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esciIs Grey.
A SKETCH OF. EVERY DAY.


Alas for love, is this be l,--and naught beyond,
o earth!!l
""Tis girl, sir; my lady has daugh-
ter"
Heaven be praised ?" said the discon-
tented father of six unruly boys. "Now /
shall have something gentle to love. Small
comfort to me, those boys; house topsy -tur-
Wy from morning till night, with their guns,
fishing tackle, pointers, settlers, hound, span
ials, and what not. Toms college bills per-
fectly ruinous--horses, wine, and segars all
Jumped under the general head of ct ceteras ;
understand 1t all-or my pnrse does But
this little gentle girl, climbing upon my
knee, making music and sunshine in the
house with her innocent face and silvery
laugh--this little human blossom by life's
rough thorny wayside, she'll make amends.
Pm not the happiest husband in the
world my heart shall find a resting place
here. She must be highly educated and ac.
complished; shall spare no pains TO effect
that. All, i see, after all, l shall have hap
py old age
Very lovely was the little Cecile. She had
her mothers soft hazel eye and waving au-
burn hair, and her fathers Greoian profile.
There was Winning. in her smile,
and grace and poetry in every motion. II
was pretty sight, her golden tsesses ming
ing with those silver locks, as she rested her
bright head against the old mans cheek.
Even "the boys" could barber no anger at
her quiet reign. She wound herself quite as
closely around their hearts. Then it was a
new tie to bind the sundered husband aud
wife together. Something Of the old by gone
tenderness crept unconsciousiy III their man
ner into. each other. 1t was their idol and
they pressed her rapturously to the parental
heart forgetting she was but clay. q
Tutors ardsovernesses without limit went
and came before the important selection wss
made The 20 many injunctionsl She
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5turira fur tbe Dullt Cirrlr,
Jhs Qfeahsr cfths Qanubs.
A STORY WITH A MORAL.

THERE isa moral in the following tale
translated from the German--which it be-
hooves all who confde in fortune-tellers and
supernaturalists Of all kinds, well to heed:
In the hamlet ofDva, on the banks or the
Danube, there lived once an old man called
Sunbeg, who kept himself alive by the pre-
tended exercise of prophetic power by means
Of visions and dreams. He would often be
seen sitting for hours together on a bench at
the door of his hut with his back to the
wall, with his face looking steadily towards
the cast, and the village children, when they
saw him assuming this position, would skullx
away from their games, and whisper in fear
ful accents, to each other, 'Sunbeg is going
dream? He was in all the secrets of the VII.
lage, from the lowest inhabitant, to the high
est, but all regarded him, with distant eve,
as if they doubted his means of prophetic
information. -
1t happened that in the village lived a
young man named Dessein. His fathers
were villagers before him, and his wishes and
and heart went not beyond its narrow limits
He had followed, with considerable success,
for some time, the occupation of a carpenter,
and he was now in search of that consum-
nation of happiness which his prosperity al
lowed him to anticipate. The innocent,
young Paulina bloomed forth in his eyes
lovely, affectionate and virtuous. BIief
tho glad, was simplicity of the village court
shipand already had her parents consented to
their union. Paulina's beheld Dessein, ap
preaching, and Dessein's was less delighted
when in the company ofPaulina in short
nothing now delayed their marriage, but an
unaccountable wish which Paulina's mother
expressed, that it might take place on her
birthday. well it is but month"; said
Dessein, and Paulina looked as if she could
have child him for the word but.
The villagers were making merry one even
ing, on the green, when party of soldiers
Were seen approaching. They pro7eS. TO be
recruiting, or, rather, balloting party, for
there was war at this time How startled
were the poor villagers, at their unwelcome
visitors. Every heart in an instant thought
with boding on It's near relatives Paulina
sshuddered, and turning to Dessein, Fly, fly r
said she; while you have yet timc--they are
coming on fast---escape my Dessein to the
: wood. Before Dessein had time to answer,
the troops arrived at the green, where they
halted, and sounded the trumpet TO assemble
the males of the village It was now too
late, the lots were drawn, and Dessein was
made soldier. $50.
Months on months passed away, after his
departure, but no tidings of Desseir. Poor
Paulina'ssorow was too deep to find expires
sion Of relief in tears, but she sunk gradual.
ly away without apparent malady. 1t occur
red 10 her mother that old Sunbeg should
be consulted as to the fats; ;6 Dessein. Pau
lina's dim t48 bri0htened nm mt the hope "a
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

