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CENTRAL IJfMBER YARD.

VkNiE subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnham &
II Co. of ST Anthony will open yard it
can be stocked in the and Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and win keep a complete white
pine lumber. From the central location OF the yard,
lumber be delivered III all parts Of The town
conveniently than from any any other point Orders for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. Ey keeping
good stock Of iuber carefully sawed from the best quail
'y Of logs cot BY the manufacturers themselves, the sub
scriber hopes to receive share OF patronage.
ju 3. lS52. WV. Il. MARSHALL. Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCN COUGH CANDY.
4 Agreeable and useful compound for diseases of the
1Hechrst and tngs--t!eneral Agents. Barnard, Bro d
Co., 81 Louis So. For sale BY the Druggists OF Gale
na AZ 81. Paul, by J. w Eabcock, iirhcoA Kellogg
and Wn. Consians; al ST Anthony, by j. Il. W ilsoD.
LOOA At THIS.
vg7;iE WASHINGTON MON INSURANCE COM
a. IANN, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The EuIioei issued ~ 10 Jg, Isl
Nas--l6jI
Amount Of Property insuroi, Sl,lla,3G7,oo.
4" Premiums received, 32Ul5.16.
Business IS conducted upon both the stock and Mutual
nla, aht lhe Farmers Department Is entirely separate
ROM inc Merchants Department Great caution il
eIc,cA IN taxing risks AID hazardous property is
refused.
JT1hc undersigned is prepared to Issue Policies urcn
either plan, il either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
st Pnnl, Auc 81. lg5I. le-uf
EsEpiHE saw WORKS.
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TIIF. Stone STORE.

