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LoUIsIANA.-The st. Landry Wing of the n

LouIsrANA.-The st. Landry Wing of the 18th
inst. says
eve passed through the largest, and most
extensive planting sections, and everywhere we
found crops unusually backward, and suffering
very perceptbly for want of rain There was
generally an inferior stand of stubble, and not
a good one Of plant cane. Young corn was
quite SMALL and of sickly color, and cotton
was only here and there shooting out of the
earth
"The plantations on both sides of the Bayou
B@nf, as far up as Holmesville, were in fine
order, and only awaiting the falling of rain.
The largest corn we saw on our visit to Marks
vile was in Avoyelles Prairie
During few days just passed we have been
favored with genial showers, which we are GER
tain will give new impetus to all kinds of veg
etation''
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Thanks to the steamer A. L. Shotwell for the
latest papers from Louisville The Shotwell is
one of the fastest and very best passenger boats
in the trade
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MILITARY AsYLUM-The Washington Union
states that the Board of Commissioners charged
with the duty of selecting a site for third
military asylum in the Western States have
made choice of Harrodsburgh Springs, KY, for
TIL location of the proposed establishment.
The site selected is highly salubrious and beau
tiful, and in all respects well suited for the
purpose to which it is designed
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NEW RED RIVER PAcKET.--It will be seen, by
card in another column, that the steamer
Swamp Fox has withdrawn from the Red river
trade for repairs, and that the steamer Mary
Bess, Capt. Kimball, has taken her place in the
trade. The Mary Bess is safe freight and
good passenger boat, and richly deserves a
liberal share of business
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Gs- We call the attention of our readers I

the advertisement in columns Periodical
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR frst number Of which ia 10 he
Issued 90 the n day OF May Such Periodical mperave
anded by the American people, As every own
to great extent he should be facilities for it, T,
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR proposes England Magazine
on THIS b Of two three years. standing has reached
circulation Of 10000 copies monthly. doubt that
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will cordially received by oar whole
people. .nos o. H.,
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The WEATnER.-We were favored yesterday
with delightful summer shower The weather, which
had been previously rather oppressvey warm,
dered agreeably cooler in consequence.
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LOCOMOTIVE FOR JAPAN.-Morris & Son, OF
Philadelphia, have just completed a miniature
locomotive to be taken cut by the Japan expe-
dition to initiate the Japanese into the mystic
ries of steam. The locomotive is complete in
every particular, as also the tender and pas.
senger car. The entire weight is 1910 pounds,
and the capacity of the locomotive is estimated
at nine tons. A railway track will also be sent
to Japan, with the locomotive and its appen.
dages
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We return thanks to the clerks of the noble
steamer Magnolia for Louisville papers of the
10th inst; also for copy of the boats manifest
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The river at St. Louis on the 10th inst wa.
on the decline. The upperrlvers were also fall
ing Fears of an overflow were Quoted
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Died L;

On Sunday evening May 49, by the Hon Justice Richardson Jor
city. -
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We return thanks to the Captain Of the
schooner Wild Pigeon for Tampico papers as
Late ~ the 4th instant.
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II '1ab IhhCi IOAN fok DISTRICT JUDGES, To-
DAY will be held the following places under The super
in sndenss q he following named Inspectors ~ f
fhsT PRECINCT Al p kramers Of Administration and
ace seets nsPsetors-Matthew Martin John Duggan John
SECOND PREcINeT...A ]. Henderson's Coffee I'm
THIRD PRECINCT, Fulton School house ~
Monaghan, A ! ,DSEssls John Farrell.
j.. M Cass, j. l.. Powers Iehn Armstrong 'f''
FIFTH PRECINCr....A Al Engine House Iuspeetor.-W
c, seymour X =: Wade, John b. Robertson. 49,
siArH PRECINCT AT Louisiana Hose Company House. corner
Casondelet and Peddo nspeetos-E L. Tey
SEVENTH PRECINCT. AT A. o,pounslls POydis.
IhGHTg pR PRST9s e. W Perry John sSissn
spee,or. Arthur saucisr, B. Phllips, VIM shsarsr
NINTH PRECINCT Salvador c.ra,r
uohnonss and Rampant streets inspecors-John Davies
TENTH PRECINCT Jefferson Coffee house. ChArrs, street
EIESENTH PRECINCT Msrssio'. ceas..bou,s come, a
sna streets
TWELFTH PRECINCT Frank Altman. eo,ns, of u.,.
and 1,san MClsllaud LANCE
THIkTEENrH PRECINCT "A, Fire Eugiu. como,ov M i.
ssp,a nspeeos-chs oemiehen, j. W. Nixon Edward
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT. At Coffee home eorns, n, R.v00
and ST. Claude street. p Cro.at l.
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT "A, Jo..ph Meoo,s eorsr =, e,..,
men men sna Streets inpsc.o-E Johns0u Emile Bsanre
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT AT til. Aou.. Of T. r,v,s ,o,,., =,
Ra anu ionh rssh insOsetoA vrsvant Bsrbonnisr
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT Al j. B. E.,s.s,,. cos.. ho,,,.
EIGHTEENTH PEESIscT Ensa .yfi ss.. No. u.p.s,.
NINETEENTH pR EsE ss~msI Matthew wsshs,nsr
Pot iIS.PssiSrsps Newman, j. Walsh =. Newman.
and R6ys Ill. pRsCscT Cares honisgut
fEEclNcT...A chsnevills House Insrsc.
TWENTY SECOND PRECINCT Al A.u.ve,,, cos., .,O,..
ssrnsl o. sassI and ST. Mary C. Terrell
TWENTY THIRD PRECINCT. ..A, cAalm.,,e Fir. coun.,v
fearsh pi,iit inspsee-K Tracy Lsmns Pebsf
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,ls i IN NonwAIK CArAsrRorHE.-We resign q
Z g. lRehls portion Of our columns, this morn
: - tos recital Of the particulars attending the
dftndf6l railroad accident on the New Haven
mi, near Norwalk, on Friday morning the 9th
Instant. @-" s-
~ 1his b perhaps one of the most fatal and de-
plsfabls accidents known in the history of rail-
4 rod travel. and all the particulars yet ELECTED
\ pint TO : most wanton recklessness and disre-
sgasd Of human life as the sole cause of it. We
y slncnsly hope, with every right thinking mind,
that the authors Of this dreadful calamity may
n lpnidIld to the full extent Of their offending
Il ~ perceiye that the New York press are loud
- thsir demands for punishment if not for ven
sHeupcs On the heads Of the authors; and for
once in the history Of railroad accidents in this
4 cauntry, > searching investigation is likely to
b haas and some security for life and limb
y gnaraateed TO those who resign themselves to
! ~ tendsr mercies Of railroad engineers and
oon1uetors
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CoNCERT.-Mr. Gottschalk announces one
more and positively his last concert in this city for the
present. at the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute on Tues
day evening next. We gratfed to learn that Miss
Ludlum, who produced such favorable impression
guitars upon OCCASION has to appear
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Lasc1sS /!

A0tcNSs
LdsCsss
LasCns
FIFTY THOUSAND YARDS,
have been reduced 10
One Bit per Yard,
at SIN SONS
msis aptf ZIG Canal street.
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1oNpAY MORNING. MAY le. 1865

Erxcf1ox OF JuDaEs. We imagine that it i
!, aeaxy to say but little in reference to tn,
sleotfon Of to-day. The claims Of the different
candidates for the Judiciary have been fully
Se6SsI1d by the people, At large. If popular
= elhion il not already formed, II would be idle
= - = others to attempt to influence it. at this
ln1o hour. ~ss ss ssFs5 sel rsss s II 81
Ne havs 10 disposition to commend any can
8 6n65 a61islly We may, however, not indec-
4 ~ Sdfrect one or two errors, which lie in
h ~ Ilk ~ rumor. Thomas H. Kennedy
<6nss) snd c. M. Emerson (independent)
- ~ candidates, and the only candidates, for
~ Third District Court Messrs. VIM. Hall,
:; A. r. Field and J. O. Larue are, all, candidates
~ the First District Court. For the Fourth
DistEiets two clever and popular gentlemen, M.
r. Asynolds (denaocratic nominee) and John e.
= 1tron, democratic, but independent candi-
~ y beth clever and popular gentlemen, Gas we
" 1ays said) are candidates.
s. o. the other candidates we have neither time
NJ space TO make any remarks. We can merely
hope that the people will judiciously select from
among them. .s
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Mating and VV'tndOsU Shades

.UNftfNy and DV'tNdOlU Shades.
~ Just received, large assortment of -, 4 6.
WAITE, CHECKED AND FANCY MATING
of superior quality.
Also beautiful Of
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES;
CoRNICEs; FLOOR OIL CLOTH;
VELVET, TAPESTRY AND THREE PLY CARPETS;
RUGS, MATS ETC, ETC.
TOD d CO.,
100 Canal street, near Roy
myii si7p COMMISSION CARPET wAREROoMs
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DNHetd's american bt'estphNtia
MS,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND FOR WHICH
PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1884,
~ Can be had in this city, throughout pren, season. IN,
following establishments
PETERS, WILLARD CO.. Of Old Bier
r. NJ McALPIN CO., No. 20 Common street. 80 Canal
Row.
HALL KEMP CO., Of Canal street
j. L. JOHNSTON CO., Of streets.
WHTcoNB LANIER Tehoupioulas Poydas sta,
A.. j. ROBERTS a CO., % Poydras streets;
JOHN S. WALLIS, 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY NELSON. 2s Common and 30 Canal street;
g. NJ. BAYLY d co, % Common and IS street;
KENDALL YoE Co., Of Gravsr ,tr.s
r. W. ADAMS, 20 Tehoupitoulas street;
HOLMES cLAUss, Gravier street;
J.. NJ. JOHNSON CO, 8 Front Levse;
JOHN c. SHANNON, 5 Fulton street;
VS.. WRIGHT CO., 81 upItoulas street;
CONVERSE CO.. Lafayette TehouptouIas streets.
"Dueh the FIRST establish Western Hams.
and Is smphaeay the WESTERN PIONEER the buspe,.
invariably sood-nOus better" Cineinnat GAzst.s
II Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD CO., Louisville Ky
fs2s sm7P MARTIN, OWEN CO., Contracting Agents,
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TnLnoRAPHnD TO THE CRESCENT.
su the Southern Linz.

Bp the Southern Atmf.
Arrival of the Illinois.
New YORK, May Is. 8 p. NJ
The mail steamer Illinois arrived here this
morning, bringing over 500 passengers and three
millions Of dollars worth of gold. Her accounts
are no later than those already received by way
of New Orleans.
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, May Is.
The Eastern mail arrived this morning, with
dates from New York of the 9th inst, as late as
due
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Bp tbf National Lint.

6p tbf National lnf.
Ohio River-Steamboats.
PITTSBURGH, May IA, NJ.
The river here is falling slowly, with six feet
eight inches water in the channel.
CINCINNATI, May IA, 8 p NJ.
The river here has risen eight inches during
the last twenty four hours, and is still rising.
LOUISVILLE, May IA, 8 p. NJ.
The river here is still falling, with seven feet
nine inches water in the canal
The steamboat Charles Hammond has arrived,
and the Mary Hunt has departed for New Or
leans
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1OPtanfes's and Country Dealers.
p & E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS,
~ Keep constantly GU hand
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE COUNTRY CONSUMPTION
Planters EVERY ARTICLE their reov
for their plantation use.
Country Merchants would examine their RICH
SUPPLIES OF IMPORTED GOODS, which they sell in SMALL
QUANTITIES. thereby giving purchaser GENERAL AssoRT
MENT, without laying in large supply of each article
p. & T. REILLY CO.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEALERS
mh21 2ptf Canal apdR stree
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Elegant Summer Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
~ Have received steamship Cherokee further additions 10
their LARGE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
comprising rich and varied assortment.
BLACK GRENADINE SILK AND MERINo FRoCK AND SAC
COATS;
BLACK AND coLoRED ALPACA AND cAsHAIERETTE FRocK
AND SAC COATS;
PoNGEE SILK, HoNG-KoNG AND LINEN FRocK AND SAC
COATS;
VESTS;
RICH FANCY, BUFF AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTS ;
RICH FANCY CASHMERE AND PLAIN DoEsKIN PANTS
CRAVATs
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEF, Etc
tr- Store moi open on Sunday. No deviation in prices.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
mYlO TYP No. 81 Magazine street. Of Gravier.
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20

Oh Joseph Assffy, On
W IMPORTER, III
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under the ST. Charles Hotel, 81. Charles street
ORLEANS,
Respectfully Wholesale nm,
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which Il freshly
imported and constantly supplied Throughout, the year
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLO COMBS Of every .tvls and
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Of his own manufacture and
atthe lowest Northern factory prices. ~
TOILET ARTICLES,
such as rUMERY HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS PoMATUM FAN
FINE FANS, fURsEs, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, roRrA
BILE DESKS together with endless FORTE
Of Atyle and shape proea
GUNS PISTOLS KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REVOLVING
PisTOs, SCISSORS RAzoRs LIFE PRESERyERs, FISHING
HEELS and TACKLE Of every variety to suit the
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.
The stock in this line, consisting par. Cooper NJ J.
Io5ss and real Jos johnson with
SWISS and ENGLlsH LEY Frs together with large stock 81 fns
great BY " Roberts, many years engaged the wholesale %
nsS and having been purchased exclusively
are o1ersd 70 purchasers-
- Every article warranted represented The money
- WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED ana
WARRANTED fsis anss
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Day and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ D. DIMITRY
~ The the school reformed on MONDAY
nett, JahuAry3.
No tangled systems Of superficial usrucon,
Questionable poPriety, adopted Strict paid 70
the physical welfare to the moral
Of the pupil.
The institution offers advantages learning Of the Fueh
language.
Apply person. or by letter. al the Institute, TIvoL CIRCLE
South. last ssetou. ssc,, a.
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okLkANs THEATRE. M. Ellie, First
sa0nnist at the French Theatre, takes Bene-
y, The Orchestra at this establishment has
ways been most admirably conducted and
"sn pssotced in and " up" to its business. A
s00d V,ohestra is an essential prerequisite to
So Vpera' and without it the best artist
=, soa,a ~ oswlidered and at fault. If the pub.
~ NJ mOs recognize the merits of importan,
auxiiiaries in the work Of the opera,;c art;a,
they must expect to drive, first, Tho 20
and, then, the leading artists, from tho s.a..
as necessary consequence. e'
Mr.. Ellie has been twenty EIGHT years in ON,
city--deserves, and should have a hapdsom,
benefit.
Our splendid Creole Pianist, Gottschalk, lend
the aid Of his fine talents and rare cultivation
in compliment to the worthy beneficiary.
Rossini's Grand Opera, /. Moses" will be pre-
sented Hfa1ag
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Bayou SARA, May Is.
The Eclipse passed here last night, at few
minutes past ten, making about twelve hours
from New Orleans
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New Orleans, La.
N b. Eyes light, hair light, character light,
occupation exceedingly ditto, and residence all
the world before me where to choose" Don't
forget JR
I'VE publish the above by particular request
Of our friend, Brown, who, like all minute men,
Is rather prolix; but then he knows that
zen, Downs knows that there !" is no necessity
to be in hurry and will read it at his leisure
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Thirty and odd, with few struggling gray
heirs, stolen from Early Piety and Election
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TWO RUGGISTS-Wanted, DRUG CLERK
Apply Dr. j. BOOTH, Of Girod carodslst
mgio
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-30
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
IT the .Actc York Store. ST. .antliony Street,
LOUIS BTIM.


now receiving AMI opening of the largest stocks
causes tremendous rush at L. Bum's New Yorl; Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.fctc Styies Of 1853.
Which for beauty ami ncatncSs, quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladie 50 Depart mcnt
beautiful assortment of pain changcabie and cnfei
match; plain AM figured BtrcscS; silk Tissues: plain and
i.ur! silk popns, light ami lark mSns; Prints; Lawns;
Barcgc de lines which beauty cxc.ilei,
and prices that hard Ia beat; any quantity Cling
hams of all styles AMI c"lors; light ami dark ccocs which
YOU have only 10 examine To they handsome. In
The hawl Depart mcnt.
may be found beautiful line OF silk Thibcts, Cashmere
Brooches. single ami long sawls; with the largest and
complete assortment of silks Iiccs and MantillS ever
ohrr and which for beauty and ncatncss be sur
passed.
The biggest lot Of Bonnc:s. Bonnet Rian,s, Parasols,
Hosiery latest styles of collars and under chcmi-
sets; Bands; Elgngs; nscrtins-; plain and embroidered
laihk"rrhi"f very large lot al Fancy Goods; French
pcruIii"ry. etc. \ very large assortment Of
Jewrlry and silver Ware.
will lay Ia oil ami the public in general
that stock large and well assorted and bought
prcssly TO he sol and shall he sold cheap
Establishment west Of New York do. shall purchase,
i"lale STYLES of good, durin, the months.
Finally, would 10 all those wishing good bargains
in e-'Hl>. Ia lac and call at
Blum's New YORK BaZaar,
Saint hntlpy street, before purchasing, the t"pis will
be- shown freely, and il Will nothing; examine
stock. LOUIS Blum.
st. Paul. June CO. 1853. 4ltf
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FOR RENT.

THE HALFWAY HOUSE and Farm, consisting of
$50 acres of land partly fenced and under
This property is situated the ST. Paul and saltwater
road centrally between the places and well adapt
ell for the hotel business, being surrounded by the best
lakes for fishing in the Territory, making it general place
persons engaging In piscaoria sports. Daily
lines of stages pass every day.
This property will be leased for three five years
reasonable terms.
The furniture will also be sold TO person taking the
house, desired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned in st. Paul, WIN. BRANCH.
St. Paul, July 80, 1S53-46n
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A New Song.
TUNE" DOLLY Ddy -

TUNE" Dolly Day."
You've heard about the railroad,
That goes with lightning speed,
And now we'll sing little song
About an Indian weed,
That's SO delicious to the taste
or all who smoke chew
The Aromatic, Sweet Kcntnck,
The Twist, or Honey Dew.
CHORUS.
Then swell the sound
The country round,
The joyful news repeat,
The best Tobacco to be found
Is on 81 near Jackson street.
While was In St. Paul,
travelled Ger and ger,
But could not suit myself, until
came TO CAMPBELI'S Store.
'Twas there saw the Diadem,
The Peach and Virgin Gold,
The Jesse Hare, and Natural leaf,
That knocks all others cold.
CHORUS.
Some hundred thousand best cigars
His shelves they do adOrn,
And all Of them &c mported' too,
Right in great big horn,
Now, gentlemen, don't misconsrue,
Nor take this for Joke.
But walk right up to CampbelPs Store,
And take gentcel smoke.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

ROM the subscriber the night of the 9th OF July,
l. two bright bay horses, with black names and tails,
the hind foot Of tue largest horse white, also small
bunch the fore leg of the same horse caused by the
pole cha6Rg the other horse had dstingnishabe
marks; they about is hand high, and from six to
eight Old, both square trotters, and well matched
When they left they shod all round with shoes.
returning said horses to the give in
formation where they may be found, will be literally
war,ic,i. GEO. Is. FOLSOM.
Falls st. Croix. July IL, 1S53-46tf
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ALL ST. PAUL,

A Nd the rest Of this upper country will please take
n notice, that my Stock is complete, and that
am prepared to sell cash usual small rates of
profit, AMI to offer assortment that has been
cellcd in this market. The following comprises only
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothnS of every description,
Boots AMI shoes Of all styles and kinlS,
Dress go"s, very large esSortmcnt consisting In part
OFFS BarcScs, Lawf>, DcaincS. Shaln', Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRIPPE SIiiTLS,
Cashmere shawls, ETC.; as fine assortment Of Don"s-
tic-al GRADES Check, Hickory, TckngS, Oott"nnies
Dimiy, Diaper, Linen Drngs suitable for and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mtts,
BonMets and Artificial Flowers,
Lrshorn, Panama, and Chip Hats Of latest styles,
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags, Carpctng, Musluo
Bars, etc,
JEWEi.RY-a large lot of the finest quality.
Also, at the store door below my old stand,
keep a large assortment of FRESH FAMILY GROCE-
RlES.
Always on hand Flour, Pork. Bacon, Lard, Sugar, C"f
fee, Mul:Sscs, etc
HARDWARE,
consisting in part Of Farming utensils, Rak"s, Hoes,
Scytbc snaths, Cradles. t;ristonc, Suvcls, Spades
Qnecnsware, a large assortment.
fine lot 1-2. | and 10 bushcl baskets.
Gums and sporting articles of all kinds.
400 kegs Of fine powder,
SO bags shot,
Percussion Caps-bcst quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddles, Brides, Collars, u,tcrS, MartinSiles,
Whips, NaliS,S, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
Nav SS. IS53-3.tf
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ID 1 f d,

In st. Anthony, Thursday morning. July Fl, at fifteen
minutes past O'Clock, WILLIAM B, youngest son Of
Prof. Sweet aged 10 years. month and i3 days.
lie bore his sickness with remarkable patience and for
titudc and lamp life went out without an apparent
struggle. He died by his PARENTS brother and
sister, but away other friends who will mourn
over this sad intelligence.
The opening bud rich promise gave
Of fruit, 10 greet eyes,
But the Great Gard ner bore ii hence,
To blocm meath brighter skies.
No storm will touch its petals there,
No blasting mildew blight;
But it will spread its beauties rare,
Perennial to the sight.
We miss its fragrance round our way,
At and dewy eve;
But since II blooms in brighter lay.
Our fond hearts may not grieve.
We can but mourn that & this our SOM,
Has left warm embrace,
And yet, OH! Lord, in what thou'st done,
Thy kindness we would trace. S.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-30
CAPITOL PROPOSALS

CEALED proposals will be received by the Board Of
- Building Commissioners until the first of September
next, grading the Capitol Grounds, cleaning the
rubbish and dirt from the samc building arys around
the basement windows in the rear the building, and
erecting steps at the doors In the SAME, also to make
cuvcrt from the capitol Ninth street, and filling
up ditch. The arys and steps to be OF cut stone and
the culvert to be foot i'll the clear, of stone.
l.. W. BRUNSON,
46-3w Building Commissioner.