IlY virtue Of a writ of Execution issued out and
- der the seal the District Court for the County Of
Rasey upon judgment rendered by said Court on the
sixth day May A. d. 1851, in an action wherein Mary
SumHervie is plaintiff, and George Horne defendant,
In ascr of said plaintiff, and against the said defendant,
for the hundred and four dollars and eighty
cents have, this ninth day Of May, A. d. 1854, lev
bed upon the interest said defendant in the follow
ing described land, viz: Lot No. az in Block ny
OF Paso's Sliton Abe town OF st. Paul, situated on
the corner OF saltwater and Spring Streets In said Pat
sons addition, the property OF said defendant which
property shall expose sale at public eucton, to the
highest bidder. for cash, at the court ho'Se in said
county, Monday. the t-eny-sxth day OF June A. u.
1901 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy sail execu
ton. A. NJ, FRIDLEY. Sheriff.
1916 Per j. N. FARMER, Deputy.
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NCMRER 6.
AZ ORDINANCE relative to D.


THE Mayor and Common Council of the City ST. Paul
do Orlain
SECTION /. Every person residing in this city, own
ing having in his possession, suffering to be kept
his or her premises dog, shall be liable TO be assessed
and pay for the same, the following for dog
the sum of one dollar per aDnum, Commencing On the
first Monday in May y for every additional dog two dol
lars to be assessed and collected by the Marshal of said
city.
having in his or her possession suffering to be kept
his her premises, dog, sha before the third
Monday in April in each report to the Marshal the
name and description of dog so owned possessed
by him, and shall put upon the neck of every metal
strap COLLAR on which shall be engraved in lcgibe let
tiers the name Of the owner; any person ncgectng
of the provisions OF this section, shall forfeit the penalty
of five dollars for every neglect.
SEC 3. 1t shall he law for person to kill de-
stroy dog found running at large in this city contrary
TO the requirements of the preceding section.
seer A. No slut OF bitch shall be kep or allowed TO be
kept or remain within the limits of the city, and such
may be found or shall be goins at large within the
limits aforesaid shall be Liable to be killed by the Mar
shal or any other person.
SEC. s. No ic,son shall be allowed to keep suffer
to at larSe any dog slut vicious ferocous
not exceeding dollars, and the City Marshal, any
other person is hereby required to kill, such
dos bitch TO be killed found running large, that
an injury has been watcny caused by such dog
Stat TO any person.
SEC. g. 1t shall not be lawful for dog, bitch
large within limits of The city of St. Paul
during the months of july August and September each
year, unless muzzled, hereinafter provided for.
Sec T. No dog stu: or bitch shall be allowed to at
oi
July, August and September. of each year, unless
zled with good and sufficient muzzle rendering it i'm
possible for such dog, slut bitch TO do any mischief by
biting any person animal, during the time aforesaid.
SEC. g. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal to kill
dog slut bitch found running at large within the
limits of said city, contrary to the provisions of the pre-
CedinS sections.
9. 1t shall lawful for the Marshal, when the
safety Of the citizens shall require the vigorous
mcn of this chapter to employ such number discreet
To kill all dogs, shuts and bitches shall found
running at large unmu=sed, with defective muzzes
Prorided, The expense shall not exceed one dollar
every dog, slut or bitch killed.
SEC 10. The operation the four preceding sections
may be suspended at any time when the public safety
shall, in the opinion the Common Council authorize
such such suspension.
Ordained and dated at the City of st. Paul this 9th
day of May, 1851.
DAVID oLMSTED, Mayor.
Attest. SHERWOOD HoucH, City Clerk.
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SHULTz & MATHES
Jcsup & Company,
B.iNkERS. &r

B.f.NkERS, Sc.
ETNCHANGE sold and purchased on New York. Bos-
~ ton, Philadelphia Chicago, Detroit, and other CIT
les OF the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED AT current rates OF Exchange Interest allow
ed On special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
Without discount,
ENGLAND.-Livcrpool, London, Manchester, sc.
lRELAND.--Duhlin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
Edinburg. Glasgow. Perth, &c.
Aiso Drafts payable in Francs, Forns or Thalers on
FRANCE-PariS, lIavre, Lyons, and Marsers.
GERM ANf-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
AnSteriam Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, ZurcL Co.
penhas"il, Dress EN-, ID trln, Hanover, Strasburg.
Observation-Disclosures. Bernie, Basic.
iTALT.-Miian, Florence, i,ome Naples V enice Mes
Sna in Sicily.
AUSTHIh.-Nirnna AMI Triest.
RUsSIt.--St. Petersbursi, Warsaw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORWAY.--ChriStiana.
Dehuquc Iowa. March4, 1851
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Minnesota River Packet.

