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AIEW NND NALt NHI,E BOINs - L.,

~ sale by OEO NJ WEST NN'''u anu LOT
4 DcfJndry Of Arts MdnH,rcfures and u;,<..
clear exposition OF their principles Practice by Apdrs ,s
VI u KS :, etc. nusTAt sixteen hnnd,.1
snsravnss on wood Fourth edition. corrected and eaty
larged vols sVo cloth, Is $50 e'N@'S e"-
As nHoTy Neto kHgdHd, nom to iCiO by John Win
throp ESQ FIRST Governor the OF the
Bay from his original with mote. 40 uns,,, %
civil and Ecclesiastical GeoKraphy set,es,
and Institutions Of the Country. and NJ ~
rreba Planters by James Savage Of the Masaehu
seu Society; edition, additions and coTr
by The former Editor vol svo cloth, portrait q 90
Eited by bis Robert James
Coleg~, Oxford vos svo. cloth, with portrait "a 60
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ESissN ,.t 10 AoEtOih-HY THE tON-d st--Tl
n PORTABLE STEi NEOA r "ECRTLStA.,,1JESks,-r
IE,h,' Carr. JuIiS DAyIsIhe CURTIS PECK 1k--<1s-SZ
having undergone thorough ovcrhIirg
M boat" pumps &e m accordance With the late act Of Coz
will saturday 10th inst the
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf precise
AZ O'Clock Tussay Thursday Saturday morning.
Thereafter, at the sane hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning. the
hou touching all tc regular landings the river, going
returning Freight taken a. usual.
Passsgc To Portsmouth, Norfolk
Meas. 50 each.
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Two 1n'hhk GLTrhlis-PRoPosALs FOR suIs-p,oo.
posas will be received office Of m. Rict aaI o.
s Knroad Company In Richmond, 1900 Railroad sui,
srhcAtoNs ioR sis IKoS TRAcE-The sin. ar. ,o ~
white or post oak che.nut free from had tno,.
SHAKES or other defects calculated 10 inns, ,hi
or durability and feet long moi les thar
uAhet.r AT the small end to be baTksd and ,mooibIv
ne 81 'so sides and parallel to the heart faces 10
hrwinE The said sis to delivered ei,hsr ~ M, .s
iSrsourt Port Wahal, the The Road snd ,Iss.
py te contractor convenient to be loaded
eed ~ the superintendent persun he NAV pnon
tue Nho'e 10 DC delivered ~ the LIST VI March, 1854
om..p .ppp :, ihos DoDAMEAD, superintendent
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NAMES WOODHOusE, (iae A Wood
e3see house, Piano Porte Ware Rooms, Ia gle Square
III n ri hRehmoud, Va.
- " The subscriber has Tor sale nj his warerooms
above his Book store Of Piano Foes
other the Kind
In order keep this variety he constantly supplied from
three the respectable and distinguished
the United sodart Co b. Dunham
and J. Chick eTing.
furnished t225 f t255
500 f2 $35, 500, 4i5O 400 1000 Comprising
the priced richest
elegant The difference nni and number of ortayes
sttung mostly variation prices. All instruments the
above their them and warranted
perfect be- touch. workm -hip aud durability.
subscriber pledges himself exchange take back
Piano sold ~ him. which prove 9th, tuisc than god
orders from the and ftithfy executed and
Pianos packed securely any dis without injury
Oli Planes taken In payment.
Pianos tuned anil repaired.
Subscriber Piano Fores
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,IrN q hiNVND ND nVcION IlNk
,59lS ~ PAChErs.-Thi, line . connposed Of an
l41xShe following vessels, aud sails Boston H3fS
-<.2=6every wNpN HspAr: " Szi&lAlS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain &. O. Rogers
MISSIONER. "a a. kos.r.
COURIER, ] "A Ros.r.
SHARON o. M NIsk.r.o,
a. MnkCn TAYLOR, Cyrus Nickerson,
JCLlkrTE, Obed Jr.
vessels are OF the nr class built expressly this
and have superior accomnoda tions for passengers
They commander by experienced Captains vel. ouaaed
LOT the trade and Who will
De towed up and down the river steam may
relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
