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tTTRA6rIS k.-Kieh Paris and New maze IA
II velvet -aiu an, antique, asd eoh.
psd, plain, and bounced rosss
Fine ~bdcfi.s, la sess OF Point hai'es1,
Limrrtc, Glmpure.
rytphider casrrt-, eh.m~rts, CELLARS ana sleeves
Embroidered muslin aud tatlet,n rpbrn
Asa choice a. meat % new styles eahmce moussellnes
Preach ehiiix, aud ~ao piaids
Evening and dress goods ia grea variety.
and iof inspection
WALTER HARPER \ co.
5-ealnf
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OrrIcx,

ORDNANCE Orrcg,
W Washington, september 1854
ONGRESS during Its last
" for chase besl breeci loading The
Unied States army, secretary OF ar after
theseo purchase adyah,r an,
proper" asd manufacturers notias thst
such viii b. day
December next Tor preliminary examinations
reasonable Of being etu
sufficient twenty those suc
expctatou IL be placed bands
heidi ne result oil TINS praeuca test VIII aid
King deeisi n HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel OF
The following newspapers vii, uleae n-rr, IN
weeks, send q I,- ocr on.
copy of the containing The Iutcgrtcrr ana
Evening star, Washngt rit Ag' Phiad.rh,n ailan
Argus, New York Times, Hartfrd Fumes ~ n non posi
Piibu Times, Louisville; beta, Orleans
seq
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Proposals for Mall Bags
PosT Osr1os DsgaMrnxsr.,
fxuuax. N fsaA

IEAiED PROPOSALS viii - received until
y O'Clock, ef th- asa dry OF Ap aasasbin
from the 1rri day JAy uch and
such required and ordered for ths
mail bag Of The following description, 20
Ca~sas Nat 5ass.
size No t43 iaebea 10 and
10 be made Of eot.n weighing l IS The
ard ieehes width The bnc
twisted and hss foda
si1r M. GA length and a. inches
be wsGesg IS
inches aad he coh - BE- every respect
Of Ine rrsf siEe ~ bags
3s inches In and 3s inches ccum
made weighing 70 u -
inches IA ciDfh
The hags of sizes Nae aea suh
4yeiri hors, and provided
mouths All q be well distinctly ~
Mail be numbered according sizes spschrd
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tihSAhR's rANsNA, prePatra expressly for
Ii l delicate appropriate food for ard
econ"naal rui,'ous and preparations eve.
trough, the table, enineny cnhin,ng
palate with ample and hesith'n su-tenapce Of kdy strictly
Heckcf' neither
bowels, cases of
when tood Is deemed admissible
cannot ai 10 he eaiaay, and wherever
prevention OF sickness least suing
enss
People health should
common foud 10 preserve the measurable blessing.
by
r. Pits W Commerce Bsltna"s-; ninrce Brother, "
South Front Philadelphia q Bowdrar Long
Wharf BnsioD and by manufacturers, iIeckes
the Croron Willis 2oi Cherry -uees, Mes York.
ID m
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V,AE STORY Of THE HlBIE. srsn the a,.. u.~r
OF Revelation ~ III completion -.
details translation
eff the. / - $500
PARALLELS % Krum~cBrf FROM
wi niu.rafons. $500
Md.armer Flower. for ma Young by Mary Hewi,1
The Anscss " Mr.
The Australian Wanderers Ry Mrs..
Progress sns Prejudice novel. Mr~. Gor~
sddy Oh Ess Culture End ias Be- HFes
Sep nj FkANgE FAwggss
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EsENCH WRITING INK, by p~rt.~ Gny.s
Bank OF England writing ink lone-
impor,ed ereet ron the and I,r ~
Sept23 rRAvcK rAyIos
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Housewives CoT1ONs -Third anataIme nt-we
have The pleasure Of announcing
men, i The u Il, eses,aed bos. se e"o"s ina, we or
dy 49, pecr A. We Originated "'racrd and had thus att
ine nave our nam" rtaa',ed 9" them q tu''
We are thu particular frm knowledge Of Tar inferior
es tekeied ~ie coosi being prepared for this mar
$50 pieces very superior linens from priced erua
hne ~ very ceap aiafge PARTON of which manufactured
vss' @ oeali Other kind- goods
class OF linen goods old IN justice themselves
4. mourning Eo.ds al
ampif, and complete throughout h@ year
psce- wnr nanp.r assorted grades at several shades less
bIsaeed aaane superior
100 recs- plaid. children wem
considered the handsnm-st patterns ia the city. .s
gloves eravais ard drawers. u.pssa,s scar
bella &C Ms. every Article aa.,s losHa - wt'e'deed dry
~ having ass pic .s ana s-ss ss 10 ssn sisls a.
