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Steamship saladn (Br), Middleton, Lserpool-HovlAnd
sa~anshp Augusta Woodruff. sAvannAh-s L xilchrn 1
steamship Columbia Berry, CsArsslo.-spoord rilss.on
6esmsAtp jamestown, Parrssb Norsoh-H Ludlam
shp Jacob westArvelt Aus,in LIVERPOOL Tor Rich
S, ,,s S1snSr 1nsnsS Dm'n
Brig Velocity OBI. Anisck Halifax, Asiland Pheips
Brig Marietta (Br), Lawrence, Coruwains-J Whitney
Brig G Allen, wAss Philadelphia .ybsw Talbot 90
Brig Belle reo,s, Joy BostoaI 4 Z Peters
ss A HsYse v s.ssh ss",. LspG c
sehr v Abbott, smith Cienfusgos-R BnrE 90
Schr Brmning Bird tBr) Carroll, Londonderry. NS-J
scir NcSerson. TulfOrd Gsorse.owa-DalIner Potter
sssr Williams; Nay snns sas
schr Fairfax, Mott Alei.ndr,s-Msrrin 4 Aboo..
ssS, W. ,6 S,sS s Rose Abbot
sssr Willard sqcs sa!s 9, sespcTsnss s"',S
sssamsr Asiapsa, iayssd, chsrassson
Steamer ScssSH ss s:s'f s:S
Win bark Grand ruIl for Philadelphia and parted company
Barn E1so W.lter Savannah days. with cotton to ssur
Bari Eatasoros. GARDNER, Virginia. sdays with wood to
e S.'s.: ss:ss'Z agsE. *; !" :@s
s.
Brig liza tot aearspor Munroe Sagua Nav l. with sugar
Ac. 20 Buck 90. Put into CHARLESTON 70 land Cap.sin
Williams, who sick, and sailed lith inst
sehr Bro~dheld Fisk, Trinidad 10 days. with sugar and
mOlasses, to master.
May ., with fruit TO q Ackerly.
hchr Lucy Ann, Lawrence Sackvie NIB 80 days with pa
tstses, 10 j Hevius hons.
schr DR. John srAdly Fowler, PhilsdeiphiA, 3dAys
kchr Mary Ann. Sawyer AAchias. days.
6chr Mirror Hicks ROckland.
Schr Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockland. days
Schr PaIlas Hiliman Rockland. days
schr hcCossey stebolns Connec;icu, river for Phs
aelphix-
schr N shattch, Williams Connection, river for Pha
delphia
schr Frances Ellen, Black, Port Chester.
Steamer Jaconv Wilson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Curlew williams Providence
Steamer Osceola, Smith, Norwich and New London.
BELOW.
One bark and one brig, unknown
SAILED.
Steamships Ariel 8avre &c Borussis (gam) Hamburg,
Augusta and Montgomery Savannah Iohmhis and Atlanta,
Charleston Jamestown Norfolk. &c; ship Humphrey st
Thomas
Wind during the day sw.
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The Atlas Insurance Company ard lts Nste
TransacsNons.
SUPERIOR COUar

