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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

pairing bis Treasury Report, We lea.I that the
total revenue collected upon last years azex
ments snounb to s6ll,12lAs. This Ia for
revenue porposes aIooc, and does not Include
the twomill tax, nor what hr" been received
from the Central Railroad Company. Tie to-
tai receipts into the Treasury win more than
double this amount.
A great charity fair has Just been concudsl
at the Crystal Palace, New York. II was
opened on the 10th inst, aud its proceeds are
10 be devoted TO ihe enlargement Of ~. Win
vents Hospital, an institution In charge Of III.
Sisters Of Charity. The HeraJ says the MI
proceeds are $4,000.
Kossum Is now delivering public lec.arcs ~
means OF support Tor himself and family.
The gold mines Of North and South Car
lima since 1888 have yielded s9,9i9,2O0
The canal toi's pIeciel at Oswego, y. Y.
for the past season ms si06 ,407, against 1870,
Az last year It's iperese IA mslrly owing
To the reciprocity trade with Canada
The mbect Of tun,eling the Fast river be
tween New York and Brooklyn, IA agita,ed.
The table service, lamps and outfit Of th'
state rooms alone, Of . new Collins steamer
Adriatc. cot $4,000.
The Journal u Comme,cg Civ list .
American ceagoing vessels reported daring tn
month Of November ss total losses. numl,erin,
| twenty-s'y. Their vslae wrs 1927 900, and o
their cargo n ssia.0OO, making toiel vap'
OF Si,27G, 900.
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taking steps preliminary TO the adjustment OF
their grants. Under the acts it il estimated,
GRADUATION Law.

