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ST. PAUL FERRY.

rENiIE subscribers have uow ready horse boat;
Il ard all things n mg.rte order TOR Crossing the
river ~. iaui, Lower Landing with all passengers
and teams We shall be dtteuuanc the Ferry, at
e usual hsnIs OF business, aud possible shall
secure The costsi Attendance at good Ferry The
lower than any other ferry
.IUl 81. LOUIS to 81. laui.
JAMES u GOODHUE,
ISAAC y. GOODHuE,
iy22 Prourie,ors
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EeteIs AND Boarding 7bouses.
ST. PAUL H0s = e,

VUyHIs house Formerly kept BY J. w Bass, beng ,he
original hotel of 81 Paul, al The corner oi ihsa
Jackson streets opposite the Mmnesota Oaihi IL mo
roughly rcpaireo renoelle, ana win 'he aidiuo
new made 20 it, IL OF the most spacious anu cchNe
nisnt hotels in town. Having taken lease OF u, aIt
ot,ed IL M ,hrouph0nt with rev furniture, invite The
tavens pubic to call upon me- believing they WI! ava
this house ca the best AL respects Inc cherscs
viii be very moderate. 6nOhob WELLS.
Al Paul July 90 1872.
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w 4 kN1NG NOTICES!

1oun Of Hastings, cttumse called Ci,rr's Grore.
"HtREAS, Alexis Baili,, sen, nf Wahashaw VIII
w Iase, has Just caused 10 be survey ed into Town
LoTs, piece of land ON the The Mississippi
river, near the mouth of the Neron river at or ne
The Important point he reio lore called divers Grove
now Hastings:
This IS therefore 10 warn all persons from purchasing
or contracting TO purchase any Of said lots, such
piece OF land, (iat Is To the piece Immediately
oeow Tue claim oil henry e. Baiy y a. the said lece
OF land and lots IN part owned by Edward f. Parker
III pursuance OF instrument writing signed by the
SAID AleAis Baiiy, sen, a. v ell as BY residence.
PERSONS purchasing any Lots from Alexis Baiy SEN.
which may have been survey 81 the tract Of land re
erfed to- will do so al their peril, he having right
law equity, TO dist of the same To the r.iucr OF
sh'ia eiAasns aid the validity OF any such sales by
MN ulade VIII De Contested III every legal manner.
EDWARD F. FARMER,
THOMAS FOSTER.
Hastings, Wabashaw Co oet2l-g7.3m
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JOHN HOLLAND.
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISED

GtEIIING or buying Merchandise or Real Estate care
- fily attended 10 at I2 to per commission
Now Oh sale LOT Of good Mahogany and Black Wal
nut Furniturei chairs, Heavy sheetngs calico and
fannes, nails, mixed paints and colors oil putty var
nish. painted and grained DOORS glazed SASH sicnY
sleighs and carriages painted on the premises.
Business rooms rent.
HeHand's Furniture Roonas Central 81. Paul.
Dec Q, 1854 tf
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
I0AND 81 WASHINGTON AVENUE. ST. LOUIS, NO.
OK nA PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
e1OO bacCo, IN store ard To arrive, ard for sale
by the Undersigned comprising the following brands:
Jesse Hare's 10. Lumps; Jesse liarcs , Lamps:
W. n. Harc's ID Iumls; w II. Hsre's Lumbs,
James Thomas, jrs. Diadcm Twist;
do do do flan III;
FL Dorndo )Natuyu Leaf;)
do 81 Virgin Gold Leaf, l-2 lbs;
do Plain do de
do Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. ard 1-2 lbs;
do Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs;
Jas. Stevens H.; Seth Hasey's AAAA & AAA;
Geo. Metcal, h., and & L;
Willis, McErys, Manns etc etc, together with
sortant of Missouri NanuaC tured Tobacco He would
beg leave TO call the attentions OF bu, his present
well assorted stock Of TObacco il is ali direct from the
manufacturers and offered their prices liberal
terms. THOMAS MULLEN.
W lift
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C.rx p,CE HOUSE.

