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MUSIC.

MRS. BIDDLE, teacher Of music, announces to the
tl ladies of ST. Paul and vicinity, viii give
the Piano Forte. Former in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, IA promise of
general satisfaction Those wishing her services,
call nj her residence junction Of Hill and ST. Anthony
ST. Paul, May II. Aft
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j. III. ETERS,
Corner Third and Roberts Sts., Paul, MIN.
MANUFACTURES Of zinc, tin, sheet aud cop
4FA per, informs the citzens OF ST. Paul that he keeps
hand large assortment of Stoves which he VIII sch
very low for cash Cali and before buying elsewhere
aso tin ware OF the best quality. at wholesale and
tail Indian traders would do well call examine
81. Paul, June :, 1852. 7-ly
ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
vENIIE subscribers have i'll that old of honest
i pute, formerly kept by Mr. Hopkins, stock of
goods which they brought here With them abargain,
the advantages OF which they disposed to share
tail with any good citizens worthy OF The offer They
have general assortment of Dry Goods. including
Blankets for Goats, Pants Stu, Boes and shoes of all
sizes, and many other articles in this department. not
common.
They have also, Tobacco, Tea, and some other Gro
ceries, which be at glance by those who will
make them a call j. IL. L. 3 M'CIUNG.
Jan20--3m Third ST., near B. w. Brunson's store.
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MARTIN ID, CLARK, Fort Street, ST Paul.
& kFFEHS his profes sional services III the above
" branches. He feels assured from the confidence
imposed in his ability and skill for the year, by
ny of the most accomplished citizens Of the town,
offer his services III any department OF building that
may be required lie undertakes to be responsible for
the faithful and complete execution of his work, and
Will be prompt to perform il within the time specified
II he g--.ly
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A TRUE BILL,

A TKVE T. BILL.
n say what mean when proclaim loudly, TO the
people Of the Territory, that have got too many
Goods, and that il is spring, now selling
them of at actual New YORK, counting
freight and expenses nothing. If any doubts, let
him and be convinced Come every bedy, and all
at once. A T. CHAMbLIN,
Lower Third Street, st. Paul.
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NEW RK STOR e!
IN 1 IL

NJ HOlESAlE and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
W staple Dry Goods; Ladies, Misses and Infants
Boots and shoes, bu>hin> anl Carpet Uvershoes all
kinds of centlcmen's Ready Made Clothing, Shlrt-
Drawers and Furnishing Goods; q ents FGe Calf and
hip Boots, Mems and Boys Deavy Brogars Trunks,
Naiises and Carpet Beg-; Gents Fine sir Beaver and
k">suh Hats. Gents anu Boys silk Flush and slid
Caps.
q The Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine this ard fresh stock bought pres~ll for
the Minnesota market, at the New York store. before
purch asing els. where. A. 4. CiiAMHI.lN.
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j. r.. FULLERTON.

Je r. EI LICK ION.
4 T his old stand, which is known to 9 great many
"A friends, especially those who have patfonized him
long, Keeps different stock OF Goods from ths mix
ture which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Cothng and the largest and best sock OF Boots
and Shoes opened any where, including Ladies
Shoes. lie has also variety Of Blankets Whitney and
Horse Blankets which as he always has done he sells
al prices to suit his friends.
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BEN. w. RRC NSON.

BEN. ". RRI NSON.
6SROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, at X. NJ.
W SpenCcr's old stand, THIRD STREET. Keeps con-
santly on hand prunes and other fruits; queensware,
fancy articles all kinds of thread, knives ard forks,
brushes looking glasses window glass, naiis tobacco,
segars, in short every thing needed for housekeep
srs and families Prices reasonable, and stock such
VIII please all customers.
ST. Paul. Nny. l--in
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If. VI. e, DAVIS.

TURNER
Corner OF T0Utth and ST. Peter street, il building lately
occupied as the Sash Factory.
STA1R Bani-ter>, Ba!ustrades. Columns of the diff
~ letent orders Of architect Tool Handles Wagon
Hubs &c turned TO order promptly and in workmaIike
manner. sept30-24-y
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MONEY to Joan, in sums suit borrowers-Cai at
lVl the oface of WILKIN L. VAN ETTEN.
st. Paul, July, s, 1852 Elf
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NEW HARNESS ESTABLISH IiENr.
EENtE Subscribers would inform the citizens Of SAINT
Pan' and al The country round about, that tlcN
conducting the above business in ali it, branches,
Third street nearly opposite the Post Oce. whert Gus
toners can be supplied short notice. with ali Kinds
of iarness, Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, VaIIses
Whips, &c, &c.
MnVl
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C.s.i FOR RLACKSMITHING.

