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!Sssp-e-cr If Murder A black man. ~ the name Of
John W. weaver, residing at No. 5ei Grand street.
arrested yesterday by the police % the seventh
ward. tuspiciou % having murdered John Dirnng-
ham native Of ireland aged ~ years Who. since the
18th ~ February last has been missing until ycetcr
day The tody found In the water at the foot of
jackson street MARKS &c violence discovered
the body wound the f-ce and several on the
head exhibiting strong signs that violence had been
used aud the deceased thrown into the river in order
to prevent discovery This eolorcd man, weaver. was
the ast person who with the deceased on the
sbt he missing and strong suspicion nov rests
on him. ~ knowing 10 the murder. The accused was
mitted TO prison by the Coroner, for further
animation. The Jury on the Coroners inquest rem
d,r,d the following verdict -" That the deceased
John birmingham. came to his death BY injuries re-
csved on the face and forehead inflicted by the hsnd
q some person or persona. to the jury unkno~n"
Sasr,eo~ If SfeaIsrs Two persons, called liiam
and khsabeth Cotton we're arrested yesterday ~ o.
Deere bshe and Dovdican a charge OF stealing Ns
In money together with diamond hnger ring valued
At sllD; Alec diamond bresstpin worth slIb the
property ~ Mrs Bartole. residing At tho corner %
Reeds street aud broadway The socused parties rere
detained for further hearing
tAs-et 81 Stduehon- charge vas yesterday pre-
frrtd against italian, called Camille Donnarumra-
hfors Justice Mourtiort charging him vish seducng
Louss Csrrao young girl under the age % hn~ep
yssrs. whom he married without the consent Of hsr
parents he likewise having q wife ssin living foe
rbisb cfence q bgsmy be arrested on Nendsy
iast ~ Justice o-eorns sod u confined In prieon
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wthdrawn) At ~ ~ Is per 100 lbs lSs hhds. New
ORLEANS. - 70 - Is; Lee bids. Porto Rico. - 80
20 3o-common TO prime. 20 hhds Muscovsdo Cuba
nolssscs sold ut 2ic per gallon; Is tes do ct 2ic
and 20 bbas. do ct 2okc. Small ssaes Of whisksy ~
2x cents
PwsiADEisHiA, April l1-Riour has advanced. aud IL
generally held st IS per bbl The sales are limited In
Guiding extra. at IS Is IS So Corn meal Ia Also bot
tor sad 900 bbls sold ct 81 sex some holders asked
more Rye Flosr-300 bbis. sold at - Sik. Wheat 10
In demand. and wanted at advance white IL quoted
at ll2e and red Mt l0Tc lose Corn Is 1t $50
for Southern yellow Oats sell freely at 35c for primo
Pennsylvsnia No change In seeds bark. Groceries
not much doing In coffee molasses. Sugars sell at
steady prices In Provisions there u not ueh doing
and prices unaltered. Whiskey sold Mt $50. per
bib Cotton nothing doing TO change prices, and
hel<ona firm
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Oar Baltimore Corrsspo~lisnse.

BALrnsesr, April II, 1850.
Tn NsW York F~rwm--Prsgysss Of ahs.r Reception
Y;sst 10 WssAirst PrsSaresssn for Dspsstsvv
read Receipts.
The New York hook and ladder company have just
started for the cars, their way to Washington
where they propose to spend tho day-returning at
O'Clock this evenings most cordial invitation having
been pressed upon them by the drsmen Of the metro
polls at the head Of which stands Mr. Rives Of the
Congressional Globe and George 8. Gideon one Of the
proprietors Of the Repu5Ee-two whole souled fellows
a. ever lived They win doubtless spend most agree
able day.
