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To the PRESIDENT.

RIOT BETWEEN AMERICAN AND GREEK SAIL
oRs AT CARDIFF.-Amohg the numerous vessels
at present lying in the Fate Docks, Cardiff, are
seme sailing under the American fag and manned
by Yankee crews, and others manned by Greek
seamen. A misunderstanding having arisen be-
tween some men of the two parties, it was taken
up by their companions and countrymen on either
side. The Greeks had located themselves inside
the Liverpool Tavern, when the Americans, whose
numbers were much greater, drew up in force on
the outside of the entrance door, making use the
while, of the most violent threats. peace Off
Ger, seeing that riot was likely to ensue, collect.
ed and attempted to disperse the crowd, which
had grown TO the number of some 1900 persons
The Americans defed the police, saying they
were strong enough to clear the town, and would
do so if interfered with One man in the crowd
swore he would rip the officer up. The Greeks,
meanwhile, drew themselves up In a compact body
on the staircase of the house, each man having his
long knife grasped firmly by the hilt, awaiting an
attack. The Greeks made no attempt to come
into the street, and the Americans at length rush
ed in upon them with a savage yell. A fearful
conflict ensued One or two of the combatants
were stabbed, and had to be Carried off; several
others received severe wounds from kicks, blows,
&c. The police were unable TO do more than pro.
tect the Greeks to the best of their power, until
strong reinforcement arriving, they succeeded in
arresting several ofthe ringeaders, and finally in
clearing the street.-London Ncsos Feb. 4.
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DEATH OF PRINCE PAsKIEWITCH.-Our conti
mental journals, received by the Asia, brings the
intelligence of the death, at Warsaw, the morn
ing of the 1st of February, of Ivan Feodoowitch
Paskiewitch, Prince of Warsaw, Count of Erivau
and Viceroy of the Kingdom of Poland. He had
suffered from cancerous affection for long time
and his death had been anticipated, for many
weeks. Paskewitch was born at Putawa, in the
south of Russia, May Cd, 1872. He entered the
Russian army in his youth and rose to the rank
of general officer in 1912, serving in the memora
BILE campaign of that year, and distinguishing him.
self at Borodino and Smolensk. Afterwards he
was engaged in the battle of Leipsig, and COM
manded division in 1914. He was secoAd and
afterwards first in command in the war with Per
sa in 1868 and for his services in that war was
made a Count of the Empire, and received from
the Emperor Nicholas million of roubles
For gaantry and good conduct in the subse.
queHt war with Turkey, he was made Field Mar.
shal. In the war in Poland, in 1884, he won fur
ther distinction, and was made Prince of Warsaw.
with the title of Highness and the right to trans.
NIT it to his posterity. At the same time he re-
eeived the office of Viceroy of Poland, which he
retained until his death In 1s49 he commanded
army in the war in Hungary, and again in 1858, In
the war with Turkey. Atthe rout of the besieging
army before Silistria he received severe wound,
and he has not been in the field since then In
Poland he made himself very popular, and his
death, though long anticipated, created a great
sensation in Warsaw. His successor in the vice
royalty of Poland is not named The Grand Duke
Nicholas, brother Of the Empefor and Prince
Gortschakof, are both named for the office.
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coRREsPqNDEEcE OF THE DISPATCH

Fredericksburg Water Poocr-The adaptation of that
place for anufacturinS purposes.
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xvs CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CSS- ~ The subscriber has on hand, st his Coach
= E2z-, Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
,y ,.,,,asu Main and Cary (lSth and I4th streets)
r. =, ,Le Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
r,IES RAROrCHES, BUGGIES with and without
- s,S SILKlFS. all OF hts own make Of the best
't',Is aud workmanship. All of which will be
ou- As good work of the kind can be in the city
~ e.brroud and respectfully ask call from those
= -. # auy s..ice in the Ccvrage line as am de-
.n-.r,. 10 !nske 10 order and sell at the lowest
- ~, possible, aid ali WORK sold that is new,
f'H .e,, MICAJAH MANGIJM
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urn ann out, > ride him on rail . I'VE want no
negro orators here, = caused him NOT onlv = A..
.rors " re'reat very rapidly, followed by large
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MECHANICAL.
EN(NIriHAGE HOMIE m

