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JOHN Cox, Edenton,
JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
J. Fl. Pool, Elizabeth City,
F. F. FAaAN, Plymouth,
ALEx'R MITCHELL, Newbern,
w. N. H. SMITH, Murfrees-
borough,
H. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
A. T. SUNNY, Asheville.
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pRASS ANDIRONS. WIRE TENDERS, BK11
A0 Rim. Brass Head Shovels and longs.
Fire Carriers and Coal Hold,
Coffee Toasters and Tea Kettles. For sale by AVN,
j. brown
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WINSTON & CLARKE,
councillors and Attorneys at Law,
P. II. WINSTON. VIM. !. CLARKE
March 90, 1853. 81
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FINE TABLE CUTLERY.-IVORY BALAS'l
IL Handled Knives and Forks, 81 pr. in sett.
Ivory Handled Game and Beef Carvers and tOrkS.:
Butter Knives and Steels. For S sac NJ
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sand fees. With the use of furnished house.
Including $500 Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
sIncluding 81, 900 Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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SHINGLEs.-so 900 DRESSED BUILDING SHD
- GILES. For sale by ,,,urTf
Portsmouth, Va, Nov. Is, 1853.
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"E HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GOVEE
w which were made to order at our Manufacture .
Enlistment in New York The richest invoice yet Ts
Call and examine. E. L. HARDIN
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GOODS FOR EVERY BODY.-GUNNY
~ Hemp Baggng,
Brown, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar,
Rio, Laguira and Old Java Coffee,
Green and Black Tea, very good,
80 Kegs Nails and Brads.
J. BROW
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NORTH CAROLINA REPORTS.
WDUSBEE'S LAW AND EQUITY.-Bound volumes
I'D and in Sheets for sale at the
NORTH CAROLINA BOOK-STO
Complete sets of the North Carolina RRroRrs constantly
on hand. q. D. TURNER
Raleigh, April 9th, 1854. 49-3m.
TUST TO HAN.D-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Cd choice CIGARS and amongst them that vorte brand
La Palmetto.
Also large lot of that superior Smoking Tobacco Fine
Old Mild. Call at r. MARiER'S 4 Co
April 10, 1854. a.
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* ENTLEMEN'S DRESS ARTICLES:--h5ss LII
ling has now large assortment probably, l p16iW
the City. E. L. HARpl'r
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TAISSOLUTION.-THEC COMPREHENSIVE HERE
ADtofore existing under the of NJ Schloss Co.,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent Persons
indebted the Firm earnestly requested to call and
make settlement of their accounts lat the Establishment IN
this City, by the 1st of July.
THE undersigned will continue to carry the MER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in its various FORMS and respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage 50 literally
tended to the former firm.
J. SChOSS BRO.
Raleigh, June Is, 1854. Ga
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A. & HI. HARJ

A. q HI. HARRIS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NORFOLK, VA,
WIN make liberal advances on consignments, if desired
April, 10, 1853 AN
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DAINT's, OILS & vARNIsH.-The Subscriber
II receiving his Spring stock of PAINTS Oils and VAR
NsHEs of all kinds and qualities and in quantities.
with the greatly increased demand He would
call especial attention his Superior quality of Pure White
Lead 1inseed OIL Coach and Furniture Varnish, and
spectfuly invite purchasers Examine his Stock and
prices before buying in this the northern Markets. beev
ing he is able to give them superior inducements.
March
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NEW FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IN NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
tion and he is turning out superior article of -four
He is ready for CUSTOM which he respectfully
The best cash prices paid for wheat
Ny Mills situated within about two miles of Raleigh,
on Walnut Creek. ---
W. F. COLLINS.
Sept. 81, 1853. 9e-tf
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

THNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE is now open.
a The public may depend upon having their wants sup
piled, all of the reasonable terms
ICE ordered from the country will be well packed and
promptly forwarded at all times. ~
ICE HOUSE, ,
CASH, which will be strictly adhered to in all
,
Deposits may be made by persons ordering from dis
lance
Price One CENT PouSD. Extra charge Tor package,
drayage, &c. wv ,.,
w;nincfon n q ADril / 1884 40-6m.
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Usage ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America,
N1The Usage Orange has more than met the most
great object in view good and beautiful fence adaptation
and sheapness it is oil that be desired supply Of
the Seed and Treatise the cultivation of the plant may
be had of P F. PESCUD.
Raleigh; March %, 1854 IS
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HUST ARRIVED ATE. MAHLER'S & co.
q doz Buffaloetongues-af ne article,
200 Smoked Beef
200 Superior Gochen Cheese,
boxes Layer and Bunch Raisins in halls, quarters
and Fights,
20 do. Currants, Lemons Figs, Brandy Peaches,
Pickles,
10 Packages Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale,
tierce Rice, superior Vnegar-&c., &c.
Is Call and
Raleigh, Feb. !, 1854 2@
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NIO. 1, FAMILY GROCERIES.-StewartS Syrup
IL and Molasses Brown Clarified, Pulverzed, Crushed
and Loaf Sugars Rio Laguira Moca Maricabo and Java
Conees, MaccaEoni, VerIac Corn Starch for Prddings
Adamantine and Tallow candles, Var gated Rosn and
Turpentine Soaps, Pure Cider Vinegar!
W. II. R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, April TO- 1854. a.
~ Post COW.
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A RTICLEs IN ROSEWOOD, SOLOMON
~ made Portable Desks for Ladies Gentlemen some
Of which are nlad with pearl havesecret drawers and
with silk velvet Our assortment Of Desks is very
Ladies' and Genemen's Dressing Cases, of Rosewood
Ebony, &c. plain and furnished, in variety
Ladies Work Boxes, of French, English and German man
acture some which spendidy furnished, and are
very suitable for bridal or other presents.
Glove Boxes, of rosewood ebony, enamelled wood &C.
Odor Boxes of ebony, rosewood, &C., with bottles COM
pete.
Work Boxes Portable Desks Tables, Port Monnaes, &c
These Goods of the very finest quality
For sale by HENRY D. IURNEf,
N C. Book Store.
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20 Printers.

sew Edition OF the specimen book Of BRI' CE' 5
N NEW YORK TYPE FOL NDRY will be published
in September. 1888. and will be given those roprie
printing offices who will send for il, or it will be
forwarded them by MALL receipt, in advance of fly
cents for the postage.
In it are exhibited mcny articles before shown.
There have been aided to the Foundry varieties OF
types nncline Plea TO Pearl, various inita
tons of writing. number fancy fonts, borders,
both Plain and Illuminated, labor-sav.ns rules, and Il
cump,et" fuundry of Germans.
The types now MANUFACTURED cast from new COM
buatiou of metal Of great durability, and usually
Kept hand in large quantities. Every fancy font is
sold by weight, and at the printed prizes, which from
10 per less than those of other founrcs.
All other materials are sod at manufacturers prices,
either for cash or credit.
Printers wishing to open accounts with me, or " hose
dealings have been long suspended, requested 10
company their orders with city references, to prevent de-
lay.
Printers of Newspapers who choose 10 publish this adj
verse! at including this note, three times before the
l,t August. 1904. and send me OF the papers, will
be paid in type when they purchase five times the
amount of their O4ll from me. Of my own manufacture
selected from my specimens. GEO. BRUCE,
April s. 1854 $3.50 l3 Chanil e-s street. New York.
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ST. Paul Market.

