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UT OF PNlNr.-Pinys Letters in English; 2 vols.
" Camilla by siiss Burney vols
The Nuuveils fielose OF Rousseau, in English 3 vols
MoIiere's Complete Plays, Ffcncn and Eng's 10 vols.
Siuaft's Anecdotes OF Steum engine; : voIs.
Co,plri- Letters Of dr. 5evgne, Engli vols.
Munesqueu's oplr.i Gt Laws 3 vols.
The London stage containing U OF the best plays of the Ian
guage, excluding Shakspeare's; vols
The Glossary vos hundred engravngs.
Memoirs OF Duke Suily, In T. glish 8 vols. .t b s.
Mep,ci's OF Cardinal dc Re'x, IN English; 4 vols
5amboas Mining orQlg ot Spain, Ia Englishi vo
Second band Of works being
unoDtannbe) are Just imported from London by
oct ID FRANCk TAYLOR.
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rns nsW YorA LAvsrPUoi upfssa raab
ID. 6aaAHAers,

Thtse having bul conuncI
pre- essy government service, every
NRREH their construction,
- 70 strength aud speed their accossmo
d.o.s ~ pssseass unequaed for elegance
pric. or ssunse New YORK az
In second csbu go Exclusive ssoe
rrom Livorpooi 70 New York, ESQ and F20.
An ex rrnced surgeon attached to each ship
No bcrths can be secured until paid for.
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n X. CAAMBERLlN's Commercial College, located
u. R4IimoFe Maryland Ths 0senslb
object Of this institution is to place ints rAAn Of inds4ee
obtaining 0rer and practical mercantile edh
ton. young here Of ain knowedse
general business matters acquired
many years any counting house.
study double book keeping and III
departments Of commerce and trade Mercan
combining rapdi Of execution with beauv
mercantile law various In
Subjects beside many other po,ns for
keeper business to understand The time noc
for sudSn, m i've eight ws
vacation, applicants can enter At any ne and
evening Examinations held stated periods
diplomas awarded those who gaduaa For Ac Writ
and have circular forwarded by ma
Novf iyhArr - !. v
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No February g. 1854 icl the railroad from Mobile 20 G!ad
lsbuus Landing the Tsunessee
Of from Georgia.
Mobile Alabama, New Orleans Louisiana and the branch
Albany, via EufAus Montgomery Ala
bal
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i,lOCstL l,rh, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER co.'s
and Vanilla Premium chocolates. and broma
which first awarded by the chief
fairs OF the Union for by all the principal groceries In
United States, Rd by their
Husso, Murray, New Twss Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cncinna,
WALTER BAKER, + CO..
Ap3--ily Dorchester. Mass.
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III HAT NOrs Mrs Mary A. Denison. win en-
w cravings, from designs by White.
The Female Writers of America; with portraits bioeap
icai notices. and specimens Of their writings. BY John
Hart, LII. d.
The Life Of Martin Luher beautifully illustrated
Things In A uerica by w Chambers, (of Ed,nburgh1
Wild sports in Far West from the German, with tinted il.
instraii0ns. by Frederick Ccptnecker.
The Treasury of Medicine; by John James, NJ. ID.
New cheap editions Of BuIwers novels Half Hours
the Best Authors, Don Quixoe, Monte Christie, &c,
soyers Shilling Cookery. Upwards hundred housand
copies sf this ork sold In few wcekst
IN sale ut TAYLOR hAURHs
Nov5 Bookstore, near 9th
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IIIsTORY of ST. Donainxos by Brown, M. d volum,
Ii Of 800 pages each, bound in cloth price 30 cents
Oct II FRANCK TAYLOR
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n ANTHONY, No. 3O8 Broadway, New York, IMAM
e. of dagueeoype apparatus, mangs, preservsn
&C. and importer of plates, chemicals, fancy france
caoype chemicals for pictures and
riais Of every description. ts
Case supplied with materials for manufacturing
Harsons celebrated also, voigtlander Shon
always hand.
3O6 Broadway, June IL, 1854
June 20-dlyeart
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Csnnna Iou.svis I.dianayoi Cotunss zanesois C9sse
!and T0lsdo Chicaso, and 81 Louis.
Passengers is.sns Washington 0, aniv Wheeling
splendid and Durns
eilAvile. Wheeling nroad g
nss 81 LssSps ss viii
the NEXT with the ~. .,nH % S
s ALSO Sor zsns.vs and coumSs BY road from
holding through tickets can lie over y a
PARSONS, agent, washington = 49,,
Feb 7-dn Master Transportation.
