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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DA1B
mmERsT JAMES RIVER LAND ron
reside containing so5 HRns Wing IN The county Of Anhersi
fourteen miles above i5nchbufr the James Y X Canal
story log liongc and the necessary ont Iouse
particular luenaon address the undersigned ~ rcdnr Mla
tyr s1sheud tho above mentioned Land not be sold
before the 9TH of August II VIII on that day. be offered at
PUBLIC AUCTION J. J. W
june 2eids
Two THE GADsEs.-Wc hnve hand she
largest and hes, selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
rcmadca for the Hair balm OF thousand Flowers Aromatic
may lhia LANduonNE 3 WAIKIKI
SOuETniNG NsCE EoH TIE LITTLE
- foLKJast receive beautiful assortment Of reall.l,
Children which we call the attention Of the ladies'
MCDONALD HOOPER.
doors above Exchange corner.
may pta Lynchburg. Va
HATS AND CAPs.-.Buss received, all the
new styles Of aee Mole skin Dress Hat, every ,are,,
mont Of Panama. Florence and pnas,ass raa d Gse
r' np sp 'd MCDONALD HOOPER
uAA AAA ACRES LAND WARRANTS
SASH p'' is' wN VI" % "I s,'s sass
the of claims against the Federal
oncc the Of a,h street and 9th alley ynchhurT
lNlNE SECOND HAND PLANO, hut little
va and good '' nsw Sna be SSase ysgy ,Gw
uuOlsE n LOTS ron SA1.E.-s wish sO sci
j my House and Lots, In nfookneai Tho buildings
comfortable with all the family
residence II Ia good location for Tailor For frther In.
formation address tho subscriber nj ooknoa Campbell CO.
Va II, ID, EAST,
june 2.lawforaw
vu,wO HOUSES AND LOTS ron sALE.-n
wish to sell the white nouae aud Lot Joining my resi
dencc.
Also tho House Lot Judge Daniels nm, which
purchased of H. Loswood Several men, OF good judgement
have pressed the opinion that this the most
desirable family residences about town The property will he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11

(NHIIDREN,S aHOES.--Any quantity Of
Chidrens pretty shoes few pair of pretty Children
Shoes at MCDONALD q HoofEh D.
spl a3-d& Gifts
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
DOlbear's Writing s. bookkeeping
Acade N.Y.

Deer the Store Of HicOls & Berkey, in Marshoips
Building, on WabashdU Street,
(lFFERS superi Inducements who acquire
" and pepmsnship or .
picte, practical knowledge Of tie science bookkeeping.
PENNANsHP.
Under the system here pursued. the
business hand in weeks than practice
method t- -tf f
All cramplng Of the hand entirely and the pupil
Is enabled TO write with ease, freedom and rapidly.
Several hundred specimens Of Improvement pupils
% years vi be at his Room.
BOOKKEEPING
j. taught practically. The old giving
BOOK TO sty and copy from discarded: Of blank books
at given him, and such
ales him 70 proceed as engaged in actual An
cmp:shed accountant (rho has had
actual business and In esehine snszes, explains ad makes
LEAR all the principles and details
STUDENT On completing his qasn-d to discharge
the duties Assigned to him Ia oounfjDg-hou
yATHENArIce.
Short md rapid methods empunx ouiek
and accurate methods Of extension, without extra
charge.
Instr.etion Arithmetic Elementary and Hser A.
zebra, Geometry, &c.
VISITING CARDS.
Visiting, wedding and avatieo exeeued in The latest
and most fashonable styles. -
Rooms open from Ia A. n. 70 p. H., from to 10
p. u.
n B. Evesfss Glasses wm be formed each sseek for ske
sceesno6eeH Of those Hasble 70 dsvtsg 1sy
St. Pau, January >, 1855. jsEu
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
STATISTICS OF NAVIGATION.

