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MERRILL. COWLES 4 90"
Whgi'sais UsaiVs In Ftsa1 and Dbm~ie DIV
toodsl Dmis, Sb", Hnis, Co., Y"nh~ NJ.
Hm, te., r..
No. igt, MAIN STREET,
UMlenM, 11IsI
NNE have lnst opened INA Jmssest aud most rster.
w hltt slgek ~ F0feitn and American Dry bg,as
ever 0re'e1 " NE west. whir W me ofstht ~ On.
add N this market, on facilities fUf pttchasns afe
s,th that W. afe enabled ~ H bUf f101s NJ inv ~
they ran bt b0nsht by tHs largest eHstttH hUUses W.
Sc but nv 6tf kmttleda 060s dftti nam me nirhn
inttYfeis' AM beihk Connected WIN h,aise N New
f6tk, al 6It a. tie bf fHnsiahit m Tie market W.
shai NJ nv tiines have fi stoek g1d ~ the lowea
niathu ptiets we ofst No bats, bnt ouf easibintfs
tah tpfhd NJ gi times 0p8D bdt I'M s0ds ~ 0s M
small advance tfBH tBst aud tfsbsp6ttaij1n nhd taA
nha N oat Mptk fsety .at'ttt aa 81 to6as sta
~ ..,.. NV, MsMa n,, wh h"is nsen me nay
MAt dsptHd pbUp hhting ~ Iafss Hgek aHd NJ ~ i0w
tfteH as tAH He f,lHd elshwhefti
sMsii a.
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GttraGo.
O. IL. l.. LAFL1N,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND MANUFH C7tRERN AGENTS,

TNO MHNtF"' tn T"ENTN'
I75 SOUTH WATER STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
GENTS for tAain i'rther. Laid md Wave Letter, Cap
Y Fiatiap. Medium. 1cni and other Papers; Crane
Co.. Superior t.tcd Medium itnd Tissue and Enyeoit
Papers smith ie'ers Prnter- Card. aud Card Board;
t<"ais Co.'S lhncsiic and Impaired Cigars Thomas e.
Miller cas- Toi,arr0s; We.theh Whips and tAshcs
Latin h smhs celebrated Gun Powder and sacty
Eute. kH
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st. 3DauI Mub'tS.
CnARLES u. PARKER,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE UROK ER

ATTORNEY AND eovxsxLLea At Law.
W,Exehsnss for ss!s on Os Eat or SssaA.
- ~ Money ssmitied 20 0asAT DaiTAiS, raASes end
r.m. a o. any other Important peia on The Cont.
2 s,i.r,;n.. sewsd on sgsslsi Deposited
~ current 'se Of exchange snd inc sci9sl sspsnss 81
s s::.:: ~: ';S.s.", .. ~ , , y.
Particularly would iIvits slissilon 10 the
Real. Estate ,Depatt mtfit, Of nv Omss.
wHlGn has tsen established u ssssi sest, ana
.s Law. %i s.:: @ ::i :: S;:::
;:: y z. tir Elf. p: e.. s' :s If .;% .:s ~
said county for unpaid iasss, nh and Ss./tei al.
straei Of The ts W ssch d,sbet 1srt oi parcel Sf
l.nd ssus.ed said county, from !t 0ehrrAf Oovsrn.
feet o. ths Title either IN form Or suDsi1nct shd every
possible Kind Of sy creating IN inesmbfswes, whsshsi
si'.s. ny WY Of Judgments, mortgages, ssxtA, NIB
an Justified ~ stains that 80 far ~ inrse portion
o. me Real Estate o. III. city H. concerned, chain u
ntiosr the records nc The MI Of surveyor IL sbso.
Intely e"srhtni This dtHidsvaium have snpp,ed by
ascsitnnlng and dch"ns te original caIm liOSs upon
Prom my experience In the system Of mbstssetins,
which hive adopted. iconndeniy nsssf thss my ~b.
Mfar Dey Qua nll question, tho most rs/iabis source
Oi Inflammation, with reference ~ titles, 10 bs found In
AZ written st..rae" furnished by me- are warranted
Land wmrrnmts
Donshl ma sold, and Oovsrnncnt lands entered foi
settlers on rvnsonbis terms ioshs negotiated ydins
Vic Real Esinis security, C"ap". Bends, csystj. n
New YOfh ~ Ssewlrre M tnsifpctsdt per cent com
is.'ont mbd generally, vi business that nny be- en-
House, en Estns Agency, ~ Law Oirs, viii receive
| my personal and prompt attention. Off
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:1ortuAr0tMn.


