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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

MORE SHooTING.-Mr. Phineas Perry, an over
seer of roads in Russell county, recently had some
words with man named Thomas Sells, relative to
portion of the latter's work upon the road
While Mr.. 8. attempted to strike Perry with
rock the latter shot his antagonist and at the latest
dates we learn there were but slight hopes of his
recovery.
On Wednesday last Oscar P Smith, student of
Hamilton Ga, was shot by man named VIM. Bur
ford. The Organ of that place says liking Alcohol
the cause of the shooting" Smith lies in cri
teal condition.
An affair of the same kind or with nearly the
same result lately took place in Milledgeville, in
which a young man named Dyer was killed by
young McComb, of that place.-Cotun5us En-.
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER In
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
(79 Main Street, South side,)
LAS now in store, and is constantly re-
LII ceiving unusually large stock of CHINA,
EARTHENWARE and GLASS, LAMPS, LOOK
ING-GLASSES and FANCY GOODS, of his own
direct Importation which he offers to the trade ct
wholesale, upon favorable terms any other
house can offer.
A liberal discount to cash buyers. G -
q Special pains taken to pack securely.
mil Inn
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CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
~ &c, at the old stand. 2I8 Broad street.-At the
solicitation of many of bis friends and customers,
the subscriber, with a view of accommodating the
west end of The city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he viii keep the usual
supply of every thing connected with the business,
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls, Goblets, De.
canters, Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Trays Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bri-
tannia Casters. Tea and Coffee Pots, with endless
variety Of China Ornaments &c.
NH it's EDWARD s. HTCKSON.
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THE MoMENTous QUESTION. -"Well Charlotte
now you have decided on the brocade, what lace
do you mean to trim it with 2"
"Why, Amelia, l really don't know-what do you
think 2"
"Oh, Charlotte dear, how should tell; what do
you say to "pointl" l saw some in Broadway to-
day at $40 the yard
That's just the thiug-let's see-takes twenty
yards. don't it2'
ayes, love, and if you have anything over you can
give it me- if there's anything admire, its point"
lace George says its extravagant but see no fun
in stinting ones SELF do you, dear 2" *.
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CHEAP. FASHIONABLE AND

GOODS. II. FISHER having lust return /.
ed from the North, he bess to Offer to the in.
haeitants Of Richmond the largest assortment
OF BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS, Re Of every varie-
ty and color. for Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen. He
returns b. sincere thanks for the great patronage be
M receiycd AID si hopes that ell no VII
-ioIe,s ~ 8. III. FISHER, !
mn "a % 5s4 % Broad az
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4 RBOUR G OTTAG Es--PL ANK
"A .RoAD.-Tbe pndessiensa,has inst completed.
avery meat COTTAGE, on the above road, n miies
from Richmond, which be win open for the recep.
tiDn Of company SATURDAY, 1ath Inst IS
0entieuen viii Ind this delightful drive, and
when there the Lardcr and Bar furnished with the
best quality oply y
The business viii be underline superntendence of
his brother in.law, Mr.. e. T. SfMONS, already f..
worldly known at the Saloon attached to the Ar6our
Richmond -
He hopes, a. he has been to considerable expense
and az such Retreat has long been wanted, gene
public win las they ever have done sustsin him
In his new enterprise. r. w. ALLEN.
! NIB. Military Companies and Clubs furpished
with Dinners zzss ~ NH n
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D. DENOON, Bell and Brass

~ Founder. on Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
siness in all its various branches. EN
BELLS for churches ships railroads, tsverna, and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years and their superior tone and
lily, can assure my friends that they are equal to
any made in this country. shall always keep Oh
hand re gulsr supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
az All kinds Of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended TO- Bell Brass, and
all the various kinds Of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowestrates.
NIB. The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and RRASS fe 25-Smt
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GEORGE j. SUMNER

GEORGE j. SUMNER, -
IMPORT AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NO. 90 FOURTEENTH STREET,
LAS now in store and is daily receiving
IL his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes together with
large stock of GLASSWARE, LOOKING-GLASS-
ES and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found as extensive and the prices
as low as any Northern re-packing house can offer
Merchants visiting this market viii promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
q Special attention given to packing.
NH d2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

