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OFFICE POST QUARTERMASTER,
" FORT MONROE, Va, Feb. l3, 1871.
Will be sold at public auction, at Fort Monroe,
O'Clock A. M, about eleven thousand two hundred
and fifty Ql,25O) yards ''T" RAILROAD IRON
WORM, together with a number OF FROGS and
HAIRS.
Property TO be removed at expense OF purchaser,
within a reasonable time
deposit Of ten QO) per cent. will be required
upon acceptance of bid Terms cash.
JAMES CURRY
2 14tuthstml5t Lieutenant and A, A. q. u.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
i Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Building an extension to q Public School-house in
the Tenth Ward" will be received by the under
signed, at the Office, s. f. corner of SIXTH and
ADELPHI Streets, until THURSDAY, Febru-
airy 49, 1871, at 12 o'clock M, for building an ex-
tension to Public School-house, situate on Race
street, below Fifteenth, in the Tenth ward,
said extension to be built in accordance with
the plans of l.. II. Esler, Superintendent of
School Buildings, to be seen at the Office of
the Board of Public Education.
No bids will be received unless -accompa-
MED by certificate from the City Solicitor that
the provisions of an ordinance approved May
25, 1860, have been complied with.
The contract will be awarded only to known
master builders.
By order of the Committee on Property.
IL. w. HALLIWELL,
213,1620,23 Secretary.
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Chain-Back Albums.

The sureriorty of "THE HARDING PATENT
FLEXIBLE CHAIN.B BACK ALBUM" over all others
heretofore manufactured WILL upon the slightest
examination, be apparent to al.
Also, a large assortment OF Photograph Albums,
aud beautiful styles, made in the usual manner.
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M e r H A N T s. F. U D.
A Merchant OF this city, who has already given
literally of his to this Assoc alton, has
offered TO contribute additional sum OF thou
sand dollars, provided the permanent fund reaches
two hundred thousand dollars during the year 1871
VIII not the benevolent, especially OF our mercan-
tile community, respond literally and promptly to
this prt position? The managers feel the import
apce OF securing large addition to the permanent
fund that they may be able to reply to the increas
ippT demands upon the association. Relief is fur
nshed to bene1ciaries by an Executive Committee
OF i've Managers who exercise discretion In the
proper disposition of the funds, and i0hons Only
the names of the recipients kioDn Many of the
beHenciaries OF the Merchants Fund are men of
education and refinement, some OF whom have been
wealthy, and the maj accustomed to the luXu-
ries and comforts OF life, thus enabling them in
their present distressed condition the more keenly
to appreciate this nebe charity Contributions re-
ceiyed by any member Of the Board. Lie Member
ship, $50. Annual Membership, $5
BY order of the Managers.
WILLIAM II. BACON, Treasurer.
223thsth5tt No. 3l7 WALNUT Street
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~ N G I E r o F O Z,
Az FIFTH LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb, 7, 1871,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 7, 1871.
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, on forms
furnished for the purpose by the Lighthouse Board,
will be received at this ONCE until 10 O'Clock NJ on
WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1871, FOR BUILDING
TWO SOREW-PILE LIGHTHOUSES, one at
BENONIS POINT, Choptank river, Nd, in about
eleven-feet water, and the other at LOVE POINT,
head Of Kent Island, mouth of Chester river, Nd,
In ten.feet water, according to the plans and spec
fcations for the same, which can be had, together
with such other needful information application
to this office.
The Lighthouses will be built on wooden piles,
surmounted by cast-iron sleeves, in a manner
similar to certain other lighthouses in this district.
Proposals may be made for either or both Light
houses but the bids must state the price for each
single structure.
Each bid must Oe accompanied by written guar
antee in the sum OF one thousand dollars from two
responsible parties that in the bid is accepted
the bidder will within ten days thereafter enter into
a contract on the terms OF his bid. The Govern
mentreserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals for Build
ing Screw-pile Lighthouses at Benons Point, Chop
tank river, Nd, and Love Point, Kent Island Chesa
peake Bay, Nd" and addressed to the undersigned.
PETER G. HAMS,
Captain OF Engineers,
2926t Lighthouse Engineer, Fifth District.
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A ranchman has arrived in San Francisco
with some mushrooms each foot in diameter.
1t is rumored that Garibaldi is coming to
this country. 100. .o. ,.-
Boston has subscribed $l92, 765 for its pro-
iected Museum Of Fine Arts
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VxTEDpINa AND PARTY INVITATIONS
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED IN THE LATEST
STYLE.
fine assortment or FRENCH, ENGLISH, and
AMERICAN PAPER, with Envelopes to Match.
PAPER and ENVELOPES, ready stamped, always
on hand. o,,~, ,,,,unv
Il 50 wcnep No. 92l SPRING GARDEN Street.
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NJ E r C H A 7 s. u D
This institution was incorporated by the Legis-
ature of Pennsylvania In 1854, its benign object being
TO furnish relief to INDECENT Merchants OF the City OF
Philadelphia, especially such as are aged aad iniirm
The claims upon the Fund are so numerous that the
appropriations for the relief of its benenciaries are
already in excess OF the regular income, and it is
with the hope OF enlisting more general sympathy
and aid In sustaining this cellen charity that the
Managers make this appeal to our citizens. Contri-
buttons received by either OF the undersigned. Life
Membership, $50. Annual Membership, S.
MANAGERS.
Thomas Robins, John Mason,
William G. Ludwig, William Cummings,
Arthur c. Coffin, VIM. H. Bacon,
James c. Hand, Edward L. Clarke,
Edmund A. Souder, John Welsh,
Samuel e. Stokes, Thomas @. Hand,
Beniaman Orne, ]. v. Williamson,
James b Mcfarland, A. j. Derbyshire,
Edward G. Knight, John D. Taylor,
Richard Wood, John II. Atwood.
WILLIAM II. BACON. Treasurer,
223t No. 81 WALNUT Street.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-18