FpNHE Three Story Brick on 81 Antheny 81, luleas
n occupied " the store Of II. Nj Rice Is t"w 'ou-
ver,ed i,tn Uoe,; which with such additions 10 IL as
ara conien plated, II make II very sae Gus ana CON
yesisni establishment Every effort VIII e eAefteu 40
maze This house first rate such VIII crafty The
,isb.s al nI guests aud travellers. Oar coaches VIII
take guests aud their baggage. 10 and IRON the ooa,
fee OF charge. Strangers iu ST Paul before cfeu,i"s
.e rrnor that our roomis all ull" may DO well to
rg npcn us Perhaps they VIII tad better room ,pe'-
,.r furuiturs and better fare than thev ANTICIPATED
~ JOSEPH DANIELS.
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81 ,VIsS,oNERs NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed COMMISSION,
ers to receive examine and ADJUST the claims Oh all
,r,,ou, against the estate Of John Collier dcceascd.
i'm. of saltwater in the county OF Washington, ana
all claims exhibited III Offset thereto hereh! give no.
tice that they will meet At The County commissioners
room in Saltwater the eighteenth day Of January
next al Ton o'clock, A, NJ, tn attend 10 the duties oi
SAID Commission. Tie time allowed iar the presehta-
non OF sni claims is limited the 9Th dag oi June,
A. D. lS5S JOHN Next SICK, (coum;s.i,rers
OLIVER fARSONS,}
saltwater, Dec. 7, le52. l5s-at-
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ST. LOUIS, MO.

NoSsrs Chambers Il Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican
Geo. h. Budd Editor St Louis Intelligenccr
hlEp Il. NochadaN, Acatman, littnan Co.
" m J.. Henry n Co., Prot. Jos. \. Mcdowell, NJ ID.
AlgicruGt a. Etrti, (.atV. Me- me 4 t.!ns,,
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REY 4 FARMER.

Tust received,
~ 400 bbs " ar Eagle extra winter whent,
loo - Belchers clard sugar, loo bbls ~ .. do
20 molasses 20 half molasses,
20 10 gal kegs so sks Rio coffee,
10 chests im. tea, 5" Java
20 cadies chests y. ii. ten,
SO bxs raisins, 10 cades tea,
IS prunes, 40 jars prines,
3 bbls dried curranis, IL kegs saiTratus,
90 don yeast powders, " creamiartar,
s. bSs palm soap, 5 bxs variaxd sosp,
/" castle " SO m candles,
25 star candles, SO SKIS G. A. sait,'
10 bbls cider vinegar, " dairy salt,
80 Teauis wrapping paper, 10 bNs starch,
1000 Havana segars broons almonds, hickory nuts,
etc eic 1 Soft
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA,


ENF ; II Z I Q K d q { o.
AEANUFACTii sEkS of Steam Engines, Water
A'E Wheels, Mil Gearing, Rotary Saws, Horse pow
go J"b work, etc, All orders promptly executed
kuck Island. Ma, l. lr52
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eyfarof

lie would again that has the slightest hesita-
iion ia Recommending this STOVE standing the
nation OF competent Judges, without ris al the most
distant approach to iVa.>hlp: ard Oui
~ challenge the onre trade 60 the tal. Remember if
does suit Just bring back and your money will
be ready for YOU.
l have also hand a large assortment Of PREMIUM
Eox AND rARLoR STOVES, 1T reduced prices; Tirw
wholesale fHc reiais' lo work doe on The shortest
lice and The most reasonable Tor cash For sale
ty ). H. BYfRS
sept2S-23-y c. Tler Roberts and Third street.
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RiT.ySoE EyCIr.ZcC

BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A ND DRAFTS on all pasus of Ire United States n,
"A the Once of Tie Mnnesola Outfit b,
siay 1, ISL. CHAS. w. BOkUP. 2-ly
MONEY 10 loan, in sums 10 suit Dor. owers-Call ar
1Vl the Office OF NlLhIN VAN ErTEN.
81. Paul, july, 2, 1852. I2.,f
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NOTICE.

