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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08

lnALLEY'S CELEBRATES Pam Extractor.
~ iOT Burns, Bruises. Sc;
lDalley's celebrated Cure All, for every KIND
OF injury 10 animals;
Bulls SarsaParilla and Yellow Dock;
Rogers LiverwoTt and Tar
IWIslar's Balsa:n OF Wild Cherry;
Williams ?ulmonic Bdlsani;
Gfays celebrated Plaster ior Ulcers. Sores sc
Jew David's do DO do TO
Judkins do Ointment do do
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills;
Peters Anu Bilious Pills;
HoofiaHG's lcelebraIed German BlteIs. ..for
femaPes;''
Thompson'4 Anodyne Syrup. for women and
\ children;
Paris Sooth 3ag Syrup "fer children teelhi1c;n
lLucina Cordial Tor GENITAL diseases;
Mustang Linamen,;
/ For sale at the prOprielors' prices. by
J. NJ. ZINERMAN,
Wholesale Agent,
Sign 81 The Lion aud Mortar, Market 81.
! April !. EtSIiyILLE Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08

I'M I'M GRAPE, Silk i, and Bersge ShawIs; a
agEHIil great variety OF Silks. Berages, de
L449 LANES, Ohalleys. Gnghanis, Lawns,
Sw sses, Averianople Tarlalanss and every
thing else that can be allied for NAV be found
at GILL & 5RUSSELL'S.
April s, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
NASHVILLE, TENN.

E Ar this house may be found one a
" OF the HANDsoMEsF stocks Of ~
taiisia, Glass, and 4aecES wares ever
offered in this CIly, and embraces large
tarIeIr Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
VAR EETY.

FEsWILLED French Cloths; Black and
b Fancy Cassimefes; Black Satin, Fancy
Silk, and Winter VsstIngs, al small prof
its. NO HUMBUG.
April %. J. l.. THOMSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
CARPENTERS TOOIS.

DLANES OF all kinds, Handsaws ant
Il Halchets. Augers AMI Chisels, Edge
Tools of all kinds.
6Feb. II. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Miscellaneous Hardware.

GUNS and GunbarreIs. Gun Locks. Curry
N Combs, very large stock; Fry Pans.
Tea Kettles. Sillers, Shovels and Tongs.
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards, Candiesticks.
Long handle Shovels. Spades, Springs and
AXES, Safety Fuse, Manila Rope, sc.
Feb, r. FALL 81 CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
PA UNVSs

goo KEGS FahnesIock's pure Lead
So 10 bbls LiRseed OH;
together with large supply of Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow. Spanish Brown. We.
nellan Red. Lirharge, Paint Brushes, Var
nisbes, Sand Paper, Glue. &C.. foI sale low
byG j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
April !. lS52-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Blacksmiths' Tools.

+ A RMITAGE Mousehole Anvils, Vices of
Ia all sizes, Browns Bellows, icarrauted
Slpcss and Dies, Hammers, longs, Files
and Rasps, Horseshoe Nails, SC.
4 Feb r. FALL 81 CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Window Glass.

MIfs 600 HALF BOXES OF imported
xEf&eS and Western make fnonl 7x9 10
52x42, for sale low By
Apr. l-ly J. Nj. ZIMMERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
QUARTZ MINING COMPA.

NY, NolcAnoyllle, III Dorado County, C4liforna-
Books will be opened AZ the Office Of the COMPANY No 70
Broadway Saturday, the Seth day Oct instant a. 10
O'clock A. NJ for Subscriptions the Stock Of this CON-
gaHy, TO the amount Of seventySve thousand dollars TINS
Company has been organized under the statutes Of Cor-
with cspiial Of $50 ore for the purpose OF vorklny
the and exceedingly rich mines winch have h.n
recently opened NolcAnoye the middle FORK of h.
American RIVER; and II Il now proposed sell an amour,
OF stock sufficient 20 erect machinery OF the most approved
and powerful description for the purpose OF working them
large and profitable scale The cAu.s Of the propre
tors Of thess mines consist of three thousand .x hupd
feet on the line Of the vein, with all it, OHse dips and AZ
sles tog tier with two hundred acres OF and wei
umeertd supplying abundance OF fuel and ulr for
many years % cone The vein hss been "prospected or
examined Al different points three quarters OF nile .nd
a. one place to the depth Of fly feet where il IL thirteen
feet thiek By shaft feet IN diameter and by drIf or
tunnel Of hundred and fly feet by vhieb ri.
gSned and ventilated, and at the time worked by
a. traek 70 the mill which within Eve hIaired feeI Of
sss ven The propnetcu Of the ven who spezt nesriv
opening and thoroughly t-srins is extent And char
swe.,, ~ s,sesed eaidinss-one forty BY y and enc
49, y .ny feet-quite sufficient 70 contain IL a.
sorIns on large scale only rnruiy,n~ -,
raw Tor feel ode<a ke- % that thr n.rbin~-,
en- ~ ~ N very time srr h, sr-;vS
ssene Az 70 the vein, est<nt .pa s~rsns
VEN sSsA st least, " The eeiebrssDd Co.. s
~ WINCH vsskns capital Of svss 15soep -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

