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G. L. GIBERSON,

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
L trict. and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
- Office on Louisiana avenue near 7th
street ian g.
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e II I.ASKEY

Attorney and COunseller-at-Eaw,
DRACT1CES in the Courts of the District
i and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
tion before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress.
70 Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 80
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MAGUIRE, Fashionable Halter,

North suite Penn. ar. tnrO d0Ors beiOW 4 J st.
Il Would inform his customers and the@@
SEApubic that he has just opened a very -
large assortment of Spring and Summer II ATS
and CAPS, of the latest styles to which he
would call their attention among which are,
Superior Moleskin. Silk Cashmere and SLOUGH
HATS: Drab. Beaver. Brush, and Pearl HATS;
Panama. Leghorn. Canton. Braid. German.
Sonnet. Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Children's Fancy do; Boys and Youths
HATS. of all styles and qualities Also Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S.
III 13 Pennsylvania avenue.
TTNNER'S WORK, ROOFING, SC.
Il Y. NAYLOR. at the old stand, on the
L south side of Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Sd and f. streets. thankful for past fa-
yors and solicitous of future, would inform his
friends and the public generally that he is
prepared to execute all work in his line Mt the
lowest prices. in the most pprovedsmanner,
and at the shortest notice.
Kitchen Es-arc.-Hc would also invite
the attention of fhousekeepers to his assortment
of kitchen articles, many of which he has Just
received from New York, and which he be-
lieves will prove highly satisfactory.
P1Hn.blng w WOfk.-HaVlngl IN his employ
a highly competent workman from New York,
and having made arrangements to fill any or
der in the line, he is prepared to execute it at
the lowest possible prices, and requests those
wishing such work to give him call before
applying elsewhere.
Having carried on the Tin and Stove busi
ness in the same vicinity for seventeen years,
the place is easily found, and having removed
his residence to his store, he can always be
seen there after the usual hours of business
and until 10 o'clock P. NJ. III 2S-eo1m
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I, r BTTJ,S

i. r. BUIIN.
TIN, SHEET IRON. & COPPER SMITH,
Near the corner of 7th and streets. Island
G>sT All orders punctually attended to-.
may 2O-tf
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-From
an analysis of the occupations of the
members of the New Hampshire leaisla-
ture, "when they are at home," it ap-
pears that the farmers have majority of
the house. They number I32 as far as
known, and four more are assumed to
exist among IS not recorded. There are
10 traders, 13 lawyers, 9 manufacturers,
I carpenters, machinists, 4 physicians,
} land surveyors, &c. The president of
the Senate is printer, and the remain
ing ii members are thus divided: 8
farmers, ) lawyers, 2 physicians, black.
smith, | merchant, | editor. Governor
Martin is physician. The council CON-
prises 4 farmers, and physician. From
the large number of farmers, and the
prospect of an early haying season this
year, the Concord Patriot deduces the
hope Of a speedy adjournment.
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DIRD CAGES, for sale by
- ap JN0. W BADEN
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MIDDLING CooL--A certain son of
Neptune, who has an orchard ashore,
having very valuable young peach tree,
carefully preserved and watched the
ripening of the first fruit, that he might
be able to "taste and try; but he was to
be disappointed, for one morning. as he
was fondly gazing at distance on his
single peach. young urchin sprang over
the fence, picks and tastesit. In despair
he shouted.
You young lubber what do you
mean by picking that!"
The urchin looked at him with provok,
ing coolness, and replied.
Sure, its ripe, sir ~
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CAPITOL NES.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Board of
- Building Commissioners OF the Territory of Mime
sofa, until Monday the I'd day Of May next IL o'clock
NJ, Tor the full completion OF the Capitol Buildings
ST. Paul. according the plan and specifications on file
Separate proposals will be considered for the coa,p,e
ton OF the Whole, or in part, As follows, to wit:
L. For furnishing material ana doing the carpcn Ter
and jOners work, balance OF flooring, putting
partitions, casing doors and windows fitting sash
ting glass hanging the windows with weights aud pulle
erecting columns in front and finishing porco max
ing ana 1ngiIg doors, running stairs with walnut hand
rail and turned bainisters, putting down base boards
finishing the dome and erecting steps The end ba
doors and every thing necessary tO complete finish
the building; also for erecting out houses.
2 For furnishing material, lahng and plastering the
whole, TO be three coat with white finish.
g. For furnishing material and painting the interior Of
the building, doors, windows, &c, white, with pure lead
and linseed oil three coat work.
l. For furnishing seral and erecting steps flag
sing the pOrtco in front OF building and erecting nine
bck piers in the basement, support the oor
The steps aud Tagging 10 be of cut stone.
s. For furnishing material and covering the dome with
tin.
All bids must specify for what price per square yard
the plastering and painting will be done.
All material to be OF the quality, and be
done the best Contractors viii be required
give security for the completion Of their
To be completed before the LIST Of 1852
BEN. W. BRUNSON, Building Com.
ST. Paul, March 90, lS53-5O4t.
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BE,roN COUNTY PnopArE Court.


