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HIRSH Il BOTTCHER,
n n

H 200, Broad Street,
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching season, large and well select
ed stock of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
And that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage have hitherto
received well as the many and fatterng acknow-
Judgements of the superior quality and styles of
goods shall continue to induce to pay unabatng
attention to all the requirements and movements of
the fashions i'll that line of business, while our
assortnents of Worsted Embroidenes and Embroidery
Materials, Yarns, Patterns Chenilles Silks, &C. espe-
cialy recommendable to Schools and Teachers, will
be kept the most perfect condition throughout the
wear oc 8-1m~ HIRSH 4 BOTTCHER.
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NRlFF EDMONDSON FOR SALE..-The
~ celebrated Race Horse and Stallion, GRIFF ED
MoNDSoN, Is now offered for sale at the low price
OF $3.50 He is in fine health and has no superior in
point Of blood. Those wishing purchase can do so
by calling ON JAMES TALLEY, OF Fairfield, j. w
LEWELLEN, Dispatch Office, or
oc Saw T. @. CRJJMP
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L'ALL AND WINTER DRY (4OODS.-

Il VALENTINE COHEN, Us Broad street has
opened his New Stock for the season. which en-
braces every variety of desirable Goods Fancy and
Staple. On hand, very large stock of Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery, Embroideres, Hdkerchiefs, Cloaks
and Talnas of the latest designs, Shawls Blankets
Flannels English and French Merinoes, Ribbons
Trimmings, Laces Prints, Goods for gentlemen and
boys wear &c.
The public is respectfully invited to examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. My prices will
be uniform and low.
VALENTINE COHEN,
oc ST. Us Broad street.
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NOTICE TO LADIES.-After an nh.
1 sence of five years in Europe, the nnaersi gned
takes pleasure announce TO the ladies Of Richmond
that she viii give lessons ia Needlework, Embi eide
ry, Braifwork, HaiIwerk md cr0tcheting. and will
give entire satisact NIL those who feel disposed
to patronse tho above art MRS. C. GULDEN
No. ITO Broad st., up stairs, at Mr.. Oh. Eminger's
4-lHH fHsSss sE&f#
WHEAT.-Thr undersianed are IN fEe
w market for Wheat in small lots, d. livered al
Brsss's Mill near tie Armory:
. .ess-ts Lgs-- 4 Z A.C. LAyNE 4 CO.
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DIAPER HANl:IN(;S AND UPHOLSTE
Il RY.-JOHN +. REGNAULT, thankful for past
favors, would respectfully call the attention Of his
friends and the public his present and gest selec
ton of FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
ING AND BORDERS-GILT, PLAIN AND COM
MON. Also new decorations of Gilt, Velvet, Marble
and Wood limitations. SATIN DELAINES, DAM
ASKS, MOREENS, CHINTZ, LACE AND MUS
LIN CURTAINS, GALLONS, CORDS, TASSELS,
CURLED HAIR, MOSS and SHUCK MATTRESS
Els, BEDS, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES. Co
GOA MATING, floor and table OIL CLOTHS
Also large and handsome assortment of VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, three ply and plain in
grain CARPETS, RUGSCOCOA THREAD, WOOL
and other patterns of Door Mats.
Rooms, Halls and Entries papered.
Window Curtains, Carpets, and every branch of Up
holstery, executed with neaness and despatch.
Country orders will receive Immediate attention
1872 MAIN STREET
North side, between 9Th and 10th streets
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"A TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

Aa TWENTY Da1ITIAfS KEW ARb.
WK My man GRANDSON has been runavr IN
"A the last nine weeks. He was reen two Or is.,
~ weeks sgo in company with Mr., Wilson, r'
* man, in Powhstan county; since which'Fea
woman has been caught and is now IN jill IA Ran
mond. l win give reward OF go for bis sgprA-0
sion and confinement in jail 40 that con sehn s.a
have but little doubt but what he acconpau.a M
Wilson's wonnn to Richmond
JOS. r. ANDERSON
.a. Lodore Post Office Antl,
N. B.-Seid man is about q years OF age, tsr "a
inches high; rather dark complexion but not s-
blaok; a very slight mousteche on the upper Dr. I-e
white, and the upper front little separated
to leave small space between them
Sc 8-ts J.
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$40 REV 4 Walked su,

