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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

SHP syRgr, At Boston from Calcatta, 18th inst %
miles Of Cape Cod Lighthouse, passed vessels main
boom and ean with sAil attached; tho gan painted
white the outer eud Of boom white, and the inside end
heavy westerly gales on tho coast.
sHIr NrAsAnAn Of NYori 10 slated in the New Haven
Journal to have been abandoned the
captain Drummond Of the seaen al New
Haven 18th inst in bril- Etcwando from Barbados having
been taken from the wreck and carried that port BY the
bsrk Excelsior, Of NHAven.
SIR cAInAs,sr a. Charleston from Nyork reports
Ssth nit experienced gale Rom SS1 Fire Island ishs
behrng NE miles under clcss reesed topsAs obi red
70 cnt away the reefearngs TO as the al
~ westerly gales to Nantlcket y inst on CApe Roman
ral betts and split the top driven back u
the Frying Pan Shoals On the Sch inst the wind ohangoS
te NE, and blew . vioeAt gale for eisht hours
WHALE SmP MEMrox on Are and souttled 1t Psyta, "a
incurred at the Comercisl Once, Nantucket for Sl0oO
and there Is elsewhere. About 40 hills
oil had been sent hsne from her.
Basx N,rru.s-cagt Kseno and one sssmsn q shs ssr
Neptune OF Boston, which found Abandoned arrives
New Haven 18th inst IN the brig Etnwnnd from arha
dses They taken on the wreck w bark uidea
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CITY Intelligence.

xuittee (soft SHELF met last evening at Tamman Hall
After transactns unimportant business, the com
saittee appciuted to wait Governor Seymour in refer
nce 10 "a address to be delivered by hi 70 the demo
Cracy ON the questions of the day reported that they
Had received communication from the Governor de
Iinns 10 sneak on account Of the press Of Official bust
ness motion was made and carried 70 designate the
DAY ON which the primary elections for the General Tom
election were also appointed. The day designated To-
ether with the names Of the inspectors, viii De PUB
Hshed on Monday next.
srr.m1H RnouxN, n Y. s. M.-We UNDERSTAND
assed In the annals Of militia. On Tuesday evening
last the regiment enrolled company OF grenadiers
umbering eighty Ave men, to al the pos tion OF right
Bank company TO the regiment and on the same evening
3 ne company, Numbering over one hundred men as
n fenk oosnpspy. On the same evening there were
e.t.si affiliations for letter which s;il! vacant,
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Matthias p. Coons, Martin s., his son. and Clark Dun
ming all residents Of Brootyn yesterday arrested
by officer Rice Of the lower police court, charged with
conspiracy to the arrest Of James Leete Of
$50 Broadway. 1t appears that, for months past
a misunderstanding has existed between the complainant
and the accused relating to the possession Of promssory
notes to the amount Of $50 600 held BY the complainant
and claimed by Mr.. Coons. Senr.. who repeatedly
called upon Mr. Leetc for the notes, aud was
finally told by him that il legal steps
taken against him by Coons he would kill
annhlate and follow him to the gates of perdition
Mr.. Coons, upon being thus threatened, made com.
plant ainst Mr.. Leee, aud he arrested and held
to bail to keep the peace. Mr. l. then proceeded before
three FIRST named parties, charging them with malicious
ly entering into a combination and conspiracy to pro-
his arrest. and his afdavt they held to
bail In $500 each 10 the charge Mr.. Leete has
also been arrested On complaint OF OF the defendants
charge Of perjury in swearing falsey in suit in
till, and his examination 10 now pending
kUrINY AND ROBBERY By SAILORS.
On Wednesday evening three young man, named An
drew George John Moloneux and Adam Fargo, who had
shipped board the bark Osprey, lying at The foot Of
Sixteenth street. East river made attack upon John
Curry Of the crew, whom they beat and Afterwards
broke open his trunk and robbed Of el6 watch and
chain and considerable clothing The mate OF the vessel
niersrred In the behalf Of Curry, whsu he set upon
by the three men knocked down and brutality beaten,
alter which they procured row boat and started Oh in
10 for Fulton ferry Capt Leonard Of the Second ward
officer Rice to arrest the oenderr and they were taken
into custody with the sorn property Ia their possess
s,n, Justice Bcxart yesterday committed them to
Iii.vn fer exanipatiou.
