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Ane aOeye scheme has been got up for the express
purpose OF raising funds TO procure the Town Clock
great number of applications have been made bef:
All letters from the country promptly attended
The drawing numbers win be published after il comes
OH and II Is expected to be drawn about the 1st oi
April. I--.,'ai
All the watches, and every other article. have been
selected IRON the most eminent makers as wfbe
above and every article put down 10 the Eastern price,
For Tickets, apply o-W. lLLINGWORTH.
Watch Aal1H eng. Jackson 4 5th street,
, s1GsrpA 2.dkw6sa lbffigss5 bgs Tg5p Saint Paul
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THE ARCADE RESTAURANT,

INDEk 1HE WlNSlON sdOOSE,.
EXyIII. at ell hours, and in good style. every
w thing TO be had in a frst-class Eating ROOM
Cash customers allowed to sit at the table Is minutes
after eating Credit customers whose notes draw per
month 10 minutes after eating. Credit custom
who have book accounts, emily time enough 10 pick
their teeth. Bill Of Fare the table occasionally
Now drop in hungry, and have it once said, -'t-
That you cat dinner at the great Arcade.
When the Arcade sig rted II called for the cash:
Bat il less than thirty days it went all to smash SO
1t then held up or rather did suspend,
Until Day less borrowed money and the ua sl did mend
It's all right my boys, and opened once more
But George found the cash part consummate bore.
Say all go in and ge: something to eat
We will 90 it credit, and take pigs feet"
IN take mine fried - s. III take mine stewei =;
Wonder where George gets money to buy his woOd!
II heaId Bay less say money was worth per cent,
And from this day on he would pay rent
Well Bob if that's the lie afford TO trust -
As have already eaten can't help hins self he must.
Don't cast nputa tons, nor throw out any slurs
He will wait all until sell furs in the spring
Now al feel pretty good but don't want 10 doat
FAY we ali join together and give Bay less our note
For the pigs ieet:'
SASH, DOOR. AND Bland FACTORY.
vzNIE Undersigned respectfully Informs the public that
/ he has fitted up establishment the If
Fourth and 1t. Peters streets in the of IN resby
terrain Church. for the manufacture of
SASH DOORS AND BIZ -,it>.
He will at all time: keep on 1.-The largest and best
assortment of all work in ii llGe 10 be found in Mime
sofa. Orders promptly td at the shortest notice.
reasonable tel The attention of the public is called
to an examination OF his work and prices. $3.50,
y. B-A orders from the country promptly attended
to. ~ GROSS.
St. Paul. Angus H. 1854 aug 19-dtf
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
From the Newspaper Agency of s. Nj. Pettengill =
Co., 1l9 Nassau ST., n. V, and 10 St. Thomas
street, Boston.
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A. III, Ni(kSl.EN.

AiNVfAC1l RER AND Dealer u 81.
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FUES AND GLOVES
Third Street. opposite the MiRnesetian sOfiee. &c
A II. NJ. has hand, in addition to full stock Of
IN the articles above enumerate,
Of ~ 10y INDIAN CCRlOS{TlES, tss .l 4 Ca
And Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goods. He would aho in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota that he n
prepared to make all descriptions OF Fancy Furs
dies Riding Hats, and Gloves at the shortest notice.
The highest market price viii be paid for Furs ana
Deer Skins r. "a. $50
June "a, '54 div .4t..g Do. .......
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~ Cncurrent Hzeney.
VT7E will buy until further notice
w Bank Crclcville at s.4 80 &c disc't.
Kentucky Trust so :.
Bank kanawha 80 &
Ohio stock Banks. (od pate) 20
Except Miami Valley DAYTON: Union Bank,
Sandusky, and savings Bank, Cincinnati,
which are IS
'Millelgeve IS ".'
Gov. Stock Bank, Michigan, IS
Virginia Free Banks, %
Except Trans. Allegheny wichis So
dec 60 ctd ltw 'BORUP & OAKES
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

