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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
THE DINNER TO GOV. RAMSEY AND SEC
~ !. - RETARY WiLKIN. -.


This.was a glorious affair. We have
been at many entertainments of the kind,
but for complete arrangement, harmony
and good feeling, we have never seen the
one of Monday night cqualled. 1t was
in fact. lust such festival as the occasion
required, and so far as we have learned.
was in the highest degree satisfactory to
all present. 1t was joyous welcome on
the part of the people to faithful public
servants. There was nothing OF a parti-
san character in any of the proceedings,
not even in single volunteer toast. Such
was the intention of those who had the
management of the affair; and to those
who wish to distort this social gathering
into any thing political, we say, look at
the proceedings.
At eight O'clock the door of the Amer
lean House dining room was thrown open,
displaying two tables extending the en-
tire length of the apartment, literally
grooming with the substantials and luxu-
ries of the land. Earth, air and water had
been put in requisition by ''mine host
Parker, to furnish his tables; and his
success was most complete. Every one
awards him the highest praise for the
manner in which he did his part. The
committee Of arrangements also under
stood their business; and never have we
seen SO large a company brought together,
and seated with SO much order. There
were eighty persons present at the tables,
which is all could be accommodated.
More wished to participate had there
been room.
NJ. S. Wilkinson, Esq. presided, with
Hon. VIM. ii. Forbes and C. F. Tracy,
Esq, acting as Vice Presidents. Previous
to commencing the regular toasts, the
President read the following letter from
Col. Francis Lee.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ORDER OF THE LONE STAR-A So
ciety called the order Of the Lone Star
has been formed in the South West for
the purpose of extending the area of
freedom, and of elcvating the charac-
ter OF mankind. Verify, we have fall
len upon chivilrous times. Yr.
CHOLERA AMONG TIE INDIANS.
Cholera is raging among the Indians
of the Rocky Mountains again, this
season, with fearful severity. They
arc dying by hundreds. The news ds-
ted Sept. LIST, is received from Fort
Bethold and Fort Clark-the yellow
Stone, and the latter about three hun
bred. The tribe was attacked at Gros
Veptres. They were first seized with
an influenza, and when that had dis
appeared the Cholera took them, and
they died in few hours.
SOME CHANCE FOR BACHELoRs YET,
The packet ship Irving, which ar
rived at New York on Wednesday week,
brought 22O female and only ten male
passengers. Of the whole 800, only
two were married.
Punch challenges Hobbs, the great
lock-picker, to pick the "Chancerv
lock-" and it he succeeds in opening
it he may help himself to any amount
he plcases. 80 Is
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

NJ thr W1r ol l-l2.-afihe Florida a1I other
" l.Iuu Wan siurr lfgl--l1I llI thr ,1mmi.-
iHr,a .ir,s ,Iih. Wa with N,ic1, who -rr.
'rl i.r u1e mHrIi aud upwards, aud have received
n' .lnd ,--t'rI i.Cal, ili .hrir widow. ur mIunr
rf.',u) uhtlir'd ull.s ihr new law rs lluRN.
no WoupMAN, 20 Railroad E>chiu-e, Boz
tu1, who has an As,6r, 40 Wa.hiuglon.
~ t'rEf s1irT a..a,nL o. hIs gouois. iu
che NutuW saies Go ths sli.tiian Of lands and
l'eaiiot Il warrants, ly I,-soall inspection, and
Ills th, h'ghr.t clsh price ar Inis thu. iogateJ.
OF. ~, 1850. I,3s.
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qSg Eltg - ~. ~ 90
PURIFYING EXTRACT
THE Grcntcst
BLOOD PURIFIER

