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TERRITORY OF NIiNNEsOTI.

AENRiIoHf cE MINNESOTA,
DIsrRIcT CouRr, LIST DISTRICT, lS
Ramsey County. '
Alvin Higgins, Elias S. Higgins, and Nathaniel D. Hig
gins, partners in trade, under the name and rn
al A. and L. =. Higgins ~ Co.
Against James Curran and William b. LAWYER, partners
IN trade under the naine sly IL and firm Of Curran d.
LAWYER.
To James Cnrcan and William b. Lawler partners
etc, Che above named defendants:
NOu are hereby Summoned aud required TO answer
i the complaint in this netion Of which IA copy is
filed IN the office of the clerk of said court serve
copy of the sand complaint on The sub
subscribers, al their Office in ST. Paul. within twenty
days alter the service hereof exclusive OF the day such
service; and II you fail 10 the said complaint
within The time aforesaid, the plaint, this action
VIII tahe judgment tor the of tiv, hun
bred and eighty dollars and forty cents with iers,
fon the vh day OF June, A. D. 1858, besides the
RICE, HOLLINsTEAD & BECKER,
Dated 81. Paul, Aug 10, A. d. / SO. ls-6t
TERRITORY or MINNESOTA,
DisrRIcr Co,RT, Isl DIsTRIcT, s,,
County Of Ramsey,
Alexander Freeman and - Bright partners under the
name ard irm OF Freeman and Bright"
Against James Curran and William b. LaWler, part
hers, under The name and firm Of Currau and LAWYER
10 the above named defendants James Curran and
William D. Lawei, partners, under the and firm
OF CurTan and LAWYER
NOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED 10 answer
the complaint ia thi, action copy ct which Is dled
IN the Office Of the clerk of said court and TO serve
copy Oh your answer to COMPLAIN. ri
bts, AT iHtlt Office IN the town OF ST. Paul within TWEEN
iy days after the service Of this summons on YOU ex
elusive OF tie day of such services and if YOU fail
The said compliant within the time alor.sad HE
plahtns III this action Will ju gmcnt against on
Tor The sum of two thousand hundred and thlr,
dollars and ni:ety-two cents, with interest the sun,
OF ete Thousand four hundred and thirty collars and
nine cents nom The h day of July 1853 and on one
thousand dollars and eight. thrce cents from the "a,
dag vi August, ie3 besides tie costs ct THIS action.
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD u BECKER
Plaintiffs Atty's.
e,
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THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND-complete. B
Agnes StricAlaDd For sale by
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LETTER PR ESSES,
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. laf am, Conn. Frances ID. Gage, Mssouri.
Horace Ga,elcy, y. \. 5. ". Booth, Wisconsin
"a TAI -sahs, X. !. II. :. llton. Mississippi.
i-lcrt III Mott, Penn. .. G.. Wheeler, California.
c. s. : rance, Ohio. Il. Gold smith, Csnaoa.
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4O LIE DUO & ROHRER'S.
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Regular Minnesota River Packet. for
the New Fort and Mankuto.
c-,> THE light draUsht pa.ser-
tss:..-A>,e, ser h ;:.;$j' . nAsxn,
.sssx=:=-z,-yrr.gr CIT. HARLOW,
From II Paul 10 the above and al iutermcd1re ucrts
and WI conlinne in The trade aurug the seuson
For Freight or passage, apply OBJ board lsu
81. Paul, Galena, Rock Island. Dav-
export, Muscatine, Burlington. Keo-
kuk and st. Louis Packet.
'E'liE entire New ard splendid Passenger Steamer
L CIR Nd PR RIE.
4. \. siiEBLE, Master.
VIII fr IN the above trade during he present
V,sY attention will be paid Ia the cou,iort ac-
upon eir freight being carefully handled aid foiaps
Geli,sEed For freight passage apply board,
eli McLAGAN n CO, Agents.
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
Fo Q,atcy. Farso,r, ka0but, Bo In gtJa, Mt,co:sl,
R,,f Llaqd, Gai.ea Dubuque end 81. P.m.
Thc Fast Running Passenger steamer s!gFN Az
$50 81. II CINE lANtILIE Master. MI run be-
t'.een - Fam ant -. Louis dating the present
the utmos, punctpaliiy and dis zach cal b. reir
IN Tie discharge Ui all business entrusted 10 His boa1
For iieish' or passage aipIs Q" b'3fi, ~ 8"
). W. BASS u 60. Agents.
Removal.
TvrNT. =. COME has remo'ed lis Boob Store
=. rear!l on 0rtr hi, old stand. Where .c yruuiI
be pleased "a ms irien'>i feeling assured tnat ne
suit tirn 10 every thing IN h. !ltr. 81
goods hHye arrivod' among which can be louu1
zoe Roll. Wolt iapef, Window Contains,
Bordcfing ard screens.
Al The lake Cheap Publications, Uncle Tom Cabin.
ard att 10
Blank Books in ala varieties. Stationery of every des
c,ptiou and # The best quality Fancy Goods to Mt
nsiou@ 20 mentions bat cal las it - no trouble to
CONR'S FRANKLIN BOOK SHORE
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yHN!IE NEW CLERKS ASSIST ANT-adapied TO the
II Miuncsota Code and the best Form Book in use
For sale at LIE DUO ROnRER'S.
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FISHING TACKLE.

