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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-30
CANT PAUL DRUG STORE.-THIRD
- STREET, SAINT PACL.-We have received and

y STREET, SAINT PAUL.-We have received and
Drugs, Chemicals Paints Oils Brushes, Perfumery, Win
dow Glass and Druggists Glassware, &C., brought to
this place. Our Drugs and Medicines bought in
New York and Philadelphia directly of the Importers
and and all submitted to personal nspec
ton and warranted pure and fresh. No expense
pains has been spared will hereafter be to furnish the
very best and purest of medicines We doing and
intend to do Jobbng business, and prepared to sell
goods at low prices they be bought in Gaena
Chicago anywhere else in the West. The Public
respectfully invited to cell and examine for them.
selves, for confident if they do they will 20
further to supply their wants. (daw) DAY jerks.
TTTINDOW GLAss-Six hundred boxes Pittsburgh
w City, McKees brand assorted sizes, from sx1O to
3Ox4O Twenty boxes French Window Glass for Paror
Windows, Picture Frames Show Cases. &C., much supe-
rior to American Glass. DAY jerks.
DERFUMERY-Th House still keeps the ascendancy
L in Fine French and American Perfumery and Fancy
Articles for Proof of which come and see. The cheap
est variety on hand also. DAY jerks.
CyOLUTION of CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA-or Purga
- tive Mineral Water-Ths preparation is particular
ly recommended a substitute for EPSON Salts and
Seidtz Powders; being both agreeable taste
and more pleasant its operations 1t is cooling ca
thartic, and operates mildly. Prepared and sold by
jy 16,dtf Corner Third and Cedar Streets.
L'IRE-PROOF PAINTs.-Ied and Yellow Oxides Of
Il Iron-the only Paint used at the East Fire. Proof
Paint 1t is vastly superior to any Clay Paint and cheap
er. For sale by DAY jerks.
DAINTS-10 barrels Ochre, Venetian Red and Spanish
L Brown, for sale by DAY jerks.
T EVILS CELEBRATED COLORs.-14OO lbs. Lewis
IL Paris, Chrome and Richmond Green, Chrome Yellow
Prussian Blue, &C., &C., for sale by
jy 16-Atf DAY 4 jerks.
WTHITING.-2O barrels in Store and for sale BY
wv t. DAY 4 jerks.
(tAMPHENE-5 barrels for sale by
DUTTY.-1O,OO0 lbs. in store and for sale by -
.l..-.. DAY jerks.
M HITE LEAD-10,000 lbs. received for sale by
w - DAY jerks.
NTExy HnHNRyev 4, NJ CuxUNr1 SuxNn
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VIM. II. MORTON.
AARKLEY &c KERN, DEALERS IN
lXl TOOI 9 Ann CIITI ERY No 1 E,nnire RIocl, 81

Paul, Minnesota. To Farmers, Builders and tie
Trdde.-Those in want of goods in line previous
the opening of navigation will find with large and
well selected stock which will sell at greatly reduced
prices, to make for and complete assort-
ment which may be looked for Immediately the open
ing of navigation. MARKLEY KERN,
March 2S-wtf No. Empire Block
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MINK. l.. BANNING & CO., BANkERS
w Banking House Eagle Street, near the Winsiow
House, St. Paul Money received Deposit, Exchange
Bought and Sold Money constantly on hand at market
rates, Loans for large Real Estate made the
most favorable terms. je9-dawy
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&c MEX Elk,
CIVIL ENGINEER. Will attend to the Surveying and
Dividing of Land, Drawing of Maps, Charts, Archi-
tectura plans and designs of Buildings. Specimens
of work TO be in my Office. AS am in pos
session of the best Instruments with all the latest i'm
provements, am prepared to do all business correct
and with despatch. jan15-dawy
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, CORNER OF ST.
HOUSE. T. w. mabon.

J. PRoPRIErOR-Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory
Good Boarding by the day, week or month easy
terms. Good stabng attached. share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Stages call at the
House daily for Passengers Sign, Square and Compass
ST Pau. January % 1S56-wlv
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OSCAR STEPHENSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office on Third Street, one doc
above of Third and Cedar St. st. Paul, oct22
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ANDREW THOMPSON. HENRY z. HAYSER.
THOMPSON & IEAYNER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. O1ice, No. 25 Nassau Street,
New York City, New York.
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mrnIuINEH.

