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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
The Mission School for Girls

CEDAR STREET, SAINT PAUL.
With Department for Boys under Ten Years Old.
MISS CARRIE e. FITCH & Miss NJ. F. ARTHUR,
Teachers. -..~J
VHE School has for some time eenfu, and applica-
IL tions for admission necessarily denied.
Ttcenty more pupils low be admitted. Tho aid
of competent and experienced assistant having been
secured. a't3- is't :.
The class Of advanced pupils in the higher branches
will receive especial attention during the next torn, and
Miss Fitch desires to enlarge this class.
The Winter Term begins on Monday next, Nov. IS.
The two School rooms attached to the Episcopal
Church edifce and 20 feet square, warm
TERMS: SIS, $4, and IS, according to the age and
studies Of the pupilswh 80 cents extra in the winter
term, for fuel. DR.. VAN INGEN, -
Senior Presbyter Of the Associate Mission.
hroxr
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

E< Harrison City is the name of new
town, IS miles north of Council Bluffs. The
first important requisites to induce settle
ment in the vicinity are already there, viz
a Touring and saw mill.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
Central House.

UOULD respectfully apprise the public that he has
w thoroughly repaired and renovated this old and
avorte house, and Is prepared to the
travelling community upon the most reasonable terms
Roarders taken By the dag week. His table win
oil times supplied with the choicest vands Of the
son~s number Of attentive servants win always.be
attendance. Jan. 1--d0
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e The Rock Island Advertiser is con-
fident that the City of Rock Island, with a
population of 5000 in 1855, will have 20, 600
in 1860.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
Lakeland Mill For Sale!
A Good chance for Investment

"E the undersigned. now oaer for sale Che new and
w extensive Saw-mill, situated at the village Of
Lakeland, Minnesota Territory, nearly opposite Hudson.
The mill is in good running order propelled by
gnes of large size and approved constructio furnish
ed with two upright saws, Rotary, Lathe, and Shin
gle Machine, &C.,
bargain be had in this valuable soperty By ap-
plying to the proprietors. MOSES PERM,
Feb s, 1856 +. G. TYLER.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment of the
IL sum Of nineteen hundred and fft-eight dollars
and five cents, which is claimed to be duo at the
date of this notice, certain mortgage, bearing
date the Goth day of October, 1885, executed by Paul
Dorsey, by the of P E. Dorsey and Isabel t., his
wife, the city Of St. Paul. in the County Of Ramsey
and Territory Of Minnesota, to William R. Marshall and
Joseph NJ Marshall Of the same place, and recorded in
the office OF the Register of Deeds Of said County
Ramsey in Book ssE of Mortgages, at pages $50 and
$751; oath day Of October 1866 at four O'Clock in
the afternoon And whereas suit of proceedings has
been instituted at law to recove the dsbtho ane and
secured by said Mortgage, OF any part thereof ~,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that in prs
Of power Of sale contained in said Mortgage, and
Of the statute in such made and provided the prem
ses described and covered by said mortgages, to witt
ssThe north east quarter Of the south west quarter
and lot number three, being hftysevcn and odd hum
dredths in said lot three and containing in the
whole and odd hundredhs acres Of land in
section three, Township twenty mine, NORTH of range
twentyhree west of the hprincpal meridian, In
the County of Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, be-
ing the land conveyed by James II. Wnsow and Sarah
A. his Wife, by deed, dated Auguat 9Th, 1866 will be
ssd public vendue,t theC ourt House, in said city
Of St. Paul, and County of Ramsey, the 21s day Of
February, next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated at st. Paul, Min. Ter, the list day Of January,
1856. -.-r..
WILLIAM R. MARSHALL and JOSEPH M. MAR
SHALL, Mortgages, ee .1e5,ssf
Masterson and Simons Attys. for Mortgages. wet.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

EE Michael Sweany has been convicted
at Chicago for placing distractions on the
track of the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail-
road. His counsel offered a motion for new
trial, which has not yet been decided.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
Rich,s Salamander safes,
WILDERS PATENT.

