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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
JUST OPENED.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STRAW GOODS
T.. HATCH s. Co.,

81. AnthOny ST., Vert the Presbyterian ChufCh.
LADIES' BONNETS:
Spotan, Florence Bra Chip Soft Straw Ieghorn, Swiss
Straw, &C., at all prices.
CHILDREN'S BONNETS;
Teghorn Nepotan, Swiss, Chip, dial, Soft Straw, &c.
SILK, Straw, aud I.cghorn Flat, at all prices.
LADIES' SILK BONNETS:
de Sole, Mode Lace, &c. Ladies Lawn Bonnet,
various colors, sly les and prices.
CIILDREN.S HATS:
Cashmere, do also trimmed with colors,
Leghorn, Smell, Straw, sc.
FRENCH FLOWERS:
wrca;hs, Linngs &C., Wholesale and Reai Cheap for
Cash. Ladies' Riding Hats, Finest Qualities.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS:
Drab Beaver; Black do; Black Molcskin lie Bon
Ton, Moeskin Nakctn Maiios do; White
do Chocolate, Cashmere do, Drab Naros DO,
White Panama Hdalgo do Nankcen Planters do;
L. Exposition Dernicr, 90, do.
Brush and felt hats, all qualities. Also, Curacao, Maracabo,
Pedal Jcnnc Nankin and Straw, Of all
kinds aud all prices.
Cloth silk, eathern, Morocco, glazed weol, &C., &c.
Umbrellas and Parsols, all qualities.
rs would do well call and examine stock
before ordering the East, sell cheaper than the
goods be brought at the present rates OF freight e7
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Monday Mag %.
Little doing Sales barrels heard of
vzS bos Excelsior supernne ss,75 bbis Diamond
fine, 81. Wheat held fe. dispatches Of sales at oa-
Saturday 81 os busheI Chicago wheat few
thousand bushels noticed to-day 56 eso s to
house, though there are few purchasers at these
market certainly unsettled, the scarcity of
rency VIII prevent transactions are unch snsed
though there demand for small than for casoes
For Rye $Ieo offered, receipts scarcely any
in store. Freights have declined tribe, vet remain pretty
STEADY high figures.
Four-xo City NILS extra superhne, ss,7s. No family
hand, 49,. No middlns, ESQ. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

see you! Pleasant morning, bubbles mel how
could you venture out thinly clad this morning?
'Sposc you have heard Of the death of Mrs. April?
thought you would go into weed; but here you
are with nothing but Il dandelion stuck in your
hat.
Thus addressed We May, as she cnmo dancing
in from the east this morning. There is II might
in the beauty of May, even if the pun is musty.-
Mother in June roses! Gnide Of the sweet arbu.
tus trailing among the dripping rocks! Nurse,
from whose sweet bosom the two lips draw their
pearly essences. Mistress of the clasping vino!
Gentle, beautiful Mayo to grass Fly around
till you get corns your feet, and put all nature
Through Il course of sprouts" -Springfeld Rep.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
BOA RID OF TR A ID l. .
DIRECTORS :
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

E
June T. 1855. 1
constantly receiving
supplies from below y provisions in great demand Flour
g,ns up Wheat, in demand. "4ts wantca-wanci-Yery
s.arce ready Corn rising. Salt Pork go
ing up. Shoulders and Hams-mproving. Potatoes, in
demand upward tendency. and Eggs the
decline. reh Butter plenty coming in. Lumber,
seasoned, an. tn quantity home
matched Flooring, ready sales at $35 N. Wood, plenty in
market, and still Sales quantities range
$sGJ4.
our markets WILL hereafter, be corrected daily by ALEX RE
Id may be relied upon
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-Thc following the established
weights grains Territory: Whca Us = bu.;
Clover Seed, 60 rs Is bu.; Rye, 5s bu Indian Corn,
lbs Z, bu Oates, 81 BIS hu Barley bu; Buckwheat
~ Ds q bu.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

