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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-08

retrograde movement of Temperance amongst
them.
I have heard it said, and am induced to
believe it true, that that excellent class OF
society have given it as their opinion that 1t
is altogether useless for members of the
church to join the Order of the Sons of Tenn
peTance /! Oh ~inexcusable blindness I Yer
ily, thou art not a jewel.
CONSISTENCY.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

No. 2o6, Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland
YaHE above Hotel, the only Temperance.
4 House in The City, has leen painted. paPered
and furnished equal to The best class Hotels. tits
centrally located in the vicinity of the Rail Road
Depot and Steamboat landings, and very COM
venient for men Of business. Board ST. % per
day. JOHN
P~RoPRIEToR.
NIB. Porters in attendance al the Rail Road
Depot and Steamboat Landings 70 eany tag-
| gage TO the Home free OF charge. JIG
J Sept. /, 1852. lam
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Rag~ Have you been to BURNS shop?-
Well, now, it is important you should make
him a call. Ifyou have any City or State
pride about you, 20 go, at all hazards, and
you will find that zee can put up Engines and
machinery Of every description, just as good,
and quite as neat, and much cheaper, thanour
Northern friends. And, then, again, that
planning machine is a curiosity,-and proba-
bly, the greatest labor-saving apparatus ex-
tant. A iack-leg niger Carpenter, standing
by when the machine was "infull tilt grin
ned one ofhis broadcast, andrubbing his hands
about his elbows. soliloquised Niger, rest
frum dy labur-no more lacking to do-nuf
fin but the smoothin' iron goes on dat plank
Giraffe.
We have been to that same Burns Facto
ry, and were surprised at his extensive faeili
ties for executing work from a Locomotive t.
q wheel-barrow. Every body go and see.
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2 EN

MEETING or II LEGIsLATURE.-His
Excellency, Gov. Reid, has issued his proc
lamation converting the members elect of
the Senate and House of Commons on the
4th day of October next.
1t is probable that the regular business
of the Legislature will be taken up and
completed before an adjournment,
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Appointments for John B, odom, @. W. P.
M Elizabethtown.

Wednesday, % Sept, at Elizabethtown,
Thursday, %, " ut some place to be designa-
by the brethren at L. Town.
Friday, %. " at Lumberton.
Saturday, IS, " at some place to be designa-
ted by brethren at Lumb'tn.
Monday, %, " Laurel Hill.
Tuesday, %, " Rockingham,
Wednesday, 20, " ut some place to be designa-
ted by the brethren at Rock
ingham.
Thursday. 60, " Wadesboro'.
Friday & Saturday the lst and I'd Oct. at places to
be designated by the breth-
rem at Wadesboro'.
Monday, 4 Oct. at Charlotte.
Tuesday, 5, " ut some place to be designated
by the brethren at Charlotte.
Wednesday, 6, " at Lincolnton.
Thursday, q " at some place to be designated
by the brethren at LincOlnton.
Friday, 8, " Shelby.
Saturday, 9, " at some place to be designated
by the brethren of Shelby.
Monday, IL, {" at Rutherfordton.
Tuesday, IL, " Mt some place TO be designated
by the brethren Of Rutherdton
Wednesday, ~, " Mt Asheville.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, IA, 10, and 1G at
places to be designated by the
brethren at Asheyille.
Monday, Is Oct. at Morganton.
Tuesday, 10, " at some place 70 be designated
by the brethren at Morganton.
Wednesday, 20, " at Lenoir or vicinity.
Thursday, 81, " at some place to be designated
by the brethren at Lenoir or vi
cinity.
Friday, %, " Statesville.
Saturday, %, " at some place between States.
Vile and Salisbury, to be de.
signated by the brethren a
Statesyille.
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s364.2O9 %
Total.

