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No. 20 KORERTS NJ T. EEL.
atATHCART at the above store has large stock of
q fancy and staple dry goods which he offers very
reduced prices previous going east for his spring and
stock. He viii sell winter dress goods such
as Merinos, Panamnttas, figured and PLAIN lustres,
muslin de lanes and nta, all OF which he has III good
qualities and desirable patterns at sacrifice to close
part of his Call before purchasing and
anime his stock at CATIICARI'S
AIT No. 90. Robevts st, 81 Paul.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING ST1RF.
LOW Price ....Exceiieni Cnnds

hA ~ LIZ - Az HIM. Slt kts.
Low Prices....E Goods.
2 New Clothing establishment has been opened 10
N the store next To Brewster Co. ia Thru street
under the superin tendance of j. Ere stadt, where may
be found every variety Of Clothing, and
Gentiemens' Furnishing Goods:
Consisting of Coats Vests. Hats Caps Gloves and IIo
sleIH oil all descr itions; Cloths Ciayats WorSeG and
sir foods, Carpet Bags and Sachels ks end every
Farisiy 81 Under-Cothing large and complete vnr-
ely oil Winter Goods consisting of article tbs;
our customers may desire either for ei gRnce or coror
Our Eastern arrangements such that we have no
hesitation IN SAVING thut sell goods a. lower
nces than the same articles have before been aI
orded in this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring 10 purchase by The quantity are invited q,
call We can safely them that they VII find OF.
WHOLESALE prices lower Il an those of any Other
western market, ~. Louis not excepted. Rrmsmbtr
OAK HALL CiOTHlNtI STORE
Cnrnrt 81 nnh UAla,hr
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Form Of Certifcr1e.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, clerk of 4
court Of record, the may be) certies that he
is well acquainted with the above guaiantors an
their property and that they are men OF property and
able to make good their guarantee.
ISisncd.l
(Datcd.l
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NOR RYC.

n Third Street, has on hand n hue sssnrtH eat OF
Dry Goods, consisting in part Of Dress Goods Her-
nos. Apaccas Mous'in de LANES, all Wool 20, laIds
Bingham, shawls, TT INNINGS Embroidery, Hosiery,
Ac in snort. hrg IN the DR.; Goods line usually
called for BY the ladics Call and examine his GOODS
and prices. S2-tf
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4
BORUP CAKES.
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
TAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and o,h,r
j business men OF the TERRITORY that they h,v.
lately formed such business connections in the prnci.
pal cities Of the Esst aud Soaih be able 20 sod
them all usual
Banking Facilities,
They will receive curren. bank notes on denosi.
Tor which they will give their certificates payable IN
like funds. in coin exchange the Ear. at cuI-
rent rates.
Exchange on The East, South and Europe.
bought and sold.
Collections promptly attended and proceeds for.
warded, less excha nge.
Land WaTraa;s Bought and Sold.
Cncurrent bank notes taken at hishes; rates liecG
Minnesota Banking and Exchange
Office.
VHNE undersigned very respectfully inform the public
of their having entered into co-parrsrship, under
a general
Banking, Exchange, Insurance
and Land Business.
With our present facilities We are enabled TO attend
TO collections In al parts of the Territory and remit
promptly at current Of exrbanee In the prose-
cnon OF the Land Business, enabled personally
10 attend the purchase and sale Of property the pay
meat OF taxes entering land, locating land warrants
WIN. BREWSTER co.
Late Of Wssisrn Bank Philadelphia, Pa
THOMPSON RITCHIE,
Late Of Dale. Ross & Fithers PAilaaeLyAis
REFERENCES:
q. NJ TaouTMAN, Cashier Westsrr Bank, PhiIa.
- H. CoNEoYs. " Paiiqselp6ia Bank, d"
Messrs DALE, Ross WGTakRs,
Mcssys. ATWOOD & Co.
Hon. Judge THOMPSON,
Hon. A. .. HESTER, Prest Cash Mutual Insaroncs
Co, Harrisbne;
NELSON Roth, EAT Presf'. Lmsricar Insuranes
Co, Utica. ". T.
EH-Gov. ALExANpEa RAMSEY, 81. Paul, Minnesots.
MeSsrs J. McCLoUp, JR., Il Co.,
W l. ANEs, Esq.
CHUGB & Bro, Washineion, d. c.
81. Puul, Dec. |, 1853. 3}tf
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ST. Paul, Dec. 10, Is
pEOPOS AIS.

