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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-08-27
AN.SHr1AN .:.CWs'N,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
IL ell, Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end ST. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boarders. families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him CALI believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in new country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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Lumber for Sale

THE undersigned wishes to inform the
Il citizens Of Saint Paul and Its vicinity that he is
opening Lumber Yard, the old Shngle Factory, on
Jackson and Seventh streets, and Is prepared to oil Or
ders for all kinds of Lumber Of description aths or
Shingles. .
easy. One half up, and the balance on the de-
livery of the Lumber. J. W. BASS,
Agent for St. Anthony Mill Co.
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kittSOn's Addition.

THIS desirable ground. lying in The
l. most central and advantageous part If the basin
of ST. Paul where must inevitably be the principal river
business of the town, and afrng also the choice
and delightful lots in the upon the bench for dwell
ling hOuses Is surveyed into lots and offered for
sale with titles undisputed and ndsputae
bly, low prices, and upon liberal terms of credit for most
of the purchase money, and lumber for building lots
sold in the addition, will be furnished at the rotary
mill on easy terms. CIIAS. II. OAKES,
Agent for PrOprietOrs.
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CKETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the
~ New England Of tn West, by E. s. Seymour: For
sale by LEDCO . nohnH"'
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VOLUME 9.
THE M1:NNESOTIAN,

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st. Paul March oath, 1852.
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VIM. IllingwOrth,

" ATCH AND CLOCK Nam E
w ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth W,N n
street, st. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks S,
to the inhabitants of ST. Paul for their kind patronage and
support since his arrival from England, and hopes through
strict attention TO business to merit continuance of the
N b. Having had thirty years experience in Manu-
featuring Clocks and Watches. of every description,
he feels himself undertake work ntrusted
to his New watches male TO order and wheels cut
for the trade. WM lLIINGWORTl,
2-1S Matchmaker, corner Jackson and Fifth.
~ beautiful assortment of French and English I.e
and Lepines, and American clocks, both and
secondhand, constantly hand and for sale at the above
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25
A Sketch OF Olmutz.