$3.50 nSWs, COUGH KLIxlR.-Thi
M ns..iient and never failing remedy for Coughs,
Ia. Whoopiug Cough, Pulmonary Complaint, and
ns .rest relief In Consumption, and most diseases
r.,ns from Colds and neglected Coughs 10 rapidly In
s3n. In popularity The following testimonial II
S,n : Gentleman we'll known in this community:
NV" RICHMOND, May %, 1858.
Mr, H. B. Ddsos: Dear Madam, take great Plea
sure In certifying to the beneficial effects OF your val
uable medicine, named and well known a. MRS.
DAWy COUCH ELIXIR" Having used IL In my
family for the LAST years, In the of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign In the late war with Mexico, with all
gratitude Madam towards you, for Its good effects,
you can make any Of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit of the community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS G. BALL.
Tor sale By Mira A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Eesrs,
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jaokson, Chas. Millsyrsgh,
=. J. Picot A. Rodsker and Charles d. Yale.
ID ENOVAL.-Dr. PLUME hns renewed
h his office to the third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South sids ADD about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. p. continues to treat
all syphltic and gonorrh9al complaints and having
had much practice in this ne hstters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. call from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
ratives chemical Extract of French Flowers,) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public
DR.. P. may be consulted confiientiaily by letter,
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to o. dor, In almost any direction.
Office hours from A. M, till +. M. franklin
sire near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city
Va. no Is
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COTTON MANUFACTURING "OUT WEST
About ten years ago man, with limited means,
bsgsnIa very small cotton factory, for making
yarns and batting in st. Louis Mo His establish
ment now consumes 35 bales of cotton per week,
and makes, daily. 2 500 yards of sheetiug, 400
pounds of yarn, 900 pounds of batting, 80 pounds
of Irvine, $50 pounds of wicking, besides carpet
WARD and baggipg
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FINANCIAL AND C0alsaKRCIAL.

The New York Money ma, ket, Tuesday, exhibited
an increased strinsency. The Stock market was
dull outsiders refusing to come In, and waiting for
stocks to touch the lowest point There sales OF
$40 o,n Virginia 6's, hen at e92 S3 500 do at SOL
aua s8, 600 do at s9ia 81 600 of North Carolina
sold at sea The export Of specie for the week pre-
y Gus amounted to nearly s2t0o. 0oo which, Win
the $500 coo taken by the Africa yesterday MAKE.
large gain ever the same week In the two Pfee'''s
years. .trx.
On Tuesday, in New York sales were msoe .. -
ira Petersburg Flour at s775 Richmond c'I -,
s6 soar Richmond City, s7oo~o' w. "'N
and Gallego wete quoted at So
Til. following 10 a comparative s'a'em .' "
condition Of the Banks Of the city OIL I've" -''
March 23d and soth: ci,,.r Dcr,,.
90 s,Is aIs se2 u.se' SIS s,dot,23s 96, 4o6. 45o
Maecn SiiS sgsO25 lI3 5733 8, 413s2s s1oi4 560
aSa;ns decrease of Loans ......'.'.. 1904 w.
SHOWING ., ;n,rasse OF specie.......... "a $50
an ;nnfssse Of Circulation. s9,5al
:. adscreass OF undrawn Dep'ts... 252, SIG
u,r, NJ Enslsnd's bullion on the 18th of March
,sd 20 e 20 3le,4e6, showipsa decrease OF SS3,
ota ,vben compared with the previous return The
<i thiy returns of the bank OF France, M to the
=, ,it mn show an increase in bullion of 81 1874
ao1 .,erIpg The total at present being f3 1894 00n
About so 600 in gold have been received from Aus
rails nearly all OF which has been taken for the
Contiuent and To pay for silver for export to the
East Some gold wa. also taken out of bank. The
Liverpool Times, Of Friday, says:
"Ihs withdrawal the funds necessary to pur-
oh .se this gold has increased the ngency of the
market. On the stock change monAv commands
GER cent 70, short loaus On consos. The unusually
large amount of the balance In favor of the govern
ment OF the Bank of England tends to contract the
supply CT 'out doors" and of course carries more
business to that institution Large arrivals of gclt
may soon bs looked for from Aus.rss-the RoYs
Charter, Marco Polo, White Star, and other fas
clippers being nearly due; while above quarter of
million of sterling is on board H M Electra, Ad
miral, and Derwent, now overdue. II believed
that the next for the East Indies will take
out about 800 600 in silver"
BY Telegraph
BALTIMORE, April Flour dropping, and quo
ted at G562 Wheat very scarce and unchanged
Corn-W hi 6G0b2; Yellow 6l06S.
NFw YoRK April l.-FIour heavy. State declined
ten cents and quoted a. So 5005 20. Southern de
cined s. end quoted at SO e5d So. Whsst steady
sales unimportant. Corn unsettled. Stocks lowe
and dull. Virginia 6's. G9il.
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,IhCUlIAk

