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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
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INDIANA RAHAoAD COMPANY, No 10 WmLIANsT,{
aNEwYoRK, March Is, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given, that the FIRST
IN ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS
s Company Three Inspectors Of the succeeding
Election will be hec the Office Of the Company at Adrian,
N the State Of Michigan, the fourth WEDNESDAY %
Ap next The poll will be opened IL o'clock al noon, and
esn'ruue open until O'Clock and as much longer q: the
find necessary the votes OF eleetoI
Dat not beyond that day The Transfer BOOKS VIII
desc 18th Of April and the day afe the election
JOHN 81. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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of the County of New. FORK notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS late Of
the City Of piano forte manufacturer deceased te
present the same with nehes thereof to the oce Of Bell
Coe esqs No 50 Jchns,, In the City OF New York on or
the day Of July nexDated New rok the seven
t,,ntb dsy OF Decem ber i85S dl9 iawGmW
CHARLES C. MERCHANT, Sole Acting Executor.
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T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE Vi. sroNING.

i TON for BOSTON, YaoyIpHNCE, NEW. BEDFORD
rAuE1ON-lnand route without delay change Of
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The Steamer q. VANDERBILT Caytan W. r. Frasse
and COMMODORE, Capt. J. <. Pendeton in connection
with the sserins,sn and Prevenee aud BOson and Prov
s.p., RArosis leaving SeEYsrh aav SUNDAY. excepted
from Pier No North River frst wharf Battery Mace
., ocLoei p snd stoLine,on At $3.50 he ary
AZ ne n all train which sz, es Boston AZ S. q NJ
ne COMMODORE from Hew-Yors aon!sy, Wednesday
and Friday From St0nnssn Tsesisy, Thursday Sat-
n. C. VANDERBILT rom NSwYOsh rSs.d.y, THURSDAY
sud saturday From stonir sion Monday, einesiAy and
Friday. . ~.
ger, proceed from stcnineon Per Railroad to r,cv
ScDea Boston Taunton sad bediori IN he MAI
IYn schne ad rsce. several hours in advance OF those
other routes IN smpe ior sh he early m'rns ne.
connecting North ard East Passenger thsi psiet
on h,d N. s,e.uer enoy ushts undisrurbed bcsk
fast if desired and leave StoningOn In tbs I: NJ tram for
Providence. -, ri
thro1sh each way. -. nj. ~,
For passage berth freight sppy al fier Nc
2NoTth River or AZ the oniee No. le Bsstery-plaee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

OF the County Of New York notice hereby gwen 70 all
persons having claims against JOHN CLARKE late OF the
City New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at hs Office No 81 Broadway In the
City OF New York before tho tenth day OF Mach next
Dated New. York the Goth day of November 1855.
psl l.v3ImW DUDLEY FIELD, Atminsrator kc.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

NOT1CE.-By order of Hon. Horace 8. Girls
~ wod County Judge Of Broome County notice heresy
publshed order requiring all the creditors Of JEh-
EMIAH PULVER Of tho town Of Colesvfie. bfooms
county New York insoly debtor to show cause any
they have the said Judge his Office In the Village
BnshanptOn In said county " Broone. on the ssh Day
June O'Clock In the afternoon Of bat day. why sn
ssr said nsoyents estate should not b sds,
and discharged from his debts according TO tho provisions
u the statute concerning voluntary asssnments made gsfsu.
application Of insoyent AID his eredon-Detsd
'A'sH EoTCBKiss 4 SEYMOUR, Atsys for Petitioner.
n26 lawliwW
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En1nfiai.

CRICAGO, Hafch To- IHsA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that COUPONS
for interest on all BONDS Of the CENTRAL MILITARY
TRACT RAILROAD COMPANY viii be paid hereafter At
~. .fbes Of Messra DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, in New.
Ysri CIV AMOS T. HALL, Treasufct.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

MONDAY Jan 2l. 1886 the Trains viii leave ChsnbeTs-
st. Station follows Express = ain, connecting With
Nor,herI and Western Train Through Way Train, Il Tx
press Tran D. N. For Pou ushkeepse N. and 50 m
For Peekskll, $50 P For Sing Sing, IA The sing
taken at Chanbers Canal, Christopher and Sl''sts No
TRAIN ON SUNDAY. - ,,.-,.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the surrogate
of the County of New York, notice Is hereby given to az
persons having claims against MOORE KIRkPAT1Ck late Of
the City Of NewYSrk deceased to present The "a .s%s With
Richie No C7 Troys the City Of New York On or before
the twenty day Of New YORK; tho eight
eenfh day OF December, 1855
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

CoRNxR SroNE.-The German Catholics of
Mankato laid the corner stone Of their new Chapel
a few weeks since with all the forms and cerems-
mics of that body. We are informed that upwards
of two hundred persons marched in the process
sion. When 10 the much talked Of Cathedral to
be erected?
A Coon YIELD.-Mr. John Pettijohn, Of this
precinct, the past season raised three hundred
and sixty bushels Of potatoes off of three bushels
Of seed. Think of this, ye who croak about the
sterility of the soil of Nicollet county. 1t is q
fact which every days experience demonstrates,
that there is no section of our beautiful Territory
superior to this. Just wait until we get our Ag-
ricultural Society under way, and if its 6rst exhi
bition. don't astonish all, we'll give it up.
REcovERING.-General Fletcher, Winnebago
Agent, whose severe indisposition we chronicled
last week, is in fair way for speedy recovery.
Glad to hear it. rs-.Es
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

m Groceries, Wholesale f. Retail,
w. B. McGRORTY. -
Near the Corner o. Fourth and Roberts Streets. f
rs on hand With immense GRoc ERIEs
90 Barrels Pork.
100 I" Hour, (extra brandy
20 Hhds. n. d. Sugar.
SO Bbls. crushed, clarified and powdered sugar,
Wines and liquors-foreign and Domestic.
Pork, Hams and Shoulder; dried beef;
Bntter and Cheese;
Dried and Preserved Frut
grades all Of the qualities;
Brandits, VARYING in price from 81 Sl2 per gallon,
Wines from 81 to 45 per gallon; $50
$50 bbls. whisky, from IS c's to 90 50 per gallon;
lrsh Scotch and Bourbon whisky, thing else IN
found In store Of the kind the most
purch Minnesota Gail anil see MGRORTY, and
rely rysu will be WITH
RECOLLECT,
This Wholesale Il Retail We will suppv
the country trade his winter, below
have also hand the largest
fishers price. to country dealers the city trade.
Douay Bibles.
90 History Of the Church by Reeve, .s9y - g ,-F
Reeves Bible History. "a. Isronsou,s Esssy,. q.
Critical Review Of FJx,x Bouk of Ma tyrs
by William Eusebius Andrews. ~
Discussion Of Pope ann Mcguire, sq. .- =s.-f.U
History Of Irish settlers in North America, by Th,s D.
Catholic History, by the same, IN Il
DR.. Newman's Sermons to mixed Congregations. ~ Soc
Isctusson Church, BY Cardinal vice.
-17t. - = .'e1's q y -H.l
History II the irish Rebellion. sl -f-..r.f s5 .s
Christian Virtue, BY It. Alphousus Lisusri, ~
Smidt,s Tales. le-i ~ 81
Buttier's lives Of Saints.
Pictorial Catholic, New restaments, d 49,
All for Jesus, by Fabcr, =
Miners End Of Religious controversy, - p
axes, Christian Brohers school Books ami numerous nsr
and Pencils. Pens School static ,ary
liberal patonageis desired me 10 en- Aree
nay stock the vasty increasing this
rtory. (det1-tO WIN. B. Mc5RORrY =.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
PHOTOGRAPHS: PHOTOGRAPHS!
A NEW ART AT
Whitney's Pioneer Daguerreotgpe Photograph

art Gallery, 4-.I.
Over Charley Elfelts Store, Corner Third
ST. PAUL. rft+ ..st.fr
PHOTOGRAPHS pictures taken paper somewhat re-
sembng steel engravngs, with all the Of
the Dagueeype and for wall pictures superb
or to Daguerreotypes. ~
Whitney is making these at his Gallery above
highest perfection Of the art While single picture cost
nearly much Daguerreotype, be afforded at
much less price, after the first obaned be
multiplied ad ibifum at much less cost.
These pictures worthy than passing notice.
Specimens may be seen at his Gaiery.
Of the amcnted NJ Goodhue, pioneer Editor
of Minnesota Of the Suspension Bridge at ST. nhony OF In
dian Chiefs, Braves, &c, &C., for sale.
Jan5-u = E. WHITNEY
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BOOK AGENCY.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have established Book Agency IN
Philadelphia. and viii furnish publication
the retail price free Of postage. Any person. by
the subscription price the - MAGAZINES such
HArper'. odey Puna's, rzha's, Prank Ieslie,s Pxs-
IONS will receive tue magazines copy
splendid Bth6srapa przitof either
Cisys oFH Subscribing - and 81 aszzr,
ceive Of either Of the three
% worth Of Magazines, 81 gratis
Music furnished 70 those who wish II.
Enveioesos description and large guam
titles furnished Seal Presses, order.
Every description Of EnefS v5ug Wood
and dispatch. DuidBes Newspaper Headne.
Views Machinery, Lodge
Business Car &c. All oues ent promptly sft~u.
Cd Persons wishing view.
send DasneSsps srsketsA q hs b6lAns By mall OF ex-
per;ons 1t ,stsnce HAVING ,,,.,s,. AZ. g =.
their sdvanase address The Sscbsr - NJ 1n sct q
ssset. 70. the sale Of the ssue. .BYRAMA rIlRcg,
AeelosAwiy 80 Sesfh Third Sc, PA0sIelp4is, Pc.
= Tn. AfHsx.a T-aAY rSgncr. - .
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

H1T The reported death of Robert Schuy.
Ter at Nice, on the 10Th of Nov, is doubted in
New York The Sun says that Mr.. M. Y.
Beach was in Nice previous to the 18th of
November, and remained there until the ODD,
having almost daily communications with the
American Consul, and if Mr.. Schuyler's death
had occurred on the l4:il, it would, We think
be known to the Consul, who would not fail to
speak Of an event so interesting to Americans
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
ATTENTION ALLIE!
w n n N n INV l. Dit ~ N

OULD call the attention Of the public to their stock Of
w BOOTS AND SHOES, Consisting part
Congress Boots Congress- Kosnh Fancy
Boots, Black and Coiored Caters;
CATERS Chdren's Shoes, together with many
other kinds mention.
They have q good of HATS AND CAPS, all
of which they Offering prices Ladies
temen respectfully invited call
selves New Store, Pioneer Buildings Third and Jackson
WOODBURY. PUTNAM.
St. Paul, Nay 2sth, 1856. my2e-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

MEDICAL SocIErY.-According to previous
notice, the Medical Association met at the Of
fee Of DR.. Wren, on the evening of the Sd.
Thirteen physicians being present, an organi-
cation was perfected by elec,ing DR.. Potts,
Pr's'; DR.. Murphy, Vice President; DR.. Wren,
Recording Secretary; DR.. Goodrich, CORES
pondins Secretary. and DR.. Day, Treasurer
Dr. Boutlllier, OF St. Anthony. was chosen
Essaist
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ATTENTION.. READ!
Boots 4 shoes at Wholesale

GALL at C. c. Hoffman's Boot aud Shoe store, and
~ examine the best, cheapest largest
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety Of all kinds, his
be offered Mt Incredible Low Prices. The
establishment
nothing but overwhelming excellent
quick sales and small profits
Mark scale of retail prices:
Ladies' Caters from 81 IS to 81 50.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers 75c to 81 50. '
Misses and Childrens' from 25c to 81 50.
Mems, Boys aud Youths kinds,
ton, and every article In line will be
sel9-tf C. e. HOFFMAN,S. Upper Town.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

B@e Van Dieman's Land exists no longer,
the Queen having acceded to petition from
the colony, praying that the name Of Van
Dieman's Land should be changed to "T as-
mania"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
DOibear's Writing & Bookkeeping
a Academy, ttf5S
Ouer the Store Of Nicols & Berkey, in Marstalps

Noe' "ee fWc " 3tCOsS q g0eFk(y, IN IudrStQtI'S
building. N, Wabasta,c Street, Tg
1FFERS super Inducements wish to acuure
an easy, graceful and rapid or COM
pees practical knowledge oi tie science
..rrs PENMANsHiP. sIefw
Under the system here prsue the pupil acquire better
sess hand In two weeks than by ptacce the old
method. ..aa-..... t - 49, ~
All campnS Of the hand entirely removed and the pupl
senaoed to write with ease, freedom and rapidity. -
several hundred specimens of pupils from tn
90 years Of age can be at his Room. -,
BOOKKEEPING ra--e.-s
Is Taught practically The giving the student
book to Study and from blank books
at once given him and such
soi's MIN 10 proceed a. engaged An ac
compished who many years experience in
actual business and In eaehine Analyses explains makes
'ear all the principles and details 81 III the
students completing his qualified discharge n.
the duties assigned to him IN any counting-hous -
MATHEMATICS.
snort ana rapid methods cmpung new ouick
and accurate methods Of extenson impaired Without xtr,
charge. ~~"'
Ins'ruction Arshmets Elementary ana Higher AL,
VISITING CARDS. x
vstins wedding and Invitation Cards the latest
and most fashionable styles. y Y y 3
Rooms open from l2 A. NJ to r NJ, and from to 10
Pm. ~ Az
Erenne closes wiu be formed eaeh sceek 70, the
accommodation Of fhose unable attend durno N. day
S' 'eu" se""sfy >, ioo0' ts5-tf
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The Particular Depot,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR

AHE VIM III nv LACHdWUE
R0R g Roc ERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE and Retail, lower than the lowest fol
n Cash. Ny stock Consists In parton - HeWtf
6runs best qsaty OF Butter. ,r-s ~ 81 surge
$500 lbs. Of fresh Goldfish, direct from Boston.
81 barrels Of green Apples. ~ bHa s.-
Sugar of all grades and descriptions Flour, Coffee,
with large and chesp
thing ese that IN kept IN that line business.
Also word those knowing sbemselvesto "a
Book Account otherwise, they viii and
fork come hand. when have
demands suffer the
take proper measures ~ secure collections.
dec1odtf J. FROST,
-y55rr Tbfrf n. M. AZ.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

LECTURE LAST EvENiNe.-We learn that
the First Presbyterian Church was comforta.
bly, hiied last evening, to listen to Lecture from
M. ABBOTT, Of the St. Croix Union. 1t was
quite brief, but not being present, we canno,
speak of its merits.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

FIRE!A small building, about two miles
from St. Paul. near the Saltwater road, owned
by Mr.. Iglehart, and occupied by Mr.. Hastings,
milkman, was destroyed by fire yesterday NOR
ming. Building not insured. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
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LOST

the Party at Gov Gorman's Thursday evening, Dec
IA nth, aHAIK-cROSS BREAST PIN Tipped with cold
TINS pin MADE OF the hair Of lost brother, Is much
pzed AIRY person having found abe will greatly oege
me by leaving it at once, any reward tcy
may desire. D. C. PRICE Drnt,xs
= ian4-3tdltw Over Combs Bpok-tor.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
A HOUSE AND Lot
FOR SALE.

IIOn SALE FOR 500 time. Also, good milk cows
and calves. House contains kitchen
about Is minutes walk from Winsow House. $3.50
$50 In and years. Enquire at this once. au17-u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
Sas REWARD.

CrkATED from the premises subscriber. two miles
~ from the Halfway HYue, the Hudson Road, red and
white OK Of medium size. When last IL was With Mr.
Tanners cattle Any OK to the subscr
Der or leaving Halfway HOUSE LEADING u
MS recovery, vfirree4Se the ahoSesswssa.
2 jsns-ss -. - y 3. G. AIpRfeH
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

STEEPLE CHAsE.There is great Steeple Chase soins of
this country between the leading medicines and
DR.. Gaup's Compound Syrup Of Brier Root is full length
ahead. certain all the diseases Of the bowels
this country purely vegetable and perfectly
excellent medicine for the stomach and Its eff
system unsurpassed As cordial children 1t
equal. The ether nostrums well withdraw
prize. They win till entered
that will Consumption time. Cholera specifics
the Syrup, taxed in season, remedy
for that disease.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
r. DWIGHT HAIL

GENERAL LAND AGENT, SC, and enter lands
~ locate land warrants, taxes
AMI attend promptly and faithfully TO
his care Hudson is beautifully situated Lake 81. Croix
II miles directly east OF ST. Paul. most
fertile tract OF country, be the terminus of the
ST. Cr"ix Lake Superior R. Rs there The
town many spen did chances the time:
aodress HUDSON, ST. Crox co., Wisconsin. ja5-d&w.tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

g Fifty of the best citizens of Lowell are.
making arrangements TO- take up and settle
township in Minnesota. ..s.. zs...s-.f,,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
MARRIED.:

On the 2eth Of December at ST. Peters Church, shakopee
by Rev. Dr. Van Ingen, Mr.. ANDREW W. ADAMS to Miss
SUSAN NJ. HASELTINE formerly Of Pittsburg, Pa.
At Elm Greek, the LIST, by j. Holt, Esq., Mr. Thomas
Ham Wright county, Miss A. Woodman Of Elm Creek
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

CORRECTED CHAMBERLIN, EDDY & co. *
..-f DAILY TIMES nFFICE,1
January o. 1856.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following the established
weights grains for this Territory: Whea so ns bu.;
Seed, 60 lbs Rye, IS MS q bu.; Indian Corn
Ds bu Oates, 81 ns bu Barley, 48 lbs bu; Buckwheat,
AZ ns q bu.
Beef .lO@l2 q Apples. ...$2 25t2 rs bu
Cows .$5Oi6O 1893
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
Fail and winter stock 3!
IMMExsE ARRIVAL or y

fOAD>~~eeS1s9 A0e~Sty0s
B. r. IRVINE 4 CO., a .csi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCCRS AND PRoYl.
SION MERCHANTS,
Corner -. Anthony = Exchange Streets eppesiss the
so American Heuses
SAINT PAUL, NINNESOTA,
IIAvEJust received very LARoI ExrENsIvE STOCK
OF Groceries and Provisions, which they offer 70 the
City and Country Trade vt lower prices, CASH, than
eanbe had other house City. We Justified
In making this assertion, from the fact that having purchased
Goods lower rates than they could been purchased
earlier the and having them
freghs, and stock Is well selected
assortment, confidently believe great
er inducements TO buyers purchase Of uaer examining
goods and prcesthan other establishment. To
Merchants, both the Mississippi aud Minnesota Rivers
and also Of the INTERIOR wishing purchase repcnh their
stock, would that they will and II u advantage
and interest to give call before elsewhere
prepared to do joboing trade low prices
(" Small profits and strictly READY PAY"
tender thanks old friends and their
liberal patronage solicit the
urej and also all that call
their trade. 5.s
Our Stock consists of the following articles, which
shall add largely 70 before the close navgatiou
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

THE LEcIsLArURE.-The Council perfect
ed an organization YESTERDAY by electing Rice
men permanent officers by from two to three
majority. The majority report of the Com
mittee on Contested Seats, was made by Mr.
Setter, the chairman, in the case of War
rem ]. Howell, which recommends that Mr..
Tillotson retain his seat. A minority report
will probably be made on Monday. and we
shall then take occasion TO refer to both
of them. We can only say at present, that the
action of the Committee is deep-dyed. dam
nable transaction, and one which will receive
the just verdict Of the People.
In the House, Greek met Greek" and for
time the enemy was kept at bay. Mr..
Vaughn was admitted to seat on test vote
The vote to adjourn was put several times and
lost, Blu, finally carried. The House will prob
ably organize Monday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

THE TEErH.-We publish to-day a commu-
nication from The pen Of DR.. Patterson, of this
city, on the Teeth. Happening into the Doctors
office few days since, We were shown eleven
teeth just taken from the mouth of a lady,
These teeth were much decayed and had caus-
ed the patient (she could really be called pa
,ient) much suffering. "How did that hap
pen, Doctors" we inquired. "Simply because
in youth and later in life the teeth were not
properly taken care Of That the condition of
the Teeth, has much to do with health, there
can be no doubt, and when this fact is made
known, we trust the advice Of DR.. Patterson
will receive that consideration its importance
demands.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
NEW STORE-NEw GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.

VIZ OULD call the attention Of thu public his
w Boots, Shoes and Leather purchased direct the
Manufacturers at Boston and New York Market comprising
the largest and best offered this Territory
which he is selling low prices. Marx his
prices -':Ht~
Ladies CATERS, from 4l,25 $3.50
do Kid Shoes aud Slippers rs cents to 4l,60.
do Peg Cali, Kip, Goat, and Rnam.ied Ldies Lace
Boots, 81 DOT 81, so.
Mems Tn OK and Kip Boots 81 rs to $500.
Boys do e. Sl,2S to 1925.
Mems French Calf Boots, Mems Congress Boots, and
Of all kinds. found cheap
approved the Holland Block,
rods above the Post Once. II. p. GRANT
ST. PAUL, Oct. 10, 1855 ocIStf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05
FOR SALE ,

. s4 20 aHrissa FOR SALE.
80 Lots4 and IN Block Enlargement 70 Rice
e8 Irvine's Addition to Saint Paul. these ane
spring that EXPENSE by the use Of
hydraulic ram, may be forced into OF residence,
and made to reappearin the shape Fountain. These LOTS
central and unsurpassed I'm beauty Of location.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

CONTESTED SEATs.-There are seven seats
IN the Legislature, which we learn, will be
contested; four in the Council, viz :-Ludden,
Hanson, Tillotson and Lowry, and four in the
House, Taylor, Wilson, Mcleod, Cleveland,
and we supposed Hunt. The programme may
be altered so that only part Of these seats will
be contested, but "mor's than likely" as the
fellow said one brick will knock down the others.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

IeWtuer 80U F1nQlnS StOree
KESSLER RIEHL.
Importers, Tanners and Curriers'.
Rice House, ST. Anfhonysf., ST Paul, AGnnesoa Territory
w now receiving and Offering v
w French and German Calf and Kip Skins; p, s,,
Tampeco and Madras, French and Grain Moroccos;
French and German Patent Calf; -ttr-.
Cape Bindings, Kid, Calf; -
Spanish Sole Leather;
General assortment Of Findings, etc. Also
= ~ Kip, Calf Upper and BuH Leather; .
TOPPING, Lining and Pad Skins;
Harness and Skirtingj 3 Fflfl -
-r,,srs aBlckskin and Calcutta Leather; sssf
All description Of Buck Gloves Mitts etc., etc.
10 Cash paid Hides, Deer and Sheep kinds
Of Furs. ocl-f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

OFFER for sale the following described property,
interested personally, and which will be s.d
Bile prices:
Lot Block So, Irvnes Enlargement rvines Ad-
iition Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-05

VIM. j. PARSONS,
Attorney, Solicitor and General agent,
Corner First and Nieoet eapelis Minnesota.
(Brick Buildfng.)
INVESTMENTS made point In the Territory, and
business the Courts Territory the Supreme
Of the United States, promptly attended 70. jeS-iy
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-Fsf FOR SALE.
Lots and 4 in Block &c i'm
RICE & IRVIA E'S ADDITION

With S15, geo improvements thereon.
Said lots ITO feet front by PAM deep-scithn
feet of the Winsl0t0 House.
Also, 40 So. 4. lying the River within miles
Of the Lower Landing, laid lois.
Also, IS lots the Upper Landing, Ia mile above the
Upper Warehouse.
Also, 81 lots in the Of Joining, part bluff
part on the bottom, running to the river. .r
Being about change my business going
principles, cuvatng the earning my by
sweat of brow, will sell the above Is cash.
year at 10 cent, 3 in per
warranted perfect, L. c. KINNEY.
-. Plas Of the ONCE of ANDREW
C. DUNN Esq, Empire Block, St. Paul, NJ. T. de3.Im
GENTLEMENS CAPS.
T. HATCH has just received Express splendid assort-
1Ls Plush, CAPS Of
the latest styles.
no30-tf s.. Anthony-st., Presbyterian Church.