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Estate Of James f.. Riley

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed y the Hon. ii. A. Lambert. Judge of Pro-
bate, and county Ramsey, Territory
Minnesota, administrator of the estate James F. Riley.
Grceaed late of said county; and has qualified according
to law. L. 4. BABCOCk.
Sept. %, lSo1.-b
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k.SbS' '.

an Tuesday evening last, pair Of gold spectacle,
" somewhere on Third street, between Mr.. Tracy's
store and the Central House. The will receive
So by leaving them at this office.
October /, 1Sol-tf
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ST. Croix Hotel,

Al Steamboat Landing, Willow River, Wisconsin
'H<lE above house, formerly kept by
."h" G. Putnam, under the name of
"Bnckeye House, h; : changed hands,
The St. Croix Hotel has undergone thor
ongh repairs and is now kept by the sub.
scrIber, who is at all times ready to ac-
commodate customers on short notice.
G.. BELLOWS
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Jefferson Davis is lying i'll in Miss
iSsippi, and the New Orleans papers
mention a report, that he withdraws
his acceptance Of the nomination for
the Office Of Governor. He has resign
cd his seat in the Z. S. Senate.
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LAR>uALL,s UTERINE cATHoLICoN.

Is an invaluable remedy for diseases Of the
Womb and its APPENDICES (as Kidney and Biad-
der } and diseases VI pregnancy. See Pamphlets.
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CATARACT DIVISION, No. Q, St. Anthony Falls.
Meets every wednesday evening at half past six
o clock.
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TENFiE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest Of his brother, in The concern
of II. w. TRACY & CO., will still contin.
ne business at his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy to see his
friends and the public generally. He will
give his entire attention exclusively TO
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar.
tic!cS il. his line.
n. b. Books LAID asi e. Terms CASH.
CIIARLESF. TRACY.
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The Washington Republic of the 10th
inst, announces that Daniel Webster
will return to Washington about the
10Th inst. He is to deliver the Agri-
cultural Address at Baltimore on the
9th.
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CHEAP CASH STORE..WHOLESA
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
CTNIIE subscriber, by late arrivals is in receipt
and opening in his store st. Anthony strcct
the American House, large and most complete a>Sort
ment the named goods, which will positive be
sold lower prices for cash Than before offered in
this His entire stock selected with carc
and purchased in the and southern markets for
cash. that he safely his friends AMI the pub
lie generally that ii will be their interests call be-
purchasing elsewhere and examine his stock, which
consists in part as follows:
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Dissolution

'FHL C"par,nersbip heretofore existing
n between the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith to Charles
F. Tracy, who is authorized to receipt for
the same. Ill accounts and notes not set
tied on or before September, will be placed
IN the hands OF an attorney Cor collec tion.
CHARLES F. TRACY.
HENRY w. TRACY.
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EARMING LANDS in the vicinity of Saint Anthony
Il Falls for sale. Apply to j. p. WILSON.
TINOWN LOTS in Saint Anthony Falls for sale. Apply
"a J. r. WILSON.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

ST. PAUL DIVISION, No. 1.-Insttutcd Mny 9, 1850.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Temperance Hall,
o'clock.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only small
portion Of my stock. shall keep constantly hand
large quanG!y
PROVISIONS,
such as hams, shoulders, butter lar -four, pork, peach
es, apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting whlskey, brany port, madeira, gin, porter
claIet, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment, made up in the
best manner, and best material, among which
overcoats dress coats and vests all kins
coors and sizes; under clothing in great variety Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment, too
TO mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing the fall and winter styles. Also,
raj assortment Of hardware paints, glass, tnware cutie
~, oils, &c. JOHN FARElNGTOS.
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This is a sufficient argument to in luce every
person suffering under this disease to Try it. The
money will be Immediately refunded il cure does
pot icsuf from lis use according to directions.
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DIR. LIBBT'S CELEBRATED PILE ONT
MEM
As prepared FIR the G:acicrbcrg Comi any, and
bearing the seal of that institution. None scpu-
Inc unless II has the seal of the company.
Il CURE rs WARRANTED
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