How JULIA DEAN WAS CouRrED.-lt seems
there was slight tinge of romance attending the
wooing and marrying of this young actress. Ac-
cording to the New York Courier, Miss Dean, two
wears ago, played an engagement in Charleston,
s. c.. from which she realized $4,000, and was
complimented by some Of her admirers with n
splendid head ornament, valued at 81 300
Among the committee Of presentation was one DIR.
llayne, son of Senator lIayne. DIR. uayne then
became personally acquainted with Miss Dean,
and mutual feeling of admiration was awaken
ed. which has resulted in the marriage. DIR.
IIa,nc was % years old. He is not a man of
wealth. His mother, on his coming to age, gave
him something to speculate with: but his specu-
lations did not turn out we'll. His meeting with
Julia in New Orleans was apparently accidental,
rs he was on his way to Texas, and he went to
Galveston in the same ship with her and her faith
or, and nut up at the same hotel with them. On
SUNDAY, as Mr.. Dean sat smoking his cigar on
the piazza before dinner, julia suddenly appeared
before him, accompanied by DIR. Haync, and n
little drama ensued They expressed desire to
he married AMI asked his consent. which was in
stantly and freely given. a carriage was called
and the fair Julia, accompanied by her father,
the captain Of the steamer in which they came to
Galveston, the landlord of the Fremont House,
Julia's dressing maid and the bridegroom pro-
ceedcd to the clergyman's house, where the nup-
tial knot was tied.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

PRESIDENTIAL CASDIDArEs.-The Concord (N.
H.) Statesman, thus describes the leading Demo-
cratic aspirants for the Presidency:
"Mr. Buchanan is too penurious, and besides,
cut his own throat by signing the Ostend Docu :
ment. Gen. Cass has reached garrulous old
age. II in the Presidential Chair his messages
would probably make from fifty to seventy five
columns BREWER. Douglas, beside his Nebraska
lnfamy, carries sort of boarding house odor a.
bout him, caused by liquor and cigar smoke"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

cT5- Tho Albany Argus relates that the Rev.
Mr.. Chase, of Brunswick--a small village ada
cent to Troy-has run away with another mans
wife-a newly married woman, and but eighteen
years of age; whereas the ''diyiue'' is over fifty,
and has a wife and ten children. The Troy
Budget pronounces it hoax.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

ST. Louis CHURcH.-The Buffalo Democracy
says: ''We understand that the congregation Of
st. Louis have respectfully declined accepting the
ministering Offices of that pious and excellent
priest, whom the Bishop, moved to pity by their
sad condition, consented to furnish them. This
is turning the tables on the Bishop completely"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

Smith fined Richard Saltenstall $40 for kissing
married lady in the street, without first having
obtained her consent. The plea of defendant
was, that he was ncar-sghtei, and m;stoOk com.
plainant for another lady.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CT Seven men recently escaped from the debt
or's prison in New York, which led to strict in
restigation of ali the circumstances Of the case,
and the singular fact has been revealed that a
Hungarian chemist, who was among the fugitives,
had manufactured some solution, the application
of which to the iron bars at the windows of the
prison. had reduced them to the softncss of ead So
that they could be cut or sawed off with ease.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CO Herr Driesbach, the s'lion tamer,' has set
tied down quietly upon farm near Potosi, Wis.
Instead of the caresses of lions and tigers he has
had the sense to take to his arms a blooming Buck
eve girl, and quietly smokes his meerschaum IN the
door of cabin. So says the Potos Republican.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
JUST RECEIVED,
AT THE FORT STREET EMPORIUM,
20 Jars Of Fresh Butter,
disc lot Of Fresh Eggs from the Country.
eff CUAMBERLIN s EDDY.

A. M. JELLY,
Agent American Sunday Schooi Cnion;
Depository at the Baldwin School, 81. Paul. MINI. Ter.
All Libraries and Books the American Sunday School
Union furnished at the publishing prices; Catalogues Pioneers
the Sunday School CnJn Tats, c TO be had at the De-
postoy gratis. Sabbath school friends requested to call
je6, 1S55-tf
Wa. A. BARTLETT,
Agent American postory, Baldwin School,
The varied publications this Society be obtained New
prices. Family and School Libraries furnished.
Je6, lS55-tf. f'f s'..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

An EXPERIMENT WORTH TsYlNc.--A French chem
list asserts that if tea be ground like coffee before
hot water is poured upon it, it will yield nearly
double the amount of its exhilarating qualities
Another writer says: ''If you put piece of lump
sugar the size of a walnut into the teapot you
will make the tea infusc in onc-half the time.s,-
This last We have tried successfully. Godys
Ladys Book.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

cS5 Bayard Taylor lately delivered Il lecture at
Kalamazoo, on the Philosophy of Travel, before
a large audience. The next day, n gentleman
CHANGING TO meet Il lady who listened to the lee
ture, asked her opinion Of it. son. said she,
it was cxcellcnt-he has such n street. moust lche''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CO Great men, like great cities, have many
crooked arts and dark alleys in their hearts,
whereby he that knows them may save himself
much time and trouble.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05


