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ONE or TWO FAMILIES can find BOARD al
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

DpuIu anu upuilS.
GENTLEMEN can be ACCOMMODATED with
bETAAtA|T I'd TEA P 5os On SF FRn
HOUSE whore aiis.on paid to the comfort OF guests
lNAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentemen will do
IL well remember they can have excellent LODGINGS In
Single Rooms ss cents Pr night corner Of Frankfort aud W"
TINTED STATES HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA.-
u This well known cs,ab eelh,ed 10Y re Fabe and T,
Punished in 'rG1 i yh h's o ps,' on G M h
center Of tususss .nd amusement Capt CllAS H. MILLER
A LADY living in a fashionable locality uptown.
sS Of 'T Arr w Ss co% Of home 5
found Address c p. X, Box No ~, Pos,.Ofiee
A NUMBER of ROOMS, furnished unfinished
hoa.. Betsssf., near bissdw.y'
A LADY Of superior education wishes TO receive in
Ssnsh hat Sfl ct them moot T,Gasd .oeey Al
f ss:. TEACHER H'A second door above Woodruff ''h
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE. or TWO SIN
"A GLE GENTLEMEN can he AccoMop ATEp, reasonable
bohood in the upper pi the city Address G. TdbSne ose
A FEW VERY DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOMS.
Bond It No isa cAsnsSss. ''"'-'' 10 Lei "'D''
DOARDfNG-At No 1856 lOth-st corner of Broad.
Dy . and s rS ME SD .ss S .s
rANrRiEs attached desryd With without BOARD Fam
Of sents quiet home avns he aud Confusion OF So
,s sa SURF III % e1
tanned b, early application. Dinner at ). o'clock
ID one or two persons with without Board small private
hny where there but three NehhoToood
pleasant. No. III .SAst
BOARD in BROOkLlN.-A Gentleman and Wife
can be accommodated with BOARD and PLEASANT ROOM,
in MINUTES walk futon or Cahsfne Fer
ries Apply at Ne 81 Hish-st
DOARD-Withn five minutes walk OF the Fulton
- Room, wh Closets aud other eoHEsn
unfarnshed, wh either TAI or pa-i's
BOARD Noud Gentleman and bis Wife. Teruis y mod
ssie No s. iienyf-, Brookyn-
R0ARDlNG-At Nos. 45 and AZ East Broadway;
pleasant ROOMS Tor Gennen and their Wiyes also ROOMS
Tor sinee 0enteraen Apply at No ~
ROARD-A private family can accommodate Gen.
uem.n aud Wife and three lemen. with
HANDSOME APARTMENTS aud BOARD. A choice Of rooms
(n or d hoov may he obtained nuate epp5eaon
~ No. "a Wee, I'D ct. near 5h av.
- ROARD-Two ROOMS, single and double in 4 pr
II yse bouss nesly furnished only bh from s. Nco-
Hoe with without Partial. BOARD singh runa - So;
double room - % Tor one - 50 e With each
Aprlyt Ma Spinner No. ~ tirssses; riass Il
pOARD-Two single gentlemen NAV obtain a
II PLEASANT ROOM with PARTIAL BOARD in a private
taniy BY arpiyns No u Ftankiss, 0oea
SoARD in WILIIAMSBURGlI.-Gentl and
n ,, Nrxex sr srss en,c be accommodated with
ROAM md PLEASANT ROOMS Ct No i7s sa-i wiilsms-
bvrsh -----------
BOARD in BROOkLlN.-Sngle Gentlemen can he
- Accommodated with Rooms and PARTIAL BOARD in
S-ovn stone House Gas Bath &c. rnute walk from
rron Bridge ard Caihegnes Fere Stages Apply ST No
81 sands 81. Breosiya
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ITO LFT-Tyo very neat and comfortable HOU SEs.
on H. rfh ode q 5h-t Aouf 10 5isE
P.ut ~, srd $40 A.. THREY-STORY ERicK HOUSE,
az Esd<, pesr Brut --2A AMY 10 NACFARLAS
VVNO LITTLE LOWER PART Of HOUSE No. :
Moth Moor consist q frOrt and Bsck Frosf s1e
Raj B..sfrf ba small respectable family apply
JULIEN CBEV TER No ~ Churcf Of5s hoas 70 TO- 70
? and toB
ITO LET VERY CHEAP-To a good Tenant.
Il THREE PARLOEs n frr fooT. BACK BASEMENT. o1e
ROOM BEDROOM thEd fos, Aso second foo t~o
Rooms and VIC BEDROOMS. IsTsirs No 30 lo-h.f-
Two LET-Tbe SECOND, THIRD and FOCRTH
Il STORIES u ChathaD and Mon me
RuiseTs Insurance Company They will D let to-
reher or sepsr.;e Aprly the Office 81 the Company
VNO LET-sTORE No. : Psrk-plsce nov occupied
bv y. with thee Pu-es-on siv-n u-dii'e-
" LAMPORT, BLAKEMAS Law
TJ,O Little LARGE HOUSE No. loo Princest.,
broadway II 30 fee, IN width has rotor
rtt. ard hath tlrcuEhOui snS IN exceut order Il u
efhe IrI merchant tailor other lgh ba.nes
Pcsse..ion Immediately Apply to J. W r. BROMLEY, No u
VsIlsL
YJ,O LITTLE OFFICE No. I22 Nass,u-st, I'd
floor frolf recently occupied BY Also OFFICES No.
10 Naxau Rooms Nos AID 81 "a foor adoiniAE oee
Tess derahle well calculated for
PuLl.beI's LAWYER ofhee Apply 10 8 ~ PErTENGILL
Co. No. lls EL'ssust.. Room No 2
ITO LET or LEASE, in the Broadway Bank build
approved number Of very desiGsbe OFFICES
Arply ct the Bank. No ~ Broadway
DENT Sl5c.-HOUSE TO LET az FORT LEE
HI go feet # the camping gound The Psi-de. nine
rooms vsls from the sesuboat Flrr winch
mrke in ftur trip day Fare l Inquire Of C.
:. FRANCIS Co, No 80 Broadway.
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RussELL W. Wrsrcofr, AucilOneer. I -
AIrCTIDN SALE of RICH a

