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VUyHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio. commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up Jaly LIST
was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, 81, ,3O7,o0.
{" d" Premiums received, 32GiJ.16.
Business is conducted upon both The stock and Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ercsed in taking risks, and hazardous property is
refused
1PIhe undersigned is prepared 20 issue Policies upon
either plnn in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul. Aug. 81, le5i. 1877
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sly FOR YLACKs.IETfiirG,

bought the brick blacksmith shop of
n Tor. aia Tie plow shop ad. uIing it. near The
Fort lilil al -. Anthony streets, II. Paul!
-iial cFfrf black sinithing and ploW maxim.
ncut- ~ the business. either furnishing STOCK
.- %. GeeiTci " intera 10 do " orb strict
ts.s prir. pies. while, there ore, shall rigid
roiuut pt.s iuent, the price. al our labor wi be
.. ..-E- YIN The pubic tIN orr WORT ard our
ug ABBOT d SONS.
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

1T SAINT -fnfaony
FUNlfE subscriber has taken lease Of this large o-
n tel, with all its cut buildings and appertanngs--
Sensible that there is demand The Falls for public
house of the first class, the subscriber promises t,
70 the highest standard the market of
Minnesota viii admit; aud vii enGeavcr having an eve
al The premises ascertain AL the time what is
wanting 10 MAKE each guest contcntod.
ID. l.. MOULTON.
Sent. 4 1851. oo-,v
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Mechanics Unien Association.

OTice, No I, GOodrich's Buildug, SpRINGFIELp Mass
NJ. d. DEAN, President,
II. r. Jrnx1Ns Financial Com.
TEEiilS Is Association Of Workincme.. and Others
for the assistance of each other in case OF
sic hness "a accident
BY the payment oi the following annual deposits. YOU
viii become Life Member, and be entitled to Il weekly
benefit during life If should be disabled Sickness
accident from attending your ordinary business or
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
70 boli seNCS.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF THOMAS J. PETTY, LATE OF DAKO

ESTATE OF THOMAS j. PETTY, LATE OF DAKO-
IA COUNTY, DECEASED.
VENHE undersigned having been duly commissioned and
n sworn 10y the Honorable. the Probate Court of the
County of Ramsey, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the deceased
give notice that the time of presenting such claims is
limited to and until the fifth day OF January next, and
that they viii meet Ut the Office of John Z. Hasted, in
St Paul the fins; and !hird Mondays of July August,
September October, November and December next, at
10 O'Clock \. NJ, 10 receive adjust and examine such
claims l. aforesaid.
By order Of the Court
JOSEPH e. FULLERTON,)
J. r. HALSTED, Com'rs.
LUKE MARVIN,
st. Paul, July 5, 1852. l2-it
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Notcls AMI Conbcpances.
HE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER

TIE LAX L HOUSE, AT STILLNV AFTER.
SHlEN are determined to have Hotel kent at Still
u water, as house ought to be kept. The Lake
House elnee new building with large enent
stables ana OUT buildings Ms well as good paIors
honse, for private families to occupy.
Matthew 1aisey has taken this house, and furnished il
throughoat having put in 1000 worth of new rui
nre Nothing in tie way of expense will be spared to
keep up the foi the Lake House. tho highest reputation
that pubic house can acquire. Strangers from abroad
viii receive snch attention to encourage them to
larry.
saltwater March 5. 1852 Aft
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls ST. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac Brown, Proprietor
YNNHE above House is conducted ON strictly temper.
u ance principles.
n. b. STIRLING for horses also.
March 2, 1852. lift
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agreeble and useful compound for diseases Of the
IA chest and luDgsI;eneral Agents, Barnard, Bro &
Co.. ST. Louis, Mo. For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ia; st. Paul. by J. w. Babcock Hitchcock d Kellogg
and VIM Constans at 81. Anthony. by j. p Wilson.
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TYTF. STONE STORE.

