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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11
NEWS ITEMS.

The price of Whalebone has nearly doub-
led within the last four months, in
consequence Of the enormous consumption
Of the artical in the manufacture of skirt
hoops. Where the wholesale price was forty,
or fifty, it is now eighty and ninety cents .
pound.
Col. FoRNEY.-Has declined the. Liver
pool Consulate, one of the most profitable
posts in the gift of the administration. The
Colonel appears to the disguised with politics
since the defeat of his efforts for . seat in
the U. 8. Senate.
Two physicians of Wytheville, Virginia,
administered q mixture of chloroform and
ether to boy Of FIVE years, on whom they
wished to perform surgical operation, and
he died almost instantly.
ABOUT the last of May, in excayating o
railway tunnel at Haunestain, in Switzerland,
the roof gave way, and some fifty of the Ia
borers engaged were instantly crushed to
death.
ILLNESS OF GsN. WooL.--At the last &C
counts, the brave Gen. Wool was lying dan
gerously i'll at his home in Troy, New York.
His disease is pneumonia, or Inflammation Of
the lungs. On Tuesday morning he was 90
low as to be insensible, but he afterwards
rallied, and his symptoms were considered
more favorable.
Hon. N. z. BANKS Is said by an Exchange
to be temporarily blind. It seems that seve-
raj days ago, he was working on land Of his,
and came unconsciously in contact with poi /
SONNY. Il is several days since he has been
able to see at al but his friends hope that
he win recover.
THERE are one hundred ard thirty men
now employed at Fort Knox on he Penob,
scot river. 4 half million of dollars has a.
ready been expended on tins fort and ! viii
require asmuch more to complete 1t.
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The Police Bin Constitutional.

ID"
The Police bill is declared constitutional BIZ
the Court Of Appeals by six Ito two, Judges
Brown and Comstock dissenting. The opin-
ionwa delivered this A. y. by Judge Denis. Il
examines the question a. to the direct con.
stitutionality OF the portion Of the district and
the method Of the appointments adopted in
the bill, and declares that there is nothing
adverse to the latter in the Constitution. Il
admits that the true remedy tor unwise legis-
lation is provided for the Constitution by the
frequent renewal Of Legislaturea There l.
nothing in the Constitution prohibiting to =
bolishment Of the local police arrangements Of
the city by the Legislature, or the remodeling
Of the force in any manner that the Legisla-
ture sees fit. = .i4..-. -
The Judgment Of the Supreme Court is
therefore affirmed. The opinion also says that
after points have been argued, but d the
Judgment confirms the constltutionallity of
tho law, it is not necessary to consider them.
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aBob, Harry Smith has one Of the ereatest
curiosities you ever saw.n y
"Don't NY % -wbat s it.n 9saas e~3 =
"a 'free that never sprouts, and which De- 6
comes smaller, the older il grows" 7sss rs,
"Wsll, that Il curiosity. Where did b
sFrom CxisSr1i.. " sasaa5 81 h iase a.eee@
.tsWhst is the name Gift" .sS0dsa p IS
"AxleEeevg r. .Bs!gsdeH .aabstf .i a
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11

GIN. Cas- left Detroit for Washington on
Thursday evening. BE has shipped all his
furniture, paintings. &c, for Washington
having concluded to make that city his future
home.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11

b lE ri AZ CncIHxAfI July q
The Cincinnati train On the Marietta and
Cincinnati Road while crossing, the Trestle
Works IL miles west Of Marietta, yesterday.
one car ran OF the tfsck, iel ! distance 81
So feet and amashsd 70 pieces. There were
from 70 to 20 passengers in the CT, fur Of
whom we're killed and 20 wounded S
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11

The Chicago Democrat says, that since
tie first day. Of last January, one house, Shst
of Ogden, Fieetrood & Co, Of that city, haze
sold 81 200 700 worth ofresl estate.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-11
Vermont ssate Republics Cenvsu.-
-. ton. 49,

The Vermont Republican State Conven-
ton met ct Burlington to day, md nominated
Ryland Fletcher for Governor, James Stade
for Lieutenant Governor, and Harry n. Bates
for Treasurer. SN -" '.'N
A strong series Of resolutions Of the genu-
inc Republican stamp were unanimously car
ried and adopted.
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Nfninger.

