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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08

CT An agent of the London Journal came out
by the last steamer, to negotiate with Mrs. Ann s.
Stephans and Mrs. E. NJ. Southwortb, for the ad-
vance sheets of all their writings, without reser-
walton, and on their own terms.
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WHAT HAS BEcoME OF THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC
PARrY.-At the Presidential election the Demo-
cratic party polled in Massachusetts 5000. At
the election for Governor, few DAYS ago, it
polled $4,000, being falling of of 1900. In
New York, Pie &c received 262 900; now there is
not enough of tho party left to get up a respect
able show of opposition. They have even aban.
doned their name-there being no longer auy
party in the State known as the Democratic Par.
I'M. Y. Tribune.
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CHAs. ". wOOLLEY.

Wholesale 0receP,
FORWARDING / COMMISSION MERCHANT,
h.. = '.os. and to arrive. ieevas sssic,.: in
"'''''; q s'I hSd ~ Pr,m. N. a. SMEAR
DO c cim % 90
10 half bills crushed do s.
10 a. Do powdered DO
90 kegs 40 sais syrup Mo,a..es
half chest. Tea cbIaekj
% s sssss Rio C Conc. DO S.
Dc Dc 5.n.s DO DO
boxes CASTLE Soap
rs do Star Candes
10 half boxes Star Candles
= ! 81: Cider ss vs 60 prime pr .rts.
50 do dairy do
II Boxes Babbtt's saierstus ett+ss,-. s.s..
half Sbls Sod. do
: 2 boxes Cream Tartar -
10 DO. Extract Lemon
'-- 6 do Italian Macarunt ~.t SO .le.
do Ground Ginger
!: &c ss 90 90 S Sss;.
IL dozen washboards
50 do Painted Buckets -f~4 fs1'ffa
10 bbls Pitch
do ., .....
u Cases Rifle Powder -sa.4e- =. ...e
10 bbls Refined Lard OH
100 ReanS Wrapping Paper .t-te.-
Bales Unbeached Sheetlng for sacks
~ Baskets Still Catawba
10 fresh Batnicr' Oysters
80 bbls Fresh Pilot Bread .,- a.
30 do Fresh Butter Crackers as.
30 do Fresh Boston Crackers ~
10 do Fresh Soda Crackers .t
| 10 do Fresh Sugar Crackers 81
10 do Fresh Wine Crackers
Is do Fresh Water Crackcrs
10 do Fresh Pic Mic Clackers
10 do Fresh Oyster Crackers ..
Is boxes Assorted Candies
10 dc Fancy Candies
do Crimped Candies
10 do Plain Kisses.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE LIQUORS.
boxes quarts and piuts, fine old French Brandy.
dcmijons extra fine old Whisky.
do old Whisky.
do old Peach Brandy. -
do Blackberry Cordial. ...-
do Fine old Palatna Madeira.
The above offered
Country merchants and others will
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prime Perk Meal, Butter Eggs Cheese,
Clover Seed and Cider, consignment,
cheap cash. ..s-ss
Pilot sizes of Crackers, from the
Mound City Bakery, In store and Cheap cash.
Tennessee taken at 10 discounts payment
ror Groceries, &C., sc.
Having appointed Agent Journal,
am prepared to receive subscriptions.
CHAS. ". wOOLLEY,
oc17-u Reys Big Stone W drehouse, Lower Lcvee.
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S rok BOYS has again opened at the School
nuio,ng on me grounds Episcopal Mission, Mr..
1hO. kkLLtE an experienced and hshy competent
having CHARGE Of the English depamens. The Rev.
sss s ps01. attention daily Tor DAY. Mr..
= teacher and skin In government ana acpire a TIE
School room. sres 4,
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CO From Washington we learn that Maj. Ham
mond, late collector at San Francisco, is reported
to be defaulter to large amount. DR.. May
nard of that city, and the late Capt. EDISON, are
his suretes.
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PATENT BOX OPENER,


