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Further Particulars.

The barkeeper went to the spirit room to
draw off some liquor, having allighted candle,
and at the same time had can and the tap
He had the three in such position as TO be
encountered with them. The candle, while
he was drawing the spirits, was so placed that
it had nothing to keep it steady. 1t tumbled
over and fell into the can. The liquor ignted,
and the blaze running up the spiggot, the cask
exploded, both heads being knocked out. The
spirit room was instantly filled with flames,
and the barkeeper completely enveloped by
them. The poor fellow ran up the ladder and
paye the alarm. He was horribly burned
when rescued One of the stewards jumped
down TO his assistance, and in his efforts
to save him, was also terribly burned and
bIackened. The alarm spread through the
vessel, and some of the passengers were in the
greatest trepidation, and lost all propriety.-
The ladies set the men an example of GOODNESS
and calmness in the midst of the danger. Ii
was about the dinner hour, in the Bay, above
Brandywine. Philips patent fire anniililator
was quickly brought into requisiiion, and the
flames soon subdued. The promptness and
cool bearing of the officers was most praise
worthy. Holes were bored through the bulk
heads, and the hose which is worked by the
engine introduced.
The steward died at O'Clock Saturday
moraing. His name was John McMilen, and
was widower with four or FIVE children. The
name of the barkeeper was Thos. McAnuliy.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of the United
States rs. John Day, charged with the murder
Of his wife, was further continued in this court
Yesterday.
The jury was again placed il charge of bal
lifts; the grand jury was discharged until
Monday; aud the court adjourned until 10
O'clock this morning Republic Of Saturday
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE q CO.,
Successors to f. Morris & Co

For This Day.-CapitaIs: see, 500, 5000, $500,
273S' 80 OF 1850, 30 of 400, &c IS plumbers, I3
drawn. Tickets SO.
Also, the Pasapsce Lottery-Capitals: $4,000.
3l5S, &c. Tickets 50 So
Drawn Nos Consolidated, Glass 10:
6S SO "a 8 IL 46 SO e. "a 40 81
iyl2 CIV PURCEIJ
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Arriral of the Cisy of Manchester.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The City of Man
chester, from Liverpool. passed the Delaware
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Destructive Freshet.

BosroS, July 10.
great freshet occurred near Richmond,
VT, Yesterday. The railroad bridge and several
houses were washed away.
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Neu Railroad Company.

HARRISBURG, July 9.-Letters patent Were
issued by Governor Bigler this morning to the
Philadelphia and Easton Water Gap Railroad
Company.
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The Montreal Fire-Great Loss of Pro-
perty.

MONTREAL, July III.
The fire, after almost superhuman exertions,
has been subdued. Fifteen hundred houses
were destroyed, involving loss of many mil
lions, although the amount cannot yet be es.
timated with accuracy. The fire extended
over twenty acres.
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GitEGOKY 81 MAUkf.
Managers.
Successors to ]. w. Maury & Co..
Office. No. 60. Main Strser

Drawn Nos Delaware, Lottery, Glass 3d. July9:
23 % "A 63 90 As 3 66 20 II 10
Drawn Nos Delaware Class FIX, "a julv 10.
10 50 &c AZ 60 IS 80 S SO 81
Scheme for To-Day.-Capitals % prizes of
Sl6,uOO, of 405 20 of $780, 20 of 500, 20 of 200
a2l OF $50, &c. 70 numbers, l3 drawn Tickets
So ivi9
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Death Dillon. r. AZ. McKemaan.

=. READING, Juiy 9.-ihe Hon. Thos. NJ. 7.
mchennan, Of Washington county. died al the
residence ofJudge Bell, in this city, this NOR
ning, al Ii O'Clock.
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Funeral Ceremonies ut LouisyiIle.
LOUISVILLE, July 10.

a great demonstration took place yesterday
IN honor of Henry Clay. The remains left for
Lexington at noon.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 10.
Sales of 400 bbls. FLOUR at $412. GRAIN
unchanged.
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Senator Datcs0n and the Union ConrentiOn.
SAVANNAH, Geo, July S.-The Savannah
Republican, of his morning, states, on author
lily, that Senator Dawson will abide by the
decision Of the Georgia Union Convention, and
support its nominee for the Presidency.
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Destructive Fire in Roston,

BosToS, July ii.
nfe occurred in this city last night. de.
o ono ing inirty houses and Stores Loss, $780,
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AUCTION SAFES


