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\eU-Nork Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT OF BEENES. MlLk COWS .hAh
tALNES, SHEEP and LAMBS, and SWIM: a. \ NJ Al
.lfon's tNa.nugou Drove Nafdl fov ourhs- aud Fifl
n, Bfowugs and OBicn's SAths', between second aid
Thfdr,s: Union Drove Yards. (iog SwllcD foysecopds;
rrd av; Can't en-, R0bnson and al tue Hudson
Markei Boats PREPARED every Nonday ile pfnc Pc, -
dsvD .Nrresy Tor TIE NEW -lORk TRIBUNE. by SOLON
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or,s... 70 Ttor r-ou Hunter SD n com WIN osiA nay 49,
ID ~ Hsrbirssr TO- Ne~f01 $500, t,.h int
~ ~sr-a lof E,s-por-' Eins v'oei
=. 10 aas-er IN ns' ~ -1- = lnds airei SO.
49, sr--.re Of Neg-Llerck. Ne .se- - 'aaed iioH'
~ 60. ~ Boc.Hbsrl L,n-e Gardens d. no ss'as -
f-e- SaLeo N ct--i -"f Wiz '---7
Il r. Pen nsh Harvey B. Is days, oHr 70 aA'e'
- T.s--rk Dhr McNr. Archa. d pafe- D 4 L-atf
B. Ausls.ur, Monroe. q Ptrfso "a - y, ~.
r.r ke 70 Hastees Co EXPERIENCED heavy "7'-n'' VI '
p r., rl Tao Pc-.o Csbeo via Bermuda 10 d. coffee
B s,I ben Horton ,Br De BerHiuia u Dc poiA'oe' % '"
~ go, of Roek ard sherman Cenflesos l6 ds slsaE
4 W. 18Th me-. sl.p OF abou- lo' Us o1leu
-.r.d t,,rk VIII freak Ashore en- Memory hcAs Ah'
prr ,Nor Anderson Liverpool - d. az o fun.1
Neucse Erpcr.csceG heavy Wraher' lcst Tor oP
- Flo.e Jores Wfning-on. V C.. nsvsi rore-
- O-i,nns Tu,t'e Richmond 70 C. Il. Pierscn
stI- Richnond Hairs Richmond 10 C. II PeTsol- , -
SIr Ga am us,edl CEanner, W lining on ds ua'e
.-orss 20 Al Brunf S.s.ht s. -, ..,-. p,
-ch- Smith. >m.h Wilmington, y 4 Us lA''' w.
Nc ready Mon Co -, u d @ a..
sehr Abeona lof ym, aih Mas Ar~oods John I '' O.
surs- ard ruoiasses 20 Matt and. Phelps Co , - 4,
Schr New Zealand ia Trsmou Me'ay Union Island "a' u
sbr E.p.re OsHrse Mobile d, cotton Sc 10 NeCFeady
,eh Marine Powell Wilmington y C. naval stores 70 T. :
ur,e s.n.es Savannah d 20 McCresdy, Nor Co
- Frse Jones lin uE,ou y c. 10 Mct ready MOI 70
>cL- A.hds Hudson Bur-forr y C.. naval stores 70 master
SIR bergen Pe1,rsb1rs d. -four, &c % JAMES 'e'
vonro.e Wal cslai, d. laih Il. D BrooSman, Co.
~chr {. A Libby. " alaee. Roekland. line
crn " M A. bowen. Ha.lock Providence, domes-cS
~ioop Rsuzi DlItee Newport r. !.
BELOW-Two basks Aad briss.
SNLFp-Bris Robert Wing Nickerou. Tor Buenoi Ay'es
WIND-Durus the day wS.W.. sunset; Light
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a. 20 n0N WANTED on SYRACUSE CITY

