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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.
s'On SALE SUPERIOR MADE oIG, Bggy BUT
lhrs ussf Apply Al - Broaa~sy.
L,OR gALE-A nay POsy, u HANDS mon HCfsD
ard slbf IA al harness AMI under he ssdi~ h2a
used for children. VIII be I'D fi~ap ~ applying y
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IroR atLg-N eoRKgL MARE SEVEN YEARS of.D
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srf harsks The ytry ani rAssicr - frfer.
hind ard perfectly soaot and rf ~ nI re.soass
sash cay. To person t~u8a
~ fauit establishment uts exner. Apfiy
IN M livery sfst,@. 70 Notth Moo, sfeet.
IIoRsg OfG AND HArsTas FOR SABA spf.ys.
% rslAbnshnen'. oofsaAstnx a fsry ssp~rtw b@k
sarafsn pst pSny tluf bill h.hsfI hixa.
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$40. Avty Al ~ sinn afe1as. - Twe1iJ <Ekas
sEsfl ~ ss4fs
RIO ~ SOLD on "WEDNESDAY am rNEr At vO II
j Crosby street. a. IA os>s. enfl3 hrs< "
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DERFUMrRY AND FANCY STORE FOR sALE-ToGE-
,ber win the stock utensils for manufacturing &c also
receipts Anuscturng every article connected here
win. viii be sold bargain, Address J. j. jones' Herald
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" iafsD1 sgsey hsns ~>sfsl nssrf<sl ADD
.arte al "a tusrS. NO hprss rs aoor. 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

mr. THoMPsoN's TOOTH SOAP IS A COMPOUND OF
- treble refined soap and highly concentrated extract Of
choice scientifically prepared II
the most clean, pleasant and effective isnrace 10
Sold by druggists portable boxes combining SUM-
o Is yea Dr.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

VUNH1S place is situated on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand river at the head of Lake Superior, and
possesses better site, better harbor, greater ad
vanages for Commercial city, than any point In
ance by Chicago only.
The proprietors have clear, rndisputtd, and uniu-
numbered title to the land upon which Superior laid
OUT and all purchasers lots receive warranee deeds
for the same.
Sup laid out during the past season. and al
ready contains Hundred Inhabitants, large no.
tel, number of stores. cOmmodOus pier, with ware-
houses and is IN all respects the most ourishing
town an the West The cUunty-seat, U. S. Land Once
ana Posi- Oice are located here where Mssissppi
anu Lake superior s. Military Road, in Of
conntuctlo1. connecting with St. Paul. terminates II
Is also the lake erminj o. all the projected railroads to
The head OF Lake Superior. The $500, canal will ~
open by June, afte. which time four lines lake steam-
ers will run to SuperiOr-one Chicago, Two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; fine vessels HAVING
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills and printing press are now On
the way to Superior and win be promptly work.
One-half Of the lots have been appropriated by the
proprietor to be sold by the undersigned actual set
tiers on easy terms, and 70 provide fund extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations have been
etc.
n In order to correct the misapprehenson arieipe
fr the similarity Of names, Is proper state that
~Superor City, about the title which legal coptro.
versy exists Is another and different place, and In an.
ferent township from Superior,
maps Of Superior signed by Thoa. Clark. sur
veyor, and Wm h NewtOn agent and attorney for pro
pretors, and may be in the principal hotels of St
Paul. Galena Chicago Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo But.
falO and other cities.
All persons who wish TO purchase ois obtain iufor-
nation can apply to VIM. h. Newton, SUPERIOR Douglas
county. Wis. WIN. H. NEWTON.
Ag't and Atty for propretors Of Superior
May 1, 1885. daw6m
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ONCE AIN.
DAHL. DAHL. DAHL

