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1.-THE WORLDS FAIR"
Corner of Third and Roberts streets, st. Paul

Corner of Third and Roberts streets, st. Paul.
u turned from the Eas: with large and extensive
assortment of new and desirable Spring and Summer
Goods, invites the attention of his patrons to call and
examine his stock. lie can find time enumerate only
few of the articles bich be found in his store.
Bonneis--
Pedal and DIAMOND, Italian, English, Dunstabie, &c.
Laces-
Limerick Thread, Linen, yinccnncs. Honiton, German,
Cotton and pointed; Ribbons of every variety.
Musins and Wrought Goods
Lace Capes, Chimmesets, undcrslcevcs aud Mantlas.
Shawls-
Figured Fancy Drocade Baregc and Silk, Cashmere,
Tbibet and French Print, Grape Shawis and Scarf<.
ParasOls-
Figured Lace, Silk. Brocade, Imperial, Watered and
Foniar l.. Plain and Figured Satin.
Tissues, Silks, Satins and Dress Goods
PlaiI figured ami all-woOl Bareges and Barge De
Lame, Muslin Robes, American, French and English JAG
onet and Cambria, French, English and American Prints.
Millinery Goods
Boots, shoes and CALLERS
Plain and Fancy Tipped, Fox. PatcRed and Bronzed 8
Childre'S Youths and Msscs', in Mems
calf and kip oxford aud Union Ties. Slippers Carpet
Shoes.
Piece Goods
anil Boys c.ohus ready mac, and made order the
shortest notice.
Silk, Fur, Panama, Leghorn, and variety Of other
Hats, Caps, etc.
Oil Cloth, Druggct and Tapestry, WOOL cotton and hemp
Floor and Stair l~irpets.
A general assortment Of House-Furnshng Goods, in
Guiding Paper HausinsS Muslin, Linen, Lace, and
parent window Shades, and tains with full cord,
assclc and rollers pertaining o Gilt Corces stair rods,
Yankee notions; Boots and Shoes, etc., etc.
Goods delivered in town boats, carriage free.
May 80, 1854. WORLDS FAIR STORE.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Office is hereby given, that the Assessors Of the
city OF st. Paul have completed their assessment
rolls for the year 1854 and that they will meet at the
CITY Council room, on Friday, the 18th ns for the pur-
pose Ut nearing any objections Of parties deeming them
selves agGrieved by such and extend their
meetings from day to day for the period one week.
W. ii. TINKER, Assessor Ward No. 1.
". II. STILLMAN, No. @
il. SfiiiWELL, I" Nu.3
st. Paul, June 3, 1851. tI6J
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Jcsup & Company,
B4NhERS. 4


ENXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Dos-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago Detroit, and other Cit
les OF the United States. Note, collected anu proceeds
remitted Exchange. Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw direct,
without discount, on
ENGLAND.-LNerpool, London, Manchester, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SIoTLANn.-E diuhurg, Glasgow. Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Forins Thacrs, OH
FRANCE.-Paris, lavre, Lyons, and Marsees.
RMANY.-Ilamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdan Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Co.
penhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasbu-g.
SwITzERLAND.-GeHcva. Bernie, Basic.
1rALy.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples Venice, Mes
sna in Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Vicnna and Triest.
RUssIA.--St. Peersbursh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-StoCkhOm.
NORW AY.--Chrsiiana.
Dc5Wiue Iowa. MarchJ, 1854
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GRANT COUNTY LANDS, WIscoSsIS.-The Grant
County Herald says that the Murrv estate.
which contains, we believe, some rs 900 acres,
entered many years ago by Charles Augustus
hurry, now British Consul General in Ervnt
is about to be sold to a colony from Maine.
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J. STARKEY. C. PErTEYS
James Starkcy & Co.,

DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Third ST.. ST. Paul, Mime sofa Territory
All business in connection with the above promptly
tended to Military Land Warrants located advana ge-
ou>ly; Taxes padj Collections made; and Loan, nego-
tatpd.
REFERENCES Ills ENy. W. A. German, Gov. Min.
Territory; Hon. H. NJ Rice, Dele To Congress; Hon.
Robert Smith, Alton, ILL., ; james X. Whord, Attor-
ney, N V. Hon David Olmsted, Mayor st Paul Messrs
Borup x Oakes, bankers. St. Paul; Messrs. Ames &
Van Etten, attorneys, st. Paul.
St. Paul, May u, 1851. au
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The plains of Chaldea produce some of tn
most delicious fruit in the world.
Eighty six deaths in Baltimore last week.
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CHARLES n. PARKER.
B.f.VhER IND EXCHANGE BROKER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW,
S T. p AUU, NJ. I

ST. PAUL. NJ. T.
NACNANGE for sale OH The east or south Money re-
~ mitted 10 Great Britain, France and Germany,
any other important points the Of Europe,
interest ailowei special deposits Collections mad.
throughout The Territory, charging The of
change and The actual expense OF collection. Refcrcu-
c"s 10y permission: Gov. VIM ~ GOruan. st. Paul, Ex-
Gov. Ramsey, do, Mes>r>. Page Bacon, Louis, Mo-,
American Exchange Bank, y. Y. l would particularly
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Gtfbanse ano Real estate.
St. Paul Banking Office.

