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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-20

IHE BIBLE.-If the Bible is not a revelation
from God, then is there nothing in all the uni
verse that can nil the longing soul ofman. Then
must that deathless spirit ON wing for ever ncr-
petually hover over an abyss of unfathomablo
doubt. Ii truth is not found in this book. where
is she to be found? In deism? They tell us that
natures religion is sufficient for all wants of
our race. But where is her sOlacc for that soul
that longs Tor something more substantial than
aught that can be found on earth. Somethinn
enduring something that will shine forth in
peerless splendor when nature shall heave her
last groan. Oh! where do you find all this dos
i'm! What evidense have from nature,s boolr
that shall be at last found superior to tho
brutc-that 1 shall live when this material
structure shall have crumbled into dust. None
whatever. For. if before the period of nv crea.
tion all was non-existance, how do know that
after Inc terminus OF my mortal race there will
thing am taught from the religion of natural
that God is love. From this conclude most
positively that he would not create our race
with all our powers and capacities of minds
without granting US an additional manifesto
tlon OF his goodness-tellng us something of
our destiny when time is no more. But in the
universe there is no such knowledge obtained
it is not found in the Bible. 1 conclude there
fore that is the Book of God--thc best Gift of q
ucTCilul dLucT 10 Iu1u--I1eFc lie and imuOr-
tality are brought to light. Blessed be the
Lord for his great goodness and wonderful
works to the children of men.
rr m DETROIT, Jan. 4.
Gov. Bingham's message is published
Large portion is taken up with the nuest;ons
of Slavery and the Nebraska Bill. He recon.
mends the expediency Of instructing our U. S.
Senator's to vote for and urge the passage of
measures to restrict slavery. =
Isaac W. Wilder was elected Secretary of the
Senate, and Cyrus Lowell, Speaker of the
House. -
TOLEDO, Jan, a.
The Erians have passed resolutions to tear
up the railroad track on Monday, and things
already look dark. The railroad agent at this
point is ordered not to send any more goods
until further intelligence. - agseaTt
More Failures.
PirTsBURGH, JAMS
The Banking House of Girard i Larimer
failed yesterday. 1 F>,ss a'9--l q
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Henry MCKenty.

A1CAAIy NCMCAAty,
Dealer in Heal Estate,
Office, old Post Office Building, Third St. Saint Paul
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; Mon
IL ey loaned, investments made to the best advantag
and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq.,, Gov w German,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ.,, 1Ion W II Welch, Chief Jus.
Capt. A. De Peyster, tice of Minnesota,
Messrs. s. Thompson s. Ne Hon Rice. Delegate to
phew, Congress,
Messrs Williams & GuiOn Rice, Holnshead s. Becker
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Law,
Joseph Patterson, Esq.,. Pre- Borup Oakes Bank
inent Western Bank; ers,
Messrs Drexel Co, BankersJ Travis Rosser ESQ Secre.
&c Taylor Co., tary Of the Territory,
ss Bingham Dock, (Ames & Van Etten, Atty,s
&c Freed, Ward & Freed, at Law,
&C Sters, James Co... REV M Fullerton, Register
&c Baily & Co; Land Office,
Edward Hurst, ESD. NotaryWm Holcombe, Esq Receiv-
Public; er U Land Office,
e. Messchert, Atty at Law ,(DrT Mann.
James Kitchen, MD, NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Stoever, Esq. Messrs. Brown, johnson &
vICKSBURG. Co., Bankers,
Messrs. Brown, & Johnson, Aug IL. ,54
Bankers
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Nebraska Election.

The last Council Bluffs Bugle gives the re-
Su''S OF the election for Delegate to Con-
gress in Nebraska, complete, with the execution
OF one small precinct in Burt county. The
tootlngs are as follows:
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NUMBER 49,.
Maine Legislature.
AUGUSTA. (Me\

~ AUGUSTA, (Me.) Jan. 4.
Inc senate and House both organized this
o1ootoa oons FRANKLIN Mussey, of Bangor, was
elected sotc. - resident, and Gowan of Saco' Sec
ncx eafy Perb Oh .ne senate both unanimously. Sid
er Of tha Honoa Q. "oodstock was elected Speak
mittee on Senatorial vacancies WAS chosen % S'n-
"A committee on Gubernatorial votes will be
appointed and a Governor chosen on FridaV
probably. ''u"y'
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COUNCIL.

MONDAY AFTERNOON.
The Council met at o'clock, and, ON mo-
tion, adjourned.
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TWENTYYVE FIRMS FOR SALE.

TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.
To Practical Farmers.
notice is to Farmers, not to spectators who
II pretend to be farmers.
To practical farmers, wish to that have hand
now twenty-five farms for sale, (and always have from
ten to twenty-fve) which range from two ten miles
from st. Paul.
From long residence in the territory, and per-
sOnal inspection Of all the lands the city,
bed to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give ME a call.
My farms have various degrees Of improvement and
hatter myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY, Dealer in Real Estate,
OFFICE-Old Post Office Building, Sd street.
June 80, 1854.
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w. g. j. SE.N.SE.NDERFER.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia Cigars, Tobacco
&C., &C., 174 North Main Street, Je.u doots beloo
the Virginia Hotei0 Saint Louis, Missouri.
"E keep always on hand large and superior stock
w of Imported and Domestic Regalia, La Norma,
Mar ondre CherOOts, Principe and other Havana CT
gars of best brands.
June 21, 1854. 't
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LAND AGENTS.
Wanted to Purchase

A FEW town lots, or q small quantity of land nea
"A the city, Those having such property to sell on rea
sOnable terms, will please call on:
A. PIERSE,
Cedar street, nert door to Episcopal Church.
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WILLIAM CONSTANS.

Storage, FOrWard1ng, EXpress and Commission
Merchant,
IT OVER LANDING, st. Paul,--in the building for
IL merly occnpied by J. Randall Co., and the spa
cious stone warehouse on the Levee. All business
promptly end properly attended to, liberal advances made
on consignments, and quick returns guaranteed. 4.
~ Packages should be marked Scare of W. Com
STAINS, st. Paul, N. T."
January l, 1856. d1y
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

The House met at 2 o'clock, and on motion
of Mr. Dixon, adjourned.
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ArrlVai OF the Steamship Asia-A Week LATER
Ahreadstuffs Firm-Corn Advanced-Fightinp
before Sebastopol.

n
ABreadstuffs Firm-Corn Advanced-Fightins
before Sebastopol.
New York, Jan 8.
~, me Asia arrived at Halifax at this A. M.
me Baltic had arrived out. Affairs before Sc
oastopoi unchanged. The Russians made fire.
quent sortleS against the French princinaIlv
but were repulsed with great loss to both ~
Markets for Breadstuffs firm and flour com.
manded full rates. Wheat unchanged Indian
Corn 6d advanced. Provisions unchanged
COnsOls 93t.
Additional by the Asia.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.
me RUSSIAN defences at Sevastopol arc ost;
s;o"o az iVo guns stronger than when the
S,cEe commenced, while on the other hand the
battery, not yet opened, on an ep;nonao. pu,
north OF the valley ofInkermanu. OF commandinr
every house in the city. Desertcrs Cow .hat
provisions and ammunition are becoming scarce
in the city. '"""s source
ihe Russians were arriving their shins nrob-
aoly 10 attempt surprise by sea- paw
x,ond uJneral Eeprandl is deprived of his COM
manu- ne !t lor iauit committed at Inkermann.
On the Sth of December S OOO Ereroh go
reached Constantinople on their wov 70 ops ths
Crimea. n WY 10 the
HIne contingent of Omer Pacha' s force to bo
embark in few days. "ner was 10
General Guyon. Hassan. Pacba. and IN POL
ism officers are ordered to the Crimea VI
!, DALrlC-As soon as the English feet with
drew from the Gulf of Finland the Russian Al
mlral m Surrenoff put to sea from Swedhcra on
ers. '0 UPS anu steam
On the 10th of ofNovember Admiral Romazoff
,e,. WIN iour ships of the line and steam frig
''eS' anu reached Cronstant in safety.
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ST. PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.
FIR A NIX E. COLLINS =,
Anctioneer appointed by Lag for the Territory Of
Minnesota,
R ESPECTFUIIY informs his friends thathis arrange
AO ments for the transaction of his business in all its
branches are complete
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds of merchandise stock, ec,w be held
In future, stated days. his increasing business having
made this absolutely necessary
Sales from the ShelueS
VIII, therefore, be held every Monday, wednesday, and
Saturday evenings
Furniture Sales
viii be held every "Wednesday and Saturday, either in
the day or evening as may be announced
Horses, Cattle, Harnesses, &c.
With stock of every descriptions will be sold each Satur
day morning, O'Clock Great attention will be given
to this particular branch, and 1t is confidently believed
that from the arrangements made. great inducements will
to those who have occasion to sells to those who have
| occasion to bny.
Carriages
or every description will sold, those having We
hcles dispose invited to send them along early
Real Estate
WILDE disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery
Will be offered frequently announcement, and in the
miscellaneous sales.
No pains, attention exeron will be spared give
entire satisfaction to all who may property
to his hands, and purchasers rest assured that
account will false representation be made to them.
Liberal advances made, and Consignments respectfully
solicited Sales made quickly, and proceeds accounted
for without delay All persons having goods dispose
of are invited to send them to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Building, Third Minnesota Street.
Miscellaneous sales
Held at early candle light.
At private sales bargains can be had at all times.
CaH and see FRANK COLLINS
ON q. Tarri ral Aucsr
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THE WASSON HOUSE.
HpY DAVIS & WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
HD and cOmnOdious Hotel has been recently furnished
at great expense, and is ready receive the
ing public The prolrietors experienced hands at
the business, and will spare neither time money
order to render the sojourn of guests agreeable.
Their table is supplied with every luxury
ords Their stableis commodious and their servants
tentive and polite.
Pleasure Parties in quest of game do better than
to visit ShakOpee Our lakes abouni with fish and our
prairies covered with grouse.
Shakopee, April 26, 1854. 33-n
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRs AT LAW
IA Homes St, opposite the Wasson House, Skakopee
Scott county, M T will give prompt attention to tn
business of their profession in this and adjoining conn
ties. Claims bought and sold. Information furnishes
with reference to titles free Of charge.
J. d. WAKEFIELD. t.. its L, M. BpowN
Nov. ~, 1854. (w1y)
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Ne,O Harness Establishment.

