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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
r. =. NEW ELL,
Com Merchant.

a ND Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IA cook, palor and heating stoves oi all kinds.
tece0 from the Troy, Cincinnati and st Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment Of double oven
stoves and ranges, Tie Eastern market affords. Hollow
"are kettles, pots, ovens akets turntces ing pans
waffle irons shovrls torgs, &c
hlso-Farmng utensils, llOushs, cradles, rakes hoes,
shoNels, scythes, snaths aNes saws sad rous zinc,
spring balances coffee mills wire. nails tsCks. &c
Japaned OF all kinds, lamps and candlesIcks Of
brass, on and lin; brttaa and kitchen ware and
coffee rots, Spoos ladies' ssmmers, tea coffee and
gar boxes scrub. hrching and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus; vel, cstoru and house pulnps o all size
water rams, leid pipe sheet bar and pig lead c.,
at my stand ON Third, Robert. street, Saint Paul.
Mluuesota F. ), n
September 4, ISL. 2O-tf
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Dr. Ho'mes Is now fairly before the English pub
iic The following lines much praised by tho re-
viewers
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Manufactory.
Corner Of Fourth and 81. Peter Stuets.)
VI. WISE * CO..
HVvER grateful for the liberal patronage herotof re
extended 70 them, beg leave 10 inform the bcldec.
ol 81 Paul and the of mal Kind general iat te,
are alwahs an haud, and prcParcpared To make
amount al Doors, indow sash, Blinds aid Frames "a
order. al ahogf notice IN the durable manner and
AT The most reasonable prices for cash. give "A call
December -, 1881. MICHAEL WISE,
35f JONAS GiSE.
PAINTING.
CHER MAN k MORE.S. on Fovrlh street 81.
~ iaul, The middle of town, in the building of
Mr. kno> up STAIRS, may he found ready attend
PGiutlug in all its departmcnts House painting, slsi,
painting, carriage and ornamental painting all done
up promptly and with pants 81 the best quality Ii
do our work ia soNenty, Unworkmanlike manner, we
DO not expect TO get business in the e htcncd of
~. Paul. 3iy SHERMAN a a!O"EI.
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EAGLE BAE EISI.

NOW shall have hand, At ali hours of day and
- night oaves. crulnpCts, crackers, cakes of all
sorts-esery Thing in my hne, done up according 10
the best of my skill Thanking oar public for past
encouragement, shall coat vour custom
Corner of st. Anthony and Fort streets.
April 15 iS52 (52-tf) GEO SPENCE
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T.. e. PRICE,

ESLASlERER, can be found near the corner Of Jacl-
SON and SNth streets, the lower samg mill
L. H. mas served regular apprenticeship III te hus.-
ness OF plsferg and believes he can give entire salts
iacsioh TO those who niay employ HIM, any branch
his business.
i. S-rwo good iourneymen are wanted Immediately.
st. Paul, Aug ~ 1851 n
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Poor FELLOW! THE Nsw York Times saws the
following strange accident occurred at Sing Sing Prs-
on not long since:
Late in the evening the Warden was aroused by
somebody knocking at his door. Inq,iring who was
there, he asonishcd 10 hear In fepiy. 'It's me,
Schermcy horn. One Of the convicfs had been over
looked, and tire prison had been locked up with him
on the outside. The poo, fellow had been twenty two
wears in the Prison. and didG know where to 90, and
so he Knocked until he awo,e the Warden, and OBJ
taned admission into his qla!te.s.
Ruhhinp warta with solid uolash Ni effect.ally kill
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

NVW II I IIt ITML
lust received from the East, the spring ST lie Of silk
- Hats. beautiful article also large assortment Of
hossuth hungarian ana Macy Hats; also fine as>ort
ment for boys and children. Oh Cloth and CIOih Caps,
every style and ali prices the ST. Paul Hat and Cap
Store. (2-tf) X. o WALKER.
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DOCTOR CARLOS

