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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
II. r. M'CLOSKEY.

XNHOLESALE Grocer, c.
w Morche its, nad gcnel
store and IL arrive by early a
clcs, which he Offers 10 the tt
cash, al No. IS, Steam Boa, l.
l2o hhds n @ sugar
ESQ bbls refined Il loaf do
$50 bbls and half hDis su-
gar house molssses
100 bbls plantation DO
ESQ bags Rio, java and 81.
Domingo coffee
80 bags pepper ard spice
rs boxes ground ginger
$50 do mustard
so cannisters do
loo mats cassia
600 lbs nutmegs
so bales wrapping Irvine
800 rcans wrapping paper
100 do letter and cap do
800 kegs Pittsburgh and
Boston nails
goo boxes 8Nl0 and l0xl2
window glass
so boxes starch q
IS do sperm candles
IS do star do
$50 do mould do
leo DO Gipt do
300 60 palm sbap
125 60 yaria gated do
Is baskets olive oil
~ cases asst d preserves
q do do pickles
so boxes Blk and blue INK
goo gross Mason's backing
SO doz wash boards
100 doE painted buckets
40 nests tuhs,a & 4 in nest
$50 dOz bed cords
80 coils cordage
25 bbls pitch
40 do rosia
SO do tar
25 do turpeDtine
50 bales oakum
30 hbIs lard oil
10 hhds sperm and whale
oil
100 boxes clay pipes
25 do stone do
500 bags G.. A salt
l50 do l.. h. do
200 1bls kapnaha salt
800 bags assorted shot
10000 lbs bar lead
50 boxes pepper sauce
80 DO assorted kelcAup |,
BRANDIES. WINE.
500 bbls rcctiicd whiskey
l25 moBonagahela do
10 quarter casks Otard
brandy
10 quarter Kegs Dupuis
& Cos. brandy
10 de- do PellvCisoH do
10 TO do Rochelle do
10 half pipes Henniseu,
vintage 1905, brandy
so Fights cask signette do
100 bbls New York do
IS bbls 18th proof do
50 bbls Baltimore gin
3 pipes swan gin
2 do eagle do
2 punch 81. Cruz rum
) do jamaica do
10 bbls New England do
10 do peach brandy
IS do irish whiskcy
punch Scotch whiskey
3 DO lrish do
30 casks London porter,
GLASS VI
IS boxes assorted trmbiers
IS do do glass jars
&c do do decaniers
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01

NHOLESAl.E Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, mad general steamboat agent HAS in
store and I" arrive by early arrivals, the following ar
cles, which he Offers 10 the trade lowest rates for
cash. al No. -, Steam Bou Landing, Calena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