John Berry, Receiver TIE Atlas Inswravce Company
- Henry A. Curtis and otAers Loueu 2brook &C. John
W. ns~dy These sascs, though tried before different
judges and jures-the former before Judge Pieepont
and the latter before Judge Bos wossn-afs identical
the facts and principles and representative
rbeg were each on notes made by the defendsts pay
soe 70 soer own ercer endorsed by tnem aoa delivered
TO Se Atlas Autoal insurance. Company, Zoe a1s yer
admitted The making and endorsing notes. set
UP defence that they oeA,ned by ,he frsudu
81 the corporation time when was insolvent the
facts proved on the trial that the
SIN OF November 1850, the Atlas Insurance Comosny
authorized its cceIe " obtain SUBSCRIPTION for $500 900
notes n six and twelve months the subscription
b. binding unit, $3o0,o0o hsd been subscribed; that
defendants with others eubsorbed and gave their
he of s22 600 thas the trustees on the 3Otn
November met and that the OF $500 OVO
subscribed and directed the officers proceed and got
themselves oscri0ed large sumo, but did give
their notes that u some instances arrangements were
made with parties 70 subscribe on condition that the
would give It's note back ~ tbs subscriber for
equal amount that various other devices rcsHted
70, IN order to make up nominal AMOUNT o. 900,
when 10 tact not much than $500 900 had been in
good faith subscribed It proved that the tms
this subscription author zed the Atlas Company had
rot more than ote Of assets 10 IT'S office that debts
70 very large amount due pressing, and that
the amount Of the risks than 80 600 that
among is largest creditors the trustees who aatno
rized and procured the subscfipopsoms Of whom took
the NOES Obtained on this subscription to pay the debt Of
the company to themselves The company in January
assigned all Of s remaining notes that regarded
good 10 two special trustees TO OF
tor notes loaned N the company and 9TH of March
went into the hands Of the receiver without sufficient
sets NAL dividend Of cent on the dollar Of its LA
biues II vas insisted by Mr. Dean, defendants COUNSEL
that $500 900 had not been subscribed good faith
material facts IN reference to the situation OF tue corpora
ton ct the time that the Subscription notes TAKEN
were known TO the u,tee and suppressed them aud
that the jury were satisfied o. either OF these that
verdict should be given for defendants rns oaiods
counsel insisted that inasmucn tho notes
had been gwen and the fraudulent acts any had been
committed by officers Of the company who we're not
specially authorized 10 make the represen taons com
planned Of that the notes valid and the remedy Of
the defendants must be against the individuals and
defence TO the notes The Court 10 each charged
the jury that il there fraud in the officers of
company procuring these notes, the corporation
bound by the acts of .s agents, aud that 1t would viae
the notes. II then left ques ion of for the
jury The jury n each found verdict for defendants
There large number Of actions pending on these
notes.
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Freight. ..349 ,s92 29,2os 1854 3ss,7S
Total. -. $4l3375 33468 3S753 4s5, be6

The above shows increase in the earnings Of the
road compared with those of the samo month last
year, Of $50 6as 40.
Tho total receipts Of the road during the months Of
January, February, March and April this year,
pared with the months in 1857 have been fol-
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Total zen d.ys..S,4i % roal ten days.si2,IT ~
The above exhibits an ncrease in the first tedsJs ,bis
year, &c oSnpa,o VIII lsst, Of $50 ss 49,
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NAsH PURCHASERS HAVE NOW AN oPPoRru.Ii
IN ported domestic and German SCARS naay
voices Of which being closed 70 snces
CHnsks, " broadway.
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Buenos Ayres had Established, similar TO its own
custom house. He at9ed treaties of free navigation
and commerce with England, France, the United
States, Ce!deny,, Portugal Chill and Brazil and vt
later period it'll Spain; the object of all which trea
ties Is 70 reduce to practical effect and truth the per
sonal safety and security Of all foreigners in South
America. Ae re-established relations of amity and
connection on the part of the Argentine republic
with tne See Of Rome; and finally he put the crown
zation of all matters in his own country by obtaining
by treaty the sanction of full recognition by the
mother country of the independence of the Argen-
tine republc-a recognition which, until his time.
had never yet been conceded.
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DA1CT1O ACADEpGTRs.

nArCIsG ACApFuv- rERACHTo WILL GIVE A
~ frewe bali 70 he Pupis previous 70 be departure fr
Eurcpc lat sousor street, "Wednesday
ns Hay 10 Tirhe,s a. GRAND soiree saturday untiy
I2o'cock Admission ~ cents
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Total expenditures. ...