rom the London Times, Oct. btn.
This little congress of two Courts, with so many
mind to the still more moving period Of lSl3-14-15.
Prince Paskiewitsch and Count Nesselrode, hav-
ing oeen less in the west of Europe than current
French, English and German soldiers and statesmen
have been objects of considerable interest from the
association Of their names with the political and
military development OF the Russian power during
nearly two generations l give you an anecdote
connecting the two epochs that may be relied on.
Lord Westmoreand was relating to Prince Psskie-
witsch that in January 1874 at the advance on Paris
after the heights Of Beleville had been s.ormsd
Paris appeared, and being then attached to the corps
d'0rmte Of General Miloradowitsch, this energetic
officer called out, Up with the artillery let us at
length have q shot at Paris" The artillery was
brought up, and when the last shot was fred
>Miloradowitsch said, "What singular coincidence
This was the very artillery officer who opened the
first fire at the beginning Of the retreat from Mos
cow" When Prince Paskiewtsch had listened to
aid fail OF the empire Of Napoleon L. he ad led cal
low ne to conclude the series of condolences and
infosn you that the name Of this young artillery
officer was Paskie witsch, and that he now has the
pleasure Of renewing III Omutz, in 1853 the CANA
raderie of 1914 on the heights of Beeve." Unlike
the tall and brawny Emperor, Count Nesselrode Ia
brief In every proportion OF length and BREADTH but
with refined and intellectual features; and, although
one of the very few statesmen who preceded the
Congress Of Vienna, and politically survived the
TEN pests Of ls4s, he is still fresh and active, except
having no longer the youthful strength Of eyesight
lie is still here, not having left with the Emperor
last night. From all that can hear his counsels
are OF great value not only to the peace of Europe
hut TO the interests Of Russia herself as he believes
that pacific Development Of the empire will carry
IL further than more ambitious an warlke policy.
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schr (nams unkncwn) dimAstsd ana oounS IN ~ nan
mart 10 AN ridav) passeu .sr Mobile, OF Sayoroek
tow Of steamer Palmetto bound In lryevoa,y reported
Gsnvisw, Of Boston, masts and sails all gone; wanting
assistance, the left her.
Ship Moves, Patten Amsterdam, 40 days, with 4pas-
Bark Elizabeth (Br) williamson, Calao 1913 days via
Rio Janeiro 60 days where she put in in distres TO
sn Relief as days hence for Rio Jsneiro captain sick.
bark s.sn Potter Camden Gaai. 90 days to az master
Bark Mllaadon, Holm,r 'niasa ~ e''A' ~ Jays W
Agaire Galway.
Oct IL lat rs Ion 10 49, spoke brig Linden from Mobile
for Philadelphia; 13th lat 2S 20 Ion 70 60 spoke brig
Broome, from New Orleans fer Boston; day. at IL
Pm, was struck by lightning which shattered the main
royal mast and head of manmast 19th lat 81 go Ion IS
so, while lying to in hurricane, shipped heavy seas
ard lost the stern boat 22d lat SO IS "a spoke Br
schr Charles of Yarmouth from the West Indies for New
York, 81 day s out; supplied her with provisions.
Brig New World (of Phiadelphia) Fleming Cienfuegos
via Havana 10 days (where she put in for crew. those
board being sic to order Had very heavy weather.
laid to six da in heavy gales Oct so miles east
before repor ed took from her the Captain and three
men. The has lost bulwarks, headrals sails &c.
Brig Lda (Br), ovensten, Per I'm "a days to
signals with brig Spear of Boston hence for Mama
nilo 2ls lat SO 81, Ion IA 49, spoke ship Diana from
New Orleans for Boston.
Brig Matamoras, Look Pictou, 20 days. to Manhattan
Gas Company Oct 49, Cape Sable bearing NV DO miles
spoke schr VIM Hill from Picou for Dghton Mass. The
ueafy 6"eJ, 'PAA'
sails, &C.
Brig wandsrer (Brl Benson, rictou, via Boston, 20
Brig America (Br Holmes, Windsor, 10 days, to mas
ter.
Brig Alamode, Tervoy, Windsor days, to master.
Brig Samson, Murray Mobile, q days, to Eagle Ha-
Zard.
Brig Sarah Wooster Wooster Jacksonville, IA days to
Massey a. Petit.
Brig Robert White, Robinson Elizabeth City, NC, 10
day s, to Benton II Bros
Brig Hope, Bid 10, Alexandra. days, to master.
Yacht News Boy, Boiling Halifax via Gloucester, 8
days, to master.
schr Ell phemia Bray, Avarado, rs days, to Volt Il
Mllington.
schr DIV Bagley, Brown Curacao, 80 days, to DovaI &
Co.
schr Atlantic (Br), Roberts Abacoa, days. to Ack-
erly
Schr Alfareta (of Newburyport) Small, jacksonville
10 days, to Rochenbaugh Had very heavy weather,
split sails, stove boat, &c.
schr Edward Mcfarland, Bristol, 10 days, to Simpson
&Mayhew
Schr Virginia Grifths, Pummer, Wimir gton, IL day
Schr Adele, Apologize, Wilmington. NC, 8 days.
Schr Advance, Smith, Norfolk, days.
Schr Mary Langdon, Simonton Eastport, days.
Schr Knight, -, Robbnston, 10 days.
Schr Hannah Chase, Johnson, Portland, Ct "a hours
Schr Arabella, Was, Rondout for Boston
BELOW.
Ship Roger Stewart weeks from Cardiff.
Wind during the day from NE with rain.
The clipper ship San Francisco for San Francisco, has
n AT
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LAuYcHE-At Boston, Saturday by Mr. Mckay the
clipper ship Romance of the Sea- About the time
by Mr. John Taylor at Chelsea the clipper ship Aurora of
about 1900 TONS She owned by Messrs Stone Slsbee
Pickman of Salem is to be commanded by Capt Nathl
Brown, Jr and will load in Messrs Gidden Williamss
line for San Francisco.
At Mystic, Conn 18th inst, by Messrs Grsenman Co.
clipper ship called the DAVID Crockett She is about 100
tons being the largest ship built in Connecticut She
is owned principally in New York and when complete for
forna trade and will be commanded by Capt Spencer
At Calais 18th inst by Messrs James Porter Co, Mr.
William Hinds master builder splendid three dscked
ship of 1852 TONS called the Break o. Day, to be
manded by Capt Joseph Moore. She taking in her
mass 20th and would load deals at st Stephen for Liver
pool.
At Red Beach, 18th inst by Capt Pettigrove fine ship
Of about 500 tons, called the Chipman owned by De
Wolfe II Co.
At Robbinston, 18th inst, by Mr. Babcock ship of
about 500 tons, called the Star of Empire.
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Ks Board-s2 900 schuyi Nav ss, 20, s5wn 75S; 100
do 76 1000 do, BIS, rs; 1000 Read RR 6s TO 75x 400
Harrisburg RR 8s 3d. 900 Penna SIS s0k $50 shs Nor.
RR 60; 1876 schuyl Nav Pref 3D. 27h $50 do b5 so
Issi.t RR l3K 200 Susq Canal IL 80 do Tx Bank Of
Kentucky Ill Beoen Boards-$4 600 Schul Nav SIS, w,
IAN Second Board-$l 600 schuyl Nav 6s, 49, b5 75j
100 shs schuy. Ne. prsf S. 271S; 10 Camden Amboy
R l45 ~ Read RR s5 100 40 So14 z g uhs stsr
Valley RR, eT. after BoIrd-l0 shs Bank Nen'u0A''
HOY. Market dull
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Married.

