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John W soMERINDYKE, AUcTIoNEER STORE
81 No. ii Spruce streetConstables sale Of horses
Tuesday, March at Goud's stables corner Of twenty
second street and Seventh ~ O'clock by virtue
OF nm execution four valuable horses suitable for kad
OF work JOHN w. S0MERINDYKE, Constable.
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Company-PTt up exclusively in every style and Of All
patterns Crowes celebrated iron railing, without
rvets warranted be staunch durable and eoonom
cal than other Every kind Of castings light heavy,
shop At the lowest prices Brackets door and window
foundry line promptly furnished Specimens In sections,
4c 1T their Nos ~ and 81 Duane street few
doors east Of Broadway Foundry foot OF Forty sixth street.
Noxk 81
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rrHE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAcEs As
wanted fer business asd may he thoroughly
learned In private lessons w ladies and grntsmcn after
ncst srecesui method W applying AZ sS Broadway mes
Broons street, 20 r. TELlEIkC.
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Avail ATTEND. -BRIsTows UNRIvALLED
EO writing psrlors. Hs Broadway. Mr. n. IL the best
TEACHER Of Ladies Of all taught nne.
heautui style gentlemen free mick hgsiness hand log
g. The sitirenf New York brooklyn, Williamsburs ana
Jersey are invited 20 call Private fnstructon
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NEW AND FOREIGN PLANTS-INPORTED DIRECT
~ from France-M. BELIEF, gardener, florist, and
nurseryman, at Montreui Paris and Member tile
National Societies Of France Belgium and Algeria begs
leave to inform the public that he has arrived cy
with splendid collection OF fruit and trees Of the
rarest choice ever discovered by the horticultural Socy
Catalogues be at the store Broadway Also
large collection Of flower and garden seeds,
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INSTRUCTION.

d En GAINED FOR S.-ALL ATTEND.-BRIsTOw,S
TJU urrvailed writing parors, 23 Brcadway.-Mr. b.
test teacher ~ pcnmanship. Ladies OF all ara
taught tne beautiful Style gentlemen free, quick busi
hand Tor ~ The citizens OF Now York, Brooklyn,
Williamsburg and Jersey invited TO call Private in
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CHOW CAsES.-HOFFMAN FERESHs SHOW CASE
- wareroom, No. 81 Bowery walker street. Cases
made In every ylesilver plated brass rosewood, ma
hogany, &c. N. Bold cases taken in exchange.
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SPECTACLEs, GOOD AND CHEAP. ACCURATELY
tory BY Professor FRANKS Opcian by dpoma to the New
York Eye Hospital and maker Eye InRrm
House, and at 50 Bowery.
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nEAFNESS.-DR HEATH, AURIST AND oCULrsT
devotes especial attention TO deafness all dseas
Of the ear and Office 40 Howard street. door
q broadway Hours 10 to- Deaf persons can now To-.
Dr. Heaths newly invented aurce tor the relief deaf
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GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, SOLAR LAMPS.
grandcles candelabras vases bronses &c also silver
plated altata tea sets $25 coffee Sl5 castora
20 ~ bskets table forks 81 spoons IS to IS per DOZEN
Ann opposite the church.
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nANDELION CHERRY BITTERs.-AUCTION TO PAY
~ storage-This day at II O'clock at 81 Dey street. cor
ner Of Greenwich account Of whom it may concern
forty four cases dandeon cherry btters dozen In
case to pay storage having been LEFT for fifteen
stcre No. - Wcst street.
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ExECUTOR'S SALE-A SPLENDID FARM FORMER
~ ly the residence Of hanson Burts East Chester, ST.
tuated one mile and half from Tuckstoe and three miles
from the New Rochelle depots containing
land In ligh state of cultivation and we'll wntered
Which there Is good house and all out budings
situated ~, a9c yiey q Long Island sound
70 scld by auction At u o'clock At the Merhant Exchange
Wall street, ty WIN. II. FRANKLIN SON. Also, at
private sale small house and ten first rate meadow
with fruit trees In same locality For further informa
ton apply TO Peter Dcyean "a Forsyth street.
Fowler 6 Grand street, James Woodfng SO Hudson street.
or TO David J. Burtis, on the premises.
SEAMAN BURTIS Executor.
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FIN AECIAL.