going North, ordering Boston,
70 ,ne interest to ship by this lis the only regular line
Hesht viii always be taken
to give satifseti,n. ~ 'O"
respectfully ask and hope full share
The vessels will lie In Richmond at Rockets In BOSTON n,
hoNes wharf, DAVID CURRIE Richmond,
ALLEN WEIGH, boston,
UE' No. 1888 State street 1
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sNI;ItrrTtSS FNItNiEns.-we believe It will he inter
est1E q the Farmers in Virginia know that they
FpnuJc IN Richmond On better terms than cyean North
Market aad TO the above assertion lately sold
several Farmers Furniture who have priced goods
the NORTH the buying hut finding they could
chase better Rchruud
Therefore, call the Planters 10 bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES HARDWOOD,
sr1S lite Excl Rank
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Ssa1s sSo sr2 assd sSsEoo asS sSr,
law soSEsTss n. city, embracing ali tn.
& DS,,. s,ss;s: is.,Go
story i S.s or ~ n;
MsOlS standard authors in tn.
.sS Ne. s SSs sPa Win
s, sSIioOI Sooks- An I'll. Kind. In use. such a.
s.s $:: ::SS sSs:;:s; %s:i';;
Is.sS:f supplied liberal aI. .Sss FRENCH AeAe
notice Pa%pSe Masie nSs to any p. q. the .hor.,
RfTS fEans :. :. Kinds
WRITING Ie AND AND i Il RTsia' ss's,
PIANOS, Musical Instruments, Musical .
NorCE-Mr. v. n. MONTAGUE /, admitted :, n,,,"".,.
s be undo, Of S%os%sT
s 70, and those indebted make %
Richmond. July 18th. 1858. No. ~ Main, !, con,
NEW coNCTRN-oox MONTAGUE No % N.,,.,,
continue Se Dry e ss'5 friend: and ,h pebble they viii
81 VII. Winter stock Of ssp se ,n s
don % s'r and ss an.S fs a s 'sS
Ss, snS :. Sc
bargains until he l Of 'sss SS hand wi" be sold on
Ausu., i., isss.-Jyso yAMh . Il, cox;
II SGtx s hsi Sn ffEetS% 6S S S6 ghoL
ee shps London, Liver
P" oAso" anu haNre We receiving
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
FOR Fall trades all Of which purchased In the
,sh and markets during past summer by our
, snhTy for esh and at price, which they can
nor now De duplicated Our stock
Fancy aud staple Goods of British French and German I'm
Elected with particular reference trade of yT
ginA, North Carolina 1890 W VIZ
We have also In store, assortment Of
- DOMESTIC GOODS
Toe whole comprising the
Dry Goods ever eshibitedin Virginia. ''' 'eA Oh
We have also q complete of
IL, -, READY MADE CLOTHING
MHne,tsp@ rt,sS man Isu. and entirely Of Richmond
and workmanship. ' wv" ~ 'esaus style
We respectfully solicit from merchants y,.i,,rv All,
anu nave only TO saw hatour sold as n a. he
same goods are sold In market Ia Gls cDunfyy, '
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aR"N -Il:EL, TIN PLATTE Sc-2OO tons Iron comprising
full assortment Common English, American Rolled American
Hammered Swedrs and In glith Re nedI Iron.
ZOO bundles lilo. D. Band, and Ilod Iron
20 do American and English Sheet
% do Russia Sheet do
2n hear steel
10 tons American and English Tllistered 90.
go boxes Tin Plates
Also. Sheet Zine sPer Copper, Block Tin Pig Lead
Wir~, SPclier Solder, &C. For sale by =. H. SKINRER
ant8 Cary st., between 10 aud 18th
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EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE

EphhoN-Ihe subscriber has this day removed from bIs
place OF business on Pearl large Five
foo warehouse recently erected
aud l streets Immediately Auction stoe Of ,yrn
port Allen Co where lie will WIoisse Grog
"n .""'hi-A'"" BhS'Hess dshcTdeOTe L. H. SKINNER,
Cary
W htlNih CENTRAL. RAIL OND-PREIGuT NOTICY-
Zach article OF freight intended on the
ROAD must have the name and residence Of the
eGnEne distinctly written thereon delivered at he de-
4oeook r. NJ and the freight paid In
~
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READ AND BIZ coyrINcED.

