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BOUNTY LAND.-A- book is published, and Is
now for sale by r. Farnham, containing tie
pay rolls of those entitled to the benefits bl
the bounty laid Law passed by the late CO b.
grsss.: It contains some 1852 pages of namps
of officers and men who served in the war Pi
1872. Every claim agent should have copE.
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Letter from General Scott.

The following letter from Gen Scott give,
the lie to tke--., repeated assertion of the Oh
position press, stating that Bis hop Hughes Of
fsred the Catholic vote of the country to Gen
Scott, on condition that he would put Catho
| 9 into his cabinet; that Gen. Scott declin cd
to accept. tn, proposition, aud it was tier
made to Gen. Pierce, and accepted.
New YORK, March l, 1855.
Gentlemen: l have just received, THROUGH
he Hon. Mir. Hibbard, NJ. C at Washing ton
your joint letter dated the. Oath ult,, in which
ysa say 70 me that, in some recent political
,idrcss, delivered In your ne7ghbofhood AID
Stantially,. that Ia the last Presidential can
VaSs-- --.- -.- 1898 /
p" Bishop Hughes Of Now York pro posed to
ieueral Scott TO sell the Catholic vote, Who
hestated 10 reply when the proposition Was
madd to General Pierce, and accepted and a
Jesuiewa placed at the head of the Post Oftcs
Department. ---..--
THAT Bishop Hushes' demands were bs-
'snted to byt patty to whom no first ITO
Ecer, upon which you hesitated; and the poSp-
-osiion was made to dep. Pietce, aud he Is
81 tsi.n Co., 1T. -
And your letter to mo thus c6ncluded:
Believing the statement to be false Ind
ba.ely ca luminous OF the fair ia me of yOurjsif
aud tho other distinguished gentienen inrili.
cased thereby, VIC would respecl fully reaut st
f you to inform " at Jour earliest conyehi
encs whether the statement Of Mr. -, SO far
as It relItes to you is true.".'
L hasten.to say that tho statement or st. ste.
menis L have quoted from your letter, las
aeoves Gre, 10 respect to myself, ABsoLU rE1. Y
FALSE, and I aAar6 no doubt .they ara. sguaNy
so IN respect to my political frifuds and d..
p0nsats in the canvass alluded to:
L remain, gentlemen, With great respect,
your obedient servant, WINFIELD ScoTn
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SroRAGE.-Storsge will be. taken ir
d the fine large dry basement, corner o
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "StaI
Buildings The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes il
the most desirable place of the kind il
Washington. Terms Low. Apply Mt the
StGz office. s-...--. .-:--t,-. -..s
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FHow that spring has .la.ned upon us,
it would be Hell q remind tho business com
manity Of the great advantages ofsdvsrtising
in the Evsni,ag Star. 1t has by far the
Largest ejaculation q. ,sRy, daily, paper pub
hshed in WashipSteDJwhils it is rsad by al!
classes. = 49, II. -. ~ 80. i4-...
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PERs0NAix.s

