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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-02
SELLING OFF AT COST:

TIHIS IS Of the greatest Humbugs OF the age; and
i any person can a that Merchants cannot
get along but bound to bust il they sell goods at
cost. we have got to i've and IT Is not very probable
that will work fr nothing.
The subscriber does profess to sell goods at
But he profess to sell his goods at small prof
it, and little cheaper than those Offered at cost.
sen d3w WILLIAM DAHL,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-08-12
Berea Village,


We recently spent part of day in the
village of Berea. in this county. II is IA
nous for grindstones, but it is becoming fa-
nous for something else. 1t is situated ID
miles from Cleveland, and within a mill
Of the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati
railroad, and contains about 1900 inhabi-
tants. Its location is pleasant and health
ful, and many OF its residences neat and even
elegant. II contains a wooden factory. 4
8cythe snath factory, four dry goods stores.
and recently Miller & Crane have opened an
excellent grocery, provision and hardware
store. The people are upright and moral
Profanity and drunkenness are nearly un-
known among them. A Carson League"
to prohibit liquor drinking, has been organ
lzed On subscription of over S4O.O00.-
Their schools are very superior
Baldwin Manual Labor School, was en-
dowed and organized, by John Baldwin. a
wealthy and benevolent citizen of the town
The building in which the school is taught
Is 4OxSO feet and four stories high-of stone
and another adjoining Of the same size. in
which are an engine and machinery where
students labor, to earn their boarding and
education. None but poor children are nrr
mitted to go to this school.
BALDWIN INsTITUTE.-This too owes its
existence to the public spirit of the individ
ual whose name it bears, and who also gave
birth to the institution before named. Two
large, fine, brick buildings in the centre Of
square of five acres, filed with about zoo
pupils under charge of corps of competent
teachers prove its success. Much of the ex-
penses of this institution is met each wear
from the sales of a stone quarry which was
given to it by its founder.
Besides these two schools thev have an
admirable Union school with two hundred
scholars and James Wallace, mayor of the
town, is now erecting large, brick build
ing worth $4,000, which, when completed
he will donate to the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to be used as College.
The grindstone business of Berea is fast
growing into importance. There are three
principal quarries which employ about one
hundred and twenty-five hands Wallace &
Crane, John Baldwin's and Baldwin Instj
tute. These sold last year over two thou
sand tons of stone, at Sl4 per ton. making
an aggregate of S28.OOO. This wear tlr.
amount will be nearly doubled. These stones
go to all parts of tn Union. and the demand
is beyond their ability to supply. The ouarrv
however, is inexhaustibIe. There is tract,
OF railroad running from the main branch
to the village, where the cars are daily load
ed with grindstone, building stone, &c. 1t
is now in contemplation to have passenger
car run from Cleveland to Berea, every eve
ming, and return every morning, exclusively
to accommodate the business Of that town
Where is there another town in the West Of
the size of Berea, that can boast of such am
amount of business and such schools p
IOhio Farmer.
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NO. 20.

menced their ravages, they may be killed by
thrusting wire into the holes which thev
nave made. They attack besides the apple
tree, the ounce, mountain ash, hawthorn
and other thorn bushes, locust, &c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-08-12

Thermometer above 80 deg. daily.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-08-12

The APPLE TREE BoRER-This mischief
doer may be expected to make his annual
visits about these days. The fly deposits its
eggs at the roots of the apple tree the lst of
July, which soon become worms, or borers.
Examine your trees, and apply some strong
liquid that will destroy the worms. Strong
lye is the cheapest and most convenient rem
edy. If left alone until they have com.
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NY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctionccrs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III ON Thursday the 2, instant shall 10 O'Clock
the residence Of o. D. X. Peck New
ouih side between 18Th and 18th ercecnt
nearly furniture, viz
Mahogany French sofas, caster, arm, and parlot chairs
Do rocking chairs, dressing, and other bureaus
Do hat racks, tables, and French hcdseads
DO Eyr'iao marble top centre table and wsshstsnds
DO pisno forte, and 6ne painted cottage set
Black walnut extension table, cane and other chairs
Maple and cherry bcdsssds wcrdrobes, and wsshsands
stone chinn dinner complete
Ivory balance and forks, mats
ansr, hail. and other isn,ps, and looking glasses
Fine painted window shades and stair rods
Feather beds, bedding, hair and .huck mattresses
Androns, shovel ana tones, and Tenders
Three ply, aurain, passage, and stair carpets
Hearth rugs aud passage oilcioth and
Cooking, air tight, radiators, and other
Refrigerator, kitchen tables. tubs, buckets, &C.