KVssELL W, WfsrCOlT, Auc non :
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of RICH sol
EIVALUABIF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-RUssELtw
NEsTt ont would tho special attention Of h9uss h.
md other his sale OF ecgAa, HOUSEHOLD IVA
Nf1UIE aud HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, on MONDAY
Asy 10 o'clock precisely AZ No - shsv iSbt ba1
the OF the above house 10 BE- perempoy s1
without highest bidder for cash. and deposit w y
roqsed Of every iuchser The parlor are elegantly fidAr
Cover Re, Pa or Suits Rosewood aeres French Ma
Tars Roewood Tables with Fgypsn md Satnsy fr- hre
Fta.h Plate Muon rich Curtains aud Shades Elshe hen ~
Checks Arm and option Chains eegsnt and ssy nsa
IL tneueps with collection OF choice and beautiful Oh Pant
hs frames; variety Of Chamber and bedroom fNs
urc Rosewood Mahogany French bsd'esds sares Ma.
French Coitsge Chairs Rocker Book Cases wsdrsbs ON ~
vpi Mirror. Rosewood end Mahogany mebelop Bnf-sp VT
srteop Washtsuds match; decors, China Toilet se h.
with quantity Of other furnure Extension sns
Tables Sofa Eedssadg Lounges OIL Cloth. STAR Ctpo
stspds rich WIZ Spoons, FORKS. Castor' sais
ivory Cutlery elegant China Dinner Set 10 pieces fee ns
&C. Catalogues at house No postpone nsas
10 o'clock rail- shine.
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&. ". HOLMES. Ancioneer -.
HOUSE SALE Of HANDSOME, FURNlIvkE

HOUSE SALE Of HANDSOME, FURNTTvkE
j A CARPETS PIANOFORTE. AfyTISGS, SILyERV4ktx
will he suldTIS DAY fSeturdsy May 10 al Ol 0cies ~
the Furnitre Nc the suro he ufsf the corner q essd
Wry 4rd tths. coeng Rich Tsfesry Brels and luSsn
CsTycs Brussels and Venetian n air CsTfe, eiesses
Satin Bross,ele Fay aud Sowing Chairs nas IA
Rosev and Mahogany Mabcop Center. SIDE aud sssey
Table, Bookcase 0nd Seerrtay ew Ood tnok
snd sTr Palor Chains and Rockers Walnut aud Asplr
Csnesst Chain, Fine OH Painting sud Enstesnss yy
OF Dec0tatd China
China Dinner sssa snd Mantle Ornaments fe Rose
Be- Cnrled Heir Mattresses Rosewood and Mahogsny bf
BUREAUS with Wash stands 10 match G China Toilet sets k-n
sion Dnips Table Ivory Cutlery Cockey and Osware bss
men Kitchen Furniture &c Broadway sasfs pass tue DOR
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Keplating.

