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The weekly Minnesotian., 1854-02-11
Ready for the Fall Campaign.

MI RS NJ A. MARVIN wishes to inform her friends and
l the public generally that she has just returned from
New York with o stock Of
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
~ Of her selection. and In such numbers and va.
riety as will suit all tastes. Her stock of yelvst.
~ silks, Piumes, Flowers, &C., has never been ox,
celled in this market.
She brought also large and well seIecsi .toek
Of Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps and Dress
Trimnsngso every kind and Of the nevest
Cuffs Of the Latest Fashions Ladies' Kid (:ove. ., ,hs
best quality, sewing silk, spool Thread Needles Pins
Comos ETC., Bonnets and Dresses made to order
sss OF whatever Is necessary keep the little ouss
beng at but little expense, Mrs NJ hatcrs berselt that
she can make her profits small Call and see. '"'
st. Paul, October 8, 1858. n,
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Attention Everybody (!
HEAR..HEAR YE!..lQ YE HRAla

Hs-.DV MEAB
VNlIAT J. Z. WHITNEY has Just returned from
new fork, with the largest and most magnificent
assortment OF Daguerreotve GOODS to the peo-
pie of Minnesota.
" n. b. His assortment Of Cases is the most splen-
ud ever seen In this Market consisting part Of PEARL
tortoise Shells Papier Mache Silk Velvet, Port Monaie
Union, Jewell, Mourning, Kossuth, Jenny Lind, Kate
Hayes, &c.
1OC1kot0! IsoC1kot0ss
The largest and best assortment offered for sale
IN ST. Paul, which will be sold either with without
hkenesses in them; also, Locket Pins, ETC., etc.
Pictures put better style, better cases. than
ever before for he money.
p. s. 100000 persons can be accommodated on shorf
notice; Provided, they do not all at one time
few very fine likenesses the late COL j. M Good.
huc or sale also, pictures Of Hoe-in- Day, Red
rom ana other noted Indians, views OF ST. Anthony
Fails, etc., at the Gothic Building Third street nm
Walk IN without knocking.
St Paul, November s, lS53-Stf
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Last but not Least.

BERNARD ROGERS, not having the
- fear of competition before his would respect
fully inform his old friends and the public generally, that
he has opened fresh and well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
bers streets, dagonally from the sWorIds Fair
He has every thing in his line that be found else
where, and is determined TO dispose Of his goods and
wares, cash, at rates that find
fault with. hope all my friends and neighbors will give
CALL feeling satisfied that can trade with them ad-
yantageouSly. 36tf BERNARD ROGERS.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
Hs THE fortieth edition, with one hundred engra-
49, wings, showing diseases and Maformaons Of
XASN the human system in every shape and form. To
~~ which is added treatise the diseases OF Fe-
macs, being of the highest importance to married pco
pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed 20 present a copy of the
.ESCCLAPIUS TO his child. II may him from an
early grave Let 10 young enter into the
obligations married life without reading the
Pocket 1EsCuapius. Let no suffering from hack
MED Cough pain in the sde restie, nights, feel
ings and the whole train dyspepic sensations, and Civ
by their physician, be another moment without con-
suIting the lEsculapus. Have the married. those
about TO be married any impement read this truly
fu book, as it has been the of saving thousands of
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
~ Any person sending trenty.fre cents enclosed in
letter, will receive copy this work by mail,
five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address tpost paid DIR. WM. YOUNG.
3-2-5m No. 152 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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arNEADS-Got up expressly for Minneso
- ta Winter, by Heenxn at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Dec. 3, 1e5s-leu
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L. Blum's New York Bazaar!


