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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
r, MANyELls DANCING ACADEMY.

HTILL open Monday Nov. Sd, rooms on st. An
w tlony street, opposite Edgeftons Stone Block.
Hours Tuition for Gentlemen Monday and Thursday
nngs TO 10 p N. Ladies' Tuesday Friday evenings
to9P NJ.
OhiIdreu-wednesday and Saturday afternoon, to p NJ
Private instructions hours occupied by regular
classes.
Mr.. Manuel will be found at his to 10 A. NJ
where terms and other particulars will be Town.
Oct. 30 2mss
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

q Tie above popular and commodisu e.
.abd wsc!d rs.peetfuiiy ann unes 70 bs pstso0s
pec genesay, that In ordsF - meet tbe views
the travelling community, aser the rst day of
novemoer next reduce the ps q bosd 70 dOsr and
nty cents PET dsy at the time he begs
frends that there n hi eS u please,
ss or comfort which heretofore ehssacessd
~ ests 70 make TIE Ameean House al mat nrss cln
hotel eallo tugs AZ y@I E&S I n. L0H0.
90 - -
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA hYR1cK, PRopRrEroa,

beSueuF CttyS MtmmeRot0. 90.
AvING been 10 considerable expense In nuR mn ssed
IA House and stable, feel confident can Give A sood
to the as apy other honss IN
the nhneeota Valley Particular attention win be psd 10
OF tns table with the best the country can pro-
ouce OF pc ooSa1heQe {
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Treatment Of angels Of the households,
are just as the Dseases which flesh s heir
as we who are ode and they require cautious
treatment They have teach them
doses profitable, and their are not
proof against the rough assau Of the harsher
rsstoratiyes They require medicines which
TO the taste and soothing their eHecs yet s
tain and active Just such children Is found in
Gaiups Compound Syrup of Brier Root specnc that
powerful enough for the strongest which
tempered to cpildPen ke the wind shorn iambs
Awaywith your Picrs and give 1t . trial.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

