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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-13
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

TNIIE undersigned has removed his entire stock of
i Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods into the corner
store of the New Stone Block st. Anthony Street. OPP
posite the Post Office, where the public invited to
call and examine. (dec2l d. W. INGERsOLL.
NOTICE
THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-That Whereas GER
tcates have been issued for filling Sibley Street,
against part of Lot and contrary to the facts the
case such certificates will not be paid unless legally
forced as said work principally performed by the
owners of said property.
nov27 diff j. w. BASS CO., for Owners.
% CHOICE FARMS within one mile and half Of
q Carver. L Il GRIFFIN.
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TN Connection with Eastern Railroads. Daily Line
of Stages will leave st. Paul for Dubuque, via Cannon
Falls and DEBORAH, and Tr-Weekly via Hastings and
Red Wing, during the close of navigation. Passengers
sl be called for through the central part OF the City
and at all the principal Hotels, by leaving directions at
the Office, St. Anthony Street. the American No
seats will be considered engaged until the fare Is paid
Stages arriving at ST. Paul will deliver passengers at all
the principal Hotels, giving notice to the Driver
Agents. NJ u MALkER, proprietor, Ch1cago.
l. G. GEORGE, Agent, st. Paul
Through tickets to be had all Railroads East.
uov13l4.n I. c. GEORGE, Agent
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c. p. BAILEY,
Dealer in Real Estate and General a~e,,,

lFflCE on st. Anthony Street, near the Post Office
st. Paul. Minnesota-Real Estate bought and sold q,
made and Taxes paid throughout the Territory Part:
eMar attention paid to locating Land Warrants.
REFERENCES:
ST. PArL.-lienry Mckenty, Esq Holt. sheah an,
Becker, Attornsys; Marshall X Co.. Bankers
OHIo.-ttor. ;. p. Chase Ex-Cov. r. Corwin: Hon r
storer; Charles Stetsnn President Ohio l.. Il T. Com
pany Bank tnciniati o. Spencer, Judge of Supr..u,
Court, Cincinnati GEN Gn,;,iar,i Adam y tors ~.
Lanesyii!e; Robert WE:t"cre, New Lisbon: A. Kelley
Columbus Je:n Mills, Marietta; G. i H. Sl.pman, Ma
fet;a; \. l.. Wilson, Chllicothp
ISDIANA.-Gov. Wright Wilson Gardner, Lsfa yeti.
kENTrCKY-B. Foley, Covngton.
)any. ~ ~
PKNSsyLvANIA.-Joserh C. Herr, Pha.lelphia; D. y
Morgan, ESD. Pittsburgh.
M,SSACHU sErTS.-Aiams Bailey, Boston,
low ,-C"ok d Sargent, Davenport
VALUABLE improved and uninrroyed CITY and
Country Property, constantly hand for sale OF
reasonable terms c. p. BAILEY Dealer in Real f.. tate
)4O ACRES of Valuable Farming Land Rock Rive,
- e,.'k halatS District. {. p. BAILEY.
Il 40 ACRES Of Valuable Farming Land for sale in tn.
" Hauk IsapH!s District {. +. BAILEY.
6O ACHES-being an Improved Farm, within 3 mile.
1 ol I!ie CITY limits G. p. BAILEY.
ACRES, within three miles of the CITY limits, 70,
= sale cheap. c. Z. BAILEY.
80 LOTS in SUPERIOR Douglas County, Wisconsin for
Il, FL
| OTIS 2 3, 1, AMI TO- in Block Go, in Rice Irvine's
IL Addition Cheap fer cash. c. =. BAILEY
LHOR SAIE-A valuable improved farin of 1Io acres
Il five miles from the City. Good House and out
buildings eighty of good timber, and thirtyont
acres under cultivation. {. T.. BAILEY
A VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM of $40 acres nea,
IA the City. loo acres highly improved, good House
good frame Barn. 36 ny 40 feet, two good Wells and 81
acres Of good Timber. For sale a bargain.
c. p. BAILEY.
90 ACRES of Heavy Tmbered Land miles from 81
y Panl. on the Mississippi. c. =. BAILEY
$40 ACRES in the Cottage Grove District. Cheap for
= cash. C. p BAILEY
VARIABLE business property for sale on St. Antilol
street, 90 by 200 feet, with improvements, at ba,
gain. c. +. BAILEY.
nNE LOT on Robert Street. 90 by 100 feet. For sal.
