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RAPTI-T BU0k DEPOsITURY.-Ju.

RAPTIeI bUUk UEPUSITUR .-Ju.t
- received new publication, viz: Neauder and
the First kpisles, OF john. This commentary is said
to be by many the best Of that eb!e Divine Also on
hand the annexed Commentarys.
Neander On tie Ep.sties OF James; Robert Hadane
on thr Fpst.es OF tle Romans; Charles hodges
Commentary Romans; Rev 4 A Browns do On
Levi3cus; John Browo. ID D, on the First Epistes
Of Peter; a Alexander on the Psalms; George
Horne. D D, On TIE Psa ms II Hacket on the acts
0. tlc Ap, stiles; K Te4ca's uo.e. the iserices
Of cur Lord; K Tenchs AoteJ On the Parallels :
d John Brown, D D, disc. urses or the sayings Of
our LORD Jesus Christ
Bacds Of M Biale by &c re Gillian.
De % CHARLES WORKMAN De9Jsitary
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LAuBERT' GEtlCk,
I4tn street. under ExcnaEgr IIn;aI
stIETE's LOTTERY UFFFCE.
~ all street, unGsr the Cry Eots:.
CHAik'S Old ~TANH

To. day Bel Air C!asa c. Capitals: l Of 500, :
600, III OF 1900 Of 5000, Of 500, i OF 1900, i
Of 1000, OF &C., 200 Of 15 70 nQraoers, u drawn.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Aiso-Patapsco, Glass ls--Capitalg: l OF S4s57,
OF 1000, 10 Of so. I49 Of -. 78 Numbers, II
drawn. Tickets Si-shares in proportion.
de u SMITH.
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>ioNIErtI. Dec. lS-Mr. Logan, the pro.
s.a =, ge"lugtst, has just retained from Sher
4TJ", nd reports much larger deposits O
Lu. 4~I. hun on the Chaudltre.
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fttE "a kM IN HE HRICD CALLED
= LEVEL GREEN" SIX MILES NORTH OF
BiCHM0nD,- FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Tha
subscriber will offer for sale at auction ON the pre-
iuiss ), On Tuesday. the 2lst Of December NJ XII II
fair, if not, ire rex; fair day, commencing at ii
O'Clock, this valuable tIfn. IL contains 532 acres
Of which about 100 acre. are ia woods OF original
growth, and adjoining the farm Of DR. John N Powell
and o.he.s II will be divided into two or more
tracts 10 suit the views OF bidders With the home
trpct, there will be about 80 acras, Of which 10
acre. are in meadow, and 4 sufficient quantity OF
wood for the u.s Of the place; and upon this por
ton of the tract Az acres have Oeeu seeded In Bheai
with the use Of guanO
The place abouufs in mari Of excellent q .ality
and quite convenient The Improvements are sui
6cient for the accommodation Of a large family
Tie dwelling has Elk rooms and hrepaces to eaeh-
The Location is very healthy one bepg near the
end Of the Brook Turnpike, on COCO road, and
within hours ride Ct Richmond. There il sn
excel ent sprng Of water within short distance Of
the yelling.
The terms of payment, which will be made very
accommodating, will te made known en- the day Of
sale.
Al the same iiLls aud place, will be sold all the
personal estate upon the !arm, consisting of Com,
Fodder, ShuCks Wheat, Straw, Farming Imple-
nlents, Household Furniture, &c. Also, all the
stock Of Mules, Horses and Cattle
TERns-For the personal estate, all sums under
$40 cash over that amount, 6 months credit Er
approved endorsed negotiable paper
II. from any cause, the Land should not be sold
il will be rented oat for the next gear:
Sale conducted By w. CoDpiN, Aucu del4
P. Tie as0ye Fam having bcea d,&yosed Of
privately al the personal estate will be cold a, auc
ion this day, commencing at Ii O'clock
There some fre mich Cows, Oxen, &C roe
good Mules, about $50 te!Ee.s Of Corn, largo par.
ceis of Shucks, Fodder, &c. Also, some House
dr2l W. GoDDIN, Auc,
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By George j. Sumner.
1.-TWO NEW MAHOGANY PIANOS A.