UTILIZATION having been madc 20 the Probate
- .,ou,t of Washington County by A. Wan Nofiecs,
E,o administrator oi the ESTATE OF John Collier, de
ceased late OF said county, Tor an extension oi ms
.t,er, of hereby give notice that SAID
a,,pcs,ion will DE heard my ONCE IN stiilwaief, On
GestaV The 9Th day oil December, 4. d., ls52
IL. WILSON,
Judge of Probate for Washington eonn,y'
Ill
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MORTGAGE SALE.

n
81 kEFAtLT having been made in the cordition Of a
~ certain mortgage, bearing date the tenth day OF
Ju!y, III the year Of Lord thous. MI eight HI u
dTed and nifty one, made and executed by Laa, cite I'm
NETT, of Ramsey County and Territory Of Minnesota,
party ct the first part to |eial t.uern of aforesaid
part! a the second part; and which riga.e was tu,
acknowledged and recorded the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds i"r the county of Ramsey, The 18th day Of
March, A ID 1852. ut O'Clock +. n in book !, cf Nor,
cages, pages and 4 The said mortgage given To
secure The payment OF hundred and eighty dollars
Oh or before the first day nf August A d. 1882
g 10 The condition 81 certain prorissory note IN WI
tg, b'aln. date with SAID mortgage and that the
sun OF one hundred ard h ytree dollars and fifty ceI
Is now claimed TO be due said mortgage 1t the datc of
this Lutice.
The premises norgaged to secure the said debt are
uescfibed Ia The a!otesad mortgage, living and being
~ the county OF Ramsey und Territory Minnesota
SHOWN and designated follow Wit: rs lot number
eighi III block Number zine, IL The town proper of ST.
i snl.
NOW therefore. no suit proceedings having in.
stltute at law TO recover the debt reuuirry
cure ny said mortgage, any part thereof notice l.,
hereb, given that and BY virtue Of powcr
oi sale Co. taned therein, said mortgaged pre- misses wi,
he sold AT Public Auction the Court House i'm and fr
SAID Conity 81 Ramsey, MOnda, the Eth day of Jan
Gary EeNt, az one O'Clock in the afternoon of that av
by Gee;ge +. Brot Sheriff of said County Of Ramsey
=, NETAL GUERiN, Mortgage.
MURRAY WILLIANs, Atty's.
~ Paul. Dec. i, l32-34-6t
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EI.ns-R FOR SAIs


tONSTANTLf on hand at Frank smith & Co.'S.
~ Clayton, Iowa, (about II miles below Prairie du
Chien, ana an excellent andng) which guarantee
good rs any IN the market In quantities to suit purcha-
sAs& kN e& THOMPaON DAvIA
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markets. That nIuCh AID be saved
purchasing their goods here. Al examination of m,
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited.
The 10 lowing articles comprise n part Of nv stock
! M"riihlac pfiitS, Embroidered dresses,
CechecO do Irish iineis
Union do Cap nets,
Sfrarncs DO Iacrs atj clsings
hi. Aliens x Sons prints En- ',iniGt red collars
I Blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory STYLES, Artificial fDwers,
Heavy brown sheetirg, Band hoses,
:" shirtng, Ladies' fat ~ bonne.s
Grown drilling, Misses
II bleached m's slim &" Fare, hornets,
"a and - - Gom CT II! ors.
brc dn'ss, Cap nd s..k nbons
! OTIS denims, Iaras0l.
Fails Co. Z" Umbrei.,s
Cable twists. Linen table ,o,rr,
Hamilton ticking, Union
AUoskeag Worsed -"
Apron checks, JaquaId daper,
Crash ard diapers, Ladies n.Ntu hose,
Brown liners, white and Lack hnxa
Brown linen iri..ing,, Misses
Kentucky jeans mixed h ,se
Plain and fancy Tweed., Mems hal, hose.
Fancy cassnercs, Si,k pocket hJkIs
Sntlnrtt> tn, kew red
Lancaster Cinshams, Linen camb'c
scotch t-ades Md gloves,
Muslin de lanes. li,i, thread gloves.
barH-' ct laihes, cotton
l.lain barages. Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mens
French Isle thread ,,oy-s
Sk au! figured silks, " Id s.ovts,
ColOred grapes, S.,A cga,ats
Grape ii,ses, St,luiner shaw..
White Illusion, Linen thread,
Colorcd :" Cotton
Check cambrlcs, pool thread,
Jacohett limiting cotton,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles, pins,
Bishop lawns, Percussion cans
IoP.h.s BIa,ds, suspenders,
Tapes. steel pens, Peal buttons,
1hinblcs, razoTs, agate
Razor s'rops, Cont ard YES, buttons,
Hooks and eyes, Pencils,
Nl".ih strings, Gold pens.
non" o""s, Tea and table spoons,
'lohhS' Table cutlery,
Ivory combs. Pocket sn.yr,
p"'h Scissors AID shears,
cue Toys, &c.
Riding
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Gun powder.
Imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mens' kip boots, Womcns' morocco ,ie.
th''A Jena, Lind,
-, cal CATERS q IL 90
Womens kip boo,ces, Children's shoes
H Msscs' Boys brosans,
w oilcns enalneled Mems
Misses c,;,c,.
WomeEs' morocco bootees, d" pumps
" buskius,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts
Bows
J. A. PACKARD.
Galcna, March OH, 1852 scE,f
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j. =. FULLERTON