promises to be the most magnificent instalment
of a chief magistrate of the United States that
has ever taken place-equal, in fact, to the royal
birth of that blessed baby, Eugenie's Prince of
Algiers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Empire City, M. Ts-Is situated twenty miles south
ST. Paul the Du.aque route Northheid,
non city Farribaut Cannon Falls and Red Wng-at
crossing above Hastings Ii is surrounded
farming country. The has out but three
weeks and 1t now boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
Stone one Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker
ters. Joint Stock Company has been formed
good FIGURING to be IN running order By the FIRST June
next There plenty of building aud Immediately
IN the vicinity OF the town.. II has overlooked
the present time now expected large
the Prairie at Empire City in years.
viii compare favorably with the
from three to old settler have
build at merely nominal price, LOTS price, range
$50 $3.50 each. For further Information enquire VI
Messrs Hamilton Laird, Empire City, L. G. Kinney, St.
Paul. ...s.t .t.'r
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Isaac, can you describe a bat ?"-" Yes
sir. He's flying insect, about the size of q las
ses stopper; has hingy rubber wiggs and shoe
string tail. He sees with both eyes shut, and
bites like the devil.'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Buffalo, Wright Co., M. T.-This beautifully
located ON bualo Lake. In about the Wright County,
on the Territorial Road and Nall Route Minneapolis
Forest City, IS miles the Is the
stte also, from Lake Superior Monticello Rdgely
ana the south Pass Emgsn Route 70 Oregon and
ALSO from ST. Cloud and the Upper Mississippi Minneapolis,
and from Iasca and Hassan City, ONCE
Tavern and Store, and about be
erected good sized hotel to be built There
sawmil under construction inlet the Lake which
furnishes wserpower and large steam mill to be built in
which two OF shingles lathe machines, cir
cnar and saws to be placed The country is heav
lily timbered with Linn, Butternu Ash, Maple Elm, &C.,
nshing excellent material for the articles
Of general which admits this point becoming
considerable importance In manufactures,
ON the North within two miles fine prairie which extends
to the Mississippi. The
and ierity-from thirty inches depth. The
Country Is well settled wi energetic Americans
one OF the most beautiful OF his ssand thousand Lake
abouids with fish, and the woods with The shores
the Lake are Of white sand snd pebe the land
gradually from the waters town.
and the Tow-se being covered with splendid
capable OF being made exceeding
q, Ell TO those who desire buildings upon
For particulars address, Mers. Overflow
Ackey & Calkins, Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ. T., or VIM. G.
Fonseca, No. Empire Block, 81. Paul, n. T. dea0-ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CJp The cost to Great Britain last year in fur
herance of the abolition of slavery, was f3l, $50,
of which Gl4, 900 was for s' bounty on slaves"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Gy' An auctioneer's clerk in New York, being
directed by his employer to advertise copy of
fresco, by Raphael, wrote, GA fresh COW by
rafle."
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER AND FINDINGS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GRANT & JOHNSON,
VA 0ULD can the public TO their WINTER
STOCK Boots, Shoes Leather findings purchased
orece from the Boston New York
the largest assortment ever
In this Territory, which for style and quality, "
DEFY COMPETITION
VINO are dcsrous OF procuring the latest styles, would
do well to call on where We viii he
Happy to receive them and win spare pains please in
ooas and Prices Our Stock having selected from the
largest Manufactures in the Eas great care we
reel confident We can satisfy all patrons No trouble 70
show Goeds and pleasure to sell them. go - -
b. p. GRANT, g. r. JoHNsnN
NJ B-R,ols and Shoes kinds made to order promnt
y and we'll SssA.ps-
FOR Sale VERY Low.
q Sacks Dried Apples; 60 acks Dri.d Peaches; If
- - boxes Cream Tartar; 1o boxes Baking Powders
% hrkis Butter, quality; 800 barrels Flour 600
Four 10 boxes Goldfish 200 Rice; 500 bushels Corn
5000 bushels Oats; 100 CORDS Wood, warehoue Of
IeS-Im J. W. BASS 4 60.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GO The Legislature of Michigan has passed
resolutions affirming the Jefersonian doctrine of
the right of Congress to legislate on the subject
of slavery in the territories.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21


Loans on frst class endorsed paper, ct. month.
Land warrants-lsVs 81 o. appears that
Gently cered for sale by the General Land Once,
brought into market until the nrst Of Nay. 4
The solvent Banks taken al par and Uncu--
and Broken Money, bought at favorable rs,es for
rency or sold. JNo. B. MADISON, CsshieF.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

p Y ERY THING YOU WANT
FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
eFot sos g7s NORTHWESTERN
GENERAL HOUSE AND FURNISHING
DEPOT. at
Sis 5i6GJ. Y. WELL
HAVING purchased WIN. NIXON & SON their ent,r.
IA Sock OF House and Funishne Goods prepared
-ulsa 35s n s,GR.AT BARGAINS
these who wish to purchase Rel for r..
-5Ef Aystsck consists in part as follows:
Ten Thousand Dollars worth of QUEENswARr ar xsa
ana STONE WARE, Of every .scrption. =
Thousand Dollar worth STOVES cons,ss,n1
nj daeent patterns VI the latest styles best ansh
ii Hardware every style. 7-~'
Farming penients ~
Wooden and Willow Ware.
L0pking Glasses. afaa oaag
Water Coolers,
Ice Cream Freezers.
Cutlery. A
Britt.nis and SILVER Plated Ware
shower. PLUNGE and H,p Baths. -ra-
0lass Lanlps. and Lanterns.
Brushes. Baskets. Mats. sc fI4
Aso Aanufacturers Dealers every description Of
"COPPER" Tin and Sheet Iron are. ~N
tooftne done on short not and warranted
aso TO make to order OF Sheet Iron
Topper ork for Steamboats, Mills. such Is Suole
and Copper Pipes every description nd A.
neaucen Prices Ny facilities doing such WORK
~ establishment this side Of ST. Iona
ana no work leaves the sh"r war; suted.
JAMES Y. CALDWELL.
a.xo-,l 81 A"thopy PAM.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GV Longwood House, at st. Helena, is in
ruinous condition, and Napoleon's chamber is
used as a grain room.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing under the name
BAKER BANGS, at St. Paul. n, T., IL this day dis
solved by mutual CONSENT All Of debts said arm
be made to HENRY e. BAKER, who assumes
pay all the debts and liabilities OF sadf
Dated Dec. %, 1856. h. e. BAKER,
.f, II. b. BANGS.
business Of said firm will be
old the undersigned under the H. E.
b Co. II. u. BAKER CO.
hereby cheerfuy recommend old paronsof Baker
Bangs, q. E. BAKER Co., gentlemen worthy
Of pubic patronage in their business.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARrNERsHIp.