WOULD again call the If the citizens
Of ST. Pa Ill and vicinity and she rest or marknd ;,
to my present complete, choice and varied stock Ut
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. &c.
by myself with the sole view Of supplying the wants Of
my patrons, fatter myself that have something for
each-fer ALL
BOOKS
Good Books Of the most approved suthors both use,u
and entertaining, always on hand among which may
found
The Slave Of the Lamp, Stanhnpe Burleirh.
Katharine ASHTON, Harry Harson,
The Initials, Julienne,
The Lawyers Story, The Coquette,
wild Scenes of q Hunters Lire,
The Artists Wife,
Evenfide,
Piatorial Bibles, Mason's Farrier, Hymn Books,
American Fruit Cuturist, Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book
Law Books. Bibles, &c.
Also-alIkinds of Catholic BOOKS.
have on hand for the Counting Room Blank Books of
the best quality and kind.
Parallel rules, Memorandum States, black and red Ink
veopes Pencils and Pens Pen Knives, Editors Shears
Letter Folders, Paper Cutters Paper Clasps. Seals Sand
Boxes Water Cups, Black Sand Bottng Paper, Rhoads
Sons Mucilage. excellent substitute WATERS
Ready reference Files, Gum Elastic Bands,
LETTER PRESSES,
Notary wafers all kinds; Bankers Cases, all s;zes
Post Once Boxes, Bill Points, for holding Bills; Counting
House Brushes. Rules, all kinds; Rules with Gmter's
Scale; Calenders. Pen Holders, Ink Stands.
FOR THE SURVEYOR.
uEVe nsppuS faper, Ill sizes, lnuld kuDberE, all
kinds; Instruments of every description, in boxes,
Maps, &c.
FOR THE SCHOLAR.
All kinds of School Books, Latin French and English
Histories, Literature, light and substantial; Story Books
Rewards of Merit, Webster's Unabridged Dictionary;
portable desks and Satchels.
Among everything else have for all who wish, some
very fine cOored landscape engravings.
IMAGES OF CHRIST AND MARY, IN AI.ABAsTER
Pearl and Velvet Porte MonLaies Comedian wrist-hand
uDllfo Gold Di,,re
gold and Pencils Gillo's best Steel PENS Card ca
SEES, TOath Brushes, Comedian Rings, Playing Cards.
Dice. Back Cannon Boards, 1ndeble Ink Ivory Tab
lets, Pencil Points, Tissue Paper, Hurds Golden Gloss
for the Hair, Teompsons Hair Wash; Music Musical
Instruments Letter and Foolscap Paper kinds and
the best qualitypain and rued besides great variety
Of articles both useful and necessary. am sure Won
can't remember one-half of what have enumerated
il you want Books, note, letter, Fooscap Paper
rappng Paper Pens INK OF Penc1s, or in fact anything
put money, just call on WIN. DAHL.
may Is II Roberts street, ST. Paul,
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LOUISVILLE, MINNESOTA.

COATED on the South Bank Of the Minnesota Riv-
- er al the nearest point below the Little Rapids
- hsh water is about SO miles above St. Pat
py the river and 81 by Land, and 10 ~ miles by
hiver and miles by land above Shakapees Louisville
rs on high rolling Prairie, number OF Springs Of
me pest water and an ab1dance rood Line Stone IN
the vicinity Louisville has first rate landing for
STEAMBOATS,, and IL the landing place fof tht ffc exc
tensive country bordering said prairie ana the biz
woods, and when the water is for Steahosfs to
Cross the Rapids it is the place for and
the Upper Minnesota country, to the Steam Beat
and take one, when bound for St. PAM, being nesr the
travelled road from st Paul to ST Peter, For4
hldeey, &c, travellers to the upper country, will ind
leans Ut Louisville and vicinity, 10 convey them up the
Stranger looking for claims get nforma-
Ion OF OF conveyances to very rich country back
e ana well timbered and waered, nterslersed with
enows ana lelutiful lakes, Astounding with fish. Lon
sve nas Store and Hotel in operation, and Black
,n.n snop ana several dwellings building. Persona
Ior locations invited to visit this place where
a. H. orENCEe, one Of the proprietors. viii be found
ieady ana willing to sell property fair lricas Great
nuncements VIII be offered TO Mechanics Merchants
&c, TO settle here this This place In ls,d of az
liberal plan. Lots 80 by $50 feet. Streets and a,
wide and liberal donations have been made by the w.
prieor, in the of public grounds and for Churche.
and School purposes Persons desiring pleasant place
to locate profitable place invest are invited to
call and see Louisville for themselves. (dSw3m)
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New Goods! New Goods!
No. 2. Empire Block.