EN(OUKtCE HUME MANU-.
CO is FACTORIES.-The subscriber has and
sSa=SZ-keeps Constantly on hand, an assortment
If Roeksways, Bu ages and Barouches, made of the
hes, materis.s Ad ny the most skiifull workman,
,rh, he VIII s. n on as accommodating terms IS any
one n the city
Orders taxi for any style OF carriage, and executed
faithfully his establishment on 18th street, between
traoe and franklin.
ia IL Sn o. 4. FRANCIS.
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seaeiery and harness business 1t becomes in
gs upon nae to urge settlement OF the debts
ati es some are of long standing Those that re-
Mn anssstied by the LIST of March will be dealt
IN no TO law, Us require the money 70 carry
r. Ae" business. JOS. IL. COLQUlTT, Agt.
-1 18th street, between Main and Cary.
| TnfLs CLEMMER,s FINE M0TF.
fe a AIN HIskEY, ta,t rec civ I'd and for sale 4.
WM. WALLACE d SON.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Y, Is
Night Session.

WEDNESDAY, FeD. ~, 1856.
Night Session.
The following engrossed bills were read q third
time and passed:
A bill to incorporate the Merchants and Ne
chanics Savings Bank, in the town of Danville
and
A bill to incorporate the Mount Jackson and
Howard's Lick Turnpike company.
A bill to ensure greater efficiency in making
and printing reports of companies and institutions
required for the use of the General Assembly, and
A bill for the compensation of jurors in pfosecu.
ton for felony.
An engrossed bill to incorporate the Northern
Bank of Virginia, at Wellsburg, was taken up. on
motion of Mr. LANGFITT. and on his motion 1t was
roconsidered and amended, and again ordered to
be engrOssed
RICHMOND AND LYNcHBURa RAIL ROAD.
The engrossed bill to incorporate the Richmond
and Lynchburg Railroad Company was taken up,
on motion of Mr.. BoNDURAET, and read q third
time. A debate ensued, in which the bill was
sustained by Messrs. DABNEY, of P, BoNDURANT
and DEANE, and opposed by Mr.. CLAIBORNE, and
rejected
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY.
On motion Of Mr. LEE. the bill to incorporate the
Metropolitan Soap and Candle Factory was made
the order for tomorrow evening at half past sew
en- o'clock.
On motion of Mr. TAYLOR, the House adjourn
ed
THURSDAY, Feb. q.
communication from the senate tnaL tney nave
passed House bills in relation to the town of
Smithfeld, and establishing separate election at
Fetterman. in Taylor, with amendments which
were concurred in
Mr. MALLORY, from the joint committee on the
Governors Message in relation to Virginia Rsvolu
tionary bounty land claims, presented report
closing with a recommendation to our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to endeavor to
secure the passage of law in conformity with the
views set forth in the said message.
Mr. BUKwEII, of Bedford, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
That the resolutions recommending the Ell Para
route the most eligible for railroad to Cafor-
nia be made the order of the day for o'clock, p.
NJ, on Thursday the 1lth of March.
Mr.. DOYLE presented the memorial of sundry
citizens of Rockbridge, demonstrating against an
act authorizing the county court to guarantee the
bonds of the North River Company.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Brandy Station Turnpike
Company. ..ts-s
Mr.. CALVERT presented the petition of citizens
of Shenandoah for the extension of the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad to Strasburg
Mr.. HOLIDAY presented the petition of citizens
of Marshall for the completion of the Wheeling
and Fairmont turnpike.
The chair was vacated at - o'clock to enable
the Democratic members to attend the State Con-
vention of that party.
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I RICuMohrn ~ VT fF9Ns NH1 UN
yyoilSH onillSH%hnoND-Having removed from the city,
you'd beg leave to call the attention of the Ladies
b. nave pattonised for the last fourteen years
oo,aay fntns or work of that character will be as
s,n ~ executed, and as neatly done by any per-
ge.,,s n, s,lter Mrs Z. BRIDGFORb, on Church Hill,
a. sae Leigh St Baptish Church
--lfn -e s--dlfn SARAH HARREYs.
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Is Hdassn CORDIAL RITTERs OR
hs.bIao InokNihG iG REGULAfOR.-An innocent, re-
,rD irt, ehhsrating and delicious Beverage produ.
,rnsa aht relief from the effects of 'ovef indul.
d 4, .oas Of appetite, lowness Of spirits, dyspepsia
ffqn taections of the stomach and bowels arising
tsnsed dsteVer esuse-imparting TO the whole system
ou strength tnd yigor. For sale by
t2l-aluf 0IHHR IEEhs,
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EAECuTOR'S N8TICE..-Aii persons
No 1'Eg claims against the estate Of Mrs. Lucy
- ot" dee d., are hereby notified to present them,
M ase aa it is my purpose to distribute her effects
sHat time. J. b. ROYSTER,
~NI'-Im Exr Of Mrs. Lucy McCaw. decd.
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MILLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
pI,;iE iE ENIiRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
AND TALMAs; FRENCH MERTHOEs: CASH
TTthhSi mouslns; Bed and servants Blankets;
aale!si MORE antique Silks Of all colo:s; also
@ @te assortment of other Silks You will find it to
[est d. interest to call at the cheap store before pUr-
i fSag elsewhere. NJ. w. ROSE,
= I'm No. 2d3 Broad st.
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- orsswsss 81 syssy ssyis and satssy eaea :sa
will b cold very 1ow. CoontIy mssensnts ssscss -
Asaaerp sss sespsctfayly invited 70 CAL ana : -
= ~ savAp DO. s. ). SUMNER. "a. = Psssa 2.
CAF7Yif 3 4 %. y I a. e & Z; Z.
=, hssd ~ III nusfnese ceeaa Wttee
they srs ssl|inn : G1eealy se&use1 psiesA - 60
thes9 q oa1f ard exeM1ne thesl. :. =, s -
- il3 Msin sre<
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AtILLIA-MT. COLEMAN s. 90, SHIP
" PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREaTs, SAN FRANCIS.
o., GAI--OfRce No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
VT COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. Fl. WILLIAMS.
Mr. COLEMAN 10 In New York, and will give ship
p-rs every Information to markets, shipping &c.
EF' EXCHANGE on San Francisco for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN,
e2-ts 81 Wall street
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BORUP 81 CHalPLlN,

