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OFFICE OF THE CoHmANplSa OFFICER,
Waah,ngfpu Afsepnl tupttst 20

NlEALED PROPOSALS will he oicr until co-
Der 20h next eidan for building armoy Washington
city, D. the pubic square
south Canal the north,
sixth
made by Congress for the same.
Master builders desiring this building
call this drawings
work. and additional explanation
their proposals. which will be enabled
leisure this office.
No received but IN experienced an
proved man
hence
viii expected satisfactory
accepted.
All proposals must be made according
work. (Which have been calculated precision
find
An experienced superintendent appointed aud will be
present the ground OF buildings the
The absence of TIE commanding officer
strictly complied
WIN. II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 2l-2awtl90ct lot. & Bait Snn.l
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DUELkC Sale OF Surplus Water Powers and Lands
oi The Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday Goth july
at III O'Clock, on the Howard Maryland
The nndeTsigned committee of the stockholders will
above about 700 OF land divided
iO These midway
tween Baltimore and Washington, lie Washington
them bind
Washington turnpike village the
800 acres reserved by the about the factory.
There also three III
low the factory; above good also,
third above The second named
Terms Of sale third
For luther description Of said
the Baltimore and the LEFT
possession Of the undersigned The admirably
and the waerpowers would commend country city
tom for flour and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN.
corner North & Fayette Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
jury f-iaW5w Committee
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United States Mails.
Posr OrFIoK DRrARTsssT,
G,ptamhef lS If.
Oct 2-3taw3w

Posr OrnoE DKrARThgsT,
September %, 1856
PROPOSALS for carrying mails of the United from
LIST January 1885, 0 June, 1885, inclusive, the following
Missouri, will he Contract Office of the Post
Office Department the city Of Washington, until D Of the
18th day Of November 1885, 10 be decided by the al of
Lnonh,) on the route and in the time he Elm specbed:
9OG6 From Quincy, m, by Palmyra Mo- Warren, oasdae,
shebyv:lle, asers Grove, Ten Mile, BLOOMINGTON, Me-
chancsburgb, Wyanhote, Lnneus, Coiesvlle Chilli
cothe, Spring Hill, Clear Creek Gaiiain, Victoria, Ways
vile, and Boyers saint Joseph, IA miles and back
three a week in tUnrtorse branch
from Palmyra Hannibal Ia miles and BACK three
week, in funrhose coaches, TO be case eonnexon
with main
Leave Quincy Monday Wednesday and Friday at ami
Arrive al st Joseph in 20 hours, by 4 am;
Leave ST. Joseph Thurday, Saturday. and Monday at
Arrive al Quincy in 20 hours, by p IN.
Proposals for times n-week main route and
branch are invited.
NOTES.
pay trips not performed and each Of such
omissions
be deducted. Fo far behind breal
nexion with depending s and sufficiently excused,
Fines will
hctoriy explained by certificates OF The afia
OF other cedabe take the mail from
or nie posi- office Tor uarng 1t be nlned Destroyed rob
he'd or lost and for cnsns demand the mai
frequently the concerned
bicies The nnru the
tract for repeasd failures agreeahy dobey
the postoice laws instructions of department,
sgnng without General
The Postmaster General the schedule He order
increase % service by allowing therefor pro
The He also cura discontinue
the whole rata Decrease OF III al
months compensation the amount
pensed with The bids should be addressed the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General snpeerbed Snail Proposals for Mis-
souri, the depart
by before January 1885, For further
conditions bidders
pamphlet mns Kentucky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept e9-law1w Postmaster General.
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,pun ONLY ONE AurHoHrzmp .-rh

rNUE ONLY ONE AuTUOREzED t-The Rob Of DR. BOY
yEAU LAFiEcTEUR is far superior v The siruns OF Cusi-
paTila similar remedies. IL radically
without all affections the skim dares scous the CON
ch accidents accnchments the critical
period Of life, and hereditary acrony As depura
tive IL powerfully shicacious OF the bladder
other arising abuses
injections sonndngs As syphic the Rob in
diseases ensuing the
bRsam OF cubeb from injections, which only repe
nrutraliziny The Rob
sypic Diseases
and which resisted the OF mercury the odure
%
General for the United States Gabriel Bondn, "
William york, uf wholesale orders Guo Duconge,
New Orleans Neuily, San Francisco
The sold druggists throughout
States The anphlet OF Doctor O. de 81 medi
cal of the Rob viii be ohtped by O.
din ~ William street. New York. who viii Information
wanted.
prepared Ill orders for South America,
dies &C. free Of the United STATES due he hls the Rob bond
March le-dlys
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Preparatory Depa, sniens
COLUMBIAN COLLEG K,
WAsHIEeroH, ID. c.
A. J. QUINCHE, A. NJ, Principal.

