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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the an

SUfhEME OOUhl.-ln the matter OF tne dp-
- pEetion Of Mayor Asrmsn commonay Of City
place. 5IUfyEsAkT SQUARE, Ia the
Ward Of said C1he undersigned Co ssonsrs OF Esats and
the Of of the Legislature the Of
State New Yors entitled IAN entitled sct
reduce several laws fens particularly % the City OF New
into act passed April 90 1899 and also the act entitled
amend entitled relation the Colscisn OF
in The Comfy York and T
other purposes passed May H. 1907 passed May 1884, 70
improved uumprOyed lands affected thereby that they
completed their amended Estimate and Assessmsnt
in the shove entitled matter and III all persons whose interests
affected thereby and who BE- opposed
their objections wuBs 70 Il. DELAFIELD SMITH.
Fec the Chairman n the said Commissioner his ocs No 20
the City OF New YORK. within thiry days
and follows that iA
pieces parcels land situate lying and being the 18th and
line side Of Third between the n0ery sds Of F aad
sOutsry side Of Egbs also the block said
bounded ~ Aston place. Seventh st. Thrda and The Bowey
block bounded By
yins fronting the westerly Of the
Bovery the s.they side Of Astor place and os
37o Bowery as laid out dessnated the damage and
benefit maps used By the sad Commissioners, on die
aforesaid the Commissioners Office Of the City OF
And the said Commissioner further gys notice, that
matter presented Court Of the state u New
SPECIAL Term Of the SAID Court be held Al the Cny
1875 there and then thereafter Counsel
will be made that said amended Report and 0ns
Report be confirmed nd notice further svsn that the
Disbursements By oE
the proc.edps. entitled natter vii bs arsd By tho
Hon Henry Edwards, the Supreme Court Chambers
ease of bis absence By the c Of the City and County Of New
Jsy ls .S ococt Yort, June ~.
i"' sSIs, TIySs MIN, co~Hi''''''''
Hsxs n DAy
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legal Notifies.

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
(tbe County Of Yok notice "a hereby 70 al p-rsons
bavIns claims against MARTIN BRUINS, late Of the cy q sew
Won present vouchers ene0 ne
suberb.r BIS residence No IS Rose street the CITY Nes
york before the h day Of December
"a IsssnWedE THOMAS WALLACE, Executor
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THE CELEBRATED British Compound

Family Medicine. FOR the preservation OF health and
cure OF yers Cholera morb1s Dyspepsia Ag1 Dar ca
Bilious add LAYER Complaints nlanmatoy Cholic aso All
infane disorders Prepared and sold b. T. bYRSE VI ID,
English suggco1 and Ply scaD No. III 3dav NJ l. fIce
81 a bottle. Advice Il al cases daily.
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lew and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

lN CARA FALLS-Opening of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILBOA9-Ths
new and beautiful line OF road will be opened to the travel
ing public Wednesday, June So 1852 at zhch time Pas
st Train Express Leaves Rochester at 80 A. NJ
ID " Accommodation $50
"a WSy Express SOP NJ
Arriving at Niagara Falls at $50 NJ and L3O and M
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
st Train-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls at 10 A. NJ
I'd Accommodation, $50 "
"a " Fxnress 500 "
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bany and Roche eater Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by he630 NJ
Train will reach Rochester at $50 NJ have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive a. Niagara Falls at 80 AN
or leaving Albany TO A. NJ, will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Falls At
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls by either OF
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours in advance Of any other line.
Passengers by this Route will take the Cars the hight at
the Rochester Depot WARREN COLBUhN, ouPt.
Rochester June a 1852
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NrOTJCE il hereby giyen. according to law.

IN 10 all persons having claims WILLIAM sLADE,
late the City Brooklyn deceased that they required
hb the same vouchers thereof the subscriber Joseph
Ealing at his place business, No. 81 Myeav, the City Of
before the 18th day Of August February
10, 1854 JOSEPH EAlIN6, tExec,,or
llf law6mWF GEO. WlNIEksON,}
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

" RAILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
s. l82-Trsns ont of New leave of Canal
Of. and Broadway. -
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEcIAL.-At and llI3O A. NJ,
Ais Express to Stamford and Norwak and stopping at all
Stations beyoud) and at $50 M through 10 NewHaven
Also P, S. for NorwBk at $50 AM. and $50 PM tor
Port Chester The II so NJ in connection with Train
from New-Hsven 70 Hartford and Springfield, aad with
Train the Canal Read
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewHaven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads To Og
densburgh and MonIea-At AM. stopping a. Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housaonc and Naugs
tuck Railroads st Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven and at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with Heussonc and Nsugstuck
Railroads at Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoaK- ACCOMMODATION and Special
At $50 and 935 AN and 40 NJ. through from New.
Haven At AN. from Norwslk-at $50 AN. and S45
PM from Port Chester The IS A. receives Passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads At New:
Haven TIE 40 NJ receives passengers from Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS Trains leave New-Hsyen arrival Of Trans
from Boston, at rs and $50 PM, stopping Bridgeport
Norwsk and Stamford) leaving Boston at A. NJ, and
34PM.
See large bin Of advertisement. at the Stsson Hoae and
principal Hotes OEO. '" "hio LIT, ~,
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NOR ALBANY, 81: POUGHKEEP-

LNUR ALBAN I, 81; fOUUt1hCEt-
SIZE. 5OCTis HUDSON, IS Crs.-Ths new aud es-
CANT Ste amer FRANCIS sKIDDY, will leave her docS foot
of Jsyst at ocIock M Monday, wednesday and F-
day for Albany laoding at West Point Newbursh Rough
keepse Hyde Park Kingston, Bristol Catskil and hadson
RETURNING leaves Albany Tuesday THURSDAY and SsafsC
at the same hour making the landings a. above n D.
Under no Circumstance will any Of the above landings %
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No. l5s Frontst
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Steamboats, and Railroads.
RAILROAD

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
foot Of Battery by Steamboat John PotterTwo nes
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. ~ Afternoon Express
Line at p. M through 70 Philadelphia In 4; hours fare
LIST class cars S. ID class line. bv NJ only g. Return
ins leave Phlaa4pha from foot Of Wsnutt at AN ana
2PM EmiErznt Line BY steamboat Transport rom Pier
No l. ats p. n fare: 81 50.
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BALSAM of WILD

NTISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD
w CHERRY Lenox Madison Co. N. y Oct -, 1913.
-Messrs j. Z. Warner Co, Utica ~ Z. Agens for Seth
W Fowe Gentlemen: have seen notices OF cures per-
formed BY ''Dr Nistsrs Bassm OF Wild Cherry have
been troubled with my throat attended with Sc
we're and painful cough am confined 70 house 10
stormy and oggy weather. cold winds &c My bodily health
is feeble and about 50 OF ale TINS tender
ness Of my throat about the year 1905 and hss
troubled in my private and professional business so that
have never been free from IL since. think my case Is
hard one for Trial Of your medicine but incl 90 20 you
one lar hich understand is the pnce. Please send me
bottle II this has good effect shall need 10 send % you
again. Yours respectfully, ). . fALhS Sis
JE Warner L Co-GenHemen About two weeks slnoe;;
YOU cent me bottle Of Wistars Rasam OF VIA Cnsry.
have taken nearly ell Of IT, ard find much ree IN 1sns
IL that inclose dollars for two bottles more ply
bicb had become very and was wearing me S1s
veTy fast has neatly subsised raise without hc vi
he son,hing and the tenderness In my hroat y letJ
SSwsS IN seems 10 be the only medicine " "HSH
can look for permanent reiet TsPaLuER
,boiessIe or retail By A. B. & D. Sands, Gen.
To- So, No 100 Futsnst Thomas Maxwell NO. 20
era hseL. Iabn Mihsu No. lS3 Broadway; Aston and
n " gouss drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re-

M
~ naming Of the proceeds the sale Of Real Of
JAMES GREC late e the City Of NeYork deceased nestate
lately under the order of the Surrogate Of the County New
GREG, the administrator o all aud singular tho
goods cates Of the said niestA will be divided
the said the creditors Of the sad .nsats,
portion respective debts, according law, the
Office in the City Of York the seventh day 81 Sep
O'Clock the OF that dayDated this
9gh day of June, 1852 Ly26wl A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate
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CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of tn,


