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A MERICAN- nRYSTAL pALAnE Il

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN. THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
~ opsn every Day and Evening, except sunday)
rg TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADaITTANcE, viii be lie price
as sss "a & s s FEE
The cyssal paaes d.
MAoIiNEsY Quite
ps9 P sf "a ps s se M a
yA 4sa sr s9ilsssl1a s the Western
most them @ ~ emsody oys suo
sasass
si.ssls'i's 4a sg' s. % * ~ g s.s
@ e s nsSsr s FAHr TIC ha Tasa
FEET IN and l.
YEARS OLD has been deposited in the Crystal Palace
ey..sl Palace ,hs
days With Discrimination and nceaaant
Oh Music will be attendance ..the
RI. nssss ss $40 e ssa
Thousand Dollars erred the most
ssSs
s h b ps as @ @
ssssss sofb sH6 sss
cash Ar
worthy saoniai
e eess 1es y pss Or
sa sse 81 q fs re sss & III Az
ahs be adudged most worthy
most
FOURTH FlNE MEDALS costing One HnndIed Dollars each
their equivalent plate eah If preferred five Artists
Original Works completed the
and exhibited therein Aforesaid shall
such distinction next after the excellent
The abes and most Jury that aeecd
shall appointed critically
and award the mentioned The Directors shall
early to seeet such Jurors hope TO able
to the before
The Association .ao in their discretion Diplo
sufficient 70 entle them distinction.
All articles which this
position Of the Worlds Industry and Ait admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS s7.58F7
An efficient Police constant night
protecting exhibited Asspea
ton dnans accountability damage
All Umbrellas Canes. etc. mastt left at the The
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse
mitted packages into building
my1a ;. Prapid
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, July lis. 1864

300 OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT. \
Saturday Morning, July Is, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
esfsy E ss Ts9si's
shp ss~s M.s ssssn '''01 Up ahn ay1 sso
s B hss.s VIC W.sss
Spanish ship r,iaers de cAaun, seehs. for Bacsea Yga
BARK ceoas. Cousins, for charlsson. ii Hsrri.ona
ARRIVED
sehr Father Barr RJan dsys from Corpus ballast to
sehr k.in, Rnga day. from Ap.acaieol., to ua.s,u
Steamboats,.
Mary Baas, Trossdals, from 81. MsTtinavlls.
rov.o. A ss, ssst. pssi, s A.
% e. IL asi4 a s@i H j. s ss b HOLINESS
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Aeek sth Instant Ia mort and
loading for New ossns John sond On
the eth Instant Bunker Hill Island 10; 10TH ne and
letn at Devils Elbow Isnd Ih Crescent
City Martins Boz Bar Uncle San, Columbus
Island No. s 18th ST. Nicholas below Fort Adams Bayou
Aisnchsc.
Captain Ryan the Burr rspcrs Tsshss in port
at Corpus chrilti disehaigng.
EXPORTS.
NEW Daniel web.soo bales cotton
LIvERPooLBr'.h hip George Fyf-lc0s7 sacks eon
BosToN-shp white-ols balls. Gotten $50 do b.np
do cuttings sssks $500 pigs lead 900 bu
500 hsin Sol al. and ia.s tn % t0'
BsToNshp sew-ssS $40 hemp 1900 pigs
ila do copper $50 bbs -four, casks betsvnI. sS3'
vERPooLship Manifold bales cotton
NEW YoRKshp Hudson-Tss bales cotton bb
bbis ell qnor 1850 ma
tobaeee, is pkgr mdss. a'fst
CEARLEsToNBsrk Cieona1o bales cotton,
IS hhdu and rs casks ss3 b oasse whisky
k ,arsspars 80 do medicines 800 coils rope 1000 sacks
do
BARcELoNAspsns shp PrsrA baios c.t.su
5000 slaves. ~
CEARLESToNBark chsfohes3o5 mosses ss do whisky
s. hhds 30 bb lard coil. rope hhds TOBACCO
IMPORTS *
ArALACHIcoLASchr bbs naval s,srs to Post
Nell Achsll-N Hanin-Metcslfe aco.
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ST Mary Bsss-5o sugar Degeoa
pnryo &eois do Hall Rodd46 do Mltsnbsrgsr aco44
Lobt charpsntieurau ordeotal hhd
ST LoUssleamer Alek seot-2s1s sacks Kennedy
dcp599 bb -four Connaly Oglesby
ihompson9ie hay
~ bb flour Woodruff bran,
= Do shorts Moore do oat lei do potatoes pruhan
e0t bbis whky Joseph Landis &eo0s coils
42 bb lard % eask. shoulders Wright bd paps
bbs beans Charles Becher &eo29 hssd cattle
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRE1,