O. BE- nrw pc rr r QtNUT Horrii~, RI Ns
ft.H Ir1.s H..I. ra.I-t .fs -lNrNs i0iW hu~l~!
e. .s U". r.I..rs HHr fn ~truuEN teuffNtt 'lrN
|..f HHI" zine T HsH 20 b. frrH.ffa' M nusrt hrtf
fi.H ......I go f.HIH Iss's TIVE ni'-Wnr h''rt
F. LIB III 0...H .H.aF I"aH Torn" q a", .'."f ffN
e. H H..H
rH crest y.rfsf-f 1r o. f.t Heed furin'r .,"f a
orr a..i H#s r.H..s.s In ffff u"HfHI. u '. 80
Hf I"..rf r. r.HH ,.If !. '." fHfsA Ntul' ~
AL.Lu.. Il .---- ..II-a ~ llnIn
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Offi.rrr..I .. NH U"Hr THE MAR.
UiipWUUNN- PRIVATE MEDICAL com.
riNlON, i.ts.i o.. IaJ 90 aHl rIu 90 OH.
IH.f... ~..f... A. |.'f.|s H1.t %. T..f.rII, f,s-
..,t ff..r r.rrH....- I....f'.Hr.l --I l|......I
Oh .uE. 4. ". NNlWJIil, H.> 1921. Sos.
N.h Dit. rua..a.r- aa.a, So ~, lIIru..t.
New N#tk.
O,sr 10000 Carisa h.,r ierH south, MALL
Boo ihr., r.HIh.. with T' Irrt .l rt, apI rr.ti.rr,
Bookseller. aHI a-.1fs engaged in its slr. ars
making Handsome cauprOlrip. lium che f,i,I, BuI
extraordinary driuluI .ar u, and che ,,tpmsI, lilr
gnl term. afforded them.
Active heal or travelling agents. throughout che
'nitoi States and tanadls, Will D. .opplici on ihe
-Imc ttius. Communication arr required 90 d.
pct rail 600. addu.sed 70. above.
CAUTION. The puiiic lfc cautioned against
VARIOUS catch p,unirs int1 ltcd 90 D. paim,d 90 u-
90 them, initiating che itIt II the work Ne 1.-THE
NAMED Lasia' Medical Companion" and varisns
other tiie.. The ule OF The work !. " NE MIr.
gel lIgMlNS r'H,ais Medical C,4paa.sH," d,
Dr. l. VI. Maunc,an.
July, 1850. 3m36
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1000 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

have ."al 9eT.If#I D DO tprsfrs aHl be AFer'i
a..a.1 iaa Do Geo lesfs NtIlA use tssa sltls's
r..t.gA
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on. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

ATs i.i of taU sHrltrs iu eases u I,ly4ls.H1s ~
fUs ,sfurIe Complaint sli gslssl NsIsU4,
Ans.iu.s H he Heal aHI uI,sf ssiftuiLes Ate
lH itHy sHt lafalltis, at Ell diseases Jsrfsl hJ
is...s.,I 70 poser % Nsug4, LusIgJ 10 The Lac
OIL Il .rf UTr. - lI The tHIv
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&c loloroux and Neuralsla.

Ilue lIgllial ahl Ig11iiing Complaints are q.
HfIlif.T tfI fiff BY ths aspiration q Ne b,ltasts
UtIr NU.kIatr auI Ftrrr. The Belt iifIsss ~
'sH.fI...fH f.TlU 90 fFe system ne Nerkl1re has
.H..t t...I .HI Co. Fiuh Hris iuccty uts,l Ir a.
'...I .r.. Do uu. i'siItttils shiltilas he -
l..al.I NrtEt FAiLs
or HaHy hHr'rsl Dsus-a'ss fdu 90 rlrts 5fls
.u| .. '.r HHfi sAuaTIlllsy Ctsla,tsI tta 10
s.T. .....Ir
GU "H fI.F.|U .r tUgHrIru.HHrt sftsr's ne uss
Hi UH lI.IsgIE.S G.ILI.TNTC .gHTICLES
nos U.f .ru..u hI f.s boot l.tHIsa aI lsii.sts
GOO. ....f ..sr a"I safety o. Hsry rssss he ssu,
la.... .....r trT ufs BE- aEtiB p.srIaHf $50
i.'.s la.} cas Be tsui b. suy J-si a. -,
,.I..fg
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urARRIAG Eg
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
TIE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY,

