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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31
Hon. ladse. Nelson aua iiS,,' pre'.dins

THE tATU lGCEGrR CAsx.
NAV 30-An aTplcst on Na arrest Of judgment In
the ~ Edward Il glss, convicted os the murieT
of A Isyens second uasp. OF 10 bark Clean,
tiVucd ny hsr shfppa1d and rsts fls the prisoner,
and rusitsd ~ ~ osou iiotlmfs the part q the
peoile The fellows 49, the peas upon which the sR-
pllratioz.is based
rli Tie cous. errea IN allc ,irE the DiGict Attcr
nry to exclude Daniel Iiaysn fcm the iury unta thS
panel should be eha ustrd, wcnt chaliease fer prn-
cipa- Caus. a. 20 the tavor
Sszr~d Tho ofor bsixS x the rrissncr,t TO prsvs
the convrrsation bctwcsn Ncufon and Clemens. vhc,
Rone inculPaorg theiDscasgs and excapsing DourlSs
entrty fret s1y paiis patton in the sxie, and plotting
sogrther the mode q fastening the imputation cf tia
crimo upcr rm wArrpery CvtyTHird by tho court.
TYa The ccurt cr.si IN refusir. 10 charge thn jury
that the egi3rncs was gcr,ly circsps1nta ant that sA
tho circumstances msst b. consistent with tho kypohe
sis AZ Euiit, before tfS Jury could convict.
Frrfh The eccurA erred in ru&sing t. charge that the
0yidcEea must cxrsio. a. ai certs nty every hyp0-
thesis bat thet cf suf hecsa the Jury could conviet
Aud ~ charging astesd In .Ae words following .-e Aa
auia proper csetor shors b. taken 10 that the In
targnccs sought ~ bo d1an fairly and reasonably
vsIrsrtcd aad Trey tho natural and legitimate con-
cluicns frosn the vrsxmstsnccs and more consistent
sth the presume tica of guilt than Innocence. Un-
douttedy there NJ sud be proper caution, and careful
weighing ei the ctvamstanccs with view TO be rcsson-
ably sure 81 tue asrence of ALT When that inier~noe
y srees0ualy ~ "a att actory established Y warrants
TIC CONVICTION the same a. in case Of proof from eYa
witnesses y
IVft IT court erred In charging the jury thai ev
oen'e mere presence actual or constructive n'nus
and All stirg. sufficient % warrant oonviotiou
under this Indictment which ALLEGES the crime 70 b
mur ycr
he court viii give their decision on Mondsy m,l
ext en- which day Douglas and the other two prisf
teuce In the d,cisos should be adverse to "
i plcatiOu.
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U,HE CONFINED vAPoR ~ ,GiE-THg sunsCRt.
ter having obtained from me Und statoa government
patent for his on of ne Iombhd yapor Fnrna IA
prepared sell tt 70 use Invention ON rea
ssnaie terms The Of the seriber is sppied
ether TO single enge with two cynes and pistons or
r IL nsuai for me purposes two d,rct ,b
and .ston each In either c o,e IN tba nis
tons s ased aron by steam and otis ~ ha vanor =,
tercborid or OF any other easily vapo.c3 Il,ud Tte
team lower generated and applied nhe o,3insry en-
sine ut upon the escape of the FRO tbe r, eyn
Sr after having escrtcd it expansive force tsin n
eer ~ small tubes charged With perohorides c.v
Nhrtged liquid, rcnetrates into the spare - .na
comes IN contact with the entire III ,uh.s The
eeny of absorbing calorc possessed BY 1ps ~ ,be "a
lots mehtloned class 80 powerful. that nmpd.teiv
Ton we steam coming IN contact with thssnrfaee ~
,ne tuoss ehsrsed Herewith, srgs portion the ca
,oue OF he steam 4 absorbed by the liqsa in the
tubes which becomes thereby vapori,eJ ant M s,e.,
being thus deprived of It's casrc s al
and then returned into the steam boiler Tho a, ,h,s
obtained hy the actiop Of the steam or pcrohor ts
LIQUID IN The tubes, h conducted into the second vcr
sns after exsrtng s elastic force (which Il SreA, th,r
steam upon the piston IN the second cynder coad,g
WI, y bns keep regularly suppcd aud 4 aitsrsas.y
vaporged and condemned The saving effected bv Ana
zhe ~ the small quantity of Goals required fr ts
heemaller occupied ty H. aud the avcidav- -, t
srrsators w the boiler tho water being CON r. ts' ~
nlled ~ the FEDERATION, varoriration and
ne perchlerae very cheap ud; whom once ,gayt ~
Irartty IN the tubes will lat considerable a ~
lrntrg loss IN the bulk quantity tn,nloye1 v,ai
10 sectional diaerlm usratrr Ills lrventior ,en H.
een On arTraton 70 the Sub crher prr =.
trns ot sale etc. apply 10 me subrber t the efs,e n
vse fauohe No. ~ road street in The otv of NJ
PROSPER pu TRENLEY.
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Police InteIi,rc ,re.

