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Jersey City Intelligence.

CARSON LEsGuE.-Last evening meeting held in
league, on the plan in operation in western and in
terror countries OF the State OF New York Mr. c. H.
chosen secretary After prayer by Rev. A. W. Mcclure,
Mr. Carson proceeded to state the circumstances which
led to the formation Of this league the plan which it
consists Of tax submitted TO by those willing to aid in
the work by which fund is raised with which to
prosecute those who violate the law in the sale OF liquor
Mr. Carson estimates that the tax amounts to IS
cents 500 of taxable property and citizens
win submit to league tax Of Scents per 800 to take
of the of all this taxation, they would
the remaining 80 cents of the effects of t. lie related
circumstances to prove this plan efficient Remarks
made by Others and about $40 altogether Of tax
able obligations were offered to form such league.
There being league existing in Jersey City among the
friends Of Temperance it decided TO refer the pro-
priety Of this form of an organization to that league
After which the meeting adjourned.
WORK RESUMED ON TIE WATER woRKs.-The work on the
water works has been resumed since the in
the weather. and is now being pushed forward with all
due diligence The large syphon by which the water
will be conducted past the draw at the Hackensack draw
bridge, sunk to its place about the first of the
month and readily settled to it's place. connection is
being made either side Of it with the main pipes
workmen are engaged on the engine house, on the
Belevie reservoir and the Bergen Hill reservoir for
wardng the work with the utmost rapidty. They
also covering the trenches at the salt marshes The
pipe has nearly all been laid The citizens impatient
y looking for the introduction of the water and the
prospects that 1t will be introduced early in
June, II the weather continues favorable.
RlSCUIp IRON DRowNNe-At O'Clock last evening an
elderly man, named Thos Quigey who resides at No. 81
Leonard street. stepped overheard he about going
board Of ferry boat the Jersey City side of the
ferry. He footed under the bridge, and rescued
when nearly drowned with great diniculty by John
Rogers, Waterman at the ferry in the employ Of the
company. He taken into q room and restoratives
applied Capt Woolsey, superintendent Of the ferry,
arrived in few minutes and having the attcn
dance Of a physician, had him taken home to his
family as soon as he was comfortable.
The ball of the Morehouse Guard, Jersey City, consist
ing Of resigned remen viii be held this evening at the
Hudson House.
BuRGIARY.-The Office Of s. Davidson, corner Of York
and Hudson streets entered during Wednesday night
by burglars, who robbed the change drawer of a small
sum and broke the Office furniture.
RICHARD CoYoR, injured last week by railroad train
in Jersey City, has died Of his injuries
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Theatres and Exhibitions

BowrRy THEATRE-A varied bill Is announced for this
evening II includes Cloves Sacrifice" ia Tour de
NesIe - and putnam" In these pieces, Mrs Hambn,
Miss Alice Gray, Mr. +. Eddy, Mr. w. r. Dcrr, and other
fsvorite members of the company, appear.
BROADWAY THEArnE-Mr. Forrest will appear this even
ing Jack Cade in Judge Conrads PLAY Of that
As this Is Of Mr. Forests fayoritc parts the house
will be crowded and 1t will be necessary to
early.
BURROWS THEATRE-The "Bcaux' Stratagem" which
was played last night for the FIRST time in many years.
win be given again this evening Mr. Burton Mr. Fisher
Mr.. Jordan, Mr. Johnston, Mr.. Andrews Mrs. Hughes,
Miss Raymond, and Mrs auckland, included in the
cast
NATIONAL THKATRE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin is the at
traction for this evening" with Little Cordea Howard
Eva and oil the other excellent actors in the cast this
piece has been played by them nearly three hundred
nights.
wAiIAcK's THEArRE-The favorite comedy, sThe School
Of Reform" will be played this evening" with L. s.
Thompso Tyke and all the other popular artists In
the company viii assist The charming comcdietta "a
Soldiers Courship," will be added.
BARSrM's MrsEUM--The successful local drama, s'The
Old Brewery" will be played again this evening" with
the same cast that has delighted the patrons OF Bar
NUNS during the last four weeks. good performance
Is announced for this afternoon.
CnRisrYs MrSsTRKs 472 Broadway, give one of their
excellent concerts night The company has been pro-
mnently before the public tor the last Ave years and It's
popularity seems to be ON the increase.
WOODS MrSsrnKIa--This popular company Ia drawing
large houses at No IA Broadway yer,boay ought 10
20 and the "yirginia Culids" They viii be csowi
cd this evening.
CmSms HArL-The already great attraction OF Buck
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Memoranda.

