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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

II. iupcr, for sane tis. rs Of which iS' are A'''
icsr ..,-.- ,otrsi I.
about S.teV ba-e-
Tsr o-iesrs...isi Fsir Mosass..'. 80, 81
NfSl-r.... = - hiddihg 49, = Nsaht N
Or .tlGry. 81 q Or'iusry.. 81 y oidinAt-. .
Tctt fSr ccutrrlpal % 80,
Tcts 'sken fr scf-.l Slf.......'.''' - IA -
Tot1 taken for eKrort faetusll a5i.... -
soe. this .ssSs a see l:sss I,s :t 9, y
s.ne time IS So 800 $40 81 $50 1897 ~ soS'
Ire Manchester srkst 10 rs5er7ux under the dstrast
soned b heavy failures TIER sna - @ CO.
fresh operations for home seeorrt tae uan's0'''I' "
ard YsENs very crcuuscsioed ..-.~ ,;,h
Our Gran u.rset has worn IN upSa'a tenS---i -
l.rs sorsuart-e demand e,i-tins for PRIME - -
WHEAT ard Flour which may % quoted "a :" ~, - -
p.r fsrre higher during Re week 10 the shsencs feHo
supplies any farmers do not hrns iOrEsa
Slce; md ths feature q ssly 70 rule iof some
lower quo-Asrs must not Be looked Tor earns Us :, -
Ixrt.S Coax and continues In ex'en-ve ~ ~ u
.avInes 2 quarter co the pree.oi as FnaAs' Dc
low are t.bies o. imports export. sud pnees; - ,,
INFoETs FsoN ABROAD F0s L.sT Nskk--oo Sauuers
Uh.si 1851 qrs Indian Corn 81 bols Fou S0' 's9A'
Flour -. - w.. sso
,s-ls our IS n. Os'Desl ,0te qrs Ost.
F1FcRTs SANE TINE ~ qrs Nhest 81" q's ins'A1
WHgIT D 7rr-Genesee AID Phi.iephi., ss; mixed
kpr.S cosS. y 4srn-wlits. 81; Yellow; 81;
FIoVR q l@r Ohio. supertne. y - fau,deip1ls ~
Baltmore, 81 G. Western AID Canadian SIIi ih'e'' M
Sour g.
AsHas have been Ia good 5esnd snd sals have been rde
to tie Of ioco tbs, chiefly 70 sFrve, a. 81 ioi MOI
tresi Pearls snd 81 Pots
L.HD-25e tuus sold al s. ds5I I, cwt
RIcE-50 e.sks char ged hands II p - 2 e~r -. -
REsN-4 coo b5s realized Sdi for common TO lo t0f
Small sale. SPIRITS or TuRpExrrxE At 50 p ewt.
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To MarfnerN.

ISLAND or ST. HELENA, Z. 8. Cocsul.te,
Tuesday July 4, ls4
voud hereby give notice to the American whsos sss'
they return 20 the and AZ any times within tire
months any other supplies whatsoever without pc
ina subjected TO Of the tgnnAse or other
eouuod.tier ~ III f,es GEO. w. KfM6ALL,
Uoitea states Commercial Agent.
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every department In tie Consol market the current
rate was a. cent. Dat Of doors money continues
in much demand, commanding y cent. on the best
bills. Great caution is apparently being exercised by
all dealers in money and capitalists. The approaching
dividend period is looked forward to as likely to afford
some relief to the money market
The recent arrivals OF gold from the United States
and Australia fl7s, co., it was thought would lessen
the pressure in the Money market. Foreign EK.
changes having improved the demand for gold for
shipment to the Continent had almost entirely ceased
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the ed Of Sept, gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week:
Public e 3s3 Increase. 3S7S339
Ofler deposits q7e8 Sill. Decrease l2355
Rest............. $40 35s.. Increase. 656
On the other eide Of the account:
Government securities. 4 10 ee6 49,. No change
Othef securites...... l5fs7 Increase l5tb5s
Notes ployed.... 1928 3d.. Increase <ff 90
The amount Of notes in circulation is tls 2s6, $50,
being decrease Of f237 1885, and the stock OF bull
lion in both departments is Ga, 22a eco, showing a
decrease Of $50, asa, when compared with the pre-
ceding return.
The average stock Of bullion held by the Bank of
England, in both departments, during the month
ending the Cd Of Sept fl3. 56G,727 being an in
crease Of f6,3sl as compared with the previous
month, and decrease Of 81 AIS, 3Gl when compared
with the same period last year.
The market for Silver had been quiet, and the quo
tatons are the same Dollars and Bar Silver being
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Ry Teleurnph.

