Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 4

fcw a. "Av A- A 5 REAL ESTATE, tfce. REAL ESTATE. OCR RICH MEN. REAL ESTATE.

CITY INTELLIttEXcE. The choicest brands of canned goods ever old in the city at J. H. Mills A Son, 38 Bridge QARrJARD, CLARCt COPE, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, asa TIs.rvt Pr Mr .4 atllH Mail" wi -SKtrt Kltll." CALENDAR FOR JANUARY. of Hue rumltnn to be foaad Hay bow la stack tlM avaist aai aot aomnleta stock PartletAlar atteatioa aaliod to taker line of lUlXiav In ertoe trOm tatal 14 loC.0.

TUm whole Prices. We are aas ifaetarlaa; latge enaatlttes thm the Serthwest 9 stock will bo offered at a nun on WlioletMlc goods, and partlea parcaaaiug will Sua- i a i.i- nrt. ar rif. 1 i i I 'I I a i i i I i 11 I 13 1 I 1 I 17 1J 1 I I a i B4RNAUD, CLARK ft FURjaVITURES. JOHN B.

WH0LE8ALK AND allowance $15 for postage and stationery. Adopted ayes 67. noes 58. The resolution occasioned considerable debate, participated in by Mes-r. Cnild and Williston in opposition, and air.

Walker in favor. Mr. Walker suggested that "constituents" seemed to ail a good many of tha members. The Hoy t-Brai nerd ease was made tha special order tor Wednesday at 11 a. M.

Tha Beard-McArther oase was laid on tha table, to be referred to the Committee on Elections. BXXXB INTatUSJUCKU. By Mr. Brown A joint resolution for tbe repeal of certain patent right laws with a view to reducing the cost of agricultural implements. By the same A bill lo amend the general statutes relating to common schools.

ssHKitoam both. The Speaker announced the following ap- rintmeutai: Walter Cbiids, Fred. Show, agene Johnson and J. P. Vanstrom.

Tbe stationery question was disposed of at noted elsewhere, and tbe House adjourned until Tuesday, 2 P. at. afgSS AOS AND tNACOUBAIf. At 11 a. m.

the joint convention assembled for the purpose of be.iriog Governor Austin's valedictory and Governor Davis inaugural. The Governor, Governor elect, and other officers appeared a tew minutes latel, accompanied bv the officers elect, ex -Governors and other invited guests. Tbe Governor message was well received, and its delivery consumed one honr and fifteen minutes. The officers elect were then sworn in and Governor Davis delivered bis inaugural. Tbe address was energetic and delivered in a spirited manner, being well received by all.

Its deb very consumed about fitly miuutes. FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS. Oanrp Chairs of every deaaiatioB. afarWe aad Wood-top Caaaiber Knttes, Parlor Suites In Hair cloth, a and Praaa. aaat wade to oreev.

at ah Hade, sad overj deacrlptloa of Chaira. at the 203 HEWNEPIW aVWD 202 mCOIaLET 33nKTI32 Il 3IOXt.TlIWOIV Manafactarara and Wboleaake I ealara In all kinda of opposite tt 1 htcajro. Milwaukee and 1st. Paul Railroad Pine NO PANIC AT Sales Larger than EverBeyore- Low Prices Brings Trade Stoves! FOR THIRTY DAY'S Coal and WoodHeating Stoves Of ISVwt Diamond, Michigan, Light-house and wilt Weill thpsi fettovo AT OO! Iilc, in Hnrdwart? iii1 CJ PIERCE, FULLER Cc COUCH, IIV 8IJ ANCE AJTO Heal Estato OFFICE: Over Kational Exchange Bank, Cor. Second and Nicollet MINNEAPOLIli, MINNESOTA.

MONEY TO LOAN- INSURANCE. Wo represent tae following flrat-ciaae Inaurance Compaalea aitna, ofllartford $4,847,629 92 Kational, of Hartford Hrcne, of New York 4,893,664 61 LancaBhire, of MancheaUr, England 10,000,000 00 Coma, rcial London 12,500,000 00 tnaLife, of Hartford 20,900,000 00 Accident Tickets for Hal. REAL ESTATE. BESIDENCEH. iron 567 1 story hoaae, with six room, cellar, cla-tern, well and barn, with two lota, BaUer'a addition; will sell tmtb lota and bonse tor a.uuu; will aell one lot aud Bonse for ea.auO: half iah, balanc oa tinae.

'JC1 Two-atoir house, entirely new, with eight roome and riofieta, well and liar; aixe of lot situate on 7th street, first bouae below fifv enth Ktreet At. E. Chsrcb coruer lot; price fA.HUU; terme eaay. Cottaite bonae, with rll, Sve rooms, with doe. ta, cellar, cialern, wU and barn; plentr of frultand bnibiM-ry; aituate on corner of 8, avenue aoath aud Htn street price on ttJSUB.

174 1 12 etorj bouse, with ell, 8 rooms, cistern, niter and cellar; size of lot. fie by 175; corner lot, ait-uatetn Hancock k. Uice'a addition; price J1.800, $jo easb, balance at 10 per cent. I let Ifarira tory house. entl.el7 new, 10 or 11 rooms, cellar, cistern and well, sit uate on 13th street, betveen Minnctooka and Helen; price aa.oiMj.

half cash, balance on time, at 10 percent. A good bargain. 8 Large t-eiory House, with observatory, 12 rooma with closets extra finish One cellar, well anddstern. ante Lot; situate on 6tb atreet, between Ueanepin-ave. and Dtah fS.SOJ.

117. A good bargain for a few dava. 10 acrea of One Nureery, with nearly ts.000 wavth of trees, goodtirafiLng. House standings worth 9S.O00, situated on avenue leading from the King Farm to Minnehaha. Land in a very high atale of cultivation.

On account of ill-health, tbe owner will sell for the email amount of fft.SuO. A great bargain for any one wirhluff to engage in the nursery busineee. 20? The oat deatrable busineea property in the eity it feet front try liii deep, to alley also alley on the aide, next to Wbitmore'e Kew Block. Wash ington Avenue. A better investment Ja ostites, property cau't be found in tlie city.

61 Kine Dwelling with rooms and closets, eel lar, cistern and good barn and well, quarter-acre lot to alley; aituate on Fourth. ar 'rregoa street. tl House with rooma. good well, cellar and da-tern corner Marshal --d lim eireeia; full quarter ock, tl.ouo. SO Larjre new 2-ntnry Honae with ell good cellar, M0 bbL cistern and well.

Lots 10 and 11 in block 14, in Bradford 4 Lewis' addition. Price. l.Ki. Large 2-atory houae, situate on corner of Cedar and First street, lot lu. block 141; street on tan atdee, good loeatiou for buaineea: price IXJ0 cash, balance on time.

lierahlecce JjOIm. Z07 Lou 14. 14 13 block 9, Baeeett, Moore t'aae'a adrlition; tl.illil each. 13 as lou in brown'a hub-division, from $425 to 211 v5 fMML Block :0. Highland fark.

16 Iota, price tt 400. Lot 4. block 7, Hanson iiee'e addition, at Fractional lot block 141. II lone polls riron- er, H50. Also, half of lot block lt, atinueapolla prfTer, 20 Three lota corner of Park avenue and 1th atreet, ft.iiuu each.

Also, three lota iron una on lblh street, each. 242 Two lota tl and li. block 2, Wolford'e addition, Eit hide. for both. 244 nix lou.

block corner lota, t72S; inside lou. 247 Two lota, Klliott'a flrat addition, lou 1 and block 2. iO each. 0-4 Nina ku oa Hennepin avenue, from to (LOUOeacb. 2V7 A very fine lot on Laurel avenue, 50xL50, 2'iO Eight lou In Hunaon'a addition, next to Lyn-diie.

very cheap, t4i and pdjO. Three lou on Fraukim avenue, a par Portland. 2 luOforaJl. ti Eighteen lot opposite Elder utile's, on Chicago avenue, leber? 'all nd get price. ISO two aaJ one half lou aonih cor: er of 8th aad Btuaell, 4.l;'i for all.

1 iv A very Ane lot la Jackson, flsni is 4 Whit-nev'a addition. $al. yn Two lou oa Island, central location, tl each. VI A very deairinW! lot on 7th street, between Hennepin and Nicollet 9t Two very desirabie lots oa ilelea street, one a eorrer Im, it.ffOO lor boib. Land by the acre in deirable parts of tbe city.