SOV.NbstV BOND-Scaod proposals viii be received
~ m. undo sgled his office tie City Of syncls snu ~. ,ne
"a IAN mi NAV NJ A., M ococf T. NJ for SIXTY ThOuSANp
DOLItRs 81 SYRACSUE CTN BONDS In bonds OF ~ vpsAen,
Interest ffa'o u
The s dsv of Deccmbcs IN each to Commence
an the 6 oav Of able at the American fNhanse
p.rI TO be annexed 20 tho
BorJs ion the Interest payable ACCORDINGLY. 80
Tho To- OF the Bonds able a. follows.
10 Bonds GOO each. payable December l8ld tlo.n
no pouds each payable December !, 1903, $1,000
i'd P,n,. = eco each payable December l. 1859 $1,000
10 Bords each PAYABLE December l. 1850 $1,000
M Bonds - each payable December l. 1861. $1,000
H. Bones Il toO each PAYABLE December l. l9bl 5000
The Loan the ene and only debt OF
the CIV Of ,facrse with the exception Of -lj 900 which 10 30
ne Il OF and ,hn before o. said Bonds fall due
The Loon authorized by the Legislature Of tho
State o. passed present. month, authorizing the CITY
ot Syracuse und is debD.d syracuse April 10, 1851
II. SHELDON, Controller.
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Markets. .cARrrrllr Rrronrrp rOe TIE TRInrxE.

Markets. .CAREFULLY REPORTED FOE THE TRIBUNE
MONpAY MAY l, 1854
AshfSIhe market Is without change o either sos ana -
qeiet Al - tor Pearls, at sc 70 Tor Pots
market the commencement " the past wees
Sa ONE sales made slight improvement hui 70
market week. 1SO
- NnAh .s were Tor expor: ASIA home lilo
sissea"n and vi in sniu To-day the market hesvy Sales
90 prters took as spinner Us and specula;o
90 ~" ~ are ne Quotations adopted BY The Bosrd to-day:
MN NoRA CiASSsICArIOS
tPsnd FLORIDA Mobile ID A Tens
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Receipts OF Prosiuce-MAY !
Ocean steamers.

BIZ N,R R.rer Ioc-2s76 tb. Flour psss Wool 81 box,
Starch u sides - rolls Leather
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Mr. Draper holds bs usual sale Of Stocks, &C. tornor-
row Tuedsy at the Merchants Exchange at i2l O'Clock
The damage to the Erie Railroad b. the freshet much
k,s than was anticipated There vii be no detention Of
trains but change Of takes piaoe at Rauapo where
small bridge has been carried away. Probably 90 900
will repair the whole damage The oss to the Harlem
Road will also be lees than at first supposed We
hear that the Delaware and Hudson Canal bas been very
much injured and that IL doubtful If ii be repaired
6r the transportation Of coal before June.
The following saes Of Stocks and Bonds were made at
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& 70 QO0-rIRsT MORTGAGE SEVEN

& 10 O0O1eFFdI SS[r MORTGAGE MoHSI SEVEN
ct4I nSSo f fN6 ES sSHns 90 6
% Ss vEGSA 81 T b S ssS'1 w
Tyf sSd % I5 bo TRG on any os6s Of Ss &
COMPANY each with a. the rate Of
Of % . SS9S' & oa S" %1S &
aud Trust Company Newfo fhe principal payable In New
The Whole amount Of issued authorized be issued
executed in favor OF Thos Boston Esha Coli
Hartford uon the lands, mines m.wsy cars furnaces DWELLING
and all the property OF description, bcouging 10 the
a. g Oh Inc Conn., c o Mog Comfy aeeodpr
10 the law Of he sts,e OF virginia aeopy OF wheel may De seen
capita OF This Company has been very successfully ued in the
mining OF md the msuuiacu OF salt is works apon e
Ohio River above Cincinnati Tho production and e o. these,
Mississippi yaey have enabled divide thus per cent?
slowing hsn, esbIe character invest
s;ho ih ro Valley lying
the Ns Columbia onpay which has aiken he lead II develop
great Altglary coal field crosse fle Ohio River
Cop, o. he senanuaa will be furnished appH
such Of he BID. fled will be accepted whiting
OF sboS a Sn Sss At s o.
The bd. be opened SATURDAY May g. at O'Clock P 81
l DAN of $1,000, 600 for the ENLARGEMENT %
- tie ERIE he oSMaG0. ~ cAYUGA and SENECA CA
GENEsEE VALLEY CANAL and Tor he ENLARGEMENT a
the csn. Fund by whine Of snaed 20 provide ~
the Ere the the
Tor fhe Black Genese
Valley tsns aud provide fo me payment Of R
Certificate and for other pures passed 18th April 1854
hereby give notice that I'd will be received an,
18th 'he
LOAN Of on MILLION DOLLARS which transferable Ger
cates 81 stock will be Issued fie Name the
Of SewYofk bearing neres the Of per cen, %
snnum syabe quasies aud he principal
/ the first da; OF July, 1872.
j. 20 be UNDERWOOD ha, he Commissioners be Bbs
20 AXE Il the offers UGH their opinion %
/ van'ageOre 10 he interests Of the Sfa.e.
The be for he whole ~
les Than - CO., Al proposals scaled and ndod Ll
To- Lc Enlargement Of the and other Canals - sd 81
closed 10 and direc ed the Controller Albany
The money iii be required 20 be- paid The see,
II TIE bid and the balance the
which time Interest will commence he Loan
Paymensto be made by depo'in he the credit -
Issnr ne s.e 81 the Canal Fund IN he Bsa
Of ne Mtnaias Company NcwlO.k the New fOs sts"
Bank IN Ar Cry Of Abany
Stocshodes residing in The J.: ana "a Distress and M
resSg o. 1 he STATE will the 80
By hon gus sry The Ban Manhattan COMPANY IA ~
Ky Of Ntwlok, az other s'ockoders the Sswfok ss',
bonh IN ht City Of Albany. Da'ed Canal Department AOnjf
! Apfil -, ls~t ;. r. tHCRt a.. i.cui. Governor
=. W LEAN i.NhA ORTIZ, Secretary Of sisie'
/ Jas. NJ COOk. Controller
! p q. AILDiNG.
OODEN HOl IMAM. Attorney GeDef'L al
Cly,n's.ioners o CAnt Fnnil
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MINIATURE AiNtNAc...... ms DAY.
SvN-Rs......4 - a II jol
WATLg......THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook.u Gov l.snd 10 5m Hell Gate. y SIN
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NF,g-YoRE March 2. 1854
Illinois CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

