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Young Amorica's Vocabulary.

Oar young mon have Il vocabulary of their own
to which 81 many additions arc made from time to
time, that it may possibly reach tho Dimensions Of
Nv Wcbstrr's Unabridged before the cuse Of this
Inventive century, These young gentlemen check
undue loquacity with variety ut fgurative phra-
ses, among which "dry up" Skinner down."
shut up" cork up and bus'," and "cut It short"
the most conspicuous. They repro,c angry
,ehem"nee by suggesting to the excited party that
designate difhdent individuals us "spuoneys,"
"Hats," 'muffs." 'cakcs," "saps,' and sticks"
Pcr-ons Of less brilliant parts than themselves are
''half baked, "half ckei. haven't got the
sense they were born with" Money is knewn
10 them under the aliases If "tin," ''mopusses,"
"shiners," "the ready" "the fluid" ''thc aurife-
rou.," - the brades, 1.-THE hmsies." 'the dmes,,"
a.. and the want of it is ouphoniously expressed
by the phrase mary :" In eases where ordinary
people pay. Young America "ponies up" or
"planks down." or 'shells out," "tenders the
tin, or "f,rks up" He does not reside anywhere
he "hangs out" and when he is old enough to
''pus on his slnge." lie ties his crnvatloosely-
lut he calls it "chokcr." Wheh he is in hurry
h. does not walk fast-he "puis out" lie wears
the latest style Of hat for ybnn2 men, hocause he
thinks it "nobby." aud now and then when on .
"bt of a benler' he cnrrcs ''brick" in it. IT
melancholy lie is .dowh in the mouth" and
ifhis purse is empty he is hard up When in the
latter condition he sometimes visits his "uncle''
for the purpose of pleading his watch, but if you
ask him what the time of day is un his return
he will. tell you .hlowed if he knows, for he hos
just sputed his ticker" you contradict him he
protests that be wants "none of your lilo, !"
and when resolved not to grant you . favor he
wishes You may get it."-N p. Leader.
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Portland OCT II correspondence Of London Times.
Tho Great Eastern.

