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ALWAYS KEADY-FINE CABINET fURNl-
~ TURE housesseriue goods All farcT t-t'ra,as =
e1s.Te w.reroins marble tuins 80 . Bssuta '-rs
dOos below cole srs vaaEe say NaY. sos "a Se
TT . q Il! sires s.d srsd Of so:ss beds saak bed
sns arFeses sAn aud oval chine d's1ef ild
tea ssis cutlery a.ve. wsIe. .an' Ha e. esosa
al ofwheA ~ b. SOD cheap for cash Az good warranted 70 eve
entire -as.siast.ou
UNANEL.D COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNI-
IL TURF MATHEWS STACY. Nq- So 50 50 Brosd~ay
who medal a. he As TAR q re Aneies, iIs
sors in SewYoik ts suites Of Ens1esd Ch.nser utn
ture. esPsetiliy nsite ineI 90 ~ So te.S 49, de-
s1.Hse .hs, FA rage .ae len S s ~ H.. So, P.i
is,-s. Pao~s Aad Bo,ssss fsou 80
ENAMELED FURNTrURE.-Buyerso of this fash
l. rss style Of unsFr ~ 'pis s ssA So ~ fas
tsfee door Broadway NBrhs trade and shippers sup
plsd as usual
EOI pSMTTH's PATENT NOTORIOUS PoRTA-
" bLF WATER CLO>t fr-Ar- hisay recommend by the
Medea t,euy No ',riy hosd r. rAos sSe en-; Can ''S ,'
NEW PAPER HANGlNGS.-THOMAS JONES.
~ ss Grsndt q SgaSs New York N,sa,e.
alr and Import! Of PAES HASS5Ss eG mink , T,Ss
om nsruiseulers in Earo- With tue oe o.,
% w.. y; r,ns io private residences hotels public bald
ion, bsnk bouss Offices. Sc &c Al res 'A WI ss S.
E5s1 The S'' Paper H'n-' ''''''' '-- : NY
OFFICE FURNITURE and BEDSTEADs.-WM
frRS hTf EXTENSIONS IsLEs I'D 1sPS. loi the Ns~
England B,e.iesd S9mfsry MsrssS'n M III ''''
DORTABLE aud EASY CHAIRS of every Kind
1 q, cam C,la Gardens Nesndss &c. The trade sGg piled
; HARRISON son. Msnufaesurets,
No $50 West 2tih-st. llrh ~ and North RIVER
nFFRIGERATORS. ICE BOXES, &c.-At the
II Faeioiv No Broadway Gothic iis btsenn Mt Inquire
In the War house fs. doom y B-Pcs - 10" A. F
in The city IS each mon $50 with dOo' from
10 "~o " ~ r TUNIS MORRELL.
CCHOOL FURNITURE.-The subscriber invites
- the attention Committees Teachers and others % his IN
CHAIRS also. Teachers Desks aud ChAr- Ia
hs Chairs with bskets alta he'd for infant ar. Book
Drs &c his Factory No "a Gtoyes where ne
manufacturing the above aTtees Bank All snnas
Houss Desss made 70 order. X IAtON.
CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES.-A large assert
- ment constantly hand and made order Case carefully
o's ,s.rs tak.u N exeharre. bv B. X PEBBLES
No l2i Grsudst.. three doors cast OF br'adSav
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HLsEY II. LEEos, Aueiloaee.-By IT, H. LgEOs a Co.
Y'Hls DAY at IL o'clock, M front of the Store no.
i 10 Nsssu+t. HORSES. 4 fos BAY SADDLE-HoEsE
nz and tall stylish driver sDd quiet IN hsras Or no.
der ssedi. Also, sT nas D-HORsE fet y- ar,sf;
Wsran'ed and lind Together Hi handr hst snir
ns WAGON tn properly Of private gentleman who osJ
cells flr wan Of
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r. A CHiLTos Aucfioneer
n EDIND,rnDX r 81 .HDEG &c

A ChiLTos Ancfi0neet cy,,rr,
DERENPTORY SALE Of Ga ACRES Of VALUA-
Il BILE LAND in the HEART Of SOUTH BROOKLYSM MC
IION-COLE Chiffon VII sell Al Auction THURSDAY.
Nay - lf - o'clock a. the MerLAufs New foI
81 Of Land luppod " slss Gbes ~
iu City Los Of Ground, lying the blocks bonded By Cs
President Ceon Saskfti Desw hens nd Po~esst- snd ts
4h Brooklyn. Adsubetrack Railroad being ba %
thcBEh which will make yslae
building pUlr1s.s largo portion sfne money
bond FOR apply the
ANetisrs.rs. so 20 Nss.au.st y. Y
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Ecnsrs 10 Get.