On the evening Of the 20 ult., John Y.
Clark. II merchant N Cincinnati went over 10 Cow
iugtun 10 see hit chili. VINO win hi- mot her.
from whom Mr. {. had srpttht-d an account OF
some private oifflculfv. While there ne tell into
a quarrel WITH hl- ~Iir's brothrr.in-l,w, William
l.. Arthur. attorney nj la~. m COylngton wht II
iran, har-h wore. passed b-twrru the two. Clark
tIru knife snd stalb-d Arthur several tunes
sLd iun. \. II. Jam-ou another brothrr-ln-law,
puIsurd him " ith "a r-,ol'er aHd fired severa times
enc oi ire balls Just gJaZrg his head. Clark es-
cnptd 10 CINCINNATI.
" John NJ. Spear. of Boston, well
known 49, the editor u ne " Pri,0Ers Fri--d, sni
for b, active pLlAn hGOyc lAOors IA similar d.rsc
tons. h-s been erpiu'ei ~ All sHanuen.is ~ the
ti'i,. ana Instructed - th-m through direcuons
whit invulubi~tily by ii, hand. and pl~rrtI
r,eu,, irpr. 10 yi,I in. ton. where his
rivA AZ p. t,ii". Mr. Niung ~hp h4d lon. suf
TERN. ~Ncruciating from Neuralgia u-.Anl.i nne.
dl-t. ~ i-vrs, ou VI pare h4Li b.in- placed Ia
voluntarily uyon the p-trtt. head. lie soon he'll
s.lesp. md IN swsseulng, declared himself gr-a'ly
l,ff, st,J ~ that al srgr had v'si'sd him 10 his
se,r md dufc him good NJ. spear bad never
hu,fc ~ M. NiuiBg h-lor"
Il Under the head Of Present Re
turu.d,' n, PaAiA1t s asy. "A few week. since
tbo' uts at B.llm.r- i,ssafd d to the cIrp rA
uons II TIE prrc- Ices. copy o. tnr r' .-d ordt
naucrs. s.ysib,y bound. and iu.p 81 the city. Al
sccrpt.d except tnr volume -eut - city of IT
Iouis, nich az itIur y~strr.l,y iur
va, 1T stated. TIE msp-ss- a.c-ptc"
" late LuinneT Ui TIE LOUdDn nus
irai,d Ns Gays ih- Democrats refused - nI'nGste
Ruiu. Mag TOR The Wee Presidency .Sth- late B,nOre
CnhyGLii, l., snc th't tn Wrlg- Daib'-d Justify for
D,us-. Tor the Presd,n-y. IL say. ssotnd Albany
c,uinhu''o $40 Ia the hssutS tund while The SAC
OF N"w England fo,Aed over : OOO'
"a We lean from The Beach Bird,
puSstcd At Ne~pori that Mr. Grr-n0agh. the sculp-
tor. vi Il speto ding tie 10 N-Eport. has Of
ierco IN case the town any company Of peT.ons ~
bTy The NIL lot and hly incl zee II tor ,h- purpose -
pI-'.rt End place there the statue Of &C opsr which
BE- u shout cOmm-ncus
~ The Cincinnati Times says two
tuners trsiDs met al tn Mile House that CITY,
the one g,apg I" the cemetery and the other etur
from IL b. N stopped, aud the m-n shlhted q drink
neral nsht ebsued, 10 which several p-rsons we're
severely brussd. and the coffin considerably damaged
~ On the 29th ult. the lightning struck
the barn Of JOIN Wilcox, In Al Tus., Oneida County,
hinps two valuable horses and much iDIurins boy
vho sAs enraeed In cleaning OF them III thosgn'
,he BOY will recovery.
MAJOR J. w. FAiRrAx. larely OF Aiexan-
dr,s, tas purchase OG IIiL the farm formally oe-
hn.pg W President Monroe oont.t about ~ sere
nesr Aide, Loudoa County, Va -,
~ MAJOR John Ahsbsueh, OF Rocking
ssm C.ulty. Va, threshed one hundred bushels OF
vince, troa nsssy ave dosess q shssvsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

The WEATrER.-A grateful relief to
the late oppressive temperature experienced yes
terday In cool elastic atmosphere, with occasional
showers For the first time in several weeks walking
In Broadway might be attempted without the risk of
llquefsctlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
CITY ITEMS.
InusEn.srs &C. rgI. DAY AND

ANUSEsEsTs &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway 1h--ter- P'uf An4- r-,n'- Msrcs f-sts
Nbao'- ne Tut-- - Nanny NJ Blrou's ssht
& .i's Garden Ro4-st an fIenh Op-ra c.
Barnun . hussum-N Lltss serenAiers Danans, s.
ss-.''' co.nosns. v.-. A.s ~ro' nay and Evenns
Hohotsu-Otto Cottsss-Concsr (AAsrncor1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

