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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
From Washington.
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS.,.First Session.
Reported Specially for The Ne:g- York Tribune

WASHINGTON, January 10th, lao,
The Senate did not sit today having yesterday
adjourned over till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The SpEAKER laid before the House communca-
,ions from The War Navy and Post Office Depart
mcnts. Ordered printed.
The Committee of Ways and Means introduced
bill making appropriations for the Military Academy
at West Point
Mr.. j. r. ISGERsoLL introduced bill to abolish
public executions under t. S. Laws.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole.
Mr. ROCKWELL of Connecticut. having possession
of the floor from yesterday, made an able speech
against ultra measures on the Oregon question. He
did not consider the Notice war measure. lie m
troauccd M, CrittendeEs Senate Resolution as
an ameadment.
Mr. Pollock of Pa. followed on the same side,
supporting the same views
Mr. GOODYEAR OF n. Y. followed in favor of the
Notice He cleared the House and galleries a
few speeches like his would clear the Oregon Ter
rilory of all invaders do not say that the speech
was a failure | speak only of the effect
Mr. pENpLEToN, the lone Wing from Virginia
got the floor when the Committee rose, and the
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
WIMER,S oANApIAN VEKMIFuGE.


ssyOKs are ih- fru,Gfu of many an1 very ser
w ou. diz-sse- indeed there is -carctIy compliant
hch sticts infancy s0d childhood, st may mol De pro
our-d or higny aggravated ny he preeerce Uf these AMI
ais in The howr- Cases recorded s1ys IN eminent
phy.cian Of them producing ST Vims' cauce iocEla|
p,-Xv mania drupsy 10 the head, inrzmmaoh OF e
ewes perverted v,sion para y-is especially o me -cee
..rfv-nl to speech counting, palpAiion OF The heart
hickup dry cough, peuat'c paiGs eruption, frunlhtI
o, the joints, Dr. ChaPmnn -ay., that eeIy pc
ci,- oi Worms have it-ir origin ana tupP"t ~
,ye-s and d-praved condition OF the dgesiIVe "rgHs
rain ne sag- si OF diminished .r- ngth ana iis
r5i,,n O: frame, reduced, and especially ic oo'
heir existence or speedy generation Dr. Gfeeofy oo
Serves b. doubted that weak st'te oi t
tge organs that which principally esh- !, Ie
of worms Dr Wood remarks, hcfels 81 esehi sP1'.
or ir-rov-n-t in the = of treating IhI- cpnpie IT.
fNVorys Tn. .rge.t Worus uDqa-s!!oraoS are lOuu1
most fr.ertiy n youn. people or persons n' "e4hy ao
r-I,, 6s and cish=rc h2bits and hence our met In
io p,ni h. 10 inviS the system GENERALLY: and
H.. stomach and ine.tire, particularly
T.. remedy 10 which would Gull NE attention OF he
,,hI J. an lich has proved sscc--siu Tor oug tme
a., - - rfv-r-,Il- s!oird9 9Ec by all Hno htve uled
=, m Ia, .f,u-rior ID other Inellclne ever emP.oYto
~ ..ss.. ar vhch II recommended. IL not only de-
.rnv. Wo,n- and goracs lhe WhOe sy-irm but dis
80. Ind rr-. the superb UuGau slime or nucus, so
.,If m IN. .tomacn ana bowels OF children IS
Lii ri0 - IN bad health Tb- forms the ted or
ii - b.u Worms produce their young and ty r-Inov-
