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BROOKL YN ITEMS

TBg R,lLRoADs.-The Myrtleav Railroad WA com.
Ilowed from Dyhon-av TO Grahamst ne street mas been
mile and the rails have been laid portion the o nearly
RoBBING A RooN-mATE.-Officer Wig,,s o.
conn of Charles j. Baker hsrges ~ eH ioIk on
watch and gold chain from the which % stealing
pied lie committed for examination ' '''""y occu-
CONFERENCE.-The total expense incurred b a.,
Consolidation Commission So Sl3 which As snno,,;o 'e
the places required by law is follows: AIMING
Population Apnort;or.a
BROOK lyD .et.Sj8 81 aQ
Mihainsbnrsh ''''''''''''''''''''o. IB TIC 48
bushwck'.' '''''''''''''' ''''S IS 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures. l3O,847 S3Sls n
NEW ENGINE HousE-The Fire Department Comm,
tee of the Common Council authorized the Of
Engine House for No at not TO 50 ii5
and Supplies directed into
with parties named for the erection of the
FoUSD DRowNED.-The body of coored man, which
appearances the for long time
floating the Coney Island Cove Sunday An inquest
by Coroner Donly.
The congregation Of the Reformed Dutch Church al
have determined sell their edifc
all the increase Of The population that aourhnE village
Ii be replaced by another aser and commodOus
brought before Justice Curtis Yesterday by Officer CHASED
Fourth Police violently aSsaun his wife throw
fight steps whereby she sustained injury
He fined $50 and required find bail in $500 TO keep the
for months.
New School HoUsE.-The Board of Education have
directed the Of School House in the Seventh
Ward and have offered $l00 for the best plan
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Advertisement
The Church and Clergy do patrOnise PURDY's Ma

the great "UscLE TONS CABs nowihsand
ing called Theater instead Of Museum. What's namer
90 long good moral Uncle Tom
been performed there 800 nights visiting the place
would imog themselves church instead Of theater
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Ad vert SEINE ut.
IIlE CONCERT OLE SONG RIRDS.=The exhibition OF

SINGING BIRDS BARNUMs MUSEUM with the
delightful Concert, in the world We
and tiny quaed by the highest reach of and scored by
he hand Of the Great Composer himself upon the orespge tina
universe II attraction; besides which Barnums Mn
scum by far the best point from which to-day the Cysta
PGlsoe Procession.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge wooDsuTE
Levy ast Beck

To recover damages for breach of promise OF marriage,
alre sdy referred to. Verdict for plaintiff, $50
Rcdman WI the Hudson River Railroad 90. ,
To loss Of horse killed by the oe
Foriyfur Forty fifth for besksee OF the wason
and for personsl injury Damages are laid al IN
the collision said to have been by default oil Pnun n
Sealed verdict
Before Judge sGRsHAN
Andrew Sembler AIT. Robert c. Skidmore - -
To alleged SANDER IN saying OF Rann
public thief TO steal hs LEAD ne Saying VI
the words denied. The complaint was dismissed
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The following table viii show sAe coinage q, the Min, of
the United satss Philadelphia for Ire four months 81
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GAS GAS GAsl-t;raNDELIERs and GAS FIXTURES

of roder and anque desgns will b. found at the great
%tot Of ARCHER WARsFR Co.. No SIC Broadway The
lsrges, stoci W America
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRASS SPRING TRUSSFS --BFNJAHIN'S BRAS

No IL Beekmtn-si
II Effects radical than all other Trs 1t has
back pad which does much injury the spine Six dys trial
given
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IAdVefit
REMOvAL.-The Emgrant Intelligence Office is re

