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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
IA E have now in store complete as
w assortment, miking stock UNUSUALLY large,
which ofcr purchasers AT lowest prices, bes
trns png Which may be ivuld comp!"te assortm
AXES smm n, c, lin, HINTS and 9th r.
ScYTHEs-Wal rvn's grass, gram, hemp and bush,
sorted.
scyTnE sSArHrs-Assortcd, ali prices, qualities and
kinds.
scrTHE STONES AND RIrLEs-Assor.ei, all prices,
qualities AMI kinds.
FoRKs-Hay and manure, 2, B. and pronget., assl.
CIAlNs-Brislt ox and log, IS, l-6, II and 5-s inch.
rtei.
CuAINs-Brsh trace r;cd; coil, breast and ha ter
assorted.
CoLLARs-Horse and mule, assorted, (hog and kip
HAMEs-Iiorse AID male, steam bent and rveted.
HuEs-Caroiina, p.an;ers', eyed and handled, ass d.
RAKEs-IIay and garden, irpn and wood, a,s'd.
KNIvEs-laJe knives and forks all patti and quail
tiles.
KxIvEs-Tabl, knives and oJks, al patterns and quail
RAzoRs-wade & Edtcher', Crooks, and other, ass'a.
SHEARS AID ScIssoRs-Bdtchei'a, Luxs, sreat var
ETY. patterns.
LocKs-Mnera knob, assorted; door, patterns
and styI-s.
IocKs-Pad, chest, trunk, till, plate, sort d.
LATCHEs-Kn1h, thumb ami others, all kinds, assd.
BUTTstr.enwucd, narow br, al Cons IS, ass'l.
BCTTs-Wroucht, rarrow broad and Congress ass'i.
ScREWS-l-4 10 inch wood, New En- !land taper.
BEiIS-0x. horse, COW, hand and seish, ass'd.
BRuSHEs-WhitcwSsh, shoe, scruhbins and h,rsc,
sorted.
CHIsELs-Framng, socket, frTnar, mortioe, asS'L.
CURRY COMBS-Am r,can, new patti rms, as.'d.
Co,Ks-Cock stops, ass'd; brass do ass'd.
FIEs-Butcher's C lebratrd mil, fiat bastard.
FILES-Roun, halt round, square tat and all kinds,
as,',i.
GUNs-DOul IL and single barrel, shot and duck, ASH,
RIFLES AND Observation-Disclosures. steel barr l.
sort d.
Gun RARRELs-Assorted; gun trimmings and td.ng !,
asserted.
HATCHETs-S hinclin", lal, bench and claw, asa'i
HINGEs-HJoks AMI hines, strap ami I. asa't.
KET1 LES--Bras, tea, preserving, G.u;, aSs'd.
MIIIS-Cuiee, Parkel'S, Adams and other, as'd.
MATTOCKs AM ri, Ks--Ciay and cal. a,s',l.
NAILs--W rouGht, 6 10 Iii; hvrsc, to I'D, ass'd.
PLANES-Bench and Including, ass'i, ali kinds, supc
r.Or qualities.
SHOvELs-Amcs', RowlanU's and others garden, min
ing and post.
TACKs AND BRADs-AssoTt"d, all sizes and kinds
With large assUrm Int If carpenter ana b!ack smiths
tools, of newest patterns ami best qualities.
House AMI Buding Hirdwarl-a larg. .sSortncnt.
Also, prnprietors st. Louis saw and Scale Factory,
where manufacturing largely Of,
SAwS-EXtra cast steel mill, circular, cut, hand
PANEL bow, wood and pit saws, of various qualities and
kind wanted. Also,
ScALEs-vz: platform, 800 lbs to 1000 lbs;
hay, nous packing, coal car, ali kinds and drscr
TONS.
Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
We are better prepared to customers and pur
chaseTs Generally than before. Our terms are as Ia
vorabe and prices as low the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
147 Main street.
ST. Louis, May %, 1852. 35-2m
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Edward III. Hall.
accountant.

