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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12

'taSc IL all plrtS Oh the Un1OnsIQ
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Puo
lished, and containing nearly dou-
BILE the quantity of reading matter
in that of the Fifty cents or DOL
lar Publications. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infirmities
and disorders of youth and matu-
ritysresultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observationson marriage,
its duties and disQualifications, g.
Nh cir rom pdiac with lifborr.,,r,z
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To Architects and Draughtsmen.

FENHE Commissioners of Ramsey unty will pay fifty
4 dollars for the best draught of JAIL and the
which may be accepted The plan ui,cn scale thatw
from ten to fifteen thousand dollars, arranged
that half less of the building may be constructed
and made available practicable leaving The
other half when required to complete the pian The
building to be erected with stone and timber. combining
neatnesS- strength proper llation We wish to
embrace all the moeTn improvements in prison build
ings, and to present an ornamental exterior.
The plans to be left with Louis NJ Olivier Register OF
Deeds and Clerk of the Board Of Commissioners on or
before the list day Of April next.
March await N. MCLEAN,
Chairman of the Bosrd of Commissioners.
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GRIST AND SAW MILLS.

VENo the Farmers of WINoNA, OLMsTED, WABA =
IL SHAW and adjoining countless Our large Saw
and Grst Mill at Pepin formerly Reeds Landing,)
the foot Of Lake Pepin, is now in operation, and
prepared 10 I'll orders for lumber, and grind
Corn and Wheat
for toll or otherwise. From the mill to Sprngers, In
wfuona county, is about 80 miles, and the
distance from Roche and Oronoco.
MARSHALL CO..
Sent Y. ISE5-v6ms.
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The Chamber Of Commerce of Gin
cinnati have passed resolution in which
they declare that they regard the sale of
candles, or any other article of merchandise,
at weight marked upon the package, greater
than its actual contents, as inherently wrong
The immediate cause of the adoption of this
resolution is alleged to be the light weight
of star candles manufactured in that city.
The report which rrecedes the resolution,
says:
1t is well known, that most of the manu-
features of this article pack into boxes by
count, (say four to six to the pound, and as
the candles are from one to two ounces short
of full weight per pound, by count, it fol-
lows that in a box of forty pounds they are
deficient forty to eighty ounces--say three
to five pounds, at present quotations, an
average value of about ST. per box loss to
| the purchaser. 1t said that some of our
heavy manufactures realize from $4,000 to
$50, 900 per year by this unjust tax, Ito use
no harsher term,) upon the consumer.
The City Council has, at various times,
sought to correct this dishonest practice, by
the imposition of heavy penalties, but from
some cause the law has never been enforced.
The Chamber now proposes that the Legis-
lature shall pass strinc eat law against this
abuse.
e. One of the Border Ruffians has
been disposed of. Sherrod Miles, white
man, was sold in Danville, Missouri, last
week, to the lowest bidder, for six months
on account of Vagrancy.
TRINITY CHuRcH.-The public generally
suppose that Trinity Church, New York, has
, a large annual income over its expenses ari
sing from its vast property. The whole val
ue of the productive estate of this church il
but 81 OIG, 900, debts deducted, and the to
tai income 500, 900, while the present yearl.
expenditure is $4,000, which shows a de
ficit of $4,000. The non-productive prop
erty is in grave-yards, lots where churche
stand, st. Johns Park, and similar spots.-
| Western churches will see from this tina
they must help themselves for all Old Trir
ity can do.
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CINCINNATI, March %,

The steamer Metropolis burst her boiler
yesterday, near Pomeroy, in this State. The
boat was slightly damaged, but several per-
sons were injured, some dangerously.
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PEORIA, March %.

Three hundred tons of sugar left here to-
day, destined for Chicago houses, via the C.
and r. l. Railroad. 1t is the first up from
New Orleans this season.
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True as Steel.

