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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

t"b sb.lt .up, rority VI W. uavii's Urao Beaver
Hats tier universal popularity l. prcofof tho fact For
g thea Ard Of style they unequaled Calf
and INSECT til, And judge fr Yourself at DAVIDS 3ol
Broad ny. second door from Duane street.
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in h. lie of their fern.
dni"n', induces Peoples Batters TO offer enc public
the bannf"met drat beaver hat this
nghth,s aud drral fifty STAN Priaes 81 So
S. an. So II. w., II Park Row opposite Astor House.
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Freeman, the ant,er, 10. 10 Ful,on stree,

hss te ks and htr Beaver and Panama
lists ~ he forns In the y Price So So CHI DR.
fancy straw hate asrest variety cheap AL kinds
goods and summer hats.
FREEMAN, 90 Fulton street. near Gold.
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The Watering plncen.

Tho company al Cczzcrs bo'i, at Wet Point i nj.
ready quite large and !. daily 'nc-sesn. In namb,f,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-11
0be pailp birpinian.
Laferfr from Europe

Tho steamer Asia with 121 passengers and
Liverpool dates of the 25th ult.. arrived at
New York on the 9th.
ENGLAND.-Lord Hardnge has been
appo nted Commander in Chief Of the British
Army, in place of the late Duke of Yelling
ton.
The Earl of Derby ntimates that the funer-
al of the Duke of Wellington will take place
as soon as possible after the meeting Of Parlia-
mcnt. lie will be buried by the side of Lord
Nelson, in ST. Pau's.
The distribution of the honors and Offices of
the Duke have commenced. In addition to
the appointment of Lord IIardinge.as comman-
der in chief, Lord Fitzroy of Sommerset, has
been appointed Master General of Ordinance,
and Prince Albert as Colonel ofthe Grenadier
Guards.
The steamer Panama had arrived at South
ampton from Chagres with 81 100000, and
the ship Swift was on her way with $1,000
| 900. Advertisements in lont-stock compa-
ny to work the gold mines of Argonia, appear
IN the London papers
The imports ofgold from Australia during
the past week, amounted to over S330,000.
FRANCF.-Napoleon, whilst on visit to
Lyons is responded to tn c cry of the peope,s
reputed to have said:
THE cry of 'Vive 'Empereur' affects my
heart more than my pride. l am the servant
of the country and have but one object in view
which is to re-establish her in glory and pros
perity 1t is difficult for me to know under
what name can best act If however, the
humble title Of President will enable me to ac-
compish this desirable result. do not want it
changed to that of Emperor"
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-Tbe French ship
Grenowilla has been plundered by the natives
of Madagascar, the vessel burnt. and tho Cap
tain and part OF the crew murdered.
The King Of Holland in his speech to the
Chambers, says that he has accepted the in
vtations ofthe government ofthe United States
TO Join in an effort to open negotiations with ia
pan.
Advices from St. Helena state that the A
merican brig Mary Adene got into the river
Congo and was attacked by 5000 natives.
The English brig of war Dolphin went to
her assistance, and poured fire of shot and
shell on the assailants, who fed, and the brig
was thus rescued.
A terrible inundaton had taken place on the
Rhine, entirely submerging seven villages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-11

NORTHERN.-Arrivesfro from Charlottesville on the
same da VS. as heretofore, Tue days, Thurdays and
4aturdays Schedule time OF arrival, m. Leaves on
sundays Wednesdays and Fridays, at a M
PACKET MAII-Tbe Packet brings way MAN
sdays Monday and Sundays, and takes one MON
davs w edne sdays aud Fridays OnMonday morning. a
Khmod and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Mails are dispatched ny tne
Railroad daily at 80 for Forrest Depot lhoef ~
Bulods Big Lick Salem, &C. and for Fincaste, and Tor
the present, all the watering places ,,,
Nv the Railroad also sent on Tuesdays hursdays
and SATURDAYS mails for Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSbo kG M'iL--h-
rive. daily, except Sunday, at CAP m
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hali-pas' SIX
FARAlyILLE-Arrives daily, except sunday, about
u;dnght. bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, south and West of that city. Leaves daily from
II to IL D. m. except Saturday night.
DANyILLE-Anves, as herr .ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaves, a. heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at ) a m.
pEDLAR MIi.LS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between ~ and u Leaves about
p m, sane days.
a. Mail closed al p. m. A
gy- On Sunday morning, the Office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug iS-dts wM. NJ, BLACKBOARD, T. M.
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LEXINGTON N Through