40 $40 RE w ARD.-W aIked ava,
ElS from Beaver Dam Farm, in GoOchsRd sr~
~ sd September, without any cause, two s.g
MEN. suspected of having 10 sed psges d,
.-<-a named James Allon, who came from R,,,r.
ham county. ofspare make, brown-black, about hs
inches high and 80 years Old. The other l,r..
George Gordon, came from Charlottesville. vel
black, sprightly, smiles when spoken to, about =.
inches high and % years old. Gull on the Oversee,
the Farm. OILS,
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MECHAUICAL.

1TrsHxs.' n. LANGLRT, I'm and sheet
L, Iron Manufacturer, Isth street, between Main |
and Cary az. asl FsTfiix VI AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings &c. |
Metallic Roofing. Gufterine and Spoutins, put
WELL AND sny d RsI 81 i PUMPS T"R SALE
lARTHRIGHT g POWELL, HOUSE
patronage literally bestowed them heretofore,
all who may favor them with work in their line, that
hut the very best material will be used by them
They occupy the same shop with h. H. Montague ON
Bank street, where they will be thankful to receive
orders
! n B-waIls and Ceilings whitened in the best
manner 3.tF8t p re l0-d5wt
ID Observation-Disclosures subscriber
Ii has removed to his shop 7th between
Main and Cary streets opposite Mr.. N H. Thornton's
Tobacco Factory, where he is prepared to execute all
orders in his line, in the most worku,anlke manner
and win he pleased if his friends and the public gene
rally wonld give hima cali
VIRGINIA MECHANICs' INSTITUTE.
awarded to SAMUEL ID. DENO0N, for the best spe
cilnsns , Of CRATES r, "; and FENpERs ,,>
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
for sale in this city, of his own manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns,
such as square-topped Gothic, Lptc, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces &c,
to match. Orders for Crates, Tenders &c. from
town and country punctuaily attended to and care
fully packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
will he supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts Oft for cash by wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, MAN, between 9th
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
&c, of my own make. au 8-Sm 5. ID. ID.
nO(i(sET & ANDERSON, UphOlsterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner OF Governor
and Franklin have in their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and VI II OLSTERIN NC
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assort-
ment have ever had the pleasure TO offer to
friends and the public generally and will be sold
the most reasonable terms. .oc S-ts =
ATae~-T777;1h We have on hand and for
- - sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN o A T 5, and
Square Timber. from 80 to 60 feet at Boat Yard
Pcnitentiary Pond, Richmond.
l0-d6mH HOWELL l. MESSLER.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING-ORNA
llMENTAL WORK on Satin, Linen Cotton Glass,
| Ceilings, limitations in Wood and Marble Grainng of
| all kinds done promptly and when promised at
duced prices Persons having any of the above to do
will find 1t TO their advantage to apply at the shop
18th street, next to Mr. Yarringtons Carpenter Shop
| &C 8 r. w. ALLEN,
T EATHER BELTIN(l.--The subscriber
IL has on hand, of his manufacture, a full as
sortment ofthe above named article made of the best
oak-tanned leather thoroughly stretched by powerful
| machinery, connected and rivited in the most SUBJ
| stantia manner.
Satisfactory reference can be given in regard to the
| quality of his betting. N. w. Stafford,
| &C linz Main street, between 18th and 10th
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kNwiIT,HIING AND GENTLElIEN,S FIR
l., NisHING WEAR:-The subscriber having Ia,e.
veil IN TINS place, has just opened his large and
READY-MADE CI,OTyyrNc
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Na:: session given-That very conveniently located
House. containing four rooms, fronting on Mar
shall street. and immediately i'll the of the Rich
mond Medical College. 1t has attached very large
yard and good well of water
Apply to either ofthe Messrs. TABB. Richmond; or
to sss Z. NJ, TABB, il,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard decd,
] sc 2-tf Blandon. HenricO county Va
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DEMOyAL.-I have rcmoHsrra "csaaae b.
IL from No. Pearl street to 10. l'. Nf. VI
under the Exchangc Hoteiand nfH, L ao' gpis,, m
Book Store. am paying the hls. IAN. s. e.
for Land Warrants Gold ana 49, North fsi.
selling Exchange, Gold and SILVER '''"
"'0ii'' ." ''' WM. HURLEY, EIe .a, cT IT,.
oc2-sm No. 4, under 'he k&c l-... 80
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g9,iTIi;@1 W Won LAT, r. +
/ RiyED.oThe best PLANET MI ri + s,', a.. /,
lea The most difficult question. w rssr. ., r
science and calculation from TAME NAlLghs j.,
(for u short time onlyD hy va .th .tree1, 'e''
Franklin street, between j" "-'N ,,rgg'
~ c a,rn. csn he made for BLINpshSS..''
coRSs and SORES Of all DESCRIPTIVE
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T PRIMARY DEPARTMENT:
For the accommodation of parents who prefer send
ing their children to the same school, this department.
has been formed for pupils under years age who
will be taught Reading Spelling Writing, Arthme-
separated from the of the school, and under the
care of an experienced teacher. Charges $oO For
further particulars apply to the Principal.
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
" 25-dt1stN Corner Grace and Foushee SITS.
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Inv, RE--THO,IAs nov ~. :" y

