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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19
Personal Intelligence.


At the st. Nicholas Hotcl-Hcn. A. n. Sherman, New
burg Kx Governor Seymour, Albany; W. w. Cochrane,
Washin4n ?. Ct Senator Dwight, do; n Haughton, N
Q; A. - Fouria, Havana 3. b. Parker. Boston.
AT the Metropolitan Hotel-E. Hsrte Washington, D. CT
Dr. w. Il. Edgar o. 8. Al Hull Adams Washington, D. C !;
A. j. Conelson, s. A; Hon. e. B. Bartlett, Ky; Col
Nv. Mccall, Key West; Gov. N. 8. Brown, Tennessee
Col p: A. Boiling. Va Col, John Cunningham, 8. G..
Chas B. Calvert, Maryland.
At the Smithsonian House-Rich Phpot Savannah, Geo.
Rev Jones, CT; Bigelow, vicksburg Jas. Myron,
Isq, New Orleans Hon. Ssm Rant Miss; r. M Good vim
Savannah; Hon. 7. Lyons, Mich; Hon. r. King Abs
Fitch New Orleans.
At the Prescott House,. Wegmann, Switzerland; Chas
Schlegel. Buffalo, N VI 8. Gndenburg Staten Island;
Charles Krans, st. Leuis Chas schenck. Pttsburg; A.
Croham, Cincinnati
At the Aston House Gov Price, New Jersey; Col. D.
Hamilton, Albany; " Ustem, Ohio; l.. Levin, Md Coll
Redde, Texas; n MCCALL, dol ID. Benedict, New Orleans
N. c.
At the Irving House-wIl J. Seymour. N. Q; Gen. J.
w. Armstrong, Geo. Hon. Hiram Wallbridge, NJ Vi A. s.
Webb. U. s. A. Andrew Nc Maxim, Pha.; Mr.. p. Taylor
do; II. 0. Gilbert. Cincinnatti.
At the Clarendon Hotel-Hon Charles Gsyane, New Or
leans; c. F. Lindeay New jersey Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Sanford. Conn., Mr.. and Mrs. Saltus, do. Smith
Buren, Kinderhook Mr. Hodgson Georgia; g. n wilkins
Westchester; s. R. Calsheif, Bridgeport
From Shapghae, in ship Contest-Mrs Brewster Mrs
Goddard four children and servant Mrs VIM Ranlstt and
daughter.
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Mayors ONCE.