Tue third annual reunion on 81 The
Society 81 the Potomac took place last
Friday morning in tie Globe Tlhe,ataea,
at Boston. General Meade, President:
Among the guests present: were cen
erals Hooker, Burnside, Sherman, 10.
gan, Pleasaoton, Kilpatidk,, civ, civ.
Claain, spresidddt Eliolt, 4 Il HARVARD d
college, Che '!Jdd gess sof the Supreme ne
Court and "othcf officials. Maj. Gen:
eral Fairchil1jj u Wisconsin, i' was ID
troduced' as orator and and delivered al i
address. A poem Written: Y BY zBi Bret
Harte for the occasion was read: The
Society held ! business meeting p il + TIE
afternoon and elected General Hooker
Prsaa;;donA@ ~! dA" &o.a9 tte.i H9a1
:
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LATE NEWS ITR1is:, Il


s. The New York RvaM : n,omin.
ates Gen. Sherman as the Democratic
candidate for Pre.ideo. n.xt =, year.
The 't',l General !a very sensibly deelinss ths
honor = > ~ 3 *s>..' S..'s.s',1 '-' 4
9tI,-:z -TIlhhe question Of xo@an suffrage
|, 10 a|! uod,r discussion q. e the British
House 2 Commons on Wednesday h.t.
Fhs bill -. finally defsa.ed b. a. 81 ~.
E !Ya1Pfty q eS''ss 4ssss iss5istvsz z1sf
g = n yyriadsof. sr.ahoppsss IN de.
atsoyink ashs corp, of. Los Angeloa
County, Cal. 1ss..aiSss ,;;,I'.staz 80 IS
y The greatest drough ever known
70 Illinois At this season Of the year
prevails now. Vegetation il. suffering
Tho drfnate treaty q peace s..
tween France aud Germany vas signed
on the 8th' lust. .,'' ~ :. 8.
Penosy lvsnia has the largest Is
seasea valuation Of real and psr> onal e.
tate Of auy State il the Union
634,2l9, 1886. .s.=.. =...
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---7O (]1n Wednesday Mr.. Pasey 4. :Assis.
tan. mt Secretary Of State, received l7O
letters, requesting copies of the Im~i.
grafton pamrlh'kht, and yesterday, By one
mail al between 20 and 80 letters, contain
ED d the la tn'nes Of from ten To- fifty per
SONS, and I'D their Rar address, With, request
that 4 4 copy be sent to- each Of them.
This is one Of the t.straws' that iadi-
cate ate the h }: direction Of the wind Of immi-
grafton. !, From present i indications this
will be one Of the best years for sabstau,
Et ill . development that Minnesota has
ever seen. ,zou.t., ...,..... -
N: Mr.. Pusey desires to say that those
Hho wish isl copies Of f. the pamphlet had
best ''' send il Z their orders ct once, g the
board oaly provided 'I' l,> $1,000 copies i
The The: Eogll i language, and d. they are BE-.
ing r. 2idly exhausted.
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TRLHGRAPHIC lTElaS.