AVING just returned from the East with fresh
- supply of New Foods, suitable for the Spring
summer trade feel prepared to meet the wants of
numerous customers in all the yarious articles Of Fancy
Dry Goods, clothing. etc.
Among other articles too uus1erots to mention msy
be found the following.
Print< and Gingharhs Combsx NH kinds
Paper Cambria Sbirtines and be.ttnps
Satin stripe Tissue Berages HOSIERY and Gloves IN
Unlerseeves and Chinsels variety
West India rass skirts, etc Shoes ana Roofs f osf
casreu = ustlns, Jacemef.etc Parasos, Deanes, etc
Eanso0k Window Curtaips Shirts. Collars snrnenders
Lawn and Silk Hdkfs silk. Cottoa ana fty,eD n M,
Reticules and Satchels dersfirfs
reffumery and Soaps MISUNDERSTANDING
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons SIX Hats
Wells, Shawls, Fans, etc. Cravats without end
Netfns' hitting, Cotton, Broad Cloths Cassmeres
: et ornaments Overalls, CARPET Rags
iapie slreaos Umbrellas, VI ndow shades
noys' belts Hair Brushes, Buttons
Together with great assortment Yankee Notions.
may iSm3 W G.. FONSECA.
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Proposals for building Sewer in Sibley Street.
Office of Street Commissioners, LIST Ward,
City of Saint Pau.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Street
- Commissioners Of the First Wards City of Saint
Paul, until noon of the 10th day of July, 1885,
residence Of r.. c. Knox, for extending Sewer Sbey
Street, according to the plan the Office of the
City Surveyor.
The proposals the price for which the work
will be done by the cubic perch of dry masonry.
Each bid must be accompanied by two good and suf-
cien surees, to be approved by the said
The bids must be endorsed, Proposals extending
Sewer Sibley Streets
The award will he made to the lowest bidder, The
to themselves the right TO reject
any unreasonable or insufficient bid The work will
done under the direction City Surveyor and Com
missivnt of said Ward.
r. c. KNOX,
w. II. MOBILES,
C.. H. SHURMIER,
Aldermen and Street Commissioners.
First Ward, City OF ST. Paul.
Dated June 2lst, 1856.
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Special Notice.

hAYTON PACKARD keep in their Office
- REGISTERS, wherein persons wishing to dispose of
property can register the with description there
of price, &c. which will be open for the inspection of
the public.
scrpve of such registered property and all the lands
their hands for sale; which, together with advertise
ments in the daily papers, and other of adver
Using, gives to placed in their hands prom-
hence before the public which insures their speedy
sale. d&wtf
Leans Negotiated,
FIELDING from "a to 36 per cent. upon unen-
numbered, Real Estate. Maps can be seen at their
Office Of al the Surveyed lands In Afinnesofa-also
those Of IOcn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid TO the disposal of
Town Sites, Mil privileges Real Estate generally, at
PTtvGfe sale, at AUCTION and the location Colon
les. Feb q, 1855
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ST. PAUL IRON STORE
MOODS g. BERkEY,
Successors 10 Marshall f. Col