The celebration at this town was well at.
tended. A large excursion party was made
up at st. Anthony and Minneapolis for the
steamer W. s. Nelson, which left the latter
place about 3 o'clock in the morning, and
touched tSt Paul on the way to Niuinser.
The grafton was delivered by Ignatius
Donelly, Esq, and the Declaration of INDIE
pendence read by Geo. 81. Burns, Esq. A
bountifnl dinner was 'partaken Of, and wine,
wit and sentiment followed A splendid dis
play of fireworks closed the days perfor-
nance in = true Fourth of July style.
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Carver.

There was celebration at this town, which
wound up with dance. We could not
learn who the orator of the day was The
ball was attended by upwards Of 300 of the
citizens Of Carver and Carver county.
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Were numerous private parties and balls in
different parts Of town. The Theatres were
crowded at an early hour, and many went
away from both, unable to obtain seat.
Fireworks were to be seen on every hand,
and rockets q shot athwart the sky burst
ing in fiery showers overhead. But later in
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and House Of Representatives to refer once more
20 tne remonstrances and petitions which we have
neen sending to Congress for the last ATTY wears
IN opposition to the erection and continuance Of
tns. Iulnous obstruction to the commerce Of
HssoIred, As two competent engineers, after
making CAREFUL enquiries and examination, have
aeclded mat the most appropriate site for the
PIoPo' "a Bridge, for Railroad and Common Trav-
q, 10 ABOVE Georgetown, where II win accommo-
Sa.e All ana 1pJure none, and where Its cost will
&c 30 much less than elsewhere,-we trust that
tne interest OF Georgetown will not be sacrificed
py countenancing any attempt to continue an OBJ
terssts. ~ "
kssolrsd, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
requested to submit these resolutions to the early
con sideration Of both Houses 81 Congress, and
tnat the committee which has been appointfd by
me corporation to attend to our interests before
congress, use their best exerfons to carry out the
views Of this meeting.
Our newly elected Mayor and City Council
Will be regularly installed into Office on next
Monday evening at II o'clock, in the chamber
OF the Board of Common Council.
III you want first rate article of feed for
horses or cattle, cheap, call on Mr. A Ii.
boucher, west side market space.
Nothing Of moment doing in the -four or
grain market, and no change in prices. S.
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DIED.,

Purssr EDWARD FITZGERAID u q NAVY
In the 18th year Of his age
AT the residence Of bis father, on the 25th in
s'ant, !osEPH l.. LINKlNS, son OF Walter
Inc friends and relatives Of the deceased are
requested TO attend the funeral, on Sunday next
al O'Clock, from the residence Of hi, father. on
street, tween 21st and 22d
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM IOy In ,be
county, Md.
AT has late residence, corner Of New Jersey ave-
nue. ana street, on the morning Of the 26th In.
slant, after long Illness, which he bore with ma
tience and Christian resignation, SAMUEL
WATTS, In the 32d year Of his age He died IN
the nm belief Of blessed immortality beyond
dIen to mourn his loss
HIS funeral will take place at his ref idence ats
O'Clock, on Sunday. His friends and sco main.
tances are Invited to attend
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Respect to the Memory OF DR.. Kane.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26 The city councils
to-day passed resolutions Of respect 70 the
memory Of DR.. Kane, and appointed joint
committee to make arrangements for the fu-
neral. 1t Is contemplated that the body shall
be laid in state in Independence Hall.
The State Senate also passed resolutions or
respect to the deceased this afternoon.
CINCISNATI, Feb. ga meeting Of citizens
was held here to day, when it was resolved TO
pay suitable honOrs to the remains Of DR..
Kane. His body passed Cairo this morning
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRGErOwN, Feb. 81. 1857

