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L. c.. DAYTON. E. PACKARD
Dayton & Packard.
noo1ers in Rao1 Eato<o

dealers In Zeal Estate,
Office at the Junction Of Third, Bench and St. An
thony street,, near the Post Office.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS.
For Buying and Selling Land throughout Minnesota
and Kansas Territories.
tDERSONAL attention gwen to the examination of
Il titles the payment OF taxes, and the, location O.
Land Warrants. Money loaned and interest all owed
spec ial deposits. a.
REFERENCES
NEW YORK. Nathan Mason, Esq.
Messrs. P. Ii. Frost r Co. PHILADELPHIA
simeon Draper Esq Osborn Conrad, Esq
John Hagerty, Esq. George Childs, Esq.
Messrs. Whitwell, seav- Messrs. J. w. Gates Co
Msss1. chs.e, Motley asssrs. Myers sH Co. C Co.
Messrs Dodge L Tucker. Messrs. b. II. Campbell Il
NEW ORLEANS. Co.
Messrs. Brown, Johnson Messrs R. 3. Harris & Co.
Co. Capt. Orrn Smith, Pres't
John Sykes, Esq. Minnesota Packet Co.
CINCINNATI. vICKsBuRa.
Hon. Edward woodruff. Messrs. Brown q johnson,
VIM. Woodruff, Esq. Bankers.
SAINT Louis. LOUISIANA
Messrs. Page & Bacon. Henry s. Dawson, Esq,
Messrs Chouteau, Harri- Madison Parish.
son & Vale. MINNESOTA
Nessrs. Won Phul, Waters Gov. W. A. German.
Messrs. Laflins L Smith. Hon Moses sherburne
Providence. Hon. II. NJ Rice, Delegate
VIM A Howard, Esq, to Congress.
PTes't Hish-st. Bank. Hon. H. II. Sibley, Ex-Del-
Earl Carpenter, Esq, egate to Congress.
Pres't Traders Bank. Mackubin & Edgeron.
Henry A. WEBB Esq, KANSAS.
Cash'r Traders Bank Messrs. Sexton 4 Hazard,
John L. Noyes, Esq, Editors Kansas Pioneer.
Cash'r Globe Bank. Hon. ID. Woodsen, Sec'y Of
A. B Duke, Esq Territory.
Crawford Allen, Esq.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Yielding from "a to &c per cent upon unencumbercd
Real Estate. Maps be their Office of all the
surveyed lands in MinnesotaalsO those of Town Sites
and import ant points throughout the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid to the disposal of
Town Sites, Mill Privileges and Real Estate generally
at private SALE or at auction and 10 the location
Onies.
WEEKLY SALES OF REAL ESTATE
At Auction Fifty per cent. guaranteed in two years,
upon Land Warrants located by A large amount
Of City and Country Property always hand and for
sale at ~ per cent lower than the market prices
june 2S-dtf r. DAYTON & PACKARD.
PROBATE COURT.-Kamsey County.
NJ AIRY MEXICAN, widow of Timothy Mehegun,
WI deceased, having applied to tho Judge OF the Pro
bate Court for Ramsey County, to be appointed admin
stratrix of the estate Of Timothy Michigan, deceased
late of the city OF ST. Paul, in said County aforesaid
said application will he heard my office ST. Paul
aforesaid, the eighth day Of June next, (IO
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
And direct this notice to be published in each
week for three weeks successfully in the Milestta
Pioneer newspaper published in said comfy Of Ram
sey. RICHARD FEWER,
.yEEt- a. Judge of Probate,
Dated May ~, 1855 6wml3yw
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened at
"A the School Building on the grounds of the Epis-
copal Mission, Mr. GEORGE F. KELLIE, an experien-
ced and highly competent instructor having charge Of
the English department. The Rev. Dr. VAN INGEN
will hear the rectatiOns in the classics and give his
personal attention daily for part OF each day Mr.
kee brings the highest Recommendations both as to
apaclty as teacher and skill in the government and
discipline Of the school room. April 25-dtf
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CERTIFICATES.

ms IS 70 Certify That T. John T. R0befts, at the
town of liaverstraw, E0ckland county, N. Y, have
used myself and in my family, Dr. Tobias Venetian
Linment, during three years, for bilious complaints,
terry, and the said LIniment made complete cures in all
the above cases. JOHN 7. ROBERTS.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th day of
Sept, 1853. ALFRED HAZARD,
Justice of Peace.
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Express s. FORWARDING.

