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They Have Arrived!

TIME extensive and veil selected stock n goods which
L. have been opening for the past days the
OF J T.. Fullerton, Third street. ready for
the inspection Of the citizens OF ST. Paul and Minnesota.
The stock cousi>soI English, French German and Amer.
lean Dry t"ot> Really Made onG Boots Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Millinery Goods etc.
Tie above articles have been purchased i'm muck
and pains expense e., render this the best
well the general selection Of the kind This city
and fattrr myself that ofFrr Inducements
all VIII" may with call. ] will try merit Il
reputation for tn" bargains offcr not for the
Of gGs ! use In circulars.
In short, respectfully sic call from those wi-hng
u buy, and there shall be nothing LEFT unione make
pleasant aud agreeable House 10 trade and
thereby myself worthy of share of public
op. My customers will always be- politely treated, and
goods shown with pleasure IL all times.
f. FULLERTON.
st, Paul, Nav %. 1924, DIT
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The return Of EX Governor Ramsey to our
Territory, after an absence of some months in
Washington, was made the occasion of a social
gathering of his friends at the American House.
on Monday evening. as compliment to him.
and as an endorsement of the action of the
Senate of the United States, in vindi-
eating his character. as an houcst man,
and a faithful officer. from the charges which
had been SO unjustly made against him.
At an early hour in the evening, a large
crowd assembled in front of the American, ac-
companied by band of music, and With shouts
of welcome, called the Governor to the porti-
CO. He appeared and addressed them in a
brief. but most happy speech, after which the
crowd repaired to the dining hall of the Amer
lean. The Governor was there welcomed in
neat terms on the part Of his friends, by Judge
CoorEK.--Pioneer.
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Arrival Of the .imeri, n.

The Steamer America, Capt Long. from
Liverpool, on Saturday the 18th, arrived at
Halifax, On the morning Of the 9th We have
space only for Il limited abstract of the news.
There has been no more battles between the
opposing armies either on the Black Sea, or th !.
Baltic, or the Danube.
The Arab chief Ycssnp. with 1000 followers
had embarked for Turkey.
edli Russian merchantmen have been captur-
in the Black Sea.
Admiral Dundas has proposed an exchange of
prisoners.
4 new French loan of 500 600 francs is talk
ed OF.
An English Frgate was reported ashore in
the vicinity of Reul, and it was said her Capt
and crew had been taken prisoners.
National discount offices in Paris, had lower
cd the rates of discount one per cent.
ODESSA. May 10th. The Inhabitants are be-
ginning to return to town and places of bust
ness are open again. The Banks have removed
som" distance from town.
The Bank of gland on the 9TH raj. cd the
rate ofdiscount to t. per cent. and the Bank
of France reduced the rate to 1.
Official accounts are nov AT hand OF the bonn
bar,lmcnt ofOdessa. Tho affair appears to have
been very destructive but without any decisive
result.
FRoN CALIFORNIA. - The Steamer Illinois
arrived at New York. on Thursday morning,
May %. from Panama. bringing late Califor-
mia dates She brings six hundred passengers
and S'i9.0oo. Health of the i>thmus good.
The Steamer North Star had also arrived at
New York. She brings 100 passengers and
$4,000 in gold.
About 80 persons were killed by the cxplo-
sion OF the steamer Secretary.
Col. Fremont arrived from his md-wntcr
survey Of the Central Railroad Route in lati-
tude 81. Col F. reports the route very favor
able. Ills report will contain much important
information.
The season is reported exceedingly favora-
bic AMI tn" gold produce correSpondingly
large.
SnrER.--A mass of metal weighing 500 lbs.
and supposed TO he hall silver. has been taken
out Of thc Minnesota Mine, Lake Superior.
Gaiena left.
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MARLEY & KERN.
DEALERS IL

DEALERS IN
IL A w ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On 81. anthony ST., near The .imericdn House,
XATOULD call the attention of the citizens OF st. Paul
and vicinity their new, ,arg., well assorted
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks all their variety wrought, cast,
Parliament AMI strap Hinges Bolts, Shutters. Fasteners.
Bras, Locks, Screws, Latcc, Bell Pulls, and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, X, Back and Rip Saws; Hat h-ts,
Axes, broad and pitching Adze Spoke Shaves. Drawing
Knives; Fimer, Socket, Turning Pirug ChSels; Au-
ours, Braces Trowels Jack. Snooihing Fore Planes,
Plows, bead Guasrs, boring Machines, Hatches and Ham,
m.rs Flat, Round and Saw Flies, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes Scythcs Scythc- Hoes. Crrycombs,
Trace Back Breast, Timber anu Loci Chains, Grub Hoes
and Pick.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays. Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks. Spoons a
line If everplated Brit'ann,a and Japan
Ware; Boilers. Kettles, FrcDogs, Shvs- and TonGs,
allie Ire us, Coffee Burners, Patent rnam-lci Iron Ke-
tvs, LADIES' Skmmers. Griros Coffee Mills, Flat Irons.
Butcher, COX and Carving Knives.
miugS Stirrups, Bits, Buckles with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapers. Corn Mills. Patent Balances ant Counter Scales.
st. Paul, May IS. 1851. WITT
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Jcsup & Company,
B.7.NKERS, Sc,

