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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

ARREST OF MURDEaER. Wilson, who murder
ed Frederick Grimes, hia brOther.in law, ia Lou
don county, In October, 1853, was arrested last
week, in his mothers house, Ia Leesburg where
he has been concealed ever since the murder, about
a year and half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

An Irishman, named Fitzpatrick, died Ia Wash.
ington, Thursday, from blow received Saturday
night from George Raglan, free negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02
VEKY VALUAbLE REAL ESTATE

" ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE Ar AUG
IiO Intending to remove to New Kent | shall
sell he farm on which at present reside situated
about bait mile west Of the city, on MONDAY the
llth Of June, l-55 at 4 o'clock, P. NJ. The house
tract with twenty and half acres will be sold FIRST
the dwelling Is new and has nine rooms The out
houses. stables and houses are good and extern
1--WE There Is also large ice-house nearly full of
zee The orchard is very fine, and the water snd
nelgh5orhood equal to any in the State indeed il is
not often that So desirable place Is in the market
Alter the sale of the house tract will be sold q
very beaHttui lot containing eighteen acres There
IL beautiful grove on this lot for buidin; also
hrcugh the centre of it.
After this will be sold neat little house contsiu-
Irs three rooms, with five end alfacres of land;
also oael9t OF eight acres, which has fire spring
ara 1913 Eoose upon it also two other lots of ell at
ard hafTcres each, beautiful woodland; also three
other lots, one Of four, Of siK and one of eight
acres.
This is ABOUT the most valuable property about the
city, and Will be shewn to any desirons eeirg
1t, az any time be fore the SALE upon application at
my house. Sale positive.
TERMS-One fourth cash; balance at six twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
interest, secured by trust deed.
my 81. RR. DUVAL
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NOTICE.-An peraons indebted. to the
~ estate OF Mrs Miison SMELL dee'd, will plgese
make immediate payment 90 the uoders gned and
all persons having claims against the estate will me-
sent their claims, properly aUthentcatedo to the un
dsrsiEned, that arrangements may be Ade for tae
settlement of the estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

my 80 TAYLOR 3 WITTTANg At,
1.-TWO BRICK HOIISES AND IOTS
BY LARUS & SHINE.

II OUSEHOLD FUR URE AT
"a AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 5.h of June
commencing a 10 O'clock will sell at public
ton large lot of Household Furniture
A Ga lot of Dry Goods, Clothing. Under
Shirts &C.. &c. LARUs & SHINE
je2 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

HOESES, HORSES. - Will be sold
- SATURDAY 2nd inst. at 10 o'cIoek AZ an.
horss Lot, several Saddle and Word Horses.
J9 ALEX MOTT Aur.
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nay ii. r. r. DUVAL.

EHARM on THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. WITHIN FIVE TO SIX MILES OF
RICHMOND. STOCK AND FARMING ImPLF-
MEkTs. FOR SALE AT AUCrION-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, June 5th. 1856 commencing at
O'CLOCK II fair II not the next fair day wi II be sold
az auction on the premises the farm known Mea.
dow Bridges, Immediately the Central Railrca6
IN the county OF Hanover, five to six miles from the
city OF Richmond, containing 2G7t This farm,
besides producing well the ordinary crops of the
couEty, is admirably adopted to market gardening;
and for watermeIons and sweet potatoes is believed
TO be equal to any land in the State. An important
trade in these articles has already begun with the
rec and mountain couutry, by the central rail-
rosd. MARI rich in appearance has been found
within few hundred yards of the premiseg The
buildings on it Portable welling good barn
stables, Kitchen, weaving hoase, &c. spring OF
| pure water near the dwelling and never falling
branch running entirely through the premises sf.
| eTding some tne Meadow Land. The tract will be
laid OH in lots of from five to 100 scres a plat of
which will, IN few days. be left with US and il will
| be determined On the day of sale, whether it will
thus be sold, or the tract entire. The growing
will be reserved from sale. After the sale Of the
la1d, the stock, farming implements and provender
will be sold.
TERMs-One fifth cash; snother one-fifth at year;
the balance, say three hfths at years The credit
payments to bear intel est to be paid semi snnuaiiy
and secured by trust deed Or if the purchaser de-
sires, per cent will be taken of the face OF the
credit payment for cash down. For the personal es-
tate, all sums $50, months credit fol- approved
| endorsed negotiable paper under $50. cash.
| GODDIN i APPERSON
| my lb-T&Ftds AuctoneerF.
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STALLS IN CENTRE MARKET FOR
~ RENT The STALLS in Centre Market, Pc
tersburg, Va will be rented out the premises at
public auction, MONDAY. the 4th day of June
next, a. II O'clock subject 70 the Provisions Of
IAN ordinances regulating Centre Market"
my So-dtd DANIEL DoD50N. Chamberlain
GOFr G X A Il S.-Just received at the
~ yERANDAH HOUSE, by express, lot of ret
ratio SOFT CRABS.
The proprietor has made arrangements TO get a
supply regularly from Maryland. call 10 sole !
from hs friends. -l
nay si-3ts RoBERT REID.
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By RICHARD CAUTHoRN-

