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CHEAT BARGAINS IN EMBRoIDE

HkEAT BAKGAINS IN EMBROIDE.
NJ RIES-Ws have irst received .hon, IL
thousand dollar. worth 81 French and Scotch En-
ssoldsrss consisting q Sleeve. Collar and Chemi.
are ell fresh and Of tks most fasonable stvIes Thsv
we're seized b. the United States Marnhall in New
rerk, Tor attempting % snneels them through the
% not hsststs to Say they the chespest lot OF
Gmoloieehss ever offered In this mArkst Call and
sxamine for yearselveG
HART I MOSES.
63 Main 1t.
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WATSON & BOOTH, UrHoLsrrnrns

w AND PAPER HANGERS, No. Ia Broad street.
opposite the Theatre, respectfully inform the cti
zens of Richmond and its vicinity, that their Spring
assortment of GOODS il complete, consisting
in part Of
Gilt and Velvet, Satin and Common Papers Bor.
ders Fire Screens, Curtain Papers, Window Shades
Gilt Cornces, Curtains, Bands, &c.
Carled Hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds
and Lounges.
Also. Floor and Table Oil Cloth and Mating
Together with every article in their line Of bust
ness-all of which we offer at the lowest prices
p. s.. UPHOLSTERlNG and PAPER HANGING
done in town or country at the shortest notice and
In the best manner.
ap 2I-1m* WATSON BOOTH.
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ne vile cTenn) Spy Chronicles the de.,b
o,as e sN1 ot, OF Valentine SEWER, one anon ths
4ae perhaps the very oldest citizen of ,e .,,e
."a Iop between seventy and seventy i've years old
full discharge Of the srd una, time was spent in the
Clerk 1' "aOes OF Circuit Court
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The GREAT PIsror SHOT DEcIpED.-The N. o
Picayune of the 4th inst, says:

TC1y uue OF tH6 4lH insl., bays . ---r
The great match and bet of one thousand dollars
to eight hundred. has at last been decided Mr. Ira.
Wis winning the money npon the hrst shot Phe affair
came off ON May day, Ut the private residence of Mr.
G. A. Babbitt, at Bayou Ramos, and Tiger Island,
parish of st. May's In th. State. 1t being dfcult
to procure an spple small orange, only about five
inches in eircumference substituted. After the
shooting distance OF thirty-six feet measured,
and all parties agreed the orange placed by the
Judges upon the head of gentleman, friend OF
both psrties Mr.. j. p O., and obj ect Intervening,
the fst shot told the story hitting the orange half
Of the bullet going through.
Both asntlsmen displayed great nerve upon the
exciting location. Some Of the best sportsmen and
acknoWledged best shots in the country were present.
and al express themselves fully aisfieI that MI
Travis = the best pistol shot in the World.
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NJ Height ofLafsyette. N. Y, and hi. a.u.h
ter died y consequence OF using white lead bough,
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HAVING concluded to close up my pre-
- sent business, offer. from this day, my entire
stock of DRY GOODS at cost for cash only, until the
first of July, at which time the remainder of the
stock will be sold at suction
All persons indie bted to JAMES A. SMELL agent
estate of Hugh Rilegh and John A. Smell l. Co., are
requested to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment, as longer indulgence will not be given.
JAMES A. SMELL, Agent,
's No. q West Main street.
April &c, 1854. apo to
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r. More valuable Copper Mines, says the Cleveland
MANY of our citizens are connecseS ,.i,E ,i'-
Mipes ana have taken up large quantities Of lana ;n
me vicinity OF Tonkry's Iron works, which ba.
thrown the community In high state of exc has
n1ns Inc speci,neas brought to this place are
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IQE A-SPRING AND SUMMET
lO0kf REAQY.MAQE CLOTH INC II u

