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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-31
by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auosioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
Monday afternoon, April 3D. at O'Clock,
premises shall sell Of lots . 3 and in ISL front
south Virginia
with consisting handsome
and kitchen. rs
This property handsomely the pleasant and
dy-improvng part OF the island.
Title indisputable. tfH sH Ht 4
fourth residue eightsen
months, for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
- @e@ JAs. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 30-d Auctoneer.
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VINC PA1NTsThe subscribers having appointed agents
OF tho New Jersey Zinc Company, for the sale OF
ans prepared TO execute orders for description
bic in Baltimore the conany prices, and the liberal
r
The white paint il warranted pure unsurpassed by any
other article IN Iii sold either dry
Tho brown zinc is made only from New
extensively used protection to iron other etac surfaces
II ID cheap and economical paint
The brown color durable covering
depots, BRIDGES &C. The consumption
has given entire pstisfacti0n. III ~'.I
All the paints manufactured by the Of the highest
ceence important
applied their lhey
keep so and csh the length
this respect they are superior TO any others in market
.= JOHN SULLIVAN 4 SONS, Agents,
No. Camden st., baltimore.
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NEW xrixIN0 GOODs.-wiiiam Tucker, merchant tailor
IN Pennsylvania between
method returning his sincere thanks HIS
pssrsns snd out OF Congress for bea
inpsm Diem that he has from
opeHas Of the elegant spring
aed goods he hiss o he public
An whsrh viii BE- executed his
notice. Call and
Mar lo-3uwtwn WILLIAM TUCKER
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WANTED TO rent immediately, comfortable dwell
ling house, good neghborhood containing
rooms with ktcen &c location in the First Second wards
preferred. ##s s..F= al.@ .
Wanted the LIST of November well
dwelling parors chambers, dining rooms
Kitchen stabe The house
and bath fixtures, and the locally unoljecuonabe -
having either of
leaving written description of the property
price, before Wednesday the 29h instant
scrbar. JAS. {. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2o-d Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
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INVENTOHS.The 0fhce Protective
tionaI Union 9TH street, opposite porco Of The
Once l'sr.TrI II.
Office ready and solicit patents
for is members, with all possible despatch. ~
model chop will be
can be mx the shortest
invited call office, desired in
be bad in regard the objects Unonu
All be addressed where prompt
will he given them. =
Central Office, Washington, ID. q.
r. O. CLAYTON,
gH President of Inventors Protective National Union
lar lS-dIy
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
IL a. Kxyy-y.pn Cospopr ".


January W, 1854
sRi series OF experiments conducted by
esse during the past three all The psnt
the discovery paint by
the New Jersey Zinc Company perfect protection
against the nvasrs OF the
c whilst no other paint preparation Of kind combines
effect
am preparing full important subject the
Bureau of ards and Docks Washington with
co@pste set-s OF specimens plates which
were covered win the different paints and
exposed ake for an eufe
yard all VI which illustrates uvn
uabs qualities and decided superiority paint over
You beny give full publicity above stated facts.
which are OF too much Importance and
commercial world. -
am, respectfully, your obedeni servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector U. =. Navy yard, Gospor Va
To G. T. DrrsoLD, President N. j. Zinc Co., N. X.
orucr oy N. Y. Asp LIVERPOOL IT, s. MAn srrAnsnr Co,
January 81, 1854
The stramer OF this
ucturcd BY the New Jersey Zinc Company
proved iis decided superiority NIL other paints
Mar 2s-dam EDWARD X COLLINS, Agent
ny y. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
u EAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN-ou Tuesday afternoon April
IL llih, auction shall sell and III in
No i3< fronting los feet inches New Hampshire
ss feet inches aorh and 55 i7t
Terms
BY order Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
J. G. MCGUIRE,
Mn1--d Aucuopeer.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-30

