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i,en travelling ON i,s own account, bat TO
"heop up the connection, We MAKO room for il.
ToEruH4s MuSEoE NA.l
Thur AZ Jan. 2G 1862
wy he E,ycjiion h,aGd at r.. JfJRrOc-
jt,JHm.5 uHn Sbi,y ita',-lHAJ T,sDDHsib.c
fcS 'cdEty d.d pIor FioHs - IH.uU!,H Cdvd'-
5r ggnyai Y 4 tr. Hirer-GO7 "I'rr anil
thJE y d..
fr,ot, CT SuS-Thc filthy condition Of the
.''r Corst' utior a. 4 tho fac hat n 10,
bad mad, I'6 apl SsrCo amCrg tho Troops,
Induced an oJdcr to Gis,mtslk last Monday
evening by Maj Gen. Wool Tho trst uis t
after oisemLaI king, many o' u7 flept ON "a amln
steam. tsg, as our tonts could not 20 pitched ia
time. There was a hOavJ rain lall,rg, rnd i,o
Company OF zouavts unjor Capt. Boliy, who
slfpt in the rain on the beach, somu riur lOUel
their new uniforms. The next moruilg tho "a
tiOus wCro not delivered I'll. nearly tlsvon
O'Clock, and siuca 'Gou we havU boon ON rsfIo.
sLort allowance and on the pOCreT' r,"Dns
ever saw delivered 10 IruOpA Nhy ~ we-I
taken AT all from Camp ChsEc, uh.I. wa w6rs
comfortable, and knock aroIrd tho way Wo
have been since, 10 son0, hing have bseu un-
ahlo 10 find out. Tho SrhleY tents provided TOR
the troops are, az far as my know dgc and OK
poT'erCs gtrs, very poOt indeed to- "A cold eli
mate. Our siCk, and numbsr dotailes A. guard,
a-e sui or board tho vessel ard an tUld that
n 9 has been thorCugll lg Clrau3,d ,unl iIniga-
ted, oLd that we will probably go on board
again In aday or tao, ana star' t1r Sip lalaui.
am informed tlut tho Il. f. .n-.Inpy Of s. an
iy and p.ur tdtiour. d.u some HiH great aud
u NJ cesar" RLhollIg, 90 + i.r bad, falls upon
the 'thcCr Of hl chip, lIt cInhu, HEd out 10
certain wnstrcr ,h, il tni cgso ur uo'.
S.no. lan'ng there has bron no frinS from
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A WEEKLY EDITION

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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1862.
The Burnside Expedition.

