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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
Nener &leiberlapenl

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ltntcrSetdnettr empfcHlt bent 9eebrtcn @ubltim fchrcn rcucn 0(cis
~berlaben, Der nil olcn scidnadYrll u. 9uMcarbeiteten Serrcnf(cibcru
trefen tann: 9srfrlts ifn,ci&cIt itb icwubl ctn ~sprSasli6sr 8nItnCis
Der, ala SHncioer ~ittbaupt III ictn, unb buft bic 8ufrirScnbcit lnb
@tciSer wcrSen nah Der nsuiten @trbe ansefrhet unb lic0cn bic bsien
Stofe CUR SNuSrpabl auf. Die 9rete fnb auSnabmSweiIc bilio,
Sir bic iebgc Sohpt cnpfehtt tb metr retdcS Qaoer Won oluEn
9pntnrrfleicern, bic th burd prrfunlthr biatse Infaufe audi 'npir@
Der ~bsipsaUs biut9 obloien fam. lin f~rltn6Ii6cn 8uIprudJ bUtt
SIR. Subrr.
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@tMtia fiir OnmenI

9. 9afierS Sltb0nnblun9, @ainireet SIR. 1913.
srbelt lrben ben erfiet SaEr9ans scn bent tet Spbn sBeif il,
9blceelphi1 crlfcinenScn ,t@lbum fir Wetbltde Sanborbei<
ten unh NlpScn". 9trleltt entb6lt cine Sonmlula Won ncbr ala
toulcnS N!!ulttrn, ScIIns nnb @tUbelen su alien s(rkn wsib!t6cn
@onsorbettSn III naturltdsr @r6Ge, ncbit ir6If fen eplprtrtcn Nfpbr-
smtbdlt "a 9r9en Cert in benen Die eflarrnben SeI6rei6itnocn Ser
Ntulter entbalen ltnb, lppte Nppelen rmb Grs6blttatn ppr Sprn
tr1st mir 50.
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6 g MhnAIr

13l Mainlfreet, 3ptihert Der 13ten 1t. 14tcm @tr.,
~cnpeblt idn wptlofctirte5 Eager srn GpGSs ruS Silber -l,brrn
aug ben sprsdantlten S1brifen @nsanbs, SranfretdS unb Ser
Ss4meb, loipte lenl rettRaht8es Eager Yn Setpclerie. Durd recGc
SeclrnInrgs unc gut %aittS9e1i9rte &eparaturcn, in ipeltem Sad sr lid
ais prafttlhcr rhrmadNer defenders %enpTe6lt, burt or lid Sos S,rsrEP
trolen te5 seebrten 9ubufuns suFerwerbef. ~"
Sprben erholten cine ncuc Se1oune SNn @enfsr llbren NIB Sss
nclerie Der neufen SAIGON. G.0. 8baeIc. I3i 0,oinifr
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so. @S

1l9 Srpaplr, @fe Srpaps lltp s. Str,
b6lt Gin rriGr5 Eager Yn f~crti9cn Sommers &lcibcrn, bic er
bet 9utlitum unS Itiren Srelnrbcn ;i biaisent 9rsiie oferirt.
9erlelbe fugrt su9lei6 Gin Sa9er nlt SrIdten unb alien in boS
Gpnseicnarsfad einlblaSenSen Irtifel, bic or ais gut unb rilN ldr
nen 2anS5leutcn empfeblen FAM.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
Garten -Wirthscbaff.

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grblitun %iberbalpt, bB CT BON JEST an ie6en Spnntao reoelnnSsia
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2S 9rpablheet, nit leinemt trtra bayi etn9eri6tettn gBaScn noS
fstner fair'bltd %9ele9ereh Sarnt abfabreh tpiro, un ieinen @5nnern
ben lSss ;u SUP gu erIparen. SrteSrt6 Sebrim"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
IS III. gSaIfnce s. Sun.
5anblcr 1T tn,pcrttrten unb ltetsen gBeinen, 2ialrurel,
ltnp @rpccrte= 9(rtifcln.

