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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YIRK, Dec 23d-The steamer Hermann, which
left Southampton the It'll, arrived this morning She
brings se additional items not contained in the tele-
graphic distract Of the Americas news, Ito the 10th !:
LOUIS NAPOLEON charges the King Of Belgium with
being cocerned in the schemes which led to the fusion
OF the lburbonE. He threatens to march army into
Belgium upon the first political of the CO.
alescod hmily The recent rapid aud unexpected
mens Of the Duke of Brabant supposed to refer
this eve The Cabinet of Brussels greatly alarmed
The Ottoman Government has officially declared that
it will not sanction prvateerng grant letters of
marque
Barot BRUcK had informed the Porte that Austria will
support the neutrality of Servia
The sultan has replied that he is determined to compel
the Prince of Serya to neutrality and that
ders tothat effect have been issued
Austria is making active and open preparations to in
terferein the affairs of Serva.
Portugal was tranquil.
The packet ship E. e. which left Liverpool November
18th fq New York, put back, having encountered ter
rbe ge on the 2sth which swept her decks and wash
ed oveiboard thirteen passengers and five of the
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LATER FROM RUrsoPE.

The ship hermann, which left Southampton on
the afternoon of the 7th instant, brings to New
York four days later intelligence of which we have
the following Telegraphic summary:
The Four Powers have resumed joint action favor Of
peace They have recognised by a formal protocol the
Importance Of preserving the present territorial
ment OF Europe They propose q conference, open to
representatives from Russia and Turkey
The advices from Bucharest are to the 9Th and from
Kalafat to the I'd instant There is nothing new ABB
PAcHA had entered Georgia. The port Of Odessa was
frozen up.
Two companies Of Walachia militia had deserted to
OAER PAcHA. The small Turkish steamer Medah was
taken by Russian fgate, and afterwards recaptured by
Turkish frigate.
The turkish Government refuses to submit to three
months armstice proposed by England in of
which the English Minister had long audience with the
Sultan which was followed by an extraordinary meeting
Of the Divan.
At an entertainment Of the officers of the allied fleets
on board the Turkish flag ship Lord SrRArroRD made
connecting the promised aid Of Great Britain with
strong recommendation Of peace. The Sultan replied
that ne desired peace but not if it incompatible with
the sovereign rights and honor of Turkey
| More Turkish victories ore reported in Asia. The
Russians after three bloody engagements, had been
driven back to the Fortress of Saa and Akistan had
been taken by assault by Sen Pacha.
The Russians had attacked the entrenehed camp at Ba
yazed but were beaten back They also failed in their
attempt to reake the fort Of St. Nicholas They
also defeated near Areska in engagement of some
nitude on the 4h ulta leaving several dead and
ed on thefeld. The Turks had also hA.laikb in
Georgia
The Russians SO hard pressed in Asia that sixteen
thousand troops had been sent to their relief.
There yere movements of Importance on the Danube
The Turb were fortifying Kalafat
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

IRON THE KEW ORLEANS DELTA or DxcENBHR L.
The United States mail steamship Texas arrived
last evening from Vera Cruz which place she left
on the 9Th instant. From the files of papers re-
ceived by the Texas we translate the following
items of news:
plan was proclaimed in the city Of Guadalajara,
the 18th utmo to force President Santa Anna accept
the title of Captain General of the Republic, rank
ted while Lombardin was Provisional President during
the interval which ranspred after the abdication of
Arista and previous the election of Santa The
plan has been seconded by many Of the States and cities
Of Mexico foremost among which notice the cities Of
Mexico, Vera Cruz Puebla, and Orizaba. The latter
place seconds the pan and desires that the President
shall assume the title and proclaim himself Perpetual
Dictator Of the Republic The city Of Touca adheres to
the pan but desires the President to the title of
His Hghness (Aleza.) Puebla proposes that he be
called Elector of Mexico and Grand Admiral Marshal
General of the Armies Of Mexico, with the title of His
Most Serene Highness.
Our correspondent who has received later advces
Vera Cruz than files contain informs US that Santa
Anna has been declared Dictator for the term Of ten
years.
The plan of Guadaajara received with the widest
demonstrations of joy in the city of Mexico by large
majority Of the people. slight show Of opposition
made by few, but the troops Immediately ordered
out by the Governor OF the District and their
of discomfort sienced.
The Diario Official, in speaking Of the Acapulco mai
route between New Orleans and San Francisco state
that recently the mail was conveyed by this from
New Orleans to San Francisco in tvslpe days and ha
We think this must be error, nineteen days and
half is the quickest time have heard Of between THU
city and San Francisco.
terrible accident occurred short distance from Vera
Cruz Several wagon loads of gunpowder which were
being conveyed to the city of Mexico gnited
MEANS and exploded, killing fourteen men,
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Spiritual Suicide.

