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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-11

Persons wishing to teach school in
stearns county, are requested to be in
attendance at the Union School
House, in this city, on Tuesday, April 80,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. at which time DR.. Tol.
man, Superintendent Of Schools, will hold
an examination. See advertisement in an,
other column.
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TRUssEs, SHOULDER BRACES, and SUPPORTERS AT 1HE

PERsoNAL.-Cha Eaten, Or La Crosse,
Superintendent Of the A. M. q. Ex. Co.,
and G. W. Carpenter Of the Minnesota
Stage Co., were in the city on Mon
day. With
Mrs. Sanderson, a former teacher in
the Normal School, in this city, is in town
visiting her many fniends.
Maj. Clark. Of Melrose, John Halle.
hurst. of Fort Ripely, and D. B. johnson Of
St. Paul, were among the arrivals by Mon
days train.
II. A. Mayo, Of Sank Centre, was in town
on Monday on his way to St. Paul.
John Tenvoorde, returned from the East
on Tuesday.
p. Lamb returned last week from his
trip to Vermont. He says Minnesota has
less snow than any other State he was in.
Jos Edelbrock starts for the East this
week to buy an extensive stock of goods.
-
The Base Ball Club is to be reorgan.
lied shortly. The boys arc going to clean
out everything this summer. They would
like to play the "sooners" that game this
season. A game will be played on the
grounds opposite the JOURNAL office, on
Saturday, at 4 o'clock P. \.
"A good business property for sale. In
quire at Smiths Grocery.
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FoR sAlE.-A pair Of heavy horses. In.
quire immediately Of
ALLEN 4 RuasELL.
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-Crsnberries, farina, oat meal, dessica-
ted coe~a-n nut, and dried fruits of all kinds,
at L1MPER1CH's.
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HERN1A.-1t is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer-
ing. Elastic T+usses are superseding oil
others. We advise all, before buying met
al trusses or supporters, to terd 3cr as
scriptive circular to the ELASTIC TRus
COMPANY, No. 68S Broadway, New York.
n37.19w
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IF you want to SEQ q
lively time, just call at
II. Ste1nbur&'s, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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Rev. Moses Goodrich, Universalist,
will preach in tho Congrega tional church,
Sunday evening, at 1880 p.
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The Baptist social society will meet
with Mrs. J. Owen, afternoon and evening,
Friday the 10Th inst. All are invited.
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John Lauerman rs::his entire stock
and fixtures consisting Of boots, shoes,
.findings, gloves and mittens, sewing ma
chine &c., at cost, a. he wishes 10 close out
his business by the let Of May. Call and
see his prices.
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buckeye force-feed Drills

"A lot Of fine draught and driving horses
for sale at Herbert & Lambs Livery Stable.
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All kinds Of groceries can be found at