lCeJ4 READY-MADE CLOTHING-J. D.
GOODMAN invites call from all in want TO ex.
anime the large stock of Spring and Summer Cloth
opposite Eagle Square. His stock embraces every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house. From
trweeky receipts direct from the mandatory he
is enabled at all times to furnish the very LATEST
STYLES; and from hisvery great facilities at unus
ualy low prices for cash. All articles warranted of
the best make, from finest to lowest grades.
He deems it needless after the long trial the pub
lie has had with his goods to cay in their com.
mendstion. Endeavoring always to meet the appro-
baton Of the most fastidous a call from his old
friends ana the public generally, is respectfully soil
cited. All he asks is to give him trial. None shall
10 away dissatisfied. j. d. GOODMAN.
N. B.-Always on hand large supply of TRUNKS
of all styles and sizes: Also INDIA RUBBER OVER
COATS and LEGGINS, which will be sold at a small
advance on cost. apis
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CPRATTS PATENT INSULATED
- LIGHTNING kops.-Ths subscrtbers -hsytus
secured the excluaive right 90 sell these celebrated
~ y y y ss now 70 ss h
terms. These celebrated conductors Of Electricity
have baen pronouneed BY scientifc men to be the
recomnasndstions In posscssion Of the Agents. the
tcllawtne are deemed sufficient to safety the public
Of their great superiority over Ill Others:
sprai Of cnsianst, appear g 81 very veil devils
Cd, and IL point Of mechanical construction the
best 80 have ever seen.
become general, a. an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be regarded a. OF no or
binary magnitude, to which all buildings are liable.
So b. SnLIMAN, in,
Prof. Of Chem. In Univ. Of Louisville.
se.e.s h. SILLIMAN, ST.,
JAMES D. DANA,
81. Yale College, N.
HARTFORD Dec 24th, 1851.
The President and Directors of the Etna Fire In
sarance Company having examined J; spratrs "a
tent Lightning Conductor and having been made &C.
qusnted with its construction and adaptation to the
purposes designed, highly approve Of the sane as .
commend that it be properly applied to all buidinss
injured, or that may hereafter be insured &C TINS
8. L. LOOMS, Secretary.
In che above certificate, we fully concur
- CHARLEs TAYLOR,
eec'y Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
kt-eE e" WILLIAM CoNoR,
Er 8ss'y Hartford Protection Inns. Co.
JOHN B. ELpREDGE,
oat ~ es Dsey Connecticut Fire ms. Go.
E. J. MILLER, Agents.
d. STEBBINS.
erOrders may be left ID street, between MAN
and Cary at the house Of D. Stebbins, OF oS ie''''
through the Post Office, box IS.
fe 11--d3ms
NOTICE OF DIsSOLUT1ONLIlnae
IN firm of PRESTON ENDERS 70 TINS aay a IN
solved with the concurrence OF both So,
of whom will continue to use the name VI tno -
for the liquidation of its engagements aho wloso
tons will be given closing its unseeleT nlans'
action. IMnGN TNnERS
Richmond, April 18th, 1854.
The undersigned will continue to conduct
N. TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
RTIsINESS on his individual account, and solicts
the patronage of the friends OF the late hrm OF Pres'
ton EndeTs, and the public generally
= MOSES II. PRESTON.
In Withdrawing from the business cOnnex-
ion which has agreeably existed between Mr.. Moses
II. Preston and myself for the past nine years, 1t
gives me pleasure to recommend his industry, energy
and assduous attention to business the CONT nued
confidence of our friends.
ap 14--lm JOHN ENDERS.
THOMAS G. PEYTON,
A ME-
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4FsA NEW SCHEDULE.-SPRING
$500 1890 AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK, every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY.
U. s. Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
Skinner, will leave Richmond for New York. in fu-
ture every Saturday morning at O'Clock; returning
she will leave New York for Richmond every " ed.
nesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Cavendy, will leave
Richmond for New York as heretofore, every Tues
day afternoon at o'clock; returning she viii leave
New York for Richmond every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
These Steamers stop a few hours at NORFOLK,
both going and returning.
Passage to New York, Gncluding meals and State
Room accommodation,) only. $40
Steerage passage ony.....
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the other lines
NH 81 LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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NOOKING RANGES. HOT AIR FUR

