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FRESH MEAT.

have an arflIgemtn NOW, Tor kceirg Itsl meat on
n ice, i'll winter tenpcraturc ald us shall be spar
s, neither oi pains nor money, 10 have the chuiccst
beef pork, mutton, lamb sausages and Other varieties
customers seLd III their servants or Cidren Tor "A
Bit OF eGderEe STEAK. roast something else thai
good, and they shall have The best il the shop and
honest weight My shop, rememher is on st. Anthony
street, just few steps above luiier's story brick.
may z1-Gu WIN. ELLIS.
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Third Street, ST. Faul, November 90, lo5l.
TASHIONAR MtLLINERl


III Akls r. siock Di BonEets at Mrs Marvin's Millinery
Establishment, Third street. reduced prices. The
Ladies' of 81. Paul respectfully informed ihai Mrs
Marvin has received barge and very elegant stock OF
Bornets which she Is opening, and To which she
invites their attention she has now Oh hand large
variety, both III le and material, which she Is Offering
at lower prices than before III ST. Paul.
II the ladies VIII call early, Mrs. NJ has no doubt
that they VIII be induced TO purchase.
81. IAul. Nav %.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
A.

On St dnthoHy Streft, ftc0 d0oTS 0efoW the american
UUaSf-
YEtHE undersigned woud respectfully invite the atten-
OF the public tIelr large and We'll selected
stock ui GroccIios and PROVISIONS. Also, Ready Anie
Cothiug Boots, shoes, VINES, Liquors, Nails, Glass
hardware. etc. all ot which VIII be sold cheap Oi cash
I lease call and examine before purchasing esc-
whcte. IRVINE Il LRoIiiEk
ST. Paul. Oct. Is, ISL. 20
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1889. GRf.AT STOCK OF DIR GS. 1852.
DODGE N EENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, UlLENA, ILI.
OFFER for sale The following DIus> Mc., at the low
~ est prices.
iv.U lbs Inrlaric acid 10,G00 lbs Yntiy
% Ae.rs b. soda 50 hbls srt> turHentno
IL bills cream tartar 500 lbs Eatts green
100 lbs Eng blue mass ~ CASKS Old port wine
100 do Ia z. AID Am call. 20 bbis Ei's. EPSON salts
10 CASKS sal iilIr 10 do cara"ay soeds
/, casts !,iitish us,re do Eng gt'd mustard
l. do Eng rid. borax 10 90 coiaI Narhlsh
% bbls pisier paris CO aldCcahoy STUFF
5 do canphor 100 lbs on peppermint
so oZ qulhlue ~ ID " leHoi, iesh
5 lbls c.stor oil 50 doz paint BRUSHES
1860 lbs eat. hquOrice Do doh gross Ices llils
lUU do iu.p'd extracts 80 do do e>sences
i5O do Turkey opium 20 bAs CASTLE soap
5.,y do herb, "a !uz TnNuscid's Sarsaia
p Oz str Gimme 70 sioss bt'f > OH
so do niurphlne ST. kegs satpetre
500 bNs McCuiiys glass ltGU 60 Il. Coihlin- & SONS
0U lbs liuseed oil pure White iedi.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houshton's Tepsin, louten x co. medicines,
Pain killer, > oahs medicines, @c
rucethsr with n large and we selected stock IF
~ article IL, our line. We especially the attention
of III HE uiItr siock and
prices. N-I-I3-I5
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WILLIAM TAl LUR,
I2nrhpr and Hair.

EAS bnilt ah fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
Il 4 Third street, next door west oi the new Post OF
lice Saint Pau. the increasing luxury, st le aid
elegance OF The growing metropolis oi Minnesota where
he will be happy 10 citizens and strangers IN Saint
aul, ever. branch OF his business, according 10 the
best OF his ability
June iS5i
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUI

HhEErLl sensible Of past iavors again invite your
~ attention TO my NIiLtN Eks E.Sk a b.
LASH Mk.NT. confidently assured that can show
you variety oi mater ais ad trimmings that Viii repay
Inspection.
MY facilities are increased far supply ing you with
the latest sly e>, aid hope 10 be able 10 meet ever. de-
iuand which TASTE and sly ie may require.
My gemets Tor Ihc season, an persuaded, will
flN that which the Ladies' OF Sai.i
Paul are Wn z TO contribute when punCtuaiity and
anxiety please beided with knowledge oi what
their excellent taste requires.
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St. Qaul 2;nstness Garos.
IN ST. PAUL.

