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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
IN PORT YESTERDAY {:

The receipts at the Sub Treasury are s2ol,los pay
ments, $50 ,3s7; balance, s3,52Osjs.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse were sl6oS6Oo6.
The Mechanics and Traders Fire Insurance Company
has declared dividend of four per CENT payable on the
goth instant. The Brooklyn Gas Light Company, hye
per cent, payable let August The Seamens Bank for
Saving the rate of six per cent per annum on su ns OF
five hundred dollars and under and at the rate OF 1--WE
per cent. larger sums, payable on the l1ih inst
The Bank of the State OF Missouri has declared semi
annual dividend of seven per cent payable the Goth
inst One per cent Of the profits of the six months has
been carried to the contingent fund.
The Import other than dry goods are large for the
week. being go 3Ol against So same week last
year. The importers tell that the imports are coming
in earlier than usual and thai the aggregate for the sea-
son will show decline of one.third as compared with
the fall season of 1852 The aggregate imports OF the week
arc s 900 against 900 last year. The principal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

BanEp OUT or PRIsoS.-Last week Blair and Whitney,
the two young arrested time since the charge
of passing counterfeit $50 bills the Bank of Bath wero
reI ased from confinement in the Hudson County Jail upon
bail of 81 c0O-to which sum Judge Hanes reduced the
amount Of g. 500 each fixed by Recorder Cutter who at
the time not Of the full extent OF Their depreds
tcns and was determined they should not escape justice
by giving bail Mr. G.. Mclaughlin being secured become
hail.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
NEW.JERSE'Y ITEMS.

srsrsr przAcHryo.-There was street preaching yes
trdav as there has been for several preceding
Sabbsths in tho Rail Road Depot, Jersey City, by John
Paul Az usual ell was quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

Loyc BRANCH AND SQuAs-The Mos,a0mh In7rirer
SAYS that the attractive watering places at Long Branch
and Squan are rapidly filing up. Large numbers OF pas
renrers arrive Freehold daily in the destined for
those places Of resort Freehold Is all astr on
the arrival Of each tran and the hotel and stage propre-
the wants Of travellers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
LAW LNIE,ZLIGE-NCE.
CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge CLEREE.
ruy MASON WILL CASE.
THt HAsUN VIII Wit
ai.<n, .,d wife az. Georre Jones and othe

Alaon and wife agt. George Jones and others -
This case tried last week, when the Jury ana not
agree II was called again this forenoon 1t is SUIT
In partition for division Of the estate of the late John
Mason father of Mrs A. The will is set up in bar which,
in reply is declared, account Of undue influence &c
to have been void.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
IhaleYa.

the first officer of bark Eei Of Fall River, reports
her At Carihsgena, date with ITO bbis oil.
officer OF ship Ohio, of New Bedford her
a Owyhee April .7-sl well clean.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
MARRIED..

NARTIN-UMPLEBY-On Tbursdly evening lS:h inst by tho
Rev Edwin Hatfield Mr. Richard Martin, JT TO Miss Sophia
Ann Umpeby
Phisdsiphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
Spoken, &c.

Juns tat "a o5 lon 50 H. ship Gala.es Barber, from Boston
4th. for San Francisco.
June 80 49, "A o5 shr wn H. cleare I'm. New York
for Nassau.
Hampton RosdA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sesn,hir,-FIorda woodhr ssvsnnsh, l. Mish; Maroa,
Poster Chsreson srcfrd TestSn Co Janeowa Cayeady
Norfok. Lpdlsm a Fle assnfs .
ships-Jsnesiowp csndsse Calico Slate Co; Adirondack
TsysI Glasgow, Geo Ems Col " Jhysn, iOSeE) Aaasn,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
RY Telegraph.
Disasters, Sc.

