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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13
EOR NEmTI.E -.

Cloths, Cassimeres and Ncstings; fashionable
Hats; Satinets; TwecdS: Blankets. OF the finest
klnd Boots and Shoes. great variety; TN
der Shirts, all sizes; Drawers, 70 ct ANYBODY !.
rehdy-made Clothing Of all kinds and quality.
Stoves KID and Voolen, fine stock. together
WIN Almost every article necessary to complote
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].
/ Fish SroRY.-Three veracious cit
liens Of Gallatin, Tenn, caught in a
pond near that town one day last
week, within the spac e of two hours,
two hundred and eighty black perch,
with seyenty-eight other varieties.
Nothing bat hooksand lines were used
A PREDICAMENT Attorney Gene
raj Choate, of Massachusetts,, has
been placed imam official predieament
Of no little perpleAity. In j liquor
case before the Supreme Court, he
has been appointed by the highest
authority as counsel on both sides.
The Governor has assigned him for
the prosecution, and the Court itself
for the defence 4 Fortunately says
the Boston Transcript, "his attain
ments. are sufficient to meet all emer-
sencies.
/ The cashier of enc Of the Canada
railroads, Gin progress has abTonded
with 500, 900.
At St. Louis, lately, fifty thou
and bushels Of good red wheat we're
sold at 81 20 per busbel.
kN|AFrBTING ISciDENT.-T The wife
Of i. *. Smith, !he New Hay en- mail
oiIber, is sister to the late Mrs.
BRADLEY, who was so brutally murder
ed at North Have en- in july last
The Springfield Republican says that
on visiting the New Haven Jail last
week, Mrs. Smith found the murderer
OF her sister in one cell, awaiting ex-
ecution. and her husband in another,
With p years in the State Prison
before him.
In the last six years, Sl,500,000
have been subscribed towards tile en-
dovment of Baptist Colleges and
Seminaries 10 this country. The
whble humber Of instructors connect
ed with them is ia, students over
- Oo.f They have graduated over
1000 students in al, and their libra
rics co ntain more than l20, 900,vols.
l.4 |
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
For 1854.
7. C GOODRICH { Co.

HAvE just Teceived their stock of Spring
IL and SUNNI er Goods, WHICH is very large
aud unusually attractive, embracing a much
greater variety than they have ever before had
to offer their customers and the public gener-
ally, to which they invite your attention.
We will enumerate few Of the many articles
we have in store:
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EEsl rdsarc. Cutlery. Queens ard
faF..ss xW..

sorted stock.
We 10 not. IN order 70 sound iar-e say tiat
we want 10000 lbs Of Feathers etr. b,rt We
do say that viii take any amount Of nArTrn
usually receiIed. In a,mert f,r Goods For
instance. Wool Feathers GOOD S.,.ls and leans
etc. et-. (scrl. 20 l.. q. TUCKER & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13
LADIES' DRESS GOODS

21A2J2~I G4SSf~I~1 HoONIE~Io
! Rich plaid stripe and fancy Silks, Sfs&N
rich plaid and figured Black Silks. 1XA
plaip black and watered Silks, Rro- srs ~
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid ~ I
and figured Berages, Beraged Robes Aoupced,
plaid and figured Organizes, plaid and striped
Jaconets, French Lawns and Muslins, Cling
hams and Bingham Lawns dotted Swiss and
figured Muslins, OrgaulieS Musins aud figured
Chintzes, black and figured Alpaca Lustefs,
black Bombazues and Silk Warp Alyacca
white Swiss and Bishop Lawns, white Jaopnets
and Cambrics, Houjton Maltese and linen
Cambria lidkfs. Heuiton and Maltese Jafonet
and Swiss Collars, Houiton AhGae French
Lace Che nzette, Muslin and Motrning Col
lars, black and figured Nantes great variety,
Linen and Thread Cambrics, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Parasols and sub Shades, BoInets
and Ribbons large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety, Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, all oolors For ladies and misses full
assortment of English and German Hosiery,
With the best assortm ent of Mitts ever offered.
April 10, "a. T. C. GOODRICH d co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ys,HEIR stock of ladies', mis- n
4 SEES aud childr4n's Shoes A
embraces every variety and the - p
newest STYLES. Gents fine Bootsa GaliFrs.
calfskin and other SHOES, all Of wh1h viii BE
sold low by I. Z. GOODRICH y 90.
April 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13

'rAavcrtisemeuiS are Inserted in the or
der in whiili they are handed in
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Neatly Printed BIa nks.

