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ship C.ee Hssg LlvsrPeei; bask Rhodss. Ross NYosk,
pchr VIM Hone Bodies. Havana.
sALnG-Arr April ., brig Prairie, Clarence George
town. DC; schrs Luther Snow, (pew, Of Haruich, 81
tons). Snow. New York Senator, Harding. DO 10th.
Pickering Loud PhiladelphiA Superior, Morrill, New
York Sid 9Th, bark Zion, Rey nolds Baltimore
STONINGTON-Arr April 9, schrs Jno Polk, Philadel-
phia West Falmouth, New York for New Bedford; Emu
toua do for Dennis.
SAN PEDRO-In port March Q, brig fremont from San
Francisco.
Whitman for Hong Kong soon; Game Cock Hollis, for
Csllao sbt 1sth Gen vea.ie for Sydney and Port Philip
Julia Ann for do 25th Mary Melville, for Puget Sound
17th brigs Juliet Goshe for Baltimore abt GOTH Bos-
ton for Honolulu abt 10TH Dover, Moses, Port Philip
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Stock Sales.

PHnADErHIA, April l2-Reported by Keen 4 Taylor
First Beard $1,000 Penna 5s '65 s63 1900 U. s 5's
49, Cap lol 800 do e's 'e7, cash CAP 100 500 do 49,
CSp l2o 2So Iehish e's 70 ss 1000 Reading RR s,s,
20, S9 5000 do s5wn, s91 5000 Reading RR Mort 6's,
AS SO; loco Cam and Amboy RR 6s rs 9s 1000 do, TO
9s 100 do sS 50; 400 City RR o. $50, 1914 400 do,
$50, 1914 1000 Kensington 6's rs. 3D. 961s 1000 Will
mngton RR, es 974 5000 schuyl Nav 6's, 49, s2 500
Spring Garden 6,s 10 1oS1 100 shs Chester Mining Co.
81 l09 Penna RR, in lots 5lh 100 Schuyl Nav, 22a4
200 Lorg Island RR, cash, leA $50 do 1914 $50 do in
lots cash la Morris Canal b. 23 100 do, cash 22a
100 DO 22h; % Lehgh Nav, il lots, 74A; do, 745
do, SO do, in lots 49, 10 do b5 75 100 Reading RR
b5wn, AN leo do 43ss; Mechanics Bank, 33; Grard
Bank l4& United States Bank. Ak Bank OF Pennsyl-
vania, l23 Betueen Bcardssl50o 6s '67, C&P 100;
$50 his Ling Island RR cash 1914 $50 do 1914; 200 do,
b5 1et SO yicksburg RR 49, 100 Morris Canal b3, 227
100 do s5wn, 22 100 Che lining Co, Ga % Lehgh
Nav b. 75H loo Reading RR, b5, 4S. Seoo,,d Board
$42o Penna SIS, s6a $50 do 800 1900 6s, 67 CAP,
12o liz Lehgh Mort SIS, lel 300 Cam Amb RR 6s, 49,
9s 1000 do rs BIS es COCO schuyl Nav 6s 49, 50; so
shs Susq Canal. 1873; Penna RR, I'd, 5lh Pha aud
Trenton RR las. Girard Bank, 14n 20 do 145 Bank
Of Kentucky ITO. After Board-slo0O Lehigh 6's, 10,
1914 100 Morris Canal 223s Market dull.
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Married..