A BROADWAY STORE to LET or LEASE-l50
IA feet deep Inquire ~ Ne 701 Broadway
BROADWAY STORE 70 LEr.-The lower part Of
- the spacious bUns - Broadway. the Of Morris
Ct VIII be altered and arranged salt the oesupss Il b ns With
,n two minutes vtk Of Ws: IL the the
teh eofoushfse IN the immediate vicinity Of Demoncos Hotel
desirable location
ASo TO LET several hue OFFICES 10 suites snsly In the
ssoe oouohs .ne m the adjoining Mos Apply
sfoftokp, rILESroN a Co. No 50 BroSiwsy.
l1OlNlR1 RESIDENCE to LET for TIE SEA-
500 .se and sonyeuien HOUSE nth surrounding
ShoNNps and oOIhOtSEs near the village o: vn
l. shout ns from New york Lons S9gnd
Aeeesshie Nefs times BY s,eab,., 60 For
terms and gs''eclan spPy 70 W EASTMAN No as Bre.d.
Nay, NewYoTt. Roon No 10 w. 49, '-
4 ,OIIAoES at RAVENsWO0D to LET.-Two
Aroomy convenient COTTAGES with front v.,,. 80
rrS 81 Lower RsvensvcoA within hunaaysra. sf 49,.
the h.f h,,r
sers 10 " w. ss B,o0kn Apply HARRis n-s
~' rsra'''. OF hAsFis& Co. No q Pea alp N,- Yors
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TOR sAIE-Wthin fifteen minutes walk Of Green
uieh stAf,on New Hsrea RA-ro- IN CDrrA z D FL
LIMOS viii GARDEN PLATs- ff.oss $50 I'D $40 Pc
son The u; of Ju-s APy - B PECh, JL. 1eiT ~
rvsr
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SECtBE ONE of those DESIRABLE LOTS IN

- CLARENC ~ LILLE l. IOny +lo. payable la inst 4aeu.
s5 moHthA s,cord drawing Of gh beautiful l. s viii
fGks place tfrclcsv vi h.4t iI lt4s1.
a NeE \ Ba0kl su. and
cttfi, New lok ~ DE Lafg iHd R1ad Fro N a 2ir
sescT Of STAGE, -l. l4aly pl-f tn ge TIE
stl'tis ere ell uadea aId pllsd with nc.snia nam na
rad oHs- oui aud ~
The place j. G..o sulFd with pubic fual- hs the
IT, dds At h-s, he srbc bf
ing and beau fn houses r Ga vii be-
dawn M ~ the su-ot lots and the fIua drawers viii
Isuse ana Lot ~ iAe oi the lfi Al her. this
l. chance gt hons' nd 20 near fhc g. % De a
rud 81 tiet aAtd 'ssuusu 90 this perty before
vufchfsg For hat purpose he
h. TLrday at 2 NJ grd fickrs De bad
% he oIce OF hf rndfr-rfd PECAkE. ~. TO- ser..
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Is. a CaILroS. AnetioDeer
GALE Of PROPERTY on sth-ay. and On 4-th-st., by
- q the supreme Court unesr H. direction u murray Hoa
nan. Jr. Retree-COLE CEILTOG will sell A. saooa
WEDNESDAY, Nay g. SSs at y O'clock At the Merchants ~
charge;
TWO LOTS or GROUND with TWO TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSES and OUT BUILD thereon the westerly de
of efh.av.. iefwfs 9TH aud isfh.'s.
Ao SIX GORE LOTS the soohery 's u i2hs; bsvess
lcth md 18th avs esch having sbozI 25 Zee. front 4stt
Fo mars, and psrulsfs apply he Aurtouees, No "
Nassau 20 JUDAhs DICKINSON, Attorneys. No Val
(cOl
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Jns.ructiou.


BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG Ia
~ DIS No "a West S4iA-st tie 7thsv; Misc.
kOHR. PrneT.is
n GORRIN, PROFESSOR Of the SPANISH
W LANGUAGE. las REMOVED 10 No III DECATUR
PLACE. f7ihs;l
FRANKLIN ACADEMY-BOARDISG-
n / J NILS. Principal
Circulars with BARNES Co No 81 John o. .nd JAS MONT
GOMERi. Jr Nc. IS Froni-si y l.
NJ OUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
Ail TuTE, Ne 2s iihs o. WsshinTensuar- feu.aee No
is AacGousa. -. AeSs CLARKE FASSiSG Prncip.s CON
the eleventh MONDAY
H. 1854 Pupils from 70 D y-ss Of s.ged fran tAy
tetus Catalogues q paseGlass lad ~ the Instlssis
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HEsRy h LEEDS AGcuon"er-By II u. LEgos n so
ON TIL RSDAY and FRIDAY. MAY y aud q. a

HLhNN n IttD3 AlrtlI nHff- n y IItI'
On TIL RSDAY and FRIDAY, May % aud Is, at
VIE ooek a. The store No - Nssale - sga?,o 3 PAN.
BAS1FR sTArUARY, FANCY GOODS. &c this s,sn
Marble Iousn. Orec'sn krruscau, Bartzio Hebe,
Roman Tazxls Ufas.
Csd Receiver Jewel Csske Cendelcks Papor Weglts, &c
Also s'ledd Marble Statues, rIregentas Venus this Bath.
PsycLe Guild With Most, &c
ALABAsInA Of magnde Aaba.,er Staustte-
last resi,e from Ttaly comprising he Mskd.n he saps
tcr Of worlmnnslp OIL red for sale 10 hi, unry. Nos
AID Cid Cleopatra Venus at The Bath, Apollo Bsv dere aud
Others equally tne.
PARas G6oosA large invoice Of Perisn ss'g-s compiling
tie following suhiec Venus the Bath Magdalen Woode1s.
Seasons Pesee and War. Despair Agriculture, Com
SILVER PLATED WARE-Superb heavily PLACED Gators L1nof
Stands Self Cels Toast Rack Cake Blfets ouz Bowl. le
Ssfs ard Cups about $50 Table rad DssH
aud Spoons and Teaspoon Of hona5s s
being he balance Of the stock - elebaed Importer
dc business and the best Of silver plate Osrnaa
silver.
PAPER aAoHE CooDs-work Tables inlad with pssdi Csa'
Portfolios. -
All good the city will De- packed the best na
nsT, End a. small expense BY SznoT PsndohDi lfA-
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V,HE EAsT NEW.YOKK AID UNIOyyTTJE

Il COMPANY-lC MILLER General Assrt No. lej Broad
wsyAe eel LOIS psyen; AID oan money
fer hu k-st Ntwh RI cJui-- City Brook aid
meet beautifully located L. bss schools churches
rovifs Iaficy and easy snd che4pof yA Ou
bus rts 20 Efsi New ok iu Feck aud Fulton FsrT-
End hGod c south Ferry A the Ayrnu Railroads
o. Construction he built. there vii Je
those thofol 81 fares a. East New-YOrk
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11V1'7 H-II.I@. . - V1 911V
La-trtt conner u and lJtht. each Lot HxloO
TWO LOTS - lie south Of dsy and lithst. each
L. -aAilS ,et
ONE LOT south ..ie Of li.~t near 1sv adjoining the
above. ) ef rs 10 Zee Ilcha-.
TWO LOTS ID between l4th srd i5h esch Lot 21lis
feS.
-FOUR LOTS the southeast p 2 a. coras
Lof ~ f,tf other hree -s-so fcf' each.
Ten LOIS r0h e iAs: between Isi and 2lsvS each
L.
FOUR LOTS or '0ahsa'; sosr Of iha7 AID lists; each Lot
TES LOTS nork zie O. loci and TEN LOTS
sae OF olt - II Of above between "a anu jt ch LIT
5 fee; ~ hl.; lie block.
Al q hc ltcvs LOTS VII Be sod low and Apply
tIRlSTiE NELSON y. 10 ENchsuEs-plaoe
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE-SlX
LOIS .si-sv, between I'd 2h aguie he otes
Of The Empire Iron Work foot Of kssi .-th SLOAN LEO
GETT.
g 02n-Or Sl{ an ACRE, for an excellent
W ~oV Farm u !t- Acrls In he West under Iysri1n
wsa Of - yesF location Eost desirable Apply to
Box, Ne. IL TlibcIe Ofee.
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CVPERICR COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Or will