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Glarcts g8einen, in Spren ppt je Gin Dubcnb S(affeit; Giant
paencrsgScine rerfhieSencr Sprten, bcim Suort II. 9tnt; WoScra-,
StcrrY- II. 9OrtsgBeinc S%crihisSener Sualtdttn ~Serihietue Spr.
tn intpcrtrkn Gp9nat;
$50 Barrel Mtpuntain< unb antercn &yrs lBbiSfcD;
so Barrel Gin un6 grnnbY;
90 girrtcl GoSfS 9erctui9tcn %fror;6fiGCn 9ront9;
SO Barrel IpfcsSroncp, Gprbial II. Srpect 9Betr, Gum, G6crrs
gpunce &c. &C.;
25 | GoSfS Gasrrae Gpsnaes 9rontY &c. &c.
SiGrlbct fitren ;uslrid ale @rtcn Builder, Gafcc. She, Qihtc
Sctfs, 9accn, G0tG Cali, @lptofss, 9ettsS@nirc, Naptsr, Sn'
biso, stlrfe, &etaf. Slide. 2at. 8Iasr, garn, aaad<anbof, 81.
Sqe btde srtitt tbnnen mir @icbcrpcrfdufsrn biQtsii ~i6erlofItr
unb oeronthwn bsrt Gutc mn Suolit6t.
nnicrcn Sfrd su prafen in Der 10, StraBe, spiIBsit Mains mi
GarrpsStreet. T2l. Otai10
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81 mfrmf!
SediteS a19emeine5 pettides SSn9erfef

Der n5rblt@er, 5iliaen unb iiblden Staasn.
Die Y~erttntgtsn @elnnss @ereine Ser Stdbte New gOrf, 9ruUflyn
unb williamsburg eriu6en Die S6n9er<Sriber Der nIrbli6er,, 6hs
li6en uno libIidtn Staoteu, tbfe Sehritt5s@rflirun sa Sem Is6lten
aleeneincn S1n9ufet bet benz untreihneten SeretGr ipbatb ais
m6olia einreihen III tpOlen.
Die Ssrctntstsr Sereine ipdnIttn an5 Dcarnt S0;en Sic %er6shn6s<
li6fe SetbciG9un8 ppt SeiteR ibrtr S6n9trs8rlSer, nm bmS Set
in elmer gBcie besetet III fSnren, bic Dem beuften Ntantsn @Gre
6rin9t. QSciere Mittbeilun9en loQen itD raid lmS 9lnftlih fploen.
Snt @ufra9e Der S~erent8ten &eretne:
81. s. Setter, SER.
1876 9Siliam Street, ;piIhen gr1nffcrt imb
GPrues Ctr.
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Scutid,c 9cban,ntc.

Wrs. y. SpttcS, wethc Spr anbert6aI6 cfabrsn rob 9eutft.
lanc i%nrTdfebrtc, INN bic 6ctantnsntunlt III erlcriten, Geiubte Bort
Sn 5 Sard iGng Sf li !nts SS ~ gisFsn, nsaatc balslbft Rr Granen
Dap ls bic beiten 8rt9nifc uter iMe Sld,tisfeit sorleaen lam. ge
smn Mtt aa Len sr rr.S %tttruargldsn SnfInmenten sereten unb
SdrGDpftn II. f ~. SRrn G0nnerinncn ttenc sr gSoGrift. BAH
!. SptteS, ;ptt 9btttn rbcr9alb Srn. 81. Sdab'S ,g8il~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
Mrs. s. 6. @ittrrsbaus,
lI9 Glnnhifr

Griberer stcre Der So. .'5irl6 1t. gSttder),
naAt ben Seufden 9onelr &idnerDS bic ~ersebenfe &nsfiae, bar
iAnea, biai9it unb ID Der neuiten @Ote ansuferti9en. gSsrSnSe~
rur9en Sn SHten &c. werSen nadb g8unlh o~gS9cfi9rt.
Sir G'elAaftSleute ater 9(rt ptftta.
Sn6rate in y@er4orb's unsntselbli6en wSdbentli6en gBso-
fen btrh belorSere bort ~an9eielte @9cnten an ale na6 iraenS einsn,
% o"Iss T.. Der G eni?n 9 8ssaSs SsutIfe aIsipenSsrsr S~ertbet unb wd6~
gSirfun9, Bonn tpdbrsnb brei @onatcn f6mmt elm torin cntbnItsnSs
Saniero:t in bic 9anbe Yct (minbeltens) $3.50 YerG6ieSensn
Saat! NH tno sIllistaSrli llclG6ltlt1nbt9en 9erirnen, bic Sci iebem
9un9 @sl4dftsteuts alsr %rt in &b6tisfcit gelebt iperben.
8rtebr. @er9arb, gOt<8or 1901, Stem gOrf.
lntsrSeidneter ninntt Snfrote fur ben ,gBeowciIer" entoeosn ms
III lplder bel pemfbcn e%inNfs9en. 8. Soffel, l9S SSoiniir WIS.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

