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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-25
TULLIS, LIVINGSTON Il CO
AT THE RUCE IJOJcE

TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & CO.,
| AT THE RICE HOUSE,
n Groceries and Provisions, which they will sell at
wholesale and RETAIL at small advance St. Louis and
The following comprises portion Of their stock:
20 bbls Sugar-crushed and powdered;
20 bbls BeIeher's and o Golden Syrup;
90 boxes Western Reserve Cheese-waTanted;
40 ss.ss Bacon Hams and Shoulders piece
90 bbis Mess Pork-city packed;
casks Dried Beef;
Is kegs es No Leaf Lear Lard, for family use;
drums No Goldfish;
ss s ssss sn Df ss Hsp s.e..,s Nos. and
8 bbls cut and dry Tobacco;
10 boxes do do
10 bags Coffee;
10 chests Tea, assorted
80 boxes Soap, do
50 do Taiiow Candies;
200 bushels Dried Apples;
so do Dried Peaches
casks English Currants;
10 boxes Raisns.
Our entire stock purchased with cash during the last and
wntered in Minnesota We therefore
have before been n,meS in this
st. Paul, May Is, 1S54.-n.
E,REsH ARRIvAL-By the Excelsior this day we have
10 hogsheads Sugar, casks Ames & Co.'s Hams,
Upon arrival the ST. Louis Packets,
such acceons stock will supply
toners with everything in our line.
TULLIS, LIVINGSTON 4 co.
st. Paul, May IS, 1854-u
DIGS FEET-ust Cincinnati, 100 kegs
SO haf-bbs. of Spiced Pigs Feet put up H. Becky
for family use. TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & CO.
GENTS Golf Boots, custom and eastern, at
" MARv1NS SHOE STORE.
June St.
Desirable Investment the Minnesota River.
VNO person who command $1,000 in cash, offer
most desirable investment in real and
theMnnesoa River from which 100 per profit
realized. For particulars apply to
RICE, HoLLINsHEAD & BECKER.
NEW ARRIVALS.
lust received large addition Books and
q Stationery. Call and see. w. s. COMBS,
mylo-d0 Near American House.
MARBLE WORKS-Ihe undersigned has been appointed
v1 Agent for Kent Fuers celebrated Marble Mandatory,
whereby he is enabled to an all Grave Stones Monu
mens Busts and Mantel at the regular St. Louis prices CALI
and see specimens. W. 8. COMBS,
Nay 16-u Near American House.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
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REAPERS, MOWERS, &C, FOR 1854.
ST. Louis agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store (sab
oboly

|
Streets wholesale and retail dealers Garden, Grass
er eed Agricultural and horticultural Machines and Tools
| endless variety.
Descrpve Catalogue furnished gratis to post pas aspli-
"ss's double and
100 Kschum,s Improved Mower: Iss
100 do Do ao 1850
Wishing any Of the above win pesse send in
| their orders early, as the number is limited
80 Burrows Portable Grist-mlls, horse, steam
Crnshers, Little giant Nichols 9'' ~'''
corshses horse steam and hand power TO 50
100 Hckock's portable cider Mills with As 90
1900 Pows Peoria, Jewett Como, Eagle and others
IS Harrows, Geddes triangular and others.. to SO
1900 CSuns thermometer cylinder and TO sS
shoves Spades Hoes Forks, scyhes Axes, Apple parers,
Lsuis, Mo. myi5-tf
s.. s.. BRAINERD,
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE,
MANUFAGTURERs Of Shower Baths, Bathing Tubs Hip
l Sponge Baths, Refrigorators Ice Chests,
Dealers in Ice Cream Freezers Kettles
scissors Panshed Plain and Japannes Tin ware
Dusers Bronsed Hat Stands Bird Cages Hobby Horses, csos
Toys &C. Fishing Tackle Fancy Goods Church Fairs, all at
N BAeent for sootps Patient and spenoes Patent
r.
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
their Steam Mill, prepared to fill all orders in their
100000 feet dry clear, weseasoned Lumber, including
large quantity Of Flooring Also, large quantity Doors,
cheap for cash. myl5-dn
lust received in the Store formerly occupied by xess.