Surgeon, Physician art -lccoucter,
A GRADU ATE: of the Paris and Turin Universities,
IA has taken hs residence ~ -. Isu lie viii take
picasie ia exhibiting h- Diploma 20 any one who de-
sres Ia see It, DR. {. viii have his Office at " Iurpins,
ON Fourth street 81 Paul; here he be found, and
Will rrompti, utiend to every calL
\. d. Dr. G.. has Instruments oi the most approved
kinds for eyery srrgic1i operation required. IL,
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ASIES & NELSON,

A TTOKNEYS AND CODNsELLoRS AT LAW
and Solicitors IN ChaEcery, 81 Paul, MiIine !;
viii attend with promptess and letN 10 all law busi-
ness entrusted their Minnesota and the adjon
ing counties ot Wisconsin.
ITParicuar attention VIII be given to the collection
of debts, and the location ol Land VI Narrdlts.
S3ut Is ISL 2,-lY
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Saint Paul Business 0aros.

DIR. A. &. BRIsBiNE,
Physician and Surgeon,
Tb<ENDERS his professional services 70 the citizens OF
ST Pau and vicinity. OiiCe il Irvine- new brick
building, -. Anthony street, few door. below the
Ameriusn House
October 10, 1851. 2e-tf
DIR. J.. III. DAY.
HA Ill practice his profession ia SAINT Paul and
w enity. Ohice on Heuch street.
Oct. q,
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GEORGE NV. SWEET.
County surveyor and Land Agent.
sApk RAPIDS, BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA TERhtToRy.
M III attend 20 pre-emptng cianls, and locating
military land warrants, III the County OF Benton.
This County presents Inducements to the immigrant,
e1ualied by any other portion oi the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His Eycellency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H H. sI3LEy,
II. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT.. u. =. Tor. ENG, Z. w.
RoRUP ESQ Sr. PAUL.
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w. H..
BORCP OAkES.
VGHfIE undersigned having formed Copartnershp for
4 transacns an Exchange ana Banking business i'll all
ts various branches, will be prepared furnish sight
aud time exchanges the East aud principal cities Of
the West Remitiances to Great Britain, ireland, and
continent oi Europe male III 10 suit purchasers.
Sight and time bills and European exchanges uIChased
collections made, and proceeds remitted usual
Of exchange. All other business committed to care
punctually attended 10.
BORlP l. CAKES.
ivl. IJ-tf
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". =. SN MINER,

GENERAL. NEW sPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
! 'ORNER of Second ana Chcsnut streets, (oyer the
u Post Ol,iCe, st. Louis Mo.
EEfEREtSFS
Messrs. r. & W. Campbell, nlessrs HAYDEN Wilson.
Adoiphus Neer&col H&R y Whittenore.
ST. Louis, June Il. 9-tf
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NEW LIVERY sroCK.

EAATTlSoN 4 BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
pect early in May, an addition their Livery
= ock, several new and elegant Carriages busgies and
barouchcs sis" harnesses aad h0re furnishings asd
cGuipase Of the most elegant dcscrp pton.
AlSOan additional stock of ine bluodel, well bro
hen horses. Query. Ii spiritcd horses cone in under
The Lquoa Law, viii they be in danger Of being knock
- in the head.
Our entire stock viii over Sl0Cd.00 No
other stable il the West, out of SAINT LOUIS viii b.
found as complete
VIII our !tjcnds and the public please remember that
NJ the Livery Stable The rear of the Afgcrcan yo>e
nj the upper end oF SAINT pa.l, they AT all hours
haHc such convey b. land wheels or on horse
back, rs they may desire?
pAJrl5ON y BEN%ON
NJ. Paul, April l5, lSJ2 52-tf
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE
Snint Souls.
CITY NOTEy,, ST. LOUIS

C0rner Of ThiTd and Jinc streets.
T. RARNUM, proprietor, VIII dlways be happy TO see
his freds, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
( .issippi river. Nov. a. 1870.
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.llCDH Z. NOAH.

