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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

SUPREME CoURT-Specidt Itrm-Bs-
fore Iudse Roosevelt Deci.isas-Lssys A. CbsSyss
O. - JONAS A. CSsSvre-D-cree OF divorce graneed.
the mother 10 have TIE custody Of the child
Sa, "A Bseliia sst .oAs Bsesiis- Divorce granted.
the care Of the child granted 10 The mother
N tSs Ssasr Of sn. C'siSAt0s s-d esi<ys-Nsw
Trustees cut sr'u'ed for Trustees deceased with special
Il ssrucrops, s.
JOAN Ca,s.l .,si Henry BAslseQ, i~plssd.a 80
Psnjarsir sas-ns- sgt ssn<-Mcsion 10 stnxs oue
spswers shown. Se. Srsnted
On ne pr..r0s of Mar, zss Dea and H. Ra,acv -
Tsai Of Parriek Bs Nsas-Coss 10 be rotAxod
snd decree Inodi6ea 20 % aoount and balance paid
ever 10 petitioners
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Paine.
-WiL4ns r. Wake sgt cas- H. Rs,ssy asd ci~k
Wooster Motion foe Injunction 10 restrain defsndsno
from uspR tshing copies OF certain pa?srs end docu
m"nu, (soout forty In alp being sifdsvin made oy
pGnf and Bis wife and others letters OF paiuut %
hs wife and other psrtiss and their repiss cssrs
from defendant Wooster aud Mrs r Wooster to plain
~ &C. banded BY plaintiff 90 defendants the under.
stapcir that upon tie mination OF certain invesd
saron then peDdins church yesus aoo, We believe,
slresdy referred ~, claimed ~ be vet concluded
they 10 be returned 10 him. and defendant under-
took that the said papers should nos 40 from his poe
ssssi n yet h. delivered or allowed 10 be delivered
ed them 10 be read BY other persons than shose
toned IN the stipulation, and that said papers OF
great value To plaintiff evidences u yndiests his
character from 1es and false statements which have
that receiver may be appointed for tho safe kseong
Of sAio papers sud that they may be handed over 70
said receiver
TIE Court granted temporary injunction. with
order 10 show why II should rot be made per-
petusl, and receiver appointed.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Common CoUNCiL-SPECIAL MEETING.
"A suecIsl neeiipg nf the Common Councli nvensd
a. the City Hall last evening, Alderman mauder 10 tue
chair The object Cf the oeetng was 70 take Tito con-
vision Tor the damage caused by the storm Saturday,
night - veraI petitions were presented from cfiYns
of various parts VI the city asking to have sneou rs
paired graded paved, &c.
Alderman Bsrker moved that the Counsellor Tor sno
City be Instructed TO inquire whether the Common
Council have the power % drain The surplus waters
into the neghbOnrg city or town, and repor! 81 tne
e6rlCr ment Carried.
A petition slso presented end carried u nsvo
At raised 40 As 10 agree with Ninth and Tenth
40, The Controller wss s,o authorized by tins Com
mon Council 10 borrow 5000 for School purposes
sfter which they adjourned.
n W0rkmen commenced excavations
Yesterday preparatory 10 the erection oil the Audubon
Of he CITY Hall
RA row boat was run down by one OF
the Osl,ionav ferry boats on the Wn.ms0ursh eide,
las, evening about oclock There we're four ooys Ia
the boat when cspsLed, tso 81 rnom "eIo klc@eo W
by tbs bsnos on the ferry boat and tho other Two sue
ceeeed IN resshiDg the ship where they were assisted
out.
Y A man named Patrick Hannis,
while passing up Grand 81 near Sixth st. ast evening,
about O'clock was attacked by gang " fo"oiss snh
severely beaten He Wa. carried home by some per.
Ions " no camo 20 his assistance.
n The Jefferson Horse Guards, Of the
18Th REGIMENT, Capt J. wis., were reviewed 10 lor.
imersl yesterdsy afternoon, By Gen Duyea and Col.
smith.
~ The Indian boy who was seriously
Injured by striking bis head against stone, few days
aince while batbbg at the FOOT Of south 4.h e. died
from the Effects of bic wound on Saturday lsst
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OFFICE DELAWARE AND HUDsoN CANAL Co,
NV YoaK. Monday, Aug 30, l-j2

