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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-09
Later from Europe.

The steamer Nashville, from Havre via
Southampton, arrived at New York, Sunday,
bringing London dates to Feb. 18th, having
left Cowes on The 10Th.
or Portsmouth, the Nashville passed through
the English fleet, about TO sail for the seat of
war.
The preparations in England for The Eastern
war are still active. Ii is stated that in addi-
ton 10 the steamers already taken, the govern
ment had decided to take the remainder of the
Cunard steamers as fast as they arrive, leaving
the company TO carry the mails in smaller
steamers. Many East India sailing ships have
also been taken by the Admiralty, 10 carry
stores, troops, &c.
At all the naval stations the preparations
are on a slupendous scale. The Baltic fleet Of
SO ships, chiefly Of The line, and powerful
steam frigates, was 10 assemble in the Downs
on the 9th of March, where it would be joined
by ten French vessels of from so to 100 guns
each The whole fleet which was TO be I'M
der the direction of Sir Charts Napier, was in
tended for operations against St. Petersburg
The steamer Hecla had already left for the
Baltic. to make surveys and soundings.
The French squadron under Admiral Bruat
was to take on board 10 900 troops, and TO
proceed 10 ToulOn 10 join the English squadron
awaiting them there with 10000 more troops,
when both squadrons would sail for the Le-
want.
The first battalion Of the Coldstream Guards
marched through London on the 18th, on their
way TO Chichester, prior 10 their embarkation
for the Mediterranean, and were received by
the people with extraordinary demonstration of
enthusiasm.
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.-Ru-
mOrs of peace, however, were still in circula-
ton. The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that fresh negotiations are on foot,
and hopes are generally entertained they would
be successful
THE WAR NEws.-Nothing new had been
received from Kalafat since our last advices.
The correspondent of the London Times
states that the Russians were committing
dreadful excuses on the peasants Of Wallachia,
who had refused to submit to the burdens i'm
posed on them. The women and children Of
three villages had been massacred.
The French government had addressed a
strong note to King Ohio, in consequence of
the discovery of the Greek conspiracy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-09

FRESH supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES-articles too
n to mention. For sale cheap be pro-
cured in this city, A. 4. ROBINSON.
June -
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0eatbs.

In this city, 81 inst Mrs. Hannah wife OF johnson Dun
ham, aged 70.
this city, 9Th inst, Martin L. Durgn aged mos
In Auburn, Mrs. Mary f. Luce, aged 90
In Turner, Mrs. Anne Drew, aged 20.
In Rockand Zerah c. Collins, aged 20 years and mos
In Halowell, Miss Alkaline, daughter Of Daniel and
Adance Rokse, Of Appleton aged Is years; Elijah Mat
thews aged ST. Hannah T. johnson aged IA years and
months.
In Lewiston, Elizabeth H., wife Of John II. Davies
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. aR

srINsoN & Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Snson is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly of this city, All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHER D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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Arrived.
Just Received.

DUCK Wheat, Wheat Groats and Graham Flour in small
I'D Bags, and for sale By Nj. Il. GANNET
Feb. 4, 1854. "a
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PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY, March IL.
ARRIVED.
Brig Kent (of Boothbay) Rae, Potomac River, Va,
via Holmes Hole.
Brig Forester, Oliver, Georgetown, SC.
Sch A Heath, Ratmau, Chesapeake, with white oak
timber to RObnson)
Sch Berry, Pendleton, Savannah via Holmes Hole.
BELOW-Brg Carribee, Dunton, Savannah for Wiscas-
set.
SUNDAY, March S.
SAILED.
Sch Olcona, (of Hallowell having repairedD Halves,
James River Va; ArnO, Britt, Rappahannock River.
MONDAY, March 6.
SAILED.
Sch G-n Scott, Bookings, Rappahannock; W Dresser,
(of Bangor) Dodge, Portland
TUESDAY, March Z.
SAILED.
Steamer Eastern State, Donnel, Boston.
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North Steam Mill Notice.
Female Teacher Wanted.
shorts, Indian and RIVE Meal,

nice article Of Buckwhcat for sale by the subscri
n her. A. T. ROBINSON.
Nov. 10.
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"A THE undersigned offers for sale his house and
f,4sTA land, upon High Street, upon reasonable terms
IafEq OF payment The lot Of about three
and half. w. GILBERT.
JAM is, 1854 3mSI
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Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS, U. S. Senator, has
been appointed Regent of the Smithsonian
Institute, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
expiration of the term of Mr. CHARLTON.
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Livery Stable.
JOHN III. DAVIS,

HAVING purchased The stand late Y OccupIedby ..
IL W Wilson, aud United with his own sInek lately
keep al The iIlio House Stable prepared 10 answer
allca!lS for Horses aud CurGias
OrderEIef the SIgldlhoc House or uiIh e Stable
onCenlre Street WILDE promptlyariendedIo
Bath, Aug go, 1852. l1tf
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page.

