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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-03
HOERUvIAN GUANO-Receiyipg for sale
II oe9 JAMES WINSTON.
SD6h BOXES DOUBLE REFINED LoAY sUo for
~ sale. toe8l JAMES WINSTON.

~ sale. lOeSl JAMES WINSTON
SsaI. f sGo sssa,
ss Ss : sss
which the said has resided Ibis
sss ssi psss
Corn and s6 s snas. but @
:Ga a. uS r.. So. Ss ssn q
05 Ins Sss being probably mere than 600
Ts ssss We.
G1s half err ps.ts' q the character tina,
i,n KS ss s
The county seat and from each tho New
Hi' ahs
AM. min !, ;S.ia a:y EIssa!sd
framed D-s,og and the S.u, In repair.
good condition. DESCRIPTION The land l.
One 0asI aHG na ss s
be G% @ A9a ss
VII ,. offered for sale The ao
saisS., .Ps Ssys
a. eIs,sai P.isaSorSSoI;
= Nv
. be acting trustee convey only
% s: ays os g%a s s decd rs DO
We ''''' ''"--'' ''''" u y oSSELL Trustee
ray A,p 5 So19 ,pS,'TS.:
keepers private ni,. their large variety Of Pnh,d
66io9g and geand csGs. Ura., holding from 34q"
G ss 1f R,. Goa's s1 yat .Is o nth heaters
Meat Dishes. with high aad low covers all sizes
T;s kettles ss P pa'S for hs
| Hot Water Dishes Baeswheat Cakes
P Pn Bs.I. q 70 bt 'i q 10 sns -
SGs'i' at the House Furnishing sIR store
AJEW FAIL GOODs-We would res eeifay call The sIs6.
Sn 90, S" spa soa sd s@ want Dry
sIeh Plaid, Plato ana IIs'd Sins
| Plain MerIno' 40 Mou'lIpe,
| Lace Curtains aud CurtaIo GOOD.
ssliinstt. Fu i Sro SS,' nsl Rs,.y ,1''"
| - hlan tets, Hannsi and Lnseys
and Ysysi Ts%S. aa cosES e.. latest %
oa.Td sey mail :" sdy. .as pnprS sPon
| OOs 1l5. gssls sqaniO.
| HbowHATAN LAND ron sAI.E-The undsrslsnsd g AZ.
county SSJoiaSs e.. and o. wa gpn sni Oilers contain
e P9n s5d and
Canal Is considered Of the best inland tracts 10 The
io terms (which be seeomnodAag and 9th
sIGy e The SSSsT1,6 Tho lives adjoining
ce s-Si' s'0 VII ''' pressure u "''os O MosgY
vo,orS EW Eo ", nooKs
$ SSiSf q ' r. o F1'GS s;i iS Il.
s. s STUDENT. Rs,
Tys. M.nsIa{ y Ssi! ed {, R.,i S.v 'gPRy @
a1G T.ma 3 ., SGsS stephens
Siny Years 10 Both Hemphsre, ny vincent Nolie. i95
| Virginia Comedians avofs Papers, cloth fl,t0
| Youth Of Jefferson. 15o.
| Harper October. &c. -
| TIeondsYoKa; by o. r. r. James, Esq zoe.
| volume OF Rye House Plot 0Oc.
Musgay The most Unfortunate Man In the World By
| Thsodors HoIk. SOC. 0EOR0E NJ. WEST,
| oe9 Nos and Exchange Place.
1 unOWI,kyDH II PALMETTO FAMILY FIOUR In
HI containing half Dbl each warranted give entire
| ''''"''''''-1' : RAWLINGS MILLER.
ssfs .. . ,..... ~. oornes Pearl and cAry streets
UD ATCHr DHfL-Au sEs. With extra long ,ersvI
~ supply Iusio hand direct from the
4 for sale By .... o. >, sIHToN . 90,
/ seas Sign OF The Circular Saw, II Main street,
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RICHMOND MARKETS oc,on., q