ROsTON-Ar July 6 ships Huron ard Ralen Neworlesns
bsrk. Adeline RogC Tessna; OcesnEs, Buenos Ayres
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

The jefferson Rifles Capt Somers, of Newark returned
70 tina. city on Saturday having been excursion OF
a week in the State Of New-York-visiting Saratoga
Schenectady and Albany, during that tme
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

The steamer to-day took only sl63,354 in Specie
The shipments of the week are $500 9 and Of the year
sl7,53i,s79.
1t il understood that the Newaveu Directory intend to
call together the old stockholders oihe Company those that
were stockholders when the frauds of Mr.. Schuyler COM
meneed and obtain expression of option from them as
the proper to be adopted in regard to the frauiu
lent stock.
The features Of the Money market remain as before
noticed. Firsclass paper is in good demand at 10 y
cent and short dates at lower Capital is accumu
atng in the hands of lenders and revival Of confidence
in securities will make call loans easy.
At the election Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Company the 5th inst, me following gentlemen were
elected Directors:
Messrs $. +. Vinton. T.. Lane G. L. Boalt, j. b. War
ing and :. $. Hewitt, Ohio w. II. Russell and d. b.
and Z. b. Litchfeld, New-York The Hon. S F. Vinton
was reelected President j. B. Waring, Vice-Presdeni
and f. Il. Liichfeld, Treasurer and Secretary.
There was rumor in Boston of over-ssue of Vermont
Central Stock to the extent Of 1000 shares. Mr. Crane
the President, has resigned.
The Coal tunnage very large again last week no'-
withstandng there days loss of operations on
the 4h on the Lehgh works The aggregate tunnage by
the three lines for the week reach tuns as follows
For Week. Season.
By the Reading Rslrotd.......... 5ltJl Io52lA
By the Lehi I'll NGygaiion.......... 23l5i $50
By the .cLuylkin Nsyssiion...... 1871 hpfS'
lo'rS'
The tunnage by the lines to the same time last
year, was about 900, coo tuns
AT Philadelphia the demand for money continues active
and rates are still high The present indications are to-
ward greater Frst-class paper at Sl6s cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

The new line Of telegraph between Amboy and Camde
extending along the track of the Railroad Is finished an
connected.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
RIRTIIS.
DIED..

ADAMsAt BnghamOn N Y The 4th July asoS to VT aud
Mr. 4 M
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

MINIATURE ALNAxAc......rHs DAT.
stv-Ri.es. 4? - Moox-Sets..... %
THIS psr.
Sandy Hook .l2 ~ Gov lsxnd SIN He'll Gse..... Is
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
UFEICk FANANA hhlLRoAO NONF WI
NEw-YOSs June %, ls5t :
YINHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY

have this dsy declared q DIVIDEND OF THREE AND A.
HALF PER CENT Capital Stock Of
able o n and after the I'D July
The Transfer Books will be closed after three oeoek this DAY ar
the I'D July. inclusive.
The the Bonds Of this compsny falling due Zee -
July will be paid the Office OF the Company No 7 bostvy,
upon presentation Of the Coupons and By o
OF Board FRANCIS SPIES. seceGy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE SECURIriE

i will be offered for sale THIS DAY by E. II. LUDLOW.
l2t O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
26 Bonds Michigan Southern Railroad Jackson Branch,
& OOO.
Bond Lyons and Iowa Railroad, par 81 900.
| OO0 shares North Carolina Copper Company par $40.
$50 shares North Carolina Mineral Company, par $40.
100 shares Lackawana and Western Ralrosd Company 81
60 shares Ohio Life and Trust Company par flOo
Aucoueer's Office No IL Wallst No New.st t736)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD CONPNY
TVNUE INTEREST DIVIDEND for the past air
NTvYORK AND Nrw.EsGLASO UsIOs TrLEcRArH cOmr.sY,l
Bosros July s. 1854 !
MEETING. AN ANNUAL

- MEETING of the Stockholders Of the NETWORK ad
NEW ENGLAND UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY viii "
holden the Counting Room occupied by Marshall Lefers
Brother the Brood and Beaver in the City Of Nov.
York WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of July, 1854 III o'clock
A. the choosing President nine Directors rr,s
Secretary Superintendent the ensuing and f<
other business that before the meet
H., l. f. SADDLER
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
SHEPHERD KNAPP
SAMUEL MARSH, }Commit.el
CORNELIUS SMITH
MN VApy T,1.