& &N JEFFERSON Cry. l
Friday Evening, July IA, 1854.
The market closes this week with hut few Western
Beeyas and Mich Cows and nearly Of Hogs
supply Of Texas Cattle moderate stock of Sheep of
fera Veal Cattle in demand Prices Srer at our quots
tions, viz
-pRICES- j. s4
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briggs. !,
aunnlirQnr. IA.
AHhnnnnRa

Anita.
Aparsceda..
Edwin Derssy..le,d2
George Mansh ams5.dl
Geeeral Giant. ;. dl
John ] Taylor. ..LPT
Jane & Elizabeth. .LPT
Kate bingham. .is,dl
Roam. ...LPT
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q ~ 600 WORTH RTE OF OF FARMS AND

"a.
ON THE EVENING OF THE 3oit oFfyUNE 1854 n
large number already ManY Of Lots
these sod for om 400 per
prizes for which these Lots sod showing the purchase
will be good Investment. Es5.S r
S snbsber FOR ONLY SIS payable instruments Of Is
each will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS 95by feet lying
together FARM Of from 90 These beautifully
house, number Of Private Dwellings sor
have already erected being built
al several hundred will be erected the
City, family
be ny realized and where Building abon
have lately been sold GALES daily being individuals
who careful examination o. qua
that land cheap and
be bad within 50 miles Of the city.
has entitled the
century, and completely locked upwards
which have been
Toamed beautiful
eIde waving with thu abundant productions
Tho price which hsIand offered is less ags
portion Of worth
attention Of both settlers Bpeculato opportu
nifty the safe investment Of The
when all lands thu line Of any railroad route
within fifty miles Of New York be worth prices
aked Lakeland and Royae adjoining
villages selling at from 800 This
the best opportunities offered oss destitute
Farms containing each and upwds
z
S persons wishing avail opportunity
offered fine Farm splendid Building Empire
City should make immediate spplication they nearly a dis
posed Apply CHARLES WOOD
street New York, where Maps and Paphsa had,
II rAnnir4h = : m - -" W. w. WASHBUEIs
fraWaI ASn .
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT CLEARED.

Nathaniel Hooperls,dl
PiluIim- ..--a.is,dl
hobart. .........4s,di
Sarah An........Point
Tanafo. ........ ID
Undine .......-u9R,d do
William a Jane..s6,di
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NEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs sub
sssrs have no. on hand win supplied
sne an assortment Of Zinc
Mas Company Which they o {. the
aes sneH hita, Brown and Stone Gaer For sale by
B0GERT. WILLIAMS a CO., 10 Camp street.
xF ", COELER, Importer and Dealer in
Z n. BRANDIEs, WINES, C0RDlALs and HAVANA CIGARS
from The country filed dispatched puneuaiy City
/ Sty. Tree charge. ! - s4'-
~ Mono butchoce articles sold here.
= eonatreet, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
GUNDRIES
n - 500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
= 500 half
~ j50. 800 quarter do do;
SEQ boxes OLETNE SOAP; l59s
do Proctor 4 Gamble No. Soapl
100 tbls choice Winter LARD OIL
800 kegs No. 4 LAYD s5lA
For ss by JOSEPH Lands co, 80 Tchoupi9ulas st. ys
= II - 300 bbla RAW WHISKY,
SO do FLETCHERS EXTRA WHISKY,
100 Or. easks AMERICAN BRANDY. =,
a 100 eighth DO do
( FOR asby ,,sr,,, ...,,,, :.
y Ue 'eS5fA LAMBS 9 cos " Ich0pPitoulaa street.
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AM D s 3. NJ b n rs.