A large assortment o
Safes of various sizes 9 III
patterns, with and witn-
out powder proof locFs
for sale at the depot lag
Water St, New York. A..
Burglar proof B . n K
Vaults and vault doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN
Late Of Sfearns r. Co.,
successors to Rich r Coz
146 Water St, and cor.
Avenue A and st. Mark
ct Place, N. r, E }
Proprietors Of Rich's I A.
tent, and the only makers
of Salamander Safe com.
nts.
WH CONycwANrc
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Five Acre Lots

Five Acre Lots
ONE MILE FROM SAINT PAUL.
III rich. black loan. Price, $500 per lot 5000 cash
and the balance in and two without interest.
81 HENRY McKENTY.
Jan 1, 1855 Dealer in Real Estate.
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III Sacks Rio and nvs sacks Java Come for ssle,by
B.P. IRVINE 3 60.
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MURRAY & WELLES,

A FTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, St
n Paul, Minnesota.
Will attend promptly, to all business entrusted to
them will pay secal attention to the location of Land
Warrants, the paymentof Taxes, the examination Of
Titles, and the Investment Of Money. g. -
R. WELtES, Commissioner of Deeds for Con-
necticu St. Paul Fire Insurance Company
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Notice to Passengers

Notice to Passengers.
The North Western Express Co.,
III with good teams and now prepared to take
through limited number Of passengers In comforta-
BILE manner.
Leaving st. Paul, Mondays and Thursdays,
Each trip in charge of a special messenger.
st. Paul, Febr'y 4, 1856. J. G. BURBANK & CO
Pioneer CODY
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st. Paul Drug Store Notice,

ma associated with nae in the Drug Business, Mr..
raised IN the Drug business in that City, and Is thor
oughly practical fharmaceutist and manufacturine
Chemist.
The business will hereafter be conducted nndsr N .
name anoSt'is VI Day 'enks. DAVID DAY.
WE have received and opened by far the largest and
~ best selected stock Of Drugs, ChemcaIs Paints
oils, Brushes, Perfumery, window Glass and Druggists
Glassware, etc, ever brought above st. Louis. Our
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Were bought in New York and Philadelphia, directly Of
the importers and Manufacturers, and all submitted
personal Inspection and warranted pure and fresh.
No expense pains has been spared or will hereafter
be to furnish the very best and puresf Of medicines
We are doing intend to do aJobLng Business, and
prepared to sell goods at low prices they can
be bought in Galena Chis ago or anywhere In the
West. The Public respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves, confident II they do
they will go further to supply their wants.
jeli DAY s. jerks.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

EE Mike Walsh is at Sebastopol, wit
more than thirty other Americans.
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IL Asa Andrews, Esq, aged 81, said
to be the oldest lawyer in the United States,
died at Ipswich, Massachusetts,, on the 10th
ultimo. He came to the bar seventy years
ago.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

CHoLERA.-It is said that the cholera has
broken out at st. Petersburgh, and that so
cases have occurred there on the 4th, not
withstanding the severity of the weather.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

e. Rice has been successfully cult
waited near Hampstead, Ark.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

e The biographical sketch of the poet
Rogers, in the London Times, was written
some five years since, in anticipation of his
death, then expected. His biographer has
been in his grave three years.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

* The number of hogs packed at st
Louis, up to Jan. %, was IS, 000:-
EE The amount expended for the edu
cation of youth in Massachusetts during thu
past year, exclusive Of collegiate, was 81,
10000. 2. -. - : -. =, 2-y-.
e. The cost Of the State House in Co
lumbus, Ohio, is 81 1886.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

E The Ohio Legislature have rejected
a bill abolishing capital punishment in tina:
State. rs na.t-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

e The Louisville Times says there is
one live Wing in the present Kentucky Le-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

Office on Third Street, near Cedar, 81. Paul, MT
"lLL attend promptly to selecting and entering
w Lands to the purchase and sale of Real Estate
on Commission. Loaning Money, Collecting, Payment
of lakes, etc. Nov2Sdtf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22