By George j. sumner.
Two NEW MAHOGANY PIANOS AT
l. AUCTION-Gn account of whom 1t may
concern.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING the
ed instant, commencing at 10 o'clock at NV auc.
ton sales room, No Fifteenth street. will be sold
at aCctloa Withou: reserve as above stated , new
mahogany Pianos, st Cctaves manufactured by
Louis Stern s. Co, OF Baltimore The above
Pianos are ready for inspection, and can be seen on
application al my store. Terms cash
del5 GEO J. SUMNER, Auctr.
Additional.
VIII be added to the above, the FURNITURE of
lady WHO'S declining housekeeping, among which
VIII be found SOFA, Chairs, WashstaIds, good
Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Sheets.
Spreads, Blankets, Tables Earthenware China and
Glass, kItche "A Utensils, &c; also, several hand
some gilt Mirrors, and a large number OF fine Eng
hsh and French Engravngs
de 20 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctr.
0TOCk OF GROUERIEs. STORE
~ HOUSE, FIXTURERS AND LEASE OF PRE-
Misses, AT AUCWON.-On THURSDAY morn.
ing, next, the I'D instant, at the of Messrs A.
Garnett & Co, corner OF Franklin and lS;h streets
(Who are declining business) will be sold az auc-
tlon without reserve, their entire stock o: Groce
rles, consisting of the usual assortment
Previous to the sale Of the Stock, will be offer
ed the unexpired lease OF the premises, which has
now more than four ears 10 run, and the improve
nents thereon, consisting of a good Store House,
with stable in rear, Lumb.I House, and eve4y con,
venience necessary for Gl -cery. The above pre-.
misses will be leased out privately upon application
10 the Auctoneer, il not, viii be offered a. Auc-
tIon TO the highest bidder the day Of SALE
terms at sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
de IL GEO. J. SUMNER Aurtr
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~ Pratt's Daguerreaa Gallery. No Ia

= ITaII1s EagueEftHh WtIieFy, NO 40
Main street -Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testim onials: "A very superior likeness,
Robert Thorp. VERY Ike" Roger A Pryor. Edi-
tor South side Democrat. Likeness executed su-
pecIatIgely good" J. w Roberts. -. give Mr Pratt
the preference 10 all the WORLD in taxing picture.,'
l.. 2. Goodwin Louisa county. " Mr. Pratt needs
but trial aud success viii be inevitable" David J.
Moody. "hr. Pcatts pictures are good or better
than have yet SEEM w. J. McDJwner, King Wi
liam The dagUerreotypes n Ar- Praits collec-
ton equal any have seen in London" Jno Tho
mas, d, Editor Of the Herald Of tie Kingdom and
Age To Come 70 II
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eS0 EEWARD.-RaEawsyt from the subscIi
S9CU ter, about the middle Of N ,vember, a ne
gro boy named CHARLES. a carriage driver He
is about 81 years old, about i've feet four or five
iaehes high dark copper complexion, has a slight
cast in one eye, and when questioned looks down
before he replies. he lie from tie county Of Glou.
cester, and may nog be lurking in that vicinity
reward Of $50 will be given tor his delivery to
rn- in Richmond.
de lS-lw WIN. w CRUMP.
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EEY Grand Nr,Y Years praseut-A

