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sy GREEN d SCOTT, Aucrsonecrr.

By GREEN a. SCOTT, Ancfionecrf-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FOR
Il ni,ure manofor,e 6ncuonOn Tuesday, The 10Th
slant residence Of Mrs Peytun,
Pennsylvania at 10 O'Clock
.ive and Of furniture
Mahogany marble top per and centre tables
Do hDe exten dining table, %
breakfast card. side, and other table,
DO dressing md other bureaus and sidehuafds
DO uardrobcs, wash light stands
sofas lounges, and paOT chnlfs
union rocking chairs
good p,sno-iortc and stood, bookcase &c,
China, glass, crockery, and stone
asset and shades
Pier, msute and chamber looking glasses
Feather beds, bedding. hair and sbuck mattresses
French. high and Tow pnst hsdsteads
o-day clock, wardrobes and washstaRds
and painted shssss
Thre. aud chamber carpets
Rrnss andirons, shovel and foags, fund r.
Corking, radiator, artigtii and oiftf Stoves
kiichsn requisites
many crher which deem u'nters.ay %
Terms An sums of cash cas-, credit
of four months for satisfactorily encocd
GREEN SCOTT,
sep2l-d Auctoneen.
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GALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE BY
~ the nucuonOn Saturday. the 23d
instant Court O'Clock
M 9Th and
personal effects Of Harriet Jsrdne, de-
ceased consisting Of
Mahogany sofa, chnir dressing bureau
rocking snd other chairs v
Do work, wnshstspas and other tables
Maple bedsfeadp, feather bed, and mattress
window curtains, and oslcloth
Lot II bedding, crockery, glass, and iron ware
Terms cash
nd of the above shall SELL large
belonging breaking
q housekeeping.
Several second hand and busxies and carriages
4 hnr assortment OF hquors,
Monosgahela and other whiakey
Cocnac brandy
bhbs old Virginia peach brandy.
TUims cash. GREEN b SCOTT,
2l-d Auc6oneers.
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CIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, Nj. D.. the medical
y practitioner valuable
OF consumption, and unnng for
without The Of medicine Sir A. Co. Ba invented and
advised the uf the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
all persons of all ages conditions
sed consumption asthma
colds other affections of which
siae OF the according fashion,
changes Of our climate
simply chemically prepared fur lined
silk padded winch, suspended the
agreeable that, becomes
aity and comfort
Protector, although recently America
making rapid through the United stateA
AmecH. Indies.
staple article England and Europa, while
countries the positon of article Of dress
vicinity wearing
Protector without docoyng kind The
OF wepe these articles is r6e and will last
No the IN M
without The hospitals country
mendng Them rapidly bradley,
Co., London and Manchester England Originality ntused
aud manufacture original
md therefore recommend those who would The
% to their being genuine.
Remember this article, medicine
RETAIL PRICES
ssepiF slze..'... % each
i1n1ies' 4 W do
Boys and misses do......-.-.............. rs do
HARCoURT, BRADLEY, 4 CO.,
81 mn l00 Nassau street.,
New York, United States.
Principal warehouse street, Cheapsde London Man
uactory, "A Market street, Manchester, England.
H. B. CO. establishing depos
ter in all America Physicians, surgeons, druggists
eotrs goods merchants, hatters, mine also
retail Them, whom
enterprise splendid opportunity opens
For terms apply to HARcoURT, BRADLEY, 4 CO.,
b5nd&cp 50 Ann New York, United
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BY r. L 4 G. r Al PHI.