COFFEE-Buyen come forward moderately; holders Of Rio
finn and the stock has further increased estimated 80 600
BAGS sales of 200 bags Rio Ef at lle and 30 mats Java
DYEWO0DS-We notice sales Of 10 tans St. Domingo
Logwood at sls So cash. in bond
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Wesern Canal opened
fm but at the eose was heavy add rather lower shippers
coming freely the trade however, have chased largely
sus aimed The arrivals fair the sales II 900 bbs al
80 70 for common to good iae So soa sc 10 for
God sup;le oho s. ss 20 for to q sare
Ohio So ga 81 IS for fair to very good Oho aud sc
of eco bb at sc gs775 for extra brands Southern
Flour quite r% the low grades are scarce sales Of 400
81 a5a 70 fancy aud brands. Rye Flour steady
sse' .t 20 s dc h ;gpesas If at O. ga - IS GoF9 Me; bet
tisH1he market for Dry Cod continues dr 800 quin
tais sfost sold at 62 for ST. Georges Maekere /, in fair
re9gs.t; sa e & 900 bbls a! Preyi.us prices,
White is hardly 50 am shipper. give the preference The
II eco Sgh Mixed Tennessee e. & 60 @ SpG bush
S and SO bS.h % cSeseo sc spns sssa'I g Rys s
fin and IN so demand for export sales Of 5000 BUSH
and plenty; sale, Of State at 4saf and
we.ern at 4i.a4;.e Corn il so0d demand aud prime
Mixed Western, 64a7oc for Southern Yellow aad 65d75c fo
GUSNY- -CLoTH-ws ena Of further sale. at Boston Of
40 bses the spot AID TO arrive Ss ic y yard mos
q sale. here Of IFS bales to srrivs at l5s
GUNhf -BAGs-A Boston advance 10 dem iuded Tie
HIDES firm quiet; sale. of 600 BuenO. Ayrs.
2l D at 2tc., mos usual selection.
HOPs-fhe msriet generally continues quiet. Holders will
not submit TO decline but prices nomaaly lower All
nteeHeo vat ing further from the ether side We
so leal Of considerable ors German account 1.-THE ats
dates rom there stated considerable advanc- the Limits Of
which far learn, 9Ql0c. The sales 10 day
eoise aDos lot Of 500 bales let private terms u
driOot TO he price the nernborhOod Of 2 We qaote
the ss Of prices at l3Gl4c, ding quasity
HAY-A STEADY market; the demand is far for ship7as;
ssleF o. 20 bales az s5d60c. Per 100 lie. -
IRON no3erste demand for Scotch Pig At sSl9 $50
leos En;b CoZmon Bars are dull at SO English sh.s
LtAThER-Today but little has been DON, pics, Of ALI
hods are tr saes Of BGenos Ayres Light und Nj e Hem
eks and Oripoco az 23 G1S Oar firm "A in
iaiI request French Celskins are quiet.
EAD-A sac was msde today OF SO pss G.ena sup ,osed
Lt &c ~, tine with interest sdae6- We sso earn of ~
2,H Ig' Gasns ct bos;ot CT terms net nsde pqbl.%
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
MONDAY, July 2l-P. NJ

The Stock market has been very dull to day aud de-
void Of features Of interest Prices have been gener
ally well sustained and the market closed after the
Second Board with some frmness. The Bank State
nert was considered unfavorable in regard TO loans
but the state of the specie average looked upon
as much more favorable than was anticipated \ de.
crease of the line was generally looked for by operators
whereas the increase is over $500 OOO Ths imprcs-
sion that the Wednesday shipment would be moderate
also tended to strengthen the market E'e closed az
62s. and Reading at OF 09ls. The market at the
Se:onc Bosrd quite firm and an improvement To-
moTTow is gene rally lool ed for
The maiket i very dub Tor TX hanse and quotations
are heavy. Some bankers have reduced their rates y
cent. Fstcsss bankers signatures can be lad a, q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
Arrived.