IL i. tup.,-. bl- Worms Ia man IN the bgdy-
.,r,.-- m s system. ana the teaih OF
~. rairgt always Improved by lis use, even Sh-n n"
Wusus- are d.-coYerr'i - -.
Ions Nr~.z Co sole rrorrstor= for the l. 5 500 by
Wa, K-ctsin Il fn.; us.; K :. Sands. l5s Bosefy,
c,; ~ rug: J. / Goddinl ton, g Hudson cor Sptns
J. " Ba.ss;t - Broadway, and Druggists g-pefshy'
1--t
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
NEW.Y0RK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAY Jan 10.
Mr. SANFORD presented petition amend the
law of sill in relation the Trinity Church in the
CITY of New York. Mr.. PUTNAM, another for law
pcrpeiualng evidence of the death of the original
owners OF the Holland land grant.
Mr. PORTER reported bill 10 amend the Revised
Statutes. relative to the exemption OF Incorporated
companies from taxation.
Mr.. SPENCER introduced bin relating; 10 trials in
courts of common law jurisdiction. The following
is an abstract Oi the bl
The first section provides that trials cf civil causes in
the courts of may with the consent OF the
parties De had by the court without jury lnqucsts
may be held in like manner
The second section provides Tor two percmptory chsi
lenccs to each party III civil causes.
The third section gives two percmptory challenges 10
all persons arraened or crime, when ON CONVICTION the
punishment is less Than ten years imprisonment.
The fourth section gives the pubic prosecutor Inc
same number of percupory challenges in all criminal
Trials. ...
Mr.. CLARK's resolutions in relation to the militia
and pubc defence were called up. and with an
amendment offered by Mr.. JONES. were referred TO
the Commit,ce of the Whole. The residue OF the
session was spcntin Committce ofthc w hole onthe
bills in relation to the pnblic printing-a motion to
refer them to select commliee, having been pre-
viouslv negaived by vote of Is to 10. The dis.
cussion was opened by Mr.. CLARK, In support OF
the substitute offered Yesterday by Mr.. WRIGHT
The original bill and the substitute were discussed
by Messrs. CLARK, PUTNAM. PORTER Johnson,
WRIGHT. YoUSG and TALcoTT, and without taking
any question, the committee rose, and the Senate ad-
iourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. TOWNSEND reported in favor Of printing 200
copies of the census 10 be distributed 10 each county
, town and city in the State.
The annual report OF the Superintendent OF Com
| mon Schools was received. Various motions IN re.
a,ion to the printing of this Report were referred
10 the printing committee.
Mr. Cox had leave to introduce the compromise
bill of last year for the punishment OF seduction and
adoltery-which was ordered TO be printed and re-
ferred to the Committee otthe Whole
Mr. HARRIS called up his resolution referring the
petitions OF the manor tenants select commlttee
Mr BAlLEYs motion however prevailed TO refer
the resolution to the Committee OF the Whole
Ayes o.; Noes -.
The House then wen, into Committee on the Go
yernors Message: and, Mr. BAILEY having the floor,
addressed the House until the hour OF adjournment
without concluding.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Markets -. Carefully reported for TIE TRIBUNE
SATURDAY Ian l.