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aTrrISG oyER ruE sWAsu-ADyAscE o. ROANoAE
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| AMUsEMENTs.
D'isi Tzsa GaFfa e aiEg S$a :As:ss 90 ''
sBsbaH ss SAtS; ISsH ssTEH
van % p''l0'"sa NINTH AND LAST TINE.
Sheridan Xn0wlai faE popular i've act Comedy
with the following attractive and novel cast
Sir Wi Yondiove Mr; Mark smith
TrasWorta, friend to wdraie Mr Rsynoiss
MMumPhries. M, bpowae
Lash wIdraks's groom. Mr. Parsloe -
coassncc, daughter to Sir iam Mrs Hoey
Widow ydis Green Mis- Maasns Mss MaTy Gannsa
Aice Mrs.. Reeves
fngbs. Miss Green
Brdssma ds Misses Climber sciiemm and La Forrest
ar Grand Saloon Hs q Reception At The Green's
Rich $ !; Tnosss
Mr. MARX SMITHS BENEFIT.
THE t9sSs', GSys oazysx. oRaszysx
zvrRYEoDSPIs EtHsPAEk FRIEND
MISS FANNY TFRsEsPAxsa RSsAsTsa BENEFIT
's' 1s ss 4hs7 is ~ 'fhsas Is
THURSDAY,
5tsa 5tas aiR' sSf {, HSs'if. SsfRssF
Ii;' sssss Ri g 81 a;i $ls ;sSrS sGSsT;Ss
First 'rs sey s!gs' s. tssis fs %sss sagoa Of
osS::s. s: T. 'i9; s,. .ss:: Boxes. 81 r's's cents
fosFsff fasF saAE EP s54 Ef1 FIVE
OF the magnificent Operatc Spectacle OF
BRILLIANT sFz zsD ESSaAhSGEas eosFiEuED SUCCESS
YOUNG AMERICAN v0SsH!sT Aiss CAROLINE s,ou1sos,
who VIII 9n fiTS sssh snsSlSf sns and 1.-THE sKYLARkn
Received nightly with 80,
Eighth ans spnESDfb nis TefE Of phssEusE. sas
whose wonderful Tsrpschorean mosenenss enite ber to
sEf5 EsEE AEEIsTS sTAsT
A NEW aRAND BAILEY. 'lEEE' AS pi' MAihANAsios
NEW HsiSsg5s9s sES sSsss: sossE ss# DANCES.
sf1HSDiR Tu2E GEHaaH5f ohaHss4Ra s4HRoaus
SUPERB TABLEAUx
FIRST CLASS DkASAr1o ksS COMPANY.
ABODE oE HHE EHs afEAg HS6aETnsss sH1r seESE
ACT fHE F1krs e sS Under FULL SAIL
In active pMsspSIpea.GYnE pM4SpaY EESN snE M S'
in Auber's celebrated 0peratIc Romance entitled
In which
Miss RICHINGs and Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT
will appear s.4g 1..
Admss;0n Dress & Circle and Parques cents
Family Circle entrance on Crosby street cents
Doors at quarter past Il to commence at 7 o'clock
EOxs OLD BoWERY THEATRE sH
Il Lessee, Director and Manager. er..............Fo Fox
Monday Evening, June q
THE DRAGON KNIGHT
Crchton Of Cune the Dragon knight W. Clarke
0onzago (the sable MAsk) j. Prior
Chicot jester 70 ,he KIM. Harry Chapman
THE FELLOWS DREAM;
JACK SHEPARD IN FRANCE
Sheppardsver Spur and the Beau Miss Fanny Herring
BueskinRed Belt and the Count. Mr. G. K. Fox
Jonathan Wild, and Mordeau. W. Thompson
S'A' THE BOTTLE IMP
Ine bouie imp, Mr. .. oraosnAw.
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DRYANTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL.
- 472 BROADWAY, APOy. GRAND SrRFNT.
Monday June 2, and every night during the week.
Immense Hit of Rare High the Hoss Tanner Horn, Htoe
Mac, Emmett, Florence and Dan Bryant
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUITQ
Use gwoin down to Washington
To fight for Abraham's daughter"
s. c. Campbell, Leslie, Fowler, Gould and Hilton In new
Choruses, &c. Break o'day Boys Tn-pan o -nlAn.
Black Wizards Tempest Plantation Festival Scene, "whs
Struck Billy Pattersonin
Doors att Curtain rises at Tickets Is cents.
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HOUSE Es, ROOMS, &C.. wANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
A LADY, WHO HAS SUFFICIENT GOOD FURNI
n urc would ike 10 hire good slyel House In respcc-
table locality e her now or In the autumn, and tho
In board She has Ind experience keeping first class
boarders. Address A. b. C Of b. lockwood roadway
Post office.
yVANTED-IN BROOKLYN, PART OF MODERN
w built House, not far from tho City Hal water
and bath three second oor with privilege
Basement rent not 70 exceed $l75; children. Address
A. y o., Herald o1icG
yVANrED--A. SECOND HAND ENGINE AND BOILER,
w in good order fifteen twenty horse power All.
dress box 2,a57 New York city Post oIlce.
yVANrED-To CONTRACT FoR THB SUPPLY or
w l00j cords of hard Wood per annurn said
wood BE- well seasoned split four feet long brch
maple beach, and 10 be delivered IN Brooklyn on the
dgk. Address, stating particulars, Hard Wood Herald
Office.
yVANTED-A HOUSE, EITHER FURNISHED OR uN.
w furnished, In desirable locality, for small party Of
adults. Apply to FEET uAUL, No. Great jones street.
yNANTED-A FURNISHED THREE STORY AND
w high basement House In first rate neighborhood in
New york Bruoklyn must be moderate. Address,
for one week, Julius, Giratd House, New YORK.
IUANTED--A MEDIUM SIZED SECOND HAND
w Wilder Herrngs Safe Address box 4bs9 Post Office
vNANTED TO RENr---THEEE OR FOUR FIRST CLASS
w Billiard Tables. Address NJ o. Herald ollce
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QARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
Every day and evening this week.
as%sp GsIas"ss!sf sIft!osas' oosa1.' sasx sfaf sasA. @
szsssB sszsB ssEISss szsE s#S s#S$:
ISS IS5 HE4STIsSE sE4STIsSh sAsIEs sAsIEs
~ & $ Szs# VILE II II BisFEfsSHHB
for the sss ssses Babies 1s 9saer1 r and M
HSSSs s$ SsE ESSsR sEyEs SSs
BUT BUT 9sE 9sE FoN SEVEN
The smallest OF Living humanity an SanS ever e seen An Or
hnss' ring sp' s.'y over hand ana arm
Of this little atom of the human race which is really
HEsE $sBEs e e $#H $S
The premiums win be distributed among the most nerto'
H syJ %ssas * Mrs. aEe,s b. aAa
The Premiums range from $780, $3.50 $780, $780, $50 down
TO $5 and in all over seventy cash premiums Will b
A NJ lsP M. ana from III s 7. M. in the following
2Frp% S ares Nj TIL dsr.d ssSss Ct =
es s2aa 5Ps tss ~ 1as .as and sisa r.
TuEspAY, june From ii A. M. tin P. NJ, Babies
from to Of age and Babies rom three 70 i've
exhibited in two different classes Premiums declared
THuRsDAY June s-From II A. NJ. till r. NJ. all the
FRIDAY june From ii A. N. till sP. NJ. all the Promi
SATURDAY. June From ia. N. TIL 8 r. NJ, all IL
Te BABY nkns Is. hSes premium so not eligible
to compete for any other premiums.
All the Twins Tripeis 9astsrns and Fat Children, a.
Nc ataaS 81 and TX aas from N. IL
and sarsn DR., des.Su: Of avoiding the
ao, han S Or o. aad see he Museum and
other oar1ss sfSEf " aossS sf ss9x
Also 2 be ~ hours the 9aske5 or Wooden Gun
IS tes ns
4sss HAPPY Ss m ss' 4 s
s5s 81 Sssssgs sasssgs Drama
A'AA' HSEkS sISSSSSs sSSSE,SS, At X o'cIocx
beautiful and accomplished vocalist. appears in populaa
Admission to an I eea,s ehdren under TO- Is cents
RRYANTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL.
Mondsy june 2. and svsry y n!sh. during ss week.
THE RAW S EESsSirs @ s'.sn'' a'a ahE p kx& sEcRurn
sf s sSGi sl tsms %STsssns to ysssi5s's ssaS'sr
s.s, ss:ss
Doors Ssn ain, rses Ticket. IS oen
ssAREHS q sSSS SIS ysSaq
JUNE 2, 4and g.
GRAND coMBrNATIoN
EMINENT pRAMArrc ARTISTS,
(From Niblo's Garden New York;
DAVENPORT Including
: : 'ASiiffifihzSSs$sTAT5HE Soss 4 T55#HEEss,
he popular Comedian his j6Isp 5i sSEsE y Br'o
GEORGE RYRR.
A''' nan as NdEohoE s;.s sKEssErE ERIE Two.
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA. "a Ao'
/ On MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. 1854
Will be presented Buwers bcapsful play In Ave scts q
Sir Frederick Blunt IS 1, pavenpors
Sr John Nesey. MT John GiiberS
Trayes.,.... !; E. Owens
Mr. Stout. Mr. George Ryer
CAPTAIN Dudley Smooth. Mr. Charles Barruu
Clara Douglas w. Y. 0ladslAne
Laoy Miss MaTy eM
DaTins the evening Dodworths orchestra viii reroi%
the 7''
Overture to .Nabuco, ................;; .vera
Grand selection from "Un B.o in Maschera' verd
win te performed Hocrofts celebrated Comedy In Ave
THE. ROAD TO RUIN, .t
L with n splendid of characters.
FRIDAY EVENING juno Q.
THE POOR GENTLEMAN and MARRIED LIFE.
In both OF which pieces all theygreat artists will
Admsson--Drcss circle barqne and balcony. 50 csnls
Se cued 70 cenn
The sale o. reserved seats viii take place al the or :.
NJ, and on Monday during the same hours.
Doors open Mt 7ls; TO commence At O'Clock precisely.
- - =
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MOTHER LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MAD
IA TIE PAST WEEK
FROM THE LAT LATE PEREMproRY AUCTION SALES. TO

A s1 . IVA Tak fAsT WEEK - 1AAN - MAJ :,
- OUR nIiHEKTo UNHEARD OF Or '''D' -
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
Notwithstanding the increased duty mports,ons and
nc SsA BRITISH TnESSn Isssf HNp GERMAN Il
Cheaper than been known in New York or prooa
VIZ ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
and we buy nothing ,ba, T PRICES sal
:. AND SELL : IS hAssAS'Y W. Buy. CHEAP.
1850 yards Lsvsas and Barege Figure &C., loc
1880 yarls Paris Grssallies at loc, 12,6c and 1885,
1900 yards Poll de Cheyrs in checks stripes and plain at
l2OOo yards Molambiques drabs browns and gays at
$500 yards Illuminated Popns, at Is Cd.
S yards yards ss sbsssa sD wHo MsSss al % a. :. 3D.
5000 yards silk warp replinet. 2s.
aras % ss war as - wSS a%a sase g. a. in all '00 h 3d. and
s and and Wool Wool % sam Pss T. worth s. g.
a5oo Yards Bress Angas al wool filling and ~ yards
1000 barsss Anss. Robe, % yards IL aounces at 81
I do st aEs Xsg IN N Ms a55sssa Ssfsi dSSD 7ySsH -
500 yards Bas Bsss asesss ;sr and Lawns g. and loo
5000 yards Back Silk Wool Satin. plaid and stripe.
yards Black all Plaid Stripe Grsnadnes . Cd
DS ss s a o M lat.
Brooch. Figure. pa as h.vre slightly damaged
5EEE Ri s1HHk GOODS
!. A.! new Xomk !. nnnr. a..
~thas the goods are are TINY TINY as represented
" w.R. ROBERTS,
do not you are in unless You
see the NAME Cut out this advertisement for reference
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MILLINERY, sc.
PROPOSALS,

A RMY SUPPLIES
n OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING EouIPAaR,(
New YORK, May 81, 1862 !
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until IL
o'clock NJ Tuesday the 10th OF June for delivery by
contract at the depot Of Army Clothing and Equpage In this
city
cotton or linen Shelter Tents Of tae French pattern,
without poles, but complete In all other resi- ects.
sample of the tent can be application at this
Office Bidders will make proposals for tents made
Of cotton and ncn Onea OF the articles to be deliver
ed within days from the date Of acceptance Of prspo
SAL and to be subject inspection by inspectors ap
pointed by authority of the United States.
Proposals will be accompanied by guarantee set
ting forth that If the cont act Is awarded to the party named
therein he will at execute the same and give bonds for
the faithful performance Of the contract
Bids will be received for the whole any portion Of the
above quantity.
deemed unreasonable
Proposals endorsed proposals for furnishing Shell
Lieut. Colonel d. H. vINTON,
g Deputy Quartermaster General u. s. Army.
The New York herald., 1862-06-02

T WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
Of New York and vicinity 70 Illusion Bonnets, as being
the latest fashionable Aso Dress Caps and Head
Dresses in every variety Fashions received monthly.
Mrs. j. Ii. GLOSSON, Mrs. G. LEvINS 757 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-06-02

nEPUTY QuARTERMAsTEK GENERALS OFFICE
IL PHILADHLPHIA May rs, 1862
PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCES.
Proposals will be received at ths Office until Saturday
June n at IL O'Clock NJ for the delivery OF (20) two hun
dred and dy Army Ambulances TO be delivered in this city
before the first day Of July and much
possible patterns Of which can be seen application
rial. and win be subject 70 most rigid Inspection Pro-
posas for any number less than two hundred and ffty viii
contract viii be required the OF whom win be
toned the proposals Bids be endorsed Proposals for
q. H. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
The New York herald., 1862-06-02

ORDNANCE OFFICE, IS WHITE STREET, NEW
rs DEALERS IN ARMS
First class EnAeld Rite Mu.kets In port ready fov me.
the United States government application to the under
signed, purchasing officer IS White street. N. Y.
No other description Of wanted Will be pur>
chased d. CRISPIN, Captain Of Ordnance.
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MUNICIPAL AFFArRs.


THE JOINT 0oMMirrkk on NATIONAL. AFFAIRS
Will meet on Monday the 2d day Of june In room No.
5Cy Hail. NJ eleven o'clock A. NJ All persons interested
Will please attend without iurther notice.
TERENCE FAIRLY,
CIfAs. j. ClIlPf, Board
IRA A. ALLEN. OF
PETER MITCHELL, Aldermen.
HENRY SMITH,
WIN. DRrON,
MORGAN JONES, Board
THOS. STEVENSON, \ of
JOHN HOGAN Councimen.
ALEX. KEECH.
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DRoPosALs FOR LEAD.
ORDINANCE OFFICE WAR DEPARTxxNr

OhOfOSALS fOh AIsAN'
ORDINANCE OrrcH, WAR DEpARrxxwr.l
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1862
on w r ss I'll g 1 s1:,y
lowing S5 4 ToSs sSSg 81 81 rpIi;E:S IEH follows.
At the wsssIyss . Arsenal West Troy New YORK. 1900
Al the New York Arsenal Governors leland New York,
Al the Allegheny Arsenal Pit,sbug. Pennsylvania, 1000
Al the 8. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis Missouri. 1000 tons
soft English Of the most approved brands
Proposals will be received for lots Of 200 tons and up
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount Of each
Failure to deliver at specified time win susec. the
Parties obtaining contracts win be required to into
Department. reserves TO itself the right reject any
Proposals will addressed follows-Gen. j. W. Rip
ley Chief OF Ordnance Washington, D. O. and should be
r......,,. ososa oTueA May q, 1852.
is reduced to onctird Of he above amosi namely ies
tons and the lime for making the proposals IL extended to
- JAS. W. RIPLEY. BrIgader General
DRoPosALs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
cs,ed up 70 Y N on Monday june q 1892 At tho Office
nsng to the undersigned with view Of purchasing for
Inc government 1900 SADDLE HORSES,
to free ali defects between ts six and nine
years DID, ana IRON Mares ExcGTbE6 scfGi siS6
All animals submitted viii be subjected TO thorough
animation and inspection y duly suhorized or the
Se s ss he
the animals will take place at the time of awarding the
traQ.
The government reserves the right reject all bids deem
ed unreasonable.
Proposals will received for whole any part OF the
above number Of Horses and they will be accompanied by
q he
Delivery 70 within 60 six days after the signing
of contract.
Proposals will be endorsed
Proposals for supplying the Government with Horses.
and will be directed 20 Cart HENRY q. HODGES Assis
tant Qartermascr United States Army Is Mercer street.
New York
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ the 18th day OF June for the purchase of what Hides aud
Taow the government may have from time time
Of at Washington and which already contracted
for
Bus must state the price per pound for or sailed
Hides, and the price per pound for rough Talow.
The contractor must be prepared to take away the Hides
and Tallow whenever the government may require.
Bids directed 10 Major A. Becxwth, G. g. y. s. A.,
Washington ID. G., and endored .Proposals."
NJ bid VIII be entertained unless the bidder s
respond to his bid.
Companies bidding will The each member Of
the Arm.
The New York herald., 1862-06-02

DRY GOODS.
WiSOiS' Of OF THE SEASON
THIRTY DAYS
the balance OF seasonabe stock, which viii be offered at
'''' '' ' COMMAND ATTENTION
S s ar'oas as Of Ribbon DO at j. T. yard worth 81
Some splendid Sash Ribbons in this lot.
soo cartons Of fine Bonnet Ribbon "a worth s. 49,
& s: s: &: &: : 4: 4 &: 4: 4; 4: I: s: s: +: i:
s7Ezw 9sS Fassq SSF SSsSE4s sS MI
sss and SGs -
20 sPs ssplls ssrsws ssraws g. ssl.S 81 e g. T'r'A
200 black white and fancy Neapoans at reduced prices
CLOSING salEBsEss HYE e A IAaaE Aaps: LOT OF
from Is. to Is cents worth double the money.
rAEIs All oqf Ff6WEhs yaHH
4sSs 70 oHosE SsSs Esafffa HMSa I ogT. S53s'
soc fine Linen Embroidered Breakfast Sets at worth los
new a1 sy. EmSodered Collar. and c from aS so "
rssS pi1s P;ss 1Esia isT1 EaSs CLOSE
The greatest bargains In Vet0
Ever offered.
CLOSING OUT
lot Of extra fine Pushor
FLOUNCING LACE;
Also
An invoice OF
BLACK LACE SHAWLG.
%. extra & .s aHs ! Embroidered French Caps from auction
900 do. do do 81, worth 81
600 do. do. do. 5s. do. los.
LII Broadway, corner Twsnts,siiS X natDAsoSMM street,
Opposite the Worth Monument
The New York herald., 1862-06-02
FINE ARTS.

