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Smith made an assertion to Jones.
Jones replied that it was COMPOUNDED
"lie-kly story" Smith first stared,
and then blandly requested Jones to
be kind enough to place his syllables
closer together upon the next occasion.
Very proper caution.
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True FEMALE NoB,L1ry.-The wo-
man, poor and homely clad as she
may be, who balances her income and
expenditure-who tolls unrcpiningly
among her well trained children, and
presents them. morning and evening,
in rosy health and cheerfulDess, as
offerings of love to her husband-and
seeks the Improvement of their bodies
lis the most exalted Of her sex. Be
fore her shall the proudest dame bow
her jewelled head, for the bliss of
a happy heart dwels with her for
ever.
II there Is one prospect more dear
to the soul Of man than another, it is
that Of meeting at the door bis smiling
wifesand group Of happy children
How it stirs up the tired blood of an
exhausted man, when he hears the
ratter Of many feet on the stairs
when young voices mix in glad con
fusion, and the youngest springs to
his arms with a mirthful shout.
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FEVER IN NIcKssuRa.--From the
10th to the Odd ult., both days inclu-
sive, there we're four deaths by yellow
fever in Vicksburg, according to the
Sections Report. The disease will
not rage there to any extent this sea-
sou. The fall is too far advanced to
admit of it.
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BAD FLUTE MUslc.-Wm. Flute is
reported in the local police reports of
New Orleans, as having been arrested
for passing eounterft money.
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0ALENA MARKETS.
(Correcsed Daily from the Gdlend Adrertiser.)

FLouR.-SF z Dbl, Ss Goa So sos Extra, Sc SOFA
81 90; w p 100, oOGOo; shpsIs, lOtGoo. ,
GRAIN.-Wheat p bushel, $1,000; Corn, shelled, IS
a 90; Barley 300; Oats, Soc. ...- I'D
PoRK-Mess brl, lsG1s,5O clear Mess, l5G9 5.5Oi
Lard, T. brl, lc01Oh. .,. .,.... .,a.8.
BUrrER.-FiIkin, l5Ml6; Fresh, l6t6le.
CHEEsI-Engiish Durham, IL - a Is; w r. 1lG121a.
sUoAR.-NO, = fb, 5i.66i4; Clarified, et4td z; Loaf
lO6H.
MoLAssEs-N o, p gallon, 3oGa5; sH, s7G40.
CoFFEE AND RIcE.-RiO T. Ii, l21atG 1874 Java, l7G0
ls; Manila, 6Fl7; Rice, 6l.Ms.
TEA.-lmyerial : Ii. 45Ca7j; II, 4Ota7oc; Black
FRCIr.-Apples, green, p Dbl. So 5OGS5 90 Dried,
do, bushel 81 4O1Sl SO; hes, dried, Z bushel
81 60Gsl IS.
FIsH.-Mackerel, No. l, T. Dbl. s22 90 Codash,
= h., &c. "a &c; Salmon, Dbl, s25; Oysters I. doz
SO oOG.9 90.
I.uArER-Ciear, T NJ, $50 ASS Common, s1e!Gs2'
Flooring. rough, Si3 0o0Sa5 00s Ditto p.aued, s35
Siding, SEQ Sheetng, STA; La,h SO; Shingles, S4Gs5
ExcnANsE-Boston and New York, Ia q CT; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, q T. CT st. Louis, = 1. Ct.
MONEy-For 80 days, | rct rI -...+ sod
WooD.-W.O., SIS OOG1s6 70. r.,
FREIoHr.-To st. LOUIS 25c.; From st. Louis, 75cfG
81 To 81. Paul, SOFA 15c. s... .--..t ..I -
LEAD.-riss, 2 100 It's, sales. Mineral, 2 1000
lbs. 35G 90. Delved in Gaiea, 0OGO0. Shot, Z sack
- GOA 81 lO white, pure, 4 keg, 81 75G W; No. J.