.7ccOunfant.
Commission Agency and General InteIIi gence
Office, in Hollands Building, Beech St,
Saint Paul, Min. Ter.
WILL give particular attention TO the
W Collection of accounts, Taxes, Settling up Books
of Co-artnersp, Sales of Property, Merchandise,
The subscriber socts the patronage his friends
the public generally in Saint Paul elsewhere. whom
he Will do his utmost to in whatever capacity his
services required.
The subscriber also agent for the Mechanics Union
Associate ST. Louis Mo-, and daily receiving appi
ca ions for membership.
The best refer, given if needed.
n. b. a Real Estate and Business In
tclgcnce connected with the above where the suscr-
Der would advise all those Wishing informant any
scrption TO call and see for themselves See the sign
Auction and Commission House. Bench st.
st. Paul, May %, 1852. 36-6m
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.

Ivy virtue of Writ of Execution is
II 81 ID ont, and unIr the Of the Ds:r ct Court
for tie County of Rams y. upon udcm"nt ntered
SAID Court, on the 22d day OF May, A. D.. lSJ2 In
ton wherein FrciS p. DubOr. John CarrJw Francis
ioau ar" plaintiffs. and Charles W. ydon defendant,
FAVOR OF sad plaintiffs, and aganS The said defendant.
.e sum OF three hundred and c"htysix dollars and nine
cents, have, On this nth day of ~, 4. D 1852,
Ief''u upon Lots of la,d. numbered and II, Block
numbered :. ard lot of land numbe ed /, in Block,
d, S'h ana situate in Leech's Add ton the
o SAINT Pa ii in said County of Ramsey As the pr,erty
=. oa,a ueieia', which popcrty shall expose sal.
o. p aue'oi'' 70 Tue highest bidder, cash, in
Moay, the i2h da! of July, A. d., 1852, at 10 ociocK
ID me forenoon OF said day, Ic ia runr as NAV be
suicltlt TO satisfy sad Xecntiol.
GEORGE BE0rr, Sheriff,
3Gtds BY A. J. WHITNEY, Dns Sh a,ir
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CERTIEIC ATES.

~ e ~ 7 ~ ~ !
/ have used the ''Pesiguagomikn re-
pcatedly my family and recommend it as the safest
as well most efcacnus medicine in all arrangements
the Bowels, have known. Ii has, l., nv tnow,
iedge saved valuable lives in most obstinate
of Cholera Morbus, Dysent 'ry, &c.
st. Paul, May %, 1852. c. W. B0RrP
This may certify that l have used the
vecetabie Compound AstrinEent Prepared by Mr. F. F.
Ely, in my family and have found it to be the best nv
of any thing OF the kind have used In ons an
stance, two doses cured obstinate case of Cholera
bus. Not single individual should be without th ain
able medicine, particularly in country where the Mar
rhGa and summer complaint are PREVALENT. ~
CHAPS II. CAKES.
Having used this preparation in NV
family, most cheerfuly join Mr.. Oaks in the above corr
ticate of its virtues.
st. Paul, May d, 1852. ALEX. RAMSEY.
take pleasure in being able TO state
that have used in my family, Mr.. Ely's Compornd A.
cess; and especially last summer In case OF summer
complaint in an infant of mine some nine mvnths old and
che e, riuy command :, It's use to the public
ST. Paul, May, "a, 1852. WIN. HENRY FORBES.
l have used the Indian Compound As
ringen and Tonic myself, and in my family and found
it effective, especially of children teetbinc and
it an active and safe remedy for all Bowel Com
plants. Ar FRENCH
st. Paul, August i, 1861.
have used the Indian Compound As
ringent and Tonic, prepared by Mr.. Edmund F. Ety. and
lni immediate relef and can cheeruly recommend It
"a -pe,ty and for dis eases Of the bowels
ST. Paul, May "a, 1852. II. F. MASTERSON,
| certify that have used the Indian
Tonic, called '.Pesguagomik" and recomm nd the same
as an excellent astngent, pleasant in its tte and crta
in its cure. j, j. M II
August, 1851. 3sm6
- All orders for The above Medicine should no ad
dressed to Z. F. Ely, st. Paul, Minnesota.
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GALEsA Rasx-We learn that Mr..