Na.D . ,Ods al Lou Pricfs.
= ~ SIMPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets,
9 has lust received entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots q Shoes, Eats, Caps, Hardware. Noodenware,
Queensware etc. Furniture large stock; Farm nipple
all kinds, otc, 70 WAicl lie Fi'cs me NJ.
ten ton of purchasers.
June 90 1871. 40
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.f . .yIcFerI Jos. NOGHfrGE.
Com Mission House. Saint Louis.
TaSlt'f.EE.. ~ f.C:RtpGiL.
>. c. TI.E6liELL . CO..
orU riding and Commission House,

gFE ig established house coHfiuc tltrir attention
Il Ia sale, AVA purchases on commission, anu
.4t artng business generally. They solicit a
...trD.I,s ga the tr. l patronage heretofore gwen
.. iuI.-S-tf.
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j. {, {. 1iAGCIEE's

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BENNE PLANT.
YuNilS medicine having been used extensively IN the
States Of Missouri and Illinois, for the last five wears,
has gained q reputation Unrivailed by preparation
produced and the pr0priCors VIII warrant II 10 nc
efiectua cure for Darr9a, D.senery, Cholera H.
finum, summer complaint, and soothing remedy Tor
children when cutting tecth-in fact. when It has been
used. mothers have had little or no trouble with their
children In the city OF -. Louis alone over five hun
bred certificates might be given, tesy ug TO the efficacy
this medicine, bui the pIoprcors deem II unnecessary
publish the a single trial Is sufficient To prove its
magic influence in curing any OF the diseases tor which
IL is prescribed. As it il entirely vegetable III It's cOmpo-
sion il be given in all cases with the utmost safe
~ Mothers particularly requested to make use Gift
for their children, in falling 70 DO 80, they may have
cause to regret when it is too late, their iigenCc
The above has been Just received and lean sup
piy the article those who have been waiting for its
val. JAkFiS,
Multun IN ParVo Drug store
WILL Corner Fifth aud jackson sts
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IL. &. SANFORD.
U1ESPECTFULii bows 20 the Saint Paul public.
Ia and invites tiIer attention to his new store, ne Il
door east Of the rosofice Thrdstre,t here the,
find him at business hours, ready s.u them
DRN-GOODS.
of every description, including RRoADcLoTHs SATI-
NETS, JEANS, CAssIMEREs, TwEEDs, Drills. VII
VETS, NEsrINGs, SHIFTING and SiIEETiNG, NUS
Inns and LAWNS, iirKFs and CM,vArs,
GLOVES. HOSIERY, BROWN and WHITE
LINENS. lACEs, RiEBoNs, LoNG and
SQUARE sHAWLs, Bon TRIMMINGS. ALPAcAs, TuIBEI
IArN, PRINTS, IN great variety, Thread Edging
Winter siuiis, for men and boys, Under
shirts, knt and Flannel Drawers,
Buck aud y arm mittens. &c.
His stock Of goods is very large, embracing al The
rich stS les of the season, and every stap,
Goods Every person can here find Just what he warts
nnd ut prices which must suit the most rigid economist;
ana he can rest assured that every article will turn cut
Us is represented.
READY-NIADE CLOTHING,
Of ever description, made up eXprcSs, for This market
and for this sea>un consantly hand cheap for ready
pay. and no sale without. He has complete
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part Of Old Tyson Young and BLACK
Teas, Lagurd, lava ard Rio COffeeS, \. a., Crushed
Ioai and ruiyerHed sugars, Spices, Pepper Cloves,
Nitmegs, Cassi9 Rice RasnS Saltrati>, starch. soap,
,hewig and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL Isl, etc
BOOTS and SHOES.
New. he,utinl and approved STYLES for Lad IS and
miSSes Goes Congress. Boots, Calf TO- OF the latest
patterns; Boys boots and SHOES, etc.
HATS AND Cars. in great variety.
ttsRDN ARE.
N;,l and Cross Gut Saws, all sizes; log, nd
Trace Chai's; Iia,rS, : H. Chains; Axes and
he~c scvihcs IckiCs and suahes. shovcls spaCs and
hoes wrought and cut naiis locks, atches AMI bolts cut
norE, ct.
i.,D.OOo Cigars. Of every variety.
!'DTs IL and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Nh Sandfords stock is large and he VIII be receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep s assortment
complete. lie - determined To scl his goods for ready
pay cheap they be purchased rrN here. Civ,
him i call. November, lcjl--3-3oy
WAGONS. WASOES::
SIlN substantial two horse wagons. made to order from
- the best Of seasoned OAK, for sale nv
III I7-9-f WA H. MARSHALL.
100000 Rag issi ; ssa.t ag at ana Line"
LIE DuC'S BOOK STORE.
August ii, ISL LEA
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nrfxS .xp BROTHER.