CP Hon. Charles Sumner, in his lecture be-
fore the Anti Slavery Society in Metropolitan
Hall, disposcs of the argument OF the advocates
of slavery, founded upon the 18th and 9th verses
of the 9th chapter Of Genesis, in the following
manner.
'.And he (Noah) said, cursed be Canaan; a
servant Of servants shall he be unto his brethren.
And he said, blessed be the Lord God of Shcm !:
and Canaan shall be his servant. God shall. en-
large Jepheth, and he shall dwell in tents of Shcm,
and Canaan shall be his servant."- Gen. ch it,,
1877.
'.That is all; and neel only read these words
in order to expose the whole transpicious hum
bug. But [ am tempted to add, that TO Justify
this objection, it will be necessary to maintain at
least five different propositions, essential links
in the chain of the .\frican slave; first, that by
this malediction Canaan himself was actually
changed into chattcl, whereas he is simply made
the servant OF his brethren: that not III rely
Canaan, but all his postcrlty, to the rcmotest gen
Grafton, was so changed, whereas the language
has no such extent; thirdly, that the African act
ually belongs to the posterity Of Canaan-an
etLnographical assumption absurdly difficult to
establish fourthiy, that each of the descendants Of
Shem or Japheth, has right to hold an African
fellow man a chatel-a proposition which
finds no semblance Of support; and, filthy, that
every slave master is truly descended from Shcm
or Japhctl--a pedigree which anxiety au-
dacity can prove. This plain analysis, which may
fifty excite smile, show the fve-fold abSurdty OF
an attempt to found this revolving wrong on
s.siny successive title, long and DARK,
Drawn from the misty rolls of NoalS a-a.'''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

VIRcINIA.-The election takes place to morrow.
A careful examination of all the Virginia papers,
convinces us that both Flournoy and Wise will be
elected, each by 10000 majority.-lIo. Rep.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

p The reason, says New York paper, why
our aristocracy puts its servants in livery is be-
cause it fears that the coachman or footman may
be mistaken for the MASTER there is so little differ
ence between them, either in looks, manners OR
speech.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

C1g5' The English papers say that the cars
which carried the Emperor of France from Lon
don to Windsor ran at the rate of - miles an
hour considerably over mile minute.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

g This is very striking rcma' Of De Quin-
cey in one of his essays:
''Russa is mighty empire as respects the SIM
pie grandeur of magnitude, builds her power up
on sterility. She has it in her power to seduce
invading foe into vast circles of starvation, Of
which the radii measures thousand leagues!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

To De ABANDoNED.-The Madison and Indian
apolis railroad company propose to abandon the
Columbus and Shelbyville road, take up the rails
and sell them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

''kEEp OFF THE PLArFoRN."--According to the
report Of the New York State Engineer and sur
vcyor, over twelve million passengers were car
RED over sixteen of the main railroads of that
State, during the last year. Out of this immense
number but twelve were killed, and of those eleren
were standing on the PLATFORM
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CT Gather up knowledge with a diligent
hand; it is the only earthly good that will not
sometimes give you pain.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CT Affections are Gods whetstones-thev put
a new edge upon old principles.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

Mr.. N. p INGALLS, solicitation parents,
WI win SINGING oOAO0E for Masters and Misses
1t the Baldwin School Houe, Saturday
81 NJ 80 for term, CO Iessons) payment required IN
odvoDoo. Fra aftesDesn HuV1D-A
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
OfficeOid Post Office Building, Thirdst., ST. Paul
Land Bought and Sold throughout The Territory;
Money Loaned, investments made to the best ad-
vantage and Land Warrants Located.

REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA
Gilbert Davis, Esq Gov. ". A. German,
Daniel Curtis, ESD, Hon. w. II. Welch, CHER ] LIS
Capt. A. DE Pcyster, tice of Minnesota Territory.
Thompson IL. Nj Rice. Delegate Ia
6. Williams X GIion. Congress,
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, H,,ling.head & Becker.
Joseph Patterson, ESD, Prcsi- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western Bank, Mcssrs. Borup Cakes, Banker
Mess. Dexel Cos Dankcrs, j. T. Rosser, ESD,
X. Taylo s. Co.., the Territory,
&C Freed Ward Freed. & Van Etten, ATTORNEYS
Bingham & Dock, Law,
Siters, James Co., Rev. I. II. Fullerton Register
6. Bailey & Co., u. S. Land Oaice,
Edward Hurst, Esq, NotaryWm. II. lolcombe Esq, Re-
Public, L. S. Office,
II. Messcnert, Attorney Law,T. T. Mann, NJ.
james Kitchen, NJ. d., Messrs Brown, johnson &
william Stoever. Esq, Bankers, New Orleans.
Brow job, VIcks
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CARS CoNINc.-lLLINors CENTRAL RAuRoAp.-
We understand, that the cars are to reach us, on
Tuesday next, when the road will have been com
pIeted to observation-disclosures Tribune. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

