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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29
NOTICE.
Boston Clothing Store,

lust opened, on 81 Street, Iamberrs Brick Building,
Cd under the Minnesotian Once.
100000 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH
GN(, and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and best stock offered in this city
Territory.
These goods all and Of the latest spring syle
selected with much the best Houses in Boston
Also a large assortment Hats and Caps, Of every
description.
Those want any Of the above goods will find
their advantage examine this stock before purchasing
The above stock will be sold at wholesale retail, to
suit customers, at the lowest cash prices.
G.G. GRISwOLD.
May IL, 1854. diff
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MONEY TO LOAN
AK short paper and on Real Estate.
" Drafts on NEW YORK.
50 GALENA.
ST. LOUIS.
IS " CHICAGO.
DUBUQUE; also on the different COM
mercial Giles in Europe. For sale by
jy2l---lm A. VANCE BROWN co.
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Iron and heavy hardware.
MARSHALL 81 CO.;

AT TIT E SLIGO IRON STORE,
received addition Of 80 ton, of Iron, Steel,
&C., their stock, making the largest and best
iron and such articles pertain the Iron
and Heavy Hardware Trade, before offered in Min
nesota. The stock comprises
Blacksmith Tools, Crowbars, Pole Grabs, Springs,
Arics, Nuts and BOres, log and coil chains, horse,
drought and cut nails, grindsiOnes and grind
stone gearing, Jack Screws, &C., &c.
ST. Paul, July 25, 1851. dlmw3m
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" o TIC E.
=" J. SHIRK, P. K. johnson, G.. Addison Brown.
n. Armstrong, Samuel Leech, II. X. Terrill, E.
PEBBLES and L. Goodrich, having failed in parcu-
lar to comply with the terms their written agreement
made with the eth day Of June, 1854 notice is
hereby given that all persons cautioned against pur
chasing from either of the above named individuals,
from person whatever, lots property IN the
of Eureka, the claim upon which said town is
situated belongs exclusively and will be appro-
priated to my aud benefit.
HIRAM CAwoOD
July 10, 1854. dtf
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ICSr received large LOT OF chairs; Ice Boxes andA
u other Furniture, per steamer Minnesota Belle.
SrEES HUNT, "
June IL, 1854 dtf Third Street.
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ID l, E D.,

In this city, on Tuesday morning, July Is, DR.. C. l.
vICCHERS, aged about As.
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WASHINGTON, July 10.
The President will send in his veto on the
Rivor and Hsrbor bill in few days.
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New York MONEY MARKEr.-We are glad to
be able to state that the feeling of alarm and
distrust, which characterized the market at
the close of last and beginning of the present
week, is fast wearing away, and that confidence
is again returning.
The Schuyler fraud has produced very seri-
Gus effects, causing immense losses on stocks
and destroying public confidence, but we hope
the worst is over. Borrowers on railroad stocks
and bonds have been forced to leave the mar
kct. Such securities have been fabooed by
banks and capitalists, and it is almost impos-
sible to loan money upon them at any rates.
On State and city stocks money is abundant at
per cent. Short first class paper is in some
demand. at 10 to l2per cent. Long dates ra-
Their unsaleablc except at higher rates
Thompson Reporter, l2h.
10 The Russians have lost $4,000 men, by
battle and disease, since they set foot in the
Principalities.
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G. H. Parker's Banking House.