U s. Mall steamship Quaker City, shufsld from Mobile
Havana, n dse. and passengers TO Smith Patrick.
Steamship Roar ote Skinner Norfolk. &C., dse and psssen
gers to Ludlsm Pessans July 20, of Chneoessue ex.
changed signals with steamship Janeown hence for Rich
rord; cay, of Great Egg Hsrbor, exchanged sig
nails with stesmsh,p Vanderbilt, steering south.
3f7 to W. y. Schmidt Co Had death and
birth among the psssen July lat n 50 lon ~
several large csbes Last night when coming 20 anchor at
Quarantine came in contact with bark Tvo And carried away
Der forenss and The II. los her flying
jibboom.
Snip Queen Victoria Hsnen Leghorn 81 days; passed Glib
ser June 3: ndss AID % seeage Passengers to Pbuy
Ssl ford
Ship Orient pkt) Hill Liyerpsol June TO- mdse and 500
pas.eI geIs, all we'll to spofod, Teston Co. From 80
and Ion AZ TO lat IS and ion 52 passed large number Of
beIgs
Ship Tropc of Kennebunk) Novel; Liverpool June T. coal
to e. koome June "a lat A. e lon "a 4 exchanged agnsls
with hip Enoch Train, Rich. July on the Grsnd Banks,
Pose schr Mslona, with is 600 fh. July the Grand
Banks EXCHANGED signals with bark Gen. Taylor July
sable Island Banks 'oAe schr Geo Henry of Plymouth with
Brig Luies tswed) Konus GOtenburs 81 days iron s1d
Bg Robin lot Cherry feld Wallace Trinidad de Cuba June
%, molasses 10 Thompson l. Huater.
sehE r. r. Wapels Lopg Indian River days 70 Haven
Schr. Era anberlsin Boston, mdse TO W. J. Herck.
schr. Mary Reed, Kelly. New Bedford.
scbr May Flower, Reed Warren, Me-, lumber to smpsoa
schr. Queen ofthe South C3masted) Rsyner Wilmington
days, nayal stores 70 Br9,sn De Roset
Sehr n w Smith Wyatt Charleston days cotton aud rice
sIOOp I; spsEe, Fish, wssehsm psiIs to z. spnasue.
Propeller ysI.ey Blue, keller, Nsntacket
Propeller Jackson Baker, Baltimore.
IEIOW-Buk William Henry and bries
eanshp Orizsbs, Tinklepaush for San Jusa
ne ps. BAH Gs1 bum rebenham for London; bs veras
wINo-purrg the day. from NV tosE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
Markets.. .Reported BY Telegraph.

ALBANY July2-i M-CoRy-Large receipts to-day .ale'
IA zoo bn.h Western Mixed OArs42c for inie
iio and 4sc for good State and Western sales bushels
WHIsKY-a9tc. -, IL. . 1T,
demand Gales IOo bbs s. fof common Michigan, 70 %
for good Wisconsin, SO for choice Illinois, Z, or enoie
Iowa and SEA Sc extra Ohio WHEAT IN
better demand sales IA 600 bushels at si Tor Mwsaise
bushels at for sound OATS active and nmer
Gales bush. sc Tree to boat RYE 6,e shost wa, @
XIV SOC CANAL PRsGiiTs dull and lower l3 dlc for Corn
and ITidsc for Wheat NewYork RECEIPTS for ths 70
hours ND 10 noon dsy-2 8Ss bbl Flour ~ 900 bush
Ia ls4 hush Corn and % 0 bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS
same time-5S bush. Wheat 7s4ss bush Corn and XIX
bush. Oats. ..,.. ~
200 bb 15as 25 for extra Osweeo and Csnssn % sd
SO O for fancy Canadian WHEAT scve sales ooooo oush
AZ 81 sc 81 white Michigan Is for red Toledo snd
81 5CdSl Sc for white Cansdiap. CoRS qu,sI LaAs ~,
PORTS to-day: $40 bbls Flour 40 5S3 bush Wheat CanM
TxpoRTs-it9 bbls Flour 657 bush. Wheat 1887 bush
Con $50 bush Rye $50 bush. Oats There 10 At present
l12 OC0 bush CoRN, and OtC0 bush WHEAT anoat, fo"
Tpi er Lake ports for Oswego.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
MARRIED..

