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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06

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az ESrECTFuLi.Y bows 10 the Saint Paul public,
and invites heir attention his new store next
door east OF TIE rost-O Office, Third-iroe Where they
Ca" hnd him AT business hours, ready sell them
DIR H-tGODS.
Of every description, including BRoArcrorHs S,rr.
NETS. JE,Ns, cAssiMEREs, TwEEps, Drills YrL-
VETS, NEsTiNGs, SHIFTING and SfEETING, Nus
LINs and LAWS, NpKFs and CR,yArs,
GLOVES. IfosIERY, Brown and WHITE
Linens, itCES. RIBBONS, LONG and
scrARE suAwLs, BoNNEr TRIMMINGS, ALPAcAs, THfnrr
CLOTHS, GINGH.Ms, DrLANEs, SILKS, WOODEN
iAYS, rStSrs, IN sreat variety Thread Edgins
winter stuifs. for men and boss, Lndcr
shirts, knit and Flannel Drawers
Buck and Yam ,niItcns &c
His stock 81 goods ver, large embracing all new
uch styles % The season, and every variety staple
Goods. Every person find Just what he wnnt.,
and At prices which suit The rigid economisi
as is rcrres, Gted.'
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of cvcry description, rac up expressly for his market
and Tor this constantly hand cheap ready
pay and no sale without. lie has complete
ment OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of Old Iyson Dung son ard Black
Teas, i.agulra. Java ard RIO Cofecs \ o. Crushed
Loaf and Pulvcrizc, Sugars Spices Pepper, Gloves.
Nutmegs tassia Rice, Raisins. sacra,us starch SOAP
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candles, Oil Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, bcautf,l and approved syies for Ladies' nnd
misses Gents Congress Boots, Cali do o. The latea
patterns; BOYS boot, ana shoes, etc.
II ATS AND CAPS, IN great variety.
WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland Gin Brandy Of diff
ieren bFaids Naasa Vine, Pure Juice. do; Champagne.
IT tioiN Rum, Jamaica do; IRISH hiskey, Burgundy
Fort. Madeira
10000 Cigars, of every variety
PORK md ELOI x constantly on hand, in largo
Mr. Sandfords stock large ard he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order 10 keep his
complete He l. determined to sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they ~ purchased elsewhere Give
AIM Il call. November leJi--s-30yl
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II. T.. NCa.OSHEY.

yNIIOIESAI.E Grocer. Forwarding and Commits
w son Merchant. aud teneral Steamboat Agent,
No. 81 lcvce, Gaer1, H. The attention OF buyers Is
called % stock OF Groceries, PROVISIONS exc, etc
Having received by late arrivals from New NUrk, Bos-
tOn \eE orl ans and ST Louis, which in addition tony
tartcr stOCA renders my assortment complete. shall
continue receive additional shipments from ttluc
time. during igtt.on Thereby enabling 10 have
fresh and l STOCK thruu Lhout the and to BE- able
at all times to ill orders at the lowest market rarS
The Receiving lnd FocHariin! Business, shall
~ instance have personal attention. by winch. dcs
patch and VIII be guar2nfced and the expense ui
Storage and DraNig "a Hinch Is possible avoided
feel assured tiat my facilities aud iOTg
tho COMMISSION and Forwarding business enable
warrant entire satisfaction IL any that may aN
with their patronage
Liberal ash advances viii he made Oh Produce AID
Merchandise shipped to ;nc 'T sale IL this market Par
tcuiar attention ~ill be paid to The purchase d all anti
Giles not in N, line.
! Agent for II GaleJa and -. Louis and Gaeun and
81 Paul PAChET in T. or Si:.A NERS.
ii. +. M'CLOShEf.
GJcDa, April |, l6J1. lit
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TRANSPORTATION FORTHE WHINE.
RA(.OES.

AtEAiED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, Will be
~ received The Office OF the Winnehaco Agent, at
Long prnirie until saturday tho LIST day Of May lo52
for Transporting the Wimebago annuity good, and pro-
visions for ioi..
Bidders VIII please state at what price per Zoe lbs they
will receive the property from steamboats, 81. Paul
and store ard port the under cover, the
nntbaso Agency At Long Prairie; also give the
III ;e they will offer surriicS the contract
The unOer~gu reserves the right direct the des
nation of sad public freight II any other place than
Long Prairie the Price to be graduated in proportion
the distance j. increased or di.nii sIcd.
~. Paul, April %, 1892.
ABRAM Nj. FKiDIET,
LII.
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EL.FELT g. BROTHERS,

