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BALTIMORE, May II.
The President and cabinet arrived here this
morning en- route for New York. They were
received at the outer depot by committee of
the councils, and escorted to Barnum's hotel. A
salute of 100 guns was fired 10 honor of their
arrival. Mayor Jerome met the President at
Barnum's, and addressed him in a neat speech,
to which Mr.. Fillmore replied in appropriate
terms and, in the course of his remarks, highly
complimented his cabinet officers. o.
The distinguished visitors will rath Phila-
delphia at 8 p. M, where gran Hgeception
awaits them.
The weatheris very warm, but more moderate
than yesterday.
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BosToN, Nav 1919 P. M.

BOSTON, May III P. NJ.
Letters from Port Prayo to the Sd of April,
state that the Portsmouth, the Dale, and the
Porpoise, were at Port Prayo, and the squadron
was actively endeavoring to suppress the slave
trade, but notwithstanding all their vigilance, it
was still carried on to considerable extent in
the southern part of the island. On the arrival
of the Germantown, the Portsmouth will return
to the United States. The officers and crew of
the vessels were all WELL
The southern press., 1851-05-14
From the London Punch.
Yankee Doodle In 1851.

from inc LOUdOU utCh.
Yankee Doodle In 1851.
ACCORDING TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Yankee Doodle's come to town,
To see the Exhibition,
And strike blow at England's crown,
By stirring up sedition.
The famous .Nep York Herald see,
Whose EDITORS noodle,
Or Queen Victoria Is throne will be
Upset by Yankee Doodle. :, ;.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, Doodle, d.
Old John Bull, our wares TO show,
Invites our glorious nation,
And we've accepted, no ways slow,
The loafer's invitation.
We've produce to display, that shall
Amaze. your cotton spinner
Our natiue raw ma te-ri-at-
Our muscle, bone, and simmer.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, DC.
That there stuff, them genuine goods,
The sile offreedom reared on,
Cut out an empire from the woods,
The greatest ever heerd on.
Light work to fell the British oak,
For arms with might SO gifted
The sleeves is tucked up for the stroke,
guess the axe is Iifted.
Chorus-YankeeD Doodle, &c.
Yankee Doodle, in ship,
Is come from New York city,
And if he should repent his trip,
reckon it's pity;
OF socialists he brings a crew,
To kindle agitation
Reds, chartists, anti-rentists, too,
WI = 81 ,>-aach rapudiation
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &c.
Socialistic tracts, much more
Combustible than rockets,
Are stuffed, with bowie knives in store,
In Yankee Doodle's pockets.
With schemes and projects for new
Britannia constitution,
And plenty Of revolvers tn
Effect the revolution.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &c.
Yankee Doodle builds his hopes
Upon the great discussions
OF Britishers about the Pope's
Aggression and pretensions;
On Manufacturer every seat
So ready for rebelling
For very hunger-now that wheat
At such price is selling :,
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &C.
Yankee Doodle is no fool,
He's up to all that's doing;
Full well he knows what Liverpool
And Manchester are brewing;
Their own republic they re to form,
And cut the Queens connections;
And he intends to guide the storm,
And leads the insurreetion.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &c.
A mob once sack d the Tuieries,
Another might the Palace,
realize, with perfect ease,
And never mind the gallows.
To get the troops engaged in town
In quelling this connection,
And then on Manchester drop down,
Is Yankee Doodle's notion.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &c.
Yankee Doodle come to town,
In all his force and power,
He means to burn the Abbey down,
Bank, Parliament, and Tower.
Oh yes-and fire the Thames as well,
Or, my what fibs e-tarnal
That catawampous print to tell {!
Our screamin New York jarnal.
Chorus-Yankee Doodle, &c.
The southern press., 1851-05-14

