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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-09
WAKEFIELD & BROWN,

4 TTORNEYS AND COTNSELLORS AT Law,
"A Homes st., opposite the Wasson House, Skakope",
Scott county, NJ. T., will give prompt attention to the
their profession in this AMI adjoining
tics. Gains bought and sold. Information furnished
with reference to titles free Of charge.
j. IL. WAKEFIELD. L.. NJ. DROWN.
Nov. ~. 1851. (w1y)
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l1rBrcUE. NOV. %. 1854.
Er:Tcns Eyr::.E"s ..~n IIER...p:


Hearing every day that We are to he without
railroad facilities IA III" Last. and that the Hi
nos Central I:1:!i"-,:l Company DO not intend
reaching here :og t.i:ec o.: tonr yeats. and be
lieying these rp"rts will iniure our town,
should strangers .;clir.c them. take this op-
portnnty OF >a:::i.: that | WAS in New Io!A
during t,e m02::i OF October. ana saw person
ally the genieI.el and executive comlnittc" Of
hat road, who ;:<-iIr,;! mos. positively tha.
the road woal,i lr :i...s;cd to the Mississippi
river ~ carly si:r.aS o. opening Of navi3a-
tinG.
viii! also further STATE. that there is q large
free now - w'.-.. :iI:; id: or Galcna. and that
WIS assured lie grazing would be flashed
- January nrE:. | ~, also informed that
f-p company intended saGn II Give c.l:c.al no.
ice tit..t tii:.y w0,!ii receive and ship fright
from h"re ::rX; si'.;'-. reports. therefore. to
the cn.i-arr. sal IN i. by authority. are
.-iiTciy w,l::u:;. la. !:i;,",l ~ 'Gt:;!".
II. II. SANFORD.
!. :. Siun!i a%v person wish ala:t;onnt
IrCof as 30 Ire c.''n.: f.rn Of the road at the
Fn" nail |. Il: " Ii: BAT, II cross or,r tie nv
~ and s'c tii- ~; l.r.':r'.,- IL company az"
making. in g ii.:et.:..; their bul .::ags To- carly
sn:iag bn:.:ies. Ii. ". ).
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DRS. HADrIELD G. BOYD,

Homeopathic PHYSICIANS * SURGEONS,
OFFICE Third Street. next door to Buels.
Residence. Fort St. 81 door from the Smelling
St. Paul, Nov 80, 1854. d&w If
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

H. LINZ informs III" pubc that he has lust estab'
4 >leti Wholesale and Retail business in this city
of imported Havana CIGAR, French Win :. and
IMPORTED 6. DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Being connected with of the largest firms of I'M
porters in New Otlcan> aud St. Louis the undersigned
the the brands OF the import
ed articles. which OF better quality than any yet
offered in this market.
T- Coulry Merchants Will find Il to their advantage
give call and examine my goods before making
their TAI! purchases. y LINZ,
st Anthuuy street. 1t door to New Iok bazaar.
St Paul, Oct 3, 1854 dSswSm.
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sWIS. =. {
Irwin & jones,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, S. Pau, Minnesota. One,
IA AZ the ,liice OF the L Marshal. corer o st Antho-
ny and Marhc: streets. Dec 5,--1.G&w
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A-Ntpigran,.

By Ton, TIE FOLDER Boy.
The knO nothings coined into controlc,
And they burnt up lots of powder.
believe if they'd carried the whole,
They couldn't crowed no louder.
Boston Post.
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NV IoHK MONEY M,EKEr-Thc New York
Tribune oftllc 25.h says, that the money mar
ket continues 10 be too stringent for the COM
ftrt Of general borrowers. First class paper is
selling for II pr cent; but the buik of the pa
pc, in the hands o. The discount brokers goes
at Is TO IS par cent.
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ARTIST or ~ EyrREss N':ss:;SGEH.-Albcr
M"rI.c'. formerly employed q, Messenger lee,
tween tits c.ty ard Peoria by the American
Express Company. was arrested last week and
j. now in jail a; the latter place. charged with
aprropra'ing a package of $1,000 committed
20 his car-r at LaSa!lr. He states that he
placed il ia trunk with other parcels. and
ranno. account far its loss. He is young
MAJ unmarried. aud is said to have formerly
resided i. Rochester, y. l.--CLiraSo paper.
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STRAY COLTS.

q ZANE into my clCl, sure the 29th of Nov. at the
u BroThry settlement, Ramsey County, two Colts,
supposed be two olG-onc Of which il Of sorre
the other of bay color. The is requested to
prove property. pay CHARGES and take them away.
Dec 50, 1854. (*dlw&w2) A. BENNETT.
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Troy, Nov. %.