Successors TO Marshall r C0.,)
RE receiving, in part their large stock which
"a has been recently bought In Pittsburgh low rates.
which they prepared sell at whole, ale and
tail q corresponding reduction from former prices.
They In store and 10 arrive,
Of Sligo, Tyrone. Junata and Pa lron Steel, Nails
sheet Iron, both common and imitation Russia, differ
ent Qualities; Anvis. Bellows, Vices, Hammers and
Sedges; Rasps, Borax, Axes, Mill and Cross-cut Saws;
cable aud loc Chains various Sizes Harrow Guilt
Va Teeth; CON-, hf patent and brass nut Axles wagon
ans -gy boxes; bolts, nuts and washers, of all sizes;
,h. Skeins; Kettles of large sizes; Grind
- and crindstone gearing, canal and store Wheel
s"e A general assortment of leather and vulcan
~ Reting for mills. Also, window Glass of
s1e~ +s@EV . qualities. They have aso consign-
-. o.. pes manufactured by G q NJ. Heitz,
- -. So sTs,.s IF Printing Paper, and some of
Sreeuss TauD--C &ik.
The pnslic are pvjte9 Is ss hid examine their stock
before buying esewhe-e,
81. Paul, June 81 1855 nu
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leo n PROPER CARLOS WILCOX
PrODDer & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents,
Once with Hanson, Attorneya.-Law, Second strcef
the u Land Once, Minneapolis. Minnesota Ter.
SURVEYING and Plating of all descriptions done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands in the pneries else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants
quest Investments made loans negotiated, collections
made paid agencits solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to locate, sell purchase lands
TO call Claimants make advantageous arrange.
with their purchase money vafuable prop
erty and always hand in the embryo cities of
Minneapolis, St Anthony and ST Paul; also, lmpro led
farms, rural and pine lands all of which offer on the
liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope 10
mer. ia share cf Pubstc and private frxsf
Aug Is. 1854
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SUNDRIES.
50packages chewing plug tobacco, all qualities,
90 boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin * Murray,
o. reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
100 Mills percussion caps. G ID,
30 sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder,
8 kegs blasting powder,
$50 Kegs Boston nails, every Size,
20 do wrought do.
STORES for STEAMBOATS, &LUMBERMEN.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic use, of the choicest
qualities.
CIGARS.
superb lot of the finest and delicious Cigars
PORK, LARD AND BUTTER,
Always hand. Fresh Butter daily received.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
The Latest Spring Styles Goods, selected recently
at the East, AID purchased at prices which will enable
to sell al the very lowest market The Ladies',
especially invited to call and examine the
FURNISHING GOODS,
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, Sc,
Goods will be found amongst the largest and
plete that has ever been offered in this market.
Gardeners Dress and Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, Reay-made Shirts, Hosiery and almost every
article necessary to Gentlemans Wardrobe, always
hand.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC,
From the celebrated makers at the East, in all
varieties.
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
very extensive stock constantly kept up with espe-
ca reference the wants of the Farmers Ter
ritory, and those who about 10 open farms.
With plenty of help to wait customers, and plenty
of good, of all to sell, the gned hopes
merit and receive proper portion of patronage from
the community A. l.. LARPENTECR.
ST. raul, June 1. 1853. ie5tf
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Notice..

Notice.
Proposals for Opening Sibiey Street.
Office sf Street Commissioners, LIST Ward,
City of Saint Paul.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Street
- Commissioners Of the First Ward, City OF Saint
Paul, until of the 10th day of July, 1855, the
house of r.. C.. Knox. for opening Sibley Street from
Water Street Fourth Street, according the profile
now in the Office of the City Surveyor.
The proposals must state the price for which the work
will be dune, by the cubic yard
Each bid must be accompanied by two good and
cient surees, be by The said
The bids must be endorsed Proposals for opening
Sibley Street,
The award VIII be ma'ie to the lowest bidder, the
Commissioners reserving themselves the right
Ject any unreasonable or insufficient bid. The work
will be done under the direction OF the City Surveyor
and Commissioners Of said Ward.
r. C.. EEOX.
W. II. MOBILES,
c. H. SHUKMIER,
Aldermen and street Commissioners,
First ward, City of ST. Paul.
Saint Paul, June 81 st, 1856.
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Probate Csur,-Ramsey County.

