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Goeryetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
w. ID. STUART, Principal.
BE- aidsd IN < nsuetio by thoroughly competent
4. eI& hsAA8Nehsia oats ussis,aat.
designed this institution long aud fnyornby known as
The school q VIM Abbott prepare youth for sa%se% % @o
sudes or Inc o,dnay busness Of M
u study embrace, The ancient and
chemistry, natural and nrna PHI
icopA history rhetoric compositions and other studies s
Academy fnd with valuable lor the ius
ssssn = na,ur philosophy and ens%l. rns 81
tassn,s. The academy situated tho bexh,s Of Geoge
ID Ssisssss and sssi II Inc federal capital
nations. interest," unusual advantages for the Of
ss1ff al et t TERMS,
tIistt RI Psys5ie semi-a annnaii." adpanee.
tuition and bossd including fuel lights, washing, &C.
fos ten months. $<lo
roI ua uioa ' IL French and drawing eiG.
Col r. n Smith, and the officers Of the vrgaa Military
Hos. Alexander H. II. Stuart. slaunton, Va.
Major H. pn Professor Of Mathematics in Washington Col
ess s.ss. ss.,.. snss..yH T. fssTs"s 8 S.s College, Va
@C.P, CAP ,a ssh E.s.%an s.au Y g 2, Army.
Rev. David CALDWELL, Gsorssown, DC.
pleasure . ms ns M TO- and
sid graduate Virginia Military Institute,
::: % it, w
...,7a.sr > - FRANCIS T. .,.,.l.,, SMITH,
RNLL4s BELLSg BELLS iThe subscribers manufacture
an keep constantly hand all sizes OF church, factory
boat ferry ocon0se school house, and he These
bells hung with the patent iron yokes with They
be turned that the cnpper a
place. which Is desirable after bell has been ung
Springs affixed cappcr resting
the bell thereby prolonng the sound These bells
ursd from the bes. stock ard are cast in iron cas,ius Al this
ahay tcse used, and found
We give wion that church bells within
one om date OF purchase with fair viii ecas with
The Of al bells
have been cast and sold from this o.ndry which thu bsss
denes Of heiT superiority We heen gold
awarded from the various r hest bells
and purity Of tone" particular attention getting peas
Chimes and refer furnished
within few rods ofshe Hudson river Erie canal
ming direction As this the establishment
Kind in As Untsd States and has the Of bells
orders be 0ed with despatch We
OF the Stxoa Old bells taken
Levels, ccmpssses &C cons,anty on hand Address
T. $50 .s9s Il snht tE r 8 A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2i-lydhcp West Troy, N. Y.
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Mount ~. M.ry's College, nsar Emm'ttsburs, md,
THE snnua, st. MAYS College cos-
m~nccs ON the o4h OF August the last "Wednesday
Of June
be maid $50 for each half always
charges are TOT muste AeA
optional sfude each $40 per annam and Tor
German and span-b, tno opbons) each ~ per annum
the doctrines snd trained
p'''''' y - JOHN McCAFFREy, D. D.,
July 23-d2~ President
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Western MAJ tAry Institate.