Pursuant to a call of the Mayor, a large
meeting Of our citizens was held at Forrest
nan last night, for the purpose of expressing
their sentiments upon the subject of the Long
1rldse, and to adopt such measures as they
deemed needful in relation IN the racan, ~,
ceedings OF the people and authorities of Alley
andria concerning said bridge Mayor Addi.
son was called to the chair and A. HYDE, ESQ
appointed secretary. Mr. Addison stated, at
some length, the objects Of the meeting; after
which, X Ould, Esq, offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were mani.
mously adopted:
Whereas is publicly known that the citizens
OF Washington city and Alexandria are now
making renewed and extraordinary eRo,ts 10 pro
cure the erection OF permanent Bridge over the
Potomac River a, or near the site Of the old Long
Bridge, and TO that erd are now appealing to Con.
gress: Be IL therefore
Re,oIred Thatwe, tie citizens of eorse town,
now assembled In general meeting, do most earn !.
estly and respectfully pray the Honorable Senate
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By G. w. BOTELkR, Auctioneer.
GALE OF l. K q A N r FURNITURE,
Horses, &C, at Auction.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, March 1Oth commencing at 10 Y
O'Clock, shall sell. at the residence OF the II on
James Guthrie, on +, between 18Th and 18th SITS
an extensive and valuable collection Of household
furniture consisting, In part, Of
TWO hne foltd rosewood ParlOr suites, covered
with silk Plush
Handsome osewood oval Centre Table, with
-Four very large French plate Pier Mirrors frsm,s
deliberately ornamented, with heavy Gilt
Tables, with marble slabs
Large gilt-fIam French Plate Mantel Mirror,
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany Arm Ctair.
covered with Plush and BrocateI
Fine Brocaiel Window Curtains, with gilt Cor.
nices
Tapestry, Brussels, Parlor, Chamber, and Step
Carpetngs
One Pair OF massive Oak Extension Diaing Ia
bi(s
Handsome Oak sideboard, with marble tod
French Caina, Glass and Crockery, and table
furniture generally
Elegant rosewood Side board with marble ton
Fine walnut Extension Dining Table
Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany Chairs
Spring seat Lounges, covered with silk ard bro
catel
He.vy fine gilt Candelabras
Mahogany Hatrack, with mirror back
seven massive six-light gilt Chandeliers, hall
Pendants, Brackets, &c.
Hall Oll-cl0th
Mahogany Wardrobes, Walnut Rout Tables with
merble-top
Elegant set OF sold rosewood carved Chamber
FUN ture
Mahogany, French, and o:ber Bedsteads
Superior Gather Bfds and cuTled hair Mattresses
Mahogany and marble top Dressing Bureaus
French, China, and other Toilet s, Is
Mahogany and Walnut marb !e-top Wcshstands
Cane and wood seat Chairs
shovels and longs, Fire Standards
Rerigerators, Cooking and other Stoves
Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Furniture
With large collection Of useful and valuablesr
ticies not necessary TO mention, altogether
forming very attractive sale, worthy the
attention OF housekeepers and those furH-
ishing.
At o'clock, In front OF the house, will ts
sold very superior pair Ct
Bay Carriage Horses.
The Horses and large Mirrors may be purchas.
ed at private sale on application at my store, Iron
Hall.
Terms $50 and under, cash over $50 and
not exceeding SlG0, sixty days over sltO, sixty
ana ninety days credit, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
feb 27.eotd w. BOTELER, Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE ALE OF VALUABLE
~ Boeks.-On MONDAY, the I'd OF March,
shall sell, at my Auction Store No $50 9TH street,
commencing al O'Clock p. m by order Of the
Orphans, Court, the private library of the late
John Floyd, comprising an assortment OF about
three hundred volumes Of Miscellaneous books,
select library.
Also, Large lot Of plano, violin, flute, and
other Music.
Terms cash.
Catalogues ready for delivery at the store any
time previous to the sale A. GREEN
feb 27-d Auctioneer
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By JAS. G. Nice UIRE, Auctioneer
CONTINUATION 8. q. yITO VITA
~ Sens Grand Sale of Marble Statuary
Parian statuettes Antique Vases, &C.. BE
On SATURDAY AT TERNOON Feb 2sth at
3h O'Clock, on The second floor Of our Au,tit n
Rooms, we shall make final sale OF Sig VITO
VIII q Cons invoice Of Marble Statuary, Parian
Statuettes, Antique Vases, Urns Gard Receivers,
ard Itch fancy articles, TO which we invite after
these beautiful articles.
7. MIR F A viii will furnish persons UT
able to attend the sale, at private sale, with any
articles they may want
feb 27-2t JAS McGJJIRE Amt
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D.. Kane's Remains Procession

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "a The remains of
the lamented DR.. Kane were to-day escorted
to the steamer for Louisville by large pro-
cession of military, free masons, foreign con-
suls, city authorities, and an immense con.
course Of citizens. The consular flags, and the
hags on the shipping and the various public
buildings, were placed at halfmsst, and min
ute guns were fired from sunrise till the hour
of embarkRtion.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Court of the Personal Effects of John
b. Floyd, deceased, at Auction On SAT
URDAY, the 2Sth instant, shall sell, at 9
Of ID and eth streets, large and excellent assert
ment Of Clothing, Trunks, &C., viz:
IA dress and over Goats, very fine, some OF which
are new
l9 pairs Pants, ~ dozen Shifts, Urdercloth.
Ing, &C.
very superior Revolving Pistol, one OF Colts
best, and care complete
very superior Violin, case and bows complete
With large lot Of other articles, which we
deem unnecessary TO eRumerate.
And Immediately after the sale Of the above /
shall SELL
10 very fine new Bedsteads
dozen new Chairs
mahogany spring seat Chairs
5new Bureaus; a large lot Of excellent Car.
pets, DC.
Terms cash. A GREEN
leD D-d Auc.ioneer
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By A GREEN, Aucticneer.