ORSlES AT AUCTION.-On SAT-
-, iTURDAY I'd June at 10 O'Clock. ar the large
an.s; nearIy IN resr Of my store, will sell at
r. CAUTHORN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

ROARDING.-Three or four single gen.
~ tlemen Cf respectabiity can be pleasantly &C.
commodated with Board, in q private family whore
they can enjoy the comforts of home. Also sever
al as Day Soarders be taken Location airy and
central Apply over P. Fl. Taylor's Music .tore
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4 MARKET GARDEN WITH GROW

"A MANNED IhhoCNs With GROW-
~ mo NEGEIAELES - NEAR The CITY.
FOR hEHI " @.a authorized to !sut uusl tia
lst Octobel 4e1t, the property now oc.uaisd bv
Mrs: ltosea, n tho Meadow Bridge Road, one N!
nth 81 tho city near 4. moril.' aud Others The
House has rooHlz, with outAouaEs &c ana Il aor.
of Ian attached
The tenant viii -a'e the privilege CT ths vsssta.
bies ana crops 40" growing coLs4tiEg " quantity
Of va!IJ4s kinds.
This clers sood oPportU lilJ TO auJ wishing to
spend The fumIcr ii the county, yet near to the
city.
Terms liberal, to good tenant.
my 30-5t TAYLOR A. WI!JTAkIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

A LONE, by Marion Harland. has been
IA published in London and Paris, 10th edition
American edition now ready, just published and for
sale by A. MORRIS,
my7-ts Publisher
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:. MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
y Ar BUFFERS & sIMONH

MA, MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
XIwR AT BUFFERS & sIMONg
49, I57 Msin street
- having made arrangements with one of
the largest Music publishing houses in the United
stes to supply US with MUSIC we are prepared to
furnish ali the late new Music at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Teachers will be furnished with Music at a much
less rate than formsrlY.
Our Catalogue (now publishing) will be ready for
delivery about the 10th of May
We are Agents for VIM. 2. Emsrsou. of goston.
Horace Waies, of New York; Neil, Duros & Co !, o,
Baltimore, for the sale of their
UNRlVALLED PIANO FORTES.
And s. D. Il Fl W. Smiths
CELEBRATED MELODEONs
Eseh instrument 10 guaranteed to give entire salts.
faction, or the purchase money refunded.
Persons at a distance wishing to purchase will by
forwarding their orders have their tceu and
as ehedgty supplied as though personally pressat.
u PIANO FORTES Tuned and Regulated BY
Mr. RUFUS MORSE. practical Piano forte manu-
lacturer BUFFERS 4 SIMON9
Booksellers, St2tioners and Piano Forte and
my 4-imif Music Dealers. 1877 Main st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

I~N STRAYED-From my stable near
~ the Old Market in Richmond on FRIDAY
18th inst, dark bay MARE, together with small
PONY. liberal reward will be paid for their de.
.!very 70 me. WIN. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE. hereby give notice to all
1 Y having claims against the estate of Bernard
Hagan, decd, that they must present their claims
promptly, and that hose owing the said estate will
make speedy payment, as / intend closing up the
business OF that estate as early as possible.
JOHN HA0AN, No. 76 Frsnklin at.
my sew Admir- Of B. Haean. decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

NHEAP FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
~ AND GENERAL HOUSE KEEPING AR
TICLES.-JAMEs LUXFORD has removed to The
Two stores occnried BY MFR Dicken, opposite the
New Market. He has good supply Of Mattresses
and Underbeds, cheaper than any ether house IS
well as quantity Of second hand Furniture.
MATTRESSES made over to look as well as new
j. L. has in the sd uiniog store an excellent stock
Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
Self-Rsirg Flour and new Kind Yeast Powd srs
the best now in use, ct shilling box
FOR RENT-The store recently occupied by him
Possession given Immediately, and rent low.
my 2S-lm*
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DAMAGED LUMBER AT AUCTION
- WIZ be sold, on account of whom il NAV con.
~, 5oT cssh, on SATURDAY, 2i day of June, AZ
wa Parker, on Broad street. opposite the Mosu.
the late FIRE. n CIIrTuOpSSo W
jsl AnohN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