We seldom copy, says the Galena AdveY-
tiser, more. agreeable paragraph than the
following from the Washington editorial cor
respondence of the New York Tribune, Of
the 22d ult
'EThe Republicans are all alive with their
victory in the House to-day. There has sell
dom been a more clean and thorough days
work. Every question was put in its order
and every vote went just right. There was
no man who ought to have been expected to
vote on our side who did not and there was
never mistake made by our friends from
first TO 'ast.o
The same writer remarks in a letter two
days later: F.
1t is a fact that every man in Washington,
no matter whether for Freedom OF Slavery,
considers the CHARGES of Kansas coming into
the Union as Free State immeasurably in
creased by this investigation.
Mr.. Sherman, who is appointed on the In
vestigating Committee in place Of Mr. Camp
bell, who declined, is from Ohio, and is pro-
nounced fully competent for the place
There will be no hinching in this investiga-
ton. Crimes, such as have been committed
in relation to these Kansas settlers, cannot
he covered up for the sake. of propagating
Slavery much longer. The report of this
Committee will spread them before the world
in all their sameful hideousness.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
THE,
Physiological View Of Marriage,

M. B. LA CROIx, nj. ID. Albany, New York.
$50 Pages and 1870 Fine Plain and Coored Lhogra phs
and Plates.
ASSISTANT nj In al nnrfs f1,ar 4
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MI ARRTED.

In st. Paul on the 25th of March by the Rev. J. r
Barnes, Mr.. W. ARMSTRONG to Mrs. EMILY ROB
INSON, ali OF this city.
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THE indefatigable Captain Ericsson has
nearly completed caloric engine to furnish
motive power to a large manufacturing es-
Enlistment in New York.
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Is The following is the passage in Mr.
Damrells speech, which has excited the ire
of Mr.. Bennett, of Mississippi.
"But, Mr. Speaker Massachusetts has
been arraigned before this House and the
country, as setting at defiance the laws Of
the General Government; and the gentle
man from Mississippi, (Mr. Bennett,) the
other day paid particular attention to her
shortcomings in duty to the Union. Let me
inform that gentleman, that the State he re-
presents will not be permitted to cast the
first stone," without being reminded that
Massachusetts, has never repudiatea her honest
DDS"
1t is said that Mr.. 3. has addressed note
to Mr.. Damrell asking him what he meant
by the words in Italics We do not think
anybody except Mr.. Bennett is at all in
doubt as to what Mr.. Damrell meant. lie
meant simply to say that Massachusetts has
never repudiated her honest debts"-and
perhaps he also intended to- insinuatc that
Mississippi bad Should it be necessary, we
suppose that Mr.. Damrell can make a mitch
fuller statement, and one which the gallant
Mississippian will find entirely satisfactory
-BoStoa AilGs.
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THE Grocers' Bank, at Boston, recon-
menced business last week under the man.
agement of receivers, and during the first
day paid shout $4,000 for their bills, be-
sides about $4,000 on other claims.
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OK the 2lst the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company declared dividend Of 5
Per cent, payable On the 18th April, at tie
Company's office in New York.
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e. The Pioneer states that body of
Sioux Indians have robbed the house Of
citizen of Henderson. Probably the Sioux
are trying to "get even" with the illustrious
proprietor of that aquatic city. They have
no time to lose
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THE New SUPERINTENDENT.-Ou new
Indian Superintendent, Mr.. Huebschmann,
came up by tie Alhamhra to assume the du-
terday morning by the Time and Tide. We
understand be brings the "dimes" with him
to the amount of 100000.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARIILA

iS truiy extraordinary preparation having efecfet
cure In every instance wherein 1t has been usei
go ases OF The most malignant and inveterate char.
standing for years, despite medical science
superior to all other preparations IFS mode ~ co
ana entire process, eaboratev and scierfi
y ,,, Is OF public notoriety, and the faculty
, puplic any accsrd that patronage a superor
article 1nerifs 1t is devoid Of those
which TOO commonly form Important ffce nh s 49,
eApeasive meaeihes remain undetected, and win bs
dyspepsia or
.sfs Indigestion, ScrofuIa
or Kings Ell, affections
of the Bones, Syphilis. DebiH-
fy, HGbitaGl C0sfiueness, Ery-
stpeias, Pulmonary Diseases, Liv- ~
err Complaint, Piles, Female Kreqn-
idrities, FisfulG, Skin Diseased,
Diseased Kidneys, and, Gs
great and powerful Tonic,
purifying the Bloed :.
aad invigorafimg
the entire
use throughout the counrysai,d the cer.
ssiisf ~, ere every day received should more thar
ana may be implicitly relied on with - ~
~ now aeep-seated the affection or ~ whst dr.
he ~ ssh .he sufferer to take bottle and ~ r.iiee
De not cGperlenced, say take no more R,tit
and an obvious that those semi I. 70 iacs
occasionally get greater credit thaa carafn,,
an an genuine meqclne. assert my Conpomnd S,,ssa
81 SdfSGPa'1HG to be the best. Firstly r. ,s "
the very best root, In concentrated form oe os
chemically combined, and ten times stronger iSa ano
the other preparations. Secondly the active nrinc;
being extracted by q powerful tnctrre-nrese oipis
peciay for this object, the wonderful cures
and daily evidence, In truth Jus .ify the assertion
Price 81 per bottle--6 fer So.
Manuiaetory 18th and Green streetss Louisville, Ky,
where al! orders must be addressed. For sale By
BACON, HYDE Il Co., ST. Louis No.
BARCLAY Il BROTHER, Chicago, HIs., and BY prus-
gsts and dealers in Medicines throughout the United
States and Canada.
family Journal sent free on application
April 70, 1855. - fdfv}
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WASHINGTON. March 2S.