Arrival of The Araba. Three Days Later from Euyops
NEW YoRK, Sept 2l.-The royal mail steamship Arabia
teegrsphed below at O'clock this afternoon and
reached her wharf at four O'clock She sailed from Liverpool
the 9th of September and therefore bring. three DAYS
later intelligence from England and all parts of the
The news although not important ia Of highly interest
ing character.
Cotton was dull and dropping Since the sailing of the
Atlantic had advanced shilling and wheat three
pence Corn had declined pence In the leading
articles Of the Liverpool market material change the
quotations.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool for the week ending Sep
TENDER amounted to $4,000 bales. According McfIe
rvs Circular the quotations the per Atlantic
The London money market continued easy cond
ton Consols closed at s51.-no change.
waa.
The artillery and troops having embarked the Crma
greatest anxiety is felt the time approaches nte
The latest dispatches from Vienna that the allies were
rapidly approaching Crmea Marshal ST. Arnaud left Con-
stantinope the 3D. take command the allied army
does consider the refusal Of her ultimatum BY
Russia a lsRi
The advice from Asia important character The
fortress of Bayazid had been blown up.
The Crcassians under their celebrated chief Schany
taken Russians in Georgia completely by surprise They
destroyed upwards of two hundred villages.
Orders had been transmitted to the Baltic for the
date return to troops under the
mand of Marshal d'Hilliers
The preparing burn Odessa Gaatz bra-
a and Ren the Of the allies forcing them aban-
don those places.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t is now believed that neither Austria nor Sweden will
recall their ministers from St. Petersburgh.
From Prussia have nothing
Affairs in Greece assuming tranquil attitude.
The people of Hungary in very agitated state and
fears Of another revolution apprehended Poland also
in disturbed state.
No fighting the Danube.
Spain tranquil There some vague rumors relative
interviews between Mr. Soue and Espartero, regard
purchase of Cuba but they be to
sponsibe
The Paris papers filed with Of the etes and
reviews at Bouogne honor of Prince Albert and the yung
King Of Portugal, and the other royal visiters.
The weather continues favorable in England and
continent for the gathering Of the crops which prove be
very abundant.
troops.
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ARGhs ana superior iron safe ior safe 1he suhscrt
Ia for sale and sae sfe
patent suitable for banking heavy business which
will be third less manufacturers price
Jas. G.. cGUlRE
Sept le-d6 Aacuoneer and Commissi Il Airchant
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l,ETy Of PIstsbur0 and County ~ AnsgAany, rsnn-
" offer
p1rturr of Allegheny Pennsylvania
by which they
we cndent recommend Them capitalists and de
slrrhe NV
The bnds ogeher exhibit and other ststiseai n6s
be obtained application presumably leu,
JOHNSTON bkOTHERB, Ca,
BANKERS and Fiscal Aeeusa
Jan ls-dScpU
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR sALE--on Mon
~ day afternoon, October O'clock the premises shall
beautiful lot 50 Ninth
side running back 100 feet lfs alley and TO the lot of
@ Church the Ascension with all the buildInsx and Improve
hereon known Mrs Humphreys Cotnge II acknowl
edged by all eligible sites the cy md
extent On Ninth
pubic BY the
failing public wells In the immediate vicinity,
which will yield abundance
of waite the surface, Of the beet quality.
Terms So residue and year,
beSfng interest secured by deed Of trust on tbe
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sept l4-eodkds Aucnoneer.
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NEW FALL GOODS Having just North,
N take great pleasure informing friends patrons,
public generally TINT have ready their inspection
elegant coecton Of cloths
vesngs, French and English be selected with
New all Of winch pre-
and approved styles
and the reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
ennFylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th streets.
2l--dlm
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, dawn
The completion Of the Canon
interesting translation and circulation from
efforts until Tie present tine j vol.
PARALLELS of kumne the seventh German edition,
with Dc illustrations.
midsummer Flowers the Young By Mary Hewitt
The African Crusoes. BY Mrs Lee.
The Australian Wanderers. BY Mrs. Lee.
Progress and Prejudice novel. by Mrs. Gore
Eddy Bee Culture and the Bee Hive.
Sep 81 FRAkCh TAYLOR.
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BAl1AIoRI Sept 2l-The -four market is quiet to-day
quote Howard street nominal at IS rs City Wills held at
81 The supply Of wheat moderate and prices hrmer
this morning about 900 bushels offered, with sales
Of good prime white 81 So 81 rs choice lots for fam
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Syracuse, IN. Y.) Sept. 20.- Evening session.-Tht
convention reassembed at O'Clock.
The voting then commenced.
On third ballot Clark received 81; Savage, 49, Spau
ding, u Patterson 3; Campbell, 6; Whitney, l.
Myron H. Clark then nominated unanimously for gov
ernor, amid loud cheers
An informal ballot then taken for lieutenant governor
and the result rs follows;
Raymond, IS; Wnkin, 10; Savage, 20 Benedict, Is
Wedgwood, j; yarnum 4 c. b. Clark, !.
Mr.. Brdseye, Of Kings, withdrew the Of Savage.
A motion then made to adjourn, and lost
After which Henry j. Raymond nominated for euten
governor by reclamation amidst laundering applause
Henry Fzhugh of Oswego, nominated as canal COM
missioner.
Mr.. Norwood Bovine elected State-prson inspector
Resolutions adopted denooncng the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise declaring themselves thereby released
from al obligations admit into the Union States
condemnng the of the river and harbor bill and
demnng manifest Of the South to the
African slave trade.
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CIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, M. D., medical
~ practitioner has IetG valuable legacy the world his
OF unning
eases, without The BxIt
use uf
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tkOIcru n FtftsDHTy.
PrTTsHupe Sept NThe cholera the decrease, ano
public alarm subsding.
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der for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
eged lotteries prompt
OF will immediately
to al who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sep p wilmington, Delaware.
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ioe Argo arrived at Plymouth left Madras June sd
%qaglluus, July 10; Cape Of Good Hope July 20. The
oefa was raging OF Maurtius Port Louis was almost
Gotu ana al business stopped The grand total Of
Sus was about II 900. The disease had been abating
G sh days before the sailing Of the Argo The Cape Of
nope Parliament commenced its sittings the Both
n me colony is enjoying profound repose The only
iSsly the coPperheld in Namsqualand, which prom
-" equal the famous mines Of South Australia Sew
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The floating debt Of Spain is Sso,ooo,ooo.

