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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
financial.
dividend NOTICE.-The St

dividend NOTICE.-The Semi-Annual
~ Interest falling due in this city first day of November
next the following named Securities will be paid on and
after that date at the office of the undersigned presenta
ton Of the proper Coupons, viz:
THE BONDS Of CITY Of CLEVELAND, (Oho)
issued TO the CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH R. X. co.
u per Cents.
THE BONDS of the CITY of CLEVELAND. (Ohio.)
issued to the CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and ASH
TABULA RAILROAD COMPANY-7 per Cents
THE CITY OF MADISON, llndiana) per Ceu Bonds
THE MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds per Cents.
THE SCIOTO aud HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7per Cents.
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY per Cent
Mortgage Bonds
THE MARTINSvILLE and FRANKLIN (Indiana)
RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents
WINSLOW, LANIER 4 Co. No. s. Wallet
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Nsw-Yort, Oct. ?, 1852.
THRUST SALE of sTOCKs-sIMEON

THRUST SALE Of STOCKS.-SIMEON
l. DRAPER viii sell at the Merchant Exchange at
noon on SATURDAY the Sth October nst tue following
frst-class Railroad Stocks 10 Close Trust:
30 SHARES in the Capital Stock Of the PATERSON aud
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
2o SHARES in the Capital Stock Of the PATERSON
and RAAfAPO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Both Of these roads leased Dy the NevYork and Enc
Railroad Company and the Of the leases such that
the security equal anything issued BY this corporation
The lease Of the Paterson and Hudson Railroad for ts
Of It's charter az an annual rent Of CENT
free Of taxes The PATERSON AND RAMAPo RAILROAD il
Leased for annual rent Of so o-wheh SEVEN AND
AHALF PER CENT on its capital Of $4,000
These Stocks yield interest greater than sny FIRST css
securities Of such road the Nee- York and Erie Ihe
sale VIII be without reserve.
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THE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANIES

ganiEed under the laws Of Pennsylvania with capital
of OoOOOo propose embarsing n the Manufacture OF
Railroad Iron, al Johnsoun, Pennsylvania Inc locsn9n
they have secured offers advantages superior sconhdenty
believed 10 any other in this country. Iron Ores SEMI
biumnous Coal Limestone, and nearly every art ele reqr
ed for the manufacture OF Iron exist IN nexhsusoe qnsn
hes on the spo and these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
poiu now occupied the manufacture Of Iron The Penn
syvania Canal sn Railroad pass through the prop
ey and each other at the spot where the mineral
veins are most thoroughly opened OUT and which location
for its other advantages tor facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity TO popuous borough has been selected tor the es
bhment of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection OF
other blast furnaces, in addition 20 those now IN opera
tion. .,, :. - -
prise which offers a remuneFating profit even on the low
and which promises 20 be very while thing like
present prev all and also of Railroad Companies desi
ofmakng arrangements tor Iron hails 20 De deh'ereu
10 1853, Is called TO this enterprise. -.
Pamphlets under the ofthe Prsehcs Iron Mer
chants and Manufacturers, who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire TO procure additional subcp
lions TO carry out with safety aud spirit business requr-
ing large cash capital be had At the office OF the Agent
for the Provisional Company SlMEON DhArEh-
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON Oct lsArr shps Sheffield Lefborn sachen, Liver
psol Gag Cod ewYork bats Buchanan P-nsaeosi WE
Modena and Helen Mara Baltimore; Chester fniahe
pha Nautilus York brig croton Po Pne 5;h inst, ei
brs Milton fs York dsys Edward and Aoone BAtfnofe
Pa1na and Philadelphia; cb7s H. Stevens A. Brown and
any @ L. New York Cid ships assel4ns VtpAfaiso
Queen Seas. San Francisco.
srbr Thomas Msybev OF Yort ashore Nsnfass-t
sEw ORLEk VS., Oct g7Arr ships Ra5h YaBtsia, Wes.rs
ter and Empire, New York Mary Ann, BOsion.
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WhnIprs.

