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CO Lieutenant Geo. II. Derby, L. S. Topo-
graphical Engineer, has been appointed on the
staff Of Gen. Wool.
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CO Ex-Governor Collier, of Alabama, died n
a few days since. in Tuscaloosa County.
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''THE TRIAL OF THIS SERrENr.'-Among some
twenty incbrates who were arranged in the po-
lice court in Boston, on Wednesday morning. was
young girl of fifteen years, whose rare beauty
seemed strangely out of place ina criminal court.
A year ago she was the pride and hope Of her
friends in Cambridge, and enjoyed the esteem of
a large circle of acquantances. An intimacy
with a student ut Harvard, rich mans son,
evcntuated in her min. She driven in dis
grace from her paternal roof--an outcast. Where
could she go? The haunts of vice and the grave
were open to her. She hesitat?d. At fifteen the
grave looks dark and forb;dling-she entered a
fashionable brothel, where she has since consort-
ed with the lost and abandoned of her sex. This
her first appearance in the police court; there
is strong presumption that it will not be her
last. She evidently felt the degradation kcenly.
y light fine was imposed upon her, which was
kindly paid by friend, and she permitted
to depart in peace. Who shall say that the out
cast was less snncd against than sinning?-
Springfield Mass, Republican.
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ST.. PETER COURIER. Henry b. Smyth, ESQ. has
assumed the editorial charge of this paper, which
now espouses the cause of Democracy. The ed
itor. in his salutatory, says:
If can succeed in giving to this Journal an
enlightened and moral tone, and in gaining for it
character for truth and integrity. feel assured
shall meet with your hearty approval. To this
end, will l endcayor to dedicate the col
ums of the Courier to the cause of morals Justice
snd good policy, and never permit them to be de-
voted to the advocacy of error. For it is better
to follow the path which conscience and the SEN
timcnts Of human benevolencc may mark out, al
though we may there bylose temporary gain, than
to aid in Iropagating wrong, and receive worldly
advantage and applause
If the editor follows the course he has marked
out, he will prove useful laborer in the editorial
ranks. We wish both him and the paper success.
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CE Hon. Charles Sumner receives 800 for
each delivery of his anti slavery lecture.
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DRY KlLX.
nnE .nhscr;,,ers have =.
re nov in operation In 81. Par, pa.en.

TIVE subscribers have In operation In 81. Patent
Dry Kiln for fying !Der by entirely
is OF recent discovery and vii dry Green Lumber
the saw without warpng. checking
Tnber Ont adding yalas ncr-dI-
bic short space OF time dsr Persons
dried can m IKE by cal!iny KIN,
Jackson and Ninth streets. g grFtF#
The cost Of constructing Kiln $50 $780, 6cp,n-
ing upon its size The cost Of drying lumber
merely nominal II s believed capita! 500
KIN ana prop eTy managed will tt prJ OF 25
so per day.
Town and County Rights Wisconsin, Ynnesoa
for sale. Enquire Of R. HASKELL Agent VIM
slow House, 81. Paul. WAKEFIELD & Co
This Is to certify Tat have the kin
in operation and have bad flooring dried After
working and tbcrouehy examining that iun-
be thoroughly Mechanics INV
employment were ~ the same opinion highly pleased
its results can eonaesly recommend IL,
seasoned lumber. he all IL Is represented.
ST. Psnl. JEne 3d. 1885, PIP FCRBEg.
~ St Peter Conrier, Sank Rapids Fronste ud<on
North Star, Prescott Paracs~te
Union, three times and
ONCE. .v4-3tiA wtf
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y One OF the numerous suggestions made to
the British Secretary Of War, ''hydraulic
warfare;" the plan being with 10000 horse steam
power, to force water from the sea or Crmean
rivers, with 10000 horse spouts, to delugc the
trenches, pits and men, their guns fuses. rifles
and gunpowdcr in Sebasopol, and keep them
dripping wet.
CiT Deaths siabbings- fghting-ass quits
neutrality-suspicious. dro wncd-fatal fall
missing-intempcran eases. Such arc
the items of city life on the Sd inst IN n. y.