GALENA BANK.-We learn that Mr..
Langdon, the gentleman who is to take
charge of the Banking institution-notice
of which was filed in the County Clerk S
office some months since-has arrived in
town. and will soon make arrangements
for the commencement of the business
Galena lido.
LADY FRANKLIN has written pathet-
ic and excellent letter to President Fill
more, expressing her gratitude for what
has already been done by the Government
for the rescue of her husband, and ear
nestly asking further aid.
The American whaling fleet Of New
England is composed of six hundred and
fifty vessels, and gives employment to
over twenty thousand persons.
ArpoINrMEsrs.-The President has
appointed Samuel Stepley, of Ohio, JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of Utah, and
John H. Adams, Of Massachusetts, Con-
sui at Singapore.
DEATH OF FREDERICK A. Hall
The eastern papers announce the death
of Frederick a. Hall, a son of the Post
master General, aged Is. He died Of
erysipelas, at Andover, Mass, where he
had been attending school, and was a boy
of fine promise. His mother was with
him when he died, but his father did not
reach Andovcr in season. One of their
children died at Washington, when Mr..
Hall was in Congress, and another in
Buff.lo, soon after their return. They
have now but two children living.
BANK AT FREEpoRr.-TheD Dixon Tele-
graph announces: that James Mitchell,
Esq, and others, are about to establish a
Bank in Freeport, to be called the Ste
phenson County Bank. Its issues are to
be based upon deposit Of Illinois stocks.
Capital stock $4,000
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"Indian Compound Astringent and Tonic.n
II HE materials of this medicine are en-
tifely vegetable, Indigenous to Minnesota and well
known the Indians BY whom they have been sed from
time mmemoral, w.th invariable success.
The Proprietor conf, nty recomm md this medicine
to the pubic, as CERTAIN, SAFE, and PLEASANT
cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarrhna Dysentc Y, and
all diseases of the Bowels. 1t affords almost nsantane-
GUS rei1f in cases OF cramps, and ordinarily
effects complete in six or eight b,,urS
To Boa:men, Raftmcn, Lumb rmcn. and all per-
travens the river this m. Ii,lne is Invaluable
Our citizens gong be!ow during the summer montl s
should fail to provide themselves with it.
The "Pesisua gomik'' Of course derive its repu-
aton from the testimonials of those who have made trial
1t.
GS- Please read carefully the annoyed certificates.
Prepared by T.. F.. ELY, St. Paul,
and at W. II. FORBES Minnesota Store st, Paul Also
at the Minnesota Bookstore, ST. Anthony, and Churchill
Nelson, Saltwater.
~ Price Fifty Cents per Botte.un
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A CARD.