1. B. BOTTI-NEAC. t. C.

FESNEY. BOTTINEAU PENNEY, REAL. ESTATE AGENTS. OFFICE EAST ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, CITY HALL BUILDING. HOUSES, LOTS, AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS FOR SALE 0REXCIL4XGE Call antt EianineJ their X.iat af Property.

G. F. WARNER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS AND Great In dncener.ta Eteaant Walnut Cba Tope, from SyO to and Butternut, Wal 40 to tm. Kr 8to Offered to Bayers, mtoer SulM. Mmrole per Suit.

A.h Ditt-TrirametJ, from ck in the aoore lioe injt of upwards of ts. Alio, full hue or is very latge. ctLaiec Ihrce Hundred Bui 70 Upholster Goods, Office, Dining-Room, ery manner of Torn ao, new at ck of Wall Towel tacke, Foot Slipper-Catsea, Ac, Hall, and all and ev. mon Furniture. Al-Pocketa, BrackeU Rests, Commodes, Corner of Kicollet Avenue AND MTR KKT AXD 73 FOfJKTII UP OWN.

Square. Allen A Blakentan are offering their entire stock of Dry Goods at cost, aa they an going out of the ttadjj LEGISLATURE. Mr. Donnelly Kiaos to a Personal Explanation. Gov.

Yale Takes His Departure Gov. Barto in the Chair. Pact, Jan. 9. ItmT.

OOV. TALK. Mr. Ward ottered the following resolutions which were unanimously adopted by a rising vote Whxbeas. The time has come when Lieut.

Gov. W. H. Yale is srxiut to vacate the seat he has occupied for the last fonr years and to retire from I hia body over which be has so ably and impartially presided as president. Therefore, it is fitting and proper that we acknowledge the niaiiy courtesies we have received ai his bands, and present to bim oar tribute ot esteem aud reepect.

Then-lore, Rrsolotd, That in severing our official relations with the present presiding officer of the we do so with regret, and hereby present our acknowledgements of the able, prompt and impartial manner in which he hits ever discharged Uis official duties; and that be receives and carries with bim onr fnendly regard and sincere wishes tor tnlure ar-eUure. In a.ionae, Lieut-Gov. Yale spike hap-p lvof the memonex connected witn his aer-vice as presiding officer, thanked the iSenate lor its ttsoltitiousnd tor its courtesy toward him throughout bis term, and concluded by saying that all bad bis wishes for their prosperity and happiness. Biixa ICTKODUCEXJ. By Mr.

Cox Joint resolution to Congre a relating to the improvement ot the Minnesota river. By Mr. Donnelly To faruih additional se-cunty to holders nt policies of inf.nia.nce. Mr. Backhaul -To amenu sec.

17, chap. 71, eneml statutes, relating to struc juries. Bv Mr. G.aves To amend aection 2, chap. 51 ge lend statutes, jrelatiug to probate pro- ilPi-S.

Ky Mr. A- E. Rice To incorporate the vil lage ot VViluiar. A motion to suspend the rules and put the bill ou iu passage was lost. DONKEIXY A.SD THE PBKSS.

Mr. Donnelly rose to a personal matter, and had read this parugiuph from the f'rrxsof this morning: The incident, no doubt, vividly recalled lo Mr. Wilkinson, as it will to tiers of Mr. Donnelly colleagues in Congress, a hubit be bad. when any appointment had been Ketnred by atiy of tueui, of telegraphing to the lucky individual that he, Dou-uelly, had secure i it lor him." In the absence of the Senator from Blue Earth.

Mr. Donuilly said, be would only pronounce the insinuation lalse; vrnen that Senator wss in his pluce be would ask him to say whether he hud given any authority for it-He, Mr. did not represent ine party to which Gov. Davis belonged, and he had noticed thiit the of that party bad de fended the pi no sule swindle ot the Indian I 1 1 Duratu, ueuie uc 11-11 ad in'i umi move in the matter and undertake to procure acliou ou the subject. AAP.

US TMHNTS. The following appointnieuis by Governor Austin were reported by special State Lihiaruin. J. C. Sbaw.

Regent ot the Wo. R. Marshall, "re U. resigned. Kor.nal School lhrect tieorge W.

Austin via Daniel Buek. Meniber ot Slate Boaid of Health, Dr. Frank Staples, vie Dr. A. B.

iuart, resigned. Iusuraure CominissiJDer. A. R. M0G1II.

rre Pennock Pusey. resigoed. Member of Mate B-ard of Health, Pr. A. E.

Senkler. re Ir A- W. Daniels. reigred. Juaze ot Probate, St.

Louis county, Edward J. Parker, rVe A.J. Nisbei. resigned. Judge of Probate of Lyon ccunty.

W. M. Pierce, ricf John Suvaer, rcsuoved from county. Judge of Pr of DouaUs county. Smith B.ootuheld rirr Wni.

S. Best, resigned. And also a long list ot Public Tne Senate took a recesx to meet the House in joint convention. X.T. GOV.

BABTX The Senate reassembled alter the joint convention aud Lieuc Gov. taarto was iutroauced as preaidiug by El Lieut. Guv. Yale. On taking tne Chair President Barto said that De oul give co higher pledge lor faithful and iuipartuJ discbarge of his duties than the oath ot office be nai taken in presence tne Senators, aud bow welt he reaeeu.ed that pledge be would leave the Senate to judge.

SPECIAL. LEGISLlATI' iS On a motion to the vote whereby the morion to sasenJ the rnbs ana put Senator Rice's Wilmar incorpoiation bill upon its passage was si. a spirited debate was bad ou the evils ot special legislation. Messrs. Drake.

Donnelly, Cluld. Oman and Wiikinsjn taking roug ground against the hasiv pass ge ot bilis of this character, ioagn il, detereuce to Senator Jiice the vote was reconsidered and the bill passed by a unanimous vote. 1TB. inxellt's PeaSOMAL- Mr. Donnelly reterr.d to bis remarks of this morning concerniug a paragraph in the i'rtss, and sold be would not have noticed it if one ol bis colleagues bad not been appa-lently quoted by the Press as its witueaa, and Culled on Senator WiILiUtOD, who and he never knew of an tnsianc? or beard beiore an intimation 1 hut Mr.

Donnelly claimed credit tor what other Coogr. ssmeo nnd done. SOCTHWrJvT KKI-fFT. Mr. Cox caled attention to the House con-cairent resolution of yesterday, relative to the distress in the soutuwest and moved a resolution of concurrence, wbicb was adopted.

Whereupon tne Piesi lent appointed Messrs. Cox and Drake npon tne committee provided for by the concurrent resolution. Adjourned to 10 A. af. to-morrow.

Iloaae. The Committee on Mileagi reported as follows Adams 72 miles, Artley, 280. Ange. 20. Barron 110 nii.e?.

Babcock, 171, Barnes. 1(50. Beard. 415, Benson, 414. Berry.

210, Be als, 24S.Becker. 150, Brown L. 130.Broan, L. 60. Duel.

262, Burlisoo. 92. Child 180 miles. Clarke 328, Crandall 140. Daniels 280 miles, Delanev.

140. Denny 70, Dilley 53. Dickerson 180, Dosduil 240, Drurv 144. Eckdahl 74 miles, Eppel 80. Ficker 60 miles, Fletcher 20, Flemings 203, Foss 3JO.

Gilmore 400 miles, Gilluk 140, Graling300, Greer 310, Groetsch 140, Hiilvorson 220 miles, Hanson. J. N. 245. Hanson, A.

350, Hausing 220, Harrison, 68 Hechiman 44. Uoaiy 120, Hill 270. Uoyt 8, Hughes 220, Hyslop 242. Zames 84 mMes. Jones 150.

or Ion 372. Keu-vortby, 185 lea, Kletcbka 40. Lawrence 144 miles. Lungley, 41, Lafond 220. Lord 194.

Looniis 40. Martin H. B. SO miles Martin J. 202, Manning 300, Mason 254, Mi-Cloakcy 32.

McDer-mid 142. McDonald 430. Melrose 180, Morgan 257. Morse 80. Nelson 156 miles, Norton 258.

Olds 240 miles OttumllO. Palmerh-e 180 miles, lVsson 120, Pease 290, Peck Pettit 20. Pood 320, Pratt 108. Rihiliy 140 miles. Rice 244, Retland 240.