The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply be-
tween San Francisco and ports in Oregon, await
ing at the former port the arrival Of the mails and
passengers from Panama, and returning without
delay with the mails and passengers for the steam
er from San Francisco -.
regular line Of propellers will be kept up foe
the transportation OF freight and transient passen-
gers between Panama and San Francisco.
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS,
Of 500 tons burthen, now under charter TO the
company, and peculia ly commodious in her cabin
arrangements, will be kept running as an extra
family boat.
One of the above steamers will keep up the con-
nection between Acapulco and the other Mexican
ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be main
tanned by the United States mail steamships
GEoRGik 5000 tons. CRESCENT CRY 800 tons.
ONO . 1900 tons. CHERoKEE l 800 tons.
EMPIRECITr2, 900 tons. Pm LADELrHIA l,l00 tons.
Leaving New York for Chagres on the llth
and Goth Of each month.
The new teamships Ell DORADO and FAIL
CON will form a direct line between New Or
leans and Chagres, leaving at such periods as with
insure as little detention possible on the 18TH
mus, and forming with the Pacific steamships
through line TO and from New Orleans, and ports
in Mexico, California and Oregon. Passages from
New Orleans can be secured from Armstrong,
Lawrason & Co, agents, at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York To
San Francisco has been reduced from
S400, in state rooms, to $500.
$3.50, in lower cabin, to $3.50.
5000, in steerage, to Sl6J,
The rates from New York to Chagres will be
at the lowest adopted by any safe sea steamer be-
tween those ports.
For choice Of berths, apply at the Office OF the
Company, 81 and IS South street, and at their
agency, III West street
a pril 26--tf
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PHIL.ADELPHIA. Nav u.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL.
The President and cabinet arrived here at 8
o'clock this evening. Statutes We're fired from
Fort Miffiin and the navy yard. An immense
civic and military procession escorted them to the
u 8. hotel. The President being called for,
made brief speech. Mr.. Webster also spoke
They leave for New York at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
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NAvAL.-We learn from the Norfolk Courier
that the U. S. steam frigate Susqut hanna, Capt.
Inman, got under way from the navy yard on
Saturday, about IL NJ, and went down the river
on trial trip. She is splendid specimen Of
naval architecture, and attracted the attention of
a large crowd, who thronged to look at her.
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The MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEsT PoNT-
A register Of the officers and graduates Of the
U. S. Academy at West Point from March is,
1902, to January /, 1851, gives the following
information:
The total number Of graduates during the
period embraced in this register is ,449. OF
these, 81 are now in service, 449 resigned, 24S
died in service, 60 were killed in battle, So have
been disbanded, discharged, I3 dropped, Is
dismissed, cashiered, and declined their COM
missions.
The following are the professions and oc-
equations in which some of the graduates Of the
military academy have been engaged since leav-
Ing the military service:
"Foreign minister ! (; governor of State l !;
mayors 4 members Of Congress 8; members
OF State legislatures, Al presidential electors,
Q; United States civil officers, 49, State officers,
%; judges, s; attorneys and councillors at law,
80 presidents of colleges, &C., s.; principals
of academies and schools, Of professors, teach
ers, &c, So; clergym n, including one bishop,
10; physicians, 8; authors, IL; editors, II ;
artist, I ; presidents Of railroad or canal COM
panies, 8; chief engineers of States, 8; chief
engineers of railroads or canals, 49, civil en-
gineers, 1907 merchants, 80; cashiers Of banks,
2; planters and farmers, Sc; manufacturers,
Is military storekeepers, a; officers in the
volunteer service, "a; officers of militia, 49,"
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n sTEELE. Halter.
23l King 81. Charleston, s. c.

A0&fA A NENlLEmB N Wisning 10 purcn-
III ase beautiful new style Spring
Hat for 1851, made in Southern State, are invited
to call above.
French Imported Hats.
few cases Of fine light French Hats, imported
FOR my fashionable retail trade.
Sira,o Department.
This department comprehends all the newest
styles of Pansmss and Leghorns for gentlemen,
youths, and infants, OF new styles, manufactured
undermy own direction. -
STEELE'S HAT HALL,
March S--4tsw Charleston, s,
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PH1LAnRLpHIa Ma,

PHILADELPHIA, May II.
The stock market to-day is heavy-sales of
$4,000 Susquehanna Canal at 60 a 65. Our
market is completely unsettled by the steamers
news, and it is impossible to give quotations
Breadstuffs have a declining tendency
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Providence. Nav u.