E.-The steamer
GS2tsa4aassaazZk< AUGUSTA will be taken off the
for a short time to be reftted for the SUMNER No,
ice will be given when ready to resume her place.
Office R. & P. r. X Co.
April g. 1855. ! an so
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rENHE undersigned have this daY forme

Vie undersigned nave thls day formed
Z copertnershLp for the purpose of writing up
Books for those who have no regular clerk prepar-
ing legal instruments aud copying in all tn various
branches. They consider themselves competent.
from experience Of many years. to give satisfec.
ton to al PerEons who may think proper to patron
ize them.
Ofico on Franklin street between 8lh and 9th sts.
ia reaC of the resdencs of John NJ Patton Elq.
HUGH II. GODDIN
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE
May 29th, 1855. nv SO-dSm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYE
BY GODDIN { APPERsO7
COMPASSIONATE s.1r ON

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF roTs
rS ~ IN ~ DUFAL'S ADDITION, AND on osFGoH
$500 $500 Commissioner of the Circuit Con-, =,
GnshceIy, pronounced the 2lst of March Jsss ~
seiI =. GI walden against Walker, Gc / sbsiI
nv PUBIC suction. on u premises or NON
y ~ L, lns am day of June, 1885 at o'eosk p NJ
ia w not the next fair day. in the ordsr sdva,
d., me LOS In the said decree referred to-ons in
UuVaI ADDITION, frortins "A liz feet on a. Pap
street, between Charity and Federal sts 81 a9l
o1 oregon hill. fronting 80 feet on Howard
IEkms-One third cash; balance at s and r,n,th,
~ ne s9Iaoie notes interest added and t;tIa
co III est note 10 paid and a conveyance dirsc,a5
paid By the purchaser F So0f 70 De
MAKMADUKE JOHNSON, Comm,
os-e e9o s BY GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Auct.
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ETH the Private Accommodation
- House o. the VeIsndah Hotel, SILVER LIZ
YER WATCH. with Fab Chain and white Seal -
Toe owner viii. pay s5 reward and no qasstiens
asked f. II BULLARD.
my Si-3,* Stall "a New Msrket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

frghtfuI accident took place at the tias Iron
WoFks where the shot aud shell are being rnanufsc-
| tured tor the war The whols building c ime down
wl.h crash 1t is rathsr strange coincidence that
this is tbs third firm working for government On ma
terisl for the that have had their premises d.
stroJed. Nearly fifty persons were mi ared.
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IIIY JUL IA bJh = WIIIIAMS
u NERS' CORDIAL RITTERS- or

REERS' CORDIAL RITTERS OR
aF MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent. re-
freshiug, eXhilarating and delicious Beverage, pro
ducIng instant relief from the effects Of OUer 9UI-
geRce loss Of appetite lowness Of spir g. dyspepsia
and al affections of the stomach end bowels
from whatever cause-impertiDs to the whole sys.
tenn -HeweG strength and vigoT. For sale by
BENNETT K BEERS,
re Zl--dlYn Sole Agents.
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FANCY LINEN PANIS.-We have in
the stock about fifty different patterns Of Linens
and think ought TO suit the tstes OF ell in want
of such goods. GROSHONG TUPMAN,
my 81 ITO Main at
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Al n0A FEET inch and half and
two iEch White Pine.
SO 600 feet Of seasoned White Oak.
Tobacco Box Plank will be sold low the Deck.
mySl-3t JAMES QUINN
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I've STRAYED from our stable in this
IA city. on Monday the eGth ultino. a large
brown-bay MARE MULE, about years old. she
Wa7 unshod at the time she left and VII last ard
% wss going through Manchester We will nan a
line al reward for her return to u.s.
Je lit HATCHER 4 WEBSTER
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FRENCH AND RUSSIAN OFFICIAL Desp

