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u t'e !'' ~ i--lc C1j4t4, --OU pass >
- hi bxs elass &. l.. daso S<-Co; sc pcs baggage
from Reeds inidiag. I:urbank & Coz exrrc's
agents. ~, go
Pen -TEAsIR tx FL sIoE-.l0J CABIN passen-
gers, S:6 deck. Erci. h--Si csk ca,ihwn ware "
Co',sans: H6 pix IS hardsvasc:3 dcth plate, 235 pes
stoves and ware, Joseph Deggfeld; ipkss bacon, 4
hos mess pork, l.. i. Matte s Co; G37 pkss. 10
vet bbls, 81 bgs sat, II dcinioiins, wha, ror 30
bbs f6,;r. s *. DO, can fpentinc, ! kss powder,
II Dbl. nolAsses 2i2 pkg indze, Borup Il Champ.
lin bbis liquor, sksssat lnattass, pkgs pow
de., pkgs m,!nc, 30 bbls flour, e. Wcidc; . Dbl,
pork. csks h,con, pkg powder, Dbl n,olassey :.
wet obs, csk. salt. G9 pkss groceries, Is. Presley
bbs n,o!asses, Is wet bbla, pkss powder, S seeks
salt 81! pkg sas.se, II, 6, Sanford 8 SKIS salt, 4
kgs golden strip. case powder, So pkss iidzs, Il.
Galwny:. 30 pigs lndac, W, Combs; bhls naolas.
.es. as pkg. 'ndzc, Blaze $. hadding 2 bxs aus
,;re-, H,r'Teod S IslGhar,; b. farpe' bag ".
'plunder. EeC. Long,. IS bss salt. ahh.s r..oasss.
Igz, phgs sundres, A. Rcy 81 do, sNaCs r. l bx
books cop og press, ,arpau!ins 81 ,lgs wooden
vafe. ibis vinegar, SIS pkss Radzc. p bos. 30ses
-four, $50 pkg s1adrics, Az kgs powder. So Dbl.
Co; 80 tbl. a5A.i 10 fsFs' u acc. q lna, -
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Page & Bacon.

line following card Of Page X Bacon.
appeared in the st. Louis papers on The
18th inst: So 10
10 THE Public. We are again under the
painful necessity of suspending payment and
closing car doors to the public. n concst
r.nce OF unforeseen and unavoidable circuu-
elances has reproduced the difficulties from
which We hoped we had successfully emerged.
when on the 18th of February, We announced
our resumption. At that date we had c, cry
confidence onr house III California would ga
gaif. without lettering, the shock that awaited
- The steamer, however, which arrived III
New York on the iitll .ult., brought the news
l,otii-oi a. Suspension anal q prospect OF re-
sumption or, the LIST of March. Notwitilsian-
ding this. our credit here was not felt TO be
materially affected by the intelligence. until
after ttsarrivals of the following steamer of
The oath March. which brought advice5to the
lst. and among them, the fact, that Al that
late the California house had no; resumed.
> Tho suspense consequent upon this, has proved
a exceedingly disastrous to us, resulting in
silent, though continual Withdrawal Of dcpos-
Its ut this point, and compelling as to meet
oar necessities 10y drafts or New York, to the
exhaustion Of our balance there. and the final
.iiSnOpOr OIL our DIS. gra --.t.r
Could We have availcd ourselves of ! rapid
communication witt, onr California branches
could we have correctly anticipated their
position and procedure, or they have under
8. stood ours so us to- secure consistency and
concert OF measures--could we have found ii
practicable, under existing difficulties, to CT
fher negotiate our securities, or give them an
available placement--or had the deposits re-
, ceive.l on our resumption on the 18th Of Feb
ruury, proved of more permanent aud relia.
bic schasactef, sw6 feel We would have success
!. falls ,withstood the difficulties which beset u.s.
$ AMI in o short time regained our former po-
= .sitioh. Bnt, however, Notifying, We must
seoh1ess 10 the failure of an undertaking which,
if JUDGED premature, was 80, only because Of
: eerhaps loo eager a desire for its accomplish
Inents1i We again ask the consideration Of our
friends, ssFriDg them that or assets, though
s,sot Immediately available, largely exceed our
s4isasiitieS. AiNfwil bsfathtuiy applied to their
inll discharge Wi shall, in the shortest pos.
.ible time, lay before the pub6ca full state.
ment of ouralEars anJ trnst, that in await.
ing it, we may reiyson the .sapestoroearauce
we have so recently enjoyed: 81 ! = -. I,
.ssstssy 's2 . 'se' PAa. &c R.Acox.
St. Louis, April 8, 1856. ,ss;,aii i, = ,.3 -
Gov. Pollock bss signed the new liquor law
il i! Renns1 s g s sas' ssss1ssH 1isH 81
- .ziosza1sG
~. Assl %, YAK .lssi.ss
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Clock Enterprise.