LoeseoThs market remains last weeks prcet
iaiy suppared We quote Tugs Az stk
medium grades ssS to rod and nns shipping, t9k 10
IN; superior isS One tuTing
tn 10 lSSi extra one els to 90.
wheatThe market quiet prices have downward
tendency We quote prime white ~ IS prime 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-03

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
at NORRIS Bootssors, 81 Aain street, oc.q
'S G. IL ?ff'''s' O'Clock IRln
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Oricr Va. 4 Task. Rlulolp Co

LyhchburG, Septembrr 20 lr59. I
an intimate acquaintance With hr George O.
eonndcnt that the Piedmont Works. vii
ay maintain its reputation In making Railroad Carr as we'll
In any and All its branches Of mechanics
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RECEIPTS Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company for
the month August 1854 Passengers Fare Sl4, Ss675
Freight, 1885 Express Freight, 2il, Trauspor-
ttion Of mail, $1,000. Total t2a,O2esG.
j. GARRETT Treasurer.
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In and all its branches al opsrAtIons
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
aWen'on OF Farmer, are ao invited these Works,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
say, Flows HArroEs Ca eera Churp. OF
patterns and OF the most Improved and style and Hay
Presses and everything
Farmers may rely getting good articles at these WORK.
as they can AZ the North other Northern
prises 1855 ~ -''"s'A
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow
consists OF
the same BEAM The forward takes
inches Deep separating the roots Of
ter aud lays Its slice surface ihe
iurroS and the hind follows inches
and raises and deposits Its slice forward
spread and evenly the sward he
State Agricultural Committee their report
" makes seed bed almost n perfectly spade.
VAL keep constantly hand
ed LUMBER, both yellow Walnut Ae which
We VIII sell regular boat Wholesale prices
lumber viii md IL their advantage
they have their uDber
saving the expense Of hauling.
p, III I;o Keep ready made SASH DOORS BLINDS
dy dressed VIC will sell atvry low prices we are Determined
dorsed. '-' '' va
The subscriber thankful very liberal be,ov
ca on ni Tor the last fourteen
LJnehburg would Just mention that continue his for
ner business a. heretofore and hopes with
ties he has and by the
70 give TO his business In all Its various
oea-2awly GEORGE O. cURLE
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Tuesday, October 3rd, 1854
The Play OF the

aGfiSG SIi6S ~ IL. TAAfihtG Ri;;
TkEASUkEk.. RO0kRS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-03

drove OF GOO stock cattle passed through this place
last Saturday on their way back TO Tennessee They had
been driven do"n the valley Winchester aud thence
cross TO Loudoun aud through Cupepe Rippau auuock
aud Orange. The owner was unable to dispose Of them
at any price within reason owing the short crops and
anticipated scarcity Of proyender this winter He offered
The drove as be passed through loss TO him Of
$4,000 Other droves have passed through Staunton on
their way back, under like circumstances.
Nc. Il. johnson Barbour who happened in Saunton as
one OF these drOves returning bough. one hundred
head Of very likely ealLe at a very low fgure.-N
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04
st. Paul Market.

Corrected weekly by N. T.. Tyson & Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAT.-Retaii-Bee:,S d lie. Mutton, loo
Prok, lcvenison, SC. Veal, l2l 3 Chickens, So per
doE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $is per Dbl. Hams, II 1-2.
Lard i2c. Flour-cxra, $3.50; superhne, 81 per Dbl.
Corn Meal, 800 per bu>e Beans, $l,25 per bushel.
Potatoes 4Oc. per bushel. Fresh Butter % Soc per ID.
Cheese, II l-2c. Per ii. Eggs, Soc. per doz.
Observation-Disclosures, l-2 l2c per 100 lbs
Refined and Crushed, IL l5c. Coffee. Is 2oc. Tea,
90 100. Rice, SC. Molasses, SO a l00c per gal.
DRIED FRUIT.-Arp,es, SI,t5 1.25 per bushe!.
Peaches, So q $50. Green Apples, s. s. per Dbl.
GRAINwheat, 7oc Oats, 45c; Corn, 60c; Barley, csc;
observation-disclosures, $3.50 C $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles Star, per ID. Taow, 20c do. Fish, fresh,
SC per IL, dried, &C. 1.-the, 81 80 81 ger bbl. Onions.
Soc per bush. Lard Oil, $l,25 per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, 25c per gal. Tallow, loc per h. To-
bacco, II l-2 15c. Hides, green, 1-2, dry &c.
LUMBER.-Commoii, So L. per NJ, Dimension StuH,
$i2 IA; Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned $40
$25 Shingles, 81 iath, 49,
wooD.-Dry. $3.50 per cord.
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Minnesota and Its Resources. -

