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II Il said that Mr.. Jos. Brown. Of Concord, Y. H..
sends 10 Boston and The surrounding towns, yearly
$50 900 gallons Of milk, worth $4,000
The Connecticut Legislature. though IT declined to
pass the Maine Law, substituted IN its stead, powe,
giving to towns and cities the privilege to give iicens
&C 10 refuse them.
The New York Freeman's Journal says that Mon
.guor Bedini, Nunco of His holiness, has arrived
il tha, city and is the guest Of Archbishop Hughes
Col. McClung, who served bravely in Mexico, is a
candidate for Congress in Mississippi.
The Catholic papers Of Montreal say that Gavazz
is in Tuscany aud that the Gavazz Of this coun
try is an imposer.
a clothing dealer in New York has an omnbu.
with fine span of horses, running about the city
iettered Free ride 10 all our patrons.
Dr.. Mercer, Of louisiana while in Cincinnati the
other day. subscribed $1,000 to the Clay Monuncn,
Fund.
The bankers Of New York propose to tender to Nj
Belmont a comp ELEMENTARY dinner previous to his de-
par,urc to the Hague.
w W. - CHIMNEY, Httt u. Aunsui III Havana
has been nominated Gor Governor by several count,
conventions in Mississippi
Wn. p. Benedict, professor Of Mathematics in
the United States Navy, died at Leesburg, Va, on
The Goth June.
TREsroN, N. J., July Is.
The President and suite arrived at II O'Clock and
received with salute Of Fl guns and oud
cheers. The procession proceeded 10 the City Ho-
tel, where the President welcomed by speech
lie appropriately responded Speeches were after
wards made by Gushing, Davis and Guthrie. The
party start Tor Newark about three O'Clock and re-
main there over ng ht
New YORK, July s.
riot occurred this morning board the shiI
A. Westervelt. The crew fought with cutasses
Delaying pins, &c. force of Police was soon o,
board and arrested several OF the crew. The frs
mate seriously wounded, and now lies in thu
hospital.
The keels Of two steamships for the New Yo,l
and Galway route are to be laid at Greenport.
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TIE CIscAssIAN WAR.-The following appear,
in Iries3e paper, which had arrived al London pre-
F'oos to the sailing Of the Hermann, though there
was no ,tell gence received by any other paper
'si.ci conlirmaiory Of it:
u appears that the war in Caucasus has Of late
tApwa extraordinary vigor. II are TO believe ou
spondent, IN spite Of the Of the bulletins IN
- reterfburgh, which usual speak of victsry, the
Russians have been completely routed BY Schemil.-
> ne Russian army commanded BY Gen. Baron w icy.
ss 4oolo strong. and having Sc pieces Of artillery
n4s a'et with severe check near Argille. A great
nu'i'oer OF me" remained on the field Of battle, and
- pieces OF cannon fell into the hands of Schem
VINO never gained more complete victory. Such i.
ie lteiies eoce which etress from Trebsond give as
sesrerry Marcy has heavy work on hand. preuar.
ing distractions or our Ministers, many of whom are
ia,rnsted with most delicate negotiations
Mr.. Rabbit, formerly Delegate from Utah Terri.
tory, has been appointed is Secretary,
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HAMILTON, Canada, June 9.