Fresh Gsoe cen Provi.ion: and LisSor.
not to be unGersod in the city, In my stock be
found everything usually kept in Grocery Store.
J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
shakopee. Scott County, Mime sofa.
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German,
Capt J. H. Simpson, T. s. Top Engineers. Ist. Paul.
AZ. MORAN, Esq, Democrat once,
Hon. H. n. sibey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFEREScEs:
tn. ONeal, Esq, Secretary of state,
preme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. L. Mcmahon, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd. mvrstf
THE ONLY CROCKERY STORE IN MINNESOTA
MARVIN truly grateful to the inhabitants Paul
support which they have to the sSe dsskns
Prom the first, has been his ambition business which
the demands Of the public in that line than
r. N. cheap, can h orders as well as anv
house this side Of st. LOUIS he has heavy stock and
cry n the country on account Of the CLOSING ~ the Hns,h
uactoes, he determined former very prices
China.
Glassware Iron Stone China,
TumbIers. Cut, Mulberry
do Pressed, Blue Ware.
Fruit Bowls, (5yanite Ware.
Syrup Cans, CCWare.
etc., etc., etc.,
st. Paul, MinMesofd, Crockeyy Store.
st. Paul, Nay l6-tf. ~
CHARLES J. HENNISS.
rfORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT Law, Notary Pubase.
"a and Commissioner for Pennsylvania. once at Iessy +
Randall 4 Co.'s Store, Lower Landing. -
st. Paul, Nay Is, 165l-dH
DOCKET pOoKs-A large and beautiful as,ortment At
I 49, Sforp
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WIN. DGNcH, W. R. CAMPBELL,
D'ENCH CAMPBELL,
WhoIesGIe Dealers Gnd Importers In
" Z south Second street, Cathedral building, Be
tween M. ,. and Walnut, ST. LOUIS, MO.
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY PIPER WAREHOUSE.
Established A. D. 1910:
TYPE FOUNDERS AND DEALERS IN PAPER,
81 and 80 Locust Street, St. Louis, No.,
PRESS DEPOT-sHARK ALLEY,
Paper Ink Printing Presses Rule BORDERS Flowers and every
other article used in Printing ONCE.
and Newspaper type Of
from Scotland and have complete series. Also,
They also the authorized agents Of the principal
selected any specimen at Eastern prices.
They keep always hand large supply Of News and Book
Cards and Card Boards all Of which will be sold the most
Orders steresypng and Engraving will promptly
Printing ONCE will be furnished with estimate in detail
the BY stating the size Of the the particular style
Wood Type, large assortment always on hand.
70 Old Type taken in exchange for at nine cents
NJ Sorts supplied to all founs at this establishment
type which this paper is printed specimen of our
Scotch Bourgeois and NOnparie
Cash paid for Rags. myl5;*
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
Hat and Fur Store.
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs. R. H. Miller & Co.,
Mr. John R. Hammond, &c Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. E. A. & s. R. FL Pie y,,, Co.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. m,15;i
WOLFF HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, ST. Louis, No.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
CONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment of Looking
- Glasses, all Sizes Guns Pistols and Sporting Articles
Coral and Amber Beads ivory Horn and Shell Combs
s 1ss and
Spanish and American Playing Cards. Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery complete assortment; and General Assortment Of
Gold and Gilt Jewelry. myl5ly
BENZ. RINEHARr. ALEX. zIEGLER.
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS > IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, the Virginia HOTEL 81. LOUIS NO.
keep always hand large superior stock of Impo-
ted and Domestic Regala, La Noma Ma Cheroos,
Principe and other Havana Cigars, of the best brands
May H. 1854. my151y
CHARLES ROGERS
154 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERicAN HARDWARE AND
Also, Agent for Iron Safes and whemore's Machine
P. L. & n. VANDEVENTER & CO.,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, s INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
No. 1872 and le4 Main greet :, a corner Of Wasa"gf0"
WE are now receiving from Mandatory New York
grades Mems Clothing,
FABRICS TO the finest French CLOTH and general assortment
Shirts, Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, SC.