c-xz r-s n .tps s-rrnr Hsn8er.au o. and M W.sck=e
r~. Jo.srts Pane Dos;on d.ehsrgns buk Petre No.
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3, 10 e. szIed A. - hk I--;ic LIE kln- B1--oa
A. Goe- f-l li Cef ST. .. fr Blrf.is. WITH ;4e
earro - hf.s q. Tsasrs vsi-h 80 D. 20 iiftrcr-
hrr Atal'c. L ar. cas. jacob
-, IN r.. 80. Ell Hsr-,r =; FIRE ~. " he----e
one FrrE D. Ga Ioh hr-7 H---f G-stl.i fa- D.
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no. Icrcl.-er Fnrlfr.-s. sham. p vielce ih. Argu
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Beicrd.
;ou 18th. frh Icuf.t P'fr. ta Br -l Pgr-y, d.. 1913
tra Iseder ~. A- o-~fa Ctr-ch do 90A hrg
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A. AZ Hsas1 = Ioh ~. -,e.--r F.n G-horue Phls.
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xes Iordsa Ch. 49, FrEre. Bc-rhf TeF fo-t Cd .-a,
schr. H. Eory Cunnansef, Boston
Ar Al St Andrew. y b. oh ,hiF G-nsss s;-ssn Se
Ar a. s. Joln < T. si.t a-t s,rsne- Creoe. ws-he.r.
p or Tort I'd shT Torf,rse Tom Nr~ fork hark
Ievart Porolti y H.. ssn- Harriet Prov e1oe Cd 80.
,chr Ne~ Be- ord "a shp Hofe Goodwin PR
son. LIv,rrool- schr Noe. O'Bren. G'olcester-
Is'sul Jsne Weh from View f1k ,trg
Yankee. Nasce. lor SeW York. rert dy
Bermuda oct T. hR j. A. JsT1run Pam rom Boston
fr Clacos Eoan jordan Ne~ fk ior stn juan Li1F
se (B) Easpor- 9Th bra QiauIit. b sWfn AeS
chr Altoona kns NcpOran- ca l2'h bark D'J B.
HarTlo:- Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

