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GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON-
w MERcIAL HALL, corner Charles PrrdIo
EVERY DAY the week. Illuminated gaz EVERY
EVENING Cards admsson so hdssh half
price.
The statues comprise the following Distinguished
GEN. LEW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GIN LEWIS CASS MAI GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON HENRY CLAY
HON. DANIEL. WEBSTER. Jenny LIND.
LOLA MONTEZ, COdnsss Of Landsielit. BLOOMER GIRL,
DR. DAVID r. HINES, NJ sKUPINSKI murderer of the Ped
der Boy,
The aaa1 washgton Reception BIZ Ladies' on the
Bridgs 8 Trsnt1n, ,svJsrsey
pga Of HON c. CALHOUN standing by his sde
PROF ESSOR WEBSTER and DR. PARKNAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and its MOTHER
UlRA3A the portions his beautiful
on consists OF tAs sPenli Painting Of he Battle o New
Vista; Procession Revolution Paris; The Falls
Niagara Of Clifton Hotel Snow Storm, Y Great
YORK Joshua Commanding the sill
splendid representation the Crstal Palace
the hn Of ahoud fail vtth FIX
hioition IS only here temp oTsrily. fsb4
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
In abuve AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the lar
living only is years old, measuring
# the wsst, and wsgng SIG poundsrenarkao5
well poportiond has been engaged for short time. Her
Saturday morning, 2sh. No charge.
tr This imaginary "Zeaglodon " but reality huge
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pECANS-S5 bags, for sale by
II BAREIII a co. 81 Common sweet.
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undersigned respectfully request the attention of dears and The
public generally to the merits Of this Although
e "a se ,roaaeed under is present designation ~ tsIi
already dcoveTe in old standard and hig hly
sPggye The present poPrietors, Ms[0 CHARLES HE'D
honorable deieay, wishing
esil I the the partner
Ir,lssck risr wi ch II viii continue O be known.
estate, comparative unr this inc
since Introduction las exceeded that Of other
vogue, with a gcnatapti Increasing demand.
WlNGFIELD, TRICE & co,
apps Ina CHAS. a. VAN ZANpT, Agents.
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SUNDRIES-
~ GMAMPAGNE-l6O baskets Grape Leaf Tns and quarts
S1ElNH EMO cases;
BUTTLES-l50 groce Madeira and Porter.
CLARET-l20O various qualities.
MADElRA-s0 eighth casks, A. Junior;
MONONGAiElA WiliKI-40 bbs Old Winchester;
PORTER AND AlE-l59 casks London pns quarts
mys 81 In sale by s WOLFE ss Camp street.
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NOIN NIf4N I1IkJ I'M Ni01hi ~ u5V Ie-
steamships VIM Penn and Philadelphia from the Mirror
Marble Company, Of The above ASfE which or style finish
durability unelussd by thing They
feet gem in way while the price quite
oct y. LuRGES A CO.. Is and ST Circus
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
M" The new, magnificent passenger steamer

pss.enger rat steamer MOSES GREENWOOD Capt A. Thomas
will leave LITTLE ROCK aud all nro1 landings Arkansas
mv.3 SMITH n fIMISTER. ~ Poydras street.
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DRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER

gpRIDGEWATER AIN T-Constantly on
Bauels Half Barrels and Ground in Oil in
Kegs-The oe public particularly allied to the adSsn
this PAINT for all outdoor all other sub
one-tweneth Lime (e ssekd) mixed with this Mineral
makes and durable Brick and Wood
kEr Pamphlet G. C. BOGERT Il CO., 10 Camp street.
Miss.
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pRIDGEWATER PAINT, Ground in Oil
PATENT FELT, HAIR