Territory of Minnesota, 80
County Of Benton,
+ Probate Court for the county OF Benton. held
IA the Office of the Judge thereof, Sank Rapids
the 18th day oil March, in the year thousand eight
hundre and fifty three.
Present, William II. Wood, Judge
In the matter of the of Joan Lee, deceased APP
plication having this day been made by George W.
Sweet, be appointed administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased.
IL Is thereupon ordered that the 18th day Of April
next o'cock in the forenoon of sand day, be
signed when the heirs and all persons interested in said
estate appear the Probate Office Sauk Rapids,
and show any they nave, why the OF the
petitioner should be granted And it is furt her
dered said petitioner copy of this order to
be published in the Minnesota Pioneer, newspaper
printed in the of ST. Paul in said Territory, three
weeks successfully, in each week previous TO the
time above appointed for the hearing the premises
WILLIAM II. WOOD.
Judge of Probate
March 1853 4-jO3t
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Territory Of Minnesota, I .
Comfy Of Wushinotou

Territory Of Minnesota
County OF Wushington. 49,
DISTRICT Court lsT. JUDICIAL DtsTnIcr
Levi Hertzell and
Oscar Burris, Co.nplanan,s
William Woodruff, Defendant.
SITTING IN CHANcERY.
appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit and the
papers on file III the cause that bill of plant has
been exhibited antled and writ of mi uno ton allowed
and issued thereon and writ of subpoena to appear
AMI delivered 10 the sheriff OF The county Of Washing
ton to serve
davits that the above named defendant, William God
ruff, is OF this Territory and nonresident the cof
and cannot upon dllisent inquiry he found therein,
IL is hereby ordered, that the said defendant, William
Woodruff, appear and plead, or demur 10 the
compliments bill of complaint file this cause. on
or before the fifteenth day Of June,A. D. 1853 And
II Is further ordered that this order be published in
the minnesota Pioneer (a newspaper printed and
published al 81 Paul, in this Territory in each
week for six successive weeks after date here
of.
And it is further ordered that certified copy of this
o3aer together with copies OF the writ of nunc and
suhpPna issued III this Cause be deposited the post
Office directed to The said William Woodruff, AT the
city of cnnati, State OF Ohio within five days from
the date hereof.
Or that copies of this order and Of the said Injunction
and subpoena be delivered personally The eiend-
ant within sixty days from the date of this order.
IL L. HAYNER.
st. Paul, March, 81 1853
NJ Z. Ames, ". IL. semme:, CompIts. Solicitors.
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Saint Eoui5.


ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forcardiag House.
JOSEPH MoGRIDGE FRANCIS McFAUL.
Q.ate Twichcli L. Mosrige)
Corner Of Commocial and Pine Strety
EONSiGNMENTS and Commissions will meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given CONSEQUENTLY or Bills of
Lading IN HAND.
The Forwarding ard Re ,eiving of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial aud dispatch; the
lowest rates OF Freight will ALWAYS be procured and
the expense of Storage and Drayage as much as pos
sible avoided.
ORDERS ron PURCHASING filed at the shortest no.
ticc AID lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
S Sss;s,;' ] H; y,s. 8 Co, St, Louis.
Doan, King a Co..
" " b 3 H HsSS"Ids, q Brother Louisville.
Ellis & Morton,
Stradcr d German,
Hosea Il Frazer, ; Cincinnati.
Springer 4 Nhiteman,
+. q. Goodman NJ Co.,
J. w. Butler q Brother,
u. LeeCh n Co, >Piltsburg.
Wm. Holmes d Co.
Morgan, j. NJ Buck & Morgan
Shields d Miller, n,u,,
+. {. YarnaIl, '""""eil"io"
f. Il. Comegys.
, as1asa h1e G. : Co. Cole, rpl'inora
Blow & March,
Ffost ( Forrest, New York.
Charles A. Mcigs
4. G.. Farwell & Co, p..
Howard, Son 4 Co,
r. c. Twchell q Co., New Orleans.
We hive an open Policy of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments TO our address, when advised by
letter per mail, when endorsed bills OF ladlng
before or OF the time of shipment.
MOGRlDCE MoFAUL.
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.e G.laainS lines were published sometime siuee
VI sotian. but may be perhaps new to many
.oatcrs. The scene of the Indian legend is
.hs ,undaries of Minnesota, and the author
80. a. ihc late Col. Smelling, Sin honor of
~ lei'in5 was named The author was ma
. .,Ier in the country bordering on the head
fh Mlnaes sofa, was conversant with the
.t 3, and took mach pains 10 make him.
t, ID with their trad:iions.l
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION Al
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST TELEGRArHIC DESP iTCT.
AIR. BLUM is now i'll New NoTk, making selections
vi of his spring assortment for the ST. Paul trade
The Ladies will be particularly happy to learn that
tco French L0difS have been engaged in New Nork,
expressly for the Mill ary and dress making departments
Of the Bazaar
The most extensive and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS q FANCY ARTICLES,
that has ever reached St Paul Will he opened
Bazaar immediately after the arrival Of the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings. and
extensive and general assortment OF the finest and best
Jewery will be satisfactory TO the most fasdious
c. OF tie ladies'.
Also, Table Cutlery of the finest quality suited 10 the
St Paul market.
The important item Of all is that Mt the RaLsnr,
every article viii he sold cheaper than be found
any other establishment in the Territory.
We ak that ladies ard gentlemen will give us call,
aud will he such that satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. -e-f
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S5FERJCF.S SALE.


E0S virtue al W hit Of Execution issued and
der the seal oi the District Court for the COUNTY Of
Ramsey. upon "A Judgment rendered by said Court,
the twenty ihth day al October. A ID. Thousand
eight hundred ard ifiN two, in action wheriD David
H. Bui he and james W. Buh plaintiffs and Daniel
+. Erawicy aud Frederick Hardy detndal IA
of said plaintiffs, and against said DEFENDANTS for the
Of two hundred and eight -nine dollars and thirty
cents, have this ninth day OF March, 4. H. 1853,
ievIc. upon the following described property, to
being part of lois and 5 in block 49, Rice Irvins's
addition tn the town Of ST Paul, commencing The
ot Eagle and Franklin streets. thence running
sonthery on the line OF Franklin street. seventy eight
and half feet, thence westerly the line between
lots three and ionr and III said block 80 point SIXTY
six feet souher street thence rorheTly sixty
feet to Eagle street easery to the place OF beginning
the property of said defendants; which property
shall expose sale public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash, the front door Of the Cont House.
Paul. count. Thursday, the iwcnty first day
of April A. ID. 1853, O'Clock in the loren Of
da,, much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy
sand execution.
GEO. r. BROTT, Sheriff
BY $. B CARVE, Deputy.
Rice, TIoushcad & Becker. ATTY for FINS.
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.srvss Territory OF Minnesota,
County Of Washington.
Icr CoURr, lsr. JUDICIAL DlsrRacr.

