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Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, January %.
5000 Baltimore 6's, 1890. 1881
IL shares Marine Bank. ............. BOZ
Is do Firemens' Insurance Company. 24f
25 shares Bait and Ohio Railroad. $500. 81
$50 do do do do 921
2S5 do Georges Creek Coal & Iron Co.. s2s
At the board this day Maryland 6's closed at
l09z bid, ITO asked; Baltimore 6's, 1890, lOS bid
lG4 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1915, 95z bid, 81 asked; do. 1880, 954 bid, 96i
asked; do. shares, 80 bid, 92a asked; York and
Cumberland Railroad, % bid, IS. asked; Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Company, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Exchange, JANUARY 49,
10 shares York and Cumberland Railroad 23a.
The following stocks were wanted and for sale
at quotations: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 92s
b, so asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1880, s5 reg bid; 95z b, 80 bid; s6s b, 60 asked,
SO asked, reg. way; York and Cumberland 23i
bid, 234 asked, reg. way, 23s b, 60 asked Georges
Creek 81 reg. bid, s2s asked; e2z b, so bid. SO
seller, 80 bid, Canton lls bid, 1913 asked; Texas
Registered 10 per cent rates, IS bid, 81 asked;
Reading TO bonds 81 bid; United States 6's 1867,
ll9 bid, l2O asked; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
l84O scrip, Is! bid, 10 asked; Maryland Institute,
a bid, asked.
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The CALoRrc SHIP-The Philadelphia Board of
Trade, at its last stated meeting, adopted reso-
ution inviting Captain Ericsson to make trial
rip with his sscaloric" ship to this city, for the
purpose of giving our citizens an opportunity of
Judging of the merits of the principle involved in
he invention.
Captain E. has replied to the request in a letter,
which he states that the vessel will shortly pro-
ceed to Norfolk, in compliance with the wish of
trip to New York, it shall not too much Gin
terfere with the destination of the ship," all con-
cerned will be most happy to crafty the desire of
the Philadelphia Board of Trade.
1t would certainly afford our community very
great satisfaction to the performance of this
novel and highly important method of propelling
boats, and we hope it may be convenient for Cap
lain Ericsson to crafty US in the matter.
Phila. North american Of yesterday.
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GRAMRRCY HOUSE,

Broadway ana Twentieth street. New vo.p
TINE PRoPRIETORS If this Hotel beo to a.
nonnce to their patrons and the trayell;ne
public that they hare just completed an extensiye
addition to their house. and can now accommodate
several families in elegant suits Of apartments, with
or without private table. Also number Of hand
some rooms for eingie gentleman, richly furniahe
Nov Ism DONALD & co.
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NTAsON,s PATENT SPERM OIL for GALE
1vl wholesale or retail by
A. HATCH, JR.,
street, opposite the Bank of Washin gton.
Jan 24-1w
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RAILROADS IN IowA-A general law has passed
the Legislature of Iowa granting the rig ht of way
to railroad companies; but bill for a general
law to authorize counties to subscribe stock to rail-
road companies has been defeated 1t is thought
that a resolution will pass allowing call for a
convention to amend the State constitution.
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o. Rev. A. G.. Carothers Will preach in
the new Presbyterian church, corner of 9Th and l
streets, tomorrow, (Sabbath,) at II a. M and I
D. - Jan 90
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O-First Presbyterian Church, Four-and-
q, half street.-There will be preaching in this
church TO- morrow, {Sabbath,) at IL O'Clock a. m,
sachusetts. The public are invited Jan 30
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Erecutsons.
New YoRK, January 28.-The murderers, Hew-
lett and Saul, were executed to-day at noon.
-Arrest on Suspicion of Murder

