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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

The following gentlemen of the Editorial corps,
were chosen Secretaries
L. Waddel jr,, aud R. Mauzy, of Augusta.
A. Mcdonald of Lynehburg
c. H. Lewis, of Richmond.
J. l. Cochran, of Albemarle. -
A. A Little, of Fredericksburg.
Alphonzo Smith, of Rockbridge
Mr.. Luster, of Botetourt.
Abner Anderson, of Danville; and
A. J. Stofer, of Cuipeper.
Mr. Robert Saunders, on taking the chair, made
brief address, which listened to with atten
ton and frequently applauded. But of this and
further proceedings of the day, which were merely
preliminary more anon Yours
OBSERVER.
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~ to Joseph Kirsh Forwarding the public not to
be caught by me with a note of s. A. Marsh for ST.
Is. endorsed by said Joseph Kirch. 1 bought said
have endorsed the sams and the holder will hold Mr.
Kirsh responsible for the same. If Mr.. Kirsh in.
tended not to be responsible for this nots he ought
not to have endorsed it, bought the note because
knew he was good for the money, and Mr.. Marsh
was insovent S. SCHWARTZ
nv 7-.-2t&
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NIOTICK no THE PUBLIC.--I bad !

~ bankable note in my possession from Mr.. -
Marsh tenor, the Branch. amounting to &57.15 due
two months ago at the Bank of Virginia, with my
name endorsed which put in the Bank of Virginia
for collection. The said note protested. After
the said note protested sold it to VIM. Snyder,
butcher at the old market for SO, without recourse.
After that Mr.. Schwartz, butcher at new market
bought the said note of VIM. Snyder for $50 in
der TO make pay the full amount because my
name was endorsed upon it. Therefore warn the
public against buying the said note, because have
witnesses enough prove that sold the said note
Mr.. VIM. Snyder without recourse, and Mr.. Snyder
sold the note to Mr.. Schwartz in the way which
also prove. Therefore, take care, and don't get
caught by s. Schwartz.
my JOSEPH KJR2H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-.In reply
y to s. Schwartz's advertisement about buying q
note from me of s. A. Marsh for a5715 endorsed by
note to s. Schwartz for $50 and told him at the same
time that Mr.. Joseph Kirsh 10 not responsible for
said note which can prove by witnesses, because
Therefore, consider Mr.. Joseph Kirshs advertise
ment correct, and Mr. 8. Schwartz's advertisement
az incorrect therefore the public not to buy
because l prove that sold said note to s.
Schwartz, without recourse.
my 8-2t* VIM. Fl. SNYDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

NOTICE...The subscriber having pur-
~ chased of Messrs Larus 4 Shine all the Stock in
their Furniture Shop on Virginia street and rented
the shop has placed JAMES H. L. TAYLOR, as my
Agent, to carry on the same kind of work, to make
and bargain for work, collect all moneys. give
cepts in my name, and pay all debts out of the pro-
fits of the No debts to be contracted in my
name unless am present. LEWIS b. TAYLOR.
INV ARK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