BosTos, Drc. 20.--Dr Josiah Flsgg the well-known
Dentist this morning jumped from the third story Of his
house on Winter street and instantly killed He was
probably insane he is said to have beoa enthusi-
astc believer in spirit rappings
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At. Daul business cards.

SPIRITUAL ALkSOCKiNGS IN ST. PAUL.
fNNiE Subscriber, the of Fifth and Niuneso-
. Ia streets, is now Mock Mock Nockins old
rags into handsome cheap and durable Carpets. Ladies
and gentlemen, pleise c and those spiritual knock
ings, loG VIII not imtrude.
large qaanity Of carpet warp hand, AND carpets
made 10 order. l.. NJ. WA rERS
St. Pani, May H. 1892. i--tf
BOOK BINDING.
FaNiiE subscriber wouid respcct tlly inform citi
Lcus OF st Paul and its vicinity that he car
rNIng on the above business in the 2nd story of r. NJ
Spencers new builg, OF 5th and Robert street
Particular attention paid to binding Magazines reriod-
ica's c IN pan or fancy binding at the shortest notice
and oh reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
St faul March p, 1852. 49-tf
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
HDATTISoN x BENSON, have purchased, and
II pect early in MAY, an addition to their Livery
stock several ne's aud elegant carriages busgies and
harouShes, ,>o harnesses and oTSe rnis hings, ard
eqtipage OF the most e.tg ant description.
AlSO-iu additional stock Of hue blooied, well bro
ker horses Query II spirited" horses under
the Liquoa Law, VIII they be in danger of being knock
ed in The head?
Our eutTe stock viii S4000.OO No
other stable IN The West, of Saiat Lous will be
found as complete
VIII friends and the publc please remember, that
the Livery Stable III the Of The Araercan House
the upper erd uf SAN, rap, they at all hours,
have such convcy yancc by land, wheels horse
back, as they ua, desire!
PATTISON s. iNSON
ST. L iul, Aprl, -, lSJ2. 52-tf
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PAUL TERRITORY, THURSDAY
For the Pioneer.
The "Irish Maiden's'' Song.

For the Pioneer.
The "Irish Maiden's'' Song.
Though lofty Scotia's mountains,
Where savage grandeur reigns;
Though bright Colunbia's fountains,
And fertile are her plains;
When mid their charms l wander,
OF thee think the while,
And seem Of thee the fondcr
My own Green native Isle.
While many, who have left thee,
Seem to forget thy name;
Distance hath cot bereft me,
OF its enlearing claim;
Afar from thee sojournioy,
Whether sigh or smile,
l cali thee still ''Ma Vourncen,'
My own Greca native Isle.
Fair as the glittering waters,
Thy emerald banks that lave,
To me thy graceful daughters,
Thy generous sons a brave
Oh, there are hearts within thee,
Which know not shame nor guile,
And such proud homage win thee,
My own Green native Isle.
For their dear sakes / love thee,
"Ma Nourneen" though unseen;
Bright be the sky above thee,
Thy Shamrock ever green,
Nav evil nc'er distress thee,
Nor darken, nor dcfile;
But Heaven forever bless thee,
My own Green native Isle.
AN FRESHMAN
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.AE.EX. REY.
L.. BIZ MS NEW YORK BAZAAR.
& Z thl II ., ,..r r... sk.Li iLil1