MATHEmATICAL Al Dr..ving Instruments. an variety,
bought person from the manufacturers in Europe by the
ssu : cases for 81 a5 and upwards. -
Osta FRANCK TAYLOR.
AMARTINE's New work. Memoirs Of Celebrated Char
Lvermors's Epss Romans,
pp. :sS sas1Ss aad.%s sad SSsss essays
sSd Hs's by Docpa
Easy Warren l.lH aad ni. :. Contemporaries.
TAYLOR X MAURY's
Oct 10 Bookst0re near 9Th street
AAwKEK shooting, saited by VIM. Il. Porter.
Frank Fores,er's Pieid Sports vols.
A.. ss s ". % Sy y sn VOL sd
burgh
)
The Young Spsrtsnan's Manuals by araveni VOL London
aiau @ ePqtsmrn; ; 6y b. g. Lewis Md
The BhOote,s Manual. N =
Knder's Sporting Anecdotes.
Youatt on the Dog edited by Z. 8. Lewis Nd.
Dogs edited by Frank Forester.
Observation. Dog breaking; BY William Floyd, ,gamekeeper
OIL. Hu,cnin..n on Dog -breakingi l vol. London.
Mayhem Dogs. .t GFaANCk TAYLOR
Sep ~
NHE sTAGE.-Persona Recoleciions Stage by VIM.
TAYLOR & MAURY's
Oct II Bookstore, 9Th
"A E uf Celebrated CharactersB by Lamarne.
M
sodom and Gomora and the Bible Lands by
Life Eplss Of st. Paul by Consbsarc and Howson.
The Lost Heiress; by Mrs Southwark, l vol
Afajaj Norwegian and Lapand tale, from the German.
Norrh American Review, for October 1854.
Perseverance, and Enterprise; for the young vol.
Lif q Lesson novel. 1 vol.
The Fo spirit; dream Of geology l vol.
The Home Valley; Caen translated from the
5wedsh. vel /.
The Ko Parsonage; from the German of Gieske.
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated. | vol.
Of the Times OF George Inc Thirds by Lord Brongh
vols.
Lady Russelis Letters vol.
Profr~ ~ Prejudice by Mrs Gore. vel.
Cbslnbers's Pspsf~ for the rebpI-i yoIs..
ChAmbers's Miscellany 10 vols,
Select ntingn Robert hau,bers vols.
Pu,nsm's Monthly Magazine for October
Dicksas's Household words for October
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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l,Ay's FAB hes with ia6 Illustrations. 4 voluuae,
VI london 1854 Price 81
pos- management by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
Price SO
Price 50 cents
Adventures Svdenhsm Greenhnch, and Of his
London with numerous London. 1854 Price
Aug 2o FHANCk TAYLOR
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h poems.
The Western Home oiher poems by Mrs. l.. H. 6goHmey
Camp and March by Captain Gafon, United Htstas army
Putnan's Magazine for November.
Oct 81 FRANCk TAYLOR
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rhE spirit Rappcr, or Autobiography by o. A.
Il RsownsoH. OK ih
MidsummSr Flowcss Young hy May Msw4p
Party Leaders, Sketches OF JeAcrs0B Hausun Cay
Randolph, Sc. by 10 c. Baldwin, 2uthof ~ - Fu TAes IN
hIabamao
The Virginia Comedians Old Days IN the Old Dominion ed
itea icm the MSS. Of g. Efingham, esq.
WoOdcra Hawks about the Dovecote by w. Gilmore Sns
The Better Land by Auaustus q. Thompson. o.
The Home In the Valley; BY Emile T. Carlen
The Captains the Roman Republic compared with the Great
Modern sirategisis; by Henry Wiitap Herbert.
The Chemistry OF Common Life par' 4; by Johnston.
On sale at TAYLOR MAURYS
Sept store, nea 9Th street
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uEaE rs nstoa Laws and hOunty Land Laws-Au
lsAnayA Dses xith the peessGs Of secre ecs end Opp-
A,onty General ieeoh the FOR and Etgdaos pe-
whole arranged be insg6e every ciaimant by F. r.
c. Trplst. late chief clerk in the Pnon Oce ls54,
of 28 octave pages, bound. Price 50.
f. Sep FRANCk TAYLOR.
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wall Panama, the 9TH aud Ath Of zach math N Aui
steamships approved by the NAVY OF not loss '
2UOO burden, guaranying speed and sa}sty
railroad completed % Obispo, ~ miles from
Panama.
embraces 81 miles In rail car
Aspnwa Obspo, and 10 miles Of land
DIV road recently order. single passcnge
therefore, most In r eoen hosnc psssense
aud their baggage being only transferred aud from mu
alongside the Sgs I. l4s
There will transportation in future this route
The route sickness Of descrtpt1ow
being always kept ia port At New Yosk rsna
Francisco prevet detention In case OF accdeh
The Route 10 entirely ysiiasfs. I
paasage the Atlantic viii De nnae iss4
lay in days the Pacific, in - to IAN dayss
Passengers the day aer they arrive at Apa
wall 49,
Through tickets rates. be had at the agency "
street, New York.
Jan 26-du
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Important yyork for Pcnsion Cis