A FINE assortment Of superior Tackle, for sale at
IN LIZ DUO & ROuRER'S.
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Circular.

~ RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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GNRINDSTONES--Der.aA and common, -
N AZ MARSHALL coz
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ARRIVALS AT TEE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
YESTERDAY,

EXCHANGE HOTEL.--J II Deiarnette, Mrs
G Deiamette, Caroline; Il Gibson II Newman,
w Snowman Orange; Morris. Hsnover; . s9t ,
Chariotte Miss M Hummer, Mics Il Hammer, Tenn;
] A Hammer Lynebbre; Il ii Redwood. University /;
Il p Long, Tenn; II II Spencer X and Queen; NJ
Gosgin, Va; M w Bailey, FrederickshurI; Mann
Jan,, stowu; Mrs Nesan Ahinadon: w Downing,
Washington; Dr ] L kurruss, Luuiss; g Barnett
Samuel Pointer, North Carolinn; DIR Walker, Ches-
tcfteid; Mt Dunn, Amelia; VIM Woods, Chester
ield; ID Markham, do Davis, Isaac Curd, II $
College Miller, lady and con, Amelia; Miss Ba-
.haw, N.Y. Q Masters pr Edward; Mr. Bradlove, Mr.
Cfunp, w Hoi, Halifax; w O'Bannon, Ky: r q
hntiin Alb; ID " afson; Petersburg; Claiborne.
Va; Prot, buckingham; ) L Blake, !; Pat
nam. bos,oni Dc Woodiry and daughter, G; Edw
Griffith, MsJ w Hoyt aud daughter, York; II
Gibson Misses X aud Gibson, Philadelphia; Lewis
~ Collnen, Hanover; Lewis, Nashville; Ro Me-
Ehesney, Roanoke; NJ Whittenore, FredercSshg;
gregory, King VIM; i L. Woodbridge Midlothian,
= = . Msgroder, Charlottesville, 5 G Herring, Y;
ttush scntt, Fredericksburg: Dir WILDLY, Mrs VIII
iopy' ~ u w Ferry and lady, Augusta; II Church,
-, Duke, BgrliDg ton; l. Seldel Lousn;
", \ Gacke, Cumberland; K Boiling, jr, Petersburg;
|" ~ ~ Iolook, StetaIdi Carmichael, University;
Vile.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Winston. Thompson, w
btaFy College, w II Branch, w Goode, ST, A X
t na.,ey ana sons, t M Bufoot Co ttre Chester
n t w Cook Powhatan @ II Dearborn, Y: Jno
W mite, AlbemHrle; 4 Il Davidson, Powhatan; X a
Ct.o3t2n; Vaughn, Noble. Mast Noble, Ame-
IA; } X Faulkner, Halifax; A Mitchell, Va; Du-
hTe, Hanrtor;G " Harry, I.un.nburg; Miss NJ A
french, do; J y Hicks, NC; d II Hardaway, Master
i nafd,n,way, NotiowayiJ Il smith, Flnvanna; WHIT
i1R, Mecklenburg; IL WaddIe, Winchester. :
CITY HOTEL.-L 4 Gatewood, W Whiting
meGrIco; NJ Bhz, City Point; D Couden, Va G X:
/ Sltrs aud lady. Guyandottei w Spratey, Faui
cor, surry; l. " SpratIey, late of Wight; W Tnft-.
kcysv!e; w g Burchett, Prince George; Il Disney,
Y; g d Seply, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL-Dr Gordon Norfolk; Col
Gafnett LYnchburg; T Martin. WILLIAMSBURG; r
Fowikes Chariutte; Rev Early, Bynchburg; w
Snmonds, Meckeuburg; J Irving Esq, Richmond;
) hodgson. Fluvauna; Servire, Halifax Va; Lyon,
win, Suffolk, Va; 4 A Duke and lady, z Douglass
Va: Geo Booker, Buckingham; Chadwick. Louisa;
I Lewis, MeIccrsburg; ID McDufiir, Va; 4 Patcu,
T NJ SmaTtwoud, Lewisburg; Fl SIrattou, dc; 6
Wenton, c; + Leaveuswurth. Petersburg; Il
Robertson. Army; Nj Vail, N Y;CJ vi King, NJ
khngrudeE, Liverpool G Durant, w Burrow, New
YORK.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
VIhttINlA.
Destructive Frnn IN PErEassuRo.--Th Elk.

VIRGINIA
DEsrsucr1vK FrRR IN PETERspuRa.-The Elk
press, of yesterday, has the following:
This morning about l l-2 O'Clock, the Waterman
at Mr. Uriah Wells extensive Foundry ana Ma
chine shop en- Old Street. discovered that tue To-
bacco Factory OF Messrs, Haley & Siurdivantr
nearly in OF the Foundry, was on hte. lue
alarm wac immediately given. tue diheFehe uoi n
OF The city sounded, and the htem'n ptSlhpoS
obeycd the suumohs hut the iaines naa 'h"uV eu, :
rapii progress besoretlSy atIiNe"' ta"' !" "e
possible 10 save the factory or any u ''s
the whole were rsjuced 20 a@ees. ...-,., x,
Weare unable nj The late hour we now write g
o'clock, A. NJ 10 ascertain extent Oh ''''' 'uS"
The larrc machine shop of Mr.. U. Wells is on
6re L,t tSe f,sinen are maxim. almost sapeihu'
nnsncSert,o,is, and it is thought twill be saved'-
Il is supposed 10 be the work oi an inecha'a'S'
HAuRo.p Isox. The ship Bristol Belle is below,
in James River, with iron for the Virginia and CT
ncsseo Railroad.
ptsrkIcr Couar.-We learn from the Southside
Democrat that on Monday last, ia the case OF IoI'
dan VS.. the Powha,an Steamboat Company tEe
Judgment % the Circuit Court OF Petersburg was
reversed and the case cent back fer new trial.
TuSxrrs.-The Fredericksburg News speaks of
souarter OF an acre o. land in Rappahannock
county, which produced 800 bushels ofturnps.
PLANK RoAp.-Thc Stockholders ef the Frcdc.
rcksburs Plank Road Company have adopted the
G,rmanna route to Culpeper Court uouse-reIuc-
ing The distance to Culqeper Coult House to %
miles The Presidents salary will hereafter be
SS00per year.
ALMOST 4 suIcIDE.-A young man in Writ
county recently invited his friends TO step up and
take their last drink with him. They, suppcsing
him 10 be ia joking mood, drank all around, when
he drew pistol aad attempted 10 shoot himself
The benevolent pistol refused to go off" and the
young man was saved lie then drew knife and
cut his throat; but the knife took care not to touch
a vital part, and second time was he rescued
from the jaws of death. These rash acts were al
for love"
QUESTION AND ANswER.-Aa exchange paper
ssks-"Why not make wine in Vjrginiai' The
answer is easy: Because there is plenty of pure
cold water, which is much better.
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HUMOROUS SELECTIONS.