SFEKI1C 4 L Il y U( KINGS IN ST. PiUI,
rENHE Subscriber, the corner Of Fith and Mnnesa-
IA streets, Is now Mock Nark Noakns } old
rags into handsome cheap aad durable Carnets Ladies'
ANA gentlemen please call and those spiritual knock
ingS, you Will not iatrnde.
large quantity Of carpet warp on hand aud carpets
mude to order. r. NJ WALTERS
81 Paul, May IS, 1852. 4-tf
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BOOK I,s%DI<G.

" ~
FH\HE subscriber wouid respectfully inform the ci..
zens oi II. Paul aud its vicinity that he is now car
rlig oh the above business, the 2ud story r. NJ
Spehccrs new building. at 5t and Robot street
Particular attention paid binding Magazine iod
icas &c ia plain or fancy binding, the shortest notice
and GA reasonable terms
lanes MACINTOSH
ST. Eaui, Mare. >, lS52. ag-i
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
GOATTlSoN q BENSON, nave purchased, and eN-
u pect earl, III Mdy, as addition To tier Livery
stock, several new and elegant carriages, hnggies and
Oarouches also ncw harnesses and horse furnishings ad
eqipage Of the most elegant e>crpiiom.
Al >Oan additional stock oi line b.uodeI, well bro
ken horses. Qaery. Ii ''spieted' horses in uder
the Iiquoa Law, viii they be iii danger of being huoc-
e. IA the hcad>
Oar entire new stock viii cost over 100000. No
other stable in the West. oi Saint Louis iii bc
OunL as CONF p,te
W our friends and The public please remember, that
at the Livery Stable in the of the Aericu House.
al the upper end Of SAINT Pal, they all hours,
have such convey by land, wheels horse
back they may desire!
PATTlSON & BENSON.
81. Paul, Aprl, l., le52. 52-tf
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NATHAN SfsECER.

E,9tatmrker and .Ie,rcIlcr, Third Street, ST. Paal.
EHAs just received well selected stock Of Ciocts,
4 Watches aud Jewelry, consisting in part. fol-
lows Gold bracelets, ioCkes. Breast rms, Scarf Pins,
Cln Rings, Eac Rings, FINGER Rings, Geld Pens. Pencii
Chats bucAes Slides Silver and German silver Thin
bie, cctaces and F. Protec Clock, ard W4ches
of e, kind quality aud price Combs. Cutery, Per
innery. Ac., which are for sale very cheap or Cash
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired III the hest
manner aud warranted. 1873
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MEAT STALL.

lie subsc ribcr opened the or hird
] and Jackson sts ii Bt tTCHER'S STALL, III which
will be found usually variety oi the best meats that
can be obtaied 1t Viii be his eidcaNor to MEAT the
O lis customers promptly; aId to deal justly and
honDrabIy with those Who may laNOr him With call.
His experience hm OF his capacity TO do justice
which Ihan many Others requires prac
tce and shlll. II. Z. WOLF.
ort-
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Have you g0Od Understanding?

MARVIN. invites the public TO examine the
~ best stock Of materials IN his line. that has ever
the Territory. He challenges either side OF
the Atlantic 70 produce better quality of French Calf
SkiI!s, petaiiy adapted Tor the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
cutters. Also, GentIemens Cali aud Kip Boots, the
that be made. You know IAe stIIId-Ihrd street,
near Roberts
SA;uiIaUl November. 1851. 81
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w II pARKER

W. III. PARKER,
UlLASTERER and cistern-buder, informs the people
II Of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he viii attend
promptly and faithfully to the work entrusted TO him. in
his line of business, which he processes to understand
thoroughly. lJune ~, lc5l. 9-y.
Mooney TO LOAN.--On umquesonable security,
lvy apply TO COOLEY & MCCARTHY.
Office in ii. NJ. Rce's Brick Store, st. Anthony st.
4
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s. Paul, Marcel. 25, l65p. a9-,i
NEW LIVERY STOCK.