r. THE BOARD or ALDERMEN dis
patched fair amount Of business last evening, but
nothing Of ger ersl interest Two memorials remon.
s,rstng against the proposed railroad In Broadway,
we're referred To the Special Committee having the
matter In charge.
petition received from ~ o. Roberts andlas
sooiaes for privilege of establishing ferry from the
foot OF Chambersst, n. Y, TO Hsrsmus Cove n. J.
Six additional clerks were appointed In the Finance
Department Thei- services are required 10 the b.
reau OF the Receiver Of Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Aug. 2, 1852 -
Ad s'urtvsn, In IN. Chair, and quorum present
approved
Rd't,Ons R,tuy,d- OF Tbomw Julian and Geo 6lllsy.
snd oshe for = sever In Avenue a, b<tWsea Mn and
lothSu OF j. 4 Lynch, for extension Of ,ime for
building sewer IN 3osh-s, Of Thomss MoIoslsy and
C,heis % have ~ st. between ah and ION ava n.veA
and dsssed OF T. J. Webb and sshers. to have ssaS
nsnt vs,er removed In lin q between IL, Az s.d Az
hue OF Stephen Condit Co, 10 RELATION % pisr
M %, foos Of DeyM, n. R. ; Of n u Rosv,s, noses
Taylor, I'm Paeps and oaAers for . serry fro0 the
ioot OF Chambersse, In this Cisy, ~ Harsimus Cove
Ne. Iefsey OF L: h. Ciaysun and oshsrs for ss~sx
70 Iasmes~ u Horsno Gressouss, for leave b
place brosss sstus Of WssAin sSon IN o,s Of he NH
nc pan; OF wn Turner, n. Ia, concerning tAs rssu.
"a. lar pfeeics OF medicine. - 6essreyt,a more nsss
s s1, peeulssce and famine" "a; a O. II.
Ssriser end osAs for Crosoa water pipes n als>e1
o. tween 81 and i0A-svs Of The inAabAann q
msnhsssAsvtls 10 have ossenirs1 hoss sossoons b
SAA.-Isls..s. ~ c. 4 q. 49, and ssAsys = FsAQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-A young Ger
nian named kercher, employed N drafts nan ~ Ball
Black Co, jewellers In Broadway, yesterday attempt
ed to take bic lie by shooting himself with pistol
III bail entered his body ia the region of he heart
moved "a the New York Hospital and placed 10 charge
OF Or Peters No cause could be sscertausd for the
rash attempt upon his life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

DIsoRDrRLr HoUsE.-Ofiicer w. II.
stevben' of'h- Lower Police Court yesterday .rr,s,.
ed EDWARD Smith charged bv kichasi Shea Win Keen.
ing sdborderly house at No lA Leosusrdst. . resort
OF diunkHds prostiutea rrputed til. her dis
putsbe characters He Gas taken before Justice 10.
CART and held 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
DEATH FROM INJURIES RrcErvEpIyA,

AFFRAr.-A German, named Jacob Clouse Who resided
st thr 20 ner Of Sixty hrs,W and Th'rdsv some dina
snce wss .bot 10 the size BY pistol bullet while In an
ariay, snd severely though the time IL was thousht
not fatally, hjures. OF late however the wound hAs
been growing vope AID be died yesterday ia conss-
quence OF IT, Al the time Of the occurrence one or
more persons were arrested suspicion Of having psr
petrsied the violence and yet 10 custody avaiiins
he result OF the Coroners nquison, which will taks
place to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

kUN OVER AND kILLED.-The Coroner
Yesterday calied 10 hold Inquest At thu Ns~.
York Hospital, upon the body OF James McGinty Is
yess OF sgs. who wac over about ten d.ys sipc~
Will In Twenty sixth ct. BY h and car and died
yesterday from the inuries received Th- d.caased
lived with his parents at NJ l03 North Moor-.t Tho
driver Of the cart sr'~s-d the time and held to
avail, the result Of the Corsn ,r, IL .ion which vli
take place of this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

Arrest or NAGRANrs. Capt. ScatliG,
OF the Fourteenth Ward Police assisted by several Of
hh officers arrested on sunday night l] knales whom
he found IN Broome Eln Crosby and oth.r AFR .,s.
usps Indecent sud obscene lAU s.ge o p..-rs bv AMI
"her"ts enjoying the nesnborhood They vers
taken before justice Wood, and Licked up - await ex
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

PAssIHG CoUSrERFrIr MoNEr.-Offi-
Ger Drsie OF the Nn'teon,h Ward yesterday arrested
man sn'd Hash H.nila a, charged With attempting 10
p counterfeit, 60 bsnk hin At driskIns non.s 4.
Thircav kept by Tnos Bsber II 10 alleged thai he A.,
temp "a a. pa, the blu q, other asor shons
,ioS' 81 f' calling at BakerA lie was held by Jus,sos
hcGrsth for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

FATAL ACCIDENT An inquest was
held at he New York Hospital. upon the body of John
hslsy. whose thigh fractured on the 9Th ult bv
the premature explosion Of blast which ne was pre
paving on the New York and Erie Railroad and Who
died IN consequence Of ssid Djary verdict accord.
Ing with this statement was rendered BY the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

