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The best day q by each vessel was follows RI.
Paoinc, Dot n, 2ss miles Trade Wind North Pacia,
Nov. q, 27o miles; Comet, South Pacific Nov 1853
miles; Hurricans, North Pacific Nov 2s 263 miles Man.
DARN, South Atlantic, Sept 81, 240 miles.
All the vessels encountered similar weathsr on the
Horn Ths comet IA days making 100 les aud the
Hurricane In IA days lost from 10 to 40 miles day In ~
days she made but s7s miles. The latter vessel en-.
countered great deal Of calm weather For i've success
sive days she b.caued of tn. lsiand OF M.ssensro
For az days out Of the she made lees than 100
miles day and out Of l9 less than 90 miles day The
Weather Oft the Horn s described - succession OF
gales.--Sdn francisco Herald.
A sE.Y,s Borron PnRcxp SWORD FisH.-We saw In
the Eychapee Reading room the other day, piece OF
plank from the Arooard streak OF the British ship
Lord Rversda which was pierced hr 'usn ~ Las tuss
OF sword fish, The plank OF elm three In shes AND
a half in thickness the point Of the tusk prole'ted
through the plant inches clear which added to the
thickpe.s Of the plauk, makes ten inches and halt
thrut through the wood On the opposite side, the butt
OF the tusk shattered ard split as II nsd oeen o.ok
of by violent shock Thu whole ienssn OF tne psos
OF tusk about t~ept to wenty TWO incnes
II seems that the ship sprung leak at A and Was hove
down TO find the Leak when this strange cause was ais
covered Valparaiso Herald, Dec l.
supprIIprse IN CLEVELAND Messrs s h A Turner have
ON the stocks gnacsot steamer which being built
expressly for Lake Superior trade and viii make
sniar trina bst,een Cleveland and the Saul ste Marie
shs vii be .ps OF the Quest steamers the lakes and
viii be finished and furnished 10 IS splendid mAnter rs
Ii possible She sill he 30 feet in ~ngth and % Feet
beam l3 feet hole, and between 800 and 400 IONS
burthen pgne viii be low prest ure aud with on
inch cy Under and IL She viii be out about
che Arst Of June Captain Sweet win command
er. -
usssrs Laffrspier h Stephenson have MANN 9TH Die.
eUSr on the stocks which viii make some commotion
be II rsts afoa It ia 2ob feet keel 80 Feet BEAM III
ethed and capacity OK between goo and sOo IONS
lis owned by Messrs Stem oaugh Co bufAio.
IAfrsnisr ST ph. als) have on the stocks two
,hocpers OF 2Os tons each which are betn built for
cratio N. Gates of ClevelAnt.
Pressiy h Stephens putting together schooner OF
$50 TONS for Harvey X Co.
Peck Masters have t-o schooners ON the stocks one
IN owned by She phsrd, OF Milwaukee, and wiz De ooo ton
burtben The other owned by MASH, OF this CITY, WI
be 800 tons.
The came 6rm are building propeller Of which theJ
are themselves the owners. IL Is OF 500 tons
ouav. Martin Are bull ing q schooner OF 800 toni
for Handy wsrps OF Cleveland .nda propeller OF -o'
tons for Chapipa, Marsh Foes, OF Chi 'aso
CAkins has one schooner Of 300 tons on the STOCKS
Its owned by n. Winslow -CIe>ldnd PlrrLedIT.
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SUNDAY, Jan 15-6 p. VI.
The board on Saturday mooerassy active. Ulster
fell 10 lx at which figure four hundred shares
cold Jshjsh also fell a with small sales Two thousand
shares Pbonx were cold at for cash and bought back
for on time Three hundred Ripley sold at 3k Gale.
dopia hinr commanded ~. At the Brokers' Board,
Pennsylvania Coal sold ct looh Cumberland Coal sold
largely encipg at ab buyer 60 and closing st S4k
for cash Parker Vein fell TO ca, SELLER three At the
6rst and again ELL to o, cash, At the second board
Nine hundred North Carolina Copper were sold at
New Jersey Zinc reached OK, buyer 90 At the Mining
Board 81 we're bid for Hwasses; 100 for Rocky Bar;
!, for Manitou 9 for Conneoaout; IL for North west
l for Toltse 2for Winthrop 81 for Dolly Hoe 81 for
AIsonah; TX for Ohio Land and Marble; y Tor Conrad
Hill; $50 for hi.s,Al American White Zinc vas held 1t
sx; Posomss ct Il Native at s; Gosssis At ~; Deep
River as 4os Springfield ct M Charlotte at *; Lind
~ at Y; nsOaliooh at 9; Cold Hin ss az
MIST Of The tanssc dsrng the vesk have been In
The Bostoa % ,psr sseks. In soasscuos WIN these
r.naasc.s ~ foil ,viAS sssle, fsn Boston journal,
u,y be tntArpsvnx ,-
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The Turf.