GOLD and SILVER PLATING.-FlRE GID
~ ING ard REPLAFlEG. on all lind, o. HOUSEHOLD
WARE JEWELRT WATCH CASES PLUMBERS WORK,
&c Sc Al prom he reasonable
CHRISTIAN HILKER Co.. No. l2l bowery. in the
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WATER IN The LoIE Island gLloei 81 es from ~ iams
brs fcrrics; nes fc,a south feTy BrkyE There Rail
l'td s;tiian e. this location hasa raLsda LA hour Twelve
iftls YES a. y-ile I've each trip. Omn's Lines
tso IN 20 vln few minutes walk 81 The place Il al dry
AID very healthy Tie reElho boo fret class Thi properly
now oLeltd II Low F.s and Esy Terms fss- IL
.luAt nsIs adv rfsees when commend tn-
ke-I ctne Fsui- and If Gent f0na
..ons rysi.ed tsee ps5ese,r f-sre Apply 10 J.
flth fhS"tLL or Nj PHILLIPS No Brosct., N.T-Yor
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Jos Lord Auetioneer
by GEO W. LORD Il Co., No. 3J6 broadway, b,
I'D tween franklin aud Leonard sis Sales Of BOOKS. PAM
INliS kIlRNIIIkE Ar flYoIablc trfn1 -
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DOARD in Private Family. or to be LET without
TosBp The front 90 ssl Room 90 ''1 .aa sol No 81 sa
~ house which h's nOd'r In I'o'e'sh" '"s''' NO
DOARD-A. No. 90 Fulton-st. Good ROOMS and
- BOARD far HsnsisHt and permanent b''fae" AS' Day
0.Rp,NG.-FURNIsHED PARLOR and BED
ROOM Ne: % % T11S daiS. SasI 2
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-Wsnted by single Gen
: ss BOON ,9G s1 Hos IN F ,y
DOARDING-At No 20 Cottage place, between
- Sso. I'D nd AbssEhs %
Bah md eli tbe comfort. Of h~rne
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A Gentle
T:a % aoSM ;, q H'i
! foI- wsl.i. and Yalien Ferrie@
I DOARDING.-A ROOM to LET, furnished or IN
soARD fa or rs,ii:l s-sons sOo
IL s sd a:s. enc su si' aSYy % @
BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN for y Gentle,
ha1 W." s who y:. .' to r' I s.ss ~.
.ss sop w Box No. stf S-wSors Poos
FAMILIES and SINGLE GENTLEMEN wishing to
m.ie sr.n.HsD qr BoasD III sse Ss ss.
UNFINISHED ROOMS. near WASHINGTON
lo6 d ssal rRLqH "a Ell FRsnE6
MEALS LET q ts.sl Family s gsa Ne =. the
near s' Also pleasant ROOM sal able single Gentle
undoubied references required
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS with
PULL PARTIAL BOARD, to Gentleman and Wife or single
GeEilemen, at No. 81 LexngtoD-av.
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET with BOARD-TO
9ate family. Apply At no. Iso Greensst.
FURNISHED ROOMS-At No. AZ Whitest., near
j. Broadway These Rooms, comprising the entire SECOND
FLOOR ATTIC BEDROOM will be rented moderate
to desirable rerscns No meals given
NOTICE-GentleInen and their Wives and single
IN Gentlemen can have HANDSOMELY FINISHED and FUR
EIsHED ROOMS in new (Pvse boarding, hone shOrd9s al
s MORTON Taine Once When viii Be tarDiasd
only have first class borders
DLEASANT ROOMS TO LET-With PARTIAL
i BOARD. in private family Apply at No ISL Iiuasonsi
DOOMS to LET--To two or three Gentlemen; two
IL large ROOMS second floor, furnished as Bedoom and
fhIor. No ~ BOnd-st
DOOMS for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can obtain
III pleasant ROOMS No 10 Tenth private family
They well f he'd and provided with Gas Bath &C BREAK
LAST and TEA. il required. Reference exohsuged
V'O NEGETARIANS.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Il ngle Gentlemen can be accommodated with BIO ARD
erd plcfsant ROOMS, No 81 hckse two minute walk IRON
Fulton Ferry
Two LET with BOARD. in Brooklyn, within five
Il minutes walk OF Nell and Aaui" fefies hoph on nc
ssi floor for Lady and Gentleman two single Gentlemen A
Fly At No % Livingson-si Broosyn
ITO LEI with BORAD-TWO PARLORS neatly
furnished ~ pleasant location suitable for Genem.n snd
Wife single Gentlemen Apply al No % Abeu-si REFER
exchanged.
VNANTED-BOARD for Child four years OF age,
w private family Of the Iisht rpeoiaiiy u ference
given and required widow lady o. family ", iT,t
oaice. giving the md oil he particulars
sll BOND-ST-FURNlS PARLOES aud |
- ] BEDROOMS 10 LET with PARTIAL, BOARD Locshon
The best in the city for conyeience and heslh
400 BROADWAY, ROOM No. l0.-Ihc NEW
%CJ YORK BOARDING EXCHANGE il prepared - furn,h
those ROOMS LET. with without ~ ARD
notice Thore IN want Of BOARD can
he Immediately suited free Of charge, by applying as a1ov-.
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DWELLING 1Ld LAND lalsri 10 scr--l the Hudson
srd Railroad miles below Gaon Pr'ns County,
lately occu by Wsr O. Hayu-. The HOUSE unt=naatei
,Id Of rtr; he GROUNDS badly rri.d snd ty the
ltte food The we.l w he ,d tlsr the Hgfse
Fnce 80 with Discount Ell cash Pleas COX The place.
nd IL. sdar,fs n. GRFELEi Tnhras O1ce.
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D01RD in RROOKLYN.-Sinele( Gentlemen can he

