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CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO, MAGNIFICENT
furniture French and Indian china elegant
On Thursday morning, October. 9Th, ~ O'clock
the residence OF Dr. Tho Harris, u. b. in Caro-
lire race, street, between 18th and l4th
tndid grand piano. made order
L.. N. Scherr, Philadelphia
Very large and magnificent French plate msns mirrors, pier
glasses
Pair gilt chandeliers with glass Drops suitable for gas
candles
Suits elegant curtains, lined with white silk,
heavy fngng, made for large double windows
French mantel lamps, manIel ornaments
Sa vony three ply and ingram carpets
Olcloh, stair carpets, rods and eyes
Marble, maIble-top, and mshogany centre tables
Solid mahogany extension table, about 20 feet long
Mahogany French and high post bedstcads
DO wardrobes, washsands, commodes
Do hair spring sofas lounges
DO and parior chairs, rout tables
toilet
cuTed hair mattresses, bedding
Window shades chin,z curtains
Godband French china dinner
India china dinner and coffee sets
Finger bowls, tumbers, wines, gobets
Champagnes, water bottles, and decanters
Silver plated casion, table cutlery
Refrigerator, tin safe
Two fire CRATES, lot wood and coal
Together usual assortment OF kitchen utensils
that credit Of and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Oct Nd Auctioneer.
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Gen. Cass,s Position.

The following brief but significant article. from that
able and true democratic organ, the Detroit Free Press.
puts to rest all caving TO Gen. Casss position. The
articles referred by the Free Press have appeared in
our paper. aud they will be well remembered by our
readers:
sNEw YoRk PoLrIcs.-The following is the closing SEN
tence article in the Rochester Daily Advertiser of the
10Th ns
The articles In the Free Press in reference affairs
this State have The approval of Gen Cass the
sound democracy OF the whole Union will readily believe
and we'll assured!
"The Advertisers assurance comes from not
entitled credit Ii is perhaps. improper say that
the articles in the Free Press in reference New York pol
itics, have met the approval OF Gen. Cas-"
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The Removal OF MT. Bronson.

The Daily Baltimore Times commences an article on
the removal of Mr. Bronson with this remark
- After much delibsraton and some hesitation the ad-
mnisraton Washington has accomplished the terrible
deed OF what they call etibutve justice, and what the
national democrats OF New York will denominae Iciloss
tyranny by, in political phrase, deca pitaag Mr. Collector
Bronson having written independent letter the
Secretary OF the Treasury"
Our esteemed contemporary does the President injustice
in saying that Mr.. Bronson was removed after "soms
hesitaton" We assure him that there nothing like
"hesitation" in the matter. There was collaboration "
and we have abundant TO know that the admin
isiraton takes important step without "delibera,on
The practical policy of the President will be found TO
be characterized by neither ashness and precpancy.
nor by hesiiancy and vaclaton but elaboration, pru-
dence, irmness, and reasonable promptness will be
hereafter as il has been heretofore, observed We speak
from knowledge of the man and The President, and
we speak with confidence
The Richmond Enquirer understands the characters-
tics OF the administration as we do II says:
The following letter from the Secretary of the Treasury
will surprise nobody. That the removal Of Collector Bron-
would be the consequence OF his recent letter OF de-
the President, is what every person with just
Of proprety must have expected II rs Incompatible
with dignity the Executive to retain snbordnates In
office who ms Of respect for their superors
The letter Mr. Bronson appeal to acon against
the policy of the administration, and was manifesty de-
signed as challenge the President Whatever may be
our opinion OF the propey of the fist letter from Mr.
Guthrie cannot but approve the present action oil the
Executive The President is right in dismissing Bronson
and the country will sustain him. This pompn bold, and
Just measure illustrates his energy of character, and will in
spire ardo and confidence in the bosom of his friends
The may al,er and the treacherous may DESERT but
honest democrats will stand ny their President In his strug
gle with faction. For time, doubt the rage Of faction
will fill the country with its iurate yelis, but the ebu
ton over returning will vndcate the President and
cover the traitors with merited contempt"
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plomacy.
We opposed to the acquisition OF territory by force.
and TO every manifestation of hashness seeming ln-
justice 10 the people who occupy the regions contiguous
10 this republic, or toward The nations to whom they
acknowledge allegiance; but II England, any other
government OF Europe. shall unduy interfere in The al
fairs of Cuba, OF Central America, of the Sandwich
Islands, elsewhere this continent a necessity may
arise which. however earnestly may desire to avert
it, may demand OF this republic the assumption OF at
ttude that will not be Ielinquished until the whole
North American continent shall become more uniyer
sally Independent Of Europe than il ever has been.
We would not obtain the control of Cuba by unfair
means; but her relative geographical position 10 our
southern coasts and great highways the is such
as entities insist that she shall never pass from the
possession OF Spain without our knowledge and assent
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eot OF uuiversaJ attention Even despos while they bite
their lips snger splendid career nn1'on are
forced acknowledge claims 20 respect ana wheh
the pu blicy condemn. they secretly admire US
What has made great, powerful go renowned
What has bound brows with victorious wreaths ana
won for position second the globe The
answer 10 handhe spirit OF enlightened democracy
Let these truths la ind. Let not continued sue
shut The possibility OF being overcome IN
the In November. An oyerweenng confidence IN
our strength aud may lose US the State"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1861.