CHARLES H. PARKER,
Banker, Exchange Broker, Attorney and Counsellor
at LdU.
Exchange bought and sold.
Money RENTED to England, Ireaud Scott france,
Germany, or any other important point the CONT
nent Of Europe.
Interest Allowed Special Deposits.
Collections made throughout Minnesota, CHARGING the
current rates of Exchange, and the actual expense Of
collecting.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Loans Negotiated yielding from IS to 30 per cent with
uneXceptioahe l-al estate security coupon bonds pay
able in New Yurn elsewhere as Instructed
Hicr rrd Dcutsch gespr0chen.
References by permission:
.Gorman, Paul MeSsrS Page Bacon, st Louis
Ex-Gov. Alex Ramsey American Exc'g sc Bank, MY.
Banking Hours.
From O'Clock A. NJ. to 12k P. NJ.
I" IL ." p. NJ. to 5 p. II.
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NOW this is to warn the public from purchasing any
~ lots from Hiram Cawood, unless 1t he the lots
decided him by the Company, for which each aud every
man has his own deed made by the Company, for all the
lots each claims. Any person who will take the trouble
to cali the Recorder Sioux there
find who the owners Of Eureka are.
HENRY K. TERRELL co.
July q, 1854.
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MORE COrPER.-The Lake Superior Journal
reports shipments Of copper on the Sd and 4th
instant, amounting to over 200 tons. The a.
mounts taken from the various mines are as
follows:
Shipped on steamer Illinois, July 3d. from
the Cliff Mine, $50 bbls of stamp and ore-5S
tons 144Slbs. National Mine, IS bbls-ll tons
40 lbs. Minnesota Mine. 62 bbls-l9 tons 1875
lbs. Norwich Mine. "a bbls.-7 tons 1876 lbs.
Windsor Mine. bbls.-l ton 1909 lbs. Forest
Mine, II bbs.-l6 tons 90 lbs Ohio Trap Rock,
A bbls.--l3 tons 1922 lbs. BY propeller Globe,
July 9Th, from Cliff Mine, 40 masses--35 tons
1929 lbs. National Nine 3 masses--l ton 1915
lbs. Northwestern Mine, 10 masscs--l4 tons
l475 lbs. Minnesota Mine, 90 masses--43 tons
S29 lbs.--Forcst mine, masscs--4 tons % lbs
North American mines, masscs-l ton 2Gl lbs
Windsor mine, masses--7SJ lbs.
There was also shipped by propeller Globe
80 tons ofiron ore, from Forest City Iron Co.
On the 18th inst. there was also shipped, on
propeller Indiana, rs tons of iron ore from the
Cleveland Iron Co.
HEALTH OF THE CITY. - AS we expected, the
health of the city improved greatly this week.
The whole number of deaths was 2S2, against
505 in the previous week. Cholera cases l3S,
against ZIG the week beforc.-St. Louis Rep.
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Insurance.
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEw-YORK
NlRE RISKS taken in the Territory Minnesota, am
IL the city Of st. Pau. A. VANCE BROWN.
July 81, 1854. II
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Lands for Sale.

HeDhn ACRES of Land, eight miles North of St.
LOW Paul. surrounding fine Lake. and alja-
cent Ia Little Canada and White Bear Lake settlements,
W i'll be sold at a bargain, If applied for
S. =. FOLSOM x CO.., General Land Agents,
July 81, 1854. Opposite Minnesotian Once.
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Blacksmith Wanted!

nNE Competent to take charge of a shop obtain
~ good situation and constant employment by applying
at Marine Mills, to JUDD, WALKER X CO.
Marine, Washington Co., NJ. T. w3t
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PUTTING THE "MAINE Law" THRo BY LIGHT
ENING.-We learn by Cincinnati paper, that a
bolt of Tightening shot into a barrel ofwhsky
in that city few days since, and stove in its
head, splitting the liquor, and burning up a
large rum establishment.
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st. Paul Market.

st. Paul Market.
Corrected Daily by N. E. Tyson & Co., Groc
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
Lire stock. Dried Fruit,
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mr Mr.. King, recently of Rochester, will
open in few weeks. an extensive stock of car
peting, upholstery, and general house furnish
ing goods in one of the new stores of Will
lie Leech's block, st. Anthony street. This
is a new and desirable branch of business.
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A railroad running from Michigan City to
New Albany, Indiana, and opening line from
Lake Michigan to the Ohio river, was opened
last week.
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Land Warrants bought, sold and located.

Loans Negotiated yielding from IS to 30 per cent with
uneXceptiOahe Ial security, coupon bonds pay
able in New Yorn elsewhere as Instructed.
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GREAT WHEAT COUNTY.-Thc Burr Oak says
that 100000 bushels of wheat will be raised
in Dodge county Wisconsin, this year. 1t is
also certain that there are thousands of acres
that will yield from fifty to sixty bushels to
the acre.
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Sale Stable.