Madame Ruttka Kossuh sister Of the great Hungarian
has returned TO New York from Saratoga Springs
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Of the Portsmouth Globe has been appointed assistant civil
engineer in this yard vice r. wilkins removed The keel
Of of the new steam fgates has been laid and her
stem raised The keel of the other is about be laid
The frigae Constellation is being coppered and
work on the frgate Potomac The Falmouth stated
in the Globe be prepared for sea in few weeks
The New Orleans Courier of Thursday says that the yell
low fever does diminish either in general prevalence
the maignsncy Of its attacks On the contrary it would
appear that there greater number of persons dying
the Charity Hospital and that the mortality is also the
increase in private practice Many persons who escaped
the unprecedented epidemic of year have been attack
ed The deaths the Charity Hospital from the epidemic
averaged thirty day Until there was decided change
in TIE weather hope Of the abatement Of the disease
entertained.
Lieut. w a. Bartlett writes TO the New York CONNER
ca that the heightened voyage of the steamship Atlantic
was caused by Of the most violent and prolonged hur
rcane gales he ever experienced For the twelve hours
preceding the noon Of the l2th the Atlantic made but y-
FIVE miles TO the From of the 18th Of the
18TH did make single mule although her engines
worked beautifully six revolutions per minute all that
could be permitted in such From of the 18th
to midnight only miles the captain gradually casing up
engines as the wind and sea fell
The Clarke County (obio) Agricultural Society intends
giving three prizes worth five hundred dollars prem
uns for the three finest babies years of age
that may be entered for competition their fair on the
5th prorimo.
The wit of Douglas Jerrold is keen when
ercsed on juvenile literary presumption When NJ Lamar
tines merits were being discussed at club Of artists and
authors OH said clever young author be and
in the same boat Douglas Jerrold, who present
turned round and seid But not with the same SOULS
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NUMBER q.