At Christ Church in this city, Tuesday April II by
the Rev Chas II Halsey, j. TRuMguM SMITH OF Hart
ford CT 10 VIRGINIA. youngest daughter of the late Capt
Edward Rosster.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening" April T. by the Rev.
c Garfield, CHARLES r Butler Esq OF the firm of
Mayhem Talbot Co, TO Mrs SARAH c. BADGER, daugh-
ter of Barber Badger, formerly OF this city.
Bv the Rev Edwin Hatfield Of the Presbyera Churrh
New York, Mr. THOMAS JEFFERSON SPARES to Miss RowENA
GRAVES, both of williamsburg L. /.
Boston papers please copy.
On Tuesday April II By the Rev s. s. Parker, of Pat
erson, New Jersey, JOHN BOOTH to VScESyB S. young
est daugh er of Capt Vines Mt Tlyou all of Brooklyn
At Blooming Grove, Orange county, on Tuesday April
H. by Rev Austin Craig Mr. FRANKLIN MARSH. of New
York TO Miss AMANDA ~, daughter of Hiram Bull Of the
former place.
On Wednesday, March 30, nj Lincolnton Lincoln coun-
" North Carolina, by the Rev. Mr. Motto, WALTER
BoARDMAN SMITH to MARY J. BAILEY of this city.
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Domestic Miscellany

The block of granite taken from the Alps and pre-.
sened by the Swiss Confederacy to be placed in the
washington National Monument, has been received .
and was delivered with the usual ceremonies, on
Tuesday, the 5th inst
The workmen at the nail factory in Troy are Oh a
strike for higher wages.
man named Pickett was stabbed at Portland
Me-, On Saturday, by Mr.. Egan, superintendent Of
the gas works, who committed the act in sefdefence
Pickett died on the same evening.
Simeon 0. Keller, of Decatur, Michigan short time
since shot his wife, and then put end to his life
by taking large dose of opium.
The Legislature Of Wisconsin, have created new county
in that State from St Croix which has called Pierce
county.
The director of the min. in Philadelphia has given notice
that he has temporarily suspended the coinage % three
cent pieces with view to the active ployment
Of the mint in the manufacture of other silver coins
Over thirty six million III three cents have been put
into circulation within two years.
spiritual rspping exhibition given lately in CO.
lumbus. Mas and the people. conceivng themselves to
be humbugged compelled the exhibitors give the
charge for sdmittance, which fifty cents head
At q municipal election in Louisville Ky last week a
majority Of 200 given in favor of licenses for the sale
OF sprtuous liquors. and majority of TT against estab
Lining city water works.
The wife of the Rev Mr. Beach Of wolcott Conn threw
herself into we'll, this 9th inst and was dro wned
The Bunker Hill aurora says that the Bunker Hill
thunder the 9th inst Fortunately the lightning
was drawn to the rod and probably has done damage
to the structure.
JOurheymen cOacnmAkers
Of the woodworkers painters trmners and backsmiths
on strike for an advance Of wages.
Both branches of the Legislature of MARYLAND have
ciuded to accept the invitation to visit Harrisburg Sa-
turdsy the 10th, is set apart for the proposed visit
Both houses Of the State legislature Ct Pennsylvania
have resolved to adjourn on the 10th instant.
On the 9Th inst Mr. VIM G. Averill Of the arm Of
Blanchard Averill Co. engine manufacturers Spring.
field, Mass, was killed by becoming enangled in some
machinery.
The journeymen masons Of Rochester are on strike
for higher wages.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR CLEVELAND, ONO
ONE NAN KILLED This forenoon about II u O'Clock
party of workmen engaged in making excavations
on Whskey Island for grading the Junction road bank
about twelve feet high and composed of hard and lead
Ike cayey substance, fell with tremendous crash, and
instantly buried three men. Immediate efforts
made to exJcate them. After digging the earth away
for about half hour. two OF them taken out ter
rbly mangled, but still alive. The third dead The
names of those not yet dead John Gorham and John
Grady. John Calhoun was the one instantly killed
Clercldnd Plaindealer, Arri 9.
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

