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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-09
From Havana.

New YORK, May %.
~? s.eamShip Empire City arrived here this
The U. S. steamer San Jacinto was to leave
Havana on the Path
The steamer Fulton and the sloop- -ofwar Cv
ane were at Havana
The mail steamer Ell Dorado was to sail for
Aspinwall on the 24th.
Gen. Concha had returned from his trim TO
the interior ~
Inc prisoners who had been confined on
board the prison hulk. had, with some few ex.
ceptions, received their passports TO proceed to
Spain.
A Spaniard Who had murdered several nor
sons. was garOted on the 2lst.
The yellow fever and small pox were prevail,
ing to considerable extent, and the IT, S. Con.
sui had issued q circular warning American
citizens back
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NUMBER 80.
Teiesraphic Items
w ASHINGTON. Nav Dc

~. WASHINGTON. May 26-10P.M.
Wise has just closed a short .dd,oa. ....I
i've thousand people in front of Browns,s H.
lie spoke from the upper balcony. and Penn.
sylVanla-av. for some distance vs. don"o
mass OF human beings. A portion of the crowd
on the outside, said to have been Know.No.h
lngs. attempted to drown his voice by :. con.
s'aht succession Of yclls and groans. His
speech aSfar as he was permitted to 90. was a
Ia cohn randolph in severity. He closed bv
saH,ng MS lungs were too weak to contend
Win ',, Tue moo OF the dark lantern olgarchy.
"A splendid band Of music was in attendance
u,t.l .t.f s-,..o BALTIMORE, May &c.
There are great rejo.cings here at the cleo
tlon of Mr.. Wise. The Democrats this evening
urea one hundred guns in honor of his victory
some OF the Americans still. however, doubt
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HORACE PENFIELD.
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
ITAS established in st Paul, on Fourth,
II between st Peters and Market street, EJ, Es19
an extensive Carriage Mdnufactory, szIa44xla
where he expects and is determined ts SGS&EMS2
keep up the reputation of the WORK which 'E-aeK5a
has heretofore been turned out Of his
tabshment at his old location. He will employ none bu
the best workmen, nothing but the best of timber
and iron, allow trimming, painting, finishing abou,
his establishment that stand the test of the most
rigid scrutinzers taste style, all work done
about the establishment, and sell prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded In Minnesota
All descriptions repairing and obng done to order
upon any Kind work In the carriage, wagon and vehi-
Gle line ;Sleghs eds, and all articles for winter will
be manufactured and on hand In season
In short all cannot fail IT, be suited BY CALI
Ing at the Mandatory
July 6, 1854 d&wtf
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Washington I,e.ns.

BALTIMORE, May %.
he PRESIDENT and members of the Cabinet
othcers OF the Army and Navy. and a full reg.
Imentof the District Militia. are now engaged
IN breaking ground for the National Armorv on
the public ground between the Capitol aud
Smithsonian Institute
Secretary Davis has left Washington for Mis-
sssippi.
AdJuiant General Cooper has been appoin
tea 10 act ior Secretary Guthrie during his al
sepcc.
\ destructive fire occurred in the c;tv on
Saturday evening. Loss in goods estimated a.
SIlS,OO0
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River Items.

The only boat in yesterday was the Minncso-
ia Belle. She leaves Tor Galena this morning.
The Fire Canoe was "tied up" several times
yesterday by legal process We have not learn
ed as to whether she has got through with her
difficulties
The Black Hawk was about to leave for the
Minnesota river as We went to press.
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William Rock.