Arrive at Pembia by 6 p IN on the 3Oth day
Il same month.
Leave Pembina al 6 m ON the frs, d,y q,
each month.
Arrive at Swan River by s D IN on the 3Oth
day OF same month.
Proposals to commence at Fort Ripley are in.
vted.
IChangcd by emitting Long Paririe.l
'f'zo From Reeds Landing, by Red Wing and
Hastings, To Mendoia, 50 mile, and back
once IA week.
Arrive AT Mendoza next day by 6pm.
Leave Reeds Landing Monday at am.
Leave Mendoza "Wednesday N.
arrive at Reeds Landing next day hy 6pr.
lCon"ences at Reeds Landing instead
Nelson's Landing, and ends at Mendoza
instead Of Fort Smelling.
iloZ2 From Point Douglas u Saltwater, % mi 'es
aud back, once Il week.
Leave Pom, Douglas Tuesday, AT s a m.
Arrive at Saltwater same day by Bpm
Leave Saltwater "Wednesday a, sam
Arrive a, Point Douglas same day by :, n m.
lourialod by ending at Saltwater, instead
OF Sii.ouis river; distance ~ miles instead
OF lis miles,
Special Offices in Minnesota 10 be supplied for
their proceeds, limited 20 a sum named hy
the bidders in each ease.
Minneapolis, Excelsior. and ChauhaSscn from
Falls Of St. Anthony and Henderson, 30
miles and back. once a week
for form Of bid, guarantee, ana certificate, and
Tor instructions, requirements, Sc Sc bidders are
referred TO the general advertisement, dated January
9, 1854. LANES CA,lPRTIJ
oo-t"' POSTMASTER General.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-30

rgE RTTAYs.--Bancrof, the historian, sa, s
'h- pur ans established worship purely spiritual.
Ts...s he clements remained bot bread and wine :
. iat he'd ~ SAINTS; they raised altar; they
l.'-.i d. -c.rciGx; they kissed book they asked
a. aa. ,~f,a; they paid no tithes; they saw in the
mics. l.ihng more than man. The church :
' -. .i .,usshp Was them bit a meeting house /;
.. ..- II, graves IN conscc.aied earth. Unlike
....-1, cry ths, mrnicd without minister, and
. .-.i tie deaf ~i;hOdt prayer.
l.r1FGEs ~ TIN UNIrTp SrArEs.-ln the
,. ..,. liied States aud the Territories there are
.-t g. ..cs with 1851 teachers aud q, 80 pupils.
I. s,iin' income j.: from cnloNmcnl, : l52 81
cessation. Si5.4S5, pnhic funds >isl,5i9; other
s..r,-s POI 1S1-total, s ,ti6,62s
As TaPIRE RUINFp ny WAR.-rhe public
f.. a.. iustia is stated Al over $500 ,00o,003, at
,r. r. NJ time-annual deficit IA its iLcone al
t1l DO.
Nieacs amasscd ~ haste will diminish bat those
.- d b, had, aaI Ii'c BY little, wiz increase
..s,
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q DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ST PAUL AND CALENA--Leaves st. Paul, Mon
GAYS and Fridays, ~ o. \ M.ArrNes at StPaui. Tues
day = and saturday > AT |, p NJ.
through mail 10 Dubuque ID 20. is closed on Thurs
day evenings at O'clock and on Monday Mornings u
O'Clock.
ST. PAUL AND ST. CROIX FALYS-Ieaves sain
Fani, Mondays. Wednesday, and ridays, ut d. A. M
Arrives at ST Paul, Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY
at l. Pm
ST. PAULAND FORT RIPLEY-Leaves 81 Paul
every Monday AT :, A. M.Arriyes a, 81. Paul Satur
day, al l. T. NJ.
Sr.PAuL AND FORT NEIIlNG-Arrives At 81
Paul Mondays, Wednesdays ami FRIDAYS, at 10. A \,
Leaves SAINT Paul, same days, At 3. T. NJ.
The Mails FOR Fl Rilgcey and Mtnkato. are made a.
A. foet Smelling and leaves that place every Monday
10, 4. NJ.
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LIN CLARK JOHN RENFREw. A. CROFT
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Snrn1r Of MN and Bddic .Strens st. Louls. 10.
CLARK. RENFREW g. CO.,

CLARK. RENFREW s. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF :, cam Machinery, Hydraulic
w Presses Oil and Tobacco screws, Morses Patent
Saw dust Burners, Page Childs' Patent Circular saw
Mills for horse steam water power and all kinds OF
MILL WORK, &C,
They would uvite the attention Of Mwrshts tn hei.
and large stock at Patterns tor every variety OF
Wheels lists Of which will be furnished when desired
by maj. or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-!r)n Works under
the control Of A CROZiER, afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairng Boiler and Sheet-lrou Work, n
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally OF hand l9ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-30

~MinNEsoTi AND ITS REsoUaCES.''