sna !" o realty great i"dacrnen" to discriminating hnyers,
s,rsrvsrs others cordially
The sdsan'sss g oas'ng whr" on'y asked
Coed aricies isw prices ard fair deass resa
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
oete-efeon Opposite Ceaue Market
EDicAL DEPARTMENT. or GEoaGErowS
~ COLLEGE TIRE ,ee,o'es Win Novemser sb,
Terms 10 The fsa .e,adns msniesacn, ss5 grasos
non' Sas d's-ecuns ucsss. so
FACULTY
Noble Young, D.. Professor Institutes Practice
cine.
fedoarao Howard D. Professor Diseases
81 Wemsn nd Childfrp
Johnson Etui, NJ a., Professor % Anatamy
Janes hurgsn, H. d. Professor o Medical
Hygiene
. anyder, D.. Professor Of surgery.
Physiology.
Alex X yosns.M. ID, Drmap.,ra,nr aes,amy.
FLODoARDo HOWARD, Dean,
tctt-2s~tNos6 Corner iab
uAWkkH on shooting ~sssea by VIVA n. Porter,
III
Frank Fores,er,s Field Sports q vols.
AmsrtcAn Game by Frank Forester.
bureh. o - 80
III Sn~rsmsn IN France Lonso@.
I've fonns Sp-rsmssr Msnusii by vol. London.
hin's :" = -ff-Hieus BY y. 4. Lewis, N. 10
The Shocsr,'~ ~ nu
kudsr'~ Sporting y<nsrdate..
l0osit on tss urz I'd. b. x =. Lewis, n.
tFnss 90 Docs --if~s Nv Frans r.,~r.
no-rfssens 90 Dog hs.skns William Floyt,
kichard-or ~ nsgs
Crit Hatehiu-oe .hr~ssIrg 4 Loaded.
Mayhem Dog. YsANCx TAYLOR
Ncp ~
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SuPaRIOR lISEN GOODs.--Clages,, Newoa, Way, = Co..
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and s,h street. Hss @ ~
via he aod cash pfsrs We have
very best makes imported, and wa,rariea pure max
Irish and aussia linen hssu"s, all widths from o. to i24
anpre oek OF table dauask, aud napkins
Tow ling Of all kinds a great abundance
Crash, German roiI, brown Russia hum
Pliowcase and bolser linen, brown French linen
Atso RECEIVED
Coron sheeng', make, for pillow slips cotton
English long coshs, New mills colored India dimiy
Bsas1"a and S,a r . aa naaa aasss 'e
assortment q cwpneed all wool haaneis, iof whl'e
blankets from hes@ailest 70 the largest ze
Ths @"e xsos. VIII be .od exceedingly cash.
Dee ,s, s sod i's CLAGErr NEWTON, MAY, co.
,ILvER P.AraD and Alb.,,a ~are.-I have recently
- 1rpiated goods heavily plated
copper and on aiba,ta consisting of
easo' isa ah su,, sa', ":s. p a,"
saIvrrs, cake baskets, bon bon stands
Pi,chrsr. butter Knives c..fee
Napkin 'i"as, .'ts, liquor stands, "us" soble's
Hot water k-uies. canhiesicks. &c.