gOsTON-Arr Oct. 49, ship Telegraph Manila; bark
Adrls Rogers Baltimore; brss Frsneona, St Mays, ga
Webster Potomse River; Citizen, Philadelphia 49,
NEW-ORLEANs-Arr. Oct. IL ships sunnysiis, TN Msla
bar and Nu,enbur and Hortensis fm. New YORK Also
ship Empire City, fla New iork via Havana, with the
California n ai.s.
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zen attended, and the prices obtained show an ad-

Wen attended and The prices obtaned show On adj
vance Of the ices OF the early part of the season.
Ru,ipess srsong the jobbers s dull not equal to that
Of last yesr at this time.
The receipts Of the Southern Michigan Road for the
arst week Of September, from passengers alone were
s43. co., All the Western roads are doing large
busiBess.
The journals By the Europa bring nothing CON-
merciay important. which hes not been telegraphei
The fuctuati 1ns OF Consols had been:
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Markets-CARkruLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

AsnEsThe market IL quite firm the de nsnd far foF Pots
at gsds7 Pearls SO 25 and 10 fair request
BRlCK-Hard North River 10 steady At 50 1891 mainly
at the outside price; Philadelphia Fae at $l9G+2 for
common 10 prime
BARILLA-Tenerhe . selling in lots at N, mouths
COTTON-For export there less doing but for local con
sumption there fair demand at the annexed quotations.
kEw-yoEK cLAssIfIcATIos
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ALBANY Oct I3-There were sales OF WHEAT made to-
dsy no OO bush OF CORN sold for 7gc sfost BARLEY Is
tuoy.n The sales amounted TO p go bush I'll Is for two
Toved 81 "a for mixed aud I'll &ail Il fr fourrowed
Nsw-ORLEaNs, Oct. II, l9A-Ths CoTTos ma ket 10 firm
with en- upp ard tendency. We quote Mddns AZ se Mess
PoRK IL eiug at So EXCHANGE New York II
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Arrived.

Ship oui,ep Cook London 20 d. rsdse and 500 psssen
sep 10 Durham Dimon Oct % Sc dssfse. 'ss Isss
sSa I'm HAVE for New yoIl same day passed ship w H.
Wharton. bound Has bad westerly gales up to tho DaHA'i
BAH Cisfri.s Mclean Euevitss IL a, and moa'ss.
to Nssls Etgiain on Cape istter passed number Of
BsII Asquips Br Cooper Rio Jsneiro so d. coffee to
Rrs Mariisnd (Br. Of Beruud.) birmingham, East H.r
Dor, Bsh.m. lsds 900 ba'he. .a :. Middleton 20
red .re white private .sn, 9th s ~ loo II ,Pos, 'e ar
Alice Ann Banded Of and from b.m9re Tor ysmaGs s.a
inst lat 8 g. lon 10 sPoks brig Nebraska. from Se1fs,
town for Bath 18th inst lat 50 lon "a % passed the s.s
81 s..ss sas h P
Bhs BALTIC BIl Goue PSIt.a Prince day; 900 0Oo 10"
Bis samuel COci of ProvipeetownJ Chapman, St Johns
PR. Is DAYS TO Gimbernst Escoriazs-
to NJ Blackwell Co s,h inst lat s. q ION - So fell
in With SI Of s' ct .ns 5cas
them TO hi. port. See Msrine Aasin
naval stores TO Barue, Bstemsn Radd-row sid in with
,chrs Ella, Elizabeth Ann and Actor al for Sew-Yors
sebI. John Cashier, Chapel Savannah, ds' timber to
scbI Ella WesEes Washington N C, d. naval stores to
schr Ezststh Ann Monroe Washington, N c., d., "a
sehr Pearl. wssterelt, Warrington, N C., ds, naval
sehr George Ann, Fenh, Boston Is, mdse. Bound to
sekr Frank NeMa,h. Norfolk d, corn and tobacco to
sehr Commerce Carson Norfolk d. wheat 2 Gamble.
schr Era, Hsmln. Boston days, mdse TO s. W. Lewis
schr ChAse, Tuttle, Providence for Albany
schr. Mary, Crosby. Boston for Albany.
schr. Heurietts Lindsey, Portland CT, stone.
schE AgsWan. Bsssy, WsrehAn d. halls.
sloop Helen Todd, New Bedford, oil
sloop Pointer Fowler Providence,
slOop joseph Hall, Watts. Portland c.
BELOW-ship W. H. WhArton Gates, Hsyre Sept 9. with
paseusers also barb unk Bark James MITCHELL lBrl fs
e. I'm. LoGdon Tor SewYo wAs bosrosd l!th inst
s. nile. Black I.snd BY pilot boat A. Nelson Also
hips SOUTHAMPTON 81 Dc I'm Liverpool; o. n ssmpson q
ds FIN Liverpool; Roger Stewart 81 d. I'm. Liverpool; Gee
CANNING, % Dc. I'm. Hamburg
WIED-Dsrirg the day, ". Z.
r. sesDsn's from csiso to the United States
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MINIATURE ALMANAc........THIs DAY
suy-Rises.6 10 Sets..... p MooS-RiseA. III 26a
vATER......THfs DAY.
Sandy dook..Oo 10 Gov Is and. o. He'll Gate... ii
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Receipts OF Produce Der. Is,