arc FrsORS or DfEIEL HOPKINS.
I. - Isl % tird iLlf'-si, uear Jackson street.
a. !.l .s.ortmcnt at tamil, goods and family
.. 10 cro-agr.. y ais ANA variety of other
.r, 81. telcHr,, slrt.ggs and aAcetnss, linen,
. IL. , p, ttoH good. al nj disou ptpi>i boots and
Shoe. sizes asa iIiies. for men and women no5 ;
..." l. su varirrz qualities e sugar coffee, tea.
..,. - ala ~urt, oi specs; ready made clothing,
....- = inu'a-~.- vinegar, pork, mackercl, cod
Dis. r s. tobacco ot all qualities; and butter.
-t - .r. Hour. crackers, dsicd fruit, Also window
'1- .rtt,. rope>. hru cords, pow der, shot. caps,
t.. ranGles--.n tact, every thing. We intend To
sd. t. .. small profit, icr qUicA pay. all anu eN
s... ,..rsa Ives AID try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
y PETER HOPKINS.
f. .NIcuerI Jos. NoGnfrGE.
Com ais~iou House. Saint Louis.
rATEti.EL,. * i:ocRtDGI.
Sos AID FoRwARpING MERCHANTS,
r tDstt Z Commercial ana Piae streets 81. Louis
. oH IilN attend 10 all si.nmtniS, ana VIII
l,ts .,f ] ,as advances. Orders Tor purchasing vii
i. t..- lr... FLIED ~ tho loves, possible prices
REFERENCES.
t-p. g.. ier, ro5. s. Bacon, Charl.ss. - y,.is
70 - 20. IhoUir&u d Naiis,
l.. j.. T.. atonib A. Bro. W. b. ReNnolds-LOHtsr5ic.
i.f4- s. Norton, -trldcr y Gorian ,-j,cf.yo5,
ti-.. Frazer. springer \ Nh!icnahb
g .. o t icLc!l s CO.. r.g ORE ms.
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FANCY GOODS.

ESAfliR mache work boNcs and INK stands pearl and
II Papi'r he card eases; nina and papier nache
card baskets fancy inh, PIN cushions ebony li.iits ee-
uenlcas dfessInc caseS, etc. For sale by
idei LII Dtc & EOuRER
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THE ". w. EXPRESS co.

EATIIL deliver good fresh lime in -. Paul ST 90
per bb superfine -four, warranted. 81 q: al
any Kind OF merchandize AT five per from vhole-
safe prices in St Louis. Call the subscriber ON The
IA, linee, W. NJ Person or C. b. Rice 4 Co. agents
81. l'aul. lys-l2t) J. C. BURBANK
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COOK RDOESS
OFFICE, FL NfT{'E

NEWSPAPER Files, Calendars, post office boxes, pat
2 ear air tight and pun ink stands; round parae
aGc Hat rulers bronze; plain and fancy paper clasps;
iron and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios dtsl,
knives, etc. For sale by Is DUO * ROiIKER
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LIZ DUC & ROHGER,
booksellers and StafiODerS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
C0F"e| a. Bench ard UGbdstuJc streets, 81
Pau, II. r.
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STANDARD TEXTBOOKS.
ECLECTIC EDyCaTION.v. SERIES.