"N!SNESOTt AND ITS RESOURCES"
FEHEN thousand copies have been already sold IN less
than three months from the Hay of puhiica atom
Onr towusnian J. VI Winsiow, Esq, who has just
turned from New York, informs that the publisher
has been able ia bind the work in suicen, numbers
20 meet the increasing demand from Vii parts Of .le t.
mon. From Buffalo 10 the Mississippi the supply had
been exhausted in day or two. and the demand vas
constant and universal This fact should be extremely
gratifying 10 every Nnnesoan. No citizen can posi-
bly, invest five dollars better, by assisting Hlrea-
dy extensive ejaculation among his respective enis
throughout the states. especially those places which
might not otherwise lie reached. The Postage is only
j cents 10 any parE of the Union.
40, COPIES OF TIE THIRD EDITION,
Being hoo received mere by press tins have
i!st arrived, and
For sale at BOND . kELLOcG'S,
City Drag store.
st. Anihony street Upper 81. Pads ana all the
bookstores ani Hotels
ALso-at the office of the North Western Democrat,
-. Anthony; by John IL. Stevens, Minnea polls Coz.
.. II. Kelley, Iasca, jeremiah Russrl, Sauk Rapids;
j. ". Lynde Foo. RIPLEY \. VI rick, Traverse de-
SIOUX DR. RjPioy, ShahoPcei T. NJ Fullerton, Esq,
Land Ohire Stillwaieri Dr. OTIS Hovt Hudson. Wis
Wesley Wethern, ESD, Prescott, WIS; Jddi Walker
I. Co, Marine Mills, and w. ii &. Folsom, Tayiurrs
Fails mar ID
81 Paul and -. Anthony papers copy.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
Formerly Lee, Gage s. Co..


Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws,
No. Al Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.
I'M firm Of Lee, Gage a. Co. having been dissolved
ny mutual consent the 2lki day of January last,
would Inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with MesHs. Bridge Bro,her and
will the manufacture oil saws IN all their yare
o pains have been spared in itag up machinery,
and securing pcrenced wOrkmen and the stock -
purchased direct from the manufacturers, both IN Flu
rope and America, for cash, am confident that can
hold such inducements shat dealers viii lind II to
their interest to encourage home manufacture
As TO the character and reputation OF saws bearing
nv stamp nothing need he said, trust that both
dealers and have had Sufficient opportunity
the quality of my manuiuc lure, while partner
in the late n OF Lee Gage Co., not Ia doubt Tor
moment, my ability TO compete successfully in point
OF price, quality finish, with any mandatory o
The kind in the United States. Being now In re ep,
of every description of stock, ! am prepared TO fall
all orders with prompness ana despatch.
All orders addressed the signed or TO Messrs
Bridge & Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds Of repairing
may 24-4tu W. l.. T. GAZE
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FRESH GROCERIES.

w. DOW NER, would take this method OF in
- forming the citizens OF st Paul, and Minnesota
generally. thai he mas purchased the entire stock of
\. Person & Co.. and is prepared to furnish FAM-
he procured any other esahi shmcnt IN the COUNTRY
FRESH Groceries viii be Ell by every Express
rival from below, which will enable him 10 keep on
hand at ali Tines full supply of every Thing in TIE
Grocery lire. His stock consists OF follow my
articles, w:
TEAs.--l2 chests Young Hyson; 10 do. Imperial,
DO Gun Powder; 10 Souchong, and % cadies Young
lily son. Superior article
OLD JAVA COFFE.F,-a very superior article
received direct from New York pronounced the hest
offered ia this market. Also, Cey and Rio
fee, warranted vi the best quality and sold tie low
est cash
PRE,SfIR V ES-Peaches, Pears, Pluus Pine APP
pie, Raaspherry, Qainces, Citron, Lines Olives, and
natural Peaches, Cherry janus, AID variety Of others
too numerous To mention.
PiCkLES-Assurted and pat up in gallon and half
gall ~ jars
SACCE-Worcestershr Sauce, Pepper Sauce, &c.
CiTSi p-Valnut, Mushroom, and Tomato, veIy
I superior articles
The best Of WINES AND LIQUORS for mediciual
. aud culinary purposes.
OYSTERS AND StUDINFs.
choice lot of Cigars; Salmon aud Niacke rel. Nos
and IA Kits; Cocoa aud Chocolate, prime articles
fled sugar dried Currants and rrmrs Picked Lob
sters; Lemon syrup; Stoughton Bitttrs; Spices OF all
kinds, Essences and extracts OF al kiads; Tapoca
Sperm, Star aud TaliOw Candies StlerItus Crackers
English aud Knickerbocker Mustard; Vermsct III; Mac
carori Pearl and Corn Starch, Dried Herring; Pine
Apple Cheese.
1000 LBS. FRESH RITTER.
Also a superior lot OF Crockery. etc.
All q! which viii be sold low Tor Cash. Persons
wishing lay in their winter supply of Groceries ANA
Provisions, would do well give ca'l before pur
chasing. +. w. DOWNEk,
81. Anthony street, ST. Paul.
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lAGEi At I,YEIS