DE ho'TLANps GTNS Bfrrts, manufagu By Dr. J,et.
SON are now recommended BY some " the prominent r
beers q the faculty article Of much
weakness Persons ofdebitaei " % u,,
advantageous 10 their health, from,
salutaTy sHect they have upon weak sy.ten.." -
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- 49, s 49, sH EN NJ

n = hOUTE-New nd mfortn-
~ BILE schedulos-Trfce Duly nom Rcipond % N,tr
iorf tcata fnnsrs isseHgeSs and 8dgeu0e LhrosgA
tes OF WiSAiHgt7 baltimore Philadelphia or ezra
and amer the 18th Of August the following quct
comfortable schedules will be bet
Richmond and New York: Richmond daily al occk
5PM " " ' - - ~ - III"
Fare TO Washington, LIST class Is 50
" Baltimore ist ....... 40
Between Philadelphia York nye times daily Al
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Captain Lrvis
he on tsc route in the Of three weeks
These ships have been bult comfort strength
and speed, and bling al 81 the modern improvements
ii into their and charge
renced otcers. Passengers taking these Gne
York, avoid the 90 change Of baggage,
th-
Ia picturesque d,yhtrul part coast
Ladies travelling alone will De paid
BEh board thu hip
malls LUnLAM 4 WATSON.
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EALL IMpnNTAIlMN-

-, ~ iron ,AhIrs, ! = 90 Hit inches
Hand Ien"n Nlb Mil, pt, CrnsClt Circular Saws.
smners h'sh-t- Anger, ch'ss, brasiug niye,. AIfe
..' cue ti. "ltgr- ana Lit- Wagon, stag. Gig and
HEtT Iares; Birdie F's, Srr1 Rein and t W.tl
lri. Flgs Brd'"', Horse Collar H.. sEIns An.
business. ' '''' 80
ILrr- goods being Purchased rc- senaiI BIRMINGHAM
&C. prepared 90 oT-r Merchants u virginia Eoil
Carolina and Tennessee 'uch uIucemcut. purchase a. Wer,
never '''urc offered in iAls market. SMITH HOBERTz
aus No st Main street
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ErN.- ENGhRs toH NEW lriIk-SIDE-
II WHFEL STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND A-5SN
JINESTO w, Of I2UO and 100 Durihen.- fPfYtS
Passengers for New York viii bear in mind that the
giant Steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cayendy, Commander
leaves Richmond regularly TUESDAY,
by Norfolk, allowing them ample place.
Passage g. New York, including and dne
In tou. ouIv
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NJ under
~ the style OF oUARlS BROOKE and will continue the Hal
aud shoc Bu-nc the old stand OF the senior Partner
HENRY w QUARLES
r RROOKE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16
AMERICAN HOUSE.
aoDSEY PARKER, PROPRIETOR.


