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Washington. AUG.


Information was lodged at the police Office
last night, that duel had been arranged be-
tween Mr.. Faulkner of Virginia, and Mr.. Bat
ellen, his late opponent, and that they had ar
ranged for the consummation of their purpose.
The parties were accordingly arrested this
morning and put under bail of 81, 900 each,n not
to fight in this district or leave it for the pur-
pose of fighting elsewhere.
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A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION
MERCHANT

Corner Third and Jackson streets, ST. Paul, w. r.
4 5 now receiving from the South and East an i'm
Il mense stock OF Groceries, purchased with special
reference to the Wholesale trade, which he would
invite the attention of purchasers of Groceries general
ly, and Gas he designs doing exclusively wholesale
busness that City and Country dealers particularly
whom ne Will furnish with Groceries St. Louis pri
He is confident that he offer inducements to mer-
chants from the interior purchase their Groceries in
ST. Paul, instead of going below for Them they have
heretofore found it to their interest do An inspec
ton of his stock, and comparison of his scale prices
with those OF wholesale dealers i'm Gaena Chicago and
St LOUIS is most respectfully solicited from country
merchants visiting Saint Paul.
ST. Paul, Aug. 22, 1855. daw I'm
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HAMLINE UNIVERSITY. The annual cXa.-
mination of the students in the Preparatory
Department of Hamline University took
place on the 18th inst, at Red Wing, and
WAS, it is stated, creditable to both teachers
and scholars.
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THE HoosAc TUNNEI.-It is now said
that this great enterprise will positively be
carried into effect
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How're Il Co. have received the Memoir
of the Life and Times of James Gordon
Bennett, the celebrated Editor of the Ne,c
York Herald. 1t is book which has oc-
casioned much remark, and has been most
extensively sold. o. re f19
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MAcNnIcENr.-TwO magnificent rings
presented by the Emperor and Empress of
Russia, to Colonel Samuel Colt, of Hart
ford, are on exhibition in that city. One
Of the rings contains diamonds worth $4,000
each 'ontains the cyphers of Alexander
and wife, set with very minute diamonds in
enamel The shank of one of the rings
glitters with numerous petite diamonds, and
The whole affair makes gift worthy of an
Emperor .
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THANKs.-Mr. j. c. Burbank, of the
Express, who has been on flying trip to
the East, has placed US under obligations
for late New York and Chicago papers
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GREAT COMMOTION AMONG THf
ROCKS ON THIRD STREET.
keaOy Made Clothing.

And Gents Furnishing Goods, at Cast.
VuNO make for the large stock Fall and Winter
Il Goods that am now purchasing East l will sell nm
til the first Of September next my remaining stock OF
Ready Made Clothing Hats Caps, and Furnishing Goods.
at CO st.
BARGAINS DO not fail to give CALL Third street
under Minnesotian Office. G. G. GRISWOLD.
st. Paul, Aug. 81. dtf
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Ray"Tle travel Oh the Hudson River is
now at its height, and is said to be i'm
menSe
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From the Hon. Thomas H. Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CRY, June 20 lS43
Lew Do!bear, sq.-Sir-Consdering good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment but a means
OF success to every engaged in business greatly
paud your mertorious exertiOns to improve chro
raPhy OF the age. gentleman, or lady either, who
writes badly never writes willingly, and consequently
often fail TO write when they should and when they do
write ii is done at the last moment with haste and i'm
patience and consequently with faults of all kinds often
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
iandahle undertakings, remain yours, respectfully
THOS II. BENTON
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LAND WARRANrs-Thc latest rates are
$l.lO per acre buying, and Slip selling
price. The demand is not equal to the
supply.
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STEAM MILs.-The new steam saw mill
which has been erected Mt Red Wing, will
lie in readiness to saw lumber in about two
weeks. rs
A steam saw mill is about to be
erected at Brownsville.
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT ROAD CoNrRACrs.
At the letting, on the Goth instant, of
the kasota Bridge section, and the Blue
Earth section Of the Mendoza and Big
Sioux River Road, Mr.. Peter Cheadle, of
kasota, was found to be the lowest bidder
on the former, and Mr. S. J. Frazier, Of
St Anthony, the lowest on the latter sec
ton. The bridge at Kasota is to be com.
pleted by the first Of November The Blue
Earth section, which includes the bridge
over the Blue Earth, and thirteen and a
half miles OF the road from and beyond
Mankato. is to he finished by the first of
Nav next
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HALF-BREED TRAcr.-The Commission
ers to settle differences in regard to the
Half-Breed Tract, will assemble for bust
ness in this city Oh the 25th inst.
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DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK.
KEEPING AGA DENY.