thousand copies have been already sold in less
Il than three months from the day of publication.
Our t0Whsnai j. NJ Wsow, Esq, who has just return
ca from New YORK, informs Us that the publisher has not
been able u bind the work in sufficient numbers to meet
inc increasing demand from all parts the J-ion. From
Buffalo 10 the Mississippi the supply had been exhausted
III day ur two, and the demand constant and uni
trsa This fact should be extremely gratifying to every
M!nncs'an. No citizen possibly invest rve dollars
Deter than by assisting its already extensive circulation
among his respective friends throughout the States espe-
cialy in IL Sc places which might otherwise be reach
co. ihe ostases only Is cents to any part Of the Union
400 Copies Of the Third Edition,
Being 1900 received here by Express this winter have
just arrived, and are for sale at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
'ly Drug STORE, ST. Anthony Street, Upper St Paul ;
And at all the Bookstores and Hotels.
As0-At the Office of the North Western Democrat, ST
ahtheiyi by john ii Stevens, Minneapolis; Col o ii
heiieF, itsca; Jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids; J W
lytde, Fort Ripley; MyrcS, Traverse DIES Sioux; DR.
Ripley, Shakopee Fullerton, Esq, Land Once, Still
~ater Dr oas HGyt, Hudson, Wis., Judd, Walker Il Co..
Marine Mills, and w IL Folsom, Taylor's Falls.
March SIS.
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ALEX. REY,

~HoiEsALn.. and retail dealer in Groe-4ies. Pro-
w visions and family supplies, has cousi&u,!y ~
10 The ruolic at me lower: rrccS. Ills assoTll
consists in part II the following articles. w ch tie put
Iic are requested 10 call and exauline:
Ness Pork aad prime posi-
Hams, smoked and husar cured sul >oa les,
Extra Flour ana sup. line country T,our;
Corn Meal and Buckwhest flour;
Butter, soda and wine crackers;
Butter-fresh in crooks and barrels;
o, A and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered and refined Loaf Sugar
Coflee-Mocha, Java. Lagnira and Rio;
Teas, imperial Gunpow,Icr, II, AMI black;
Dried. Apples and dried r.acies
Rasins in whole half, anu quartz. boxes;
Rice andspearled Barley;
Molssses, SUGAR house, golden ami Becher. Syrup
Mackerrl by the bbi, hf Dbl and pound
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt
Sweet oil, lard oil AMI whale oil;
Spices OF all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saleratls and soda;
SoaB-palm, Nariegated ami CASTLE;
star candles mould candles and Nickiu.;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
Tooacco-srokn2 anu chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and indigo;
Wash boards Buckets. water, well ami covered;
Wash-tabs and Clothe-pins;
Bed-cords, brcoms, scruGbng brushes, shes
and Backing:
Nails-rrom penny to 40 penny, assorted
Oakum and Pitch;
Ropes-from hf inch.t and a III inch;
Almonds ami Nuts;
PRESERVES
Chinese Preserves Peaches in CATS. Pears Orange,
and Cherries;
Pickles in i hf, and ii gallon jars;
Oysters, Sardnes, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS ami Salmon In
cans
All kinds OF Sauces and Catsups and Geese.
LIQUORS.
Holland Gin and Woli's Schuapps;
Ginger Brandy md Cherry BRANDY;
Oid dark AMI pale Cogaac;
Com non Brandies, fresh and New Yu,a
Madeira, Od Port and Sherry Wine;
Claret by the box and cask;
All kinds OF French German and Spanish wines;
Abasinth, IIyrishnasscr and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle OF basket;
Irish, Scotch, Mononga'ieG, Bourbon, Rye and com
Whiskeys;
N.necarand all kinds OF articles belonging 10 rccu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, too long all e,-
mcrated here All sorts of produce grains, corn and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY,S
Store On Roberts street. and Warehouse Lover Land
ing. 1a-tf
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UIS NJ OLIVIER. STONE, SP FOLSOM,
'e9. Deed, Ramsey Go Judge Probate Co.Surreyor
OLIVIER, STONE h FOLSOM.