BLUM has just returned the second time th{s
AAe season, with large and beautiful stock of all
Kinds OF Ladies Dress Goods, consisting parof the
lowing articles:
Merinos,
De Lanes,
Poplins,
Alpaccas,
Bombazines, &c.
Embroiderins Of all descriptions.
FURS.
Hictorines, Cuffs, and Muns, and Gloves Ladies' and
Gentlemen.
JEWELRY.
Gold and silver Watches, Chains and Breastpjns for
Ladies and Genemen Bracelets, Rings, Silver
Thmbcs, Seals, and Gold Keys, and very govd assort-
ment OF Silver
Ladies Shoes and Caters
Our assortment of Ladies shoes and CATERS ia verv
large, comprising all the different patterns, and latest
styles.
Millinery Goods-A large and beautiful assortment,
comprising the very latest styles.
Hosiery, of every description
Guns and Pistols
have splendid stock Of Guns, Pistols, &C., which
will be sold at low prices.
Christmas Presents
Ladles ana Gentlemcn, you find at Blum's Bazaar
very great variety of articles suitable Christmas
sents for either children adults, which will bo
sold remarkably low.
All kinds Of Fancy Goods and genuine French Perfu-
merry.
Nov 10, 1s5s-lotf
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Stationery.

Stationery.
A GREAT supply Of the finest Stationery direct from
IA New York, and sold at low prices at
COMBS Bookstore.
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Cash. consisting Of all kinds Of goods that needed
in this market, as follows:
Groceries and provisions 10 bbls golden syrup
25 bbls Mess Pork Currants and RaiSns
1000 i15 Hams, best kind Glass, Nails Putty Oils
$500 lbs fresh Butter Bed Cords and Buckets
100 bbls Jasper Extra Flour 90 bbls Lime
SO do superlne do 25 ibis common Whskey
40 sacks Buckwheat do 10 do Old MoDongahela
40 bb Is dr'd Apples, the best 25 do common Brandy
brought to market 10 do do Gin
Is bbls of A b sugar A 1-2 pipes best Brandy
25 doz Bait. Oysters 10 bbls of Old Port Wine
IS sacks Java and Rio Coffee s do Malaga do
% bNs tallow and star Candfs do Madeira do
% do soap % baskets Ueids'k Cham
20O0 saleratus paigne
25 chests Teas l cask of fine Old Gin
Yeast Powders and Mustard $4,000 good Cigars.
Dec 10, lS53-l3-3t WM. COSSTANS.
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Five Tons Shorts and Bran.

AN0 AoAS SUOEW ana bran.
nN hand and for sale. Erie & Kalamazoo Railroad mo-
ney, and all with few exceptions) OF the notes on
ue Oh \. \. Safety Fund Banks, he which It was ru-
nored on Change not long since, had broke,' bust
&c) and Ohio State Stock notes. received payment
io groceries and Provisions. Bring your trash and
get something good. BURBANK CO.,
NOV. %, 1893. Wharf Boat.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

just Arrived i'm Time.
The Latest style Of Six, Brush and Bearer
Hats.
Panama, .Narabo and Leghorn do
Kossuth, Citizens and Chip do
Boys ami Infants do; a Large assortment.
Direct from the East-drop in and take peep at the
New York store.
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The Exhibition Continues.

The Exhibition Continues,
Notwithstanding the great demand for Goods at the
WORLDS FAIR,
Since the Fall and Winter supply customers can vet be
Observation-Disclosures Of former Goods having arri-
we'd by the last boat,
The Winter Stock is Again Complete,
Fresh packages will be exhibited as occasion requires
presenting new Attractions of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Delaines, Alpaccas, Merinos and variety of
Woocn Dress Goods,
BOnnets, Ribbons, Loces and Em6roideries,
Boots and Shoes including assorted sizes Ladies, Miss
es ana ChiIdrens Sikelasc, Morocco and Calf Bootees
boialo, Carpet, and India Rubber Oyershoes Sk,
ver kossuth, and other Hats; Plush Otter and variety
Of Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mits and Gloves
Tailor's Trimmiugs and Piece Goods.
Ready-mdde Clothing, and Clothing made
to Order,
the shortest notice. Having engaged the services Of
expered cutter, particular attention will be paid to
making Men and Boys Clothing, in the latest fashion.
House Trimming Goods
general assortment, including Cotton Hemp, Wool and
Tapestry Carpets Of the latest designs and patters.
Stair and Floor Oil-Cloths,
Paper Hangngs, Cashmere, worsed, and Linen (satin
nnish) Table Cloths, and covers, window Dsmask and
Draperies in great beauty, at the
Worlds Fair Store,
Corner Third and Roberts sts.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
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View Of Saint Paul.
TNHOMPSON RITCHIE'S View Of Saint Paul-colored
Il Price 81. For sale by ". S. COMBS.
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VIM, CONSTANS