STonAaE. ve'xs,dins end commiss!os Merchants
S'' S':' s M" % '';'' y Sy si;;';:s-
DO eS..s:: WITH Us, Is ss sp:":s and Oy:
Gsv: ": A. 0o'msn.,
VI; VI; x s Y s::;'' co.,, "'.'A
2. n. Csmpis,,, 4 Co
zee; . ~. Campbell, 4 Co, o.,rs..
r." I.ri:' 1gco.
~ ~: :::.. d. Louis.
S :s,S: .xs% s::";. = Co., Boston
MsrA rse1sss' care .. 4 4. Wharf goat H. Pau.
o.. Paul, May l., 1885, i1
w'sAss' TWs0boM soGUr SIS. ewAmrIis.
BASS, BORUP 4 co..,
storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Lsrss, OPposhs STEAMBOAT Landing, st. Paul. MIN.
RsrE..sc.s.--P. Choutenu, Jr. h Co, New Yorh
49, ": bsnnlns, C'"ennsill Riggs lowering, 81
s% ysts ; %s =: ks ss' . GsSs';;"
sibIey, Mendotn, Livingston Il Fargo buffalo, Dole
numsey = Co: Chicago, leo smith, ChIcnx", Jnms,
y MrClo.kcy, 0nIcnnj Franklin steele, FCrt Smell.
tngj DOrup + Cakes, ~. Paul
ur btbefsI sdvnnrss tnnbs on ronslsv,us uts--
packages "Care D., y. 4 Co., 81. Paul, N. r."
H. Paul, April Il,h, 1854. 1T
.
ESTBL1AnED IN 1881.
NorthWsstsrm Erp,ss Company.
C0NNEcrlNG with the American Express Company I,
and Europe.
Tho cheapest and safest way Of transporting light ahf
valuable G00ds-spccIc and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid - tho collection u otes Bills
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and saie Of Msrehandise
lint F"igM and baggage
looked up and delivered 10 owners, &c,
Messengers-semi Weekly
J. &. BURBANK X CO.,
IT, Paul. May IN, 'ba PropfetOr'.
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BROpuY SETTLEMENT
A FARM containing 17s acres IN this highly flourish.
"A ing settlement, which Is near IT. Paul, bordering
q" beautiful lake. soil rich aud heavy timbcrcd from
which some 2ooo cords can b,.cnt; also good heavy
an excellent dwelling house so by 20 feet and good
bic 5Oby 90 f acres Of the above already broken and
under ienre and have yielded Ia the proprietor NJ,
abundant crop. HENRY MeKENTY,
Dealer In Real Esstate.
Inn q 1atA-1 I'm
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TO CAPITALisTS, FAR MERS AND EN-
lURANTA.

uNIE undersigned hns always ON hand for snIs foi
II cash 90 0n time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, improved unimprOvcd, including farms
Of different sizes and degrees NJ Improvement NJ prices
corresponding with these.
Also-pr0pcrty In H. Paul and suburbs, snd In Mas.
knso city, g. Anthony, shakOpec, Lcbucur Traverse
des SiOuS and EUSekm.
Hc can az all times accommodate, on tho easiest
terms any one who realty wishsa 20 purchase.
HENRY MckENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate, II. Paul, MINI. Ter.
OGlec--thc old Post.onics building, Third street.
~. Paul, Feb n, 1854. A r.
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at the great Southern Bend Of the
.Ninnesofa, or st. Peters Riper.
40 Lots In MANKATO CITY, Riue Earth
= u County, Minnesota, for sale for cash or on
time. HENRY M'KEkTY.
Dealer ~ Real Estate.
81. Paul, N. r., Jan. 81, Is54.-4l-M
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n. r. M'CLOSK EY.

