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THE OF features in this department
on Monday November s and will terminate in the ensuing
Jame; Jene., N 2, Professor Of Practice q Medicine.
warren d sans M NJ p s. Professor sss
An Genes. o. frStss sos Of oe,,s e
fyoesy ans
ssm"s c sea5d NJ Demonstrators Anatomy
The for ecting will be open third Monday
Ho.pit j. to April
"oy ssaa VISITS and
There during the session. about eight hundred
patients
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean
i,LENWOOD CEmErERY.-This beautiful burial place
dead, having appropriate
monies for the is for the reception Of the
The has capacity hundred bodies
Of dsnd as may apply can place The departed until they
The plan Of the neorpoa'ors Of equality regard
usually bring premnm making the early selection of lots the
Until office established the city Of Washington appicn
ions WIN be attended 70 the present Office i" the east
Visitors requested through Cemetery
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS.
N. BGIeuwood situated distance due north of the
Aug a7-dsm
RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education
sn,sc nn ana Gv including railway hydraulic t0po
For copies OF the Annual Register giving full information
b, FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, r. p l.,
NEW York, May Adj Isss.-The undersigned day
opened an once No q William Mercian,s' E1shanse
Hank, insurance, mining, rarond, government State and city
r1onissoy noes bills of exchange AHd negotiated
COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent-I have for seve-
s.ed on Kendall Green, little more than mile notheastey
These house: and convenient with cellar
The az @
The approach is by Streets Delaware and
on the route aud twice day Kendall Green
eaSa centre se make. 1na % ,
Rent--tSo hundred dollars year.
BY applying VIM suckney, who lives Cottage mysa
Julys-dW AMOS KENDALL,
wAsEISeTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours Washington and baltimore
aNM5leN 49, lI g. Q9 -
Washington daily Sundays at * and and and
wa.hnsio" or sa@orc a, and 81 M and and
On Sundays ate, a. m, and s. pm.
Washington to Baltimore. ........Sl so
Washington 20 Annapois. ............ g
DO ana return. ..........'.....'......... 90
The round "trip tickets must in al be procured the office
June ai--dG ' ''''' ''e' 80 ''''''
Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 2e South Fourth Philadelphia
Pa tae No 50 Dock a'rec) have hand
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE,AND THrEF-pRooF SAFES,
Bank vault. and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water filters seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
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ORION L;,ErQS.-siuha; by Sir frederick Murc,ison the
history oldest knoyn rccks containing organic
VOL 1854.
The Shipping Laws OF the British Empire by G. Atkinson
vol w.
The War affecting Shipping by II.
Thomson; 4 1851
Physiological Chemistry by Professor Lehmanni vols
Noads Lectures Chemistry vol.
Louis Napoleons system fnld Artillery y Captain Fave.
Volunteers aud Rifles Lieut.. Col. Gordon. 1859
The Rife-Ausket; by Capt Jervis. 1854.
SuIys Memoirs, lin English y 5 vols.
Btily's Astronomical Tabies and tormuias.
Doi's British Peerage Baronetage, kniahage. 1854.
Fosters Britain ireland 1854.
Crystal Park, Natural History Fine
n n porlrait Gallery; vols, 1854.
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR.
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No. CO., February 1884, railroad from Mobile Gad
Alabama Selma Gunters Landing the Tennessee
the road from Savannah
Mobile Aabama New Orleans Louisiana and the branch
Albany Georgia, Eaiaua Montgomery, Ala
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THE Pension Law asId sounty Land Lasvs--An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions OF Secretaries and Opn
thereon, The Forms Regulations
Pension Office and Explanatory Comments; the
whole arranged be ineghe every claimant by
o. TrpIet clerk Pension Office voune
Of $50 pages, bound, Price So, ". ..
Sen FRANCk TAYLOR
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A presly for government service has been
AEz2~ their their
vloin and speed and their accoamo-
unequaed for elegance and comfort
York Liverpool cabin, 2n
Exclusive $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship
N berths can secured until paid iot.
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Important ~ nrk for Pension Claimants.
ENsON Bounty Land Just published, Analytical
the Penson and Bounty Land Laws the Decisions
Secretaries &C. Sci arranged he ineigibe
claimant Price Sc postage, prepaid, 20 cents. - '..
Dn sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Oct bookstore, 9Th
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NAYS FABLES. with lao Illustrations. 1 Volume.