BORUP Il CHAMPLIN
"OULD respectfully inform the Merchants 81 lI,e
w public generally, that they have ought OF the
interest OF Messrs. burbank d Co. in the Forwurd, .
and Commission business, and that they at ri M
creased facilities To all those who may favor then, n
share Of their patronage. They will attend TO .ele
raj Storage, Forwarding and Comm ssion busiu+ss nj
their afehouse the Lower La, ding Having len.
ed the Whar-boat, those who ship them Will say.
expense OF drayage.
REFERENCES:
Cronn, iiurAthall q Lear, New York.
j. Harmon q Co, Buffalo
James 4. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather Co..
W. a. McCloskey, talena.
u. II. CrnipDeii, :.
j. ) Jesou2 q 90, Dubuque.
thoutean q Vale, IT. louis.
Borup q O;.kcs, 81. aal.
st. Paul, Feb. -, Ic5j. sb2id6,
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CHARLES f.. MAYO

A great variety Of Cook Stoves.
Comprising the "Charter Oak, "Black Diamond,n and
others of the most approved patterns.
Lead Pipe and Pumps of all sizes on hand and set To
order.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and put ting
raul my "a 55tf.
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EMERY'S PATENT
MANAGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent.
Psb22-dtf = ALEX. REX
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From Mr.. John Warren, Importers Of Needles, Fish
ing Tackle, nc, 40 Maiden Lane
Having used for several years DIR. Tobias Venetian
Linnent in my family, and recommended it to my
friends, without its failing the many COM
plants for which il has been tried, it affords pleas
nre TO testify To the same feel assured il will ac
compiish all that Dr. Tobias states in his pamphlet
JOHN WAKRIN.
New York, January 4th, 1855.
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From Mrs. w E. Cornish

From Mrs. w E. Cornish a.
DIR. TOBIAS--sir--One of M, ciiJren was severely
attacked with Group. useu cur Venetian Imminent,
which gave immediate relief AMI really think
the means OF saving my childs life. III der consd-
GRAFTON would be without bottle in nay house al
so consider il most certain remedy for scalds and
bruises, having thoroughly tested il for the
SARAH CORNISH.
Newburgh, N. y, March, 1854
Morton q Pace, sole Agents for st. Paul
A!so just received, DR.. Tobias celebrated Horse
Liniment, warranted superior any other. Only so
cents in pint bottles.
June l3 1855. dim
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New YORK, Feb. TO- 1854.
lhave used Dr. Tobias Venetian Linim~mt for three
years. ana have found it certain remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism, d. seHtery, Coughs Voiiihg and Pains
OF all kinds, and recommends Invaluable arti-
Gle. am never without Il, nor do ntet be, il
ls to be purchased. JOSEPH 4. NICHOLS,
al. 10 ESSEX street.
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Ale. Porter and Cider Demo

Ale, Porter and Cider Depot!
AME~ CONNOLLY, having purchased The inter-
q est of j. Anderson in the above business infOt ms
tue public that he will keep constantly hand at his
establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton d
race hountful supply of the best brands of Ale Por-
American manufacture. He will also Keep a stock al
the old stand Of Anderson, Roberts street. Give me
June T. 1885, DIFF
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Mtaceuaneous.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGEI!

hR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment, for the cure of
~ Dysentery, Group, Cholera, Collie, rheumatism
&c. No should be without this valuable remedy
Every bottle is warranted. Sold by all the druggists
and storekeepers Depot 81 COrtandt street, New
York. Price 25 and SO cents.
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GOODS BY EXPRESS.
lust received at the Boston Boot and Shoe Store
- number OF cases superior Thick Boots which will
be sold ut q bargain. d. w. MORSE a. co
June %, 1855, AR
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Neu} T0rH.