T. keg, 81 25G 81 so.
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DALEY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Tuesday Morning, november =, 1854.
NEWS ITEMS.

Three men of respectable position have been
arrested at Clarencevile, Canada, for having
saturated the clothes of drunken man with
turpentne, and then set fire to them. The
victim of the fun was terribly burned, and
soon after died.
1t is rumored that j. S. Dye, the proprietor
of the Bank Mirror, (Cin.) received thrash
ing from two bank clerks, on Third near Wal
nut street, recently.
The ladies of New York have it in contem-
plation to present the survivors of the crew
of the Arctic with leather medal and life
preservcr each, as the most appropriate memo
riel of their late achievements. .-.. ..,
The jury in the case Of w. w. Lynde VS..
tho City of Boston, for damages sustained in
consequence of defect in q street, in the
Court of Common Pleas, returned verdict on
Monday last for the plaintiff. assessing DANA
ges at S4,359. r-,
The New York Herald states that Miss
Jessie M'Lean, only daughter of the late Major
MLcan, of New Jersey, is about to make her
debut at the Metropolitan Theatre, in that
city. She is said to possess the qualifications
of q frsi-rate actress.
John, the negro man convicted of commit
ting a rape upon the person Of white woman,
was hung at Danvie, Ky, on Friday morning
last, between 10 and IL o'clock. lie denied
the charge that he had used force in the COM
mission Of the act. ...
A man by tho name of Smith, residing at
New Windsor, New York, about four miles
from Ncwbursh, poisoned his wife and then
cut his own throat, from car to ear. He re-
marked to his wife in the course of the even
ing, that neither of them would spend another
Sabbath in this world, but as his speeches
were often odd, no attention was paid to tho
matter. .a
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GENERAL MARKETS.


1--WE SrOcK.-Corrected daily by SeofF B Co.--Beei
foot. % oo0s so p cws. Cows, saO@s5O Work Oxer
$906sl5O p yoke.
Hoes Retail-on foot 90 p cwt 80. i
Sna-.p--t OOfS04 so q bead. .a
VExI-ox CARCASS Sc p fb. Retail 1)c q II.
FRESH MEAT-Rctaila b.--Bcef Ice. "a 1cc. Mutton 12c
Pork, 12c. Veal, 12c. Chickens So SO p dozen.
PRovnuoNs-(Correcredd daily by b. PRrSlAr Pork
SO 0sl9 so Dbl. Hams, 15c. y ft. Lard, 12(015c q
Floi spperine, 50 90; extra 50 so T. Dbl. Corn Meal
Csc. q bu. Ecans, 81 25 bush. Potatoes, 6ocO65c
q BUSH FreshiBu e., Csc. .Cc. p b. Cheese 15c a
1Sc q Is. Eggs, 25c. p dozen.
GRoCERIts.-(From Mr. ALEXANDER REY, Robert street
Sugar, 4 ib brown, 71.D72ic refined, SIC. crushed
and nov dered, l2Ilc Coffee .l4c 615c. Rio-layuyra
loo y Ii. Java Zoe T. II. III Tea, 7ac. Imperial ST.
Rice, 121sc. Molasses, sec. 6sl % p gallon.
DRIED FRur.-Arples, 81 Is = bushel Peaches, 81 "a
G zen Apples, Sc 90 p Dbl. ....-..
GEAIH.-Oats, 45c. Corn, Use. Barley, 70c.
MI cl1IANEous.-Crackers$ s. 50 p barrel Tallow lie
q Ii. Candles, star, Coo q lb. Dried Fish, loc q tt.
Lime, 81 so q Dbl Onions 81 90 = bush. Lard Oil 81
25 p gal. Salt 81 so p gu. Vinegar, Csc. e gallon
Tooacco c5G5cc. q IT, Hides (gresn) $40. dry, &C.
p lb.
