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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
no THE GREDITORSOF JAMES B

Il HOLMES, q resident of the city of 81. Paul Ram
sey county, and State of Minnesota tIDCh ~ -TT
You will take notice thai at St. Paul, int he county
ing filing the petition schedule and affidavit of the
said B. Holmes, for discharge his debts under
insovent debtors ord was made By the Hon. Il. C..
Palmer Judge of the District Court of the Second Judi
cal District Of said State requiring all the credr6rs Of
The said B. Holmes, nsolvent to show cause, any
they have, before him the said Judge at the Court
House. in the city Of St. Paul aforesaid the ed day
Of August A; D., 1852 at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF
estate should ot be made. and he be discharged from
his debts, pursuant to the provisions of the statute
WIN. SPRIGG HALL,
je9-wlOw5t8I 81 l4l Attorney for Petitioner. !
Ill A T. DAP PA p p r..
u 40 ReaYs assorted Plain Flat Cap Paper for sale
at Chicago prices, freight added, BY the ... ha1
PIONEER PRINTING Gu.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09

lll default has made in the conditions of a certain
D. 1851 executed and delivered by John Roehl and Kun.
igunde his wife, OF st Pau, county of Ramsey Mime
the said John Roehl and kungunde his wife did grant
bargsin sell and convey to the said August H. Pross his
land lying and being in the county of Ramsey, Mnneso
ia. describe as follows, to wit
block No five %, Of Guern Bazie's addition TO Saint
Paul. according to the recorded plat thereof in the office
hereditaments and appearances thereunO belonging
r H. s the to
traitors and assigns Of the of nine hunored and fifty
dollars 1880 col ard the interest thereon, according to
the conditions and terms of certain promissory
executed and delivered by the said John Roeh to the
SAID sad date with a
recorded in the Office Of the Register Deeds Of
ny Of page:
day Of august r. 1885, sell and convey unto John F.
Baasen, Of the city and comfy OF Mi waukee, Wscon
the office of the Register Of Deeds in book Of AS
al Il CLOCK. and upon which said mortgage there
has been paid the sum OF one hundred and sixteen dol
And whereas there is now claimed be due and is due
st Of s 70 s s s ne hs in
teen hundred and Anyone 50 100 dollars ISL 45l sOlOO
been had 70 he debt secured By said mosass
Now therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
of power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and pur
suant to the statute in such made and provided the
above described morgaged premises viii be solo at pub
he auction to the highest bidder for cssh the 22d day
Of October, A. D. 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. of that day ct
The front door Of the Court House Of the county of Ram
sey aforesaid in the city Of ST. Paul. to satisfy and pay
the due upon said note and mortgage and the
costs and expenses by law allowed sif Al f...
Dated st. Paul, August 18th, 1859.
A. GIBERros, Agent. d III M 49, aug26Sww
CTATE OF MINNESOTA-FIFTH
10 JUDICIAL DlsTRlCT-DIsTRICT COURT
John Ncols, N. Y. Kline and George w. Nicos, agt.
x. Wright and Mary Ellen Wright his wife, and w.
H. Cbambrrlin. Hr f ...ga
In pursuance Of judgment and decree IN said action
bearing date Of July 18th, 1852 shall expose for salef
the law directs, at the Shers Office in the town of
Wiit1n IN SAID county on Inursday, me second
noon the premises described in said deer follows
Lo numbere SIX fol- IN block numbered ten 40, in the
town of Mary the cog, ty Of Wsseca and State of
Minnesota, according plan and survey thereof made
BY H. W. Peck surveyor and duly recorded togethee
With all the Embellishments and appurtenances In anyr
"--' app @ NATHANIEL GARLAND.
~ I'D 1EfN tist Sheriff OF said County,
arH.,C LOWELL Co.. Attorneys for plaintiffs. M
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M M. D. p HI I L L 1 P s,

CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN-
TATIvES OF MINNESOTA
During the Session of l849 and 1850 Afterwards District
Attorney of the Counties of Ramsey and Benton and for
the last five years connected with The General Land Of
fee, has opened office Attorney at Law and
General Agent at Washington, D. G.
All business entrusted to him will receive prompt at
tention
Business letters except letters of inquiry,
ceive attention, must be accompanied by fee.
Letters of inquiry have enclosed letter stamp.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
BART LETT ESLEY
o-tes WHOLESALE AND RETAIL gsu
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions.
STREET BETWEEN MINNESOTA