ThONlDENCb, May IL.
The Legislature Of this State, after session
of At days. has adjourned. A bill has beer
passed restoring Elk Governor Dorr to the rights
of citizenship. His friends are testifying their
Joy at the result by firing salute of 100 guns.
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PRINTED BY G. A. SAGE.

Office, Pennsylvania .fpenus, betioesn Third and
Foar-and-a-ha streets.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
/ ONLY through line for California and Ore
gon. 1.-THE public are informed that under the
new arrangement OF this Company, steamers in
spected nd approved by the Navy Department,
and carrying the United States mails, will CON
tinue TO leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST
and 5th days Of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, and will touch Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one of which will lie always in port at
each end of the route
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nAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Clerk House Of Representatives U. s.,
April 15-lawtJulyl
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Editorial Correspondence.

s. 3. DR. FRANKLIN No. ?, Tuesday,
Oct. 81, 9P. NJ, at head Of Upper Rapids.
] send YOU below, list of the banks Htey re-
ported to be down, for the benefit Of the people
of Minnesota, thSt they may not be taken in.
NJ y. Banks.-Ba nbridge. Cuyuga Lake,
Cor rag, Chautanque co., Commercial Bank Of
Friendship, Commercial Band Of Lockport, Far
nIsrs' Bank of Union, James Bank Of James,
vile, Lewis City Bank Of Mariinsburg, Livngs-
ton City Bank of Geneva, Merchants Bank Of
Cannandagua, Merchants Bank Miners
Bank Of Utica, Phoenix Bank Of cambridge, Sara
toga CO., Bank ef Waterford, State Bank Of Sau-
gerties, Western Bank, w. co.
NJ J. Banks.--Commercia Bank at Perth,
Peoples Bank at Patterson.
.Naryiand Banks.-Peoples' Bank of Sails
bury. Leok out for them.
We are hurrying alons-the Dubuque close
behind us, with the Galena Delegation to the
Convention. On the Franklin, we have the Du.
buque Deegntion-fne fellows; amongst whom
are his Excellcncy, Gov. Hernstead. Mr.. Night.
lngale and Mr.. Jenes, Of the Dubuqe Express
Mr.. Deyer and Mr.. Sanuels, and other gentle
men with whom, am not acquainted.
1t is now o'clock, Tuesday morning. w,
secure rooms at the Barrett IIonse--a hotel such
as we need at st. Paul We look about thi.
flourisbing town and observe the people and the
pecuiarities of The place. The trade is minc
pally retail trade, carried on with farmers from
the interior Of Iowa, who bring their produce her,
to barter. The town is about as large as Dubuqu,
and very much like it; hut we must say that III,
business part of Dubuque is better but, and til,
stores and stocks Of goods, larger. Burlington il
reaching out westward, TO concentrate here
| large share Of the trade Of Iowa; and this obec
she will surely accomplish by her vigorous etfarts
A railroad froni-here TO connect with our easteari
lines II railroads. will soon be built, and Burling
ton viii be one Of the towns. The enterprise o
this town is greatly owing to the enterprise an,
Distinguished ability Of the presses here. Oh,
bewk, Edwards Of the Burlington Hawk-Eye,
is dead; but while living, he Has no, only an abb,
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writer, but q man Of high moral courage, public
spirit and benesolence. 81
The Gazette, is also very ably conducted and
useful paper. Our readers in Minnesota, are
many of them, already acquainted with the edi-
tors of The Telegraph These gentlemen, we're
the frs, to publish here Tri-Weekly, also
Daily paper. The, Telegraph, for -neatness Of
execution, and its valuable contents, will not
suffer by comparison with any Western Journal.
Advertising aid job printing, two Of the most
towns, have here been extensively and probably
employ ed, by oil classes Of persons. Burlington
has not been content with talking, but has acted;
having built plank roads into the interior, and
having now secured the actual construction Of a
railroad, to be in use within two years, from here
20 Peoria and the Central railroad, and thus, Il
all the continent east Of US.
"WEDNESDAY MOANING, AID.
! A ,elegruphc despatch from ST. Louis. an.
nounces that the keokuck packet left there, alive
with delegates to Burlington. She will be here
tonight.
/ A large circus arrived from 81. Louis here, las
evening, and will perform here to-day. That viii
afford US some amusement, until the meeting o
the Convention Tomorrow. Dr. Rich late Of st
Paul, has been here trying to lecture on Phren
ology. Some inquiry Is made, along the river
! for cranberries. Our friends 1T ST. Paul, VIII
have them 10 SELL would do better to leave then
in small lots at the towns along the river. wa
fortunate to find Mr.. Trrell, Of st. Paul, here
who will assist me in representing Minnesota /,
the Convention Tomorrow.
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Items Of News.
From the Galena Advertiser.