's d" Askf'sAx o. '''''''''.'s is7e'ra@
m sRADrArios LA~.
Inc act Of ifh OF August, 1894, reduces
ana gradual the prices OF the public lands
a''ef they have bten IN market more thai ten
years. Numerous and perplexing questions
nave ARISEN under this act. seit!ement and
~ a. - w " ,"N
required 70 naAe proof thereof before patent
sue. The entries are very numerous. amount.
ipg. during the Gye quarters ending 3O,h of
Sept .mber. 1856. 10 about Eve anl oue hal,
millions Of acre,. and are nearly an suspended
awaiting the REQUISITE proof. delaying The Is.
, sue Of patents. also. upop large amount of
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IT b slatsd that senator HAx,Is, Of Maine,
alter bsing Informally inducted into tho Office
Of Governor, viii be elected Senator from that
6lste.
A. r. Coos arrived ut Washington on the
tn Inst, itoa Arisoaia. the rev Territory
icsmsd from Tie 0sdsden purchase from Mex.
leo. He hsing with him credentials, and win
claim ssas 10 Tie Hoass u Delegate from that
Tsssitsy. He reports tho population Of All.
souia Il from 10000 TO 1900, and that The
Territory win make State sbout NJ large ne
Psansyivania.
Tbs N. Y. J,,bsss. Washington CORES
posdsnt tslk Ne following foolish story:
II have IL most positive assurance that
Rranklin Piescs intends runuing ~ = candidate
tos ths y. =. ssnass b plsce Of M. Hale, in
1865"
Abous 100 Ksnsas-sassing clsrsymen held
. nesting IN Boston, On The sth inst- 10 further
Tie movsmsun Of thr Northern AID Societies.
Tia ass steamer Lady Hgin which has run
tbs present SIMMER between Chicago and su-
pesior ms wrecked on Lake Ontario on the
9Th Inst, 81 I.sug Point. She had q cargo Of
1000 barrels Of -four. which, together with tho
ve~sl, will b total loas.
The sssams Kentucky. lying ness Cincin-
natl. busst her steam pipe on tho 9TH. killing
Tires persons and iuIaring eleven others four
or 1--WE al whom win peobsbly die.
Al, p.ul,. Cb.rch. In Dedbsm. Msw. WIS
J..,,ov,d bv Ar, On Inc I'm. Lass 81 5000, --
m. ~, ho... a. H. Hu.oc and Providence
R.,l,o.d. On. burned on the 9Th, at proyi.
dsccs n. l. Ios. si2OO0. Four woodr,
buILlnsv nm Naple .,rect. Buffalo. N. Y. were
DESTROYED bv arc ON the 9Th two persou. q
ma, ana . s,,l ot seveutssu- were burned 10
des,h. and ioar others dangerously injured. -.
Jefferson Collegu. 1t Csnnousburg, Pcnna.
ives DESTROYED By are on the evening Of the
9Th. sogvthar with the library amounting u
10000 volumes. Los eo0.0Q0.. 5.st.
Thu PrsIdrpt has removed q. w. Ci.mx
the .llcssd' mu,dercr Of BAHmua. In Knusas
from the once Of Indian agent 10 that Terrific
~, snd sppolntci Isaac WNsros, twhip) o.
Cuipepper county, Va, 10 his placc.
The Washington Star confirms thu repor,
that thu Virginia electors bad ycomlnenda
Coz, E,ovn. IN, a ma, In the new Cabinet 80
Tn. slsc,or. had oai,e n Jubilee after casting
the vo,e q ,he s,.se. tioy. wsm WA prs
,o,m.n .usches were male and toa,,s drank,
dow. Wss. In a spccch DECLARED that nothin,
would temp, him 10 leave hls prrwnt posilor
In -h,.h m, pcmoc ,acv n, Virginia bad nine
ll.- n..i.~.l,, 1, 49, In, n, Vir.,i... ti,,
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.vicOZS, Kline = Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STOVES. TIN-WARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. &c,
Corner of Exchange and SAINT Anihony Sts.,
Near the American Hotel,
NJ fAlL.......'. .....s.''s .'.''s NE He
Are now opening their large and carefully selected
stock consisting in part Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves al
the late,t and most approved patterns, Tin Plate, Pig
Tia Pig Lead bar and Sheet lead, Copper bottoms,
BrsIirrs and Timed sheet Copper Sheet Zinc Sheet
Iron and Nails Of all sises Window Ciass and sashes
White Lead and Zine Paints, Manila Ropes, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Such as Flows, Cuitivator and Harrow Teeth, Grain
Cradles Scythrs and snaths Hand aud Garden Rskes,
Two, Three, and -Four pronged German and Cast Steel
Forks shovels, Spades, Picks, Msttocks. Grub and
Hand Hoes, Hay Knives, Straw Cuitsrs Pruning shesr-
Brier seythes, &c.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
An,ils, Vices, Bellows, Hand and sledgs Hammers,
Axes atehsts, kasps, Files, Carriage Springs and An
les Carriage and Fire Bolt. Wagon Boxes, Crow Bar.
Coil Log and Pump Chains Csteru Pumps, Well wheel-
and buckets Bias, Enameilsd and Frcnc pressed
Kettles Hollow Ware generally, sad and Fire lrons
&e., Se. Also general assortment Of
JAPANNED AND TlN-wARE
All sorts Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work done
order,
This stock have purchased almost ezoiusirsy from
tie Nasnfatusrs, and therefore enabled 70 sell al
the lowest rates. --- --.-a-..
The public respectfully invited TO call aud examine
before buying elsewhere islb-wu
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NINg1l .POrR land WARRANTS. FOR

~ iNtt sfVA II tashNb f's'
~ lie go. sasA fr1a,sa ~ Ne.Gssass Indians,
I'll ~ Sell BY tss r-tns-s q hos isasss al
hersaars Ahoat $50 ulos Asr they wi - rcr". - D,
M. S-ssa rrppe-als nssssa ~froEos.s ." Issa
R.-rsn,. os the ,stir- ssmber IN my sssls, - see
Aszsers g. sak parchssfs, ~ll ~ r-e I'D " ne az
trv.s-i ~ ~ Il this ety &c; me 1T q Jssssfs hs
FRANCIS HtFHsgHaAN>
saPeunteH.'sut sf indtsa Asstrs
A. 49, -, : isss d-ciSds1f
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Mr. nccSrcS is talked Of as cswhhsac ios
Govorpr at the neat Texas eisctin.
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- e~r too nils. ssstA east Of he Of hiassssa
h. Unsepsn eoaniy. shoui the -osh NJ Jsly Ass. ba
exea on< lizat RID, md lar<e bach HE gsmsts
scot ssa,hsr deep red ~itA ~. vhits spots cad
lcrp~d born, another chestnut, OF hghi erown vh
2 \ bran.b-1 IA coo hern the ether dep rid vdh
asr hrs,sd hotss. whe-ves vta vtsra sasa esss- %
give tafrnatoa ~ shir~.-ng he sas>eriter 81 saant
Aaihay ~ii I.si 10 the r-sevsFy q ,Ae sams shall
receive the aA1vs resari JOHN O-ooN
New l.wtts
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A L.. LARPENTEUR. Wholesale GRO
~ GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Co nef

