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Little Crow at WashfngtOn.

The Washington Star states that Little
Grow, the Sioux chief, during his recent visit
to that city, called to see Stanley's Western
Wilds," panoramic work still in the course
of painting. Two of the scenes happened to
be just then finished. The first seemed to Gil
him with delight; his eyes sparkled; he clap
ped his hands, for the picture was a view Of
his own village in the wild woods He point
ed out each part Of it; those Indians gaming
beneath the shade of rude tent of skins; the
squaw gathering fuel she who was dressing q
butfaloskin; the men carrying their light bark
canoe to the neighboring river, and every Incl
dent of Indian life, SO truthfully depicted be-
fore his astonishcd sight and which delighted
him. The next scene OH which he looked pro-
duced sudden change of feeling. 1t repre-
scented an Indian burial, according to the Gus
tom of his own tribe. Several figures were
raising the body Of the dead to the platform of
n scaffold, it's last restng-place. A small red
flag floating from staff by the scafold, desig-
mated it rs the receptacle of a chief. The re-
lations and friends of the deceased were grouped
below In attitudes ofgricf Little Grow gazc'l
long on this picture, in profound silence and
sorrow. lie raised his hands above his head
clasping them there, and so remained some
minutes Then rising, he staIkcd from the
room, md still without word, departed.
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Life or Daniel Webster.

The publisher. WnDrn NJ. HAYWARD. Esq.,,
Of Buffalo. lms placed on our table " The Life
Iiiloey and urcnt Orutions Of DASiEL WEI
srha" A work fitted with the thoughts. and
rccounting The incidents Of Tho life. f The
"Urent ESpoundcr." cnnhoi he other tlnn NJ.
ccpiullc 10 intelligent men Of nll parties. Mr.
llAfwAHb h IN town, nnd will soon make nr.
engagements by which those DESIRING The worl,
cnn obtain II here. 10 give our renders ui
iIeu Of tH excellence. W. have only to shy TINT
10000 copies have already been sold md ia
copy the following letter. selected from man,
others Of Ike natures
WAsHiNGTos, March II, 1854.
DEAN SIR i-1'he voimUe you sent me-, needs M
testimonial " tho value VI " contents, Devoted "
Is ~ sn,e Ut the nOiest eaNaions Of the genius
of Mr.. WEBSTER, II will command the warm ap-
promtion Of tho American people. II Is not u u,on-
uInent merely to his memmy, but q proud tribute ~
human nature, enn0hled ny The works Of his mighty
intellect. II contains lessons Of prOfOund wisdom,
passages Of glowing elMpence which may well vie
with tho mos, splendid efforts Of ancient ~ modern
days.
Many ot them heard when they feII upon the ear,
and went "a the heart. with the rich aceoapannens
Of his Oratory, and all nf them ! NOW review with
me.a"choy pleasure. but shh profound interest and
am, dear sir.
Respectfully yours.
LEWIS CAss.
To WILBUR NJ. HAYWARD, Ed, Buffalo.
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d. Grierc, Ohio: J. NJ. Denton, Warsaw, KY;
% . - Denton, Marathon, N. v; Joseph Ford. ST.
I""'; Samuel NJ. Tracy, 81. Anthony; G. l.. Chas"
81 anthony f. Steele. Fo,t Smelling; James r
Barry Saltwater; Maj. Sherman, Fort Smelling ;
were among the arrivals at the American House yes.
tcrday.
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The steamer Henrietta arrived at our lcvce
yesterday evening from st. Louis To her
obliging clerk, We IRE indebted for late ST.
Louis papers. She reports the cholera pre-
vaing to considerable extent in Gaena.-
She brought about one hundred and sixty pas
scngcrs ind will leave tomorrow morning.
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Highly Interesting Correspondence g.

