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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

Key WysT Sept 2iI pleased inform you that he
ate sse did Teanb far scuth the fiorda Rect I
Of tie month, is s.i midst Tbe IN sh
Which lavc occurred il tflye and Of that nb-r three ter
last tsI days, aud bis condition is st worry critical
Lsyii pleasant col weather hpe tia. all dfas
OF tLs d'ca'c will loon di.appesr from the island.
lBy tteIs 70 t,"ood Walter S.c;y Board UnderT.
Va, 10 Mesirs Cha Jlr.on Co. Of this port reached
yeteioJ Ils Cagteu r a, the TorniDg ot th1
~ st about o. os hen oh Cove Point was reu into by
q sebor ner Wa Ry'sud Baltimore, for Yorktown. Va
s1d lost bowsirt foTeoprast and attached She
t"Tto - Le tleanug Tser. The w y iost a.a 81 ass
bnwnks Nc and bad Il the badly injured by the cob
ion. -" PIT hack yesto.lsy morning - fepairs'
THE SCH0CsFE ALiBaNA Capt CTo"ter yeeTa reached
pcTt from Pot Prince, 9Th Inst 10 Wallace Olnooes
experienced ayy weather the passage Oa the I'D n
tie vesse expeTeuced gale vtn hesyy which
aHd her considerably and caused her eax tina both
ptnpsvcfe required 20 b. Sept st woE The Captain wss
throw oyerosTd the deck lo.a Of Oswo1 sad 100
barrels of syTOp OF the hold She os. ss spars &C. M
H-Hry Rogers OF England, died bosrd the A. toe 10th
hstslt.
TIE NORTH CARoLA Cept Foster 80 reaehe, here
yestegsy IN j5 oays ~ tie C-ps from Cirdh with cargo o
railroad non 10 James Corner Sons She toWei ~ "
tie sssr rg Reliance and the captain reports having eap
ed lth inst experienced violent stoT and the nhi o.
fhe 18th inst h rcene from the southwes. stef
vscs hauled % the southeast and blew with greater ery ana
tleD suddenly shifted TO the north wes Iae ship oS9
BY M.ssrs. Hardy Bros of Norfolk. -,
baltimore American Sept ~
WrNNGroS, NC, Sept 16-The 6ris M.ty NseRss lenr'
h9n Tiuesd tursed to port yetersy With loss q ps,
tsaged leaks lady. wi have 70 di.cnaIge cargo Ihs -
r sri.ers the bark Ccln MeRae has cor Iracea
ct her town Der injuries are l1uch sxsscratsd Jh
hAy saving portion aus materials; the scar
In IN lattog3s wstsr with bos anchors oa' ana s'
iEJ letter to EuwoOd wsl.sr, secry ssUd Usdsrvfs
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% SO y sts,e on tbs 10 has forced 1D'ide-a5is
o,nopn;s upon the make. Resin1 "ss heavy n
the morning, but cash stock bsDg scsrcs 10,
of lr0 ,hsrss boa =, ~ under The RIO a. N n as
3il. I, closed at 30 81, 33.. tre Wa deldy a. -
alIl. Contra de- Ired EaiSy fEon 90 > 1'i ca n
berand sold rely n the Second Board, anf d'-
cired to It stated that there ia some trouble be-
twees this >r,,pary and the Baltimore aEd oaio
Road. Mi lorsukee and Mississippi sold a. io4 a II
against IL yesterday. STATE Stocks sold to g m '1e'
ate exte, ( n lover fgures especially for Nifsimi
Rsilrcs d Bonds contirae very leavy.
Tb' re is no rev festure IN Exchange The 'e"
trau actions making, are o. the low figures bei'fe
quoted.
Freights are quite finn, with more doing. To Liver
moo, vve no.ice enosgemepts of 900 bales Cotton a.
SLED G9d; $1,000 bush. Grain at 5,d. On bu'k' "''
s9d o3d. in bags G. 100 bbls. Flour at lie. ID ai-
l0ld ard d. To London, 800 bis. Flour at -;
,50 bbls oil al 22s I'd; 400 boxes Cheese at 3Js 10
Bremen, $50 bags Pimento at lc. y 10; 21'OJo ieet
Lumber at slj. brig of 300 tuns ont TO DeulsT ara
ct 7jc. A. Dbl. brig Of $50 tuna for Gibraltar NJ
! ples and back, for 1900. schooner, with Lumber
| from Wilrnir eton to Port Spain at 49, One from
| Wilmington to a windward port at $l3. bsrk OF
400 tuns from City Point TO Bristol with Tobacco at
40s.
The business OF the Suo.lreasury was: heceipr,
slO9I7i 60; Payments, s6lj,5l2 l2; Baaace, ss,-
2j3 1881 o. The payments, i. will be seen largely
exceed the receipts, and include $780, to the Bow
cry Savings Bank for Government stocks These dis
bursements to Savings Banks do not 90 into the vaults
of the city banks, but into their OVID, and conse'
qentIy will not appear in the ootings of the Bank
| Statement on Tuesday next.
Some anxiety he's been fell in the street to-day, in
regard TO the non arrival Of the Star of the West from
| Aspinwall In another column will be found a state
ment from the president Of the line showing at she
is not ye. due. Her non-ariva he's, however, added
materially 10 the gloom which has hung over the street
| tcd day.
Simeon Draper's semweekly sae Of Stocks and
| Bonds will take place tomorrow friday, al the
| Merchants Exchange, at l2l o'clock.
Albert H. Nicolay will bsld special auction sale Of
Stocks ard Bonds tomorrow friday, at l21 ec'ck
| at the Merchants Exchange.
The National Bank has declared dividend of y
cent on the capital stock payable on and after Oct H.
Tie following sales of stocks and bonds were made
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or sEw-YoRK....,
Cleared.

