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Notice.
American Silver Wante,
n otIee.

NOTfCE Il hereby given that under the Instructions
In issued from the Department of the Interior, Pension
Office, dated October 23d 1884, shall apply TO the Com
mssioners of Pensions. at Washington d. C., to issue
duplicate Of Military Bounty Land Warrant, issued the
Both January. 1851. David Fclker private In Captain
lIulPs Company, U. s. ntry, War OF 1872
No. 1884, for 16O acrcs 2Sh September, $780, which
warrant duly assigned by the said David lker
Salna Tr,issell and located by the said Trusse at L.
nted States Land Oce at saltwater, MnnesO Terrific
ry, on the 23d Of june 1857 notice from the General
Land Office having been received by the said TrusSc that
said warrant has been lost since Its receipt at the Still
water Land Ohcc. SALIVA TRU SSELL..
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Notice to Lumbermen.

YNIIE subscribers having purchased Of the United
l. States the Pine Timber Lands situated upon Rum
river an its tributaries, in Minnesota Territory, with
the exception Of small quantity purchased by other
tcs give notice that will be permitted to cut
timber upon said lands without first obtaining permit
from us. Permits TO lumber upon said lands will be
granted on favorable terms, application to either Of
us ut the American House, St. Paul, or " William ID.
Garland or Caleb d. Door, Of st. Anthony.
WASIIBURN & WOODMAE.
DORILUS MORRISON.
st. PLll, NV L., '63-2t
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Cheap for Cash I Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

jRst now receiving peV lot Of Furniture sale,
L consisting OF Galena b. Louis and NinROta Chairs
Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses Secretaries,
WardrObes, etc.
J. II. has a very conspicuous situation for CRY nnd
country business. Gentlemen at distance wishing u
establish an agency to sell or buy merchandise show
samples for orders Patent Rights, do by address
sing as abovc the subscriber Is we'll acquainted here.
Real Estate bought and sold commission, Lanf
Warrants located good land, and claims Of land for
farms secured.
J. H. is agent for McCmbers Hay and Fodder cutter,
great invention for keeping animals in fine condition.
ami no owner Of O horse should be without
Money loans negotiated. All business strictly CONT
Dental and charges moderate. aSu
Holland Place Hotel, st. Puul, MI.
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NEW HAND AT AN OLD ESTABLISHMENT.

TTAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
III william Taylor, Thii between Roberts and Min
nesota streets, nearly opposite the Post Office respect
fully tender my services a BARBER, with full
vction that establishment except perhaps that Of
Banker. Will shave closer easier than will bic done at
my shop. Cutting hair, Campooning. and all the var
business Of barber will be attended, to, and am
determined all my customers shall be satisfied with the
scientific ability which shall continue be displayed
this old and popular establishment. A. c. STORY.
August n, 1S63-5Of
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SALE STABLE.

WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the pblic
l. to this establishments, where keep contanty on
hand for SALE the best variety OF horses suitable for fun
cy, carriage, draft the saddle. PERSONS having hOr
dispose of Will find to their advantage TO CALL
keep the only establishments Of the kind in st. Paul. and
my knowledge OF the market will enable u procure
fair prices for any which BE- left In have
always tho best feed for horses, and always
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & CO.,
Third street, opposite Ca,heart, Kern & Cos. store.
July 40, 1S53-i6tf.
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NEW FALL e WINTER GOODS!

A l.. LARPENTECR has just received, and Is daily
IA receiving direct from New York, the largest and
best selected stock Of
DRY G O Cd S
ever brought to this Market which he prepared sell
at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers. Having
taken great In the selection of his Stock public
can rely on finding every thing in his line the best
quality. The ladies' will find In tho following list,
prsg but small portion OF stock, variety OF art-
clcs for their use, such as
WINTER BONNETS;
Silks, sans and Dress vclvcts, large beautiful
sentiment; French Mcrinos, plain and figured; Winter
Plaiis Of superior quality; de LANES Of every style !;
Shawl Ladies' Winter gloves; Cacoes, oil, plain, and
figured; Hosiery cotton, WOODEN, &c Curtain Damask,
different colors and qualities.
Competing, and Oil-cloths,
Carpet rugs, etc., large and beautiful assortment,
lected with from the best
will be sold at q small advance on eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassime res and YestinSs.
Hats and Caps, latest syles Gloves and mittcns,
ssng OF Kid Buck, cashmere, etc., Boots and Shoes for
men and boys; Indies and misses boots and shoes, large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and Of superior quality, which will be sold
very low persons wishing ready made clOting will do
well to call AMI examine stock before purchasing.
We will continue to receive additions to our present
stock by arrival from below until the close
igaon, when boast complete assortment
the winter trade any establishment above st. Louis.
A. L. LARPENTECR.
October s, lS53-4u
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Musical Instructions for the Winter EVENING"
ALIASES for instruction in vocal and Instrumental
~ Music, (Flute, Violin, violinceo and Contra Bas)
will be opened by the undersigned his residence on
Tuesday the LIST Of November, as follows, viz:
Adult classes, singing, Monday, 7,P.M.
do Instrumental, Wednesday, I, do
Children do Singing Tuesday 7, do
do Instrumental, Thursday, Z, do
Terms each for the quarter commencing LIST
November for adults, $500
For children, 300
W. II. COLIING,
Fifth street, In the Building formerly occupied by the
Minnesotan Once.
Ste
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Express Notice.
Five Tons Shorts and Bran.