QUALIFICATION OF POLICEMEN.
Nueh hA. been said. time - time sirse the adoy-
ticn The new police system respecting the appoint
ing power vested n the sdcrmen AMI asant aldermen
of each ward Who nominate such they doom
suitable t. perform The duties u policeman Tn these
nomination. the Nayur cuuAYms rejects the parties
thus nominated. nut Il Il veil known fact that
frequently men have beep placed IA office who
Totally untitled r the duty yet received the appoint.
msnt fr services rrnGered politically or other sise
Mayor kirrssnd has Just issued circular setting oT n
standard of qualifications requisite o b. complied With
before receiving Rn sppoiutmsat We give, below, tllt
certificate Of qualifications -
0uAIlttefwIors
All persons mailing application for appointment as mea
bcrs o the Police Dfpartma at " e city % New Aerk ~ ~
connection vita suuh application, present evidence at
lrsf That Ter the nys consecutive years previous " the
application Tor appointment thcy have entoyed an uhm-
~ ael able character fT honesty morality ana sohrnty
Second That 40 the ZINE n the spIt aur they kn nov
t read nj write aud tat hsy the simple rules
y srlmeue via addition, sues'raeuen' multiplication
Tttj mat q, TIE time e the application. they free
rom chronic diseases and possess robust consttston
1hs nrreant time when ne rresents y TIC Mayor
tie nomination. 1i3nul hy the alderman "A
assistant alderman o his wsrd sha also present ear s
este, fenea ~ twenty tve reputable citizens tv9 nri,
certiflatcl certifying that tey haze eeen ro ais ac
ted laF ave years t.sut
ana ist d,rins tist time te tss bgrue seoi & t'e N
l0rttty. morality, ard sohrtty Ne mRst 49, rrsssni
strt,fats sercd ty tle tursoep 81 90 POL a.
certifying tibghs iaa professionally eya1ir "a e. ts@t
sua that fsd afpeAst 4 man "a sound sy AL III *
Inst tcnatitutn, el9 aaie " srst ts 80. fssars ~
eaFosufe''f 'ta'f''@aa' u, y siNest sND
tsuutl vutsv ~ ~. Sy X y 80 ~ M ~
,ulsg, -. f'
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I7s CHATHAM soUARE.-oEo

ERANKIIN MUSEUM, IT5 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
~ LIZA, Sole Proprietor -Adm seion-Seatg In Private
Boxes ~ cents stage Seats 81 cents Boxes ~ cents Par
aust l cents Eeyant saloon performs every After
ncon snd Evening Entertainments commence IN the afer
~ o'clock and IN the evening AZ ocioc The
tetAu ments varied snd select and such be
81 other place Of IN New York consisting
Leas Female Ethioraa Opera Troupe, numbering tfssn
pcrcrmers being the aryee sud At tho time the most
talented band in the United States troupe of Model Ar
lists who selected their beauty hgure aud who
rersonate number q beautiful tableaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern times; company of Arab
Gir who through variety o eats u strength and des
tsrity Madame Roans, the only Female Iuggcr in the
world company of Male and Female Artists, who will
~ exhibition of Marble statusry uuequad IN the world
tfEeher with variety Of interesting pc every
afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of each
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CASTIE GARDEN FIFTH SUNDAY EVENING
" Concert Admission, ~ eents-Surdsy evening June
irt lrorramme-part First. Overture TO the nronys
uerse Auter Rsinkange. strauss Grand Solo for yi1
lonceia with full Orchestra executed hy
Fr kner. his nrSt here. Thema, from viii
liam 1t arranged Tor foil Orehestra, Kossni: Grand
Pot Pourr from frnani anged for wina iasraman
verdi fart Seconds. 0yerturs Of the "Fcsenmuhle."
RsssiTer Z. Harry Wedoek, Gungl; B. Sccna and Aria
from Ia staniers with nute aad ciaronet obiigsto
ged for full Orchestra. Belni srcaade fro Don
rasguale, arranged for wind Instruments DoniHet TO-
Crane March Wcher Performance 70 at o'clock
cseiy No postponement account Of the weather
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TRIrLER -mALL.z.A. GRAND coNoEnr WILL .nE

