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kUTlCF.rhe heirs of Rudolphus BRIL- de
IN ceased whose letters estameniary granted by
orphans for Washington Maryland The
1901 hereby notified appear the orphans said
county before the s day Of ay lsa and establish their
right the funds hands which hereafter
hands, OF the administrator de onis with
the will annexed Of said DECEASED.
JOHN X sNEARY,
Administrator DC bonis no viii annexed
Nov eel awiws
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CoLLscToa's Oyucs,
Dscember s. 1854.
NOTICE hereby Of a1asssss property in
IN be coepSosd snd pabbshed
January,
fosw psyne relieve undersigned
fom enforcing coilsctaon and them
the additional advertise
X. J. ROCHE
7--dtlnnl C0uect~s.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY O. 1855


rse vncenis Orphan As,ium having .. o4,ab
Ahed ins hosse for orphan boys,
tbassn Ero,herswho
kard e. set cSious of ~l
80 by he board OF the their beg
IN tns charitable inhabitants Of the District
mt - cid be whi~l
earnestly soeed enable the provide for the
and protection o these suffering children, whom poverty and ih,
oss ~ parents have rendered objects Of pity and cmerssion
sca whose Of appeal The hean Of Christian
Tine had satisfaction o eompctng their house
fer orphan sIs nearly children
pss and educated, and, although they determined the M
Ausaa 1885, recs,sbsh orphan boys, they have
heretofore been doing ths
propsfy hands, exception being b,
the grant from OF donsons and cgaces
the female branch rom
wea - required with cher for the Of Aa
branch the ibis appeal by The ths
ehsbe fs their daty towards the
especially whom has been f by hi
lras'ees = pressing obligation
us,ees by eer If gentlemen msnxess
si char saDa ronfhutcr t'a ra sf the
es~Sss vnv,, v,o. -
New JAMES b. DUNELAN,
Rev TIauTHY 4 0rTuULE }Iru-tcss
THO aAs CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Laiu Henrietta III. Boone Mise
Cahahe Johnson, second dirccess Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
A. Mast. secretary; Mrs. Caiharne
simas, Mrs lane Noyes s. wary Elliot Mrs. Josephine Young
Mrs. Caiiarine Roche,
Geafeaen raaaasrr, and ef soys asysan.
day sAoei eonnectsd tAeswh.-Dr W, j. q of yariI
Keenap Edward anms, s1raphiA Ma ,Iuhamcl Charlie
liam !, Nheatey, Thomas bav- John G, Fitzpatrick, vii
serh gedier Peter Cc" Brady George Harvey
Gear.e Man" Rudolph Eicnon, Or. sinn's
t'N -.,y, Robert sahoney, John +. Casse-
Weekly News Star, and Baltimore Sun, viii please nser
the above several times. Dec l3--aaw2w
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No. 523.I
sale OF alternate sscsssns st.ts or xssse~ri
lNo. s2s.l


sale OF alternate sscusns state or Assss~ri.
~ shs Pr~.sds.s q -. Uass.s ss>s..
rsssaa.cs u la. l. FRANKLIN riEacE ps.xsnt Of The
pSs tbs sssa. r s.ss !. sss
. :. 's = ~ .aes M sn. ss@s. on =, ! u..s s.: s
sssss s.sss sahjses sale nfy osss pss
n.s way s state q Hsa sssAs' sss Das. 81 e
saa specially esseps Sn sss.ss. :, = r,,
,ls aaga. isss vii be ns Il sss asssss
Wit 'a ''"' - '"o period" hrss'"asss dsssaas&' to
a. A. ,. ss ~. land a ONE r.xA soM@ene,a Mssaay,
within suc sections aud bearing add numbc
above referred TO- Is 'e sas'ea IN me ownsAp
Sor't As sa.s sss, u ,ss saa ,nssr, e,,s,.
Tss Tss ss,s sss,s. a,y s. a. T., q range h,ss
Tows..s. VSss. ray sis sssy-seven, ysisAs, aaa M
Tows.saes ansss. eysir. sny-aevsa. aaysiuA and cy
reYpshfs syass any ay.srs@. sns ssssA, ~ r.Ass
TossassiD. .y.s any ~. aud ..s.4, u r.ass ss.As
Ts.s Ts"a:ss sy ~ ..s 4 ~ ,.s; s'ss =
s.a:sS: ss and and s ~:
A. tue land oahes y Mus, ss~- .~,o mnss ws'sa.
ana,osrss .pos of ,ae vaeaa, public lands !.
to,owinsss above referred situated lh'
Of fss base ae, and tAs knA priepai sridian.