The San Diego, California Herald publish
es the following correspondence which is more
than rich-it is positively luscious. We COM
mend it to rhe careful consideration OF those
sterling patriots, the lobbymen and OF those
fortunate gentlemen they seem to be DESTROYS
of serving:
WASHINGTON: JAM IA, 1854.
Ii. G. II. DERBY, U. s. A. San Diego Cal.
Sir: An effort having been made by me, in
connection with others, to obtain all act OF
Congress during its present session. by which
army officers will receive the same allowances
whilst they served in California and Oregon,
as were granted to Navy officers, and beg to
call Won attention thereto, and especially ask
vour approval of the contemplated attempt.
You are aware that Congress, at its last ses-
sion, granted in the Navy Appropriation BILL
extra pay (S2 per diem to the officers, and
double pay to sailors, and others, serving in
the Pacific during the Mexican war, and up to
the 18th Of September, 1850. This allowance
was based upon the supposition that the officers
the same allowance by previous acts Of Con
gress, when in fact, this extra pay had only
been granted them from the LIST of July, 1850
There IRE large number Of army officers
justly entitled to an additional allowance, and
Tor precisely the same reasons which have in.
duced Congress to grant it to the Navy, ind
especially to those who served there subsequent
to the lst of January 1913, when they were
compelled TO pay the most eXorbitant prices
for the neccssaries Of life. having no other a.
tentative, nnd no means Of leaving the country
like the officers OF the Pacific squadron. who
could have left The coast OF California aud gone
to cheaper station.
have been requested by number Of Off
GERS stationed in Texas to solicit your co-opcrn
ton In carrying out this desirable object by
contributing IN tho event Of success, the pro-
portionablc per ccntum agreed upon by them,
viz /: five or ten per cent. on the amount tliat
may accrue to you as remuneration for SER
vices rendered. Your concurrence Il there r.
qnested: and II Is understood that It there
should be failure, which, however IL not M
ticipated, no charge of any kind shall be made.
Soliciting your immediate attention aud
early reply. remain very respectfully, your
Obedent servant.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALI. persons having accounts against TIE PlONEEl
OFFICE, dating since the FIRST May 1858, reques
ed to present them al our Counting Room FORTHWITH
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4 gentle heart Is like ripe fruit, which bends
so low that it is at the mercy Of every one who
choose to pluck it, while the harder fruit keeps
out CT the reach,
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an Iinnchst STOCK OF SHIFTS. UraWcrs Gloves, half
Hose, SuSpcn,crs and in TRUTH everything that il new
and fashionable for gentlcmcns wear.
NO LESS THAN 5000 GARMENTS
On hand for examination. and for beauty of material
and unsurpassed workmanship, not 10 be exeeed In any
city in the Union.
Large sales and small profits, and We study TO please
shall at all times be motto. and to study the interest
of friends together with shall Dc utmost
cncavor Country storcLecpers would 10 well to examine
stock before going below satisfied that they
can both time aud money.
Strangers visiting city wou1l DO wen 10 examine
spring and stock have ar the latest styles
having been IN the East durng the whole winter having u
manufactured ulcr my own superintendent and every
Oar system Of selling for cash at Ncw York prices In.
thus TAR worked admirably. and our patrons have AT
know lodged their satisfaction. Having been engaged 10
the trade for ten years II Is "a H. presumed understand
business aud being connected win cas'ea house.
enabled 10 get our gorls for much less tlan those
Who bay but small Qunntilic. und have little cnI
tai. Cali and 81, corner II Jack-on street
IkMlS IlYNEALAN. ptoprieinf.
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Wpmen1a,r'a Column.
MONEY SAVED! TIME SAVED! IA.
BOR SAVEDS
CYAOTAXN(x.

TuVHE most extensive assortment Of READY MADE Go
THING north Of St. Louis Is to be found Mt this es
tabshment.
You money, because we are selling thirty pc,
cent cheaper than any other house in tho city.
You time because In assortment Is to b.
found every article necessary to the gentleman wardrobe
and you may be sure Of being suited. without running
round to the small clothing stores in town. who have not
half the amount Of goods to be found in this house.
Labor can be saved, because goods all made
equal to the best costume work, and warranted.
Listen not to the idle tales Of small shoIkeepers who
calumniate to induce you TO buy Of them Read list
nf I,rinn
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BOSTON CLOTHING A. FURNIsHiNl
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