D~srnon SPriugs, Henry county, Ksrasoky
THE Ast Of college com
the second Monday in September 1885, aud
term the nrst Mondsy IN the following February
TAs taceny ceusiss Of experienced professors The
Der o( cadets In
sudSs shsacos the scientific the
Academy ssd horesgh instructions In history English
spd The Creek aud Latin Studens
lsc iscidng civil engineering, modern languages
hsepay with commercial practice aad other branches At their OPP
tsnA ~ s"EesG4 ~ %fI = "st-
The itsry feature dAuse military
knowledge, but TO discipline heah and
Charges for tuition, boarding, fuel lights, washing
vasts' arms $50 term
ssrgeon'. pe % For fsk~s
Spih, LOusvie Kentucky Smith johnson, 81 Magazine
street, New Orleans, q B. T. Johason, superintendent.
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THE csiisrs q -. James, M..yl.nd-The Diocesan
k.dso,, b. n, rector -
,oesr s,uden under twelve received
@ % % school. ana % s ns s1s. u. sy
dents enter class the college r which their
collegiate dspsua'sss are entirely gram
.sAos ass asp.rnsao have the im@eda'e Of
:s's: en- s ,1sss 's.s
y s s. ''f j%s. % st s.gs%s .S
PARA HOR SALE win be private tina. wen;
county sss.i .S.s. o % ,e. from w..rou soaa"as
The ~ can be divided "s
-"s % %s. nod ns s mach %
soSshM TIE t-sens Y an r"o1 and there large qusndy OF
pom, q ..:s beauty and ,os.,o9 Z no, .arpaa y
Ssssv. TIE A~ekng eight roo., hi,ehen pantry
ps.p ss.s "a u: ys S ] a s.s , vs o
sou's: soos psns house. with spring Of eoo and
quarters many be Necessity
ssod .pp.s orchard and excellent peaches per.
- he plank ro.d completed, (which Is nssy
G % ely s@' = Hr1a soSs = ;ry md -
TUE UNION ACADEMY .f ,4,h street .nA
Ha.t .Hga T.. RICHARDS, A. ~, rrncips,
''d Tbs uo' r'Is w.. ..s s street. e"o'. New
Mu. z. RICHARDS, Principal,
will have s~~~al sranuatisr during The n
weeks Jsly and win another n Monday
ia sspsussr, ss fs boaa Of teachers engaged
ros fs.sher pareua catalogues and ccu'."R r. Farm
p."r "SS@s'ss. '.v -"
LIasARr Couaazss,
-er4l NaAN tN July Tth. 1859
NOTICE y hereby given that she IAhr.ry cf Con-
win he e'ossd THURSDAY,
asass - opened until Tuesday, the aad Of August, n
JOY e-sawawa 5.l.. lEa.. H s.sItF. L,hssriss.
VIR1lHM LAND sCRIP wANrED-Tbe urderrnsd
wM ~ DE- highest market fos visn land .cop
80 yt~oifbua ~ Ht 4sa EVANS FAINT,
J,n. a-aA~as tim, R.p1 S'' "' '''-'.
NEW Paint and on sssrs-The usdsr.isn.d c. q. Whit,
hey kss op~ned the side OF
-sen r~kAsa and street. for the paints,
~. .sa s ~ cash, sss' nssce~enb win b. offered
Desiring goods line. .t.Nt Nllt TIL Fa.AR "E7
Az good. delivered Zee Of charge in q ~
,tfHsvinx sold eut my entire business - Mr.. O =
oNssy ssd in hts e,vrcy sheeruy
NAY wAh HE libs OF th.v
mssN him ~ith viii be promptly attended and very
n1suse ~ lst n % 1f'D ~ A. HkTcH, jr.
-Ians1a..r-Asa~ ns1.rAa~ -. IL lLL I. 80
CrhAW nATys STRAW HATS L-1~~.s R.an~ssor
p'es-n ovd. ~ reduce my ,a,se -na .,ock
"s dsy 70 cell greatly rs<uceA pri>es.
Come LANES fashionable hat cap, gentle
% ss furnishing essahhmen' Pennsyvsns svepss Pour
June aa-a.~A.oda~f, - 9l--f3 tst
NAruowAE sss.xsrs for Amgwss-Th. riches. number
pshhsA of hits most srce,seS, ~cryy W n.
SCENTS, 0pAV RAII.ANryNE
'1yT t@i t3ht# Seventh
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u A. 6OMMERVLLE, Agent and Attorney for the prosecution
IL of land asd dascspson Of claims
the departments Virginia
rests boss v1vtatsd, and Sold Rcfrr~nce iofms Ac,
Nfwsrded pei mail upon request. ,sfe, Ess eta&
OAcs sxses, ihs Department Po-ases
letters be pepad isssrs ssn6oa Adde'S ahsve
Washington, D. {. July I5-Isw3modkcp
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NATIONAL Magazine for Aagwst-Ths richest number
opAV RAII.
JsiyT 4#l .e.. fHk TAI +. f esveuh
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MICHAEL NOURSE CO..
Once OF nearly opposite
ri HaUlgl General Post once, Washington, ID. c..
n. 4 Co. viii give the attention OF claims
M axanst whether before Congress-
Cav The Executive Depaments the NJ
this the
be regulated
of the rendered. l f +
NJ DOsc viii shortly for England and
and will take charge with which
may be intrussd.
1tr.rT - II srE.s MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MOksS, ... \.