DAN0HAMA on NEW ORLEANS, on 50.
etsAREes s1hEEIs ss'ess 4 Hss.sssss 4ssls 4 4
p OPER q TRAV1ksyS GYMxxsivM. Perjido
NJ Mftet pssf s6s,sf
sa1sT Il ~ ~ slss1s e ss ~
Shse q o eaTsax A.
M estn sssy NNys ssssd Pssss - Fssx ssy
fsssntt erz1ns Sc & f3k
Fkysefsnzs Ess W. s3
with sysyy I1,El22 = ~
<B LesoBs given 10 SpnY7i 41x xtrf5nG M 49N
~ Open ID essissx IL
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rENUINE HEIDsIECK co CHAMp.aN

r
N The Subscribers having appointed Mss
succeed Mr. Engler heretofore solo in the United
the sale Of their Wines who this
New York January !, 1854.
CARnMr ENGLER, heretofore Agent for tho
sale Of in the United States retiring
beg to inform that have appointed Mesars. CABiE
in stead to be Sole Importers the
United States and Canada. .49s
We shall unceasng sxrons
oymen OF the prominent favor which the
have accorded brandt for this
but such Wines will fully
which the same has attained in your market.
of claim be alone enabled furnish this
ahed brand its and genuine qualify wond simply submit
the WHICH we to call attention
The HEDSlECK CO. brand fret introduced United
nearly thirty late Messs Hedek Co..
their through their Sole
wards Salmon & Stuyvesant. - =
When in 1884 the old firm dissolved their
the business occupying the premse
stipulation the privilege retaining
possession Of the celrs which the late
founders Of this brand had owned He retiring
dpe like heesus
therefore sole propretors OF this brand. ss--isz7
We would but add that guish
similar and frauds and limitations the
full will tbs labels also stamped sden
and arCund the corfe No other house entitled while
the under which originally introduced
known in she United States We have the honor to
Your ob'd serv,ts.
REMs, December 10, 1853. HEDSIEGK d co.
The subscribers being appointed agents the South Wsst
pins which they offer to the trade at New York prieea
r. F. 4 l.
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Stock ON hand not cleared. .... .1274o2 48141
ToBACCo-The movement in Tobacco duriug the past
week has been less active than for weeks past and
the sales have not exceeded 500 hhd including the fol-
lowing particulars: % hhds at and 80 at 694e at
and 81 at 7 10 at eA and 81 at TX 100 at s. 10 at
loo at 81 and 40 at 1928 and at and at 10
II at and Is at exc and yesterday Al hhds at az and
81 at 5t4e "a tb. We yet quote:
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corroN AND TOBACCO srATEMEsT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
5L# CorTos-balss. Tosloco-hbdl
Stock on hand Sept. .......... .1o,572 z94c5
Received since. ....1, ASST 1887
I. yesterday. ~141s,s77 000-=44 1877
1,428.949 1882
Exported to date. -. 1,294169 3O7o6 4
- yeterday.,. 7,358-1,s SAT 15-3oT2l
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GTAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
NJ and Caiope ksepa constantly on houd
DRESSED FLOORING CEILING and
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DORT WINE-75 or. casks Burgundy, Louis
Rooster; Dulac 20 do Old Oporto Dock
ors hy S. WOLFE, Caup les
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The Aubscrbs being appointed agents
above celebrated Wines constantly supplied with tn quarts
pnts which they offer TO the trade at New York prices
R,F. NICHOLS CO. u
isns1 SIN 81 Camp str.ot.
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& AZERAC BRANDIEs- The snbs

being sole agents and Importers Ia this city of the celebrated
SAzkRAC BRANDES keep constantly full supply
lower and medium grads well vihtsges 1885
1888, 1902 sd 1905, invite
connoissenrs, the above being Pure article
3ss55E7s - WAl. E. LEYERIcH 4 CO.. Agents,
jos tt 9aUld Leyes street
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7NTo RENoVA L.-Dr. Axroux.
~ y /. suRsEoN ead En- AGTIcAI DENTisT p nj
ana Lafayette czrs DEPOT, rhsrs IL
Peffosn all isnts 5hA With stl= i1seft
1hArgeS Nv fs
Cassf Depot. rs IN -
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ArALACHIGOLA-Schr W naval stores to Post
Nell Aehell-N Hamin-Mecslie Aco.
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T IME-140O bbls. Thomaston, landing ne
j. bark Mary, and for sale by
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dANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD ).