&RO mn TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS WATCHES
pCO.OOO jcwelry, &C., bought for cash. Good cit
negotiated All business confidential Apply at the watc
importing and loan oce M Nassau street. Of Ann
room No. q
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsTECTABIy
w young woman, as cook washer and ironer. Hest IL
SHY reference given from her ast place Apply
Thirteenth street, between Seventh aud Eighth avenues
second noor, back room. Can be seen for two day.
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GHARCOAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONSTANT
ly on band full supply OF prepared charcoal
Tying ana other purposes. A. SCHlLLING,
No. lbs Third street, between avenues A aud b.
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d70 nm TO $4,000. WANTED TO BORROW
plO.VVO ten to fifteen thousand dollars, to In
business 10 any one having this amount TO loan
best of city furnished and security in double
amount given and liberal interest will be paid. note
addressed to Co., Herald oce will receive prompt
attention.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-29
THE WATSON HOUSE.

10y DAVIS & WHITCHER, 81 akopee This new
ID and commodious Hotel has been recently furnished
at great expense and Is now ready to receive the travel
ing public The proprietors experienced hands at
the business and will neither time money In
order to render the sojourn of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied with every luxury the market
fords. Their stable commOdious and their servants at
tcntiyc and polite.
Pleasu e Parties quest game cannot better than
10 visit Shakopee. Our lakes abound with fsh I'd our
mr. tries are covered with grouse.
SAakopee, Anil %, 1856 3;-u
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JesUp & Company,
B.7NKERS, &c.

NXCUANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Cit
les of the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
remed at rates of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount, on
ENGLAND.-I.lverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
IRELAND.-Dubln, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCoTLAND.-Edipburg, Glasgow, Perrin, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Forins Thalers, on
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marsei,tes.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, CO.
penhagen, Dresden, Berlin Hanover, Strasburg.
SWITZERLAND.-(ieneva, Berne, Basic.
1rALv.-Miian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sna in Sicily.
AUsTRIA.-Vienna and Trlest.
RUssIA.--St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-Stockholm.
NoRwAY.-Christiana.
DebuQue Iowa. Marcb4, 1854
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kellogg s. Kinney,
Wholesle and Retail Grccers

AND PROTISIOT DEALERS,;
Fdrrington's Buildiry 81. anthony ST., the stand re-
Gently occupied C. ID. Fillmore.
"E have purchased the entire stock OF MIR. Fillmore,
w anI-w continue the same line OF business his
old stand The present stock will he sold at per
advance the original New York AMI st. Louis price
in order TO make room for New Goods which will
rive within weeks. We ntenl IL be regularly sup
piled with ever. thing, and fresh, in the Family Gro
Gerry and Provision line, and will be thankful for due
share of public patronage. We ARE determined
toners shall n fault neither with goo prices
April 1, 1854 t2J KELLOGG 4 KINNEY.
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For Sale at bargains.

NESSRS. OLIVER, STONE x FOLSOM offer for sale
vA at their Real Estate Rooms, in the court house IN
st. Paul, following property in the city Of st. Paul
Lots and 2, block and lots l6 and l7 block 3, and
lot 4, block 4, in Markicy and Walkers addition.
Lots and 8. block 16, in kittsons addition, upon which
has lately been built very fine cottage dwelling house
ami other improvements.
Lots and a, block A. Bass addition and east half
Of lot II, block 2, Lcacs addition, fronting S6 1-2 feet
OH Ramsey street. Also the following land near ST. Paul:
In town 80, range -, 400 acres, being the 1-2
IA, and Ii Ia, IS, ard Id Of W Ia,
sec 90, aud IL of W II, and IA Id sec 5,
aud IL L Ii, and = w 1-2 II, and n L ii
y " sec s. .
In town %, range %, 100 acres follows W 1-2
Ii, and + 1-5 Ia, sec 10, and $ W Ia sec B.
In town 60 range -, 49, beng lots Nos Is 3,
and A. ay,d 10 s l. IL and ii and IA w Ia
sec 81, and lot No 8, sec %.
In town %, range %, 43l acres as follows: ~
Ii and H. Ii 10, and lots 9, 3, and 4, and
SE1-4 W IA and y L Id W IA AMI w IL 5 r IL
sec i5 Part of the above land Is heavy nbered and y
ing upon the Mississippi river, within three miles OF ST.
Paul. The whole will be sold at bargain: For further
particulars, enquire of OLIVER, STONE & FOLSOM
March 25, 1854 tf29
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Sealed Proposals