NAvIGArIoN.-The up river steamboats, are
loading on freight, though reminded tina, their
fun for the season would soon be over Well ,
they have tiutered their fins indus,riously and IA
little rest will do them no harm. They will have
time this winter to file up their fukes for another
year. for they have tall work in prospect.
ANOTHER INCENpIARY TO BE HUNG!-
Justice is putting her foot most emphaticaIly on
the neck Of crime in New York. Another incen-
diary has been sentenced to be hing in Livingston
county, New York. 1t is crime that must be
stopped here, as well as elsewhere. 1t seems to
be sort of sport Of the iends to set FIRE 10 houses
to see them burn. 1t is all right to choke them
off from such indulgcnces.
| STAGE RoBBERY.-The Freeport Journal
says, that two trunks were stolen from one of the
Chicago and Gaena coaches, on the night of the
23d =, between Rockford and Twelve Mile Grove.
| Both trunks were broken open. One Of them
belonged to ID. w. Clark, Of Freeport, and con-
tanned about five hundred dollars worth of silks.
The contents Of the other were of little value,
except TO the owner.
DrED-A. Meneely, the celebrated bell-foun.
der Of West Troy. N. y, recently died ut his
residence in that place.
THE South CAROLINA ELEcrroN.-Thi,
election resulted in favor of the Co-operationists
In these days Of refined terms, il is necessary
often TO define the position Of the various absirac.
tons, and give their definitions. All parties IL
South Carolina, appear to have come to the con
clusion, that the said State has been SO sorel,
grieved and afflicted that it Of right ought to paci
up its duds and shoulder IFS traps, and tote then
out Of the Union; but there is this difference
among ,hem-one part Of them are for going of
solitary and alone, while the others conclude |,
wait for company. The former are called 'lmme
date Secessionis's.' and the latter Cooperation
lists II we are ever compelled to choose betwee
two parties, both Of which are so lean Of RICH
principle, we shall 60 Cooperation, wi,hou
doubt. Ii South Carolina will only wait till sh
can get one other State to 60 off with her, Their
is no great danger of disunion during the preseu
generation.
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The Winnebago Rumpus.

