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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

u ohlp nHANaHAi, capt. gray, from Liv-
ready TO discharge District
Consgnes 10 attend receipt freight All
goods not permitted within five days will public
tho risk and expense Of the thereof.
Aps0 J. p. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Catnp ,trest
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St. Paul Market.

Corrected veekIy by N. Z. Tyson g. Co., Groecrs
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH Observation-Disclosures a lie. Mutton, IOc.
Pork, lie. yenson, &c. Veal, l2 q Chickens, 50 per
dog.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $40 per bbl Hams, Ill.,.
Lard, 15c Flour-extra, $751; superhne, $3.50 per Dbl.
Corn Meal, $125 per bshe. Beans, $1,4O per busrcl.
Potatoes, 30c. bushel. Fresh Butter IS per
Cheese, II i-7c. per H. EGGS, CSC. per doz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7l-2 l2c per 100 lbs /;
Refined and Crushed, IL loo. Coffee Is zoe. Tea,
80 a 100. Rice, Sc Molasses, so a 1OOc per gal.
DRIED Participates, $1,25 a 80 per bushe,.
Peaches, 81 $50. Green Apples, 81 a So per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat, 81 Oats, Soc Corn 9Oc. Barley, 6Oc.
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, 35c per ID. Tallow, 20 do Fish, fresh
SC per ID, dried, &c. Lime, $500 pcr.bb. Onions
boc per BUSH Lard Oil, 1,5O per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, Csc ger gal. Taow, 10c per ID. To-
bacco, II Ia 75c. Hides, green, l-2, dry &c.
LuMDER.-Common, SO a IL per NJ !, Dimension Stuff,
sl2 IA; Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $50
$25; Shingles, 81; Lath, 81.
Woodbury., $3.50 per cord.
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Direct from New York,

NSF receivesi direct from New York, and for sale
Ing articles:
Is ho7en lars Fresh Preserves assorted, consisting Of
Raspberry, &c.
D'z Jars fresh natural Peaches.
poz Oiives. Sariincs, whole AMI lalf boxes:
Fresh Cove Oysters: 30
Pickles Plain and mixed, In sailor. All, half gallon Jar.
Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa:
Worcester sauce;
Extracts Of all snls: Essence Peppcrhfn teio, CHI
nan,on, Cloves, &c:
Pine Apple Cheese: '-'
English Mustard:
Catsup-fomata, Walnut AMI Mushroom. MAS. b.
Lemon syrup, Nerml ciia. Mackaroola, Pepper ,1,ic
so"sht"n BtterS, Pepper, Aspce, Nu,lne.s, Cinnamon
Cloves, Ginger Salaratrs, Pearl AMI Corn starch, ,kny
Powders Table, Dairy and SALT Raisins Fi.s and
CitronS, sofia and Cream Tartar, sperm, and Tallew
Camies, Fancy soaps, Young Hyson, Imperia Souchng
ana towier Teas, by the Pound or In small Iuly box
es' salmon and Mackcrel in kits Dried Herring SNUFF
cigars Of all brands, from 2 To $50 per box; Tobacco
ca"ce grades; Pct.rsbarrh Pure Leaf. Also, an addition
10 our former stock Of liquors. Wines, and Few
OF Champagne, all Of which will be sold low for cash
. - W. n. PERSON & CO.
Nov 10. 1S53-l0f
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LIVER COMPIAINT.-The only remedy ever Of
fered to the public that has nveer failed to cure,
Pill. 1t has been several years before the pub
lie, and has been introduced in all sections of
the Union. Where it has been used it has had
the most triumphant success, and has actu-
ally driven out of use all other medicines. 1t
IIepatis, and has been found equally efiicacious
in all.
For sale at W. ". HiCHCoN's.
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SheriHs Sale,