SPRING OPEN1NG.-The largest stock o.
new spring clothing this season, is at the
Chicago Clothing Hall.
TO convince yourself such TO be o
fact you are invited to call Of Hanauer
SEQ. You will find everything there in
the clothing line, for gents, youth, boys,
from the very finest grades down, at such
reasonable prices that you cannot fail to
purchase Real fine custom made cloth
ing = speciality.
Many Of the readers of THE JOURNAL
will be glad to see the rising prospects Of
one Of the boys who formerly made things
move along in st. Cloud. The following
is from the st. Paul Press Of March 7th;
"Governor Austin has commissioned
Fred. W. Dohn as First Lieutenant, and
Henry Lunkenheimer as Second Lieuten.
ant Of Company B. Capt. Albert Schefer
commanding. The gentlemen named are
eminent!y deserving Of the honor conferred
upon them, having been active members Of
their orgapizatioB, ard always ready te
aid in any measure intended to bene fit the
military Of st. Paul.
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Z, Applyto P. L. GREGORY.
...->:- Railroad Land Office, St. Cloud
= -. Or CALVIN F. HOW,
tfa- Box 2216, New York
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r. A. Wait, route agent Of the Mime
sofa Stage Co., returned on Saturday last
from trip over the line to Brainerd. He
reports nearly two feet Of snow between
that place and Fort Ripley. Mr.. W. left
on Monday on trip over the Valley line,
to look after things generally and to dis
tribute few ''green- backs" to the boys.
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-P. Brick, ESQ.,, County Attorney, has
removed his law Office to rooms in Lahr's
block.
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We understand that the St. Cloud Rifle
Company are to commence drilling again
next week.
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The most goods for one dollar, a
Smiths Grocery.
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-Tobey & Mitchell
would inform the public
that they buy their baby
carriages, wall paper,
baskets, bird cages, and
must cal instruments. oil.
rect from the mauufac.
turer6, which enables
them to defy compete
ton. ~
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Peter Pogaschnick, an insane man,
came to town on Sunday last and amused
himself by jumping fences and wood piles,
and was taken change Of by chief of Police
Robertson, and furnished will quarters at
Hotel do Mickey.
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old papers for sale at this Office, BY
the doze n or hundred.
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The first rain of the season on Sunday
and Monday.
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For RENT.-A centrally located aud
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this Office.
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ALI kinds of dried and canned fruits
at Smiths Grocery.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his res
lence situated on the corner of Wells
avenue and Lake street. House contains
eight rooms, and convenient closets, all in
good repair. The lots have about one
hundred apple trees, many bearing last
season, and an abundance of smaller fruit.
Also, the celebrated Clearwater Flour
ing Mills, enc of the best in the State,
containing five run of stone, with all mod
ern improvements.
For further information inquire at the
Office Of DAVIS, BEAL & Co., st. Cloud.
G. F. DAVIS.
St. Cloud, Mimi, March 10, 1872. Am
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Solid gold sets, in oil the new styles
BUsH's.
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SIS to $3.50 Per- PEI; MONTH ONT IF zy YER: ::
e to Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE SEWING MACHINE. This ma.
e chine will stitch, hem, fell tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
S9 braid, and embroider in tho most superior man
/ ner. Price only $l5. Fully licensed and war
= ranted for five years. We will pay 81 600 for any
g machine that will sew stronger, more beautiful
Fl or more elastic seam than ours. It makes the
= 1iaStlc LOCK outca' Every second stltch can
= be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
e without tearing it, Wepay Agents from SIS to
$3.50 per month and expenses, or commission
from which twice that amount can be made.
n33-13t Address SECOND & co., Chicago, III
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1xPnovsxESrs.-Ald. Dorr is putting up
IN addition to his house,
The Washington House is being enlarg-
cd and otherwise improved.
John r. Clark has his new building on
Washington avenue nearly completed.
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&c to Herbert & Lambs livery stable
and take look at the fine draught and
driving horses for sale there.
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Foa RENr.-Two good Office rooms. In
quire o. Allen & Russell's.
For SALE.-A small stove. Will be sold
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-Headquarters for cheap groceries Of al
kinds, at
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's JeWelry
Store. 49, -
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-Oa Monday as Mr.. VIM. Brown was
unloading some boxes from his wagon in
front Of the Post Office, his horse becam
frightened and started OF down Washington
avenue at full speed. NJ. B. succeeded in
holding on to the enc board Of the wagon
and climbing in, got hold Of the reins ard
stopped the horse before any damage was
DONE
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-Quarter-second watches, at
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Parker. Bailey, HoWson T. Co.. Of St.
Paul, have received the contract for fur
nishing all tho iron to be used in the con-
struction Of the bridges on the st. Cloud
and Pembina r. r.
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Goods delivered to all parts Of the
city, by RussELL-
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DISTRICT CouRT.-At special session of
the District Court, Judge McKelvey presid-
ing, held at the Court House on Friday
last, the following cases were disposed Of:
Tho case Of H. G. Fowler against the
County Commissioners was argued and
taken under Amusement by the Court. o.
Taylor for plaintiff, P. Brick County At
torney and L. W. Collins for the county.
The case of Gregor Loutenschlager vs..
Frank v. Rotter was also taken under ad-
visement. VIM. J. Parsons, mot appear
ing) Atty for plaintiff and E. O. Hamlin
for defense,
A number Of persons we're also natural
lied.
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The F1RrMEN.-As will be seen in
anothe: place, the members of the Little
Giant Engine Co., are justly indignant over
q local which appeared in the Sank Rapids
and st. Cloud Press of last week. While
many Of our citizens deem it inadvisable,
to tax the LIST and 4th wards to purchase an
engine, which would rarely be used in
either. Every one admits that the present
Company has manifested remarkable
degree Of patience in keeping up its organ
ization for several years without machine,
and that tho less that is said about our 10
cal affairs by the Sank Rapids man, the
more good taste will be shown. He is bet.
ter at hospital reports.
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-on and after the 22d there will be
two trains each way on the St, P. 4 P. R..
u
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100 Al N \
OMcial Paper Oftho City.
'IRsT DIV. ST. p. n. RAILROAD
BRANCH LINE.

