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FOR SALE.

TENIE CORNER LOT adjoining the VI. F. Church. is row
oiIC rod for sale the highest bidder for cash in hand.
The above lot has neat story brick hoCyc. with
five rooms including pantry and clothes press, all complete
slita bic Tor a iaInilt residence.
Those wishing to make good Investment would do well
call opposite the P"crt~ )nicn where they
have all the inform ati0f required The will IL,
limited for bidders until the Goth inst.
June Nv. j. FROST
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HARTFORD, June 9.
The House of Representatives have elected
Green Ueudrick as their Senator.
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ESly~ SERIOUS AFFAIR.-A stranger here.
partially drunk, said to be from St. Anthony,
while driving at furious rate about town yes
terday afternoon, ran into the buggy of Mr..
LEVI SLOAN, a resident Of this city, and scri-
Ously injured him. The man who exhibited
such reckless spirit was Immediately arrest
ed for violation Of a city ordinance, which
prohibits fast driving.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ihud Stroh, Ldutel RoL0ts and Mnacs0tq
y PRESLEY. has jus; returned from below With M,
ACS extensive assortment groceries and Provisions
and ais"a large stock of Fancy Articles exhibited II,
III" Fancy store next door. and ready Cor sab.
Ills groceries ard Provisions consist III part the fo
lowing, VIZ:
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RssN A neat little stern-wheel boat, the
Montcl'o, Capt. KNAPP, has arrived at orr
port, destined for the Minnesota River trade
She is light draught steamer, somewhat lon
ger than the lola, and promises to be a very
useful craft in that trade
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CIGAR 4 TOBACCO HEAD 0EAkTERS.

fENiE convenient r 'om the first floor Of the Post
Oiicr Pudding. recently occupied by Mr. lie rC
"ir" hHS been neatly fitted up and opened Tobacco
store, where will always he found stUci OF the best
Mt RED CIGARS,
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds every variety of snuS and
in short. all article, manufactured produced the
.stal lc weed.
The proprietor viii keep constantly hand the very
best qualities Of these commodities. and hopes
liberal support from the smoking ami Wing public.
a he is bound to please the tastes Of WIS may give
him call.
-. Paul. Nav 10. 1884 SIN
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HOME ITEMS.

E7g~ CHoLERA.-We have heard of another
death by this disease. 1t occurred in upper
town. When our informant left, another mem
Der of the family had been attacked, but was
not expected to survive. The family had re-
Gently arrived amongst us. The one that died
yesterday, was the fifth one, since their arrival
here, that has been carried away by this fell
destroyer.
E.y~ FATAL ACCIDENT.-Y estcfday evening
there was report in town, that man and his
wife, both strangers in the place, had been
killed early in the morning on the road to St.
Anthony. 1t appears that the man had taken
his horses head stall off for some purpose or
other and the animal taking this opportunity,
bounded away, with the above tragic and la
mentable result. For the correctness of this
story we do not vouch, but tell the tale as it
was told to US
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WANTED

A T THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. near Fort smelling elgh
n or ten WATERS male or female. Also. one g"oc
HUSTLER The highest wages will be paid to IA No.
COOk-iemale preferred
june l6d5t JAS Nf"hii: Iroft
Times Democrat ana Mime otlan COPY three times
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Bss5~ PASSING along Roberts street, the 9TH
err day, our attention was attracted to neat,
handsome sign, finished off in the most work.
manllke and artistic manner, hanging in front
OF Messrs. WILLoUGEBY & Powers Livery
Stable. 1t is one of the most beautiful things
OF the Kind we have ever seen, and was the
work of Mr.. VAN ZANpr, of Albany. New
York. In this connection we may as well
mention the fact that good teams, horses. car
fiages and buggies, can be had at the stable Of
Messrs. w. P. We advise those fond Of
pleasure riding to give them call.
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A CHANCE
a Oh NJFI
FOR real. ESTATE PURCHASERS TO MAKE AT LIE