The plain statement tells a story of enter
prise and perseverance, against adverse ele-
ments, creditable to all who have the man
agement and control Of this establishment.
May they live forevern-ConamerciaI
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Aug. 21.-Cotton
had advanced 3D.. The quotations are =
Fair Orleans, 6$d.; middling, So; Mobile
and upland fair, g.; midd1ing, sgd; ordi-
nary Mobile, 4 (0 std. Bread stuffs dull
and declining. Rice los. Sd. Turpentine
8(0 9s. Spirits do. BIS. Tar lis. Ros-
in 3s. Sd for common, @ Us. for fine.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 31.-The De-
cgates to the Wing State Convention, which
meets tomorrow, are arriving in great num-
bers. Appearances indicate that Mr.. Cliff
ford, the present Attorney General, viii be
almost unanimously nominated for Governor,
A strong feeling prevails in favor Of Scott
and Graham, and resolutions will be passed
strongly endorsing them.
PoL1YIcAt MEErINGs.-The Democrats
of Pennsylvania are to hold a State mass
meeting at Reading on Saturday next, tt
T which the Democrats Of Maryland, Delaware
/, and New jersey are invited. Gov. Lowe
, Gov. BigIer, and a large number of mem
bers of Congress, are also invited. TIL,
Wings Of Philadelphia city and county vii
hold a mass meeting in independents
Square tonight. A mass meeting OF tn
friends Of Gen. Scott.will take place at Ian
e caster, Pa, On the 10th inst, and anothe
at Gettysburg. Pa, on the 18th instant.
Rev. Abner Fl. Jones, accused of bcam,
; has gone to parts unknown leaving his secI
--rity for his appearance at Bladen Count
: Superior Court to pay the forfeit. Any il
formation respecting the whereabouts of sal
Jones will be Thankfully received at the O
fee of the Biblical Recorder Raleigh.
The Panama Star gives in further dets
:" an account of the terrible sufferings of ii
troops, who, under command of Lieut.. &C
Bonneville, left New York on the 9Th Of J
" last, for California, via the Isthmus. O
1t of the seven hundred enlisted, one hundrC
or more are said to have died Of choler
Only one commissioned officer fell a victi
N to the disease. The Star charges the Office
es with having deserted the men, and push
on ahead by themselves. The c~onsequen
let was, the men gave way to every species
n indulgence, such as drunkenness, going vii
Ear out food other than green fruit, and sIee
of ing in the open air. This, it says, 6rouQ
on the cholera.
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TELE GRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE FRANKLIN.