Arr. Bedford g. ship md Cromwell
eAied, July ~, from bfoken voyage) VII
Cleared New Bedford 27th, Acreaor Norton, North
Psrfc
saaed from Newport 10Th D. Hall Manche,er from Fall
RIVER Atlantic and Indian Oceans
OF Cape de Verbs ship Mary Of with 100
bhls sperm
spoken Oct g lat IS 40 lon s. brs September Beh Boston,
81 clean.
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NEw-OrLgASs, Oct. z7~-C0rros-+s.les today were
3te bales Dpcepsed poes; strcty Aiddlns s qnotea
~ l3c Tbe NJ - w hnston nod Niagara came 70
AND sfter businesa hours MoLAssEs900 hhds sold at
MOO RICE has declined TO 5JUsc Mes PoRK s in I'M
a. "a demand 200 bbs sold az sl5dS16 and holders
~ SOW asking eIs 81. The CoTToS sales have been
bales during the past three days. The receipts are
- 5000 bales ahead Of ssrne time ast year
CHxsLEsTos Oct. 1.-THE sales Of COTToS to-day were
800 bs;ss at 8td10c The market s dull and prices
shade lower, with still downward tendency
Receipts of Produce. Oct %.
~ soCl Riser Boas-2 e80 bush Wheat 30 do Com,
SOD hrs Cheese % bbs Ashes 4Of do Provisions 3f do
Sbsky 9,7S do Flour 1856 bush Barley, lOCOodo.Uats,
~ bales Wool
~ Are Railroads.&c. bbls Flour go tcs Beef 4Opkes
Batter. and go do Cheese.
Bv Neto- ccea Raaroad-94 pkg Cheese, and &c Ossks
Buffer
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R~ceIuts of Produce. Oct.
Passengers Arrived.

IN iy Consolidation from LceypootHr Aune and lady,
Mr. Rcss Mr. Thompson and lady j. ~ hack Mfs w H. Allen
Ja peot sp Jsoot s. WesterUeh, Jron Greyoe-nrs b. w.
IsEdssy
IN .iss y2aigs Jron Harre-c C. Ever, c r Thompson
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ETn f Third %p GopgTsssionai District

For Congress. PHILLIPS PHGNIX
large number Of cz ms Electors Of the lid Congress
sions District having expressed their desire 10 have Hon
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX nominated for Congress and hav
ing addrt SEED him letter asking the use of his name for
such puPosest meeting OF bsfrends and fellowcitzen
held on the 9th inst. twas
Resolred, That Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX be- and
hereby Is nominated TO represent the lid Congressional
Distinct OF this State IN the AAAilld Congress of the United
States and that the election of District be urged 70 give
hun their earnest and hearty support
BY order. JOHN COMPTON, Chairman.
JESsE CoNNyR Escref.rv
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r..,s ward.-rHE TINE FoR ACTION Has