'I'IE tONSlKl tIlON OF the BkDOhLlN CITY
i RAILROAD. now going together with the Water
W,ris Improvement Go be bull. East SevYork
otoCJ make FAST NEW YORK aud UsIONNILLE LOTS
he ceIlte is he Of capital other
the United States E New Hrk aious The City Of Brookyu
hss clucis schools SC and famed for the unrvaed
beauty snd advarses Of s location Il easy and cheap
a. 81 h9un - jht Terms Of payment Free
.Dr. MONDAY snd THU RSDAN Apply 20 CHAs r. MILLER
Nc. i9s Broadway.
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STAT situated he Delaware River 81 Burlington. n j.
eriar ~ eScesut Building Fu tburdlnce. l. IN
odef rreties, places tn
ctrrulics-ou with p. -de BY and
every hour II. pur hle uo1ey Appz J.
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EOR SALE-c5 acres OF excellent LAND. com
rsrdu-. r-artsc~u of ne Hr1-oa Terms. 0zethr3
e.h OH nd ss il city basae= bond I'D mortgage
@ I-1t
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w III, Ille in,d TO call aud examine orr splendid
co. PANO-FURI ES-smoug them those truly
.umeuf. which r,cs,,d THREE PRIZE MEDALS a. tao
WORLDS FAR, srd which pronounced by Jury
beet exhibition Having lately greatly enlarged
facilities shall b" enabled keep pace with the
ad demand sud h all orders with pr0mpttude
Irices moders.e. GROVESTEEN * TRUSLOW.
No > Broadway. adjoining 81 Nichoias Hotel
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Rcal Gstatc for Sale.


On the no. N SIDE of hf between Is; and sV a double
House aud Los Ground win Fruit
Shiuilsv bath
fnc and bull express the Apply opposite
the premises J. " UM>EI Suffolk Bsuk Nassau
tra( +fa
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NIYFRS's ADDITION to the VILLAGE OF NEW

W TOWHThfee Hundred los in this b. antfa place VI be
The ow a. 80 90 : 30 per o OF
uafn Newiowu Is one Of large s1d GouEhus
vii the .tua ID on tn York and Fna
Railroad he Th-s L,f- high able
srl viii Ic. tsua gsdr bling Of th- mls- Al. l
tie Island viii be rnhanc q fr0
upon .iou the n road July FOR
ful sIticulas ineuTf thr Esa L-tsi. Office u
4 " 49, Nm
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- TAN ELEGANT HOUSE. lately bai.t with tine
aud hed in wh brick om The New Bruu.S
pep0s Nc-Iey banks RaIau. and
magnificent There twenty Of Land, part Of which
" orchards
n full heaTus With the property vii be sold the FUR
NlTURk. sCOW HORSE and CARRIAGE. * For farther
particulars siry u. MORGAN. 10 Metropolitan Baak Bald
Ing Cpl
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7 OTIS for sALE-At the Beautiful Village of GOOD

IL WA1ER. the Long Island K4old, 81 mile. ION WINS
bu feTues; miles tom south trry Brooklyn Iefe Rail
t whoh reached half a. hour Twelve
c.ytle cents each OniOI- Lnes
within uuisS w6k Of the place II l. IN dry,
and yery The 10 hood first c4s- Thi
or,rd 81 Low Piece aud Fay Terms is m rising 10 value Il
advantages which u the OF
abl. Faules Gent New FORK
moner yrgpd gv'obaes vAo vii wPyore Appts 20 j.
PlCKERSGlLL o " NJ PHILLIPS No Bro1d-st New York
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Groveland Garden and Nursery