Town.sip y s,y ssssa and q range fourteen
Townships tg'., hny and Ny ss Of ssnse siIssu
Townships MY soyen f eight, range eighteen
Townships Wssz, any seven, sssAt range twenty
Townships fy sir, and yeisM, of range
Townships 6iysir, hy and Gayes Of range
two.
Townships fysir, seven fy eight, range twenty
three.
commencing Monday
eighteenth day o December the disposal the pub
lie lands odd numbered sections above referred
ualed IN the following named rownships viz:
North Of the base Hns and e fA prneipa meridian
Townships fly sta, my fifty eis and Of
four.
Townships my fifty and dy eight Of
Eve
Townships y sir, dIysevsn and GyagM, twenty
Townships iy,ir, seven, and ty s, Of twenty
Townships ysir, fysevcn, and ysish Of range twenty
Townships sy ain, iy severn and ty eight OF
Townships fysir, ranso thirty.
Townships Uf'T nty seven, aud Vy c'sA Of range hy
Townships Gaysir iAy seveu and y eight of range thirty
Townships fysiz dy and NyegAf, Of thirty
three.
Townships say-sir 6fy seven, and fyesM, of thirty
fve
the OF sections width each side Of said road
aies partly within said limits, inc d
which furnished 10 the respective district land Office
by the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The lands viii be sold ses the right Of granted BY said
public highway transportation ~ and therefore
the particular through which the road passs will be sold
containing the quantities shown BY the official puts
The will be offered in the order which thay a
sale will be for time sufficient to admit
ti0us make private under this r0ca
received until after the close Of the public sale
hand the city OF Washington, this hiieent
September Domn ,honsand eight hundred
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By she President.
Acn M .t.euer fandu uIj.r.
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NVITH Increased Facilities, Experience and Energy
deemed quite ample, and siet adherence the
system, feel fully ut6cd expecting Increase ,sds
(aow very iargel during the approaching year
IN order accomplish the desired end all
while expressing thanks the number VI
who obtain their supplies Of dry goods OF vs. of ca
bills that
alter much experience that in onion all customers
refusing close tho bills by essh when
seated derided da'aak TO the prosperity Of any establish
\ months all available than
call and settle few ys."
Being with cosvton that the
and hs, Offer
persona dotor's roA for ioliar do NOT hesitate
delay bis neither charged
PERRY BKOTHER,
Dec aa-eofi :" Central Steres,n resi- bsiduq.
CLOCKS Clocks Cfoc ks The undegned, having
fitted ihe second story Of his store and mads
'front.' invites all
good and wiiha u
another
cold keep
property used few French clocks hand ny PRICES
from a % TO c2s
q. 4. NHlTTLESEX,
534 Seventh street
o. eod2wf
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IN the petition o franklin Ransom and Uzzah Wenman Of
the city Of New York. ing for the extension oi patent
granted OF February. IS
the mode applying
operation crcve,' years from
praton pateui which takes place the 18th day OF Feb
naIy 1856
petition be heard Patent Office
Monday 29t Of IaBnary 1885, IL O'Clock and all
notified and show cause II they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file "a tho Patent
obectons specially forth
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
Office, which viii he furnished
application. =
dsponns and other relied testimony he filed
in the office o before the morning Of that day the arguments
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered, notice be published the Unoa lns
and Evening Star, Washington d. c.; PEN
Phiadepha Pennsyau Scientnc Amercan New York, New
Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshire,
for weeks previous the s9 day
January next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Comunisstoner Of Patents.
papers pease copy, their
bills lhe Patent Office, with containing eis notice
Nov 2l-Iaw3w
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n q Members or Congress- strangers sSc-DUNALL h
gro, merchant tsos have in the largest
eoeie selections OF goods in their iue Of bnsiaess
sisirg part velvet silk,
hodd vestng &c winch they prepared 10 make 10
order n their usual stye of elegance.
make and
pee skirts and drawers, half
umbrellas gloves. crsNnis hawdkerchcs xc
bee g. nUNALL \ BEpTHEk,
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u Al 0nn WORTH and upwards ef Dry GOods Ia
04UUUU be sold of cheap All those indebted will please
ofan and ~e'e As IL mpIant our boeks shoni
HALL bNuFhEk
Dee 12-Jaw2yf
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L<bH SALE commodtoss and attic ho0es
i3 sds, ths corner Of sssss hosss CO.
recently beea PApered ssd
ami po~ession gives 1sss
-fn
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ss sszns = - ps IN - sves ~ ss sNssn n
sS'@sss = - sssnHpodae - mA4s N sAvuass.