Tha avact TINA far Tim da,ar,n,a or tb, vn.scl
g., Amor;c. st;ll .e.ms M anasc,Jed ss ovsr ~
Tho day whom the Great Eastern viii really leave
,hase sborss rssts with ,he Doar5 NJ Trnic and
i onlv with tho comn,nv In NJ Ior "a thew cror,
tbcm:e,ycs N comnIv with ,be y,ry nr,,ner re-
on;rcmsn,. which ,hc Roara of Traa. aemara ~,
tha ,,f,,v m ans n,..on,or. ,ho U,ast E,s,.r,
,,,n, c.ryv Th., ,lo ,,n,har NJ ,has. .,,,o na.
s,n,sr. III, ho lr,,nI In ,ha .,,,o,na on ,hs NO.
.,.;n M ,ha er., ,.a,n,,o ,n.us ho,o,d !, ao,,ht
nr "o'r.o Wy bsraro ~ Groa, Eas,.s, isovss ,h.
n,ard ~ Tr.do mr.. a,,o,n,;n.d ;, .as
,Ln, s,orv nrocon,;on IL ndon,sJ 10 sscurs
H., ..r.ty If ,ha shin and th,sn nm hoorJ. hut
,..ac,, ,n ,a;, .nJ 49,. Cas- ,hsn.n .nI,.s e., an.
,b;n ann dn m , rcrnlor vovoye Vsrv mnnv of
tho nr;nc,al roouir.men,s If Ihe Roard oy Trsde
III, ron,a;, 30 ha a,no n,n, ,h.v u,,s, .,a ,-;,j
e hscro ,ho shin leay,s. i'm, ,,e mention m. faot
,,,, ,han Ill, hnr. ~ ha aT,.,sd az r.n .o, cr
n hai;cr,ha, IL. rro,, ali; oann, ona 4. No, I;Ls
,1,,nr, hccnre Tho nidIln nr ond Of ma ninth If
she ,oavo. nj. win,er
obhcnd loc, ~, corr,,poudcnce Of the London rosl
This morn;no heG,re e;oht Prince Nanolson
,,,cndsd bv n pnmcr,n. nar,v eau,e an derL nm
dor n Mailing shower from his Imnor;ai Mnicstv's
steamer DnIrhin which bns arrived here Iiis
I,,ncr;ol U;chno.s bns .ororniiy aud ,rt;,,l,v a,
nmined eyery mart ol ,hc shin. 1nd h, breakfast.
cJ with Cantain Harrison in his cabin.
yo.,.rdag thoro ,nmo nm hoord ,ho i,r,s.,
ponher of vis;ters s;nca tLa arriyal IF m, Gr,.t
Ens,ern nj UMvhe,J TLe ,n,ni number M ,,ck.
c,s ;ssued wo: 0S5l n ,r.ult of thar arranga.
,,cn,s wh;.h ,nrst ha hichIv sa,isfootory m tIo
I'mdnn md Nor,hwestern t,;lwov Com1nnv
TLe greatest numhcr or visitors since tha lnin.b
w,s a, Wnvmnntb whore : 500 mr. 7 ono waro
odutted hut these numLcrs nrc ns no,h;ng when
co nnnr,j with those of the vis,ers exnectcd on
the nher yiJo Of tLo Atl,ntic bv snn ,uIne I;rec.
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viate future misunderstanding between the two
countries. If rights Of this class, solemnly conee-
ded, arc not TO be respected on the one hand and
maintained on the other, il is impossible to rsgu-
late our political intercourse with the Chinese,
which must thus remain on tho footing Of Q one
sided aud arbitrary application ol material f,rce.
The appearance of Mr.. Bruce Mt Pekin was to
form transitional crisis in the public relations OF
tho two empires. 1t was to close an era OF irrog-
ularity and irritation, based upon ignorance which
probably was not confined to one side but u could
not do this ifit were attended by circumstances
calculated to confirm tho Chinese government in
its old arrogance and exclusivcncss. In judging
of the intentions of the Imperial government as
they were to be gathered from the conduct 1t the
Commissioners at Shanghae and II Takoo, 1t was
impossible that any Plenipotentary should not
be Influenced mainly by his knowledge Of his mo-
tives which have VIGOROUSLY influenced the same
government in Its dealings with us for the last 70
years.
PRUSSIA IN THE CHINA SEAS.
The Prussian government 10 sending to China
and Japan the Thcts frigate and corvettes Frau
enlob and Arcena. A councillor Of State 10 to 70
with tho expedition, with authority TO conclude
treaty with China, Japan and Siam. When this
is done Of tho corvettes is TO remain at Jeddo
with n resident agent. There will be included ins
the expedition two commissions, one consisting Of
three members of tho Chamber of Commerce, whose
duty II will be to collect commercial information;
tho other Of 6vo members selected by tho Academy
of Sciences of Berlin, who will give their ntten.
ton to matters of scientific interest Tho expedi-
ton was to sail few days after the 10Th Of Octo.
ber.
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New Fail Stock.

lust arrived from the Northern cities with full stock
81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen The
ates. styles the fashionable apparel the lowest
prices be found al sstsbIshmen No. ~ Main street
Also, large supply Of Gents fuSnshing Goods which
will than any other house In this city Hats the
styles Boo shoes MI qualities and prices suit Trunks
ynses Umbrellas from the best Eastern factories
exhibition and will be sold cheap.
Youths aud Boys CLOTHING In all styles and qualities
Please call at Iinsn eTRAusE between Now MurriIs
and A. g. Lewis and look for your ssG Our has
ever been, selling cheap 70 increase custom.
Farmers will do well examine stock
Of Servants Clothing, Shoes, de-. &C. sept 24dts.
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IIVtWFN-
SPRING a ND SU Nj Nj E,R SEASON

