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The price of Packages OF Quarter Tickets only Is
advertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed or this purPose) by the uoE
rno- Of MARYLAND are in all cases sent to Cores
pondents.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom nave
more than six chances against their drawing in Pack
age any of the Capital Prizes, and one Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thirds OF the
Prizes are sold in Packages of Tickets.
Please order few days BEFORE the Lotteries ORA"
All Orders punctuay answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who wish " or
tune Buckled on their Backs, will find that 1t is only
necessary to the price Gas laid down IN the above
schedule) for Package OF Single Tickets to the l[uy
Fortunate Far-Famed and Old Established House of
PYFER & co.
No. LIGHT ST., Baltimore, Md.
July ., 1852 oo-
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NOTICE.
TAKEN up and committed to the public Jail in Mar
by the name of Jordan He is about feet 10 inches
high dark complected from SIS to 60 years of age, and
had when taken up suit of white cotton clothes He
formerly belonged to Mr. Bryant Bennett of this county,
who sold him about two years ago to negro Trader by
the of McMurray and he to peroon living in
the State of South Carolina. to whom it opposed he
now belongs.
The requested to come forward prove proper
ty, and pay charges, he will be dealt with the law
directs. A. s. MOORlNG, Sheriff.
Williamson, May 18th, 1852. 92O-6m.
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS.
TTNHE days of Bruce, by Grace Aguar, author of
/ Woman's Friendship, Home Influence, &c.
Humbolts Cosmos, vol. w.
Life and Letters of Nebuhr.
Recolections of Literary Life by MissMitford.
The Howadj in Syria by. Curtis.
Peguinello, Tale by, G. P. R. James.
What Now For Young Ladies leaving School by
Rev. G. F. Deems
Just received by w. L. POMEROY.
June 20, 1852. 67-
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TTNHE Stockholders in the Greenville and Raleigh
i Plank Road Company are hereby notified that the
Tenth Instalment of Stock will be due the LIST Mon
day in August All who in arrears, request
ed to make immediate payment.
By order of the Board Of Directors
R. L. MYERS, President.
JNo. A. SELBY, Secretary
Greenville, June %, 1852. Cow.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscribers have this day formed a co-parner-
L ship, under the name and style of McRAE & HAIR
R1SS and have taken the granite front store
ay erected by Capt G. Potter, Front between Market
ind Dock streets where they will always keep
pete achosae and retail stock of Crockery and Farm
Ing Implements, to which they invite the attention
merchants and othera.
Being IMPORTERS, we feel confident we can sell
articles in line favorable terms and of as good
quality, be purchased in the United States
ALEX. McRAE, Jr.,
N. T. HARRISS.
Wilmington, Oct. !, 1851. 97-tf
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FOrestviIle Female Academy

TTNHE exercise of this institution will be resumed on
1 the third Monday in July. The principal Mr.. B.
". JUSTICE, will be assisted, as formerly, by Miss
VIRGINIA C. RAMSAY, of Raleigh. Pupils will be
received any time of the and charged only
from date of entrance. No deductions will be made
cept in of protracted illness.
Terms in English, 81 so, $40 or 1880, according to
advancement
Sc &C French, 500.
g. Lain, 500.
$500
Board may be had with the Principal at seven dollars
per month, or in the neighborhooG at six.
For further particulars address the principal Mr..
PEYroN A DUNN, Secretary of the Board of Trustees
Forestville, N. c., June 14th, 1852. 42-6tw.
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GREAT IMPROVEml

GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
EDNoND T. GAINES Patent CIRCULAR CoNcAvE
Will Dress.
VENHE Subscriber would inform the public that he
Il has purchased the rights TO sell this PATENT in
the State of North Carolina, and would say to those wbn
wish to avail themselves of this great that
he Is ready to put upon Mill Burrs and Corn Stones
this New PATENT DRESS.
For further Information address the subscriber at
South Lowell Orange County, N c., who will fur
Drafts, Specifications and all the information
10 use this improvement. The advantage of this
Is to facilitate the grinding, and improve the flour
meal. " ~ "
1t warranted grind double as fast as the
dress and some that have it in certify three times
fast JAMES n WHITTFN
July "a 1902. e2S-IOt.wpd.
have had this Dress put upon my Corn Stones and
can assure the public that it is decidedly Great I'M
ProVement, both in speed and the quality of the meal
J. A. MCMANNEN.
The North Carolina Executor.
NONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law OF
Oths State, together with the decisions of the Su.
Preme Court, and all the necessary FORMS
&C., sc.
Intended a safe Guide to Executors andAdminis.
traitors.
With which necessarily connected the kindred Sub.
lecS Oh wills Legacies, Dover, and other Provisions
Tor WIDOWS, Distribution of Estate Descent of Land
PARTITION Guardianship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
,o-o H. D. TURNER.
NAY AS' Ao0<' 81
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June 2, 1852.
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Female Sch DOL, HilIsbOrOugh N. G.
TINE summer session of Mr. and Mrs. BURwELL's
Il School, for Young ladies, will open "Wednesday,
Jnly !4th. For terms, &C., address Rev. R. BurweiI
Hillsborough N C.
June 18th, 1852. e25-wAw
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AJA small lot of fine MULES and a few fin,
~ single harness HORSES, at
NIXON'S STABLES,
Raleigh, June Bird, 1852. Co.
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IIenrH ClnN.


The following brief note, written by Mr..
Clay has just been published. 1t exhibits his
religious composure and serenity during his last
illness:
WARRINGTON, Jan. 10, 1852.
Many and cordial thanks, my good and
true iff nd, for your kind and friendly letter.
wish that had the strength to respond to it, in
the fuu11ess which my heart would prompt, but
my friends think there is slight improvement IN
my health within the last few days.
lou nave been rightly informed that contem-
plate the result with cOmposure, resignation and
,ubmlssion. In view of my present su1enngs in
this life and the hopes and blessings in the next,
am ready to obey the summons OF my God, when
ever ne may graciously please to issue it, confd-
lrg IN the promises and mediation of our Saviour.
sm ever your faithful friend, IL. CLAY.
GARRETT DAVIS. ESQ.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Roord of Aldermen.
sEPTEMBER sEs>ION-SENE NrH DAY.
MoNusa, Sept -, l6l