ENOR furnishing fresh beef for the United States troops
4 at Fort Sncling NJ T for one year will be receiv-
ed at the oflice of the Assistant ConssaTy of subss-
ence at Fort Suclling until II o'cock, NJ. Monday
the 7 day of May next. The proposals TO be endorsed
sProposa!s for furnishing fresh Beef"
The beef Is to be of go1d and wholesome quality, i'll
quarters, with equal proportion of each, (neck, and
anks 10 be excudcd, in uchGuanties may be from
time time required for the troops, not exceeding thrice
in each week on such days shall be designated by the
Assstau. Commissary OF Subsistence.
The contractor will be required give bombs with ap-
navel security. III the twelve hundred dollars,
for the fuflnlcnt of the contracts and the contract to
he subject to the approval OF the Comi>sary General.
j. STEWART,
1st Lieut.. 81 Artillery,
tpril 81 1854 4w30
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Wanted.
To Hotel Keepers.
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
r W. DOWNER, wor:ld take this method Of inform
ID ing citizens of st. Paul. and Minnesota gener-
ally, that has purchased the entire stock of W. n.
Person Co., and Is prepared TO furnish Family
SupDlies cheap and Of good quality, as can be
cure a. any other establishment in the country, fresh
Groceries will be receive by every Express arrival from
below, which will enable HIM to keep on hand at all times,
full supply every Ting in the Grocery line. His
stock consists in part following articles, viz
~HS@-O
10 chests Young Hyson; 10 do Imperial; do Gun Pow
der; do Souchong and % Cades Young Tyson, superb
article.
Old Java Coffee,
verv snperor article received yirect from New York
pronounced the best offered in this Market Also,
Ceylon and Rio Coffee, Of the best quality, and
sold at the lowest Cash rates.
PR e S e r VE s:
Peaches, Pears Pums, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Ounces
Citron Lines, Olives, and Natural PeOches, Cherry JAMS
and a variety Of others too numerous to mention.
PickesAssorted and put up in gallon and half ga'h
jars.
Sauce-warcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, &c.
Catsup-walnut, Mushroom, and Tomato very supe-
ror articles. . ..,.,., ,
The best Of Wines and Liquors for medicinal and
ui'''' pun oysters and Sardines;
,o,e In. Of Cigars; Salmon and Mackerel, Nos. and
in kits Cocoa and Chocolate, prime articles; Rasns,
rona and Figs Crushed, Powdered and Clarified sugar;
Dried Currants Pruncs Picked LObster Lemon Syr-
nm; Stoughton Bers Spices Of all kinds; Essences and
Extracts of all kinds; TapiOca; Sperm, Star and Taliow
Candes Saleratus Crackers; English and
Mustard vermace Naccaroni; Pearl and Corn starch;
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
5000 lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also A superior lot of Crockery, etc.
All Of which will be sold low for cash. Persons wish
I'm. TO Law I'm their winter supply Of Groceries and Provis
ions, would do we'll to give me cal. before purchasing
81. Anthony stects y Paul.
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X. H. MILLER & CO.,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, N
China, Glass, and Queensware.

importers, wholesale and Retail Dealers N
China, Glass, and Queensware.
Nos. 81 and 81 Main Street.
Between Chestnut and; Pine Streets, ST. LOUIS. MO-
NNE would again respectfully invite the atent,o, n,
w our friends and the trade generally, our very
large and complete stock of goods, selected especially for
the spring trade, which receiving by direct
importation from the Poteries. Our stock consists,
part, of EARTENWARE; G. G. Bue-edged, Dipt Paint
ed, Sponsed Painted Fown-B Mulberry, Printed
Flown-Blue and Mulberry. Canton Blue, White Granite,
Fancy instre and Japanne, Gold Band Granite and Mat
Blue Printed.
ENGLISH CHINA.
Plain White, Enamelled and Lustre, Blue and Lustre
Raised Figured and Gold Band, Teas, Sets, Plates
&C., of new and beautiful styles and patterns.
FRENCH CHINA.
Toilet Sets; Vases Mugs, &C., &c, in every variety,
our own importation. Prices very low.
Glass WARE.
American, eastern and Westerly French. Bohemian
and Belgian manuacture-plain, Pressed, Cut and Eli
graved, at the lowest prices.
English T ID PIPES; American Pipe Hcals-Yellow
and Il ckingham Ware.
LOOKING GLASSESof best quality, all sizes, by the
box or dozen.
BRITANNIA WARE in all Its varieties, of superior
quality.
CORNELIUs' SOLAR LARD LAMPS, Chandeliers,
Chronicles, sc.
Lamp Chimnies andSo Lamp Wick, at low prices.
~ Assorted Crates of all sizes, Country Trade
put up in our own house by most experienced packers
always OIL hand.
We Would state that stock OF Earthenware was pur-
chased by our resident Agent ia Liverpool, cash. AMI
before the recent advance In prices made,
thus enabled to Offer goods at prices that will enable
US to compete successfully with Jobbers in the Eastern
cities. We respectfully solicit Country Merchants aud
others TO call ami examine our stock before purca SIM
elsewhere II MILLER & co, 81 and 81 Main ST.
st Louis, March 10, 1851 IS
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"a. Suburban Residences.