No q Csnast 10 the Centre and Canal
requiring borrs and families in Of
supplied usual No charged Entrance
poy.s u Ceuirc-st JAMES T. PAGAN. Superintendent.
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IL PORT, fES1BkDAr'
~ Schooners
Total.
The receipts of the Treasury $685. 1872 paid,
sl6l 3l2; balance $780, 43.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend of cent
The National Fire Insurance Co. semia uaual dividend
of 10 y cent.
The Wnsted CT Bank dividend Of cent.
The movement in Cotton Is Is follows
1854. 1883.
-bsles-----
Rscelpts a, eli ports since September 2s71IT3
Exports do s733 1911 ~
~ r,s . O ~ ~ sral 1905
Stool Az iii ron, ............. SAILS 5s7 58s
stock at New York April ls............. sss22 s2ss
The increased weekly receipts gradually reducing
the decrease in the crop and e1ports.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
April .os.
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SUPREME COURT-sPIcl.L TEsN-Before Judge lLkhkk' =
Bernard ncCaaertv Gszie Comm rioner OF
Streets tho Mayor Aldermen &c John Stiles and others
Motion for Injunction to restrain me Corporation
from entering defendants stiles and Others tor
cleaning the Third and Fourth Districts OF the
Civ plaintiff be entitled the contract on the ground oil
being the Lowest responsible bidder Temporary injunction and Or
do 10 sIovxcs ed
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SIR: Will you oblge by calling the attention of the
proper authorities the rubbish which piled story
in front Of the building recently demolished by FIRE and the
occupy II has been nearly since dreadful
etwe M s removal Through the influence Of val
liable journal we shall expect speedy clearance
Yours. very respectfully. MEADE BROTHERS.
2S3 ByoddVGv
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Harkets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TaK TRisusu.
WKpSEspAY, Nay 5. 1854
AsHEs-The market st>sdy Tor Pearls ~ Pots quiet
&s1&s cot -
COrTON-Ths market very dull and unsettled day for ss
sple> The sales embrace 7 ha; for export Il home a.
speculation SEQ We the quotations sdopsed By the bss
les, Monday
syv.Y0aK CLASSIFICATION.
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SUPERIOR coURT-Before Judge sLossoy.

To damages for'aeged assault and battery The
etie. dealers in Peast and difficulty oc
cured them Plaintiff charges that defendant severely as
srt.d Nv which his leg broken and he was SICK Tor some
time In defense said that plaintiff the aggreo The
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fAd veTiisenent.

heveTseDent
WORTH SEEING.-The most splendid show of Da-
Cystaloiypes Siereosoopes
county he s. Roots Wolds Fair Peuun Gallery
The proprietor challenges criticism Coll at No j Broadway
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tAdvertisemenL1