ATTORNEY II Lar and Solicitor ChanccTy.
COMMISSIONER fer States of Maine, Rhode Island
u Connecticut. New York, Peinsy ivania, Virginia
Alabama, ONO and Louisiana.
rrAli instruments 20 be- used recorded in any
the above Stales may bC taken TT ny Office IN ST. Paul
July 81, ieJi. l5-u
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Saint 2utbonn.

j. Il. WILSON
Saint Anthony Falls,
hEALERS in Dry Goods, ready made Clothing Hard
~ ware, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and Provisions
Ac. &c.
Saint Anthony Falls, Nav %, 1851.
ST. MATTHEW RlCUAR DSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NoV>RIEs PUBLic, AND LAND
AGENTS
50. .4nthony, Minnesota Teryitoru
Oct. =, 1851. 25-y
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WI. $. COMBS,
BOOKSELLER AND STATfoNER.
h EEfS constantly hand, complete stock OF
RA Books and every description of Stationery to-
geheT with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, 81. Paul.
April |, 1892. 5G-tl
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
O1ics on Bench ST., near the junction Of Third
II IL II VI = ::

TT THE PIONEER viii be furnished 10 Subscribers
at Two DOLLARS per annua, invaTisbl. In advance.
~ No subscr ptiuns received for less than year.
0r All letters to This oce, must De PREPAID 10
cevc attention.
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5tiIIwatcr BUSINESS GarDs.

~
Henry L.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at La,u and solicitor in
Chaneery.
VIII attend to all professional business entrusted his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE T.. PARKER,
Attorney e. Counsellor at Law,
SfiliWafer, Minnesota TERRITORY.
THE LA Il HOUSE.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
4V1 Saltwater, Minnesota Terrirov.
March s. 1852. AZ.
MARBLE WORKS.
"M. WlLIIM. agent for Matthew Lawton Marble
w Cutter, of Pittsburgh, is epared receive
orders and furnish all Kinds OF Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, of the best 3Fknanshp and material
WIN. WIl.iIM.
Saltwater, April L. 1852. 1T
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A TTORNET and Counsellor at Law, and General
N Land Agent. Particular attention VIII be given 10
collections paying taxes, entering hands, securing pre-
euuptluus and made by military land warrants
ST PAM, s,f
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE,
On ST. Anthony Street, fco doors beiotc the american
House.
THvIiE undersigned would respectfully invite the
4 ton Of The public TO their large and we'll selected
stock ot Groceries and Prov Also Ready Made
Clothing, Beots, shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass,
Hardware, etc, all OF which viii be sold cheap for cash.
q Please call aud examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE d BROTHER.
st. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 20
r. FRFNTRISS.
ItROCERY and Provision store, having removed to
W Sd street, nearly opposite the Post Office, is
prepared 10 offer TO Old and customers .he
selections his line; including hams pork tea, coffee
sugar, rice EVERY thing in fact, that wanted for
i'll families ana boarding houses the very lowest Iv
ing prices.
st Paul March 26, 1852. Soft
w AR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALENA.
ME subscriber Is agent oi Flour from the above mills,
Il and will have q constant supply on hand of super
fine and superfe, which will be sold mill prices,
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour known all who
tried aud only requires trial here make
a fayorite family Flour OF Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
St Paul. May %, 1851
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FREMONT HOISE.


yENIIEY determined have Hotel kept at still
j water, a house ought to be kept. The Lake
House Is De, large. building with lai convenient
stables aud bindings. well good parlois Tho
honSe, for private families occupy.
Matthew Iascy has taken this house, and furnished II
throuEhOut; having put in clOGG.U0 worth OF turn-
iure. Nothing the of expense will be spared
keep up the oI The Lake House. the highest reputation
that public house acquire Strangers from abroad
VIII receive such attention encourage then, to
tarry.
saltwater. March < lS-2 47-6t.
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cUNS,JfTu.

G.. INQUIRE. GUNSNITH,
4 I the sign of the Big Gun, Third street, ST. Paul,
IA next door to Caves Saloon, is prepared do any
work IN his e of business, promptly and the entle
satisfaction OF customers.
July 81, 1851. Is
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DIR. L. K. POTTS.