HUNDREDS of dollars are annually thrown by the
destruction OF boxes in opening BY the old
viz the hammer and chisel. Luckily Messs Gleason
Of Worcester, Mass machnc which they
patented the the
by the aforesaid hundreds of dollars be saved. have
been sole agent for and shall be receipt
shortly of limited supply Of the above machine
Goods Dealers Grocers and Merchants generally, will
send down and onhose who be supplied this
Fall shall the Spring. The BoxOpener warranted
TO work to perfection. CHAS. W. WOOLLEY,
oc25-tf Rcy,s Big Stone w arehouse. Lower Icyee.
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CouLDS'r FORGIVE Hrx.-An :old fellow who
became weary of his life, thought he might well
commit suicide, but he didn't wish to 60 without
forgiving all his enemies. So at the last moment
he removed the moose from his neck saying to
himself-'T never can or will forgive old Noah
for letting the copper-head snakes get into the
ark. They have killed $1,000 worth of my cat
tie, and when he and meet, there'l be general
fuss.
CO Mr.. Thompson, of Kansas, has just COM
pletsd so it is stated, prairie ship or wagon, to
be propelled by wind, in which he proposes to
make a voyage to the Rocky Mountains. Thirty
passengers will embark in June next on the voy-
age.
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THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.

THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.
In consequence Of the announcement,
A. GALE & CO.,
TAKE pleasure in announcing to the public their intention
selling upon an undertaking cash system their large aud
well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Their goods have been principally
at exceedingly low prices,
DEFYING COMPETITION.
They have in store sale IS sacks COFFEE, which
confident have been purchased sufficiently
admit Of their being prices
Fifty Chests Tea,
Their stock OF Teas they quality and
ever brought to and in code ratisn Of this
ties, feeling extremely confident
call will feel amply repaid for time and trouble.
To this particular branch Of their trade they invite the acn
ton Of country merchants who visit purpose
repenishing their stocks.
AMONG other leading articles will be found
IS hhds o Sugar 80 boxes star Candles.
10 do Porto Rico do 25 do Cream Tartar.
30 bbls n o MOasses rs Soda.
90 do steam refined Syrup Is kegs Saleratus.
~ do Golden do IL boxes do in
90 do Mackrrel. IS do Malaga Rasns.
20 do White Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes.
10 do Winter strained Lard OIL. IL boxes MAJ
10 boxes No Soap. II 10 vermicin
20 do Chemical Erasive Soap 6Obarreis Salt.
30 do Tallow Candles. 5000 sacks dairy Salt.
80 do Summer pressed do
Added to the above named articles will large
y Of other articles which would be
which indispensable forming
assortment Of Groceries.
To Squatters Claimants and Lumbermen, they have
so Boxes of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws, y.
5000 Ds Iron Wedges, Frying Pans,
Bake Kettles, &C.. &C.
One thing the above named firm would wish to be particularly
These Goods are bound to be sold,
consequently people calling at their sOre Third street, Lower
October 4, 1855. oc4u
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EsrRAY CATTLE.

Came into my enclosure, about q week ago.
8[kE three steers, described follows: them
is all white yell " with white face and
--@A-AA white spot shoulder; the third 10 all
yeow The requested call, and BY proving property
anu paving charges. can take them away.
81. Paul. Nov. ~, 1855. NORRIS CARNEY,
no<e-Am~ In NcKubin,s Addition ST. Paul.
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
A THE BOOKSTORE OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE: =
IA A!manacs for 1855, Ia English and German;
Pocket Diaries for 1856;
Ups and Downs;
The Lorgnetc;
Fudge DOngs
The Fruit Garden;
Memoirs Of James Gordon Bennett;
The Hidden Path;
The Newcomes;
The Old Homestead;
The American Poultry Yard;
Maud. By Alfred Tennyson;
The Boat Club;
Women in the Nineteenth Century;
Schiller and Goethe;
The Book o 1000 Anecdotes;
The Three Colonies Of Australia;
Life OF S:ward, with Selections.
The Modern Horse Doctor;
Sequel Folks Home;
The Improved Housewife;
Puddleord and Its people;
Frank Leses Folio Of Fancy Needlcwork edited by
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens;
Hints to Anglers;
Fern Leaves. Second Series. FIR. FREUBENRETCH,
no29-u By Won HANM.
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MARBLE MANUFACTURE.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.