given az 1riper Hall Thur sday evening June 9Th.
FOR the purpose illustrating the recent modification OF ths
Notation BY which fats and sharps are no LONGER nsoes-
sary and the Htudy ~ music becomes Infinitely simplned
Tie following eminent talent engaged for t oceason
NJ Adolf Zunn. Violin solo Of the Opera Bourieaur his
frat In Amerca first of Mr. O. r. H.
LAURENCE Pianist; Messrs Nol Drescher Eichorn Rst.e
FltK and Select Orchestra. Vocal periormer Miss uf
frt Mr. Leach aquarttte of gentlemen amateurs and
chorus ~ 30 young rdethc whole under the dire stoa Of
Mr. Geo Loder Particulars IN future programmes Tickets
- eents 10 he obtained at the music stores and At tho
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ExPREss AGENCIES, Sc.

rI,HE WORLDS FAIR.-EDWARDS SANFORD co,
European Express and Banking Agency, in cnnneotion
Adams Co a American Express-Those VITO
purpose visit the World Fair will eonsn both their in
terest ard convenience by transaeng their baking and
other business through Liverpool and London cice
We draw bills o exchange Issue letters q credit and exc
cute every description. We also forward
packages parcels and merchandise BY every steamer An
American register giving the names and addresses Of Ame
ricans In London, will be found At onr once " Cornh
letters addressed TO punctuay forwarded and our
counrymen invited avail themselves n The nee of
Gree reading rooe which well supplied With the ates
American nevspsrerg EDWARDS, SANFORD n Co, at
Adams n e Ns 10 and is Wall street.
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ID ARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEua-P. +. BARNUx

pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUa.-P. T. BARNUM
~ Proprietor and Manager saturday. NAV 3st, lsjl
Two fpendd performsnces in the afternoon and In the
evening O'Clock Benefit and positively last spgssranc
Of Kate and Ellen Bateman In the afternoon. I'll OLD
GCARE-Haveuack Mr.. uenkins. BoMBASrES FURIOSO
-Artsxomus, Miss Kate Batcman. THE IRISH DRAGON
% Erallaghan, Mr. Cons. In the evening, MACBErW-
Macbeth, Kate Ba'cman, After which, PAUL rRf-paui
Fry Ellen Bateman, Admission 70 the Museum aud each
age I2 cent?; Parquet aud dress Circle i2
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GRAND CONCERT. ny MADAME r.. WALLACE
~ bouehee announced for Tuesday evening next post
rCned 70 Tuesday evening 10th June TO take place at the
Concert Rooms Chinese Buildings Full particulars will be
hereafter announced.
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U EMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELANr from si
M sootsndprsi,s on sale for any amount The United
upvsrds which VIII be caahed At Bank In
znsdem Aise Psckases Of every descrpt6f Earope by
lov rates. BY AZ We 70 any partartic Exrres
EDWARDS, SANFOhD y CO Tram ana III w III .rass
Il, ~ half past nine A. ~ ei
parce, sit, ea " , oe rees,,sa NSo Europe.
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THE HoRoEEN RIor-THE INVESTIGATION BEFORE
THE MAGISTRATES AT GERGES-ARREST or a no
BoKEN BOY, AND WARRANTS ISSUED FOR OTHERS
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II kNbLIoWo Al fELLOWS husltAA
Hall, No ti Broadway between Howard aad Crane
Bree every night during the week. The celebrates
ORIGINAL and we'll known Fellows Minstrels prsna
Efficient and versatile Of talentcd and expereasee
perormers under the direction OF j. B. Fellows whose
cert in this city for the last have been received with
the greatest favor by the elite and fAhien Of this
toros Their concerts consist of BuresQue Itssn Opsrs
5osnes Witty sayings solos. Duetts Chorusses Dsnons
and Instrumental Perform On Wednesday and SAeu
day aernoons grand concert for the modston o.
ladies and families commencing at O'clock r. NJ. hds
sion % cents. Doors at o'clock 70 commence AIS
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wHorE nv ruv .yoo