49,. The Democrats of the 10th and 10th
Wards Of Baltimore, have nominated Charles
Towsop, Esq, for the seat in the City Council
made vacant by the resignation Of Mr.. Zim.
,mernan. MIR Towson 10 O. leading member
'Sf Al sisH odSst Church, .snd oxis Of tho most
.pet4 n men 81 Baianore. The slec don comes
PH hh F1a ays 81 3 81
e. Oh Hsnry ledysui, democrst Who
sbsS hs fnoS NosEangs@ tljGsMayoralty at
Dstroit on Monday last, isS sonHn law N Gen.
Casss
e.. Extra Billy Smith, who is a candidate
for reelection to Congress, has commenced
canvassing his district He Is most efscrivs
stump speaker .apd said. to have Joined the
Knsw Nothing barty. stFliti 1
80. The Marlboro Planters Advocate ortiz
cises Hon. A. R. Sellers remark about slavery
being a odrss, closing ftsi Aidele Sy saying:
aMr. Sellers, would probably have better
satisfied public opinion in these parts by leav.
ing Mr.. Wilson, coated over with Know Moth
ingisn and Aboiitionism, as he is, to fight bis
own battles; since, BY volunteering TO defeud
| him, he has felt 1t necessary TO avow an opil
ion upon the subject of slavery, which We cal
not but reg ard rs unfortunate. st Is Away
best to keep out Of bad company. :: evil cod.
munications corrupt good moralsh '''
49," The Chicago Tribune says that Cover
| nor Matterson will not give Judge Trumbulli
certificate Of his election to the United State,
| Senate. He bases his refusal on the groult
that the Judge is not eligible under the clauts
ofthe Constitution. which prohibits any JudSt
| Of the Supreme Court from accepting s1y
other Office during tho term. for which he vi.
I elected Judge, nor for one year after the ek
pira,ion Of such term. Judge Trumbuil BIB.
| resigned the Office of Judge, but the term fbl
which he was elected has not yet expired.
- s... Francis T. Porter, brother of Col. Por
ter. of the Spirit of the Times, died in New Or
leans recently = 80, -. 70.
80. The father of Matt Ward, the murder
or, who brought suit against the city OF Louis
vifle5 for iIj6ries dene his house by the mob
last spring. has lost his sutton demurrer. as
gsts no compensation. '.''-'' ~~s
-. Daniel Ullmann, the Hindoo, of Nov
York, is on visit to Virginia FOX the purposs
Of cauvassing the State against Mr. Wise lie
spoke at Alexandria on Monday night It'll.
| said that other. K. N. speakers are abou. tc
visit Virginia, among whom is Mr-:Wilmot, b
Baltimore. -
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BETrISe ON WIsE.-Soms one writing from
Petersburg, Va, to tho Richmond Enquirer
r ~ Y - - IA AZ a .
says: ~. - .'r :. sta .t..-.99I. is--
t.Apy reasonable amount Ioe money cad be
bet here, at one hours notice, that Henry a.
Wise VIII be- elected the next Governor Of VIr-
glniA.-ssy to tho extent of one or two thouI-
aud dollars. end propasitions for more eonbid.
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vSix Jurors have been rejected at the
commencement OF the triad OF Asthur Mch Ma
hon, for mutder In Troy NJ Y. on tina grOhnd
TINT they were Know Nothings,, and prkju
diced against the Catholics,
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/ 'foLTCs AND THE CLERaFs-The Boston
Recordr;on one of the oldest II oil igious papeE3 in
Che Unitsd' states 'is;'takihs strong gre md
against clsrsymsn leaving their puipits tOlbe-
come Legislators or politicians e..
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u ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
in by II O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. -
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catch ~ anything Inst would initiate sgsiass.
the Administration.

+ Cadsts Appointed by the President at Large
FOR 1855. -Ajsxsnder J. Mcintosh, Of Georgia
Bon of Capt. sisf nto,h, Of the Navy.
Wm.w. MeEreery, of Virginia; father lost
An The GTanpus and his uncle In the Albany
John Bisasss.s o. New York ; father died iu
the service
William Ii. Marriott, of Maryland, family
distinguished in the military service of the
country.
Dudley Riley, son Of the late Gen Riley.
Pierce u. Blaer, pr of tho late Col, gstIe,
who felt 1t Churubusco. S''tr
t-Frank Hugsr, son Of Colonel Hugsr; u. 8
Army. ,, $50, /
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

3, IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
DAY Rolls OF Militia emitted TO Land Bounty In
/, dec the act OF Congress September %, 1850
compiled from role ii the AUDITORS flee al Rich
muna..' -, ...,. -.... a..- o.. ,....,... ,,,-t
Muster Rolls OF the Virginia Malta in the Wat O
lsl2, being supplement - the pay rolls. ...s
\ few copies for sale al -.- r.- |
r. FARNHAM'S,
Cd, '...-.l -. :. Corner Pa avenue and 18th stj.
Also, q, FREiNGIPS, Alexandria, Va. .a,-..
a
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THE LAST CHANCE.