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STokE, directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
cerie ship stores Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDIClNES,for sale at the lowest market rates
Iv1Q
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To Honorable Arnold BLGney Judge of Probate Nth
and for the County of Lincoln.
EMELINE NJ ANDREWS respectfully repsesents that
Ia JOHN Ii. ANDREWS died seized and possessed Of the
following real Estate, VIA certain lot Of real sit
uated in Lisbon bounded follows beginning the south
side Of the road leading from John Bakes to Charles
Green's at stake and stones the east Of land
in possession Of Amos Mounto thence south westerly
to land Of Amm Dunham thence south eastery to land
Charles and John HATCH thence north easey the are
said cross road thence north westerly to bounds first
toned containing twenty lessthat the per-
sona estate Of said deceased is not sufficient by the Of
four hundred thirty five dollars pay the debts Of said
deceased that advantageous offer Of three hundred
ninety five dollars has been made by Merrill Dyer and Will
liam Dyer Of Lisbonn said county, which offer it Is for the
interest OF all concerned Immediately to accept She there
fore that license may be granted to her TO sell and
the interest aforesaid according to the statute in
such cases made and provided.
EMELINE NJ. ANDREWS.
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Sale Of Fashionable Furniture
AT AUCTION,

THE subscribers will sell Auction, at the House ION
Middle Street, Sd house from Centre St. occupied
by Capt. A. II. Savage the entire Furniture, Beds and
Bedding, in said house, on
Friday, March 1Oth, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
consisting in part of
Cared Mahogany Chairs, very high cost.
0ae Mahogany Centre Table with Marble Top.
Cane Seat Chairs. One very fine Mahogany Lounge.
One large Mantle Mirror. One Mahogany writing Desks
Two Tapestry Carpets One French Mahogany Bedstead
Feather Beds Mattresses Blankets Quilts Counerpanes,
Bedding, &c.
One Chinese Easy Chair, fine article for invalids.
Two clocks. CrOckery and Glass One very fine
Casket or Shell Box.
One French Mahogany Bureau, high cost Common
Chairs, Cook Stove, Kitchen Furniture, Tables Chairs,
Tubs, &C., &c.
The abovewi be sold without reserve, the owner is
about to leave town. OWEN 4 co. Auc't.
Bath, March s.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar Liverpool Feb IL, Old England Barstow, New Or
leans
Sid 18th, Britannia, Torrey New Orleans Whitney
Whiting do
Adv, ship Rappahannock, Gushing, for New Orleans
18th American Union, Otis, for do 25th
Liverpool, Feb 13-The ship Mary Sarrett, Crock
err Of Rockland, FIN York for Havre abandoned Feb
l. lat As N lon 81 W. with loss of all her sails topmas and
rulder very eaky and half the cargo thrown overheard
Crew taken off by the Westmoreand arrived here which
scued the shpto get her out Of the Of other vessels
Crookhaven Feb 1S-Ship Meteor, Bearse from New Or
leans Dec q for Liverpool has put Long Island with
loss of deckload, sails split, &c.
Sid FIN St Thomas 10th, Columbian, Burk, Tim Liverpool
Hampton Roads.
Guayama abt 14th ut bark Mercy Ellen, Slower, from
and for New Haven abt 18th.
Ar Cardenas 18th ult, brig Hinds Cox, Boston.
Havana 14rh ut, brig Lydia Slower, Shepherd os
ton; VIM Drew Dunnng, Portland; sch Sarah Moore
Black, Bath; 18th, brgs Havana, Reed; Wiscasset;
Curtis. Slower, Portland.
Sid l5th bark Thales Gardiner, Sagua and New York.
At Nlatanzas Goth ut, ship South Carolina, Crows I'm
Havana for Falmouth ldg.
Ar Liverpool 18th ult Ship, VIM Kent Fner PhiIa
delphia.
Cid London 10th, ship Alexandrine, Cooper, Cardiff
and New Orleans.
Ar Calao Jan IL ship st Thomas, Merrill, Chncha
lands and sid 18th for United States.
At Aux Cages 10th ult bark Geo Smouse Warren,
New York DIS, only Am vessel.
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DISASTERS.

