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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
ELFELT G. BROTHERS,

NE est REsrECTFULLy solicit the attention of The
to examination of their large and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
offer for Cash at unprecedeHtedly low prices. A.
morg their may be found the following being
only part of their heavy stock:
HE LAINEs--of every quality from 90 cents
ny 20 cents, at ELFELT n Bros.
CASHMERE: --A abcautihl assortment, to be had
~ at ELFELT BROS.
a trt CAS~-rlain Figured, Black and Changeable
: a may be found at ELFELT q Bros.
EAR gSS SiLKS~-nack, Figured and variety of
~ stI les, to be found at ELFELTs'
GtArIES and Florcnces, for Bonnet Iinings--evcry
V ELVETs--Rich silk ard Cotton do, to he
al ELFELT BROS.
EDIDDONS--Bonnct, Neck and Bella beautiful
Ia assortment. For sale at ELFELrs'
GtRAVATS AND RFS--Cents black and
X Figured silk and salin-an elegant variety
For sale Al ELFELT q BRo's.
SCARFS--Men's and Boys Woolen--a large vare-
- ~, from 20 cts. to 81, at ELFELTs'
EtLOTHINC--A large assortment of Clothing ard
u mems wear, 10 be found at ELFELTs'
NARpETS--F loor and stair Carpeting very cheap
X at ELFELTs'
rASSIMERES--B'a Doeskn and Fancy Gas
~ simeres, for sale ut ELFELTs'
GLOTHS--Iluc, black, aud Fancy coored Cloths,
u very cheap at ELFELTs'
VxIINDOyV CURTAlNS--A superior article
w for window curtains at ELECTS
VLANNEI.S. 1ickiags and Linseys--A Large as
4 sortment, To be had NJ ELFELTs'
gpUCASKiN NI:rS and Gloves for 80 cents at
He ELFELT'S
6tLOE E,S-.NeE's and Wonien's Kid silk. ana wool
~ en- Gloves, At ELFELTs'
WNOOLEN Ealf-iIose-a good artcle--ony %
w cents, IT ELFELTs'
IL DE FS--Ladie> Linen Cambria Kdkls from Is cts
IN to SO, for sale at ELFELTs'
I ACE Underslceves-A superior assortment, To he
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Latest News.

Sioancr D.. Franklin came in last evening. We
clip from the Gal.na Advertiser the following items
of nlv.s:
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III. c. SANFORD.

II. &. SANFORD.
I'D ESPECTFULLN bows to the Saint Paul public,
a, and invites their attention his store, next
door of the Post-o Office, Thrdstreet where ,le
can find him at business hours read, TO sell Them
DRN-GOODS.
Of every description, including BRoADcroTHs, s,rr-
NETS. JEANS. { AssINEREs, TwEEDs, DRILLS, WI
VETS, NEsTrNGs siIRTINc and snEETING. MS
and Lawns, HDKFs and CR,vATs
GLOVES. Hosiery, BRowN and WHITE
LINENs. L,oEs, RIBBONS, LONG and
SQUARE snAwLs, BONNET TRIMMINGS ALPAcAs, TIBET
CLOTHS, CINGHAMs, DELANES, SILKS, WOODEN
YARN, PRINTS, in great variety, Thread Edgin.
Winter stnis. for men and boys. Under
Shirts Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck am. Yarn mttens, &c.
His stock OF goods is very large, embracing ali the new
rich styles OF the season. and every variety o staple
Goods Every person can here find just what he wants
and prices which must suit the most rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article viii turn out
READY-NIADE CLOTHING.
Of every description made M expressly for this marke;
and tor TIL, season. CONSTANT, on hand cheap for rcaA
pay, and no sale without lie has complete assert
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting part Of Ola Tyson. Young Il and Black
Teas. Lagura Java and Rio CofItes, n q. Crushed
Loaf and Pu.vorizcd sugars, Spices, Pepper Gloves,
Humcgs Cassia Rice. Rasins, saicratus starch, SOAP,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candies on, Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles fer Ladies and
misses, Gents Congress Boots Calf do of the latest
patterns; BOYS boot. and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CAPS, in great variety.
E5iRDAV ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut SAWS all sizes; OK, log. md
Trace Chains: Halters. 10. Chains; Axes ard axe
hcves scythe sicaes and snathcs shoves. spades and
hoes, wrought and cut nails locks latches and bolts cut
Lery, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety
k'UH X ana E'LOC X constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Mr. sndfords stock large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly order TO keep his assortment
complete. He is determined to sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they can he purchased elsewhere Give
hun a cali November, ls5l-3-}oyl
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LARGE assortment OF { locks Of the be-, manufac-
n ture, for sale lower than can lU found in This Terri
tory elsewhere, At lO ROBlN 80 rs Jewclry Bazaar
EpRACEiET aud Cuff Pins of every desirable 81, Ie
4 D and at he lowest prices 1T
OBIN&ONS Jewery Bazaar.
NOR THE IADiES-A beautiful assortment of Fans
4 for sale cheap for cash
RObINSON'S Jcwcry bazaar.
HNOID PENS, a large assO tment of the best manu-
~ acture, for sale At the loves possible prices
KOBlNSONS Jewery Bazaar.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings, gold LOCK-
Lets card cases, port mornalcS, etc, ETC., al
Ju2l-l0 ROBIN SONS .l.Weiry iaZaar.
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

