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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-06

STORAGE, STORAGE.-The Subscribers
- having rented the custom house Lumber
House, on 18th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive ell and
every kind Of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance Can be effected at the lowest
rates, ss the building is fire proof Every att nton
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF al
goods entrusted to
nv a6-ts ALEXANDER MOTT CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-06

DhIMK RIO COFkkk.-50 bsgs prime
Green Rio Codes, Just received and for sale
owby AS LEE.
je lots .
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Commercial.

PIONEER OFFIcr,p'
Dec. Is, 1858. :
LIVE SrocK-Corec,ed weekly by Mr.. {. CouI-
ter,-Beef on foot TIC. v d. Cows $50 to $50.
Work Oxen from 500 to $50 " yoke.
FRESH Observation-Disclosures S6I0c.. Mutton
1oc. Pork lie. Veal l2ac. Chickens Ss y doz
PRovIsIoNs.-Corrected weekly by Mr.. Presiy-
Pork S2l 10 Ss23 y Dbl. hams l2i y ib. lard i5c
flour super6ne, $3.50; extra, $3.50 v bb Corn meal
$i,l0 Y bushei; Beans VI 80 4, bushel Potatoes,
80 cents Y bushel. Fresh Butter 25@3Oc. y b.
Cheese l2ac. p ID; Eggs 40c v doz.
GRocERiEs.-From Mr.. Alexander Rev, Ro-
bert ST., Sugar, brown, s, I2dD i5c. y b; Refined,
and crushed l2@l5; Coffee 10, 2c625; Tea 600lOO.
Rice Sc. MoLasses 601s0c. and 81 y gall
DRIED FRUir.-Appes 81 509l Is p bushcI;
Peaches SO 00@3.50. Green Apples $3.50 v Dbl.
GRAIS.-Oats Soc; Corn Sl.oO; Barley Csc.
MIscELLANEous.- Crackers s 4 50D$5 so y Dbl.
Candies-Star 35c. p ID, Tallow 20 do. Fish (lresh)
SC. y ib, dried &c. Lime 81 50G$2 90 p Dbl
Onions 60c. y bush. Lard Oil 81 so y GAL
Salt 81 90 q BUSH Vinegar 25c. 2 gal. Tallow l0c.
y fb. Tobacco l5D40c. Hides (green) q, dry 81.
LuIBER.-Common S6@Sl2 y NJ; Dimension
stuff, Sl2Ml4; Flooring $l5; Siding SIS; Sea-
soned S20D25; Shingles So 000D3 so; Lath 50.
WooD-dry-S3 50ai 90 Y cord.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

