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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

He kas Sbaws and Fur Overcoas, of various kinds, to
protect them from the rude blasts Of w;nter In this
hyperboreau regiou.
In Short his goods too Grafton,
but you reader any Of your friends will call on him
he will be pleased to show you beautiful and valuable
array Of Clothing. Sept as DIFF
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

DIED,
In this city en- the 14th inst, ANNA NJ, wife of Rob
ert p. Patterson, aged % years and months.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

RUMoRED MARRIAGr.-Iti is generally un-
derstood that the St. Paul Pioneer and the
Saints Day-November LIST. 1t will need all
thc prayers of all the Saints in the Calendar
to render the union happy and prosperous
one
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

PRocREss."- The Democrat endorses a
regular Disunion letter, written by Henry A.
Wise TO a literary society Of Boston, invit-
ing him to deliver lecture in that city du-
ring the coming winter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

Money and Exchange Quotations.
CORRECTED BY
MARSHALL. co, BANKERS.
Third Sfrees, st. Paul
Exchange on New York, X p Ct prem.
do st. Louis, TX
do Chi,aeo, 6.
do Gaicna, x Sc
Sight Exchange New York bought at i p Ct pren
III souipi Currency taken at par,
Land Warrants sell ct Sl.1S Il acre-fcw in market
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27
ANOTHER MAMMOTH srOCKI =, r
The Boston Clothing store Replenished
G. c.. GRISWOLU

HAS Just retrrnsd FRI m the Eastern Cities with
IL large, fash enable and select assortment OF
FALL IND WINTER CLOTHING
Consisting of every article usually found in his line Of
trade. He has Coats Pantal IONS, VeSis Shirts Draw
ers, Hats and Caps, Coaks, Shaw, Hosiery, uanlke
chiefs, Cravats, Collars, &C., &c.
In Short his stock is complete one, and the largest
brought to ST. Paul. 1t has been selected with tho
greatest care, and with knowledge Of the wants Of
those who reside in this climate.
FOR THE LADIES.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

IL Another effort is made to sell the
main line of Public Works of Pennsylvania.
Sealed proposals arc to be received by the
Secretary of State until the 14th Of Dec.
next.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

LAND SALEs.-We understand that those
few tracts of land not occupied by settlers,
offered at the Minneapolis sales, are being
taken at advanced prices over the Govern
ment minimum-somc having been bid off at
81 per acre: We are told thst the sale will
be concluded to-day.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

BREAK OF GUAGE Ar ERIE.-The Erie
Gazettee states that the bill providing for
break Of guage at that point, the signing
of which has for some time been awaited
with nervous apprehension on The part of the
Erie people, has at last received the auto
graph of Gov. Pollock. So the travelling
and freighting public are TO be treated with
Decentralization of persons and a trans
shipment of merchandise for the benefit of
the sleepy borough.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27
FOR THE GENTS

He has beautiful assorfmcn. of Furs, designed 10 pre-
winds OF Heaven from visit ng them too rough
iy.0
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

ATLANTA AND INTERIOR:
WE will receive the notes of the above Banks On De-
posit, and redeem them IN coin at curranf rates.
Oct 1e--dstw1m BC2CP & CAKES.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

E< The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times states that the question
of Gen. Scott's back pay is at length salts
factorily settled.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

THE HurcH1NsoNs.-We understand that
this popular family of vocalists are on their
way to st. Paul, where they will entertain
us with one or two of their concerts. All
welcome to them
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

e. The land office at Batesville, Ark
ansas, has been discontinued. The Stand
ard says that no explanation accompanied
the order for closing, and the cause is there
fore unknown.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

IL Mr.: Dubbs, grave digger in Norfolk,
after conveying twenty-three hundred vic
tins of fever (inclttdihg his wife) to the
grave, has himself followed them.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

KENDALL ON ROYAL BEAUTY. Kendall,
of the New Orleans Picayune, writes home
that the ladies in waiting upon Victoria, at
Paris, were "a distressingiy homely sets"
nor does the profane republican treat royalty
any better Listen to his description Of the
Princess Royal of England: "She is fat,
chubby, and coarse specimen of a girl, a
homely likeness of her mother, who never
set up any .pretentions to beauty that I am
aware of
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