UITTNtIIN IN hAIl IN-NII4IN'I-NIT W.T.
STBSC RIPTlON 20 CAPITAL SrOC kNo.ce Is hereby gwen
subscribe 20 the Capital STOCK OF me
illinois eua RAILROAD Company "a, 'sotice m Newi ok wh,u me
hcok. shall that before the s dS "a
Io ii5 .hst book Opened the Off OF sad Com
snv No Nast the Cry OF Newfork, for the purpose OF
and tina all holding snch rghs
nav have opportunity lbscrbug either IN person OF du
shares which 1ey are sew
his date aud the lst day o Jan
nay Ia5 uuon he time o ubscbng OF an n'a"
,r If r ha.e with inctes thereon the lst day o. jar
nary OF uy preceding the lay Of payment and srrense Of
~, rrfste ~ uchand that all such persons failing -
As aforesaid on or before the day January 1855 will
thereafter forfeit all such rights
By order of the Board q Directors.
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financial.

SIMEON Ds,PER. Auc.ionsrr -
ny SIMEON DRAPER--Otiice No. 10 Finest,
ID cofu.r Of Wiliam.-On TUESDAY May , a. - oeo'A'
ne NoTrSese per cent Convertible Bon Of The Perm and
Iudibn,fo. Railroad Co. due July 1854 IN eres Jan ana july
/. 10 NV York -ltoo -, r-,-.,,,,t ,f
CC0 II rer cont scrip; STATE of Wisconsin, for In "
70, and i.cousn payable annually ia NeloA'
less cure a, exchange $50 ,.....-., p.n-,.l
~q,5o IL Morgase Bonds Of The Lyons Iowa. Cen %. s
Co Coulons due June and Dec LIN Ne" io'N' u"' 1910
each IN, p.-s..s.ho cf.v.l,nl
Is Mortgage per ccnt onVet'lpie pou"' OF SAC
nj urgh Rail oai Co. = 600 each IL, =
5000 Mortgage per cent Bonds o. me LYou' N'N ~
RAILROAD Coupnn : Geo each
= has Limos Central Railroad Company. : l,o each
SO shares Civ O! Cairo stock. QInois -lOn each
sn hare. Hanover Bank. $ioN each
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srrANfRs To AgrfyE FROM EUROrE.
....sai,d from Live. teo. for new forA-.....
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CAyINGS BANK pEPARTMENT of the EIGLITH