NNyIIL he received unt the lst April 1854, or the
w erection OF II Banking o!ice according speci-
hcaions TO be given. Bids received Tor the furnishing
o. all materials together With the work. for the work
alone. EORUP OAkES.
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MEGA f<lH a. nfrNTyN

McCAk1E q, DUSTIN,
ATTORNEYS AND CoCNsELIoRs AT LAW
WILLIAM NJ. McCAnrY, Notary Public
y. "a. DUSTIN, United States District Attorney.
Iph Lo-ry
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NOTICE..
VHN subscriber offers sell or lease for term of
a years, his SAW MILL, situated near the Upper
Landing saint Paul, being Of the hes; locations for
the LAUNDERING business i'll The City. The J is good
repair, has one upright mulay saw, SAW one
lath saw, and machine for making Shingles. The
Boom the Mill excellent safe place for keen
ing logs This property viii De sold leased on favor
able JOHN r. IRVINE
st. Paul, Dec 30th 1853 3s-tf
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Iolm If a Gnarqntee.

The Undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail on route No. be ac.
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall
prior 10 the IL day OF July next, enter into the re-
blurred obligation to perform the services proposed
with good and sufficient sureiics
IDated.l ISignel by two guarantors.l
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ST. PAUL OMNIBUS.

"ILLOUGHBY& POWERS will run a line Of
w Four Horse Omnibus between the principal Uo-
tells and the Capitol during the Of the Legsa
;uTe.
TICKETS to be had at the American Hotel Central
House, and al our Livery Stable Office.
WlLLOUGHBY T. POWERS.
st. Paul, Jan. 12.-l554.- -39-ln.
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a. l.. LARPENTEUR,

Dealer in Dry G2ods, GrocrteS Proti>i ms. CT thing
Hard,1..re, China and Queoi uare, Cutlery, Sc.
THIRD STHH ET.
Near the corner Of Third and Jackson streets,
St Pnul. Minnesota.
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SALE STABLE.

m Would respectfully call The attention of the public
4 to this establishment, where keen constantly
hand for sale the best variety Of horses suitable for
fancy, carriage, draft or the saddle Persons having
horses dispose uf, will find Il their advantage
call. keep the only establishment of The k.Id IN ST.
Paul, and my knowledge oi the market viii chsble
procure iar prices for which may be left my
have alw avs the best iced for horses, and am
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co.
Third street, opposite Cahoart, Kern Cos. s;ore
Aux IL, u
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FURS ASD pELTRTES.

ny III. FORBES will purchase all kinds Of fnrs
w skins and buffalo robes, and pay the highest
cssh prices tor them. s has made such arrangements
East That he feels sure il will be The interest Of fur
traders to give him call. He il be found for the
present at his old stand.
Jan Z, '54-39-lm.
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f0F" J0' 6'd uhoe change from advertisement is
contemplated ~ the builder.
Tor we, as the case may be) Here write the
nh'nc or names IN fall oil There state the residence
or fesdencesl hereby propose 10 carry the mail on
route No. from 10 az ofcn a, the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals for
the same dated January g. 1854 requires in the time
stated in the schedules contained in said advertise
ment, and by the following mode of conveyance, to
WIT: There state fhow 1t be conveyed 81 for the
annual sum Of there write out the sum in words at
iuil length:l tSisned.I
[Dat,d.l
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= l" NEWELL c. 4. MAYO. H. BANGS, JR.
CHARLES e. MAYO & CO.,
Successors to F. 5. NEWELL
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, STOVES, AND TINWARE,
Third Street, between Minnesota and Roberts streets
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
2S-ly.
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WAR AT lIANDt

