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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-28
Books and Music.

CONVERSA IONS on common things /;
" Fern Leaves. by Fanny Fern; Bur-
rett's Geography o, The feavens. and At
las: W.bster's 4th Dictionary Sophocle's
series of Greek books Hannah Moore's
private devotions; Pictorial Brother John
ATTAIN Uncle Tom in French; Confessions
of an Eaton Boy; Bleak House, by Dick
ems: the Harmonial Man. by Davis LEM
Leo'i Head Of the family Gentleman
Jack; and great variety OF Toys and
other books. suitable for presents. and a
large collection of Piano Music. Just re-.
ceived from New York and Boston, and for
sale by f15t5
jan 21-y. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO
Peter LCrrliiar0. Manufactures.

i2CHAIHAM sIkkrI. N. y. -
OFFERS for sale the following articles, warran-
" ted Of superior qualty-Maccaboy, Scotch,
Coarse, French, Rappee, Honey Dew Scotch, and
other snuifs. Also, Fine Cut Tobacco in tID-foil
and papers. more particular description Of the
various articles can be known by sending for q
full pr &c current as above. Jan. H. 3 mo.
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ALBERT p. CONVERSE, ..ls g
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Office aciA DR.. Mann, Lafayette St, b. Rouge.
Mann T. Converse.

Nv ILL extend their practice 10 the Par
w ish Of West Feliciana, Orders left
at II. B. VibbeIt Il Co.. Drug stole. Bayou
Sara will meet with prompt attention.
they refer to: E'f 81
?. NJ. Finders, N. D., T. j. Burlington NJ D.,
Baton Rouge, La. Whitman Wilcsx ", D.,
II. B. Vibbert Il CO.. Bayou Sara, La.
nov 25ly. e.zg &sss,ess5 efss- ss.s,s.l
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p EL!EF from oushs il zen n.inere> i,
IL takin, Normap's Pulmonir Ha'sam e
Fir Paste. A fresh supply Just received
and for sale by Gro ii H.gosiAN.
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A. GOLDM A NJ

A. GOLDM Nm.
GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY or Lor,sAxA)
Druggist, ApOthitary and Chemist,
Corner " Laurel and Third ,treets,
Baton Rouge, La.
T'tlE subscriber has opened the fine new
i brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; a j'ining the post office and will
keep constantly on hand, large and well
selected stock of Drugs and Medicines.
which he offers 1T New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study CT
his life, and being able to show the most
ample ard satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, ne feels confident If meritns
the confidence and patronage of the pub ic.
Country orders promptly filed. Physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours.
jan ls-ly A. GOLDMANN.
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DIR. R. III. DAY.
Residence, J Odom's House, Africa st.,
/ Ohe aoiA J. H. NcCsstcaon EsQ., Laurel 81
teb Is. II.
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~ y y
jan ply. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.

THE Usage ORANGE.-The sub
l. scribers have just received direct
from Texae. supply Of the seed of this in
valuable plant.
In speaking Of this plant. the Southern
Cultivator published in Augusta Georgia
verv Justly remarks: I'VE have the fullest
confidence in the Osace Orange as hedce
PUNT, and consider il in all respects superb
or TO any other that has been introduced
For sale by
feb l5-t: S. NJ. HART & co.
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at retail.
mar 3.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-27
Comm


P1orErR OrrfCF,p
April 81. 1854.
1--WE SToCK-Correcten wceki, by Mr.. C.Coui-
.- Beef ON foot cts. - ID. Cows $50 To $50.
.i ri Oxen from $50 10 80 p yoke.
rREsH ME.T-Retail.--Be SAFE. Mutton
&c. Pork l7ac. Veal l2a SC. Chickens SO 20 Y d.
PRovIsioNs.-C"rsected week., by Mr.. Fresiv-
* Si7t 10 Sls p bbl hams II q Is. lard l2A.
sipelhue, S6,25; extra 100 q bbl. Corn mea
Is y bushei; Beans $50 p bishel; Potatoes,
/. t55 cents y bu>h-i Fresh Butter l5@25c y b.
u .ese PC. y ID; Eggs &c ? doz.
iRoCEBtEs.-from Mr.. Alexander Key, Ro-
et ST., Sugar, brown, los refined 9, crushed and
vdered i2ic q h; Coffee Is, 20G25; Tea GOA
10. Rice SSDl0c. Moiasses 50M S0c q gal.
DRIED FRuir.-Appies 81 so V bushe'; Peach
r. So 90. Green Apples 500 v Dbl
GRAiS.-Oa,s 4jc.; Corn 1nG15; Barley soc.
observation-disclosures - j0G,o % Y bb
andles-Star 35c. y u, Tal'ow Is do. Fish (resh)
" n, dried &c. Lime & 50SS2 % q bbl.-
. Mons Soc. q bush. Lard Oil 81 10 Y GAL
;. 1t 81 90 y bush. Vinegar 25c. Y gal lal'ow l3c
- b. tobacco l0a5)c Hides (grcen) 81, dry 3.
LUNBER.-Conmon 500 S1ip NJ; Din,cnsio;
q n, SI4DI6; Flooring sic; Siding $40; Sea
/, ned S20G25; Shingles 81 0o@'3 SO; l-ath S2.
WooD--dry-S5 O0r3 80 2 cord.
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TERRITORY Of NJNNF@oT.