Distant sssscsess o.sy sv letter he nos OF
sAasa VIA - psd ~ asa ~
u2nsufps4sn
TAs COUNTRY rApsa pssAsssa nj weekly during r.s s~
- - % cs~s'esss ~ saetsse>T swfns the
- -uas0sss - s~ssd - AAa ysas will hs rscalvea
"s~s Rssssnsnsd - ~ aAsvs sunus rates.
HThAsr1es ss<Anasss - ac ss oar ssers. sod ~
ssaae = Hvs DAILY sxAssAs 90 sne,ossd o. RVS
= copy sssfis Z. =
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UANGAINs for the HcItdsyst-wishng % make change
haness win this day cilse out
prices Those wanting for the holt
daysw 10 weH o select them II consists Of
Emhtniderirs, accs ribands flowers
Dress head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together numerous TO mention,
whc, viii be sold very cheap. A. TATE
pee 9eogt No 3i4 Penn. av, between iolh
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Tw ENTX Dem,johns Superior Old Rye Mhtshsy,
i n District, for said BY MURRAY sEMaEs.
lQ-3eoif
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This give notice that the subsrrsEer hsth obs
orphans Washington county, the Dis
administration the personal estate OF
deceased All
having the hereby warned 10
thereof the subscribsr
OF November hey Otherwise by law
be excluded all beneht Of the said estate.
under my hand thls 25th day of November 1854
r. G. WASHINGTON,
Administrator.
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pistt,e, OF Columbia uRrJtAss' CouRr,
Washinet, n county. 20 VIZ "a, iss4
the OF Asstaad
Cant county deeeHsed The no,ce
ured creditors said deseaed By advertisement
once a tot three weeks the Union
Test. ED N. ROACH, Register OF Wills.
Npyl lB--IawJw
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Notice OF Lost Land warrant

~ HEREA5 No. 526i0, for 80 acres, issued
OF Bsnamhe Puckrt, fnr military in the
1914 and whereas said address through
hereby that SHALL the proper me apply at
Commissioner Pensions duplicate the
same. N. o. TAPsCoTT.
Nov 29-law6w
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NOTICE TO sRE-EMP.TIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
presumption ngbu certain settlers therein
United
extended the above mentioned aeDae sections
Improvement made the date
and paid the dollars and
hxed for public sale And by
relief Of
settlers lands for railroad who
prior the AdvdwaI
will be snted enptons the ordinary minimum price Of
the public lands the rate Of dollar and twenty cents
paid for before xed for the pub
sas. Therefore, entitled 10 the right Of
empuon mentioned under the OF 81
March, 1852 above referred sctcnents made The y
February, of 9Th
the Withdrawal
required csabis satisfaction Of the and
oce make therefor
price fixed BY law aiea6s after .ssnx NJ .ssses
appointed for the public sale Of lands
bracng claimed otherwise such claim will he forfeited
JOS. y. WILSON,
Act Of General Land Once
l6--lawl3w Tint 4 Star.1
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A FEAST FOX EPICUREs,--Al = PATIO de soiegras
IL Tuffes also, spccd salmon trout prepared Iaaet
Co., 81 John, Newfoundland delicious aiceior sale by
RDBr. ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Penn. and I3h
Dee 22--dts siyan side,
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CAHD.--Cur patrons, public general
"A specuy informed that have ihs day be Inn instan
additaas NV Music Depot the
Eievenh and
merchandise OF description be fnuna
reasonable .rms.
a cai - respectfully solicited. HtLBts HfTZ
Dec ia--eoN
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4 CARDIFF W TO purchase furniture
ke.pps subscriber would that
sih No. $50, opposite
ibs Exchange hed with fine None
he determined
be outdepa pf beautiful paof furniture
epaneilcd cottage chamber
iurpiur~. ms 10 orae an finished IN superb style
The large suod-
expected Goods Delivered
Safely eharsc an o the eitg o. aeorseiown
Nv, aodg, NJ, McGREGOR
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WANTEDTen extra orchestra musicians. Apply
w Sisters, National THEATRE rehearsal 10 O'Clock this
%
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 81 Wall N. "
BROWN, sHtPLEY, co.,
#Ef 4G Livarpao.
T. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard. Londou
D. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
ta4t Pans.
GEO. n pRAPER, t,ayre.