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On Wednesday, December H. MARY AM TxxAusR,
daughter Of Thomas Locker, aged n years and II
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.
tend the funeral from the residence OF her father this
afternoon, at O'clock from Is Forsyth street. Her
On Wednesday, December Is, N. B. HUI, Of the arm
Of O'N.als, Mli 4 Co.
terment
south Carolina and New Orleans papers please copy.
On Thursday, December II, WnuAh 1cCsUDDU,
aged 50 years. native Of Tsydavnst County Monaghan
His friends and acquaintancss and those Of the IA
this afternoon at three o'clock from the residence Of
james Duffy, corner Of North Seventh and Second
In South Brooklyn, December Is, CHARLES NEWELL,
second Of Edmund L. and Adelaide E. Palmer, aged
6year.
fully requested to attend the funeral this afternoon,
at fwo O'Clock from the residence Of mis- parents 1o7
Harrison street, without further invitation.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood
In this CITY, ON Wednesday morning. December IL, ct
her late residence, 421 Sixth avenue, Of convulsons
MARIA A. wife Of Henry A. cambridge, and daughter Of
The relatives and friend. OF the family respectfully
requested to attend the funeral this afternoon ct
o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for
interment
On Tuesday, December IL, osxDIAH SMITH, at his resi-.
dence in Mospesh, L. l., aged Al years month and
fhe remains were inferred yesterday Thursday
On Wednesday, December Is, at his residence, 754
broadway, RoBKRr SINCLAIR, in the 4eth year Of his
age.
On Thursday, December IA, of dysentery, MARoARr
DcXNnLy, aged IS years.
The friends Of the family, and those of her nephews
Hon John Kelly, Hugh and Andrew Kelly, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon At
O'Clock from her late residence POI East Tweetieh
street, without further notice.
Suddenly, on Thursday, December IA, Of apoplexy,
FRANCIS STEELE aged 20 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to sttend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from his late residence, 236
First street, Williamsburg
Greve not dear wife, but he content,
For unto you was but lent;
Ny time with you II was but short,
And God has called me home
Now, after me sorrow take,
But love my children for my sake.
Buffalo papers please copy.
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Fires In New York.

About o'clock yesterday morning fire dis
covered in the building of No 451 Broadway,
Grand street, occupied by Councilman Horatio Wild,
confectioner. The building story frame, used
by Mr. Wild the confectionery workshop, and the
postory for fancy candies finished for the store. Mr.
Wilds store is in front Of this building but not
much damaged by the fire. The fire to have orr
gnated in The factory but from what is at pre-
sent unknown The building was destroyed with all its
ents, together with very handsome setter dog.
The poor animal by Of the neighbours but
instead Of coming to them he returned back into the
rear building and met his death Wild was insured for
will probably amount to upwardt Of 000 The next
door, occupied by II. Waldstein, optician, near
being destroyed; his stock somewhat damaged BY
water. He has an insurance of IS 900 on his stock
equally divided in the Hamilton, Beekmau Exc lsior and
st. Marks also $500 his household furniture. The
toy store, occupied by Henry Rogers Co.. 449 Broad
way, considerably damaged by water the part
of their store having been burnt through Their loss
oS dvdsd
st. Marks Peter Cooper, Hartford and Connecticut
Fire Insurance Companies The origin of the Are a,
present is not known The Fire Marshal has commenced
the necessary Investigation 1t is supposed at present
to have been the work of an inccndiary
FIRE IN WATER STREET
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday afternoon a fire
alarm given for the Seventh district by
accidental setting bed Are at the boarding house Of
Thomas Mackrel, sls Water street The fire was soon
exnguished by the inmates Of the premises No damage
done, any further than the bed and bedding.
FIRE IN ELpRIpGE STREET.
The alarm of fire in the Sixth district last night be
setting fire to bedding in Is Hose carriage house
situated in Edrdge street The fire extinguished
before it spread beyond the building
FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
At O'Clock this morning FIRE broke out in the
oyster cellar Of Frederick Hllers No It's Greenwich
street. Of Dey street The fire discovered in
the rear part OF the building near the stove and bed
The fremen very soon extinguished 1t. Damage about
500.