w A->N iO4>, ANut III SCs
Tie National Executive Republican Com
mittce closed their session to-day. They
have issued call for Convention to meet
at Philadelphia June 18th, inviting the at
tendance of delegates representing all the
opponents of the slavery policy of the adj
mnistraton.
The address, thought to have been written
by F. P. Blair, was adopted.
EE DR.. Mellen, of Boston, quasi can
didate for the Presidency, whose harmless
absurdities have been the laughter of the
city for the past two years, has been con-
veyed to the Insane Hospital at South Bos-
ton.
e. Mrs. Frederick Bremen, in the
Swedish newspapers, thankfully acknowled.
ges the liberal gift of $4,000 thalers, DIES.
tined for the establishment of an asylum 70,
old, deserving governesses, sent to her by 9
lady who wishes to remain unknown.
I ADvIcEs from St. Petersburgh state thai
Prince Paskiowitsch died worth 7OOOO.OO(
Polish FORMS, 100000 of which are be-
queathed to his only son, 100000 to eact
of his two daughters. Nothing has been lief
to his widow, as she has large private for
tune fiber own.
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A New Free State paper has been started
at Topeka, Kansas. 1t is called the Kansas
Daily Tribune.
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go ROBERT STREET. go
CATHCART & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIG.NS DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
EEAvE, and are receiving by "Dispatcl'' from
Il the Eastern Markets, their Fail and Winter stock
OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods which they prepar-
ed to seilfor CASH, either Wholesale Retail, at
usually low prizes; and they mark their goods in
plain figures, and have adopted the One Price System.
ther customers can purchase with security. We will
enumerate few articles and solicit examination:
EDLAlN Strp'd and Brocaded Silks in the most fash
IL cnable styles and colors, cheap, at
CATHOART CO.'S.
~ = PIECES French Merinoes in the most desirable
CATHCART s. cos.
5 cheap At ''''' the A'"csi SSis3 xs'
VULansa arrived S cap at cATncART s cos IS
5000 s, asr ,1en cs och & and
CATHCART r cos.
A LARGE assortment of Bay State. Cashmere and
N Brocha Shaws, cheap at CATHCART & CO.'S.
A Lor of beautiful Cioass IN velvet. n,oire antique &
N clo.h at CATHCART 4 cos.
A LARGE Stock of Ladies, Gentlemen and Children's
n HOSIERY and Gloves selected with great care by
CATHCART & co.
s1O DOE Ladies' and Gsntemcn's Alexander Kid
90 Gloves at CATHCART cos.
40 WHITE, Red and Gray Flannel Of all qualities,
1cO at CATHCART s. cos.
OK BALES Brown Sheetings at
" eoS'
Ripac ad AZ
q. CO.'S.
ono PIECES Cotton Flannel at
ono PIECES strp'd Shifting, Cheap at
oOO PIECES Dennins and Blue DrillIngsat
1O0 PIECES Bed Tiers at
oO0 PAIRS white and ColOfod Blankets, cheapa at
wv CATHCART & CO.'S.
10 BALES Seamless Bags, at
o. BALES Batting, at
200 DOE Knitted Wool Socks, at a.a.
Ico CATHCARTs'
A LARGE stock Of Velvet, BRUSSELS, 8 ply and In.
IN grained carpeting, and Floor Oil Cloth, at
CATHCARTS'
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Furs, Victorines, Cuffs
IA Mufs and Mittens, very cheap at
CATHCARTS
LARGE and beautiful assortment OF Fall and Win
"a fer Bonnet Ribbons, very cheap at
Oct eo-tf CATHCART & cos.
1NO COMFORTERs for beds at
IOO CATHCARTS'
On pIECES 1914 Bleached Linen and Cotton Sheeting
~ CATHCARTS,
Ok PIECES 40 A. and IS inch PillowCase. Linen and
80 Cotton, cheapat CATHCAGTS'
"a AMASK Table Linen, Scotch and Russia Towelng,
80 ia great quantities, at CATHCARTS'
6O PIECES assorted Irish Linen, warranted pure. at
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e. The Indiana Central Railroad Com
pany have just published their fourth annual
report. The gross earnings of the road last
year amounted to $3.50, l60, being an increase
of S2S,76O over those of 1854.
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THE Grocers' Bank, at Boston, recon-
menced business last week under the man.
agement of receivers, and during the first
day paid shout $4,000 for their bills, be-
sides about $4,000 on other claims.
THE indefatigable Captain Ericsson has
nearly completed caloric engine to furnish
motive power to large manufacturing es-
Enlistment in New York.
OK the 2lst the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company declared a dividend Of 5
Per cent, payable on the 18th April, at tie
Company's Office in New York.
A New Free State paper has been started
at Topeka, Kansas. 1t is called the Kansas
Daily Tribune.
E% The Indiana Central Railroad Com
pany have just published their fourth annual
report The gross earnings of the road last
year amounted to $3.50, l60, being an increase
of S2S,76O over those of 1854.
From Observation-Disclosures letters recciv-
ed at New York on March 20, state that tie
British frigatc which recently arrived at
Panama from Callao, Immediately on her
arrival fastened back to Punta Arenas in
order to defend the country against the
threatened incursions Of Gen. Walker A
French vessel was there acting in concert
with the Br fish force against Walker.
e Thirty-five bodies of the victims o.
the Delaware disaster have been recovered.
e 1t is said that Barnum, notwith
standing his failure, has secured $4,000 ii
such a manner that none of his creditors car
touch it.
Two gentlemen, of Appleton, Wis.
caught fifty dozen trout in the forks OF tn
Oconto the other day.
IL At Rockville, Indiana, two schoo
boys, sons of G. w. Sill, Esq, and Judg
Thompson, recently got into fight, in tn
course of which young Sill received severa
stabs from Thompson, that caused his dealt
the same night. Young Thompson, as sool
as it was ascertained that the wounds woul,
prove mortal, disappeared, and had not BEEF
= arrested at last accounts.
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e. Thirty-fve bodies of the victims of
the Delaware disaster have been recovered.
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Thus viii be seen thai the lowest temper have
occurred in circle Of afeen years cosresp spondns ia
number with the three hundred and sixty $500 hour
circe Of Gftetn days.
The sixth grea CIRCLE counting from 28th OF Decem.
ber between aud A. NJ, Of thee hundred I'd sixty
t3eO hcurs, passed no the seventh circle morn
Ing Of March IS, At the close OF Storm Ga the
hrst day OF Ap'il, between and 2. NJ, the
quarter OF the seventh win pass the third quar-
teri and on the 5th between IL NJ P. NJ the third
viii pass to the fourth uafter and the circle will
be complete on the 9th, between ano A. NJ, when
'be eighth cfce viii ccminerce and ED 2fth a
the sarpe hour in tho morning..
The circles tsFoed iato forty five hour &c stiops
each te.Dg eighth Of the circle
From Sd "a 5thsnd 9th to 18th of April earthq uakss
occur annually in seotious Of the globe and snow
falls soath of ia Is N between 9th ani 18Th
OF April
But little rain has fallen in this portion OF the United
States since the 20 Of Decsmbcr period OF nine
~ biz col secutire Gays. + MERRIAM
bRooKIyN HEIGHrs March 81, 1866.
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BYoa1rnuha City News.

