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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
The Falls House,
BY ANDRUS DURAND,

.a ~ AZ VI Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
~ Boarders by the day week entertained with tn
best the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance OF
game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vicin-
ity, with scenery unsurpassed in part of the upper
Mississippi region. Hume 16. 3 - 44tf
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). sTARKEY. c. g. PErTEYs

1ss.ss DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, .szxt !. .
Office, Third st. st. Paul, Minnesota TerrftsFy.
Alibusness in connection with the above promptly At
tended to; Military Land Warrants located adyanfaSe
ously; Taxes paid; Collections ade and Loans
lated.
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Louisville. Minnesota.

TIME proprietors of the above town would call the
vantaGes Of this place. 'a
ltis situated immediately below the Little Rapids,
which is practically the head of navigation on the Min
nesota River: anG being on the ony high ground not
subject ocrow OF The River in ilc vicinity of the
Rapids, ,si Ter ifs Ocat ion superior to any other
towns on the river. 800 JERRY
We have Hotel, one store, and steam sawmill
will be in operation in a few weeks. There is also a
good Warehouse convenient to the Landing. F-'
We have good steamboat navigation TO this place
all when not closed by ice. AS point for the
various mech branches and for business
1t cannot be beat, the country both sides of the
River is unsurpassed for farming purposes and thickly
settled.
Liberal inducements are offered 10 all who wish to
locate in and fouri hing place. We invite all
and for themselves, and not be deceived by
Humbug Railroad meetings, etc. The advantages OF
Louisville obvious 10 all. We have no gas works
here; come and see before you invest or locate.
. - .tf..@7 tl. y n. II. SPENCER & CO. q,
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IL The citizens of Warren have raised
upwards of $500 for the purpose of affordinc
immediate aid to the Free State men and
women in Kansas, S-' - ~ ~
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In TowN.-The celebrated head chief of
the Chippewas, Hole-in-the-Day, and lady,
are stopping at the American House..
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
Physiological View Of Marriage,

M. b. LA CROIx, M. d. Albany, New York
$50 Pages and 100 Fine Plain and Colosed Autographs
q ~ and Plates.
/ Sent free of postage to all parts Of the Union
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MORTGAGE Sale.

-
HEFAULT having been male in the c . '!tion of a
- Ger, ain mortgage wherein Angus tus r.. Spofard
and Martha N. Spof1ord gagors and Theodore
French is EoTtgagee, ard whereby the following de-
scrtbed premises are mortgaged: That Is TO saw Tot
numbered fortyo (14) in block numbered eighty
s2) in Dayton and Irvine's addition the town N 81
PAUL. said mortgage having been given to sscnre ~.
payment of three several promsory notes. each for a.
hundred dollars in one year from date, each signed nv
said Spofod payabe TO said French aud each besrny
aa,e Apr 20 ooo ana being recorded in the Registry
sofa IN BOOK D'' of mortgages, on page s7i and sTs
on tne zIIn Gay OF April, 1856, at O'clock p III
ana tners oeng now due thereon and upraid the
TWO thousand TWO hundred and twenty-four dollars ana
twen'y-One cents, and suit or proceedirg bavinS
thereof. 0'sA s~iu ue~t VI any part
therefore,, the above described mortgaged prem
ses VIII Dc SOLD a. the Court House, IN the CITY ~ a.
iau,, IN the county OF Ramsey Aforesaid on Thnrsds
c .on aay OF July next, at 10 O'Clock A. M Al nnh
TIC auction, 10 the highest bidder. : pun
s..p.., A., THEoD0RE FRENCH, Morfqacee.
-, 80. 80 -ooe 6w.
WHITE LEAD---io,0oo Ina reea,xed.ra ...--,..
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( A. G. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR. --~ ~
F6NHE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
n in Minnesota history being near Fort Smelling,
on the bank of the Mississippi River, and is desirable
resort for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
of business for the purpose of recruiting enervated
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
ments to the public for liberal patronage. jeSdtf
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In Probate Court