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CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ship Splendid, Higgius, Havre VIM Whitlock, Jr
Ship Norton oliDper Burgess San Francisco Everett
Bari Glory Prps Bszone, Belfast Thompson Neuh.u..
s s S:sis Ss' 'is ss'ss.s
r
Schr Jossphns Dssoway Baltimore, johnson Lowdsn-
ssS1 isSsinsaIs Hail. .fPS ro9idsnos MASTER
sD Ts Tsofss Fail sys
EsSss
ARRIVED
Steam,hip Crescent City, MCGOWAN, New 0rlsans via
D .S i Iss
and Ne Nth head sss cV%ns out Of LIZ sr
j. H isa 50, passed ship Hartley from New Orleans
ns. s$ g
heavy weather on The passage Had two deaths -'
'?s Will . sssa n. S.n
Ship ATLANTA clipper Forrest Boston, in ballast to Jno
s s,s s.Ss; s Sss 3
Bark Duckwit. (Brem), Homer Bremen. At days. with
Ssri k.ss Inecis shs5%as cafasss % day.. with sal.
xs.,Ss; during y. P:,:.ss The ashore +:
Ssis Bird Msiss. day: With siul. and lead
al ro 81 s.sa IN
sriss Ar%srSns Of New Haven and Mary Hamilton OF and
a.s chsIs. Co. Hubbard Rio J,es,rs Sep. Sish
R:s n = k:s Tsss S ZIP 81 4 Il passed.
large quantity Of wrecked stun &C. Experienced heavy
sci: Was north Of nsttsras since 18th nit:
w% Dd
.. Hssss m"s1ss ar Bond Turks .
:ss
SANFORD Nov n experiences very heavy ale: from
nss ' 60 oa. cs s% as
supplied her. The took pilot from boat No Thon.s
Tas fsnssss aassS sisE.. Leon. Coast Asi:. !. 4
spSa s1 SSs from nsvls for New
Bs Packer Pool Cape Hayden, IL days, with coffee
Brig xsssnss & Hssran Quebec. 50 days. with Ash
master Had very rough weather c..r,. :. ~.
potatoes, 70 5 Whitney 4 Co . ~,
Brig Mary s fsrrss Piy A.ena day.. with lumber and
ssii ssasss; Or Mss: nsrnss. 2 With hide.
.s. for the days. spit ssis and Ss,s BEEN
blown on the coast three times.
scnr Ann Maria tof Balmore), Cardenas II days. with
sugar. &c. to Moses Taylor / Co.
Schr Harriet Neal of Salem Wheeler Para 81 days with
india rubber to Upton Experienced heavy weather dur
ing the passage.
Schr Charles Birchard (of Rockland Ulmsr Attakapas
- days. with moasses, to HAvens& Co. Experienced
heavy weather, sprung foremast &C.
schr Gulf Stream three mastcd). Cramsr Wilmington Wis
Portland, Ne.
BELOW
Ship Brewster from Masansas with sugar and molasse
TO Dow, Loud Il Co
Bark Dency, Of Prospect from Cads. IS days.
Also, one bark unknown.
Wind during tho day sW, and light.
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Brooklyn City News.
THE TUCKER CAsE--DIsAGKERMENT AND DISCHARGE
OF THE JURY.

OF THE JURY.
The jury in the case Of Tucker indicted for the murder
of his child after being out from O'Clock Tues
day. into court at nine o'clock yesterday morning
unable &c agree upon verdict. They thereupon
discharged by the Court Previous to being discharged
they stood for conviction and five for acquttal
The prisoner will have to stand another trial.
KINGS COUNTY CIRcUIr COURT.
Before Judge Rockwell.
Patrick O'Kelly rs. the Long Island Railroad Com.
pany.-An action commenced in this court on Wed
nesday against the Long Island Railroad Company, for
damages account Of injuries sustained by Patrick o.
Kelly in consequence Of the upsettng OF train Of
between Hicksvie and Farmngdale The accident occur
red on the Sth OF February 1854 PLAIN i'll was passenger
the in which he seated preciptated
embankmen Twelve feet high and he sustained frac-
ture OF the wrist which is crooked and will
the cars were going last at the time and was dark and
raining the accident used by the undermining of
the track from recent heavy rain and the condition Of
at the time by those in charge of the train The
amount Of damages claimed was $4,000 The
given to the jury last evening" and not lvng
agreed upon verdict atthe rising of court they
directed to bring in sealed verdict in the morning
w, S. Nichols u.s. Willidm Earle Arnold. This was
action for damages account of injuries sustained by
plaintiff who violently assaulted BY defen liant in his
Office in Wall street New York. the 9th of April last
VIII he (plantf) had called matters of business
The being given to the jury they brought in
dict for $500 damages for plaintiff alter few minutes
deliberation No defence made.