Srracitrcet, Siptldrn Gpni6ecs lnb @6amSeSr. Der Brand ococu-
Ittr, in Der f%rabrren ,,Gcnpersns- Sau."
o. W Wtroet ole Die IN elmer neutrality-suspicious. SpnsTduIe int ancn
SGtertahceSertpntn,cne9 neutrality-suspicious. in Der bcutI6en
G IN Sngltl@en S5prade spr9enCmmen, nrtft 3eidnen unb 9fuitf.
YIN 2euptauScnrhert miro b%elcnScrS af Sppfs unb Saielrr6nen
lSipie aL cute 3u6t nab Srtnuna seIe9t, Iut ouf btsIe ISsiIe Se
SthGef 1r en bier ~ gen6c 10 b%cdmidtt9en @erperbfanS unS fir
SNs eur9srllNe uno 9elt6fslcbcn i'll rnrcr 9rp6en 9teptblif ibsr-
baupt @pr;utcrcien. ''" f"'" "p'''
@5j- llnkrri@t an tet Ntonr auf gerlanaen.
sMS~ Sfuler Werben %fprtpdbrcno in Gpf lltb Qpois oennr,n,n,
Ga5r 9tannS 9eltinnt irtt rspotrt SIT ~etmdbstul' @rsilsn.
40 Gn9ltlde IbenNlduIe fur Grpadlfcnc, iebe gSpdc Srci nal
Der en9lN6tn 8etntnqen, y 2snrns yer GIpnat, 81 in, gerauns.
NSo Der 9cr9lntt9t 5huIlGoI lFbt fWr Getai6aftcn al otcub.
StenIten. S"'S '''"" 8"
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llneret6neter mntt benz 9utlifum bic crsebene @n;eiae. bas or
bic frnbere Stsrnau'lAe @arters9SirIbItaft nu eirotri6tet itnS Ben,
9eiude ~l6creeben Bat. &ae Spehsn unb @erdnfe irSer SIrt iinS
in better auatitdt itetS %sOrrdtHt9. lin sablrei@tn 9sfu6 bittet
4Sl RubIs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

@rpbe Serablesun9 Der preiie son Sitert II. Stiefelu.
Spn funfScbn bic iransia grptent f6nnen Oieienisen enparen,
metde tere Sric, Sttefcl, gaikrS &c. ,c. faufcn Sci 8. $. antbpnp,
eerfSIry M eseeanSs pcs Columbian Sphls, &idmpnb...
spctt- quite Sprte 800. =
Nfcberne SeiSenrSute 10 =
Seine eendbte Stiefl oS SolblcScr 35o.
Gpn9WesGjaicrS S95
S.. @ntben9 bat Gin arrangement nit einem Ser bsfen
Saprttaaten M Y~puocclptta 9ctrcfcr, nclhcr i'm nit ben bcfcn lnb
oarsrlHtt 4e9rgettetca .%taIbsbcrrcn scndbkn @tiefttn perfrbt, Bic CT
iW GEM brllpteNoS 6tll9en Ircts son So Nerfouft. 10. Sun
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
0r. 2epn @eMnrbt's