II Y MI e &
Job Printing Office.
TIMES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET.
HAVING recently stocked Office with BEAU
l. TIFUL assortm.t of
PRINTING MATERIAL,
we are prepared to do all kinds of
JOB WORK
in the ncaest possible Styles at reasonable
pedtiously
rory.
With experienced workmen, superior facilities, and proper
regard to the wants of customers,
ton to all who may Is with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions of BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS.
CARDS, PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, BOOKS, POSTERS COLOR
PLAIN INKS, LABELS sc. &C., executed in neat and
workman like manner. fact every Of
PRINTING
in department., win receive spcciai attention
W. continually in receipt Of
New Styles of Type,
intend with improvements Of
age,' but if possible get peg ahead.
r. NJ. NEWSON X CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CO Always do as the sun does, look at the
bright side of everything, for it is just as cheap,
and is three times as good for digestion.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

CO Four or FIVE of the heavy sugar merchants
IN Cincinnati have made about $1,000 each
on the recent rise in sugar. One house had on
hand SIX thousand hogsheads, the increase on the
value OF each during the last two months, while
1t has been reposng in the ware houses, has been
so, making clear profit of $l2O,OOO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

]. Saturday next, June I'd, 1883, 1t
TIPwARDs 100 Gases and Baesof Goods being
and .s s5 sale :; s sn %
do American works do Globe Do Cossstoga
o. rs. 90 d.
ydson Chenille do, Hamilton Blue and Orange and
Indigo Blue Prints, all warranted fast colos. ot Hoos
D Unbleached Sheetinss. laf lWosdl
Pacific Extra shss!nss steam Mills FASH NILS,
AtIan,cs do, Pocssses Do Hadey Fails Fine Roetsham,
star Drills, Water Bisaehed sheetnss 1cadnoe do,
Providence steam Mills, James steam Mills BROOKLYN sheet
yards wide, Extra Fine Long Cloth, Long do do do.
All Wool Plain DeLaines.
Gngams, Fancy do, Manchester Twist dos Power
Loon Checks, Gad Factory do, Persian chas Satin Striped
j -" York Assorted striped shir.ins.., az
S'ss iii 90
O Bieachsd Hamilton Fianne Brown do do. A.n -,
Apron cssss x no. Fancy DO Brown Jaqp.rd d.
French Coiored do Striped o York Nils eosed Jeans DO
do Revere Bansiy Drill schoko Pas shepeds do
Cold Medal do kentucky Jeans, Beached Cloths
Red WOODEN Linen Table Napkins, GEMS Silk Picket Hand
do, Linen do, Cambria DO, shaw,
do Caspian Paid. chsirea Mixture Toilet Quilts bonnet
bons Gents Spring Stocks, Straw Coored Kid Gloves, Mems
Serpenne Baid Swan Bill Hooks and Eyes, Dress But
Glass do, Coloed Agate d Enamel do, Pearl do T. r.
Bates Imperial Drill Eyed Needles harp and betweens,
Needles Lead Penc Hair Pins Knitting Cotton, As
skein Cotton, Ladies and Misses Hosiery, Gens
2s Cases Boots and Shoes,
II Cases Of Ladies' do, z 30 Children do.
An Extensive Assortment of Crocxery, consisting Of
Side Dishes Baking do. Pitchers Covered Dishes,
Sauce Pickle Dishes, Boats,
Dishes, Bowls Bowls, sugar, sugars
GirandoIes China Tumbiers, glass
Rockingham Soons, Blue and Mulberry sets Of Teas, Dinner
Country Dealers and Peiders will to their interest
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

T1HE would respectfully the citizens o: ST.
he has taken a Elfe's sore, ST. An
-,xr, thony street, where he will be ready DE-
eSSS}s1.C repairing Of the finest French
SsSaSsrAor English Watches Chronometcrs, Music Box
6ZS<Nes, French Clocks. Having resiasd
Swtzerlan aud devoted four
expressly the Watches Clocks, &C., he feels
satisfaction the
Gentlemen him with their patronage
Je7. WM. REGALLY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

u Many people drop tear at the sight of
distress who would do better to drop dime.
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COTTAGE HOMES.
100 Lots OF Five Acres Each.

TN A BEAUTIFUL and commanding situation one
the City limits. Soil rich black oan-Price $500
interest HENRY MckENTY,
ST. April 81, Is55.-d&wtr Dealer Real Estate.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
WANTED.
l5O CHOPPERS AND GRUBBERS.