lnpur. ant cork for Penston Claimants.
DENsfON Land Laws Just published, Annyticu
Digest and Bouny Land Laws the Decisions
Secretaries &C, arranged he ntellgrbie
claimant Price 81; postagc. If prepaid, 20 cents
sale TAYLOR MAURY'S
Bookstore, 9Th
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University OF Maryland.
CoIlecs,r,s fpnIee. Auruse !

Coiiectsr's Onlee, Au9ust 4, 1854.
NOTICE TO tax payarseducon for prompt payment-Notce
hereby that the 1854 due,
and payable this o'hce and deduction
allowed by aw for tue before 3lst
staDt r. j. ROCHE,
3-eodH Collector.
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sOLU sIAS COaLEtaE, WAshington. ID. The thr-
v year of Col ,mhan College will begin the last
"Wednesday Wednesday in
Students choice Of the usual c'as ica stu
bache Of scientific for the
degree philosophy The college
hundred dlar For further information
address rhe resident OF COLUMBIAN College, Washington, D. c.
liz J--eOd
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. s.tsier's" Wines, f'hslArs1l 1

CrENC and e ,g,ish bosrdt ~ aud day school fok
young ladies' by W. rysoa and Sisters betwee
la'n aud h Wshnson &C. The duiss Of this institution will
be Aund Monday, 18th the pupils
desired their circulars
be had nj All the principal bookstore the city. A
l0--eodt 9Th sept (StarI lft
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ILk.E DOL jREEsS Sisanisn Grammar by Professors VI
" laspurz and HimoneT
Olendorf's spanish Grammar; by Profe vingui
JOsse's Spanish Grammar.
DE Vere's Spanish Grammar
Meadows spanish Gramnlar
Airaias ipauish Grammar.
Gramaca l4enaua Castellana.
OrndoIf-Nuevo Metodo aprendei cscriber hal
lar ~ Franccs BY Professor Vingut
Metodo npendcr, leer escribc hal
lar ei tngles; ny Professor WI gut.
GraDatca Ingesa de Urcau; BY Professor vingut.
lie Mae d'Espagnoi-N Methode pour apprendre
rs scrbe ct pafIaT la laRgue Espagnoe with key
Professor vDgut vf. a
Aiso spanish Phrase Books Readers and pictionaries with
selep 9ssortmeni Of the works OF Spanish authors
Sep II 'fRANCK TAYLOR,
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1884, for railroad ffom Gains Landing o
the Miss,sspp river Arkansas Camdsn and Fulton
che boundary line. and It's branches at Camden
nj
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OMM ENTA RI EN the sctfoss, Practice ana
Peculiar of The vol
by Ticknor Curtis .
History Cru-ases, their Rse, Prosre,s, Results W
Majof Proctor ~ the Royal Military Acad.my.
Cumol,ngs Lectures the Seven Churches.
On sale TAYLOR n MAURf's
Nov IS pook store, near 9th -
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March I for railroads Om Psnsacoaa. Florida, TO
Montgomery Aabama from smentoned place via We
tumpka Eiyion Decatur Akeps the Tennessee line
Cahaba, Alabama.
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Academy Of the visitation,