MoNrAs, Sept -, 1872
The City Fathers met ut the usual
hour, and proceeded to business The minutes Of the
prevlou, session were read and approved
The Broaduay Railroad. Is the
ouIy subject of Interest now before the City Legislature
and last nigh! the petitions and remonssranee' we're
Numerous and influential, as may be seen ~ The follow
Ing sketch
A Remon.trance from BIS citizens Of the Second
WaId presented by Aid. HALEY.
ARemopstrsnce from 600 citizens OF the First Ward /;
presented By Aid. MOORE. This remembrance en-
braces the signatures Of large number OF the mott IN
auentisl firms and business men in tho City
A Rercorstrsnce from COO citizens Of the Eleventh
ard Thir.eenth Ward presented By I'D SMITH.
A Remembrance from 500 citizens Of the Eleventh
Ward presented by Aid. SMITH.
A Remembrance from 800 citizens Of the Nineteenth
Ward presented by Aid. ALyoRD.
A Remousuance from 276 others OF the Thfd
Ward; presented by AID. BoTcE
Remon.trance from 300 citizens doing business IN
Wslls,; presented BY Aid BoYcE. Thi'paper shows
8 Isl. Of very Influential names.
These renons,rances omorsce moro than three tnou'
sand names.
Petition, In favor Of tie road we're sent In from the
Sixteenth, Seventh, Second, Tenth T"enasth' seven
tenth Wards, In ell 1891 signatures.
An0ther Railroad.-John +. Seaman
ard associates petition for charter for railroad to
ruu from ST. PauIs Church in Broadway, through Far
top. Church, Canal Wooster, University place Broad
way and Fifthav ss far as that street graded lie
feued 10 the Street Committee.
Another SnH.-Wm. P. Taylor petl-
frOn1
cbprcb. through Church Canal, Mercer, W.yerley-
MACE University place, Union square ana bfoad"ay
qqt.,t ReGarred to Street Committee.
And yet Anothr.-RObert h. Shannon
and Jane. r. walter, AJAX for a road from Broadway
through Canal Mercer, Waveriey.pace and tH'n aS 70
Harlem. Raferred TO Committee on Streets
A.d ,nN One Morc.-Olessrs. hlPp O.
Brown the stage propssors, s'k for ROAD rom o'uIa
Fsrry through State a., Battery pace, Green
sr.hA,., BloUmns dale Road and TENN aV !" late.
Ptzer with branch through lilh or sd ss' 70 eaen
rher. To Street Committee
Vsrk for Mr.. AdGms.-The Aldermen
are especially fOrd of pians work upon hs Department
n Reoairs and SuppBes and equally fond OIL nnoihs
c.r,, with The Commissioner whether the ~oFk Do
,,onuty done or mol. Here 10 fpsclrsen OF iS'
nights doing'; .
ordered tina. ite Commissioner Of Repairs ana cup
Mia, be directed to repair the cEos walk at the corner
e Prince ard Greene sis; to repair CsshArneane 70
Nv, down oil cloth in The chamber 0f the Board Oh a.
r.,.r,. 70 rs,e the roof Of Ensas House No. ~ 'Wo
ses bIsher than per contract 10 repair t0unh H. 'o
-.n.r rour,eenhsi; 10 repair Psars', &c; and more
~ a, hi. req luton verbatim, By The Alderman o.
| he St,th waIe
ps.olyed Thai the Cornnissloner OF Repair. s1Pls
hsrSfAi. herby directed to repor; ! shi board vi
"a c-.ri,rs ysys n tbs difsren' ssresa D, ta7 Y
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A CALIFORNIA CAss MAN ON

CALIFORNIA CAss MAN ON THE
PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATioNS.-JamesW w Nichols,
an active Cass politician, from Allegan, Mch.'
who recently left for California, ia letter to
fdend in this city, post marked Rough sad
Ready, Cal, Aug. s." thus refers to the PresI
dental nominations
by the BY, perceive that Gen. Cass 10 no! nominated
yor the Presidency, but that Gen. Scott $50
will do a. we'll
Dir. Nichols possesses much influence in West
ain Michigan, and may be said to speak the real
sentiments Of the Cass leaders in that quarter,
who had delberated upon their method of action
tong ago. While soourning in this City, he said if
Cass was not nominated his friends in the West
intended to support Scott, if he obtained the Wing
nomination. Mr.. Nichols is OF the Western Radi-
cal Democratic school, and while in this city was
made an honorary member Of the Industrial Con.
srt,s, whose principles are prevalent throughout
ths West,s.Mr Nichols was perfectly satisfied
with the action OF the Democratic National Con-
vention, as it applied TO MIR. Van Bnren 10 1914,
but demurs to the action of the Convention Of
1852, when applied to his fiend Cass.
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ENGLAND.
Free Trade and the Yeoa,anry
BYA LINCOLNSHIRE FARMER.
Communicated Tor The Tn5gnel
s-pRroN. CUM BRAysLEY, GAINsBoRoCcH, !
s.h month 9Th, 1882.