USos CoursE-Nrw OtaxAss, Dec. 2o.-Purss $3.50,
+ B. Goldsby'so 9, by Rough and Ready, dam BY
imp. Riddiesvorth, years cd. .....',.;....
by Boston dam BY Queen Mary 4 years DID,.
4. wsrwich's Q. Adieu by GrattAn, dam ~
Thcrnhili years old ..........................
Time, l:ss-l 81.
SANS DAY Purse $500, two mites ont.
J. L. Eons = Maid ~ Orleans, BY Berthene, out OF
Alice csrneal ears old DID,. ,.............
Jsmes /. Bradley'sb Vaodai by Glencoe, dam oy
TrAnsby, the dam Of uavic, years DID,. ......,.
7. D. Gcldsby's c. Betty King BY Boston, dam Fanny
King, By Glencoe, years old.
Tune, 356
D. r. Kesner'sb b. h. Louis d'or, by Aarpedop,
dam Picayune, 4 y,Ns old ................ l
r. b Goldsby'so. Betty King BY Boston, dam
Fanny Kipg. by Glencoe, 4 years old ........
4 I. Iualay's oil N. Hins) br g. by Black
Prince dam Hannah Harris 3 old 80. dis.
Ioh. TurpbuIl's oh Q II. l. French, by Glencoe
ont of the dam Of Moth years old .......,. dis.
Tine 6.9o-t.2on-Tol
Do sI-Purrs $500, NILE heats entrance 10 per cent
= W.rv,ca,s Ell. Adisu. b. Grattan, dam
fsornhin 8 years old................... q / /
" KsnBsrs GallinipPer, BY Eovoy, dam Luds,
sJ'~ TIM: a:oi5-qoi is-207.
IAN l-rurss $500 too mile heats
,rd,sv pelps br e. Maid of Orleans, BY Berthuns,
ont Of Alice Osrneal Years old ..........u
4. ImIay's (oI. H,isl Oh lara ~ sin'e''
n y Kesper's gr 2. By Gray hsdoo, out o. hAn' -,
nanny. q years old. ......... .'''''''.''' o"'
- TIRE 406k-sbsS'
Ian 4 - Purse 500 four mile heats
NJ Kenner's b h. Louis dor, By "a pedon, osm :,
soaS.s,,sp b N R.,ty oliver By Wa nsr, dam
f, ssr. s' wss issis' ~ cray r,sis, o.s
saiahs Miller, years old ....:,;;;''''''''''' sa''
80. - Time 6le-s5Is'
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Total beth weeke. SozSAioo
The principal items Of mpor during the weak were ~
folows-sesars, ssb COZ coffee sls27s5 plated glass,
as Sos updreesed SKINS sl22 7os copper sheashing,
sea IRON $40 S34 railroad iron, sSa $50; cutlery
so7 $50 hardware es5; steel S36os2 tin, sss,&74
ssr sss ass; tobacco tee, s97 500 The above
,.r.t. for the first halt OF the month Of January does
mot mite equal that for the corresponding period last
wear The total for the month will probably be fall -
lsrg. as that for January 1858. Had the usual number
OF steamers and packet ships arrived - they become due
III. i'm portatiops up to this time would have been much
sreater and every rsason to believe that the
las, two weeks OF the month win make up full an equal
wine viii be that the entry Of dry goods forms
considerably more than half Of the total importation
thus far this year. and doubt win continue 70 through
out. :,
We annex at length the report OF the State treasure
O, Peprsyvsnia The immense public debt Of the stae,
holders Of which are scattered this country and
Europe males svsrything sonnscsd With n finances I'm
portsnt to those Interested
Rropr or TIE STATE TRSAsuRn or PrSsrLvANA.
To the Senate and House OF Representatives Of the Com
monvealh Of Pennsylvania
GsSrrnr-In accordance with the provisions o. the
Act Ct Assembly, approved the leth Of March, 1854
permit ne 70 submit TO your honorable bodsss this NJ
annual report upon the finances Of the Common vsaith,
for the rear ending tbs sosh NovsnS~, lss&
me table hsrsunso appended, vu sAsw N ~ usuA,
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TRoA-Hosptal, Bellevue 49, Pepitentary. Black well's
Issnd, 81 WArc's Island ga RAndAips Island. l6 st Vim
cents Rospirs 2; City Hospital q City Prison /; JET
ferson Market Prison. Amshouss, Blackwes Island,
8; Cclored Home Hospital 8; colo-ed persons, 6
THOMAS DOWNING. City inspector
City inspectors Office Jan IA 1894
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ls7,esS as
$40 s7s.2ol 90