RoBEs FAMILY FURNISHING GOoDs-he subscribers would
solicit the attention Of their and the public examine their
choice which hes been selected with
Of the Many styles full IS per less
Of importation, UBsDELL PrIRsOS LAKE No al Broadway
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II fcro-' ~ ''ie jce cry rr.s.u-cr D- 4 - -how
lsi 81 81 m M the ciDs 81 n
via W ~ - % Def. .-- non. ea.. 8
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Gu Tuesday at Upper Morsana by which is probable
that on empoye on the Harlem Railroad will lose his life
Some aborc blasting boulders previous to their re-
moval from a lot belonging to Mr.. OKeefe, on which
building is being erected when fragment weighing about
two pounds few about hundred and fifty yards passing
over dwelling and struck a named Timothy Oates,
fracurng Lis skull He has spoken since the accident
and hopes entertained of his recovery This casu
atty is the singular the blasts very light the
abores themselves hardly retrcatng from them fifty feet
md this the only projected to any distance
ENFORCEMENT THE LICENSE LAws.-Councilman
Kennedy hos set good example to his associates issuing
the following circular:
'Ngw-YoRK, April, 1854.
GAS Of the Commissioners of Excise deem proper
10 notify all persons in the IXth Council District that with
deals groceries other merchandise for the sale Of
spiiiuous liquors. 10 be drank the premises where such
other merchandise is sold.
"And, further that it is my intention, far can to
the law vigorously enforced against all persons who may
cell liquors without license within the district.
JOHN A KENNEDY Councilman OF IXih Dist, fihh Ward"
FATAL AccIDRsT BIT THE FALLING OF BUILDING
Coroner Wilhelm Yesterday ked a. inquest At The Tenth Ward
Ne who killed Tuesday evening BY the falling him of
"a old building on the Of Division and Bsyards which WAS
ss 10 tear dow sSSa had . %oi for the S.,
carrying os While thu. Engaged two up
mouse They requested des but refused and soon s posi-
- from its plsee and the building fell down killing the de-
d until 10 O'clock this morning give time for the
.nen Of witnesses 10 ascertain whether Mr. John Peae the
@hng The decreased eldest four children the
tuaepsl support vi Ills widowed moher o
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h5 Al ha,n,; Myrtle-av. Railroad WAS COM
powed up from Dvonsv Ghsm., the street has been
mile and the rails have been laid portion OF nearly
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D,e.esse 81 solC 81 SollsS Il s<'S.''
The deposits of precious metals for the last four monn
OF the year were
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ForND DRowNED.-The body of colored man. which
had appearances been the for long time found
floating the Coney Island Cove Sunday An inquest
by Coroner Donly
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE or FRASCB.-A catalogue of al
hmembers foreign and domestic; all laws relating to it,
e addresses and particular section of Arts and Sciences
ofs fine academies to which each member belongs Pub
bhed by the Institute for 1883. translation of it for the
American Institute by Henry Megs is in the Library No.
ISL Broadway, open to all.
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Inland llorida Mobile. N. o.
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Inc congregation Of the reformed Dulcn Cnurch a
E,s New York have determined to sell their edhce bn
small for the increase the population Of that aourhng village
be replaced by another and cOmInodiOu
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-25
St. Paul Market.

Corrected weekly by N. E. Tyson & Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAT.-Retail-Bee., lie. Mutton, loo.
Prok, 1c.venson, &c. Veal, 121 2. Chickens 80 per
doZ.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, $lS per Dbl. Hams, IL IL.
Lard, &c. Four-extra, $685. supernne, 81 per Dbl.
Corn Neal 800 per bushel. Beans, $125 per bushel.
Potatoes, 40c per bnshe. Fresh Butter IS Soc per
Cheese, - Lee. per ID. Eggs, Soc. per doz.
GRoCERIEs.-Sugar-Brown 7l-2 l2c per 100 lbs ;
Refined and Crushed, IL I5c. Coffee. is zoe. Tea,
so a 100. Rice, Sc. Molasses, 80 100c per GAL
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples, $l,l5 a l,2s per bushel.
Peaches, 50 $50. Green Apples, 81 a So per Dbl.
GRAIN-wheat, roc; Oats, 45c; Corn, 6Oc Barley, Csc;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles Star, 35c h. Tallow, zoe do. Fish, fresh
SC per ID, dried, 7c. Lime, 80 So per Dbl. Onions,
SOC per bush. Lard OIL, SIPS per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar Csc per gal. Taiiow, 1Oc per Id. To-
bacco, IL IL 75c. Hides, green, . 1-2, dry &c.
LUMBER.-Common, SO 10 per NJ Dimension Stun,
Sl2 III Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $50
$25 Shingles, S.; Lath, So.
Woodbury., $3.50 per cord.
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Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
NJ w A r r m & WINS w: 6
ADDITION TO ST, PAUL.