Cod Watch, wurtC sIHty-tTa dollars, will be PIE
scented On New Years day at ? Mountain 4 Col.
JeW2ry and Fancy store No. PIT Main street Ri n
mOnd. The subscribers fer to the public rare
ch4Ece 10 get beautiful. fine IS carat gold Hunting
Case Watch. sd table for Il lady or gealssaan as &
new years present. Ths following arrangements
VIII De made on the Isl Of November, and cohrinue
until the lst of January, 1858
Every person, on purchasing each and every ar.
ucie OF the value oi So gpd upwards, Will receive
card with number On II, and their and cor
responding number viii be registered III book
kept Tor thai purpose On new years day all the
corresponding numbers Il ra; issued vii BE- put
III & bag aHd well shaben, when ii number viii be
drawn by person entirely DISTINGUISHED, and ths
person holding the caro- with the number cores
bonding to that which is drawn viii receive pre-
sent Of a fine gc,d hunting watch.
Each person, on purchasing each and every arb.
Gle OF the value OF SO to s., will in ike manner
receive card de above aud the holder OF the cor
responding number drawn will receive present t t
fine gold l0chet worth 50. And each parsun on
purcha4iLg or getting repaired each and every ar
ucie u the value Il from ~ cents to s. 3D. vii! in
ike manner as above drawn, receive a handsome
port mOrrac worth IS.
fine assortment Of lewelry Clc1ks, Watches,
and Fancy Articles on hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman. Al! kinde q JeWery made ana repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest prices, and saiis-
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones settO order in the latest Ncg YORK style
n B-Ibe articles viii be exhibited in the wind wv
until the drawing Don't forget sle place.
: MO- TAIN /. co
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TO the PubIIc.-trCm lne sdyer,is, mon, p,
MI. w X Robinson, appe nded to my notice c
sale the public might infer that he is deprived nf
ine properly IN the brands belonging to the late
lttorEaalty. II is my duty to those interested In
h9 tata'e TO say that the sale proceeds from no dis
position to deprive Mr. w K Robinson Of aDv nj
his Tishs' but because the interest OF creditors de
maud that the whole OF the uersouaI pr,ner,v rs
ny intcsate must bs made available for the nav
ment VI their just claims.
JOHN ENDERS.
Administrator Of 7. Robinson, decd
Is1 "a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS IJAY.
John X. d. Payne, S.Iesm,n,

| A DMaNIsTRATOK's SALE OF To.
5aG1O APRESSEs AND SCREWS, TO-
B BAG bo1 BOARDS, NEGROES, CELEBR4.
rs, Gc-On Tuesday, the 2lst Decenb Der. ins.
commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the Factory an
Gary street. (between l4th and 18th streets in th,.
CITY Oh hlcnmono, occupied for several years past
oy the late Poitiaux Robinson will be ossrrd for
sale at public auction, without reserve or regard n
Heatner the valuabls and extensive assortment of
machinery used By the said Robinson in the uanu-
lac5oIe OF Tobacco, consisting of Tobacco Screvs
ana Presses, Mills, Brands Castings sc An in
complete and perfect order and Of tho nrost ~
proved patterns. ~
After the sale Of Implements alsrge and well a.
iscIeo stock OF about 100000 ieet of Boards suits
bic Tor Tobacco Boxes, " eli seasoned and -.
tor use, viii be sold. Also the Horses. Mules Ca
rlases' wagons, &c, &c, when from the Mules
purchasers will have the opportunity of selectinr
some 0! the hne.t and most gentle animals in .hs
cry and On the day following, "wednesday the
ga DecemberD at the Factory situated on the
DocA, WIZ be sold The entire stock of Mach,nerv
81 .tte ldIe Foiuaux Rooin1on in said Factory
al Oh whlcn Is nearly new and in fine order
Altei tue SAFE Is completed at the lower Factnrr
the celebrated Brands Of Russell and Robinsons
"helme. Robinson Il c." Nelson aEma-aISa,,
and ~: Robinson q CO." VII be sold to the hias.
est bidder. The reputation and celebritv NJ thss.
Brands, it is believed, will insure to the purchase
a handsome fortune in short time, if well mar.
aged. I'll '''an'
Alter the above mentioned property is DISPOSED
"a tAS saie oi negroes (aoout nifty IN NUMBER viii
take place. Among them, the public is assured
are some mos. valuable Factory hands, such "a
stemmers, Twisters and Prizers, and some that
would make excellent Drivers and valuable FieId
Hands. 1'~
The ate ntion Of the public is requested IN ,basa
sales, particularly those about to embark in tbs.
business OF manufacturing Tobacco, as il is bgliey
ed that so extensive wel!tried, and pertec, an as
sorlment OF material for the business is rarely ,nss
with. eS MIA
TEENS For all sums under 500, cash will he
required over that sum- four months credit will
be given tor negotiable notes with approved an
cofseFS. JOHN ENDERS
Admir- OF Poitisux Robinson Deceased
John r u P.y<P
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HY AIexnnder NoIt a DO.