ne'i IN regard to the power OF hayonets ant tAe
efhcary OF all the means II has invenlei to opprcss
and waen US IN me lace OF It's very authorities, II
the sleht Of the spies at slde on the dsy whca
We have resolved 20 demand bach oar nights ,nA
BY force 10 break chains. nothing has nSeyent,d
crv Of LIBBRT9 and N DEPENDENCE" an, AM -. -
rCm the Cape OF san Antonio to the Poist Of Nisx,
W. tle,. PROVISIONAL Representatives. Of tAs Pee,
re Of CAa G,d ~ TIE erSrcisS Of ne Rights A,cA Ca
and Nair, hare sSstsirsd .yca evsry trecpcn 10 q.
trr kis Lrsfcr, s ssiashs, Aigssef uaaS- TIE fvsS
orcrrns thai STATS A4n, 10 so.sEsRlV declare. fakax
God 70 utfaSss fte e1s Ue PROPOSE Gad sHvaksy fte
Grsr of re pepie Ct tnrrf-f, rho har> r-sre<cd
nth fsslr srGvge that re Is and 81 Cab5 asf Sy
~ ifus Ct Nesrrs orgtf % o. safep>sSsi of Spar
ia6 fhrf ksHcsf RI TIE iahasiiGnfs ~ casa aye s
nm I'll chesieerf ssb sc'i ~ - ne >pf7sA G,s>-s
-caf. and me radIredsais composing u, o.efag SAB
3Ss0a oru 20 tae aulAerfg a1f eUcfps ~ fAosr gts
uAc cecsiEg ne ecfioa oftAe gsrrral snags of the
gfops, ch0rgSf. ay prOr-s 0aal.y large tsr.s
ssies ugi. iAc corNmGai GaG gsrsrsasssf y esA 70
cchfy. and n ne r,htarv forcss
By virtue Of this declaration. the free soss OF Gu
b. and the other ~ haolians of the island, who. AL
heEnF 20 her cause, are authorized 10 take up arms
tO ucfe INTO corps, tO name ono tcrS Anl lAltss 81
Government for Their organization and direcuon.
and Tor the purpose oi putting themselves IN COM
mur.caton with the untaS constituted for the pro
clamatlon Oi the Independence OF Cuba. and which
hdir gnCB nc lalilanNc W IhS movement ri'eea
m lhC imposing altitude oi mixing themselves ro-
sgScfet com patriots VIII prefer all The means of
persuasion to those OF force they VIII protect tue
prSpcIty % neCtrals, whatever may be their ongn !.
theV will welcome the Peninsuars INTO their ranks
a. brothers and viii respect all property.
II. EOiw outstanding our purposes ani ifaicrnh in-
toruorS. the Spanish Government should ma par
Trans chst ra,ely bent upon sustaining II, and ~e
have to our Liberty 10 the force OF arms, sons
OF uba let uS prove To The Republics OF America,
which are contemplating us that our having been the
last to follow their example. does not make us un-
worthy Of them nor incapable OF meuiing our III
bCriV and achieving our Independence.
O.
FRANCISCO AGUERO ESTRADA
IBALDO ARrEAGA PIMA.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune.
The Cuban Revolution.
Ngw.ORLRANS, FRIDAY,

Ngw-CRLEANS, Friday, July 25.
By the arrival Of The steamer Falcon to-day. from
Havana. We learn that the patriots had several en-
gagemtntS With the government troops. In one bat
tie II Is reported that not less than three hundred ot
the latter were killed Many of the goyeTa mont
troops had loned the revolutionary movement The
Governor Of MaianZas states, IN communication 10
the Captain General. tha, the citizens are coming
forward promptly 10 defend the csiy against the IN
surgeniS.
private letter has been received here from
highly influential American merchant IN Havana,
stating that the Spanish Government IS enieavorlng
10 smother the particulars of the recent outbreak At
Puerto Principe IN order To prevent creating SEN
SatiOn IN the United States The insurrcctonary
movement represented n being quite formidable.
Americans have been for some time pas, drilling the
insurgents.
It's said that ship from Ncw-Nork, with arms
and ammunition for the insurgents had succeeded IN
landing her cargo Several others daily expect
directions. Two Spanish officers of high rank had
been imprisoned on suspicion OF fayorng The inS,ir-
gents
II is reported that an American had been garrotef.
on suspicion Of being concerned IN the Insurrechon'
any movement.
CHARLEsroN. Friday, July s5.
The following Is an extracted VI letter dated
HAVANA, Tuesday, July I2-3 L VI
TIE natriots attacked Col Contc, who WAS rafting
his troops across rIver near Puerto Principe, and
killed three hundred. and took the Colonel AMI other
officers prisoners. The GacstI announces another
outbreak in the vuca ArTlbu, Several companies
have gone over.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
PHILADELPHIA.
Hard Tlght-Burstng of a BalioOn-The Strike
at atGloucester-Deaths-Ma and Stocks.
correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunds

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADBLPHIA, Sunday, July y.
A rather severe fight occurred at Seventh
and 81. Mary sts., on Friday night, between Police
Officer Allen and VIGOROUSLY wicked coloret man
named Joseph Anderson, whom he was cndeavorng
10 arrest for dISoTdeIly conduct. During the con-
fci, Anderson was 80 seriously injured ~ the ON
GERS mace ;ha. he had 10 be taken 10 the Hospital.
As Mr.. Wise. the aerOnaUt, was preparing 10 make
topical aScenslons, With ms mammoth balloon on Fri
day, the balloon burst; IN consequence Of continued
friction of the cords of the net, near the faFe on top
The Gloucester Factory operatives. who have
been for The past few weeks on strike Tor hours,
sui hold out Means viii shortly be adopted IN this
[ .,y and amdcn, 10 Afford them pecuAiary reLef
Durng the week ending Yesterday. there were 201
deaths IN the CITY and Liberties OF Philadelphia
Cholera lnianium, 80 consumption 10 cOIvui-
Sicns. l3 dlarThoa, tys0n:cry. - '-riet fever,
; typhuS, S.lll born, 10 Nhoop!Rg cough,
o;her diseases leo.
The FLoURUa has undergone 10 change. The et-
Jori demand limited. and ,ne onlv ale reported
l. lot Of flesh ground at - Dbl or STOCK Ind 70"
Gently ground held 49, Ihr sales for consumption
aye cofnsd o. sruc lots th the range of 2Jrf - 5r
aud brands and q = for fancy New
NorA. RYE FL0UR = dpI At s.. and to2N MztL
at 81. 4 tlL MhEAr continues lnIi~d demand We
quote new Red u r. Sc. and " .-e - SGsJc 4 1t 81
ol! BED sold eoc bssael W further sales u r.
cargo Cf Yellow CORN sC.d - .Jc. Tie market nearly
t.rc In OATs chGn-e 4 small sale u Ncss PC1x -
CT southern markets sales Of Stcs have neen made -
and slo. ers a, 1.c e, cash but holders aa.nt
iurihcr advance Small sales Il LAID 5ls AMI itfcfs
a; &C h WHISKY steady Sa.ts c. csls u Il a. bids
2ysc
500 Clty -, 2 81 Head hRd e. 70. - " Beaver
Meadow RlSd - 70 Harrisburg kRd Al NoErsto-sn.
RRd 49, Manu- ard Mech 81, =, arm sad ech
e.. .6.c5 Rsafrs RR. z7:
>,conG Bocrt->i3 ooo Penn IS. 9et Sc.o10 Cam anl
AMI o.. &c. g 100 SuSi Cana, l. 5e Morfs CAsl, IT,
= NoTrlstOvn. RID 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
FAlLuRE OF THE INDIAN TRE,IY.-We

FAILuRE OF THE INDIAN TRE,IY.-Ne
learn from i gentleman direct from s.. Paul. Nm
nesOia saws tie -. LOUIS Times lath inst tina. on
The 4y he left letter received from Gov Ram
sew announcing the entire failure of the cOntemPlai
eIlndian treaty. W.5eSha. Sioux chief who wlecs
an extensive influence had declared MS intention Of
having nothing 70 60 with the oyer;lres OF other In
dams or OF the Government. Gov. Ramsey was eI-
peeted 10 arrive at 81; Paul. with the Commissioners
on Wednesday aS'. HIS next endeavoE would oe
to persuade the Chlppewas. who had moved back TO
their old lands in Minnesota. 20 vacate them and re-
Turn TO their proper hunting grounds These treaties
and foretures OF treaty are costing the Government
deal Of money. in the way OF presents, coinmission
&c. Less than a wear ago Mr.. Rice received some
hundred thousand dollars for removing, or promising
10 remove these very Chippewas. and now We SUP
pose the same lucrative fare mus De en,c'ei over
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Further from the Par West.