Tie .nrs of these ships accountable for gold
bu0n specie ewey precious ssones or metals uness bills
gned heTeir and the value thereof therein expressed
Dee lT--dn
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yTAsDARD French Authors, Hp~ editions, In Zine
- bndsnr Cor IN variety by be uns~rsisned
ported BY hmelf from Paris many q them iast opened
Dec 2i FRANCk TAYLOR.
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erppFRIoR pis,oforfes. II have on hand
.cvarsi sascor SECOND panos witch viii be sold how
Apply 70 'r'- y, ~, ~ Sss,asa,
b-8 Ahchpncef sno oS""'"'Ne'''s s'''N'"'~
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THE Practical Dvnughtsrpans n complete course "s
architectural and mechanical dsThsi ny Hms
sau sNaso 20 ., n" FRANCX TAYLOR,
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MOTTO Cur oLce will be closed, usual Christmas
" Years
please attend 10 them previously.
RIGGS 4 CO.
WAsHseTos, Dec. 22 1854,
Dec 23--dT
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Trains toHows
EAvE daily, except sunday al and e; and and s
~ pm
sunday, at y, a. and >. p,
Leave Baltimore AZ 3, M, and aud 8, p III.
On sunday, al A. a. M, and 5, II
with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the West
are by leaving at 0, a, M, and ., p M
For Phiadelphia New York. at and e M and p,
For Annapolis, at 81, a. M and 5, p m
For Norfolk, at 3, p M. . a##I.t
I. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular called requiring responsible
color who wish road
Dec i5--dn
cII.V ER PLATED Albatta ~yare-I have recently
u rich o lveflated goods heavily plated
On copper and albata consisting off,
Covered dsnos cHstors, spoons, forks
5oup ladies', batter dishss, walters aaa
aalvcrs, cake baskets bon bon stands
Coffee pots, SUGARS creams, pos slop bowls
Pitchers, butter knives, coffee and
Napkin rings, SALTS liquor stands, mugs, gebiets
Egg Stands, card receivers
IIol kettles, candlesticks, &c
Together with general ping articles
For sale al very low prices.
q. w. BorELEB, Iron Hail,
Dec i0-e0ditJaal Jio Penn. and 3i9 d
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no Msmbsrs Congress- STRANGERS sejonrnipg In the
lion superior stock of cloths, ca~meres and vss
made order al the shortest notice aud IN
sc s,yle please Having -uppicd establish
workmen, viii warrant that al gMmens
me shall tose
rabi y the United States :.
WM. n STAMFORD, Merchant Tailor,
Penn. ayanue. three of 3d street. No ASS.
,,y5 sns :. mnr,h w. ". =.
p.f A. lsn
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Christmas Prcsents.

lust received select of
j other articles IRON Paris, suitable for presents
Also hand large Of fine cake aud confec
nonery. c. GAUlIER,
Dec 20-4 252 Pennsylvania
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M. A. Tyson q sisters Seminary

Chapped Hands and Face
(lpERLAiNs Amondine-lresa.
" Roseiis 40 ao
Pa,ey's Cod Cream 40
.udo1cn bay rum, from Madame Iavisnais disuery.
e"c o. y dct fsrrina cologne, very superior
PARKERs
Fancy PerNamefy Store,
as -~ Penn avenue. nndss National Hotel
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& OR OvercOats and Clothing of every description,
gentlemen should not fail 70 visit the extensive establishment
the ubscrbers where they will find large and complete
every style quality n fashionable garments
acturcd In the and desirable which
ee.ug prices The accommodating
WALL * STEPfENs
Dec 2s--H 322 Pennsylvania rvenue.
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EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR REST--Peasaniy located on
Missouri paors and several bed chambers suitable
r gcntiemen in Congress- family Fad may be ha
Missouri lighted by street
lamps. E9f fR
Please inquire Mrs. T. r. Van Ness, Missouri avenue be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
sec 5-ddi.
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r. vENILh BOOKS, for youths Of ages,
In variety embracing
ed writers Of this class in England and America Aso
don editions the
books selected in Paris By undersigned many
opened. FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Chrissnas Cake.
GAuTIER Will exibt Friday Saturday a extensive
\ assortm.nt af beautiful cake.
Ao prepared pound and sura
plums. q. GAUTIER,
Dec ap-it S52 Penps, vana avenue.
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ikELAWANE COLLE E The rm collie
fae in this institution will open Sd January
is55. DANIEL KIRKtVOOD
Dec 23-dd President.
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DIX KEFARATIOS FOE the Hoiidays,-ToDD n CO. in
attention Of the ladies OF rich fur
Of sable stone mink masten ermine, itch
lynx Siberian squirrel
With variety OF oiher ehoee furs, comprising
largest n his
The present opportunity of obtaining these sessonahle
isrucs reasonable price Chdfens fs in endless variety
prices very low.