WHOLE " Tup ~ A uan
vJ,HK woRLDs FAIB-Tavrence hsynS bss, 1900
otthe " = sir ~ lcsited in the Crysta Paisse an
sm p.on and degrsPsred every sttsntcn 70
Che wishes Of Shbitors4 and London oaea where An LII
% call A. Lverpos American ncvpa perp where bc,
6nd files o the seel@ed, where letters credit mas he
ses msy sddr&ttentlon given V their Wishes ana ln.s
oured, and every EDWARDS, SANDFORD& & Co.
rests. New Yofk; 2 Columbia Buiidinss. Liverpoot,
l6 wall street Cornhill London. ''00A
-D co.'s FAST CALIFORNIA RxPREss-
RERFOR thpmtrts will be BY steamers th and 18th of
- Nxcstaeeto to San Francisco, ten freight forty
June. Pr IN, three -fourths in advance |
esstsr BERroRp Co, avssey street. AstOs House.
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NJ EIHANIIS' Hall, No. ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
l Grand sreet-open every night during the week rntil
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISrf5
hiSsTRhIs comPri.ns an efficient and versatile e.rr,
nngemen Of Chrsty whose concerts In this city for
uoceson OF five have been received with favor by
highly respectable and fashionable audieaees Tickets
esuts Doors open at haifpsst six commence at eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
next for the accommodation Of Ladies and Juveniles
N a I oclock. u. M.
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- AYMoNn ANn nERR pRIKsn Acn.s MENAGRRIE.-

N This celebrated Menageric-the largest and best
ducted In the known almost animal
natural history and which has received the pa
ppause Of hundreds ~ the
respectable and Intelligent people a tho Unsed states has
ivst commenced most brilliant campaign, aud will
Witt the principal cities aud of New England IN tia
following order. viz MAY aoth. Aauchestsr Sist. Wilt
ynnute June ift, d6 "a Norwich. 3d. New Landon 9Th
Mystc Bridge; 9th, wessrly 9Th Brans Iron Works T. IL
Yth Birch I sth do. do.i 9th, Provldcnceg 10Th, do
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IENNY LIND'S CoNCERT, MONDAY EVENING, AT
- 1rpler Hall -Bensat Of Mr. Le Grand smith seats to
all parts OF the house be had usual at the oo0r
O. Adrianee, sherman Co.. Astor House. opposite the
Museum.
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rTNHE PLACE TO BUY TICKETS FOR JENNY LtNDs
grand Trpier Hall. Monday evening June II,
for the choice seats other part of the house,
Is at Bartlett Welfords book store, No Astor House.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