TIVE undersigned beg leave to Inform the n habsnts
Paul and surrounding country that he Just
and has constantly hant supply snd
Italian Marble and after thirty
feels conndcns that he
cheap ether the Territory. Offers foy
Monuments Tomb Stones. Furniture Marble Paint Stones
&c, &c. ct his Mandatory, opposite the Post Once,
thopv street.
- contracts made with his Marble work vii
be hiled strictly according to agreement.
jyz5-0 @@sl1 J. D. ANIDON.
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VHE subscriber respectfully spprse ne pub,e thas
the nm wneht YItx Dissolved, July IA, ass
By eDnsn An scoounts due As wf BE- sls6 b
r. h Ytx, who sufh0Ffzed n II Fn
that purpose. me Undersigned, HAVING resoved HI 49,
b. Peters street, Of TIE First Pfesbyesm ChuvA,
bs0sn9 formerly eccupeed By Hea. 0ise, C00 Hes, vim
esuy q ne enpnter base1 n a ~ 6ssssh. 1benkful
TT herespecmy scs enfilusncs e seees
an3Q s: 50 - = - =. =. YIxz.
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ATTENTION! READ! "
Boots & shoes at Wholesale!

Boots & shoes at WHOLESALER
(tALI at q. G. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe Store, and
~ examine the best, cheapest largest assortment
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL. ~
splendid variety all kinds, week rcceycd and will
be offered at Incredible Low Prices. Inducements this
offers to the public really
nothing but an overwhelming plan
quick sales and small profits will desired
Mark our scale OF retail prices: ~ .
Ladies' Caters from 81 Is to a. 50.
do KID Shoes and Slippers from 76c to 81 90.
Misses and Childrens' from 26c to 81 80.
Mems, Buys all kinds, too numerous 10 men.
ton. and every article In our line viii be -
-selS-N G. C. HOFFMAN'S, Upper Town.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNITURE.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTEADS.
ASST BAILEY 4 PRIMRosK, s
ST. Asahomy Street, 81. Paul, Mssnssoto,
Have now store, the largest assortment Of
Asa URNITURR,- r.
Ever offered for sale this Territory. comprians
t~n SOFAS, r 2 a
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
the latest designs, in Plush and Hair Cloth;
SOCI.ABLES. md Y.a.NKEE DIT.dJNX,
5-as s.isa OF w.lnu. and Mahogany, ssd 10
Richly carved and covered with superior article OF Plush and
s4.l..< d. ~ l Hair Cloth; .s-zt ~. f.s..,.1
Asass ELIZABETH Chairs, ey
SpRIxc SEAT Rockers AND EASY CHAIRS; ALSO,
CANE ROCKIES, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
aa STYLE; CANE SEAT AND SPRISo
stte SEAT CHAIRS, aq 7l3te sI
ti THE DEs. IN THE CoUxTRY ssaa, ee
Tables,
Card Centre Breakfast Dinins Side and Sofa Tables;
STANDS, OF EVERY DEscR1r1loS;
M s.s BEDSTE.aDS, .q.s. RI s.saa
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted; also,
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
BUREAU
Of Walnut and Mahesany; Fancy Dressing, Plain
and Common; -.a.i
BOOK CASES, &c.,
In word, every article usually Furniture Estab-
ishmcnt, may in this quality
Of Furniture, and what import the
establishments SOUTH guar
anee Of its excellent quality. The attention buyers
spectfully solicited. iy30-Iy
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DRNTFSTRY,

