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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-16
"A. l.. LARPENTEUR

De1ler IL. Dry Goods Groceries, Pr0r>ons, Ciof1lng
Hardware, Cj.iaa and QuensUa,e, Cutlery, &c.
THIRD STREET,
Near the corner OF Third and Jackson streets,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
TENIE river is closed but the of A. L. Larpen
Il teur still open, where may be found the
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpetngs, Jewelry, Gentemens clothing in-
gliding Hats aud Caps Boots and Shoes and every 9TH
article necessary comfort proper for display,
the city affords. stock of Groceries and provisions
of all kinds which cannot be surptssed and II full
sortmeni of Hardware, Deli and Queensware Cutlery,
and other article suitable for the Minnesota trade;
all OF which will be sold wholesale or retail, the
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety OF double and single barelled shot
guns rifles and pistols, powder TASKS and shot pouches
wash rods, drivers and driving business may
all be found at a. l.. LARPENTEuR'S
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FOR vyINNEBACO SUP
PLIES,

MINNESOTA SuPERIsrENpENCY,p
St. Paul, Feb. q, 1854. 5
\EALED Proposals will be received at this Office UNI
~ I'll Il o'clock the 18th day of March, ls5i to
supply the present wants OF the Wmrebago Indians,
with the following provisions, viz:
slpeInne Flour 10 the amour. Of Sl,666 90
Mess fork S3i co
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Low.
err Saint Paul.

400 LOTS one mile below the present Lower
HOO Landing have Just been laid out. ard are
offered for sale at hundred dollars each such an
OPP ortnnitS to invest on speculation raIe, offered
These lots nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar, which has
for the last obstIuctet, in some degree,
navigation to the present landing And il Is noi 100
much say. that Is the point where the main st n-
ping business of this growing city the West mu.t
ultimately be done Ii only needs the erection at few
warehouses for beginning and the prosperity
of the city will point that direction. And il Is TO
give it that beginning, that tai. nduccnen Is held out
to capitalists.
Other valuable real property in and St Paul. fcs
sale by the proprietor. Enquire Of
l.. =. KINNEY, Proprietor or
ST Paul Nov. 10. 3O-sm A fiERSE
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Proposals for Indian Supplies in Min
nesota for 1854.

MINNESOTA SUrERISTENDENCY,
~. Paul, iS54
SEALED Proposals VIII be received this Office until
- IL O'clock NJ, of the l5th day of April next. for
furnishing and delivering the following provisions, viz;
..Ar LIZ
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BELLS, BELLS, BELLS.

H,HOR Churches, Academies, Factories Steamboats,,
a Plantations, etc, made, and large
kept constantly hand by the Subscribers, their old
established and enlarged Foundry, which has been IN
operation tu nty years, and whose Patterns. and pro-
OF facture perfected that their bells have
a world wide celebrity for volume of sound and quality
Of tone TIL present Proprietor, have recently
coeded in applying the process Of loan moulding IN
iron Case u Bell tastns-which secures a perfect
casting and temper and evidence OF The
impaired excellence of their Bells they have Just
cevei, JanGary 1854 tile FIRST Premium "a Silver Me
ia) Of the Worlds Fair in New York, all Others
several this Coanry and Europe being in cenpe.
ton; and which the lSIh medal, hes idts many Di-
plonus that have been awarded them. They have pat
for. and keep and, Bells OF variety OF
Of the same weight. and they also furnish 10 order
chimes Of any number of bells, key. AM refer
several Of their make throughout the states and Cana
dns. Their iangings comprising many recent aud val
liable consist OF Cast Iron Yoke with
movable ar.s, and which may be turned upon the bell,
spring acting the clapper, proongng the sound -
Iron Frame, Fong hammer, counterpolse, stop, etc.
For Steamboats, Steamships, etc, their improves Re
voring yoke. Fancy hangings in brass bronze Of
any design furnished. We supply whole or
parts improved hangings to rehang bells Of 9th
constructions upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken in exchange.
surveyors Instruments cl ali descriptions made and
kept hand.
Being in Immediate connection with the princpa
routes in all directions either Railroad, canal river,
orders can De executed with dispatch, which either
personally Or BY communication spectfuily solicit
ted. A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy Albany Co, New York. Aft
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SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2.

