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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

?. W. GATES, O. wARxER, t. CHALMERS, A. p. rRAzEA.
p. w. GATES & CO.,
as l Manufacturers Of
RAILROAD CARS,
Portable and stationary steam En-
gines and Boilers,
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
MILL GEARING,
ENGINE z'e AVE- I'VE Il! II 11'' ffArHEs,
Slid. Rests, Power and ils.s planners. &c.
STEAM ENGINES.
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES hand and made to order,
terms, with Boilers, warranted superior
thing Of the kind ever before offered to The public Price 900
reD9o-dawtf Eagle Works, CHICAGO.
PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
ON hand and made to order, to cut to 10 thou
Steam Ensines. p. W. GATES x CO..
feb2o-d&wtf Eagle Works, Chicaxo.
STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGEs,
LNOR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago.
Il feb20-d&wtf p. w. GATES co.
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
IL kinds, Faucets, Try-cocks, Steam Whistles,
fcb2O-d&wtf P.w. GATES X co.
STEAM BOILERS,
or descriptions, hand and made BORDER. Also. Sheet
~ Iron Work. viz: smok. Pipe Breeehes' &C.. &c made On
fes2O-'iSwtf "~' =. W. GATES co.
1853 s. 1865 south Water ST., up stairs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.,,
IMPORTERS German, French and English
Cutlery, Guns, Rhes Pistols, Victims, Accordeons
Looking ChiireI's and NoO,s
this stock be found
Is follows:
Poket owie Butcher, Pencils OF tho best anufac-
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers.
Table Knives and Forks. Doninos, Tobacco Snun Box
Scissors and RaZors. es.
Rifles and RevOvers OF POrnones, Scgar Cases, Sega
the best manufacture. Points.
Percussion Caps. All kinds OF Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Pcrfumery.
Patent Common Skates Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasscs variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Piyers, Nippcrs, Jewcry.
Spring Braces, Saw Scss. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Hooks. Spcctacles and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds of Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep Horse Shears. Accordeos, Harmoncas, sui
Jcwsharps. tars, Flutes, and Flunas
States Slate Pencils. Hair Flesh and Tooth Brush-
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. es.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds of Combs
PcNs Pen Holders.
Together with a large assortment of Toys.
Having and extensive aud reliable
business connection in Europe, UNuSU ages
Tor importing Goods direct from the Mdnutdcfurers which
do in such quantities and such terms enable us to sell
them equally they be bought in New York; Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic entered into such
enable job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES UHRLAUR, SATTLER h co.
Nav l5-tf.
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A CAR -.

N c. PRICE would clly inform the citizens of Sain
u he will his profession the first day
Dental ations of kind
formed, will lind their pc, interest TO call hin
and secure his services. His S. Combs
R,,k
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J. A. ROBERTS, of the late nrm of

WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBE RTS,
disuited said firm, the proprietor is ena-
ID brd tn the public, work of superior quality than
presented, such the imitation of all
Woods, Mantle Pieces Marlc'i and initiated
Pars decorated and painted in fancy color war
rantrl equal to the Paris or Iou'ion style.
Specimens work be by calling AT the residence OF
j. A. r., opposite the Rice House, No. 6 ST. Anthony street,
ST, PAM. air30-y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

G.. II. DREW,
Land Surveyor and Dealer in Real Estate,
Hender .on, Sibley County, NJ. +.
IT, Land Once will be kept for the
accommodation of settlers. 1ylS-Iy
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l.. Nj. BRowN,
Shakopee, Scott Co., Min, Ter, Sept II, '55.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
HELs. RELnu

NHE SUBSCRIBERS at their established enlarged
Foundry, up0n improved keep
On hand, Of their superior
Of all descriptions suitable for Fire Alarms, Churc hes
Academies Factories, Steamboats, Plantations, &e.,
mounted with their Rotating Yoke, and other improved
Hangpg which ensure the the Bell with and
efficiency In ringing waantee and durability.
For full particulars KEYS. WEIGHTS,
ply for Circular A. HENEELY,S SONS.
my22-lyt WestT rov. Albany 70 X
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DR.. L.. SMELL.

