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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
THE TEMPEST AT BURTONS

Shaksperes Tempest produced last night al buScn
Theser 10 crowded hoase There is but thing Astsr
an quotations from Shskspers by way Of sdornmsn toa
literary style and that is any close criticism at TINS time oil
ay of the points Of this or that actor in doing Saak
speresn part There 10 end to litigation says the
legal proverb and there should be end TO particular
criticism on the acting Shakspere according to needed
theatrical proverb Our brief business this occasion ia
70 mention that the mounting of the piece superior and
indicative of the presiding mind of Mr. Burton For the
large and mystic ances of the author greater stage h
and breadth are necessary together with the prodgious
scenic landings of Cicsri or Staned But 80 far IS
contracted space and the unprua familiarity OF things
mpertineny close TO the eye could portray the carry
raonlnos Of earth sea aud air-of the time when sve
PHILOSOPHY had not killed of sat.r and spite devil aud
an and substituted figures arthmetcal for figures IDEAL
and the ocges of the finishing school for the ecss'io zig
zag of heaven and hescourng poetrythey were excel
enty rendered The rstcene where the storm stricken
landscape is hurled into sight by flashes of lightning
and the craft curves over the foth reeking waves aud
finally IL n nj in many fragments leaving the sailors in the
,nparen M anguish of their sublime doom, may bs com
ended a. one of the most artistic scenic interpretations
vet rendered on our reformed stage Throughouthera
was conscientious attention TO the ruthfainess OF tho
scene and the text Of the author The actors were an
mora or les successful in their parts the Cabaa OF Mr.
Burton was faulless in the making up and thoroughly
rendered in the acting. Ariel by Mrs Z u Hl, was
most intei estng performance and her delivery OF the
uasic showed her worthy pupil Of superior teacher
Mrs Seeuin The music which was varously selected
from Weber Purcell Halevy &c, WAS as well rendered 40
one has a right to expect in acting thester.
At the conclusion of the pscesMr Burton was yocifer
ousy called for and in ell the pentude of his mensgere
Ike gear he appeared and made the best post play speech
we have ever heard He alluded to the play as being
tempest in teapot in his little theater and stated
that would be performed every night until further notice
observes to have good run being credabe to the in
tellecual and liberal qualities Of the manager
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ANTI SLAVERY CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI

CINcIhNAII IuesubyI APrI IL IoIf
The annual AntiSlavery Convention assembled at the
Mechanics Institute this morning There was large a.
tendance of delegates from abroad including Fred Doug
lass Lucy Stone Sarah C. Pellet &c Aer the election
Of officers Committee appointed on Resolutions who
brought in lengthy report which laid on the table for
discussion FRI Douglass and Lucy Stone spoke this
afternoon The former sustained the United States Cons
tuition and the latter condemned it, The discussion was
resumed this evening The Convention holds three SEES
soIs daily
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THE LOSS OF THE SHIP RUSSELL srURGIs.


Capt snow and the officers of the packet ship Russell
Stugi. which wss abandoned the voyage from
LIVERPOOL TO Boston arrived here this forenoon The B.
sprung leak on the ls of March and was abandoned on
the 18Th with seven feet Of water in her hold The psssen
gers 50 in number taken on board the ship Isaac
Webb fl, 10 New York for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

E4 Senator DAVENPORT presided at an Anti Nebraska
meeting held without distinction Of party at Copenhagen.
Lewis County, the 9Th Of April Judge d. W." in the
State Senate during and 50 being elected by the Dem
ocres of the eerson and Lewis District The meeting
addressed y several gentlemen and strong resolutions were
sdop,ed N opposition to the Nebraska scheme
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IByT elegr.sh !