Sr LOUIS, Saturday, July 70.
Additional accounts from the borders OF the Rocky
Mountains announce that the health OF Fort Laramio
was good although few cases Of cholera hal occur
red among the soldiers. The trains were generally
getting along well. Messrs Aubefy and Haws had
recovered their health. The cholera had appeared
among the Kansas tribe Of Indians Nr. Mitchell,
Indian agent, with large company, len here last
evening 10 Try 10 effect treaty with all he Indian
tribes near the Rocky Mountains. Col. Campbell
Will leave ln a few DAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Still Another DISPATCH.

tHARLEsT0N, Friday, July 2j.
Ep. y. l. SUs There has been sent by the lisa
bel paper printed few minutes before her leaving,
stating that the patriots had been defeated IN one Of
their positions THIS Is false II printed by or
der Of the Government 10 deceive the people Of the
United States
The patriots defeated the Spanish troops IN an en-
for twelve hours, with but few firearms, making
many prisoners among them the Colonel Of the
Fifth Regiment. The patriots had many wounded
and FIVE Killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Later from Havnna-Arrivni or the Isabel.

tHARLESrON, Fnday July .
The steamer Isabel, short of coal, has arrived At
Savannah She brings later adyices from Havana,
from which We learn that portion of Col. Contes
regiment consisting OF nine officers and thlrty men,
had been taken prisoners AT Port Principe by the
insurgents We ledm by passengers on the Isabel
that the reported successes OF the Patriots ara great
ly exaggerated, and that at Havana the Government
were fully prepared for any emergency Etectuh
measures being taken Ia suppress the nsuTtec-
tlon. and no alarm was felt as TO tho issue. The
markcls N IIay lnA are unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
TADvERTfSEMTSr.l

WASHINGTON HIGHrs. - Our readers
VIII notice under the head of Sales by auction
an advertisement Of 8 splendid mansion IN the
Twelfth Ward, TO be sold at the Merchants Tx
change, Tomorrow This property Is admirably
situated OF fine slope OF three acres, on the bank
of the Hudson. II IS worthy the attention OF the
merchant who is desirous to secure profitable IN
vesment and proximity to business, in nelghoor-
hood remarkable for romantic and varied scenery
ard healthful position. From, the verandah OF the
house most enchanting prospect may al az times
be onjOycd The rail cars are frequently seen rusl-
ing round the base OF the slope numerous vessels
and steamers are plowing the majestic river ior
miles beyond while the remarkable oasatc eleVa-
tons Immediately opposite form pleasing contrast
TO some of the most valuable country seats on lhe
river The improvements around this vicinity are
very extensive, and have been pushed rapidly ana
there is no place IN this country where all the con
yeniences OF the city with the advantages oi inc
country may be enjoyed more than at Washington
H.phtS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
yeryInteresting from Texas, &c.

NEw-ORLEsss, Friday, July %, 1871.
Adyices from Texas 10 the 18th inst. announce that
great excitement prevailed at Rio Grande IN con
sequence Of the Mexicans refusing 10 deliver up
runaway slave. IL Is said there ZOO mgtves in
Mexico. An armed party OF Texans had threatened
TO capture Preside The political feelngln Texas Is
running very high. The prospects Of the growing
crops are favorable.
The steamship Alabama sailed from this port TO-
d2y, for Chaeres.
Gen Twlggs arrived IN NeW-Orleans yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Interesting Southern Items.