N7OULD respectfully iafsf6 d ahe Merchant,
wv and the public generally, tSl they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs. But6ank & Co
III the Forwarding and Commission b6siness, and
that they can afford increased facilities to al
those who may favor them with share of thei,
patronage. They win attend 10 q general Storage
Forwarding and Commission business, at theil
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Hsvinp
leased the Wharf-boat. those who ship to them
will save expense ofldrayags.
REFER :fSasa
Dfonin, Hurxthall and Lear, New York.
]. Harmon and CO., Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chicago. ~
Mather and CO., IS
II. r. McCIosksy. Galena. u. n rs B:
b. n. Campbell,
ii +. s. yles,pp and Co, Dubuque .sssla
~ Cheuteau and Vale, ST. Louis. 4 $500,
VI Borup and Cakes, st.. Paul. 49, 5H e i II
81 Paul, M. q. NJ apl.tf 3ass
MI M. J,PARsoNs,
Attorney md sslcitor, tOa6ae ia Masonis Ha
bOlding9 Minneapolis, iirnesoth II Iavestua1n,.
made m any part ofsthc County, and any has;aes,
n the 1Joarts AZ TIM Territory Or the Supfens
Court of the United Sta 81, peonptiy attended 10
may -. ~ noyl
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Crow Wing VARIETY Store,
IN Il. BEAU L lE u,
" EEPS constantly orl hand, md fSr saie, y
N the lowest possibie rates
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Rm WWse SHOWS AYm