" LUNu .ISeHtS ana SUTceUOTS,
Office at the Court House, Court House squarc St. PauI
ANlNG formed a co-partnership for the purpose Of
carrying on the above business; will to buv-
ING ana selling Real Estate at public AMI private sale;
Ties tNailihe; Abstracts made to all Lands bought and
sold by U.S. Taxes paid for Non-Rcsdcns and Others
Deeds drawn and ackny " Judgments taken.
There may be found Office, Township Maps Of all
e surveyed lands In the Territory; also maps all the
cities, ows ami their additions in Ramsey county, as well
as compete LIST of al the entries made the Land
oic" III AlS county, corrected semi-weckly; 4 perfect
abstract OF each and piece parcel this
county from the United States the latest grantee list
Of all lands sold for unpaid i'll this county, we'll
as all liens by Judgment @ otherwise.
All kinds OF Mapping and Plotting done order; per-
SONS desiring correct copy Of any the maps
the Registers office of Ramsey Co., township maps of
any lands surveyed in the Territory, be
with the same or short notice and reasonable prices.
Persons desiring TO enter land any where in this Terri
tory Dy Land Warrants or otherwise, will find to their
advantage TO apply to Ibis hrm. All business intrusted
10 our care attended 10 with promptness and despatch
EXPERIMENTATION " Rice, Washington civ; Hon
II Sipiey, MENDOZA, Min Ter; Messrs Borup Cakes,
Bankers, AID Rice. Holin,hea Becker Attorneys st
Paul. a-Ssy
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Total,

Az EXPERIENCED CoRPs.--The Unionist Of
Cincinnati is conducted by an organization Of
Printers. 1t will be seen by the following from
that paper that those employed in the Office
have Travelled some and seen that magnificent
insect, the elephant" in their rounds -
In this office are some twenty printers en-
gagged only look at them. In ages ranging
from twenty to forty in size and complexion,
from the ordinary stout 1--WE never knew fat
printer) to some that might crawl through
CREASED flute some as white as Circassians, and
others brown or rosy-your " Georgia cracker"
or Pennsylvania publican. Some bearded like
the Pard others smOothfaced as the Greek
Slave. One has travelled all over the North
American continent, hunted bears in Arkansas
and the wild horse on the Pampas of South
America another has been out upon the broad
ocean, and has seen :" life before the mast ano-
Their graduated at West Point, served in the army
and accompanied Col. DOniphan, in his Xeno-
phonic grand campaign all over New Mexico
What a book he can write! Another has kept
tavern, sold goods at auction, Travelled over the
United States several times. been well of and
been brOken--oftcn. Two have been on the
stage. a profession printers are much addicted
to; for about half the actors on the American
boards are printers. One, We believe, has
preached sermons, another has lccturcd TO
crowded houses. Another has served in Next
CO with General Scott. 4 sixth has been q
stump orator. member of the Legislature - ont
West" and fought a duel, we believe. Three
have practised medicine, kept store, and dealt
in horses, cotton and negroes. Two have held
municipal Offices. Four or five have been Off
GERS or privatcs in various military companies.
One served with Gen. Houston in the Texan
revolution, and one in the Canadian rebellion.
Six or eight have edited and published newspa-
pcrs in various parts of the Inited States. One
has been first officer of packet on the "ragin'
canawl." One was wounled-leg off,-at the
storming Of Monterey. Another has clerked it
on Mississippi steamer, was blown up and
slightly killed. Some are or have been mar
ried: some are old bachelors. All have seen
more or less Of life and its changeabc scenes.
They are all live men, good practical printers,
speak various languages, and form newspaper
corps hard to surpass or equal.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04
Empress Eugenia' g Maids of Honor