The above 900 900 includes $50 600 given by the Conn.,
pany In exchange for like amount Of Albany Extension
Certificates which latter remain assets Of the NswYok
AID Harlem Railroad Co.
As hrst hen upon important regular divdendpsyiEs
road connecting Albany with NswYork and 10 view
u its present and prospective increase Of business hess
BONDS offer advantageous and perfectly mode
investment
The interest the Bonds secured b paid before any
dividend DO declared upon either the Preferred Old
stock Of the Company. For sale by
BLATCHFORD K RAINSFORD No SO Williamst
SEVENTH WARD BANK.-NEw-
OIoRK, June %, l852-DlViDEND-Adi dividend Of four
and half (4 per will be paid to the Stockholders
Of this Bank and after the LIST day Of July next By
der, A. ). FRASER, Cashier.
GTATE OF GEORGIA SIX PER
~ CENT. COUPON BONDS due In 1870, for sale BY
CORNING co, No 63 Wsll-st
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
" YORK ard PHILADELPHIA direct .: S. MAIL
aud EXPRESS LINES-Through in Al hours-New-J Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving EewYork at A. NJ foot
OF Courtlandt-st; NJ and 81 r NJ LibeItyst Leave:
Philade pha at I2l and A ~ and 81 P. from foot Of
Wsnutst Fare reduced So for stclsss and - 80 for
secOT d-class.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets cold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. ~ and - P. NJ. Lines from New-York,
with through conductors
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ETNCURRENT FUNDS.-Our present

rates Of discount onehird per cent NewYork;
or eighth per cent NewEngland, Albany, Nc Other
kinds proportinnately low.
MEGAREY & JOHNSON, No 9Wal, cor. OF New-st.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

| Y and CANANDAIGUA RAILR0ADS.-TIsinsl leave
Pier foot Of Dune st. a. follows:
ExPREss TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for Cansndagua, Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada West-srrVins at Canaan
daima evening
MAIL TRAIN TIA NJ; stay over night at Elmra, and
arrive at Canandaigus early next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p NJ. This the tourists route to
western New-Yok and Niagara Falls The are large
snd commodou and for pleasure cannot be equaed By those
on any other Road.
WM q LAPHAM Supt. c. and Il. Railroad.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

N
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and after MONDAY,
May Sluntifurher noce-passenger steamers and trains
will run follows: - - - -. -. - ,-
WARD-One Cof the frst-class steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted st
NJ and Dunkrk II at night reaching Monroe at NJ
the next day and proceeding Toledo the same afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at p M or on the
arrival boat daily Mondays excepted, reaching Chi
sazo the evening and connecting at Chicago With hs
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
iqan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly ren
Chicago. - .,,, 49,. , ..,,, r. l,1,,,o, - ,.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at 9P. M daily
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe ~ next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning ex
Sunday and Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chcsko-sDd reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours
vou. time for the first express trains east for New
York. Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train viii leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
esptsd AT A NJ connecting Toledo with line Of
steamers Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping at all
the way stations will reach Chicago at 81 ?. NJ
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 M stopping at all stations and arriving al
Toledo at p NJ connecting with steamers TO sandusky
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for all the morn
Ing trains from those places.
Packetbost leaves Toledo at A. NJ, for Fort Wayne
and ports the Wabash Canal. JOS. II. MOORE, Suppl
Adrian June |, 1882
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DHEUMATISM and RHEUMATIC

Ia GOVT (curabls permanently In majority Of cases y
Circular is respectfully and auite usy offered 70 Rheu-
matte inyads who will be trouble OF sending for 10 20
the Bookstore No 159 Nassau st Many who despair may
vet be cuIen BY newly discovered means.
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ArOTICE is hereby given, recording to law, TO

~ al hsvins claims against GEORGE BoDDrt late ct
County deceased that they requires
e1h, same with the vouchers thereof 10 the sue-sbe -
place obusnes No - CAthsne st. the City ofNew fofks
on or before day OF May neIDsed November 6 leo
.u,,vsmr0. s ssRy Rob s9pDr' Administrator.
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate,
a. the County Is hereby all
hayns claims against JOHN Horribly r kie Of the CITY Of New
Yok 20 present with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber, the oce OF scoLEs COOPER, Ess. No -
OF New york, eorv the iSeny hh
day ne1aed NewSors the twenty second esy
Inn. Is5s ls3 isN6mwedsl JAMES L. LYON, Executor.
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and
FALL RIVER-The splendid and s2Rerior steamers
BAY STATE Capt VIM. Brown, and EmPiRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brsyton leave alternate days tsundss
eIcep,ed) from Pier No. s, ~ r. near tne Battery
10, Freight apply on board 1t the Office, Pier No
TISDALE BOARDEN. Asents Nos 10 and ~ "esf-s
LNOR ALBANY-Change OF Hours.-
The Cars Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad leave
the City Hall station New-York daily Sundays exceptec
at n A. NJ connecting with the Western Railroad ct Chst
ham and n NJ tExpress through Without snsnfs OF
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COAL CON-

u rANf DlVlDEND.-The Board Of Directors OF the
three and halt per can't on the onnita os of this Corn
lysee 70 he stoekholders their legal represents.
- e once OF the Company. Of Wall and
on % sief the 18th day OF July next The trans
yer oooks VII BE closed om the lat TO the I2h Jaly both
inelasivs-Nes-YeEk, Jaae 50, 1882 ~
GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer
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4 0OO 600 SEVEN PER CENT.