BY GRORtik y 8BMNT -
Crock SALE OF Dry 0Oona.n.
THURSDAY MORNING next, the lsth inaf
snonmensing 4 half past O'Clock, It De atore q
Swno are about making change in their businesss
slc improving their storey viii BE- sold Il auction.
feserve the remainder OF their stock con.
-Trne oia general assortment Of Dry Gocds
fc,- OF al suIns under $50 cash over $50
bic notes. 800 eA'1 sPpaoveu ~ souA-
!. sale conducted by
~ GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
a gSM1NlSTkA KIX,s SALE or
uopSI vCA OF GoODs.-on WEDNESDAY
hsT ns.s , LIZ tne 18th instant commencing at
nal PssI5 ociock VIII be sold at auction the entire
stock OF Goods belonging to the es,s,e NJ o Ioh,
Lewis, oeco, at the store 219 Main street The
stock consists of variety of Tess. Groc.,;a. '
Woodenware Willow ware, &c. &c
TKHMs-For all sums under $50 cash. ov., eSo
four months credit for approved endorsed neoe,sis'
Bile notes. eo''@-
By order of Mrs C. A. Lewis, Administr.tr;x Of
John Lewis, decd.
Sale conducted by
GEORGE j. SUMNER, Auctr.
N. B-Previous to the above sale, g& O'CLOCK, )
will be rented to the highest bidder the above store
for the unexpired term until the let October next
jy la
OFFENSIVE SALE OF NEW And
QUESTIONABLE FURNITURE AT AUG
TON On Wednesday morning next, 18th
July, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at
auction, a large and desirable assortment of new
and fashionable Furniture, now in storage and open
for examination, at the Wsreroom of Mr. John Da-
Wis, on Governor street. consisting of Marble and
Msh"gany top Bureaus and Cabinets. Centre Te-
oes, Card Tables. Secretaries, Rocking Chairs,
Nurse Chairs, Mahogany Parlor Chairs. Sofas, Ma.
hogany Tstea Tetes; City made Mahogany Ward
robes, do Ladies' Cabinet Bureaus, French Bed
steads, Sideboards. Cane. seat Chairs &c &c
Terms All sums under $50, cash; over ESQ, 4
months credit on good and approved negotiable
notes Sale conducted by
jy9 GEO. ] SUMNER. Auct
y HERlFF,S SALE.-WilI be Sold tor casn,
~ ON the premises, ON Thursday, the 18th dsy
OF the present month, the Crop OF Wheat on James
L Sutton's farm, about q miles North of the CITY,
supposed to be from 1000 to $500 bushels satisfy
sundry executions in my hands vs said Sutton
ALEX. HUTCHINSON, D. S.,
Jy l2-tds For [ A Goddin s H. C..
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The Explosion ofhe Steamer st. James

NEW ORLEANS, July THE body of Judge
Preston has been recovered, with about TWEEN
ty others, most OF " hom have been identified.
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WARRINGTON, July 10.
T Inc SENATE was not 10 session.
The HousE was engaged for some time in
debate upon the postage bill, and afterwards
took up the deficiency bill.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

- STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Win
be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
July, 1852. upon the premises, commencing at 5
O'Clock. the Tenement on Governor street. now in
the occupancy of Messrs. P. N Ta'b g. Son. The
lot fronts % feet runs back about Sc feet
TERMs-One third cash, balance at six ard
twelve months for nego liable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed, or title retained
i've w. GODDIN, Auctioneer
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Sailing Of the Pacific.

r NEW YORK, July 10.
ne steamship Pacific sailed to- day for Lii
Verpool' taking out 1O7 passengers, and half
| million dollars in specie.
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secretary OF the Naxx.

BALTIMORE, July IL.
IL is reported that Hon. John P. Kennedy Of
'io'' mas accepted the appointment of Secreta-
~ Of the Navy.
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION
ID HILL, AT AUCTlON.-Will De sold, on Fri.
day next, the 18th inst, commencing at 81 o.
clock p NJ, the House and Lot on Union Hill, near
the residence OF o A Strecker, Esq, and occupied
by Up Pearson, Esq The house has b zen recent
" built, has 5 or rooms with basement and ia
in good order. The lot il OF good size and lies
well This property is beautifully located in the
most pleasant portion of the Hill.
Terms liberal
jyl0 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auc.r
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON
i UNION HILL.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed by John w. Childress to the subscriber,
as trustee to secure the payment OF a certain sum
of money mentioned therein, and al the request of
the benz ficiary therein, sha II oner at public
ton, on Friday, the 10th July, the property con
veyed by said deed, being Lot Of Ground situated
on the north side of Venable street. near the Me-
chanicsville Turnpike, 223 feet and running back
l20 feet to IL foot slley.
The terms will be unced at the SALE
JAMES ~ TAYLOR, Trustee.
After the above viii be cold two beautiful Lots,
one fronting Al feet on the nth side OF Vena.
BILE street near Elijah Baker, Esqs., adjoining the
property of mir. Meyer, and running back l55 feet
to 90 foot alley and the other fronting Al l2 feet
on the street north OF vensble street. and runnidg
back l55 feet These really pretty Lots, and
if improved, would pay handsome per cent
Terms at sale.
iy9 JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct
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PRIVATE WILLING
IL ON 18TH STREET. BETWEEN GRACE