hRN b. PATTERSON would announces TO the citizens Of
II st. Paul and vcinify located here
Dental Practitioner and ready perform operations
for the natural artificial teethat may be rsuuyed. svng
received thorough Of
practice In Of the best Tori,
dent Of Swing entire satisfaction. brought with
lbs machinery and fixtures that he win b. able out
own plate WHICH win be warranted All woFk will be done
Block ~ noo, 81. Anfony-s ChIooSorm sdmnistersd b
t4EIEREucESs ~
ExcesIeney A. German, of Nfnresots Ter.
Samuel Nelson. Chief Justice u 3. Supreme Court.
Rev. Dr.. J. D. Van ynGeny %. PsuI.
Hon. John = Warren, 81. PAM. - 1893 s8F ~sss
Hon. Wul. IL. Forses, y. n, st. Paml. :
\. y. Nelson, Ed, Sc. Pam. 81 y Afas ~
y. p. Byrsms n. D., D. d. s., New York. ruv1a.fv
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Awful ArrAR.--On the night of Sunday last,
a man named William Ewers, living at Graves
end, Canada. was engaged in dispute with a
woman, and, being at high words, expressed a
wish ssthat God would strike him dumb If he was
not correct" At that moment his speech failed
him, and up to the present time he has not been
able to speak word Beyond the loss of speech
he is in no way affected, either by paralysis or
epilepsy, so there appears no physical cause for
the impediment.- Tribune.
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c.. HI. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AT Law RA--sss
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Office On the I'd Flesr q the
TIMES BUILDING 81. ANTHONY sTRERr. 81. PAUL, N T.
ABSTRACT OF TITLES.
entries. Of the county Of Ramsey. Pats
ferent cities In said and the additions thereto
tens. }sa and perfect aSstraei Of 1e ne to eseS
dsact tract or parcel Of land situated I. said cosnfy
ssnee and every creating an fncsbrssee
.e.staer srtss, os .eoy Of Judgments sogase' fase'
Having these unusual facilities which have me many
to Rsa this a,s:
to be myse personally responsibe for
damages resulting thsro, IN case they are BY any poss
CONVEYANCING
Deeds Mortgages Bonds &c., carefully drawn, being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the acknowledgements thereof, administer oaths
PROTEST COMMERCIAL PAPER, &C., &c.
10 Collections made throughout Territory. -
INvESTMENTSma made in real generally
that entrusted and usually done through
Law Office Real Estate Agency, will receive and
n02s-tf c.H. PARKER.
FRESH OYSTERS - &;
lust received packed in ce by the keg
at CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY & CO.'S.
st. Paul. Nov. 6. 1885. fsrs 80 nov7-tf
WILLIAM sCHR E DER.
Wholesale and Retail 4.
G II o g RS
psaier In - IT.
Imported wines, Liquors. g. Cigars,
Times building, 81. Amthomy-sf., St. Paul. no24-a
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DIED,

.a1. % DIED, tffAuR
In this city, the ID inst, Mr.. CHARLEs
ROSS, late Of Lexington, Missouri, aged ssyeao.
riding IN . Sunday last when
corner, thrown OUT taken up insensb, and died
from the Concession yesterday He leaves wife
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DENTAL CARD.

DENTAL CARD.
mr. BIDDLE having the retired Dental
~ ProsssIon would cheerfuiy recommend to
numerous patrons, the professional PRICE
In whom he has implicit confidence.
st. Paul, Oct. 18th, 1865. u 80 tii q. ". BIDDLE.
ID. e. PRICE, Dentist. late Of 81. Louis. over
4P.M. f,I-,st, $50 3 $1,000. 49, -
Dr. bccs to refer to the following letter, which
has been kindly furnished By the Dental Louie,
among Whom he has for the pass I'VE been rscne
=. 90, 81. LOWS, Aug. 10, 1855.
Dr. D. C. PRICE, his Progression snccessivey
W ON city Tor some
slfm rnttst and ciesuly deserving
the confidence and patronage Of the public. =
" CIV. 6PAULDIEG, d. D. s., Ffffh & Oive-sfa.
aa5s s.znt s.H II. NcKBLLOPS, No, ~ Fifth street.
-assf s.s.3.ya<.a4.. ~. - HENRY BARRON,
3outb-wcsf corner Fourth and Market streets.
q - fasarf@i AARON BLAKR, NO. % Fourth street.
ef =. HALE, 81 Washington Avenue.
SAINT PAIL REFERENcEs
Or. POTS, DIR. WILEY,
y Dh' bhiSbiNk, (ocis-0 ets Ex-0ov RAMSEY.
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CITY OMNIBUS.
W. G. FONsECA,
10. 3 EMPIRE BLOCK.