SPRING n ND SC Nj NJ Err SEASONS.
particularly adapted Ia the wants o Travellers by
Land, Residents Ia Hot Climates Persons of Sedcnary
Habits nyals and Con,aIesccns Captains Of Vessels aud
Planters lind IL II valuable addition their Medicine Clrsi.
With those WHO have used it, il has high favor and Is d.
ed Indispensable
In Io,Yid state IF NE Lirer- renders great service in
restoring healthy action.
In Gout aad Reudt"nIt gives the best satisfaction, nj
laying a nhammatory symptoms, and In many cases effect
iiaiy curing ilost afflicted.
H> IN 0J Grdre IdigeStion, Hd,fbnrn dd
Proves it 1t 10 he Medicine of the greatest utility
.lcdty tie SOhidch anj he dtstressiHg sickness
H~a turing Pyepndncyl eds speedily, and with marked
under its hcalthful influence
df0,ds tie gretfest ref Ia hose oNcted ,riM sui
icct t0 Tie PeSctjng gently the bowels neutrazng ell
IRRITATING sccreons and thereby remo ing a inflammation!
tendencies.
IL fct il sinrdiHddie in dHcnses heyed gentle 1peyien
ar IHygotire IN r"Yutred.
1t in the form o Powder carefully up in bottles l.,
keep Ia cmnic and merely ~hicr poured upon IL
% produce u delightful ehrr, beverage.
Taken in the morning, IL never nericres with the avocaon
power, exciting healthy and vigorous of the stomach
creating elasticity mind and flow spirits which
every enjoyment II also enables the invalid 10
uEurics with npuny from which Ia, otherwise
he cbar AMI without which life is rksome and distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentle
tho highest standing throughout The country and h
steadily increasing popularity for of strongly
guarantee Its efficiency and valuable character and recommend ii
to the favorable notice OF nm intelligent public.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale ana i;ciaiI, by
John A.. TARRANf " CO.. DRrGGtsTs.
No. 27S Greenwich st., cor. of Warren n. Y.
I,i1t a.
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n HIIDs prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders 4oo bhls
)U peror Rye Whisky; so casks Imported Brandy
rands 400 packages and Black Tea; 100 bbls choice
n o. Molass 300 bbls Portland Syrup; 40 casks Port and
Madeira Wines; 90 bbs Apple Brandy 300 bbls. common
Whisky Gin and French Brandy 300 hhs Refined sngar-a
grades; 800 dox Painted Buckets: for sale b!
nct 1s.dts JONES & co, Richmond VA.
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SOmDrerO Guano.

4 - - tons of Phosphate Guano just from Sombrero Island
ZD West Indies the rich Il epose of Phosphate of Lime
known world containing between 10 and per Of
Bone Ih0sphate Qf lime, and to which invite the attention
and the public generally who dea in fertilizers
We are for the sale this and
Northern prices dcductng actual expenses this
place
Pamphlets containing its analysis, &c, furnished applca-
ton or by mail.
MoC0RKLE h CO, Sole Agents,
april d&cts. Main street IL nchburg, Va
ToURE KEROSENE OR COAL OII4--4Oo gallons pure Ke
oseae Camel Coal Owarranted OF best quality This
OIL will afford brilliant and pleasant light end at less cost than
any other oil In For sale by
sept 2+ds JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
ID UTTER.30 Grkns sIc, prime Butter consignment
I'D and for sale by nov 2.dtsl JAMES BOYD a 70,
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n LADIES WATCHES-We will receive this week, ff y
)\D new styles Ladies Watches We solicit cai from nj
in,,Ion 'e ' j, WILLIAMS ~ son,
-, 10 ia. Main street
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of William II. Hall h
~ Co. has this day been dissolved BY mutual cunsenthc
partner George Hail. retiring thcrrrom The business
wi i'll hereafter be carried IN by Wm II Hall Individually
LysCHBrRG Sept ~, 1sa9 NM H. HALL n 90
dts
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SluRGT b o0WllE, Nl1SlliAASS'
EEAT always the most conclusive proof o' great
men Judged this test there Is no labor hling machine
erre The public comparable Singers Sewing Machines
Aner establishing the highest reputation IN ih. lod nan
.y wer, exhibited at "Exposilon lnt,rsclc in
Erance where they carried the highest MUM; anl
,rn, mandatory them has been bun IN Fhr
In every branch industry in which sewing to be done
These machines can used with immense profit As The speed
nt the Railway train travelling on foot SO +. sewing M
singers Machines compared with hands"Ming y" ihl'r'
shoemaker drcssmaker carriage trimmer saidt lr "'
&C. slould moi without The fair prnlt o' USING on "
hcs, machines regularly employed One Thousand pohrs
year In all private families where there IS nuc SEWING !"
M dom. these invaluable assistance
and hotel keepers fnd them particularly convenient NM @
nh, These machines simple In their construction a,
very strong and durable being the only ki I" sewing ni
rn, ever made which every sort OF work 's' q" ',e
cnmi N, crfctly executed. Thousands OF inferior ana worth
less sewing Machines made and sold hndt various
names hui Singers Machines alone have been on every!
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people 80 ,
plain rined instructions for using, are sent "h 'neh ma
,no frm which any readily acquire 'ht a' W il,a
yino them The machines packed securely 10 go 70 ay
ar Of the world To all persons desiring more m
nrmaton we will application by letter al eheI Oh our o
nes forward copy OF l. NJ Singer cos "azet, paper
sh,,ly devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest; ~, . oo
pr,,oi,.i OhHce No 1923 Broadway, New York.
Pp .xcu OyfcEs-No 47 Hanover ~, b'son 70 ~ oSP
-, =, New Haven CT; Gloveryie n y; NO - hfoaa e'
SeNnrk n j No. 142 Chestnut st. Phladelha No. ~" n y
IN NJ sEast 4th St, CincinnaE No % NORM 4'h ~, a.
Louis NO. o. d. 0hA'' ' ldoc "a -dSc,s]
Mobile.
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= yNcHRupG OCT 1l-Receycd by Express, hlrd SUI i,
~ Of those beautiful Double Skirt aud hooe sks' MI
wool Iousin Robes, &C.. &C. Call soon; onc;,ccrxurrurR
oc, l5lts Az
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Singers Sewing Machines.