Mayors ONCE.
IMMORTAL OF THE MAIDEN LANE MERCHANTS CON.
CERNING THE LATE EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.
The following correspondence has taken place between
the mereharts residing in Maiden lane and the Mayor
relative to the recent explosion in that street.
PETITION OF THE MERCHANTS.
New YORK, June 16 1855.
The unSsred merchsnts Sons business in M.id.nlsno
and ,s yisy Of TIE fatal Ares Of
n sss
70 the 81 ana s
@ Il. Hs 81 & If Gns ss
p i %m g Tsy cunsr
Sons, 46 Maiden lane and eighty one other firms.
MAYOR WOODS REPLY.
s W, MAYORS 0yr.cE NEW Yoax june 70 1883
GisrLrsnsYour memorial respecting the necessity OF
and only specihed to be kept in store" and
ss. bad sDs.Sss attention P.sy0g,
isws,o where the lay to accomplish de-
ss :.s and
act regard to the evil complained Of The act Of isas
sssDs.is Larger than p!1%sssa y sh.s
rsu" % IN The
be SSv viii g. M s TOO
late for time the danger pending
IL specific complaint be made against any largo
dealer in fireworks by his neghbor that the nu
dangerous TO life and security will endeAvor test
the question IN that respect criminslly.
MEANWHILE take the liberty Of publishing this
depce to oa public attention tie matter and
mend esty to such Of fellow citizens in the
to maintain uninterrupted watch by
day and right prevent the Of lamsntabe
ames OIL the nature referred TO In your
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
ALLEGED OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
The examination of Mr.. Ray, the Street Inspector,
suspected Of dishonesty in his official capacity was
again postponed yesterday, until this afternoon, ~
O'Clock, Mr. Busted, the counsel for defendant, not
having been prepared TO 60 with It. The nature OF
the charge preferred against Mr. Ray Is that he has
been tie habit Of marking down his employees for
greater than actually due to them for work
done for the Corporation, and himself pocketing the
balance obtained. Three persons depose to the
above.
STREET CLEANING MACHINES.
The report Of Messrs Smith, Seckel Co for the week
ending June &c. states that loads Of dirt ashes
have been owed from the First Second Fourth and
Sixth wards.
CASE DISMISSED.
The Of William Wilson, charged with having de-
frauded emigrant named Cooper by selling to him
ticket for wrong route, was dismissed yesterday by
Justice Osborne.
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AND THE KNOW NOTHING FREE sOILERs.
In the Gazette Of yesterday morning, says the Cusin
ths citizens Of Hamilton county, who in favor Of
sending delegates to the convention at Columbus the
18th Of july requiring them to meet at Mount Plea
SAINT the day of July for the purposeof choosing
the In the Commercial Of this morning appears
mmunicstion addressed to the friends OF freedom
in Hamilton county, who determined to resist tho
spread Of slavery requesting them to meet at Green
wood Hall in this city on Saturday June 2Sd at 10 A.
Peoples State Convention to be held at Columbus July
10. The first Of these calls emanates as we suppose
rom that body OF political capitalists whose object
been to Know Nothingze the free soil party while the
latter its being to that interest which cherishes
the design to free scze the Know Nothing party 1t il
sort of struggle between couple Of political hernia
pbrodtes, each striving to impregnate the other
end Of which, at this moment scarcely be
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 95, IT. q, 90 "a

to 80.
SUPREME CoURr-Special Tsrm-No. IS.
CoMMoN PIEAs-Part 2d-Nos s27, 356, 626, $40, es7,
$40, ITO. III, 772, 79l, 824, Sal, 1877, 900, 957.
SUPREME CoURT-Circuit- Mos los, 1853, 1864,
1885, 1885, 1425H 1914 to 154S, lat to 160 Part Id
Nos 1s47 1852, 80, 49, 1922 Ill, l727 o. $780, 1912, 1885,
surEaIoK Counr-Nos. DIS s4s, ss, 1856, 2se1. 1925,
esi, 1876 ss4, 2ss slo S41 2s4 iois sal 49, iSe $685.
II, 2s6 1884, o. S14, $50, 242 s70 s32 $50, 777 sOS,
6sS $50 "a 1858, 1927, 1877 7so 5o2 49, s27 1885, 2ll
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TIE NATAL ACCIDENT IN CENTRE STREET..
Yesterday tproner 0Donns held an inquest upon the
bodies OF John McNalIy and John McNullen Who were
killed. on Saturday night being BY eas Of the
Harlem railroad esEs in Centre street. Pearl street
From the evidence adduced 1t appeared that the
dscsassd,reesivsd tin. " warning Of their danger and
could have avoided the accident they In at
dion TO do both usA it seemed being IN an intoxi
ssS s. a. The o ssS Hos e
q them Of their dssssr, lie the car was iaiy thirty
safe cried out to the driver a. 60 on be obsysi
instructions, and the went forward rapidly
track they were knocked down and dragged IN
derneath the wheels which passing over Their bodies -
in few minutes after they were picked up The svi-
dence showing that IL was not In the power Of the
q the aq 70 si u:
Centrally Ieosved by beng run over By one Of the Hsr
said car from all blame" Coroner 0Donneu then dis
charged the driver from custody.
FRACTURE on THE LEa.-Coroner O'Donnsn held am in
quest upon the body Of boy named William Henry, who
to his death by fracture Of the leg, accidentally
received in the gas fitting establishmsnt No ls Prince
street. By machine falling upon him. Verdict, 'Acci
dental DEATH" Deceased about Ii years Of age and
was native Of Germany.
An UNKNOWN MAN FOUND observation-disclosures wilhelm
held an inquest upon the body Of an unknown man,
about forty years Of ago, who found Wned
in the water pier No. 20 North river The deceased
Of light complexion. was feet inches in height
and was dressed in black cloth coat gray cloth pants
check cotton vest and white linen shirt Deceased had
been in the water about two weeks In his POCKETS
were found paving stone, . pearl pin cushsn, an
ivory rule, and silver pencil and seal attached
with the initials sd. F. W." engraved thereon.
ACCIDENTAL observation-disclosures Gamble held an in
quest upon the body Of Mathew Conray, who accidsn
tally fell overheard ct the fost Of Twenty sixth street.
while IN S an intoxicated condition Verdict" Acct
Of age and was a native Of Ireland.
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RErvasED-sehrL su.ns Hsassn. hs.ee for ChAzsstes.
into Friday nigh whom Chincotoaoae
schr Pearl from NeWbsrn for New York; tho had fses
rssing carried away bulwar stove ioss tss Wsssr. aaA
sprung aleAk-
Two brigs, unknown.
Ships Mid dlesex. Corpus CAsis Ysrkshlrs and Albert
GAllatn, Liverpool; barks John Hsrmann (Haal Hamburg
Cerere fSio) Venice; and others.
Wind at sunrise, East; sunset. South
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