virtue OF writ Of execution issued out Of and I'M
dcr The seal OF the District Court the County Of
asnneto, upon judgment rendered by the District
Court Tor me rst Judicial District and county Of Ramsey
on the nth day fSeptenber 1859, dockeed said
county Of Washington, on the I'd day December, A. D.
1885, in an action wherein Josiah Conee piantfr and
Edward Stewart defendant, In said plaintiff
and against said defendant for the hundred
this third day Of December, 1858, levied upon the
real estate described as follows, wit The south
half Of the northeast quarter Of section thrty-two,
(s Town twenty mine, t2s twenty one, t2 as the
property Of said defendant; which property shall expose
to sale atpubc auction to the highest bidder for cash
the Of the Register Of Deeds at Saltwater and
said county Of Washington Wednesday, the 18th
day January, A. D. 1884, a, two O'Clock in the
noon. WM. q. fENNY, Sheriff.
Dated December 9Th, 1853.
EMMETT Moss, Attys. 13-6w
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MARRIED.

At Gaena, on the nth ult., by Rev. T. T. Waterman,
Mr.. WM. L. FAWCETTE to Miss MARY J. WILLIAMS,
nece Of Capt Orrin Smith, all Of that city.
That accounts for the reason the Backhawk did not
up again, which she could have done easily. But
not forgotten the occasion, it is not our
province hold the Clerk responsible for the omission Of
the trip, particularly marriage is Institution that
stop without serious detrment to the world at
large, and this wedding it will be is all in the
Company and Of with the approval of the Com
modore. We wish young friends several MILL of
bright happy days, all the good things attendant
upon their state-great and little.
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Family Librarys

I4NYTLER'S Cnlversa History, 2 vols:
IL Life Before the Mast, vol: % Z.
Memoirs OF Josephine, WI:
American Courage and Eni erprisr, 9 vols.
Ticknor's Philosophy of Living, vol:
Livy, vols:
Principles Of EloqeDcc: 4.
Court and Camp of Bonapartc: ....
IIOckharts Life of Napoleon, vols:
Life of De Wit Clinton:
Haiiecks British Poets, vols:
Thatchers' Indian biography, vols:
Thatcher's Indian Traits, vols:
Boys and. Girls Library.
Tales OF American Recollection, 1 vol:
History OF Massachusett-,2 vols:
History of New York. 2 vols:
Whale Fishery, vols
American Forest, vol:
Caesar, vols:
The above books and many others Of the same library
may be bought for the small OF As volume nj
iEDUC'S Bookstore
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IT YANKED HIN soxE.-On Thursday, a train
on che York and Cumberland Railroad, Maine.
ran into horse and wagon near the Gorham
depot, using them up effectually. The man
who was in the wagon was thrown across the
track into culvert. Upon being asked if he
was hurt much, he said, "No, but it yanked me
some"
"Snuggs," said Muggs, as the two were reel
ing home late at night, "if find my wife up
III lick her, because she has no business to
burn up wood and candles for nothing; and if
she's gone to bed III lick her, because she has
no business to 60 to bed before do" "Muggs,"
says President Snuggs, if we find any free
sellers in Office in Massachusetts,, we'll turn
them out, for they have no business to be free
sellers; and if we find any in Office in New York
York, who are not free sellers, we'll turn them
out, because they have no business to be any
thing else.'' Between drunken Mugs and
President Snuggs, there isn't difference enough
to pay for weighing.-Springfeid Repu6.
The Boston Transcript states that Barnum
has disposed of the Illustrated News to Mr.
Frederick Gleason, proprietor of "Gleason's
Pictorial 1t is reported that the News has
never attained a circulation of fifty thousand
copies, and that the proprietor has sunk up
wards of $50, 900 in his enterprise.
When Mrs. Partington read in the newspa-
Pers that Jenny Lind had a Jello,c feeling in
her bosom, she exclaimed
"Lor me! that's just what the young men
used to do to me when was gal!'
TAKING GERxaN-At a table o'hote, in Co
logne, o manufacturer of Sheffield, says the
Leeds Intelligencer, who spoke nothing but
English was seated next German lady, who
did not speak it at all. Handing her plate of
peaches he said, Have a peach, marm!"
Nein ~ (no) replied the lady. mime ~ said
he staring with establishment, first at her and
then at the other guests at the table. "Why,
marin, there's only six in the dish but there
they are for yOu,' at the same time rolling
them upon her plate.
The Fox girls having grabbed large fortune
out Of the pockets of the people, have purchased
a fine place in Harmonic, n. Y, and retired to
private life. If spritualism is a humbug, they
have found it profitable one at least
The POETRY AND PROSE OF NAryRE.-The
most beautiful sight in nature, met lately by a
horid correspondent, was q woman -" Grace
was in her step, heaven in her eye, and in her
arms baby" A rosebush with bud clinging
to it was nothing compared with such heaven
ly combination. But what was poor John like,
when the baby was handed to him to carry?
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DODGE g. SAVERCOOL