n ! U U
GENTLEMEN In compliance with your instructions have msas
careful horoug Of the Books
York and Railroad Company report that find the
said books this date with the number Of
shares Issued by the Company. JACOB STOUT
Shepherd Knapp, Samuel Marsh aud Cornelius Smith,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
OFFICE or THE ILLINOIS CEsrsaL R.MsoAo Co, I
NEw.YoRx, July II 1884
4 T q MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRECTORa

"A Company held this day INSrALLMENT Of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE all the shares of the capital stock "
Company lexcep the thousand shares which
per share and the thousand shares which do
share have already been paid D has this day been assessed a
required paid by the several parties whose the ssa
shares of stock stand respectively 10 the Teeuf or BE-
the 10th 1854 and the books closed
this till the 2 July inst aud no transfer Of wiz 70
permitted until the lllment called thereon be paid
By order vi the Board of Directors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
NEw.YoRx july 81 g.,
ITO TIE DIRECTORS of the NEW-Y0RK san5

ITO TIE DIRECTORS of the NEW-YORK ssn3
i ERIE RAILROAD CoThe undersigned Commi,see II yogr
the Books OF Company
and scutniz.d n consequence deve opnsn.
Of fraud successfully prsctced other CompsnsJ have Performed
that duty and eps they employed competent erp
the CLEARING House OF the New York
having 20 relations with Company and laced
the his hands with that he would careiy
,mue and the result We now eommHi hs
port and add that ser the books Of the
nd the mode Of transaotng business ia sne ng si
Suing certificates satisfied that there no liability 1
the the officers of the Company in issuing stock
Resp ullv iffed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
NEwYoRK AND NEw.hAyEs u r. Cos OYTIcE
No Hanoyerst, NEw. YoRK. 6, 1884 !
\ ORDER to facilitate an EXAMfGNTION n0N

being made By Committee Of the Board Directors
Company INTO IT'S STOCK ACCOUNTS, ALL PERSONS HOLn
ING CERTIFCATESoi sIOC Of the Company sPECA
REQJ ESTED TO PRESENT THE SAME the UNDERMINED =
this Once 90 that Of Me may be taken
Persons residing distance who cannot copyeneny
their certificates requested 20 COMMUNICATE BIZ
LETTER the DATE and NUMBER Of each certificate he'd
tho number Of SHARES nsr which purpors
s,e been Issued aud by whom ssbed By order of the Board
WIN. BEHENT, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

An interest dividend of p cent is payable at No. Sc
Walst on the stock of the Toledo and Illinois Railroad
Company, by E. Whitehouse Esq
The examination of the Erie stock-books having been
completed and they having been found correct the Com
mittee of Directors have issued the annexed card:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

800 McCulloch Gold .......sS 2
1ceo Ulster Mining Co........
- Penn. a Lehigh Zinc Co. n
leo Hudson X. kailroad ..at60 57i
50 Mich. Central R.R.....bJ 81
) Michigan southern R.R.. e5
sNortherD Indiana R.R.... ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
AXE ERIE. WABASH and ST. LOUIS RAIL-

Il II,
IL ROAD Co The INTEREST DIVIDEND for the psst sig
will be paid by the undersigned No 56 Wall AZ hs
PER CENT ali Stock the Lake sne,
Louis Raosd Co recorded the books 10 THE
city which all ns,almens called IN this dais
ti2 ~ here shall have been paid The
books will be csed from the goth inst TO the "a prox mo,
inclusive. By order OF the boerd
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
NfORTG aEE SALE