A PHENoMENoN.-Our sidewalks yesterday
morning were covered with ice-a phenomenon
we have never witnessed before in this Territory.
The evening previous it hailed and rained-froze
during the night, and in the morning life present.
ed slippery path. 1t has been surmised that
the influx of Eastern people has been the means
of giving us touch of Eastern weather. We
feel sure that the clerk of the weather will regu-
late this matter soon.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

e4- Winter put his cold hand upon US yes
terday, as the hungry man puts his hand on hot
pancakes-there was no getting away. An old
fashioned fne-.ooth-comb snow storm set in
and continued at intervals during the day. We
think navigation will close by the Goth, which
is somewhat latter than previous years.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.
consequence announcement, the firm Of
A. GALE CO.,
selling upon am undertaking cash system their large and
well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
goods principally purchased in New York and
at exceedingly low prices,
DEFYING COMPETITIONS.
They have in store sale rs sacks COFFEE which they
are confident have been purchased at suceny low rates u
admit their being sold exceedingly advantageous prices
Fifty Chests Tea,
Their of they consider equal in quality and price to
statement invite of their different varie
feeling extremely confident that those who favor them with
a CAL will feel amply repaid for time and trouble.
To this branch their trade they invite the aen-
ton who visit St. Paul for the purpose "
repienishng their stocks.
AMONG other leading articles will be found
25 lids Sugar 80 boxes star Candles.
10 j., Porto Rico do 25 do Cream Tartar.
30 bbIs o Molasses. rs do Soda.
20 do refined Syrup 10 kegs Saeratus.
10 do Goldn do ~ boxes do in papers.
rs do Malaga haisins.
20 White Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes.
Winter strained Lard Oil. IL boxes MaccaroBi.
rs boxes No Soap. - do Vermclh
20 do Chemical Srasive Soap, 60barrels Salt.
30 do Taow Candles. 5000 sacks dairy Salt.
30 do Summer pressed do
articles will be found large
which would he useless and
ndispensle ia forming complete and desirable
assortment OF Groceries.
To Squaltcrs Claimants and Lumber they have
so Boxes Of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws,
5000 ms Iron Wedges, Frying Pans,
Bake Kettles, &C.. &c.
thing the above named firm would wish to be particularly
understood, that
These Goods bound to be sold.
people calling their Third street, Lower
Towns good bargains and Good Goods.
A. GALE, S. d. JACKSON, s. s. GALE.
October 4, 1855. oc&-n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
FAN and Winter Stock
IMMENSE ARRIVAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