1he most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN the highest terms of approval of
the WOrks composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
poohs IN "A MAJORITY OF THE STATES THE
UNION, and especially, their general use
THRouCHoUT THE ENTIRE WEST.
IL sufficient evidence o. their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST ScKoeL Books before the public
and being now generally used in the schools of the
rito:y PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
tBy Professor WIN. III. McGuFFEY, IL D.
MCGuFFEY's ECLECriC SPELLING BOOK.
MCt'u FFEY's ECLECTIC FIRST READER.
do do SEcoND do
90 do THIRD do
do do FoUEru do
~ do FIFTH DO
HEMANs' YouNG LADIES' READER, By Prof Pinneo.
ARiTHIETICS.
(By Dr. Jos Ray Professor Of Mathematics, i'll wood
ward Colege.)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
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KSHFslCIAN, Surgeon and AccOucher. Will practice
his Profession in 81. Paul and vicinity. Office cor
fourth aud Robert streets, over Cathcart * Tyson's
't'fe Ely
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& few Land Warrants on hand for sale on time
= a acres and 100 acres-terms reasonable.
i1I5.-l3-2i. ANES & NELSON
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= =. ~ BOOKS

q l. ntC 4 hOHRER have just opcItd q large and
wei selected stock oi Law, Medical and N,scelIae
oas looks to wich the attention OF the public is inv-
tel Call and examine them at the corner OF Bench and
u aod>ilW streets. iI2t-l0
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XXyOULD be glad 10 have their customers call and
w make settlement; do intend TO lap oils
any rrorc. Must settle up. jyi.-2w
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- tory, McMu-ray * Pawley, Chestnut bet. 9th 10Th
sts Manu- ac;ure ali kinds Of wrought and cast iron,
plain and ornamental railing, Bank. Jail, and store doors,
book safes, fire and proof vaults, and every
thing ia the bnlGng line which b. formed Of Iron,
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Accident 10 Daniel webster.

Boston, May S.-Whilst the Hon. Daniel
Webster was riding out this morning in car.
rage ne ar Kingston, the horses became fright.
ened and ran off. Mr.. Webster was thrown out.
falling violently. He was picked up and car
RED TO the nearest house by some persons who
were in the vicinity at the time. physician
was Immediately sent for, who upon examine
ton pronounced the injuries Insight, giving
no cause for alarm, though the disting uished
patient suffered considerably.
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The Printers National Convention.

CINCINNATI, May Ga resolution recon-
mending the abolition Of Sunday work was
discussed, and adopted unanimously; also that
no printer coming from towns or cities where
there is a Printers Union, shall be admitted
10 membership in Union without producing
& certificate of membership from the Union
where he came from; and should there be no
Union, satisfactory evidence of his having
served regular apprenticeship shall be re-
CURED.
The following officers were appointed for
the ensuing year:-President, J. s. Nafew;
Vice Presidents, George E. Greene and J. G.
Forster Recording Secretary, r. r. Dumars;
Core spending Secretary, J. NJ. McCreary;
Treasurer. G. w. Randal!.
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Hr. Claws Ifeo{;b,

WASHINGTON, May 7th,-Mr. Clay feels the
genial influence of these halmy breszes OF
May. A few days since he expressed TO his
physician an apprehension that es his debility
increased, he migh not be able 10 rally strength
to throw off the accumulated phlegm, and thus
die OF strangulation. DIR. Hall assured him
that his decline would be so gradual that he
would pass away without himself or friends
perceivng his dissolution. This assurance
wa. most gratifying 10 him. welcome death.
said he, bat do not desire an exciting one
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NEW YORK MARKET Nav 9