BOSTON, April Il
Arrived-Barks Austin Gottenburg: Amelia and Fame,
Glasgow; Lilus New Orleans Chase, Florence, and
Glen, Apalschicola brigs Porter London Nicksr-
con- and Csndace Baltimore; Lawrence Philadelphia:
yaIia. New York; schrs Louisa Sears Sultana. and
Challenge, Savannah King Phillip and Sc WALL Balti-
more; Stevens. Northern Light George Edward, and
renee. NYork; Ocean Queen, do
Cleared Banks sophrona, Honolulu; Ella, Cape Town.
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ACIRL STABBED BY HER SISTER Miss Mary Wa.
stabbed by her sister Mrs OConnor in Pttsburg
on Tho 18th inst, BY which wound was inflicted from
which Miss Weaver cannot recover. The wounded p Ia
only sixteen years old The parties had been drinking
and Miss Weaver dropped six and quarter cent piece
which was picked up by Mrs. O'Connor The former de-
mandsd her property and the latter refused
IL up. quarrel ensaed- in the of which Mes
OConnOr repeatedly struck her sister backening her
syes and brsing her face, winding up by stsbbns
9Th dirk knife
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Passenuers Arrived.

CHAMMroN-SteamshipM arion-Col Bird. Capt N
Cobb, Aiss Wilson, W Abel, Mas McNulty, smith,
Agnoux. H Parkhurst Girls void, lady and child,
Mott. nr G Adams. r Thompson Mrs smith Miss
kerrat Zachariah and lady, Beach, W Ch-isty,
Service, d Fnney, o Leonard, w II Aud, Gaet-
gems, Mrs Gaetsens and child, Buckeyes in
the steeIage.
CHARIEsToN-Brig Gulnare-C Jenkins
ST GEORGE, Bermuda-Brg Princess Royal-Jerome
Davenport
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDdART0wN, April I.
Arrived-Schrs Shahea Cooper Norfolk for Portland;
Antelope, Arey, New Haven for vinalhaven
PM-Sld schr Shahea.
Sth- Arr schr Adeline Reed Newport for PHILADELPHIA
(sprung aleak 5th inst and leaks about 900 strokes
put in for REPAIRS and will the railway at this port
Saed-Schr Energy, Merchant, Thomaston
9th, AM-Arr schr Equity, Harding, Boston, and sid
for Holmes Hole.
l1th-In port, schr Adeine Also, schr Antelope, for
Thomaston
PHILADELPHIA, April 12-4 Pm.
Enthusiastically City Of Boston Clifford, Boston
barks Elm, Taylor Boston ima Bolase, NYork; st An
drew. Totem do; brig Souther Atkins, Mobile sch-s
Florida, Kenny. Portland Mary Rowland Rayner; W
Bell Rayner: Governor Chase, and r & Stewart, Lo-
zer NYork; John Shriver, Cain Boston,
Cleared-ship Phenx (Br). Mopyett, liverpool: bark
John FaI num- Coutts, Pernambuco; briggs Emma Baker
Boston, Sarah Elizabeth, Toothaker Portland schr For
da, Kenney, Danvers; steamer Vulcan, Hand, NYork.
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10x1U0 AnMnAEo,
TIM S1A,nm AA1oH, Capt. Bsgsy, arrived yesterday
morning from charsstoa bringing late papers fou
that city.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
New YORK, April II, 1853.
s-You state In this mornings paper that the quick
~ the steamer Arctic, In ten days II hours. would
cal your attention to the trip Of the Araba which
rived In Liverpool the 9th Fcb and to the best OF my
recollection, published In the New York pa pers "a
having made her trip in ten days 81 hours II there
Is error, should be extremely obliged BY rec
flying It In your columns, and obnge A SUBSCRIBER
THE Arabia did not get up to Liverpool until A. NJ
Of the 7th She arrived at the bar at p NJ OF the eh
where she detained by want Of water We calculate
from dock 10 dock
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SR-ihe pilet OF the steamer Andes gives his account
of the accident in your paper. hope may be allowed
to make mine The Golden left New York at 10
O'Clock M on the 9th After leaving the slip looked
up down the river, and observed vessels in
ton; there many lying at anchor. When got
about length and half ont of the ferry Slip the flood
tide carried the Golden mp the river in the of
putting wheel to board to steady the Golden when
Imade the Andes on my lsrboard bow. put the wheel
hard to port to avoid the collision The Andes
close 70 could not stop without certain destruc
ton to the Golden and The Andes struck the
Golden mdships. abaft the water Wheel carrying away
the Golden fast to the Andes the engine of the Golden
was stopped Immediately. When the Andes struck the
Golden she under such Roadway that she brought the
Golden completely round. make these statements to
place the matter in its true light before the public
PATRICK CARROLL, Pilot Of the Steamer Golden.
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MARlTIME GENCE.
Port Of New York, April ne, 1853.

