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City Intelligence.

GENERAL. CouNcII..-This body met last eve
ming in Special Session. call from the Mayor, and
passed resolution preparatory to the reception of Kos
suth. A committee also appointed to receive him.
and tender to him the Inequalities of the City.
No other business done.
ANOTHER CONTESTED ELECTIoN.--Gen. John
H. Lewis last evening into the Council Chamber,
where the Sheriff engaged canvassng the of the
recent election and made formal demand upon the Sher
if to have the ballot boxes closed and officially sealed
and put in place until he should have time
the action of the courts upon the election lie
said that had been committed in the election
which in his opinion would affect the result. and
his intention to contest the election for Mayor Mr. Ere
ret replied that probably had been committed
ing the election but certainly such could affect
General Lewis and he right of complaint the
part of Gen, Lewis He should consequently proceed
with his
STOLEN PAPERS. ---Hypolite Jaret yesterday
made affidavit charging Henry Armstrong with having in
his possession certain papers which had time pre-
viousy been stolen from him warrant issued for
Armstrong; arrest.
SUSPECTED Thief --Emie Johns on Monday
night found calling himself George Henderson
concealed in the yard of his ohns dwelling and strong
y suspected him of having there with the object of
stealing something Acting Recorder Richardson seemed
to think otherwise and committed Mr. Henderson
trial before Judge Laruc.
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sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A ERMAN ENT CURE.

az This TRUSS i. ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS form and principle action, consequently effect
sessng ALL THE ADVANTAGES while from the objections
attributed 10 the various kinds heretofore in The pressure is
MORE being comparatively light bad Ruptnres
regulated and brought directly the heis thereby
sformg
pro prietor skl the
placed beyond the Stanguaon other painful dan
which other
practice afflicted with Hernia select
Truss apply themselves II s bad and dangerous practice
which only BY lose who understand Anatomy and
familiar with the ne of Rgptures Let II be remembered si TIT
bear Truss injurious II not sbr Of RpEGre
Piled TO- aga gaI pss 'ts lharsfars ass constituted a
No AGENCIES lut 10 sail and sppy aa fras esby m au 10
81. faAKtks srEsST, Nav Qylssps. -
t'lsa'Yt ut sign u sic sF aver hsaOst mht lydsW
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CoTToN-Factors were disposed to meet the market
freely yesterday and. there good demand the
saes reached about $500 bales
CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 4N6I Mddling Fair ....s 15Ms'.
Ordinary $4,000 Fair: St669
Mddiing. 707 y Good Fair .......91a0 -
Good Middling. ...774f6s Good and Fine.,.... "a -
ToBACCo-Thc only sales We heard of Ii hhds at
AZ. Is old crop at So. and II at Go q tb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-Good demand for Sugar.
and fully 1900 hhds disposed improving prices for
fair to prime, which may be quoted at 4754e....
Moasses steady and 1900 bbs taken at 162t for fer
menting and 241aG9254at for prime and reboiled.
FLOUR-Prices lower and 5000 bbs taken. including
1900 bbls Ohio in several lots at So SS3 go $500 bbs
the Levee by two parties at about SO 75DS3 So and
80 bbs Superne St. Louis in three four lots 81 25
2 Dbl
GRAIN-Demand limited. and about 5000 sacks Corn
sold including 500 mixed at 4j 1910 at 49, $500 white and
yellow at Al a. $50 at 49, and 800 selected white at SOC
Of Bran 200 sacks brought SOC p 100 Ii.
PROVISI0NS-Pork continued dull, with sales of GIL
bbs Mess in several lots at SIG co. and lot reported
at Of Drysaed Meat 100000 1b brought 5-16s
for Hoground Lard firm with sales of 397 tierces
S 1850 lis and 800 also at 81. and 800 kegs at 91se z
h. Bacon in request with sales of 90 casks Sides at
9 100 casks at ga for Sides and ia for Shoulders %
at ga 65 casks Shoulders at 40 and smaller lots
at T5SGD7a4e = ID.