" London, 1854. Price 81
Dogs asir management, by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 80 cents
Price 50
Adventures Of sydenham Geenfnch and OF his friends
london with numerous London. 1854. Price
Aug29 FRANCk TAYLOR,
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n X. CHAMBERLIN'S Commercial College, located
No street, Baltimore, Maryland. The osenM
object Of this institution place in the reach OF individuals
obtaining and practical mercantile edun
ton. young sce 0kiain knowledge
general w weeks than be acquired In
many years any counting house.
study embraces double book keeping, and IL
of and trade MeScan
uc calculations taught according the approved method
Practical penmansp combining rapdy OF execution with beam
of construction mercantile law various
pan, mercantile Subjects beside many other points necessary for
understand The time
for student varies from Eve eight
There being vacation, applicants enter al time and
Examinations held periods
diplomas awarded those who graduate For kc writ
and circular forwarded ky wa 10"
Nov l3--tvdxep - ~
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and fSroma.- w. BAKER co.'s
" American Vanilla Premium chocolates
which first have awarded by the
and fairs OF the Unisn sale by all the principal
the United States bad by their
Hussoy MurraY New York Grant and Twes Philadelphia
Thomas W Brund,ge, Balmofe Kennel
Ohioi aud s. r. Howell Georgetown, ID. c.
Hih WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
ApJ--dly Dorchester Mass
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PoIytechnic College of the state Of Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
IS College, organized the plan OF the Industrial Colleges Of
Europe afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHaNlCAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
The ell Monday, seps
tembar IL, 1854.
FACULTY.
engineering Professor sem H. Peabody.
Meagy and ndusta analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof Alfred L. Kennedy, M. ID. ar.
Mining engineering, geology and minealOgy Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. NJ.
Profh.
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms department per session, $i3
Mechanical and typographical drawings Prof. John
$40.
French aud Spanish, Prof " De Amarli.
German, Prof Is II. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An aeademca Department. under the charge Of B. Boucher A.
NJ provided, which less proficient
enter aud be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional information boarding,
SC, obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
technic College, philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees.
J..ls McINrYRK Secvenry
Aug 9-WedSat&Tueslm
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FORREST In Norway and sweden, 4 vol,
The Great Highway astoY of the Worlds Struggles by w,
Fulton vol London
WiIiam,s Lie Of julius Cn-ar / vol. Lnndeu.
soyes shifting Cookery for the People London. a5
Pigeons and Rabbit; by e > peiener. Price s5 cents
sand and Shells; Nautical sketches. IS ccnts
Second novel by Ainswortb, London. 25
Pin Money by Mrs. Gore. London. 81 y
The 'owSeer; by Mrs Goe. London. 81 cents.
Ernest MatTavers; by Bulaer London 81
Just received by
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
Bank England ink by Jones, maker by appointment
Imported direct from the in Paris and London by
Sept23 FRANCk TAYLOR.
rl,HE STORY OF VuE SIBLs, from the first dawn
Revelation completion Sacred Canon with the
earliest
efforts until the present vol.
The PARALLELS of Kumache from the seventh German edition,
with 26 illustrations.
Midsummer Flowers for 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 on Bee Culture aud the Bee Hive, ....-, -
Sep 81 FRhNth iAhLoh.
RoDGERs's PESKNIvEs, Gsn".n..-A large variety,
IL bought undersigned, Rodgers sons manu-
factory in Sheffield. .... ....
Sep Ia FkANCh TAYLOR
HREAKs OF Fortune by y. IL. Jones.
L Fimi,an--e spasmodic Tragedy by J. fefcy Jones
The scout the Ripck Rdep Of c'ng"ee by W. Gilmore
jus, received at TAYLOR MAURY,s
Sep 10 boohsiofe, near 'fh e.
oUR Honey Moon and other Comtcsitttesi from
u Punch with numerous illustrations, ~,
Ltfe's Lesson tale,
Putnam for October.
Further supply of Fashion and Famine
on safe at
TAYLOR MAURY's
sep9s Bookstore, near ON ST.
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ii ISrOIxy of st. DominSOS by Brown, NJ. D. volum
ii of 800 pages each, bound in cloth price 50 cents
FRANCk TAYLOR
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Law 81 hooi Cumberland University. at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school of Cumberland University. at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruthen, lat, one Of the eiu
Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon of OF the supreme eour
of Tennessee.
BEoDded L. Ridley, OF The easnceors of the Stale
Judges Green dew lie their whole time sHeuyt
10 the school.
Plan of Daily examinations OF each cass he
regular OF lectures, but explanations
daily lessons / the progress OF the examinations
law and equity, In whsh
statement of facts given by
through all the known
Practice framed require them
Deeds records all documents, 10 be- read
OF taken by appeal
court, held monthly In the class
public every The students act AS clerks
jurors judges and chancelors and In other Official
bacilies connected with their suits. ~.
Seons.-The session the third Monday Sep
tembe ends third Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $50, in conng
S2 boarding $50. Students furnish their
which can be- had in the Lebanon bookstores. ..
required complete the course, unless the
class No previous study required or
regular classes. Students ensr
any me during the collegiate year
There is a I'M legislature connected with the school
Number o. students collegiate year eighty SIX
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fab ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Al EMOlItS Celebrated Characters, Laniarine.
III
The Dead SodoI and 0murra and the Bible ands by
De Sancy; a journey 1851 and 1859. 2 vsls,
Life Epses of st. Paul; by Conybeae and Howson.
vols.
The Lost IIeress; by Mrs. Soutbworth / vol
Aaja Norwegian and Lapand tale from the German.
.....a
North American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance, aud Enterprise for the young | vol
I1fes Lesson a novel; 1 VOL
The Fossil Spirit; dream Of geology. vol.
The Home the Valleys by Miss Carien translated from the
Swedish. vol
Tha Rose Of the Parsonage from the German Of Gieske.
VOL
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated. / vol.
Statesmen Of the Times of George the Third by Lord BTough
Lady Russell' l
Progress and Prejudice by Mrs Gore. vol,
Chambers's Papers for the People, vols
CtfAmbers's Miscellany 10 vols
Writings of Robert Chambers. vols.
Putnam's Monthly Magazine for October.
pcseps's household W oris for October.
&c FRANCk TAYLOR.
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York, man
f. of daguereoype apparatus, matngs
cases. and of plates, chemicals, fancy frames an
caotype paper chemicals for pcurc and
rails Of every description. MOOD
Case makers supplied manufacturing
e. O. celebrated also, Highlander shon
always hand.
30a Broadway, June IL, 1854.
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University Of MARYLAND.

School Of Medicine
fjfEiE Monday
Il and cud on the lst OF March, - 49,
Principles and Practice Of Surgery N. r. Smith, NJ. D.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. u.
Anatomy nd Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics Richard II. Thomas, NJ. D.
Maera Pathological al Anatomy, W. Mitenberpe
n, ID.
Practical Anatomy, ID. b. Smith, M. ID.
IntmHry, belonging
and containing OF hundred and ffy beds.
Fees $50 naturalization fee, S. graduation
$40. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, M. D.,
Sep I--2lwt9hOct Dean
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NOTICE Deduction paymentNotce
~ hereby given year 1854 due,
payable Ocei deduction eight
allowed by law for the IL paid before the 3st
slant X. j. ROCHE,
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limited STATES Mail Lime to California; via AsPin-
Panama, the 5h and Goth of each month"; IN first
steamships approved by the Navy Department. of not less than
1900 burden, guarantyng speed and safety.
railroad completed 10 ObisPo IL miles from
Panama,
embraces 81 miles in rail
Apnwa Obspo and ls miles OF land transportation over
dry recently put thorough order. single
honrshe passengers
only transferred to and som mules
alongside the
There transportation in future this routs
The sieknsss of description
being always kept in at New York; Pana
Francisco detention IN OF accident
ne entirely reliable. .i
expected passage the Atlantic will be made
larry in days on the Pacific in IL to l2K days.
the day after they arrive al Aapn
wall -
Through tickets rates. be had the III
West street. NeY YORK. H"
Jan 2s--df -''F
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EMBfaDIDEssIES, LACE GOODS sGc.-The subscribers
r. hive dsr received full and
goods, embracing all
which the Of the
following u Hist Of of the leading articles,
IS Maltese ehemzetis and sleeves, in
2S Maltese collaretts do
Is richly embroidered muslin Vacnces
70 do do Maltese do
as do nus in coaretH and Hceyes
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
do do csmbric collars
95rchy do cambria skirts, for dressr~
1870 do do pocket handkerchels
Is pieces Maltese aees and edRngs, all widths
100 do Nalepces isces edgings n-ertings
50 do English thread Iaces, edgings, n insernes
as -do cambria founcings and rulings
rs do swiss musins nouncings and bands
100 embroidered dimy bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
25 dozen long short black
Aso variety OF Illusions lace bobbnets, linen
bc embroidered muins, lawns and lace handkerchefs
gloves, hosiery, SC.
Sep 3--3taw3wf HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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MATHEmATICAl. Drawing Instruments, In variety,
MI OF the finest quality and nsh, and others unusually To-"
prices bought in from the manufacturers in Europe by The
undersigned.
Sets in for 81 Is and upwards.
Oct3 FRANCk TAYLOR
1 AMARTINE'S New wOsk.-Memors of Celebrated Char
Ia acteTs by AIphonse de Lamartine.
Epse Romans, with and
yised translation, and introductory essays.
Popular Tales; by Madame GuzOt
Dscourses by Abiei Abbott LiveImoe.
Practical Commercial Arithmetic by q. Il. Dochariy
LII. d.
Now a. Days; by Laura j. Curtis.
Easy Warren his Contemporaries.
Ilarper's Gazetteer, Nos.
Just published, aud for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY5
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
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ToPOGRAPHICAL DRAyyING.-A Manual o Topo
L graphical Drawing; by Lieut. r. 3. Smith U. g. army assn
professor drawing West Point With illustrations
For sale by TAYLOR Mhlhfi
Nov 10 Booksellers, near 9th street
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The sew York Asa Liverpool UMitsd ssssxS mai


The ship. comprising this line are,
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NJ by Mrs Mary a. Denison illustrated win
w cravings, from designs by White 80,
Writers of America; with porirais bogap
caI notices. and specimens of their writings by John
Hart, LII. ID.
The Life OF Martin Luther beautifully illustrated
Thugs in AueTca by w. Chambers, (of Ed,nburgh)
Wild sports West from the German, with tinted u.
Iustruions. BY Frederick Cerstaeeker
The Treasury OF Medicine; by John james, Nj d.
New and cheap editions OF Bulwers novels Hall hours with
the Authors, Don 0uix0e, Monte Christie, &C.
Shilling Cookery. Upwards of hsndred thousand
copies sf ork sold in few weeks!
On sale al TAYLOR MAURY's
Nov5 Bookstore, near 9th
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spanish Grammar; by Professors
" asguez and Smone. AZ
Oliendo,d's spanish Grammar; by Professor Ningu
Iosse's Spanish Grammar.
De Veres Spanish Grammar,
Meadows Spanish Grammar.
hleala's Spanish Grammar
Grammatical de Lengua Casteliana. .nfas... .
Ol.ndofNuev0 Metodo para aprendei eer cscber ha
tar 81 Frances by Professor Ningut.
DiandofNuevo Metodo para aprendeT eer escrber ya
lar FL Ipeles by Professor Virgut q
Cranla;ica pylesa de Urcullu by Professor Nngul
be Maitre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meihode poar appsenre
lire, scrbe, psriar la Lungne Espagnoie with key
Professor Vingit
Also, Spanish Phrase Books, Readers, ani dictionaries, Will
select assortment Of the works of spanish authors.
Sep II FRANCk TAYLOR
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UAWKER on Shooting, edited by VIM. II. Porter
ii
Frank Forester's Field Sports /; Q vols
by Frank Forester,
The Rod Gun by Wilson and Oakeigh vol Edin
buTgh.
The Sportsman n France 2 vols. London.
The Young Spsrtsman's Manual; by Cnven VOL London
Hints SportsmeD by Il. 3. Lewis, NJ. d.
The Shooters Manual.
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes.
Vngat on the Dog edited by f. s. Lewis, M. D.
Drinks Dogs edtad by Frank Forester.
Observations Dog breakng by William Floyd gamekeeper
Richardson Dogs
Hutchinson Dog breaking l vol. London.
Mayhem Dogs. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Sep IL
VHE STAGE.-Pe Personal RecolIecons of the Stage VIM
d. Wood Further supplies Just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Oct II Bookstore, 9th
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al Jurisdiction. Practice anu
v Peculiar jurisprudence OF the Courts of the United Sihiss ~
by George Ticknor Curtis, 49,
Crusades, their Rise and Resnr "
Major PROCTOR OF the Royal Military Academy.
Cumming hectureson the Seven Churches.
on sale AZ IN. TAYLOR n MAURY's
Nov rs BOOKSTORE, near 9th
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NaENCH WRITING INK, by Pertue Guyct,
Bank England maker by appointment
Imported direct from the manufacturers Paris and London by
Sept 23 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Academy OF the Visitation,

Georgetown, ID. c.
will be
day in September wben WI
the tie bnc
o finished educa' n, A.
desired the historical studies pursued
F,ench greatly acquiring nor
know OF that while the pursued
teachng both vocal instrumental has superior aaa
rendering The pupils accomplished and scientific performers
separation the junior the pupils has recently been
beneficial in Its Influence on NV
youthful members Of the academy
Aug ll-3awd&ct5epl5
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RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
UNSIGNED for comprehensive thorough
chiects and civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
For Annual Register giving full
ing the institute, apply tn
y. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, II. r. l.,
Aug l5--d2m Troy, N. Y.
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EAGLE CITY.

II OTIS in this valuable, ready Tor >a'. at
prices which cannot fail T." be profitable, either FOR
inN">tmcni permanent location.