eosSe gct&ble CIV n 50
9Gs~aus mept3inii9en wertbYptlen &rautern
utnpm men, EST
grdp@rjrt nnkr isjgr anTt@t tsi e. 81. 8a4aiflOn,
&i6mpnb, 9a.
Or. 2cpn @eG6nrbt'S 8esetable Sgrup sstst i6 ti ben fploenSsn
Gdlen t6dit miriam Suien, : 9rllihmeBen, Gne6riutiss
MerenIetOen, 5arnbeihperben, : u~nrseLmdbBe ob>g gang aus
%aeblc6ene 0tripbe, netBr SluB &c. &c, 9tier CIV. ) lit Ieirer
ltniYerfnlteit mS 0eIdmade5 we9en, in elmer jsbcn Santi(te
p%rrrdtbts ;i BADEN, i%nntbeHri@ nStbt9!M (msit man i'm lslblt
&tnberu unter einen Safr alt na6 Spritrft nit bent beIten @rfola
aeben fanny. 8u 1rfauIcr 9SbDleIale rnb @etail Sci 9. M,
8aarilOn, 9ut99tt, an welhen ouawdrtise 9~elclunsen pptfrei
erbeen werSen. - 8teeerpsrf6ltEr befommen etnen Rabatt.
E5- Sepe SoI6e bat cine 0ebrardSsM rnS lit nit
Or. g. @s @ic9el unD ltnerihrift %perieben, rnb nur lpl6e werSen
fir genuine onsrfonnt. @reie: Die 9roBe SlafAe $1,0O, Sic fleine
80 Gents. Or. 2eou @elbarSt.
Sfite: @de Der 10ten ,trb Srpabfreet,
9tidmrnp, Sa.
Sfiees StunSen sn s bic 10 ll9r @OrsenS, 8 biS Z l9r Mittaas.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

SD Made hermit bic er9ebene @nsase, 6aB i'd lest NPoius Strset
so. 1913 III DEM 94!tle beg 9rn. 6. Dover smet Gtescu bpb tpobne,
ih merbe bard pIlnIltsbe @usfubrun8 Der mir aufseraaerert @rbci,r
sr6dlten unb Su nebren Iuten. -" o"
@a6tr allen @r6eittt Won GoIb unb Stt6sr oraYtre tb fopp6l
@rabeskn als Momtn, aaf Se.i4afe, Yriefismyi, SdiSer, @iot<
ten e. &c. Netne Trat e%mpeNlt f6 stei&settis int anffertiaen
bon @aar8sEs6ttn uRb Saartlunsa aGer 2rt unb sfrlpri6t prcriste
unb rssls 8ebisnun8. SBnt. gBifSF
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
WASHINGTON I

9ie llnteretdnrten MADDEN Scm 9ublttum bic snsci0s, to6 Ne bic
g~Btrtbldaft StcfcS Seljebkn Scr9rl9un9SnrteS Srr. .. 8rauIc
fur ibre NeGnunS iiterra9ch baten. Sr. &rauie 1T bent NuttIum
rppbl befannt, unb "a or in ictncn Giseni6aftcn otS g8irt6 unNters
trpftt baebt, 70 itnteifeln mir inns iasen Ill fInnen, Dap Der Nuf
Die belen gstrdnfc, fale Speien unb lcnftee grfrtIhuntacl
mereen ltetS 9ebalteu, une tbnnct aud Gritr unb 3mrdefcn in ime
lerun @artsn' fcfale a%rran9ht ub etn9sapnnren merbcn, menn man
Srn. aratlc sehiB baspn untcrri6tet.
IA 81. STAT II. 6. HieSt
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observation-disclosures.

9cm beuh6cn @ublfum modt Der ltntersetdnete Sic @n,eioe. bos
CT ale @rten pn Sd.reiners @rbeiten, bas 9auen neurr 66uIer &c, &c.
5r. 81. 8isnfsrs, ben Dmtten aGs tl6iger Sauidreirner Be-
FAINT, 1T Nl benz ltnterSeidneten teaufra9t, G0ntratte fpsaen gou.
rb 9rpabir, nabe Der gBptnan9 be5 ilnteMi6naen.
IA "a GSuarS Iiebt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09
@emes @isarrruIaaer.
@9pleIale II. Hetdi(

FVHS" VTYHfrtHId9c
9S9plelale 1t. 8etat(.
Der lhhtsr;ei9nsts trlau6t I'D aBieterYsrtdufern BON Giaorrer, rnrDir
bas 9lammte 9nblifunt %ibtrbaupt, ouf fdn reihes GiSnrrSn a SnM
et9Her 5aOrttattOn alfmertiant ST. MAIDEN un6 lids oeneiSfsn SGi nftS
gen e.efen.S5 ST %tnlpfeklsn. Sapana, 9rintipe &c. &c. Gtaorren iinS
tets ii. retdtr IuSpabl %Sprr6tfi1, unb bin i'd in Sen StonS oett n
g!roeertesSnhobern cine CUTE unb oH5na6msweiIe bifioc WrfST IL
Gt0arre phsrWsn SW t0nner.- Sulin8 Sam '"'F'
16S SrpaSitr. ,piIdtsn Sr a 81 AZ.
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@ecrse Srrnct.
Npllterer 1tnb Gape,irer.