Ii ISrOhY or the Grusadss-th~t pise prOGress, a.
III results; by Major PROCTOR cf the Royal Military Academy
1854
Michaud3 History Cru-ndrs; from the Fesc
3 vols 1859.
Miits'- History Of the Crusades. vol, 1874.
Chronicles Of the Cru a cOntenPora
| vol i64S
The Chronicles Of Roger Of WsDdover 9 vols, lS49.
Rariy Travels and Narrn tves in Palestine vol lss M
FRAN, X TAkbOn'
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TCUPOGRAPHtCAL DRAWIN0.-A Manual o Topo
graphical Drawings by Lieut. r. 4. SMish u. =. army ars
professor Of drawing West Point With liusraonh
For sale by TAvLpk MAURf,
Nov rs booksellers 9Th street
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49, 1854, for the railroad TO eo1pec me Cha
nooga Tsnnssse) with the Central railroad of MssspP ID
branch from point RlyiOn
bluff the southern bend Of the river Alabama
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RssENCH WRITING INK, by Perioe 4uy0t.
Bank of England ink by Jones, maker,
Imported direct by
Sept % FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TIME. TlNlE. AIMEE.

III FOWLER. Watch Manufacturer, Working
q . Jeweler and Dentist, wOald respectfully iniorn
the inhabitants Of St Paul. that he has opened n
~. Anthony Street, the building opposite the
Rice House. doors from Rubinson's old stand with
IN assortment OF Clocks SpectaceS OF all ages, Bach
and Side Combs, great variety bosom pins, goggles,
chimney ornaments, steel beads and tassts ladies work
bags cldrens' teething rings, utes dice and boxes.
ami a variety of other articles.
Dnpiex Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches.
of the must com p!ex and delicate workmanship, care
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings made to crdsr. Engraving
1satiy eIecu,e9.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED & Plugged.
II. F., from his long experience in of the FIRST
shops in England fatters himself that shall be able
to give satisfaction to a who may fvor him with theI
work. His motto is Pune ctuHty, Dis and Mud.r
! charges.
st. Paul, March 2ist, 1853 A 49-y
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Cu&N,Ri.IN L. MORGAN.

CIl \ tNE1lN q .NOfSANs
a WARE that 'lumbug" is the order OF the
~ day in ST. Paul al present, disrlam any IN
eution to impose upon the public in announcing ihAt
they are offering their present stock OF staple and Fan
c> Dry Goos Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes,
&C. greatly reduced prices preparatory TO the open
Ing the - .rirg Campaign"
With an assert uent yet nnhrnken, they can supply
the wants of the public for goods in their line ana
are determined to ''let them Slide
They will offer inducements to merchants wishing TO
their stock a. they intend to devote particular
attention to the .obbng DrHai tment.
CalI At their Third street. between Rober'
,n ~, E e. M.
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JNSElce u tlt 1tNEf, 4N0tWy 001Ec, C71FVCF07 u't
General igeat.
WHAS removed his Office to the Brick BLOCK orpos tie
Id the Post Oiice. corner Of Third and Minnesota
streets where he VIII he found ready 10 attend TO he
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate,
pay OF taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c HaN-
ing been in the business for some time past. ani
be ig provided with of all the surveyed portion
of III. Territory and of the CITIES the St. Peters,
he itters himself that he will be able to give satisitc-
ton all who may give him II call , ,
X r. Town Lots in st. Paul. St. Anthony and all
the town. on the for sale at reasonable prices
Also. Farms the country with or wlthoutihproVe-
/ meuts.
! 81. panl. lime 2. lSl3.-1tf.
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NAIis'L. T.. TAN = y c
(ON ROBERTS. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH >TREErS
NEW STORE, AN:t Fk SSH .OrbDS
AND WORD TO THE MIN NESOfA
RIVER AND ST. GROIN TR iit!..