He has large stock, and isrssdy 10 dispose of
them at 4 iiaif rate for cash or iFurs, From bis
location Oil the border of the Indian country,
those wishing outfits for the Indiah trade, would
do wall to purchase of him. He viii keep sup
splsss ~ furnish those wishing 70 81 into the linn
barring husiness. ass s9s !
lIes shaH constantly on hand Bark Canoes, ft-
led gin With Oh Cloths, Tents. etc, ~ sell ~
jhireto persons wishing 70 visit the Pine region
above. explore tina, vast country lately &c ded ~
the United States blythe Chippewa Indians. or
make trip up ME Mississippi md +arrpss TO
Fondp Lac, the head nf Lake Superior. by The
Savanna Portage. Sevannn md ST. Lonis Rivers.
The seller des irAns af witnessing the ns,st in
tefestsS stians sss,ists the af .7tnerr,, should
nv aJi meats5aRxe IRIS trips Guides ~ Vayagers.
can always ka furnished 10 ,ravelers, who are
perfecsly tnmiliar With these routes. and ara men
wcI can eif1S,4d my ihe journey perfectly
ND e-l4r 10 Borup and Oaks, 81 Paul, and
RaMsay Gcoks. N II. sc s8
y Crow Wing .fprii 20, 4s
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NOTICE.

YTyIIE eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
Ghapsaa g. C. o 50 s. l louis
~ Northern Outfit Comprising the business Of Min
nesota and Sioux Outfits, has expired by Limitation
The said r. chouteau Jr. and Company having upon
final settlement assumed the liabilities Of tile con-
Germ, all Of the bns;nessiof Sioux Outfit remains in
charge Of the said II. H. sibley for adjustment; and
the said sibley is hereby authorized Is net in be-
half the west side Of the Mississippi River in this
erTfloIy, mt. Jou q. r. being Agenton the
east side Of said River. N aS4
p. GHOUTEAU in AND co.
Sent. 7, 1855 H. IL. S1BAEY. 1876
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FsalEs ,las
f ~ IA u sAjsy OF iE'lzzl III
Sailk RAPIDS, llontlle'sr'' man.

The principal object in the establishment Of
This paper, is the dissemination, At rough is col
ans ,of correct and relisble information concern
sIus that poriion Of de Territory lying on the
Missssippi River above the Fails Of ST, Anthony,
embracing vast region &c country, unsurpassed
in fertility, and recently hut little known. g
10 politics. The Froniierman will be essential
y and uneqnivdcalIy democratic firm, steady,
and consistent supporter Of The present National
Administration, and al all times, the earnest adj
yosafe u The principles md faith Of The Demo-
crafic pafty.
al he. same time that il thus contributes what
seveAof Hence ii may possess 10 tke success Of
DenAcrniiS men and Democratic measures, ii
al 5Fnsii ,ssef With no (aclion in whatever
] 81 (nfps If may appear. The columns Of
'g'Fha 1tieensan will always be open 10 such
pstsons desire 70 give publicity 70 partleu-
tofite localities 10 any part Of the Terri
tory hni especially those found on the Upper
EAIisspfippi yfnsrs, svhoun,ay wish 10 speak
.toste public Native 10 sfe great subject Of Asri-
Seultgre To who have either leisure Or incIina-
iias to write upon subjects deemed Of interest %
~ general reader. s 4 81 ssls ss
III Agricultural department of lie paper
always tlss most important in country newsfa-
per--wilI bs under the 5feeial saperiniendence Of
Nj practical as,d ssnccessfnl lBrmsras
Mailing is6n point contiguous 20 the homes
Of tho WinSsbago asd Ojibway IndianA. Misose
history u replete with Interest ma incident The
Fron,iefuari will il 10 believed, De found ~ G0f-
tain much concerning Indian life, belief, md
mann of more than ordinary interest u AN
general reader; persons long resident in the AZ
dim county, u missionaries, having already
been engaged 81 regular contributors. b. q
III. ail.'s iii rms If MI
0ae copy, oResyear 81 -. i. ...s g 90 Il
" Ten ecpisss I'll A sstaof the Territory, ID, 90
Twenty copies ont of thu Tsarisor5s.y %. 90 Il
Strictly g tsiv4Deegg tssF sfs5 II
!. Persons forwarding Clubs, should retain csrtiis
Gates nom pos, iis4stsra. 81 a
n 5,sssSf tERElfI AEhBHGEHLLs
u 6auk Rapids, Minnesota, April -, 1854
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STOCK MARK, Ct !