IL ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD STREETS.-Will be sold on Fri
day afternoon, 10th day Of July, 1852, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the residence
now in the occupancy of Mr. James Eye, situated
on the East line of 18Th, between Grace and Broad
streets the lot fronts "a feet runs back about 100
feet to an a ley; and has upon it dwelling cen
tanning six rooms, exclusive of kitchen, which is
in the basement) and large wooden stable, all of
which have been built within a few years. and are
now in perfect repair.
TERMS -Onefourth cash: balance at 6, l2 and
l8 months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed or title retained.
jy9 w. GODDlN. Auct
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Steamship on Fire-Loss of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
The steamship City of Manchester, from Lii.
verpool, while coming up the harbor to-day,
took fire in the spirit-room. The bar keeper
was burned to death, and the steward so bad
ly injured that it is feared he cannot survive
The flames were soon subdued.
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COOK FOX HIHE.--We have middle
q aged Man, who lie said % be an excellent COOK,
whom we would hire out Tor the balance OF The
ussr TOLER a. COOK.
w IN General Agents
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LAMBERT 'S OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 3d. July 9th:
% % 9 IA 63 60 As sc 20 II IL
Fer TO-Day.-rhe Delaware State Lottery
Glass No. 34-Cap!tals 3 of $4,000, 2 of 1905
20 of 1900, 20 of 500 &c. 70 numbers Is draw
Tickets SO. iy 10
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a COMPLETE assortment of Paints, OlIs
IA &c, on hand and for sale by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
jv 70 us Broad street
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AUCTION SALrS