~ Az BANK OF sd g. and 8hav-AI deposited
before the l''b vii the LIT OF May In
ct the rate q per oil amounts under 800
VI X. POULISON. Presien..
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MAD RIVER Lax EgtF RAILROAD Co.
nIVIDFND.-BostOn March 81 l-5i.-A Diyi-
dnd q TEN CENT hs been declared payable in stock
OF he Company May tn transfer offices VIII
The cecaf,s been issued shareholders OF record IN the
3lst inst. SAMUEL ltENHhA" IfeasHri
Nlw-ioRX And hARLEN RAILROAD Cog
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Green ~icA sOpcn daily II 70 4 N. and to7 p NJ
Interest per = 800 and under
CALEB :. WOODHULL. President
wv ~ n rUb asLr yice.Pres.deu.s
NANnLRRLT /. b. Nrn.. S.nreta-r
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LAM. for...... 80 O 10 LsHis foF.......sJo %
: Ltuts for....... 81
Then, ~ doubt boz ihsse p-es bod sooi f1r
Ifs1e >afer-ietdes che vicinity u tls C-y Told bus
e ~ ia s-rer phcsrha-e q lime. -uano pound
.v tl form Of rary s-d sheep aad
D. expended those f-zers s he
rIe.irp-t n eNTeTiEns nt-Vl-rh a-tsnron
For, JOSH sheep broker Chamber Robinson
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NETWORK and NEW-HANEN RAILROAD
~ CONPANY-The annual meeting Stockholders the
New Haven Railroad Company the election Of
and he Of other business viii be- held
the Office Company the Cty New Haven THURS
DAY lth day MAY 1885, II o'clock NJ Polls oPentfoHi
II A. NJ to = p. M.-Sew-i oIk. April p, l}5i
ROBERT SCHUYLER. President
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H aud NewN0rk Raj oad Company hereby
teuton 70 ofel 10 the Newfork market
shall be- wanted. -7JJ00 Bonds
their 4oed
able semi-aHnually dated Album March II. 1851
3. r. HALL Secretarv.
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ceived from the citizens of st. Paul, and surrounding
country, shall eDdeavOr to conduct my establishment in
such manner will warrant continuance of their conf
dence; but in order to do this, must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as have to pay cash for all cattle, sheep, hogs. etc.,
which purchase, shall hereafter expect my customers
To pay down the Cash for all meats they may buy from
me- shall strictly enforce this system with all my Gus
toners. 1t is my intention to keep constantly hand
the very best meat of all kinds, at as low prices the
market will allow. My motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, and Cash for Beef.
b. All persons indebted to me in large small
sums, VIII please call and settle immediately, 1t will
the necessity and trouble of calling them BY
doing, you will enable to 6 fork over to my cred
torS. ii. c. WOLF.
3-3tf
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Hobensack'S Liver Pills,

No part of the system is liable to disease than
Liver, it serving erer TO purify the blood, Civ
ing the proper secretion to the ble that any wrong
action the Liver affects the other important parts
the syscm and results varously in Liver Complaint,
Jannce, Dyspepsia etc. We should, therefore, Itch
every symptom that might indicate action of the
Liver These Pills being composed of Roots and Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick Namely LIST, EX
pectorant, which Arguments the secretion the
monary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge
secreted matter ID. An Alternative which changes in
some ineXpcable aud iusensibe the nor
bid action of the system. 3D. Tonic which gives
and strength to the nervous system, renewing health
viSor 10 all parts of the body. 4tl Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
Operating Ga the Bowels, and eXpeiiing the whole
corrupt and viated matter, and purifying the Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health.
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r. H. MILLER s. CO.,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
China, Glass, and Queensware,

