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FOR THE SPRINCs.

FOR THE SPRINGS.
AIDES retiring TO the springs or country, will
IL find at PARKER'S IS, just opening, a fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, such Is very superior
BAY rum, COLOGNE,i in bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW. DENTI'
FRICE, &C., COMB, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at -'--''-
81 l1a PARKER 8
Fsncy Comb md Psrfsmsry Store,
aug b. Penn Av nssx National HOTEL
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u Entrahce 81 Gold-N. Jan. 4.

"INCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOP AcDrA.".
TAYLOR e. MAURY, booksellers near 9th
j street, have for exhibition a complete copy
Of this valuable and beautiful work. now publish
ing in numbers, 10 De competed in twenty five
parts Subscriptions taken, and the work supplied,
by
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OIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
- fourishing parts Of the city and suburbs, for
sale on the most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of jackson Hall, Pen
avenue. March
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SIR /: I have tho honor IN transmit TO you herewith
q copy Of the correspondence wklcA has passed BE-
tween this Dspsrtmsnt sad the National Institute Tor
tho Promotion OF Scisnca rsapsstng the organisation
~ committee 10 constitute the central authority
quired by the regulations Of the Royal Commission
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attorney at Lao and General .Agemf,
nFFEkS his services in his psofession and Al
~ Agent Tor the Prosec,,tion add Collection Of
Ila'ms before Congress and the Departments also fos
obtaining Patents.
Al sass"es- confded to him viii b. promptly At
wv III
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SPRING MILLINERY
VTTILR be opened at Mrs. s. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 clock
PARKER s new Fancy store,
March l2-3t under National hotel
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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING LARGE HO-
TEL IN SAINT PAUL.