StfisiI g TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
zzsssszs<z~ our Mail PACKET Boat, by ScoIsrAe
and LynlchJurg.-On and after the 10Th our boas will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted AZ the usual
hour 6 P M and arrive in Lynchburg in 34 hours, and
in buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave buchanan at u A. M, every day.
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchbnrg at ?. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 8 P M and arrive IN hl'hmo' IN
% hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats lcnv
;nr NJ 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving mt 7 A. NJ >.
PASSENGERS for lexington. connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive IN hcnhoh" !"
"a hours. r.
Passengers for Farmville. fare $2i Buckingham r.,
re a. 2 Charlottesville fare 81. and Staunon, iare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
Beow eecnrd of time of arrival intermediate dis
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INsU RANCE COMPANY

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Al WINCHESTER.
Chartered March I'm, l852.-Capitoi $50 600
WITH POWER TO INCREASE TUE SAME TO $500 900 !!
VNHlS COMPANY. having been duly organized, is
i now ready to receive applications and issue Poll
ces and offers the citizens of Virginia
Of home Company for the safe insurance OF all kinds
If property merchandise & C., at fair and equitable
rates The Directors the public that this Com
pany will be conducted with view to permnnency and
the srictest principles of equity, justice and close
regard to cconomy and the safcty of the insured
PpEsIDENr-JOSEPH S. CARSON.
SEcRETARY-C. :. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O. f. BRESEE.
JOSEPH s. CARSON, = WIN IL. CLARK
JAMES p. RELY, JAMES u. bUR"E89'
LLOYD LOGAN, s n W. hicHhhpsoh,
JoHN Kerr.
tTS Office on Pccadilla near the Valley Bank
Winchester. /, ID. Clihioll IAN, h"EsI'
Sent 2-div Lynchburg.
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LAW CIRCULAR.
wORTHYNGTON q. SNETHEN,
WASHING on, d G.,

WASHING I ON, II Q,
TONTINUES to practice Law exclusively in the SUI
~ nr.ne court and to attend to cases before Con
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
DEPARTMENTS bureaus, and Boards of Commissioner
To procure Patents for Inventions at nome ana u
hro,d md Ia oht,in Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacies, and lni'er
tances in any 1nr of the United States and in Foreign
Countries; &c,
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
and ON Bond and Mortgage. and negotiate the pnr-
chase al a,e of Loans Land and Patentrghts in any
State of the Union. aug 9.-dts
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NJ Office TO THE PURLlC.-s

" II OF the chm ter Of n he Lynchburg and Abing
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows:
"fhat if any person, persons shall wuily or know
in ely break nure, destroy, interrupt the Telegraph
lines or communications, any part thereof,-to be
erected by the snd company in pursuance of this act-
he she they, shall pny tho said corporotion one
liable for all damages which tho said company may
suffer in repairing the injury, and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action OF ress-
passand if any person. incurrng the penalty aore-
said SHALL through insolvency any other cause be un-
able shall fail to pay the penalty damages nfors
said and shall second time commit resspass upon the
said lines, my part thereof aforesaid, he she, or
they shall be liable upon conviction thereof to an inn
prsonment in the county ai of not less than month";
than six months"
The penalties of the section above recitod will be
rgidly enforced. i. b. DEANE, JR.,
President l.. g. A. Telegraph Co.
~ Richmond (semi-weekly) Times and Farmville
Journal will copy 4t and send account to this Office.
Sent 3--dta
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TEAM MAIsBLE WORK

