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LOTTERIES.

"NE PLIS ELTIitn SCHEME.
l.LJ rEIZESi - vU DOLLARS!
Urranm Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
- BY AUTHORITY OFTHE STATE OFGROHGIA
IU,OU0 NuMEEns OSLr--l rRIzE TlCkErs
CLASS NJ
To be- drawn May 18th, ls:6. Mt CONCERT HALL, Mn
con- Ga under the sworn supcrutrniencc Of Col Geo
81 Logan and Jas. 4. Nsbct, Esu
The Manager having ANNOUNCED his determination In
make tl h, popular Lottery in the world otr.
for My ih schrinr Tint far Furpassss any srhnuc
ever offered in the ANNIE OF LOrrri Look T., yn,, in
tcrc!,-! EHnu,iu" the rnp,"l- q Onr Pr.2e t. Eth,
Tickets =
CAPITAL SI2,VOOi
Prize ct $4,000
Prize OF 500
= Prizes oil 1000
Prize OF 1000
5 Prizcs OF 900
10 Price Of 800
60 do 80
100 do -
500 do 10
500 10
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O00 Gifts vbluaJ al so 900
- Tickets 81. y'Tickrts 81 = Tickets 81.
Ire 6rst drawn number being entitled The nrn, and
20 on TO the end Of the Cite, all tree of charge.
rY-Those drawing prizes, residing at distance who
uretsr the Wholesale value in cash. 10 the article drawn,
can be accommodated by addressing the roprictors
Tickets will be any par, OF the United states to
agents, by addressing l.. T. HUNT CO, Louisville,
ny. ,.o,.;o,,, % ,h. d.,.
Of drawing, to cn,itlc the holder to any prize
copy Of the drawing and all small prizes wll u" sent
10 every uersou holding ticket by ni or otherwise, I'm
medintcly after the drawing free OF charge. .
The nrceu, owners have given bonds to furnish deeds
''' .I, ' L. ?. HUNT & co,
49,, .,S-cyaw Louisville, ky.
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"WO0DLAWN' NEAR RICHMOND,

FOR ShIf.
TIME subscriber wishing to remove to the mountains
Il will sell his property the Brook Plank Road, on,
and half miles from Richmond. The tract contains lie
acret; about ~ in woods OF which 20 acres arr
heavily tnbered. There severn, beauIifu building
sites ON the Lend 80 cleared and highly i'm
proved having been cultivated by him rs II market gar
den The place is remarkably healthy the ncighborhoo6
excellent There well Of nr water near the dweln"
The of the FIRST order having been erect
ed within the last four years in the handsotnes style anf
OF the best mutcrims
The dwelling is 30 feet square with two passages snc
stnirways with elegant pOrtcos III front and rear, anc
contains eight large rooms with tire places TO eacE) con
nrccd by folding doors besides four closets The finish
Of the Interior chnse and beautiful marble mantels anc
hcars and modern crates with the walls handsomely pa
pered
The outbuildngs are first rate and consist Of kitchen
and store room vi brick, connected 10 the dw"!';
covered way; large and well built house 10: servants
containing 1--WE roos handsome 0ctngon smokebOusc co
vrred with tin wush house and of the best stables
Virginia having accommodations Tor lJhorses, carriages
and large amount vi forage. -.
To appreciate the properly il il only necessary 10 feh
IT, and those disposed purchnsc are re-pectuy request
cd to do NO. II will br sold rs whole or d'ueu " SUI
the views of purchasers. Terms liberal w
Sept 2a-d&ctf h"nahp hlEE
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SALE OF REAL. ESTATE

