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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-31
ST. PAUL MARKETS

DAILY TIMES OFFIcE,1
July 81 1858.
this morning again present readers with
the ST. Paul market prices truly corrected Upon the WHOLE
think Provisions plentiful present
have been for time heretofore consequently
on the downward tendency.
Flour is but little changedather down anything
down so cents Dbl. Corn meal, unchanged; Hams shade
up; Shoulders Oats Hay slightly altered
Oats going and Hay Potatoes changed very
much being only 81 co. while they for
double that price. The prospect is they will be lower,
fore many days.
The article of Lumber growing plentiful
Arm to the old price, and must necessarily do
demand great at presents timber
s25 to $50 per NJ. Flooring ranges So 81 hsher-
Shingles from 81 to S. Wood abundan hangs
at the old price 50 to 81 per cord.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIS.-The following the established
weights grains for this Tcrritoy Wheat, 60 bu.;
Clover Seed, co ns bu. Rye, Sc rs Indian Corn,
lbs bu Oates, y ns bu Barley, IS rs bu.; Buckwheat,
~ bs q bu.
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DIsAPPoINrED.-Those Of our citizens who
had made preparations for a trip up the St.
Croix on the Falls City, advertised to leave
yesterday morning) were disappointed. mas
much as her proprietors thought proper TO set
aside that announcement and run her through
to Galena
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We have just been presented with three pieces
of virgin copper, the largest Of which weighed 4oz
They were found about three feet below the sur
face, in cellar being dug on VIM. Connell's
claim, opposite this place. We have no doubt
copper exists in large quantities in this immedi-
ate vicinity, and that it will long be opened.
Gov. Ramsey we believe, has large specimen
found also at this place.-Sauk Rapids From
tieySmQn.
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ARRlvED.-The steamer City Belle, arrived here
from Galena, Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, with
several passengers and a small freight. She was
due the day previous but did not get through in
time as she was detained on Pigs Eye Bar Is
hours account of tho lowness of the WATER
The water is lower now than it has been at any
other time this season.
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Gov. GoRMAN AND OTHERs.-The gentlemen
who are continually held up in the columns of the
Democrat, as dsorganizers, &c., must feel fatter-
ed by the low slang with which they are daily
treated-the Governor in particular. We differ
with the Governor in politics, in other matters,
but this effort on the part of the Democrat, to
decry him, is sickening in the extreme. 1t won't
win-so save your powder.
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ARREST FOR THErT.--A man was arrested
in our streets yesterday, for stealing clothin G
and jewclry belonging to passenger on board
of one of our boats. The owner accosted him
in St. A nthony street, seized him, and cndcav-
orod to hold him. The thiefdrew two loaded
pistols on him, when he was seized by citi-
zen and with the help of an officer, tied
and carried to Jail.
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We WANT SCAvENGER.---The efforts Of
several of our contemporaries to induce the Com
mon Council to engage the services of scav-
enger, is highly commendable. BY all means
We want a scavenger to remove the filth in our
streets.
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esE5- DIR. Averctt, of Halifax, Va, formerly
a nember of Congress, lay down upon lounge,
a few days since, with lighted cigar in his
mouth, and falling to sleep his cigar set his
dressing gown on fire, and it is supposed that
he was suffocated by inhaling the flames.
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wlNsLow HousE.-Mr. Dorsey, who has recent
ly taken charge of this house, has had twenty
years experience in hotel keeping, and intends to
make his establishment ssthe favoritc of tho Wes-
tern World" The House has recently been rem
ovated and papered, new furniture added, and
better attention given to the selection of articles
for the table. The Winslow has always been q
favorite with our citizens, and we have reasons to
believe that it will continue to be. See card.
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Ncwson of the Times, promises ''grcat disclos-
ures." The greatest disclosure he could max G.
would be the exhibition of Il little brains.-Demo-
Graf.
CY'Dcn't be too hard, noighbor; you will hur,
our feelings. AS for brains, why if we had as lit
tie as you possess, We would run our head against
stone fence and relieve the world of nincom-
poop.
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MANSION HousE.-.-This old established Ho-
tel has changed hands, 1t is now kept by
Messrs Robinson g. Smith, who offer every
accommodation to the travelling public --their
charges are moderate and attention good.
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UNION GROCERY SroREs.-An effort is be.
ing made in New York city, TO establish Union
Grocery Stores. We have no faith in the
movement, for the experience Of the past has
demonstrated that the stores cannot be main.
tanned. 1t was but a few years ago that there
was considerable excitement on this subject,
but it all ended in gas.
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LUMBER.-..The Jno. B. Gordon, which ar
rived yesterday, brought barge from SILVIA
ter, loaded with lumber, for R. H. Fitz, ESQ.,,
of this city. Mr.. +. is young man of ener-
gy and rare business qualifications Any OF our
readers who may wan, job in his line done
will have it performed to perfection by "giving
it Eiz."
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VALEDICToRY.-AlbertW Williams has retired
from the editorial chair. He is no longer the
conductor of the Iona Republican. In his vale
dctory he says that other duties pressed SO hcav-
lily upon his time, that he was unable to edit the
Republican in a manner satisfactory to himself,
and profitable to the public, he therefore surren-
pered his paper into the hands of a man, who he
saws has talent and experience.
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Ess= 1t is estimated that the cost OF the fuel
now annually consumed on the railroads in the
United States, reaches the large sum Of $l4,-
100000. The average annual consumption is
equal to about 140 cords of wood per mile
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rs The Fanny Harris arrived here yes.
terday from St. Louis, with 30 passengers and
a considerable quantity of freight. She left
St Louis on the Goth inst, and will depart from
here for that place this morning at 10 o'clock.
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LEFT. Our esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. Ew-
ing, whose name has SO long been favorably con-
nected with the Baldwin school, left this city yes
terday morning for the east, on board the steam
err Falls City. lie is expected to be absent three
or four weeks, and on his return will probably
resume his profession.
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WIN SLOW USE,

saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
THIS splendid establishment has lately changed into the
hands Of Mr.. f. DORSEY, late Of the st. Ho
tel Ogdensbugh, New York; who is rcnovans the establish
ment paperng, &C.. and adding
addition the furniture the House, which will make It
of the most and pleasant Hoelsn the Coun
try.
Mr. Dorsey has had nearly two y experience in the
Hotel business has conducted Of the and best
Houses In the South and North and safely that be will
make the winslow House avorite the western World
The House will comfortably two hundred and y
guests liberal share Of public solicited
jy?l-tf p. E. DORSEY, Proprietor.
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No HoME.-The Saltwater Union saws tn

No HoME-The Saltwater Union says that
lady lectured in that place short time
since on Temperance, and remarked during her
discourse that she had no home. The Editor
advises that she remain there, and says it is
extremely hard, if out of 700 young men in
the place, none of them will provide her a
home.
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New ORLEANS CONGRESSIONAL NoMINA-
rIoN.-The Picayune says that the Hon. The
odore G. Hunt, the able representative in the
last Congress from that District, has been NOM
mated by the American party for reelection
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BURBANKS Il CO.'S
Freight, Express and Merchants
Despatch,

1NHE Propetors the American and Northwestern Ex-
press Compan have ganzed freight line Boston
and New York to st. Paul under the name
We prepared make LIST class freight
upon both and price than other line
now In existence.
bring goods than line except
lar express.
lines.
guarantee time under forfeiture.
goods within the corporation without
extra charge.
And will make and settle here ION dellve
gov terms, without reference to
any other company line j.. q. BURBANK & CO.
ST. Paul. July 26h, 1865. Jy3U-lm
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sJ-The steamer City Belle broke her fange
few miles below St. Paul, on her way up the
river, which in connection with running aground,
detained her arrival.
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6ey~ The Galena arrived at the levec yes
terday, with load of passengers and freight.
She departs this morning. The Galena is a
good beat, with an accommodating captain and
clerk.
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DEsrRoYEp.-Over a million of human beings
have been destroyed in the present war between
the Monarchs of Russia, England and France.
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CO The Montgomery Journal in Ind. says the
happy effect of the Prohibitory Liquor Law be-
comes more evident every day.
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DIED.,