SsgvERAL sr,eudlu two and five acre lots only one
- mile from the lion limits, are now for sais-
Terms, part down and the balance on time. other des
which can be had by calling on jas. oiAhhEi,
Real Estate Dealer, Ibisd strte', ST. faui.
April % 1854 tf35
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St. Paul banking Office.
400 Acres Good Farming Land fer Sale

A IL lying in body, which there is 50 of
IA fine building Tan.rac, forty acres fenced AMI ten
lrgkc. zine sIing the door OF the house,
(which Is comfortable iug) and adjoining which there
iiuc body of logs, and with small expenditure, can
be made large, comfortable and convenient house. The
land is good, wei! wat,red and timber plenty, which will
be sold chap applied Tor For further r1rtcu-
lars apply to y. Z. TYSON y co.,
April 20. 1854 tf33 Roberts street.
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A. VANCE BROWN,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
a OFFICE Is opened for the sale and purchase of
IA Real Estete St. Anthony street, near Kellogg
Knneys store, very large quantity of property is Of
fcred at great bargains both in St. Paul and the surround
ing country. 23-tf
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Final settlement.

Minnesota Territory, In pr,l,.c Court
Washington County. }
nN application of John S. Proctor, executor Of tho
last win and testament OF Calvin +. Leach, deceas-
cd late of Washington county, for final settlement and
discharge from further duties and liabilities i'll the pre-
misses.
II is ordered that said application be heard OH Wenes-
ay the tenth day OF May next at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, al
the Office of Judge Probate for the county aforesaid
saltwater, and that copy of this order be published in
the Weekly Mnnesotian four successive weeks previous
to the time fixed for such hearing.
HARVEY WILSON,
saltwater, March 90 1854 5t3o Judge Of Probate.
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Land Office.

UNOR the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Every dis
II eruption Of Real Estate business attended to per-
sonally. Three residence in the Territory. and ac-
tual observation has enabled the subscriber 10 become
well acquainted with the surveyed lands that have been
entered, well with those that subject to en-
try.
LAND WARRANTS
Located upon tracts only, known 10 the SUBJ
scrIb.r. Accurate and well defined Maps ready
sor the inspection OF all wishing TO invest or purchase
Collections Inade taxes paid, and LOANS negotiated.
REFERENCES:
Ills Excellcncy W A German, Gov Min Ter; Hon II NJ
Rice, Delegate 10 Congress; Hon Smith, Alton, Ills;
james whiting, ESD, New FORK City; Hon. David
Olnsed, Mayor st. Paul. Borup and Oake Bankers, do,
Ames and Van Etlcn, Attorneys, do -
JAMES STARKEY,
,S,,r Public aud Dealer in Real Estate. Thri street.
ST. Paul, April %, 1851 1888
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"AVING laid in a very heavy stock OF everything
IL Il Iine-we now prepared to accommodate tn
people in advance of the opening navigation, AMI a. tn
usual summer rates.
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KyRESERyES Of oil kinds; extra eDe Worcestershire
sauce; Catsups' assorted; Oysters and sarines; in
thing the Grocery line can be found ut No
4, next door to Fulertorss, Fort street.
wv DOwNER.
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NEW
Carriagc Mandatory.

rJyIIE undersigned wish to Inform the citizens of ST.
Paul that they intend TO be there sometime this
spring to start Coach and Buggy shop; that they will
also take with them twenty Carriages and BugGieS.
which they have on hand of the latest patterns ana
stylc and which they will warrant equal 10 any manu-
featured any part of the UOn Persons intending to
purchase this spring, will do well 10 examine our stock
before purchasing. We will be there's and no mistake
j.. c. PlNNEY n co.
Ertannng, Armstrong county, Pa, March 20, 1854 f3l
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To the Public.

