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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1855

7 everv fn, IN their localities Nr 0ARRIcN deemed
| IL imrosshe % take the Census h. the fine specified
| by tic law. Mr.. TEACHER OF the Ihird ar'l also
showed the difficulties tie Marshas would elcounteT
ia taking reuoraudums OF manufacturing stats les
snd Of tie names ages sex, color, condIli'n nlnViy
occupation. length OF residence OF ne eads OF me u
rent households and the mcmbes OF Their iiniles
with the deaths births and marriages during the year
bv The time specified ~ law. which be conshlerel 700
short and the pa too little. especially for this Cy'
" hore iying high and the districts 30 poPnols
He cad and explained ihesc clauses Of the Is" wDleh
referre TO pelsal0n and the time for the compe
ION Of the work from Ebch IT would appear ma the
Common Cornell Of THIS City Rave the regulation 81
the matter vile the boards Ot supervisors IN NE
Rural Counties are given the en'.sc control Oiher
Msrshals briefly gave their views, s-d ON moaon 81
Mr FARt ofthe Eighteenth Ward Tie following res,~
iution was adopted: .
Rsslred Tlst u the opinion OF w NEE -. nm;
Cy and County Of NewYork not s1iee9 Tor he
obtaining q information on the hreTen hea' ehaHe'
Mr EBrSyz,R W MORGAN of the Seventh Ward.
presented the following additional resoiuiicn when
was ADOPTED:
Be.5i-.a Thar Committee be appointed s.ss and
snfer wh The Corirnon C1c IL rencc 10 the sesns d
tie Censos Of the Cry and County # New-NoI- 49,
The following Committee designated; r. W.
Morgan Seventh Ward; George starr Ninth Ward:
Charles b. Foote, sixth Ward; A. c. Judson Twelfth
Rari. " lliam AIbutlnoi. Fifth Ward; and EX-
Councilman David A. Forbes, Thirteenth Ward. On
II otion the sticers ~ the convention were added.
They meet q II. b. VEINS, in the Bowery, this
evening.
twas moved and carried 70 adjourn, subject to the
call of the officers ~
Mr.. ALwrsE of the Ninth Wsrd was appointed by
the Chair to take up collection To deiray the ~
penses. 4 sum more than sufficient was raised
Mr.. G. W MORGAN of the Seventh Ward introduced
the following resolution, prefacrg It with some re
marks showing the importance OF securing the assist
arce of a detailed Voiice-ofiicer n every Ward;
Resorod That Committee Of three b. appointed % CONFER
IN the MAYOR obtaining prutec2u OF tif %
lice IN cs.e tie Csusus Narshals with obuc ions III
the di.ohai e Of their du' les -
The Convention then Adjourned. The Marshals
manifested considerable enthusiasm, and are resolved
to thoroughly discharge their asE0us and intricate du
ties in a speedy and uniform manner
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LIE cFNsrs MARsHALS.

A Convention OF the Census MarshfH ~ Tue "!
and County Of NewioIk was held last evening a. %
Broadway House. About 20 out OF me 10 'aa'i'I''
were in attendance. On motion OF sif "hoh'A An
If the Ninth Ward, Mr.. CHARLEs OANlht o. 'ne
Ninth Ward was chosen Chairman anu y. = IN
DERsoS Of the Third Ward was APPOINTED >ecre'~
On taking the chair NJ. OAK-Ei explained 'ae o0'
iecs Of the Convention.
MessIs. FooTE OF the sixts Ward and UA-"l1 a VI
the Fourth Ward, who had formerly been eng ~
taking the United States Census, gave some Of Inc %
tails Of the routine and smoan, ofisbor requisite 70 Dc
reformed to obtain an accurate statement Of 'ny
statistics Of poloiadon and industry IN t bsa ,s.sn
Election Di..rct-. They stated thai y uau '-Aeu
Iere,nsore shout ffeen minutes 20 take the enaus d
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