A. J. QUINCHE, A. NJ, Principal
prepared the classical philosophical
of Tie Colleges complete business education
those who dcsc in appropriate classes this school
OF the College.
principal las years engaged, with
teaching classical school, The
College their thus the pupils
thorough discipline Of the College itself
ih the College grounds
al WILL 1 expected be provided.
The tuition for the is $50.
begins last Wednesday in September
the last Wednesday 10 June.
information may he principal
to amy of the faculty or trustees Of the College.
l--epdiOtA
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Of Fare 10 California.

UIted States steamships New York
/Sl-1e1S for Aspnwai the 5h 2Dh al each n,onh
k$4il connecting with malt rom Panama San
8k<2s16kK&8 Francisco.
steamships inspected approved by Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad long
AID The baggage passen-
checked New York passen
embarked csmpany's
The money paid IN New York all expenses Trip
Reserve steamers kept New York.
San Francisco detention
the is entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspin
Conductors through by each
and children without, other prnt cinfs
through tickets apply agency III
West street, New York, L. W. RAYMOND.
Mny6-dn
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Delaware College.

THE first term of the college in this institution will
the 99h Of and The
plan instruction embraces complete courses the cassca
and the scientific eher which student full
part Particular attention agricultural science and
veyng.
The sessions fho sosaecni department unde
W Weston, A. M correspond with those Of the college.
For further particulars address
DANIEL BRENTWOOD President
NKwARK, (Doi.1 July 10, 1853
l3~laweW
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ffFsEN WOUD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No, Wl Pennayvnnn
VI avenue, 10Th
laid the celebrated Greenwood Of
York. and situated ground quar-
mile north OF Capitol directly
the This have received charter
sppropang their burial
fec title the purchaser and prohibiting nil encoachments
which who
dead where
become all cities when ground becomes
scouy into large pits and legal prevent
a o titles given the ground.
open from 10 -, M, pamphlets with
Bap, bylaws, and all other
le with II.
voy No 4o Seventh street. any other undertaken win prompt
@t6ncfd . June l7--diy
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


oTFIcE surEkIsTESpEsT PuRIIc PRisrIssi
Washington september 20, ieoo
IN pursuance provisions Of the Act provide for
cutting public printing &e approved August 49, 1881 sealed
bret Monday day. Of December neS az twelve O'Clock, for
paper for public n
commencing lst day Of December 1885, and ending
~ the LIST day Of December, 1856.
suhoned list specifies nearly be acertaned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind Of that will be
required.
CLAssI.
10000 fine printing paper uneaendered to measure % ny
IS inches, and weigh forty hse pounds 10 The feam Of
400 sheets.
1000 printing paper candered "a by %
inches, and weigh nay six pounds TO the Of loO
sheets.
CLAss3
5000 reams superne sized printing paper,
measure "a by 80 inches and 10 weigh hiywo pounds 70
CASA.
"a BY 30 inches aud weigh orly-tight
pounds 10 the OF 4eO sheets.
CLAss5
900 snperne eueudred map panr Of such
sizes may be reqaired corresponding weight wh
measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per OF $50 sheets.
CLAss6
200 superue plate paper esendered uncslenderd
be required 10 by u iLche anu OF such weight
may be required.
The paper b. Of linen
and from all aduieaon win mineral other sub
sheets bundles Of EACH each
4s0 perfect sbees Uniformity color thickness and weg t
under five cent from the standard weight VIII be 70
OF hknease in the bundle make up the weight
will be considered u violation OF 1he contract.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.


FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late Of the circuit
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green, of tho ndges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. omfed L. Ridley ofthe State.
Judges Caruthera Green
10 the school.
Plan Of insnctionl Daily examinations
text books No regular
q Weekly ofcom law equity,
dents commences suits statement of
and them through all the known
practice. The framed require
deeds, Wills records and all of Documents
dence in the trials Some taken
which ia held monthly in
public the The
RIA, jurors circuit judges and chancelo ca
bacies connected with their
SsssfonJho first the third Sep
ember and ends third Thursday in February The
tho succeeding Monday in February end
ThuTaday in July.
Expenses rer seaionTuion fee $780, advance; conngen
SO boarding $50 Students books
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents advanced previous required
mission Thee four classes. Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There il moot legislature connected with the school
Number students collegiate year eighty-six
ebll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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NEW Fall aud Winter GO0ds.--W. ii. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor No ABB Pennsylvania avenue,
of Third returned from New and receiving
hs and elegant of
which he would respectfully invite The attention Of his friends
and the public Returning his thanks liberal patronage
bestowed him, would all diligence
will be taken TO iii all orders in his elegant style
and finish, the shortest possible
Also a beautiful e,ock of furnishing goods
10
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No. 54i
Notice Of the Reopening DanviIle Land ORico
N

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this register
and of Danviie prepare
of the lands remaining said district
public notice from the date of the said
eopenng of their Office and The which applications
be received by them.
THOs. a. HENDRICKS
Scptol-Saw6w [1n,el * Starl
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proposals for Indian Good /.

DEPARrMKHr ' IsrKaIoR,
Once Indian Affairs,
september "a, 1855.
gEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for ladian Gsodsn
~ will be received Indian Affairs Washnsioa
unu O'clock WedBesday the 5si Gay OF October
~ furnishing goods Department Fulfilling treaty
win other Indian purposes
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GOLD, silver Gne steel spcctace glasses &C.
all focuses with periioca periscop,c and
long gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adaptsA to the eyes of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
324 Penn avenue, between Ninth Tenth streets
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" Shonld auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 mini;
Should auld acquaintance he forgot,
And iapa ms mild hmm otrup -

Shonld auld acquaintance be forgot
And never brought mini;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And % aud syne.n
The members of The class ending Jnne 1882
the junior class the ending June 1882 the Sophomore
class the 1891 Freshman class
ending in June, 1880, hereby requested assemble
Washington D. Co. by the Third Of March, A. d. 1857, the latest
brighten the links The chain oflove and ondn which
tide entirely exchange ia their
lives greeting sympathy, unimely
Of their promising coupeers.
preliminary meeting eiEepponted committee viii be
held the fret Monday September d. 1856 the United
States HOTEL Chestnut Fourth Fifth
which
venien invited attend when The will be
adopted TO full attendance possible.
In the those addressed VIII be
good enough furnish The ofhe committee by mail with
their respective post offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, NJ ~,
of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LiGuTNER,
ofLancasIer Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDBETON,
OF Winston, Aheghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL 7. RICHARDS,
Of Easto iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JONI WRIpsAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtNar3 [InteIlaoncerl
All newspapers civilized OF the world
advertisement, their editorial columns
the through
visions all throughout United
States OF America give grauou insertion
casionay between this date aud the ID OF March A. D. 1851
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NOTICE.-I street, opposite Franklin
IN Square, from i3th
liberal terms payment which be learned from
OF Yards DocRs. The ot
twenty-five X, extending hundred and forty feet
north a alley ALBETT SMITH. ,
Aus
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Il il l. '"'s''"i A""'''' '''""e'
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mack, from Dickenss Household Words
The Confessions Of rretly Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fruits Vegetables all
obtain them. Price l2S
Septl FRANCK TAYLOR
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 80 Louisiana avenue,
WILL practise in the Supreme Court of the United States
court OF cams and several courts of the District of Co
lumba.
Dec 27--.awt
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.9Ies.
dozen axes, to weigh from an to 81 pounds
80 do half axes, TO weigh 81 pounds
80 do liatchels, TO weigh u pound
, do broad axes, ordinary size.