NEW YORK ADFERTfSENIES
From the Newspaper Agency of 4. M. PettengiI 4
Co., ll9 Nassau ST., n. Y. and 10 ST. Thomas
street, Boston.
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ping themselves about the sincc. He wsat 70
yins lcA he character Of the SIKH yard
sMr VooRBIs ssd that he wanted u stsse thai h'
would vote a. aims. any ressu ios which should be
off rel
M SrEEn concorred with Mr. Vocrlis. AAer 8
sbort .peech several gentlemen expressed their desire
that BE- sui STOP He dia after moving tia, both
resolution l.y on The tAoe Ine resolution was oss,
fourteen 10 eight
TIE woe was then taken on Mr. Keuys substitute.
w. Brown. B.,sd soGmr, Hs-1i rrswbrdss.
seer, WI w ts No. Wn TSe..r voors w...a,.
BrEs' snker Chri.t,. Ely, C. Il. fa'ssr sad Drsk~-li
Mr. LORD offered another substitute which differed
ron Mr. WskemaDs, by not aih uIns toe right OF tne
board 10 inquire into the irreg alsity of the orSns
returps or to examine The poU.Iiss He proceeded TO
make speech in It's favor and IL WAS voted down oy
tie same vote as Mr. kelly's.
Mr.. KELLY moved to strike out 'irreguarity' aud
"polis" wherever it occurred in Mr.. Waksman's
resolution.
Mr. Fox moved the previous question, And the chair
Put the quss loo.
Mr. KELLY roee to poiat of order.
Tie CHAIR decided ina, the previous question was
IN orcer.
Mr.. KrLLr appealed.
Mr. ELI then interpreted, snd obtained Mr.. Lord
hearing
Mr.. KELLY proceeded to speak With great feeling
and scrmony. He could not help thin. ing that some
ether reason han the preservation of order was ct tae
bottom Of the decision putting him do"a
Mr.. Ksly's secoad substitute vas lost by the same
vote.
The main question was then decided TO be put by
vote Of seve to ten, and the maa lee ion on axe
mans resolution. receiv ed the folio zilg vote:
Y,As-Mes-gs wIism.eu, Nicer FoI No, Tucses, Wsts-
msn Briggs. Barker, Chy, Ely c. Il Tucker, and Drake
Ill =. .
NiY,-S.sr, Brown B.yUd HOsmire. Ho~ud. voshi'.
Trow bridge Kelly, Lord. Herrot, aud Ssdsn-lC
a oiiop " ss % ,de 10 &C journ. Mr BRowS mads
a motion a. the motion to adjourn was carried.
The CHAIR declared the bosrd adjourned until Mon
d.. At noon.
KELLr-Well, that's gag Law, swear.
aBRIGGs TO Voorh,s-l challenge you to nee! me 81
Hoboken at 4 O'Clock
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stirg for sea during the pat two weeks. She has
been tborou ghly painted and looks as fresh aud
handsome ss vessel Her stores are nearly oil on
board On Tuesday next, 1t is said, che wid sail
direct for the West ladies Chief engineer Martin OF
Washington, visited the yard on Friday, aud inspected
several Of the vessels at the docks. Ten heavy shot
and sbel guns are going board he receiving ship
No tn Carolina, to be used for exercising the sppren-
tees They viii be placed the main deck, In place
Of ter old guns, which have been removed.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL OF THE STORE SHIP RELIEF, WITH THE
ALLEGED MURDERER OF CAPT. FRAZER on BOARD
The United States store ship Relief from Rio Janelro,
arrived st port Friday night She brings home S.
W. Spencer, late chef-mae of cpper-shp Sea Witch.
s0r trial for the murder of Capt. Ffazer-also Or.
Brossky the second and third mates and six OF the
seamep as witnesses.
5
en- .UiSson; Ecward c Gsaon David B. sImoay and Jas
Bruce, Psssdmdshpmen.
SHIP MARGARET ELIZA ASHORE ON THE Long
ISLAND coASr.-Our correspondent at Frepor, Long