CTEAM MARBLE wOR IL S.
~ JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWo orks
the of Main aud Sh wherewillbc found
n fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian mud American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones. Mantel
Pieces of every description WaP ates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
Orders from the country, with city reference,
ronptly attended to-
Mr. having served his apprenticeship in one of tho
largest establishments in New York city. aud having
much experience in the business ilaters himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire satisac-
ton : any done North South.
Richmond July 14-Iyd
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TREE EXHIBETEO THE subscriber Inv n,
r ing ob,ained Mt considerable exPens , frorn M
Whtchurst's Washington Gnllery, Dagnerreo'yPesno
tho following distinguished characters mostresPectuiS
lion with large number of his production, at the
Whtchurst Gallery. o.
President Fillmore Gen Winfield Scott, Wm A. Gra-
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce, VIM X. King. Ien; IN Lewis
IL, 10 I.s Proprietor
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Articles Gpp,oprt0e 10 the FIRST CtdSS-boNes "t T'
bonnets and furniture
articles opproprtt'e TO Second Ciass-Boxcs. bales
of drv goods eahels shoes saddcry glass; paints oils,
tugs and confectionery.
Arj;es m, rop,i1fe 10 Third ClaSs-NirgiGia domes-
Tics sugar. coffee liquor baggng rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leutier hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet ron. hoow-waro, queens~arc castings
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
Articles nppropriue to HI F0aM CiaSs-Flonr (in
sacks rice, pork beef FISH lard, alo~ and b"eoi (in
casks boxes or sack beeswax, bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron marble (undressed mil ana
grind stones, mill gearing. "
50 miles 90 Salt per bushel
rlus'er f per 100 miles 90 of Fifty pounds 10 10
ton ton OF 81 = { l5O miles $50 IL IL
Ooo lbs 200 miles. 3.Oo Carried East Il
Seit 7--dts
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BuSiaess and Publicity.-The New York
Tribune dscoursing upon the elements OF sue
cess in business, lays down the sound princi.
pie that notoriety Is essential TO ts success and
this publicity is best attained through the press.
ltsays:
Fortunes are accumulated in few years by
those who have the intelligence and tact to a.
vail themselves of this power. greater than
men seeking SUCCESS through years OF unalded
application have hitherto dreamed Of.
The vast benefits resulting from systematic
and continuous advertising are only beginning
to be understood. 1t is not pretended that all
must, as a matter of course, acquire wealth by
such means; but it has been demonstrated that
the merchant who has well selected stock
and deals uprghtly, the manufactures whose
goods are as cheap, quality considered, as any
in market, or the mechanic who is skillful and
punctual may increase his business at pleas
ure in proportion to the energy and means he
employs in gaining publicity.
Then why do not all ADVERTISED Because
business men are only beginning to realize Its
importance. Still the amount of advertising
seen in the columns of the journals has doub.
led within FIVE years, and will double again in
FIVE more. Those who still hang back will see
their younger and energetic rivals outstriP-
ping them. There is no use in contending a
gainst the spiritof the age. Iftbey wontJumP
into the cars and pay their fare they must Dc
left behind to travel on foot. -S-
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MONDAY MORNING. OCT.
RICHMOND.
0H nnO WORTH OF EURN.
NNE IIIRE.-- YES &. HAR

WOOD, MAIN STREET, RIonMoNp, VIRGINIA.
We offering large assortment Of Furniture
reduced prices have facilites for
ufac,uring than heretofore. We thanks for
the liberal patronage received from middle and western
Virginia. and we hope TO offer such inducements to
merit a continuation of these fvors. Our motto is
Quick sales and small profits, and intend in all
cases adhere to il stricky. We invite NIL TO
inc stock, we believe will offer greater in
ducemens buyers than any other ouse in the State
We are prepared to manufacture all articles in line
the shortest notice. JONES II HARDWOOD.
Sent o4-dts
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OARELL HOUSE, LynChburg, va.
y Tie undersigned takes this method ofinformng his
friends and the public generally that he has leased tor
n term of years the CABELL HotS Sh' ana that II Is
now omen for the reception of company 1t has un-
dergone thorou. h repair from tip TO bottom and Is
fnroshed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and entire sati sacon Is not gwen
Sto5les the best in the city, which will be furnished
with-ylenty of Provender, and attentive Ostiers.
G. w. A. RAINE, Proprietor
N B-I have made arrangements with the proptle
Tor, of the .'YIRGGNIAN READING Room by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort o
news and literature Cards of admission will be OBJ
taned at the Hotel. jy l2-dtfl q. w. "A. n.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
rs-C1NS