June Sd F Kendall, Washington; Beckiey,
Lebanon Pa; Thos Graham, Pittsburgh; II
Poindexter, Virginia; E!wood Burgess, N York;
Geo Wheny; Jas Wilson, Halifax; Jas Wherry;
Major Wool, u s A; Steele, Fl Smelling; IL
Alexander, philA; Jas Graham. do, Miss Graham,
do, Hiram Porter; Sergeant, Itasca.
3,h--L NJ Shaw Anoka; Horace Seeley. Wells
vile Y; L Barber, Lancaster.
1o.--Mr Holcomb. Saltwater; w Cummings,
5, Anthony; J 4 Bishop, GaIena, Thos Wigfall,
n York; Josiah Oaks, do; Vim II Allynn, Hartford
Con; Z Jones, Chicago; III BUR-, r;
ID Crittsndon; Theo Z Parker, Saltwater; Jas Z
TUFTS, 5, Anthoay; Henry w Whiteman, do.
llia-H Bond, Phh; Rich'd Wood, do; 7 F.
Corey, Madison Ind Jas J Faste; G jenkins and
lady, phiia; Judge WEIGH and family; III g Blood
and lady n Y: A Corey; Miss Corey; w A
Cheever Esq, ST Anthony; w E Booran, N Y; K
Inglis, Scotland; J w Lynde Fl Ripley; 0 Edwards,
Kaasnazoo; S r Dent, Ohio; " Myrick.
l2th.--H Clark J l. Collins, New Orleans.
l3th.--W W Perdin, Missouri; J d Trnmble,
Saltwater; ID ) Curtiss, Deansvii'e N Y; N Estes,
81 An,hony; p Prescott and son, TT Smelling; p
Russell. ST Anthony; J d Ludden, Marine Mills; d
l. PAIN and lady, ST Anthony.
l4.-M P Lindsey, Greer Bay; II Marshall,
Columbus; ii B Meadongh, Redwing; I. Sryker,
n Y; 5 o Edison, Milan o. Edward Austin, New
Jersey; J s Waterbury. Barrisburgh; II Whitacre,
New Lisbon; Il NJ Barber, Wisconsin; NJ Sitkinoih,
~ Y; Jas Shepley, ST Anthony; d Stanch6eid,
do + Bradley, Ala; Il Webster, do; r Steele, Fl
Smelling; l. f. Corey, Madison, la Miss II NJ Corey,
do: A Corey. n Nosk; c Chandler, Wisconsia;
u w Thompson, lie SueGr.
,l5th.--H Seihy.
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NV SCHOOL PRFsByVERIAN AssEwRLY.-
Ate. ,idins MONDAY, May 49, upon Philadelphia
g. rl.ce for the next meeting Of the Assembly,
'fe 'o-:' # Committees being in order, DE- Cox,
IRON s- nInit,ec on Bills and - vertuges, submitted
q. Rt,alt the subject Of dancing toy Church mem
bsrs rserrng the nemofalists to previous action Of
the IDLY upon that sol Jcct and also upon the
I'LL t..'g aestons:
Fr,i-fa it lawful FOR a church member 10 marry
iae dau-..r Of his sisterl
- a. After sIch mirrage Is contracted can
che petse. Extracting /. retain his Standing IN the
taa..
IS. HeeoH Sas, generally, in the Affirmative on
n'to ms, with the remarks
let tt., what Is either lawful positively for
a., Ire different matter, and often is very
ilfa.-. nua from what IL cxpedent.
s. ,gisistion by the Chnrch bind the
c,as.. eaca OF a man, and God does not forbid the
relation.
b. ,,arest Of kin should always be preferably
avoided.
ST. r 4 the proper liberty OF individuals on the
subj q marriage shonld he carefully guarded and
established, as well as all VIOLATION OF Divine laws
sa~r,l. eventcd.
5th. : forfeiture of Church standing ought 70
res h 'ioln the circumstance Of the above reta-
t..t
Il.' rave aud reverend body ike that in session
20 $50 .sl hould even directly sanction such an m
o.y ard natural connection thas reierfed 60, Is
iaJ-,l i'so,st beyond lle,ef The laws Of Ohio ex-
press - bid such marriage, and it is believed that
si.u.as a tutes exist IN Of the other States
rst fs ta.nmuee report that forfeiture OF Church
-,ll1ir. ght 20 result from the circunsanc
a. .h, Northumberland. Register.
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I l-NAwAY NEGRO AT BAY.--Thc Feiiciana,
IA : ), Of April Goth, has the f,Ilowing.-"On
: tart,, dst runaway negro was Killed IN the Par
,s. 81 Baton Rouge, just below the fine OF this
f... Ter the following circumstances Two citi-
s.i y ri Hudson, learning that negro a,
flat boat, loading with sand Just below
who suspected Of being runaway.
In skiff for the purpose Of arresting him.
seized him and put him into the shif, they
..-... x. tut had not proceeded far when the ne
a.. a. the oars, seized a Ratchet, and
rl4 Of them, wounding him very seriously.
ed, IN which both parties fell overheard.
+ both rescued by the citizen pulling TO them
BIB. q III. Finding him unmanageable, the
80 put ashore, and the parties returned 10 Port
til arms and pack Of negro dogs, and start
ed 9Th the intention Of capturing him. They
.-,. MS trail, and when found again he was
s..at t tay upon the outer le5ge Of large raft
ai 'tI- Cd armed with cub and pistol In this
r,..-. babe defiance to men and dogs--knockirg
t- .t.f the water with his club, and resoutely
. death to any man who approached him.
n ohstinately determined not TO surrender
eae . pursuars shot him. He fell at the first fire,
s.. ISL, ca,e mined he not to be captured, that
gn.1 % Hort made TO him from drown
i1s h, a.ade battle with his club, and sunk, waving
his in angry defiance at hs pursuers. lie re-
fusct ~ We the name Of his owner.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16