NOTICE is hereby that the
ly existing between william 8. chapman aud A. ia
Bell, under the name ana style OF Bell Chapman, dis
solved, by mutual CONSENT the 2Sth day
Books AND all papers the Company, once
firm Glencoe, where all business
will be settled. st A. JACKSON BELL,
Nov. %, 1856. (de3-tO W. y. CHAPMAN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Y. M. C. A.-The Reading Room of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Of Dan Rohrers Once, Nelson's
Building Third street, will be open the public, after this
date from 10 to IL A. M from to NJ, and from 6
evening" Theleadng Magazines Secular and Reli-
Sious Papers will always be on file.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

lGrodwetes IF tie Pplvtechntesi School, Heaovev.l
ARCHITECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGiNBBRS,
prepared to furnish the public with psns and esimstes
Tor Buildinxs Bridges, Hydraulic, other Technical
Wofks They VIII, ~ required superntend the erection Of
0s OF perform them contrsct 0ce-Wabashsw street,
near ne ross once. HBNNING Won MJNDBN,
syszS-sI 1RBDBBIC WIPPBRMAEN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
s1ARRlgD.s

In the Methodist Church VI this city, the 18th inst. BY
Rev. Pennan, Capt j. f. Lucky to Mrs. Eliza Dover, ali
of this city. e.fs =, 4.fsss.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

10 Ball0u's Pictorial for $2,1O. Now is the time
subscribe 1s57ca Terry Post Oce who
magazines in the United States and Europe. Terry
the prize year, and he is bound 1t this.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GERMAN PRINTING.

All kinds of German Printing executed at this Office, with
neatness and dispatch. Send in your orders. ts,.
~ We printing the Minnesota Deutsche Zeung,
q frst-rate Republican paper.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
DISSOLUTION,

rHE Copartnershp heretofore existing name
King Rich, is by mutual this
All persons having etted accounts with
earnestly requested to call same with T. C.
Rich, who alone Is authorized the also to
pay all debts against the said firm.
st. Paul, Jan. 10Th, 1857. OSCAR KING,
tal7 n
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
NOTICE OF RRMovAr

THE undersgned has removed Ms entire stock a. pors~
and Domestic Dy Goods iafo ne store Of the new
Ssone bock ~ ot cppots the Post Oee here
the public are instssd 70 call and purehase. eer-
oez-n Il y. .s s.34 ,sey. : d. W. IN0EnaolI
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Let's In %. PeteF log 0a1o A
G1vnRAL centrally iocs ted lots ii this growing xnd ho-
~ shng town offered for sals. lnque this Of
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
WANTkI
ROR eAIe

GOOD HOUSE in the crntral psssop OF TIA es&v sor
IA own to b given on the 1st sy a. M
next. liberal rent wa - paid for eoop home =
IrI-u n. PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CENTRAL PREsDYTERIAN CnURCM SCHOOL.
NEW term Of this School viii optn Monday An the
"A branches Of good English educatos are here taueh-
Tuition o. quarter advance. THIS Bchoo TAUGHT by
Miss r. OGDEN has bsen In operation for more
than three years. has gained hs confidence Of those il
patrons, who pleased with the solid
children and who take pains to nocs that Improvement.
February 20, 1857 = fs..~s - r Q0-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
BOOTS AND SHOEs