SAAAAAet} NAdo01 esAASA SsASSAA0 W etAS
Nos. 81 and 81 Main Street.
Bet,ceen Chesnut andiPine Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
NNIE would again respectfully invite the attention of
w friends and the trade generally, to our very
large complete stock Of goods, selected especially for
the spring trade, which receiving by direct
importation from tho Potteres. Our stock consists, in
part, of EAKTENWARE; c. Blue-edged, Dipt, Paint
e Sponged, Painted Flown Blue and Mulberry, Printed
Flown Blue and Mulberry, Canton Blue, White Granite
Fancy usre and Japauued, Gold Band Granite and Mat
Blue Printed.
ENGLISH CHINA.
Plain White Enameled and Lustre, Blue and Lustre,
Raised Figured and Gold Band, Teas Tea Sets, Plates,
&C., Of new and beautiful styles and patterns.
FRENCH CHINA.
Plain White, Gold Band aud Decorated Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets; Vases Mugs &c. &C., in every variety, Of
our own mpol tatiun. Prices very low
GLASS WARE.
American eastern and Westerly French. Bohemian
ami Belgian manuacture-piain, Pressed, Cut and En-
graved, at the lowest prices.
English T ID PIPES; American Pipe Ueais-Yellow
and Rockingham Ware.
l. 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,
Girondoles &c.
Lamp Chimnics and Solar Lamp Wick, at low prices.
Assorted Crates of all sizes, for the Country Trade
put In house by most experienced packers
always on hand.
We Would state that our stock Earthenware pur-
chased by our resident Agent in Iverpoo cash. and
before the advance in prices made, and
thus enabled to offer goods at prices that will enable
to compete successfully with JObbers in the Eastern
cities We respectfully solicit Country Merchants and
others TO call and examine stock before purcha sing
elsewhere r IL MILLER Il co, 81 and "a Main st.
ST Louis, March 10, 1854 IL
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

OR, Ell ETI ONE HIS UW Y FI1 SICIfN.
ct. THE forticth edition, with hundred engrl-
wings, showing diseases and Maiformations of
VIZ the human system in every shape ami form. TIC
which Is added treatise the diseases of Fe
males, being of the highest importance to married poo
pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM Young, NJ. D.
Let father be ashamed 20 present copy OF the
-ESCCLAPlUS to his clIill. 1t may him an
early grave Let young man woman enter into the
secret obligation of married life without reading the
Pocket 1E.cuapius. Let no one suffering from hack
med Cough, pain in the se restless nights feel
ing and the whole train of dyspeptic scnsaios and Civ
up by their physician, be another moment without
sulting the -Escuapius. Have the married. those
about be married any impeachment, read this truly
fu book, it has been the saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of DEATH
~ Any person sending f,rcnty:fu cents enclosed III
letter, will receive copy Of this work by mail,
five copie will be sent for dollar.
Address post paid) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-5m No. 152 Spruce St., Phladclphia.
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r E M O v A l.!
DODGE & saw RCOOL,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of ST. Paul
w and vicinity, that they have received their large
stock Of Groceries and Provisions, which they are
now disposng of at exceedingly low rates, wholesale
and RETAIL They have also consignment, choice lot
of liquors, which will be disposed in quantities TO suit
purchasers also, an article of ground feed for stock.
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacent. to call and give their stock examna-
ton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident of sell.
ling to all reasonable Don't forget the place
DODGE x SAVERC0OI,
Third Street, In the store formerly occupied by
Capt. Scrgcnt.
st. Paul. April s, 1851 3O-tf
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For Sale at Bargains.

"ESSRS. OLIVER, STONE & FOLSOM offer for sale
WI at their Real Estate Rooms, in the court house in
Paul. the following property in the city of st. Paul
Lots ami . block I. and ut> I6 and II, block ), ami
lot i, block 4, in Markiey and Walkers addition.
Lots and 8, block To- in Kiltson's addition, upon which
has lately been built very fine cottage dwelling house
and other Improvements.
Lots and 4. in block 4, Bass addition and half
lot ii, block ., Leach, additions fronting ST IL
Ramsey street. Also the following land near ST. Paul:
III town 80, range -, 400 acres, being the W IL
Ia and y IL Ii, SEC &c, and IA of W Ii.
%, aud " IL Of " Ia, ami + ii Ii sec D,
and S L IL IL, and W IL L IL, and \ Z ii
sec 6.
I'm town %, range 90, 160 acres follows W 1-2
W III and 10 n W IL, sec 10, and 5 W IA sec 3.
In town 80, -, 4S2 bcng lots Nos !, ,, ,,
ami 4, AMI l-2 5 + Ii and y W IL and Ia " Ii
81, and lot No S, sec 20.
In town %, range %, 43I follows: IL y
W Ia and L. Ii 10, and lots > ;, and 4, and
L IA w ii and y + IL w Ii and " L. ) T. ii
5 Part of the above land is heavy timbercd and y
ing upon the Mississippi river within three miles u" st.
Paul. The whole will be sold at bargain For further
particulars, enquire of OLIVER, STONE X FOLSOM
March %, 1854 tf2S
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A True Bill has been found against
ELEEtT g. RRO7HE 6