Nnuy api many vic ,ndmrs yriu' ~ lodil
suffering and ~ uru'al augu..h, rosii1tr aui help
hss, 'thiiigiin1 Dee lr, tlat ~ bee husband, a1i
hHndirg Oh, iu'rIc wtl.atcuf hrr children, lIisiHs
ilum rlusss, vhi,h, i ia.-4. vculI have fp1l.d
ihe fu0rru.g, tlr ar-ri.h tu ihc vito. auI tu tht
husband oulaul.mruts 1H1 rs,uHitr HH.Iulu,s
having thof ulIg.H Boo thr miHd lr,al WEIGHED down
AND h1uHssCt Boo consequence. 20 DO. .i,kl.. uf ihe
r.ufau.r1 NJ De- lr..n.
ti.u InIu1r. rff i.. rHr.rs fhHaIll o. LaaeB
Oh. st,., n. r.. fu.,... Lr.I.rI. tNHt r. Ifr..fr
.HI isIH.uiHe r.H...l U.Hr.s OBJ fh h.I'H f"I i.H-
B. ..-..r of % Il mI. IrHI..'I' l.t BE- fr1 .H.II
.HI i.IIfh t.. rI.,. I..In.I 1r, potion OF ...
.r- o.. ls1srt yif'..' Obj. HH u.HfH.rf .. iIr
rilrr. The uu.l IH....... 90 t 'u. H..l ".
ftII .. f.I'..s ll. '... f.. H...s .I s.tIH. ihr
L.4Hb rrI tar I... OIL. tIH.lu F.. r. .t.r
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Inlian Rootg and Barl,g.

r r.t H.lF T.s r.l.HI.sas 4IftH HHr pol ~Tt 60
Hf. purIfsr. .| b.. UfDHd IHsf ttHs frUr t#.un .u
30 r#I.H. .... -....rI 'Far ',.Hf CrI.s..fi Ht"
IT, t'. .|.r..H l. HHHfuf
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Clocks and Watches.

Clocl5 and Watches.
IS TUrI.rH.. e.'#-. .r... r... 0.
...., .,.r.' ...'t r.rE I. r.s H..
&C.,. u.f..... f..f bob. ..H.r..I.. .l'... .'-
.rI... a H..tr.l ..tlUyN~ H.I WATCHES.
r.t ... ..r.H| ..u.. IA I..H. assertion. 10
.. s..... Solver H.. Cool. a...t.I
SPTcThsGGs
rii- r1, rau, r'.l.l s.a.
H... -.".0., l..H- .rMr.. ,I.... I ..f#.. and
o..l ......, -.. I..'.. ..tr. anI rr.frI .rr.,. .
..'.. I..... r."'..s sHI ms. uI... hItr.r
..f., ta.m.....f., uu'rr.ls, lu,f.r l-Iru..
H.r.h iniwr. I,rU.y, violin star-s, &c.. S-.
Watches G Clocks carefully repaired
:. WALTON.
Cm-.'r ihr TIN li.r.e, Norway Ntarr.
'u.rI -, 1879. rGu
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TT NE Removal and Permanent Cure Of an
NERVOUS DISEASES,

Az H| f."HH con Do .Hff vi .i ono rHIsrI BY aH On
Isi.rI aH.s ...I HI u.ariI.Hf rHHf.tHl sf tle
NERVOUS ~NsTt.1t.
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Salt Rhenm,

Wrthr u1Irai-rri. having e,ie,i-
800 ,I Orc -,oI s.,sts sf W.. o.. TUu-
rtsra Ttf.Hf tUrrerll rr rufr 0'
lAl sIT EliEJN ani Other hurors. a"
tN rh.Itif ro,.u'H..i II to a'I afflicted,
..Jyr On 0u. aI.ia..nl rtrr invested .r
.HI.... ...H.. ... n.He especially Sab lihHur.
faII h.. .h.... r.F. Ne; a.. ~. o..
..t.r. t....r.r. So. o.. r.ti,u, raulr1.
u... Dr.. U..f. II.l.Ii. Ct.s J. s. lirrrar,
..~. N..... t.Hr. T.. traoIt. Nas'Hn, Nts-.
.. $50" r.. N,a J,sse u,-tr, Bath.
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Fruc.. cervar, Hal.a4 and Ess,sa