IF the remaining Lots in Square el5, and sbnihI o
l., Square Ne 9i5 situated on Maryland atente
between 9th and 9TH streets, Capitol Hill, are io
Terms, SO or s. per month. '~' h'"
GEO. F. DYER
-. Office OF d, pex, 10 corner Of IQ;b sreet
mar g cow 49,
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!: -IThs waters Of the upper Sacramento ate
teelning with the finest salmon, which ATE
caught and carried to San Franci.co, Whole
they are sold at three csnts per ponnd..
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SIGNoR SEVER1, STRINI-

OIuNOR SEVNRO OInIANIF
II As the pleasure of aanOuncinp1te The sctu1ens
L Of Washington that he can take ouf n,ore gu
p,l the Vocal ins'rciton fs.s the pssug season.
Trnps 80 par quarter, iwenty-fsut he's nu,s Two
lessons per week. a. ply al MIR. DAvls,s Muse
Store, (lutcl) - J. mat-s..lW
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Ky Lhsre are one hundred ana twenty.
three banks in he State Of Indiana. Out Of
these hftssn are at par in Cihcinnati, the bal.
anSe rsIying bstrsea i've and twenty Ave
per cent discount. s-.- s..a -
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUoT.;
orfIcr WASHINGTON 40 -rDucr,

- Warrington, March 2 1853
DROPoSA'-S are invited fun graduation, yi0ne
L and brick masonry, dams, tunnels, anu other
works OF The NHthiRgtea Aquednct-. a
Proposals received Hp 10 the sub Of May woi be
op-red-al noon OF that day. ----,.. : -
Mape. profile aud specifications OF the work SiIl
ne reaey Tor examination on and after te .oih day
Prupss ais ia BE- received e.r the wosK Of parlieu
lar cuiveris irdses, &c, as describedin The plan.
and specific atiOHs. - -
= Portions only ef -sORre Of has works can be com
plrted under The present. appropriation but all the
contracts for unfinished work viii be subject 10 f-
tire APPROPRIATIONS by COngress.- The Rngnet re-
erves the light 10 Prescribe The amount Of work 20
be done and rate NJ progress under spch contnct
FOR each appropriation, and, in case o the appro-
ptiation not holding out suf GENTLY, 10 tecde when
and what works shall be RI pped unit funds become
available.
work for want Of funds, the reserved ten per cent
viii be i'd 1f in the iudsmentof the Engineer the
work has been properly executed 80 far ~ II has
gone. I'D 80 '.--
Payments win be made in sprcie cheeks upun the
United States Treasury. upon DE monthly cstImses
Of the Engineer reseryIrg 10 pr cent; and n will
he condition OF I'll contracts that the workmen shall
be paid their full wages monthly ana IN sprcie.
b., All bios should be ealcd and endorsed 80 PROMO
sails for work on tfe Washington Aqusturt"
The United States reserves the right 20 reject any
or all the bids should they not. be deemed advan-
tageous, and TO make sncb arrangements n "a AZ be
considered mos, conducive TO the progress the
work.. - a. -
Every offer must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one mere responsible per
sons to the effect that he hey undertake thaithe
bidder or bidders vii, il his their Id be accepted
enter into an obligation, within tn days, with gpod
nt sufhciept surtt es iorfhc completion 1.-THE wo K
undertaken. said guarantee 20 ts accoI panied BY
he certifcate of the United States on tict judge
United STATES district attorney navy ageit,
officer Of the General Gov, rnm'n nj or Individual
known TO the Engineer or Departnrn, Of War, that
the guarantors able 10 make good tCir gualnte.l
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e REV RD.-Lost, the evening of the
p 18th February, gold m0uH ed single Eyrriass
The above reward will be paid BY NJ. ELIOT,
Apnihceary. corner of r and 18th sts.
Iulr I
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PORN Of G.Grartce.
To Capt. NJ, G. Me'gs, L. 8. Engineers:

We, the uEdersigHed Residents OF -, IN the
State Of - hereby, jointly and severaily cove
the foregoing bid Of -- be accented, thai ne or
they will. within ten da after tire acccpt1nce Of
safi bid execute contract for rive same With good
and sufficient sureues, 20 reform the WORK or
iirGish the articles opposed, in conformity 70 the
terms of the advertisement under which IL was
made and, IN case the laid shuuId fail 70
.Htef into contract as aforesaid, We. guaranty To
make gOld the difference betwecnthe offer By the
said - and the neat lowest bidder. A. h.
&, ID.
hereby certify that, 10 the best If my knowiede
AID belief, the above named guaraniors are good
aai .Eiiic ieEt. EF
mar 7-ect savSSwtf
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BOUNTY LAND-ADDITIQNaL
=. ,PHiLADELPBIA
LAGER REER DEPOT

ISL Pa. Gpenue, Let1een ~ Gsd 6th street.
w have at all times the best Philadelphia La.
w ger Beer on / and, and cfer IL now jon sale
for 50 per keg, and in quart bottles for 81 50 Ter
essepd the Beer. free OF costs TO an parsiOf the
CITY,.
S, Many physicians have recommended this
Beer as of the best remedies for weak stomachs.
mar Sim &c. * w. GERECkE.
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SUGAR MuLAsSEs, TEA, sc.
y % hhds New Orleans Sugar
% barrels clarified do
60 barrels New Orleans Molasses s"
100 10 ID chests Tea, In y I'd papers
800 lbs New Hops O. 7"F &C..
5000 do Shoulder Bacon - 80 e
8 900 do Jutcs' % - . =" - '-~ ..
1000 DO Breast Pieces 49, -'.... assoc
+ $40 superior Hams i'f-r. .'.--' -.--''i 'r..
~ Kegs Western Butter --'H.- --.-
- barrefs Apple Brfndy 49, -. 81
49," s. DO Peach . do 30 '.-a So e. -
Jusl received and for sale nv .''. .'.' . 80.
~, . - !. ia. .'',' = MURRAY. * sEmMEs
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| NTEWART'S SkYLlGHT UERREAN
Rooms, over Calls Jeweiry Store. Pa avenue,
is where the public-ean have spleRId ci taken
At mere REASONABLE prices Than aay other room in
the city. Call early. Satisfaction always gwen.
aiar lin .- -.-.-.- ..- o.. D..
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BALTIMORE GOakEsP0NDENCE

Rsturh Of our Representations - Sendtt
Pearee-A Mysterious Attsmpt at Robbery
!. Burglars &rrestsd-Bus.nsst, &e.,.
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OK RE WARD.-The undersigned will pay
% 4 - Sa5 for the apprehension ofN eeTo " oman
NyRGAisET CHASE pure based by the late Owen
Norfolk, at sale ~ IhOaTas and .kic1lasa Harvey,
executors at Thomas Harvey. For the last eighteen
months said woman IN GeOi eetown, she II now
believed 10 be IN Alexandra. She Is aoouf sixty
WINS OF ar- lis black and about FIVE feetfou inches
high. t- o. &c II . r'-'rs -
The above reward will be pssd tn delr eryfo the
sbsctitef, a, Upper Mas bnro', Prisce Georges CO.,
Nd --,t - 1sI',i. mo, e. MULLtkiN,
mar JL-3w -sSs Adnpinis,safar of 0wep Norfolk.
MILE q ,REGIsTER FOR AMERICAN STATE
IN Papers.-A eompl te set of Niles Register, 20
vols, or any other Books will be given n atC hange
tor the - AInsriezn State Paper" and american
Areiyrs,2 ur they " III BE- purchased ~ n liberal
price. TAYLOR g. MAURY
feb Ia Bookstore. near N fnlh street.
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METROPOLITAN MECHANIC

METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN
0S '6TITUPE EXHTBFPf0N.-NOTIC
The Managers Of the Exhibition regret 10 undkr
stand that many persons visit the Exhibition VIII
it pOsHors' and other Tickets borrowed from thti,
friends. THE Committee are determined TO exrose
such pert> when found with itch cts not tifeir own
The dOorkeepers have been instructed 20 critically
cxamIn" all tickets hereafter pTcsented at the doS
The Exhibition will close on "wednesday evening
mkt the l4ih instant, when the closing address Vi
be deve' ed, and the Awards announced
The various commuters of judges are reqres8d
10 hand IN their final report On Saturday moTntg
.,.' .. 90. -. CHARLES +. WOOD, SuptI
mar 6-TnSMTuAt. Intel Newsl
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Naval Inteliigsnce.-Tbe time has now
come for. the relief Of the Meditsrra mean
20 1adron; and Secretary Dobbin ha. caused
the fine fIigates Congress and Constellation to
be got ready for soa. They are now feadylin
every respect, except that they are without
either men or officers. The first are to be
shipped as fast as possible, and many anon 2
tho latter, are striving hard to be sent on this
delightful staten. GO = .-.--- :. T.
The Congress will ably wear ths
broad pennant; but who will be in comm and
efthe relief squadro3 is not yet known. MANY
oticeTs are pressing their claims to the Office;
but as yet mono have been answered. --.s.
1t is supposed thatt "Congrsss'', will land
our newly appointed Minister to Spain. at
CadiI This would DO very appropriate AZ
there Il no country where display is Of 40
much conss sequence as in Spain, and there Are
no means by which our Minister could mske
his entrance into Spain with so much eclat, as
with the band Of the flag ship playing, and
amid the roar Q! her guns in answer to he
salute of the forts, and the flashing of epau.
ietts, swords, and bayenets. .,. :.
The relief squadron will not sail under dix
weeks. a..
The Rev Brigadisr Among the many silly
lrumOrs with which our city Is daily filed, j a
report stating that Hon. JET Davis, Secretary
of War, had been appointed to the position of
BIisadier General. provided for. under {hs
l-Rsy-reEipsDt, bill We scarcely need remin
our readers tha thsts is no truth in the tsI
port; It has bean manufactured that the b ab..
ltuss otOur pubiic places muy have subject
% discuss IN their sHoitsto while away their
time. i ---.--. -. .....-,' I :.
The H'raid, Of yesterday, repeats thisidls
story, knowing at the same time that Il Jos
utterly void Of truth being clad however to
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>LECTURE.-RRV MILTON HENRY
G>A vii: deliver lecture at Cnlumbia II ill
Capitol Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, cIe 3tl
n sraHt, at 7lS O'Clock. 80 %, .---
" Subject: "The responsibility of American yoJ
menu o.. -.- = ...'H. - - |
/ The public are invited to attend. Lecture free
mar e - -sf- ..s -r f..-s. .---.sa -.t
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4 D MONTGOMERY GUARDS you ARE
a a quested &c attend the regular monthly meeih
IN M # the Company at the armory of the Wac
II II ington Light Infantry on FRIDAY, The 9th !
slant.
BY order. of Capt. Kew:
mar 6-TuSTh VIM. O'SULLIVAN, Secl
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LAND WARRANT AND ps.,fIoN CLAIMS