INTRODUCED
Ansrdin, the CAsst the Atlantic AuIaI INSURANCE NPS
py OF Neviotk. ,,,., p..,,-.
To proyi for payf a. expenses Of sossoAeans biooty
Wnisrserrgh AID 'oushviek
For the prtyenfiD Offre Z Brooklyn
Tie New YORK HsrbOr EDcroacnnent OH "ss Hiaoe
the special ord er for this evening
BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.
To ,sPpy s Canal with water from LAKE. Lre Lies Oh
the table. 81. ~
he e,F,s Of Buslo sna SeTY'ra City K'
read. PNsss
BILLS PASSED.
ineerp yrre The AZ ante ard Pacific Casa Con-
FER the ses Colsse $500 ana Hsi.'oa WI
$50 O.
Mr. G ERxAIS moved 20 reconsider this vote.
Mr.. sustsined the motion assuming the' 'ness
i1sriiU mons had no more rightto aid thar others
M. ID. T. wooD opposed the reconsideration because
these appropriations we're simply TO meet an oehsson
alTs edy Incurred by the State.
The debate was continued until the recess
AFTERNOON SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
Re s,lyt 70 the rO-e CT the Of the senate and AZ
ser BY % punish oT consenpL
Rtgsfiye 10 Criminal Courts IL Sev-lork
asl.rire 10 The CcUEt Of Con mon Pleas SeNiork
The appointing Commissioners 10 loSse enoenei LHse
Aslurn ftsd direct vste - 70 the necessity INERT
n. BIZ incorporating the ress Assoc Iion Of SssfOrt 'ad
bfee,r P-sd
RcCtss
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

....s.I ps,seA 10 The N Y Theen' ~, a.,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, April H. 1885,
Tbss vas no Executive Session today Inc P.p.s.
A. Treaty Ia frightening. The ainonu. % '"'''
Nsuse Win probably be reduced sone m'nons -,.,
~ s,.,.e and House Of Representatives we're enivsned
A.v nv the speeches Of Mr. SEWARD on the b allowing
1900 credit on the duties levied on railroad iron and
y, C.Irox of Tennessee against the Nebraska bill.
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The only news from Bolivia is received b,
the Peruvian papers. BY late arrival from
Lima. we learn of the following horrible cir
cunStancc
DR.. Guerra. a gentleman of some standing
in the country. was murdered by tn, Indian
of the village of Copaaabana, by whom he wa,
taken for Don Mariana Blllivian for who's:
head Be!zu hal offered $1,000 reward. Tho
clergy did their best to save him. but in vain
and the Indians, having cnt off his head, pro-
ccc,l"d with it in triumph to La Paz. to claim
the reward The people Of In I'az. by whom
DIR. Guerra was much respected. on hcnrinr o.
the approach of the Indians, prepared to NEE,
them; but Belzu. drca,ling an outbreak. uni,
the reward. whcrrupon they retired. At thi,
the citizens rcmoon'tratcl. and sent in pct
ton asking for the punishment of the Indians
for which act Bczu imprisoned some of the
leading persons who signed the petition. ana
threatened to shoot others
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The 'n,loWng from the New York Mirror we adopt.
~ furnishing complete aud grn bic cpitone Of the
ca,rs aud duties ii the newspaper editor What
millions 81 newspapers ARE daily read on this round
earth Aud how little thought do the mass of read.
ers cast m 81 the curtain, brhind which this tyne.
lcva,han, the newspaper press, pnrn it,elf for The
instruction and amusement Of the world How little
do they know Of the toll aud unrest whic, a multi.
tudr of mental genii undergo daily, In preparing tho
sssua,ct Of Intellect and hunor ior their ,apnc,,s
t,aairs. They take up the newspaper, brigh, and
sciniillating; It anuscs, interests, or charms them
and not in thousand bu, thinks this product oil
hand brau--norc brilliant than the sorccrer's en-
chyn,nen,-is II Ms easy aud simple culture rs tht
iurnips in n iarmer's garden. 10 the mas, the ed
tor i. Alternative, wcarilrss. ubiquitous. lie car
give them sermons aud sonnct-, political economic,
and philosophical distractions, "a inonody or n joke
nm culogy epi,nph. readily IA the trcc -l,s
Ken by a gus,y wind. drops its riprned fruit Days
months, and years. pent up aud nrccrcative baiu
seems to them of endless aud infinitely various ca
acity. lie can think for them, make their opinions
aud, IN word, tell them wha, Nil tic world l. al,ou,
what Il has been about, aud what IL will I've about Ia
the end of ine. And ior NIL this. a. them see,nngl,
simple abo,--in reality mighticr ihnn MI other pro-
gressve aud revolutionary f,rcrs,hcy pay from one
to three dirty pennies per day. and their cure for ths
editors trials aud enjoymen's Gods.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.
DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
June 3. 1854,