NJ lHt stNilGInS.
EtORNkIi of Thiri ans Cedar streets, 81. Paul Min
" nesota Territory.
In II, ecks IctufYcd the second time from ~ York
with AZ entire ncV stock oi goods
Tbs lS hc most complete assortment OF ladies Fan-
Cy Dry Goods brought 10 Miunrs Ia. The STOCK
Is direct from New orb purchased cash prices.
ant viii be sod Al the cheapest rates IL comprises
Velvet Cl0aks, Cloth CloakS
Siik>hlaca and coored Eroshe long and sd s1sSsls
Long shawls--ali prices TiIamha>-tB desert items
Embroldcryall kinds Cellars. an prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves, &id and Cashmere
Delanrs Yankee notions
Velvet for cloahs Real French perfumcry.
LaGics Woolo Jackets \! Kinds pi white goods.
B.ack ,iik Ncii>. for - CTS and Upv ards.
Cord Md gloves, Tor Is cts and do
White and col'd lircn danlask t.5ic covers.
to do do napkins.
UnhleaChed linen table covers.
Ladies. rlriise rai aud examine for rsrlvcs. f-3o
Fin Ware and stove store.
E!F NEW ELL informs the public that he abs
moved from his old stand, his store rear
The Post Oiice. 81 Paul. Having sGfiiccnt room
for his wokmcn, hc is prepared Ia any orders
Tor wares IN tin, copper, iron, zine, SC lie is prepared
also to perform job worE, IN fitting fues, furnaces ard
setting ap Stoves.
Wares ready made and on hand. He has In his 'front.'
ready at htnd
Also of several Of he latest and
patterns. which can't be Lcat hl an yiLlng eNtant
lie assures his that ht is Dir poed 80 down
at once IRON the cart, eNorbitani prices uf Indian
tme> and MAKE lis profits ou ot numerous sHes.
lie can afford to sell that The purchaser live
call again. ard he viii do II.
OhseTFe our Place is the side with The Post
Oii.ce anu near BY.
NEWELL
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ME- At STALL.

HE subscriber has is opened AT the corner OF lhid
and Jackson sts, BUTCHERS STALL IN which
viii be found usually ever. variety of the best meats at
can be obtained Ii viii he his endeGvor to NEAT the
o his customers promptly; and To deal justly and
huuoriblN win those who may favor him With CALI
His experience him OF his capacity 10 do justice
To business which o4C than many Others Requires prhc-
tiCe and skill. Ii. &. wolf.
if
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III 4 hffI''' Nf'II'NiI
WINNIE a COOLEY. Roberts street. rst door
w north of Suiman Il Co, receiving
extensive assortment o Dress French, English aI Ger
man Cloths and Cas-. i well As rich NestUEs, Hn
pm Chased EXPRESSLY for jhrr IHiofing Department.
Particular atIcuon has lcen paid to tle Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department IL the Clotipg Dtpar
neI They ehAllensr al petition regGrs quality,
stS Io and low prices.
itfil MAY
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FIR ESF. MEAT.

have an arrangement now, Tor Keeping fresh mea on
L ice, winter temperatures and as shall be spar
ing neither OF paine money! 10 have The choicest,
beef pork mutton lamb, sausascs and other varieties,
customers send ia their servants or children, for
bit Of tenderiine, steak something else that
is good they shall have the best the shop, and
honest weight. ny shop remember, Is on St Anthony
street, just few steps above Fuler's story brick.
mav2.--btf NM. WELLS.
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70 a - Il
yGRtss & GAIkS.