MURDER At SEA WIN. Sweeny, q
band on board the chip Devonshire, which arrived Ia
pot yesterday was brousht before Justice Bogart tus
L. :. Court haying closed and committed TO D ison 10
answer charge Of havirs caused the death 81 H-nry
Bilhnss fellow seaman On bo,rd the vessel By
kpf ching him from enc Of the yardarms II the mzren
mast 10 The deck The tragedy occurred the lib of
July, ~ which time the vessel the ocean Sew.
ers Witnesses were also committed BY Tho magistrate
10 testify when wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

ent propounds some homo question: and answers then
90 spdy himsef that Ne let him have his say
Dirty str ess, dirty trpeme nss foul air crowded inso
clo'e quarters; what shall poor people do this hoe
weather 10 preserve their health They cent leave
their work and rusticatS into the country But health
H. ~ possibr, more w portsn to them rich
What shali they do It's hard telfLg bus there oss
thing they do they BE- hs and keep theme .Ives
clear, which oil 50 I'D way toward rensdyins ths
evils OF l'lps In c'o- ded city At the Peppss Wsah
and Bath House No al NJ Dua, they eau enjoy The
luxu OF good bath for 5 cspts-let the poor and
III that have dsiions IN their housse
that would preserve their health use 1, or come thar
10 cheaper than medicine and q great deal better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

FELL FROM A Roor.-On Sunday night.
q man tanned Andrew McNicol fell from tho roof Of
house No 472 Pesrlst. and dangerously injured
Ward Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

INJURED By Tux BuRsTING or A CAN
NON Mr. Chas Brown, Qusitermsster OF the steam
ship Ohio, was seriously injured and bruised ye,terdav
morning by the bursting of q cannoo which he vas
firing of when toe vessel int port The toiured
msn vas conveyed D. the Newfork Hospital and
placed 10 the care Of Or. Cooper
The daily union., 1852-12-05
The heatre.

The Misses Denim closed their engagement last even
ing in Romeo and Juliet and 10 the farce OF Nature and
Philosophy Their performances have left strong I'M
preston OF their talent and promise in their profession
We think il OF very questionable expedency for young
lady Of Miss DENNIS ability 10 appear in such char.
acers as Romeo and Claude Melnote In her proper
walk she is far more attractive, and more likely TO achieve
that eminence and distinction which she is fitted TO attain
Much credit is due 10 Mr.. Wheailey, the sage.manager
for the effective manner 10 which the dramas given du.
ring the last week have been put upon the stage HIS own
performances have proved striking point IN their at.
traction His Mercuo last evening was admirably rem
lered
On Monday evening we are 10 have the celebrated
troupe Of Spanish and French dancers from Nblos IN
New York Public opinion has already fully recognised
this troupe by far the best corps de ballet which has
ever appeared in this country Their engagement here
will doubtless be eminenty successful
The daily union., 1852-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK, December 4-p. m
The stock market continues buoy and prices upward
Government securities very rm Sales OF Canton Com
at ll2-he highest point has reached There
were sales yesterday after the board, the no.
sales OF Erie at s6t and of Nicaragua 29A The money
market continues easy, and money abundant Exchange
on London, lOl premium. The -four market is dull, and
sales of 5000 barrels So OCT State
and So 81 $5 50 for southern. Rye four S4 So Corn
meal, S3 so Wheat is du-saes of only 5000 bushels
prime Genesee al 81 25 Ohio white. 81 l5 81 l8 south
red 81 H. Corn is and holders endeavorng
put the market upsales of 10 900 bushels mixed
73 "a Oais 81 Rye, 79 cents. Provisions
steady Sales of $50 barrels pork l8 81; prime
do, $l5 g. Bacon firm Sales of lard l2i Is cents
Groceries quiet. Rio coffee 81 Sugars and
asses unchanged Rice, 4s Cotton is quiet
prices unchanged. Whiskey, rs cents per gallon
PHILADELPHIA Dec 4p. m.-There is active feeling
in stocksPennsylv SIS, 9sa Money is very easy.
Flour quel-saes of 700 bbs. at SIS So 06l-some hold
ing So H. Rye four S4 25 Corn meal. SO SO. Grain
seady-sales of 4000 bushels wheat 1894 ITO
for red white at ITO l16 Oats, AZ cents. Rye,
SO Provisions frm-no change TO notice in
prices Groceries steady. Rio coffee, 81 Sales
OF whiskey at 26A "a cents Wool firm previous
prices
The daily union., 1852-12-05
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ,4-p. m
Some INSCRIPTIONS teegaphc correspondent OF this
city has sent despatch to portion OF the Philade-
phia and New York newspapers stating that worthy
mayor. ML Hoins, about to resign his ofhce in
utter despair of being able TO put down the rowdyism
so much talked OF within The past month. There is not
the slightest foundation for this absurd report and it rests
only upon the imagination for its truth as well as It's
stupidity MIR. Holins thought OF Tesgning, and
never ntimaied such an idea TO any one. On the
other hand he preparing 10 administer the affairs oil the
city in efficient and decided He is gem
tleman in every OF the word and he would not
even il il were desirable, abandon his Office under pres
ent circumstances Il is absurdly ridiculous talk OF
such thing He is having vgilani eye present to
the police department. and puging it, speedily as pos
sible, OF impurities.
The various reports that have gone abroad OF Office
seeking, scrambng for Office &C., under the adminsra-
ton OF General PIERCE by different parties in this city, 10
much exaggerated have never seen less OF this kind
OF political maneuvring. The democrats appear content
with Their unprecedented triumph, and are willing 10
abide the decision of the powers that be after they have
attained being. Nothing. however, will be lost by
changes and removals from Office here elsewhere,
soon as the proper time arrives.
The ship Rebecca arrived here to-day with advices
from Rio de Janeo to the oath October. All quiet
when she left and business steady She brings about
5000 bags OF coffee.
Business continues steady. Sales OF 900 bbls. How
ARD street hour ~ %o; also l0OO bbls. City Mills at the
price. Red wheat, l09 ll0 cents; white ITO a
l16 cents. Sales Of white So go cents yellow
65 81 cents Oats, 42 43 cents. Rye, SO cents
Clover seed 80 rs per bushe Provisions are firm and
without change prices Groceries quiet The tobacco
market is very quiet but change in prices Whiskey
27 a as cents per gallon. Wool firm al 27 a 80 cents
for washed and ashed. The stock market is firm
and prices upward. Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares,
90 97a; Maryland 6s, 1904 The money market very
easy and money abundant
The daily union., 1852-12-05

