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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

STpr m1yUsks AND LOTs ON 0ND
TUESDAY ne, Al AuCTi0h--W,n be cold q
CLOCK, NJ upon the premises two Hon.ss. ", ~
Lots on the West side ., 2nd street sd;osrs,. -
store OF Mrs. Dewney. The Houses frons .h.,.s ~ ~
mand good rents. s..''s = CUM oz,
TRIMS at sale
" % JAMES N. TAyrnp 49,
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DURIFY TIE 81 .TEM.-The intense

DURIFY THE sYsTEM.-The intense
heat which has prevailed for some days has
created ciliousness in almost every human frame,
and hundreds of persons are daily physicing them.
selves to death with caomel and poisonous minerals
OF various kinds under the elusive hope of finding
relief for their annoying maladies To such per
sons we can only say try bottle of Bakers
Premium Bitters, and obtain immediate relief
Being purely vegetable in their composition. and
entirely free in their operation from those sicken-
ing, nauseatipg qualities which the effects of
most medicines, they at once create healthtul re
action thu bout the patient sharpen the appetite,
improve the digestion, give vigor to the liver expel
the surpluc bile, and thoroughly purify the blood,
thereby driving out every unwholesome humor
that may have become secreted in any portion of
the system As an Aperient or Tonic, these Bitters
have no equal, while, at the time, by their
heathul action the stomach, liver and diges.
tive organs, they at once check any inclination to
diarrhuaa. Let the afflicted try them, and satisfy
themselves of the superior quality of these bitters
over those Of all others offered in our city
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
A. 3ODEKER, ADIE d GRAY, BENNETT
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & Co, and GAYNOH
& WOOD, Main street; IL. BLAIR, VIM P. LADT
and SEABROOK s. REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
MlLLSP lUGH, and THOMAS d MCCARTHY.
an III
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Arrival q lie oHis.

The steamship Ohio has arrived. she
brings the California malta. and $500, 900 10
treasure, busno later news.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, August 2.
Sales Of $500 bbls. FLOUR at a to $4.O6.
GRAIN unchanged.
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Another Seizure.

Another Seizure.
BosToN, August 2.
The fishing schooner Union has been seized
for an alleged violation oil the treaty, and
carried into Charlottes Town.
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NOOPERS' TOOLS.-We have just received
u per schr Richmond new and complete assort
ment OF Coopers' Tools, embracing
Pat Mt bent Drawing Knives, extra quality
Do straight do do do do
Do clubbing do do do do
Coopers' hatchets and AIDES, all sizes
Do patent Croze irons
Hand Saws, Hammers, Compasses, &c. &c.
which we offer at the lowest prices.
c. j. SiNTON e. CO,
sligo of the Circular Saw,
su2 II Main street.
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,IyHE EXCITEMENT sTILL UP.

UNHE EXCITEMENT STILL UP, i'll
Il regard to the Cheap Goods selling at MILLHl-
SER e. BRO, 1913 Broad street.
Crowds of Ladies daily visiting our Store, and
making purchases, prove the fact that we are SELL
ing goods from 20 to so per cent cheaper than the
same are selling elsewhere, inducement enough to
attract the attention of from the distant
parts of the city. This being the clocing month
for The season, we will endeavor, if possible, to
sell still cheaper than usual in order to make room
for our fall stock. il is unnecessary to enumerate
prices here, come and for yourself. Cottons,
fickings and FIannels, at less than manufacturers
prices.
J. MILLHISER & BRO, 1873 Broad st.
N B-Goods sent to all parts of the city.
aug 2
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OTICE.-An persons who are indebted BY
bond, note or book accounts, to the late firms
Robert & Hall Nelson, Hall Nelson Co., and
Hall Neilson, and more recently to Hall Nelson in.
dividually, are requested to make psyment And
if there should be any claims agains. any uf the
above concerns, or against Hall Nelson individual.
~, they ~ill be settled ON application to him.
HALL NELSON,
jy l9-law3w* Surviving Partner
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4 ,UACH BLACK SMITH WANTED
~ The subscriber wishes to employ immediate
ly, steady and experienced workman, as Fore
NINA in his Blacksmith Shop. One that will work
himself and see that 9TH DO the same, can secure
liberal wages, ny applying Immediately to
TaOS. A MAYER, Norfolk, Va,
or to OTEY GOFF, Richmond.
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DORTABLE CAMP HAIRS AND
Il STOOLS--Just received, fresh lot of the
above; they very desirable to those about 60
ing into the country as they exceedingly port
able nd can be transported with ease AS a seat
for the Garden, Playa, OF Porch, they are ndis-
pensable, as a person can choose his location for
seat, and at the same lime carry the seat along
with him This chair folds up very compsctly, is
very strong, and wien unfoded makes one OF the
most conf rtabe seats imaginable. For sale at the
House Furnishing Store OF
l. GlNTEH,
auo 1877 Main street.
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CABINET MAKING AND REPAIR.