~JHEREAs, default has been made in the condi-
w ton of a certain indenturc VI Mortgage bearing
date the H. rd day Of October 1850 made and executed
by Peter Wlett and Felix Juay Of the comfy of Ram
and Territory of Minnesota to Charles Mosseau Of
the place and recorded III the Office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the said county of Ramsey book
"A" OF Mortgages, on pages bt1 lGl and 1872 on the
fourteen day Of October A. d. 1850 at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. upon which said injenture of Mortgage there is
claimed TO be due the of four hundred dnars with
interest thereon at the OF per from the
third day of October 1853
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that pursu-
OF power Of sale contained in said and
of the statute in such made and provided the
misses described in and covered by said mortgage Wit
Lots numbered three 80 aud four &? and the North
East Quarter of the North East Quarter of Section
number four - in Township No. Twenty Eight (2s)
North of Range No. twenty two (22) Vest, containing
hund rcd and ten acres, less, viii be sold at
Public Sale at the Court House in the town Of ST.
Paul, and County oi Ramsey aforesaid Saturday the
twenty first day of January, 1854, ten O'Clock A. NJ.
CHARLES MOSSEAU, Mortgage.
I. ATwATER, Atty for Mortgage.
Dec. S, 'J3-3l-6t.
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NV POST OFTIcEs.-The Postmaster General
has cs;hiished offices and appointed Pos,nasters in
tu.- 'i-.ri;9-y as follows:
At oaa>oT ee-Thomas Holmes.
- Hc' lerson-Chailss Blair.
A ha4.a'o--P. X. Johnson.
Az Rcd Wmg--Wm. W. Sweeney.
We .-srn that route TO Fort Ri,ge!y will be es-
t1lisled as soon as the Department obtains Informal
,'.4 on SOME POINTS which have been ked for Hon.
N.i-E.eo ID letter tbs su jcdsays that " there
,.n b. several other Offices established in the
fri.ory. The Postmaster General iiIrender $ all
-.lH. AL when necessities properly mado
known" This is as i. should be- aud we DOUBT not
= Whenever make known our wants, in prop
sr 'aancr, may rely on their receiving prompt at
taau.n. Tie people e Minnesota may rest satisfied
hat nu DELEGATE in Congress will give strict attel-
y "a {. 'a- irtctcsts of the Territory.
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PARIS, Friday, Nov. li--Even;ug.
hc,o - D. to the latest accounts received here from,
<a.;i,an le the Sultan has positively rejected all
proposals which the diplonati>ts have submitted to
har.
!, reel, reported that 2j 900 French troops will
ssn. Turkey, but the orders arc not to I've given
te -in>ier of War until the receipt 81; diss. tches
l..H i--i. eSiiiIliers, at Constan'inopIe.
So ..nored that the Gar has formed an alliance
wi-1 De. Nahomc, of Persia, to proclaim
ag1iast Be- Sh India, If Great Britain persists in
sap. nc turkey. Austria remains neutral but
nesa- o. sfrlct watch over the movements Of Serva.
TIE S.igi'tI Government in the meantime has ordered
iae pop i;ion to arm, aud has informed the Porte
tifi aehef Austria Rrs>ia viii be perniited 10
oe-upy ScrFia.
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The Eastern Question-Fighting.

The Turks have 10000 men across the Danube
have met their enemy-kiled twelve hundred
Rass,ans, AID obtained SPLENDID victory. Napolc
has ussed himself in favor of aiding the Turks
vienna, Nov. ii.
The Russian commander moved forw ard with 81.
600 r,t nnstly infantry, and met the Turks. A
licked bt,iIe ensued, and the Russians COM
irii 10 reireat the second time in disorder into
5u test, aaviag lost in four attacks on OItilnasa
q 900 This Is reliable.
On 10. GA the Turks were driven from the Island
oTpasr Jaseisors, bat reiniorcements came up when
tael 10 t.eh The island and heid IT.
PARTICULARS.
NIENvA, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
I rou.ul o( France at Bucharest writes rs fol-
inrs % Il. DC BourIueney, under date the 9th Of
ha-,nih.i.
81. Ou a. g Gland 8 Of November the Turks eros setl
te Ul b. from Turtukai to OI,ni,xa, TO the number
ai Aa.u: 900 men.
In iie i;h, Gen. Parlof attacked them with 9 :.
H11 m- nd, after brisk cannonade, combat with
,'- airtu-t took place between the two armies.'
IDS; forks maintained their position at Ol,eai,za,
sa h3g.' fortified them.
Tia, oo'gbat lasted three hours.
80 H. the RUSSIANS lost several officers and 1856
rfY1cs was killed, and superior officers, Is si,sa
icIn aua - priv,tcs wounded.
iAe boss On the Turkish side is not known.
ts'o' iuHs occ"iy NdhNacne, -,uJJ nave
ast oii-laa themselves on island in ffcnt Of the
Ca.,.-.y', AID II, 900 are ia Lesser Waachis
The owing is private account Of the battle,
rrcei.c5 tom Vienna:
Another engagement has takea place, in which
farttca superior Russian Officers fell. The Turks
lenaied sers OF thu field, and the Russians were
.rtres,iu- nr Buchares.'
~<jrm',hs continually occurred at the outpos,s.
Ths neSs is summed TYP thus: Tie Turks have
hltaa INC Russians in Asia The Turkish l. f win.
a Europe ms beaten the Russian right, comp, Using
lh-ir r'uc' al free; while The Turkish centre has
whipped us0, thousand Russians 1T Turtukai, and is
n.S p.o--, in upon Bucharest.
LArEer---Fiyc Russian officers had arrived at
Cp1staaiita le prisoners Of war.
Fnerc IS rumor that Bucharest has been stormed
] bic pi laps, premature.
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Is THERE?-Is there law against fast driving
in ST. PAUL. II so, it ought to be put into force. and
II there is not, trust there will be, for our
citizens are in danger Of being over nearly every
day, by the fast driving Of those who glory in the
sobriquet Of s. some Of the b'hoys" We had an H.
las'ratien Of this inhman copduct in streets,
Friday evening last. One buggy was upset, and one
OF the inmates somewhat injured.
WlscoSsiS.-Aithoush majority of the people Of
Wisconsin have spoken unequvocaIly in favor Of the
Maine Law, yet it is thought that the Legislature
VIII not pass 1.-THE House being in favor, the Sen.
ate against it, Such Legislature ought to s'be
kicked into the middle Of next week., the Senate at
least.
Silence Is the safest course for any man to adopt
WIG distrusts himeeH.
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The Exhibition Continues.