NO. 1 AAlNIONIATED SUPER PHOS.
~ PLATE LIME, warranted to be made of pure
Richmond bones The Northern article of Bons dust
does not enter into our preparation. Farmers and
ders ahead. This Is the only Super Phosphate of
Lime made in the South.
DUVAL & NORTON, Manufacturers,
nv & Store corner 10th and Main
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the 9Th inst. my TIT
UuGKEYS, ATTENTION.--The Compn-
"a ny Will assemble for regular Drill on FRIDAY
I1EyENING next, at Lafayette Hall, at O'Clock
w Al this is the last Drill previous to the Regimen
tai Parade, it 10 very desirable that every member
NEW MEMBERS win call at Lieut.. Bos,sux'.
for their muskets and acceutrements.
nv sI b order Of c jgo Elicit II sooERs Orderly
a gONTINENTAL G u A X d. ATTKN-
q TENTIoN.-Meet at your Armory THIS EVE
III MING, at O'Clock for DRILL.
my8--it H. M. WILLIAMSON, o. s.
A VIRGINIA RIFLES..-Aftend n Drill
"a THIS EVENING, at Lafayette Hall, at 8 o'clock,
NJ By order of ,as t Ssss Sa% o,,.,v
A HEADaUARTERs Isr RECT VA VoLs,}
Richmond, May 5, 1856.
W I. THE commissioned and non.com.
missoned officers of the Regiment will assemble for
training on Monday: Tuesday and Wednesdey, the
l2th 18th and 18th of May In full Summer Uniform,
ON the Capitol Square, at A. o'clock p NJ
ii. The Regiment will parade on Thursday, the
18th day of May, in full Summer Uniform. The line
will be Termed on Broad street, the right resting on
9th street, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
III. Companies will be provided with ten rounds
of blank cartridges.
tered and inspected. The commandant of each COM
pany will, on the morning of the parade, deliver to
the Ad1utant return OF the strength ana condtion
of his company specifying the names of its members
the species of force, and the number, quantity and
description public ordnance, ordnance stores arms
equipments and ammunition in its possession when
received and by whasauthorty.
" John P. Ballard is appointed Commissary of Sub
sstence of the R6iment. with the rank of captain.
vi. Sergeant W. w. Wood, of Company B, is ap-
pointed Coumissary Sergeant of this Regiment
VII Henry B. Robinson and Hugh r. Patton
appointed Markers to the Regiment
BY order of Col August
d. TRUEHEART, JR,
my6-td Adjutant
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q WHITSUNTIDE MONDAY.
EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG.

Excursion Tickets will be issued at the ticket Office
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
at haifpast A. M, and the Mail Train at P NJ ,
good to return the next day, Tuesday. the
l3th for One Dollar and Twenty five Cents the round
trip. T. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

Tickets One Dollar,
To be had at the Music Stores and at the Door.
~ Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences at
8 O'Clock my 5-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

WANTKD--Tw0 good CURRIERS' lin.
w mediately, liberal wages will be Hiven.
Apply JOS. II. C0LQUITT, Ast,
ap Sta 18th street
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IN SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL...Just
I'LL received, fresh supply of those beautiful In
~DIA HATS so much admired by all who have
them, together with every other new and fash
Gentlemen will please call and get one of the above
Hats if they want something that is really beautiful
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WEISIGER
my It's No. 49, Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

NlOTiCE..-All persons indebted 10 the es.
l Y tate of Mary r. Rose, Decd will make immedi-
ate payment the ndersignad and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will present them
properly authenticated the undersigned in order
to the settlement of the estate.
+ ELIZABETH THORNTON.
INV 8--2ti Adm'x of Mary f. Rose, decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-08

EGG BOILERSs.Nlade of block tin,
II simple and easy contrivance for boiling eggs
Every housekeeper should have one. Also, egg
Spoons of polished line, far preferable to silver
plated Spoons, the sulphur of the egg does
tarnish them. For sale by BULKLEY co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
From Grenada.

New York, Feb. IA.
A correspondent of the Tribune writing from
| Grenada, Feb. 3, gives the following intorma-
| ton:
"Considcrable excitement in Grenada by
! the suspension on the part of Government OF
the official communication with the
| United States. Decree was read in
the Plaza on the % of Jan. and appeared to
| give general satisfaction. On the night suisse
| quent, the American Minister was serenaded
| by the native bands, as a testimonial on the
part of the inhabitants of their consideration
of Mr.. Wheeler in his private capacity. The
Government is understood to be in a tight
place for funds, and certain persons in the
| States representing Walker, are empowered to
negotiate loan of money. Not one Of the
soldiers have received a dime since the opening
OF the campaign and there is much discomfort
among thetroops. Two companies stationed a,
Leon had revolted and refused to do garrison
duty until arrearages Of back pay have been
settled.
The excitement caused by this intelligence
was everywhere visible in Grenada Re-
cruIts continue to pour in from San Francisco.
Between 400 and 500 have arrived during
the last month.
A very fearful epidemic resembling that OF
yellow fever has been killing of the army, and
the recruits arriving have been necessary to fill
up the gaps created by this scourge.
The mortality averages six or seven per day
and was confined almost exclusively to the ar
my. among the recent victims were Chas. F.
Cutter, editor Of Ell Nicaragua, late of Caifor.
MIA, and formerly Of Boston.
Gen Carera had commenced march upon
Nicaragua, with 1000 men. /, was presumed
that Costa Rica would concert with him, and
every preparation w; $ being made in Grenada
IN aae'n uuy' 4ssrs - lsfsssa ssF sag
The outposts on the Isthmus and San Juan
river were being strengthened. The reports
Of gold discoveries at Chatnales are false.
From San Juan del Norte, We learn that
Col Kinneys expedition is hopeiessly demoral-
lied. There are but about 90 men left and the
majority Of them are prostate with fever. j..
The Empire City had arrived. --se
Accounts Of the failure ofthe sugar crop are
confirmed. The continuous ruins are fast de-
stroying all hopes of a large crop. The press
ed cane will not drop from lack of fuel and
more than half the crop will BE- left standing
in the fields, the planters being unable 10 grind
II
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
SliEKtFF SALE.