HTON.CCN-BRANSLEtJ hANobUhV''iJ
ssh month, 9Th, 1872 }
Beyond all dispute the free trade policy
Of this country has LARGELY promoted the PrOsper-
ty of our exporting manufacturers. Ii has re-
1uced the price Of agricultural produce ~ one
third, hes made England the store-house foE the
surplus pro luce Of all nations and bids far to re-
alize the dream Of the economists and make her
the workshop Of the world. oar manufacturers
are now doing business in an England that Knows
40 national debt, DO 1.-THE, no excessive taxation
on food. They have repudiated the national debt
30 far % it fails upon all the first necessares OF
life. Cur Manchester men are now on eq1ai terms,
m resoect Of food, with the most favored and
highly taxed nations. The fundhoiders, the men
OF fortune, all who live on incomes that are liked,
the tax-eaters the placemen and pensioners, and
all the nor. producing classes I've IN clover, and
are well satisfied with Zee trade.
Bat slavery different affair with those that
G,rra land and have to face the heavy taxatior~
that bumpers and eneumbeTs it. The system CT
free trade in agricultural produce with the land5
of England fettered with 1.-THE and burdened w.b
national debt, j. utterly runous to the arnofs
To the tiers Of the oil it has not only brousat
depreciation ofpaopsrty and elimination oil Proat'
but prospect OF progressive. ruin, and a 'ear'ui
looking to the future. the wen who he'd Just
land enough 20 support Their families, and make
both ends mset By industry and lugaity, ha'e iet,
the abstraction Of 80 to 10 per cent from the
value of their ltd. properties, serous calamity.
In many cases it was all they really owned, the
larger portion belonged TO the mortgage, aud this
depreciation ofpropety has been felt the mere, be-
cause the commercial policy that has produced it
mas been accompanied by such reduction in tina
price of produce, that the most L5orious can hard
" hope to live, without thinking Of recovering
any portion Of the loss.
1t is useless now Tor the i9IustroIS, poor man
to hire OF buy land on the Gd.fashiSned maxim o.
4" FIRST creep and then 60" At the outset, al
acre or two, then by industry, perseverance ant
frugalj,y, FIVE or ten msre and so on TO the condi
ton ufa modest farraer. All this is now fair,
| kaocked on the head. Free trade has produce
} competition go sharp, that common induStr
.-aai5 10 chsrce IT al, Both free uiie,s an
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u Our readers will perhaps remember,

n Our readers will perhaps remember,
that at the time when the controversy respecting
the Hungarian war and Kossuth's relation thereto,
Sc largely occupied the press OF this City and of
London. Count Casimir Bathyany and MIR.
Szemere, former Minister of the Interior in Hun
gary, both came out with bitter attacks on Kos
suth. We stated at the time, on good authority
that this step on their part, if not taken with
direct view to securing their pardon from Austria
would be very likely to have that result Inns
suggestion The Courier and Enquirer treated as
an enormous calumny upon those gentlemen, and
os altogether groundless; they had written
against Kossuth from pure love of truth and self
sacrificing patriotism. We observe, however, in q
letter from the well informed Paris correspondent
Of the Cologne Gazette, that during the recent
visit of Marshal Haynau to Paris, he inquired
especialy after these tw patriots and stated that
as for Batthyany, the grace Of the Emperor would
probably restore him to Hungary. tits not stated
rhtther Batthyany intends to refuse the favor
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Interesting from Buenos Ayres.

BOSTON, Ut ndsy, sept y, Ia
Letters from Buenos Ayres, received in
this City state that Mr. Schenck the American Mni'tsr
ct Brsz whe was sent by our Government to Buenos
Ayres on a special mission 10 negotiate for the free
navigation Of the rivers, the 26ih july In company
with Mr. Pendeton visited Urquiza, at Palermo. Iney
we're received With uncommon honors. Urquza had
the troops out with full bands Of music aud saidSe
wa, tired The speech Of Urqu'za 10 Mr.. Schenck
shows that very friendly feeling exl'ts toward tn'
country
The following week they were b proceed to Monte
video for an interview with the Government OF "a
gasy The Epgish and French Commission ers sen' OH
for the same purpose were at MOnievideo.
The citizen, Of Busnos Agres are much oppo'so..
Jr1uizs and are only awaiting opportunity 70 pps
him All the Governors OF Buepos A7rei who had osen
appointed by Urquiza had resigned aud be WA s''ns
himself aided BY a sort Of privy council
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Delegates to the Whis state Convention
n Of II. " Trhura