With good and general of requisites, with
other articles which deem
Temsi Al under SIS, Of
and four months for satisfactorily endor-ed
The quality and
y and the sale will be persons
who wish to purchase good furniture.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aucdoneers
p.s-The house is for rent, inquire the premises.
Jan io-d q. o.
G7 The above sale II postponed. In consequences OF
NH tfh GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ian h-& Auetiosess.
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- after making the statement OF the evidence and our
~ h odsTng the letters of the defendant which
snbect OF debate that entre day. may possibly have
% he paper No g. above referred TO, during my open-
~ .alement but certainly have not IL since then.
Tss copy no presented is. believe, faithful the
H. amiLss of the signatures and seals made in my
and were compared by me At the time with the
II. MAY.
Sworn to in open court this 9th day OF January, 1884
|" - Test: ia SMITH, Clerk
True copy-Teste
JNO A. SMITH Clerk
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COLLIER ON the Law Of Mtnesi vol London.
Thomson Mining Ordinances Of New Spain vol, London
Lave Of tho Summaries OF Cornwall 1 vol, London
History the nws and Places Of Chief Mines
Works In England Ireland, and Wales by John rettns
knghtf vol, LONDON, 1870
Budgs's Practical Miners Guide l VOL London.
The Galleries and Coal Trade vol London
Hrdlsy Coal Mines 1 vol, London.
Dunn the Coal Trade Dunn the WoyhnE OF Coal Miner
Palmer the Bowpips, Beryeiius n'e B'owppe Mitch
ellis Practical As-sying Liebers Assaynsi ovsrman As
ssyisg and Mining, Oveman's Mining and Metslurgy Ds-
vy's Copper Tahes wells spanish and MeIicsn
Of Mines schmdts Civil Law Of Spain
Merico Tapis, Febssro Novsmoi yohns,ous
Of the Civil Law Of Spain and other books the
Of subjects -
Jsnl3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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n X. cnAnpEnLrs.s oom.ne.e,., cor,.r., ,.+....1

IN X CHANu EUI.Iw'x gomswcsc College,
VI
object Of this the reach individuals nsu~
facilities obtaining thorough snd psscf'csl
ton. Obtain kwOw1eAs e
renerai business. matters few weeks than Acsrrd
many years n counting house.
eeua-~
departments Of trade
tile cs..'ons Taught according approved sseko1s
Practical penmanshp combining vvsk A
81
mercantile subjects, beside o,As pons -
book business undessssrd Tbe 30
o student complete the 10 es see
There being n" vscs"oc, sppicants
tend both day and evening ara hes = cs~sS
xnd diplomas
and have circular Forwarded by nal $1,000
Novi3-iydhep tssfstsa ff -
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JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk

sNoTs The trial table is In front of tho iurybax.
rated iron IL by rafting and s about eleven se long and
feet wide. The defendant and bis counsel
eight and the counsel for the United States LETT
pointed book the table, and hs railing,
being the spot which ha saw Mt Bradley lay down
missing document This point Is about five feet from the
occupied by Mr.. F-ndsl, at the extreme eft OF the
table.
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Franklin Pierce President II s U.sd Of ss.sies 81
1Aoas May ss
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Francois kedee Marquis Monlsooa, sesa
OF his Majesty Emperor Yrsneh,
reside New York, do hereby recognise SUCH
declare hum free 20 exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges a. are allowed 10 The Of hs
favored nations in the United states. 81
In testimony whereof have TO b.
patent and the seal the United axs
Given under hand al The city Of Washington day 4
81 January A. d. 1854, and OF the Independents
States Of America, the seventy eighth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President,
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
Franklin Pierce Of The United Of smsrses all
whops IL may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Stewart appoated consul OF Baenos Ass, fog the
State Of Maryland,
Mise him such, and declare him exercise and suoy
such fncons powers, and privileges allowed the
sails Of the favored nations in the United States.
testimony Whereof have caused these be made
patent seal United States be afxed.
Given hand the city Washington, Tho l day Of
January A. d. 1854, and Of the Independence United
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President.
WI. MARCY, Secretary Of State. Nd N
Fankn Pierce, President Of of dmeriea
whom It may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thai Csxi
Friedrich Adse has been consul Of DaraAt
Ohis Indiana, CincinAau,
hereby recognise him such, declare him free
and such uncons and privileges allowed
OF the favored nations United States
In testimony Whereof have these be nads
paent Of United be sxed
under hand the city Of Washington, l3h
IT, 81 of January, A. ID. 1854 and Of ndspsndsacs
the United States Of America the seveniy-eS,th. a
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President; -
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State. ss 81
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opLENDID Coach Harness nj Auction, $50 Broad
y wsy New Geo w. Lord Co., w.
