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We have great pleasure in publishing the
following correspondence, 50 highly creditable
to the parties concerned. The present was IN
deed handsome one. albeit the letter an
nouncing ii is so modest and unPretendlng.
The 1eply Of Mr. Webster shows how true is
his heart to every patriotic impulse, and how
ardently he is devoted to the Constitutions of
his country, and the perpetuity Of this Union.
His eloquent words and impassioned aspirations
will find response in every patriotic heart,
and they make one more than ever admire the
man who feared no personal consequences when
his country's veal demanded his services:
New YoRK Feb. IA, 1851.
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER:
DxAs Sra: number Of the citizens Of New
York, without distinction Of party, beg sleave,
through the undersigned, TO ask your acceptance
of carriage, harness, and horses, which have been
selected for you small token Of the high csti-
nation in which they hold your long course of
public services in the councils of the nation, the
expounder of the Constitution and the defender Of
the Union.
II must be a source of great qualification to you
TO know that in the crisis which has just passed,
your bold and manly course in espousing the great
cause Of the Union, and its recent compromise, at
the peril of loss of favor with section Of that party
with which you have ever acted, and whose princi-
pies you have ever maintained, has met with the
warm approval and cordial support of your coun-
trymen at large.
That your valuable life may be long spared 10
your family and your country, 10 the ardent wish
of your friends, whom we represent, and Of our
selves. We are, dear sir, your obedient servants,
VIM. M RICHARDS,
SAM'L E. SPROULLS,
CHAS. A. STETSON,
CHAS IT, A. RODG Frs.
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FnoM Aux CAyEs.-Captain Perry, Of the brig
of the government treasury having taken place the
day previous to his departure (5th instantly at Co.
naives. The robbers had not been caught ut the
last accounts.--Nesp York Journal Commerce, gath.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT

COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
To be given at CARUSPS SALOON on THURSDAY
EvENING, March 81, 1851, at 8 o'clock precisely,
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CHOW.
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Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RAILnoAD--The organi
cation of the western branch Of the Ohio and Mis-
sisspp Railroad, according to the charters OF Illi
nois and Missouri, was to take place on Saturday
last at ST. Louis The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"The prospect is that the city of st Louis in its
corporate capacity, will subscribe $500,O00, and
that large private subscriptions will Immediately
be made. Books will be opened in this city for
further private subscriptions. We also learn that
large amounts will be obtained along the route.
There has been great change in public opinion
since the charters have been obtained for the great
line Of railroad all tho way from Baltimore, Md,
to the western limits of Missouri. This line of
railroad does not vary over fifteen miles from
straight line from Baltimore to Missouri, and its
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designed her to be, the greatest inland city of the
whole continent of America"
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Deafh Of Mr.. Suudarn.

BUFFALO, March 20, p. MIR Ferdinand Suy-
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died here this morning Of an attack of pleurisy.
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FACE NEGnoEs.-The Legislature of Delaware
has passed law to prevent free negroes from
coming into that State, hereafter to reside, under
penalty of $50. The offender, in case he DO I'M
able to pay the fine, is to BIO sold beyond the limits
of the State, for sum sufficient to pay the fine
and all costs. The law is not to affect seafaring
men, servants, or persons entering the State tenn
porarily for the purpose Of trade. Any captain Of
d vessel taking free negro into the State to at
tend camp or other meeting, is subject, under
this law, to fno Of 5000.
AnaIvAL OF THE Later from Ha-
vana and San Juan.-The steamship Promctheus,
Capt. Miner, from Chagrcs, via Havana, arrived at
this port this morning.
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outward in eight days; returning left Chagres
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The Prometheus brings 325 passengers, and a
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| The health of San Juan was good.
Nf,p York ErnrrSs 9TH,
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MOUNT HOPE, an Historical Romance; by G..
lvl H. HoIlistcr.
Mary Bell, Franconia Story; by Jacob Abbott.
London Labor and tho London Poor; by Henry
Mayhem. Part2
Mar &c FRANCK TAYLOR,
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The BANNER STATE OF THE CoMrnoMIsA.-Thc
Washington correspondent of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce, in a recent letter, says:
" Mr.. Webster has been complimented by the
Maryland constitutional Convention, now in SEES
sion at Annapolis with an invitation to public
dinner, which he has accepted. The dinner will
take place on Tuesday, and will be Of sufficient in
tcres to attract many visitors to the ancient capital
Of Maryland.
"Thc people Of Maryland might claim for that
State the honor of being the banner State Of the
Compromise of 1850 In no State wero the Com
promise measures hailed with moro universal salts
steady and warm support. If the measures are
deemed wise and patriotic, the men who projected
and carried them through arc also to be held in
just estimation; and Maryland will, therefore,
show her marked regard for the man who really
hazardcd moro than any other, by his bold and
timely stand in support of those measures"
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The celebrated Vocal Society of Baltimore,
THE LIEDER-KRANTZ,
Represented by about forty of its principal mem
bers, having most kindly volunteered it's friendly
and valuable aid this occasion; and in order to
render this Concert still more attractive and de-
serving of public patronage, Professor Lenschow
has obligingly consented to play Solo on his prin
cipal and favortc instrument, the Trombone.
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VIM. and WIN. II. Lewis, OF New York, N. "
For design for Pedcstals and Columns.
Joseph Pratt, Of Boston, Mass.-For design for
Parlor Crates.
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DENTISTRY.
TIE the Citizens of Minnesota.

