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Daily aTkEs Line
OF STAGE COACHES
t.-.t ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER.
WILL leave ST. Paul every morning At A. H., and On
w the arrival Of the St. Anthony Falls stage
Will leave saltwater every morning at A. ~ ana ar
rive in time to conpect with St. Anthony Falls stage
SALTWATER AND TAYLORS FALLS.
Will leave saltwater Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 7 A. n. and return alternate days.
ST. PAUL AND SHAKOPEE.
Will leave St. Paul every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday returning alternate days.
~ Passengers win Be called for At the principal He
tells. POWERs, Proprietor
Auguat ., 1884. A-u sug IL
MARKLEY 6 KERN.
IAvE received their fall and winter stock of Hard
III ware Tools Cutlery, Plated Ware Saddlery, Whips
Churns Can Shelves Straw Cutters, aad all kinds Of
House Furniture and Furnishing Goods.
No Empire Block below the American House.
St Paul. Sept 25. 1854 ............... sept2sn
~ TTHE KNOUT and the Russians"
E. HOwIrZ co.'s ~
Sep l-dff 'i . Opposite the Post Once
1TAH and the Aognons, by Ferris, Ats Secretary of
~ Utah Territory, just received and for sale at
Sep. Edn : K. H0WITZ CO. g Bookstore
EATHER Stocking and Silk, q story Of Virginia fer
ssp.Isn opposita the Post onos.
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

MISS1ySIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER RAGLE AND HILL STS., ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
TuNIIE rber has taken the above house and
it up for the reception of bOarders in Sly lie
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day week on reasonable terms.
Z. E. THOMPSON.
st. Paul, April IA, '53--y52.
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JE WETT & OOTsS
Stoves!

AT WHOLESALE AT CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
TEWETr ROOT have erected at Chicago, Ware
= house for Stove Depot, and opened Office and
sample with MessrS. J. X. Botsford Co., No 209
Lake street and will henceorth keep hand at Chicago
heavy stock OF stoves to the trade of the
Great West The advantages of this arrangement will be
at once apparent and We invite special attention to Its
convenences.
For extent and variety beautiful and original designs
for durability usefulness and economy assortment is
not exceed by that of any establishment in the United
States.
the past year.
We fer to the trade upon the most liberal terms
sizes Western Star new elevated oven.
> May Queen s' "
4 :. Eagle, Air Tight.
- Clipper .
4 :. Prairie Flower "
3 " Express g
d" Premium %
" Smoke burner, cook stove for bituminous coal
Parlor Oven-has boiling and baking facilities.
" Jrwctt Root new Hotel stove.
g Belle Air Tight Parlor for wood.
- Casket q oval shape, open top and cast rsn.
Cottage Parlor, sheet iron, upper sec. open top.
2 " g :! 50 with ovens.
Pearl top and bases sheet iron, open top.
:" Regulators for sheet iron stoves SOC. each
:" Jewett < Roots Folding Door for wood
g Diadem new Franklin, for coal
Franklin, round back, for any kind of coal
5 g Dwarf, small cook stove for coal
9 Jewett 4 Roots Dining Room, with
Oval six plate Air Tight, new stove
:. Oval Dining Room, with oven
Jewett 4 Roots celebra ted plate stoves
g Extra heavy plate stoves for wood
5 q Jewett Roots King coal burners for hard coal
3 9 % celebrated gas burner coal stove
Furnace Flat Heaters
2 % Potash Kettles, with and without Flanges
3 :" CauldrOn Kettles
50, and pail Kettles
Those who prefer buy at Chicago will order from
at Chicago. Those who prefer buying Mt Buffalo will
der from at Buffalo. JEWETT ROOT.
August Is, 1S54-d3m.
STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGER!
rTNHAT Groceries can be sold SO cheap.
l. Great inducements held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, as am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock. -
J. w. DOWNER,
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
HNHE "Old Etna" continues to dispense "aid and
com fort" to the unfortunate usual, at the st.
aupg3 Jn.yc
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D0tels.
THE MERCHANTS HOTEL