hNER the Store of Marshall l. Co.. on Wabashaw
~ street will be kept open the entire year Hours of
attendance from TO IL A. NJ, and from to pm
by his system better business hand is ACQUIRED in two
weeks than by the old method in years.
All cramping of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil enabled to write with freedom and rapditv
DOlbcar's Science of PenmanshiD.
For sale at his rooms.
st. Paul. July %. 1853 ,.f
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The Union of this morning announces the
appointment, by the President. of DIR. Par
ker as Commissioner to China The DR.. has
accepted
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ESTRAY.

ItAME into the enclosure of the subscriber at tho hons
~ OF Mr.. Lafave, near Pigs Eye. on Wednesday the
10th inst one HORSE, of red color black name ant
tan with white star in the forehead, and white spot
the left fore foot near the fetlock Joint Said hors,
had no hoes on at the time he found.
Aug. 90 1S55-d1t WIT FRANCIS BOTTEA
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From the Hon. Richard NJ. johnson.

FRANKFORT, KY, House of Rep }
- JAM 22d, IS43.
Dear Sir have received your letter of the I'd ey
pressing your intention of visiting the West Indies with
the expectation of teaching the writing II give,
me great pleasure to give my testimonial your useful
ness and great proficiency in your profession and your
hgh standing as citizen Of reputation and good charac
ter and wherever You may go hope you may receive
the friendship and patronage of all honorable and good
men, am your friend and your Obedent servant
L. VI. JOHNSON.
Levi DOlbear. ESQ Now Qrlean,
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Ter, this 9TH day of May, 1855.
J.E. FLETCHER, Ind. Ag't. (Ls.)
WINNEsHIEK. Gs.)
HOONCH-HATTO.KAN. (Ls.)
HoNK-Po-NO-KAN. (LS.)
NE-sHUNNUE-KAN. (Ls.)
WO-sHOK-KAN. (Ls)
MONK-EOT-A-KAN. (LS.)
Signed in presence of Geo. Culver.
PETER MANAIYE, U. s. Interpreter.
w. A. GORMAN,
Gov. and Supt. Ind. Airs. M. Il.
certify that the above and foregoing is
~~O the orig nal copy of the report of Agent
{ Fletcher and the delegation Of w innneba-
Z SEAL. go Indians to select and locate their new
preserve the Blue Earth River in Min
| q wv ncsota Territory.
". A. GORMAN,
Gov. and ex-oficio Supt Ind. Airs.
Executive Office, M. To @e.-.
St. Paul, May 8, 1855. 5
On the sth Of May, | forwarded the
Agents report to the CONS of Indian At
fairs, and Immediately proceeded to Man
kato to learn the disposition of the people
in that region, and returned on the Dist,
and on the same day, the official records
show, that reported to the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, that had "ascertaned
that % families had claims on the reserve.
l find also on the same, respectable mill
on the lie Seuer fork within the limits of
the reserve. | saw about % families inst
| arrived from the States with teams, wagons,
oxen, ploughs and provisions, who had Sc.
lected claims. find bitter complaints
among the people against this location
Their reserve comes within about 10
miles of the county seat Of Blue Earth coun-
ty, where there is large and prosperous
settlement, and all seemed greatly aggriev-
ed. II cannot be fire ysars before public sen
timem mlN surely demand that and for aodite
settlers. The Sioux wanted the same coun-
try very much, and now feel and express de-
termncd hostility to the Winnebagoes if
they go there, and threaten to kill and
scalp them. l learnd these things before |
started,an made the visit for the purpose of
fully satisfying myself in the premises.
| am most respectfully,
Your ob't. Serv't.
(Signed,) W. A. GORMAN.
Com. Ind. 1Dairs
Washington City, ID. G.
|, moreover, before the above protesta-
ton and report to the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, declared to General Fletcher
that l could not approve the selection, be-
cause it was neither to the interest of the
Indian or the whites
1 further state that the agent was in
structed by the Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs at Washington to make the selection
by townships and legal survey" and the
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVE]