ENLIZ6BETH j. SIoaH, having made application to
IL me to be appointed amiuistratrix of the estate
of Sloan, late 81 Paul in county, deceased:
and that Lyman Benson be Joined with her in such al
minstration; said application viii be heard before me
Monday the Dad day Of July next, 10 O'Clock ID
the forenoon of that day.
And direct that this notice be published In the Dsv
Minnesotan newspaper published in said county, for
three successive weeks.
1DAfed st Pau, = T., June 18th. 1855.
RICHARD FEWER,
june3e d3w Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey county, \.
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PREMIUMS AWARDED-THLS MACHINE AM
MEDAL At The WORLUN FAIR,


Crystal Palace, N. Y, Bronze Medal. friai ut &C.
neva, N. Y, with eleven other machines, $50 the
best Mower, and $50 90 for Reaping, Mccormick
and others. Ohio State Fair, Silver Medal. Chicago
others Illinois Stale Faf, $1,000, eight other
machines. Indiana State faiF, Silver Cup, over six
other machines. Trial At Louisville, KY, $1,000
Missouri State Fair, $1,000 lral Mt Holly, n. j.,
Henry County Fair, ILL.,, 1853, $1,000 and 1854,
Putnam County Fair, ILL.,, $1,000. Louisville MechaD-
les Association, Diploma. for best Mower. Diploma
best Reaper, Diploma for best Reaper and Mower,
Jersey, 1854, SO Mower, $40 Reaper
and SO best Reaper and Mower, combined, IN
petition with numerous other machines. Rock County
FAIR, Wis. Diploma fur best Real and Mower. Du
County Fair H., So for best Reaper and Mower
wnnrbage County Fair, ILL.,, First Premium for hest
Reaper and Mower Stephenson County Fair ILL.,, Post
Once Report for best Reaper and Mower. Auscaf'ne
County Fair, Iowa. Certificate for best Eeaper and
Mower. Michigan State Fair $40 for best Reaper and
IS for Mower. ID Kab County Fair, Ill., 60 for
best Reaper and Mower, and SIS for best Cam
bridge County Fair n. y. First Premium. Fulton
County Fair. n Y, First Premium. Montgomery
County Fafr, n. Y, First Prem UNI. Pennsylvania
State Fair 0for best Reaper and Mower, and 6lo for
Reaper, aud SO for Mower. Middebury County Fair
VT, First Premium, and many others necessary fe
epmnernte.
SPECIAL NOTICE I. hereby given to G. n. Mrcor-
mick that shall hold him accountable for all his
arrangements of my rights IL says in the Albany
Cult vatr- December 1857 eatisfed from the expe-
rlence Of the past harvest the lmpossiity of
strucng the sam machine, both tor moving and reap
ing the best advantage. separate moving apparatus
for the next harry II will he sold wish Reapcr.
Nov, my Dear Sir, make separate Motuing 0ffa-
rafus but do not infringe my claims, I shall bold
JULIO JOIN NANNY.
VIM. 3. YOUNG, General Agent Minnesota.
Principal Depot for minnesota, at the Warehouse Of
Jun1ims Jw BASS co, Agents for st Paul
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SPRING OF 1883.
; ATHCART & co. .