UIAVING on hand fine lot Of Commission Goods
which he is desrous to close out, will be sold cheap
Cash. consisting Of all kinds Of goods that needed
in this market. fOlloWs
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Erie and Kalamazoo r. r. Money

HNAKEN at par, for Goods, at
IL HYNEMAN'S.
Come and buy your Winter Clothing, and get rid Of
your bad money.
Nov. 19, 1853.-10n LEWIS HYNENAN.
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TINE UNDERSIGNED is now furnished with sections
Of all the surveyed portion Of the Territory and
Abstracts of all entries and pre-empton claims msde af
the Saltwater Land Office. Persons In the vicinity with
ing TO enter Government Lands time and
by calling me, can furnish them all the iHfOrma-
On they could get at the Land Oce Reports received
from the Land Once twice week. Titles TO ans traced
TO the original purchaser.
TRI1M n SNTTu
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Winter Boots.

HALF, Kip, and Coarse Boots Of my Manufacture,
~ and Eastern Made, at prices to suit ali customers a
L. MARvIN'S
Boot and Shoe Manu- factory, Sd ST., near Robeffs.
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A Little Left Yet.

a U1Etl6 LEU xCt.
200 bbls Extra Flour, Is bbls Mess Pork,
so sacks Buckwheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 20 bbis Dried Apples;
hhds n o sugar; 10 do b and C sugar;
25 bbls KendalPs Butter Crackers.
And etu other articles, all OF which wish to close
out possble to wind up business for ths
season. J. C.. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10. 1S53-l0tf
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1 8 3 3
Notice to Dealers in Real Estate.

OO0 bbls extra and superns Flour so bbs Mess Pork;
1000 lbs leaf lard just received and for sale By
DHRRANR z G{N.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

'nsistng Of cashmeres deaines, alpacas prints,
els bi"ached and unbleachcd muslin, shawls, table
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Arrival Of the Empire CITY.
LATER FROM HAVANA.


The steamship Empire City, Captain John
McGowan, from New York the 18th and Havana
tho 18th, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing, bringing the following passengers:
Miss E MCGOWAN, Miss @ II McGowan, Or @ S Aber
croulbe, DR. Mather Benson Nicholson, Mrs Rogers,
mother two children and nurse, Mrs Colley, Mr. Gates
Monroe and lady, Pefey 0liyera lady and child
Delvaie and son i Graham. Mr. Mannett, Mrs Freeman
b Byrne, ] Fors, Bosch, Mrs Morais T Vaurignaud
In the Havana papersfwe have received by
the Empire City, we find little news Of impor-
lance. Much anxiety seems to be felt in
Havana for the reception Of intelligence from
Spain relative to the negotiations between Mr..
Soule and the Spanish Court.
The Captain General has published decree,
by which the Courier DIES Etats U,ais, of New
York, is allowed to circulate on the island.
Gottsehalk has gone to Matanzas. where he is
to give q series of concerts. His last concerts
ut Havana were attended by large audiences.
The Ayuntamento Of Havana have made an
address to the Queen in reference to the amnes-
ty towards those concerned in the Lopez inya-
sion, in which renewed protestations Of loyalty
are made.
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Arrivals al the Principal HotsIs.