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DENTISTRY. i.s#
NR. NJ. B. PATTERSON would the citizens
~ ST. Paul aud vicinity, that he located
Dental Practitioner and Is ready perform
the natural artificial teeth that may required Having
received thorough of study and
practice the best Offices Nrw
dent o: giving entire satisfaction. lie has br
his machinery and fixtures he
plate which will be warranted An work be
in beautiful AMI worknanike Empire
Block, 2h floor, 81. Anthonyst. Chloroon
proper
REFERENCES:
lis ExceIcncy W. A. CORN Governor of Minnesota Ter.
Hon. Samuel Nelson. CHIEF Justice T. S. Supreme
Rev. DIR. J. d. Van Ingen. st. Paul.
Hon. John u. Warren. 81. Paul.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, p NJ, st. Paul.
u. II. Nelson, ESQ.,, 81. Paul.
T.. j. II. ID. ID. Ynrt MO IL
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n. kgg INGALLS,, 1s as-ten
TEACHER OF TIE PIANO FORT,
Vocal Music and Thorough Bass.
Looms in the Baldwin School Edificc.
, Having formerly been Piano Manuisctcy,
subscriber is prepared 10 attend TO that department
which will give satisfaction. faI2i-tr
DIR. TOST. ffg --.5--
No. Holland Piece. 81. AnfhOny-sf.. 81. Paul. ". T..
TOCLD offer his Professional public,
wv of all Chronic Diseases and
full descriptions without
asking any questions.
Practice Eclecticand Electro Maenetlsm. jes-sf
FOSTER Il DAVIS. e.-f. -.5 !
FoR!ViRDTNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, +
AVE nuiii large dious
where they r;afy to and reshp freight. Taey
al.o keep wei seecfe. stock o .-.sl+-sr. ~
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
OF all kinds: FRY ~ eds Boots Shoes, r. Made
Clothinr. People need Guod<,
for bolT sell goods they d. Paul.
and all ass is give before gong 81. Pau
al kinds of Country Produce IN exchange oois.
Terms strictly cash. eco t- ielj-dxv-tf
BODKKEEPER. ~ = ~
experienced Accountant mako cr~are-
"A mrH with ho',Sc. n' rtake 10 keep
sets Of boss 1t :r alton. Address
Times office -
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ca The greatest truths are the simplest; so
are the greatest men and women.
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GREAT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT AICT,ION

OUR arrangements perfected So as to enable
~ notice the following great sales Real Estate at
Auction.
Our regular sales will Saturday the 18th ard 2lt ins
and continue regularly which shall great
variety and large city
Independent these Wednesday, the 18th
inst, we shall Offer on the ground
90 CHOICE IND VALUABLE LOTS
In Dayton & Irvine's Addition. 45FG
On Wednesday, The 25th shall the ground
100 Lots in Bfewsier's Addition.
The of sale in both Of these Additions will and
of the Lots will be sold cheap, which will offer superior
inducements. well To the speculator TO the poor
We shall Catalogues with ull descriptions property
several days before each that wishing
examine the property offered.
Catalogues regular be issued Wednesday
Aso full description the offered sale. With
and pats. showing the locaen with all nfor
nation. can be obtained al tEice.
The fullest confidence placed in all statements
with Carriages always
pron<to properly charge. City Omnbusses will
convey persons to oIice day sale,
wishing dispose their property aEe
Please give mcnorandn of the Monday, tho
Catalogue for Saturdays sales is han1d in the printer
Tuesday morning. DAYTON & PACKARD.
iyt l-n nparP Pest
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z. c. RIPLEY, N! W: DRowx, EDWIN RIPLEY.
RIPLEH. BROWN CO..
Importers
CHINA CIlSS 1ED CRnCKERY HIDE

CHINA, GLASS; md CROCKERT WARE
nEALERS in Plated nd Britannia CUTLERY Look
~ nEGasses Chandfirrs Girondos Solar Lamps, Clocks
Ware. R~fry~ra.or<.
Bird Cages Rosewood. Gilt walnut Moulding
103 MaiR Street, faiena. M. DeSofs House Block,
Are in receif Of the largest
above kinds goods in he
vted and examine going e,se-
where. Orders promptly without
delay.
Agents the sAe Swett DAYS gefrfrerasors
Water Cookers and Water FILTERS. ts2s-sm
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a5s JUST OPENED
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STRAW GOODS.
.ag -sg T.. HATCH g. CO..

JCSI OPENED It'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STRAW GOODS.