On Monday October II in this city, BY Rev H. f. Pease,
Mr.. OSCAR MAILMAN to Miss HANNAH H. NEWMAN all of
Williamsburg.
On Thursday October 20, in Wintr gton, Conn by the
Rev. VIM c.. Walker NORMAN A. FREEMAN, of the city of
New York TO Miss ADELAIDE LEE, third daughter of the
mie fniihp Lee Esq, OF the former place
On Monday, October "a in this city, by tina Rev ii. F.
Iease, Mr. JOSEPH Fox, of New York. to Miss Emily A.
FLETCHER, of Williamsburg, l.. l.
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Port OF New York, October "A, 1853.

Der. "a, 1858.

CLEARED.
Steamship-Dee (Br), Parker st Thomas Maitland,
Phelps Go.
ships-Ravenswood, johnson, New Orleans VIM Nelson
Son; Compromise, Ze,oea Liverpool Zerega Coz Bran
DIVINE Merrman, Havre + Il u Fowler.
Bark-sarah Jane, Gray, Mobile. Sturges, Chairman 4
Co.
scbrs- Patrick Henry, Knudson, Savannah, Durham &
Dmon; Earl Dundonald (Br), Young Bermuda, Hy and
smith President, Saunders Matagorda, &c, Stanton
Thompson; Ringgola, Mott, Norfolk Sturges Chairman
Co; New York, Atkins, Richmond, II Person; Jonas
smith, Freeman, Wilmington, McCresdy Mott Co.
sloop-kienx Durtee, Newport, master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Southerner Evan, Charleston, to Spoford
Tiles Go. The did not leave Charleston till Friday
ate AN, on account u gals when % the bar passed
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Herald. Marine Correspondence.

Z5-4 I'M
Arrived-Shp John Merrck, Stevens, Liverpool; schr
Abel, Dickinson, portand steamer kennebec, Copes,
NYork
Ceared-Steamshif Osprey, Bennett, Charleston; briggs
Fashion (Br) Fader Antigua Gen Marion, Bibber, and
Baldwin, Montgomery, Boston, schrs Edna C. Kelly, and
Roe, Studley do.
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Memoranda.