Island, under date Of Nov. l6, says The ship Mar
"gsret Eiza Capt Upton, Of New-York, fly four
days from Bueuos Ayres with full csgo Of hides,
. hair, &c, consigned 10 W. De Forest, No. 81 South
stIee, New.York, struck on New Inlet bar, of
Fieeport, a. II o'clock last night. Size Is making
some water, but lies quite easy, and may be got or
" The steam-tug Titan and another steamer were
alongside Of her this morning 10 about zen feet Of
water"
For EURoPs.-The United States NJ sil ste snship
Arsgo, Capt Lines, sailed from this port Saturday,
last for Southampton and Hsvre with eighty four Sc
sepgers and sixty.two thousand dollars in specie Mr.
+. wetmole, bearer of dspsschs, among her pas
sengep.
Our OF PRovIsIosS-rAe Bi ian bark Eicid
thirtyfve days from Honduras for Cork for orders,
has anchored In the lower bay and is short OF pro
visions The captain to the city on Friday night
In pilot boat TO obtain supply.
THr NAVY YARD 1t is reported that the secretary
ofhs Navy has given orders for the immediate equip
men, Of the sloop of war Falmouth, which arrived at
the yard day or two ago from Grsveseod bay Long
leland Her destination is not known. Rumors are
also rife that the new fdgste Sabine Is to be got in
readiness Tor see.
1he United States sloop-ofwx Cysoe, Capt. Fair.
Ia, WI ensn at Quarantine for few days. and then
saw '~ 'ne "sst Indies to join the squsdnon on tia,
sNASn' ise crew Of The CyAne consists Of upward Of
oAahaea penoes. The United States fhgsse Pc
"~s'' the nag saiP II ns hone sqsslron, hos beea
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bcooB of vistnrs e tbs Pea enisry an .
yusty OF s,mi RAD Coamisee r-fr.s run cn J.
hs By ~ special rstart ~. % 'tv,s or t-n,er
DRAPER,
ISAAC TOWNSEND.
DAN'L v. II MANN, Commute
p. dENhy.
WV. : luke,
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GREAT SACRIFICE AND TREs0HDoCs kuS
hs. 4 q CoLs. Ne. y st-e... y sssa.s - p -
psraksss ~ vneR apsh u dStAAy. =
= 80 q ~ q NJ Preu - " ss1os~ sos~
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On Tuesday afternoon lsst, . esss Of slvo-mosnted
Mathematical iaszumeah, vslsed d 600, PRESTIGE
maker Wa presented By the exhibitors Of machinery
Ct Tho late air Of tie American Inss1s - George W.
Stantos, hs superinssadsat u the nseAias dsPsrt-
peok
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TIE Musical Rerier bs commenced to pubIisa .
series Of prize songs. The first ens, composers asus
not being given, is Get V the words Of Tesnyssa.
"Swst and low, wind Of the western ses." and . vsy
happily rendered The melody "a simple, choice nd
fluent ard the sccomr snimeut atist-ike.
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RrNsxrTR rsE WIDOWS AID PArHRRLrss -L>sk
al the I'd ver,i ,.nent OF the American ~ Rsksf
sssccisties, snd make your calcaIsi rs IN tios -
.iteDc the m citing at the rsbsrssee next Thu sdsy
evening. or bear the speeches and the ss~ea'y's
rp 1t, you wiz thank as fn invitsx yos TO eus
Of rbe most agreeable evenings eve esj ysd. RIA
hesvepl, charity. Go and learn its s.iects.
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FrsIs AT meet nc Of the iQaor Deslsrs sooiesy.
held f-w days since ct ODD FeiewI haH IN follow
ing resolution was passed:
PsreS Ths the Lq,or- Dess central seavcntos an ~
Louor Desler' wstd eonnipe<. wheh organised n
.e ra.ree ~ih the thutsenA ac, Of the CSasrs 1ca
tershv dissoyed.
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fAdvorsissueH-I