shrs-John Albert, Crowell New Orleans Ease naf'
Empire state Briggs, Lverpoo kiSs.ians sa,ion
BI.-M.y Lusres GsSs .n1s,. MSSs M; Muller s%ts s:
"I' Ba:st%ia selma to%s Boston BliIl.n, sissy 81
E. K De- wos = MsThew, dSrdos. roE:e Ws
carver Chase Isaiah OBJ, F1patrct s., IGA1 smith
d. BI, Ct ch.Soln nsisnj s. Johns, Sa. F. s. Ds.lsy
Sia IaTsc cs s9 mecfssSy Mott Cop Forrest kns Perry Cis
Con- cS Dabg SoS Ms hy sSinSl. s1nHe@
Nsb.ss ISoa s.to, fWSl'dgs WI EGGS
Arrived.
shir Chas D. Msrwin: Merwin, Rotterdam Aug q shb
Bark AsroRsat peckner TsTis Island Sept, H. with ..h.o
%ha s41t Co. sgs ~ S % 'pS = S Hs
's,G 60 70. @ for S sO@, % ss,gea v, 40 S.%s % os
Blg Ems Hall, St Croix II days, with sugar and ran TO
10 day day.. 'sfA witb toar isd to Merrill abbott Jones'
soar. D G Hultz, Brown, Baltimore day. with coal.
scLr TInmor: LafaTse, Virginia days. with wood = =,
schr NJ. Van Name, Nsn Name Richmond days, to C. H.
schr ,; House. sprarus: Baltimore days. with coal. =,
us se to Tsa;s % Mlt F YGsqs s.s e. t.. : sp sept ss
with and bearded the wreck of ship Floating Zephyr before
ss tsr EsfS r. s e Nth %
head end bOwsprt be temporary bovsprt rssed she
painted black with white streak aud had sorw ard and
after house tz ~ Sept 49, the c. struck Berneg
Bar and after tightening the vessel Of IS hhds moss got of
the rext inOmirs having received little damage
Scbr Augusta of Harhnstonl Cole, Mayagues p R. Sept
l8 with sugar TO Thompson x Hunter.
schr Red Eoge Robins Charleston 10 days. with whea. and
GonT 20 master
sehr Buena Vista, Collins, Virginia days. with wood
Schr White Cloud. NewbGry Virginia 8 days with wood.
schE IL Cole Hs,letOn, Baltimore ( days with coal
sehr h'phoo, WhpIe, Richmond dIys with fS1r to c.
Pierson & Co
sh Bergen Masce, Virginia days, with eoar j. Hunter
Go. =
sotr C. T. Watson. Robins Newbern, n. c., day. With
naval stores TO J Smith 4 Co.
pills.
Steamer Pelican Auldr1 Providence i6 hrs mdse to I.sss
Odoll.
staner waustts, Nye New Bedford II hours with mdse.
% Jos Alien.
seenr Kennsbec, H1ud Philaielphis and Cape May 10
hours. with uilse to r. Perkins
BELoW-ship Adons, BOsso of and from Brem.n-By
plot b. az ViTginia No 3.
sAILED-steam ship City Of Baltimore CBr), Latcb, he
Liyerpol tmuonia (H,mb) schueepsen. Hamburs ships
l,asc Wright Abel, Liverpool; Helene tBrem) VoekmnH
Richmond; Pockabontss Deleno, Eew0reansj bark Ann,
NmIO. Grand Key, aid Gthcrs.
WIND-SsW ".
Tho bli- Edwin H. Ter from Pbi!adelpis bound 20 eavn'
nab ashore miles ~ Of Slss lead; has cargo Of ltse
HtckDry size tSs badly and has feet OF 10 hers
il thougt that she will be total lo,s There Is qrsurJ
OF gooes coming ashore all along the bCach doubt from as
st, amer NOr!ck.
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Passengers Sailed