deormzgs. n TIE new and splendid steamer MINNIE
uS sofa BELLE, HUMBERsTONE, Mas
5Hll438 ter, will run regular packet between
szz&ESsskESt Paul, and the ports of the Minnesota
river, during the present OF navigation. The in
Belle an entirely boat, just completed
Pittsburgh having been expressly for this trade and
will be found equal every respect to steamer the
western waters.
April Is, 1851 t3l
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J. W. BASS. rnEoDon BoRup. s.R. cuAnp,.s.
BASS, BORUP G. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.


ST. Paul, Minnesota.
NEE would respectfully inform the public that we
w have made extensive arrangements, with incress-
ed facilities for continuing the Storage, Forwarding aud
Commission Business in This IIce. Consgnulelts all.
any other business ntrnsted will always re-
ceive our prompt. personal and strict attention.
LIBERAL Cash Advances will be made on Produce nd
MerciaIid>e in ha, and cosgncrs will always be
surei Of obtaining the highest prices and quickest
afort" by our market. Orders purchasing HE'D
shortest notice and lowest market prices.
The Forwarding and Receiving Business will have I'm
every Instances the nos particular attention; dispatch
and care SuarantcJ the lowest rates freight always
obtan ami the expense Of Storage and drayagas mach
as possible avoided.
Feeling assured from cur long residence in the country
ous experience aud method "f THANKSGIVING business to-
geihcr with liberal rate " CHARGES will insure us the
public custom ali approval. BASS, BORCP l. co,
ERENCES
III Chouteau ir, i Co. New York, Livingston g. Fargo
Bnial", ID y } Banning, Cincinnati, Dole. Ramsey r.
60, Shlcas". RI lowering, st Louis, George smith,
Ihca%o Ch"utcau jr. e. Go, st Louis, James Carter g.
90, Ga~ia. Ch"nteau Vale, st. Louis, Is Il Camlell
CO, Gaeha, Buf"rd Brothers, Rock lslaut, u + Nc
Cio>key, Garna, ii II Sibiey, MENDOZA Franklin Steele
Fort Snen", Borup Oakcs ST p. nj.
April I, 1854 tf29
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EX-PRESIDENr VAN BUREH.-A letter from
Rome, dated April 4th, says among the ex-
pcctant Oriental travellers, is our distinguish
ed citizen ey- President Van Buren, who has
been winterng at Rome. lie leaves to-day for
Naples with the in tenton of passcng the sum
mer in that region. perhaps at Sorrento. 1t is
with regret that We lose the society of this gen.
tlemen. The most courteous attentions has
been shown him at the Papal COurt. and rcceiv-
cd by him with that quiet and simple grace
which in him makes up for the disadvantage of
knowing no other than his native language and
of unfamiliarity with courtly punctillo. 1t is
likely that Mr. Van Bnrcn. with his son. whose
health has greatly improved NAV spend his
next winter in a visit to the Holy Places. .
with party of Americans who have likewise
jnst left the city.
THE NEBRASKA BIIL.--This bill was to he
brought up in the House this week The cdi
or of the Chicago Democrat, writes from Wasl.-
ington, May I'd:
AS it is doubtful which side has the majority
one of the strongest scuffies is anticipated that
ever took place on the floor of the House OF
Representatives. If there is force in the House
to take up the bill. there will be to PAST it.
Some Northern Democrats say, they cannot
vote for the bill with the Anti-F Foreigner clause
embraced, while the great mass OF Southern
members, OF all parties. declare they will not
vote for the bill if that he stricken out
am inclined to think, that the bill will be
beaten or passed just exactly as it is.-There
seems TO be an understanding among its friends
that it shall not he amended
Members have already begun to count noses
for the contest. Illinois has SIX for and thrce
against the bill. But i, is to I've regretted tha,
three Of cur delegation arc now absent. It i.
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Notice.