William F1OCks
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
ESPECTfULLY soicits part of Public Patronage,
L. and will transact with prumpiness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. NJ. Shoemaker, c. L. Cincinnati, Ohio.
L. Gest. G. r. Cincinnati, Ohio. 4
J. w. Adams. c. F. Lexington. KY.
S. Medberry. C. f. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, c E. Sirin2fieii, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, 9. +. indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague. G. E. Shebyville. Ind.
NJ. NJ Benton, Prest. G. & l.. r. R., Covington, KY.
Hon. T. L.. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev l.. W. Berry, Pres. InIana Asbury University,
Greencastle. Indiana.
Hon. f. u. Mansfield, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Feb. |, 1855. d&wly ..... r.
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MIILERITE FANATIcs.--The New London
Comm Chronicle says that a miserable couple
of Milleritcs made their appearance in that
| town short time since. The man and his wife
came from New York, and went to hotel, but
refused to take lodgings; both of them being
under great apprehcusons of being called for
before morning, and were unwilling to grope
their way out of bed in dark room, merely
in night dresses. They. therefore, took their
| seats in the hall, and awaited all night in ey-
pectation of ''going up" at any moment. In
the morning they took up heir stations in front
of the hotel and stood there all day, the object
| of special attention from the boys and of gene
raj loaferdom Of the city. The man seemed to
be a little less wild than his wife, but wore the
appearance Of excitement and anxiety-the wo-
man was as crazy as a coot, apparently worn
| out by sort of frenzied excitement that had
emacated her almost to skeleton. Indeed.
she had not tasted food of any description for
four days, according to her own statement, and
her appearance gave good evidence of the truth
Of the assertion. They were dccently dressed
and had evidently been respectable people,
Tho looks of these deludcl beings were quite
enough to reprcss every feeling but that of pity
in those who looked upon them. their strange
looks and incoherent language. Of cou: sc could
hardly fail of exciting q certain levity of Ian
guaSe and conduct among the minimizing and
unfceling crowd tha; surrounded them. They
disappeared the ncXtday and have not been
heard from since. But whether they went of
horizontally or vertically has not yet been as
ccrta;ned. ali .e.a3H9io eal la 1oif9a alti o fe
THE WHEAT RAvAGEs BY THE FLY. Our Mich
igan exchanges bring us accounts of the con-
tinued ravages Of the fly in the wheat fields of
that State. In the counties of Calhoun. ST.
Joseph, Cass, Berrien, Jackson, and Washte
nav, great havoc has been made. The Inoui.
rer is Informed that in The central and southern
portions OF the State the fields which we're
sown with Mediterranean wheat look and appa
| rently uninjured, while those sown with white
have been cut off. hon 70. ..,atf, ,r.9g 4i rs51
We have received accounts of the ravages Of
the fly in one or two counties in other States.
but the insect does not appear to have been 90
destructive as in Michigan. 1t is very likely
that in. the latter the evil has been exasgcra-
ted. In nearly every case where danger threat
en- the crops. the apprehension of evil magnifies
the reality. s@csse
ba@ The two Houses for the British Parlia
ment have already cost $1,000, 900. Tbey
are expected to be finished ID December next. next
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Firin: in Honor of vise's Election, sc.
WASHINGTON. Nav of

WASHINGTON, May 28.
The Post OfIce Department has received no
tice OF the establishment OF q post ofhce in the
Palace OF the Universal Exhibition at Paris for
the convenience of the visitors
The friends of Mr.. Wise are nor. firing froc,
tne capitol 100 guns IN honor OF his election.
Mr.. Wise left for Accomoc at 2 o'clncl, Tic -
ternoon. His majorities continue tn roll in.
Casweil County gives him $50 majority; Rus
sell County, $50; Grayson County. 800
Aggregate of McMullen S majority, ID District
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ST. LoCIs CHURCu.--The Buffalo Democracy
says =" We understand that the congregation
OF st. Louis have respectfully declined accent
ing inc minlstering Offices Of that pious and ex-
ccllent priest, whom the Bishop. moved to pity
oy tneir sad condition, consented to furnish
them This is turning the tables upon the
Bishop completely" "at
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WHAT RAILROADS Do.-The st. Louis Renuh.
lican of the 24th ult. mentions the fact that :.
firm in that city forward daily, over tho rail.
ROAD just completed to Chicago one hundred
gallons of fresh Strawberries 1t is their in.
tenton to run an Independent express daily
alter the 25th of July and supply Chicago
milwaukee. and intermediate points with
peaches.
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THE WASSON HOUSE.

THE WASSON HOUSE,.
EpY DAVIS & WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
II and cOmDodoUs Hotel has been recently furnished
at great EXPENSE and is ready receive the travel
ing public. The proprctors experienced hands at
the business, and will neither time money in
order to render the sojourn OF guests agreeable.
Their table is supplied with every luxury the
fords. Their Stable Is cOmmodos and their servants at
tcntvc and polite.
Pleasure Parties quest better than
to visit Shakopee. Our lakes abOun with fish our
praries covered with grouse.
Shakopee, April rs, 1854 33-tf
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Emerson & Case.

