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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY %, 1855

CifUirHA rI STOCK SALES.
BY Hens0n As{wts 0~ Tie ,pcck ending Judy g. 1885,
exett O,y o. Gov 81, due LIST sept. 1866, iut-ret
psyshe sbnussty ......................At int, IS
oyCOO Csy Of Whesatng per cent RI. boads, Int.
PARABLE eemt casually In New YORK. II int. rs
0Go Gov. Gi<x kK 20 IA Y. per cent bds.. &c 8sK
900 HhsberokCan kk 1st u peg cent BIDS g SAX
2,60tCfb. VII kzs pes. Rk Co. % MI per bds 6ok
x,st0 ONO Mss RE- Ca. I'd n per >. bds 80
l,at0 kco . Hccsipe Valley RE- Co., in.
come pcnoA due 1865. .................... so
]. bl Coupons C,n Western & Cin. Chicago
Rk TO- Cue 1T Jan. and LIST July last
past from PER cent bonds. .......... 70
80 Gov. Lex. RI Co., 10 per cent income
bonds due 1859. .....,....,.....,......., 6ok
5000 On & Chis. RR. Co., 8 rsr osas Real
EstAse bonds, due In 1869 ......t........ 40
40 che tOv Dstsu Lexington RR ........, 31
20D Cincinnati ard Chicago kR. ............. l0K
~ Eew AiosnJ xnd SAseu RK ...,...,... lax
Is Marietta end Cnoinnah RR ............ 27x
H. Cbio and Aissflp RR. ............. Mk
loo - .....,,... g Is
200 " ................ ik
2b Little Miami Observation-Disclosures. 81
"a lndsnafolis end Cincinnati RR. ........ 70
l0( Day toE western RR ......,.,... 20
~ Mao R,ys1 aud Lake Fri. RR. ............ 40
TO Hblsboso en- Cinct1n n ........, rs
II CAocinnau, Hsm1 on and Dayton RR 49,. SIX
81 (Olt nabus hno Xepia g. DIS kR........ 93
100 CtLc.snad, Hsr. & inoisna. .......... X
50 Faxmsrs' Bank KENTUCKY. .......... LOG
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WATCHES, JEwnLRY, arc.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. HAVING IN GRE ASED OUR
~ fsciiities, We enabled TO supply tina xrti
Gle In every style OF ssry and Vt prices within tha
r.sch OF every IKE best JUICES cannot tell them
from the rial diamond Cal and ses
...,4"ae1 L. Il }. JAO0HS 407 Broadway.
nIANONDs WANTED PERSONS HAVING A JOB
~ lot Of diamonds cisp0,e OF will and ready sale
Tor cash 1t B. H. sCHM1TS, 40 Dcy street CA1 from
IL TO IO'clock
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At the second board the market vas q shade or
two bstter. Erie advanced I per cent; Nicaragua
Tranait, l; Virginia, J.; Panama, 4. The two mort
active stocks On thu lis. were Nic.rsgua and Read
Ing, and both sold u higher press. Erie was very
dull cad hcnvy. IIinois Central Railroad fell of
pcr oeut
The transactions at the Assistant Tressurer's Of
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Surplus, June l, 1855. ......... 90 ESQ %