Frerc. Gcr74r, Iai4ss and Esgist
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Onsr for sale tlslr NEW STOCK foI the FALL TRADE,
CONFUSING IA ever department the newest aod ncaest
syies and unsurpassed yaroty anJ extent ~ any n ar
Establishment; the couHtry
No PAINS have spared 10 render ,he as~ortn'i' i
possible more attractive than ever and worthy The 'svo
ton of every merchant visiting this cIiy
The several Departments Is follows
Dress silks,
Cons,stng Of .h. richest and most mamhcent syie -
Paris EMBROIDERED and BROCADE FABRICS ever
bg Us .Im,od and adapted otho test cy and toNhAis
Also. nch Pompa1osr SILKS. Embroidered SifINS,
hRMUREs CKOS DE AFRICS, SATIN DE CHIMES,
GLACF, CAMELEON, Rich Figured aad Watered
Mllo Antique SILKS, Sc. S. Al Of the vey i@.es' DO
Ron Pans MUSLIN DE- LAiNkS aae CASti III ELS
printed 20 twelve coiors P19iea ORlEN A., inl,l
Also. extra Rich Plnd and Figured MUSLIN De
60 c'n5i,:c assortment Of American MUSLIN DE
LANES and rht tdEhE>, new designs al 'Ne p'iees
han ever before oAe''d e,.-.ls
n Department WITH "oPe room or d,a' e WIS
,ihWis real Tartan Palds manu- acuTcd o. pressly
W. s " Fnt,@elsd srq ca.on Grape SHAWLS French
PALM THIBET, CASHMEkL, Figured MEklNO &c
Ribbons.
complete assortment consisting Of uch tartan piaI
hocace md figured, p al T-Ghs aad syes AS2f ~, ar
ftirIlhS. HEII klfbbNN, pam H-tlu tii 1880
RIBBONS Fanc, Trimming RIBBONS, RlbBON-lIko,
bCAhFS, &c.
Plain Black and Coiored ALPAC AS Rich Flrured Me-
,lUp. PLAIN Danask. Brocads anJ Figured ms
NIlle Rave IL LISTERS HUNGARIAN ClOIl figpiel
and Plan MOHAIH. Lyouese and IMhct CLOTHS, 4,
pIin French MEHINOS and CASllMEkES' also, a
,,re AT var.etv Of PLAID STUFF GOODS, new stfies.
Hosiery.
Tins Department, 70 which special attention IS ia7iea
na been much enlarged les an entire moor ana
enbraces avery extensive stock OF English and t'ernin
HOSIERY. from TIE most celebrated manufacturers
,darted to the best cly and interior trade
LaceS.
English. French and German LACEs, Fancy NbIS
sc Of every description.
white Goods.
Linens Iavns CambriCs. VI ulls, Checks STRIPES Plah
and FieuIed SWISS GOODS, Curtain Musins, Lihen
Cambrcs, &c.
Gloves.
Mems and WoInens White. Black and ColoTed KID
GLOW ES OF the very quality from the most Celebrated
French Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly Tor
own trade.
Wade and Narrow Neaycts, Bpmbazmes, Canton SINS
Pocket Handkerchiefs Welsh Flmnes, Shn Nestii7s'
Green Barge Italian and American Sewing SIX, Tas's
G.ntlomons CFayats, Dress Trimmings On silks, h1ssh
and French Gmghams, EIench pnnts, Table aSd ran"
Covers &c. AC.
A large assortment Of RICH GOODS for Evening
Dresses Of VARIOUS fabrics and latest styles auzI
-
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tFkVANTS. - Families IN want 0t good
- Velr frct, orrouai v well recommended. ani l--
sfe FOR al stations. CtLn such a. the olte 7, 80
Cr-t-st near The ho~eFF where none uut N'i ~ i"
Wsrted Irafesiaui and o.hcr good Girls = soA \. Ia
rLa non ara 90 hrustWcrk. taU-3 ~ Walls
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Crp @ooos.