ELBRIDGE Saturday, Sept 49, lSjs.
The First Assembly District Of Onon-
dasa held its Convention this afternoon and appointed
James NJ Hosord Eiq, their Delegate to the State
Convention Yours Ia haste, D
HIGHLAND MILLS, Saturday, Sept Is, lo52
The Delegates to the Wing State Con-
ventlon from Orange Co, N. Y are, Thomas King for
Your, SUBSCRIBER
Oneida CO.. Roscoe COnkling. ,.
Henry NJ. Bernard.
Net6tn Col ANDREW B. DICKINSON.
Richmond Co-ALEXANDKR II. BRIrToN.
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~ The Epening Bulletin, (Phila. a
peutra! paper, generally leaning against
I had the following leader yesterday:
Len. ScaiiIa Taur.

Gen. scotts Tour.
The distinguished Wing candidate for
! the Presidency is pursuing his journey to the
West in an unostentatlous manner, avol1ing, with
great propriety and decacy, all attempts to get
10 mere partisan display, and keeping mainly
before him the professional object Of the tour and
the execution OF the mission on which he has been
o. patched by the Government. But notwith-
landing this avoidance of all electioneerng move
ments, il cannot be denied that G sn. Scott is re-
ceived wherever he goes with the utmost enthu-
siasm, and the effect will be to stir up the Wing
party all along the route to an unusual degree OF
spirit. The sight Of the manly, commanding
figure Of their leader will revive all the associs'
tons connected with his name, and a stimulus
will be given TO the campaign which il has hthsrto
wanted in measure.
Ii has always been the fortune OF General scout,
when traversing the country upon any business,
to make decided impression on the people ana 70
accomplish his object successfully. lie has never
failed to make capital in some way, ana IN tnis
Journey his old fortune still adheres to nun Tor ne
is housing the masses of the West TO the hetftle't
demonstration in his favor, and all TINS without
the emplo, msut of the usual machinery oil party
Dolitics: for all the tributes OF respect TO him
seem TO have been spontaneous, and without any
sfo,t on the Mart of the usual wire workers OF the
d;fTsrent ocsi,t;es We look for important effects
fronn This tonr Of the old WARRIOR upon the aspect
of the nending campaign, and for one, we rejoice
~ a r,pvene6t that has infused new life into
co,onayst;veIY spiritless canvass. The Democrats
ro,,.f get nm some counter movement soon, or the
a,eot West viii be in q general blaze for Scott and
Graham.
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Cholera mt Cinoinnn,i-Three Lives Lost by
Drowning.

CINCINNATI, NJ ,nday, sept. 90 1859.
The dispatch dated the ! ith inst, pub
ished ia the NewYork evening papers of the folio Wing
day. saying that there hsd been bus cholera
here Ia three weeks, was false There Ia cholsra
now, but ten deaths daily then occurring. The
Chrtaian Adrocats of the jh Gays "We had quite
all increase OF cholera last week aud several sudden
deaths"
Mr.. O'Neil, the mate Of the steamer
Pike and two deck hands were drowned near Patriot
yesterday BE- the breaking of derrick while werlug
yaw to pull passengers ashore.
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Io.. of The ArnbeiIa-POlticnI Troubles at
1iatanZas.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Sept Is, l'12.
The Pjcayune of this morning contains
accounts Of the loss Of the schooner Arsoe- bound
from baltimore 10 Porto Cabelo. She Sas wrecked on
the 18Th nit on Savanna Reef and total loss
None of the cargo would Do saved Toe crew efcapsi
IN salty.
The Picdpane has also late adgices from
MaiaDzas which report that great disorder Is feared In
COME Quence Of political troubles.
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Appointments by the President.