Pv Eric Rairoad 47 bhs Whisky 8oo do Flour 81 bales
DOL 23 rigs Butter IS DO Cheese, 100 sides lie sher
nv Noyth Rire, Bo1n4s 4SO bush Corn, 202l do Wheat
Ii7 Dbl. Flour lis b1s Cheese, 7o bags Meal 80 tuns Oh
AXE, 10 bbls Ashes
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clio Onn FOR SALE $4,000 Of the

U IVsVVVs HOCk LaNUI HsJ " AIEK 5IOOh
IL Il f,rmed under legislative for sup
rixiss he ysss with IL Is Of the fourshinI
VILLAGES Of sewEp slsnd with population Of even esk
ousauS The works Substantially constructed snd have
h,,p In use shout years Three yearly dyidends have
been rsde-the last Ia August past Of 10 per rhs In
crease has shout cent and do1bte VII
continue As permanent Investment ofsn q
Grosusy coed opportunity FOR certain gain Reences win
BE- syen espousbe business residents Of New York
who held this stock since its fret issue Of whom
with ts amount holds majority Of the stock and who for
trfpE cobsds would the parchaef
ard ho Is responsible business This investment vose
entail looking after insurance and would be safe beyond
Tersdyert1re. line addressed TO j. BALL, jersey City
would BE- attended 10 immediately.
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To,ai.......s $500 $40 II ss7 $40 OF s3i6 ad