BALTINORE, sunday, July IT.
The New Orleans mail rs late as due has arrived.
The schooner Robert Spcddon, al New Orleans FROM
Vera Cruz, brought $25, ,0O0 III specie. Late Mexi-
can papers state that Government has received an
official letter from Mr. Webster. relative To the Ca
ray Tehuantopcc grant IN which he takes decided
stand against It's annument.
The Virginia Convention has again refused 10 70
cnnslder lhc Ba.ls IOmnromIse aneaLOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Jenny Lind Concert Ticket saie--Madsm
Bishop. &c.

BuYYALO, Saturday, July %.
The Jenny Lind Concert excitement II very great
IN this CITY. The tickets for Monday evening have
been all sold-some Of them high as SO each. By
speculators. The crowd around the ticket Office vas
so great that several strong men tainted. During
the rush, a church deacon, Mr. Gu, got Jamned In
The crowd and fell dOwn insenslble. He lies IN
very precarous condition.
Jenny Lind Is al the Falls, where She will reinzis
III Monday.
Madame Anna Bishop Will also giye Concert m
Buffalo on Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

NACATIoN.-- The summer vacation of the
Fnst District Schools commenced on Friday last.
The vacation of the other districts Will commence
next Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

Ran AwAY-The wife of Patrick Dona-
gan OF Navy-s, ran away on Friday night with s6o
OF Patrick's money. As the husband was drunk al
the time, he meets with little sympathy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Captain NaQle Indicted.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, July IT.
Ten indictments have been found against Captain
Magic, for money frauducntly obtained from Coy.
eminent The whole amount thus obtained - said
to be s2,900 He was required 10 find bail IN si,V)o,
and for default was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
fIYe nj Piftsbur2h

PIrTsBURoH, Saturday, July 10.
This morning the extensive lumber yard Of Rsy-
nods & Porter. on the bank OF the Allegheny, took
hre and was damaged 10 the amount OF $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SICATED.l

TIE GREAT AMERICAN Lock Ar THE
WORLDS ExHIBIr1oN.-We learn by 4 letter from
the intelligent correspondent Of the Ph.hfepliG
North AmtricGr. written IN London that the gre a
Lock controversy had not yet terminated, Chu9D y
Bramah were both comparatively silent, and appear
10 fear the result OF Tq Of their respective LOCKS
with MeSSTs \. &. Hobbs, Day & Newells Agent
the latter gentleman having BIS instruments ready,
and is ONLY waiting for 4 notice from the Committee
aruointod and approved by MessrS. Hobbs and
Bramah to proceed 10 open the Master L'rt Of
Bramah The members Of the Institution of Nc
chanical Engineers Of Great Britain held special
meeting al the rooms Of the Society OF Arts on
Monday last. where Mr. Paul Hodge. the well
known Civil Engineer, read an important paper
upon locks and fully demonstrated that me fdtent
Bank Lock Of MessTs Newell & Day OF Newly orr
was the only lock that could not be picked. Mr.
Hodge stated that the principle on which all modern
locks are constructed can be traced back nearly four
thousand years. The three best locks manufactured
in England during the last thirty years were those
of Baron. Bramah & Chubb and the invention OF
each Is based on the principle OF the old Egyptian
lock Mr.. Hodge then proceeded to show the lnSe-
curt, OF English lock, generally and TO explain the
superior merits Of the Newell Lock, rs differing IN
ali respects IN the principle upon which Is based
and constructed from any thing which had yet ap-
reared IN England and SAID that Neweils Parautop-
tie Bank Lock, which Is now exhibited IN the trys-
tai Palace, a most perfect se-r'tv against the
burglar and was undoubtedly the only lock that
could not by any possibility be picked or forced by
gun-powter.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
s,r,ou, Railroad Accident.

LEVIsToy, Pa, satufday' july y;
The passenger tram on this road ran into Ihe
,,e,sht TIN = Fnnt.ngton yesterday, tearing one
OF he saggaae cars to pieces. Thomas hiieneu'
The baggage master, had leg broken ano "aS no o'.e,-
wIse seyiously injured and a passenger On MS way
- ,I,ornsr hsd ms Scull badly fractured.
The Engineer and fireman saved themselves oy
Jumping oh. . ..Ao,,,, - ,hc.. 49,. T..
The blame Is attributed "hoip !" '""'e VINO hao
,he rnanagement Of the freight.