L. 5. steamship Washington 4 VI Fitch Bremen Oct va
seeseEs holer, sand RerA Monday, Oct D. sP N Ia Al
na 81 s w met and EXCHANGED ssnAls wtA L
SAP s. RSee Peel plt) CAss~k London and Portsmouth
~ no bat o. @p ske bs Haywood from Madagascar of BOs,on
Asss s ss ,d sss ws s :, r 'S Il IS
ssP Nc. ssssnd' sselP'e, BodeauS, 5 DAYS brandy &C.
s., 81. % NV w "a, N.A H.'F' IS days % and
.,s.., ssHl pst Byer Liverpool Oct nse and pa.
81 ~ W = = u Mr.haA
HssS en- Gate rs@an Maals va Bsavn July ST. pa.se
van ass sAe Carr Of Good Hops sep 81 Heena lsih
ssB :; and .sSe NO Ss.1sss Here Crossed TIE EOua
~, SA "'sa daras ~AA ANve ss.vy eAes rom
y b.. Sfss mSssA We s.s. and eS,.. SEPT. = 0,,o
srs Ss New iSt sts Ava Me- s WIZ hard Naahes,e III
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s.a ssrss Sss.As Poster Ss~sor, w.,.. a. s,,. =,
8 s WET Of he ess RSs ,S A'"'y weather has SsS
Ear. kssde,s fr.slAA rssl, Island Is s.y. ..s 10
sss, w se.. cssS' hs "a saa aaras xSsss @ q re
BAD cSsa sswy~, c.ss rs day.. hA to ssnV.O. x,,A..
ss.s axe ss' i iS led s s avs" va ~ Asa
SsHsse The As sSsSessd heavy Isras ne 49,
BRA The puks tRrl eosla rra-e iresua - y, a., A..
.osAsannsA, sed sil 70 khs BrOAess vessel 10
Bah cssnnOere Williams. sasss g days. aaa to pr.p-r
BsIl F,y,oua slater N,ssa and 80 lay. On 6Asar ma. q,
SAITH BayHloa leA A a. a. oa e. Passd Suk CAs Rrsss
u kereesni hc0ad EAst
Hsl 81 Mary, stlales Glassos Ssy, ron El~sR
Na,aa neNesr, Fort Pr'Dcc % dy oOs and %
o bskes Grraycs
RsDAnlsl We'd Brown. cherryke'd IL DAYS. lazsSes.
Bra wsnses, BE Benson, wnf~s days plaster TO J. $
Mhas~y.
Bro W. Dssa Collins. iaasas Oct san " l. scCready
Len port Henry Batter. ooos died o.
Asf ~ % the osi~srd passage Wa Joncs saivs o
lrelssd1 Did
R.s Iasrs ~, n.t,A,-op ArsAs, days TO order
brs Nora Jed<a PhLsdhs coal and rea SOC rosussd wills
AYES Il tbs ks crvo lately ss BrsAewsirs cear'
beDe D HERB
Bss Parton. (Br Murray sySsey, u day.. coal
sss shrs Heat Charleston. n a.ys yeo~ Anaso v
Jeees
Rs issl. Mcr,Os c.A. days, ksA ard packets spssa.
ksyksw CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct eliminating Sab Means Boston
Mar, H. Grove Do jas Wallace Poster, WnunFon schrs
q Porter Hud.on Crest Peg Mary Hen. CotInsham
Deer Creet ~ Berry. NewYsrk C1as Carroll San
ders saybrok Glover Dghion Kensinron Ios'e o'
Lucinda Hi Lefhofn oct g. lat g. 20 y, lonz 81! -
the Lucinda experienced hurfane} om sW n y
who lated FOR hours Carried topsn
tuwarl other damage On her outward passage rom
York fell IA With the bull Of the
Tnsh schooner Fanny Bourne Dartmouth, y 5 aparcsy
and in the condition found schr ID : her
chvu spfsss. Boston California Dugase, New York
Of Georg Walton savannah Penn
fyysns B7ynore Richmond Kennebec. Carb New York hg
mes Wsrsre Toter Savsnnsh ssoo Meayer d. sehr Med
way Dr. Porter Hshy s. Iherese Jane, Gardner, Haror
Islands syug Genet new B-och. Kingston IA George Ense
Thatcher Milton Chs Carroll Sanders Hartford lnvoce Glover
vdence Istssbear Fuller Boston Gem Hoy Newbufyp0r
uutfcss NcIerson, do NJ A. Rowland Raynor View fofk Dart
Pail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Passengers sailed.

~ samfkp Crc,csnf City for HapaAa, oeMrs John sldel'
hr- Thomas sdc chdcu and two servants Mr. M,nsomey'
Il Montgomery Mr. Packword. z Chamberlain and friend, J.
Moor wsller family NJ Upton and lady Mss Smith Mrs
q PeIpard, A. D. Gred aud lady Navel lady and son M
Arthur and children Miss Arthur Mrs Lnmaen child and
nuree w Austin Mrs BuTbant, children and servant n Lynn
Moi Mrs Hill children aud servant Mr. JOsephs and lady M
Nheman, MI Garwood = NJ Looney W, H. Mead NJ SECOND
hdy and chd Nj Dupasen. Mrs Martin Schen and servant
Miss Mss A. Jones Miss Je'cmy
Jane Coaison T. and children T. n Howard
children and Mrs Cshanc feney MI Fott Nine Fcary
Jolly binay Menahand Montclar March
Esemsut Pe MINI Theodore GeTus0h and Gach Mie Cc
Gle Madame sue Madame Dare Madame Cas. Madame De
Madame all Of the French Opera Troupe New
Stflea 40 lin he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
financial.
$25O.OOO S sAN ERA FRANCISCO rs o. WA Va.

