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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

THE officers of the land Office at Minneapolis
have not yet received their papers. Why this de-
lay? Has Jchn Wilson anything to do with with
holding them
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

% While other places are suffering with
the drought, here, in Minnesota, we are enjoying
cool delightful showers.
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CO After several days of rain, the atmosphere
is cool and invigorating. Health of the city good.
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DkfALcAnoN.-A Philadelphia note broker alb
seconded with $40 900. He was arrested at Long
Branch and is now in Jail.
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LIN e,

LIME.
TINE subscriber tn furnish superior
i article Of Lime at the kiln at ST. Anthony. This article
thoroughly ascertaned to be
the above Alton It will
be furnished 81 so bb without at the kiln
at 81 so bb In st Paul, in lots Of not less than ten tbs
Orders Through the post office will prompt aen-
ton, the Lime delivered the above anywhere
within mile Of the Court House In ST. Paul.
Address A. KING,
-1cdy. Extls ofSt Init,
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CyDr. Wren will please accept our thanks for
several late New York papers.
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LOST.
NEW YORK BAZAAR.

rs ST. Paul. probably wfnsiow Houss and the
Upper Landing Monday Satin Vest,
wrapped brown paper. will favor the
owner by leaving 1t at this once. septt-2t.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR.
New Goods. New Co0dS.s
TUsT Eagle very large assortment Of
u Fall Goods, comprising
Staple and Fancy Goods; CoIored and Black Silks;
Hosiery, Embroidery and Jeeirv every description;
assortment found this BuRao. Ladies
call, anime for yourSevss Sou win Be pleased.
A. the old stand wm H. FORBES, opposite the Bsntng
Holss Of Bc.ur Oskes. sepf6-tf.
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INDIAN SUpPLIEs.-We learn from the contract
ors of the Indian Supplies that there are at pres
cnt over forty tuns Of provisions at Red Wood,
awaiting the demand of the Indians, and that
the contractors are hurrying on the balance Of
the goods as fast as possible.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

c. The foreign market is firm Flour is in good
demand. Wheat unchanged. Other articles COM
mand a good price.
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nesota Packet Company have purchased two light
draught boats to run in the st. Paul trade and to
convey the mails. We know that this will be
fo oiti1opc
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e@ Freight from Galena to st. Paul is 81 per
hundred. What it will be two months hence, can
we'll be imagined.
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Gy@We are indebted to ISAAC VAN ETTEN, Esq,
and other gentlemen, for copies of the Report Of
the Investigating Committee on the Minnesota
Land Bill Fraud.
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Dakota County Convention.

The Democratic voters met en- nldsSe, last
Saturday at, Mendoza. His Honor Judge Chat
field was called to the Chair, and Mtjor j. j.
Noah appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen directors to the District Nom mating Con-
vention, to be held at Shakopee:
j. j. Noah, Albert Webster, F. J. Bartlett, r.
O'Nell, James Locke, James Thompson, Thomas
Burns.
The Convention then unanimously passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, That our delegates be instructed to
vote for Henry II. Sibley, as the only candidate
of Dakota county, as the peoples choice of his
party.
The Convention was in one voice, and adj ourn-
ed to meet at the polls, to pile up the sbiggest
kind of majority for Sibley. n.
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Ga5 The steamers War Eagle, Black Hawk and
Clarion, reached our Levee on Saturday afternoon.
The Landing presented a busy appearance soon
after their arrival.
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GTThe st. Anthony Express says that the
mill at Anoka is now in operation.
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VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARA TIONG.

fresh supply always hand.
vNTE offer to the public Minnesota following
w articles the receipts for which, the ThouS
and Dollars was paid few s.s., our Dos
-
These preparations Of thirty in
the Eastern Cities, and although had then, before
the people Of Minnesota about year, yet their
been Of the most gratifying character.
We lame few pf the principal, viz:
EOND'S ANODYNE PLASTER.
Tor pains In the breast back side,
BONDS HEALING SALyE.
for cuts, burns, bruises sores, &c. -
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT
for letter and all skin eruptions.
BONDS PILE OINTMENT
a remedy for all kinds OF piles.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT
a remedy for the Itch and Salt Rheum.
BONDS EYE SALvC.
for sore weak and nramed eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP
apleaan ana cdcous remedy coughs colds
BONDS ETHEREAL FIUTIl
for cleansing all kinds material OF paints grease
&C., without injury TO the delicate textures ' ~
ad all other articles Druggists at the oves, ms
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The Free Banks Of Indiana.