TIL 5.
c7iyed from General Csnrobert dated NAV i6 IT,
sorties of the enemy the night of the I4tb ws,s
vigorously repealed. The works of the sfeTs are
continually advancing Several caA01fets Istink
pots) have be- employed by to annoy this glrTi.
son, with miets success. Our troop5 are f1II NJ
a7doT aud conhds-ce ~
Prince GcrtschskoH's latest dispatches via St
PeteIEs5urg are dated st Petersburg, May 70, in
In the nights Of May 81 and 4th the besiszsrs
sprung two mines TO unite tho old c. aters f,re5 hv
previous explosions, The garrison made use of Sc.
veral eQmoUfets. - "
I'm the nights of May 5 and 6 we made little sor.
tie, and oG that occasion we took an English officer
ana three English soldiers prisoners"
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=, INTERESTING ADDITIONAL FoRIEeN NEws.-A,
W. opening OF the great exhibition in Paris the Am
oicahs were treated with great courtesy Earb
one was furnished with twenty ladies' tickets bes
l0e sgreaer number, IL Ia said than were dis,yib.
utcd among tho English. Rsporiers for tho Amer.
ISNh preds were aiFo presentcd with s-eson Hell ats
az were The representatives from the uress of sIi
etnsr countries The American fl az wsa dlsnIavcd
from several conspicuous portions Of the buidjry
ano there were four steamers bea ring ~ n ~
rev rev YORK Philadelphia, Boston. and Baltimore -
Ing gentlemen: '0'''"
Mr' Mason, our Minister aud his family. the MON.
ngrs OF the Legation aud their ladies' Mr.. McTsne
Minister 70 Chin, ' M 1sue'
Col Deladeld, Capt McClelland and Mai. Mord..
ca OF the U S. Army, on their way TO The Criynsa
zen. Thomas U. S Army 1
- "L belmont, Minister at Hague fx.presIdent
an E1Feni Maj Cass, Minister at Rome. Mr. Nc
rae Consul at Paris
The number of cxhibitors In this o.,Lit,,i l.
ABOUT 20 600, Of which $500 are French and 10 900
foreign Tbs number of exhibitors from the II
STATES reeintered at this moment is about no Rnt
aLhau proportion OF the articles have arrived and
SOM OF these are very seriously damaged
- Mr. Fleishman is the acting COMMISSIONS for
Ne" York, Virginia and North Carolina. 'O
~, lac eruption OF Mount Vesuuius continued -
ne mig Ministers and people were all at Naples
letter from there, of May lOlh, SAYS:
where walked on Sunday rigbt ,yos nor,
Ssa Oh hfe The side read by which had come
uo',h th'o the main stream from Pollena and Mus
81 al Somme wRs now full Of backened coke :
me houses on the borders Of the village had fen.
en- 10 one thirty poor people lived A small chanel
was swallowed up, a genlieman's villa and a ed
extent OF vineyard and Garden ground, On tSa
other side OF the great lava bed another s,rao+1
oranched CT to San Sebastiano The fire had he
gun 10 eater the burial ground of the iit,jo .
but was diverted from its course by wall ~
the opposite side of the wall were the Kin and oil
Li' oval family Tho baLks On eiihor siie WEI
taronged with curious aud anxious nu,titpdes
n LVifh tkaE 7r,
dreds oil torches, and with The more resuIanden+
lame OF ihe rapidly descending lava. Since the
morning II had moved a mile II was Ilks n ,ast
river Of glowing coke As ii moved on, the tens Of
the oiher, cracking aud grinding and gra,ina o,d
when from The very face of 1t large lump isiI off
tue appearance a. that OF an iron furnace tvhar,
the iron ia being drRWn" WIG"
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MARLBORO HOTEL, VAIL

8d bIANLbUhU HUIEL, W al T. T.
*. STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Ths subscri-
Der has leased for term Of years the above Uotsi
formerly known as the WALL Street HoTeL. the
sare having been enlarged. repaired aud ewIy fur-
lirhed throughout, and his friends and the
public that It is his purpose to keep FIRST CLASS
HOUSE. and that nothing shall be- wanting ON Ms
Tstms-Sl % per day. .
my Ia Inn I HARnY
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THIS DAY.
BY ALEX. MOTIF
FURNITURE, 90, AT AUCTION

FURNITURE, 60, AT AUCTION
= Wll be sold on SATURDAY, I'd inst Al 10
ei9ek. large lot Of new and secOnd-hand house.
sne sitehen Furniture embracing varied a.
softnent OF housek ping articles
AisoIA small invoice Of Dry Goods, Clothins he
G op2rising general assortment Of SeasonsbIs
ASoI lz.oeo Cigars, various brands; boxes cbsw
Toeseeo; l5OO papers smoking do: cases rsounS
IIunks' assorted szes rolls Mating
j. ALEX MOTT Arct
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V.rious expeditions of the aIlies +, dis. b.,
po'n's in the Cftmea are said 10 have been Tndsr
taken. One OF these, composed of u 600 En9iish
and French troops. left Baak lava on the an g..
maLded ~ Gen. S.r George brown, destiogd f.,
hertscb. part Of the allied fleet sailed n f'oi
point, but returned after landipg soma Trlr - a.
kamiesch bay. The French army at sebesfc5oI !,
TO be reinforced by $4,000 additional troops Tbay
have been throwing silUk pots into the Ruasi9II
lines, o2t the example was set By the Russians
clakof, VI Noi &c
Besides me French rsinfJreenones. there era az.
PecEed 10 Jgo more sardiniaus and 10 COO ERvrtar
ana OmeF fdcha 10 last Organizing Tartar forcs nj
EupdtJI2 With ell these it is said that the eiIis$
t-tces i" III -um or nearly OCO men. From Fun.
toila the VS. Is that sua is occupied GOO Rus
Rps'ans aie fortiying the roae from upatoria to
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my 50 6oDDIN APPERsoN, Auo,,.
I OTIS IN ADAMS PLAN bDToTN