Alta General Session offhe Probate Court held in and
tor ne County Of Ramsey, at 81 Paul, on Tucsdag
me .JJfh day OF May, A. ID. 1856, in the r,afYey
ofthe estate Of CAROLINA /, OFFICER,deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Of Harvey Oficer,
Administrator On The estate Ct Carolina r.
Oer late Of the city Of Natchez, in the State of Miss
issppi deceased, showing that there is not sufcept
PERSONAL estate in his hands, administrator to nav
Inc debts outstanding against the deceased the
pense OF administration the said estate ard that
IL necessary tose part of the real estate belong
ing theret,, for the payment of such debts.
IL Is Ordered that all persons interested in the estate
OF the said Carolina B.. Officer, deceased, appear a
session OF the Probate Court be holden ON Thursday
the DAY OF june 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
10 snow causes II any there be, why license should NOT
De granted to said Administrator so much of the
real estate of the said deceased shall be to
this order be published for four concecuve weeks IN
the weekly MnneSotian, spaper published i'm ST.
fdu III salu county. 4ww A.C. JONES.
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YOUTHS and Children's Clothing.
Clothing for the Million!
,heaDest Place in st. Paul

~ BECKER & CO., corner of Fourth and Roberts
Il . streets, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all
kinds of
Gentleman's Ready Made Clothing,
prepared to sill at the cheapest rates in this
ket,
Emigrants, T. mbermen, and all others wishing out
ats suitable the and articles of the quail
ty, at st Louis and Chicago prices caIn.t do better
than call upon [ap24dawti] +. BECKER & co.
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SALTWATER LAND OFFIcE.--We learn
that this office is doing most fourishing
business. Since the closing Of the Offices in
Iowa and Wisconsin, the Office has been be-
sieged by greedy spectators after land.
ABOUT lo,oOO acres are entered there per
day, which is as fast as the business can be
done consistent with the necessary accproc1,.
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SAINT, PAUL IRON STORE.
fa-. -.- NTCOLS A. BERKEY

.,.s "a. Successors to Marshall g. Co.,
vNHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, CAST AMI
w Plow Steel. Nails, Apyils, Bellows, Vices, Hant
and Sledge Hammers, Growbars, Elliptic Springs, Axes
Wagon and Buggy Boxes, Cable and Log Chains, Pitts.
bnrgh Coal, etc. liberal discount made the trade
Wabasha street. st. Paul. NJ. Il. Nav 4daw
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10 David Richardson, Defcnganf: -ss e-..-.;.--,
n the name of the United States, You are hereby sum-
Al "a ana required 10 answer the complaint I'm this
acaoa, which said comant is on fie in the dlce q
e C.ek hs court, fof the county aforese id at thu
city of Saint Paul in said county, and 10 servo co
your answer 10 the said complaint On the subscriber
MS once In the City OF Saint Paul aforesaid, within
"y uays aiter the service of this summons on you,
exclusive OF the day of snch service if you fall
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid.
.nu paH IN this action will apply to the Court for the
rei demanded in the complaint
ID. COOPER, Pif's. Atty .
Dated at Saint Paul. April g. 1856.
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Spring CamPaignsof 500.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
GIG. tGRISWOLDS.

IL 81
c. G.. iGRISWOLDS, e
II ATE mission to East has been productive ofthc
most important results, nut only to himself hut
to all citizens the Territory who desire TO add to their
wardrobe articles Of clothing for the approaching
weather, which may now be looked for every hour.
His stock is too ext .nsve to enumerate in deta he
therefore politely pmates tothe trading public, that
his assortment Of rw - a m~ - L.
Spring and Summer Clothing,
full and complete and that he has made arrange
be in goods throughout the of
the latest and most fashionable styles varieties.
He has also beautiful selection of
Hats and Caps, M
suitable for the weather. hats will pfotect
the countenance the from becoming sun-em-
Drowned whilst ssthe dog star RACES" ff3 q,
This yeor he has purchased with view Of filling Or
invites the attention of all who visit the city for the
purpose making additions to Their stock, being salts
lied that he suit them with goods in his line and at
prices that Will satisfy them in buy Ing TO sell again.
He also invites particular attention his immense
stock Of -ltfAfe-t- ttf-'rs & itl-i-f-'J
Youths and Children's Clothing,
whcN will be found to the largest Of that kinds
goods ever brought the Territory and which he de
sires to s.jcb Off, at the lowest possible prices.
1t will necessary those wishing to purchase to
visit his store, in advertisement s:the half can
nr be told them, His stock is superb and will bear
| a critical ex minatOn. 16daw
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C. wv. CHRISTMAS.