I TELnanAPHIos lTElas. 81.
Sir John Frederick William Her
s'ehell, the OIL u sonot III gis,t ..tspoo-
n's &. sorld.rids .eputs did 81 Lon
do I s. Ne 12thS Inst. q ~ u M of
Lrmuel Lyon, United States Con.
sui to Yokoh.ms, died on the 9th Of
April, Of seftening Of the brain. --.y.-,.::
.x.y- The Germans Of Chicago are max
ise alktidas 4ot ! grand peassi oele-
,h1.tlon on The 29th ipst, And hare e.
solved to appseprieis $1,000 70 meet
expenses. Y, t.~.~-.- n. @.>.s...
. Tho last census shows that Maino
has decreased 2,268 personsip her pop
'ulation since 1860. - ss.. 81. 5. .,s..as
"A dispatch from Buffalo, 3 dated
the 18th says: This morning . freight
train, With al emigrant oar i, aud oaboose
att'cned, on. the Erie railroad bound
vest, wss run into b. a. extra freight
train this side Of Utica. Five children
killed aud fourteen or fifteen wound
ed. u " ~ q : .T..'@ '.''s:'s 's7:-5 ~s'sA
The musical festival at Boston un-
der theeausp,oes of the Handel.Haydn
Soc'ety WAS q great SUCCESS. The
chorus numbered seven hundred voices
aud The orchestra over one hundred
ms: rutnebts. =, - ''
Gov. Cldin has appointed Julia
Ward Howe and Mrs. Stevens OF
Cambridge a. Justices Of The Peace
for Suffolk Co, Mass? s. The p;to,int-'
meuts await confirmation. BY tho Elk.
ceutive Council.
Charles Sumner has been invited
to dsliver the opening address at the
annual Fair Of the Agricultural and
Mechaoioal Association in St Louis on
the 6rst Monday 10 October; and it is,
un 'erstood that he, viii accept. -..,,,,,,
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HDlT0RIAL,sCiaA NuD.@

= W.:.re Informed med that thai Judge Evans "a
b. - 'o q tho Time: printing establish l'h
meat il this eity, to 3. y ". DeL.ano, q
ST. Pau, Who viii hereafter 'l have charge
f the a&e. and newspaper: Nj. D.
Ia resided. - 81, Paul for a number Of
ysars and has ~, had considerable expert.
enos . = writer. 10 comes we'll On:
dorssd by the business men q that city,
md " h,vs - doubt viii succeed ID,
mirably il tho new field Of labor be
las chosen. >. ..r
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AllNsRAPOLIs h0TTERY DRA7VINa.