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MILL FURNISHING.
CHICAGO BRANCH OF JOHN T. MOVES BUF-
FALO MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, BOLTING
CLOTHS MOVES IMPROVED
CENTRIFUGAL FEEDING, FIGURING GBIST
MILLS.
NOye's Improved Patent Flour Packer.
Noye's Improved Pres Mills, Plantation Corn
Mills, improved Centervent and Turbine Water Wheels.
Noye's Improved Iron Boiling Reels, Bran Busters,
Mill Gearing Shaftng, Hangers and other Castings,
High and Low Pressure Engines and Boilers, inn roved
Portable Engines.
Weeks rye and Small Platform Scales warranted
equal to Fairbanks Leather and India Rubber Betting
and Packing.
AGENT IN ST. PAUL,
WIN. NJ. LEYDE,
Office at W. H. Stman'S Commission Warehouse,
auglS-d3-w6m jackson st. near Lower Levee
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DED RIVER & LAKE SUPERIOR.
LII Passengers for above places will leave st. Paul,
every MONDAY Morning. For plrticuiars apply to ''i
j. G. BURBANK, 49,
July It'll, 1859. Manager MIN. Stage Co.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE = WHEREAS

WILKIN HEARD. Attorney for Mortgage, St. Paul.
aug26- w6w
, 1859-02-10

WAtstyGros. Feb, 5.--Toe Navy Department
il in receipt of official news from Commodore
Totten of the sloop, Of war }lcennes, giving de-
tails OF an alleged British outrage u, On m
American vessel OH the coast Of Africa, The
substance is that the American brig Rufus Soule,
from Matanza*, whie on the coast, was boarded
on the 1lth October bY the British steamer Vi
per, searched aud burned
The correspondents between Com. Tosten and
tho Captain Of the Viper showed that Al the
time Of the alleged outrage the Rufus Souls had
the American nag hyiu4, but shat the Captain
threw hia papers overheard when called Oh 10
show them.
The Captain of the Rufus soule has been be-
fore reported.
The Senate Post Office Committee has agreed
to authorize the contract for carrying the C4li-
fornia mail over the Paoama mad Tehauntepec
ccean ruutes to the lowest responsible bidders.
The Coumiste has Also decided Adversely on
the mammoth Trana-At1anke steamer pFt jtct.
Tho Military COMMITTEES st tho House today
received q communication from the Secretary OF
War. in rssoorse to N inquiry, whethsr il il
sporsa,ion to distant poin.a- MI. Floyd SAYS =
reduction would be practicable we're it nos for
the demands and threats Of members Of Con-
gress-
Tbs runored difficulty between Mr.. Siekles
snd Iii. Butterworth is entirely without fouuda-
ton. There b1a been no interruption Whatever
Of thar fEiandlY relassonA
The Secretary Of tho Treasury asks that
power may be gwen to discontinue from time to
time such light houses ~ may beeoms useless
| by reason OF the mutations Of esmmefco or
Otherwise, sud to reatrict the crea.ion of new
light to such IS shall be reported on farorablY
| by the light house board The drafts paid and
| drafts issued i8st week amounted to nearly
| $5o0, 900. -,
l. report is credited that Gen. Denver will
shortly resigo The ot6ce Of Commissioner OF In
! dian Affairs, with . viaw of returning to Cali
| FORMS.
Tbs Central National Bolts Cluh have resolved
| 10 withhold the publication Of their address to
tbe neonle. nntit Mr.. Bolts sh all have delivered
bis speech On the 2sd inst., in New York city.
Tha Ari1oua Mexican and Central American
Company il now eharteriug vessels to take ou
emigrsnia, under the direction Of Gen. hen
| ningsen.
, 1859-02-10
Ahtorrnmcnt of the legislature


There j. every prospect that the Les'sla-
turo will adjourn on Saturday next s'"e d'e,
either in the regular way or BY stampede OF
members-botl parties belugAgrced on thero
auirements Of their home affairs for their per
sonal prcsencc. 1t this result shsll take place
II II inevitable that the public interests must
epffcr, und it is not unlikely that a special
session will h, required before the next regu-
lar meeting in 1861. Up to Tuesday morn-
ing Only thirty~one bills bad been passed a''l
approved, Of which twenty -four were Of prl-
vato Of local character, and as Mr.. SWEET of
Mclean remarked, at the present rate Of pro-
:;rcsz it would take until May 22l, 1850, to
finish up the business before the House. For
this delay aud for whatever injary may bcfall
the State Tor want Of much needed lcglsia
tion, The Democratic party must shoulder the
responsibility. They have majority of both
branches of the legislating power, and they
have refused to carry business forward or to
allow others to do 60, because tue opposite
party will nut agree to ewindling gerry
maulcr, by which they hope to dcfraud the
majority Of tue people Of their rightful vo'ce
in all future Legislatures. If they choose 10
carry this weight in the next race for popular
favor there is no law against it, aud wc wish
them good tifne.
, 1859-02-10

St. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The Sioux Ctr Reaate-
announces the arrival Of Isjor CuIbertson d.
rect from the hssdvasers Of Tho Missouri IL
reports tho discovery OF gold diggiugs between
the Missouri md Columbia RIVER, in .he neieh-
bo1hood Of Stevens Paas. Tho gold Is Of IN
Inferior qu.li.y, being worth only III OF $15 a.
oqnce, but il asid to exist in:9reat aoundauce.
ue brought down I'll. 900 ia gold IN Jumps the
sizs Of grains Of corp, aud saJs tho mines can b.
approached within = comparatively short d,s-
tance By steamboata
He ssya rho head Ratsrs OF the ADORE nsned
rivers are 10 near together that he drank from
the Missouri On the eastern aido Of thu moun-
t3ins, and In ha1fkn hour drank from the Colum-
bin on tha Pacific alope.
IA gentleman who travelled With H.jor Cu1-
bezsson from Fort Pierre to siou1 City, ssys
that il tho latter had any such interesting in-
formation In bis possession, he was vsry chary
of giving the benefit Of it to others. 1t will he
well enough to await confirmation of the atory,
at least, before starting for the beadwsters of
the Aissouri IN search OF gold. Eps. Pazss AID
Txlsuy11
, 1859-02-10


The following is the vote by which the appro-
pr;atiou Of s232, ,0o0 Tor expenditures on the new
pcnitcntiary at Joliet was defeated-a constitu.
tiona1 minority being thiry-elght affirmative
votes, OF minority of all the members elected:
lrAs-Messrs. Anderson, R4nc, Darrct, Berry.
Breser. Campbell Of Ia Sale. Camubel Of Logan,
Curnullnps, nc,lich, Englc, Elles, Erwin, Graham,
t;sven, HAcket: Hampton, Hardin; Tick u Gal.'
tin, UyI!es, job, ker!ey, k.aR, McE:vainc, Net
eli, Norton. pullcy, iinsl,. Shaw, snort. s1osa,
Sicr rhcusou. Urdegrad, Wilson, Ms. Speake1--.37.
NArs-Messre. Baker, B.alsdell, Brace, Bry-
mt. Butz. Church, Craddock. Davis Of Mont
eomery, Davis Of Stephenson, De Wolf, Forth,
: Gilmore, Hasnes; Hiek Of Livingston. R;ts,
Hood, Hnrlbut, Jarrot, Mack. hcCal Miles,
Moore. Moseiy, pa.ten, Peek, Plato, Rice,
scheel, S,ickel Swets, Townsend, Fernilges,
White. Wood 81.
AnsExr-M essra Harmon, Higgins, II cOleave,
Prothrow.
The only Republicans who voted for the bill
we're Messrs. Campbell Of La Sale, and Norton
OF Will
, 1859-02-10

/ ,Mr Douglas has within month sunk rapidly
cut oi sight. II is astonishing how little intar.
est il fell In bis fortunes. He leads nobody in
ConRfess, is condemned BY his party there. and
no one eesna t. CATS whst will be hls t1turo
course. lie paying court to the ire eaters just
now, with great asa,duity, aud endeevosinK to
win them over to his s.de in his quarrel With
Mr. Buchanan Some Of thess gentlemen very
naturally s}mpAthi1e with Nj. DouRihs, for
upon rarioas questions they too have Aeen at
lo8RerheadG with the Administration. Deni-
Ala to the contrary notwithstanding, it is
every where believed that within 1 week
meeting Of his friends hsa been held
at tbs house Of Judge Douglas. Il il also b.
lieved, aud think tnotoa, that ForneJ mad>
fight agalns. the resolution 10 whieh tho Psxeic-
utsr friends OF Nj. Douglas cams, viz: to sub
NIT bis name 10 The Charleston Convection and
abide By the result. Ar. Forney has been H.
together too much IN earnest ID his war upon
the Administration. in defencs Of tho liberty Of
heemen in all the S.ates, to consent TO make
friends with the bitter politicians who intand
secretly to strike him down the moment he re.
turns 10 tho party. Mr.. Douglas knows that
Forocy caunqt reioin the Democratic purity, but
thinks h himself can do it, and il has Away
beeu characteristic Of the man "a throw o1er.
board those OF bis political friends who are nj
longer Of eny use TO him. 10 hhe no gratitude
IN his natnre- ths is the Et2tenent Of those whe
in past times hare known him Wel.- Rdshia9-
5o~ Or. SPrtagf&k RtpadssoSA,
, 1859-02-10
POLICE MATTERS,