KIN EK 4 ID I IItDTN
4 : itlrN lived III oar new bulliliH. ani
IA htNiuL sufficient room 40 store large ana COM
ple stock Groceries. Grain. Flour ard HrnNNIunS
we would raSpectllN cali the attention oi ifien:>
in St Paul and The surrounding country, to tht FAl I
that have Just receive the largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCIFI?.S, ROIISIONS, GRAIN, Sc,
ever br,I ht Minnesota, and we now say I" our
ST. Ctol and .imnCsna iINcr tItHdS. THAT We are l.
erju- h; Ter ,isCe.Its these trIGt> than any other
huit>e il. 1t. i'Hu AID AT wholesale; we pledge our
selves 10 sci. GNLLNA iNiCES. Oar goods are all
fresh ana in the best Couatiun. Goods de'iver;
the landing any part Of the city free al Charge
We would again respectfully Gail attention TO our
ntV stock. Et.cr, and iricld> throughout The
s.rroluding country viii nd that it embraces every
te usually kept in oar !e Of business; ant il DOM
~ H..ud press ;uih> for i.vor>, and III" htra
pat rouaEr extended towards tie past Witcr We
rnunire in part follows. which i'll So" strictly
nv c.ISli z HE 10y, 81
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SVHOLh.SALE AND RETAIL CO<t'EC
'EkHN iiSt.

rf'IE subscribers returning their thanks Ia their
/ patrons and public in General for the Liberal
encouragement they have received desire TO it"ln,
them that they have new nachnerH ANA other lhcIIt!es
to .ipll The TERRITORY Nii!i Iihlu aid Fancy Candy oi
Tia. mdnuiiCG among Others all sGtts OF sic n
Candy. Rose and Hu-Ht Almonds, Cotll!icr>, Ani~>e.
Aciduated lrmt, ANA all other Mind ri Eio>; Cantl
and sugar TOYS, sc Wli.h they wii sci! uA tde box
lower rates a,UiNCtrt"it. than II can he tr-" -!
,airua Ions. the advantage TT h.ttE- 4
r;~h article. SO. iteIch. Ger ANA English cN
II taicy Goods. Al 0rIers to- C,ht- al" Ice cream
ouipt.. diied at the lowest .'ossi. !e prices.
- REhL x X ARCHER
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SAW MILL.

SAW MILL.
TNNIE subscribers having leased aud thoroughly re-
Il pared the Saw Mil ON the kcml Nji.'cS, known rs
Coye's Nii prepared to iuTsh Lumber OF any
...r~c iii lion at the shortest notice.
Snr>GLeS, Lara and PICKErS, always on hand
Custom Saving done the most reasonable terms.
Those in want IUnibtr hHiIding fencing pnr
noses will find ii to their advantage call be
fore PURCHASING. elsewhere. ASA Il. MA\NiNi,
ISAAC y. HOLDEN.
Prescott Dec. l. 1S13 3j-ly.
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st. a9aui AoU'ts.
IURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
p.rr,sox ~ & BEHsoN,s

EnED LINE COACHES with the best OF teams and
q careful drivers now upon the road between ST.
Paul and 81. Anthony. ready to accommodate the pub
lie all occasio, They have a large and excellent
Livery stock. several and elegant Carriages and
i;ar0uChes; also Harness and Ior-e furnishings,
ard eGuipagcs of the most elegant description -
L. i'll returning thanks to the public for TIE M
era patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, Lake
pleasure stating they have just received, Ill ad-
don to their former extensive stock, several young,
elegant, and
WE'LL BROKE HORSES!
specimens Of stOc that have never been eqUailcd IN Tie
Territory Their stock needs but to he seen 10
be admired and approved by discriminating public
VIII our friend, and the public remember, that at the
Livery stable in the OF the American House, at the
upper end Of saint Paul, tey at all hours have such
conre b! land, wAc5s on horseback, rs they
desire. PAI1lSON II BENSCN.
PAL .Imne 30. lar2. IL
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Saint paul Business CARDS.
JACOB J., NOAH,

ATrCnNTY VI I.tW and SoIPVtOR n CTIANCFRT.
COMMISSIONER Inr States of Maine Rhnde leland
Connecticut, New York rennsy lvaIi4, Virginia, Al
abJiIa, Ohio and Louisiana.
1EAll Instruments 10 be Used recorded in eny
o! iie above States, may be taken at my oiice n 81.
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33:esrott, 1Iliseos.si,g.