CINCINNATI, August IA.
The notes Of all but four of the Indiana Free
Banks, were refused in the Banks in this city to-
day, which causes considerable excitement. The
Banks hold meeting here tomorrow, when they
will probably decide to receive the paper of the
Indiana Canks for limited time.
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PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE lots in the business pars Of he tv u
lease on Favorable terms. Inquire at the once off
IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK.
autSott st. Anthony Street,
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c1Y7 1t will be observed that Democratic Con-
vention at Shakopec has instructed its Delegates
to vote for Hon. II. II. Sibley, for Representative
Mr.. Sibley is good man and perfectly sound on
the railroad question.
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ca The Galena ADV. states that the cars on
the Illinois Central Railroad will run to Scales
Mound, twelve miles from Galcna, on Monday, the
4th. 1t is expected that the whole road will be in
operation on the LIST of February.
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TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMTLIESe
NOOh particular attention Is respectfully solicited aUpa
1eeh Employed IN the manufacture Chemicas ana
Tue hta Prescription bsiness in the Philadelphia an
nc 'aner for 10 Year,, profess to understand IL thor
ousny, ana VIII continue Prescription
our establishment whole attention. We
purchase only the best, freshest and Chicas ana
ac OF the most celebrated English, French ana Aeresn
Msnacturers and In their careful, accurate and shn ~
pounding claim not TO be exceled. r. w pOSn 0A-
Apothecary and Chemist. City prrg sfore son. r.,
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>. \. InyIxE. J. n. STONE. ,. MeeoAMscx.
IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK,
nEALERS in Real Estate, 81. Anthony Street, near the
Ownslow House, and sell Real Estate locate Land
Warrants, and attend
conveyancing, making pats towshD man,
Farming Lsnds, City and Town Property for sale. -
St. Pau, Aug, 20, 1854. sue3o-tf
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JUST RECEIVER:

APoinecay ana Chemist, City Drug Store, Saint psra
JUST RECETvED
OOO wore Copies of
- EONDS WORK ON cIINNESOTA
SH1SEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY soID m
Ill 1lnnesota aid It's REQUIRES" In 1884.
mOnh o. SOY pages, handsomely bound ana
10 wnen Is added Campfire Sketches With nev NJ
% me derritery. Ey J. Wesley Bond.
sixth Edition. enlarged and improved up to the pr<s<nt
mas Just been published in New York, ana the vork n
sui seling rapidly all over the Union.
For sale at R0Nn 4 vrr ncr,s
City Drug Store, 81. Anthouy-st., Upper 81 PAU.
W. '''''" S'es""oss' ang6y
Jo1spdold 'SHaAoI unror spv
sssoH irdIsupd 90, ~ so5 psnsa "a mA sssSussssd6
'S<Sp s9vuyl1
IT Suun1ss Errgll slypssupsM XspuoH urI sc
1AvaT TIA
'ssdoTSVS pas Jnod -
pus ~ sEspaasss sEsps,aqI lspssi % ssssis
1Av11
'suBI ssSot3DJ pms Ss14Auy1g
'sos7s sysE xuoq1uv u ora $50
sA1xsS puS ~ 1uIusou IsSAs
3Av17 TIA
's3s,s qyk xusQssv sss
sq1 70 sAu sq3 uodn pus 81 SuyuJou IssHs M y
zAvz1 lila
XzIYA11lis GNv 1ovd IxIvS
S4Hov0o aev1G 40 1NJ1 x1lvQ
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URKEE'S Chemical Yeast Powders; Com Starch, Fauna
- Arrow Root Tapaco Sage, Cocpes elane, and every
other hghparticle Of diet for echocra times.''
Call at the GOLD BROWN STORE,
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"TlIE WORLDS FAIR"