THARLES W. BORUP AND COMPANY, invite con-
~ TO put into their Office in ST. Paul. SEALED
PROPOSALS, for the building a large Hotel On Kilt
sons addition, ST. Paul, on the cellar and foundation
therefor already construced the work be completed
10y OF May next, and the building to be Of the fol-
lowing dimensions, viz:
The main building to he 6s by 4e feet stories high
wing IS by 81 fee two stories high, and addition -
by 20 feet, one story and half high.
Sealed proposals are invited,
l. For putting up the brick walls Of said building the
contractor furnish all the materials, and the thickness
OF the walls to be specified.
2. For doing all the carpenter and joiner work Of said
bu ldng III brick) the materials to be furnished
by TO the contractor.
B. doing all the carpenter and 1one: work OF said
building, making the building entirely Of wood, the mate
rias furnished By the contractor AMI the style
OF workmanship to be specified In the bid.
d For all the carpenter and Joiner work for the entire
construction OF said house, excepting the making OF he
DOORS window sash aud winowbiinds for the same, (ma-
tetas furnished above specified to the Contractor, also
the DOORS wndow.ash and blinds, ready TO be fitted and
hung)
o. For making all the doors, wndow-sash and blinds for
said b'hid'nS, the material TO be furnished by
D. For constructing street, forty feet wde above high
water mark from the hotel the marsh the river.
Proposals will be received until the 18th Of December,
inst. Minute specifications according plan and
tract be signed, will be drawn up and to be
signed by the parties.
CHARLES ". BoRUP & co.
ST. Paul, Dec. s, 1851.
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their legs and feet were all of piece ::
l .endeavoured to put on one of them {;
but my feet were too large. OF the elev-
en- that we killed, only two had firearms,
powder and ball. l tried these pieces,
and found they did not carry so far as
yours; their powder was mixed of three
sorts Of grain, large, middle, and fine; but
the large made the greater part.
"These were the remarks made upon
the bearded men, after which, leaving the
warriors with whom l came, to return
home, joined those nations. who were set
tied upon the coast, farther towards the
west; and we followed the course of the
coast, which is directly between the north
and the west. When we came to their
settlements, observed that the days were
great deal longer than with US, and the
nights very short. asked them the rea-
son of it, but they could give me none. |
rested with them considerable time.
Their old men told me that it was in vain
for me TO proceed any farther. They said
that the coast exteded itself yet a great
way between the north and west that it
oi'Si NdtuS tuTlicu SIOTl 10 Tue west, ana
having run. for considerable distance, in
that direction, it was cut by the sea d.
rectly from north to south. One of them
added. that at low water, one might see
easily rocks and shadows in the channel,
which had formerly been dry land. They
all joined to dissaude me from travelling
any farther, assuring me. that the country
was cold and desert, destitute of animals
and advised me to return to my own conn
try. l accordingly took their advice, and
returned by the way that came"
Such is the account Moncacht-ape
gave of his travels, and NJ. lie Page du
Pratz observes, that the good sense and
probity of the man, left him but little room
to doubt of the truth of it. He also thinks
1t probable that the bearded men are the
inhabitants of some isles in the neighbour
hood of Japan. The distance, in straight
line, from the Jazous 10 the farthest ma
ton Moncacht-ape visited, upon the shores
OF the northwestern ocean, according TO
the best estimate NJ du Pratt could make,
from the number of his days journeys, and
rate of travelling, seems to be about
hundred leagues.
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l69; Coalition l39; no choice 1924. The
vacancies were filled on the 10Th.
Kossnth.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
1t has been determined by the Presi-
dent and Cabinet to give grand Dip!o-
matte Dinner to Kossuih. Chevelier Hull
seman. the Austrian Minister, will be in
vited to attend.
Kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
The Legislature to-day ballotted for U.
5. Senator. Robertson, Dixon. Marshall
and Crittenden, Wings, and w. .. But
Ter, Loco, were the candidates.
Arrest.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IS.
The notorious Calvin Fairbanks, who a
few years ago was pardoned by Gov. Crit
tenden, with Della Webster, for kdnap-
ping negroes, has again been arrested for
stealing negro woman belonging to A.
l.. Sho,well, Of this city.
New YoRK ELEcr1oxs.-The Albany
Register of the 5ih, contains returns from
all the State, official except from eighteen
counties; and the vote stands: Cook
| (Whig) over WEIGH, II; Fitzhugh (W.)
over Wheaton, u; Wright (Dsm. over
Patterson, 453; Chatfeld Cd. over I'LL
man, 1871. The remainder of the Demo-
cratic State ticket are probably elected
Parties are tied in the Senate, but the
Register says, the Wings have two ma
jority in the House.
Mr.. WEBSTER AND CuBA.-The New
York Tribune Of the 10Th has dis patch
from Washington, that Mr.. Webster has
rejected the proposition of the Spanish
Government for the settlement of the late
difficulties about Cuba, Sc. The propo-
sition was for the United States Govern
ment to invite the Spanish Consul at New
Orleans, in a national vessel, and to salute
the Spanish flag over him, and further, to
pay TIE value of the property Of the Con-
sui and Spanish citizens destroyed by the
rioters. In case this proposition should
be rejected, the Minister was instructed
to demand his passports and return. OF
course Mr.. Calderon de la Barca, is in
diplomatic qnandary.
RuMonED CHANGES IN THE CABINET.
The Washington correspondent of a
Baltimore paper says, that Mr.. Webster
and Mr.. Corwin both wish TO retire from
the Cabinet, and will probably soon do so.
Such reports are neither new nor strange,
and may be true, or false as hundreds of
similar rumors have proved to be.
TESsEsEE.-INe rejoice, that Tennes-
see has done honor to herself, by electing
EX-Gov. Jones 10 the U. S. Senate in
place of Hopkins L. Turney. Power is
always safe in the hands OF such men as
Mr.. Jones.
The Countess Montesguieu, Of Frauce
has lately presented magnificent illumi-
mated and jewel-studded Missal to the
Chouteau family, OF St. Louis, for their
kindness to her two sons, who were tried
for murder some time since, and escaped
under the plea Of insanity.
At the last accounts, the Michigan
Southern and Michigan Central Railroads
were about ''neck and neck'' in the race
to see which shall first complete their
lines to Chicago No effort is spared by
either party to expedite the work.
hon. Henry Clay left Louisville for
Washington on the l7th.
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TO THE PARENTS ANDTEACHERS OF THE
TERRITORY.

y order TO furnish every facility for the mpliShment
Of the purpose contemplated by the law Of the land in
creating the office of Superintendent of Common Schools,
WIZ uniformity OF school books throughout the territory
with little expense possible to parents, the UNDER
Sirur will sell such books recommended by the Superi-
tendent, he may have hand, COST, during the
space of fifteen days from date; and such
present in the Territory, he will spare expense pro-
cure at the earliest time possible.
The prices will be for Pa7kerS 1St Reader. 10 cents
Parkcr's ID Reaer 20 do Parkcr's Sd Reader 81 Do.
Parkers 4th Reader 40 dos Davies First Lesson In Arh
mec 10 do; Davies School Arithmetic 30 dos Wfllars
history of the United States 45 do. Fulton Easmas
Book Keeping 45io.; SC.
ALso-McGunty's. Towns, Mandevills and Goodrlch's
Readers; Rays, Smiths, Perkins and Adams Arhme-
tics If not too much sood received in exchange their
merchantabla value. Clean cotton and linen also
taken inexchange for books.
W. G. LEDCC.
st Paul, November %, 1851. MN
p. S. Hurry book list, friends, and keep bu
So this half month cannot afford 10 be idle while do
ing business for nothing.
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+ Doz Brooms, for sale by
- CIT
NJ 0. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powder
~ ed do. for sale by CIT
REST Rio Coffee, for sale by
- CIT
Ok BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky,
~ 8 do Pale Cognac Brandy,
4 cask superior Brandy,
2bbls each Of Port, Sherry and Ma.
de'ra Wines, 10 store and for sale by
CIT
WILL take all the products of tho
Il country in payment for goods At faie
prices. CIT
WANTED
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. GET.
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PATTISON AND BENSON,