EfsINE PEnCHES.-150 boxes Fine SES#s,
PEACHES, just per steamer Frank LYON z3z&
and for sale in lots to suit purchasers = sVsk33D'
Jess g. ea1sIcE "A Ans IN Z ~ ~ Saa.l -, -
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Il kRIED ES--5oOO lbs, for sale by
u jeq4 A. n. CREEP q co 40 and n sNd fsvss
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ARD 200 bbls and tierces, for sale by
HI lylo a n KENNEDY d CO., rs schoupioulsr ylo
ESLOUR-800 bbls st. Louis Fine and Ex-
lylo s. \. KENNEDY 3 CO., rs Tshoupitoulas ssres,
~ AlLS-2400 kegs AgeWam, for sale BY
5 A.nEAAesA 1R 4 co., 10 nlagssiua ~ al
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17
W LOuSsa AND CIR All WEST.
ERIN RAILROAD Ma f5ns 45Sas
III AisiaEs
nniii fai hsr notice, 81 foiaws; 7E
sUNDA Ys..s Ks 81 lIsssssf 's7.
Leave Aigisrs Bayou ~
Leave Bayou AemAr6 Aigisys il Sf II ~ Szs
WEEK DA Y S vi Ss
Leave Algisfs for Eeyou
Leave Bayou dos All mAnfsa nS Ssxs
t1ay itsued, 81
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24
TIE STEAMERS.

| The eastern notion of western steamboats,
the character of their captains, the kind of liy-
ing aboard, and the danger of never returning
from the vOyOge upon which we had set out
was distinctly visible. in the first day or two OF
the trip. At length the confidence of the party
began to he restored, and when the weather per-
mittcd Madam and Miss to wander around the
decks, they forgot the stories of which they
heard SO much, and looked the danger i'm the
face. There was statement in the Jeilersoni-
an of the 9Th. Qhc day the party visited Galcna)
that no life had ever been lost on the Upper
Mississippi, from the use of steam rs Il motive
power. This was discrcditcd. and when the cd
itor was found to he aboard, he was summoned
before mock court, organized for The purpose,
on the charge Of throwing GuHirer in the
shade ) but he was acquitted and the prose-
cutor-thc universal Yankee nation, was con-
victcd of unioundcl prejudice, of giving circl-
lation To base calUmnes, and was sentenced to
pay fine OF 10000 cmig grants to the West half
of whom should become subscribers TO The cd-
tors paper. a riS htcous verdict.
1t was source Of fear with many of the
guests, before they left Chicago, that they would
return half starved - they thought that on the
boats nothing but abundance reigncd, but that
the character of the food daily served up, was
such that they might almost as well have nonc
One gentleman, well known in the world of
money, and who has large western interests
took the agent of the company aside at the Ire
mont, and told him that he had decided to re-
turn-nOt because he could not cat boiled pork
beef and cabbage, and such plain fare, but he
cause said he, my wife and daughters would
return nearly half famishcd they are not used
to that thins!' The same gentleman VIC saw
seated at the table on board the -, surround
cd by his brood, and the manner i'm which he
and they were forkinS down the cdiblcs, and
the evident relish with which they executed the
work before them, to say nothing of the guam
tity despatch d, convinced us that his fears of
starvation were wholly unioundcd. If the
young ladies were only staying their stomacls
uutil they could get home, We do not wonder
that bccl steaks iii are 25 cents per pound
a gentleman whose authority to judge of
such matters, would be ungucstoncd, if we
should call his name, said to us: 81 am aston
ishcd by nothing, more than your steamboats,
Why sir, the dinners served up here every day,
except perhaps in q display of cut-glass and
plate, exceed ony Thing to be found on our first
class Liverpool steamers Such an abundance
and such variety have never seen on any
vessels before" One thing we noticed: not
bill of faro was ever left for the Galcna's Sec
ond table. They were every one pOckctcd by
the guests Us curiositics of the culinary art in
the West to be taken home for the admiration
Of Yankee friends We copy one below.
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4 L. lying in body. which there is 30 of
n fine huiin. Tanarac, forty acres fenced and ten
broke. spring the door OF the house,
(Which Is comfortable "c) and adjoining which there
fine body If logs aud with small expenditure, can
he made large, comfortable and convenient house. The
land is go"l, well wa"red AMI timber plenty, which will
he sold cheap il applied for For further parcu-
lars applyt To n. f.. TYSON CO.,
April -, 1854 tf33 Roberts street.
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To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.

TO.CapitaIists, Farmers and Emisrants.
VuNnE undersigned has always hand Tor cash on
Il time, from
TEN To TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural la, improved unimpruycd, Including farms
incrrnt sizes, and gfces of improvements at prices
corresponding, with these.
Alsorropcriy in ST. Paul and suburbs, and in Manka"
city, St. Anthony, Shakopcc cSucr, Traverse DIES Sioux
and Eureka.
lie all times accommodate, the easiest terms
any who really ,cishes fOp"rchasc.
HENRY MCkENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, Minn Ter.
Oncc-lhe old Post Onice building, Third street.
81. Paul. Feb. IS, 1851. 23f.
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ls~ Mr.. Linton, editor of the "Wcstcrn Tab
let" Chicago, will lecture this evening at the
Court House, upon the Common School ques-
tion. Mr.. L. is an intelligent Catholic, and his
lecture will no doubt be interesting to Protes-
tants as well as to people ofhis faith. The pro-
cceds will be devoted to the finishing of the
new hospital.
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Henry Mckcnty,