Or virtue OF execution issucd seal Of
~ the District Court in aIfsor ting Conn Ramsey and
Territory OF Minnesota, Judgment
wherein John Webster aud James No:r plaintiffs and
H. a. PARKER d. L. Fuller, Howard Ward. and l. p. Go"rge
are eeants in favor of said plaintiffs de-
D. L. Fuller for the n Of three hundred
SIX dollars and thirty (S326 evje. uts,n
one of land the South East North half of the
South West Quartcrof Stcton One. Township b
kSuge wen-ty three West, in the County
riiory Of Minnesota, the property J.. FULLER
Notice hereby given that described rea
property to the highest bidder Auo At the
Court House in the city OF St. Paul, Aonsy 10Th
day OF March, 1885, at 10 O'clock In the satisfy The
ad execution. together with the tn.
nstea an ~, 1856. z lSz1 A. ". TULLIS, Sheriff.
"M. SPRfGG HALL, Pits. Atty. ja2s-w6w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

a. Attic French Exposition thsrs was OK
hibited watch which crested much intsrsss and
admiration. It tells the name and date Of the
month, the equation; is . repeater, striking
the moment a. we'll as the hour, i THERMOMETERS
Of tolerable accuracy, and winds itself up BY the
action Of its own movement! Tho price Of this
most ingenious piece of workmanship is thirty
thousand francs. ga sat,sffr,. - e. ..sT 49,,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
ABSTRACT OF TITLES.

In our office be- found full list government
entries. map OF the Ramsey. PIas
fercnt cities in said
pee list Of an lands sold 10 said county for unpaid
fGres full and perfect abstract of the 10 each
distinct tract parcel Of land situated coxnfy,
from the general government TO the latest grunfec,
vherein is noted every defect form or sab
stance dndevery possible kind creating
tohether arises bp trdy of Judgments mortgages, forcs,
mechanics Ottertcise.
Having these unusual facilities which hav" cost many
THOUSANDS OF dollars,
Real Estate This City
to Be pcec-hoidng ourselves personally responsible for
bilify dcfccf,re.
ja15-f PARKER & WINSTON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
MURTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT has been made in tn, payncn, Of two
~ hupdrcd and seventy do lars which H. claimed to
que a; the date of this certain mortgage tearing
date the 9Th day Of January, A. rs 1856, by r..
Comst-ek, OF the oily ~ SO Paul, IN the County Ramsey
am Territory Minnesota. Abram S. the
place, and recorded ONCE Of the
County Bsst Dot Mortgages, Ia I4s
said day. ~ y s''fsf - ,es1s r saa1-t -
Now therefore, hereby given, Of
power OF sale contained saio
IN such case male anil rssbc- the
covered ~ said to: the part
OF the South 81 section
n.nbs twensy nne, Range
twenty-five. West the Fourth Principal
Coanty Of Ramsey, Ninnests be sold At
public vcuds Horse IN the civ a. a.
PAUL. IN the Coanfy Ramsey Aforesaid Saturday, the
day Of March after
noon Of said day. ABRAx s. ELYELf. Mortgage.
st. Paul, February ID, 1856. as-ass.1i \ . re1-etw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

FoRrr Oars WITHOUT FooD.-A lady named
Miller, upwards of 70 years of age, residing about
eight miles from Pittsburg, has been lying seri.
ousiy i'll for some time. During the last fsrsy
days she has not eaten moTsel Of food of any
kind, and her only drink Is water. She Is wid-
or and neither of . family. Has physicians
have not given the disease any definite name
She is still alive though very weak.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
NJ. 0. WALKER's e.
srAsE - L.rsE,
SAINT PAUL AsD DUBCQUE.
Il. ><.,<.l a.. n..l..,<.,. So Eos,s n,