BARKrr HUNTER = Or Saturday Jsy ~, South Dsr..
+ Ms,oor D. D., ~ Amos 3 Barker o'
oro 80 20 Nis liza Jane Hunter oil ths 0NJ'
coLLNs-GRIFFEN-A Frsnd. Meeting s hOus Of Petisl
ionses Va S.h,., ~ DANIEL rfen Of the foiinef p'soe
pprYcn-LVANs-On Wednesday, July 10; y ESvsns @ Sob
NI Gilbert, R.bert French to Mis- he'''e' A.
OF BIoobyp. Nv n, SATURDAY.
cuCapIsr-CROsBY-I Charles1vn. N dihs on s1rua y
Joi, ~ by the DR.. Crosby pl Ed cieyyn,an
o~"op"rKrR" o,~" "MoORE-on Tuesday July q u St
js%t LS.sn By RsS the bsy Ssi bas
s.rab Moore adopted daughter OF George ~ Lord
esq, Lyme Conn. ri Z, |.
MoIT-CLOvERIn o.weso noaSsSs 9S oupy to- TO-
Morssp ESQ u. o. w. Mott OF oh"Au"t' "'''' ~ ~
mo Glover Of New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........Jaly 81.
Cleared.

stesmshp-Aha, Hunter, Aspnwal. NJ o. Roberta
slps-AIethnsa tbrl, Stewart Glasgow, Lescran Co
Wide Awake, Busey Liverpool sa Ken lIonsaes Isabella
Hayden, baltimore ard Rerdeanx, Taylor Merrill.
Barks-Fanuy Buck Porter, Liverpool r. p. Buck Co.
Our Union Sleeper. HavIe, Perkins; Bamsara r) Son
elias, Mseies, A. G. Kossere Co. NJ Moron Bukley Ss
yarnsh Scranton Tallmsn Catharine Rivss, Esmerses
Island, J. W. Flv ell Co.
Brss- Atlantic Merrill, Barbados, II. owbrdsss Sons
LsuTets, Menil, Key West, Bepner Deske; Cbasens,
Young Dghton, Peck, Church Coz c. r. Yutton tBr De
Faye, Csdz, Sif ken Ironsidea
Scbooner-Thos Page Scott, Baltimore. Merrill Abbot
L. johnson, TurGen Baltimore MAILER, Lord 0Cerssq s.
Bolton. Allen, Wnlpeton Nc Cresdy Mott Co Washing
wnstt, Alexandria Merrill Abbott MAJOR Donaldson
Speed Baltimore Merrill Abbott
sl0op- Charles, Tracy, Providence J. II. Haven
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
Taomp.on's Bank Note Reporter quotes Lsnd War

Warrants are very scarce.
The Cliff c. pper Nine has declared semi-annnal
dividend Of $40 y share, payable 7th August, carrying
$4,000 to surplus account.
Money was offered more freely to-day on call than
for several days past.
The half million loan Of the New York Central Ral.
road Co. has been negotiated through Messrs Duncan,
Sherman & Co. of this city. They are : per cent.,
pay able in twenty years. interest payable sem-annu
ally in this city, No better bonds can be made, and
they are now offered for sale by Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman & Co.
The transfer books of the Calena and Chicago Rail-
road Co. will be closed on the 2jh inst, and reopened
on the lst August.
We hear of lot Of 400, 900 Of Western Railroad
bond purchased for foreign account on Saturday last
There was very considerable amount of orders for
our securities received by the last steamer but gen
eialy they were limited too low for execution.
Mr.. Tucker, the President OF the Readrg Railroad,
hay ing returned to Philadelphia, we sha'l now prob
ably have some action upon the question o. the divi-
dend which has been impatiently looked fo rsevera
days The difficulties in the mining dist It's do not
appear TO be yet disposed Of and we now hear an ad-
ditional rumor that there is to be strike among the
miners in the Pottsville district.
letter received this morning at the Office OF the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, states tina.
the resolutions for the consolidation of the former
Toledo and Illinois and lake Erie, Wabssh and St.
Louis Railroads. have passed by vote of the stock
holders of the two companies, and is now accom-
plished. At Toledo there were ten votes against the
measure and at La Fayete it was unanimous in favor
Judge Breese of Illinois has refused an Injunction
prayed for by Robt. Chryste, r and others, on the
lease granted by the Directors of the Chicago, Alton
and St. Louis Railroad Companyto Hamilton Spencer.
Judge Bree says:
81 regard the lease-so called on the argumert-
and die deed of trust as having been made for honest
PURPOSES with an honest intent and in the exercise OF
an III doubted power vested in the Chicago, Alton and
81. Louis Railroad Company, acting by its Board OF
Directors. find nothing having the appearance OF
ilegay or fraud in the transaction. Moreover they
have beer ratified and confirmed by the vote of ma.
jory of the stockholders at spubc meeting convened
after full notice."
The Washington Star thus notices aud quotes land
warrants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
SECOND ROARD
sales Of Stocks nj hiladelphia. :. July 81.