-. County Surveyor of Hcnnepin Cotaty, 49,.
OFTERs his services to his fellow citizens as Survey
er.~.l ...ft (wly
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CRiS 400 HCUS E,
W. w. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR,
sTaylOr,S Fails, Minnesota.

Persons travelling to Lake Superior will find excelle
accommodations at this House.
Aug Is. 1855 - 1919 - 49, -.
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CONCLUSION.

IDOND g. KELLOGG would say briefly, that they
II were half SO well prepared for an active
fall and winter business. and will sell as cheap
any house West of Chicago. We afford to throw
In the freight from Dunleih and make money besides.
We want ALL our city and country customers to call
possible Country merchants will please give
us one call at least, before purchasing.
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE,
ys Upper Town, st. Paul,
Nov 2l-dtf BOND KELLOGG.
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,.G3 The Boston Chronicle suggests
fierce and Brooks as the proper candidates
OF t9e Border Ruffian Party for President
An9 vice fresldent-"a coward at the head
and an assassin at the tail of the ticket
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LIBERAL.-At' the recent great Kansas
meeting in Detroit, Mr.. Duncan Stewart q
well-known merchant of that city, offered to
give $4,000 per year towards the mainte-
nance of a company in Kansas to assist in
making it free state. All honor to the
noble Duncan Stewart. @
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Also for sale, four new houses the st. Anthony
road, containing rooms each. with good stone base
ment and celaos,
'.e, go G. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House of Maekubin and EGgertcn No. 6,
Wlnslow House, st. Paul, III. L. dSW6m---nray I6
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,

n SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. l.f5 I
OF. 8, 1854 DIFF
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Dues expires about the middle of April under
the notice given, but the President has extend
ed the time for going into practical effect sixty
days longer, at the urgent request of that Gov
eminent
1t appears that the Congress, which met at
Copenhagen on this subject, adjourned, but
did not disperse, and has again resumed nego-
tiations in the hope Of reaching some accepta-
BILE conclusion.
The Administration will not accede to any
renewed proposition of capitalization at ninety
millions of rix dollars
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Our Foreign Relations.
WAsHISGToN, March IL.

NASHlNGION, D1dICu II.
Buchanans letters by the Arabia announce
that the feeling in political circles in England
towards the United States, has been much
modified on the present differences. Tbs re-
action is even stronger than indicated by the
press, and favorable to reasonable adjust
ment No difficulty is now anticipated on
that score, although there has been no very
recent conferences, owing to Lord Clarendon's
absence at Paris Some apprehensionsa are en-
tertained as to the effect of the publication of
the enlistment and Central American CORES
pondence.
The recent friendly demonstrations toward
Mr. Buchanan, will continue until his success
or arrives, whom Mr. Buchanan will present
immediately. a s=. ~ - ssra-
Two affidavits have been received by the
government from commissioned officers attach
ed to, the Foreign Legation, stating that Brit
ish vice-Consul Stanley agreed to pay them
and such others as were under indictment or
held to bail, for recruiting, the same compen-
sation as though in service, and they received
seventy.two dollars monthly until recently
when Mr.. Stanly told them he was going tc
Washington to close affairs, and asked then
for the correspondent and other document:
in their possession These were delivered il
mistaken confidence, and then the men were
discharged. Hence came the publicity.
! The treaty with Denmark on the SounC
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AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House, Corner of Main streets
distely opposite the Washington Ho5el.
HEAYING leased for term of years fitted Ut the
Il above we'll known stand. now prepared
ceiVe for sale auton private SALE kinds
wares and merchandise; household furniture horses
gies. etc..
Cash advances made on consigMmeuts when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
co at O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
OutdOOrSsles sales Of real promptly
to.
and general Of FURNITURE eonstfrg otslat
spindle and hannister backs. scroll and seoop
back Office French. Jenny LIND, and Bzste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
ehars spring rockers Sofas soeiables centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and
lounges mirrors. nue. common and misses bsdsseads.
trasses tin aud safes. etc. which will sell Gin
We have also hand great variety ofnotoas ieweIry
volins accordeons. pocket cutlery guns pistols viii ps
etc.. etc, which will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY l. NELSON,
my9
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, }
Wednesday Evening, March 10.