Brig VIM Crawford which sid I'm Carden1s 18th ult,
ported for Boston, at Savannah Goth.
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LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
Wthin and for the County Of Lincoln, on the 9th day
of March, 4. ID. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered the said Petit
TONER give notice to all persons interested in said Estate
that they may appear Court of Probate he holden
Wiscasset within and for said County, the first Monday
Of April next by causing copy of said Petition with this
Order to be published in the Eastern Times printed Bath
in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to said
Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest: L. FooTE, JR., Register.
True Copy.-Attest L. FooTE, JR., Register 3w3SA
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Sch John Stul, (of Rockand) into and sunk near
Iurlgate see Dsasers) 81 inst from New York for
this port with 1000 bushels and 300 barrels flour, for
ID Robinson, of this city.
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brig Judge Whitman, Lewis, sailed from Potomac Rive
1st inst for this port
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BATH MUTUAL
Marine Insurance Company,

OMCe, Union BLOCK,
FRONT STREET.
HE President and Directors of the BATH MUTUAL Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY give notice that their Guar
antee Fund amounts to over
100000,
and that they prepared Ia r,aka a. ,hs ,,,
al principle, against marine risks not sxceedno
$4,000
on any one risk.
DIRECTORS
John Patten Frearnar rp.,
OnVer Moses, Willard Hall,
". " SeWaii, .. A. Houghton,
- Ii; MLelan j. g. Richardson,
Jas. +. Patten, r. X Harding
b. U. Bailey, d. G. Magoun
Charles Clapp, Jr., David Patten
G. G. Trufant.
GEORGE PRINCE, Secretary
Bath, Feb. Is, 1854 3SH
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For Boston Direct I!
Passage One Dollar.
HA@ THE NEW
Akkk&R A 1 STEAMER

j. "A 5 T. T. X IN s T a II e
8. II. DONNELL, Master,
WILL hereafter ply regularly between Bath and Boston
w leaving Railroad Wharf, Bath, every TUESDAY, at
O'Clock, z. VI.
Returning, will leave Wharf, Boston, every FRIDAY,
at o'clock, p NJ.
For freight passage havng excellent accommodations
apply to the Master on board, to
j. w. WAKEFIELD,
Stinsons Wharf, Bath.
Freight taken for Brunswick, Topsham, Bowdoinham,
Richmond Gardiner, Hallowe and Augusta ard landed
the Depot
Bath, Feb %, 1854. tf37
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GOOD assortment ofpegged and sewed side ana IoP
II Goat Boots, for sale by = " hoDEhAS'
Bath Sept. 10th, 1853.
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Teas, Sugars, Coffee, &c.

LARGE assortment Of choice Teas, Crashed, Powdered,
n Granulated, Havana, NIuscavado and Refined Sugars,
Cid Java, Cabeo, Cape, Pure Ground and paper Coffee,
for sale Ivy so A. G. PAGE.
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VNEAVERS Salt Hheum Syrup, Sarsaparla and Tomato
w Bitters Abbots Bitters, Root and Herb Btters john
sons Linament and all the valuable medicines for sale by
80 "A, g. PAGE, agent for Bath.
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SPOKEN.

Feb 49, lat Is IT, Ion so IS, passed ship Medora
Boston for New Orleans
Feb "a, of Hatteras was bark Colona, Of South
Thomaston steering 8.
Feb g. lat SO 10, Ion 6S IL sch Sarah Jane fm Bristol
Me for Florida.
Feb o. lat IS So, Ion II 40, brig Rainbow Of Boohbay,
from Havana for Boston.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
NOV. To-
Kcnncdy's incident discovery,

4 FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try them
Il at the store of A. I. ROBINSON.
Nov. IT,
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LYCEUM.
THE 18th lecture Of the course will be delivered
THURSDAY EVENING, March 9th, by
Rev r. FL. Neal of Boston.

commencing &C II O'clock.
Tickets II IL cents for sale at Sawyer Magouns Book
store. u. s. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, SC.

JUST received, large and extensive assortment Of
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, sc, which offer at the
Lowest manuactury prices. esc fixtures from the
best anulactory, and all warranted. Please call
and examine. W. HEATH 81 CO
Bath, June 4. 81
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Fruit.
Gents Thick and Calf Boots.

NHESTNUTS, English Wanuts Figs, Ounces, Cranber-
Y RIGS, Raisins, Sweet Potatoes &c, &C. for sale by
Nov. 16, 1858. A. 4. ROBINSON.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Sc.
MITCHELL Low,

U EEP constantly hand and for SALE large and supe
IN rior assortment of Hardware Edge Tools, Saws, Car
peners Tools Of every description at the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. 81
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary.

nAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECEs-a large and wei
al y y. ,,n,eni Please call and examine.
nj, Tna 81 w. HEATH a. co Stiff
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Genuine Patent medicines.