Our stock Of India Rubber Goods will be large,
shall receive these Goods
Persons dealing in the above articles
to call and examine stock intend sell
low prices and liberal terms house this
| myl5u P.sL. & II. VAN DEVENTER & co.
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
THRONTING Main, Green and Second streets; John
| Il Spar John C. Spar, Proprietors. my15-tf
| N. r. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. SIS Chestnut street, st. Louis, No.,
WILL attend strictly all business entrusted to his
w Refers to 7. NJ. NEwSoN Esq, Editor Times.
ISL myI5-
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HE RRING,S
Patent Worlds Fair Pre- m In IL.

LOR the last fourteen been the eubserss con-
slant aim and untrng effort to furnish public with thu
pest security against Fire and Burglars and these efforts are
now being rewarded In the large increasing densnd
sale Of his Safes which advance OF an oer
Medal was awarded him at Worjds Fair rondon
sn 1851 which can be and compared with COD N6s
awarded him by the American Institutes the best Fre Proof
Safe at the old established Depot, Water and Pine
streets, Green BLOCK s. G. HERRING.
SuyS: l35, 1877 and 100 Water Street.
Williams Bonnel Co., Milwaukee, wsconsip.
Orders received by Marshall & Co., Sc PAM.
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING PREsSEs
PRINTING, sc.
RICH & LOUTREL,

Il
BUYERS will consult by examining our
- stock, which offer at the lowest possible prices.
Account Book Factory Books made pattern PACED and
printed heads in style required. Also, large stock on
hand suitable for Banks,
chants Courts &C., also in large quantities North
and South Trade.
Writing Papers Cap, Letter. and Ledger Papers, from
the best mills in the United States. Foreign Papers, Tssue
Drawing, Writing, Colored, &c.
stationery! Fancy and Staple goods,
complete assortment Envelopes, Cards, Inks, Gold
Pencils, Steel Pens, &c.
Diaries for 1851 Time and Work Books U.
est Advance DISCOUNT Exchange and other
Counting House.
Job Printing Of cheap Cards. Bill Heads Ladies, Checks,
Cases, Points, &c.
hography and Engraving! Bonds Stocks, Certificates, Bills
Of Exchange Dies cut Cards Envelopes embossed the
best style.
The Trade, Country Merchants Dealers, supplied
low prices, in quantities to suit buyers.
2 Orders by Nail executed with promptness.
RICH & LOUTREL, 81 wilam-st., N. T.,
myl6 importing and
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SEWING MACHINES.

|
E general favor which has accompanied the
OF these exceedingly and portable machines
lie notice, has induced the subscribers open their
exhibition and sale, at No. 265 Broadway.
Among the manifold advantages
chimes OF the Wilson patents the perfect simplicity in
operating them is of the highest importance. Of
even the most delicate need be
ing red, SO little is the required their While
other machines, the wheels cogs that they
require In forming stitch. upon operators labor
that is far injurious to health tn
that Is yearly destroying its thousands.
What is meant by straight exempfed ma
ces only as they sew at the will Of the inexperienced
operators perfectly raght having movea-
Die guide for that and the only
1t; they will also sewed by hand
with the same a larger one.
hese machines perform the best quality Of stitchng
suh AS collars, bosoms &c with the utmost
patch one girl being able stitch hrty-ve
In day. They equally well adapted and fine
Work. straight and
their price all complete is but 1925, which, considering their
adaptation to every kind work, well
rapity with which they it,
deed And for family custom unequaed
by any other.
Such have been entered Mr. Howe
and the subscribers perfectly
sing one Of these machines, against penalties Infringing
any PATENT WHEELER, WILSON & CO.,
nyl6 No. 265 Broadway, N. Y.
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KOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS

BERRY & GORDON.
DUBLISHERS OF Music, and retail IN
Pianos, Meodions and munsc-agens the celebrated
man, Grand and other Pianos made by Halet, Co..
Boston, whose pianos considered superior others
Great bargains In New York pianos
rates. Pianos to BERRY GORDON
Successors to 7. 8. Berry, 2s7 Broadway.