The yIRGIEIAN published daily at 81 and serweely al
per annm. No subscription Is ta en- r
10 than six nonhs paper daconi inne except et
be option of the Propetors until all arreaages shall nave
nVTPTIsEMENTs are so cents square, or
Lass m yery NyER f Insertion aud 81 cs for every outer
II the NUM- insertions is not marked on the No. IL
will he published ordered out and charged aeeoringN
The YEARLY RATES For the privilege OF two ~ iares,
Nv seml square daily $780, scmweeky ~
s2f inner form daily $40, scmiweeky $50 Every yearly
will be required confne his PdYe ng 20 ms P M
he will 90 charged raably for thu excess
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JAS. b. EDWARDS, iho"A9 - 80 ~
Falland vviater # "a sIliO Ons for 1so2-'o.
ESDWARDS & PUGH. 3 doors n6oce J. q. Meen ana
EL opposite s. B. Thurman, Nam ~. Ly,c|'"[g' "a
lov ;, ,bp;, stock of Fall and Winter Cions
Cassimers and Vestings which consist OF the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English manu-,
tacturers and will be uP to order, with warranted
Workmanship and fit. My old customers ana inc pun
lie generally are invited to call aud something new
nnd beautiful. JAMES b. EDN AhDo, HgsM
sert 9si,s1 For Thomas c Ppgb
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICATION OF THE

LONDOW QU.4R1ERLY, THE EDLNBURG
THE NORTH BRITISH, .a.ND UEST.hI.N-
IS1ER REpIETS md BL-dCkWOODS
-hL4G.aZLN'E.
LEONARD SCOTT & co, PuBLrsHERs,
10 Fulton, and 81 Gold streets, New FORK
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NOral. CnrO1fnn.

The Legislature of this State met in special
session last Monday, to re-district the State for
Preside ential Electors. 1t is thought probable.
that it will proceed to the discharge of other
bnsiness--and that the session will continue
TIL January.
In the Senate, the Democrats have 81, and
the Wings 22--onc seat contestcd-both clai-
mants having certificates of election from the
sheriff's in different counties.
Mr. Edwards Of Warren(L (Locofoco)was
lected Speaker over Mr. Joynes, lWhig)by
vote of % 10 10.
In the House the Wings have 62, and the
Locofocos So. Mr.. Baxter lWhg)was cleo
ted Speaker over Mr.. Dobbn,( Locofoco) by
60 10 81.
The Wing prospects are Frightening daily
in the old North. Mass meetings are being
held in various counties, and able men are a
rousing the people in all directions. What
with SCOTS solid merit and Graham's sterling
worth, 10 well-informed man doubts the re-
suit. The Yankee Free Soiler will be left at a
sightless distance in the rear the Cd of Novem-
bcr.-R. Wig.
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The American publishers respectfully invite the "tten'
lion of their fellow citizens To the merits ot The ebeve
works feeling assured that viii arise from their
perusa without being convinced that they subserNe the
best interests of popular intelligence, and add In an
eminent degree the general happiness ut tho notion
by imparting the public mind heohtul stimulus Tor
u high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all the above works can be seen on the tn
hes of the 'VInaIsIAN READING ROOM, where subscrp-
rinns will be received. sept 3-.dts
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4 OCKS! LOCKS!-Receved direct from the
EL manufactory, complete assortment ot Locks, oi
$3.50 Having determined to keep thorough aud well
as sol ted stock Of all kinds Of Carpenters Hardware,
and to sell at moderate profit invite all those in want
to give a call before buying elsewhere: ,.,.ro>,
sept 14--dts n. NlNoIo,.
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CARDS
JOSEPIE III. WILSON,

Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LYNLHBURa, VA,
I'd ESPECTFULLY so'icits the patronage of his
IA friends and the public generally
lS
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LYNCUBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL,
MAIL TRAIN.

sst X y sss l.s., = = ss.-s.y,F7
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
'ENHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburg daily
Il Sundays excepted,) at o'clock, 4. Nj, und re
turning will leave Buford's nj a o'clock. Pm
mug 10-dts THOS. JELIIS. Art.
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pIRRELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