Together OF housekeeping articles
For sale at very low prices. m 30 nan
Dec lO-eotinJanI 3s Penn. avenue D
III city respectfully thar have hand very
Of dress goods
New style eaaks, in velvet. satin, and cloth
Handsome French work evening dress goods, OF very
E,rg ,u, whit and eolorrd Canton Grape .hawls
Cashmere rhawis, good bprhered scarts
Maltese Vaencne Gispure, and English thread iaces and
Black lace for trimmings
All indso of goods
SILK, threat, and cnttnn nn-iery
Best gloves veve, black and desirable
unde,se,,. Of a, kind, e. l,dss and gentlemen
csnbc embroidered, stitched handkerchefs
Pine linen Tor cellars and bosoms
will lowest cash
aad earnestly solicit AL IN wan, o. good at'ces low
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AND NAkkANE NOrICE--in Jnnr, 1854, the ,lomm,s-
IL soner II Pen las is@u~d No
$50 acres. urder the act Of S.pteno-r.
wissw OF Wian Cooper dscss-es Wash
inEop the address of u. p,s~e
warrant ha failed 10 reach the hnnas OF
o person auinaix-d r.crive
In the General Land ofce the o a,. H.
fraudulent h~ ,.,,.
sioprr OF Pensions far duplicate OF a srtaut
nu.. ,o,t., 49,. -, ELIZABETH COOPER
IA-iayhw
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4 AVIS the Ptbsto ACIDS
u Laws Of the Unsd sasr, Resolutions
Confederation,
mrus respecting the Public Lands m.
Of the Un'ed Stsiss ~ irritation" thsrrn complete The h.g
ming Of the government down 90 March ia vas
American state Pap being
i've, o! The Quilted States Ispa.. 800
oo. @' = '''''
Whites Collection Of Laws Charters and Ordinance. az
Great Britain, France, and Spain
land In Their respective cooai and the aa ~
A. on the san ah3vc yo containing, Also fudge
translation Axo Manaeis - "
institutes OF The Utyi of
achm,d- Law spaa rico and u,r ,.s.r $780,,
Of the Nercan Congress vol F' =
ROCKWELL Compilation % spanish
10 Mines aud Ft~. Real Esiats 1 ~. '
Laws Of ths Colonies and state lsgs dos.
ward, In rotation 10 Indiana Indian
nvs ~ the Congress Of the Confederation nrs
0 The subject vol. FRANck Tayi.nn
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NOTaCEhs heirs and of Rudnphus BRIL-
~ granted
the orp,ans' Washington cann, Maryland year
1901 hereby appear orphans
before the OF aay, 1885, and
right hands, which may
the hands, OF und
the will o sa,d decreased
JOHN X sNEaRY
Administrator e boais mon wi annexed
Nov 29-law4ws
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The leather pouches We made ~ and ub
isntnsr, well weighing f Noe
ounces r,slisr
square The bottom and nlp good sirting leather well
be well strongly the
The canvas pouches are To be made az aeny woven Canvas
- 20 resist al a. least equal TO ha1 OF ~h en- The paachs
| now ia the service made.
Leather matt Bags bags
J. Body long inches in eireumfer.
enss =, The s'es pan, saas or tm o. .sr = BY % i.eoe
Al e wids.. paris ends % oooas Of saa " BY a4Heler
ns widest esd e h'on- Of 10 ~ 20 iuehs-
The eaIns bags 70 be ".d q good aad sae-'an
square foot and thu 10 be we'll and
The n bags ss made Of The quality
OF fabric as the pouches above Described
Canpas aud Leather Drop POUCHES, lrh pocket
size so. . inches il length and % in circumference
Canpas Newspaper Mail Bags
No. tts inches ercumfsepce
OF y pehes wdh the Of IN. abrc be duo'ed
fold locked,
o a Al
Of she same material and manner o. win sxs No
Proposals io Improvements "a tie construction 81 the
and value pnce
Of such win be considered in determining The lowest
comp,,i samples
Of each article bid FOR, showing hr quaty
a and Workmanship propsd and also s evidence Of The son
eonras, A'' "' '''''''E :"
The specimens delivered The department on or before
the 2d day Of Apni aud WILL with the
osm The basis Of tie Specimens by hcd
which with safety and convenience b used The mail
u o
18th OF
sufficient fai.hfu obig
ed mo.