Cons,abltsl and Justices blanks Just printed
aud for sale ~ our desl-cleap.
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I.sl,rou TI.ysic TO the Ibogs,"

ever lor tvepiy wears stand BE- Yields Al ouce
"a % mario ehafms ihs ruly astonishing
and xterra combination. ~ persons affect
cil tia Gou'. Rheumatic Phips S'if Iniois
Cont scted and Distorted Limbs, Hump Back
r,us b hv muscular coutractous. and los IL
neryd us euerey, halitsial cTania sud tpans
loss If muscular motions spinal Irritation
weakI ness in the gina4S Of the lack. deep seat
e,I hrs and soreHeis Ia the breast, stomach,
side aui oiis. wasting away and slFiukng 81
aty IT ilIe lrnits sId muscles. are .,li sreedilg
atd pefnaucrtlv curld By 1he'use 81 one bot-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13
AAD1SSl IJIR9GS IGTuTEnS

- -|4--I~I~ OOLJ-(I
S'Iks, OF all kinds SWisses, Lawns, Musliis
Velvets all colors; Talietas;
Bareges; Brocaelcs
DeLajnes, great variety Prints, fine assortment,
Cashmere, plaid&sold Chemizettcs.
MeriBoeS: faces. LARGE sunnl,.
Alpaccas; Jaconet 3 Swiss ID
Bayadere Robes; inss and Insertinqs.
Velvet Capes; Bobbinet Edein.r:
Cloth Cloaksi Ribbons, heavy stock.
Shawls, of rich STILES; Bonnets. Gloves Hosi.,
Embroidered Collars; nv. Shoes etc etc
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seIde Upon Trutll

whercy YOU find IL. We offer a medicine
which will not dev6nr !your stomach, ii will
not interfere with your regular food it viii not
prevent healthy assimilation Of your III yes-
tive apparatus Fbrit it is a powerful eX,hpal
stimulaut. whidh opens the pores Of the skin.
cxcites the ab~prScit system, peuctratcI the
nerves. muscles! AID tcudons ard igsments Of
the parts to Which it is applied. producing
free cireula.ionl Of blood through the parts
stimulating the nerves. rcvivifying md b3ild-
ing the dead ncd tissues to whicb it * APP
t,ffon
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13
nose ssicumatic Antidotc,

yEHE CRIPPLE, THELAME. ANDTHE
Il Stiff J6inted, can find relidf in that Elk =
ternaI Remedy 4
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Mem OF Refine, nent

Who have Just appreciation of Truth,
and lask them in all canderf the above is not
irue2 That being granted, we now proPpse II
ask you why it is that internal remedies are
always resorted to in the eeatmfnt of SUCH
Diseases? Why give man q dozen naisea-l
ting doses of medicine for a swelling n thel
ANGLE? Why rAysic a man 10 death for few
palms, Why give man pills for an ailectionI
Of the muscles2 Al, friends: "Bc sure toI
give one pill every hour has lain It's thou
sands Mans stomach was not designed for
1 N ,1-.,,l,.n- .,f h lE-,ir slnrn
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Banking and Exchange Office


ME undersigned very respectfully inform the pub
II lie of their having entered into a copartnership,
under the style OF wn Brewster Co.. fef the trsusso-
iion of a general
Banking. Exchange, Insurance and Land Bust
ness.
With our present facilities, enabled to attend to
cuections In oil parts Of the Territory, AM; remit
promptly at exchange In the prosecu-
tol of the LAND BUSINESS, we enabled personally
10 attend to the purchase and sale property the pay
m"nt Of taxes, entering land locating land warrants
amnins titles, &c. WIN. BREWSTER 4 co.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, late Of Western Bank, Phil
adeiphid, Pa. - = o
TnoMrsoN RIronrr, late Of Dale, Ross 4. UIthers,
Philadelphia. - 80
REFERENCES: -s1 ...
@. ". Troutman, Cashier Western Bank, Phira.
H. H. C0megys, g Philadelphia Bank, g
MeSsrs. Dale, Ross e. Pifhe7s,
Messrs. AttcOOd T. Co.,
Hon. Judge Thompson,
Hon. A. o. Hester. PreS't Cash Mutual Insurance
Company, Harrisburg;
Neis0n Roth, ESQ., President American Insurance Co.,
Utica, n. Y.
Ey-Ciov. Hereunder Ramsey. ST. Paul, Minnesota;
Messrs. j. McCtoud, il. s. Co., Sc
W. L. Ames, Esq, q"
(hubb q Bro, Washington, D! 9.
Dec 10, 1S53-l3if
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st. Panl Market.