Dee 10 -diw under Hrowps Hotel.
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ELEGANT FANS for the 1Lvening-
IL fine pearslck fans, with kid backs
do do tipped with marrabons
"a fne sandal wood do finely perforated sticks
81 hae ivory do, finely carved sticks.
Also, large assortment Of cheaper kinds.
5PARKER'S Fancy and
Dec % -att Perumery Store, under National Hotel
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-12
ii. NEWHALL,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL. STREETS GALENA
MOULD respectfully call the attention of Druggists
w Physicians. and Merchants, 10 his stock of
IAst GS GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, DYES, SEEDS, PER
FUMERY, BRUSHES, &c.
The goods purchased direct from the Importer
Manufacturer carefully selected in the markets
and we feel no hesancy in saying that all who purchase
will be satisfied with their quality, well the extreme
lowness of the prices.
We have hand lot of Window Glass of every size
from by 9, to "a by Sc inches The Glass is of fine quail
y free from bemishes and the boxes contain if any
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company at Buffalo, shall have a constant sup
ply of their beautiful White Lead and Agents of the
Pattyie Oil Co.. authorized sell their Linseed
Oil at st. Louis prices, with the addition of freight
We are in receipt of assortment of Iarrsons Fine
Perfumery, and articles for the toilet in supc.
rior to thing brought to this part of the county
We have also on hand an invoice of Brushes made
order in New York. comprising different patterns Fine
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes. Cloth Hat Paint, Shoe
Horse Whitewash. and Scrubbng Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds of every variety, warranted
new, always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed for hedg in quantity constant
ly for sale, with directions for cultivating
Merchants visiting Gaena invited 10 look thro
assortment as am prepared to meet any competiti
Goods will be furnished the lowest prices when ordec
by mail and particular attention given to packing
my21o d&wtdec2
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

stock Of groceries and provisions at his store
OF 4h and Roberts streets where he anxious receive
calls from his old friends and many ones as NAV
be pleased to drop in His goods having purchased
ior CASH. he enabled to sell low rates rs any
other hrm In the Territory. His goods of excellent
quality and pronounced by all who have tried them-
Give him CALL and get the worth of your money.
St. Paul Nov. 2 1S54-ly
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-12
A. III. MOSLEY.

NANuFACTCRER AND DEALER
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES
Third Street, opposite the Ainnesotian Office.
A H. M has on hand, in addition to a full stock OF
<As the articles above enumerated large assortment
Of INDIAN CURIOSITfES,
And Gentlernen's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he is
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs L..
dies Riding Hats and Gloves. at the shortest notice.
The highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins.
June 81 '54
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-12
5. ), R. MCMILLAN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NNI ILL attend promptly and faithfully all business
w entrusted to him in the line of his profession at
saltwater, St. Paul. ST. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota and the adjoining counties
the State Of Wisconsin. Office, SALTWATER, Min.
REFERENCES
His Elk. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell d Co.,
st. Paul. Galena
DR.. C. w. Borup, Mr.. r. Lansing, "
Mr. J. w. Simpson, 6 Mr.. s. o. Butler, St. Louis
Hon. A. W. LOOmis, Pittsb'g J. II. Larkin Il Co. g
I" G. Shaler, Sam'l .Wetherell& CO.'
J. r. MoOrhead, Esq. I" Jos. c. Butler d Co. Gin.
G. w. Jackson, Esq. Mr.. Jos. 7. Beggs, ''
Sam'l Gormly, Esq. {" Mr. O.Walker, Marine Mills.
MAJ. J. B. Butler, and 4" H. Burke, ''
itizens generally, g &C G. J. Butler, "
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LrtE a. NOTICE, ,t..-e.- .-F
TO TRESSPASSERS ON SCHOOL LANDS IN RAMSEY
COUNTY
NOTICE is hereby given that sections numbered 16 and
IN 81 reserved for schools and that all persons
who have may tresspass upon the same by cutting
timber or otherwise win be obliged pay all the dam
ges that may be sustained by reason of any and
- otherwise dealt With rs the law directs.
- - - y p. WILSON
Chm Board County Commissioners Ramsey ynnty.
Dec a., 1854. 2mw
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-12

A RARE OPPORTVNTTYr
rs now offered to . Druggist to 60 into business
i ine complete, fresh and General assortment o
DruSs for SALE together with all heAxsasss1r Dr0e
Store. inquire at this Office. ..:.- -..,l IA 1