EYTAR has been declared against TURKEY and
w hostilities will commence the 22d INST. Ii is
asserted that RI ssIA viii conquer aud that 5000
Turkeys will be demanded BY the Gar 10 appease the
lppelites of the army. Independent Of this
foreign war. internal commoiion in country is
creating great excitement, which has already made
Itself manifest 10y decartaton Of JU DGE BRONSON,
Noswiths Mdins all these wars however, and rumors
o
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unsurpassed Inequality and freshness, by any other
sOrtnient in Minnesota. II Is expected that he will
fun i,h the RUSH-l< army about the 22d, with
supplies, pror 10 their crossing the Danube. In the
line OF Fancy Groceries, his shelves itirly GRpAN
with good things, and to his assortH eDt OF Wines
and liquors, better PuTer article never came from
the importer. They were brought from New Nor. d.
and bear the stom house nSrk and have the
house taste, hch d slueratum for those
who wish liquors for Medicinal Purposes Flour, corn
Potatoes. SC IN tbs branch o the business II ii the
intention Of subscriber be eXce.led 10y
Those who have already hal some SACKS filed should
call and let FILLMORE. But there is time
further enumeration. the PRESIDENTS Message is
pectei, and II ~ generally supposed that the peoples
will I've akeu mp in its peInsal. so don't forget
hut remember the Brick wholesale and Retail Grocery
Sloie where can be found
{. y FILLMORE.
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THE subscribers for the accomln odaion of the In
per Town, have associated with them la business
in wipsiow'x New Hotel, known as the aCheap Cor
ner," under the name and style of J. b. Culver az Co
They hespcak or the new firm the Patronage Of their
| friends and customers Ia Upper Town.
CHAMBLlN d MORGAN.
The Cheap Corner stiil in the Field.
I Ii. CULVER & CO, intend keeping constantly
-. on hand and for sale At the ''Cheap ComerD il,
Wnsow's New Hotel, good and select assortment OF
STAPLE Dry Goods and Ladies' Fancy Goods ms well as
Hats Caps, Boots aud Shoes, and all ertices usually
kept In Gentleman's Furnishing store 80 which they
invite the attention of the public generalyand which
they VIII sell at reasonable ands easonabe prices their
motto being ''smajl profits aud quick sales
Among their goods may be found fair assortment OF
Ladies Dress shoes ana Caters;
- Hosiery and Kid Gloves
Gents coarse and fine Boots;
Trunks and Travelling Bags
and general assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
}. u. CULVER & co.
ST. Pali, Feb list, 1854. z2-tf
Copartnership Notice.
TIE undersigned has associated with him In business
New York The business will be conducted a, the old
stand on Third street, under the name and firm OF
chambn a Morgan; A. I. CHAMBLIN,
81 Paul, Feb. /, 1854 42-tf
A. +. CHAMBLIN returns many thank. 10 the c,;
zens OF St Paul and vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended TO him. and would bespeak
continuance OF the Same To the new firm, who WILL At
all times endeavor to please their friends and
CIV. feb
A. T. cHAMBLiN. CHA's A. MORGAN.
CHA MBLlN MORGAN.
Nv HOI.ESALE and Retail dealers in Dry Goods
=" Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Third
street, st. Paul, Minnesota.
CHAMRLIN 4 MORGAN.
4 WARE that "humbug" is the order of The
n day in ST. Paul at present. disoIajn any in
tenton to impose the public in announcing that
they are Offering their present stock Staple and Fam
cy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats CAPS Boots and Shoe,
&C, al greatly reduced prices preparatory The OPEN
ing III The Spring Campaign"
Win an assortment yet nnbroken, they supply
the of the public for any goods in their line and
determined ~ ''lcI Them slide"
They will Offer inducements to merchants wishing to
replcsh stock they intend 10 dev oe
attention TO the Jobbins Dcpai Iment
Call their store Third street, between Robert
andJackson streets, and be convinced
feb ATT G. &M.
pUpTyC NOTgCE
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplying the following
Offices ia the Territory of Minnesota for The net pro.
ceeds OF said oiices respectively limited 10 sum to
be named in the proposals in each case;
Grow Wing from Fort Ripley, miles. once a
week and back.
Little Canada from St. Paul, miles, once week
and back
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ALLEN ,PYERSE,.