" ~cOsOOO TER LOAN. Ten per cent
Bonds OF go with coupons payable seml-snnualy,
the City OF NEWTON, redeemable on LIST November lS
The undersigned President OF the Mountain Lake Water
Company Of the City of San Francisco e State Of Cal
liorHa Will sealed proposals. office Of Messrs
DlAS 4 THOMAS, No. 81 WAll-st- in the City of New
YoTk until Thursday the ih day OF November 1851 AZ
O'Clock r M ioI the whole, any part Of the above
mentioned Loan, which Will bear the rate OF
10 per cent per Gnnum payable sem-annuAy in the City
Of Newfok and be redeemAble the Isl day of Noys
Der, 1862, AZ the place.
The undersigned wiz avail himself Of usual privilege
OF rejecting conditional bids, and Of declining sach 10
may not deem advantageous.
Bids should be directed Proposals for San Francisco
Water BoDds,' and sent 10 the subscriber
Twenty per cent and the premium win be payable on
TIE day after opening the bids and the balance with ac-
erued may De paid the option of the bidder any
t~hs an opportunity to reliable and perrna-
neni investment without precipitsely disturbing their
financial arrangements.
The debt created by the Of these Bonds for n.
purpose Of paying for the necessary pipes and fixtures more
than sufficient being already provided for the purpose
plenng the works the capitRl OF the Company
saCttOl having been subscribed BY the clti1ens of San
Francisco, the subscribers embracing many Of It's most
wealthy and respectable merchants and bankers THIS -
The hrs and only debt Of the Company and the repayment
OF the secured by the transfer trust James B.
Bond end William NJ Burgoyne Of all the property and
hon Of Dollars
The Company have BY law the exclusive riyht Of LAYING
pres within the city limits and by purchase the only
source from which water be introduced the city
The stock Of thus Company VIII probably be Tie bes, pay
ms stock in the Union.
Cope. CT the Laws Reports ofEnEineer with Maps. ke
can be had by calling AZ the office Of Messrs DIAS
THOMAS No. 50 Ws1-st- second story.
~. .., SAMUEL PURDY, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
PHnADrLpHA Wednesday, Oct.
Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-The sales of COFFEE this morning
OF with much sint. Of 200 bags RIO Of
fered 1900 sold 81 55dSe 90 averaging about 80 H.
A mort above 81 65 the 600 bags withdrawn
toI better pnces.
ales of0Ot0 bales NJ steady prices Mddug quoted
gc Stock lG7 900 bales LARDSales 1000 kegs ordinary
al Ice.
ALBANY, Oct T-No receipts returned by the Canal OF
Zee. FLOUR steady. No sales of WHEAT OF Corn. OATS
Sc for State aud 4lc for Western; sales 1000 bush
BARLEY active at CSC for Wisconsin 72 aisle for two
rowcd and 76d7c for fourrowed with sales al 600 bush
CHARLESTON Oct. A.-Ssles CoTToN to-day, SO bales
at 81 10 l0tc. The market dull with declining tend
eney. HOLDER are pressng on the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of - BEAUTIFUL


DEREMPTORY SALE of - BEAUTIFUL
L BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES in tho
PLEASANT VILLAGE of WESTCHESTER, n. Y, st
AUCTION
ALBERT II NICOLAY viii sell at Auction on MON
DAY Nov at O'Clock, At the beautiful village Of West
chester, N. Y. on the ground;
80 desirable building Lots and Cottage Sites 30 feet front
and rear and loo deep.
Weschester Is one Of the pleasant and hourishng
villages in Westchester County and IS only 3 miles rom
the city Of New-York by the Harlem Railroad.
This beautiful property is within five minutes walk OF
the propostd NewYork and New Rochelle Railroad, which
dAy 10 and from this place and the Harlem Railroad depot
The ground nearly level and sufficiently elevated TO Sc
saubrous atmosphere and the soil is OF the first
quality. .
Churches schools and academies within the immedi
vicinity. The Of from tho city, to-
gether with the healthy location and excellent neghbor
hood, all combine 20 make this an exceedingly desirable
property either for genemans country residence for
the mechanic and workingman well safe and profitable
investment for Capitalists the property in the vicinity
rising and will continue 10 Tse and rapidly Increase
in value. Title indisputable
Tems-l0 per and the Auctioneers fees the day
OF sale 40 per cent the 9th OF December, when tho
deeds will be- delivered and the balance remain bond
and mortgage for three years At per cent Or 10 cent
and the AucUnters fees the day Of sale and the balance
in monthly nstsments Of 10 per cent each until the whole
amount ID paid
discount of 10 per cent viii be made all lots bought
for cash.
Meps and full particulars be obtained of the AUG
tiOneer.
free excursion by the Harlem Railroad will be made
the day the sale Tickets be obtained free of charge
on applying j. Y. Hutschsr, Esq, No 80 Chathamst,
10 the Auctioneer, No. 10 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
IRON WORKS PROPERTY