- with Rooms and PARTIAL BOARD in a
one House with Gas Bath &c minue walk from
Fulton Bridge and Catherine Frres Stages Apply 81 No
3; sands Brcoslya
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LoE SALE or EXCHANCE for IMPROVED CITY


j CIV on The New York Bay sid Factory OF
lud inss cellar per ard several acrcs l- M
\ ding rs -; cellar ~ b jj q soae
building 90 hy ~ Dor -. ref;cla apply 70 J. C.. Post
Once New iofk box NJ. ~
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Real estate for Sale.

RROOKLIN LOTS on EASY TERMS.-There are
- eight those fsbe LOTS in tn TX h
ard BROOkLiN SALE. within few blocks Of III fui-
ona the mdi q fast implos meats, al AGENT 10 chusn
schOOlhOUss. sc. VII be sold the payments 81 - P
month. This chance seldom 10 be met with Apply I" J.
rEChRE. No. lCj Iies;eTsi.. from Q 10 ccloes
nFSIRABIE BROOKLYN PROPERTY. - For
- SALE the THREE-sTORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
No Isl Godsf. between Jolnons and Myrieav' sIIns
two ncnts IaroTs Bcdr second and h'e On
third loor and open Attic Tere so rear building u
he altered 10 dwet g Fart Of he pufehl.r none! my r.
main On bond nd mort g., If reguird Apply At
LESLiE's Real Estate and Insurance Office.
No .rv-s' BrOOki
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NEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT from the best
~ of Boston aud Neg-Yors. EICHOLSs REED OR
CANS for sale. Stafford a BRO. No 50 Broadway
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EORsALE.-Abeautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROYE
EOR sALE-The neat THREE-STORY BRICK


SEAT Situated o. The b,'Flr' Eyer At bu5As,on; y
IDfect odtE aud q lie prs places the .rr add has
wish Ph4l lpAia by RAILROAD AID steamboat sns
hour Tho TEfokase money remain Apply 20 J. J.
rIAeE- III I.-r-l.I- - j
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y j. large elegant aid comruodous DWELLING HOUSE,
with Oa sTI wei, iocs I'd vii Fruit Trees,
Cltvs'.d Land. The house pleasant u'fei 'front.'
RsfiiaI River shout l. miles rosc s-;on, and
vii b. sod favorable Fer further ericulsrs spPly 10 r.
H. HUNTER No l7J froni-s. -
Eesufu FARM sud BUiLDlSG SITE for SALE IN NEW
RRUNSNICK v Prom lo 20 - o. Land erOrn- one
Of locations dyershouse around the cry The and
i excellent par weed lnd par; acw c7!s'si b. 70:
re; eeuf' OF the raos de-
Ttbe healthy rtsaI and q uieEt access ~ NJ
York. AIRY IS tboge
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EOR SALE. "A COUNTY, RESIDENCE al