COLLECTIONS made in any part of the Territory, and
" promptly rcmitied at the lowest rate Of exchange.
G-Ihe Highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
WIN attend to the investigation Of Land Titles, oaning
money, payment IF taxes, &c, &c.
Money RENTED 10 Great Britain to any Of the
porLnt points On the continent VI Europe.
G. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor ut LAW.
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New YORK, May 20.
The bridge at lIoboken fell to-day, precipi-
tating over one hundred persons into the wa
ter, several of whom it is feared are drowned
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Stces e Hunt

StceS & Hunt
HAVE just received, per Arabia and Admiral,
Il II Pier Tables, marble slabs:
Sofa
Tea Poys, with drawers;
Chinese Whanots;
Plain
Corner Eageres;
Mirror Hat Racks;
Carved Easy Chairs, in Gothic style;
Green and Drab Venetian Blinds;
indUw Shades. Assorted Belstcads.
St. Paul, June 8, 1854. dtf
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CoMPIINENTARy.-During the passage up, a
meeting was held by the guests on board the
war Eagle, and resolutions of the highest or
der OF communication were passed in regard to
the management of that excellent steamer.
And what is better still, at the suggestion of
Mr.. BANCROFT, arrangements were made to pro-
cure some suitable testimonial to he presented
to Capt. HARRIS. About $500 was raised for
that purpose, which is in the hands of COM
mittee, who are authorized to perfect the COM
plimcntary arrangement.
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a newspaper has just been started in Homo
Lulu, printed in the native language.
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Land Warrants Bous hit and Sold,
Notice..

FINHE subscriber has just received out line
l. The Lane Office showing, the location of the Military
Reserve, lines In the fractional township ON the west
side Of the Mississippi Rverthe only map in the city
all Interested will lind interest them
at once. Z. IL. PARKER.
April 6, 1853 tfiO
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WARREN BRISTOL, j.. A. wHEELoCK
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Bristol 4 WheelOck.

Collectors of Debts and General Agents,
" l. L attend to the Collection of Debts, Convey
w ancinG, Buying AMI Selling Real Estate, Paying
Taxes, Locating Land Warrants, and such other Agency
Business kindred may entrusted to them.
They confidently hope that their long residence and
tcn>ire acquaintance III the Territory, and their practical
knowledge of the details business, united with their
energy, fathfulnc>s and prompness, will ensure them
the liberal patronage of business Their arrange
ments afford the most ample facilities the speedy
collection debts in distant Territory.
n. b. One of the firm being practising attorney and
counsellor AT laws i'll tender lis professional services in
the above business when necessary.
Office Third Street, two door, above Whitncy's Da-
suerriau Gallery.
81. Paul, May 49, 1854. dIy
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Desirable Investment OH the Minnesota River.
TuNO person who command $1,000 in cash, we can
Il offer most desirable investment in Real and Per-
sona Property on the Minnesota Riv 7, from which One
Hundred per cent. profit can be rea,Lel.
For particulars, apply TO
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD g. BECKER.
st. Paul, May 2i 1854. DIFF
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Notice.

VuNlE firm Of Olivier, Stone x Folsom was dissolved
Il on LIST June by mutual consent, Messrs. Stone and
liver Withdrawing. The business will be Conducted by
81 p FolSo at the Real Estate Rooms the store of
n. Spicer, under the name Of S. p. Folsom & Co.
OLIVIER, STONE & FOLSOM.
June 6, 1851,
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LOUISVILLE. May so.
The cholera broke out at Nashville Tenn, on
Sunday, and fifteen deaths are reported to have
occurred of it.
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Resolutions BIZ the Commea Council Of the CITY
OF Saint Paul.