Yesterday morning tho vsiters enjoyed Themselves
In viewing our city; moving about In every directions
in open barouehes In the afternoon. the members OF
the Waterman Gre company proceeded to their head
quarters and after accompanying Thorn TO the Friend
chip House for their apparatus formed procession
and proceeded to Federal Hin. where sum p uous
tertainment spread before them In the Watchman
Hall which they pertook OF. and Afterwards psraded
thro ugh that section Of the city On their return
their was literally covered with bouquets and
wrsaths Of flowers whilst Of their servants follow
ed with an immense poundcake presented by the Ia
dies the lady Of the chief marshal Of the company
The mt mbers were also each supplied with bouquet
At nine O'Clock Last evening they were again takon
possesson Of by the New Market, and partook Of
tumptuous entertainment prepared for them at Mar
shali's where they spent most pleasant evenin
There has never been . company OF hremen who
have visited city that have produced favorable
impression on our citizens. Their fine appearance
and gentlemanly department. IL the theme Of uni
verss praise, and strong hopes entertained that
their example, In this respect. will DO emulated by
those attached TO fire department, who delight In
Of disorder They have proved to the skeptcal
that the duties Of fireman are not Incompatible with
that Of good citisenshp and gentlemsnly demeanor,
and their visit has. doubtless already had good Of
feet good order has prevailed and there have been
none Of those scenes Of riot which have heretofore
distinguished frcmen's visits to city They will
start for Philadelphia tomorrow, at noon, and be
received In that city Mt eight o'clock In the evening
by a torch-lght procession. On their return from
hngton this evening they viii DO entertained at
a supper by the Mechanical and tomorrow morning,
bsf re starting will breakfast with the United.
The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
during the past month. stated to be $3.50 228 90
Proposals. are just issued to place under contract
fy-sx sections of the line, connecting with the
city Of heeling.
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with scarcely IN effort, and oar cosaGsy win walk
along the track Of her destiny n the rate Of ten
niles an hour.
Give me my revolutionary boots that wore in
l774, am of directly for the Nashville Convea-
tioa. PArRIcx HKNRY
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Telegraphle REPORTS.

MosILs, April o, lSSe.
The cotton crop up two million bales. all told
hiddiings quoted at loKc por h. Freight to Ii
verpool, Nd per H. ROGER STUART & Co.
BALrraoRE, April lis p. NJ
Sales of 5000 bbls Howard street and City Mills
-four at - ~ S. Grain yesterday.
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ss5s.s TIVE k. ::h Maid .: o...n b,ss
T.,s:@Sst.s is"l n~a,.s, n.-s.rr Punch x.i..soi
P ss, ~ s.s s. & 'H' R.'sas S g. ss
Ter, malI srrr; r.r,so Pr p,,o,
f:; 'TS %s:Pi rs.s
r,e. fd.srd. Portland Sarah Eiss,th, Smith, New h.
slcer-orcso.. sturs-. rro-idesee
Arrived.
err sal Js,s 1'Tgns M,r'A !, si's !, r ID;
.f y :si ss" as.s n,.. ,e q
ssvsrr edge K.rsr!ac.S many westerly ~iuS. for *.
w...: I e: n. s..s 4; s.,:
% ,s .,.s g, 's sss ' be- .
fsis srs. ihs Cochran f"Si. Island IL d.y- With salt,
Bris cisris.. Coz Warren. Mel, w..: New Orleans Is
frE Asrois sawyer parsn. day With pine timber. to
nris ss@s; n tof Wen. RIl ss.y,r, osor-.,e~. SC 10
~. yss yr .;sS c s' sss s IS Ssy
s,;:s Msrr, s. ,;s; r, IN r., ~ y..s ,a
during gale f,em -. So .l sails io,, lsea Load se
d.sps ssrsS h. and s. s.rsis. s ssy. -iss .s,s ard
ss sr s. ASs Z, % IS Z spoke hr
s,. S's,.d, Hcrss g, c%.sf F'Ss ,.s eI
CO i.sS y csps Siceio. spoke Ssri Dssni. iroS $,
SER Tsisi iEo,,h ysrrDou,hl s-e.,.-r yIs.r. Cuba
rs dave With olasses and honey. to Curtis April at
~ 81 len ~ 20 pcte schr Advance. % Boston time.
resed the u ~ small trg disma sted aud water logged
With the after q the deck and the stern
RENTED lack with white stresk
str Italian (.f hrid Moi sirout Safss IL CYANIDE.
s f' tG 'i ss9os Hsi.s d.