THE subscriber would respectfully to the Cit
1 Zens Of 81. Paul. and 'he rest of mankind' that he
has received and selling the best stock goods that
be found IN .inrse diggins,' certan viii c,-
10 sell cheaper aud less profits, than any in s
Territory, either wholesale or reta Tor cash Moth
ing shorter. II CONSISTS, in part of III following
pRY-Go0DS "A large AID very superior assortment Of
Ladies' Fine Dress Goods such Prints, Apacas, Cling
iams, DeLaines, Tibet Cashmeres, French Mernoes,
etc. Also good o: shawis, wells, hoods
gloves, Hosiery, Mantia< Laces, Edgings, Bonnet ara.
tap Eltt"ns, flowers, pins, needles and Combs of great
variety. Also, good stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting overcoas dress froek Coats pants vests
jackets, under overshi; knit and flannel draw
ers, country made socks, etc. Also al extensive stock
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
of every variety and price; together with good as.ort-
ment Of Gents Aor0ccoS, Cali, Kip and Congress Boots
Calf, Kip, Grnesstc and Patent Leather shoes Boys
Youths Chires and Miss-s shoes and boots III great
buncance. Also good assortment CT
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting OF Fur Cot and plush caps for men, and
cloth and glazed caps boys fur, silk and Buea Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSwARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions, &C., all which, (and the half has not
been mentoned) will sold extremely low Tor cash as
going Of the trade in the spring. Please ex-
anime stock making purchases and YOU
will be well paid for your trouble, determined
TO wage of determination sgaist high prices. Store
ON Third street, between Roberts and jackson streets.
81. Paul, Nov. 1851. X. N. SPENCER.
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EI.FELT & BROTHERS.

HAVE rei;ted their storeroom with taste and elegance,
4 and have now OF the finest business esabci-
ens in the northwest, where they will be happy TO see
their friends aud customers.
They have Just received from New York and Phii:.c-
pia, large assortment of fancy and staple dry goods
also. hardware embracing all descriptions building
terais. They call particular TO their stock Of
glass and qu"erswarr and also TO their supply
groceries, such preserves green grapes pine
apple, peaches, a., FreEch prunes, olive oil,
champaic!e, port and ginger wincS liquors of the
best Guality absienthe lemon syrups and bay water.
~ CorfelPs congress lemonade compounds splen-
dill article, only 10 Cents per package.
The essence of Coffee one package of which, cost
Ing t 10 CENTS IL equal to four pounds store coffee,
IL kefcups, pepper sauce, mustard. ground papp n,
alspicc, cloves, saaraus-l done up in packages ex-
pre~Sy 10. family
superb artc!c Of horse rail>. put up in bottles.
Etelt Brothers dcsire that this Community shall
distinctly understand, that they firmly resolved
60 business hereafter the SYSTEM. 1t is their
determination 70 sell their goods cheap ready pay.
H|E. b. are authorized agents for Jayne's and
Swnyne's celebrated patent medicines.
II Onr new goods shortly expected. when full
Catalogue VIII appear.
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NOTICE

Territory If Minnesota, ESTATE OF JOHN p.
Comfy Of Ramsey. PARSONS, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appoint ii by the Hon.
H"nry 4. Lambert, Probate Judge o. s,i ". com
mS,i"nrrs To receive exann" an aju AL claims
d"plans rals the estat" John p p. of the
town Of ST. Paul. Ceased, AMI 10 appoint convenient
t!m"s and places Tor that purpose; and six monEs r IN
the 10 Of Drccmh"r STAN, being the time limited
prs 'ntinI such claims.
Notice is hereby that we will meet at the
Persr aul Murray, in St. P the 81 MONDAY of JAN
nary AMI tn llth day nf Jun" next, fot tn" purpose
our appointments persons having claims against said
tate are requested TO prc>eut them tor adjustment.
ALLEN P!ERSE,
J.. NJ. FORD, COMMISSIONS
A. IL. LAVENDER, J
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

\
u virtue OF two executions issued the District
ID Court of said County of Washington. and to di-
rooted, have sliced and leyted all the right, title
and interest which John II. Brewster had the
day October, ISL that he may have ac
QYrr In and 10 all thos" certain pieces parcels Of an
situated, lying an being in the said County Of Washing
ton, known and lie ;cribci a. follows, to wit:
Lot number three a. section number thirty (3J,) north
Of raIge nun.ber twenty l0 containing fftysrvcn ga
acres of ani.
Also. lot number twcnty-ccht (2s) in block number
W"fy-nne (.9) (ncluiing III hull iing> saI ot) I'm
hF town q" Stillwatcr, CunnyOf Washington aforesaid,
"'cEe" by Harvey Wilson, ESP, and recorded In the
Hcr 81 IN" Register OF Deeds for said county. All Of
winch slall expose for sale at public vcniue the
i'hes Dia' on saturday. the twenty day Of
uarN, lSJS between the
noon am 1o IN the afternoon. the re of the
register VI Deeds, Of said county. AZ saltwater
WM. G. PENNY,
sheriff Of W ashiDgton County, N. T.
Prntc.'s Fee s.
Dated at Saltwater, NJ T., this 9th day Of December
1851.
December Is, 1851.
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TO THE PARENTS ANDTEACHERS OF THE