Shellman 250 rcilvs. Sloan 184, Smith L. D. 200. Smith L-tvic 230 Smith J.

K. 200, Stanton 100, Swanstrom 304. Tavlor D. 400 tmles. Tavlor J.

140. Tirrell 60. Trask 428, Travca Treadwell 150. I vers: end 276 miles. Walker 365 miles.

West 330. Wells 58, Whiie 175, Will stou 82, Woodbury 60. Mr. Speaker 70 miles. stationery.

Mr. Benz. of Ramsey, railed np his stationery resnlntion. The resolution provides for stationery Krtilicates. Mr.

Morse moved to amend by striking out $15 and inserting $5. 1 Mr. Fletcher moved to a oend by inserting two dollars instaid of five. Lost, 26 lo 79. Mr.

Diivison. ot Ramsey, rehashed Mr Donnelly's figures on the stationery question and favored the two dollar amendment. Mr. Ch.lds. of Waseca, moved lo amend by antboiiziug tne "lerk procure tbe neeried by the Konse, providing the amount shall not exceed seven dollars.

Lost, 89 to 25 I M'. Metea'f moved to lay on the table. Lost. Mr. Ctiitd moved to iudefiatleiy postpone.

Los'. Mr. Graling. of moved a sulwti-tote, adding ten dollars lor postage, nnd for a comuiittee to assise tbe- Clutk in axpeuaing the money. This was lost also.

1 he live dollar amendment leaving the resolutiou aa intK duced. To gel out of the stationery dilemma the Hois adjVurned until il a. at When the House re-assembled, after the in angnial M-. Berry moved to amend by rdding "and postage" afler stationery, making the aSai of the Heavy Tax Pa yen of Ike City kat ta.a LLXm raklk BaUSUaa an TaxeA. The nuBabrr of heavy tax-payers in this city is large, and from a long list of those who pay taxes oa personal property here for 187 ww have srleoted those who pay over (300, and present the list this mornina L-Bue 9W60 first National Bank oj St.

1,469 60 Otid Puiaey 407 66 rarubam A bovetoy 'no ox O. T. Swett 214.47 Todd. Connor, Uaines A Co. 683 83 Altman A Louchheim 363 35 Bedlord, Boyos A Baker 638 9l W.C.

Baker 36123 Chalmers A Williams 361 0U Dunhani A Jounson 369 78 W. H. Kldred 88170 Oray Bros 60 Lara wsy. King Peri ine 36100 S. H.

M.itison 293 67 NcWell A Harrison 61138 J. C. Oswald 808 10 W. Petran 261 66 Rothschild A Brothers 29-2 60 ber jiau A Hall 234 00 J. Wilber 264 47 Peter WoHord 906 2S Barnard, CUrk A Cooe 264 60 Kauk of Minneapolis 287 60 O.

A. Burbaok A Co 281 75 I 'ov Kendall Bros. A Co 460 00 Ci Buik 3,876 00 a. LVshon 2J6 61 Id A Burdett 3-24 87 Kletclier. Loring A Byre 675 00 Puss A Benton S66 94 N.

P. Uriswold A Co 219 36 Hennepin County Savings Bank 1,150 00 i-o. Hale Co 346 00 W. H. Jacoby 209 30 W.

H. Uaalin 346 00 iimeys A Moles 319 1-2 B. Langdon 4fi0 00 Exchange Bank. 2,876 00 3. Pillst u.y 690 00 Ovid Piuney 287 60 H.

S.dle 1,056 57 Stewart A Co 230 00 WakDld A Plant 287 SO L. C. White A Co 214 19 Ankeny, Robinson A Pettit 464 10 Aukeuy Bros 38 77 K. A run 475 45 l. Butl A Co 46 25 R.

BaMwin 9 61 Cneiker BriM. A Lamoreaux 749 7u lay A S.ns 1,892 10 Dean A Co. l.trB 13 Eotman, Hovey A 901 42 liibson A Tyler 00 A. trruon 936 S3 N. B.

Hill 401 04 3 Jones 203 78 S. Judd 390 02 Johnson A Cope land 327 25 A. Aellv Lvman'A Williams 395 67 Morrison Bros 654 60 l. Morrison 915 71 Monitor Plow Work 291 65 Northwestern N.tional Bank 4,462 6(1 Pettit. Robinson A Co 639 Hi L.

Spink 291 56 J. K. Sidle 814 90 Smith. Parker A Co 266 26 W. D.

Washburn 612 26 A K. Winslow 313 86 Geo. H. Christian A Co 302 50 A. II Linley 227 78 Minnesota Linseed Oil Company 254 10 C.

E. Vand.r umh 3S6 Si Warner, Brewster A Co 242 00 Is tac At water 238 65 Among some the large taxes paid on large buildings in the city, we note the following Academy of Music 1,448 49 Pence Opera Uouse 1,370 09 A Kellv, (store) 796 96 1,216 25 First National Bank 651 00 W. Baker, (block) 655 50 City Bank 545 00 Bracket's Block 1.475 00 Westl.di's Block 1,875 00 Nicollet House 2 509 90 I lay ton's Blocs 1,136 3a No-thwrstern Back 963 50 The finest Teas and Coffees that the market affords at H. Mills A Son. 38 Bridge Square.

Personal Mention. W. B. Mitchell, E-q editor of the St Cloud Jparaai, was in the city yesterday. Mr.

John Brockway, a lnmber dealer of Lowell, and formerly of this city is in town on business. He brought with bim as a preeent to W. S. Jadd, Esq a young antelope L.C. White, E-q, and wife of Waterbnry, arrived in the city last evening.

Mr. White is the senior partner of Messrs. L. C. White A of this city.

Wtuiaa Ivort wishes us to say that the trot-ling p-rk al Lake Ca boon is in Hoe condition, an-i is tree to At Oilman' Auction Room to-day, at ten o'cio--k, a assortment of good household goods. At 2 o'clock. and in the even-11 barAia in shelf and show-case gOOds. tavaatt Sale ot holiday foods. Coy kcndall Bros.

A Co. are offering nnusaal inducements this year lor the holiday trade. Furs, dress goods, Ac cheaper than ever before. Ccrkendail Bros. A Nic ollet Rlock.

Aa-ara Cook, The largest, heaviest aud beat Cook Stove made. Warranted by thrmanufacrurera to last 16 years. Sold only by Janneys A Moles. K. C.

Ilart'a L. ft tea' viae Boots. Serge button, regular price (4 60 selling al (4 00 Pine Kid 6 00 6 00 Pine kid-foxed, button, do 6 60 4.76 to close out balance ol onr stock. Mftay other fine goods in same pioportion. Oreenleaf A Bu chanan, Washington avenue, corner First Ave nue South.

Silverware. a The finest eolb-ctlou of new styles of Silverware, for holiday gifts, at WeUV Jewelry Store, opposite the Nicollet House. Wauled. A good horse in exchanze for drv good. Ad- dn-aa immediately, Dry Goods," Tsjaras of- nce.

Clalrvoyaat. Madame Amlrews can lie consulted for a short timeonly, at her residence, No. 114 Washington Avenue North. Terms, tl. La.fi lea ran.

We are closing out at cost. Puller A Simpson Caps. Winter styles now in. Puller A Simpson. VaTrovrwear.

Call and see us. Puller A Simpson. BaBTalo aaat Faacar Rothes and coats at Puller A Simpson's. Our annual sale of Winter Dry Goods, of all kinds, will commence on Monday, January 4tb, and wi'l make very low prices, to close them at once. 14 Nicollet Block.

K. P. Wallace. Ask your Grocer Tor Pmssinit's Vinegar, celebrated for Its purity and strength. Warranted to preserve pickles for yean.

First premium awarded at o. S. and other Pairs. Largest works In the United States The Prussing Vinegar Works, Chicago. Candy baskets, clear toys, and mixed candies at all prices.

Our celebrated chocolate, cream, and cocoanut caramels are made fresh every day Leave your orders for Christmas and New Years cake at French candy store. While selecting those Chnstmas presents, thick how appropriate a pair of shoes or slippers would be. Gents', Boys' and Youths' slippers, neat and nobby. Just received at C. B.

Hef- Vlfingfr's. Elegant toilet and fancy articles for the holi days. Choice French confectionery and "Park A Tilford's" fine imported cigars, at "City Drug Store," Nicollet House. I it worth while to buy any bnt useful and enduring presents. Poss A Benton's stock ofll-r a rare opportunity for all to make liberal holiday purchase.