ROPE-100 coils choice Rope brought exc cash.
WHIsKY-Rectited selling at 171s and 100 bbls Raw
taken at ISL at.
COFFEE-Steady. Sales 1925 bags coastwise at s14
335 at Q, 900 at 926, and 80 at 9At.
FREIGIITS-Four American ships taken for Liverpool
at I'd for Cotton for ST Petersburg and sixth
for IIavre at le.
| EXCIANGEs-No alteration in the rates
Sterling. 1887 "a 100 4
NewYork sixty day Bills q ot disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. Il "a ct disc
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,tiilllt plChES run Aft ~ AOth7 ASp6
ashionable and Seasonable FANCY
.tofore unsurpassed in extent, variety
ltfers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
duced prices. The stock consists in
English, French and American Cali
| Goes;
A complete assortment OF English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
1 Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND AfITTS.
Buck, Channels, Kid, Cashmere, Silk
Filoselii and Filet, of every de-
scription. 49,
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
valenciennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Embroide-
ries;
Superior S-la and 1874 Linen Sheet
ings;
DnInask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
~ Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and eolored bordered
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Woolsn
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Ksrseys, Lowells, Linseys,
Il Jeans, DeniHls, Stripes aud Cot
tonsdes;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy GraineE Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention Of factors and PLAN
use. 1t is very complete, and tho
reat care and Judgment, the result Of
ne. $40 II
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry.
Tuesday Evening, March % 1852 !
Arrived 1l3 head of Beeves Hogs 81 Mich Cows and
1 Calves The supply of all descriptions of stock ample
Prices firm
BEEF CATTLE (Wesern) 65s607c p Is net.
(Texas) ................ 10 u ID net.
Hogs utefWic q ID Net
SHEEP. s. 75GDS3 rs T. head
MtLcH Cows. $2OGDS45 p head
CALVES WARNINGS. ........$7 O0O$10 90 y head.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE Danny Crescent.
Wednesday Morning, March "a 1852 !

Wednesday Morning, March "a 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
shp Ws..se saPser NewYOrt PRd hisy. ch sse
s f1 sy .asss sn s. LIVERPOOL sh
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mccormick, Havana, Master
ARRIVED.
d psvenp1 as ,p,r Harris r
ssS 1T; Ell; sSs 5.:ss e.: is ] ss
s ssle i%s $ s'E !; % ss Il co .!!
schr Gierson Cardsen days st Marks my.
Steamboats,.
s ssfa s Tsap s" from Fi!,. 81 louis
Sp.ey dn r+ h ,sm bsy s.as Sara .t,,,.
Towboa, Hercules Leaee from the the Bar ship
fam s s" rH,s' e Saa and
and trhrs Grierson and Amphirite.
Below-Comng Up.
Ship Trenton, and one ship unknown.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Aleck Scott left
ranth Columbus, Pacific and Delaware port loading
NeHOleans.
EXPORTS.
-four blls pork pEgs
HAVRE-Per ship Ocean STAR 1866 bnes cotton.
IvERPoOI-Per British slip bales cotton.
LVERPOoTPer British ship Charles Chhoner ?54 bales cotton
GLAsGoWPer British ship Lady Falkland: 1850 bales cotton
GLAsGoWPer British bark California; sss bales cotton 3os bb
-four
"a g Nary Elizabeth a2s Dds Adv kegs lara 'o Kegs
o't'er oo Dds P""toes 4oo SRs corn.
BALTIMORE-Per ship Dumbarton Assorted ndze slaves
IIyERpo1Jpsr hin Ms,oka Sal. n assorted mdz. tn order
BALTIMoRE-Per srhr Amphite: Assorted mdze.