III Tenth Ward.-THE TINE FOR ACTION HAS
lRRIVFD-A Grand MAJ Meeting Of the Electors OF the
Ittb Ward will be he'd SATURDAY EVENING Ocr
81 AZ u o'cock Ire Of Grand sDd fo-sytfs
f th pnrpoe Of thorou<hly completing The srrcnse
ru.ut prera1afory electng the whole Wing ckef 1ne
fIous gentlemen are invited. and may b. expected %
address tic meeting Hon. j y. SEWER, OF La; Hon
A TALNADGE; Col. LO0NEY. Of Tenn; ERASrts
IiNsON Esqs JOHN J. DOANE- Esq; J. WILSON
GRFFN Esq. r. DELAFIELD SMITH, ESQ., CHAS,
RIDDLE Esl Messrs Missing. Frazer and Cook viii en-
hvsu the meeting with some Of their best sones.
5. .. Belts Chairman
n s D DSss15 secr,t,rie.
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CTATE, COUNTY and CITY BONDS
~ el50OOO STATE of GEORGIA per cent. Coupon
Bonds 20 years run principal and interest payable IN
Eew-York
$4,000 STATE of MIsS0URIe per cent Coupon Bonds,
20 principal and interest payable in New ork
$1,000 CITY of MILWAUKEE, 10 per cent. Coupon
Bonds years run principal and interest in New
Geo CITY Of SAN FRANCISCO 10 per cent. Coupon
Bonds, due in 1871 -
$4,000 CITY of BURLINGTON, IOWA, per cent.
Coupon Bonds years run principal and pays
bic in New-York.
$4,000 CITY of ST. LOUIS per cent. Coupon Bonds
due in 1863 principal and interest payable In New-iork
coo STATE of CALIFORNIA per cent. Coupon
Bonds principal and interest payable in Newly
$1,000 COUNTY OF ST. GENEVIEVE, Mo. l0per cent.
Coupon Bonds 10 years principal aud interest paya-
bic in NewYork.
$1,000 CITY of ST. GENEvIEVE, No, 10 per cent.
Coupon Bonds 10 yearto run, principal and interest paya
bic In New York.
$4,000 DECATUR CO., Ind, 6 per cent. Coupon Bonds
10 years run principal and interest payable in New York
and guaranteed by LswTeneeb1rgh and Upper Mississippi
ko.5l Wall-et., corner Wllliam-st.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the election
IN of Directors of the Hanover Bank be- held in pur
OF the Articles Of Association thereof will take place
at the Directors Room of said Bank the FIRST TUES
DAY of November next at IL O'Clock at noon and the poll
will remain open until P.N.-Dated New-York Oct.
l6 1852.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
- C. NJ LIVINGSTON Cashier
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS and CINCIN-
" Natl RAILROAD COMPANY.-The undersigned
having been duly appointed Transfer Agents Of the Ceve
land Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company Books
the of the Stock OF the said Company will be
opened and kept Office and aer Monday next
18th instant. WINSLOW, LANIER & Co.
No. 50 Wall-st New-York.
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SOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED If

OOOthe Mexican War FLORIDA War and wsr Of islz
for which the highest pree VIII be given And also Inos
Patents located In 1872 long since sod for tsxes, sls an
patents located Gnce 1877 IN Iowa Wisconsin and pos
JnqsiSe o. g. O. 6HUFELDT, No. 3Nssssa-st art 6oor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

10 Thirteenth Ward Wings. Arouse Tho
CHIPPEWA CLUB and the SCOTT and GRAHAM
CLUB Of the XIIlth Ward VIII bold GaDd Mss Meeting
a. Thshan Hail, No 4e2 Grand-s'- FRIDAY EVENING,
Oct % y o'clock Several eminent speakers viii al
dress the meeting This VIII Be the last meeting previous
the election and expected that every Wing Will BE-
his post After the al ourment Of the meeting process
son M be formed ard march throug h the Ward BY order
AUGUSTUS MORAND, President Chippewa Club.
WIN w LYON President Scott and Graham Club.
II scott and tsraham.-THE SIXTEENTH
WARD IN A BLAZE-The CHURUBUSCO CLUB
will meet AZ SCOTS Barracks FRIDAY EVENING the
9th the last before the Election which
the viii be addressed by the following gentlemen
hon Mr. TALMADGE Hon. Mr.. RAYMOND MAJOR
yOSDICK. SHANNON, McDOUGAL. BELLOWS and
BANKS The meeting will DO enfivened with Songs by
FASHER ana MISSING. Wallace's Band VIII be in
ATTENDANCE JOSEPH RUSSELL, President
MATHEW McDoUeAL, Secretary.
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ERIE and NORTH EAST RAILROAD co

IL TRANSFER OFFICE-Tho ERIE and NORTH
EAST RAILROAD COMPANY having appointed the IN
deTsgned their Transfer Agents in this city notice hereby
given that Books Of Transfer of the Capital Stock have been
WINSLOW, LANIER L Co.
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TT Ninth ward.-Tsmperance and City Reform

Nominations
For Member Of As'eMtly JACOB S. MILLER
FOR -isssfdsf alderman. HENRY DUBOIS
for CttI Juffiee. WN. Il. MECH.
f@ Assessor. ............ HENRY bOLK.
For Coa,.oII,, }PHILANDER BRUSH
BENJAMIN d. WISNER
The Ninth Wari Temperance Alliance win bolj ma.
meetings IN the large Tens EVERY EVENING during the
present week, corner OF et-Av and S,h-.t commencing
THIS EVENING, Oct &c. Rev Mr.. CHAPLIN. RHEFS
CULVER, HAWKINS, BARNUM AID other eminent
sPeaAers ART engaged aud vii address the meeting.
Come one ell Let FL the friends of the cause by
thelr presence, sid movement which eventually mu:t
sweep the OF nteupe from our ward and civ
Now u the time for action.
JEREMIAH TERRELL, Chairman.
EDWARD WILKES, Secretary.
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Jnsnranre Companies.