The CoUNc1L.-It appears by corrected
returns from Rice county, that Judge Dooley
Rep is elected to the Council instead of
Hon. VIM. A. Davis, as We reported few
days since.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

FRESH OYsTERs.-Our neighbors of the N.
W. Express Company have already gone into
the Fresh Oyster trade for the season, as we
can fully bear witness by parcel of the same
now on the table before us. They wish it
understood that they will be able to supply
all demands in this line during all the months
of the year which have ali ! III their orthog-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23
. ASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH as, 1850.

ayHr Y. lass, No. lr7 sauh Tenth Phad
pha general travelling assisted by VS. a. wKLD,
JoHs goLLss, DssnEa A. EVANS, THOMAS d. Mes
HAMarr Jossrn Burros, RoBKKr W. MORRISON, Ed
WHY, ILLlAa l.. WSrsKaAEs ". J. kISnioK, p
w. mAoKrN, and u. =. PsAEcx.
or NJ. Lewis, Of Montgomery, Aabams, s our
travelling for % Alabama and rennsssee
visited by O. r. LEWIS JANIS o. Lewis, and SAMUEL d. Lewis
~ q. W. JAMES No. Harrison street, CiaeaRatt Ohio, q
gtuaral travelling Western and Texas
assisted BY H. THosAs, T. Dssr, WIN. "A, THozAs r. y
YussR c. NJ Z. wsrsAs. A. l.. CmLDs, and Dr. VIZ IEwIs
Recepts o either viii be good,
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uoS. GEORGE W. JONES, or TENNESSEE.

HON GEORGE w. JONES, OF TENNESSEE.
Alta recent convention held in the district repressnn
in Congress for many years by Hon George W Jono
following resolution unanimously adopted
Whereas this meeting has heard with regret that
present distinguished representative in Congress, Bt
George W. Jones has sgned bis intention not to
didate for reelection therefore,
q Resoired That since he has been Representative
pursued by him in his untiring energy his ap
business qualifications, and his devotion to the eonsssaa
and democratic principles, has met entire appro
and deeply regret this necessity which induces bin
cline being again candidate"
Mr.. Jones filled place in Congress which few men
capable of supplying. He was emphatcay the guards
Of the public treasury and il il were possible TO comp
the amount that he has saved TO the government b
sleepess vigilance and bis great influence are comics
il could only be counted by millions Possessed ofSn
acquaintance with the complicated rules Of The ioS
he awaited himself successfully Of his superior knswledg
parliamentary law for the advancement Of the great oo
which be kept constantly in yiow--the protection
treasury against every species Of fraudulent Or "a'@
expenditures lie respecter of persons Ia hh oR
stion TO appropriations which he considered anlAElI
extravagant lie was as fearless and determined and
severing as be was vgiant and economical wi@ =
economy IA tie phpnc eSPebniiufts was ~ $500
principle and be acted upon !, eousceniousY aSa =
shrinkingly all occasions He had The. confidence
parties in Congress and his long experience hs ane
sye demeanor bis intimate acquaintance win y '
business before Congress, bis undispaied dsinte@N
and integrity aud his accurate and extensive
gave 70 him power aud influence In the deibetsp'1
the House which few men have possessed ths =
drawal Of such public servant from public hh ~
tona loss, aud II win be regretted As web oy 'ne
Gratis Of other States u his immediate distrf-
time past il apparent 10 his friends that
rious devotion to bis duties as representative -
stroying his constitution. We sincerely hope thai
soon be restored 20 the enjoyment Of vigorous heah
sec the names Of four Eve talented democrats Pos
as probable candidates 70 succeed him. but - ye -
them have been formally announced The district ~
ocratc BY large majority, and there i no doubt ~
able aud true desnocrs, will be elected The nAms'
toned probable aspiran,s are Major W q ssaa'1
Colonel J. G. Garter, Of Frankn county joel
esq, Of Lincoln county; and Major W v Polk ana -
r. Thomas esq, % Maury county. The two H'@
heretofore been members Of Congress.
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We understand that Lieutenant Henry = ma \,
United States navy has been assigned the eom"Anu
expedition to be shortly sent 70 the Arctic sea N '
DR.. Kane and his brave companions,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