O.OOOCONVERTIBLE BONDS OF the
NEWCASTLE and RICHMOND RAILROAD.-Ths un-
deuigned ofer for sale TWO HUNDRED SEVEN PEh
CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS for $1,000 each, Of the
NEW CASTLE aud RICHMOND RAILROAD COM
PANY with Interest Coupons attached, payable s4man-
nuay the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company in New Yort The Bonds payable 1t the ssne
place in fifteen years and convertible into the STOCK OF
the Company within hve years.
These Bonds secured by mortgage executed By the
Company George Carlisle of Cincinnati, aud joseph b.
Nsnum, Of Nev-York Trustees. upon their Road from
Richmond, in Wayne County, TO New Castle, in Henry
dep0ts tolls privileges and franchises Of the Company This
m-rtgage is THE FIRST AND ONLY LIEN upon this sec
ton the Road which part of the great Trunk Railroad
from Cincinnati 10 Chicago.
Richmond TO Logsnsoor, 100 miles the whole Of which
under contract ard about thousand hands now en-
plOyed on the road
The total amount Of stock subscribed upon the whole road
500 400 The so-k applicable TO the construction OF the
road from Richmond 20 New Castle Is $4,000.
This Railroad passes through the most fertile pOpuO and
highly improved part Of Ohio and Indians, and must be-
eone the srest for freight snd travel between cncn
natl and Chicago and the North west.
The local busine alone would be sufficient 70 make the
road profitable The counties Of ndisna through which IL
produce sDnusy than millions Of bushels Of
wheat FIVE millions OF bushels of corr, hundred and
fifty thousand hogs and fifteen thousand cattle large part
OF which be transported to market this road.
The iron rails or than % miles OF the road have
been purchased Ten miles Of the road from Richmond n
Washington will be completed and In operation IN Novem'
Der next viii IN will make continuous railroad OF about
20 miles from Cincinnati BY way Of Hamilton, Eaton aud
Richmond
The holders Of the Bonds will have for their security the
Obligations the Company with subscriptions OF STOCK 70
the amount Of than het million OF dollars, and
mortgage upon the road from Richmond 20 New Castle, with
the iron rails superstueure tolls and franchises Of the
Company CARPENTER NERMILYE, ~ Wan 4.
'CkMMANN WaITPHOISE 4 en- Il Wallat
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GOAL-Peach Orchard, Egg, Stove a?t

DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Company Il prepared TO deliver to families !.
any Of this city Brooklyn and Wsmsoursh nom ~
Canal Boats and several ySrds the various nzes OF 20
Psson Coal which superior Anthracite for domestic uss
Apply at the ysrds OF 18th ST. and 9hsy West1
near Morton the foot Of Governeu East Rivers footo
North lOthst Wlismsburgh; foot Of Golds- Brooklyn,
or AZ the Office OF the Company, Of Broadway and
West The Coal VIII be delivered st 81 IS per tun. OF
2Oc bs from the Canal BOaia and 81 y IS rssrsene<
frou the yards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
Leaves Shrewsbuy.

The for Squam snd Freehold viii In Connection
with boat Stages 70 convey passengers to all parts Of the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat
the account Of the owners.
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PHENIx BANK, NEWLY DIRK, June 80, 1852.
HHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have

this day declared a dividend of four and half per
cent ar Of the profits Of be last six months pay
able and after Thursday July s 1852 By order OF the
BoaTd r NJ. BRYSON Cashier.
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~ Dhec'ogs have tbs day declared al diy
dend Of tour PER cent PAYABLE aud aer the lOa inst
The transfer books Will be closed after the Sd of Juy until
tbs ltth. j. s. GIBBONS CsShisr
New.Yofk July l. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

SsssSSTs osrss NUs s eSa asD 5 METZ issa
rIviDEND of Two per cent. on the
VI e,oek A this Company has THIS DAY been
n A. he Transfer Agency In the City OF New
1csreo ser he 18th inst The transfer BOOKS Wi %
yct on sr9ESnAY The 9th ard opened on FRIDAY the
sosed on IVh'D" O. L. PERKINS, Treasurer
Istb inst ------------
.noNDS for SALE.-New- York and
II r.v.Hsyen Railroad Bonds due 1865 New or or
~, 49,. Railroad Bonds due 1872; Illinois Ceptfa ~
snd h 49,, due 1875; Mansfield and SsnduskY oeco.u
iso and Income Railroad Bonds due g3 Tr
hhiOo" No As wilismst
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NTOTICE.-BROADWAY SAVINGS