q ss Wholesale Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
lIAyINfs just returned with
and elegant stock, would respectfully the citizens
OF 81 Paul and vcnity to call and examine before
The stock and prices cannot fail give entire
sfacon NY stock consists, In
French and English Nern0es, Narseies Quilts.
All Wool DeLaines, Gloves In endless variety.
Cashmcres, Paramaftas, A nice assortment Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Ladies' Furs.
French, English American Prints, large Yankee
DeLainss a large as'tm't and cheap, Motions,
A large assortment Of Dress Trimmings,
Ny stock Of not to be excellent quality
- Price, ri
Bleach and Brown Shifting, Irish Linen, Linen Lawn,
Swiss Auslin Bishop Lawn, Tarleton, colors
BOOK usIln and Swiss Null, Blankets in all
Ned and White Fianne, Laces splendid assort
SILK Warp do ment.
Shaker
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
would invite the Gentlemen 10 call large
and elegant following Goods, Neo
Wrappers and Drawers, SIX Under Shirts, Gloves Collars
Neck Ties, Caps and Handkerchiefs.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
am now prepared to make in the style
all kinds of clothing, and at reduced
fashionable cutter from the city of New York
TO please all those who with CALI Rem~mber
NO. Empire Block Immediately below the American House.
OcxI-u w. G.. FONSECA.
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THE ONLY NAT MANUVACTORY IN MN
- sSfF@ sei t4@ NEHOTA, - n ~

NIEhave adopted 0enin's YxH style Hat,
w we are nov prepared " make 70 oser Persons desiring
one Of style, win please their OTe, when perfect
~ guaranteed IN Ill hand
s0rnent SOFT HAN, ssd ph csps, styrs
and qnsitic Aiso, sDd 0elSected STOCK Genrs
Furnishing Goods Shirts Collars, Underxhs Drawers,
Hoe, snspesAesy Cssvsts Ioyes LADIES asd Gents
les. kes A0s Trunks. Carpet yslses. apea. c
- Sss SHAW HARBELls 81. Anthony So, -
or90Af Nearly opposite the Amerfcap Hcuse.
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Fl NEW BOOKS. ~ 4sE ~
New Booksi New GooAsl svyived to-dSv,
which we before pstyons lay: 1872 -
The works Of Burns, snd Noore, and Howitt.
And JsrDes, snd Bulwev Dickens Mowstt, = le ~ 80
Milton, and Irving, Cowpcr, Stowe, .ssf rt.sszi
Montgomery, Maryat, Sims, and How. s5az5 .
LOncfeIlow. Bryant, Hosmer, Pariey, = .ff s.
IL Narvei, Shakespesre, Scott, and Hsrfcy.
Beaumont, and Fletcher, Edseworth, Fern,
And other writevr. gay stern. , ssse&
OF porte w0aNjes lot sSgzi@ze..fE
That are, In style, exceeded nef 1fess
Ladies' Companions, boxes, toys, st
For small or larger girls and beys, s'5 ss@ -
In shoSt, Ne have 81 such gods. more
Than ever were In town before. ~
decz5-u sH8 G.. HAMILTON & co.
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SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOyNnRy

Cor Pike and Fifth streets, 81. Pawl.
TINS establishment having
tools, machinery and great variety added
in successful operation. and s
short notice, MIN and Machinery work of all de pions,
Wheels, Building Columns, window Sash Weights
Sleigh Shoes, Caudron Kettles, &c, &C. Having experienced
Pattern Makers In employ, patterns OF de-
scrpti"n that be called Iron turning Finishing
Scsrn Engine Repairing. &C.. d,ne with dispatch.
w Brass aud Competition Casting, made to order. Rabbit
constantly hand. Il 1870 -.-..
Oicast iron, brass and copper, taken in exchange
se4-u -e-4r- y. GILMAN.
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THE CopaEtnerhip heretossss existing between George n.
Proper and Carlos Wilcox, under the and nrm Of
PSpper Wilcox. Is this day dissived By muua
The business viii be eotnued hereafter b. Cass Wilcox
the Lsnd Once Building, he heretofore.
g@1> EfDs8 ~ CARLOS WILCOX.
Amne1po11, July LIST, lot6. 81 = au11-ff
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DIR. WHEELERS
ONIC SHERRY WINE BITfERS, to b. found at his
L feb7s-1 ALEX. REY.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving the a large and we-selected
stock Of goods line
by house in St. Paun the and Variety
and excellence, and especially
in line, which shall offer to the public.
jy7-tf WREN, CROFT & REGALLY.
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ATTENTION ALL!!!