T.. HATCH g. CO.,
St. anthony St., Nert the Presbyterian Church.
lsl.l LADIES' BONNETs:
Nepoan Florence Braid, Chip, Soft Straw Leghorn, Swiss
Straw, &c at all prices.
CHILDREN'S BONNETS;
Leghorn, Nepotan SWISS Chip, Pedal, Soft Straw, &C.
Silk, Straw, and Icehorn Flats, at all prices.
LADIES' SILK BONNETs:
Satin: P,ul de Soe Mode, Lace &C. Ladies Lawn Bonne:s,
various colors, styles ard prices
CHILDREN'S HATS:
Cashmere, with Pumes. Plain do. with coors,
Leghorn, Smell, Straw, &c.
.1. FRENCH FLOWERS:
wreaths, Lnlnfs, &C., Wholesale and Retail, Cheap for
Cash. Ladies' Riding Hats, Finest Qualities.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS:
White and Grab Beaver Black. do. Mulcs;n;
Molcskin; Nankeen Mario do; White
Dernier Mode, Chocolate, Cashmere
White Marosdo.; Panama IIdalso do Planters do
disposition Dcrnicr, '55, do. ~
Brush and felt hats all qualities Als, Curacao, Maracabo
Panama, Lrchon, Pedal, Jennet, Naukn, Straw, all
kinds and all prices. ~
s4, - CAPS: ies af.
Cotb silk lcaihcrn, Morocco. glazed, wool &C., &C.
Umbrellas and parsols, all qualities
" Retailer. would do aad examine our stock
before ordering from the East, cheaper the
goods can he brought at the present rates Of freight
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
We receiving from the East large and wei-seleced
stock goods line and Intend surpassed
by house in st. Pauip tac and variety, fresh
excellence especially ccapness the articles
in our line, which shall offer to the public.
jy7-f WREN, CROFF & REGALLY.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
y the very bvs; quality Brady
Wine, pure and uiaducraed, which warrant med
icinai o. family use. ap26tf
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
TUST RECEIVED, at Wcn Croft & Rega,iy's Drug Store
y large general warres celebrated FISH
Hooks, Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus Of de-
scripton. my5-tf
To THE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment of
w Lubins extracts aud other fine perfumes suitable the
jcs WREN, GRoFF * REGALLY.
Fever and Aguc.
n mic or mercury NAV be sc, y al, ares and viii keen in
any climate. Read What eminent Physicians say:
Fever and Aguc, and Known person
CHA commencing with them.
safe and valuable remedy that ought to be within reach
every family INT Liable 10 chls and fever"
VIVA. NEWELL, NJ. D., Allentown, Nj.
A. D. Newell NJ. d.. New Brunswick, y. j.
NOTE rRoM HON. THO. rRELINcHErsES.
GO From the professional character reputation
tem,n. Mr.. Des.er, State, pleasure
in stating that any representation made by them worthy
public conlidtnee." 1IIEo. FRELINGnUYSEN.
"f NEw BRUNSWICK, n. j., JAN 81, 1854.
Read tr testimony Of j. D. Col the Aor House
favor OF Dshfer's Fever aud Ague Pils
Aston HOUSE, December IS, 1854.
Clas. y. Desl,!er, Esq.-Dear SIR viii $500
agreed give medicine DID me- being
sufficiently remuncraed tya perfect recovery troubled
for several months with jaudc, billions fever
Your pills performed by their through
single They Recommended me ly friend,
whom feel greatly Obliged. shall recommend them with
perfect Confidence in all cases Of similar eharseier
Truly r. i. COLEMAN.
WREN, CROFT X REGAILY, Agents for ST. Paul. je13-tf
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MISS BAKER. ~t.N
Fashionable MiERiEcT and Dress
Maker.
Third Street, opposite the Post Office.
HAVE large and desirable Millinery
l. ju.t received from New York. aud desire
Ladies that am prepared to DO all kinds Millinery
Making Sc., in the latest and most approved Styles
,j-i3-ly MISS II. A.. BAKER.
o4 millinery and Fancy store.
BETWEEN TIE AMERICAN AND wINsLow HOUSES.
MRS DOVER would resp ctfuy /
WI Ladies in general that she has just East
with a well selected stock %
...te 't+ BONNETS AID PARASOIS "s..
consisting o. a great variety vi Double English and
Split Straws. Gin? and Lace. ctirans infants
Also splendid variety Fancy Goods.