!"
30 do ha,chels, to we,sn X pound
do broad axes, ordinary size
Said goods be furnished Boston, York, Philadelphia,
Baitn,ore Pbure CINCINNATI 81 Louis, Detroit Chicago
he made day April next
during The 1856 be ordered by The Com
night will be require less quantity Of
any Of The but Of different description
s may be needed at c ana anal,
~, preferred the samples Of Iankes ciohs
either kinds sample thereof shall the
all to, and
be equal with, the samples recently selected which be seen
aud approved Tnsy will be gdy
may any particular rejected ia
which the will be bound 10 furnish Others Of the
tey will be purchased at his expense Payment will be made for
agents appointed inspect them.
Bonds viii be required in the Of the bid for the faithful
hceny must be certified Bye United States Judge district ao
The proposals articles, quantities
thereof as they are arrangd 10 The foregoing schedule with The
fded and the must be carried out and footed up for
Department. according therefor,
dated september 81 1850 the following articles the there
Affixed
posed t deliverable The city Of Boston, New York, Phlade
Co. may bel frs, day OF April next
such lime or times during The year 1879 be ordered BY The
the such additional quantities Of kinds and
other
Giles 81 tue GLASS; but of different be
CURED FOR The service Of the Indian Department during 1856
deliverable above there
insert the words in whole pa' il class BIO
proposed fo Tor wei will within twenty thereafter execute
contract aecodipgy, aud give security the Com
missioner of iadian Affairs, for the sihf performance of the
same.n
Each proposal must aso be accompanied by in The
oowng FORM 10 be ,s.a BY 9 or n more esponsse Peson
ally or ofnciaiy known 10 the department..
Tor wei hereby guaranty ba, the above bidder Tor bddesl
iii shall be him. according
thel foregoing bid PROPOSAL wiexecute give
security Tor The performance thereof prescribed
ment for proposals. for Indian goods, dated September a. 1885, and
Tor wei and all damages Un
Indians
The peri of the said bdder' Tor tidd,rs.l
Noproposal will be considered that strictly
tho aud directions Of this advertisement
GEO. w, MANYPENNY,
Commissioner.
Sep d3tS3swtoc:3l Tint. n starl
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No. SAB. |

NOTICE or the discontinuancc OF the land office Mt
IN Vneannes, Indiana.
NoTIoE land Office VIscEKNgs In
temporary public
notice No $751; dated February ~ 1885, for
toned, discontinued md the public
and unappropIated in said district will hereafter
tho land Office said STATE register
cever for which Office will public
they will be prepared applications for any
lands at their office
Given under hand the city Of Washington day
September, A. ID. 1855. THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep 2-Iaw6w Intel
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WIN. Il. MILLER.
Miller g. Brown,

Miller d. Brown,
Wcshfngfon, u. G.,
WILL attend 10 business departments
of claims and the Supreme Court of the United States
Office, 7ih street, opposite The General Post Once,
July l2-2swsm
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Maekiage BIankels aud Dry Goods.


Markfage BIankes aud Dry Goods.
400 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, 90 by a
1900 pa AZ point white Nacknac blankets, TO measure BY
% inches, and weigh pounds
1000 pairs point white Maesnae blankets 10 measure AZ by 50
1000 pairs white siaeknac blankets 20 measure % by
50 inches, and weigh * pounds - .
80 pairs po, white Mackpae blankets 10 measure u Ny 6
800 pa point scarlet saeknac blankets, measure 90 by
Y inches and weigh pounds
800 ~ point scarlet Meeknac Blankets 10 measure by
lOl pairs SIX ponI green Maeknao blankets measure by
81 inches asd weigh 10 pounds
800 pairs 3poni Maehinac Blankets 10 measure " by u
200 pairs ~ point green Macknac blankets by
100 pairs ~ point Genne blue Nackinae blankets, 10
sure GO by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
400 pa psn, Gentnea blue Maeknse blankets to measure
800 pairs ~ Gentnea blue Macknae blankets, TO
81 by TO inches aud weigh pounds
3 900 yards fancy list blue cloth
IS s: : sss: i. i !: g :
Sc SO 90 &c do do s sss'1s g. DO
$40 pounds wors,sd yarn, folds
go dozen cotton flag handkereheis
50 do Aadras hundkerehiefs
90 do 81 cotton shawis
81 g DO DO q q 90 90
% do s-awoollsn do
LOCO pounds linen thread
rs gross worred gathering
35,oco yards calico
5000 do blue drilling
5000 do Georgia stripes
9aeO do blue dennns
do couonade
10000 do he'd ticking
1000 do Kentucky Jeans
1000 do satineis
5000 do Plaid lnsey
5000 do bieacled shifting
$4,000 do domestic shirtne nbleached
10 0Oo % do sleeiina
5000 do cheeks stripes, and plaids
pU o dozen woollen socks
yards nnnnela, assorted
goo poupas cotton thread
dozen apool couon
pounds cotton mai
50 do hest Chinese vermiiou
1000 do brown ciling Irvine, No. 30
1900 flannel shirts
$50 calico do
H
cLAhs w. -
gess.,aaa Cfothinr
530 blue clout Tock coats
800 do paialoons
$50 do vests.
CLASS No. g.
Hardtvdre and .7gricuAiTGl Implements.
5000
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Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United
States
JUDGE CURTIs'S EDITION.
Three rollnes,
This day published by
LITTLE, BROWN. ~ CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers ia Washington street. Boston,
Reports of the Decisions OF the supreme the
United States
With Notes a Digest.
By X. CURTIS
One ofthe Associate Justices OF the Court.
Vols i,5,6 svo, SO per volume.
From Prof. Parsons, ortbe Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis rendering the proes very great
importance in bringing within
aud expensive volumes Let show by example, taken
ecRn happened 10 be the FIRST examined how
The In bis first the
pleabe insurance partner property
occupies less thnn IN the second
Whose far less nse
successor this occupies tweBysx But
retains everything sa by the who
shall o. u, aud everything further which lawyer
use And ne puts This compact that
eastef AZ the and operation
orsna report The thing will hk be found
~ 10 reference all Of hesn
densafon Of this loose only
labor. THEOpHu,IIs pARsOyg.
CAwBRrpoE, August 10, 1855,
Ang lawful
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,
Every entitled right of eption OF tbs
lands within the townships and townships above
the satisfaction of the regis
proper land Office and make thereof
practicable seeing this notice. and before the day
pointed the pubic the lands
bracng the claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
JOHN noon,
Acting Commissioner OF General Land Office.
July o. lawl3w Intel. aud Staf.l
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CLAssS
No. LIS 900 writing paper 10 26 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds per
No. 23 writing paper 25inehes to weigh twenty
six pounds
No. D. 100 wiring paper by ~ inches weigh twenty
pounds
No. A. $40 writing paper Ia inches weigh twenty
two pounds
No. 400 writing inches, weigh Twelve
pounds feani.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
BAILEY BROTHERS,
STORAGE, FOR WARDING, AND
Commission Merchants.