B.7.N ENS, &c.
EXCHANGE sold ami purchased on New York, Bos-
~ ton, Philadelphia Chi ago, Detroit, and other Cit
les the United STATES. Notes collected ana proceeds
RENTED at current rates at Exchange Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without di>coNnt
EHGLAND.-i.lvcrponl, London, Manchester, &c.
lKEI.AND.--Dublin, Cork, Limerick. Belfast, NC.
SIo1IAND.-Edint'urc. Glasgow. Perth, &o.
Ai>o Drafts payable in Francs, Flor> 1halers, on
FRASCE.-PafiS, Il'rrc, LYONS AMI Mar>eIll">.
GERMANY.-Iiambur., Frankfort. o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne Zurich, Gu
pcnhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasbu-s.
SwITZERL tND.-(ieIcva. Is, rnc. Basic.
lTALy.-Miian, Florence, me, Naples, Venice, Mes
sna i'll Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Sienua AMI TrieSt.
RuSsiA.--St. Petprshur.h Warsaw.
ADMINISTRATIONS
NORw AY.--Chrisiiina.
Ue,,u1le Iowa. March,, 1851
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1854.
OUR WEEKLY.
Iuduceme n,s 10 Subscribe.

People residing out of ST. Paul, will now fluid
1t to their advantage TO subscribe for the Week
ly Minnesotian 1t will be seen the amount of
its reading matter is nearly double what it has
been heretofore, and comprises all the foreign
and domestic news, up to the hour Of going to
press,
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Established i'm 1851.

N0RTH-w ESTERN EMPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINtIPAL POINTS THE UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
TIME cheapest and safest way Of transporting light
II and valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid TO the collection Of Notes,
Bills. Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale Of Mcr
chnndi@e.
Lost freight and baggage looked up AMI delivered to
owners, etc, etc.
MESSENGERS Semi eekly.
&c. BURBANK CO., Proprietors.
81. Paul, May 2g, 1854. diff
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TICE.
Boston Clothing Store,

lust opened, Sd Street, Ianbcri's Brick Building,
u under The Mnne>otian ONCE.
$4,000 WORTH OF READY-NlADE CLOTH
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and stock offered In this city
Territory.
These goods all and Of the latest spring style,
selected it'll much III. best lIol in Boston
Also, large assortment of Hats and Caps, of every
description.
Ti:ose in want Of Of the above goods will find II to
their advantage this stock before purchasing.
The abovc stock will be Sold ut wholesale rcta 10
suit customers, at the lowest cash prices.
GAG. GRlSWOLD.
May IL, 1864. diff
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THE Arctic NAvIGAToRs.-Serious apprehen-
sions are entertained respecting the safety of
Capt Collinson, who went to Behring's Straits,
in company with Capt. Mcclure, TO search for
Sir John Franklin Search is now being made
for him as we'll as for the long lost Sir John,
both on the eastern and western coast of North
America Toronto Globe.
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NEAR THE BANKS OF THAT LONE RIVER.

BY GEORGE r. MORRIS.
Near the banks Of that lone river,
Where the water-lilies grow
Brcathed the fllrest flower that ever
BloomeJ and faded years ago.
H w we met and loved and parted,
None on earth can ever KNOW;
Nor how pure and gentle hearted
Beamed the NOUN ID one yeats ago.
Like the stresm with lilies laden,
Will life's future current flow.
Till In heaven Meet the maiden,
Fondly cherished years ago.
Hearts that love like mine forget not;
They're the same In veal or Woe;
And that star Of memory set not
In the grave Of years ago.
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THE NEBRASKA Bill. IN PEN>sYLvANIA--At a
public meeting of the citizens of Clarion Co.
Pa. on the 22d ult irrespective of party, it was
unanimously voted not TO cast their suffragos
for any man for an Executive or Legislative Of
fee, known to favor the passage of the Ncbras-
ka bill, 'be they Wings or be they Democrats. .;
The same or similar feeling, in reference to
the Nebraska bill, prevails throughout the free
States This is a question upon which Wings
and Democrats scarcely know any diver sty of
opinion.
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-ED-A terrible collision took place between
two freight trains going at great speed through
a tunnel recently. Oh the Manchester and Shef-
field Road. Eng. Only two lives were lost hut
the scene Ct ruin is represented as astonishing
to behold.
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IA The existing war in Europe will furnish
privatcersmen with golden opportunity to
f'tten upon the "spoils Of victory scores of
whom are said already to be swarnng in the
Archipelago.
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The Fast TrOtting Horse
FLYING MORGAN, I'd.