rUNIIF Subscribers otter Tor .Hle their va!urr"
the county Of RUtetourf. -ruHtcd III ~" i""' tot ..
Crni.- mud PacrsJns Creek, and the JunciI y! out
Crnigs Creek with James River.
This Farm cOntGns between li00 snd 500 Scr "
which 2lO bottom nnd, and IN M rae :
rlriration ana is suhcd about ~ milcs Ho,,t -
,.rsr" H." Fuc0sle ami CoyingtOn TurnY!E: Ho'!
passes throushit
Iu-re 10 I. lu,t Office the place, known ne l-I-
ton Post lice There loo OF yDoi Iy,uJ
meadow the farm
The farm has long been known ~ IL"
JUNCTION STORE FARM.
ami is the best locations ior county T.
State.
Crugs Creek IL LhNl.hbi. stream ani pLssc= : st
through the farm iui nearly two miles
The Subscribers prefer ec!lin. pr.rH"g, tUt
before the 3st day ot May the wi'! - .."
on the premises public auction to IL" ngrrt n''sa
Individuals dnsirng further ntoruaa','m y: rnrTa o.
With. H. alny- Fincastl'. with james J'''- '.
ton Store. BOtrOurt. JONES : MAZE
Ami lD-ctds
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FUR M
Id virtue ~ 4 deed IT trst nlrir Ly sr;rt'. N.--
ID ham ami wii" the 9Th Of February 80 r,u u. De-.
recorded will be offered tor ,ar The lieh.-f :-ps. .
the premises. On MONDAY. The a'ii : e.: iay u,.i e..
trs"; 81 land on which sriJ ch"hiEnI d- Ion. s,,
ns t"pt. EdsnUnd L)ck"fG's. y!ng OH IumaA"wk 'r..
containing o.? acres about - miles wcst -! ua :. :
liou+", Il from Richmond, nnd Ur :, from HG."'...s
station. on the Richmond AZ DsGviI!c Lr.goad =
iuhIty ot the lsnli- %, in good md healthy
ooih"od; The Dwelling House confirms -"N'n - ri-.a
roos anu thtr" s good Uvrrs,er- house Hrg!V Ju'.
teri, barn, and other nerdtn buGinre The :. ..rI
ruch NJ really 10 dcssTVe the att"nrOi vrI>pUs wish
TO buy land
The deed "u'I"riA"s .s!e for ch-h but sf'au- @.
inenfs can probably lie H." ty ~h.rh sT-,', .,.y ..
given for hll over $1,000 about rhat ~.
The hi" i und"ubtnd, hut s":.. 'Iu-'rr the
v'ysDc- wi! hr with the u-u-i special WARRANTY
Aprii 25-ca- r W fIDlRNIY Trly,.r
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND pOTTLINt

To-
1T il fixed fact thar the only genuine article OF BOT
tiled SODA WATER made in this city, IL put up by
NJ MCCORMACK, who hattcr5 h.Insc that he is able to
compete with any Manufacturer either North or South
having been engaged in the business tor the ast nine
ycars
He ia conducting the above business 10 all lie
branches for Mr. WIN LADD, and takes this method o
informing his friends md the patrons OF his old
establishment that nothing his part shall he wanted TO
sustain its former reputation
To prevent imposition, be 20 cali Tor 'McCOR
MACk'S SODA WATER"
Soda Water Ale aud Porter delivered in ali parts OF the
city, free of charge.
All orders from city or country promptly at
tended TO. Address WM P. LADD,
April Ism Pcarl 81 south Of Cary and 3Os Broad q
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Richmond. Va. Murch 90 1856.


DRS. GILBERT IL KENNEDY,
TUyREAT CANCERS. TUMORS. ULCERS, sc, with
II ont Surgical Operations. Ohcc 40 Erohd"hy' cor
ncr Astor Place New FORK.
Cer,,icates from Ex-Governor r. NJ. Tucker. Judge F.
w IIulnr Capt Isaiah Sellers a. : Bald Yin, NJ D. Hon
r Eulcr King Gen Narrisso Lopez, Capt VIM lcather-
w = Allison NJ. D.. judge Alex Walker, Col. M"nnsel
White Thu. f. Bond, NJ d., J : Peac"ckc, ~ d. -
Permission 10 refer Ex-Governor JHa c Jones' Hon
Fred Sisn,o F. Palmer Inventor "t p"lm'rs Arm
fetal Leg; Francis Grir" Naval Constructor, Navy YARD
phladehis: Proprictors n the GirHri House rhndei
phia. HprI --l'p
SEEP THE PIANO AND MONEY TOO
IF YOU nre undecided where you can
yet the CHEAPEST and BEST PA. E.sSEN4-ilssj
NOS iust postpone the mntcr unit! YOU ID II Y
can take Que OF h. = NASiS oil trial.
You can retain the money until III" Piano has gwen sa5
faction
lie il willing to give bond and security to iurn-h you
with u superior Instrument al low price.
Orders especially entrusted to selection always re-"
ceive particular care
F.. =. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer.
80 Sycamore, corner of Bank street,
Anril 10 Petersburg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM.

- LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS
Is Of TIE RICHMOND YoUNU MES's CHRI>rIAS
A,-,,,,.> The Library and Reading Rooms CT ,hi-
u r,yra 'ocated in Godd!n's Building second aoor VI
i. AZ. pyw open every day from 10 o'clock, NJ, IL
" mi rom to ~, P. NJ except Thursday even
nd F.!sy ,ajrning
- ry5g contain variety of wel!.selectcd STANDARD
| ;..,y,ueou. BOOKS, Us we'll Hs oil the best NEWS
rs q: the Tinted states, received and tiled Us the
4. AFrSa.s. :, ,. -
I--g.r.lu- yis.;:n. the city, we'll ~ citizens gen
-. cordially invited 10 visit the rooms Mt their
r. ..G r,ai ;ac oooxs and papers. FREE or CHANGE
r.,rl ars rAvlr. - per annum III advance VIII he
4 i,.,.. hooks from the Library under It's reCula
4. All g.5.ies 10 PAID will BE- promptly expended III
II ,'n,,., ., u.w BOOKS April i1-lm
Il
EMETERf.-Ih Annu'
3S a Me-tiu. OF ;he Hollywood Cemetery Company
- sc,, 4. me Ui?cr III Tie President, over Mr. Alex
i r.vs,. ..or. on TUESDAY the 9th day Of May, a,
( lc, ? Y.
.rW attendance" n person or by proxy de-rHo", "I
u r~:,r.g,,.ya %, h" Company will then b" change"
e., ;1. a.. gr A,,y:ri: Incorporating ;ne Company
ri :. ID IN Il HAXALL. secretary.
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NOTICE.

,ar ,r " ueea OF trust executed to the suhscr.
:! William Archer Cooke, on the 10Th duy OF
.'i iS purpose OF securing certain bonds therein
(, va gay Chesterfield County Court
VII upon the premises, expose to sale ut
vi Vs., y" 'hc I'm day Of June, $50. all that tract
a. rey county OF Chesterfield whereon the suid
'ei >. 'e.'des, containing GRO acres (or so much
sal o' necessary being the same land convey.
Il R.Ip"'e by John Walker, lying on the old Ches.
| xS r.. ave or six miles from Manchester
a,s. 70 all expenses and charges of sale. and
ii- and unpaid Oh said bonds with the
a -'""d upon on the day al sale.
a~Ns HOl.DES RHODES. Trustee.
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FARMERS HOTEL,
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.
NTOTICE-ln taking charge Of the above csta5 IT.
IL shinent, would most respectfully solicit ,,,#
continuance of the former patronage Of the H"ei<-~
and To our friends ask them call and gee US Our
nbIc shall always be- sprrui with the dccnccs o the sea-
son Our servants IRE polite and attentive Hnd the en-
lire establishment shall have the best attention We are
master OF.
The adv Of the house will that the Indies who pa.
rouize the Hotel shall have every wish grahed; and all
We usk is II share of business.
We have tree Hack the Depot to convey passengers
to and from the Hotel
Feb i9-6m A. BOWIE & CO.
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SAVINGS INsTITUTI0N OF RICHMOND.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
nFFlCE removed to the store of Christian l.athrop
" No % Main st.-ln consequence VI the resignation 81
David r. Crane, VIM. H. Christian unanimously cleo.
ted Cashier The Office has been removed To the store OF
Christian lathrop. where dcposcs will be received CT
which interest Of per cent will be paid Oh all sumo
remaining dcposlc six months longer and five per
cent. for . shorter period.
Dissatisfaction has been in existence y-eghtyeRrs
has loancd eight millions doars has suspended
debit has lost dollar tailed pay any cCrtii
cate when due. JNO. THOMPSON President,
WIN II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
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FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING,
l.. =. HUNT Il CO.,
XXyIlL positively clv.e their
w SECOND GIFT ENTERPRISE,
On the Goth of May, 1856, ut Louisville, ny
10000 DO Lila RS!