Emerson & Case,
LAND AGENTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
NNILL attend TO the purchase and saleof Real Estate
w Location of Land Warrants, Collection of Debts
Investment of Money and Payment Of Taxes
Having extensive knowledge o: all parts of the Ter
rtory, plas all the Surveyed Lands, Abstracts the
Entries made the different Land Oces good set OF
Engineering and Surveying Instruments with great
perence in profession, shall he prepared to do
business entrusted to with prompness and accuracy
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81. 1854.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

~ SURGERY AND MEDICINE. 2al
JOHN LAMBERT, M. D.,
Partner Of the late EdDin Hall, NJ D., Saco, Mdtne,
and member ofthe haine Medical Association,
II DESPECTFCILY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
~ and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services to all who may desire them.
Dentistry.
UR. l.. will execute all operations the Teeth in n
satisfactory manner. Teeth filled with pure gold and
arranted Teeth carefully extracted, with ol without
the OF Ether Teeth properly cleaned. All diseases
the north, throat, eye and and all operations in
minor Surgery Will receive DR. LIS particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth Was
Once Hours from to IL, A. NJ aud from to p. NJ.
Ofice, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, Jackson Street, near Seventh-Sant Paul,
Minnesota. Refer to
Il. Marvin. II. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
St. Paul, April 20, 1856. . -...s. 3mi&w
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PROSPECTIVE CoRN ExPoRr-The Baltimore
American reckons that at 10 distant period.
this country will be exporting annually ono
hundred and fifty millions of bushels of Ind an
corn. which would bring into the United States
100000 900, and prove q greater source Of
substantial wealth to us than the gold mines in
California. r ~ t. ..g... sa..
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THE New COLLINS SrEAMER-Tile AIr.atic.
the new steamer which is to take the nlace ~
the lost Arctic is to be Immediately commcnc-
ed. The contract has been awarded to Georgo
Sters. the constructor of the yacht America
and OF the steamer Niagara on the stocks of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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ST. PAUL L1ruoGRAPHIC PREss.-It was men.
priss'ng Land Dealing neghbors. S. p. Folsom
q Co.. we're about to set up Lithographc
Press in St. Paul. They have just turned out
the first product of their enterprises bcauti-
ful and well executed plat of the town Of Da-
kota, one of the new towns below us. situated
in Houston county, opposite the mouth of Black
river. The artist of this new establishment in
81. Paul is Mr.. Louis Buechner. a master in his
line, recently from Germany. The impressions
before us equal in every respect the best eugra-
wings of this character executed in the Eastern
cities. Mr.. Buechner is now engaged upon Mr..
Folsom's new map of st. Paul, which will soon
be ready for the press.
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Gss~ Barnum is twice blessed. The child OF
the Bearded Lady" the infant Esau with
beard, whiskers, DC, is announced as among
the attractions OF his Museum
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/ ~ Among the recent graduates from the
Eclectic Medical Institute; at Cincinnati, we
notice the names of four females Mrs. J. E.
Dudley, Mrs7M E. Fine y and Miss Il. Hyde,
Of O., and Miss s. s. Strickland, of New YORK.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issaed on favorable
terms. .p t--
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
HENRY SWIFT, agent.
-.-.-.... ... At the Rice ii, uses
June 20, 1854 ~
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To make hens lay--hit thcm on the head
with brick '~
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DR.. MORTON.