ST. Peter CIV to WORK SECTIONS and TWO OF ht
IA NJ .ndoa and Big Sioux Road Employment will BE- 81 ven
the middle November, at $23 month and found.
made monthly in gold. None but rstrae hands heed
apply Inquire OF WIN. Ii. DODD,
Ie7 Contractor, a. s.! PSter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

The SHOE BC,INESS or LYNN, MAss.--A Lynn
paper, speaking Of The shoe trade at that place,
SAYS Oar manufacturers have had Z good Spring
business. They have sold out: cleared out every
thing, and could have sold many more shoes for
the spring trade, had it lie possible for them to
have completed the orders in season We DO not
undertake to speak for other shoe manufacturing
towns. but such are the facts in regard to Lynn.
The shoe business is at this time good as ii
ever was in Lynn. Our manufacturers are full
of orders, and full Of work 10 complete them.--
The wages of jonrs are vi, and are coming up
No one who can make decent shoe is out OF
employment; all busy, all doing we'll, with a
fine prospect ahead.
Two of our shoe manufacturers are at this time
putting up houses for their own private residence,
which vii! compare with any suburban mansion
in the neighborhood of Boston or elsewhere. One
of them, with the grounds, is estimated at $40
600, and the other from 1000 to iS2j,0oo.-
Another no, long since completed an establish
rnent at n cost of 900 or more, and is erect
ing greenhouse which will cost about So, o..
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CHAMBLIN s. MORGAN,

CHAMBLIN s. MORGAN,
HAVE this day opened and sIrd l for sale ale vr,o
DRESS SILKS, BAREGE DE LANES,
CHALLIES, LAWNS, sg-s
ENBROIDERIES, AND LADIES GOODS,
To which thy invite the attention of the Ladies.
They also have repenishcd their stock Of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes
And Goods suitable for the STERNER SEX.
April %, 1856. ap24-tf
FRESH ARRIVAL.
WYE HAVE inst our Spring Stock of HOUSE
w 'NIsnING GOODS and re prepared to show
CARPETS
LOWER RATES.
We have also just received iarg, lot Of
Also rea y n nnp such a.
SHEETNGs, Pillow CASE GooDs, CoUNrERPANEs,
TIcKINGs, &C., &c.
bso an M tint ao ws wasw
cheap for cash.
VELVET CARPETs!: -
WE ARE prepared sci: better Carpets than
w been brought to this market before prices
my2-tf Rice Block, st. Anthony at.
TAPESTRY CARPETS!
VIERY handsome, and FOR sale very low.
WINDOW smADEs::
A LARGE lot for sale cheap.
\ my2-0 KING RICH.
MUSLIN AND LACE DRAPERY.
Fonm;ssAII;E By r,xe ,,cu
lust RECEIVED, large lot of DAMAsKs, suitable for
WINDOW CURTAINS.
For sale cheapb KING & RICH,
myl5-t Rice Block, 81. An.hony-s:
THOSE IN WANT OF
DRESS GOODS
ar ANY MATERIAL, such
" RICH FIGURED SILKS,
PLAIN BLACK SILKS, CHAMGEABLE SILKS,
GLACE SILKS, OF ALL COLORS;
Plain and Figured Tissues, Bareges, Chdllies,
DeLdincs, Lduns, &C., sc.
ALI. WOOL DE BEGES
MAGNIFICENT EMBROIDERED SKIRTS, GRASS CLoru
SKIRTS;
Grape Shawls, Cashmere and DeLainc Shaw1s;
Rich New Styl. Manlas; Gupure and Maltese Laces;
Parasos; Embroidcres kinds qualities, kc &c..
Will please give q call-f 1t is only to
CHARLES d. ELFELT,
St. Paul, May 12;h 1856 Under whitnc.'s Gallery.
REMOVAL TO EMPIRE BLOCK,-NO. ?.
articles be had at FoDsca's Reasonable
i prices. Dcains, neat Cacos, Gnghams, Shifting,
Bcaci and Unblcached, Ticking, Skirts. Collars Under
Sleeves, Barred Msln SWISS Srng aud PowcasinG, fancy
articles in abundancefann,l Shoes in great Variety sold at
and Cloths Umbrellas, Carpet-Bag Caps, Cloves Shirts
Understands, Collars Fancy Caters, and host OF other
articles. Please call and buy.
n. B.-Mr. Mx,s operations
der the supervision Of an excellent cutter.
feb2S-dtf 7 or I3 4r W. 6. FONSECA.