TIL 4 X ID " \ tx T. - II Y = FaT SOL
III Main Street, is now oprh,nef Filss
Butchers Locks and Screws OF al
Saws; Hammers &C. &c .,,.,t Il. o0gnPie'
The House Furnishing depaf'H''
all It's branches. ITO
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nm. ,.r... I SOUTH
exneiions , zen Of ice made it clear that M rel;.s
in 70 sI the Sa,n could reach the party
,es, which, with their defeenrean % third win
nav, nase proved most disastrous II not f.t te' would
y, ,ness ssrsumstances DIR Kane wisely ,a,a Under
By ns nf a1 af u 1ss
IN M. with this view they left the hr;ss IN
degree. hs ns 'empsratnre at that time heinz sne
sssbtv'o, ns'ow s zero They crossed 4 hs, he nve
them and aas%ser dragging the So sss
radss by Of dog sieS aDaf Of their sick com
sss " soi miles, they reached es.. ~ ss,Sal
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The extreme severity of the previous GAM,
made IL evident that the brig could not he Iiheat
before the winter set in. She was fast imnor,e !,
w ,ne centre OF large field of lee The provisio
although abundant were not calculated IN 80,
seurvy, and tho fuel owing to the emcrso ,vsiss
Inc previous winter, was deficient in quantity.
Under these circumstances DIR Kane, with a mart.
81 volunteers-0n an attempt to reach the month .,
Lancaster Sound, in hopes of meeting the EncI;sb
expedition and thus giving relief to his assocjate
passed IN an open boat over the track of Raff;p,s
rave rave riding out heavy gale. They found an
uninterrupted barrier of ice extending in one croa,
horseshoe from Jones TO Murchison's Sound and
brig " 'o'oih 10 the
During the winter which ensued they adopted tho
hapits OF the Esqumaux, living upon raw W air.
lhoat ana surrounding themselves with walls Of
i'oss' In spite of these precautions the scurvv .J
sansea with steady progress: but by the aid Of q
SINGLE team Of dogs DIR. Kane succeeded in efFec,'
ing communication with settlement of Esou;.
seventy miles to the southwark and by or.
sanzins hunt relieved the party. At one t;m M.
s M man Of the expedition except DIR. Kane and
sc,,rr nohsea were confined to their hunks with
ns :, ns out by proyidential interpositon tho
f~'S escaped without death. '"o
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l I I 6torel &
I.
d kEP "a 6cGasxnl d hand lid lof xAIs, III
lssss3 pcsaI iblssrssss N ssas
DIV Good and Grocerie
sy y Isl 6in>
INIXT AN q GODS