SAINT PAUL LODGE, No.
I. 0. $50 @. r.
MEETS every Saturday evening, a, Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Third and Cedar streets, (sn.
trance on Cedar street) ST. Paul.
Brothers from abroad. in good standing, are 70.
spee,fuily invited TO attend.
F. E. COLLINS. sse'y.
HENNEPIN LODGE. No. 4, i. o. O. F.
NJ EETS every Monday evening, at o'clock, a,
- Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Third and
Cedar street.
Brothers from abroad in good standing, are re.
spectfuy invited to attend.
S.W. WALKER. see',.
MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. i.
MEETS on the second and fourth Tuesday eve.
~ nings Of each moath, at Odd Felows' Hail.
corner oil Third and Cedar streets, St. Paul.
Patrlarchs from abroad, in good standing, are 70
spectiully invited to attend.
J. c. TERRY, Scribe
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
GIT. PAUL DIVISION No. ]. s of r nee, every Fri
- day Evening, at Temperance Hall
35f n. BARBOUR, $.
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One Third TO be delivered at Long Prairie before
the st day Of April and two-thrds be delivered at
Watab frare on or before the 25th day of March next
Good security will be required for the performance of
The contracts to be entered D,o will name the per
they VIII offer such, ami the security of sucL
bidder Shall ssn and transmit guaranty in this form
The undersigned undertakes that il the bids of
- for Indian supplies be aocep pied BY the
superintendent of Indian Affairs then the bidder shall
on or before The 18th day Of March next enter into the
o"Id OF the9 bids with good and sufficient surciies."
lhcse supplies viii he subject 10 ms spec ton the
p>ce OF delvey by dsiu terested persons selected by
the agent OF the tribe whom the plies are FINISHED
b! the contractor o. contractors
siouid me bids be deemed unreas onaby high the
perintendeat reserves the rish, to sci them aside
. w. GORMAN.
10 II Sup't Iadan Affairs.
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NIENDOTA HOUSE, NENDOT1
WATSON HOUSE,
Gho Lonpp Scntf en- MiunpSO 81 .

TVNHlS house is new and conmodious. and pleasantly
II located. Permanent boarders and transient Gus
toners may rely upon the best accom- modations the
country affords Connected with this house is good
warm and commodous stable and constant supply Of
good, sweet hay and grain
WATSON, Proprietor.
ShakOpee. Dec. 8. 1853 3l.!f
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pnbunnc.

FARLEY & JAMES,
WHOLESALE GRocgRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, Iowa
J 7. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES
General Steamboat Agents.
Nov. 10. lS53.-N3O.
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COLLINS d. CAKES.

COLLINS CAKES,
AUCTION s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILL sell every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
w Evenings, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and shoes
Groceries and Furniture. any other Goods that NAV
be sent to them OIL consignment.
ST.. Paul, Feb. 25th, 1854 IS If
ST. PAUL MUTUAL RANCE COM.
PANI.
Capita! stock $4,000, md constantly increas-
ing.
ALEX. WILKlN, President.
w. L. MURRAY. Vice President;
GEORGE W. FARRINoToN, Secretary;
{. ii. PARKER, Treasurer,
Are now prepared TO issue cash Mutual Policies at
as favorable rates OF premium any other
company.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chus. w. Borup, Alexander Wilkin,
Chas II. Parker, Henry NJ. Rice,
Chas ID. Fillmore, William L.. Ames,
Levi Sloan, William r. Murray,
John fairirgton, George w. Harrington,
Abram NJ lrijey.
Office on ST. Anthony street. in the room formerly
occupied by The Territorial Secretary.
February. 1884. 45-ly.
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange
Office.
HE undersigned very respectfully inform the public
OF their having entered into a co-psrtnership under
the firm Of VIM Brewster Co., for the transaction Of
general
Ranking, Exchange, Insurance
and Land Business.