Dr. C. N. Boardman, Dentist, office No. 262 Uenneoin avenue, between Washington avenue and Third street.

Charges as reasonable as else-ahere. Many novelties imported by Poss A Benton will be placed on sale this week at prices reduced to meet the demand ol the times. For Twenty Days we offer our entire stock ol Dry Goods at cost, as we are going out of the rade. Allen A Blakeman. Imported Cheese.

Cheddar. Edam. Stilton and taar-Saao. st J. H.

Mills A Son, 38 Bridge i Sqcare. Alden's dried fruits, peaches, cherries and ooru.atj. B.MUlsASon,3B Bridge Square. ALE CO. GaXB.

A tff 11. Rest, Gaar A. EacrOv. si B.O Habuk, i Sportal Partner N8URANCE AND eal Estate Agents BealaenU of If lnneapolU eince 18SS.1 Cor.Nicollet and Wash. Avefi.

Open from a a. m. to 8 p. m. rrsoas deairina to buy or aell Beal Ea.

spedtully inviiea wcaiier wicn us. When desired lelt for aale. will advertlael In ikt. 1 property wimont charge. afbNKY LOANED on rat-rlase real eetate aecnr ly so as to net the lender 12 p- aent.

interest. represent the following old standard Fir. Com pan a that have paesed triumphantly through the terrible teau of Portland, Virk-burg. Chicago and Boston m. muhui command your continued roa-and paaronage Bdehce North British Mercantile Hertford, Phcenix, ntinental, Northwest ern.

1 HAHD TIMES! Loals Wlater. Lack af Kmployiaral. Thin why do yon pay rent when joa can da better? 100 Lots in Gale's 2d Addition, FifiittiWard, twelve bictrka from tbe City Hail, 300 to $duu. all -u four yemra' time, if you will build a bon on tbem ir tf too csu't build. In mail mouibly or week! paueut.

T4 bLot 4, block 6, BaEoock Bice's addition, with torr bona, $1,250. V2 jt04.d new hou-e aud lot on 1Mb atret-t, between ar-ottlaxid and Park At noea. 9 9,8 ps-tory bou, with lot 6. xiti feet, oa Sixth strait, ettnTnieut to buamcsM, f4 30. 877 Fine bonae and 34 -vrre of Lmd on Hennnui avenue, near Jefferaon ftchool Roane, lu.u0.

S39 fcmtll honae and lot at ruer lltb atreet tM 6th arenne eouth. tlJjiiO. 96 bny bouae and IX tot- in Hancock 9i l.fVfb mill bny new houae and lota at trarner 3141 a.tee. ana fiymomn 378 Chic tKabarbtn Property efeanfe for C'ltr Property- 79 Iloaae and lot on 7 lit atr-t, star aotkb, I.J30. 84 lif-uae and half lot i Jack on, Ianiela k.

Whit' addition, 7X. Two etory botu and 2 lota In Elliot's addition 73. Hoaae and acre lot on Cnlveraity are, oeu 14. K-1: urrh; t3.IJilO. STa.

Hoaae with 1 rooma, cellax. well and intern lot on 11th at. Uood loctttiou; i.two ST Hjouae and barn at coruer Meveutb audcatarac BtMietB; kit I3'i ftet aquare. Price 6ft ritae hooe Kreenbotue, and 5 lota on Mcotle Iilakid, price fti Uonia(l atoriea) 6 rooma, rellar, Hstera and pot, on First Arenne North, lanhstreau; 'o-atory honae and good lot la Eincork Risk's addition; price $16-). 69 ta and M.

block 7. Murphy'i addition, with il bouae: I l-Ur-t nt la-Mt fl hlfhf f. Ataf.ttr'a mAA tirr, aarith I l-ft story nmae; price 1.676. SA Sft.tM; will boy 1 i-2 atorr boa nearly dmt, and cwoj lota, at corner 23d atreet and avenue aonth. 45 II.S--H wUI bay lot block Murphy a addi- tiofi, with honae.

Hona- ai lot on Nicollet Island. Price, $2,100. t2 yood honae. barn and -acre lot at corntj- bth atr and 7th avenne a-mth. iouae and two tota at coruar Sth street and 11th av iue couth, 500.

86 loQM and lot on 3d arenas north, mar Waib lug on avenue, RESIDOCE LOTS. 79 Irot 6, brock 31( TameU, Moore Caae'a addition f7-f0. 97 i me tot with half of a od atone well, convid. sidrrabie ahrubbtiy. 4c, next tj Mr.

Howe'a, in Bai lion's a.dirio&, fl.Oi. I ractionai lot on E.veraide avenue and 4th trett, on lb tlii i. STS will bay a good lot on 7th at bet, near 17tb aTHpTie KHiTb will bay food lota in PUTen' addl- tioo. kt enrtM-r FraukliL an avenue. tit i 5gu each wul buj two nice lota in fcjiioi'a addition, 15 TOO will buy a good lot on Franklin U- twvn Portland an Park aTenaee.

fcit will bny lot 4. block 14. Gale's 2d sedition. I a3 wiii hay quarter acre lot on 3d sueet, eeait 1Mb avenne outb j5 fStiuowiJl buy a ord lot 7th atreet, be- twen (ienuepin and iSjcoilet tTenaf-i. tft tat will buy two lota at corner 13th atreet and 2d alxenoe aonih.

373 1 1 4UU will bny two good lota on 17th street, nea: Park avenue. lioice retudv-nc lota ntex Fraiiiviiu fchool boa at 500 v-ax-li. ood quartet-acre lot on 3d atreet, near Viae; priC 2- fl.avaU 37-2. jo a 7. 8.

and 10, black 33, 'Grovcland Addi tion;" 500 each. 306. litota at cor id Avenue Sorth and 11th atreut will aell in three parcels. Price, fft At, HOW IS THIS IOK LOU' 397 IoU 1. 2, 3 and 4, block 33.

addl-4 tion at corner Lyndiie aud Hawthorne arenuea, oppaite sir. Lamoreaox'a line ra.deoce, all for -Larffe quantity- off Timber Land neaii Lake and atfaer part af Hennepin tuutr iavapaud an einftv term. 226 for 100 acrea timber land in town of Min-netr aU, three miies frMm railroad. 333 t.iVeO will buy tot 8, Lawrence Reeve'a outlet-, front.n on Chicago avenue. l.li.tl will buy 10a, acrea land on I yndale Road, nearCbirago avenue.

374 1 io acTa land in Carver conntj, seven mile Irom Bail -oad; 120 acr- gool timber; cuts 50 tone hay; fl.biu; will exchange for city property. 79 1 acrea choice land on Lale Miunetonka, 22 er acre. 37u 1.500 will boy 175 acres la. Big Lavk Minnetionka. Terms easy.

360 $K5o will buy 5r acres land, all fenced, acrea tillable, baltnce madow, not tar from tbe city. -a, 3C6 12 lfv-lieu acrea on Uenoepin ave, near R. P. Baa aell 'a; 30per acre. 57- Five acre out-lota, on the bluffs, overlooking the city per acre.

8f frouth half lot Emerson's addition, 21-2 acres near 26th iron ting on lark and Portland ave nucs: price, 84 per acre will buy the aouthast quarter of aection 22. tuiu 119, raue i. 73 4. out. will buv 5 aires land fronting an Park andrPortlatid avenuea.

rtjyb acrea laud in aection 33 town 130. rauge 21. 70 SOacrea laud in c. 35, town 119, range 21, nearly all fenced with boards and oaK poctc; price 1,600. BUSINESS PROPERTY.

1 The lot on which the "Revolution Store" now 'j. stands, on Waahinifton avenue, at per front foot. T25 119 feet on Pl3 month avenue, near 2d street, 40 per toot, 374 44 teet on Washington avenne, near 1st avenaa ponui, at f4j0 ier foot. 373 'Two good buan lota on Nicollet avenue, near Warner's bJock, at $220 per foot. 373 Two butunesa loia on Nicollet avenue, ntr Cypher'a Ke ton rant, at $100 per foot.

64 S4.3(r0wiil buv lota audio, block 8, B. M. Case's addition, with houne and barn. 270 floo per foot will bu Lot 4 in block 97 on Wash ington ave. 38 50witl buy a good 2-htoiy Brick Buildin and Lot in Centre Block, which rente ior year.