ALLEN ,PEERSE.
Attorney at LaW and General Land .4gent
HAVING been Register of The Land Office under
the late administration, he is able to select the
best land IN the Territory subject entry, and Will
warrant The regularity of all locations made by him.
Office o. Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal
Church, st. Paul. N T.
IAN 49, 1854 --riC-tf
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<tIa' CE.

NOE. CE!
ySSO all whom il may Conce,n. Left in the stable OF
q the subscriber the ed Of October last, cheat
nut sorrel Horse geldng, about three uur years
old, ioreheal fifteen or sixteen hands high,
cropped main, hind feet white ny The letiock
10 int had RAINING at the nose when left THIS IL 10
notify all persons havin: legal right to said horse 20
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise legal measures y~ be taken 10
have the horse sold to pay The same.
OLIVER cratic.
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w. III. FORBES.
VuAkES the liberty to inform his many friends and
l. patrons, that he is now making ARRANGEMENTS 10
commence business disconnected entirely from his
former asssciates-they having determined to close
the'r business interests in this Terrtory-nd that la
DONG so he relics Oh liberal share Of patronage.
Jan. Z, '54-39-l In.
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Groceries, Provisions, Glass, China,
Earthern Ware, &c.
L. B. WATT & CO.,
Third SlrCef, 81, puuI.

Third Sireef, 81. Paul,
"AVE large stock OF G rocerIes, Provisions, &c,
n which they Oi,eF for sale The mos; favornbls
terms, having been received before the rates Of
freight Flour, Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Trout " hte
hsh, Mackerel. Oysters Coffee Tea, Sugar Dried Az.
PIES new Peaches, RaISaa Cnrraits, Cron. Prose-
Figs, Cranberries, Pickles. Beans " OGDEN " ase, Mails.
Saws, ANes, Ac. &C.
l.. h. Wait "a. have elso direct from New York,
ln'i and complete assortment al Earthefn ware Chi
ia, Glass ware. NC. These EUOGs having beef carefully
selected, they offer them al lower than they havs
usually been sold il this market
EARrHERN WARE-Printed, painted and white gran
its.
CHiXA-Whe, gold band and blue figured.
GLASS WARE.-IIesseL, cut and Qiain, u all velis.
tics.
St. Paul, Dec G, 1853. s4-tf
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Leave St. Paul Saturday at 6 a m:

Leave ST. Paul Saturday at a IN;
Arrive at Point Douglass same day by 6 D m.
1902 From Point Douglass, by Saltwater, Marine
Mills, Taylor's Falls, Falls OF ST. Croix,
and Pokeguma Lake, to Falls of ST. Louis
River OF Lake Superior, l75 miles and back
once week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Falls of ST. Louis River Of Lake
Superior by p next Sunday;
Leave Falls Of ST Louis River of Lake Supe
rior Monday at a m;
Arrive at Point Douglass By p m next Sun
day.
Proposals to commence at Falls Of ST. Croix
invited.
1923 From W abashaw, by Minnesota CITY. Monte
yuma and Brownsville, 10 Decorrah, Iowa.
l2O miles and back, once week
Proposals for lhis service by the trip are in
vted.
Bidders will name schedule Of arrivals and
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street formerly occupied by John Harrington, where he
offers FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Of
GrOceries. HrOXisiOns and LiqmOrs:
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EEFERxvCLS.
Ex Gov Ramsey, ST Pnul. Hon H. Fl sibIey, Men sota
Ingersoll d Bro Y. JRo. L. Garnes, y. Y.
Hon. ID. Cady, Johns- Hon. J. Willard, ssratog
tovn,N.Y. spe,N.Y
LILY.
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NJ. 3 Wilkinson. L. A. Bsbcoek. J. b. Pr,bn
WILKINSON. BABCOCK & BRISBIN
Attorneys at Law, st. Paul, III. 7.
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! A. +. CHAMBLIN returns many thank. 10 the cti-
zens OF St Paul and vicinity, for the liberal
age heretofore extended TO him. and would bespeak
continuance of the to the new firm who WILL At
all times endeavor TO please their friends and custom
/ G.h
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G. Mcguire. Auct,oneer.