Co,nr oj Third dnd hDteriS S:te.t. 81. Ioul
TNIE pr"prieor of the Worlds Fair having just returned
from the IA It with large and extensive assortment
OF new and desirable Spring and = nner goods invites
the attention of his patrons call and examine his stock.
tie can find time cnuncra;e only few oi the many
tice> which can be found i'll his store.
BnNNES-Sin, lace belgrade blonde lace
pedal aud diamond Italian English and D'rhStabe.
LNCES-l.merck thread linen NncenneS, Honitou Ger
man. cotton and pointed ribbons Of every variety.
NtSiINs AND WRoyGIlr Gous--l4.ce capcS cgmoettes.
under and mantillaS.
SIAwIs-Figured and Fancy Brocade. Barase and
Silks. Cashmere Tibet and French Print, Grape Sha l.
and SarfS
pAHAsoIS-Figured Lace SILK Brocade Imperial Wa
tered and Foulard Plain and Figured Satin.
Tissues SiLNS. SArNS AND BH.SS GoJUS-Plln figured
and all wool Btrages and Barge Deiatns, Muslin Robes
American, French and ,g,h ,Itconet aud Caulbrc.
French, English and American Prints.
MILLINERY GO"pSB ,OTs SIinEs GAITERS--Fl,n and
fancy, Tipped Fox Patterned ani Bronzet Children 5,
fCitn's and Ms. in great variety. Men Calf aud Nip
Oxford and mon lies Slippers and Carpet Shoes.
Goods Mems and Boys Clothing really made and made
70 order on the shortest notice
Six, Fur, Panama, Leghorn, and variety of other
Hats, Caps, &c
Oil Cloth, Drur-et and Tapestry, Wool, Cotton ami
Hemp, Floor and sair Carpet.
general assortment OF House FL fn-hnS Goods. in
GLIDING Paper langng> Muslin, Linen. Lace, and
parent Window Shades and Curtains with full set Of Cord
! fas>els and Rollers pertaining to- Gilt Coruces Stair
Rods. Yankee Notions Boots and Sloes etc,
Goods delivered in town Il boat carriage free.
WORLDS FAIR STORE.
Corner Third anil R)bcts Streets, 81. Paul.
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GENERAL. MARKETS.

1--we SrocK.-Corrected daily by Mr. c. CorLrER.-B
foot cts /. ib. Cows S3od $50. Work oxen from
coca $50 {. yoke.
FRESH MEAT-Retailf'eef Sc. I012c Mutton. Zoe. Gl2
Pork, l. az. Veal, Il &c Chickens 50 20 r dozen
PRovl>1oSs-(Correcret'd daily by Mr. PRESLEY Pork
81 5ofislS e Dbl Hams lie. = B. lard 12!c Flour
superfne, So % extra s. Z Dbl. Corn Mea 75c /: bu
Beans, 81 80 4 bush. Potatoe, 30c035c 2 bush. Fresh
Butter, l5c 25c 2 It, Cheese, &C. 4 ii. Eggs, l5c.
q dozen.
GRoCERIEs-( From Mr. ALEXANDER REY Robert street
Sugar, brown, &C. sc. refined, &c. crushed and pow
dcrei, l2izc r h. Coffee, l5c. 02jc. Tea, 6oc 1sl.
Rice, So q, Zoe. MoLsie> soc. soc E, gallon.
DRIED FRrrr-Apple., ~ 50 q bushel. Peaces, SO 90,
Green Apples. s1G9 Z barrel
GgNN-Oats 45c. Corn, 70c. G775r Barley, Csc
I>,EILASEoUs-trackcrs 81 50GSj 80 = barrel Tai
low l5c +. H. Candles star, 35c. = b. Fresh Fish.
Sc. u b. dried, 7c. Lime 81 5oG$2 90 p Dbl Onions
soc 4 bush Lard Oil, 81 10 = gal Salt, 81 90 e bu.
Vinegar 25c. T. gallon. Tallow, l3c. 4 Ii. Tobacco,
loo a. SOC. Hides (green) 8 &C. dry, &C. = Id.
LUHHFE.--Common, $l0G1i4 Z NJ Dimension stuff,
fl4Dsl6; Flooring SIC siding; sl6 Seasoned, $-0G-5
Shingles, 81 0oN0S3 50 Lath, s.
Woodbury., 50 Ooa$3 50 p cord.
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st. Anthony Items.