AS removed his Office to The Drug Store recently
III owned by l.. &. Kinney, Third ST., doors
below the '.Worlds Fair.' DR.. Morton continues his
practice usual. IF St Paul, Feb. 6
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Ev- Mrs. Dillon. of St. Albans Vermont
was recently found guilty of twenty-five often.
cts against the law, fined twenty dollars for
each offence, making in all Eve hundred dollars
and costs. She was also sentenced to four
months additional Imprisonment, making nine
months in ALL
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Ng- The fate Of the Prohibitory Liquor Law
was yesterday decided in Illinois by popular
vote. ...
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10, A party of migrating Winnebagocs yes
terday amused our citizens with dances in sev-
eral places about the city. re ef - sadi 81. ti,
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GrOveland Garden and Nursery.
Near the Holt Way House bet,ceenr 81 Pasl aad St.
49, -" y - if''' anthony. ~
"E have the pleasure of o6fering to the pubic the
w coming spring, . choice lot of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses Dahas, etc, Garden
Feb. :, 1865. I. y. FORD & 90.
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@ The editor of the North western Demo-
orat has called a Territorial Convention of his
party on the 4th Of July. lie can call spirits
from the vasty- deep" but will they come? e.,
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O. ke.-oi JESUP & CO., ....a.
Forwarding and Com. Merchants
"~NIH-MSH 3
Illinois, %

HD~NNH-MSH ,
Illinois, 20
North Western Terminus of the IHi. Cen. Rad Road
-, ''' Agents
For Illinois Central Railroad Company; -Nth A-H'
&c Csalena & Chicago Union Railroad Company; 1850
&c Calena, Dunleith and St. Paul Packet Company;
6 Union Transportation Company; et E. g.. ..-
&c New Oswego Line;
sc Old Oswego Line; n - .sL' lu iit" D.. -tn
&C New York and Oswego Line, &C., &C., Sc. u oir
Our Warehouse being situated Immediately on the
water transfer merch andsc directly into the Boats
Persons shipping address rely their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shipped.
Advances made consignments of Staple articles.
Mark Packages escore JEsUP Co Dunleith, Tl.''
May I, l665.-d&w6m 198dUt i'hul 'f2I7 9di
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bw The two Houses for the British parlia.
mens have already cost ,sIl,oooooo. They
are expected to be finished ID December inert nett
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth.

ST. paul,
VTNHE subscriber has opened accommodations forboar
ers, dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
Ing situated as abOve where he will be happy
modate to the extent of his ability all who Offer His
terms reasonable and his table furnished with
the market affords He hopes his excrtions please will
c'mmand reasonable share OF the public patronage.
2-4ltf JOHN ROGERS.
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..RN Parks. a murderer under sentence Of
death at Cleveland, few days since attempted
to take his own life by poison.
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE

"HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Boots and
w Shoes, Third, near Cedar st. 9cEiE 20 3c uo
| ST. HaIll. Ian. 8.
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ICE IN TIE NIAGARA RrvER.-The Buffalo Re
public of the 2Sd SAYS" The harbor at Black
Rock is entirely blocked up with ice, in masses
from eight to ten feet thick, which is packed
together like bricks. Yesterday some twelve
or fourteen canal boats were caught in it, aud
are unable to proceed in consequence. A pas
sage will have to be hewn through, we imae-
inc, unless they wait for it to melt. which will
| take sometime if not longer"
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TIE CRors IN SouTH Carolina. EXTRACT from
aletter dated Cheraw. S. c., May 18th, 1855
There has beeen but one heavy fall of rain since
the 10th OF last September. The winter was
cold and dry. aud the spring cool and very dry,
the dust not having been laid in nine weeks.
Our farmers are in great tribulation about the
crops No seed will come up The cottcn
never looked worse than at present. Large
fields are being plowed up to be planted over
If rain comes soon. ff not corn viii be planted
instead For it wifi soon be too late to plant
cotton.'' noiiAl s-' III ~ f,,4ss %,
i -eM Parks a murderer under sentence Of
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DAILY. PIONEER.
81 SAINT PAUL:
Tuesday Morning, March Is, 1858.
4 Shrewd Doctor.