Hp has lases atock, and il rsHdy 10 disposs ii
thorn NJ 4 fairsrste fpr cash or FaFs. From hi
'iacaion aon rho horder pf Tho Indian country,
those wishing ou.6ls for |,hs Indian trade, would
DO wellto p1ftshase oil him. He viii keep sup
plies A Arni n thoss wishing 10 70 into The lu,n-
herring business ss u
He has rtsnssantly On hand BARK Canoes. I'll
ted Up with f,il Cloths, Tents. etc, q sell ii
hire 10 persans wishing 10 visit Tho Pine region
above. expsore that vast country lately cededsta
The United States BY The Chippewa indiana, d
make rip up the Mississippi and across ID
F0ndu IMt., Tho head Of Lake Superior, by Inc
Savanna Portage. Savanna and ST. Louis Rivers.
NE traveller desirans of witnessing iha u,nrt in
tersstina psrions af wiids the of AmeFica. should
BY ~ assdns tnke this Trip, Guidss ~ voysg.rs,
can ALWAYS be furnished to srayelela, who ARE
perfectly familiar wifh those roufes, md are men
who can 81 trasted- making ths jddsDsy perfscily
safs. Refer ~ BaruP and Oaks, s.. Paul, md
RaM.aay Cooks, n. ~. sis Hi ytfsNsa
h CuDW Wing. April 20. s ,s ,
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so,as n M I'M wv ssr;s.
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Missla kivsf abssvs il,ss Nh II III Anthony,
e'n6rst NH yiion III eosntry upssrpassed
il il fstlilis ansl fsesasly bpt listls
II hsS tosa;srs II Min is asseutisi.
~ u 4aivscalty dsncc u fRyys. Steady,
eons aas auppotiss VI ths pse,ssp, ss;sa.]
xdanis iop. ma NJ sIl III q Nj,
vonasalsf ihs sPrineiplss NH iaith II In Demo.
cratic pa1s fssss
a. ,hs ens lime lhal Il I'm. contributes what4
ever ~ III Ioenes Il NY possess ts1hs sncss, y
De,ncrral isnpen and Democratic measures, /,
will 5deul lisetf viii. 40 faction ii yvhsteye,
uanIs uf' e6Tm itniay appear. The columns j.,
The Front fessDans viii always bs open ID vuch
parsons 81 may desire TO give publicity To parten
lsrsor fssOriie localities any part of the Terri.
tory - especially thnse found on tie IJppe,
Nliss,ssip farmers, who may wish HI spSak
e ths pubic selatiye u ihs great subject of Arr
cultures MI Sssh0 hive either leisure III ncIina.
lion " sstise upon sabscas dsened III interest n
The general ffeads1 a !At III
The ASsicuitural department of il,s paper.l
slssays III srsi irrporta nj ia 1 country newspa
per I'LL ~ undert special erintsndencs ii
q practicaf and successful farmer.
HaiinS from point contiguous 10 The hnme,
Of the W,,nsbago and Ojibway Indians, whose
history 4 feplrte with interest and incident, The
FrontisfnafS will il II believed, be found 10 con.
tain much concerning Indian life. belief, and
manners, IN more Than ordinary interest 10 the
xenera' lspdvr pers,;a long resident iil the III
dian country, as rlss, q. ...slng already
been engaged - regular contributors. sss
d TERMS a4s n. NJ ssl
One copy. one year. $500
Ten copies (. oatofihe Territory. IL. 90
Twenty copies out Of the Tsrritory... 1000 n
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Persons forwarding Clubs, should retain cer,i6-
Gates from Postmaslers. ,s IS 3.5 ...ts
SIS. JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
Sank Rapids, Minnesota, April %. 1854.
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Agricultural Implements,
IrNHE undersigned ;sprepared 10 receive and an.
l. swer orders for
MANNYsS REAPER & MnwEp