Corrected reekly by N. Z. Tyson + Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FREsH NEAr.-Retail-Bees,s lie. Mutton 10c.
Prok, 1c.venison Sc. Veal, 1919. Chickens, 81 per
doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, SIS per Dbl. Hams, II l-2.
Lard, l2c. Fiour-extra, 1885, supernne, 81 per Dbl
Corn Neal, 800 per busheI. Beans, Sl,25 per bushe
Potatoes, per bushel. FreshButer 25 3oc h.
Cheese, 10 1-2c. per ID. Eggs, soc. per doz.
GRoCERIEs.-Sugar-Brow Z IL l2c per 100 lbs !;
Refined and Crushed, IL a l5c. Coffee. Is 2Oc. Tea,
10 a 100. Rice, Sc. Moiasses, 50 l00c per gal.
DRIED FRUIT.-Appes, $l,l5 a las per Lushel.
Peaches, 81 $50. Green Apples, 81 90 per Dbl.
GRAIN.-wheat, zoe; Oats, 45c; Corn soc; Barley Csc;
Neutrality-suspicious. $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, STAR 35c per ID. Talow, zoe do. Fish, fresh,
SC per ID, dried, &c. Lime, $3.50 81 per Dbl. Onions,
Soc per bush. Lard Oil, $l25 per gal. Salt, 81
bush. Vinegar, Csc per gal. Tallow, 1Oc per ID. To-
bacco, 1915 75c. Hides, green, .. l-2, dry &c.
-LUMBER.-Common, 50 a IL per NJ Dimension STUFF,
$12 IA; Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $50
as Shingles, 81; Iath, 81.
WoOD.-Dry, $3.50 per cVrl.
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ALEX. REY.

AAxiAs I'LL
V"HOLESALE, and retail dealer in Groceries, Pro-
w visions ami family supplies, has constantly on
handa large and complete assortment which he oilers
to the public at the lowest cash prices. His
consists in part Of the following Articles, which the pub
lie are requested to call and examine: ..r..-r
Mess Pork and prime Pork;
Hams, smoked and sugar cured and sonders;
Extra Flour and sup. line country Flour;
Corn Meal aud Buckwheat -four;
Buffer, soda and wine crackers;
Butter-fresh in crooks and barrels;
o, and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered and refined. IoafASusar
Co1ee-MOcha, Java. Iaguira and Rio;
Teas, imperial Gunpow'ier, II, and black;
Dried.Ap and dried Peaches;
Haisns i'll whole, half, and quarter BOXES;
Rice and{pearled Barley;
MOasses sugar house, golden and Belcher's Syrup !;
Mackerel by the bbl, hf Dbl and pound;
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil anil whale oil;
Spices all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saeratus and soda
Soap-pam, varegated and CASTLE;
Star candles, mould candles and Wicking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes,
Tobacco-,moking and chewing. plug and tin foil;
Starch and Indigo;
Wash boards, buckets, water, well and covered;
Wash-tabs and Clothc-pins;
Bed-cords, brooms, scrubbng-brushes, shoe-brushes
and Backing;
Nails-!rom penny to 40 penny, assorted
Oakum and Pitch:
Ropcs--frvnI hf inch'to and a hf inch;
Almonds and Suts;
PRESERvE
Chinese Preserves, Peaches in cans, ars, Oranges
and Cherries;
Pickles in I, hf, AMI ii gallon jars;
oysters, Sariines, HOLSTERS, CLANS and Ssimon in
cans:
All kinds of Sauces and Catsups and Cheese.
IfQU0RS.
Holland G In and Wol's Schnapps:
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Old dark and pale Cognac;
Com non Brandies, fresh and New Y.ik;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Clarct by the box and cask;
iplS OF IN. or,I III,
Abasinth, IIyriShnasSer and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle or basket;
Irish, Scotch, MoDongahe!a, bourbon, Rye and COM
mon Whiskeys;
Vihegar-and all kinds of articles belonging regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, too long be all
mcrate1 here. All sorts of produce grains, and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY'S.
Store Roberts street, aud Warehouse at Lower Land
ing. 14-tf
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Empress Eueenia's Maids of Honor

DUMOR says that Mad. X. and Mrs. r.. have abeen
~ appointed DANES honncur OF the Empress Eusenia
Certainly! 1t takes American gems sparkle IN for
eisn diadcm-. NV my drars, stand up for your own
country, ans its institutions, till last gasp. sena
over here Tor all your boots and bonnet.. Tell them
France ,iainous plsre, and thst you mt
Tia you are Not eating Iuct frog IN frsassrc.
Keep stiff upper lip h-n that milk and wafer Ma
poeo speak, To YOU and give those little apper Frcn
men ITS all rouRd.-Fcra Ledres--fvr sale at
.l e .a -. LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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CHRIS TMAS AND NEW YEARS!
Presents for Young L Old!!