DUMOR says that Mad. r. and Mrs. r. have ,s.n
~ appointed danes honneur the Empress Euyenia
Certainly 1t takes American gems sparkle in Tor
eign dademS. Now my dca-s, stand up for your own
country, and all its institutions. till your last gasp ssnd
over here for all vonr boots and bonnets. Tell them
France is villaRous place, and that you sure
tina you are not eating func frog in your fcsssee
Keep stir upper lip VIII, that milk and water Ma.
poeo speaks to YOU and give those little appsr Fren n
men ITS all rOund.-Fern Ledpes-for sale at
LEDCC'S Bookstore.
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Notice:

THE subscriber Offers 10 sell lease term
L his Saw-mil, situated near the Upper Lending, ST.
Paul. being of the best locations for numbering
business i'll the citythe mill is In good repair, has
upright muley saw, one cutoff saw, ole la saw and a
machine for making cut single. The boom at the mill
is an excellent and safe place for keeping logs This prop
erty will be leased or sold on favorable terms.
JOHN r. IRVINE,
st. Paul Dec. 30tb, 1853. I6-tf
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Burning Oils aud Fluids.
- Garding Sass

0arulIS sass.
OE! all who intend planting gardens--who Are dis
IL posed 20 mind their PEAS and Q'swho have ia it'll
in oabbase-trailors not eNcepted) who .know beans
when the bag Is opened'who g. acknowledge the corn"
IN the roasting earwho believe in the good time coming
when new po'ao-SeS and ripe tomato-ses-ence rail
eGcGnhers and inclined plane squashes will please the
eye AMI administer 10 the appees the toiling mil
iionS'
This special proclamation, greeting Ii you want fresh
Garden Seeds, come and get them at
BOND & KELLOGG'S,
March 4. At the Old Brown Drug Store.
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Blows Pure White Lead.

- CURING time Of year is coming," aud is paint
~ ing time. Painters, house owners and builders
VINO intend painting early IN the spring, should give
call We have large lot of Blows Pure White Lead on
hand, reserved especially for spring painting, will
sci! ii very low for The ready tin.
BOND * KELLOGG
March 1. Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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AnotEer Word to the Ladies.

this climate you need nc beautiier, except air and
exercises if You will cosmetics, We have all kinds
kinds except SsMEEN FUND We have arge quantity
of Powderpufs in bONesliiy white, pearl-pUwC"r hair
oils and dyes, Tricopherous, kathaon, ETC., also
did assortment OF Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes, POI.
Monna Fancy Cologne, all for sale very cheap at
BOND Il KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
NIB "Meen Fun' can be had at the Central Drug
Store.
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Books 4 Stationery!

A LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous, Law, Medical, The
"A illogical and School Books Stationery of the best
quality, assortment Of fancy goas, Paper Hans,ngs,
musical instruments, eHgravinss and Blank Book. uf the
best quality kept Constantly for sale at fair
prices at the OF Bench and Wabasha Streets oppo-
site the new Post OAice, at lEpCC'S BOOK STORE.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04
Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN ARREN g. WINS w; S
ADbrfiGN TO ST. PAUL.