E subscribers would inform the citizens of ST. Paul
and all the country round about, that they
Quoting the above business in all its branches Third
street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers
be supplied short notice, with oil kinds Of Har
ness Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Vases, Whips
etc. MARTIN DREW s. CO.
st. Paul, April 20, 1868. by
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease.
L. FULLERTON will lease for o term of years
- some of the most valuable business lots in st Paul
Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing;
Valuable lot on Third street near his store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops or dwellings,;
Lots OH Bench street;
Also, 16O acres Of unimproved land, few miles from
st Paul will be leased with specified privileges the rent
to be paid in improvements. 27tf
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Hennepin County Land Agency.
kOUGHT AND SOLD-Parms, Tow Lots and Real
Estafe OF all descriptions, at the SherIf's Office,
Minneapolis ISAAC BROWN
March %, 1854 %
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The Banking House of Girard 4 Larimer
failed yesterday. -31 E,,s9 H'9--I q
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IL. CONSTANS Il CO.,
Forwarding, Commission and Grocer Merchants,
sHAKAPEE, MINNESOTA.
IL EEP on hand constantly, large and well select
II ed stock OF Groceries and Provisions.
June, 3. 1864. .r. dtf
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CC7 ACRES lin one body Y miles north from the
HH city limits, containing rich so good timber and
water, and all susceptible Of cultivation
HENRY MCKENTY.
St. Paul. Aug I, 1854 Dealer in Real Estate
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The Erians have passed resolutions to tear
up the railroad track on Monday, and things
already look dark. The railroad agent at this
point is ordered not to send any more goods
until further intelligence. - fag saerf
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!, vrwrII WNI. II. TOMPKINS.
Newell & TOlnlpkins,

htforneys at La,o and Dealers in Real Estate.
and Ramsey County.
orrICE. HIR T r f
Refer to Gov. German Hon. D. Omsted Mayor 81. faui.
vulyl lis
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NETWORK.
Herring's Patent Fire-PrOOf Safes.

VIE subscriber continues manufacture hs nnrisa
led patent hre aad burglar proof snes warren'ed
nal 10 any, and supeinr To some of the many which
hsse been tested nuahcd and noticed by the press
throughout the world for he la.t fifteen u sole
proprietor of Hals patent rowdcr proof lock- both hnv
ing received separate medals at the Worlds thir
London, 1881, and New York in 1853 1. Also. u
aentee (by purohasc) oi Jones' celebrated patent
hinhton and permutni lon bank lock- ~ 400 IN gold
plnccd IN the sate, exhibited the Worlds fair
oudon, secured by HAL and Jones lork, md Offered
reward u any who would pick th" locks open
The sale within inrt, hive dns. and although ope'nird
upon by several skilled IN the of lock picking.
succeeded in opening he satc Ono chnnge altcra
Ton in II locks koys hn> rg bccn made doung the
Inr but the money rrmi cd N lis safe depository nnd
"na returned to the proprietor, aud II medal awarded
linn for the champion snia of ne world. Cnuti ILL.,
None genuine cNce those hnNug the subscribcrs nnmc
m ,o SILAS g. HERRING,
Green Block. corner pur mud " atcr ats. New York
n B.-Thc above -ni.s uni hcks can he had ladd
ng itcght manufacture l"itcs of hs author lned
Hrent-, In all the rincpa ciics in the United Stntor
and Canada
For enlc in Lynehb.rg h. tho rcnr-
lan 3l-jlm !. u THOMPSON & co
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1858
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA

Or 6AffTEN w AftE AMI SHiNhi
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rticies,,
WE subs rhcr oters the trade larec and varied
stock ot Earthenwnre, China and I'll -, the pat
terms of which wrre selected by himself in person.
Having shexpere of many years in this particular
business lac feels great confidence IN stating tint IN point
of price and quality, II will eompnie fnvolahly With any
other house in the lade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins aud Ewers, Jugs Tea Nnte, etc
Blue Print, Flowing aud Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea aud Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do ol above variety
White CHM do of alov. variety.
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
ole.alinr which he oilers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantc Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Wntcrs onl Brittanio Ware
Safety. aud other Fluid aud Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks is call aud he feels assured his prices
vii give satisfaction.
Ii. Packrri, of the best in the tnde
Stone WHrc Ht Factory prices.
sep I2-ts JAS d. b. EVANS
M. III Main street Richmond. Nn
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CUBA


The schooner Abbott Deveraux arrived at Sa-
vannah, Georgia, on Saturday last from Havana
with advices to the 4th inst. We copy the fol-
loving summary of news from the Savannah
Go rior:
We learn that at the time of the sailing of the
schooner, and for several days previously, great
excitement existed in Cuba in anticipation of the
landing of Gen. Quitman, who reported and
believed to be off the Island, with force of 90,
600 men, The Creoles were highly elated, but
it was not supposed that they could render much
assistance to their deliverers. Indeed, Capt. Al
chorn thinks the present Captain General, Con-
cha. has made himself and administration popular
with all classes, SO that it may be presumed that
the discomfort the Island is not SO wide spread
now formerly.
The Spanish feet consisting of two war steam
ers and three sailing vessels-a frigate; sloop Of
war, and brig left the port Of Havana, last Sat
urday on a cruise in search of the ilibusters.--
Two British ships of the line entered the harbor
Sunday morning. and several others were hourly
expected for the defence of the Island.
We have no means of knowing upon what
grounds the fears of the Spanish officials were
based. But of one thing certain If Quit
man gets foothold on the Island with twenty
thousand men, the days of her Catholic Majesty's
reign there are ended. .5
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Only 10000 10 be disposed Of!
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS TO COME OFF
WITHOUT FAII, MARCH 10 1885

WITHOUT FAIL MARCH 10, 1885
III snuncr If the tickets nte all suld.-DASHAILt T.
20 leg to assure heir friend. that under no citcnn
sttnces will tie dslrbni Ion be = -r"nad beyond the
hhaswrcrtinncd dnte, hhd tlry bore, by energy nni
the cooperation o their rniran- t" hiring tina enterprise
II conclusion eatlic pc,iod. 10 which case due
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OFFICE. 4a6 BROADWAY. NEW YORK

loooOO Presents to he given Ia th" purchasers oi tho
lags aud cleg.i engraving of tho Inauguration ot
t.orfr Wa-hIngtnn II, sidcni ." the United States,
lfam ae cclcb,ntrd ruintlup ot David Paul Lawrens
Price nl engraving ($l OteD lu, win includes
afttichct cnhg the hndrr tea "haaee in the follow
my Int ni magnificent gfs.
Tho 'alucoi the presen's. HppiUiard l's n Commit
tee ch zen for the purpose Is Z 10 900 ~ t,llows
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DISSOLUTION,

rEyiIE concern OF Wilson x FraukIin is this day dis
L solved ry Imitation All persons hayng claims
sainsi the on ern eill present them to Joseph H. II.
non Tor pa, ment; those indebted to the concern Will
mike payment to joseph II. Wilson he having rur-
asei Jane, Frank n's interest in the cpncern.
Jos II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Scptcmbpr lst 1854.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