WEDSEsDAr May %, 1s55.-D. ID. CoSovER' ESD
President. in the chair aud quorum present
Commute Of the IVhOie-Ihe Board resolved itseI
into Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Nermye IN the clalr
and took into consideration various papers when haa
heeu previously referred to it. The COMMITTEE aiter
sciirc upon g papers and reported IN favor OF
adopting several OF said papers without amendnen',
and that they had passed over the papers a. % paying
baker McSpeddin for printing Ciiy charter, laoIes-
IN the salary of the Assistant Auditor, removing he
Fsh Make from Fulton Market. against letting Cor
toraton property for the sale Of spnuous liquors Tor
rreventinr accidents during the erection OF DWELLINGS,
- IN relation 20 the sale Of unwholesome neai that
thew had decided to lay On the table the report 70 con
cur as 10 sale OF materials from runs % the ne" NY
tor igbfng public OF iamYs had been recommite,, as
Was hat In relation to Increasing The salaries OF 'ls
Navors Clerk. Marshal and Assistant C!erA' hep II
ac, ertea and papers ordered 70 n thru reading
PssoItfioaLBy Mr. ScLenck tha. the street TOM
rnis.ioper compel the HUDSON River Railroad 70 run
Their cars 10 faster than four miles an houi seioN
Thrty-hrs,-sr. Adopted
Bosrd adjourned 10 Friday Afternoon.
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THE CELEBRATED ABDUCTION CASE.

From The Nsue. ORLEANS Delta MAJ 10.
Patrick RYAN was Yesterday put upon his t7nl on an
Indictment for the crime of having kidnapped free
white persop TO wit young and interesting scboos
mistress named Ionora Wood, his own cousin Every
particular in this Gaze was gwen IN our payer On INC
18th of last Nav when il underwent a Toll exanina-
ton before Recorder Ramos. IL will be recoected hnI
Patrick who was the confidential clerk OF resPecta-
bic house in this city, fell desperately N love WIN ,s
fair cousin but she positively dechned 20 seS'p.o.as
the passion and showed considerable aversion towarn
him i'm fact lie had been forbid her n0ther COUNCIL
On the evening of the nth Of Apnl, when honofs
Wa returning homo from school, as she aPproene"
the corner Of Cont and .A paD snd
the way spot-she was suddenly seized Dy Ryan and
forced into a cnrriage which he had IN Whiting. Ryan
then got in and closing down me Wlndows VI tr
biele ordered the driver 10 drive 70 e 'Hk. az ga'ox
as rossbe which he did in sniie OF TIE entresues ."
Honors that be wood take her back home. Arriving
1t the lake end Of tbe-shel Road they ahgh "a rom
/ the eauiage, Ryan telling Hon9.s Last q she said
word be would kll her; they walked across 20 the
Mobile landing NJ got aboard the boat, which
about to start - she ON board, regard
bee Of the threat made by Ryan, HOnOra sent for the
captain and Telesed the whole affair 10 bin. lie at
once took her under BIS protection and "a tho boat
wac just lea ing tho wharf both Ryan and
HsrOfa were osmpeed 20 make 4 trip to Mobile
On the arrival Of the boat there the Captain tele-
graphed 10 hT friends IN his city the story OF her
wrongs and Informed hem tina: h. should bring both
parties back N his re.un When the boat re- urned
HOEOras r,tiivcs woe waitiag 70 receive and wei
cone her. Ia an officer took charge Of Patrick, who
ne are s0Iry 20 ray bas loved too well bu; not wisely.
The above the facts before tie Jury yesier-
day. II Wa thought for some time that Ryan was IN
care, and BIZ securities surrendered bin sone months
ago and 10 war sCn 10 tho Asylum but the Physicisn
pronounced him pcrfec,ly sound in mind and body
au,l be was d.ci 1rgCd Jin that institution.
The Furv yes.erday lfer hearing the case con-
clrded hal Patdck was certainly guilty Of kidnapping,
hut thft There we're many c1fenuanng circumstances
and ofoOldin .ly reflrncd tefucs o. gr1yi ahd
s-rougl recoarnendod him 70 the mercy Of tAe Court.
he nGnish.aent 10 Kidnapping, Ne believe, 10 not
- dian three wears IL tie pcnteniiary. kyans IN
tsrfon IN taking the gir 70 hobi9 wa to compel her
ga
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ing sci come into operation. In CONCLUSION ne
ooud no, believe that the Court v'Hd not take INTO
confederation the intent of the IeyisA 'ure IN passing
this law ind the which supcrndu ed II ana ne
impopney IN Courts deciding that there vas no iaN'
WI ere there wac nolaw there freedom T. m ue
an the truth Of that saving exemped when h,' 'C,A
Il III adjournment. There was a way OF reaching 'i's
Law 4 wrong II Il were harsh, II Il we've no
ous Of n qchng II through the medium n tIa' which
made Legislatures, with made laws and unmate
lava rem he-l through the medium If the bsoth1
Madame Rolsnd on her way 20 the scaffod said %.
Liberty, how many crimes have t~en cvnmittei IN
thy name - He could not sut say the "a ne with
regard The doctrines which he'd been ad IN relation
to this law.
The decision viu be rendered It's morning. AMI = Is
understood that II viii come up Sppeal ia the Court
or c mmon Pleas or Saturday.
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ENGLISH OPERA AT NIBLO's.