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
June 3, 1854.
1--we sTox-Corrccted daily by Mr.. G. CoCLTrR-Beef,
on foot, cts u ID. Cows $3oM$6o Work Oxen from
s9oG0slbo u yoke.
FkEl MEAr-lscail-Bccf Sc. H0I2c Mutton, 10c. ND12
Pork, l71sc. Veal, 12l.c. Chickens 80 20 y dozen.
PRovrloSs.-( Corrccrcd daily by Mr. PRESLEY Pork,
ST. 5o6sIs e Dbl Hams lie. I, h. Lard l2sc Flour
superfnc, 50 IS extra, 81 Dbl Corn Meal, 75c p bu
Beans 81 80 u BUSH Potatoes, 3Oc(35c + bush. Fresh
Butter l5c. G25c ID. Cheese, 1870. H. Eggs, I5c
D. dozen
GRocERIEs.-(From Mr.. ALEXANDER REy Robert street.
Sugar, brown, lease. refined, DC. crushed and pow
dercd l21sc b h. Coffee, l5c. D25c Tea, Coo GDsl.
Rice, cDloc. Molasses, Soc assoc. p gallon
DRIED FRrIr.-Applcs, 81 SO q bushcl. Pcaccs, So 90,
Green Apples s7G09 z barrel.
GRAIN-Oats, 45c. Corn, Zoe. GD75c Barley CSC.
Observation-Disclosures 81 5OG0$5 SO barrel Tai.
low, 15c T. h. Candles star, 35c. n Ii. Fresh Fish,
&C. q H. dried, &c. Lime, 81 5OOs2 90 y Dbl Onions.
Soc. u bush. lard Oil, 81 10 gal Salt 81 90 bu.
Vinegar, 25c b gallon Taow, BE. p ID. Tobacco,
c0D6oc Hides (grccn) 3tsc. dry &C. Il ID.
LrMnFR.-Common, sIOMl4 b NJ Dimension stuff,
s1i6sl6 Flooring, SIG Siding; $40 Seasoned scO0a5
:hingles, So OOGOs3 so Iath 81
Woodbury., 50 OOMs3 SO p cord.
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Hon. George Bliss. of this State. laa left
Washington. temporarily. by the advice of his
physicians. for the recovery of his health. lie
paired off on the Nebraska bill with Mr.
Ewing of Kentucky.
BLESS my soul 20 said Mrs. Darlington a.
she throw up her hands in anl,zclncnt and pity
She spoke il so earnestly that sic attracted the
attention of Isaac. who wis engaged IN making
new bat out of the clothes alick. "Pairc,l
of! don't wonder at hs being out of health
poor creature. If he WA. why will they ri.
low such moral turpcntinc to be committed ?
And pairing Ia almost w. bud ~ the Popr'p
Nonsense did. that We rcnd about. who skin
nci the people In furrin parts. II Is the worst
thing that was ever done IN our country"
True. II Il bud enough" replied old Roger
who was present "but II might bc worse
As look Mt H. |, Is only another case of i'm
paired bliss.
Old Roger smiled. md Mrs. Darlington
handed him her snuff box. which he honorcl
and went out like lump filed with bud OIL
Post.
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GALCNA MARK FITS.
(Correted Daily from he G.,iena Adwrtiser.)