TIME undersigned, ANN s. BRINcMADE, viii
Il apply the Judge of Probate for the County Of
Ramsey his office in Paul on Tuesday, the 9Th day
of June, 1884, 10 O'Clock A. for letters OF Admins
tration on the Estate of JOHN ". BRINSMADE, de-
ceased. ANN ). BRlNSMADE.
st. Paul. May II. 1851, 35t4
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The GALENA & MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
viii run daily line OF Boats during The ensuing
between Galena, saltwater and ST. Paul, stopping at ali
Intermediate landings, leaving Gaena at L. II. daily ex-
cept Sundays.
The line will consist OF the
NOMINEE, Captain r. BLAKELY,
AK EAHLE, ID. s. HARRIS.
GALENA, d. b. MoREHoUSC.
ROYAL ARCH, 6: +. II. GIEIN
all first class boats, and commanded by experienced and
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect, at Galena, with the ST. Louis
Gacna daily line Of steamers, which line connects at
Rock Is!anl with the Chicago Il Rock Island Railroad
This C"mpaEys Boats being L. 5. Mall Steamers
punctuaiity eau be confidently relied upon.
Freight shipped ut ST. Lnuis between st. Louis and
Gaiena, the ST. Louis AMI aena line boats to points
above Galena, VIII be rcsh.pped at Gaena char
Tor drayage Or :or:-ar'ng, and without delay.
The Railroad between Galena Chicago, connecting
with the various Eastern Roads. IS completed with
IN few miles of Galena, and the unfinished portion Of
the Road stocked with comfortable stare-coacles.
b. II. CAMPBELL, & CO, Agents, Galeta.
Calcna, March -, 1854 tf3O
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EDRESERyES of all kinds extra fine Worcestershire
sauce; Catsups assorted Oysters and sarlines; in
fact every thing in the Grocery line be found No
4, next door TO Fulerton's, on Fort street.
w DOwNER
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DIED,
At Fond du Lac, Lake Superior, April %, Mrs z. 4.
ROGERS, wife of Mr.. f. Rogers, of Grant Co., Wis.
DI Z D.,

First Alton Lime Of the Season.
100 BARRELS Fresh Alton Lime, received per
lOOSteam Grey Cloud, and for sale BY
35dtf BASS, BORUP d co., Lower Levee.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
For the Milli0nl

I'D PRESLEY IS now in st. Louis purchasing the
IL largest stock Of Goods brought this place,
to which he would respectfully call the attention Of his
many friends and customers. Great Inducements are Of
fered those who wish to buy cheap. Please step in
and examine prices and quality, and although NJ Presley
may be absent, you will always find Mr.. Oliver Arseno
ready and wiling TO wait upon those who may favor MN
with call Being anxious dispose Of their present
stock for the one expected shorty,
great bargains will be gven His stock consists IN part
Of the following articles HAMS Shoulders, Egss But
ter Com Mes Flour of every brand Cheese, Oysters,
Sardnes, lard great many other articles too
merous to mention. b. PRESLEY,
whole Retail Dealer, at the large Brick Building,
Third street, st. Paul.
April % 1854 1888
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!. L. BURBANK

- - BURBANK c. r. WHITNEY &
]. G. BURBANK g. CO..
STOR1GE. FORWHRDLN-G IND com.
.MISSIO.N' MERCHANTS.
GrOcers, and Dealers in Grain and Provtsion.
Vhaf Boat, St. Paul, Minnesota
SHPPERS and Consig.ees will find 1t 10 their Ipters.,
~ TO do business with Us, the expense Of iabof and
Grayage is saved.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W A German, Henry N Rice, W
Il Marshal. Co, Alex Wikin, ST. Paul; Il Csmpbell
and Co.. George Campbell, Lorain and Co, Harris
anu Co. eaiena; Otis West, Sass, st. Louis.
~ Mark packages care Of u. d Cos, Upper Landing.
ST. Paul, VI. +.
April ~ 1854 tf3g
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Kellogg e. Kinney,
Wholesle and Retail Grocers
AND PROVISION DEALERS,I

AND PROVISION DEALERS,i
Fdrrngion's Building, 81. anthony ST. the stand re-
Gently occupied bye. D. Fillmore.
"E have purchased the entire stock of Mr.. Fillmore,
w AMI will continue the same line business his
old stand. The present stock will be sold at per
advance the original New York ST. Louis prices
in order TO make room for New Goods, which will
rive within few weeks. We intend 10 be regularly sup
piled with everything, new am, fresh the Family Gro
Gerry AMI Provision line, and will be thankful for
share OF public patronage. We .are determined
toners shall find fault neither with goods price
April 1, 1854 t29 KELLOGG & KINNEY.
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Notice,