ST. PAVL,
Door, Sash. ana Blind Mandatory,
Conner Of Fourth and 81. Peter streets)
III. WISE. n CO..
E-NER grateful, for the liberal patronage heretofore
a extended them beg leave Inform The b llders
oI ST taui and the ot mankind general that theN
alWt's on hand. and prepare pared t. any
amount OF Doors, Window sash BiuIs and Frames TO
ofder, short notice Ia The durtble and
II The MOST reasonable prices loI cash Give call.
December -, loJl MlEIlAEl. WISE,
30y JONAS ClSE
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5tillmater Business Garos.
Henry l.. Moss,

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stiilwater, Mmn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
rdrTdate9 genuine.
AERAM VAN VOORHEES,.
dtterney and C0anseiior at Lar asd Solicitor in
ChGnCery
W attend to all professional business entrusted
care saltwater. Minnesota Ter. t2-tf
THEODORE f.. PARKER.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Nti{tcgter, MiHneS0fq TERRITORY.
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STORAGE, Forwarding & Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1861. Ally
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HbLAsrERER, Can he found near the corner Of Jack
son and sixth streets, the lower sng e mill
r. B T. has served regular apprenticeship at the bus-
Hess Ct pasering and believes gave entire ss-
faction To those who may employ him, any branch
his business.
p. s.--Two good jouneymcn are wanted immediately
st. Paul, Aug. Ii, lS5l. Il
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N,-OW i shall have hund. Il IA hours OF ,aY and
~ night, loaves Crumpct>, cracNers, cakes al all
sorts,---,very thing line, done zap according
the best ui my shiil IhtukiIs pnblic Tor past
shall Conti Nuur custom.
Corner OF -. Anthony and Font
April r., 1852. (---u) GEO. SfENCE.
81. .ptsl ia Il tlEs .--t.OOD EtTt Nc.
Ii. who love good catiug, CAL ~ The ST. PAIL Bake
- r, WhcIc they do things mp " hte, not Browi.
We Siial have hand All tines Bread and Crack
Cakes ahd Candle, of every description. Ice Cream
and small Beer, ana every thing else in oar line. Call
and for loirseivcs. & & ". BATES.
ST. rati, Aprii 30, 1852. 2-tf
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
GUERMAN n NlOIlEI. on Fourth street 81
~ Paul near the middle OF town, III the binding al
Mr.. knoN, up stairs be found really attend tu
Iahtns iii all Its departments. Ho.ise PAINTING. sigu
painting, carrage aud oma'hentai painting all dome
ZIP promptly, and with pants Of the best auaIty. ]. We
10 our wetk in si"vciiy unWorhm ankle manner, we
do not expect TO se Lusiness The enlightened
-. Paul :tiy SHERMAN X NOIEY
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WAR EAGLE, MILLS. AT GALENA.
vHNIiE subscriber agent OF Flour from the above mills
n and will have constant supply on hand OF super
ne AID extra superle, Which Viii be sold at mill prices
freight added.
Tie superior quality of this Flour is known to all who
have tried il, and only rec urcs trial here make II
a llyoritc family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, May 22, 1851.
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LAND AGENCY!
NEW GROCERIES.