With our present facilities, are enabled to attend
to COLLECTIONS IN ali parts of the Territory, and
promptly at current rates Of exchange. In the prose-
cuton Of the Land Business are enabled PERSONALLY
To attend TO the purchase and sale of property the
ment OF taxes, entering land locating land warrants
aiming titles, &c.
WIN. BREWSTER CO.
WILLIAM BREwsTkR,
Late Of Western Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMPSON Richie,
Late Of D0te Ross + Vithers Philadelphia.
REFERENCES:
O. NJ TRouTMAN, Cashier Western Bank, Phla.
y; Is CoMEoys, PhiiadsLphia Bank,
Messrs. DALE, Ross & WITHERs,
Messrs. ATWOOD g. Co.
Hon Judge THOMPSON,
Hon A. .. HESTER, Prest Cash Mntl al Insvrance
ca, Harrisburg;
NELSON Roth, Esq Presr. American Insurance
Co., Utica, ". Y.
Ex-Gov Alexander RAMSEY, ST. Paul, Minmesota.
Messrs. j. McCLouD, JR., X Co.,
w. l.. AMEs, Esq.
CHupB Il BRo, Washiaeton, D. c.
ST. Paul, Dec. /, 1853. 3a-tf
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J. G.. BURBANK Il CO.,
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bt,is Fluur, 200 bbis Fork.
100 bbs Dried Apples, just rec oH consignment nj
the Wharf Boat and viii he closed oil al reduced prices
Also. aud meal, oais, potatoes. bIaA, line,
&c, great taTgains.
ie 23-tf }. w BASS Il co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
A GREAT RARGAiN.-320 acres improved farming
IA land beautiful. situated the Little Canada road,
five miles rom 81; Paul. Also, lt0acTss prairie oak
openings, ten miles from town, situate W White Bear
Lakepart fenced and broken Also, 500 being
highly improved and well broken farm. upon which the
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles from Also, improved CITY property, town
lots ST. Paul and st Anthony, and interest. iii lie
Sueur, EIank a,o, Shakapec and Euieka CITY Apply
WM. BREW Real Estate Broker,
23--ti Sd a,ld W ahash aw-sts.
j. c. BURBANK q CO.,
- forage. Forw ardirg and Commission Merchants
- Grorers and Dealers III Gram and Provisions
V harf Boa, 81 Paul Min. }. c. BURBANK,
& 7. WHITNEY.
Shippers and onsi.fee viii find tothe interest TO
do business with the 81 LaOO. AID Diny-
age is saved.
REFERENCES:
Csv. w. A GOrnan,
Henry N. Rice, =, p..,
w.R Marshall; 4 Co. ~
AeN Wiiku.
Is. II. tanpb Co
Geo. w. Campbell, d Co. c,,sn.
lorraln, a. 20,
\ Harris, 4 Co
OTIS Wet -, Louis
r. / Sasa : " ~
Charles Scndlsr, d Co, nos,on
Nark pac hages q. Il {. What Boat st. Paul.
Ni' ue~ois.
:, raul, Nov 81 1853 32,f
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RAZORS. RAZORS.
uDOGEES' very best, Congress knifes and all kinds
Ae. oC The fin est cutlery, just received at
LEDUC'S BOOKSTORE.
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.yENNY LIND ST. 1
The only CrOckery store in Minnesota.