BUTTS AND SHOES
n o. HOFFMAN is now receiving his Fail ana winte,
STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, tho largest and best stock
ever Drought to this Territory, which pledges himself
s ~ low as any other house in the Territory.
consists In part Of the following articles:
proof boots. - "'~ "sse'
B'ys' Calf, Kip. sewed and pessea boots.
Ladies' clothheeled Qaiters Kid Congress Hee,ed
rreeGn Kid Consres CATERS KID, Goat Seal
LADIES' French Toilet Slippers. a
Ladies, French Rosette Slippers. 1n-
4isses' and Ohdren's of all stvles kinds
ties, -" d" iess AA"uS snu qusii'
additon TO MS ready made makes to order ali
caeo TOT IN Ids line for both and gents. The
TS aepslment Is under the supervision Mr. George
Aeao, one OF the best workmen in the Territory.
call fsrespecttuly solicited. $3.50
.tt..-..z @. @. HOFFMAN,,
upposite Empire BLOCK, st, Anthony St., st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
MANKATO CITY.

undersigned will Deeds for title TO
properly In the above city for those who are emitted
the same, Upon application TO him, ace or by s
GEORGE W. CUMMINGS, General Land Xgent
fel4-Smd&w Aankat0, Blue Rsrth Co.. Imneso:.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
FOR SALE

GOOD Public House BY the name Of "TEe Valley House
he9oerson There good Barn and other out-housev
attscned ANY one desrcus Of purchasing, will ana this
scoo opportunity for making bargain, it will be sold
cnsap ior cash. For further particulars apply to
hSA1-st- JOHN FADDEN. Heuder
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
REMOVAL,

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
e pubic generally that he has remaved hi Tin Shou
from the corner opposite the Wnsaw Houe to The atore
merry occupied cy eveya st. Anhony-st., where he
prepared TO 90 gil kinds Of work in his in
Tor cash. and short Jobbnx and
desl.tf - - - - -SS"~A' !, N r,<,x-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

THE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITOL.
To the Citizens of Paxl and the Inhabitaats Of nne-
sofa and D6k0tah Territories: s|
THE subscribers respectfully request you TO suspend
Judgment the question tsking to pay Pc
while they that tn spacious and
convenient Roberts Thr they offer
for sale ~ lowest cash prices,
Oats, Graham Flour. Corn.
Neal Flour, Buckwheat Flour.
Seed Wheat, Seed Oats, Buckwheat,
Ground Feed, While Beans. &C., &C.
fel6-u NEWELL 4 10
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

n-.--,. .nII-.g1. Os Cs HuTF0A An,
Y. 7th. s66. 81 - -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

166 ACRES !-FOR SALE.
0NE mile and half above the Suspension Bridge, in MIN
" neapols. Inquire at this office. feI0-Iw
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INSTRUCTIONS

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the eztent the department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes allowed to each intermediate office,
when otherwise specified for asserting the mails; but
railroad and steamboat there is to be more de-
lay than is sufficient for exchange of the mail bogs
2. On railroad and steamboat lines and other routes
where the mode Of conveyance admits of 1t, the special
agents of the department post office blanks, mail bags,
locks and hcys 10 be conveyed without extra charge.
g. On railroad stenmJoat lines, British and Canada
mails when offered to be conveyed without additional
pay also the route rgens of the department, for whose
exclusive uzo, while travelling with the mails commod-
cur, apartment in the centre of properly light
ed warmed and furnished and adapted to the convenient
and due security Of the mails 10 10 be provided
by the contractor under the direction Of the department
Railroad and steamboat companies required to take
the mail FROM and deliver into, the post offices at the
and end Of their routes and to andfrom all
Offices than eighty rods from station or landing
Proposals may be submitted for tho performance Of oil the
side servicehat for offices over eighty rods from sta
ton or landing. .H. ~
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each of such omissions not satisfactorily explained three
times the pay of the trip may be deducted For arrivals so
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and sufficiently excused, one-fourh Of the compensation
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.
tHo. sell.
Notice