GENTS Calf Boots, custom aud eastern tern: at t..
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Coop News FROM ST. LOUIs.-We learn by a
gentleman from St. Louis, that the sickness
abatcd last week more than one-halt from the
week previous. The deaths from cholera were
about one hundred.
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Interest Allowed on Special Deposits.

Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging til
current rates Of Exchange, and the actual expense
collecting.
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"Woe unto them that call evil good and good
evil that put darkness for light and light for
darkness; that justify the wicked Tor reward. y
Isaiah,
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20 Four Sisters of Mercy, out of five who
composed the branch of that community at
Chicago, fell recent victims of cholera at that
city, while ministering to others who had be-
come subjects of that disease. Facts like this
speak to the understanding. even if they fail
to draw sympathy from the human heart.
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Money RENTED to England, Ireland, and France
Germany, or any other important point the Cont
Europe.
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rs John NJ. Reynolds, a hard, has been re-
moved as Postmaster at Albany, and Cornc-
Illus Vosburgh, Soft, takes his place.
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~ In 1856 two ships arrived in London
from Boston, having been unable to obtain a
cargo, whereupon the sage Londoners decided
that Boston was going to decay. At last ac-
counts there were only three vessels in London
up for Boston, and yet Boston shows few symp-
toms of decay.
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re- Rev. G. W. Adams, who is charged
with absconding from New Hampshire with
S., 200, awarded to Mrs. Templeton for the death
of her husband, caused by the Norwalk TRACE
dy. was arrested in Wisconsin last week.
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TIE DRouGHr.-The gardens, and everything
else in this ncighborhood, (says the St. Louis
Republican of the 2Oth.) are literally parched
up, and should the present hot and dry wca-
Their continue, the entire crop will prove a fail
ure. Yesterday the heat was intensely great
ranging from % to 100 degrees.
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CHOLERA IN MoNTREAL-A letter to the n.
Y. Times dated Montreal, July 18th, reports
the Cholera as quite fatal in that city. On
Tuesday, the 18th, the deaths from this disease
were 60; principally among the newly -arriv-
ed immigrants, enfecbled by long voyages a
cross the Atlantic.
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Gs- The outstanding debt of the United
States on the LIST Of July, was SAT ,lSO,5OG.O5'
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10 The people of Oregon have decided
against the cxpcdiency of calling Convention
to form State Constitution.
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BARGE SuNK.-Thc ST. Louis Republican, of
the goth instant, says" We learn from the
officers of the Gray Cloud, in from ST. Paul, last
evening, that the Hindoo, while crossing the
Lower Rapids, on Sunday last, sunk barge
loaded with 100 sacks of grain. A large por-
ton, or all of it will be damaged. Another
barge in tow of the same boat, and also loaded
with grain, sprung leak, and partly filled with
water, but did not, it is supposed, damage much
of the freight it contained"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

a Card.
HAVING disposed OF my Grocery on Main street, No
IL 256 to Mr.. lsanc ID. Johnston OF st. GIar.yc, o.
avail myself OF this opportunity to return my sincere
thanks to tho OF my patrons who have given their
customi and would ask, on behalf uf Mr. Johnston
OF the same feeling confident that customers
and dealers wi be well accommodated at his store as
any In the city, in quality, price and variety.
Also would inform The citizens OF Wheeling
ity that continue of The best Family Groce-
ry's the west, at No Washington Hall, Monroe street
where Will he pleased 10 alt who may give me
CALL SIMEON ID. WOODROW,
Feb 10. '54-febts Washington, Hall. Monroe ST.
ATHANrkD--A GcIman girl, 10 cook md do housework
wv Apply at this Office mrt.
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GAPS. cents
~ RECEIVED this day, the best assors byoneht 10
IL youths and ehildren's eIotI CAPS: eae as regards
style and quality They comprise ~ pars p hair cloth
hIs drah ana green riding, hunting ana @ srices
Also the Egyptian Prengial Srises e Rt or lanf
iogeiherwith every other aessI' n HARPER & son.
77T IS; and baTIcs Rhodes e ree
~ S,rar soda Eoston, bniieF' anu n ~ PARKER
ncllI
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
No I5A. Main street,