LORD CO., viii sell Thursday isth Instant ~ O'Clock
sesroo No. as Broadway, New YORK. most superb
coach harness.
solid silver ountins and costly md splendid
anything Of kaj
expressly for General Franklin PIERCE
made without
who ordered Edward Riddle Others Boson
either unable unwilling fcs u ns cc~s
suhised much sytiols,
mnch snd s the above the hands OF the
sacrificed; ard viii be sold
tho highest bidder for cash May be rsviops
sale. ~
Jan lo-d4t Until
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MIR James M Wright was also examined
The examination OF witnesses support Of the indic-
Inent then resumed
Major Alfred Mofdecai, OF the United States army,
who sent by the government 10 Mexico last summer
TO examine the mines claimed by the defendant, and
located by him on the former trial, sworn and ex-
amned He had not concluded his testimony when the
court adjourned.
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- ="
WILL sell valuable OF county of Primo.
Georges Maisnd s3o acyes CLEARED and
the balance heavily mbered with growth, only
sixteen miles rom Washington city,
and two and halt mites from pavrab the bes
nesbofhoods in Mafyisnd having on il four
failn springs, and provcrbis for health.
The improvements good, consisting large dwelling con
tanning o. twelve Kitchen rap,ble
o. holding hssn or twenty horses Courthouse large barn.
The Improvements alone eight tous
dollars and requires but incondernhe
good order IL ~ OF the farms
be found near This city The lumber pay
price o which can be purchased i've
immediately made The perfect The larger porton az H.
purchase money will be required the deferred
10 carry interest. -
JOHN A. Parker,
Jan is-u Potomac House. Washington.
mai Intel St
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
meeting Of the subscribers the Washington for
II 1854, evening I'D wing gen-
uemen elected managers:
EoSoHAEY sAsAoKRs.
Hon. Jeff Davis, Hon. g. Cushing,
Hon J. O. Dobbin, Hon. Jas. Campbell,
Hon. Charles r. James. Hon, H. Fish,
Hon. WIN. M Own, Hon. Presley Ewing
Hon. WIN. Aiken, Hon. G. N. ineenoi
Hon. John W. Maury Joseph Gales,
Beverly Tucker, Gen. Robert Armstrong,
Capt Hiram PauldiDg w. s. ~, Gen. Geo. Gibson, u T. A.
Major A. A. Nicholson, u. s. NJ c.
EXECUTIVE xAHAaEHs.
Walter LenoI, Elisha Riggs,
p Barton Key, WIN. b. Webb,
a. H. Gross, j. Monroe Chubb,
Capt. r. L. r. Hasdcsse u. q. Captain Reno u. A.
A., Lieut. J. J. Amy, o. g. NJ,
Lieut. ]. Lanman, Y. q N, Lieut. q. A. Henderson,
Major W. W. Russell, U. 8. Nj. Richard wailach,
q, George Harrington,
a. =. II. White Sidney Webster
N BNo citizen, member OF Congress, resident
ball without subscribing pay
Ing ot all,
No subscriber,
bly, ball. The written
Subscriber the Assemblies obtain their tickets
al stevrns's store, Browns Hotel.
Strangers subscribers
ton 70 any of the executive managers.
The assembly win place Tuesday evening
Hth, ~ Jackson Hal.
Jan 4, 10, IA, b
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supreme Court of the United state,
MIR Bradley read the following affidavit; which wa.
ordered TO be filed

FRIDAY, January 10, 1854
No. 1853. g. w. Sizer ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s.
William V. Many. The motion TO dismiss this case
was argued by Mr. Curtis in support thereof, and by
Mr.. Robb in opposition thereto.
No. "a. F. Carter plaintiff in error VI A. T. Bur.
nett. The motion to dismiss this case was argued BY
Mr. Davis in support thereof. and by Mr. Reverdy John.
son in opposition thereto.
Adjourned I'LL Monday, IL O'Clock, a m.
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ExTRAoHDsNARr Attraction &C LAGErT, NEWTON.
IA MAf co respectfully WnsAns.
ton snd vicinity that they have had consigned
and immediate sale superb and msfchs vss
sey exhibition Crystal PAIscs eonn
prsins erqusey beautiful costly specimens res1s
work,
Emhroidsred cloaks and pasulss 7tsstaN
Opera sloaks
India cashmere, and velvet shswts u Il
Persian sls srd Delhi 40 q iN
Rare and costly ancy us In emne sbse Buspos
Afres ch,nehia, hc., In capes cardinals, and mum
Forming together combination
superior " anything introduced America -
The whole the above will
sale ior the HsIt nve days and
ere are imperative, they win be sed without regard ne
original cost, Tor cash.