Transfer Office, No. 81 Libertyst}
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter Of the New-Jesey Exploring and Mining Co has
passed the Legislature Of NewJeey and been accepted by
the Directors Tbs title BY the act Is changed to New.
Jersey Zinc Company"
heNew.Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock and
the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining aud Manu-
featuring Company viii be exchanged for the stosk
New-Jegsey Znc Company upon application at this Office
JAMES L. CURTIS, President
Eew-York, March 10, 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE.
PFIICATION viii DC made for letters of aiganis-
= tTston the estate % Of sShn Steam Of Ramsey
eoanty late deceased, Saturday the 27th OF March,
saStsEt l. O'Clock A. NJ. TO the PROBATE Cours OF
Ramsey county Minnesota Territory, when the same
rril be heard ard decided apon. In the meAntne The
csEri aPpciats Thonss r. Reed, Esd, special admins
take charge Of said estate bonds having been
gwen sld approved By me Court, !
''ssFiset' HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate.
"a rxua. March 3 ls52 FAtt rs Att.
~ NOTICE.
FHtE Heirs Of John Siesr late oi St.Paal, Mnnesoa
Territory, DECREASED who 10 Che Territory last
and eeted quarter section o. lane in Ram
ney coasy, As " ffias nj the time Of his death
will take ho-e OF his dsscease and that his
On the ahp,inisiralioD before the Probate
Cerrs % Rsnscy cofsty.Ths said jobs Steansappears
be Encsshmsn ahsat SO 90 years ofsgehad been
10 fbe u s. service 10 tie Mexican aud os,aned
lz1d for such with which he located his
1sad-he =,s nlsn OF s,Hod habits
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
$685. Judge OF Probate.
ST. Paul. March s, saj3. @ 47-4t.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-11

Il THv MAfL Z P ruiz MIssrssIPrs RIvEa.--
II will be agratiiication to all Of ps and especial-
ly to our ffisnds in Bentou and Cass counties, to
learn that the untiring exertons Of our Delegate
in their behalf, for increase Of mail facilities,
are crowned viii success: as will more fully ap-
pear by the following correspondence. m
WAsHIN Feb IL, 1862.
EDIroR PToNEER--Dear Sir: Please pub
lish the following communication from the r. O.
Department, for the information Of the public,
and obiige, .........'....,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-11
EDWARD MEAD,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER.
81, Mia, corner of Pine street, ST. Louis
rs noz receiving, direc; from Europe and Eastern
il manufacturer q very large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Of every desert ton and price; jeweiry OF the latest
fashion; new and elegant goods;
sILyERPLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
pocket and tfbe CUTLERY, gszors, strcps, &c;
MUSICAL IN SrRu MENTS
xioiins guitars csroaet tes, accordions, yicn and
r4iIar strings; also a large assorfmen, Of
CALIFORNIA GOODS,
<obie and single barrel CONS, rifles ami yagers, Colts
and Aliens revolver, rifles and belt pistols G..
D. and E.s proof percussion horns
hays ses, spy gissscs pocket compssses ink
stands sDij pocket scales, &c. .t
oaIGUERREOTYPE STOCK.
lsrre and complete assortment ell times hand.
Tee above goois well laid in and will be sold
very low prices.
81 Louis. FEB. IL. 1854 4e-tf
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FOR SALE,
A. Apology rlioa MARSHALL * co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

NXyE feel that ."o'osy is due the Public and the
w Printer for not having advertised The
trun is large Winter stock well adapted to
sae ae thai customers gnve time write
worth while .. ..re+.at
~e wish 10 sly 10 The Public that about out
of Sugar: ne shbors Rev 4 Farmer however, have
q snssa as.c5tloHt We have the other leading articles
oi lamy groceries yet and among other things of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS nj S25.
f.w bbis Mess Beef do Vinegar, at IA per gall
Ioa hbs Molasses, 10 cts; Tobacco, 20 Cof
fce n II cts IRON aad STEEL, NISEs, (ot those OF
.nfempcxncc and eStrayagsnce. nut Wilkinson's solid
box Plonghs sc. Any articles have, vii, be sold
small advance cost until the opening of nayiga-
ticn when shall, be hand with dst what is want
ed "a t.ie Grocery and Iron line.
81 Psnl, March II, 1854. ,.., '47-tf.