XNRIGIT'S Indian, Sugar Coated, Old PARIS, Jayne's
W Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees. Hobensack's, Nc
Lanes and all other kinds Of Genuine Pills, also Btters, Lin
ments, Plasters, Pain Killers, &C., &C., for sale at the
new store by 80 A. G PAGE.
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Marine and Fire Insurance,
BY STOCK OFFICES.
Po1oS WadawOr1
Powder.

n,TIE subscriber viii keep constantly on hnnd, for
| sale Blasting and Sporting Powder, BY the keg )
- .i,r Fnse ii M. BOVEY.
'''' Opposite Eiliet House Block Front So.
Bath, Aprill u44
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Steamer Eastern State, Donncll, Boston.
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Ironing made Easy,

DY the Of the Patent S1lfIIeating Smoothing 1ron
ID with saving Of PATIENCE discomfort and fuel result
long sought for by various Inventions but never found till
now needs but trial To satisfy the sccpcal-
For sale by H. l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
n liberal discount made to the trade.
Bath June H. o. Front St., fQotof Elm
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Brown and Coffee Sugars.

BBIS superior sugars, varying in price from to
~ cts per Ill., for sale by y. i. GILMAN.
Feb. 15 30
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BOOK, ,PAMP HLET, GARD,
and Circular Job p rintino.

VNHE MINNESOTIAN OFFICE having recent
= ~ been furnished with large quantity of new
rlntng Materia Of the latest and most improved STYLES
the proprieors ere happy to inform the public that they
are prepared JOB Work of all kinds, and in all col
ors, from quarto volume q mammoth poster. down TO
an Apothecarys Label, in and expeditions
manner than can be performed by any other Oce in the
Ierrory. Having purchased and put in successful
ration,
MAGICAL DAD PRESS,
Capable OF printing 1900 cards per hour they
enaoled TO execute this kiIlt OF work in much better
manner than they have heretofore been enabled to do,
ana more eXpeditiousy, and Fifty per cent cheaper
Man any other Office in the Territory can afford.
Having also added STANDING PR ESS, among
our nate improvements (Which Office in the Ter
tory nas) we are enabled all kinds of Blanks
oHcuarS Bill Heads ETC., usually printed on Cap or Post
paper in Superior Manner.
As Inc subscribers Practical Printers, and expect
10 MAKE thoir living by their profession, they employ
none uut the most Competent Workmen n and superin-
end all WORK entrusted to their themselves, and
allow nothing TO leave their hands unless executed in
Workmanlikc Manner.
For the same reasons, they happy to inform the
puDc hat they have made arrangements furnished
WIN an new specimens of type as they are out,
ana mat 1t Will be their pride ambition to keep their
Ioo department In advance their colemporaries, and
with the
Improvements Of the Age.
stock OF Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
at Cap, Folio Post, &C., hand for printing. Also
rrnuhs cards OF different kinds, sizes and colors.
No'' iz'iS OWENS & MOORE.
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DIRECTORS I:

The PROPELLER ONTARIO A Sr.kvER.--Some-
eight years since, q propeller was built at the
upper landing, at Rochester, N. Y. by George
Steers-since the famous builder Of the Ameri-
ca yacht-and called the Ontario. She was
unfortunate in the Lake trade. and went down
the St. Lawrence, run past the Quebec Custom
house authorities and was next announced at
New York. Thence she went to the Gulf, and
made trips between New York and Chagres--
then again between Boston and Norfolk, and
lastly has turned up in the capacity of SLAYER
having lately landed a cargo on the coast Of
Cuba. An eventful history surely.
MILITARY STRENGTH OF RUssIA-IE is stated
that the Russian army now numbers upwards
of million of fighting men, and the most siren
uous efforts are being made to increase this a.
ready enormous force. II the present war con-
tinues, Russia will require all this force and
moro. to take Turkey.
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

VIE proprictors of Cahcarts addi:ion hold themselves
III readiness TO give good and sufcient Deeds to each
alternate lot in their part of the town Sueur on the
esota rver free Of CHARGE all actual settlers that
VIII improve them within the ueyt six months by nut
s houses thereo and also to Sell the adjoining lots
reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the frst
deed Is gven The above town is the County Seat Of
lie Sueur county.
TRUMAN N. SMITH,
Agent St. Paul.
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E. HOVITZ,

- ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens OF St.
~ Paul. that he has made this place his residence,
desrous Of giving lessons the Piano, Meodeon
Organ and instructions in Thorough Mr. IIorritz
is confident that his experience teaching music In Ger
many, France, and this country, will enable him to give
satisfaction.
Ali orders left with Messrs LeDuc & Rohrer will be
promptly attended to.
July 30, 1S53-46tf
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LOUIS NJ OLIVIER, NJ STONE, FOLSOM.
Reg. Deeds, Ramsey Co Judge Probate Co.Surueyor
OLIVIER, STONE l. FOLSOM.