TENfIE subscriber "oud respectfully call the ntten-
1 ion oi those wishing make their friends pre-
for Chris ur Ne" lca that will be priced above
diamonds call NJ gallery and select from hi large
OF ewelrv and Fancy Goods, list received
for the occason, prices to suit the times and hive
them filed with OF one his nimmitnble PREMIUM NJ
DEGUERREOTiPBS. Remember that GIBBS bore
oof the plm by the first premium ovsr al competitors
the late Fnirs Petersburg aud Richmond; which
i-n 5hcent guarantee hat his is the pla'e 10 have
your image transferred equal to nature. So without much
ndo. along rtilroads in your carriages or on
foot all received alike and you will lind plenty OF
rooni good FIRE and every thing make you comfortable
while waiting Your lime of sitting. Ia every case en-
tire satisfaction giyen-or charge made
AT the sign of the flag +. II. uinDo'
tTy= All paper. advertising for me will copy.
w nila and Jate Well Rope nm,
v s,. SAUNDERS & IRBY
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GAS! GAS! GAS!.
New Auction and Commission. II0use.

tJ,fiE subsrriber has ,cated Market street, two
] door, below the Post Office, where he intends to
enrty on the Auction md Commission busn rs. He
viii . We ri, personal attention the sal. o. personal
und real csute. HORSES &c. He sociis consgnments
OF good, intended for auction W ch shall receive his
pfu,npt attention WM. l.. LECKIE.
:
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ALL over 100 Oo0 Paintings. Stnue. Medols Clnlr..
Albnms Valuable Books aud Portfolios of Enrrnvinr.
nal ug in NIL 100 900 gifts which will h." distributed J.,
a committee appointed by the Shnrcnnoei-. nn1 h,.
waed free of chr rgr b" he Public, obcdicnt srypnt,
DASIlALL& Co.
ds6 Broadway, NJ" Yerls.
Oldcrs for Englavnes and Tie cts ia til ,.rtnf ,r
te prise daily afi,inf from II lurts n H. Enind
States and Cnnaln. "hich warrant IN pom ing u
very early day for the distribution. Appicniei.a s,,
be- made Immediately, only certain number Il ! irk.
cts can be sold l.c,ers with the money enclnsed
be prepad and tie Enrrnving and Ti-kt will h. fn
VARIED free DASliALL n co.
dec l3-d Mar dS6 Broadway New YORK.
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$3.50 600
Dashall & Cos National Gift Enteipiize
Consnmdiion certain SereGty thousand Tick
L. l. Il
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I sCURlCE. LICO..iCE!-Wo h
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

SILVER. SILVER, SILVER.
HNIlE subscriber has Insf finished vc'y *
1 large zurply of Svcnynre, embracing the Ga
following articles SAlEzb
Thrended Table md Teaspoons, plnn 'Inle and Ten,
spoons threaded Table Desert aud Ten Forks, Pntn nni
threaded soup, creln and gravy Ladies', Sugar longs
nm Spoons Cake and Butter Knives, Pie and Fruit
Knives, Sar and Mu-rsrl Spoons Silver Cups and Cob
lets aud Crrnm Pncocr-, : liver Sugnr Dishes spoons
tnI Bowls all wnneutcd pune coin.
A so II very hnndsnme rtment II Plo cd A'utta
Cas,o,s Cake aud Fruit Baskets Card Basket, Inhie
and Teaspoons, Cnnd ,e.lirks, Snltsa d., Eggsmnds
Winter lluher &c, all Warranted as reprcscnl"d ut
the sign ot the Eagle. Tli0S. NOW Ian,
dee CTS Sycamore st. Petersburg Va.
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PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN MExIco.--
BY the arrival of the steamer Orizaba at New
Orleans. we have advices from the oty of Mex
leo to the 5th. We annex a summary of the
news:
A provisional government had been establish,
ed at Acapulco with Alvares at the head until
the arrival of Ceballos. iH
Gen. Bahamardo. the confident OF Santa Anna
had been shot by the rebels.
Gen Layen will relieve Gen. Woll the connan-
der at Matamoras. -, -
The reyoIutionsts of the Istmus and TeliaaA-
tepec have declared in favor of Alvarez. gi
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NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS Il HOOPER,,
DEALERS IN
Books. Stationery and Fancy Goods.

FE>iE lbscribers have this day formed partner
ship for the purpose OF conducting, in all its
branches the Book Stationery and Fancy business IN
lie large granite building ; doors above the Nrrve
li9u.e and opposite the Warwick They will keep con
sianty on had large supply of Music Pianos Accor
dans and mahy oth"r musical Instruments, 10 which
they earnestly invite tho attention of cir friends and
tn. public. r. A. VII LihMe'
b. s. HOOPER.