Troy, Nov. q.
Marshal Meet has arrested George Is. Rich
nr,i,oa. book ket per an cashier o: his uncle.
dob Richardson. late Collector OF o>wcgo. who
was ,lcf,.u.tcr in the sum of $1,000. lie was
committed 10 jail Tor examination.
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The weather cold, and we are having heavy
frost. The health of the city is excellent.
There have been hut lS5 deaths the past week,
aad OF these only % were of yellow fever.
BosToN, Nov. IS.
The "i'v Ct Chariestown yesterday elected
three Know Nctlings to the Legislature to fill
vaca.cies.
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a N!EG!HIA ..rsrR.crox.-Thc Governor of
Virginia, hcing troubled with constitutional
scvn,'lcs as TO his power in The premises dc
ci:l"d TO recommend a day for thank giving in
that State. Wlcrcupon tic Churches agreed
upon the sd inst, for Thanksgiving Day.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CATHCART & CO..

RA OCLD call the Alteration of the trade throughout
w the Territory 70 their Wholesale artmcnt
sisting %
- Bales brown ihrttns bales stripd shrting,
bales Canton fIannels l do heavy cotton duck,
5 do Brown Drilling rs prs rcd tianncis
do DENIS S blue drill 10 prs blue and grey flannel
Iinss 20 prs white grey do
do Bed Ticking t15 prs Batting
800 prs assorted prints - oz Buck gloves mitts,
- bales seamless bags 30 prs Crash
100 doZ Knitted socks
With large assortment of Threads. Hats, Caps, Wool
en- Yarn, COrforterS, ETC., etc.
Our advantages in the eastern markets., warrants in
saying that sell goods rs cheap as they be
bought in ST. fouis Chicago tfaiea adding the
Itatio call ard examination VIII convince
buyer. CATuCART * CO.
Oct. 4, 1854 CAV
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WINTER APPLES.

Test received by Steamer Excelsior, 100 barrels che ice
- winter apples also. 70 sacks Rio C"ht"
J. II. IRVINE l. Co.
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W QUEBEC. Nov. %.

In the Legislative Assembly. bills were read
a third time last night to abolish the feudal te-
nnrc and increasing the capital of the Mon
trral and Quebec banks to the extent of seven
millions OF dollars.
The Inspector Generals tariff resolutions
were adopted in the Canadian Legislative AS
semhly. without any important change. as re-
CARDS sugar. for which the following rates are
to he charged: refined, 250 +; bastard, Is ;
and raw l5J cents per cwt.
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4 - The Prc,i,yt rian Publishing House ri
Philadelphia was opened recently with great
ceremony. Speeches and prayers were made.
a.l ever, thing passed OF with the greatest
good feeling. Their building is to cost them
$1,000
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The Winslow House.

1U0 W IuSIO" 11OUS0.
Junction Of 81 Anhony, Eagle and Fort SIS, ST. Paul
Messrs. CLEMENT &c PARKER, Proprie.ors.
HI AViNG taken tbs large and conmosiious Hose
Il respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
The building is new. having only been opened in july
last, and expense has been spared in fGruisng il,
oilers to the travelling public that great desidcratIm
home. Ben. situated in the most business portion of
the city, Wis tors, Oh business pleasure, will find
their advantage to stop with The proprieors will
spare Pains to furnish their table with every luxury
the market affords.
~ Connected with this Hotel is Livery Stable.
prepared TO furnish pleasure parties. and Others. with
good turnouts. CLEMENT & PARKER.
S.; Paul, Nov. "a, 1854 d&wly.
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NucCm Money Taken at par!