81 Wadrasa' Of land. Asrssippi, Alabama, and Louts
sn A. & s & m Of Aa . s no
construction OF certain railroads. In said sue including the portions
Louisiana, day given
y ,essapS on he On
and Louisiana oce g withdraw and reserve tho following de-
the prescribed limits of ssaeton Until Otherwise directed 70 wit:
liz MIssrssiPri. ,...- "a. .r
once ct JAoKsosi . #0.E ... @.* . .....s. .-...
North and cast Of As csotuu Gas. Hire and meridian.
Township: sssso and
East Of Pearl
Townships . and 10, ranges II, Is, 10, 90, and 81
oaiee at Auausrs,
NORTH and Of the CAOetaS base line and meridian.
TownsIps 8 T. s. g. and 4 of ranges to Is, inclusive
Township TSwn:hS' J. o oPS a 3 Of tsnss' '"a'
East Of Pearl river and north Of s ast deg Of latitude
Townships e7s, and 10, Of ranges II, la, 1918
swa:s sP ss & e d. snee' II and 49,
To~nshps Q, I, j, and D, Orange 81.
East Of Pearl south Of hs alst, deg Of iatads,
Townships 8 9, 2 and g Of ranges 4, 80, .nds
Tswn.nS ga 9ssss 2 H. and 10
Towa.sip. ~ "a a .S,s and 10 of range
TSw":Sp. :, Is, ana y ofianss II. "
Township Q, Of range 10.
Office q CoLumBusi
NORTH and east Of the chOetes base meridian
Townships TO- H. 49, H. H. and Is, ofnnges H. 49, 49, IL,
10, and 10. ...r H.. ......... .....
Township g. Of ranges 5, 8, lo,I, 10, and 10.
liz ALABAMA. .....
Office NJ ST. STEPHENS
South Of the 3 deg Of latitude and rssi Of The merian.
Townships 5, 6, aud I, OF ranges g, ,, and4.
liz LOUISIANA
Office at GRKKNspuRei ..J =
South Of hs base line and east Of the principal merd.aa.
Townships Z. 8, and Q, Of range 49, ...r .a . 90
Townships =, 3, Q, aud 10, OF ranges Ii and Is.
Townships 81 9, and 10, OF range l6.
Office at New ORLEANS:
East Of the Mississippi river
Townships II, l2 and 10, Of range 10 east. ...
Townships TO- II, IL, and l3, Of ranges 10 and IA east
Townships 10, IL, and l2, OF range 10 east.
my band, the General Land Office, city
- JOS 9. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
Aug 16-law6wt [Intol Start
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special Notice to Travellers from nvton

TRAVELLERS em Washington for the western cities are ad
vset ua the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company has maas
care provision 10 ticket them aud cheek baggage drec
through from Wa lngion city a tho leading cities Whs
The Northwest and llis Southwest. $50
Members OF aud others, the
peculiarly 10 III II advantage avail the recently
extended facilities OF this line, which only rou hat can
snod Them through tickets and baggage checks In Washington
The trains start daily tom Washington station At h and
make and direct junction
House for Benwppd aud wheeling connecting Benwood AZ
rect w Central Ohio railroad trains zanestis Newark Co
mbns Xenia Dayton, Cincinnati Louisville Indianapos Chi
eago Terro hauie yncennes Alton 81 Louis Springfield ouin-
NateheZ, Vicksbnrg, and New Orleans. -
Passengers desiring view the entire road by daylight NAV
leave Washington o, and, reaching Al 4An
M lie on there until is morning. The p
BY accommodation uan leaving there Wheeling
where u arrives at 4, D. III. "S
BY the4 81, train from Washington they may reach Ben
wood at 9S M neu day, In Washing
r - - .''N'"s
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