Hs0R SALE-6ome second hand MA
CHiNERY, for sssh and Blind msksas. Also.
any 2ssntity Of SASH BLINDS ane Doors.
mhH w II. AMBER.
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! FASHIONABLE SPRING MIL

LINEN 1.--mfa. e. vlGLINI, is now In re-
ceipt Of o very handsome assort,nent Of
STRAW and SILK BONNETS. OF the Ia
ans mose approved stylea coasistps Of Lee
nas.ends PUNISHABLE. Split Straw, Hair and Diamond
ssIsw Also, beaunfui Spring Stylss OF Ribbons and
rioweis TO which she solicits the attention Of al
we wsna Of uch goods ~ they win b. sold very low,
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Es LARGE DWELLING HOUSE

Ga LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
E:a FOR RENT, AND BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE.-The House is in pleasant and retired
neighborhood. within ten minutes walk of bust.
which render it an eligible Family Residence, or
Boarding School Mansion; possession ON the Goth of
April. =
FOR sALE-several Handsome BITJI,DINa
LOTS. on 18th street now opened and improved;
others On Church Hill, and from Is to so Acres of
LAND near the city. which would make beautiful
Cottage Farm. Apply to
A. 6. STUBBS
NH 6-lawts At Knowles and Walford,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

The ANTI NEBRASKA MEETINGs-The Roches
ter IN. " Advertiser says
These gatherings are not worth quarrelling about,
being very innocent affairs got up for the purpose,
not of affecting Nebraska, but of combining the
abolition sentiment OF the North, preparatory to the
next Presidential campaign. 1t is platform de.
signed TO take the place of the Buffalo one, which
was found unserviceable after one years use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

Clarke Mills, the sculptor, in our village last
week. He brought with him two of his model
horses, one wild Mexican horse, the other cross
of the Morgan and Duroc breeds. The latter.
which he intended as the model for the horse in
the Washington statue. ordered by Congress- was
taken sick here and died. Mr. Mills priced him
very highly and says his loss cannot be repaid by
. money-Marlboroagh Md Gazette. : =
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN :

r NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-
We are now prepared at the Ladies' Saloon
No. IS Main street, to manufacture TO order
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of every de.
scription in the best and most fashionable Style
Gent een are invited to call and leave their orders.
We have also constantly on hand, of our own man
ufacture every description Of Boots and Shoes for
gentlemen, to which their attention 10 requested.
sNss. WHITE K PAGE
fe2 fs5 fssgs No. IS Main street.
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A TTENTION. ANGLERS.-FRESH
"a SUPPLY OF FISHING TAcKIE-I.. 80 90.

SurFLI Ut FIsHINdTACkLE.-I am now
opening the most complete assortment Of FISHING
TACKLE have ever had. Amongst my anortme at
may be found all the variety Of Hooks such a. Viz
ke., besides full assortmsnt Of Hccks On sut and
Eiup Aise, Gut And Gimp, extra; single and double
7fimmmsi hteeed Lnsss with Floats and sHeets,
Singss extrs Cotton, Linen and Flax Lines; Twist-
sd Plated, spnn Cable-lad and Braided Silt Lines,
Walking Cane fishing Aods In great variety.
iso Just received, fine assortment Of Colts and
ALIENS REVoLyENS. s.
JAMES WALSH, Maksr and
mh to--Iw Importer Of Cuns Riflea &e -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
j above reward, and all reasonable expenses. will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, if taken SO
miles from Richmond, thirty dollars if ta-
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria of medium statue with round face, skin
about gingerbread color, good set of teeth, full
suit of hair and pleasant countenance Her pre-.
else age not recoected, but she is believed to be
about twenty four OF FIVE years old.
PHIL. M. TABB Il SON, Agents.
Office on Governor street,
NH Its Between Main and franklin sts
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cEH CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
49, CARRIA g + S.-THOS. CLEMMITT
10th street, nearthe Banks, Richmond. Va, manu-
facturer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA.
WAYS and BUGGIES. invites the attention of all
in want of such articles assuring them that he does
not deal in Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
he warrants equal to any in the city, and at prices
that cannot fail to please. NH is to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27
RATTLE OF THE RUSSIANS AGAINST TIL
RUSSIANS.