AsHEs-The market for the past week. in both de-
scrpt!ons was very quiet Sales are few, and small Il,
that The amount OF transactions for the week is said 10
ha about 200 bb5 Of Pots ranging in prices from
s7i and abou: $50 bbls Of Pearls at l2t. Export
from lst to 18th January, al bbls Pots 205 do Pearls.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There !;;e firm
ness manifested IN the narke, today, notwithstanding
the uuiavorabe Of the weather although there
not much done: yet there evidently Disposition TO
operate a certain extent for shipping purposes but
holders unwilling concede the views OF pur.
chasers asking ) -, while 62i offered.
COTTOH-There a moderate business done to-
day about steady prices Sales reported of 600 bales
Since the last arrival. there has been inquiry for
shipment but in consequence of the general frnness of
holders and additional advance being demanded in
freight. the purchases have been a small extent We
continue quotations A. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

r Sor sale Of SocSs At The Exchange see LGs' Page
SATURDAY p. NJ
At the Board today Stonington Railroad advanced
> Canton Co /; Harlem Railroad J Long Island Rail
road !: and Morris Canal Co ! United States Skies Iii
nos Bonds. vicksburg Bank, and Norwich and Wofces
ter Railroad closed a; yesterdays prices Ohio siNes
declined and Reading Railroad t.
The vote on the Erie Railroad stock question we
understand will DO take; in the Board al - o'clock on
Monday.
The Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati has declared
dividend OF per cent payable at the Bank Q: America
on the Goth inst.
1t is in contemplation says the Saratoga Sentinel
TO cons!nc, Railway from Schuyleryi.c connecting
with The Saratoga and Rensselaer, Road at some convcn
lent point, secure good communication with
Troy and Albany through the year. The distance from
the Springs 10 Sehuyervile is aboU; twelve miles and
the estimated cost the Road abou, : 100000
Il has been settled that tie route of the Railroad
from Saratoga Springs Sandy lli, shall pursue the
course originally contemplated and crossing the river IT
the a,tcr place The Road 10 be CARED through tun
OF the river 10 vod high elevation for the bridge
Tin. whole work will 1e resumed early in the Spring and
prosecuted To completion with all possible speed
Commerce OF the Por, of NewYoyl for the week
ending January IS 1915: Exports in American vessels
s63i3i Is in foreign vessels S55 92l Oh total S65o,
a6s 10 Arrivals OF American vessels 2S do Foreign 6
totn "a passengers 4}S Cearauces OF American yes
srls 3O-tonnose lj+lS; do foIeisn Tonnage iuiI
total vessels, 81 ,oys tonnage, l2l29.
Value of Imports into Boston for the month OF De,
cenber 1916: Dut:able. 81. .a2Ogls; free. S2il,e97
Specie 80 s22 total 81 J02037 Amount of duties Tor
December, 1915 American, s2d3 2i7 60 Foreign, ssi'
949 81 total, S345,i97 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.

BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
LNECUTORS' SALE.-Weop-sday, Ian. IS, al Il
II O'Clock AZ the Merchants Exchange, n previously
sold private salc) by order OF The of John
Blackburn, deceased
The spacious story fire proof No Frank>
forsl of Nandew ater-st being 81 inchea
front - inches in the 90 feet inches Vapde
wstersi and Sc deep the opposite side,
Also the story brick front house No. Nandewater
house being IS inches 'front.' by - feet inches deep
lot . feet inches 'front.' and in length enc side Ss feet
II inches part of the Il feet then forming an L
tow ard hron 81 feet 5inches then along the again II
feet inches, then % feet inches TO the front
Also the easehold property No So VandRmsL having 20
years from the st OF May 1896 On The premises
a story dwelling house. not subject 10 ground rent
inches by IS feet deep, house s teet9 inches by
30 deep
Also, 81 NAssaust Brooklyn
The one story dwelling with brick basement house,
- feet by 81 feet inches with alley feet Also wood
the Lot IS feet 'front.' 25 feet inches In tho
rear. by % feet deep.
Also, Doughty and McKenRey sts. Brooklyn.
The dwelling house. corner Of Doughty aud Mckenney
The house 23 10 inches 'front.' so feet inch deep
lot IS 10 inches by 7e feet with COED wood house in
the
Also, tho dwelling house adjoining the above on Mcken-
herg stOry with alc ~ feet In front by 50 feet
deep 81 feet 10 inches front, 10 feet deep with awocd
house in the
Thu properly can be any time
For full particulars, enquire OF,
MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. 81 Vesey.sL New York, or
THOMAS WOODWARD, li6 Jsy-sL Brooklyn,
it9 9is (Nn $50 Executors OF John Blackburn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
J., ood. 1ho ,rcm,ure qualification Of this arrest by