Between st. Paul and ST. Anthony, near the HALFWAY
House.
TuNIIE subscribers would invite the attention of ~
u those who wish fruit trees TINS ssSs$5a
fall the coming spring, to their stock of trees
that have been growing i'll the Territory -z.-
years. In connection with the Scott Nursery al
Davenport, Iowa, they prepared l all orders for
either standard dwrf trees of and descrp
on that Will be required for this climate, together with
Currants Gooscberres, Graveviues etc. Also, anything
In the ornamental line, such as Roses, Dahas. Phoye-
various kinds of Towering plants usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
to fruit eH,belli>h their grounds. As
a sufficient quantity hand to supply the de-
mand, hope to receive orders early this Fall,
make up the deficiency the Nursers in Davenport
where expect to spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed ie at the Of j. +. Fullerton St
Paul. l.. NJ. FORD 4 CO.
st. Paul, Oct. 10, 1853 5y
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

TIME propretors Of Cathcart addition, hold themselves
in readiness to give good and sunicent Deeds to each
lot in their part the lie Sueur, on the
Minnesota river, free nf charge, to all actual settlers
will improve them within the next six MONTHS by put
ting houses thereon; and also to sell the adjoining lots
reasonable price, TO be agreed upon before the first
deed is given. The above is the County Seat Of
lie SUeur county.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Agent, st. Paul.
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower st. Paul

Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower ST.. Paul
On LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
Il OO ing. have just been laid and offered
sale hundred dollars each Such opportunity
invest On s{eclaon, has rarely offered. These lots
nearly opposite PIGS Eye Bar, which has for the last
scaons "ructcd in degree, navigation to the
sent landing. And it is not too much say, that is
the point where the main shipping business of this grow
iHs city the West will ultimately he done. II only
needs the erection warehouses beginning,
AMI al once the prosperity of the city will point in that
direction And 1t is TO give it that beginning, that this
inducencnt is held ont to CAPITALISTS.
Other valuable real property iii and st. PAUL for
sci. by the proprietor. Enquire of
l.. {. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PIERSE.
St. Paul, Nov. 10. 1Sj3-9-6m
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GENERAL AGENCY,
wASuJNcTnN n r.

MERRILL, COWLES & Co.,
Uho'esale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps,
Ydnkee Notions, &C..
No. 1874 Main street, Galena, Illinois.
VAIE have Just opened the largest and most extensive
w stock American and Foreign Dry Goods ever
offered the West which offering at Chicago and
ST. prices, and less than have ever been sold In this
market.
Our facilities for purchasing such that We are ena-
bled to get goods low they can be bought by the
largest Eastern Houses. We are buying our American
goods direct the and being connected
with in New York, and one Of the firm constantly
in the market, shall at all times have full stock and
at the lowest market prices.
We offer bats, but customers depend at all
times upon buying goods Of at small advance from
cost and transportation and find in stock every
variety and style Of goods suited to the market.
Merchants who have been In the habit OF vtsitne the
Eastern cities, ST. Louis and Chicago, may depepd upon
finding large stock and at as low prices as can DC
found elsewhere.
We ask an examination Of stock before going East
Galena, October i, 1853 OHIO
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

NHE subscribers hereby give notice that they
Il engaged in establishing extensive NURSERY
AND COMNERCIAL GARDEN, III the Vicinity nf ST.
Paul. They have now On hand small supply of Appie,
Pear and Cherry both dwarf ami standard Ounce
trees; grape vines Currints. etc. Also 20 varieties Of
choice varieties Of Pacones. Lilies PhoXes,
Crysanth hcmlun-, Flower erinS almonds, Snow-ba Snow
berry, WeepingWiiiow. Mountain Ash, Ahhea-, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
desirouS of purchasing Of the above ati-
cles may leave their orders at establi>hm ut two
miles Of the city, at thc'Amercan House III ST.
Paul. We shall be able fill any orders for standard
dwarf trees next f2l from our nursery in Indiana.
MERRIFELD NEWTON.
April so. 1S53-33tf
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EUREKA CITY, MINNESOTA.
Snn TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in this and i'm
sJUU proving Town. EUREKA. situated at the head
OF navigation on the Minnesota river, presents decidedly
greater advantages than other nearer
Paul, and with country fast filling up, the farming
tcress being well represented. part beautiful
country give greater inducements to those wishing
investments. Large Lots whole Blocks upon
very reasonable terms.
WM. BREWSTER.
Sept. 2l.-3t2. 81 and Wabashaw.
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SALE STABLE.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of the public
l. to this establishment, where keep contaiitly on
hand for SALE the best variety OF horses suitable for fam
cy, carriage, draft the saddle Persons having hor
dispose of will find to their advantage to call
keep the only establishment of the kind in ST. Paul, and
knowledge of the market Will enable NE to procure
fair prices for which may be lett IN my care have
always tho best feed for horses, and am always
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT x CO.,
Third street, opposite Ca;hcart, Kern Cos. store.
July 30 1S53-i6tf.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

r wish to close out the Lumber in my Yard, which
thoroughly dry, and Will be sold at the pce oi Heen
also. a large LOT Of dyy Flooring, J. W. BA3S
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LAND, NEAR ST. PAUL,