WT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens OF St. Paul
w and vicinity that they have received their large
stock of Groceries and Provisions, which they are
dsposing Of at exceedingly rates, at wholesale
and retail. They have also consignment choice lot
of liquors, which will be disposed In quantities suit
purchasers also, article ground feed for stock
They would particularly invite the people small
towns ADJACENT TO call and give their stock examna
ton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident of sell
ling to all reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE K SAVERCOOL,
No, Roberts ST., next door to Whine s. Cooley,s.
ST. Paul, Dec 3, 1883 1877
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Cheap for Cash.! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

1 Just now receivin" lot Furniture sst.
consisting of Gana, st. Louis and Minfs sofa CHI,
Bedsieads, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses, Secretari-.
War,irpbes, etc.
country business Gentlemen at Il distance Wishing -
establish an agency TO sell bug mrrelraudizc of si
samples for orders Patent Rights, do =
sing as above, the subscriber well acquainted hrr
Real Estate bought ami sold q commission, I.ut
Warrants located good laui. aud eaiius land r.
farms secured,
J. II. is agent for McCumbcr's Hay and Fodder
Great Invention kr,pn animals In condti
al't no owner Of a should be Ihout
Money loaI;s neg nat ii. al business strictly ci,.
Dental AMI charges moderate. 4Stf
Holland Place Hotel, st. raul, MT.
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{. Blum's New York Bazaar,

bLOM has Just returned the second time fhie
10 season, With large and beautiful stock of all
KINDS Of Ladies Dress Goods, Consisting parof the fol-
lowing articles:
Merinos,
De Laincs,
POplns,
Alpaccas,
Bombnzines, &c.
Embroidcrng CT all descriptions.
FURS.
Eictories, Cuffs, and MuTs, Gloves for Ladies' anil
Gentlemen.
JEWELRY.
Gold and silver Watches, Chains and Brcastp,hs fr
aes anu 'entlemen Bracelets, Rings, Gold AMI Silver
Thimbles Seals, and Gold Keys, and very govi assoI,
ment Of Silver ware.
Ladies Shoes and Gnfters
Our assortment OF Ladies' shoes ani CATER, Ia +atr
large comprising all the different patterns and Iaes,
styles.
M,u,nery Goods-A large and beautiful Assortment,
comprising the very latest styles.
Hosiery, Of every description.
Guns and Pistols.
We have splendid stock Guns, Pistols, &C.. which
Will be sold at low prices.
Christmes Presents.
Ladies ard Gentlemen, you can find at Blumss bazaar
very great variety Of articles suitable for Christmas Pre-
sens, for either children adults, all Of which will be
sold remarkably low.
All kinds Of Fancy Goods and genuine French Pcrfu-
merry.
Nov 10, 1S53-lOi
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Notice to All Whom it NAV Concern.