NEW YoaE Monday, Aug. 30 l'5@
To tss E.ao- Of ne \ , i''hu-, r., ,r
An article copied from The Miners
Jotrnai appear. IN your coumns this morning s',snS
deliver this yesr.' .,t.
Til, i. 10 correct and ths the publ; may not be m'
led would state thar have stu unsold poit N VI
our hmm c al whicn re CTR TO Oh public but IS %
our bros-o ,izes Ee ave for tin9 past, Ia con'e
ouepce OF our sales being large declinsd making ilr
tper engagements Isaac n. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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DARRHrA AND DYsENrERY.-The Seal

DiARRHrA AND DYsENTERY.-INeS Seal
pei! fuer, ready containing ten popular saA
Instructive areles-6i pases - edition u
the November number for 1884, contssiue the celebrated
popular aud ineligible article pishes and by ssntsry,
Is now ready THIS remarkable artiel. was published In
than hundred journals hroughcu the country 10
will b peculiarly welcome this Of distress among
children. Price p Inquire for the Nov. No, ls&s
ApssNcE, SHEsNaN & Co, No. Astor House
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aSUsEsENTs, &C RVS DAY AND EVENING.
Siho's Garien-trsnch OPEN CompsnJ-Lamps
Burton Iheatef-H~ir ~ lsV Good Tor nothing
Castle Gsfden-Ratel FANNY Mtnriu F.my Miners. &c.
Bauum' N Stsun-Ths Orphsn, DEAN, Dsndus a.
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WARD SCOTT AND GRAHAM

SECOND WARD SCOTT AND GRAHAM
AssocIATIoN.-Tbis Association met last evening, a,
No - Dutch-st, JAMES GALLAGHER presiding. After
The transaction Of the usual business aud ths admission
Of quite a number of members, toe Association
adjourned to next Monday evening.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANCE or III

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER At
4. J. DelatoErs Corr1eiy Lynch Cgdrks) 25Ia WslLa
1882. m. hcon. 3PM. SPIN.
Aug J0..-..-....C2 - - -
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Srrrnsrn MrRnrR.-Mr. Geo. Schwartz.

Jr a baker lng bI'iu-ss At the corner Of o'S'as'
and Avenue A. has bee missing since SATURDAY morn
Ing aud Is suppa.ed ~ have D. en murier-d ne ,oN
bor al that time 10 ns wagon. aud stated Or oar
lem spc .auhattanvte Tor the purpose Of col scthS
rev from his customers, snd was laii en- a. tn
later ulce 1t o'c ck the same daY. His noFse ana
wagon were iould a. IL o'clock z' nisat oy 'ne P'-i
Al The corr er Of WcoItr AID Grsrf SIS aaf were "a,
Len home he Il supposed % have had oetSaea = v
spo 500 In ma yos'esson A. the u1it ia ~.' '7ty
judustfieus yerae end oorrelt 10 nis neois ana
vas much esteen.d 10 rae Ward IN ~lien ~ ayeI.
- 9. r,e-su,er Of the - .ntreuth Ward Wnis
Committee Whan n len home NJ was draesed -
suit of brown linen had on lite ahr'' yeho" nta-
p.l und-r shirt aud stray hsf. He MAS G-Finth "
bittb H. ye.rs # age feet Inches 10 hlsnt nsRnef
scu, ,itn ard had osi the thumb OF Ms ieiI nsnd
TIE ,oo cf be head xas bald lni.rnanon reipecuas
hin msy be len vita D. Bo5d, At the CoTjSe's VI
re.
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~ Mr.. +. H. NASH having returned from
bis musical tosr ugh New England with renewed health
AMI strength would be happy TO his pupils a. the Aud-
cal Academy NO. $40 Brooniest See advertisement RI
IN LAT
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Y Madame Matilda Francisco Anneke