Y'HiS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we will sell
at auction, at our store, a large collection Os
House furniture Clothing and Miscellaneous Ar.
tices.
Also, % bbls Sweet Oranges, in prime order.
de u ALEX MOTT 4 co Ancta
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DAGUERHFnTYpRs

Would you zee til sc priceless treasures,
Memories u long vanished pleasures
Ana Preeorvc for your behOljiug
Forms and faces long since moulding?
INCLUSION take, with brief endeayor.
Face ana form that last forever
4 truthful, lte.!ihe, tilelv finished portrgit or
miniature Of d relative OF friend severed from US
y distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire 10 possess clear, lich toned, durable Ds.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures withstand the test Of time, and are
pronounced By the CHEST authority unsurpassed
1er side the Atlantic.
Curp:.ce for one Of these fee Port ats is only
ONE DOLLAR con- pete, snd warranted 10 please
q 40 sale
Strangers and CITIZENS are cordially invited to call
ana examine specimens.
Observe the and NUMBER OULSOE'S
Sky and side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street.
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l~:~& kDK puILADELPHIA.- no
- - ~ - au.zh.p PENNSYLVANIA Captain
- IA = val BIZ ready t. receive freight, Friday
Ia tu lL-t., eud VII ga, Oh Monday the &7th, al
= ..-lJ-A Z. NJ. IOs freight passage apply 10
ROBERT RANKIN
+ Shippers vii please send down TIER goods
f.: 81 Ipircnt N fridsy &c 81
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kEEKCHA%fS wlil mo- al cur stores, q lar e
III BLOCK If ank Books, Manufactured pres sIy
I'll or own sales, to which We invite their attcn'
l.pE.
CeQ q. II. WEST a. BRO.
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Admir- Of Poitisux Robinson, Decease d.
JOHN r. D PAYNE. Auct DC q