Cria 20 days With mossse., 10 Chs.iesin ponver,
Str Lydia Stcvcr (cf Harswe Work. Nafarorda Tcxas.
n dsys, wisk cottcr ard mciasses. to " Brewer.
scir Advance. tof ror,isndl Lord Tampa Bay - days
with N classes aud srssr. to add.
seir Capt Ici Mcfarland Wilmington. NC sdsys 4,h
A. frou
81 -ictn, and vas lost
Sailed.
Prem the sw spt-stp- victoria ssr Francisco, oessa
Queen trtl torden; Drehesss doriss ana tpkt Havre
rr,u the CtyShfp Gertrude Antwerp barks Republis.
Para isla dc Cuts. Hsvans Colony tBrl 81 John N6
sfips rost tBrem Haahe for Hsnburv Maid ~ Orleans
fer New Oriear nd Camden. sherwood Ter Charleston
anchored at the sw Spit.
Arsu ii-wipd d-rins the dsy from ssE
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Teiesssphie Marin. Reporss-
Arriv~d-Bsrs " Dyer. SYorh.
ssvAsrkr. April 7.
Arrived Brts Phiiurs. Ecstou.
ssii-d-stesser vsirh RivS ttrcu Nvorsl chssr.s.


Ryvss~s Csuyvs sis-I-t,srs snau reyeeis ses
ssr-- P.rass sss rr.rcsres sscvs-ssss Ciy and The
Mtne- will he received the Herald sce cp hall past
e,ek saturday the 18TH And be forwarded n ckarfe ~
ssreesl nssss<~r esme~ Chsvrkes rB-Ns deaAy 80
the fst - -
Litter Rs fcr Re Js..ir-, ssss~es Res-eaio -'i
cicss a. ,hs shove once % s~,rrday. isth
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On the 10th Inst, by the Rev James BROMLEY FaHE-
DvRsv Of New York. TO daughter Of the late
Jacob Bodine ESQ. Of Staten Island.
On Tue<day. April 8, by the Rev. Mr. Remington MI.
II b. SLATER, Of Pittsburgh. Pa, TO Mrs. MARr Hsr-
WOOD, Of this city
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Passen eeis Arrived.
Sr JONI NB-BriS JAM Alison-TholiAs Brown vifs sad
child.
TAMpA BAY-schr Advanee-John Evans wife, dsuxetss
And eon
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SAN Fr ANoScc-harg Noyes, from Boston-hsssrS
Willis b Thompson, - kioo riIc, al Chano-rAau,
GIiio, Daniel asermar, Coiburn, AcnrJ ssnPssn
Stevens Williams, = ridses wife anu eaa, = JoAsA
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kkDlOAL.
80. ..-s .ans~ sa.k.F.issfs aafl

nkAfNESo-UsE Dk AcNAlk'S ACOUSTIC oiL
II Tor TIE all those disAsrvssske
n.ls,s like tussins .. hseo,s iaSs % "A.ei ~1AAAS
which VI approaching ucaiAssS
Tor nitcen Vr twenty
ycur beet .ruinvets, nave. sfssf
made persoly ~ has VI hfeen, and
sauiAs OF ueaincrs ovd vsAy W CO8-
s1OIk Il Co.. BkoihEks. % john street. - u !.
ID RAD TIE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM JONAS y.