9pllterer tnb Sape3irer,
DEM 9sebrtsn 9Mbliflm nta6t Der Undergraduate Sic gn;eiae, taB
or Elm llpbONterer- @ci66it er6Hnet Fat. unb ale boGin ]asb SSs
%slrbsitsn, a!s: anfpettern BON Stiblen, Spp6aS &C., anferttesn
alsr @rtel Ntatrabsn, lpps aud bos 6apeSiren sn Simmer iber>
0teparaturea aller Irt tperSer gut unb biltslt Eer0rIeQt.
george 8ernet,
1T.3) Nnrlbalir, in s. HibtS Spabs fNtprp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

gcn Gent beuhsel Sage an tabe i'd an Srp0b Str, SO. 10Y.
cine Sisytrirtbl6aft lmb Gisarret sStrre er51net, un6 lote S5
9etbrte 9ublttint ~er8ebenlt gum Scu6 Gin.
Spbn s.. q 6terbpIb.
ICY grp0elfr., spiGmen Der 6. II. Z. Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

SnI0Iipe, GpmmilItpnss. @pebfttuns> unb
We6fels @ef66ft.
@9sttet tr ben Ins uo Vcrtarf pn 9teel GState, GjcIh6fts>
s.2ctalen ,. ftrner fur Seuers unS 2etrns- @eriiherunsen.
uSfftee: SO. s @batbom 9onf,
Np. 81 Gbatbant Street, Ode Spn Suane, NepsNorf.
Sricfe unb 9adtte, lebtere Bic su so 9fnnb GeptGt. perSc,
nit isbsm Srn bier %atGefenben @~ptSdmpfr mad irscnb etienr Src
Der gBclt (sprS9li6 9entf6lanb unb bic Sd,metO fronfirt bs
CUR Seiimmun9, rNr ttcihpetc, prpmpt unb nit Der erSEtsn Si6sr<
Belt erpebirt, 9s9en @aroitie unb Stcin.
Ne6lel ue @nwetfun9en, lit SEN Sautpl6kcr Ypn
9rutidEanb SatItar, inb gu tt n~iebrsien Gpurltn in bent pbiaSn
9ureoI gu boben.
@eteonSsa9lun9en an ir9enS cine @brcffe III Deutf6s
[ant, .ti inc 9ouS seltefct, sEesn 0uitnlng. ~ @oNdacsgiade
nnb 9~teifpdle. -
@@ntur SrS SonS9 Scrt Scle8rutb fir bic snfunft Ser sdiFe
s llbr 0tGrgen8 bic G lMr @bcnts.
Ibcnbs nno Srnnta9S su ipretcn; SO. q GrFc ..assnus, Gle
Srutrn Street.
@a'S Sir @id,mone nnS ~lln9e9eno boten mir Srn. g. SofIeG
unicrc S9cntur ub~ertraselt. g. S6mib t #. 81
Did auf Sbt9eS ~besettnb, bittet tint bic ocitciottn Iuftrdoe rrsis
her Sreunbc ub 2anbscute 9. Saffei, l0S NNotnIfr
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20fQ@effe gaL3pros

Der lnsrstGncte erGautt i6 biermit .ietntn 6reunber unt ges
tanntSrl bic @niese gu naden, boB or unter btcient gorren in iu-
nsnt GStals, ede Der 9anf' iile 9ten straFe. her aafaqStte 9oO
uS icnlt0e Gctrdnfe ppn Der teiien Suotit6t gu BADEN iinb.
Sid benz sccbrtCn 9ublitum bcltcnS c%nnpftblenb, bitct I'M ,o6[,
rethen Gsuh 2puiS NGnrr.
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Saeob ss alIner'S
&letper Qaoer.
Familien- Wapen