~ g. GRSWOID has just opened IN LAMnERT'S
W. BRICK BLOCK on 81 street under the MinIcsoliai
Office, Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING ASb GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS,
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment
goods of the kind offered in this city Territory
The goods and clothing are all new, and Of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected with great from the largest aud most fa On
able houc IN Boston. fic has also cxtcnsy
Of
HATS AND CAPS
Of every dc scriptioh.
Persons IN want of Of the above goods will find IL
To their advantage 10 examine this stock before making
their purchases The stock will he sold at WHOLESALE
RETAIL to suit purchasers, aud at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. o. o. GkIsWOIJ.
MAY Id 4 VT
CIGAR n TOBACCO AKTEKS.
VXyIIIIAM VON HAMM, has takon the room IN the
w Post Office Buildings recently occupied by Mr. 10
pvc as an Office aud has opened line stock OF the best
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Chewing Tobacco Of all kinds every variety OF snuFs and
In short all articles manufactured produced from the
saple weed He will keep constantly on hand the very
heat qualities Of these commodities, and hopes to receive
n liberal support from the smoking and chewing public
Ic l. bound 10 please all tastes that may give him call
-. Paul, May ~, 1851 om
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STEAMERS.
Unicnn ara Minnesota Packet 60.

GnIchn ara Minnesota Packet 60.
ARRANGEMENT ron
1854.
u-1r. =. TiiE GAiENA AND MINNESOTA
LtJlahI IT PACKET tUNpANy VII t,b y dali, me
Isss4.=+eas of iimis dmlne The ensuing season. BE-.
tween tinlpnr saltwater ana ~ FaUl, stopping NJ MI
intermediate landings, leaving UhleDn ~ II N daIt,
except snndats,
The me vii tdasist ~ the
NUNtNtE, ttFf,ih II HiAktiti
WAN EAOLE, y =. iithats,
UAiENA, H. H. M0nhn6tsh
hOtALAHtW, u w. ULtia,
~ si class b0h's, and commanded by experienced
ma accommodating olifptsi
These t0Ms witi connect, ~ Uapna, vim he saint
Louis ana tialrha dalh line NJ sifamrfs Winch line
CONNECTS ~ Haek island Win The thieaeo a0d h8ek
island taiif0ad,
TINS CefnpnaY's boais beiDs iDj,ed States NAH
steamers Their pahrtHalb can be oohhdthii, ftiltd
Hp0n,
Freight si,ipped NJ ~, ta,s, NJ be,wesN ~, Louis
ami tiNieNa 81 HE ~ Louis abd UaieUa line NJ Hunts
~ painIs alaVe faifHa, viii hG rfsshipPd NJ NaiaBa
tlee VI charge iof IRA. aae ~ forwarding without de
lay
The NalrOad helwen Gaiepa ami Chicago, e0nReG.
ting win the vaii0us Eastern Roads nav completed
within lew miles NJ Gairua, mud The unfinished POT-
iiOn lf the Road stacked win comfortable siags
Coaches,
H. ", CAMPBELL 4 CO., Agents, Gaisss,
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THE Is published ere,y ,cee day NOR
ming at tie Office Be"ch Street. Saint Paul. Minnesotd and
furnished 70 Mail Subscribers for Sir Dollars Fear in Adj
rance city Subscribers Fifteen Cents Week. payable
the Carrier
THE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at the same office
Is s4 Mail Subscribers at the oiiopi Single Copy
!ko Dottdrs Fire Copies, Eight Dollars; Eight Copies, Ter
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70 CORRESPONDENTS.--An communications
tctH recere attention. An articles prtessing To state fd
must I've accompanied by The authors name, not for puLlicd
tioa bit guarantee If tie truth of the statements nude
Voluntary Correspondence containing important neus,
statistics If the condition and gy0uth Of tocas and settlement
throughout The NOrthuest, Is solicited.
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,at ~ % i,, ,'o ~ Tn,, ,,I,', q, ~. -, ,,iii,n H.,
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iia Grcc,c. and provii"". co".G Il f., na, If ia, CL
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I " shoulcrs 3" Golden s,r,,p
4" clear sides, 20 krg. no.
casA, do Beef. r,Hi.
4 chests Y. ffyson 20 trIs Mnckrrci in I,f4 and
" Imperial, ora, Nos. I, ., and 3;
-" Ganpo~dcr. lri' ftcrrlns;
D. "" ,r y" '"A''' :" "". sia"H b"x sarc''
20 'acks llio, l'cncl,c4 Vulncrs Pears;
~ G"."rn ,. '"'"' S'awbrrry ,'""pbcry ana
ttdsin lftcLlni Of nll LInd.
I? hhl' Sow Orleans, cAspi,a- $50 soar.
80 ii. Of 4 and /, Clarified - y" rrra "I de-.
10 cry.niizcd, 2 boxes loiar sperm
10 cru sl,od POM ,Sp ,tn,u
10 " rowlcrcd FIFTY brl4 Meas PORK:
" loaf " I" jasper Mill Flour;
" " Sin sinnNa do.
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY Gro, ElitEa
,t,.i. Nm. -, NJ, -, ,.,, a.,
'"n n,d n,I y"a ,r,. ~ n " "T ~" ~"
"""n'' "''l", hn' Mo' WIN hn'u,,", 'f'i"' Iancs,
o'' ,"" SOW ph'h,W ahn 'mninp n"hi'W 'p''f ,,ne
gAf f"H "t'"' tnf fmc"'' tnch"lcn llonf ana rye
80" roper sauce" walnut 'n''ul Tomato No. Hh' lennon
syrup.
wOOD AXp WILLOW WARE
y.l.,,i Ytd. tob,, ia, t,u, nm, ,,. mani,
,I,,'," H"",, ''PP'"' n'' , ~ ht, ,,.,
ildt',h, n r Ma, u, ,, W. '',ng ,''''
s,n ani u,ii1, i " "''' Wr a. ,,'''H'
0P'''"'' "''''' '"U ny, w.. N''N'' H"h'Fi
'''1 '''r'
'IGAl~ MD JOUM'o.
We nlwhy, hpNc the h,gnai nnd best .iocl which, onn
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CIGAR TOBACCO lIEADQUARTENS.
a1oo observation-disclosures STOLEN!