RECEII i >, &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchson, GaIcna
&c J. b. Gordon No. 2, up river
DElpAHTED.
Steamer II. s. Allen, Minnesota River
OFF TODAY.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchson, GaIena
Steamer ]. b. Gordon No. 2, up river.
g Black Hawk, Maxwell, Galena
DUE TO-DAY.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Excelsior, Ward, st. Louis.
g James Lyon, -, ST. Louis.
4" LuelIa, Boyce, Galena.
6 H. s. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota river.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Hughes is ell
joying some leisure at Newport. ft
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ThcrmOmetricalE Record for 1855.
Kept by MORTON X PACE, Druggists, Third st., s. Paul
August 81. TUESDAY. 's ;; ~: :: - :,
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Levi DOlbear, Esq, New Orlean

/ Mr.. AMES GORDIN, who was at ST. Louis in Nav
1871, and afterwards at st. Paul, Minnesota will send
ms ADDRESS TO- or call on Messrs Jno. Higgins Co. IS
ana 81 Nesey street n. Y, he will hear Of something to
his advantage. Aug ~ d1n,
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+ O u n ID !

OWNER WANTED, for a small sorrel MULE, Ia
~ ken up on the Goth inst. Said Mule has q black
stripe down the back and over shoulders had short
piece of rope around his neck The owner will please
prove property and pay charges to
J. W. BASS & CO.,
Aug %, lS55-dtf Lower Landing
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SIS r e w A r, D

- - Il
STRAYED August 9TH. 1855, from Joseph Trott's, on
~ Rum River, the following stock:-One pair OF stays
twins, red and white, look very much alike one has
short tall one pair Of red oxen, quite fat shor,
legged and snug made, grting feet; dark red OK
with some white hair Oh the forehead wearing bell
with leather strap, with c. ii. l.. cut with knife
It, One red OK white in the forehead with few other
spots of white on the body lame when he left from
the side of the gambrel, is small sized. The
one is white with dark spot the side of the neck
tn other black with white belly and back, has broad
horns, lost one eye and is quite wild. reward of Sl5
will be paid to giving certain inform
where said cattle can be found. G. II. LEATIERS
AnOka, Aug IA, 1855. aug ls-d2w
IMPORTATION WANTEO.
nF WILLIAM p. THOMAS, who left ST Iou;s fo,
~ Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul on the 24th Nav
last, and has not been heard from since The vouno
man was about rs years Of age, fair Complexion lioh1
hair and eyes, had spot in one eye Any Inflammation
or Jno. j. Thomas, Beevile, H. will be thankfully
'''"e"' Aug. E-3tw
G.. HI. DREW.
LAND SURVEYOR AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
Henderson, Sibiey County, N. I.
kDLaIS from the Red Wing Land ONCE will be kept for
Il the accommodation Of settlers.
July 49, daw1y
DISSOLUTION.
IlilS day dissolved by mutual consent the copartner
L ship existing between /. T. Newton and j. w. Nc
Combs in constructing Mendoza Section of the Waba-
sha W and Mendoza Government Road
xR Up. NEWTON,
J. W. INCOMES
Hastings, August 8, 1856. w3t dit
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EEl1AHTEn

Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, GaIena.
4" J. b. Gordon No. 2, up river
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
w. II. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President
>. w. WALKER Secretary
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
w. X. Marshall, #. NJ. Marshall, W. f. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, G. T. Whitney, s. w. Walker
A. T. Chambn, A. $. Elicit, A. l.. Larpenteu eur
David Day, Isaac Markley, G. w. Turnbull
81. Paul Markets.
MONEY MD EXCHANGE.
The following list OF rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought aud sod is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange on New YORK. lP cent.
On st Louis. Ia
On Gaiena ......'............. AZ
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
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OH LAS. R. L0VELI..

SURVEY OK AND CIVIL. ENGINEER, Hastings, Dakota
County, Min Ter. Is provided with accurate Instru
ments fT Surveying, Laying out and Dividing Lands.
Plotting levelling &c. Will execute all business en-
trusted to his care with promptness and accuracy.
Aug. 81. daw /,
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OFF TODAY,

Steamer II. s. Allen, Minnesota River.
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Died.