AIsxAgpRE DuMAs-This celebrity Is thus described by
correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune writing from
Paris, February LIST
had not seen Dumas before for four years and was
surprised observe the rnvages time had made since then
Age begins show itself and he looks mulato-lke
than ever him lie tall man, being less than
six feet in height rather disposed be fat especially about
the face whose hanging checks and double chin attest
sound slumbers and good dinners. He is the very
reverse of the picture OF intellectual If you
TO see him in Camp Canal street. you would set him
down as a mulstto barber His hair sprinkled here
aud there with gray has that abundance aud length and
slightly woody curl common among bright muatto
BARRIERS. His toreheadoh phrenoogsts lis less high
than your little finger Is thick he may be said to have no
forehead His lips sensual and deep lines are
poughed both sides of his In the he does
not dark he to be in the house and his hat
copcealng the want of forehead gives bis sace more
mind than il appears TO have when II is not screened.
He was dressed in pepper and salt pansoons and paeto
the paletot trimmed with green silk stitched
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

coon MoyRThe councils Of Louisville have passed
law requiring all the drinking houses to close at 10 o'clock
p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

nessrs Tbos Starr Thos Lawrence and j. De Witt Yorsh.y
are respectfully invited attend the funeral service which
take 81 the resiSencr 81
and nth O'Clock this (Saturdayl afternoon
The body win be taken to Town for inermen on Sunday
morning.
KoRs-On Friday morning, June % PREpExrcK WILLIAM
Koss, ftbe tim ofouiesume Korn at his late
No Us Chptot st Brooklyn, In the 2h year Of hls age
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited 20 attend
funeral this day O'Clock Afternoon the Church of
S. Char boromeo SydDeyplace, without further notice.
His remains Will be taken TO the Fiatbush Cemeterv.
PATTsssos-On Thursday June p PETER T. PATrEEsoE Of
sinserirg sickness.
r d and acqusinsnees requested attend his funeral
from his late residence. No. 2l4 Msdsons, Saturday
morning O'clock and proceed 20 the Cathedral whore
high Mas will be celebrated
Yin Brooklyn on Friday, June %, CATHAsnE NJ
wife Of Robert Rosmsn ~ D. and daushcf Of the lac John
Caui Of Hudson. n. Y.
The friend, and Of the family invited attend the
funeral services Dr. Bethuncs Church, Brooklyn Nights
on Sunday, July l. at O'Clock M.
ssru-On Friday, June % oRsoS HoPKIss aged months
and p days youngest Of Or. o. II. and Helen j. Smith
Tbe friends the family respectfully invited attend The
dsnoe Of his parents No IS 4thst Of South 5hs
Wilnamsburgh.
vrIIs-At Luzerne on Sunday May 20 NATHAN \. Welt.
fhe eth Of his He sfthe Oldest inhsbt-
ants of and for half hiss beea lent
6d s business transactions and always shared the full
confidence Of all who knew him and appreciated his and
religious worth About thirty he united with the
her until removed the church tru uphent In health he
was always In every benevolent enterprise In his
death the poor have Lost friend, the community Of ts
mot esteemed and WORTH members the Church of its
brightest and his relatives sfeconate and
slant friend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