81 EsAvHs CHAs. r. srANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, r. ". GlLLIT.
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NEW Paint and OH store,The undersigned, c. O. Whit
" hsy kss opesed the eide Of street.
tween rvhAaa and the paints
vindot ss1 brushes lasps, esmphADe &c. Having
N. ssaN s ~ cash, ssceenb win b.
oeurinG goods my line. .fHk Nlle TIL F01N& 2"
A goods Delivered fee Of charge in any Of s city
n1HhNy l1 tall tal.E e, 4. wHtTTLEsEY.
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,SHeving seld cut my entire business o. Mr.. q r
Nh,uNssy snd hts eurscy eheeuy him
s.d. and esso~sr. sr ihsr r they
NAY wh in HE line OF business kao~na whsssvr orders th.v
my ess.A Min ~ viii be promptly attended 70, Of hs very
III, ,n.;5suNe f44t LII he t39 A. HATCH, ".
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XEhAW HATUl arRAw HATS f-0ve~s ReAn~ssou
tceIn order reduce my large and well
ssaw asA other styi~s OF have
's dAy V cell u greatly ss<uceA psses.
toms fashionable
sn furnishing establishment Penpsyivsnis
A.d shsn street.
Juno 0-Aa~ 4 eotawif 80 aEIHnNlHH ttt --IA A@>
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Saint Eouis.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and ForUarding House.
JOSEPH MoGRIDGE. FRANCIS Nc'fAuL
MOGRIDGE 81 Mc'FACL.
Q-ate Twichell x Mossidgel
Corn0 Of CoumToiqi and PRe Streets.
GtONSIGNMENTS and Commissions w:ll meet wifi
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given Cors ynments, on Bills of
Ladng IN HAND.
The Forwarding ard Receiving of Merchaniize ard
Produce VIII meet with especial and dspalc; the
lowest rates oil Freight wi aiways be procured end
me expense oi Storage and DTayage much as pos.
sble yoGed.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING Oiled a, the shor,es, 20.
tice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Page & Bacon.
Charles, BIo% s Co., St, Louis,
Doan, King g. Co.,
II " B 5 H Rsyso1is, q Brother Lop.vuls.
Ellis q Morton,
Strader 4 German,
Hosea d Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer L. Wbiteman,
l.. q. Goodman * Co.
j. w. Butler i Brother,
ID. LeeCh h Co, ritisburg.
WIN. Holmes Co
Morgan, j. " Back & Morgan,
Shields s Miller, pAu,,,.
l.. q. Yarau, 'Hii"NeAPh'o'
b Il. Comcgys,
hsraS. ii5F G. : CO. Cole Baltimore.
$ S;ss f Ss %: <ss" York.
4. G. Farwel & Co, p.
Howard, Son Il Co,
r. {. Twichcn & Co. New Orleans.
We nave an open Policy Of Insurance, which will
cover al shipments TO address, when advised by
letter per mail when endo rsed bills %. iadng
oefSre OF at The time oi shipment.
MOGRIDGE 4 McFAUL.
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SILLY TALK.--A recent circular published by the
Anti Capital Punishment Society contains the follow
ing silly stuff:
'sThere is one serious objection to capital punish
ment that we have never presented, and that is
rid itself of nuisances at the expense Of other
world!
We complain Of the old countries for sending the
this country that every town shall support it's own
paupers; and is it not then a scurvy transaction to
ship bad men to foreign shores in the unknown world
If hanging were annihaton, it might be justfable
on the principle Of sacrificing the less the greater
but if it only turns the loose somewhere else we
should find out first whether he is wanted where he
is 1t is possible at least, that he is forced
society that have relish for him than those
who saw fit to expel him. We should have too
much regard for this possibility to vote for capital
punishment"
"Ghosts be hanged" said Tom Hood, "No such
thing in nature. All laid long ago before the wood
pavement What should they come for? The coll
iers may rise for higher wages, and the Chartsts
may rise for REFORM and Judge Surge may rise for
his health and bread may rise, and the rising gen.
Grafton may rise bot that the dead should rise only
to make ones hair rise is more than can believe
Suppose yourseifa ghost Well, if you come out Of
grave to serve friend, how are you to help him
And if its enemy, what's the Of appearing to
him, if you can't pitch into hint"
New ORLEANS, May l2.--Hon. Solomon :
Downs has accepted the office Of Collector of this
Port, and has entered upon the discharge Of his
duties.
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REMOVAL.