A T THEiR LIVERY STABLE, in the rear Of the Amer
IA lean House, St. Paul, have their horses well
corked and in ptop condition for in seghS and
also have cutters, and OLD painted the Top Of the
Art also supply of clean Buffalo Robes, and every
thing in snug, Sentee and comfortable oder for sleigh
riding.
ST. Paul, Dec. 6, 1851.
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Lumber for Sale

THE undersig ned wishes to Inform the
Il citizens of st. Paul and its vicinity
that he is opening a Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, on Jackson and Sew.
enth streets, and is prepared to fiji orders
for all kinds of Lumber Of any description,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy. One half up, and the bal
ance on the delivery Of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS, agent for
St. Anthony Mill Co.
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ELFELT & BROTHERS.

HAVE refted their soreroom with taste and elegance
and have now one Of the finest business establish
mens in the northwest where they win be happy to SEE
their friends and customers.
They have Just received from New York and PhIlsde,
phia large assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
Also hardware embracing all descriptions building ma
teriaIS They call particular to their stock OF
glass and queensware and also TO their supply
groceries, such as preserves OF cages, grapes pine
apple, peaches. &c, French prunes, olive oil, farnia
champagne, port and ginger wines, liquors of the
best quality absienthe lemon syrups, anu bay water.
u, CorrePs congress lemonade compounds sp!en-
did article, only % cents per package.
The essence OF coffee, package Of which, cost
ing but 10 CENTS Is equal TO -four pounds coee
u ketciups, pepper sauce mustard, ground pepper,
alspice cloves, sasrausall done up in packages ex
pressly for family
superb article Of horse raddish, put I'D in bo es
u. Elicit Brothers dcsir. that this community shan
distinctly understand, that they have firmly resolved to
40 business hereafter on the CASH SYSTEM. It their
discrimination TO sell their goods cheap for ready paw.
IL L. x b. are authorized agents for Jayne's and
Swavne's celebrated patent medicines.
u. Our new goods shortly expected, when a full
catalogue will appear.
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IN DOE. cans Fresh Oysters, just re.
III ceived and for sale by c. F. L.
q DOZ. best Kentucky Mustard on hand,
- for sale by CIT
DEACH and Plum Jam, put up in cans,
L for families, for sale by CIT
UNFALLIBLE Yeast Powders, warran.
1 ted; for sale by CIT
ININE Salt, in small sacks for family
l. Use, for sale by CIT
A N assortment of Catsups and Sauces,
n for sale by CIT
= DOZ. old sutton Cognac vintage Of
- 1881, for sale by CIT
= DOE. Madeira and Sherry, fine ar.i.
- Gle, for sale by c. F. T.
IN DOZ. old Rye Whisky, warranted
~ to be as good as ever was made, for
sale by CIT.
= DOE old Oporto Port, expressly for in
- valids, warranted q pure article: 1or
sale BY CIT
= BASKETS l-s pins Champagne, for
~ sale by CT
A FINE assortment. of Teas, by
"A CIT
A GOOD assortment Of Pickles, 70, sale
n BY CIT
e DoZ canisters Of sporting Powder. for
u sale by GIT
n CASES best Missouri swee, leaf
II Chewing Tobacco, for sale by
CIT
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CHEAPER THAN EVER,

THE subscriber would respectfully to the ct
of St. Paul, and s'the rest OF manknd,' that he
has received AMI is selling the best stock goods that
be found in 'hese dggns, certain, and will contin-
to sell cheaper, and at less profits, than any this
Territory, either at wholesale retai cash moth
ing shorter. 1t consists, in part of the following
DRYGOODS "A large and very superior assortment Of
1ac' Fine Drrss Goods, such Prints Alpacas, Cling
hams, DeIanes, Thibet Cashmeres, French Merinors
Also good of shawls veils hoods scarfs
gloves, Hosiery, Manta, Laces, Edgngs, Bonnet and
Cap Ribbons, tOwers pins, needles and combs Of great
variety. Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting overcoa and rock Coats pants vests
pea jackets, under and overshirs knit flannel draw
ers, country made socks, etc. Also stock
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
OF every variety and price; together with good assort-
meDt Of Gents Moroccos, Cali, Kip and Congress Boots
Caf, Kip, Gum and Patent Leather shoes; Boys
Youths Chdres and Misses shoes and boots In great
bundauce. Also a good assortment of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur and Clob and plush caps for men, and
cloth and glazed for boys fur silk and Buena Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply Of
QUEENSwARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
and Provisions, &C., all Of which, land the half has not
been mentioned will be sold extremely low cash. as
are going cut the trade in the spring. Please ex-
anime stock before making your purchases and Won
will be well paid your trouble determined
to wage determination sgainst high prices. Store
On Third street, between Roberts and Jackson streets.
st. Paul, Nov. 1851. X. NJ. SPENCER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOMETHING GOOD,