HAVING been actively engaged in the ssEs.s1
Il practice of Dentistry ior the past
twenty years, and in perfecting many va-QI TTY~D
urbic improvements IN the mechanism Of '-A-A1
the is hoped that this long experience in profess
sion so necessar, supplying the OF intelligent
community, will entite confidence and sup
port.
1t is respectfully suggested your consideration, if
there advantages arising from the enplO yment of
resident artist well known in his profession in prefer
iineranI vendors OF dentistry especially this,
that all operations conded to my hands warranted
Ol speciic period and accident occurring during
thai .,ne will be cheerfly remedied without any extra
charge For my Manufacture of superior mineral teeth,
various Improvements in the construction for, and
the mouth OF artificial teeth in pos
sble style, the highest premiums were arted the
fairs of the Mechanics Institute in Missouri
Entire of teeth line gold plates, with without
gums inserted true principle OF Atmospheric Pres
sure restoring the lost powers OF nastcaton and utter
ssAchng teeth when liberated, instantly relieved
the nerve, exposed destroyed with very little pain
subsequent filing up will render them highly useful but
in order thai mn benefit may be derived from the filling
Of c;rious teeth II must he done before the tooth has
achcd hence both safer aud economical to sub
iecf teeth TO the occasional inspection OF dem
tst who most certainly your tceth money! and
world Of unnecessary pain, by thus early arrestng the
of decay II these precautions were strictly OBJ
served tooth would be lost where now, through
reckless indifference TO the care Of the teeth, thousands
are yearly extracted.
Most particular paid to the regulating OF chdrens
teeth during the second dentIton, attention 10 which
will be Of infinite value to them in after life.
Teeth extracted 10y the careful Use Of instruments OF
very Improved construction.
For safe superior article OF tooth Powder, possessing
the requisites for preserving the teeth and preventing
The formation of tnrtar offensive to the BREATH and in
curious to the gums.
WIN. ii. JARVIS, Dentist.
IL Office and residence Fifth between JAG kson and
Roberts streets, st. Paul. Minnesota Territory.
july 81, 1881. IS
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DIED,

IS. p,ll. on the l4th inst, HANNAH Al
,.,...r e Thos P. and Margaret Reed,
agej see,s.
4..-, =, al, on the 18th inst, Alice, daush-
.,,.. and Sarah Rich, sged months.
,-t, d. hal float \ little wsy
.., he stream Of time,
,- ,.v eyes, waichin: the riPples play,
NJ their fairy chime;
Ter slender sail
Se'er felt the gale;
... ,nt float a little way,
.1l ltting ie the shore,
.ta. Il twas early day.
.r,c. !mly on her way,
80 as ell with us no more. -
s-S.irt raul, on the l+th inst, LUTHErtA
.lt...4,u o..iy surviving child Of w. ID. and Anna
5a. 4ged one year. ftftaa
"a ...s twas lent to bloom awhile.
,rl less its little sphere,
tea with lis inppy smile
ref aud joyous year.
.u flower to iinger here.
light blessing given
,ided meath Angels care,
AuI looms again in Heaven"
40 Pains ia Chen, Wis, on the lth inst,
t,s "a, IS Of one week, Col. DANIEL q.
Ty~ruo. ed SO years and months.
.t..,,a.. Dhia, on the 9Th inst, Hon. MICHAEL
RVS. ~ nois. in The s5th year Of his age.
l.- lnihony, on the 18th uit., Mrs. SA.
lras H.-. .DEL1., wife Of Edwin Ramsdell
a. .r-h,er Of Washington and Mary Ge;chelI
.r.L g.. sen ) and months.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Al Saint AuthOuy