IafUD IL DItIAL DISTRICT.
hereby appoln, special term Of the District Court
ID IL the 1hlEG JGbical District IN the Territory of
Minnesota 10 he held at Mankato and for the
~ "f Biue Earth ON the fourth day Of MAJ next at
lOociock IN the forenoon, for the tiiu Of civil and
criminal cases ana issues at law. And hereby order
and direct thgt panel * Grand Jurors, aud also Il
panel ni lirt rcui, u NAL Jurors be drawn and
muned tor shrh SPECIAL term, N the manner prescribed
hY law; and that notice - ch sprcal term be given
=! TIC publication AMI posting OF cop. of his order
appointing the The prescribed Sec
iion thirty 81 article second Of chapter siAS Zine oi
.he Revised statutes.
Dated. March 27th, le5i
AND'W C.. CHATFIELD,
Asso. Jus and Judge Of Cd Jud. Dist. NJ T.
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SEALED lBRit.StbS A3.S

E,>)R furnishing fresh beef ios the United States
troops at Fort SHeinc, NJ L. for Year will be
received al Tie Office of the Assistant Commisssry OF
Subsistence II Fort smelling, until u O'Clock NJ on
Monday 'he IN day cf May next. The proposals be
endorsed proposals for furnishing fresh Beefn
The herf Is TO be os COED AMI WHOLESOME. duality
IN qnarters with an equal proportion OF each ec is
and SHARKS to be cxcudcdj in such quantities as NAV
be from lime 10 time required for the troops not cN-
reedng thrice III each Week s.ch dsvs n, Shall be
oessnard ny tfs Assistant Couimssary of Subsistence
ihe cohtrH tor VIII he required give bonds iih
approved security in the of twelve hundred dol
ias' for the iuiimrnt OF the contract, ard the con
tract 10 be subject 10 the approval of the Coissa,
GENERAL J. STEWART,
April Cd 1854 Ul--st
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-27

EAk SiH-Agreeable TO your request | write
v.l h,-iy nIein ,i:,ndun from ,his CITY. The bill
t- nj districts Is pass-ri. Enclosed herewith Won
0,l Ind a copy. The Half Breed tact viii pruh.
aiir )e arranged As all Minn.sntians now here are
"a u,on What is best b., done There Is unity OF
a-4l,s p"u The Railroad Lsad Bill, from Which The
5' results u,a, Ire hoped. 4 map of our Territory
's ing made toy the Department. Noics is inli OF
,0iacsiasm upon Mobiles Pass Dodd is after an
H-r pria'Ion fr cutting out i road. Marshall and
'' work night and day and SAYS IL he get on
,i,.iy OF Delegate with credit to himself and
5r crritory, he viii cschew politics, or the princ-
iie TAT a burnt child d.ea Is the fire. He think i,
to i,.ty, that there is too much business Tor one
H~o gate. The RAILROAD charter has. afer some
'c-.',iinn been accepted, J suppose you by
RAJ time informed
ours ia haste.
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DODGE g. SAVERCOOL.