sNARLOR AND DINING ROOM STONEs, for wood and
l coal, new patterns at l2l Main Street , m
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Notice to the Merchants of Lynchburg

IND THE NUIIH VEN.
DLEASE bear in mind that am forwarding goods through
three times week connecting with the rw.ckly steam
cs from New and Baltimore My wholcehargc from the
Richmond to the landings and depot IN lncbrg
n general merchandise only fifteen cents per ioo which
includes all charges except the freight hic Is usually III cents
per 100 lbs. 49,
fSy- Goods shipped through all points in the Southwest
wiihout detention A. s. LEE, Forv ardiug Agent,
s,nt 5-2m On the Dock, Eiclnond, Va.
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RHODES, sUPER-PHosPHATE LIME

NTIn1ODES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIN E.
nave lust received fresh lot OF this valuable fer-
eak ef Those of friends who have used this article
that ro e highly Of H. We think only need be used 20 gn
which II erninenii. deserves fampnies
hme number of certificates from the most prominent
VI 'ne county, may be had BY applying TO
maven u. H0LLIAS CO.. Sole Agents.
'si-dts Lynchburg, Va.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

New Millinery and Fancy 5tOTe.
MISS ROSENSTIEL 6 G GUENTIIER
TbAKE pleasure announcing the ladies and citizens of
Iynchburg and surrounding country that they harc taken
upstairs of the Warwick House, where they WILL
AFTER 18th ns offer for inspection entire
large stock Of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nets Caps Couers Head Dresses Pins Nets ewelr! orna
ens Embrodees Ruches French Corscts Hoop skirts La
dies Hose, Gloves Saxony Yarns real Bss' French Thread
und Blond Laces
The Ladies respectfully and specially solicited To call and
examine Of goods which of the latest styles, and
which will sell Wholesale retail All ask is trial.
as we are confident such inducements pnrcas
crs as must secure their orders sept i5dly
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removal! New Stand! New Goods
ANNG sold my entire stock Of Goods my old sand
have located below the Norvel House, opposite Hall
Stable, where will continue the Grocery aad ConmtS-
M M ssness Thankful my friends and customers for the
n patronage heretofore extended me, solicit contn-
% oi The same, assuring them will offer Inducements for
VII keep constantly hand nice selection Of GRO
@r and Mil OhsI J. C, SHEARER.
march l.di
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,oAL OIL LAMPS have Just received larg lot "f the
beautiful Coal Oil Lamps offered in this market
with an improved that will burn kind of Coal oil
without smoking the burner 10 Ia represented
ar they will be iakcn back also White Coal o for sale
by (oct ls-ds1 j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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ID. =. <. q. \. DUTGUID

a GENUINE FLOWERS OF IANANA-l have on hand n
M lot of extra fine Cigars, the Flowers of Havana. Those
tried them pronounce them superior. For sale by
9s-1ts j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18