B. F. IRVINE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND PROVI-
SION MERCHANTS,
Corner St. Anthony Exchange Streets opposite the
American House,
SAINT PAUL. NNESOTA,
IJAvE just received very LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF Groceries and Provisions, which they
City and Country Trade much prices, CASH,
be had at other house City. Justified
making this assertion, the having
Goods lower than they purchased
earlier the and having received them very
freghts and stock well selected
confidently great
to buyers to purchase OF uafter examining
prices-than other
merchants both the Mississippi Rivers
and the wishing to purchase repcnh their
stock, say, they will find It
and interest give ci before purchasing elsewhere,
prepared obIing trade low prices
Small profits and strictly READY PAY,"is on mstto. We
tender thanks friends sud patrons for their
liberal patronage, solicit Of the In
tur and also all that US with call aud
their trade. t.t
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
ATTENTION.: READ!
Boots g. Shoes at Wholesale

(1ALL at c. c. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe store, and
~ examine the best cheapest assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety Of all kinds, This week
be offered at Incredible Low Prices. this
establishment offers to the public
nothing overwhelming excellent plan of
quick sales and small prolific
Mark our scale OF retail prices:
Ladies' CATERS from 81 IS to 81 co.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers from 15c to AZ so.
Misses and Childrens' from 25c to 81 90.
Mems, Boys and Youths kinds numerous to men
ton, and every article in line found at
sels-H G. G. HOFFMAN'S, Upper Town.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO The Golden Era arrived yesterday after
noon, and leaves this morning at 10 O'Clock for
Dunleith. Those who are going below cannot fail
to have a pleasant time on board this popular
boat. Capt. Atchison, and the clerk, Mr.. Dawley,
are unremitting in their exertions to please
Among the passengers up was Rev. Mr.. Nelson, a
colored clergyman. sent by the Indiana Conference
to labor in 81. Paul. lie gave an interesting dis
course in the cabin on Wednesday evening, after
which collection was taken mp for his benefit.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

THE MINNrsorA DEUrcnE ZElruNc.-A note from
the editor of this forthcoming paper, desires US
to contradict the assertion made in the Times a
few days since, that it would "oppose the extern
sion of Slavery in Territory now Free The ed
itor adds-"In our politics we want to manage
ourselves" Bless US, my dear sir, we do not de-
sire to interfere with your "rolitics." We have
been informed that the Germans were in sympa-
thy with the Republicans on the Slavery question,
and further, that the new paper was to be the ex-
ponent OF their views. If the fact is different,
all right. We are willing to wait until the ap-
pearancs Of the Prospectus, and from that hope
to get more light
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
MARRIED.:

Sandlake, Rensselaer, County, N Y by the Rev. Mr..
Doolitte, LUTHER II. EDDY, Esq., of this city, to Miss
MARGARET B. Sitter, the former place.
BY M. Torbct, his residence, the 9Th inst,
Mr.. CHARLES w. MOORE to Miss ELIZA MYRES, both Of
s.. Paul.
November H. by the Rev. s. Penman, in the Methodist
Church, Mr. T. s. B. KING Benton Co., to Miss BRIDGET
A. BURNS, StearEs Co., Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CT Among the passengers who arrived on the
Golden Fra, last evening, was our young friend
L. II. Eddy, of the firm of Chambcrin, Eddy &
Co., who, in purchasing stock East, very wisely
concluded to provide himself with young wife.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
pa ritz

undersigned beg leave 70 orm the habitante Of e.
"a ram ann surrounding cnmry, that he just received
so nss eoustAh On mad supply American and
A'e, sno s'er some thirty in The
business iees mt that he d ana
cnesp as s'y ah-r Territory he now Offers for
SAFE N"ucnts Tomb Stones, Paint stones
@e., az his sctory, opposite the once
tb5ns street. ~ = =
All contracts made With his Marble Wort VIM
oe hlled strictly according TO agreement.
iy27-tf T. n AurDoN
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
MARBLE. MARBLE,