F6tUlS beautiful portion 81. Paul, situated on both
H. sides of TROUT BROOK, which intcrsccs the
Saltwater road in She vicinity of the S.NTouINE no-
TEL having at large expense been secured ar:
fully laid out by the PROJECTORS into addition TO 81.
Paul. now open TO the public for iniy idua improve
mcnt and establishment. Tor delightful suburban resi-
dences, the lot this addition present every advantage
that coullb desired They in size. frc. fifty to SIX
ty feet front, by from 10 two hundred feet in dept,
ami situated to command magnificent views
the city, the river, the and surrounding country.
The soil is admirably adapted ccr gardens and for the
srGctton dry AID healthy ce!iGrS-a most important
consideration to those desiring TO build FOL themselves
comfortable and convenient Residence.
Fine springs of the Iurrst water abound both sides
Of the b!u, While at its base flows be Utiful
CT failing vuict. Several expensive and substantial cd
iccs being erected the banks Of the stream,
while quite number Of others to be commenced ear
ly in the spring. The subscriber being anxious to bring
his picturesque portion the prominently
into notice, and being altogether actuatc by
nary considerations, will spare exertos expense
effect desirable rcsIi;-constant improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire to
6u!G within six n.oIihs year can be accommodated
will lots at enable valuation, by application to the
subscriber at his office, where certified Pat of the sad
don - is always to be seen.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
.Pau!. Dec. II, 1855. 14-3rn
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ALEX. REY.

VNHOLESAIEi and retail dealer in GroceIiss, Pro-
w visions and family supplies, has constantly on
hand large and complete assortment which he offers
TO the public at the lowest cash prices His assortment
consists i'll part Of the follow ing articles, which the pub
lie are requested TO call and examines:
Mess Pork and prime Pork;
Hams. smoked aud sugar cured aud Svuldcrs;
Extra Flour and sup. line country Flour;
Corn Neal and BuCkwhcat -four;
Butter, soda and wine crackers;
Butter-freSh i'll crooks ami barrels;
o, A and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered AMI refined Loaf Sugar
Cofce-Mocha, Java. lagulra aIrl Riu
Teas. imperial Gnnpowrr, II, ana back;
Dred,Apples and dried Peaches;
Raisins In whole, half, and quartcr.boxes
Rice and. pearIed Barley;
Molasses, house, golden and Belcl,.r's Syrup
Mackcrc by the hb, 1T bbl aud puu,.d
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil AMI whale Oil;
Spices OF all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar saleratJs and sofia;
Soar-palm, variegatcl and Castillo;
Star candles, mould candies and Wicking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
MISUNDERSTANDING and chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and lndgo
Wash boards, Buckets, water, wei! and covered;
Wash-ta5s and Clothe-l,ins;
Bc-cOrds, brGoms, scrubtng brushes, shoe brushes
and Backing;
Nn'Is-:rom penny to 10 penny, assorted
Oakum ana Pitch
Ropes-ironl f iucl.to and a hi inch;
Almonds ami NUS;
PRESERVES.
Chuese Preserves, Peaches in eaas, Pcacs Oranges
and Cherries;
Pickles in |, hi, ami Ia gallon jars:
Oysters, Sardincs, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS and Salmon in
cans:
Al! kinds Of Sauces and Catsups AMI Cheese.
LIQI0RS.
holland Gin and WOLF, Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Old dark an pale CoShac;
Com non Branles, fresh and New Y"Ik;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Caret by IL box and cask
All kinds OF French, German and Spanish Wines;
Abasnili, lyrishiiasscr and sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle or basket;
Irish, Scotch. Monongabela, Bourbon, Rye and COM
mon Whskeys;
Einegar-and all kinds Of articles belonging 10 regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, too long he ali
neratet here. All sorts of produce grains, and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY'S.
Store or Roberts street, and Warehouse Lower Land
ng. lj-tr
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NGESSRs. OLIVER, STONE & FOLSOM offer for sale
WI at their Real Estate Rount. in the court house in
st. Paul, the following property in the city of 81. Paul
Lots and 2, block /. and lots l6 and Is block 3, am!
lot 4, block !. In Markcy and Walkers addition.
Lots and - blocs II, in kiisou'S addition, upon which
has lately been built Very Gnc cottage dwelling house
and other Improvements.
Lots and J. I'm block T. Bass addition. and east half
OF lot IA block = I"ac?s additions froH2, So IL feet
Ramsey street. Also the following Land ST. PAUL.
In town 49, range p, 400 acres, being the " I2 W
IL. and l.! " Ii, sec 20, and !: Ii Ct " LII
sec %, aud W l-2 OF VI Ii, and y IL IA 81
and + Ii n IL, and " IL LII ana \ Z Ii
W sec d.
In town -. range %, l6O acres, follows: " 10
" IL, ami T. l-5 y IL, sec TO- ana W Id sec =.
80, range -, "a, acres, btln Nos l, ?, B.
ana 4. an Ia T. ii AMI y y Il and y l. VI Ii
sec 81, and lot No 3, sec 90.
In town -, range -, ial acres. foilopyS 1-2
VI IL and IL J. IL TO- anl ly, ,. g. and J. and
5 IL " Ii aul / IA " II ami v IL ) IL
10. Part the above land Is heavy tinJtrrd ~
ing upon the Mississippi river. within three miles of st.
Paul. The VIII will he oid At bargain. For further
particulars. enquire Of OLIVER, STONE s FOLSOM
March -, l.5i tf2S
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\ WARNING 70 jealous IIUsBANDS.-A young
man in Providence, Il. l., who bad r very hand
some wife, recently became dissatisfied with the
attention of others towards her. (without q
cause. ofcOursc.) and started Off and Travelled
some two or three hundred miles, and visited
hospitals, for the purpose of catching the small
pox, so that he might give il TO his wife, think
ing if she should become pretty well pittcd upon
her face, it would have tendency to keep away
her admirers. But the fun Of the joke was that
he took the disease himself, went home and
died, and the Young widow. who did not take
it at all, has since married handsome man
who is not jealous.
A London paper says, Madame Gol,lschmidt,
Che ci-devant Jenny Lind.) is expected in Lon
don carly in the season. She has, it seems. re-
sisted every temptation to appear ON the stage,
and while in England means to continc herself
to sacred music. her intention being to sing in
the principal oratorios, 10th in the metropolis
and in the provinces.
GENEROUS ACT.-Thc Illinois Central Rail
road gives free passage to the ColporteuIs of
the American Tract Society, while engaged in
their labors Of bencvolcnce. This is noble
and well appreciated gift-Gak. FIR.
A youag widow, '.just returned from Europe
who has zoe and respectable character
advertised in the New York Herald Of the 2lst,
for husband. She specified how high he must
be. how old, the color Ct his hair, his eyes. &c
Within - hours size rccci:ed two hundred an
swcrs to the advertisement.
Iowa WH!G STATE NoNiNATiuNS.--The Wings
of Iowa met in State Convention at Iowa City
and nominated the following ticket for State of
ficers: For Governor james W. Grimes: fol
Secretary o! State, Simeon Waters: for Auditor
Andrew J. Stevens: for Treasurer. Eliphalci
Price: for Attorney General, James ". Scnnctt
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From the Galena Advertiser.)
Arrival Of the Atlantic.
New YORK, March, 8