BY reference the port OF the Secretary Of tn. Con
ufpioners OF the Smiling Fund. herrupto appended Il
will that the operations OF that fund years
1882 and 1852 have reduced the State 10 the
sum OF S832e7l 81
Dolly few year. ago Psnnsy vAnia for the fret time
In Ter hi, tory failed 70 meet punctuAly her honest en-
s,genents The struggle to regain her high position
An arduous and diff sult and for . long time
the treasury PEELED to resort to mporary loans
the Sta te deb. While congratulate ourselves upon
the present favorable aspect OF Affairs. should not
lose sight the fact that BY wise and prudsnt
leslaon that III. credit Of the State restored and
hat the wisdom and prudence will be necessary 20
retain IL,
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They all els Noted for elegance OF model aud
beauty Of construction The world scarcely produce
nix finished specimens of naval architecture What
somewhat remarkable is the fast that there has been
but sght difference in the duration OF the voyages Of
the different vessels The following tabular statement
es will prove interesting The voyage by days is divided
follows the port OF departure to the Fquaor
the Atlantic SIDE (D from the EquAor to Cape Horn,
t2; of the Horn (S from Cape Horn to the Equator
the Pacific side, ( from the Equator to anchor, (6)
total () The average pAssageef the six vessels in the
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Marine Affairs.