THE subscriber dcsrous of renting ais farm near
L Henderson, the Minnesota. The location is one
of the best III the Minnesota VALLEY. IL Is The road
from Henderson TO Fott cgey, and is about
acres broken.
viii put yohes Of oxen. ten cows, and some Young
cattle the farm and lease IA. whole for a term
years, on the shares
AnN person DESTROYS Of opening large farm in the
vcinity Of the hest market III the Territory have
the means of doing accommodating terms by APP
pcation to the subscriber at the Pioneer oiice.
JOSEPH K. BROWN.
ST. Paul, March 10, 1851. +. If
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c. FRANK Il co..
q a n
No. I55 Min Street, Saint Louis, No.

No. l55 Min Street, Saint Louis, No.
EtALL the attention of their friends and country
Y chants to their extensive
HAT AND CAP MANUFACroRY.
Their connection in Europe enables them bv direct
mrortatons vi Plush cloth, hat and CAP materials and
Trimmings. BIER their goods AT considerable re-
due ion from The market prices and liberal terms
Customers Will always find full and select stock of
silks, Angola Molessn, far, Pansma, Leghorn, and
Palm ea Hats; aso Gaps OF their manufacture of
the late styles. BY having houses in France, Germa
nv and New York, they possess greater facilities than
any house in for obtaining the fashions
IS introduced
Oar motto is squick sales and small profits" mer-
chants will find greatly their adv an,age give
,,ll before purchasing elsewhere. A. 5w
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HENRY Mex EETY.

ID EA l. 4 X IN REI L e ST4TE.
OEFICE--oID POST oFfICE ILBIAG,
(ihird street)
SAINT PAUL, MIN TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory;
investments made Ia ;ie best I'D vant.ge, and Land
Warrants located.
REFERE"CES.
Nctr York. Minnesota.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov. ". 4. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon, w H. Welsh, Chief
Capt. A. DE Peysler, JIsiice OF Min. Ter.
Nessr-. >. Thompson Hon. Henry NJ Rice Del
N Nephew. eEate 10 Congress,
HeSsrs. v iams Il GuOH, Rice, iiolngshend &:
fuiLtdsLp ayu. Becker. AttNs al Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre- Messrs Borlp L. Cakes
I3cut Western Bank, Bankers,
Me,sTs DreNel N CO. is. j. I. kos,cr, Esq. Secro-
= X. Ia ior = Co, tary of ;be TerrItery,
= Freed, Nari & Freed, Anes ~ Van Etten at-
a. Bin CHAM & Dock, toyne,s AT Law,
- Siters. James q Co., Rev. i. NJ Fullerton, Re
- Bailey n Co, gisicr L. : Land Office
Edward Hurst, Esq NOta- Wm. Iiuconhe, Esq. re-
~ Public, ceiyer II. ). Land Office,
H. MeSschcri, Atty at Law T. 1. Manu. NJ. ID.
James Ki;chcn, NJ ID.
William Stocyer, isl tiS--f
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CIfAHIBIIN \ MORGAN.