NIVU NEW ~ III MI = - - ~ -
- ao Ave miles from tnlcnn the evening of the stl
in, two LARGE GRAY HGIssfS one light gray.
iI,e other n light gray The light gray has long
The ham extending 10 within 10 ~ inches of the gam
rcI Joint and one OF his hoofs Is split, over which
GOPHER plate fastened with screws.
Whoever viii return said horses 10 at Gnicnn with
the thief shall receive the above reward for the horse
alone viii pay $2b Any information that will icnd Ia
the recovery the horses and the o the 'hef will
be literally paid for. w W. MILLER
(nlcua. MAY II, 1893. June - dNw5w
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st. 3DaMl AOO'tN.
MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.

IMfd Street, bduen Roberts and Minnesota.
- PRt$I.EY, has Just returned from below with M
Ds extensive assortment oi Groccricr and Provisions,
nnd nfon large stock Of Fancy Articles o e cNhibc IN
the Fancy store nest door, and ready for snlc
ih Gr"ccfcs aud Provisions consLt Ia part Of the fol
lowing, VIZ:
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HTLNN NUN III -.
WE will redeem NJ = per cent. for goi'-othcr cur
w rcpcy. II per cent.
R1-A GOOD BOOK KEEPER wanted . y. yrs
May 30-Ai1w M,h,r /" v"",.-
r ST received ON con-gnmcn-a largc M Hp'' iii ~,
sortmcnt of C1ots and Cts.iincfcS VINO" W. WI" SUI
nj New York priccs-freght added ,o, ,xs f. o,vrs
mayer "o"" "'
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL.:

SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1854
EARLE 5. GOODRICH, :::::::::::: EDITOR.
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Russia and France.