LrxmR.-Common, sis0,s = NJ Dimeu ion stuff
$40; Flooring. 1924; Siding $50; shingles, IS 90.
Woodbury., 81 SO q cord.
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SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.

SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. Z. COLLINS,
AUCrIONEER APPOINTED BY LAW FOR TIE TER
RITORY or MINNESOTA, " 'H' ID. ..
ID EPECTFUILY il f,rms his friends that hi, arrange
IL nlents II the transaction of his business in all its
branches arr complete. ..
...tr 81 REGULAR SALE DAYS ....-l4 tsA
For different kinds # Merclx ndze Stock &C. will be
held, in lture on stated days his increasing business
having lpade this absolutely necessary.
-ara o., SALES FROM THE SHELVES I3 tJs
Will Therefore, be held every Monday Wednesday, and
..l FURNITURE SALES '.''
Will be held every Wednesday and saturday either in
HUN Hoiss e may Gaf f ly MaRSEss ETC &
With stock q every description, will be sold zach Satur
day morning at 10 cIook Great attention will be given
to TINS particular branch and it is confidently believed
that from the arrangements made great inducements will
be onered as well to those who have occasion to sell Is
to Those who have occasion to buy.
... CARRIAGES .I
OF every description will be sod and those having vebi
cies u DISPOSE OF are invited to send them along early
...'.. REAL ESTATE
VIII De disposed of on the most reasonable terms,
BOOKS STATIONERY
vii De offered frequently at announcement and in the
No pains attention exsFtion will be spared to give
entire to all who may confde their pro,r,
account will f,ise representation be made to them
Liberal advances made, and Consixnments respectfully
soiiclted sales made qoickly and proceeds
tor without delay All persons having gu to dispose oil
| invited to send them to the ~ = -
OLD PIONEER AUCTION sanD
In the Rsick Building Third near Minnesota street
MISCELLANEOUS SALES ...
Held every evening At early candle light ~ i.i
/ ~-. At PRIVATE SALES TO
| Bargains can be had At all times CAP and see ~
| FRANK, E. COLLINS,
! St Padl4 sepa's 1854 ~ TERRITORIAL 1uct M ,
| 4 CULVER .-r lra aIlL4 ". O. rosssca
1rsss CULVER 4 FONsECA, - =
! No. Wisslo~ Hoxse, Jsssion Of 81. AnkAoay esd
| Eagle Streets, 81. Pool Aianesota. ;rs .''7
1 TLTOULD politely call the attention Of the citiaeps
W St Paul. and of the people Of the Territory u gen
| eral, to their choice and extensive sssortssept of
| FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hosiery asd Gloves, Furnishing Goods Clothing, Hats
Caps, Raots Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrellas &c
| - B-Au orders promptly attended TO! "a
| 81. faui, S,ptsn berll, 1861. SEP l2-d6
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II FADING ROCKS!
SANIERS' NEW SERIES.

A p<Y, C>eu 0Ch
-.vr ~ f .iS Nv Nv Sr.inLo: god
II An ~. tsei.r NJ, h,.23 a a.. ' .aS .S IL.
warmly cr singular htness Tor the purposes oil the
Tbcv are in fact the cors;e,sa resr,ts % ths
n,ost .n,nia az narenca In a.L;n nmd 80 .o.o-,;
',cd aGMr,;r1v in e,e % ,h t a,t "a n
n; tt,s loa ,Har 80 80 Wy " WV '''''A"" i
Iicre in the onset are no duh arguments long drawn
o.H to Ifove that the picture Of cat Is not cat,
thrt 'tie picture OF horse ~ not horse, that the
ihc'ue 81 COW Is NOT GOV " and other information
ecu lily yauabc aud afIFQp tc: IN school book for
c.r'l.! '. '
On &c o"rraTv the child is assumed to have common
ser rnd 20 meet Instructions in what useful and suit
% A. Fe is not therefore puzzled the start
W. To- o:ts ARK. abstract definitions and wearied out
wi,h Ca: o a. cnntiEg to read, what is without ben
eff b"cr 'ove rs capacity. and without interest be-
eau Sa,e 'y dull
In 1905 New Reading Books, every step in the pro-
cess till the very last Is plainly preparatory to the next
Fte PuPt - piea~nuy anu Ptonta"iy cohduccd nrough
=! e'rs ~ ossI; WV, ..ree, OF moie SyMaoies
n IN. ~ S an eo . 1:, ~, Lu VI ihter
est moral and instructive yet highly entertaining and
M 80 "a; S az Wi,e mercy aenng MN 70
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B A n X!