JUST received the Minnesota corner Of Jack
son ana seventh Streets St. PAM, choice American
ana Tomb Stones, Marble CHIMNEY Peces,
Those vishtns ianx tri6ste In IN.
memory OF their friends, will do well anime before
purchasing elsewhere. 'e
sez2-d&wtf - u.s. - rosTprrv 4 ~.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
gt(innesota Ginles,
FRIDAY, NOV. Is, 1866.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DErARrMENT. N. T.,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. M. T.,
st. Paul, Nov. Is, 1885. (
has pleased the Great Gver all soo bless the people
of this Territory good health, and almost
prosperity, the drawing
proper should, Christian people, make
suitable God for his goodness,
for his continued blessing future;
Therefore, WILLIS A GoRMAN, the Terri
tory of Minnesota, that observe
and keep THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEM-
BIER NEXT day Thanksgiving God, for the hea h,
happiness and prosperity people, respectfully reQues,
all to refrain from secular pursuits day.
Given u-ier hand, the Capitol, Saint Paul,
LIS. I this 18th day Of Now, 1855,
49, w. A. GORMAN.
By the Governor:
j.. ROSsER
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
w. G. FONSECA,
NO. 2 EMPIRE BLOCK,

w. G. FONSECA,
NO. 2 EMPIRE BLOCK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
LAYING just returned a
st. Paul vclRity.
elsewhere The stock and prices fail
sfacton Ny stock Consists in the following
French and English Merinoes, MarSeilles Quilts,
All Wool DeLane-. Gloves endless ariety,
Cashmeres, Paramattas, A nice assortment of
Black and Fancy Silks, Ladies' Furs,
French English American Prints large
Dei.aincs large as'tnit and cheap, Notions,
A large assortment of Trimmings,
My stock Of EmbTodcres not to be excellent quality
Price.
Bleach and Brown Shrting. Irish Linen, Linen Lawn
Swiss Muslin. Bishop Lawn, Tareton
Book Muslin and Swiss Null Blankets in all
Red and White Flannels, aces splendid zssort-
Silk Warp do ment
Shaker
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
would invite the Gentlemen to call and examine
and egan the following Goods,
Wrappers and Drawers, SILK Under Shirts Gloves. Collars,
Neck Ties, Caps and Haudkerchiefs. 're
GENrLEMEN's CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
am prepared to make In the fashionable style
all kinds OF clothing. and reduced having
fashionable cutter the city York conent
TO please all those who may favor with CALL
No. Empire Block, Immediately below the American HOUSE
oc21-u w. g. FrNSECA.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFICE, 4
November 16. 1866.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following the established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 rs bu;
Clover Seed bu.; Rye, q Indian Corn, Sc
bu Oates 81 rs bu; Barley, 4S lbs z bu Buckwheat,
b AS d Blu.
STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
.1OGl2 &c Apples. 81 2o@S2 rs p bu
S50d6O Peaches. 1903
800 to 200 q yok Green apples .$oG6 q Dbl
NIE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
THE ONLY HAT MANDATORY IN MIN
NESOTA.

VTIE adopted Geuins Fall Style Of Hat
w prepared make order desiring
OF style, will their
guaranteed in all
crtment of Soft Hats, Clio and Plush Caps style.
and QUALITIES Also, large and weseice
Furnishing Goods Shirts Collars, UnderShirts Drawers,
Suspenders, Cravzts Gloves, Ladies
Also, Trunks Canes, &c
SHAW HARRELI, St. Anthony-st.,
oc9O-o Nearly opposite the American House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CABINET FURNITURE.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTEADS.
-~aiaB BAILEY Z PRIMROSE,
s.. An thony Street, St. Poul, Minmssoto,
H.ve now sore and ezt:nve
FURNIT URK,. sn1r-
rvsr oSsrsa for Sae this Territory. Comprising SO
SOFAS,
OF WALNUT, ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
of the latest designs in Plush and Hair 7oth;
SOCL.ABLES IND YANKEE DIH.aJVS,
of walnut ,nd Mahogany, "a.
Richly carved and with superior article Of Plush and
Hair Cloth;
ELIZABETH CHAIRS,
SpaMo SEAT RocKzRs AND EASY CHAIRs; ALSO,
CANE ROCKERS, OF EVERY IMAGINABLE
STYLE; CANE SEAT AND SPaINo
SEAT CHAIRS,
TIE BEs- IN THE COUNTRY;
TABLES,
Card Breakfast Dining Side and Sofa Tsbiesi
STANDS, OF EVERY DEscRIPrIoN;
BEDSTEADS,
Common and Fancy Cottage, Walnut, Maple
and Painted also,
FRENCH BEDSTEADS;
BUREAUS, ttsS
OF Walnut and Mahogany; Fancy Dgessins, Plain
and Common;
BOOK CASES, &C.,
In word, every article usually Furniture Estab
shment, may be this, quality inferior
the best in the West We are Manufacturing greatpart
Furniture, import manufactured in the
establishments South which
excellent quality. The attention Of buyers
spectfully solicited. iyso-Iy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
ATTENTION ALLIE!