The goods The premature publication of this arrest by
some Of the City papers of which we were informed on
Thursday bu, rcrained from reporting them the re-
oucs, of the Maeisrate has probably enabled the third
guilty uarty TO escape the Police Wilson has confessed
several burclares which he has been concerned in
SENTENCES Ar THE L. :. CoURT.-George Baker,
seaman and Isaiah Penke cook the bark Oscar found
guilty OF riot al the time young Curtis shot By Capt
Ludlow sentenced this forenoon the frs; TO i'm
prsonment for months and to pay fine of s25-the
latter eight months imprisonment from the date oil his
conviction. Robert Griffith found guilty of perjury, IN
falsely swearing he was worth $4,000 becoming bal!
for James c. Burbank charged with counterfei;ins
American coin was sentenced to years imprisonment
and to pay dne Of $500.
PARDON OF Hurr-Wm- Huff. convicted OF rob
binc the mail n, Hudson in December 1913, aud sen
fenced to ycars imprisonment in the state Prison mas
been pardoned by Inc President.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
~ Charles j. Lowrcy and Augustus II. Sidell
have becnappointed by the Governor and Senate, Com
mi.soncrs Of Deeds for Kings County vice Rufus Clag
eel and William a Thompson, resigned.
fEY For the week ending the 10th inst, there
were eighteen deaths in the City Of Brooklyn OF which
six we're by consumption.
~ On Saturday morning the grocery store OF
Mr. Lewis n Baldwin at the corner of Gold, and Myr
tleavenuc burglariousy entered and a number of
promssory notes and due bills stolen therefron amount
ing in the aggregate including ten dollars in money to
upwards OF a thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Bv Telegraph.

BY Telegraph
Correspondence ofthe baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON Saturday, jan l7-2 P. NJ.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On the meeting OF the House This morning, Rev.
Mr. TUsrIN opened the proceedings with prayer
aluding in the course OF it, in touching terms to the
death this morning of Hon WILLIAM TAYLOR. OF
Virginia, member Of the Housc-in whose death
the House had been suddenly deprived OF one OF lis
most uselul, excellent and exemplary members.
The journal of yesterday having been read, two
communications from the Treasury Department were
received and ordered 10 be printed
Several reports, bills and resolutions were sub
mtted
Mr. CArE1L of Florida, presented several memo
rias and resolutions.
The Peruvian indemnity bill was taken up. and
discussed There are 100000 in the treasury
which were received from Peru 10 be distributed
among those who suffered from Peruvian spolia,ons
The bill still under discussion, rs ths report closes.
The House il is expected, viii adjourn early on
account ot the death of Mr. TAYLOR, who died this
morning. after long sickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

ErOrfCF /. hereby given lint IN ai.9chleht n 10, o'
i.,i aa,ir.t In, esia,- .; Hamilton Riley, = nom
resilient residing il he S,ste Of ia'l. bu acb H.
Tie. ,taf.t- cuucerUin nor-fe-tirnl - ci,1,it
n5e ,f m 5 Jdica Ciey aud that me ,i~e u, ne ae
30 d r the payment OF The debit ., e sac r 10 law
ne ~, aoa rom the publication q Ibis I,nce
ard lls tb payment auy tets due 10 -aa flls ey " %
80, ,onrry within this Stale, belonging 70 nm. sio 'he
az az Ter Of ay such property by him are forbidden nY "a"
and are void MAI if--O -. SSo,S- Cona,y
5.iori1 5u,"t i,,nsrv 6h, 1876 JIG le~9m
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
RY JAnIES N. MILLER

RY JANIS N. MIILER-
- TUESDAY, January 2oth, 1876.
Al let O'Clock, 81 the store No LiLerty-st
Doors, SHOES AND BRooASsl0Nc Boots Shoes and
Brogans, consisting OF every vae;ysui,abe for Southern.
Western and Ncrtteru trsde. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22d, 1886
Al loi ock sthe aore Of Lspham, Cose Co. Is Fenyst
SOLE LsArHss-5,roo Sides OF Henlock and Oak Sol
Leather, with other articles in the line.
THURSDAY, February ), 1876,
A. lOt O'Clock al the Of William P. Miller IS Goldst
opposite Feny-st
Sides OF Sole Leather together with quantity ofan-
ied Cali Skins pper Leather In rough and other articles
u line. on crrdit OF siN months
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