CABINET MAKING AND REPAIR.
~ ING.-JAMES C. COWARDN having taken
the shop formerly occupied by E v. Menzies, cor
ner OF Grace and 9Th streets, respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that he is now
prepsred to execute all work entrusted 10 him with
neatness, durability, and upon the lowest terms.
N. Bold Furniture taken in exchange for new
For Rent-A desirable Residence on Union
Hill, suitable for small family. For terms, en-.
quire at my shop. &c C.,
jy3l-eod3tt
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uARPER's MAGAZINE FOR AU-

III AEPERsS MAGAZINE FOR AC.
IL GUST.
CoNTKNTs-Memoirs of the Holy Land Eapo.
leon Bonaparte, by ] Abbott; The Palaces of
France. by S C Abbott; A Leaf from Travellers
Note Book; All Baggage at the risk of the Owners,
story of the Watering Places; The Midnight biass
during the reign of Terror; Personal IL Abits and
Appearance OF Robespierre; TheTw Sisters; Ven
tIiloquism; The lncendiary; Bleak House, by Chas
Dickens; My Novel, by Bulwer; Henry Clay, per
sonal anecdotes, incidents, &c; Duel in 1880;
Monthly Record of Current Events; Editors Table;
Editors Easy Chair; Editors Drawer; Literary
Notices; Comicali:ies, original and se4cted Fash
ions for summer. Price 50 for one year; rs cts a
number
New Books.
THE UPPER TEN TH0USAND-50c
THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER, 2vols-75c
BANK NOTE REPORTER fo- Augustine
WHITE FRIARS-50c
FAIR ROSAMUND-50c
EOLINE, by Mrs Hentz-50c For sale by
THOMAS 81. GRESHAM,
jy 81 1904 road street.
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C0NC.nT EXfkx6nbrNARv,
saey evsnine, Augnse -.
Ann ~ ~ 0hLkAna OPERA TRoUPE.
9 sewelfy win Be given avay. s ~ ia m.
coS D iss,snlas. In Ill TwENTY.flvE Prizes,
BROOCHES,
PINS,
RINGS,
STUDS;
CARD CASES.
TOILET BOXES.
CUFF PINS.
And Geld Watch.
- .,eAc. W. XII % cen6 ana
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GIVE DOLLARS MkWAKD.-Ran away
II from the subscribers factory, on 23rd June, .
negro man named LEWIS, the properly OF Mrs
sarah b. wsu, and hired Of Mr.. George WatI--
The said negI 10 about As years OF sgt OF low stat
ure, black, and speaks quick. The above reward
viii be paid Tor his delivery at my Factory, Opposite
the DanyiIie Railroad Depot Richmond.
jy a6-2w. !. = WALKER
n EW BOOhs FOX The COUNTRY.
IN The Blfherdale Romsnce, by Nathaniel Haw.
thorne I2mo-75 Cents
Time and Tie, or Strive and Win, by A Roe
50 cents
Rougbing II in the Bush; or, Lite in Car ada, By
Susannah Noodle, parts--5u ccnn
Up the kaine, BY Thomas Hood, with Comic II
iusti atoms, z pafts-50 eents
Little Pedlington and the Pedlingtonians, By John
Poole, vols 81
Papers from The Quarterly Review, volume
so cents
Memoirs and Biographies Of Literary Men. CO.
nectsd with Newspaper Literature. from l6sO y
1850, by Joseph Buckingham, ycis-el
Eoliae. or Magnolia Vale, BY Caroline Lee Henfs
Faggot Of French siicks; or, Pslis u 1851. ~
Sir Francis Head, vol-el
The knights Of England, France and 6eoaanAs
by Henry w Herbert, vol-el -
The Days Of Bruce. BY Grace Ag1iiles, vos-
81
Step from the NV World % The oA and Bsek
Again, BY Henry Japan, = vos--si q.
i "a % ,- NORRIS BOOKSTORE
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THEATRE.
CARD TO THr pTTRI TN