FOR real. ESTATE III ECiIASERS TO MAKE AT LEAST
100 PER CENT WITHIN YEAR!
TNOR SAL E--a number of the most valuable business
lots in st. Faul-tle kind to buy for speculation or
improvement
Also first quality quarter section Of land. provided
with wood and only two miles III the direction
of ST. Anthony from ST. Paul city lots.
will leave in few da IS for Lake Superior where
have located Er bu>nls> enterprise. which is only in
ducement for parting with such property, in this the
most lourshng city in the West destined have
doubt become of the three largest cities the
Mississippi river. June 6-dt) j. A. ROBERTSON.
THE SAINT LOUIS HOTEL.
ETWEEN Fort Shelling and Minnehaha Falls will be
ID opened June 9th, 1854.
j. NEWELL, Proprietor.
st. Paul, MAY 81 1854. 1m
st. Anthony papers please copy.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
JUST RECEIVED.

I'VE largest assortment 81 tfh ever i'm 1ortcd g.
10 this Territory. consisting oi the oice-t al
kinds, FROM the most celebrate" liakrr. No chargcL,&
I" them No. beautiful lot Of IIrNrNG ANs PiIN
LENIR lEI!SE NATCIii$
WM. IIIiNGWt RITZ.
Cor. ol jackson and Fifth streets.
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"a THE Winnesotian has a logical leader
on the Cholera question. He commences in
this wise: There has been quite too much
said in some Of the papers in regard to the few
cases Of sickness and death, Which have origin
ated from imprudence on board the boats ira
ding to our city from below 1t then goes on
for the space of nearly column and harps on
the subject whose discussion at the outset he
so much deprccates. Verify, consistency, thou
art a jewel.
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OPFICIAL.-NO. JI2.

NOTICE of the establishment Of additional a nd Ofcrs
\ in the Territory e" MinneSota.ln pursuance of the
of Congress. approved april T. 1884 entitled An act
establish additional land districts in the Territory of
Minnesota il i hereby declared and made known th:
the Land Office for the Root River District has been
located for the present by the President of the Inc,
States p the Town Of Browns, lille. and that for the
Minneapolis District" at the town OF Minneapolis both
on the Mississippi River
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington this
twenty third day of Say, A. D. 1884.
JOHN WILSON
june 36w. Commissioner OF the Genera! "a nj Office
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
JST rccciy all sizes of Whatmin's Drawing Far n
y l. fine sets Mathematical Instruments
Sons Model Architecture, Vols.
Brnamn's Architect.
Modern I}Iil.irr- Guide
and everything needed by them for sale chnap for o. sh at
COMBS Book $ ore. the American House INN. -
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A Rich Burlesque.

GEORGE w. HAsKINs, one of the editors Of
the Buffalo Democracy, most inimitable hu-
morist hits off PERHAM, WooD, and JONES,
the great humbug Gift-Enterprise men of the
day, in the following rich burlesque
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SAINT PAUE BRIDGE COMPANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that SATURDAY. the eight
~ day OF Juy, 1854, Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Saint Paul Bridge Company will be held the Office
Of W. g. LEDTC the Post Office at 3 clock p NJ =.
for the complete organization Of the Company according
to the Charter thereof. W G. LEDCC
DANIEL RAIINERS,
THOMAS FOSTER,
T.. HOWITZ,
june 17-dtd EDMUND RICE
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WumeMats'a Column.
NEW ARRIvALs-NE\V GOODS:

TCST ARRIVED, another Large and Fashionable Stock
- OF Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
selected by myself in New York and Phiaiel;h Cali
and get Of the great bargains at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

pIsNlsslp-fauick O'Nei John Everett VIM John
son. and Hiram Johnson brought before the Mayor
on yesterday, charged with stealing without any macou
uagar. ''
Inc parties It appears were drunken froc and be
ing suddenly taken with yearniug Tor fun took
10 grAy by tearing down snd carrying oil the blind
with which they are here charged with stealing IL sa
such within as spreeish folks betimes indulge withou
the most remote evil intent
The complainant might have well overlooked IL Iii,
Righteousness in this regard indicates want of that lin
era consideration for such indulgences which might h
expected from a son Of the Emerald Isle we bay,
knoWu many who would be impelled to such AN .,
treme were the injury tenfold greater
Tue property being restored the compainant annie,
10 the Mayor for permission to withdraw the warrant
which granted.
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Total ill Aupuat Al