PRESENT FOR THE PREnDrsT ELEcr--Messrs. Ball
Black. Tomkins, OF Broadway, have in their store
monster gold ring, which has been sent by number o
citizens OF San Francisco present TO General Pierce
is Of pure gold, weighs half pound and is valued at
two thousand dollars Upon the outside OF the ring are
several fneyexeouied designs, representing the various
changes in the condition OF California before and after
admission into the Union. The seal is also of gold, and
sengraved with the arms OF the State Of California, in.
eubed in the centre OF which is the name Frank
Rsrcs,' in old Roman letters Under the seal, which
opens by hinge square box, containing in separate
Compartments nine varieties Of found in the State
This splendid gf designed by MIR. George Blake, a
leweler in San Francisco. and will be presented TO
General Pierce by A. A. Solver, esq, who Is at present in
New York.-N. Y. EUsning Post.
The daily union., 1852-12-05

LII TASTES sUTTEDTbe subscriber wonld respectfully
ca the members Of Congress- visiting the
city, and the public generally his large assortment Of boots and
also, the ceis
bacd bootmskers Of New York Newark Philadelphia, and Bs
consisting quilted bottom cork SOLE and boots
fur Also, and dress boots buoned Gsitsrs,
patent Congress boo detached gers glaze shoes French walk
pumps toilet slippers cllkin
Also, youths boots and shoes and slippers of every
description To weuld say fully
pared make Of kind 70 order the shortest notice.
the best workmen, style which
similar establishment
Union
aud examine m yourselves the fashionable boot and shoe
Browns Marble Hotel.
JOHN MILLS,
Fashionable Bootmaker, Washington, ID. G.
[Intellivcnccr and News
The daily union., 1852-12-05

"A rs II. BRYANTrs Private BOARDING House MRS
r. BRYANT, formerly OF 18th and New
having taken thai handsome block Of brick
houses between 18th and 14h Immediately opposite 70
Church. respectfully ea and 10
public generally viii handsomely
nhed and and ready for reception Of
25th o Having spared attention
pense in everything rst class house. she con
datons any TO found In tho cy, excepted.
NJ r. Those wishing arrangements for permanent
transient may The time apply person,
Mrs Bants private residence, the southwest Of e
aud streets. Dec 5-9awnH
The daily union., 1852-12-05
Sales Tomorrow.
BY J. c. McGUIaE. Auct,oneer.

