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once Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.

iN'A" Do'fN"si fhadelha, June p 1897.
TIME annual meeting of stockholders of "Tbe
Magnetic Telegraph Company for tho officers OF said
COMPANY, for the ensuing year transaction al
such other business be to the company
viii be held al the Office Thursday oh dAy Of july
1897, NJ ~ O'Clock, or said day.
juno 2i--1a JOSEPH SAILOR Secretary
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MUTUAL Life Insurance Company or New York
Trinity Building, Ill Broad,uou
s. G, Herring q Co.'S patent Champion safes.

= ~ A0HAAHs ~ SO's Tdtcnt champion safes.
'dE subscribers, grateful for past fayors and
ndng lat discriminating public beowng
rs 70 t extent mat more warerooms
er stock have enlarged their depot by opening
ana on Broadway No 251 street
poile te e Hall This enlargement of warehouse
recent extensive enlargement OF their
oers 70 keep on hand at all times larger burglar
proof sales than any other establishment Particular at
uoh VIII DC mad u constructing
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and ewery
Also 5ass
sep hand and make order all kinds chests vault
oos and bank vaults Halls patent powder proof locks
or store doors Jones patent perturbation bank cryger
patent letter lock- without key LII
s. @. HERRING & Co..
Nos. l35, 1877, and lS9 Water street, and
No 251 Broadway, corner Murray New York
f. C0YIE Il CO. Agents
Washington, D. C.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 28-1y Richmond, Virginia
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Modern Languages.

IDROFESSOR DANIEL f. GROUX having retrr,,
u cd TO Washington with the intention reside permanently in
e tai the United States offers his
ana other employees OF government persons who h
20 acquire correct pronunciation instruction in The
spanish and German languages Wishing as reasonable
M charges az ne has formerly been during his STAY
Nsnhgloh ne WIN begin summer
8uges az moderate prices
requested TO leave their names with Dyson Pharmaceutical
No 26S Pennsylvania ~ ,
colleges or other scholastic secure IN ad
vance the services OF Efficient back 10
washington from Europe with the highest
70 address line 70 Prof Daniel roux, post Washington ID q
SUBSCRIBER would take great pleasure ia nstruong p
Nse classes formed In Particular ngborhoois either ladies' or
gentlemen, = iana 10 ~ "
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wooIlens.
WILSON c. HUNT 4 CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to SO Park Place,
wheeler & W iIson.
MANUFACTURING conpASrs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURING coMPANys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Families, Aangfactaros and Others.
IIHiESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their and sale
AMI the unanimous approval they have
eeved warrant The propeos IN warmly recommending them They
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undooh they possess over all others
h Beauty and simplicity Of construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
ID unexamplcd ease and rapidity Of operation
Sd. Noseess
ih The remarkable perfection stitching and their a
bllty TO n variety OF purposes and materials '7'
in the principal cities OF the Union. s'
May 26-ly% +
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BANK OF me METROPOLIS,
NVn .lioo,.np IA,

BANK METROPOLIS, y
Washington, July !, 1857
A this bank will not be open on Saturday the 4th
insl i requested that parties having payable az the
n on mat day. and on Sunday the 9th inst win them
Friday, the Sd inst. " ~ "
July 2ur
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New york.

"A immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand also, ION
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETINGs
ocos matngs mats curtain materials curtains t
conices, window shades, &c, &c, &c, -
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
LORD 4 TAYLOR
255, 25T 259, and Grand street
May 2o'-iy and AZ and 40 Catharino street
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Pequot House, New London, Come cticut.

f1SHlS favorite summer hotel is now open for the
reception of guests The house delightfully."- situated al the
mouth OF the river Thames Long Island Sound elegantly
furnished and possesses superior bathing sailing
or fishing. 1t IL
boat or raioad and has facility for
The subscriber all him with their M
ronagc that every will promote their pleasure and
i I. pi rR ann a,a,,iaa,
June 30--d2w = -
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EBBITT HOUSE.