RATTLE OF THE RUSSIANS AGAINST THE
RUSSIANS.
Below we give minute account Of battle in the
dark, briefly noticed in our foreign summary on
Saturday:
On the 18th of February. conflict took place by
mistake between two columns of the Russian army
The Turkish positions extended In an easteriy
direction as far as the village OF Cuperceni, which
is about a mile distant from kalefat.- For several
DAYS Turkish corps, 1000 strong, under the com.
maod of Col Mir0lai had been posted ia front of
this village and in the direction Of the Russian out
posts. On this corps the Russians determined to
make an onslaught during the night of the 10Th
For this purpose two Russian columns were brought
up each from 1000 to 5000 strong, one by the road
which leads to Kalefat, from about the village of
Scrbezi and the other from the left side OF it, from
about Poisna, prince Milosch's property to ad-
vance unexpectedly upon the Turks, to surprise,
enclose them and cut them to pieces. The Rus
sian columns commenced their march at three
o'clock in the morning, and by four o. clock reached
a position from whence they were only half an
hours march from the Turkish pickets. The second
column seems either to have missed the direction
by mstaking the road, or to have come up long az
ter its time. Be this as it may, the latter column in
the obscurity OF ioggy night concluded the former
one to be a body of hostile Turks, and instantly
opened upon them a terrific cannonade which the
Others who labored under the same mistake re-
turned with yet more deadly effect. Pressing TO
wards each other 1t came long to close fire of
small arms. This ilomened combat lasted for
hour and half until, when day dawned, the COM
batants saw with horror the error they had COM
mitred The loss in killed and wounded, in the
course of this nights encounter, is reckoned by the
Russians Themselves at several hundreds. The
Turks were naturally alarmed at every point and
at Widdn, which is but league and half distant
Omer Pacha, on hearing the cannonade, took all
the requisite measures for defence. The Turkish
corps stationed at Cuperceni stood to arms, in
diness tor action at any moment, but did not fad
vance, as it was at loss to imagine comprehend
what the Russians were about, numbering one
another in that style. 1t was not till between
Z and s A. NJ, that the Russian columns withdrew
to their respective positions carrying their wound
ed along with them" ....
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: DIR. III. X. HOYT, SuRcEoN

ID A14S' ~. n. 1IOI =, bUKGEUN
DENTIST, formerly from Baltimore,
SAlIIYYybaslo located permanently in Richmond
:. Office Ton Main st., at the Augusta
House in Boshers Row, between 9th aud 9th sts Let
ters OF recommendation from Dr. N. Smith Hon.
Reverdy johnson. and Others can be seen II desired
Or tenders his sincere thanks to the citizens of
virginia for their very liberal patronage during his
vsfsn different parts of the State for the last seven
years and respectfully invites them to give him
call at his new home. He keeps horse and sulkey
and viii sttend 10 calls from the country az soon a.
possible. free of extra charge. All operations Der.
formed by him, shall be done in the very best man
per. and charges reasonable. NH ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27
BARGAINS. BARGAINS!.-I am in

- receipt of large assortment of
s. CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE,
direct from the manufacturers, of many new ard
handsome shapes and patterns: to which, With .
choice stock Of FANCY GOODS. LOOKING
GLASSES. LAMPS, STONE-WARE, &C., 1 iavite
the partisuar attention of both Wholesale and retail
purchasers r-- -
Being determined to reduce my stock, with view
OF making change in my business. inducements viii
sing for cash..
Special attention paid to packing, and the delivery
OF goods in good order.
s. HUGH A. WATT,
NIB 14-dfm No. "a. China Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

