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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-02

PLAN OF FHE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 5l.Cs2 corresponding with
, h,se Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
sins Of paper are encrced with small tin tubes aud
plscoi IN one Wheel.
The brst SIS prizes similarly printed and encircled
.-e placed IN another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolvei, and q number Ia
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
tir1a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Naher and Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibit
~ 70 the audience, and registe-ei by the Commits
siluers. the Prize being placed against the number
tspn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
Ere drawn out
APPROXIMATION PEIzss.-The two preceding and
the two Succeeding numbers to those drawing the
f-St Prizes will be entitled to the 50 Approxima-
ION Prizes. Fer exsmre II Ticket No. IL $50 draws
the $4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered II 24s IL 24e
/ ~ II 80 VIII esch be entitled to $50. If Ticket
NJ so draws the $4,000 priEa. those Tickets num-
bTei 54s 5s. 55l, $50 viii each be entitled TO $3.50;
sn3 20 on. according - the above scheme
TIE 500 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
IA figure oIthe number that draws the $50 600 prize
For example: II the number drawing the s60.oo
yrRe ends with No. |, then a the Tickets where the
Eaber ends in l. viii he entitled to 500 Ifthe num-
tcr su9s with No 2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2. will be entitled to SO and 30 on
TO.
Certcstes opackasss will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
Certiacsieofs package oflo whole Tickets. $50
kaIE
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COUGH ELIXIK-For Pulmonary n

COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Di
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds
Coughs, Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands
above any other remedy that has ever been offered
the patronage of a Southern community. This mo
elne does not profess 70 eradicate s diseases of wn
evernsture with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare il to be the ONLY Gu
for pulmonary Diseases bpt from the reputation
has acquired for Itself and that too without 'puDs
with those who have used it, and from the great nr
Der OF certificates OF residents of Richmond, va
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels
liberty 90 commend it TO general use satisfied thyS
the afflicted cannot use it withsut receiving grot1
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. 4. D. DAVIS Bennett 4 Beers
ker and Cbas %. Yale. my2i
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ANOTHER ALLEGED PosT-oFFIcE RoBBERY.-Charles
r. Deniug has been arrested at indianapolis, Ind
ana, charged with purloining money-letters from
the post office. He was in the employ Of the Seut
mel newspaper, and had key to the Sentiners let
ter box. Dccoy letters were used to catch him
lie was srraigned before the United States Commis
sioner at Indianapolis, and held in So 900 bail for
appearance before the U. s. Crcsit Court, which
not being given, he placed in jail lie was
raised in Lafayette, and was the son of a man of
high character.
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MOONLIGHT PARADE.-The Young
Guard Battalion, under Col. Richardson, will have
moonlight parade tonight.
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How JURORS ARE SELEcTED.-In trial in New
York, insurance case It was found In the course
of the proceedings that one of the jurors did not
understand word of English 1t appeared that n
brother juror interpreted the evidence for him A
citizens hold upon the property he has acquired
by his industry must be very slight, when it is
called into question in court where such things
can 0ccur.
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nS< CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

cI5> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
sst1li91f The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tSsen Main and Gary. Q3th and 18th streets nesr
Lae Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARl0fEES,
BAkQLCHkS, RUGGIES, with and without tops, and
workmanship; all of which viii be sold az low as
good work the kind can be in the city of Richmond
spt respectfully ask call from those in want of any
4. .cle in the Carriage line, as ! am determined to
Els to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
sB9 all work sold, that is new, warranted
fal---en MfCAJAH III MANGUA
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$50 REWARD.-The above re-

q so kEWARD.-The above re-
.kxsA ward Of twenty dollars will be paid by the
AAJ JsubscrIber 10 any person who viii deliver TO
-&&z. him, at Cragton, in Henrico county, his ne
e. 4irl NANCY who some times calls herself Nancy
Gsnnam, vhorsn away on the 18th OF this MONTH
Nancy is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head.
very bright black eye and lbout IA years old. She
is -lievSt 10 be in the city Of Richmond, its vi
su'tv. WM A. CIIRTSTIAN,
O. g4-ts Craigton, EglIioo co.
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DTssoLuTIONs, 60.