H. F. M'CIOSkET,
"JnOtESAtE GrOcer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, aud General Steamboat Agents
No 80 Levec, Onlcnn H. The attention Of buyers |.
Having reserved i by Int "ffvaI. from New York io.
tom New Ofcans and A. Lofts, which In addition m,
former stock renders ny assortment complete shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time 60
time during navigation" thereby enabling me to have
frcsi and fill stock throughout The .enso. mud 20 be- able
nj 1 times, Ia MI orders NJ the lowest market rites.
The Receiving and Forwarding Ba.snc:s, shall ~ eye.
~ Instance have my personal attention. by which, ode.
Storage and Drnynse ~ much ~ possible .votr
feel assured thnt NY facilities and lang experience In
the Conmi-sion aud Forwarding business enable me 10
warrant entire satisfaction 10 any that may vor
tibrrni Gn.h advanees will he made on Produce m
Merchandise shipped me- for sale In this market, Par
cniar attention viii be- paid TO tbs purchase Of Mi nrt
W Agent ~ = G.ens aud -. Lo.. and Gaenn and
Gsiens, April !, 1853.
RErERENCEs.
r. ChOutcnu, Jr. n 90, New York,
Lo, .,,, St., Startling /. &c. s,. rM!'""'sh'
bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith \ Co., Cincinnnti,
Ch0usrs" 4 vaIee, ~. Louis,
s,iimau@ Rood.
MARS X SMALL,
wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
BOOTs, SifOEs vES7iN0s q riiLORS 7HiMMiN0S
NO 100. MAIN STREET. dAtENA
WAR EAULE Mills, GALENA.
ctUpERffNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed, constantly on hand nml f.! safe nj cw.
est cash rates. y. mEMPSTEAD& 90.
UaleUa. Sent. q, tB5. ago
OEO. FERUtSON,
NJ. 90 MIN ktta, Uoisna, Minois.
" CUTLERY, Cast steele, Nails, Mechanics aud Nj.
nefs' fools, Rope and Farming implements.
JOHN E. SMITH h CO.,
WnfsbvakstS and JsWsiisfs, Main IT,, 1atsHa UtH1ts
4 tAffs and we'll seieeted assortment at Ct0tks
"A Watches, Jewell and silver spoons, e6bsta1 ty IN
hand, fef sale low. Engraving neatly executed, All
Kinds 6f Jewetfy made IN order and neatly repaired
All orders p1tttuatiy attended ~. Tie highest price
paid i0f old gold and s1veE S'2s
r. NJ DRUM
MAN ATHhBfi oPFesifB 0AbhkA HORST.
NUAkUFACTUHE and kefp e0bstanttt ~ haH1 n
wi complete assortment NJ fHnGy and Windsor Chars
As6 bHfeais, fables, Stands, Writing Desks, tBGkIbl
GLASSES, Be,tsieats, A., 49, Fefs"Hs Wishing a. pdt
VIZ sFe prepared ~ se E00d article, a6i ~ 0f terms
are invariably cash. faB aft w seit No eteHV, ~
cheaper, than #Ht ether w ts CITY, reasonable de-
dHetn made ~ PtrsODs buying ~ s again, Att6FdeF.
tram Distance pnRfiHaitt attended ~,
U@lsD8, May, 1901, B'4y
BENJAMIN y. tEbTs
wHDtssAtB AkB #kFAtb BkAbB&H
Gf0eettes, pt0vtsl0ms, &c.
MAIN srhEET, 0ALENA, III,
VIII sell ~ ths lowest essh pftsss. B-tf
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Land Narrnmf,
CHAMDLIN& MORGAN,
WWOl.ENALE AND RETAIL
DEALERiN
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and
Clothing.

| HATS, cAPP, BOOTS, SHOES AND fCRNisIIiNG GOODS
| Carpetng, on Cloths Window fhndes and Curtains
Wall Paper ". Third street, between Roberts and Jack
| son MHy1
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JEsltp n COMPANY,