Tie hess Aiticles
I,uR THE MONEY EVER SEEN
ii n New-yosk. row otsrlsSi
TIRE BOvIRY SAVINGS STORE.
Nc i.5 BoWgRY
o.. h.,.ir,.l aoren LINEN CAMBRiC NtNDSEa-
s-,,,rrS ~ = earh A'sc eco doxea eoiossd asd pn
80. I g ard = q Per dofsn. shgAIiy ds"Ared ~ss
n.s.r hs,s ~, ia ug,d ia ths least
Wes-c also css-inr
,,,->frS pv IAINhS a. ene shiims es't'' euai
,f ,,fcr c,lc,s sid h,rds,aer patterns 'a'n se'd'
.rar.t -5rcnts geo ya't-
A ScSr MkcH,fvcrNr ARrt'iE
p.,..i ., ths uey sas feag' IN iAor'c kno~n -
PERSIAN cIorll. ar CHARrE LANE
a, .sccufs ant 81 Gems vhsh are mote sesA" '' Wv
s,.~is heretofore ofsre'
>HAwI>' StNWLS
We are s.ll rg tte rev 'yies serN low
W. Ave tbs Is, s,ck invested over >'e,~te~s4'"
pOME>riC GOODS.
and ~. N, new prepared tos-l Shili nss' >n'''n->'
n,;s Nc a, less han ihs have been s'd 'i' '"'
10 nss,isn cf the B,rutfri
NV G.ci> aIr.y.rs Cal, -
TIRE BoWFKN SAVINGS SfoRh
Wv GfIITYD PrOprls,ors
" + lllIEN MAaarer> snc
,rssrts = 7 NJ MARION, DTneios>'
r0LORED STRAW BONNETS and
spArps new style The ahcse most dee'iahte scs>
-. "a -, ,o ,he t.ae NJ se-y moderate gsices ny
=" "" THOMAS REYNoi Ds, tmsrT,sr
.s,t,., No ~ Rn,auwas, n
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-. TIE Hall fails %. - this season, h. r .rl
it+-.e .f fl..l.- Coral tar : -tir.fse Do Vil
,-G., q 49,. & -5of. afl 1Cat- j. cc..el3.s, j. ID
oliy % 30. f,3 h-.adr af a41 %.
r., ro,es-s spanish Lily White I'D 80. -lVe9
,tc IN .e.ik- rure u blte tar.ess S1d A. 80.
<lg I-osdv..y Trg . orcr. you. 1set a19
4 II make TIE ska " hite, Clear and tInc,
O. rr poser SO rcl. dark rrle 10 Ness
Cffn csI eoap removes tar, sgnburn flcccs. pn1es.
hc.otcs &c r. sa.s gou gt The sen1l1oaly ~ W ti5
Broadway. ai-' ~
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OOARn-WartcI. IN Rrooklyn. for a
IeOARD-Two Gentlemcn with their

y Wycs ot three ol toIf slsgle gentlemen. can be
pcl anilv accommodated w'h toatd. Of thc most
DE- siTahlc locations 'ht CITY by adjessng 8 Tribune
once, which VIII meet With ?rumpl attention
.u.7 2tNkEs
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Companion 20 the Neyeros OF BncheIor.
DEV VEkIES of AN OLD MAlD-Em