West Newton, on her last trip from Ga
lena to St. Paul, feel it duty which we
owe to the traveli' e public to say, that
while on board tic West Newton, they
have received every attention which
could be required.
Captain Scribe Harris, the Pioneer OF
steamboat Navigators on this part Of the
Mississippi river, is well known for his
skill, vigilance and uniformly polite con-
duct as a commander, and is well sup
ported by his present efficient corps OF
officers. They have found the fare,
speed and accommodations, of the West
Newton, OF the first order, unequal!ed by
any boat in this growing and important
trade and therefore unite, most cordial
ly, in recommending Captain Harris
craft to the business and travelling public
assured that generous discrimination
in favor OF fair and honorable COMPETE
ton is particularly due to him. The
w. N" is the only packet that gives
the taveler the opportunity to view the
scenery of Lake Pepin by daylight.
In relation to the speed Of the West
Newton, we pledge ourselves to the fol-
lowing sta. ement: The w. N. left the
piers of the Galena bridge precisely 4s
minutes after the Nominee left the same
point, and arrived at Dubuque just 5
minutes after her-beating her time 43
minutes in 30 miles, and gaining upon
her I miles in that distance. Our time
between Galena and St. Paul, including
stopages, was IS hours 40 minutes.
Mrs. Jenette Hamilton, Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Cornelia Andrews, "
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton,
VIM. Andrews, C. 6
Chas. Sweeney, Ed. jeff, Galcna, III.
H. d. La Cossitt, Ed. Eng, Muscatine, Ia.
N. M. Mccormick, Ed. Jour-, I" g
A. G. Bracket, Ed Adv, Rock Island, III.
Ezra Moulton, Ed. Sentinel, Monroe, Wis.
DR.. T. Y. Banistcr, St. Louis, Mo.
A. o. Warfield, Muscatine, Iowa.
G. d. Gardner, McGregor, Iowa.
Jno. D. Bean. Columbus, Ohio.
w. Adams, Mass.
Richard Moore, Clyriyn, Ia.
S. E. Shattuck, Jefferson, Wis.
N. II. Vandyke, Rock, Co., Wis.
S. M. Pel,on, Warwick, N. Y.
H. Reynolds, England.
P. w. Crawford, Dubuque, Iowa.
S. B. Goldsbury, g
J. Ogliby,
E. C. Peck, {:
Jannon, England.
DR.. L. P. Higbce, Madison, Wis.
A. Lochner, Prescott, Wis.
Daniel Baker,
Mrs. .Janson, Norway.
I" Chuck. i"
I" Butolf, +"
S. Ford, Baltimore. Md.
Jones PEBBLES, New Diggins, Wis.
w. S. Byrne, Galena, Ill.
St. Paul. June l6, 1852.
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w. III. ScHlallaes.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
I'HE Co-Partnership heretofore exist
a ing between +. +. Collins and c. P V. Lul In the
Auction and General Land Agency business is hereby d
solved by mutual consent. +. +. COLLINS,
Jrne, 3, 1852. C.P.V LULL.
+. +. Collins will continue the Auction,
Commission and General Land Agency business at the
large brick building on Third it., below jackson.
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Street Contract.

7 WISH TO construct Il street above high
water mark, from the Kitisnn Hhl, in 81. Paul,
Kittsan's addition the steam mills and 10 the
rivers together with levee upon the bank OF the RIVER
at the south end Of the street. Persons wishing to
tract for the completion Of this work, wilt please make
application to f3H4 CHAS. W. BORUP.
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D0AN, HING Il Co.,
Wholesale DrV-Go0ds Dealers

Wholesale Dry goods Dealers,
1913 AND 125 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS.
\ RE constantly receiving new and de-
sirahle styles of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS which
offered at very small advance Cash. Mer-
chants who pay their not when du Coutry rchant,
will find decided advantage examination OF the lar
gest st Ak Of goods W, st Of tn. Jllntiins.
D,AN, KING * co.
St. Louis, May q. S,y
c. D. EELLUN. NJ. u. MASON, JR.
KELLUM * MASON,
LARD OIL IND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Also
Produce and Commission Merchants,
No. 81 South Lsrec, &. Louis.
REFERENCES:
e. i. i s;;sSs s &c., St. Louis.
St. Louis, May -. 35y
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Cathcart & Tyson