Ia ,tean.hiy Hammoaid, Jyor Ha1lDs-Cheries Al, Two
children nnd two servants Msthde ThTot, Herrmsnn
Iis Ksster Mr.. Behr Chss Glsnts. wife and t~o sal
drsn n Meyerheim and edy, II. Kruger C. q sena Mn g
Kosh S. Peyssr, Maispsteen ant two children hr
N Ptyar her mother and infant, VIM. Andre, Hittetna
Vaera sssl Edu Knoll wife two chdr. ard infant frsns
Furgen Pauline David Anthony Stubch John " knsten W
Roc A. u Ringer Frederiese Cruger Bruno Hsasdine Nae
C. Michses Amaie Simors, II. Jacobs Mendelssoha &c
Attersen August Schulz ~ 0nnis and servant, Aos Nns
John and I. Schappcr-and 6s in the storage
MINIATURE ALMANAC. .THis DAY.
syu--Ri,es,. 5:Js ISets.....S:iJ Aoon-Sets. f:Sl1
HIGH wATTR.u.TiIis DAY.
Sandy HOOK 6;O5 Gov Isrd 5:5J Hell Gete,.... 80
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COFFfE continhes hscVe tal.s ohIy OF ~ Ulss java u
ltc by 8uction IN bas: Costa Rice at ildI cash.
DYEWOODSlu DyewoOls We 10 no; eaIu eny further
transactions; prices for most descriptions favor the buyer trhe
toch hand to-day and tine imports for the month
ollows:
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The Bosten papers state that at The meeting iee-
ing Of confidence in the ability Of the banks to main
tain specie payments was generally displayed.
The statements Of the Boston Banks for the past two
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nv telegraph.
Rei.ussers. sk-c.

BOSTON Oct. AR. lark Lacouil Bssr.s. Bait Sois
biss ixe.S Oneen, McGTeeor do Beaics Dyer Phsies
Ilis.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

CoURT OF APFEALs, Sept. 30.-Present, all the
Judges Nos 49, 1872 23 and AIS struck OIL No reserved for
Oct n; No. II reserved Tor Oct 9 No ~ reserved for Ot g.
80 reserved l5 No. 23 White ag Haight
geSp't Calender fr Act. Mos. l. 3 g. T. g. 49, ii
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TnrrryE.