Pm ,cYIS THE CHINA SEAs.-Several piracies
have ben perpeua,ed in the China Seas. The Nymph
,yhch Aad large quantity Of specie on board, mar
row., sscaped capture by four armed junks. In con-
segug e Of these transactions, the British steamer
HrrDs: ordered to cruise for the pirates. We
have 4. following relating to the cruise:
9TH. 5erpes has returned harbor, having fall
e. in s:ta the pirate feet, who, as might have been
expeciit, offered desperate resistance, throwing
uplgni u hudred stiakpo,s On board the steamer
by wh; .. however, fortunately, was hurt.
OF the :vo iunks that fought hardest one was blown
up, ara, The other sunk. The remaining three were
captured, with 65 men, II Of whom were wounded
81 wcanea and i've children, supposed tn have been
captured by the pirates, also found on board,
AMI wl probably prove valuable as Witnesses before
the cya,, identifying The actual pirates. The priso.
speak the dialect Of this and the adjoining dis
uie;s.f
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16

HALIFAX, June 6.
Z Ae Cauada arrived this evening abou, o'clock,
H'iilt Liverpool dates TO MAY 18th.
The O.. ssoer Pacific arrived out on the oath, ard
10 so0E dsrs and p houfs.
GO Ffiiay night questions were put to the Govern
u-g bsh Houses to ascertain the position OF
Engis~t at regard the critical state Of Turkish
aaa,rs.
/ s.i C,t-,.nion in The House Of Lords and Lord
9oh.a Gosso in the Commons, stated that the French
ADD Eag!ish representatives at Consantincple were
Ucty concert, aud that the integrity Of the Porte
woui DE- Iaiaiained. IL hoped Aus,ri would
iasist "a nothing incompatible herewith. Bu, the
present t:rit sh Government would give further
indication Of the course they would pursue.
q grafd soiree with address Of the ant-sarery
societies was gwen 10 Mrs. Stowe, a. Allnack's,
london. Nossuth WAS present.
MARIN, lad arrived at London from his conceal
m1ns % Ia Continent. He had been iu Milan three
months lel5 the instruction and one Iaonth after il.
81 hard Consyn, the historian Is dead.
BE Submarine telegraph has beea successfully laid
ie,taan Fort Patrick and Drogheda.
TcEEEg-The Porte has refused to accept the
Ru-siaa ltins;um.
fas Il anassador Of France had ordered the
E,snch dsa to the Dartianellss, supposed with the
ini- ,ot C prevent Russia Selling or fassing tie
s. .isia--,4i Gu the 20ih il was still at Saamis.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16
CENTRAL HOUSE.
THos. BURTON, PROPRIETOR.