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. &c.-We putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range s not sur
passed by any in this country for cooking for its
economy in fuel fE- sfs
Also Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba-
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction
We also put up CHILSONS PATENT HOT-AiR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers is unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
G. L. A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH IS POI corner of Main and 10th sts.
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
W WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
- Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r France l. Co. will be
promptly paid by me- and all inquiries relative the
business of r. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 $500 4 - C. B. LUCK.
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nuke g. HUTCHINSON. GRooKRs AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. ID West Main
Street. 4 doors above the Old Market, keep always
on hand large and general assortment of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES, suitable for both town and
country trade.
They give personal attention to the sales of To-
BACCO, WHEAT. CORN, and all other produce
entrusted to their care. ~
r. H. DUKE,
Late of the of the firm of A. Garrett & Co.
"A A. HUTCHINSON,
+ ( ..,s.f Late with ]. J. Wilson
April oath, 1854 ap24
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Candidates, NOTICES. hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $775, usual
price 80 Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair CLOTH
spring seat ST. usual price $22; Mahogany Bureaus
large size, g. usual price $l2 very large High Post
Bedstesds, fine headboard post 5x5 in. square, very
Wash Stands, Sc, usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, So usual price SIS.
VIM SMITH, Manu- facturer,
1874 South Third street, above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Pa.
( a Small profits and quick sales Goods CAREFUL
ly packed and shipped to order. ma 29-5m
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP o w
~ Frs, the only artist that takes the Flesh Tint
Daguerreotspes which has been pron unced be the
best in the world has had his large arran
ged TO take Pictures Of Children peTfe those
taken Of grown persons.
Those who have tried at other gailerys to have
kenesses of their children and failed TO get them
have but to call on Powers ut 49, Main street. who
never falls TO satisfy the most fastdiops. Sign Of the
red flag. over the Bookstore Of James Woodhouse.
apo
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW TUhNII UhE CIOAE,
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND Cary
IT. CARTWRIGHT keeps constantly on
IL hand large assortment OF new and second
hand FURNITURE, consisting in part of wv ardrobes,
Cabinets, Sofas, Divsns, Mahogany Chairs, Bed.
stesds Beds Marble Centre Tables Rocking Chairs.
Tables. Mattrasses Looking Glasses. Clocks, &C..
which be wiliseh atysry low prices for cash.
NH % 3ms s@
UST ARRIVED-A large lot of Dosl-
= ble ksrTei Gums, Knives and Perks Pocket
nnnges, Rszor. 6oaps. Psnnmeriss, and Fancy
nooas on oonsignment and Tor sale anuaualls low,
mys ioG Main street.
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DR. MORsE's INvIGoRATING

MvKsEs doapl a. q .nd.t ~.
Bile of all bodily complaints are those which affect
the integrity of the intellect dsposing it to mon
strous fances, alternatives of gloom and excitement
worse than all, profound, unvarying depression -
Diseases of the system and of the digestive
organs create these sad conditions of the mind but
happily in DIR. MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELK
IR we have preparation that removes both cause
and effect, by rallying the dormant powers of the
stomach bracing the nerves to healthful tension,
and relieving at once the mental symptoms.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint
bottles
Price $s per bottle; 2 for S. 6 for Sl2
C. Fl. RING, Proprietor
1872 Broadway, N.Y.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States,
Csnadas and the West Indies, and by BENNETT l.
BEERS and PURCELL. LADD CO. Richmond
my8-MTh&S
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
In and Directors of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held at the Depot Of
the Company, in Richmond, 22d April, 1854,
Resolved, That dividend of 81 per cent. out of the
profits of the company for six months ending 3lst
their legal representatives and after the first Of
May next.
A true copy from the minutes.
ap % Is C. w. MACMURDO, Trear
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hOGGETT 81 ANDERSON, Upho

hOGHETT ~ ANDEkSONsE UPnoi-
II sterers and Paper Haneera have now IN store
their Spring Stock III French and American Paper
HsnEipgs, amonsst which are soans Of the ncnest
Geld, Velvet and Silver Papers for psrior. Aieot
general assortment of Floor and Table w I.otns
India aud Cocoa Mating, window 8hsdesand nune4
with general stock Of Curtain spd upnoietsrihe
G3ods AL ef which will Be sold on i.ar t ~
tuaiiy Ia town OF country sPa-m
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= ARTIFICIAL TEETH
- GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

ASB RNE'S GREAT NATIONAL
" PICTURE GALLERY has been removed OPP
posite to the Exchange Bank and Is now ready for
visitors.
$ This is the great Daguerrean Depot of this conn
try Persons Wishing Pictures. viii find this places
to pay them ell for a visit. Every department con-
nected with this establishment has been fitted up ia
superb order Gilt cornices, with Nations stars
and stripes, ornament the many windows. The Las
dies Dressing Room will be found lacking in nothing
that viii add to the comfort of visitors. The floors
are covered win eeantiIad eafPe.mtne wal. With
men adorn the wails-large chandeliers ornament
the place. The sky light Is the very best that be
built. The work-room Is furnished with one of W.
H. Lewiss patent Bufing Machines.
None can form idea of this establishment with
out paying it visit All the proprietor asks is a call
to safety one and all that he has need of self
praise, need of humbuggng the people with flesh.
tits Neither does he need to advertise to work for
nothing. His motto is, fair prices and goo iroyk.
A. W.OSBORNE.
Opposite the Exchange Bank.
II One of Nunns Clarks Pianos kept for the
use of the ladies'. ap Il
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EUSTACE e. APPLEYARD, Coxai