The steamship Golden Age which arrived at Cape Town
Jan from Liverpool her way Melbourne
to letter from Capt Porter made the miles per
aay during the run.20 240 210 26O 2o go 2O 240 263
zee 2eo 80 $50 go als TO the Cape Good Hope Her
route direct from the Irish Channel Cape do Verbs
thence along the coast Of Africa Cape Pamas the
Great Gulf OF Guinea to Cape Negro and again along
coast to Cape Town which stated by Capt
Shortest track and that much surprise existed
strong head winds for several the latter
cage the weather generally favorable She
trip in 26a days running time % days from England
ncluding days detention at st vncens Nearly
set and all the yards and masts down
most OF the time.
Mr. Donald Mckay Boston, has now on the stocks
nearly ready for launching beautiful clipper ship 5000
tons having three decks being diagonaly braced
with iron He has also In frame clipper ship Of 1000 tons
which will store cargo than the Great Republic would
have done Both these vessels for Messrs
packets Dir Mckay has also the stocks packet ship
O tons and making preparations build packet
ships OF ECO tons each ell of which
months The aggregate size Of all these ships will be 800
tons.
The old brig Oregon OF which ashore near
NewbayPor OIL and taken to N sold at auction
2lst inst for $3.50.
Brig Royal Southwick of Boston, tons recently ashore
at Cuttyhunk has been purchased by Mesrs Dclano
haven.
MIssNe yEssELs-Brg w l. Crosby Clifford, sid from
Bath Dec rs for Philadelphia since been heard
from She was good vessel her first voyage
probably lost In the great gale Dee g.
Ship Emma Field (of Bath Crowcll, cid at Now York
been heard for the safety Of the
vessel.
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s;ss.s Tslss;, sSs wreck
S%s &C. hs Of s.rs
vey Raymond Of Plymouth Who was passenger in the r.
had with him. which makes the number lost in that
vessel amount TO. nine.
ScuR DAVID BABsos Of and from Gloucester for NYork
before reported sunk OF Point Judith 81 built at
an and SSns S y SssH .n
the Metropolitan efhcs boston Her carRo Goldfish and
Boston and g. 900 at the Gloucester Marine ONCE
scnH Tyno, from WILKINSON, NC, for Boston, whose
to be the vessel spoken BY the and called
"Trio" The date of her speaking also incorrect.
cn0 Iuise for
night Of GOTH on Fire Island been in contact with large
tosaf badly Must discharge and repair The unknown
n shs
from GT and sa tss pat
rival has not been reported here,1
sLoop cAnor from NISndon 10th for NYork with hoop
pair; will have to 20 on tho ways
Notice to Mariners.
The wreck David Babson OF Gloucester which was
cappged and sunk afternoon Of Goth inst off Point Judith
dangerous situation for vessels entering Nara
from the point with Of her masts above water
Spoken.
Brig Linden pS bark Lindsay as printed In New Orleans
Foreign PORTS
CIrnruEeos-In port March H. bark American Adie to
load for Boston brig Pantagenet tBr Mcclellan for Dos
MArAszAs-In port March 49, brig Elizabeth Boardman
for Portland gets - l29s per hid mclassca M,
Tnisphp1n port March II, brig Sarah Parker Parker
zis. port an Feb p sS's' Mechanic for ''
[prR srxAmsHir rAcrvrc.l 49,
Asrwynr-Arr March 3 Edward Cohon Cisrk ; YORK
March asi Gsssy ai,
Pstriot. cssssns. NYork
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CITY Intelligence.
THE RIVER PIRATES AND THE MURDER on THE BAT