TyHIS LARGE HOTEL. one of the most spa
l. cious in the Northwest, is at length CON-
pleted and furnished, and is now, open for the
public At the bar, in the parlor, in sleeping ar
rangements, at the stable, and in every depart
ment of the establishment, tue proprietors will
spare no pains and no expen e to s1it the wishes
and convenience of travellers and it will not be
for want of a desire to please, il they do not
make the house agreeable to finiiies and others
during their stay with them, who are visiting the
romantic scenery of the Falls, in pursuit of health
or pleasure. 2-l3u
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NATHAN SPICER,

EEWEIEER & MATCHMAKER, at the sign Of the
- Big Watch Third street, neal door to the st. Paul
Drug store, 10 prepared TO make gold and silver watches
rings Spoons short notice. Also To repair the
same well music boxes shell combs, finger rings
bracelets, On ear-drops.
N $. also Keeps for sale great variety Of Jewery,
perfipery. and whateve. goods usually cnquired for
at Jewellers.
lime A75l l0-ly
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GARDEN 4 JOHNSON,

Diapers and Tasor, Jackson street Rtar,Y Opposite
the Minnesota store,
II RESPECTFULLY announce 20 the people Of Mime
h Territory, that they have formed CoPartner-
shin for the purro.c carrying She Merchant Tail
org business where they oeT for sale, and employ
perienoed vorkmeB 10 make into garments, cheap tot
cash, the follow ing named articlcs
FRENCH English and American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassinees great variety OF rich vcstnes,
Shirts, Collars, Drawers. Undcr-shirts, SuspeDders
Gloves Cravsts, Hats a variety OF goods for
clothing, and mary articles rot mentioned, which foi
aentncss DURABILITY and IT. cannot be surpassed by
i'm the trade. Thankful for past ayors, they solicit
continuance of the same.
tf-t THOMAS GARDEN,
r. X. JOHNSON.
s. Pabl. Jnnc S. 1851.
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THE STONE STORE.

NeU Goods at Lou Prices.
". SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
sp has inst received entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Boots s. Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
of MI kinds, etc, which he invites the 1T
tcnton of purchaser.
June 70, ls)l. (lo)
LIQUORS.
DORT, Madeira, Claret Mals-a and other Wines old
L pale CognaC, Fourth Pr.of aud Baldwn's Ameri-
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, etc. For sale
low by june 26-(i0) j. ~. SIMPSON,.
H<ROCERFES-Tea,S Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molasses,
" Rice, For sale low by
June It, QO j. ". SIMPSON.
H ETCHUPS, Peppcrssuce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
AA Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 90 Q0) j. w. SIMPSON.
large lot of Bedsteads constantly hand and for
N sale by june l6.-<iO j. ~. SIMPSON.
EACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, AWAY s
ND on hand and for sale by
June To- (l0) J. ". SIMPSON,.
U.NsMtIY FLOUR, Elksjer and other brands;
June iS. Clo) j. ~, SIMPSON.
fine OF boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
"A bootees misses. boys and childrens shoes, to which
june &C. Go) JW. SIMPSON.
DEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
HS, June rs j. ~. SIMPSON. q
EVREsH butter and eggs, neal western reserve
II cheese, etc, for sale low 10y
June 20. (io) j. w. SIHPSOb.
lNOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u June e. j. ~. SIMPSON
UDURE and No !, lead. glass, putty and nails always
June a. j. IT. SIMPSON
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sIrERIrF's SALE.