BRANCH LINE.
81 WINTER TINE TABLE. 1879
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive At " ......"...12.22p pm
ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. 90 am
Arrive ..............12.2O pm
ST. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis s16a.m
Arrive - I'm
M Passengers going to Minneapolis
hange cars at St. Anthony Junction.
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
S copies, $1.75 each.
8 '' 1.5O Z"
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Tho Firemen's Ball last week was large
" attended and everything passed off
uietly aud We are informed it was q sue
cess financially. We hope they will 5000
DO furnished with an engine and then
tho boys will be "fixed."
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FR11-LEcTuRz.-Don't forget the last
lecture Of the Library Association this
evening, ct the Congrega tional church.
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Not case in the Police Court this
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ALI kinds Of canned fruits at
- ''.. RUssHLL's.
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Gem and Cob Crushers,,

d Young Man Bush has what you want,
OF ought to wapt-engagenent rings.
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Nor1oE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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Buckeye force-feed Seeders,
AT GRovENoR's.
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An entertainment will be given to.
morrow (Friday mighty, at Sank Rapids in
the new schoelhouse for the benefit of the
Episcopal church.
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TAKE CARE BoYs.-Some of our young
friends seem to forget the city ordinance
against the use Of firearms within The limits.
Be careful boys you might hurt some one
without intending to do 80.
The regular meeting Of the Library
Society will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. c. Bridgman, on Thursday evening,
April 18th. All members and friends are
Invited Mas. BARNES, Secretary.
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Tho next meeting of the Library As
ISOLATION will DO held at Mrs. 8. q. Pin
ney's, Thursday evening April 18th.
MRs. N. P. CLARKE, President.

Tho Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. E.
church will be held in this city on the goth
and 2lst insts. Rev. Thomas Day, will
have charge. Services on Saturday at y
o'clock P. H., and on Sunday at the usual
hour.
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tone can't have everything" as the
man sold who was down with small pox
and cholera, and the yellow fever came in
to the neighborhood.
An old bachelor compares life to q
shirt button because it often hangs by a
thread.
What mechanic never turns to the
left A wheelwright.
What did the sun say to the rose
You be bowed.
Mrs. Darlington says she does wish
they would hurry up and pass the silver
service bill in Washington.
James.-"Drinkin'? Nussir ! nor-a-bit-
oft. Seen q drunk'n fe;l'r n I'm try'n er
imertate 'm--tha's all, Govn'r. You kno'
'ow It's 'ersel ~
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AT meeting of the Directors of tho
st. Cloud Driving Park Association, held
1t the Office Of J. G. Smith, Treasurer, on
Saturday night last, 1t was decided to
make further Improvements ON the grounds
and buildings, and committee of five ap-
pointed to secure tho services Of some ex.
perienced person to take charge Of thu
track and stables during the present sea-
son.
In our last issue W spoke Of fast
hsrses on the street. and since then v.
have noticed one in particular . fin,
chestnut stallion, driven and kept by Vet
er1nary Surgeon Parker, At tho Yves,
House. This horse is \ very quick steppe,
and appears to be one of the best bleodec
horses in this part Of the State The doc.
tor assures US that his horse has made hi,
mile, more than once in less than 2:3O
and can do better now than many othe,
Z horses that are considered No. l trotters
Ne arc glad to see horse Of that class i,
b 6t. Cloud, and think those wishing to i'm
prove their stock Of horses would do vel
s q call ct tho West House barn and So
him. :. Z, * = E '.,s,@:>s ,5gzS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS

Repatriation The JOURNAL By John Zap
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
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Racine Tanning Mills,
AT GRovHHoR's,
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-oalt ~ the barreI az IT p I Z
Russ111's.
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On account Of bad roads the Stages
due here at 6 O'Clock in the evening, do
not arrive until one aud two o'clock in the
morning,
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CHURCH NoT1cE.-Both morning and
evening services will be held hereafter in
the Presbyterian church, at 104 A. N. and
DIRK. All are invited. Seats free, and
strangers welcome.
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On Thursday the 18th inst, Mr.. Patter-
son, living near Sank River, commenced
sowing wheat, and the day following s. W.
Harvey and Irving Shepard, did likewise.
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M Passengers going to Nirneapoli
hange cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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John Meyer has sold his interest in
tho Washington house to Mr.. Peterson,
and has formed copartnership with John
Derr in the ice and lime business.
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Attention is called to the new adver-
tisements Of G. Hanauer 4 Co., of this
city, and R. H. Draper, of Minneapolis in
another column.
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For the next sixty days groceries at
cost, at Smiths Grocery.

cost, at Smiths Grocery.
UNION SCHooL.-The st. Cloud Union
School opened on Monday with full at
tendance Of pupils. There were 2l1 little
folks present to greet their teachers and
give promise of term of good work. One
thing is evident at glance, the pupils
are here-the teachers are here, and il
there is not good school it must no the
fault Of the patrons. No set Of teachers
can make first-class school out Of pupils
who are present to-day and absent to-mor.
row. Present every day, and all the time,
and at the right time, should to be the rule,
and made TO work in every family. Peo-
pie would complain if the teachers were
loose and irregular with as much reason
may the teachers complain if pupils co
not come to time.
The following are the teachers in their
relative positions
Mr.. Sprague, Principal.
Miss Ham, Assistant.
Miss Hartman.
Miss Josie Braun.
Miss Maggie Barnes;
Miss Sophia Braun.
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AS an indication Of the business pros
poets in St. Cloud this season, We notice
that Mr.. G. Bridgman is putting An ad-
dition to his lower mill "a feet square, he
is increasing the efficiency of this mill by
putting in gang edger. His upper mill
has been running for tho last week cutting
hard wood logs Of which he has large
supply.
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PAUL MOCKENuAUPT'e.
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"A good business property for sale. In
quire at Smiths Grocery.
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-Rev. F. A. Riggin, has accepted call
from the M. E. Church of this city, and
will preach at the Church on Sunday ut
104 A. N.
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Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive at ............12.22 pm
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III. W.. Weary, of the Pioneer Wagon
Shop, has just completed eleven truck and
freight wagons for De Graft & Co., to be
used on the line Of the St. Cloud and Penn
bina R. R. On Monday Of this week he
deceived contract from Mr.. Winnie pur-
chasing agent of the N. P. R. r.. for six ex-
press wagons, for use Of the Engineer corps
Of the road between the Red River and the
Pacific. Mr.. Wi'uie says the company
have had in use wagons from every manu-.
factory in the west, and have found non
that could compete with those manufac.
tured q: St. Cloud.
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Il. AZ Gsovaxoa's.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