Nos GOCGS a IOlC IrICts-
". SIMPSON of Third and Roberts streets,
80 has lust received entire stock OF ID! Goods,
Boots |. SHOES. Hats, CAPS, Hardware, N0odenwarc,
Cieehsw:re, Furniture, large stock Farm inn lie
ments of all kinds etc. to winch he i.itos the At
lentioE q; purchasers.
Jnhe 26, loJi. ~
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~. G. SANFORD.
EDESPEC1FOLlY bows 10 the Saint Paul public
SO. and invites their attention 10 his ew store.
door east Of the PcsiDice on ihirdsireet, X here lhe
-aH l.'I linn al business hours. reaiy 10 sell t.etn
DIR ~GODiES.
Of every description. including Eao.rCro rUs, SAT-
NETS, JEANS. CA>slnERES. Tvs rEDs, DRILLS, VIZ
VErf, (EsrINGS. >hlRTI%G aid ShEETING Nus
ana LAWNS, iiDNFs ana CRtvNTs,
GLnvcS. l!osiEEY. Brown and W...n
IiNENs. Lace, RihroNs, i.oNG Nad
square SHAwL~, bo>NEr TnfNNfNC> ALPAc -, fatDEi
tLoTHs, G!>cHA>is. DEL,>Es, SILks. Won.Et
YARN, fgINrs. IN great variety, Thrcid, Ldgns
Wiiter stnlt~ Tor and bow, Under
shirts, knIt and lannei Drawers,
Back aAd Yam nittei.>, Ac.
Ills stock Of goods is e. large, embracing AL The new
roh at!.s {" The season, and ever, variety OF staple
Goods. Every person can here find Just what ite waits
and Al prices whch mus, ,,t the rost rigid economist
and he can res! assured that every artcie viii iurn on
RsADy-NIapE CLOTHING.
Of every description made MP express, for ;hs marhe
aud .u TIA, season, constantly hand, cheap for ~
,os and 40 sale without, lie has II com pcte as.or
ti
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of on Hyson. Yonr yson and Black
Teas, i.a.uira Java aud Rio Co:,ces y. q, Crushed
Loaf ard MY eriyod Sugars, Srce>. Pepper, Cloves,
Nutnegs, Cassa, Roe, i!a-ms, sl!ersus s,arch soap,
CAtWins ad sIuchs Tobacco Candies, Oh, Fra, cto
ROOTS AND SHOES.
New, hcunlil ard approved 81, :cs for falcs and
misses, Gent. Congress Roots Calf do .! the latest
patterns; Buysi hocis ard sho,s. etc.
HATS AND cars. "a great variety
itG DNA ARE.
Mil and Cross Ont saws, nil sizes: OK, loa, ard
Truce hams; IIalters, ) III. Chas ANts and axe
rlvcs Sc, the scolc, and snat,c,, shovel. >pa rs
hoes. CHI and nas loo ~, latches aaG bolts ct-
ticry, exc.
$50. 900 Cigar, Of every variety
pORs< and r'i.D3 x coasi,mtl, on hand, in large
quantities.
New Goods cnl>isfrV Ii keep hl> assortment
COM te lie j. determined 10 sell his gn0., Tor Te'uN
~, cheap Il" tcy can be pnrchnsct else~hgfs CIV
hiia n call November, Ia l-23CA
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s-sse haipc - aiestly bcyiIdered krr, IN steadily
uD th- ri.cs bat well over on he nnn,sitc SID of the
~. l.u..an,oJ ,I,,,.. - ,,,,,,,ra - 80
Nia t,e .'ii ;,nng t.aii" was aforlcd--At d.. il
- - about an ''e'e" ding" hnt after a few
-. ,h.,i IF ~. l,,,',;v '''' t"9 So
l 1't.., ias lock seemed bali ,cI,ned +, do; down
''"'"A' ana 1'a'ei MACH OF their speed
'.c"Nel's ,ai '',t 5fou"d, bat The geese
- oi nh''a;' mont son5A' . s'caier
a." - "sdti ~ lac same d'f,c-
"'''' -. ms '',ie IN race "sc'lne quite
'-' "a 90 on conn hA"i. refaA ON eNciilin-
'rt nc F"' ~ 7''sri ba' tacic VS. no
''''.' Il D'ta sen d ltinh- ott al
if s1''1 SOD '.li, dr'"ing aha! I'll
"''''irr Vi Lid idlis, when the hevy
49, M "'"oS e.', sh've'ed ii.il'nt. aud
IL nc shi' h'Ntn- 5hn'i IA The rae
''eS' D. -, INST nave been s)ilS,
"'@' ~, at tn 'a'e OF siN,y or srNent, miles
h'' ms IS tha M, tar we have >"ca bel seen