AT PUBLIC SALE-The subscribers will sell at
Public Sale, SATURDAY, the 9Th OF November next,
their Anthracite Blast Furnace Stone Foundry, Machine
Shop and other Buildings and Improvements connected
Herewith, known the SOUTH EASTON IRON
WORKS situated the north side Of Mllst in the bor
ough Of South Eeston Northampton County Pennsylvania
consisting Of the moety of the Lot marked the
general plan of said borough Of South Easton No TO- and
the whole Of the Lots marked IN the Aforesaid pan Nos H.
r. 49, IA and 10 containing front said MIs 30feet
and extending length depth norhwardy between lines
running parallel with Abbotst. the Lchgh River (the
Property lying between the Lehigh Canal and the Lehgh
Ryerl The improvements erected on the premises and TO
be sold herewith, substantial three and hat-story
STONE BUILDING forty by ninety feet one BLAST
FURNACE - feet square with House 36 by "a feet
STONE FOUNDRY, 60 feet square Stone Offices under
which the Wheel House, two and half stories high
forty feetsquaIe; FRAME MOLDING HOUSE, SOL y5o
frame Store House % by Sc feet; frame Blacksmith
Shop, ~ by 80 feet; frame Stable, ID by % feet;
an Open Shed, "A by 43 feet frame Wheel House,
50 by Is feet; and frame Weighing House q feet
square Also good and substantial Stone Wharf extend
the whole length Of tie north front the Legh River;
and good Timber Wharf, extending along the south front
the Lehigh Canal also. Railroad track extending from
the furnace to carry of the cnder.
The location REGARDED equal TO any in the State for
with large deposits Of Superior eatite Ores and being
convenient to the Magnetic Ore Mines of NewJersey from
which Ore is obtained either by Canal Railroad The
buildings well adapted the manufacture of Stoves
Machinery other Foundry Castings and the advantages Of
the location for their production believed TO be unsurpassed
The means Of transportation are by Canal and Railroad TO
York and other Eastern cities and by Canal TO rha
depha TO which cty Railroad now In Of con-
Tuction expected 70 be completed early tire ensuing
year There viii be hand the Furnace the day of
sale, about go Of Magnetic Ore 2c00 tuns Of Hemse
Ore, $50 tuns Of Iehlgh Coal and 30 uns of Limestone
Terms OF SALE-For Real Estate-One third Cash one
third IN year ard onerd Ia two years with interest
and approved security For Stock-Cssh or approved in
dorstd paper months with interest The and
conditions viii b. more fully made known day Of sale.
Persons wishing view the Property will call the sub
srbss at Eason before day Of sale Sale commence At
10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises THOMAS MILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
II. H. LEEDS Aucroneer.
WILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIAMS's

w GREAT ANNUAL SALE of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN PAINTINGS.-At the National Academy OF
Design, No. 6e3 Broadway, opposite Bond-st New-York
on WEDNESDAY, 9th, THURSDAY, 2ath, and FRI
DAY 18th inst.
Messrs WILLIAMS, STEVENS l. WILLIAMS beg
leave TO announce their first Great Annual Sale Of Paint
ihss BY American end Foreign Artists Of disn guhed rep
naton, 10 include among others the OF Dursnd,
HUNTINGTON, Doughty ROsster, Odde, Clifford, Inness,
RAiney Rembrandt Pesle Annelh Carter, Grey, Beard,
Poole, Sidney, Percy Hubner, Hicks, Cropsey, Edwin
hte, Sontsg. Cole Gray, Church &C &c, and TO close
eonagnments number Of hgh-cost Paintings in store
In announcing this sale which they confidently invite
the attention Of the public and purchasers rom all parts OF
the United States they propose to place before buyers 81
peor class Of pictures richly framed which have only
been obtsinabe a. private purchase or the oreaxns up OF
gentlemen's galleries and TO present from tune 70 time
DaguereotyIe il Of the state OF modern art
tins side Of the Atlantic While the OF leading
arss ALREADY secured is guarantee OF works which, in
the ordinary course purchase and sale would rarely be
open 70 the treat body connoseurs IL 10 believed that
he plan will 90 fully the wishes Of buyers a. at once
TO return 70 the srtsts benefits equal those the public
must derive from such an exposition.
Catalogues win be ready and the pictures exhibited n
above on and after the 18th inst. [2O5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Uarpetimss, Oil Cloths, @f.