THE CIRcUs.-ThOse who have visited travel
ling circus far inland will readily conceive that the
following from Punch mi ,ht DC true
Madame Barroni and full OF the greatness otthe
announcement, the master OF the ring bows grace
fully 10 the audience. Madame Ra mont Ggain we
remember the promise OF the doOrkes per, and are
upon the iptpe ot expectation, aud, fixing our eyes
upon the entrance to the IinG, ippaiIel,iy wal -
Madame Barroui an AraD steed.' we figure
her al ouce-staiey IiippO!y a, mscHii,ent as
Zeuobia but treu--''stanuilg on her mead and
the tambuuriue.' that was evidently fiction o.
the showlGan's An! the door is flung open and
with bound, the Arab vaul over the barrier u
throws the wind the wild stream Vi his uaue.'
No such thing. TIC door is Carelessy sgUag
back by Mr. Merryman, Cine most melancholy spe
cillen Of the class we yes have seem ana Madame
BaTrOnl, eauGf, lar, eC- pUuod WUman--a hard
featured shlstoD in gauge, pink tleshia4s, ana
rouse-a being compounded tium pas;ebUErd aud
the paint pot appears IN tie IirCle-apTeliS stand
In erect upon small wiry-,Uokiug pony, whg, ~
the sei,posees Ell manLcT III which lie SHicacs
his tai, and the COllDCs5 OF his tTOt, ,xAIUis NJ
once knowledge q lis own capabilities, an! a
contempt Tor those Of Ills audience We forgive
and forget the Arab delu i3n tor that pony 5 sake
and swear friendship to Iii Il the spot: and ID,
tor Madame Barfoni, how shall we describe her
manifold accom- liShmenjs!-her riding sideways
lengthways, every way but the legitimate one OF
sltuo2 Oh the sadilc2 How shall we describe her
"a, standing erect, with arms folded across her
uosoh! ana lGet keeping quick time to tae music,
sne sails gracefully ruuu12 A wan smile flickers
about the face, like moOnheam which saidens
win Is ign; SOME rugged block Of lnany-tintel
marble. Poor devil! how lies sorrow is lined in
every feature OF thy si,ky facet Thou art sad
sisht In those gau y trappings, Which seer to
mock thy mise y-thou poor Zen0hia Barr0ni; as
sad si5ht as thy namesake in whom there was
much of the pas'eboard an tue paint-pot too when
she followed with trembling limbs the car of Azure
lian.
AN UNNECESSARY 1aTPoRTATIoN-Closeiyfo follow.
lag the American sewing machine ha. come a thresh
inT machine, from the fanse country Perhaps the
former was needless, but the latter is much more
SO, considering the great number Of strong thresh
ing machines we have already in our own land O
home make, n the shape of brute husbands!
BEATEN ALL TO FITs.-An Advertisement in th
newspapers states that ''he best fl is he best yee
Surely the ladies will never sub scribe to this sxiIu
tor when they want TO wheedle their husbands on
OF new bonnet or shawl they And the best fit to b
the hysterical.
A NATURAL CoNsEQURNCF.-'Vhen an sfter.6ir
ner orator, owing to a fuddled Intellect ia uusbl
to carry ou his lea>, il is pretty sure sim that
Will very shortly have to be carried out himself
An INVASION THAT BRITAIN yycULD CCrRT-
The flour OF the French army
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MEDICINES WoRTHY 4 PLACE ~