1AI OULD respectfully Inform the citizens OF ST
w PAM and vicinity, that they have received their
rge stock Of
Groceries and Provisions,
W hch they are now Gsposng OF at exceedingly low
ties wholesale and retail They have also on con
gnnent choice lot Of liquors, which will be disposed
o in quantities to suit purchasers; also all article OF
: .ound feed for stock .
They would particularly invite the people rom sh'aii
adjacent call and give their stock an eNaniih
liion before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident oil
81, Hing to ali on reasonable terms Don't forget the
ace. DODGE q SANERCOOL, Third street, (south
.lie) three doors below Robert street.
ST. Paul. Dec, 8, 1853. 3i-tf
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st Of the Pacific NAL trans, o.taion for the
a. - ycars past.
Expenses Oh (;hrce years. the 18Th
Gus Sl32 ,23O 90
For the Atlantic and Pacific steam
ers 1904 co
For mail transportation from New
ORLEANS 60 Vera Cruz IL trirs be-
February and September
1853, 1859 90
u lkins in the aggregate $4,000, 600 90
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FkNiE Prcpretors Of this establishment, tatc pleasure
- IN Informing The CitizCas Of ST. Paul ahe ste
rounding country that they recoiyns extern
slYe assortment of Trees 5brutbery, eastern
nurseries; which together with tie grown npnn
ther OWE grounds VIII enable them 20 supply qui'e an
extensive demand.
Tser stcck cous.s NJ Ill the ally desirable
ties al Apples, Pears both Sfsrt, a.d Dvarls. Cher
mes, RUINS Peaches Grapes, CuIfnts, cocseterrcs,
Ras berries Slrawbercs, Victoria Pie Plants AspaEa-
gus, Ac
Also. Ornamental Trees and Shrulber,; including
Mountain ASH Balssm Fir, Red Ccdar, Arbor Vita,
N"rwFv Spruce snow Ball, Li!acs. Choice Roses g..
Also, bahiias Lilies, Peonies PhioNcs, Glad oius,
&c, &c.
Those desiring 10 ornament TIER grounds, supply
then gIrdens fields with ru invited 10 call and.
examine stock Our grounds about miles
southwest Of the city.
MERKIt iELD q NEWTON.
Asril ilth, le54 SIT
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ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO r, meet, H.
NJ the Sccond& Fourt, Thursdays oieycry month
IN al MASONIC HALL, st. Anthony Street a,
MI l-2 O'Clock 7. NJ. Brethren OF other Ludce.
SA in good standing. respectfully invited 10
NEE, with us A. }. MORGAN, Sec'y.
st. Paul, loSi.
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BRIGGS
New Grocery and Provision store.

4FV " NsFVNtTF t.fIV fUN aSIVH NKVfts
yuST OrENEp--GG the corner of Roberts and
90 FoIsh Streets. where may be irund constantly
hand supply OF GROCERIES AND PROV ISiDNS at
Wholesale kND RETAIL, all fresh from the lower
ket- Purchasers will do We'll 10 call ana examine the
Quality and prices of goods offered, believing that tey
Will be Illy satisfied with both Fresh supplies ~ he
weekly from ben And, the prop riet"r Is
manufacturing all kinds % Crackers Candies, they
vii, be So1 ucIc tae same the factory. with the
freight aided. - II. FROST Agent.
-. Paul, A pril, 1854 J2--,f
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St. fouis aonrriisrnisiits
i"os 0HES' EDw'p BOYLE.
GREY & BOYLE,
Boiler Makers, BiackSmithS,

OK Il EKy.
Nam Street, befween Carr and CHERRY 81. Louis Mo.
HAVING gone 10 a very great expense to erect ma
IN GhneTy for Blacksmithing, making Boilers, and
heet iron "ork, on the most approved Eastern plan
we are now prepared to furnish every thing belonging
20 our business ten per cent cheaper than any Other es
'abiishuient IN HE Western country. All who are in
WANT OF an! thng III oar line OF business viii ind il 10
tncir advantage TO give call beiUre purchasing else
where. ~
u repairing done at the shortest notice. Always
OIL hand variety OF second hand BOILERS
n. B.-RAiL ROAD AxLES, BRIDGE WORK
and every description or lesvy BLACKSNITHING
April l0th 1854 5psn
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lutl.fal ca
Steamboat Record for 1881.