THIS UAE. -
-. 3 c.0RAR }. sUMNER-
A onaL ~ SALE or n7sCKIT.Arn
izfh - Ih1D {Aouoafl naapsna-~1
No 4 rS1,s..a leneine = uselyck. & $40. 6s. Il
Misceua.ec.s - sfese uiii - sold. { yar;rr~ ~
China (sl.ss ~ enonz vhick YIN - - +
niture abnus ~, - snenware. Second-hsn1 -
n4nry oamszeds hi Of loo0 49,. Sos1ua -
er lots Of goods. and s1ndfy -
j y GEO. ! su.rr.
ALEXANDRA MOTT = -. -
A UCTION sALE.-DRY cnnrs 80 80
"A kiES, QUEEN AND al 4 - 8, usots8-
QUORS OF ALL KINDs-Tbe sa,s,s;. -. -
changing his business, win 1der for So = -
aay Morning, l2sh July, 81 hail past 8 a,e,s-s =
MS store, on broad street, opposite Brook -
the following goodss giz: Dry Goods, Grooeri-s
Oh Gil kinds Queen and Glass Ware uaf. n--s--
and Shoes, COED STOCK Liquors Of al kiDds- -
o. Oats and CoIn, &c
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
WILLIAM J. CHICK
Sale conducted by ALEX Nurr & Co. ira
ny JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, saIesn.a--
FRENCH CUN.UL's HOUsEHOr.n
= AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUC19n0
~ Paul. French ConsuL) about leaving he ~
VIII sell on Monday, the 18th of July, 1852 RI
nouseno and kitchen Furniture, mostly new -
some very hDe, consisting In part OF Genre Tsblee
LARD tables, Sofas, hooking Chairs. &c -.
reatner Beds, bedsteads, Chairs, Glass ano cai-s
ware, &c DC. The sale viii take o ace AZ his -
dence on 5n street. near MIR George iaYlos's Z IL
O'Clock.
Yl VIC.
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LSUR AiRA-A valuable house SERVANT
L and Ladys Maid, with one child, for the bal
ance of the year--we qualified for general 81 vice
in any decent family. Terms moderate Apply at
this oasee. ~ SITS
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A SMALL SUPPLY DE PEAS
N Candy received and for sale by
SEABROOK IL REEVE
jy - IFS Broad street
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nSMR FAUQUlEH sfRtNG5.--
&E3SSf VlRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND oIAGE LIkE-Fare reduced 20 35s
from Richmond to the Fsuquisr White Sulphx
Springs.
Leaves Richmond at b l2 o'clock A. n t, on Tnss-
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays, by the Va CentrA
Railroad to Gordonsville, thence by stages b IN
Springs Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thans
days and Saturdays at 4 O'Clock p. NJ and arrives
in Richmond next day by O'Clock N.
Passengers will End ,his pleasant and very o.
Portable route as the cars, coaches and teams -
all good and the conductors and drivers not oaey
steady and attentive, bat gentlemen.
II Servants are charged fnn fare 90 -
Stage
II Seats can be secured ct the Central a.
rosd 0f;Ce In Richmond, and ct D. N Psttis e ~
Springs
jv 7--d4w r. r. sAWfEh.
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sTKATTON's. UFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, No "a, July 10:
10 63 26 ~ 90 2 25 80 SO 6l
Ticket Nos 26 80, do do % 80 42-sold and
paid by STRATTON.
For To-Day.-Delaware No "a. Capital S4s,-
00O. Tickets 81. iv1o
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D0UND BOOkS.-In addition to my large
ID and superior stocko of NOVELS, MAGAZINES
aud NEWSPAPERS, there may always be found
on hand at my PERIODICAL DEPOT, l09 l-2
Broad street, a small but select assortment of
BOUND BOOKS, embracing all the newest publ.
cations and standard works by the most popular
authors. fine assortment of STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS and MUSIC is also kept con-
staDty hand, tor sale either wholesale or retail
Particular attention paid to orders, ana subsctip-
tons received to all the NEWSPAPERS and MAG.
AZlNES, foreign and domestic.
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
Cheap Publication Dealer, 1904 Broad street.
jyI0 Opposite Broad street Hotel
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UST RECEIVED, small lot of very supe-
- rior Havana Cigars, have also ON hand gener
al assortment of Cigars and superior chewing To-
bacco. for sale by
SEABROOK Il REEVE,
jv 10 lT5 Broad street
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rlNhE NUTEs Of tee southern mannfAn-
i turers, Bank of Washington City, and af -
Corporation Of Frederfcksbarg, viii b. -
counter c. w. PURCELL n CO.,
my 20 Exchange Brokers'
I AND FUR sALE.-We offer Tor ssls abonk
Ii l20 acres OF land in Eenrico county, about -
miles north Of the city one hall OF whicA =
cieared-the balance 80 wooded that enough WOOD
might be spared from il to pay for the land. Il NJ
ity. Ii Is without improvements ard Will be prns<
accordingly. Apply early.
ToLER g. COOK.
je Is General Aeenh-
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BANK OF Virginia,

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, July 9th. iG52
THE President end Directors Of the 6ank a
Virginia have this Gay declared dividend r
OF four and quarter per cect out Of the pso6ts q
the Bank for the last SIX months, subect u Tire D.
dactisn Of | per cent. bonus TO the StAie, u1igh
leaves four per cent or % 60 per share, psyehs -
the stockholders on demand
jy 7-d2w SAINT. MARX, Cashisr,
NJ OTICE.-The Presiden; and Disectofs g -
~ Clover Hill Railroad Company have oeceeore
dividend OF sir per cent. upoE the capital ssocs
OF profits OF the last ak muDths, pAyaose = -
fee of the Company On ard aster ne ~ 49, ~
August next. D. 8 WO0Lunsv
fIvRN RBLs. OLD RYE WHI1nE1s
i brand Funk. prime; seventy do Vifeaa.
Apple Brandy; one iips Ho4isaa s'a' w.
'0i iy ss's y LEWIS csENsHAw 9 CO
TT1S0YKE 8KOWN.--lsv - pA~eye.
" arawn. I ssry supsssor sfsAie, 1a.t sscs1ea
/ "a s,sr s.ls very low ~ W =. pADk
snu 'oa s~'s Ctemssi and ApoahecaFy.
- Man street. near Old AsfnaE
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I UBiN'S EXTRACTs.-Justr received and
IL for sale at SEABROOK Il REEVES, an as
sortment of Lubin's Extracts, at No IT'S Broad
street jy 70
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death TO reaches, RATS AND