4 WARE that 'hmnbns" the order 81 The
~ dav in 81. Paul az present, disciaini any IN
ention 10 impose upon the public IN announcing tho'
they are Offering their present stock oi staple AMI FAB
cy Dry Goods Cioihing, Hats, Caps, Boots and shos
&C At greatly reduced prices preparat" 10 e oel-
INK of the "sprrg Campaign"
With an assortment Yet Gnbrosen, they can supply
the wants Of The public. FOR any goods In Their line ad
are determined TO ''let them Side"
They viii Offer induceme merchants wishing to
rplei,h their stock they intend 20 devote parcuiaf
attention 70 tiie JobOing Department
l. Call al their store Third street between hoOet'
and Jackson streets, and be convinced .
cb i2tf V * Va
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NOTICE.

FHNHE undersigned is DESTROYS TO remove from ais
Il present place of residence the Minnesota NV
tr, and ies for sale his entire establishment at Little
Rockconssting of two dwelling houses one of " bich
Is news and finished in good styles storehouses, one
entirely new "a by Is eettwo good stables and forty
of good land fenced and under cultivation. His
claim comprises the usual amount OF quarter section
Terms of sale can be asseraincd by application III
ii. S5ley al Mendoza, or TO the undersigned Little
Rock. JOSEPH LAFRAMBOISE.
March 9th, le5i 4T-6w
Democrat and Minnesoiian copy for six weeks and nd
Lis al
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SPRING SALES.
HAYDEN 81 WILSON.
1854.


Importers and Manufacturers of
.Saddleyy md Coach Hardware, Carnage Trimmings
Skiytsng, Harness and Bride Leather,
No. ii, North Main Street st Louis Mo.
KEANE in full supply of every variety Of
Il goods in their line. oar English Goods all
imported directly from the manufactured We also
manufsc ur ing many OF own goods al Columbus,
Ohio SiRg- Sing and Auburn, y. ", ana Newark \.
We have THREE LARGE CtRayINe SHOPS ~ Cincinnati /,
Ohio, in which finish, IN superior manner, the
greatest part of our >KIRrlNG, HARNESS and BRi-
DIE LEATHER. We now receiving "A large as
soriment Springs and AXsLs, from various
m anu fac turers. We would therefore respectfully
vie Merchants Sadders and Coach Makers, 10 cs!l and
examine stock before purchasing
II TnE highest cash price paid for HOES
4
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The Cheap Corner still in the Field.

The Cheap Corner Sill IN The Hold.
I Il. CULVER u co, intend keeping constantly
- OF haud and Tor safe the 'Cheap Gorner," in
Wm>low's New Hotel, enod aud select assortment 81
staple Dry Goods and Ladies Fancy Goods. Is We as
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes Hd sill articles usually
kept III GentemaD's Furnishing store, winch they
the en,ioh Of the public general and which
hey viii sell reasonable abj enable prices
motto berg "sua profits and quics sales
Among lcir goods MAY be found faiE assortment OF
IadIes Dress shoes ami Gaiiers;
- Hosiery and hid Gloves;
Gents coarse nd tine Boots
Truuh. aud Travelling Bags
and u general assortment OF Ready Made Clothing.
J. u. CULVER * co
:, pari Fen Isl 1855 42-u
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4 CARD.


AN prepared ~ fsrlisi abstracts Of the titles
To the Real Estate in this county, and in order 10
iaducc Al estate owacrs 10 look into their titles
Mi receive lists for examination, and not charge for
tie bsr>ct Of any piece parcel lnIess the title there
is defective the land Is encountered in particulars
not within the knowledge OF the owner. Mans per
vii lesn for the fist ,lc. doubtless, that the
titles npOn which they confidently ing, uSs0-
ntely wOrt.tt.s, while others having good ctlu OF
title VIII thai there liens a
more OF the grlucrs said caan, that present
. CuInbrances. AND which the present owners may lee
called upon or lose tle,r Land. Securities
land vii! be fuind be Insufficient by OF legal
or equitable defects in the MorsWor title, prior
naS covered ncun5rance< az nst the estate sought -
ne charged and in very man cases the land described
IN the deed has no legal eAis;ehce whatever.
II j. hardly reco.>ary ior to say thai under such
loose unj alarming state uf Things, il bcOoye, cry
man 10 scert the real CHI cctcr of his tide aud in
The infancy OF III, ir existence 70 nave them .tlS
,>a.tned. and corrected K iUjud detective Frul "a,
experience in the system of 4bstract.ns, winch have
adopted | confidently assert in.t my abstract, be-
vop all question, The most rGiis,te source oi ur-
t;Dl, with reference 20 title, u be found in THIS
All written Abstracts that fGrni:.ej by ne, are
warranted 70 be perfect
49-tf.I 6. III. PARKER.
/ Banker and t. ychange Blocker.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