Government stocks steady; fancy stocks de.
pressed and prices lower. The money marke,
is easy, and money abundant Flour firm and
in favor of buyers; sales of $500 bbls to-day
at S4.1sa4.25 for State, and $4.5Oa4.6S for
Southern brands. Rye -four, 1891. Wheat
ssarce-sales ofred at 96a1oOc; white, IO6alO7
Corn quiet-sales of only 5000 bushels round
yellow at Csc. Cotton dull, with small sales;
prices have a downward tendency.
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Damage toa Cotton MIL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-One of the Wash
ington Mills at Gloucester, New Jersey, was
greatly damaged by fire this morning. The
machinery on the first floor was DESTROYED. and
that on the second floor injured. The damage
sustained will amount 10 $4,000. By this
disaster l25 hands are thrown out of employ
meni, and II will require six weeks 10 replace
Ihs Dlar hineYv
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Webster Associatiop

BosToS, May Z.
An association was formed here last night,
having Tor IFS object the election of Daniel
Webster to the Presidency. II embraces many
oil the most influential citizens, and j. II. Ste
phenson, ESQ.,, is the President. The Common
Council last evening appointed joint com.
mi,tee 10 wait upon Mr.. Webster and invite
him 10 speak in Faneuil Hail.
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Vessel on Fire,

CHARLESTON, May "A fire broke out this
morning in the hold of the ship Prentice, which
was loaded with cotton, and nearly ready TO
sail. The fire ragged with such force that it
was found necessary to scuttle,h her. The
great. She is fully insured.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Nav 8.

A fair business in flour to- day. Sales Of
1000 bbls Howard Street brands at 81 371.
Sales of 600 bbls City Mills at s4,37}, and
5000 bbls at Stockholders firm at the latter
figures.
No change in grain. and very little here.
Whiskey 215c.
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HdSktRg.oa afafrs.

WASHINGTON, May Ga public meeting was
convened this evening, TO take into consideration
the recent oppressive acts of VIM. Easily. the
Commissioner of the Public Buildings. toward
the merchanics and working men. The meet
ing was largely attended, and after short ad-
dresses from several gentlemen resolutions
condemnatory of Eesby's conduct were pass
II
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destructive Fire-helancholy Loss of
Life Sailing of the Franklin.

NEW York, May 8, p. MA fire broke on,
inns morning in Catharine near Chester street.
several wooden buildings, all of which were
occupied by separate families, were consumed.
several lives were lost. Eight dead bodies
nave already been gotten from the ruins and
TAKEN TO The station house. Four of the vic.
.lms belonged to one family---a mother, two
oaughsers and son. Margaret Logan, cap.
MAKER and others, were much injured.
The steamer franklin sailed e.. uav.a .,
day. taking out $50 passengers and 1887 900 in
specie.
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THE LATEST NEWS