A ibnainess lota on Washington avenue, at $75 toot. 'FOR -rrTvrvr. 13 Good bona Parn, kc.t at coruer l'iih street aud Hennepin ivenoe, $30 to $3j yer mouth 13 Baseiueut, Jio. Niculiet avenue, lor storage. $200 per year.

14 Meeping room (furnished) in Him eon Block, at $5 er month. 14 Boupe with 8 rooixB. cellar and well, on 6th avenue south, oetween Uth aud ltitu s-reets. at $S0. la Fine store in 'WeattalJ'B Block," per year.

12 8 mall house en Hennepin avenue near 13th at, $6 per mouth. 11 Oo house and barn at cor. 11th at. and Haw- thori ave. 11 Fit bouse and barn tn Murpby's addition, $30 per month.

10 Houf-e and barn at cor 1st are, and 13th 16 per month. 9 Good home on 7th are south near 3th st, $25 moot. 9 Bona on 0th at near 1st ave. noitK $18 ne mon tb. 1 Small house on Washington arenne, near Un-colu School House, at if lit ier month.

1 Store, No. US Wash uglon avenue, at $25 pe month. 2 Large bouse and barn in North Minneapolis, a $15 per month. 13 Large furnished house, with gas and water, corner 1st street and 3d avenue aontb. 13 Two good rooms over '-Hennepin Avenue Savings at t00 por year.

AIko basement of same t.uiidinir. Cheap. 10 Rooms over Lyman Williams Drug Store, Washington avenue. 4 Good hout- and barn on Stevens avenue, near 14th atreet, at $3'. jer month.

2 Hoaae on 21 avenue south, mar 4fh atreet, at ilS. 4 Cottage House at corner 1 uh utreet au.l 2d ave- ntaaa anntri i 8 Fnrniabed bourn, 10 cellar, well, cistern and bam, at corner atb ar and 4th avenue sonth, at 76 per month. (Coal and wood laid in. I i-AJ Land to teaaa at oorner street and 4th avean.s. north, at fc per front foot.

11. HAWKINS. O. P. HAWKINS.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 26 Washington Avenue, $6,700 will buy one of the finest residence ear- nert on 1tk street, 192x133 feet good tor-nd-ft-half toas. caller, weii, cm tern aad tabl. A good tblDR. to fl.100 will bar tbe most beautiful and de-treble reaidence lota on Nicollet, econd, Hte i Ten audTblrd aveuaea one quarter caahand tHT tbree anuaai pynieuU at IU per cent. ff4.J0 will buy a floe market-gut-a of 10 acres, 14 mi lea from city limn on We em avenue; 1 new booe.

Uble, bennery, two weHa, aniall 1 1 rait, Ac. ry eaay teriua or will exchange for city property. will buy one of the ftneet lota In Hancock A KiMa addittoB-fAlH) canb and Id percent. Jfr, 600 will bur one of tbe bent baaineaa lota on iWaanrngton arenae, m-m- Minnetonka atreet. 3 l'rtn in woii, mela Wbitney'a add it ton, at $vatt91tj0 coejA, and payments extending ovrr 6 yetrs.

2 Bcrea of fine land on Chicago avenue. t4ftu reinJ good residence in good looatlons for fta'e verv cheap. fnrK caab and 10 per cent, tor 1 and years, will buy a Ane lot in Wright's addition. eMtJU caab, will bay ioi 8, block 170-nil qnar- ter-acre lot, on Ud street. will buy one of the at loU In Gate's 2d addition.

3rix.6tju will buy one of tbe Beat quarter-acre Iota on 4th street, only four blocks from the Nicollet Hob sc. -69f will buy two fine tots on Cfaieago avenue, near lOtb tftreet. awf7uii will bay a fine corner lot on Franklin are. JMr''' tfer acre wa all buy a bne farm oi K6 acrea, 4 milt's from tne bruin worth per sere. t9T-V) acr a fl rat-rate pine land to exchange tor good residence lots (W1 Teral fine residence properties for sale very cheap.

9tf- will tuy two and a half acres on Park and Pori land avenues. Terms fair. (ST cask will bny ten of beautiful land on ftloomiugton avenue. will floe half block (S lots) tn Elliot's add itiea half caab. Tf70 i-er acie will bay acres fine improved land near kirhdetd Miil will bay any one of three of the best lota on Cherry street, lu Jackton, lniels Jt Whitney's aild tion on very lilv ral term w-fa 0 half caab 11 bn any one of nine quarter-acre kns, below Oder rti one third onh II buy two acres on Western aone.

A ood Thtnff. mirfttv--blt cuib will btiy aline lot and small bonne in Murphy's addition. win tUy a hour of twelve room a. fine atone cellar, e.tern, wil, a table all new two fine lota, i corner, on Kit-oil- avenue. aV per fo 4 will bny 2i 44 or OH feet on Wash-tHpu avenue, opposite First National Hotel.

$T5 per foot ill buy a fine buaiua uroperty on Amea street, witnin lUU feet of Washington t'tv one. will buy a fine let in Hancock Rice's addition. rt-V will buy a flrst-class lot on Third street. In Lower town. per acre will bny tbe best rrsidur rite em Lake jdxmnrUmhts one-half mile from Wayzsta.

Mi' per acre will buy some of the bet Ine in th. Sla'e. in REAL ESTATE, and Insurants Broker. PENCE OPERA HOUSE. A general knowledge of the standing of Inanraoce Companie, acquired by lng experienc einewhere, and accurate mlor.iiU'u as to their freaent condition, will enable him to blare all naka cxmAded hia iieanajreutent In carefully selected Conipaniea, H-i tm.tr- kold.

taxes gaid and income collected Money teaned on productive city property, at not escetidiRH- otftttird market alie, at tto is per ceut. lniereit. and pr naij al pwyable In any section of tbecoaDtry deaig4.ted Vy tbe lender, bofTCwr paying all xpecat-a. Mill wanted, witb good water power and not less than four run of stone, near railroad, or AT PRIVATE SALE. Dwelling llonae sad Llvt-ry Stable, A abtintiai brick Im-Hling House, in tboroufrb re, air.

with Urce. uot. lot 4 leet on r-'unh ue t. hj 157 oa FuM Avv-bo- aoutb. and tbe well-known frtabieri oppoalie Ue Hd Poet Office, tot 44 f---t iront '0 by t-67 to an ailef li leet wide, ledmg from Se- ood street to tehm ton Avenue.

Ei titer wiii od below it vaine, the owner being about to eare the Third. Bcluw lleaaeplM. A lot 92x97. on Third street adjoJnng the fiidwell Meat Markrt; tot will be s'id at a low price. at.d tbe teres of payment made eiy.

Wathlsfton Artaic Prpertjr. rlfmseand Lot north comer Waahington and Second aetiuea north. 66x2, w.th two tory and tbe lot iijterventng heteeu that and tbe li1--ek. I ret in dfptb to an all try 11 feet wide, iib two bouf of 17 rooaia, in good r-pair. Boh are oiTcrcd nt 'he value ot tne ground, without regard to tae coat of im prove i.

ft 4 acres near Po egana at'iected by the (trenent owner for hia own nae after personal examinauon sveragtng w.th in bail a mile etf the water. Title per-fwet. Store on Washington avenue A very desirable rcuil stand on leased ground, on W'aabington avenue. 1 ase having 8 years to run. Kaart Ik wt HcsaeplH.

The lot north corner Pm.rth efeet and Hennepin STeniie, bviug a out of on tite former aud frj, ou the latter, wid be diviiied to suit purchaser. Mextmepis. A venae. 1 lots North Kitle Hennepin, Weatof Waahtrgton; HS lo front by 1 to an allfy 16 feet wide, from Washington avenue to Third stret-t, which is recti) in the rear ef thee lota try another of like width leading into Firat avenue North. On the fashionable promenade of the cttv.

opposite tbe Nicollet, and separated trozn the Academy of Music by a single buiidiuir, tlieae lota preeent an admirable location fur any concern desiroua of securing lare retail trade. st. Paal Ktre nasi Murlar. Fifty Phi rea of the Capital Stock of the 6t Paul Fire and Marine liunraiice Company. Academy of Made Bine In.