THE MERCHANTS, HOTEL,
Corner Jdckson and Third Streets 81. Paul.
V. X. EOUTT Proprietor
THIS HOUSE Is NEW, NEATLY FURNISHED, AND 1T IS
the intention of the Proprietor to have his table supplied
with all the decaces of the He sOcits share
of public patronage. Dec 4, 1S54-dly.
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
Jackson Street. Let,ceer Third and Fourth,
LOTT MOFFETr, Proprietor.
GOOD BOARDING, BY the day week, month, easy
terms have kept hotel in St. Paul for five years and
consequently understand the wants of n who are com
peled to board Sign mare and Compass. decl5dly
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EURBEIS q KI11SONe
JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS
HAVE on hand large assortment of Irlian Goods,
which they otsr to the trade roasonn he .errss-
also Family Groceries, among which assortment of
Fruits fresh and preserved, Fresh peaches in cans
Star Candles Fresh Ounces,
Tallow do Preserve Peaches,
Soap Currant Jelly,
do Fancy, Currant jam,
Hams, Pie Fruit,
Teas OF all kinds, Dates, Citrons, Figs,
Sugars, Rasins, Spices,
do Crushed, in nbarrels, Assorted Extracts,
Codee, Spanish Olives
Lard, Lard Oil, Prunes
Butter, Catsup Iobsters
Sardines, Oysters,
And thing required for family use all of which will
be sold Low
STONE STORE CORNER THIRD ROBERTS STREET
st. Paul, Sept. 2l. .ept2l -dtf
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tHey aro mAue eht1reIy OF Iron, and WARRANTED.
NJ W. CHASE i CO.,
Adnufaourers and Sole Proprietoys,
once No. East Swan street. Buffalo, New York.
WELLS WKBB, Agents for New York
Messrs E. s., GOODRICH co.. at the P,os..x once
at Saint Paul. are Agents for these Presses and will re-
eeve orders for them at prioes adding
transportation. One Of them consistently be in
operation At the PIONEER Ofiee.- We recommend them
after full trial Of their capacity work and speed
june 2odtf Z. s. GOODRICH CO.
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GALENA HOUSE.

GALENA HOUSE.
TIME subscriber has provided for the accommodation
II Ofboarders both by the day and by the week, with
without lodgng-at very moderate prices. Inquire
the Galena House, at the first building on Roberts
treetabOve Third, opposite Winnie & COOleys Clothing
jul7-S-ly VIM. TRUSSONE.
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II. s. DRUM.

MAIN SrREET, OPfOsIrE GALBKA HofN.
MANUPACTURE and keep constantly on Asnl q
1vA complete assortment of fancy and Windsor Cha
Also, Bureaus Tables, Stands Writing Desks, sskin
Glasses, bedsteads &C., &c. Persons wishing 10 par
chase will do well to call before they buy elsewhere,
we are prepared to sell good article. and
arc invariably cash, afford to sell ck 4sP
cheaper, than any other in the city reasenasIe d
duction made to buying sell agan. All srdoSs
from distance punetualIy attended -.
Gaena, May, 1851. S-4v
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NEW BOOKS.
r IFE and Sayings of Mrs. Partington, ..... -e
Ia Flush Times Of the Mississippi
Russia As 1t Ia,
Africa and the American Flag.
C. HAMILTON L CO.,
june 30-dtf No. 3, Winslow House
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES,

RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES,
WILDER'S PATENT.
A Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes and
"A patterns, with and without powder proof locks;
Burgar-proof Bank Vaults and vaalt Doors made to
order.
STEARNS & MARTIN, Qate Roh, stearns r
Co., successors to Rich Il Co.. 146 Water and corn
er of Of Avenue and St. Marks Place. NJ " sole pro-
prieors of Rchs Patent and the only makers of Sala
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Richs patents Z.
WIN. CONSTANS CO.,
Nov. 1s, 1852-tf Agents. St. Paul
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FOR THE LADIES'.
MRS. HALLS New Household Receipts,
M New Cook Book,
Mrs. Leslie Complete Cookery,
New Receipt for Cooking,
.r-. G. HAMILTON CO.,
june 3O-dtf No 3, Winslow House
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Wholesale and Retail Grocery and
Provision Store.