The SLAVE MAZE GoyERSoR.-The Captain OF
an African cruiser speaking Of Governor Roberts Of Ii
IBERIA says {: The Governor is certainly ordinary
person In every situation Judge, ruler and private
gentleman he s always unexceptonsble His deport-
nent Is dguied quiet and sensible lie has been tried
in war as well in peace and has invariably been cool
brave and successful. He is native Of Virginia and
came from thence in lS2s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
WINERIS AhCANUM EXTRACT

Versus SHl-hpdIihh
srd cviebrty throushout the country ~hcn nas @ 5n
sustained bY lis virtues ana etlcp'J a'oNe' a" ' "
ScrOuls or Kings EVi.
liberated Sore Throat,
Long standing Rheumatic Afectonst
niseas.- Of the Skin. White Sweillngs,
Diess..- of the Bones. al Ulcerous Cases,
Sypbilrc and Mercurei Diseases,
Aa-ci,ons Of III. Liver, Dyspepsia,
C-,vsness all Chronic ana Nervous Complaints, occur
in y IN debiiaied and chchec,ic constitutions
Di,-ase- caused by an impure state OF The blood.
over Sychl- and thosev cisagreeabe ahecAons re-
suns thereiron, and which haze heretofore peen ca S
cred iacUrabe, such Ulcers tine Lsrynx Ihroat No''
Nodes, sc. =, ,L s.-i
Gus Evils produced by the nudicloq" use oi e,cuy.
Spring and Fall Purifier it cannot BE- SURPASSED w"tAns &
IL way through the system with silent ana
Cleansing The Blood,
Renov!a, Dyspepuc Influences
Rs,noyin, lnierna distractions and Diseases uai "ouo
ott-ry.i,. cause injary the Liver ard Lungs .,o
Persons hose coEsiituiions are ofo'eG ,h5 - mt
of Mercury Ar-euic BARK or ounine and any WIZ , ~
th ABOVE Diseases should use the Arcanuin fA
delay. .eoet. and svohis and In
-ss.s v,h.re inc Syphliric Virus oil The pa!shs s
yropn.n, OF Sc.of1la IN the chiio us 70 M h on1d
mo-, rtrh a reasoaab!- hope OF recovery CAD De -
up .lous instances also, where uiceraton Iso Iao
b boih NJ nn.n. and bone, and where, 10 AZ n p
70 ,gsr car, bu ampCteon could nave save lHe, y
MT, ~ t b-.u snached the grave and r..tofed 70
he. IN th. d-yOunng di-eAse nrli.S c""pAe'''' '
oy e u7' of The Arcanum Extract have bad this
,eji, si IN The rbov- ii-esses "lih 'he tho- graz
f-tu. srt-,ut-
,e5 b. nterrpted requiring ouly the usual re-
tint i moderation ia diet, and If equally spplcaoe ana
..4i,.rl,iu. % The uisnt - well rs tho hiu!L
ePsnohI.;s giving description for whatthe Afcanum
app,icaa;. win observations on nsens'be fer-
,uIr.ron and Treatise Diseases In general accom- pany
each bolle. Agents supPed WIN ule dpo'e pa"ip"eS
10. eratuious circulation
PTice Il per bottle Prepared and sold by Winer, Ham
III n Car West John Wtner Co IS haifeu-ane,
Y and for sale by wy AT, Ke cham, l2 FuIton-sL R
A Sands lS3 Bswery cor. oi Spring; ]. Coddlngton
5 Hudson cor of Sprppst and J. w BassoIi GA Broad
Iyn by Mrs Hays l3s Fuon-st, F. T. Quirs Co corner
OF Atlantic snd Columbia lla W&Lnlm
INAIRBANkS' PLATFORM SCALES, war
ranted perfectly and permanently corIect or ss
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