~ MARVIN Is truly grateful 10 The nhabi'a ants
H. of 81. Paul and the Whole Territory. for the
proap t very liberal support which they have award
ed the undertaking From the first II has been
his ambition do business which being eXcinsivey
for China Glass and Qneenswsre, should meet the de-
mands Of the public that line more fully Than mix
ed business could DO.
r. NJ can sell AZ cheap and can I'LL orders az well AZ
any house thi, SIDE Of Louis he has heavy
stock and the high price oi freight and
me scarcity of crockery in country account Of
the closing Of the English manuiactores he II deter
mined 10 sell At his former very low prices. Call and
see m, stock of Gilt Band White and lnstre China.
Clsss-ware Iron Stone China,
Tunblers Cut Mulberry Ware,
do Pressed, Blue Ware,
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
Syrup Cans, Ware,
etc, etc, etc.
ST. Pau, Minnesota Croetsry Store.
81 Paul Dec. 8 I-l3 24-if
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The supplies for the Nimebacoes and Chippewas TO
be delivered III ST Paul or before the lbt day q MAY
next 70 tte agents OF these tribes, orty
aatiorztub - them to receive tlictl.
TIe supplies for the Sioux Ia be delivered al ST. Paul
10 their A.e!.t.
The contractor for thnse supplies shall
deliver ouetlIrl thereof before The lrsi day OF
July next and twO-third, before the first day Of
August
Separate bld, will b. received for zach article spec
lied above for each separate libs. for the whole
Samples VIII be required tie Tobacco The lrovis
ions Viii be subject iGsptction III the place OF deiive
~ by GBerested persons Seectadby the Agent Of the
tribe 10 whom thc supplies are rl,!ed, and the con-
tractor or Contractors.
Good security will be required :or The performance of
the contracts be entered into aid bidders vii! name
thicr uoposa- The persons hcs will offer OF such;
aud the Sarcy Of such bidder sis al n and transmit Oh
each bid guaranty III this form.
The uAdcrsi, ncd undertake that, f TIE bid of
--, for Indian supplies be accepted by the Sa-
perntcndent az Indian f,iIs The lcr shall, be
The 18th day OF April cier into the bond
qured perform the said contract at the Of his
their bids, with good sni sufficient hureies
Should The bids be deemed uureison4bly high, the
periutenteI reserves the right to sci tn en- aside.
Bids must be endorsed, "Iropos3is for Indian Supplies
10 Minnesota" and addressed 10 the Superintendent of
Indian Affairs Paul, Minnesota Ii IN the opinion
o the Superintendent any thing should occur TO indrce
the belief that there has been thing unfair in the
petition he the right to set the whole OF the bids
aside and port the facts the Indian Department at
W ..shingtoa. w. A. CORMAN,
a # Gov. and Supt Indian Affairs.
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A New supply OF "Tern Leaves Just received at
IA 1897 LEDUE'S BOOKSTORE 4.
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y. NcCLCNG 81 CO.,
ID Main street. 81. Louis, Mo.

;LJS1, IN. M'CLrSG,
Donald. {. l.. THOMPSON.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14
ROOK.KEEPING.

B 0 o * = X + T. PIN NG,
BY Double and Single Entry is taught in a PRACTICAL
MANNER The business transactions VERBALLY given
TO the student the same as in the actual counting house.
Eaton's Original Tablets,
Representing the Day Book, Cash Book Ledger are
used by the students, obgg them depend upon them
selvesgivng them decided advantage the school
boy Theorist, and placing them at upon a par with
the Practical Accountant.
EatOn's Practical PenmanshiP,
Is acquired by obeying certain fixed rules as the position
of the body paper and Of holding the pen Grad
icating cramped hand writing, and substituting neat
legibe and rapid style, which, by little practice can be
adapted to commercial or an epistoary hand writing.
In Commercial Arithmetic
The student confined the essential rules and 10
those calculations which daily occurrence in busi-
ness The most concise manner Of Computing interest,"
and Averaging Accounts by simple and compound equa-
tion, is particularly attended TO.
English and Classical Depa rtmcnt.
Instruction is given at this Institute in the Ancient and
Modern Languages, Geometry, Trgonometry and SURVEY
ing; Algebra, Chemistry, and the various English
Branches Students are fitted for the Counting House
for any Glass in College, for Professional
The students pursue Of the above studies
there is price fixed to each Each student is in
Btructed by HIMSELF not in class. Rooms 0pen Dan
and EpeniRg. The student commence at any time
No Glass system. Mr. EATON is assisted by competent
and faithful Teachers.
Remarks.
This is Of the pleasantly situated and besI
conducted Institutions in country II furnishes tot
students the combined advantages of agreeable and
healthy country residence to those necessary aids
Libraries and Lectures-in which the small, but enter
prisng and truly literary city OF Worcester abounds
This Institute offers especial inducements young mer
who are in the pursuit Of a Solid Business Education
As each student instructed by himsethere being no
class sysiem-any young man who will apply himself
sudiously, acquire complete Commercial Educa-
on In from eight to toeUe tceeks, his entire expense
or spacious, airy rooms, with well spread tables and
thorough instruction, being about fifty dollars
Persons desiring information concerning the proof Of
the many friendships that this Academy has obtained
is quiet and unassumng way can be assured of its high
anding by sending to the gentlenanly and skful pro-
prietor, WM. EATON, ESQ., for one of his annual cir
ulars and cata ogues which will be promptly sent by
mall free Of expense. iy26 w6m
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14