IMPORTS.
d ksy esnyns4 s = ea s sn ii nd
skins Elder co40 hides Grief &cosunrles JAS Connolly
&coN Smith, Mitchel-Picke, Perkins &coE Rogers e
Mcdowell, Mlls &co
PENsACoA-Per schr Dora $4,000 feet
| pooley dco " ~
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
AFOIRcIfEper steamer MARY Foley. e bbd sugar s3 bbls
moasses B9gGr Foley Ayerl4 40 do 10 a. eae
Squires54 Felowes &co--4s II G Hne6 Savage Williams do
~ nrn Donegan &coz ason &col5 Mcconochie Donngl
ant.5 bales moss do do Boadrets2 Ios Total
| hnIea co,,on hbds snyo, itJr noiassss w. '
BAYOU sARAps .,esm, Gtns.v. "a ba coton Ward A. H.
n,s pancbe Snn4 Pa cn. T. iarrson9T Kelly Conynphsm
&co4 Nllenberger Shaw Gerard Total
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EVORY CRUCIFIX.-Ths great work of art,
SOLID IVORY by Monk Genoa and
brought this country 1915 c. Edwards Lester American Consul
sale reasonable and will remain this
days 1t has been exhibited with and would
realize energetic person handsome fortune Apply to
SHERMAN & PlERSON,
mill m Magazine street, corner Canal
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FLATBOATS.


I'm SECOND NJ uni clpaIlty-
CNCINNATIPvr Bogys boa PISA bbls -four Taylor easily
OOPe Dckey'. ll56 bbbs flour stuges, Adams odo
Poumerat dco.
lNDlANAPer Graulds boat $4,000 lbs pork kegs lard
bushels board
lNDIANA-Per Massey 10000 lbs pork board
INDIASA-Per Bryants 100000 lbs pork Hewitt Norton
kco-at Jefferson City.
INDIANA-Per Braquiers b pork
Helm l. Chism and G W Givens.
TENNESSEEPer Wagner Browns boat 1900 bushels
W Givens
OIiLo-Per Myer'a boat: $50 tbs whisky order.
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to Ms numerous patrons al very II
part Of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Mhck Brpeaie Fa;onnee
Extra rich and Embroid'd Faecnnee
Chaneeable and Chene Faconnee;
Embroidered Damask and plaiI
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame'
leon PoHlt de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, fol
misses;
Marrellines and Florences, OF every
ahade and color;
White and colored Satinsi
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult de Sole;
Colored Silk Velvets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Eccsse;
French and English Merinos, Nous.
seiines de Lame and Alpacas, solit
colors, of every variety OF shade
Plain, striped and plaid PoPlins;
Superior black and eciored plain ant
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment of white ana
colored embroidered and plsii
Grape Shawis, some extra rich;
Marino, Cashmere and heavy rici
silk Shawls:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
s P. W. W. would especially
,ers to his stock Of goods for their
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular /!
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THE BURNT SEIr-The ship destroyed by fire in Mobile
Bay the other day, proved to be the Seine Capt Pratt
formerly in the NewYork Havre line of packets She
was discovered burning early the morning of the 18TH
having been cleared by Isaac Bell r TO- the 10th, for
IIayre with 213s bales of How the fire originated
learn Its first appearance was by smoke from
the matches and rapid its progress that some of
the only able to land on Dauphin Island 1t is
understood that ship and cargo are insured but not so
the freight and captains property.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT The celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT from Barnum Museum NewYork has returned to
this her visit to Biloxi and holds her daily
residence No. ia Caone between Perdo and Poyras
the of all who wish informed OF Wonderful
Revelations principles Phrnology Psm
try. The favorable and prediction Mile Jenny
excitement known The long residence Madame Lamont
with Eastern hg have her the
occult knowledge possessed by else in this
pending will find to their advan
give ner
this being limited she has reduced her prices
Gents and One Dollar
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs G. & A.