Office, old Post Office Building, Third ST Saint Pdui.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; iI-
u \ vcsimcnts made to the best advantage and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRE-(;ilbert Davis. Esq; Daniel Curtis, Esq /;
Capt DcPry>tcr, Mcssrs Samuel Thompson & Nephew,
an, Mcssrs Williams x tiuioiI.
PHILADEI.PHIA-JoScph Patterson, Esq, Prc'St wcS-
tern Rank; Mr>srS DrcNcl D. Co, BlnkcrS Taylor Il
C.,, bingham Dock, Freed, Ward Freed, ScrS, James
X Co, Bay ca" Edward Hurst, Esq, Notary Pubic; II
McSschcrt, At! at Law; JamcS Kitchen, Nj u, and VIM
StucNcr, Esfl.
MINNEsOTA-GOv W German, Hon W II Wclch, Oh
Justice of Minnesota; Hon NJ Rice, Delegate Con-
grcsS; Rice, onshca Becker, Atty's at Law McssrS
BOrup Oakc, Bankers Ira, Rosscr. Esq, Secretary
of the Territory; A,cs X Van Ettcn AttyS law Rev
Fullerton, Register s Land Oncc; VIM Ilolconbc,
ESD, Receiver L : Land OnIcc pr I 7 Mann,
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:TS- Maj. p. P. Furber is trimming up and
identifying Franklng Square under the di-
rcction of the Aldermen of the Third Ward
We will speak fully Of his tasteful works after
they arc completed.
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lS-We notice that citizens along Seventh St.,
in the first Ward are preparing to put down
the sidewalks, as specified by the street Com
missioncrs Other improvements in that ward
arc being planned, and will be executed in
commcndable style. The Shanghais are wide
awake.
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HanfOrd, Thayer & Co.,

Manufacturers and Uhofesdfe Dealers in all
kinds Of
Cl0ehing, Shirts. Drawers, aud Furni>hin. Goods
Also, Oil and Rubber Goos No. $50 and 1872 corner Of
Main and Green streets, 81. Louis, Mo-,
lay6dwIy Next building below virs lnia Hotel.
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Ho! Wash-ta.

Ho! Wash-ta.
9TUNlS fac the Bhoys up country, say Eureka City
II is the best point on the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build lcadn: from Dubuque,
Iowa, st. Paul, Minnesota, will the Minnesota ri
right at Eureka; that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, f yuu don't believe il just and for
yours II, and will give every alternate lot of 3O9
valuable town lots by your purchasing another, AMI inn
pIuying IL in such way that it viii he cr'Fabe to The
G.. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dec. 81, 1853. 16-1y
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RATHER FEEsON,I.-A New York editor,
finding cabbage seed in a letter received
from brother quill, wants to know if his
correspondent has q habit Of scratching his
head while writing.
Toll. THE BELLs-The Common Council of
the city OF Providence have determined to ap-
propriatc nothing to celebrate the anniversary
of our National Independence on the ith of Jul
ly. but have ordered AL the bells of the city 80
be tolled one hour in the moruing, one hour at
noon, and one hour at sunset on account Of the
passage Of the Nebraska bill. - Gaiead .idUer-
flStT. ..... .....
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Truman M. Smith,

Justice Of hc Peace, .N0fdry Public, Collector
and General .fgenf.
ITAS removed his office TO the New Building opposite
III the Post Ofice, Third and Minnesota ss,
where will found ready to attend To the collection
debts purchasing and selling real estate, payment Of
Taxes, IoSang Land Warrants, etc. Having been III the
business for some time past and being provided with
MAPS OF all the surveyed portion Of the Territory and OF
he Cities on the Minnesota river, he fiaers himself hat
he will be able 10 give satisfaction " all who may give
him Call.
N b Town lots In st. Paul, st. Anthony and all the
ownson the Mnnest tn for sale reasonable prices
Also, farms in the country with or without improve
ments. st. Paul, June A. 1858. 3Sy
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1851.
OPINIONS FROM ABROAD.

We extract below The winding up of the Jcf.
fcrsonian account of the Excursion We have
as yet met with none more interestingly written
than this