Entroideres, aces Skirts Gloves. lnsery Collars, Purses
Pori Mnniesand Ill kinds Of Bonnet trimmings &c, &C.
Shirts, Gloves Cravas, Guitars. complete assort-
ment OF trntlmen's Furnishing t;oss $500
Fine Frenci works, Thread Black
SILK OF the best quality; Splendid Maptias.
t1 Fi Mrs. r. DOVER.
P.S. Eonnets Biz achcd, Trimmed. ap3O-f
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EXCELSIOR AHEAD: uURRAu. nURRAH..

EXCELSIOR AHEAD! EiURRAE! EURRAH..
FTNE subscriber woud respectfully the
Excelsior and surrounding country that he has hand
will sell cheaper the cash pay ajarge
Groceries, Provisions
must he Sold All wishing to buy anything in
of the above mentioned, VIII time and by coming
directly to the Pioneer Store and buying. which will
the trouble carrying anything back. IS Remember
Pioneer c.. T.. GOLIBARr,
Directly west of The Rev. Chas. Galpin's Residence.
Excelsior, July 9Th. 1850. jy1O-2wd&w
SELLING OFF AT COST.
GREAT CHANCE FOR FAHGAINS.-RiTCHIE & CO.,
VI ocng their stock Hats
ire to he
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10 Several persons who were on loarl Of
tic Illinois Central Railroad cars at the time
they ran off the track, arrived in cur city. by
the Lady Franklin, Some OF them had Black
eyes, and others were more or less in .ured.
WiNoHA.--We learn from the Argus, ;hat tie
County of Winona has population Of 2,426.--
Two years ago there were scarcely one hundred
persons in the whole County.
I,g~ We should Judge from the report in
the Gacna Advertiser, that the citizens OF that
place Lad an cxcclent-tine Oh the Fourth a
large procession passed through the streets,
and fine Grafton was delivered by Hon. James
Turner, of Frcepor. Among other volunteer
toas.s, the following was given:
The Iro Dcciarafions-Thc Declaration of
Independence, whereby we gained Our liberty,
and the declaration OF Lore, whereby we lost
=
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DO q. +. :LUETe ItfFfI
I1ASrst arrived with his PLASTERIyG MA
TERIAIS, and IL ready supply customers, at
his warehouse, adjoining his Residence, capto
has also sale and will keep constantly good
article Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Finishing Lane
and the hest Lime errory-cossng In
fuows 1o0u barrels
~ Plaster Paris % the Cement
ter line; 100 barrels White Finishing Lime, and
of other lneh Of wc: be w s terms for
az
viii also continue my as Daier or Piss,crer-
Thankful past avsrs, and q the same
my16-n CIIAS. P. SCOTT.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. NJ. L. STOKES Is opening at her Millinery
tI Storc large and splendid assortment of Fall
Bonnes Having returned York, she
ccfed with carc the latest Paris
to show TO her old cust
lectd assortment millinery goods offered this side Of
New York.
p SShc would also inform the ladies that var-
ETY. of styles making surpassed in
beauty and elegance. OctJ7-tf
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,. L. FARwELL & co..
nE receiving large Scyhcs. Snaths
IA Forks, Ploxs, &C.. Empire Block, St. Paul sv2-tf
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JUST RECEIVED By EMPRESS,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of ladies fine drab cloth CATERS
IA also gents 'rab Congress Gators gents patent pumps
and all kinds of Misses and children shoes adapted the spring
and summer wear--wc sell for cash and scl chear.
My26-to .fH-. G.. G. HOFFMAN,
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RIO ARD OF IRA L .
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

meet FIRST third Tuesday OF each month";
Board first Wednesday of each month. Communications
respecting business Of the BoarG should be addressed to the
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fttailE1rl ..I5f~ffs T9J EXECUTIVE OFFICE. NJ
.tt1 II sEkIrTlfss Saint Paul. Jane 20tb, 1855. (.