ROSIERE, of Common and St. Charles Streets No. 81 Pro-
fnssors Of the noble Aart of Sef-Defence. n.l
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= 4 mnN named Bellerstalt Ind SURRENDERED
HrSyl! The paee Of liern, contrasting thai h. NaA
;,nfi SAi, Number " mes ~ bSsHsssait s isipa
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. NJ WEYMOUTH, Auetioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, March "A, at II O'Clock
w his No ie7 ST. Charles street.
large saraato q hnd F1KNITtsE a. in
Ei9s q Y mi r MALspT s hkM sIbs
a2 os. efiA fP s9F PASo @ ste
,1 THE cs II ss an . s4 T . Se he sa
Terms rah, approved paper At rse-onete dl.coan mhe1
BY j. NJ WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, March 81, at IL o'clock
= W! "a n sisS'
of A DARKROOM, and ONE BAGATELLE TABLE. mn&
BYJ.P. PHILLIPS, R. ARMFrELD, Auc'r:
MONDAY, March "a, at IL o'clock M.-Whl
n e ss as It fl1ts dining
amt and iabersr. Further particulars at the s"ie
s. Of sale for. A. A. Boudoin Notary Pub expense til"
sHERIFFst SALE.
SECOND p.5ss1 zo n as. v'c D. Bsc
DY St VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
ID by Honorable the Second District Court e Mswor
ss; ~ .ss$ ss g s;s
THE BA1AscsoF THE LEASE OF SAID PREMISES to expire
Ga u, srs, & H love. Der. next is's
n ns e.: % % :. the spot Sheriff he f.s
sHERIFF's SALE.
PSsssF fAfT 5R o 20 CRED
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
~ a':;sss asnsssss
street between
eravsr and Natehez SATURDAY, April g. 1882 at II
| o'clock, NJ
Fifty in Hotel, $3.50 paid.
| Ten Shares Of Stock in the Mechanics Association.
| Surrendered by the insoEents to their creditors.
the second and last auction said shares will be
bring months purchaser fnrnshing bond with
s'' "'i III 'r"' ''' JAMES P. FRERET
mh24 u ap3 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
sHERIFF's SALE.
THEp DsrRrcrCoURr PEYRoux, ARCUElL CO. ]. II B.
| WALTON, sUBRoGATED, ete... No. II .4ss
! DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of heri facias to me
by Honorable the Third District Court Of New
reaua the will sell at public
ton in the Exchange ST. uis street btween
Royal Streets SATURDAY. April H. 1852, at IL
Isl LOT OF GROUND together with the buildings and improve
hfty feet front on Maazne
hundred and twenty-five feet deep and front on
Buildings handsome TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING gallery containing Hall and Two rar-
the second story; adjoining is
TWO HOUSE with gallery containing rooms with
Pantry and Room. Ao TWO STORY WOODEN klTCEEN
containing foGr
suburb and adjoining the above o
five feet Orange and running depth ons hun
where wns and further depth
The buildings of CARRIAGE HOUSE and other
out houses.
Seized in te above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
nh?4 ap3 "A "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

Wednesday Morning March "a, 1852
C0TTON-Factors were disposed to meet the market
freely yesterday, and there good demand the
sales reached about $500 bales
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The Directors UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure congratulate the insured Company The
satisfactory exhibit of its as the OF the
year and which, with the stention to the principles and
rules Life they enabled present to their consu
After careful sufficient the Of all
outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction in finding that
they declaring bonus cent premiums
received the date all
which will insured, payable
DEATH the value MONEY will be paid to each policy
holder at his or her option.
office being relic by having
equitable by the Savings Fund and Trust
successful operation, fail TO
the insured members of the United States Life
Company legitimate advantage which they
entitled will be he while the sttst the
of aa will continue be followed for their interest and
benefit. el2 Sw
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. WHITE & CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common street
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
up
32,340,o00
Working CapaTwo Millions Three Hundred end Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability the Stockholders that desderaum lnsuraucee
perfect the pubs prepared against
Fire Risks Newtrleans, the reasonable terms.