IN BATH The following is list OF the yes
Ftie district o, Bath, Ne, during tbs yesr
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40 ships,
briggs,
8 schoopeYB
with aggregate tonnage OF "a $40 tons.
Increase In 1853 1852 rs 900 tons 100 per
cant.
ARRIVAL OF CLIPPER SHIPS AT SAN FRANCISCO The arrva
OF six clipper ships in harbor from Atlantic por.s
within . few hours OF other is event remarka
Bile a. to deserve particular potce They the follow
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WArInD.M OCCUPANT ron AN HxcnLLpssP
" n1.s ~ Sssh lyn fsw minutes walk from Pultsa
~ WI fvinG v board the family now essspyina
~, A.N - peess0s, iron LIST Of Way o. svsn -
y. - ii ;.; : g: :' &. - -
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she lease GOODWILL and altures Of laties and gssns
dspbiA The ser situated in the most part Of
ths city aai the business hes been carried :.
the premises by the pspvsty for ths last zen
Of the house vsry nessrstA Address IL o. W ChssAnus
etYsSt PHI AeelphiA
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IVOR sALR-A BUSINESS, WITH STOCK AND GOOD
will Of stand, the ost terms 70 suit
enerprising young wishing manufacturing business
already established TIE proprietor has made enough to
quit and give else Apply ~ 3. VAN
VGGHTEN. 80 Division street.
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UARTED-YURNIl
w Houston and fwes
and fifth avenues, for
board for Lad, and sery
restaurant; first or se(
there are NO sther bear !
10 be included. AddrJ
vr. J. MORSE, Unisn /
Advance.
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DOR sALE-THE KEYSTONE HOTlL, SITUATED AT
Greenpsint the frat northwest new
ferry and psni road leasing 70 Flushing The house Il
with story house. Part Of the purchase money
eman bond and mortgage for term of years.
ouire q the premises
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vTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE or sTArIN
isisnd-A 6rst olass immediately ON the vstsr
And near landing Also villa sites aua Sadins lots q
Clifton Stapeton and New br1snson several houses 70
Broadway,
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UNOK SALk-PKOPEKTY ON WABHINGTON AND
Warren streets.-3he vacant lot No. 49, the
side Of Washington street. 8 feet inches in 'front.' By 80 feet
depth adjoining the southeast OF Warren street,
also the sry brick hu and lots 20 feet each In 'front.'
Warren street 26 feet in depth abuttny the
the aforesaid lot No 29 street, and forming
from TO Warren street. The Warren street
house can be altered into stores small outlay and
b made O. feet deep giving roTpd for three good
the advancing business Of tho CITY, in the
i'm ediate Of the Erie and Hudson River Rail
road depots. FOR price and terms apply TO JAMES H.
THORNB, 1853 walker gtrset.
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JED APARTMENTS, BETWEEN
>ty'third streets, and betv cen FOURTH
. gentleman, lazy and servant girl;
|ant only, or without beard II near o
eonA hoor, With . widow lady. whsrs
Asrs, preferred. Gas, fires and baAA
% Immediately, With fall partis ulasa
square Pest Once. Beard paid u
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FOR SALE.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOYS CLoTH-
nr Tor pale ard t-tures together With
stock wanted the IS South Seventh street, WI
ams burg it cash ,usto o. hrss Glaze trade sno
10 Of the locations about New YORK terms easy
sor par, cul.rs. IL arire on the premises
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CEC0ND AvRNUE.-r0R SALE THE VALUABLE
lt corner second And Ninetss It'll street.
xl esssher Nth uldins in progress Of erection Apply
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NEWPORT, Il. T.. Dec. 4.

INV fVKI, ~ =, II c
-Four coasting vessels went ashore in the
heavy blow last night at Mackerel Cove, be-
tween the Dumplings and Beaver-tai light, Oh
the Connecticut shore. Two Of these may be
saved One is stated to have nothing but
mast above water. Her crew are said 10 have
escaped with great difficulty, through the ex
ertions of one of their number, who SWAN
ashore with line. y vessel loaded with lime
is ashore upon the west side Of Conanicut Is
land. She is, or has been, burnt by the COM
bustion of the lime. No lives have been lost.
though rumOrs to that effect are current. The
brig, we understand was bound to Fall River.
The gale is the heaviest which has visited Us
Tor seine months back.
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HALIFAX. December ).

The Government schooner, Daring, from
Sable Island the 4th of December, reports the
ship; Arcadia, Capt. Jordan. twenty-cight days
from Antwerp, as completely wrecked on the
southeast side of the northwest bar OF Sable
Island, while strong breeze was blowing from
the southwest and during Il thick fog. One
hundred and twenty were on board, all OF
whom were saved.
The ship became total loss almost imme-
di;,tcly after striking
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From the New York Time
Disasters at NeW.OrIeGns.
wreck OF the News yacht Wan,lcrcr.
SANDY HOOK, Tuesday, Dee. ).

The news yacht OF the Associated Press.
the Wandcrer. is q total wreck. She vent
ashore about l o'clock this morning in Tie
Horse Shoe. The crew have effected their cs-
cape after suffering much from hunger, thilst
and cold for thirty hours.
The yacht parted her small chain at II GA
Sunday HI mt, an, dragged the other, which
was twice the usual weight for vessels Of her
tonnage, when it was slipped with buoy at
tachcd She was anchored securely OF Sun
day, bat broke away, and the gale has contn-
ued ever since.
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A. III. MOSLEY.

MANCFACTCRER AND DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
Third Street, opposite The Minnes tidn Office.
A II. NJ. has hand in addition to a full stock Of
"A. the articles above enumerated large assortment
of INDIAN CURIOSlTlTS,
And Gentlemcn's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he ia
prepared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy FurS La
dies Riding Hats and Gloves the shortest notice.
The highest market price will BE- paid for Furs and
Deer Skins.
June 81 81 div
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st. 3laul A0b'ta
THE CHEAP STORE.