DIR. L.. SMELL.
EXCEi.IOR MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician of the Springfield Wa
Cure, and late Proprietor Ea>thanp,on IIydopathic
Institution.
nR SNELI having had and successful practice in
IL IIy'iropahy, Electro Maern,. and Dental Surgery,
would respectfully sCt the of the people of ;h
vicinity and the public generally EXamna chronic
made. with full description given, previous
knowledge tho case, . asking questions.
~ Office hours from Q A. NJ. to l.. NJ. 1O!awtf
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f{O FARNiEESi,

IfO FARlEES!..
lust received At the ST. PAUL AGRNCLTC RAD W AXE
y HOUSE, &c The hra, . Taird street
Corn rIlr, Grain Syparat"rs,
Hay attl Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks ans ldshcs,
Vegetable Cutters Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters, u>t Aug
.SdI,ag' Suffers. Bail Kings ana Cow Cha1ns,
Horse Hoes AMI Cilt va'orS, Ok and Cow Is lis,
and Seed Sow Cross Cut AMI PIT Saws,
Cast P.,u.i<, scyties and Smiths,
Tx Yokrs and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles,
CT; Hay Mauur. Forks,
Farmers u ,lerS, S'yth" Sfon"S, R3kes, Nc,
Gsi,>tone CrinkS and Rollers, ! Ok and Log Chains
Grass Lock Brush ScyilcS and Hooks,
Mattocks Picks AMI Grub Hoes, Corn Baskets &r. &c,
C,rn and Killing Hos. Tool> OF kinds. &C., &C..
f al the lowest ices for cash.
Am McCIOIp BROTHER.
FOSTER & DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
TTANE built liois ar'l''S at the Hipi
where they store and re-,p freight, They
also keep we'll selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
all kinds Goods and Shoes, and RPady Made
Clothing. People st. Paul buy their Goods
cheap they do in st. Paul.
and all is call before going to ST. Paul.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods
Terms strictly cash. te15-d&wtf
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FOR TEE HARVEST OE 1865.
]. II. MANNY'S
PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOVER
7-It,iNttw

]. II. MANNY'S
PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOVER
COMBINED AND SINGLE MOJVER!
StECURED To John II. Nanny by nine patents United
~ States also patented in Europe Manufactured b.. NANNY
Coz, Rorkloi Illinois, These aiuabc machines
>tanily being large number are being made
the coIn. harvest Over
the
mand not half supplied. Forty premiums have.
been awarded To Mir Nanny The
all others, the frequent trial it has had with the
Guiding every machine that has claim reputation.
each purchaser machine j.
well built, and
OF GOOD MATERIALS,
And that it will NOV well be done with the
we'll he doTc with The Cradle. machine il
drawn by two horses, and managed person Howing.
aud rcapiig and is WARRANTED To Gu,
from ten to teen acres day.
The patents OF John II. Nanny rcapnr MOVING
machines embrace adjn,taiy. the Knives. Guard Fingers
DN"ir;s, Wheels,
Braces. Frame Work. Gathering Wings, ObIuuv
JOINTS, position for attendants. Nc. &c.,ll
ceeGy valuable features. and in operation,
The only successful and perfect combination of
REAPER AND MOJVER Nv TIE JTCRLD!
As well as being the best Single Machine purImsc
All the various kinds and have
10 compete with this macne the result every has
shown its superiority, and thong the Scrkkcr
boscd ingenuity and boast, labur-Savn;
unable t" win prize of lfTEtN HUNDRED EOIIAIS. but
decided by an honorable committee nly
fcr,r To the best haf-rakng machine;
their additional price, ilr being adapted 6, moving.
iricGna"ty of the gavel, meutralzes their
Ci Ii ms, TO Jbor-S
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