OULD call the attention public to their stock sf
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part Gents Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress, Kossuh Fancy
Lace Boots Black and Col0red Gates Misses
ored CATERS Chdrens Boots and Shoes many
other kinds too numerous mention.
They have also good assortment OF HATS AND CAPS,
OF which they sre Offering at
temen respectfully examine for them
selves New Stores Pioneer Buildings,
streets. WOODBURY A. prITN
st. Paul, May 2sth, 1856. myae-ts
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
.. ?. TosrHvrx 4 CO.
NOTICE.

IL hereby az .inst scr
"a certain Prcu,issoy Note drawn By Mexsrs eorze n
Proppef snd Carts Wilcox Ydxsr Bsydo for
the sem Of LIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated 81 Ninnesp
oils Nay Ss 1885, Having vslue for ssId Note
ana TIE same bsSng been obtained
thereof win be cpntested. CAnIna 1TiTnV
Ainnespciis, Minnesota Sept. 1855 oc75-9wdkw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

SEIZURE OF ONE OF Carr. KINNEY's VEssELs.-
Mayor Wood, Of New York, has received letter
f-om the United States Commercial Agent at Port
au Prince, relating to the sesure at that port of
the barque Amelia, for being engaged in the Kin
ney expedition. The agent states that the barque
had on board full cargo of ammunition and full
equipments for large force of men; and there
was reason to suppose she had been fitted out
for the Kinney expedition. She was owned in
New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

THE PREss.-In the recent catastrophe al
Gasconade, the members of the press, although
in the most dangerous and fatal cars; escaped
with only few slight bruises. Messrs. Kirk,
Anderson. Baker Of the Republican; R. Eli
OFT, of the Intelligencer; Henry Pruetzel, Of
the Chronic; Pollard, of the Mirror; ]. E.
Port, of the Anzeiger; and ]. L. Faucet, OF
the Herald, all escaped, without even having a
bone broken-M. Louis Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
DoIbear's Writing b bookkeeping
.,rt,s'tte} x. ees--s Acade my, as,ts.es,as en-
Orer the Store Of MarsItaU & Co.. ON Wabashn,,

O0Ibear's Writing b BO0k.Kcepiux
.essgs-} Z. e-ss-s Academy, as,tsestas sesy
Over the Store Of Marshall & Co., on Wabashaw
Streef.
WILL BE KEPT OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
Hours Of Attendance from - 12 A. NJ. and from 70
IVA. 80. :, Z, ~; ..,a -..l.,,.
two weeks than By prsctc By Old method. so
Al eampns Of the hand entirely removed the pupil
enabled 70 write With ease, freedom and rspidity -
- specmen o. improvement " pupils from - yea
|" - IN pc seen o nls Room. - 49, -.
Sndents in Bsok keeptpg Wit be instructed 10 sucha
manner - TO render them practically familiar With the science,
and o. them for the counting or store. ty
vsne Invitation and wedps Cards exscsasd IN the most
From His Exeelsncs, Gov. Roman. y, s{
NEW oALrANs, July 2. 1897.
By Ar Doibear and with pleasure ta cesffy 10 Its us
peffority over any method with whicb1 sc1usipsrd Mr.
potbesr hsvihx given private lessons family consider 4
patronageo account or correctness and nidne Of bs
character, rapio of fbose
who received his lessons. <. RoxAN.
y ,ss.glLA So 3 NEW ORLEANS, Msy 10, 1892.
On Invitation Of NJ. DoIbcsr, PenmsRsp
our we have carefully = q the writing
highest that testify to the "a IL
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