CARPETING and OIL CLOTHS.-RE-
~ MOVAL-WM. McGRORTY wishes 10 inform 10
friends and public that be has removed his stock from No
1876 Wihans 70 No. AZ broadway. Hs has now on hsna
large and weselected stock Of every description Of ~
petngs and Oil Cloths &c, which he VIII disPoos -
Wholesale and retail reasonable terrna No w pfss~
way three door from LibertY-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Passengers Arrived.

paefsAip SIR KoeSrf Pee Jres Lonaoa- Harriet Ste
phens Mas D. Stephens, Master George STEPHENS Miss Emily
siephsns
'.1 Ge!dsa Gate, O~ MaHiAa-S DeAve LOUIS An,hop,
lady two children and servants.
IL hark Rraeer J,sa Turks hlaRd-Mrs c Frhy WIDOW
al Capt v, OF the bs Alfonso who died TURKS Island Wash
mssou fnsbse snd
brts Rhia rc@ CAariestoHNSihsn Tlee Jr, Charles
rylee.
brig Dsa. Jro~ iraSsa-Cspt Gelnrnei
The W.. bus Gem lost at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
Receip,s of Produee Oct p

BY North Rter Bodt'-l3427 bushels Corn, 4,l25 do.
Wheat, t765b bs Flour II do Whisky, do. Ashes ISL
pigs Butter.
Nv Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Flour, IS do Whisky and
81 pkgs Butter
nv Nep-Hdtca Railroads. pkss Butter, and III do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

day Oct ~ at lt o'clock AZ the Auction RooJns Nos
BtekmAn 50 Ann-sss VIII be sold q Public Auction thu
stock Of Rosewood AID Mahogany Cabinet Funit1
thai has been offered this IL viii conprsc rch NJ
hoesny Rosewood and Block Walnut Furniture Of every
kiud aud quality consisting n PAT Of MAbozsny Wsrdbe
Bsdteeds richly carved hairs AL patterns Rosewood snf
Mahogany MaEbe-top Centr and Card Tables Rosewood
and Back Walnut Extension do Dressing Bureaus sni
Work Tables Msrbleop and plain Washsta3ds Bedroom
and Basement Furniture, arg" trnch Plate CLASSES spe-
r,er Hair Maasses, al szes; Pesssee brsselS raree-
ny and Ingram Caets o;i Cloths nchly caryed Voltars
Snd RockirS Char styles aud patterns. A-o IA
,rvoee OF Gilt aud Mahogany Gssses troni dcair Ao
Sdox.u double and thFee,ualcr Patent Bes; = rst-
rate article BThe stock Is large and viii eiori coed
oprorturty fer the trade well as individuals rsqairns
house furnishing articles Catalogues ready on The morning
OF sale and ppponement OF any account Sood- packed
ard shipr ed al mocefste cfSise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

THRUST SALE Of ST0CKS.-SlMEON
i DRAPER will sell At the Merchants Evehanse' az
noon on ATURDAY the Jth October ms; the following
frst-csss Railroad Stocks 10 close a Irus, ,,- 9,
20 SHARES IN the Capital Stock OF the PA EhSON and
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY. -
go SHARES IN the Capital STOCK OF the PAIEhSON
and RAMAPO RAILROAD COMPANY. ~
Both OF these roads leased By the Newfor ana RE
Railroad Company and the term Of the leases are sucn n
The lease Of the Paterson and Hudson Railroad Tor ne
term Of It's chatter annual rent OF EIGHT FER CENT
nee taxes The PATERSON AND RAMAPO RAILROAD -
leased for an annual Of sS0O-whch Is SEVEN AND
HALF PER CENT on its capital of $4,000.
These Stocks Weld interest greater than any nrst cass
securities Of such road the Ncr- York and Erie The
fae Will be without Ieserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

TNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
i COMPANY of the CITY Of NETWORK, estab.
hshed in 1851 at No I73 Canalst Branch Office. No "
Broadway corner Of Wast, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise, Household Farnitures
Vessels in Port and their Carg0es &C. against loss dam
age By FIRE. JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
MOSES g. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDIsC,