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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23
Dotels aud Boarbtmg DOuses.
THE MCLEAN HOUSE.

TWO DOORS EAST OF THE CENTRAL House, BENCH ST
r.
HUR 4 MRS HENDERSON have leased this house
lFh and prepared receive guests hy the day
week. The table is well provided their beds cean
their rooms airy, and charges moderate.
Nov. B. l053--y2e
GALENA HOUSE.
TuNE subscriber has provided for the odat ion
of boar,ers; both by the day and by the week, with
without iodsing-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Galena House. at the first building Roberts
above Third, opposite Winne& Coolcy's Clothing
tore. jul7-S-ly VIM. TRUSSONE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL SITS, ST PAUL, MINNESOTA
il up for The reception of boarders in lie unsur
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day week on reasonable terms.
L. L. THOMPSON.
ST. Paul, April Ia, '53.--y52
BOARDING.
a FEW respectable boarders will find comfort able
IA home at moderate charges, in OF the most
trail parts oi the city. +. HOWE.
Mankato City, June 2, ls53-7-1y.
MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDOZA.
Would respectfully inform the public that ] have
Il taken the Farrbaut House in the town of Mendo-
Ia, and am prepared MEDIATE bOarders perma-
nent or transient
The house is newly fitted up, is commodous and
endeavors TO make it OF the comfortable in
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Napi ,ta MI n
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Saint Eonis.
p. ClioC rEAU, 1T. JAS. HARRISON. FELIx VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison n VnIle

kDkOl'RlETORS OF the 81. LOL Is ROLLING MILLS,
Il will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
rom boiler plate, sheet iron and nails at
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in IN
IRON store to which they invite the attention of
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No. l29, Second street, ST Louis, Mo
CHAS. W. BORUP,
. - Agent at 81. Paul.
May S, 1851. IF
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

AMERICAN MILLS.
rl'TE subscriber having beer appointed Agent for the
above Mills will keep tanlIN on hand Il supnIy of
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior 10 any hour
sold IN THIS market. H. r Nee LOSkEN.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
sale Of Louisville Cement, Will keep IA large supplN
hand, a,d Will he sold d small advance from Man
uiaCiurers prices. Ii. +. McCLOSkEY
Galcua March o. 1852
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23
Form Of a Guarantec.

The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail on route No. I've ac-
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall
prior to the lst day of July next enter into the
buried obligation to perform the services proposed
with good and sufficient sureiies
dated [Signed by two guarantors
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J. c. BURBANK a. CO.,

J. &. BURBANK ~ CO.,
- forage Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
Wharf Boat ST. Paul, Min. J. {. BURBANK,
&. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Cons=nees will find II their
do business with US, the expense OF Labor and bray
age is saved.
REFERENCES:
Gov. W. A. German,
VIZ %'E, A y; H.sfI 8 Co. S. r'''
Alex. Wilkiu
Is. II. Campbell l. Co
Lorrain, d Co., &
Il. 5. Harris, & Co.
R R.l F. W sssa st. Louis.
M HsnriSs s & s'snw 8 Co., Boston.
Mark Packages care b. Il &. Wharf Boat st. Paul.
Mirnescta.
ST. Paul, Nov. 81. 1853. 32tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