m q. W. JAAxs OF Cincinnati, Ohio, collecting agent
for ths western States Messrs H. Taoa ions T.
Dxsr, q. NJ. l.. WIsxAAs, aad A. l.. CnILDs-
0y-Mr HxHRY LEWIS, OF Montgomery Alabama
Alabama Tennessee,
sisted by r. LEWIS o. and sAauKL d. Lzwls
yMr. Israel K. JAAHs No. lo2 South Tenth street. fhiado
phs general travelling assisted by VIM H. WsLp,
CoLLIss JANIS DKKsIse HAasIr, Jos BrrIos GEO
r. Burros M. BopisE, EDsusD w. WILEY, WLIiAa L.
WATERMAN and CsoRox L. MciEop.
hf- Receipts Of tho above will be good.
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Our correspondent /" Junius" deals some heavy blows
upon Messrs. Bronson and OConor. His letter will
be interesting to those who are giving attention to the
dissensions in New York The writer is distinguished
citizen OF New York.
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al The district the trust which they had confer
rsd upoa him The address invokes strict party ndelIy
to the nomination.
The address was unanimously adopted, and esoiu
lion passed asking ihs city convention 10 have printed
for circulation.
The convention then adjourned, after addresses ou
Francis Gallagher and Nathaniel Cox, ssqIs,
What MIR, Vansaats future course VIII De- we nave
no means oil knowing. II IL 10 be presumed. however
that he will hardly feel liberty To disregard Tue Twice
expressed will Of the convention
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VALUABLE Farm at Private saIc.-We have for pr-
vnts ssls about three mies from
Cesus Market about $50 about 20 Of which ara
cls.reA cultivation the balance In wool u
and beautiful location The buidngs cons d
GOOD dwelling, barn. and all other necessary our wiz
"'1'-''' '"s- GREEN h SCOTT,
o..,~ .-O~ Auctioneers.
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Col. Davis's Letter ON senator Toombs.

SThe Griffin (Ga) Jefersonian contains the following
letter OF COL Davis, reply 10 charges made against
him by Senator Toombs. The letter is addressed TO "
A. Gaskill, esq, by whom the charges were commun
Gated to COL Davis. The answer OF Col Davis char
ac,erstic OF the bold, Straightforward chlvarous man.
1t speaks to The point. and it leaves no room 10
lodging;
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MONEY TO LOAN

a FEW thousand dollars TO loan on good secur;tr I'm
IA quire at the office Of 'N "'''' LII
October p, lS53-6tf w. ''iiih'
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Something New in Minnesota.
.New Store! New Stock! .New STILES of
Goods, and Mem Prices