The steamer Queen of the West caught fire at Me
| Pherson & Cranes wharf about 81 O'Clock this +.
NJ, and was burned To the waters edge. She float
Ell from where she FIRST Gang ht over To M. w Browns
wharf \ parcel of wood on the wharf caught FIRE
but the steamer Rochester from Lewiston arrived in
time to tow her away, when the fremen succeeded in
saving Browns property, which would otherwise
have been impossible. She piled between this place
and Toronto, and had just arrived here ahou, fifteen
minutes before the flames broke out. She was IA new
boat and had made but three four trips.
Two fatal Railroad accidents occurred at Montreal
on Friday, the 9Th. Last evening Mr.. Hughes an
aged gentleman formerly interpreter and for forty
years in the employ Of the Hudson Bay Company,
instantly killad while crossing the track Of the
Montreal and New York Railroad His horse be-
came FESTIVE and dashed to the track, and both il
and the carriage were torn To pieces.
The Tobacco and Snuff mandatory Of Mr.. A
Terry, at Grefown, destroyed by fire this morn
ing loss not asceitaned.
Fifty Portuguese emigrants arrived in Wheeling
recently, en- route for Illinois.
Dr.. Baxley has resigned his proiessorship in the
Medical College Of Ohio.
There frost in East Stafford in Connecticut,
on the 26'h ul'.
The contributions to the Washington National
Monument, during the month of June. were SllO57,
IS.
Ecclesiastical Notice.
Presbyterian Church, y. S.-Rev. f. D. Neil
Pastor; preaching every Sabbath al l0l, A. NJ, ana
q NJ
Presbyterian Church, Q. S..--Rev J. G. Rchcl-
dater, Pastor; preaching every Sabbath i0i, a.
NJ, and 3 F. NJ.
Baptis, Church, Rev. T. r. Crcssey Pastor;
preaching every Sabbath, at Ioa A. NJ, and 3 +.
VI.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. NJ. sorn;
preaching every Sabbath, at l0I "A. NJ, and u p.
III.
German Methodist Church; Rev August Korf-
h2se; preaching every Sabbath. at l0a A. NJ, and
"a L. NJ.
Christ's Church; Rev T.. Wilcoxson, Rector;
Services every Sabbath, at I0a, A. NJ, and 81, p.
VI.
Roman Catholic Church; RI. Rev. Joseph Cretin,
Bishop; services every Sabbath, at l0t A. NJ. >,
and Il, Z. VI.
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Conversational Convention.

e. a,.oulancc with the recommendation OF Demo-
crai Mass Meeting, held in ct. Paul on the 9th day
OF Juac, 8 ,. 1853 the undersigned, the Democratic
Ceu.-a' CO. csponiing COMMITTEE, for the Terrific
O., Of n 1850 ota hereby request the Democracy OF the
scee-l 2.c ncts throughout tire Territory, to send
Deltcai. 90 a Congressional Convention, TO be held
80 fb. Com. House at ST. Paul, on THURSDAY,
1aa TytENTY-EIGHTu DAY oFJULY NEXT,
fr ;ae ial use of nominating candidate ior Dele
sa.. .a c.u5 ress to be supported by The Democrat
,~ ta.,, ai he ensuing election.
E,t- p.ecinc, VIII he entitled to one Delegate for
sge., 30 81. IS cast n the election Last fall num-
br,a .'. poll books Of the respective Precincts,
ana aa a ioaal Delegate f.r every fraction consist
in,.. .s an 80 and more than - votes.
2, sreciects organized since the last election,
cry O.. organized ia the Territory befarc the
ex .'... b., there viii be elected Delegate for
.s ~ ties which il is probable VIII be east in
..aa i , Is a, the coming election, and an addi-
us. ~ ate .or every traction rs above.
+ r. + = : H E / @$;%%Et;NrH.} COMMITTEE.
80, Il... J4nc 10, 1888.
~: I-aocratic Central Corresponding Committee
i1 ,.... eir call for Congressional Cony ention,
l..l . sable to call the attcnton Of Democrats
1 a Precincts oi the Territory 10 the follow
.,e o.- ... ions.
81, Z Committee recommend that Delegates 10
.. C.r'r. ION from Precincts established before the
.... lection last fab, bring with their credentials,
,Jlca'e either of the Judges Of election OF Of the
iai 10 ,lr board of County Commissioners, stating
iae elHl, ,f votes cast at the election last fall as
nl.a,e.e the poll books Of their respective Pre-
cir,f o.- scertaned by the official canvass.
p. ia the Delegates from the Precincts organ
y -il st flll, bring with their credentials list
of tle nar Of the legal actually residing it'll
% .a- h, Of their respective Precincts at the time
70. t3...l5 he Precinct meetings.
= wing these recommendations, much labor
viii 3, $3.50 to the Convention, and possibly many
t.l.. .tla-. J., and troublesome questions.
& S & Z Z % / H% STtNHn. Committee
= P.a'. Iuly :, 1853.
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CATHCART. KERN a. Coz.
TLirH Nh Mint Du,n

XKTOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public that they have purchased ihr entire STOCK
o! Mr. :. IL. Sere.nt, comprising he following good.
viz Dry Goods, Ready Made Cothiug Roots shoes
Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions, Ctockery Groceries Pro
visions, OGDEN ware, etc. etc all oi whch they oeI
al very reduced prices tor Cash
They fiter themselves from their experience in bu-
and close attention 10 he their custom
ers, 10 merit Il tar share at public patronage
THOSE fIOm the upper " ell as the surrounding
try Will do well to give rs cali before purchasing
where, a. we have almost article required BY the
farmer, mechanic and trader.
IL Call Gu Us, and will give Won good value for
your money. A. III. CkTHCART.
SIMON KERN,
j. WILSON CATHCART.
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Transportation for the Cbippewas I.

ITahspOrtation Tor The CbIppeWas.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, will be
- received the Office Of the Chippewa Agent Until
Saturday. q Of July, 1853.
for transporting the Chippewa annuity Goods ard Pro-
visions for 1888. Bidders Will state at what price per
loo lbs they viii receive the property from the
boat ST. Paul, and store anu transport the
der cover to the Chippewa Agency Also give The name
Of the persons they will oier suretes Oh the contract
The undersigned the right To direct the des-
tinaton OF said public freight any other place Than
the Chippewa Agency, The pnce TO he IN pro-
portion Is the distance is Increased or dmini>Led.
ID. u. HERRIMEN,
Indian Agent.
Chippewa Agency, June ", 1853. l0-3t
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FOR SALE.

yGN large three house lot situate ed Main
u street, N the town Of saltwater, known the
saltwater House, formerly kept tor hotel with Il
stable and our baings cted; Is for sale and
VIII be sold the reasonable TERMS this large
and well finished house Is situated upon the primo pal
business street III the town. fhc steamboat land
ing ana well constructed for a eient nutei and
ords chance for investment any person wish
my te engage III the business OF keeping a hotel.
For lurtarr information and the ale. apply
NJ L. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
April .. 1883
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

CHEAP GROCERIES,.
NJ. FARMER, late Of the firm of Rev g. Farmer.
~ is pleased inioG his Old friends and al. those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cheaply,
that lie has received, and offers for sale the owe.
cash prices at his store Third Street door
below the Worlds Fair, large. fresh and well selected
stock Of articles in his line, consisting in part OF the iOl
lowing:
Sugars, OF ell varieties
Teas. the latest inpuriat ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fsh--Cod, MnckeTel and Herring,
ickies and Preserves OF all kinds,
Nuts-AlmOnds, Fberts brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Moiasse. aud rup, best quality, from Belcaers Re-
inery, >.
Flour--Superfne of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles in the line Of family consum p
ton, great and small. tedious to mention.
aib bound 10 sell, aud those wishing trade will
Gnd il TO their advantage 10 call.
M. FARMER.
"a
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Forwarding, Storage and Commission
Merchants.
Saiat Pua. Minnesota Territory.
xNTUoI ESAiE dealers in Groceries ana Provisions
w Gram, Flour, Line, Hair and Produce Of all
kinds eNClu.Ivcy on com mission.
J. w. B. n Co, have large, new and commojious
Wharf Boat and also the " Warehouse Oh The Levee
Lower Landing, Corner of Stiey ana Watee Streets
afOrlng them facilities superior to any engaged ~
similar business ana enabling them 10 handle goods oI
the country iiee Of drayase.
REFERENCEs.
Conhln & Smith, y. Y. Riggs s Lowering 81. l. ouis
L. Choieau, jr., n Co. n Y. II. f. McCloskey, Gaena
y. * J. w. Banning, Gin. o. b. H. Campbell. Z"
Dole X Ramsey, Chicago, Ill. =. Chotcau, ir., Il Co.
81. Louis, Missouri.
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WELL BROKE HORSES.