Steamboat Record for 1881.
ARRIVALS.
: iday, Greek Slave, GaIcn,.
sltnr,lay, Nominee, .;a'eaa.
Sa,day, N-w 81. Plul, Gs,lrni.
tImbo!r, Minnesota River.
u onday Greek slave, do
Galona, Galcna.
7 ,esdsy, War Eagle, Ga'ena,
Ncdnesd,y, Admiral, s.. Louis.
7 thursday, DR.. Franklin Ga!ena.
DEPARTURES.
; ,,urday, Greek Save, Mia. River.
Nominee, tia'cna.
-unday. NcA 1t. Paul, do
.ionday, Galena do
= lesday, Hunhot, MIN 's1ta River.
Greek Slave, Rock Island.
Vedue s.ia,, War Easlr, Galcna.
thursday, Admiral, 81. Louis.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-27
MINNESOTA ROYALARCu CHAPTER

MEETS on the second Welncsday evening in each
month, n, 2 O'Clock al MASONIC HAIL ST An
thOny Street. Companions from other Chapters in
good standing ,iuy invited to NEE, WIN Us
81. Paul, ic54. A. J. MORGAN sec'y.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
Il n
Vormerly Lee, Gage n Coz
MRnUfaCInIpr of pNerN d. cri,tt,,r. e A.

- ~
Formerly Lee, Gage Co..
Manufactured OF every description of Saws
NO. 43 Main Street. st. Louis. Mo-
'ENtE firm ol Lee, Gage n Co having been dissolved
by mutual CONSENT on the 2tst day OF Lanuarv last
would inform my friends snd customers thar i hay,'
made arrangements with Messis Bridge Brother and
" III continue the Manufacture Of saws in oil ,r vnr
~ No pains have been spared ig STING up machinery
ana securing experienced "orhnen, aud the storL is
purchased Gicct from the manufacturers. both in En-
E3ie aud America, for cash, confident that | can
hold ont sGeh Inducements that dealers viii inJ il 10
Their interest 70 encourage home manufacture
AS 10 the character am reputation Of saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need he sand. trust that hoth
dealers aud consumers have had snHcient opportunity
70 test thc quality OF my manufacture. while a partner
ih the late iirn ol Lee, Gage Co. 10 doubt far
moment, my AGILITY TO compete successfully in pniut
of price, quality or finch with any InaInf.ctoy of
me Mind IN the United States. Being now IN re eint
OF ever, description al stocA | am prepared to fiji
ali orders with Promptness and dee patc
All urders addressed the rl~gned or to AIcssrs
Bridge 4 Bro, VIII receive prompt attention.
Particular attc1ion paid to all kinds Of repairing
may Zt--f-tu w. l. f. GAGE.
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3: s. BNAlNERD,
House ahil Steam boat Furnishing Store.
(Nc~) No. ITO Fourth Street, Sain. louis. No.
maNUricTuRERs or
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS, HIP
AMI SPONGE BATHS, REFRIGERATOR ICE
CHESTS, WATER COOLERS.
Dealers in Ice Cream Freezers Pyeserrfny Kettles
oad aud Luaa1fy LonS, Brass Kettles, hitchen
H"a0Ue, 8rsfd"n1a aud FIfed Uares Lamps
spoons, &c, hnsUes a..d Forks, Pocket hnires md
Scissors;
FLA lsiED, PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE
Willow, Rattan al Wooden Wares; Mats, Hrusne,
eather busters, runs,d Hat Stai,s, Bird Cages Hob
.! hofses, Cabs, Toys, &c Fishing Tackte, Faacy
Gooas Jcr Ch@rea FAIRS, al at low prices for ca.h or
approved credit. -
~ Is Agent for SCOTT"S PATENT and spEN
IEkS PAlENT IRON RBFRIGERATORS
WASHING MACHINES.
April 10Th, 1851. 5aem
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

Gold and Certificate. Currency.
pa 81. Louis, ~ York. and Chicago Upper cent. 81
90 Gslen., dubuque, Ii " g Ia
BORUP d CAKES.
=. Paul, April pa, 1854.
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Low
er Saint Paul.

Anh LOTS one mile below the present LoNer
ZSSfst Landing. have just been laid out, ard are
offered FOR sale nj hundred dollars each. Sach an
opportunity 70 invest on speculation has rarely offered
These lot. nearly opposite Pigs Ese Bar, which has
for the last seasons o'stIucted- III some degree
navigation TO the present landing. And it As not too
much 10 say that is the point Where the main II ip
pire business Of this growing OF the West, must
ultimately be done. y only needs the erection Of lew
warehouses for beginning, and II once, the prosperity
of city viii point in that direction. And y i TO
give it that beginning, that this indUcement is htf cut
10 capitalists
Other valuable real property IN anG near 81 FEri Tor
sale Il, the proprietor. Enquire Of
l.. G.. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
St Paul. Nov. 10. 3O-5m \. PibhSh
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Galena ard Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1874,