IMPORTANT INDlN TREArr.-Tnelligence from the Lake
Superior Country states that the Commissioners the part
OF The United States about concluding treaty With
the Chippewa Indians for all the lands Of the hsss
sippi river which embraces the American portion Of the
north shore Of Lake Superior, region containing i'm
mense mineral wealth. Minnesota will derive great adj
vantages from this treaty. the lands ceded all being within
diaDs, and measures taken TO promote their civilization
Among those lost on tho Arctic were Mr. Heuett vile
and child, stated be Of fredericksburg Va This Il,
doubtless mistake no family Of that resides 10
!nm place Washington stter expresses the belief that
Mr.. H. is eos OF the late VIM. Hewitt, Esq for many
aid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

sD- Morhkits' BitrAsr CLOTiis.-These cloths hav,
now attained established reputation aGordng the only
feet protection against and preventive H AT
nicton, GATHERED BIEisT.
Mothers should bear 10 mind that these Cloths are no,
intended to cure the breast when risen; but
10 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will do
Mothers Therefore, who have the least Of
risen breast should wait Till they threatened send for
these cloths but should them put
to meet any
Hu,et as directed, they will speedily d,pae all
lon 1.-The breast aay nrey all pain arising other
cause ehdeT the breast soft and pabe
Tree aud unobsiruced How 81 the milk
and avoids the possibility Of a GATHERED breast.
mothers have assured that
comfort IN wearing ee cloths constantly during the period
which ihe loT Of milk Is most difficult and irregular.
No has found that we know whilst on
the contrary ace tnOo that they esteemed
value by hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly wear and leave no so pon
with entire convenience
~ remittance Of 81 90 by ~ cent. worth o,
postage stamps sill secure the prompt by mail OF
pair OF these Clothsto part OF the United States
They are for sale exclusively by
=, ADlE 6 GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sen ltI Main street, Richmond virginia
~ Puli directions for applying these Cloths
them. "
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GoIso AT LARGr.-A free colorsd fellow, named VIM
berkeley hand boaid tho schooner Mary Anne from
Philadelphia, lying at Rockets, was taken up by
officer Tyler, Monday, at the lower end Of Main
street, Tor not having the written permission Of the mate
Of the vessel to go at large
cd tho right OF tho officer to overhaul him in 4, much
As he could not produce any written token OF his official
standing The boy was advised by Tyler to return aud
proturea pass, but relying upon tho judgment Of his
white associates who seemed the authority of the
officer with contempt be disregarded the friendly coun
SELL As became officer Tyler he indicated his authority
On the spot aud promptly arrested and Gagged tho boy
lie astaken before the Mayor on yesterday and the
captain OF the schooner having pleaded gnora, OF the
law aPperainng TO Of this shade being his
hrst trip to Richmond. the culprt discharged.
lie was promised dressing II taken up under similar
circumstances again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