EEcsT RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention of The
-Vh ci.izens OF -; Paul, and its surrounding country
examination Of their large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from tue Eastern Cities, which they
ofltr for Cash At Unprecedentfdn low prices. A
mong their NAV be found following beng
only part Of their heavy stock;
HE LAIN ES--Of every quality, from % cents TO
EG = cents, ELsELr a Bao's.
GASHNf.RE--A a5eautiful assortment, to be had
u 1T ELFELT q Bios.
AS--plain Figured Black and Ch,ngcablc
n INA, be found ut ELI EFT * Bios
EARESS SILK S-.-8lack. Figured aud q variety IF
~ STILES 10 be found at ELFEITs'
CATlNS and Florences, for Bonnct LinineS-evcry
- color. For sale at ELFELTS'
VELV ETs--Rch silk, and Cotton do, to be sccu
ELrELT Il BRo's.
EpIBBONS--Bonrct, Neck and Belt-o beautiful
= assortment. For sale At ELtELIs'
EtRAYATS AND SCARFS--Ccnts black and
a Figure, silk and sain--an cieesnt variety
For sale at EIFELT & Bios.
SCtRF'S~-Mcn's and Boy's Woolen--a large varir-
~ ~, from 20 cts. TO 81. az bLFELTs'
GSLOTUlNE--A large assortment Of Clothing and
u mems wear. 10 be iound at ELFELTs'
EARPETs--Flocra and star Carpeps, very cheap
u at .LFELrs'
EASSEAIF,R t,S~-Blask Docskin and Fancy Cas-
u siMeres, for sale at ELFELTS'
(NLOTIlS--Bue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
- very cheap at ELEEiTs'
NNINDOW CTRTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains, At ELFELTs'
LNLANNEI.S. T,kings and Linseys-A Large as
H. sortmcnt To be had AT ELFELTs'
NDECKSNIN MI1S and Gloves for 20 cents, at
ID ELFELTs
LOVF,S--Nen's and Wonlcns Kid, SIX m! wool
~ en- Gloves, at ELFELTs'
XNTOOLF.N Half-iIose--a good artlce--only p
w ctnts, ELTEITs'
X DIX ES--I,tlies Linen Cambria Kdkff, from e cts
IA to S3 for safe AZ ELFELTS'
T ACE UndcrsIcevcs--A superior assortment, to be
3 4 found at ELFELTS'
EIVDf:lSCS and InsrrtinG.A Large stock Of silk,
eA Cotton, Cambric, SWISS and Jaconct rdgirC. and
inscrtirgs ELFELT,'
FuNDN S--t great variety Of TOYS ard Fancy Articles
Il for the approaching Holidays, 10 he at The
TOY Room Of ELFELr Il Bros.
Novc'Hh.r Isl 32y
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TUOS. l.. REED & CO..

n Oh Id respectfully announce to the citizens or
v -. Paul ard the Territory generally, that they
have ust opened fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting OF the best Quality of Brfndics, Gm
WhiskeN, RuG, Wines Cider, DC. Also, Groceries and
Provisions Of every description which they offer for sale
the lowest prices TO- cash. Merchants and traders
from the country, respectfully invited to give them
call
I;'Storc on Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. Paul, Aug. = 1881. 10 tf
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Notels dno Conucpances.
THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.

L HE LANE HOUSE, At SALTWATER.
NhEf are determined TO have Hotel kept Still
Il water, Is a house ought to he kept The Lake
House new building with large convenient
stables and out buildings, well good parors in the
housc, for private families occupv
Matthew Iaisey has taken this house and furnished il
throughout having put in 90 worth of new urni-
ture Nohng III the way OF expense will be spared
Keep up he ioL the Lake House, the highest reputation
that public house acquire Strangers from abroad
viii receive such attention Is to encourage them &c
tarry.
saltwater March 3 1852 17-ct
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS.

j.
TIME undersigned viii give his undivided ard earnest
attention to the prosecution and collection of cvcrN
description of CLAIMS against the United States beor,
congress ard thc various Departments Of the Genera
GoNcrnm' NJ, -such Invalid, Navy. Bounty Land
Revolutionary Tension Claims etc, claims arising
der the vafiou> Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
'os and ai others requiring the active services OF
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated b.
tie amount of servioe rendered. All conmuncat ioG
hali receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers to the following wei known
names professional and business, hi, Standing and
ability
i,on. is. \. PEARcE, L. s Senator, Nary land.
Judge f. +. CHANnER<, do
Maj. GEO. w. Law, Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis
Moses :. GIBSON, Esq, Willow river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIN, do DO
SiLAS II. IIGL. Washington, j.. c.
Il All business placed ii his hand, by claimants shat
be faithfully diligently ana Lcalou>y prose cutcd.
GEO. ARM.TRONG,
Office basement of his residence.
or II. street, between .th and 9Th streets.
WASHINGTON. .lUlV 10 IS1i
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FOR = ALE,