~ by c. +. BAILEY
ONE Let Third Street, 81 by 100 feet valuable
" business lot. G. z. BAILEY
4 HOUSE AND LOT for sale near the Fuller House
"A House two story, ten the cellar and ali
the modern improv A DECIDED bargain, will be
offered for few days only. c. +. BAILEY.
I 40 LOTS for sale in the various Additions to the
i City. (nov1S-iy) c. Z. BAILEY
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S1IEIsIFF,S SALE.

DY Virtue of Writ Of Execution, issued out and un-
ID der the seal of the District Court for the County OF
Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota, upon judgment
rendered ami dockete in said Court the 9TH day
April A. d. 1850, in action wherein Thornton Grms
ley, Geo. L. Sansbury and John T. Grimsley, partners
&C., Plaintiffs, and Augustus f. Spoford is Defer
ant. in of the said Plaintiffs and against the said
Defendant, for the of Five Hundred and Nine Dol
lars and Fifty three Cents ($509 49, with interest.
have this day levied upon Lots eleven and twelve on and
l2) in Block eighty so also Let number forty foul
(44) in Block number eigtywo. (S2) with the improve
ments thereon, in Dayton 1Nines Addition to the
City of st. Paul
Notice is hereby given that will sell the above dies
crbed real property, to the highest bidder for cash. al
Public Auction the Court House. in the City of Saint
Paul on the 15 day of January, A. ID. 1851, at ten
o'clock the forenoon of said day. to satisfy the said
Execution together with the interest and costs tereOn
Dated st. Paul, November 26th. 1856
A. W. TULLIS, Sheriff.
AuEs & VAN ETTEN Pin's Atty's. nov2S-tt
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(NEAR THE L. s. LAND OPFICr,

nhfkhkNcfs shall & Co, Bankers, Saint Paul
UCers OF the L. 3 Lamb Office Minneapolis FrankIi,
steele ESQ., Fort Smelling Austin A.ianls Esd Dnbn
que, IOWA VIM A. Wheeler, Ey1., Malone Bank n. Y j.
e. =: hubbard Esq, Brasher Fails, n. L. Hon A l.
Saliin, Detroit Michigan Oi:iccix L. s. Land OtHce
superior Officers Us. Land O:ce, saltwater James
~, d. Maf'hi' ESD, Milwaukee, Wis. -. Fish Es.Wj-
namSpGre' City OF Brooklyn; Hon. X. s. Moloney Br,y
p p NJ; Ne;srs rneiI, jameson & Bass Chicago
r. WILCOX. Esq, Painesyl!e Ohio, Rev. Truman NJ
rost, g. Lo!is, Mo- Daniel L. Easey ESQ Bari salr
49, ~; BYRON Mcrray, -E;q. american, Exchange n. Y
En!; r. Z. Cnrbil, Esd Union Bank. Troy !; s. C. Bull
hs'l:, FARMERS Bank Dwell, Vt; DR.. }. " c. Smt,
D Dosso Mas john Abbott ESQ, Norridgewock Me:
fro1 r. ~ Benedict, Burlington VT Noy24daw
minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
lELANOT T. SMITH Attorney at Law and Dealer il,
heli Estate alt General Agent. Office, next
door To the United States an Office Minneapolis Min
nesoia. Land Town Property, Land Warrants, &C..
no'sii' ana SOLD, n,one; loaned property titles ex
nniied Investments and collections made. Lind w.r
ANS Located Land entered and sold ON credit
gehcies solicited; interest allowed special epost
All business entrusted to him will be ATTENDED, to wifi
','P.i.eNN ana hieity. oct 20, 1Sl5-tawtf
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MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS.
1NRCMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer in American and Italian
l. Marble, manufacturer of Chimney Pieces, Monu-
ments and Tombso,.es Of every description Cabinet
trade supplied. Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets,
st. Paul.
sep.'-dawly J. +. TOsTEvIN, sculptor Agent.
GREY CLOUD.
ZOO LOTS FOR SALE in the beautiful town Of Grey
- Cioud, situated twenty miles below st. Paul, the
east side of the Mississippi map Of the lie
sen, and fill particulars given iy TRUMAN NJ SMI1 II,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate, Third street Saint
Pail Nj. je30-d&w1y
LAND AGENCY.
900 ACRES for sale. Good farming land partly Gull
II tivated not far from ST. Paul These Lands will be
sold or rented in quantities to suit
q MYER & H. MINDEN.