IT." rrorriet"rS 81 the above have rNlcn'" both time
and money i'm cNluring the Whole of Ill" country in the
mn' iatr line of the 81. Paul and Lake c;ior Road,
wo satisfied ii be SURPASSED by other portion
q. the Territory. II is in the heart Of country well
watrrr,! and ibnunl> with innumcrabr groves of heavy
timber. principally of the hard wood kind. Evidence
exists %. several large camps, which have
until recently been worked: natural grasses abound
in direction. and TiIaric sufficient for ania%
turI~, that will supply the demand for wears
In a llnn TO HE above natural advantages for agrcu
tural purposes, il must Lc admitted that town about
tlat distance tl6 miles, from S. Paul. must inevitably
spring necessary adjunct To the proposed Railroad
uHd hIf * H,r Ejn' necessary and able OF supp ing
the of all that may be- required either in
nrrcal icltural point of view Wood and water
mast necessary concomittant TO locomotive engine
S iINatcr. the great lumber mart. contributes
graft, Facilitate the operation OF buiiinr. which the
u this location j. evidently bound to call for
The pr"prjr"r wish not to hc mi>cad by such significant
yra that they not induced bv motives
IN locating this town. it l. t. make that they
have embarked in this enterprise but this they do
th. will III. ON such reasonable will make it
matter of interest aud profit n those who may wish to
join in tlic liu'ah object of helping to build up this
Ir"ni ing The original propricor> have already
sol half their interest. aud prepared to sell
the h,lncc: and intending purchasers will please bear in
rnn that good Warrant, leeds ri for all lots sold
with ilr title nl>putabc. early application is invited
For further particulars enquire at the office of STARKfN
and IErrEys Real tate Dealers. Third Street. St Paul
Minnesota Territory.
Al Itlv
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 12. 1854.

CAROLINA MONUMENT. - There are at
rrcsont two luLlic statues i'll South Carroll
ma. One of Lord Chatham in King street,
Charleston, who lost one arm in the S:cgc
of the city. The other, of Mr.. Calhoun, Ly
Powers, left the arm which held the scroll
marked Constitution" at TIE bottom of
the sea, eff Fire Island, where TIE statue
was sunk in the sad wreck of the EH7aLcH
Nothing daunted 10y this typical intima-
ton that the State policy is a little peculiar
and onc-silcd, the CarolinianS have tired
again and it is now announced that
The Calhoun Monument will consist of a
IroEzc statue of the distinguished states
man, resting upon marble catacOmb twcn-
ty feet square, by sixteen feet high, the cat
acomb Itself being placed III on base forty
feet square
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G.iLENA MAR X ETS.

(Coriec'et Dtty fiom ne Gtlenu -idre'fter)
FLoUR.-S,perimc 50 50 a ) 60, Extra Sc 90
Sc 80.
GRAIN. Oats BUSH 81 &c Corn, none.
PoRK.-Ness Sl3 &ll, do Clear SD a SIG
BACoN.-llams Sc a &c. Shoulders a &c.
LARD.-S I-2 to &c.
BUTrER-Fresh Is 1Sc, Firhin II IL Is.
CHEEsE-E ID and w Il IL a DC, Country a
lOc.
SuGAR-N 4I-2a lie, Clarified 81 a
&c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N o 80 3jc, 5 ii 36 40c.
CoFFEE-Rio - IL IL LIE, Java Is 17c.
Rice, 6 a6I II.
TEA-Impcrial IS a 7jc, y ii 10 zoe, Black
10 Coo.
ToBAcco-Virginia p Csc, Missouri IL IL a
sc.
CANDLES and SoAP-Muuld Is ID lie Tallow,
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap 81 a6 II.
Participates, grccn per bbl - 50 $S 80
Dried, per bush % a 80, Peaches, dried, | -
Al 50.
FIsH-Mackcrel. No per Dbl, SIS 90, No. ,
do Is %, No. ) do II 90, Goldfish per Dbl - 90
Salmon per Dbl so 90, Oysters per dozen, IS 90
50 90.
Ii>RDwARE-NailS, Jun,ta per Ib a7c, Iron
Mountain, 6 al Il, Boston d., iron, Flat Bar,
81 6, ii ; Bar, 6 I-2 I ~, Sheet American,
I-2 a 8, Nail Rod &c, Russian Is Bic, Cast
Steel per Ib DC, Blister IS 20, German 1Sa-
Steel springs | -, ANcls 10 II ID, AMI
II Is, Axes per d,z. IL 90 a - 50, Chains
log, per ID s 10, Cable 10, Miners shovcls PEI
doz x a y, Spades do.