Ava meeting OF portion OF the citizens of Henry ut
the Court House, on the 9th OF ctober 1854 for the
purpose OF appointing delegates the Internal Improve
ment Convention to be he'll In the city Of Norfolk on
the 9Th Of next month, motiou Col William J. HIM
70" was called to the Chair, and William T. Clark and
HUI u Redd, wero appointed Secretaries William Mar
un ESQ., In fe~ very happy remarks explained tho OBJ
ees Of tho meeting and In conclusion offered tho follow
ing resolution which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That cordially approve tho Internal I'm
prorement Conveutiou TO meet In the city of Norf ON
the 9Th day OF November, 1854, and that-- del
egacs DO appoiutcd the county of ,n,v IN
said Convention. ' "
Mr Hughes billiard moved that tho blank Ia the fors,o
ing resolution be filled with the number any, and tia,
Henry Wise, Tazwcll Taylor, Robert + T.ylor A j
FELTON,, William Fontsine and Jno Il PloyJ n. .nnoi,
ted atetnates for said county which was agreed Tn,
PRESIDENT then proceeded I'LL the blank with tho follow
Ing names Joseph Martin, Jos. w Smith, Hin C Redd.
Wm Martin, Hughes DIlard, Y Thomas, Juo 7 Moot.
ton. Washington Flood Thomas J Martin, Jno 1, DiI
lard. Wm Penn, Jesse Woot,ou LOWS w R.dd. Jere.
miah Grgga, Dupuy, David IL Spencer Gr.enbury
Nicholas, WIN. I Clark, George Hairstou Jr X q Lam
Kin VIM: Terry, Deyton Gravey, George G-avoy, b =
Gravev, Henry Peters, George Gravely Geo Roo
kcr, Geo. Pannc wm = Taylor ] II Pace. w ] s,isop.
Robert Read, Melaucthou Read, Peter w Watkins j
haiston, Thomas II. Watkins, Il b Turner J II Turn.
or, Wm Sheffield Abner Martin, Birter Pyrtle David
FARLEY, Van Trant billiard, William 0 Foutaiue,
ton Jno s. Reamcy and Peter r Reamey
on the motion OF Washington Flood il was resolved
that the Secretaries forward tho DAnvic ynchburp
Richmond Petersburg aud Norfolk papers for pubca ton
copies of these proceedings.
There being other business before the meeting Il ad
jourued. WIN j. HAMIErr P,.s;s,.n,
m Inv; & &. f RrSS, Secretaries,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

JEALOUSY IN TRApr.-James Naitipger ono Of tho MAJ,
ties hned for the Sabbath violation Jealous Of the immu
ny enjoyed by some OF his neighbors who carried on
Their ordinary trade during Sundays in violation of the
conditions upon which Sabbath trade is tolerated
to The Mayor the names OF Lewis Pepper aud man
oaisher as persons who uniformly engaged in Sabbath
uac under The same circumstances which led To ia, i'm
that the Offences amounted the keeping Of their doors
open. ~
Tue matter stopped here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
DIED,

Departed this life the at Bath mi. late
in the county Of Caroline Col ARCHIBALD SAMUEL the 63
year OF his eavnga wife and eight children
irreparable loss but they those hope
their loss 10 his gain He entered early age act
ing adJuiGnt in the Is for
years. and representative from Caroline
raj sessions Of the legislature he Allied 10 tn
satsfsction OF The public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
NORFOLK CONVENTION

meeting OF citizens will b. held In thu basement Of Metopo
ltat Hail. this afternoon at hApast O'Clock the purpose
appointing delegates to the Norfolk Convention In i. call
large number Of merchants AMI other unite 1t
theirs will he full attendance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

VIOLATING THE SAuBAru-James Nottinger Jew wa.
fined ~ by the Mayor ON yesterday for selling yoo,
MS store on sunday last not having observed the Jewish
hoday The Law makes proper observ of one d,
holy as the only condition of exemption for ibs
penalty attaching to violation Of the ssnctity Of ,be
VI soe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

STOLEN PRor.Rrr RKoovK.KD.-il vail % remembered
that young lady named Mary Anne Sheppersou was eI
AHMED before the Mayor about two three weeks age
upon charge Of stealing gold watch valued at tiss
the prop rty OF man named Charles @. LowcuthaL I
keeper Broad street, for whom Mas Shepposou
worked sesmsuess. She discharged on that oc-
casion the evidence being entirely to
her committa upon the charge.
The circumstances identifying her with the robbery q,
given in the testimony OF Lowsnlha OF charactst
by no means favorable to the reputation Of tho innocent
young lady While they lacked the necessary legal force
they had nevertheless len strong moral conv icion with
aud may be said that to the aud
Of officer Tyler owing her just exemption from any
further accountability In the matter. h. upon examining
the premises, discovered the possibility OF the watch being
taken by robbcr, who without difficulty could have
entered through back dooi leading room where
the watch was placed. Aud It SO turned out
Ii appears that negro called the Jeweiry store OF
Mr. Doerhinger, on Broad street, evening Of last
week, and presented him watch, about which he
wanted bis opiuior. Ho said his object was to As,
certain Il il was gold. Mr.. Doe,dinger took the
watch and after receiving Il Tor moment told the fell
low that he stole it. The rascal made reply but i'm
nieda,ey started oil. BY the time Mr.. D. reached the
door he ofsgh IL turned to DO Lowenthsrs
watch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