surplus, June u 1000. vvSsZoO Oo
Tie present funded debt Of the company bscomes
due in se0ly instalms nts--the floating debt bs.
tween the pre- sen. time aud March, 1857. To pro-
vide for tho payment Of these tao descriptions OF
debt resolution was passed at the meeting OF the
directors hela June 20, FOR including al previous
mortgages and bonds, AID TIE floating debt, ia
new mortgage Of $500 600. Bonds under this rev
mortgage are 20 be issust fro tine {, time - they
may be Ieedsd. To provide for the establishment
o. anktng fund, to DO formed by semi annual
coo.x,buticr Ct At lest II per cent per snnum OF
the whole fur ded deot OF tho omosry, equal to
900, which will psy e the debt within the time
In wtio1 IL viii mature.
ne tolls received upon the canals Of this State
for the third week in July And for he season were
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The Wateftcwn and Rome Rsilrcsd have declared
q diy.derd of three ana half per cent payable in
cath when the mofsrsgs bones Of the company to
sufficient amour. ara soid at par, or at the sock
hclAef's option Ia stock. IL even sums Of one han.
dred cellars, or bonds in even sums Of I've hundred
dollars.
Tie net sArnipss Of the company for the year
were .tlb2 TO- II
Ths Assets Of the company amount 32l 446 9l
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL
y REAT BARGAINS IN PfANoF0RrEs, AT J. 4
" G. FlsCHLks pisnofo,te rnsnafactoiy and ware.
room, 24b west Ssnty ei yhth street, Natn
hue. J. h G. r besDg practical msa uaoasastur-
ing very largely, csn furnish tns p aoos Or
tsrms ibas they be furnisae any where. SECOND
hand pianos a. $50, s75 sIIO. slio, $3.50 and $3.50
NAUsfCAL-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A sGrUA.
lxl ton 70 sine la Episcopal church 40
pIsno voice. Pease adore note 70 soprano, Herald
oHace.
CECON DBAND PIANOS ONE SECONDHAND 1. GIL.
- bert Co. Gol,ap piano for sale, Nlnos Il
Cara for $780, one Geb Jackson for s25 one 40 for
$it Que for $Ao AND one for $780, ~ HORACE ATE2k5
1873 Broadway.
PIAYIro CAaDs.
DlAYiNa oARis VI EvEny ussURis~F,os soh
/ sale &c the Union Caro- Nxnofsstory, lit and iSe
Sr~ho street, near Broadway, ncanine stnss and
to~be beads sn-utsc and pAsn sad sesn,sh eArds
superior srtcs Of hnsr faro sayds well ssssoasd and
saTr~a'se nj u ~arp. .Ads sxStsas, fes aAAiiss.
A sIoNIsHING 10 AII.-MADAME MORROW THIS
"A higajy gifted lady is, without excepo the moss
wobdsriul sstrolosat In the wsrd or that ha. bese
very thoughts. and viii csnss speedy marriages. sna
stow the likeness Of the IN eaded husbands
fenes to tie great aston shmsat Of all visit her
No charge, not sst,sd~d Apply 1t 10 Become street.
near CaLLon. Gentsmen not admitted.
A sTaoLoGY-uADAsE WIDGFR rHE WONDERFUL
~ spsa,sh LADY, the most eondesfui sstroost 10 the
eor't tsAt hss been kpown she viii tAu pat
prevent suc future events 0t-rpret orsa consult 90
law ms,trs preserioe medicines oil dseA .es POINT
out stolen ost property describe thu person ~es
hes II Hours from A. n. to r. M IS 10 very second
Moor.
4 SlROLOGY-- PIiRENOLOGv.-THE CELEBRATED
"A Mrs ftsury, from PArs, who o stion h.s be.n
constantly consulted by Nsp0~oa efves tr 40 informs
al events 81 life QUESTION aus vsrsd sy tbs
power Of nssfesism, 1T 2o3 Bro,ms stree.
4 S1RQiGGY,-D h WILSON, LATE or 90 8RooMe
sesst, wili.be found at 172 Uelansey street sises
nftrma'ien tina sssnts OF life feims-Iad' a. ka
esEts; stntispel, 81, Time Of birth required.
IA ADAM MEYER Has REMOVED no lol SEvENrH
M ayenus, o. ~een r~snty third snd ~cntv. fpurh
sIssn; she continues n tei past, soo futur,
prssptcss s,csrsss, sossst srtsndA properly ost or
tto,~n. MsiAms Meyer corvsssss IN Ensi,sh F,svob
AID German. and gives ausrantss TOR Der art
AIRS R,RKEH, FcRNrRLY or EAsr sRoApyAy
WI rou occupying The large ave story hsu,e IA "a,
FRO me sus.t, lear soadvAy, can ascsmm, Sat. ! iex
mere Jingle gen lsmsn. or csops eth sss..a,
--s----------l- -------,----~'-' .NA'' %
MADAME HaRRTs. RSNowNED paREN0Tn cI,,
NI nm Par tsn ~ consn,'es ABOUT i've N. So
uff1cs, &c an wii tel the name Of sss isiy ), 80
sns, they eli mary, s,ro tho name OF her vt,,ss,,
.tm.s.. rs Iisnth sttet corner -Four h syenas
rstiest ftos Rrr~~sy ~ I'D --'''NA'
ONLY f0n 4 cbO3r TINE NOTICE xss a
I IOtbtR Icy ~ inf,su alton Gao IA coo.s.i,.s
.,6 Civ, tr~e ioos st,on 81 nssrs.t M a. ,,
W ush ~. usas ., her r~sid.nce 10 W iith AZ
ter rfth suoos Her terms ars o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