| 81 nirl aud jackson street, saint Paul, NJ 7.
Has in aud to arrive large and complete stock
Of Or, eeries Provisions Wooden Ware, &C. 10 which
the atisnion Of the Trade Is particularly requestrd
Ills stock consists in part 4 the pllo~ing article whir
| are offered al the very lnsest market rate
30 kegs choice butter, Just pigs Dufk.es Powders
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THE following appeared In the ren'sylvanIH
Inquirer. tsvcral months since, but IL sufficient
ly interesting 70 command M attentive pcrusa
At the present time.
Mtuns ots, philadelphia and ihc Trade
0t she West.
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CTRAl kD.-CANE TO TIE PREMISES OF
~ tie sas.-riser sK nts~s ssrth o. Fest pos
10 , % ,s< - crois y>uss Csw, sssriy sssss. .'s
I'D Sest asi head hsEss tars N ie~srss go 49,
N. s~usr . rrss.,~l ~, sAsrr~s prove Provssty'
sss tsks h-r sso - ,,,x
Aeslsvf WV NtthDN
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT PUR
IN sCANT 10 the provision Of the eth Article Of The
treaty 81 July md lssS bstween The ntsd states md
tue Ms,ipri aands of the Chtrpssa isdsaos, eisim
and neaa 70 enter leo acres 81 lssd situate % hs
soath West SIDE 81 Otter Tail iahs, upsn Shiea have
aire.ay erected Q house Dated D>esmesr IN, bs>o
aeelS wlt LLOYD bhhch, hesooeSy'
TEMPERANCE HOUSE, JACKSON STREET
bss~--n rhisd and Fourth SIS, 81. Peal, y. t.
t.o.t b.sriisx by the day, ve~s cx noath. On easy
term. ,.--t stablins attached Public psiTcua<s IL
.eci,e stage call 81 this hes-e daily tr passenger
sS-Siss ~ the SQUARE AMI CcmpA-s -be
t....r, lSAS-siy J. ~. MARNN
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Upon the passage o, the railrosd grants Of
last summer the lan(s falling within their prob
able limits werc withdrawn IRON market 50 as
to SECURE the intention d Congr,sS sincc which
time sabs and lccations have greatly talleu "a.
All the means within thu coutrol AZ the Gcnsr.
81 Land odsce have been used to scurc a
speedy sjjustmen, Of the grants, with q view
10 the early restoration Of the withdrawn lands,
Iowa Was the frs, to accrp, and dispose Of her
grants Wisconsin flcssls aDd Alabama are
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GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS.


The following comprises the procec lings Of
congress on the 9Th and 9th instant:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

WAR IN ST DOMINGO ESDED-Dates from
st Domingo are TO Nov %. The Emperor Sou
louque, so recently at the head of a formidable
force against the Dominicans, is on his return,
without having fired shot at his adversaries. Two
French men-of-war ships hove in sight on the 25th
inst, off this place The senior officer in COM
inand hosted his flag and soon after was in cores.
pondence with the french representatives on
shore courier was instantly despatched to the
Emperor with sealed dispatches. on the perusal OF
which his Imperial Majesty Immediately gave Or
ders to turn right about and march back again
1t is ramored and generally believed that France
will not permit the Haytiens to invade or modest
the Domneans. Cholera continues prevalent
along the coast and interior, but seldom is fatal
when medical aid is early applied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