W. BASS il selling his en- ire stock of Fall &
- WHIT tiopds, at greater BARGAINS than has
been eff rcd in st. Pau-cpnssting of very large
sUIiEy of clothing; piece goods, &c. Nc.; also. large
assortment of Back and Fancy Silks; all wool DrIanr>;
t;acsas Raw Sxs tiinghasls. amt Domes.ics. All Of
the Above looi> will be sold such prices will suit
the closest buyer. Gail and for yourselves. Store
opposite the Empire Saloon, 81 5. ST. Paul. Dec i.
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CrNU's NENr Goyl:ENoi:.-Tt is stated that
the President will make nomination for Co
werner of Utah sooa after the meeting of Con-
errss IS D:: CHAM Young has declared b.. in
dorc:}.!t:syc Of the President CT the United
States. it is tann:!it ip'!.c,oHS 10 send his sue
cc,sur ul!n.I With the additional authority
which may he conferred by the confirmation Of
the Senate. The General opinion that The Go
vcruorShip of t.aii IS vacant i, not we'll found
ed. The act makes spec'a provision that
the en- .iat.un Of his term the Governor shall
continue Ia oif.cc ultl his successor shall ar
rive. Governor Ioun. therefore will continue
to exercise lis functions probably until next
spring. There i gentleman passing the win
ter in those Alpine regions, i'll whom the Go
ycrnmcnt r2i0s2S The utmos. confidence. This
is Lieut.. Col. S;cptoc, O: the Artillery. He has
wilh him !; respectable force, consisting Of IA
dctac.l.!cn; Of the regular army. His instrut-
ticns are [" look we'll after the Interests OF the
General Government arnou1 The mDunta;nccrS
Eth" services of Cal. stcpto" are required in
the inauguration of the next civil government,
it is said thcy VII no; be refused.
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Jsf3- Those who possess real excellence say
the least about it.
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RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.- noblest act cv-
err put on a statute book in the world is this,
drawn up by Roger Williams
".All men may walk as their conscienccs per-
suade them, every one in the name of Cod
And let the lambs Of the Most High walk in
this colony without molcstaton in the name oi
Jehovah their God for ever and ever"
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

CORNER THIRD 8. JACKSON STREETS.
THIS Hotel is opened for fhe reception of viS-
i tiers. 1t is newly Init and thoroughly furnished
with new and neat furniture.
W K. ROCTT, Proprietor.
ST. Paul, Dec. I, 1854. (.&wtf)
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ST. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.
TTNHIS establishment is furnished with good as
surtmCnt Patterns, ana is ready To ill orders for
castings all descriptions short notice ard
Die terms Having experienced Pattern Maker, in
employ. prepared to get mp patterns oi any de-
scription that may be called for.
Also, Iron Turning and finishing.
Bras, and Composition Casting male TO order. Rabbit
metal, &C.. constantly on hand.
Oh irO brass and copper, taken in exchange for
work. r. Il j. b. GILMAN.
St. Paul, AIs. II, 1854. dAwly
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TIE Storm IN New BRUNSWICK From the
View Bruuswickcr we learn that the storm of
the Eth and 18th inst. Was productive ofgreat
,lama=" in various paiis of the Province. The
rain fell necessarily for upwards Of fifty hours.
and all the rivers and streams ovcriowcd their
bankS and Itlugc'l the low lands. The rcSer-
Ioir froln which the inhabitants Of ST. John de
rived their water was SO seriously injured that
the supply from it was cut off. and the paper
mill Of! Mr.. Phelps near ii, was partly carried
away. On the Little River" many mills and
several bridges had hecn swept away and on
other rivers great quantities OF t;rlbrr,hav. &c.
We're washed down the streams. Travelling
was s spcnhed throughout the Province. and
the mails were all behind hand.-PortGnd i'd
pcrt;srr.
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LINER & II AY w A D,
Attorneys and CoinscllOrs at Law,

OFFICE No I. EMPIRE BI ocK, ST. PAUL, MIN.
EdW ard c. Palmer. Wilbur NJ. Hayward
References :-Ex-Pres't Fillmore, Buffalo, n. Y.,;
Ex-(iov. VIM. >. Palmer. Danvn. vi; Gov. W. A.
German, st. Paul. NJ. t. Hon. II. X. jerome. Roche,-
ter. n. y; Hon. d. Smaley, Burlington VII; Iessrs
Kent, Eaton h Kent, \. i. City.
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Good New, for Next Season.

We find t!ic following in the Dubuque Ey-
press and iirralI Of the 3oth ult 1t but con.
irincs authentic information received and pub
,ishcd hy us some weeks ago. That the twen.
iy-ttree miles Of river nav cation and the sew
. miles Of mad navigation from Dubuque to
Galeaa. which noH intervene between st. Paul
AID The nearest railroad connecting us with the
Fast and South, viii IL dispensed with upon
.hc opening Of Ii. river next April, we have
rot the slgiltes: dcul..
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.
In The case of Beale. the dentist who was
convicted Of taking improper liberties with
Miss Nudge the Court refused TO grant new
trial. The sentence will be pronounced to-
morrow.
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rI'~ \ New York paper, announcing the
wtecking of a vessel near the NarrOws says -
Tie only passengers were 7 j. Nathan, who
owned thrce-tcurths OF the cargo and the Cap
taia's wifr.'
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %.