II y
FENlE EnderSlgied having formed Coparnership for
trasactIng EACha and banking business in eli
vasious hranchcs, viii be prepared finnish saht
aud exchanges the East and PRINCIPAL cities OF
the West RtmittanCcs 10 Great Britain. ireland, nd
contipent OF Europe, made to
sight and time bills ad European Nctarges pure hascd
collections made, ard projects Teiite rates
o exchange. All other business cc.nmed to our care
punctual.y attended TO-
BORUP a. OANES.
ivI
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Have YOU good snaerstanding J

r MARVIN. invites the public TO examine the
best stock OF materials IN his line. has ever
been III The Territory. lie challenges either side Of
the Atlantic to produce better quality of French Calf
Skins, specially adapted for the winter season.
Ou hand, also, Ladies fine custom made shoes and
gaiters. Also, Genteens ca aad Kip Eouts the best
thai be made. You know the stillG Third street.
n,ar Roberts street
Saintfagl, Noycuber. 1851. 81
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

ECDWARD STEW ART, architect and builder, is
H prepared to iurash materials and erect buildings
any size or lie. BY cndeaVor Just sUtt
the people he hopes to merit continuance OF the pat
ronage libertiN extended for the past two years.
1FAtentlou glVen to the appraising OF Real Estate
\. B. ~ good journey Hiisous wanted for the
season OiiCe Inird street. loo y
li.,Dl Mn. u. l.
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Saint I)uul Business CARDS.
NATHAN SpICER.

MATCHMAKER and Jaeciir, Third Strect, ST. PaUi.
EHAS Just received well selected stock of Ciocks,
II Watches and Jewery, consisting in part NJ fol-
lows: Gold Bracelets lockets Breast Pms, Scarf Pins,
Gun Rings Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens, Pencil
CAains. Buckles Slides Silver and German Silver Thin
bes and Ey Protectors Clocks and Watches
of e,ery kind, quality and price Combs, Cutery, Per-
fumery, Ac, which are Tor sale very cheap tOr Cash
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and warranted. 4-s3
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C.sHFoR BLACKsAfiTHINC.

w have bought ou The brick blac kswth shop Of
w Mr. Tayl and the piow shop adjoining IT, near 'he
unction Of Fort Hill aud ST. Anthony streets, ~. Paul
where shall carry bachsniihlig and Pow making
alIieparments The business, either furnishing soch
or not ms NAV be des ired. W intend strict
~ upon cash principles whe, therefore. we shall I2id
ly prompt payment the prices o our iahof VIII be
VERY Low. Will the public tTy our work and our
pricess ABBOTT a SONS
iul5 l3-y
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~ Il FIR VI = F!DEk r TOlTth .trCct,
- Paul. the ndllr of town. in The hUiiibg of
Mr. hnoN. tp stars, be found. ready cad 10
Painting IN all it, departments House paintings Sgu
painting, carria,r aad ornamental painting. all done
dp prompt. ant with paints Of tho best quality. II
10 work SoveliN, understandable manner, we
do expect Ct business the enlightened town of
Paul. 3iv SHERMAN x MDnEI.
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WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALER IN
GrOcc prOVis IONS. ~ C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, Hi.
" III sau al The lowest cash prices. 3ti
1882. GREAT STOCK OK DRUGS. 1882.
DODGE a BENTZ.
No. 100 NIH STREET, GtLENA. III.
sFFER ior sale the following Drugs the low
~ est prices.
1900 lbs tlrafC acid 10000 lbs patty
% htg> c;rh. soda 80 lhiS spts. turpentHe
10 bbls cream tartar 500 lbs Paris
100 HIS Eng. bUe mass 10 casks OLD port wine
100 10 Eng. and Am. call 90 hbIs lug. cpsou salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do cirIWas seeds
10 cases British lusirc do Ing grid mustard
II DO Erg. rld. hUraX 10 do COZ III Varii>h
g, bhls plaster pafis DO MaCcaboy snuff
DO camphor 100 lbs oil pepperInnt
500 0I GHiuiEe - Ia - ieulou, iresh
hh> castor oil So do1 paint brushes
1900 los est. liguorice 81 doh gross Lees pills
lO0 DO in>i,'d extracts 50 do do
l5U do Turkc, opium 25 bXs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs 2l dpZ fUWDscfds ; Sarslia.
25 stry chnine 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine 30 kegs satpctre
800 bNs MCCuly glass 1000 do r. Couhling & sons
SO lbs lnseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Hougiitons PepsD, l0uder Il medicines,
Pam Killer, Slosn's medicines, sc.
Together with a large ard we'll selected stock Of
ry arrici, in ou line Neespecally invite the attention
o purchasers from e upper country To our stock and
prices. jy23-il-ly
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GEORGE tg.SNSIFT.
.NNHiN NurNPNGr aud Lind NvCut.