IL Sion MERCHANTS. office on North eide o. the
Basin They will attend to the sale OF T0bACCU,
CORN, WHEAT. FLOUR. dc and viii promptly
execute orders for the purchase Of goods OF Kinda
NH n SIM
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cEML CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
7EE@3 CARRIA g L S-THOS. CLEMMITT,
10th street, near the Banks, Richmond, Va manu-
facturer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA-
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention Of all
in want of such articles assuring the that he does
not deal in Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
he warrants equal to any in the city and at prices
that cannot fail to please. ~ NH IL t.
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.--A Hour
~ horse power STEAM ENGINE. built on IN In
on reasonable tsrms. Apply 70 MssRa JNO.
GEO. 0IHsON, Builders Of this city er gspesn
JNo. ". BELkNAP. who can BE- found e tie ~
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l..
l. HIGKS0N l. Co. ut the cheap new Crocksp
Store. No "a Main street Richmond have on hand .
variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; consisting in
part OF the following. viz;
Table Cutlery, Walters. Trays. Casters. ChshoS
Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots, Urns Bntannia and
Plated Albata Tea, Table and Dessert sPoops Plated
Forks Gc;; Tubs, Buckets. Baskets, Brushes with
some handsome White Granite, Plain and Decorated
French Chins Dinner and Tea Sets with general
assortment OF Solar and Fluid Tampa Looking Gass-
ga Candeisbrss, Candiestieks, sc.
Those ia want oil Goods In their line. will reooheet
that their stock 10 and fresh, and Of the iatssf
shapes styles and patterns
No antiquated goods ON hand. apH
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Ia LADIES' TAN COLD GAIT
ERs.-very beautiful, with and without
heels.
Also, Ashes of Roses color very handsome, at
WM. WALSHsS, 43 Main st.,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes,
mys asss Trunks he
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In Withdrawing from the business cOnnex-
ion which has agreeably existed between Mr.. Moses
II. Preston and myself for the past nine years, 1t
gives pleasure to recommend his industry, energy
and assduous attention to business to the continued
confidence of our friends.
ap l4--lm JOHN ENDEkS.
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07RY H11TCHESON's UNRIVALLED

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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
The Cincinnati: Failures, &c.

CINCINNATI. NOV. Q.
r. Bodily, clerk i'll the banking house Of =
v. J"rr"y d Co.. has al,>condcd with SIS lJG
more. / y" iaouat il not yet a-ccrtaineu. ana
Hl:y prove nuch larger chan is stated.
Mr., Ellis, ot the .i!iu OF t.li;s & otur5:, is re-
covering.
An Individual. supposed to he }. G. N:chol-
son. VINO was connected with the kiSsauc force
r.rS III tbs city. IL year aI0. was arrested in
DoaGoHyi!.e, Ga The hcnns, ivan;a Railroad to-
day.
1here has been no run on other houses and
Ike Gcro>itcs are now concentrating in favor Of
four or I've leading establishments. The Trust
ompany Bank has been crowded all day with
depo-tors.
Money is beginning to improve. Eastern
exchange ranges from II half to one ard {. hall
per coat. premium. Gold is retailing al five
per cert premium.
The amount OF MONEY cmhezzlcd by Bodlcy
the clerk OF ". Tvrrcy ~ 90, is now stated to
bc $1,000.
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Tie OlGccrs rc(nscs: abundance to f.
rla!c s0cicty--.N0 .iiori':Oa Corn Glo:ccG 10