msap SAMUEL BROOKS,-wholesale Dealer
KMJ in BOOTS and SHOES, No. 16 Central Street,
VN BosToN, has for sale a large stock Of Boots and
Shoes, made from the best Of stock, for the New
England trade, which purchased for CASH. and
therefore be sold from five TO ten per less than il
bought on credit.
N. B-Deaers at all times have such sizes as they
may wish. dltaw5t o25
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14

BEAN, prime article for confec-
v toner's use, at L. I. LAZELL'S.
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

Thisincompar
ablepreparasion
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
Of the more or
dinary prepara.
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14
SINGING SCHOOL.-E. S, MASON will
- commence Singing School in the
Vestry of the Old South Church,
ON TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. I'd.

SINGlNG SCHOOL.-E. s, MASON will
~ commence Singing School in the
Vestry of the Old South Church,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. Sd,
The elements Of Music will be taught by syetem that
will enable beginners to read music readily, in very
short time.
Proper instruction and suitable exercises will be given
for the cultivation Of the voice, style &c
This class will be well adapted to many Of the Young
Ladies' who have attended my afternoon classes.
The new and popular work, by Lowell Mason (The HAL
LELUJAH) will be used.
The Term will consist Of twenty lessons.
Tickets for Gentlemen, including Book 50; without
Book, 81 90 Ladies' including Book 81 so; without
a Book, ST. To ba had at Nos. 8 and Warren Hall,
Pearl Street.
School will commence at half past o'clock. dtf s2s
E@RIGHAM HILL FAMILY SCHOOL
hB FOR B0YS--The Winter Term will commence De-
cember 4th and continue eev weeks Instruction given
IN the common and higher English branches also, 10 Latin
Greek, and French.
The School is Brigham Ill., in the town Of Grafton,
Mass, six miles from Worcester and forty from Boston,
Boys will be received from the of eight to eighteen
years, and at all times. Expenses vary with the age
character, and studies of pupils.
Refer to Rev. A. ulLL, b. D. Rev. L. HALE, A.
ToLMAN, and }. NJ. EARLE, Esqs Worcester
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Grafton, Nov. :, 1851. deodtf ms
I library NOTICE,-The Library of the
Young Mems Library Association is omen for deliv
cry and return of Books Wednesday, from to 10 p
NJ, and on Saturday from to 81, and from to 10 P. NJ
and at no other time Every book returned be de-
20 Ite II VIII not be discharged
Books left in the Library Roem in the absence of the
Librarian, will not be discharged
The Library of the WORCESTER LYcEUM is also open to
the members Of the Y NJ. L. Association at the above
times.
The Lyceum Library will be open hereafter for mem
6eTs Of the Lyceun only, on Monday from to 81, and
from to p. NJ; and on Wednesday, from to 81 r. NJ
and at no other time.
The same rule in regard to the return Of books the
hands of the Lbrari will be enforced as in the case Of
the Young Men's Libra Association.
Per order Committee
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14