On ACRES of land within 1 Ii miles Of Warren &
CU Winslow's addition.
30 Acres fine Bottom Land,
about two miles from ST. Paul. the Mississippi river.
beautiful farm bordering lake, few miles from
the City of st. Paul. HENRY MCKENTY.
Sept. "a, 1S53-2-3m
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Martin ID. Clark,
RCHITECT & RIJJLDER. would

a inform the citizens of ST. Paul and surrounding
country, that he is prepared To do kinds Carpenter
and Joiner work that may be intrused to his care, with
neatncs despatch, and n the latest styles of Arch
tecture stair building. For plans and sccicatiois
the above his residence Fort Having
devoted his time for years to his business in the
East feels assured that he give satisfaction to all
who NAV favor him with their patronage. 2-I7y
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BOOK, AMPHLET, GARD,
and Circular Job Printing.

HE MINNESOTIAN OFFICE having recent
= ly been furnished with a large quantity OF new
printing Materal of the latest and improved STYLES,
the proprietors are happy TO inform the public the they
are prepared to. Job Work of all kins and in all COL
OTIS, from quarto volume or mammoth poster down to
an Apothecary's Label, in neater and expeditions
maner than can be performed by any other Office in the
Territory Having purchased and put successful ope
ration.
MAGICAL GARD PRESS,
Capable OF printing 1900 TO 1900 cards per hour they
enabled TO execute this kind Of work in much better
manner than they have heretofore been enabled TO do
and more expedltiousy, and Fifty per cent cheape
hdn any other Office in the Territory can afford.
Having also added a STANDING PRESS among
our late improvements, (Which other office in the Ter
rtoy has are enabled TO all kinds of Blanks
oHeuiafs NH Heads etc, usually printed Cap Post
paper in Superior Manner.
As The subscribers Practical Printers, and expect
to make thor living by their professi0n they employ
none but the most Competent Workmen, and superin-
tend all work entrusted 10 their themselves, and
allow nothing TO leave their hands executed in
Workmanlike Manner.
For the same reasons, they happy To inform the
public, that they have made arrangements furnished
with all Eew specimens Of type they are out
and that 1t will be their pride and ambition keep their
Job Department in advance Of their coIemporares and
with the
Improvements Of the Age.
stock of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Past ham
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OfIice--Third Street, below Cedar
W. B. HASELTISE. Z. BEN
HASELTINE g. BENT,

Dealers in
Hides. Leather Tanners Oil, and Shoe,nn-
ker's Findings, Philadelphia CaIf and Kip;
Also, French Calf and Patent Leather.
NO. 206. MAIN STREET. ST. LOUIS, MO-.
(Betwecn Virginia and Missouri Hotels)
The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides.
August l3, lSo3-iStf
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Blacksmithing

OF all kinds executed with ncatness and dispatch, at
~ the corner Of 9th and Broadway streets.
sep 4tt l.. II. GRIFFIN.
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To persons desiring Standard or Dwarf Fruit
Trees. Shrubbery. Plants, &c.
NIIE undersigned have published catalogue, which
may be obtained at the counting of MessrS Rcy X
May, with whom orders may be cft, at their nursery
one mile and half west from the residence of II. NJ.
Rice. MERRiFlEiD y NEWTON.
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Improvements OF the Age,

stock of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap
Flat Cap, Folio Post, &C., hand for printing. Ais
Printing cards of different kinds, sizes and colors.
Nov. II, 1859. OWENS MOORE
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Origin Of the China Reb elliOn.

The Rev. Mr.. Tyson Yates. an American Bap-
tist Missionary ut Shanghae. has sent home the
following account, which he believes TO be the
true origin of the present movement in China.
We copy from the Indeneudent =