TATIICARr, KERN & co. have purchased and now
~ occupy the large aud cummodious Store-hause just
fin she'd Roberts street, to Mcssrs Winnie
Cooley, where they opening and receiving by
every boat. the largest and carefully
Foreign ank Domestic Dry Clouds brought, Min
ne>ota Her" may be found almost variety of style
and pattern VI dress goods in the following fabrics:
French, English and American Muslin
DclaineS and Cashmercs, printed and plain
Wool DeBcgc, French checked Poplus
Frcuch. Gerniau and SaXony Merinocs
Persian CashmereS,
JUScy cloth in the delicate shades
Victoria Paids, Fancy printed NelvelS
Black French mbazin
Black. Colore and Figured AlracaS
French English and American Prints in endless
quantity and variety
Italian and Lyons dress silks
Turc satiU>, Tarlton and Swiss MuSi!ns, etc.
SHAW lS---A II, Black and White Wool, Waterloo,
Waerriit, Bay State, Long ana Square Plaid
Brown and White shirtingS Irish Linens
Strip'd Shirings, Drills DENNIS. Bet Ticks
F.ann@S---Red. White, yellow and printed
Cloths ana satnetS, Blankets and Rugs
Hosiery and Gloves. ScW"i Muslin GLARS
Cuts, ChemS'ttS, ElgingS and Insertions.
In the House FIrnI, hing Department be found
large stock OF Carpctnt OF the following make:
Lowell supcrinc, Auburn. A>buna, Fail and Union
Mills, Plain Ncli ian, etc.
pFuggcis. II tart R.>. JHfte,i AMI A ,elaide Mats
Window shades, Pain WIIiow Paper.
Drapery MIsiu,, Tab { Linen
Dana>k Linen TabIecoills, Embost Cloth Table Covers
Oil CT th do, ga and IL shce;inr Toilet covers
Table Napkins, Manchester and Marseilics Quilts
Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers,
Huckaback, Diaper and Crash Towclinrs
Lad cs' German Work Baskets. etc,
Together with thousand articles too numerous too
mentlon all OF which we hold ourselves ready TO show
and Sell for Cash at the lowest prices the same articles
can be bought for ST. Louis or Chicago; we would
therefore Solicit call from the citizens of Minnesota
we'll ii friends in st. Panl.
st. Paul, Oct, 1888. CATHCART, KERN s. co.
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Groveland Garden and Nursery
Between ST. Paul and St. Anthony, near the Halfway

Between ST. Paul and St. Anthony, near the Halfway
House.
THNIIE subscribers would invit the attention of o.
u those who wish to set fruit trees this asysSys
fall or the coming spring. 10 their stock of trees 1870
that have been growing in the Territory
years. In conncct with the Scott Nursery
Davcnp"r Iowa they prepared to ill all orders
either standard dwrTf trees OF and descrp
lion that Will be requir, this climate, together with
Currants GoUScberics Gravcvnes, ETC. AlSo anything
in the ornamental line, such Roses, Dahiias PhoNcs
and the various kinds of towering plants usually kept in
such esta. >GmctS.
Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wish
to set fruit cm5csh th.ir grounds. As
have sum lent qUantity hand to supply the de-
mand, Ii, receive orders early this Fall.
make up the deficiency at the Nursery in Uavcnport
where expect to spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed left at the of J. f. Fullerton, ST.
Paul. l.. NJ. FORD X co.
st. Paul, o t. 10, 1S5". 5v
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Port of St. Paul.
Steamboat .4rrirais and Departures far Tie
,reek ending Friday, October 2lst.

DIR. M'LANEs LIVER PILIS.-Whcn the propr:-
etors Of this invaluable remedy purchased it of
the inventor. there was no medicine which de-
served the name, for the cure of Liver and bill
ious complaints, Notwithstanding the great pre-
valence of these diseases in the United States.
In the South and West particularly, where the
patient is frequently unable to obtain the SER
vices of a regular physician, some remedy was
required at once safe and cfectual, and the OPP
Grafton of which could in no wise prove prcju-
dicial to the constitution. This medicine is
supplied by DIR Lane S Liver pills, as has been
proved in every instance in which it has had
trial. Always beneficial. not solitary instance
has ever occurred in which its effects have been
injurious. The invention of an educated and
distinguished physician, it has nothing in CON-
mon with the quack nostrums imposed upon the
public by shallow pretenders to the medical
art. Experience has now proved, beyond a
doubt, that DR.. M'Lane's Pill is the best remedy
ever proposed for the Liver complaint.
Purchasers will beware of cOunferfeHs. and
Invariably ask for DR.. NJ Lanes Celebrated Liv-
CT pills, and take none else, as there are other
pills purporting to be Liver Pills, now before
the public.
For sale at W. W. HIcncox's.
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Bounty Lands!!!