Companion 20 the Reyeues of a Bachelor
EYERIES of AN OLD MAID-Em-
hraoiug important HINTS to Young Men Sslendidly
illustrated with % Engraymes, and illuminated cover
Pncc 30 cents.
Dame Nature swearS the lovely dears
Her every work surplsses, o
Her prentice han sAe tried on man.
And then she made the lasaes, o"
All lovers of genuine fun who relish good hearty laugh
whchkclys digestion and drives away the blues should
hayea copy cf this mth provoking book We especially
recommend It 10 all Cd MAIDS and Old Bachelors Yonng
Men and Madeus contain matter particularly inter
estine 90 them
putvli'e n rs pages tn pm gent satire andcharac-
,,rc ,rerayngs We ann correct ouor to reform man
ners and % avoid abusos we wish o. DO with kind con
clatng thoush eproyug srint free from malice sr
souacs yet coorne om Nature ard displaying iollles,
errors fashions aud i,ms in slIt OF far sarcasm
wbiehIuay lead TO a most desirable reform.
~ Pres, and vii be ready few days,
.LANCES AZ EUROPE.
b. HORACE GRLELEY.
Tsvork is under he supervision Of Mr. Greeley aud IS
to. brought at printers and steam presses "il
letus
THL GAME COCK OF HE WILDERNESS,
DAN MARBLE
ri,earl col Sketch Of that famous and dnering Hu-
moist with hlm.nisctnoes, Com.oaies, Anecdotes Sc
BY FALooSBRfDcg.
Price, 50 cents
MATILDA hOhTGCMEkY Sequel to Wacousta
by MAJOR RICHARDsON.
Pnce, 20 cents.
HE WIDDlhG DRESS
BY ALEX DUMAS
AutEoro oi Monte Cnsto," Sc.
Translated ty Fay Robinson. Pnce 3 cents
WIlto Published IN tho lst Of October,
The RIFLE RANGERS, A Romance Of MeDco.
b. Capt. MAYSR REED,
Author of The Scalp Hunters" 9c
DEWITT y DAVENPORT, Publishers.
,.9qu Tribune Buildings.
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c Hv,IF Asctoacsr.
. \ Y z Y II y L. = n ALNIlNN nn

T :
y TIL RSDAY Bevt. AZ 20 o'cl'ck. ~ tie CHINESE
ASSEMBLY Rooms. 80 So BroaGaaf. between >aflI
above lcr pieces 81 1ch taestv Brussels trrccr a0
ingram Carr et.sS lots 90 S,' purchasers. Royal
vet farss'ry ard hcar.fl designs ta1 ST. krus
sclS rch s-ves; ELylsh ta-ee-thTelitd Br SSeiS
'artc-r,y and .ttra heavy >urerdre wo-stcd Iugars
Bru>se> starr pets yvrsttd. ci Nerc Nat Ia
mask call ard CARPETS vorreG. ChsnCi aui tl ed
rugs druggCtS SC coulnr very h--e Assortment ~
rh and able Capctin-. ~hca peculiarly wort AZ
oi lie attention 81 hoUSeNet. sr>.
The 20 cS w De exhibition fhr Jay hctolo tat ~
a. the haii. Ne % b.ua1wlv al-f
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miscellaneous advertisements.
to STRATTONPORT

EXCURSION 70 STRATTONPORr
IL On TUESDAY neat. the 2d Of Sept The fayorie
tteambo al NlhLhi, '~nt t-lNsfd Small, VIII mase
another II her doiightfm trcnriOas T. STANTON
PORT She will leave y ". YOk a. thc loot ~ Del ineey-
- at O'Clock precisely tax ne ~ company oi Alet
,na.r command Of Captain FelbeT and ca Other per-
sons As choose accompany them ~ soon a. tbeY as
Landed the steamboat wh return y Me-" fOfA ana MAJ
second tnp for the accommO1aOn Of such As oond h"t
fg. ke Il convenient ~ lcafe ss etTlg as slI
On tn second trip she VIII s'art from The loot 4"
Hammond-st, n X az lOi O'Clock, a n
Spring It " X at loi O'Clock a VI
Pier No s. = X az 70 O'Clock, A VI
Delencsy-st., r.. At ~ Oci0ct "
New per, 1tih-sf. + X at n o'clock, VI
and return t0 the city hy O'Clock, ~
The WILLIAMSBURG / GIT Afiflery. tan'ain v d. Tan
W march round ~ and 10 Stsitnnp0r mr Tlfgst Pfa1
tee 80 hat w MAJ falflg an c pale pleasant day
Nr FIAMhEk viii D. On the HDf nd with the SUB
.cfptsn book aud hs Agents viii be "a Attendance -
fnrnnh every Information IA regard 10 the l1ts
Fare l2t cents each ws1. JOHN fLAMhEk,
AUG a No. ss3 Broadway
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VUHE CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL

n p. PUTNAM will publish to-day,
". GCkENSS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, 10. ~. 49,
There J. not an artce which appears but Is u use
I'll tie household hearth and worthy Of Deng n'o
household WORDS No one can pes se NUMBER d tIs
- ,.,fo,,t berg a wiser and 4 better man so much
sound available OIma.IOn, wlIh 80 many -ppeis 70 tht
bsst affections of the heart cogched " he most shpe ye
~ Albany Argus
IL On Saturday THE EGIRLhOOOOF shA hsPEhE
urp0INFs by Mar COWdsa CLARKE, author Of The
Concordance Oi Shakspefs." Par 'Ill-OpheAa Win
an engraving Of ElslnVfe Prce - cents.
Aso the cOmprssg tue nrst nFe parts, WITH
i've spgraglngs steel limo. cloth 81 ~
Mrs Cowden CierAe, whose Concordance oI Shak-
nef. shows such asiry Il the letter Of he poets
n eslnces her appreciation Of their sp III oi nc
rous entitled The G.rlhOod II ShaAsperes Heroines
auz9 n lDckens's Household Narrative
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
RECULAR NEW-YORK FALL.

FIRST WEEK
Tn, 81 ,TroNre-- sur commences On WEDNESDAY.
Sept 5. and VII he continued ou THU kSDAN and fri
DAY following THIS roraon Of TIE sil' J. un Su.y at
uacye eIah raC NJ aSScrtmtn. ~ tauy
and S.afe tgutls import and domestic. sc Nc SeQa-
rate catalogues Of the Stationery sale my he had a. ne
sales
The BOOK SALE wi commence onSAVU RDAl maraingl
Sept o. with MeSSrs A pietous nNu.co, and be followed
by Mr PItnans.
SECOND WEN
MONDAY, Sept G-Icugrug'lca Ot he Book sale. cnn-
bracng most extensive et' oi s.cN consisting ot ne
publications Of MeSSrs. bafne, y Co. NJ" "mtn 60
Crnsy y Nsr. Lpqmc e, 0ramoo Co., Mmioe \
Francis g.
TUESDAY, sept 9-Comncuo-ns vl,l the great invoice
of Messrs Harper Brothers and followed by Aessts
WEDNESDAY. Sc1t lo-Emhracins tn large coa-
sgumeuts 4 Nes>'s Thomas, tovretlsalt c., Bita-
chard Lea, phli sam Saa Co, =. h buIlerN \ Go
TIT RSnA Az Sept 1.-THE invoices ~ Mossrs Croker
Brewster. NlAlns, Cater Co. tnc .iise cons nmenI
of Iaw Books from NessrS Little y BsoNn, G L Mer-
nam Noorh'es, &c sc
FRIDAY. Sen le-rhe publications II MesSrs Lindsay
& hlakston. llcknor Co, >crbaet, Gluid n Lincoln
sc &c. Will De offered
SATURDAY Sept l]-Ths DAYS Slie embraces tle m
voices ct Msssfs Andrews son, Mnsscy Co. B.ddle'
Wiley. 80 Sc
The sales VIII hc continued during Monday. Tuesday
to found 20 embrace many large and attractive inycce
from the various publishers of the cornfr-thc whole
forming the largest and choicest catalogue ever offered ~
Trade Sale
Catalogues MAY be had at the Slles Room, 80,
auis II BANGS. BROrHER& GO.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Sales bp Guctlon.

h c KEMP, Auctloneer
NORTGAGEk'S SALE OF FORNl-
w TURE and sUNDRIEs TOMORROW, Satuf.
day Il 10 ocacs ar TIE sales Room. 40. g. Nassu ner
fuHtn-s. * 4 KEMP ui eel = .cfl -s1fe, =
sfcer O. MoflEasee l-ry- and General assy7inea-
qua - nc worth ne ltts. t u house Alb A
4et " gruceres hsfgTes, &c. Also, 5ytN" ga
geed ssaiIty Catalogues ID DorIns oi safe .s@' ~
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II ; HouoH Aucaueer

n NoI0H, NuI|IIufeF
SATURDAY, Aug. 30. AZ 10 \. NJ. az
- No s. Peehmsnst.. a .a-ve yaretg cf s.c'ni Asre
ard ue~ Fu ntr re- Calpts. OF Cloths Pier Glasses Sc,
coussrg part oi SOFAS Bureaus French aud o,Ner Sc4-
Seads. NauiTubes Bookcases. A4hreans ChaS, VI aqe
DO Rockers. Care Tables, Loo ?ssc>. FtthrT b,s,
Blankets Duutr and Tea Sefs, Painted furutarc, Fancy
Boxes Giardolcs Vases. Kitchen Fuptar', Nc. The
above Goods advarccd and viii to Sold without
re.cryr H. ths hlchts ~ mfic- av29
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ss-s. . s-iara - -, -s.--s --.i 49,