=, commemorative. Mountjoy was fined 81 BY the
mayor on Yesterday for permitting three blocks OF wood
70 remain In Pink-aley during the past week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

State Of Virginia-AleIsndria County, to wit:
This day, personally appeared before me, Justice Of
the Peace Of said county, James Mckenzie Cashier and
made OATH that the above statement correct to the
Of bis knowledge and belief
Given from under my hand and seal this Tth day OF
October, 1854. JAS. II. McYEIGH, J. Z. TSeaL1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

ASornER-James Rice, another member Of the Jevi,b
church, was fined 81 tor similar offence committed ON
the same day aud under the same circumstance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

II is said that one Of the escsp.d ,samen Of the Arctic
having gone on board the Atlantic on Saturday u,, a,
the steamer was about to sail was discovered BY the
Captain, Who took him by the collar and marched him
'shore, saying he wished such men to 10 to sea with
him. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

The Know NothiDgs Of Charleston claim 10 have cleo,
ed seven members Of the Legislature or South Caroln
At The recent election in that State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AZ IoRRLS' Eoot.iors, 81 Main street, Oct H.
S''' " Ss s ''sioes' ,c.n..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

1t is computed that there will be twenty one thousand
miles OF railroad in the United States the frs. day Of
January next The longest raironddupon the surface o.
tue globe the Illinois Central which s 73l miles in
length and is rapidly approaching eompletion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

The complexion of the next, or S4th Congress, ma,
perhaps be judged Of by the members who have been
already eleeted-9 Of whom friendly to the Admins
'raton and 81 opposed In the present Congress ,ba
states that have thus chosen thermombors are repre-.
'ented by IS democrats and Ss Wbigs-showiug gain
70 the opposition in 81 members elected of o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

HoREBLE HrRDIE AND sUIcIDE-The town of Grer,
Ohebango esuniy y. Y, the Of terrible Ira
Sody on the 9th inst named Davis who had been
separated from bis wife Tor six months shot his
law then proceeded to the house where his wife was
ing and With the same pistol IA revover shot her. aud
hhiIy closed the tragedy by shooting himself the wound
IN each case causing instant death.
Gov PotLocE.-The Pi.nburg Chronicle an Indepen-
dent paper, abiding to the election OF Judge Pollock
says "He Is represented high minded homo able
gentleman. 10 private life beyond reproach lie was
just aud able judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas, Re
pta.edy elected to Congress by the Of wing, aud
Democrats combined, and there is charge Of bis ever
having proved unahul TO his trust. Add now to crown
all he goes into the highest Office in the gi Of the people
Of biz State and II Ia 10 his great credit that Of all par
tie shave contributed his election. May bis admnstra
ton prove benefit to the people"
GrRHAS EMNfGRITfoS.-Dbringt the Frit eight months
OF the present year, the number OF German mm1r
landed at this port Of New York follows
January, 1926
February, 2644
March, 1873
April, 1853
Nay 22bqg
June, 1920
July, 2IOsg
August, 23672
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
TO CORRESPONDENT.

.rs on bu'ns'' must be .ddrs"sd to the Editors Of
1tAs WIG" ~
written both sides will not be published
standing, ought TO be ALL aud will
NO ease departed Obituary notices eight
ines are charged for as advertisements.
- oommunicatons will be charged the A. advertise
m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

SouTn CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTioS.-We learn
from $ nth Carolina, that John Mcqueen, VIM. Aiken
Lawrence NJ keitt Preston S Brooks James L. Orr and
William W. Boyce the present Representatives in Con-
gress from that State have all been reelected members
OF the next Congress In the districts represented by
aessrs Aiken, Keitt Orr and Boyce there was no oppo
s.ion to their reelection Mr. Mcqueen was opposed b,
J. D. Wilson and Mr. Brooks by A. C. Gsrlinp,on