IA, / NOTICE is hereby given, that the books fer
subscription TO million dollars OF the
.S&SgSSCapital Stock of the Minnesota AMI North
western Nail Road Company, will be opened smultane-
ou-y. On Monday the first day of May at the Office
the Bank OF the Republic in the city of New York,
Messrs. Borup and Oakes ST. Paul, Minnesota Ter
ritoTy Ten cent. OF the subscribed is reqir-
cd to be paid in specie at the time of subscription
AI.EX. RAMSEY,
q. W. BILLINGS,
G. B. RAYMOND,
New York, April 5, 1854 2w32 Committee.
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"AV1NG laid in very heavy stock OF every thing 1,
II IL our lne-we now prepared TO accommodate tn
people in advance of the opening Of viyaon, ard u:
usual summer rates.
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Notice.
McCLOUDS g. WALKER,

MCOAOCD ID u w 1AbAG1V3
ITAv T. opened afsl are still opening large assort-
IL ment OF goods in their line, consisting in part
every article in the OF
BUILDING HfRDW.HRE
Housekeeping articles, Guns Powder Fasks Shot Pouches
and Prussian Caps, etc.
Fine Assortment Of Fishing Tackle
Spades, Shoveis, Forks, Rakes, Sewers s,rawCu,
tersJ xf Saws, Circular Saws, Eross-Cut Saws ETC.
fine assortment Of Cafpe htefs' Tools, add vari-
ETY. of articles too numerous to menon all Of which will
be sold low fci CASH Nay Il, dit
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ANOTHER PRINTING PEEss-Thc Excelsior
brought up another printing press, which the
officers of the boat informed us belongs to Gov.
German. Wonder if his Eyccllcncy isn't going
to have an "organ'' all TO himself?
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Chairs.

Cu1lfS.
VA have large lot of CHAIRS, which VIC will dis.
w pose OF UPON reasonable terms.
CASTNElt, ulSELEY &
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THE INFLUENCE OF THE KNOw-NOrHrNGs-
There was recently holly contested election
at Bridgeport, Connecticut, fer State Repre-
sentative to supply a vacancy. Phlo T. Bar
mum and Rev. Mr.. Siniat were the candidates
When the polls were counted, great was the as
constituent at discovering that Thomas H. Oak
", whose name had never been mentioned for
that office. publicly, bad been elected by ma
jiority of $780, Where the tickets came from, or
who voted them remains complete mystery.
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New Millinery Goods.
M r. 8. MI a T " Z NJ

HAS Just received her NEW SPRING STYLES OF
IL Bonnets manufactured expressly at on. OF first
French Milenery establishments in New York,--which
for variety, ncness of maeria elegance Of style, has
never been equallcd in this market They comprise a
rich and varied assortment Of SILK, Grape, Lawn, Lace,
Legho-n, and Straw Bonnes Of Descriptions and
prices lower than be found elsewhere in the Terri
tory.
Also, style of Silk ard Embroidered Capes,
Fans, shell and other Combs, Se,cing SILK, Thread,
Needless Pins. and other article usually kept in
MILLINERY Establishment.
Dresses made at short notice, and cut after the latest
spring patterns.
THIRD STREET, NEAR ROBERTS.
May u, 1854. dtf
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FIN FOR rO-NIGHT.-Wc call attention to the
card of Stones Metropolitan Nightngalcs, who
hold forth at Market Hall this evening. They
are considered by those who have heard them
as well worth the attention of those fond of real.
hearty fun.
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SALE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA PyBIC WORKS.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has signed
the bill authorizing the sale o! the main line OF
the Public Works of that State for ten millions
of dollars. But it is now doubtful whether the
State will be able to find purchaser-thc Di-
rcctors Of the Central Railroad Line having, it
is said, refused to enter into negotiation.
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~ \ prospectus is out for the Sank Ra-
pids Frontiersman--a weekly paper at the
County seat of Benton County. Mr.. Jeremiah
Russell, an old and wcli-informed citizen of
Benton, is to be its conductor. That important
section of the Territory needs local paper
much, and We hope the Fronticrsman's days
may be many and prosperous
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RARE WEATIIER.-At little after two
o'clock of Tuesday morning, it was showing
quite briskly afterwards it commenced to rain
st. Louis Rep,.d., 4th inst.
We had none of tlrat up here, although so far
May has held herself at much lower tempera
ture than did April.
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66IIP the Rivef," by T. W. Shelton, just receiv-
u tat W. G. LIE Dues Bookstore.
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10 1t was thought when the G;,lcna left
L;alena that the Nominee would be repaired in
time to leave on Thursday evening If SO, she
Will be the packet going down to-day.
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A Large assortment of RoSerS and S Brooks finest
"A knives for sale at q LIE DUC'S Bookstore