ST. CHARLES. B Higgins, j, England; W II Evans
sow Taylor, A Munros and lady, X Bullard, N \ ;
W johnson, D A Hooper, 9 H Perley. I y Summers,
Il 20 Hall,sG Hall, J Noyes, Mrs Munnel, Mr.
Rogers Ala; jackson, Surget, II Thompson,
IL Lewis, u jackson, Col Griffin w Brown,
La; Johnson, M Hall, W Drisdale, u Jones,
A Jones, Texas Jarman, W * Jarman, DR. O 8
Abercrombe, Geo W Koonty, Tenn McCnllam,
Harris, Geo; NV Williams NJ McAfed, 4 Wyatt
and lady i Foford ndlady, Miss Fabert,
Mass; D Wood Va; II Merrill, Pa DR. Mann,
Ind W McGeorge, Ohio /; II Gwins and lady, NJ
Gwins. Skinner, Pa, ,s,.4 - ztst7tsfS
ARCADE. M Frank 7 Dugier H Duthard, A Palmer,
Dixon, Halt w JNKnox, A b Thompson w A
Regain, VIM, A Smith w Robson, La g
Davis, w Clayton Ky =; J II fuder, ] II Fulder W
Hutshe M II Gage, Ala; III M House. I Farley q
A Stuart and son, O Nelson, Va; Hunter, NJ
Hudson, Il M Decking, Goodrich Texas G b
Eposh, Pa; J Busey, p Mcdonald La Il q Gate
wood } W Collier, Collier, Miss Garter w L
KILN, Tenn G Taylor s O Il s Friskland, Miss Il
Ii House, Vermont
CITY..,J P Enseyn, T Mcneil, i 8 Young, Wood
land, COLI Hutchinson, Cummings o Moves, g ii
Jones, w D Smith, Hon Taylor, W Cavendsh s
Holt, Col s Jones' ] u Ellington, Ala Wartel
WI McNeey, LenoirsJ L Lenoir, T James L
Luffty, La; Mrs Wilson, s Haywood Texas j
Adger I Player, s o. II NJ Mandell Ark Dir 3
Theobald and lady, w Blanton and lady, Miss G
A Truell G Harris II Ransom, j Griffin, Geo W
W Farmer, II Sessions La
ST. LOUIS. A Brown, Mo; Il johnson, W Palmer A
Elwerden, Capt McGinan, Miss u McGinan Ii ]
Rullay, DIR Dorramer, N Y G Starr, ID Webb, La.
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Magnificent Stock OF summer
CLOTHING.
Ar.FREn MUNROE g. CO.,