TUNHERE are large number of persons IN this Terrific
~, doubtless, that have claims for Bounty Land
81 all uersous who we're engaged in the revolutionary
1912, those who hare oeen Pdid oy me Cn-
ted STATES since the lt DAY 1872 and their Wild
ows and minor children. call at the banking office the
subscriber, in ST. Paul. where they may perhaps for the
Sr,t time learn that they entitled TO Bounty Land.
Fathers Mothers Brothers and Sisters deceased
diers are under Of the of Congress, entitled
Bounty Lands, and very many are entitled this year VINO
not last.
Late intelligence just received. As there is fee
charged give me a call. CUAS. ii. PARKER,
Oct22, 1S53-6f Broker, &c.
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A True Bill has been found against
Cl eel r o. % NTuCOc

GGT e. C( DIV ] T1CNS,
I'D the Ladies and Gentlemen ST. Paul and vicinity,
NJ for selling goods cheaper than before sod in
the Territory.
We acknowledge the ssSoft Impeachment,' and
ready TO receive the attendance host of customers,
both old and new. We Halter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness,
We not equaej by any other establishment in the
Territory. We have not time at present To go into details
but will enumerate of the articles exhibition
English and French Mernos, De LANES,
Parametta Cloths. Cashmeres,
Plain and Fancy silks.
Fmbd Curtain Muslin from % cts TO S1,O0 per yard
EmDd Curtains from $3.50 10 $1,000 per pair.
and 6-4 DamasEs from 80 cents to 81 80 per yard
Tap estry Brussels, ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Embroi.eres of all kinds, consisting OF
Collars, sleeves, Hanikerchiefs,
Chemzets, etc., Long and square shaws;
Besides numerous other articles In the
Dry Goods Lac.
also large assortment of IL and g. oil-coths
Painted window shades. China Glass add Queensware,
Chidren's Misses and Ia'iios Boots and shoes,
Boys and mems boots and shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods exposed and ready sale,
pledge ourselves to sell them che than before
offered In the Tefrtoty.
Every BJdy, please give a call before purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELT X BROTHER.
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NOTICE.

EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Board of
- Building Commissioners until the 26th inst, for fur
nhng materials and making fence around the capitol
square, being block 6, in BAIL and Guerns addition to
st. Paul. according 10 the specifications file
flee of the Secretary of the Territory.
Also separate proposals will be resolved until the same
time, for erecting bench for the Judges and desk for
clerk the supreme court room; speaker and clerks desk
in the Representatives. Hall, and President Secreta-
rys desk in the Council Chambers said work be
peted by the 18th day of December The plan and
style to be the in the Supreme Court Room and
House Of Representatives Of the United States.
BEN. W. BRUNSON,
81. Paul, Oct. :, 80. Building Commissioner.
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Gas...Burning Fluid...Cas,

VnNHERE are SPIRITS well that are gaSsy: hui
Il SPIRIT Gas is new thug, used Is burning hui,
for lamps, clean, safe and brilliant article. Try IT,
For sal. by barrel or gallon at
BOND KELLOGG'S,
Spirit Ware Room
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Lard Oil! Lard OIL!

Ahh Gallons OF this superb extract oil HOG lust
HOO received and for sale by barrel or gallon at
BOND x kEIL0GG'S
Oil and Drug Store.
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MARRIED,

In Christ Church, St. Paul. the morning Of the 18TH
by the Rev. J. Chamberlain, Rev. TIMOTHY Will
COxSON, Rector of Christ Church, to Mrs. ELIZABETH
CENTER, of st. Louis.
In st. Pauls Church. in the city of Buffalo, 3Oh
ult., by the Rev. DR.. Shelton, Mr.. JOHN Il. COOK and
Miss ELIZA ELLEN, eldest daughter Capt. Stephen
Champlin, e. s. Navy.
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ON HAND IN SEASON.

los. CAMPBELL. Third street above Jackson. sign Of
q the wooden Indian respectfully informs his CUSTOM
well as all others, that he has received for the fall
trade, large and complete supply of every description Of
TOBfCCO .1.ND CIGARS,
which he is prepared to sell at his usual accommodating
rates wholesale and retail. Ny ami the quality
of my stock well KNOWN AMI it is useless to into
particulars st. Louis prices and II the article does
satisfacton the money refunded. Merchants and
traders all paris of the Territory, will find by deal
lag with that they will at least their freight bills
up from st. Louis, in addition to much time and trouble
Aug 27, lS53-5Otf
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IIANVBD,