DENZ & KARCIIER have hand the largest
~ and best selected stock of French, German and
English Toys and Fancy Goods offered in this Terri
tory among others, crying babies, of all kinds,
swords, Guns, Ra,ties, narRoncas, Acrordos,, Work
boxes, knives Port MOnnaie, and large Of
French and China Tea setts card Baskets, Cups and
GERS, and number Of other articles
tion Also. orilanetc cakes, and plain and fancy Cam
dies a. Wholesale and retail Please give a call, next
store to the OF Cedar aud Third streets,
Anthony street near the American House.
dec II REM Il KARCIIER.
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EfNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, COM

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED 1919.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
y. G. RIPLEY, Vice President
IhOAAS a. ALEXANDER Secretary.
J. d. BENNETT, CINCINNATI,
General Agent FOR the Western and Southern States.
1NHis Company has for fhirfy.fo years maintained
high reputation. through periods Of great disaster
by fire. for ability, prompude and in the adjust
ment Of losses, and still continues Increasing its
strength and popularity, while many Companies have
ceased to exist capital proper
r. r. Nelson, Esq, having resigned the Agency of 81.
Paul. the undersigned has been appointed his successor
and will receive applications Insurance. and issue pol
icies at fair rates OF premium.
HENRY SWIFT, Agent.
At Judge Cooper's once In the Rice House.
ST. Paul. Feb. IS, 1851 - 3n.
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A letter from Havana states that the appren-
tice system is about to be carried out on the
Island, on an extensive sccale. A number of
vessels are on the way to Cuba with Negroes.
A large Spanish force is stationed at the Island
and the British and French fleets were expec-
ted soon. .
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Another Word to the Ladies.

AH0tner WORD 70 the Ladies.
this climate you need no hcautider, except air and
exercise, If will cosmetics, all kinds
kinds except 'SMEEN FUN.'' We have large quantity
of Powder-pus In boXesly wite pearl powder, hair
oils and dyes, Trcopherous, katharon, etc., also spe
lid assortment of HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes, Port
Monas Fancy Cologne, etc., 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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Notice.

J1HE subscriber offers sell years
i his Sawmill, situated near the Upper Landing, st.
Paul. being one Of the best locatos for the numbering
business in the cityhe mill Is in good repair, has
upright muey one CUTOFF saw, lath and
machine for making cut single. The boom at the mill
is excellent and safe place for keeping logs This prop
erty will be leased OF sold on favorable terms.
JOHN II. IRVINE,
st. Paul, Dec. 3Oh, 1868. left
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st. Paul Banking Office.
)uIs OLIVIER, STONE. PFoLSOM,
teg. Deeds, Ramsey 60 Judge Probate Co.SarreyO
OLIVIER, STONE 4 FOLSOM,

OLIVIER, STONE 4 FOLSOM,
General Land Agents and Surveyors,
ONCE at the Curt House, Court House square ST. Paul,
"AVING formed a o-partnership for the purpose Of
IL carrying the above business, will attend to
ing and selling Real Estate public and private sale; IT,
Ties examined Abstracts made To all Lands bought and
sold by US; Taxes paid Non-Rcsidenfs and others
Deeds drawn and Acknowledgements taken.
There may be found at Office Tow nshlp Maps all
the surveyed lands in the Territory maps all the
cities, towns ami their additions ia Ramsey county, well
Is complete list Of all the entries made at the Land
once in this county. corrected semi-weeky perfect
abstract OF each and piece parcel of land in this
county from the United States The grantee; list
OF all lands sold for unpaid taxes in this county well
IS oil liens by Judgment or otherwise.
All kinds Of Mapping and Plotting done to order; per-
sons desiring correct copy OF OF the maps file IN
the Registers office of Ramsey Co., township maps Of
any lands surveyed IN the Territory, be furnished
with the same short notice and at reasonable prices.
Persons desiring land any where in this Terri
tory by and Warrants otherwise will find to their
advantage to apply to This firm. All business ntrusted
TO our care attended 10 with prompness and DESPATCH
REFERENCEs-Hon ii NJ Rice, Washington City; Hon
II II Sibley, Mendoza, Min Ter; M.ssrs Borup Cakes,
Bankers, and Rice, Honshead Becker, Attorneys, st
raul. 3-2iy
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CASHIER, HINCKLEY & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Provisions, Family Groceries and all kinds Of
Country Produce,
On 81 street at the old stand Of J. NJ. Farmer.
IuAvING lately opened stock at this we'll
u known stand, they would respectful invite the at
tenon OF the citizens St. Paul and the adjoining
try to tlier stock Of
Groceries and Prov siOns,
Among which may be found the best quality OF the fol-
lowing articles:
Clarified, and crushed Oysters, and Sardincs;
CARS; Dried Apples and Paches;
Young Tyson, Imperial pruncs. Rasins, Figs and
souchons, Black Teas; Currants;
O and sugar ffo1se Mo- Olive OIL
lasses. Golden syrup; Mustard;
Goldfish, Herring, Mack'l; Vinegar;
Nos and }, an axcei- Starch;
lent article; Mould, star, and sperm
Rice; Candles,
Spices, OF all kinds and va Cocoa,
rleties, Rio and Java COfre;
and in fact every variety Of Family Supplies which
may be called for.
4 = Remember Farmers Old Stand next door below
the WORLDS Fair, Third street;
Dec 10. lS53-l3f
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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN w A f r EN- g. WINS Owls
ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.