T..
ASH ESThe market sru for Pots; ales at s. 5O 62
Pearls guies at H6 -.
COTTON continues dull at nominal Quotations. Tic FOL
lowing arc the basis Of the last tr1usac.ions
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" u - - y z Y VII
Ngw.yoRk CLAssIFcATIoS.
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NlNINqER CITY PROPERTY
Horr 4 stones AA4ition-

Having c~nossspleted our addition | AN prepared to offer
! number Of very valuable City Lots for a1!e.s ihi.
addition il universally pronounced the most beautiful
parko Niniuger Oitysssnd lying ~ it does convenient
to the Upper Lave, which will when properly improved
be the main m1e1 boat landins, and also the landing
for the Ferry.bcSx-it must very soon become the most
valuable part Of the city. mr. prepared 70 self lots on
easy terms snd at low prices 10 persons who may desire
to6uild and open any kind Of mercantile Or laeci'anical
business. To parties wishing toge into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements Or Cabinet Furnl-
tuse, Nininger City holds out great induccnlonts. am
ready 70 afford every facility and iilcontribnse liberal
~ TO any person who will 60 into either Of these opera
tons. &h NNF
For further informaaieu apply 70 ANDREW Lev
ERlNG, ESD. ST. n ENr ~
#JOSEPH c.. HERR,
Oily a22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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Father, two Brothers. Daughter, Son-in-law, Nepn2I1
Nieces, by that dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION, andt11
with a CJueH himself, determined to visit the Ease4
Egypt and Japan. where he discovered . PREvEns1
CERTAIN Cuas for Cold, Coughs, Bronchitis. Coz
Nervous Debility and Asthma. His cough was u
mediately b. returned, cured hs RELATIVES. who
che disease, AMI in cnnnee.ien Win his son have
1t in their practice, curing thousands Of cases y
hopeless by Others, For the purpose of rescuinf1
Of his suffering fellow beings rs possible he is
Recipe I" all who wish il Tor 10 cents 3 Of
postage. ari the balance printing. Address
l0l Spring street, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
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On the 22l inst at the Fuller House, St. Paul, by
the Rev. Mr.. li!.ellaaer, J. ALVIN DoDan, Esq of
Louisville, Kentucky, to Miss +. ALICE REED, Of Min
niger, NJ. I.
with our congratulations TO the happy couple arc
mingled feelings of regret at losing frem our social circle
the lovely bride, whose presence in our midst was that
of pleasure and profit to all. What we lose. however.
will be a gain TO her new home.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Corner Of Second and Sibley Streets,

HASTINGS, .s5.ee,. N. T.
r. ,. Love-, IA +. a. proprietor.
The attention Of tho travelling community, particu-
larly of the farmers from the back country, is called TO
the excellent stabling attached to the New England
Hotel. They will find the Proprietor disposed to render
them every attention. OIL
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~ DANIEL ORMsBY, Of Fayc,te, Me, is our su
thorixed agent to collect and receipt for snbscr'p'''"
or the JOURNAL.
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CASE & cos,
G. STEAM SAW MILL

NININGER, NJ. I.
The Proprietors Of this establishment would inform
the citizens of Nininger and surrounding country, that
their Mill is now turning out a large amount Of Lumber
daily, and are prepared to ill orders to any amount at
the lowest cash prices.
Persons dealing in Lumber down the River will please
give us q call before purchasing elsewhere.
Terms cash. ~ ea 9 2:Iy
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BRICK YARD.

have on hand at their yard . large
! quality unsurpassed BY any other
which they offer for sale at ten
bse in want should send in their
They will be delivered if desired.
. BISSELL &
Aug. "a, 1857. Z
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Market ReD0reN.

To attempt to give anything like a market report, at
this time, while everything is rushing into Market
would but mislaad cur readers. Fluctuations are rapid
and will continue 80, until proper estimates are arrived
at Of the supply and demand. Within a few days pota-
toes fell III price from four tn one dollar a bushal IN st.
Paul the same was the case with hay. The anxiety OF
farmers to realize is likely to ov~er-stock the market for
some time to come, and bring down prices, but they
will no doubt recover and acquire stsadiness 70 the
course of the Iason. e3sssg. = rs : :
.:~a' d--.ssr best to post OR readers in relation
TO the Territorial markets, and arsnsw msksas -rsanae.
nenfs with correspondents to that effect. 81 ss -
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rs~ Any one sending US five names. with the none,
will h, entitled TO on. copy ri the paper gratis
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A large space in our paper tins week IS taken up
with the Railroad advertisement however. i. is An in
teresting document. and will repay perusal.
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ANDREW LEVERING,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
NJ onoy Broker,
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN,
VA NOTARY PUEBLO.
Third street. st. Pau, NJ. H. 6:ly
a Valuable Claim