Wednesday Evening, March 49,
RIVERIIas been falling steadily 20 last report
but in fair stage.
WEATHER.-Several falls of snow ia the last week.
and little rain yesterday. To-day bright and pleas
ant.
BtSfNEss.-Has been moderately lively during the
week. Groceries firm with large stocks on hand. But
little doing in produce. Heavy shipments made dur.
ing the week. The canal is opening and we look
for large inflow of produce by this avenue. 1t Is
open nearly to Terre Haute, and the boats which
wintered here have gone up The foreign news by the
last two three sramers made but little change in the
markets. Our quotations below will be found gener-
ally correct
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2O. 600 NUMBERs!-f,O 1000 PRIZEs \
1910 Prizes amounting 20 si36 900.
whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS. Quarters - %.
Approximations PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the ding numbers thoss
the 200 prizes win be entitled the 500
proclamation Prizes For example, ticket No 1880 drA
prize those numbered l24s 1929 i25i
entitled S0o and according
to scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
tickets numbered from
zooful prizes and 300
making in all 900 prizes.
The numbers 20 600 eorrespond d. with the
tickets printed slips of
rolled aud encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel. s4
eneted placed in another Wheel After revolv
the Wheels number is drawn the wheel numbers
time prize is drawn from the other whe
by boys who bndfslded. The number and the prize
exhibited the audience and
by the Commissioner the prize being placed against
number This operation is until all the
prizes drawn out The drawing then printed and af
the certfes TO
~ Prizes payable in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets K. FRANCE L CO..
feb23 Baltimore. Md.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ETlEsF ARRIX AL4-OfSprng and Sum mer Dry Goads
The subscriber is receiving laree stock of the
style Of spring and dry goods boots
tious &C. which the attention of
and they will be SOLD unusually low Call examine
nhS VIM. HUGHES.
EJEW MCSIC-(Sweet and Easy).-
" Agnes May Oh. Carey me Home TO Die:
Money is Hard thing to Borrow: Ny Mothers Smile;
Meet Again; Belle Brandon Jennie Fair and Brght
Gentle Jenny Gray; Eululie;
Willie. We hav- Ruined
Weare gro wing old together; SheliH of Ocean;
Sad News from Home; Old Play GrouBd;
The Grave of une True.
Most of ttsse will be by the Opera Company
to might and TO- morrow night. For sale at
MIL SAINT, LISTERS
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0TWe thank Hon. Smith Miller for valu-
allie public documents. By the way, Mr..
Miller has rather been neglecting US lately
We hope he is not vexed with us for neglect
ing him! We also thank Hon. Humphrey
Marshall for public documents.
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MEDICINES. &C.
: e. A Y E RI S
- p I L L S :.
hMSs FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A,
f A MILY PLY SIC