The following were tue cases at tile Police Court
the past "a hours:
u, ". QaInlan, kicking door at Walkers Lig-
cry Stable, -.
John Johuson, colosed, larceny, $50 aud thirty
days in Bridezell.
James Handraban, abusing bis family. dis.
charged.
Charles Milford, drunk and disorlerly, $40 !;
John AcCau1ey, drunk, 50; John Patterson,
drunk, s.; Elizabeth Douglas, drunk, IS Vim.
Quirk, with onc leg, drunk and dLsordcrlg-sat IN
the steps Of house and hit the p1ssers.by with
bis crutch-whcn arrested, called the officer d
"b1oat"-lned SO.
James Hogan was charged with assaultlng Jas.
Redmond. Redmond asserted that an English
man was a good as my o1her MN, ii lie behaved
himself as wen-t-faet rhich Hogan denied, and
enforced hts de11a1 with blow. Redmond did
not respond in the scmc m,nncr. but got out
warrant. The whole mater cos. Hogan s5.25.
, 1859-02-10
PRESS AND TRIBUNE: J !! !:
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, 1853.
Qhstrncting Legislaeio1l.

It will be seen by reference 10 our Springfield
correspondence, on the second page, that the
Democratic majority in tho Legislature are OBJ
etrusipc tue progress Of Legislation. Intent upon
forcing ccrlain partisan measures through tfat
bodg which violate cscry principle Of right and
If Republican Government, they aublushingly de.
clare thu. until opposition TO their schemes Is en-
entirely wlthdra~4 the business Of Legislation
shall be atopped. 1t matters nothing that the
public welfare requires speedy mud effective
lfcislation-1hat more than six-sevenths of
the ecssion Is already gono by and
only few bills Of general interest have yet passed
both bouses-these gentlemen, representing
minority Of tue people. openly assert that nothing
more shall be done unless they arr first permitted
to pass certain inlquitous laws designed 70 per-
pe1uate their power. The Repabhcaa members
are anxious thst the public business be pushed
forward to completion before the close OF the ses'
son--tbey have exhausted every means within
their power to accomplish that end-but the ma
jority are infexih!e in their opposition to it" 1t
is not probable That anything more Of interest will
he done aud the public clearly understand Where
tie responsibility belongA
, 1859-02-10

ErucorAL ssKv,css.--The following, from The
Aspitoxse (Wia) Htrald pays 8 handsome COLI
pliuens 70 one Of our moat deroted snd uAaful
clerHymen:
L series Of servioes have been recently held
fn tho Episcopal churches Of henltowoc and Two
Risefs, By The Rsv. q. n. Bishop. of St. Johns
Church, Chicago Mr. Bishop il one OF the
most zealcus, devoted sad unti1ing members Of
tho clerical profession; and these qualities,
unissd with e1traordinary , ability - . writer.
and almost unsurpassed fervency and eloquenee
u = speaker, hAvo giEeu him N euviable posi-
tion ID his calling. 1t Is not surprising, then.
that the services both in Aanitowoc and the
Two Rirers, very num:rously attended. ard that
there vas general snd impulsivs expression Of
satisfaction, irrespective Of sectarisn prefer
snc,E Ths field Of his brief bnt profitable H.
bors. il regarded 6y Ut. Bishop as one ct ths
most important in the DIOCESE, and there na d.
won't wish among the people that it may BEL
speedily supplied By ons possessing his zeal snd'
ability.
, 1859-02-10
The Learit1 Claim IN the Legislature
[Corsaspoadence of the Press auI Trihune1