FHHES good thing, like many others hns hcan doi,yr
- by false r.Vorfs hut i sj.h lives mi grow 70
maturity It i atan in HAND, and will be put mp
as II Is fin hed and hae the ia the heavens ,ha
Str on The iusi oi The nru>t e without dstii elton
OF class, party, bi Il, coor
What infucos ~ gct up Coo; is the nore.s
t. g. having eo0i time VII guaraDtee such clock
VIII 10 81 crnHt 1e = 10th town ana coIlntr Every
r"rs"n las tth"ra c,oc watch Cox their .. tsc but
u i'1i nt . "tSe t- .@ "JilecQ uony very u40nSrn
ient % h'siE'+s aattols ta"g'foro nN PM up the
'rca, ny hon And all good, .i5crai ninjc0 citizens
VINO al. ae Tic thing along BY t'eir subscriptions
may q" 50 al the snop Of ". Ii.IINGW ORTIZ.
Corner # Jackson and I'..A stree.
st Pau, Aryil l.. dawti
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival Of si,C 1Ncr isa.

II >L!FAX. -totiI Is.
The i;oysl Mail Steamship -lincric.. arrived
q, his rn't i;lSt night en- route Tor Boston
where shc VIII he due Tomorrow for, loon 80
that hlr mails viii doubtless reach New ! qrI,
by midnight IN saturday.
Tie C1,aari steamer E:t...vl;l. wtticli w, 4 -
tanned ii Session uDtii SATURDAY. the IA usst,
arrived ont 1t Liverpool. OIL Thursday thc H.
The America 5 advice, are - the 81 ,lycc
day later than those received by the WASH
ineiuu.
Affair ia i've Crime. have undergone 10
change. ana We have nothing important 90 re-
port from Ina; locality
Attention Wa wholly Concentrated N the
Vienna conference WHICH Is represented a. b.
ing III .lcat difficulty upon Tie ali-importapt
Sd point. much so indeed th0t ell the de
mantis Of the Allies had been lhucE. modified
III" Russian pIcniposcnt;ary iiad referred the
matter to st. Petersburg. aud nC.ling further
corid he dome ill II reply wao receives.
The French minister Of Foreign Affairs had
been in London 10 confer with the English
Cabinet on the lnonientous question.
COMMERCIAL. iNYEi.I.lGhxtN. s
In tI,a liverpool cotton markc, Nil actiYe
speculative dcnlaht, Is reported aEd s0nio buoy
anc. prevailed.
aal-s If Tic Wvoh aboul 3l,00G naies OF
which noarly one thr'l was taken 10, 3pecuia-
tor al.t exporters.
BroaastuIs. with the exception, 81 !ndan
com, Lad undergone y Slight decline. and .
general inllncss prevailed in the market.
Provisions were :lso somewhat iepre 81
sal ,,,!pt 4tiUll5 t.stie. lover than lclo,r ti,l
SAILING NJ file Baltic.
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Inc ST. Louis News Of the eth lust giyc the following
the State Of the market that date Superiro
foor held At 40. There sales Of eco Ibis
IT, extra 81 SO 90 o. wheat There sales Of spring
81 IS; mixedxi 90: fair quality At 90 prime rel at
- Goa -; aud choice VIII" II - 50. $50 las white
brought soc; li2 do Yellow !5c 40 TO- IN lot.
p. do MIXED 73e: ali III bags. l62 sack oats brett
jJo 2a1 10 AZ: 500 liz sic: sac:s include White
beam D. - p busA. Whi-to' 100 bis 81 zoe 4 gs -
Ne pork there veIa .al sfIS0 bhls s1+ 80 10 -
~ delivered ata point lie Hrper mississippi *I5
l"r' 90 'h.s prilao sot ~ ~ 40 No , rGune
try Il -. Huns =, cas;s - y DO clear siA, a Ia
- 10 p~ilH, shooli, {: Toe coo Ibis QUA ror
tio shoulders, SHE and hama, >oid ac hog round
MoiasseS 80 bh!- 2sr cash - binds sugar e. 90 do
COMMON 5t 15j hh prime plantation nolassas 3o:: 600
bag fair coffee II :: l'a IL pr.r. Ii &c i H., hh's
manufacturing t"tacc" -"l, at teas 81 nN< ,lurs
81 2"fr5 - = c'
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a.-e aP-ROSPECTUS
90 tge 30 1888 - .-f d. @5t,
q ... - ~-ts or THE 8 81 49,.
? - NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
gfNiE undersigned will issue On Or about Tho 18th of
Nav, 1855, the first uImbcr ola Weekly Paper, 70
nc called 49, - II 1r.re
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,