MEDICINES WORTHY Al PLACE IN
1sA Alb FAMiLIES.--THE MEDICINES or Dg
J, 8; ROsE are all of high repute. and can be
recommended, they the result of an extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty the City Of
Foa ALL NERVOUS Avrycrtoss.-DR. J. a
ROSES NERVOUS AND INvIG0RATING COR
DlAL.--The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing medicine. for raising up weak con
siution, Gebtated by care, labor, study disease
aets Ike charm 1t gives strength sud appetite, and
gossesses great iuvigorating properties For Heart
Diseases, all Nervous Affections, Flatulence Heart.
burn, Restessness, Eumbness, Hsura gia raising the
Spirits, and giving power to the whole System, it IL
almost miraculous IN its effects Fifty ceuts bottle.
THE GREAT PAIN CUREH.-TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER WITH ANY PAlN.-Pain is the forerun.
of most diseases. Cure the pain and you check
the disease. DR.. J S. ROSES PAIN CURER 10
admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
II Cholera Cholera or6us Dysentery Pains IN the
Stomach Bowela, Back, Limbs, Sides Sprans Ri,-
ings or Lumps in the Breasts of Females Ear OF
Toothache, Rheumatism, aud indeed for any psin
No family traveller should be without bottle OF
this wonderful and reliable preparation. IL ia excel
at I9l, 25 and 80 cents.
FSa cGUen Re1 GFGys As2
SYRUP, gives Immediate reiIei to the worst Cough
whether consumptive or proceeding from cold. II
al avs irritation of the Lungs and forties the sys-
IN gsnst any future attacks In bottles ut 50 cents
md 81.
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dan
& rous complaint yields Immediately to Dr. J. g.
K SEES never-fang GROUP SYRUP Price y cents
WH0OPING COUGH, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp we ther The afflicted viii
ana great reet in the use of DIR. j. s. Roses
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re-
lieves and prevents the disease from running into
other aiseases, sueh as INFLAMMATION Of rbe
..NGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CONSUME
TION. Price 50 cents.
FoR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAD-
DER.-DR. J. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This is decidedly one of
the best remedies used for diseases of the kid
neys bladder, &c, and also for equity affections al
WAYS highly recommended by the late DR.. Physck,
and many of the most distinguished medical men
abroad. Price 80 cts.
All of the above Preparations, with DR.. Roses
Medical Advserto Persons in Sickness and IN Health
to be had of o. a. Strecker, A. Bodeksr, B. Wood,
pnrcell Lrdd Il Go. Adie Il Gray, Bennett L Beers
A. Duyal, +. r. Duval & Brother, Wnl. P. Laid, A.
leslie, S NJ. Zachriss0n, and by dealers generally
throughout the county and State.
Z!-djtaU&wly
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| IMPORTANT DECISTON--MTTR-

MiORIANI ID Il T. MUIR
Il RAYS DAGUERREOTYpFS -Tba rnbt;c 10
asei n that the FLESH TINT DAGUERREO.
1T ro taken by the subscriber, are the most beau
ttul qua correct of any lin the universal worldn-
Solloning every essential requisite-feature express
SON. coior-they cannot be otherwise than perfect
lac snlle OF nature. The citizens of Richmond and
vclnlty are respectfully informed that they OBJ
tam pictures at ali times the well arranged aud At
tracitye Gallery of JOHN MURRAY,
Eagle Square, Main street. sign of the Red Flag
N b-Prices very reasonable. Stereoscopic Pic.
lures taken in style which cannot be exceeded
de =
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SUPERINTENDENT APP0INrED-We learn from
the Roa.0u A yariser that Mr.. William Parker,
who lately resi- med the supeginendency Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railr ,ad, has Oern app Jilt-
ed supe,intendent OF the Boston and Lowell Rail-
road, ana that lie has accepted the appointment.
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THE GREAT REPUBLIC.-For1y boys will 90 out
In this ship iron New York to Liverpool and thence
to Australia Tor the purpose o. gefin" i-ared into
the art of being good scanen Fifteen are engaged.
among vvh1ln a Georgian, the owner of pianta-
ton, ard soa Of Com nodore Gregory have sign.
ed shipping arJi les.
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CUBA-TEle lates- le,ers say there 10 70 be reg.
ular reform IN the Havana Gu tom House, the rea.
son gwen berg mat tle reyPnueha fallen Oft more
than million and halt dollars during the last
year Already several olhaers OF the u,toms have
been dismissed. Within the las three weeks
another cargo 81 slaves have been landed on the
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a fALPABLE ltIr-Out West, a stump orator
wishing to describe his opponent as so&Iycss man,
saii:
have heard some persons hold to the opinion
that just at the precise moment one human being
dies, another is born and that the soul enters and
anlmates the newborn babe. Now, have made
particular aud extensive inquiries concerning my
opponent there. ami ind that for some time nrc-
Vi1us to hi nativity Roj2dy died. Feliow-citiz Ems
you may draw I'll inference"
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The Greatest" 5ifike we have heard o. lately
came of in a ten.pin alley, where man got a
twelve stiike ly spiring the FIST pin, ana Knock
Ing down the remaining pics and the boy
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The editor of one Of TWO rival newspapers in n
VILLAGE out West b4asted that he had just obtaiued
a fott OF new fyps. To which the oher retorted
.Itbv. trc procured 0u2s Ting time ego"
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Louis schleginger-tbe Major Schlesi1ger OF FL
lfuefer notoriety-has been held TO bni at New
Orleans on charge of larceuey preferred against
him ty Robert G'i3bl".
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In a Country NewsroOrn In Yorkshire the follow o'
ING nn,iee ia Wi ten aver the chimney" Gentle
men learning to spell, are requested to use ycS'ef
days paper"
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Wait woull have proved striking part of
sl1n presented 70 Adam the day after the death of
Aoe nave orought before his eyes half a million
OF men crowded together in the space ola square
mile When the tirsttather had exhausted hi. won.
der on the multitude of his t5prine he wouldaten
naturally inquire Of hi3 ANGEL instructor for what
purposes so vast mulIi-u lie had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID the cemm IN end? Alas 10 I1u rdar earh nt,n,.
all Gains, and ye, no Abels -C0Ierig.
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AtTrenton few dsys since, drunken iahe,
sat his san on hot stoyefor punishment, ana hoi'
him there till he was severely burnt.
NJ. de Lamariipe has entirely recovered, and be
has insured his lite for the sum Of l60, 1O0i.
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"RemembeT the poor Oh yes We always re
member them, and don't do anything else"
The Oregon Spectator estimates the population
OF the territory at 10000.
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DON'T BE HUMBUGGED-MR o.