HSIGARS-7O 900 Havana direct Importation,
~ Club Rsga Los pes Hsrmanes Rsssl Los Dos
Hernanos Media Re gala La Pat FL 1uao FL 1aaio Ef
Med Regala Crusados RegAllas, Tor sale by
mvll FERD KENNETH CO, 80 Magazine street.
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DYSPEPSIA DREAD.-A pure article made
y Wheat ground Neworlsaus kept con-
ss good the St MARY bakery
se s. May Market thus article also known by the
GRAHAM BRAN BREAD,
val is o. various kinds geatou, exc.
slightly apertnt lis effects,
cred the healthy bread for all mankind. This Bakery
BILE for urnlshlug oAves Of extra large size In"
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kSOR LAKE BORGNEfssg. Fss.s EtEsss sss5ls.r
IA ana MEXICAN GULF-SUANE FER satrtt2Hs@Ez-2aL
kFr MEXICAN GULF RAILWAYDeat corner Of Good Children
Cams EleaT0 PR0CTORVILLE, Lake Borgne, dis
aes Fare through Fifty Gents, Children and
LEAVE TIiE CITY AT az IM.LEAvE THE LAKE ATS An.
~. F.S.
~ Common street. fol all business Of the Railroad
other business connected with the OF Alex
Gordon, deceased, apply TO W. g. BAKEWELi Efsr'to oct
DRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
IL PROOF PAiSTDePot No. 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Brdgewaer Paint Company have @
completed the the addition mills and the din
Guilty experienced supplying the demand for ground oil
will for the future BE- ectua remed All orders be
lied being promptly filed
the intention OF tho Company in few weeks 10 msnntastue
other the BrdewateT, when will be
mediate in this market sized packages
lime Of OH for ordinary
purposes brck-ay onetsenieth lime well
experiment the North, and
works admirably For directions description Of
properties certificates pamphlet which may be had At the
| depo. or ofany Of the Sub AGENTS.
Dry, in barrels. weighing 400 TO 500 lbs,
Dry in hall barrels, weighing 400 to $50 lbs.
Ground in oil, in kegs OF IS, 50 and lbs,
For sale by g. c. BOGERT Il CO, 10 Camp street,
louisiana Alabama, Mississippi and Texas
| nd nv ~ y Sab
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nTIS &STREETER'S PATENT INSULATED |
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR. Travelling Agents wanted
whom offered for the sale the invaluable
"'sta9 a SoGERT Agents 70 Camp aovss
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undersigned prepared furnish The
desired qiantiy r TAM y Ise steamboats, vessels for eEI9on
branch cooking where Flour peculiarly prepared with
culinary salt requiring only cold milk tho dough
baking No addg ~
~ For particulars bill on : or packages.
Cne great property Of Ills our is, that may shipped
foreign @ md get ~ purity has been known to keep sweet and
free from insects for eighteen MONTHS
l. CHANDLER q BRO. SO Fulton street,
LEv
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT-2000 bbls. Newark
Il and Rosendale, for sale by
JOHN HARDLL CO., (Snccessors 70 j. Hayman Cor)
tf Rosendae Cement Plaster
Newark Magazine and Margny Buildings 81 Dis.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

4 II IA " " " " " L " G6'
5ss~ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
my5ts Election MosoAy May %.
re- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-B. s. TAPPAN
. candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhi.s
Gzs> For DISTRICT ATroRNEY.-We are au-
hoad the Of p H. on Attorney Counsel
Tor Law candidate 10y the oage Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
known by other denomination which the Legislature call it
qaD~ ]. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
81 FILL sf F'BfS HI ~ candidate 1 b SLs Il
ges- john ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
Gg- P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
5 COURT o for s d 81 .. &4y ' g.
ne THOMAS c. Poole is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
rs Editors of the Crescent Please an
81 IE TIRb ri coGRf Of ORLEANS mia
azss~ Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
saais, for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTINCT COURT or NEW
rs WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
T4 DISTRICT COURT or Of the Court that may be mans
rs We are authorized to announce Colonel
GHARLES A. LABuzAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
SOIhl Whatever Court the changed TO-
mhi
---..-------
rs JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
mhil
IJ- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection.
mh9
lsg- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
sAUE G. RISK candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CO.. kT whatever
same may be changed to- fels tie
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Ry- Messrs Editors Please announe WIN
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl5
Isy- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COuRT.-GEoR6E WASHINGTON LEWIs the present MINT,
the Fifth District Court OF SewOeAns which situation he has
esd for the last offers himself candidate fer the
Office Of CLERkSfP of said Court whatever Court the
be changed to. ielI I'd
s- FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third MONDAY 10 June. myS I'd
------
Mzs- We are authorized to announce C. r.
WHEAT Clerk Of the Sixth District nhT
-----
Es5- H. Z. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh25
MS- VIM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
sas r ~ Ssa2i Iasisa,s Court Essi2p Monday n No
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1855 1852
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NOTICES
The members Of MgKoyA Con.