(Corrected Daily from The Gtl,na Adcertiser)
FLouR.-supcrGnc SIS so a s go, Extra SO 90
Sc 80.
GRAIN. Oats bush. Fl 22c Corn, none.
PoRK.-sless $sl3 81, do Clear SIS SIG.
BACoN.-liams SC a Sc, Shoulders a 7c.
LARD.-S 10 to Sc.
BUrrER-Frcsh Is lSc, Firkim IL 1.2 u.s.
CHEEsE-E ID and w Il II 15c, Country q
l0c.
sUcAR-N 4I.2a51.2c, Clarified 81 a
7c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N q 30 a SIC, s II Sc a Zoe.
CorrEE-Rio II l-2 a 10 1.2c, Java Is tic.
Rice, Ga q Ia.
TEA-Impcrial Is a 75c, VII 10 Zoe, Black
40 a 60c.
ToBAcco-Virgnia 25 a 35c, Missouri -. I2 a
Csc.
CANDLES and SoAr-Mould 13 LEA lie Tallow
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap STA
FRUIr-AppIcs, green per Dbl SO 50 a So So
Dried, per bush % a 80, Peaches, dried, l u
81 90, Raisins per box 81 90, Lemons 81 OC
al 80.
FisH-Mackcrc. No. per bbI, SIS 90, No. 2
do l6 %, No. d, II 90, Goldfish per Dbl 81 0C
Salmon per Dbl $50 90, Oysters per dozen, So OF
a SO 90.
sALr-G A per sack 50 p, LB25O, Ka
hawaii, per bush SOC.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs-a-- Shot, pc,
sack SO 90, White pure per kcg OF 2 IS, Nc
/, per kcg 25 a 2 50.
ORR GooDs-Blue drills per yard l-2 llcts
Brown Shccting, "a 9 3-ic, Osnaburg, II a l3,
Blue dcaims, 10 II, Cotton bats 10 IL l-2
Cotton yarn 10 a q, Ticking Ga Is.
GLAss-l2xlS per box 6 80 q 81 90, 1Oxl4
per box, . 25 s. 80, 1O>I2 1 so, sxlO 3 so q
1 90.
HARDw.RE-Nails, Ju,iata per ID 6 a7c, Iron
Mountain, 6 al IL, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar
Sac, II 5 Bar, 6 l.2a7l2, Sheet American
81 8, Nail Rod &C., Russian Is Sic, Cas-,
Steel per ID pc, Blister IS a 20, German 1Sa-
Steel springs II Is, Axc!s 10 II ~, Anvil
II Is, Axes per d,z. IL 90 - So Chains
log, per ID 8 10, Gable 10, Miners shoycs pei
doz = II, Spades do.
LUMBrH-C!car per NJ g 90 q 30 90, Common
- % ls 90, Flooring, rough 20 90 Il % co.
plancd, 30 % 3j 90, Siding 16 90 20 O0
Shcciiny, II OOa1i, Lath 3 90, Shingles 3 80
al IS.
OH and TURDENTiSE-Spcrm per gallon s Is
Whale bcachcd, %, Lard and Corn 80 a 49,
Curriers' 75c, Linsccd SO, Olive 80 a l 60,
Castor OOa l 10, Turpcntinc 9Oc.
HIDES and LEArHER-ilidcs, dry, per ID 9 a l0
green Ia u; Red Sole Leather, 2ia 70, Oak p Il
30, Harness, % a 80.
PowDrR-i.hc per kcy, 90 6 80; Blasting
, 2ja3 IS.
SUSpniEs-l'rooms per doz 80 4 300 Feathers
Geese 10 80.
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@"kemtu's Column.
HENRY MckENTY.

HENRY MckENTY,
DEA L Err IN REAL ESTATE,
orricE-oLp POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third street)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
II AND bought and sold throughout the Territory;
investments made TO the best advantage, and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
New York. bfjpnesofn
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov. w. A. German,
DanieI Curtis, Esq, Hon, w II. Welch, Chief
Capt. 4. DE Pcystcr, Justice Of Min Ter.
Mcssrs. =. Thompson Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del.
Il Nephew, ecate TO Congress-
Mcssr. Williams & CuiOn, Rice, HOllingshead &
Philadelphia Becker, Attys at Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre- Messrs. BOrup Cakes,
ident Western Bank, Bankers
Messrs Drexel Il Co. Uks. J. T. Rosser ESD Secre-
" Taylor Co, tary Of the Territory,
Freed, Ward Freed, Ames Il Van Etten, At
bingham Dock, tOrneys ut Law,
" siters. james Il Co., Rev. +. NJ. Fullerton, Re-
Bailey a. Co., gister u. 9 Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq. NOta- WIN. HUlcOmbe, Esq. Re.
~ Public, cever u. 8. Land Office,
H. Messclcrt Atty at Law T. T. Mann, NJ. ID.
James Kitchen, NJ. ID.
William Stoever, Esq f49-f
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GdlcMd.
II. NENHALL,
W hOlCSalc XDrVEgiSt,

CORNER OF MAIN AND IIlII. STREETS, GAlENA
NOtlD respectfully call the attention OF Druggists
w Physicians and Merchants 10 his stock OF
drugs, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, DYES, SEEDS. PER
FCMFIiY, BRUSHES &c
The goods purca scd direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best markets
and feel hc.itancy in saving that all who purcas 5,
will be satisfied with their qualify, well the extreme
lowness OF the prices.
We have hand n lot of Window Glass, of every size
from By o. To ~ by 80 inches. The Glass j. of fine quail
ity free from b!cmslcs and the boxes contain few il
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company, ut Buiiao, shall have II constant sup
ply Of their bcautif, White Lead and Agents of the
ilav:llc Oil Co. authorized to sell their Iin>ccd
Oil at It. Louis prices, with the addition of freight.
We are in receipt Of assortment of arri.OnS Fine
Pcrumcry, and articles for the toilet in sIpc
rior to thing brought to this part of the
We have also on hand an invoice Of Brushes made Ia
order in New York, comprising different patterns Of Fine
Medium. and Cheap Hair brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe
Horse, Whitcvash and Scrubhing Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds, of every variety warranted
new, always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed. for hedges in quantity constant
~ for sale with directions for culivating
Merchants visiting Galcna are invited to look through
my assortment am prepared to meet competition
Goods will be furnished at the lowest prices when ordered
by mail. and particular attention given to packing.
my25l d&wt!cc2
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rs FARMS FOR SALE.