NNE Sran of first rate we'll broke horses together
~ With harness. wagon, &c; (aIso lot rl cora
broons. cheaper than they be bought eisew hcre)
Likewise well calculated hOu,e for boarding house
to sell or rent, reasonable terms said house
finishing of with suitable Ia Lodge, &c; situated
Fort street the Ea@ic bakery opposite Edmund
Rice, ESQ ia OF the most beautltu parts Of the city
overlooking the at the ipcr Landings any person
wishing purchase a good span of horses not be
better suited than Try them, thet every way
and well broken, also il any wishes to obtain
such house, call and the ibscrihcr.
ISAAC ptDEN
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=. X. JOHNSON,
7. IA. JO1INNON.
nd Tailor, on Jackson street, nearly opposite
the Minnesota Store

Draper and Tailor, ON Jackson street, ncari, opposite
TIE Minnesota Store
EDESfEC1EUi.l.N announces 10 the people Of Mime
Nv sofa Territory, that he Is carving the Merchant
Tailoring business where he offers for sale and poys
experienced vorncn 10 make into garments. cheap for
cash tho follow az named articles
French, English and American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassiinere- great variety OF rich Ncstngs, nns
shirts. Collars, Drawers, nder-siirs, Suspenders,
Gloves, awaits Hats variety OF goods for
clothing. and may articles iot mentioned, which Tor
neaness dnrabt, and n, canno; be surpassed by
in the trade. Thankful for past lavors, he so'icits
continuance of The same.
J. X JOHNSON.
ST paul June = isJi.
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l,ccbanicS' jDjcD .S>0fjaiiGu.

Office No. |, C.oodrich's Building, SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
NJ. b. DEAN, Presidcnt,
WILLIAM PNTToN, G. c. Woop. E.;no,.;, ,.,
VI. Is. JUDKINS, ~ '''
vaNTlS Is Association Of Workirgmcu and others
for the MUTUAL assistance of each other III ease If
SIX tacss accident.
b. the payment of the folio ing annual deposits Won
will become life Member and he entitled to weekly
benefit during life, if you should be disabled b. akuc>s
accident from attending to your ordinary business
occupotion FEnAi rs insured against sickness commol
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REFER ENC ES

KEFLNENI rs.
j. Chouteau, Jr. u Co. New York,
Iorinz, Sterling y Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck u Co, Chicago,
Bridge y Lewis, Detroit,
Ray. Keith Il Co., Cincinnati,
Choutcau " Nalec. II. LOAis,
James Garter \ Co., GalcHa,
Stllman & Rood,
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.

Locks, laches and bolts iousc bells ar1 earnings,
Butts aud screws. all sizes. Hooks staples padiot H.,
Bell pulls and door knockers Hat and coat hooks etc
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL.

Al balnt dntt0ny.
IENIE subscriber has taken "A lease Of this large 10
II tel, with all lis eut-bulngs and appertainngs--
Sensible that there is demand at the Falls for a public
house OF the first class, the subscriber promises to
come aS near To the highest standard the market of
Minnesota will admits and will endeavor having eve
all over the premises all the whit
wanting 10 make each guest contented
ID. L. MOULTON.
Sept ), 1851. 20-lv
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NOTICE,

FSNE under signed has renquis'led the hat and cap
business to Mr.. Il. o. Walker, ana would solicit for
him the LIBERAL patronage heretofore bestowed upon the
-. Paul Hat and Cap Store.
l.. WEST McCLOUD.
81. Paul, April -, 1852. 2--3t
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MOTTO L,

TENE subscriber having purchased the stock Of thc st.
p4u Hat and CAP store, intends kcc ing large
sortment goods for gentlcens aud wear and will
cpen his stock ia iew days at he of Third and
Wabashtw streets. Il. ID. WALKER.
ST. Pau, April %. 1852. l--3t
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IyNEDW AR l..