Last night the English Opera Company OF which
Miss Louisa Pyno is the first singer, commenced
series of performances at Niblos. Ii Is oalxi En-
gish Opera by way Of a ireas HoH-;he Opera being
Italian music, by Donzetti. with English text. We
cannot say much for the translation, and the barDa-
rism of mixing up English spoken dialogue with ltal-
ian music is execrablc. At one moment the voice Is
poised and hurled forth in transcendent lyrics and
the next il wabble and chaters in poor fiat CONVEX
sational STYLE The taste OF the Italians which has
dspepsed with the half rectatve and considers OPP
era one unbroken range Of song or defamation
should be followed il ever English Opera so called
or really such is to take rank with the Italian or
French. The English language, mauger the snoDbish
ness of London authority, is completely susceptible
OF irrefragable lyrical treatment in Opera.
The opera was pretty fairly put upon the stage, but
the chorus was not numerous" as the bills stated
The orchestra was respectable as to strength, but
needed more rehearsal The whole vocal strength OF
tic company centers in Miss Louisa Pyne who IS a
fresh charming, skilled and brilliant vocalist. OF the
others we cannot speak favoraby. The opera Is too
well known to require analysis.
Mr. George Bristow led the orchestra, which we
were glad TO see as there is reason why New-fork
may not supply capable operate orchestral chiei'
little home protection in music is more needed than
in any other art The american Academy OF Music,
Fourtoenth.st., is living lie, hut Nibo's now sets
better example in a single particular at least
The audience was numerous aud the applause
abundant.
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FIvE.POiYrS Gospel UNroN MISSION.


The seventh Anniversary of the Fivc-P,snts Gospel
Union Mission was held last evening at the Eastern
Congregational Church. corner Of Couverncrr and
MsdiSon-sts The attendance was quite small.
The exercises commenced with prayer by the Rev.
PlcHARb G.. GREENE. Pastor Of the Church.
Mr.. ALIEN, Superintendent of the School, then gsvc
long address or The objects OF the Mission and its
c,mplishmcat during the year. The average sttend-
aree has been 10 There have been some 5ooin the
Scheol since Il was established Several sectarian
schools lave been established in the neighborhood
which have sornswha; diminished the attendance.
Some reciia,ions then msae by the little grss
Of the school after which the Rev. Mr.. CHAPsAs
made a short address IN the course Of which ne sta'er
tbat the financial condition of the Society quite
deporable. .,,.... .o..
which a cllection Of sl9 was taken up hymn sung
Mr.. CHAPNRs.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