ga Magszae street, corner Of Gravier,
s- Hays now in store the most Elegant Assortment OF
s9 sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
that they ever had he pleasure oGas 70 tb cnOns They
invite careful examination ta stock which the sioWns
only partial list: - ,,a,,s s,,,,trp
Drap d'Ete, Psrasa sk Warp Alpaca saek s'' FANCY
Linen White pnok, Gooffd Linen bi' aaH Duck
India Seersucker, Popgee Grass Cloth, stc'
r. PANTALooNs FOR SUMMER,
Black cooed Single MIed Cashmere Eranfh pfap Es
Paramet Alpaca White Drill and Duck Fane cQorsd nen Drill
New Style Check Dill Brown Dill Planters Linen San&een
Cotonade, etc. ,,,,,p E
Fancy ceored Marselen, p Bud Mass PlAin White and
Figured White Maseie White Linen pns PAn and Figured
Linen Drill Brown Drill Planters Linen Black Alpaca bonba
zne, Silk Satin, etc. M
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER
ausn shir Mauo Cause Cotton saars Flannel
Silk Undershra wrappe e Thread Unde'saf and
Dawers Dawers Cotton Msno Cashmere Linen
Thread Hf Hoae Gnyes all Kinds crayaA Handler
chiefs, Stocks etc. Also very superior assortment Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Of the best quality. Also ,%s
yULCAS1zED INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
much argeu oieau which will bs sold at the
lowest price for cash.
ONE PRICE FOR eoops--No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co,
nyls7tsp s-0e 81 Magazine street. Ger. Of Camp,
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sTRANGE FrNANcIERlSG.-The latest specula-
tive dodge in 3 financial way that has come un-
der eur notice is that Of a couple of our wealth.
lest citizens, who purchased a couple of shares
each in certain railroad scheme and then used
all the weight of their inoneyed influence to de-
seroy the credit of the Company. II is not per
mitted ordinary understandings to comprehend
the details of their policy, and therefore it will
not appear surprising ifmsny people fail to per-
ceiye the object Of their peculiar management,
Or how they ere to make it profitable.
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Later from Texas.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Mexico, Capt
Thompson, from Galveston, yesterday, we have
later Texas papers. We find in them, however,
few items of Importance. In the papers before
US there is nothing additional relative to the
late Indian massacre. @4
A fire occurred ct Houston on the 18th inst !,
which destroyed property to the value of $4,000.
The Broken House and the residence of Mr..
Robert ?. Boyce, together with most of their
contents, were consumed.
The mansion of General Sidney Sherman, at
Harrisonburg, was burned on the 18th inst 4,
with most Of the furniture, etc., in it,. The loss
is considerable.
Reports from various points on the rivers are
favorable. The Trinity was reported to be
rising rapidly, and was within two or three
feet of being in good boating order.
The steamer William Penn while descending
the Brazos river struck snag, near San Felipe
and sunk, in fifteen feet water-she was freighted
with five hundred bales of cotton, which will be
partly saved in a damaged condition-the boat
is total loss.
The Victoria Advocate of the 18th inst. has
the following relative to the weather and crops
The ground has been sufficiently moistened
by the recent rains, and the weather continues
cloudy and damp. We are informed by the
farmers in this vicinity that crops of all kinds
are quite forward and give every promise of
satisfactory yield and the prospects, SO far as
we can learn, are equally promising in the adj
joining counties, and probably throughout the
State ~ q
The San Antonio Western Texan notices the
passage through San Antonio, of several fami-
lies, consisting of sixty persons in all, in one
body, for California, by the overland route.
They had strong wagons and good teams, a
large number of cattle and horses, and seemed
well armed A large number of trains have
passed through San Antonio lately, for the same
destination.
The Victoria Advocate of the 18th says:
Last Tuesday, Messrs. McRae and Rankin
passed through town with drove of seven hun
dred stock cattle and beeyes, on their way to
California. There were seventeen resolute men
in company, all armed with revolvers and other
weapons, prepared to fight their way amongst
the Indians if necessary Several similar com
panies are on their way, or about to start.
The Nueoes Valley newspaper has been sold
to Hon. b. +. Neal, of Corpus Christi
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LATEST TEI.EGRAPHIC. NEWS
I. ro 1rur xEm oRI.EANs nAILY oREsoENT.
ain tl,t soutl1sra Line.