Some two Year, ago, It win be recollected German
murdered the Battery his pockets riaed Of S35
and his body thrown into the river where 1t was disco
vered the following morning Coroner Ives caused the
rest OF German suspicion Of being the murderer but
the evidence did not sustain the charge the Grand
thieves named Saul Howlet and Johnson were arrested
for the murder Of . Waterman board ship which
tried convicted and two Of them-Howlett and saul
were hanged. johnson was sent to the State prison
for life
At about the time these murderers were convicted We
published the fact from authentic information that the
German the Battery had been murdered by the Saul
and Hewlett gang; that fact has been fully
coroborated by of the gang called Frenchy" who
died In the State prison Tuesday last who short
time prior to his death is said TO have made confession
himself the murderers Of the poor German the
Battery. "Frenchyn asserts that he the one who
decoyed the German to tho Battery and Saul came be-
hind their victim and broke in his skull with bar Of
iron They then rhed his pockets and all they got was
tSsv threS off the Rsttsrv into The river WHARF ws
discovered on the following morning.
FRz.-Yesterdny afternoon the bells rung alrrm
for the Sixth district which was for fire In the bakery
No 146 Houston street The fire broke out in the base
ment, where q washerwoman was engaged, she having
left the for few moments to hang clothes
thus set fire to the premises The fremen were mmed
stsy the SPOT and the flames after
property.
gatonalists held last night at the Broadway Hail.
Thirty street. to consider the steps necessary
towards building church in Thirty fourth street There
present twenty members Of the congregation
Mr.. Rose called to the chair, and Mr. st. John ap
pointed secretary The prospects of the church and the
enterprise then discussed and it stated that
$4,000 was necessary before the work could be
menced. Four thousand dollars subscribed, and
that all that could be obtained. therefore
voted that the project of erecting church in Thirty
fourth street be abandoned It was also moved and
seconded that the congregation itself be broken up and
the pastor dismissed. This motion was laid upon the
table until next Thursday night week. The meeting then
adjourned.
TIE EFFECTS OF HIGH RENTs-The cxorbitant increase
of rents this has been town well down town.
And we notice, in consequence OF the great amount
charged for small enements and stores around the Crys
tai Palace great majority of them have been vacated
and at present unoccupied. this vacation of tene
ments little more general it would teach Ian lords
lesson that might benefit them and the whole commu-
nifty.
FIRST Tow FROM ALnANY-The steamer Austin, Capt.
Getty arrived Wednesday at IL O'clock with five load
cd barges fer the Albany and Canal Line.
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Superior Court-Gepernl Term.


Ordered That the calendar of for trial at the
ensuing April term OF this Court be continued the
calendar OF the next May and June terms respectively
and be taken up at the OF those terms
respectively, at the place where the Court leaves or at
the close OF the term Immediately preceding.
Causes not noticed for trial at the April term and such
during that term put off for the term or called
passed. may be noticed for the May and June terms;
and causes thus put off, called passed, during the
May term may be noticed for the first Monday of June
The clerk will place the noticed for May and
June terms respectively at the foot of the April calen-
dar, according to their respective priority
Notes OF issue 10 be Ged In the causes last men,
toned in other the April calendar notes of
issue need be fled for two subsequent terms but notice
of trial must be served for each term that the causes
may be put on continued the calendar All notes
of issue must be fed with he clerk, or before
tomorrow, Saturday. the 25th instant
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EDGART0WN, March 16-Arr ship Three Brothers,
Adams, Sandwich Islands, Holmes Hole for Nantucket
before reported At Holmes Hole.
Arr 10th, schr uarbingsr Coombs, Jacme for Boston,
with loss Of part Of deck load ogwood IN gale 10Th
inst. Sid schr Susan Russell, New York.
Arr 10Th sehrs VIM Brown Holbrook Baltimore for
Farwell Conary New York for do; Coral Miller Rockan
for New York; Cadet, Mathews, N York for Bath.
Sid 21st, schr Coral, NYork
In port I'D ship Three BROTHERS. dss brig Lucy Watts
for Tbomason, ready schrs Harbinger, VIM Brown,
Hallock Joseph Fsrwell and Cadet. Wind Me-
PHILADELPHIA Marcel g. 4 PM-Arr briss Mary Per.
kns Nckerson and Canton Kelly Boston; schrs Resident
(r) Hunt. Halifax Hyde, Emery, Eastport Village
Gem Case; Globe, Homer; Lanfnir Kefiy Ellen Nick
Sturges Norris Cohassett Phinney and Louisa
Gray Sharp, Boston; kedron Hunter and Ellen, Swain
New London Enterprise Pemdleton Consul, Howes, and
Col Jas Page, Edwards New York.
Cid ship Mary Whittier Jones, ApalAchicolA; bark
Azof, Simmons Havana: schrs Z II Rowley, Rogers,
Cbarcston Consul Howcs Boston, Col Jas Page Edwards
Norwch American Belle, Brown, Portland; Hamlet Hall,
Providence; Kedron Humer Bridgeport
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United stnfes Circuit Court-In Equity.