"IlIS celebrated Horse will
d stand, the coming season d,
at the stable of the sub scribcrs,
in SAINT PAUL, for the Use o:
mares. Terms, $1,000.
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Notice.

INHE subscriber has just received out line maps from
L the LAM Office showing the Local Ion of the Military
Reserve lines IN the fractional township ON the west
site of the Mississippi Rivcr-iLc only map the city
all interested Will lind t. interest 10 consult them
AT once. L. IL. PARKER.
April 6, 1853 tho
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PINNEY, FROwZER l. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in
WI Carriages, Farm Wagons, etc., ny ~
from iHeghany City and Kiffdning, Po.. SeHSEeSS
have arrived at st. Paul with a large and H1kASUS
splendid lot Of Carriages, Bdrouches, aL3-NlI4a
Bnggies, Suikirs, and TirO Horse Farms~ha<1kA2A2s
Wagons, which sale at the Warehouse Of
j. X. IRVINE & CO., Upper Landing. Their work has
never been surpassed by any brought the Territory
bity. All articles sold by them warranted. They will
sell extremely low for cash. and respectfully invite those
wishing to purchase, to call and examine their stock
st. Paul. May II, 1854. dtf
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A nOUsB AND LOT, with a neat garden, in the sub
IA urbs of the city also,
100 acres Of L.dnd uid-,ray bet,ceen here and St.
AnfhOny.
This properly will be sold cheap application be made
Immediately to A. PlERSE,
Ceddr ST., merit door TO Episcopal Church.
St. Paul, May l6, 1854. 6t3
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PEDIGREE.


lie sired by the Full
Diooded Wheeler Morgan; his dam by the Full Booded
Old Woodbury. Morgan and rranddam by the said "o,i
hurry Morgan. The Wheeler Morgan sired by the
lIackrtt Morgan his dam by the old Clifford Morgan.
The Hackctt Morron sired by the Old Clifford, and
his Dam by the old Woodbury. Morgan. The Old Wood
hr.y Morgan sired 10y the old Original Justin Morgan
Horse.
Flying Morgan, ID, has descended through the
fullest blovded Morgan II rises raised the United
States.
West Randolph, May |, 1854.
We hereby certify that Fly ing Morgan. 2i, IL Of the
model Of the Old Stud of any within knowledge.
ABEL LYMAN,
s. B. MANN.
Randolph. M1y /, 1851.
We hereby certify that have been acquainted Wit
the Iackct and the Wheeler Morgan Horses. and msn
others Of the old stock Morgan Hur,cs, and say that
the Flying Morgan 3D. Is go"d blo~ied Morgan, ann
has good Morgan points, as any Morgan h"rse "h''
knowledge. JUN MAllb,
J.f. kIDDER,
MICAH MANN,
WILLARD TIILSON.
The .ubscrber> believe they have fully establ he'd The
Pedigree Of tue Flying Morgan Cd TO the satisfaction Of
the public large, and believe that the Flying Morgan
2d rank in the FIRST class Of the Morgan HORSES A.
for Speed, Beauty Bone, Muscl. and activity the rub'
must Judge for themselves.
He has never been traine!, or lifted but very ffe
for irfting. lie has timed and froifed hall .
mile In and twenty seven seconds ana tot
proof of the time wo the public tn any II the
names above AMI n for handsome, easy, Quck-oFhs
horse. hr cannot be peat. -
ID. r y.
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W ARREN BRISTOL, J. A. wIIEELOC
Attorney AMI Counsellor at Law.
Bristol & WheclOck,