TIE condition Of toe parent bssk, ct st. Loui,,
On the 30th u June, 1856, compared With what IL
Was en- the 3lst December, 1854, presents the an.
n xed result
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Balance Treasury account 4g7S,o %
Paid for Assay Ufc1... ............... 90, t8t 10
Pad o. Diseursng ILscks ............. 33,42t o.
The rcsip;s TO dsy include $50 900 from Du-
bcqua. THIS leaves bslaace Of $258 435 OF re-
oe.yad frtm duti,s customs, which lad Gates
very large impcita 10.
Tie wsrrants ensered It tbs Treasury depart.
mert, Vash ngt,n, on tho rs instant, wafe ss
fol 1orr.-
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ADVERTk IMANYB 8hNEWED EVEkY DAY

oVv~~An A1"AS nn'1" 1U nvuDA UAAs
ooPARTsEHsHuP NOTIONS.
ri OnO "A gARTNER WANTED IN 4 RES
UlsVOVs psS.oie cssh paying bus nsss. 50
soshss for tbs last eisu. ye.r p.y,os large profits
1ppI TO G. W. SIAERs, 2Ss Bro.dwsy.
nj nAA "A GENTLEMAN, WITH THIS SUN,
Wls UVUs Gao join tue advertiser, ~so vii rue
rish The smoult 10 par shsse respectable and
safe, Amps security Will given Tor roosy 40
vested $4,000 20 ID no PR year he fesl zed Ad
dzess Russell, Herald Office, for three days
NnnA -wANrTp-A MAN WHO Is NOT
DOOOs AFRAID 1t bic own sh>dow to invest $500,
spsre would from thirty t. seventy dollars
per month iLqsne NJ MIR rhenpsoas Office, 81 NAssaa
1t, foem7.
MOO TO 5000 "A PERSON WITH This AMOUNT,
DlOO Who would b. wil.nx 70 travel With tho ad-
vsrls~T, can JOIN ttm IN pafcnasing safe and pro
dtabS ent< rpr,S< from which uttesn to twenty doll
yer coy clear profit DO realized Please c.i nms.
dist.ly on hr. BO5 RELL, at Pstca Il Ingalls,, zeal
estate Cfhcs, SAC BrUsawsy.
l FORTUNE IN A NUrSHELL-AN ENGLISH FIRM
"A requires third partner, slsSPDg or acting, with
ssy SIC, W. cash capital Houte IN rev YORK fassory
In Massachusetts Real name and i~m date personal
interview Indispensable. Address Trimountsin, room
~ Br~ndrsth's hotel
4 RABE CHANCE-AN OPPORTUNITY Is NOW or
"a Tered ~ business men OF small or larg, capita. to
bvest Iucrstivs pusiusss, wncn 10 payios to ordi
LAZY from kun0rod to Two ntrSd dollars
PER month. lev entsrptisng younS meo waited I'm
Satsy 10 diff rent parts OF the Uuil3d States
the busir ess, 70 snom nducomens arc oiered
Of ire most liberal character To gentemsn VINO would
hte 80 travel, she above Ia opportunity seldom met
With, the profits highly remuneratve, and the
business Unlimited in ts Operations Gail At No. 800
Broaovay, third floor, No. 4, from A. NJ. till
Pm.
INNTERPRIsE WANTED AN ENTEkPRISISG MAN
IL with sfitst waited to conduct a refectory
for propr etor he might share IN tbs prois APP
ply 10 G. h. FnRNUM, Globe HOTEL ZO2 william street,
rom NO 2
T,LIC TROTY RI No "A MAN WHO HAS HAD CHARGE
II an extensive ssta tile bwent would
liz. 70 form . connection for the proseca ioa Of he
above puhir Aooress Electro, COX 8b9 Post Ocs
THE COPARTNtRSHIr HEREfoF0kE EXISTING 8E-
tssen The und-Iss NED, un Ter che name sad firm
OF Turner, Lens n Norris il tu,s d.y dissolved ~
mutt 81 coossnE William Turner anc Michael Lsuo
rave become Wnrrs of effects ana v pay all the
liabilities OF said hrm. Inc BUSINESS viii DO continued
b, the remaining taroers, unoer tbs firm Of Turner
Lane. WILLIAM LuASEN,
AlChAEL Ii LANE,
New York Juls "a, 1855. WILLIAM H. NORRIS.
VKf ANIED-A PARTNER WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
w S. 90 or 49, c. sho 10 Wiling to eng.ge IN =
lucfsve ufAoturipg business, nov In fuu tide OF
operation. The articles manufss red fuy secured
by patent Apply 10 +. r. 2z9 BeoAtwsy room II,
Hamilton Buildings, between 10 A. n aud IL H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