Notwithstanding the great demand for goods at the
WORLDS FAIR,
since NE tall and winter supply customers yet be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of former Goods having ar
rived by the last boat.
The Winter Stock Ii Again Complete.
Fresh pae kages will be exhibited occasion requires
presenting new attractions Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, De'anes, Alpaccas, Merinos, and variety OF
Wooden Dress Goods.
Bonasss, RIBBONS, Laces and Embroadevres,
Boots and Shoes, including assorted sizes of Ladies'
Misses and childrens' sk elastic and Calf
Bootes buffalo, carpet, and India Rubber Overshoes;
Silk, Beaver Kpssuth, and other Hats Plush, Otter
and variety OF Fur Caps Wool and Buck Mits and
Gloves.
TailOr's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready Made Clothing, and ClotLing Made to Ordo,
the shortest notice. Having engaged The services
an experienced cutter particular attention will be paid
to making men spd boys Clothing in the latest fashion
House Trimming Goods,
general assortment, including cotton, hemp, wool and
tapestry Carpets of the latest designs and patterns
Stair and Floor Oi!.Cloths,
PAPER hansines cashmere wors,ed and inen Satin FIN
ish) table CLOTHS, and covers, window Damask and Dra-
peries in great beauty, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner of Third and Roberts SITS.
EDWARD KEENAN,
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Groceries, Provision Glass, China.
Earthern Ware, sc.
l.. B. WAIT & CO.,
Third Street, st. Paul

EEAVE large stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c,
\ which they offer for sale the most favorable
terms, having been received before the high of
freight. Flour, Pork Hams, Shoulders, Trout, White
fish, Mackercl, Oysters, Coffee, Tea Sugar Dried APP
Piles, Peaches, Raisas, Curranis Crcn Preserves
Figs Cranberries Pickles, Beans, Wooden Ware, Nails,
Saws. Axcs. &c. &c.
l.. b. W ait n Co have also direct from New York,
full and complete assortment of Eartbern ware, Chi
Glass ware &c. These goods having been fully
ecied, they offer them W lever rates than they have
usually been sold in this market.
EAnruERN WARE-Prnted, painted and white gram
its.
CHINA-White, gold band and blue figured.
GLASS WARE.-pressed cut and plain, Of all vare-
ties.
ST. Paul, Dec. 6, 1853 34ytf
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An unexpected and unusual rising Of the Black.
water, Lee and other rivers in the South of Ireland
had caused great destruction Of property, and one
OF the bridges IN Cork being swept away by the
Hood, twenty persons were drowned,
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TIME. TINE. IIME.