On Tuesday evening March 20, Eliza a.. daughter Of
Abraham and Ann voorhis in tho 10Th year OF hsr age
Tie relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at four ocock from
Services viii BE- performed At -, arks Church, stuyve
SAINT street.
On Tue,dsy morning, March 20, OF consumption, MARI
lEyNE AsKrUsG, aged 81 years, native Of Baltimore.
Her rema were talsn to Bergen Cemetery for inter
ment.
Baltimore and lillr OILS papers please copy.
On Fourth Gay. Third month, 2lst, ELIZABETH W.
daughter Of Nathan and Sarah r. Harper aged years.
months and IL days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the fSDtrs from the retdence Of her parents
No 63 Fast Twenty ninth street. sixth day morning.
2:d inst, at ten O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, March n THosAs BUTLER, Of consump.
tion, aged ~ years
His friends and those Of his uncIes Daniel Michael
and Thomas haroney, respectfully invited attend
the funeral to ate rnoon At two O'Clock, from
the residence Of hs mother No. 81 Columbia street.
ON Inetday, March 20, csmrrS scHgIyyKE, aged 3i
year.
H,s friends and those Of his brother in.law William
schunanp are respectfully invited 10 attend the tune.
raj morrow afternoon, Al balfpaSt o'clock from
His remains viii be taken 70 the Lutheran Cemetery
intsrment.
On "wednesday morning, March Il. Mr.. Gro. G. DExIlr
aged "a years.
Hls relatives and friends, the mepbers Of Beacon
Lodge No rs J. o. OF D. ", an OF keT,toue Lodgs Of
Ere emasons also az the New York Fire department,
invited 10 attend the neral from late residence
No: IL Edrdge street, 70 morrow afternoon, a. two
O'Clock.
On wednesday March a. after protractsd lnsss, at
Charles Alphopss Lasathon De Ia Forest, Consul Of
france AZ Boston.
me trlsnds Of her bushapd and n her ther, Pierre
Tandin are requested V attssd NE funeral ssrres, ~
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On Tuesday, March TO- by the Rev David Buck, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Thireth street, Mr. JoHy
PALnTR 10 ANNA MARIA DUNE, both Of this city
AT St Bartholomew VS. Church, Tuesday, March 20,
by the Rev Samuel Cooke, JONI EDNrsD BoDY, OF Lon
aon, 10 CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA CuTTM daughter Of the
late IN. Card, Of this city
On Sunday evening" March IS at the Ninth street ".
3. Church, by the Rev. VIM. McAlister Capt j. Henry
SrARkKY Of Essex, Conn.,, to Sarah youngest daush
ter OF Captain Chsuncsy Brainard, Of this city.
In Brooklyn on Saturday, hrch IL, by the Rev "
johnson Mr.. HKsKY l. HANSON son Of John Lewis Han
son. OF IL ncou 70 Miss LsyrA p RaPrLYE, daughter Of
Charles Rap.lye, deceased, both Of Sewtown, l.. ].
London papers please copy.
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Extensive Auction snic OF Vaiuebl

Railroad Bonds-we desire to remind capitalists and
others that ALBERT H. SicoLAY will sell at iblic
auction, this day, Thursday, March g, at the
Merchants Exchange. at his regular semi. weekly
sae by order Of the Fort Wayne Southern Railroad
ate Bonds These bonds certainly worthy OF Atten
tion, they perfectly without the
railroad facilities the real estate absolutely and
BY wsrantet deed the property oil the company and
incumbered that they unlike ordinary railroad bonds
Another they possess that they exchange
able for the real estate time at tho option
the holder and feature this road that
county seat the entire route except one
which other road does is believed in the United states
The sae will be made without by order Of the
and advise all parties that wish TO buy nndoubt
ed security for inyeten to attend the sale For further
particulars refer TO the advertisement Of the auconsr
in another column.
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UCTIoN NOTICE-GRHAT SALE or JEwELRY,
IA Watches ana diamonds account Of tho importer
turning 20 Europe EDWARD ScHESCK will sell
ton, Thursday, Friday and Saturday March ~ q
~ at lO o'clock, At the ralesroom 10 Wall sreeA
and beautiful assortment of diamond jewsry Watches No.
consisting OF elegant suits OF diamond bracelets pins
and earrings breastpn' crosses, elegant cluster and
single stone rings and pins earngs &e ladies' watches
smeiied and set both sides with diamonds also others
viz independent seconds double II day English
patent and detached lever 6 all In heavy Is gold
esses geld jewey consisting vf suits VI bracelets pin
earrings brooches breastpns seal rng gold sleeve
buttons DO studs cold pencil lockets &c Ae form
the most attractive sale Of the Also, IL
o'clock this day heavy pocket ctroaome made
by A. LAhdon q Sons, one OF the finest imported
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cHAR1K oR BrRGLARY.


