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Spain.

Madrid is comparatively quiet, although not
altogether tranquil. The disarming of all the
citizens except the National Guard continues.
Gen. Prim has reached Paris on his return
from the East, having FASTENED back on hear
ing of the Revolution in his native country
1t is calculated that the deficit bcqucathcd by
the Sartonius Ministry to the Treasury will
amount to 1OO,OOOOOO Reals. NJ. Cullado,
the newly appointed Minister of Finance, has
resigned.
At dinner given by tie Editors of Madrid
all the Ministry were in attendance-a most
unusual occurrence. EspartcrO proposed the
toast of /" Liberty to which O1uonnell has
tily added: "Thc Constitutional Qncen -
MIR. SOulc was invited to attend, but sent an
apology.
Several new papers have sprung into exist
cnce.
Letters of the 18th say that Barcelona is
again quiet. About 100 cases day of chol-
era were reported but the malady had become
milder.
An important piece Of news is published by
the Paris PGt,Ie. On the 18th Il deputation
composed of the leaders of the barricades and
Of the clubs. waited on ESpartcro to request
him to suppress the article i'll the decree con-
voking the Cortcs, which lays down that the
dynastic question cannot be discussed by the
new Constituent Assembly. Espartcro at first
replied to the dcputation that they ought to
either share the confidence rcposed in him 10y
the nation. or else govern III his place. \ long
and warm discussion cnsucd, ut the end of
which ESpartero, in taking leave of the dcp'!-
tation, recommended them to take their pet.
ton to the Council of Ministers. Tho dcc,
gates withdrew in great excitement. Not
withstandng these symptoms the Government
is thought to he strong enough to carry out its
policy.
\ Royal decree has established civic deco.
ration in honor of " those brave men who re-
conquered the liberty Of Spain during the days
of July"
nou Vincent Gutierrez de Icran is appoint
cd Charge to Costa Rica
The Patriarch Of the Indies is ordered to
leave Madrid.
The Government has ordered the purchase
of fifty thousand muskcts of Spanish manufac
ture.
Large sums of money have been subscribed
for the widows, orphans, and wounded of thu
Revolution.
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The Eastern papers prophecy a continu-
ance of the tightness in the money market,
on account of the belief that crops have
fallen off at least One-half in all the Middle
and Eastern States. With less means to
base currency uponr it must, Of course, con-
tract, and hence there is real cause for
alarm. When the facts are learned as to
the extent of this years crops, we can de
ternline the financial barometer for the year
to come.
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FOREIGN NEWS
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.

AN INFERNAL MACHINE.
The seizure in Belgium Of an Internal ma
chine has led to the arrest of several French
political refugees, The EtoRe Beige says:
Several arrests, which seem connected with
politics, have just been effected at Brussels.-
NJ. Victor Co,,sitierant, well known AS the
head Of the Phalanstcrian doctrine, has been
locked up, accused, it is said, of having pur-
chased arms for the purpose Of organizing q.
plot against the Government.
1t is said that NJ. Brunei. formerly an off
Ger in the French army, and who has been liv-
ing at Brussels for several months, but who is
not political refugee, had ordered from NJ
Sanders, a manufacturer of arms, certain ill.,
cendiary tubes. This order is said to have been
given in letter inclosing remittance of 60
francs Oh account. In this letter is said to he
the following phrase " AS to NJ. Victor Con
sideraut, prefer that you should speak to him
yourself" This, it seems, is the only indca-
ton to connect NJ. Considcrant with the plot
if plot there be.
The Independence Beige says:
Fresh but incomplete information has reached
us on the subject of the late arrests. What is
certain is, that five persons have been arrested
NJ. Victor Considcrant and NJ. Van der Fist
have been mentioned. The case or box sent
to the latter, aud which was seized at his Office
did not contain an Internal machine, but l |
little articles having the same character. They
are in the shape of small bombs, 50 construct
ed as to explode Oh whatever side they may
fall, if on hard surface. The others arrested
arc NJ. Brunei (rArgientiere) ex-guard of ar
tillery, who is said to have furnished the model
of these bombs, Sanders, the maker of them
and FOudrin, Il French teacher, who has beer
residing at Licge some years, and who had un
dertaken to convey the case to NJ, Van dcl
Elst.
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AN ARMY OFFICER BRoKEx.-At a general
court martial, which convened at Fort Union,
New Mexico, on the 10th of February 1854.
pursuant to Orders No. Z, of January 26,
1854, headquarters department of New Next
co, and of which Brevet Major d. II. Rucker,
Assistant Quartermaster, was president, First
Lieutenant Wylly C. Adams, of the second
regiment of artillery, was arraigned and tried
on the charge of drunkenness on duty. liav-
ing becu found guilty he was sentenced to Inc
..cashiered" and on the 10th inst. the sentence
VAS ,lulv carried out.-WpsL, STIR.
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Fire In HOcheste-LOss 100000.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. - NJ.
\ fire broke out at five this afternoon, in
the woodsheds adjoining the large engine house
of the Central Road, near North ST., which
instantly spread to the round house. and in
less than ten minutes the whole of it was in
flames.
There were seven fine locomotives in the
house, which were destroyed.
The woodshcds were also destroyed and 800
cords of wood were also DESTROYED.
The fire caught from the small engine used
in saving wood.
Total loss is probably not much less than
100000.
The tracks were all badly damaged, so that
no trains will probably pass tonight
Two cars loaded with -four were also burnt
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The clerks in the New Orleans Post Office
have all left in body, owing to quarrel
with the Postmaster.
The New York Sun Of the 4th inst. givos
us an account of riot which occurred in that
city during street preaching at the City Hall.
The Old Colony and Fall River Railroad
Companies in Massachusetts, have been united
into one COMPANY.
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Iowa Election.

ArcrsTrs HALL, Nebraska Democrat is
elected over r. L. B. CLARKE, Anti-Nebras
ka Wing, in the lst Congressional district,
by III majority. The vote stood HALL
ll,2l9, CLARKE l,042.
In the I'd Congressional district, JAMES
TuoEIScroN, Anti-Nebraska Wing, beats
STEPHEN HEMPsrEAn, Nebraska Democrat
1852 votes. The whole vote stood Thor
ISGroN IL, 424, HE,nsrEAD 1912. These
figures arc official.
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The immense expense attending the produc-
ton Of this magnificent work, the length of
time required to prepare the chorus. and the
incredible number of instruments destroyed at
each rehearsal, have hitherto prevented Mr..
Tarbox from placing it before the American
public; and it has remained for San Diego to
show herself superior to her sister cities Of the
Union, in musical taste and appreciation, and
in high-soulcd liberality, by patronizng this
immortal prodigy, and enabling it's author to
bring it forth in accordance with his wishes
and its capabilities.
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Vermont Election.

Eastern papers by last nights mail con-
tain the result Of the election. Judge ROYCE,
the coalition candidate, is elected Governor,
over his democratic competitor. RYLASp
FLETCHER for Lieut., Governor, and HENRY
NJ RATES for Treasurer are both elected
with majority of both branches of the
Legislature of the same party.
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About twelve o'clock yesterday, three men,
said to be from Missouri undertook to arrest
an alleged fugitive slave known here as Turn
or. They encountered and seized him near the
corner of Wells and Jackson streets, when a
vigorous scuffie cnsucd Turner succeeded in
getting out of their clutches. and made good
his escape; but not, however, before one OF
the party made an Intellectual attempt to stop
his progress by pistol shot.
4 crowd had collected by this Tine and
the slave hunters beat retreat. tine of them
toook refuge in the cars Of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, and the other two in
Young America corner Of Dearborn and
Randolph streets. They were taken to jail al
their own request, to secure them from dam
age.
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The disappointment of CoNcHA as Coy
crnor General of Cuba, is most gratifying
event-bccarlse he is one of the ablest Span
iartls that ever ruled over Cuba though,
VIII en men like CoNcHA are sent out as Vice
rows, the annexation of Cuba to our Re
public looks far distant. Events arc daily
proving that the recent revolution in Spain
is likely to foreclose all prospect of peace
able annexation of that Island.
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Bay We are happy to notice by the pro
ceedings of the Benton County Democratic
Convention, published in this mornings pa
per, that JAMES BEATTY, Esq, an old resi-
dent, staunch Democrat, and an intelli
gent man, has been selected as candidate
for member of Assembly. His election is
certain.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY

TTNE subscribers take pleasure in inviting the attention
of the citizens Of ST Paul and surrounding country
to their establishments located on the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS.
We have just opened the above establishment with
rich and we'll selected stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF the very best and finest manufacture and latest
style. made expressly for this market at
WHOl.ES ALE AND RETAIL.
very full supply of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Hats caps shirts collars gloves cravats andershrts
socks. etc. etc. A splendid sssirtMent of TRUNKS,
INDIA RUBBER AND OH CLOTH CLOTHING.
Having partners in the Fast who buy directly from
porer we are ena bed sell at the lowest New York
Cash Prices. Pleas call at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE.
Corner Roberts and Fourth streets.
Rn- Our terms are Casll.-Sa
NJ. SCHOTTENFEI.S co.
August 10 1854 aug IL diff
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Elections for September.

On the fifth instant, Vermont held an
election for State Officers, Legislature, and
three Representatives to Congress. On the
same day, California elected two members
of Congress. On the eleventh, Maine elect
ed State Officers, Legislature, and six Con-
gressmen. These, we believe, comprise all
the elections for September.
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W krNSEY's Drug Store, at the old
popular stand of DR.. JARVIS, is being filled
with every variety of goods, ranging all
along the gamut of taste, from delectability
to positive nausea. Those in need of either
description can be accommodated.
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FORAGE.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
the 9th proxmo for the delivery at the Quarter Mas
ters warehouse this post between January LIST and
March LIST next of 600 bushels Of Oats in good new
sacks. 49, g. r.
Each bid must be accompanied by written oher ron
responsible persons to become security TO he
of $1,000. for the faithful performance OF the coa .
The UNDERSIGNED will NOT accept bidder as security
for another and will select any bid reject all ne may
deem proper. y: -. l.. D'->" "
Fort rii-t"r v. r. Au: + 1s'i. IL"
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A. HI. MOSLEY,
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN

MANUFACTURER DEALER IN
ALI. KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
Third STREET, opposite the Minnestida Office.
H. NJ has on hand, in addition to fun stock Of
4 the articles above enumerated a large assortment
of INDIAN CURIOSiTIES.
And Gentemen's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Minnesota, that he is
prepared make up all descriptions Of Fancy furs, la
dies Riding Hats and Gloves. 1T the shortest notice.
The highest market price wiz be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins
June Fl, "a div.
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News from the PIains-FOrt Laramie IM-
vested by Indians!-2O Men Killed =
Lieut.. Grattan Killed!

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.
Lieut.. Grattans Sixth Infantry, ono Sar-
geant, ono corporal and twenty privates were
killed by the Sioux Indians, near Fort Lara
mic on the 18th ult
When the express left the Fort, it was sur.
rounded by Indians. Garrison numbered about
fifty men,
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RSSpriggs enquiries IF fellow asks a
girl to marry him, and if she says, Ask nv
pa, is he to take it as an indirect compliance
and if so, is there sufficient ground for an &C
ton for breach Of promise, provided she should
not prove trump!" Our reply is, I've saw
so too" -.s
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DD~ If you have great talents industry vii
improve them; if moderate abilities, industry
will supply their deficiencies. Nothing is de
MED to we'll directed labor; nothing is ever t.
be attained without it.
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B@r The Packet Company's new boat,
the ALEXANDRIA, arrived yesterday evening"
She is commanded by Capt. ?. LoDwIcK,
with Mr. WooDs, to preside at the desk
To the latter we are indebted for. late Gale
NJ papers. She leaves to-day at 9 o'clock
\, VI.
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100 LIBERTY los CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers In II KINDS
Nl of Rubber Goods made under Charles GOODYEAR $
Patent consisting of Mems. Womens. Misses an" I'M
ireus Met lic Boots and Shoes Coats Chaks overais
Combs STAY and Dress Bone, Dolls Doll Heads Dalis
TOYS WHIPS Tecthing Rings Syring-s Breast Pumps,
&c. &c ;, a..
The above company would solicit call IRON 'her
I,,,v % i6n, JOHNSON LETSON. Pres.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The several precincts in this County will send Delegates
to the County Convention the 2Sth inst. at P. at
the Court House in saltwater To nominate County OIL
TO be elected at the general election in October
Cottage Grove Prenct will send Delegates Point Doug
las 3, saltwater To- Marine ..
On the day the Democratic voters Of the precinct
Of saltwater will ballot for candidates Representa-
tves
BY Order Of the Washington Co. Corresponding Com.
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B~ Read the advertisement of l. & NJ
SCHorrENFELs. 1t will be seen that they
have opened Real Estate and Pawn-bro
kery Office
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Personal Intelligence.

Dixon, Mr. Robinson, Saltwater; A Gales,
Clear Lake; John Fisher, Saltwater John Luckey,
John Primrose, Sampson, St Paul; Geo Barber
Simon Mcclure, Long Prairie; John Jones, New
Orleans; Martin Mcleod, Oak Grove; were AMONG
Yesterdays arrivals at the American House.
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EMPRESS NOTICE.

IL. persons ordering merchandise. packages, or none
from the East by express will please direct the sam
to be marked to the Care of Burbank Co. Gacna'
J. c. BURBANK l. CO.,
aug 3O-d&wtf Props Northwestern Express Co.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS WIEN.

III. BiI> Exchange Prom>>orv Notes and Accounts
n p, able in this city left at the Banking Office of &
H. rARhER will lac collected free e charge unless il is
necessary; or if said demands paid when il is
proper they will he protested.
City of st. Paul, Sep. II. 1854. sep. I4-dtf
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DON'T HEAR IE

mst-oI ldss 1851 'eI dos ind aulrs
.sortI puclloH 's.WU
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xsu .SuqloIo 'Ju,!uIny 's,rJlea 'sSuu So qsns ia
spu!4 III 20 spooS slqreAou 8suvsu o1urAps III
lnpd lt.,pS 'lsaliS 6t'oxnr IS
... 'SHHYOHa-NMEd
<S9HINHL.LOHOS IA YI
kDTSsOLtrTfON OF CO-PARTNERSHEP.
vIvHE partnership heretofore existing under the
and style Of Kellogg 4 Kinney, Grocers nd Commits
tual consent NJ n. KELLOGG,
st. Paul sept II, 1851 L. L. kiNNEl:
sept l6-dSt
L. Il MI. SCHOTTENFELS.
LAND AGENTS AND DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
WILL give particular attention TO the selling of Real
w Estate of all descriptions both in the city and in
the country. All business entrusted to them will meet
with prompt attention.
Oif:e. It. Anthony street in the building known as
Holland flace.
Saint Paul. Sept. Is 1854. sept l6-dssn
f.. IIOWlTZ x CO.
HAVE just received a large assortment of Msceane
Books and all the latest publications. and in
wife their friends and the public generally to take look
at the stock at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
Sep. 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
MUSIC! NIUSIC!!
4 NEW and splendid assortment of SHEET MUSIC,
y Just srSAsd and for sale by f. HoWITZ CO.
Sep. 1dr Opposite the Post Office
"HOMEs OF THE NEW WORLD,~
RY Miss Frcderlka Bremen for sale at
ID +. HOwTTZ * cos
Sep l-'itf Opposite the Post Office
FOR LIBRARIES.
4 IL the standard American and English Authors, in
n good library binding just received and for .aleat
Sep. l-dtf f. H0WiTZ cos Bookstore
PRAYER BOOKS.
LNNGIISH French and German Prayer Books, of every
~ dssoriptfon, constantly on hand at
Sep. 1-dtf +. HOwITZ CO.'S Bookstore.
TO THE LADIES.
FEW bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Iubin ;
y Best Imported Pcrfumery. Call at
Sep l-dtf f. HOWITZ co.'s Bookstore.
VINwENTY Years in the PHILIPPINE Islands for sale at
Il F.. HOWITZ 4 CO.'S.
Sep 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office
4 SUPERIOR article of POCKET COMPAsSEs, Just re-
1 ceived at f.. HOWITZ & CO.'S
Sep l-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
(nPYING PRESSES. COPYING BOOKS. Oil paper,
sale ut
Sep. 1-dtf F.. HOwITZ 4 co. $ bookstore.
'''NtIE KNorT and the Russians at
+. lIOWITZ & co. -
Sep. Lift Opposite the Post Office.
'TAf and the Momons by Ferris. late Secretary of
= Utah Territory just received and for sale at
Sep l-dtf F. HOWITZ CO.'S Bookstore.
y ECORf'S of Bubbleton Parish for sale at
~ Sep l-df +. HoWiTx n co. Bookstore.
VTNiE Planters Northern Bride Just received at
l. Sep IdH f. HOWITZ CO.'S Bookstore.
received at ''N> (''''' " i@'' ''' avn" just
SCI? l-dtf F.. If0WfTZ & co. S Bookstore
I EATHER Stocking and Silk. Il story of Virginia for
i sale at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
Sep. ldtf Opposite the Post Office.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Saturday Morning, September 16, 1851.
EARLE :. GOODRICH :: :: EDITOR.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, BENTON COUNTY,
JAMES BEATTY.
SAINT PAUL:
EMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