specimens Of stock that have been equaled in the
Territory Their present stock needs but be
be admired mad approved by discriminating pubic.
Will friends and the public remember, that the
Livery ssle IN The OF The American House. the
upper end OF Saint Paul, they all hours, have
conveyance by land, whcss horseback, they
may desire. tATTISON n BENSON.
ST Paul, jane 80, 1853. j.
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REFER ENCES.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

4O0 bhls Flour, goo bbls Pork,
100 hbls Dried Apples just rec on consignment al
the bari Boat, and Will be closed of reduced prices
Also, corn and corn meal oats, potatoes, bran lime
&c, at great bargains.
je 23-ti J. w. BASS 81 Co
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April 3, 1853.
REMOVED.

FHNlE NEW YORK STORE has removed tn the new
u building doors above the Old stand. The aides
ana Gents respectfully, invited to call and examine
out stock. We are now prepared to show then, OF
the prettiest stocks o goods brought he
IL member the NEW YORK STORE where il is
trouble to show goods. A. L. EItMbLiN.
ST. Paul, May le53-y3.
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HURRAIT FOR THE RED LINE.
pArr1soN NS 4 nENsox.s

DED LINE LOACUES With The best nf teams and
IL careful drivers now upon the road between 81
Paul and ST. Anthony, ready 10 accommodate the pub
lie on all occasions. They have large and excellent
Livery Stock several new and elegant Carriages and
Barouches; also Harness and Borse Furnishings
and equipages of the most elegant description
L. s, in returning thanks to the public for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed them take
pleasure in stating that they have just received Ia ad
dOn to their lOrme! extensive stock, several young
and
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real. ESTATE.

u = 4 E.s
~ I Offer property a;cl in The town szaeS4AiR
ly,,ru of Saint Paul and ia its iunled,- s5zHErEa
INA ate vicinity, for sale low for cash 1!H{fSs53R
The terms are sHth as do not of IN present #X~4H
themselves 10 the capitalists. TSo dwell. X
ng holses. and several lots OF land, an ->Ae~0-A-
central OF 81 Paul. with abundant supply Of excel
lent water With this property viii he Sold about ter
acres land, covered with large and thrifty grow of
wood
have also for safe, number OF Ave acre lots With
growing timber Oh them. situated on, and the mine
date vicinity Of public roads, and not q mile from
~ Paul The above property will he sold such low
terms Tar CASH that the purchaser immediately sell
again 1T advance.
For sale time prices will be proportonabiy higher
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, or 3. +. HOYT, st. Paul. li-ly
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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
n nnh ACRES az choice land H. this he6Gsi-
H4 WV ful Territory, by the section. hall Sec
ton, quarter section, or single
1900 Acres Ia the Vicinity III st. Prnl, near the
Capital of the Territory in the midst Of q country East
1lling up, and Rapidly rising Ia -anc
900 Acres IN the vicinity If 81. Anthony Falls,
near the Creates; water pnwer Ia the Northwest the
centre OF The NUMBERING interest ot the Territory.
500 Acres near the Young and thriving village Of
MHnOnin the Mississippi rlver above the Falls in
beautiful country. fast opening to emf rafiun.
700 Acres ana bordering Write Fear Lake,
splendid sheet al water, noted Tor its besu full shoTes
and ne sb This land is Of by FOOD roads,
and is the first quality Of soil Beautiful hikes and
streams OF the pfes water abound IN every part, all
well stocked with choice varieties OF fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak opeH-
er imaginable, and presenting the favorable
rely for the choice OF a farn
HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul, " +, April q, 1853. SCI 6s..
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at. Paul, VI. +, April 81, 1853.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LIBERAL. inducements now offered by the sub
- scriber all those wishing purchase landed
property in or about ST. Paul, TWO HUNDRED OTIS
in eligible positions within the limits OF the
will be sold on terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO one lot fronting OF ST. Anthony street, near
the American Hotel 60 feet front by $50 feet Deep
which Is substantial three story brick buidng 20 feet
front by 30 fee, deep: the lower part of which ID
bic for sny mercantile business, and the second and
third Of which admirably adapted for offices;
the lot there is comfortable dwelling house.
good warehouse and q carriage house.
ALSO. eighty acres Of valuable land laid out in acre
lots Immediately adjoining aud Over Oosiag the town,
on the Saltwater road, Attending excellent
try Residences the most advantage end IN
such Qasatities rs may he desired.
Also the undivided half Of qua ter sectoR o. land
lying Oh the saltwater road five mica from the city Of
ST. Paul
All OF the above property will he sold at extremely
low rates ior cash JOHN X. IRVINE
St Paul Nav ~ isS3 IF
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Tx. G.. SANDFORD.