New YoRK, April 81.
The steamship Franklin has arrived. She
brings Liverpool dates to the l4th inst.
The steamer Washington had not not arrv-
ed at Liverpool when the Fraklin left.
CoTroS.-A decided improvement has taken
place in the cotton market. Sales from 5000
to 10000 bales. Prices turn against bayers.-
On the 18th, 5000; on the 18th, 5000; on the
10th, li,000-e,000 for speculation and export.
WHEAT.-Firm. Moderate supply on hand.
FLouR.-Prices unchanged.
MONEY MARkET.-The market is glutted.-
Consois almost at par. Securities of every
description rapidly rising.
STATE OF TRADE.-The accounts received
OF the condition of trade are satisfactory, and
promise well. In Manchester prices are firm,
and the market is iangaid.
Second Dispatch
MARKETs.--Breadstufs command extreme
rates. Western Canal FLOUR 1873. cd. to 20s.-
Philadelphia and Baltimore los. to 20s. Or
leans 2ls. Yellow Corn 2Ss. Cd. to 29s.;
White Sos. to 31s. Cd. RICE, lis. Cd. to 19s.
PRovlsIoNs--frm. CoNsoLs closed at 99S
to !.
INDIA.
AdviceS from Calcutta state that 6000 men
would start against Burmah on the 10Th of
March.
PORTUGAL.
Saldanhas ministry had been defeated in
the Cortez, and in consequence sent in their
resignation. The Queen refused to receive it
and authorised Saldanha to- do whatsoever he
thought proper. He had thereupon dissolved
the Chambers.
The Portuguese war steamer Porto, was
lost on her passage between Lisbon and
Oporto, aud very soul on board except seven
persisted.
FRANCE.
The news from France is uninteresting.
The President was pursuing his usual arbitra-
ny course.
The steamer Isly had sailed with 800 prison.
ers for Algeria.
Portions of the Orleans estate had been
seized by the government agent.
ENGLAND.
The captain of a Quebec vessel reports see
ing two vessels drifting in ice towards Davis
Straits, in the spring of 1851. Believed to be
Sir John Franklin's vessels. The London
Times doubt the story.
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We learn from gentleman just from Warren.
ton that fi,e occurred there at about two o'clock
ou SATURDAY I'gGt. when destroyed some Eve or
81 houses Il commenced IN an old building in
tae rear OF the fUsloce occupied as a carpenter ;
saoo From thence Il extended TO the post-of!ice.
consumed that, also the house occupied by Joseph
" s.son a. Jc"slry store, also the old post-otfce
h;. ding and tae bcuss occupied by Z N Cologne as
a ssddey's shop. The building on the corner De
ios was pulled down, to prevent the spread of the
flames The total loss, should suppose. is about
tl,-ee thousand dollars, We understand that it
vas H!thou; doabtthe acs Of an incendiary The
o.i Waters Hotel was discovered to be on fire
s51at Il O'Clock the same night, but the fire was
extuguishe9 by ti9ely exettion. The prepared
fag9ts with hica II was set on Ere were found on
the sp0t--i.ey-g 2rja Tel.
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SUPPOSED Loss OF THE BRITISH BAgQUE
JANE JEFFRIEs.-On Wednesday last, piece
OF board was picked up at Seasconnet, Nam
tucker, from which it is supposed that the
British barque Jane Jeffries. Thomson, from
Arcrossan, March 9, for Boston, with 400
tons OF pig iron. and IS tons of coal, mas been
wrecked near Nantucket during the late gale,
and probably all of the crew lost.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April 81

CoTToN-Sales of $500 bales at 81 to 81 for mid.
ding Upiands; 81 to for Orleans, showing an ad.
vance OF half cent in three days
CoRN-Sales of % 900 bushels Southern White
and Mixed at 65 to SIX cts.
FLoUR-Sales of Il.0G0 bbls. State brands at "a
lat 81 H. Southern 81 81 to 81 so
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.
A UCTION SALE OF RICH GERMAN

IA SILVER GOODS, MISCELLANEO 8
GOODS, DRY GOODS, &c.-On Thursday
Morning next, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, at my sales room, No. g. 18th. street. win be
sold at auction variety of rich German Silver
Goods, direct from the manufacturer, in Germany,
consisting of Knives and Forks, Spoons Desert and
Dinner Forks, Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Walters,
Candlesticks, Ladies', Caryers and Forks, Butter
and Cheese Knives and Forks, Sugar Tongs, Cake
Baskets, Nut Crackers Shutters and Trays, Castors
sc. Also, an invoice of Dry Goods, consisting OF
Bombazines, Calicoes, Lawns, Ginghsna, Bareges
l.. ce Sleeves, black Mantlas, Mourning Collars
Combs, Gloves, Mitts, Suspenders, &c Also, a va
riety of secondhand Furniture and miscellaneous
Goods, of every kind, the whole to be sold without
reserve, to Close consignments. Terms cash.
ap2 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
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SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL VoTnG.-Ctarles
Robinson, keeper of puDlic house in Phiadel-
phia having pied guilty ola charge of voting
twice at the late election in that city, was on
Saturday fined $50 and imprisoned six months.
1t was shown he was drunk at tie time he
voted, but the court seemed to tktlk that an
asgFavation OF the offence.
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Tie Ramored Resignation of III. Hall.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Having noticed
tina; tie reported resignation OF Post Master
GearaI Hail. is denied in several quarters, |
can only state, wiihost vouching fox its cor
rertness, that il is prevalent rumor. never
designed TO be understood as asserting il as a
fact but merely as q rumor.
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,Erpected Outbreak in Neg,o,