M AND TO LET-For Shops, Storage, or other
II purposes on the aAllen & Thurber' Lot Union st.
Also--ROR sALE--50 to $4,000 OLD BRICKS. Or
he above lot will be sod together with the Engine and
Boiler, II wanted Inquire OF JOHN GATES, or DEX-
TER BROAD d2tuwsms 81
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14
Drp GOODS.
LADIES CLOAKS

CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & cos.
We respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to
our PATTERN GARMENTS FOR CLoAKs, comprising
IA different patterns, in
Elegant Paris made Garments
Of our importaton together with large and splendid
stock of Velvet, Cloth, and Thibet CIOnLs,
manufactured in our establishment, from the above
patterns and from the latest
NEW YORK STYLES.
Our Garments all made up under our own inspec-
tion, Of the best materials and Trimmings by expert
enced Dress Makers and warranted the most thorough
and fashionable article sold.
Also, LADIES' CLOTHS, in all the desrable shades;
Mernos, French Fannes, &C., all of which will be sold
by the yard, made into garments at prices Il
rant perfectly satisfactory.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
EEOSIERY AND HOSIERY GOODS
We have just received our Fall importation of uo-
sery Goods. consisting in part of
LADIES' SILK VESTS
' Merino do
Gents. SILK do
q" Merino do
Z" Super Merino HOSE.
Ladies' Fleeced silk HOSE, black and coors
Superior Cashmere "
Girls White Merino Hose, all sizes
Colored do. do.
Complete assortment Of Boys and Childrens Hosiery
Hoods, Coats, scars Comforters, &c.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, Il co.
ENMBROIDERIES OF OUR OWN I'M.
h PORTATI0N.
We have just opened the most splendid assortment we
have offered, OF
Collars, Chemisettes, aud Sleeves,
both single, an in sets, in and beautiful styles of
FRENcH, SWISS, and scoTcH manufacture, in Cambria,
Malta Cambria, Guipure Muslin, Malta Lace, Crochet
Brussels Lace &c. for sale at small advance on cost of
Importation and 25 per cheaper than can be bought
in Boston Worcester.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
NOIRE Antique TRIMMINGS-An
widths and coors of the above fashionable Dress
Trimmings Rich Cloak Trimmings in Plush and VEL
VET, and other fashionable styles
The above stock comprises the best assortment Of Trim
mings offered in this city, and they are for sale at
wholesale and retail, at the LOWEST PRICES
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, L co.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
cases good Madder PRINTS, at Ct cents
2 d" English do.
S Merrmac and Cocheco do 10
New style English do. I25
1 Good DELAINES, 10
2 " Super do. l2I
s a" Rich styles from Is to 20
great variety of Lyonese, Plaids, Merinos &C., &c
cheaper than ever.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-11-14
miscellaneous.

A WET NURSE can be had by applying at
a MUNN's Intelligence Office, 2S3 Main street, up
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DAILY sPY"...~.TUE UEsDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1s54 A
Auttiulls.

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM,
Rooms Nos. GO aud 6S Main Street
ON FRUIT s ORNAMENTAL TREES
= SHRUBS, &C,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
win be sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, Nov IA,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large consignment Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, consisting in part Of
500 APple Of rarious kinds,
viz Roxbury Russets; Wine, r. l. Greening Jonathan,
Northern Spy Toman sweeting, &C.
800 Standard aud Dwarf Pear,
Among which, Secke Winter Neis, Bloodgool Bart
lett Lawrence Jargonele, English Napoleon, and Others
making OF the best assortmeuts offered ut auction
200 { Cherries, comprising Black Tartarian, Early
White Heart, May Duke, Ekhorn, OX-heart Boodgod's
New Honey, Halls May Duke. Also, a lot Of Plum,
Orange, and Ounce Trees. Also
800 Ornamental Trees,
or various kinds among which may be found European
Sycamore, European Mountain Ash. Napoleon Weeping
Willows, and European Strawberry Trees
The Trees are from Nursery Providence, II. l.
The sale will continue through the day, and all
not sold, through Wednesday.
ALEX. PUTNAM Il S. NJ. REDDING, Auct'rs.
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