Hall. No In Walker-st, the German language on
the Moral Elevation Of Women. Soc has already lee.
tured With In many Of thu ci'ies of the West
Il her lecture were given ia English We have no doubt
that large number OF Amer ,sn ladies' woild be
among the audience
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U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Charge Of lssauh ritk Dangerous Wss7oa-Jans
RYAN. one Of the crew Of the snp Queen OF t,e ~ea
made complaint charging the chlet uate win having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

- Portraits Of the two Presidential
Candidates have been Issued by John Neal No. 50 Car
mine-st, New York They are of good size, engraved
on steel and tuperor to all othcrS that We have seen
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ARREST or HorEL TmEyEs.-At late

ARREST or H0TEL THEyEs.-At late
hour Cd Sunday nigh,tvo men named John Murray
Al d Jas Glrd, n applied tIr 70 IN AZ tne tu'lln
Hou-e In Cnsmbers-st, and were acc0mm DeaLe1 WIZ
rom No a. Soon sftr Ihi Mr. Robert H. S'on- one
~ The b. aders az the house, hesrd some one a. '1
door az the room OF Mr. WIN Walker which 40 )iasa
hls. ara wa. separated from ~ folding DOORS .ac,
we're oven The door Of Mr. w. was soon opened ana
soue person entered and was seeu oy MI S'0ns A.
" Jrk upon the pockets Of SIR. Walkers eoians NJ;
w bsInzts.r s,eep Mr. Stone instantly sprang o1s OF
bsa md Iu.hed 20 secure the rob5er, but ne led aso
IA. own room locked the door, and preiencedt1 %
asleep The pr prietor Of the house vas toea naao
Of the eircu rs and sent for Otoers aoo7f
and Kiuyon of the Third Ward wno secured zoe tF9
-, .nd toe them before Justice BOg,r, ano lockfd
,Ls,r mn for examination Mr. G. v Fox, OF the stea a.
sbn BALTIC who occupied No. 10, stated tns' az
heard alrne opera rins upon his LOCK ON tns
risht Mr. Stone, seeing Murray iter nu afics1
,,sed thar hs believed him be the man whom ne "a"
IN Mr. Walkers room.
SUPPOSED VIOLENCE BY nus bANp'-
n, sunday evening do nestle difficulty took Plsce De
,xe.n James Hand aud MS Vie E1ls a. su.i IT,.
ssrcs IN the fourth story OF house NO IOo hos|sS
husband, IL sppesrs IS usual csns nohe ~, - me
-, % beating bis wifs she rfeo 70 get ou' W .uo
W. coned the ooor locked She then ran 70 tne
49, .nd e, herself down. 80 that her teet rested
49, re ,on az window bird a. the story nex' below.
NJ; Mind closed and she ether fell or vas pasned ~
- hr,band from the window, and Srues upou .ue
nsvsnept b-nesth, breaking one OF ner ARM IN
r.,e. oislocaiipg her shoulder, and Receiving se'o
sf.vers vouuds upon the bead sad eoo7. $40 va :
ckss nm by Assistant Capt Obren Oh Tue oul.esn
Ward ard taken 10 the New.Yort Hospital 10 "Ns
lpsensblliy Hand wss arrested oy oneef Meyers an'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

The FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.-A grand
High Mas will be celeb ID ST PatricS' Cathedral,
on "wednesday the LIT OF September in honor OF tina
victims who persisted In the a.e revolutionary outbreak
In .ta Ina, Gay has been selected By tao Cuban
Patriots &c The anniversary Of the death OF G'a. Lopez
The ceremony Ia the C-.hedr. 70 ne purely rellspg,
and funeral The public I, Invited 10 attend, at 10 A. NJ
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~ The Jefferson Horse Guards, Of tn
18Th Regiment Capt J. wills, were reviswed 10 10
inerst yesterday afternoon, By Gen. Dafyea and Go
smith.
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Arrest OF A HOUSE THEF.-A blacI