which took on board his brother belo,v the all,
BY telegraph yesterday we learned that Rem.
ben, when the boat reached Lawrenoeburrh.
ielegraphed to parties in Madison and I,on;..
vile to get together at one Of tause points end
secure rescue.
Private dis,atChes announced that the tfi.
aorers passed Madison without any interrur.
tion.
On Thursday Burton was accosted In the
sfrce.s Of Cincinnati ny Mrs. Cummings, and
told by her that he could not walk those
streets and live FIVE minutes--I will kill Won 70
Burton. in this emergency, drew Ihis revolver
and said. "Come on. am ready for you,"
whereupon the woman entered q complaint
against him and he was fined fve doliara. We
shall await further tidings of the progress down
the river with intense interest.
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FASHION AND MrRDER.-A correspondent Of
the Boston Transcrip. gives the following ac-
couns OF the brothers Ward. who are now in
confinement in Kentucky and aw aiting trial for
the murder Of a schoolmaster -
have just returned from visiting The Wards.
before Their removal to another county for tri.
nj. Matthew +. Ward, the eldest of the bro-
| theirs, the author of that capital satire on Eng
land English Items" is a talented and bril-
liant fellow. He is about FIVE feet six inches IN
height, well prOportioncd, with fine head, full
keen eyes and an uncOmmOnly intelligent ex.
preston Of cOuntcnancc. His brother Robert,
is Of an eiTrmiuate and delicate form. looking
qniet and very inofeusive. We found him
amusing himself with sketching views near
Louisville. from recollection. Our party,
among whom were some of Matthew's init.
mates, visited him early in the forenoon. and
| found him lusily engaged in the preparation of
his defence. on the ground Of aggravated treat
ment of his brother; but We all thought how
poor his chance Ofescapc.
He might wrap himself in the robes Of hope,
and lie down to pleasant dreams--bnt ah how
fatal his deiusoD, forgetting that in this happy
land,
6 Justice stern bnt true.
Ne'cr turns the balance for the high or iown
Their rooms in the prison were handsomely
provided by their friends and family. who are
in the most fearful suspense relative to their
fate-especialIy their sister. so well known in
Boston, who feelingly told us she never expect
ed to find happiness again.
We lief: the brothers with heavy hearts. (they
however seeming in good spirits,) wondering
what sweet obliviOus antidote" they posses
sed to drown their fears.
Mr.. John NJ. Daniel, the American Charge
d Afaires at Turn, though employed there, as
he himself has expressed it. dancing the dance
of fools" does not put on FOOLS coat to do il
in. An extract from private letter Of Mr..
Daniel, dated on Jan. &c, contains the following
manly and honorable statements -
have put myself to great deal of trouble
about this very thing, because wished to es.
tablisb the i" freedom Of the Dress here for all
future Charges, and after q delay Of several
months, was the other day presented to the
King of this country in q suit of plain bl.ct
which have often worn in Richmond, .t.
tended the first court ball Of this season IN th.
same dress. and these are the ONLY times I h.,e
appeared at court at all. Slice then I have ~
ceived an intUnation that it would be esteemed
the civil thing II would hereafter adopt a uni.
form and as do not wish either to do 20 or TO
appear uacivil. the probability is that I shall
keep away from the palace hereafter a. much
ss etiquette will allow.
The Rapp Community. residing at Economv
short distance below Pittsburgh. have rennX
ted $26O.OO0 to New York during the rrseon.
season. for the purchase OF various W.ste,n
railroad securities. This snm vas IN En i;.h
sovereigns, which has been boarded in sh.E
vaniss s'sos @s aisassrsss tiRss Of laa1.
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MERRILL, C0WLES & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps,
Yankee Notions, &c..

KUE have Just opened the largest and extensive
w stock OF American and Foreign Dry Goods eveI
offered in the West which Offering Chicago
St. Louis prices, and less sold in th.
market.
Our facilities for purchasing such that are ena.
bled goods low they be bought by the
largest E,stern Houses. We are buying American
goods direct from the and being
with house in New York, AMI the firm cosa
in the market, shall at all times have full stock and
at the lowest market prices.
We offer no bats, but our customers depeud at al
times upon buying goods Of a small advance from
and transportation, and find In our stock every
variety and style of goods suited the market.
Merchants who have been In the habit Of visiting the
Eastern cities, st. Louis and Chicago, depend upon
ending as large stock, and at prices IS can be
found elsewhere.
We ask Of before going East.
Gslena, October !, 1a63. omS
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

rTNHE propretors of Cathcart' addition, hold themselves
l. in readiness 10 give gooi and sufficient Deeds
alternate lot in their part OF the town lie the
Minnesota river, free NJ charge. TO all actual settlers ha.
will improve them Within the six months. by put-
ting houses thereon; and also sell the adjoining lots al
a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first
deed is given. Yhe above town is the County Of
lie Sueur county.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Agent. ST. Paul.
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EUREKA CITY. MINNESOTA.
SAh TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in this and inn
cUO proving Town. EUREKA, situated at the head
OF navigation on the Minnesota river. presents decidedly
greater advantages than most other Nearer st
raul and with country fast filing up, the farming
i"res- being well represented, part of or beautiful
country give greater Inducements wishing
investments Large Lots whole Blocks upon
very reasonable terms.
WM. BREWSTER.
SEPT 2t.-1HS- 3i and Waba~haw.
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Groveland Garden and Nursery,