}. McCLouD JR Il Co, 30 street ST. Paul. are exten
ding an adGiIl to ,heir Hardware Store, to be -
feet deep They will have flashed up in the best ST. L.
and flied with the largest and most general stock of
hardware north of Saint Louis and hay c bought ieir
for cash low be purchased in the United
States, they viii seil low by retail wholesale,
any house in Saint Louis. When their new arram!e-
complete for the spring trade further no lice
VIII he published III the Pioneer.
April :. 51-2t
noe -! ND LOT FOR SALE.
a House and Lot Oh Filth street, ia the of the
"A Court House; lot 81 by $50 feet. For sale bar
min 4 bic t.fiY
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ST. ANTHONY ITOTSE

Corner of Main aud Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls st. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BROwS, Proprietor
FvNUE above House is conducted on strict, temuer.
Il ance principles.
\. Ii. Stsbling for horses also.
March 2 1852. Att
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REY "a FAR NER,
Wholesale and Retail GrocerS.

GAVE Just reed By the first boat. Nominee. large
ana well selected assortment o! G. rOceric and Pro
visions, consisting of Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Pork, Flour
lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice, Candles soap, Salt. Wooden and Willow
ware; and viii receive fresh supplies BY every boat, d
rect from St LouI-, all the season. Those wishing to
purchase viii find 1t to their advantage 70 call and exam
ne before purchasing elsewhere.
% .
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RIoT on THE Rockford, H., ,
April p. This morning, about 300 Irish
men employed on the Chicago and Gaicna
Railroad, miles east of this place, came
to town and compelled the workmen on the
railroad near town and those on the dam to
stop their work. Those who refused 10
comply were badly beaten. The cause was
a strike for higher wages.
Our citizens were called out by the Sher-
III, and about $50, armed with fire aims,
started after the mob They overlook them
four miles from the town, and released
those whom the mob had forced. They
also arrested twenty of he leaders These
are now being examined before Justice
Brown.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

f& RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lssGtM House, Lowell, Mass, having lease al The
1890 large hotel at the upper end of Paul, with
everything in roper order for the of
eeTs borders, or families desiring firnsrd apartment,
respectfully invites his friends and the puzzle 10 give
him call, believing that do much for their
comfort as can be expected IA country - Yet
supplied with regular markets,
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.

VIEW Nv EK1 STUtK.
UDATTISON d BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
u pect early in May, addition 10 their Livery
Stock several new and elegant carriages, bugges, and
baro also new harnesses and horse furnishings, and
eluipage OF Tie most ele CANT description.
AISO-an additional stock Of fine booded, well bro
ken horses Query. IL 'sprite horses come in under
the Iiquoa Law, VIII they be i'll danger of being knock
ed the head,
Our entire stock will cost over S40O0,oo No
other stable the West, ont OF SAINT LOUIS VIII DC
found rs complete
VIII our friends and the public please remember. that
ut the Livery Stable in the Of she American House
al the upp.r end of Saint pasi. they at al hours
have such by land wheels or Oh horse
back, as they may desire:
PATTISON & BENSON.
st. Paul, Apr l5 1852. 52-u
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June 26, 1911. 90
Liz ORS.
Il BORT Madeira Ciaret, Malaga and other Wines; old
4 pale C"gnac, Fourth Proof and Daldwin's Amcr-
can Brandy; Bourbon Nhsaey, Gin Rum, For sale
low by june 800 j. ~. SIMPSON.
stROCERiESTea, Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molasscs
Z q Rice, etc. For sale low by
June 10. 90 y. ". SIMPSON,
IA ETCHUpS, TepporsaGce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces.
IN Brandy Cherries, etc Ior sale low by
June 26. 90 j. ". SIMPSON,
A larre lot Of Bejstcads constantly hand AND for
IA sale by jane l6.-(iG) j. ~. SIMPSON,.
RACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
D on hand and for sale by
June 10. (lV) j. II. SiIPSON.
EvaMlIY FLOUR. Elkader extra and other brards
n always on hand ard for sale by
June 10. N0) JE. SINPSOY.
A fine assortment OF boots and shoes polka bushns
"A boOtees, MISSES boys and chdrcns shoes, which
articuar attention. is invited by
June 26. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
IEEADV made clothing, a large lo,. for sale by
IA June %. j. ~. SIMPSON,
p. FRESH butter and eggs meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc, for sale low By
June 26 li0) ~. SIUPSOy.
6NOOklNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
u jane &c. j. ~. SfAJPSov.
AEURE and No. lead, glass, putty and nails always
z on hand and ior sale by
June III. j. ". SYHPSON.
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TAKEN Up.

the month Of December, on my premises, halt way
from st. Paul to 81. Anthony, bay pony, three
years old. The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take him away.
SIT WI. FINN.
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TIIIR ID ST. OVER SrEN GERS STORE.
FHIiE subscriber prepared to Paper, Pant ard iush
Il the inside of houses in unsurpassed and bcaut
m manner. All work entrusted to lin will be executed
with ueatnC>s and despatch.
It. PAM, April -. lS52.--2m IA MES y. PECK.
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CASH FOR HIDES.