NiiA be receiving upon the opening IF navigation
IN large and weu selected assortment or N,iti>h
french aud American Dry Goods Boots and shoes r. !,
anu o"orco AKA great variety o; fancy articles which
VII be offered otie trade at lower prices th4l the sane
styles have usually sold in this market And ,yoI
suggest TO purchasers who have f;rneIv l>trd other
markets that much time and expeusr MAJ, No. $50, 10
phr, hasirg their goods here An examination nr an
stock AND prices il res pccittv solicited
The following articles comprise a part of nv stock.
Gai '' 4iih's' Embroidered dresses.
Iotheoo 40 Irish linens,
mon 40 Cap netts,
nt!aenes 90 iaccs and elgirgs,
Phil Aliens y Sons prints Embroidered collars,
,n.ue anu orange do Dress buttons,
iiiCkory STYLES. Artificial y ,,.,-s
icav! brown sheetrg BanJ boSrs
r.. sAlft'hs, Lade.' iai ~ bonnets,
- ,.,,. Florence braid -
b''NH Niiii'8. Misses -
"A bic aChed muslin, Fancv Lonnet.
81 ana - Bonn ct ri uIts
D D. Innings, Cap ana slIh rIbons,
- ~ us'-lhis, Garasols,
id,'s - Umbrellas
IN, MSS; Linen table covers,
iaihIt''H tiokiIg, Union
Amo,hcag - Worstad 80
Apron checks, J,nu,rJ 5i.rer
Crash aui diapers, Ladies lri,e1 nos.
brown linens, vbi,e a, 4 hIo,ol ,o..
Brown linen drllinss, Misses :. 1 :. ..
Kentucky jeans mixsa A,se
Plain ana fancy rweels, Mems half hose.
Fancy Ca>smet.s, sin pocLe, haL,,s
Satiuott>. TUX ev r,,i
Lancaster Ginghams, Linen camb'. "
s'"tCH ladies Kid gloves,
n tmsiln Ge iaiaes' hsie thread gloves,
PLAIN baragrs, Misses &C
Portsmouth lawns, Nens
French :, ti.i, broad Glove.
Bin and figured silks, Md glove
Colored grapes, Silla crav8ts
0!dpe iI,StN' Summer shawls,
White illusion, Linen thread
Colored Cotton
Check cambrics, Spoil thread
JaCunCt, kuitfiuo c,t,.,
Swiss aid book muslin, Needles. pins,
Bishop lawns, Pcrruss;nn cans
PopliH,, Braids .u..enlsrs
Tapes. steel pens, Peal buttons
Ihimbies, razoYs, AGATE
n"rpt st'9ps, Coat aid vest buttons,
Hooks ahd eyes, Pencils,
,i".lh stiNes, Gold pens.
v vohn p""S Tea and table spoons,
'io1Ihs' Table cutlery,
Hor! combs, Pocket knives
Scissors aud shears,
Riding "
TEAS.
i houms hyson' G,m POWDER
ihpeiia, Black.
virginia TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
- ny """ts, NomeIs' morocco ties,
@ ulW I'm Z" Jenny Lind
VA an - CATERS IL 10
" oh'eiis zap bootees, Children's shoes
misses Bows brnqaus
M Wonens enameled " Mers
"omens' morocco booiees, pumps,
-, buskins,
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts
HH,|Es " Flannel
J. A. PACKARD,
Caena, March 9Th 1852 en-
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w. S. SXy

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
( NORNER oil Second and Chestnut streets, (Over the
~ Post Office, ST. Louis, No.
REFERENCES
Messrs. r. g. w. Campbell, lMessrs Hayden & Wilson,
Adolphus Meier&coi 81 HAIR Il Whittemore
st. Louis, June II. g-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
GREAT BAKGAIN-32C acres improved farming
"A land, beautifully situated on the Little Carada road
five miles from ST Paul. Also 100 acres prairie ana OAK
openings, ten miles from town. situate White Bear
iakepart fenced and broken Also 32U acres, being
hshy Improved and we'll broken farm upon which the
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles from town. Also, improved city property, town
ots III st. Paul and ST. Anthony, and interests in lie
Sncur, Markato, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply
WM. BREW STER, Real Estate Broker,
23-tf cor Sd and Wahashaw-sts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bbls Flour, geo bbls Pork,
TOO bbs Dried Apples. just reed lsgnment at
the Wharf Boat and Will he closed off reduced prices
Also, and corn meal oats, potatoes, bran, line
&c, al great bargains.
je 23-tf J. w BASS d co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23

FoTlH Tor 6sd Whre change from d9rrfiseTnent IS
contemplated by The bidder.
Cor we, as the may bc) [lIere write the
name or names in full OF There state the residence
residences hereby propose to carry the mail Oh
route No. from 10 as often as the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals for
the same, dated January 9, 1884, requires. the time
stated in the schedules contained in said advertise
ment. and by the iollowin, mode of conveyance, to
wit: There state how it u be conveyed, for the
annual sum Of There write out the SUN in words AT
full leng,h.l ISigncdl
[Dated.l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-23
SPECIAL OFCICES.