HARLES Ii. PARKER.

BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
EXCHANGE Bought and Sold. ,-.... ... --
AoxyY rs,nittcd England IRELAND SCOTLAND France
Germany amy her important point the Continent
OF Europe. ~ .- -E,rt .-71tI ......-. .'.-,..-
INTEREST allowed Special DErosrs. ' ,'t
rLEc1Ioxs made throughout Minnesota charging the
current rates Of Exchange, and the actual expense o col
lecting. ,1;,4 y.r'..rsp ..At .g.....r5..
L4AsD WARRANTS Bought, Sold and Located. ro9I
LOANS NioAra yielding from, is to 30 cent with
unexceptionabe real estate security coupon bonds pay
able 10 New York else where instructed . 'E
'' Hier Wird Deasch Cesprochee. - 4
References by permission: 70 a-l1i :, .....
Coy. Willis A. German, ,Ex-GOr. Ramsey, ST. Paul,
Mia Ass:s.. rase 1. bacon. 81 Louis. No.. America"
Exchange Bank, n. Y. .-.....'-I
HES. Banking Hours.
From O'clock A. H., to IZ1a IN. '- -....- 'r''
:. ~ - r,Hr, SIX
Rates Of Exchange.
Eastesn .,..--.-.-..!"...-...-. p cent pseaa
Southern "a q cent. prem.
Observation-Disclosures i
DREMTUA paid for Eastern Exchange at Z. H. PARK
L EMS Banking Office.
.--- Money Market.
Loan, r;s, , on call :::...... cent. per mo-
-Hsl e.ass r@Ptr: 2 cent per mo:
ParAcr's Real Estate Abstract. ,.,ah
y Estate ia this 6ty and county or ioanipg money
thereon, will find 1t to their Interest alb
And they are invited to call and examine it. before re-
lying upon information obtained any other source
itss1sAaaages VII w cAserfully xllained- --.---
$50. MONEY TO LOAN srxrgI.
unexceptionabe real estate SECURITY, at low sg
y ure - - Ii g, G. H. PARKER
/ -<.r-. 70 -..f- DRAFTS HfFf :t.E r e
I'm the East and South constantly for sal at y q Ct
" premium, 1T [. f. PA&kEA'S BANKING Uniee.
| AS- Letthis be remembered. 1'''.l4 =
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
IL Bills Of Excbage II omissory Notes and Accounts
"A payable in this city lett at the banking ONCE OF C.
PARKER will be collected free Of charge unless it is
necessary; Or asid demands not paid, when it is
proper they win he protested. ,, ~ la. d. 49,.
s',.. .''' FOR SALE. -.,4 .,1,-., w..
nNE pair of Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
Also, Gor s.!s eight iron Bound Barrels designed for
| Liquor dealers.
..,,t ... t. FENCING. ,..T t-..-.. atE ~
VTyANTEpa to build Fence. '- t.H.H t'. "
WANTER
| IN CORDS of Dry Hard wocd AZ
az I,l,I : ~ FL l,ITa :" ? -
s,. $. t"..s...s.. 10 RENT. s'1'o1 SO, - u
Dy = III .s. mGnsa Fort stree. y ss to
| =OctOberiA. octf6dn
/ DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
and styie II sntlz ArllS was dissolved b. mutu
al on the 10Th inst Payment Of debts due the
old nrm be a.de to either oil the undersigned
u FRED SHUIZ,
Il - f'f JACB M HE'S
Ok RBIs. LARD, ericr article, at re-. TO-, =
20 sale by B. PRESLEY.