PHILADELPHIA. NOV. IS.
In the Criminal Court to-day. DR.. Bealc was
Sentenced to tour years and months imprison-
mcnt in the State Prison. DR.. Bealc. previous
TO his sentence. made speech in which he as
serted his entire innocence, and censured the
district attorney and jury.
II is said that dispatches have been received
at Washington per Baltic of very unfavorable
news from Sevastopol. being received by the
French Government, bearing date of the 10th
Of November, and that it was not perm tied to
be published.
Lewis II. Stone, of. Oswego county, was ar
tested yesterday and committed to the city
prison, charged with robbins the L. S. mail
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TO REAL FARMERS.

TO REAL FAX MEKS.
WK7E have personally explored and have marked out
w lines Of OF the best farming tracts Of land
in the Territory. about twenty miles from St. Paul. there
is good water Meadow, and heavy timber, SO located
that portion of each be embraced in each farm
To intending settlers, every Information will
cheerfuly given. Call at STARKEY & PETTEY'S
Land Once, St. Paul, Min. Ter
Cecen1ter4 omd
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IT. We understand tina: Burbank & Co. s
Express will hereafter be conveyed over the
west sid route, between ST. Pail and Du-
bsnU".
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ID ! L D.,

In this ely on the LIST inst, LYDIA, wife of Truman
/. :'nlith, asct. 80 years.
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TEAM naowNHD.-A citizen OF IIcnnepin
County. " hose natne We did not learn, Oh his
Way to -. .Aaiho:; yesterday moril.n.. with IL
load OF wheat attempted to cross Crystal Lake
upon the Ice. He was driving a valuable span
o! horses, an, whoa midway OF the Lake the
wheels ui hi wagon cat ihrougi, the ice. drag
y;n% the horses after it before he and his com
plAion. who were Oh loot. Lad time to cNtr-
CAFE t4cm. Horses. wagon and load went un-
der. il water 20 deep that all efforts to cxil-
cate them proved lrI,tlcss.
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St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capitol Stock $4,000, and Constantly Increasing.
ALEX. WIi.KIN, President;
W p MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE W HARRINGTON, Secretary;
Ii PARKER, Treasurer;
Are prepared 10 issue Cas Mutual Policies at As
favorable rates premium any other responsible Com
pany.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chls W BoruD, Alexander Wilkin,
(has II Parker, Hem! II Rice,
Chas ID Fillmore, William l. Ames,
Levi Sl,an, william Murray,
John harrington, Geo W harrington,
Abraham Fridley,
Office St. Anthony street, iii formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial SecretaTy.
Fci 1SJt-21-ty
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gintcst News.

IA W. BASS having purchased tie Entire stock Of
~ Cheap o:tn, aub Dry Goc'iS. OF l.. G eve.
all re>rr t:1il inform the citizens Of 81. Paul. that
h. will t. sell goods at the sam" cheap rates.
"l some articles at still lo-rcr prices than offered
in this TrrritoT:.
The stock is large and prices to suit the Closest buyer.
81 come org ali We shat ale and tired Of those
prices You in the lbit of paying, and bu;
where YOU can save 20 per. Ct
County merchants i'll do we'll to call and examine the
stock he prepared 20 do jobbing business at New
York prices.
Remember tho stand Of L. Grcve, opposite The Empire
Saloon, St. Paul. Nov ., lSo4-tf
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Estate Of Merritt Allen.

TIE un!crsi;nci having been appointed By the Hon.
/ Probate G '1rt 81 Ramsey County. Comm IS oners
the Estate IF ta late Merritt Allen. ESD. will meet at
the Office Of MeSsis Brown Fletcher, on the following
aySSatIr'ay tho 18th AMI Saturday The Both nsts 10
ADJUST ca ms against said estate.
W. r. MILLER.
st. Paul, D c. .. 1851. PARKER PAINE.
j.. l. W. ill Tie Joth inst.
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MONEY! MONEY!.