Az compared with September, 1853, these receipts
show an increase of s69, O69 20 on the main stem,
and of s6,l46 9s on the Washington branch making
total increase Of s75,2l6 &c. The receipts of the
year ending Sept 80 show net increase of 81 6laeI4
over the same period Of last year.
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r. se.ner's wares from csIiso the United States
FuTore 80 per month months advance and fair prcs
peet Of icing still higher There 10 difficulty in prOearin
crew. with cspsteh the above high rates To th
Chuehs IsGnds per month mouths advance Freight
for Gusno good and charters easily effected PEI
tur to EgroIe and the United st4tea
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Barring SAYS, in regard TO American STOCKS:
Some business he's been done in Newly ork and
Erie and in the illinois Central Railroad Bonds, at
various prices; but considerably above the New-YOrk
quotations United States 6s aud Massachusetts, Ster-
Inc g. 10 moderate sums, are demanded, with few
sellers; the former would bring 100, the latter lO3 q
1884, Other stocks remain as last quoted, with little
demand"
They have issued the annexed circular in regard TO
the new stamp act
CncuLAR-By law made this year and which comes into
force Ih Of October next the following stamp duties
required
Ali bills Of exchange drawn from abroad and payable in
the United kingdom when indoed transferred Or negotiated
hanee drawn abroad foreign places, when
ne goiised ia the United Kin gdop.
S. All bills Of exchange drawn in the United Kingdom on
places sbrOsd.
AT the following rate, viz
On hls not exceeding IS duty; flo u duty; Re5, %
duty; $50 10 duiyi a15 duty amo, duiyi ,e zoo
duty ESQ, duty s4oo datyi 500 sdhuiy 20, ss
aStoO 81 le duty; aioO 81 sums exceeding $4,000, e25
The average amount OF THU therefore about half
Of one per mile sums OF 81 ooo aud under -,
ted KINGDOM the full amount Of the toned tamp
duts only applicable the soa bills IL drawn negots
ted each consist Of three bills and each OF
these bulls be stamped for third Of the above
Fines are imposed those who do not comply With these
reguons ard legal can be made Of an unsiamPed Dill
Of exchange. ,,,.,
the UId kingdom abroad acknowledging remittance OF
money bills Of change promsoTy notes or oner ecues
lr money liable stamp Of penny for each letter.
In oon.quspce OF this law shall keep with All our cor
an account similar that for postage in which we
,hsl enter the OF all stamps actually used for each
and the amount will be debed at the close oil
each year in account current
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--------- FriToS FIRE INSURANCE. Co s OFEtcg,
No 40 wsll-st. Oct 5, 1854 !
TVHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
mon The csnts p.ysbe aud after the 10th inst The
t,arstsT hook will Be closed till after ha' date
" WV WIN MULL'GtN Secretary
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pANK AGENCY, Nos. G6 and Go FULTOs-
- ST Notes the following Banks taken sor Cls:sHss
T. EvANS's Clothing Warehouse:
Esbtb-svcnue BsDk, par or IS cents cash.
Bank Of the Union. par Is cents csAh
Knieberboeker Bapk. par or 20 cent? cash.
Suffolk Bank, par or % cents cash.
Bulls Head Bsnh, par OF Is cents essh.
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n W. VAUGHAN Il Co., Providence, kL,
Ds BANNERS and BROKERS, are prepared % nescsnls
Comnerea Paper, 70 make Collection 20 al 2.,. o.
country, 20 boy ard sell STOCKS COMMISSION, -
Get AGENTS FOR parties abroad in the trsnsseon Of "
business a.
nal Bsnt, Providence r. Mr. d. c. Baker President ~
sTc Banking CoUesnJ Boston; Ae.su @ s. Bobbins sA
Ntw. 1oIL; Melas John kalnum % PhaAelphia
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tn, AnEs,c,S ExcHSGs s.Sx, NswYosk June > ~
EXTRA DIVIDEND OFTEN PEk CENT.

EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT.
~ on CAPITAL Stock Of this Bank WI be psa On 'n' WIN
day OF July next. - , v,vrv ~, rrS,
n, ore r,uou dollars payable oDeha or hty dollars peS
share on day Of July next and the otnef oa On INC
sixth day of November uext. n. N,.,a.-. a.
The ratio Of ore OF two hsr-s o. os
according 60 the stock Ledger the mornns o. tno -s
Tbe sh. 10 fractional parts Of shares may be trsnsoHse
aud con lin ed 90 obtain full shsres . a., -. =,
,or,hodeT NAV At tine after the Soth inst pay y
Nj nv .bsr..n full and entitled 20 rebate at the rate OF
me- cert rer .unum th. moiey Ia the $40 Sosenbr
III ftsr Ia Of the stock sill not De emitted W
NV ncr,ion OF the .eu annual dividend IN November next
.. iIe , ,t 1na,".ivs A. AEIGs Cashier.
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CARATOGA and WASHINGTON RAILROAD
- MEETING OF sTOCKHOLDERs.-A meeting Of ts
ockhoders u THE Company will be held At Saratoga spnHe
on TUESDAY MKT. The 18th inst
The principa object OF his meeting for the Stockholders
coop.ate with Decors such be desns
sdysbe %, vide for The payment Of The seeood hsF
Bonds Interest fang due the LEI ~ usry neI
BY order Of the Board. J. VAN hSNSsbLarh, 4
eurtrRs H. 1854 ficef resident
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financial.