A True Bill has been found against
ELFELT g. RROTHE S.
HEl the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of St. Paul and vicinity,
I'D for selling goods cheaper than before sold in
the Territory.
We acknowledge the 'ssoft Impeachncnt and are now
ready TO receive the Attendance host customers,
both old and new. We Halter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Chcapness,
We are not equacd by any other establishment the
Territory We have not time at present into tails
but Will cnterate few of The articles exhibition
English and French Mernos, De LANES,
Parametta Cloths, Cashmeres,
Plain aud Fancy silks,
Embd Curtain Muslin from IS cts to 81 90 per yard
Embd Curtains from $3.50 to S 100 per pair.
d and Cd Danasks from 50 cents TO $3.50 per yard
Tapestry Brussels, ply Ingram ami Rag Carpet,
Embroderics Of all kinds, consisting Of
Collars, sleeves, JIandkerclcfs,
Chcmizctts, etc., Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods Li.e.
We have also large assortment of IL Cloths
Painted window shades China. Glass add QuccIsware
Childrcn's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes,
BOYS and mell>' boots and shoes, etc.. etc.
Tue above goods exposed and ready for SALE and We
pledge ourselves 10 sell them cheape tcan before
offered in the Territory.
Every Body, please give call before purchasing
elsewhere. ELFELT & BROTHER.
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DAVID hartley,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Liquors, JTincs, Cordials. Imported Havdna
Cigars. Virginia and Missouri Tobacco,
Preserved fruits, Pickles, Oysters, Sar-
dimes, Lobsters, CLAIMS, Glass
rare, &C., SC.
No. 81, Main street, near the Steamboat Landing.
HAS in store and to arrive, the following, which he Of
l. fers for sale at the lowest prices. The stock wa
selected by himself in New York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LOQTORS, WINES AND CORDIAIS,
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, of the foliowin
kinds: Otari, Dupuy Co.'S; Pnet, CastiIon g. Co.'S
United Proprictors; Hennessey & Coz; 4. Scigncttc.
pipes Holland Gin, the celebrated Swan brawl,
pipe II. CroiX Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
jamaica spirits, Medicinal purposes,
2 bbiS Old Peach Brandy, 10 Madeira Wine
New England Rum, &c Sherry Wine,
so Sc New York Brandy, 20 baskets IIeilsick Char
20 d" 81 Gin, pagne Wine.
80 s. Bourbon and Monon- ? bbls Rose Cordial,
go . sahcia W h>Ey, - Peppermint Cordial,
100 6. Rcctited Whisky, . Iry,,n SWIM
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
HIT4NA CIGARS.
100000 imported Havana Cigars, large anil cnc,n
est assortment of Cigars offered sale in this mar
ket. " $3.50 ~
20 bxs Virginia Tobacco, a superior article.
20 $ Missouri Tobacco, 20 bxs smoking tobacco
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, SC.
200 cans ID preserved Peaches,
100 2ib 8. Straw berries.
800 Sc Baltimore Cove Oysters,
900 - Baltimore Cove Soup Oysters a new article
70 bNs assorted Pickles, 30 cans CLANS.
~ ~ tomato Calsul, 10 hxs Pepper Sauce,
~, % c'iS IoDsters, 20 gross Playing Cards,
assortment direct fIom the mandatory al ptsLur,h
Gaicna, April 80, 1S53-33v
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-13
NOTICE.

II FELIX C0BUS, Importer, New Orleans, La has
g.. instructed me (adrices received by last maiD to
private sale at such low prices a3will make ii an
% quarter casks old Port Wine;
TX pSes Champagne, the celebrated Crown brand;
80 oSes pure Bordeaux claret wine;
~ 10 casks Seignette brandy
r,,,, THOMAS CALDER.
A"i'H Suee', between Roberts and Jackson.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-05-13
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy Of all that in
fest the human system; it grows to almost indefinite
leng becoming coled and fastened in the intesncs
and stomach, affecting the health sadly st.
Fitus Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom If
suspect that it is Tape WOrm fastening them early
grave In order to destroy this worm, very energetic
treatment must be pursued it would therefore be proper
to take to of my liver Pills remove all obsruc-
tions that the Worm syrup act direct upon the Worm,
which must re taken in doses of tablespoonfuls times
day; these directions followed have been known
10 fail in curing the obstinate case OF Tape Worm.