Corrected ,ye,tiy by ". Z. Tyson 6. Co., GrocerS
ana ProriSiJn dealers. Roberts Strcc!.
FRESH MEAT.--Retail-Bccc.S lie. Mutton los.
Prak. lc.yeus1. &c. Veal, l. ,. ChcAc;i>, 81 per
doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, SIS per bbl. Hams, II 10.
Lard IT,. F.vur-extra. $780, suicrine, 81 per bhl
Corn Meal, 500 per bu>hcl. Beans, Sl25 per bushc
Potatoes 4Oc per bscl. Fresh Butter. % Soc per b.
Cheese. Il l-sc. per H.. EGGS, sos. i'er doz.
CRot ERIES.-SIg ar-BrvwH. - lie per 100 lbs !;
Refined and Crushed. II 5c. Coffee. 10 90. Tea.
90 a 100. Rice. Sc. Moiasse>. 30 Il lOOc per sa!.
DRIED Participates, $1,l5 a l,!3 per bushci.
Peaches, So a $50. Green Apples, 5! IS per bbl.
GRAIH.-Whea:, zee; Oats, i5, Corn, 60c: Barley 65c:
MIscELLASEorS.-Crack $ loo Il $3.50 per Dbl
Candles Star, per ID. Taow, zoe do. Fish. fresh,
Sc per h. dried, Lime. 81 80 81 per Dbl. Onions.
SOC per bush. Lard Oil. Sl,25 per gal. Salt, ST per
bush. Vinegar, 25c per gal. Taow, 10c per Id. To-
bacco. L. I-2 15c. Hides, green, = l-2. dry &C.
LrMBrR.-CumInon, S. T. per NJ Dimension Stuff,
Sl2 II: Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $50
S25 Shingles, 81: Ia;h, 81.
WooD.-Dry, $3.50 per cord.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ST. PAUL DAILY TIMES.

ON or about the IS Of May, the subscribers will
the publication of Daily Paper in this city TO be
called the 81. Paul Daily Times. The TIMES will be
Wing in its tendencies although not of the ultra school
rather seeking harmonic and promote the interests
the People, than following heedlessly party dction
speaking boldly all subjects public character,
conicmninG wrongs up!olds right and advocating those
measures most conducive To the interests OF the public
As party paper il Will adhere those great national
principles of the Whg party, such internal improve
mcnts. ucious tari, homes to the homeless, and
the development of resources, which have done
much toward placing the United States among the irst
nations of the world. In municipal affairs il PROPOSES TO
select the best men, irrespective parity to ill those Of
fees of which experience has shown very i'm
portan auXaricS in promoting the peace, comfort am!
prosperity of our citizens.
The columns of the TIMES will be open to all who may
wish to discuss public measures in courteous manner,
but matters of personal .cctaran nature will be
cluicd the publishers believing that a well conducted
Journal should seek enhance the welfare of the mass
and not the private spleen of the few.
In commercial and business point the TINES will en-
dcavor to be outlne by other print in the Territory
home matters will receive its particular attention. am
Efforts will be spared to render il acceptable 10 The
Of the business and reading community. Able writers
have lccn engaged. and the enterprise is under the
control practical men-mcn who have lad years
pcrience in the printing business, aud who will devote
their best energies make the TINES equal to any other
paper in tue Northwest, it is confidently believed that
share tie public patrohaye will be generously extended
The TIMES will lee furnished at Six dollars per year,
payable in advance, fifteen cents week. payable TO
the carrier.
In connection with the Daily, will be published the
MINNESOTA WEEKLY TINES 1 large and hands nleiy
printed paper s. per annuri. invariably in advance.
JOB PRINTING.-Our Office will be supplied with the
very best and latest style, of type, and facilities for
doing job Work will be of suC nature to warrant
in saying that perfect satisfaction WiU he qiren.
All fayors promptly attened To. Respectfully.
NEW son, MITCHELL u co.
, T. NJ. NEwsoS, J. b. II. MITCHELL, MARTIN CLuM,
hist. PAU. March 80, 1851 %
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ALEX. REY.