lup -NONlIl w Ia EiN Jph ts-NAL,-
y - Of AsYicuLaye Scieaee aad AZ g
Eo be devoted its il catcs to the increasing
Interests of the farmer, Mecb ME AMI Trader II will
OF large 1uarto form end c'nt8in
THIRTy-TWO COLI IS OF ARTICLES, {
Original and selected, bea:n Immediately upon each
branch Of popular interest, Cing to such Journal
II will Re neutral in Poitir nd Religion, rrservIng
tfc right question t,Ty he one, and fdn1iictso.
in The other, while it VIII cuIcpd honesty in both.
Able correspondents will ho secured every point
where the successful nproy Cncnt. il any pursuit
he readily adopted here OCCASIONAL illustrations will
be given Of Inventions Of practical benefit, as wcl as IL
Illustrations of rural Architecture, Gardening, &C., with
Portraits and Biogra pines OF Of our most eminent
men, 20 supply which, arrangements have been entered
into with Artists of ability ct the East We shall ell
deavar 10 present to readers the latest informant
aal ihs es eertanin: ant instructive articles upon
NsrieutIai Pursuits, Scientific RcsoaIch.
Mechanical Ars, Education, -
Literature, .- - General News.
Eireside Econoniy. -. Ladies' Portfolio
VII and IIuEios ". .h.' Improvement
satbath Reading. General Miscc,lany.
Ali which viii doub' ices form lspeg cfvaue to oil
IN the North West, '~5H .~I1 :;
Terms, 81 pc- ys.r In s!Suner. Single eopics i've
ee:* i.bera! discount made Clubs, a. tcilows
80 fiye copies, 20 cle addgess- .......S
. r Ten ado 49, =. :. ......&.. II
Twenty do .................-.... 50
- INVARIABLY In ADVANCE. i"fs
Once st the junction of Third, Beneh and w.bsshaw
streets snceGd eto.y, near tho Post Office st. Paul. n
I. AUNSON & DAYTON.
-arch, t65i- mar3Sdtf
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aa- The P.osftR printed by Steam. Tay 5ae
Fylnder Power Press. TIE Of steam. Power h. oar
establishment enabioi execute Book and Jc Iri",
in9.i in increase, despatch, aa'! at reduced price,.
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Mendoza H0uSe.

-Eci0ofa, lWNHt+otc Territory,
t-ai:S CEISWFLL FLYNN respect lly anuo,ince
WI 10 Ec publ at Il, taken this colaiuod',us
ard beIut tuir 'tmst ted !I3f"ti th. i"n Of thu Min
ac7oA River and opposite Fo,t suclng -aaQ aro nov
orp 1a f"sie or Che accommodation # = ner3 and
tra v'rrs
No rain Wi l' spared 10 aceonr0.aec both Inen and
ani,nais I" The satisfaction NJ I'll" traYo'n. public
April IS, 1854. DIM
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SzGtei arrivals.


-
T ljarloA, t.:,r; 4 Johnson. Ohio; j NJ ~
=. u .- u. u ~. I.Aa;., = =
'<t>Yyf : g e. sttoau ana n rlars0gs,
81 kimlsct Phis = ~; Carl. n Ii 70
SWoouav t.akc Superior CD S.aIlua. Mime
apo'i.: . : t'g0udf29f, low, Z II MIL, 81
An4onE : t'as4 Qhi9:1sli saTo0sley, do;
Z Hf-'oii.t s91 I3dv: M Gar1uer. StiIlWatcl:
F.1f 5'@.' 4il, ETssrs;;'i' 7
Tao cher .tna ~ ntcbsso and t. cr Nancy,
utt,rrotcr n = Tiasti0es. W, Midway,
Ms; j - ''rQge WE Foasier, ST. inthony.
i'he following n,ronr the arrivals at The Wins
low ;ierso ~. .,.., ..---if- .949u,!kft-
u Morrison ana lady. st Anthony: J Ain
ington ard ll-dy. Itmrisblrg, Pa: G A Cook,
Maine: J s.. Putnam, ) L Hersay, Il fF'ield,
Mai:a, :; Allen. . children, MrGIiiley, Hnl'-
SOP, Robert smith Alton, III: @. s. Locke.
ak Niuaet3nha.
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SIT JErpfisoN f.g,IE:, Esq is authorized Agei.t
~ tn. PIoSFg a: Galeaa to procure subscrl. I'd
ts. ,eents His receipts will be regarded p;yn,-s
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= We layc hand number Of fonts OF beautiiul
an u-.fl JOB TYPE, which will be di,rcsc OF ifu,,
p..ci for soon
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For ~ Few DAYS -.