M NJ Il. MCGEOAitII is now receiving immehse
stock Of groceries and provisions at his store
OF Attn and Roberts streets, where he anxious
calls from his old friends and many new ones as may
be pleased to dropin. His goods having purchased
Tor CASH he is enabled 10 sell low rates rs auy
other firm In the Territory. His goods OF excellent
quality. and pronounced by all who have tried them
Give him call and get the worth OF your money
st. Paul Nov. >. 1874 lv
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
and firm OF j. W Simpson Co. is this day dissolve ed
by mutual consent. James lawther and john F. brad.
ford withdrawing the entire interest is owned By j.
w. Simpson,. who will Fay all demands against. and is
alone receive all moneys other
said frnl. - , - q ~ W. SIMPSON,
JANIS I.AWTHkR
S1GgkSs T:s8oAa gEsset JOHN +. BaAhiURl,
st. Pa Feb. 1856! ..- 4..,... b ieoSln
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THE GREAT
CzOck-gift Ent'prisc +!
THE GOOD TIME COMING ~!
FIFTY GOLD & SILVER WATCHES!
ONE NDRED CLOCkS!!!
Together with valuable selection Of
GOLD, VEST AND FOB CHAINS!
And beautiful assortment Of
LADIES & GENTMENS JEWELRY,
(WHICH viii be presented to subscribers of 81 90
w each, for the purchase of
LARGE PUBLIC CLOCK,
The striking of which may be heard for distance OF
three or four miles The Clock to be erected
us the necessary number of tickets sold to pur
chase il
LIST OF PRIZES:
Gold Hunting PATENT Lever, half plate skeleton,
No. 677, ten holes ruby jeweled with gold bal
ance, W. lllingwOrth maker. l40 %
2 Gold hunting Patent Lever, massive cases, W..
lingwOrth maker ......................l $50 90
Gold hunting Patent Lever, massive cases,
with thermometer balance, IL holes jeweed,
Sold hunting Detached Lever, i. y Cooper W
maker, LOndon-wi,h parachute and COM
pensaten curb, No 47491 .................75 90
Is Gold hunting Detached Leyel, T. F. Cooper,
, London, No. I03o3, very fine. ..........6 5 90
c Cold hunting Detached Lever, I. F. Cooper,
London, No. lO4Ol, very fine. ............? IS 90
Z Gold hunting Detached Lever, T. F. Cooper,
London, 10. 1892 lady's watch so Gu
3 Silver Eng. hunting Patent Lever, T. Johnson
Liverpool, maker ten holes jeweled, gold
balance, No. 2l02l ........ -. so 90
8 Silver Eng. hunting Patent Lever, T. Johnson,
Liverpool, ten holes jeweled, gold balance
10 silver Eng hunting Patent Lever, r johnson,
Liverpool, ten holes jewGled, gold balance,
ii silver hunting Eng Patent Lever, Jordan %
London. holes ieweed
IL silver hunting Eng Patent Lever, Jordan
Son. London, extra finish, No. 263l.. 46 90
- silver hunting Eng Patent Lever, extra finish
for Railway Ume-keepng, William Beagly
maker, London, massive cases, large size,
NO s9oU .............. ............. - w
ii Silver hunting Eng Patent Lever, strong plain
cases, fine finish, johnson, Liverpool, No.
50o0S ......,....f 40 w
, Is Gold Patent Lever Cylinder Escapement, NJ.
I. Tobias maker, Liverpool, very fine ladies'
watch, No 33o64.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Ii Gold Patent Lever, full jeweled, I. +. Cooper,
London, No. l6344... -..............- 40 90
II Gold Patent Lever, full jeweled, +. +. Cooper,
NO. l6343. 40 10
Ia Gold Patent Lever, full eweled, T. F. Cooper,
NO. 1634b. AZ on
l9 Gold Patent Lever, full jeweied, T. F. Cooper,
No. l6l6o.. ......................... ~ W
90 Gold Patent Lever, full jeweled 7. F. Cooper,
81 fine full jeweled Patent Levers, double back
cd sity S\yS mall
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SIX. RAUL MARKETS.
GENERAL. MARKETS. .s-.-,-