| AsesVAuti0ns Dy the Common Council Of the City
/ Of Saint Paul.
We are compelled to defer until tomorrow. the
proceedings of the City Council of Wednesday
June 18th, with the exception of the following
resolutions, in relation to the Excursion Party
to this City
WHEREAS, Information has reached this Com
mon Council, that the Chicago and Rock Isl
and Il. X. Co. purpose to celebrate the com
pletion Of their road. by an Excursion by
Steamboat, from the terminus of said road on
the Mississippi to this city:
AND WHEREAS. this Common Council has
learned. also, that among the guests, upon this
occasion. there will be many of the influential
anu distinguished wise men of the East y
whose names by virtue OF their gigantic plans
for developing the resources of the West, their
well conceived energy and their wide extended
llberality, are as familiar to us all as .'hOuse-
hold words" therefore be it
Resoired, that we welcome to the far North
West. those who by their enterprise and per
severance, have opened the first steam COM
munlcation between the Upper Mississippi and
the Atlantic Coast. thereby giving additional
strength to the union between the East and the
West. of this Great Confederacy.
RESOLVED, That We recognize in the proposc,l
excursion, unsurpassed in its conception, and
uncquallcd in the arrangements which have
been entered into for its successful accomplish
ment, the same spirit which has placed the Chi
cage and Rock Island K. X. Co. SO far in adj
vance of all its rivals and that from the COM
pletiOn of this road, and from this excursion,
and from the far seeing wisdom which has pl IL
ned and executed both. we are led to expect
much for ourselves. and for the many millions
who will ere long inhabit this vast region
stretching north and west from Lake Michigan
to the Pacific Ocean.
ResoIued, that every citizen of St Paul, be
and he is hereby requested to do all in his pow
er to render the sojourn of the guests of the
Chicago and Rock Island II. r. Co. among Us.
pleasant and agreeable; and that all are called
upon to do something towards establishing the
good name of our intant city, for arm hearted.
generous hospitality.
Resolred, that these resolutions be signed by
the Mayor. and copy thereof. duly attested,
be forwarded by the city Clerk to the President
and Directors of said Company.
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Real Estate Department

Of my Once which has been established great cost
anu which consists. i'll part. full list of
Land Entries, Maps ri unentered lands corrected semi
weekly, amy OF the county of Ra'Sey, and pats OF the
different ties AMI additions thereto, in said county.
complete list OF all The lands sold u said county
paid taxes iul AMI perfect abstract of the title
each distinct tract parcel Of land situated in said
", IRON the General Government 10 The latest grantee
wherein is noted every defect of Title, either in
substance, and every possible kind Lien creating
ncumbrance, whether it arises by way Of udsme nts,
mortgages. taxes, mechanics or otherwise.
am Justified i'll stating that large portion Of
The Real Estate vi This city concerned, chain of title
cannot be satisfactorily established 10y examination
the records aionc. thu aid surveyor Is absolutely
sentia. This desiderdtuH have supplied by ascertain
ing ana defining the original claim lines, upon the proper
maps In fact. this Ounce is in possession of facts ser-
o>y ecctnS titles to real in this county. in
said office only, knowledge such facts be obtain
cd.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold,
And Government lands entered settlers reasonable
TERMS Loans negotiated, yielding from Is TO 80 per
per ailnum with uucAccponaUle real estate security;
Coupon B,l ds, tyablc ill New York elsewhere i'll
sfruceC-l cent. commission and generally all bu-
shcss that may 10 entrusted and usually done
through Banking House, Real Estate Agency, Law
ONCE, VIII receive My personal and prompt attention.
April s. 1851 u30
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Lumber, Lumber.

HAVING the agency for the ST. Anthony NJ i'll Co.,
Il Il we i'll keep cunStaury on hand at Levec, Up.
Landing, good assortment of all kinds OF Lumber,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Persons wishing to ship lumber up the Minnesota Riv-
points below, will lind it to their interest to
chase of us they save the expense of hauling.
J. {. BURBANK and co
April 81 1851 ti3S Wharf Boat.
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THNO the of fine Im;orial Teas and Old La
IL gura and ia CotlccS.Our sci, ctiou the above
necessary articles domestic have been made with
Also, extensive assortment of Segars from
SI5 to $40 per NJ. KELLOGG q KINNEY.
20 1854 4t33
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gipcrp 6tablrs
Galena & Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
6 1854. 6 Is