OTTICF of the ATLAS MUTUAL INSU-
ORANCF CoMPANY.-NEw.YoSK. January Is, lxt-
1be following being the FIRST Statement Ae sssn o. tho
Company. s Tublished q eohioEHlty N"n ING !"
p,sr.irHs received on Marine and lnsnd Trsns>r-
t,on RIA. Tor period ending ssi December 80 o.. -.
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The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for September was;
Main Stem Wash'n Brn'ch Totalfor both.
For pn,ser gers. &62,lSi 81 S@.S66 - rslnoi "
For ireight...... 26,lS5 % e,Oo9 10 -oo,'so W
aano 40 ~ e76 s3ls .46 IL
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N~ - GEO. H. TRACY, secretary.
TRUSTEES.
JOIN BCNNro>, 10Y vi - Sss,rx,r.
T. b. LITCHTISLD, NhIhS y oN'''''
AsBRosE SNOW, filkah NlLns,
j I. HAYWARD. fkkotHS 1890
J. T. SoUrHwoRTH, bGsJ $3.50
s,rx,So,s NJ GRANT /. z. MosroS,
n "a l>srRsoLL f. c. WILCOX,
cvocKrR DAusL T,LM,Gs,
N ~ UoIT ALFSsD EDWARDS,
JAMES SMITH, w. w, $1,000
l. c. DURASr, thAs, o"ssp,.
FpwAsD A. LAMBERT, ANes > sis $500,
80 go 90 IJixcxtEy LEWIS K CHgsssoUGu,
-, Exetr srsPHES KSovLroS,
ADoLPHUs DAVIS, - = MHtNt'
N n OSGOOD President .
r. RUSSELL HINCkLEY, Vice Pfe-sderS,
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st. 31aul ADn'ta.
NATH,L. f.. TYSON & co.
(ON ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
.r1

RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE.
A iarly fixed in new building, and
IA having sufficient to store a large and
plete stock of Groceries, Grain, Flour, and Provisions
would respectfully call the attention of friends
in ST. Paul and the surrounding country, to the FACT
that have just received the largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCERIES,, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
brought to Minnesota and we can now say to our
ST CrOiX and Minnesota river friends, that Of
cring better Inducements these trades than other
house III st. Paul; and at wholesale; pledge our
selves to sci. at GALENA Prices. Our goods all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
the landing any part of the city free Of charge.
We would again respectfully call attention to our
ne'v stock, Dealers and friends throughout the
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept in line of busness and in doing
would thanks for lavOrs and the liberal
patronage extended towards the past winter. We
in part follows which will sell strictly
for cash at the lowest market rates.
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- MARVIN is truly grateful to the inhabitants
1Os of st. Paul and the whole Territory for the
prOnp and very liberal support they have award
ed to the above undertaking. From the first il has been
his ambition to do business which being exclusively
for China, Glass and Queensware, should meet the de-
ands of the public in that line fully than mix
ed business could do.
H. NJ. sell as cheap, and fill orders as we'll IA
any house this side of st. LOnis; he has heavy
stock, and the high price of freight and
the scarcity OF crOckery in the COtnry, OF
the closing of the English tories he is deter.
mined to sell his former very low prices Call and
see my stock, OF Gilt Band White and Iustre China
Glassware, lion Stone China;
Tumbicrs, Cut Mulberry Ware,
uo Pressed, Blue Ware
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
Syrup Cans, &C Ware,
etc, etc, etc.
St. Paul. Minnesota Crockery Siort.
st. Paul, Dec. 8, 1853. 34-tf
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GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY

GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
Baween st. Paul and st. Antltony, near the Hall:
,cay House.
ME subscriber, would invite the attention Of those
who wish TO set fruit trees this fall or the en-
SUING spring. to their stock Of trees that have been
grCwi' in this Territory from three years In
connection with the Scott Nursery at Davenport Iowa
they prepare to fill all orders for either standar
or dwarf trees OF and every pliOn that will
be required Tor this climate, together with Currants
GOOseberres, Grape Vines, &C. Also inviting i'm the
ornamental line, such Roses Dahias, Fhloxes, and
the various kinds of Towering plants usually kept in
such establishment.
70 set out irit trets embesh their grounds As we
have rot sufficient quantity hand to supply the
demand, we hope to receive orders EARLY THIS FALL
SO rs to make the deficiency the nursery at Dav-
enport, where we expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed to us left at the of Mr. j. f.
Fullerton, ST. Paul. L. NJ FORD T. CO.
st. Paul, Oct I3.-tf
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st. a9aul a06'ts.
DENTISTRY.