The resent condition in some Of its leading items,
compared with wat 1t was on The 3lst Dscsmox.
1854 being the business Of te past six months, cad
ing June 80, exhibits the folio mag resalts:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

1.-TWO FUKNIsHED ROOMS TO LET. IN PRIVATE
no, "a, situated In Pearl street, 33i Franklin square.
oppo. ito HSzrers buId,ng
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LNNTERPRIsE WANTED AN ENTEkPRISISG MAN,
T. with soms capital waited to conduct q refractory
for propr etor he might share In tbs prois Ap.
ply 10 G. h. FARNuM Globe HOTEL ZO2 william street,
rcx m, No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING OPENED HIS ROUsE.
i can accommodate few ooardsrs, II APPLICATION v
made soon As healthy, cool and qust rsteeat and
facility for ssa bathing NOT surpassed For fuehsf
Rsrucuisrs inquire OF Gilbert Davis, Esq. corner q
a Rverpesd, Lorg leland BY letter tho subscrbsr
At ouogus, suffolk county, l. 1
EDWARD GRIFFIN.
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gEnAHTv skEGIsrsus.

VTvO LIT, FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR UNIV.
Il proved prOpsrty-s No tsc story frame bossA
9TH wing bait In the best manner, ioestsA At Faar
mount, Westch<st<r county. ~ mnutes from OS
bsjl ny hArlem Railroad. Apply TO <. G. CHAkLE5 l5e
Pearl street, rev York.
vvyo LET OR IElsE-rHE LIVERY STABLE, NO IN
i course Of erection, In Bosrum ssxoeS otgny feet
from Court Brookyn 70 be 40 By 10 fsss sad o.
pablo holding Afty hbrses; TO hass studo~s
side, and we'll vsatiatsd, &c The locAtoa e.nest DO
suYpN sed Tor scns, ssies or boarding porooaes ~
applying early .. Of Bergen street, and Vsader
bit svenue krooxyp the sseee cau have tns prtgeSe
OF fitting up the interior 70 his own tasts.
TO LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS-TwO FIRST RAVE
4 6vs story stores Nos % and n Canal street; wsn
Be completed suitabe for mechkptcd parposes ~ TIE
LIST Of Ausust. Inquire OF DU BOiS vANDERvOORCs
~ Water street.
ITO KRNT-THE THREE Story BRICK DwEian3
i house, 2O7 Henry street., Bfooklya AND fareiture
for sals st . moderate price. Rent $3.50 par Aaaum.
Apply On the prsmtsss, or to CHAS CU&Ta 90 Bfpsd-
way, New York
ITO PUBLIC HOUsR KEEPERa-rO LET. THE THREE
i stor, house act Bovery, knows the Club H,uss;
Is well adapted Tor rst Glars rsstsuF Ant supper roo
billiards, lodging house; rent 81, 800 Aopiy TO GEO
W. DEAN, los Thompson street. 4 - .,.
-1rO BIsDERS-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
j binder commencing business To lot, the resr
build ~ OF the premises No t6i Broad Say With good
entrance LAonsru street; Will "a rented
stls for binGery, and large smoant Of steaAy
work Rusrspteed A binder competent TO do fne work
In calf ard preferred Apply In the bookstore.