the First and third Thursdays Of every month
IN Al MASONIC HALL, ST Anthony Street at
Mg"O IL O'Clock F. NJ Brethren oi other Lodges
GU IN good standing ate respectfully Invited 70
meet With IL. A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
ST. II, 1854.
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FLOUR. FLOR.

yEyIiE subscriber has at his mill, in Clifton, Pierce
u CuuBty, Wisconsin, large quantity of excelen
Flour, consisting Of extra, superne fine and middling
together with Corn Meal, Bran, Coarse feed which
ne will dispos of at the lowest cash prices. The dis
lance from St Paul Clifton is only "A miles, thai
persons IN want Of articles in hsne, would do well "a
call or send. l5w@l L. Il. cox.
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Il. L., & NJ ANDEyENT IL CO
Wholesale Dealers in
MEN .f.h'D BOYS CLOTRLNG,

INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
No, 1872 and l6l Main street, corner of Washington
ST. LOUIS, MO.
VNyE receiving frnm our Mandatory in
w New Work our SPRING SToCG which VIII BE- un-
usually large aud comprise all GRADES of MEMS and
BOYS CLoruING, from the CoARsEsT FABRICS To the
FINEST FRENCH CLorH, and general assortment OF
SKIRTS, FURNISHING GcoDs, uMBRELLAs, CARPET
BAGS,
oar stock Of India Reh5er Goods VIII be very arge
shall receive these Goods, from several different
manDiAt tories.
Persons dealing in the above articles particularly
invited TO call and examine stock intend 10
sell goods low prices and liberal
hou.e in this city.
lily /. i. &; IL. VAN nENEN TER 4 co.
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OLIVIER, STONE a FOLSOM.
dAFTIR for sale al tLcir Real Estate Rooms AT he
Court House in IT. laul bin, The following. rru-
perry In the CITY of s.. Paul:
L h lot No IA III block No ?, teaches Addition being
IL feet front on Ramsey street.
Also Lois and block /. and lots Is aud y block O.
ana lot / block 1 in Nark!ey a Walkers addition.
Also Lots ana block l6 in kittsons addition. upon
which is erected new cottage dwelling, etc.
And Lois ) and block Bass addition
Also lands 81. Paul, as follows
In TC wn %, Range %,
400 acres being hi qr and Or II Or sec &c,
aud cqIs or see %, and W hi W or, and qr
or sec }. and e qr or, and II W Or II e lr
aud qr II " Ir sec ..
In Town 20, Range %.
leo acres follows: hi II or and quarter W
Or sec 10, and Or 4r sec 3.
IL Town 30. Rauge ID
1852 follows: Lots No l. 2, and !, ard hi
elr aud II W or 5 { Or, and e hi ) " qr sec 81 and
lot No %
The above property Will be sold cheap and upon rea-
sonable tcras For further part cnltrs enquire Of
OLIVIER, STONE d FOLSOM.
ST. Paul, March 49, Ic5i-iS-u
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TV|AR has been declared against II RKEY, hnd
w hostiiilles VIII commeuce The 2zG inst Ia il
asserted th"t RUSSIA Will conquer ana luat 20 600
IGrkc.s VIII be demanded 10y the car TO appest The
appcnieS o the aggressive army Independent al this
foreign war. an internal conlartion 10 il
creating -tcai excitement which ha. arealv made
.l-eli manifest by deCapitailon OF IT D6E BRONSON
Notwithstanding. all tbear wars, ho.ytYes and riuao.s
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MEETS on the second Wednesday evening in each
month. nj o'clock at MASONIC HALL, 81. An
thOny Street. Companions from other Chapters, in
good standing, resi- ectully invited with
1T. Paul, lS5i A J. MORGAN, sec'y.