c. -. w. BlDDI.E, late OF Pittsburg. Pa.
HTSSt.s:g ras permanently located in Saint Paul
oIIIYYYY rourteen years close application to hi.
.;c1 - profession, together with a large an,
oea'i, noi .heht OF plain and gum etl enable h,m
% " , % one 10 an entire set of teeth by heriC
PRESSURE with beautiful representation of the
s"m ,'i restoring the mouth to its natural shape
DSescn tee permanently saved by plugyiny useless
ceth extracted with little pain as possible Tee,
cie''lse" ca M ana diseased gums restored to health
Peters and Market '' "'o" oaH''
N. B.-All jobs warranted,
St Paul, July 2S.
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GROCER les AND PROVISIONY.
For TILE MtIItON

II PRESLEY has left on last Saturday, the 22d INST
A1s for st Louis, to purchase the largest stock that
was ever brought to tliis place. He would ve-
spcctfnlly call tie attention bf his surrounding friends
and te public in general 10 that good opportunity for
those who wish 10 uy cheap in every thing in his line,
without running all 6str town to buy what they wsls,
please step In and tSamine prices and quality. Also,
IN addition To- this, Has just received this week HDs,
Eggs Fresh Butter, Cheese Oysters, Sarlincs, Lard,
Flour Extra aud Shperfnc Corn Meal and good many
other things too niertis MENTION the large brick
block, THIRD street, st. Paul.
Wholesale and rptNi1 Z-tf
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OLIVIER, STONE 4 FOLSOM,

OLIVIER, STONE Il FOLSOM,
nFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
~ Court House In ~. Paul Min, the following pro-
rerty In the City Of st. Paul:
Of lot No IA in block No 2, Leache's Addition being
IS l.2 feet front on Ramsey street. -
co. Lots and block !, and lots l6 nnd u block 8,
and lot block 4 in Markley Il Walkers addition.
Als Lots and block Is In KittsOn's additiOn upon
which is erected a new cottage dwelling, etc.
And lois 3 and block Bass addition.
Also lands near 81. Paul, as follows:
In Town 20, Range ~,
Aoo crrcs beng " hf u W ar and ar u " qr sec &C.
and e qrs ar sec 20, and W hf W or, and n C. ar
sw ar SCI 5, and sc Or n ar, and n " ar n G ar
and u ar n W ar sec q.
In Town 20, Range 23.
l6O as follows: W hf u W ar and y quarter n
qr 10. and W ar = W ar sec g.
Ii Town 30, Range 22
462 acres follows: Lots No I, e. end A. and bf
eqr and qrsc qr, and hfs W qr sec 81 and
lot No 5 sec 29.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon
sonable terms. For further particulars enquire Of
OLIVIER, STONE 4 FOLOM.
81. Paul, Msxch %, ls54-49.N
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NM. w. FINCH. nj. d..
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens Of
~ st. Paul and vicinity.
Office In Judge LHmhert's neit briCk building.
Special attention will be given to Rheu,atis Nr,,-
ralga, ScrOua, and all chronic Diseases Being Ea,mil-
lar with the Of ETHER operations In surgery will
be performed under its influence without pain, if de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus to any part Of the
country by return mail the receipt of dollar
post paid
REFERENCES.
Prof McClintOck, Of Philadelphia College of Medicine.
Perkins, of Vermont Medical College.
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WIIOLESA LIE AND Il E,TAlL CONFEC.
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THE subscribers returning their thanks their
l. patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received desire to inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
to supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy
The ir own manufactures among Others all sorts of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, COrianders, Ansse,
Aciduated Fruit, and all other kind of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys, &C. which they will sell by the box
al lower rates adding freight than it he bought in
,alena or st. Louis, with the advantage of having
fresh article. Also, French German and English TOYS
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
20 REM Il kARCIIER