NV ORLEANS, April 25.-Advices fio,o
IanipicO, to April Sd, state that revolutions
ny outbreak was momentarily anticipated. in
consequence of the non payment of the t,oops
and the objeciioual port regulations. The lat
ter lad had disastrous effect upon the com
Inerce Of Tampico, and there were TO vessels
in tnat port.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April27.
In the SENATE, the bill establishing the seat of
government of Oregon, passed. The Deficiency
bill then taken up, and Mr.. Seward addressed
the Senate in behalf of aid to the Collins lire of
steamers
In the HOUSE, the Homestead bill was under dis
cussion.
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FElGHTFUL CAsUALrY.-We learn from the
Jackson tTenn.) Wing, that Mr.. Jos. Wells
his wife, child, and mother, residing III Deca-
:ur county, were killed on Sunday, Ilth inst,
bv the falling Of limb of tree upon their
dwelling house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-28

ESOPUS MILL STONES. The SUBJ
II scrbers have been appointed agents in this
State for the sale OF the above celebrated Mil
Stones and prepared to furnish any size from
three up to five feet. Nothing need he said in COM
mendation of this article it being so well known,
and extensively used by millers throughout the
State. 1t will speak for ITSELF
They are also agents for, and keep constantly on
hand, full supplies of India Rubber Betting of all
sizes, admitted to be the best banding in use.
Steam Packing, and Fire Engine and Garden Hose.
They will also furnish at snort notice Rumbels
machine stretched Leather Banding, cemented cor
mel full double rivetted, may be directed, at
manufacturers prices.
WILLIAMS e. BROTHER,
Corner of Cary and Pearl streets,
ap27 Richmond, Va
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IHE SPURIOUS CALIFORNIA TICKETs.-G.
T.. Hamilton, arrested recently in New York,
crarged with selling spurious California tick
eis' has been discharged from custody as have
also Samuel IL. Crook, and Jno. Hall, charg
ed with similar offerces.
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GREGORY Il MAURH.
successors 60 y. w. Mlaury q Ce.. Ian..
gers.
Office No "a Main Street.

The capital prize Of d 4 $50 (whole ticket
sold and paid.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class 60, April Is !:
~ 10 IS ~ 81 SO 20 s. 12 "a Il So IS.
Whole ticket Nos Q i6 ~, the capital prize of
vi 1855 in the above 1ttery, sent to this agency
Va
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery No go, April 81 /:
30 IA so II 40 81 IL lg ~ 81 SO u
Quarter ticket Nos 12 10 az, prize OF $4,000
sold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery Glass 81 April % ::
20 8 is 81 80 Sc SIS 20 81 Sc 60 a.
Half ticket Nos l6 20. the capital prize of
S22 500, sent to Richmond agency, and returned
by N STRATToN, Vender.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass 95, April 26th
So 40 % Sc 75 4 ~ l9 25 65 20 % "a So
Grand Scheme for TO.Day.-Capitsls: $780,
000 10000, prizes OF l00O0 5 000 3O25 25 prizes
of 1000, SO do of COO 2O2 do of 200, &C, &c Is
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40. an %
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED SwTNDLER AND
B1GAkIsT.-A man calling himself Dr.. c.
Hayue, OF New Orleans, who had lust been
married to Miss Webb, one OF the most resDec-
table young ladies of Paducah, NY, was ar
rested at GAINESVILLE, Tenn. on the I4th inst,
charged with having several other wives. and
also with attempting TO swiGdie Messrs. Webb
Il Husting, of Louisville, out of 200 bales of
cotton. 1t appears thai, on trip from Louis
vile TO Cincinnati, he made the acquaintance
OF Young man from the latter city, to whom
he passed himself of as rich southern plant
e. On arriving al Cincinnati, he was intro.
duced to the young mans family, and in a
short time was married 10 his sister. The iay
after the marriage he pretended he had re-
ceiged photographic dispatch requiring his i'm
mediate presence on one ofhls southern plan
sa;ions, and, borrowing large amount of
money from his new brother in-law, left his
wife behind, and started for New Orleans. On
his way down the river, il is said, he proposed
marriage TO the daughter of the captain OF the
5oa and was accepted, but the ceremony was
postponed until after their arrival a; New Or
LEAFS. Subsequently he pretended lie was
compelled 10 stop at a place on the river to
see one OF his tarms-so the captains daugh-
ter nlade lucky escape. Returning he came
10 Paducah, married Miss Webb, and again
TOOK passage for Nashville, but, his character
being discovered, he was overtaken at Ciarks
vile, placed in irons, and sent back to Padu-
cab for trial. His Cincinnati wife. and ber
brother, passed through Louisville a few DAYS
ago. for Paducah
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sAEFPERSON,S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.

Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass 1885, April 26:
81 70 90 81 10 % % 80 80 rs 40 So 46
Drawn Nos Washington Csunty Glass %, April CO.
"a % rs a so 80 45 78 60 II Ia Sc 81 So &c
For TO-Day-A SPLENDID SCHEME The
Susquehanna Lottery of Maryland, to be drawn in
the city of BALTIMORE at O'Clock, P. M-Capitals
$33,397, $4,000 1850. $780, $500, 25 of 1000 25 of
500 400 of $50. &C. 70 numbers Is drawn Tickets
Sl0-shayes in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Class 1913 Capitals ::
$4,000, OF $50, 10 OF 750 10 of 3O0 10 of 300 10
of 49, &c. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets only
So so.
70 Look at the prizes sold and paid at this of.
fee during the last few days:
Nos Is % IA, a prize of $500; do II So do do
$275; do 9 80, do do $500; do 90 81 63, $50
co 10 SO 65 do do SIS; do IL IS ST. do do SO
by
ap 90 STEPHENSON.
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florida Demotraiic STATE Coarest'on

Florida pew ocratic State C0aceatton.
CEaRrrsroN, Apul 26th.-on the 18th inst.
tie Democratic State Convention of Florida
s'ssar.bled and nonliaated James +. Brown,
r, as their candidate Tor Governor; A. 7.
NaSweIl. for Congress: and ID. l.. fulee and
ilr u. ". Spencer, Delegates at large 10 the
Baltimore National Convention.
4 series OF resolutions were adopted, the
f~s, Of which reaihrus the resolutions OF the
Y,reipia convention OF lS4S, aud the second
endorses the resolutions adopted by the Bslti.
more Democratic Convention OF 1874. The
th;ft resolution deprecates the revival of any
mast issues; and the Fourth appoints fourteen
delegates 10 the Baltimore National Cunven.
a.or. They ar,, seut 1ninsuucted, no prefer
enee being expressed by the Convention.
The FIRST choice of the delegates elected is
understood 10 he for Douglas for President ana
Jefferson DAVIS for Wee President.
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70 The block of copper, prepared by
niichigan for the Washington Monument, was
shipped al Detroit on Saturday last.
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W The banks OF Washington, Alexandris
and The corporation of Georgetow have agreed
% aasance money for the repair OF tie Cilesa-
eeaAe and Ohio canal.
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DisAsTER.-The schooner ]. b. Holmes, Of
Mack was discovered capsized. on Saturday,
OF Great Swamp. II is supposed that all
hands persisted.
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3 BUILDING LOTS ON Leigh AND
- 9TH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the 29th
April, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at
O'Clock, two handsome Building Lots, one fronting
90 feet on North side of Leigh street, between 3rd
and 4th Streets and running back $50 feet the other
fronting 80 feet 4th street, North of Leigh street.
and running back l24 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at months for
approved endorsed negotiable paper
apes w. GODDIN, Auctr
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sTitATTON's OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of kentucky, No 95, April &c:
SO 40 % SO 70 ~ 10 % 65 20 "a GA So.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Extra No 10l, April 81
"a As 90 20 81 81 IA IL IL Is , al.
Half Nos Il "a A. ticket do l Is 24-sod and
paid by STRATTON.
Fer TO-Day.-kentucky, No 81. Capital $50
600. Tickets $40. an %
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE a co.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.