On the 18th inst, at Sunrise, Minnesota Territory THOMAS
HART BENTON aged three and month, youngest
of iwn IL. and Eliza Benton, formerly Phil ,dehia.
In this City, the 25h inst HOMER Il. STILWELI
of Hiram and Elizabeth Stiwell, aged years.
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KILLED BY LIcHrSISc.-A young man
was instantly killed by lightning one night last
week in Utica.
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KNOW NorHlSe.---The Pioneer speaks Of
Mr.. Rice as Know Nothing. The Pioneer
ought to know
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LIVERY srAsLE.

49, THE SUBSCRIBERS would remind the people
RESiA Of St. Paul, that their Livery Stable y at the
&1sA<A old place, little below the Winslow House,
where they hand number Of Horses and Car
riagea, Of the best kind.
10 Carriages double covered, let
sonsble terms.
iyaI IF BERKEY EDDY
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DOAbear's Writing s. Bookkeeping
Academy,
Orer the Store Of Marshall e. Co., on Wabosha,o
Street,
WILL DE KEPT OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
Hours of Attendance from to 10 A. NJ. and from 10
Up. NJ.
his system better business hand acquired in two weeks
ID than by years practice by the old method.
All cramping the hands is entirely removed and the pupil
enabled to write with ease, freedom and rapidity
Dulbear's sale at his Rooms.
ST. Paul July 23d, 1858.
From His Exccllencv, Gov. Roman.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9, 1892.
examined with attention taught
by Dubear, pit certify its
perivry any method with which acquainted. Mr..
D,bcar priv family, consider II
but justice add believe him much worthy public
character, OF the rapid Improvement Of those
who received his lessons. A. ROMAN.
NEW ORLEANS May u, 1882.
the invitation Mr. PeLnanip in
examined specimens writing
pupils. to 60 written through
Instruction. ard after having is
with highest satisfaction that testify the rapid, II
unparalleled progress which they have made.
From the specimens seen, withhold the expression
opinion that the system greatly superior to
hitherto taught If to write gby, elegantly, and in cd
accomplishment useful desirable, it the
anxouy solicit the public liberal in of
whose qualifications the highest order. and
whose abos be exceedingly useful in this and other
communities. A. b. ROMAN, Governor of louisiana.
u. PRIECR, Mayor Of New Orleans.
L. BRINGER, Surveyor G, ncra:.
Rev. G. Maenhaut, Rev. q. L. Nash,
A.Gra ESQ, Wnslaw,
J. W. Ernnr. ESQ.,. (Iy26-tO &C. Pope, Esq.
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CARRIAGE. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the cltzers
Saint Paul. that he has up sboo on Iaeie str.et
near the wfnsov Hoe aud II prepared to execs III
orders IN his line With nestDess and despatch. =
o. rsssonsoie sesms. y. n. SULLIVAN.
osne Iaw,J une zetn, 1855. je76-1y
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In Muss.-It is quite evident that the De-
mocracy are in muss. Hitherto the name OF
Party has been the magic wand to unite the
discordant elements, but the name has now
lost its potency, and those who have hitherto
blindly followed their leaders are beginning
to realize that they have been duped. There
is more independence and more manhood ex-
hibited among the members Of the Democratic
party at the present day, than at any other pc
Rod, and if this independence is persisted in,
bogus Democrats and bogus measures will even
tually give way to those pure elements which
are essentially necessary for the permanent es-
tablishment Of party which will command re.
spect.
The DISCRIMINATION of the old parties is
fraught with good. The Wing party ceased
to exist long since, as such, and following the
election of General Pierce, the fabric of De-
mocracy cracked and toppled to the ground
On the ruins of these parties another has arisen
strong in its infancy and vigorous in its growth
1t must necessarily draw off from the other
parties those who have sufficient manhood to
repudiate the name for the development and
dissemination of Principles, and thus almost
imperceptibly will the Republican movement
move onward carrying with it the good and true
men of the land. We ask Democrats as well
as Wings to JOIN us. We ask men of whatever
party, who may hate Slavery, to enroll them
selves in our ranks and aid us in putting down
those who are ever ready to mislead the masses
in order to benefit their own selfish and ambi-
tious desires. Viewing the matter in this light,
we are perfectly willing that the muss should
continue, for out of it must eventuate good,
whatever may be the result to the Republican
movement.
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MARSHALL Z CO.,
Bankers and Exchange BROk ers,
VXJILL deposits, ana buy exchange,
w and bills snd remit proceeds, at jel2
O. p. & c. C. PERKINS,
ATTORNEYS COUNSEL ORN ATLdW.
Fsrrise.ls, Rice creek, n. +. J-7-dAwss
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EXCELSIOR AHEAD: HCRRAH: HURRAH!:
TNHE subscriber would respectfully citizens of
Excelsior and surrounding country that and
VIII sell cheaper than the cheapest cash pay
assortment Of Groceries, Provisions and light articles
must be Sold All persons wishing buy anything
OF the above meotsned viii time and money
directly TO the Pioneer Store and save them
the trouble Of carrying anything back. Reruemlsr tbs
Pioneer Ssoro C.. L. GOLYgt Art.
Directly vest o. the Rev. Chas. Gapin's Rssher>e.
Excelsior, July 7th. 1855. jy11-2wdAw
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DIRECTORS:

W. r. Marshall, A. S. Elicit, Alex. Rey,
Isaac MaTkcy, A. T. Chamblin, W. +. Hunt,
David Day, S. W. Walker, J. NJ. Marshall,
4. L.. Larpcntuer, &. T. whitney, G. W. Turnlull
meet first and third Tuesday each mouth
Board Wednesday
respecting business Board,
Secretary.
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MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
St. PAUL Civ MarbIe At

st. Paul City Marble Mandatory.
TTNHE undersigned inform the Inhabitants of ST.
Paul and surrounding country, that he has just received
has constantly hand supply Of American aid
Italian Marble, thirty experience in the
confident that he good work and
other in the Territory. He offers
sale Monuments, Tomb Stones Furniture Marble Paint Stones,
opposite the Post Office, ST.
thoDv street.
made with his agents Marble Work will
be flied strictly according to agreement.
jy27-tf j. B. AMIDON.
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The steamer Navigator arrived at o'clock
last evening.
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c. The j. B. Gordon, arrived yesterday
morning.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ONE OF 1874 acres 90 nercd aud the remainder choice
" Prairie, well water d, and situated the bank
beautiful LAKE, good House 10 22-16
crops, will he sold with the
given immediately miles from MinneapoS
5ylS-n PROPER & WILCOX.
FEW goVd SOS in vicinity will be Sold IT low
"A ure. PROPPER & WILCOX.
Minneapolis. July 17ih. 1855. ivlS-tf
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SAUK RAPIDS.

We give place in to-day's paper, to the fol-
lowing article from the Sank Rapids Frontiers
man. Our friend may rest assured that in
speaking of his town, we had no other object in
view than truthful description of the country
through which we passed, and as he does not
charge us with disappearing his "modest
and unobtrusive" place, we are led to infer that
our views are in the main correct. We might
have placed Sank Rapids in glowing colors be-
fore our readers-we might have said that it
was the place on the Upper NIississippi,-we
might have induced some unsuspecting emf
grant to purchase and locate near the rapids,
but then we should not have told the truth and
who could have believed us when We did accord
to Sank Rapids the merits she deserved9 We
have stated that there are elements at work at
Sank Rapids which will make it great place,
and as soon as these elements are developed
our friends need give themselves no uneasiness
as to the rapid growth and prosperity of their
present d" modest and unobtrusive" town. We
like the locality of Sank Rapids-it is beaut-
ful,---we like the genial and intelligen,
inhabants-but we must confess that there
is lack of enterprise which should not
exist This we attributed to the want of lum-
Der, and our cotemporary says in this we told
the truth, whether we intended to or not. We
certainly had no motive in making the remark.
but that the truth might be known, and the in
ference that the mark was made ironically,
is gratuitous. But never mind-the facts as
stated by US arc so, and in this our cotemporary
agrees with us.
The Northern Pacific Railroad route we
consider of vital importance to the future great
ness of Sank Rapids. AS soon as this matter
is fully understood and appreciated, a great
emigrant route must inevitably strike the trail
of Stevens Survey at Sank Rapids, and wind
its way across the magnificent country to the
Pacific coast All along this route emgrants
will settle, and beautiful farms will invite the
iron horse to plow his way over the fertile prai-
RE, laden with the rich products of thousand
farms. The great central and diverging point
must be. where nature has made it-at Sank
Rapids, and if these elements are not sufficient
to wake up the slumbering energies of our
Sank Rapids friends, then we most devou,ly
pray that they may jog on as they now are,
modest, unobtrusve" town. But they aW
wake up-they wW see the advantages they
possess--will get lu.nber,--DW build--uW move
onward and take rank among the most enter
prising inhabitants of our Territory.
We shall probably be among our Up Country
friends again in tie fall, and hope 10 see a
marked change where now Nature laughs and
dances, unmoles,cd by Tie tread of a mighty
army Of Pioneers.
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WANTED

