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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

Five miles further north, near the mouth Of
river Watab occurs a crossing four hundred
(iOO) feet in length. with excellent foundations
of granite ledge This crossing is so situated
as to induce cutting of about twenty (2O) feet
in hard material upon the east shore of the
river say twenty thousand yards at forty (40)
cents, or $4,000. The adjacent ledge not be-
ing of suitable quality for building. the mater
al for masonry must be brought from Sank
rapids The location is neither feasible of ap-
proach. or in facility of getting west. as that at
Sank rapids, although the passage of the river
is shorter, and the current not SO swift.
Twenty four miles north of Watah near the
mouth of Swan river. is crossing four
hundred and fifty (4j0) feet in length. 1t has
no advantages over those at Sank rapids The
abutment foundations must lie obtained Ivy pill
ing, pier foundations adjusted by Golfer DAM
or winter crib-work. The current is not swift
the water about eight feet in depth. -Four miles
north of this point, at the island near Little
Falls, is very fine crossing OF three hundred
and twenty-five (325) feet.
Four wing abutments and Il slight increase
Of truss will he required from the destructible
nature of the ledge foundation which is slate
rock, strongly impregnatcd tth iron, and at
fected by the atmosphere. Two short bridges
would bc nCccssary-One, of one hundred and
twenty five (l25) feet, crossing cast branch of
the river to island thence cmbankment of one
hundred and fifty U5O) feet; thence bridge
span of two hundred (2OO) feet, over main chan
mel here is one hundred and seventy-five (l75)
feet, and the whole crossing the best upon the
Mississippi from St. Paul to Fort Ripley
The boulders of the hillsides in this vicinity
afford good granite for light masonry. The
magazine at Fort Ripley is built of the Sc boul-
dcrs but they are not abundant, ne ther do
they furnish blocks of sufficient size for expos
ed bridge abutments. The material for this
purpose must be brought from Sank rap
ids, thtrty-two miles below. The country on
east side of Mississippi. from st. Paul to Lit
tie Falls. present facilities for railway con
struction have never seen exceeded one hun
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

re- Mr.. Durand of the Red Wing House is
in town and informs us that improvements arc
still rapidly progressing in that village.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

re- The Democrat is little too fast in grIm
bling about the Daily Mail. The contract with
the Packet Company does not commence till
the first Of July.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24
U.fNTED,

Wf.VTED,
A T the ST. Louis Hotel, near Fort Smelling, eight o.
~ ten WATERS, male or female. Also, one GOO
OSTLER. The highest wages will De PAID 70 numoe
one COOK-femals preferred
WV JAS. NEWELL, Proprietr.
1,,s ~. 1894 dat
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

1i:- \ proposition has been made TO citi
zcns, by men fully able and competent, tobuild
Il Theatre in st. Paul.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

TO- A company of immigrants, from ILL
head of beef cattle, COWS and calves passed up
Third street last evening, en- route for the Min
nesota river country.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

E5- We had the pleasure Of meeting in town
yesterday. W. II. CoLLINc. Esq, formerly of ST.
Paul, but now farmer of the Straight River
valley. He represents that Rice county is fill
ing up by the right kind of settlers with great
rapdity.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-24

WISCONSIN WOMAN's STATE TEMPERANCE SOCI-
ETr.-Thc annual meeting of this Society is to
he held at Kenosha. on the 10th of July. A
cordial invitation is extended to all friends OF
Temperance and of Prohibiiory Liquor Law
to attend and take part in the proceedings.
&c The smallpox prevailed to such an ex-
tent, in the town of Lincoln. Me-, lately. that
the authorities forbade intercourse with the i'll
fcctcd localities.
Eso- 4 Clergyman catcchizing the scholars
in Wisconsin Sunday school, asked little
boy how Jonah felt while in the whales belly !
e Pretty ,ceU do,rn in the mouth, SIR - was the
prompt reply.
ES- The earthquake at San Salvador de-
sfroyed over two hundred persons and $4,000
900 property,
FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-.Manchester W H.
June l2.-Two persons arrived here at O'Clock
on Sunday morning from Lowsll. and said that {
slave owner was at that city in4uiring for q CO.
ne barber named Edwin NJ, o e, who once kel
shop there, and who they alleged ran away
from bis master in Virginia IL years ago TIL,
same Moore has worked here about four months
he has wife aud three children. A purse va
made up for him by his friends, and by noon h
was on the under ground railroad for Canada
where he will probably rest to night in securit.
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NEWS BY THE PACIFIC.
FROM THE CRIAIEA

