The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16


Masonic CxLxsxArioH.-We understand the |
various Masonic Lodges ia Minnesota, have besn ~
ved By their brethrea Of 81. Paul Lodge, to psf'e-
pate With them in Celebration Of ST. Johns Day,
24th inst, in this city. We undervtand extensive
for the Celebration making, and we
doubtnot ~ We hope, they will have good Lime.
For want of space we neglected to call attention to
the new advertisements in last weeks paper which
deserve a passing notice. For instance, there |"
Messrs. Bradley & Co., at the Minnesota Leather
Store, the old stand Of Collins & Co., have just re-
ceived their new stock and are prepared 10 supply
customers with every thing wanted in their ine' ano
also afford good opportunity to encourage home man
ufactures.
Messrs Person & Co., have fitted up new store
on ST. Anthony street, with fine assortment oil all
kinds Of good things in the grocery line, especially
for the accommodation, of the supper ten only,
but Of all the upper toun folks generally.
Our readers will bear in mind that the ST. PAU
Bakery is in full blast, and the proprietcrs, Messrs.
Bates, are always on hand and attentive ever to
the wants Of their customers.
Mr.. BLUM would think it necessary to apologize
to our readers for advertising Of late, but
is pretty generally known, especially By the ladies',
that they have kept him 80 very busy waiting upon
them he could really find time to get up .dver-
tiscment Of any kind. He hopes, however, that his
fair friends will not feel sighted at all, because Of
this seeming ncglect-and if they VIII now and then
drop into his new establishment, which is fitted up
in the very best style, ST. Anthony Street, We
have no doubt they will be convinced he is sparine
no efforts to the community generally, and the
Ladies' in particular.
THE MCLEAN HoUsE.-By reference TO her card
in another column, il will be that that popular
landlady, Mrs ALLEN has taken charge of the above
named house, on Bench Street, two doors below the
Central House, where those in want Of cool beds.
and well provided table, would do well to call. Her
charges moderate.
Henry E. Buel, is having quite lively times at
his Shoe Store. in disposing Of that fine stock Of goods
lust received from Boston. Mr.. Buel keeps the right
kind Of goods, and If he does not sell at low rates
as they can be afforded, we would like to have you
point out the place that does Buel's is the place to
buy; no mistlke about that.
By referring to our advertising column it will APP
pear that the Worlds Fair, under the superntend-
ence of the new proprietor, Mr. Heenan, presents
new attractions this week.
And the Crystal Palace, too, another establish
ment after the ORDER lately opened BY Messrs.
Cathcart. Kern, & Co, makes a pretty fair show in
the dry goods line and for those of citizens who
cannot spare time to visit New York this summer
there is fine opportunity to The sights and spend
their money nearer home to good advantage and
probably full as much to their satisfaction.
MINNESOTA YEAR BooK.-The annual edition
Of this little work has become acknow ledged neces
si,y to keep pace with the rapid progress of Ter
rory. The number for 1853, though small, contains
much valuable information in regard TO the country
generally and will be found very convenient COM
panon ior immigrants and strangers whether travel
ing for information pleasure. II also contains
map OF the Territory, Of itself worth half the price
Of the work. For sale by lie Due & Rhorcr.
As the season is advancing and we have now sum
u1cr weather, doubt the gents Of St Paul and vi
cinty will follow the wise example OF the Of
pretty seriously of shedding their old coats-which
by this time must certainly look rather rusty besides
being somewha, uncomfr tlla will. the thermometer
at 80 : and upwards and Of they will wan:
new dress suitable for the season, which by the way
can be found at Winnie & Cooley's Clothing Store in
almost endless variety and prices sui, purchas
ers. Their ready made clothing they give away for
less than il would cost to get il made here; such as
good wearabe and vests, and pants, too which
''breechcs Of trust but very truly breeches
and every thing wanted for genteman's apparel.
about ditto 1t IS also part Of their business to make
up clothing to ORDER in such style and manner as can
not lail please the ias,idious .asie. Try en
and see.
Monsieur Rey, Of the firm Of Rey & May. has is,
returned from ST. Louis, with one Of the finest stocks
Of groceries brought to ST. Paul These gentle
men, perceive, are going it abou; right and are
hound to do a business profitable to themselves and
satisfactory to their customers. Just examine their
bill of fare in this weeks paper and see if it don't
look inviting. The very sight Of it to a hungry man
would be really refreshing.
Messrs. Bond q helosg two enterprIsng Young
gentlemen we'll acquainted with their business, have
not only furnished their establishment, with every
thing usually kept in Drug Store, but are taking
the best way in the world le, every body know it,
This we all know, is healthy country, and the pres
emf very healthy time-but in of an emergency
it would be well to recolect where to procure every
thing required in the healing art.
THE CASE OF THE INrEPEspYScE.-The
Grand Jury in the the District Court of San Fr,,n-
cisco have ignored the bill against Capt. Sampson,
OF the Independence, for mauslaughtcr, but say If
they had power, would bring bills against the
and agents OF Vanderbilt's line for miserable outfits
unseaworthness, and nnastiiiable negligence, which
caused the loss of over 200 lives.
Our readers would do well to beware Of notes OF
the Citizens Bank, Washington City, they are
worthless.