H. D. Co.'s Eoan Pianos have tie latest improved
vocefng.
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w. 8. SWIMMER, LINZ
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT,
No. II Second Street, Opposite the Post 00ee st. Low No.
REFERENCES: u lr
Messrs. R. & W. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden Wilson,
Adolphus Meier & Co. H. + Il. B. White.
myl6;n more Co.
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Drs. BILLS MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. 50 Fourth Street, St. Louis No. Letris (rcshO
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs. r.. H. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John r. Hammond {" Townsend, Robinson
Messrs Z. A. S. R. Filley, Co.
Dr. Vanzandt
Dentists promptly attended
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HENRY X. WALKER.
v7HOLESALE and RETAIL Dealer in description OF
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses Beds and he'd
ding.
ALSO-Pianno Fortes and Melodeons. Iss Randolph
Street, Chicago.
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DOCKET pOoKs-A large and beautiful as.srtment At
CO1Dv Dssk Stsrs.
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPERf
A LARGE and complete Assortnentjust received, By
IA w. A. COMBS.

We Ae OOADcs
D. NEWELL, NJ. n. rOupEfra
NEWELL 4 T0MPKIN6.
Attorneys at Law,
FoFIcE on THIRD STREET, OVER KREfoE1's STORE,
Saint Panl, Minnesota,
vXTIL attend TO business their Profession entrusted IA
Them in the Supreme and other Courts Record IN Mn
nesota Territory.
Cow J. A. Wright, Indianapolis Ia; Hon. j. Petit. r. A.
SENATOR Ia; Hon. s. A. Hun, Judge @. @. Lafayette Ia
Hon. A. s. White ExU. 8. SENATOR Ia; Hon. DsnieI Mscc
NJ c., Ia Hon. H. L. Ellsworth Robert Joues Esn In6s
Hon. Henry Lane, Crawfordsve, Ia; II. A. Hanne.
gan, Covington, Ia; Hon. W. p. Bryant, c. C. Roc.
v a Thomas Downing Terra Haute, George Netteton,
go, y. W La; WIN: H. Ward Esq, Warrington, d. c.;
Paul, NJ T.; Hon. David Omsted Mayor Of g. Paul. n r
st. Paul, June 20-s.
BELLS: BELLS!! DELLSH.e
MENEELYS celebrated Church, FACTORY, Steamboat School
1 House. locomotive and other bells, constsutIy on
the Foundry In West Troy, NJ. Z.
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS,
Levels Tans Compases &c, &c, Of the most superior con-
suuction, constantly on hand. 0&sH-f
An assortment Instruments be found WITH
ksynond Ward, Chicago, OF r. J. Hasro Co., Aw.neee
RITCHIE co.
st. Paul Hat & Cap store,
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
w Styles Hats, CAPS, and Cent? Furnishing goeA
at the lowest prices
New York, Philadephia, Paris SYKES Of Hats.
Every variety Of Kossuth and Wool Hss''
Shirts, Collars and Cavats.
e article for . Cent? Toilet.
CcaooL BooKs-os Assep,enss e e: $3.50 Ssss'
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Having many years experience and extensive and reliable
business IN Europe
for importing our Goods direct the which
do in such quantities and as enable ma tn s
them equally low they bought New York ston or
Philadelphia. - ~
With domestic manufacturers, entered into suc
PRICES. UHRLAUB. SATTT m 8 CO
May loft. W.
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COFFKE ClRlJjI-1R

inc inactivity which our CAM. u..,. . a.
uAte OF our last circular ~ hs
Of h, month"; and
h BY the recent heavy receipts al ,S por nave
cool recently received here or uprn,v
character as TO quality, and although ther, hn,
proportion Of strictly prime grades, sb.snee Of io
At so late period Of crop year 4, o,ns
opeTa,or srssu. The quality tempt
sSh more rigid standard for fair and prime Coffee Than IN
;ss, H. activity. We notice too general thing
hA Ihe demand from the interior becoming more ara
combined to good and prime and that ws, s
feature IS orme!y-rrguiay and ,mooh
come The ana from black have be-
vi .h quality We are assured that stock in The
49,; na may DC sr TO presume from on Of i'm
ports into is country, Of scmc mi, Ia
IssaAI demand will exist throughout the summer A'
aug hes OF the month have been almost N, H.