General Land agents ana 'Surreyors,
ONCE at the Court House. court House sqare St. Paul,
"AVING formed a co-partnership for the purpose OF
IL carrying the above business, will att nd TO buy-
ing and selling Real Estate ct public and private sale IT,
ties examined Abstracts made to all Lands bought and
sold by us; Taxes paid for Residents and others
Deeds drawn and ACCOMPLISHMENTS taken.
There may be found 1t office, Township Maps OF all
the surveyed lands In the Terrtoy also maps OF all the
ctie towns and their additions in Ramsey county, as well
as complete list Of all the entries made at the Land
Omce In this county, corrected semi-weekly; perfect
abstract Of each and piece parcel OF in this
county from the United States TO the latest grantee list
OF all lands sold for unpaid taxes in this county, as we'll
as all liens by Judgment or otherwise.
All kinds Of Mapping and Plotting done to order per-
sons desiring copy Of any OF the maps on file in
the Registers Office of Ramsey Co.. township maps of
any lands surveyed In the Territory be furnished
with the same short notice and at reasonable prices
Persons desiring to enter land where in this Terri
tory by Land Warrants otherwise, will and TO their
advantage to apply to this firm. All business ntrused
to our care attended to with pronptness and despatch
REFERENCEs-Hon II M Rice Washington City; Hon
II IL Sibey, NJ ota, Min Ter; Messrs Borup & Cakes,
Bankers, and Ric;, Honshead Becker, Attorneys, st
Paul. 3-24y
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N y. 20,
Roberts Street, St. Paul, .Minn
CATHCART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domes-
tic Dry Goods.
HDEING desirous TO close his present stock of winter
ID goods, previous to his leaving for Eastern
ketS for his Spring and Summer Stock, Offers
gains, either Wholesale Retail, Cash. his stock
is large and complete, among which will be found the
following, viz:
In Dress Goods:
French, German and Saxony Merinoes
French, English and American Muslin
Dclanes plain and printed
Wool DeBege, Cashmeres, Lustres, and Poplins
French, English and American Prints
Ginghams, best quality
Checkd Silks,
Black Lyon Silks
Printed VelvcS, &C.,
Josey Cloths
Flannes, Shirtins-brown and white
Sheetings do do
Canton Flannel, Drngs, Bed Ticks, Irish Linen,
Cambrics, Tarlton and Swiss muslins,
Wool and cotton Hosiery
Kid, Silk, Tweed and Cotton Gloves
Shawls, Table Linen,
Damask Table Cloths
Table Covers; Oil Cloth do
Jewelry, Manchester and Marseilles Quilts
Carpeting, DruSgets, Mattresses, etc
Window shades, and Damask
Travelling bags Umbrellas, India Rubber Cloaks and
Goats, Hats and caps, all of which will sold prices
which cannot fail to suit customers. Call and examine
CATHCART.
'54-22u No. 20, Roberts street
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Chean Corner.

Cheap COrner.
B. CULVER x CO., al the 'Cheap Corner,' in
- winsiow's new Hotel, are Offering great Induce
ments to all in want goods in their line. Their
comprises Staple and Ladies' Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks Travelling Bags and
general assortment Of Gentemen's Furnishing Goods,
which will be sold low, preparatory to filling up in the
spring with stock that will dstonish the Ndtues.
Feb 4, IS53-21t J. b. CULVER l. co.
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Get Ready for the Spring Trade.

ND in order to do so the entire stock of MIsCELLA
IA NEoUs Books at lie Dues Bookstore, will be Offered
from this date until the first boat at slight advance from
first cost.
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W. b. HASELTINE. Z. BENT.
HASELTINE g. BENT,
Dealers in
Hides, Leather, Tanners Oil, and Shoen,a-
ker's Findings, Philadelphia calf and Kip;
Also, French Calf and Patent Leather,
NO. 206, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
between Virginia and Missouri Hotels)
The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides.
August l3, lS53-4Stf