The garrison Of Sabasiopul numbers 10000 men;
Menachlkoh's focc in lie field $4,000 also. He was
expecting relhoroemrnts 10y the de Of October which
would swell Tho Total Russian orcs in the Crmea to
9OUOO men, which is asu the present al force OF the
cunning their sea and aud fcrces: The allies. how
ever, are constantly bring reinIurced.
FROM THE PRINCIPALITlES.
II was expected that Omar Pacha would Immediately
rcommence operations at three ponls,-ih ne of the
River Pruth; the Dobrudsha and the sea coast.
FROM THE BALTIC.
All the small English Steamers as we'll ss the whole
Of the French fleet, are on their way home fOm d.
Baltic, aud il is presumed, therefore, that all further up
eraUns The present al an end in that quar-.
ter.
RE- CONSTRUCTION OF POLAND,
Rumors are ~ circulation and gathering strength
that France and England have actually under consdor-
siiun the question VI the praclicaby of establish
ing the disnen bered kingdom Of Poland
Prince GUr,scliakOT has been appointed IL IL pres
sumed, Generalisno Of the Cars forces on The Aus
nan border.
PRUSSIA.
the recent FIRE at Memel tho whole piscs would have
been destroyed but for the eIeons OF the American and
English siilors 10 port
CHINA.
Letters from China mention three attempts having been
made by the insurgents to take Canton which fasd-
Also an attempt 10 effect compromise with the
which proved unsuccessful and the 6ghtngs still 90.
Ing on
The Shanghai bo,,,ic. we're still progressing bu. the
lmpcralss had made but little progress, towards ecsptur
iDg tho city.
Tho American ship Lady Pfncs had arrived a. Hong
Kong, after visiting Jedjo and Simod, at which place,
sue met with favorable reception from the japanese.
LATEST DY TELEGRAPH.
NARsriLEs, Oct l6.-E,eh sLip OF the allied fee. is
10 furnish corpsny Of marines aud eight gups making
total OF 200 guns to assist 10 the sege Of sebasopo
HAyBuRo, Oct le Immediate step, will be taken for
| stopping the Indirect traffic With Russis.
mr.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
General superintend
FANCY GOODS.

STEAMER BALTIC and from other We have Just
seur In Paris the to which
q the pub Among the variety many and beautiful
Goods well csui,ted please the asdous Porcs.
lsn otn Lmorges vrsnee and Of the latest style,
exquisite nnsh viz: Decorated Gold
variety Of .Js Parian Etru,esn and China Vases The
cheapest TO the hnes quality Motto Cups
devce Colognes, richly
nan GaIs; rstea Trte and Ivy great variety; Card
Bafets Jewel Hofers Watch Stands Powder Honey
Comb BoIsssith elegant assortment OF other China
nents Fine Odour Boxes Retcules ~ all prices
perb Port Csraees Bal Note Books Pearl Bske Dresden
serrs Porcelain Gard Reeive Parish Bu,s Of Washington,
Plastic Crows 81 JEAN the Virgin Favour
carved Csar sanks OF China and Ebony Wood; Motto
, and Decorated China With splendid
Those want OF Bridal and other would do we'll
anime my sock. BULKLEY 90,
AT H.I,
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Tn. .,,t.,.. .. =. ....., ..,, $1,000
the audience. aPPo'"'eoo y
srhsIs Vi. be TEAR rHorsAxp P..srxrs and each pu,
ehas OF uir rtet vii the pr.rn.
enumerated the number Tickets limited 70 TbIes
rhonbard. - '1'e1 w Anies
other yevelry be Of s,r, MiTOHsI
rfLsR, Nan street, where ticketa can be obtained
rICkkIS also be had Me.srs TOIER CooK n, u.
city. .Au D''A''''es IN ths
Information In estate to be donated MAJ.
nol-U .ns,,un
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
IAR tossfIrurIoH-sfArR.aIGars
RICHMOND WING.
MORNING. NOVEMBER 1, 1854.
To CsRRnroN,Rn

a. Wig"
Artistic, written both sides be
II russ standing, ought 10 be known 10 All and vi
10 departed Obituary noe slsht-
nee are charged Tor ~ advsrtssnsnts.
- oouuunIea,ions viii be charged the sane a. advertise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.