w SECOND GIFT ENTERPRI>k,
On the Goth of May, 1856. ut Louisville nv.
10000 DO RS!
FOUNDED REAL ESTATE.
= Bonds given, with good security, for the payment Of!
all prize-.-S-.
Farm, 900 acres SIX miles from Frankfort ny,
valued nj $4,000
Hotel at Bridcport Ky Yalued at 1000
Dwelling. House 100
100
DOO
coo
Pianos, 7.ocnvr, Rosewood superior toned,
$3.50 each, 1900
8 Pianos, 6t.ocrnve fne toned, ut $500 each, 2iOU
10 Gold Lever Watcher, gcnemcns, AT 500
each lmO
: Gold Lever Watches, ladies, ut $50 EACH 3OO
: $40 POO
10 Silver Lever Watches, sentlcmens, Mt $50, 200
10 $40 zoo
40 Gold Chains at $50, Con
= Brcastpins, ladies, Mt ~ 10 100
300 Iadips' Gold Thimbles Boxes, &c, nj 81. 1000
2uO Gold Rings, at T3 "A, 900
. 50U /" ST. 2,M0
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DICKINSON, nILL 4 CO, AI4T<

r;',n ~, his day, at?' o'clock. VI! b, Ill
April ~ DiCkINSUS IIIi q" ~ Tee.
BY PUIIJAOI q.
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CHESTERFIELD LANp Fun .AI-r

~ IERCES-!hi- day at 10 o'clock. ~. = ~ -.
~ 10 likely Ncgro-,--mrn, boz. sud giFl.
PULi.lAH S DAY.
April - ,r,.'.''
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AUCTION SALES.
BY CUDDIN IL APPER~OS,A rCTar

fhhtAEIE fhI'hrE :.EslDF>.I o.
GRACE STREET. FOX SALE Al sTCTigH
NtlLI b" snld ht auction on liz. r,. mr.. .,,,
w THURSDAY, The Isl day % May. Ic-,i II i f.' ~.
T.. The !E!:" three story brick dwelling On he :: ~.
r'7iI"'"c 0; Me Jas Gray. Tn" house b.i.; ~ - ~
snn NM been occupied by only one ;.n"r Er 10 g
e h'e hi' removal! has been r"pa!E;cd. AID i,
w i''""7- tor another ucculrTr LUt 81 the t,s' -.
,f'" ana being well .sj IL II Hitori ..-,
h "r a large iHmiiy The s'rvnu:s aFrrf'i a..
~ ''et MN" hHi ''Fr r0mn!CdiuL.. lE,rr an s.lay
On ."ri ria" OF IN" dwelling md in rear 81 g, H., '-e
hcin2 opened "orurct with 5lh .'r..y - ~.
~ 'ts una cry wafer hHNe been n'ronu,.I.
1r m nbefh!, aId made Known at the hour o! 81
the purchaser " f =, =, - F,..
April ~ '"''S'N i'."
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EI-1T R0CK EEMAIE SEMINARY

OR the year lS the hrst session OF this Institution
II vii, commence on the 18th OF january and close on
the 10Th Of June The second session will comnnce the
ath july and clps- the llIh December
TERMS PAYABLE AT THE END Or THE SESSION ::
BEARD for sessiun Si2 80
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics. &c. III w
French Spanish and aliun, each extra 10
Ornamental Branches. each. extra, teachers prices
a,;, and (-rek Class t.yht nv Jno Or-uln ir 90
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