HI FOWLER, Watch Manufacturer, Working
Jeweler and Dentist would fully inform
the inhabitants of st. Paul. that he has opened
81. Anthony Street. in the building opposite the
Rice HOUSE. doors from Rob.nsons old stand with
of Clocks, Spectacies OF all ages Back
and Side Combs. in great variety, bosom pins goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasses ladies work
bags childrens teethng rings, flutes, dice and boxes,
and variety of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating aud Leyer Watches,
Of the most complex and delicate workmanship,
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings made to order. Engraving
neatly executed.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED & PLUGGED
ii. F., from his long experience in some Of the first
shops in England, fsters himself that he shall he able
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with theI
work. His motto is Punctuality, Dispatch and Moder-
ate charges.
st. Paul, March PAST, 1853. 49-y
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SALE STABLE.
Would respectfully call che attention Of The public
II to this establishment, where keep constantly on
hand for sale the best variety of horses suitable for
fancy, carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having
horses TO dispose Of will fnd 10 their advantage u
CALL keep the only establishment of the Kind in St.
Paul and my knowledge of the market will enable
procure fair prices for any which may be left
care. have always the best feed for horses and am
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & Co,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern Co.'S Store
aug H. H
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
EIG partnership heretofore existing between Alex
Z ander Rey and Lambert May has been dissolved by
mutual consent from aad after the 26th inst. Those in
debtcd to the firm of Rey n May will please make
early payment to Alexander Rey, who is authorized to
settle the affairs of the firm, and will pay all just de-
mands against il. ALEXANDER REY.
LAMBERT MAY.
st. Paul, Nov. Both, 1853.
The Grocery Provision AMI Forw arling business will
hereafter he conducted by The undersigned AT the old
stand Oh Roberts street and Levee.
l33-3il ALEXANDER REY.
J.. r. DAVIS,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
Fort street, East side, doors OF Winsow's new
frick Hotel. 81. Paul ST.
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"A. l.. LARPENTEUR.

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Clothing
Hard11e, China and Qucnslcare, Cutiry, &c.
THIRD STREET.
Near the corner of Third and Jackson streets,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
VSNIIE river is closed, but the Of A. L. Larpen-
teur still open, where may be found the ~ ost
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpengs, Jewelry, Gentlemens clothing, in
GLIDING Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes and every 9TH
er article necessary to comfort proper for display,
the city affords stock of Groceries and provisions
pf all kinds which cannot be surpassed; and full as
sprment of Hardware, Def aud Queens Cutlery,
and every other article suitable for the Minnesota trade
al! OF which will be sold wholesale retail, the
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety of double ami single barelled sh OF
guns, rifles and pistols, powder TASKS shot pouches,
gun wads, water proof percussion ceps, gun
wash rods, screw-drvers, and driving business may
all be found at A. l.. IARPENTEUR'S
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NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

Competing At Gaieia rrah The american Express Co.
6ISOR the spesdy and safe nsporta,ion CT light
4 and valuable Goods Packages Bank Notes, Spe-
cie collection and ment OF Notes, Drafts Pills.
counts sc.
To and from all parts of the UNION CANADA and the
Continent of EUROPE.
Lost Goods, Baggage &c. looked up and forwarded to
owners, aud all business usually done by express
tended TO with promptness and despatch.
Messengers viii be despatched during the close OF
navigation from st. Paul and Galena every alternate
Morday J. Z. BURBANK & co.
Proprietors.
+: y. Mo.ssssn, Messengers
Office in the New Post-Olice building
w. q. LonUC, Agent.
st. Paul. Dec. |, 1853.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING sTCRE,