Dealers in
Groceries, Provisions, and Hardware,
Have received and shall constantly keep hand large
and complete Stock.
Farmers and settlers In Dakotah, Rice and Goodhue
Counties wonld do well to give Us call. we nave
bought goods At the lowest prices, and can read
afford to sell them low for cash. -
Hastings, Min. Ter. May IS, le55-lyw&d.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

NEW ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OfDry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.
d. l.. FJLLER,
just received his large and elegant stock of spring
IL goods from the East Owing to the ateness of the
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH
Go and examine it for yourselves and you will be sure
to buy. Among his stock of DRY Goops may be fouud-
cases Delaines plain and fancy, very handsome.
g Prints of every description
q Assorted Ginghams.
- B!eached Cotton.
10 bales Unbleached Cotton.
GO Ticking,
- Demins',
'' Shirting Stripes,
" Drillngs,
9 Oshaburg,s,
/ 90 pieces Assorted Crashes,
so % " Diapers. I..
full assortment OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINEN, HAND
KERCHlEFS, &c. &c, too numerous to specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS is the best offered in the market and will be
sold cheap 1t comprises everything in its line Don't
fail to call and examine it if you want bargains.
He has also received and is receiving boat GRO
CERIES Of all kinds, hams, beef pork, -four, &c. and will
sell them at the lorcst prices.
Jupa. 12-dwtf D. L. FULLER.
ST. PAU. IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY.
NlHIS Establishment is furnished with good as
sOrtment of PATTERNS and is ready to ll orders for
able terms. .-. -..
Having an experienced Pattern Maker in our employ,
get up Patterns Of any description that may be
Also, IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order
Babbit Metal constantly on hand ...~.- l.. -.
Did Cast lron Brass and Copper taken in exchange 'or
ark +. l. J. B. GILMAN.
ST. Paul, August IL, 1864 aug 19-d&w1y -l
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CENTRAL DRUG STORE.

WOLFF g. STEEVER,
DRUG GGISTS AND PHARMAC UTISTS
Third Street, opposite p. o. Building
NTlLL open choice. fresh and complete stock of
w Drugs Perfumery, Materials, ETC., in their
store in the Democrat Building.
Messrs w. s. have had ample experience in their bu
sness especially in the Prescrptve Department to which
the most careful and constant attention will be given
St. Paul, May 2, 1855. If