MEANING made II, Paul his permanent residence, WI
E attend calls Of IN his profession IN town ala
country. He may Ge found At The store at W. H. Forbes
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BOOK BINDING.


v4NE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
Of 81 Paul and IFS vicinity that he ROW car
tNne on the above business IN the Pad story uf Il. NJ.
spencers building OF 9TH aud kobort street
Particular attention pad 10 binding Magazines rod
cas &c. IN plain fancy binding The shortest notice
and oU Eeasoaabls terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
$ Paul, March p, 1852. 49-tG
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DENTiSTR

G w BiDDIE, LATE OF plrTPBCRG, PA.
TJAS permanently located in 81. Paul Folrteen years
Close application To his profession together with q
large beautiful assortment on pian and gum teeth
enable hm from entire set ol teeth by
atmus yheTc press,rc with beautiful representation oi
the natural gum restoring The mouth To it, natural shape
Diseased eet permanently saved Dy plugging; seltss
teeth extracted with lille pam possible. Teeth
,iralised and diseased gums restored to health.
oaice At juuctol of Hill aid SAINT Anthon. street
n B.-Ail Jobs warranted
st. Paul, Nav i3. a-iH
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BEVANS LANSING.

ZEAL ERH in stoves and manufacturers Of des
H cription of Tin ani Copper Mare, few doors be-
low the American House, II. Anthony street.
June 26, 1851. (lO)
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ST. PAU TEMPERANCE mOrsE.

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
My name Is MOfFEr. NJ Boarding House is on
lVA Jackson street. at the lower end of Saint Paul To
find it, yon keep straight from the steamboat landing
10 the sign oi Triangle at the north end Oi the bridge.
Ny house is large and for prompt payment every week,
intend 10 furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOfFET.
-. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
BOARDING HOUSE.
HNHARLES CIR EEh has opened Boarding
J House in the end OF the celebrated Fremont
House. Bench street, where ne will make Cash IOd
gers and BOarders comfortable he possibly can,
$500 per week NOV. 1851. 32y
CALENA 4 HOUSE.
TENfE subscriber has provided for the oa lion
Of boarders; boh By the day aud by the week. with
without lodging-at very moderate prices inquire
for the Galena House. the first building Roberts
street above Third, opposite Winnie Cooleys Clothing
tore. jul7-S-V VIM TRU SSONE.
FREMONT HOUSE.
JOSIAH WEAVER, pROPRIEToR.
FnNIlS well known stand Bench and corner OF Cedar
n streets has been thoroughly repaired, and I'll new
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
jyl ll-tf
THE BENTON HOUSE.
nANlD GILMAN htgs leave 10 inform the rest Of
y mankind, that he has reftted the above honso
latch string his OH friends well take in
strangers. Comfortable apartments, ard farmers fare
can be furnished to gentlemen, of ftm}es, wishing 80
visit the upper country, for health pleasure and
journ AZ Waab viii be pleasant. fine fishing and
hunting can make il, or the proprietor shows how TO
render il. DAVID GILMAN.
July Is, 1859. l3-St
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IL Who love good eating. cali At the ST. Paul Bake
IN ry. where they do things up White, not Brown.-
We SHALL have hand at all lines Bread and Crack
Cakes and Candies of ever, descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer and eyc1y thing else ia onr line Call
and see for yourselves. L 81 W. BATES.
St ranl. Anril 90 IrS2
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d. j. KOYirs s. C0.