CLEARED.
s.eamship-Empire City, Windle, New Orleans, NJ Ro
berts.
ships-sbootpg star Kin0man San Francisco, John
Ogden; Roscoe (Br), Clements, Liverpool Bramwel Il
a Co; Orient Hin liverpool, spoford, Tleston Co.
Borks-Charm, sleeper. Kingston ia, W Trundy &
Co Ann Harley Mcdonald Glasgow, Woodruff Co.
Brigs-Iima, Wade, Inagua, master voador (Brazl
Ponce, PR Hamilton Bros Brothers (Br), Bella, Malta
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MEETING OF THE FIRST UNITED AssocIA;
the 18th day Of April at is Church street it unan
Resolved That committee three appointed pre-
and publish exposition Of the general objects Of this
On motion being made the following persons ap
StSa to Out the sssst Of sh
The general Offsets and intentions Of the Fret United As
Seeing the generally DEGRADED position tina. waters
raj and is the only sure method BY
70 minds and BY preespt and example
knowledge The profession adispensabs reqarsmonts
In view Of the given to US by tho keepers
S
tie city and not the Springs and Watering paoos
Nj, ;9l s and ssis:
@
nd 81 !. In the & and BY
feeling q and good will between the empoyer and
either i tic interest Of both
lily ssss: rssulssss
tic prorretors from tie already
iysa ss,
M e Of s u f New gPss M
expressing sincere and hearty thank: George
NJ sss sas ssss tas
only expressed his willingness but also declared his
non to increase from its present standard
that of $S month to take effect the first proximo
We, also. hereby deny any connection with tho contcm
by this Association We therefore,
hope that all will definitely understand that havo
nothing do with tho contemplated strike either directly
4'''''''' jhSESf4% pEkITieKsoN, Committee
resolutions Of the First United As
ISOLATION Of the Coored Walters Of the city Of New York.
adopted at meeting held the 9th day Of March last
No. ID Thomas street =
Resolved In review Of the encouragement given by the
proptors Of the hotels the city of New York that
unless such prices arc paid as will justify poor men in
making sucL change
Resolved, That will discharge duties faithfully
walters or in occupation may be engaged to fl
Resolved That in instance will leave the city Of
New York for the of acting waiter other call
ing for less sum than SIG month with PASSAGE &c.
ppid.
Resolved That shall be the duty Of every head waiter
when taking charge Of house out Of city, to
al men under him Sl6 month; and any person having
ouch charge and refusing to make said demand shall be
considered incapable of filing the place to which he sspre
And all shall be at liberty to leave him.
city, and work for the prices than
case the same price, and passage &c are paid,
Resolved That econd waiter shall out of the city
for less sum than $40 month and passage &C. paid
JOHN CAMPBELL, JR.,
Tunes G. GAapBrLL, COMMITTEE
NOTICE "A public meeting Of this association will be held
at the Ell Dorado Hotel Church street Friday evening
next, April Is.
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Ship Nauticon of Nant ucket which arrived at Edgar
town few days since sold 9th ms. for $50
II Rowland, New Bedford, for a whaler.
LAUSoHED-At Bangor 9th inst, by Mr. Tcwksbury
bark called the Eastern Belle. Ala, By Mr. Dunnng
brig Of 225 tons called the Abby Thaxter to be
minded by Capt Steele.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE TRADES, 60,