For THE CURE OF DYsPEPsIA.-THE OXYGEN
ArxD BrTrsas ere bettsr entitled condolences h
kpovn IN their peculiar seos systss sxcises -
pre- OF hoss VIC have sd yseus medicines sftssoS sse
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcrsY.-Patick Doyle, .
l.bor,r v % Saturday arrested chssd with stssss diver
Me- The property recovered ssd The ssosssa
Licked uR
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CAnELrsssEss AND EsoLEscE.-at 81 o'clock, O.
Saturday morning. Sergeant Weeks and oneer Fischer Of -
nth ard police the Of the prsmsss
.I Mayor Hs,eeyer extending from Ne M West roorsss:h
street TO Fe.n sweet open AID they la aeosd,sns vh
their uiy notified the inmates but tAsy report received -
their nothing tot abuse from, hsy pposs 10
the Small 10 tbs police
protect the property Of cur citzens.
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TIM CREscFSr.-This evening At the University
chapel Mr. Oscanysn viii repeat the fret Of his three
lectures on " Turkey and her nsttuions." These
lectures to be repeated at the request Of number
Of leading citizens, who were so muOh pleased with
Mr. Os fret efforts as 10 unite in the invitation which
he has just accepted There are three lectures, en-
brsciDg mas of curious and valuable informsaon
In regard to the Turks and their pubic and private
lie, government, religion, trade, literature and social
institutions, which cannot Be elsewhere Obtained The
lecture this evening wiz commence ct O'Clock
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ROBBERY BIZ sEGRoEs.-Ch1 II PIkyn, resdMx
No SO West Brad gay robbed few evenings asoe "
the fifth ward Of hs watch valued eip, ~ Two seges
q. Of whom Julia hsyens v~ yesseeAy meNa y rSnoc
gro.y ista the time and VS. found hs csaAioc
E. IN. ma her parnoar Who led him into back dsy 90
"a, L,oI,ps hin down ROBBED him Julia yesfsrds0
BE- e Jastes Connolly and locked ap fer u. hss
con- oSice In tie crime has not been arrested
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FOUND DRowsKp-The body of an unknowa nsu
about thirty Ave years Of clothed Ia the dress or isse
.besman ye,tedny found In the Nsh river the soS z
NTH coroner Hilton held ~
bdy and verdict off, death BY drowning rendered y
the Jay.
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KILLED BY TiLL.-COroner 0'Donnell held an
Inquest Saturday upon the body Of Phhp Boylsn bsrb
DO vas bled b. fell while ntoxicstsd Saturday
Ing sppess sst he engaged In washing tho ~isds~s
his shop No. sal when he lost ais bssscs ssd h
the area hsctuns his skull and causing sbes sjs
mes from Effects sf which DO disi afwad ro
iury rendered yerdixt Of 3" accidental dssh"
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FATAL HArcHwhY AccIDEsr.--Coroner Hilton held
ipqss Saturday the body Of boy years Of ~
named james Lehsy who killed BY ia nl down the hoss
wsy q the bu ding No Frsnsort street The decs ss4 49,
On Employee sbshment and had got into boz sss4
In h. goods which carried ~ hb weishs win srese
swirl the ground hoor there struck With nseh We
causing him which proved fat, few missbs
The jury rendered vsrdos Of accidental dsssA
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FATAL PAIL PROM A wISD0w.-Coronor Hitoa
quest Saturday the body Of Ellen staa
cbd r, 3D. Who lost ker life On Saturday nerss1
by 6lics thid story window Of tho re.teses q hsr
,sren No 49, Third sppesr tbs, the esfd bsd
sops few mia before the seedss
cured bed upon the window SILL and h v ~
sidewalk The Jury rendered verdict OF death By shscsro
Of the stul, aeeide nta y recsiyed-
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CHARGE OF BIGAxy.-Abraham Titus, dIrninut1vo
dAkey was yssdsy arrested BY 0fieor UBnen, Third hs
tIic charged with having ~ THAI ~
statistics Of the State ssw IL alleged that about fss yses
sac he married coored nymph named sarah Vas Odss VIA
ALL living and that is septsmber OF Lass year he nsr's1
ssohe named Sarah Jane Bogut and she Tho comp a.sse
hin He taken before Justice Wood and .itl
avsir examination IL rumorsd that he bsssd WITH ~
9th wives.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JouRNAL