supply OF the regular trade and quotation. mu,t b.
applying TO sales OF that character because the 49,
OF dealers give evidence that saes coud mo-, he
out from these nsures part a hodes
quote Prime nAail% cts. Pair lOali cts InfrTor IA
Medium grades: h2es Laguayra, ii cts, Jamsies lie
Baltimore, May Sist, 1851. ponE,
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saw es4oo in John Lynch's hands. The bond re-
qured of him is $4,000. We ask, where is the Sc
curty for the remaining $25o,oo0r Now, if John
Lynch were not honest and faithful, we believe
him to be- but suddenly taken with fit of ras-
csty and were to run Off with the whole $4,000,
what more could the Government recover of his
rites than the $9O,00Os
Here there is precious system Of "safc keeping
and disbursing the 900 is to be trusted
to the Collector, on his bond, and S250,00o on his
honesty. Now, we do not mean to intimate, that in
the supposed the latter security might not prove
as efficient as the foImer-but it might not prove so
in other cases. and has not proved even with bonds
| in Others.
1t is true, that by the provisions Of the Suo-rca'
sury law, ifJohn Lynch to behave so naughtly,
could be sent to the asylum Of gentlemen CONTROL
led by the stress Of hanging comes
unluckily after catching.
We regret that the good taste Of the Enquirer did
not restrain it from Juggling into newspaper article
particular cases. They convey no argument and are
apt to cause pang in the hearts Of he innocent We
can only say that if Mr. Corwin did what the Euqui,
rer asserts (and of which have cvidcnce) that
paper shall not find us justiyng paatins his in
fraction of law No pa, tisan feeling interest shall
lead us so far astrsy as to defend delinquent Wings
any more than delinquent Democrats. But do We
understand the Enquirer to say Mr.. Corwin violated
the law, and therefore, Mr.. Guthrie may do the
II the fact cited argues any thing, this is it, logical
tendency As to what occurred in the Richmond
Custom House under the late regime, we have only
to say that not responsible, do We care to
become the defenders OF aiS body, but the facts of
the that all the money paid up rs so IN
as required and unless promuged by the parties
themselves neither the Secretary of the Treasury nor
the community, nor the Enquirer, would have known
that any ire uarty had occurred in the Custom
House. How it would have turned out under DEM
ocratic regime, not ungencrous enough to con-
lecture. Certain it is there some bonds given
hcrcabout under Democratic regime, which, so far as
VIC know, have bean paid. But we will not
particuarise. But the last and no doubt the most
conclusive reply in his opinion to all have said,
vas mrdc privately by of the faithful. "Nevcr
mind said he, any how the Wings go to the Custom
House and get the specie change" This, we confess
struck us blind. We nevertheless gathered up our
expiring energies and put at him with this question
well, now suppose Mr.. Guthrie had sent $500, 900
lown here to Lynch with orders 10 pitch it into the
street, don't you think some Wings might be in at the
scramble without that fact exactly proving that Mr.
Guthrie had the right to make such use of the public
money? His answer was, "0h that's n different
case :" and we left him leave the enquirer, at
least, for the present
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CHRrsrrLSITr, CHARITY, HUalSf1r When the Rev.
the purchase Of Burns he Is reported TO have reped
he would give nothing but brains, bullets and cold
STEEL The last two he has indeed given and while they
nave not reed tho ugve they have taken away human
life and carried desolation into the family cr.le-Bo,
ton journal.
CHOLERA FROM LIQUOR DRSErSo-Seven persons In
the employ Of Mr.. Thomas Gillian, In Missouri recently
Died OF cboleo within two three days They had oee
pad on Saturday for some extra work. and Sunday 10
obliged very freely In beer ale cider and cakes aud
nigh, madea hearty supper fresh fish. During tho
night end on Monday eleven were taken Sick Of whom
seven died.