The Philadelphia Sunday Mercury tell.
good story to the effect that white man
named Jennings undertook few nights
since to give o colored physician from St.
Domingo, named DR.. Charles LIE Brun, re.
siding in that city, a severe drubbing for
malpractice. 1t seems that Jennings had
been troubled with dyspepsia, and had ap-
piled to DR.. LIE Brun for cure; but after
taking the doctors physic for month, he
found himself much worse, told the doctor
so, and then quarrel and the assault just
spoken Of followed
Monsieur lie Mayor" said Dr. L. Il no
pretend to be re wizard, but cure any
body dat do vot say. I tell dis man e
must take two Of my pills tomorrow, four
re next day, and den 60 on doubling re dose
for forty days; and if he no cure den, tell
him he come to me and I will give him back
his money tout suite Sare, dat is de bar
game vot made vid him, and he no do
dat, so its no vunder he got worse"
Jennings replied to this: II took his pills
sir, according to directions, for FIVE days,
doubling every day, as he told me, and
found on the fifth day that the dose amount
ed to thirty-two pills; and then began to
figure up what it would come to in forty
days. and found that should have to take
at least half peck"
mo matter if it was bushel," said DR..
LIE Brun: re pill is vegitabeel, jus same as
Won turneep, and he might live on zem all
re time and zey no hurt But if he no give
re pill fair trial vot for I gives him back
his money! .",,
1t was plain enough that Jennings did
not go according to contract, and so he had
no pretence for asking DR.. LIE Brun to re-
fund. The doctor promised to say nothing
about the assault and battery if Jennings
would persevere in thepurchase of the med
icine; but Jennings, in this extreme case,
preferred the operation Of law to that of
physic, and was accordingly bound over to
answer for the outrage he had committed.
The dyspeptic individual, however, in
saying that "when he began to figure up
what it would come to in forty days." had
he followed the sable physicians prescrip-
I on, and found that he would have had Ito
take at least half peck" showed great
ignorance of quantity as Of quality." "a
Our "devil," while waiting for copy, has
figured it up" and says that the suffering
Jennings would have had only 1000, 404,-
42l, 76O pills to take for his last dose, and
but 2,l4l, 100, 600, 225, $50 altogether, and
be promisedt to reduce this to dry measure"
at his earliest leisure.
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Il e A DIN BOOKS!
a nYNn.Hi caINIlIEN


IIAvE you seen thens They admirable books
I'LL AL the teachers who have examined and used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes
school room.
They are in fact the carefully considered results of the
ample experience in teaching, and accordingly
adaI ed admirably in every way to the wants and
of the learner
Here in the onset are "du arguments long dra yn
sut to prove that the picture Of cat is not cat
that ths picture Of horse is not horse that the
picture of il not cow" and other information
equally valuable and appropriate in school book for
child.
On the contrary the child is assumed to have
ssnse need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed his years. He is not therefore puzzled the
with long words and abstract definitions and weared
with reading attempting to read what is without ben
eft because above his capacity and without interest," be
cause insufferably dull.
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro
till the very last plainly preparatory to the next
The pupil pleasantly and protaby conducted through
lessons consisting of one twO three or more syabes
in regular succession all containing matter full of
est moral and instructive yet highly entertaining and
besides arranged while merely teaching him
to Undue his mind with the most wholesome thought
develope and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers, examine them and judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have set OF
the above books for examination, by calling W. g.
Combs the American House. who is the only author
zed agent for Minnesota.
lime
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st. 39auI Shuts.

OWNERS WANTED.
NE nave u store the following articles which will be
date If not called for !:
7. Chandler, 3 boxes mdss
j. 8 Eustis, hhds Go
H. n. Anderson, ! box
j. y. Cray, Dbl
L. Z. Collins, l box . y ~---..
J. II. Bancus do
Lewis J. Paterson, lido
Robert Hill, boxes ami trunk
Miss Elizabeth Lyons, trunk
~ =. Reed, trunk
W. Cartwright, chest
l. r: Waugh, boxes, chest, l trunk
X Sinclair, box
jacob Dowy. do
E. Hedge, boxes, / Dbl, ! roll carpet
l. box, Dbl
W. H. Pallern, rocking chair
y. Thomas, do
n " Traverse des Sioux, Q kegs nAn
n Frost boxes 2bbls
VIM. vanner, box
A. G. st. Anthony, / Dbl
H. D. ST. Paul, 2 bbls
B. Cssky, hhds
Mary E. Monroe, box
Allen Taylor, / do
=: Thorndke 2 bbls'
W. h. Edwards, boz, chest
James Green, box
K A. Burns, boxes, chest
&c Smith do
Becker key liquor
Avery W. Adams, Dbl
lawson, box
3, trunk
Geo. Ford, bugsies
l.. C. Patch. box
Prescott, do
And a watch left by steamer Nominee |
st. Paul, Jan. 30-dlm BASS. BORUP l. co