E,NuR Msnuactory; everything in the fur line made
a III the best ladies lIfs, sleigh robes fur
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
The BIick Hotel, II. Paul. 3J-tt
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DIR. v. BARBOUR

XATOULD repeatedly inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vcimty, tliat lie has returned after a
temporary absence OF 4 months, and offers his pro-
fe.sonal services the pubic. Thankful iof past as
snd soliciting share Of public patronage he VIII prac-
lice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, discardng ner-
eurN in all forms. lie viii be found ha Old stand
at ali hours, except when Professionally Engaged.
April 10, 1851. -!
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TR MAN VI. SMITH
MA OtLD respectfully inform tbe Merchants and
w Others having Notes aid Accounts to collect [
that he VIII attend 10 ihe collecting Of Noes and
ccinis III ~. Pam, st Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centige moderate, and all busncss in
trusted to my VIII lie promptly attended To- a.
have no cher business my hands
r. tlereuccs
Capt.. A. Whln, Secy. Of Territory; S II. Sergeant
W. Dahl, Wm. II. oiiiiInan ~ Co. II. [. s5andiord
DR.. y Barbour.
May be iound over the of CathCart & Tyson,
when not absent business All Notes and Accounts
let IN the hands Of w Ii. Stiilmau a Co.. viii receive
prompt attention bb me.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
81. Paul, Feb Ii, 1852 14-v
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Rubbing with solid potash will effectnaIy kill
them.
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WDIiN SlclAN, Surgcon and Accoucher. viii pracuc
his Profession St Paul and vicinity. Once co.
Fourth and Robert streets, over Cathcsrt TYSON
St,re iZ-tN
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Big " suddSes tsesu, cloasas Asu.4luA sm.vs

Brs " suddSek trrsm) ciodias AgusAilA gmsS6
eohr r hooltOo. T.pIoy' trinidad 80 Cuba Bsoes
sshr Randall Biactwsll. GuAdstoups \ n Fsssuaa
sest sn.% Gerard .nnsaa sssaosd ssisr I LORI
ssas New Resosss aisess Norfolk ssurges, Chairman
sohs Asa Eldsidre, Lovdsn. Baltimore. W Mckee.
Arrived.
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1ss
days, 1s With %a.s Bss
@ Is' s.y. 1 Es'r ss sssss
g:ss5 .o nsss soa. ss Is. os's g.
Ca = 90 epose chip Rbeccs tos New York;. Wolfe
ps,s uarssskss:i wAsssa. Darisa L. day, VIA nd.s
Big payd psa,l Pudscr. wAmins.Oa. &c, visa a,y,
scSs 4 81. 10 tet G,'d.asrl Pscy. Wilmington NC s
scar Calssado Bps.. wahiossoa. NC days with a.ys
sshs o:ssoa 90 Cape a.y Godfrey, Plymouth. NC, Nth
stuglsa Dec ieis oosaeo4e bar Dec IS wade laS
lied sg ~ ss Ss
Css1oa who wa .nosssi ovssbossd sni os. came
aca iffed % &c rsss nver
schr os.iso. rssoa. chnoad snd Norfolk q aours
,ss - ssnaS ao saa saa asef
ss6r coiumj.., Wins,ov Norlc::k ) days,
Ct her n tho gast River eaasssd WITH
s saa ana | q e
Sens spsa0.i Baroer. Virginia. dsys, bound TO New
soaE Richard iaS csappsll Virginia q hours bound {,
sshc Catherine Thomas. woodhouse Virginia 2. hours
sehs Village use wedmors, vgiua,el hoas, bound %
SeLr Mad, Cooper Virginia. q hours. ooaaa % New
sehrs oass a.ley aiis. viSsaa 2t soars bound
scbs hssy Adelaide Avery, Vrsiaa, "a hoa-s souai
Sohs La,i Rove. waJaose Virginia. "A hous, bound
scar Emma aosShAn Farrsn. Virginia. "a hours bound
ssSshsrs Ella Smith. Virginia q aous. bound % New
soh Maxsoa Rogers Tarrca, Virginia q aoprs,
sesS Hsataa Thomas. Virgins q hours boaad 10 Nav
SohE Sea Flower Dayton. Virginia "a hours. bound
ssSr chas s,ston Miller Virginia 81 aoars bound go
schr David Rs,sy. Haines, ylrgiai,. z days
sarah ssas ashore below Rio J.aoro, do,
psevaa beng replaced she liverpool ana New York
liza Or fas saa oxen Is. Nov 70 ON
seyea days
oa
Tor this ros. shs lies o. me NY side Of Ro%sr snos The
Ha as Il aSpa Ss bu p~, s g
s,:ess tho hour aG ne osla ana s,a.s Of .s
morning sb which time ii 3t found 10 be mpossb
spproach to render the vessel assistance
he then here for the city in order 30
and VA, ill the wind aSatss sufficiently 10 enable ths
the operations Tor relieving the ship
She ID aSoutS0 tuns burhen and lies three
aground i've o. her ships anchored the c. and
a. nr % Ts
sno latter went 10 the yesses Oh shore
Pilots who the city ths morning rooor.
oia OF fore and sss schrs a. anchor the beach
side The Hook,
The and bays very much obs.suasd BY lsrss
fields ce The r sohr Aargares. from Halifax lying 81
anchor oh the Battery carried by the the
South Ferry il the afternoon with beth down. The
bark Marmon from Crontads was also carried away .om
hgr anchors By the All the hab
to-day more Or lesa covered ri.h ice.
JAN lWi ind during The day NV, with snow ~ sunses.
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reiexraphic Marine Reports.