Proposals invited for supplying the following
Offices in the Territory Of Minnesota for the net pro-
ceeds Of said offices respectively, limited to sum
be named in the proposals in each case;
Crow Wing from Fort Ripley, 6 miles. a
week and back
Little Canada from St. Paul, s miles, once a week
and back.
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Leave ST. Paul Saturday At G a m

Leave ST. Paul Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Pom, Douglass same day by p IN.
1902 From Point Doug lass, by Saltwater, Marine
Mills, Ta,lor's Falls, Falls Of st. Croix,
and Pokesuma Lake, to Falls Of ST. Louis
River of Lake Superior, It's miles and bach,
once week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at I'M;
Arrive at Falls of St. Louis River of Lake
Superior by p IA next Sunday;
Leave Falls of ST Louis River Of Lake Supe-
rior Monday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Point Douglass by N next Sun.
day.
Proposals to commence at Falls Of St. Croix
are invited.
1923 From VI abashaw, by Minnesota CITY, Monte
Iuma and Brownsville, 10 Decorrah, Iowa,
100 miles and back, once a week.
Proposals Tor this service by The "Trip are in
vited
Bidders will name schedule Of arrivals and
departures.
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Agent for "a Galena and ST. Louis. and
Galena and st. Paul Packet Line Of
Steamers.
Gale
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II. r. M'CLOSKEY,

}. A. PACKARD
Galena, March 9Th 1852 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

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ington, which is said not TO be insured, Their de-
strlction is total. The frefage till near day light
burning of the roofs of dwellings on SAMSON ST.
The Museum walls have partly fallen and will
have to be entirely demolished. The damage TO
Girard House opPosited the Theatres not serious
andlthe prnrr;eiors are already prepared toreAume
operations, the furniture was hat damaged
with water.I insured. I A 3 Shaw, toy dealer,
Toss 1900. insured. 3 NJ Wilson, bookstore. loss
2000. @ FameIeI, ma thematicai instrumen s, loss
not known. A l. Vangant, conIectioner, loss 1900.
Charles Jeanneatte, Jeweler, stock mostly saved.
Adjoining the 'Eheatre the east, dry goods store
of Elizabeth Place, first floor, loss heavy but little
saved, no insurance; Second floor Mrs SUPPLIES
ichili1ens clothing. loss 5000, partly insured.
This afternoon the body o. X. A: Shepard, one
of the actors, was found in the ruins. The ardi-
ence all escaped safely. 1t is supposed the thea
ire was set on fire, breaking out in The carpenter
shop.
Evans Extension dry goods store-stock mostly
destroyed. Less veIy heavy. James S Earl, Pic
ture store, stock $3.50, 00n insured for the same
Theatre yalned al $4,000, no insurance. The
Museum was a splendid building containing two
saloons 23S by 40 feet, generally regarded among
the largest ana most elegant in the country Loss
about $5o,000--no insurance. The cellars of
the Museum stored with liquors, ale room, gtocc
res, tams, &C., belonging 10 Gray, White & Co.
Roger, Brown and other parties, totally destroy
ed--ioss very heavy.
Above isaii the particulars OF the losses, &C.,
yet known- impossible TO estimate the loss-will
not be short of $4,000
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,,,' 'HuSG AMERICA OF THE FLASH ScHooL.-In his
rsi published volume of lectures on "rhe I'll O.
nf aspect Of City Lfe,'' Rev. E.. II. Chaplin says
. ,i conception of euj yment is concentrated in
On ,SS 'Fasr-who grow fast, live fast, go fast
T., ."e uack OF distinction. with their own folly
N. locomotive, and champagne and brandy FOL
css.. sel'neF converting themselves into liquor
iSs las popping up door posts, hanging over rail-
p,s "Iu Startling the duh of night with rick
A., NTtouIes aud drunken war-wEoops. There
Ib' Whets, half fop and half ruffiun, " no divide
n, sL nne between the favonte racer and the ne,
tss'llsi' and whose only idea of millennium pro.
ly'' &c 'uis u d pto'taStep routth oil Ju-
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YrvEs MIND THEM.-A friend of ours seemed
,,uibIy worried yesterday, by silly story which
sone gossip mongers had set afloat. Never mind
them. Remember that sage in the worlds al
f,irs says, that If any one knew, and paid atten-
fon to one half that was said aud ltuaght about
lin, he would lie ashamed to walk the streets in
Cpen day. F!atter ourselves as we may, the best
Of US do not escape being pecksd at. often hy many
Of thOss whom we call our friends. Our own.
Ike peoples friends, ar aptto be like some
Oi,be Hindoo idols-double faced. There is a
se,i deal of truth in the saying that the man who
Is without enemies, is about no man at all.
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RIVER nmRoRrn