BRic g. W BRMcEERHoYv, PhilTook from Gtsstr tr this
port with sugar srs oassss totally - 90 the
18th lns Key Lopez Which pscs the captain ara eleven
the picked rp By TIE Spanish 9rE
wa, an vessel Of 81 rcsstgr built AZ haohIeT IN
1871 valued az GO owned T Mcssr Brett son Co q
this parties Boston a1fI partially insured - Wal
81. ergo il sold TO be also nsur e- IN "sllst
SHIP MuscoNGUs BsilaorsZ7th ffym Liverpool IN IN
collision with ship Z Buckley o-twoTd bound INSIDE sorE
Henry.
wrecked AZ Point On Rocer SsgueHev IN dark
error The skp danger but poted to ner
anchorage where she lay 18th inst IL perfect safety.
ScHR NORTH CAROLINA, Seaman, trsn Bengor Tor bostcc
rut into Gloucester Repore while Cd M0nhegan
run iro BIZ ,chr and badly damned losing % bb>
of deck beside causing the vessel t. leee badly.
ScnR Ans DrSs.s ,of Rocklsndl Getohe plaster laden
from Easport for NeYork, total los with her cargo
near Jsnepo about I0th inst She struck and suak
rad been stripped Of hsr % and rigging
and her hull fat going to pieces.
SOUTH BEACH l.. t. June 2sIhe brig N.ucs Pssed tbe-
fore eportedl Hoy from Madeira for Neyfok, with wine
md bsls 10 OF The wine viii be all ont
to-day and viii be rehipped TO NewT0Ek The vessel Will
i,.rnfus 10 commence she ia discharged.
before reported abandoned
sured AZ the Old Colony Oice in Plymouth for 9s,5o
missing NEssEIBrg Loroaste Curtis ssed from Nalpa
so Nov Boston End hiss not since been heard om She
wa, quite an old vessel Of aboat go and formerly
New Bedfore wheer but the time Of her oss belonged to
r.rties in Boston aud Valparaiso Her ctro consisted
hinay of copper and copper We do not ear OF any
CGpt
where he has left family. -
Kxy Wysr June 2Iu ths Admiralty Court Of tho
shin ELLEN Hood has been tried From tho evidence
tkst tho services OF tho wreckers
vedireced and mentoou and BY Their speedy sctsn
yey valuable cargo and tue ship saved from oss The
salvage awarded to the Of so 300 The ship Is
new slowing her cargo ard needing repairs VIII De ready
for sea IN very few days
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Fyarkets-PeDortef BIZ telegraph.

Pu.f.to Jupe y A fair demand FOR FLoUs fo local use,
and market shade es,er; sales $50 bb at - - to the
range OF good choice and extra pler Lase ana
Ieoues tut 6mness holders restricts operaons marxet
is, sses rs eco bush at 73c and $500 do a. &C. closing
~ The inside price OATS dull but unchsngedi Gales 3p bush
al SEC CANAL FREIcHTs lower: Corn ioc 70 Albany ana AZ.
RECEIPTS the q hours ing al noon
Four e5 bills Wheat SIS bush Corn, s2I5o 90 Oas 800
40 FxpoETs by Canal times Flour, 81 boisi NheAt
81 6sl bush. ; Corn. AZ 075 DO. Oats. aSsdo. ..,
NEw.ORLEANs. June 2sIhe BzltScs news came 70 nana
this morning and caused depression IN our CorroN
Lc have been no sales the publication Of the Jews oni
nreyionsiy some bales disposed OF Mixee CoN
lower; sales at s0ds5c.; White Is at se ftme usle7 LAM
s.iis AZ 16Ic CorToN FREIGHrS 70 Liverpool, a.
ALBAsY June $3.50 p M-fLovR dun ana uuchao5T =,
sa.st and small sales Of yellow round at 9oc WHISKY
sht AZ soc RrcrIPTs BY Canal today 500 bbis fons
81 1se hush Com. u. $50 bush. Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