Notice to All Whom it may Concern.
VENliE Undersigned having been appointed agent for
!, inc saltwater and ST. Croix Land Company, deems
'aiuaDle tract OF lands entered ty the said Company,
ne Is ordered to prosecute all trespascrs the full
tent and rigor of the law:
The lands Of the Company known Lot No. I, in
Section No. %, township No. 90 north, OF Range No. 81
west, containing twenty hundredths f2000) Of acre.
Immediately after the receipt of their Patent, the COM
pany will issue permits for the cutting Timber, gath
crg Of Cranberrics, shing etc., reasonable terms.
HENRY n. SETTER,
agent for the Company.
n. B. Should Capt. Estes be inclined 10 accept of
Snb-aecncy, the Company would be greatly pleased to
have him apply soon possible; his experience In
SeiSing making his services very desirable.
After survey and subdivision, above tract, liberal
percentage will be given to all real brokers at St.
Paul; provided application is made Immediately.
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Juvenile Singing School
Come lei US learn 10 sing,
DO re mi ia sol la 81 do.

DO re mi ia sol la 81 do.
A. NJ. HOISINGTON proposes to commence
- Jureniie Singing School in Apollo Hall, on We'd
ncsday, December It'll. at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The object of this school will not be, frequently
the case, to teach few songs and by r0e,
instruct pupils thoroughly in the Rudi ments of Music
by which they will be enabled sing
and lay tho only sure foundation Of thorough musical
education.
The term will comprise tUenty lessons, to be given
ednesday and Saturday of each week. The price
will be 81. Parents wishing to avail themselves the
present opportunity, will please send their children
time and place above mentioned 1t is important that
the whole school should commence together.
ST. Paul, December 2, 1858.
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A True Bill has been found against
EGFELT g. BROTHERS

A True Bill has been found against
EGFELT g. BROTHERS.
the Ladies and Gentlemen of ST. Paul and vicinity,
- for selling goods cseapcr than ever before sold il,
the Territory. "
We acknowledge the "so achmcnt.3 and are now
ready TO receive the ATTENDANCE our host of Customers.
both old AMI new. We fatter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapnc.s,
We are not cquac by any other establishment In the
Tcrrory We have not time present go into ais
but VIII enumerate lew OF The articles exhibition:
English and French Merinos, De L,fncs,
Paraneta Cloths, Cashmerer.
Plain and Fancy silks,
Embd Curtain Muslin from % cts to 81 90 per yard
Embd Curtains from $3.50 to $1,000 per pair.
% AMI Sd Damasks from 30 cents to 81 30 per yard
Tapestry Brussels, 3 ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Embroi'icres Of all kinds. consisting OF
Collars, sleeves, IIandkcrchiefs,
Chetuzetts, etc., Long and square shawIs;
Besides numerous other articles In the
Dry Goods Line.
We have also large assortment Of Al
Painted window shades. China, Glass add Queerswarc.
Chdrens Misses and I.aiios' Boots and shoes,
Boys and men, boots and shoes, ETC., etc.
The above goods exposed and reay and 90
pledge ourselves to sell thei cheaper than ever before
offered In the Territoty.
Every Body, please give a call before purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELr BROTHER.
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The Close of Navigation

The People should Know
That the undersigned now keeps his
Book and Stationery Store
Al No. u, Roberts street,
Next door to Cathcar Kern Co.'S Crystal Palace where
among great varieties In his line,
following:
Stationery.
SO reams cap paper so reams cap paper plain
10 do brief paper SO do Letter paper, ass'd
s do copd Letter paper IS do Fancy Paper
s do Bill paper
Books, etc.
A good assortment Miscellaneous Books
Gift Books for Holidays, large assortment
Letter Writers of superior form
Meadows French and English Dictionery
School Books all kinds cheaper than other In this
Territory
Maps of Minnesota, all kinds
Albums in great variety
Day Books and Lcgers
Menorandums and Receipt Books
Enrelops and satin surfaced cards
Gold Pens, Pencils and Pencil Leads
Portfolios and Portable Desks
Drawing sheet or yard
Ink stands and Inks
wall paper, 800 Rolls
window curtains, Congress Knives
Guitars and vions
NUTS, few left cheap; Ladies attend.
Also many other articles, too humorous to mention,
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Being agent for Daniel Burgess & Co., New York, and
W. B. Smith & Co., Cincinnati, for School Books the
subscriber believes that he sell these articles
low IS any where north Of Saint Louis.
December 10. wN. DAHL.
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Those who have emo stomach above, should try
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
FHNIIE air Of Minnesota, having been damp and less
II healthy than usual for a month fpast, people who
are DESTROYS OF change should try the "Ayer' of Low
ell, Mass. Ayers ''Pcrry Chectnra' pure, good
tice. The people taking ssas" considerably
days. For sale by the dozen or single bottle at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
CITY DRUG STORE.
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st. Paul Crockery Store.
NEW ARRIVALSt
me largest Handsomest and Best assortment
Of China. Glass. and Croekerv. erer
seen IA .Htin"s0ta 1erritoyv.
* MAkNlN, at his store, two doors ca - N, tho D.,
80 om'e, is prepared show and sen the ar
t; r.ces low 9r titan H., BE- i,,rht I'm ,.lena
hest ,a,,. 1rahite ware, or Is of III,
A., ~, r's am OF the hairisone.t and latest patterns
~, 100. 10y hr.lee that Thought OF of that ware.
-, 'S OF supply parts "f sets to match.
In yellow and Rocking ham Ware.
foI kitchen purposes, he sell 81 per cent lower Thai,
FORMER prices, as he Is Constantly rerivn d;rc,,
the manufacturers East, and Is thus buy,ur nj d., h,,
The following are lew Of the articles Kent ,n,an
others too numerous mention. ~ -N>
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. Covered
do Butter Plates, covered, with dra,p.r
do soap Dishes AMI Brush Trays
do Muflinsa with
do Gravy Ttrc.hs, viii, liable
do do Biws
10 Pickle Dishes
do Com. 1T stands
do Ewcr> and Basins
do OF every thing for table furiiitirc--N
very large variety.
Yellow AMI Rockingham Cakenivul.S, pie plair.
Butter Jars, spiftoon>. etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets AMI Dinner sets of all kinds.
Glassware-every requisite article-call and sec.
ST. Paul, July 2.
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VIM. CONSTANS

small lot of Cio;hinr, well selected, conpr ing eve
IN thing required to complete genteman's wardrobe;
osehe- with large lot of Boots and Shoes which will
be sold at Cost, to close them out.
Dec 10, 1S53-13-3t WIN. constants.
(DpmOcraf
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Look Here {!

ARPER, Putnam, and Godey's Magazines, received
II 10y mail monthly, from the publishers, and
at 20 cents per number. have made arrangements
receive them near the first of each month.
COMBS.
Between the Rice and American House.
n. b. Subscriptions received for each of the above,
and TO the subscribers in Of the Territory
W. S. c.
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A Little Left Yet.

A Little Left Yet,
200 bbs Extra Flour, 25 bbls Mess Pork.
80 sacks Buckwheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 90 bbls Drie,l Apples;
3 hhis n o sugar; 10 do and G sugar;
% bbIs Kenda1ps Butter Crackers.
And feC other articles, all which Wish to cIose
out as possible, to wind up business for the
season. J. &. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10, 1S53-1O,f
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Stationery

NOR 1854 few left of those desirable compan-
l. ions to the business man at COMBS,
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Health VS.. Cold Feet,
AM PREPARED to make to order, BUFFALO
II OVER SHOES of every description, the short
est notice-a large stock always Oh hand.
L. MARVIN.
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Fancy Goods.
Diaries

a LARGE and extensive assortment, among which
"a are Curiositics in Minnesota. Call and see at
COMBS Franklin Bookstore.
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Dissolution.