Arrest on Suspicion of Murder
PHILADELPHIA, January pa sailor, recently
discharged from the United States ship st. Mary's
was arrested to-day on suspicion of being the MUIR
derer of Rink. He had an investigation before the
mayor, and circumstances seemed strongly against
him; but it is said he can prove an abb. He has
been insane from liquor.
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U- Congregational Church, 5th street.
Rev. GEoRaE CLARK will preach at this church to-
morrow, at II a. m. and p. M Subject for the
evenings discourse-Is the present life the state
of retribution1'' Jan 20
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NFAGNIFICENT LADY'S CABINET, made
IYl of Solid Papier Mache, beautifully inlaid
with Pearl, {Bouquet,) and decorated with gold
in the most artistic and gorgeous style of Loui
XIV tsgssrE s}g
This exquisite piece was made expressly for the
London Fair, and lately imported in New York. &
At the request of many persons, we have deter
mined to dispose of it by lots at ten dollars each
The article is valued at S $500.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire to see one of
the finest productions dindssstrie imported into the
United States are requested to make their calls
early, we intend to dispose of the above Cabinet
before the close of the present Congress. sB
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
& Importers of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Jan "a Under Browns Hotel 5
OPERA GLASsEs.-We have received a lot
~ of new style Opera Classes. superior quality,
Acromatic Lens, Pearl, Tortoise Shell, Ivory, and
Buffalo Horn cased, imported from the manufac (
turer Warranted best quality, and for sale at low
prices by T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Jan 25-Stf Under Browns Hotel.
fsLAYTON'S, AND OTHER DIARIES FOR
~ 1853 Invaluable to business men and Others
nkeeping memoranda. ALI sizes, for pocket or
room. s34tf;3
Fer sale at the makers prices by afss
ifss iist TAYLOR & MAURY.
Dec 81 - q Bookselleu, near 9th Of.
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REPORT OF THE BosroN AND WORCESTER RAIL
Road CoMpANY.-The twenty. third annual report
of the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company
has been published. The total income of the year
ending November 30, 1852, has been $75S ,8l9 Al;
expenses, S469, TAO %; net income, $349 ,079 10.
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HAVANA CIGARS.-We have received direct
II from Havana, to be sold on commission,
20 600 prime Cigars ofthe celebrated A. M. brands
They will be sold in boxes and punches only.
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery. Jewelry
&c. t.1.i+ Dec Id
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1v1 KNSTLER. Address him through the
city post Office Dec 3l--tawSmo*
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Ne1p York Lesfslof,.ye.

ALBANY, January 28.-The Legislature of New
York have appointed Wednesday next for the elec-
ton of United States Senator.
The liquor bill has been referred to committee
OF one from each county, with instructions to re.
port upon the expectancy of changing it without
infringing upon its principles.
The petition asking $4,000 900 for the Troy and
Greenville Railroad has been referred to com
mittee.
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sMooan's Ear Houas--sI6sfe was nch that
las very tsachine Ia thu e poor
Noore's iife We refer, 6fpeara 1asNetn Moore,
se greatest OF thA Irish bAFdss 46esome ysars
sefore his death Moore's mind gtadnaAy parted
18th it's glorious light and passed into shadow. he
ever, like Swift, became
g. driveller and ahow,''
mt 10 the last retained giimmsring of intellect
nat saved him from utter inabocihty. He never
ntirsly forgot his friends, or CEASED TO inquire af
ar them He would also either sing himself or
ak his wife to sing for him some Of tho avorite
iry Of his former days. Mrs Moore says that the
ay before that on which he died he warbled mu-
jc thus showing that the love he had 80 fondly
herished in health aud through life did not desert
i'm either in sickness or in the hour of death.
Amid the decay and ruin of his splendid facul-
les his heart trae to its friendships and to its
owe of music. His affections survived his intel
ectual ability, and, long after he ceased to think,
ie continued to feel. Music greatly delighted him
when the power to think was almost extinguished
The wild and sweet and plaintive strains to which
ne had listened in other days, those strains wrung
rom the bleeding heart Of his country, continued
o echo through the deserted and deaolate halls of
lis mind, and to impart to his soul a portion at
east OF that exquisite pleasure with which in youth
he had listened to them. 1t must have been a sad
md yeta beautiful spectacle to see the glorious
I'D bard, while sitting in the darkness of mental
ciipse, suddenly open his dim eye and sing the
lrs with which in many festive scene he had
the tenderest sentiments of the heart,
nd hidden tears to flow from the eye of beauty.
Had Moore himself seen in his better days any
UGH spectacle, it would have appealed with ire
Vreatned chaplet of song of undying beauty
bout the brow of the old bard. Who will do for
Moore what he would have done 90 exquisitely for
Journal.
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nRAWN NUMBERS OF the Grand Com
II solfdated Lottery of Maryland, Glass S:
22 60 "a 80 81 70 A 90 80 SO 50 90 IL.
e 20 r. FRANCE & CO.,
Jan Is Managers
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Mnrkets.