The usual made the Company Poi
with the Mutual Companies, and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office ST. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heue, Thomas Sellar,
Al anear, G. A. Holt VIM. Mure,
VIM. Fellowes j. b. Dshn, Robb,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorrENxr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Phelps,
Marx W. Goblet, Mort Livingston Ed. F Sandersou,
G. W. Faber, VIM. S. Wetmore.
ALFRED PILL, Residen Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board. n25 iy
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COLORADO RiyER.-The Houston (Tex Telegraph of the
10th, says Capt Tracy who arrived few days since
from the Colorado states that this river nearly to the
top of its banks during last week and rising rapidly
when he left. Fears entertained that of the
plantations below Columbus would be injured by the
reshet The has been favorable that of
the and cotton fields in the bottoms had been plant
ed and the planters will suffer heavy lossesifthe bottoms
should be overtowcd.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS,
nY With subscribed capital &asoo is prepared to receive
applications for = - -.
at the Office Of the Company, No. 90 GRAVlER STREET
Every with becomes IN s success and the
divided those who with the Its
here, control Of the Trustees
This established purely the mutual principal Of hsur-
Trustees believe this subscription 2300) ohe ample
policy holders
portfolio the all times
wishing to make insurance with it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN H. OWEN Vice President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John R. Shaw, S. L. Levy, John G Goodrich,
John Thomas A. H. May, ]. f. Caldwell,
j. j. Green ]. p. Harrison, w. L. LAnier,
John o Woodruff, John H. Owen, VIM Tufts
William Knox, Hail. S. de Wiser,
Samuel Stewart, Rufus Mcllheuny, Robb Dyas,
R. W. hlbank, J. G. Cocks w Bogart
SO. Nelson, J. A. Dougherty, J. W. Gayle,
F. Shaw, II. " Baxter, J. J. Robson,
Maunsel WHITE T. b. Taylor, John RodenbnrR,
f. Rodgers. [janll W. H. Letchiori.
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% Zee, Of esi on the eastery SIDE OF SAD PIER su1e
% esse on tie ane 20 Nay l. lsS WIN -" i-ni p.
snnurn vita that the lessee sa keep tue SANS
Tb,rtie,h-Piar No 10 North River between Albany and
Cedsss with bali Of the bulkheld between fiers y -
- and Is and H. suhect TO lease 90 al TIE rec
one hundred ard fy feet Of tie outer end OF SAID P
May l25i the rent Of $50 snn-n foSeSs'gn Z,
tie Is. feet from the outer end viii be gwen Nay l''
without any lease on the sam. - - ,,,,.A
Thrty.rsi-The southery half part OF Pier No IL Norm
River AZ Cedarf with half OF the bulkhesd be we-n Il-Is
M. ID and IA subject 70 lease on tn 10 May lo)i
with g. o5 tnt per snnurn with eovens that the 'es
,pcopPer No . North River foo, Of Warren
st. subject leases the al Asy lS'' "iths A"
Thr+v1birdPier No 81 North River foot Of Dusne-st,
with haf OF the bHxhead between Pers Nos 20 and u ana
Pier. Nos 81 snd 81 subject lease on the sane III May
/ 1855 with - oo rent per ennum with covensnt iof
further renewal AZ rent to b. fixed By apprslseuen
Thirty.Outh-Pier No - North River. between Duans
and Jsyss with bait Of the eukhead between 81 .na
81 and Piers y and 81 subject to esse on the s'ue vi
May 1853 g eco per ennun, with coTenant tst
the lessee shall leep the same IN repair
Thirty-fith-Pief No S. North River a. : rankin ~
ssbec TO lease on the till May l. 1873 with 500
TT TR r. No 81 North River e, Beaeh-t sab
iectto lease on the til May 1854 with 1850 rent
p'F ,p.ee deeds will BE- given all the purchasers OF
Iot. All The right title and OF the City will BE-
ryen 10 the purchasers OF the Piers and Bukhead Lite-
1910 mar OF Tie above Real Estate may be obtained
the Controller Office, No Hall OF Records on and after
the eth dsy OF December next
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent OF the purchase money
ard expense auction and sale be paid AZ the Conroi-
ers Office ON each day Immediately a-r the sale fifteen
per cent, on ali purchases Of lots the 81 day OF Jannay
lass when the deeds Will BE- ready for delivery and the
balance rs per cen may remain on bond and mortgage Tor
five wears January 1853 with interest AZ the rste OF SIX
per cent per anuuu payable half yearly Thirty per cen
on all purchases wharf and pier property on the "a day OF
February 1853 when the deeds VII be ready for delivery
and the balance go per cent? may remain on bond and
mortgage three years from February 1855 with interest
At the rate of six per cent per snnun payable halt yearly
All accrung on the pier and wharf properly 20 eo
ruary 1853 are reserved to the city The sale VIII De
continued from day day AID any property on which the
ten per paid previous 20 the following day SAFE
will be sold again the next day. - =, ,o-,
Controllers Office No. Hall OF Records Nov . 1871
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Controller.
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DARTNER WANTED-With a cash capital
Il Of $50. in unparalleled money making busisess-
AddressY. X Tribune Oftce.
IRON WORKS for sALE.-The PRoyI

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROV
Il DENCE IRON COMPANY to close concern, os -
for sae their very extensive and complete ~
manufacturing Iron situated tide water, 1t fox foa "
Providence.
These works have ell been erected within seven years
are in good order and ready to be put into oe
alton, and equal TO the production OF "a un' OF iron
plates and bars per day $50, HI, H.,
Connected with the above is Wire Mil capaoie o. r1n
mig eight tuns Of rods per day for which there
and increasing demand in Providence ct the no
ent least equal TO the entire prooseton, o. t,e
Also Reyuolas Patent Wrought Spike and AL
which viii turn out tIIns per day Also ou va ~.
capable of Turning $50 70 ll5 CASKS per osy ana "H
cord be easily n.ed 10 double that product
Az this built for use no expense vas
srared In hayipr everything about I; OF me Inost pee
ind ard tie inventory exhibits as complete "a establish
NJ on. pcrhsrs as is 20 be found IN New-Engand.
tits thought that place IN the United sta,es
be.,er orsnur for e successful prosecution oJ prscc
he rosuufac.e Of wire rods iron, nsis s1d spk
,han the City OF Provide nee the center OF sge sno
increasing manufacturing district requiring coh1On
the entire production Of these WORKS -.
These works being on tide water wneie tne "a.
Of vessels which frefuent our bay can oea end
cargoes without Eters2e. allows OF their feceyis 'e
supplies Of coal ard iron 81 the lowest rite OF h
afor can al times be had on az good terms a.
in New Ensisnd. IL. =. .~.-,;,s
the premises further description deemed unneceFa
The property viii be sold cheap and the terms OF
For an examination of the property apply 70 Ny. w H.
HENDERSON. on the premises and Tor terms an
ton may be made either OF the
DANlNE PAINE.
EDWARD PEARCE.
p,ovidsncs r. l. Dec 49, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
CARLISLE IRON WORKS for SALE

~ This property, Located within n miles OF Carlisle,
Cumberland County, Pa vii; be otersd e public sale ca
isS at ~ O'Clock, NJ The property conssts Of about
loco acres Of Land Of which $50 cleared and IN
sfd ste Of the residue timber land The
,oroyeuents consist OF twenty Dwelling Housca tonne
fone and come los large Bank Barns large Me
ehanf Mil 100 by Is feet Saw Mill Forge, Furnace, Coal
Housfs Carpenter and Blacksmith Shops al in good order
This properly in wsterpower has the Advantage OF the
Bosg Spring and Yellow Brooches Greek combined both
never 6i!ne and neyerfrcexng streams OF water, aud
which never fail to keep the works in operation day and
night The WORKS never stopped BY ffecnns wee,ner
Vahy There s an inexhaustbe suppy o. the best ore
on the premises convenient to the worAA and Of easy &C
Persops desiring 10 purchase or to lock 1t the property
win cali with the undersgned residing az the Mansoa
Hopee On said trsct.-Dcc. 8 1857 PETER 4. EGE-