Collectors of Debts and General Agents,
VAI l. l. attend to the Collection Of Debts, Convey
w ancine, Buying and Selling Real Estate, Paying
Taxes, Locating Land Warrants, and such other Agency
Business of kindred nature he entrusted To them.
They confidently hope that their long residence and
tcnsive acquaintance in the Territory and their practical
knowibcs of the details of business, united with their
energy, fahfulness and prompncss, will ensure them
the liberal patronage Of business men. Their arrange
afford the most aupl. facilities for The speedy
collection debts in di>a parts the Territory.
n. b. One of the firm being practising attorney and
counsellor at y i'll tender h> cssivIa services in
the above business when necessary.
Once Third Street, two doors shove Whitncy's Da-
guerrian Gallery.
st. Paul, May d. 1851. dIy
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Real Estate Department

VI my Oice, which has been established at great
AMI WI ca consists, Ia part of iil list vi Govvrcu
Land Entries, Maps unenterci lands correct semi
weekly amy Of the county Vt RaluSey. ats thu
different cities ami additions thereto in said county. A
complete list all The lands sold said county
paid taxes. full and perfect abstract of the title
each distinct tract parcel of land situated in said
y frnl the General Government ~ the latest graLicc
wherein Is noted every DEFECT t, either In
substance, and every possible kind of Lien creating
ncumbrancc, whether it arises by way Of Judgments,
mortgages, taxes, mechanics or otherwise.
am Justified In stating that large portion
The Real Estate OF this city is concerned, chan uf title
csiio he satisfactorily established by examination uf
III" records alone, the aid al Is absolutely
sentia. This dcsiderdfum have supplied by a>ccrai-
Ing and denim. the original claim lines upon the proper
MAPS In fact, this Once is III poSsessun Of facts ser
ousiy eccng titles real in this County, in
said office only, knowledge Of such be obtain
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Sale Stable

TUNTE undersigned beGs leave to inform -
Il the public generally that he has <ESfAH
leased the stable Third street former y lflEN EI1
occupied by " Vincent.
Having put the stable in thorough re- 1.AuxHa{2,
pair 1t Is ready the reception OF tlo,. no ,nav
favor ME with their patronage.
The strctest attention will be given to all descrIptons
of stock left in my charge also my knowledge
OF the market affords friends strangers and the pub
lie generally, opportunity rarely met with for making
sales.
Horses kept by the month, week, day al reasonable
rates roody share Of the public is respect
fully solicited. T.. A. BISSELL.
Saint Paul, March Is, 1854. 27f
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New Scene Of Operations.

~ ElHACS CO. have Removed their Tailoring and
IN Furnishing E>tabl:shui, the Opposite side
street from the place heretofore occupied by them,
have received by lac arrivals iii" and fashionable
stuck vi scas,iablc Dress and Furnishing Go IDS could
se purchased in the Eastern cities. They respectfully
that Seneln will call and examine their elegant Cloths,
Cassineres Festss. &c, before trading elsewhere sat
lsed that in reference to the articles wanted, their pr
ces, and their fashionable styles Of cutting and making
up garments, they SuH and ut all CUSTOMERS no
oncr They also keep hand general assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And article in the gentlemen, furnishing line that
llar De Called Store AID shop Third, betw eel
Minnesota aud Cedar streets, two doors below the nir
s'tian Office, NElHACS Il co.
April % 1851 t.32
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Under the Moors the population Of Spain was
thirty millions: it is now only fifteen millions.
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WANTING CHANGE.-Rest is a very fine me,l
cine. 1t beats sarSnparila. Let your stomaci
rest. we wcared men of business Rest youl
limbs. children of toll. You can't. Cut off all
superfuitics Of appetite aud fashion, and see il
you cant.
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Gxfbange anb Rral estate.
St. Paul Banking Office,

St. Paul Banking Office.
COLLECTIONS made in any part Of the Territory, an,
" promptly renitted 1T til; lowest rate Of exchange
~ The highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
viii aiteni I" the Investigation Of Land Titles, osing
ui',rry, pay ii taxes &c., &c.
Money r-InitIel tirrat Britain or any vf thu
portint points Oh the cuiitiurIi: Of Europe
c. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor al Law.
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From MEXIco.--The New York Herald of the
26th May. has reports from Mexico stating that
the Alvarez party were victorious, and that
Santa Anna had been repulscd, with the loss OF
four thousand men. Miguel Yuodart had been
murdered in cold blood Scvalos was about to
be proclaimed Emperor.
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At ST. Louis, the S,h Of April II typhoid fever,
MATTHIAS STEES, late Of Philadelphia. and brother
Mrs. W. E. Hunt, and W. VI. Stecs, Of ST. Paul.
The deceased cndearcd to his large circle of rela-
tlves aud acquantances by his many good qualities OF
heart and mind. lie had but Just emigraed to the West
when the hand of death a ped him, and he left the
world with his dy ing bed surrounded by strangers Al
though himself unknown in Minnesota. tho numerous
friends his esteemed relatives here have deeply SYM
pahized with them in their hour OF ataic,i,n.
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Land Warrants Bought and Sold,