STEWART. ALEX'R STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS,.
Importers and Commission Merchants,
NHTOf.ESAE Dealers in Wnes l;randes, Gin, Whisky
w SegarS, Groceries, Oils, Paints, Varnislcs, &c.
- the sale
Slows Patent EraSive Soap,
Krn.iaii's Chemical Olive Suap and Prepared Indigo
23S and 2IO, South Water Street,
Chicago. Il'u"ss
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&. Is. PRICE Il CO.,

"
hereby certify the foregoing to h" correct the orig
ni on file in this office. j. TRAVIS ROSSER,
ar.tarA NJ Trrrt
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RESPECTFULLY Intention t" establish myself
permanently business, this and offer services
Produce, purchases of Merchandise, Lumber &c
commission, with which requires
which
active mercantile pursuits ami Thorough knowledge of the
city trade, has qualified to effect the most avantae"
TERMS thereby frequently obviatiug the Inconvenience and
leaving home and business. Hoping To be favor
with trusting that this Introduction lead
to and mutually benecal and assuring
best efforts in your behalf, am truly yours,
CIIAS. WO)I.IETT.
REFERS AID. W. Kennedy, f.. b. Williams w. Wayman
NJ. Keith; A. II. Bakal, Ed, John Rogers, Es H. Frnk
Esq. McssrS. Nugcnt & Owens. Inlay IL IT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

43 South Water Street, (uP SfGirs,) Chicago
TINIE Wines and Liquors sod 10y the above House all Of
the importation of their Nep York firm and are trans
in under the seals Of Government tn Chicago.
they United States bonded cellars. In this
the merchants the Western States purchase
in Chicago, with the New
York Juh Goods sold the country Canada
be transferred in bOrd. II there be Custom House stu
u A. no
with the like security gnuiencss thu merchants
Paul M, II desrou> Ohta
to
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

J. W. BASS. A. c. DANA WITH.
j. w. BASS s. CO..
Forwarding and Commission Merchants. Lovsf
Warehouse, Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
VJNHE Subscribers would
that they will continue the Forwarding
Business the above place;
and facilities. confidently hope your PATRONAGE
April %. .S55.-wu
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

WHO URGED THEM BROUGHT INTO MAR
kET. AND WHO IL RESPONSlBLE FOR TIE
100000 ACRES WHICH ARE ORDERED TO
BE SOLD:
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M NSHON HOUSE..
SMITH a NICK NZIE, Proprtetors,
Bench street, ST. Paul, Minnesota.

DeSOTS HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND GREEN STREETS,
Gdien1 Illinois.
JOHN G.. PARKS. Proprietor.
Late of Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis.
'1NlIIS HOUSE is finished, furnished really
reception 1t is the in the Mort
West-was built for first and has all
ni"nccS Of the best Eastern HOUSES
The large aud elegantly furnished. Travellers V
itins Gacna will find the DcSoio pleasant agreed
home.
Gacna, April IL, 1885, apI9-3n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
Political Intelligence.