New YoRK, January 2S.-Sales of 5000 barrels
a s. IS for Genesee, and SIS 81 a 1915 for south
ern Sales of 800 bushels red wheat at 100 cents,
and 5000 bushels yellow corn at SO 10 cents.
Stocks are heavy-Sales of Canton at lit; Erie.
~; Harlem, 7oz; Cumberland 662; Morris Canal,
III; New Creek Coal, a; Nicaragua, 36a.
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arrival Of The Pampero.

New ORLEANS, January 27.-The steamer Pam
pero arrived has arrived at the Belize in five days
from San Juan. She brings two hundred passen-
gers and San Francisco dates of the LIST. III
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BY TELEGRAPH
Arrival Of the ssar ~ tlas w@sG>

Lrsi
Too Wesks Later fros sCslif Sfaia.
Nsw Hosx, January a6.-aThs steAmer STAT 81
the West has arrived from San Juan, bringing ID,
passengers and California datea Of the lat Of janu.
airy. Tbs Golden Gats reached San Francisco On
the 18th. and the Winf Scott on the 99th. The
Oregon left on the 2sth, and the Northsler on the
ist' for Panama. The Brother Jonathan left on
the lat for San Juan. The Oregon and Northerner
took down nearly So. 0O0. 600 in gold. s.
Continuous rains and SHOWS had prevailed for
the past fortnight throughout California The
streams had risen to torrents, bridges had been
swept away, rancheros carried off, and vast GUAM
titles OF stock drowned. Many lives had been lost
At Sacramento, Stockton, and Marysville. 1t was
very difficult to reach the mountain districts with
supplies, and consequently the accounts of want
and distress were numerous. The mountain trails
from Sonora to the Oregon line were blocked up
with snow, and the inhabitants threatened with
starvation.
Flour commands enormous prices. The miners
in some localities had abandoned their elaine and
come down to the cities in pursuit of food. Corpses
had been found by the wayside with provisions
strapped upon them, the unfortunates having per-
ished from cold and exposure. Cabins had been
crushed by the weight of snow, and their inmates
forced to seek shelter in mining holes. At the last
accounts the violence of the weather had abated
large amount of provisions had gone forward.
which it was hoped would reach the destitute
places.
At San Francisco the incessant rains had ia ter
rupted business. Large supplies of -four had ar
rived and prices somewhat abated. Barley was
used In some places as a substitute for bread.
The storm had done some damage to shipping
IN the harbor The revenue cutter Frolic had ar
rived safely. An earthquake occurred at San
Diego on the Goth. The Santa Fe emigrant train
of September 9th arrived at Los Angeles Decem-
Der 4th.
San Francisco Markets Flour had receded to
$36 s 80 for Galego and Haxall. Wheat was firm.
Corn dull. A fair business was doing in provisions
and an advance in prices was looked for. Mess
pork S35; clean $35 $40. Mess beef SIT.
Hams IS a 81 cents. Bacon % cents. Butter IS q
43 cents. Lard Is 81 cents. Rice II cents.
From the Sandwich Islands.
Dates from the Sandwich islands are to Decem-
Der 4. The French were rapidly extending their
power over the Society Islands. The French gov.
ernor, at lost accounts, about to despatch
naval expedition to the Navigation Islands to pun
sh the natives for insult to the French missionaries
Election IF Senator &c. ssif
TRENToN, January 28.-The New Jersey Leeis-
iature have elected Hon. William Wright United
States Senator for six years from the 4th of March
next MIR. Wright was formerly a Whig but
came out for Pierce in the recent campaign.
N. M. Smith was elected State Treasurer, and
William B. Vandervere keeper of the State prison.
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applications from other places now coming in,
those citizens of Washington who wish to secure
favorable situations in the Hall, are requested to
make their applications for space at as early day
possible. s s1a
By order of the Exhibition Committee:
L. M. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
Ian 81
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ELECTION ~ Nen0t0r, &c. $50
TREHToN, January 28.-The New Jersey Legis-
lature have elected Hon. William Wright United
States Senator for six years from the 4th of March
next MIR: Wright was formerly Wing, but
came out for Pierce in the recent campaign.
NJ M. Smith was elected State Treasurer. and
William B. Vanderyere keeper of the State prison
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To conclude with the Farce of
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY.

Medley Dance. Miss ANNIE WALTERS
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This beautiful work Of art presents MANY new
features OF attractive interest Its illustrations ON
s!eei ana WOOD, printed In tints, including fac
similes Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS numbering fiC
ty-are executed in the highest style of excellence.
The literary department Of the work contributed
by some OF the most eminent writer's of the coun-
try' EXHIBITS glances OF the domestic retreats of
American authorship, accompanied with anecdotai
hcioents IN tuelr literary history. Nov Is
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D- DAGUERREOTYPEs. you want
to see yourself as in MIRROR, let THOMPSON
take your likeness He has one of the best arrang-
ed sky-Iights in the country, 80 that he can take
pictures as well in cloudy as clear weather. He
has just returned from New York with the largest
and most beautiful assortment of Fancy Cases,
Lockets, Breastpins, Rings, &c.. in this city
gallery north side Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween II and 9Th Streets Jan l5-Im
GAZETTEER OF MARYLAND; compiled from
~ the United States census of 1885, and other
official documents, with general account Of the
District OF Columbia; vol. with map. ri 81.
Jan 90 FRANCE FAy1 In
DUTNAM's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Febru-
L airy number, just received by
Jan 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
r OFTY AND LOWLY, or Good in all and
II None all Good, by Miss Mcintosh, author Of
Two Lives, or To Seem and To Be; vols. I2mo:
cloth and paper binding.
For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan ~ Booksellers, near 9th street.
pUTNAM's MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY.
just received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY, 81 4.
Jan ~ Booksellers, near 9th street. a
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Dated st. Paul, Aug 10, 1853. l.
TERRITORY OF MIN EsOTA.

D'sTn'or Court Court. i s DISTRICT Summons.
Roswell :. Benedict illiam A. Hail. Lewis s Bene-
dict and Thomas Shaw, partners in trade. under the
name, style and firm of Benedict, Hall a. Co.
Against James Currsn and William b. Law ler partners
in trade, under The name, style ind firm of Curraa q
LAWYER.
To James Cufran and William B. LAWYER, Partners
etc, the above named defendants
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO answer
u the complaint in this action, OF which n copv is
flied the office of the clerk of said court and to serve
copy of your to the said plant the sub
ubscrhers, their office in st. Paul. within twenty day
after The service hereof exclusive of the dav OF such
service; and il you fail TO answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will take Judgment against for the of four hun
drcd and fifty eight dollars with interest from the 25th
day of May, A. D. 1872 besides the of this action
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD 81 BECKER,
Plaintiffs Atty's.
Dated ST Paul Aug 10 leJ3 Iq.6t
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NOTICE..

e. AID Proposals are invited by the Board OF
- bHlfng Commissioners Of the Territory of Mime.
eis, iil Inc nrst OF October next for heating the
aPi" Il the Territory, with heated rariaed air;
ne ilrace to be in the middle ia the basement
81 NE oaldng, conductors running from thence to ten
ohs f library on the first floor, and the Legislative
Hfi, toincii Chamber, and Supreme Court Room on
shf second hoor the work 10 be completed by the first
q, november next Persons wishing TO bid on the
f+3fs OK VIII, for particulars examine the building
s4d stslo in their proposals the manner of
'ht pipes to the different Security will be re-
qlFe FER the completion Of the work at the time spe
cited ID in such manner will secure the proper
-,Aiiah o the building. The fuel used will be wood
BEN. w. BRUNSON, Building Com,
s. fs9l, Min. Ter, Aug. q, ls5s.--Sw,
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HOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.
TIONARY.

FIHE disorders in returning their thanks TO their
4 t!roIs aud the public General for the liberal
eacoGg ement they have received, desire to inform
hist they have machinery and other facilities
sug3 the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy
their manufacture; among Others all of Stick
Cf1 y ose and Burnt Almonds, CorisBderr, Anisse,
Ac1uistei Fruit, and ali other kind Of Drops Candy
and sugar Toys, &c, which they will sell by the box
- lowe saies adding freight than it be bought in
1sieni 'r 81. Louis, with the advantage Of having n
fresh st lie. Also, French, German and English Toys
ana taH,f Goods Ala orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
rptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
~ REM AZ KARCHER,
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

NJ FARMER, late Of the firm Of Rey Farmer,
- is pleased 10 inform his Old friends and al those
wishing to purchase Groceries and Provisions cheepy
that he has received aud Offers for the lowest
cash prices Al his store Third Street, door
below tue o-.ds Fair iarge, fresh ant well selected
stock OF articles in his line, consisting part OF the .oi
lowing:
Sugars OF all varieties,
Teas, the lutcst import ions and best qualities,
coffee, West lnda and Mediterranean Fruits
Tish-Cod. Mackerei and Herring
Pickles and Preserves Of all kinds,
Nuis-AmoEGs Filberts. Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molasses and syrup, best quality from Bsc.ers Re-
finer,
Fiour-Superfne Of the choices, brands
Hams Shoulders ard Pork
And al other articles the line ef family consun
ton, great and sir ali, tedious mentian.
am bound 10 sell, and those wishing 60 trade wi,
fad IL to their advantage TO call.
j. NJ FARMER.
May IS, - s-y
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