BctWteN St. Taul am! St. Anthony, the IIalf-Way
House.
fINffE subscribers wo,ld invite the attention of g.
II those who wish to set fruit trees this &SS1S
fall or the coming spring. to their stock of trees &9A
that have been growing m the Territory from -
three years. In connection with the Sect Nursery at
Davenport. Iowa. they prepared iil all orders fer
either standard OF dwrrf trees and every descrp
ion that viii be requr for this climate, together with
CuTrans, ooScberrics GravcvneS. Also, anything
IN the ornamental line, such as Roses, DahaS. PoxeS
and the various kinds towering plants usually kept
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
set ont fruit trees embeliSi thrr grounds.
have not q sufficient quantity hand to supply the de-
nand, hope 10 receive orders early this Fall, a
20 make up the deficiency at the Nursery in davenport
where expect TO spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed to LETT Gt the Il J. Y Fullerton ST
Paul. L. II. FORD & co
Oct O. hty
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Paul

treat bargains IN Town Lots In Lower st. Paul.
4 0H LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
fOo Ing. have just been laid ont, ami offered for
saie at one hundred dollars each Such opportunity
invest on Seru'aon, has rarely offered. These lots
nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar which hls for tile last
seasons csiucte. some degree. navigation 10 The
sent aiding And i is not too much that il is
the point where the main shipping business of II grow
ing "itj OF tH WtSt will ultimately BE @Ope. II only
needs the erection of few warehouses FOR beginning
ami at once the prosperity of the city will point in that
direction. And 1t is give IL that beginning, that this
induceinent is held out to capitalists.
Other valuable real properly III an St. Paul, for
sale by tie propri ietOr. Enquire of
L. C.. KINNEY, Proprietor, OF
ALLEN PlERSt;.
St. Paul, Nov. 10, 1s5c-9-6m
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20O0 Overcoats, all qualities, just received by
HYNEMAN.
GENERAL AGENCY.


THE subscriber offers his services the public In the
! prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
Departments of the Governments Some year.' rxperl-
sDisbursing Agent the IEdan Department. with
general knowledge Of the mode Of ransactng business
in the Office Of the Governments enables him TO promise
satisfaction to all who may business this char
ter 10 his
H will give special attention TO the collection
Of claims against parties residing in the District OF
Columbia ricin,ty; fonegofiufing Loans, ,ceH
the sale Of Stocks, Real Esfdte Land Warrants, SC.
or furnish Information to correspondents residing dis
tance in regard business which may interest theu
at the Of Governments.
u Ohice the Banking House OF Sr1den, Withcrs
X Co., to whom lie refers. JAMES J. MILLER.
n. Is. References the most satisfactory
Will be given 10 correspondents in whatever State they
may reside.
REFERENCES.
Sr.PAUL-TIon. D. Cooper, W. H. Forbes, Alex. Will
kin. 62-6m
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E. HOVITZ,
PROFES SSOR OF NTNcTN

II ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of ST,
Paul. that he has made this place his res,ence and
desrouS or giving lessons the Piano. Meodeon and
Osan and instructions in Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrtz
Is confident that his experience Ia teaching music In Ger
many France, and this country, will enable him give
satisfaction.
All orders left with Messrs LeDuc Robrer will be
promptly attended to.
July 80, 1S53-16tf
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE.

No. 3, Third street, corner Wdbdsha.
hEPOSITS received and interest allowed, when spe-
- ciay agreed upon, the savings Of all sums, small
ana large taken at the Pioneer Interest Paying Of
ice, at rates from TO IL per cent per anUum.
Eastern Exchange bought and sold at current rates.
Jan 7,'54-l7tf WIN. BREWSTER a CO.
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Sight Drafts,
Brophy Settlement.

Brophy Sett1ement.
A FARM containing 17S acres In this highly flourish
q ing settlement which is near st. Paul, Is Of
fered Tor sale. Il Is bordering beautiful Lake-sntl
rich, land .avy umbered from which some 1900 cords
can be cut.
Alsh, good heavy grass meadow, which will yield so
TO ~ tons hay-an excellent Dwelling House, 40 ly 20 It.
and good stable 80 20 16 acres Of the
y broken and under fence, and have yielded
proprietor an abundant crop. HENRY MCkENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate.
St. Paul, Jan. ., 1854. ls-l9m