EASTERN MALL STEAMERS LETTERS.
MOBILE, May THE eastern mail has ar
rived, with New York dates to the 10th, as late
as due under the new schedule, and bringing
the foreign letters by the steamer Atlantic.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
a MOBILE, May 2l.--Capts Kinny, of thesteam-
er Empress, fell from the hurricane deck of his
boat yesterday, striking on his head on the
lower deck. He was instantly killed.
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Spain, and that designs on Cuba are at the bot
tom Of these very abrupt measures and exor-
bitant demands. Without endorsing such an
opinion, one can hardly feel surprised ut its
being entertained by feeble and jealous nation
which has already seen its richest colony in
vaded by an expedition from the American
shores,s and which cannot entertain doubt of
the strong desire of America to appropriate
Cuba. II is impossible to deny that it shows
little generosity in q powerful nation thus per-
emptorily to demand terms which cannot be
granted without the deepest humiliation to the
much weaker one with which it finds itself at
variance AS for the demand of an indemnity
of $500 1000, why not ask ss3 ,000, 900 or $780,
100000 There would be just as much appear
anee of reason and right in exacting the one
sum as in insisting on the other. It is not an
indemnity that is claimed from, but o fine that
Is imposed upon Spain, because her colonial Off
GERS are alleged lbut not yet proved) to have
mistaken or exceeded their duty. The dismissal
of SO high functnnary as the Captain General
of Cuba is another exorbitant and unreasonable
pretension. As regards the third demand, that
the colonial authorities should in future be
authorized to settle disputes without reference
to Europe, the Spaniards will reply that that is
contrary to their system of colonial government,
and is, moreover, less than ever necessary, now
that steam has SO greatly accelerated the COM
munication between thetwo hemispheres With
out, however, entering further into the discus
sion Of demands which it is hoped the American
Government will feel the propriety of abandon
ing, or at least of greatly modifying, persons
disinterested in the matter, and desirous only
to see fair play and good harmony between
nations, may be permitted to regret that there
should not be invariably Oh osen as the medium
of such communications diplomatists whose good
temper, urbanity and courtesy would somewhat
diminish their unpalatable nature, instead of
men who, by display of the contrary qualities,
make the bitter draught difficult to swallow.
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A CARD.-To THE PUBLIc.-Whilst under
"a witness the Fourth District Court
Questioned in general
reputation Mr.. FRANCIS LKES sud
asked @sshethsr not | would believe him oahh
replied known Mr. Lsseh for years.
others say him. thought
truth With him confirmed
what from oheTs aud thu. souid
Ala oa When asked by opposing counsel stats facts declined
matters of testimony desired
therefore wopld then my memory. q.
On the following received challenge Mr.
Lseeb, to which retarasd the following reply;
"NHw ORLEANS, May Is, 1854.
S Nh. FRAscs IEEcH: SirThrough he hands Of COL -,
have your undSr date OF the 1h inst
Th insult complained Of Iprespas declaration whilst
a the Fourth
would not believe under eaih.N
al conclusion beg to state that Ia giving
testimony acting under Of duty That hold
responsible testimony Gully through thu country
further
iect. am, yeur otedent servant, GEO W. cHRISTYh
Under AFFAIRS Lsseh has thought proper issue
racard, dsueunsing roltseon, In which
simply
pansd threuGh the TRIBUNALS The country. prepared
when called justify declaration thai would
him under oath.
As 10 the personalities Of his plaeard he welcome effect
insy may prone on The public mind shall by nosins em
OF recognise tbs right Individual 10
'imidAs witness who stands before cour: Of Justice
New Orleans, May ", issa myss
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An election is to be held in Texas in August,
when the question of :. License or No license
is to be decided We observe by the Texas pa
pers that strong temperance feeling is awake
and growing in that State, and the friends of
the prohibitory law seem to be quite certain of
success in the election.
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CoLp WEArHER.-A Portland paper of the 8th
says: sc In the woods, only one hundred miles
north of Bangor, the snow is about three feet
deep, and there is now good moose hunting in
that region"
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.WeeU Summer. e y hing.
SON, ARRIS0N y Go

Formerly Sherman Pierson)
~ Corner Canal and Magazine Streets
Arc now receiving entire Stock Of the latest styles ia
Spring summer. Addonsby every from New York.
- New atyo Cashmsretts and Zephyr Cloth Frocksi
New style Light Cashmere windsosi B&
Black Alpaca Bombaaine and Italian clsth Winda0si y
iawhite and coored Duck Coats and Vestai 5
Elegant figured MArseilles Yeats;
Fancy and White Linen and Merino Pants
Summer Tweed and New styls Cashmere Pants.
Also splendid assortment of SIX. Linen and Bat Cravats
Cooed lEoue; Lsa and SIX Gio7e eipo t4ae and
silk Under hir.s and Dwe article Of Furnishing aood
Linen and Linen Boam Shirts Of ali qualities few Excelsior
Mods Collars tnew atye) just received
Call and examine as we are prepared 10 offer our goods n low
prices. ~ = PERSON. HARRISON eco
apqa eos90t.stw Magazine street, corner Canal.