nISSO N-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT, WEISfGER 4 CO., is this day dis
solved By mutual consent. The business of the firm
will be settled by CHARLES r. DARRACoTT, whs
is alone authorized to collect the debts, and to use
the name Of the firm in liquidation.
STIAS MERCHANTS
u. Z. WEISIGER,
CHARLES L. DARRACOTT.
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ARREST OF FEMALE RoBBER.-On Thursday last
a woman robbed. the house of James y. Lane. in
Lancaster, Pa, of about $500 worth of silver plate
of the goods She then entered the house of W. C.
Pinkerton, where she stole gold watch and gold
buckle. These were soon missed. and pursuit
made after the thief, who had hired a vehicle and
started fer Reading. She pursued and over
taken near THAT city, and brought,baek TO Laasss-
ter, where, after examination, she was COMMIT
ted.
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1nI DosWELE SfAK1t, NJ lc0Ss iont-
trsctint no little attention anong ~ t.r1fes y
he cous1try and promises % - the Aost tetsrese
ing rAcss that bss besa run % yfxGfuja eolJ fot
quarter OF century. This Face = . eueoDDtate
fer three years old colts and hiiee, 11oo0 0entnco.
$50 forfeit, to which tWsnfy-eieht nominbtjoeo
have been made. These nonfnatioue ere dlti6o6
among the foilosing states respectively New
Jersey 2 Virginia 9, south Caroline 2 Louls3suo z
Alabama 5, Kentucky Z, and Tsnnessee = 1b6
entries BY the following stallions Whose ct are
now looked upon as the best tn the country. Tro-
jan 1, Financier I, Revenue Z, chiids Harold Z.
Glencoe III. Sovereign 2 Yorkshire s. Alhtop 1, ~
sion /, Voucher 1. Thus II will b sesn, that not
only seven States In the Union ere interested h
this stake, bnt that the get Of ten cf the 1nest
stations 10 the country are represented.
With such card - the above 20 open Natioo-
A Course any where in this section Of The country,
aided by large jockey club purss for fonr nile
heats, and handicap plate for dash of tuo or
three miles, can any one doubt that rscfng would
receive an impetus which would soon restofets 20
It's former gloryf And why should not . National
track is now being laid out and put In orderi-
mediateiy on the line Of the Richmond and 1reds
ericksburg Railroad, II can be reached In . fsw
days by the various railroads, and stock may b.
transported to 1t from East or west, North or
South, without trouble and at small cost. Virginia,
the great centre Of the Union,is entitled 70 the
National Course, and IL she IL not awarded 10 by
her sister States, the fault will lie the shoulders
of those who represent her at the meeting Of the
South Carolina Jockey Club In February next
Perseverance is now the word for the TURTLES Of
the Old Dominion. if they expect TO win the prise.
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RApIp DRIvING.--If cowhides viii cure
determined to eradicate it, Yesterday morning, .
negro fellow named Anderson, q mule driver, was
ordered fifteen lashes for driving his team faster
than a walk
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N pRcsMRKR.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prize, sre .., si.ao
prizes q s2so, aperoximsting 20 $4,000
prfTos Of 500. approxinating to si0.oe
prize, are 500
prizes Of $laH appfoximatns - $500
prizes, ARE 600
prizes e' slS5t aprroximatsng 70 5000
prize, src 500
prizes Of Slno. approximating 10 S.eoo
prizc, are 400
pyiges Of SIS sppToHinating 10 s2oe
prize, are 500
PRIZE 81 SO spproximating to sl,SOo
pri,es are go
gss0 pSises Of $50 are 10000
.4oo prizes. amounting to ssso.ooo
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90 The street opposlte their Did stand.
WORM KILLER -1S6; l3.----
WooDFIN's sPECTFTCf-FO5

r. UHKONIC THRUSH AND DYSpEfsTA
inc proprietor Of this Specific has been ava = 4
rs srts ior several years, having freq gently zee
ssnaii Qsannues Tor gratuifous distribution a
n tnss ierni, until he was urged 10 do No. by ny ~
Wno had been cured by its use He now, with Il -
Indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspes
hot ss general panaees, for oil the ills hesh sf
of sale. - ~ - a'Aea' ~ -.
Manufactured and sold by a. w0ODFIN. rth
street Church HILL price 81 per bottle or bottls =
PicoT; j. W POLLARD. 18th street: and DR. SNrILINt
corner o. Bread and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
.n,A eertsin cure for Fever aud Ague-LEO1-
discovery OF the age. 1t has never been known 4
;aii and i considered by numbers that hare used 4
use -
References given by those who have been cur
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD.
SO q Corner Of Clay and Adam streets
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GOLD AND SILVER WANTED-At
VI the Exchange Office of VIM. Hurley No. 80
Main street. opposite St. Charles Hotel. / am pay
ing the highest market price for American Gold and
Silver coin, and buying North and South Carolina,
and all other uncurrent Bank Notes. at as low rates
az any other house in the city.
&C 2s-3fn VIM. HURLEY.
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sFALL TRADE, 1867.
GEO. j. SUMNER,