TELEGRAPHIC FEATs-The whole of ,bo d.,
dents message was telegraphed to Boston or MOI e
Tuesday morning. trfe over two.third"" =. wy
message was sent over the Morse Unon , VI 'lie
commencing at quarter past p NJ and o IRE
about half past A, NJ The other third was tr.Ts
united over the House wires commencing at abom,
half past 10 p. NJ and ending at IL o'cort ;,
night The Union Line using two wires a nor,on
OF the time, was over eight hours in sending tbeir
portion, while the House Line with one wire to-
up Dat one and half hours time in sending theirs
thus showing the capacity of the House system ~
be more than twice as rapid as the Morse.
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= Durfng the past year the police of Boston made
- 1890 arrests, or over :, 600 more than in 1854.
s. Mile. jules clothes took fire while playinp n,
Plymouth Theatre, England, and she died in con
sequence aged 10 years. II = :
gga. The bank Tobber John W. Rand who recently
broke jan at Concord, N. H., has sailed for Califor
mis- - ssE+h
1a The Denim sisters are playing in Mobile, Ala.
On November II, cholera was disappearing from
Rio Janeiro, after sweeping off 5000 victims
Coffee was coming In freely -
The Boston correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, says that the deficit in the State
treasury Of Massachusetts, the present year, viii
The Row J. b. Dmmmond. of Hartford New
YORK, was attacked by some unknown misereant
! on me 10th instant. andstabbed in the side i
- The fredericksburg Guard an old company of
redericksburg, has been recognised. with r. u,
Tsohudi ss Captain ~ '-'''s - - -
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A. =. G..

FROM BUENos AYREs.-The British Packet, of
November 2, gives summary of the political and
commercial condition of Buenos Ayres The pic
ture is gloomy enough. with three abortive re-
beions in the short space of six months" says the
racket, weeannot present fattering picture of
our actual situation, speak in confident terms
of our immediate prospects" The proposed abo
ton of import duties on Goals, lumber, &c, had
been rejected by the General Legislative Assem-
bly, Phe invaluable article of salt, often report
ed to be exhausted at Turks Island, is at Buenos
Ayres "a perfect drug" The stock on hand is
enormous, with little demand The price was
"l5t reals silver the fanega." The stocks of wool
for export Were large.
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oMrR. LOOK OU TN 4 w G A n.
ENIsL RIAGE HOUSE.-The suhscriber hav-

~
ENISE RAGE H0USE.-The subscriber hGv-
S@sI-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond
Va. begs leave TO inform his friends and the public al
large that his stock now consists in Carriages Barou
ches Rockaways, top and notop Buggies, Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market
Saddle Bags Brides, Msrtngales Strrups, Bits enc
Spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage, Chg
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas ana Busk skin
Gloves for driving Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels, fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
and Blankets of various qualities and prces-Ina
king altogether of the best. Houses in the State
tor persons to equip themselves for horse back snd
carriage riding every article used for either is EN-
braced in stock. The public is most respectfully
invited TO call and examine his stock and prices he
does not say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any OF the above articles to look his before
trying elsewhere. He them that every in
dncement which can, will be offered to serve them
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and va
red assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other LeGthers which he viii sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No "a Main st., doors above ST. Charles
Re-.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM KANsAs-A letter da-
ted Leavenworth, Kansas December l6, says the
polls were not opened in some places, ON account
OF the fear of violence from Missourians At Lea
yenworth the ballot boxes and poll books were
destroyed, and some of the clerks of election near
ly killed. Threats were made to destroy the Re-
gster's office In several counties election was
held, the citizens being overawed by Mssourians
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MECHANICAL,

DRICES REDUCED.-KICHMO EX.
l. CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN Sis
the subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
omplete order.
Having recently incurred an expense Of several hun.
dred dollars in retting snd perfectng his machinery
for Planning, Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is enabled to
cute superior work. at greatly leduced prices.
A call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORB Els.
THAS. I'll. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting put
up in any part of the city and country
WE'LL AND GARDEN PiMpS EOR SALE
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For sale by DOVE CO. no "a


CIRCUIT COURT, RICHMOND, Va
~ THIS is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic DiarrhGa for about years.
cans but failed in receiving any permanent relief I'M
der their treatment During the last spring and
mer, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
tiers, and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began to improve and is now, as consider
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1855. WIN FOLKES
You be supplied by calling on Messrs. PUR-
CELL LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. de IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

EMIGRATIoN.--Such has been the rush of emf
grants to Adair, Scotland, Schuyler and Putnam
counties this fall, that hundreds of families have
been forced to erect canvass tents in the heart of
largo prairies, to shelter them from the winter
blast. 1t is thought that over 10000 persons have
emigraed to the counties of North East Missouri
the past six months-S Louis Ncrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05