The Ieariu Claim IN the Legislature
lCorrsspoadenoe Of the Press ao1 1rihune-1
epRtsGEtE1p. Feb. i. 1a5s
The examination Of the LeHritt claim By The
Committee on Canal and Caual Lands has bee1
concluded, aod their report presented to the
Uouae, 1t condemns the clsim as uutonuded,
and the action of the State Trustes in paying
" unwise aud ipind1ciouB. The uncertainty Of
iegi.ia.ive action vas never more clearly demon
stra.ed than in this matter. Areport presented
to the Senste in ls44, By Michael Ryan, Com.
missioner ot that time, in which his extraordl-
nary services to the State, in eGsctiog the loan
ot tl,G9o,0vo. were 1ecited in magnificent
phrase, Was the basis OF the Commttee's NO.
tion; Apd no nmount ot persuasion could make
them 70 behind it. 1t WAS urged BY Mr. Bay
that there was wide discrepancy between R5sn'a
report and Capt. Swifts protsst-(the former
s.ating the amount negotiated bT htmse|f at
I'll. .40u e0o, and the latter $64o. .ooo)-shat Ryan,
after making that report. refuged to return to
England, 10 we'll satissied wss he that he could
not succeed; thst be besought the eerrices Of
Hr Le.yitt, promising anY compensation that
he might demand; that Iii. Levitt went; that
while oonnnoioes Of oniy sio'ooo .. oopas'
he suoseeiosa *ss'o'o 10 Ane losa 'na. no ea@-
Anteed IN addition 10 'na' 'ne en'.e A"ef'san
auescrlPhon amounting " $4oo'ov"' upou 'ne
demand Of the 1o:elgn oonano'aefe' "''ooa'
which they would not have come 10 his terms /;
that lhe pavmentA made on account ot the loan
70 ba1'ug broshefs d eos ano o'assa were !a''
about In pfoporuon 70 LUG @"'aa' ae"aaoea "
Ar. LeaTatt, 'oF MS anase IN 'ne negoHo''oo' =
ana s0oseqaeot guarantee aoo aa' aas ..;' :
that 10 Mf. AesF1ts 1es' "Ro ao'"t5
the completion OF <ne cana' sas Gus !
aud that, barring paltF3 Sa" 1o1 pcseon'
al Hxp8h&A6r 48 A2A Aes8I' A444& faaA- AAe@&
, 1859-02-10

E The Democracy Of Wisconsin hare Is.
euea call for Stats Convention in Madison.
on Thnrsdsy. The Sd day Of March next, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Aaociste
Justice OF the Supreme Court. Tho STATE
JoxrnaI understands that The nominee will be
required to stand up to the endorsement Of the
Fugitive slave act. and the concurrence With tho
bred Scott decision.
, 1859-02-10

BosroH, Feb 9.-The lark Gen. Taylor, Capt
Burton from Ma1seilles, oo the 4sh inst, latitude
the schooner Maria Jazzow from Iockhnd, Me-.
Tor New Orleans, On fire and leatiug badly. Took
of Captain and crew aud brought them here.
The Massachusetts House Of Representatives
las adopted m amendment to the Constitution,
recurring q residence Of two yesrs in the State
subsequent to naturalization, before voting. The
vote STOOD ITS ayes against - nays,
, 1859-02-10
,,:!IHE hCITY.

Rrrup1,cAxs Arrxsn-The Republican Club
Of thu tenth " ard wilt meet at Nieuteyer's Ao'
TEL on Canal street, nt huff past sesen f. A.. On
Friday, the eleventh inst, 70 elect officers let
the yea, and organize for the Spring campaign.
By order LkW1s lodge, fsesI
E~orz Eartv
, 1859-02-10

~ McNaIly i Co.. hare the best assortment
Of Valentines to BE- found in the city, Of their
store opposite the Post Office; also 'Petetsons
for March. -.
, 1859-02-10

T1x Ohp FoLks.-The Reading (4ass.) Vha-
rus Club, or the "old Folks,"- will soon bean
the city to give series Of uancerts. Thy are
too well known to need any recommendation at
our hands.
, 1859-02-10

Bosrox, Feb. s.-The roJA mail steamship
Arsbia sailed at uoor- todaJ, with 80 passen-
gers far Liverpool and q tor Haliia1. Hon. !:
E, Ward. United Siates 4ini1t4r to China, snd
family are pa1sen1asa,
, 1859-02-10
Fire at Alton Prison.