There is q set Of cut-throa,s in Minneso
to, who can get up aud circulate mon
strous lie, to subserve their selfish interests,
in less than no time. Last Tuesday, they
filed the whole Territory with all awful
cock and bull story, all how the Winneba-
goes were marching down the river, 900
strong, determined to leave the Territory
again. Gan,non; all CANNON, The fac,
is simply this: The other day at the pay
ment, Mr.. Frid!ey. the Winnebago agent,
advised the Indians to save their money, SO
As to have something to live Oh next spring,
instead of foolng It all away to the traders
now, for things they did not wand, and re-
manning destitute ali winter; to go and pitch
their lodges for the fall anil winter hunt,
kill what game they could, and when they
wanted any thing beyond what the chase
would supply, to send Il trusty agent to buy
their supplies fer the really money and
thus become in some degree independent.
The agent said TO them, 'syou must learn to
be proyilent and take care of and husband
your annuiies. Next year, your payments
will be only annual instead Of semi annual
and if you do not take care of your proper
~, you will s,arve to death. Garry away
your money and buy nothing that you do
not actually need" The Indians wisely
acted upon this ndyice--left for the hunting
grounds Of the Sioux on Crow River, where
the Sioux sell them the privilege Of hunt
ing--mads no stay at Watab, but marched
down through il, without being allured by
the wares of the Indian traders there, and
pitched their tepees opposite ltasca, for the
! fall hunt. The Watat indian traders, i'm
mediaieiy decamped from Watab, and set
their traps do,cr at Ha,ca, determined TO
have the money out of the Winnebagoes
as usual, beiore they left for their hunt.
Determined to escape from these hnrpies,
the chiefs consulted together and resolved
to ieceinp and move TO Rum River, "a
avoid the traders. They ha! not the most
distant idea Of going down below; aud the
traders knew it; but they, the traders, de-
,ermined 10 have the poor devils "stand ana
deIiper,'' sent report down 10 alarm the
whole country, that the Wiunebagoes were
marching down to Wisconsin, bng and bag
gage; and got out q military force under
Maj. Alexander, from Fort Smelling, to in
tercept and drive them bark, into the trap!
OF traders. Maj. Alexander, learning the
facts as we have above stated, returned will
his force TO Fort Smelling, no, .leeming i
necessary to lend the military force Of tn
/ Government, to the nefarious plans Of lh'
habi, of cornering them up like flock o
r sheep, 10 prey upon them.
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statos that 200, GOO have been sent the various
Town Clerks, to be used at the coming State
election--about six envelopes to every voter
The envelopes are self.sealing, and the lot assign
ed TO Boston fills five large cases, which ID bulk
measure thirty Ave solid feet. s
ASAp MIsrAKE.-Someo Of the English news
papers, having heard Of but one distinguished
..Douslass'' in the United Suites, the notorious
Fred, have confounded him with the little giant
rom Illinois; and have lately announced graveIy,
that the Hon. Frederick Douglass. a cplored gen.
tleman, is prominent candidate for the Presi-
dency.
The Franklin, No. l Capt. Lodwick, Ieft yes
ierday afternoon, with very heavy load Of pas
sengers and freight, fer St. Paul.
The scene on The landing preparatory to the
leaving Of one Of The Minnesota boats is ANNA
ted in the extreme.
preston, furnish food for many a thoughtful sug-
gsstion. The stalwart lumberman from Maine,
the thrifty and sharp trader from the land Of
steady habits, The hardy, independent mechanic
from the Empire State, the phlegmatic Hollander,
the philosophical German, the willy, scherniug
politician, full Of thoughts Of future preferment
all, at times, accompanied by hpeful, trusting
woman, who goes to share the fate Of those to
whom her life is bound by hooks Of triple steel,
often osile each other for the first time here,
this las, resting place between the crowded East
and the wide and virgin North West. Here emf
grants lay in their supplies for new home. The
loaded drays that crowd the streets, are filled
with articles as numerous and us different as the
hopes, or the motives Of those for whose comfort
or sustenance they are intended. The poverty
stricken. honest tenant Of the lower deck, il fa
content with the yellow meal, the broad side ba-
coz, that Ella execrates, and, alas! too often, the
jug or keg, filed with the tempter; the mockes
that seals their brains away For the ia
vOred of fortune, the town is searched for deIca-
cies that it scarce affords. All, like the owners,
are slowed together Those owners, a living
mass, set ont. all animated by the friend thai
never deserts--I1ope, to new land, in search OF
what is no,--iIappiDess; intent upon what bu,
grieves and ,tormepts its possessor-Fortune. The
word COntentment is not in their vocabulary.
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N. NEWRALL q CO..