(Reported for THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE. by J. K g. FRY)
lIt BOa,&-l0Co Penna r. &c, 9el; 1000 Wilmington
RR 6s b5 8S; l0 do dys S2 600 All. Co 6s Council,
S. II; 600 Reading RR C. rs ST. 1900 Schuy Nav 6 's
cash Isl g. rsLns RR l5; 10 Penna RR ts Is do 49,
6o., 49, Is Reading RR, 45s. do 45f; 100 DO s5wu
int, Ei Little sehuyl RR i2t; Lehish Nav, 76 Ne
ehaiies' Bsik 81! Farmers Nee. Bank IS; Bank Of
Perna., ll2l
BOards-5OOO City Sc e5 81; 2 Broad Top RR
S. "a
iffey Boayd-loO Ci>y Warrants si 800 Reading RR Sc
as 81; loo Csuassa R. b. 81; 100 Morris Canal ~; Is
Farm sld Mech Bauk, S..
second BoGrd-50o Leiish Valley RR. 10: eco City
RR. 92 100 Readirg RR s5wn, f5l; 100 Morris Cans
l4i; Lehigh Scrip IS, 64s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jusr 2l-Beiore
Judge BETTs.


rHI SECOND NATE Oh THE BRaMAS SENTENCED.
Tbs morning the Court was opened at O'clock
and Mr.. Mekeon moved f,r sentence to be pissed on
William Pint5, the second mate Of the slave brig B.,
IN, who wss convicted on Sa'u'day Of engaging to
serve on hoard Of SLAYER, knowing her to be SUCH
Pintos counsel moved for time to prepare points
applicstion for Des trial. but this was refused by
the C0uit.
Judgc Be,ts remarked that he discountenanced tins
cas Of unless there existed strong grounds
Of .ust'i,r against the parties, bat when a conviction
~ss cbtsned he would take care that the laS should
he susiai,ed sn6 pumshmen. iol)w lie Therefore
tou:eIcec Pinto TO two years imprisonment and .or'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
Disasters, &c,

sLoor ARTIST from Woodbridge, N. j., byore reported
shoIe on the Point al the Of sonnston bor
got on on Monday afternoon, without dsusse ser throwing
over portion o. her Of clay and arrived At smers
scIR b. DICKINSON Wheaton, from Philadelphia, with
coal 10 sopg the river Providence morning Of the lb
sbore ON sssssfrss Point about t~o miles below The city ~
beDg about half ebo 10 the time On the return Of the tide 81,
eommeIced eaipg which gained Ispidy that she sf
hed and at hish tide her decks III der wse She sae
PCsed TO have struck suIkeu dophia aud kno Sed e
her bottom Assistance woud be her In the morning
b. SHIP SAMUEL NORRIS from Boston for ST. John, " b.
ashore Cross Island Maine, and k reported
10 have
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22
fAdyer.isemeutI
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs treated by the

Diseases OF the Throat ahu Luuss - - 2 IT, ~
inhalation Of cold edc sted vapors, a. the "a
stutc No Bond street. established IL lo'' u"u'i ' ~
Scsl charge Os - .,-:, n n
Consumption, Throat all srorf nm. a's ~ a.no ~ The o
diusry t4mpeetue pure air nsuini iuns ood Dy %
vse1 The remedies are applied direct 70 the seat OF o. @
,s,6yins which the vel known constitutional or sec
nSsyy AZ ptons This pronounced the most aolai
s@ient6c Al d certain mode Of application . ,o.
While persorA Interview ve;y desirable yet when NOT
,esIy to the patient his transmitting full desc
Of the the remedies aud advice VIII DC Pf'P'
by express. -. =, .,.,o,, o,g,ns and
Lv Dr. EEsrELLr will be cent 20 addre1
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Ocean.
SO Hens Kong Apr H. Benz Morgan, Kibng Of aud
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tun, Cromw ell P6s Ocean Sailed ,hp La ods do also
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Ocean ST. Helena May 81 with rs bb. sp oo do wa. oil
Has freight 80 bbls % DO VIII oil AM go lone from
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