In the month Of July tho new depot corner Of Foarsh
avenue and Twenty seventh street. with tho baggaRs
house, trucks, &c, was completed at an expense Of
600 The old depot buildings in Oanal street,
Broadway had been disposed Of without any loss result
ing 70 the company and the building tho OF %
ma and Centre streets had been altered in such
that revenue OF ~ 600 per annum wsuld be derived
from In the shape Of rent An additional track between
New Rochelle and she junction Of the Harlem road
Wnliamsbrdee, had been put down 81 expense Of
$l2S OOO In July last new contract for carrying the
mail had been made with the Post Office Department upon
advantageous terms for the company Up the LIST
Of October last the receipts of the road about the
during the corresponding period Of the previous
year; but during the fall and winter travel fell OF,
with the receipts 10 the extent Of 900 per month
On the other hand four passenger trains withdrawn
and the expenditures for employees duced
which fully counterbalanced the loss OF business.
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for The
month Of April WAS follows
Main Stem. N. W "a Wash Branch Total
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WHAT YOU CAN GIT DOWN TOWN
~ huton cheeee crus snd glass q Ba-s ale.
res "a salmon aud pewter u Bsrsiay's pnrter.
nne,hd. cheese ant go11 Elass ~ sur on
hr"ileds herrinR ami glass a. FuzaAethan are
" shsr ~ hafCu ard co0f cup " cnne~.
M ton chm sna n bottle ~ L0nf n porter.
Funp ~ pewter h1us~ seak ard fne hrandy.
lefl lfn ~ neys ahd kurret'a on or I'm
klChARbSOE uAYrEk, ~ Water 9. and S4 Wan
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REsTAUHANT2.

CALNOr FOR DINNER TO MORROW
VI English mutton en- Tuesday.
nm Tih shampsgss ssuce, on weln
hNhhAhuspN HAfTFH, 100 Water street ard ~ wal.
jus, received and io sale 10 small quantities. Engbsh and
Weth m ~ on huon Chedder cheshire and Gostef chees
Bacon, hams 'praia, behring's &C.
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TEE REV. Mr.. RKNIN9ror, MISSIONARY TO nm
se~mep Of This port wl address the Youths Msssonary
o~iety aisached " he sunday he Church Of IL
Holy hsrtvrs ~ Forsyth stree Sunday evening guar
ter TO O'Clock. singing ty the ohndren Fhenas " No.
mission are need to attend
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-28
rERRIToxY OF MINNESOTA, /.

"a VI WIN L.
v.r UDunty Ut Dakota. 2 n -
H'lleary and Richard Washington, rs CO. artners, under
the nane of Hilleary Il Washington, aud one in favor
Of W. Hilleary,-both AGAINST Dr.. Thomas Foster, the
first for $554.l IL, tue other for $-4I.O4, besides the cost
Of said executlons-which executions ISSUED out of and
under the seal of the DISTRICT Court for said County Of
Dakota, on the 23d day Of March, A. d., 1s5s,-I
nave this 24th day Of March, A.. D., 1851, levied upon
the + blowing described real estate, in said County of
Dakota, As the property Of the said Dr.. Thoiaas Foster,
to wit the north east quarter Of section thirty-foLr
(34), township one hundred aud fifteen (ll5). range
sevt nteen O7), west, except all the bed of the Vermil-
!'on river that is within the boundaries Of said quarter
section, and all the water th :reof, an the banks Of said
river on both sides thereof for u distance Of s;xty-six
t66) feet from high water mark. with the right to erect
,n'As, slulce' Ways, races, All all other privileges requis-
ite fur the proper use and enjoyment Of taid water
power, together with no much Of said quarter section a.
may be west Of said stream, included between the left
r west branch Of the river, and the west line Of said
quarter section, measuring from the tally stake near
where the said west Iiue crosses the river, running north
ht'y (oO) rods, thence east to The river, said exception
supposed to contain nine 90 acres, more or less), also
excepting one acre Of land on the east side Of the river
where the dam Is now erected
Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above dc.
>cr'bed real eatste on Saturday, the 9Th If May u. 1t, at
~ o'clock in the forenoon, in front Of the New Eng.
land House, in the City Of Hastings, ia said Coupty,
to satisfy the said executions. together With the interest
md costs thereon. JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff.
BY: GroRGE w. Edison, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Hasti"gs, March "a, A. b. 1858.
L. i 3 smith, Attorut " Tor Plaintiffs. p 6
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The subscriber has just returned faom Hin ,is, where
be purchased e large SUI : y Of the hes: Chin sc Sugar
Cane Seed in market He now off RS it to the farmers
If Minnesota, believing it will be for their interests to
cultivate it, and raise their own sugar and syrup, and
dispense with the monopoly price If these accessories
heretofore existing. The Cane will be found y valuable
and economical food for stock, which alone should jus
tify its culture. The above seed is warranted a pure
article. 1t may be had in all the principal stores in
this country, and at bis house in Ninipger.
4. BURBANK.
Ninipger, April &c, 1858, B2
Territory Of Minnesota
County Of Dakota. go.
PrubaJe Court.
At a special session of the Probate Court, held in and
70: said County, at the Probate Office, at Hastings, in
said County, on Tuesday, April p, 1858.
Present-John j. McVay, Judge.
In the matter of the petition Of VIM A Rissell,
praying to be appointed Adn'iniatrstor Of Warren Ais:
sell, late q said County, deceased, interstate.
On reading and filing said petition, it is ordered
That said petition be heard at the Pr,bate Od;ce, at
Hastings, on Thursday, May goth, 1859, aud that notice
be give" to all persons interested to appear at said time
and place, and Show cause, if any there be, Why the
prayer t said petiti"uer should not be granted and
that said notice Re given by publishing . copy Of this
order in the Emiyr""' Aid .L,urn"l, a weekly news.
paper published IN the City Of .Nin'nyer, in said Coun.
~, three successive weeks previous to the day appointed
for said hcariug.
Apr2s JOHN j. McyAY, Judge Of Probate.
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Wonderful Coincidence.
OiNTMEN7.