Corner Seventh and Broadway, St. Paul. daw
HASTINGS REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
d Is. ALLISON, Hastings, Minnesota Terrtory-has
Ne constantly on hand large quantities of Improved
and Wild Lands IN tracts to su purchasers. ap2Sdaw
MILL STONES,
DOLTING CLOTHS, MILL IRONS and general Mill
ID Furnishing HAYWARD TRAVIS.
West Water street. Chicago, III.
NELSON HAYWARD,
july1-ti Cleveland. Ohio
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THERMOMETER RECORD.

EPoRTED FOR THE MINNESoTIAN By DAY 4 JENKs, DRUG
GsTS, CORNER THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS.
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M [ N N e AP Oils.
BANK AND LAND OFFICE,
At Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1857.
CARLOS WILCOX,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYANCER,
Dealer ill Real, Estate.

LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD ND EXCHANGE
Ana General Agent for Entering, Buying and Selling
Land and Land Warrants, Paying Taxes, Investing
and Loaning Money, Collecting &C., q
opposite the Falls of Saint Ant.aony.s
(NRAp TILE {, .,..,
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DANKING OFFICE OF MACKUBIN & EDGERTON,
ID No 6, Winslow House, corner of st. Anthony and
Fort Straets ST paul. Minnesota
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II HAsLETTs
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CALDWELL, WHITNEY e. CO.,
bankers, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL
ID AGENTS. and Publishers of the ST. Paul Financial,
Real Estate and Railroad Advertiser"
(tHAS II. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW Saint Paul
" Minnesota. may2Odtf
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY.

ST. Paul, October 11.--daw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

I've. ~ -Aeyh $. H'Te o. John y. Ho'a,, This was
action brourhi BY the plaintiff, 10 ssssnes OF n<vd
obcr and Peter Donovan, 90 recover The sum o. four
tuudred cellars from the defendant appeared by the
nsuno1y On the part OF the psnH which was sddGcel
by RE caunsel Mr.. Idr1on Blanknar that oBrcn and
ucrovar pAned 70 he DEFENDANT The Of four hun
erte dsusrs n June last and that tho same had
beer pnyc oars 10 ITEM The defence set M that
Orrcu srd Irncvan had advanced that amount 70 the
Ge,cresut Tor INC purpose OF making m Investment Tor
her ard the defendant oibt benefit 10 ands lots
N Albany. that the investment was made BY the defend
40 10 puruapce o. ths rsngemont and tina, no cssn
had tesr realized NJ The sAd 70 pay this claim
Th decree va cou,ro rerted By the painful evi
esus ass prtcuccc 20 snow that was loan 70 the ie
ercapt made tor the purpose Of the ont benefit
Of u Erpr Tsrevan and the defendant a. alleged by the
dcerdsn The Court rendered Judgment In favor ot the
riauun Ter claimed and interest, Amounting 70
fl14 and sosta
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Tho fto,id,on and .roynal Of Dec. IL. published q,
Tallahassee Fa says that correspondence has taken
place hetwecn General Harvey and General Carter
verirf demand fof Independent companies OF
mounted Volunteers in addition 70 thoae already ln the
service Of the United States The entire volunteer
viii consist perhaps OF thousand the companies
OF vbit will operate independently OF each other,
rcrimental organizaton is expected or desired.
General Harvey has commenced the arduous duty Of
removing the inc In good esrnes and with his known
activity. experience and ndomitable will doubts
that be will succeed rluna,sy, not Immediately. HIS
object 10 eYmuate the before spring and should
he fail 10 do will give sufficient protection TO the iron
tier Inhabitants by the establishment OF Gordon o. forts
tho penpsna oeabe thsm give proper Riten
roa 10 agricultural pursuits
The rec uison for an additional number OF volunteers
BY Gen. Harvey will relieve tho State OF the necessity
ard consequently tue expense 81 m independent olrn
cebt hat would have charmed pockets and
credit for many years TO come.
On Thursday last Gen barney lett Fort Brooke tia
steamer jasper for Fort Dallas. via Key Wost.
Leu. T. j. Hanes and Col Monroe have eit Tampa for
New York Col Monroe viii return 10 florida, 70 take
command OF the 9TH Artillery.