SO boxes candles Star and Tallsw.
All those wishing to purchase fresh geods and fair
prices, VIII please give US call, stock will be
constantly replenished during the season.
st. Paul, April 21st 1884 atf
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DY II RISTIAN UT'TLER,
Grocery Aerchdnt Fort street Saint Paul. XSsss. T1v
IL EEFS constantly on hand general as.ortnsnt si
N Groceries. Also, Holland Herring swin Cnesse
Oysters Sardnes, together with all the luxures Of IA
season, all OF which he sells cheap for cash.
Oct. e. le54d3ms
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arrivals At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vreTrRnAY

AMERICAN HoTEI.-w Dunn. Greensboro;
r Resd, Mrs Lenard, Prince Edwd; Mrs steun.1n
s End s.'sss1 su Alo saiy
cbnRrcs. Pet.bs; c N Winfrss. Jackson; r 2 Dor
1a;; Gs.,nd ssys .ossa cl.as S.ea o9G
Nash Il and LADY. N Z; VI Gronsr, Wm Smith. Va;
] R Roberts, Wisconsin,; Geo W Proctor, urion;
ia.sa m.ls an ThoIp.on, Jarvis. Cunbd; /
CsmnheU w III Jennings, Wilmington; Cook,
Bait; Cummings, Philads
ST CHARLES HOTEL IT Larry. J Wilson; w
A Nan 8 Jones Cooke. J L Ecroggin, Va; w Fl
Merrison. ] Woodroof w Fl Herbert, B Law.
Evan, A MAlein, An,oni, H,,wood, \
H9Elp a9n nss: c. asa
w Bryce. N Y; w A Robinson. J R Bowles. Louisa;
J w Wheat. Chsr'vills; Maupin, Rchlsnd; g
n Smith. Pa; sWest r Bell, Buckin CHAM; 81
Barlow Wmsbg; Bangh, Michaux and lady.
Miehaua sssssI POwhssan; H9sns, ;, Flu
Middlswas; A Emmons. NC;,v Burg, School,
field, Al Berry; Petersburg; w Robertson, Cum-
hsrsnd; HeI:.e rhilads ss Davis LFay'
Amelia; T Harding. Glover Depot; G H Price. Pr
Edgd psyj. Mics n Davis. Jsc..sn. LIN. Lu,
BeIvidsre; j J Deal, surry; L spand.nar, Bait R J
Stuart, /; Clark Chesterfield; A jackson. Craegy
Plains; J BurnIy. Alb'rle; J A Lipscomb. XVI w l.
D coiI Ippy HoTEL.-c Hill, Tenn; MIR Scott,
Buckingham; J = Pampiin, Nelson; T J smith.
c Whs den :Balt; w H Turner. o; J Willis, Ii
D Anderson Louisa; w Garland. FREDDIE; w Mil
Ter, Goochlsnd; DR. @ Pratt. Portsmouth,; M Sob
le and .ans, Porter; Powhstsr; Dr. L STEW
Goochland; A Hundley, T Smith, Charlotte; "
T Fureuson, W w Robertson Halifax; w II Noble
ard son. Amelia; Miller Penn; C Green, Lyrch-
burg.
w 9 KEENAN,, Bait; B Alvey, Phila; w Butch
erfs cid lgdy snd children, Caxton, Chicago; Mrs
C Claxton. Bait; j Burruss, VIM; r Watson r
G stainback, Hare. W = Gibbons, YoIs; Geo
Lyle, Caroline; K w Pate, Clarkssvi!le; Col Fl Haw.
er.on, Or Randolph, Halifax; DR. B Porcher and
lady, Chesterfield; Miss PORE her Porchsr, do; w
Preston, Montgomery; M l. Hanes, Mcsby,
Lynchburg; Lsws9n. Bait; Hatcher. Powha-
Richmond; Lyons, do; w Preston, Va; A w Mill.
spsugh, w Atkinson, Va; II Mayo. w Ad-
COCK Richmond; + Hutcheson. w HAYNES, Va; O
GhsIklsy. r Winston. Richmond; 9 Barvel, F
M Hail. C D Hall, Nd; Fl n Nielsen, Burwel
CIsrke Brittan. Miss Brittian, Als; L BslIzsr,
Washington; w Niche, J L Thomas. Va; g H Nay,
Bait; r Robertson, N Y; Henry Badger. Petersb's;
+ Christian. Aus'a; DrJ q Harrison Ricb'd: T p
Steney, Charleston; DR. Chalmers. Halifex; d War
rem, Henrico;L Deaderick Tenn; M O'Conner and
lady, Charleston; Biglow, Appomattox; W Bald
win; K 4 Q; II Locker, Balcony Falls; T. Ruffin,
Va; Goode, jr, Liberty; w Slaughter. Culpeper.
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