a his old staEd, which Is hsC.. n great MANY
IA friends. especially those Who have patoIized hin,
30 iois, kees different STOCK OF Goods IRON tn mix
fure which he formerly kept. lie how keeps Dry
Goods alone, Including prime selection OF Ready
Made Ciothig and the largest best stock of Boot.
AUG eh"ss ever .pehed aiy where- including Ladies
shoes. lie has also u variety oil Dlaaa,. ,Itn@v .ud
hoee ID thXets which IA he always has done he Sc !.
NJ prices to suit Ais sIiegd.
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THE NEW AND INRiVAIED coos
SIONE. CHARTER OAK.

STOVE, CHARTER OAK.
vENE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he has after great difficulty aud expense. pro-
cured large stocn OF the above and elegant CCok
THIS stove combines III construction and
ran.enent, the modern imprON Of the age,
greater perfection than other in man
lie aware pulling every hing the ordor Of the
day; but tieie hone OF that III this instance. This
stove all III! lis friends claim IT, and that is simply
and onl, that Il Is infinitely superior to
cXtant. Purchasers are distinctly and explicitly inform
Ell that. IL III lis operations, utIi, ud durhiiliv, does
meet their entire and una Iaiod appreciation, their
money will be retarded to thtrl uFon return oi The
stove Every article "t furniture Is # the best quality
in wui kWnn>hip aid ol the Int, II improvements.
All who .esirous If procuring of the best cook
offered sale in thi, kct or av where
else respectfully invited to cal and examine THIS
stove for themselves before urCasitg elsewhere; il
th,s do act, they III most rSsurdy be sorr, for IT, the
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GROCERIES,.
JAS. THOMAS, JR'S..

SCfERlCR Erards Tobacco; $50 packages this dav
~ landing per Western World ana Geo Collier. viz
Luscious Luxury, TO- and l-2 H.; Nectar l-2 Ib Virgin
and 81" Isl Ter ib.) Nngid Gold Leaf, ~ III Dlatem
Twist; Diadem Plain ibi Gem oi the Old dominion, h.
aEd for sale by THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Comnission Merchant.
st. Louis July I. lift
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under so

Those 30 Of charged - per cert extra
So 20 admission rt, charged, in addition the above
the first yVr. md nust be paid al the time al making
applicatIo and the Il - Years deposit within 50 days.
EEFEkENCEs.
Gov. EoVTwEiL, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD, Augusta. Ne
EN-Gov. WILLIAMS. \. H. Il. ALDEN, VI D., Randolph
I " ZOO, NJ y, Randolph, Hon French, Erainfrce
Hon Morrison BFaHtiee. Ion T. Hathaway, Freeiovu
II Brockway Ellington ca Hon iWashbun, Middleboro
Hon =. W God, Somers, 81 Woodbury. u Curtis prnviL
WE Clifford, New Bedford, Storh. Reg nolds, Troy y Y
UOhT " CntwOtth Lowell A stephens Rock land l. .ke
srRIN6FIELD EEENCREFLs.
+ FWilcox, Fres't ChicOpCe BtukJOs G Pvnchon. Esq
4 MOlsa rts I AgLM ain EaLk. {. Z Sour. N u.
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RiCu'S SALAAgANDER SAFES,
NJ illeI-. I1pinni