1854.
~. - THE CALENA AND NuNNEsOrA
sd, tt PACKET COMPANY will run daily lin,
OF Boats during the ensuing season, be
tween CNlena, saltwater ana st Paul stopping at all
intermediate landings, leaving Galeia ut II M. daily
except Sundays.
The line viii consis, Of the =
NOMINEE, CArr,ts r. R,,Ketv
WAR EAGLE, ID S u,En,s
NAIENA, ID. II. MoREHoUsE
ROYAL ARCH, f. n. ClF,u
AL first class boats, AMI comm and-u Nv e.p.tisnced
and accommodating officers
These boats will connect, at Gaena with tie Saint
Louis aud Ga!.na daily line Of steamers which line
connects NJ Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
THIS COmpany's hoats being United States Mail
Steamers their punctuaity can be confidently relied
upon.
Freight shipped at 81. Louis, between ST. Louis
and Galena. the 81 Louis and Gslena line of Boats
To points above Gaeta will be re-shpped at calena
Tree of charge for drayssr forwarding without de-
Law.
The Railroad between Galena and Chicago connec-
tins with the various Eastern Roads Is completed
within lew miles oi Galena, and the unfinished por-
ton tf the Road stocked with comfortable Stage
Coaches
b. II. CAMPBELL & Co, Agents, Galena
Stiff
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DO IOU HEAR,
II 80, READ AND SAVE WORK.
SINCE Swords have been beaten into P,o,ieh>hYrr.
- and Spears into Pruning -hOOas, McCOrucAs late
Patent Reaper saves Imrlrnse labor, well H. ncn.,
Attention called to The late lisa Patient Ueapug aud
Moving Machine, which SURPASSED ucs - tie Worries
Fair.
Farmers wishins tn save Labor time and money would
do we'll to call and examine J have thein CONSTANT,
On hand At my ware iicust.
W COxoTANs, Agent, Lower l.ardias -. Paul.
April Ia, l-5i. l-3t
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NEW FIR VI,

'ENIE subscribers having purchased the stock foods
IN the store recently occupied lay e. II. Fillmore,
are prepared To furnish his old customers and as many
new ones as iecI disposed 10 give them a call with
choice assortment oi excellent Groceries and Provis-
IONS, Wines Liquors AC together with all other xrti-
c!es usually found III store Of the Kind. They eli
sure that al examination OF their goods viii convince
customers that what they rorfect aud that they
are selling at low prices.
Slit KELLOGG KINNEY
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TO BLACkSN!iTiIS AND WAGON Ma
k,kS.

A NY person Who viii establish and carry " Black
"A snith shop j Whe. Irigtt shop. al Henderson,
ire Nianesefn rlver Obtain IN; for residence aus
mother shop, gratis a4d YIll be warranted ali tn:
vck ne DO the year round There - tw e..ty
five farmers located wihm eight miles OF Henderson,
aud from three to teams constantly the road be
tween that place and Fort Riigeiey. Apply
SIT JOSEPH X. BROWN. 81. Paul.
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HENRY Nick ENTT,

HENRY MckENTT,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
OfFicE--oLD Posi- OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout The Territory;
j investments made ihe best adv and Land
" arranls los ated.
TEDE..CES.
Neu York. Hinnesota.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ, CIV. W A. GorInan,
Daniel Curtis. Esq, Hon, W II. WEIGH Chief
Capt. a. DE Pc, ser, Justice Of Min Ter
Messrs :. Thompson Hon. Henry VI. Rice Del
~ Nephew, eyate ~ Congress,
Mcssrs W i'iiams * GuiCn, Rice, HoagShcad
PhiaietpdjG Becker Attys At Law
Joseph Patterson, E<q Pre- Mes<rs Borip Ddhes,
ident Western Bank BANKERS,
Messrs DreNel X TO. BIS. J. 7. ioSser. Esq Score
- X. Taylor s. Co, try oi I've Territory,
4" Freed, Ward * Freed, Amc. n NaE Ett,l, At
bingham !, Docs, tornoys AT law
" sIlers James \ Co, Rev. 4. VI. Fullerton. Re
Bailey 4 20. gi>ter L. Land Dii'c,
Edward Horst, Esd. Nota- WIN H"icOabe E-q he
~ Public. cevcT Il. :. Land once.
II. Mcsschcrt. AgiY At Law I. 7 Mann, VI. ID.
James Kitchen, NJ. ID.
U'am Sioevei. Efq t]3-u
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s54. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. 1854.
E1e reduced on tie Yeiiow Coach Line.
TWO DAILY STAGES BETWEEN
st PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.