New YORK, March, 8.
The steamer Atlantic arrived below last eve
ming.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are rising.-Brown
Co. quote wheat advanced ID, -four Cd; corn
rather more doing, but quotations unchanged
Western canal -four. 40s Ais Cd AZ; Cauadi-
an, Ais AS; southern, 36s BIS; western wheat
LIS Sd: white Indian corn ASS yellow AS AZ
Cd; mixed 46s Cd.
PRovIsIoNs.-McHenry quotes about equal in
demand to breadstuffs, the supply of both being
moderate. Beef and pork, moderate transac-
tions. Lard less active.
Funds languid. COnsols closed 90a 81.
The Lord Chamberlain had notified Mr. Buch-
anan, that he might appear in any dress that
he pleased.
The Atlantic had heavy gales during her pas
sage, and brings ~ passengers
The Gar rejected the new proposals rendered
him. War considered inevitable.
LIvERrooI., Wednesday-Three thousand
troops embarked from Liverpool to-day.
The Greek insurrection has gained formd-
able headway, men being under arms for Eurus
in Macedonia.
1t is stated, that If Austria does not immedi-
ately declare herselfagainst Russia. France will
form an army of 100000 men on the Italian
frontier, the same number on the Rheinish from
tier, and send force to operate in Italy. This
statement, however, is not believed.
iucIc II u very uOuutlui report, lllat the RUS-
slams have taken seven Turkish ships of war;
Great enthusiasm in favor of the war is arts
ing in Great Britain.
Authentic. apvees from ST. Petersburgh state
that anOthcf%arlikc manifesto had been issued.
levying nine men out ofcvery thousand, until
April.
MARsEuLEs.--Latest advices from CONSTANT
nople announce. that the Russian feet had bonn
barded Batoun but withdrew without effecting
much.
Rustchuck was bombardctl on the 10th OF
February. The Turks were taken by surprise
One OF their steamers was much damaged and
six large and several smaller vessels rendered
unserviceablc.
PARIS. Feb. 20.--Crowd at the Boursc cXces-
sive. Every kind Of security gave way.
Mr.. Spencer, the United States Minister arri-
we'd at Constantinople on ID. in the Saranac
On the same evening, the Hungarian and Ital-
ian refugees gave him a serenade.
The Saranac and Leyant were to proceed
shortly on cruise in the Black Sea.
Intelligence has been received in London that
two Russian frigates were cruising off Madeira.
The Turkish COnsuls in Russia have been OBJ
liged to give up the eXequator granted them.
Turkish subjects have been placed under the
protection of Austrian agents.
y letter from Paris states, that the reply Of
the Car to NAPOLEON sletter was so offensive to
the latter, that it had been decided not to pub
lish it.
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Empress Eugenia's Maids of Honor,