I y. " - ,T-IHb 1ntf1DtTb Ut lIthUNA Jun
~ cLhyE 70 queated meet n the Hall The vae
ts 5cAar in Gravier MONDAY NkNIb nt hhpss
n0rk Bsne importance will before The Conceive. The
L 1nula :. L Il ClIAsIl.ER Z.,Lt.
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Pm swell like shirt bleaching in high wind,
And look as burly Sunday beade,
When he has kicked down the unhaowed Stand
OF some profane old apple woman:
cannot supply the people with better oils, essence.
and extracts for pies, custars, cakes, candies, &c
than any other store in town. ID extract
at HlCHCOX'S Esculapian Temple.
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ANOTHER CASE OF FEVER AND AGUE CUREE.-
A few days ago, we recorded an astonishing
cure offever aud ague by the use of DIR. NJ Lanes
Liver pills. We have now another to mention
Mr. James Sharpe, of Madison, who states that
he had labOred under very severe attack of
Ague, but was soon restored by the use ofthese
pills, Mr.. Sharpe also expresses an opinion
founded on observation that the Liver pills are
the best for bilious complaints ever offered in
this section of the country.
Although long known as a sOveIei n remedy
for chronic cases Of Hepatic arrangement, dis
cases of the Liver the proprietors Of MLane 5
Pills were not prepared for the frequent but
gratifying evidences of its general utility and
curative capacity. In this respect, this invaiu-
able medicine has exceeded their most sanguine
expectations, and induced them to hope that it
will he introduced into every family in the Uni-
ted States.
For sale at W. W. HICuCoXs.
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We are indebted to Messrs. Tyson & Co. for the follow
ng list Of ruling prices in the ST. Paul market. They
will be corrected weekly
FRESH MEAT.-Retan-Bee!,S q lie. Mutton, 10, .
Pork, lie. Veal, II l-2. Chickens, 81 per doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $40 per Dbl. Hams, IL 1-2
Lard, I5c. Flour-extra, IS; superne, 80 per Dbl
Corn Neal $,25 per bushel. Beans, Sl,40 per bushel
Potatoes, 3Oc bushel Fresh Butter, 25 3Oc H.
Cheese, II f-2c. per ID. Esss, 25c. per doz.
Observation-Disclosures, I IL l2c per 100 lbs
Refined and Crushed, IL l5c. Coffee. Is zoe. Tea
60 100. Rice, Sc. Molasses, SO a 1OOc per gal.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples, $l,25 q $50 per bushel
Peaches, % $780, Green Apples, $3.50 IS per bbl
GRAlN.-Oats, SOC. Corn, SOC. Barley, Soc.
observation-disclosures $i,50 a $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, 35c per h. Talow, zoe do. Fish, fresh
SC per ID, dried &c. Lane 81, ~ per Dbl. Onions
6oc per bush. Lard Oil, $l,5o per gal Salt, 81 pei
bush. Vinegar, 25c per gal. Tllow, loo per ib To-
baeco, IL liz Eoc. Hides green, 2l-2, dry &c.
LuMpER.-Common, S. Il per NJ, Dimension Stun.
$I2 IA Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned $50
$25; Shingles, 81; Lath, 81.
Woodbury., $3.50 per cord.
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Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Money
"The Cry is still they Come

s'Griu-vsaG'd War his wrinkied from, hath shown,
lUT still he frghten keep the ladies from
II hocking ~ HickcIxS and buying tooth ste, tooth
powder, and all articles requisite for the toilet.
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Direct from New York.

IUST received direct from New York, and for sale
ID very low for CASH wholesale and retail, the follow
ing articles:
is dozen jars Fresh Preserves assorted consisting Of
Pine Apples Peaches, Pears, Qunces Cherry, Citrons
Raspberry. &c.
Doz jars fresh natural Peaches.
DOE Olives, Sardnes, whole and half boxes
Fresh Cove OYSTERS:
Pickles, Plain and mixed, In gallon and half gallon jars
Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa:
Worcester sauce;
Extracts of all kinds: Essence Peppermint, LEMON Gin
namon, Cloves, nc:
Pine Apple Cheese:
English Mustard:
Catsup-Tomata, Walnut and mushroom.
Lemon syrup, Vermaciia, Mackaroona, Pepper sauce
stoughton Btters, Pepper, Aspce, Nu,megs, Cinnamon
Cloves Ginger, Salaratus, Pearl and Corn sarc Baking
Powders, Table, Dairy and Coarse salt, Rans Figs and
Ctons, soda aud Cream Tartar, sperm, Tallow
Candles, Fancy soaps Young Hyson, Imperial, Souchong
and Gunpowder Teas, by the Pound in small Cay
es; Salmon Mackerel in kits Dried Herring SNUFF
Cigars Of brands, from $i2 To $50 per box Tobacco
choice grades Petersbufgh Pure Leaf Also, addition
TO our stock liquors, Wines, and few baskets
Of Champagne, all Of which win be sold low FOR cash.
W. n. PERSON Il CO.
Nov -, 1S53-lOu
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St. Paul Market.

D. H. KELLY, Cor. Secretary.
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Fur the Ainnesotian.
Benton County Agricultural Society.