The anniversary # the i"'rodqctcn 1T uo.l way. Oint.
ment ought =" be q jubilee forever l, has saved 6 unless
agony and death Starting from the surface 10 which it j.
ap lied. its healing hahn finds it's way through every cuat-
ing and ligamrns If the body +" the very source AMI basis
&c VII ~ruptise. ulc+ r,us, tuHn RUS. and cancer.us diseases.
1t extinguish N the fe6rile princirls that feeds It em. and
the outward symptoms fade. heal aEd pass away with a
r~apidity i"cr dinir to 'hos" v no have n { witnessed it.
ScrtuMxs E'xpi"sx amt Ulcers.
The poison If scrofuln has never bren neu'rslized or ex-
reltd hy any "f the remedies Of the rh"r. ~"ac"pei". The
Sole An ii"te {" this virulent and destructive rlea,en. is
II always Ointment : Majendie 4 Br"die. the great French
and English surge0ms. d." Mt deny or dispute this great fact.
There is n" FIRM If scr'fuIa that may not bc o"ntrolisd and
cured hy this balssmic remedy.
Enc~vs aad Tuxors.
The knife or causfic may remove n cancer Or tumor. but
tha weeds Ut the terrible oxcrescence remain in the blmpd AID
it i" ANN reproduced in II WORSE form than hef,re lIollu
ways Ointment. IN the contrary. pen.trates int, the crcu-
lati"n and pervades every inf.c,ed ve>icle. and kills the dis
ease b, destroy ing tho c"rrs've principle that generate aud
sustains 1t
MG"mmations Of Me SKIN.
All rashes and ordinary %ernrti"hs. M we'll ~ e~ryeipe'as,
acne. ringworm. ca'hunoles. scsid head. salt rhenm. ieprosy,
pr'cklv heat. etc, are removed by . few applications Of the
Ointment.
Accidental injuries. wound-. aprains. bruises. salds and
h"r"s are imm~d'stels relirv d ~ is apple A'ion : the it,
q .mmati"n quickly s,hsides. YER and knckjaw are prev ent-
ed and under a persrvering USE If the preparation the pro-
cs Of healing is st"n accomplished
The Ointment and the Pills should both b usei in the
following cases :-Buni"n., Burn., Chapped Hands. Grill
hlains, Fi~tuIs. O"ut. Lumhag". Mercurial Erupti"ns. Piles.
Rheumatism. Ringwor,n. Salt Rheum. ScmIde. Skin Dise.s.
~. Swelled gland. Sore legs, s re hrras's. S"ra heads. Sure
Thr, at.. s 70. "f all kinds. Spr.in.. stiff Jui"t-, letter,
Ulcers, Vsnerral S.rra. " "unin # sl kinds.
CAuT"x!-N"ne are 6 nuine unlesa the words ttI"lh-
way, New York an L"ndos.' arr disceruill- a. a water
mark in every leaf If the b"k 1t directions around earh
PIT or h"x: he same "sy tr p Isiniy see" by h'Iding the
leaf =" the !isht. a han''s.me reward sill he given {" any
una wandering ouch 'ntorma'i"n AZ may leaf to the d ,sc'i"n
ofa"y party "r parties G. unt~rf"i'ing t e m"dicises or vend.
i"g the same, knowing them t" he .pu'i"us.
~ Soil At the m "a. factory # Profe~s"r H"'i"way. so
Maiden Lane, New Y.,k. and hv all s~spac'alk nrugxists
and dealers in mrdiciue Throughput Tho United S'a.r. and
the civil I'D world. in p"'s ~ rs cent?. 63 cents an s. each.
~ - rhers ID a considerable saving by taking the i"rg-r
siz.s. s - "
n. B. Directions fr the guidance Of patients in every
dim,rder arc affixed +, each pot.
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NlvlNCER PROPERTY FoR SALE.