a Valuable Claim
OF 100 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Fl
bault, and - from Shieldsville it has good rum
water, Is acres of timber, and thirty acres Of mead
the balance being good pillow land. n
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, five miles from q
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and tin
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j. NJ. HILLHOU6
City of Nininger, Aug; 26, 1857.
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We understand that At Pine BEND, Manchester. and
other places on the river, they have been subjected to
the same annoyance in regard to their mails by the boats
that this town has In the interidr towns there is sIs"
much complaint on the score Of i~nef6cien., postal facit'-
ties. We should advise such neighinrt.6ds rs Athens,
not to depend on their fog. postmsstsrs. but have MI
their mail matter stop at some ofhce thaSA@>
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na-THE undersigned, Ccrporators Of Nininger \
Peter Western Railroad Co., in compliance with Z
quirements of their charter, granted at the last
Of the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice
they. on the first Monday Of July, 1857, at l
fee of David G.. Barnitz, Esq, st Anthony street,
Paul, and at the Office Of George H. Burns, Esq,
niger. Minnesota, met and opened such books a
necessary f6tsrypbscription to the capital stock.
George B. GitAsFsll, ~ leustias pDonnelly, |.
C. J.. Emerson, John Nininser, !
John b Cock .r.ss s.sgl71cFn @. Hobertson.
James R aGs1e, E16fassf.
Philip RoLr, Ohaf3eMsp y Elarkc. !
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We cali attention to our Supervisors advertisement,
notifying the taxable inhabit ant. of HE Road District
that he will shortly call upon them for their taxes. Mr..
taleff takes no pleasure. We suppose, in performing his
ficial duties. except where it aft rds others qualification
20 carry on the operations Of government.
We are now i'll the season Of pigeon -shoo'ing, and in
nr town i; is carried only zealously morning. noon. anti
night for seven day. in the week-one day too many,
we think. We hear If s"u,c GREAT success, toe, on the
part of the srortsinen We enjoyed an excellent treat
On these delieacies. fonr If which had been brought
down at one ire bv IN. of our crack shots.
Can any one inform us what it is that raVages the
onions in some gardens in this place /? Some beds are
entirely destroyed in one garden, after starting well 4;
others again are entirely successful Mr.. Jack White
has a bed so rich and luxuriant that it cannot be sur,
passed a little distance from him a large garden patch
was nearly cut off.
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xininger rrssbytcrfnn rh~s.ca.

\ meeting of the subscribers to the fund for the cree.
ton Of this church, will be held at the &chocx House at
3 o'clock on Tuesday evening, September LIST. A full!
attendance is requested.
Nonresident lot owners and citizens who may not yet
have been solicited for subscriptions for the erection Of
this church, will please take notice tha' they can hand
their contributions to any Of the undersigned -
j. r. CASE, Esq, Nininger, Mt.
g.. q. ROBERTSON, !" "a
john NIHINGER, St. Paul. MI.
ROBERT ROBERTSON, 76 Wall street, New York.
Al. JoxEs, Harrisburgh. Pennsy wanna.
HANDysipE Il HENDERSON. Glasgow, Scotland.
Nininger, NJ. T., Aug. Is, 1851.
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100


. profit of s2,437. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets a price less than many OF
the lots have already been sold for. viz, 500 each, and
he has still a profit of 81 ,l9s, a magnificent increase
upon the sum Of si0O invested less than Two years
before.
Thus there is every thing to gain, nothing to lose
Let any man study this whole project out, and ne Will %
the more and more convinced of its practicabll'ty s0
its certain advantages. =,
The first great meeting Of the Company will be. he'd
ON Saturday the twenty-niuth inst, at . o'clock, m
at NiuiDger, in front OF the odlce OF the company.
n,.nat,rv statements viii he made at the time by
Of the undersigned as may be called on. Maps 9
town, together with the certificates Of stock, and
Of the Charter Of the Company will be shown and
information afforded. Citizens Of Nininger and
joining country, together with the public generally
invited to attend.
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how to procure its regular r~aeestien. Mr.. Baker, At
Athens, has his letters left n has own door by the
stage driver, who throws them into 4 box prepared for
them. Have patience, friends and when We get our
State Government organized, the abuses Of Uncle Sans
lazy system viii get we'll overloaded.
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School Meeting.