. lnTo09h 10 DuDoQue III -Four lays!
THE Proprietor Inform the pubic
running pi-wscks line Of Sssressor e
Mails and PzssehgeE ST. srd I.
bo4u usxas the trip In fo days giyG thrr
siss good sIe sng places and savpe Al
least day1 time other Hne-a having fe
wen stoeted WITH mod teams ssd OS0eord sesr ~
reiay % hsfss evsy ten ~ hftee u uen
oek % the comfort Of passese and keep sfsges
6ssers hmse BE sapsst fau 70 eSt aaiYsefSsn ser
fmly saes the patronage Of the travelling pubIcs
l<syes ~ Paul, Aondays, wednesdays and yrfssys-
Oce, epposite ths Antccan Honse. n ~ r. O0ees
:. -. 80 2.,es1ArHpQHEsA s'sl 81 Pse.
" Baseneers Eopg to New Ynrty Rqsf2n and Philadelphia
ess psuexs ts ttsksss 81 this oMes, laa ,fTtGDe' =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
+ , ThcrmomctrIcal Table for 1856. = q ,a4,.l.
sp BY Wren Gror, Druggists, ST. ANTHONY Il. ST. Paul

COMMERCIAL Matters -nt...,-f
CHARLES N. MACKUBIN, ERAsTUs $. EDGERTON
MACKUBIN EDGERTON,
'.t.ftsa ? BANKERS a. al-' tfi+lst9ts-
And Exchange and Real Estate Brokers,
OFFICE NO. Z, wlNSLOw HOUSE,
St. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
(XII buy and sell Observation-Disclosures good business Paper
w rates-Rcceve Deposites-Bry and sell Land
WarrantsAdvancc Money Real with them for
sale-Buy Estate Commission-Makc Collee
Estate non-resdcnts, taxes
PERTAINING their profession,
REFERENCES. r 80 /" - -'
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota, ...-r =
Alexander Ramsey, EX-GovernOr
Ogden, Jones Il Co., Chicago, :: =. az y.f t.r
Charles Marvin, Del. Bank, Delhi, New York,
Wadsworh & Sheldon Nctv York
81. II. a. Tucker Il Co.. FIX. Bank, Chicago,
Harrison Fay, Boston.
June 26-1y. ~ a.. g. ...,t. ...-.. .s.,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED
Third street, st. Paul.
Exchange New York;. ........,....lk p ct. prem.
.. DO ST. Louis. .............lh do
do Chicago, do
~.
Sight Exchange New York bought d y p prem.
All sound Currency taken par. 81. ,,...-t.,,.f t.
Land Warrants sell at 81 II "A acrc-fcw In market.
f.. FOREIGN ExCuANGE.
T-EXCHANGE upon England, Ireland and Continental Eu-
rope, for sale 10y 1T .'ift- -i.t.s1 - -t 'l'
nols-u IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

Balance AGAINST county $3.50 sla
NoTE.-In the shove statement, due the Territory
put in FULL altheugh there ought TO good amount Of
Territorial Warrants IN the hsn<s Per, Inf
q he hs msds ne settlement -, had casrJ the amount
In FUN. = = :
ne suoust Of orer, uvreAeeped ~
certain amount is in the hands 81 lfrcssurer.
~ the 9passs M poepes, fbee Included aapsust
PAID fog lands. lumber for poor house, etc,
80 Ls'fiDf LOFTS r.. OI8vIER.z~r, ~ II
ke9taey II Decd snd Cvk. 1pGyd Csrsfy Coa's., =
rSeyI sfE- 9tfffte AsrsseJ Cos ~ n
81. Paul, Jan. ls5s.-febS-w3v
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
INFORMATION WANTED.

or GEORGE II. WALKER formerly ~ Pit shureb p,
~ Said Walker is zlDut 20 ag high, light
cnplexioh and three hnEcrs
heard ago ~ ST. PAUL ANY in
formation him .fcr or dir ed
I" Mrs. 3. s. Russell. 81. PAM Post Cffcc.
Irorial papers Will Confer By copying above.
st. Paul, Feb. 81. 1855. - 81 . - :, - ,le,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
THE ONLY HAT MANUFAcTORY N MIN