TAEATRE!
CARD TO The PUBLIC.
Iueeday Evening, August 3d.
"A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr will b. aiyen
"A to Corporate EDDlNS and BONANZA. mem.
bers oil the Richmond Fayette Artiliery-who, on
the occasion of Henry Clay's obsequies, each OF
the above named persons unfortunately lost an
Arm in discharging Minute Guns
Col. s. s. Myers has gratuitously rendered the
use OF the Theatre for this occasion.
Samuel 8. Sanford and his Nav Orleans Opera
Troupe have, in the kindest manner, volunteered
their services, and will introduce their Latest Com
positions.
PROGRAMME
Part L,
Overture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holman and Band
OPerauc Cnorus. --..-.-.--.--...-.-.- Troupe.
muse Vi inoiahd-- COiiln6.
fompeys Coon Hunt .kavanagh.
handsome Negro boy. Rainier
Jonnsons travels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. sanford
Katy, Darling. Lynch
White and slack Cat. .-..-.-.......SS s. Sanford
Glee, Napoleon's Grave. Troupe.
Operate Chorus. Troupe
Part2.
uishianu DdpCe. Master SANFORD.
Bailad-Ben Bolt. LYNCH
DahJo Colo. " 0noOnhorst
Lucy Long-ln character. -.-......W. P. Collins.
sung .halner.
CrAcovlenne, a la Eliser- Master Sanford
hungarian Solo-in native costume-Herr Lieben.
slime.
Parts.
10 conclude with scenes of the Italian Opera!
Doors open at half past Z oclock-Concert 10
commence at 8.
Boxes 20 cents Pit 25 cents
p The whole under the superintendent of q
Committee of Gentlemen ana
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MURDER WILL OUT.-lt has long been
lvl an acknowledged fact, that the first "good
Ready Made" Clothing ever brought to the Rich
mond market, was brought by the old house of
Keen a. Co, now Keen, Chlles 81 Baldwin. At that
time the clothing trade was in the hands of small
dealers, who WEI e not so situated as to make up a
stock of goods in coed style. Now, the best cloth
ing sold, is sold ready made If you 60 to the pro
per place to buy, No lG2 is that place; and as the
stock on hand much large for the season, and
the amount OF cash much too small, great bargains
may be had Come with cash in hand, to
aug KEEN, CHILES d BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

1T PER STEAMER ROANOKE. have
AAreceiveda further supply of the Canton Braid
Hats, for gentlemen, of superior quality.
JOHN THOMPSON,
Jy % 81 Main street
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DIETING, HOSE, AND STEAM PACK.
d ING-Receiving this morning per Roanoke,
further supplies of 8, T. and 8 inch India Rubber
Beltiny We have also in store a full and complete
stick of the other sizes, besides all kinds of Fire
Engine, and Garden Hose and Steam Packing of the
same material Our sales of the above articles are
rapidly increasing --orders coming in almost daily
from every direction of the State we nave but 70
add that they give invariable satisfaction
Orders from the country will receive prompt at
ten,ion. WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
Agents Tor the Manufacturers,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