@trin bequem einserihteter 9Saeen sieret lid fir GjedILboFten -,
@usfn8el na9 trseno Wel6cn 9lnften unErer rpnantiIhc, llmoss
asnb. &ri1t ts!ns anbernps4t9e Ssitslluns sin, 10 wtrO i9 mein gba.
unb bic seebrten @ditt mad bcfea Sart 9inauSf6tren. abfaGrtssit
I'M 2 unp 4 lRr gfadnttta9s spnt SoWle bes llnttrsciGaetrn.
5Ol Tronris Qoubr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-06-09

r. Surncr,citura. ~
llnterSetdgnstsr bat Die Igsniir Der in N%bitateGpbia ip6&entli6 erz
iheincnben 9urnerjcttutg i6crnpmrnen, ub bittet Sic gSrermSS Srr
2urnersi Jpn in brren Sertrcitun9 gu unhrfipcn.
". SoGGcf. los SPoin7r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
From the Boston Post.
LETTER FROM WASyIINCTnN

Mr.. Cummins has furnished us with the follow
ing copy of letter from his friend Blghtcd, who
has been at Washington as petitioner, and re-
turns unsuccessful:
Dear Cummins Il am getting tired of this bu-
sness. | came here with IL wallet, and it is
now getting as thin rs the frame of Calvin Ed
son. They drink Ike fish here; every introduc-
ton costs me silver top. Ican't even tmIl round
without forking over n quarter. Have to raw
exits eye" for being showed the direction Of n
street. Am frequently invited to change with
members of Congress, but they invariably leave
me to settle. When l send my clothes to the
washerwoman, my room mate sends his at the
same time, and leaves me to pony over for both
whcn they come back. Am asked to chance n
ten dollar bill by one, and to loan five to anotb-
er; the nrst turns out to be worth but fifty cents
on the collar, anu the last never hear of again.
last is worst of all. have lust rnno for NJ, I'M
and find it eleven bottles of wine. and EIGuTW'
ONE WHISKY PUNCHES which never called
Tor. Am no gentleman if l dispute the bill-;t
takes my last doliar-my affairs are in state Of
uncertainty, and return home DEAD-HEAD.
"ood by, Cummins-you have always been pretty
good to mc-good fellow-noble soul-boo-hoo
hoo-grave-stones l shall call and make INV So
lectioUs when return. Aplain inscription would
be preferred. As for dev;cc-sav. the Amer;can
eagle holding in his claws nv memorial: n no;r
Of scales representing interest weighing down
principal, and 'smaterial aid, in the back ground.
In order to avoid public reception, shall re-
turn at midnight. 1t is my present intention to
announce myself a candidate for the poor house,
The train has just left with me in it. 60 in the
emigrant car.
Yours Truly, BLIGHTED.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
AN ERROR SOMEWHERE.

In Mr.. Cooper's Report of the Committee on
Territories, to whom was referred the joint reso-
luton adopted by the House of Representatives
disappearing and annulling an act entitled can
to incorporate the Minnesota and North Western
Railroad Company" we find the following
clause:-
"The attention of the committee has been es-
specially directed to the consideration of this
"point by memorial adopted by the legislature of
sMinnesota, now in session, to the Congress of the
snlted States asking for the repeal of so much of
ssthe organic act of said Territory as reserves
ssto Congress the power to disapprove the laws
''passed by the legislative assembly thereof.''
The Legislature of Minnesota never passed any
such memorial, and if there is one in existence in
Washington, it is a forged one. If there is no
such memorial, MIR. Cooper is mistaken. Is there
not another niger under the wood-pile? One
thing is certain, there is mistake somewhere.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
LADIES FULL DRESS,