The Msy number of ctasSSs Dsiwsor sAys
that 81. Louis hss bssn kisiy evsrrun With
business during The past month. E,sfythIns
10 the shape Of hotel has been crowded %
ovWoowius. and though III arrivals have n
ossdsd thoS Of any previous year, the cry 4
eth they cons" ..'f $500 g.
The uoasy market. undsr the inauoses Of
large payments from the country and liberal
discounts by our institutions" Ia easy, and
good local paper Is passed at from 10 TO 10 per
cent ..
Business men ef thai city have bscr too busy
to enter into outside specuiasions during ths
present season. and the land and lot DEALER
have found bot kw buysra sscspt among pro
fsssional spectators Real estate 10 the city
has not, however declined. indeed II more than
holds Ia own but the k,er for "out,de" rural
speculatious has subsidized, Sight Exchange on
the East rules at y per cent. premium ceiling
regular buying rate being par. Currency Ia
rather plcntcr, aud consists principally Of H.
lIuois stock secured notes. whicb, being In bet.
tor rrpute than Eastern or non secured money,
obtains u more general and permanent home
circulation, being secure RON that tendency TO
b sent homo 10 make exchange. 20 which oil
Eastern banks are liable
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SUPERlOR, DOUGLASS COUNTl MIoCON-
~ SIN This place 10 situated The bay Of Sspefio.
Iossessss es,,ef ss better hsTtor asd greater
tsgss or commercial city than any Other rssat see
northwest, ssdh ssssisd IN prospective In ssrsses
ky Chicago only.
Ths propstetors have eissr, undisessed, sad s1tI
numbered title TO the land open ~aieA svrssios lag
ou and all purchasers 81 lots reeevs wsSrsasss dsets
for the saEas.
superior was laid ost dsriss the past ssssos, md a.
rss6y eootslns several hsndrs1 iahnbitsas large DC
sl, uumbex Of stores, 9 eommodtoas pier, wa NJ
houses and In o.! respects the most nosrshisg sew
tows In the west. The county sest, Z. q Lsna VI
acs and Post Once are located hcfs whore the nssls
slppl and Lake superior u. .. Military kcsaa GOV
course Of construction, connecting with ~ Psu ses
cd railroads 70 the heed Of Lake sspsrics Ths $500
canal S b opes By June, sAsf wheh time lous lnes
of lake steamers Wil TO nspertos,->ns IRON GU
easo, two from Cleveland and oss from budsse pT
Two ssw mills and pstnsins sress are new
the way Superior aid win - promptly ss 70 wcrs
oasaai Of tho lots have baso sppfepSfstsd ~ NE
pTsretors TO Be sold BY the 70 actuA 81
iss. on easy terms. and TO esovde sd ios sxss1sss
been made for pebble purposes-pszks, easreAs'' rsD
Sy 10 order 60 correct The mss ppsshsns,ee sr.sns
from ..%isrt, Of ,:Ss ,sp 70 s.:,: ~: .,sss w.
y srisss, snsshss and dlfs1sat risos, and IN "
6rert township from superior
1 M.ps efbupsror are slgnsd BY Thee. cisrh, ayr
i'crs1sAs@ va, D. f.wssses sra ia ss:sssy ~
prcpdeto,- an rsy be sesu In the praeps Aesss ef
Au6slo and other cities.
All pessons Who vtsh purchase sss or os<ss taies
natioc, car sPpiy 10 WIN. IT, Newton. Superior Doug
les ecvp,y. wiscoastn. ,
Asso, q Attorney fcr Prepr,ssors Of sspsssos.
May :, 1855.
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Hon. L. d. WAmsvxsr, Chairman Of thu
COMMITTEES on Commsrcs, hss usde long he
port on the subject OF thsss Rapids. II soe'
lpio full history Of the obsiructions which
they present to the navigation Of the River
and strongly urgcs on Congress the PtoprietJ
Of their Improvement by the General Govern
ment The following is the conclusion
In vIas oi all these facts 10 relation TO tbes
distractions. taken ia connection with the do
mands Of commerce 10 the Mississippi valley
and the estimates and Recommendations Of the
proper officers Of tho Govefpnent, running
through ~riss Of pears the committee report
a bin spproprisiing two hundred thousand dol
lars for Tie improvement Of the Dies Moiue'
rapids. and also bin sppropristing one hun
hupdrrd thousand dollars ios the Improvement
Of the Rock Island rapids
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N. Ok L.xARrNE, the poet, historian, essay
lat. statesman and patriot, wbosc genius and
versatility Of talent and whoss purity Of char
scter commend him equally 10 the admiration
and esteem n mankipd, Il said 20 he reduced II
his old age 10 condition bordering on poverty
But. although 6s years Of age, his courage and
industry are unabstei. and |, 70 said that b,
rises regularly a, four IN the morning. and
works TO an advanced hour in the day for tho
benefit o, bis creditors The result o! these
labcrs will he embraced in new monthly re.
riodcal, which he has jest started. entitled "A
Familiar Course OF Usiversai Literature. -
This publication will extend over two years.
and will smbody tn, ,hoaghia ard reflections Of
this illas'aious man the very essnce Of his in.
,slleciual tie. Ills friend. Monsieur J. u.
DEarLAcr. has recently arrived in this country,
and is nov IN Now York for the purpose ofor'
gHniiing a subscription list 10 contribute TO
the land which the author may Justly hope to
derive from this work. In published card.
N. DEntAcs says
have como ~ thu Upi,ed States TO make
al appeal 20 the aympathics of The American
nation on bis behalf, and 10 grs for hlspablica.
ton as many mbscribers a. possible. | have
everywhere bcsn rcceived with the greatest
kindness. and thu most cordial disposition hiss
been manifested 10 further its objects The
importance Of these to n. dc Lamartnc viii b.
mos. forclbly explained by hrir' extract rom
b;s lst,.,r to Mr. RAncrpn -
Il introduce TO you oue al my best fricuds,
Mr., Y. b, Drspisce ~ho, out Of pure love for
me. gccs TO Amsrica exclusively for the pur>
poss II forwarding my interests His success
is With me. 3 matter q ne or death
A committee IA IN course Of formation TO ~
sist In promoting the purpose Of ny Wait.
Neers. Bancroft. wsshingsou Irving. W, U.
Bryant. G. King. president Of Columbia Col,
lsGs. Liestsuass oeusrsl Scott, and M!ssrs.
Richard b. Kimball and Dudley Bean have
kindly copsented 10 oct 90 H. Mssxs Pres
cott, Icuestllcw. FELTON,. and ether eminent
| sssslsoss In New York and elsswhsre. for
whom have lsltsss, o. who are hkely 10 Co
spsrats. will b applied 10 for the same object.
When proper appeal 10 the American nation
sAall b dr~r up BY the committee. shall 70
to washisgscp TO have IL sigued BY such Rep.
ruseslasivcs md 5spatcn Of The difervss states
- vill Aver mo with their Names. % - 70
make Of this subscriptioo natioeal lrstead Of
. local AFFAIR Thers are many iriends q La
MARITIME 10 the Upited Ssatss Who may. per
haps, b slad to know vhsrr an located
TO them I have 70 state ihst for the present. l
have taksp up my BOD quarters 10 New York.
al the New York Hotel
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The Mssss vernon Estate.