ARREST OF HOUSE IHiEF.-h UIHCh
fellow named Forester Young was csug~ 10 tns
b,ardtre house OF Ars Edes. No. 62l Broadway, At
O'Clock vest rday ornug and handed over u the cu'
tody o. Officer Davis. OF the Fifteenth Ward false
kew vas ou1d upon HIN, by st whih he had Gu
tered throulh The front door and tickets for prop
erty copst.g Of s~ey and cipihi0g 10 tia value OF
,bcut $500 ali which hr had diii.renI lines stolen
from the house The prisoner had been seryau. 10
the fsuiy out about three months since, being sus'
nec,ed 81 d.houestv had been discharged lie
Locked I'd 70 awsi, examl astion.
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PORTRAIT OF GIN. SCOTT.-We have
received fromN Currer large aud expensive portal.
Of Gen. Scott, from DaguerreotSpe by Nanlno. Il
represents the hero of many battles In his stsrnest
aspect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

SEPTEMBER Term OF THE COURTS
The las, day for frg Notes for I"ue for the Supreme
Court Circui. and Special Term for sep'enSer, TO
morrow. Wednesday on Monday next Notes 0! Issue
VIII be received for thc Saturday hSnon Cs'eHdar'
which will DO taken up for the ars time on Saturday
sernignt.
T.eU g Dls,ric, Court vi open the next Term on
TUESDAY, 7,h Of September, but tue Civil Calender viii
no, he taken Up until the second Tuesday Of the Ter n
Note. of ssue mus, be fled the Thursday the 9Eh OF
The Z Circuit Court WIN Il. On Tuesday, the lith
aud The s,t day for Eng Notes Of Issue tbs Thnrs
day previous.
The Common Pleas will hold Term on the Let Moo.
dsy Of September for the Trial Of Jury causes aud
Wednesday mkt Ia the last day for hns Notes OF Issue
The Superior Court win bold M regular Terms unui
October; bu, during the month Of September the
Judges will Of. four days 70 hear appeals.
Tns Court of Oyer and 1srmlner viii not cit una
November, when very heavy calendar OF Honany
cases may be expected.
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CHARGE OF PASSING

MONEY On Saturday evening a woman named Mar
gatet Pierce WIS srrestsd, charged with attempting 70
mass 81 counterfeit Dill on the COnmercltl Bank OF
providence. T. atseyers grocery aod butcher saops
IL the Fourth ay A, each place where sne offered tne
bi she was ted that 1t bad, bns persisted IN at
teU,ir 10 ct rid CT n, unul sha baiy arrested
and locked up u await ex.mins'ion
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~ The Indian boy who was seriously
Injured ~ striking bis head against stone few days
since while bathing the foot Of south f.h1 died
from the Effects Of bic wound on Saturday lsst
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DEATH FROM INJURIEs.-The lad Val
en,lne 81 y1cr VINO un over 90 Tuesday last by
truck, owIed by AID Smlth OF the Eleventh Ward aud
severely Injured, deO Sunday evening Of hls
wounds Tnt parents o the deceased re,ide No I29
Pits1 Coroner Ives was notified TO hold IA Inquest.
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~ A young pickpocket named Dennis
uC.,,v a. ye,,erday arrested charged With pickin
The pocket Of Mrs Catharins Powell Of port monr sie
eort,riog $40 H. woile q, & Pauis Charch, on sun
ds7 The money cred and the boy was loeke1
Nd BY Justice BOgart
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ACCIDENTALLY Drowned. The C0rO.
ner yesteroay held az Inquest upon the body Of Michael
M-huD, native OF Ireland p years of age VINO xss
accidentally drowned nj the foot ~ Ssrton.st r. on
Thursday last III consequences at being Knocked
bo6rd fr vessel which he was engaged In un.
loading lumber verdict Of accidental death
cered by the Jury.
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z A lad employed in Thursby's rope
walk II Bushwick SATURDAY. las had his hip d'io'
Gated b getting entan sle1 Ia the gearing.
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TvtLArEARsoNC use.-Mrs. Nc Nancy
"A Inn NeDons,d. who wers arrested fec days
nee cha geo win setog are TO lae dwe ling In which
5.y resicoa IN SEVENTH near Egbteee;n e. nave
zen exani ed before Justice stuart, and honoraoly
ischa-get.
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For AUsTRALIA.--The ship VIM. Froth
ngbs n, Capt Bsbbidse, sailed yesterday At O'Clock,
for Port Poiip Australia, with $50 passengers st of
,-l.y-- --"' ~ s---S undsr ,hs ApproorlA,s
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NERvE.-An Indian sword player leelnr-
ed, at q great public festival, that he could
cleave, vertically, small lime laid on a
mans palm without injury to the member;
aud the General (Sir Charles Napier) en-
tended his right hand for the trial. The
swor3-psayer, awed by his rank, was reluc-
rant, and cut the fruit horizontally. Being
urged to fulfil bis bonst, he examined the
palm, said it was not one to he experiment.
ed on with safety, and refused to proceed.
The General then extended his lett hand,
which was admitted to be suitable ia form;
yet the lndian still declined the trial; and
when pressed, twice waived his thin, keen
edged blade, as if to strike, and twice WIKI
held the blow, declaring he wss uncertain
Of success. Finally, bee was forced to make
trial. anil the Time fell open. Clearly diyid-
ell. The edge of the sword had ,just mark
ed its passage over the skin without draw
ing drop of blood!
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: AND GI.ASSW ARE
EDW ARD MEAD,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALEr
81 Min corner Of Pine s,rerf ST Inuis