"HEREAs, default mas been made in the coudi-
w lion eli certain indentur- OF Mortgage hearing
date the Il rd day OF October 1850 made and executed
by Peter Wileti and Felix Juay OF The county of
Sc, ana Territory oil Mnresota 10 Charles NcssVgn Of
The same place AID recorded Ia Office the Register
OF Deeds ~ and r the said county of Rgnise, IN book
"A" Of Mortgages, on pages 100, l6l and 1872 tho
fourteenth day OF October A. u. 1850 O'Clock A.
VI. upon which said indeptnre OF Mortgage there Ia
caiued TO be due the of four hundred dollars with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent from the
third day OF October 1858.
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given hst II. ruTst-
ance OF power of sale Contained ia said mortgage and
81 tho statute IN such made and provided The pre-
misses described In and covered BY said 10 witt
Lots numbered talrs q and four fis and the North
Eest Quarter of the North Eas; Qlarsr Of Section
number four az in Township No. Twenty Eight tlel
North Of Range No. tsseaty (22) Vest Containing
one hundred ard ten less, will ee solt az
Public Sale, nj the Court House In the town Of 81.
Paul. and County al Ramsey aforesaid on Saturday shs
eleventh day OF March, l5Si NJ ten O'Clock A. Nj.
CHARLES MOSsEAg, Mortgage
| l. ArwArER, Any Iof MSrtysy-e.
! Jan. ~. '54-i1As,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
INSTRU CTIONS
Is T. spceial Poss-OG


Pos.mas.ers and bidders viii particularly notice
that the service TO speca! offices differs entirely from
that on the regularly numbered in this respect
that the contractors pay must be derived exclusively
from the net proceeds OF the office supplied ,crfin
certain SUN, To be named hy him; at the excess of
net proceeds, II any, beyond such must he held
by the postmaster bject to draft Of this Department;
and that if the net proceeds FIJI short Of the amount
Of the bid agreement. the deficiency c;,nno, in any
case he supplied by this Department.
Postmasters are cautioned against cmpo, Jag car
riers and pay ing tie proceeds Of thar offices
without special authority from this Department.
Existing contracts and arrangements are to cease
on the Both June, 1854, and contracts must he
made, to take effect the l.; July, 1854.
II no bids be made under this advertisement, or
no one named as Contractor by the postmaster at a
The words '',vth due CELEBRITY certainty and seca-
ritz" inserted here, Will Constitute the Ld "s:ar
bid"
SPECIAL Office before the Is: July. 1854 such Office will
be reported for dscontinuance.
When change Of contractor becom-s necessary,
the fact should lie promptly reported, with the
thereflr.
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Is A l. ID WIN sen OIL.
INCORPORATED lSJ3
FEM DEP ~ sI.xylNNT

VSNilE Trustees Of his school have emplo, lady
IL OF experience from NJ massachusetts,. to take charge
q! The eEa,e department. and she al be furnished
rs many assistants as may he The second
tern VIII conIence on MONDAY, the third day Of
October.
Until there is department, for boys lads under twelve
years Of will be admitted pupils Ii J. expccted
that all OF those who intend become pupils n Ell.
deavor To enter on the first dsy Of he ltduc-
ton made tor sickness, unless The pupil absent more
than tex. DAYS.
iusti9n for Term IF Iic,i,e Weeks.
Higher English Course SIS 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic. and
elements oi Natural Science 90
Primary branches 10
III. school cifce OF this department j. Pearl street
acng the Public Square. the Mr.h-iist Church
Applications for adnis>un- III be made the teachers
or 10 l.. -. Neil, Treasurer of The Trustees.
ST Paul, Mmne sofa, Sept. H. tc52. 23-tf
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TERRITORY OF MiNNEsOTA,

IDJKT,
RlnscN Comfy.
William J. Sineerland and Luther VI ! Summons for
Mcfarland. partner, IN tra1e under The money de-
name, ST, le and iii m of 'Siinsiand & manded on
Mcfarland against contract for
William 4 iawler and James Curran, payment of
partners under the name lie aud firm money COM
of Curr,n Il Lawler." not ser
To W lillian, Il l.aWIcr,
XIOU are hereby summoned AID required Ia answer
X the complaint in this acton, which has been
flied the Office o the clerk nj this court Tor tho couh
aforesaid. Ia = Paul. III said Ramsey county, AMI
serve copy of anver Ia The said com aint On
the subscribers. their office nj SAINT Paul, aforesaid
within twenty cavs alter the Of this summons
on Nou exclusive al The day Of such service and 4
fail the said Cnhp plant within tie time ai"re
said, the plaintiffs in this action Wi! take Judgment
against YOU for the al Twelve Hundred ana seven.
" Four Dollars and Filty fight Cents, with interest
from, the first dav of JulN One Thousand Eight Hun
deri and FIFTY Three, besides the costs OF this action
Dated, December. 2Sth, 1859 -3o-6t.
AAiES Il VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Proposals for carving the Mails.

EpROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the Uni
Ted states from the lsi day of Jniy, 1854, to the
SUN day Of june 1858, inclaslye in the Territory of
MINNESOTA, wall he received at the Coutrac, OF.
fee d The Post 0lhce De- ar,ment, in the City Of
Nashpg' st until "a. OF 10Th April, 1854, 90 be
dec ~ the S0th April, ls54,) ON the routes and
IA lac itaes herein specified.
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Nn,, GOODS BY EMPRESS.

A I ieDUC'S Book Store. An elegant assCr tment
IA oi iue Knives, old Pens and Cola and
thing required furnish the desks of meHbers OF the
Legislative Assembly.
NEW BOOKS, among which are
Miss Bfemer's Homes;
Greele>'s Art aud Industry;
Judge Edmonds' Spirituasln;
! loud Stone.
FERNS for FANNY's Little Friends.
Ard many other and valuable publications, all
Of which VIII be sold ~ soon possible
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dated
F,rn Il a b,d .};a supplying .Speciai Posi- Offices.

F,'1a 4 q tid J;a supplying Special Posi- Offices.
i, ,ot county Of
State OF hereby propose
supply the special post office At with mails
rom as often as the Postmaster Generals
advertisement Tor proposals for the same, dated Jan
ua'y g. ISL requires, asrerahy the provisions Of
the 4,h section OF the act Of March 3, lS45-hat is
At a compensation TO be derived exclusively from the
net proceeds Of hostages collected at said spec,al OIL
fee, nciudins the postage letters and paper. sent
prepaid by stamps, and not To exceed the sun Of
dollars per annum.
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VIM. w. FINCH. Nj. d.,
AhFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens of
~ ST. Paul and vicinity.
ONCE IN Judge I.ambert's new brick binding.
Special attention will be given To Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia Scroua, and all chronic diseases Being amiI-
lar with the use of ETHER operations surgery will
oe performed under its influence without pain il de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus sent any part of the
country BY return mail the receipt Of one dollar
post paid.
REFERENCES.
Prof McCntock of Philadelphia College of Medicine
:" Perkins, Of Vermont Medical College.
3S-6m.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom il may concern
that have, and 10 hereby give and release
my Albert II. Iaiaey, his full time,
and all proceeds thereof and ter this date du-
ring the remainder OF his And he is here
by fully authorized by for himself,
and be contracted with, IN his own lame otherwise
far n. concerned, and without reference
that shall hereafter claim OF his earnings
the proceeds thereof, pay any debts liabilities
his contracting. MATTHEW TAlSES
Dated al 81. Paul Feb. ist 1852, 42-4t
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attorneys and Coupsetiors at Late
Once over L. b. Wal Cos. store, Third street,
below Roberts, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
M ILL attend promptly and care fully 10 profe .sonsl
business In all the of the TERRITORY $50
10 the collection Of debts 10 all Other h,sine ID
any manner connected with the proies sion.
ho*Ey TO LOAN ~ small sums on good security.
HORACE X BIGELCw. CHARLES L. yI.,pr,v
Sly.
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The Exhibition Continues,