EDY virtue Of execution me directed cut OF the
- District Court ol Ramsey county, upon Judgment
recovered in sand Court the 18th DAY of November
1850 in favor of James W. Hutton and Daniel Holland
Plaintiffs; and against Arson Northup Defendant FOL
the of seventeen hundred and twenty dollars
and costs Of suit shall expose for sale Public Ven
due the highest cash bidder Saturday the 9th day
Of September next at O'Clock, p NJ the property OF
which said plaintiffs in said suit, flied their mechanics
lien in pursuance of the satate being certain House
standing Lots numbered i've and six In block No 10
IN the village Of 81. Anthony AT the premises deserib
ed, to satisfy said execution.
&. r. V. LUfL,
Sheriff Of Ramsey Co, Min. Territory.
M,srERsoS & siMoSs Atty's for Plaintiffs.
st. Paul, July II, 1851. i5-it
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oysters. OYSTER SOUP. SARDINES-
~ and other eatahies-~also, paa,abe FLUIDS at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House
Saint Paul =
The subscriber has fitted up the establishment, without
reference TO expense, expressly pleasant retreat
vher. .ssomething rc"i be ha9 quietly and coat
Eortablv, 80 cat 10 drink, of to snohe.
November, 1880. y MONft
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Midscay betreen Sc. Paul and Still,Cater,
dogs leave to say to strangers whiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commoduiion Of the public, and being situated
in the midst Of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish. and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed puriiy--he hopes TO
see company from abroad, rs well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. .e WHO
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FARM FOR SALE.

will sell my Farm the road from st. Paul to ST.
Ahhony now under lease Ia A. u. Foster, and at q
convenient distance tn both places, well Mendoza
10 cleared and under fence and in crops this
The qualify Of the soil is equal II not superior,
the road and Is surpassed for agricultural
purposes in Minnesota IL has nnfaing pond of good
water some acres in extent, and good ogcabn, &c
Persons wishing To purchase will please apply to
by letter, at kenoSaa, (latc Sonthportl Wisconsin
ROBERT ID. CLARKE.
July 81, 1851. l5-tf
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a Bells. linsecJ Oil--On hand and for sale by
" Jul, 5. GEORGE c. S7'ROTHER.
30 BsLs Pntty-(ln bladders) on hard ard Tor sale
d a BBIs. spirits Turrcntue--on hard aud for sale
u ivy 0u, 81 GEORGEC- SIR0THER-
= BILLS Lard Oil--On hand and Tor sale By
~ JULY 8. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
= BBls. Cincinnati Gine--On h@nd and for sale ny
- july 3 GEORGE c. SIROTNER.
- BRIs. sperm Oil---On hand and for sale by
- July B. GEORGE c STRoTHER.
a Hr this sweet Oil-On hand ard for sylc by
E July 9. GEORGE {. SFROTHER.
. BBIS. Fish Oil---Ou hand and for sale by
eD July g. GEORGE c. S1'POTNER.
DnA KEGS 81. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
AOO On hand and for sale ny
july g. GEORGE c. STROTUER.
HG1 Boxes Window Giass-(Assorted sizes} on
u ~ Il hand aid for sale by
July s. GEORGE C. STRoTHER.
q Boxes CASTLE Soap--Ou hand and for sale by
q July 3. GEORGEC. STROTHEP.
e Baskets Olive Oil-On hand and for sale by
" july ,. GEORGE {. STROiUER.
ODD OZS. xulph. Quinine--On hand ard for sale
Il 40 by jnly ;. GEORGE c. STEOTHER.
"A bss Queeu C,ty yarnish-On hand aud fer sale b
n July 3. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
h Jul, B. GEoRGE c. STRoTHER.
80 hf ibis Castor OiI---On hand and for sale by
6 July 3. GEORGS :, c. STRO9'HER.
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KIrTsoN,s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

vuyHIs desirable ground, k ing in the central and
advantageous part Of the basin of ST. Paul, where
must be principal business OF the
town. and aordDg also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the BENCH for dwelling houses;
viewed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
dspu,es and dsputabc at reasonably low prices
upsn liberal terms of credit, for most of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
dition uiil be furnished At the rotary on easy
terms CHARLES II. CAKES
Agent for Propretors.
81. Paul, July 81, 1851 Is
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"ouI.D respectfully announce to the citizens o
w st. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have just opened fresh und splendid stock Of choice
Liquors consisting Of the best quality of Brandies Gin
Whisky, Rum, Wines, Cider De Also, Groceries and
Provisions Of every description which they offer for sls
at the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
from the country, respectfully Invited to give them
call.
IL Store ON Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. Paul. Aug. Z, 1851. l6-tf