No 15A, lMnfn Street,
WEBBING VA.
n S now receiving La RGi Z LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths widths and keeps constantly hand larg
assortment OF Furnature every description Gilt
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates VenaiI
and Transparent Window blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany 7Vaneers, Varnsh, HarcIoth, Curled Hair
Spring, Sacing lotions Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ect all which will be sold at the lowest prices aug2t
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NJ ELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet dscovcred for saving
labor end in shng Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
WaRR.siE not TO injure the fabric Feery lady may
satisfy herself that point by soakga piete of otton
Linen in The Fluid full strength, for 81 hours which
viii clearly show that it must be pey harmiess VIXEN
dilute with gallons OF water to aif pint fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single siXpence which will buy enough large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber lata
ly purchased the right for Ohio oeounyt, Va.
JAS. MELLoR,
AuPq No. &c, UnionSt.. wheelins Va
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--44e 3. REMOVAL
II & ID. BAYHA have removed to their new and spa
81 cio brick buildings, 13l Mari Street, where they
nanufncture and keep hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for Japan Ware and Houeold Furnishing
Hardware dsoth latest styles OF Cooking Stoves, all
which they iIisell hoesae and Retail the the lewcs.
market prices Their old customers and The public ge
Sly are invited 70 Saii ena examne their stock ktcr
o. D. ele bi0:ty
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.si..+ JOHN B. B.5lNONVEGLs a 4!
"a Union Street, ~
III w WHEELINtty VA, 4s
.ti5 DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, RAIHTs, OILS,
Dyes -sruFFs, rArENrs MEDICINES,
PERFuMERy, &c, DC,
CONSTANTLY ON hand, a supply OF Ireah and pure
W Medicines. such any family can administer with
out fear any adnlteration The Medicines purcha
setl from the best eastetn houses. 7sfsH
ALso-Danuacturer OF superior article OF Lemon
SYRUP. iyt0
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Pemberton House.
Winter street. below Monroe.

IVIiDGIGOII I1OuSO.t7-|
Winter street, Below Monroe.
25fs sMiEELlAG q. ~ ft7. sIHa
IN M.PEMBERTON announces 10 his old friends and
the public generally that lie located In the
n,odious brc build:-g mery known as The est.
Gharles and Thoroughly repaired and eitted it, and is
pTepa cd TO entertain rayelers In goodsty moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated immediately
on the Steamboat Landing and he Depot the Ba
tn.ore and Ohio Railrodd aordin passengers the
cars o. packet boats conyenent stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites the attention his
friends to his house, solicits share OF public patron
age ~ Ss'a asgi = RI s'i 50 aIo0-tr
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For IsaItimore. yyasl.ing gton. PhiIndelphIl
Great. through Line for the Es

Great through Line for the East.
kTHHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
j baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Bnnch Rail Road at the Junction Catey called the Relay
House. miles baltimore, and with the Phadel.
phia Wiimnstonand Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia.
The tunnels tie liRe completed,
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting OF tho
most piCturesqpe and romantic routes in the world
The now and splendid steamers OF the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati with this road at Wheel
ing, and through tickets from these places to Baltimore,
or on the boats.
express Wheeling daily at O'Clock
a. Clvheeling tme1 and arrives at Cumberland Ce0t
miles nt and allowing two hours there, arrives in
Baltimore C3S0 miles, "A. M, the next morning.
king the passage through in about 20 hours, including all
stoppages. ~ llt3Ss al-s
without charge. -,
Passengers and baggage are transferred the
Washington at the junction. and Philadelphia, Bal
timore, without extra charge Travellers arc allowed
pie time opportunity at all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (Sith
privilege oflyng on the route So 5o-to
Washington, CO. to Philadelphia S10-to be had
board the OF the Union Line on the Ohio ad OF
vile. mar WIN PARKER. Gien.I. Sup't
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Holiday Presents
N. rrr..a.snufnr, NnIL Monroe 8treet.