Fss- -svuuur7 RICHMOND, Oct. lst, 1857.
ssS 3dkSSss SPECIAL NOTICE.--On
ana after this date, ALL packages intended for Ex-
fksss, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
~ Railroad, will lie received at our ofhce l34 Main
sreet instead Of Railroad Depot, heretofore, be-
lag ~ csnformity with arrangement made with
Tie above Company.
j. L. @ACDoNOUGH. Agent
&c 5-& Adsms' Express Company.
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rHEW1NG TOBACCO.-Pride of
~ Iouisa. sultana. Apricot Natural Leaf, Unsweet-
ened: also Sausders' celebrated Lone Star brand.
Hardgroye's Indispensable. and other popular
brands Of chsice Chewing Tohaco&o & for sac = ppp ~
.1n Druggisfa.
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cage ofl0 whole Tickets,
: IN kmlF sG
10 quarter +"
10 eighth %
IS NpnypySG Trcyrrs a,

IN ORDERING TICKETS or CgRT1rIcATss
Enclose the money TO address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they will be forwarded
BY first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending in
aay figure they may designate.
The Last Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
te teFuTchascr r immediately after the drawing.
-" Purchasers Will please write their signatures
Iia.l. aud give their Post Office. County and state
So s.ememher that every Prize IL drawn and pay
N full without deduction
~ All prizes Of s., 900 and under paid immediate
y aiter the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
sf;hirty days.
Al enmm unicatons strictly confidential.
Address oFdera for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta. Ca,
sA- Persons residing near MONTGOMERY. Ala.or
7nts, Georgia, can have their orders filled and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN 4 CO.. at either
OF thCs. cities.
eS- list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel With the amount of the prize that each one IN
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing In
T. following papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
~ ioasiist, New Orleans Dets, Mobile hegister.
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
iH,eiItyeDccr, New York Weekly Day Book saysr-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New Yolk
Ispstch and PaUl6ing (aiss.) Clarion. no %
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DRUGS, MnnrcrNra - 8,
-~ = 49, - MalkiA1AG1NE8, 40.
% PukCELL, LADD q CO..
nu, pkUGGIsrg.
u phAisHf wIhSSan,a4 M an,a4iNTs, i, oils, DYES.


ARE nav ho.ls Pearl street Richmond.
sir ss Stock of bR6ds DYEs' cinMlihrsts9ifs II ss9fs
sartimss aSse @ comprising large and general as
U psrson hy ono o no house. On Tho os
~ = syus teFqas and mostly for cash. -
a. ~ 0fe thankful 70 our hie;ds and fhs nuaic s,r
ssss saS ssaS senuaued aud catering support and we
nspo tat VITA the facilities ve pcssess for obfainno
~ and tLs strietest attention 10 the quality
~ souas sent trom U.s. 10 preserve the repststin
very best CHARACTER a4Sss'a oi sns
rsg,,sulaf and prompt attention to shipping and
PuRoELL. LAnp Co. Dru9sssts
90 % The street opposite thair Old dsssss,d sand.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. Children
a.. cry for it, This valuable and popular urerara-
non y recommended with the greatest conhdanse = =
expaTtence and test Of years having nroyed II -
se one Oh the BEST safest and most reliable orm
suoyers In use. y 1sS 'oAA1s
basns prepared especially for children II "a avn, =
an9 pleasant 70 the taste and readily taGen by fh -
ana may % given TO the Youngest infant with par
ss.ety "a Il contains no OIL wern seed turper.tne
otner nauseous drug
druggists generally. srt;
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, HEAD 0UARTERS- 1857

>aa HEAD QU A K t ERS, IS67.--
IA CLOTHINGi CLoTHINGii CLOTHINaui
H& Visitors 10 the Agricultural and Mechanics
A&- Fairs, attention!-if you are In want Of ssns-
thing really reat and cheap In the way of Csthing
and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods. not ct bsleW
| will promise my goods, when quality and work
manship are compared, shall vie with the shespess
Il. b. SPENCE
oc % No. I20 cor Main and 18th sts
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EMOVAL.-The undersigned having
AZ removed his paint shop to Governor street above
Franklin, world be pleased 10 receive orders for
HOUSE AND sl1lt PAINTING, from his customers
and the public generally. r
NIB. GLAZING done at the shortest notice.
4 Inn
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS Il CO., confident
" recommend that house to their old patrons, and
solicit for them continuance of that patronage,
long and literally bestowed ouus.
ocl4 MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 co.
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nEcLAR ,TIoN or INpEpENnENCE.