Lot went aide of Waithincton avenue, north of Hen nepm, ifi leet fro t.t by .00 to a wide alley. This is tbe lat deep lot left vacant in that block. The owner declines selling to a a peculator, but vrilj oft -r ta-vorahle terms to any p-vrty who will erect a good brick building. ZVteollet St ore a Tbe well-built New Brick Stores at ths south corner of NtcMlet and Third streets; The preeent net rental of the buildings will pay a handsome interest on the sum aaked lor the entire property, in hiding '21 feet front on McoUei and 4J on Third, now va -ant, Lota on WnshlBgtvn A venae. Three lota on Washington avenue, sdjoinfng that on which Mr.

Oswald is about to erect a fire pro if warehouse, and two othera opposite the. Acaaemy or Music. These lts are believed to be 'the most eligible fr business purposea left unoccupied on uie avenue, ana will ne soia on easy terms i pay-ment. i'Olt HAIaE OK TO LET, Large and Dwelling ON WASHINGTON AVENUE. Near first Avenue North, lot 22x by 155 feet to a side atiey.

The front building is loo feet deep, on substantial stone foundations, wth capacious cellar, and coal vaults extending under the front pavement, and large 2-story Date nutiuiins. econdl. Son tlx or Nicollet. Lot adjoining south corner Nicollet and oec, ond streets, 15 feet tront ou Second street by 92-with two lory tram- building xixii. 7 he lot is bound north and went bv alleys iz fe wide, and on tbe Boutn by ltvioot alley leading into Washington avrnue.

Tbe transfer of the Post office to, and the concentration ot ifiness in and round the 'iLy Ball will render this isolated lot peculiarly desirab lor any purjiose requiring ample suace and convelr ent acoes on ail sidue. It will be sold on easy termn oi pay Oa cut. MONEY TO LOAN. On satixfactory KeaJ Estate security. In sums ol SUM) ana onwards.

Ii. BUTLER Manafactnrera and Bealera to Pine Lumber, LATH WIINGLES. Pine LoBiber of all kinds on hand, or aawed to or. der at the lowest prices. yard and Oirce corner of Water and Dakota streets near the St Paul Pacific Railroad.

Mills at St. Anthony. All orders promptly filled Mound City Life Ins. Company, ST. 1.01IS- A STRONG STOCK COMPANY.

Capital Over $1,000,000.00. CLAVDB VOX TKOTI1A, Agrat. J. O. McFaklaxb.

4. 8. BtTKD. f. C.

WH1TVT McFarlane, Burd REAL ESTATE aud INSURANCE OFFICE IN BIDLE'S BIX)CK. tm- The oldest eetabUshed Beal Katate Donee in the cltv. 01 SI DlilS nmmx III I 1 ill 1U11UU COPE. HANS RETAIL DEALER IN AVENTJES, BniSTiA Palais, TlJIawCI3 BROTHERS Lnmber. Yard and OfBoe.

on Washington Avenue Depot. Stoves! TO CLOSE THEM PuttcriiH. Superb T. (1HM. Horck Adams.

ARRIVAL ANQ DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Winter Arrangiment- ExpltBBtion of If-renee Wtnr Paturilar ex cefHtnd Sunday escrpbd; kick day xcej.b I autiuaye omy. miiFipou! t. P4ix, niru Mi kill': Mill nn.u i rick- Office? Mrallrt lln-e utair Urr(taan4 ftrrwtaHlrrei.Tf inneap alia a 1 LKaVEia. aaaivaa.

Mileaukf alid I 1 Caacaso Niichl I Prairie Caia. Miiaankfie aad caicasw Imj Mlnneapotia aad Anatin Ac commodatitm If innato11a. Anatta and Rt Lamia k.a(iraa :15a.n. I SiVp.m. I 3:10 m.

'lStlOp ra. m. p. SB. hhako ler.

C'tfaAa Carver and 1 utencoe 1 Stl5 a.m. I 45 p. m. i 3:10 p.m. i ui.

aiantapons aa nx. 1'aai Tralna I Sits p. Uaatlna-a. Rrd Wins, Wmo- 1 1 na A La Cruaae 4 45f.ra I a i. m.

Baiitino. Ked Wing. Wlno- I na aad La Croaae Accoai'nt :lXa.m. T. HA I I.

Sv PAdl lC KAILHilall 'lrat la on Taaisa. Laavaa. aaniVKS. uaa. in.

fe a. m. MinnrarxUaMH 1:11 p. I p. 1 imp.i 4.30 p.

1 a 1 6:40 p. I tt eiroae. arnia use. MinnMnfjlia i a Breckeurldite 8: bt.m. UKA.AMO ACOoxariOATioa.

MinneapoUa 3 p. ta. Iwlaao tgtt. tfcoaaoDiTioa. ai-SvlS a.

m. 37pi rt 13. tn i Ii m. I 1: Up. IB.

I I I I I H. It A Ml ALT tifeneral Ttct Agent. toi.i St sr. 1.111 is Wll llrpol 01 M. Paal A.

Paiilic Urpet, orner Uathinman Attnuc anal lonrlh Avenue orlli. TRAIWH. Wbtte Oar. Ktillwater and liulatb Lxirr.a While Hear "and Stillwater AcconififOtatlon Uoekiua, dn Prain-. liaa ka.

Carver and Hioax Ullv Junruon AccofutLOaaiiuu. 1 LEAV0. aaarvaa. I a. m.

1 JiBp.m 4:441 p. m. m. I 7 Va I 11 31 a m. 4 'Arp 10.

h.TAIl.Vl. Alt tmna connect at Slonr itv Juactiim with trains for Mankato. ht. Peter, Sew Cim, Sioux Citv and all point, on th Sioax City liaiiway. t.tiio5r TBA1SS.

Rr Paul Dulntb Braiiierd I Kfift) Brainerd I LEATBH. 7 45 a. nj. lii; a. m.

a m. 8:00 a m. Hnsi a. m. p.

60 lu 7:3 1 p. p. p. 9:10 a. m.

ru. :45 p. m. 9si a. m.

m. Fargo (fcat llJRtji BTI ates raaiKii. St. Paul 7:45 a m. I 11 a.

ro. I m. I 7 .40 a m. llama, m. I 15 p.m.

I m. All trains ran daily exi-ept Hnodav. G. U. SAJiBOKS.

Ufa. Tieket Ag't. Brainerd, Minn. C. W.

HEAD, Gen. Manager, Ht Paul. Minn. VVM UI.MU.SI KAILWAV-Besot a aaai ina; ion avenue and llakola root, a icltet Office. o.

5, irollet llsuae Hlork. antt at St. f. Ike pot. i.r av aaarvEH.

Ii'liicago Express 9zlrm. ni. ni. New Kicbniong 2:45 p. ru.

a. m. ITbrouch train connecting at Camp Douglaa tr Milwaoaee and La Cnfaae. G. HrSTlSGTtiN.

ien 1 ae. A Tiiket Ant. v. it. is JEWELER, DEALF.lt Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, SPECTACLES.

rare ful Attention to Repairing Watches and Jewelry. All Work Warranted. Central Minneapolis, E. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL. DEALERS IN FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN, BAtT.ET HAT.

nUSKS, and everything usually lound in a Well Itegnlattd Feed Store. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR BRIDGE, "EJ -t Division. NEW STORE. MISSES A.

M. R. C. HENDERSON WoDld invite the attention of the Ladies of Minneapolis and the surrounding country to their new Block or Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. Rubbers, A retire, he.

Also, a nice stock r-f FURS, IN GREAT VARIETY, their ol stand 86 Hennppln avenue, (220 new Xo.) opposite Express utBce. We hope to see all onr old frteads. and many new ot-a. Kinnrapolia, October 3)th, 1873. l.VrKBUAl' Wt.AlHKtt KKFUU'l.

As aaaatlraitrct at Saury's Optte-laa Store. I 13 SMIIrl Hmmm Block. 15 "above. 1 p. 1 81 above a.

at i i r. i 17 II a. To-D' Adenif. V1BST fUla Dsa Morris Boworth'e Hibersrtea. at Veit'e Diuc.og AcdefAty.

Sais at. u. Mwiiaon. Aa.lroee. osia'a Ho.ue of htuaic.

and aa. Loaia Kaiiwaj. varan tios (Probata Sotice -nurJiii'i 9ale. VAST COHJM.t TBUD raSK. aiv Board KiT First venne Jlh.

taeated lo rut Uoud rTomia-ory ote. iFjr Mill tTaod $1 jr Load. S-l or tient -aeeau knr na MuL wanted Oeutteeaan ijorrspoideuta. LOCAL KOTir iSS TV JiTH FAOS. faction bale J.