A PPLFS! Oar stock of apples Is rapidly diminishing
~ and those who wish the best article in the market
TOR winter use, had better call soon.
REY & FARMER.
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Dissolution.

THE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest Of his brother, in the concern
of II. w. TRACY & CO., will still contin-
ne business at his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy to see his
friends nd the public generally. He will
give his entire attention exclusively to
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar
ticles in his line.
N. B. Books LAID asife- Terms CASH.
CHARLESF. TRACY.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.

"AS built and fitted up Shaving Sa-
IL loon, on 81 street, next door west Of
the new Post Office in Saint Paul, up to the
increasing luxury, style and elegance OF
tho growing metropolis Of Minnesota,
where he will DO happy to serve citixsns
and strangers in St. Paul, IN every branch
Of his business, according 10 the best Of his
ability. -
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EXCHANGE AND DEPOSlTE OFFICE
OF
Geo. w. harrington, & Co.

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS derosite, and interest allowed all sums
Av1 deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges all the principal cities, and south,
for sale.
Collections In any of the States promptly attended to-
Investments made in Real Estate, or otherwise. for
persons living out Of the Territory, in the
Eeous manner.
Once hours from 10 to IL O'Clock, and from to 4
O'clock. nov 29-uf
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Estate Of James +. RciIry,
ESTATE JOHN SNOW

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
M the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Hem
w ry A. Lambert, Judge of Probate. for the county
Ramsey, and Territory OF Minnesota commissioners
ceive examine and adjust all claims and demands all
persons against the estate John Snow late OF the
Of Saint Paul, in said county deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and months
from the 5th day December, 1851, being allowed said
court for that purpose: We do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business said appointment
the Office BabcOck and Wilkinson on the first Mon
day of February and june, 1852, from A. NJ, until
p. NJ. each OF said days.
Dated Saint Paul, December 5th, 1851.
JACOB J. NOAH. ),,,
Dec. 6, 1851.
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BOOK KEEP NG!

A CLASS will be opened for the study of Double and
single Entry Bookkeeping at Combs book store,
the LIST Monday evening In December a. l-2 O'CLOCK
Terms for a full course Of instruction SIS.
". 3. COMBS,
Core ST. 4 Can
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PAPER IIANGINGS

W. S. COMICS, Cor. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAp,ro1
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN House.
IAS just received lot Of rich and beautiful pa
terms of parlor hall. AMI chamber wall papers, bor-
derS, curtain papers, and e.board prints, Of which
will be sold At the lowest priees Cali and
Book Store.
nov. ~,
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PLANT FRUIT TREES !!

MO good citizen, who has GROUNDS, for doing the
will fail TO plant orchard thereupOn. Orders for
the best quality of trees will be promptly ended IL
left at the warehouse of the subscriber, jackson street.
near the landing.
dec. 6. T.. MCLAGAN.
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IENW ANSHIP,

CLASS will be opened for Instruction in the art M
Pennnanshpat Coalbs' book store On the la, Tuea-
day In December att l2 o'clock Terms fo- full course
OF Instruction $500.
W. 8. CONES,
Cor. St. Anth. & Cap. SIS.
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MISSISSIPPI BOOM COMPANY

A A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the Mississippi
n Boom Company, held the Central House in Saint
Paul. Saturday the 29ih Now Tout stookhold
ing unrepresened) 4 was unanimously
Resolved That an adjourned meetieg be held at the
Central House, in St. Paul, Saturday nex Dec. Gth
o'clock r ami notice thereof be given in the S.
Paul and 81. Anthony papers, with an invitation to all
persons interested in numbering the Mss1 pp,
tend the meeting and lake stock in the II they
are pCsef. All persons in any wise connected with
numbering, and business DESTROYS of owning stock in
the company, therefore respectfully invited u attend
the meeting on SATURDAY
BY order OF the sto ;ihollers,
dec. 6. JOSEPH r. BROWN, Ac,g Sec.
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SETTLE UP! SETTLE UP!!

IL those indebted to me- by book account, other
wise, will avoid costs, by settling the before
the first Of January, 1852.
dec. 6. SAML II. SERGENT.