AT MASS MEETING OF THE BOOK AND JOB
"A printers, held at Tammany Hail. Monday evening
the 18th inst, il unanimously
Resolved That the professions of friend
tert and welare of the mechanics and aborcrs of tho
city of New York, regard it our most malignant
enemy for under the mask of pretended friendship they
ever by their editorials practices aiming poison
the public mind both to wants and the Of at
tanning them and regarding the Sun and other in
this light feel 1t only incumbent to dscounte
them, but to recommend coaborers In the me
chaniO arts everywhere to do likewise
ATAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE JOURNEY.
IA block and pump Makers Of New York, Brooklyn,
and Williamsburg, held Monday evening April 1lth,
at the of Grand and Essex streets resolution
that vote of thanks be rendered to those bosses
that signed in favor Of giving the advance of wages
JOHN NORRIS Secretary. VITAL ROY President.
AT A MASS MEETING OF THE PIANOFORTE
n makers, held April 18th, it resolved to ask an
fifteen cent the rate of and
committee of three from each Of the shops be appointed to
wait their employers to receive their the
The shops that not represented requstd
to committee for that purpose and report the
Mt the committee meeting Thursday April IA at half past
o'clock the Broadway House. Of Broadway
and Grand street. by order.
p. T. McCURDY, Secretary.
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GREAT CocNTRY.-The editor of the st Paul
Mi~Ncoiun says We were at one time Of the only
three white men residing within the limits of the
CCo In our own beautiful territory have made many
trips between Prairie du CHEN and St Peters and from
~; Ieierb 70 Traverse des Sioux when the hotels
from tne supply we carried from the game killed
The route Yet with the blessing Of God we hope vet
Mnresota river to New Orleans and very probably TO
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ourt of General Sessi,

Before Judge Beebe, and Aldermen Ward and Denman.
APRIL 12.-Acquitol Lewis Friar, indicted for the
highway robbery Of Vim. c. Russell, tried, when it
clearly appeared that he not guilty, the watch hay
ing been s. Id TO him
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CLEVELAND, OHIo.--A dis
astrous fire broke out this forenoon about eleven
o'clock, in a small frame house on Lake street. The
fire spread with such rapdity that the exertons Of
the fremen were in vain There were eight
houses in all consumed. A large frame house,
owned and occupied by Mrs. Clark, widow, was
almost burned down. Furniture saved Loss about
$500. A new and neat frame house, also owned by
Mrs. Clark was entirely burnt. 1t was valued at
4l,O00-insurance $500. The house occupied and
owned by Mr. Quails blacksmith, was burnt down.
Loss several hundred dollars Also the dwelling
owned by A. P. Leland, and in which Edward French
lived-insured. House occupied by Mr.. Blossom en-
tirely destroyed-insured Mrs. Clisbee's house
was on fire at one time, but was saved. In
the rear, and on the bank of the lake, four other
houses were consumed to ashes. One of them was
owned by s. Baldwin, and was valued at $3O0-in-
surance 5000. The other houses were occupied by
Irish fsmiles-one by . colored family Cleveiand
Herald, AyrI 8.
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CMITHS BENEFICIAL sOCIETY.-AT A REGULAR
y meeting, held Monday April H. at the Fourteenth
Ward Hotel Of Grand and Elizabeth streets the
President George W. Leo offered his resignation as no was
about becoming n resident. motion made thAA
society special carried when Bonita
min T. Rhoads, 81 ID, unanimously eoctod.
that the resgnng officer receive the thanks OF tha
the inserted the daily papers,
carried. THOMAS hartley, Secretary.
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will deliver philologioal lecture CONCERNING the In
yesne Of the principles of the French in comparison
with other languages tho Lecture Room l4 Grand
Elm, Thursday, the 4 Of April at half pas
seven O'clock In the evening Admission 80 Friends
pathological sounds both ladies and gentlemen
spectfully invited MUu
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CL0THIN0 AND FURNITURE wANrRn-IADTrS
and ssnus%:a hs,ns any 70 dispose Of rsosivs
E. COHEN. ~ Hudsoa street. and 81 West BrosdW%.
Ladies attended By Mss. Cohen. = "V'' "'S-N"~.
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TIE steamer Empire City is going oat past the High
londs. brig the Highlands Wind fresh from the
South. Weather thick and rainy.
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One ship, unknown.
THE HIGHLANDS, April l2-Sundo

Steamship Empire City, Havana and New Orleans
ships st Louis, New Orleans; Bay State, Hong Kong.
Wind during the day, s, with fog outside.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NToTICE.-ANY PERSON OR PERSONS, HAVING
IN left trunks, boxes or baggage &c. ut H. Head's.
hfs' u May VIII % so'u '"a' u"' H. HEALp.
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VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS q converting thsr % Articles
into CASH can obtain fan pEioe By sending fsx Ahs suo
W.. ~ bis residence, or tbsoush the PosA oaeA
L. n. DUSSELDORF No rs lin elcseA .
W. n.-Ladiea attended b hy Mrs DssealaeYf
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CAST OF CLOTHIAtu-eAOoe WORTH. WANTED
Lhs nignest ossh y1Gs yni y rally FvsA IN
every description. Address through post or 1Ix
CAathAn. = q
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DEAL ESTATE OTFICE.-JOHN A. FLAMMER RE-
N spectfuly informs his friend that his No.
81 Wall street. where he attends to tho purchase and sale Of
real estate his usual reasonable number
Strottonport and Fammersburg still for sale; also from
fifty sixty Of superior land adjoining Planners
burg and within yards distance of convenient land
ing, where . dock Is about to DO built.
TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, Qs47o BY Z. h.
u WILCOX No. 293 Broadway-For teachers, pupils.
merchandise and all educational orders Personal appca
tions often suited at first call.
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B. F. Davis & Co..
AN.S.aT1AN GGwSMa

ID ODNEY PARKER. late of the American House Low
IL e Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end Of ST. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boaders, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
In country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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St, Paul Iron g. Brass Foundry,

tHE subscriber having purchased the Foundry In this
place formerly owned by C. W. Borup & Co., and
ha'ns hoFoughy reftted it, is prepared furnish
Castings Oh all descriptions the reasonable TERMS
MIL "eafihg Shafting, Boxing, ETC., will be executed
IN as GOOD style as can be fonnd In the World
Steam Engines and Threshing machines repaired on
snort notice. Stoves of ali kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grdles Patterns Of all descriptions
made TO order Also Brass and Composition Castings of
an descriptions; bibb metal, Lining etc made Of tn
best materials and warranted.
old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. T. f.IIMIN
st. Paul, June 4, 1863. 3Sm6
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THE TELEGRAPH

Il lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once
carried by the feet post horse.
The Snort of the Iron Horse.
bounds the iron track will be heard the
forest and beautiful prairies but noihwithsand
ing these riumphs of human genus and the fact that
St. Paul is CHp,
B. F. Davis & Co.,
Are receiving at the Rice House, by every ST. Louis
steamer large additions to their stock of Groceries and
Provisions which they selling small profits. They
determined that the oiling millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and
May 81, 1853. 37tf
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Meat Market Removed

0 EFRIGERAroRs, Straw Cutters and Hydraule Rams,
a, At NEWBLkOs
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Rogers House.

KODtTtS . Otfeet We al FIIIny
St. Paul, Minnesota.
TINE subscriber has opened accommodations for board
erS, dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated above, where he will be happy to
moda the extent of his ability all who may His
reasonable, and his table furnished with all that
the market affords. lie hopes his exerors please will
command reasonable share of the public patronage.
2-41tf JOHN ROGERS.