A WIDOW LADY who speaks and writes fuenty the
IA German, French and English languages being able
TO teach them in connection with the ordinary branches
education, desires with her child, aged Years.
into respectable family intending pay her board and
convenient lodging in sUine lessons day if
mandcr of the time besides her own DISPOSAL The
advantage of continual practice offered her pupils
her presence should not be overlooked. She has
knowledge of music to be useful to beginners and is well
acquainted with fine needlework and dress making
Having had family herself, she might be an asis-
tant to lady in her family Concerns. This lady ready
TO enter in any honorable position where her capacities
might be most profitable to her.
For further particulars apply at the Mnuesotian Office
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.
He subscriber offers his services 10 the public i'll the
prosecution of claims before Congress any Of the
Departments of the Governments some years expert
ehce SDisbnrSig Agent vi the LATHAM Depai tmeht with
general knUMiC ledge The de ransactng business
III the Office Of the government. enables him to PROMISE
satisfaction to all who may eurst business Of this char
ter 10 his
He will also give special attention TO the collection
Of claims against parties resjdiny in tie District Of
Columbia or cicnty; to negotiating Loans, veH as
the sale Of Stocks, Real Estate, Land Warrants, SC.
or furnish Information To rrcspondeuts residing dis
at the seat of Governments.
Us 0fee over the Banking House Of Selden, Withers
& Co., 10 whom lie refers. JAMES J. MILLER.
n. BE references OF the most satisfactory character
WI! be given to correspondents in whatever State they
may reside.
REFERENCES.
STPAUL-lIon. ID. Cooper, W. ii. Forbes, Alex. Will
kin. 5I-6m
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Refined Whale Oil.

VBNHIS article illuminating the darkness Of our win
IL ter nights, has ancient ish-like smel' but
fine gold, clear AMBER and brilliant our northern
lights. A large lot OIL hand at
BOND KELLOGG'S
wholesale Oil Wareroom
IA side entrance at west end for wholesale CUSTOM
crs. Material hand for all kinds Light this winter
except light weight.
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WANTED.

CENERAL energetic BUSINESS MEN in Wisconsin,
- Iowa, and Minnesota engage soliciting Insur-
ance. Apply to
WM. BREWSTER, INSURANCE BROKER,
81 Corner Third and Wabashaw Streets.
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SEAL PRESSES:

HE undersigned are agents for Rogers & Bros Sale
l Presses. and Will deliver the at manufacturer.
prices. Specimens TO be at the Express Office of
5itf BURBANK Il CO.
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Essential oils, Essences and Fluid Extracts,

sour offence is rank and smells to Heaven,
But it is pleasant smell ncverthclcss-
nNE gallon of Oil of Peppermint was accidentally
~ broken, and the whole :. Upper Town,' scented
thereby; but enough of all kinds is still to supply the
people with Oils Essences, and extracts, pies Gus
tardS cake candy, and tor all medicinal purposes Eve
rybody nose this fact. For sale at the
CITY ORIG STORE,
Upper Town.
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gDRU SIIES.-For Painters, artists. whtewashers,
AD 800 dozen Paint, Varnish, Whitewash. scrub
hing. Camel ami sable hair BrScS also. sash tools, for
sale at BOND d KELLOGG'S,
Brush Emporium.
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ElLACklNG, and Backing Brushcs-brush your boots.
$3.50 boxes MaSoI's Challenge Rlackiur No 9th
backing can SHINE beside this black dianond.' Also
brushes by the gross, for sale by
BOND & KELLOGG,
at the Brown Drug storet.
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kn FOXES S0APS.-For Washing, shaving and
co securing, all kinds-fancy toilet and pair-cy-
cept soft soap, in large quantities, at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
sod Brown Store.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!

l.. LARPENF Et Il has Just received, and Is daily
IA receiving direct from New York, the largest and
best selected stock of
. r Y G o OBS
brought to this Market which he is prepared sell
at prices which cannot fail to suis purchasers. Having
taken in the selection public
rely finding every thing in his line the best
quality. The ladies' will find in the following list. COM
prisng but small portion of our stock, Tariey of ar
clcs for their use, such as
WIN I f b NETS;
Silks satns and Dress Ncvcts, large and beautiful
Sortnlent; French MernoS, plain figured: Winter
Plais, Of superior quality de LANES of every style
ShawS; Ladies' Wiuer gloves CaiicoeS, oil, plain, and
figured; Hosiery. cotton. wooden, Sc Curtain Damask,
different colors and qualities.
Carpeting and OiI-cIoihs,
Carpet etc.. large and beautiful assortment,
lected with great the best and
will be sold at a small advance eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
Hats Caps, latest styles; Gloves and mtcns,
ssng Kid Buck, cashmere, etc.; Boots and Shoes,
and boys; laes and misses and shoes, large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
a large variety and of superior quality, which will sold
very low persons wishing ready male clotng will do
well to call and examine stock before purchasing.
We will continue to receive additions to present
stock by every arrival below until the close
ication when boast complete an assortment
the winter trade any establishment above ST. Louis.
A. j.. LARPENTEUR.
October s, 1S53-3tf