EBBITT HOUSE.
l. H. FREEMAN ID. L. MoEusoS.
+ street. between 18th and 18th streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
THIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired and and superior furniture
contains hundred and has requisites of
first class house
The propcos have provided viii railroad
depot steamboat landing every for the conveyance of
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel =
June 90
Washington Branch Railroad.
gIpirs rra as folio,os
T1ROM Washington at 6, n. m CONNECTING at RELAY
IL with trains for The West and Baltimore iosc for Ila
delphia and New York.
AZ $50, for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York r"' - -
~ FOR baltimore Norfnk and al Relay Win Fredr
'N'f'~r''''i
Express at 90 p m, Relay West and for Anuapo
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
On Sunday at 7, a. m, and 4 20 p. m.
From Bdtimore for Basringon.
AZ 4lb and ol6 q. m, and at and SIS. d. M
On sunday at AIS, m, and 5.l5, p.
,,, =, 7 H. PARSONS, Agent
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Cyrus w. Field g. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No IL GIN sir,e1i Ne,n Ya,.r. AZ.

Cyrus w. Yield q Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. II Gig street, Neao York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers IN
their large stock Of printing writing, wrapping and ali other
kinds Of paper which they offer for sale at the market price,
May 26-1ys i
Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
Trinity Balaine, III B,oadpuy
FIN1E assets OF this company amount to nearly POUR
II MILLIONS or DOLLARS, and entirely cash thru mil
ttoa hundred thousand dollars mortgage
on real estate in the city and State New ae md
iiors Of dollars. .E. -
The entire profits, already million sir hJref
thousand dollars, are the property tho policy holders
Forms OF application and pamphlets giving every information sup
phed on applying at the oee or Of the SCENTS
FRED'K s. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Acuary ss
May 28-1ys 3
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tNOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
vana avenue property adjoining the east the va.
cant o al corner ofIennsy
feet on the avenue and contains 2322 square feet running back
TO q 33ticet alley. 'e -
KELLER & MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Derar n,ent
June 30-df . '
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Mn THOMAS ALTEMus has been appointed BY the Sec
retary of the Navy master plumber in the Washington
nayy-yGd
PERSONAL Elk Governor Bigelow of Pennsylvania and
Capt Maffctt U. S, N, at Wizards
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29
Man Murdered at Dunieitl.

The good people of Dunleth were much
startled yesterday morning to learn that
man had been found in one Of their streets
brutally murdered. Three men are arrested
on suspicion, and lodged in the town prison
awaiting an examination From what we
could learn that which caused suspicion to
rest on the pa' ties confined, is, that in the
earlier part of the evening, the deceased,
Timothy Dorgon, and they, had q fight to-
gether in the upper end of town, but d s.
persed in different directions after the scutf1e.
One of these parties has several bruises on
the head, and another, knife cuts in his
pants. They refuse to give any account
whatever of their condition in the affiav.-
Another matter connected with the affair is
that the Waterman at the depot, about II
o'clock at night, while going his rounds,
heard the groans of man. He at once pro-
ceeded to the spot and found the deceased
lying in the street. Not having a lamp, he
struck match, and asked him what was the
matter2 Dorgan replied that he was sick
The wat"hman supposing that he was intpxi-
Gated. left him. 1t must have been about
This time that he was murdered, as his
wounds were of such nature that thew could
have been seen, and moreover, he must have
died Immediately after they were received
The wounds were one in the back of the
neck, 3severing the vertebrea, which has the
app arance of being done with bowie
knife the others, back Of the right ear one
entering the brain, apparently given with
Ratchet. One of the wounds back of the ear
severed the large arteries, and the last pulsa-
ton of the heart pumped ont the whole Of
his blood. Either of the wounds were NOR
tai, in fact, the dividing of the spinal mar
row was instant death.
The deceased is a man of near 26 years of
age, and was Il steamboatman. He has an
uncle residing in Dubuque. Dubuque En-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

AMONG the deaths mentioned in the late
London papers, is that of Charles Bonaparte
Prince of Canine, the eldest son of Lucien
bonaparte, brother of the first Emperor, and
we'll known by his work on the birds of
America, and by other contributions to ma
tural science. He was born in Paris in
lso5, and died there July 29th, at his resi-
dence In the Rue de Settle. at the age of "a
tie had married Zenaide, the only daughter
OF Joseph Bonapartc, with whom he received
q very large dowry, She died in 1854
Eight children We're the issue of this mar
rage, Of whom the oldest, Joseph I.ucien
Charles BOnaparte, serves in the army The
second, Iucien Louis Joseph, has taken Or
ders in the Catholic Church. He is one OF
the Pope's chamberlains, and, it is expected,
will soon be made Cardinal The dcceas-
ed Prince of Canine was member of most
OF the learned academies of Europe and
America, and possessed along with some OF
the genius of his father applied, however,
IN a different direction, good many of his
amlable qualities. ..-.. ......
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29
What NewsDauerS IN.