"HOIESA ALE. and retail dealer In Groceries, Pro-
w Visions and family supplies, has constantly Tn
banda large and complete assortment which he offers
10 the pubic at the lowest cash prices His assortment
consists in part of the follow articles, which the pub
lie are requested 10 call and examine:
Mess Pork and prime Polk;
Hams, smoked and sugar cured and Souders;
Extra Flour AMI sup. fine country Flour;
Corn Meal and Buckwh -four;
Butter, 5 ida and wine crackers;
Bntter-fresh in crooks and barrels;
.. a and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered and refined Loaf Sugar
Cofce-Mocha, Java. iagiira and Rio;
Teas, imperial GunpOwdrr, II, and black
Dire. Apples and dried Peaches;
Eaisins in whole, half, anu quartcr.boYes;
Rice andspeaTed Barley;
Moasses, sugar house, golden AMI Belcher's Syrup
Mackerel by the hbl, hf hl! and pot:iiI
Fairy Salt, coarse AMI Rock salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil ami whale oil,
SPICES OF all kinds ami MuStlr,i;
Cream Tartar. saIrratus and soda:
Soai-pam, yarega.cd AMI CASTLE:
Star candles. mould candles AMI Wicking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches anu Pipes;
Tobacco-smokinS and chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and Indigo;
Wash boards, Buckets, water, well and covered;
Nash-tabs AMI Cothe-pius;
Ded-coTdS, brooms, scrutbug brushes. shoe brushes
and Backing;
Eaiis-trum penny 70 10 pcnl", assorted
DakI!m ana Pitch;
Ropcs-froni hi ilcll'i 10 1 and hi inch;
Almonds and Nuts;
PRESERVES
Chinese Preserves PEACHES in can,, Pears, Oranges
Pickles in l. hf, AMI IL gallon jars;
oysters, Sardn"s, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS and Salmon IN
All Kinds OF Sauces and Catsups af.i Cheese.
I1R COES.
Holland Gin and Woi'> Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Od dark and pale Coanac;
Common BrandicS fresh and New Y.ik;
Madeira. Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Ci3rct iy the box and ca>s:
All kinds 81 French, German and Spanish Wines;
AhasiIth, IiyrishnasSer and Sweet Liquors.;
Champagne by the bottle or basket;
Irish. Scotch, Moionsahca, Bourbon. Rye and COM
WhiskcyS;
Nincgar-ahi all kinds Of articles belonging 10 regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store. too long all Gnu
mcratci here All sorts of produce grains. and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY,S,
Store on Ryb3r: street. and Warehouse Lower Land
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X. H. MILLER s. CO.,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
China, Glass, and Queensware.

Nos. 81 ard 81 Main Street.
Betrcen Chesnnf and;Pine Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Ma would again respectfully invite the attention OF
our friends aud the trade generally, our very
large ai complete stok VI goods, selected especially for
the Sprius trade, which receiving by direct
part, OF EARTENWARE; c. {. Blue-edged, Dip, Paint
els Sponged Painted Flown Blue and Mulberry, Printed
Flown-Blue and Mulberry, Canton Blue, White Granite
Fancy Lnstre and Japauned Gold Band Granite And Mat
Blue Printed.
ENGLISH CHINA.
Plan White, Enamelled 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 and Decorated Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets; Vases Mugs, &c. &c, in every variety OF
our own inipoi taiion. Prices very low.
GLASSWARE.
American Eastern and Westerly French, Bohemian
anu Belgian manufacture-plan, Pressed, Gu, and En-
graved, at the lowest prices.
English ID PIPES; American Pipe Hea ls-YelIow
and Rockingham Ware.
LOOKING GLAsSES.of best quality. all sizes, by the
box or dozen.
BRITANNIA WARE in all its varieties, Of superior
quality.
CoRNELIUs' SOLAR LARD LAMPS, Chandeliers,
Chronicles, *.
Lamp Chimnies and.solar Lamp Wick, at low prices
Assorted Crates all sizes, for the Country Trade,
put up III house experienced PACK ars
always Oh hand.
We Would state that stock Earth enware was pur-
chased BY resident Agent in LIVERPOOL cash, and
before the recent advance in prices made and we are
thus enabled to offer goods prices that will enable
us to compete successfully with Jobbers in the Eastern
cities. We respectfully solicit Country Merchants and
others TO call ami examine stock before purcha ing
elsewhere II MILLER & co, 81 and 81 Main ST.
st Louis, March 10, 1854 %
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st. Paul Banking Office.
Sealed Proposals