The GALENA Il MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
will run daily line of Boats during the ensuing
between Iaena saltwater and st. Paul, stopping AT all
Intermediate andSs, leaving Galena al Il ". daily,
cept Sundays. I.
The line will Consist Of tho
NOMINEE, Captain Il. BLAKELY,
WAR EAGLE, u. y. HARRIS.
dALENA, g ID. Il. MOREiIOUSE.
ROYAL ARCH, &. T.. Ii. Glenn.
all first class boats and cumual by al and
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect, at Calrna with the St. Louis
Giitna daily line of steamers, which line connects at
fock l>aill with the Chicago y Rock Island Railroad.
iris Company Boats being t. s. Mail steamers,
punciua,ity can b" confidently relied upon.
Freight shipped at ST. Louis, between ST. Louis and
Gaena the ST. Louis of boats to point,
above Gaena, VIII be rc-sppcda at taena vi charge
tor drayaSe or forwarding, and without delay.
The ltaroal between Gacna 4 Chicago, connecting
win the various Eastern Roads, is completed with
IN fcw miles of Galcna, ami the unfinished portion of
The Road stocked with comfort able e-coaches.
II. III. CAMPBELL, 4 co, Agents, Galcna.
Galcna. March -, 1854 tf3O
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Mooney TO LOAN Real Estate Security. Apply
WI 10 RICE, HOLLiNSHEAD q BECKER.
St. Paul, May %, 1854. dtf
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Chairs

ChalrS.
kNE have 4 lar=e lot OF CHAIRS, which VIC will dis
w pose of upon reasonable terms.
CASHIER, HINkLEY co.
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Flour.

the best branlsa full supply hand and for sale
~ by CASHIER UINCkLEY X co.
Dec u, 1S53-l3lf
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B. PRESLEY,

MOLASSEs.
10 bbls Bclch's s, Ii. In lbs
aud quarters.
D A." golden syrup
; 0kegs do
FISH.
casks Goldfish
20 bbls mackere', In IFS &
Qrs, Nos. I, 2, aud 3.
o bbls herring
} 4" fresh Cove oysters
70 doz small box sardines
PRESERVES IN GLASS.
Peaches, ounces, Pears,
Strawberry, Raspberry, anu
Currant jelly
Pickles of all kinds
CANDLES AND SOAP.
Fifty boxes Sta Candles
:. &" 5 pressed do
9 boxes solar sperm
PORK AND FLOUR.
FiIIy bb!s mess pork
:. " Jasper Mill Flour.
=" Z" Sin,inawa do
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They Have Arrived!

IuyE and well selected stock Of goods which
have opening for the past days the store
of T.. Fullerton, Third street, are now Yesdy for
the Inspection Of the citizens Of St. Paul Minnesota.
The stock consists English, French, German and Amer
Dry Goods, Really Made Clothing Boots Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Millinery Goods, etc. .t.
The articles have been purchased with much care,
and pains spared To render this the best q
we'll as the most general kind In this city
and Halter myself that offer inducements -
all who may favor with call. ! will try to merit
reputation the bargains offer not the amount
of gas use in my circulars.
III short, respectfully solicit call from those wishing
to buy and there shall be nothing left undoue make
my pleasant and agreeable House trade At and
thereby myself worthy OF share OF public attsu-
ton. Ny customers will always be politely treated, and
goods shown with pleasure al all times.
J.E. FULLERTON.
st. Paul, May %, 1924. du
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G A N D Y.

II CST received per steamer Nominee, direct from New
- York by Express. at &. RAUClIS Confectionary OPP
po>ite the Post Uicc large assortment Of STEWARDS
Celebrated Refined Candy.
April IL. 1881 tf31
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Graesriss ano 1)ropisions.
MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT!

->-O-OoJ-.oIo0~O~IN-|OO~~
ii l. Il 5 A LIE n ID RETAIL.
THIRD ST., BETWEEN ROBERT AND MINNESOTA.
B. PRESLEY,
AS Just returned from below with extensive as
j II sortinent Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS and
also large stock Of Fancy Articles To be exhibited in the
Fancy Store, next door, and ready for sale.
Ills Groceries and Provisions cosis ia part the fol-
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II AIDES, Patent and Ed polkas, Jenny Linds, Sui
IL tanas, Eurekas, Highland Ties, Boomers, Soutags,
Buskins, &c, Ae.,at MAEvIN's.
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New Millinery Goods.
nj r IS, nj A WIN.