''' ~" t'i 'At "'leifl IA q, ana tipI5h t!e
49,. t'st,t.,l, couo.li.i h, r,,,y ,,trH ,rl,s.
t-r h4v
H,N-i'- Id Tie iasi number a. household Nor.s,
-,s., t.. , ,yin5 iiiici as hints 4, t-,y ll.s.
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Is ~. - , , , IT,,
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-, .., no -, -, i " "a 90
,.-,.r ~. tI,l .', -: 'i'> =. ~" "'.
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f,,,5l.'., i,,'iIi,r - ...i.,. w
cts.. a,..,r t,.t< 49,, aaI or, ~ ll,.,,. =
dress .''t ach best,) aat r'Ir 81 slippers; Nrs-
&c. o''s, a casa Oh M'iGtn pencils, aaa a
>-t.'-. ','' aAi IA'"-irhor cata, " sponge, 'a@
' Si'' "Eh = s'roa lulSr' IS the in's c"'"p ete
~ nm Ia
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CHAN!iRS. ALGEBRA.
NV rr,assor y : pi,,aoN p Va .,arse, mar, frat
! f': H.: i' ,si - W "a =. . -N' -; . =,
~, 49,, ~ N' "
I'll. ss,;,s he n,olnrt Of v-,srppx rxrr,trcr
AN F.,ror,,sv 49, ,acci,,I ,,,, nnu 81 met,
,u,a az I,s,rr,t.. i,,srsr,, , "a o,l o.
in ,c cs Of Edon Mann, of ,e best seno,,
~, 90, ~. r,lniI,,, - -uai,i1Ne,a - ,,,, o.
ri,c,,n@,f ri;,,.,reS i,'iir.,i. ,If, W,I,,o"
kre and many NH, t,,nort,.t ~ rr, ms, tbo ,,rk of
tli< scrits
| NirIuC.N STATE SITpTrIVTr\ NT--NIr.
ictrrr,f r., plr,c r. Me- ,.,,,n,,t,,i,I >, ,i.
$50 s,rpri, tr,,t Of n,.Ii i,x,r,r,on for gs,rr,
| 49,. ~ - " P' W ' " e
| I,[,I.: s.r.,rr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.. -,
c,ri.trniC,t n ,,,,iic ;n.t,ne. m ,n,,-' l,"c,,
~ - p, "S ,i y.
! ala. I'm, mon mi ui;r,;E 800 80
! WISCONSIN, SIjrIRT\TrN DrNT,rhe s,t.r;n-
,,r,irrt al ,Ii j,ftrr..i,1, ,,r Wisconsin r.rim
,c,l IN ,,i.,,ion ,,f t.,,rr.,. y5 u,,,
into The schools OF that state
". In II an L. . ri .ou,o .l,ot cvt~,ct. from tn Tax
ti,n,ux nj ~, az he n,ao, l,ry,o.s :, ,o
WHO have Icci. red tlt suicrur merit Of these wo,h,
~ ar, rct = l,;ile rr.f;le /, know INA, III ,o,h IF
The V.>t baye access 81 50 ,clett setj, al H,,.ii.
yo,k. ~ v,X EEt.,ifn y II,
~ ,u cnr,all, ,cnmI,ei t,e,o N m .',o ,a.;ro
bonk, which bjlc iey assist ihcIn IN g ny Ia
-, t IL. ~ ,,'i - = .,t -, -, ,'',l,
oro, toir, "a, rrnv,r>in ,oirfs pi;i,s l REC II +,
..Nyr ..rliy concur il, IA. NJ, iou. .i,oy. rN,rr.sel
hv Dr. Eir,s r-R.v + Ten: Rev P u Wiiber ,,u,er-
,,cn,t,,r IL k.,.l,,.n f,,,,i CnII,,e ~ a. II
,TIin5lr la,n rrn,.,eor i, Ai,rlst, Cu.se. Rry + i
Nasoon, Rev Asa Dewey Prc' sSor III W,stcen Baptist
irsI,,n,p
.Il r.,e,,;c DooIs Professor .1,Cufr.,, con,rire
excIl,crrsts in ,1ti,er i[lp .,I ry.reI9t, 81 N
rom H., ,,,.,, "a, al reln e. .r, .-cr} \. moi ! ~, ,,
o The same sfirct, "-CAptEs ELLIOT Prof oC
an ,,.1 ,, ~. ,f,-e. V..,rrr Ir,,,,..s,,, -.
-. sr.,;,ic ., c,,o,.,,j,f;o, nf Nr.fi.,- s,;c, -,
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1870, -, W. 80 ~ 49, ,. , az p
l,,f a. \lior,, I,niy,r.it,
~ Iav. ,rial c.s rolirr coi IN -, sco, ~,
,,a l,>eu via, M, AIN, nj ,r,e lon, a 81 c 4 l;r.,
we -. ,.v,,'i,,, N.l:,,1'.,. .rr. ,,nn, ,',n , Wv,
n,fri ~ ,u i,th,,iti, i,,C.',,crI mon; ~, 80
scl.6oi Aner testing ,hcr ncril>. feel nretare "a
econ'ae nd then 10 the pulir, The serie Is GOOD wen
q.
$500 =; 49, I, W 'V li~t -, "a w .,
,t ',fi, ,, ti,..t; -. :, ~ ~ e.i'
n . ~ /. 49,. - = - 80 '; ~ 'l'i-,'1
-, ''> ~ ~00'' ~ - '''.'|
1.t r =. . -,
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=
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-06
EDGTS Z SiS0EE..

z HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek Slave a
large assortment OF Boots and shoes, precisely
fitted to tn, marhet The stock and Worh OIL iics-
wares are eAcelicAt Price very how.
oct1-tf. !. T.. FULLERTON, Third street.
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TX II IL. ELS, Sitik BBhRI :. SHADE


sNiE Undersigned woHlG ask the attention % PERSONS
e uc,roUS oi ornnHen+,ng their grounds, tue
c.u@ue OF MeSsIs. john Sstrson Brothers, oJ t.d
NncfencVd irUt GtONtrs and Nursery men; lawn 2
tacIseU and ShrhberN i!oI;i them Sew ra
Ntdr-, can recommend thtr trees to DC rI1rC
scented Their igut trees grated u Vie best and
mos improved alIce>, ana adapted tIcrn .dti-
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A,rss.iS, MLp3I.,r y BROTHERS.

ri. kee - their stove warm thcse days, for the
: ) especial pntpos' q giving warm reception 10
their ctoners Who ar about the.c days, huN.s pFcs-
c't< fer theu :cn.s. They assume that they urc tAc
most legi asc dca'c~s in tte fancy Articles sutubis
The Hos 'als IA al lie West, OF o Il. aleIpi.la
oar gems. I. stock of Or, Eop3-ts vc.s lar-e VITA
Il view is early reduction are Luw selling a.
prices lower III fn tie huJs eVtG before OF
i.rra la The Territory.
Neal>o blve "a hand Il few bottles OF the Essence
oi Con t, and some ttuGs not Toned, wich YOU
VIZ BE- surprised tn see When you cali
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT
NOTICE hereby gwen. that the rcuir terms Of the
~ Probate Court of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
r.tory, will be holden on the first Monday Of every
month respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ my Office in
the town Of 81 Paul
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate of Ramsey CO., Min. Ter
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Dee % is52, l5s--sw
STYE take the opportunity % the New Year aai-
w nounce To o0r customers that though we have
.old large portion OF winters suppl, we have
yet t. good assortment OF the following articles:
Mess Pork h, the bbl. Cyacker4
Hams ard Shoulders. MacceroE
Prime Sugar 10 10 * fear.ed Barley.
CligtLcd dO do. Preston Chocolate
Crushed do 90. Cod Fish,
PoNa . DO do. MaCkercl.
inai sugar. Herrngs.
Ec.ctris - Tup. see "a g.t. q. a. SIT.
10. do 10 gal K. 81 30. Table salt
Prime y o Nol's tge pr gal. Palm soap
cider Vinegar p 40 DO. Narias4tcd SOAP
RIO Coffee, Prime article, Castle do.
III TO the Dol Garrett Warn.
lava ct. do 10. Co,ton Battug.
Imperial Tea. Coitoa lNInc
!. ~. Tea. Bed c0Id.
rscs Tea. Cio'hes Lines.
Dri,d Aprlcs Do Pms.
Preserved isG.t>. Starch.
PrnLcs, N .a.s Gud boxes Indigo.
Rai>n.s WASH Boards
tGrTaAtS. y ash Tbs
Citroa, Covered Jackets.
Fresh Lemons. Painted do.
EN.rart 90 Irmou. Wen do.
ruAuto CafsuP. Globes Baskets.
t'pcr Sauce. Market 40.
: ircs bloomS.
cI.o-. poCT Mats.
Mustard. Axe Haidics.
YEAST Powder. Matches.
Cream TastaG. / ivtua Cigars.
Sut!. Snektl. Tobacco.
Salsraius Chewing DO pigs & pap.
sweet OIL Rliu P0wJeg.
AUD all ~, article, -; longing 10 our line.
We have also 4 cool ariclo of Minnesota Cheese
and VIII lave In III eel DAYS, iGt0 HIS smoked ha,
and shoulders cured By ourselves
dec.o Icy 4 FARMER.
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.=as =: :. +. :: +: {, It e" = s:
lg hoG,oa, AID several los Of land in -4'->--s..
central part OF ~. Paul, villa abb Ldmt supply
lent water. Nnh this rrn triy MI he sold, about ten
oiaad cree. vita Ia ~ and thrifty grow til OF
NUOd.
have also far safe number Of five acre lets with
growing t,ntcr them siGtttci on, and n.
oittc vicinity Of public roads. aud "A mc from
81 Paul The above pro,cIi, w,l be sold srCh low
terms 10: ish. HAT the purchaser Immediately sell
again vance
For sale tiue. prices will he nrorortionohy higher.
An !, to HENRY A. LAMBERT. third street corner
Cedar, or y. L. fONT. II. Paul lily
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GOING. COING..