SIZZLING LIQUOR WITHOUT llckSsE.-ln the City Court
yesterday. lJudge Greenwood: presiding Lawrerc e
Duval aud Thomas Smith, indicted for selling liquor
without license, were convicted and fined $50 each
Vim. McAlnster and Edward O'Hara, for assaultng
members of Engine Company No. H. while returning
from Ere, we're convicted and fined SIS EACH
DEAD BODY PICKE THE FULTON FERRY SlIP.-The
body Of man found floating in the Fulton ferry
slip about O'Clock yesterday morning. II hauled
shore by Mr.. John Miller and Mr. John Mclaughlin,
employees of the ferry company Deceased was about
feei inches in height stout, with sandy hair, and
whskers round his chin. Had on black frock coat,
collar turned up, and red silk handkerchief tied
around, grayish pantaloors, and new boots dollar
found in his pockets The body taken to the dead
house
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met at O'Clock last evening, President
Brown in the chair After the minutes Of the previous
meeting read and approved the following business
transacted after the presentation of unimpor-
tant petition
resolution presented, directing the Comptroller
to advertise for suitable for holding the Court Of
the Justices of the Seventh Judicial district
Many Of the members spoke for and against the reso
luton which ultimately laid the table motion
of the member from the Ninth ward.
Councilman MATHER moved that document No. 81 OF
the Board relative to the erection of suitable monu
the remains Of General Worth be taken from
the table and transferred to the Aldermen with all the
documents attached.
The motion carried.
Mr.. CLANCY urged a concurrence in the appoint
ment of Mr.. Alfred E. Baker-Fire Marshal-as Com
missioner Of Deeds, and his immediate appointment, in
order to enable him to take testimony.
Some members wished the matter to be referred to
the G. mmttee Salaries and 0ces which carried.
report OF the Committee Roads with regard to
the grading Of Eighth avenue was referred to the Com
mittec on Roads.
II Board then went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. vcrmilyea In the chair After the consideration OF
. number of papers Of trifng character the Board ad
journed.
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Personal Intelligence.

At the Metropolitan Hotcl-D X. Pratt and son. Mass
II. II. Shillngford, Philadelpha; Mr. Fairbanks, Wood
Lands; G. Andrews and family, st. Louis; $. G. SAVAGE
Brown, Cal w. Ballsntine, st. Louis: W. B. Bacon and
ady Boston; H. kcdington, Cal; B. s. Hutchens and
lady Boston; l.. Plumb, Mexico, N Cole, st. Louis.
At the St. NichoiasEx Gov, Clifford, Mass; Lieut. Lin
.oln, Foston: Judge Rockwell Norwich Lieut.. whipPle
ao; Horace White Syracuse; William Keep, Lockport; Ed
Peushkeepc; p. r. MANAGE Long Islaad;E Fisher Wash
arren, Ali any; w. Wilkins, baltimore; W. English, Phi
ladclphia; Z. Parker, Cleveland; Thos j. Horner st.
Lewis.
At the Uuion PIsce Hctel-Mr A. c. Morton, Boston, Mr.
Noah Porter Boston; sign0r strnwise and family; cir
PhisdephiA; J.. Il. Wordwell, do J. A. Pel and lady,
Cliff Wood O. .. Bacon, Washington, ID: c. Mr.. Billiard,
Boston; M Goodwin, DO; signcr !. H. Espanas, Cuba
At the Irving uouse-Generai Csdwalader, Philadelphia
rington owsro; Captain Is, Marcy IT, $. Army; . How
ard Pueh Burlington, n. l.; Z. h. Owcn, Hartford CT
George W. PITT Buffalo; George Kendall Providence RI
Charles A. Gurlcy, New London CT Colonel j. j. De Graf
Montgomery Co., N. y; Hon J. Beach, Lancaster Pa; d.
al the Prescott House,. W. Sawyer, Rochester, N "
J. =. Oseood, San Francisco; @. Upham, do H. A. Kiln
Ohio; c.. r., True, En- land; T. II True, do; Z H. Ball
land O. Rice, do; John Douglas, N. r.; w. A. shepard
AZ the As.or Hou.e-Hon. W. churchwel, Tenn; L. r.
and daughter, Canandaigua; r. j. Stead Provdence; r.