We think it is rather to be regretted that
30 large space has been assigned to the Uni
ted States in the Industrial Palace in Paris
No preparation appears to be making in any
part of this country to be creditably repre-
scented on that occasion, and it is to be feared
that we shall present as poor show as at the
Crystal Palace in London, where the Ameri
can portion presented "a beggarly array of
empty boxes" According to paragraph
published yesterday, the number of American
exhibitors who at the last accounts had ap-
piled for admittance, did not exceed one hun
dred, and not an American article had been
taken into the building
Tho Frene iman's politeness, however, will
prevent him from laughing at our short com
ings, and the "Reminiscences Of the Crystal Pa.
lace win suggest to others as well as himself,
that II Brother Jonathan ism 'tmuch inside ola
glass house, he Ii hard 10 beat where he has
plenty OF elbow room, whether on sea or land.
Mccormick r6aping machine and the yacht
America, redeemed Us nobly in London, and
something Of like practical character will
no doubt be brought 10 the rescue in Parif.
A nation which can give Old England les
sons in agriculture and ship building, csnat.
icrd to make : poor show IN . glsss house.
+
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F1ak, FIRE!-All out, all OUTSIDE of HI

FlRK, FIRE!-All out, all OUTSIDE of HER.
RINGS FIRE AND BURGLAR Poor SAFES, see the
following extract from Western paper:
Heary Loa-A FIRE at shslbyville, Tenn, has de.
stroy ed the dwelling Of Rev. A. III Dashiell d. D.,
pastor of the Presbyterian shuTch in that place,
whose library, all lost, was of the finest In the
State. His manuscripts all burned, included six
hundred sermons and lectures, which he had pre-
pared for the press and designed publishing.
The liability of ministers to lose by FIRE the labor of
years. and often much that cannot be replaced. Is
awakening some interest In Richmond. Rev Mr.
Reads congregation have recently purchased one of
Herriugs Safes and had 1t placed in his study to pro-
test his manuscripts Bishop MoGiLl has purchased
swo OF them-one for his church, and one for his
house. Ministers manuscripts very important
to them and no doubt more pastor. will soon have
like protection sforded them by their congregations
their manuscripts appreciated, beieye they
are 1t would often save pastors much anxiety when
the fire bells ring to know their papers were in
of "Herring's Fire. Proof Safes"
KNOWLES WALFORD. No. 81 Pearl st.,
the Agents for Mr. Herring, and keep great variety
of his Safes in store.
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THE sPRTNGS-THE WEATHER.