70 FARMS FOR SALE.
TO PRAC TICAL FARM
notice is to real Faamers not to spectators who
Il pretend to be farmers
TO practical Farmers. wish to that have hand
now twenty five farms for SALE (and always have from ten
to twcntyvc) which range from two to miles from II
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory. and from per.
sonal Inspection OF all the lands near this City, am ena
blc'! to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing TO cultivate the
soil to give n call
My Farm, have various degrees Of ycmcnt and
Halter myself that ! can please all.
Term made to suit purchasers.
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
Ohicc-Old Post Office Builng, Sd street.
MAY g. 1854.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EN-
IGRA NTS.

To CAPITALISTS, FA X MERS AND EN-.
IGRANTS.
TIME undersigned has always on hand for sale for
Il cash or on timc from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF rural land improved or unmp including farms
OF different sizes and degrees Of improvement prices
corresponding with these
AlsO-prOperty In st. Paul and suburbs and In Man
kato city, st. Anthony, Shakopee, Lesucur Traverse
DIES Sioux and Eureka.
lie can at all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any one who realty Wishes to purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Ofce-the old POsi-Oflce building, Third street.
St. Paul, Feb. IA, 1854. a II.
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E'IR ESiI GIRO(.EikIE

FIR ES II GROCER E.S.
w. DOWNER, would take this method Of In
generally that he has purchased the entire stock of W.
n. Person a. Co.. and Is now prepared to furnish FAM
NY SUPPLIES cheap and of good quality, can
be procured III other establishment In the country
Fresh Groceries Will he received by Express
rival from below, which will enable him to keep on
hand ut all times, full supply Of every thing In the
Grocery line. Ills stock consists in part Of the following
articles, viz:
do Gun Powder; do Souchons, and 25 cadies Young
II son, superior article
OLD JAVA COFFEE-a very superior article
received direct from New York, pronounced the best
fee warranted of the best quality and sold at the low
est cash rates.
pRESE VES-Pcnches, Pears, Plums, Pine Ap.
ple raspberry, Ounces, CitrOn, Lines, Olives, and
natural Peaches, Cherry Jams, and variety OF Others
too numerous to mention.
ICKLES-Assorted and put up in gallon and hall
gallon jars
SAUCE-Worcestershires Sauce, Pepper Sauce, & C
CNTSU I'-Walnut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very
superior articles.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal
and culinary purposes.
OYSTERS AND SARDINES.
A choice lot of Cigars; Salmon and Mackerc1, Nos.
! and in kits; Cocoa aud Chocolate, prime articles;
Ra>ns, Citrons and Fgs crushed. powdered and clar-
icd Sugar; dried Currants and pruncs; Picked Lob
Lemon syrup; Stoughton Diters; Spices of all
kinds; Essences aud extracts OF all kinds TapiOCa;
Sperm. Star and TalOw Candles; Sleratus; Crackers;
English and Knir kcrbockcr Musiard Vermacei Mac.
caron Pearl and Corn starch Dried Herring; Pine
Apple Cheese.
Also u superior lot Of Crockcry, etc.
All of which will be sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing lay in their winter supply Of Groceries and
Prov isoDs, would do well to give me call before pur
chasing j. w. DOWNEK,
st. Anthony street, st. Paul.
Inn lg--AO-1y.
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:Foriuar0tUQ.
J. G.. BURBANK Il CO..