NHEAT- EXCITEMENT at the boston CIOhing
~ store. | am now selling, and will ccn';nrc
< until tk- opening Of navigation.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Fifteen per less than heretofore Offered a. nv
shelves must be cleared 10 make room for the large
stock that now purchasing Eos To be convinced
Of the cheapncs' goods please Gull at Lambers Brick
Building, 81. Paul. G.. G.. GRISWOLD
Feb. 9, 1856 feb9dtf
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE: HOUsk


OFT A0FFETT Proprietor.
coon tnARn'Et! ;, M a4v nr week or !lonfh on easy
terms "r" te9; hote in - PAM for five year. and
consequently understand tho wants Of I. who arc com
Irti"d to hoard. sign S'ts' And Compass. DECIDEDLY
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liz II VI % Y A k4!!

TIC EMPIRE BLOCK.
M G. FONsECA, Dealer il Staple ana Fancy Dry
w GootAs Cloths, Cashmere Inilors' TrimrliDgs
Ready tEao Clothing, Carpct Bags Cbreras Hats and
Css Boots and Shoes in greet variety (which VII! be
aoIi At co5t.)
Nc. Empire Block. 81 Anthony street st Paul Min
v. c. FONSECA having rrI4,7ed 10 tnis desirable
md formerly occupied A ] \ H. MIX oeys leave to
ntorn the citizens OF St Paul ana the people ortbe Ter
tory, that the Manufacturing Etabllenent of the old
arm is still eaT. ao,ler the supervision Of excel
lept md fashionable Gutter ~
Al ortevs vi'l e promptly attended TO Spend your
money IT Ionsecas Is getting be tavoritc p-vcrh
Feb. Is. 1865. febIGdf
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-kTsUSA31ss rsr9S TRANSFORMATIONS
cT CHIPPEWA GOODS, ETC,,
Ekss2 1875.

..- sIinnesots SUPPLEMENTARY.
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1855
CEAIED PROPOSALS., prapcrly endors, d. will b.
- received the ofcc Of Superintendent OF Iudian
Affairs in Minnesota, until tho 10th dag Of May next ~
y, NJ, for transporting from ST Paul to Lecch Lax
worth OF goods and supplies for the year 1855.
Bidders will observe the farIns ard the bjds viii h.
subject to the rules, prescribed in an advertisement
headed transportation Of the Sioux Winnsisgo n1,t
Chippewa Provisions and Annuity Goods for tie yea
1855" published elsewhere i'll this paper
april IL Il May l0daw W. A. GORMAN,
a5f lo- Governor and SBpt. Of Ind. krr.s.
81 ST. Parl Times, ST. Peters Courier Dubuq ne Her
cid and Express, and Galena Jefersonian copy daily
ord weekly Ill, May 10, and send bills Superinen
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New Yoa6. April L..

The steamship crescent (iity aas arrived.
She llait Havai,n on The sth ua1 news has
been anticipated by the Isabel at f.llaglaston
f;y the arrival q the brig Hope from TO
halves. we have a.iviets TO M.rch 21h. Sick
mss prevailed 10 h cor 3i,legT,bl3 extent among
tho shipping IN port. fapj. Bidlic Of the
Hope. reports thai IA. " - nvaf,c,l on the 22,t
- tn" crew Of 4 nrcck'rr ship Who ioqsirct!
supply oC provisions. Capt. 3. states that
The movements OF the nlun WHO. bonr,icd lis
ship were very suspicious. Trey a;s'rg If I'll:
other Vessels we're coming, tso nature OF his
cargo and many other unusual questions
Tho Jun in the cs54 Of Ho.!Il3,. cii,srge.,
with tie murder Of the. policeman Golgrlev,
could i,7t agree. and were discharged tits r4i-
ming. y tic were il 70, or Of lDanslsugi...4 il.
The Sd deGreeand thrc- for acquittal. HolmoF.
il will be Remembered was . cant!i7tto sor Al
der!nan at the timo Of sha nurde,.
4 ba1ruet in honol o. the birthday - Ten
y Clay came off in Gae- sfyia at tbe Ai9!roroi-
itan Hotel last night.
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Junction Of Saint Arthony, Eagic, aud Fort Stree
~~---' SAINT PAIR.