j bLACkkOCk 'ogn.. Long Island seaAa The lionse is
TWO STORIES in good order. with Han, ParJs sleeping
Rooms Kitchen floor The and comprises 1bou two
naming from the road the with ses"a Good
Barn. We louse &c. &c An excellent Wei Of water the
lack Ialza The location posscst every dfsb reln.god
S,hoo good neil horhood and healthy For fishing aud bathing u
cannot be ad L. order Close estate II will De 80 ii low
Apply to J. W HOLBERTON, No f5 Maidnlsne, or On the
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w brated NEL0pEONS and GoodHin s badwins PATENT
ORGAN, or DOUBLE BA@k NELODEONS. These makers
wordeuoned being In the equal mpea-
Meodrons Of sill other Style. Wholesale re-a prices
ope r thar be had elsewherr. HORACE WATERS,
M
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EOR SALE CHEAP-THREE-ST 81
LOR SALE-At Tarrytown new TWO-STORY


improyeTuen;. iu beautiful nczhnri1od 1'i. aud n
there soycItl houses already ecced II s 1od
meris making for building The Aay r.,
road (aTs viii pns thfic Ies's few weeks Terms liberia
ALLlA ~ Dc DLms stnL, a EoAnr. n.d -
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sunlight, as if bidding farewell to all green
prospects forever. II has borne its part.
should Ike to see any vegetable in neighbor
Hornets garden that does not. Not pump
kin-vine but lays its so den tribute at her feet
to just the right number anticipated. Not a
currant bush whose red or white trophies fall
to the ground unheeded, not an inch of earth
but is contested by innumcrable roots With
sprnklings of herbs between. Nothing goes
to waste under her keen eyes. She imagines
the world great waste and her garden the
oasis. Yet neighbor Hornet gathers no purple
plums from her full trees, or richly net worked
melon from her patch. That thieves break
through and steal" she has learned to her ut
ter discomfort.
1t is singular she moralizcs, that Mary
Low gives away half Of her fruit and yet real
ICES more than do. Her trees hang full while
mine are rihed. She goes to bed and sleeps as
soundly as though there was no mischief in the
world, while two weeks this blessed summer
sat at my window in the dark. with a foot net
under each tree, and the bellows in my hand to
resemble pistol, and caught nothing but a
cold and fever, and lost my fruit at that
JEANNE DEANS.
Stockbrdge Nov. 20.
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ed us, and we were in tue midst Of th IN.

ed US, and we were in tue midst Of ID IN. N
never certainly felt less fear in my life than
did at that time, and l hope God will forgive
me. for felt more like devil than man. We
fought our way out of them, as only English
men can fight, and The 4th. 9Th end 9th were
there up with us. l escaped without scratch
thank God. though l was covered with blood
my horse was not even wounded but oh! the
work of slaughter that then began--'twas truly
awful, but suppose it was necessary We cut
them down like sheep, and they did not seem
to have power to resist The plain is covered
and crowded with dead Russians. and Of t0utsc
VIC left some of our poor comrades on the field.
We only lost two. and seven wounded.
THE RUSSIANS.
saw two orders or medals which had been
taken from the coat of one Of the dead one OF
the date of 1882. the other 1916. On leaving
the field of battle turned one OF the wounded
Russians over on his back. He had fearful
sabre cut in his side. The poor devil looked
anything but good temp rcd at me; they are
all stern, determined looking fellows, and if
these are a sample OF the army, they are GER
tanly not clothed in the wrctched manner that
the majority ofthc people in England are led to
believe. Their clothes are very gOod-qulte
equal to our army and their arms also. l
speak of their cavalry. l did not see any OF
their infantry among the killed or wounded, as
they were not engaged near the spot.
NIGHT AFTER BATTLE.
We pckctted our horses after the battle OF
Bafakl lava, and in those very lines there were
thirty wounded and dead Russians. / slept
side 10y side with two dead Russians, who were
killed by cannon. | was not aware of their
close proximity until the next morning. We
stopped here two days to bury the dead, dress
the wounded. and send the captured guns and
prisoners to be shipped. On the day of the bat
tie. which was thought one of the bloodiest
ever known. all the troops fought on was the
usual pound of biscuit a man !; their rim vas
not served out until twas oter. The two days
we stopped here we got plenty of fresh meat,
as there was great quantity of captured cat
tie, to us quite God-send. 1 saw numbers cat
-
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S4O93 60 1903 so