The following article should be read and
pondered well by every man who takes a
newspaper without paying for it:
The result of my observation enables me
to state, as fact, that the publishers of news
pap'rs are more poorly rewarded than any
class Of men in the United States, who invest
an equal amount of labor, capitol and thought.
They are expected to do more service for
less pay, to stand more sponging and "dead
heading," to putt and defend more people
without fee or hope of reward, than any other
class.
They credit wider and longer, get oftener
cheated, suffer more pecuniary loss. are often
err the victims of misplaced confidence, than
any other calling in the community. People
pay printers bill more reluctantly than any
other. 1t goes harder with them to expend
dollar on valuable newspaper than ten on
a needless gewgaw; yet, everybody avalls
himself of the use of the editors pen and the
printers ink
How many professional and political repu
tations and fortunes nave been made and sus-
tanned by the friendly, though unrequited
pen of the editor? How many embryo towns
and cities have been brought into notice, and
pulled into prosperity by the press ? How
many railroads, now in successful operation
| would have foundered but for the assistance
| of the "lever that moves the world :" in
short, what branch of industry or activity
has not been promoted, stimulated and defend
ed by the press .5
And who has rendered it more than mis-
cradle pittance for its mighty services ? The
bazaars of fashion and the haunts of appetite
and dissipation are thronged with an eager
crowd, bearing gold in their palms, and the
commodities there needed are sold at enor-
nous profits, though intrinsically worthless,
and paid for with scrupnlous punctuality
while the counting room of the newspaper is
tie scat of jewing, cheapening, trade, orders,
and pennies. 1t is made point OF honor to
liquidate grog bill, but not of dishonor to
repudiate printers bill. q 9,s-. 7o1srss ?
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

The CouRr HousE-This institution is in
. shocking condition. The stairs, doors.
windows, benches, desks, and every part of
it are in the most filthy and miserable con-
dition. The railing around the Judges desk
Is torn away. Ths floor and benches are
coated with dirt. The windows contain the
cobwebs and dust of months. The place is
totally unfit to hold Court in, and imme-
date steps should be taken to have it put in
order
Why cannot the seats Of Jury Bench be
cushioned? 1t would certainly be grea
improvement on the hard boards on which
Jury is compelled to sit day in and day out.
At least let the place be put in some kind
of order for holding Court, which will now
be very seou E ~ 81
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

FIRE CIsTERSs.-It seems something will
lie done at last in reference to supplying the
city with water. A committee have been an
pointed by the Council to take steps towards
having reservoirs at several prominent cor
ners in the business part of town, construct
cd, which will be supplied with pure spring
water brought from the Bluffs in pipes.-
This is, no doubt, the best plan they can now
adopt to accomplish the end, and will be sue
cessful The springs discharge enough water
to constantly keep such reservoirs supplied.
As to the cost of the work, and the time nee
essary to complete it, &c, we await the re-
port of the Committee. But something must
be done, before another hundred thousand
dollars worth of property is destroyed mere
ly On account Of the absence of means to
prevent it. -1 -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

VEGETABLE AND Provision dealers are
complaining of the low prices of every kind
OF produce. One man we saw who had bought
some potatoes for dollar and quarter pc
bushel was compelled to sell them out at 81.
The prospects are that they will he still low
er. The prospective glut of the markets
from the heavy harvests. have decreased
nearly from the famine prices which have so
long ruled here
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The Police FARCE-We have several
times reverted to the fact that the Police of
the city were too few tC guard the extended
area of st. Paul. They have now been in
creased, however, and Appropriated nearly to
sufficient number. The kind, more than the
numbers are what is necessary. We believe
now that there are no dead heads" on the
force, but working and reliable men.
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WrHpRAwN.- WM. A. CRoFFUT. Esq,
Local Editor of the Times for some time, has
dissolved his connection with that paper
The causes, he promises, are soon to be un.
folded to the expectant. His furlough from
the fati. uing, harassing and thankless labors
Of the editors table will be but short, as his
industrious pen will soon be engaged on a
sheet OF his own, whose policy he can shape
for himself: We wish him success while we
regret his withdrawal from the Local corps
Of the Saint Paul Press.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