$3.50. SAINT PAIR.
GESailS. CLEMENTS PARKER. paopRIEroas
Ii ANlNG taken this large and tomlnodious House,
respectfully solicit share of public patronage
The building is having only been opened in July
last and as 10 expense has been spared furnishing
oers TO the Travelling public that great desderatu-
nome Being situated in the most business portion of
Inc city, visitors, on business pleasure will find
TO their advantage 20 stop with The proprietor.
will spare pains furnish their table with every lax
ury the market affords.
-9J' Connected with this Hotel il Livery Stable
prepared TO furnish pleasure parties and Others with
good turnOuts. CLEMENTS \ PARKER
S. peul. Nov 81 IeSi-fS.y1y
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tRonrcE ANn PROVISIONS

0clv44c"o viii find bcov ,ii reports he state Of
lie markets in 81 Liis ard Chicago 81 .Ie 7th Ast.,
= "a. =
sro taea e3eipef nov ,ls rrerqj ants andproduc'
d5e!T ,day iaYo c ip et or caa nf T~iccs
te date Il, II tE.;sk-
r1stty s'Nsivcly 'bg t. L'n- ciHt t, srarsa III
Gucsmeat sfor hah lusp - Ter. contr- s~i i'e
ies yourselves --.--g-s -sassa
w shall give saily abstracts vi the n4n kf,s IN st.
fouls, ciso and New York, nd From al2e often.
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-Adyices from Valparaiso to February 9th,
state that the English and French EfpN,drolls
in the Pacifc were proceeding to reIicEl7ou3
at some point, whouce they would SET ont lor
fresh ast;.ek on he Russian fortress of pc
tropaulcNski
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SASH. DOOR. AND Bs.RND FACTORY.
FIfE Undersigned respec.fnllly informs the public that
l. he has fitted up establishment tho corner e.
Fourth and st. Pctecs stgcs -. in the of ta 1sy
tcrirr CHurcli, for - rrshra"turc Of
ASH DOORS MD II. ms.
IL VIII a. al t1,c; keep ~ ttlc largest ana
assortment ~ 81 xoIl- - b, I've "a he found in M,e
sota Orders promptly filed AZ tho shortest notoo o.
roason3l, t1us. rho attention of he pnb'tci j.. G, .d
10 examination u hi3 Moik and ptcs s.
N. E.--Ab erloss isen1iio country promptly attr,le
-. \. GROSS,
st. Taul, Augus T. 1881 aug Ipatf
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l.: All Transient advertisements inserted il ji.
WEsELy Power will he charged at the oi = p
square for the first insertion, and 20 cents per square
each subsequent insertion The charges Tor Nrr.
III, eriis~ments may nc ascertained AZ the Coming
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SAINT PAUL.
T Will. be on hand in the Spring, early possible,
A on the opening Of navigation, with good sup
ply of Pastering Materials, end will keep constantly
on hand, good article Of Plaster of Paris, Cement
Hair White Finishing Lime and the best Lime
featured III the Territory, consisting in part follows
1000 bushels of PaserDg Hairs 20 barrels Of Plaster
PRris 90 barrels Of Louisville Cement; 00 barrels OF
White Finishing Lime, and any quantity Of other fine,
all Of which will sell on reasonable terms for cas.
will a'so continue my business Builder Or
Plastererthakfnl for pas, yoTs and solicit contin-
uaace ofthe same. CUAS. 7. SCOTT.
- March l2-aaa.ra7a.<-a-- DIFF
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FNOFOSALS kCle INDIAN SUPPLIES IN
NENNESOTA CNDEK THE TKEA-
TIES OF 1855.
Minnesota superintendent ,
.. Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Ut this oe;c.
- until H. NJ. Of the LIT day of May, 1885, for fur.
nishing and delivering the following provisions for the
Piinger and Lake WinBebigoshish Bands of Chipp,ys
lndians. under TIE treaties Of 1855, to wit:
Powder to the amount of $500
Shot and Lead TO the amount Of 100
tiilling Irvine to the amount at 100 .
Tobacco TO the amount Of 100
Total anlOnEf Soon
The suppicsab above nampl 70 DO delivered at 81 PAM
BY the LIST day June, 1856. Bidders will observe The
rules, and the bids will be yubject the regulations
prescribed in the advertisements for supplies for the
sioux, Winnebago, and Chippewa tribe. of Indians.
elsewhere published In this paper.
pGl II Il May ldaw ". A. GORaiAS
sa 3. GoveTnOr and Supt. of Ind. 4 frs.
AZ st. Paul Times, 81. Peters Courier. Dubuque Her.
add and Express, end Gaiena Jc.fers0n,an COPY daily
and weekly till May !, and send bills Supe rn,cnd
ent.
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ay The G-i!uAa lei, tie tian,!urgh a bar in
Fegcr tlT.at, 'iica4ii. Io...ed uih Geight tas ST.
pa,llt $50 ''- '.~ .tDSrrs a~
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CATHCAR1.