David Hone, Complainant
William Woodruff, Defendant
SITTING CuANcERY.
Ii appearing To my satisfaction by aIidavits and the
papers on file i'll the cause, that bill Of complaint has
been exhibit ell and hed and writ Of Injunction al
lowed ard issued thereon, and writ Of subprna ap-
pear and the same delivered to the sheriff of the
~ OF ashnSton 10 serve; and further appearing
my satisfaction by aiiiavs that the above named de-
fendant William Woodruff is Of this Territory and
cannot upon dihgcnt and due enquiry be found therein
Ii is hereby ordered that the defendant William
Woodruff appear and plead, demur To The
complanaips bill OF complaint file in this on
or before the liiteenth day of June. A ID 1853
Aud it is hereby further ordered that n copy of this
order be published in the Nnnesoia Pioneer"
paper printed aud Published at ST. Paul, in this Terri
tory;) once IN each week, for six successive weeks
next after the date hereof and it is further
certified copy Of this order. together with copies
the writ OF injunction and snbpana issued IN this cause
he deposited IN the post Cfce directed the said VIII
liam Woodruff at the city Of Cincinnati, State Of Ohio
within five days from the date hereof.
Or that copies of this order Of the said Injunction
and subpoena he delivered personally the said defend
ant within sixty days from the date of this order
H. L. HAYNER.
St. Paul, March, Sd 1873.
NJ. Il. Amcs, w. IL. Semmes, complts solicitor
Dc
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ADMINISTRA SALE.

M Office is hereby given that the undersigned adj
~ ministraor of the estate of John NJ Sawyer. late
ofStliwater, county OF Wasngton Territory of Min
nesoa deceased by virtue of AMI under order of the
Probate Court Of ashn county, made by the Hon
Harvey Wilson Judge of Probate of said county on the
fourteenth day of February ID 1853.
VIII sell ali the right, title. and interest Of the said
estate in and to the following described premises and
all the right title and interest lie. al equitable whicl,
the SAID John NJ Sawyer hal IN TO- the following DIES.
crIbed real estate pieces parcels of land the tine
oi his decea>e, To Wit:
The undivided one third part of Ia, No two (2) in
section No fifteen, 40 III township No. thirty, go
north OF Range NO twenty (29} west containing fifty
and fifty hundredths 90 50-l00) acres.
Also, the Undivided one third part Of the following
described premises to wit:
Block No ten, (l0) in the of Saltwater,
ding TO the survey and plat OF the said town of Stllw-
ter. made by Harvey Wilson and recorded i'll the Office
oil the Register OF deeds of the county of Washington
together with all the land lying and being between the
east line Of said block No. ten (G ard the lake shore
Lake St CroN, Saving and excepting oniyth land
ken up by the county road now laid QUIZ togcther
with the fisht and privilege of the land upon the lake
shore Of said Lake st CToix. between the line Of
sad comfy road and said lake northcrly along the said
Lake shore distance OF one hun fred feet from
said shore where the north line Of said block if the
extended easery would strike the sand lake
belonging appeItainng to the SAID third part OF
the esaid premises including the mill and all i'm
prOvcmeet> thereon" Situate, ing and being in the
county Of Washington, III the Territory OF Minnesota.
Al public vendle at the Office the Register of ieeds
OF the comfy OF Washington, in the OF Saltwater
in said county on Tuesday the 18th day OF April, ID
1851. II eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
Saltwater, February >, 1888.
SETH NJ. SAWYER
i6-6t Administrator.
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In addition the above their assortment Of grapes,
ounces currants, sooseberries dahas chrysinthou-
inns, geraniums, cactus figs. raspberry and straw berry
yer, large. and prices low at any establish
meHt OF The kind, east or west.
Orders received and promptly attenpcd to by
2Q-hm GEO ". HARRINGTON. AGENT.
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FRUIT TREES. suRUBBERy %smADE

FUNIE undersigned would ask the attention OF
DESTROYS of ornamcnting their grounds, to the cat
aosue OF Mcssrs. John Sigerson Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased and srubhcry from them for several
Years, recommend their 10 be such repre-
seuted. Their fruit grated Of the best and
improved varieties, and adapted TO northern lst
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j. w DowNER J. II. Mason
DOWNER 4 MASON,
Arclufects and Builders, 81. Paul, Mnn. 1r.
~yILL keep constantly on hand the best quality Of
w lumber and materials for building, those want
ing good honses built in the latest e nO the Early
Pented will nnd it to their advantage TO give them
call at their shop the corner OF Main and Capitol
Streets, or the residence Of j. w. DowDer, st.
Anthony street, few doors west of the American
House.
~ d. Jobbipg done on the shortes: notice All or
ters left at the American House will receive prompt
attention.
Paul. March II, 1853 "
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
TAKE NnTlCE