XNM. s. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where he would
be pleased all his friends; feeling assured that
suit them In every thing in his line. My
goods have arrived among which can be found
goo Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms Cabin,
and key to same.
Blank Books in all varieties Stationery Of every des-
crpton and Of the best quality Fancy Goods, to
merous mention but call in, as II II NO trouble to
show goods at
Between the Rice aud American Houses.
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or affidavit accompanying the demand charging the
prisoner with having committed treason, felony, or
other crime.
The position taken by the Counsel for the Terrific
ny was resisted, and 1t was urged that the Court
should scratinze the evidence which led Ia the Issue
ol the warrant, in order ascertain whether the legal
prerequisites had been complied with, and whether
the Governor had ju, sdicton Of the matter.
"a the 18th inst. the prisoner was discharged On
making The order, Judge WEIGH delivered the follow
ing:
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CHEAP GROCERIES,

CHEAP GROCERIES,.
NJ. FARMER, late of the firm of Rey & Farmer
- is pleased to inform his old friends and all those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cacaply
that he has received and Offers for sale the lowest
cash prices at his store Third street, door
below the Worlds Fair large fresh and we'll seiecie
stock Of articles i'll his ne consisting in part OF the fol
lowing:
Sugars, OF all varieties,
Teas the latest import TAT ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish--Cod, Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves of all kinds
Nuts-Almonds, Filberts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Aiolasses and syrup, best quality, from Belcher's Re-
fnery,
Flour-Superfne Of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles the line OF family consump
tion great and small, too tedious to mention.
am bound to sell, and those wishing TO trade will
find ii to their advantage to call.
J. NJ FARMER.
May Is, SO 4-y
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CATHCART. KERN & CO.,
st. Paul, May 5, 1853, If
BENTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT.

BtNTON COUNTY PROBATE IOUKT.
Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Benton,
II a Probate Court for the county Of Benton held at
~ the Office of the Judge thereof Sank Rapids
the 18th day OF March, in the year thousand eight
hundred and Fifty three.
Present W illiam ii. " God, Judge.
III the matter OF the OF John Leo deceased. APP
plication having this day been made 10y George W.
Sweet be appointed administrator of the estate OF
said deceased.
1t is ihereupon ordered that the 10th day Of June
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, be
signed when the heirs and all persons interested in said
estate, appear the Probate Office Sank Rapids
and show if any they have why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted. And il is further
dered that said petitioner copy of this order TO
be published in the Minnesota Pioneer, newspaper
printed 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 IL. WOOD.
Judge of Probate
March, 1853 4-503t
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FRANCE AND THE SANDwICH IsLANDs.--The
evidence Journal contains a communication which
states that
Private letters of IA recent date from Peru bring
very Important intelligence concerning these islands
The Independence of the young kingdom is seriously
threatened, and urgent demands for assistance have
been forwarded to Washington. asking protection
against the impending danger. The French govern
neut has made demands upon that Of Hawaii Of an
extotioDate and totally nadmssiblc character incom-
patihe with the liberties of the nation: perhaps with
Of taking possession Of the whole aIchipe ago.
These claims to be supported by squadron, con-
ssting of two 90 gun ships and four other vessels of
war, fleet fully capable of Selling the Islands and
subverting the government, was done with the
Society group few years ago. The infamous con-
duct Of France towards the deiencclcss Queen Po-
mare leads us to expect no better fate for the unior-
now so urgently asked, is extended by our govern
ment or that of Great Britain"
The writer states that the appeal comes with dou.
bic force the United States, from the fact that the
Hawaiian government its eAietenoe and its sub
jects their civilization this country, and their
QUESTION by any great naval power, which could con-
troll them injury, could not be allowed-dank-
ing they do the coast of California and Oregon,
and furnishing the KEY to our Pacific seaboad.
The writer alleges that the des gns Of France
against the Sandwich Islands have been pursued in
sdousy but steadily for several years, bu, that their
acquisition by that power must be repealed at what
ever risk by the United States. He thinks that the
contamination of this scheme in the mode attempted
would be sufficient bill both to Great Britain
and the United States, and that prompt stand taken
by them together would be the means Of preserving
the independence Of these ylvanian.
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W HITNEY'S GALLERY OF DACL Err
rkNN

WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGI Err
REOTEPES.
TIME subscriber having recently made great improve
ments III the arrangement Ut light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which
Their with his before superior stock, MAKES the
appointments Of his Gallery equal not superior to snv
in the est Is now prepared to execute Daguerreoy
ikenesses in 81, lie unsurpassed by any operator.
Life IS uncertain, and persons in health should rot de-
lay one moment i'll procuring more ol these me-
mentos of life, which. under the trying circumstances
Of a inal parstion of friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken in ANY weather and neatly in lock-
cts, pins rings, bracelets canes large variety Of
which kept constantly on hand, and new patterns
being constantly received. All respectful! invited
to call and Examine specimens.
st. Paul, Aug. ), 1853. loft
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.

n ON is the time for you cry if YOU
~ get All kinds of plain, straw, braid, chip and fancy
trimmings Bonucs altered and made in the most fash
onablc syi hicached and pressed, and done equal to
ANY city III the east.
Bonnets altered to the present lashion,-5 CTS.
II only bleached and pre>scd-37cts.
A liberal percentage allowed TO milliners.
Black and Maroon, colored finished the above
price, the St Paul Bleach House, upper end Of ST.
Anthony street, by Mrs. &. SPARkES
narch-3O $50 GIN
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MANkATO CITY. MINNESOTA. FOR
SALE.