Il - y n
IGNHE subscriber agent for Messrs. :. w. Farnham &
u Co. of ST. Anthony, will open yard as il
can be stocked, in the and west of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep complete assortment white
pine lumber From the central location of the yard
lumber be delivered in all parts OF the town more
conveniently than from any any other point Orders or
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ity Of logs by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes to receive a share Of patronage.
ju 3. 1852. WIN. r. MARSHALL, Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
A agreeble and useful compound for diseases Of the
IA chest and ungs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro. 4
Co., ST. Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
MAJ at St Paul, by J. W. BabcOck Itchcox & Kellogg,
and WIN. Constants; at ST. Anthony, by J. =. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VHNIIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
n PANY, Cleveland Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up July LIST
was-l65I
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,lls,3 10000.
- I" Premiums received, 320l5.16.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
PLAN and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ercise in taking risks, and extra hazardous property
refused.
1.-The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, IN either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
St Paul. Aug. 81. 1851. lS-tf
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Provisions b. inspected ~ St. Peters 1t the
pens. ot l contraCter--a small proportion of the pro-
= amlnunit!on Viii be icf, "a, Little Rapids, on
81. Minnesota river, to be hereafter designated.
ilo bids II ie Cpraed Saturday IIc "a day Of DC
tt ana re contract awarded 10 the lowest r,spusi-
bidder The The right Of rejecting ali
Do = if ierIaOi cAtiIvag9nt.
AtI ..s lrdian Agent, Fort Smelling VI. L, 'Propo-
1.... IS to- it,'Ian pro.isiu,s.'
NATHANIEL NcIEtN, Indian Agent.
p.ttt- Ar.ucx >s.pr q
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TWO TRIPS A WE
KIrrsoN,s ADDITIoN TO ST. PAUL.

KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
gHNilS desirable ground lying in the most central and
\ adv sntageOus part OF the basin OF ~. Paul, where
inevitably be The principal river business of the
town. and afordng also most choice and delightful Lots
the upon the bench for dwelling houses sur
viewed Lots and Offered for sale with titles
disputed and ndsputahle AT reasonably low prices and
upon liberal Of credit, for Of the purchase
money. and Lumber for building Lots sold IN the adj
dition will be furnished the rotary sawmll easy
terms CHARLES II. CAKES,
Agent for PrOprietors.
81 Paul, July 81, 1881. IS
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HARDWARE. HARD.v ARE.