The clipper ship San Francisco for San Francisco has
anchored at Quarantine.
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LHswD cAKR--IAst weeks quotations main
tAjsea but saiss in quAntty ere diGsult 70 erect.
nsIA.rHs-Twe ANAL ssrgoes o. Cuba have been sole
to arrive At per duty paid b put into story
at sellers xpsnss, lAsding Weights
Ons -sserm 10 steady at 40 &91 pale seal at k33
cod k02 1bs; southern kxS f3e Selsrs 81 NegadorI
ovs At Isl while callitsl Is held ut $50 fan
ass Cd SIS 3d.: cscosput 3es ID 40s brown RI q
NJ S4s Cd rsGpsd at 3os 3D. unseeA quiet IT 21s Cd
McDwe pottes esIes Of 600 bses Bengal ut l0~ lis
coo bags MADRAS at s. Cd a0s Cd being sr rAts
The lat advces from Akysb .tate the crop turning
less than had bssn expected and pricce have
fron Rs. 26 at which the season isran TO Rs 46 ps
loo baskets On Change cargo Of ArasAn was sold
floating fer Liverpool 81 o. Cd. less ~ per ceBt.
oAIrSHs-osV e.gs nepgsi In sale 70 cay (rersStm
go ins) Drought zos., ana OH osgs Bombay Z's'
ISs ~. UT 80 10 We. .,o,o
erIH-iov soss VIE soo on cone Gay ~ @Is ios'
c cno ,pe - oeos nrmoe "nss ana VIC c's'e
'. s w al u,a.u ooo n 4.
"a y. ioVo osgs ons1 psppe IL ps's
va Eau os ~ sMsnt 7o' IN anu Low -
AIIssh spsei' - vi 800 s. -.
;, Swan ~, w, IouI". sinoe eur ~
tnousb ~ 'po Pus14 $40 " e.y ea" sni.atlon pr
,sheo ms ssss We. So .o @urss " tnsse dayI
Ea' hoiA heunss IN equss. s.u Piee, stc ssou. ~
dtaier In noAuns eArsoes su vu. "Ha M. osan Ions
Pslheipany ior eu'Possl sssou vs. M ~, % %
oeeh r"io l,oEs.neI "so ~ - o' %.
rs. OF TO ~ =. AAs ~ W. ~ % ~, ~
No. io5s ~ 1os y. los', WIN 80 "
otoo bags, ~ los. o. anu 4,ioo DAEs y ios ou ~
Sonl eptai soVo|h IePore klea' ns " w. ~ Y
p p CO. rs'ersouis 'siso '~ ~ - ~
no 20 n 20 a. .. -, l,l
iAIow - mr. ner ~ SIS as. o. on sno ppo' xno -
~, ~ Zoo oc.ooel. aose III" s ac~ oo ,a
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We, rivsa 70 TIE King - he Dslsans bis son, At
VNDpa.
II was sssrted In Paris but dsub'sd that despatch
lad been resolved from vsora BY the government sta
ting that he Pss had actually ssssptsa the Russian
pltnatuD.
The Paris kentteSr esntsiss strong article the
Eastern a. sston bat deer let think it will lead in the
end to s.w rheati,ns Of the EorsIesn powers Tbs
writer states " did that France would be engaged
der The treaty of July 1871
]. stated in Paris but doubted That the Forte had
ascspe ed The Russisp pltimatun.
There were suJnirss OF . dissolution OF the Corps
Isri'lsf ewing u the ps~ing opposition 70 the gov
srpAent :.
succession Of such report lad caused much unstsad
ness in furds The PG,e denies the ate~snt OF the
American journals relative the .sng Of French ships
with hostile intent to the Society Islands
Bordeaux Journal statss that 40 eco francs had been
wsrsrsd there between American gentlemen and
French ship owners. that the American ship Fillmore
vssA heat the French clipper Benjamin, her voyage
from that port to New York
Cen do Tholope died at Paris the 18th ult
There bad been great ipur daons ut Castle Sevassn N
the Farm ct Gsronne. and much property DESTROYED.
The husband Of Queen Christina had interview With
the Emperor.
to Leopold Of Belgium.
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RE-AssEHBLTNG OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW MEASUhEs-THE ANNEXATfON or rEgu-rs-
TERvENTloN IN oHIEA-GIRABALDAA AS A PILOT
LATEST COLONIAL NEWS IN ESGLASD-suDpRs
DEATH OF CAPTAIN G0RDoN-THg EUNSERIgs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC, ETC.
The lower Hosse Of Parliament assembled on Thurs
day night, oh ult after the Whtsuntide recess The
reports u the committee OF ways ard means Of the
committee Of he customs acts we're received and agreed
10 ard bills ordered 10 no brought in eundso thereon
lord John Russell stated that I'd Of June the govern
meDt would state their views with respect 10 the future
administration Of Irda. Mr. Miner Gibson asked a
quest on in reference 20 Jewish abltis 20 which Lord
John Russell replied that he did not thick II Desirable to
Introduce measure upn the subject bat that he aeu
dsd TO deal generally rih the oahs taken by hers Of
the Bouee He added that ther- bill before the
House ~ ords which might meet the
Op Friday hsht the Income Tax bill read second
time the opposition reservng their force until third
reading NJ Golden asked by whose minority the Pro
vucs ~ Peru vas arr cred to British India ard con
tended that the people o. Britain ought 70 have hsd
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pe- ~. have ban ~ lo2 x. and the Reduced Three
i.r Gents se1s to 10ch There sss been purchase Of
ESQ ece Of eT rid tn BE fer the par
w. Park has advanced 70 and 2So Isds stock
H. marked .ol to i63 F1sbsqusr Ills NJ rsr 10 3s pre-
period When the spos the bends takes o.
feet /, uow ssse hand Tersisn Seeuritiss have sssn
ysrv ouiet Eat are 6rmer FQuadsr have touched ana
az; ErsYiliss New Teur.sDd halt per Cent 8osds,
1OtX 10 lsl syansh Certificates, tk Dutch Four Per
CsLs 9s. n kailssy Shares srs very trm but With
ht,le Solss French Shares are dull Gold Nine Shares
supported but Great Nugget sss,csiy 20
COED. The Lasd Ceppsnes' shsres are heavy In Aus-
tIslan Eseks little has been doing. Metcsfe Nine
II to IL u, akd Central ~ France 70 y premium
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WoHANs TEMPERANCE SocETY.-The Woman'1
state I.mrerst Society viii meet odsv Ia Cornlh,A
Hsn Rnchestei. The great expouDders NJ Woman
hipbt, and Bloom ~ he there with fr.-h tnstruc
tcls htm The la.e convention at Rsvcnaz, Vhlo,
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Spain.
THE PRESS AND Mr. sOULE-NEw PROJECTS OF FL