eiNClNNATI.-Per La BeHe.-G W Ander-
T9n, 10 bills wine; S & w Bradley, sacks wool
. SOtsey, Howard & Knox, 81 bbls nlcoh 1; B F
tseaiee 4 Co, 100 ties hams; Jas a stout & Co, so
or or S3.GSShO; Bush6eld 4 Co. 900 kg lead; Greer
ts icon 80 bbs whisky, is Big wool; Gordon, Mat
,OsSs d Go, hid bacon; barrett & Co, $40 rolls
r Nv. paper; Copan 4 Keys, "a scks malt; An
W. Mcclure & Co. 5 hid bacon. &c hams; S
''''qna' 8 hid tobacco, Dbl Iinseed oil.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

JuLy 6.-Cot,on quiet. Flour considerably
lower-25 10 so cts. Straight Stale brands 1913
a7.25; Ohio 81, 50as, IL; Southern s,6Oa9. Wheat
declined 10 &c; New Southern Red 1888. Corn
declined 25 TO 81 cts; Western Mixed 6sa72c;
White 7sa19 Pork heavy. Beef firm. Whisky
heavy, DINO %. Stocks lower and heavy.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
z, P,TTsnuRGlI. July 6.--Riyer3 feet inch by
metal mark, fnlng.-Weather clear and warm.
CiNciNsATi. July 6.-River fallen ten inches.--
Weather warm.
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i HoRn1ALE AccIpEar occurred on the Balu
r,o,e and susquehanua Railroad, 10 a party of ex.
eg,,Ons.s, on the Fourth. We publish The par
dcalsrs elsewhere to-day.
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MaM LaweIrv