ruseo before Justice Wood at the Third Dis.
iric- Police Court, Essex Market who committed them
for exsrtinstion.
AN - CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
John Miller arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Howell Of the Tenth ward police charged with having
bure.sriousy entered the dwelling honse OF Fanny Nor
Ss, 234 Breome street. and stealing sill
spoon and forks OF instr ments and I'll
dress az shawl three mantlas and other property,
vsoed al 500 The accused IT - alleged entered the
prenises by msa0s OF false keys. jimmy, skeieton
ley, Infs and pors monnaie, found the posses
OF n accused when arrested. Miller was taaen be
fore Just Bngar at the Essex MARKET Pohce Court
vno committed ni Ter examination on the charge pre-
ierred against h'm.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
OHc.r Moore OF the Twentieth ward police, succesaed
In srrestipg the notorious Jack simpson, who escaped
officer Burlison, of the CouI. of Sessions, some
ago he his way from the court room to
the Tcubs whittier he Lad been cent preparatory TO
copsi, ming him 10 the State Prison tor hungary That
De bad committed. Simp-on Ut his Old trcss whea
the olcer took him into custody.
ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.
Mary johnson, an escaped convict FROM Sing Sing wa,
ARRESTED yesterday at Carmanve, by the Twelfth ward
police whittier she escaped the State Prison. The
offender was back the Mlrole Palace where
the leepers and the little community that dwslleth
there, anxiou ,ly await her arrival.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.
On Tuesday ngn. justice Connolly and posse of pc
tcemen made a descent upon disorderly house va
rick street, where he arrested six women and man
The Fourth ward police also active the same
night The Of dance house in Cherry street
obliged to suspend their amusement that evening
on account Of the untimey aud unwecome appearance
81 some Of Capt. Dtchetts The prisoners in both
cases, were committed tor examination.
ALLRGED BURGLARY.
Officer Gantz Of the Tenth ward police, arrested man
named John G. Clifford, charged with having by means
Of skeleton kew entered the eegar store
81 j. w. Farren 4s Division street, and stealing there
from three boxes Of Havana segar and lot Of csppsrs
valued in all at SIS. The accused is alleged
emerging from the premises with the property in his
Possesson. The accused conveyed before Justice
welsh who committed him for trial in default OF 81 900
bail
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.eamsters naval ocers Marines navy clerks and
aotilla their surviving widows minor ohdren)
who served In OF the United States entitled
land ant for 100 All persons entitled will by adj
iressng receive the proper form Of application and
Mil obtain their for moderate charge. Our
rsngomens with tho Departments At Washington afford
FACILITY Tor the prompt return of Claims
houid be left with as early possible Land warrants
bought and sold. DRAKE BRADFORD, - Wall 81,
Recommendation Bank Corn Exchange Bank, Bowery
8Ank.
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Auct.n-By particular request, shat, hereafter sell
All bonds az auction without .he accrued interest
which IS the they sold at the Board OF Brokers'
and yes the purchaser the benefit OF knowing when be is
bidding for bonds exactly he price that no IA buying
.hem Tor wit bout int calculation about the
which change Will doubt he appreciated by the buyer
we'll as the seller Shoult parties however desire at
time To e their bonds with the accrued interest added
% the purchaser a announce the at the sale and
through my adv ertisensnts
ALBERTH. NICoLAY, No. 4 nroad street
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man viii no found in the Police Gazette ready Also
OF the celebrated Kissane trial. libel sut in
Phladeiphia, crimin. news, editorials &C Price
,nta
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BALES AT AUCTION.

uNRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., ACCOMMODATIONS.
Ii hold furniture sales-Henry ii. Leeds h Co., win
give their persona attention 4s they nave for many
PEARS pas 70 the sales OF household furniture, At the
residences Of families breaking up housekeeping
moving They Will also have regular sales At their
ton rooms - Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar,
for the convenience of those who may deare this medium
gale.
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s~bastopol Not Taken-But Mcdhurst 4.
rresr taken tho three first prizes in suocsssowo
silver and mednfor the wigs hack and
front braid cus and oupees exhibited Manufactory
q Maiden lane.
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Albert n. NIcolay, win hold hIs Regular

semi weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day.
M o'clock at the Merchants Exchange For further par
tcusrr see HIS advertisement In another column
can be obtained nc the once, No. Broad street.