I'D HaIBRooS < Co. Arc,. u.ers.
VCTlON NOTlCE.-J. d. HOl-
"A BRCOK co. viii ssI THIS d ~, a. acIr .-n
No fsi Feail-St lC. oclocS an .E-cnsse a>sort
4 Hardware Crcstry. Caina a-t tr,ls> ~trr>. clte
Silver Na,ches JeVslrv, Sc. VS. ard c. C'it
lsory CoosbS VII Is P.a'forn Sales Table Cutlery,
res. tsoftlc a.scrs Pistols, NAcr IARAs, oSf =
- catalogue. As] f+
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
~ Geurarl, italian Mcdicntrd Scap.-A,

" Gccrard's Italian Nedicntcd SeaP.-A>
vahtsr 0f the COMPLEXION and a. cshsf and >eftt
& hehsh ouiice, tls a1nutaol, euo.snf universal
S.ee thai alaou The tens Of Thousands who have used
s. ushoNe Tan FrccAe>, SUHhur. Bloiches Rngwoyn.
H. naten tnnGmed Sn. CHAPS. Chaics. FLESH Worms.
no. SOLITARY complain lnsffS.encv
HSce on the contrary, the aumberess voluntary tcS-
wAlca have been presented rs inventor pSct0r
wvNkAVD. teen with lSudaioBs cf S rseo,csl sui re-
Csss.ng vnsGss Among these may be named Mr..
NJ. ~ oA,hes MS I3nstns Lawrence, Mrs Gardiner,
rtesdeni r,ler, the Rays. Schermerhorus Slaves
beIraus auda host of others and ~ mot her
values The health beauty and comfort of her ia ant
ess any other compound G rs ahu-leps han ,,D'-
s@'p ~ ITALIAN MEDIC ATED SOAP Folna a. ,hs
- snsA aael atom No e. Walker :, near Ruad-
'""OAN' Nc. sc Washsng,oh-si., Boston aus9
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
New publications.

THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL, for
Il September. contains The Chemistry OF Life An Au-
tobography. Gases IN Water-CuTo Scarlet Fever Meas
les Acute Rheumatism clfTreament with Water
Womans Dress Asthma. Chicken Pox; Why do the
Children DE Chronic Dauhea Natural Death Aioohol
AS a Medicine Death from a Bee Sting Disease of the
Heart Worms IN the Bowels Cutaneous ENhalaion ,
The Throat Doctors Medical Education; The Waier-Nuro
in America MISCELLANY Gossip from Boston, Com
vored Allopaths An Editor turned W Doctor, Physio-
logy an Minnesota, Hydropath waited indclca1e
Business A Luxury, Wire Beds Death from Tobao-
co NARrEriEs The Pulpit IS. Bloomersm To cox
ExsPoNDENTs Wator-Curc Establishments
TrRMs-One Dollar year advance. Published hy
FowIERS WELLS, No. i3l Nassaust, N. York.
Now Is the tine 10 subscribe. aua9H
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au2s

Il presentatiOn.-At a meeting al The committee
Of Arraul,u,uts tht Presentation Whlcu was - bt dt
" hr MAi. a. bEEBE. the oanAcnt lltu'r w "at cN
,nthr lth ust. las been poned TO the Sh oI Neh-
l.r al which time viii take place Al The Asio House,
atgeclock, 4 Nj The t0mmtec oi Atrsnl einents ft
sectlI, invite tnc Trade and tleuiS ~ Mt boebo u
tntcn ao with them h farg huAus TO The min Who h>
done ol, 10 advance ht tfUSt 81 tho Hating business
and thal olhs lCow men, than any cher man ihal hs
GEO u RiCHERS, Chairman.