To WILBUR NJ. HAYWARD, Esq., Buffalo.
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wOOD AHp WILLOW WARE.


btAtths IN HARDWARE toOLs AND Ctttthy,
On NJ. hnihfny NJ, mr. M Amota Hoao,
WOt'ib ehil hr attention If ihr citizens II 81 inni
w Anl ,lehltt. iH tiHit htw htgo hat wott nssOftu
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IATEST MAIL NEWS.
'w,',Al.eHrNoroN IL TIER.
.,am oun srEeIAL enasEsrornxsr


wAsarsorux, Dec. ~ 1864.
The passage Ia the House today Of the bin 70 re-
form The Jsdiciary system Of this District d the
,aportan, event ltis detective bin, and 90 unjust
hin and yet h passed. very triumphsnty Il eiccfs
from office three veteran Judges. Were they naval
or .ymy officers they would not be cashiered 10
their old days but being civilians. they are. We're
,.sy horses who had done service, they would not
he turned out to starve; but being men who would
no, sor the judicial ermine by controversy with
. Young revengeful lawyer, whom one Of them
found it necessary to rebuke they are relentlessy
deprived Of place and eunolument.
ECONOMY was an argument with Mr.. May, the
author of the new bill he wished to rctrench the
nublic expenses 1, 10 doubted that he has done so
with reference to the court It 10 certain that he
has 40. done 90 with referenceto the bar lis the
largest bar In the world 10 proportion to the popu
ls,iou. and the fees OF lawyers are numerous and u
mense. MIR. May has not sought to reduce them. lie
has permitted all the abuses OF the practice to con
tinue When note has four endorsers, there must
be five suits TO recover its amount No attempt Ii
made in the bill to correct this. The members of
the bar find sympathy in the House, but the Senate
will not pass the bill.
90 the 9Th of January there VIII be Convention
10 this city oil the veterans of 1872 Il 10 well that
should be recompensed for the services they have
rendered.
On the sth Of February the Metropolitan Mocha
rics Institute Ia to commence It's grand exhibition
The readers of the Dispatch win do well to remem.
Der both events. A. b. c.
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I UMBER AND SHINGLES.

UMBER AND SHINGLES.
A200 goo # clear Canada White Pine, long lengths
and all sizes.
100000 # SO and inch Oak for tobacco boxes
10000 #. So Poplar.
81. 900 Il. "A n. Carolina Dressed Flooring.
$1,000 #. Dressed Flooring e 80
20 600 #. II. II, 2. and inch Buffalo Ash.
10000 4. I, and 5 inch Rock Maple.
10 coo #. 81 N. Carolina Ship Plank.
10000 e. SO. l. II, and s inch Black Walnut
10000 II. II and 8 inch White Hickory.
10, GOO #. ], Il, and 3inch Cherry.
100 600 large Cypress Shingles.
Also-MshoganJ Plank and Scantline; which We
offer ct low prices and on accommodating terms.
de Is BELVIN 4 PARKER.
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OFFICE R.F.&P.R. r. COMPANY.a
RICHMOND. Oct. II, 1854 Is
TEN DOLLARS REWARD -Ranawa,

i from the service Of the Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company On tho q Of
about feat inches in height, brown skin, with
beard on his chin. and sometimes hedtatea when
spoken to. He II about % or 50 years Of are. He
has wife living ct Mr. Henry Georgs1 IN Caroline
county, WHITTIER be has probably gone. The shove
reward viii be paid FOX Bis delivery 70 me n kish
mond. WIN. BRAGG,
oc 8upt. Of Road.
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pRESENTS FOR CHRIsTMAs

PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.
RULKLEY e. CO., 1877 Main ST., have
II now open beautiful variety of
Rich Decorated and Goid Band TEA SETS
Gold Band and Decorated PITCHERS 4
TETE.A-TETE SETS
Motto CUPS and 6AUCERS, of almost every
device
CARD RECEIVERS
JEWEL HOLDERS
POWDER BOXES
China and Bohemian GLASS VASES
CIGAR HOLDERS 81
COLO0NES. of fine Cut Glass
WINE BOTTLES
Sets OF Rich Cut DECANTERS
Crimson Velvet and Morocco RETICULE1
INK BOXES and PORT FOLIOS
Together with large assortment Of other Fancy
Articles suitable for presents The public areiuvi-
ted t. call. de l8-6t
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,rHIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF

WINTEK CLOTt NO At CUET FOB CABH:7
from this day offer my entire stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING at cost for cash. Ny stock be-
ing large and the greater portion purchassd within
those who have not laid in their Winter supply. L
respectfully invite call from the citizens and vsi-
tors generally, with the assurances that mean what
say. HENRY HHAFERs
DEF Corner of Main and 18th sts
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DEPARTURE OF LORD ELGIN FOR NEW
YORK. -.
THE MARKETs