Nj IS. Nj WIN,
HAS just received her NEW SPRING STYLES OF
II IL Bonnets,-manufactured expressly of first
French MiIenery establishments in New York.-wbich
for variety, ncness of matcral elegance style,
been equallcd in this market. They Comprise
rich and varied assortment of Silk Grape, Lawn Lace
Legho-n, and Straw Bonnets OF every description,
p ices lower be found elsewhere the Terri
tory.
Also, new style of Silk and Embroidered Capcs new.
styles Dress Trimmings, beautiful assormrnt OF
Fans, shell and other Combs, Seritg Silk, Thread
Needles, Pins every other article usually kept in
Millinery Establishment.
Dresses made short notice. and cut after the latest
spring patterns.
THIRD STREET, NEAR ROBERTS.
May -, 1854. diff
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REGULAR ST. LOUIS ST. PAUL PACKET,

n lH.r:, a THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR has uil-
~ ~ dergone thorough repairs, aud has been
81 49, fitted up in the best of style. She will
continue 10 run during The present
Son As regular packet between st. Ious St. Paul and
intermediate poris upon the Upper Mississippi, making
trip TO ST. Paul every two Weeks.
Tn" under gned his sincere thanks the public
Tor IN liberal Patronage heretofore extended him.
hopes by strict attention to business, merit
l continuance OF the same.
J. WARD, Master.
For freight or passage apply on board to
J. Il. IRWIN \ CO.,
BASS, BORUP X CO., Agents.
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LNNABLES them to offer strong inducements TO cash
~ purchasers OF goods In their line. In addition .
large stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Silk and Straw Bonnets,
Shoes and Cloth CATERS,
To which the attention the Ladies' is invited they
have received and offer for sale reasonable large
lot of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing,
uats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes, and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Cassimcres and vestings,
Summer Hats and Cloth Caters,
and goods suitable for summer They have also
added commodous Carpet Sales Room for the sale Of
Parlor, Hall and Stair Carpeting, Oil Cloths and
Mating, Embroidered and Damask Curtains,
Window Shades and Trimmings,
Wall Paper,
And other articles to mention, which
they invite the inhabitants Of Minnesota to call and in
spcct. Third street, between Roberts and Jackson.
Saint Paul, May ], '54 14wu
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MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES.
iominy, Corn. Meal Beams Bag Salt, Box do, Sale
ats Soda and Acid, Yeast Powders, Chou hate Cocoa a!
Brona, Corn Starch, Ess. Coffee Grind Coffee, Matches,
Brooms, Brushes and Mop, wa; handles, Clothes Lines,
bed Cards, Stove Backing and Lamp Wtckus, Cider Niu
eGaT, Dried Apples and Peaches uckwheat Flour, and
Rye do Pepper Sauce, walnut Ketchup, Tomato do,
and Lemon Syrup.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Painted Tubs Ladies', Rolling Pins and
Cedar do. kuife Trays, Kc:lers, Pota-
zinc Washboards 10 MASKING Boxes, Buckets,
Dippers AK HelvcS, Market Baskets
Cropping Trays and Chop and Clothes do.
ping Bowls, Spoons, Butter
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
W. always have the largest ami best stock, which
blcs us 10 sell lower than any else In the city.
In one wod stock includes every thing in the Gro
ccrr Line, which Will be sold cheaper than the cheapest,
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they wiSh line Of DuS
ness can be obtained either wholesale retail.
Ii. PRESLEY.
st. Paul, -, 1851. DIFF
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NJ. SEDGwIcK. and others, not unknown to fame
in the literary world. But we must close our
account ofto day, and finish up full particulars
hereafter.
In the company that is thronging GU.
streets as we write, are the following gentle.
men:
Hon. Edward Bates, of Missouri.
g Willard Fillmore. Elk Pres't U. S.
IN. X. Hall, N. Y.
Gov. Madison, Ill.
Gen. Jno. A. Granger, Canandaigua, N Y
Hon. John A. Rockwell, CT.
" Geo. A. Babcock, Buffalo, N
F." John r. Bartlett, Providence, R. l.
80 John A. Dix, N. Y.
q" George Bancroft, Of Boston
d" n. Edwards, Ill.
Francis P. Blair, Esq, Maryland
Francis P. Blair, Jr., Esq, St Louis.
Elbridge Gerry, N. Y.
Rev. DR.. Bacon, New-Haven, CT.
:: Mr.. Pitkin,
A" Mr.. Littlejohn, &c
Prof. b. Silliman, SEN, Yale Coll, CT.
Rev. DR.. Fitch, do
Prof. A. C. Twining, New-Haven
Prof. Hubbard, Dartmouth College, N. H.
j. ]. Phelps, Esq, N Y
Hon C J M'Curdy, CT
Gov Roger S Baldwin, CT
Hon d B st John, Albany,N. Y.
Jas Brewster, Esq New-Haven
Hon Alva Hunt, N Y
Rufus II King, Albany
Frank Townsend, do.
Hon John c Wright Schenectady
Mr.. Casey, New York
" c. P. Williams, Stonington Conn
L" V. p. Down, Albany
II. II. Tuckerman, Boston
N. C. Ely, New York
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