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kANsAs TERRIroRY.-It is stated that Dr. John J. Low
ry OF Howard county, is prominent candidate for the
Office oil Governor OF the Territory OF Kansas He Il
veteran politician. He started with Benton thirty o6d
years stood by him at tines when his aid was
liable, aud his chie manager in what was known
the Boouslck country. But he abandoned Benton some
years ago. when he believed that Benton had
the Democratic party AMI has been fighting against him
ever since-Sf Louis Rcp.
And this is the hasphemous mbecilc who processes 10
be an humble follower OF the meek and owIy Jesus
Saan himself only wants white neckcloth to he a. "a
spectacle REV" as this blatant and bloody minded p
ker-N Y Erprew
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MAYORS CouRr YEsrERDAr-A Roour-Iverson D.y. n
Tree coored fellow brought up on charge OF steal
Ing four whtc.wash brushes, TWO trowels and b,uk
used Tor pastering, from Washington Mayo another nj
the sane shade, on Tuesday last.
coored witness testified the fact of his HAVING ..
ken the brushes in lieu OF and half DAYS duo
TO him Of Mayo.
lie had however, other articles In his poss b;cb
he endeavored to conceal and the absence OF an i'm
poant witness by whom information was given to Mayo
Of the articles being taken by Day. the case was
till to-day.
characterization Carter, o free colored G.Iou
msnumt,ed some time ago by Mr. jas McMurdo appeared
as ~tness against the foregoing, when upon examining
MS papers II was found that he remaining in the Com
monweath contrary to law. lie should have left here
last December in obedience to the terms of his mapum
ton.
Hewss committed. The fellow was once in Charleston
since he obtained his freedom, but return ed again
0nsTRucTIoSs.-Messrs. John George Gibson vo,e
lined 81 for suffering load of flooring plank to remain
on the pathway on 7h ST. during the night of the o3d
last month. -
PRAcrIcAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. Gentry Jas. Ford
Augustus Staples, aud Clinton James fish dea,rs were
fined $40 each for creating utoerabe nuisance in Pink
Aey between 9th and 7th street, by filthy discharged
from their fish houses and the depostng Of purified sh
in "a ID alley. '
Observation-Disclosures, slave, belonging to Thos Cheat
ham Of Chesterfield. hired to Mr.. Thomas f. Broaddus
OF this city, brought Thursday for shooting an arrow
at John Donovan, and inlicng wound upon him viii
same was discharged yesterday the evidence of hs
guilt rot being sufficiently conclusive.
The testimonies in direct conflict in the matter oT
guilt aud innocence. lie admonshed In tones which
he cannot readily forget or disregard.
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The rEvoLr1ioS NEw GRrS,ps-Ths unexpected
OF the mt BosUa I'd appar=p y
local EFFORT Is xpiained in later received in
his city yesterday We will briefly facts as far aI We
In OF ihtm Reference made
idessed by 10 his rlIow
items and fell vsoldrs The General promp,
y receive replies from the Governors Atlantic pro.
vinces accepting his invitation forthwith oppose re ou
onists and restore the constitutional Pre-
peace and order " be speedily restored.
IL hat the revolution
ton OF the Democratic Society," without
OF e moderate members who
strictly eg. Amor the latter Pre.id. ObaTe
himself his Secretary AMI Mr. Sera
Affairs Gen Melo, OF the
seized the President
eli them having In vain Induce
the OF Dictator, In
Melo published manifesto, making fe
which had not brought body his On e
other hand the Vice sint CarrerA himself
the nrst moment OF liberty seLd orders and
the last accounts considerable force had smbled at Honda
two or three days march from Bog.ta oppo.e Meio.
Gen Mosqnera formerly Of Bolvsr generals Pre
dent OF the Republic bus Tor
being Iranqui issued hi, addresses and found
aud determined s sides In his address
pie he strongly suain the consultation and the laws with
liberal principles which they that
religious liberty which he has the
Gated while President Ills friends this
with .ncer whn he that he Ia Ambitious gred
bat 70 be H" to his county, by
NJ. y.