To the aIanufacturers.-Tb brsrSs of M,
late Brother Poitiaux Robinson having been eiye1,
TO ME by him the day previous to his death in the.
presence OF his wiiea that gift being recopns
apie py a" lhls Is On case OF my net becoming the
purchaser) to notify whoever may become the mr.
chaser OF the Russe.! * Robinson brand, thai ,I,,
firm OF VIM r Robinson s. Co intend este bIjshins
the name q one ct cur concern, w Russell Robin.
son, and intend putting up Tobacco la the same
manner In which We have always as agents for nv
late blolher, put upthe Russell IL Robinson brand
and giving the customers OF the bl and notice IN a,
We were the agents of my late brother, and super
INTENDED personally Inc manufacture of the Russ,l
Il Robinson brand
de l0-tds VM y popJNSC,y
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u ksS >rAPhhs, 1AGAZLNEs. An
~ NUALS, CHEAP BOOKS, PICIOHIALS, &c.
g. Tor sac 81 LEWIS =. SMITHS,
Cheap Bookstore opposite American.
G4iay's Lady Book Igr January 1898 sc
G:aaam's Magazine ior January, l653-25c
National Magaz ne, u Abel Stevens fJr January
PIC
Arih4gs Home M~gsziae for Janusry-l3c
Ladies National Maga2in" Tor ianuary--lec
A speu ID assoI'm ut Of Annuals GIFT Books,
Juyet es, &C, 1Jr C-.s:ulss, just received. Gave
me a call
The NAmeluks, or the sign Ct the Ny,t., Tie, by
Percy Poore-25c
G,d4.'s Gallery If Enerayiues: large pam.
ple- containing BIT" cen 20 ana so stec. eugraV-
iugs Ior soap books Or sruG frames price 75c
Make Warren, by kmers bennett-2Jc
The GCe3. Horu-25s
Ba=I.-Jyc
TIE @uccesstu. Merchaut-5Cc
Weny.s Chronology Ct tie American Stage: q
book ior the PrUt-ssioH-JJc
Pictorial Brother Jo.a.hsu, Pictorial Picayune,
+ az Vi Our Union WaverIy, Home Gazette, Cour-
Ter Banner PIiya eer, N FIcayuuc. Pick Ian.
tern, sam, Daily Herald aud tribune, T" holes.ie
aud retail. de 81
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GREs0kH d HAIRY.
innagers, Richmond, virginia.
SUCCESSORS 20 !. w. Maury d Co.-Otace No. 6
Haia street.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, I66, Dec le;
10 ~ 50 81 f9 30 J 81 81 81 80
To- Day Capitals: e23 500, 1890, 600, { of
44.o. &C &C. Is numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets s..
T0-Morrow-C CAPITALS: $40 0Ca. ono 10 n01
81 q 1907 &C, &c. Is numbers, IA drawn TEX.
els sIe. de DEE
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ltUDEE AND GRAHAM, just received by
~ MORRIS,
Late Drinke. IL Morris 81 Main ct.
q 5.ys Ladys Book agd GFahams Magazine
iJE January, each beautiful plumbers, coInmel eng,
: new +eaf de II
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IAnTERs sfANi-h MIXTURE II
arisiug from Impurity 81 the Blood, serofalA,
rheumatism. Liver Compliant. syph,htc dior
ders. and diseases arising from njudicious use 81
mercury, &c. Just received from the propEietoFa.
Ell PlCoT,
deis Corner opposite Old Market
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LIFE INSURANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY charter per-
~ pstusI- Net capital let October, leo2, alter
paying all losses ana expenses, s. ,524255 75-The
profits all belong to the insured. The diyi1ens are
ms4s ANNUALLY. and average over one-ihird the
premium paid. This company pays lis dividends
while the insured is living aud thus helps the III
sured topay mis- premiums with ease
When the annual premium on Life Policy
amounts TO $50 hall IS loaned 10 the Insured II h.
wishes
Ladies can inquire their husbands lives. free from
the demands Of his creditors.
d. w KNOWLES, Agent,
Office corner Main and 18th streets.
te an-2w Richmond, Va.
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A{AttAAINES FOR JANUARY, low
VI ready at I. H. GBE6AAM'5, Broad 81,
Opposite Broad street Hytsl.
Godey's Lady's Book for January, splendid
nunJer
Giabsm's Magezile for January, a very rich
number
Arllura Magazine for January, Is
The National Magazine for January, lee
The Ladies' National Ma gazne for January, loo
Two Magazine. for 5 -, or one Magszipe and
any Of the weekly newspapers for -
Now Is the time to subscribe Send OF call at
GRESHAMS,
The old established Periodical House, opposite
Broad street Hotsl.
s1zp@ Remember, he is furnishing Periodicals,
Mag azines and New papers cheaper than any enc
else de q
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rULD PEN..-AI the various lluus OF uu.d
~ Pens, among them Ra2ps celebrated hiche
Pen, superior 10 Al! others Says ons gentlema4-
have tried many Gold Pens, but have never had
a good one until | obtained the Eiache Pen For
sale only at GENSET & JAMES,
del3 Eagle Square.
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4jhiTk BEANS u DREID NPpLAS
W WAHHED. Tne high 81 market rice viii
he paid u
&c 20 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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90 RBLs. WAITE AND YELLOW
oU COFFEE SUGARS, forsae by
d.Zl WILLIAM EGGLFSTON.
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4 EATHEh hEA - TAI As.-Carpct Iacks
IL with leather heads, Tack hammers, w oa
Msllets Wood Hatchets Wood Saws, &c, fer saie
BY H. ID LimmEhAAN
dels Corner Msia ana i2tn suscu
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fEIS TRUE, b. ALMOST INPU..
SlBLE TO BhLIEVE.-AI whD have seen
TIE Goods that arr now being sold al LkYYr store,
surprised 10 fnG the prices 60 exceadingy low,
tney tecone convinced that he is ally sell ug OH
al cost aud he all that ne is selling ou: 10
close business in this city il is his inlen:0ato re-
VI to tbs West, Al. IN want OF Dry Goods at
and below cost, W. please call at once
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
d 20 POI BROAD street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
Kossuth Meeting.
Sr.PAvL, Jan. 81, 1852.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 81, 1852.
The meeting was called to order by appointing
ID. F. Brawley, ESQ.,, President; John Butler and
Thomas Brooks, Vice-Psesidents, and s. TTask
and ]. C. Ramsey Secretaries. -.
The chair called upon WIN. D. Phillips, ESQ.,,
to state the object Of the meeting. To which call
Mr.. Phillips responded in some appropriate re-
marks, and offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That feeling interested in the main
tenancs Of the laws of nations, acknowledging
the sovereign right Of every people TO dispose oi
its own domestic concerns to be one Of the laws.
aud the interference with this sovereign right to
be violation Of these laws Of nations, the peo-
pie Of the United States--resolvsd to respect and
to make respected these public laws-deelares
the Russian past Intervention in Hungary. to be q
violation Of these laws, which if reiterated, would
be new violation, and would not be regarded in
differently by the people Of the United States.
Resolved, That thu people Of the United States
are resolved to maintain its right Of commercial
intercourse with the nations Of Europe. whether
they be in a state Of revolution against their gov
eminent or not; and that with thu view Of sp-
preaching scenes on the continent Of Europe, the
people invite the Government to take appropriate
measures for the protection Of the trade Of the
people Of the Mediterranean; and
RESOLVED, That the people Of the United State,
should declare their opinion in respect 10 the auss.
lion Of the Independence Of Hungary, and urge
the Government 10 act accordingly.
Resolved, That the people Of Hungary are. and
ought to remain free and independent nation
that Louis Kossuth is their lawful Governor, and
that the Hungarian people should not be prevent
ed from exercising the rights Of reemen by the ty
ranny Of Austria and Russia.
Resolred, That we extend to Louis Kossu,h
Governor Of Hungary, and the Hungarian nation
that has made such noble stand in the cause oil
freedom, that sympathy, aid and support, which
freemen alone know how to grant.
Mr.. Baker moved that the resolutions be adopt
ed which motion was lost.
Mr.. Baker moved that Mr.. Phillips be request
ed to prepare copy Of his speech for publication
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, the Meeting aijoured sine dire.
DE-. BRAWLEY, Pes.
S. TRAsK, Sec'y.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