N Have just received fresh assortment OF Groceries,
Of prime qualities, and Of nearly every variety re-
ouircd for family And am now weekly receiving
additional supplies. These goods well bought, and il
huycrs will just call and look, they will that this
s,ock be quickly Sold Observe these goods here
to be sold. H. e. SANDFORD,
oct.2i-27-tf. 81 door below Post-Officc
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" w n
A 7 his store III saltwater, il PREPARED to offer
"a To his Customers much larger and better
aent OF Goods thau h. has beiarc brought into
this market. Ills assortment il entirely fresh and bought
tins Sprng, the very lowest figures. 1t includes al
most every article called Tor in store; and espe
ciay such goods ; most wanted by villagers and
lam bormen. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Ciolhing, Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon
Fork, Eggs. Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments
sugar Coke, Tea, salt, Moiasses Fish, Dry Goods of
all sorfs and tCial, for ladies' Fresh goods
will be orercd promptly from week Ia week, to
have constantly hand, whatever the trade MAY
qulre. These goods, customers may DEPEND upon bay
in9 for quick pav, mod, profits. Benz. de-
teriuined 10 make bad debts w w. IL, feels assured
that he sell goods low they be bought any
where III these parts, at retail.
NM. W. HANKS
saltwater. Nav l3 ls52 4-tf
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). $. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Gg{erG.
l.. =. FELT, Calena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Or, Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery. 'iouseiurnlshins Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
OF Rifle and Blasting Powder and Iuse. 2-lo
JOHN T.. SMITH ~ co.,
W0tchmaherS ana .jCCeiers, Nula 81 hatcaU Illinois.
A Large and W,Il stlected assortment UI Clocks,
IA Matches Jevclry AID Silver Spoons, constantly
iiaid, far sale law. Engraving neauy executed. All
KINDS OF Jew elry made 10 order aid neatly repaired
Al orders puclualy attended TO. The highest price
paid iur old gold ana silver. Z-25
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE G. tLE'A HOTEL.
EaANi FACTt RE and Aerp constantly on hand a
AVA complete aS>ortnch; OF anCl and " lhSor hairs.
Also BuitaI> Tables. Stands, " rltus desks, Locking
GLASSES. Btdstcat!s DC, Nc. Eer>oIs wishing Ia pun
chase W III 10 we'll c; beinrc ihcy bus elsewhere
prepared 10 sell good aGtlCle. aUd oar terms
Invariably cash, we c.n anord to sell rs cheap
cheaper than any other IN the oi,y. \ reasonable de-
iucoh made TO persons bn ig sell dsn. All orders
from ii iisuncc punctudllN attended to-
Ga!eia, MAY, ie)l. 3-1
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
bY JAMES M. GOODHUE,
OJtce oa Bench ST., near the junction Of TAird.
TIE Il " ) /:

II TIE PIONEER will tie furnished 10 Subscribers rs
Two DOLLARS per annnni, invariably IN advance.
III No subscriptions received for less than one year
II All letters to this Office, be to re-
ceive atteBiion.
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Saint Iutllunn.
T.. l.. WILSON
Saint Anthony Fails.
BENZ JAdlN ALf.EN,
.htorncy al Lar, iJiiiop Rirer, 81.
Croir Co., Wisconsin
JOSEPH BONVRON,


Notary Public and Land Agent.
~ iU0lr R,cer, 81. CrOlc CO., II isc0aSin
'rc-emplon claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended 10.
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WHOLESALE AID RETAIL GRoCEKs AND COMMISSION
HEICHASTS.
FAVE opened at the store OF G. r. Tracy. on Thr
u street, general assortment ot Family GTocerie
and provisions which they viii sell at o prices ior cash
or in exchange for country produce They respectiuli
solicit share OF patronage.
CHAkLEs IILDIRN. /. n. WAIT.
iu2i. lL-tf
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The following case tried in the, Quarter Session
Of Bcrks County, Pa, is thus reported by the Read-
ing Gazotte:
wifi, Indicted her hu band Tor assault and battery.
committed under the taIlowipg circumstances: Thy
were returning home to- ther IN Wagon, iiom mar
.k,.-thc hvs,.apd r!ov,ded with.a vlooket pistol,
wes.,.;.: ein;yhi.l, - sook k.sundy wigs, until
H.: s.::t.:h:. .Tsc .Yrfe: ,.r.nst,a'ed ea'nes1'.
aa;st sr con iuci, which sed the anger OF her
Md mer.sa aIs. .ins'se; :''h:e,fsocshe
:.,.:,ho iila bottle 'rd3hiv it :rt' into the soad.
g.. ;k. .,.r .;.c d =. tHsi.trf bCss. her. Sudse
J,7ce char rcd the jury that the WIFI. act IN break
;ns the bottle did no, justify the husband in striking
her; that although wife had no 'isht to destroy the
po.ds and cl,at,e. of a husband, a b;:!e vas an
ex~e,ti,n: that "A wife perfectly justifdbic IN
seizirr her hus ands ,um bottle wherever she could
az he's hands on it AMI destroy il, and that in this
ms tancc the wife did more than what sensible
woman OUGHT TO have done The jury scndeied a
verdict in accordance with this sound opin'on.-
Rum bottles, may, therefore, isom this date, BE-
considered w,hou, the PALE Of the laws protection
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
BoSps NEW YoRK.-The Evening Post Of the
18th ult., says:
The eight per cert bonds nf the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Co., to the extent oil Szo,00o
have been recently sold at l0, and that amount has
been bid for the balance unsold; but refused, holders
asking 1O3.
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BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoNER
* EETS constantly on hand. complete stock o
hA looks AID every description OF stationery to
eesher with fancy Coos; peaily Opposite The America
House, -. aui.
Apu /, lc.1. Soft
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. . = ~ NVs
GIHtR Mandatory; every thing i'll the iur line ma
n in the best manner Ladics iurs, sleigh roLe~, !
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly oppnsi
tEe Brick Hotel, II. Paul. 45--ti.
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4 TTORNENS AND COCNSEiLORS AT LAW
"A and Solicitors III Chahcery. ST. Paul MiAnesota;
will attend with pronptnc> fidelity 10 al law busi-
pess entrusted to their IN Mnnssota ad Tie aoin-
ing counties of Wisconsin.
NJ Particular attention will be given to the collection
Of debts, and the location oi Lane Warrants.
Sept. ls, le5i. 2!-Iy
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JACOB j. NOAH,