The undersigned offers the fllowing lots in Nininger
City On reasonable terms. an ut a particularly lo-
6gure to those who desire to make improvements. N"
Improvement clause !! s} ~
iors s. g., block xl 9 biloxi 1903; 2 Q block 10:
l. 5 block III . ~ block us; 10. H.. block il6
8 9 20. 90, block 81; 6. II. II block 60; Is. 10
%. Is l6 block So; I. 8. ". block 81; l. z. g..
hlock S.; I. H.. block 32 4 H., block 81 l. 2
biloxi 1865; g.. Iii; l 2. H., tl'~k las; I. 20. 10. II
Il. Is. Is. H., block 1872; g.. block 1856; l 2. 8. 4.
.. g., block $50; IL. II. l6. II 49,, block 90; G..
block IS; II. 10. ~. 20 81. %. % block 40; g.
Is. 49,, block lO6; g., block II; 90. block So: 9
TO-, blosk 1876. JKo A.tW JoxEs, 4
Atty. at Law, Office With Jno Niningcr, Erq,
27J8mos Saint Psul, Mipaeso&s
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Herr T. stones Addition.

Having COMPLETED our addition | AN prepared to Offer
anumbcrr Of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally prosounced the most beautiful
par, of Niningcr City, and lying as it does convenient
to the Upper Levee, which will whe" properly improve
be- the main Steamboat landing, ami also the land'n.
for the Fcrry-boat-it mast very sooA become the mos
valuable part Of the city. am prepared to sell lots %
easy terms and at low prices " pYrsms who may dcsir
to build and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanics
business. I" parties wishing to &" INT" manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furn'
ture, Nininger City holds out great Inducements. | an'
ready to afford every tucili'y and will contribute liberal
y to any person who will 90 into either OF these opera
tions.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
ERiNG, Esq, 81. Paul, or
JOSEPH G.. HERR,
5:ly :22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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j. m. f3ILLHoCSE.
STORAGE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
nj /,
Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Leyee, city Of Alnlnger, N r,

Corner OF Second street and Clarke avenue,
Levee, City Of A%lninser, N r,
The undersigned begs to give notice to the CITIZENS
of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue. LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, thai he has just opened his Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger CITY. and would solicit
any business of q Storage, forwarding, or Commission
character and being DESTROYS, of establishing himself,
would say to citizens of the above named counties. that
all goods received by him will be free of storage for
thirtv days after their receipt.
AS Ninimger is ut least three miles nearer the greater
part Of the back country than the a ijoining tewn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
1T least six miles Of teaming, a matter the Importance OF
which need not be urged upon the public:
N.
J. r. Case, Eagle Saw Mill.
G. O. Robertson. Esq,
Igns,ius D"nnelly, Esq, Nininger, M. l.
ten. II. Burns, Banker. ta-
N. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Nininger. k.q, st. Paul. Mt.
Qsa West, Forwarding & Com. Merchant. ST. l. uis. No.
Ogden & Co,p, Burlington. Iowa.
". L. JuLnsrn & Co., Duni+i h, III.
L'rrain T. Co.. Galenn. Ill.
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TERRITnRY or MINNESOTA. J
County f pako'a, Sss
pnlhafa Nnura