N Phillips, Assistant D.srriet Attorney ot new hsrx
100 AnOAPsJs orA KAT March ~, ioSJ.
SI take pleasure in ovarns wisness 70 the
surprising efficacy hA1ne 40 fowver. waien has
the wish whtca IL
Annoying extent only regret tAAs
ave CARRIER before inssins
Lad given hous, ia Consequence VI nai-
sapce winch yser powder has SO -heeuaiiy sbsed Ne
LSus per should 10 without IL. Yours traiy
JONAS n. fHILLIPS-
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS IN CURING PRIvATR
" Dissases Seminal Mea9.s-s. lmpotessy, teiaas Cs-
Piainis. Dr. Dk LANLi, .. Lsi~nsrs s,rrss, sas
wei
kuase9
states No nsrosTy used Genune Fsusals fer,edcsl tie
| md Drsp~
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w aisa wi..eul ~ VINO svor diee ~isa ~ IL s.rss
IL Neuralgia IL earss thAa AaY
body knows! IL Impot-ncyi lJs Nassau street. 81
bottle: 50 dozen 1he esosstvs
Av.IVk ivUkskLf rkltAfkLf-fVk - CkSf.--
~ ivckst <hsculzpaus ksery UAs ~!
fLysician- Twenty vatAon w.sh nuaasoe
showing Pri,s.e Discusses xsd AAoriaatiSns
In aud ~ WihA0
YsuEx ~ vi tho university 81 fSassyivssse
Diseases,
es~es Canu, solitary hssss -
Youth faithfully al rveiis xissA -
The cLapler sell Abusc And oosnsnA
worthy VI particular stten .s ssd snseAs ss
tvuNs who nave bovu uuisftnAAe9
IN dissass 90 pssns yoursevss s.sss
bis unsy
b. ses espy u trsly Ssr~.zrs vss1
"a. vil,. partilni.riy n-rrAss ssBt
think Lom- witout foexss Ass-
aEus See eApssns sa persSis " Should s>ssss
Dr. loungs 1r~Atss fvekes
kvsry Oss is wv Physician. Ahy
eees-d letter siIi IL
book by mail -ix will lie
dress Dk. Nm lOlNI, To- spruce fLiiaaeApasa,
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DIAn man roIInMING LETTER rR0N TOMAS y

AN1IDOlE.-lOw AASf AAvE
" no ever aieu ~i.a isf IL cures
Neuralgia! IL cure moro tnAa anY
lJ2 Nassau street, ~
1he money re turned "a noe esoestvs~
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Nc CJkE. NO tHARcg.-Dn. MURPHY, or Is COLD
~ street. contdcnaily consulted on al assesses VI pm
mature. scssrrs,ra in two four aAys \
prAetss u sixteen years. enables Dr. NJ
VINO fs,cr him Win no in.rvury
drane% from business. Hours, A. N. toSP. N.
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VA, A1iS' NERVOUS
w aiea Without hl
kLeLnaa.ism! IL cures
body kno~si IL cures
per bottle: 50 per dorsn.
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h,,o.s,e APrii ls-sr. .ear Mar; Nissn, Eal.Ss..
sS ws, xss'S % .sAr' CA Az, ss
Trsnecs. Rowland, West fndies.
nIis.l April 10 arr r sr,s j.sase. Cartier iacoms
sac and v lees e lay g Coz y.s days chr. No
per, hiram Gerard IIsmmond. NYerl, 4 cr"sI Grant,
dos sarah ksateth pierPon, Do. steamer oeorsis
iss a ,"s. mr. her, era srs ana ss's M
West lnai. Princes Royal tDr) Doe Bermud schr judge
nesIys. kPrii icArr ship n Aym.r Nichols. ns.ro.
M fs ;, Ar . Si s,ars &
HIS Natlaa Le~i. which sailed hence for Hartford re-
sG ssSsS last s' "a c s Go Goa .ssi fSt.
stay and fscevcd other damage The sun loot bboom and
leans Josiah Quincy nincfisy from Nfort ssn.l Tor
rs ca .hip Viola Jsmeeen Noresn.; bsrts Mirnosa,
~ s.n fsS Ss s Elem sSss is",. Do Dssssrs
I1sdsipbiss nerrinse Bans.. do WIN Lsrr.bee nes,i.