Jan l2--d6t tfffSN Wr
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lieut.. HERNDOS's Valley OF the Amazon -Erpor.-
Ia ton Of the Valley OF the
government one octave yoame, with 10 plates map; price
published, and for sale In Washington by
Jan II Booksellers near p,h a.,
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The Judge having taken notes of the testimony Of ju-
rors at the request OF the counsel both Sides the
foregoing are copied from bis notes.
And the Court, on motion, the TO be fled.
Test; j. A. SMITH, Clerk.
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Eou UENTA parlor and three chambers, room.
required also 10 by ~. Loea
fourth house north Of Pennsylvania avenue, side.
Jan 4-d3r
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II would have been WE'LL il me. 10 have added,
as the fact was that said had il since (havng
in The OF my argument referred ioii Tor few
menis) had returned II 10 the counsel table
j. nj. CARLISLE.
Sworn and subscribed in open court, this OH January,
1854.
Tests j. A. SMITH, Clerk
True copy-Test; 49,.
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On this 9TH day OF January. 1854, personally appears
open court Guslavus A. Clark, who being duly sworn
avs that he 10 the messenger who has charge OF the
COURTROOM that on yesterday upon the adjournment OF
the court MIR. Fendall requested him TO go TO see nal
rJse. and ash him il he had one OF the papers which
had been used in court the Of the day iha ne
vent 10 Mr Carlisle's house, and found he was not al
home that early this morning be made most aepsIa's
m that soon after the adjournment OF the court yesterday
me- court, room was locked up by aian and no one en-,
sred the room again until he opened II this morning and
made the said search.
Sworn 10 in open court this 7h day OF January, 1854
J. A. SMITH, Clerk
Trua conv---Test
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Krw YoHK, Jan. 1-The stock market to-day wa,
rather quiet but closed steady. United States 6s sales
Canton, sales Ere 75b Reading. 7ai; Parker Vein,
"a; Cumberland Coal, sl; Morris Canal, l5i; Mica
ragun, "a
The market r breadstuns Is frmcr under the Baltc's
news Sales 900 bbs flour 81 rs 81 81 for State
TO 81 81 81 81 for southern sod tending upwards Rye
-four and corn meal firm Wheat scarce and frm-,aes
1900 bushels southern rel 65 lis $50 cents.
Corn scdve-sales 10000 bushels mixed g. and yellow
50 cents.
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Doors AND sIIoEs,we would attention Of The nubl;c
- and well selected .mbr,
cling variety usually kept store which
determined 70 sell low for known
toners. GEO. BURNS h BRO.
Penn. nv, between 9th and 10Th ~ and e,b sits.
Jan if-co2w
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ny ~. r. WRIGHT, Auctsoneer.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT
IN AUC1ToN~-on "Wednesday the 18Th instant,
ofcfsct A. H. Dodee's wharf, the cargo baque
III Chase, consisting off,
36 bbds. OF prime sugar
2s3 bbls. o. choice moasses.
Jan i.--dind ED. g. WRIGHT Aocl
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90 Anniversary of tho American Colonization So
eeIhs thrty seventh anniversary the American
rociey VIII be held IN Tits city Tuesday evening l7
instant ~ O'Clock IN Trinity streets
addresses VIII be delivered BY A. b. Laohe esq president of
e soosY epe he ho ssm.a M wayne, OF the United
supreme NoWN W. hoLAIN,
Jan l9--4t Secretary.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE OH HOOMs FOR RENT
large pleasant ooWns with
board des OF the entire house, which 10 comfortably
heated by furnace, obtained applying
house the south eide Of Pennsylvania avenue F Ward
BRAZILIAN Minister'S directly opposite Dr. sy-
psd residence Hrfe'rrrcd the
efnsse onnobu.e. To the Capitol i've mnass.
piicsion must be made before the Istb NM'
Jan il-diw
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0l2N Hev. w. III. Milburn, apIain o he House of
Representative will preach In the Capitol
morning al ~ O'Clock m Subjects The Province Of the Heart
Matters Of Religion.
Ia
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VERY superior Amonttiisdo sherry MaAs6va
wines private sizes
Of superior amonIado sherry win imported ass
by his ercesnsy A. Caidson
from the celebrated Of Peter which
will be cold by the pipe, dsmiiohn, doxeB ~
Nadeha Wkoeo,
selected lSs Madeira Baimose weo
Of
Persons desiring really wines ach - " $4,000
found the hands Of hesstastoa pashas
wines they guaranteed be repsessnsA
j. c. MCGUIRE, 49,.