OAK HALL CLOTHING store.
Low Prices....Excelient Goods.
A New Clothing establishment has been opened in
IA the store next to Brewster Co., in Third street.
under the supern attendance If J. Freystadt where IL
be found every variety of Clothing and
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods;
Consisting Of Coats Vests Hats, Caps, Gloves and Ho
siey of all descr ptions; Cloths Cravas Worsted and
sk Goods Carpet Bags and Satchels, Socks every
variety OF Understanding, large and complete var-
ely of Winter Goods consisting OF every article that
customers desire either for or comfort
Our Eastern arrangements are such that We have no
hesitation SAYING that sell goods at lower
prices than the same articles huve before bsen az
iOrded in this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring TO purchase by The quantity, ara invited
call We can safely assure them that they will end
Wholesale prices lower Il an those of any other
western market, st. Louis moi excepted REMEMBER.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE
Corner Sd and Vabasha sts
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LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE,
nnn ACRES of choice land in this beau:i-
ef9 OUV fui Territory, by the section, hall sec.
tiOn, quarter section, or single acre.
1JOO Acres in The vicinity Of st. Paul, tho
Capital vi the Territory in the midst Of country fas;
hUGig up, end rapidly rising IN value.
900 Acres in the vicinity OF ST. Anthony Falls,
near the greatest water power in the Northwest the
centre Of the numbering interest Of the Territory
500 Acres near the young ard thriving village Of
Msnonlin, on the Mississippi riyer above the Falls,
beautiful country, fast opening TO emigration.
100 Acres near and bordering OIL White Bear Lake,
splendid sheet Of water, noted for its beau fu shores
aYd fine Ash This land easy ef by good roads,
and is the first quality Of soil. Beautiful lakes and
streams OF the purest abound in every part all
well stocked with choice varieties OF fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak open-
ing AID natural prarie forming the most beautiful
cry imaginable and presenting the favorable va
riety for the choice Of farm
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul, NJ. T., April 81, 1853. ST. Gun.
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rs RAY OK.

ZANE into the enclosure Of the subscriber, six miles
~ East of ST. Paul, and mile North of the old PIT
Douglas road about the LIST Of October, Red OK
supposed he five years old. The owner can
have the by proving property paying charges and
taking said OK away.
ULYSSUS TANNER.
t,f
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DICKSON's EATING SAL

DICKSON'S EATING SALOON.
s now open receive Guests. Oysters, Game and
4 Meats OF every kind served up at all hours, in the
shortest time and the taste of lovers OF good
eating.
Suppers for Parties served at the shortest notice
Suppers prepared for EotiLon Parties Cakes OF all
kinds, Jellies and Pastry made to order
Give me a call and SEE what can do. Come and try
me-. Lunch at IL O'Clock.
81. Anthony street. A Big Tree stands in 'front.' oil
INV MOSES DICKSON
e Psul dec f. Ie53,-ff
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WHlTNEI'S GALLERY OF DACCER.
n


N\HE subscriber having recently made great improve
menls IN the arrangement! OF light in his gallery. and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
together with his before superior stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal superior any
IN the est Is now prepared to execute Daguerreotype
iiHenesses IN sly lie unsurpassed by an, operator.
Lille is uncertain and persons in health should de-
lay one moment IN procuring more Of these
nenios oil lie, which, under the trying circumstances
OF final separation OF friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken IN weather, and neatly in lock-
cts, pms. rings, bracelets canes large variety of
winch are Kept constantly OF hand, and patterns
being constantly received ~ respect July invited
to call AMI examine specmels.
~. Paul, Aug. 5, 1892. l6-ff
klTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL
VHNiiS desirable ground lying in the central ard
advant sgeous part OF the basin OF 81. Paul. where
must inevitably be the principal business of tbs
town, and aordng also choice and delightful Lots
III The rear, the bench, for dwelling houses
veyed into Lots, and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indsPuabe reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit, for mDst Of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad-
don, will be furnished the rotary saw mill on easy
terms. CHARLES ii. CAKES,
Agent for Proprieiors.
81 Paul. Iuy 81. ISL
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