ne following items we clip from the St. Anthony
Express Of July LIST:
Mr.. STEELE via erect the present season, a
substantial timber bridge from the foot Of Cedar st.
20 Ifennepin Island. 1t will be about 300 feet in
length, and less than Is in width, to he in
.lition for Csc by the fi+, of November next. An
improvement greatly needed, aud indispensable when
the Touring mill goes into operation.
We learn that Nj TozER, residing on the we'll
known farm between St. Paul and this place. has
sold the same for 5000. Mr.. T. purchased the
property about year since for - 200. That is the
way teal estate goes up in Minnesota.
The crop of Strawberries this year has been light
in this vicinity, and the berries smaller iha, usual
a few have appeared in market at twenty-five cents
FER quart.
Pigeons are becoming abundant, large Aocks pass
ing and rerassi"g daily. A gentleman Informed us
that he bagged upwards OF thirty in few houls
shooting, one day the present week.
An effort is now being made to raise suffcien
money to build light draft, fastrunnins boat, to ply
tetwecn thi, place and Sank Rapids. The Con.
,p.yey draws too much water for the trade, and at
new boa, is earnestly demanded to supply the bus-
ness wants of this place and the upper country. 1t
is estimated that boat suitable for the trade be
built fm 8 or $4,000.
Large amounts OF stock continue to arrive f;on
hell ", which find. ready sale at high prices. The
frmcr in Minnesota can engage IN no more proiabl,
business than raising stock Of all kinds There can
ir no doubt but that cattle and horses will bring a
high price f'r many years to come.
I'VE understand that logs are selling at 80 per
thousand at the foot Of the st. Paul hnom, RATED
ready for running. At this price our umbeInen ill
De well compensated for their winters work.
Mr.. FRAZER brought up ii fine horses TO this
place from below. by the last trip of the Minnesota
BHe. Horses continue to find ready sale at high
prices.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Hope.

Hope was rosy maiden,
With laughing, merry eyes,
But she always shut them very close
When storms were in the skies.
.. Pho pho - she cried, otis but a sham,
TIe sun /, peeping gu:
He has only been inq uirng
What the moon has been about"
One day she los. a treasure
III find il, y was the cry;
cor, il don't, III DO without,
Or know the reason why"
Her little lambkin sickened--
Cheer up my pet" she cried
al havnt heard, these dozen years,
Of any lamb that died.
The clouds at last have broken,
And it's raining very fast
Yes, sung the merry maiden,
Too heavily - last"
The rose bud dropped unkindiy--
'You naughty little thing
But still have my lovely birds,
How charmingly they sing
TIE dead leaves lay by thousandS--
- 'Twoud Ice very sad" sa'd she.
- But see the green buds brcaAlils out
pom the mother tree
The coffin b. the cradle
Told the struggle that was DEF
Hope whispered in the mother eac,
lis but angel more -
Her bark upon the quicksands!
Ten thousand floods o'erwheni--
Hope looked above. This j. the t;u:e
For God to take the helm"
Death is standing by her pillow,
Sac feels the Icy kiss
She lifts her arms, - 90 to Col,
Where hope diasolres in bliss
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GALENA MARK ETS.
corrected Daily from the Gtlena Adrs,1i'