Two REPORTERS IN A Ffx.-Two Repor-
tiers for the daily Press while hanging around
the scene of the late murder were caught by
the Coroner, and placed on the jury, they
begged, protested and tried all lodges to
get off, but that fnnctonary was inexorable
So with visages expressive OF their delight
and qualification, they were taken to the
pleasant task assigned them.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

BuRGLARY-The Grocery store of Mr..
Howard, corner of Broadway and Seventh,
was entered on Thursday night last, and
about one hundred dollars worth of provis-
ions and groceries stolen. The burglars got
in through a back-wndow, and evincel q
knowledge of their place. No clue to them
has been obtained.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

WHAT IS the matter? There has been
almost no business done. at the Police Court
Tor several days. Can we suddenly have be
come moral, or are the Police lax2 We
await response.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

A correspondent Of the Montreal Witness
states that IAngelier, who is supposed to
have been poisoned by Madeleine Smith. was
once resident Of Detroit, and where he cheat.
host of shoemakers. taiIors and other 1lH &
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29
GEO. A. NouRSE. C. WINTHROP.
Late ofthe Boston Bar.
N0URSE & WINTHROP, al
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
GEO. A. NOURSE.

REFERENCES Chief Justice Shaw, Hon. Robert G.
Winthrop, Hon. g. Lorng, Hon. w. T. Hubbard, Bos-
ton; Duncan, Sherman Co.. McCurdy, Adrch Spen-
Ger, Jas. T. Souter ESQ.,, Edward Woosey, Esq, New
York. Colwell Co., Nathl Chauncey, ESQ.,, Horace
Biney, Esq, Philadelphia; VIM w. Scarborough, Esq,
Henry Hitchcock, Esq, St. Louis wadsworth & Co.,
Barrett, King Co., Chicago; Warren Tracy, Milwau-
kee; J. A. Packard Co., Galena Marshall Co. Saint
Paul n11-y
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The w EATHER.-The last four or five DAYS
have been extremely cool for this season of
the year, and frequent showers of rain have
Tell during the past twenty-four hours.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

WILD PIGEONS still continue to be the rel
i'h OF epicure1 and the sport of number
of hunters, who return laden with these
birds,
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THE TRIAL OF KEEFER.-The examina-
ticn of Frank Keefer before the Police Court
charged with producing the death of John
q. Jackson, in his Saloon on Friday last, by
assaulting and beating him, commenced yes
terday morning. j. b. Brisbin and John B,
Sanborn for the defence, and II. j. Horn, and
l. V. ID. Heard for the State.
large crowd was present, and great in
terest was manifested in the case.
The first witness called was Asa Ihayer
lie testified to having been acquainted with
deceased Two years. Told what his habits
Of life were, and what he had been doing
since his arrival in St. Paul. The cross-ex-
animation was very lengthy. We had full
notes oft whole testimony, but for various
reasons will not publish them.
A recess was taken until two o'clock. at
which time the trial was resumed.
We took copious notes of the testimony.
but the hour was so late when we returne d
that we cannot give them. The examina-
ton was kept up through the night. We
will give the result tomorrow.
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LYMAN G. DAYTON.
Dealer liza Real Estate.
AND LAND WARRANT LOCATER
(Near the Post Ofice,)
LYMAN G. DAYTON.
REFERENCES

NEW YORK-Gen. Hiram Walbridge; Richard II. john
nston, Esq.
PHILADELPHrA.-Mtchell& Allen Charles Childs, ESQ.,
New ORLEANs.-Messrs. Brown, Johnson & Co.
CINCINNATI.-Hon Edward Woodouf William Wood
ruff, Esq. .. g. .. .-.rr.f"
Observation-Disclosures. Mason Co.
PRovIpENCE.-Natha Mason, Esq, John L. Noyes Esq.
CHIcAGo-George B. Armstrong, Esq.
ST. LouIs-John H. Rankin, ESQ.,, Otis West, Esq
GALENA.-B. II. Campbell, ESQ.,; Capt. Orrin Smith.
MINNEsoTA.-Gov W. A. German, Ex-Gov Alexander
Ramsey, Hon. H. NJ Rice, Messrs Borup & Cakes, Mac
kubin Edgerton
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29