SrEAxBoArs.-The annual report on Commerce
and Navigation is always an interesting document.
If carefully examined, it will disclose many of the
springs of commerce which We do not find in any
other work. Looking over the statistics Of steam
navigation, We find some interesting facts; steam
boat building, which, in its commencement, in.
creased with great rapidity. is now very much
sackcned vet it still increases at decided ratio.
No steamboats, were enrolled till 1923, and then
only fifteen. Dividing the years since 1925, into
periods of five years each, we have the following
resnltS.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

CO lady once declaring that she could
not understand how gentlemen could smoke sit
certainly shortens their lives" said she.
Il don't know that" replied a gentleman:
''thcre is my father who smokes every blessed
dav, and he is now seventy wears old.''
''Well," was the reply, ''if he had never smoked
he might have been eishty.'
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For the Daily Times.
ORIGIN o. ST. PATRlCK's DAY.


ORIGIN o. ST. PATRlCK's DAY.
MEssRs. EDIroRs II notice that a cores.
pondent in the .Winnesofian of the 18th inst.
signed bridget" says that Irishmcn celebrate
the 18th Of March as the anniversary of the
death OF ST. Patrick An Irishman is supposed
to possess great deal Of gallantry, especially
when he comes in contact with the "fair sex ~
and if do not agree with "Brdget' as re.
CARDS "the day we Celebrate" she must excus..
Inc.
St. Patrick's Brit Day is matter of dis.
pute among the most learned. Some saw that
he was born on the 18th Of March, more on
the 9Th, while others contend for the 9th. A
certain poet settles the matter thus:
eOu the eighteenth OF March some p.ope s,r
81. Patrick at mdnishf he saw the day
While the eichi h-thcrs the nntb womb A..
And who'd dare boo, hurc we'd his cyr,,
1t appears that a compromise was finally
agreed upon by the contending parties, which
resulted as follows:
Snow combine eight, and |. makes ,,r,n,,,n
s. let that be his birth -lay-Amen, says the clerk,
Now, MIR. Editor, differ both with "Brdr.
ct and the Poet. Irishmen are generally sat-
isfied that they cannot find out when St. Pat.
rick was born, aud am sure they are intell.
gent enough (it am to believe what is said
Of them about election time. not TO celebrate
with Joy the anniversary OF the death of sucb
good man as Bridget" believes St. Patrick
was.
The 18th Of March is the anniversary of
the day which St. Patrick finally succeeded in
converting the Pagans. 1t is related of him,
that on that day, while walking over field. he
WIS endeavoring to prove to the unbelievcrs
the ''uniiy and trinity of three persons in one
God when, happening to s,oop down to tie
the strings of his broges, Cor shoes, he picked
up a shamrock" Ga species of clover,) and
showed it to them, saying that there were three
leaves upon one stem. This satisfied them.
and they decorated themselves with Sham.
rocks. and kneeled down and worshipped God.
And from that day, the Shamrock is recocuiz.
ed as the vegetable emblem of Ireland. and
worn on the 18th Of March in the hat or can
of almost every Irshman.
Now, Bridget, does it not seem more rea.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

\ USEFUL INvENrIoS.-Mr. James Murdoch of
Lon Ion, has taken out patent for charging
an reducing m,ps and designs. The invention
consists in tran sferring map or design to a
sheet OF India rubber in an unstretched state
then stretching the material equally in all direc-
tons, by having it secured in an expanding
screw frame. The process enlarges the map or
design. To make map or design smaller it is
transferred to an India rubber sheet, when it is
in stretched state, and it ia afterwards allow ed
to contract equally on all sides.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
LO OK fl ND LIVE
DR. J. j. 0ALLUPB
cvnrYn On nnrun noNc