NHERE haslong existed public demand an creative
isSy sas n It's This has been
sivey shown with what una OF m sass mas
L. easy to make physical Pill but not
the objections all advantsges Of every oher This
speetfuy the pubic dcson BEEN
Medicine Is e that every
snot Many OF them produces much gripping
good be them pms no -ri-
ranssa el:y :s
ha ANY S se SnSiy
Minute directions for heruse in the which
plants which have been spec dy by them Wa may
Indigestion LanguOr Appetite ListlesBes ri.
fS1 n, BSss h svsT hsyer spS AEu.
sequence of diseased action in the liver AS
dysentey humors scroua and colds with
and every case whersa purgative is required
sy have also some sngusry
of the ears pains back. stomach They
blood and the for the
action appetite and viaor They puri the
sl0od and by their action the
or dsea ed energies of the whole Hence
ment exstsi but dosing shoudnevr he carried
when taken to excess The thousand cases which phys
be enumerated here then
this p VIII answer better purpose than anything which
are once known the public win longer doubt what emsdy
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely Vegetable harm arise from their
tity
For minute directions. the wrapper on the box.
PREPARED BY
] A Ne S C. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND AxALYTIcAL CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS,
Price rs cents per box. Five boxes forSI.
SOLD RY
Keller Farnsey & Co.. Evansville Ind;
Iagie & Crawford. Owensviile; la.F
lIalock Parmiter Princeton
q. h Bingham Patoka; .r.s- d.
W. J. Whiting. Cynthaua;
J Z. Jaquess & CO. PoaeyviliA;
Messrs. Gardiner at BlairsviIle and WadesviIle;
Williams aud Robertson West Franklin: Trr
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. Vermont
Hudspeth Bro, Boonvile;
Bowers n Sargent Newburgh:
Adams & Campbell. PeteTsburgh; t.s
Fred EGkstein. Cincinnati, D. alldruggists.
nptTI zro
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(sTMr. John Kchoe, who has Just been
appointed Steward Of the Marine Hospital
here, represents the Irish Democracy. John
has made very good draymau, but we think
there are great many other draymen in the
city more capable of filling the Office ofStew-
ard to large Hospital The Germans have
received in this affair another slight.
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rn-s az PUBLIC SALE s-r-r-
OMAN STREET SECOND STREET AND
HIGH STREET LOTS,

AN Saturday the 2Sth day of pr 1855. at o lock
NJ House door Evanzvlle. pursuant TO
order Court tlee of Nanderhurgh
behalf of the minor heirs and by hs direction Of the
John Mitchell will proceed to sell at
auction following real toitLot No.
Donation Enlargement of Evansville fronting IS feet
along the Canal ia feet propose
sell tn lot parcels each fronting s feat Main
and IA feet deep
ALso-Los No. Old Plan of Evansville IS feet front
Second $50 feet deep to alley and adjoining
VIM Baker. ESD to sell this lot
parcels ofs trent each ard 50 feet deer u
alley the the Lot No. 0+ being
of Locust and Second streets,
and we'll fitted either for Business or Residence.
AISoIots Nos and in block 10 9Th enlargement,
High which stands double frame house These lots
so feetop and we'll fenced
titles all believed TO be good deed
heirs and general Farrantee deed by the adult
heirs will be given
Terms of saIeH cash. the residue at six and twelve
and morgages with interest and waving
relief laws. payable at the Evansville Branch Bank
JOHN INGLE. JR.. Guardian
fer Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
mh7 tbs of John Mitchell
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TBt DAILY gonrnal,
local DEPARTMENT.
The Last Night!

let no one forget that this night is the last
Of Mrs. Macready's appearance in this city,
and we are just as sorry too to say to, of Ca
mile Urso's. This evenings entertainment
will offer an entirely different programme from
the preceding evenings. Recollect 1t is Tor the
Benefit Of the Library Associations and crowd
Crescent Hall
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II WISH to se my Jack. KING JOHN. He black Of me-
dim size and vas bred and raised by Jacob Harpole
Bocnvlis where any person wishing him
trade He Is told geeter and particuar
Of animals In TIE Stas His are
proof He will sell cheap cash time
residence Is dvs mile " W. Of Bssnve Wsrrick
p mhf43v. s, G. CARTER
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTRNT
TURE AT AEC,EIAN.

Will sell at public auction Tuesday the 25h March,
Ill commencing at "a O'Clock his
street. between Vine and Sycamore
property of the late Edward
new and elegant Furnturs. via: Sofa Chairs, Bureaus
Bedsteads Beds Tables Stands. Carpets Mirrors Stoves
TERMs.All of three dollars under cash. over
three dollars credit of months will be the purchas
giving note with approved security waving relief
uation and appraisment laws.
AMELIA NECMASTER.
mh7tds W00LSEY NELSON, Auetioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION

EKTE will sell our Sale Rooms on Thursday
w morning March 2oth at go e'eIock-30 Glass
Ware assorted; 10 Cotton Shuck ixh-
post Beasteads, and numerous other articles.
mhl9-tdS W0OLSEY & NELSON.