THE KNOW NOTHING RESOLUTIONS IN ARKANSAS.
Below publish the celebrated Know Nothing reso-
lutions presented to the Arkansas Legislature by the
Hon. Gaddis Miller, of Franklin, and which did not pass
Whereas, certain persons styling themselves Know
Nothings have by union with abotonists free soil
ers and other traitors to the country succeeded in OBJ
tanning triumph the time honored democratic
principles in recent eectons and Whereas secret polit
cal associations hostile TO the genius Of govern
ment and condemned alike by honesty and fair dealr
not does not It's Objects ought not to be toe
rated and should receive the poin condemnation
and rebuke-Theretore-
BE ii resolved by the House of Representatives That
the Know Nothngs enemies OF our institutions and
ought not to be countenanced tolerated in any
form whatever by patriotic men, who wish well to
their country and its government.
Know NOTHING GATHrRING-A grand convention Of
the Know Notbings of LyT held the 30th ut,
for the purpose of presenting to Of the representa-
tives elect James s Lewis Esq., testimonial Of their
respect and confidence. II has not yet transpred
outside of the order, what were the order of per-
formances.
SENATOR PROM TIE TWENTY SIyTH-We take 1t for
granted that Senator Clark has sent to Governor Clark
his resignation OF the official trust of representing the
people Of the Ontario and Livingston district In the
nation the subject. There being a vacancy, II be-
comes the dut the Governor to issue his proclama
ton. ordering special election and naming the day
which it shall be held which must be not less than
twenty than forty days from the date Of the
proclamation It will excite surprise II the Co.
does not act promptly this matter there
important quest ons to before the Senate, upon
which the people of the district Of his residence win de-
to be represented. Doubtless the Governor will
take to have the election early enough to enable
the new Senator to vote the election of United
States Senator win he not ALBANY Argus, Jan 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
The Catholic Priests and the Aims House
Children nj Albany.

From the Albany Reg, ter, Jan. A.
We noticed Monday the fact that Saturday last
the lady OF Mayor Parmeee visited the Aims House. and
among the young and the old Of the inmates
Of that institution large number Of cakes and books
New Years presents The books we're mainly given out
to the chdren"lttle people, from three to ten years
of age-and many hearts were thus made glad.
On each Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Dyer and Mr. Calder,
city missionaries hold divine service at the Aims House.
at which all the inmates who choose to do So attend
Roman Catholic church attend and dispense to those
who hold to the faith Of that denomination instruction
and counsel peculiar to Catholicism.
On Sunday last four of these " teachers assembled
the children in the school room, and fnding them pos
sess' of the little gift books distributed amosg them by
Mrs. Parmeee affected to find in of them what they
called g heresy poison" &c. so they took them all
away from the children threw some of them into the
fre and pocketed the restl
Mr. Hurst and he promptly addressed note to the ag-
gssors stating that he would be pleased to them
ed on the superintendent, and that gentleman, not
knowing that they had destroyed any Of the books in
formed them that he understood they had taken pos
session OF number Of them, and directed them to give
them up at They deported themselves arrogauty
until th ey informed by Mr. Hurst that they must
live to the rules OF the or they would not
be suffered TO visit II at all.
On deli verng up the books, they had the arrogant
assurance to be very mpuoent to the superintendent,
and were quit abusive-gvins him to understand that
If thereafter thV should find any books documents
which they as komansts regarded as Objectionable,
them that they must abide strictly by the rules and
guations Of the institution and that they not in
any manner interfere with them. He informed them
also that they had not given up the books they had
taken $50 unwarrantably he would have had them
rested At On leaving Of them requested that
nothing should be said about the matter until Father
Wadhams had been consulted.
Mr. Hurst promptly Informed the proper authorities,
and the result was an investigation held az the City
Hall yesterday morning The upshot Of the matter was
that the Superintendent TO suffer these teachers TO
continue their mnstratons at the Amshouse only upon
condition that they violated no rule or regulation what
ever hereafter.
The books and pictured cards distributed about
two hundred In number. They contain nothing what.
ever OF a sectarian Objectionable character They
were calculated TO amuse and instruct those who
ceived then-notbing more. They could do possible
harm, " the little creatures who received them
were capable Of compromising any theological dogmss
whatever, coulo know whether they "heretcs'
or not OF the two hundred copies distributed, Messrs.
Morapge, Chester, Mcdonald and Shan-the teachers
TO whom have aluded-returned twenty six copies
Where are the restf We're they not burnedp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