OOAlNG GLASSES, Table knives and forks, Wait
a%.rs, Brushes, Baskets, wooden and hollow ware,
lmWaIe. Lamps, etc. Cans. Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
and sporting apparatus of MI kinds, together with gun
mornings PERCUSSION caps, Fancy goods together
with large assortment oi goods which would require
ali the columns of The Pioneer specify Doing husl-
ness on the CASH stem. and having purchased our
goods very low IN the Eastern markets, invite
examination Of our stock, knowing offer induce
meGi to buyers that be found elsewhere in this
market. j. NcCLOUD, JR. Il co.
iulO. 2-6m
VSyiI subscribers Nish inform the citizens of Min
hesCta that they have located themselves perman
emily in Minnesota and prepared TO buy, improve.
ana sell lts and town property, also TO take contracts
for building aid making other improvements. They
now have valuable farm for sale (sbout midway be-
tween 1t. Paul and Point Dongass) containing $50
acres - OF which well timber6d, the balance
smooth prairie, Of the best quality, about 20 under
tmcnt, one frame house and good spring of
Ter For further particulars, enquire of
". G.. LeDUC, st. ranl,
Or to The subscribers the premises,
J. e.. q W. W. ELLISON.
April g, 1852. Stiff
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W. H. STiLLMAN Is CO.,
No 3, Roberts Street, have on hand,
% bhls. Genton Apples
IS Dry do
do Buckwheat Flour,
% do Onions,
loco He ads prime winter Cabbage,
8 boxes Lemons,
And thing found in the Grocery line; which viii
he sold Tor cash low any house Saint Paul Call
and SEE. ". II. STIIIMAN a co.
ASONEl to loan, in sums to suit torrowers-Call a,
4 The Office OF VILLAIN & VAN ETIEN.
Pam. july :, 1852. l2-tf
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THE STONE STORE.

THE STONE STORE.
Nc,c Goods at LOw Prices.
n ~ SIMPSON, corner of Third and oberts streets,
81 has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes Hats, Gaps, Hardware, Woodenware,
&uceEswarc, etc. Furniture, large stock; Farm impc
Hents OF ali kinds etc etc, to which lie invites the at
tention OF purchasers.
June %, 1881. (0)
EROCERiES-Tea, Sugar. Coffee, S. IL Mola,ses,
" Rice, etc. For sale low by
June 10. O0) j.. ". SIMPSON.
IL ETCHUPs Peppersauce Pickles Preserves, Sauces,
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. forsale low by
June 20. 90 j. ~. SIMPSON.
A large lot of Bedseals constantly hand and for
IA sale by june LIDO d. ". SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams. Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
D on hand and for saie by
LvAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
Il always on hand and for sale by
June 10. QW JW. SIMPSON,
A fine Of boots and Shoes polka, biskins,
"A booces misses, boys and chdrens shoes to which
particular attention is invited by
june %. QU JW SIMPSON,
EpEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
IA June 26. j. ". SIMPSON.
E4WESH butter and eggs, corn meal, reserve
Il cheese etc, for sale low by
June 70. 90 j. ". SIMPSON,.
GOoKNG stoves, OHIO premium, for sale by
" June 26. J.W. SIMPSON.
EDURE and No. l, lead, glass, putty and nails always
n on hand and for sale BY
June IS. j. ". SIMPSON.
THE y. w. EMPRESS co.
NALL deliver good fresh lime in ST Paul for 81 20
w per Dbl; surerfne -four warranted at 81 %; al
Kind of merchandise five per from whole
sale prices i'll ST. Louis. Call the subscriber the
Nominee, or w. NJ Person or 6. i. Rice y Co.. agents,
ST. Paul Ctc-l2uj j. G. BURBANK.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
VHNlE partnership heretofore existing under the
and sly Re of Elicit Brothers, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Lewis {. Elicit Withdrawing.
l.. &. ELI Ell,
ARRAM S. ELFEIT
CiiAS. ID. ElFELT.
h.
d Chas. ID. Elicit IN der the name of Elicit d Brother.
All persons having claims against EfelI g. Brothers
viii please present tcm and those indebted expect
ed make immediate yincnt to Elicit d Brother, who
will attend 10 the settlements of the late firm.
AERAM S. ELFELT,
CHARLIE S ID. ELFELT
81. Paul, July %, 1852. Ii-n
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

lSUGAR-l0 hhds, prime article; 10 do fair do; 90
- bbls Beicier's refined do, just received by
Aug. 1919 IT kEN tAkMEh.
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REAL I,STATE,.