By J. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Auction.-On THURSDAY morning
the ID of November, at 10 O'CLOCK, at the residence
OF Mrs. Gibbons, on Indiana avenue, bstween First
and Seoond streets, shall sell all her furniture
and household s1ects. oomprisi ag-
snpeIior Rosewood Piano Forte
Pair Of handsome walnut maroon plush covered
tste-stste Sofas, with arm aud parlor Chairs
Elegant rosewood Centre Table
Handsome Reception Chairs
Marocn damask Curtains. Cornics, 10.
BEAUTIFUL gilt Mantel OrnOments, Vases
Walnut Whstnot, pspier machs Tables
Handsome tape try. threeply and ingram Carpets
Brussels Stair Carpet
Mating, Oilcloth
Mahogany spring sofa, plush covered Chairs
Pine oak extension Dinisg Table
Game seat oak dining Chairs, buffers Tray
Elegant Frt noh China, Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ser
wee
Silver plated CASTOR, cut Glassware
superio: English ivt ry handled Table Cutlery, fifty
piec
Silver plated spoons. Forks and Capdlssticks, Fire
irons
Superb hon high post Bedstead, entirely gilt, with
canopy and elegant blue damsfk curtains
Mahogany and walnut Frsn.h Bedsteads
Handsome Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstapds
Best hair and huik Mattre 5ses
Fine TuDi wool Mattresses. Blankets
Bed and rs BILE Linen. Window shadee, be.
Together with o general assortment of KitehsE
Utensils.
Terms: $40 aud under cash; over thst sum ,
credit Of four months for notss Satisfactorily sn
dorssd, bearing interest.
OF Nd Austionssr.
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THE EAGLE
- GAS-FITTING AND
IN Plumbing FatahIiahment