BUILDING ASSOCIATION and General
ID Fire Insurance COMPANY, corner Of Tryon-row md
Chathamst in the Harlem Railroad Baildnss tAkns
rsks Rents, Buildings &C. on ,ns Sst ,syosaoe terra
DANIEL BAkSrs. Secretary
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
WI CAPITAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
of the CITY OF Yorklnsuranee Buildings No. ~ WALL
The Charter Of this Company requires that fOar6hs Of
its profs latter paying seven per cea per llv
Sfockbodesl are to be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT s HONE, President.
n B-Copes sf the CHARTER of this Company may be Oh
tanned on application az the ONCE
NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR.
IN ANCE COMPANY of New Haven, Conn-BRANCH
OFFICE, No. IS Wsl,st' N ooo
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company insures Live Stock, such a. Horses CAT
tie &C. &C. from death, Sccasloned either from natural
causes OF '''''eH' q THOMAS KESDR2cR, Presssss
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
III surance Buildings, OF Wall and Wiham-ts,
Offices Nos. 10 aud II, ground floor
This Company having their Capital Of el5oooo paid in
In cssh and securely invested prepared sxanst
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms.
The charter OF ths Company provides ina. se, paying
mum, iourhs of the remaining profits are 10 be divided
among the assured in scrip bearing interest," which scrip
be edeemahe IN cash whenever the accumulated pro6s
and capital shall amount to sl,Ooo,ooo.
TRUSTEES;
Jos Gailsrd Jr, John A. Stephens 8. 8. Rowland.
Jas NJ Waterbury, James Warren, stephen Whitney
George Curtis Arthur Leary Dan - FnsannE
d. S. Kennedy, Denning Duer Aug c. Downing
John J. Astor, Jr, John Steward, Jr, g. b Lamar
Fred 4 Deano, Robert D. Mintun, VIM. u. AspinwaA
Daniel Drake Smith, Edward C. Center, Chas H. Russell
Fred. g Foster, Josiah Cakes IsaAc Townsend
Peleg Hall, Robert = Hone -
DUNCAN F. CURRY, Secretary
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EY At n Large and Enthusiastic Convention
OF over Six Hundred Delegates from the free and ndpend
voters of the City of convened for the pu
pose Of examining the qualifications of the various Csnd
dates be voted for at the coming Election feeling assured
that IN the the Primary Elections of city
Quoted and the moDstrous abuses imposed upon the
orderly peaceful and intelligent portion of the community
and more particularly having noticed with surprise
and regret the attempt made by both the old parties
pose upon the citizens and taxpayers OF the city persons
for the Office Of Governor Of the Aims House. who
VIGOROUSLY untitled discharge the duties the
Of Wing and Democratc parties unanimously nomina-
ted for that Office Hon. ISAAC b. SMITH late Assist
ant Alderman Of the Ninth Ward and in presenting the
Of Alderman Smith feel that discerning and outraged
public will sustain the above nomination by eectng him to
The above office.
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rVNineteenfh Ward.-Rseaar Democratic Wing
Nomination. X.,.r. ,coous
Foy Co1crets, .tAAt.c phCONo.
F0v 4sfersbiy. .-.......-. NATHANIEL :. WING.
For 1,,fstgsf ALderHzoz. q. WILLIAM B. DRAKE.
For ASSESSOR ........ .MINARD T. ADEE.
-, (MICAJAH VI. STANIEIS.
FoF e0h'Aio'e'''''''''''' GEORGE w. JACQUES.
O. Sixth Congressional District.-The xlth
Ward be represented her Mechanical Interests require
INDEPENDENT WING NOMINATION.
For CoHgress. .....Lf.Wl - :. Uou
~ Wing Nomination for Congress.-sEvEsrs
CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT QXth, XVIII and XXth Wsrdsl
ROBERT SMITH.
By order Of the Convention.
ROBERT MCINTYRE. Chairman
II. Hill WHEELER, Secretary.
II Twentieth Ward Democratic Wing Reg
ulnr Nominations:
For CoRorefs. MARSHALL o. ROBERTS.
For AfsenIly ........... HENRY HOUSTON.
Fop Asiiit1nf Alderman. JAMES ANDREWS. Jr
Fer dssetsor ............ CHRISTOPHER C. ELLIS.
n ,..Iy iJOHN Il. GEILER,
r"' e"'''UV'''''''''''' JESSE n SEAMAN.
Il'peesoys Of Election:
First Dstriet-Charls Ross, Morris Bennett;
Second Dstnct-Daniel Conover, A. J. Bender.
Third Distrct-Edwin s Weed, Francis MCINTYRE.
Fourth Distret-Hush Turner, George w. Paid.
Fihh Distrct-Jarnes Bntt osSar Taylor.
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III
" Eishth Ward. Attention SCOTT LRGIoN