Before Hon. Judges Nelson and Belts
MARCH 23.-HoTdce H. Day RS the Ncw England Car
Sfring Ctnifdny-Thc following order was made:-Th
defendants la, ing led their answer in this case deny
ing the title OF the complainant 10 the pretended dis
coyory, and averring title thereto in themselves the
headings mentioned, and having therefore moved 10 dis
fove the injunction granted in the cause and counsel
for the respective parties having been heard by the
Court aud Il being considered by the Court that the
rights of the respective parties in the subject matters at
between them proper subjects to be hoard
determined upon issues at law and not upon proceedings
in equity IL IL tereupon ordered by the Court that the
injunction heretofore ordered be dissolved and that all
proceedings in this suit in equity be stayed until the sut
at Law pending be tried according 70 the rules aud
practice Of the Court
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Port of New York, March %, 1864.

CLEARED.
Ship Minnesota, Allen, Liverpool Williams Guion.
Ship Baidur isorj ' Dahl SLICE Cork, i schmidt
Bari Leone sio DartOO, Naples and Palermo Chamber
BARK hees, Pstsf;sn V cardSns.. "' 9 Reeve ''As
Br Tmps Ann
Brig Dolphin Miller San Juan, Cuba Freeman Co.
Brig Martin Van Buren,, Cossns Jacksonville, 9 E J
sris Tyrone, Coggins y J.sksonyille D&J Pstors
sshr Th0s Cooper corson Burnt Fort Ca, Pisr on
sohr Corfu, Cudworth, Elizabeth City, Reed Nash.
s s Maria Jane Somers Wilm,nston Blossom Son.
sohr Marcsna, Munson, Rchmona Van B1ant slssh.
sshr W Bell, Rayner, Phiiadsiphia. MKee ''''A'
Steamer Mars Green Philadsiphia, "a Briggs
ARRIVED.
mdss And 10 passengers, TO Collins asher dock
Steamship Jamestown, Cavsndy, Norfolk &C. with mdse
and passengers, TO Ludlam Plessants. =,
passed Dec a. With teas and 70 ~ Min
turn Co. Dec Of s. s.nds saw clipper ,hip supposed
S Now, Ysss 1S
Re jsssiSs 70: New report: having seuoSsd
WITH :sP Sss5sIsa Ts:s S:
ssh1 o. and ifs from IT,
S,f o1 s Js The pilot
Rsnaaia Frsnoos S'n'' ana Boston Gays IN
Brig Duncan (of Warrenl Robinson Zaxa, Cuba @ days
schI Francis ssttery kss7sand ss7snnah days, with
cotton, to McCrcady. Mott Co.
Schr Chas Grener, Marks, Georgetown, 6 days.
Schr Ocean, Howe, Wilmington, NC, days.
Schr Abd:el Kader, Brown, Potomac river, s days.
Schr Daniel Higgins, - -, Virginia.
Schr Lydia Ann Somers, Virginia.
Schr Mary D, Hanes, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr John Thompson Robinson Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Hammond Smith, Philadelphia for Norwich.
zts} ssssts SisIi ss. ss.
Schr Flnyilla, Taylor, Boston, 4days.
Schr Victor, Crowell, Boston, days
Schr Catharine Wilcox, Sturgis, Boston, days.
Schr Jane Glover Doane, Plymouth, Mass, days.
Schr Susan Chase, Snow, Harwich, 5 days.
Sohr Mary Elizabeth, Doane, Harwioh, 8 days.
Schr Corvo, Gables, Rockiand.
Schr Mount Hope, Post, Rockland.
Schr Mary Brewster, Hallock Rockland.
Schr William Henry, Smith, Rockland.
Sioop VIM Bowen, Hallock, Providence, days.
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
SAILED
York, Liverpool.
Wind at sunrise. Ne meridian, do; sunset, KNW
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ley band has been augmented by the attraction Of Eph
Horn Go and see them.
TIE CAMrBnLs have evee for all their friends at l05
Broadway half the admres Of this band were 70
visit the hail. they would I'LL It up for months TO come
BROADWAY MuA0xRK-The Hlliputan King, the fat
lady the elephant and all the other curious things about
the establishment No 327 Broadway, in 6ne cond
ton and they viii oil be shown to vsiters this day and
evening.
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First District Court.
before Indigo Nan Colt