SUPpRxssrNa ARDENT SPfRtrs.-Ibe Pc
tition for the Maine liquor law. Is extensively
signed. BY examining the list Of names on the
petition, we see majority Of those who have
been lsns actively engaged. to our knowledge, IN
putting down liquor. From eur knswledss Of the
men, we are satisfied that whether the law be
passed or not. they will coatinas to set their faces
against ardent spirits, in every form. The ihiag
must have fair trial. Come, gentlemen Of the
Legislature, what say yea to Passing the law and
putting il into immediate effect! The agitation
Of the subject. has already seriously sffssted the
price Of whisksy. Do not keep dealsrs in su'-
psnse. ssIf the deed were done, 'twerc well
'twere done quickly" But what will become Of
the Office Of ''Collsctor Of the Port" when there
is ne lsager even whiskey to eellsci'
RETAIL PRIcEs IN Sr. PAUL, Feb. 9Th.
Fresh beef 6 to Sc. onions 81 Is per bsshsl; tur
nips 40c. cabbage . to I0c. potatoes 75c. per
bushel; butter lsto zoe. cheese 10 to 15c. -four
S.; corn-meal SOC. hams IL to l5c. rice &c.
brown sugar Sc. tallow candles lie. star do soc.
soap by the box, &c. sugar house syrup Coo. vine
gar zoe. mess pork SIS per barrel; apples, green,
S., lard l3c.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

LIoueR WILL COME IN--Leas spirituous
liquors were consumed in the Sandwich Islands,
when the duty was Ave per cent. ad valorem,
than at the present time. when the daty is Eve
delas per gallon. This fact is stated by Mr..
Wyllis. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs in those
Islands, who recommends return to the former
rate Of duty. The fact b worthy Of the notice
Of Temperance rsfermers.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
New Yoax. Ian. 2

- 81 ~ NEW YoAK, Jan. a.
Tnmsnss crowds again crossed the Eas, River
on slie ice this -noraing, bat by the breaking up
e. riis ice some 800 persons were placed in very
critical position. We hear of no serious acci-
dents Weather appears to be moderatng.
A meeting Of Californians was held al the
American Hotel last evening. which denounced
the Federal Government for sending cut officials
from the Atlantic States, instead Of appoint ine
those in Caiifornia.--The meeting demanded the
Abolition Of the Assay Office aud the establishment
Of Mint. They are to hold great gathering Of
Califerasans At Washington on the BIB Of Febru-
airy.