Id JUNIOR says that Mad. II. and Mrs. X have been
~ appointed danes 'honneur OF the Emprcss Eueena,
Certainly! II takes American sparkle in for
eign diadems Now my d-as, stand up for your own
country, and all its In ons, TIL your last gasp Semi
over here for all your boots and bonnets. TeU then,
France is yiliaRous place, and that You not sure
tina you not ealing func frog in your fricassee
Keep a stiT upper lip WHEN that mix and water Ma
po.eou speaks to aud give these . dappcr French
men fits all round.-Feia Ledres-for sale at
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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For Rent.

HOUSE on Bench street in st. Paul, near the Cen
IA trail House, how occupied by Mr.. Henderson as a
Boarding House, There is large cellars and eleven
rooms, OF which is for dining room IS by 80 feet
This property eghly situated the sank river
within few rods of the principal steamboat landing
Price $500 annum paid quarterly, $50 per quarter
~ paid in advance.
also. Farm House with two and several acres
90 rich land on bank of the river, about so rods
sa,or the CORPORATION line having handsome view of
- citv-a fine vegetable garden ENQUIRE
~ ,hs .ubscriber living his farm the city.
Mech a6. 1854 3v2s NATHANIEL M'LEAN
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CA,TNER, HINCKLEY G. co ,


Provisions, Family Groceries and al kinds Of
Country Prcauce,
On Sd street az tie cd stand Of ). NJ Farmer.
AVING lately opened stock at this well
b IL KNOWN stand, they world respectful invite the
ention 0f the citizens OF 81. Paul and The adjoining
try to Cher stock of
Groceries and Provisions,
Among which be found the best quality Of fol-
lowing articles:
Clarified, and crashed su- Oysters, and sard;nes;
Gars; Dried apple, and PdcEcs;
Young Tyson, Imperial PslHcS. l;Iisins, Figs aIai
s..liclIu!i., Black Teas; Curranls;
and sugar House Mo- Olive OF;
lasses, Golden syrup; Mustard:
Goldfish, Herring, Maci'l; Vinegar;
Nos . and 3, an ayCci- St-rcI
lent article; Mould, star. and sperm
Rice; Candies,
Spices, Of ali kinds and va Cocoa,
rleties; Rio and Java Coffee;
and in fact every variety Of Family Supplies which
may be called for.
IL Remember Farmers Old Stand next door below
:he Worlds Fair, Third street;
Dec 10, 1s53-I3if