UR. Arm MOLD 5 HISTORY OF ROME
n APPLETON y co have inst published-The History
~ col Rome from the Earliest Period hy Thomas Arnold
D. D. Three volumes OF the English edition, III Two elegant
$40 volumes. Price -
Tho History OF Rome Will remain the latest age of the
world the attractive the u-ef and the e
suhec of nnsn contemplation. tmusi ever form
liberal and enlightened education and present
important sub TO the conen plaon Of the st4.es
1t aHbc that until III" appearance ot Dr. Ar
Mods volumes no history Except Nehnhrs whose style
often obscurr ut this wouGcrI people existed, cOmmcn
-rac either tef dignity, -ir Importance, their
connection with modern institutions. Dr.. arnold
History ofi:0n!e has long since been admitted by The
eminent sciolaIs, to excel al Others.
d A i Co. also publish by The same author
Sermons preached at Rugby School Chap-i-15cs.
Lectures on Modern History, l2mo-Sl -.
Miscellaneous Works now fSst collected, 8vo-S2.
PRESS,
Tie Life and Correspondence OF Thom's Arnold. DID, by
Rev. 4. P SaH-y-a new edition. large type, vol svo
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
auetiot1 Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aueuoneer

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucroneer.
ny BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
~ ~. BroadwRy.-Lberal Cash Advances made on con-
nsns for Auction Sales.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Jan - and ..
lSI i-SIh SALE OF ENGLISH SooxS-An extensive and
l.'Y'o Spoccnoz OF English Books, recently received
IIoh consisting Of sncent sud modern editions OF
"oss on history 6viHy. biography all the sciences law,
surgery voy and bellies leiires poet
education amusement, Architecture sptour. CLASSICS
picturesque anc ornamental works la foreign Ian,
gusges. &C.
Il COTTON & co. Auction and comu,,.o, M.y
Chants Nos lis FutonsL and 81 Ann-sL Liberal sd-
vances made consgnmens, and prompt made
MONDAY, Jan 18Th,
Al the Store No. 81 Ann-sL
SHERrF SALE of lsrge quantity OF elegant household
Furniture, &c. Also Law Library of 100 Volumes to-
geher with large assortment OF other Books Also Book
cases, Desks and other Office fiTniture.
on TUESDAY. Jsn. ~,
Al 10y O'Clock, a: the store No. 81 ANGST
SHysIrr SALs.A large assortment of perfunery, cou-
ss;iu of Cologne of all descriptions Msccassar and other
oils 4OC doz military and other shaving soap, CASTLE do.
prepared chalk. kc &c
AtIOt O'Clock, No 100 P,t-'L corner Of Stanton,
The stock and fixtures o; retail grocery store consist
,ugsrs teas coffee. candles. lard cheese, butter,
scales weights. brushes OILS brooms spices, together with
the fixtures OF the store. Also. grocery wagon.
WEDNESDAY, jan 81. N No IS Cbs,hani-st
SHERiFr SALE OF German, China and other toys small
Looking Glasses, Pertumsry, &c &c. Also quantity Of
Sad Irons, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Boarding.

sJOARD-A handsome second story room vSi;h marble
- rauir! patT &c, ard ii required. one or tro small
rooms adjoining may he had Also. rooms for single gen
tl-rren Reetcucr. exchanged. Apply al i'll Leonhrd-s
nearly opposite tl. CHr.ltur H"Us" l'h AZ
seUaHDiNt: IN CfIiiIItE stS->T.-A gentleman
ID nud lAGy. single seuilefnrn can be accotnmo-
dated with board aa3 front paror. ard bedroom adJon-
ing furnished unurnishsd Al al Chumhers-st near
Rroad,ysv CT the 2uj iOur Two three single gentle
mon can Also he accommodated with gin gle above
Name ht person, good character and habits wi BE- r.
r-ivrd R.. re-, CO. exchanged. i'5 slf
i.u.ni,-,S5 IS1 and iSy brund"hy-Mr.. y fish
- PIg,l: furnished apartments and good board nay
o,r he had for single young and Gentlemen with their
wlyes on reasonable sfms. by immediate Application IN
-, 49, " 10 stf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Books.
LAKE SUPERIOR
AMI THE COPPER MINE