Tn oBEDIENCE II ns.rrc'ons Department
having claims accounts AGAINST the Cnppewa fnans
Ms,sspri bsnfs. or ic Pagrr and Lake win15;goh.sh
bans y pres nj thea TO shc supi In ian Atari NJ g.,
his Office at the Capitol before the o5
O'Clock saFt day. The ORIGINAL books
lied be furnished. LII. a.sa
All prisons hasn~ said indians.
must, tkensfrctions asorrraid,
ward 10 this Office for nyesg ation Whittier tev
ed at Washington not. sfses W. a. GORMAN, :.
f;o~erpoT snd Sipff Indian Affair.". II. r,
-sank Raps Fron,ier<an. st. Croix Cnionsne 81. Peters
Courier, month and send bills Supene
ANs-s. ic2e-sd
LATE From EUROPE.
TST received the az
j the following kTrs Of desirable. SILVER WATCHES. which
exceedingly 1ow prizes. man or
Otherwise, to Of the money
the and written each Watch for one
yrar. ~ Txe5.sH ssfr ,
Patent Detached Silver Levers, from els to Sir.
do 4, d. Hunting Levers. frynn sfs to Ec5 -
Pine cyn6er Slirer IN strong from SO TO 4o.
do 90 DO In strong hunting SO TO Sf6.
Also Clocks At equally how prices, description, from
the best u3kcTs.
W. TLIJNGwogTH,
Watch Izkef. jackson snd 5sh sts psua.
r s. Traders and others invited TO give him
pvrcias elsewhere.
April 81 ,.555-f&w II
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%" The steamer Oakland, Capt. Morrison, ar
rived at oar lever yesterday morning and left th'
came evening for St. Loni>. Sh, brou, ht - pas
cngcrs and $50 tons of freight for this city
most of it WAS groceries.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO
LEASE. t
TIVE subscriber, being ae 20 lave the city, offers his Fur
sale AT harcain provided the
he resides of his hands Thcease has
Is In order,
recently renovated. Inquire at this Office jyI1-tf
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PROPER 4 WILCOX,
Dealers in Real Estate, Practical Surveyors and Genese
Agenfs
OFFICE in the U. S. Land once buildings,
MINEEAPoLIs, MINNESOTA.
WE VIII attend the purchase and OF village and city
w property farming this vicinity and
other important localities. Particular
veyg and entering lands in the Pneries or
where Territory. Property and titles oarefulJy exsn
led; taxes paid; collecting DONE solicited.
All business entrusted TO Us will receive prompt
attention.
PONTIAC, MIcH-iIon c. T. Copeland, Judge ID Judicial
District.
LApEER, MIcH.-Ior A. NJ Hart, Pres't Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Railroad; J. II. White, ESQ.,, Director,
PiTTsBuRGn, PA.-Ausiin LOOMS, Esq, Stock aud TX
BURLINGTON. woriaington Smith, D. H., Pres't
u. " NJ: Benedict. Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering do Hon A. L. Catn, Collector Of Customs
ORWELL, VT.-Ion. Roswell Bottu.n
Troy, NJ Y.-P NJ. Corbin, ESQ.,, Cashier Union Bank.
BELvDERE, iLIs-Ion. Cephus Gardner; Hon. *. o. MO-
lny, NJ D. and Alex. Nicely, Esa Prcst Bevldere Bank.
SAINT PAUI.-Ex-aiovenor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. ". A.
German; J. Travis Rosser, Secy MT.
FORT SMELLING, NJ. T.-Erankn Steele. Esq.
MINNEAPOLIS, NJ. T-Ion. A. +. Ames; NJ. l.. Odds, Re-
glstcr U. s. Land Office; H. p. Russell, Receiver.
LAND FOR SALE.
LORTY acres in of ST. Anthony; valuable claims within
Il few miles OF the Fais Interest in valuable watr-
power; twenty acres Immediately town large
Der OF lots in the oursbng Minneapolis Sak
deca7-n -' PROPER 8, WILCOX.
FEW Good Lots in St. Anthony and 81 Paul; Cold Land
"A Warrants Currency, Das, &C., inc Current rates OF
cxcnange.
l7- interest allowed on special deposits.
drcas-u PROPER < WILCOX.
WIN. J. PARSONS.
attorney, Solicitor and General Agent,
Corner First and Nicolct;s Mime polls
(Brick Buifdiay.) stf
INVESTMENTS made point in the Territory and all
business in the Courts of the Territory Supreme Court
OF the United States, promptly attended to. jes-iy
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASs AND BEDDING


I
r. KIEFEp Practical Upholstcrer, would respectfully
n. inform the citizens St. Paul, that he has opened
Upholstery. Trimming and Bedding A.
fes Dry Goods store, opposite the American House, where he
will keep constantly hand large Lounges
Setces Bed Lounges. Am Chairs; The best Grass
Moss and Shick Mattresses,
EiEFER'S PATENT SPRING MiTTRASS,
Pillows Beistars all kinds; Spreads Quilts,
Carriage, Coach and BuSgy Trimmings
Done in the
Church pews will be- crnamcnCi neatly an. cleap'y.