L tsl W - = - - = u ~ n
NIOCLO call the attention stock Of
W BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting In part CENTS
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress- Fancy
Lace Boots, Black and CoIored Gatex Misses
oed CATERS, Chidrcns Boots and Shoes,
other kinds too numerous mention.
They have also good assortment Of HATS AND GAPS,
Of which they Offering prices and Cen
tlemen respectfully and examine for heu-
selves New Store, Pioneer Buildings Jackson
strcets. &-f'H ++i WOf)DBURY 4 pTJTNAM
St. Paul, May 2sth, 1856 fmy20-tf.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
WE HAVE just to our former large
w stock,
rs dozen Cane Seat Chairs, 81.
10 do. Oak and Walnut Cane Seat Arm Chairs,
Is do. Mahogany and Walnut hair plush do.
do. Rose Wood, Oak aud Walnut Carpet seat do.
Is do. Mahogany and Walnut Sofas.
This stock coming largest
in the enables greater puc
than offered Ia this market
se1-u STEES HUNT.
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HE NRY GAL ID n Err,

HENRI G Ar n T. r. et5
MANUFACTURER
CABINET FURNITURE s. CHAIRS
OF every Description. fe
vXTOCLD respectfully inform his friends and the public that
w he has commenced the Furniture Business, Roberts
between 9TH and 6ih lie has hand large
sul Of Furniture the best description,
invites attention. He Is also prepared
various styles OF choice Furniture such Gotc
Antique, Ezabetan French and other designs which
will warrant Of the best materials workmanship
finish, (havng ablhed business New
number Of ,eas nd which he prepared to sell at less cost
than the be purchased packed and brought this
feeling ell his experience the
insure him the public custom and approval. r
HENRY GARDNER.
All articles in the various branches
order on the shortest notice. IS scl2-2m
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WANTED,

e1s0 CONTRACT for the baune cn1sc ~ sspd
and stone, during the coming winter and spring.
dc4-u G.. n. PARRxh.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES orFIcE,(
December 8. 1865.
WEIGHTS GRAIN-The following the established
weights grains for this Territory: Wheat, 60 rs bu
Seed, 60 rs bu Rye, Sc rs Indian Corn, Sc
lbs oatcs 81 ms Barley, % ns q buzz Buckwhest,
II as p bu.
lO@l2 &c 1892 rs bu
.$5O0l6O Peaches 1898
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CT On0 10 LOAN a unfncunbered Real Estste sera-
01 &UO rty. toc39-tD h. L. CARyBR- 4
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08

TO THE LADIES.
ADHy GACNfLErS AND MlTfe-yust received, large
IL Vt ~ LsdeS Rm Gaunfets Mts suitable Sor he
winter veaahess gszs HASLB1I & THOMPSON.
noz4-zw sar ~ Opposite the roq O1Bce,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08
FOR SALE.
Lots 3 and 4 in Block &c in
RICE & IRWIN E'S ADDITION

FOR SALE.
Lots 3 and in Block 26 in
RICE & IRWIN E'S ADDITION.
With $4,000 Improvements thereon.
Said lots are ITO feet front by pam feet deewithin 10
feet Of tie Winsiow House.
Also, i4o Sec. lying within miles
of the Lower Landing, laid into lots.
Also, s5 lots the Upper Landing, mile above the
Upper Warehouse.
Also, 81 lots In the tract II land Joining,
part the bottom, running to the river.
Being about to change business going
principles, cuvang the earth earning by
sweat of my brow, will sell the above Ia cash.
year at 10 cent, la years per cent. Title
warranted perfect, sale. l.. G. KINNEY.
~ Pats Of the land be the ANDREW
c. DUNN, ESQ.,, Empire Block, st. Paul, MT. des-Im
REMOVAL.
McCLOUD g. BROTHER,
HAVING located themselves in their
Al the Of Third Cedar
ton OF their customers and the public greatly
Increased facilities afforded by their
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
for carrying
HARDWARE BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCUEs
Having complete goods on hand suited to the winter
trade, they would solicit call public, knowing that
they better THE BEST QUALITY
OF GOODS AT THE
deI-im' LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
MARSHALL Il CO., :
Bankers and Exchange Brokers'.
Cor. Third and Cedar streets. 81. Paul.
receive deposits, buy and sell
non-restdents.
C. II. Rogers Co., so Wall street, New York.
Keen Taylor, loi Walnut street, Philadelphia.
n Holmes sons, Pittsburgh
Kinney, Esry l. Co., Cincinnati.
Bank of No., and Darby & Barnsdas, st. Louis, No.
N.,,%s s1St ( C uoss S,ien,.
Flass Savage. Quincy. I'll. .es-tf