NIIIs beautiful portion of ST. Paul, situated both
- sides of TROUT BROOK, which intersects the
saltwater road in the vicinity of the SANToMINE Ho-
TEL, having at large expense been secured and
fully laid out by the proprieors into addition ST.
Paul, open to the public for individual improve
denccS, the lot this addition present every advantage
that could be desired They in size, from fifty to SIX
y feet front, by from two hundred feet in depth
and are situated TO command magnificent views Of
the city, the river, the stream and surrounding country
The soil is admirably adapted for gardens and for the
sruct,ono dry end healthy ceildrsa most important
consideration 20 those desiring build fol- themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
Fine springs of the purrst water a1ou. Oh both side,
Of the bluff while at its base flows he tutiful
er falling rvlet. Several expensive and substantial ed
iices being erected the banks Of the sream
while quite number Of others to commenced
y in the spring. The subscriber being anxious to bring
this picturesque portion Of the town prominently
into notice, and not being altogether actuated by
nary considerations, will spare exertons expense
effect desirable result-constant Improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire to
build within six Months year be accommodated
with lots at reasonable valuation, BY application to the
subscriber at his Office, where certified Plat Of the sad
dition'' is always to be seen.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
ST. Paul, Dec. II, 1858. Ii-sns
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Painting Oils.

TlLI on hand several barrels the best Lnseed OIL,
- boiled a! raw--both irst-rate articles to which and
for which we ask the attention of all intending paint
their hoseS OF TO give Color to any oter dea Call
at BOND n KELLOGG'S
March J. Pant and O.l Warehouse, st Paul,
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Turpentine.

vNTE have iarce lot of this extract O Pine. which we
w intend selling low early customers. Painters
remember BOND h KELLOGG,
March 4. At the Old Brown Drug Siurc.
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NO. 20,
Roberts Street, St. Pau, Mimi.
CATHCART,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign aud Domes-
tic Dry Goods.
UlEING DESTROYS TO close his present stock winter
IL goods previous to his leaving for the Eastern
gains, either Wholesale RETAIL Cash; his stock
is large and complete, among which will be found the
following, viz:
In Dress Goods:
French. German and Saxony Merinoes
French, English and American Muslin
DelaincS plain and printed
Wool DeBege. Caslmercs, Lustres, and Poplins
french, English md American Prints
GnghamS, best quality
Checked Silks.
Black Lyon Silk
Printed Vclvcts, &C.,
Josey Cloths
Flannes, shirtns-hrown ard white
Canton Flannel, billings, Bed Ticks. Irish Linen,
Cambrics, Tarlton and Swiss mlslinS,
Wool and cotton Hosiery
Kid, Silk. Tweed md Cotton Gloves
Shaws, Table Linen,
Damask Table Cloths
Table Covers; OH Cloth do
Jewelry, Manchester and Marsei,les Quilts
Carpcting. DruggeS, Mattresses, etc
Window shades, and DamaSk
Travelling bags, Umbrellas, India Rubber ClcakS and
Goats, Hats an: caps, all which will be at prices
which cannot fail to suit customers Call aud examine
CATHCART,
'5i-22t No. 20, Roberts street
Cheap Corner.
B. CULVER CO., at the 'Chcap Corner,' in
- . Winslow's new Hotel, are offering great induce
mentS to all in want of goods in their line Their stock
comprises Staple and Ladies' Fancy Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks. Travelling Bags and
general assortment Of Genilemens Furnishing Goods,
which will be sold low, preparatory to filling up in the
spring with stock that will IS dstoniSh the Ndtres."
Feb 4, 1S53-2lf J. b. CULVER & co.
nWNER WANTED for the following articles, marked
" 81. ID. ROBINsON'':-
One old Stove, Pipe, &c.
One Bedsteai,
-Four Chairs,
One Box Merchandise,
One Chest Dsawers.
Feb. 1S.-23-3w. BASS, BORIrP 4 Co.
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Ho! Wash-ta.

9FNlS fact. the Yhoys mp country, say Eureka CITY
Il Is the best point on the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build leading from Dubuque
Iowa. to st. Paul, Minnesota. will the Minnesota RI
right at Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is In the Territory
Now, you don't believe IL just come up and see FOR
yourself, and Will give you every alternate lot 800
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, and p
proving 1t In such ~ay that It will be cretsbe the
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