BANKERS &C.
LCxCiiANaE soid aud pu'cbnsed on New York, Hos.
II ton, philadelphia, CbicWso, Detroit and other ~.
ties NJ the United States. Notes collected md ptOees
RENTED current rites of Exchange. Interest allow
ri on special deposits. We also draw direct, pny able
wiihou. discount, on
ES0LAND liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
IRELAND. --DWbW. Cork, Limerick, DeIfnst, nc.
LAND Edinburg, Oinss0w, Perth, &c.
Also, DRAFT. pHy able IN Primes, flOrlns W Thaers, on
FnAsce.--rarts, iinvre, l., ms, and Narcotics
GEnMAsy.--liawi usgh, Frankfort, u. NJ, brussels,
Amsterdam, ROttefdn,, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
COpeninsHn, Dresden, DcSlin Hanover, strnsbursh.
bwirzEmLAND --t!rnevH, BsSas, Dasle.
irALy. Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice
MesslnM IN sicily.
AUSTRIA. Vienna and Tflsst.
Russia retcrs,urah, Warsaw.
AwEBgN .-atOckb Oim.
NORWAY. --Chrlsilnna.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, ts5s.--ytc.
FARLEY 4 JAMES,
WHoLssALe GaOcEMs Ann C0MMtsstoS MENcMANrs
Corner of iown and FsuHh streets, Dubuque, Iowa.
-. FARLEY. EDWIN JAmEs'
6enetni stdambtat Agents.
Nov. 10, ts53.-y3U.
HAND. WftTSE h DLATCnLEY,
AffORssfs Ar Law,
Dubuque, lava.
st. HAND MA. wtLfsB. is. BLAfOHLsv.
NV. 10, 1853. --tU.
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1884, IA y aa.aaas sss..s.yt4H.y4 1884,
UNION or TD1E M1SN1NN1pp1 AND Al
LAET1C nY NfEA NJ

Isl" "a yN sFssseaa4ss tss.tA4.ss4 1884,
'N'"' LANriC ~ srEx N, AN" "'
ny TIE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
f1iiit connection affords the only continuous route by
i steam 10 the Atlantic from IT, Paul by this route
passenger. wil escape the unpleasant stage travel from
Arrangements have been made In ticket passengers 10
Chicago and the ens by the Unena and Minnesota Packet
company and the st. louis alena Packet 10 Rock H.
land, forming n connection with the ears
Two daily express trains between Hook Island and Chi
cas, connecting at Chcnso with ears for the east and
BASS. BohCf 4 Co. denerai Agents, ~. taui, r.
JNO N. LAMB, Ticket Agents once, Third street,
Ticket. ny also be obtained At TIL. once to New yetA
h1% Sg % %t''"ss ""' a" ne '''''
-, 49,, JSO. NJ LAMB Ticket Agent.
NEW AHNTVAES.
hDk'vfR ss XXX KS .S.a e 1 eeA Of
Cali and see W. T. CONES,
my t=t7if Neaf American House.
1 N6AIis 4 lev thousand esjfa, ~
N AHittE Works The uhdef.igaed i,as been atteiB
III ted agent for keht toiiets eeietfated ttie
naoaseoty xlietelt he !. enabled y M MI orders tn
hfatt stones MoBHmthts bsts aHd Nantes ~ te fegas
wv "''' ''''''' ''' ''' 'ee ''e'w,V'ss = ooMas,
May tstf Near American tt0usei
11WkEf kNtvH, 4 large ass0ftmppt " supefief
nm n,anufaeiofy, sod ebespat CONNIE
)~K| ooKs A"@" and I .,"..N assortment Vt
SiJnN IAjkH nj every description Ns1d In The Terri,
- m,y, NJ tt,Nts.' itmh sioes,
. "".: +"s 4 E" beautiful l s,s. I .s"g '%. "
- COINS stare,
Near American Ihuse,
l1,islliNu TAfkIEA complete assortment TN saa Inv
j VI oOMiN t,ooh store,
. tJMiM Hims.
NV M,m, Al.,s, stock Of rev 'pa"" sNa ,a"l'"f
,,,rx ,,.,,Hs 1c !.!: 7. re- +. I. x, .....,.
-taIl ., 'he eN'es II ANia 4 VAN ttrEs,
,nat w " ~ tnui, Mln0esoia.
go. a., HAIhA Or ExUHXNUE.
II IN New Ytfk aba ~ i,pis, u
a ptt ~ ttetnlnm M Eastern ijfaftsi
uoii ad'l m y i@t eentl premium, ..... ......
! mat gb " tNuttt A OtEEs
AplCEs; tin.nn,ny, pepper, hisplte, Mae Nuin,ess,
- '"'''' ''''e'' WIZ 'mcneoxs.
"a HifB LEAD. iia.eed on, fatpeatius md Pants
Of taeh, and foi SAFE iOw' A.. .s,'a , '''
PANT ahh 0ii stare, UPptf f0~h,
-. :. ATLANTA MONEY,
WE w,' ft'.s ss s n, y pr cant @t sod=o'tf eaf
n n. SSssSs.,% Mil Is'HsrtH +.A,ss ,.,.. . ANN.
TUT tpeNspd ~ e0sieBHpMZa fafse atd sItsWIjJ W.
~ AtBeHt NJ ttBts Ahd tAssitHefes Rie ~ NilI spii
@slT " '''' eaiadss 4 aAKts
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FORTY EIGHT sPLENDID LOTS.

FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID Lots,
COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
~ and sitn1ted near ~, Paul Capitalists strangers,
or citizens wishing to purchase desirable property Tor
Cottage Residences, VILLAS and summer Houses, are
invited tO cnlI aud take ONE rOk ut the locality The
soil II Of the first quality, and na pied for Gardening
or the culture of the Grape.
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer IN Real Estate.
~. Pual Dec. 49, tsJ3-1v
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Nm. BUv0Mb. T.J. BUvORD. J. N. BUtORD.
BCFOkD BRO rNERN,
Forwarding y C0mmiss,0m Merchants,
ANB DEALkRs ~
SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON, ANviia, BELLOWS,
VICES, NAILS, SPRINGS AxLEs, GLASS, &c.
Also, WbOrsnte GrOcers, AMI Agents for Moline
Piows and Buckets Illinois street, Rock isiand IN.
nOls. g-2-w,Din
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WANFHR,

,f,wo Female. I'm, I'M A. III sss. If ta4e~et oHs
sae w., fS Sua v ,TEs sssas 's ssls "
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M'xxEsorA sojGiH hth ehAprEn
OAK HALL CLOTHING sTl M.
Low P4tcesssssE fc0 client G0nIe.

OAM ~ DD CIteyIUuNO VIZ ~ Es
Low Psicsss.:.E3 ccttemt Goo1sI
q q. store nssi 10 Irswslsy ~, A. fAiiS ilsSta,
under ths s0psrh tendance u Frey ss6l, where msy
b. found every vsfisty NJ Ct6ibfht, and ~
Gsmtiemsns' FwynlShike GSoakt
Consisting n Cesis, Vests Hats, Cars 6lbvSs ND Ito
siefy Of all Cloths CfAtks, Wossted and
SIN Goods. Carpet DsEs and saithss Socks end every
varhty 81 UndsrClohtns, large and eompjsis vsSi.
ely of winter Ueeds, consisting u every aFteio that
our rustouefs sy desire either Tor elegance or comfort
hesitation IN saying that We can sell seeds NJ i0Wst
prices thar she ar<seiss have ever before been s
f0fded IN this market.
County Merchants
Desiring 10 purchase by the qunntity, ara tnvjtsd 10
call. We csB SAFELY Assse heH that they will Nud our
WHOLESALE prices lower u M lime ~ any other
western market, ~. Loud not excepted, HbmffNbtf
Corner 81 and Wahasha sia.
Great 11nrkainA In Town Lots In Lowe
tr saint Paul.
Ann LOTS oBe mile below the present t.owAf
HVO Landing, have just bcen ibid out, and ara
offered fOr sae ~ hundred dollars eSch Such M
OPP OtDny 10 invest speculation, has rarely offered
Tor the last iva scnShrs ObstrUcte In some degree,
navigation 10 the present InDdins. And II II not too
much 10 say that the point, where The sIn VI ip.
plug business 0f this growing city Of tho West, yNst
ultimately be done. II only needs the erection OF few
warehouses TOR beginning, and NJ On"e, the prosperity
Of the city will point H. that direction. And Il 10
give II that beginning, that this inducemtht IL held gu
10 capitalists
Other valuable ren property In nhd hthr ~. PAai, fos
sale by the proprietor Enquire ~
t.. e. kinney, Proprietor, qs
n. Pn1i, Nov. 10. 3O.Gm L. PfEkSE
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st. DxuI aob'ts.


SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. .,
I. O. } O. y.
~ . ;.,..; NE ~ esSs; streets. S::;;..:s ::
Isyss f,s .s'ssd m ssea sxaahe ~ ,,sssn,
J, G TEkRt. Sect.
nENNEPln LODGE, No. 4, HO.Otr,
NJ Sss" s :m::: hs -. &c. s:s:; = 2s'
J. ~ bWENsv ste'y!
y lMNEsOTA ENCAMPMEN*. ~! Il
Am 80. sssh month, 81 opo rnlowS lkl, tsss1 81
III A.ise; from sL.osd, Ia good slandlng sss NsD.
}. G. TERRY. serIbs.
SONS Ot TEMPERANCE.
ST PACL pivkiON, No. I. n. Of r. mset s.s,v y,i
@.yle. n: Sxnsovs. aM
MASONfC NOTICE.
ANCIENT LANnmARk LtpnE, NO. 8, meets On
n N. sss"neH y..,th ft,'s4sy. ofs...y month
90 s sssISi nxLL As's as street, :.
m.s. VII .'' "''''"s ~" :Ss ssaxi, "s s.:, to
MixxEsoTA RoiX NNtN GhAprEn
MEETS Nh tn .scSSa v xs1...as, s,ss;ss N me-.
month, 80 q "'eloeA - MASONIC HALL, u. An.
good ;,sne'n sfs respectfully invited :: NEE, VIII vs.
H. Paul. 1884 A. J. MORGAN, sss'y.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
Through Line-st Louis and IT. Pmui.
NcgWlMr pMckcN
srsut,a O""sh Steamer e." .'"'"'' ''''''
Hssna nnooKs "M' s.,.; Il. t,u 4. t.s
uaf Passenger Packet te,ween 81 Paul ami ~ f,ai' d
f'"E W" At ,,sr,' :, ,""sins texa'at ,t.
tin freight ahl passenger accommodating ann Il ne fast
est M welt the safest bat ,ie ttter Missisid hay
my ieet bult Under The requirements 1T the late steam
boa law, AMI beinx provided Win Lie t,ais Lie ifpsef
ters. steahi Unaees, ~.
The Admiral touches ~ daia,a dubuque and All otiet
f"f Freight Ut Passage. srt,,t ,, e ',gsfa e."
WHiiii w 'iHiH 81 ~ raul
,,. ,tis WEst ~ B,uis
OatsRa and Minnesota Packet 10,
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1854.
tn s haH ,sstt.sA;s m M MI S.;'. IT,
1T iiaa,. dufHs iis ensuing sa"."n, 'i c".
intermediate landings, leaving 6aIr"% ii iypM Sa IT,
" 9''%S v; w consist Of %,y". j. pussy.
N0YALANGH, /" H. H. Tts,w,
Al hsi class boa's, and commanded by experienced
| and accommodating 0thrsp,
Tbssa bo1,s vii eayNeei, a, dalsnm, Win TIN Hnln,
lauia and UsleDH daily IiNe NJ steamers whir jine
eopnseis NJ M0eh Island Win ihs Ubess0 and hoak
Island MHllf8Hd,
This U9,ppWny's hoa's beinu tnliad states Mail
RisaMsn their pnneinaliiy eaD bs confidently relied
Hpgn,
snd tlaieBa 6M The ~ LOus aud uaIrna De NJ Heats
In paints above 0asna, viii IN W.sbIpbed NJ 0nenn
ffss VI charge IN 1fayaas ~ wfwnfdihs without de-
HE Railroad beiweU 0aIens AMI chicago, t6nnee.
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lion ~ ihs H8nd sieehed Win eomiottabie Stage
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"A ftiends especially those who hsvs rsifonltsd him
80 long, !serf different alock 81 floods from me mis-.
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and Shoes ever opened any where, hsi,tflnH ladies
shoes lie has ais8 variety " BIaHhsts WHITLEY ard
ofse blankets. which he always has dBht he sells
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REFERENCES.
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LOrinx, Sterling \ Go, Pittsburgh,
James Peek 4 Co., Chicago,
bridge Y Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith \ Co., Cincinnati,
ChOmtea" 4 vaice, ~. Louis,
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