On the 18th of August passed through the city
of Salt Lake. Remained there only three or four
hours. Had conversation with merchant
Gentile--who stated that on the previous Sunday,
Brigham Young bad declared, in the Temple, that
henceforth Utah was separate and independent
Territory, and owed no obedience or allegiance to
any form or laws but those of their own enact
ment, aud called upon the people to stand togeth-
er and support him in maintaining the cause OF
God and the church. Was told that the house OF
Gilbert & Garrison had orders from Brigham to
pack up and leave before the 1st of November.
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ITO FAMILIES- s Receiving this
l. day, per Steamship Roanoke, q large lot of Raj
sins, bunch and layer; also, seediess Rasins. Cur
rantr Prunes and Cranberries, all new crop. TO
those who are In want of such articles, they would
do we'll 10 give call. they will be sold at re-
duced prices A. ANT0Nl,
no i3 st. Nicholas Saloon.
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CHAMBERS IN HORSES.-This is
VI sad disease and carries of thousands Of hsrses
every year. tits commencement it seems to be an
inflammation Of the membrane Of the nose but after
wards becomes darker; il generally comes from one
nostrils only it Is very decetful disease and may
60 on for weeks months and often two years before
ii II discovered by his owner.
ders and restore the animal TO his former flesh,
health and spirits.
Sold by all Druggists. nole
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2ARRAIaE MANUFAcToREs.

E@G CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
SSZ-23Hs second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
3er suitable for Hack or family use Apply to
e. 2t-ta ALEX NJfT Auct
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THE NuRpEREp rRAIN.

The train which has been so cruelty massacred
was under the charge Of Captain Baker, familiarity
known as "Uncle jack" from Carroll county, Ar
kansas-Silas Edwards and William Baker, son of
the Captain, are also known to have been in the
train. At Cedar City, sIr. Honea saw President
Haght riding a large bay horse which he recog
nized as having belonged to Mr.. Sas Edwards;
was informed by Hatch that young Baker bad an
opportunity OF escaping, and went short distance
but afterwards returned; was afterwards wounded
10 the arm; again escaped from the massacre, and
had proceeded about ten miles this side the Muddy
when he met the Youngs, who had escaped froin
San Bernardino. He was advised TO return to the
Muddy, which he did, when he met by Hatch
a. In h,rk khnn, al
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock Of Ready
Made Clothing of MERCHANT, WEISIGER Il CO.
will conduct the business nnder the style of DARRA
COTT, HARRIS 4 Co, and hope by diligence and
fir dealing to msrit the continuance of the patron
age SO literally bestowed on their predecessors.
DARRAC0TT, EARRIS d co.
CHARLES r. DARRAcoTT,
Is. NJ HARRIS,
SOBr DAaRACoTT.
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NEW G00DS.--We have just opened,
~ this morning. choice lot OF Clothing. consist
ing Of fine Dress and Proek Coats side-StTpe Uassi
mere Suits; Black and Fancy Velvet Vests. all stylas
and cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants ct all
prices Furnishing Goods of all kinds and qualities.
For great bargains, call
DAkRACOTT, HARRIS 4 CO,
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IIATR SOFT AND GLOSSY.--A luxu-
Il rious grewth of Hair, soft and glossy. can be
obtained by the Of Pelleiters Golden Fluid
i'Ns ~ GEO. DOwDEN, Druggist,
M &c IT'S Broad street.
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We are In receipt OF the aaceta de Guatemala
10 Oct 9th
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III Z DISP ATcH.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
1 oS lhE NoRIuERN LIGHT
'i,7So,oo0 IN GOLD ARRIVED.
important from Central America
War Against Costa RIca Deelnr.a nv
Nicaragua.