TIE Pr is.lzr OF the 2eth ait. says Gen. Harvey
via endcavoy 10 have consultation with the Indians 10
effect Which he has, for tie present. ordered cessation
or hcstuts the part OF the whites, save In the deen
sye and thai flags OF be displayed whenever and
wherever Indians may be found) In which he will pre-
liberal oilers Of ernment well ~ tho folly
OF every honest nducemeni to prevail upon them 10
remove p,acesty at the time assuring them. In
case Of their reiuia that he has the authority and the
mears az foYcing them u terms.
Tho Stale volunteers VIII soon bo mustered into ths
tni,ed states service.
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fsrtt Accnr,r AZ I'm 81 pssr. Horn -corooer rer
~ hele an inquest At the 81 pcns Hoiel corner Of
Broadway end Eleventh street upon The body q an "a
tertstrs chrd six years Of age named Augustna I. g
ller,on who died IRON the effects o. fall
oeived en- Wednesday sta the above hotel The de
ce.,ss snpcared vss len alone for few hours oy her
rarents and 10 their absence she commenced playing
vp.u the bannstcr. Of the third story, While thus
ans herself ale Loaf her balance and ell through the
Winding stairway 10 the irst oor beneath disanca ot
nearly thirty feet Tho unfortunate cniid fingered IN
sveet rain Gnti 1hurrdsy evening. when sne exyred
veys,c ne.th fyo-n conclusion Of the bran produced
~ ia1 The deceased was uaiive Of FnaiAnd, Al
rucb her rsrents italians W birth Aug sssina wss
QUITE 4 ,sene8 lte creature berg s0ia v eca7erse il
the Italian Erensh sri Efsact sagaSs
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Court Of Common PI,ss.

FNNft = ~ 7 BFnNh.
psc lt-fvsertc, 1Eat the Clers rive notice Or me
iolbowyf tro<Y
pew caienaar q rosiced FOR uls viii be made
M sr the Iaruary Term. 1885, Tor which notes 81
be tie, or bftrs saturday, Inc attn oar Of De
cerro<r. INST
A. re,es ssus for ihs, and every subsequent term
stAis distinctly To rsurc o. the i.xre whether
~ BE- tired ~ ue iurr, a, ssue ef fac, TO be
tree sy tkx csrrt. n fsra cf lao SCI
su<k seer az for Jasuayy term shall Also stats
wfcxsr xe sac~s the calendar Al the close OF
rerembor tenn. 1870 ana shall state the number
o. ne tfAs caerdar; and notes of issue for
ether terws sns vts whether the Il than on the
cal4raar and 1S number thereof and II the Gauge
been NAKED c<~r = os the calendar in 1855, mug
be rated the Of the sue and the date thereof
he Cart . directed rot 10 enter any cause upon the
csencar Vn<s ire rcts Of therein conforms TO The
fcregonf DIRE tors.
And vrsv csuve pseed the calendar, n will not
Be re~sss&-y lie in any note OF ssue FOR the sibse
quent terms o. Ne year. such calendar VIII be cont
ned us succeedipg terms, until the causes thereon
are dxy6sed Of. or for the pear. y " JAWS. Clerk,
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RECRUITS ron WAfNEr-A CORES pondent writes
IRON beard the steamship Tesas A. ioows:-'sI
rectpg TO arrive NJ Grcytown during The day, attempt
10 write a roirg We let New Yor, on saturday,
the I'd uh and anchored oil staten Island Until the
nr of the sd, when vent 10 sea the weather
being fav )rsble any one could desire, and 80 cont
rpec for week, upii reached the CsfYibean seA,
whsn had vtry bo.tcrous weather. We have ab out
sre hupdrec rsserse smorg which are near opc huu.
dred recruits for Wslher one Of the latter W. burief
sa On Monday having been found dead Ia the stecrsge
his berth There nas been great deal OF sca tcxnes
beard. large number OF women and children, who
anacrr the passengers. have suffered severely. The
exr'sn ANTICIPATES trouble the ishmus and "a prepa
ring itx the centrsercy 81 a run TO Aspinwsl -Fhu-
dslrAtd Ersutus Journal ftr. ~.