..t,,r,,.5 from the eastern Cities now
ID offer for sale hne and complete assoLtnient
PsTsons aesiSina 10 purchase arefnyted 70 es anu
aniine nv Goods which am determined 10 oseh es 'H
aaaiity 81 ali goods warranted to prove vso Ss SSSS
Presented Monroe ST.
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.oiai Thomas H. Gibson, ~. -
~ L UMB Err ANDaGA,S r ITTER,Je
No 3 ORION ST opposite ca Berry Rope store
EGS leave to inform his friends and fe public ngen
ID era that he continues TO the plumbing
fitting all its various branches respectfully s6
cits sliate OF publ patronage. ~ f5 y iHl.-.gi
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, cstern pumps, bath boilers
water closets, wash basins, cold water fountains
tes, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
collins, atters kettles, bleaching, and all other
dispatch
Also, chandeliers, pendants. brackets, beilar lights
candle burners, elc,
Allorders left nt the above place will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly all endedto.
N ll--Alt orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6md
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I5sSlzsss II The fine light draught steamer FORT
us,txssalfSl HENRY, Captain Gro. JOHNSTON, will
Ssa5s the regular Union Line packet be.
tween Wheeling and Cincnnatii leaving
Wheeling every "Wednesday, at o clock, T. M.
This boat is new and has superior passenger accom-
modn'Ions.
For freight or passage apply board or 70
4 angIt S. q. BAKER & CO., Agen
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BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SAL
L0oNiAND OYSTER DEPOT.
ME nn5frsigned, having bought the Bridge Corner
Confectionery, opposite the Monroe House, formerly
kept by r. AZ. Parker and greatly enlarged Improved
II, viii keep constantly hand all kinds of cakes and
tel
OYSTERS served up in the best STYLE at all hours in
am half can
on hand.
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G0-PARTNERSHIP
THE subscribers have this day entered into partnersmp
the purpose OF transacting commis on and FOE
warding business under the style OF Gordon
q TO-, and solicit continuance OF the business o.
firm L. s. GoRpoNs,,1,,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNo. L. AGNEW.
March list 1ss4 nlL4
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WHEELING AND PARKERSBURG PACKET.
asrapS n The steamer FoPt Pitt, Capt. J. C..
JELLY; will leave Wheeling every Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday at i9o'coek %
burg every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, att O'Clock
4. NJ. ~ tft @ ss p 80
oct5tf S. G. BAKER e. Co. +
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For Sundsh.

<>rz.>. THE fast running Steamer Stephen
"a EsuynEGl, Booru Master, having becI
re.painted and re decorated, will leave
Wheeling for Sunfsh ard all Intermediate
landings EVERY DAY athalf past O'Clock, p NJ. -si
For freight passage apply on board. ser2f
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TERMS.

milf per annnn sV
OF 10 cents per week
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B1LrrMoRE, June r. 1850
Messrs Evans q Watson5 PhiladeIph GentIeanen:--
we have much pleasure in Fire Proof
Chests to the notice OF the publicthe
from having saved books and contents eectnlly,
aler undergoing Very heat during the which
destroyed the entire block OF bnildngs Arch street
wharf, on the Schuylllll, the 9th OF june 1850.
Yours, very respectfully,
sep19-d1y RUSSELL & GUBBINSa
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The Lutte of Zion.
A COLLECTION Of. Sacred Music. designed FOR the
IN use OF tile Methodist EpScopdl Church, consisting
choice collection OF tunes, with of the old
tunes I'M mnonuse; together with concise elementary
ners etc ec., byJ b. Woodbury. author of the DuIc
cr etc assisted by Rev. H. Mutison, pastor Of Saint
JuliI't Methodist /. & rhurcl, New York.
Also, supply OF Methodit hymn books, cantica Lau
us, Christian Minstrel, Hayden's Sacred Meodeon,
received and sale at tine lowest prices by
JOHN H.. THOMPSON,
dec30 No 81 Monroe st.