COMPOUND SYRUP bOF BRER ROOT,
The best, escua, snd reliable Medicine used
:ss Dy:se,s., D,.mhs: ho.ss. .ssu cno.:,. I1as%
Ieunsj also asovEREs0N nEMEDY FOR
Asiatic Chslefs, In It's First Stages.
TINS medicine has been 10 establish
world, without the aid Of pans Or sdvertst-
the
70 tn. vhoe BODY Of the Amse.n people the which
The Bffef Rect Syrup
the result Of Of Bowel
properties drugs MEDICINES tho
shops we'll known, tina: with share
% relax, a.. what . censpss the bowels. inov
the o~s .%a s. to
variety Of other medicines have opposite tendency
Of Of medicines in use. " ''--' CIV
The great aim among physician. bee. med
moved aud the medicine Ja short Of producing death
poson result is that while one Of III.
medicine removing the disease, another poisoning the
brings the patient stage
DocTos GALLUP was early struck with hi. peculiarly IL,
the nature OF medicines and their effects, and devoted
bor finally in veg.
etabe extracts, the poisonous principle be
cts He discovering method
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him to accomplish what he had been seeking
~: Of ns AND nss.s r.,
without in enasDgerng the life Of the patient
Such the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER Root, and
II advantages every other medicine.
1t effects In quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines!
vegetable poison system
smoved!
the system the opposite extreme.
equilibrium, and the bowels IN their
induces diseased action
1t pleasant to the taste, and produces
will always effect taken before the patient
utely incurable!
1t produce death, induce any diseased
It's effect on children Ii asfrnGent, and queDs being the
best cordial known!
THOUSANDS OF CERTITIcATEs To is effects and the
II has wrought I've produced,
me properties this Syrup,
1have dome my,uty in bringing the medicine
THE PEOPLE,
their investigate themselves,
way to do this is to
GIVE IT TRIAL.
is manufactured only BY DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
3. Cook, At
- No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, N. Y.
and all orders will be promptly attended agents,
and the medicine be had Of Druggists generally
the country.
Apply rs above, or 70
A. ". CHURCHILL, worcester, Mass.
L. B. GoRToN, Cleveland. Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, indianapolis, Ia.
A. BOYNTON, OTTAWA, I'll.
THOs. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, Janesvile, Wis.,
p. B. Cook, St Paul, Mfusesofa.
T. b. SEELHv, UarrisbIrgh, Pa.
The exclusively in emplovn,enf NJ
the Proprietor. aud have charge the which they
esated. se25-1yw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

ey The Ashland (ohio) Times says, on We'd.
nesjsy of last week, the residence of Sanford
Park, in Ashland county, was entered, and ST.
$50, mostly in gold, stolen.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

c. Mr.. Charles Jacobs, an American tenor,
has lately made a sensation ut the Italian theatre,
under the name Of Carlo jacob. He is native
of New York city, and is brother to the &c origi-
nal.',
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BOOK AG ENCY.

BOOK AGENCY.
vTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have established pp,k Agency in
philadelphia and will furnish any book publication
the retail price passage. ,crs.,u zrdg
the subscription price Ut the So Magazines,
HArpcr-'. d-y sm's, firaham's, Frank I<scs FASH
ens &c will receive the copy
splendid ib"graph either
Clay; or subscribing 81 and 81 they
crive either portraits.
S. worth Of Magazines, all three will be
Music furnished to tlosc who wi.l, IL.
Envciopes"f
titles furnished. Seal Pcssf Dies, order.
Every description OF Engra wing Wood executed with
AMI dispatch. Views Buildings, Newspaper Headings,
Views Machinery, spk Illustrations IIdg.
Business Cards, &c. All orlers mail promptly
ed to. PRISONS wishing views buildings
send DIsucrreotypc sketch Of the building by mail
press.
Persons at distance having sacabc articles
their advantage address the subscribers,
the sale Of the same. BYRAM K PIERCE,
decIOj&wjy 50 South Third ST.. Philadeiphia, Pa.
>. II. svRAN. T. MAY PIERCE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

THE "SNOwY'' SoUrH.-The editor of the
Sammy South, published at Aberdeen, Miss, is
in Il qaanlry as to the propriety of continuing
longer the name of his paper; the long spell Of
bitter cold weather has rendered it decided
misnomer. He has published but three weekly
numbers. and has hardly got glimpse of the
sun since he started. But of snow he has seen
an abundance, and he ut last dates was CO yita-
ting over the idea of changing his sheet to the
''Snowy Sonth."-Diemphis JFhig.
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10 RENT AND LEASE.