20 LOTS in the City of Manhato, Blue Earth
II ~ County, situated at the head of Steamboat
navigation, the Southern bend of the Mnneso-
ia, 81. Peters River, the mouth of the Blue
Earth.
Apply the subscriber or to James K Lawrence
ESQ., who is the Special Agent Aaukaio CITY for Tie
sale OF this property. HENRY McKENTX.
Paul, Ayril tS13.--6m52.
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III. &. SANDFORD.
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
- Third St. will keep OH hand constant suppl
of the following articles with supply of Fancy goods
READT-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description, made expressly for this marke
and this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay and sale without. He has complete assert
meHt of
consisting part of Old Hyson, Dung HysOn and Black
Teas, Lagura Java ard Rio Cofees, n. o., Crushed
Loaf and Pulverzed Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Numegs Cassia Rice Rasins, saleratus, starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candles, Oil, FisI IL
HARDWARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, ali sizes; OK. log, and
Trace Chains; Haters, D lib. Chains Axes and axe
elvcs scythes sickes and snathcs shoves spades ana
hoes wrought and cut nails locks laches and bolts cat
t,ery, etc
10000 Cigars of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
Quantities.
Mr.. Sandford's stock large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly IN order to keep his assortment
complete. He determined To sell his goods :or ready
pay cheap they be purchased esew here. Give
him a call, March 10, lo5347-lyl
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fSSVPpf HOrTSE.

CORNER OF EAGLE AND HiJI. sTs ST. PAUL NINSEsOTs
VHtE subscriber has taken tbs above house and fitted
IL mp for the pton of borders in lyle unsur-
passed by any house ia the Territory.
Boarding b. the day " week on reasonable terms
>. 4. THOMPSON.
ST Paul, April II, '53.--y52.
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TREES. sURUBBERY XsHADE

TaNuE underslgHe wcud ask the attention OF pe,soIs
desirous oi ornaneuug their grounds to the cal.
aiGg1e oi Mcsrs. John Sigcrson x BROTHERS, Old aud
refienced ruit Growers and Nursery rlen HAVING
purchased and shrubhery from them Tor several
years, recommend their bs such as repre-
scented Their fruit trees grated Of The best fsd
improved varieties, and adapted 70 northern at-
tudCs.
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The above rate. are Tor the whole term OF lie. For
seven ears insurance. the rates 80 3 per less
On the mutual rates onehalf only is required in cash
the remaining half in premium
California rlsIs taken a. extra premium Of per
cent w. Is. DEAN, sec'y.
march 3i--4 so ~
Agents wanted in all the principle places In Mime
sofa. Good commentators required. Address tho
Secretary
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FOR SALE.

fHNlE large three story house and lot situated Main
Il street, in the town Of saltwater, known rs the
saltwater House. formerly kept for hotel. with Il
stable ana ont buildings connected for sale and
VIII be sold upon the most reasonable terms; this lar
aud well finished house is situated upon the principal
business street III the town, near the steamboat land
ing, and well constructed tor convenient hotel and al
lords chance for investment to any person wish
ing to engage ia the business of keeping hotel.
For further information and the of sale apply
NJ. L. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
April q. 1853.
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IN addition 70 the above their nent Of srspr,
ounces currants, gcoseberres, dahiias chrysaHthom
urns geranins, cactus figs, raspberry, and strawberry
very large and prices low as AZ any Establish.
Inent OF the kind, west.
Orders received and promptly nttenped to bv
29-6m GEO. W. HARRINGTON agent
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
RyA ! offer property situated in the town s.st-Ss7s
'.t,3 i OF Saint Paul, ans in its nmedi- Sz..SI.[a
t-k&atc vicinity, for sale low for cash.
The terms such 80 not often present M HSA'
themselves TO the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, and several lots OF land, in ~~H9--
central part Of ST. Paul with abundant supply If excel
lent water With this property Will be sold, about ten
ofland, covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood
have also for sale number Of five lots with
growing timber them situated on and i'll the imne-
diate vicinity of public roads aud mile from
st. Paul. The above property Will I've sold on such low
terms for cash, that the purchaser can Immediately sell
again at an advance.
For sale on time prices will be proportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY 4. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar Ii. T. HOAT, ST Paul. lilly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A FARM OF 217 ACRES with ten acres broken on
IA which a crop raised last SUMMER. Has it "A
good Iamarack house, IL % and stable % 3d. There
is good Spring near the house, and fine of
running through the farm. II is situated the beau
,uI and picturesque lake. johanna; miles from 81.
Paul and IL miles from 81. Anthony Falls with good
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul, April II, ls53.--Gn52