pERUVlAN GUANO.-I am now prepares
to deliver to customers, Guano in large or small
lots My stock is of late importation, and war
ranted to be of the very best quality.
jy9-law4w HUGH w FRY
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The undersigned will continue the grocery ana
commission business at the stand formerly occn.
pied by Herring & Shelton, where be win I
good assortment of family groceries end solicits
the patronage Of the friends of the former firm ma
the public generally. g. }. HERRING
No. l25 Broad street, opposite Fredericksbure De.
pot. jy 26-2awst
July "a, 1852
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GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SUMMER
VI SEASON-Such as Retrigerators, Larrabee's
Patent ana other MAKERS Water Coolers, LARA.
bees Patent best in use Shower Baths Larrabee's
and Locks PATENT Hip, Sponge and Hand Shower
Baths; Bathing Tubs six feet long, Foot Baths &c;
Wire Covers for putting over meats, fruit. pies,
&c; Fly Brushes OF Pea Fowl and Vulture feathers;
Cane Chairs, very desirable for Summer; Ice Cream
Freezers, Johnson's Patent; Ics Water Pitchers Of
Brita metal and silver plated, much more desirable
than crockery ones; Butter Coolers, new article
for table use; Ice Picks, Trays, &c, &C. to be had
at GINTER'S
House Furnishing Store, 1877 Main street.
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NUTECE.-1he co.partnership heretofore eA-
~ listing under the firm of MARTIN g. TURPIN
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The name
of the firm will be used by Thomas w. Turpin in
settling the business. EDWD. F. MARTIN,
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STOkAGE.-Guano sugar, muasses, nsh, &C
~ received storage in the large cellar under the
Virginia Central Railroad Depot
iy 3-lm s HUNTER. Agent
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tENOBACCONISTS.- glish Essential OH OF
i Bitter Almonds.-30 lbs, warranted pure and
genuine, imported direct from the manufacture s,
IN London, for sales Also, 100 lbs fresh ST
ely Oil Bergamot; 81 los Oil Cinnamon; 50 los
OH Cloves, Lemon, Annise, &c, all oil the beat
quality, which we sell low.
BENNETT & BEERS,
jy 81 Druggists, Main street.
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S 49, -zs.1Z - -
.y ~;
-. I. =. - 3 - =
ee;sss.!ssss.' -. e !.
Fnsssd g short nodes md npoS &c. X
Ordess for III kinda 81 Psirsi.. -, 80. :
eess10 ana exscuted n the handsoue1s esrs -
" u g =.
VALuA1Lk DWELLING = 1S1S
rs,, M LuI1 ON 71H STREET. uEl ~ ~.
~ 5r9iNds FOR SALE-The snfnes,itssn.1 :. = 8
.ssnolIzeo g sell the Real Estate nov q q. =
s.psnIy q ~ John A. Mosby, fronting q00 ~ g,
G Sscnso stfeet, opposite to the CITY 6prinr ~
0Ivso- AZ may be divided into Eve iots 81 81 ~
cecn ano one OF 50 feet upon which there /. !. -
Iortanle dwelling house for q email farnilv Th..
~ All improved with ornameutal and frS,it srs~ss
sno nc their pleasant and healthfu eifa.tor -,
compare favorably with most lots nov ofFrrea Is,
:a.e. hydrant water and gas may be Introduce
INTO .nem Il desired. Apply to
ie 2s-2swlm w GoDDIH, Aucsr.
NovlCE.-The Go pa, tnership heretofore 80
isung under the name and style Of Herrins Z
shelton, u this day dissolved by mutual consens
Inc name OF the firm will be used By both uartie
In settling the business f-A-'
Persons having claims against the firm MI, M.
sent them for payment and those inoebted II
please come forward and settle
GEORGE ]. HERRING.
- -. JAS. SHELTON.
Suiy ~, 1901 2avSt
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K U4TER AND CHEEsE.-65 kegs new
ID Goshen Butter and 50 boxes new Goshen
Cheese, receiving and for sale by .vn
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isIrLE AND sPOkrING fUWDEti.
IL 700 Kegs warranted OF best quality, Tor sale
by
jy 80 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
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00n PAIt OF BLACK AND 81 ATE
oOO COLORED CATERS AT 81 so per
pair, just received at Bill s.-The subscriber
has just received another supply of Cater Boots at
the low price of 81 Sc per pair. They are first
rate article for the price ALEX. HILL.
lie II No l27 Main street Richmond Va
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0nn EMPTY FLOUR BAhRkLs, 10
oUU good order for sale by
VIM. FALCONER,
je 90 III Main street
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NUTiCE.-l am now ready supply the pub
IN lie with Dyspepsia Bread from my store
or from the cart
au 20, JAS SIMPSON.
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>,CGAk HOUSE MOLASSEs.-oU nhds
~ for sale by
iy 30 DAVENPORT ALLEN e. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
ARREST FOR MuRDER.-Although We