III trance Cedar street. " -
Ts Lease-96 ST. ANTHONY street nov oca>a bv
SterIngs Wood Yard Alo, rs Wsbashaw st., fo
our Stone Bsdfne on Fourth street Ass, -
near Wabashaw street. One lot
and 1fh Aiso, several vacant lots business ccaons
febeN HABSHALL CO.
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IA
Former Proprietor and Physician Springfield water
Cure and late Proprietor EssthanpOn Hydropathic
~ institution.
h. SMELL, having had and successful practice
~ Hydropafhy, Magnetism, and Dental Surgery.
would respectfully Of the people Of this
vicinity, and public generally Examinations chronic
diseases made, with full description given, no prevous
knowledge Of the esse, asking any questions.
n Once heuFs from A. II. 70 4P. II. mar iodavtf
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o. p. & G.. G. PERKINS
ATTORNEYS& COUNSEL ORN At La "
Fsrribanlt. Rice Co.. M. r.. jy7-d&wtf

o. p. + C. c. PERKINS
ATTORNEYS& COUNSEL ORS ATLAW,
F.rrisanlt. Rice Co.. N. r. JyT-dAwtf
SMITH & TOwNE,
DEALERS IN 80
r. II "A L II - II ATE
Red wing. asin Ter,
. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
wARRxNSrs LccA rHD,s LAND
Investnsents made to the Best Advantage,
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Kinds o. surveyns Mapping and Plotting done orde
prices.
Hon. Ex-tsov. Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul.
S ses.. :1:is 3 Lam Once. wing.
&C. Graham Esa sessiys. Land One Red wing
s.nso,n 8 French, A.c!.sy: = Law, q. PAM.
Wws Nss::y : Qnm6y Real Estate and ssset brokers,
Hon. c z. r. 1sSo Mayo. Of xanch...er.x.H.
yam.: Pierce, Esa., Madseo, n. 4.
on H. rice Co.. s - w: 70 Ne. ser
A. Gilman, E.q., Lowell, H.:s.
Tx M 19
job Printing Office.
TIMES BUILDING, 81. ANTHONY sfAEEr.
HAVING recently stocked once with new sEAu-
IL TITUL assostmet OF
PRINTING MATERIAL,
We are prepared 70 do ali kinds Of
the neatest possible Styles 1T reasonable
peteay BE- doRe other IN the ter
rit0ry.
with experienced workmeD, superior facilities, and proper
on g III fave. Is ~ her 2 give 'a'ae
All kinds and descriptions Of BILL HxAps, Crncus Ans.
CARDS, PAMPHLETs, BLANK, Booxs, PosTEps n IN,
IHKs, LADELs &c. executed n srS 80
n9saev. In fact, every kind Of wv"
s.4e PRINTING
In our Department. win receive our special sttent,.
We are co4tfnuay In receipt of - - -,
New 0tyles ~ Iype, 81;
ma intend 70 With only the improvements A. th
Asep bot possible get Peg shssd. N 80 = " ID"
:. n. NEwsQN 4 co,
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FOR SALE.
DART Of lot in block Proper, 50 BY 100
fAird street. Price $4,0co-S5oo downs balance
years; 10 per cent. annuaiiy. r. n. SPENCER.
FOR SALE.
OF IN Block IS Winsiow's Addition,
IL $500; half cash, balance pr inter-
est Per month. \. -. SPENCRE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

CO The Cincinnati, Gazette says that On the
9TH AMI 9Th, more than 10000 barr els were ex-
ported from that city to Southern ports.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

subscribers g leave to return the public for
hc liberal patronage heretofore TO them I'm heir
ne OF business and hope receive
They would say st they better prepar to do
wok than they hsvc been BEFORE having received
Cracker Machine from Boston, which enable them TO do
their work with such facility and dispatch they can sppy
inc public with either B-on Soda, Butter Sugar. Water or
WINE Crackers; as Pilot Bread articles the
trade at all times baked fresh morning. Bread
ers &c &c sent free Of charge
jyt7-tf SpENCr 4 Ciwo'
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GEORGE CULVER. HARRINGTON.
CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Upper Landing, st. Paul, Mimi.