WASHINGTON, Thursday night, jan ..
L am weary of making the same report in rei ?,
ton to the House II IL not organised anu ~
not be, until the people demand that u shaa oe
and this they must do in large primary ihee1nse
Az present the members fancy tha' r" =, ,ho 80.
tanned by the people, for they are an m tne COZ
slant receipt of letters from the members VI the'
respective parties urging each one 70 stand iasl ~
his present position. But these letters though nu-
merous are written by politicians interested IKE
themselves in The Presidential nominations The
PEOPLE win assurediy demand different course
of procedure They place their country above
party. and should compel their servants here 10 fe
spect their wishes 80 -r..-4 1854.
The measure essential to an organization corr
sists IN that very corrupt thing, an arrangement
arrangement by means of concession It'
party must concede portion OF the adVanIAees =.
organization to the others The ma)o'ity .'.
have lis just rights and influence. but u must nor
Cypress the minority. This principle adhlttea' II
would be easy to elect ticket having upon IL
Speaker Of one party, Clerk ~ anotner, and
printer of another, other offices oeihg rightly APP
portioned, and the party cniapiexlon not the men,
of the committees ssgnated
There NAV be arguments against this but ii is
probable the only mode OF effecting an organiZa
ton The proposition to make Mr. Boyce of
South Carolina Speaker, seemed for little time
to-day a serious matter, until il was found that
IL was in violation of the Democratic platform TO
fly from their candidate. 1t is singular, after all
20 how prone parties are to yield their support
them all The movement, however served to
show that the Democrats and Americans would
like to approach each other If they could
In the Senate, today, Mr. Cass showed himself
restless under the charge made against him in the
House, that he had before the people of the North
defended the Nebraska Kansas bill as a good anti.
slavery measure. Alas' how many professed
friends of that measure from the North have not
done this very thing Mr.. Van Buren,, when in
the South, professed Southern principles, but
never carried them 10 the North.
= Truman Smith was a national man when in pub
lie life, and could only oppose the Nebraska act
on the ground of its injustice to the Indians: but
where is he now? Where all the Northern
men who in past times professed friendship for the
Southf They are every where but with her and
for her. do not wish to say aught in disrcspect
of the venerable Mr.. Cass He has been aspersed
In the House let us hear his defence in the SEN
ate.
Mr.. Hale today make fierce attack on the Pre-
sident and his message He is a man of conside-
ra6ie ability, makes striking points and exhibits
considerable humor but he unfortunately exhibits
himself also. A good jester is often agreeable
but seldom respectable or influential
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

NEbhAShA CITY, now numbering $50 inbahi
tahls' WIN all the necessary conveniences of Tf
s mas oeeh ouilt up at the old military station For,
Aearney within the last twelve months Tho
census tefF Fn taken last fall indicates popn
cents per bushel Pork cents per nopnd ~, ~
ter 20 cents. There is excitement on the s,n'a
question oii the save
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN BOSTON IN l855-
The total number of intentions of marriage issued
from the REGISTRARS office in Boston, for the year
1853 was 3O6l, decrease of about two hundred
from the year 1854. The oldest person married
was man eighty-two years and the youngest A
girl OF fourteen years and three months. The 10.
tai number OF deaths in the same city for the wear
ending 1890 is 4,e75-a decrease of 566 from the
year 1851. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

THE BURLINGTON ACCIDEST-Israel Adams,
au engineer on the Camden and Amboy Railroad,
who was on trial at Mount Holly, n. j., for man.
slaughter has been honorably acquitted Mr.
Adams was engineer on the train which ran off
the track in August last causing deplorable loss
of life. 1t appeared from the evidence that no
blame could be attached to him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

FIRE IN BUFFALo.-Three warehouses. occu-
pied by Messrs. Maun, Vail & Co, at Buffalo N.
Y, were destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning
One of the buildings was used for ship chandery
store, upon which there was an insurance Of
E5U10 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05

orHR, AINSLiE, BOIVEN a. POW
E&JExZ ELL COACH MAKERS CROSS ST
@aX-=-2Z-ABO THE BANKS.-The Subscribers
are practical workmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages for
which they have superior facilities thew have on
hand at this time, of their manufactures good
Sc of the approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those in ofsuch articles Thank
tul for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise to efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor US with theiI patronage. $50
g. A. AIESLIE,
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5 VESSEL FIRED AT--The American ship Liber.
ty, on her voyage from New Orleans to New Yorl
was, when off Matansas, fired into without provo'
cation, probably under some misconcepton. bv n
brig pierced for ten guns, which bore the Spanish
flag = 0f',''10''