INOR furnishing fresh beef for the United States troops
E ct Fort Smelling, n. rs for one year will be receiv
cd at the ONCE the Assistant Commssary of su5Ss
tence at Fort Sncl!ing until l. O'cloc II. Monday
the It'll day May next The proposals TO be endorsed
ssProposals for furnishing fresh Beef"
The beef Is to be of good and wholesome quality, in
quarters. with equal proportion Of each, meek, and
khanks excuded in such quantities as may be from
time to time required for the troops not exceeding thrice
In each such days Shall be designated by the
Assistant Conmssary Of Subsistence.
Tie contractor VIII he require TO give bonds with ap-
proved security, in the of twelve hundred collars.
for the fulhmeu o: the contracts and the contract 20
lie subj &C; 10 ic approval OF tAe comm:sSry General!
j. STEWART
Isl Lieut.. 81 Artillery, 5
April 81 1854 4wJ0
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For Sale at Bargains.

NESSRS. OLIVER, STONE FOLSOM offer for sale
VI their Real Estate Rooms. iii the court house
Paul, the following property in the city of 81. Paul
Lots and Q, block l. and lots l6 and 11 block 3, and
lot 4, block !, in MarKiey and Walkers addition.
and s. block IL, in kitson's addition, upon which
has lately been built very fine cottage dwelling house
and other Improvements.
Lots and 4, in block l. Bass aldition and half
of lot II. block 2, Leac' addition, fronting Sc 10 feet
Ramsey Also the following land near ST. Paul:
In 81, range -, 400 acres, being the w l-2 y W
Ia. AMI ii W ii, sec 20, and L Ii Of Ia.
%, aud W ID of " Ia, and + Ia ii 5,
and f. Ii IA, ami n W H. l. Ia, and n IL
y W sec 6.
IN town -, range %, leo acres follows W L.
W Ii and 1-5 n Ii, sec 10, and S W Ii 3.
In town 80 %, 49, acres, beng lots Nos ?, 3.
anu 4, and l-2 + Ia and n Ia and Ia W IL
sec 81, and lot No 8, sec %.
In town IS, range o. 49, acres. follows: 1-2 n
Ia and ID IL 10, and lots p 3, and 4, and
S f IA W IA and IA 5 W Ia and W l-2 + IL
To- Part the above land is heavy timbered and
ing upon the Mississippi rivers within three miles Of st.
Paul. The whole will be sold at bargain. For further
particulars, enquire of OLIVER, STONE FOLSOM
March %, 1854 tf2S
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FRESH GROCERIES.