WANTED.
able-boded single und 'rstands tSITR
n general work, viii; hear gt0&sges
stea employ nen by enquiring at the Wnow
during Thursday and Friday JOSEPH FORD.
st. P nj. July 23d. 1855. Iy23-tf
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LAND For SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TNOtTY ST. ADthony valuable claims within
Il miles Of the Falls; in a valuable
immediately
Der lots the ourishng Minneapolis,
opcc lie Sucnr Mankato,
drc27-t: PROPER WILCOX.
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DENTISTRY.
nm. NJ d. PATTERSON would the citizens Of
- ST. Paul and vicinity, that he here
Dental Practitioner and Is ready
for the natural artificial teeth that required Having
received thorough study
practice in Of the best Offices In New
dent Of giving entire lie has him
bis machinery and fixtures that get his
plate which will be pure WORK i be done
In heal tifn and wOrkmanlike Once Empire
Block I'd floor, ST. Anhonyst. ChoroOrt in
proper
REFERENCES:
His Excellcncy W. A. Gorman Governor Of Mnneeoa Ter.
Hon. Samuel Nelson, Chief Justice U. 8. Supreme Court
Rev. DR.. J. d. Van Ingen, St. Paul.
Hon. John y. Warren, ST. Paul.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, p. M, st. Pauls
II. r. Nelson Esq.,, St. Paul.
y. p. Bs ram, N. D., d. d. So. New York, my2a.iy
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WANTED.
FEW Good Lots in St. Anthony and st. Paul; Gold, Lam
n Warrants, Currency, Drafts &c, at the
cxcnangc.
~ Interest allowed special deposits.
strc27-tf PROPER WILCOX
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
VXIE shall commence regular Weekly
w on Saturday, July 7th, at office.
Persons wishing to dispose CITY Country
auction, will please hand In q the
possible, place in Sales
. Sales commence at 10 A. n.
jc2S-d&wtf DAYTON PAC "A b
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
ARD OF TRADE

OFFICERS
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LIVE STOCK.

Beef on foot. ....loGl2 Ac9 q
WSIk oxen. $500 to 2J0 p yvi
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JUST RECEIVED,
Y EXPRESS large assortment Of Soft Hats, Of varou
ID qualities. Call and see them.
SHAW & FARRELL.
jv20-tf Opposite Empire Block, st. Paul.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving the East large and well-selece4
stock goods line, and intend be surpassed
by house Paul the magnitude and variety, the fresh
excellence, especially
In line, which shall offer TO the public.
Jy7-t WREN, CROFT l. RECALLY.
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EH0ESK.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
me eshp heretofore existing the PING ard
sfeent ths WINSTON Home, In the Cry If ST. Paul. By ard
nween Paul Re Dorsey and Henry G.. Weh, ard under
name and firm OF " r e Dorsey Co." u hereby dissolved
The houee viii herssfer By sud In the p T.
Dorsey who. returning thanks the hyu<r
hops TO be able their patronage fuure
81. Paul, July 24h. 1855. r. =. DORSEY.