June Sth.--A Allen and lady, ST Anthony; "
Wells, ku,nSy; Bowman, ST Anthony; Mr. Kings
ley, Y; sir Weston, Galena; Mr. Huchins, Little
Grow; r Cummings. - Anthory; A Hone, Pr
Douglas c Becker, Saadusky; WIN Dahl, St Paul
9h.--W SpaGord, 5. ANTHONY; + Foster, Still
mater Blaisdel, d.; A SANFORD, Ills; Mrs l.ans-
man, II Loois; Mr. Gunerel, do; ID Stafford, do;
Il Mead, Greenwich.
June l0--G Thompson, Mankato; J Fisk, Still
water; s Dollar; u Townsend Mr. solomon;
Philips
II,h--W II Hubbard and family; J Fetrdge, 3
Creek T L Card aud lady, Jackson; J Foster; A
Rankin, Ills; L Marston, Qoincy; Cap; Max
well, Pt Prescott.
l2th.-M Peobles, Chicago; : Hastings, HIS
J Taisey, Shacopc.
IA Van Worries. Saltwater; VI Jarrett,
s. An,hoy; n Estes, do; J W Dyer. do
l4th-H Baly, Hastings; \ Baii!y, W abashaw;
II II Shley, Mendoza; Nj Fantaut, do; o X
Cole, Chicago; J c Martin, Burlington; Thos Da-
mars aad lady, St An;hony; Benz Spencer, Ia.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16

5'aS VI reported in London tha. letters
h.I . .e. received tom Shau2h,e the Sd March,
FIVE 51'' later date than receive by the overland
iaaii, ce :iDiag announce ment that the British
reside : al prov sioned their ships, and we're pre-
-1rrt q, b,,k in of emergency; and that the
t3iaa.s ar,horitics had applied 10 the British Con-
81 ~ I'D enable thein TO protect Nankn and to
,.rr re be.lion, and the Consul had referred the
ila.t-s1 e Colonial Government.
b ,es rom 81 Petersburg, of April %, says
There j. lunch talk in the best informed circles of
%, 10 IN Of a Russian Envoy sent to China over.
la ari tho it is said had already arrived at Kia-
tat 2 s,s confidently reported that the object Of
was e. offer TO the Sovereign Of the Ce-
IT, Al ire, the aid of Russia ia qnelIng the nsur-
rtri.t = IL douinions.
III Gtr peror has invoked British aid against the
jn-c. -ts.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16

The e esceat Git with New Orleans and Hava-
M dair:s arrived 1T III O'clock, A. NJ. Among her
nasseu;ers IS Hon. Pierre Soue. She left Havana
az moor; ca the 18th ult. At Havana il is reported
that al; Captain General has Instructions from Ma
d.id e. cunsider, in connection with the prominent
slayeh lders, the question Of emancipatng the me-
groes % binding them as apprentices, also to allow
tho eos auction OF cmigraats from Africa. Inte-
ga1ce lom Cardenas confirms previous reports of
6ul ~ evolutionary documents among the soldiers Of
ala Dat ks. There quite row at the Univer-
s.y or 49,, ,0;h of May. On the anniversary Of the
haalnof Lopez several students were arrested four
o, wh IN wrte charged with collecting money for the
CUBAN i n,e. They were dismissed.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16