by j. G. MCGUIRE, AuctlOneer.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At AUCTION.-On Mon.
day afternoon, December 6th at O'clock the promises,
shall sell OF lot No H. in No. 323 ronngon m
and Pennsvana improved by substnn
a and well arranged twostoy brick dwellings Title indpuabe.
Terms: One-fouh cash; residue
for bearing secured
ancing at the expense Of purchasers.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctioncer.
The daily union., 1852-12-05


ZINE MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE AT AUC-
TONOr to-day, the ID shall sell
David A Baird street,
avenue, very superior assortment, viz
a. IN
Do do do do sofa, side, pier, and
tables
do sideboards md
plush ete, French and
other sofas
Fine reception, spring and other chairs
Fine mahogany, walnut and cherry high and low bed
Fine spring beds hair lounges
With furniture
Terms All under S25, $25 credit Of
three and months satisfactorily endorsed
interest .Hl4H
The gentlemen Washington
public general respectfully
certainly is SUPERIOR Washington,
and the will be well worthy Of Sale
GREEN d SCOTT, rffra
Dec 3--u Auctionoers.
The above sale Is postponed I'm consequences OF the
GREEN & SCOTT
Dec Silt Auctoneers.
The daily union., 1852-12-05

NEW GOLD rENs.--TAYLOR n MAURY, booksellers,
penpsvnps 9th have Just received
ply Of splendid gold Of the bssi patterns, price, from
Rhy FIVE dollars Among them will he found Rapps
approved from
quill and being made Of degrees e aerhiy
Q any handwriting. Dec is
The daily union., 1852-12-05

NEW silks and Dress Materials GeneIaIly.-The sub
scber have just received the following
fully invite the attention Of czens and sojourners
25 pieces very rich brocade silks
p do elegant brocades for evening
~ do rich plain rept silks, all
~ do rich plain pou de sole, for evening
25 do rich figured poult de suie
10 do rich black figured silks
Is do plain black gro de Rhine
Is do colored and black silks
~ do elegant Lyons velvets, all color
so do fine French merinos
rs do do Cashmere d'ecosse
so do do moussenes LANES
10 do rich plaid silks
10 do do French merinos, for msses' dresses
Together with full Of mourning goods.
HooE, BROTHER, co.
~
The daily union., 1852-12-05
The performance TO conclude with a
BALLET advertisement.

Prices OF admission Private boxes IS dress circle
quete, 80 children under
70 cents orchestra seats 75 family CIRCLE IS third
tier, so cents coI0red gallery, 25 cents
Doors 81 O'Clock the curtain will be raised T. The
box office will be daily, from 10 o'clock M O'Clock
pm.
+
The daily union., 1852-12-05
ny Il. N. srRATTON, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Tues
day, December 7th, o'clock the premises
No. l3, In No ISL, fronting yfve north
with depth of one hundred and thysx thirty
feet alley, between Second and Third east
Immediately after the sale of the above shall
2 in 1856 each lot having front of
street east and depth Of hundred and sixty
and South Carolina avenue. -
Terms: half and twelve months
with interest," satisfactorily secured.
Title ndisputabe Conyeyances the
Dec 5-2t
The daily union., 1852-12-05
THE UNION; WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER s. 1852

companion who recognised old friend in every tree
and stone the reader may well imagine that the pleasure
WAS unslloyed BY the writer il certainly be
forgotten.
The daily union., 1852-12-05

CARDMr. c. =. LEMON, having taken her residence In
Washington, few pupils for instruction on the
Pno aud IN vccazon long experience In her profession she
VII be and scientific knowledge 10 those
pacing themselves under her charge.
Terms known residence, iith Psnnsyya
MIA ayenue,
rs 9. L. o reference 70 his Rrcelency Mi
Buusr Dec 5--diuif.
The daily union., 1852-12-05

uLEGANT SETS OF FANs.-ToDD h co. offer the Ia
dies Of the metropolis and vicinity rich and valuable coecon
OF furs.
The comprises the richest and finest descriptions
ermlne udson hay sabIes hsum and chin
oha Canadian black children
felt obdens white pearl gray, brown and black
boys article the trade
recognised by and fashion represented al their
a sold satisfactory prices.
BrswnS Marble Hotel Buidinas Pennsylvania avenue.
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