Corrected Daily tront the Giena Adrsriser.)
FLovn-Superiine So so a ) 60, Extra Sc 90
Sc 80.
GkA1s. Oats bush. 81 DC Corn, none.
PoRK.-Mess Sl3a Sl4, do Clear SIS SIG.
BAcoN.-IIam- Sc Sc, Shoulders 6 IA &c.
LARD.--S I-2 to &c.
BuTrER-Fresh Is isc, Firkm II 10 Is.
CHEEsE-E ID and " IL l5c, Country 9 a
l0c.
SrGAR-N O 4i.2a lac, Clarified 6 81
&c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N o 80 a 35c, S ii 36 a Acc.
CorFEE-Rio II l-2 IL l-2c, Java l6 lie.
Rice, q 6 Ia.
TEA-Imperial IS 75c, II 40 zoe, Black
40 60c.
TopAcco-Virgina Is Sc, Missouri l2 IL G
CANDLES and SoAP-Mould 13 1-2 a Tic Tallow,
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap 3-4 a s ii.
Participates, green per bbl 3 80 >>3 80,
Dried, per bush % 50, Peaches, dried, IS
90 90, R,isiils per box - 90, Lemons 81 90
al 50.
TIsH-Mackere. No. ! per Dbl, S1s 90, No. 2
do 10 90. No. 3 do Ii 90, Goldfish per bbl 81 90
Salmon per Dbl $50 90, Oysters per dozen, IS 90
50 90.
HARDwARE-NailS, Jmiata per Ib o1r, Iron
Mountain, s a Ii, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar,
) 6, II ) Bar, 6 l-2 12, Sheet Amcrican
3 l-2 9, Nail Rod &c, Russian Is Bic, Cas;
Steel per lb pc, Blister l6.p 20, German 1Sa-
Steel springs ii .l5s~ Axcls 10 II l-2, Anvil
Pa Is, ANes~per d'z. ii 90 a Ii 50. Chains
log, per III s ID, Cable 10, Miners shove!s pei
d,z a II, Spades do.
SALr-G \ per sack 81 %, Id ? so, Ka-
nawah, per bush soc.
DIR Gocps-Blue drills Per yard - llct<,
Brown Shee'iny, I ;-ic, Osn,b'wg, IL he
Blue denimS, 10 a II, Cotton bats IL IL l-2.
Cotton yarn - a p, Ticking . Is.
GLAss-l2xlS per box 6 80 81 90, 10>l4
per box, ) p - 80, l0>l2 1 so, $40 50 Il
1 90.
LUMRER-Clcar per NJ 25 90 80 90, Common,
- 90 IL 90, Flooring, rough, 20 90 % 90,
paned 30 90 a 35 90, Siding 10 90 20 90,
Shooting, II 90 ii, Lath ) 90, Shingles 80
a i 25.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs-a- Shot. per
sack 81 90, White pure per keg OF a 2 IS, No
l, per key 2 25 a 2 80
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OMrfdI.
BY THE PIX EiSiDENr OF TIE CNITED
ScATES.-NOs f..

Tn pursuance Of law l. FkANnLlN riESCE. Presiden,
OF the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known Public sales will be held the I'm
dermentioned Land Offices in the TERRITORY OF MIN
Nft9oiA at the times herein de,ignatei t" Wit;
At the Land Office at BROWNSVILLE, commencing Oh
Monday the eleventh day Of september nex for the dis
Posa OF the Public Lands situated within the und"ren
toned townships viz:
North Of line and uea oftbe principal meridian
Townships hundred and one and hundred and two,
OF range five.
Township, hundred and one and hundred and two
OF range six.
Township, hundred one and hundred and vo,
OF range seven.
townships hundred and one and hundred and two
of range eigh.
Township hundred and one one hundred and two Que
hundred and three, and one hundred and four OF
Townships hundred and hundred and two.
one hundred am, three, and hundred and four 81
range ten.
townships hundred and one hundred and two one
hundred and three, one hundred and four and nun
drei ana five OF range eleven
~ The place, commencing Monday, the twenty
hiti day OF September. ncA ior the dl" oi Public
Lands within the limits OF the onin- townships, VIZ:
"'t q the tisc i"e ai cet n tie IGN iiactpa neridan
townships one hundred and one, one hundred and two,
one hundred and three, hundred aud ard ono
! hundred and five OF range twelve.
Townships one hundred and one, one hundred aud two
Que hundred and three, and hun4ged and four, OF
| range thirteen.
Township. hundred and one one hunire, and two
and one hundred and three, ot range fourteen.
Townships one hundred and one one hundred and two.
one hundred aud three, and one hundred and iodr ot
! range fifteen
Townships hundred and two hundred and three,
one hundred and four, hundred and 1--WE OF range
- 80 , .o., 100 ,.,., - a,
ioii''i'N one h'''red anu lodi anu oHe iuneu Hn'
w Nv Vi i'hSea a. ci'tt'. Sr,,r r.rrD : 80
AZ ,H- - 'ie ., a. 49, IN, - ~
I - -, d. ia; i,i , = ~ ~ tI ,I, ~" p,
800 - - i' 'u la 0 ~ ne -
! - ,.-. ,...-, RI, . . II, ..,.
1 t.; st. . 49, ,' a" :? ;Y '' " f' Wv ~ '
! r IVA t;p ny -! . " IS -
- a; ~ i !: wv W i"se 49, r. ..,
/ -'f' '0-'!' i''! 1' "N t'''! 'o' "a i'eN N's"
+, I,lI' :, .o.,;o, g, oo, .,,,... .a .-o.. ao, 80.
,n,,' .;,,,t IN ,,.,, ~; ,i;;n,. ~ ~ -, .n, ,
I .L;,:' ,,i., ,;i, l ~. :, ,,.! -. =; ~. 'P
=, - "a ,;nt 49, " 80 - q = ~. ~.
o., t;. -. =. @ ,r:r %, t III nv ~. - .
= r ,h.' 49,; ,,,,;,,d :. .,a, -, o y, - a,I i 10
.,,.i,. r ~. ,,,:,i,. .,r' . =. -, -, -,
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ForWdr0tug.
l. e. RURRANK II CO..