order TO furnish facility r tie accomplishment
Of the purpose contemplated lr the ,w of the land In
creating the Otce Of Superintendent vi Common Schools.
wiz: uniformity Vi sc;iocl books throughout tie territory
with as little expense possible 10 parents, the under
signed VIII sell such books recommended by tie SHpeT-
tenient as hc may have hand, at COST, during the
space OF fifteen days from date and s3c rs are not at
present IN the Territory he will spare no expense 10 pro-
cure at the earliest time possible.
The prices viii L" for Pa-kers 1st Reader: 10 cents
Pa.EerS "a Reaer 20 GU.; Parker's 81 eairr II uc;
Parker t Reader 10 do; Davies First Lesson in rtih-
metc 10 no.; Davies School Arithmetic 90 :o.; Willard
hisoft ~ tie h:ted States 10 do; Fuiton . Eastman
BOOK Keeping i5fr.; Sc.
ALso-Ac,; ,iiry's. Towns, Msndevis and Goolrch's
Readers; Rays. smiths Perkins and Adams tritine-
tics. II not too much soil5d, received in exchange a. their
nefchantabls Waite. Clean COTTON and linen rags asu
taken in exchange fc- books.
VI. G. LEDCC.
st Paul, November %, 1851. nm
p s. Hurry .uuf book List ricUds, and keep bu-
So this half inon.f cannot afford be ic!e whilo TO-
ing business for notliiug.
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HVtllEcr for Sale

NNIiE undersigned wishes TO Inform the
j. citizens of ST. Paul and its vicinity
that he is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, Oh jackson aud Sew
enth streets, and is prepared to fill orders
for ali kinds of Lumber Of any description.
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy One half up, and the ball
ance on the delivery of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS, Aaeu, for
ST. Anihony Mill Co.
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In statistical account of the arrivals
at Paris in the month Of August occurs
the following passage: "There arrived
1888 travellers, Of whom 652 were
Americans. The number Of Coloncls
was not given.
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KEN 4 FAR MER.

IRE Offering rather the hes, of Hams ana shoulders ever
y offered i'll Saint Paul. A-o, very choice article OF
salt cih worth dollar pes qulntai than ANY
that !. usually sold for III" western market.
APPLES.
We are selling the best q'ality of JrnItonS for less
mon than could be bought in Galea, Can and
buy more the holidays: and let your women tuihS
max good apple pics and mincr pies for Christmas
ami ica:. your friends when they visit YOU.
Also yantc l.rants ami rLisiD,.
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A DivIDESD.-An exchange AYERS
that the most Improbable improvement
it ever heard Of was the Pennington Ca
nal. which never afforded but one divi-
dend, and that was one summer when
the directors moved the two-path and
divided the hay.
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WORLDS FAIR :!

I lESE cold days he Givr>t,d ia their rigor by
investing small amount Tor cyiuiu! table articles OF
DRESS the Wurd's Far. We have article caicu
lated ihsni>,cr 10 mans niort and wolna's too
which prepared u sell cheap II ct
little ". CT RRAN y co.
Dr..
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-20
PATTISON AND BENSON,

A THEIR LIVERY cable, in the rear of the Amer
IA lean House, ST. Paul, now have their horses well
corkcd and in tiDtop condition for in seghs
also have cutters, and old, painted the top the
Art also supply of new, clean Buffalo Robes every
thing in snug, genteel and comfortable ordo, sleigh
riding.
81. Panl, Dec. 6, 1851.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-20
SELECT SCHOOL.

N5lSS BISHOP has resumed her school at the next
IVA door above ar. Fuier's old sturr. where pains
be spared to- the iproV OF those placed under
her Instructions III drawing and Zee lie work il de-
sired. Decent r 20. 1901.