tSIIvE srocK.-Corrected daily by SCOTT & Co. Beef
foot 50 O0lS9 so q cwt. Cows slo60S75. Work Oxen
.s1oo@Sl75 q yoke. lclN = e.
Hocs--Retaii--on foot SO06s so y cwt. .I.l..
sHEEr--lOoG450 2 head Is
. vENI-oN--carcass Sc q ib. RetaillOc & Ii.
Fresh MyAr-ReteiiT fb.-i'eef 1oc 6lSc. Mutton l2c.
Pork lie. Veal. 15c. Chickens SO so 2 dozen Tur
keys 81 seas so T. dozen
PRovRIoNs-(C daily by p. P:fsIEr. Pork,
$40 G$1s so z DBL Hams, 15c p h.. Lard. l2tdloe p
Flour superipe SO 90; extra 50 so p Dbl Corn Meal,
use. a bu Boa ns 81 20 q bush Potatoes. coca Csc
Z bush Fresh,B 25c. assoc q 10. Cheese, l5cfG
1sc u ii. Eggs, 25e. ? Dozen.
GRocxRlEs.- ron lr, ALEXANDER REl robert street
Sugar, z Is, brown 71sN07Ac refined, s4zc. crushed
aud powdered, 121sc Coffee, lac .10l5c. Ro-laguyra
Ice q IT, Java zoe /, IT, y. II. Tea, I5c, Imperial 81
Rec 125sc. Molasses, 50c.Gsl 90 . gallon.
DRIED FRur-Alple. 81 10 s, b,ishel Peaches, 81 %
Green Apples Sc 90 . Dbl.
GR,IN.-Cats, 4jc. Com, I5c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures IS 50 z barrel Tallow lie
= tb. Candles, STAR, SOC p fb. Dried Fish, 1oc 2 Is.
Lime So so 2 biol Onions 81 90 . bush. Lard Oh, 81
- p gal. salt ST 80 q bn. Vinegar, 25c. q gallon
Tobacco 25Gl5oe e ID. Hides (sreen) SIC. dry &C.
{: h. stt@l r.'. fi-rt
LUaeEm-Common, Sl6Mls 3 NJ dimension stut
$50; Flooring, s2i; siding $50; Shingles, IS CO.
Woodbury., 81 so q cord.
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NEW AUCTION 4 COM MISSION ROOMS

Lo,cer Io,cr,, st. Paul.
@ AWTEILE, kETTERINCI a. LOW, would respectfully
- inform the public that they have opened new AUG.
ton Rooms, opposite the Empire Saloon, Sd street, where
they are prepared attend all business in their line.
n. ii. SAWTElLE, Jr.,
Arctoneer for Ramsey County, appointed by law.
Irving HOUSE, NEW.YORK.
F5NIiE PUBLIC are hereby informed that the above
i House, So long and fayorably known of the
rst class Hoels in the City is still open for the recep
tion OF the travelling community Several important
desirable changes have been made. which fail
augment the comfort and convenience its guests
all its old friends and patrons may be assured OF rece
ing, at the hanos OF W. II. BU kROUGS, who is sill at
his post that attention and kindness which has been
cI,e OF the leading features of this House. ..f
Transient Beard as formerly, 81 per day. tss
New York, Feb. II, 1855. Marchlw3t
- Near AincricS n House
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:. 80 -,
DEALERS IN PIECE GOODs FOR MEMS WEAR,
No. l5S Main Street, Saint louis No.
HAvE now in store a heavy and complete stock Of
II Wooden, Cotton, Linen and Silk Goods adapted to
Mems Wear, suitable Tor the
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
Having unsurpassed facilities for ting this branch
of the Dry Goods business we prepared compete
with any Jobbing house the United States. We
merate some of the leading articles, viz: ..-t
C,0rus ..,u-,
v..,:,
EassmeIes' scs..nss'
Dochhihs' S s.,,: -'
Ta'lho.s' 1900 -'.@t ha
G I sIu . w .''-'
jeans honands' s..
Cottonades, Canvas,
Velveteens, Wiggans,
Linen Ducks Servings j
Linen Goa,ing', Threads ..a-s-I
Alpaccas, Cords, ! .'.
MOhars, Bindings,
sileoias, S eMcsI,
Cambrcs, "adoinss.
Also a complete stock of Mems Furnishing Goods.
Merchants,- Clothiers and Taiors, visiting the city
Confidently believe, ind i, greatly to their interest to
examine our stock, before making their selections.
e a., RsT ne" u,r RI
req -, looo-ow 'inLo' DHA'SDLIn = ~
SIIOEMAKING, '1H ah
TN its different branches, will be promptly offended
i to, by ssD 10 -..azz LUkE MY Ed
N.B.-Harness repaired. Feb. l2-deNw2m
------,-= mn z7c ---------7------
vJSr rcce;vea iare assortment Of TOYS suitable for
81 Christmas and New Years Presents and for sale by
- HENRY WEBER,
De-. q. 1s51-dSwlm Opposite Rice House
| C.TH0IIC DOOKS
,ux4E following cathoe Book. are for sale at W. B;
- = n' =. n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
oa'nt raui M !. e,,.
DOuay i1loies, IN every Sly ie Vi oiHuiHS-
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u. CULVER. " g. FONsEsJ

80 - CULVER a. FONSECA, ) TIEa
No. Winsto,o House function Of s.. eAnthony and
Eagte Streets, st. Pau. Minnesota
MOULD politely cajlte attention of the citizens 10
W ST. Paul. and of the people of the Territory III gen
eral, to their choice and extensive assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS -s4sA
Hosiery and Gloves Furnishing Goods, Clothing Hats
Caps, Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags Umbrellas dc
80 BAH orders promptly attended to.-sEa =
ST. Paul, Septemberll, 1904 -..... sen lotlff
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I'D MAS1NS-..M BOOKS.
X7OU will please take notice and govern your q
i selves accordingly, that the following new .GA-
Masonic Books be had, to wit - XXX
The New Masonic Trestle Board, by Moore. w
The Craftsman and Free MaSon's Gnide, by Moore.
The Tcnplar's Text Book
The Mystic Circle, by G. II. Gray.
BY calling WIS. COMES,
June 2;-.t Near the American.
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ST. 35attI a60'ts
ALEXANDER REY,,
WHOLESALE GROCER FORWARDING AND con-.
MISSION MERCHANT, oE

,.,,o, ,ALEXANDEK REY,
MISSION MERCHANT, OE
Lo'rr Leuee, st. Paul, Mnaesofa,
AS in store, close before opening Of nayiga.
IL ton, the following stock of goods which be offers
me trade at the lowest rates, to make room for his
goo sacks extra and superfne -four, Z
1000 bushels corn, white and yellow,
2g00do oats, va - ,,r--x
so Dbl O and clarified sugar 4.'A Is "a
edo crushed and powdered sugar, ."'.ta .a
10 bbls sugar house syrup, '-st.aJ "a
so kegs 90 galD do . .'i9+ 'fF'
so sacks Rio coffee, - -''
q half chests tea Of all descriptions, - 81. 81.
100 boxes do DO ..a
5bags whole pepper, Pc
10 boxes ground DO 'o
bags ailspice,
boxes ground allspice, .,'~a
b. ground ea..l., . ,3s Z a .5e
shss ground cloves. ..'. 's's se g.
hbl nutmeg, 90 .-.'' u ?
10 packages Assinyboins. geiatius, u -
Dbl tapiOca,
Dbl sagO, 'f-
8 bbls pearl Bayberry, IL 4, .aa
.. 10 boxes vermicelli, qo-1 -
10 do macaroni, ''i
2 do 4farina, ''.1Drsl s.i ..n.t. ..q.s
2 do broma,, 11' 'Irsl'at .ra.>.-
20 do chocolate,
10 bbls almonds, El --t % ....-T
sd . 90 90 wSsinats' 'y1l< -f-1&tI .TS
do Brazil nuts,
do Pecan Go yFt
s boxes Smyrna currants,
10 bbls rice,
baskets olive Oil,
100 boxes sardines, . .- ,..,, --l
"a do Holsters,
bbis picked herring, e..,4
20 20 's Do whit, sG fish,
80 Cans 12 and Glib mustard
50 dozen 4 and 1zlb do
IS do ketcSup s,'@'
p do pepper sauce,
10 do preserved fruits,
> do pie fruits,
10 boxes yeast powder,
bbl cream tartar,
4kegs soda salaratus, Kan.
SO boxes summer amer pressed candles. II b.
so do palm soap, Riggs
25 do family soap,
D do variegated soap,
5 do CASTLE soap,
so packages chewing plug tobacco all quaht
So bxs smoking tobacco Goodwin l. Murray
so reams wrapping paper-four sizes.
100 Mills percussion caps, G d
SO sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder, F
5 kegs blasting powder,
$50 kegs Boston nails, every size,
20 Go wrought do.
TO LUMBERMEN AND FERRyMEN'
80 coils MANILA rope, every size,
5 do tarred do do do
25 bales Oakum.
Is bbls pitch and rOsin
6 do tar.
WINES AND LIQUORS
100 bbls whskey,
20 bills M0nongahela, ,.s...
20 do old rye,
10 do Bourbon,
% do New York brandy.
S do Holland Gin,
s do Port Wine,
do claret do
do white do
= do old Madeira,
do old Sherry Wine,
25 boxes claret wine,
10 do southern wine, 30
10 do brandy cherries,
100 empty kegs, and 10 gallons
so demohns, various sizes.
md large assortment of wooden ware willow ware,
nd an nnty of articles belonging to his lne too large
o eIumerate.
Also, Pork, Lard and Butter. Feb. 22-dtf
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necoRM,ck's x-srArrsr
ssssS EASs
d GAPING and Moving Machine, for sale by
IL Feb 22-dtf ALEX. REY.
DIR. WHEELER'S
VVONIC SHERRY WINE BITTERS, to be found
Il at his agency. ALEX. REY.
Feb % diff
WOLFE'S
CELEBRATED Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, TO be
" found at the agency of ALEX. REf.
Feb. 20. diff
EMERY'S PATENT
ltHANGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent.
Feb. 22-dtf ALEX. REY.
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NEW YOK X BAZA R!!
IN w. II. FORBES OLD STAND

lust RECEII Ed by the War Eagle, a large assert.
- ment of FALL GOODS. ~ ,--la.t ~
Consisting Of all kinds of taile and Fancy Goods,
Hosiery Black and oOored Silks and the largest
ment OF Embroidery and Jewelry, Of evev descytion
brought into the Territory Ladies' give him a G.
and examine for yourself es. -- sent diff
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GET BOOKS FOR 1855.
VIZ NJ. DAHL has the largest and BEST selected
w stock ofGft Books for the approaching holidays,
in the city. For sale cheap for cash.
Nov. 80, 1854. nov3odtf
DANCING BOOTS.
a FEW dozen pairs of eentlemei's fashionable dane
IA ing Boots, for sale cheap by
Dec. 8 DIFF KEENAN,.
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UNION OF THE NsHSsssNTPPT AMI ar.
LANTYC nv SyT1IA w. ~
PAY YnVJEf ,CNxt,S

Office is hereby given, that the tax duplicate of
~ Ramsey County, for the year 1851 has been placed
In hands with the proper attached
me to collect the Owners estate and ~ rson
al property ou:sde of the limits Of the city OF Saint Paul.
VII. therefore take notice that all assessed against
them must be paid imincdia eiy. have authorize
George Hezer to collect the same the duplicate with the
warrant is in his hands, and will be foul at his office
opposite the American Hotel in Saint Paul =
Promptness OF payment will time trouble and cost
'-t A. VI. FRII.EY
Sheriff OF Ramsey COUNTY
Sheriff s Office Saint Paul, Oct. 20 1854 oct:.sdtf
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ARSENAL, GETZ Il Co.,

ARSENAL, GETZ Co.,
Dealers IN all kinds Of
INANCY GOODS, Toys, JewelrY, Musical Instru-
IL ments, Accordeons, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus
L fishing Tackle, Willow Ware rerumery, ect.
Also all kinds of Fruit Nuts, Fancy Candies, and
BEST IMPORTED CIGARS.
All orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ARSENAL, GETZ CO,
March lO-lyd Third street, next door 10 Presley.
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. EDWARD NI'LAGAN..--z
STORAGE FORWARDING AND ,COAINISSIC y
At the Lower Landing, st. Panl. =. -.
"A Ill Commission aud Conssnments, will be prompt
"A ly and carefully attended 10. , . ~ -
References: u. u. Campbell, r. WIagai. GaIena
Geo DeBaun, St.Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing ST. Paul, ,aiin
March 25. 1872 S7A.
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SPIRIT OF TEE SoasIae PRESS