bf DUNLOF, MUNCORE q CU.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.
" LASSES AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the
30th inst, commencing at ii o'clock, at our wharf
and warehouse, at Rockets we will sell the cargo
Of the schooner Waterman, from Attakapas, with
220 hhds Sugar, and 100 bbls Molasses.
The above cargois made up by shipments from
seven plantations, and will range from prime to
choice quality.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; over 500, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
ap % DUNLOP, MONCURE & co Auct's.
BY JOHN. K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman. /
+ WILL sell on THURSDAY, the Goth inst, at
l. 10 o'clock, at the late residence of W. Gardner,
decd, In Duvalfs Addition, on Duval, between st
James and st. Peters streets, lot of Household
and Kitchen FURNITURE. Terms casb,- 1
ap % w. G. !.
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THE LATEST NE VS..
n, Cad Discorerses on The Gsia-Ercite-
mcat Aa,oag the People.

sr. LOUIS, April 26.-Mr' Nesbit, who came
.;,h tho March mail from Santa Fe, states
~. - he excitement there respecting the rich
80 10 discoveries on the ella was altogether
Esesc,;habIe. aud the place had, in shor, time
last nearly ,wo-ihirds of its American pop9ia-
ron. The deposits Of gold were discovered by
body of emigran,s, who had taken thas toute
.. 80 toi,fornia and who, after losing all their
~ nf transport, had endured incalculable
S'',ss,;ngs ManY companies of emigrants,
Ell nyeyided with mining implements, had
49,. zone ;hi,her. The Indians are repre-
ss,sd As exceedingly hostile. The mail brings
otscsal disnafches 10 the government touching
rae discover and the situation of the eoun.
fyV
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! 11HsfSlk JFsas.1: &k g

PASSENGER TRuAN.--The passenger srsins
on this road run a. follows. Leaves Riehmond
daily ate o'clock. AM, breakfast at the Junction.
dine at Charlottesville and reach Woodyie 1t half
past Q, P. n. Returning, leave Wcodville 1t half
past s. A. NJ, breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar.
rive at Richmond at quarter before 2, P. n.
Fare between Richmond and. Woodvilie- = % IS
Freight Train.--The regular freight train
viii leave Richmond for charlottesville On Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays st5 O'Clock, A. r.. and
for Woodyille - often a. business may require.
Freight viii not be receired In the depot q Rich
mond after O'Clock, p, NJ E. II. GILL,
suh Is sfa5s So q Superiutenf3ent
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- The ieIegraphc patent case, in tie
Supreme Court al Washington. has been con
sinued 10 the next term.
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WILLIAM HURLEY,S OFFICE,
No. 3, I7th Street, opposite Old Mark ct

The prizes are at HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Glass No. SO, april 18th ::
- SO 80 80 60 90 % l2 81 25 IL 81
/ Whole ticket ID Sc 70, prize of $1,000
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Class E, April 24th
SO 80 Is 26 80 Sc ii Ia 81 81 10
Ticket Nos. 2 l6 S. prize of 1000, do 80 81
66, $500, sold and paid by
ap 27-3t* HURLEY
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III A n A GEE RS FICk.
(. MORRIS a. CO.

r. MUKhIE d CO.
Splendid Schemes for This Day. at IL
ocock.-Capitals: $4,000, OF 250O, 10 of $50, 10
OF 300, &c. rs numbers ~ drawn Tickets So so.
This Evening, at 4 o'clock-Capitas: $685.
397, $4,000. 1900, 5000, $500, 25 of l0OO &C. 7S
numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SO
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco Glass l26:
o. - 60 81 10 IS % 80 80 rs 40 SO "a.
Drawn Nos OF Washington, Glass 70:
81 % 76 "A so 30 48 70 50 S II Ia &c 2i So 46.
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