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Az UNplRsRouyp RsIrRoAp AeHSr CAugHr.--
ressrs. william carey and william Massey, resting
Balls Cross Rosd,, IN AexAndris county. Va.
rcsied . Tuesday usrrrr a.i, who rave ats
Cornelius Hrgtss, ard rays ne from Conne u
cuf fcr ptrg 70 induce slsve Of Colonel William
Minor, hired W bir esrey, 70 rur on. Hughes
red before Justice wtsey Csfhn, who, after hearing the
evderce. nitied him 70 all to await eliminates
before the Comfy Court ~ ts January term. appears
THAT Hugne. saw Colsne Minors slave n washinst1r
ard attempted then 10 perfuade him 10 escape but the
negro refused, and to- Hughes y he would scconpa
bin home, re would 60 o6 With him next morning
Hughes went 10 Nr Garey With the gro, AMI ia oil
nishf without Gsrey's knowledge the nearo no Sever al
esybrtak informed Mr. q. o. the eircppeanees and has
led TO the arrest OF iurta Huskss gave the boy writ,
ten crecous bow make bio escape With the al ircss
q house Ia Ntw FORK city, whence be would be for
vsrded flr,Ley North. he adm Ited TO Justice Csriin
that lie bad svtn that paper 10 the negro and said his
beet osy 10 get the sit from IN promised BY the
rsgro for he assistance There wss iound On Hughes
who seems 70 be mschiris) a free psss for himself
ever ne railroads ron Nt~ York 70 wsshnstou. He
says he has two sisters living New iork. and appeared
antous 70 prevent ar account OF MS arrest Eeng INTO
the ewsyspers The paper furnished BY him 10 the
nstro, sccord ne to he own admin on, embraces the
seeessary proof hs sonvicscs Bis punishment VII
be cenan enSni the state prison NOT less than two
years more ibsr I've - " a'hingtr Sior De-. -.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD CoRPo.
ylJioS irod In the CbensDeo Circuit Court
on FRIDAY which resulted In the rendering OF verdict
Of $500 sapyt the GaeBa and Chicago Union Railroad
iavor Of John G. Ucll This action the
injury sustained By the plaintiff by being struck by
Icon olive AT public crossing OF the road. The plaintiff
ssgcs that the defendants fault 10 nesiectnE
sound the whistle ring the bel Of their engine and
IN rots ming the speed OF the tran before crossing
the pubic Tho cefepce tct tina, their train
rnrnirr urou tine that the usual siguboard over the
crossing ru, up, that the p'anta evinced knowl
eGfc that the train was approaching BIZ whipping his
bet INTO gr~ter speed order 10 cross ahead Of the
train and ttat the accident occAsioned by his own
act Q negligence. motion FOR rev trial was entered
nv h. acfrr
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IL ST.. LouIs--FoUsDEY Burned.
fire discovered Johnson n 6ilum's scale factory
The east side OF Second street. between Morgan and
Cherry. The wind haviux risen considerably during the
previous hour the ismes spread until defyng the e.
orts OF the nrtmsn, the building IN which II was hrst
Uncovered, and tue adjoining north. were both daa
fTcyed the wa having ALLEN In and the entire being
a smouiderirg mass OF ruins. The surrounding build
ings being subsanta fabric and their walls being
high aided by the constant strean Of water upon them,
nted further spread Of the iagratou. which,
for n consider able ,race Of zine. med probable. s
VAS the portion OF the foundry OF kessrs Kings
lands Ferguson, which only Of one story, SUE
isincd little Damage about tho roof. Aessrs. John
Destroyed. They lost nearly AL their stock, 10 The
amount Of from seT eco 10 sscco, which they are In
sured ST. eco. The Home Mutual had risk o. -. 900
and the Mound Cty OF 81, ooo. In the Equitable, Far
mtrs and Merchants sod foreign corporation. they
Insured Tor Sic COO moro. Amongst tue s,ook we're
standard weights belong 10 the city, the value offfom
AZ hrdred dollars shich saved The ohio
ana M.sisspp Railroad Companies lost from eight 10
ten thousand dollars IN mahogany patterns for sests,
and nsur several other parties are loser, by
patterns or all the stock, other than the weights above
mentioned only about ssoo was rescued Ineir patterns
buried beneath the ruins. aud will probably arm
pp seess burned inasmuch being 81 wood ihey
Mason Owing the lire the lease expired under u,
ieIms The other building toe properly OF the old
school fund.- snd lesi ed from James smith OF the
nrm ri Partridge X 20 having seven years 10 run from
Jrly lit last The loss Of the eyner III am Gun, ~. say
IRON three four thousand dollars 81 he latter N2soo
20 49, nco We have not harmed n they have any insu
rance or not The IRE supposed to have originated In
quantity Of red hot iron IN hasnst Lpii R>pnttieof
~.