II AVE leased the new store On the
corner of Robert, and Fourth streets, wber. ,hov
@ ow opening fresh stock Of Groceries, prov,sinns
anu feeni which they offer at wholesale and raj, ~.
Izehs OF Saint Paul AMI the surrounding conntrr a, M
10" prices as they can br purchased west OF ST. io,s
iheir STOCK consists in part as follows: ~
Cfushed aud Powdered SUGARS, Java, Rio Ispp,r,
Toh m Gnu os1,led do Y Ii, lmperial, Gunpowder
i'o" 20 ana Sesars, and Ba * Teas
Choice branis) Rice, Raisu, AMI Cu,,.
p. ppr' Spices. Nnm"gs Gloves, assorted pickles
w hp1 sauce, Cachups Powder and shot, Chocolate
Cheese, Starch, Citron Mustard, Figs " ~, om,
p.,n, , talih Mn,star and sp' nj Candles
sh an" 'ariesafed Soap Mackerel,C Goldfish, Herrings
Snn'ns do Pork, Hams and shoulders
M, nuer AMI Eggs Butter and soda Crackers
1 Mu'asses and Golden syrup Linseed and Lard OH
oiuer' vinegar Oats, Corn and shorts;
Corn Meal and Flour, choicest brands
aso other articles usually kept in Family Grocery store
100 numerous too mention, which they will sell far sR
exclusively a. small profits. Purchasers will please cali
anu examine for themselves.
G, p..,, A.. H. CATHCART,
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HE gentleman who took a letter di-
rected to me, off the steamer west Newton, will
confer favor 10y dropping the in the Post ON or
delivering 1t to me. For his In h-r-ai liter,
Would Inform him, that Mr. Vim. Con,laiS is alone au
M0r'Sed to take letters from Boa.s, directed 10 me-.
ot. raul, June ii, 1852. QO CHAS. +. TRACY.
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w AR EAGLE FLOUR, fresh ground
the b;st ever in this market just received for
sale by REY & FARMER.
resi- BUTTER-A very superior
L article for sale by REY x FARMER.
| ARD-An extra article put up in
IL Jars, expressly for family use, for sale by
REY & FARMER.
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A~A
WHOLESALE AND
Forwarding and ca
BOAT
IMPORTERS AND DEAL
WINES, [
Lave on hand
IL receiving the followi
sell cheap and on terms thai
SUGARS AN
40 hhds. n. o. Sugar,
100 bbis ciarih ID A II u suga
50 do 2" OSOO do
20 do loaf 10
20 do crushed do
10 do pulverized do
COFFEE
100 sacks Rio Cote ?,
80 sacks Java do
80 I" Laguira do
10 " st. Domingo COTE.
% &c Havana Green do
10 bxs ground do
S Sc Manila do
PORK An
100 bbls Mess Pork,
30 do Prime do
40 hf bblS Family Pork,
COD FISH, u
rs bbls No l Mack"rel,
% do No2 do
Is do No 3 do
81 kits Mol do
CANDLES
200 bxs Mould Candles,
50 do dipt do
100 do Star do
10 do Adamantina Candles,
PICKLES A
% bxs assorted Pickles,
S do Cabbage do
5 do Picolila do
SPICES AM
20 bxs ground Pepp
10 do ground PIN -nto,
b do do Cas>ia
80 mats do
TABLE EKUlT A
is bxs Cherries,
10 do Peaches,
10 40 Strawberries,
10 do Aprico,s,
TOBACCO A
so bXs Virginia Tobacco,
20 do Missouri 60
20 do R&R smoking
so do G&W do
s do S l. chewing do
10 do Nectarina do
8 do Gold Leaf do
WINES AN
20 hf pipes Brandies, viz:
a Inf do Otar,i, pure
4 hf p> Plnet, Ca ,lillar * C
4 do Goiar,i,
4 do J J Duprey,
4 do First Proof
20 do Brandy
40 Sth pipes Brandy,
20 bxs Brandy Cherries
10 do Peaches,
10 do Absintha,
SHIP CT
100 colts ass'd Man'laCordas 9
50 do Tar'd
rs do Hemp
25 rulS Packing Yarn,
% coils Cotton Rope, as. u
2 do l. lad Line Hemp
2 do do Cotton
2 do Bell Rope Hemp,
2 do Wheel Rope,
s doz Die. Buckets,
Gum Packing, all sizes,
20 bbls Tar,
200 kegs Tar
90 do wro;t Spikes, ass'd
so Wood Pumps,
sun
200 sacks G A Salt,
so do / D do
SO do Dairy Salt,
10 cases do
1000 gal Sperm. Oil,
20 bbls Lard do
10 hf bills Lard Oh,
10 bbis LinsCed do
S do Tanners do
s Baskets Olive do
800 cans Sar.lines,
500 do Fresh Oysters,
20 Nest'S W Tubs
20 doz Painted Buckets,
s casks Saleratns,
20 bXS do
90 bb.s Cider Vinegar,
so cans HOLSTERS and Clam
500 kegs Blasting Powder
100 do Rife
50 do Cannon
20 doZ cans Sporting do
200 do Brr"ms. assorted
200 rms wral'g Paper, ass d
20 d. Writing Paper.
so gross playing cards,
50 bXs w II Cheese,
25 do f d do
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
h0 drums Eips
20 bbls Pilot Bread,
2 d. Husk Mats.
2 do Manila Mats,
s do Batter prints,
5 do Ladl $
90 do Scrub Brushes, ass'd
80 packages Pins,
10 dZ shoe brushes,
10 do Zinc Wash BosrGs,
10 10 Paint Brushes,
2 do Busting do
6 do Jelly Moulds,
500 lbs live Geese Feathers,
s bXs Cayenne Pepper.
500 bushels Plasterers' Hair
100 NJ Gun Caps,
100 lbs Nufm"gs,
10 hxs Ver,nacilla,
10 dZ Macaruni,
10 do Coop rs Isinglass,
10 do Shred do
20 hxs Chocolate
100 do Indigo,
Galena, June 5, 1927,
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5
Ofllcc Of General Govt Roads,
Ter. Min, st. Paul, June 49, 1852, 3o-lt
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Worlds Fair!