III. y. IA NDECAD,
GAEkLER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods.
NJ or Third ST., will keep on hand constant supply
Of the following arcleS with supply of Fancy goods:
READG-MADE CLOTHING,
Of description made up expressly for this market
and for This constantly hand cheap for ready
pay and safe without. lie has a complete assert
meut as
resi- FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting III part OF Old Iyson Young iiyson and Black
Teas, lagura, Java and Rio Cofiees, y O.. Crushed
Loaf and Pulverzed Sugars, Spices Pepper, Cloves
Nutmegs, Cassia Rice Raisns saleratus starch soap
Chewing AID smoking Tobacco, Candles OIL Fish, tc,
HARDN ARE.
Mill and Cross Cur saws, all sizes OF, log, ard
Trace Chains; Haers, 5 b. Chains; Axes and axe
heves hes, sickes and srahes shcveis spaes and
hoes wrought and cur ng.s locks @tchsS and bolts
tery, etc
10000 Cigars, Of ever, variety.
FOR Il and FLO IL constantly on hand, in largo
quantities.
Mr. Sndtorts stock i. large ard he will be wing
New Goods constantly order keep hts gs.ortnirnt
complete liz Is determined 10 sell bis goods ready
pay cheap 1hey be purchased elsewhere GIVE
him j call. March 10, leJ3--iI-iNi
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BLANK hooks

HARPER'S MAG sXiNE..
WE receive 100 copies monthly, Of Harper's Mnga-
w zine, and also supply back numbers from the
sIngly or bound, at the subscription
price. LeDUC 4 ROHRER.
May 5, 1853.
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FARM FOR SALE.
NANkATO CITY. MINNESOTA. FOR
SALE,

- "A LOTS in the City OF Mankato Bue Ea,tl,
NJ ~ County, situated AT The head oil Steam boat
navigation, on the great South, bend OF the NAncso-
t., st. Peters River, the mouth of the Blae
Earth
Apply &c the subscriber to James X. Lawrence ?,
Esq, who is the Special Agent Mankuto City for the
safe OF tlis property. HENRY McKENTY.
81 paui Anril ls53-6Inro
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WHITNEI;S GALLERY OF DAGCER.
REOTl

" III y Ia - LlnEKa CF DAO Exc
REDTl PES.
TkNHE subscriber having made great t,1prove-
n'ens ~ the arrangement Of ght h;s gallery, ard
having procured the latest apparatus which,
together WITH his before veIy superior stock makes the
appointments OF his Gallery equal !! not superior any
III the West cow prepared 20 DagCerreotype
hkehesses IA sly unsurpassed b. any operator
Lille Is uncertain, and persons IN health should de-
lay one I'cneht ~ procuring OF these
mentns % i.e winch, under the trying c;cumst
OF hna separation o: friends price purchase
Miniatures taken Ia any weather neatly lock-
cts. pins, rings, bracelets large variety Of
which are kept coHsta,tly Oh hand, and patterns
being constantly received All respect July invited
to call and examine specimens.
~. Pau, Aug. ). icJ2. l6-ti
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10000 Cigars, of every variety.
pOR Il and FLO IL Constantly on hand, in
ST. PAUL. FERRY.