hssrr Hsvs rfilsSslrsis sesr. Eiio,, Cook
Nsr,sn, Perkins Jsr,me snOysr Case Car. n.y.i.n va
ry, Ca bssrsi,. csnas,, Albany shsnasr Ssisrsou,
Nrerk AArre,on. usmil,os dos sou,herssr s.udley DO;
Nsi,rres. sa keS.sr.id, cg!.ou de. sld ship R..o;
ss s% pssSs sa % ms S sS'o N'
BAN. Arril Arr sshr -, Jsns. Nfe ORR,
r. srs.t a' .- c wss e es.s. n, o
-ss ss 's , s%s,T pr ss,ssS
isiI ksss. srrii 7arr chr. r.myr.. w,u.lO~. Nor
Drs,en; Arro Brsh,msn. virsnis .loop fsb SYors:
s sehrs niser-s scc,rcn. fhilsdep6A sloop Monitor
csis,yo.r. April e-1d scer. msd.r.. Berry Boston;
,svc,s.s - Amt, IA. r,,.. p..,o., g. p.,.
s-lphia; sih, sclr Vail Boston fer NYort.
Ir~ss. D-l April Pk-Psckst ship MonorsaAeis fror
s fss p:. SSs S ss,Si Ss I'M P .'T %
s~sn foe do Ccrsor fcr san Frsncsco New ORLEANS.
rsrass - ,..srds, "a sssy ' ,.snGs. s I'D.
d-rns the lse gale 70 he the Jos wss,sery 90
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DKifAik Di5EASE ,IkkD IN ON DAi, nT 4
local application without ps.n-1he Victims of sssrse
hAbsts p.rnsasns ~asirv 1870
tins county; has teca
kurOps, Win success Ia vsory Dr. LAkAOSf. "a
ksaes has aay. which bausa
physicians. I tor the ID fessls irr-salrilsss 81
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nE. COOPER, IL DJASE STREET, HAS. fOk TMs
- last ourteen jesrr, cynrbed nis prsotos ~ toe treat
mercufis delicate patars
tbs thu Aisess> and
charge.
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Port az New vorh. April ~. 1850.
Movements of tn,

and Havana and connect with the Falcon NJ avaos y,
Orleans fer mails and for The Pseiee steamer
Which are appointed tn tears PsnsnA monthly.
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& HE'LL and Spanish Polka Combs. Port MO
- nies. Brushes, Fancy Soaps sndo!iPhahs
or sale by
IITZINGER & TODD
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A Large lot of Bleached and Brown Mus
"A lins. just received and for sale very low
the store of MURRAY g. ZAliM
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CAMBRIA
CLOTHING STORE!

CLOTHING STORE!
Now Is the Time for Bargains!l
TIME subscribers have just received from
II ihe east at their Clothing Store In Ebens.
burg, a large assortment of
FILL f. WINTER CLOTHING,
among which may be enumerated
a fine lot of 6fs.e, Felt, and Bla,aket
overcodfs; Frock, ress and Sack
Coats Of every variefy and ccl-
ors a very large stock Of Sa-
tinet and Cashmere Pam
falcons Of every descrip-
tion, and a good as-
sorfnse,at Of iH f.
afinet f. Cassi-
mere Pesfs, to-
gether With
every kind Of Boys Clothing.
Also,
Fine and Coarse Shirts, Hasadkerchiefs,
Flannel Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all Of
which they will dispose of OH the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand large stock of Cloths CassI
meres and Ves,ings, which they are
prepared to make up in the most
workmanlike manner, and OH the
most accommodating terms for
cash or approved country pro-
ducr. Their entire Stock Of
Clothing is made up accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the lowe cash terms. they
are prepared TO accommodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing Of superior quality
and at lower prices than goods of a similar
quality were ever sold in this county.
The public arc respectfully invited TO call
and examine their goods
EVANS & HUGHES.