NANCE, ETC.
The Diario Esponol continues TO write against tha
reception II Sen soue The HeTGdo considers that
II wsut be dgsi6sd fcr Spain TO take notice Of
M Seue'k proceedings when In unofficial capacity
The Marquis de viluna has been Appoisted TO the
vacant ambsssadorsbip At Paris
The Queer Mother has lost H. eco oco reals within
sbsrt time, by mining spsculatiobs
frigAte named the Prinsssss de Astu1iAs, s TO
~ built at the Caracas srssnnl.
The Minister Of finance, the 18th, submitted his
budget
The Queen Mother had lost twelve million reals BY
mining speculAtions.
The Nin'sr Of Finance had submitted hts budget thu
Council o. State under the presidency Of the Queen "
adopted the iape ts deficit would b 800 900 reals sut
the minister Ropnon that the increase Of customs
arisy II the reduced scale Of duties would than
comp tntate for the loss.
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Nay 20, 1853.
AMERICAN srCURITIDG.

regards the market American stocks during the
week, Nessrs Bell Son Co " circular reported that the
demand In the London market continued without seaie
nent American Investments still continuing To be ia
vorits investment with capitalists both IN Britain ssd
the Continent The transactions during the pact few
weeks have been very large IN and city stocks
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Commercial Affairs.

LONDON MosEy MARKET, Nay 20 The English Fnris
have been improving and With an Increased business
Tho intelligence that the reneped di snlty between
Turkey ard Russia has been adjusted exerciccs favor
shIe ipfuence but the easter ~ the money market
and the large arrivals Of sp Gle from America
POTENT Conso's quoted IL, - 70 for transfer and
To- x 20 for account TLs ses T-Ics sld qasr tos
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Germany.
The seson Of the Chambers Of SAKE Coburg Getha
opened May H.