VIOLATION or CORPORATION ORDINANCES.
MARCH Pin the absence Of Judge Green, Judge
Van Colt presided. Several cases for the violation
OF the corporation ordinances brought up and
the parties fined in various sums, from s. up to $780,
So much for merchants encumbcrng the sidewalks of
New York and compelling pedestrians to pass out into
the middle Of the street and wade through eight
inches of mud. The Bread street wholesale houses
pleely block up the sidewalk with their merchandise
and few smart fines them might impress them with
the fact that the street public thoroaghfarc and not
solely for ther accommodation.
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Telegraphic Marine REPORTS.

BOsTON Maseh 2S-Ar. ships Fleetwood, shanghae
Prospero, fslay Marathon New Orleans Miss Mag Calves
tom iarks Mary Kmball, Mobiles Hamilton, Havana
David Nichols Matanzas Avola Charfeson briggs Smyrna
Catania Almira Matanzas Leader Turks islands, Judge
Blaney, NOrleans: Mary Elizabeth, Savannah; NJ Gil
more Baltimore; Radius New York; General Foster, Aux
Cages.
NEW ORLEANS March 22-Below steamship Star Of
the South, from New York.
CHARLESTON, March 22-Arr sehr A p Pharo, Proyi-
dence.
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7 Ell EG r A HIC.

ACCIDENT TO THE SHIP ROBERT KELLY.
LIvERrooI, Wednesday Morning, March s, 1854.
The ship Robert Kelly, from Liverpool for New York,
went ashore Arkow Bank the passengers were all
saved, and the vessel was discharging her cargo.
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CoSsTANTINoPIE, Feb. %

(BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON LwERrooI)
LONDON, Wednesday, March s, 1854.
third edition OF the Morning Herald announces the
arrival of a messenger who was Immediately coseted
with tho Queen and brought the announcement that the
Russians had carried Kaefa and massacred all within
It's walls No details are given.
This is generally regarded false but is needless to
say that the statementrue fase-has left the pub
lie in the most trembling state Of anxiety.
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Qses HamburEJ
BARoELoHA-Arr Feb l6 Dsscubislts Hsnan, N0risaaa-
DxAL-Arr March T. Adjustsr, Richardson, London (An1
proceeded for 0eslong); Rchd Golden Burrs do (sna
essdsd for Boston, Juli. Erdman Antwerp for NYo.k
land, Ne.
GEEEsoox-sld March l. Lady Of the Lake, Duncan.
Stairs Morse Lawton and Centurion Coonbs
~ orx' Lotus visohery, and Vortex Allen, Boston.
oo Gs9 ALTAaMAE Feb "a Atsisya Nash Palermo. CA
VA ~ lane smith, Pott, Boston Qrom Leghornl
Hudson, Nordsnhalts Charisston; Oldsnburs. hsncks
uHAysE-Arr March Art Union, stubbs NYork; lsA.
aiecsgerg, MiinAms NOrleena Arr In tho roads 5th,
.nd tx March Arctic Hero, Young sundsr
LIvERrooLEArr March 3.Northampton, reed NOrisaas;
Kate Howe Norcross NOrleans; Huron, wales Charles
damaged u Johann an Lc,nsls Lamls NYolL Hshsn.s
Afric, o. Harrison, and Orient Hill NYork; America q,
In LIE Maruex Sth Flora Tample Fickatt fropn
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OLIVIER, STONE & FOLSOM,
OFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
u Court House in st. Paul Min, the following pro-
nerty In the City Of st. Paul:
of lot No IA in block No 2, Leache's Addition being
Sc l-2 feet front on Ramsey street
go Lots and block l, and lots l6 and IL block 8,
and lot block in Markley q Walkers addition.
Also Lots aud block l6 in Kittson's addition upon
Which is erected a new cottage dwelling, etc.
And Lots 3 and 4 block Bass addition.
Also lands st. Paul, as follows:
In TIC wn 20, Range %,
400 acres heing hf n w or and eqr Or sec 26,
and G qrs W or sec %, and w hf N Or, and n or
sw or sec 5, and 4r Or, and n W or n Or
and qr W qr sec s.
In Town 20, Range %.
leo rs follows: W hf u " or and quarter n w
or 10. and W ar sw Or sec 8.
In Town 30, Range %.
462 acres follows: Lots No l, 2, and A. and hf 9
eqr and qrs e or, and e hfs W Or sec 81 and
lot No sec 90.
The above property will he sold cheap and upon rea-
sonable terms. For further parti cuiars enquire OF
OLIVIER, STONE FOLSOM.
st. Paul, March 20, ls54-39-V
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st. 39aul a00'ts.
DENTISTRY.

Il
u w. BiDDLE, late of Pittsburg Pa
RSsS mas permanently located in Saint Paul
uIrYYYy Fourtecn years close application to his
&C, O profession together with a large and
oeauni assortment of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
from one To an entire set of teeth by pheric
PRESSURE with beautiful representation of the
gum restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging
eeth extracted with little pain possible. Teeth
cleailsed ana diseased gums restored to health.
" nee an 4 residence Oh Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
N. B.-Al jobs warranted.
ST Paul, July 49, II
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st. 33duI AO0'tS.
NATH'L. r. TYSON co.
(oN ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO TILE MINNESOTA

RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE
: we fairly fixed in our new building. and
"A having sufficient room to store q large and COM
plce stock of Groceries, Grain, Flour and Provisions
would respectfully call the attention of our friends
in St Paul and the surrounding country, the FACT
that we have just received the largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCERIES, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, SC,
ever brought to Minnesota, and say to olr
ST. CrOiX and Minnesota river friends, that are Of
ering better Inducements to these trades than aity other
house in ST. PAUL. and at wholesale; pledge our
selves to sell at GALENA PRICES. Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
1t the landing part of the city free of charge
We would again respectfully call attention to our
new stock, Dealers and friends throughout the
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept in line of business; and in doing
would express thanks for favors, and the liberal
patronage extended towards the past winter. We
enumerate in part follows which will sell strictly
nr cash at the lowest marLc ct rate
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TOCApITAJ.ISTSH

THE immense and valuable water power mt Sank
l. Rapids is new for sale the reason
able terms. Persons wishing to engage in the manu-
factnre 9 lumber and flour, will find This the de-
sirable point in Minnesota The amount of power that
can be made available for driving machinery is not
ceeded at any point in the Territory. None need apply
unless willing commence the erection of mil Is mne
dately. To such, EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS will
be offered
For particulars enquire of the subscriber Of BO
RUP Il OAKEs, Bankers, st. Paul.
Nav GEO w SWEET.