Oct 25, lS49.-4-tf
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Executors Notice

ETTERS testament ory on the estate of
IL Timothy Davis. late of Cambria town
ship. Cambria county, deceased. have been
granted to the subscriber by the Register of
Cambria county. All persons indebted 10 sa I'd
estate requested TO make payment imme-
dictely; and all persons having claims against
said estate, will present them properly authen-
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JOHN IVORY. ED. SHOEMAKER
II EW & G. H E A p
233SD3a
John Ivory s. Co.

John Ivory s. Co.
HAS lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FILL and WINIE GOODS.
Comprising in part fine Cloths and Cassimeres
with an assortment of the most desirable
and fashona BILE La6ies' Dress Goods,
such as Lawns. Lustres, De Laincs
AlPacss, Mnlls, Ginghams.
Calicoes. &c. in great
varicties-Together
with every descrp.
tIon of Men g.
Chidren's
Wear; Domes-
tic Goods, Hosiery,
Trimmings c.. 81
G x o CE RIEp.
We have large and gencr-
a. assortment which viii be sold
lower than any that have ever been
offered in this vicinity, together with
general assortment of
II a II u w A X E.
QueensWarr. Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Glass and
Putty; Boots and Shoes;
~ Fine BeaUer and 4H)leskin Hats
fine Cloth Caps: fine Gimp, Braid
Pearl and straw Bonnets Books, ta-
tionary, &c.
With every description of Goods, Notions,
&C., that arc usually kept in q country store &.
all of which will be sold such terns az will
defy all competition and insure general salts
:aciion.
DAli kinds ofC ntry Produce wanted. for
which the highest Inouet Price will be given N
Summit A. P. R. Road.
Jon. 25. 1850 -39.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
TRRASURERS SALE
Of Unseated Lands and Lots in
Cambria county A. ID. 1850.

I, JOHN G. GIVEN. Treasurer Of Cambria CO.
in the Commonwealth of fPcnnsYlvatia in pur.
suance of the several acts Of Assembly of said
Common a. eaith directing tfe'time and manner
of selling unsested lands for taxes. Do Hereby
Gire Notice. that tie following described tracts
of unseated lands and lots Of ground in the
.at county of Cambria. or such part thereof rs
may be necessary to pay arfearage of taxes
due thereon for one year or more, Will be OF
fered for sale at the Court House, in the Bor-
oueh of Ebensburg, the Second Monday
tbsing the 10Th; day Of June nezt, and contin-
ue by adjournment. iroE. day To day. until the
whole be sold for such arrearage of taxes. and
costs necessarily accIuing thereon.
.3Heghenu Tocnship.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION ABOVE THE FALLS
OF ST. ANTHoNY.-This experiment has fully
succeeded Another link is added to the chain Of
navigable waters in the great Valley Of the West
The .geographer of the last year stated that the
Mississippi was nawgable from the Balize to the
mouth OF the Minnesota or St. Peters River,
distance OF 200 miles. In his next edition he
must add another hundred miles. from the Falls Of
81. Anthony to Saus Rapids He may also be
more minute, and encroach slightly upon the
grounds OF the Historian, by stating that during
the Winter Of 1649l50, a few enterprsine citizens
OF Minnesota, aided by some gentlemen Of means
residing at Bangor, Me-, built, at the Falls Of st.
Anthony, light-draught steamer which they
named, In honor of our worthy and deservedly
popular Executive, Governor Ramsey that on the
10Th day of May, 1850, the Ramsey left the Falls
on her first trip to Sank Rapids, freighted in addi-
ton to the good wishes and high hopes Of the Min
nesotans, with full cargo of pork, flour, groce-
RES, dry goods, etc, and that she fully succeeded
in reaching her point of destination and returned
the next day without hindrance or accident She
is now mating her three trips per week. going up
one day and returning tee next. The "lUp PIPER
Mississippi is now above the Falls of ST An
thony. Its reclamation from the bark canoe Of the
red man, by the appearance of steamboat, marks
an era in the history Of the Northwest.-St. Paui
Chronicle, Jnne3.