u The following names Of the persons
Holding lucky numbers in the North.
|iEastern Real Estate Association Lat
a9fy, drawn at Minneapolis, Monday,
are given by the Minneapolis Tribune,
ef Tuesday:
Mrs. G. P. Griswold, OF Redwood Falls,
MINI, drew the first prize-the opera
house.
-: 9. Bowers, supposed to bs living On ltas-
o. street, Minneapolis drew prize No b.
sons half ofs$l, COG.
x, u. G. Hicks drew { one half intere,. n
one Minneapolis city lot. This tiok,,e -. =.
soM to 1r..iilliskIt1 ydtlQS III IS sami.
los: Z. p.yis. q D.y,spo.: Ia. a.. A.,
prtssEo. 5s-$5O0 4 q ;ss4sss'' s . =
4 Dl; 30 RsAjamis. sissitots III
Sss:76 NY q Rres. ditsoal.y shs.
= !; vse 'pyeystls1 fopona g. ssscspt Ss1tE 81
1 s "a instisksesss5 seH se1stf ID
"a 10y ~. tlnk, Of Redwine, drew prise No.
O-@$ySO. OO.ss ,f3sts SfEs 81 srsSa'ti ssfSs
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A lA's!91 1Ia MURDER 'sa "A most blood3
and satI.f'ttlliln9s tragedy: occurred twelve
! miles esi south of Wi in o. Monday, the
10Th: 4 young nan named a. !
Y. Copey, HI hired 4. e., horse. and buggy. ,
! week VI age .} 70 Ylallovs Medicine, but
9 stopped = at Elmersoo's, twelve miles out,
! and left his horse, borrowing . shot gun
= and proceeding On. foot, Hs. reached
Granite anti Falls and I'd found Two nsp named
Simpson and Wetheren, the lattsr /,
:. merchant, there, about starring afoot for
i!Will@ar. he accompanied them and
When snl near 81 Emeersop's he ,tell il the rear
Simpson Leading, vvho hearing !. reror.
turned med and nv W7lether &. t.ll and .t
the same g instant a4,'o he received : charge
| from !. the other barrel Of the gun tearing
of the entire chin and horribly mutil.-
ting big face: He, fell, but Instantly
recovered, rose md md AZ; "A, followed by,
9oney, sve.ring and telling hin lil Is TO lie
down e b would ''y|t t IL, him Coaey e
loaded g.! hi. gun, but could e'el not eagtc d,
Simpson was brought to ,Willm.r il.
|. mos mos' critical condition by the same
team coney borrowed, .,,>s,,, ri a:'~ -.
n
Ceney { il only a about 20: years Old,
ana - smart t.alt sat +. fellow, balls
from Vermont, and "a; claims ! to be- book
binder. He bad been 10 Willmar ,bout
: month: Wethsren is N old man, .pd
vas on his way to St. Paul e buy
goods. H is.i il supposed to have been
kil ld Simpson was looking TOR .l.ud,
a A 11rge foree 9 ha a gone out 90 l h.orse,
s' sSi to eat'h the murdersr.- 4: &. Ra4l
Pioneer.
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DEATH OF COL. H. 9. ROGERS.

1tis our sad duty d record Il. death
Of Henry G: Rogers, ,Ex Secretary Of
State, which took place i B.pv1usd.le,
Mower county, 81 the ,8.h inst. This
intelligence, though not unexpeo.ed,
hac oaa.ed profound sorrow throughout
the STAT, "a general expression ,o,f i
grief hss ben manifested & tbe,, d. Ie,r, Il !,
demise Of ono whose generous iimp, 81
rare soei.l qualifications, and 'quie. d.,
meanoe bad won the esteem and affec,,t e.
ion q ~ With % whom Ii. h,d, Be-. bese,in
brought il contact Col Rogers !, VI. ):
. native Of Vermont, but became i ) re 8:
ideat Of Minnesota il 1856. He vas /,
hlss CENT e Tie Legislature il 1862,
and u II summon Of that year made
Hs.k Celoa.l of tho 9Th Miun.eastot 1
inf.aty,, than being raised. During
III nspes,tls siegs Of .N.s hville il
Deosmber, 1864, his regiment, then
commanded 81 him, formed past Of the,
Metftsesbero & garrison y 5000 men 81.
under Niloy, VIZ : y. !. : under order1,, to J,
hold u, place i ;.h hazards. 81 5::%%@
9Th q d. 4 portion # Hoods; s ajlg
commanded BY Gen. Forest, attack
Milroy. but Vas repulsed with gleat
loss. II this, battle while CALAMITY
ls,dipg hi regiment, Col., Rogers is va ~
bedlJ wounded Is the elbow Of the
nigh, am, b, : mu'ket ball. Notvith-.
Standing the severity Of such a wound
Col. Rogers Kept bis saddle until the
victory ~ Won, but vas confined to
The hospital for months thereafter and
never recovered the use Of the arm.
Thi. injury appeared to bring on com
nation Of disorders and, at no time
had hs regainsd hisr health. In 1865
hs VA elected Secretary Of State, which
Office be held until January 1870, short
~ after receiving the appointment, Of
Pension Agent, which position be had
at the time 9: bis his death. a.. BE bad been
o9naasd to his l bed .. for some three g
weeks with acuts bronchitis Viii ch was
The inmediate cause Of his death. His,
faneral. took place on the 10th and was
largely attended. -. ,....
In; tie death Of Col. Rogers or,
State has lost one Of its best citizens
and brayest soldiers while those Who
enjoyed an acquaintance, during his life
tune have survived 1d one upon whom
their regard, aud esteem was worthily
bestowed and, whose life was without
blemish. I. s..-.:- e., I-.,e
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.aWN. n. n ARSHALL,
Il OhaiE1nansof ;oo,umiatee i,