T ". BASS having purchased the entire stock Il
= CLesp Clothing anG Try Good. VI 3 Greere Houd
rel ecfuy the citizens cf S, Paul sn SURROUND
liz country, that lie ~iN ccrtnre to sell good" st Le
cheap rates and al still greater bargu !.
Gail and see, there i, charge for showing ho"oA.
The stock being large. country merchants will lind Gne
stock to rcpl"..i-h from, al New York prices.
IL member the stand of s. Greeve, opposite the umpire
alp II. ~. TaIl.
Nor. . ISi:-1,rtf
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
And to ell who ass Liquor a Medicine, Or a.

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF the WEST,
And to oil who ass Liquor as a Medicine, Or a.
Beverage:
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for ned
icnal purposes should give the preference to WOLFEs
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
l. 1t il manufactured at schiedam, in Holsnd, aAl
exclusively In the factory Of the proprietor, by pro-
eesses and from material elsewhere une,n ploysd and
unknown.
2. Ills proved, by tho repeated analysis Of several
eminent chemists to be entirely FREQ from the PERM.
sil Oil which remains 10 every kiud Of liquor dis
titled from lrain and which ID the Of the
and visceral arrangement serious congestion ard
bid desire for Aabitual and incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invariably tend to supsrnduss.
s. 1t 10 proved by the same unerrnS tests that The
Juniper Gin favored with the coarse, serid and
ndigest le oil ofuniper heretofore used but with the
specific ally lighter, volatile, aromatic ard medic
nal Of the two essential oils of the Italian juniper bsr
~, neslectedby every other manufacturer.
f. 1t 10 chemically -roved to be absolutely pure In s
recti6catiUna quality obtained by entirely new pro-
and which other Holland Gin In the world has
acquired.
S. 1t 10 proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony to be efficient a. well ~ an agreeable
remedy in many Of ncpient dropsy, srars chre
mic sout rheumatsn fatuence, coils, concretions h
the kidney and bladder dyspepsia fever and agu gene
raj debility slugg iAh circulation Of the blood, deficient
assimilation of the food rnd exhausted vital energy
s. 1t is q most grateful and renovating cordial ard
when used A. directed, inhames the system In
uces inebriety but tends rather subdus the latter
frailty, BY creating dislike all inferior quors-
And 1t invariably tho Ill effects Of bad water,
whether in swanpy or limestone districts. In ali Of
those enumerated qualities has rival In any
ket in the world.
Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United statss number Of Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced countsrfsiting it, The genuine 10 only sold
quart and pint bottles, Handsomely wrapped In yell
low paper, with my the bottle cork, and Ia
bel. would adviss those who use Il nsdieinsy' -
purchase by tho bottle, Bars and Hotels h'q0sny
all my bottles with gin and sell II of
For sale by all the respectable Drussss IN the o"ss
States UDOLPHO "OD'
so,a Manufacturer and Importer,
49, 40 and ~ Beavsr-st., New York.
The word scAnapp" belongs exclusively to ny AZ
,,c,. III o,hsrs are counterfeit.
wholesale Agents In Milwaukee, Wb.-Deyd 4
L.dy.rd Do.ehsr 4 Sexton Edwin n. Bshse + Co.,
w. !. Hopkins L Sc.
Deeembers, lssA e$~
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NEW GOODS BI EMPRESS.
Z lave just received by Express fine assortment
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Consisting in part of
ALL WOOL MERRINO5,
ALL WOOL DE LANES,
DRESS SILKS.
BONNET + DRESS SATINS,
LADIES CLOAK CLOTHS,
SUP. BLACK GRENADINES,
SILK + WOOL PLAIDS.
Also splendid assortment Of
GUIPURE, CROTCnET WORKED,
AND NEEDLE WORKED,
SWISS & CAMBRIA COLLARS,
NEEDLE WORK CHEMlsETTs
AND SLEEVES,
LADIES DRESS TRlMMINGs,
BROCHE LONG sHAWLs,
ALL WOOL sHAWLs,
LACEs,
&c., &c.
Besides many other Goods; which l shall be happy to
show both cid and new customers.
Nov. 80, l854-dlw CHARLES ID. ELFELT.
oEo. N. PROPER. cAnLOs WILCOX.
PROPER & WILCOX,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS GENERAL LAND
Office, in the L. S. Land oce. Building, Minneapolis,
CURvEYING & PLATING of every description
~ done with accuracy Particular attention given
Surveying and Locating Government Lands in the Pine
ries and elsewhere in the Territory. Sold and Land
Warrants are in request-investments made or loans
negotiated collections made and taxes rsid-assn
cies solicited.
Strangers and citizens wishing locate, sell or pur
chase lands are invited to CALL Claimants can make
advantageous arrangements with for their purchase
money. Valuable property now and always on hand in
the Embryo Cities Of Minneapolis, st. Anthony and st:
Paul also, improved FARMS rural and Pine lands, all
of which we offer the most liberal terms. We re-
specially solicit and hope to merit, share of public
and private trust.
August 81, 1854. aug. 3l-dkwtf
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