VVvE have bo,ght oui the brick blacksmltb shop oI
w Mr. TAILOR and the pow shop adjoining it, near the
JUNCTION of Fort Hill and st Anthony sireets ST. ram,
where shS carry ON cAshitine anu piow MAKING
alIdepaItuents oi the ons!ness eh.t i"Ehs stoch
or not may be desired W. eih'eid " q" W.T. sule
l nron cash riuciples while, therefore, shall rigid
~ ract nrompt pay en the prices Of labor will be
INV ,ayv Will the public try work and our
80, ABBOTT q SONS.
,uIS l3-y
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA.
CHINE SHOP.

~EkNpFACTCRERS of Steam Engines, Water
lyI Wheels, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws, Horse pow
ers lob work. etc., etc. All orders promptly executed
Rock Island, May l, 1859.
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RICH'S SSALAMANDER SAFES,
Wilder,S PATENT

Lsrgc assortment Of Safes OF various sizes and
"A patterns, with and without powder proof locks; /;
ior sale at the Depot i4G Water street, New York.
Burgiar-proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order
STEARNS * MARTIN, Gate Rof, Stearns *
Co, to Rich to.,) 146 Water and corn
of OF Avenue and ~. Marks Place, ~ ", sole pro-
prieors of Richs Patent, and the only makers of Sala-
Inaider safes combining Wilder and Richs patents.
NM. CONsTANS Il CO,
Nov. lS. i252-tf Agents ST Paul
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BOARDING

FEW respectable boarders will find a comfortable
"A home at moderate charges, in Of the
traI parts of the city. E. HOWE.
Corner Of ith and Roberts streets, st. Paul.
March 80, Ie53-4-50-2m
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SHOE S'TOR T..



ARGE stock of Bonnets al Mrs. Marvn's Millinery
Establishment Third street, at reduced prices. The
aides of 81 Paul are respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has large and very elegant stock Of
RoDpets, which she is now opening and to which she
invites their attention. She has now on hand large
Variety both and MATERIAL which she Is offering
at lower prices than before in 81. Paul.
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
thai they will be induced TO purchase
II Paul MaN 26.
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J-A-"IIS HNNNI y I V'S
st. Paul, March 25, 1852. AZ
NEW liVERY Sr0CK,

ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash. and Blind ManufactOry,
(Corner Of Fourth and 81. Peter streets.)
Nj. WISE CO.,
LvVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
ENA extended them beg leave inform the b-iers
of ST. Paul and the of mankind IN general that they
ure always hand, aud prepdrepared to make
amount of Doors, Window Sash. Blinds and Frames 10
order, short notice in the most durable manner and
AT the reasonable prices for cash. Give call.
December %, 1851. MICHAEL WISE,
36y JONAS GlSE.
GEORGE w. SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
w ILL attend 10 pre-emptng claims, and locating
w military land warrants, in the County o. Benton.
This county presents inducements the iinmgrant
equalled by any other portion of the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His ENceency Gov. RAMSEY, HoN. H. II SIBLEy, J.
IL. SIMPSON, FIRST LIEUT. U. >. Tor. Eng, &. W.
BoRUP ESQ. ST.. PAUL.
EAGLE BAKERY.
NOV shall have on hand, at al hours Of day and
~ night, ioaves, crumpeIs, crackers, cakes OF al
softs,-eyery thing my line, done up according
the best OF my skill. Thanking public for past
encouraSemeht, shall continue to earn your custom.
Corner OF ST. Anthony and tort streets
April Is, l552. (52--tD GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PAUL BAKERY.--GOOD EATING.
Ii who love good eating, call at the st. Panl Bake
n ~, where they do things up White, Bcown.--
ers, Cakes and Candles of every description; Ice Cream
and small Beer. and every thing else in line Call
and set for yourselves. s. W. BATES.
ST Paul. Anril ie52. If
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f. r. COLLINS,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION ME2cHANr,
Third ST., ST. Paul. Min.
WILL give strict and prompt attention TO business
service. for the sale of real household furniture
and merchandise of every description.
=, paul March 80 le53 4-50tf
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BUFUNNk7S NOTtUN GSIEEn "a pTtsN,
HAlRiNG the close of navigation viii dispatch spe-
y ciai messengers to and from st Paul and GilcBa
moHihy. Freights forwarded twice a week--ati
kinds of ENpress business, including remittauces Of mo-
nt collections purchase and sale Of ercs and
property, Ac-, promptly attended to.
&. Il. RICE. d co. (..,
CONSTANS n BURBANK. ago
st. Paul, Dec. 9, IoJ2-tf
~ u. 4 messenger VIII leave for Gaena, Monday,
Dec 20 Money ana orders should be handed IN before
8 O'clock OF Ihnl morning.
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ANDWARD STEWART architect and builder. is
EA prepared 10 furnish materials and bmdiugs
OF any size style, BY strict endeayor lust suit
the people he hopes To merit continuance OF the pat.
ronage literally extended for the past years.
u Atention given to the apprasing of Read Estate.
y. %. 10 good Journeymen Inasons waited for the
season Once on Third street. 4-50 ly
pau Marc
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALESA.
GtUPERFlNE EXTRA FLOUR, btan, shorts, and
- horse feed ,antly onhand, and for sale AT low
st cash rates. T.. HE EMPsTEAD ID ~ co.
Galena, sept. 2, 1852. 4-Io
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WNI. $. COMES,