tic I'FcfN''"' O. 90 TRAPS ~ f'F .i"FH'o'S
Tie Oiccrs rcjnSct; ddsai.:Gncc to f.
,,o,c socjcty--,o ;.o,,,o, Car, ol,-,cg :,
~,...
~ N'''' 90 g"
We nave fccilF't news 'foFH franc. SAL LAKE
tHN' f,'a'!Ne l" 'hc c"in'i!Gun S'ht ont there
nh"'r Co'. St"p;er. up IL ih' "0t' .'rpi'h''r'
lac troops arrived IA t'r fa''ey on i'' ~ I''iy
oI august ''hi HFo'2c'iPl !iiH"'.i'ciE 10 iu't
'a''ty. Sonih 81 u" lake. "her" d.sN0-.ii":l
was mate al i'it Q!A% .t'@'l-' : h"'-cS ;;.!a
nH!r*' one COMPANY o. 'F'E',.'> h@'HE ri.'Ii' :!
to remain near iiiic CITY. I"c f":nh!ltrT q
iAc Command vas 5CiAz INTO BARRACKS i'll SAL
l-a<'.
ne commune. a. genera th'l~. iiS "''A
wei received 'y 'Ah N@'nI"S. y GreiI 3"ai-
oSy. however. Sr"N"'t to exist t3Wai" H." ON
c"Is respecting iic ".'a'. daughters and con-
cIh'ncS 81 '"r Saints. y few day :''"r he AZ
riVa! o. the troops. the people we've "iv!Scd
aad commanded N the D"Strrt News. In" or
gaA OF troVcrn"r orE@n"t tosliIoW tier tam
lies !" associate villa strangers. kept the
cIauictttd Gchti'@S brcAh" bapt!Sed th"y
c"ii!d not "N.''r; I" move ~ female snc,rty-
lac i"iiowIh" SaH'iay.Nrsnn hyde Called upon
me congregation a-sPhlHicu IN Inc lah'rnacic
10 RAISE me price OF gram on the strangers,
TO NhcA the CONGREGATION Tcpl"h Amen -
IN consequence {" t!is move" All thr Eor>cS l!'at
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More Banks Reported Broken.

A cit:zca % Ct. Paul rtccivej Liter -
heSLady FRANKLIN from friend in Gai2!!l,
stating that the following bani;5 were discrcd-
ited in that city. These are il addition to
tho lists we have heretofore published:
Exchange Eaah, Buffalo, y. Y.
Farmers Bank. Saratoga. \. Y.
Woodbury. Ba.k, Conn.
Farmers joint Stock Bank, Tc-oato, c. ".
Bank Of Nap!ervil!c, Ill.
Du Page County Eahl, Ill.
All tie Georgia Ea.2iS!
Passengers " the Lady Franklin bring tn
came reports. and state in addition tina. al!
these banks were mole or lass d;scrclitcl il.
Chicago. The reports have lal tacir effect in
st. Pail, and Macon money is Eow generally
d;scrcditeI here. Atlanta las also been
thrown on. by one OF our bankers. As to this
Georgia currency, II is we'll known We have
never had a particle Of confidence I'M it. having
always felt assured Il must 90 by the Loard
sooner or later. The recent ':s:uash up anon z
certain dealers in this kind ofrsparin Cinc:n-
natl and elsewhere will pcraap, bring things to
. head sooner than was expected.
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wEDNESL.-
Lake Superior Travel Se2

The Detroit papers affirm that the
Marie Canal is finished. while more direct &C.
counts from the immediate scene of operations
state that the work cannot possibly be fully
completed before the middle of next May IL
is a matter of no consequence, however, so long
as it is certain that the great connecting INK
of navigation between the waters OF the Allan
tic and Superior will he fully completed by the
opening Of the lakes next season. he large class
Of steamers from Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit
and Ch;ca 90 will be able 10 find their way into
Minnesota Ttrri.O'y, and within one hundred
and forty miles OF St. Paul, quite as soon as the
rigidity Of Lake Superior winter VIII allow
them.
Then It will be that we Of St. Paul. AMI the
eastern portion Of Minnesota. should have our
preparations all ready for taking fall advan-
tare &C. this new channel Of Communication with
the East. The Point Douglas and st. Louis Ri
yer Road should ie, ny the first ofJunc next,
comploted through to TIE lake, in order to ac-
commodate the immense travel which WA sec"
OIL outlet through that aycEuc 20 the naF!gabie
waters OF the Mississippi. The appropriation
by Congress for this purpose IS ample, i..'u we
have strong hopes that those thousands 40
next summer may desire 20 journey from Snpe-
rior to ST. Paul, over good and SAT: govcra-
ment road, will rot be disappointed.
There is not the least particle Of doubt TIA
the travel between ST. Paul and Superior viii
be sufficient 10 well support daily Inc oi
four-hor=e coaches, as soon as the Saul Ste. Ma-
RE Canal is open for the passage CT steamers
from the lower lakes. This is certain fict,
and admits Of 20 argument wLa!e:cr. But i;
We have no road over which The travel ca. pass,
as a matter Of course, we must suffer its bcno-
fits 10 be lost 70 as altogether. There are 9th
er great advantages TO St. Pail, and Nia:.csot.:
generally. TO he derived from the speedy open
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TO see matters in such shape that by next june,
ST. Paul and Superior VIII lave e. daily inter
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