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j. C. BURBANK CO.,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocsrs and Dealers in Grain and Provisi0ns -
Wharf Boat 81. Paul, Min. J. C. BURBANK,
e. T. WHITNEY. I
Shippers and Consisnees will fnd their interest n
10 with the expense vi Labor and Dray-
~ =. o.. REFERENCES
Gov. W. A. corman, r.. 30
!; 4; s s;; s,:i' Co.. r
p. II. Campbell, L Co .-afli '
I.orrain, 4 Co., "aena.
r. T. liarris, 4 CO.
R R''e w s.ss,. st. Louis.
S Saa,'ss s & s;.nx . Co. Boston
Mark Packages cure y. 4 Z. Wharf Boat ST. Paul
Mi nesOta.
At. Paul, May l., 1854. 1.tf
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81 O,cOO!!!
$50, c00!!! "''
= iE .,..t I.f THLsPEOPLE'S. fs-t.. - ..str 2
GIFT ENTERPRISES AS OCIATlON.
CONE OF LIES HAPPY, HOURS"
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING, . 'iI
AND rsI's
Share I'm the Gifts,

the disposal Of the beautiful! engraving known ~
:'sss :e
Mr. Charles s,etson The engraving is twenty one BY
twenty-seven inches representing young and lovely
fne-ooking lrie fellow, engaged in pluckipg flower.
from vase upon table near at hand md ntwining
them in his mothers hair, which, owing to his depreda-
lions, hanging hat loosely about her beautiful
neck, while the countenance of each Indicate that the
ARTS. did not fail to repressn! "Qns Of Ls' Happy
By issuing 900 copies, tive subscrber is enabled to
furnish them at the above price, and on completing the
sale to present ~ The msmhfts Of ,s Association the
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
Farm in CpRk COUNTY, Illinois, go .cres,I 50
with Ane dwelling house, barn, necessary = e
out-honses, and variety Of fruit trees, pn- -'
der good cultivation, valued a.; $500
miles from st. Louis; the house Is nearly
new, and finely crnamented with fruit and .
shade Observation-Disclosures. 400
=. Gilbert Co.'S pianos 900
Elegant pianos rosewood cases. i,sos
Prince 4 Co. Is meiodians. ............ $50
Superb Keyed aecordeons.. ..... 90
Set paTlOr furniture Observation-Disclosures. $50
j Set superb parlor furniture. ............... 500
10 s sa fine "e gold sss ".sss:. 1ssS
10 Ladies fine geld guard Chains ........ 200
20 Sets Ladies' onam.nied bracelet. zoo
10 Sets Ladies ornamen'ed ear-rings ~. 100
20 Gents Cluster pins H.. $50
50 Gents god rinss Hi,h setting. 400
wv liepts gold pens with csses. ....... LOCO
200 Ladies gOd pens with cases .......... II 600
1000 Gold peils, etameled points. OOO
100 Gents Turkey morocco porte monnaies { ESQ
100 Ladies pearl inlad porte mOnnaies. 49,. $50
J double barreied gun, silver mounted ...... 50
Set hunting trappings.. ................. IS
i avery CT! sfaI Palace sewing mach lines :. l9O
80 Ladies figured silk and satin pSraspis .... $50
80 Ladies silk nmbrelas. :H............ ESQ
80 Gents sill umt,reitas. $50
lOO Gents walking canes Observation-Disclosures. 200
200 ipples fans, various patterns ......... 500
~ La9ies gold thmbles ............---...-. 50
- ladies' SILVER hiHbles. 70
kapies superb work INSTRUMENTATION, IS
Gents dressins Gases ............,.......r. rs
splendid pleasure carriage ..............A $50
1000 popular literary works. ........,. -. 600
1900 me s,ee plate eIgrayibes OF Clay ,.,. L5J0
1880 me steel plate engr~vings IF Webster - $50
1900 ane steel Plate engFavngs Of Calhoun 500
cSes ;s.s : II; been 1s.1.