have referred to this subject one or two occasions
will doubtless be deemed Of sufficient Interest 10 war
rant US In giving the folio viz details sad statement of
facts obtsiDod from what deem rellaols s,uece,
Some time the Of OF July last stracser called
ct tie hotel, kept 10 the village OF Pondotoo Nasaya
County, N. " oy Mr. A. w. scriven At about O'clock
In the evening delivered the landlord bundle tied 90
In bsno kerct-' bainng couple Of shirts paid his
loogDg for the nigh, from roll VI bank notice taken
from wallet which be carried In an inside pocket In
the efs breast VI bic cost and after remarking tuat
was not quite his beo time and would steo out and
see the tom iule, no lett the tavern and nsvsr
turned. The 50 anger said he turner by usds,
and bad been IA work Ia Canada. He exhibited, .
marx Of bis trade, pretty large sized esLlns. on the
little bngeT Of the LEFT hand caused by the Lathe In
turning.
TsO persons have been examined and committed By
Justice Lewis, OF PeDdet suspicion Of the murder
OF the stranger, on proof among other sroas circumr
ttsDees thai they him and his money he psd
bis bill, sDd with bin ciose By the canal
bridge, about Dne O'Clock st aignt after bs le e hotel
One OF these Invited bim drink at Scrivens but
be oeclir ed, saying he didn't dhok any tbos except
sometimes Itie an all beer from which, IL 10
was temperate Various other ciIcums,sncss appeared
In evidence. not D@cssry mention here. The body
OF man ~ss taken fr Jm the cansl Look2o
three weeks after the Missed which 10 ideni
FED pretty satisfactorily the stranger PendIrsn,
and which bore stroDg evidences Of being murdered.
tL0ckpor J0areaL
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~sifs4 n - fGs.la Fcuss.At Ineeurs % Tie
fs 81 stneh shd The iolosHs put IA ass
81 r - farehi-e
~oue NJ hoseuct hTtf the tho f.na-. ~.
eauai nsntf To us tls oBoTabe ,-ohd
there % rho I Do u
tol fHsa b. whose al th noa.a,
male ushle nsfe n0tIs ~tch tie aof of h. q,
.Oa1 M 90 The bsBin-ss ~ h- hsnf az . A. =
hofter. v, tssskfsr uousn 20 have been az "A.
DECEIT q he AIs have ssl nJsef 4 coudac, a.
tsIrbrs VI soeeiy 70 bfs duacty u a. her Ar.
no. bolht sio the Of poLes' Hore.y cnn, 10 ,oa
hshsf. bot .h tei Wy AL influence. n ~ -
tern are ftt- nfs-se- In the rude ssu. ba.,s.. ~
% =. eas hene tn hhd boa and shelter rust conEBr,
Asf The hard and s'-re and 10 ADD n a.
BATES ~ The Hous Of Cehmons he tore k.o1ins ,h
o. an h~. fEa persousl sd- ssi k.aa
eo-eH ihf' bous srh ruotn for aud chs Ap 80
heary the u eossty day 1900
q tbs prrsef ioohrs s-ut- shsh sllsd ov noL
o e1Aee toNs Oh sH, esrnot ri uysss Of ia; ssT
Iressiels tensat and therefore tsy, No.
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r. We take the following notice of the