IT seems tie Tolry panic has created quite an excite
mt anon. thc citizens ST. Paul and surrounding
country. But !. W. Bass having purchased the entire
stock Of Cheap Colhing AMI Dry Good, l.. trrvc, has
created settlement He is selling goods at such
cheap that within the reach of all 10 cloc them
selves. for the comm. winter Soc"mc along ali We that
poor and needy sDd purchase whore you can save at
least % per
Remember the stand Of l.. Greve, opposite The Empire
Saloon, st. Paul.
County chants will find Gnc stock 10 rcpienish
frnu-at New York prires--c call aid see.
ST. Paul, Nov. ., 1854.
THE TRy-E AND GENUINE WOODS ItttH RES
| TUnATIVI, for sale at DR. kIucy's Drug Store, No
G, Win.low House,
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For Sale,

one pair Of Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
~ hundred po!nds. Also, sale, eight iron bound
Barrels, DIES Signed tor Liquor Dealers. Nov IS
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I" ST. PAUL AND GALENA.'-Cndcr this heal
our good old unclc-in-law Of the Galcna Adj
vertiscr-a gentleman of our profession whom
We have always felt it a duty, for more reasons
than one, to treat with all kindness and respect,
except when he SO far forgets himself as to snap
and scoll at Us, and throw out base inuendos,
ref. citing upon the personal character of our
selves and friends, as he did once or twice last
summcr--is out in his issue of the seth ult,
with q column and halfot kind and soft words
addressed to the press and people of St. Paul,
touching their contemplated independence
hereafter of Galena. Galena trade, and Galena
steamboats,. The Advertiser, upon first motto
ing the movement for independence in this
quarter, undertook to come the bluff" game
over the two St. Paul papers that led off in the
proposed new order Of things for next season,
but seeing the action here was more general
aud determined ,ha1 it had supposed, it now
falls back upon the old experiment of soft
soaping." 1t wont win, however The Adj
vcrtiScr says. Something is working at St.
Paul. which will by-anI-by peep out
Shouldn't Wonder!
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- Some of the wool-dcalcrs are still
growing at the "Urd.naucc.' Others, howe
yer, who have always dealt by the honest cord
are entirely satisfied.
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g~ Beautiful iron ore, in abundance, has
been found up the valley of the Platte River.
in Nebraska. 1t has been judged that it will
yield 90 per cent
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s"rr%"E Cont Supreme Court has not
yet concluded the business before it, The
Cour: stands adjourned TO this morning at nine
o clock.
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a BIZ Bills Of Exchange, Promissry Notes ard Ac-
counts payable III this city, left the Banking Or
ice of III PARKER. will be collected free charge
unless 1t is necessary; or 1t said demands aid,
when it is proper they will be protested. Nov 2S
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- The ball at IL, Ncrc,.ants'-Capt
Epat:s new liotrl-nn TUESDAY evening. Wa
one Of the c.i-raspaeJ social -. Paul Gather
.nss. May we have !aaay mere such d,.!ipe
The winter
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
nrignal and Accumulated Capital, 100000, and con-
~ stany Increasing for the benefit of til psC insurel.-
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
\. J. WHITNEY. General Agent FOR Minnesota and Wcs
tern Wiscollsn.-Ofice iii the Capitol, St. Paul.
T. ELwELI, agent, st. Anthony Fails;
Hon. W. II. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids;
THEODORE T.. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
W. II. SEAIAiES, Hudson. Wisconsin,.
Bristol Whcelpck, travelling agent, for Minnesota.
st. Paul, June -, 1851.
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Il 4 commander in the Spanish navy is
row visiting Portland. Nc. on business con-
nectcd with ,lie Spanish Government. lie is
entrusted will a commission to select - The
hes: place for building Z number Of vessels for
the USE Of the Spanish navy. and is examining
tie advantages fIortlan. with view to til t
purposc.;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-20
Instruction in Music.

a COLCHESTER would respectfully announce the
~ opening Of Singing School, for the attendance of
Ladies and GenIemen. on THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan g. al ALIENS Music Room, No z68 Main 1T
Rndimrntal lns rucion will he adapted to the cond-
tim of the Glass; in connection with the practice of
Church nd Secular Music Books of Church NJ usic
(vz: shawm,l VIII be furnished to members Of the
class at SO cents each and Gee Books, for The Of
the class. will be furnished free . ch rye.
Tickets for the course, including two lectures by
Prof William Russell, op the subject of Musical Flo.
cution be obtained at The Book Sto, OF Uorr q
Co., No. 205 Main st.
Ladies and Misses. .....................$i, 100
Gentlemen. ........................l,5 so
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