VENIAT the Notes andr Accounts of D. C. TAYLOR
Il are left with me for adjustment and collection. All
persons indebted to him by note or book account viii
please call at the office Of Wilkin Van Etren and set
tie the same. 1 VAN FIFTEEN
St Paul, Jan. 10th. ls53,-lI5-tf
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li,iE. TIME: TIME:

~ FOWLER, Watch Manufactdrer, WORK ing
u . Jeweer and Dentist would respectfully in form
the inhabitants Of At Paul. that he has opened store
St Anthony Street, in the building opposite the
Rice House two doors from RObnson's Old stand with
OF Clocks, Spectacles OF all ages, Back
and Side ronbs i'll great variety, bosom pins goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasscls ladies work
bags ciidreus' teethny rings, flutes, dice and boxes,
and a variety Of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches.
Of the complex and delicate workmanship care
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings nude to order. Engraving
neatly erecued.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED & PLUGGED.
H. F. from his long experience i'll some OF The frs,
shons IN England fatiers himself that he shall be able
IA rive satisfaction 10 all who ma, favor him with theii
work His motto is Punctuality, Dispatch aud Moder-
ate charges.
81. Paul, March 2ist 1853 4s-y
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY Of OA,.IE-K.
REOTNpES.

" Tx II y Z. TIIIERH OF UAG I FIX.
REOTYPES.
VSNE subscriber having recently made great i'm prove
meats III the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
e@ether with his before superior stock makes The
appointments of his Gallery equal not superior to .ny
IN me est Is now prepared to Daguerreoty De
likthesses III style unsurpassed by any operator
Lie Is uncertain. and persons in health should not de-
lay one moment III procuring more Of these ME-
Hchtos OF e which, under the trying circumstances
on maj separation oil friends price purchase
Miniatures taken III al. weather and neatly lock.
ets pms rings, bracelets canes; large variety Of
winch are Kept constantly on hand, and patterns
being constantly received All are respect u.y invited
to call aHd examine specimens.
st. Paul, Aug. 5, 1879. lc.;f
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A MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.-Capital s l0o 000.--HCorpor2ted by the
legislature of Ohio. Charter perpetual. Office No IA
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies at the following rates,
for $ 1000, and in proportion for larger amount.
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- : = : >
ST. PAUL HOUSE.


VIlIS house, formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
original hotel Of ST. Paul, at the Of Third
jackson Streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit, il tho
roughly repaired, and remodelled, and with the additions
now made Ia it, is Of the spacious and
hent hetels III town. Having taken lease OF it, and
fitted il up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public to call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal to the best, all respects. The charges
viii be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
81. Paul, July 20, 1852. If
ST. PAUL TEMPEltANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My boarding House is on
1VR Jackson Street the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find it, You keep straight up from the steamboat landing
to the sign Of triangle, at the north end of the bridge
My house is large and for prompt payment every week
intend to furnish good fare the very price.
LOT MOFFET.
ST. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
TIME subscriber has provided for the ion
OF boarders both by the day and by The week, with
or without lOdgingat very moderate prices. Inquire
Tor the GaleGa House. at the first building Roberts
street above Third. opposite Winnie Concvs Clothing
Z re. jul1-s-1y Win fTRC
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LADIES, LADIES. Ladies'.

HAOIr1Sy E1Ss LAOIEISs
Now 70 the time for you to try IL you or cannot
get all kinds of plain straw braid, chip and fancy
trimming; Bonncts altered and made in the most fash
ionable style bieached and pressed aud done equal to
any city in the east.
II only bleached and pressed--37cts.
liberal percentage allowed to millners.
Black and Maroon, coiored finished at the above
price, at the ST. Paul Bleach House, upper end Of St
Anthony street, by Mrs c. SPARKES
Fsmarch--3O 4-SG 6u
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I JOsI
No IL, Leree, 50. Louis, No,
Manuacu Of that Old Star Brand Whisky.
ENETURNS his sincere thanks 10 his Numerous
4 TONERS for their liberal pat coinage and pectully
soliciis continuation of the ] prepared to
Two Hundred Dbs per day of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 hbls. n. Y. Brandy, so bbis Malaga Nine
- Gin, 800 /" Monongaheia and
$50 " Old Rye Whisky, Bourbon Nhishcy.
Also, Ane assortment of
Foreign Liquors ana Wines.