Upper Landing, st. Paul, Mimi.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES, AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Alliances made Conuynmrnis.
REFERENCES:
II. l.. Dpus"msn, Pr Uric du CHEN,
b. W. lr>sis, d..
b. IL. Campbell Co.., Garna,
q. ". Campbell Co., do.
y Corwiih X Co.,,
Iap-worthy X Co.., Dubuque,
y. q. Potter. Bellevue.
Burrows II Peityma., Davenport,
Green & Some. Mu>caiiie,
Vim. Gayle Co., K'iibsbmc,
Humphreys, Tutt 4 Terry, Louis,
}. J. Anderson & Co., do.
Kennedy ! Foster, New Orleans,
b. Brewer 4 Co.,. do.
Runsry, Brothers 4 Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, sn.
Crcnin, HurxfhaII X Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks. do.
Sitter, Price Co.. Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers h Co., Boston.
II Mark Package. care OF {. r., Upper LanSng st.
Paul, NJ. r, jali-l
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

HEAVY JUDcNEHT.--The Madison, OWLS,
Democrat, says, that Hon. A. HYATT Smith has
obtained Il Judgment in the Rock Circuit Court of
Sl2l ,l29 IL, against the Rock River Valley Rail-
road Company. This company is now CONSOLE
dated with the Chicago, Fond du Lac and Saint
Paul Company, and the judgment is an equitable
claim against them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

CMcAGo ELECrioN.-Tbe vote cast for Mr..
Sherman, the Republican candidate for Mayor a,
the election, shows an increase of AS over tho
vote OF Mr.. Woodworth, for Congress in 1854,
and an increase of LOS over The vote of Boone.
the Anti- Nebraska candidate for Mayor in 1856.
The lowest estimate of the number of ilIe-,l
votes cast by the Anti Nebraska party for Over
is one thousand.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

ca The history of the living world around
us, Is embodied in newspapers. Hence the inter
est which they impart, and the avidi.y with which
they arc read.
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MARBLE MANUFACTOI;Y.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.

st. Paul City Marlie NIanufac,ory.
INAE "r>i@hcd beg leave habiauts Of ST.
Pau" a'i surrounding country, that he h Just receive,
anu has CONSTANTLY hand supply American and
Italian Marble, an'l alter thirty
,sinss feels confident that he 70 work and a.
sale Monuments, Tomb Stones, arl- Paint Stone.
thony : - -' ~ 1''-
~ All made his agents for ar,ie wrt Mill
be filled strictly according to agreement. "
jy27-tf = n ,uypoy
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ALLEN PIERSE

ALLEN PJEKSE,
Attorney at Lao and General Lind dgenf
IJAvINT been Register the mer
mnistraon, able Tcrri,-
~ subject to entry and will the regularity
tons made by him.
Wlocac land and money-warranng pr,-
mt OF IS Oh The former and ~
for from to three ycarsAnd charge half
these rates commissions.
Once street, to the E,iscopaI Church. ST.
PAM, Min. pyJ5-tf
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&. r.. PRICE l. IN

C. Ii. PRICE L co.,
A uOlESA LIE and Retail d. Hotel and
W House Furnishing t;ps including every of
Hardware and Cmery Silver Plated, Brass Timed and Irm
Hollow Ware; Jaaed, Panisbed and Ware
OF every variety; Wooden and Willow Baskets
bahs, water Coolers, Looking &C.
ST. Anthony-s second door the of
81. Paul, Minnesota sci: Iyv, w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

GY' 1t is always better to trust the produc.
tons of the pen to the decision of strangers, rath-
or that OF relatives and friends. The former
ii Judge inpartialy: the latter, partiall-.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
Amnua, Report Of the State Bank of Indiana

In reference to the power of the bank to dis
count, or to issue notes Of circulation ccasing af-
ter the lst day of January 1857, and that the
closing Of the business Of the bank, for which
(two years thereafter, until january l, 1859, is
given by her chart"r) may be expedited as much
as may be practicable, with rs little pressure on
the community as possible, the following rcsolu-
ton was unanimously adopted ut the late session
of the Board of Directors of the bank, held du.
ring the present month.
''RrsoNel, Tat In view the sppros close Of the
bank, il is cd Ia the the, call
al least - Mt. mouths all standing
&c ON m~lhfiO, ms aud ia future to
strictly promp paper, to be paid al mat~rty.,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

ca Genius without taste and iu lsmcnt. is
like blind stced without reins or capari>on. Il
may have FIRE and speeJ, but never en- possess
be uty and utility.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
C. b. ADAMS,
Attorney for Mail Contractors.