q ROSS keeps on hand, in ST. Anthony. Lower
skJssTown) a large aud we'll selected lot of mich
Gdwsgand work Oxen and other CATTLE all for sale in
lots 10 suit Persons wishing good Oat-
tle at ar pfces need only to- call at the Stock Mar
ket and gel the worth Of their money. Is
ST. Anthony, July rs, 1855. 12n3* w
CHARLES KETGHAM - Notary Pubic. Saint
81 Cloud. Ssearns County, Minnesota. II ssj j N
q PERM OIlgofs the hest kind for sale at ae q
- SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, 45sA saka -sf If
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GROCERIES.

The very best ofarticlcs in the above named line
Of GooDs can always be obtained at his store al
much lower rates than at any similar eatablish-
ment in the Territory.
Particular attention in the preparation and dis
pensing Of Medicines. Physicians and Country
find itfor their interest to call and ex-
anime his stock, as inducements will be offered
to their advantages Y fsssg's sssss@
H N.aB.APhysicians' prescriptions WILDE care
fully and properly compounded. NE \ + a. NJ &
ny the best patent medicines Of the day can
,.yyays be obtained at the lowest prices. Also,
an as.or.issn, Of G1;;sgars, Tobacco and confec.
tionery. a1ssf III isaf Ea
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Hair Dyes,
Pomases, Hair Washes and Oils "a large variety.
Fancy Soaps, Cosmetic, etc.,
Druggists Glassware, Barring Fluid, Potash,
Acids, Oils, furnishes, Glue, Brushes, etc.
choice assortment of best Teas, Figs, Raj
sins, Jellics,. Jams, Ketchups, etc. etc, at the
lowest market price. g L u.
4 Remember the BaSar 81 the Winslow House.
where CHnmpagnes, Holland Gin RumY Old
Port, Madeira, Sherry. Muscat. hialaga, Scotch
and Irish Whiskey, Monongehela nd Bourbon
Whiskey, pure, can always be found ~ tho very
best quality, and Al the very lowest prices.
Saint Paul, April, X ~. ytf
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

ITNHE partnership heretofore existing between
M 2. Chouteau Is. s Co, of st. Louis, and
Charles NJ. Bprnp Or this place, under the name and
style of 4. Minnesota Outfit and Sioux Outfit" is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent, The business
accounts and assets of the concern belong to the said
P. Choutcad Jr. $ Co. who assumes all liabilities,
and who receive al proceeds, Of accounts due the
concern. P.CliOUTEAU JR. & CO.,
CHARLES w. BORUP. saf'
ST. Panl, August 81 1855. ~ sep 2Oi4
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NOW FOR 4 s'BARGAIN g p, u
NoR few weeks Doors, AND sHoEs can
IL be had at the tas ss4st
Mao ! Kork Blot md Shoe Store I: =
at bargain, as intend 70 dispose Of my presen,
stock ss . a. y be ready for he Spring Trade,
when shall be on hand n i ~ a. large and 10
were ever exhibited in 81. Panl. and No :r,isfake
DON'T IA 10 call and buy cheap while YOU NM
~ e. AS11.. 1*sL e. G, HOFFMAN.
Saint Paul. NJ. +. s ssss aplif 8
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S 5 q @ 90.