HOG ISLAND. Va, Nov ls-Arrivcd bark zanrak nos,.
AisS SsSsIxpGs s-n por. .eAr ia. Lewis p., for
A :ss: sysy s9. wa s,
stMArrSed :eh aa.s apSs sns f9s PS.ssiss
'Sas %T 1s :s .ssa ireland.
SEW y BEDFORD. Nov is-Ar-ivsd. sehr eu,cissrp.
Ms;y .ssr's, s.s
Besse Minnesota Phinney and Charles Carroll Chase
TgSsR:n soS CLOUD ;n:' c1 ana csa
fisaNsfnI gnaas ssS New YSrs s
KKS sSsS Ass Pss RPS:
Hqey do Edith Rrdn "1o oorsoa s,Sn So Es.
sSe Ge Fail RIVER s
aos IL ao
Beebe, 90; G Wheldsn, Fennimore, Newport; L
rass @hrwind
asm Rs
q Whelden Fenniinore, Bristol, RI; Northern Light
IH%ss bsi Soy last night bark Magnet.
angelica and G Fockng; brigs Anna, Mariposa. and
fS PoRFnANS nS siSa NOV sehrs II Andrews
ter Cameron RosHand i for iS Norfolk % Stephen Ben
Ceared-Schrs May Evelyn, McKeen mot RinckcnI ia.
maica.
RICHMOND. Nov A-Arrivcd. schr salie Bateman,
New York.
saled-schr J McDewit, Lynch, Wilmington, Del
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 16-Saied barks EngelbeYt tNCp
Cailehr, and Vale OF Doom (sr) Cartner, Cork.
SAVANNAH, Nov l7-Arrived bark Pubilla (Sp), Guar
diola, Havana schr Carrie Heyer, Poland. New York.
Cleared-Bark Savannah, Kn0wlton from Liverpool,
Galveston; brig Lloret (Sp), Barcelona.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov ls-Arriyed brig Antilles, Bo-
nare for Portland; schrs Four Sisters baltimore for
do Armida Hail, Darien for do; Martha Weeks Eddy
dont for do: Katie Mitchell New York TOR for Haiowei;
Dresser, Baltimore for Belfast Congress, South An,boy
Belle Brown t Amn6oy for & rSrs%oa TahmEoo roc Pert
delphia; Charlie Cobb, Rockand for New York.
Passed hy-Brig Helen Phnney, Boyd from Buenos
Ayres for Boston; schr Nellie Treat, Bangor for New
York
Sailed-A before reported, excepting brig Antilles
schrs Armida Hail. Deborah Jones' Grown Point Alice
SWiley, K Dresser, Lady Ellen, Congress- Julia New
ell, Katie MITCHELL Martha Weeks, Mary Adams and
Ranger.
l6tf-Arrivcd, schrs Flora King Hoboken for Bostoni
VIM Arthur Port johnson for Portland, 80
sailed-schrs Armida Hail. Congress, Lady Encn =
Crown POnt
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states steamship ossipee, s2s tons,
eight guns, Commander J. n. Miller, United States
Navy, commanding, arrived at this port yesterday
from Rio Janero, Brazil. The Ossipee has been at
sached 70 the Paciac station since 1891 She left
Payta, Peru, June 8, last; arrived at Valparaiso,
Chile, July 0; sailed from Valparaiso for Rio Janeiro
on July 13, and arrived at the latter port Septen
ber Is. Left Rio Janeiro September 20, and ex-
perienced head winds for the first ten DAYS, where
she had the southeast trades. on the passage the
Dsspee was delayed by searching for a reported
ehoal OIL the Island OF Fernando Noronha and reef
of Cape ST. Rogue. After leaving Cape st. Rodue
light winds were generally experienced during tie
entire passage.
The officers CT the Ossipee are:-
CO111pdfldeT-J. N. Miller, commanding.
Lieutenant tntdreder-Francis Morris, execu-
tive officer.
Lieutenant COMMUNICATIONS Elmer, naviCa.
hor.
Lieutendnt-Frank Courts.
MtSteTS--Cbarles Y. Adams, Gottfred Blocklinger
Essstgns-U. X. Harris, II. Winslow.
Mtdshtpnae,a-W. +. Buckley 5. p Comley S. Ii.
May and NJ. d. Hyde.
Second Lieutenant Of Mdyfnes-J. C. Shailer.
Chter Eyagtnee,'-A. J. kiersted
Past Assistant Pdvntdster-J. Porter Loomis.
Assistant .yuryeon-Holmes Wlkof.
Assistant Engtnee7-H. T.. Rhoadcs.
Pdy C1e7k-Samuel Jenkinson.