IERMs-one fourth cash; balance at and - mos
or liable notes Interest added and title retain
gu IN me 'ast note is paid. The for the pres.
ent year to BE- paid By the purchaser
my 90 0ODDIN Il APPERsON 8ncis
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III TA FOR SALE.-A first rate
~ - MICH COW. yearg old annIv
Xto LoCKETT & PANKEY.
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tssyY&e STRAY COW-Stra> ed from
EASX Jsckson's old Garden on TUESDAY last
,,.I--y dark Brindle cow heavy with Calf;
ward will be paid for her deliverv1t ths GsrSsr 70
j. l-2t" BENONI CARITON
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STRAYED-On The 23d uit..

1ssTgsMs STRAYED-On the 23d ult-.
Nh a RED BUFFALO cow with a larye
-vI-M white Star in her forehead ard with /
= very large Fit the rieht side of the
Bag; she also had hole in one ear and sIit ia tse
other. She was bought Of James Phalin on Cary
street, and II IS thought that she ia strong about
turned to JOHN WhITEFORD'S, in Rockets.
H'eI Ihs sugar " aTShouse ia l--3ts
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CLARK, RENFREW & CO,


MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Machinery, II ydraulic
lv1 Presses, Oil and Tobacco Screws MOrses Patent
Sawdust Burners, Page Chlds' Patrn' Circular Saw
Mills, for horse, steam or water power and all kinds oil
MILL WOnK, &c,
and large stock of Patterns for every variety
Wheels lists of which will be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-Iron Works, under
the control of A. CROZIER, afford facilities for Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and Sheet-irOn Work,
the most improved manner.
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. 19ly
MERRILL. COWLES 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
MESTlC DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. &c,
No. 134 Main Street, Gaiena, Illinois.
WE have just opened the largest and most extern
w sive stock of Foreign and American Dry Good
offered in the west which We offering at Chi
eagO and ST. Louis prices, and less than have been
sold in this market Our facilities for purcf asng
such that enabled to get cur goods low as
they be bought by the largest eastern houses We
are buying our American foods direct from the
facturersJ pnd beng connected with q house in New
York. and Of the 6rm constantly in the market
shall at all times have full stock and at the lowest
market prices. We offer bats, but customers
can depend at all times upon buying goods of US at u
small advance from cost and transportation, and
to the market. Merchants who have been in the habit
of visiting the cities, st. Louis, and Chicago
may depend upon finding large stock and at as low
prices be found elsewhere.
Weask EXAMINATION of our stock before goin
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SIRE MICIIA Nd

SUCCESSOR TO ALEX. REY, DESIRES
TO THE CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA
TNiAT having this day purchased from Alexander Re,
Il the entire stock OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS 4 FAMILY SUPPLIES
AT his old and popular store Roberts street respect
FULLY invite continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore partially bestowed by the public upon the estab
shment and pledge myself to use my utmost exertions
to maintain and deserve these favors have purcha
the above stock at the lowest cash prices besides
ing the choicest articles of every description line
promise to afford my goods to purchasers
CHEAPER FOR CASH
Than cen be found elsewhere in this city. W. Please
call and examine my stock.
Oct l9. 1854. o.tlovlv
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st. 31a,tI Aou'ts.
Hoe d Co.'s Patent Ground saw.

vHNitE Subscribers manutc ure Ir'Inhe best Cast
IL Circular Saws, from inches u eighty inches
diameter. IEcir Sa hardened and tempe ed an
ground and finished by oh ,ry c>icnci express
for the purpose: and therefore much superior
ground in tho usun Earrer. rs they are Strengthened
nd stinened by increasing them si thikne reg
ir, the cutting edge to the consequently not
heeo,nc hca Jed bucie and produce great ing
lumber.
Trey also ma nuraeiure Cast Steel Mil pit and Cross
Cut Saws, and BILLET webs of superior quality all of
Which they have for sale they be of the
Principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and Canada. II. HOE 4 CO..
jan st 90 and 81 Gold street Ncw York