To the Public.
Ii persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
IN any lots in the village of Eureka, embraced
in the following limits, towt: Commencing Poplar st
thence running Shirk street, thence north to For
street, thence west to Poplar streets thence along
Poplar street TO the place OF beginning: Of person
other than the subscriber, who is the sole and only cla
mant thereof. III. CAYWOOD.
Eureka. March 80, 1854 6w31
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Chairs.
WE have large lot of CHAIRS, which VIC VIII dis
CASHIER, HINKLEY co.
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RO BUSHELS Oats and 200 bushels good sound corn
w just received by TULLlS, LIVINGSTON 4 co.
April 20. 1854 1893
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100 BARRELS OLD WHISKEY

TuNlTE subscribers have just received consignment
Il OLD WHISKY, which they offer to the TRADE at
reduced prices. They respectfully invite early
Call. Also,
400 sacks Of Family Flour.
100 bbs extra suprrlnc do,
400 bbls Mess Pork,
With hams, shoulders, bacon, oats, corn. &c. Also,
cry article usually kept in Family Grocery. DON'T
get the stand Oh 81. Anthony street, PIPER Town.
april 50 1854 4, 80 KELLOGG \ KINNEY.
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A Large assortment of Rogers and Brooks finest
"A knives for sale at W 6 LIE Dues Bookstore
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Rice House again in Motion.
TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & co.
HAVE just received from the eastern and southern
Il j. markets,.a large and general assortment Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
consisting in part of the following, viz
20 hogsheads sugar-N D and clarified;
20 bbls sugar-crushed and powderedi
40 bbls N o Molasses;
90 bbls Belcher's and Golden syrup;
SO boxes Western Reserve Cheese-warranted;
40 casks Bacon-hams and shouders-every piece war
rantcd--Henry Anles x Co.'s brand;
SO bbls Mess Pork--City packed;
b casks dried beef;
25 bb,s Leaf Lard;
76 kegs No Leaf LAID, for family use;
drums No Goldfish;
6boXes do do
10 &c Dried Herring;
% bbls and half bbls Mackerel, Nos 1 and 2;
20 boxes tobacco;
8 bbs cut and dry tobacco;
10 boxes do do
10 bags coffee;
10 chests tca-aSsorted;
so boxes soap do
40 do star candles;
so do TaIlow do
100 kegs pigs feet, picked;
80 Half Barrels do
eco bushels dried apples;
so bushels dried peaches;
% kegs powder;
half bbis prunes;
casks English Currants;
10 boxes Rasins;
Our stock includes almost every article In the Grocery
line, which will be sold at small advance. Our goods
entirely fresh having all been purchased this spring,
and friends and the public generally invited to
give Us call at the old stand OF a. W. Tullis, in the
sRice House, T. L. & CO.
April -, 1854 u33
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ST. PAUL NURSERY,
And Commercial Garden.
THNIE Proprieors Of this establishment take pleasure
IL in informing the citizens of st. Paul and surround
ing country. they receiving extensive
sortmcnt of Trees, SrubDery, &C., from Eastern Nur-
series, which, with the stock upon their own
grounds, will enable them to supply quite an extensive de-
mand.
Their stock cosistsof all the really desirable varieties
Apples and Pears, both stsn!a ard dwarf, Cherries,
Plum Peaches, Grapes. Currant, G0osberres, RaSpber
res, Strawberries Pie Plant, Asparagus, &c. Also, Or
uanleutal Trees and Shrubbcry, suck as Mountain ~
Ash, Balsam Fir, Red Cedar, Arbor Vitae, Spruce.
Snow Balls, Lhiiacs, Choice Roses. Also, Dahl EEA
las, Lilies, paeones, philoSes, sc. Those de-
string ornament their grounds supply their gardens
or fields with choice fruit invited To call and
stock. grounds two miles southwest
the city. MERElFlElD y NEWTON.
April Is, 1871 t!3l
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Real Estate Department

OF my Office, which has been established at great cost
and which consists, in part, of u list of Government
Land Entries. Maps unetered lands corrected SEMI
weekly, may the county Of Ramsey, am pas Of the
different cities aul additions thereto, III said county.
Complete list of all lands sold to said county for ui
paid taxes. full and perfect aGstrac of the title to
each distinct tract parcel land situated ia said
ty, from the General Government TO The latest grantee
wherein is noted every of title, either In form
substances and every possible kind Of Lien creating
incumbrauce, whether it arises by way Ct Judgments,
mortgages, taxes, mechanics or Otherwise
justified in stating that SO far as large portion OF
the Real Estate OF this city concerned, chain Of title
cannot be satisfactorily established by examination
the records alone the aid of surveyor absolutely
sentia This deSiderdtum have supplied by ascertain
ing and defining the original claim lines, upon the proper
maps In fact, this Office in possession OF facts scri-
ous ecng titles 10 In this county, and In
said office only can knowledge of such facts be obtain
cd