Oilman. BibBBS Baedwbli, have on hand a stock of black walnut, ail tUkkinaoa. for aale low. i Entertainments and Maetings. twin of the Court of Common Pleas to da J.

Cat R. H.Wiiiow. the Soirituitist lecturer, will be here oa the 18th instead of the SStb inU- RW. D. Breed, of St Paul, will aupplvthe-pulpit iu Westminster Presbyterian church Sundae ntoruiiic.

A fair audience listened to Prof. Barnard in Harrison Uali last evening, ami he delivered Verj interesting It-ctore on scientific topics. Briar Mention. Mr. James Leigliton's faorw ran away again jesterdaj and suiashed ud another sleigh.

The comity has rea ild the sum I (2,633 37 as interest fn its deposits in six banks, froin Hay 1st to Drceniiier 31f, 1873. The new bri store built be Oreely, Lore last jear, at a cost of $7,000. was owlttrd from our list of improvements. Mr. 6 K.

Warner has laid the foundation for tso new three-story brick stores on Fourth Street iu the rear of liia Urge block. On Deceuilier 31, 1373, the county had on hand 37. It was distributed as lUlows: in County BWveiiue fund, (7,359 93; in County Jail fuud, The Monitor Plow Works started Uieir ma-cuiuery agaiu last Monday. They arc now manufacturing breakers and corn tools to Sil large orders already in hand. A korse and cueaer.

perambulating the streets list night without a driver, were secured by officer West and placed in Deshon'a stables lor safe keeping. R-v. Mr. Mitchell has the sympathy and cordial confidence ot his congregation at both St, Paul and Minneapolis, and ot the general public, in hia fanuijr trouble. The police hare arrested Ed.

Burns, the notorious pick-pocket, wno was ordered out of town a short time ago by the Chief of Police. Bums came back after a few only to tall into the hands of the officers ot the law. He and Hicks, J. will hol an iuterview this morning. A poor fellow wrho wanted to get married very much on Thurs'luy evening, was sadly disap pointed to fiud that he could not procure a marriage iie-nse as his inamorata was not eighteen.

Too bal. Sir.th Aloock, the girl tow'iom the President of the Magdalen Home eff red a home, has ac cepted the offrr, and proaxises to q'lit her present anode of life. She sold her household tff -cts. and will go to the Hone to-dy. THE WEEK OF I'KAYER.

Am Order of Exerclaea iHaea by ttao Aaaer-itaa KTaactilrillllaarr. The American Evangelical AiiiaiK-e ha prepared the follawin order of religions lor the "Week ot r'raTer. and reoommeuds its ohwrnnte to ilie Evangelical churcbee tltruugu-OUt tlie ulled State Saturday, Jan. 10. Prayer: forth Christian xnimtr; tor Sunday cliool; tor revivals Matiiew" is, ii; i uU-ronjniy iv, 9: llrltvws iii, 3.

Sunday, Jan. II SmoiiS' Chri-t's king dom, nutveral and everlasting. Psalms xcvii, 1-17, and the suits of the Sixth General Conference ot the vaiig-lical Alliance. Bisbke or Bakowux, contractors, are rvady to give low bids on all kinds of buildings Thanks. Deacon Uarnion, of the Relief Committee appoint to collect sni plit fur the euflVrers in Cotton witl county, has received the following letter of acknowledgment: Wi.viKijt, Cottonwood Jan.

7. Allen Harmon, Esq Mnf. pit-: Dealt Sib In betmlf ol the destitute, I c-. knowlelge the ro-ipt ot your car of hUfilies. i hare work.st two days hard dividing tli-tn out 1 wish yon had o-me up, f-r it is a great Job r-ttii' tlie linlit kind at ih- right time.

It Wt uld do yHir li-art gkod ti, arr the tears and hear the Oo.t bless in response lor ynar reble irenerosity. 1 mm workiite hnt and laiilifulljf, but will be amply rewarded as I go aion-. i 4t appears to me that yonr noble peni.le will forever be rntef-k-d ly the Divine Hand ol Pmvidenee. I will give yon lull detail of all the family reli-wd in a lew dav, with a suhsun-Uml i. poll of how we are lik-ly to gn tiirough, and a hat else is iw-ary to'lv rlun it an-tbing.

We are thankful that our t- op. and warm; It is savirg a great -al of suffering. Yours tru'v. PaTTVs, CkuirwuiM rf Relief Committet. B.

Brr's Danciug Academy. See adver-tiarmenou firi p-g-. The Conversation Class. The Publh-Clan in Sc ri ce and Knglish will meet on Monday evening in Harrison Hall, to rficus Architecture in i's theoretical principles and practical development. It Is hoped that sonv of our city architects will take this opportunity to tell the public what they know aUut hiiildine; and that the Indies will have aoniethitig to aav abnnt how they wool baild a hns (im reference to cl vt rotn Tin Class seems hi b- ra-rrenial in its thrift Tlie interest has rontinuM into the second winter not on'y ntmbah-d.

but constantly increasing. LtM Monday evening, though there were river nvettne iifalmo-t evt-ry chnrrh in the eity tbst dorw otf many cf the nsuil was crowded, and the attention undiminished. Woman's Home Concert. There was an excellent rehear last night Get your reserved seatsthis morning. We pul- hsh the prograrnmee to-morrow.

It should be known that Miss Barton, Mis. Adams, Mrs. Tyler and several others of onr most aceom pitched solo singers will lend their attractions to the entert uuiueut. Mr. Barton also very kindly furiiiskes his now Mathnshek Grand Piano, which aod-r the skillful touch of Miss Burton in accompanirment and solo, wilt in spirit if not inspire the house.

Sea advertise-B'Ul B. Vsrr's Dmrlog Academy. See advertisement on first page. The Fire on Hennepin Island. We stated iu orr last issue that the cooper bop ot Joseph OVf-rlock was bnrnrd on Thursday nig'it, and we now hare forth par lieulars.

Mr. Overlook says that without doubt, It was the work of an incendiary. Where the fire started was over 60 fnet from where there lfd lem anv fire whatever for over a year. Hl-'ut 150 Wrels were burned and quite a hit ot tx-k: fire sets of tools and all Die bop fitruitnre. The loss (, with no He Is net reruin whether he will rebuild or not.

Basnw iu, manufacture all ainds of doors, sash, blrndia, mouiding, store tronti, kracketa, tc etc at their shop. East Division. Accident to Mrs. Butters. Wtf.

Isaac II. Butters, who resi les on Seventh street betWfen Eighth and Ninth Avenue South, Bart with a severe accident Testerday. About Boon she w-nt out in the rear of the house, and vaile waikieg along, slipped and fell, striking the back of 1 head. Tne base of her skull and bead were so irjared, fhat the ehan-at ef her reoorerj are doubtfaL COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY. FIJiAiNCIAL.

New York. New iorx. Jan. 9. MONEY Easy at per cent.

Legal tenders increased 1 1, 650 ,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Firm; 4 83 for 60 days and 4 86 87 tor sight. HOLD-Ranged at l.llx&t.ll closed at I.I IX Carrying rntes 3j7 per cent, gold, with 1-33 premium. Clearings t60.0u0.000. STATU BONDS Quiet and nominal.

UOVERNMKMTS Closed firm. BTUI KS There was great buoyancy in Wall street to-day, with an active business in stocks, and prices Headily iucrea-rd duriug tbe afternoon. Stocks such as Ohio, Union Pacific and Cleveland, Columlios Indiana Central are much sought after, and are gradually approaching the I111.I1 pmiea ef alaiut a year ago. In business circles trade is irnproviug and values ri-ing iu all directions. A cheerlul feeling prevails.

The amount of dividends declared br Hartford, business corporations for the last half of the year just cloeed is t3.3S0.3S3. Of tilts the insurance companies contribute the following: rerCtnt. rapital. Diridendt. tna Fire, probably 10 00 1 arUord Foe.

1 roibly 1 Oaiftal limn) Pbwaix ru-e, lTutalily 1 OA) 4tt.iJ Nitiouai Fire aol.ov onnwticul Fire .1 Orient re i 0WI Atlas Kite inew Ti-atelera' lonurance 4 (l.iui Steam Boiler Ina irrokably. HI LOMMlutJia. a. MIlwaakH. Teltgram.