SPRING OF 1855.
& co.
20 Roberts Street, Saint Paul,
A RE again before the citizens Of Minnesota, but with
"A much larger and richer stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
than before which thny oferiog at Whole
sale and Retail at Lower Prices than same quality
of Goods have, EVER BEEN SOLD FOR IN MIME
sofa.
The choicest styles of Spring and Summer lis
sues, Berages and Lawns.
Berages, DeLaines, Muslin DeLaines;
500 ps Ginghams of the most beautiful styles;
1000 ps of French, English and American
Prints;
Bonnets and Ribbons in great variety;
Splendid plaid Summer Silks;
Hosiery of every description;
Alexandria Kid Gloves;
Drapcry, Window Muslins;
Transparent Window Shades;
Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths and Mating;
Irish Linen and Linen Sheetings;
Marseilles Quilts, all sizes;
Russia Towelings, Crash and Huckaback;
Embroidered Muslins, in Undersleeves, Col
lars, Edgings and Insertions;
Summer Shawls and Parasols;
Fans of every description; -
In stock is the most complete that has
been in Minnesota, and will continue to receive
larger invoices of the styles and qualities that
may appear in the New York, Boston. Philadelphia
markets. Nav 4.
CATHCART g. co.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
o + Il A w G o o ID s.
JUST OPENED,
L. HATCH CO., Saint Anthony Street, next the
1Ls Presbyterian Church
LADIES' BoNNETS.
Seopolitap, Soft Straw, Leghorn, Braid, Chip
Swiss Straw. &c, &c.
PRICES.
CHILDREN,S BONNETS.
LegtOrn, Neopotsn, Swiss, Chip, Pedal. Soft Straw,
SIX, Straw, and LeghoID Flats,
PRICES.
Ladies' Bonnets, Poult de Sole Mode, Lace, ETC.
Ladies' Lawn BOnnsts. various colors, styles and
prices
CHILDREN,s HATS
Cassimer~s. plumes, also with Colored Trimmings,
Pedal, Shell, Straw; Plain Cashmere, Leghorn, etc.
LADIES' RIDING HATS--First Qualities
French Flowers, wreaths, Innings, ETC., wholesale
and retain, cheap fOr cash.
GENTLEMEN's HATS.
White and Drab Beaver Hats,
Black Mole SKIN do
lie Bon Ton do
L. Medailc Cashmere do
Nankeen Maros do
While Dernier Mode DO
Ch"colate-colored Caclilnere do
Drab N arios do
White do do
Panama Hidaigo do
Planters Naukeen do
Planters Black Cachemere do
L'Expcsition de SIS do
Brush aud Pelt Hats, all qualities; also, Curacao,
Leclorh- Mara Gallo. Panama, Pedal, Jennett,
Nankeen: and Straws wt sIlkinds, and at all prices.
CAPS.
Cleth silk. Leather. Norccoo- Glazed wosen &c. sc.
SIX and Bingham Umbrellas, of ali qualities.
Also, Parasols-
invite reeatiers call and examine our stock,
before ordering goods from the East.
St. Paul. June 6. ISIS
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CHAs. n. MACKUBIN. EKAsTUs s. EDGERToN
Mackubin & EdgertOn,

Bankers and Exchange and Real Estate Brokers
OFFICE NO. Z, wINSLOw HOUSE, ST. PAU, M. T.
WILL buy and sell Exchange - Discount good BUSH
w paper at current rates Receive DepOsites-
Buy and sell land warrants-advance money es-
tate Commission-make collections take charge Of
real estate of nOn-resdens, taxes, and do all
business pertaining 10 their profession.
RErERENCEs:-willisA German, Governor of Min
ncSOtG; Alexander Ramsey, En- Geuern0T Ogden Jones
& Co., Chicago; Charles Marvin, Del. Bank. Delhi,
N. T.; WadswOrth Sheldon, New-f0rk q. A. Tuck
er & Co., Exchange Bank, ChicGg0y Harrison Fay,
Boston.
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A. l.. Larpenfeur.

Third, at the corner Of Jackson Street, 81. Paul
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries. Reefs.
Shoes, Clething, Farming Implements,
Furnishing Goods, &C., &c.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
PEEL ESTsTE gTAUCTYON

RE.fL ESI.4I.E 1T .fOCIION
IXTE shall commence regular Weekly Auction
w land Sales Saturday, July Z, Mt our ONCE.
Persons wishing to dispose OF city country property
at Auction. will please hand in y memorandum of the
same as early possible, as to secure place III our
sales Catalogue. sales to commence 1t 10 A. II.
JuRe 2e-dtf DAYTON PACKARD.