Phadeipna -burg Pa Eaiiimore Md. hington
oes"s La aasnvli Tnn; Lou-siis Ky s.eianai, ohio
and =, Louie N such quaint r. and times The de
delivery and be which rhn be
differ n, Kind.
mail bags which wiz pr"apy be ,qurd they Informed thai
last pouches; canya
$50 a'her norsema bags 500 horse mail
the proposals should be endorsed Pop0s for Mail Bass
JAaE5 CAMPBELL.
Jan i4--awl2w Postmaster General.
'rHsi FIRE Insurance. COMPANY Ov A.GAaN-
DRiA continue to insure against are generally
country, heretofore, reasonable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Anthopy r. Cover, President
W,lian Gregory, Edward 5. Hoagh,
Thomas !. ks"s, aaSsr G G YIN v,",s Ell
Villa" Z. fowie, Thomas Mccormack
Office hour. from 10 II, and from y ,os. O'Clock.
Jan 9-iawy Office on Kiag street. near 81 Asaph.
IN Anticipation approaching Holiday w, Ihave
recently made addition her oore
China vases fancy aud with
Toilet be,ties, cigar aud lighters
Lamps Efaudoes, spens candesteks, SC.
And will take pleasure showing any give
few Of those cebrs,ed German students, lamps on hand Per
sons IN want % good . woad do well to call before
selling and crockey generally less than
costs being determined 10 close ont thar par Of h-a
p.s,-An bills made with be seuIed monthv.
IN that ss nsuai all ger OF
up The a' insian, and when
together heavy engas~nsns win make
obligatory upon US TO use more titan oasy dug collecting
HOUe, BnOr HER, q
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form of proposal where change from advertisement
contemplated By the bidder.
], ------, of -----, county of --, State of ---,
propose convey mails from July 1885, June 3d.
1859, on route No -, from ---- to -----, ngree-
ably The advertisement Of the Postmaster General dated
January A. 1855, and by the following mode Of convey
ance, VIZ t
for the annual sum Of
$3.50 dollars.
Thi' proposal is made with full knowledge Of the distance
of The rve the weight of The MAJ, be carried, and all
other particulars reference the and service and
also after full examination Of the instructions and require
menls attached to the advertisement.
Dated ke
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IL sGHksSssRNAL DtHrCroHY
- The srrrrsphrsl monthly pue'e
n9a dsvssd 10 physical political GEOGRAPHY
sd bY scienihc ~
scfipiion, ~ single assnbeT ~ essu.
map FpANCR TAYLOR
Jan ~
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NOTfGsWe beg leave
IN thar As usual az opeu
up to The 25 insan. and when
forward
market, together win heavy
obligatory upon us TO use titan ordinary Diligence collecting
HOO, BhOr TIER, q co.
Dec 24-3aw3wif $500 : "
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THE Consultation of shc United Stat1s5 History Of
the Origin, Formation, and Adoption oC tho Conslu
United States, with notices 1T the principal Ftamu ees
Tieknor Curtis In volumes; vfl D.
Woods illustrated Natural History, edition.
Barpef's Gazeeeer OF tho World number 7.
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On overeo~ss ssd Gloshiag a every dsx.r,.tls,,
s~nfemra sn"ud so i%ii % y-'t che
the sua@crab@r-s where
-crimsns 81 ssyis AID aaay garmeut-
ctpred a. ae nesst aud asrshe .h,cb s ar
selling t'e lowest the accommodating terms.
WALL n srSPHE~s.
b"e NS-a ~ fsnnsy
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"a MY story 81 th'nKa actual and possible, b
Mary Langdon, Just received
TAYLOR b MAURy's
MY - Bookstore 9th stree
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var at the World, op Mercatorrs protection fvo,.
vi the latest anthores by Charles Co.sisy win
Fnr safe by FRANK rAytns
Nov 30 ''''~'"'
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A UNukiols AkrsEissS--wa have drsaed il prudent 10
~ reduce The OF all articles
onss at tnss those sow new,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
extremely pw ngates.
vas, pt u nch caAa@sre and long
r
~ cartons ladies' csak- aud mansies, modem
70 do medium hur Gasrun sbaws
tar
~ IA ne D,st
~ pieces rich and glossy black silks ali Widths
styles, and pncss
large snrry % plan and figured silks many lot
pegriaie ior dresses
iui a-soinrni u emefoiaees, ladies' embroidered
pocket htndk.fcbsf4
bat lew III go~as reflection
satisfy tben nat the eabe whence
their
Our stock Of Az thu leading Of goods abundant
we would also bsd blankets
comforts be
ali kinds Of ~ good.