EVERY Boat, almost is now bringing
IL us New Goods, which selling ten per cent.
cheaper than any other house in borne
In mind. CURRAN & LAWLER.
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Z USSIA, English, and American Sheet
I Iron, and 400 assorted store and for sale
by
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LATEST ARRIVAL
FRESH GROCERIES,.

EArRA supcrfne War Eagle Flour
IL supply on Land, which can sell the most ac-
coInnolating rates. REY * FARMER
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcB
a We received no Geographic dispatch
In sf pisht
~ g1@ -
ID ICHMUNU AND DANYi Mans.

Z AMI
~ ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FiVE MILES.
On and after Monday August 10TH 1852, regu.
lar Passenger Train will run between Richmond
sad MOOre's Ordinary, connecting at tka; point
with Fiagg d Cos line of Stages for Burkeville
Farmville, Halifax 6. urthouse, Charlotte Court.
house, Danvilie, Milton and Greensboro
Passengers for Lynchburg will stop at the juno
ton, and connect with Flagg Il Cos Line OF Sta
gee.
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fol.
lowing points
Manchester, Powhite, Robiou'-, Coal Fieldr. To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
scott's Shop, Amelia Courthou sc, Wysnoke, Jen
nipgs Ordinary, Haytokah and Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday at
O'Clock. A M. Returning, leave noore's Ordina-
~ at $50 ? NJ
Children over 3, and not over IL years Of age
hall price to any points except the two first named
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, SO that can be retained in
the Office and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go the Cars
A Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday The Wednesd ay g
Freight going only TO the Junction.
B-The Stage leaves Moore's Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, at 1890 O'Clock,
a NJ, arriving at Dsnviile next day at 81 NJ and
at Greensboro at 10 N, and returning meets the
Cars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, SO
Do DO 10 do Greensboro, 10
Through passengers not providing Themselves
with tickets, will be considered way passengers,
and charged all increased rate of fare.
aul lOHN H. OSBORNE, Supt.
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GREGORY e. AIAURY,
Managers, Richmond, Virginia,
Successors 10 J. W. Maury & C0.-otlca No 62

Drawn Fss of Delaware Lottery, No l47 Nov %:
~ 81 81 Sc - O. 6 40 4G 80 AZ 81 81
Brilliant Lottery for T0-Day.-l grand
capital q SCI 500. do Of 40 Co., do IF 10000,
do Of 1900, l do Of IA 25O, so OF coo, so do OF
coo, sc, &C. IS Nos ID drawn. Tickets $50
shares IN prop orion.
Draws H!onday.-Capitals $3.50 l0O95
54Uu, ~ Of Co, q c. &c. rs Nos 10 drawn. Tick.
els o0ars no q
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Suspected Nnrder-AH Old Lady Burned
to Death.

SPkINGFILLu, Mass, Nov. GA dwelling
house, occupied by l"o Irish families, in Nortn
Adams, was consumed by fire Oh Tuesday
night, and on "Wednesday morning the body
-. q woman, with her skull badly broken, aud
learly consumed, was found in the ruins Her
husband and child are missing, and it is sup
posed he first murdered her aud then fired the
house, they were heard quaFreing in the
Git. The mans name Is Martin Heath.
Mrs. Sn th, tmother Of Reuben 5mith.l ga
years of age, was burned 10 death in West
field by her clothes taking fire, on Wednesday
evening.
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