REAL ESTATE.
,NTv | Offer property situated III the town sM.E.ssa.
IqTsu4 Of Saint Paul, and in IL nmedi
4: /: y; +: f.. :. ;:
ing houses, and several lots Of land III ~sA>~~--a-
central part 81. Paul. abundant supply Of eNccl-
LEM water. With this property will be sold, about ten
Of land covered with large and thiy grow III OF
wood.
have also for sale, number Of five acre lots with
growing timber on them situated on and II. the imrnc-
dialc vicinity Of public Dads, and not mile from
~. Paul. The above property Viii be sold on suCh low
terms Tor Cash, that ihe purchaser can mno daiey st Il
acaiG advance
For sale time prices will be proportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY ~ LAMBERT, ihrd street corner
Cedar, or d. +. HOYT, st. Paul Ally
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I =
ECDWARD STEW ART, Brioklaycr aid Architect
FL than ful 10 the citizens u - Paul for laNor- since
he commenced b-siness would pcctiN inform them
h. is prepared contract for and erect stone nf
brick buildings and furnish materials frcquired. en- air
Having permanently settled III ST. faui, he so
Cij> share oi public patronage Drafts nid secl' a
tons furnished on reasonable terms.
y B.-Orers or work lcit al the store OF H. O. sand
ford uear the o>i Office viii receive prompt attention
Jui\ Ia fI3-tCI EDW ARD STEM ART
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n. F.. TYSON.
n. F.. II SON,
HAS LEAsEDj THE STORE ON CORNER OF
Roberts and Fourth Streets,

HAS LEAsEDI THE NEW STORE ON THE OF
Roberts and Fourth Streets,
XNyIiERE they now opening fresh stock oil Gro
w ccries Provisions aud Feed, which they offer at
Wholesale and Retail the citizens of ST. Paul and The
surrounding country at low prices as they can be pr
chased west Of St Louis Their stock consists part
follows: Crushed and powdered sugars, n O. and car
fled dos Java Rio and Laguira coffee Y H., Imperial
GunpOwdcr and Black Teas; Tobacco and se-ars, choice
brands Rice Raisns and Currants; w r. Cheese; Pep
per- spices Nutmeg, Gloves, Assorted Pickles; Pepper
sauce, Catsups, Powder and shot, starch, Chocolate
Mustard, Figs, Ctron, Extract of Lemon Rose and Va
nilla Mould star and sperm Candles; Palm and vareg
ated soap; shaving do IIerrngs Mackeei, Goldfish Pork
Hams and shoudcrs fresh Butter and Eggs, Butter and
soda crackers: Nelusses and GOcn sNrup Liuseed and
Lard Oil; Cider Vinegar, Oats, Corn and sEorsi Corn
meal and our choicest brands: also all other articles
usually kept in Family Grocery Store too numerous to
mention which they will sell for cash exclusively AT
small profits Purchasers will please call and examine
for themselves.
in I1.-9-f n. E. TA son.
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INDIAN PROVISIONS.

EtrAf 80 PROPOSALS VIII 3e received the oillc,
- diam Agent. AZ -. Peter. for The dein er, a
sioux, beiore the close Of navigation, ia,
DIVISIONS scr The Use Of The Indians, to Viz:
rH rhine -four.
.-I7. rage two bushels sound shccl corn.
jos -.t' rifle powder. an ks.
al,. al, of - lbs each.
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EDAIliR mache work boxes and ink stands; pearl on
u PAPER mache card cases China and papcr maCl
card baskets; fancy inks, pm cushions ebony lights,
tlcmen's dressing cases, etc. For sale by
jH2l LIE DUO 4 ROTIRER.
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PROBATE COURT,