Il swer orders for
MANNY's REAPER & MOWER.
which is decided to be the best Machine for our sol,
h+ng much lighter IN weight than any other machine
yet intr''duced-and performs the work of Reaping
equal 70 ANY other invention will also receive t,r.
s.lsrs for EMERY'S and fIor.e Powers and
Ihrrshers aid Sereraters; Saw Mills, Power and
Hand Corn Shelters, Fan Mills. Burrows Gris,
Mills Clover HuIers, Sa,,saye.me.t Cutters and
Suffer-; Garden Engines Rnggles, Nourse, Ma.
snn 60. celebrated PLnws; Ps",ia Steel Flows,
BellevilIe Phoenix, farmers Jewell. Grand de Tour
and Jewe,,'s, Harrows, Cnltiva,n+. Horse Hoes,
Seed Drills, Whea, do Corn. Planters, Shovrls,
Spades, Hoes, Grain Shovels Manure Forks. Horse,
Rakes. I and Do. Chums Of every variety; Cheese
Presses. Dig Powers for Churning, Cider Mills,
Brick Machines, Ditch Diggrrs, ETC.. 4,c.
These articles will be furnished At ST. Louis prices.
with the addition nf freight, and delivered to purchase
ers, at ST. Panl. Printed cat.logue DC prices can
he seen IT office. Terms cash in All eases. The
article furnished will be warranted the hest there i
:" be had in any market and M articles rni bed
cept To prder. O. H. KELLEY. ss
Northwoed. Renton County, 1855. IS ma-lf-4n
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s. 5 @ @ @ 9.

'NTORTH of Cord. can be fns,rd al Bars.
WssrEREs ENTIRE SToRE, al ST. An
shs INT Wholesals 81 RetaiI. and II sprices which
eat &'K sbk Neat! ii M Il
NV Stock coasisfs Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Millinery and Dress ,ods Hats, Cais Isootr as,s
Also. large supply u Groceries and Provisions.
shall also Keep full assortment Of lie ahDvs
goods at my store III Ans,ka.
ST. Anihony, My 10. R. BALL 81 CO..
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.

eFs CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.
1WrNnIE AND CooLEY, Merchant Taicrs,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Manufac-
tuners of Ready-bia Clothing. and Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, Boys ard ChiIdrens
Clothing IN great variety, Roberts Street, 81,
s rnul, M. n. Nd
NJ. Paul, April. III . 55 Ri ist VT
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DESIRE MICHAUD.

DESIRE MTCHAUD.
(Successnr 10 ALEX REY. ~ Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealer in Groceries. Wines. Liquors. Pre-
served Fruits, Spices. Produce, Etc. Rohrr,
Street. near Third Street, st Paul. Minnesota
lEJ9 Tho highest price paid for country Pro-
dnce.
81. Paul. April. ytf
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ST. PAUL. SAUK RAPIDS g. FORT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE,
RIG e g. M YRsIc 4

r l G e g. M Y RIG e
1SONTRACToRs for conveying the Y. 8. Mail
~ from ST. Paul 10 Fort Ripley, have put on
Carriages suitable for conveying passengers 10 and
from the above and intermediate points Their
Carriages and Horses are in good condition, and
their drivers steady, careful and attentive men -
Nnhng shsll lie lacking on our part to give those
who pa'ronize this l'e, pleasant ride over one oi
the best roads in the United States. and through
country equal IN amy in the Tertiary Of Minnesota.
The Stage leaves ST. Panl every Monday morn;ne
1T o'clock. and arrives At Fort Rirelv AZ o'cLse
on "Wednesday evening. giving passengers WIN may
have business at the Land Ofee al Sank Rapids. or
a any 81 the Intermediate poinr. an opportunity ID
attend 70 II, and take the return stage or ST. Paul
,s'rs y arrives at oelock on Safs,rday evening u
the same week. a. s3
81. Paul, Minnesota Territory, Anril 20 1853.
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JOSEPH 3 II % w M
SP roprieioro The Big Lals House,
WILL endeavor to please an who give him .
call. This house IL situated Immediately on
the shore Of Big Lake. This lake abounds IN .l6ne
fish, and many bite readily at the hook making rare
Sport E'r those fond Of ang ling. sss
Big Lake. Benton Couaty, April 20, 1855. UT
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CHARLES e. MAYO e. CO.,