THE SPRTNGS-THE WEATHER.
II will not be long before people viii talk
Of going to the Springs. They viii, ir
abort time, complain grievously Of the hot
weather, and forget the bitter complaints
they have just made of the cold winter
They will forget the enormous price OF coal
and firewood, and the extreme dificni'y
sometimes of getting them at any price. lnes
will not console themselves with the obvious
reflection that sunshine is cheap ana pien'y'
and penetrates alike the cabin OF the poor
and the hall of the rich. They VIII DC pant
ing for watering places ana mountain
breexes.
Upon the subject of the weather, man is
the most inconsistent and discontinued of
animals. Agricultural man especially, upon
this subject, lis uaappeasable. You can new
er satisfy farmer that Providence means
well by him. He win receive no explana-
tion; all the powers of nature are in con-
spiracy against him. Some one of the allied
forces, the frost, the drought, the chinch
bug, always harnesses him. A plentiful sup
ply of rain is too much; a little less, and his
crops are to be burned up. He scrutinizes
the aspect of the sky every morning, with
suspicious and critical spirit. He only wishes
he had the management of the weather, and
would mt he make more bushels of wheat and
corn to the acre than had ever been known
in his neighborhood7 If there is any office
that he thinks himself particularly capable
of filing, it is that of clerk of the weather.
1t is obvious, that Notwithstanding the
well known dissatisfaction of people in the
low-lands with warm weather, VIZ are to have
return of the same grievance this summer
lasting very likely for six months. Our SEN
timents on this subject are either not under
stood by the ruling powers, or they are not
treated with that respect which the superior
wisdom and discernment of the human race
demand However, the remedy is obvious.
OFF to the Springs, and don't let the hard
times stop you. The hard times, in point OF
fact, make it more incumbent on you to seek
consolation and recreation. The fresh
breezes, limpid streams, the cool shades
mountain oaks and song of birds, will be a
delightful contrast to the glowing bricks and
mortar, and merciless tropical heat OF the
towns. We say nothing OF the exquisite sui
phur water, with its favor of warm fiat IRONS
the eternal mutton for dinner, the insidious
serpents of the groves, and the industrious
feas of the bed chamber. 1t is well under,
stood that no additional charges are made
for these little Accomplishments of life at the
Springs, without which rural felicity would
be oyerpoweringly blissful
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.

According to the last accounts, Commo-
dore McCauley, instead of sinking Spanish
ships, was driving about with the Governor
General of Cuba in his carriage and had
been invited to grand banquet. This has
been interpreted by some of our contempora-
refs as sure indication that ourrelations with
Spain are becoming more amicable, con-
clusion about as rational as that which POUNDS
q European peace upon the fact that Lord
John Russell and Prince Gortschakof were
seen walking the streets of Vienna arm in
arm Even the allies and the Russians, du-
ring the period of their armistice, were very
polite to each other, exchanged salutations
and cigars, and old Lord Raglan no doubt
made many inquiries of the Hetman of the
Cossacks in regard to the weather. There
lisa time for peace and there is time for
war; but there is never time when gentle
men should not be civil to each other
Some persons seem to labor under the i'm
preston that McCauley was sent out to have
fsticuff with old Concha. This impression,
we dare say, is incorrect. 1t would have
been much better to have sent boatswain
than Commodore for such purpose. And
even such boatswain as Old Chucks, in
"Peter Simple" if he had been ordered to
give the Captain General fogging, would
have commenced the interview in the most
polite and deferential manner, expatiating
upon the high regard he entertained for his
person and character. and winding up by ex
pressing his profound and unspeakable re.
gret that his duty compelled him "to give
him the d-dest licking he ever had in his
life."
After McCauley and the Governor have
finished their preliminary carriage drives
and banquets, they will no doubt proceed to
business. Indeed, there is. a report, prema.
ture probably, that the Commodore had al.
ready settled the question of interference
with our commerce by Spanish cruisers
But there is no reason why this and all other
questions with Spain may not be settled with.
out resort to arms. The presence of
large force in the Gulf will add weight to
Commodore McCauley' representations. If
our own government were at all lacking in de.
cision, which is not to be supposed, its hero.
ism might be aroused to boiling heat by the
failure of SPANS allies in the Crimea, and
the reported difficulties between England and
France and the Spanish government. "Kick
him again, he's got no friends" is an ap.
proved maxim of modern chivalry.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoE7 oFElCHaoNp, May /.