AT a special session Of the Probate Court holden in
and for the County of Dakota, at the Probate Office, in
the city OF II .stins., on Saturl.y, April II, 1855.
Pre*ent-JohnJ McVay, Judge.
In the matter Of the petition Of Anne Claude Martin.
widow of Louis Martin, jr,,of said county, deceased,
a,d L 'uis Fancier, praying for reasons set, forth, that
George s. Whitman be app 'inted Administrator q, said
deceased. - -
.,; On n rs;aine az and film filing 81 said ,l petition p :; i; 6sta th;;
county, at Hastings, on Monday, the !!QssAfs 4f slay
nr7t, at 2 o'clock sin the afternoon Of said day And
it is further ordered chat notice bsqgivep to all persons
interested to appear at said time and place, aud show
cause Why the prayer Of said petitioners should not he
granted, and that notice he given by Publishing sthis
order in the Em;yro"t Hit Journal, u Weekly news
paper, published 1t Niuinger city, for three successive
weeks previous to the day appointed for said hearing.
April JOHN J. AotAY, Judge Of Probate.
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NINlNGEitE CITY LOTS For
SALE.

De'sS' 49, D~IoS 8O0 GoSOo00aG00 -
a'.,ess ssinlsser City. Y
Tho vsluasle tract Of issia sdioininr the ea.terra, "a
# the City Of Niningcr having been surveyed ssdrplst.
ed, the Projectors low offer tss for sle On GIeos.
nodating terms. 81
C.u'igu"u. to the main improve ~. and il i, i...a;
se proximity to the Levee, the gf8dea street, Raele
Jaw Mill, Reeds Sa'h, Blind Il Door Fsctfsy, Ksssp's
't"ve x Hardware u. POI, l. ichot Il Clark score the
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mil, aud Printin1 O6bs, ~
Undersigned feel justified III claiming fr the lotssrset-
r value either as business locations or for ff6ifate rsi
dences than any other p rtion Of the town.
The lots arc considerably larger th.n cor4SelDbesdiabs
lots III the original town limits; the streets ruSStNnsiinI
to, aud at the fo"t Of the blaffs, thus preseryiu9G hiding
-ites Of unequalied beauty and commanding p6Gatfpo.
Whatever improvements ex per;ence suggested, have ~
introduce! III the survey Of this addition regardless a
expense nr saeriicc 1t gr,und. 81 39.sv fas :
A large p"rtipn Of the River Front has been resssyed
for the Engine il"u~e. Machine Shops, Car Sidiues.
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c, Of the Nisipase
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey OF vhisA
has been commenced, and the route of which ~ isd;cstsl
on the MAJ 1T the Addition furnishes the only ~prsesieo-
bic grade by which connection caA be had With the )is-
sissippi River
The Travelled Road to and from the neighboring tern
IF Hastings passes thr ugh this addition, and l treal
Avenue has been laid out with a view of straiahteafnx
the Road, diminishing the distance, anil speedily render.
ing it a great thor"ughfare. a~~-~a
Lots IN this Addition will be sold without any oae9-
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natur~l
advantage of the location has already induced the our.
rent Ut business and improvement in this direeiAs.
Such c""diti"us are thrref,re unnecessary but The Pre-
prletors will alwayA be prepared to offer liberal induce
menfs to Machinists, Manufacturers. Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to ac~oelerste Tia
progress OF Nininser.
For further information apply personally Or By nal
to elthrr OF the under igned Prnprie,ors.
iG%AT'uS DoNNELLY. Nininser City.
JAMEo Il. CASE, -
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