RooKsELLER SrATioNER.
uyFEPS constantly on hand, complete stock OF
II Hooks and every description Of Stationery to-
re,her with acy Goods nearly opposite the American
House. st. Paul
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Speak Gently.
BY MINNIE MORTON.

"Speak not harshiy!-mnch Of care
Every human heart must bear"
"By the chiIdhood's gushing tears!
BY thy grief in after years!
BY the anguish thou hast known,
"A MT 4. :, r,.,ihnr,. ,.n.. -
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DR.. T., K, POTTS.

IIAVING made 81 PAM his permanent residcnce, will
IL attend TO calls of IN has profession IN town aud
Country. lie may be found at the store OF w. H. Forbes
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JOHN EsArAs WARREN. JOSEPH WAKEFIELD.
WARREN ~ WAKEFIELD.
d.I--. L I IL.

ors IN ChGacerg:
Office on Third Street between Roberts and Cedar;
PAUL, ". +.
w g. w. will attend with diligence and care 10 all
usiness of their profession IN the different courts oi
this Territory that may be entrusted To them Their
arrangements in the States ot New York aud Rhode
Island such will enable them TO transact busI
of general special nature IN those States with
she utmost dispatch. They viii moreover attend to
the collection of debts the locating Of Land Warrants,
the purchase and sale of city lots real estate the
country aaG all other directly Indirectly
Connected with their profession. Ii2-tF
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A TTORNENS AND COINSELLORS AT LAW
IN and Solicitors i'll Chaucery, 81. Paul, Minnesota
will attend with promptness and fidelity all LAW bOs
entrusted To their la MnntsOta, lnd The adoin
ing counties of Wisconsin.
iFParticular attention Will be given to the collection
Of debts. slil the location OF Land Warrants.
Sept. IL, 1871. 2!-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-07

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.--Tae -four marke: is very ac-
tive to-day and uniform with sales of 47e0 bbls How
ard Street S6S7l and 1000 bills City Mills at same
pricepart of the latter aot for Immediate delivery
Sales also Of 900 barrels City Mills extra for
export.
SALES At THE CORN EXCHANGE.
The supply of grain is small. About 1000 bushels
Wheat offered and mostly sold at i43alf5c for red
1J0ai5jc for good to prime white. No faIGy -four
white sold. Inferior lots to lee below the above
quotations. 1t viii be that wheat has further
advanced.
CORN About 5000 bushels offered and mostly sold
at 66a67c for old white; do. 58a60c New yellow
60a65c-no { Id offered Prices shade better.
NEW York, Nov. 5.-The stock market was firner
to-day. Sales u. G's, 1857, 49, Canton p; Erie
725: Reading 10; Nicaragua q. Money shade east
er. Exchange on London esl9s prem.
Tue -four market is not quite SO firm to-day, and
prices shade lower than yesterday Sales of .001
bbls S59ia7 for State. S7I2s7.25 for Southern
Rye -four and meal unchanged Wheat is not
quite frm-sales of 10 900 bushels Genessee at
l19a1S0e; Michigan white l76c. Corn frmer-saes OF
20 600 bushels at 79as0c for white and mixed. Rye
94c. Oats 45a48c.
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MARYLANp EI.EcrIon