IN hand and for sale. Erie K Kalamazoo Railroad mo-
~ ney, and all with few exceptons) Of the notes
the So n. Y. Safety Fund Banks (he which ru-
mOred on Change.' not long since, had broke, sbusf-
ed &c and Ohio State Stock notes, received In payment
for Groceries and Provisions. Bring trash,
get something good. BURBANK L CO.,
Nov. %, 1858. Wharf Boat.
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Minnesota Western Railroad Company.

Office is hereby given that Books receiving Sub
IN scriptions TO the Capital Stock the Minnesota
Western Railroad Company, Incorporated by Act Of the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Minnesota, a-
proved March Sd, 1853, will be:openet the American
House, in the Town of st. Paul. In said Territory,
the office Of -, In the City Of New York, on Mon
day. the 26th day Of December next, 10 O'clock A.M
and kept open thirty that date according
the 18th section Of the Act Incorporating said Company.
OTIS lIOYT.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
HENRY N. RICE,
FRANKLIN STEELE.
SOCRATES NELSON.
MARTIN MCLEOD.
ALEXANDER WILKIN.
VI. s. WILKINSON.
st. Paul, Nov. 26, lS53.-ll 4w
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St. Paul Crockery Store.
NEW ARRIT AIS,

NEW ARRIEA AIS!
The Largest. Handsomest and Best assortment
Of China. GLASS; dRd C,0ekeyy, euer
seen IN Minnesota TERRITORY.
ID MARVIN, ut his store, tao doprs east Of the Post
H. Office, Is prepared Show and sell the ai~v :
gosls at prices lower than they he bought IN alcna.
Ills white Granite ware, Irnistone-cm. Is OF The
best quality and of the haid~aucst and latest pLter
lie has every article that BE- ihht OF Of that
and can supply full sets supply parts Of 10 match.
In Yellow and Rocking ham Ware,
For kitchen purposes, he sell 80 per cent low than
former prices, he Is constantly receiving Directly IN
the manufacturers East, and is buying at first hai.
The following are OF the articles Kept,
others too numerous To- mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. Covered
do Butter Plates, covered, with drainer
Il" Soap Dishes AMI Brush Trays
do MuffRs. with
'o Gravy Turr.'ls, with la'ile
i0 do Iowis
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. 1T SAINTS
do Ewcr- ami l,>nS
do of every thing table fnrniiure--a
very large variety.
yellow AMI Rockingham ware Cakcmoul,S, pic plates,
Butter Jars, spittoonS, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets and Dinner sets of all kinds
GIasswarc-evcry requisite articc-call and sec.
st. Paul, July 2.
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED l. now furnished with sectional
maps Of all the surveyed portion Of the Territory, and
Abstracts OF oil entries and presumption claims made ut
the Saltwater Land Ollce Persons In the vicinity wish
Ing TO enter Government Lands time and money
By calling Oh me, rs can furnish them all the informa-
ton they could get at the Land ONCE. Reports received
from the Land Office twice week. Titles lands traced
to the original purchaser.
TRUMAN N. SMITH,
Corner 3d AMI Minnesota st, Saint Paul, Mt.
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reat Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul.

Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower st. Paul.
m LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
HUI ing, have Just been laid ont, and offered for
sale hundred dollars each. Such opportunity to
invest speculation, has rarely offered. These lots
nearly opposite Pigs Ego Bar, which has for the last
seasons Obstrucc In some degree, navigation TO the
landing. And Is not too much says that
the point where the main shipping business Of this
ing city OF the West will ultimately be done. It only
needs the erection Of few warehouses O beginnings
AMI at once the prosperity Of the city will point In that
direction. And It Is to give 1t that beginning, this
nducement Is held out 10 capitalists.
Other valuable real property In and st. Paul. for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire of
J.. G. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PIERSE.
ST. Paul, Nov. 10, 1S53-9-6m
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GENERAL AGENCY,

THE subscriber offers his services the public In tho
prosecution Of claims before Congress any Of tho
Departments Of the Government. Some years. exper-
sDsbursng Agent Of the Indian Department, with
general knowledge Of the me Of ransactng business
In the office Of the Government, enables him promise
satisfaction to all who enrut business Of this char
ter to his care
He will also give special Alteration to the collection
Of claims against parties residing in the District Of
Columbia Uicny TO negotiating Loans, as soen a.
the sale Of Stocks, Real Estate, Land Wdrrdnfs &C.
or furnish Information 70 correspondents residing DIS
lance, regard business which may Interest them
At the seat Of Government.
Czs once over the Banking House Of SeAien WitheyS
& Co., TO whom he refers. JAMES J. MILLER.
n B. References OF the most satisfactory chaYacteS
given TO correspondents in whichever State thex
may reside.
NETERENCES~
Sr.PAuL-Hon. d. Copper, W. II. Forbes, Alex. VIII
kin. 62-6m
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SEAL PRESSES.

7 he undersigned agents for Rogers Eros Sale
l Presses. and will deliver the same at manufacturer.
prices. Specimens to be the Express office Of
6ln BURBANK * co.
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B. +. DAVIS & CO.,

TTAyE on hands In the Rice House:
III 200 Barrels Flour;
10 Whisky;
10000 Tons Bacon, Sides, Shoulders, and Hams;
100 Barrels Mess and Prime Pork;
100 Boxes Soap;
20 Barrels Mackcrel;
Is Boxes Tobacco;
- Barrels Molasses;
30 Barrels Sugar-all kinds;
$50 Bush. Dried Apples-nsw fruit;
100 Peaches;
Is Sacks Coffee;
u Chests; half chests Teas assorted;
Gross Can Oysters;
8 s. Sardines, including general asso-t-
ment Of spices, cloves, nut rasns, sarches, &c
all Of which will be sold at low figures to close out our
stock. Those wishing to purchase will please take notice
and Get accordingly.
81. Paul, Nov 26, 1S53-l1u
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Attention !-Everybody /!
HEAR..HEAR YE...n0 We HEAR1

HEAk..HEAR NE !..DO NE HElk
TUNHAT J. T.. WHITNEY has Just returned from
Il New York, with the largest and most magnificent
assortment Daguercotve goods, ever offered to the
pie Of Minnesota.
IN. B. His assortment Of Cases Is the most splcIi-
did In this markets consisting In part Of Pearl,
Tortoise Shell, Paper Machc, SILK Velvet, Port Monai,
Union, Jewell, Mourning, Kossnth, Jenny Lind, Kate
Hayes, &c.
The largest and best assortment ever offered for sale
In ST. Paul. which will be sold either with without
likenesses in them; also, Lockct Pins, ETC., etc.
Pictures put In better styles and better than
before for the money.
p. s. 100000 persons be &C .ommOdated on short
notice Provided, they do not all come at one time.
few very fine lkenesses OF the late Coll j. NJ. Good
hue, for Sae also, pictures OF HOe-in-the-Day, Red
Iron and other noted Indians, views OF ST. Anthony
Falls, etc. at the Gothic Buildings Third street, up stairs
Walk In without knocking.
st. Paul, November 8, IS53-3tf
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70 persons Desiring Standard or Dwarf FruiD
Trees, shrubbery, Plants, re.
THE undersigned have published a catalogue, viicfs
may be obtained at the counting room Of Nessss ReyA
My,with whom orders may be left, or at thefr nursery
ooe mile and half west from the residence Of q. II.
Rice. NERRIPIELD NEWTON.
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A Little Left Yet,
10 Dds Extra Flour, Is bbls Mess Pork,
oO SACKS buckwheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
ooOO lbs pest Daily Butter; 20 bbls Dried Apples;
hhds n sugar; 10 do II and G sugar;
% bls Kendalps Butter Crackers
And esc other articles, all which we wi an N close
possible, 70 wind up business for the
season. J. C. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10, ls6s-lotf
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Notice.