The Ne.c Zurich Gazette Of the 10TH says
The PoIes Nunco has presented to the government Of
the Of Frbourg note tho in grafton
Of Bishop hartley, and tho abrogation Of legislation
which he calls antregious The note Is couohed in Often
sive terms.
letter from BellinYona, Of the 18Th in the Parla
me OF Turin states that there is considerable unea
mesa in Eepdrisio (Tcino) account of the difficulties
arising from the Austrian blockade Corn is becoming
scarce and rising in price while the population -hich
used TO diminish considerably about this time Of The
year, being in the habit Of smigrating to Loubardy
Low remains stationary.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-06
New York s7arbIed Iron WOrl. =,

O,ire Gna Suics Room. No. 4l3 BfoGdur.n. oppls,i.
NeG iLIrcn Rmi!0 Depot, HuUutr fJTg ,1iarT
OF tah rnac H'ld An street, tie Crgs.3 Pal
Gee. Neai IoTk.
TIVE original ana mast extensive Manufacturer
Il ri NAEBLEiZED CAST IRON MAN'rEIS
TABLE 1'opS. COLI riLASTERS. cLts'N
CASES, coCNrERS. -. Also. ali kl.lS "t 4 AST-
lNGS, for buildings. such a. NiNDnW IiSTEiiS
Sil.i.S. DDOR-WANS. BALCONIES. &c,'
The above to.npaay. having js.st cn,i'ictcd new
ANA iGo=i extensive Foundry and Mandatory Ia /,
teavr "a call iiie Attention ot ArrLs,iS Buil rrs
ant Ia puic generally la their a>-nrti.iyn at MAJ
heiZed Iron Nantes, and Other ir;.clrs. wliirm .y
ar" now producing Ou enlarged scale the in:tuiv
and designs o Which. and their exquisite finish. lir
never be'G quaiicd aud cannot ,,- cNc,.,d.
The exact limitations "a the finest vaIiriIcS al Mar
biz. suci, As Egyptian. SIonIa, DIocais., kerd An
uiue. Agate, FRINGE Mh'rt. ja>pdr. p r'He>-. li.t
Spar. White Slatlary. Ne, have Chcuir,i HE un-
qualified GONNA. iliun al conioiS>,urS In MaiIirs
ad fully established their popularity with tle pub
lie.
Solii" of the advantages IA li.i> discovery con. =,
IN Ms c2pability al wit.i>iaudIii" high d,.r,c o
heat. al resisting oils and acid. which STAN aii ne
iac" Marble, and iiie.r chcapn.>- tsains ai"a'
uIi'd Tie co>tl III comparison with AL f Kinds ="
MahciS: also. OF being packed and sent wlih SAFELY
to any part al the county
The Naibing department il under IA" direction ~
Nr. L.. SHosMAKER. who first introduced IhiS inNs
liable discovery 10 The public, and demonstrate a.
practical utility and application metals and o;li,T
substances. Circulars. with plates. cNn;hliinc ibr
varieties OF pattern, will be furnished when dr>iI"d
Address orders and communications
V J--co CHARLES CROSBY, Src'y.
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CANFIELD. BROTHER a. 90.
l1A RdLTINLlR Z STR EEI

CORNER or CHARLES STREET. baltimore, Nh.
l,E daily adding Ia their rich and 'i"eali Stork ~
"A GOODS, and invite citizens and strangers IL
call and examine their assortment. cs,iI>i>ih. in m
of English GOLD LEVERS, nj the best rnallrrS
with Hunting. Magic, and OPEN Gases; fine swi,s
LrV.rs and Lcpin,S, and SILVER walci-S nfr every Va
riety and style. .'.
Rich Diamonds. Pearls. aud other Precious Stones.
sci M iilt. most approved styles.
Bracelets, Ear Rings, pnS, t'hatla,nc, gold Pnh
Vest, and Guard Chains, Keys, Pencils, Studs,
Sleeve and tesi Buttons, with every variety nj Jew
clry.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee SETS Pitcher Golarts
Cnps. Walters, Baskets, Spoons, Pic, D..>srr, Cake
aud Ice Cream Knives.
Fine plated Tea and Coffee SETS, plated Basket
castors, Egg Stands, Ep,rgnrs, Vegetable B,!.,-,
plated and aibata Also. Alfalfa Forks aud Sp1Sls,
together with great variety OF Fancy Goods, such
asrich Vases, Card Baskets Prrtum" BotIlcs Fan,
PNtmonnaie>. Jcwelry CASES, Cask"is, and Work
Boxes. Also. ladies' and s.IIii,1nens Wiring Desk,
and Dressing CASES.
sl3- Clocks, BronZes Parton and DreSd,n Gonls,
in every variety. All OF which can be- had on The
most reasonable terms.
l. jy6-tf CANFIEID, BROTHER X 40.