pist auI,ns
D'sing eniy such haes the Of decided
Hence, nted aa,esse
eas VII an advantage Of DONG business
G- Al Ind tis VIII piss~e cali
bits ny the list ppnin,o Thsir attention viii
q =
or eoos .aes sce- aeAing be reied on
Ia ali eases. FERRY MOTHER
% Genital stos.s - .xt building.
Dec x2-SU Upposte Genius
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yArARRE's fsistory or I4ouistHms, Frsaoh dom
ina'ion. = vols.
Ga,a,re's History of Loussnas spansh domination
Parish Pesciiings; by krwan vol
Dnken-s Bou-ebnld Words; December number.
Hruao; by Ahb,H. A tple fpr the young
Ananhch Francois de- Eta.s tfn,s, pour lH3S.
JcTer-an'- Complete Woks. IN 3 vols.
The post,vs ophy Of Aasusts Connie, In Ensish
Dec IL FRANCx TAYLOR.
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W annual Vi studies cosnmspcs, ON The
aIi OF August and TERMINATES last Thursday
fss for hoard aRd tuition $3.50
nuay advance There charges for mnsc drawing
ing and also for Fteoch Spanish German,
The for The primary department. composed pupils
nnu years Of age are $lo0 pnyable half yearly
Inquiry should be Addressed 10 tho MOTHER sUPE
RioR or THE -r J0sEPHs ACADEMY, Emmi,ssug, Pred.
erck coun y, Maryland.
2a--7a w6pcp
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SUPERIOR second hau d on hama
~ several second hand pianos, which viii
Apply las q. MCGUIRE
Dee 5--3t Auctionser and Commission e
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Nati~H ftektssCross Rsesw-lls tasi-h plcslss An&
AZ v.nssa.caotenAs View Ysrs parAlss. fer s4s by
ROhT q. TWEfDy,
Gamer rsusL add sre~s, sana
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ItSr>A~ boot<~s cor yosths ~ ages fsw sab
q sstsiy,
I'd wnsfs Il NJ eis~r >" nas Ai- lew is
dos -dehs ~ the NJ
book -seeasa ~ fa'.sy me aadsfssasd -ny which a
eg~nsd YnAxrU Ts,fOk
N~ $500
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

property in logs was referred to the committee
on Territorial roads. -
The bill providing for the election Of Su-
pervisors of roads was ordered engrossed.
The bill providing for Territorial road
from st. Cloud to intersect the Red river road
of the North was passed; also
A bill granting to o. III. Kelly ferry
right across the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Sibley, from the Judiciary Committee
asked that the committee be discharged from
the further consideration Of the petitions for
a prohibitory liquor law. Adopted.
Mr.. Rolette introduced bill Incorporating
the Minnesota Packet, Stage and Express Co
Mr.. Hanson introduced an act granting G.
A. M Clear, a ferry right across the Minnesots
river.
Mr.. Lemay introduced an act granting tt
Antoine Enholt and others, ferry charter
across the Mississippi river.
| Mr.. Fridley introduced an act to amend
chapter seventy-one of the revised statutes.
On motion Of Mr.. Rolette, the House ad
iourned.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

The ARMY TN THE CRIMEA.-The London
Times draws the following dark picture Of
the condition and prospects of the English
Army in the Crimea:
As for the pending operations at Sebas-
topol, we may almost dismiss them from our
thoughts for awhile. England has now
done her best and her worst in that quarter
her extravagances, her follies and her ne
glect, and can now do no more. We NAV
read the future there as plainly as the crew
Of the Prince when the single chain that
held them from the precipice frowning over
their heads snapped at last, and they knew
they were at the mercy of the storm. The
remnant of the British army might be about
10000 or II, 900 bayonets at the last date.
About hundred day were sent to the
hospitals, never to return fit for service, and
nearly as many saved their country further
trouble by dying on the spot. Here is a
regular drain of 5000 a month against no
further re-inforcements worth taking into
account. At this rate Lord Raglan and
his staff would be the sole survivors of the
expedition about the 18th of March.