NE have adopted Genius New Stye Hat which
We are now prepared to make 70 -rer. Persss
one Of our stye win please their
nj guaranteed In an We
somena Of Soft Hats Cloth snd Plea v.rsous
ana QUALITIES Also, large swf wercte8 STOCK Gents
FURNISHING Goods shirts, Osv. Un6er>s Drawers,
Hose SuPenders Crsvsfs, ,ove~, Lsdes znnf-
lets, Ac &e Asos Trunks Carpet Bsgs, vslses, Canes &C
SHAW HARRKLL, OF. anshsns-ss,
oeSo-u Nearly oppreise The Americas Hous..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
PARKER & WINSTON.
-------------------T------
Il d A Il ID . . Il "A d + /.
ST. PAUL MARKETS..

CORRECTED ny cnAMBERLIN, EDDY CO.
DAILY TIMES OrFIcE,l
February -, 1856.
WEIGHTS GRArS.-Thc following are ths established
weights Of grains for this Territory: whea 60 ms bu.;
Clover Seed CD Ms bu.; Rye, Sc Indian Corn Sc
rs bu Oates, 30 lbs hui Barley, 4S MS bu.;
- ns r. bn
Beef Oh FOOT .ioqIs &c z Apples. 81 5ot2
Eaucx q IL. 60,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

u. .asn sts.s -s.sss BOARDING.. . ~ 4
Qr The DAT, week ormonsh, be had BY Calling q
~ - .srss ssst ~ ksxs IN. h. NSGROBfr,.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

PARKER & WINSLOW,
BANKLRS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
.s.. st. Paul, Minnesota. .... -.
II. PARKER. j.. wINsLOw.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

MERCHANTS PITCH IN FOR A FARM!
d $4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE will be given for mer
ep chtm.z." OF All tri-. HENRY McKENrY.
81. Paul, Feb IS, iS56tf Dealer in r .aI Estate
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
- INTENTION ALLIE! ..
w a q DRUR A,pUTNAu

vxTOULD cali the attention the public
w BOOTS AND SHOES, Consisting in part t;rn,'s
and Congress Boots Sr' Congress- Kosuh,
Lace Bcts, Black and Clored Gatrs; Misses Black and Co..
ord CATERS Chirens Boots and SHOES, together With
other kinds too numerous mention. -
They have also good assortment of HATS AND GAPS 81,
VI which they offering ut low prices Ladies
unien respectfully invited
selves New Store, Pioneer Buildings
streets. WOODBURY. e. PUTNAM
= 81. Paul, Nay 18th, 1855. .,-- My29-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
WAsHINGroN, Feb. Ia.

w ASHiNGTON, FeD. Ia.
HousE.-Mr John Fletcher was appointed
Committee Of Ways and Means in place of
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee who was excused from
service therein.
On motion Of Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, the
Presidents annual message, and the accompa-
nying documents were referred to Committee
Of the Whole, en- the state Of the Union.
MIR. Florence presented memorial from A.
II. Reeder, contesting the scat Of J. E. Whit
field, as delegate from Kansas. Mr.. Florence
said he had arrived at no conclusion relative
10 the declaration, and should make I'D his
mind from the evidence which may be present.
ed. The memorial was read. 1t states that
the pretended election of Mr.. Whitfield, in
Oct. last, is absolutely void, being withou, val.
id law, or qualified voters to support it. and tina,
he was elected by non.resi6enis and other lille.
gal voters. The memorial with others contest
ing the seat Of Messrs. Allen, Of Illinois, Gal.
lego, OF New Mexico. and Rustil, Of LOUISIANA,
were referred to the Committee on elections.
SENATE--The annual report of the Super
in:endent Of the United States Coast Survey
was laid before the Senate. Mr.. Wheeler in
troduced bill providing for an overland mail
from some point or the Mississippi river to San
Francisco. .te,ss., :. :.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

h. W. HAMILTON. es-1
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Xefsy PlbAe and DesfeS n Real Es<Sss. =
-fl,t ST. Psni, Ninne>cla. II zssk
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

All Bills Of Exchange, PromssOrv Notes and ntS
bic in this city, LETT Office will be c.
lected free of charge unless suit is said
mands not paid when II proper they will
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
st. Paul Hat Cap, ei
AND GENTLE1ENS 'FURNISHING SfoDE.
--f HASLETr 4 THOMPSlN.f

't 80 '--' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. on f... ..t
Corner Third and Wabashar sfs opposite me Post oee
lave band and rcriyng Expns
New York and philadelphia largest
stock IN their ie ever brought to ST. Paul. to which
vs. Invited. 3 - FL r3tyEt ,',-l9-tf
Corr ATS3oO ipz Black, Brown. DrAb, high
- AMI CROWN wide-awakc, Kossith Empire ITuraran
At ''sAS'' '''' mAsE y1T .S w A:'
DLACK SILK AND YER HATS -iOO o,z n 5s.cV b. A.
~ yer and SIX Hat.,st HASiErr T. TIIOMPSoN'S.
C'iK, Plush AND FUR CAPS-sU0 doz. Fur, SIX, p,uI,
HlsIsTT !. rnoxrsox's.
RoY'S H"tsand Caps. in graf variety, At
NnlRrS ANU c,LLsks-whitr and FAnsy Figarrd SHIRTS
= HAsI.rrT " rnoxrsOx,s
INCONSISTENCIES AND DKAwkks-IvI a... n. rug. adj
~ Flannel Understands and Drawers, Gray Over
shirts, at 80 i-ft uaSLETr \ -ItONs,S,N's.
C,RkvATs AM MEEK rIsS -Crsvat., Meek Tee, aud
- ll1 HAsIETr & rHOMPsON's.
EuKGAuNT,ErS-Fur nj Buck tiauntrts, L.lub and SIX
use ~ ~ !. TIsIL,sLnrr rIIoxps,x.s.
GENTS Travelling Shaws C.,Ar-, ai.r.r Assault
- mrIf. 1T HtSLETT h rIInMrSt'S-S
CtoLr's EEvOLvnKS-Ahlis ant oifcr r1sioi.. ..u =,
Money h1fS asF T. a.rI T.: an"
CoCxs-woo, Mcrnl Ooion ,cks, v6Itr aud Mi,.,i.
- at mAstErr .TII0Xpsov's
MUffLERS 81 z'phyr wor,lc., -, q aus, ~,
WI Dry Shirts, Silk and Linen Ix,rikcfchicfs. at
HAsLErr & TiIOMPS)N:s.
'RUNks, y.Iisc Carpet saR$, Hair Bushes, Comi. and
L Fancy Goods In endless varetv. at q iasFe = =
- : =. -......-.. III HAsLErr & ,rHOMPsON's
1L0s ES:m.,%, nafu, doxcn .oves, KMi, iano, run,
" Cioth Shk3 Dog Skin Wool and Kuk iin-
endless variety at VASLETT 4 TUOMPS,pNa.
LAHGE lot Of ladies' Fur t:auniitt and Mt suxbis for
a the winter At WAsLErr THOMPSON's.
u trade mi rey re W. s, - :; m, n
than any othr! house in the city. profits ala quick
a.le,tr HAsLErr 4 rHOMrsov
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

Tm World SrsRocSDED By STARS AND SrnPEs.
Tho Providence Journal has the following gle.
rifying calculation:
1.-THE American tonnage Of this country now
figures mp 5,400, 900 tons, and will make the yery
respectable feet of 400 ships of 1000 tons each
Anc II the tonnage be figured out in Yankee clip
toriai line arond THE globe, each skipper nav
speak the next in line, By raising hsvoice little
above the ordinary pitch on sshipboard, round
tos whole circumference of the globe. war
would Do terrible calamity to this immsuss Reet,
and England would not fare better IN her com.
nercsai mazine If 5,eo9, 9a9, hat les thaa eur
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
CONVEYANCING

Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &C., carefully drawn, being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the administer oaths
PROTEST Com MERCI al PAPER, &c, dc.
jal5-tf G. II. PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

Loans negotiated yielding IS to per with unc
ceponabe real estate security, bonds payable Ne
York or elsewhere as Instructed. -t.f.7