There viii bea meeting of A;"i"yer Nrhooi District
NJ: $. IN Moniay evening. August als'. at : o'cl"ck,
al thr Schol Inns. \ full s~t'enlaprr is requested as
ni.tfcra Of imp,rsa,r, will come iefare the meeting
BY order of the Trustees,
CHARLES r. CLARKE,
District Clerk.
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Fer Sale Cheap.
touse and two lots Of ground in Nininger,
eM5Handyside House, (corner lots,) for sale for
Mlared dollars, payable part cash and part on
house is we'll built and comfortable and the
- Of the best portions Of the town.
1yto 1GNATIuS DONNELLY.
Ser, July g, 1857.
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rfa. .Postmas,ers throughout the country are author
ICED Agents for US.
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ARE SHINGLES.
EUEND E

IS Il SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. T.,
EtAeir frst.4uality Of rived aud hand
mo1eratc terms. Orders solicited
H. 81 tho Vermillion, which can be
ep0ink more conveniently than else
koas Of an article that can BE- depend
hemya call.
-, 1857. I'D
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DEATHS.

In Hastings. 18th inst Saione. daughter Of Peter an.
Elizabeth t;aieii, aged II months.
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Al N r. ysaA 0As lghiate. $3.50 ~ As sSa4s
q Nyl8 n 4klsb A2dition WV q Bold withoot ~ s3
adssnes ge II the location has already indnced tie cur-
A11tRof business and Improvement in this direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro-
prietcfs will always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Nachinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
other Hhf4EIg1Asfts IRE calculated to accelerate the
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] CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.

harlss and lsoitlssulltss' A.
80 Ninlnges lity. u
Of land adjoining the eastern snd
nner having been survey ed nnd plat
pow offer lots for ssle vi aecoH
nAoeein Improvement, and in itnnedi
m I1evee, the gradcd street, Eagta
Nael,; Blind 4 Door Factory, kemp.'s
Depot, Lcichot 4 t:lsrk's Store, tks
b, Grist Mill, and Printing Office; Tho
tu%atiicd in claiming for these lots great.
) business locations or for private resi-.
psher portion Of the town.
Ibhsiderably larger than corresponding
town limits; the streets RIM parallel
IN the bluffs, thus preserving building
III beauty and commanding position.
eenents experience suggested, have been
/ survey Of this addition regardless Of
pce 1t ground.
81 0f the River Front has been reserved
House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
bsenger Depots, &C., Of the Nininger
western Railroad, the survey Of which
aud the route Of which - indicated
u Addition furnishes the only practics-
lieh connection 81 be had with the Mis-
Kead 70 ana ifoia ia heiehberiug town
49, through this addition, nd broad
Md ont With ! view Of attsi tenire
- 80 49, - 49, F&Z%- ~
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS

FF.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
THE NlNINGER sAsH
DOUK AMI bLiNU
Is nrepared to receive orders for work in its line
Its Machinery is all new and Of the most perfect-make
~ - rGi ill he Don't consistently on hand. and sold at
ss..ss :; aa1 Is. :, Territory s :; rr''' Persons srs1, putting up buildings
will find it much to their interest TO nave tselr odaa'
Doors, Door ana W'noow Frames mnoe cy Moc"'"e'y'
All stylesof MOOLDLNuc on nano OF mace 70 oruef'
No sham work mace at any rrice.
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
! WIN. B REED.
Nininger, June 10. 1851. I'll
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naaSaier ,sasa sssPRssspaasy III hand aRas ~ -t s: g
Nj Nihai1nspss Isas g, 1851 - 2la;ly
,: q. earle & CO,