! - We understand chat Rev. Jos.
! Love, Of Clearwater, has been called
% take charge ,of tie Christian church
II this place. He viii lecture through.
ut tie MinDesota Valley On Temper
.snos, Education, Sunday Bohool Mis.
s,ioni, 10. 81. lf'stsr 7siDaas.
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oaaraesd.I MsslD.1 &. haKiasi.a ];

0aFaesd.y; MI ~ 6. McKiasl.,s Il
expstienesd 'sshngih esr, lidriflissd ron s.
Paul, aud viii sieymtaauo.s Il toSbaoa ,s1 Il,
survey. tion shi1 dity "a ssat esntrs::
We % siAio rned tai 10 80 u ., Is ahs
liasdt resa \ satssll4Ined apooai, t MY
miles vii - pat ss;asrr sonsast sand
pushed toinasdiaes d pls ton: e Next
week saothsr s rsity Of sspsia.srs win
arrive a1dsr Instructions d elx.nins
the fpats k.rstotots 81 surveyed BY tie
N. FRI & through rodd county.
Thh aotnipgs |, part, Of railfoad
men headed 81 Geo. =. Becket, ESQ !,
President Il The 81. Paul 3 1aaiao q 4: {
r.. e,ns Up ~ speeds! train, arriving 81 81,
At Is minutes 81 PIT nine, just 10 hly hours
from S. Paul. Our eitii.easss we're q not I.
notified Of the intended v,iis III and fen
knew q their ar1iiv.l. % Alter spending Is,
couple of heal.I in St. Cloud tie b bar,
y crossed to s.uk Rapids, ret ami
to St. Paul ia The aitern 10, CON llso0 - 49,
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W. WEARY,
81; CARRIAGEMAKER,

IHAVE removed to my new shop, one
! door above Jones' blacksmith shop.
where I am prepar ed to do al kinds Of
work in the Carriagemaking line. Wagons,
carriages snd sleighs made in . neat and
manner 81 low races. Particu-
lar attention paid to repairing. j.
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= MINNESOTA NEWS.

a The Rochester Onion says: Many
farmers have not half as much wheat
as they intended, and now thst the
time for planting corn: haa arrived, the
continuance Of rainy wheather is hsv.
ings very discour.ging influence. ''s'7
'".- Strawberries are ID ST. Paul IN
large quantities.. u. - .'.s'.' il. '.:' 4
: "A house Owned and occupied. by.
y. N. Bracket, ia< Minneapolis ~.
burned last Saturday. Lass aboa. 81:
500; insured for $4,000. y ;. 49,.
sss-- Five hundred young trees have.
been donated TO the college .t North
field for the grounds Of that institution ;,
The ;Nesborn county Standard
says Appearances indicate that potato
bugs WILDE asstroublesons this ysar %
they have been for the%tp.st two or
three seasons. ,2sEstsssn asas' ta*.Fs ,gs,s 4 +
college II Nor.bfsld bss 70,
aceivsd = donation Of $4,000 IRON = .
Massachusetts, nsn.a gs2s 10 .,.a:ssss 3 ats .
Bishop Whipple, in his travels In
the East, has gathered Z i,rge variety
d. the ancient coins Of different ;c.outin-
= -t.t - &
tries " these he Has presented Rev.
4. Wesb, 81 chrises church, four
pieces, one of which u ! silver coin
Ptolemy sot.i's timv,;' whose ! likeness
II bears: It's 1900 years ia, (mio,te
than 100 years before Christ and IS
very r.re:-Red Wing Repsablieda: I.
The Rev: J. 9: Strong, iof Chain
Lake Center, has received az invitation
to take charge of the United Stntes gov
eminent boarding school at Leach
Lake, at salary 81, 200,,a with house
rent, fuel, &c., without charge. s*.a
Two cheese .',otories Will be &: .,put
- operation il Mortified next week. ]
Each one starts ont viii rs I cows, !.
al. The corner stone Of Trinity
Church at Litsch6elda ~ hid Monday
afternoon with appropriate ceremonies
|------ Mr.. ,Doolittle of Minneapolis re-
ports shat the tlosas. clay i in III, s1s.e
for making brick is about hall : mils
Nes. q !. Litehae,lld =. li.tls son 81
Peter Hanson caught 175 pounds d
&c, q Monday evening 10 Lake Rip!
~. So s,ys IS, Rspsb IDEAS 4, 81 "a
Ohm Olson anda hi father, liivise
in Polk county killed fonr bears, the
largest weiehing nearly 400 pounds.
Tho Wells .AA1, learns that iron
IL % the Wy {. ior B laying tho trast
from Wells 70 a1ank.,o. =-i sta5,s \
Qne hundred tons 81 sil,er have
been shipped iris spring from tie
tLaks Superior silver aiIss aud 10
hundred toas nov s,ixt,it shipment:
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-A5bloody riot occdrrsd On Tuesday
between miners md the now laborsrs,
&c the loiuesiat Scflnton, sPa. Sew
eral man and women 'wers killed, ard
Others badly injured 'e,sa
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II = An atteppt wasa recently made
to kill Jim Fisk BY tbrosing 4 train
from TIL. track.
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I4lTERARYsa0TIoHs, Z