GUANO, PLASTER AND OTHER
" MANURES.-Ast the above named articles are
transported on the Virginia Central Railroad at very
low rates. notice is hereby given that they will only
be received at the Depot and transported at such
times as may suit the conve nience of the company.
By order Of the Board.
z. H. GILL, Supt.
Richmond, FEBRUARY 2, 1854 fe5-2m
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OF THE RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general m eetir of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvilfe Rail.
road Company will be held in the city of Richmond.
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1854, at ~
O'Clock. M.
The Stockholders will usual, pass free over the
Railroad, to and from the meeting. Is Il9s
By order ofthe BOARD eF DiREcToRs. est
P.VAN DEURSEN. See'y.
Office Richmond and Danvile r. r. Co. 4 = -
Richmond, Feb. "a, 1854.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. Il CO.
RICHMOND March 4. 1854.
A L meeting of the Board of Directors
"A of the Virginia Central abroad Company ON
was adopted, viz:
Resoired. That meeting of the Stockholders be
convened to meet in the city " Richmond on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day of APRIL next, ct 10
O'Clock, A. M. at the Metropolitan Hall
copy from the minutes.
NH 6-,6thsp j. GARRETT, sec'ry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

hR A FITS ON The FOLLOWING.
IL points can be obtained at all tunes, by apply
ing to ADAMS& CO.'S Express Office, No. 4, 14th
street, under Exchange Hotel.
PARIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
ANTWERP, HAVRE,
BREMEN, HAMBURG,
GLASGOW, BRUSSELS,
DOVER, MELBOURNE,
FRANKFORT. ON.THE-MAlNE.
Also, Sight Drafts for any amount, which cash.
ed any Bank in the United Kin gdom of Great Bril-
tain, and grant Letters of Credit in England nego-
table in any part of America.
.L.McDONOUGH,
fe l7-tf ,s-..-. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

NOTICE.-Haying discontinued the Ba
IN hing business. il becomes necessary for al who
indebted to settle their accounts as soon ~
possible They will be presented for payment by
Messrs. ]. r. Atkinson and Alex SevensoG
WM- FALC0NER.
MARCH LIST. 1871 NIB i6 -
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NOTICE. wish to inform the citizens
IN of Richmond the Railroad Companies in
general that am prepared to furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS. MARQUES, TARPAULINS,
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. C. DREW.
p S-All orders to be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos. Renovan's on 14th or Pearl street. Richmond.
NH q 2m* w c. DREW
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LOUISE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either in houses ships, in the best manner and
cal PLUMBER he feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Wafer Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash-hand Bs-
SINS, Copper and Iron Boilers etc on the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed His establish
ment is at No 220 Main street, between 9Th and o. h.
where orders should be left.
NH 6-lms DANIEL ODONNELI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

Major Richard P. Hammond, who is spoken of
as the successor of Col Gwin in the United States
Senate from California, is Virgnian by birth. ed
ucsted at West Point, Major in the regular army
in Mexico and is now the Collector of the port a.
San Francisco.
A fire in the wholesale and retail Dry Goods
store of Messrs. Moses e. Wait OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio
on Saturday week, destroyed most of its contents
Loss 5000 to 5000 Insurance $1,000
SUNK.-The new ferryboat Two Brothers. bound
from Pftsburg to New Orleans sprung leak at
CuIium's Rpple,a short distance below Cincinnati,
ON riday night, and sunk in sixteen feet water
She had on board 9, 900 bushels of coal.
The btica Daily Gazette learns from Mr.. Boyce
-, Sommiss ioasr IN that city, that Mr.. Bosworth
late postmaster OF Troy, who was arrested on q
charge OF emeez zling the United States funds has
against him, and been discharged,
Hiram Powers statue Of the "Greek s,av.,
which for few years past has been exhih;ted
throughouf the country, has been purchased by c
The Japan squadron, 1t 10 reported, has been 70
called, but 1t is supposed Com Perry will paw his
second visit to Japan before he receives his re-
call.
Capt VIM. Houck, one OF the 'sOld MARYLAND
Line" died suddenly of paralytic stroke on the
10th instant, In Carroll county, at the age of "A
years.
Three men named o. C. Hills, VIM Newcomb
and VIM Broadwick, were drowned at Governor,
ST. Lawrence Co, n, Y, ON the 17lh inst. They
were carried over the dam OF the river where they
were sailing. E
Gosx TO CALIFORNIA P. McGill and George
Frcaner, members OF the Bar at Hsgerstown, Nd.
and Robert Swan, who was tried and acquitted
Of killing Sprigg, LEFT for California last week,
ExYEDIT1os TO LIBKsiA--The colonization jour
nal statas that m expedition vessel possibly q
steamer, will take emgrants from Baltimore and
Norfolk on or about the 6rst Of May.
Foa Manifestations fifteen or twenty men
EFT this city yesterday morning, bythe Rock Island
Railroad. f0r kebraska, via 81. Louis and 6srpee
sw day. Chicago Tribune, Tuesday.
THE FIoHr IN fHx Pension oFvicE YESTERDAY
we learn that Mr.. Evans proves not 70 have been
8 much damaged Ia that frscas as was ct first sup
0eed. His fingers are mashed only, no bones be- |
q broken Wdskisgtos Star, Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