4. &. MORTON,
PrfHc9tt His.-ccr. ByonGirFJ and htHnhI"irh SIS.
H AZ hand and for saie at a mrderate advance Oil
4 cost general assortment uf
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES fND PROFESSIONS.
Also. a large supply OF R&ADY-M>Dg CLorniNG,
iirtyy Wuoe. DLANkETS, EooTS and SHOES, Heavy
fLaNNEIS Over aad Under SHIRTS.
SHit. Pork, Macherel, W hite fish, &c.-Shir9lcS,
Lumber ii.ih, &C. besides every ether article usIi!
70 and in "A Grocery and Dry Goods Store.
Cdll and
Prescott, Dec Il. 1853 3Ilv.
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CHAS. ". BcRlP. II. OAkES.
fiORCF 4 AXES.
VBNiE undcT signed having formed q ccpurrershp fOt
trnmsgcting Exchange and Banking btslnes in all
its various branches. will he prepared IN furnish sight
ud :c exchanges the East and principal cities OF
the West. Reniances to Great Britain, Ireland, aEd
contint of Europe made in TO suit purchasers
sight and tne bills and European exchanges purchased.
colrcors made and proceeds remiticd nj usual rates
of exchange All other business committed to care,
pn.c't~.s attended TO- porrpso,vrs
jvi.: lift
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AHiNET WARt,KOOMS

ALWAYS on hand, or made order, SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS DlvANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
M.AT';RASSES, CARD AND CEN
IRE TABLES and CHAIRS
Of every Description
Also few METALLIC COrFlNS, superior article.
..a To boy second hand furniture. is TOO
s. ...,ss much iite bu!ng second hand gar
90 the people of our Territory, wouid
rather prefer to have their chairs wasstands bureaus
and tables, made to order and expressly Ter their own
use; although old furniture be bought lof ess no
ney. Then We think our people would rather haNelri
Cts the timber that befe il the Terrific
ry, Manufactured by our own mechanics, who have cast
their lot il Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We VIII make promptly order, whatever articles Of
furniture rNy De wanted Gf We have not what is desr
t ;ii!d) and viii warrant goods bet ter ami All
things considered cheaper, ;han they be imported.
Undertaking pfohptiy attended to-:
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware AID Furniture, Third
street. 1T. pHu
81. raul JUie %, 1853 l0-ti
,lgNNi. i.SOiA LEATHER STORE.
Il t.s Old Ntanl # T. 4. Collins s. Co., opposite
Tie Roe Io.Tc, St. PoaA
Ed T. Obey. dealer III sad'!es, Harness
= Trunks and Sad!!try Hardware, Saddle tttes,
-AjrlIug, Harness aHd Patent Leather, Calf Seating,
Bag and To-, Leather; tar! tgc Trimmings, Saadlers
l.lA Dyiio,,s ";d Band leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
IIpnrch tanned sole :.s..cr; C, tanned sole and
rpyt leather; hip ahd Ha!f ahins; French, German
. tBllu.i. phia a!d Cincinnati Calf Shins all kinds u
Ladies and tSenlemtl's Morocco, Ned, yellow, Blue
Green, pinh and White ining-; best Goat, Buch and
Sheep Bud;tC: Boot and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees
iasis Crn,p tlo.rl,, Pegs Of all sizes Shoe Thread,
, all kinds iru.i, Xlnc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed tic .iottC.t notice and i'll workmanlike
Country orders particularly attended to.
The hiGhc-t rlice IN Cash paid st all times
i. t. B"ADLEY.
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MEETS on the second Uedue>dav evening n caci
month ~ I | = O'Clock MASONIC HALL, Il. Al
/ thnuy Street. CUmpaliuIs lgun other Chart@fs, l.!
goo standing. respectu,l invited t" meet with
I II Pau. l-5l 4 !. MORGAN, Stc'N
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-14
ALLEN l'.ER:,E,
aoi.sE AID I.i,T FOR SALE.

HUI a u
House AMI two Lots in kitt>On'S AdditiOn i,nme-
"A diaely back of the New Hotel. The House IS new
and convenient, having been bliit dErihg the rail-
Wishing 10 devote attention exclusively to oar bis
ness we will sell the above property At reasonable
price and upon accommodating terms.
CUAMBIIN & MORGAN.
JuIv q lS5i-l3l Third street. II. Paul.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-14

GREAT EXCETENE\S ~ THE GRAIN
MARKET.
Fine lot Of Corn Oats, r., and Barley Oh hand end
"A tor sale BY
w. CON5TANS, Lower Landing.
April l4th. 1854 l-3t