VuNHE Books OF the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Il Railroad will be opened GO days the date here
Of, for the Subscription Stock, office Of ". G..
LeDuc, Esq, in the new Post Office building.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
ST. Paul, Nov. 10, lS53.-lOtf.
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Notice..

NOLlC0.
"AVING removed my residence to La Pointe County,
IL Il Wisconsin, give notice to all to whom am in
debted to present their accounts Immediately
ment Those indebted TO also requested attend
to the matter ct once, as shall be in town but few
weeks.
ST. Paul, Nov. l9, 1S53.-lOu d. 4. J. BAKER.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.

% ECEIVED directly from New York, full assortment
II Of Ricf's patent fireproof Saamander safes,
sale by WM. constants.
Lower Janiing, Randaps Levec.
LIVERY day arrivals fresh Galena, Dubuque and Al
II ton Lime; Hams, shoulders, Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap, etc.; full supply Of all kinks OF Groceries sale
cheap at wM. constants,
2-69w3 Lower Landing, Kandalps Ievec.
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Mendoza E ouse,

.MendOtd, Minnesota Territory.
WOULD respectfully inform the public that have
taken the farribault House, in the Menota,
and prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent
transient.
The house IN newly fitted up, comnojious pleas
anty located, and pains will be spared make II
Of the most comfortable in the West.
July %, l853--l5u JAMES BRUCE.
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Snuff Snuff!
IL who up to snuff should give q call. and
n try article Of Scotch. Maccouba and Rap
pee snuff I'm jars bladders and by the pound. We
the snuFng pubc that II is Of an extra quality, nicely
scented with TOnka Beans, and is not to BIO sneezed at
We have also snuff boxes, plain and fancy to hold 1t.
Call at BOND s. KELIOGG'S,
UPPER Town.
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More Provisions.

More Provisions.
lust received per Jenny Lind
d casks new Hams and Shoulders;
Is brls Mess Pork;
1000 lbs. fresh Leaf Lard;
1000 lbs. choice Table Butter;
and for sale by BURBANK s. co.,
Nov. u Wharf Boat.
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O bbs extra and super6ne Flour 90 bbIs Mess Pork;
AOO 1000 Lbs leaf Lard. tt rscevo and for sale ty
ERBANK l. ca.
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Pianos and Princes Melodeons

Stoddart's Pianos and Princes Melodeons
the manufacturers prices. There better in
n struments than these and but few Of them remain
on hand; call at LEDCC'S BOOK STORE.
Express Notice.
HAVING received, per Jenny Lind, all our Express
II Freight from the Galena up 18th inst,
shall defer the departure Of messenger first
land trip, until Monday, the 5th Of December next
Also, In order to accommodate all parts the city, our
Office will hereafter be kept at the Book Store W. G.
LeDuc. W. G.. LEDUC,
Agent North Western Express Co.
st. Paul, Nov. %, 1853. LIFT
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EstfaYs
Cash Paid

NOR Old Cast-iron, Brass, and Copper at the St. Paul
l. Foundry, near the Lower Landing.
Nov 10, ls53-lOy r. GILMAN.
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b. F, DAVIS & CO..
LIQUORS & CIGAR,
WANTED.

CEIERAL energetic BUSINESS MEN In W.scon,In,
- Iowa, and Minnesota, to engage ia soliciting lnsu.-
ance. Apply TO
WIN. BREWSTER, INSURANCE BROKER,
81 Corner Third and W abashaw Streets.
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Taken Up,

TAKEN Up,
- the subscriber living Phalans Lake, three
ID miles northeast Of St. Paul, the 18th OF Scpcm-
Der last, dark boy colt, years old. The
have the said colt by proving property AMI pay
Ing charges. Said colt be by applying to the
undersigned Mt his residence In st. Paul, the Capt.
toll. AARON GROCER,
Oct 20, lS53-7-4w
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u A. VANCE BROWN.
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In Heat Prepare for Cold!
Stoves for the Million.

TIlE Undersigned has
l. removed his stove amt
Tinware establishm't from
Tho CORNER Of Roberts ani
T'Iirti street, to the west
slide OF Roberts street, bet'n
hird and Fourth. And
ihr'hcr, no i,aSJust received
the largest and hes; selected
stock os
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Books & Stationery!

A LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous, Law, Medical, The
II ologicaI and School Books. Stationery Of the bes
quality Of fancy goods, Paper Hangngs
musical instruments, engravngs and Blank Books Of tn
best quality kept constantly hand and for sale ut fa
prices at Of Bench ami Wabasha Streets
site the new Post Office, at LEDCC,S BOON STORE.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Marietta and Cincinnati xnilrond.
IeLti,l Of Lr.,ctnI,,


Lettings Of Eastern and Western Divisions.
DRoPoSALS will be received up to the 18TH of July Al
the Engineers Office in Marietta for the gadu ton
Masonry otc, of the It'll and Sh Divisions this
extending from Marietta TO Zanc's Island, opposite
city OF Wheeling.
The line will be divided into about mile cons OF
some Of which there will be heavy masonry and otheI
work worthy the notice of the most responsible contac
tors.
Plans proncs and Specifications will be ready
animation at Marietta and the line OF the Divi. iOn
Eear Wheeling, on and after July the 18th
Proposals will be Tcce we'd the time anL place
for tile construction of about twenty miles, being
ton Of the road, between Manchester and Milford. four
teen miles out OF Cincinnati the Little Miami Rail
Road
Plans, ProdIes aud Specifications for this Division will
be ready for examination at the Engineers Office in the
Manchester Building Third street, Cincinnati.
Ter the list day July.
The line OF the road Marietta anu Beprc to Dlan
CHESTER being already under contract and well advanced
in constructions; the work offered forms the only
aininS link TO complete the connexion from Cincinnati
TO Philadelphia, by way OF the Pennsylvania Rail- Road
Recent subscriptions 81, 900 by Pennsylvania
Raj. Road Co. the city OF Wheeling, and individuals, to
The Capital Stock OF the Company, will the prompt
completion OF this great work from Cincinnati Wheel
ing WIN. z. CUTLER. Pres't
\. KENNEDY, Engineer. je6-lG)w It'd
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THE RIVER AT PITTsBURGH.-It has been oul
prde, as well as our duty, to spare neither labor
nor expense, in procuring correct information &c
lay before the readers of the Intsllgencer and we
lave formed character for correctness not llere-
foe enjoyed by newspapers in this section of the
country But as we have it not in our power to
cOntroI T. e manipuations of inexperienced oper-
ators on our telegraphic lines, we do not hold
ourselves responsible for the facts and figures we
GET from that source and particularly for the mat
;sE which comes from the Pittsburgh Office. We
DO our best 10 get the facts in correct form, and
We then print them truthfully as received.
We have misrepresented the depth of wa
tel in the river at Pittsburgh. but stated il
prscisely as we received it from their own repor-
ter. In our paper of Saturday the reporter quotes
the water at too feet. Our dispatch in this morn
ingsPaper, received Saturday night from the same
source, being one day later, and both dispatches
declaring the river 10 be at a stand, quotes ttUO
feet nine inches! Nuf ced. One or the other of
hese dispatches is ie and ii is not for us TO de-
termue which. 1t is out of our power 10 decide,
and can only publish the figures as we receive
them, however much we may be DESTROYS ofdo-
ing otherwise.
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New Hat and Cap Store,

No. 1913, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
order &c Feep race with the enterprise increasing
business ofour city and better accommodate gry
increasing Hat and Cap tfaIe, have opened
SPLENDID SA LES ROOM
in the new block erected Ivy W. w ShTiver, side
Main street, Cbewecm Union and Monroe,) where
prepared TO furnish oar patrons and the public with supe
ror hats and caps ofcvery variety and OF the latest and
must approved styles and comprised in part OF extra
moeskln and silk hats, black brown, and white beaver
dc braid Legh1rn China braid, Canada braid and chill
drcns Fancy Hats
Also god assortment OF mems and YOUTHS summer
caps All those wishing good article, at wholesale
tail III our line, at low rates will please call ard examine
stock.
june9 W. w JIMESOS,
n B-Hats to order Cat short notice. 10 tit every
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p.,, STORE N CENTRE WuEELiNG.-Ourf friends
-c.,trs Wheeling have an improvement much
- I'D aud which we think they will not fail to
.,,i,,e. Mr.. JOSEPH GRAVES has opened q
| err store next door TO the Savings Bank, in
l' fine new building on Biddle street. TLey
cid "a, fad more deserving and clever person
n deal with, and when in search of books, station
~, wall papcr &c, we advise them to look in that
'-Sr and we presume our up town friends in the
poat business will not get in our hair for saying
- If they do we'll ightit out with them! See
enlightenment.