" LIEHtH w UTU. NIItHTIOn .-SIUTI LEUIUV
and SCOTT AND GRAHAM HARDSHELL CLUB-A
special meeting OF the above Associations will be held At the
Mercer House, of Bro0ue and Mercerss on FRI
DAY EVENING 18th inst, az O'Clock
The German Union Club Of the With Ward are invited
70 attend. By order,
JAS. q. MOFFETr. President Scott Legion
H. y. WILD Pres't Hazd-Shel 5. and @ Club
Z. GREENE SecretAry
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" Ninth ar6-RegnIar Wing Ticket
fW Asscnots. $500. EDWARD SL0SSON
Tor AssisiaHf 4ideTMGA. SAMUEL BREYOORr
FW 1"esso,; ...-.........OLINER 7. WARDELL
fo' JEs''es Dat Court. Nm. B. MECH
Fer Cynstayles {bENyANtS ID. WTSNER
(WlLLIAM kUGLER
p. for IHspccfors Of Election.
kiiSt Dsirct-AArun c. Jewell John A Crefjey
second u sirict --Jtcksou Lawrence Eghert Mill
hirc Dlstrict-hi-Am Busdett, jacob Ackerson
Fourth hsiTict-Hsnry Jay, Asa Butrnrn
Flfih Ostrct-herry W Hunt Samuel C,r,,:n.A.
SlAth psfrlct-N hasn = Noble, George B. Sprrs.cern
SevsEih Dttilet-Duv.d \. Dick, James $ Ard@rs9p
Eighth hstT1ct-Georze Deane Corpe,s N Dels,n.,sr
Ninth D.strict-Ceorse founs. Samuel Fro.
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I AND WARRANTS bought and sold on the
IL most favorable terms BY KIRKLAND co,
No. - Waist, Jauncey Court
Warrants forwarded to all parts Of the country mar
fet Price the receipt Of retisnces guaranteed gen.
zine ard receivable any Land Oee in tie United States
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~ First Ward Whia Nominations.

n First Ward Wing Nominations:
For Congress. JAMES BOWEN.
For Member Of dssea.biy. THOMAS r. WHITNEY
For Assistdff didsrm0H. JOSEPH JAMESON
For -fssosor. ..........,JOH THOMPSON, Jr
~ First Assembly District-(First and Second
Wsrdsl-Reg ular Democratic Wing Nomination.
For Member Of assembly. THOMAS X. WHITNEY
l7- Third Ward Regular Wing N0mina lions.
For Congress. BOWEN
For issemHy ............ DANIEL BOWLY.
For -4fsistdnt Alderman. SAMUEL X. MABBATT
For -fssessoy. ............ ARCHIBALD COCHRANE.
rox co,,,,bJ,, ANDREW NISBET.
" BENJAMIN c. BENHAM
For Inspectors Of Election
First Dstrict.-GeOrge w. Thacher Friend 7. Fits
Second District-GeOrge w. Palmer John w Downing
Third Dstrict.-Nilliam L. Shardlow ROYAL O. Willard
Fourth Dlstrct-Simeon Outwater Asher ID. Atkinson
OSCAR w. STURTENANT, Chairman Ward Com
THos OUTwATER, Secretary.
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PED ASH COAL.-Egg stove and nstase
~ pure Red Ash slso Lehish egg and soveess
screened and delivered from yArdst the lowest nsrtes
Yard No. 37 Fraukliu-st JAMES AITkiN
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RED ASH COAL-StOve and egg sizes,
~ warranted pure Red Ash Peach Orchard, nee -
slate and shell Tor sale 81 moderate prices for MS
Goa, al No. L9 West llthst, between 9Th and 6th-sI,
CHARLES LOWThEk
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lfsa w.sxuarosl