H. tzi8g oEE g:t:a -asy sfSi,fs*yte.y = : ;
Tie Ohio Farnser comes to us reg.
q9l I, once ! J.. week, and i beeomiog
more popular than. ever, <soms, !. Of the
choicest articles to be found md in - any ~,
.grie'u a ". paper, xiillbe found i this.
llsl se.ts eoly '2.ye.r, .na !. published q
q Cleveland, Ohio, ..s,sysl,, sr,,,.,,s :,
49,: The ~ Astrrepo 81, We haze received
VERY h and one. little slf' book With this
t.ii lEl constituting d one # tho nest
compact little guide books Of New York
Civ yettsnt, g.: I. is ~; veil vEr ri md
T finely illustrated b piotaFes and map.
Every traveller Northvardl bonud should
provide himself with, copy, which. be
ca lu .do without eost, from from Dslsip & Co..
N: r: City. asI I sas7s.,sz s:''ss sss'''
.-rh,s; I'M, ;eaa sal Journal f..
My contains tbe following si Interesting ttiD
articles: Colois II L 10 Horses, lBreeiipg,
10, Training tleS Shepherd T Dog 1t
Shearing Sheep, Advantages 81 tie
FactorJ system ino Cheese sBl.li6k, In.
proved Berkshire Hogs r sising sheep
Cd Cd the Pfairies, Driving 1Afs5elbe H6ises,
Lsprosya in Swine, q PodlsfJ, Houses,
Diseases of Cattle, D;ssserip Of Hen.
- Rsssegaes MinKery II u verons
New York, Short Horn Cattle, Also
i've handsome Engravings.S N9a!P
Boyer'k yo:,, Publishers; Parkesbar-y
tPas gaaIg d i'T,ath ana &stESs d L a''sziW
sa< wv hsvsaa received Easpsr.i Maya.
Cine fl June: Tue FcontDiats Of The
number tarsaAG suisrals !: Average 3,
',ssshor: Is, 81 'N6thiing, 70 Wear ;'.t..Ne,
York Custom House, WITH tilostrtas
ttfobs Along The Floridi Rect; :
asEx cnisiou u V.tkin' e Chr con
ANIMATION Or tbe q Amstio.h Baron; :
and several other intervening articles
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o. O. HINES, #a:.'s! :
THE, : ]. PAINT,.E[R.H

y Having permanently located in St. Cloud.
to, md oil, with the ala of Paint, Var.
nishes, and Of her accessories of the craft, re-
juvrnate, OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGEs,
SIGNS. &c., and make them appear a.
subjects Of = like character should on the
lhranoh] line Of the n. 4. B.; | "sxHAR''
new work az vel as most any bo'iy else ;
do PapsF-hsnging. either. plain or deoora-
tive; Draining, Gliding, Glazing almost
anything in the line Of painting, Try me.
Shop on Washington Avenue, '5is427 " !
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North, Star: Iron Works,
~ HARRISON, eoRToN { CO.,

Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
&c. =
All kind of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The FIGURING and Grist Mill department
will be under the superintendencc of Mr..
"A. Pray. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS CONNER,
which will enable the proprietors to fur.
nish oil the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills ry~yr,c. .~g 81 -: ...-..--
Z Minneapolis, Nov. 2sth, 1870. v11n2o