M NJ. Il. MCCROAkTl Is Receiving immense
w stock tfgroccrcs and provs at his store
4th and Robert, streets, where he is receive
calls from his cid friends and many may
be pleased &c drop Hi, goods haNus been purchased
for CASH h- Is enabled to sell at low - any
other firm Iii the Territory. His goods If excellent
quality anl pronounced, by all " no have tried t.en-
tive him call, aud get TIE worth OF Jour money.
i.!:I IL
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HlkEWSTF RS ADDITION.
ITO those Wishing lots for licences this addition pre-
i xents great Inducements. Terms one fourth down,
the balance tirle to suit purchasers Maps Of lots
and prices TO be ut office.
NEWELLk TOMPKINS,
Agents for propriotors.
On Third st. opposite Mayo 4 Co.
Nov 2e-dtf
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$tarttD s. a1stteps.
LAMB OFFICE,
FOB TIE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
sTAEREY Il PETTEXS.

LAMB OFFICE,
FOB TIE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
srAEREY Il PETTEYS,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
CGce, THIRD STREET, 81 I all Ai,.iSso'a
Ii. business i. connection with the above pr, ;.;
IA attended Military Land Warrants locar. ai'all-
tageousiy taxes laid collections n'uc AMI loans neso-
tia:ed. REt-kkNCFS.
HI Excrl'ucy ". A. German &C.,. Min. Territory
Ii, L. Ii. VI. Ri>c lele.c &c: ~, Hon. L. Smith,
Alien. III. Jd..ts r. Wh.cay o., Iew York City
Bankers, st. Iaul; An'c. . Van E..en, attorneys CO.
i. STARhEi 9 c. Il. ETiEYS.
st. Raul, Jane p, 1;5ttt
FOR SUBURBAN fsX1Sinf-NCE.
GENERA tcnlid two ami lSe .t,a only Z lie
- foni tie corpora ion limits. for sale. Terms
part down. the b lance time UtleI ,i,aci ptiouS of
Real Estate for sale, Information opc,rr& which can be
Had by calling JAS TARhEY.
June :-i-tf Real E,tate Dealer Third ST. ST. PAIL.
Fine Sise FOR Country krsideicc.
.fNkl ACRES rich land lelyily timbered. bordering
AcV on splendid fishing Like only eiyl, rlies from
The city One mansion has aliead beer built the bank
CT the lake and is occuIed No 6csicabie SPOT
can be found within that distance of the city. The sub
serbera will take pleasure in showing the above property
to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing For particulars ap
Fly early to STARKEY L PETTEYS,
June 24-tf Office on Third ST., ST. Paul.
CkNERAI. 40 of choice land for y&lc by
- June 24-tf SrARkEY PETTEYS.
1Sn ACRES choice land, two miles from the city, on
lou beautiful lake.
June 2l-tf STARKEY & FETTEYS.
- ~ Err AL imp. ed and unmproy sale
= June 24tf STARKEY FETTEYS.
HOUSE and lot i'll tie city for sale
III June @4-tf STARKEY l. PENTEYS.