per cent bonds; Town Of Putnam per cent bonds TO
Central Ohio Railroad Company; Town of Newark
per cent bonds to Central Ohio Railroad and New
ark Plankrosd Company; Junction Railroad Conps-
ny per cent bonds, 1st MORTGAGE Licking Codnty
per cent bonds to Ohio Central Railroad Company;
Columbus, Pequa and Indiana Railroad Company
: per cent honds, LIST and ed mortgages.
The United States Life Insurance Company pays on
Monday a regular seni-annual dividend of interest,
at the rate of per cent. per annum on its capital
The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared semi-annua dividend Of p cent payable on
tie cd Of July. The Bank of Albany scmannusl
dividend of q cent, payable the cd of July.
The Bank of whitestown, p cent for the past ak
months, payable on the I'd Of July. The Morris and
Essex Railroad Company, 81 y cent, payable on the
cd Of July. Farmers and Planters Bank, Baltimore,
Il cent for the past six months payable on the 9th
of July. The Union Bank, Baltimore, semi-annual
dividend Of d y cent, payable on the 9th of July
The Citizens Bank, Baltimore, sem-annual of y
ceut payable on the 18th of July The Western Bank,
Baltimore, senii-anaual Of y cent payable the 5th
of July.
In regard to Land Warrants, Thompson's Reporter
sage:
"Ibe total number Of warrants issued up TO the
present time have not exceeded 5000 and the greater
part of there have been 1905 and the balance Sos
lhefe If great demand Tor 4Vs ana sos The former
we cannot supply, except in limited quantities, there
will be more issued but the sos will be more
abundant in few weeks. Our prices this week re-
main the same, viz: Buying, 81 O9 per acre; selling
81 II per acre.
The New-York County Bank will commence bust
ness on Monday the I'd inst at the Of Eighth
av. and Foureenih-st.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week show
increase on last week bpt yet smaller than for the
week of last year, being ,352,2sl against s1
$50 soc The details are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
Arrived.

ship William Tell kt Funk HAVE Nay f e aIp "a.
r. Icbief from Antwerp for New York and foIt.ou
from London fOr DO May g. lat IS 10 lon II ~ on S.
sfchsnsed signals with ship showing l. Glenns' ,s,
steering E. June 20 lat Al 49, lon q 10 Pa-'eS
snrroseS he Ericsson; day, saw ship henfy A
ship yorktown, (pkt) Meyer, London and r2iS '
udse and go passen gers Grnne hintuIn 40 as and
ship slopau HAM, Trsu'mann Hamburg ~ "''''
s3e passenserst Bech kunhardi , c.,, Havana
Bsrk C. w Poultney lof Phlsdeiphia M na1y with
-, 20 a. balss Bros Rublra Sailed IN coniPsIy -
bsii Leo Wet for NewYOrt, and ship J. H. 'h'a0O '''
Boston. -. roTae Lc
Maitland, Phelps & Co - W.. u.xre de Grace,
Bris Hermann Theodore, (Oden-J Mrsss,, n ni;nS
davs 10 ballast TO Helniags Muller .n,., 20
Brig Orissvs, (of Belfsstl Staples, CsfasHsa 'A- -
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MARIN Il 10 U RNA l..
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JUSE q.
Cleared.

Steamships Union Adams Southampton and hAVFe 'i LIZ
;psston. ARIEL lie Fevre, Hsvre. d. lorraine 81, ,s
shTss Dunnins sheffield St sePhsIn.
pn,l.-Niui fOldepD Sege hsde, Lagune, Henuinz. us
4 1iosliDs Kos1ns, (Bren.) Vessels Aehm'nd' OsH's'
Bris.A H Wass Smith Georgetown rnaseIi Ben flowfI'
Flitper Buotonote -; ToTcelo, Gwyer, Phiaae pms H.
seboopers-Breere Dickinson, Baltimore Van brunt
slssht; Ann and Susan, Myers Charleston Dolnsf to'
Rec iBr Curry Nassau, N. p, w H. Newman 20. l.
Ivm.p Sthnpard New. Haven. MASTER Lew Rove,
Nes.Hsyen master Mary Susan lBr.l Kelly iaroor
Miller A Iuther; Cornelis Benson, New Bedford nA''Si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