FSo,ArMIsT on BoNR GArHrREIs, RAG PIcKERs md ASH
sfrEs NEAs IHg NAxa EARD.--A mcst interesting phase
cfbuman LIE IL t. d every morning on y7ushing
avenue, in tho swamp adianirg the Navy YA.d sewer
Tbe Corporation is filing up The place with aahes gar
tsge nc, taken from the streets. From ffJ to sixty
men. women snd children daily engaged In hauling
ths refuse meter. end OBTAINING bones rags coal
ard every thing else that be sold for money Ysser
day there gooo turn out Of these conisrs the
sIennd. At time with al the regularity of militia
~ spcampment b cir baudcarts number Ing oyer ffry
psced against the enc aloLg Of the sewer
Each cart covered with cloth AID at ce,tsio dis
sncee in groups Of from cur to PERSONS wero the
busAy at work sitting the coal ashes skng the
filthy rags and ggipg out the bones with hook
May OF these persons, who plincipsy Germans
trng theL carts distance Of several miles fro Brock
Ign. Aa eooB as each gets much he asn drag
e goes away with It, and returns again with IN ,redibe
dhpateh. The Long Island chlssaiers very hume.
KiSGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COuM. Before JudSs Davss.-
The jury In the Of Sarah Jones anst David EvAus
trough In verdict Yesterday afternoon Of 81 200
m,ges In favor Of plaintiff fbe acton was brought
against defendant for breach Of marriage promise The
partss in the employ Of Wu. Hslsey, OF Clinton
avenue coachman and cook Counsel for the de
ssh,d time to file bill Of sxsspiions which granted
By the Court
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SNW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALBANY, March 81, 1866.
PETITIONS.
Against ncorp p,rat.ng the Grand Lodge OF l. o. Of o.
f. Of Northern New Yo.k.
To extend franchise to the colored race.
RKruRIs
Favoraby, 70 increase the psy of jurers in ali the
c:unties OF the STATE cxoep. Kings.
6y Mr.. WATsoN-Ths Prison Contract bill.
To pay the Commissioners o'Emx grafton certain moneys
to relieve them from their present endorsements.
By report and resolution, recommending ae mount to
10 put the supply bill The amount will reach
5000. eco. Laid en- the table.
The pineiiy rep rt ON ksn,as mattera
resolution to hold siternoon sessions Commencing
to morr ard ixirg the morning sessoD, at s. NJ,
wsa nGop,ed.
Mr. Ll1 moved to incorporate an appropriation o.,
$50 oOin the supply bill for dranng tho Cayusa
The bill, 70 incorporate tee Ne.ropoIiisl heca C,egs
was ordered to q third re~eing.
TIE kiDgs County P+nitsntary bill.
For the puchsse Of Johnson's Phiosophca, ca~s f,r
tho sta 9 c. mmon SCHOOLS.
10 amend the act prcvitiug for The Of fie and
trusnt children.
TO amend the act relative to special prcceejsuaA
The Assenb bill authorizing the renee Al OF the state
Frison conact with Charles Watson. ThisbI has een
amended In the Senate to Au.horze inspectors TO
cancel the old contracts Ii Mr.. waon desires 10 be re-
leased bat giving them authority IL ssme
EVENING SESSION.
Albany FRIDGE
Mr.. BRooxs called the question first toe amend snt
making the company liable for damage to os real
estate aben TOR the bfi3ge and the thereto
Lost-1l o 10.
The motion 10 add to the COMMISSIONER, Lsvi perni
Of Broome, Richard French, Of oswege and Charles
Coprtier, Of Schoharie, was carried
The question was then taken the motion OF Mr.
si.bIes, to substitute suspension bsiass fer d~v
bridge. Lost TO H.
The report Of the committee was tbsp sgrsed TO- b,
Is ayes to nsys, sso tae bni ordered TO th'r
reading.
Mr. BRrees moved that tho bill be referred to the At
torpoy General and State Engineer T. G opinions.
The Chair ruled the motion cut ~ order All ned
During the ssson tbs loohea se.e 6Iled 10 overflow
0.
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Pxrs.,s, ls.teli,ren.,e