CAhEfCAMT.
No 90 Rotet Street Saint pcni ~. T..
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN FGi.EiGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOonS.
IL EEPS constantly On hand large and To tei ct'd
IA stock Of f,t, anI stapc Dry Goods Consisting u
part Of Brown SIS sting Ssrt2s, Strips, Dr. ing
Prints, Mnslin DO Iai',eF iuyor Merine fe'Vet., Ho
sicry nd Glovor. SiiaR, eT.
Il large stock of Ca.FnHy Dsuggets, lat.inS,, asd al
Kinds OF House FURNISHINGS low fof CASH at
43 No. co RoHEIr STREET, 81 Paul
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Pork

ryHRF un'er.;ir.d i;.s C. ale a. t.clY warehouse
l. Lnwcr Iree twenty 0se ho.., weighing from $50 Is
$50 b. each. rc~s IN art cT sarsgio. asticls Of poh
will p!ease cTil OH lhcrd. I, McLAGAN < co
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= WAsHISGr0N, April Is.
The Unien of this morning says tia: :Sena
toy Dodge is daily expected in Washington
previous 20 his departure for Spain. 7e<
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a.-lAwlER'S I,r,NK-.-1hc attention o. the profession
directed to a and elegant series oi Law Blanks
Ia sc"> .. printing at the Pioneer 0icc. They ali
printed "n The hest paper and with new and large sired
>rri.t ltrc. Those already Issued
,1Il lain: rromisSory Note, against all tin Parties
COM .iGint .,n fronisso;y Note against intUr.er.
~iruona for None Dom2Hd on Contract ios ia yia,n
81 M,..-~
>Uui.nons Tor Relief.
~ Other BlunkS haze issued
Bonds for Deeds
,tuit Claim Deeds
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LEAVES To-Day
PASSOVER. gss AND wECEEp1'>.

Urn C!T> HELLE-i5U cllJi.., 200 deck pass
- hi bxs 9ass {, j.. Maso X go; sc pcs baggage
from Reeds Landing. Burbank & Coz esrrc"s
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-20

4 NEW Pao.RrtsHsN lPsfFE..A gcntia-
man OF high st.nding is going .sgolI Sc. Peters
basgh to Berlin IL estahfish 4 Tally jsaspsl.
.Ths paper will be the-lo organ Of thof Gar
Though possessing q nominal editor, tue prime
contributors win not be- known bnt the spirit
pervsding its caivwnys Wit directly eIaanate
Ifrom the Russian Gonrt:osi;fIho. paper r 10
hs psiated i'ftlie French language Il is the
intention, = sisssls.e isrfsslyrin the tnitsd
DN&pss as nc 5.3a,r3s Il. 1894 y" &IFs -
.a1ol 1sS@ =. s15Ass - ss4(-ssseSoe ~
sz1Ao . gJaoz s,-gsf Eat
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> licc unfill,M Of tbe let May, is55 for C1rnisl
ing md delivering the Following pfcvj,ons for lass 20
wit.
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80. go WAsHuSGTos. Apfiisls. 3
4 meeting Of the Cabinet was calied tbs
morning ard a number Of the Ihe4nbcrs lEin.s
absent il Was found necessary 70 send 'aftar
them. The cause Of the, eye;tcu,cn, nat not
tsauspired. .:sEEIs1kK
Senstor Douglas left hs4e ehis +. NJ for
Chicago via Pittsburgh.
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line following card of Page 4 HatonI
in the st. Louis papers on she
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- there fefni>il reports.