ARRIVED,
schr Courier, Rogers, Boston, mdse., D. Currie
schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdse w. D. Col.
quit h Co.
sehr Albert Ross, Reed, Norfolk, shingles, &C., J.
Womble.
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Phladelphis, mdss. and
passengers.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, N. York, mdz and
passengers.
Steamer Bslvidsre, fritchard, Baltimore, ndz
Ludlam Watson. -
Sohr Martins. Brooks, Norfolk, light.
Schr Mary Ann and Caroline, Henderson, Port
WslthalI to load for Philsdslphia.
NEW York. April z9-Auivsd. sohrs Emms, Gator
kiehmord. in 6 days; Asrgaret, Henderson, City
Point; and Eveliue, Hart; WIN. Stewart, Longatreet
and Alexander, Law, from Virginia
BALTIMORE, April 30-Arrived schr Hill Carter,
Marshall, Richmond.
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SALE OF BLooDED STooK.-Mr. Thos W.
Doswell has sold his bay filv by Revenue, dam
Emily Thomas to Mr. William III. Gibbons, OF New
Jersey, for $780, Without possessing TO be judge
we look upon this animal one of the finest three
years old we have seen and feel satisfed that
Mr.. Gibbons will find her among the feetest
in the country as her first mile of minute and
ffy one seconds over the Fairfield course yester-
day, abundantly proves. We sincerely hope she
NAV prove all that her new and liberal owner de-
sires, and that she may become as famous on the
turf as ever Fashion was.
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ARREST OF JAIL BREAKEK.-Oficer
James T Reid succeeded yesterday morning, In
arres,jps one of the negroes that escaped from the
jail of Heurico county q week or two since, with
George w Johnson. who Is charged with the MUIR
der of Nathan Burnett of Hanover. The negro In
formed the officer that he he'd not seen Johnson
since the night of their escape.
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Acc1pEnr.- Yesterday morning,

ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, WHIIe
Mr. Weymouth, carpenter. In the employ OF
Messrs pleasants g. Pero. was engaged at work
on new house on French Garden Bill, he tell from
the second story. and striking the joists below, fn-
jured himself seriously. DR. Little was called to
see him, and rendered him the necessary medical
aid His friends have fears that his greatest inJu.
ries are internal and tha. he may net recover from
them,
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FAIR.-A Fair is now in progress in the
basement of Metropolitan Hall, gotten up by several
worthy ladies, the proceeds Of which to be ap-
propriatsd to the building OF Sabbath School at
Port MAYO. We trust that their laudsbIs purpose
may be literally encouraged. The beautiful, useful
and dainty things, prepared by fair hands, for sale
consider the cause, there should be general rush
to buy them up.
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THE MAYOR continues to improve in
health, and If change for the takes place,
will soon be st his post again In his absence Re-
corder Taylor dischargeathe duties of the office with
marked ability and impartislity.
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BATHIre.-Boys have begun to exhibit
their love for bathing in the and dock. Yes
tsrday morning noticed q number of them en-.
gagged In their favorite SPORT in very public places
The police should have an eye to them.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.-The following list of
losses by the late fire in Chesterfield hss been fur
nshed US By friend, who vouches for its accuracy:
Thomas Friend lost Sla, ono: Henry Wiufree $1,000;
William Hewlett $500; William aud John Roane
Ssally $500; VIM. Clay $500; Mr.. Poindsxter $4,000;
Mrs Bane, very poor LADY, $500; R. Charley $500.
The losses between the ralroad at Poindexters
half way house and the river, distance of ten mill e.
OF various persons, is iestimated ct $1,000.
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RoanrRy-La,t Monday night, between

hUBBEHH.-11nbs E1UHuuy HfbHuy 1SS
the hours of and O'Clock, negro fellow entered
the drug store Of Mr. John III Blair. on Brosd q !,
near 9Th passed behind the counter. pulled out the
drawer, aud robbed 1t Of a pistol snd small
amount Of money. While perpetra,ina The robbery,
gentleman stepped into the front door, seeing
which the thief fed. The alarm was immediately
given, and the watchmen being nigh, ran him to
fh street. where be lodged into private lot, pass.
ed through gentleman's house 10 the presence o.
bis family and made his escape. At the time OF
the robbery there were three gentlemen sitting In
the store neither OF whom saw the thief enter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

BARN BuRNED.-On Monday night last,
Mr.. Albert A. Morris, residing on the Meadow
Bridge Road Ia Henrico county. about fwo miles
pleteIy DESTROYED. Loss abou. $1,000.