,IRCULAk.
- On the 23d inst, our Store House was destroyed
BIZ fire; in consequences of thia business will
cess arily be suspended for a few days only.
Having saved portion Of stock uninjured, we
have made hts to receive such additional
supplies by steamers and Express will, trust,
enable us in q meek ten days to resume our bust
ness and to execute all orders entrusted to from
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS with usual
promptnsss and dipatch.
We respectable, solicit call from our old friends,
merchants, and the public in want of goods il our
line, and beg continuance OF their favors
Our store for the present is st No Pearl street.
doors from Main street aud opposite Old stand.
PURCELL LADn CO,
,,h D,ugcs,s Richr
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A CONVERSATION OF RELICs.-Chas. A. Grace
has placed cane in Independence Hall, Pbiladel-
phia, made from a piece of one of the timbe of
the frigate Philadelphia, burnt 10 Tripoli by Com
modore Stephen Decatur; the head from part of
the old frigate Constitution; the brass ferrue from
. piece of the pinnacle of the frigate Guerrero;
aud the iron on the end from bolt ore of the or.
ipinal fastepings of the frigate Macedonian, cap.
tured by Commodore Decatur.
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r BOOTS, sHOEs, TRUNKs. -
- kc.--The Subscriber informs his
friends and the pablis, that he bss
- returned to the city, and taken the store NO.
$50 Main stseet, two doors below the Exenanss
Bank for the purpose of carrying on the BOOT
AND snOE BUSINESS in all it, branches HI,
has now, and will always keep on hand. general
assortment OF Northern and Eastern work, selected
by htmself and unsurpassed BY any In the city a.
well az work of his own manufacture. His stock OF
Manu- featuring Materials cannot be surpassed
TKUEK6.-A good assortment OF Trunks always
On hand wbieh be will sell n e all advance.
He viii be pleased to serve his old friends ard Gus
toners as heretofore. ,,,,v
Ia I'm
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BUSINESS ON THE KANAWHA was brisk last
week, the river being at an unusua! height The
Charleston Va.) Republican, says:
There was shipped from Kapawha 4s salt boats,
which contained not less than sc, 400 barrels OF
salt also. boats loaded with coal from the mines
OF the Winifrede, Kanawha and Old Dominic n
Companies. These boats required the services OF
about ITO men.
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LAKE SUPERIOR CoPPER.-The Ontanagon
Miner of the 7th uit says:
"Thereis an immense mass of pure copper ex-
posed In the Minnesota mine, which is some As
feet In length and in the thickest part as much
o. eight nine feet in thickness. If 1t is as it
appears to be, it contains probably mere than 500
tons of metsl; and it is certainly worth as it lies
more than Sl50,0O0.1
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o,a.t nlace in ia wsv, A few days since casa
was pending in the Common Law Court of that
city in which Mr. and Mrs Helbing had sued
philip Bohlen, for breach of marriage contract
In failing to marry Mrs Helbing when sne was
Mss Agnes Hand werker. aud the jury has given
the injured parties 81 $50 damages! The idea of
Helbing suing Bohlen because be did not marry
bis wife is certainly the richest thing of this fast
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A MONSTER NUGGET The largest nugget yet dis
covered is now in London 1t turned up in tho
sand at the Commissions IS Lower Paddot H. Louisa
Greek New South Wales. When it first seen,
some persons were ssnguine enough to estimate its
value OF 20 900. The names Of the fortunate find
are Patrick Agen az John Downey. 1t was
brought over n the Centurion in the charge of MIR
Blake, of Waterford.
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SALE OF DIR. BuRDELL's FURNITURE.-The
furniture Of the late DR. Harvey Burdell was sold
by public auction yesterday. There WAS a large
crowd at the house, opposei chief of females most
of whom evinced the greatest curiosity to look up.
on the scene Of the late horrible tragedy. Every
thing except the doctors instruments, pictures and
books brought high prices The amount realized
for the principal articles WAS as follows: Large
bookcase $50; small do S2l; operating chair So;
doctors beadste,d S2I two sofas Sl3 aud Sl5 three
LARGE mirrors in front and back parlors ~ so
and ESQ., rocking chair $40; arm chair g ~; con,
tents of laboratory sl3 so; operating furnace %;
two chandeliers SIS each. The bidders seen I
DESTROYS of getting something as memento TO D,,
Burdell. A little map Of the United STATES, w" nf
4 spot of hIsblood upon it. was bought oy foiee W
cer Moore for 81 ls, and he was soon AFTER ohefeu
So so for it,
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LIBEL Suit he proprietors fsthe New York
Express have been sued by an emigrant boarding
house keeper in that city for libel. Damages
laid At 10000 which there Is very little probabi-
~ of his getting.
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Boy SENTENCED TO DEATH. "A boy, aged
IA was tried a few days since at the Gnelph AS
sizes, Canada West, for the murder of another
boy, only years old, last October He was CON-
victed ana sentenced to death, but the Judge and
Jury united in a recommendation to mercy to the
Governor.
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Alfred NJ. Barbour Monohgsia county, Va, say
the MorRantown Star, has been offered and Il a
refused the post of Secretary of Legation tc Bra
zil
The establishment of Perkins, Bacon g. Bache
epgravers to the British government in London
was destroyed by fire on the 1lth ult. Loss $50,
600.
The large tobacco factory, belonging to the tate
Of the late Be, jamin Jones, in Petersburg, V.
was sold Tuesday, At SIS 900 to Jas. D. Me- I'll.
lock
Geo. II. Jones, who was appointed secretary to
TIN President. to sign patents, has been superce
ded by VIM. Flynn, Of Pa.
Since the late war the Russian navy In the Raj
tic has been increased by nine frigates, IA cor
Votes, and 100 gunboats, all of them steam
screws.
The long pending claim of the privateer BRIG
Ssn Armstrong has been decided by the Court OF
Sisims 10 favor Of the elimants.
The infant prince Of Naples has been baptised
seceissng nifty names, amongst which the firsi
Wsre-Gsanaro Maria lmmacolata
:. Cnanceiior Johns, Of New Jersey, who died on
.gs xete inst, Was brother OF Bishop Johns, OF
~. Thaeksry IL said 70 have received "A Offer
q $4,000 for BIZ new aovsl wSish Van rua
skfsssh twenty assnbssa.
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BY Telegraph.