EDGtRToWN Dec sl-AIr brig S Webster, Webster,
for Boston, Cheltan brewster New York for belfast sid
schr Medora. Richards, New York.
Sid Jan brig Pennell, Philadelphia schrs Mirror
Verin, NYork Arctic Hobart, River Head, IL
suI,ror Ysaten DO for belfast: 0phr bound =; Cylone
Gilchrst Virtnia tor Bath Antelope Arey Boston
vnahasen Qet Boston Dec IS experienced heavy weather
was driven TO sea, and arr at this port as abovel
Also arr bark SOPHIA Game, Baltimore via New York for
Boston; also sbovsifull lghtboat, for repairs.
In port Sd bark sophia rigs Neptune. webster schrs
Antelope, Hseyon, Rubcon, II Hale and Ada Francis.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan AgPM-Arr bark Pennsylvania
Gard Cuerello Malaga Empire Nickerson Boston, Sarah
El1Aheth Toothaker, Calais; John Perkins Hutchinson
Calais; Sidney Minor, Bodies Bridgeport.
Cid steamer Sanford. Sanford NYork bark 81 James,
Cruise, Rio Janeiro; brig Eliza WHITE. Lewis, Key West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

SUR RIr VAN wIsxLE trsnspor, reported lost In the
Black Sea- belonged TO Mr. oliver OF Liverpool She was
lut at Somerset Mass 1851 1887 tons register. and In.
sured for about $4,000 In Wall street
Sur TinoLEoS, from calso Aug IL for United states,
anchored roadsead nSt Thomas Dec T. for orders
1be same day her captain discovered that she making
water and the morning had ordered whie
reported gy and that 90 tons Of her guAno should ne
shipped In another vessel for New YORK uther surrey
undertook 70 get under vsy 70 get into the hbor sad In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
OTHER CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence of the Courier and Enquirer.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. q 1855

Falling off in the Repenue.
There need be hurry to throw money or to dry
up the from which il flows into the exchequer
learn this morning that the entire receipts from
toms during the month of december estimated at
not than two millions OF dollars, against four mil
lions ard half for December 1858 The returns at hand
cover little more than halt the month but they are
sufficient to indicate the astonishing decline which
have mentioned. The receipts at New York for the
whole OF December, 1883 about So 600 000 to
the oath OF Dec 1854 they did not exceed 81 20u 000
The heaviest payments of the year made in this
quarter and that commencing July l. The availa BILE
surplus in the Treasury has fallen of already
millions OF dollars since September The payments Of
this month will further reduce the surplus five millions
OF dollars BY the end of the fiscal year. whatever other
troubles may act It is reasonably certain we shall
not be troubled with a redundancy of money.
Corresponds nee of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Jan 2, 1854.
The Dead Letters and C0ntens-Post Office Depeddtions
The 'sdead letter. bureau Of the General Post Office
Department continues to increase in efficiency and i'm
portance During the quarter of the year which term
mated Saturday evening ,2S letters which contained
money were found by the openers and handel to
the clerk charged with their registration. The total
amount Si3 1885, and about seven-eghths of it has
been restored TO the lawful owners. This morning. I'M
der the superintendent of Mr.. Hoover hundred
and seventy bags each containing bushels of opened
dead letters the work of the last quarter
to the uburbs of the city and destroyed by frs.
The last quarter of 1854 also reno cred remark
able by the which attended the efforts of the
department in the detection of rogues. How many
families have been made unhappy and ruined by the
depreciation of the most pitiful sums Of money!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
Our Harrisburg Correspondence.

SENATE CHAMBER HARRIsBuRG, Jan. 2 1855.
Pennsylvania Legislatare-Kaow Nothing Triunphs, dc.
In the House of Representatives Henry K. Strang,
Of Philadelphia elected by the Know Nothngs
Speaker
The Senate not yet organized. A Know Nothing can
not be elected in this branch. Darsie, of Allegheny,
and Price, of Philadelphia will not for candidate
who is not free from that conta animation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