The Exhibition Continues,
Notwithstanding the great demand for goods at the
WORLDS FAIR.
Since the fall and winter supply, customers yet BE-
odated-duplicates " former Goods having ar
rived by the last boat
The Winter Stock is Again Complete.
Fresh pae kages will be exhibited as oecasoa requires
presenting new attractions Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Delaines, Alpaccss Msrinos, and variety Of
Wooden Dress Goods.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laees and E,abvoidp1es,
Boots and Shoes, including assorted sizes of Ladies'
Bootes; buffalo, carpet, and India Rubber Overshocs;
Silk Beaver kossuth. and other Hats; Flush, Otter,
and variety Of Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mits and
Gloves
Tailor's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready Made Clothing. and Glazing Made to OrdZ,
on the shortest notice Having engaged the services
an experienced Cutter particular attention will be paid
to making ncn and boys Clothing in the ates. fashion
House Trimming Goods,
general assortment GLIDING cotton HEMP wool and
tapestry Carpets OF the latest designs and patterns
Stair and Floor Oil-ClOths,
Paper hangngs, Cashmere worstcd and linen (sstin fin
sh) table cloths, and covers, window Damask and ORA
perics in great beauty, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner Of Third and Roberts sts
EDWARD KEENAN,
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THNrIE river is closed but the o A. J.. La-pen
Il still open, where may he found The most
extensive assortment of F-reisn and Domestic Dry
Goods Carpetngs, Jewelry, GeTtlemens clothing, in
cludnr HAS and Caps, Boots and Shoes and ever! 9th
er article necessary to comfort proper or display
the affords stock of Groceries and pros StOns
of all kinds, which cannot be surpassed; snd iu As
sortneEt Of Hardware, Deli and Qneensware, Cutlery
ever, other srtic. suitable for the Minnesota trade
all OF which will be sold wholesale or RETAIL on Tie
most favorable and accommodating terms
choice variety of double aud single barelled shot
guns ncs and pistols, powder iashs and shot pouches
gun wa., proof percussion extra gun loo Is
rods. drivers, and driving business,
all be found at A. J.. lAREENIEDHS.
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En- ESH GROCERIy

FRESH GROCERIES
w DOwNER, would take This method OF In
- forming the citizen. Of ST. Paul, and Minnesota
generally, that he has purchased the entire stock of
n Person L. Co. and is now pre- pared to furnish F.
lily SUPPLIES ss cheap and of good quality,
be procured at any ether establishment in the
Fresh Groceries will lie received by Express
! rival from below, which will enable him TO keep On
hand at all times full supply of every thing in he
Grocery line His stock consists IN OF the following
| articles,
TEAS.-12 chests Young Hyson; 10 do. Imperial;
DO Gun Powder; DO Souchong, aud % esdiss Young
H. son, superior article.
OLD JAVA COFFEE,--a very superior article
received direct FROM New York, pronounced The best
offered in this market. Also, Ce,on and Rio Co
fee warranted OF the best quality, aud sold the low
est cash rates.
Pr ESER VES-peaches, Pears Plums, Pins Ap-
PIE Khas pberry, Ounces Citron, Lines, Olives, and
natural Peaches Cherry Jams, and variety Of others
too numerous 70 mention.
pICk LE;S-Assorted and put up in gallon and half
gallon Jars
SAUCE,-Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce & C.
CATSC P-Wanut, Mushroom, aud Tomato, very
superior articles.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal
and culinary purposes.
OYSTERS AND SARDyNEs.
choice lot OF Cigars; salmon md Mackerel Nos.
and in kits; Cocoa and Chocolate, prime articles;
Raisins, Cirons and Figs crushed. powdered and CHAR
fled Sugar, dried CurTants and prres; Picked Lob
sters Lemon Syrup Stoughton Bittors Spices Of all
kinds Essences and extracts o.. al kinds; Tapioca;
Sperm, star and Taiow Candles; Saieraius; Crackers
English and knickerbocaer MustaId Vermaceli; Mac
caron Pearl and Com starch; Dried Herring; Pine
Apple Cheese
2OOO LES. FRESH BUTTER.
Also superior lot OF Crockerv, etc.
All of which Will be sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing lay in their winter supply Of Groceries and
Provisions, would do well 10 give call before pur
chasing. j. w. DOWNER,
ST. Anthony street, ST. Paul.