MilWACKKB, Jau. 9. WHEAT At 4 e'olock p. m. wheat was active and firm at 1 15 cash and 1 37 seller February.

In Chicago it closed Irregular and unsettled at I 3Seller February. COR. 1-Lower; 69 seller February; 661,0 seller May. Milw ackbx, Jan. 9.

DRKSSKD nOtiS SO, all round. LiVK HOtiS Prices have declined about lOe for prime. We quote tb. range at 4 9U.45 60 tor inferior to chuuKai. FLOCK Steady aud quiet at paevious prices.

WHKAT Tbe market at the morning mrd wss active aol buoyant under favorable New York and Liv-rpoot advices, and prices ruled 5le higher. ilea amounted to about ITS.lKaj 1-usbeUai I 35 for No, 1 ppring in store; I 23 for No cah ax.d seller January; 1 34 1 35j seller February; I 37 rt 28 Max-h; I 16 lor No. 3 iu store. Holders old freely St the advance. On 'Change the market coutinu-d strong aud prie-s again advanced tully 11 ijp, in sympathy with Chicago.

No. 3 opened at i 4 casn aud seller Jauurr. 1 35 seller F-bruary, closing at I 34 lor tbe tormer aud I 3b ti for the latter. No. I closed Strung at 1 Sola l-a- rcecipU not in elevator D.

Iklcaia Chicago, Jan. 9. WHEAT Active and better No. 1, 1 36 No 3 closed at I cash; 1 iff seller February, and in open Board In the afternoon I 18 was bid rash; i 28 Februarv; sales ot March at I 30-, Xo 3 spring Chicago 1 18; rejected 1 11. Sew York.

Nbw Yobk, Jan. 9. WHEAT Receipts. 179,380 bushels. Tbe market was higher with a moderate inquiry.

1 fJ41 68 for Iowa spnns: 1 60? I 67 for Northwestern spring; I 68 lor No. 3 Milwaukee; I 63 65 for No. 2 Chicago; I 67 rl 70 for No. 1 Minnesota: 1 70 lor No. I Milwaukee; I 75 for white Michigan; 1 631 63 for No.

3 spring; I 69 lor No. 1 Chicago. Liverpool. Liverpool, Jan. 9.

BREAD3TCPF3 Quiet WHEAT Q.iiet. California white 13i 1013 14-; red western spring 13a 4-1 3 13a. K-cclpt' of wb'at for the past three days, quarters, of which 16.000 quarters were American. PROWS NEW STOCK or Fall Goods It axecrvro. rr comprises Diagonals, Plaids, AND TUB NOBBIEST STYLES or OVERCOATINGS.

Order P-arl SAUNDERS HANNA, Ofllee aad Tarn at Saspenaloa Bridge. WIL KESBAItltE COAL Stove, Cgg and Crate nlzea, SI3.E0per Ton Delivered- BL0SBURG. LEHIGH, LUMP, PITTSBURGH, BRIAR HILL AND HOCKING VALLEY Always oa hand at Low frioea. DRY MAPLE, OAK A5ID 1TIIXED OOHD "WO At Popular Prices. 2,000 Loads Dry Mill Wood.

tlDERS A HA torfjanl Office and Yard at Snnenainn Bridge. IMOV7 OPEIMIIMC. THE aF-IiVKWT ASSORTMENT Ml IC-I'I. Walrus Ever Offered far Kale in the City EUSTIS BRO'S. NOTES DISCOUNTED City Orders Bought asn CH KCKH CAHII 1).

SKILES NEWLOrV, No. 3. Under the Nicollet. School Bonds for Sale. I II II 11 11! Vander fffOPPXtTK NKW TITT BAl.t,.

HOTELS. XIC0LLET HOUSE, oifiAPOus nm FIJEST, BOFhRMSIIED. a Largest Hotel in the Northwest Tfa ronm are tdaiitaM for faruilisi, bHay II arr-vnFl tn wttes, with liauba. bin and attd water, and all raodrTn ooDvnjMnr- -ittarlHd, and Bwljr far-nhd In mtjl tJirtmubout. RI RBHRKA Cl troprltrtw H.

M. Jl Hmaitr. FIRST NATIONAL HOTEL, Comrr uh.uton-ae. aad Hnlo-C, SfrxsKApoLia, ilmueaotav. I bia booM, with the new addition, Lartcp bf rt 'urniabfl duriuir the prrnt aeanou la bov rrmdy tar ate reccpUna of fnM-t.

It ta tbe Iktwt ocatrd hooik tb nty. and bv a 1arv Sample aUooat fat the c.m motiatK Inxvthag Aeruist. Term. SaUju pet cUt. A.

rXLLAKD. Prop. evebt Ki4ti iwiTf: iok -PARTY FURNaCSHINO at McDonald 8 ICE CIS A 31 EMr0RIU3I, 7km. 4TI-lr4 Atm-a PmmU a fw door above tb Praa Baildfuic. Cbarlott De Bnw BihM witb Lace ovftr.

Ntagaut Pjrjnjidu Webbed Woti mivi GfBCi, tor Uble oruamebta. a pe-tnaitj. Boned 'iataeja and Booed (raiu. aucb aa miM. odcorfe.

fbvaaant be Ac Ac Pi-fob Caae and HntT paatrr always on hand, urdera by mail promptij aUendt-d lo. MISC KLLANEODS. READING MATTER FOR THE Jll XTITtDK, Tbe Daily and tVerklj aVTInnoapolig Tribune and all the Leading 'Publications of the Day cma be found at tbe News ii the Post Office. AUotbe following article: Pttper and envelope, Prna and Ink. Ootd Pena, Dianea for 1M74- Ituual Kote Pa ier.

Hl.nk Books, Book a. Prayer Book. Htreo-acopic VifWi, Htertocope, r-ture Books. Ti me Book and eery-tbinit to be foand in a Hooknd tatio nerjr Store. BANKS.

NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK, Minneapolis, Minn. Antborlzcd Paid in Capital 2U0.WC IlIKEtTOBS; Hon. D. Monioi2, H. T.

C. O. Goortrkh. at. H.

JieUer, A. UarnifHi, A KeUy, Wm, O. Hoorhead, Ctaaa. B. Wright, A.

H. Barney, Hon. Wm. Windom, F. a.

Gilaon, Parla Oibson. Boa. D. auRRISOX. Tm't s.

E. avkirr. Will allow Interest on special deposits, and trauaact a general Banking bosineea. CITY BANK, 3Tiriiiojiiliw Authorized Capital, S500.000 OO Paid In Capital. 150,000 00 PreaidentJ W.

PENOR. Vice-Pre-ident P. THOMPSON. (Ja'tiier X. J.

BCXTON. oiaBicroaa J. W. Pence, F. F.

Thompaon. T. J. k'uxt. W.

B. Briditmau, C. lief. Keeve J. V.

V. Reeve, 3- Thoaipfton. II. O. Harrison.

W. Eittman. E. X. Brown, Franklin Beel5, C.

M. loriug, T. A. llirriaon. E.

M. Wilson, fiiirhefit market price pai4 for gold, silver and United States Bonds. betositK received at 1 interest allowed at beat cur-rent rates. Collections anadetaon all arreeriMe paints in the Uuited statea on tbe most reasotiable term a. Urat'ta on England, Ireland and ail parts of Eirope.

Nat. Exchange Bank olii. 31 inn Prea't H. SritLsa. VlcePrea't B.

B.Laiooi., Castier W. P. WBSlrAlA. PIBJSIOTOKa B. Uiixaa.

I U. LaaoDoa. S. H. Mattuob.

I J. S. Pruaarax, D. H. Baaaiia, I A.

H. LlNToa, W. P. WE8Traj- Bighest market price paid lor Gold, Silver and D. 3.

Bonde. CJollections aavde on all accessible points in the Cnited States, oa the moat favorable terms. Sight draft on Kngland, Ireland and all parts 01 Europe. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNEAPOLIS, MISSES0TA.

Antaurriaod Capital, S100.000. Ei.1 as BTOSRir, Preelaleat K. SMITH, Cav Wler. Tikkctok3: t. C- lohnac A.

IT. Llndley. Wm. Gaelin, 1. a.

Wright, V. V. Beedi. sliaa Moaee. A GENERAL BAIKIHG BUSISESS COHT S10 S20 per day.

Aganta wanted ST-srywbere. Particniere tree. A. H. BLAIR 4 -louia.

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