~ BORNE would inform the good people AZ
richmond that he Is still to be found ut his old estab
hsheo gallery, opposite the Banks. Mr. O has ro,
,aken one thousand pictures IN two month"; bDf 6s
@ds done q tine business for twenty-five mouths
,osbobNE claims to be the first in Richmond tn
give TO Daguereotypes life-ike Hesh.eolored an.
ptarauce. ~
STOCK! sTOCK!' STOCK!,i-OSBORNE IL
pEepared 20 furnish country artists with CAMFRAS
retail. ~ u1nNI VI
oc2i sign NJ the Et... " ~ ~ ~ e.,
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sNAGUERREOTYPES.-A truthful, HE

nAGUERREOTYPES.-A truthful. life
~ like, finely finished portrait or miniature of n
relative or severed from by distance or death
VINO would not prlze aud desire to possessl clear
seen. But hiOULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
OF tine anG ere pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits ia only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale. fN0
STRANGERS and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens
Observe the name and nunber-MOULSON'S Sky
ahd side Light DaEue rresu Gallery 40 Main street
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BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.

The Committee on Banks, yesterday, reported
Chat they had Investigated the memorial OF James
w, Green and accompanying documents, and pro
posed joint resolution that d committee OF five
Cwomembers OF the senate aud three members Of
the Hou.e-be appointed to examine the books and
inspect the books q the Bank OF the Old Dominion
at Alexandria
Mr.. sTuoMAs desired to know if it was the in.
tentou OF the committee that the commits toner's
thus appointed, should 60 to Alexandria or that
the officers should be summoned, and the books
brought to this city.
MIR. PAXTON explained that it was the intention
of the Committee OH Banks to leave it dscretiona
ry w tn the commissioners to so 10 Alexandria or
not.
hr. THOMAS proposed to amend the resolution
| go TO authorize the committee (or commission
ers) to "ssnd for persons and papers" Agreed to.
The resolution was further amended so as to al
low the Committee to proceed 10 Alexandria, if ne
| cessaTy, motion OF Mr. MARTIN
The ayes and noes being required, the vote was
% to q.
The resolution was then agreed to. Ayes 81
Noes 7.
On motion of Mr.. CArLErr, the Senate adj
journed.