ILc Southern Matron," President Of the
ladies Association Of Virginia TO parchAss The
hoSni Vermont estate, pablishes communi.
cation 10 the PhilAdeIphia InqXr'~ which ex'
plains tie whole matter satisfactorily, and from
which we learn that The association, on tbeif
frss application to Mr.. WAsHsoros, received
non km an answer 10 the eject that he wAa
unwilling to sell Mount Vernon 70 any othss
parchssss than the State Of Virginia o. ths
Gsneri Government The Southern Astron'
says:
The appeal TO purchase from Mr.. "sshing'
too has been responded 70 in naaonsr which
while there 10 no departure from Mr.. Washing.
toms expreased coDdition--vn conveying The
property 10 "trust" deed 70 the STATES ye,
giyrs the association all State conatitntion
permits, with this restrictior our appeal spoke
only ola trust deed arrangement for The prop
erty. The Assembly authorized Governor
johnson TO conirsct with Mr. Washington for
Mount Vernon 10 the manuer in which Mr.. w
had consented 10 dispose Of THAT Ia, trust
deed IN the State. The additional act Of char
tsring the Mount Vernon Association does
not make the latter party To any transaction
In which Mr.. W. Is 20 be conccrned--it !.
purely one between The State Of Virgins and
The sssociaiion."
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

TuG SHoKr PAssAaE OF THE PrssiA.--Ths
recent short passage Of the Persia has attract
ed considerable attention. II Ia the shortest on
record
Fourteen eastern passages have been made
10 les than ten days. and but three wesierr.-
The Collins steamer Baltic made two OF the
the other one. both OF the Baltic's being n few
hours shorter than ;se Arabia's
The Cunsrd steamer Persia. 90 bsr last pss
sage to Liverpool. made . shorter run scross
the Atlantic than bad ever before been accom-.
plisbed.
All OF the Collins steamers have made the
passage to Liverpool 10 lsss than ten day., and
bat two Of the Cunardes have performed the
same bat In 1888 three runs were made TO
Liverpool by S many Collins steamers with
but 6heen minutes difference In time between
them, During The same year. the Arabia. Of
The Cuuard lioe. mads four eastern passages in
len thau ten days, and was but Ave hours and
thirtyeight minutes di6erence Setweeo the
longest and shortest II them. the three asst BE-
Ing 10 SUBDIVISION, VIC Nay 4. Jane Is. and
July q. and The Other va in October.
The difference between he Persias ees;
eastern passage and that Of The Battles best
wes,eru, b but four hours ADD thirty6v nis.
uses 10 aver Of The S6rur
Thoss acquainted with The ssbjsct srs swsrs
that thers Is no small di6ersnee between n
eastern and western passase, and thoss ~ho
sre unsequsinted can form so.ne hea Gift hon
The hct that ooly three western passages have
been made under ten days, while fourteen east
ern ones have beea seccmplished--N Y Hs->
aid