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Nrw FFATrFE or TRapr.-Tbe New Orleans
Btg,tn nctes snesreY new feature Of trade. mys--A
CON ne~cis tovse Of this city has beer advised Of the
strneut from On csso OF 500 bbs o. pork 100 bbb of
ard ara 81 cssks Of bams The Shipment has been
made to cairo ny railroad, and from thence will be
shirpcd ~ steamboat This % the Hrs hIpment NJ the
and that hes ever made from Chicago 70 this port
ard intended q. an experiment 70 be followed ~ by
osbcfs. 10 cass pays remunerane proot We regard
urecursor Of many more-s an earnest OF Iarre anf
fo.gshsae commerce with the great Wet, ~hca vii
end a. orte foreign rsrk cts NJ the Gssssp, river
~ "a w-, ssiprs, erpetes, "a cessrest wpie o.
trRvtt
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements 81 Ocean Steamers



STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IssryiFronr char eslon l9,h anf ga due Hsysns "a
ard sih Prom Havana Vh and Ssh. cue a. view YORK i@
Ula,vs-Frou New York Ish, arrive At Hsysns I'm and
d. ssw :, xew Yors "a f'0" 'e"
p,seS w,Rp,ee-rrorn rev yors .s,h arrive Al Havana
IT and New Orleans ~ From New Orleans LIB Havana
Leave New YORK a 10 an snd Nev Orleans a AN
s,iisvaas iTh snd Mobile lea. FROM Noble nd. HsvAas
''@ rms oyrr1 Am ulrIs TO rxprl AsD CHINA.
Tao owinr nay be " those having correspond
The = ii leave. Southampton he eh and ah q ssch
Isiyss a. Gibraltar sbou, ne Oh of mou,s.
Arrives Il Malta Al sui the li,h arr S,h q az mouth
Sue; shout he ooh us Of and ~ or Oh Of
krss. al Rden about The ash Or ADD ics
ssvSs ISea about aeis m q ard dsy Of Arr
or BOMBAY sad lls TO ga 1s asIas a. ssou, IA :, . Al
snd ION 70 2is the following rnonh
,,i ~. az I'd "a =, ~. "a ~ foilov,sr mens
Leaves Point se Gale Coz rge Peosns he s.51s ss, hss
Arrive. Al Pno Penang ABOUT the IAN or isn ans -"
h q a Sin about 18th ih .ni s. or i' Of
io,ssss s gonn abort u hours aner arrival
Arrive, Hong Kong shout the "a o. s and sS 'r es
~ofn.s leave Eaeisna on The s;h snd nh ~ escs
sar,c timess ,he southampton mail
- III ,catns,. apd tEe,s h,tndst for h'Nrw rosx
HiEaio should = ''e'su. ....------.---
us.rlc ron rorx-rHis Dar.
.ys sr,'... s. ae s w.Tss o
port Of Ns,, York, December 10, 1850.
CLEARED
\ Sss c,ieni' Ii Liverpool spoeots Tleson a %,
h tseJ 1ss.rb n r, Ma,hafn Havre-ls,yd Hincher
F@rs i q Te'ioS. ro,e Marseines-i W Flwen %
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Rrsr * JHg PgfcR or toPPEg.--A letter from
4 large nine owner residing 10 Brmngnem Englaud 10
towIsmsn Of ours dated the 18th November states
the rse the price Il copper has been al toe pro
baby unpres EIDE uec rate o. Ea los sterling ton and
that an addnional r,e Of 40 was expected in To-
ears -CciafHIio Sou,h Carotnfdr pec. 10
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JoyS g. Bvgs printer, formerly Of vrsiEls dIsi n
New orleans last vtet. The deceased vea With Lopez
70 Cuba taken prisoner sent 70 Quota Arics sad
finally went 70 Nicaragua where be fought gsilsnly
pui where ne eou,rse.sd the disease o. ~h'es ~ a
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loads Of Dirt. ashaS Or naars sA~s5 1 oar , ccuss
load Or them; Am held responsible Tor Ne
John n. Sherwood Street Inspector OF Nc taird vaSi
said that he paid Is load for csysa1g din AND
manure, bat % Cents load for ashes 10 ether pecss
h testimony similar 10 tha1 Of the osher nspc sors
The COMMITTEES win have another sitting 70 nvss ass The
matter further.