XxT0RTH Of Goods can be found all BALLM
wv WESTERN EMPIRE SToRE, at ST. AN
thony. ut Wholesale Or Retail. and al prices which
can not be beat. ,..sf.. sssss,sxs EN- s4as NJ 4
nv Stock consists 81 DIX Goods, Fancy Goods,
Millinery and Dress Goods Hats Caps, boots and
Also, large supply Of Groceries and Provision. ~
n n shall also keep full assortment 81 the ablvc
eo0ds Ill rfny store ii Anoka. .
ST. Anthony, May Is. n. BALL II co.
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y a v I u ID IA ]
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PA
PER HANGINGS,

WYE are now il receipt Of our Fall and Win
wv ter supply, and would call the attention
Of the Citizens Of Minnesota to orr complete assort
ment Of Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blank and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Cur
tains, Fireboasd Screens, Bordering, and CHEAP
Pens, Office Stationery, for sale cheap for Cash, at
Z COMBS s. BRO, n5.S
B franklin Book Store, near American House, 81.
Panl, M. T. oct. rs. n23tf
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r | G z & MYRIc,
STAGE PROF PRIZE 0RS

LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS !!
IN THE REAR OF THE AMERICAN HOUSE, 4
IIAVE made large addition 10 their stock,
- and are prepared to furnish Horses and
Vehicles III style and getting nps equal to any
establishment in tho United States. -lasxs =
ri We have good careful drivers always In
attendance. aud every accommodation will b.
furnished tothe pubiir.
iEF Good feed, stabling and attendance fur
nished for horses
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ST. PAUL, sSAUK RAPIDS 81 FORT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE.
r G. E g. M Y r OK

CONTRACTORS far conveying the y. S. Mail
~ from st. Paul " Fort RIPLEY have put on
Carriages suitable for conveying - and
from. the abeva and Intermediates afhys Their
Carriages and Horses are IL godd faadisloa. aud
their divers steady, careful and aisbslti-e naS.
N'thing 81, 8a hacking on orr parf 9irs these
who s,airgaza this Use, u pleasant uvey iassro
the bsss lasis IN the United S:ases, aa ALyssgh II
1uaofrs e.a a4s Is us Tee tta,sy sf w s.,ia .g
sssgts se.*as 81 alevasg Slses IN M
q e'Se asi asgisss "a. hi ii 9 Il 'sieek
,' ssesFi;ts ewing passepgsTs whp lllays
havs Ass $1,000 Ea f..j,. 0H.aai Sank Rapidss OK
ANY s. s.,n date points, al uI.tp,s.oaIsV ID
ae@@ Il aa! ID III le re.,5ss ss4se III ST.. Pad.
where ifarsiyas IT. actbSs I'LL SaxsSfday evening" al
ttie slna w.ek nss &Sss 81 81 49, & y 81 u
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CITY CASH FUR NIsIIINeasTORE

CITY Cash FURNISH lNeaSTURE.
WrNrrE AND CooLEY, NfefthaDt FAilcrs.
Wholesale an 4 Retail Dea,erS md M ngtacr
turers of Ready Made Clothing ,aaQS Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Ray1A ard Ehisdrrns'
Clothing in great variety. Kobsftat Street, ST.
Paul, NJ. r.. ~. s I
St. Paul. April ytf# E
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10 s3ialp5si 3 & o W ~
P,oprietorof The Big LIE H &. '1;s'i',
WTILL endeavor to please all who give M q 9
Wv call. This house is situated Immediately on
the shore Of Big Lake. This lake abounds in fine
fish, and mary hte readily AT The hook, making rare
sport for 1hnse fond Of angling. Ms
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a LARGE assortment Of Paint and ,Yarnish
~ Brushes for saleti,y NORTON AND PACE.
81. Paul, April, 1856. I'D milf II
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81. description. Wan paper. pieno1. IA Nslpa sohs.
Eoitafs, Violin. EH.fs llssss csfner Ilird and
Wabsshaw streets, oppcslls fcs. 6t, Paul,
Minnesota.
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DERFUMERY, Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, and
IL Pateu, Medicines, wholesale and retail, bv
st. Paul, April, MORTON AND PACE. ss
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~ Aslts e.. g. GRISWtlLD,
Dealer 10 Ready Made Clothing, flats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale aud Ne
tail, (Lambert's Brick building, under Mime
sotian Office Third Street, 81. Paul.
ST Paul, April. 9st d3s 3fl{tlssg 7a d WI