sAVh R,Tips, BENTON COUNTY, MIN sSoTA TERRITORY
VI Ill attend 10 Vrt-cupiug claims. md locating
w miEtar, land warrants, III tie Counts o HeWton.
This county presents inducements e. the immigrant, u-
equaiitd by any other portion - The Territory.
RGfERENCES:
His EXccilency Gov. RAMSEY, iIoS IL II. SlDrE J.
ii. SIMPSON, tIEsr LIEUT.. L. = Tor. Eng, &. ".
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CONSrANS y BURBANK.
storage. Forwarding and Commission

II Y AVE hauG -four urk, butter and most kind> of
T. Provisions AID loceIics. which they Will sell rs
Low any Iectable te1lcrs IN town; aud viii dey-
The IN any part oi Ike city Free oi Expense.
Dec. Q. l~1l-I Kan,tdI'S Ltyep.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCC ESSOB> or DANIEL UOPhINS.
AVE gust opened Ihird-st. near Jackson street
z general assortment of family goods and family
groceries, also crockcry, nails and variety oi other
goods such calc0cs, shiTtiugs and se. ngs, linen
woolen, and cotton goods Uf all dlscrpons bouts and
shoes OF AL sizes and qualities, lar men and women boys
ana girls also, various qualities o sugar, coffee.
saieratus, and al sorts Of spices ready made clothing
broons, nuts, mOlasses, vinegar pork mackerel cod
fish clothes pins, tobacco of all qualities; butter
lard oysters, Our crackers, dried fruit also window
glass and putty, ropes bed CORDS, powder, shot, caps
bacon, soap. CandlcsIn tact every thing We intend
sell al very small profit, ior quich pay. Call and
anime for yourselves and Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
juf5.-l3-ly. PETER HOPKINS.
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MRS. MARY MERXICk,
FashiOna bic MilIiner ~ Mantua Maker.
NO 80, MAIN STREET, GALENA Ills.


10 THE. Ia DIES,
40 to Mrs MERRIck, at t1aieGa, and learn to cut
"a dresses yourselves others, only haif day Is
required learn this improved plan II l. the best and
most sim pie mode Invented. ! teach b, Fowcrs
improve plan. and satisfaction given charge.
MARY MEiRtCk.
Galeua Nov. Ist, 1852. 36-i
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WAR Eagle MILLS. CALENA.
cUPE8FINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed, constantly on hand and for sale al low
est cash rates E. HEMrsTEAD ~ co.
6aiena, Sept. ., 1852. 40
=. CRAWFORD 60.
Uho'esqie aat Retaa ErUggNtS, ". 81 MIN Stred,
Gaisaa.
HsANE inst received fun supply of Drugs. Msii-
"a clues, ruints> OILS, u! e-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Tntty, &c., &c. They viii be constantly
RECEIVING supplies Of The above and other articles
heir line, aud would call the attention of those wishing
TO purchase. they offer TO sell ST. Louis prices.
Galena, Oct. ., io5l
GEO. FERGUSON.
NJ. 80 Nam Atttt, GqieaI HiHolS.
VNTHOl ESAIE and retail dealer in Hardware and
, Cutuerv. Cast steele Nails Mechanics and Nj
nets Fools Kope and Farming Implements. /
GEO. {. STROTBER.
Jltia Stre6, L0l7,a, H.
Sole Agent IN Caona for the sale OF Sloans Medicines
u. LAGAN.
GtTORAGE& Commission, Water Street, between
=, Green and Washington streets. Gacna, III.
5. ). MERRILL s. CO,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
BoOts and shoes,
No. 50, Steamboat Landing, Galena
L.. :. FELT. Galena. Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Ia Dry Goods Gro
ccfies, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery. ilouseiurnshing Goods,
Mattresses. SC.
ALSO-keep- constant, Oh hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-lO
JOHN K. SMITH CO..
VdtcamGtfrS ant Jetcehys Ndia ST, Gaienn Illinois.
4 Large and wei selected assortment Of Clocks,
"a Watches, jcwelry aid silver spoons antly
hand. fer sale low Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of jeWery iIadc ia order ana neatly repaired
All ordcis punctuah ATTENDED to The highest price
- Iift Sti ~
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gu0son.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.