TIHE copartncrshp heretofore existing under the
i and firm of Dickson Co., is dissolved by mutual
Moses Dickson has assumed the debts and wish
those owing him call aud settle, and those having
bills against him to present them.
MOSES DICKSON,
NELSON RUNNELDS.
st. Paul, Dec. s, 1853. I3-3t
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1 = 5 3 ,

1 = 5 3.
NOV rcapy to supply all those who desire to make
~ Presents the largest and Most complete assortment
o3 Gift Books and ANIMALS of all kinds and styles,
now open for Inspection. 1t would consume too much
space to ennmerae, have 800 syes. So, Just
Civ" me call and examine, 1t is trouble show goods
at my store. W. S. COMBS,
Between the Rice and American House.
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NIarshall's Uterine Cathol;con.

Piles! Piles!!
Libby's Pile Ointment.
VHNlIS to certify that child vas severely
afflicted with this distressing malaiy for more
than three months. few applications OF the above
cured her. Yours &C.,
TIMOTHY RUGGLES.
Dyseniery.
~E VIII guarantee TO cure. Innumcrablc references
might be given of the efficacy the GraencnberC
syrup, If desired. We extract from a private
letter:
s'Nothns has given SO much relief, or promised so
speedy cure the Graeenberg syrup procured from,
you last October.o Respectfully.
HENRY SHERMAN
Graeffcnberg Health Bitters.
u the beneficial effect Of these Bitters upon those sur
ferng from general debility, night sweats papation,
indigestion, nervous irregulariiy, &c.
Graeffenberg Pills,
RE advised for those suffering constipation and
1t necessary enter detail Of the many virtues these
pills contain suffice 1t to say they will do all they are
represented TO.
WE are also agent FOR DR.. BuI,s and Old Dr. Town.
w SENDS sarsaparlas, Dr. Moffat,s medicines Ayer,s
Cherry Pectora the world-renowned Pepsin the great
Dyspepsia curer; Sloan's medicines which we keep
large supply on hand; MLane's vermifuge, sure rem
cy for worms; LoudOns celebrated medicines and ast
ho' not leas' Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry These
medicines are all too popular and the public are too well
acquainted with their effects TO require comment or
DoND ,c0rd and the deserved Popularity OF the ID
icineS, being sufficient to induce quick sales.
W. W. HiCIICOX,
Agent for all the popular Proprietary Medicines Of the
day. "
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Notice.
Rs~.nunk. Dill.
NOtfee.

OIICE Is hereby given that under the instruction,
from the Department Of the Interior, Pension
Oice, dated October 23d, 1852, shall apply Com
ihsofers OF Pensions, at Washington ID. c., to issue
duplicate OF Military Bounty Warrant issued on the
SUN January. 1851 to YJ~h Feker private In Captain
nulps Company, u Sc Infantry War 1919. Warrant
40. |o Tor lou acres, Act 18th September, 1850, which
warrant was duly assigned by the said David f. ker. to
sauna russell and located by the said Trussel, the u
hited States Land Onice, at Saltwater, Minnesota Terrific
~, on the 25i N June, 1857. notice from tie General
Land Ofhce having been received the said russ that
san warrant has been Ost since its receipt at the Still
water Land ONCE. SALMA TRI. SSrIT
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Winter Boots.

Dissolution of Partnership.
UNHE partnership heretofore existing between AleNan-
IL der Rcy and Lambert May has been dissolved by
mutual consent from and after the Goth inst Those tn
debted to the firm Of Rey May viii please make early
payment to Aexan icr Rey, who Is authorized settle
the affairs Of the firm, and will pay all Just demands a.
ganst 1t. ALEXANDER KEY.
St. Paul, Nov. 80, 1853. LAMBERT MAY.
The Grocery, Provision and Forwarding business will
hereafter conducted the at the
Roberts street and the Levee.
1878 ALEXANDER REY.