NIIS beautiful portion Of St. PAUL. Situated on both
l. sides of Trout BROOK, which intersects the
Saltwater road In the vicinity of the SANToMINE No.
TEL, having at large expense been secured and care
fully laid by the proprctors into addition to St.
Paul, open to the public for individual improve
mcnt and embellishments For delightful suburban resi-
dences, the lot this addition present every advantage
that could be They in size, from fifty to six
ty feet 'front.' by hundred feet in depth,
and situated Is to command magnificent views Of
the city the river, the stream and surrounding country
The soil admir- ably adapted for gardens and for the
sruct0nO dry and healthy celiars-a most important
consideration those desiring buiii themselves
comfortable and convenient resideuce.
Fine springs Of the pures water abound Oh both sides
Of the bluff, while at its base flows beautiful
failing rvulet Several expensive and substantial ed
ices being erected the banks Of the stream,
while quite number Of others to be commenced
~ in the spring. Tie subscriber being anxious bring
this picturesque portion Of the town prominently
into notice, and not being altogether actuatcd by
nary considerations, will spare exertons expense
effect desirable resut-constant improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire TO
build within six Months year can be accommodated
with lots reasonable valuation, by application to the
subscriber at his Office. where certified Plat Of the .sad
dition " is always to be seen.
JOHN ESAlAS WARREN.
st. Paul, Dec. II, 1858. I4-am
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DODGE g. SAVERCOOt.

NT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens Of 81. Paul
w AMI vicinity, that they have received tlrir large
stock Of Groceries and Provisions, which they arc
dispensing of at exceedingly low rates, at wholesale
and retail. They have also consignment, Choice lot
liquors, which will be disposed In quantities to suit
purchasers; also, article IF ground feed for stock
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns ajacent to call and give their STOCK examine
purchasing elsewhere. feeling confident OF
ling to all reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE n SAVERCOOL,
No. Roberts ST.. next door to " unc Il Cooley's.
St Paul. Dec 3. 1858, 1877
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Books Il stationery!

A LARGE stock Of Miscellaneous, Law, Medical, The
IA illogical and School Books. Stationery OF
quality, fancy goods, Paper Hangiugs-
musical Instruments engravinys and Blank Books the
best quality kept constantly hand and at fair
prices at the OF Bench and Wabasha streets. po-
Site the new Post Officc, at lEDCC'S BOOK STORE.
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The Close of Navigation!

LIST hefo.c the solemn above Above named, the
subscriber succeeded (pcr steamer I"nretta In get
ting up the best selected stock goods that has
exhibited on the south side of Third. Jcw Robert,
Jackson streets since lac business two years
ago. 1t CONSISTS In part of good stock OF
Fine C1ot1ainE, .
Also-a very large assortment Of Doors AND SHOES,
together with the very best assortment Of
Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes
that can be found in the Territory. Also,
Eats and Caps.
Of every variety and style. Also-a large stock Of
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods,
With fancy articles too numerous to MENTION which win
be sold cheap for cash only. He has purchased the
st. Pau Hat and Cap Store and removed 10 the stand
above named To find the precise location Of his store,
just follow the crowd down Third street, Lower Town.
Il. NJ. SPENCER.
st. Paul. Dee. Sth, 1888. l3-tf