DEATH TO ROACHKS, RATS AND
u NICE Ill These terrible pests to all good
housekeepers may be gotten rid OF by the use of
one box of BURGESS e. cos ROACH, RAT AND
MOUSE EXTERMlNATOR. This article has been
tried all the country, and testimonials OF its
efficacy furnished by numerous respectable per
sons Price only 25 cents bog Fur SAFE whole
sale and retail, by THOS ii GRESHAM,
ip 10 Periodical Dealer Broad street.
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Il the remainder OF their stock OF DRY GOODS
and HARDWARE, at auction, the close OF the
present month, will until thar time, otter their stll
large assortment at such prices as will furnish
great rgains in both Summer and Winter goods.
THOMAS a. CHARLES ELLIS CO,
In IN IU6 Main street.
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OUGHING 1T IN THE BUSH: or.
III Life in Canada, by Susanna Noodle vol
l2mo clio, 2 VS. clio and vols paper
Up the Rhine, by Thos Hood-with comic illus.
trations
The Knights of England, France and Scotland.
by Henry VIM Herbert,author of ''the Cavaliers OF
acknowledgements OF the Old World"
The Poetical Works of of Fitz-Greene Halleck-.
new edition
Historical Sketch of the Electric Telegraph, in.
GLIDING its rise and progress in the United States by
Alexander Jones. For sale by
iy 8 A. MORRIS
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Indeed, nv beloved daughter, thou art our
10Y, the sun of our life, the end and aim of
our cndeavorS, the comfort and staff of our
old age vet thou wonld>t an early death
should tear thee away from us. and tnrn our
JOY into sorrow And if | mn>t stand at thv
grave and perish then learn that as thou for
sakest us, God will torsakc thee, and bring
thee to everlasting misery"
Then spoke the pion> maiden: Ny dearest
mother, | can never forget my duty Each
day ofmy life rcncws the memory of Your
kindness. Though vonng in years, | know
that what Ger have owe to Won: when
people praise me and love. it is thee thank
BE sure therefore. that | shall do nothing
to which thou wilt not give thy cheerful con-
sent.
"Aa vet, no Gin nor vain desires have prey
ed upon my Youthful heart of course. hv
death must enter into the GOOD Coils hcav-
en-. Say not my mind is led astrav: God
himself made me as am: to Him YOU must
render thanks that He turned nv heart from
the JOYS OF this life. and from sins allurinc
sn,ros Cod knows how r,.,o o,. ,o,ro,,
the pleasures and tie iovs of this life. for
It's pleasure brings pain and its iov, sadness
70 t,o h.,rt v.;tLor l;n., l 49,:
thor s,rorr,h mar c,rr,,o ,o;,ho, hanor wow
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.rorr1 s.,r with ,or ,l., 49, ,a,,,on owl
II.rr, Will h,yo r.1 ,o,, u.;uIo1.t :,
roycr,v. ,rd 7 w,,hor, 1,urr THEW I
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ELSIE

came not here
To argue hut "a die. Your business l. not
To question. hut 10 kill lne; am ready
| am impatient TO be gone from here.
Ere anv thoughts 81 earth disturb ar'!r:
Tie s..:ri; -: 'ra:.qni.i:, W.r;:, :s..-
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THE ClLEDO\lA\,
rrr,IsHED EVERY SATURDAY
4. G., CHAD W ICK.

-rr,tr-HmInl'rfN \ CORY ; F"''1n3' -,
..-.-.,;o-i,r the ST, lohn-hnry House.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03
WHOLE NO. 766.
PRINCE HENRY.

Would had not come here, Would were dead
AMI thou vert in thv cottage in the forest
And hal>t not known me. Why have done this
Let me - back and die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-08
!sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ut. " II ttLINH, w.
FINHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
in tile East the supply "f Marble and con.
tcmi,ting the erection or Steam works, he wom. invite
attention OF rctects Builders and tho public in
inspection Of his stock, consisting Of ialui,
Esytiam Sienna AmeIican aud other Marbles OF the finest
Qualities which sold lower than any other establish
inent in the west.
Dealers would find ii TO their advantage TO Inspect his
stock before pure hasing elsewhere i
His work is in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite attention of purchasers to examine hts
stock aud other carved work, Monuments, Cen
oaphs Toms Head and foot stones &C. and Grave ya,,
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior acii
tiles , supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give n call and examine my WORK
MICHAEL J. RofIAN,
Marble Mason and Vault i.uilicf
ucE-Also Calcued Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
nj the lowest trade nrices sf1 1y.d