Thomas NJ. Foote. OF Buffalo, New
York. to be Charge dAf.ires at the Court of HIS Mses
~ the Emperor of Austria, In the place Of Charles
McCuriy recalled at bic own request
John Wilson. of Washington, ID. c.. TO
be Commissioner of the General Land Office cf the
Untd States, in the place OF Justin Busierheld re-
slpued
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Whig Nominations.

Madison Co.-For Sheriff Samuel p.
Russell, of Hamilton; For County Clerk; Charles l.
kennedy, of Sullivan For Justice of Sessions Martin
Spear, of Cszenovia; For Superintendent Of Poor
James Mcfarland of Lenox; For Coroners Daniel T
Hovey of Eston and Elphsz Lyon, of Nelaon.
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CITY POLITICS.

COUNTY OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS
TIE Tanmany County Convention last evening nom
mated John orser for Sheriff; Richard B. Connolly
for County Clerk; Or. William Donnell and II. VIII.
helm for Coroners
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Yellow Fever mt Charleston.

CHARLEsToN, Monday, Sept 20, Is52.
Tie Board of Health report fifteen
deatbs from yellow fever during the three days ding
Sunday evening, 10 o'clock. The increased mortality
Is attributed to the weather. The cases. however,
are not numerous and those who have been attacked
have generally exposed Themselves and laid themselves
open 10 the disease.
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Gov. Letcher-Lnter from the Rio Grande

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, Sept y, 20
Gov. Letcher, late Minister to Mexico.
left this morning for WASHINGTON.
NlatamoroS oates TO the 18th inst. have
been received The excitement regarding tbs Csrdenss
usurpaton continues The National Guard have de-
clared In favor Of Pricto and encsmped the Amer
can side Of the Rio Grsade. Gen Avslos hss Issued
proclamation which seems to be In favor Of Csrdenn
The principal cities Of TAmsupss are opposed 10 Car
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QUEBEC Monday, Sept. 20, 1882
The Commissioner of the Board of
Public workshas signed, In consequence of the Coy
eminent having resolved TO put on American vessss
na,slr the Welsnd Canal the tols as are paid
by British vessels passing both the WelIand aud ST.
Lawrence Canals 9 not restore the dfsrentsl duties
against direct American trade by placing higher duties
on goods coming that way than on those coming by the
ST. Lawrence
MT HIpcks in behalf of the remaining members of
the Cabinet explained that the object OF the New Policy
was 10 induce the United States TO grant reciprocity
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~" The WarerIy AdrOcate, by F. II.
BALDWIN 10 weekly newspaper Just started at new
village In Toga Co. which has sprung up on the line OF
the Erie Railroad Ii 10 fair, partisan sheet Sue
cess to-
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ChnIern Mt Rnchrsfrr.

ROCHESTER, Monday, Sept, 20, 1852.
Six deaths have occurred from cholera
dsring the days ending al =. b. to day four of
them were In one family.
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rhe steamship Granite State

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept 20, I-j2
The steamship Granite State, from
Charleston 18th inst has arrived at this port.
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R,.,.. srup,.ski 10 be Executed.

PHILADELPHIA, hon1sy, sept ~ Dit
The warrant for the execution OIL Dla,s.
stuplnsi Tor tbs murder 81 young Lehman N
5th q Move mber, has been received oY -. slac,.i
from Governor Blslsr The new Sne'D !" Nv '''~'~
vi be theo In etics
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EafnI Railroad Accident.

LAxcAsrER, Pa, Monday, sept % Ic0-'
The westward mail train ran over mau
named Thomas whel.n, employed In repairing ins
State Road about tso miies east OF Psrksos,gn ,
him instantly The engineer blew the ~hsue' '-' I"
failed 70 alarm him In time.