VERDICT IN RAmRoAD CAsE--In the Supreme
Court OF Boston, Tuesday, in the of Nehemiah
H. Stone the Boston and Maine Railroad for $40 900
damages for injuries from accident that roai at
the time PRESIDENT Perces killed the jury re-
turned q verdict for defendants. after an hours alb
sence. Tn. has occupied nearly niue days. The
defendants offered to settle with plaintiff BY paying
him 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 9, 10, 2s to 33.
1871 1882 1885, 2s5l l17s Ill., ISL, 1885, ESQ., 49,
1Ol6, ll9l, 1885, 1le4 1896 TO 100.
SUPREME CoURT-SpeciA Term.-Nos 20, Al, a., 81, IS,
81 to 90.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 46 to 81. .sf.a.s
surnaoR CouRrNos. 81, 100 l25, 1888. 134, 1885 I3s,
15a iss, i52 1855 isS, ISL i5s iss iso ISL 49, 1885,
1884, 1856, 1885, 1877, 1913, leo III, 172 l7s, It's, IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

CLEARED.
Ship st Denis, Follansbee, Havre, Boyd Hincken
Ship Souter Johnny Small, Montevideo Nesmith Sons.
ship Geo Sampson clipper, Cobb, San Francisco, Sut
ton AGO.
Ship shanshae, Given, New Orleans ] W EiweiI a Co.
Bark Queen OF the Avon (Br), Davis London, IL a Il w
Meyer.
Bark Byzantine, Gleason, Lisbcn, j W Eiwell A Co.
Bark AIelia Davis, Norfolk r Whitmore.
Brig Aspasia DBL Crow, Liverpool, Barclay Livingston
Brig Alden tBrl, Wright, Kingston, master.
Brig Packer, Pool Port au Prince, L a II Wilson.
Brig Morancy, Hill, Wilmington, Thompson a Hunter
Schr EbeIerer tBr Camden. Lisbon, Alexander.
Scbr Rachel Jane Daniels, Edsnton Van Brunt Slagh
schr Robin, Wallace Darrell Stake. Thompson Hunter.
sohr Oriana futile, Richmond, II Person
Schr Milton, Hawkins, Wareham, q N Smith.
Steamer kennebec Copes, Philadelphia Sandfords line.
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk &C. to Ludlam
Peasants
Brig Hiram rem), Zennecone, Bremen, ~ days In bal
last with lbs passengers, to Bechte Had death
the passage.
schr Lucy Alice CBrl, McPhee, Chariottstown PEI 10
days, with oats, TO Lowden. Experienced heavy
weather.
schr Thomas W oicott, Bourne. Richmond, Va
Schr Daniel Webster, Miller, Alexandria Cor Boston.
Schr Edith, Chase, Norfolk for HArwich.
BELOW.
Two galios, Of which h supposed to be the Fosca
Helena Portengep from New Dieppe TO Punch Meincke
Wind 1t sunrise, NE; meridian EsE; sunset, do with
dense fog
TeAcgrapnic Murine Report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

lax CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. & Il.
lOO VAN NOTES stove store-We have a large
assortment of the latest patterns of stoves sale
reasonable terms Stoves and ranges lined with soap
stone and repaired crates set end repaired stoves put
up, and pipe furnished for Also, grid
dies for sale Wholesale and retail The excellence Of tine
grddes consists in their requiring but greasing when
used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

All package, and letters INTENDED for the New York
HERALD should be sealed
ALMANAC roRK-rHs DAT.
Sun RISES rs MOON RISES ........... So
SUN SETS 40 HIsH WATER. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

On Wednesday, January 8, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. L. p Hicks ID D., Of Union
New York. to Miss IsAHI daughter Of Hon. Hugh White
of Cohoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

nR II. c. TH0RP'S CARMINANTtA, OR PANACEA
IL for cure OF consumption scrofuIa, dyspepsia in
digestion, liver complaint ulcers kings evil, and all
other diseases The Dr himself consulted at his
Office, No West Bro sdway Grard House, at all times
and the medicine altered to suit the Price per
bottle.