II LTNcHBURG, NIRGINIA'
CHhS l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gent enef visiting Lynchburg and stopping at DlB-
RELL'S have the privilege of visiting the ViRdSiAs
READING ROOM" during their stay. Cards OF admis-
sion ohtain. d at the Hotel iy 29-dts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

the Senate er oe,o Vice President of the u States
This however is more coincidence with. than an OPP
position to the nomna ton of Buchanan and Strange
since Mr.. King is one of the warmest friends ana
most sincere admirers of Mr.. Buchanan. IL may DC
that Messrs Buchanan and Strange Will not receive
the nomination, and North Carolina will not aoa'e
her zeal on that account; bua although we may not
insist upon the particular individuals, it will show
,shat manner of men we want, and that we will sup
port none less reliable and faithful
But we find that our remarks have already over
RIM our usual and even our unusual limits our
political friends we hope, will read them, for they
are words of truth and soberness. Our unpohtica
readers we feel certain, cannot object to our taxing
little space for serious talk since we are oy NJ
means amenable to the charge of exclusive poilclsm
and we want at times tosee whether it be fact tina
we have indeed waxed incapable of solid poiltca
writing, as we fear some may have been led to sup
pose.
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BSrWe are permitted to publish the 1oiioWihs
extract of a letter from gentleman IN Inln 70
house in this nlnce.- I he letter Is dated
SANTIAGO DE Chill, Dec

SANTIAGO DE Chill, Dec. 25th 1901
1- rolrt;on here appears to be cavalry fight
ChiIlan an the 18th u in which CRUZ got the better
and general ngagement near Long on tne n :.L
decided either, together with the usual
reacbey of the troops left the combaants sick OF war;
onened the road to negotiation which, it is supposed Is
now concluded in treaty of peace and amnesty for all per-
sons COMPROMISED in this last revolution Among these are
or some fifty or sixty Americans who with that phllan
thropc creduty which chaacterzes our people, turned
s;de from their bomeward passage from California left
their this country to aid faction in the ac
of countrymen, armed with miles, and
in the engagement Longomilla did immense havoc
According to all accounts the officers were picked OF to uch
an extent only known at New Orleans.
The difficulties which occurred in California between the
Americans and ChianS; the idea that nlnetynlne IN
hundred of these people have that want to annex all the
world Imam Fernandez and Chloe included the fact that
we are herecs accursed by God; and great other
here which, although kept down by coustesy great
And now added all this. have the history of these
American rAemen The effect has been literally electrlc-a
frebrand into barrel of gunpoWder 10 our faces they
dulge in gnary throatcuttng but nothing
more serious Behind backs however erucifee
without mercy and all the dres of political and
igous hatred heaped heads This feeling is to b
feared will if it done already produce the butch
ev of those unfortunate Americans who putting too mucf
trust in Gillian faith volunteered without pay fight fol-
what was called liberty There appears have been doub
in the minds of the liberal of the people here
as to whether the Indians who had also Joined CRUZ hou
be treated with the rigor the Americans From thu
you may Judge what will be- or has been dealt to GU
counrymen From the fact that nothing is said abou
occasionally obscure hint that shall hea
nothing them very much fear that they have beef
offered up sacrifice to appeaSe the wrath of the Gods
govern the Gestines of Chilli If such turns out to be tn
be hoped that Government will at once asser
its majesty and give this one horse republic seasonabl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WI JUNCTION. N. c.. FRIDAY. FEB. "a. 1859.
0EMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of New Hanover County, are re-
cusstsd to meet at the House in Wilmington on oe
dav of next County Court March 9h at u r. NJ or the
purpose appointing Delegates to represent TINS
Dnmocrac State Convention, to be held IN the Cl'y
lsch and also for the purpose appointing Delegates 70
represen the County District Convention TO oe ned ~
the town of Wilmington choose Delegate to represen
this District in the National Convention 10 %
held in the CITY of Baltimore the LIST day OF June next
Other matters important to the organization OIL the parry
Ct will also come before the meeting and full at
tendance is most earnestly solicited.
Feb 5tl, 1852 MANI DEMoOhAA L.
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R@The burning of that Flag Staff in front of the
Commercial Office on the morning of the fire, aras
one of the strangest things we remember to have
SEEN 1t stood up by itself, and no human man would
have dreamt of its catching but it did, and burned
right in two We would not have its fall ominous
of any harm to the personal interests of friend of
the Commercial, but would have it portentous of
the fall of the wing party at the next election.