W. DOwNER, would take this method Of inform
- Ing the citizens Of st. Paul. and Minnesota
ally, that he has purchased the entire stock Of w. N
Person Co., and Is now prepared TO furnish Fdmly
supplies as cheap and of good quality, can be
cured at any other establishment in the country, fresh
Groceries VIII be receivdby every Express arrival from
below, which will enable him keep hand at all times
fun supply OF every h ng in the Grocery line. His
stock CONSISTS in part OF the following articles, viz:
C--~ Sc
IL chests Young Hyson; 10 do lmpcrial do Gun Pow
der do SoGchoag, and 25 Cadies Youn, Tyson, superb
article.
Old Java Coffee,
very superior article received yirec. from New York
Ceylon and Rio Coffee, warranted OF tie best ouav and
sold at the lowest Cash
PRE- ERvE
Peaches, Pears, Plums Pine Apple, Raspberry Ounces,
CitroiI, Lin olives AID Natural PrvccS. Cherry Jams,
and variety of others too numerous I, mention.
Fl1Ses Assorted and put up in gallon and half gallon
Jars.
Sauce-warcestershrc Sauce, Pepper sauce, &c.
Cdfsup--Walnut. Mushroom, and TUmito, very su;e-
riOr articles.
The best Wines ami LIQUORS for medicinal and
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardines;
choice lot of Cigars; Salmon and Mackcrcl, Nu>. an
in kits; Coo and Chocolate. prim. articles: Raisin,,
Ci,ros and Figs Crushed, Powdered and lied sugar;
Dried Currants and Pruncs; Picked ps,crs Lemon Syr-
np Stonshto Btter; Spices all kinds; ESSENCES an,
Extracts of all kinds; Taiioca; Sperm, Star ami Tallow
Candies Saleratus; Crackers; English and
Mustard; Nernacc!li; Maccroni, Pearl and Corn Starch:
Dried Herring: Pine Apple Cheese.
2O00 lbs. Fresh Butte.
Also superior lot of Cro.kery, etc.
All o. which will be sold low cash. Persons wish
ing To lay in their winter supply OF Groceries and Provs-
ions, woal do well to give cal. before purchasing.
}. W. DOWNER.
81. Anthony steet, : Paul.
Jan II, lSII-ISiF
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For Rent,

a HOUSE on Bench street in St. Paul, the Cen
N tral House, occupied D.. Mr.. Henderson Is a
Boarding House. There is large cellars and
rooms. Of which is for dining Is by 80
This properly elhly situated tn tank o. the river,
within few rods Of the principal steamboat ianing.
Price 500 per paid quarterly $50 per quarter
( paid in advance.
ALSO, Farm House with two rooms, and several acres
land bank of the river, about 50 rods
below the corporation line, having handsome view Of
the c'ty-a situation for vegetable garden Enquire
Of the subscriber living his farm near the city.
March 20. 1851 2w2S NATHANIEL M'LTAE.
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Final Settlement.

A Washiasi 1sr; cSusy. In Probate Court
an application of John S. Proctor, executor of the
~ last will and testament of Calvin +. LEACH deceas
ed late Of Washington county. final settlement and
discharge further due, and liabilities in the pre-
misses.
1t is ordered that said application be heard Wenes-
Gay the tenth day of May at o'clock 4. NJ.
the Once of Judge Probate the county az
saltwater, and that copy Of this order b. published I'M
the Weekly Mnnesptan four successive weeks previous
10 the time fixed for such hearing.
HARVEY WILSON,
Saltwater. March 20. 1851 5t3O Judge OF Probate.
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Real Estate Department

OF my Ohicr, which has been established great cost,
ami which consists, in part full! list OF Government
Land Entries, Maps uncutcred lands corrected semi
weekly OF the county Ramsey, and pat> Of the
different cities ami additions th-reto in said county.
complete list Of all the lands sold to said county for
pad taxes. y full and perfect abstract of the title to
each distinct tract parcel of land situated in said coCn
the General Government The latest grantee
wherein = noted defect of title, either in form
substance, and possible kind OF Lien creating
incumbrance. whether it arises by way Of judgments,
mortgages. taxes, mechanics or otherwise.
justified in stating that far large portion Of
the Al Estate OF this city IL concerned. chain of title
carnot be satisfactorily established by an examination Of
the records alone. The aid of is absolutely
scnal. This deSd6fGtunl have supplied by ascertain
nS and defining the original claim lines, upon the proper
maps. la tac this Once is in possession OF facts seri-
ousby ctecti- titles real estate this and in
said Office only, knowledge of such facts be obtain
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r e M Q v AL!
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 dispO>ng of at exceedingly low rates. at wholesale
and retail They have also consignment, choice lot
of liquors. which will be disposed of in quantities TO suit
purchasers also, article of ground feed stock.
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacent. to call and give their stock eNlnln-
ton before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident sell
ling to all On reasonable terms Don't forget the place
DODGE y SANERCOOI,
Third Street, in the store room formerly occupied by
Capt. Sergent
ST. Paul. April s, 1854 Soft