Il. N. LOII,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and General
IA Lar Agent. Particular attention VIII be given To
collections paving taxes, entering lands, securing pre-
emptios and entries made by iiitar. land
81 Paui, Sii
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DRS. BRlSBiN r. 4 w ALLEY,
Physicians and Surgeons,
JOHN k.SAiAS w AkfiE1k,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ant
Solicitor in Chancery,

ST. \ l., VI 7 y Y I. ; Q A.
NT-ILy. attend with diligence aud care 10 al business
w entrusted to him. lfe different courts oI tns
Territory lie will give strict attention {" Tie locating
Of Land Watrai Is, the sgbsantia.Ion oi claims. the
buying and selling of real estate and the collection oi
debts His arrangement III lie Ciy and State oi New
York, enables him take charge OF aud successfully
prosecute demands ia that section OF The Mon. once
ne ar the Pos; Office oyet Sanuordis SIo.c. 43Gly
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FARE ERkDUCED.--Thceun eunari Fine Of stenmck1
have reduced the fare between Boston and Livcsp,eT
to 500; it has heen $780, Packet ships S(<e
stand this competition II takes a httsE =
ten days to make the passage, whereas ths -
rays was about c6 days. - { - - I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
f.. SAVACE, Soorotor;oe
Rn,n1rV
New Hnmpshtre Election.

CONCORD, March 8, 1853.-Returns of our election,
so far as received, indicate the election OF Gov Mar
TIM by 1000 TO 5000 votes.
Last year this town elected six wings and abolition
representatives now eight democrats are chosen by
from loo to 300 majority The Governors vote stands
Martin, dem 878 Bell, wing, 500; White abolition
1911. The democratic gain since last March is 24l.-
Abolitionism is dead
Col John H. George who succeeds General Pierce
in the law business, of the representatives cho
sen in lhe town.
In the following towns among others, the democrats
gain representatives. 8: Canterbury and
Franklin, (Mr. Webster's town. l each Kntredge's
(dem } majority in the first Congressional district will
be from 900 TO 800 over Tuck.
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NEW BOOKS.

II
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IL PIER CE'S Book Store. Il, =
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Life and works of ebert Burns edited by Robert nam
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Ruth Garnet or the Loves of the Earl of Roeh''"
Romance of Court Intrigue by WI! AmEo lIs*s,s int
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long such works Minnie Grey and GuS holly red
cOninue to be written. The former we ha'e frgasO
the latter which is sequel to the first we are rs,e @
in reading; and must confess that we nav ;.i@rusl
deeply interested and entertained, as IN ile he Gg
Stories of Waterloo by w. II. Maxwell; Ian Heat
by G. P r. James First Love story Of oman ~ he To-
by Eugene Sue. The Mysterious MaIksna"' %
laws Of New York. by Enmerson Bennett; r. Rena Ii
oh hIrN lrS If
ida, &c The Adventures Of Capt Blake, by W. i =
well.