RosToa Jan Is
Arriyci-Basi Arao, N0rleans; brig Nedfo,i. Port
Prince.
Cleared-seapshp Eastern state tnew Fr.nsfor ships
Thorndike HAvsna; Jaspec. NYorS; bark Elm Phadsl-
phia br1s Anglo Saxon Trinidad Aazaan, charleston.
Ssilsd-B,rk Falcon.
HOLINESS HoIr, Jan g.
Arriyed-Sehrs Woloost Cooley Co. and Charles 81.
roll, Boston for EYork.
Arr Bark Orine 81 John Wilmn ston NC for Bos-
:sn brss Fayess Prince, Curacao for 90 Emblem. Cape
Hsyt!en do slnr aCrss
llsh-Arr ship Argonaut NYork for Boston; barks
hotnt hessina for Boston, Loveiand savannah for do;
riga Susan, soule Bonaire for Portland Whipple Car
deras for DO scrs Manson Goralyes for do Walter At
sne Ocean Tor Proyincctown. with 200 bb3 oil; Maria
torespors Neiis nostca FOR NYork: 2 Kssler NYork
br hachiss: Lucinda do do.
)2h-Ar brig Gs2elle. Cayenne for Salem; schrs King
Philip Aux Cages TOR Boston, Eva, and Cornelia NYorx
BostOc.
All the above vessels aimed in Tor. at 18th
NORFOLK. Jan Il
ArryeJ-orient Castine Ne Has cxperinoed rough
her, and had 20 threw part of deck load.
Bark Harbeek, and sshr Independence. Ngork.
Ssilet-Briss Brothers. and Koysl SAiior. Wfndies
Schr Ann Eliza from Baltimore for Portsmouth, Nh put
II IN distress, having been run into.
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let Mn Forces. out Of tbs carriage bat chat was In con
sequence Of some dicu.ty In getting TO her door 10
NOS recoect stopping ct the next door when called
for Mre Forrest was not afraid to go to the house
When the witness rstireing from the staad. he
asked II cousse done with him. and remarked that
he did rot know what he vas required to attend for
On passing the table ct which mr. Forests friends
were seated soma observation made The witness
recalled by Mr. Van Buren, who wished to ask bin
enother question and ascending the stand he said
"some gentlemen has remarked that would ssrn
why was ai.ed x
The Chief Justice asked vao made the observation.
M. OCoEo. a. Il /: wa NJ: DocSherey.
Mr. Van Buren, said NJ. Doughsr.y was pesxing 20 a
friend (Mr " Clarke, Who vas near him
NJ Dougasrty sad the oossrvation vas nos INTENDED
for The witness
Wi.oex- n! am nos afraid or you
Mr Dorsher.y enooS his head
The Chief Justice said it was not proper shss obser.
est,ona 'loaii be m aia IN sac hearing of th Jury
witness to Mc Van Buren, MS 3cr.est never tod
thc cause OF the separation
The court then adjourned % D O'clock m. (wsin,,
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