Vanishing dose, al o rtd.
= window Curtains and Paper IIan4ings.
iy7-i&wiy A. r. MEIER, Practical Cphsl>tcrcr.
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REGULAR MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.
+, r. "a, THE NEW AND LIGIIr-DRAFT STEAMER
I'd II. S. ALLEN, 6. n. FAIRsIAN, Master Will
1---1--~- gulsr between ST. Paul and the
the Minnesota River. VIII leave the Minnesota Rapids
Tuesday, Thursday Saturday at 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ. and
viii Wednesday. Friday Sunday. ococs T..
shippers and this boat remaining
Trade. For freight passage apply on beard. or To
J. r. IRVINE & CO.. Upper Landing.
BORI'P x CUAMPIIN. Lower Landing.
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ATTENTION ALLIE!
ODBURY l. PUTNAM,
VITOULD the public to their stock
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting part Gents Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress- Polka Fancy
Lace Boots, Black Cooed CATERS Black
ored CATERS, Chire's Shoes,
other kinds numerous o mention.
They have also good HATS AND CAPS, all
of which they Offering Ladies and GEN
tlenen respectfully invited call
selves. New Store, Pioneer
WOODBURY. x PUTNAM,
st. Paul, May 2Sth 1850 my29-tf
Call and Sect!
Doors AND SlIOESJus received. splendid assortment
ID of Gents patent leather Boots. Congress Oxor
Boots Calf sewed Oxford Ties, Calf
Also Ladies' fine fox Gators. je13-tf &C. HOFFMAN,.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT AND THE NEATEST
STORE.
TTAT Ike Dragging, nevertheless Oar
stock goods has
have all kinds and descriptions Shoes, adapted
aid children. Those who doubt, them call
and examine. We sell for and sell cheap.
G. G. HOFFMAN,
r my5-.f One door the Times Ruiltirg.
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HENRY McKENTY.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
0ffce-Od PostOfficc Building, Thfrd-st, 81. Paul.
Land Bought end Sold throughout The TerriforW
Money Loaned, investments made to the best ad-
vantage and Land Warrants Bought and Located.

Money Loaned, investments made to the best ad-
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. W. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq lion. W. II. WEIGH, Chief
Capt. A. De Peyster, tce of Minnesota
Mcssrs S. Thompson Nephew, Hon. IL. Rice Delegate
IS Williams 4 (iuon. Congress-
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, Iollngsheai s. Becker,
Joseph Patterson, ESD, Presi- Attorneys Law,
dent Western Bank, Mcssrs. BoruP x Cakes, Bankers
Messrs Drexe Co.., Bankers, j. T. Rosser, Esq,
II. Taylo 4 Co., the Territory,
8" Freed, Ward y Freed, Ames Van Etten, Attorneys
sc Sters, James Co., Rev. n. NJ. Fullerton Register
Bailey l. Co., u. S. Land Once,
Edward Hurst, Esq, NotayWm. II. Holcombc ESQ.,, Rc
Public, ceiver u. s. Land Once,
II. Messchert, Attorney ut Law,T. I. Mann, NJ. ID.
james Kitchen, NJ. d., Messrs Brown. johnson & Co.,
William Stoever, Esq, Bankers, New Orleans.
Messrs. Brown Johnson, Bankers, vicksbugh mlC-tf
COTTAGE HOMES.
100 Lots OF Five Acres Each.
IN A BEAUTIFUL and commanding situation about one mile
i Soil a rich black
lot $500 cash, and tlebaance in and two without
interest HENRY McKENTY,
St. Paul. April 81, 1S55.--i&wtf Dealer in Real Estate.
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE piece of property short distance the
IA Winsow House. The House has excellent
lar, and fine well water there the
Territory. Also sale = lots lying
which sold with the if desired
lying property, which will be disposed cheap
down. particulars, cali the Editor
June 9TH, 1861 jeS-tf