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prorress of the Fever in Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
ceu.seondepes OF the Dispatch.

car.spondepes OF the Dispatch
Effect of The Ftrer-Ne'c Hospital.
NORFOLK, Aug. 90.
Yoa cannot imagine how badly the IeyeT
has affected this city. Upon my arrival l
was perfectly astonished and almost ois s
Cd at the desola.ion which met my we"
Nearly every body has left and Dean 10 Tbs his
Solitude hold undisturbed the reign i" '''''
plague stricken city. h.xe nroeured
the nd Civ Hot~ which they are about ,o bs
ting up a; Hospital and b s1ee nothing To Os
g ,psre 70 write you, not being quite iatn'i'Sf
with things here yet. HIM
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p.;lroad. and ] Woody ar,

If tho s 4 R Railroad, and ] Woody are
said to be better.
III. Nov Orleans nurses aud physicians
went down to Portsmouth to-day.
Col Winchester Watts is better.
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COM MERCIAL

OOm NJ EhCtAL.
BALTIMORE. Aug S0.-sales yesterdsT after mar.
ket OF 5000 bbls Flour, Howard Street and Ohio, ct
% 25 City Mills Ss and dull with = decline Of l2
cents Wheat declined cent?. Corn unchanged.
NEW OnLEANs- Aug % Cotton trifs lowsr.-
Sales 1890 bales Middling at $40.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT. -
PHILADELPHIA, August 80 The train for
this place on the Trenton Railroad, last night,
was detained two hours by the breaking Of
her connecting rod The fireman was struck
on the head and badly hurt.
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NOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-I am

n AtINo al w IlOIIEIJdLE.-Id I1
Ohow prepared to Offer TO tn trade large assert
meat OF Clothing manufactured IN this city, under
my own supervsion l can confidently recommend
every article as being we'll made.
you'd also call attention to my stock OF Furnish
ING uoods W hch 10 complete, comprising as IL does
every article for gentle mems wear. MY teims being
nett cash enabled to ofsr greater induce nts
aug sell a. low any other house North or south.
Couatry merchsn,s arc iavited to cali and exam
me my stock before purchasing ssewhere. They
WIN had the goods to suit. and &C prices which defy
composition. ABRAHAM LEVY,
SO Main OF opposite st. Charles Hotel,
al so eigu Red Coat.
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N. YORK SOFT SHELF CONvENTIO

N. YORK SOFT SHELL CONVENTION
SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 30.-The Soft
Shell DemocratieCo met here to- day.
Measures were taken for protection against
Know Nothing representatives. The first
resolutions were exclusively on State mat
ters s. s.Ef@ sF t'
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TRUsTEE's Sale OF HOUSE AND

YHKUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON LEIGH STREET, NEAR IT'S
WESTERN TERMINATION.-6y virtue of
trust deed. duly executed dated 2sd August. 1854,
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. In dead book
B No. Is, page 532 shsll sell the premises at
euction, on MONDAY the 81 of Sept, 1855. at the
hour OF a O'Clock 2 Nj if fair, Gf not, the next
sisting of excellent framed dwelling with kich-
an attached. now 10 the occupancy Of Mrs Munday
on the north side OF Leigh street. Messrs Glinu
Davis brick yard
The lot fronts 30 feet ard runs back 100 feet to an
alley. ~ 80
TERMS cash. The title is believed to be GOOD: but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty. w GODDIN
J. L. APPERSON. trustees.
r. y. The deed requires a cash sale; but an arrange.
ment can be made, by which the terms will be QUE.
rest au "a
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FOURTH. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY. the 4th September, 1855. on the
premises, commencing ST Al O'Clock P. NJ the new
brisk tenement, the West side OF 4th. between
Cary and Canal streets, in The occupancy of Mrs
Tinsley. at the annual rent OF SSUD
The house contains rooms, besides front and
porches and Kitchen, and bounds the North and
West by an alley.
TERMS: Cash. GODDIN APPERSON,
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TRU STEE'S SALE OF REAL Es-
VALUABLE Farm on WILLIAMS

HUR9 KOAU. FIVE MI e BELOW
RICHMOND. FOR SALE.-7he subscribers are au.
thoiizsd to sell the FARM on which Mr.. Richard
9ashins resides on the south side OF the Williams
burg road, five miles bslow Richmond, containing
30 acres, OF which leo acres open, balance in
WOOD The improvements sufficient for the &C
OF an excellent dwelling with five ROOMS good well
OF water large barn, stable, dc. Persons disposed
to purchase are regu sisted to view the premises
which will be shs~n at any tins by Mr.. Gaskins -
Terms accommodating
GODDIN l. APPERsON
The foregoing Farm will be sold at auction. on the
premises, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept l.
1855, at o CLOCK
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at one and two
years, for bonds bearins Interest secured BIZ trust
deed. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
"a Auctjnuaers
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y SV JAS. r. TYLER, H.c.cgR
BY RICHARD CAUTHORH-
FURNITURE Go. Ar AuCTToN

H'Onni1UhE &C, Al AUCIION
L On FRIDAY, 5ist insf.. st 10 o'clock ~ nv
store: will sel st Auction. lot of ve.y
Fa.o,tnre, consisting OF superior sprirg Seat Sofa
hsnosany Rocker; 6oe Gard Tsoie; 4 large and
sos-f1or Spring Bed; fine Hsr Mattress; Csbipe ct
.na Glass nesry new; Cane Sess Chairs WASH
shOEs-After the above will be sold $50 pairs
Meme sswed Shoes. part heavy Brosu4s - r'-'
an ~ 49, B. CAuTHoRN, Aue,
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pATENT SELF-SEALING CANS
- VI all coptrivsuees for preserving fresh fruit
.hese Cans will take the preference after fair trial
gotn on account OF their convenisucs and economy
hey are sealed in instant hout the uss of sol
ger 81 cement, and Can be opeped az readily. They
ga De used season after season. a. the top 10 re-.
by aJIfKTEyL C0
al Se-is ,sJ Nj, st,.at
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A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned
Against giviug credit to shy one whaisoeysr.
upon my responsibility, as will pay no debt not
contracted by myself in person. or by nv uritten
order JOSEPH A. ARNOI.n
au 28-6t* g.. r.t.--0E g-""N'e'.s
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M ARlAN HARi.AN'S NEW BOOK
- THE HIDDEN PAFH-For SALE wholes.la
aed retail Pr &c 81 Is - "t'SNS,ssio
Copies SAINT by mail. at the above price,
HAROLD hURRAY
au
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. The proprietor Is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board BY the day or week, on tie
most liberal terms. at the Marlboro Hotel on Wall
Geet. nov 10 ia ] HARDY
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FALL GOODS, FALL GOODE.--I
= hare commenced opening splsndid assortment
OF fai Cslieoes. Mouselinss. 0nghams, 10, 10, to
which invite the attention sf the public.
tuO n EZEKIEL, T Main
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SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE In TBE CITY

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE IN THE CITY
OF hlCHMOND.-As Trustees in Deed of Trust
made on the 1st of April. 1853, by o and j. Fl Ma
son. to secure to the Mutual Building Fund and Lo an
Company certain sum Of monev, which said Deed
- duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we
fhaii In execution of the said Trust proceed to sell
at public suction on the premises on MONDAY,
the 50 day Of September, 1855, at the hour of 5
oci1cs m lf fair; II NOT, the next fair day the
of "a Brick Store and Dwelling with the Lot on which
they stand fronting 52 feet the Western side of
Brooke Avenue, running back ln5 feet
TERMs-Cash as TO coats and charges attending the
sale, and about $500 due ssid COMPANY balance at
and months, for negotiable es interest az ded
secured by Trust Deed title retained
j. L. APPERsON,
JNo. B. DANFORyH Trustees
THOS. POLLARD
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
au IL
ANOTHER HOUSE, ON LEIGH STREET FOR
SALE.
INN edistely after the foregoing SALE will be soId
the House and Lot the opposite side of Ieizh at
now 10 the occupancy of Mir. Henry Softher
The House has three rooms be sides kitchen stslJ,
with stalls, and we'll OF water in the yard.
Tsrms at sale.
aug GOD0iN APPERSON Au,ts
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n ANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
81 SALE ON THE PREMISES ..l..-a

Ii SALE ON THE PREMIsEs.-rbe ,ubser,.
Der having moved 10 Richmond, vii, offer his farm
Locust Grove. his former ace for rent aud A..
pin Grove for safe at public auction on the FIFTH
of September 1875 IL fsi-, Ii not. on the a. f.ir
day thereafter. Tho.e desirable little farms lie on
the road leading from Rich nond to the Fork shureb
within ona mile of Slash Cottage A.nin fsravs
contains 1s acres The above land lies in an excel.
= ut neighbarhood aud eonve ME ut go saw mil,
The farms join each other. The sbove farms are
healthy having good dwelling houses anI the nece..
sarf Out houses Ou one 10 IA excellent aud large
o ea Toe above lands join the lands OF Gel
III. Wnits, henry Wood, ESQ. and Others,
sna well tbt .ed. which will give the purch. ser
nets
TERMs-One third cash the balance 10 three
equal Payments, To carry interest from date Of g. ~
snd III months, honda with approved secarity, and
deed OF trust will be required for the balance Of tbs
purehass mon.y
He viii. at the same time aad place. sell little
tract, Known ~ Stony Rup, which contains forty
acres. be the sams more or less and within enc.
qearter OF mile Of said Cottage. ~
TERMs.-One.t third cssh the balance IN two ed AL
psymsnss Of snd W months. bonds with app ossa
security and deed Of trust will DO required.
Land shown b. D.. Wm L. WOOD
@ 3s-lsss JOHN B. WOOD
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DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the 1st
Dag of September Court, 1856 TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Septsmaer.) on the premises. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near S:evensburg in Gu pepper County contsinns
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
upon the following t-rms One third cash. one-,bird
In twelve months, and one-thifd In two years with
interest on the deferred payments
This land 10 well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to CuI.
peperC D.. In healthy nsighborhood. This land
with coed DWELLING and other out-buildipss.
an 10 JOHN 8 NORMAN
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. MOORE STREET, AT CTION-On
MONDAY, losh September. at O'Clock, P NJ, will
he sold at the rick and cost of Edward Neidt (wbo
has failed to comply with the terms of his purchase
OF tt G ssme), FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT. on
the South.Si3e of Moore street. short distance
wes' Of Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern, and aojoin.
in u the propsrty of Jssse Williams.
The Lot fronts 81 feet. and rune back 200 feet
(Ry request) Terms will be made known at the
time of sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
aust Auctioneev
A LARGE QUANTITY OF OAK AND
"A WOOD. (STsNDlNG) NEAR THE CITY.
AT AUcTION.-o On MONDAY, Sd September at
ST o'clock, P; M upon the misses will be sold tne
entire growth of Wood, consisting chiefly of Oak and
Pine, standing, one mile West of the city, on that
portion of the Hermitage track, which lies on the
North side of the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail
road
The quantity of wood is large and from its very &C.
cessibie situation and vicinity to the city brick ma.
keIs and wood dealers might do good business in
purchasing.
Ample time (which will be make known at thu
ssle) will be allowed for removing the wood.
TERMS Ope-fhird cash, balance at four and eight
months, with interest for satisfactory n otes.
eu 70 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY THOMAS w REESE
tOtfice with Geo. ]. Sumner, No 90 Pe.rI Street

~ VERY VALUABLE REAL ES-
kxE- TATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
tOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold on
THURSDAY. the 9th OF September, 1855 on the
Dwelling House containing 8 rooms at present oc.
cupied by Mr.. C Burnett, fronting on Main street
6S feet and running back ISL feet more or lese
ALSO,
One Dweliin G. House and Lot ADJOINING contain;ps
rooms The Lot FONTS So feet On N ain street and
runs back rs feet, more or less 1-N
Also,
One vacant Lot adjoining fronting q. fact on
VAN street and running back ISS feet more or less
the above property 10 considered the mcst valuab;e
In mancneste'; Il sd1oins the Rev. w. Jones on
the south side aud h Rhodes, Esq the North.
TERMs-one-' bird cash; bslsecs at IL and "a mos,
for soAble notes interest added and title rstaine
until the last note 10 p,id
au % THOMAS W KEESEE Annt
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AUCTION BALES
.----A-~--->s----- ~-'----s.---s---------
THIS DAY.

DNsTABLE'S SALF.-By virtue of a
4 a"t'sss warrant dfrsc-ed to me dated the lee
mon,h on FRIDAY, tbs Sist day Of shs prssept
lin 60. the .erkshop Of said Eilisgtcn on Hrsuk.
Cbn.c6 wnieh Was formerly the l.h Dsptist
on ssi,Yo euc'ion to the hiehsss bidder or essh
mid s..sses: to VIC 'o's.ins property Q .sy the
Chests, Bow Windows. seeona h"asla eesenes Z
uumssr Old Shutters. ssilss for doom. ~ "a
an so JAS. r. TYLER Il ncn
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Corre,p ndencs of the Di,pstcb

me Feoer-Physicians Observation-Disclosures
Population, &c
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w AN L e Dan Apprentice IA or Is
w years old. 10 learn the GUN MAKING busi-
ness. T. w. TI6N0R, Gun. Maker
West Main St. between 18th and 18th sts
An 90-2t%
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AShIts n
ask attention to the nfer We nov make OF two
FARMS In tire vicinity OF the city the rost fsrsIs,
the best improved and the most desirable In all re-
spects, ever In this market as3sss
FOR ore Of them, whica may be valued by psrssns
not Interested SLAVES will be taken In osymsat,
at valuation t will be sold upon credit The terms
az to the other will be made easy e@sfS
Such opportunities may never again occur.
GRAVES 4 CO.,
an 29-6ts IS.h n hatwee a n Ain and CaFy.s
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Two ADVERTISERs.-The PEOPLE'S

~
ADVOCATE is published at Halifax c. H W
and has an extensive circulation in the county en-
oreein the surrounding counties and portions OF
he ) ate; has some forty or fly msrchauts and
carries on an immense wholesale and retail trade
with Richmond and Petersburg Merchants ana
h-rs will bear this In mind. Refer 20 WILLIAMS
L EARRING Ton Richmond Terms liberal
au 20 6cA = -4--Ss"
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o,;a,a of the Epidemtc-Gotng to Leooe-
Rod Effects on the Future Prosperity Of
Norfolk-One Hundred mew C0ses-Drs.
TBonpsoa and Cannon Dfat-Dr. Con
table tH-Dr. Seldea d0mn-Er Editor
Bpa'e and Reporter Forrest taken-Dr.
7'rugien dead-Mayor Fiske Uery lou
latest Deaths
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I 4 subsorbsrs beg leave TO esii the alienation u
the ci,s ,ns 81 Richa.cns 70 Ins sss .mpsovss
OF and superior 70 aay that have even bees In nee
her-tofor. Psrsons wishtng TO see q ismple. viil
+, Issss cali a. JAS 8 GALLAGHER, Cuppss aaA
erche.'s off 50 No. si2 on Governor street. unasr
ths Rich msad House a
an 30 ST. McDERM0fT 4 JORDAN.
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WAITE

WANTED TO HIRE immediately.
w three NEGRO MEN By the week, month or
until Chr.atnas to work in our mills.
SO div HAXAJ,I, 4 On
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D@-A marriage was celebrated lately in til

VA marriage was celebrated lately in the
county Monaghan, ireland, which has quite
outdOne the celebrated Wedding of Ballypo-
deem" The happy couple were Mr.. Thomas
Brady and Miss Mackague After the cere-
mony, the bridal party, consisting of forty-four
couples, started off to the nearest town to
spend their honeymoon, in the mosHprimitive
fashion imagnable-each man having female
sitting behind him. The race for the bot
tle," and the other displays attendant upon
such ceremonies q century ago, were carried
out to the fullest extent, to the great amuse-
ment of the inhabitants of the village in which
it took place--N. Y. Sun.
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va 1t will be borne in mind that the
St. Louis Varieties Troupe commence Sc
ries of theatrical representations in the com
modious hall in the Empire Block, this eve
ming Our citizens remember them with
pleasure, from their former visits here, and
they will no doubt be literally patronized.
The company is said to be far superior to
that of last season. The Honeymoon is
the principal piece tonight.
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d. d,
RIVER NEWS.

o. In the way Of river news have but little to
report. The water continues very low, with yerv
few boats, comparatively in the trade, consequently
our arrivals and receipts are necessarily limited, al
though the levee still wears business like appear
ance. Since our last issue the steamers Clarion and
Luea have arrived both bringing moderate loads of
freight and passengers. They leave for GaIena to-
day.
p. S.-Since writing the above tho War Eagle
and Galena have arrived, each bringing mail
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Milwaukee Beer Saloon I

HlS establishment IL fully open for the recsp-
ton Of the public Here will be found the beat Of
Wines, Liquors, Lager Beer Cheese, and cold ham, and
everything necessary for Lunch Good music win be
In attendance every Saturday evening, from eight ill
Tonight there will Be . COtillon Party given to
which the public are respectfully invited.
June l6-dtf ALBERT KURV
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TREATY WITH THE STocBRIDaEs.-In obedi-
ence to instructions at the Indian Department.
Superintendent Huebschman concluded on the
LIST inst, treaty with the stockbridge tribe
Of Indians.
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The st. Louis Republican Of June 4th says Moth
ing of importance transpred relative to -four. Small
lotsof country superns sells At o. but buyers touch
with caution. City manufacturers hold supernne at
% IS to % So but these prices merely nominal
Wheat, from o. As to % 2s, according to quality
Corn from 80 to CSC. Oats SIS to Use. Hay, q Is
o. rs per 100 lbs Fully fair sugar brings 6Ic prime
il stored for something higher.
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YHERE 10 great complaint among young men that
Il they cannot get employment that will remunerats
them for their services To SUCH the subscriber would
call attention to safe, pleasant and very profitable bus
iness which, without any risk the capital invested
can be doubled every three months, and by little
ira exerton every two months. Agents are wanted in
every city and town in the Union-you cannot over
stock the market, and there 10 always ready SALE
Circulars cont aiming full and accurate description of
the business, and all matters pertaining thereto will be
sent free Of expense any sddress, application by
letter or otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN,
June 6-smd Atlanta, Ga, or Montgomery, Ala.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given, that the arm Of Rice, Holnshead
Becker il this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
Edmund Rice retiring from the same and also from the
practice Of his profession. The business of said arm
will be settled by the remaining partnets who contn
H0llinshead + Becker. EDMUND RICE
=, ,. WIN. HOLLINSHEAD,
nay u, looo-june2tfd GEORGE l., BECKER.
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autnHe1lIfutH.
II III IL A II R e.
EMPIRE HALL.
ST. LOUIS VARIETIES
Dramatic COMPANY.

Mr.. j. HUNTLEY, Stage and Acting Manager.
M X. JOHN HUNTLEY has the honor ofanaouncng
~ to the citizens Of st. Paul that he will open En-
pire Hall for theatrical Anusements with entire new
scenery, uDresses and Decorations. The Company
will consist ofthe following Artists
Miss sALLIE ST. CLAIR, Mr.. J. MORRISON,
Msss E. n. LONSDALE, Mr.. J. WHITE
M. =: CAULFlELD, Mr.. JOHN HOWARD,
Mr.. JOHN HUNTLEY, Mr.. MYERS.
Mr.. ID. ALLEN, Mr. g. FRANKs
Mr.. BERNARD, mr. WALFORM'
Mr.. T. VANCE,
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1855,
WIZ be performed the Tobns Comedy In three Acts,
entitled
THE HON Nv MOnNl
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DERARTEn
COMMERCIAL,
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
w. r. MARSHALL President
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
-. w. WALhEk Secretary.
w. r. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex Rey, G. 7. Whitney, 8. w. Walker,
A. i. Chambiin, g. Elicit, A. L. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markisy, g. w. Turnbul
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third TUESDAYS
Of each month Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates At which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought Sold corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange on New York ..... I'm cent
On St Louis ..............,,....... liza g
On Chicago. Observation-Disclosures. liza
OA o~ie"@'' ~ :"
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
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THE HONEY MOON
To conclude with the beautiful Comedy Of
ROUGH DIAMOND!
ADMISSION so Gents
CHILDREN under l2 yFS. rs
Doom open at precisely TX o'clock Curtain rise at g.
Front Seats reserved for the Ladies'
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The public are respect fully solicited to purchase
Tickets at the ByOics Of the Hail. o. no money II Al
lowed to be received at the Door.
Mr. MYERS, Leader of the Orchestra, respectfully
informs the 10 dies and gentlemen Of st. Paul who may
ws1 their Pianos Tuned that he will be happy to a.
tend to them during his stay.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
County Of Ramsey, ..
In Justices Court. { -

To Mickael Cummixgs:
You are hereby notified that writ Of attach
ment has been issued against you, and your property
attached, to satisfy the demand Of Peter Powers,
amounting TO Ninety-six dollars and hheen Cents
Now, unless you shall appear before Joseph Lemsy,
Justice Of the Peace In and for said County, at his Of
Nee in the city Of Saint Paul. In said County on the
S0th day Of June A. D. 1885, at O'Clock In the fore
noon Judgment win be rendered against you snd your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated tins 3lst day of May, A. d. 1855.
PETER POWERS.
June l.dSOd Plaintiff
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MARSHALL & CO..

ceive Deposits sell and buy Exchange collect notes
and bills and remit proceeds, less current exchanee
Office, at present, our old counting ROOM (NicOls &
Berkey's) after July 18th In Judge Lambert's new
building, corner Of Third and Csdsy streets. jei5df
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer LusIla, Boyce, Galena.
/" Clarion, Moran, Galena.
:" War Eagle, Harris, GaIena.
Galena, Blakely, Galena.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Berlin, Noel, Upper Minnesota.
OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer Clarion, Moran. Galena.
" Luella, Boyce, Galeua.
d" War Eagle, Harris, Galena.