nj steamship perwcni dropped dowa from The Screw
s.S "a ~ ~ after undergone the nccessAy repa
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23
RICHARD MARVIN,
On Third Street, st. Paul,

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHISAwARE, oUEENsWARE AND
CRoCKERY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO PREsLEys,
And nerly opposite the Post Office
UDEIIENlNG that the trade of our town wilinow wal
an establishment devoted solely To this branch
of business the Subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in Of goods III his line, To the
fact that he prepared to receive them on the most
liberal and nodating terms and has on hand, and
arriving, very large and well selected stock o
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles not to be met
with elsewhere in this town.
&. &. blaze edged dipt painted, printed, white granite
flown, blne and mulberry eartheawure;
Pure white enamelled, lustrc blue figured and gold
band, English china
White, gold band and decorated French china;
All the varieties Of American cut plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern and Western manufactures;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English L. d. pipes; American pipes and pipe hcais
large assortment of looking glasses, elegant apannc
tea trays of our own impouation,
BRITANNIA coffee and eapots casters, pitchers, etc,
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment of Cornelius X CO.
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers, grandoles etc,
gilt, olive, ard damasK
Tose cr with "A large variety of articles not usually
imported for this market.
prepared to offer large stock Of goods, ordered
expressly for this trade on unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for the country trade, III The
best manner kept constantly on hand.
My goods put up in the best manner by careful
and experienced packers, and be transported any
by otherwise, without risk or break
age.
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention Is invited To my stock OF niow
Glass Of all sizes and qualities; which viii be sold here
for less prices than before offered IN ~ Pau ana at
small adv upon The cost AT tn. manufacturers
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
in H. 9-ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23

LOOK AT THIS
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
Formerly Lee, Gage a Co..

N
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
yENiE firm Of Lee, Gage Il Co. having been dissolved
by mutual consent the 2lst day of January lat,
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother and
will continue The manufacture of i'll all their
~. No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced worknen, and the stock
purchased direct from the manuac turers, beth in Ed
rope and America, for cash am confident that can
hold ont such inducements that dealers Will lind il TO
their interest to encourage home manufacture.
As to The character and reputation of saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need he said rs trust that both
dealers and have had sufficient opportunity
TO test the quality of my manuac ure, while partner
in the late firm of Lee, Gage Co.. not To doubt for
IA moment, my ability to compete successfully in point
of price, quality finish with amy mandatory of
the Kind IN the United States. Being III eipt
OF every description of stock / prepared to fill
all orders with pronptncss and despatch.
NJ orders addressed TO the undersigned, Messrs.
Bridge X Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to AL kinds of repairing.
may 24-4-Gu w. L. L. GAGE.
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON & GENERAL
CONEECrIONARY EST AEI.ISU NIEN'T

TIVE subscribers. in returning their sincere thanks to
their patrons and The public in general for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire To inform
them that they have OPENED lee Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Hchcox q Kellogg
Drug store, Third They will always have Ice
Cream and article i'll the confectionery line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give us II call.
They will also inform the public that they have al
WAYS hand their Confectionery, the Amcri-
House. full of fancy and plain Candies,
which they Will sell almost as low as il he bought
in ST. Louis. Merchants will find il to their adv aDtage
to call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM y KARCHER.
st. Paul. july z, 1852 ".
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DIED.

4. IS l~ River, the llth Il September, Mrs.
Cl,Ir b.. Bow RON wife OF Joseph IIosron, Esq,
ia 81 ..i year 1T her age.
., fh Effective dispensation of an Ali-ni>e Prov
.. husband is bercaved of The iaS, sur, iyor
af .- l.. s., having followed three children the
t.-.s. lu : the past year.