sol Broadway.
1.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. IN A PRIVATE
no, sa situat1d In Pearl street, 33i Franklin uAte
oppo. Ito HNIEer's buAding
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nhtY for a ebO3r TINE NOTICE "a
W jWbtR. Ley ~ fnf,su Asieu Gao n4 coo.s It.I
ss6 Civ, tr-e io'os N stion al ,nserss, or n.
" osh u. - usas, ~ her rss,d-nce 10 Iith AZ
rs.r Yfth suo.s Her terms ars 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

CIBkKYS HOTEL, (LATE n MILLER's), NEW Ro-
- chsie Families DESTROYS Of obtaining board the
county can be accommodated By applying abevs.
bAthips, fishing and bunting and \ Of *
the city, being within few min. ..sy scces. to
Yorh and Now haven ds~-- -1ses TAX OK she New
during ths day Us h.n. cars psas ns several a9.:
With new and xtur,s and S Sses 1
sonvtusaee u unsur passed. - "AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

FURNISHED COTTAGE wANpEn-A SMALL. cox
y Portable building within two hoursgN toe city by
stage, raDrosd or stesmboat com plstsy furpisbei
cuo,nE b<ooing 10 wanted by GmAn and very carsfui
smly, for one too or three me nths. Any gcoi ser.
vspm nov on the prsmises would be rstalnsd, ami
lar price allowed for bore and vehicle, should t.s
parry cete hire one ADDRESS boz Isp Her. "a ,B "a
froposss for portion ola ouss would be- eatert ned
arranged so ~ 70 the usual IA muy privacy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
q MI1RSONIAN HOUSE,
y BROADWAY CORNER OF Houston STREET,
On THE EUROPEAN Plan

ON TIAANs
Rooms at all pricss, from 81 cents TO So day, aad
lover than any other drst houss tbs cisy
mn0rAtes four hundred gussts
Smithton,An House Restaurant Saloon No. COS
Broadway, with private scjo,nng. ALI the sas-
stsns'als and luxuriss Of the market At do~a towa
prices.
smith sonian House Baths Saloon for gentlemen No.
Goa Broadway hot, cold ind wer plaoished coppe
tubs al new "a, clean, rs cents LsAiss' bssns ~
stairs, No. 60 Broadway SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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VKt ANIED-A PARTNER, WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
w So go or $500, ~hO 10 Wiling to engages IN
lucIstive misunderstanding business nov In fun tide OF
operation. The articles manufsct red fuy secured
by psttbt Apply 10 +. r. 2z9 Broadway room IL,
Hamilton Buildings, between 10 A. n aud II NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

.DROOKs' OLD STAR HOTEL, o. AND 6s LLSPENARD
vLes. spir.x slss ssgsrs &c breakfast. dinner and
lunches Good beds SIN cents and % ceats per Might
or 80 and % DER wsek. JOSEPH BROOKS, Proprietor,
Late Of Cincinnati formerly of Manchester Eogisod
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HOTEAs AsO SUMMER f1xG1AaEsASss