BALrfnoar, Nov --Rs,urns from ali the eau,.
ties show that the Wings have naiori.ics In ba,b
pfnsass o. the State Legislature thus securing
May, democrat, has $40 majority in the ronrs,,
ss rs Dist iet and vansant Democrat ara
70 tue lhird District Lisen. the Dernocrat,, "a,
alaaIa ter Governor has o36 majority Ia the sisy
me Name Las Legislative ticket il elected by
Democratic ticket chiiele IA slss,e 1;.s =" ,ne
reyor by small majority. : -
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GORCHAKOFF."

PHFLABELrHIA, Nov. 5.-The steamer Keystone
S'ate arrived here to-day from Savannah with n
large ireght and full complement OF passengers
she passed on her way, Mt sea, a large vessel name
not known. waterlogged and entirely abandoned.
The Keystone State encountered very severe
weather and rough sea-
The steamer City of Manchester sailed today for
LivtLpool with thirty passengers and cuc hundred
hnl tlfiy thousand dollars il specie.
Inc November payments Of our merchants,
amounting 10 over three millions Of dollars, came
que yesterday aud | am glad TO say, were all
promptly met. without single failure. This ar
Fuee wholesome condition of affairs
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A OUNCE OF FACT is WORTH a

An OUNCE OF FACT is WORTH a
"A pound of theory: and the swarm of conclusive
facts that cluster around that Incompatible prepare
tiop, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT'fFRS, prepared
by DIR. Z. Nj. Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing ito
value as tonic and restorative, are such a. would
prevent ncrcduty itself from questioning its effca-
cy. In all cases of disease of the stomach whether
ing, cordial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia,
heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea trenors
relaxation and debility, &c. relieved by The Bit
in their use never fails to work thorough cure.
ur2 lEesvv
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THE CUBAN APPRENTICE sYsrEMPLor.
The Washinston Union Of saturday puhli.hes d
extinct from letter, dated Cnba. Oct 20, supposed
70 be written hy tbs y. B. Ccansul al Havana. which
sys that when the new Captain General ssriyes the
apprentices system, viii be proclaimed The writer
also that Instead thirty forty thoussna ii Is
contemplated 70 inperfone hundred thousand African
arp eatiess lie odds ~ carried out win quiz the
- aad with the taI conviction that soon aster We shall
have another S.. Dstninyo.s
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RHODE ISLAND LEGIsLaTURH.

PEpyIDE%CE, Nov. 3.-The General Assembly adj
Journed at kiugstsn, to-day after session OF two
ana nall hays An al was passed making rail
ROAD and steamboat companies responsible in dam
ages tor loss OF lie by careles7ness This, and an
act calling together the Constitutional Convention,
werct'le only public acts passed
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TnE ARREST or YANKrr sI1II1v,N

Nav YoRK, Nov 5-Yankee sail;v., ~, 49,,
loas ph@e-h2nter, who arrested on re1ui.;tion
i.oIn tue Governor of Massachusetts, as fusiiiyc
iteih justice, had hearing this p1otnin. on = yrit
OF haDess corpus, in the Supreme Court. b. fare
Judge Edwards. The Judge ordered the prisoner 10
pc sent TO Massachusetts for trial.
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CfNCINNATI APFAIRS

tiHcINSATr Nov. A.-Thc river is falling little,
WIN - feet OF water in the channel Freights to
Sew orleans -four - CTS. per Dbl; pound ifeght-
tlonr has advanced to s. -. Hogs are ;, and
hLheF ior packing. Sight exchange on New York
are IL per cent
The dariha Washington trial IL progressing. The
tesltnohy log the defence commenced to-day.
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YANKEE sILIIvAN