sEaiEs OF CONCERTS. not iess than Or. In ,,nn.,
"A will be given In the city OF Richmond, Al
ODD FELLOWS HALL
PARROW,S OPERA TROUpH
oo,...,S WAC "drs ostn engaged for tie pu' pose)
WEDNESDAY, HoSsxsIa lsr 1854
The last Concert which will A. III n,n .
9n Tickets are disposed Of Of the
fhksENbs be GIVEN AWAY each purchaser Of riesss
0fts, Ffrs Dollars. ~ ons OF me
Tickets Of admission TO either Concerts .,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

N ADDE'S, FAIH.-fhe Ladies eotsd with Johns
Church. (spissopsI) will have rs' commencing TUES
DAY evening" 5i Instant In the nsrt bsoW the Exchange
BANK. ooU--2t
~ vfRgINft sTATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY There
vii Of the Foe ETY. at the Aro,n Church Monday
Ta sdsy Wednesday rhur.day and rdsy nights for the trans
action Of buHne and for free conversation practical Agul
ture, to commence at hapast o'clock. ocsf st
Osr.A pair OF doii specaei.s The 8nder reward.
IL ed by leaving them Al tne store OF
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
no7-ip No III Main street
n AGUYHA COPHEE.-2Co Kegs prime Lsguyrs Coffee for
ll"ls% En-. skIsksK.
HAVANA CfGARs-of The finest brands imported, for
III by PURCELL. LADD co.,
oc3l %, corner Main and 18th street,
HOUND PLAsTEt.foo tons Tssfsro's Richmond efound
~ Plaster for sale by Z. II. SKINNER
ocsi. .... --..st Gary stsset
GU0AH--to hhds fall 70 prime Orleans sugar 10
- 100 bills. Coffee DO. .iN.
90 do. Crushed and Powdered DO. $500,
Tor sale By lE. n. sKtnKER,
ec3i. Oasy stree.
EZLAsrs % PoWbka.-9Ooo t.ys -. sssiY, Ior s.e ~
- oeso DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
MILITARY, CivI;, AID
FANCY DRESS RAIL.

TIME "Y0UNG GU AIM" respectfully .ppounc. To IN. es
lsni on Aichmond and TIE visitors Of the Pal. ,hst
they viii give GRAND BiL1r RN CIVIC AND FANCY 6tt
ALL Ltiays!ie Hal. on Wednesday evening" NV s, isS
and while akns the the Military Citizen, md
lto can assure them that pains s spared 10 ensure An
agreeable evening 10 all . no may participate. "
Csanmites Of Ar' Roette Lent n VI ~
r. 70 ssans wn Charters aud Edua Sins Private, J.r,I,
Aaule and stand '>s S~''"'
SS"n ms 2. Res piicn Red Ro,et,s Sturgeon, Han.
Ogrsov, and lion Mem JUhu II Knowles NN
fIoor aa'nmffes-R VIII tie and Rns LIZ uts
satterwhe snd 10 eph Barlow Corporal Rsriy Hon ems
tduin kobin,on Thos BAlIe and John 4 Bo her, ~
IEsfc -Smith's y Band.
hS| tainent, city prices
TICKETS 81 90 b; had OF the e,rn.. III.
principal Hstels the of M. al.
Entres March sS O'Clock. o,aI
n n KfI:sOR BuTrER-ReceyInE and for sale bv
wv oeSl-ot TINsLEY. TARDY Co.
II II slEunent and for sale by riNsLEY TARDY = m
. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01
DIED,

Suddenly, sunday the 40 n,t Captain wTLLIkM CLAL
BJHsl late Of seiy the 9th year Of his rhe friends
aud zcqusntances Of the amy Invited
the Pd1era from the Rev M Msores Church ~
o'elIek, without further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

~ nsssS. fSs evsHn Sssfsss BE- sAeu fsnas /. o. ssss
Ne ~. IULLIIH 8 Dkyu,
oetl-SL Wal otrssS,
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FORD'S