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER,
ST. Main, corner Of Pine street. st. Louis.
rs receiving, direct from Europe and Eastern
y manufacturers. a very large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Of every description and price; jewery OF the latest
fashion; new aud elegant goods,
SIiNER-PLATED AND BRITAVNiA WARE;
pocket and table CUTLERY. raEog>. strops &c;
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
violins, guitars ciaroncs fas accordons, violin and
Guitar strings; also q large ssSurt,ncT! Of
California; GOODS,
double and single barrei guns, rifles and yagers CCs
and Aliens castteei rides and belt pa.os q
u. AMI Ely's waterproof percuss horns
shot bags goggles spy glasses pocket compasses ink
stands, gold pocket scales &c.
DAUGUERREOTYPF STOCK
large and pc!e all times hand
The above goods well laid 10, and will be sold at
very low prices.
ST Ions, Feb. i2. 1851. i6-tf-
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We find, on scrap in orr ssdrawer, -
this passage from a learned lecture by &c re
man advenfurer in London, one ..Baron
Vondullbrainz." He is illustrating the
great glory Of mechanics rs a science:-
s'De ting dat is made is more superior dan
do maker. ] will tell you how in some
sings. Suppose tmake de round wheel of
de coach. Ver' we'll; dat wheel roll FIVE
hsndred saile--and cannot roll myself
Suppose ] am de cooper, what you call and
1 make de ebig tub'to hold de vine. He
hold tons and gallons; and cannot hold
more as FIVE bottles! So you see .lat de tins
dat is made is more superior dan lie ma
ker! =" t.eaei
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MILLINEkY:

NKSe MEkRICk has Just received direct from
4'A the East, great variety of satin BoEnets; also
splendid assortment Of Velvets satins, silks Pushes,
Ribbons, flowers, Tabs Ruches Pumcs great variety
french worked collars and cuffs. black silk Laces cai
-2 ich to -2 yard wide; in fact every article usually
kept IN MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and she would
respectfully invite the citizens Of Saint Paul and the Up
River towns to give me q CALI
MANTAU.MAKlNG.
IN connection with the above done at the shortest
ice, and III ~orsmanl;ke manner Mrs. NJ. is couidea,
N saving that in neatness Of fit and workmanship she
not suppressed Dress Trimmings Of every kind hand
and Tor sale. Give me q call.
MARY MERRICE.
Rooms o~rr j. Brookes Book Store, Galena. 3-2sy
TuNIE BOOK OF TIE Seasonal new and charm.
ing volume Of natural history-episodes of insect
he by Acheta Domestca frst series insect Of sprng,
.coond series, insect Of surnmvr T. BROOKEa
s"ss"a Oet. II, le6e s
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PRrseycE OF MiSD.-Presence Of mind
is often shown in quick perception of some
device or expedient, such as we usually
suppose to be All emanaticn Of superior
iHteilect. This has been repeatedly exem-
plified la the recontres with she insane. A
lady WAS one eveniDg sitting in her drawing
room alone, when the only inmate Of the
house, brother. who FOR a time had been
be;rayIng a tendency to uusoundness Of
mind, entered with a carving knife in his
hand, and shutting the door came up TO her
aud said argret, an odd idea has oc-
Cured 10 me. wish to pain; the he AL OF
John the Baptist, and think yours might
make an excellent study for il. SO il you
please will cut off your head" The lady
looked at her brothers eye and seeing in il
no token of jest, concluded that he meant
to do as he said. There was an open win-
dow and balcony by her side with a street
~ front; but a moment satisfied her tina,
safety did not lie thar way. So putting on
a smiling countenance, sne said, with the
greatest apparent cordiality--" hat is a
strange idea, George; but would it not be a
pity 20 spoil this pretty lace tppet have
got! I'll just step to my room to pnt it off,
and be with yon IN half a minute" Without
waiting to give him time To consider. she
etSppeu iigHtty across Inc moor, ana passed
cut. la another moment she was safe IN
her own room, whence she easily gave the
alarm. and the madDan was secured.
A lady one day returning from drive,
booked Up and saw two of her children one
about five and the other about four years
old, outside the garnet window, whch they
were busily employed in rubbing with their
handkerchiefs, in imitation OF person
whom they had seen few DAYS before
cleaning the windows. They hal Chamber
ell over the bars which had been intended
to secure them from danger The lady had
sufficient command over herself not to ap-
pear to observe them. She did not utter
one word, but FASTENED TO the nursery, and
instead of rushing forward 10 snatch Them
In, which might have frightened them, and
caused them to lose their balance, she stood
istle part, and called gently to them, and
AMI babe them come in. They saw no ap-
pearance of hurry or agitation in their
mama, so they took their time, anil lelb5r-
ately climbed the bars, and landed safely
IN the room. One look Of terror, one tone
OF iinpatience from her, and the little crea-
lures might have become confused, lost
their footing, and been destroyed.
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CHEAP CASH sTORE-WHOEEsAL

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS. CAPS CT rTIitNG, PAINTS.
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS II
AND STATIONERY.
ruVIE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals Is now in re-
u ceipt and opening in his new store on H. Anthony
Street. near the '.American House," large and most
complete assortment OF the above-named Goods, which
will posively be sold lower prices for cash than ever
before Offered in this place. His entire stock was select
ed with great care, and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. SO safely
his friends and the public generally that il will be TO
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
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AT FOR THE MILLION.

Nv We WELLS, at his meat market. Upper ems
~ @! St Raul, has for sale The iattest, f6nderest
pee ana the best fresh pork, offered for sale 81
raul, and at honest weight and prices. Give trial.
will youp 33o,f
we have also Candles Tripc, Pigs Feet, Head Cheese,
and rather better Sausases than any links ever before
offered ia ST. Paul.
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Galena advertisements.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

YUVHE Subscribers having completed their rev steam
Il Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge In the city of Gaena beg leave TO call the
attention OF dealers in Minnesota 10 their stock OF Flour
ALWAYS on hand feeling confident that they will be able
supply them upon favorable, ii rot more favorable
than any mil which has sold Hour TO the up
country. q
+. HEMPSTEAD & co.
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NEW GODDE.

NiE subscribers in receipt az their ial sioe,
whlch Is now open and ready for the inspection of
dealers The stock very large, has been bought tho
most advantageous terms and Will he offered at lever
prices than The same quality of goods have ever been
sold at IN this market. They respectfully invite TIE a.
tenon OF purchasers at wholesale, before making ther
winter purchases, they think they offer induce
mcnts TO buyers never before held them IN the
northwestern country. The fuliowiD. articles Will be
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