The SAINT PAUL LIGHT CAVALRY assem-
bled at their Head Quarters yesterday morn
ing, equipped in full dress uniform under a
reqpisition on their commander Capt. James
Starkey, for force to proceed to the Sun
rise country, to protect settlers who were
suffering, it was said, from the pillaging and
thieving propensities of the Chippewas. At
roll call twenty men fully equipped with sa-
bres and holsters filled.with revolvers, answer
ed to the call. They were all finely mounted
and with their bright uniforms and flashing
sabres, and the thrilling notes of the bugle,
called quite a concourse of citizens to see
them off Two wagons, belonging to the
Commissary Department, accompanied them
They presented martialand warlike app ar
ance as they were receiving the good-byes Of
their friends, and the huzZas of the crowd
About nine o'clock the bugle sounded the
call to mount, and in few minutes the troop
were on their way.
Whether they are destined to see any ser
vice or not, we cannot say. But brave hearts
and strong arms will be found in the fray, if
it will come to that. Most probably, howev-
er, the campaign will consist of few days
of ''masterly inactivity in camp, drilling.
guard mounting and foraging, havinga good
time generally if the weather prove favorable,
without any more enemies than prairie flies
and musketoes.
We shall endeavor to give some dispatch
es from "the scat of war" from our special
correspondent.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-29
CANT PAUL DRUG sTORE.-THIRD

CANT PAUL DRUG SIORE.-THIRD
y STREET, SAINT PAUL.-We have received and
opening far the largest and best selected stock Of
Drugs Chemicals Paints, Oils Brushes, Perfumery, VIM
dow Glass and Druggists Glassware &C. brought to
this place Oar Drugs and Medicines were bought IN
New York and Philadelphia directly Of the Importers
and Manufacturers, and all submitted to inspec
ton and warranted pure and fresh. No expense
pains has been spared will hereafter be to furnish the
very best and purest of medicines. We doing and
intend to do Jobbng business and prepared to sell
goods at low prices they can be bought in Gaena
or Chicago. anywhere else in the West The Public
are respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves for confident If they do they will go
further to supply their wants. (daw) DAY jerks
GARDEN sEEDS.-WE HAVE JUST
VI received by Express, large supply OF fine FRESH
SEEDS, which we offer for sale by the box or single
paper. DAY & jerks, Cor. Third and Cedar Sts
VXTINDOw GLAss.-sx hundred boxes Pittsburgh
w City, AcKees' brand. assorted Sizes from sx10 to
30x4O. Twenty boxes French Window Glass for Parior
Windows Picture Frames, Show Cases, &C. much supe-
rior to American Glass. DAY JENKS
DERFUNIERY.-This House still keeps the ascendancy
L in Fine French and American Perfumery and Fancy
Articles for Proof of which and see. The cheap
est variety are on hand also. DAY JERKS
CULUTI0N of CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA-or Purga.
~ tive Mineral WaterThis preparation il particular.
Seidtz Powders being both agreeable to the taste
and more pleasant in its operations. 1t cooling ca.
tharsic' and operates mildly. Prepared and sold BY
jy 16-dtf Corner Third and Cedar Streets
EIRE-PR0OF PAINTs.-Red and Yellow Oxides Of
Iron the only Paint used at the East as Fre.proof
Paint 1t is vastly superior to any Clay Paint and cheap
er FOR sale by DAY 4 jerks.
DAINTS-1O barrels Ochre, Venetian Red and Spanish
Brown, for sale by DAY A JENKs
I EVILS CELEBRATED COLORS-I4O0 lbs. Lewis
~ Paris, Chrome and Richmond Green, Chrome Yellow
Prussian Blue, &C., &C., for sale by
" lo-su - --..,I Ia DAY JENhs
barrels in store and Fl SaT ~ 3zrsks
( HAMPHENE.-5 barrels for sale by u,,vs
- - DAl ..-- No.
T. - w 80 - DAY jerks.
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The weather still continues beautiful anu
autunn-like.