Nov. 30, By bal OH hand, City and town ORDER, 63 CT
DANIEL ROuRER, Treasurer.
St. Paul, Dec 4, 1854.
The committee on claims and accounts, re-
ported bill r. C. Knox as correct. and. on
motion, the same was referred to Comptroller.
The following ills were presented and re-
fcrrcd to committee on claims and accounts,
viz:
VIM. r. Miller for services and cash paid for
city, .................... So,00
Estate Of NJ. Goodhue against Town
ofSt. Paul. for publishing Ordinan-
The following bills were presented and Or
ders directed to be drawn for their respective
amounts, and the bills referred to Comptroller
viz:
Chas. BAIL Alderman and Street Commission
or "a Wafd ................... SlO3,OO
c. S. Cave Alderman and Street Com
missioner I'd Ward. ........... los, 90
A. T. Chamblin's bill for services US Alder
man and Commissioner of LIST Ward, was re-
turned for correction.
George Larive presented bill against
Street Commissioners of I'd Ward, as follows ::
For work on Wabasha street. ......... $500
| Which was allowed by the Council, and Or
dered paid cut of Ward fund.
| RESOLUTIONS
| By AID. Becker.
Resolved. That the Treasurer be requested
to report to the Council the amount of tax lev
led for Ward purposes for each Ward. the sums
that haze been paid to each Ward respectively
out of the Ward funds and the baalicc due
to each Ward out of the tax so assessed. Adop-
ted.
By Aid. Becker.
Resolred, That the resolution which passed
the Council at its last regular meeting. voting
the Mayor salary of $500, and the members
Of the Common Council IS per week for ser
, vices, be, and the same is hereby rccinded. so
far as the same contcmplates any pay for fu-
ture services.
The ayes and noes being called the resolu-
ton was adopted as follows:
Ayes-Ald Dazil, Becker. Cave, Irvine and
StUnc-j.
Noes-Ald. kricger. flaming and Marvin-3
On motion the Council adjourned.
DAVID OLMSTED,
Mayor.
SHERWOOD IIorGH. City Clerk.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMB'R IA, 1854
Presldent's Message.

The Presidents Message was yesterday laid
before the people of St. Paul in the form of an
extra from the Pioneer Of ce, and we presume
by this time has been read by all who feel in
clined to wade through ten column political
document Of this character. The Message was
expressed through from Chicago by the Pioneer
at a cost of money which we would not expend
for all the Messages which Pierce has ever deliv-
cred or ever will deliver. and which our read
ers would think us great fools in paying for so
small considerations. had we been green
enough to engage in the 'enterprise."
We will read the Message at our leasure
and give our readers an abstract oft, which
is the most we can do, considering the length
Of the document.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

A WARNING AGAINST NEGRO PEEJuDICEs-T
Portland Advertiser has the following The
most obstinate opponent which the cause Of a.
nexation has found in the Sandwich Islands is
Prince Alexander. tho heir apparent. While
he gives variety OF reasons FOR his course. it
is well known at Honolulu that his invincil!e
antipathy to this country springs from the fact
that, when he was travelling here the steward
of one of the Boston and New York boats refus-
ed him seat at the supper table on account of
his color! That indgnity has scc,hcd in his
mind ever since.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

GENTLE WoRDs.-The Petersburg (Na.) In
tcll;gcncer speaks Of that notorious cmissary
Henry Ward Bccchcr.' and say; OF a sermon
attributed to him that IF lie did give public
Inference to such a sentiment. and left the
pulpit without bodily injury, it must only
have been because he addressed gang of dev-
lis like himself Such a monster in human
shape deserves to have milestone fastened
around his neck, and pitched into the middle
of the Atlantic ocean,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16
New Orleans Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Election OF State Senator. yesterday. in this
city resulted in Democratic nominee beino
beaten by Independent candidate by $500. who
It is believed received the support Of the Know
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

"THE OLD MAN EIoQrENT''-A monument
Of Italian marble has been placed in the Un;ta-
rian Church at Quincy, by Charles F. Adams
to the memory ofhi father, John Quincy Ad-
ans. bust of the deceased surmounts it.,
made by Hiram Powers. 1t has an appropri
ate inscription.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

E~ The editor of the Green Bay (Wiscon-
hin) Advocate is a Democrat his wife a Wing.
Confiding his paper to her management. he re-
Gently started en- an electioneering tour. The
lady reversed the engine, changed the politics
oil the paper, and the editor hurried home lust
in time t. prevent the removal of the name OF
his favorite candidate from the columns of the
Advocate.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-16

~ A recent census of the State of Mchi-
gan shows the present population to be els 900.
In 1850 the number was 397 .9G5, being an in
crease of over 1900 in four years.