The Union Acknowledges the receipt of a
letter from Havana, dated on 10 18th instant
wherein the 81 esch of Lusuriaga as officially
presented to this Government is discredited
Projects for Increasing the black troops on the
island are snnou1ced, and alleged threats of
the newly raised volunteers to destroy " that
nest Of pirates, :" "New Orleans" are reported
On the whole, tAis letter smells s.rosgly of an
evident fliibusterish origin. 1t was undoubt.
eddy written by some one up to his ears in the
plots and counterplots Of "the Junta - Under
she head Of another step in Spanish dsspo,
ism 10 Cuba" the Union protests veheneutly
against the alleged decree of the Spanish
Home Government, that Concha shall place
every American on the island under arrest in
case of the successf nj landing of another fill
busteriog expedition, or another attempt a,
revolution on the island As yet this natter
needs confirmation, as it appeared only in the
Havana nsws Of the New Orleans Ptcoyuns.
We have learned to receive such news appear
ing first in that quarter cum gyano SAILS
The Union alss contains an able article TO
snow thai the course Of some of the opposition
journals upon the Cuban question bids fair, as
In the case Of the tone of many of them prior
to the Mexican war, to induce Spain to irri
tate the United States into war.
The Iatetftgeneer, judging from an article
in the journal Of Commerce, breads least
the American Government are about to punish
summsrily any further efforts of Spain to
bring to" American ships engaged in lawful
commerce on the Gulf, by firing shot over and
around them The editor does not consider
suoh conduct on the part of foreign power an
infrsction Of our rights.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Sudden Deaths-Bnsiness-M Mat
e tsrs, &e., &e.
BALTIMORE, April "A, 1855.
Ilsafn with regret the sudden death Of DR..
Allen Thomas, well known and much es-
teemed citisen Of Anne Arundel county. He
was one amongst the most benevolent and
worthy gentlemen of his vicinity.
The sudden, accidental death of Mr. James
Mahool, an aged, we'll known and opulent
citizen of Franklinville, Baltimore county, is
announced to day He vas thrown from bis
carriage yesterday morning whilst en- route
for Baltimore, and died In the evening, never
speaking after the injuries.
have the pleasure of meeting occasionally
our late Congressional representatives Henry
May and Joshua Vansant Both of them look
Baltimore was represented by two mere popu-
lar gentlemen. Wings full conceede this,
and Democrats never doubted it, Tho truth
is, there seems to be but little partisan strife
here ct present. Our people are content to
have good and true men in office, without re-
gard to partisan prediction tits surprising
&c see how completely old political distinctions
have been forgotten. Baltimore is settling
down into business city, and men 60 for
i0eu anu measures consOnant WITH tno1r all aD-
sorbing considerations independent entirely
of party. So heartily sick have our people
become Of old political demonstr alton, trick
cry and chicanery, that they sschew the very
names that come divided there. The Know.
No.hipgs are endeAy0ring to get up new par
ty on the ruins of the old one, but the objec:
Of their leader Is 80 transparently selfish, that
sensible persons are already disguised. II l
mistake not, the people in this country have
been cudjoled more by designing demagoguss
than they will ever be again. Our age is one
of progressive intelligence, and advancing be-
yond tho power Of subjugating humbuggery.
Heaven grant it may continue to do So
Daily accounts from various parts Of the
surrounding country are most cheering in 70
gard to vegeta ion and the spring crops The
farmers are cheerful in the hope of an abun.
dant harvest. This is truly welcome intelli-
gence, as it supernduces the hope that we
shall be enabled to obtain the stuff of life''
1t moro reasonable rates.
Our city continues to present cheerful bu.
sinesslike aspect. The hotels are all we'll
filed and thousands throDg the streets in all
directions Ladies are out In loveliaess ard
beauty. Tho theatres are literally patron
lied; and, upon the whole, Baltimore is
marching onward with encouraging prospects
Breadstuffs continue to keep up solely in
conse quence of short supplies Money, how.
ever, is plenty, and farmers are rich Hard
times, therefore, under these circumstances
cannot easily exist. RoDERIcK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-25
Baltimore Annual Conference Of the A. H. E
Zion Church in America.
SATURDAy April 81

SATURDAY, April Il.
Conference met agreeable to adjournment,
Superintendent VIM. Ii. Bishop presiding.
The minutes of the previous days meeting
were read and adopted
The select committee's report on document
No. was received and adopted.
The business committee reported on docu.
ment No 3, which was discussed at some
length and adopted.
A resolution, offered by S. T. Jones, recon-
mending the alter alton Of the eighth section of
the Book # Discipline, was adopted, and re
ferred to the quarterly conference of the first
station, Washington, d. C, for appreciation
A resolution was also offered by s. T. Jones
in reference to churches that are not supplied
by the Conferences and the course to be pur-
sued in regard to them by itinerant preachers
This resolution ELECTED quite spirited debate,
which was continued up 10 the hour of adjourn.
ment.