NEw YoKK, Dss. % Flour and Cotton firm, With
On upward tendency. In flour there IL m advance
tng-we qncts sales from SEE. to d. Pork h tending
downwsrGs.. Beef arm. With an upward tsndsncy.-
Whisksy s8i cts.
BALrinois. Dee. =. Flour dull, 1t es69as75.--
Corn 5000 eso Is -
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$4,000 WORTH OF
DR. Y GOODS AT COST.
and UNDER

d X Z q @ o % s A + G @ ST.
AND UNDER
CONTEMPLATING making change in
e ss ss g.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
At PRIME COST FOR CASH.
been recently purchased for NETT CASH, we do not
hesitate in saying greater inducements have not been
offered purchasers during this Of any previous season
~ : SILK Geo1oDs.
Plain black and colored Silks all prices
Rich Brocade black and co2d do.
Common and medium do do.
Handsome plain and striped Silks
Common and medium do.
Blsck Satin for dresses and cloaks
Marcelnes, all colors
Raw Silk Plads, for dresses
Black and cold Silk yelvets for bonnsts and cloaks
WOODEN GOODS.
Sattinets. all grades
Washington Kerssys, for servants
Georgia Plaids. do.
Kentucky Jeans, all prices
Tweed Cassimeres
Plain and Check Cassimeres
Wooden and Silk Vestings
Ladder cord Cloths, for cloaks
Bed and cnb BLANKETS $500 servants' Blankets
200 doz. Yarn Socss, for servants
Red. white and yellow Fiannels
WoRsTED AND STUFF GOODS.
English Paramettas and Merinoes
French Merinoes all colors
Plain all Wool Mouslinss
Figured and Plaid do:
Plaid and Check French Merinoes
Figured Moreens for curtains and skirts
R Rse. 1 ssas End figured pse.' " grades
ranch s; Fs.lI.h. s e s Scotch 6 ainshsm.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Velvet, Satin, Cloth and Merino cloaks
Eons sns .ss.rs d si.nl.. do do
Terkirn. Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and pain Grape do.
- -'' LINENS, &c. -
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins
EMBROIDERlES, &c.
. d.s'-' c.mblic sad Muslin Collars
90. do sIseyss
do. Mourning Collars. Sleeves and inside
swi.. Mg.lin and cs!Sae s.ea.
Plain Gamble aI and e.... snd
Wooden. Cotton and SUI Hosiey. alarss assoEtmsnt
and variety Of othsr Goods too tedious 70
L =: J: .ia Sc a.. + Y F ~;
Dc s-stjIh ~ 6 Main i.
EISK'H PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
hand an assortment 81 these 8UkiAL CASES
ssy 81
Of he moot impsrshsbls materiais and srs sss-
Ss proper , as sSs ses u Ss s:sS ,.so.
n them are ftae from irr1ption Of wetsr closed
ss ssfs e s sss Shs 9 s.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BOSTON.

BosroN, Deer 25.-The Newspaper Exchange
building, on School street, and occupied by George
]. Bemis; Moore. Riddle & Son; ohm Wilson L. Son,
and Others printing establishments, was burnt last
night. The following paper Offices were burnt out
or damaged to . considerable extent: The N. e.
Farmer, Massachussttes Ploughmsn, Christian Re-
sister, True Flag. Boston Recorder, the Youths
Compsnion, together with several stores on the
estimated at SIS co.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-25
BOOKS, &c ron TIE holidays
At the NEW BOOKSTORE,

Nearly Opposite to the Exchange Bank1
ELEGA Mt illustrated and Standard
~ BOOKS. adapted for
Christmas and New Year Presents,
P.pisa nsesis WokK i soxEs osd D 81 X
Rosewood and eahogy Dssks and Work Boxes
Pearl an1 Shall Gard Cases
Gold Silver Rescfd Cases
Gold Pens
0ieh OIL Raintlnee
Choice EuQuyings
nUoICs ~. &e. 10.
variety Of cheiee ard fsxjh eodk,
UNU6uALtY Low. ron Cash.
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