!
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ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
(tQNNETING with the American Express Company, to
~ all the principal points in the United States Canada
and Europe. , r-..s-5 ..'..
The cheapest and safest transporting light and
valuable Gools-Spece and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of Notes Bills,
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of Merchandise
LOST FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE rae
looked up and delivered to owncrs &c. - ....
Messengers Weekly. ~.
J. c. BURBANK l. CO..
!. St Paul, May 16, 81. --,l..I :. Prppretprs.
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e,0c0 VALUABLE GIFTS

Among which. p mag i've seen by the above list fns
arm dwelling house several elegant pissos, par.
log furniture, beautiful carriage, fine gold watches,
u Rscolect, by renting one dollar you receive 4
6ne steel plate engraving that csnnO bs purchased ~
which entities the holder chance in the above es.
~ Call apd sxaDine the engravinss At 81 and 50
Mareet street. .i'@ f'Hi =
The great rapdity with which the tickets ere ve,na
disposed Of causes the undersigned believe that he
wi be able ~ bring the enterprise TO suceessl ter
yong .ddres. plain and in FULL enclose IN envelope
win It written upon. ~ rlEEgstEE-s'
All orders ny letter post paid with the uaossy e..
closed will meet with prompt sttentior TIE ensrsx
ING snc nnmberrd receipt emitting the holder 70
c1snce the pF9iseety sDd toward tho msnner
~ US "sui0asion, forwarded by ussi. Addsss.
RHrT'.to - - . ,es.l..i.d l.. w. ABBOTT
- and 50 Market street, AZ. Louis, No. vhere n.
GAg{s2E can be bad on application ssa lSdArwSu
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COMMERCIALS
ST. PAUL Markets.

D.
DAILY PIONEER OFT1Cx
November z, 1854 J
B. --'s MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list Of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange are bought Sold corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Mes BORUP CAKES, Bankers,
and Exchange Dealers, 3 lint Paul -......... r.
Exchange New iork. ............ I1sP cent.
d" - Chicago. ............ j q - r..
:. Dubuque and Galena :. q -
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
Messrs BoArp OAKEs refuse for the rresen all Ohio
money except bills of tie State Bank of Ohio all India
IA money except bills of the State Bank Of Iniana all
Kentucky money, except bills of the Bank OF Kentucky
all Georgia money, except Atlanta mi Macon nd the
bills of all Virginia. Tennessee, ami District e Columbia,
b. nkS
BANKING House c. II. PARkER.-Rates of Ex-
change r -..
Eastern. .......... x per cent premium.
Southern ............... a per cent premium.
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NEW BOOK STORE.
e.. HAMILTON 4 90

NEW BOOK STORE, -
.l...-r.. e. HAMILTON 4 CO., .-t b.
No Win'lo'o House. Corner IF Eagle and Fart Sts.,
RE receiving and onenng the largest and best assert
IA ment of Books s.. ,iorcry, Wall Paper and fame,
articles ever b"o,c west of Chicago, which the,
We woutl first II ;On stock of Wall Pam
ccm'rising &c oils which purchased yer,
low les Tho v. Ing Wall raier, would do we'll t.
oeT ock OF stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
c:.O
" II. " Pa :, of all grades. Pens, Ink Rubber, Ink
sant ','r Eot:ing and Draw ing Paper of all dcscrip
ton rslis Acan articles usually kept in Stationery
Gol' Pers.H We have a large stock of J. B. Beers
Pens ~ ~ rnted. which offer to the public at Easter,
2 Cola ARD Silver Tooth Picks, very article.
Let.e-t, Journals. Day Books, lass Books and Memo
rsrdu. ms. o all styles, in sets single ' t'rt
We have COOL stock of Miscellaneous Rocks and a
es variety Of Children's Books, which cannot fail to
p.~ e. GOAL. .fN.'. ff=s -',.'..t- rs
CIR, 0Iootions We have in store very large stock
arr ceIved by Express sOon Is theS are H.