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Times, after describing brilliant ball at Will
lard's, makes the following remarks: .,.-
If / thought should not be ostracised for my
temerity, / would embrace this opportunity to
present suggestion two in relation to the style
Of s'full Dress" so called, adopted recently by
very many of ladies public OCCASIONS
At the risk of many frowns, cast from brows which
l should much regret to see thus distorted, must
be permitted to suggest that fashion, in this par
ticular, never within my recollection, was so re-
gardess of good taste, not to say of modesty, as
now. Ladies' evening apparel is any thing but
full dress, in the literal sense-at least in many
instances. The unobjectionable exposure of the
throat and neck, which replaced the stify starched
standing collars or rufes Of olden times, has been
caricatured of late until now our fashionably ar
rayed lady can scarce be said to wear any waist
whatever to her dress, save broad belt nextto the
skirt, and narrow strap from it around the upper
part Of the arm. admit that this picture is very
slightly oyerdrawn, but | know not how better to
initiate the infinite distaste which sensible men
express when speaking of the prevailing fashion.
u know full well that many excellent, amiable
and we-bred ladies indulge in this style thought
lessly. The mantpa-maker often times is left to
suit her own idea of taste and fashion; and the
gentle. wearer, when she dons for the first time
judgment by the careless reflection st is the fash
ion!' Let me assure you, fair readers, that the
true gentleman cannot and does not admire slave
ry to fashion, at the expense of health good TASTE
and-must say it?-modesty. design no re-
Election; but submit it to the better judgment if
such exposure of their persons is often witness
ed in fashionable society now days, can be long
INDUCED IN by the gentlest and the purest without
loss OF that exquisite sense of refinement and deli
cacy which, to the female character, is like the
most OF the rose-the browning grace Of lovli-
ness? ai 9" -"+@t r cas- leEi :. y5,1 tHiit RI .
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
CO The business portion of Monroeviile, Ohio,
has been laid in ruins by FIRE. Loss $4,000.

The MINNEsorA MNE.-The amount of copper
shipped from this mine during the season of nav
igation was ,543, 405 pounds, net weight being
over III tons, worth over $500, 700. The product
for the month OF December is over n tons
There is another good feature about the MANAGE.
ment OF this mine, which consists in retaining a
contingent fund, and declaring dividend of ac-
tual receipts over and above the annual contr;hu-
ton to its fund.-Lake Superior Ne,cs.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

The PHILoGNoMIAN SOcIErY.-The concluding
exercises of the term of tie school will be given
at the Baldwin Institute this evening. The Laurel
Wreath will be read by the yonus ladies-several
rchersals will take place, and altogether, it will
probably be one of the best entertainments ever
given by the society. Music will be in attend
.ance, and we also hope an sxcellant audience.
Admittance 10 cents-the proceeds to be devoted
to the purchase of library.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

We learn from a reliable source, that the coun-
ty patients in the Hospital, are about to be remov-
cd to private house. 1t is essential to rational
beings never to act without reason, which, how
ever, may be real or only imaginary. This prin-
ciple equally applies to transactions either in a
personal or official capacity. The step in ques-
ton is of an official character, and hence concerns
not only this city, but the whole County. The
expenses for these poor sufferers are to be de-
frayed by the money of the public. This circum-
stance is, in our opinion sufficient ground to take
cognisance of the stated fact leaving it to public
opinion to judge of its merits or dement's.
The question however forces itself upon us
What might be the motives for taking such
step2 1t would be charity towards these unfor-
tunate sufferers, if their condition was changed
for the better. We firmly believe and confident
ly maintain, that there is to be found no place as
good as the Hospital, much less a better one.-
Every upright man will therefore understand, that
said motive is anything but charity for the poor.
Is it for the benefit of the County? BY no
means. Either said patients will be properly
nursed and attended to, or not. In the first case
the expenses would by far exceed those incurred
for the same purpose at the Hospital. There
have always been and still are some patients in
the Hospital, whom no body would properly at
tend to for any money. Is it not sufficient
to be afflicted by a lingering and loathsome sick
ness? Why then add misery to misery? In case
they were not properly cared for, many would
certainly die before their time. This assertion is
so we'll established by experience, that it needs
neither explanation nor proof.
1t is equally certain beyond doubt, that the
spreading of sickness cannot be prevented, un-
less the sick are reu taken care of. Hence it
seems Just to remark that the removal Of the sick
from the Hospital might prove prejudicialto the
public soreections yshow, that neither
charity for the poor nor the benefit of the County
can be the motives for removing the sick from their
present position.
For the present we refrain from further inqui-
ry into the motives for fear they might prove to
be of such nature, as to deserve the just indig-
nation of every honest citizen and sincere friend
of suffering humanity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

A New AnEsruETIC AGENr.-Professor Dugas.
in the Medical College of Georgia, few DAYS
since, had to cxtirpate large tumor on the back
weighing about ten pounds. He surrounded the
base of the tumor with the freezing mixture for
four or five minutes, which so obtunded the SEN
sibility of the parts that the operation was per-
formed with comparatively little pain.