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ming otthe Office Bench Street Saint Paul. Minnesota. and
furnished to Nail Subscribers for Sir Dollars Year in Adj
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Voluntary Correspondence confirming a,portaa
statistics Of he co"ion and gre,cth toyns and settlements
throughout the Northwest. Is solicited.
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CULVER 4 FONSECA,

No. 9 HiRsto~ Iio"s' Jaacttsn Of s.. iathoi.g and
Eagle S'rteh, s.. Pau. Min"esofo.
NEyOILD politely call the attention of the citizens of
w 81. Paul, and of the people al the Territory i'll gen
erai to their choice and extensive assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hosiery and Gloves. Furnishing Goods Got I,ng Hats
Caps Boots. Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas
r. N BAH orders promI ty attended to-. -
81, Haul. September Il. 1854. l2-l;f
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From the Chicago Press, Sept llth.
Almost a Riot !-Attempt to Capture an
Alleged Slave-Escape or tlae Fugitive,
and Arrest Of the Whites.
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FRANK. +. COLLINS,
AUCTIONEER APPOINTED BY LAW FOR THE TER.
RifnRY OF MINNESOTA,
/ ESFHTFtli.Y iIf'rms his friends that hi. arrange
III menS FIR the transaction of his cuisines, i'll all its
branches are complete.
REGULAR SALE DAYS
Tor different kinds Merchandise Stock &C. will 10
he'll i'll future stated days, his increasing business
having made this absolutely necessary.
SALES FROM TIE SHELVES
Will her FIRE be he'll every Mon.lay, Wednesday, and
FURNITURE SALES
Will he held every "Wednesday and Saturday either tho
day or evening as may be announced
HORSES, CATTLE, HARNESS ETC.
With Stock every description will he SOLD each Satur-
day morning at 10 ocook Great attention will be given
to this particular branch, and it is confidently believed
that from the arrangements made great Inducements will
he offered well to those who have occasion to SELL
to those who have occasion to buy,
CARRIAGES
of every description will sold and those having veh
cles to dispose Of invited 10 send them along early!
REAL ESTATE
Will be disposed of On the req sonablc terms.
BOOKS K STATIONERY
Win he offered frequently at announcement, and in the
miscellaneous sales.
No pains attention exerton will be spared to give
entire satisfaction to an who may confde their property
to his hands and purchasers rest assured that on no
account will f.se representation he made to them.
Liberal advances made, and Consignments respectfully
solicited. Sales made quickly and proceeds accounted
for without delay All persons having goods to dispose Of
are invited TO send them To the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE
In the Brick Building Third Minnesota street.
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
He'll every evening at early candle:light.
At PRIVATE SALES
Bargains be had at all times. Cali and see
FRANK. F.. COLLINS
st. Paul Sept g 1854 II Territorial Auctn mr..
CATHCART,
No 20 Robert Street Saint Paul, ". T..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
II EErS constantly hand large and we'll selected
IN stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods. consisting in
part of Brown Sheengs, Shirtngs, Stripes, Drilling,
Prints Muslin de LANES, Lusters MerinOs, NeTets HO
sery and Gloves. Silks, etc.
large stock Of Carpcting. Druggets Mattings and all
kinds of House Furnishings, low for CASH at
d No. 20 ROBERT STREET, St. Paul.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
TNIIS e the greatest Humbuys of the age; and
i any person at see that Merchants canQot
get along but bound .'bust is they sell goods At
cost We have al got 10 live, and it is nat probatfs
that will work f'r nothing.
The subscriber does not profess 10 sell goods ~ e.
But he does fss TO sell his goods at very
it, and little cheaper than those offered ct cost;
sep d3w WILLIAM DAHL.
II AMP-ILGHTER; Nowa-D Days;
i Rye House Plot; TicOnderoGa;
and many Ct the latest works. just received by
press, and for sale by WIN. DAHL.
FANS, FANS.
GALL and extensive assortment Of uslB Pans
y at e.. HAMILTON L CO.,
juno so diff No. ), winslcw Houfe