- F-vnH p FOX n o Il OIL X AND
z,.sSss--vr,ssI PORTSMOUTH AND THE DIFF
's.ssa<ss<SzssEsxA~ FERENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER via the Richmond and Pet ersburs Railroad
to Port Walthsl thence by the swift and comforts
BILE steamer VIM SELDEN, Capt WIN. C. SMITH
Purser d. j. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, We'd
nes6ay and Friday morning. a. 81 o'clock
THOS DOoAAEAD Supt
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TESTING AND RATING CHRoNoMETERs.-Ths Lon
don Board of Trade has recently established office
for rating ana testing ca thermometers. standard
mean solar clock, regulated by time hail. conmu-
noating by electric with the Royal Observatory
at Greenwich. gives tho means of rating; while the
testing performed heated to any requiI ed
temperature by an ingenious gas apparatus.
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g WAN d cos LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O,00O!!
rfrR rrQ nNT.Y kIG

Owing to tbs great favor with which our Einss
Number Lotteries have been received By he public
and the large demsn6 for Tickets, the Man ayers g.
Swan L. Co, will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the year Tho following Scheme viii be
drawn in each Of their Lotteries for April 1857
GLASS So
20 be drawn IN the city of Atlanta, Ga in pubc ON
Saturday, April 4th, 1857.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city OF tisnta Ga In public ON
Saturday, april I1th, 1887.
CLASS 80
To be drawn la The city Of Atlanta Ga In pubic, ON
saturday, April 18th, 1857.
CLASS 49,
TO be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga In public On
saturday, April 2jth, 1887,
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUMHERS
1920 Prizes.
More than One Prize 20 Every Ten Ticksts.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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A HAPPY FAMiLY.-Mr e. Pie son has on his pre-
misses two cas- fifteen rabbits, dog and large
all of which live and play together, IN harmony and
contentment 1t is amusing to see them at their
psstimssi in which they freely engage In this warm
sunshine and without any perceptlble disposition TO
quarrel, fight or raise among the mselves. One
of the old cats, having had the misfortune to lose her
kittens and being distressed By the bereavement
wss procured for her, which she kindly took under
her special but sstise with this she also
took charge of young rabbit nursing and nourishn
tn. active little animal with great tenderness-NoT-
folk ia J argus
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7I7O DRY GOODs PURCHASEKs!!