The Senstus Acsoewcus OF Eoinpurg hAvs conferred
en- the Rev. Jonn Young. author Of 6 The Chrst o.
history i WON wnica,nes an extensive circulation Ia
the degree sof IL. D. This is the hgaest htsrary oG-
tpction in Its gi and conferred in respsst Of he
literary erIis Of the work above Eamsd The last who
received this honor ware the Chevsl.sr Duussn ana
Hugh Miller, author Of tbs & Ola Red Sencssoas,S
&c, &c.
Hen Hiram waibrijge, sx,membsr Of Cangesss, has
purchased valuable estate Charlotte Msckla-
burg county, N. G.
hde. Rachel has received numerous visits from die
tinguthea since hcr return Paris. Not
wihstaIdng the losses which she In SAID have sua-
tanned by her visit to erca she contiaues embel
ttments OF her hotss In the Rue rrdon ths
pepsive scale.
The Paris corrcsacndence of the Independance Boos
the Russian ebpoteD' lazy, CUNT Opof lately ex-
pressed his opinion OF the characer of tho Epcror Ma
pole M" TIE greatest grief (ch1Srin) Of my lie said
The Count, novthat know the Emperor Nep aleon IA
that my late uaseT, the Impcsor Msholas cid nod
know him too afscould hsvo seen him for but hax
hour net eriy would there haye war bat tas
best relations would have bcen established bet cen TIA
two eigns the two countries. The Emperor Ne
pcscn has tressey those rsss OF character that would
lave exercised great irduoacs over the Enpsrse
Eicholasv
ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan HotetHon. Joan w. woad, Naipae
s0t sOs John am 4 Ga'sr Ts Bpsaaor Edwsra McpSnoe
,bn.on RsntYohy ion yoan SNOW, Oasids; H a Cssf.
Crews Charleston.
r% NC ch.sls.os sslss IL the s,eshp ss,s.
tsms. s ss. s5 sosspS pi. TsGs s
ss:; .:.!.
Falkland a IN the STORAGE.
DEPARTURES.
For Melbourne. Ansralfa Msroh - shp Nesorias, "
t s :na W h y. "a I Nm
bo~ ME Mr ard Mss Scott Mr. and Mrs Smith and iamiS.
teri, Barlow, Ivers, II LClh. '''' '>@''