ST. PAUL FERRY.
pENiE subscribers have now ready Il new horse boat.
Il and all thmgs:h oInpltte order for crossing The
FiSei al ~ Paul. lower ihnuing, with all passelgers
ana tennis We shall be III attendance AT the Ferry, at
the usual hours Of business and poss
the constant all enhance Of good Ferryma Tie
rates OF ieiriaae are lower here than amy other ferry
from 81. LOUIS to 81. PaGi.
JAMES GOODHVE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUL,
WA pr,urieto-s
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GREAT Exhibition!
CRYSTAL Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN, IL CO.'S

CAIHC "A III II l. RN, d CO.'S
4 the place of attraction. They are now recev-
ing and opening the finest and best selected stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic
offered for sale In 81 Paul. One of the firm havirg
just returned from New York and Boston, with a stock
bought expressly for the citizens of Minnesota and
bought for Cash and Will Sell For Cash, all
TO sell much lower than goods have been sold in
this market We pledge ourselves sell at prices that
will please aud for that purpose solicit call from
citizens. We will ehumeTate a few articles below:
Prints Of the following manufactures:
French, English, Gold Middle, Washington. Compton
and Fancy solid Colors; Turkey Red Al do.
Furniture Chnz Dress Goods; Fancy French Bare,es
Bareee Deluines French Lawns; .odi do;
Mourning do; Musliu DeLaines; all wool do;
Check Gnghams; Linen EarSton and Chambry dol
Foplms-plain, checked and changeabe;
Emb'd Muslin Collars, Undersleeves Cuffs, etc;
Mourning Collars; black Lace and Lace Wells;
Bik and White Grape; Grape Lisse,
do Laces Flowers aud Fancy Bonnet Lining,
large and beautiful assortment Latest st,ie Ribbons
straw Goods Diamond, Pearl, Helmet, French Lace
and Florence Rnnnets;
Children's Flats; Girls Trimmed DO;
Mems and Boys Hats Of all DIES crptions;
Brown and Bleached Sheetipgs
White aud Colored Drillings; Cambrics;
Paper Muslin, all colors; Sicias; Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills; Dcnns; striped and plain shrtincs
Tickings Diaper and liuckahack dwellings; crash
French and Russia Diaper; Birdseye 90;
Ingrained Damask, brown and bieached Table linen;
Brown and beached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table Covers; cord Damask do;
Oil Cloth do; Napkins; lO-4 IA ard ia Quilts;
Coiidea and white skirts; Cambria and ckj lnuslins,
Corded Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swls. and Victoria Lawns; Drapery musIns;
Dressed AMI undressed lrish Linen;
Ladies and GentleHeus Cambria fIdks,
Gcntiemens shirts, Collars and Cravats;
iade- white, brown, and colored Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton lose;
Mems Cotton haiEhosc;
Kid, silk, ! isle Thread and Cotton Gloves;
Hair Brushes Fancy Soaps Ferumery, &c.
Iurt Stfa, 81. Pa,a, N1nesota.
June l6, 1853.
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piano EGRTEC

w + have received dirccJ from the manufacturer
w New York, TWO If Stoddards Celebrated Piano
Fortes, which the musical public respectfully nviteo
To call and examine Our prices reasonable and
are prepared 10 give very reasonable terms.
octli-26 f.EDUC < ROHREV.
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V|iOLlNS AND GUlTAR5--Just received aud lor
Y sale at the Lower Town Book Store, by
WIN. DAHL.
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r. S. EWELL-

Importer and Wholesale dealer in Hard
ware, Cutlery. Housekeeping Articles
Farming and Mining Implements, con-
1E4A~zE2sN6 sfaDly III store and sale near Post
Office, Third Street. St Paul Ily
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VEE.fUM CLOTH.
BUST received az assortment of vellum Cloth a SUI
- perior article for maps. Also. tracing and drawing
paper OF all sizes. LeDUC * ROHRER.
May 5. 1853.
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ALSO:--A large lot Of choice Preserves, consisting
Of Peach Pear Ounce, and all other varieties in
lll--,l NATH'L. r. TYSON " co.