' Dh VooDS
VAL COHEN, IT'S Brosd street, respectfully in
FERNS his customers and the public generally that
the Improvement OF his store lie et1d and he has
opened and ready for inspection, AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, unsurpassed by any house in this city, in
point of variety, designs fabrics and price, consist
ing in part of
Rich Striped and Chepe Silks
Grenadins and Berage Robes
French Lawns and Jaconets
Organizes, Plain and Figured Bar-ses
Solid color De aine, handsome Challies
Black Siks at all prices
Paris Mantillal
Real French Embroideries
Plain striped and checked Nsinsouk Muslin
Cambria Jaconet Swiss and Plaid Muslin
A large assortment of Swiss and Cambria Edg-
ing, Insertings and Banos
White and colored erillisns
Plain, Hemstitched and Embroidered Linen
Cambria Han3kerchets
French Csrsets, white and colored
Jorvln's celebrated Kid Gloves
Black silk Mitts or ladies' and misses
Psrasols Pillow Case and Sheeting Linen, and q
full stock of Domestic Goods.
Having all advantages for purchasing Goods, / am
enabled compete with aoy house in the city, snd
never allow myself to be undersold.
MOURNING 3OODS-Tamise Cloth Founcsd
Baregs Robes Silk Warped Alpaca; Tsmartine
Crepe D'Espagne; plain and S,tin striped Bareges;
Grenadines lies; black Lawns and Organ dies,
and ribb'd silks on hand and will be sold low.
22-dImE
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CONVICTED OF observation-disclosures G..
Banks. who shot and killed ~ N. HI Trope, of Va,
At the Battle House in Mobile, found guilty
of granddaughter, on the Goth ult.. and fined $500
The case had been removed from Mobile to St.
Stephens Ala
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GLASS MANUFAC TURE.An official estimate places
the value of glass produced yearly in the of
Great Britain at So 000, 900. The number of maui
factories 10 ons hundred and twenty-six, of which
o o hundred and are in England The number
OF operatives employed is said to exceed fifty thou
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BREAD FOR THE kPAnIsH Poor The Spenish
papers state fact that the cipaty OF MadI d
81 600 oavs OF two pounds each, to be bs. ed
every day and sold at moderate rate. This qusntl-
ty 10 said to be sufficient for about half the popule
ton Of the city, distressing proof Of the poverty of
the people
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= DRUG sIGRE FOX SAi.E.--dly
81 Professional engagements requiring my entire
81 attention, will sell the Key, stock AID Fix
Ia lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
ve1y favorable terms, if immediate application is
made. The stock ia not large but is very well Sc
lectsd, and good business can be done by any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention
fe Its JOHN Z. JACKSON.
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TOBACCO IksrkCIlUN There were inspected
At the different warehouses in Petersburg, Va,
for the half year, ending Tuesday. 1923 hogsheads
l54n hnosheads
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


=, op,n. EVERGLADES An important fact Is
.,.nnnced In relation to the Everglades OF ffofs
IA Il is stated that the waters OF that Immense
ressrvolr have recently found an outlet .nfouen
which they are dischareius themselves IN eles'
volume into the Gulf Of Mexico. An ste.r IN
msrred will thus be CON erted into dry land, and
n .o Il viii probably be found TO be much the
isrgr.s bodv of rich land 10 Florida and extending
several degrees farther south than Louisiana No
other portion Of the South vii, compare Win M
dnc.s Irnder the "swamp grant" all of this land
is the property of the State, and by her internal
,mnrorsm ent act II has been pledged IS basis o;
credit for the several railroad enterprises of Flor
ida.
.es ,ikeiv 70 follow will be the facilities it will af-
ford to Gen Harvey for operating against the Sc
miuoles, who when they took refuge in these
Everglades. were well nigh inaccessible.
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RAILROAD SoLD.-The Hagerstown Chronicle
states that the Pennsylvania portion of the Frank
lin Railroad has been sold to the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad, for the sum of $50 ,000
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Ea EARTH CHINA AND
Vii GLASS
EEg SPRfNG, 1857.

Importer, 70 Ndia street. Richmond "a,
Ia now receiving per ships ANDREW Foster" and
America" full supply of English goods of new
pate and fon various snufsctories and suction
trade sales in this count1y, very large stock of
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses Csstors
and Fancy Goods, which he offers for sale upon the
most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods.
~ Special pains taken to pack ell goods securely
and orders promptly filled NH lS-.Im
"a LOOM TG YOUR iNTk <.
kgN<IA ESTS-The large and well selected stock
.t3GNsA of SADDLES, HARNESS, Brides, Col
lars, Whips, Spurs. Stirrups, Bits, Saddle
Bags, &C, now on hand at D!CKERSON'a Manu-
factory. of Main and 18th Streets ia being Of
fered ct pIces which cannot fail to please all who
may favor him with their patronage. A cali is rS'
specially solicited, as | shall sell low for caah.
To- Remember, | am ct tbs old stand, cornel al
Main and 18th streets.
JOHN Fl. DICKERSON,
fe 5-2m Successor to Joseph II. ColqIitt.