.ov' nc ,,rcss. We have arrangement in New
io ely ,ich all the works orw arded to VA
nrnied r-..r . .r~.u .,...
y c. Books We have all Of A. s. Barnes Co. Is
~ >'' which We offer as low any other establish
M. Z: .o,n. Give US a call. C. HAMILTON 4 Co., 3
iure So i No. 3.winslow House.
FOR THE LADIES.
MRS. HALLS New Household Receipts,
4n ;" New Co"k Book,
Mrs. Le>lie,s Complete CNpkcry, ..
q =. New Receipt for Cooking
G. HAMILTON 4 CO.,
june 3o-dtf - No: 8, Win>ow House
NEW BOOKS.
T IFE and Sayings of Mrs. Partington,
IL Flush Tim of the Mississippi,
Africa and lie American Flag.
70 -...... c. HAMIyTrN 4 CD.,y
= june 3o-dtf No 3, winslow House
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J. W. BASS. rhEODOR BORCP. q. u. CHAMfLlN.
BASS, 8ORUP Il CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leree, Opposite Steamboat Landing, st. Paul, Min
RsrE..scs.-p. Chou.saa, II: SO, New York;
Louis; p. Chouteau, Jr Co., st. Louis; ChOuteau 4
Vale, St. Louis; Bnford Brothers. Rock island; II. H.
Sbley, Mendoza; Livingston d Fargo, Buffalo; Dole,
Rumsey r Co.. Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; James
Carter Co, Galena; B. II. Campbell Il Co, G9lenn;
F. MGCloskey, Galena; Franklin Steele Fort Snsll-
ing; BOrnp Cakes, st. Paul v
IL Liberal advances made on consignmenty-Nfark
packages Care b., Ii. Co, st. Paul, M. r."
81. Paul, Aprl Illh. 1854. 1T
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UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT
..a -.s.f LANTEC BY STEAM, ..tl..

I.a ..sf LANTEC BY STEAM. .-.,a. e..
BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD -
THUS connection affords the only continuous route by
4 steam to the Atlantic from St Paw. BY this route
lsSsengers will escape the stage travel from
arrangements have been naGs to ticket passengers ~
lineage and the east by the Galena and Minnesota Facket
company, and the st. Louis Gacnt Packet to Rock b.
land, forming a connection with the cars. 4 ,srs5 y
daily express trains between Rock Island cpd Chi
connecting at Chicago with for the east and
1 PASS ORuP 60, General Agents, st. Paul, N. 7.
nv. A. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third street,
anu the Lower Landing.
Tickets may also be obtained at ts Office to New York
boston Philadelphia, Baltimore. and all the principal cz
Ae Eastern 81 Southern States. -.
O. JAo, LAMB, Ticket Agent
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JUST RECEIVED.

TTNHE largest assortment of CLOCKS imported p
i to this Territory, consisting of the choicest "a
kinds from the most lebra ted makers. No charge
to them. Also beautiful lot of HUNTING AN PiAi,
LEVER AND La1SE WATCHES tf.-'
10. WM HLiNGwORTH, & -;
U.. Cor. Of Jack ,op and Fifth streets.
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LAND OFFICE, MlNNEAfOLIN
NOTICE is hereby given to all porsois interested that
~ said Office will be open CIR enptions surveyed
aeds il t:se minneapolis District on and afer Monday
the 9th day of October II. r. RUSSELL. Re-
J. NJ, QIIS Receiver.
Minnea polls Land Office Sept 20, 1SS4-Oct2dI. .trs