NEW voRE, Nov San order has been issued
iot Yankee Sullivan, the prize fighter 10 be sent a
n Tor trial in reference to his recen,
hSht VIII Morrissey. The authorities seen deter
named TO make an example of him.
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I IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA

l. = i a
~ JAUSDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-
bity, Disease of the Kidneys and all Disease arising
from Disordered Livx or Stomach; such NJ consti-
patton inward piles, fullness of blood TO the head
acdty of the stomach nausea, heartburn disgust foT
food fulluess weight in the stomach sour eructa
TONS sinking or utterng at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head, hurried aud difficult breath.
ing, futterng at the heart, choking suiocatng SEN
satons when in lying posture, dimuess of vision
dots webs before the sight, fever and dull rain in
the head deficiency of perspiratop yellowpess of The
skin and eyes, pah in the side, back chest limbs c.
sudden Pushes of heat, burning ia the flesh constant
can be eaectually cured BY Dr. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS! Pleoared
by Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON, No l2o Arch street, fhila.
delphis
Their power the above diseases is not exce,led
If equalled by any other preparation in the United
States the attest, i'll many after skfu
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS worthy the attention of uva-
lids Possessing great virtues in The rectf;caton of
most searching powers in weakness and affections of
the digestive organs, they are witha safe certain
READ AND BE CoNvINCED-The .'Philsdel-
plia Saturday Gazette" says OF Dr.. Hoofands Ger
man Bitters:
.It is seldom that we recommend syhat are termed
Patent Medicines, to the confidence .tfnsta ger
our readers and therefore, when -,lnend Df
Hooiands German Bitters wish il h; distinctly
understood that we are not speaking OF Lac hesrums
of the day, that nosed about for bret period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
of mischief, but of medicine long established
universally priced, and which has the hearty sp
prevail of the faculty itself"
"Scott's Weekly said, August 25
DIR. Hoohand's German Btters, manufactured by
DIR. Jackson, now recommended by some of the
prominent members of the faculty article of
much efficacy in cases of female weakness. Persons
of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters adj
valltageous to their health, we know from expert
the salutary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth, Phadel-
pha and by respectable dealers generally Throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Corner Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
r. For sale by Druggists and Dealers III Medicines
ie 2-yxffndyvly
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SUICIDE OF A BALTIMoREAS.

firrshrhd, Nov. A young man from Balti.
nam Duncan, committed suicide to-day bytaking
jaudanam
ne unfortunate suicide above named was soR
.! 'po late Rev. john Mckim Duncan, OF Baltimore,
"'il "a7 asont two years since married here to a
respectable lazy ia the upper part OF the ci,y.l
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ss0wEGo BASK.-The future Of this Safety Fund
Bank, which snnouaced yesterday, is said to be
connected with the suspension of Henry Dwight,
banker, of this city. Its capital was Sz0o0a, The
present amount Of its circulation unable 10
stste.-N. Y. Jour Com, Saturday.
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T.. MOORE, leO Broad street. keeps

III constantly on hand, the finest Teas Spices OF
every descriptions several brands of the finest Chew-
ing Tobacco; Bacon for family and servants; Mack
erel and Herrngs; all kinds Of Sugars Molasses But
ter, Lard, Cheese, new Buckwheat Flour, Candles
of every description, Mustard of first quality. Soap,
Salt i'll bags and boxes, Pickle, Coffee ground and
grain; Backing, White Wash and Shoe Brushes. Bed
Cords, Leading Lines, Wrapping Irvine, Stone Ware
and Wood Ware of every description; Flour, Vino
gar Liquors and Wines and every thing else belong
ing Grocery store. He will send his goods to
customers in auy part of the CITY free of drayaae
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ERlOUs FIRE IN WgsTreN v;po

pnnaEsIIsc. Nov ga seri2us firetook place nj
se In this State on Thursday Mcintosh
W sae aa,iFoad Office Cooper & Rigga grocer.
samed Loss Sl5,e00 e''''
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Intelligence from Mexico shows that posse sstyr Of
she Mesta valley is 70 be he I'd jointly by Mexico and
the United states, pending the gostion. The re-
suit may be 10 divide tue territory between the two
parties Such partition will give rs tbs route for
railroad to the Pac;6c.-J5uy Com
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New YoRK, Nov 5-The American etearnsiin
Hermann, for Bremen, via Southampton sailed a,
noon. she took out sixty passengers and $3.50
900 in specie