oUo Nerenfh street, Washington, u. C..
L'ROM my experience while q the Post Oace Dc.
pHrhcht, am enabled to give Information regard to
Tue man"r u" obtaining additional allow the mails
are to heavy particular SERVICE for
to stage routes, changes schedule
at the expiration quarter keep IN and have re-
mtted unjust fines: and other Matters which. as mail
Informed. 49, ~ W. ~N>P
Ny charges will be moderate. Aforementioned n
ament OF service rendered. Possibly you cons.
er"r sum and the and journey
10 Washington. Address, G n. ADAMS
Washington City. d. G.
kcer TO horafo King ESQ, First Assistant p. M General;
S"er, Lea ." 20 Bankers, Washington, D. c.; II. NJ
Rice, St. Paul. ,.,E
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29
Land Agency at Hudson, wisconsin.

13nu ABoucy ~ 0uoSons WIoconStn.
r. DWIGHT HALL,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C., will and lands,
VI locate land warrants, buy and sell estate, pay taxes
and attend promptly and faithfully to all
his care. HUDSON Ia beautifully situated Lake Crox,
~ miles directly Of 81. Paul. by most
fertile tract Of country, to be the southern
St. Croix Late Superior R. r. ant there
town spendd chances for investment.
address Hudson, St. Croix wisconsin. ja6-dAw-u
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do do 1871 to 1885, go
do do 1916 to 1850, 96j
do do 1851 to 1855, I,296
If We suppose the average life of steamboat
to be about seven wears, there are now in exis-
tence about 100 steamboats,. The number in
1851 was 800, showing a gradual increase. The
steamboat tonnage of the United States is prin-
cipallv enrolled or licensed IN the following ports:
New York 1852
Pittsburg, 1886
New Orleans, 62,632
st. Louis, 52,411
Detroit. 32,lSO
Buffalo, 1892
Cincinnati, 2S.7l3
Philadelphia, 26,S2
Louisville, 22,6oO
Mobile, 2O,5l5
Baltimore, l6,34O
Cleveland, l5,Ol2
San Francisco, 1929
Charleston, 9,l77
Perth Amboy, OLA
These are tho LARGE norts for steamboat navi-
cation. The Great divisions Of rivers. lakes and
seaboards, are as follows:
Steamboats, enrolled on Ohio river. l44473
Residue of the Mississippi valley. l29.O5O
Sterm tunnare of the Lakes, LOG, l54
S:,,..,, ..,.,.,. IL. ,.,,,;, C,.h,,rl .,cy o ~
o'e''' '"iH''Se vi nv -n'''.'0 "e"''"' ~
Ste IN tunna1e on the Pac.1c cOaS!, 1919
.,,o
Aggregate, o'o,Soo
1t will he seen that the steamboat tunnare of
amounting to 273,j23 tuns, is greater than that
of the entir, Atlantic coast
~
h,ats 49, Sov"n,. E;no;nn.,; Jo,,;.
v;I,c AMI ns,ro;, ,rt,;.,, to,othor hnId loo
st.aml,oats than ,rs hn;li in an the rest Of the
T.;,'"I .'" W. Du'.' :" 90 Wv t~ ' ~
49, ..o E.ue oo''s nauf III GU g, ,,
wv. ,,,;,. -. p;,,si v "ni tho Eli. 81
.' arc ": 1T O"c,''', ~ .'I ".'S ,n ~,
s ~. i"e'' P'''' ''''' ~ i0' '"'"' 'oo
mn oao" Nj. ;
e I'll. n' S.e".po' ""t.o'"s .'0 NV i'o' n.,
cu o. "s !" was 1T hrs, "n'lo'P":cu. INC
T., ."S" - "n''ous i"e ocean ooa.s arc l.''ne"Se-
y expensive; not merely IN Duiidln:, nut also IN