By A GREEN, Aucticneer
ERCSfEE'S SALE.-Cn SATURDAY. 2sth
Il February, 1857, ajax O'Clock p IN q. in front
OF the premises, by virtue o. a deed CT trust 10
me, dated May 18th, 1884, and recorded in Liber
A. ) No II, folios iS5, DC one of the land
records Of Washington county. District Of Column
bia, Lot No 1, square No $50, having front on
Third street west Of as feet inches, and IS feet
on street south.
Terms cash.
All conveyances at the cost OF the purchaser.
J. II. GODDARD, Trustee
feb L. A. GREEN, Auct'r
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Feb q Flour has advanced
lac /; sales at S6.12. for Howard street and
City Mills
Wheat is in good demand at yesterday 8
rates 81. 42aS1 As for good to prime reds, aud
81 56aSI so for good to choice whites. Sales
of Cora at 55a59e. fer white, and Sc. for yell
low.
Whisky 27!a2Sc.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Feb. 81 Flour is buoysnt :,
sales of State at Sc 15ss6 IS; Southern SO 20
aS6 95
Wheat is quiet; white 81. 50, red Sl.5S.
Corn is firm; sales of 20 900 bushels; mixed
7l!c
Pork is quiet and lower; mess S23 so. Beef
is unchanged and dull at SIS. so for repacked
Chicago. Lard is very dull and lower; sales
at I4tc.
Whisky is unchanged; Ohio este
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday, the 25th instant, at Union
chapel, by the Rev Mr.. Rodgers, Mr. URIAH
HILTON, Of Georgetown, to Miss CARO-.
LINE Z LECkRON, Of Washington.
On the oath instant, by the Rev. p. l. Wilson.
Mr.. CHAR LES A SEARS TO Miss ELIZA y.
MATHEWS, all Of this CITY
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,IyHE SUBsCRIBER HAS IN sroRI

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS In STORE,
= lot sale, In quantities to suit purchaser. MILL
OFFAL, such as Bran, Shorts, Shipstuf, Mid
dllngs, Rye Me- !, &c. Also, blled HAY OATS,
CokN, shelled and in the ear, all Of which were
Dough- at prices that enables him to sell below
the present market rates.
A. BOUCHER,
welt side Market 81 axe, GeorS Gown.
Also, FOR sale lot OF CANARY BIRDS.
feb2 1885,
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The New Jersey Leeislature

TRENMoS, n. J Feb. 25.-The Senate 10.
day refused to confirm the nomination Of VIM
L Dayton Oate Free-soiI candidate for Vice
Presidency for Attorney General, by a vote of
10 to 10, and that Of G. ID Deshler for clerk of
the Supreme Court, by vote of TO Is.
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Death Of an Eminent sh;nu,..

~ PHiLAprLPHrA, Feb. IS captain Albert
Turley, one Of the Oldest shipmsster, ont Of
this port, died Yesterday. The deceased com.
handed packet ship out Of this port to Liv.
erpool for many years. He was an accom-.
plished seaman, and a great fayorite VIII ~.
public in general tN0
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NHIRTS, OF EVERY STYLE, COLOR
~ AND QUALITY We have now IN stock
The most compete assortment Of Dress SHIRTS
we have ever had the pleasure Of offering TO our
customers and the public.
Gentlemen desiring good fitting Shirts, without
any risk TO run, will do well TO give a call
Shirts made 70 order and warranted 10 At Call
at GEO. n. b WHITE q CO %,
a32 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
feb 25-eo6t
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Congressional Nomination-Fsstory Burn,

HARTFORD, Or, Feb 26.-The Democrats
Of the second distric; Of this State have nomi.
mated Hon. Sam1 Arlington for Congress.
The brass ware mandatory Of Edward Mi.
Ter, located at Meriden, CT, was burnt q,
midnight on Tuesday. Loss SIS, 900, insu-
rance $4,000.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
FROM THE ASSOCLATED PRESS.
Non.ArriysI OF the Nissay,

hALIFAx, Feb. q, p. m.-There ara yet
no signs Cf the Cunard steamship Niaeara
nc" In her l4th day from Liverpool.
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Governor Of Missouri.