huNFUdU fttsucNt HNu IsUSS OF Lac.
OepENsBuRe. N. Y, May 7th.--At Pierpon,
on the Watertown and Rome Railroad, four
ladies who were amusing themselves in hand
car, were killed by being run upon by the
freight train. Several others were injured -
Misses Peaz, of Pierpont, and Mann and
Wright, of Oswego, were among the killed.
The head of one was severed aud thrown two
rods from the body, and the bodies of others
were much mutiated.
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Panic IN Railroad StOck-.Matne Liquor
Lar.
BosToS, May 7th-A Panic occurred in the
Vermont Central Railroad stock yesterday,
and il has fallen q per cent.
The House refused 10 reconsider the pas
sage Of the Maine liquor law by vote of SO
te2I7.
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"a CARD have this day purchased of
~% Mr. Richard Adam the Bakery busr )
a&8rz, conducted By him at No. III Main street,
and having additional facilities for carry.
ing on the same, am preparedto fill all orders tor
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &c, &C, at the
shortest notice and most favorable terms and re
specially. solicit the continued patronage of the
citizens OF Richmond and surrounding country to
the establishment
WILLIAM FALCONER.
Richmond, Va, april %, 1882 my7
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VAMHANlA GENTKAls NAH. WQ1aEl.-
sr,, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.-VIR
sr hiNGs-Notice 10 hereby given that greater At.
s.lons VIII be offered this season to eli vssito,
oI Inc virginia Springs than ever were before.
ne Rail Road 10 opened within lew rniIes of
.ae nase OF the mountain so miles OF the old par,
VI s, ,ne Road are now being laid with heavy r
.al, al II Will be from the following adyer.
usemenf OF ]. II. Undertake IL Co. that the uub.
line of stages ffSs4Ao.'
~. New Line of Stages to Staunfon and
has. w mite sulphur springs.--The public are
Sooy ihioi med that we have established line oil
10 run IN connection with the Virginia Cen
Iii ma nal hoad 10 staunton and in few weeks we
will De On the line all the way to the White Sulphur
pss, ana we mean to give satisfaction.
tnlnk we are entitled to the support of the
psoei ne nave made heavy outlay, and go long
as we continue on the ne travellers viii reap the
cement OF quicker time and lower rates II we are
sustained the public will pay for ii hereafter.
as engefs leaving Richmond at OK A. NJ
INV arrive IN stanton before dark same day.
go .otns hleht travel and other discornforts and
iafe feouced at least so per cent
~. II. TIMBERLAKE & co.
Cnallottesviile, Va, May T. 1852"
III Snort time, more detailed information will
DC Pupisneo OF the hours of running rates of fare
anu various through tickets which are being ar
ranged. suce it to say for the present that there
Is more comfort and quicker time with less cost
than ever was known before.
Inc agent OF Messrs Timberlake e. Co. sf the
iichet once OF the Central Rail Road is guaranty
ing passage through TO Stanton at rates greatly he
low those advertised by them, such as NAV he ey.
pected where there lie spirited opposition.
by THIS line from Richmond to Staunton in -
hours, and only one meal on the road.
E FL GILL
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n UICksILyER.-l0 TASKS Quicksilver on
W hand, and for sale at New York prices by
my 10 o. A. STRECKER.
TONQUA HEANs.--400 lbs old and well
l. favored Tonqua Beans on hand. AS Beans are
very scarce, those wanting good article will do
well 10 call for sale BY
nay 10 O. A. STRErKER.
VIsEGAR.-5o bDIs pure ciier Vinegar, re.
cely'pg for sale b.
nay 10 WIN. TAYLOR
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M A Ma GLE RS OFFICE.
T. MORRIS g. co.

Ticket = 30 SO. second capital of $4,000.
Drawn Nos OF Susqueharna Class 49, May 5:
% 80 Is 20 SO Is 40 % II AZ 10 60 "a Al.
Ticket 90 SO, second capital OF SIS 900, sent to
D. Hurley, Vender, Norfolk
For This Day.-Capitals: of SIS, 900, 3 of
5000, of 2O00 of $780, so of 1000 IOO of 400 &c.
as numbers, II drawn. Tickets So
Also. the Two aud Half Dollar Lottery-Capitals:
$4,000, 20 of 1850, &c.
my 10 c. w PIRCFJJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-10
BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.

FLOWERS, &C., AT AUCTION.-on
Il WEDNESDAY MORNING, commencing at
half past o'clock, viii sell at public auction in
cur store, the largest collection of Roses, &c,
ever offered in this market-among WIN ch viii be
found the Bourbons. Tea Moss, Mossette, Perpetual
and RemoutaDt, with variety of other plants.
The above collection is from the garden of John
Morton q Co., successors to the late A. D. Abenei-
thy, Richmond, and warranted as represented
ALEXANDER MOTT & co,
NV 10 A,o.;a,.s-.