Ramsey County.
p. l. Rogers Co. partners in trade,
Against james Curran and William b. Lawlcr partners
in trade, under the name, firm and style OF Curran n
LAWYER.
To James Curran and William ID. Lawe- partners,
& c. the above named defendants:
Won are hereby summoned and required TO answer
Il the complaint in this action, Of Which copy is
Med In the ONCE OF The clerk OF said and
copy ci your anwer 10 the said complaint the sub
scrbCs, al their Office III St Paul, within twenty da,
alter the service hereof exclusive OF the da! of such
vice; and II You tan TO answer the said comp lant with
IN the time aforesaid the plaintiffs III this action VIII
take judgment against for the OF eight hundred
and hty five dollars and ninety cents with interest from
the 18th day of June, A d. 1893 besides the costs OF
this action. RICE, HOLLlN SHEAD n BECKER,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
81. Eaul. 4 ID "a lQ-Gt
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM or et7AcREs with brokon
"A which a crop rajsed last sumner Has IL o
good Tanafack house ic ~, and stable 20 80 There
is good Spring The house aud ine Of
runHing through The larm II il tie
rilu picturesque lake johanna, miles nom -.
Paul and i-2 miles ireln ST. Anthony Fails with good
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY.
ST. Paul, April IL, Io58.--6ui52.
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PORT OF ST. PAUL,
l,or the Voc ellaing .Sep.tnEter Z
ARRIVALS.
MISS SALOME LERCH.

Fash z6lc MILNE, D,ess and 6lcntugmakr,
A hAOUNCES to the ladies Of St. Paul and vicinity.
y he Ia prepared do oil kinds Of work In hex
hoe her residence in ST. Paul. Minnesota street,
Between Firth and SIKH streets, below the carpet
.ysavcIs-
Even ihing done cheap and in workmanlik manner.
."aase yips her a call.
l853-oa-6m
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TERRITORY OLE MINNESOTA.

D'sT'''r cG %.,s ls' c D,sFsloT Summons.
Alvin Higgins Elias s. Higgins and Nathaniel d. Zig
gins partners in trade, under the name, and frm
Of A. and E. :. ggns x Co.
Against James Curlan and William D. LAWYER partners
in trade under the name, st5 lie and firm of Curran
LAWYER.
TO James Cur.an and William B. Lawlcr, partners,
etc. the above named defendants:
VOU hereby summoned and required to answer
ii the complaint in this action, Of which a copy is
flied in the Office of the clerk Of said court, and TO
copy Of your answer TO the said complaint on the sub
subscribers, at their Office in ST. Paul. within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the pisntiis in this action
will take judgment against you tor the sum OF five hun
bred and eighty dollars and iorty cents with interest
from the s0h day OF June, A D. le53 besides the
OF this action
RICE, noLLINsHEAD & BECKER,
Dated st. Paul, Aug. 10, A. D. 1883. l9-6t
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
DIsTRIcr CousT, Is, DIsrRIcr, Summons,
County Of Ramsey,
Alexander Freeman and - Bright partners, under the
name and firm of Freeman and Bright"
Against James Curran and William b. LAWYER part-
ners, under the name and firm Of Curran and LAWYER
To the above named defendants, James Curran and
William b. Lawloi partners, under the name and firm
OF Curran and Lswler:
UOU are hereby summoned and required TO answer
II the complaint in this action, copy OF which is filed
In the office of the clerk Of said court and serve
copy Of your answer TO said complain: the subscr
bers, their Office in the town of St. Paul. within
" days after the service of this you
elusive OF the day Of such services and if you fail
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs this action will take judgment against you
for the Of two thousand four hundred and thirty
dollars and nicety-two cents, with interest the
OF one thousand four hundred and thirty dollars
nine cents from the 9Th day of July 1853 and on one
Thousand dollars and eighty three cents from the 7th
day Of August, 1853 besides the costs OF this action
RICE, HOLLlNsHEAD BECKER,
rlaintifs Afiy's.
Dated 81. Paul, Aug q, 1883. 1851