4, IN TIE CuklsEE OF SiXTh SrkkT Asu
" Pennsylvania Avenue ar now receivitp the
80 assortu emit of CHANDELIERS ard GAS FIX
U&41 ever effered 10 the citizens of Warrington
81 the same time cheaper than the cheapest -
I'D that is necessary is 70 give call to be convi need
of this fact This superior facilities Of this house
ena ules them to sell their goods and 90 work at a
less rate than any Of the retailers fthjs city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the
citizens of Washington AID vicinity, the proprietor
assures them that with the addition OF q number OF
the best gas filters and plumbers Of Phladslphis
and New York 70 his present large force, he will be
able to do woik in both branches in the mott 81
perior STYLE ard before stated, cheaper than the
cheapest. JNO, REESE.
oct 2k-dt1GtJhp,
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A GIANT AT THE DEPor.-Last night, a man
some seven feet or more in height, merged from the
cars on their arrival from Baltimore, and soon at
tracted general attention. Hack-driyers and hotel,
agents forgot their shouts and ealls-a stopped and
stared at the modern Hercules, some calling on,
shanghai SC, annoying him considerably: bnt he
pushed through the crowd like locomotives oil
giving way to his bulky person, until he got into an
omnibus for Alexandria and is now On his ,,,.r
South. 1t is supposed that he is from Canada sn1
cities. ""'"o' IL
SYNOD OF BALrIMoRE.-This body, in connection
with The Old School Presbyterians, meets in the
street church. (Rev. Mr. Gurl-y's,) tomorrow even
Ing ana IL TO be opened with sermon. We under
stand this is new Synod, created by the last Gen
.rai Assembly, from parts of the large Synods o,
Philadelphia and Virginia. aud is composed of the
fresbytenes of Carlisle, Baltimore. Winchester and
ine Eastern Shore, and contains within its bounds
ABOUT one hundred ministers and many lay dele
gates ALI gifts sessions open to the subtle
IlPs1Es.-fhe Baltimore papers are complaining
Of the predatory exploits of two three bands OF
lpses now lowering on the outskirts of that civ
For Tho last year these same vagrapts have b.er
camping and plundering in the country within The
country within t. miles of Washington to the prea,
nnoyance Oh tne owners OF struggling pigs and fowls
Ihey were such nuisance in Alexandria coun,v
Va, that those suffering from them were NOT lone
since on the point of expeng them forciblv. when
hey suddenly decamped. ''
CIRCUIT CoURT-7he Gardiner Case.-The Cour,
met this morning, having adjourned over on Friday
'ut transacted no business of public importance this
morning. NO decision has been given in the annea,
case OF Messrs Bradley and Carlisle in relation IN
e questlon VINO Is the proper administrator of the
estate OF the late DR.. Gardiner. ~
oSE NIGHT MORE OF THE DELUGE.-Those who
have not been heretofore able to visit Odd Fellows,
Hall, and seen the grand Panorama of the Delu,e
VIII have an opportunity this evening to do an il
having been determined to continue the exhibition
I'LL then. 1t is well worth seeing.
FAIR IN WAsHIsaroN.-The Metropolitan Me
ehancs institute are to commence their pr md Fair
=. u'e Smithsonian institution On the 9Th of Febm-
airy next. This affords ample time to urepare ar
hcies for the exhibition. :"
ARM BKoKRN.-A hoy, named John Hove, was nm
over by hack, on Pennsylvania avenue. on Satur-
gay, owing to careless driving, it is said, and had
his arm broken. ~
PASTOR ELEcTED.-We hear that the coppre
CATION of the Unitarian Church, in this civ. have
Just voted to cali" the Rev. Mr.. Conway who has
been hiiing their pulpit for the last two months.
WATCH RETuRNs.-The record exhibits this morn
Ing the cases OF McCus, in for lodgings; George
Johnson, J. w. Tolton, same-all dismissed yobn
Jones Tor drunkenness and profanity, and Thomas
Johnson for profanity, were fined. Wu Ci,tinus
charged with drunkenness and living in the streets
was dismissed. Samuel Simpson, drunk in ihee
street, was dismissed.
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FTNRusTEFs sALg of Valuable Building Lot near
i the Railroad Depot.-By virtue Of a deed In
trust, barring date the 1lth day of April 1854,
recorded in Liber j. A. s., No. "a folioe 27l, 272,
273, 274 and 276, the subscriber Will sell at public
sale on Tuesday, the 2lst day of November, 1854, Al
~ o'clock, p M, on the premises, all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying nd being situated in the city
of Washing ton, and being part of Square No. es6,
beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, ut q
point ESQ feet inches ftom the northwest corner
of said square, and running thence at right angles,
to New Jersey avenue eRstwardly l36 feet 2L in /;
thence dus south % feet, more less to parallel
line ~ feet from the line first described, and run.
ming parable! with said first ins westwardly to New
Jersey avenue $50 feet inches; thence northward
On Ns Jersey avenue 70 feet to the place Of begin.
ming, containing $50 square feet, more or less.
The above property is eligibly situated near the
Railroad Depot, and offers a favorable opportunity
for investnept.
The terms of sale will be cash, and If not complied
with in week after the day Of sale, the property
will be re-sold, at the risk and expense Of the pur.
chaser upon one weeks notice.
All convsyances at expense Of purchaser.
OHA8. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
oct 2O-eo&ds Auctioneef.