WEDNESDAY, May 23.-The MAYOR in the chair.
A report was received IN favor OF paying William
Wasa Drnker 1856 IS for extra services on SUNDAYS,
rendered by him during bis term OF office as Police
Justice. Adopted.
Iei on was presented from Aessrs. Dawson
Johr ton Murray. Nesbi;i, Rockwell and Laor,
Clerks al be different Police Offices, for extra pay on
Sundays al rate equal TO one~eyenth OF Their re-
srec;ive salaries. TO commence from I'm May, leS2'
the date of their appointments. Referred 10 the
Srecnl Committee for raising the salary OF the Judges
The Board then adjourned to the inst Monday IN
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re Il, hororsbr % 'ee tae eontfo Of he fercs
The h4ui 81 the Cry tooncn.
F~rrd Tfsf rcs1rtons ~ "a ~ the meeting ssl
rubhed h The Tburc Tie heals TIE N7s' and Tns SIS.
The following anonymous resoIu,'on was sen, to the
Chn'rnrsu 10 b read. II recei.ef with much
IrcrrimCrt ard he nee ing readily assued the obi
CATION emil raced in It by adopting il without dissent:
hssors Ihs every crmuf wAeu erossng ne erry shAH
have h. 30 We'd ou 81 he ~ - pantaoous and en-
l' the stne TO ere ieT ussr ~ ros ms eoAtss1ts f
mat purpose aal ca.ilg aiicu.kH tlefein
Tie meeting finally Adjourned 20 meet on Saturday
evening 70 hear The cpor Of the Committee relative
20 tie purchase # the ferry.
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CHAnGE oE FoRGEnE.--Yesterday Chas. o. Rich
iaos &c Esuaee brofsf sssiei By Ofeer Martin and
before Jus Bennaa charge Of having forged
the udorsemsnf of A. Martin % four pfoiory aoses
sssounrns IN s % ISL % mira Chapman the complainant
states that she sod Richardson and and received tbess
notes IN payment When they b>csms dne they were pro
tested "a copequence d the forged indoemsn,. thereon
Tie sccuscd seSied The chsse, bot N Msdsn who
pserxd Ponce Court. tost1ed that M had eo-n
fyses aO,e. and RlchsEdson committed 10 asfs"is
g ef 90 esi.
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THF WALIACK TEsTmoSIAL-An adjournet meet
ing of the Committee of Citizens will be held TINS
evening at the 81. Nicholas Hotel, at O'CLOCK 10
complete arrangements for the contemplated com
plimontary benefit. The friends and admirers oil the
veteran actor and manager will be glad OF this oppor
unity Of eyincng their gratitude and regard for him.
and it is hoped that there will be full attendance at
the meeting
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BCESsD At A TBgArER.--A dancing girl named
Denhem very badly burned lsss night - the Bow
y Tleaier BY her dress catching Gre from the foot
hgl,> She viii probably recover.
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Mr.. DAvEsPoRT's BENEFIT.-ln consequence OF
previous engagements in other cities Mr. Davenport
leaves the Broadway tomorrow night, when the pro-
ceeds of the house will be for his benefit. The bill IS
William TELL for the frst time in some years, the
trial scene from "The Merchant of Venice, and
Black Eyed cuean' Mr. II il in each piece ana
Miss Vining in the last two.
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NOTICE, 1sll e 81
TO TREsSPASSERS ON SCHOOL LANDS IN RAMSEY
: -, eI -n.f COUNTY
Office Is hereby given, that sections numbered 1oand
IN SO reserved for schools and that all persons
who have may tresspsss upon thu same by cutting
timber OF otherwise, win be obliged to pay all the dana
ges may be sustained by Of any and
otherwise dealt with the law directs.
]. P. WILSON,
Chm Board County Commissioners Ramsey nty.
Dee H., 1854 INV
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III. NEWHALL,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.


CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS, GALENA,
MOULD respectfully call the attention of Druggists
w Physicians, and Merchants, to his stock of
DRIGS GLASS, PAINTS, OILS DYES, SEEDS PER-
FUMERY, BRUSHES, &c.
The goods purchased direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best markets.
and feel hesancy saying that all who purchase
will be satisfied with their quality well as the extreme
lowness of the prices.
We have hand lot of Window Glass of every size
from by to "A by SO inches The Glass of fine quail
ty free from beshes and the boxes contain few if any
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company, at Buffalo, shall have constant sup
ply of their beautiful White Lead; and Agents of the
Patville Oil Co., authorized to sell their Lnseed
Oil at st. Louis prices with the addition of freight.
We in receipt Of assortment of Harrison's Fine
Perumery and articles for the toilet in
rior to any thing brought to this OF the country
We have also on hand invoice of Brushes, made to
order in New York, comprising different patterns of Fine
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe,
Horse, WhiteWash, and Scrubbing Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds Of every variety warranted
new, always on hand.
Usage Orange Seed for hedges in any quantity constant
ly for sale, with directions for cultivating
Merchants visiting Gaena invited to look thro-g
my assortment, prepared to meet any cOmpetitI
Goods will be furnished the lowest prices when oree
by mail and particular attention given to packing
my:'l5 d&wtdec2
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;. j. Il. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
w ILL attend promptly and faithfully all business
w entrusted to him in the lie Of his profession
Saltwater ST. Paul, st. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory Of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties o
the State Of Visions Office, SALTWATER Min.
REFERENCES.
His Elk. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbcll& Co.,
st. Paul. Galena.
DR.. C. w. Borup, " Mr.. r. Lansing,
Mr. J. w. simpson, Mr.. S. o. Butler, st. Louis.
Hon. A. w. LOOmis, pittSb'g J. II. Larkn Il Co. g
% T.. Shaler, " Sam'lJ Wethert liz Co."
J. r. MOorhead, Esq. " Jos. c. Butler d Go. Gin
G. w. Jackson, Esq. " MIR. Jos. p. Beggs, 6
Saml GOrmly, Esq. Mr.. o. Walker, Marine Mills
Maj J. d. Butler, and II. Burke, 60 g
itZens generally, &c " G.. j. HutlCY, I" "
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Saint Paul. Nov. 4. Ie54-d&wif

NEW. EILGiNT AND COM LEIE ASSORTMENT
OfDry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.
ID. l.. FL LLER,
just received his large ana elegant stock Of spring
Ill goods from the East. Owing tn the lateness OF the
Season, he will oIer it at
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH.
Go and examine it for yourselves and you will be
to buy. Among his stock of DRY GOODS may be found
eases Delaines plain and fancy, very handsome
- lrin,s OF every description.
" Assorted Ginghams.
3 4" Preached Cotton
10 bales Upbeached Cotton.
g Tick rv.
" Ienips'
Shil.us stripes,
Drillings, -
Oshaburgs,
80 pieces Assorted Crashes,
90 - 90 Diapers.
A full assortment OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, linen HAND
KERCHlEFs &c &c, too numerous TO specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
COOL Is the best offered in the market and will l.,
sold ry cheap 1t comprises everything in its line Don
fail to call and examine it ii you want bargains
He has also received and receiving by every boat
CERES of al kind. hams, beef pork -four &c, and viii
sell them at the o,cest prices.
J"~a- 12dwtf n. l.. FULLER.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

BLACKSMTTHING
NE subscriber ha, ing bought the shop and fixtures
l. of G. Griffin. at the foot Of Main street. lower town,
is prepared to do all work his ne in the approx
ed STYLE and the shortest notice Having served his
time in Of the best shops in the Unon he feels conf
dent that he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom. Charges moderate
Steel, lron and Nails, always on hand and for sale
cheap. Oxen shod at all times At 81 90 per yoke.
Nov, Is. 1S5l-3md&w s H WARRING.
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NEW BOOK STORE.