A PRICES TO astonisb the crowd, some OF the most
"A fascinating furniture offered Minnesota, and
without charges above consgnors' bill and the con,n.-
sion; conSsli, of six beautiful! bureaus, Ave splendid
centre tables, sofa.
AEso--Five ps. Canada Cloth; leo dozen good knit
socks, and lot of good clothing.
r. Z. COLLINS,
seni23-23-tf AIc md Con. Stnrr. flCt u i.d 81.
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ISTANDAR TEXT BOOK
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak in tie Highest terms of approval Of
the Uorks composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books in MAJORITY Of TIE STATES
UNION. and especially, their general use
TirRoCGHouT THE ENTIRE WEsT,
Is sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity.
These works rot only the BESF; but they are,
also, the Cheapest ScHoeL Boors before the public
and being geueraiy used ia ihe schools OF the Ter
ro'v, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WIN. II. McGuFPEY, LLD)
NC(;UPFET's FcLEcrIc SPELLING BOOK.
MCtiVPFEY's kCLEcT!C FIRST READER.
Go do Second DO
40 do TH,Ip 10
DO 40 FoURTu 10
20 10 PiFIu DO
HEMASs' TuuNG LADIES' READER, bv Prof PiIneo,
ARITGINIETsGS.
(Dy Dir. Jos Ray, Professor of Mathematics in Wood
NGfu co.ltgc)
Rays ARITHMETIC PART FIRST.
RAYS AaIrHMEtlC, rARr SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
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AIDES Breast Pins rings finger rings, gold lock-
i \ cts, card cases, port monnaies, etc., crc, at
ju2i-io ROBINSON'S JeveIrv Baxlsr.
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NOTICE,