tY We take the following notice OF the
ceremonies at New Orleans In memory OF Lopez from,
Iht Bee OF the 2d instant Our citizens were ycsser'
morn awake, "a oy the booming Of cannon. and wsre
thus r.miI oed thar just year ago the bfgh ropes
ard republican AspiiiDgs of General Nsrcis Lpe1
were suddenly extiogDi.hsd by the Ssrox Oh, wnhe
bis body, unhonored, was HANDED over " corrapuos
ana decay.
Ibose who arose cary could see crowds vending
their way to the IT. Louis Cathedral, for solemn fahe
raj ceremonies were 10 be performed for the reposo
Of the patriot desd-Lopez and bis brave though IN
fortunate companions.
The reIisoss rite. over, the loud moushed cannon
still continued 90 awaken the citys echoes and mgot
tall. mep stern snd b. ave- met 10 msrcn vita funefA
sOemBy alter b.sfse supposed 20 contain ina ROMANS
Of those who fell vsin attempt ~ w5ess the gem oil
the Antilles fro n the shschles OF lberfaD deep dsm
Fsremostn The we're rhe few VINO returned
sih their ves from the unsuccessful expedition and
neat IN pronipepee the members OF tho nre Com
psnfes who year ago were called upon ~ wear the
badge At mournir or the loss ~ friends and brohers
the Pioneer Martyrs OF Cuban Liberty.
The crsped banners IN iorcb'sht g'eaminf' mo
nournul nuic The uoddlpg of sable plrnes, sad mo
dow sos mn, bur hrmpsc,d tread OF the folio sers
the heae gave To the pageant moot touching ana
The sane time In posing appearance. A. ,ro-
After passing through the principal cree" onrfssa
cession halted ~ Lsfsyette square, where App
addresses sese delivered. Tho solemn cos'ss .,sso
linen disn issed return TO individual homes
-yeTchance, 10 dream"
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eoup,riss The sooes and mer chanoi.e came:

fotal...... ......$lsele+o $i6982t6s 81, 436 7Ss
Some difficulty has occurred between the
private company Incorporated construct the portion
sfthe 1runk Railway between Montreal and inss,on
and the Government While In England, Inspector.
General Hineks made provbionai ssreoment with
kessrs Jacksop a Co. TO construct the line 10 order
20 the completion Of that agree meat was necessary
,As the local company should subscribe oneenta part
81 he stoch Jackson Co also taking certain smoan,
81 the stoeh and the Canadian Gov-nens dadlns ons
hall Of all the required capital When !soksoa arrived
n this coaAy, the onetsnih Of the local stock was no,
subscribed, and wss then proposed that Jackson &
90 snond tshe AL the stocs. ~ which the latter as
ses'ed The Railway COMMITTEES OF the House of Az.
senep wrote 10 two OF the private s,okhd. r of the
se~pshy, app sns them Vt ,bo Arrangement and ak
snsy we're wiling ~ surrender tneir stock I'm or
-, A. 49, .cssos Co may take 10 ali IL happens
Ss.eJ eses ell The ..oes and they are mo, ysrv ,,
=. 80 an -ss ,s They A-se TIA, they are prepared
transfer their ssoes. oonsuoa ~ ua.y ousr 10
ehewea 10 approve Of tie terms or-r,s ~ sosl oe
Il 20. Tor The eopsr ucton VI the ro.a W jackson
Ire kAihVsd Comm moe refuses 40 .v.n, 49,.
siop, and here the qaesuon sfsnds a pr... condi
n'ny aeeroos idcs that pa tee about n nsr,
sioeh boe msie sondirion Of surrspSsr sSI .neu
tsTps on whiah their 10 are to eo.S tae
hrprhe should have their spprovsl h,s ,s,s ne o.
81 spectacle fu Csnsds thai t~o ss,, az s. nov
shsld zach claim W be the sole eostriousor, ~ =.
20 chprhohofr ~ muions % Att
No doubt the road Oil be much sooner r,sss \. ~
stoeh tall isso the bands OF English CAPITALIZED INC
A Commercial Convention, consistins &c
aelssstes nom the different Boards OF Trade Az r.
Province, 10 nov sitos al Quebec. They ara di.ca.
siss The commercial policy OF Toe country Thy nave
accsrs In tavoF Of nrowDs open the 81 Laws.oc- "a
American v.sses condition that tae coariax tr.ss
.fber sde Of IN. Lske Be also tsrown open shs ,o
c~cnkn and Americana Mr.. Hiacks however. IA
sssus ~ declaration be made Ne. dsys ago 10 Par.
nspsnt 10 inclined 10 favor the policy Of clos,us our
Csssl sesisst American vessels He ssys 10 you'd
ruin the Western trade bus be refused say ~hehsr
0ovenmens would resors to that pohsy or not
In Parliament nothing of very excit-
hs chasessr hes come ny. Mr. Hineks has lRrrodaced
series al resoiuoDs strongly and -u,pha,icaly word.
- witch - toand address % the Qaess on ne
subject u The Clergy Reserve esiniss from the In
1eTis Government the repeal Of tac existing sct ana