rus, Al No. 4, washington Hall.
d ~! ece we'd lot iadtes line Gold ksr Rings.
Pins, Guard chains ohateiaines bracelets,
sore silver Thmbies and Pencils, with general
si Iso o. Watches. Jewelry aud Fancy Goods.
an az another lot OF those superior warranted Clocks,
10, which will be sold very cheap. "a.
"a G. p. b OWN. Monroe st.
more OF those fle 10 !, III, TbOs Bluudeils
atNo Dayd Taylor just received and for sale
In .s'Yn h1ll' y p. aRows..
GUN BETTING.
E9tl0 FEET inst received from Boston Betting Com.
nos " Pany at loves rates by 40 80
BASSRTTe& Co. Z
NJ LEATHER BEErINIi- =
are making frequent additions TO our stock OF New
Ia 1ork Leather betting and Lace Leather. =
s 8ASSRTTp & Co. )
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JuLy 5,-Flour declined under steamers news
TO at 6,9na7,o0. Whisky declined 10 22A. Mess
Pork dull at Sir COTE lit. Cheese sss4. Mo-
ney quiet. Eastern Exchange stcrdy at ial4 pre-
MUM. ~ y. -.
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W. indebted to Mr.. SrREers, of Adams & Co. IS
g,ore,s fol- papers received yesterday in advance
II lie mail.
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PRoGREss OF THE CHoLERA.-The Health In.
SPectoI OF New York, reports seventy eight cases
u Choie;a for the eek ending Saturday. This is
probably below the true figure, as an unusually
~ age number are represl nted under the head 1
vi lera lnfantum and Cholera Morbus. The ag
stsale mortality from the fferent types OF chole-
Ia IS one hundred and twenty.
IL, IN Philadelphia, but twelve cases of Asiatic
saoefa are reported. The aggregate ofthe Liffer-
ehi Ives is sixty fve
81, al Nashville, Tennessee, seven deaths took
7 ase during the fortyeisht hours ending the
IN m nR The disense is abating. Sc
TIL. ne Cholera is raging with great severity at
,oeao' a. The number of fatal cases per day, ii
n l.It TO ascertain; but it is probable that
ne. ranged from ten to twenty during last week
n Damng The thirty-six hours previous TO Monday
,,4U'il!g' III the little village The other side lf
seTen deaths.
K, :" Springfield, the county seat of Washington,
-Frt'aureh Post. 59gIT 80
ne F0'' denies that there has been any ehol-
eta this season in Pittsburgh.
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$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People


MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EouIrA BILE
CERTAIN. al
Whitehurst's DagHerreOtype Enterprise!!.
T H. WHrTEHURST has decided 10 Trustees in trust
for the benefit of the shareholders the above en-
disposed among tie holders Of Shares at the esriie st
aeh WHICH ees h The holder 10 1
BILE share in the within Ianed magnificent collection of
a s Ss 81 S4 ts
at any time whe when the certificate is presented at ei
'A'' = 'lA TRUSTEES.
G.E. Kirk and VIM. R. Riley, Washington, d, G
GALLERIES
BAlTlMoRE, 200 Market street.
RI1 sHi MI N, D C. Pennsylvania Avenue
-NokFoLk. Va, Main do
PETERssDRG. Va Va, s SSesrore DO DO
Also hyehee., made with the following
PsEsT.i4o No Is Msa 1a ST. SWheesg Va
g G cSLlsas Co Co.'S 3 an LGaaay' n
Philaderhia Pa 66 Chestnut Philada, 100 Chestnut
Mass, collins Buildings.
One superior Ealnb near Norfolk Va valued at 81 600
one splendid three story brick House and Lotin
tieOrgetewn. \. e., on 2d street. second door
Ono House and 10. III Georgetown. D. c., on the
One eesaui House and Lot Washington, n. c
On elegant House and Lot in Washington, D. C., ~
One Ho sc and Lot in Portsmouth,, Va on Court 0O0
Two Lots in Georse:owh n c. on second street '0'
$3.50 each 1 coo
One LOT in washington, d. C onseventh ST. 500
Five PianOs, 1910 each Keep s1.l- i 500
Fifty splendid Gold Lever Watches at 800 no s ono
Twenty six massiv Silver Pitchers az 60 Oh / 300
Twenty do Cuos at 70 6 I
Fourteen Diamond Rings al 10 90 $50
Nineteen heavy God Chains at 30 90 en-
Twenty Silver CubletS at 20 90 400
Fifty fine Ladies' Bracelets, at 20 90 / 400
Fifty fine BrPasipinS, at 10 20 Geo
One hundred fine Gold Penci1s at 700 100
One humid red fire Portniomnairs, at 8 90. GOO
One hundred fine Gard Cases at 10 90 L 0O0
Five hrndred fine heavy Gold Kings, at $40 500
Ono hund, ed sperdid Gold LockeIs, at 10 90 / 900
Three thousand Annals u ''a'- 90 1 900
One thousand Photographic Art Journals, $40
Total, $50 600
The fact that this property decided Trustees IN
trust residents OF the District OF Counbia, for tn. ben
eht OF tho shareholders every shareholder receiving
nasuer reotype worth So, very finest quality.
elegantly cased the high character and position those
aud he great aud extended renutatton
ness Of Mr. Wttehurst, he deems sufficient guar
that eSey promise Of this advertisement will be promp
y aud faithfully performed, the pictures 10 taken
will be a among many Galleries capable pro-
sand tickets will be sold. -
J. FIGKElSON, Sole agent for Wheeling
at his Music StOre,
fe2Sd3m 199 Main street.
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", invite attention 20 the card of Messrs. ToM-
,x6 sos, Gtocers and Commission Merchants,
Baltimore
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE An PHILADELPHIA.
JULy GA terrible 6se btpke out los, night
about 10 O clock. The National Theatre opposite
the Girard Hotel was bprnt, and nearly the whole
block bounded ny Chestnut, George, Eighth and
Ninth streets. The great Museum building, con-
tanning 90 of the most elegant saloons IN the coun-
Try, was totally destroyed. Seven large dwellings
on Georges treet. the waveriy Hotel, Bell Tavern,
Geo Fishers tailor store, and S H Scholl,s eating
house on 9th street were burnt. The fire exiend-
ed East from the theatre nearly 10 sth street con-
Stunning the following LIST class stores containing
stocks OF immense value. They were occupied
by la Place, No. 2is. dry hoods ] Earle ZIG,
picture dealer and frame maker, and The second
floor by Bodice s. Co., tslr ressers, Thos Evans &
Co., "a dry goods on first floor. and W Frazier
2l2, drygoo1s on first floor, and Mrs. Bucker, mil
iinery establishment, on the second Hoor the Art
Union building 2io and 2os. occupied partly by
The AT Union gallery and bye F SIeeser, picture
dealer and fame maker,> md by Bouielier, Bros
q WilkInson's linen STORE 206.5 Ut sGss
E Clinton, 204, iadcy goods. Everet,s iewelry
store 2o2. VIM $ Mason, engrayer, 200.
l. 1893. Herman & Hooker. book sellers
q. me corner, were more OF les damaged about the
.ooiS; the interior injured by water. The Museum
ta"a Theatre belonged 10 Isaac b Parker Of Bur.
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rsr CrRculr cOuRr, which has been in session
,,.,s The 18th of May, adjourned yesterday.
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BRUTAL ATTEMPT no MURDER AT CADIz.-
Thonas Coleman, who married a wife some twn
Orthree months ago, much younger than himself,
attempted TO kill her on last Sunday morning. His
siewas engaged in putting on her stockings pre-
Paatory 10 going to church, when Coleman struck
aud Knocked her down with large ron poker,
md VIXEN down cut her throat with razot-theu
cit his own. A neighbor happening TO call in,
made the di covery. and gave the alarm. Mrs.
COleman's life was despaired OF at first, but size
owes indications now CT recovering. Coleman did
not dip very deep into his own neck. Wh,nth
neighbors entered the house he was cycling his
vile and lie ming with his head over the fender, lei
ting tie blood dripon the ashes. Coleman had
been formerly an exemplary Gil zen. is supposed 10
have been insune-caused by inordlnate love OF
money and meanness, and fears OF coming 10 want
Hsvife had caused him 10 make an outlay of If
Teen dollars during The two months they had been
married. and acting upon the principle that it wa
better 10 be out of the world than out of money,
ne attempted 10 send his 20 ing wife 10 eternity
and follow himself--but from recent experience.
We think he's come to the conclusion that Jordan
Is hatd Ecad 10 trayel.-SLenb. Herald.
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