tSuccesscrs 10 r. 8. NEWELL Whnlesale md
W Retail Dealers ID Hardware and Cutlery.
II Manufacturers of and Dealers III Stoves and
FL Tin Ware, Third Streets Psul, Min. Ter.
Al =. MAYO, ytf e3YS NJ =. Bangs, JR.
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=. AlT And co I'M
Third lss4t, 1nsnr ksoh GtIeet, st.E Paul,
slsfs IN My ChjnA Glass Ware !, ff33D.
N i1F Lump, Btitannia Warss Csoceries aad
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.lXl at SWEEPS STORE 4; ! :
Sank Rapids, April 4. 1855. Iii:
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N. E. TYSON 4 CO., }tt-s'- =
Wholeanle and Retail Grocery, Provision and
Lannr Merchants. Robert. Street, between
Third and Fourth: ST Paul. Min. ytf
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TERMS Of THE TRIBUNE.

DA1Lr. single rnpv, cne year. a6 "a
WEEKLY, single copy. one yenr. 81 90
Three copies, one year, 90
Five copies. nne year, g 90
ssE4s. Ten comics one wear - On
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poRK-Ftesh and sal,-for sale at
SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, '55 .9' IL
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81. ANTHONY CARDS.

~. e. b. NASH-DsaIer IN Stoves q Tin War,
Nails, Glass, Mechapics' Tools, etc., etc, oppt
site the Mississippi Wine Suspension Bridge, s.
y Anthony. Mi*3
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IA DAVID = X, Yfann 4 @ q. s'' rs 4
ARseihssaf ~ ss4e Al Cps1lK c. ~
" ! assn'sl s' Y ~ M Ia
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-10
Supreme Court of the United States.
TUESDAY, January 9,l855.

Warren Tilton, esq, Of Massachusetts, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court.
No. l9. Alexander M. Lawrence ct AL,
claimants of the ship Hornet, rs. Charles Min,
turn.
Appeal from the District Court Of the United
States for North California.
Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion Of
this court, reversing the deciee of the said
District Court, and remanding the cause with
directions to dismiss the libel With costs.
No. l5. The United States y. Jules Lewis,
claimant, &c.
No. l6. The United States ss. Paul Tricon,
claimant, &c.
No. II. The United States ts. Lion Pinsard
4 Co., claimants, &c.
No. ls The United States as. Lion Pinsard
& Co., claimants, &c.
Errors to the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Eastern District Sf Louisiana.
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered separate opin,
ions in each of these cases, revising the judg-
ment of said Circuit Court, andremanding the
cases for further proceedings u conformity to
the opinions delivered.
No. Is. Adam d. Stewart d. the United
States.
Error to the Circuit Court of the District OF
Columbia.
Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of
this court, affirming the Judgment Of the said
Circuit Court in this cause.
No. lO3. Alfred Savignac Is. Abraham Gar
rison.
Mr.. G. j. Taney delivered tie opinion of this
court, overruling the motions ,f Mr.. Baxter in
this cause.
No. 3. Original docket.) Tie State of Flo
rida, complainant, rs. the State of Georgia.
The argument on the motion to intervene in
this cause in behalf of the United States was
continued by Mr.. Berrien o. counsel for the
respondent in opposition thereo, and concluded
by Mr. Attorney General Gushing in support of
the motion.
Adjourned till tomorrow at III o'clock.