A0No WdnaaNA AM rhrtAoN CLAl1s
f'bE subscriber has in his possession a copy of
4 Mu-ter Roll OF the Company commanded by
Major George Peter in the War Of 1872 and is pre-.
pared TO obtain Bounty Land for all Soldiers who
have been engaged in the service Of their country
since 1870, and al ether claims against the United
states. RICHARD p. JACKSON.
Office ISIS II idge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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100 CORDS OF PINE AND OAK DELIy-
tOO cred in any part Of the city. Pine a. Is
OAK 9 IS.
Orders Ielt with Nfr. MecHESNEY, Feed Store,
Seventh street. opporite Mr.. summers, Saidier.
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DOu LAND UNDER THE LATE AC'
ID OFCOMRESS5-Th undersigned will tax
charge ofaiy applications fnr Bounty Land un(e
trp late act OF Congress- and all interested will plea
call upoa him accordingly, As he will make sdvaI
ces, and give The highest price for the warrants.
.... GEO. u. MASSEY, l
Agent and Broker, No. 42s Thirteenth stj
mar S-1s O.. b.. g.. e. . D..
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Mr. n. I; Harvey, delegate IN the Lesi,.
iatur' from tho county Of Putnam, Va, Dub.
lisSes Communication In the Ksna.h. D.
pusliesn, sts,ing thatths names ofss member.
.-rantihg only four to cake a N s,iiority-w.rs
obtained to pstitiOp to the Governor for an
extra session of the Legislature. ...
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Cttrago.
BURWELL & POWER!

BURWELL Il POWERS,
NJ Err C II Mt TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
No. fremont Buildings, Dearborn Street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
M TESSRS BURWEIL & POWERS, respectfully %
lNl invite the attention Of gentlemen travelling IA
the Northwest. well as those residingin Mime
sofa, to their complete and elegant sOrtment Of LII
CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
The largest and most tasteful selection of the finest
French. English, German and American clothing stufs
will be kept constantly hand it is the design of the
propreors to sustain the reputation of their establish
ment the Great Western Emporium of Fashion. Gen
tlemen leave with u.s. and have their orders
filled at time in the most fashionable styles Strang
visiting Chicago invited to examine elegant
stock, at No. Z, fremont Buildings, Dearbon street.
ii. BURWEIL- Chicago;
June 21-tf S.A. POWERS Cleveland o.
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SAINT PAUL. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY II, 1855.
st. 39duI a00'tH.
j. MCMAHON HOLLAND.

j. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Councillor at Law and Solicitor IN
SHAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. German,
}. Travis Rosser ESQ., Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt J. H. Simpson, U. 9. Top. Ens'rs. st. Paul.
A.. ). Morgan, Esq, Pioneer Office,
u. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. II. Sibey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFEREKcEs.
Gov. E. Louis Lowe,
T. II. O'Neal, Esq, secretary of State
Judges Legrand, Tuck and Ecleston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. l.. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old Stand Of E. A. Collins E. Co., opposite
the Rice House, st. Paul.
ID T. BRADLEY, dealer in Saddles, Harness,
IL Trunks and Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees,
Skirtng, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating,
Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Saddlers'
Silk Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
HemlOck tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf Skins; French German,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco, Red, Yellow, Blue,
Green, Pink and White Lnings; best Goat, Buck and
Sheep Binding; Boot and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees,
Lasts, Crimp Boards Pegs of all sizes; Shoe Thread
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in workmanke
manner.
Country orders particularly attended to.
The highest market price in Cash paid all times
p. T BRADLEY.
June 9. 1S53-9tf
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G. HI. & l.. LAFLIN,

C.. HI. & l.. LAFLIN.
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANCFAC-
TURERS AGENTS,
175 South Water Street, Chicago, Iuinnis
GENTS for Latin Brothers laid and Wave Letter Cap
n Flat-Cap, Medium Demi and other Papers; Crane &
Co. Superior Coored Medium Bond Tissue and Envelope
Papers Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
Looms Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas c.
Miller Co.'S Tobaccos; westfeld Whips and Iashe.
Latin Smiths celebrated Gun Powder and Safety
Fuse &c.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-11
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,

TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
Il j the Post Office, of Third and Minnesota
Streets where he will be found ready attend the
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate,
payment of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in the business for some time past, and
being provided with of all the surveyed portion
OF the Territory and Of the the ST. Peters,
he atters himself that he will be able give satisfac
ton to all who may give him a call
N. IL. Town Lots in st. Paul, St. Anthony and all
the towns the ST. Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country, with withoutimprove-
ments.
St. Paul, June 2, 1e53.-7tf