~ tion Of ranHngs and s,udss frcm Nature. Previous
departure India Mr.. NTGNOT offers for sale his
collection Pictures and Studies compusnr MANY OF Ria
lsost aud best productions They will be exhibition at
the gallery OF ~ Sncdcor until the evening at
0 clock, when they Will be sold at public sale.
HENRY III. LEEDS Co., Auctioncers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

IN PROBATE COURT.-SrATE OF MIN.
/ NEsoTA. HESNEPtN COUNTLESS.
In the matter If the ..:ate Of William H. Al
len, deceased -. ..
--tNo'i:e is hereby given, that by virtue und
in pursuance Of an rider OF license made in
said matter o" the 22d day ct July, A. u. 1861,
Ivy the Pr"bate t'ourt of said County. the ,,n =.
dersign,d Executor of the last will and test H.
men, Of said deceased will IN he eighth (8) Gay
Of September g ;2"t ls'o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day, \, the Court House, in the town Of
| Lit te Falls. in the County Ut >lovrisor. and a,
II o'clock IN the f'rcm"on a. the r, eidence of
John Workman IN the town "f 1.-the falls
IVES. Frdt county objectionable at public ven
due. thr following described lnds, to Wit !:
Lots five (5) and six \6l A.. Block 30. thirteen
ll3) with dwelling h...se ,hsreon) in the
Town Of Little F"ls, IL Mo-. .son County.
State ct 'MMneso a. Al-o Lot four (4) In
Block 'hir,y-tour (3i) in Little Falls West, in
Todd County, ste of Minnesota Isl I''''
The terms Of sale wi,lb made known at the
time and place Of ssl>, -, .~rn12T ~
,s;n} l. .sU.9t INV ID. BADBITT, Executor.
Dated July Eth, slee2.
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BlGGAGE FCKED THROTGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.

FRE1GHTS.
BY this ii"mte Freights " All descriptions
San be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
New York. Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri,
by Rail Road direct. :.~
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connect ,
At Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can he forwarded to any port on the ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, ennesee. Cumberland,
illinois. Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red L;vers: ard ut
Cleveland, Sandusky and Ch;cag" with Steam
ers to all Ports on The North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers eutrusting the
NJ can rely with confidence Oh its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
poin, in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are ataN times as favorable as are charged
by other r. r. Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages ''rio
Fenna. r. r."
For Freight Contracts or SHIPPING Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents Of the Company:
u. \. Stewart. Freight Agent, Pitsburgh.
l.rke & Co Transfer Agents, PittsJurgh.
H. ". Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
X. C. Medium & Co.. Mad;son, Indiana
J. E. Moore, Louisril 2, ken'ucky.
w. W. Altman : c. . Evansr,lir, Indiana
r. F Sass. It Louis !N;sscxrt.
Cllrke & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. II. & f. l.. Langley. Gallipol;., Ohio.
G. B. Neal. P"rkersdurg Virginia..
Hall s. Co., Morirtta. Ohio.
II. 8. Pierce & Co.. Z"nesville OHIO.
Mcdowell & McColm, Portsmouth,. Ohio.
r. NcNee:y. Mory<pi1le. Kentucky
p 1nhnstOn EinIe,, (lhso
John Todd. Couingto". Kentucky.
G. l.. Heaton. Cz~ueland, Ohio
&c. Meldrum, General 7rare',ng Agent
for the Mouth and West.
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ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

John N. RI .sENBERGFR would respect
j fully inform the citizens OF, St. Cloud and
>"r,hern Minnesota that lie has !, urchased the
n'ire stock Of the st. Cloud Book Store and
made la:ge additions thereto. and has now en
hand a eomlltte assor'm ent Of Books. Sta
'ione'y. Fancy Goods, Newspapers and Maga-
zines, Writing Pal er Of all kinds. Plank Bceks,
"'c, etc. Also, the Standard Se,iesof school
""ks. Persons will ind it to their advantage
orr"chr. their St. Paul and New York pailv
and Weekly papels at this store. The numer-
us pat, ons ard friends of the Old St. Cloud
Book Store are cordially invited to attend.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capaci.us
Yards. we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience. have been srened on this line and
it's connections. and every at enti"n is raid to
their wants. From Harrisburg. where will be
found everr convenience for feeding and rest-
ng. choice is offered Of the PHiLiDEL-
PHII, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found the shor.
test. quickest and most direct route for stock
to New York-[via Allentown and with
fewer changes than any other.
ENocH LEWIS. Gent Sup't. Altoona. Pa.
L. L. HoupT, Cent Ticket Ag't. Philadelphia
H. II. uousT.'N, Gent Freight Ag't, Philada
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SLEEPING CARS
on NlHiii ikAl<H ~
Philad'a, New York and Baltimore.
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T H o M AS JONES.
BLACKSMITH.

b'IACkSMITU.
4 IL Lads Of ,work done in the hest possi
y bio tanner, Particular attention river
I" horse = d ox-shoeing pillow work, ard re-
pairing o. oil kinds. Shop in sam. buildin.
With n. Weary Carriage hon. a