No Wt,,slow House, Corner Of Eagle and Fort Sts,
RE receiving and opening the largest and best assert
n ment of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles before brought west Of Chicago which they
offer for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
awe would FIRST call attention to stock of Wall Pdpe
comprising rolls which purchased at very
low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do we'll 70
look at our assortment.
Our stock of Stationery can't be beat this side Of Chi
cagO.
Writing Paper of all grades. Pens, Ink Rubber Ink
stands Rulers Bottng and Drawing Paper of all descrp
tons, and in fact all articles usually kept in Stationery
establishment.
Gold PENS We have a large stock Of J. B. Beers
Pens all warranted which otter to the public at Eastern
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, very neat article.
Iedgers, Journals, Day Books, Pass Books and Memo
randums, of all styles, in sets or single
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books AMI
great variety Of Childrens Books which cannot fail to
lease.
Cheap Publications. We have in store very large stock
and received by Express they are is
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded to
printed
of School Books have all of A. s. Barnes Goa
publications. which offer low any other establish
uent in town. Give VI q call G. HAMILTON L Co.,
June 30df No. 3,Winslow House,
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IN A FEW DAYS:
SHALL leave for the East to make arrangements 1or
my spring stock. shah be pleased to attend TO any
orders may be favored with from either ladies or gen
tlemen for articles Of dress goods trimmings, &C. Send
along your orders.
Nv stock of clothing consisting of coats, pants and
vests will dispose OF very reasonable terms, in
change for real estate.
Jan. 10, 1855. CHARLES D. ELFELT
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JLSsUf a. CONI fA ANY,

JLSsOf a. CONF FAM,
BANKERS &C.
EXCHANGE sold and purchasedon New York, Bos
- ton, philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other ri
ties OF the United States Notes collected proce
RENTED at current rates Of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw Direct pay able
wthou. discount, on
ENGLAND-Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
lRELAND.-Dubln Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCoTLAND.-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Flons Thalers,
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Msrseies.
GERMANY.-Hami urgh, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich.
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburgh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erne, Basic.
ITALy.-Mian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice
Messina in Sicily.
AusrRIA.-Vienna and Triest.
RUssIA-St Petersburgh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-StockhoIm.
NORwAY.-Christana.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1853. -ySo.
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTOKY :.
TE undersigned respectfully informs the public tina
J. he has fitted up an establishment the corner
Fourth and ST. Peters Streets in the of III esby
SASH, DOORS AND BIS.
He will at all times keep largest and best
assortment Of all work in be found in Mime
sota Orders promptly iltd at the shortest notice
reasonable terms. he attention of the public is called
to examination o! his work and prices.
n. B.-An orders from the country promptly attended
to. y. GROSS.
st. Paul. Angus II. 1854 aug 19-dtf
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VNA1 DOWN EAST, by JACK IoWnn &.
w Rufus Lambert,
Bill Morton just arrived nv express at DAHI'S.
CHAk.AK 0sROCLhII SIU1kE1.
N addition to well furnished Drug Store we have
i large supply Of Fresh and Cheap Groceries, com
prising in part,
2U0u lbs Canvassed Hams,
1000 lbs Extra good Butter, cheap,
bbs Sugar House MO!asses,
do Plantation do
80 Jars superior Lard, .s 's..ttt
Choice Teas and Coffees,
bbls Mess Pork,
80 boxes st. Louis mould candles, extra, t.-
20 do do Sperm do do
10 bills Lard OIL retais at 81 10 per gallon,
Burning Fluid, Lamp Wicks, Chimneys, White Lead
Linseed Oil, Turpentne, White Fish, dried Cod Fish,
Jan. l. Al the "Mutum III Parvo.''
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ISAAC ABBOTT, SeC'y.
Charles Gill, Actuary.

WILSON'S GEN NERAL LAND AGENCY
SAUk RAPIDS MINNESOTA.
TuNIIIS Agency being the only in the Sank River
Il L2nd District, and the Government Land Office
located at this point, with the subscribers long resi-
dence in the west, and heing familiar with the adva
tages TO be derived from choice early locatiOns
gives particular advantages all others In this
Territory for the speedy location OF Lands and Lane
Warrants in said district.
Amy business intrused to this agency, will be atten
ded to with promptness and dispatch.
J. l.. WILSON,
Sank RapkIs Benton County.