J.C. BURBANK Il CO.,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and PrOvisions.--
Wharf Boat St Paul Min. J. BURBANK,
&. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consgnees will find it TO their interest 10
do business with U.s. the expense Of Labor and Dray-
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Coz. w: A. Gormlan,
v We VI 5SS;;:s:a.ssT'' i. C. Paul.
B. II. Campbell, L. Co
i::;. y: s.g:s : o'',o''s"..
II. 5. Harris, 4 Co.
g. R'l F. w s.sa, Isl. Louis.
Charles SENDER, Il Co., u,
Manning h Sfanwood. s "9'""
Mark Packages u. & e. Wharf Boat ST. Paul.
Mil ncsota
~. Paul, May l., 1854. 1.tf
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARK ETS.
DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, !

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
July s, 1854.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and so Is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers. 8 lint Paul.
Exchange on New York and St. Louis, Il = cent.
- ID lbuque and Galena ......R =
q" " Chicago .................A
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
Al Eastern Ohio Indiana Michigan, and other West
currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON Georgia. taken at par.
Memphis, Tennessee Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co, Covngton Conner
vile Indiana and Bank of Commerce Dist. COLUMBIA
received.
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D E LER IN REAL ESTA TIE,
oFFICE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street.)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
IT AND bought and sold throughout the Terrtoryi
IL investments made to the best advantage and Land
Warrsits located.
REFERENCES.
Netc York. Minnesota.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon, w ii. WEIGH Chief
Capt. A. De ieyster, Justice of Min. Ter
Nessrs. =. Thompson Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del
a. Nephew, egate to Congress,
Messrs. Williams d Guicn Rice, llollipgshead Il
Phuddeiphia. Becker, Attys al Law.
Joseph Patterson Esq, Pre- Messrs. Borup Il Oakes,
dent Western Bank, Bankers,
Messrs. DreNe Il Co. Bks J. 7. Ko>ser. Esq. Secre-
g X. Tay lor q Co., tary OF the Territory,
&" Freed, Ward 4 Freed, Ames Il Van Etteu, At
" Bingham g. Dock, torEeI at Law,
" Siters. James d Co, Rev. r VI. Fullerton Re-
I" Bailey Il Co., gster u. : Land Ofice,
Edward Hurst, Esq. NOta- WIN Iiucombe, Esq. Re
~ Public, ceiver u. 5. Land Office,
ii. Me-schert, Atty at Law T. L. Mann, NJ ID.
James Kitchen NJ. d.
Hiam Stoeyer, Esq t49-u
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GREAT CENTRAL AND L. s. MAIL


TJNO SAINT PAUL, the Atlantic Cities and intermediate
L points, via first class steamers of the Minnesota
Packet Company Michigan Central Railroad. Great
Western Canada Railroad, the Corpanvs splendid
line of $ Lake Erie, connecting with the New
York Central New York and Erie and other important
arouchfae in the United States This route l. pert't
in connections aud is une4uaed in safety, comfort
dispatch ami economy.
Cincinnati Ia s>engers ticketed the New Albany
and Sai. Railroad. reaching their destination hours
sooner than by any other route.
Tickets sold detroit, Buffalo. Pittsburgh, Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia. New York, Boston. Niagara
Falls &c. &c, at much reduced rates and by the best
routes T. N. METCALF, Agent
No Winslow House.
saint Paul. July I, 1854. jy Adm
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