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Green's Will.

A short time before his death GREEN
to P. BAL1NcALL, Esq, his At
torney, to make will in his favor, provi-
ded he would adopt his second son, Albert,
as bis own child This proposition his at
torney refused, saying he would not do it
if he (GREEN} would pay him fifty-thou-
sand dollars He then got Mr.. BALLINGAlL
to draw up will, which he afterwards re
wrote himself, making Mr.. DOYLE, the
jailor, and Mr.. SAMMoNs. deputy sheriff, his
executors. This will he deposited in the
hands Of Mr.. DOYLE 1t bequeathed the
whole of his property, both real and per
sonal, after paying his debts, to his sor
ALBERT, who is about six years of age, and
to the heirs of his (ALBERr's) body.
In case of the death of Albert without
issue, the whole Of his property reverts te
the Young Mems Association and the Fire
mems Benevolent Association; Green hav
ing expressed wish, that should Alder
die having no heirs OF his own, his propcrt..
was to be kept out of the hands of his othe
children and relatives. His estate is vari
ously estimated. from thirty to fifty thou
sand dollars.
1t is the intention of the family and rel
atives of Green to contest tie will on tn
ground Of his insanity; they holding tina
none but an insane person would commi
suicide. A daguerreotype of GREEN wa
taken, showing the position in which he wa
found, after committing the fatal deed.
1t will be remembered by our reader
that his oldest son was the principal vii
, ness against him on his trial, and his ev
: dence was so clear that the jury had n
D hesitation in declaring him guilty OF tn
7 murder of his wife by poison.
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Correction.

In yesterdays paper, We made Fair
Play" to say in bis communication in rela-
ton to Governor GoRMAN,-"And owing
doubtless to the novelty of his position and
his ignorance Of the people among whom he
had come to reside, We made some mis-
takes, such as insisting upon what after
wards proved to be a fraud in the Sioux
Treaty" &c. 1t should have read accord
ing to the manuscript, -"And owing.
doubtless" &C. &C., "he made some mis-
takes, such as insisting upon fraud hav-
ing been committed in the Sioux Treaty.
Rro
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

D6-It will be perceived that we commence
to-day the publication of a new series of arti
cles, by Doesticks, for which we have pro
cured copyright. Permission is hereby Civ
en- to the conductors of newspapers to publish
each communication singly as itappears in the
Advertiser-[ Detroit Daily Advertiser.
Thank you; but we shall not avail our
selves of your kind offer. "Doesticks" has
written a good many readable and enter
tanning articles; but Of late, the stream runs
shallow-so shallow, that angling in it fol
good things" has become "stale and I'M
profitable"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

MARRIAGE OF JULIA DEAN.-The New
Orleans Delta thus announces the marriage
of this actress:
Miss Dean was married to DR.. Hayne at
Galveston, last Saturday afternoon. In the
evening she played in the "IIunchback;" but
we should have thought 1.-The Wife" or 1.-THE
Honeymoon" would have been the more ap-
propriate play. After finishing q few engage
ments at the North, she will retire from the
stage-having realized over 100000 by her
industry and talent, in ten years acting, and
being now but twenty-four years of age.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

~ AT trial, the other day, a young
disciple Of BLACKSTONE, made very touch
ing allusion to the wife and children of his
client and dwelt at length upon the joy
with which his aequittal would be received,
and the gratitude Of said family towards
every member of the jury, in the event Of
their giving decision in accordance with
the dictates Of humanity But alas, fol
the orators fame The pathetic appeal
had been made on behalf of bachelor !
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

B< The New York Mirror states that
FANNY FERNS portion Of the profits on the
sale of Ruth Hail." already amounts to
some SIS, 900, and the profits Of the pub
fishers to nearly an equal sum. Ruth" is
now rich enough to buy herself a Busywild
Cottage on the banks of the Hudson, and
all the copyright and newspaper interest Of
the whole "Ellett" family. And still the
demand for her works is undiminished and
a sequel to Ruth Hail." is in hot haste
of incubation.