Nildet'S Patent.
A Large assortment OF Safes OF various sizes and
IA patterns, with ana without powder proof locks;
ior safe Nj The Depot, rs Wafer street, New York
Bursiar-pgooi baiA Vaults, and Vault Doors made
order.
SfEARNS MARTIN. date Ron, Stearns 4
Co. successors TO Rich az Co., i4o Water 81 Il
rr 81 Of Avenue ami St MARKS iice, H. y, sole lr0
tretors Ui Bic Patent and the only makers OF - a.
Laaider Sales, combining Wider aud Rich patents.
Nm. CONSTANTS co,
Nov le, l6J2--u Agents 81, sul
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CHEAP CASH STORE--WHOLESAL LIZ

CHEAls CASH STON E--W HOLES 4 LII.
AND RETAIL.
PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CARS Cl crIiiNG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, Fl RNITlWE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
vUNIIE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals IL now In re-
ii ceipt aud opening in his new store ON ST. AntiSny
Street near the american io.lse" large and most
complete of the abovcnaned Goods which
will positively he sold lower prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with treat care ana purchased the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he can safely assure
his friends and the public generally that II will be 10
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists III part Us follows:
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WESTE.RN REFERENCES.

His ENccllcncy, AUSTIN \. KING, Jefferson CITY, No.
His ENcei'cncY, JOSEPH a. NRIGHr, lHdIanapoiis Ia
His EXccilencS RECBES WooD, Columbus, Ohio
Ills Eyccilcncy, AuG. &. FRENCH Springfield, Ills.
EX-Gov. DAVID WALLACE. lndanapu..s, Il.
Hon. John W. DAVIS Carlisle, H.
lien. Geo w. Julian. Centervillr, -,
Prof. ). NJ. Smith, VI. ID. Columbus, Ohio.
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

Cheap Cash Store, FOR Summer TrGie.
F. Fl LiEKTON has received and opened his
81 autumn winter stock, prsig OF the best
selected ASSIGNMENTS OF Ready made Clothing, Prints
SaImet boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods, c. ever brought,
TO Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting 81 Paul To pay him visit rs he is
determined 10 retain the which his estal l.shment
has so long held OF "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few of the irlcs on hand
Extra me black dress coats Black satin
do frOCk 40 Figured do
b.ith ana crown do Black silk do
Brown IEen 90 Fine Black Pants
Tweed DO do C.,siu,er do
NC i'hen Shlfts FIahlcl under shirts
6lh@ham 10 Cotton and wooden hose
Eichory 90 of all sizes and sorts.
u rs AND SHOES,
Mems & boy thick boots Morocco Slippers
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS
Congress aid cali boots, Ladies aud Misses shoe..
GROCERIES,,
consisting Of Teas, Colees. Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Molasses Sperm Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches SOAP
Tobacco, Saeratus, Starch Goldfish, Mackerel. Cnna-
mon, NUtmess, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce
Also, assortment of " OGDEN Ware, consisting of
Tubs and Buckets, Washboards, Clothes Pins DC All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble SHOW goods at
bis soreIcN door to The lionecr Office and
n. b. Large supple. OF FiUur Oats, Corn, and Po,a
toes always on hand.
November, ls3l. lift
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AMERICA N.LI-S.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills. will keep constant, hand supply Of
Extra Fan, Flour" Warranted superior any -four
sold u this market. IL. +. MCtLCShEN.
TYDR Lie tt Ns;NT.
0'IE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sa,e Of Louisville Cement, Will keep large supply
on l. nd and vii sold IA d small advance IRON Man
uf,Cture.s prices. IL. /. McCLOSNEX.
(al,,, March
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Cn,I,iISS,ONrRS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
,J'IIE undersigned having been duly appointed Com
missontrs, receive examine and djAst all claims
xnd hcmands against the estate OF James NJ Goodhue,
late Of st. Paul, deceased, Will the so.c Uf J.
l.. Fullerton IN ~. Paul, The FIRST Monday Of each
month for the settlement OF the same.
JE. FULLERTON,
II. VANCE.
LOTT MOFFETT.
&, Pau, November Is. lsJ?--Cw
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TO SOUTHERN AND w t.SYERN BOOK.
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS
EISALI. trade, lS52 Books and Stationery at Whole
h sale. higgins X Kellogg, Publishers bookseller,
station ers ma MaiiuacuTers OF every of al
books, SIS JOHN street, corner Gold New York invite
call from merchants and booksellers examine the prices
and qualities Of their very nrec slock If
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDA AND rAss rooks
Embracing every variety needed; school and cl,s.co,
BOOKS OF every kird used in schools ard academies. H.
brary and miscellaneous books tor public institutions
schools families and Sunday schools; bibles prs, er and
hymn books, great variety and Sizes prces aud 81,
oil binting
Stationery of every variety Of foreign and domestic
uaciuie, all OF which they pledge hem.e,e. TO SIM
ply as low AS any other house in the trade.
N BFoolscaP, letter paper ana states Ut mill prices
New York. July |. litf
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REi Il FARMER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers

AVE Just reed by the first boat Noniuee ;ar,e
and well selected assortment of Groceries and pro-
yihl9hs consisting Of Sugar Coffee. Tea Pork. Flour
naro Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
"ae ana VIII receive fresh supplies by every boat d.
reot from ST. Louis all the season. Those wishing To
ine before purchasing elsewhere '' @N"'"-
ST. Paul, April %, REV rARNrp
EhRiNG-sO boxes Scotch Herring, for sale by -
n. f. TYSON
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III. r. NI'CLOSKEY.

u Ell
M HoIESALE Grocer. Forwarding and Commits
sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Accent
NO ~ Ievce, Galcna III. The attention of bu, ers is
10 my STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, etc, etc
Having received by late arrivals from Ne,y York Ios
ION, New Orleans and ST. louis, which in addition To NV
i"E"ci s"ch rthdtrs nay assortment complete shall
'"u''ue I" fccSNe additional shipments Il ON time 70
n"e' ""g navigation, thereby enabling NE TO have q
nesn ana ui stock throughout the season. and TO be nb.
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
Instance nave my personal attention. hy which aes
patch ana care VIII be GUARANTEED, and the expense of
0'oIaee ana Dray age n much as possible avoided.
Ieei assured that my facilities and long experience in
me COMMISSION and Forwarding business enable me To-
% chfe satisfaction to any that favor me
with their patronage. NV
Liberal Cash advances will be made On Produce and
.echauisc shipped Ia me for sale in this market Far
ucar attention will be pad to the purchase OF s arIi
cles not in my line ~ '
g. A2Ght ioI s'aena and 81. Iouis and Ga,ens and
ST. Paul PACkET LIN OF STEAMERS ~
Cslena, April /, 1852. I,c
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NOTICE..

NEyE the undersigned having been appointed Com
w nissloicTs 10 receive. examine ana ADJUST All
claims and demands against the estate of William Bow
en- deceased do hereby give notice that the must
be presented us and that WIZ Cor the purpose
Of c,ami.g and adjusting The at The store oil Jo
sch l.. Fullerton, The last saturdays of November,
Dccrmbeg, January, February, March, April, aid frst
Monday OF May following; and that the cath Of May,
1853 time limited by OInniisson tn receive,
eAamine ard ADJUST said claims.
SAM vi FISHER,
J. T.. FULLERTON, iCom'n.
JOHN MCKEE.
Hnnl NOV o.. lsl2-S3 IL
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III. NJ. E.DAE;S.

TrRSER * GESERAL,
Corner OF Fourth and st. ieer street. building lately
occupied the SASH Factory.
S!AlR Banl,'ers, BslustIsdes, Columns of the dt-
- icent orders Ul aEchiteC Tool Handles ason
Hubs dc, turned TO order promptly aI in workm.n,ke
Eanier- scp,3c-2i-y
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SPRING SALES. 1882.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of navigation,
Il large and well selected assortment uf British,
French and American Dry Cords Boots and shoes, Tea
and Tubocco; and great variety of Inc, articles hic
VIII be Offered In the trade lower prices than same
stNles have us,aliy sold ia this market. And would
Suggest To purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time AID expense may be saved
purchasing their goods here Al examination of my
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited.
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