COFFFF-The transactions IN mo To-Day na'e oeen ~
80, Extensive than for months Pas-the MAJOR paIt on
neculson The stock offering Is nor % ~ O TS
,os very firm and active The sales somgri,e tne en-
tire cargo Of Linda Stewart oO bags nd 400 has, 10 he
trc Total l bags siOasS o Sale Ro also ~ O. o. bags
Mar,cabo il dl2c and 40 Days a,hrsct Al IS d TIM
Fortien Is quiet. o,,,eiv hare Of lockwood, and
pYFWOODS-The market ente r"., Cor home use Al
IRE vOuf rates "a very duIl and the sales
eheav 10 gil country orders; sales OF oVV 10 AusI
pi,te Potash at nc cash, which rather bette In
9Th sales OF is casks at 81 S5e. mos !" esa V'''' A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
pb;lndclphia Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, June q. i8o1
IpoxThefe hes been decided improvement in prices an
,as on account Of home trade In consequence OF IN
s,s ces certain refined brands have advanced % ms
~ hnshout the state are making ul time and the blast
furnaces are about reeommenee operations. Saes f,ioo
Fo-sr At p 7Gds2 No 2 Sl5GS4 80; No Ansfican a.
1910. Is: sales OF American Bars, 81 3D. sheot IN good
auest al 81 TO- Boiler Plate in fair demand Halls hrIn Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

portion of the auction sale of Stocks yesterday
wee made by A. II. Nicosy. His sales were acct
dentally mingled with those of another auctioneer.
The receipts on the Morris Canal for the week and
year ending June 81, as compared with the CORE
spending time last year, are follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
MEN OF CHARACTERS.
HENRg WAGD BEECaBR in NEW-Ch-
LEANS.

HFNRy WAgD BEECaER in NEW-C NJ
LEANS.
The NewO=ssps crrcent after Tirg Mr.. Beeeher sore
hard strokes MS Msine Law ana Aboion" sentimsIS
winds up its erittque
STAR PAPE RS
So follows:
He writes " rorousy and with evident sincerity He be-
eres he is great man. sd into the world for miioni
he seams along with purpose o. accomplishment lie Is
more honest than Greeley and more able sH Sumner he
in fact tho very person should like for companion
tfeut-Eshins excursion.
t.Theso STIR PAPERS
smell hay clover COUNTY rides ard eelnss near home
They pleasantly agree big aud ably rtten, and such "a
We hope have Few tell prettier story
the tsttens birds the glory Of lilies of~hcut
grass, or the spluge ct reed these and be
thsnkfdl."
Tie above book may be had Of sy Rooseer will be sent
b. aih, prepaid, receipt Of price, 81 ..
&c. DERBY. Publisher. No. lls Nsssssst ". Y.
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youpss CO. vessel b aster Sid ID scmpsuy With oss
Hout-c~e and De- lnout Locke, both for Boston.
sehI Jui. fsm.stedI BruOzo Ubes 81 days. ss &C.
sehr W. r. Durham, lof = Yarmouth Mass cro~ell
Port en- Pste DAYS hides a. 20 0imbsrnAt rseonza
Wailesh Knox June ,. lat % ~, Ion ~ ~
spoke sehr. J. W. Miner. hence for Mobile days ols
20 pines and hananss T. Gmartin June S lat So Ion II
smoke vhaur Hodge, Of and for Sag HATbo ifo
ST. Helena, ful-s year oct, al veil
schr MARY tc Iisvru Chase Matsnras June 3 pines
81 o.sgses 70 T. Gnzrfia. June IS Is. 81 g. lon - -,
sr4e ship Jehau Sesbcrs, from New Orleans o1 davTe.
sAr Tarry Hazard. 0sfDes. Hartford
schL r Z Wood Wool, Ialt.Gao-e
schr Jnstirs Hewitt, from ieStfu.
schr Jeterh Ps-we C0nnery, RSndcg for Bossor coal
srtr g. an NsT;ou Fo,t, R0nf0ut FOR Wareham-
seIr r. n Wnron Tucker Poi Jefferson
sehr Clarendon, Hal, R0ndout. :os.
schr Pear. Kelly, Albany fer Nor Be5tord,
Sehr. Grace D1riins Can, for Progisnee
sAILED-sfsp B. Aymsr Lsnphess esDPort; from RfeTs
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