tthsDAI hOhAINI +. }
FLOUR-Breaastafs have slightly advanced
lncs and sales of Flour occurring,
s. rs. Brisk demand.
WHEAl-SAes cont at 81 80. although sale 1000
bush has just been made at 81 621s.
CURN-Reeeipts light, ami selling 4slG45c In demand
Rl E-Good demandi 7oas75e.
oAT5-ZsC93oe.
BARLEY-SI 259sI 10.
HAY-Baed y ton sI5gsIs. Loose 81 Cg3I5.
sEEDS-COvsr SEC sc 60; Timothy So 2jG ST. T14~sesd
IL 259 81 40.
RAGS-Mixsd 3Ql34c Y l..
POTATOES-50,a.a $50.
GRoCERIEs-N. o. Fair Sugar 71sSse; Primo =. ca
MoIasses 55GG4oe.
orally dull. We sales lCo trl.
Mess Pork ~ and 100 Head Lard e1e. without
packages Packers buying very eauto ly although
ZOO hogs have found purehA The
may e he quoted Huil at {Gsc net.
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AUCTION SALES.
DANIEL wooLsEY....
AUCTION ROOMS,


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Cour. House Corner hsn Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
zaAVISG leased 8 term years and fitted NJ tbs
z shove we'll known stand. prepared to
cs;v- for sale all kin
msrehan disc, household furniture. horses bug
GIGS.
Cash advances ma 10 eoasignment whom required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
o'clock, A, N Also Tuesday, We'd ss3ay
aud Friday lights. early gas light.
sres and sales real promptly attend
We weekly receiving and have hand lsrg,
general of F[ RSIFJ RE, eousjs oslzt
spindle and bsnnistrr baeks scroll and sesP rim
sack ofhee, French. Jenny Lind ami Bustle wood
Ghars mahogany and sofa Chair Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers sofas soeisbles
card dining ana breakfast tables Light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. hue aud Nisses bedseads.
tin and wire safes, which will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
We also hand great variety efnotoRs jewelry
violins accordeons pocket cutlery, gups pistols whips
etc. which will sell reduced prices for oSsh
wholesale o retail. W00LSEY NELSON,
my9 Auet's
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THE EXECUTION.

Ata214 P NJ. the prisoner, attended by
, the clergy, made his appearance under an es-
cort of soldiers, and, crossing the Plaza took a
seat in chair prepared for the occasion. The
death sentence was read to him by Col. Gill
man, Officer of the Day, and, almost immedi-
stely after, the spirit of Gen. Don Ponciano
Corral had passed from time into the myster-
les of an eternity, pierced, we understand, by
every bullet fired at him.
He met his fate with the composure of sol
der, and was evidently man worthy of a
better fate. His countenanee, though only
/. some eighty hours had elapsed from his arrest
30 his execution, bore marks of the severe
mental trials he had undergone.
Other arrests in the same connection were
made on the 9Th inst, but the details have not
transpired in Sufficiently reliable form to he
the subject Of a notice from us. In our next
we shall, perhaps be able to chronicle them.
The commander-in-chief of the combined
army has recently received considerable rein
forccments of Americans, and is in firm pos
session of every city and hamlet, and Napo
lcsnic he may announce "the Empire is a
peace"
The Nicaraguan Government has been re
cognized by the United States minister. Walk
or is now in safe position. Although he de
clined the Presidency, and now occupies tn,
position of commander chief, he is really
Z. supreme dictator.