T:lo ssafa-r Daniel Webster from San jean had
arl ;cl 3rosins San Fraaoisco dates 10 the 18th of
Ma; ths Daniel Webs,er connected with the
IS rs:a ylda The Prouietheas sailed from San
Jus.. ta N1v York May 3lS,, with i50 passengers.
S-m fsacisco papers are only 10 the 10th, and
ouf -,sHalCbes are meagre. The mining accounts
e.e II "a ,rable character. The Sonora Herald
r.cr A l-4ay lucky discoveries Of large Jumps, and
asa sous ~ "dggings" 90 the river, whsr. humps
sailed q mn $500 To 1900 had been taken
NEW Yo8K, June 7.
I'll z on the Charter election has passed oil
gaie*y. .ei It predicted in favor Of the Reform
l-rsle.-
NORFOLK, June Z.
Tile :. steamer John Hancock, having under.
gore laa essary repairs for the expedition TO Bhe-
l4ag -ta.i-. has finally departed.
MEMPHIS, June Z.
>7,hern Convention met thar morning. and
zee sri-l tr. Dawson and 20 Vice Presidents from
far ai.es One hundred delegates from i States
we're prcsr8t. But iiite has been done as yet, ex-
ID. q slr ointment Of Committees.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16
WAsnfSGToS. June 3.

81. Seeter, of Mortrose, Penn, was to-day ap.
pointed Soliciior 10 the Treasury. The report 4 at
Judge 90 neius had written 10 Gov Lane requesting
hir 50 desist -ezing the Meceia creates sone sen
cation uoIe, bat il not credited.
4 d,nocraiic paper representing Benton, aud the
Ia iuer interests about being started mere In op-
positi,s. o the Union.
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NEW STORE.

BLUM, at his new Store on ST. Anthony street,
LIE two doors below the Rice House, has just return
cd from the City OF New York with Stock o! Fancy
Dry Goods that cant be beat, in this any other city
OF the Onion. Among his stock will be found of
the finest French Goods ever imported; am determin-
ed to give bargains. Ladies, you want Goods that
unsurpassed for beauty and caeapness, call 1T my
new store ST. Anthony street, and will sell you
Goods prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
Millinery goods Of every quality and all varieties.
Gloves and Hosiery, of all kinds and prices. Ladies
and Gentlemens' Boots and Shoes. Gents Furnishing
Goods In fact every article IN the Dry Goods line
be got our CHEAPER for cash. than any other
establishment in the City. This is tfae-try Us and
judge for yourselves.
Nav rs, 1858 -6tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
Saint Ecuig.


ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and F5rVarding House
''saf" acoRiDoE; rRkscfs Mc'rAp1.
Qate Twcheii d. Morridsej
CoiNo q C9nrngc,ai and Pine .Strsey
& fChS!GNMENTS and Commissions ysl, NEE. ,v,h
u prompt and Personal attention. ana liberal cAs,r
ADVANCES will be given on Consignnen,s or g;lis OF
i.ading IN HAND
The Forwarding end Receiving Of Merchandise and
rfeuce Will meet with especial care and dspste Ire
lowest rates OF Freight will ALWAYS be procured and
the expense Of Storage and Dravage as much As oos
sibie avoided. - -
ORDEas FoR PuRoHAsrNo filled at the shortcs, no,
ice ard lowest uarsct prices.
REFEREscEs.
Charles, Blow { Co., 9, ,.
Choteau q Vale, 81 LOUIS
Doan, kihg {; Co.,
Il I; 8 T SeSSSids, q Brother loui.vals.
Ellis & Morton,
Strader 4 German,
Hosea Il Frazer, }Cincnpat,
Springer & Whileman,
j.. o. Goodman n Co.
W. Bntier & Brother,
u. l.eeCh & Co., Pitt.LurpF
Wsl. HOLMES q Co.
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck s. Morgan,)
Shields 4 Miller, r.,,.,
l.. {. Yarnhu. in!i&oelpuia
b. Il. tDmeavs
5Sfsha iS9 G : CO. Cole, Baltimore.
$;ss' ! Il, 9 T? RESI-. New ro,a
a G.. IasweN d CO. ~,
Howard son 4. Co. o"S'ci'
T e THicAel q Co, Nesy Orleans
have AZ open Policy OF Insurance, which will
cover al shipments 10 address, when id Used ~
fteF per mail, when endorsed On bills of fading
before or al She time Of shipment
MOGRiDeE & McFAUL.