y hereby gwen. That the -ulr terms # the
= H..- curt of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
o.. $685.. ie holden on the first Monday oi every
,ntl geef lively, II O'Clock A. NJ, at IA! Office in
.is ioNs Paul
ir-y,y HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
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ERAN & SHORTS.
lust received 5000 bushels Of bran and shorts for
j by y. f.. Tl son.
F. r. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
+. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
the three story brick store Third street, opposite
4 ". H. Forbes Outfit 9-tf
q NOR WARDING---Our arrangements for forwarding
h all kinds of Merchandise ample, and to this de-
partmont pay particular attention.
AUCTION AND COMNISSION-Particular attcn-
IA ton will be given TO the purchase and sale of Pro-
duce and all other property on Commission My famil-
ary with this market, acquired during some
dence here viii enable to effect sales OF Produce at
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention to the b, ing and
l selling OF Real Estate on Commission.
in l7-g-tf F.E. COLLINS.
UUST received consignment, Il bbls -four, for sale
81 cheap for cash by i. r. COLLINS.
H.vURNITURE-Just received n splendid lot OF Furni-
n nure from Cincinnati, which VIII sell N St Louis
prices. Can at the rooms of +. T.. COLLINS,
ia l7-9 Third street, below Jackson.
EyOR sale cheap splendid new sofas and TWO large
Il stuffed rocking chairs Apply To
i. f.. COLLINS,
jyl. Third st. opposite the Minnesota Outht.
lust received n splendid assortment Of Dressing
- Stands both single and double drawers for sale cheap
nj the Ware Room of F. T.. COLLINS,
jyl. Thi:d st. opposite the Minnesota Outfit.
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GtsatA'a BANK NOTE REPOREE,R.
~ MIS-, agent for one of the best Reporters
w pua he'd ia the West. Call and them
o!os f, e numbers for safe II 10 cents per copy.
-i4.c-ia. ... $ per ear N advance
-n.LL. ". : COMBS
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TEXT BOOKS

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak in The highest terms of approval Of
the Works composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books ia n MAJORITY STATES
UNION, and especially their general use
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEsr
Is sufficient evidence of their unparalleled popularity.
These works not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
and being generally used i'm the Schools of the Ter
rtory, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preseTved.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VIZ. H. MCGuFFEY, LIDO
MCGUFFEY's ECLECTIC SPELLING BOOK.
MCGUFFEY's ECLECTIC FIRST READER.
do do SECOND do
do do THIRD do
do do FoyKTu do
10 do Firth do
iiEMANs YOUNG LADIES' READER, by Prof. Pianeo.
ARITHMETICS.
(Dy DR.. JOS. Ray, Professor Of Mathematics. in Wood
ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC,
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OaSi.sD'S FAIR.

: RAVE ..aor,ei for vor, Ladies and Gentlemen, n
section . ne most elcgaIt part of Broadway. Any
.t ia iscfui and amental far my friends in
a,,t-. t. I'VE spared 10 pains to obtain.
~. u N.w York prizes too have been mindful 10
take the goods, YOU viii see when YOU call
~ '.. la2-tfi WORLDS FAIR.
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% VFIrIXG s.SrA BI.iSHsIENT.
HISSOLLT TON.

yavU Partnership heretofore existing bet ween Cath
= err son, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
e..' Ih. ,.i,in.ss viii be continued by y. l.. Tyson
1896. auth, 1.d to settle all debts due by the late firm
..i ro'i..i accounts due 10 the same.
A II. CATHCART.
-.r.t -r2.if y. T.. TYSON.
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AtHRONOMOIER, DUPLEX horizontal and vertical
u Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber viii give his personal attention the
and important branch Of waich repairing and the
riOu, meat and intricate departments of the jowelry b-
>issi ard hopes 10y strict attention IL the and
WISHES of his customers, their appreciation and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON,
Watchmakcr and Joweler
st. Panl, April -, 1852. 2-tf
EtST received, inrge assortment OF Clocks, cheap
ep FOR cash. at ROBINSON : JtVvelry store.
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ID. ROHRER,
NEW BOOKS