4 EAviNG each place at O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
n clock Z NJ Coaches and teams Will he nj the
fnding on the a.rvai of Stcani'oats AT Saint Paul
Also, aaiy line 81 stages between ST. Paul and stiii-
alter connecting with sen-Weekly line from Still
water Falls OF 81. Crox leaving saltwater on ues-
days and Frnyr and Falls Of ST. Croix oil Wednesday
ad Saturdays
AZ Fare bet'seen st. Paul ard Saltwater reduced to
q dollar.
Particular rfen;Cn given 20 the accommodation oil
ieasurc Par
RsaseDs5e ours are the Yell,u Concord Coaches.
WiLLOUCHBy T. POWERS.
Saint J : al, April IS, 1854. S-I-1
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding House.
JOSEPH NOGH

Cerau Of Hommociai and Pore Nretty
1NONSlG NMEN1S and Coulinisso will meet with
X prompt aud PERSONAL attention, and liberal CASH
ADVANCES VIII BE given oil Con- snntEtS, BI,ls of
l.adn-
The Forwarding ard Receiving nf Merchandise and
Produce will with especial and dispatch; the
lowest rates OF Fscicht Will aivaNs Ec prrrurvd. ana
sihle avoled.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING filed at tie shortest
lice aHd lowest MAJ &c; prices
REFERENCES.
chsrlsss, Blow d Co, :, ,on,
ChoiU;tu 4 Vale; - H'''''
Joai Ming ~ Co.
H. ID. NtwconIb d Brother, .r,
w. b Reynolds, "'"S''ie'
Fills d Norton
Stradcr q German,
Hosea ~ Frazer. Cincinnati.
Springer d Whi,eman,
T. o. Goodman Il Co,
J: Leeen Co, rn,.burs
VIM Holmes N Co.
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck 4 Morgan
Shield. {, Miller, ptu.a.,rht.
l.. {. Iarnail u CO.
b. B Comegys,
i as.ah. lss C. Coz Cole Baltimore.
$ S Ss% s H; %s': }Ser York
a &. Farweil 4 Co, Easiro.
Howard, Son ~ Co,
+ G. Twichell 4 Co.. New Orleans.
! have an open Policy Of Insurance, which viii
letter per mail or when endorsed or bills OF ading
before the time OF shipment
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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NOT &c =.
DKESSLER & GTORCii.
Aarch sth, 1854. ~ If Upper auding


TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, !
THIRD JUDICIAL DisTRtT. 49,
hereby appoint special term OF the Disfric, Court
in line 30 Judicial District in the Territory of Mn
nesnta 10 l." he'd al Shakopec, in and ire County
OF scott on the frst Monday of June next al ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, for The TRIAL % civil and Grim
ina ca~e> and is res of law And bereiy order and
direct mat pmei OF Grand Jurors, and also panel Of
thirty petit, or Trial Jurors be dra aid
for SUCH special tenn, IN ne manner prescribed by laws
aud that notice of such special be given hy he
publication and pO>tin. Of ccpy Of This order ap
pnAilng The same III the prescribed by section
lhirtv Of article second of chapter siNt OF the
Revised Statutes.
Dated MarcI 2s,h, ~.
AsbW G. CNATrIELD.
Asso jas sad Jug OF 81 Jgd. Dist, NJ. T.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
Low Pfices--..EXcciIe Goods.

OAK HALL CLOTHING. STORE.
Low pficCs---.E Excellent Goods.
4 New Clothing establishment has been opened N
"a the store next to Brewster n Co, in Third street
Under the supcrir tendance al cysttdt, where
he found every variety ot Clothing, and
Gentiemens' furnishing Goods.
Consisting OF Goats. Vests Hats Caps Gloves and II o
ser, nf all dcscr pirnS Cloths, Crayats, Wostod ami
SILK Goods Carpet Bags and Stchels Socs and every
varitt, Under Clothing, large and complete
civ of Winter Goods consisting IF every article THAI
customers desire either itr elegance or comfort
Our Eastern arrangements are such that we nave
hesitation III iuy that sell goods
prices the articles uye ever before beei. al
forded in this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring to purchase by the quantity are invited TO
cali We safely assure them that they viii lind our
WHOLESALE prices lower Il an those of Other
western market ~. Louis not excepted. RpueaibC--
OAK HALL. CLOTHING STORE,
Corner Sd and Ualash-