J. G.. BURBANK Il CO.,
IORAGE, Forwarding and Com mission Merchants
~ Grocers and Dealers In Grain and Provisions
wharf, Boat st. Paul, Min. J. &. BURBANK,
g. T. WHITNEY,
Shippers and Consienees will nnd to their interest 10
90 with the expense Of Labor and Dray
REFERENCES
Gev. w. A. Gorman,
VI I%t;;, x s \; s::i' Cog St. Paul.
y. II. Campbell, Z Co
Lorrain, Il Co., "aeha'
rs Harris, 4 Co.
R R1 T s.:a,, St. Louis.
s Sss.'s. s & s'.nx; q Co., Boston
a., WARN Packages care Is. 4 T.. Wharf Boat 81. Paul
Minnesota. " ""''
st. Paul, May l., 1854. 1f
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NOct tHIdM0.
r. r.. SAWYER & co.

II Steamboat Agents. Rock Island Illinois. Mcrclndizo
Produce" ana Prov sion< contracted through ~ nnd from
Ncw York and St"n Ia Rock Island AMI "a any point
the Mississippi AT the lowest rates. by either of the fol
lowing lines;
WEsfEi,N LAKE BOAT HTE:
NEW YORK AND MISSISSIPPI LINE.
litfEht"ts-u.C killer Boston, T.. l.. Grrgory T. ".
Law 'on. sawyer Wallace Co.. Sew York iiogllcling
shepard. r. ". Alexander Co. Chicneot i. H. Carson
Wall Widen 81 l1uis iI n Campbell n &c.. Cnicnn
Hammond Hail. Dubuque Vim. II. Marshall Co., ~.
Faul
n, u, BtF0Hb. r.. J. Btt6hD !. N. BtF0Hb.
BCFOND mao THEIRS,
Forwarding u Commission Merchants,
AND bENbHhs IN
SLIGO AND TYRONE tNON, ANVtth, bellows,
VICES, NAILS SPRINGS AxLEs, GLASS, a..
Also, wholesale ufOccfs, aud Agents fof Moline
Flows md Buckets, Illinois street, Rock Island M.
hos, B=5==W itHi0
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st. 1aauI A00'ts.
CHARLES II. PARKER.
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER

CHARLES II. PARKER.
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
WErchange for sale on the East or South.
".m, ~ Or any other important points on the CONT
HiNTEnEsr allowed on Special peposites.
Collections made throughout The Territory chnreIns
ns current rate Of exchange snd the sctra expense 81
G Gov; wil R.n. German, s.; Paul, Min,
Messrs. Page "" . Bacon, Ct. Louis. Mo-
American Exchange Bank, N. Y.
Particularly would invite attention to the
Real Estate Department., Of my once.
"HICH has been established ut great cost. ana
w which Consists In part, Of full list Of Govern
mtn Land Entries. Maps Of unentered lands
semi-weekly. A map Of the County Of Ramsey, and
pats OF the different cities and additions thereto, IN
said county. complete list Of all the lands sold TO
said county for unpaid taxes. Il full and perfect al.
land situated H. said county from the General Govern.
ent to the latest arantee wherein Is noted every de-
ect OF me title either In form substance, and every
possible KIND Of LIEN creatng inCpmbrace; whether
II arises ny way of judgments, mortgages; taxes, me
chanics, or otherwise.
am justified in stating that far as large portion
Oh the Real Estate Of this city Is concerned, chain Of
title cannot be- satisfactorily established by III exaInn.
alton 'i the records alone the aid of abso
luely essential. This desideratun1 have supplied by
nscertang and defining the original claim lines upon
the proper maps.
From my experience In the system of ab.trnctiny
which have adopted. confidently assert that my a.
stract, Is hey Ond all question: the most reliable source
OF Information, with reference to titles to be found In
this city.
All written abstracts furnished by me- are warranted
perfect.
Land Warrants
bought and sold, and Government lands entered 70,
settlers on reasonable terms, Oars yieldns
from Is To 80 per cent per ani, with ona
Die Real Estate security. Coupon Bonds, payabls IN
New YORK or elsewhere rs instrrcted- per cent com
mission; and generally, all business that may be
trusted to my care, and usually done through Bnnkn,
House, Real Estae Agency, Law Office, will rcccv,
my personal and prompt attention. 52-tf
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
RKOrlII SETrLENI E:NT.

BKOPII SETTLEMENT.
FARM containing rs in this highly flourish
IA ing settlement, which is St Paul. bordering
on beautiful lake. soil rich and heavy tinbered from
which some 1000 cords be cut; also Il good heavy
grass meadow which will yield 60 TO 70 tons of hay
an excellent dwelling house so by 20 feet and good
BILE 0by 90 t acres of the above already broken and
under fence, and have yielded to the proprietor an
abundant crop. HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real ESTATE.
Jan. g. lS54.-l2m.