Nickerson, Boston, Z. kickrson, do; X. Whipple
Havana; Captain j. acEiood, Mass; Captain s. n hoe
west Point; Z. ellis c.. Rsv. w. Tracey Buffalo; j. b.
Prom New OTe.ss and gAvsna, in steamship Crescent
Cty-Miss Eddy, Herman Ernst AID lady, W Sis Geo
Dunneti 1 Nipple II Mccormick. mail scent . Or
From AstaKapas in sckr Charles Birchard-Mrs oliver
and daughter.
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HAMILTON tBermuds,. Nov I-The bark Z A Rollins,
Capt Beemsn having obtained &c been caulked
throughout IL st found BIO leaky. She will
to he thrown down. In order 10 come At tho leak.
The schr Mary Capen, Norten here Wednesday
last from Boston.
The trg Daring Com Napier 10 the only ship Of hers
at present She has been detained from requiring extensive
repairs.
DAY week to obtain the Admrars dispatches that would
come out by the steamer Of the 18th u She expected
TO call here about Wednesday last way West
Indies AZ not yct arrived here presume abe hs.
either been detained has proceeded directly to st
Thomas with important dispatches for the Admiral.
EDCARTOwN, Dec PAR schrs Marcia, Spar New
York for Boston Geo Millard Ellems do do NEW York
Packet San born, Philadelphia tor do; Convoy Rowe New
York for Danvers.
In port Pm, schrs Marcia Miilard. Convoy and New
York Packet: also, sohr n w Bates, for E1ork
Arr 11th schr Aradne, Harding. Boston tor Holiness
Hole and sid 18th.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1aArr brig Taratine, Lufkin Ca.
las Net schrs Samuel Castnsr Cullen; Liberty Gray and
Fairfield, Berry, NYort; snsth smith bbosten; Ell
Cid bark John Welsh, North rrnidad Cuba; brig Hope
Orb stsed st Vincent schr samuel Castntr, Cullen, New
orb
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At Heboksa, N. j., On Tuesday, Dscsnsss IA b ths
Rev J. B. D0bbins, A. c. MDsmvn Esq.. Of 6aA fran-
eisco, Cl to Miss IsAsn g. second daughter Of Chas
Iden Esq., Of Hoboken.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Monday evening, December IL, BY the Rev. James
Miett 1T his resdence, 3o6 Broome street. Mr. JosuH
wAIIn, Of Buffalo, NY
Buffalo papers please copy.
At West Farms, on Wednesday, December Q, by the
Rev. T. H. Gilett, Of Harlem JAnn g. ROWLAND to
EIxASoR. daughter Of John Cooper OF West Farms
By the same, WILLIAM BEII, Of Mott Haven to ELEANOR
NJ, daughter OF Isaac Cooper, OF West Farms.
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which led 10 believe vii b Aned on asxt
Tuesday evening The regiment WIN thea sunbsr ten
companies, and VIII Be- almost equal In numbers 70 any
In the 6rst division.
NEwssor Run Own Patrick Moore, . newsboy, was
run over in Chatham street. yesterday morning, BY
Of the First avenue stages and, h feared fatally in
lured He was conveyed, nsensibe, To the New York
Hospital and VIM. H. P,ntney the driver Of the stage
arrested and held TO await examination.
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COurS CaAe anax-xhee Nay.
UM.D SrAr9 Dsnrscr Gown Nos. ~, 49, -, "a, Is,
rs, %, 81, 80, -.
Srrlsur Covnr--Crcu,t.-Nos rs, es, 212s, 1898,
267l 9CS7 a1<0 1874 1885, SCI, 0S7, l0As i1l0 Ill.,
oo.;o. p;sa.sss. isis 10 1917, 1919, 1920 1870
1898. 1eas 10 1880.
-urrsron uousr--Two brapcnes--Sams as yesterday
with ses sie, sas, &37, 900, $50, <o4.
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Port Of New York, Deoember IA, 1854.

ALxArAc ron NEW yoRx-rMu DAT.
uN IL NOON RIsEs Is
UN sErs.............4 So HIGH WATER s.