Dec oo-dow Auotoneer and Commission MsrcAaaL
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ST. LOUIS. JAM IL -Dootor irey, member Of the Mis-
sislppi legislature, has been killed in a duel with Doctor
FAINT, member of the same body.
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Or A frotreetsd Meeting will commence AT IN
Ninth Street Methodist Protestant Church (sabbah
morning Inc REV Josiah Warden viii preach al u O'clock
Rev d. Evans Reese at O'Clock, p.
Jan "a
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nhY GOODS, day GOODS, day GOODS i-As II hss
~ become fashionable
feel disposed 10 give good bargains others,
will offer entire stock which
prime Nothing viii ~
taken All goods charged IL
first offered
business and would not do II
businssa n yeu
want bargains your -
Jan 5-dI0m HALL 4 DnOTHEn.
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Q3 First baptist Church. 10Th streetDiyine service
win be continued ~ night in this church,
In the morning II O'Clock
Sabbath night viii be 1.-THE sf The pbv,
cal creauon--proofs Of the Nsrsoity OF God.n
Ian u
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TofARTNERsHIP-T have associated with business to
take effect RON the LIST inst, brothe BcEss The
VIII be known and carried In TIE future under the
Gso Brpss BROTHER. would ask the
liberal which been bestowed
years, there will he efforts spared by arm
meet the wants OF the public in our line.
Al persons Indebted will please make carly by
cash o. notes. as Is necessary that business should speedily
settled GEO, BURNS.
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Or CopgreRatonatRev. Alexander of
the First Congregational Church. street. Will preach al tho
above church tomorrow at II, a. m, and ~, p, n.
Jan II
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David Fable, juror.-I Mr.. Carlisle usa il be-
fore and lay down right in front where defend
ant site. Mr. Bradley picked 1t up and read H. and laid
il down rather to his left Mr. Fendall writing a,
the time
John Murphy, juror.-l recoeot Mr. CARLISLE holding
the paper in hand and striking it with the other and
throwing down where those yellow papers lie. I'm
mediae!y after Mr. Bradley picked up The same paper
read apparsntys few words, threw II down where the
large book further to the eftcsnnot cay within
few inebes-beore the recess, believe.
John Dawson, juror-Frst recolleci vss, Mr. Toll
son picking y I'D wh- ar CARLISLE was speaking,
s.,s ne laid il down again where the newspaper lies
saw Me- Bradley have II after Mr Tcson had 1t, turn.
ed over leaf, looked al IL few minutes and LAID II
down about where those books lie, and rather 10 Mr..
Brsdleys left do no, remember seeing 1 afterwards
John ID Evans, juror II saw the papei 10 Mt. Toll
sons hand, while Mr. Fendall speaking | recol-
Ieet remarking 10 brother juror that Mr.. Toson
trying read Spanish cav II in Mr.. BradleS's hands
bot whether beiore after Mr. Toson bad IT, do not
know.
John Howse, iuror.-l the paper lying where that
inkstand Is 10 Mr. Bfadleys right as he SITES after
the jury dismissed, | was going out OF the box
had notion 10 pick IL up. (alr Fendall marks the
place. Don't know who sitting at the counsel
table The deiendsn, was behind Mr. Van Riswick and
myself, on Al street. went down, | think those
yellow papers lying there, but no, positive.
The mining paper was lying on the end OF them,
think.
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Bosros, Jan, l3The barque Borneo. Of New York for
liverpool has been lost at sea Her crew arrived here
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UICH JEWELRy, WATCHES, SILVER WARE
IL 80 M. W. GAIT BRO have Just received choice a.
soment Of Foreign ewelry Of
everything American manufacture.
The above with splendid OF superior
pure silver ware, &c. offer AT the lowest possible
Nj w. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden kape
Jan H-3t Penn avenue, between 9th ana ON sts
pHE Treasurer Of tho Young Mems Christian Asso
citation would remind no, yet paid
dollar
Monday that essential TO their
the be Immediately paid.
n there bills
and they will forthwith be paid
NJ. II. MILLER,
Jan t4-N Treasurer.
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TOAL-xIFTING MACHINE.-Just received, of Haxu1sb
coal siners which, for anvalsA
are highly valued by those who have used Them 4asF
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Jan i0-dCt Aucuooser.
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WHEELING, Jan lathe Ohio river is all clear be.
low, but closed above There feet inches water In
the channel and the Union line making
to renew their trips Immediately. The Falls City leaves
today and the Baltimore large amount OF
freight lie new being discharged from the boats.