vENhE Undersigned next OF kin within tho Territory
To Richard u Walker, late OF ST. Paul, deceased
has together VITA John McCoGi, jr, been appointed
administrators OF the este of said Richard o. Walker
deceased, SAMUEL. Nj. WALKER
John McCLOUp, JB.
~.
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=. oi.LLH Ill, (SUcco-sof 10 ). Elogiey;5
~ Of sp..it ga, OAeA!ir.i H. lrc as
10 l.' -. ~. , N;s" -, rn OF go - g.
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i,ATTfMc CUNE, & Co, Ti.asIssipPi foand1y,
E Man 81, bet. Morgan auI Chcfr, Man fscti'ets OF
steam Cn4ics Mi iacLiic~, steam boiler uu1 street
ay.k; ,a4ks o.s.,>, tobacco, o.. AHA LILA
.s..-, d.. j. bra .s,N1rt and b.tg;Srtftittr.
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UEARD II BROS, Inmp Mandatory, III
- S,soud st., bet. Vine ( Locust sts L' furcc az
cham pumps, Mnipg deep well Yunps warranted,
soda, beer, lard oil. and air pumps. LishtenS r''is On
trovei par those Wishing ro's woull co Wei - ca
anime before pUycha ing elsewhere.
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IIlNGSLAND & FERC USON, PhCnix Toln-
Ii as. No. 2Ul 2O6 Second IT,. 1. Morgan Gil my
Manufacturer. of PAGE lortais horse low
ars, ClarAs portable OoBaud grinding ami ao.IAg L!
tilr machines sl.erIS, Stoves castings as
M u,a..l.n1ry - esery deer ption.
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NCANuLTY'S, Bakery. No. % Commercial
III st., he If McAllistSrs Co, Boat store ,,S
n ~ south Fourth Il. Manufactures II f.o bfeecs
sIar. a. ostou, butter alter crackers, &C. On
..-.. s.....l TX r,rr.lu
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Z have recei, Ell, direct from tar manufacturer, In
: New York, two OF SioGdard's Celebrated rlano
FoIes whcl. the zeal public re- pociiy invite
10 cal ana eYtaie. oar pr.rcs are reasonable, and
are prepared to give Yer! reasonable terms.
Octla-26 tkDtj y KOuENR.
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( c. WILSON, Marble Warehouse. No. "
J Washington avenue. Marie rnan,c.s ana gratess
Houui.ts, to.s: ;abie top, couiit-a, &C., plaster OF
Paris white sand, l..le and uaa.Dls dust, p!as,crHS
hair. Ore bricks. &c. &c.
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II ON Ao < G!IIU, InipOIttls aII utoItiS n
NJ Wines, l..lurs. cigars. &c, Commission
sar',ug MercautS No. $50 Scccd a., Merchants row.
NAV YORK MUSIC STORE, lPy i. Sher-
- 5i.r.e, ~. - Market -. Agent Tor EGw BLACK M
Tor Sale Musical Instruments i!n. iuerchan,ae II
,csy Gusc ton Niogsac at =. Y irV.s re;a q. icss
tiau can 10 bought IL the u3o1r,eD.- Lh"ra ai1
tn pm balls, Burdett Co, dh.c 10! an Mcleod
AS. Vim. Hail sons, aud Green : Chrisciers Plans
Forces. OH b sara tas tUr't, cpllrs ad rendered. as
r.er IL. airall s.er. nutice
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UFFiCt, tg-Il NlIl EiI.

q EN SfAPER Files. cdcnC;rs post Office boxes, pat
ent air tight and punn uk stands; round, parae l
and hat rulers, bronze; plain and fancy paper clasps,
itoa AID lc> glass paper wtichls; portfolios, de-
knives. etc. ior snI. 10y IL Dt g d BUIiKiN.
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- dy having bought tie above works. formerly carried
~ 81 klnrsaiid X Lghtncr, prepared 70 max, st
.i ltcc all sizes Of Steam cnsncs, boilers sheet IL
Aok NIL machinery, !arkcrs Johns3ns re-oiitn wa
whers oil. tobacco: and hydlauc presses :oI AMI
-sr-. ec
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= II. BAILEY, Wholesale confectoner, Sc
- oond st OF Pine, st. Louis, so. Corstantly
nG,l lis manufacture, large and splendid ASSERT
refined Plain ard fancy candy, plain and
mttcaf..i i.lgslanS. rlll.e 81 order.
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STyE take the opportunity % the New Year 10 ai4-
w nounce 10 our customers that though we have
sold large portion OF winters suppl, we have
vet L GOOD assortment OF the following xIti-ie,:
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CROIERiEs Ar low PRICES.

? .s
Bus Wen 10 g.ur,'; deserve
:Fl RI PROFITS AID nff:ii : .L.E,S
t.<ltSli. always Zee our motto, ana determined
, taGt nothing shall p.c"rrt Us from deserving she
Of having he "tl9est goods ~ tie Territory.
l. tl,re nAo His doGbt ;!iis 1T give
call ahG Ne VII Convince ic. tat We sci couds at The
smallest NinG rrort y e IRE Jast oasHnS NcrN fac
a,sCrt:aer. ci II h Fancy Goods sult-al. tot Cist-
mas .i.a Ncw edr's It's
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WONDERLY 6, RANSOM Manufacturer
OF Copper. tin, ant see; o, work, such 80 coppss
pipes for Steamboats, AMI distlioes. brctc ching CHIN
Heys, soda fountains, copper kettles, W' y EASTERN pumps,
%o No. 223 Man 81. cor. or Cherry Manufacture aud
seep constantly hand. premium Steamboat and uo;es
Cooking stoves. TN ware alHay. o. hald.
4 e.. FELL. Manufacturer Glt dealer in al!
W Kinds .; 2aglnr findings, NJ. ~ Second 81,
between Olive and Pine,
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POPULAR FAMILY MFnJCINEs