The steamship Northern Light. fram a.a;n..,,
We Havana, arrived at New York Sunday sven;pg
sns came upunexpoctediy, no announcement Of bsr
being below having been given She brings Il Tso :
wy, In treasure, six hundred passengers. and IN.
cali6rnia maiis Of the 9Th ult.
The French frigate perseverante. Cant q has.
so.s, bearing the nag Of Admiral Luyeoi, Comman.
SeI o. the French feet In the Pacific arrived ~
san francisco, on the 4th inst, from Tahiti via
iaolo and Honolulu, in seventeen DAYS. she i. =
sne 'eokiag frigate aud mounts sixty guns, with
efsx s q I've hundred and sixty men.
assse wes a little brush of fight between tbe
- Honey Lake--a valley east of the main
esesS ~ - Sierra Nevada, in latitude 50 degree,
In~ - q Do Indians, but peace has been restor.
<sS4.ipers contain reports of the discovery
81 e3stxftsss IN senoma county, near Petaluma
kyA{xsa owe of mammoth trees has been dis.
&f1<xsStfaax riposa county. The ordinary siza ~
'afks l. s1s 300 feet in height, and from 10 TO 81
SSeWHKeaefer The discoyerers of the last
aFys6o4u1 instrument for measuring the treas
~ k42MA hat they thought some of tho treas to
r. -GNf6T t&an the largest in the groves prAyious
NAprSQneu6 This is the third man moth grove in
Gesx - FIRST discovered has Al trees; the sec.
eak -. kad tie last Sc. These groves are near tbo
rosst to the great Yosemite Falls The u,ost ceis
brated msmmoth grove in the State, however il IN
Calsveras eosnty. There four in ALL
The United States District Court on the 2lst nit.
confirmed the claim of Juan Crisostonlo Gaiindo 10
eight thouaad acres If land lying one league south
of the town s{ Santa Cara
The cls.0 u j. e. Palmer and others to the BENZ
to DtAk ciein was argued and submitted before the
United sez1ss District Court on the 2lst ult.
fAs frsA Il Charles Gallagher in the Fourth
D.zsrtcs Uyp t, for the murder of OHara, some
tas3s Essk ago, in fight on Pacific street, wa.
SsxsseEoe the 2lst ult., and resulted in a YER
eES 9HE, lughter.
R2 49, States Grand Jury returned a true
4NataWs. tentagainst Augustin Haraszthy late
EAEeAsc ltiner in the United States Branch
Essss sste, settlement of $15l, 600 from the mint
Atfas&S man, named All Kewu committed
fyaEa g. o0th ult., by taking opium. The
szE gxT&4s signed for the deed was that She was
ESxEfSa6 in debt, and some of her creditors
EZeErMkSs iWportuned her.
AE{14s& name Pablo Fontaine, attempted to
@N1e1 IA on the 3lst nit, by shooting him
eeE HAaaw tol. The ball passed entirely through
h bc4Y. is life is desp.ired Of
Ihs eaes& of fines imposed in the Police Court
daring tAe Gonth Of October, was $3320, of which
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DORT HUMMELSHINE,, Berlin Iron,
i pear, Tortoise Shell. Morocco and Leather
perte Monnaies for sale by G. GENNBT,
no "a Eagle Square.
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INDUCEMENTS OF THE SEASON
novel styles Of fine FALL CLOTHING, received li-
rectiy from their own manufacrory. in whish they
Offering the greatest inducements u ths se4sen.
You will find at all tunes the
LARGEST STOCK
LATEST STYLEsil
BEsr BARGAIES!li
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Mr.. Honea says that in coming into San Bernar-
dino about fifteen miles the other side of the sink
of the Mohave river, be met the mail wagon for
Salt Lake City, having large quantity of pistols
and ammunition. The driver wished to purchase
arms from the party, but they refused to sell.
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mx les eorner Main arg Psezlss
4 MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FoR GEN.
IA TEEI CLOTHING, a. ITO Main stxeet, And e9S
stock ne con .idsr superior In every rssPect
The asnortnlcnf ID eompiefe ~ I'll pq9n1& -
anaIity and sfyie pFese and Business Co =, 0qog
Goefs aud kaeians. thawls and klanken r4Nt4nNa
Drawers Colnrs and crayAta. socks - Gl1yoe--
Y crowds r. q Goods vAisA W ~ dsspsus66 esAae
br cash.
dRosa0Na. ruP1A,n, 60