Ahorgcy IT Lar, Huiv2n ST. Crolr Coanty, Wis.
JOSEPH BOW RON.
Notary Ptebiic dud Lqpd Agent. Hudson, 81. CrJir
County, " Scojl>ii,.
ED2E-ENpTION Claims secured, and entries made
N b, Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds and
Mortgages tantIy hand, ana convey ances
fully 1nd promptly attended TO.
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SO. PAUL.

TX. ILE Z TI-
Door, sash, and Blind ManufactOry,
Corner of Fourth ard 81 Peter Streets.)
~. WISE CO..
FIHNER grateful tor the liberal patronage heretofore
EL extended hcB beg leave inform the b. il1crs
of 81. PAN ad The rect Ut mankind in general that
always on hard, aud prtparepafcd make amy
amount of Doors, Window Sash. Blinds and Frames 10
order a short notice The most durable manner. and
the most reasonable pTicts ior cash. Give call.
December -, lSjl MICHAEL WISE
3Jy JONAS GlSE.
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Il. * y. DRy NJ.

MAIS STREET, OPr0sITB GALENA Hotel.
AE tntFACFt RE aud keep constantly on hand n
AVM CpHlI lte assortment OF Fancy arG Windsor Chairs.
Also, IureaUs. Tables. stands, Writing Desks, Looking
tiasses, Bci>Jlds &C. sc. Persons wishing pur-
chase viii 10 well cali before they buy clslo mere
prepared to sell good article. and
are Invariably cash, afford to sell r. cheap.
cheaper tii other III the city. reasonable 0t-
ductlou made to persons hn sell All orders
from distance punciuaii. a{ten,ed 70.
Jaleua. MaN- "A
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TUREITTR RE.

To l'Ul nln lHnU inTnltGfe, Is 700
So tt1sa - much hke buying seConG hand gar
y, -e-z---Is- niCrts. We IL for granted. that
~ e-S=' the people Of Territory, would
rather prefer 10 have thcir chairs, wasissIds bureaus
and tahes ma'.e tn ordec, arl expressly fer their
use; although old iure might be bought less
Hc}. Then tlnk people would rather baVeatii-
cies o the t.her gsuvs il the Tcgrito-
rS, Wanuiat ttnret bN mechanics, who have
their lot IN Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We VIII make promptly order. NLaeyer articles nf
furniture NAY be wanted. (t have hat drSr-
g! on h,nd;) and vii Warrant Cur goods better and al
thu-s considered, cheaper, Iu they bc Imported
ludcrtaklrs promptly attended to.
SIZES * HUNT.
Manuft0tur OF Cah.uet Ware and Furniture, Third
street -. Paul.
st. Paul. MaY 27. l652 eff
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A Large assortment OF SAFES, oi vulioGs sizes and
"a patterns, with and without powder proof locks.
for sale AZ the Depot, IiG Water street, New York.
Burgar-proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order
STEARNS a MARTIN. date Ron. stearus &
Co, 10 iic d 60 li6 Water -. and corn
Of Of Avcnue and -. Murhs Place. x. ", sole pro-
prieots Of Rics Patent, and e only makers of Saia
Iaandor Safes combining Wilder ard Rici's patents.
Nm. CoNSrANS & co,
Ic vi
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