And Government LANDS entered settlers reasonable
TERMS Loans negotiated, yicinS from Is to 81
per annri with unrXccp.iuIlaDlc real
Coupon b. DIS, yablc i'll New York elsewhere ill
struct"-l ~. c"lum>>tn aud generally all bu-
slicSs hat be entrusted and usually done
through Il Banking House, Real Estate Agency, Law
Onice II receive pers' and prompt nou.
April :, 1851
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Ciprrp STABLES
aIena & Minnesota Packet Co
ARRANGEMENT FOR
{ A 1854. Lg,,+;:ss,s;ss

, me 1ALESA x MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
' oiliy line Of Boats during the en-, Ing Sc. nm
,neu, saltwater and ST. Paul, stopping at all
ccpt Sundays. - ~ "A"!' ca
The lire will coT,sIst OF tho
NOMINEE, Captain p p,.,r
WAR EAGLE, d. & u.93,,
mnx., =. j. b. MoREHOUSE.
all first class boats, and commanded bx 49,,
accommodating officers. ""
THESE boats will connect, at Gslrna, with the St Iu
Gall ha daily c OF steamers, which line couuec,s n,
Eork l>la,ri with the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad
THIS Company Bouts being u. s. Mail steamers, their
piiicin'hy can BE- confidently relied upun.
Freight shipped at st. LOUIS between St. Louis arI
aena on the ST. Louis and aleIs boats to point,
apoc acht, VIII be r-->hippcd at GaleDa free charge
tor dr'yttr or i"rwardnG. and without delay.
The Railroad between Gsient Il Chicago, connecting
WIN the various Eastern KOts. is completed with
IN few miles Of Galens, and the unfinished porion of
Inc itoad stocked with comfortable stase-coachc-.
Il. IL. CAMPBELL, \ co, Agents, Galena.
GaienJ, March 81, 1854 tf3O
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n wT,h THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR has un-
derc"ne thorough REPAIRS and has
:.s+.5sS fitted up In the best of style. She will
continue 10 run during the present
son aS Regular packet between st. Louis, ST. Paul aui
intermediate ports upon the Upper Mississippi, making
trip To 81. Paul every weeks.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the public
Tor The liberal patronage heretofore extended him, AMI
hopes by strict attention to business to merit and
a continuance Of the same.
J. WARD, Master.
For freight OF passage appy on board to
]. X. IRWIN X CO.,
BASS, BORUP l. CO., Agents.
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5taple on0 fan.p prn GOODS.
CIR EAT INDUCE NJ EN- rs
TO THOSE
Seeking Bargains.

II
AZ irrstvoi, that Notwithstanding the WAR IN EU
ROPE MAY raise the price If
DRY GOO IS
the markets of The world, 1t has had that
c.rncd. He is receiving direct from the East,
brought this market, which he is prepared
taken great in the selection lis stock, the public
rely finding thing in his line Of the best
quality. The ladies will nnd in the following list,
prisins but sual porton Of stock, 1aricty ar
Giles for their use, suth
SUMNER ONNETS;
silks, sans and D. Vcre,s, large and beautiful
sortuieut summer dress goods IF the latest styles and
superior quality Dc Lanes of every stye shawl; gloves
Cacocs, oil, plain, and hsured Hosiery, cotton, WOODEN,
&c; Curtain DamaSk, different colurs and qualities.
Carpeiing. and Oil cloths,
lectcd with the best manufacturers,
will be sold at a small advance On eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimcres and vcstinss.'
Summer hats and caps, lates ST, les boots and shoes,
and boys; iuiicS and misses boots and shoes, large
and yaarird assortment
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and of superior quality, which will he
very low persons wishing really made clon- will do
well TO call and exam stock before purchasing.
We will Continue receive additions to rrrscn.
stock 10y arrival from below. and can boast
pctc for tie summer trade any establish
above ST. l.. uis.
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Rev. {. \. Bartol. of Eo-tor, colleague Of Rev
DR.. Lowell. of the West Church" in that city
has had his salary Increased $1,000 per year
and been granted Il vacation of twelve months
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-TD~ The ORGAN GRINDERS HAVE ARRIVED
\ nuisance without the jurisdiction of the Board
Of Health. as we construe the ordinance Great
ing the Board. We respectfully refer the case
TO the Mayor and Aldermen.