DECISIONS wishing to take Stock in new
l. BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION, to be loca-
ted on Shockoe Hill, will please leave their names
with L. w. GLAzEBRooK,, HAROLD MURRAY, or
GEO. B. SAUNDERS & Bro. NH "a Is
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN
~ persons cautioned against receiving or trad
ing for single bill executed to w. c. Walthall by
me for the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS,
dated Nov. 26th, 1882 and payable five years after
date, as have valid defence thereto.
N. S. CARPENTER
March 23rd 1854 NH "a Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

PEMOVAL-PETERS, MARTIN q
~ CO, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS have removed to the large and commodious
brick house recently occupied by Messrs. Deane &
Brown, on the Basin, corner 18th and Cary streets
Richmond, Va. NH I8 rs
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Major Richard P. Hammond who is spoken of
the successor of Col Gwin in the United States
Senate from California, is Virginian by birth ed.
ucated at West Point Major in the regular army
in Mexico, and s now the Collector of the port q,
San Francisco ~
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In | wan ito purchase pair of young
derate size liberal price paid for sueh - iii mo
LONG tails preferred. JAS. D. Elicit 'a's
GenI Agent aud Com'r Merchant
mn = Corner OF Bread and nth stree..
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-09

EAGLE CITY.
OTIS in this valuable town ready for sale =

OTIS in this valua bic ready for sale at
prices which cannot fail to be profitable, either for
investment or permanent location
The prOprieors of the above have expended both time
and money in exploring the whole of the country in the
immediate line of the St Paul and Lake Superior Road
and for beauty of location pure water and rich SOIL
well satisfied 1T cannot be surpassed by other portion
OF the Territory. 1t is in the heart of country well
watered and abouns with innumerble groves of heavy
exists of several large sugar camps, which have
until very recently been worked natural grasses abound
in every direction. and TaInarac sufficient for farming
purposes that will supply the demand for years to
In addition to the above natural advantages for agricu
tural purposes it must be admitted that town about
that distance mles) from st. Paul must inevitably
spring necessary adjunct to the proposed Railroad
and here i the spot necessary and capable of supplying
the wants of all that may be required either in a
mercal agricultural point of view Wood and water
most necessary cOncOmittant to locomotive engine,
there in abundance, and being only few miles distant
from Saltwater, the great lumber mart. contributes
greatly to facilitate the operation of building which the
advantages of this location is evidently bound to call for
The propreor wish not to be miscad by such significant
phrases that they not induced by motives
in locating this town, it is to make money that they
have embarked in this enterprise, but this they do say
they will sell such Bile terms will make
matter of interest and profit to those who wish to
join in the audabe object of helping to build up this
promising town. The original prOpretors have already
sold half their interest and prepared to sell
the balance and intending purchasers will please in
mind that good Warranty Deeds given for all lots sold
For further particulars enquire the office of STARKEY
and PErTEYs, Real Estate Dealers Third Street. ST. Paul
Minnesota Territory.
st. Paul. July 10. 1S54.-d3m.