LOUIS, Feb. IS The Missouri Demo
o ots,e Convention. at Jefferson City.
ernor, to fill the vacancy c.nseS Nv The eIsc
ton OF Gov. Polk to the y. senate
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THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-HoRRov

BY JAS. Mes UlRE, Auctioneer.
TINRESERVED SALE OF email BricL
" Dwelling House aud Let On 7th street.
between north n and d streets.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February 9th, at az
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell, without re-
serve, the north part Of Lot No. 10, In square No
423 fronting l6 feet inches 9TH street. bet north
N and U streets, running back 100 feet. with the
Improvements, consisting OF a neat two story
Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
and Kitchen.
Terms One half cash; the residue IN six
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Title indisputable
feb I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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ByJAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

VALUABLE Tor WAGON AND SUPE-
rirr single Harness at Auction On
ga fCKDhf MORNING., February 18th, at IL
o'c ock, In front Of the Auntion Rooms I sball
sell very superior top Wagon, built by John r
Lawrence e Co New York, about one year ago
by order OF gentleman OF ibis city
Inc wagon was ordered for private sale, and
the manufacturers announced IL 10 be the best con
structed In their establishment
Also, superior seu Of Single Harness made &c
order In Philadelphia, In the most thorough and
expensive manner
Terms cash. JAS C. Mcguire
req 2b-T AuctioDeer
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NEW YORK, Feb. q - Stocks are lower !;
Chicago and Rock Island les ; Illinois Gen.
trail Shares. 49, do. bonds, 99I; Michigan
Southern 754; New York Central S9l; Read
ing S05.
Sterling exchange is fat
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Wants.

WANTED-THREE OR FOUR coon
w Vest and Pantaloon Bands will hud hmm :
alate employment at WIN FUCKERS, No. APO
FEB 27-a
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MARSBAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of writ OF
Iva feri facias, issued from the Clerks Oface OF
the Circuit Court OF the District If Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and to me directed
shall expose to public sale for cash, In front of
the Court ouse door OF saii county, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF March, 1857, a: O'Clock p
m all defendants rights, title claim and inter
est in and to the south half OF Lot No %, In
Square NO 5i7, containing $40 square feet, more
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington
ID. c., se.zed and levied upon as the property Of
George Rhodes, Jr., and Will be sold to satisfy
Judicial No 60, to March term, 1857, i homas
Hughes, Us. George Rhodes, Jr
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
feb II dts
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By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.
GALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c,
- at Auction On MONDAY, the I'd day O.
March, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock m at the
Grocery Store at the corner Of 9TH and X streets
the remainder OF the goods In said store, viz:
6unpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, add Black
Sugar, Rice, ard ground Coffee
Cocoa, Chocolate, Indigo, Pepper
Stsr,f, Brooms, and Buckets
Sirup, Molasses, Vinegar
Brandy, Wine, Nails, aud Shot
With some Store Fixtures,
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
FEB gid Auctioneer.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.


LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
KNHE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF St
l. Paul, Nj T, having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, is prepared TO enter Warrants
to great advantage TO those wishing 10 invest.
Particular attention given TO procuring lands
contiguous TO Railroads when they become sub
jet 20 entry.
Lands and Lots In and about the cities Of Super
Tor, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
ii. LlNDSLEY, kiIkwood House,
jan 29-lm Washington, ID. G.
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ByJ. & MCGUIRE Auctioneer
EFFECTS AND PURNI

~ n u .
IL ture at Auction.-On SATURDAY
hORNlNG, February 18th, az 10 O'CLOCK, / shall
sell, at the residence Of gentleman declining
housekeeping, on north ii street, between 18th
and 18th streets, all the Furniture and Effects,
comprising
Walnut-covered Sofa, Arm and Par'or Chairs
n tabletop Centre Table, ROut Tables
ladies' Walnut Secretary and Whatnot
Fancy Chairs, Lounge, Conner Stand
Hantel Ornaments, Vases, GiTandoles
Brussels and other pets
O1lcloth, Rugs, Window Curtains
Shades ard Fixtures
Walnut Extension Dining Table
sideboard, Dining Chairs, Bronze Hat Tree
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Handsome black and gold eRamelled marble top
Cottage Set
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstards
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, and Blankets
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets, Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with an assortment Of KitcLen Requi-
sites.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit OF 60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
feb2-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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EVENING STAR.

- ADvEkrnESESrs SHOULD rHE OyyTcx 1T
IvELvE O'CLOCK, M; orzkzvIsk rHKT GOT ArrlAs
UNTIL TIE SkxT