VI. LOUIS. Feb. 9.-The penitenti&ry at Alton
Eas partially destroyed by fire Iass evening.
Loss unknown. 0ae prisQuer escaped. Tho
fre was probably the work of Al iucendiary.
, 1859-02-10

The Adams Express Robbery.
4osFaoxsBr, Ala, Fso, 9.--Marony, agent Of
Adams Expeess here. Who Ia charged with tbe
recent robosry OF II, ,0oe, haa beeu bound over
for trial 1T the next term Of the Criminal Court
, 1859-02-10
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD kept By ]. H. Recd d
Co., Apotlccarics aud Chemists, III and LAC Lake
WA5r.sd,v Feb g. Wedntaday. Peb. ..
pIrnHErrH fHERNoxK7ER.
III 81 Is Sd Sd ~ Il II i s:i&'

~ At auction, this morning. at 10 o'clock
Messrs. Gilbert Sampson sell at their sales
rooms, No. SO Lake street, large and superior
assortment Of Parlor, Bedroom and Dining
room Furniture, Housekeeping Goods, Oil
Paintings aud Silver Plated Ware.
, 1859-02-10

PETERSBURG, VII. Feb. s-Tbe William md
1kasy's College, founded BY Jefferson at Wlisams'
burg, Va, including The library and laboratory, ,
vas destroyed By fire at 3 o'clock this morning.
Il was the oldest Institution in the country. TIE
students all escaped. Insurance $92 900.
, 1859-02-10

SoRra BApr1sr Cuunc4. The news in the
ohapel Of the North Baptist Church, corner Of
one rear on Saturday, Feb. 12th. st IL O'clock
P. H. te8 I'd
, 1859-02-10

The New York Central r. r.
Ak4lxx, Feb. a-The Censras Railrss,d har91e.
clared dividend Of four per cent, payable On
the 2lSt inst
, 1859-02-10
Ne1u A0uerti5cn1fnt5.

"E L. ScRIFRY, i irsrsi<ie, -A3eas, IS D~arAn.-a.,
Z dsaoraef 10 yories Llrnf<a. jor tais aad al sAs
1AafsH1 P'sp<'s o< hss SsrtA- 1Tex- ia1 bS4 II
, 1859-02-10


s@'ta'aa 1t~e' 'as' @ae so''n wing uoa
co'i'oof ol .oe oniSers''1 oe na,saea 1no
'aas ne Interior II oe'oH posoea 'oE*as"
- srptdlf - 'th' seaton WI permit me
architectural designs o. tas'e oo'sefs's ouf'o'
ioRs are such that while, IN their finished slate
they will compose perfect harmonious whole,
tho principal sections nEe so fas complete IN
themselves - 10 not only answer sill the pur-
poses Of the Institution, hat present Al attrac-
tire appearance 10 the observer. E.en Al it
now stands, the University edihoe would BE- rs-
garded ss IN upcomuon1y attractive ono. The
internal srranKemants are n nearly perfect A
it seems possible to imagine.
% the tiFst floor are ample accommodations
for the Steward aud his family. with a spacious
dining hail :-nos basement, damp and un-
healthy, hut composing The f1at story Of ths
building and every war inviting. The remain
ing four stories are occupied with recitation
roona, studenta' Irooms chapel, hbrnry, &e.,
furnishing Ill nsedful facilities for University
Of one hundred students. The students roous
surptss, we will venture to ssy, anything OF the
, 1859-02-10
Lost.

TUR ROBE STOLEN. a TWELVE
L. SKIN Cry FOX Robe. lined .tsa red and black e.
uTed EQpIen cloth Aau toriesc With red and black Tic
Rohe d only one LII sseuet 10 itt,ree hasnx rren
torn oE. Twas a1!en OF u from ~ sr!.h o. lnda1a
Rfeet ou 8un.AY b. 9Th Tua finder nil be suitably
rewarded hs returning Il 70 peron. are hr1rb5
d AkAlnss purchasing robe Of thls d srrtbt! t.
fs4IHs 3 IT, hkKP0Uf.
, 1859-02-10

HoxE or THE FR1EsDLEzs.-The benevolent
ladies' interested In the Home Of the F1ienaiess.
announce that meeting will be held at tue Home
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, for the purpose
Of making arrangements Ior having 4 leu PARTY to
contribute TO The funds Of that Institution. ALI
ho are interested in this obj ct are invited to at.
tend A full nesting Of tbs Board at that time
will also be desirable. teb8-2t
, 1859-02-10

BRIGGS HoU.E Hors.-Thc subscribers to tile
Briggs Hou-e Hops asc hereby notified tl,4s tho
Hop that was N b. given on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 9th, Is postponed for one week.
, 1859-02-10

ATTENTION. BklaAps There will be meet
ing to1 business and Drill Of tho oiti1en's Fire
B.iRade At;Weat M81kst HILL on this (rharsday}
st7k P. H. Every member il expected to b
present. By order Of
Il. y. NAT, Ssc'y. Carr. RAYMOND. ;