Fur the Ninnesotian.
Benten County Agricultural Society.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
= NOrthwoOd, Nov IL, ,53.
The Third Annual Meeting Of the Society
ill take place at Sank Rapids, commencing
a,day evening, December 18th, and continue
ession each evening during the week. The
lnual Address will be delivered in the Court
buse, Tuesday, Dec. ID, commencing at two
o'clock. Pm.
His Excellency Gov German having been
invited to deliver the address, has made the fol-
lowing reply to the Corresponding Secretary
81. PAUL, Nov. IL, 1853
To o. H KELLY,
Cor. Sec. Benton Co., Ag. Society,
SIR,-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your kind invitation to address the
Benton County Agricultural Society, at Sank
Rapids, on Tuesday, the 18th Dec. next.
As am yet but little acquainted with my
fellow-citizens of Benton County, it will give
me great pleasure to accept your very kind H.
vitaton. L am highly gratifed to see the laud-
able exertons making by Your County and
your Society to further the cause of agricul-
ture. 1t is the great basis upon which rests the
hopes of our cOuntry's future permanency and
commercial prosperity. The virtue of the coun-
try is always to be found in the cultivators of
the soil. The great reliance for the perpetuity
of our institutions must be in the tOiling mil
lions. The liberties of the people have never
been invaded or destroyed when just proper
ton Of her citizens have been cultiyators of the
soil
Whenever can contribute to the cause of
agriculture my fellow-citizens may rely upon
all the aid it is in my power to give, at all
times and under all circumstances.
With my cordial regards for your personal
welfare and the success of your Society,
l have the honor to be your friend,
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=. Blum's New York Bazaar!

BLUM has just returned the second time this
10 season, with large and beautiful stock of all
kinds Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting in the fol-
lowing articles:
MerineS,
De Laines,
Poplins,
Alpaccas,
BOmbazines, &c.
Embroldering Of all descriptions.
victorines, Cuffs and Muis and Gloves Ladies and
Gentlemen.
JEWELRY.
Gold and silver Watches Chains and Breastpins for
Ladies Gentlemen; Bracelets Rings, Gold and Silver
Tbibles, Seals, and Gold Keys, and very good
ment Of Silver ware.
Ladies Shoes aud Caters.
Our assortment Of Ladies' shoes and CATERS is very
large, comprising all the different paterns and latest
styles.
Millinery GOOds-A large and beautiful assortment,
comprising the very latest styles.
Hosiery, of every description
Guns and Pistols.
We have a splendid stock Of Guns, Pistols, &C., which
will be sold at low prices.
Christmas Presents.
Ladies and Gentlemen, you can lind at Blums Bazaar
great articles suitable Christmas Pre-
sents, either children adults, all OF whica will be
sold remarkably low.
All kinds of Fancy Goods and genuine French Perfu-
merry.
Nov 10, Is53-lOu
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Something New in Minnesota.
.Neu Sore! .New Stock! .Nsp STYLES OF
Goods and Ne,r pr;roo :

"'eW NoTe! JVeU MOCK! .Vep SyteS OF
Goods, and .Nep Prices
4 tATHCART, KERN 4 co. have purchased and now
oeIupy tne large and conlmodious store-house just
nshea On Roberts street, next door Nessrs Whine
Cooley, where they upenp and receiving bv
every boat, the largest and carefully sft
of Foreign ank Domestic Dry ever brought 10 MIN
Here may be found almost every variety of styIe
and pattern VI dress goods In the Following Fabrics
French, English and American Muslin
Deianes ahd CAshleres, printed and plain
Wool DeBege, French checked Pop,i,s
French, German and Saxony MerIno-s
Persian CashIncres,
JoSey cloth In the most delicate shaies
Victoria Plads, Fancy printed yelvsis
Black French Bonhazin
Black, COlOrei and Figured Alpacas
French, English and American Prints In endles,
quantity and variety
Italian and Lyons dress silks
Tnrc saiins, Tariiun and Swiss Mu.ns. etc,
SuAWLS---Albron. Black and White WOOL, Waterl,o.
Watervlit, Bay State, Long and Square Plaid.
Brown AMI White shirtings. Irish Lnens
Strip'd Sbirtings, Drills. DENNIS, Bed Ticks
Fiannels---lsed. White, Yellow and printed
Cloths aud satinets, Blankets and Rugs
Hosiery and Gloves, Sewei Muslin CELLARS
Guns, Chemis"'ts, Edsings and Insertions.
III the House Furnishing Department will be found
large stock OF Carpetng VI the following make:
Lowell superdne, Auburn, A>bona, Fall and Union
Mills, Plain Venirian, etc,
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Juftc,I and Adelaide AFT.
window shades, Plain Window Paler.
Drapery MusliIs, Tab Linen
DaiiaSk Linen TablecIuts Enbost Cloth Table Covers
Ou u TN do, 9-4 AMI l1-4 sheetng, Toilet covers
Table Napkins, Manchester and Marseilies Quilts
Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers,
Huckaback, Diaper and Crash ToweIings
Ladies' German Work Baskets, etc.,
Together with u thousand articles too numert,,s to
mention, all of which hold ourselves ready to show
anu sell for Cash at the lowest prices the same articles
can De bought for west Of St. Luis Chicago; we would
well Us our friends In St. Paul.
81. Paul, Oct, 1853. CATHCART, KERN X co.
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Notice to Lumbermen.
Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul

On LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
4UU Ing, have just been laid ont, and are offered for
hundred dollars each. Such opportunity
invest on speculation has rarely offered These lots are
nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar which has the
Obsructed, degree navigation TO the
sent landing. And 1t is not too much 10 say, that is
the point where shipping business Of this graw
ing city the West will ultimately be done. 1t only
needs the erection Of few warehouses for beginning,
and at once the prosperity Of the city viii point in that
direction. And It Is to give that beginning, that this
inducement Is held out To capitalists
Other valuable real property In and st. Paul, for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire Of
L. G. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PlERSE.
St. Paul, Nov. 10, leS3-s-Sm
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Cheap for Cash! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

just now receiving lot vi FUrnitore sale,
consisting of Garna, St. Louis and sofa Chairs
BedsteadS, Sofas, LOUNGES Mattresses, Secretaries,
Wardrobrs, etc.
country bus ness. Genti, at di>anc, wishing
establish agency To sell buy merchandise or show
samples for orders Patent Rights, by address.
slug above, the subscriber well acquainted here.
Real Estate bought and Sold commission, Land
Warrants located on good land and claims land for
farms secured.
J. H. Is agent for McCumber's Hay Fodder cutter,
great invention for keeping animals in condition,
AMI owner of a horse should be without one.
Money loans negotiated All business strictly comb
Dental and charges moderate. 4Stf
Holland Place Hotel, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
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GENERAL AGENCY,
WASHINGTON. ID, G.,

WASuINUIUN, D. z.
THE subscriber offers his services TO the public In
prosecution of claims before Congress or any OF the
Departments Of the Government. Some years. exper-
ence sDisbursing Agent of the Indian Department,
general knowledge Of the mode of tansacting
In the Office OF the Government, enables him to promise
satisfaction to all who enrust business OF this char
ter to his care.
He will also give special attention to the collection
Of claims against parties residing in the District
Columbia or rcinity; to negotiating Loans as toen
the sole Of Stocks, Real Estate, Land Wdrrdns, &C
furnish Information correspondents residing a. us
lance, In regard TO any which interest theui
| At the seat Of Government. 49,, xr,,,
- .'na,,, / a ,eters JAMES J. MILLER.
N b. References Of the most satisfactory eharacter
Wi. be given correspondents In whatever s's'e thsy
may reside.
REFERENCES.
Sr.PAuL-IIon. d. Cooper, w. ii. Forbes, Alex. Will
kin. oz-om
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MONEY TO LOAN!

A FEW thousand dollars to lsln good security. En-
IA quire at the office Of
TRUMAN N. SMITH.
October p, 1S53-6u
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ceived from the citizens st. Paul, and surrounding
county, shall eeavvr to couluct my establishment in
such manner as will warrant OF their con-
aence; but In orderto do this, must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as have T., pay cash for all ca-, sheep, hogs. ETC.,
which purchase, shall hereafter expect MY customers
10 pay down the Cash for all they may buy from
me. shall strictly enforce this system all my
toners 1t is my intention " keep constantly on hand
the very best meat of all kinds, prices AZ the
market Will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, aud Cash for Beef.
b. All persons indebted to me In large or small
sums. will please call and settle as 1t will
save ME the Necessity anu trouble calling them BY
40 DOING, You Will enable me T. fork ov"r' my cred
itors. Ii. G. WOLF
3-3tf
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EUREKA CITY, MINNESOTA.
I'm TOWN LOTS FOR SALE ia this new and i'm
sJOO proving Town. EUREKA A, situated at the head
of navigation on the Minn.>o;a presents decidedly
greater advantages than most other ST
Paul, and with c"untry fast li,Il up, the farming ill.,
tercsts being well represented, part beautiful
country give Inducements those wishing
investments. Large Lots whole Blocks offered upon
Very reasonable terms.
WM. BREWSTER,
Sept 2J.-3tr2 81 and Wabasbaw.