4 N ERRONEOUS OPPRESSION Seeming TO EXIST
"A that the Maine law 10 full operation at 8sbyln,
Long LlAn6, freud Of coed living tskss pleasure Ia
informing the public that nc ths American Hotel stthat
place, supply OF wines Ano liquors. OF lsss yeaT's iu
por s'ioD Iemans stall hsod, vh,cn the pessor,
Mr. Wstscn wih be batpy 10 serve noon his Gus ouers
on ~ osGssons aSs house s retains sds R5ssays
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4 SMALL HOUSE wANrED-ON A LEASE FOR NOT
"a less than hve years. for small niiy the house
nnst have all or nearly all the moosrn ion vsments
and In fine location Address until tho 3Ota instAat
Sn all Bouss herald ofHcs.
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A GENTLEMAN WITH A SNAIL FAMILY wfslIes
"A TO bbea psTor, shrse bedrooms ind a kit.ess
furnished or cnfu, nished In pvats house. bet ssea
iwentieth ano Thirty. fifth strests. aud Foarth aud
seventh avenues or coard tor hiA family IN the cams
location, with private family. Address box 8s6 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

DlAffka oARis VT EvEny 0xsUKi~rioN- suh
4 sale &c the Union Card Nxuofsctory, III and lee
Sr~hd street. near Broadway, tnclaniae stns's and
toe bic beeis n-utse and plAn sosn,ah eArds
vsxr.a,se ast - -arp. nAds sxptsas, ses aaAii.s.
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ascN HG@
M sa-He s't BE- e ,atk FftS IS ea. Ee.r
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

Impfoyeinen Il, Watab, Prairie. Mr.
Mood Xxx 81 sAnibd n nsdg the first
|odsr 5OQ me- llds iinled brisk
Iyafor u ~hils Ftn6 z from Ten 70 fif-
teen dolIssS all,csh sllsSr MI. > !, r,
Young, "a 81. Anthony. being ne high
go bidder idok M propsrty ~ i,775.l
|" SwAn Is4xE PRarERsrs
For this pfoperty MI. David Gilman
|of Watab, made the FIRST ofer-S5O, 4
Mr.. Ingalls Of St. Anthony, being the
highest bidder, bought it at $llO.
PERsoNAL One years credit
at Ten per cent.
span Of horses-L. Aver, $345 0OI
flaming mill--W Connell, 10 so
4 New plowsW. sturgess, 81 00
! Small plow-s. B. Lowry. 81 2 So
Sett Blacksmith Tools--Asa
White, 80 so
l Ok Cart Wm. sturges, 2 SO
! Ton ofsiron, in lot, Asa White,
$9, cwt.; Lot Of trap Steele III Foster,
Ice. per ID 4 Tons Of hay, Mr..
Young, IS; ! Dbl. Salt, VIM. Cornell,
SO; one Or two hundred bush Potatoes,
VIM. stnrgis, Csc. per bush young
horse, w. ConnelI, $50 90.
The sale closed between four and FIVE
o'clock, P. NJ, and passed off, SO far as
we can learn, to the entire satisfaction
Of all parties. Both Gen. Fletcher and
Mr.. Parsons, faithfully performed their
duty, and we are informed ~ competent
judges, that the entire Indian property
.wasssold really at its full value.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

g. Secretary Guthrie, the ahiest f.
nancier Of the day, is on short visi, to
his home ID Kentucky He has not
contemplated, as reported, resigning his
seat in the cabinet. I
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

~ The men engaged in the build
ing Of the Mills at this place, are pros
ecuting the work with vigor; and we
are assured they will be ready for work.
the saw mill BY the first Of July. and the
grist mill BY the first Of October.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

Read the advertisement Of Capt
q. q. Simpson, headed !. another letting
Posnt Douglass s Earl Piipiey Road.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