wHolesALB Ds.tsRs in DRues, -MEDioIsgs, CHExf-
GAIA, PAIyTs, OILS, NAvSIsHEs aad Dys-srUFFs,
wSxpow GLASS; and PUTTY, GL.sSwAR PER
yuNEsy, FINE Scars, FINE HAIR, TOorH,
pAisr aadWHfTEu ASH Brnsags, FIELD
9AnDEN and FLowss sEEDs, Sur.
atcAL INSTRUMENTS, SrIcEs,
kSuFys, PATENT Mgss- ~
clSBe, PUnB WfNxs, etc, for HEpiegsAL PtRPosEs.
FAxcy ARTICLES, ssr's iSxs, LErrga aud Car "a.
PER, Coin and srEEa PEss end STATIONERY,
GoLD and TiS Fo'L, sAa syeai variety
Of other articles.
This the Oldest Drug establish snt NORTH of the Hi
nois river. We have done business II, this ,s since
Ia27 Physicians aud Merchants AWAY. asd AZ mi.
House, FRESH ssd USApuLrEasTEp Mcdicires. and of
she F,esT Qu Purchasers invited eAx ming
oar stock 10 larger tn other in the Northwest
and ws hsleve prices III
"a sny Who may trade with
Gnivaa, November, leJi. s-s9yi
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VuHHE subscriber would respectfully announce 70 ,he
r,.xrns Of 81. Paul and '-te rest o' niankino ha'
L., "a, received aud selling the besi stock 81 good.
,t.k an b. found in thcse aiesins eertata anu VIII
eop,inue 20 sell cheaper and less profits Than sny 10
shi, Territory either Wholesale retuii Tor casa anu
uothpg shorter. IL Consists, IN part vi tne ioue"ns
DRi-.OODSs
large and superior assortment OF isadirs ine
rre.. Goods suea Us Prints, Alpacas, Ginghais De-
.iasz Tablet French aernocs, etc Also,
,cod nssort nent Of shaws vGs hoods scaris gloves,
tcs.ery Mastias Laces, Edgings Bonnet ana zap KID
hoes dowerx pins needles snd combs OF great variety
Also. coed stock OF
corc,ting Of ovcresss, Grcss and mock coats, pants
So. ces Jackets under and overhrts Knit and iaiie
dyaws-s country made SOCKS, ETC. Also, All extensive
LADIES SHOES AND BOOTS.
Of sery variety and prices togetsr with good ass"r'
men, OF Gents Mor,cos, Csii Nip and Congress boo's
CsJL Kip and Patent Leather shoes. 10.
Yua,hs Ch,drens aud Misses shoes and boots, III grea'
Abundance. Also, = good assortment OF
HATS AND CAPS.
eonsstinr Of Fur Clota, and pash caps for men, ANA
t:lh ard glazed caps boys; silk and Buena Ns's
H.ts &c. Together with coed supply o.
ware AND GLASSW Ak r.,
Hardware and Cutlery Drugs and Medicines @roceries
and Preyisos etc, etc. all OF which, land The hail has
NO, been mentoned) Will DC sold extreney low ioI casa
x, we are going OF The trade Ia the spring i-hs'
exsn.ne our stock before making your purchases, nnc
,Su wild well psd Tor your trouble, as we are ue'cr
mined TO wage of DETERMINATION against hgh prices
store on Third street between Roberts ae ia. sson 81
''"'- ~ X. NJ. SPENCER.
G. paui November 1851.
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THE: MINNESOTA PIONEER
-tte st. PAUL, ttlinnesota,
Thursday Morning, November 6. 81.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Ca'hcart & Brother, New Liquor Store.
X. NJ. Spencer-New Goods.
Rey s. farmef-Apples.
French Il Collins--Auction and Commission
Daniel Breck-Lawyer.
Geo. w. pbel.-Estray.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stoakes-Aiilhnery.
Attachment Noti'e.
Mechanics Union Association.
II. NewhaiI s. Co., Galena-Druss.
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mcuick, Galena--Nilinary.
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