GOLD BY KiDWELL & LAURENCE. Pepusyl-
- vania avenue and 14th street, Washington, and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D.
C.. comprising in part:
DIR. Jaynes Family NcdicincS-Dr Roses Family
Mc1cines-Wistar's Bas3m of Wild Cherry-A yers'
Cherry Ptc'oral-SaDdS' and Tewsand'S Sarsaparil-
LA. III. and John Bulls do--Rose 5 and Schvartzes
do-Milhau Elxer Calisaya Bark-Wof Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnsppS-Kidwelrs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Anti1ote-Osgoods India Choio-
gosue-Rowand's Tonic cNixture-Hampton's Vegets-
BILE Tincture-Grecns Originated Bitters-IIoofiands
German dO-Blake's and Cannon's do-Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved medicines Of the time
Agents for the sale OF SeymOur's Galvaric Abiomi
nal Supporter yhours 0bstetrical Supporters and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ucro Supporters.
fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
20
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n anphcne, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL & MORSFIL

Successors to O. WHITTLESEY
street, bct.recn 6th and 7th streets Todis B,Hins
DEG leave To return their thanks to their hume
- rous friends and the former customers of Mr. o.
Whittle-ey, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the Opportunity 10 acquaint the citizens oi Washing
ton and It's vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest nanufacto-
nes As to ensure constant supply of the very best
articles IN their line, which Will be sold at the low
est market prices.
ii. & NJ. having thorough practical knowledge
oi the trade, feel assured OF being able tn give salts
faction to all who favor then with their patronage
PAINTERS: Contractors, and Builders will find it great
~ 10 thrlr interest 10 call at our store before purcha
sing elsewhere, we keep on hand the Iarpest and
best assorted stock in the city OF P.9INTS OILS
WINDOW GL.7SS, BRUSHES. Lamps. &c,
Just received, and now ahoat, 25,090 po"nds of
Lewis y Wetherell'S PURE LE.iD, which we
onef al lurther reduced prices sep91tf
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GENERAL AGENCY.

Lux CoLilNS will prosecute claims. of ey.
cry description against the government before
the several departments, or Congress; procure pen
SONS, bounty lands, extra pay and arrearage nav.
They will attend to the buying and selling of real
estate, the renting of houses, and general collect.
ins business. They viii also furnish parties at a
Instance with such information they may desire
from the seat of government Charges will Re mod
crate.
Office on street, immediately opposite Winder' :
Building, Washington, d. C.
REFERENCES
Hon. j. c. Dobbin. Secretary of the Nayy
Hen. J. Davis, Secretary of War.
n. Calidn, ESQ Pres't Board Common Council,
Gen. j. NJ. McCala, Attorney-at-Law.
James III. Cau%tin, esq.
W. Reddall, State Department
sep 29-dtf-
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CAMER0N,s GENERAL AGENCY

'1'd Is"fance UTice, u floor, Iodds Building, Penn
sFtrdnia qrcrue, Washington. d. c.
,LAlMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging TO
The General Agency which may be- entrusted TO
Cameron's care Will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C has quite variety of Fine Engravings. Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &C., Sc, at the General
Agency, and Is prepared 10 fill orders on short mo-
tice and reasonable terms IT .
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri
eers supplied by carriers. aug lilly
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MOTTO E - All persons indebted to the late
~ firm of A. Davis Co, Grocery, 7th street are
urgently requested to call on the undersigned and
make immediate settlement of their accounts and
thereby pryen the dsagrseabe necessity Of passing
them into other hands for eoerciye measures as the
business must bs closed.
b. Y. M0RSELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, OPP. Bank Of Washington.
sep 19-eo3m-