The Ferry s'Bloat N 81. Cloud
Ivas launched "a Saturday last, and i
doing . brisk business. Glad stp hea,
Ett zsS 81 SIS; ga sss ~
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

- Az the municipal election in VIII
mington, Delaware. last week, the dem
locrats elected their whole ticket, ex-
cepting the mayor. who was defeated II
votes by the Know Nothing candidate.
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@ VS 49, r. sSAu6 siS'As - ~
have recently settled on ST. Georges
Prairie. They have two good breaking
teams Of young cattle. and are. we are
Informed, prepared to do jobs in break
ing in any part Of the County on rea-
sonable terms. Those who want land
broke, can now be accommodated We
have lately heard many enquiring for
teams to break, and are glad TO give
the Information y. !;
60 We don't care to say much
about it-bnt The fact ii We arc pleased
with that baby. The little May blossom
fills our eye to q charm and so il does
.dsNNiE MART y Then the name
Arihnr--little Arthur Lee. Minnie
sNIary Lee thinks Il far pref,ier than
.azioi1. whose non-appearance IA onr
Ecplnnns this week, our readers must
EpardDn 10 that not unreasonable parti-
atty We hope, however, dear Aziola
viii l'ot w forgotten il our next number.
| - Mr, Tickner, from Massachu-
[setts, has oome % our place with the
WE'VE opening school, should He
meet with sufficient enco1ra cement here.
Mr., Tiekner comes recommended as a
gantlerpan well qualified for tise dis
|cl,arg cf ths duties he proposes n ~
sumo, and wo trust our citixens will
avail themselves % the opportunity nov
|pFeselsled of sstab lishhg ! school that
sha 4 bs creditable md permanent,
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4 g Two acres ofland, adjoining town
haye been donated 70 Father Pierz, 81
sdessrs Geo Sweet ma VIM. Hs
Wood, for Y Catholic bnrying- ground,
or the use and benefit Of the Carholic
Church ia this place. -. 81,
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e> The affairs Of Kansas seem to be
on every lip. and to excite emotions Of
indignation in every heart. The ques-
tion before the country is whether the
people of Kansas shall make their own
laws, according g the principles IF the
organic act oisthe territory. or whether
an armed horde Of Missouri NuIlifers
shall legislate fhrthem. The question
must he decided In one Of two ways
either bv peaceful means, or BY blood
shed We shall see. The crisis must
soon come. Meantime all praise is due
10 Gov Reeder FIR his frmness, cour-
age and undaunted patriotism.
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= FOREIGN NEWS.

1 r J. Z ! ~ b.
: The Steam ship Atlantic. from Liver
pool, April %, arrived at New York on
Friday. Her news is interesting and
important.
The Vienna Conference had adjourn
ed unable to agree upon terms Of peace,
and SO the war goes on. Austria will
not take the field against Russia. Ad-
vices from Balaklaya have been receiy-
ed to the 10th, The Ere OF the Allies
had done considerable damage. but the
Russians displayed extreme activity in
repairing the ranks.
Several French mines had sprung
which did considerable damage to the
place.
Canrobet telegraphs that on the 18th
the fire continued undated, chiefly by
artillery. Reports say that the loss of
life was very great on both sides
There is nothing new from other parts
Of the Cri,nea. Omer Pacha was re-
ported to have landed at Kamiesk, with
Is 900 men, to participate in the as
sault.
The Emperor and Empress Of France
had been on visit to the Queen of
England. They spent week in Eng
lind and were treated in the most gor-
geons style.
Later. We have advices per Steam
er Asia, from Liverpool, April 2sth.-
The Allies do not appear TO have made
much impression upon the defences, and
there were no signs that an assault
would soon be made. The Russians
had made several sorties, and destroyed
some Of the advanced works of the be-
siegers.
The accounts are somewhat contra
dictory, the French officers reporting
some considerable successes, and the
Russians representing that they had suf-
fered but little damage