PORTRAIT PAINTING GALLERY
VI pnn Euishsd Statesmen q the Conventions OF 1880
oesl- eaiSt Corner Of Vain dad Govs-.or stre.ts
~ To STRINGENT VISITING THE CITY.
~ stock Of ~
avy Wool Goods aud Blankets, for Plantation use
Fancy Dress goods and Of ali styes
Rich Cosk hsntias and Shavs Velvet Cloth satin &c
Rich Velvet
Tapestry Brussels, c,,
English fShpeu
Three ply Ingram
Ofour mporation and which be sold a. low In .nv
marketin the United States Purchasers TO al AZ
80 Main street. " -
oe8t ouRIsrIAN 4 I.rupop
ruNHE FIRST Ann Exhibition VIRGIN Mocha nic,s IN.
sufr viii be opened to the public
3 oetober Att selock Al S& O'Clock the the
opeoins address will be delivered BY o. p Baldwin, ESQ
The Exhibition viii be daily until from
l0A to 10 p NJ The engaged and viii be ia
attendance every evening from 6H to 10 P. ~.
THos. poDAMEAp,
General Superintendent Exhibition
Corinthian Hail. Main street, between 9Th
ATlNTER OATS-I have deposited for sale Mt the
w store OF hessrs W. NJ Harrison bush
els OF genuine winter OF the nne, quality
these oats agency United
states Patent once imported from Germany obtained direct
" from the Patent once. about spoonfus,
been derived all the oats OF this kind In this
ties shall te'tow eulogy them only express the
opron that they are decidedly superior to the
whether soWn In the fall period the Spring
In this shall am confident be supported BY Judgment
OF all persons who have given them . trial.
oc3l-du CRUMP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

One House Lot, .....
One Bond Railroad Oopnanx SSoU
the city Of Petersburg, '''sAeeo !" 80.
One Service Silver Plate, lC00
One splendid Harp, ro
mium Piano At Worlds Fair In London. 70
One Beautiful Newark Carriage, 10Y
One superb set Of Diamond Jsuelry. ~
Three Gold Watches beautiful syic. ~
One Elegant Gold Watch aud Chsin %.
One Diamond Breastpn, - ~
One Diamond Ring, sW
Two Splendid Mounted Guns. iM
0ne Bet Of Paror Furniture, complete-uojern .xi.
One Mahogany Cluster Post Curtain Bedstsad '>' 40
One set OF Cottage Furniture, ,,0S
One elegant Sofa and set q Chairs, 10
One Medallion do, and two Arm ob.Ir. ne
Four Ladra Cabinets, marble tops ~
Your sets Parlor Chairs, ~ ~
One wardrobe, an elsg ant article, 90
One pair TsteA Tetes, oo
Rich Collection Of Jewslry, ,ncS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-01

The garrison Of Sabasopol numbers 10000 men
Menochlkofs forcc in HE field $4,000 also. He wa,
expecting relnoroenrns by The mldle Of October which
would swell tho Total Russian lorcs in the Crimea Il
10000 men, which is al the present al force OF the
COUNTING their sea and laud fcfces: The allies how.
ever. are c.nst,nIlY hrinp rpinInIced
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-01-11
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

'g'HE Undersigned has just received the most
extensive assortment OF gift-books ever bro'l
to this market. For their beauty and worth they
stand unrivaled They comprise in part the fol-
lnwing:
Tie Poetry of the Year, Turkey morocco): East
mans Aboriginal Portfolio; Lyrics ofthe Heart;
The Bow in the Clouds; The White Veil /;
ScUtia's Bards; TIE House Annual Hyacinth
T.aurcl leaves; The Rose of Sharon; The
Thought Blossoms; Book of Parlour Games
The Gem of The Season; Friendships Offer
ing; The Keepsake; Gem Annual Leaflets of
Memory; Snow Flake; The Floral Keepsake
Alps not Gold that Gltiers; Watching Spirits;
The Amarauh; The Rose Christmas Box
Boys Book of Adventures; Happy days Of
Childhood Australian Crusoes.
Besides variety of new ard Interesting works,
comprising
Homes q the New World, by Miss Bremen; Black
water Chronicle The Old Doctor; Life. Eulo
gy and OfatOns Of Webster; McConnePs Yves
tern Characters; Merkland or Self.sacrlice !;
Helen Mnsgiaye or jesuit Eyecutorship; Busy
Moments of an Idle Woman Lady Lees Wild
owhood; Countess of Aruheim; Monks Re
yenge; Iron Rule.
He will also receive in few days, nice lot of
Writing Desks and Work Boxes. Please call
and examine. ). Ii. COLEMAN.
Stanton, Dec IA 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-01-11
LITTELLiS LIVING AGE.