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land, snd W Sanford, Culver York; Wild Pigeon. M
Orleans. sasIs Cen Green pasidsos rom csy..no
nasssn
sSa ssss :s sss sa ss: 4sf
i = MS.s ,, Hunt SiH,i Kemp
BATH-Cd Dec ship. juan Fsrasnas., S1sM lois .e,sb
Norls.ns 18th, Champion, new SIS s0ns wi'oa Apaia
Il. Dss 7 hs ss cs ss s
valpsy st Stephen NIB barks Eastern star Baker
lG Hss.
sas si psm:rar. Siss.r:en isa.a Anan
R e s%ssys sss Boston Orkney,
4 sa9ss h
no TO 9aa f West Ia sv. Sid scar Golden Rod nE
EsToE-Ar Dec ship c..h.,ias Aaassw: Ne.
Msssachusetts, Knowles, NYcrk brSs Moses, JarvtA
msrs watson Haysn "a s. Andrew K:.a do dsys; rss
Var sTsnsssr NoEssn. sers Col sas.sry NJ
M,s.y s. js ssy
pool "a 9Th ssp ssns9a spcs sP.
s srf % Ss s ss ss:
Gig EAST sss,y Sh brig a bss s ch.ou. ro.,
NYort sch Dolphin, Foster, d. In port brig ciiasn'
FAIL RivsR-siS Dec u .chr Aaslins Townsend Tow,
s.,., Dee Dec, e s ss.
u Nsw SSa4s s.s1 s. Ss
slips Alice Counee Singer dvcSyoc Loeb Lamar, Hitch
born, boston; BARI Jno W Conn, Bailey, savannah.
Arr 7th ships 81 Kelley London 2st Oct Alber
wyman Glasgow Oh oos M.aeassses Tyler Work bars
via Br;stoi T. sth Oot Span brig concoa Milst ParAo
Rico J DAYS schr Kate Hsfon. Els Boston Below, gsng
mn Srirs Stewart, from Rio Jancro; New Wori o4
Hnlsan Is days. CID ships Radius Murray, Havre Rsh-
gopsni Orr Blackie, Liverpco brig samuel reters.
Tow.d e sea a5sh ships windermore Augusta and IA
ward Everptt 26th, Atsntir; th Young randcs pauny
Ginsy, sshr Red fox; Dec ships Shakespeare, araa.
Kate Swanton.
NoRTOTR-Arr Dec Il Irig Brothers. Abbott inasua -
days. sehr sprightIing Sea Paris, Boston
kICHb0ND-Arr Dec II gchrs Jos Holmes, Hcnea- YorA;
Thos Alcott, Bourne Albany Sid schrp New York, Ad
kns and Merchant Winters Nyork; John Rsa laa; Ss-
san. Resers, and Helen, Long, Boston.
sAvANkAH-Arr Dec ship Maria Pollock, from the
WILMINGTON, NC-Au Dec Q schr Hunmins He'd. no.
CART EYork 10th bark Cherokee Conn Bath; Dutch al
and Charles Mills jackson NYort; 9sA brig Ieysrt urooks
MstaEras; schr vspors wic0, NYerk.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05

BROPHY SETTLEMENT.
FARM containing ITS acres in this highly flourish
IA ing settlement which is st. Paul. bordering on
a beautiful lake, soil rich and heavy tmbered from
which some 1000 cords be cut; also good heavy
grass meadow which will yield 60 10 20 tons OF hay;
excellent dwelling house SO by 20 feet and good sta
BILE SO by 20. e of the above already broken and
under fence and have yielded to the proprietor an
abundant crop. HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real ESTATE.
Jan. 9, l614.-l2m.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
A House and two Lots in kttsons Addition, imme-
"A diately back of the New Hotel. The House is new
and convenient, having been built during the FALL
Wishing to devote our attention exclusively busi
ness will sell the above property at a reasonable
price and upon accommodating terms
CHAMBLIN Il MORGAN.
July 9. ls54.-431 Third street, St Paul.
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st. 3pauI a16'ts.
DENTISTRY.

DENIlSTRHs
c. G- w. BfDDLE, late Of Pittsburg, Pa
HSxse3 mas permanently located in Saint Paul.
NIIIYYY\ Fourteen years close application to his
profession, together with large and
Oeauiu assortment of plain and gum teeth, enable hnl
toset from one TO all entire set of teeth by phec
PRESSURE with beautiful representation of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved plugging; useless
eeth extracted with little pain as possible. Teeth
clesnsed and diseased gums restored to health.
ollce and residence on Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
N. B.-All jobs warranted.
81 Paul, July %. II