VVJIE highest mnrke, price vii be paid in Cash for
4 Green aud Dry H. dos also Deerskins
4. r. COLLINS Il co.
\. Il. We have removed our Leather Store and
Harness shop 10 tia new building, opposite RICE ana
Uaney's Store BY
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BOARDING UOISE,

GNHARLES CREEK has opened a Board ny
u House III the end of The celebrated frcnOu;
House, Bench street. where he vii make Cash i.od-
gers ard Boar'crs comfortable he possbl, cap at
$500 per week Now l6Jl. 32y
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r. 200 Cans fresh Baltimore o. sters, direct from the
packers; neatly put in containing dor.
each for sale at 81 90 per don close cons CnnIent
They warranted 10 BE- superior any thing ever
brought to this market, no sale.
ap22 MARSHALL s. Co.
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EiOUSETO LETOR SELL,

MYTH half an acre Of garden and two ncres OF
w land at a reasonable price The ground
braces valuable mill privilege, and only halt mile
" E. of the Lower Landing. ST. raul, Trout Brook
inquire at the Pioneer office, Of the subscriber.
81. Paul, April q, 1852. THOS- BARTON.
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LOT on Roberts street, with Il good house ON il.
"A Suitable Tor tavern boarding houses also otii-
small house iii for family; also stable. y i'll be
sold great bargain Inquire AZ The Lafayette House,
Of H--3n l. I\ROtK,
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1an0 an0I EWsliramcc apenetes.
A. j. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEO. PRESCOTT
u A n ID A GE NCY.
III.

BAKER HOBART, a. PRESCOTT
U.ice on Third street. st. Paul, NJ. I.
VIII give careful attention to the duties of their of.
nee as general land Agents. One Of the fira has for
t! years been re.ident Of the North and will
ocvo'e MS tne IN personal observation of the situation
ana character Of the lands in the Territory Office omen
at al hours OF the day town lots bought ana sod taxes
PAID the collection OF detts and letters OF
inquiry promptly attended TO.
REFERENCES illinois, Grant Goodrich, Esq Chca-
e"i non. VIM Thomas, Jacksonville; Col. Bradford
SPIhsneld Hon Lewis Ross, Lewiston; John Spencer
Esq, Koch Islands Rev, l. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Ninshali, khshyiiie Indiana: Rev. Is. T. kavanau.h
Indianapolis. Michigan: Hon G.. L. Pomeroy LcnaIyee
Co; Col Hickson, Washtenaw Co. Minnesota: Hon
A. Goodrichi Hon. n. M'Lean; Rev. G. Hobart
TOWN PROPERTY FORSAIE.
n oIS IN 1t. Paul proper ana in Whitney and Smith.
Addition, finely situated for residences and for b,lsi
ness, for sale on terms to suit customers.
u We aie also prepared to buy property.
JOEL WHITNEY,
ID. A. J. BAKER.
June 26, 1851. In,r
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WAsHINGToN, April -.

In The Senate 4 communication was re-
cevcd from the President, inviting the at-
teniIon Of Congress 10 the state of affairs in
Oregon, relative 10 the controversy as to
scat Of Government. He recommends that
Congress would declare Ivy law Seat of
Government for that territory.
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PURE TALLOw CANDLES,

RE manufactured hv the Subscribers and warranted
N to be Of the best quality. a. IL cents by the box.
For use they actually worth twice mhCh any
other candles, sold for ,allow csndcs at Saint Paul
Terms cash Candies Of manufacture can be found
at J. T.. Fulertons Store, the junction Of Third
and Bench Streets the Of Fort and alnut
streets.
NJ CROFT,
A. EIRkPATRiGK.
st. raul, Oct ?, 1851. 243m
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FRANCES r.. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House,
SfyNV P4IT. MTVNESOTI TER.

S.fTNT PACL, MINNESOTA TER.
EANING received an AUctioneer', Commission from
Il the Governor Of Minnesota Territory. the ,,nJer-
signed has opened an Auction and Commission House,
on Ihfi-strcef. Jackson. where he Will sell
60 commission. Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture. and all
kinds OF merchandise and produce. He believes that TIE
surt Hiyi Iages Il 81 Paul. market. vii, be sf
iccnt induccmcnt cr business and manufacturers
At distance send their goods he sold
ms, pn II private sale, auction. Ills charge
IuC.,rafe.
n h. Particular attention paid She buying ard sell
ing Of real about SAINT Paul. 81. Anthony or
saltwater. +. l.. COLLINS.
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Hon J. OLMsrED. Benton GO. II " RICE,
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