TNHIS work is made up of the elaborate ADD
Il stately essays Of the Edinburgh, Quarterly,
and other Reviews; and Blackroods noble cril.
cisms on Poetry, his keen political Commentaries,
highly wrought Tales; and vivid descriptions Of
rural and mountain Scenery and the contributions
to Literature. History and Common Life, by tho
sagacious Spectator, the sparkling Erani,ner, the
judcious .4thenevn, the busy and industrious
Literary Gasetie, the sensible and comprehensive
Britannia, the sober and respectable Christian
Observer these are intermixed with the Military
and Naval "reminiscences of the United Serrtes,
and with the best articles of the Dublin Unirersi
ty, .Nsw .Montliy Frnser's, Iait's, ainacorth's
Hoods and Sporting Magazine, and Of Cham
bcrs' admirable journal. We 10 not consideT.it
beneath our dignity to borrow wit and wisdom
from Punch and, when We think it coed enough,
make use of the thunder of The Times. We shall
increase our variety by imporations from the con-
tinent of Europe, and from the new growth Of the
British colonies.
o. From the LIST JANUARY next. every n,sr,ber
will contain BRAJTlFUL STEEL PLATE ENGRAv-
ING, making fifty-two during the year, which q
lone will be worth the subscription price.
The LIVING AGE is published every Saturday,
by LrTTELL, Son s. COMPANY, corner OF IRE
mont and Bloomfield sts., Boston; Price l2s cts
a number, or six dollars year in advance. Re-
mittances for any period will be thankfully receiv-
ed and promptly attended to. Any subscriber llv-
ing in the United States, sending six dollars in
ctivancc, will receive the work for one year post
age free.
December 7, 1853.
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Esigsat from, the Crystal Palace!

ygVIIE subscribes are now able to say TO the gen.
4 eral public that they have large quantity Of
goods Of the best quality, and almost every article
that can be called for in a VARIETY STORE
We name few of the principal articles, satisfied
that superior goods cannot be iound in any esiab-
lshment of the kind in Virginia. We respect
fully request call from all in search Of fine rich
Jewelry. Watches. Clocks and Fancy Articles
Some of the most fashionable Long Drop Ear
Rings, Solid Plain Gold Breast Pins, Solid Plain
Gold Finger Rings Solid plain Gold Locker
Rings. Cuff Pins, Chains and Seals, Crosses,
Charms; a great variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Eight day and thirty hour, and Alarm
Clocks, Parlour Mantle Clocks, SC.
Also-IIosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Shirts
Suspcnders. Lace Goods, Trimmings, Servings
Cotions. Nhalebones. Superior Oil Silks, Oil
Cloths for Carriages. Tables and Floors Carpet
Bags. Pins, Combs, Brushes. Port Monnaies, Mu-
steal Instruments. Pocket Books, Pertnmeries
Fancy Soaps. Stationery, Pistols, Guns, Hunting
Pocket and Pes Knives, Powder Horns, Percus-
sion Caps. Looking Glasses of all kinds, Umbrel-
las Hats Caps, SC. A good assortment Of fine
and low priced Carpets and hundreds of notions
which for want of space we will not mention.
Particular attention paid TO Watch Repairing
which is done at the lowest prices and shortest
notice and warranted one year.
n. B.-Merchants will find Goods here in ouI
line at Northern Prices.
G.. s. NJ IIIRSH, Main Street.
Stanton Dec IA 1853.
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The Farm of Capt. Isaac Gray, decd.

The Farm Of Capt, Isaac Gray, decd.
THvlIIS valuable Tract of Land, situate within
Il one :nile Of Churchville, and Containing a
bout ESQ ACRES, will, by arrangement a
monr the heirs, be offered for sale al auction, on
the premises. on
Thursday tho 10th January, 1854,
This tract is well rendered, well watered, well
enclosed and in good condition. The improve
ments are good consisting of large Gs5sstA
and convenient Brick House sI5iilS
and Kitchen, good BARN, &gaIJiM
Negro houses and all out houses in go 49,
good repair The neighborhoodis thickly settled,
and has every advantage Of churches, schools,
mills. roads, &c.
have no hesitation in commencing this prop
erty 10 all persons desiring to purchase, as pre-
senlng unusual advantages. .+.~5
TERMS third in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments. desd will be
made upon receipt Of the hand payment, and a
deed ofirust taken to secure the deferred payments.
Possession given on sale.
At.SO-At the same time and place, some
Personal Property will be sold, viz: Horses,
GOOD Mich Co,cs, Running Gear Of Farm
! Wagon. Plo,os and other Farming Implements,
firm one to two hundred bushels of Corn, and
Hay, Straw and Fodder, with the privilege OF
hauling it off the Farm, and Household and hiteh-
en- Furniture.
JAMES G. w. YOU'LL, for
himself and the other heiTs.
December ID, lS53.-tds.