DUO ROHRER have just opened large and
we'll selected stock of Law, Medical and Mscellane-
Books which the attention Of the public is iny
ted. Cali and examine them the of Bench
Wabashav streets. ju24-l0
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W OF Copper, tins and sheet iron work. such IS copper
pipes Stcamtoas AMI dstieric>, breeding Chin
soda fountains copper kettles well n cserh pumps
&c No. 233 Main st.. Of Cherry Manufacture anu
keep Constantly hand premium Steamboat and Hotei
cooking stoves, tin ware always on ltnd
r C.. FELL. Manufacturer and dealer in all
W. kinds and Shoe findings; No. - Second 81,
between Olive and Pine.
NENIEK X LAVENDER, Wholesale dealers
~ In fancy and staple groceries, wooden X willow ware.
No. - Second street, opposite 1eBroc iiolsc.
y =. PERRY s. CO., Importers and Whole
IL, sale dealers II, Hariwara CgIlaTy N Sc Nam It,
II EDWARDS, Wholesale and Retail dealer IN
~ staple ine Groceries, provisions Teas piire VINES
foreign and domestic liquors. AMI al Other articles aIsr-
tanning 10 The business Cf grocer, - W. cor. Msu ana
Market opposite the old Norket, square from 10
Steamboat landing.
T X. HUGHES & CO, Wholesale dealers IN
ID Boots, shoes, all kinds Of shcr ieather 30 Main st.
pALMER & WEBER. Publishers OF Music Il
- dealers Piano Fortes and Musical Instruments. No.
6S Fourth street. All orders supplied short notice, and
at the lowest prices. Every article warranted
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-16
local INTELLIGENCE

SrABBISG CAsE.--Sunday afternoon. about o'clock,
whilst the bells of the Churches were summonng the
devout the house of God scene of violence was en-
acted in Cary street, which consorted strangely with
the sanetity of the day aud the holiness of the hour
Two men--James Martin and Thomas A. Harrington
met in Cary street. short distance below l2th and got
into personal difficulty which resulted in the stabbing
of Harrington Martin charges his antagonist with
kicking him several times when he drew dlrkknlie
and plungedit into his abdomen. We presume he Will
endeavor to show at the proper time that he used the
knife in sefdecnce. The did not come up Tor ex-
animation yesterday before the Mayors Court because
the wounded lies in very precarious condition
and the Court could not therefore, determine the pre-
rise nature of the offence. We learn that after stab
bing the man. Martin was arrested by Messrs Clemens
and Jones and taken to the cage and that during the
evening he acknowledged to Captain Jnkins that he
had committed the deed He also said that he did not
regret the act and would under similar provocaton
peat it. The Mayor adjourned the over to Wed
nesday await the result of Harringtons wound
hitting Martin to jail, in the meantime Little no
hopes entaned of the recovery of the wounded man.
The stab inflicted in the lower portion of the abdo
men, and it is believed that the ntestines have been
severed so his recovery is placed almost beyond the
pale of possibility Both Of the men, we hear are IRON
founders-and BOTH we believe, were employed IN the
stove factory near the Armory.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-16

RAILROAD AccIDENT-On Saturday last the train
ofcoal bound to Port Wathal was ascending the
grade on the Clover Hill Railroad near the pits, a
white fireman. named Martin, was directed by the
engineer Mr. Gibson, to sprinkle sand the track in
advance of the locomotive to it to adhere to the
rails Whilst the train slowly ascending the grade
Mr. Gibson felt jar, though the locomotive had en-
countered obstruction on the track. On looking
out he saw the head of human being severed from its
body lying on the side of the track The train was in
stantly stopped and upon going back few yards, Mr..
Gibson the body of the unfortunate fireman, head
less and horribly mutated As Martin had, before the
train left the pits complained Of dizziness and had been
advised in consequence not to so the tran It'll pre-
sumed that whilst engaged in sprinkling the sand, he
fell upon the track and thus met instant death in the
manner indicated above.