q
JoHS ST. JOHN
The aJove work JUS, published by wM Il GRAHAM.
Tribune Building.
LAKE SUPERIOR COUNTRY,
Rivers Coasts, Bays, H.r5os, '.ands and Commerce.
BAYFlELD's CHARTS.
showing the boundary established By joint commits
sion also minute account OF the
COPPER MINES AND WORKING COMPANIES.
Two LARGE MAPS OF THE MINERAL REGION
CONTENTS
A-ai- Hunting, Igh. Houses,
Albion Mining Co. Laborers,
Agate Harhor. LAnse,
Albion Rock Miners River.
Apostles IslsuGs Manganese Lake,
Sea, Cr,srer Misery River.
Ass7yl1E Copp-r Ores, Montreal RlFeI
A Visit 10 Interior OF MetAlno5phc Rocks,
Cornwall! Nine. lllniiog Island,
Bohemian Company. Mixed Congiomeraie, &c.
Boston COMPANY, Mineral or Irac N-,ns,
Bag b. Nai.ye Metals ard Ores
BDrai Pine River. Noru' Shore,
BiscS ;n-n s'iaf Rtrssr. NJ Co
R"is ,fsi Br1i- River. Nar.ls Western Co.
Breasin. and Screening ore North American Co.
Copper Falls Co. Predatory Chapter,
Chocolate River Pictured ROCKS,
Commissioners Presque l-l-,
Copper HArbor, PoinI Abava,
Copper Fail-, Portage River,
Co gomefate Rock, Portage Lake,
Climate, Portage,
DIRECTIONS to Coasters. Port-1s Island.
Desd Rrer. Prtsque Isle River,
Eagle HsfbOr, Co. Primary ROCK,
Eagle River. PiiisburC Co.
Eagle Harbor, Pleasure Tour,
Elm River, Principal Courses ana Dis
English Copper Products X tsnces,
Commerce. Red Sandstone and Shllc,
Egg. Cop. >tccks, Sault ST Mars,
East Gr Marias. - River,
Fon du Lac s. John River.
Flint Steel River, Salmon Trout River.
Granite Point, Stansrd Rock.
Granite Island. Shoon-e-aw Lake.
Garlic River Storm,
Crard MArias Superior Co.
Gratin River, Steam and Sail Vessels,
Grand Island ST Louis River,
Graverpds Rirer, To the Invalid
Gre4, Iron River. Talcou Hsrhor.
Great La Poinf, Taking Fish River,
General View ofihe Country Trap Rocks
Gu-snry OF Miners Terms TIE Sand Rock,
Grantees aud Number- Treatment,
Huron River. Two Heart River.
Huron Islands. Upper Grey Sand Rock
Huron Mountairs. United Staies Import of Cop
Irregular false veins, per.
indian Title, Upper Lake ST. CroiN,
Lake Superior Mining Co. Vocabulary of Indian and
Laughing Fish River, Fcerch
Isle Royal Co. Variation of the Magnetic
Is- Royal Needle,
keyvc-uuw Point, Voyage commences,
Little Montreal River, White Fish Pond,
Little Salmon Trout River West Coast,
Lit'c Iron River,
The work Is bound in cloth, neat syle-Prlce 81 25.
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pAssENGERs ARRIVED.

IN the ship S,c,.frlcnd from London-Mr Jehn CHS
holm Mrs a I. Chisholm, Richd Sands, Maurice Sands
Jessie Sands Daniel Figeins Figgns. " II Lespoid,
Mrs Leapod, Bertha Leapod, Thos Whsey Enzaoetn
Ward EJustnarl Ann Ward Sam Ward, Ann Z Ward.
Chas Lewis Esther Solomon Rachael Solomon, and lc
in the
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Boston Anrtion Sales.
Winter fasbions.

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