Immediately With water. The pumps were
quickly got going, and the sails and bedding
lowered over into the boats. All the male
passengers assisted the crew in working the
pumps and baiing. There was dense fog
all day Monday and Monday night, with rain,
wind fresh, but sea smooth. rsFe
At noon of Tuesday an observation was
taken for the first time for three days, and
the ship was found distant from st. Johns AZ
miles. At / o'clock made land, all hands
working vigorously at the pumps, to keep the
ship from sinking. The water was only kept
from flowing into the other compartments by
the most incessant labor.
The passengers speak in the highest terms
Of Capt. Cummings conduct Throughout
Every preparation was made, even to prepar-
ing the small boats and providing them with
provisions, clothing, &c. The different boats
were distributed, and lists of the boats pas
sengers were carefully prepared. The lady
passengers set up all night, ready dressed to
embark. By 6 O'Clock Tuesday morning a
number Of the male passengers had become
exhausted. The severe labor imposed upon
them was continued until she reached port
| All the passengers and crew are saved. The
Captain speaks of the passengers as having
behaved with the utmost coolness, and labor
ed unremittingly for 80 hours.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
New York Matters.

New York, June7.
Joseph Fowler, Esq, for many years mer-
chant Of this city, and acting British Consul
died to-day.
Samuel q. Mott, well known business
man, of this city, also died to-day.
Ramsey Brooks, an old merchant of this
city died this morning. He was formerly
connected with John Jacob Astor in the fur
trade in the Northwest, and was the first
white man who passed over the Rocky Noun
tains to the Pacific by the passage now known
as Fremont's route. -
The difficulty among the seamen on board
the Russian ship general Admiral, became so
threatening last night, that the aid of the Po-
lice was invoked, and upwards of 60 of the
refractory sailors put in irons.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
News by the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, June 7.
The overland mail with dates to the 10th,
reached Jefferson City today.
The Indians had burned another house at
Red Bluff.
Oregon advices state that politicians are
stirring prior to the meeting of the Legisla-
ture, and that the crops are promising. Min
ins news from Frazer River continue discour-
aging, most of the California miners are re-
turning from there.
Gen. Harney has issued orders directing
the organization of an expedition under the
command of Capt. Allen, to open a wagon
road from the Columbia Riyer to Salt Lake.
The steamer Surprise, from Mazatan, with
$4,000 and party of liberals had started
from Ell Paso destined for Chihuahua.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. June

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The Secretary of the Treasury has given
notice that sealed proposals will be received
until the goth inst, for the issue Of any por-
ton or the whole five million dollars in Treas
ury notes, in exchange for the gold coins of
the U. S., under the authority of the act of
Congress of 1857 and 1869, the interest not
to exceed per cent.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week
ending Monday, were 81, ,263, 900; amount of
drafts issued, $1,718, 900; and the amount
subject to draft, $3,572, 900.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18

powers observations on marriage its duties nd d;s
&C. t the anatomy and phys
sexes, their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise on the duties and sssuses
mode Of securing them-nfelicous and infertiJe
their Obyiation and remoVamportapt hints to those
to Il; none, however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages commentaries on The
diseases and medical treatment Of females from infancy
to old age, each case graphically illustrated by beautiful
thograPh plates nervous debility, It's causes and cure
BY process at once simple, safe and eectual that
failure Is impossible; rules for daily management; an
essay Spermatcrres with practical observatjops on
safer and successful mode of treatment nrecau.
tionary hints on the injury resulting from empricas
practces an essay all diseases arising from pscrer
tion, with plain and simple rules by Which all persons
can cure themselves without mercury-remedies for
unfortunately prevalent in the young 1t is truthful
adviser to the married, sad those contemplating mar
M
tion and who are conscious Of having hazarded the
health happiness and privilege to which every human
for dollar. Mailed free Of postage toany part OF
the United States addressing Dr. Lockrow 81 Maiden
N. .B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. Lockrov
upon any OF the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally or by mail His medicines often cure
tirey eradicate all traces Of those disorders which CO..
pavia and cubebs have long an andote to The
the great continental remedy for that class of dsor
ders which unfortunately physicians treat with
70 the Destruction Of the patients const
cure. '"'
DR.. Lockrow's medicines are free from all m,nsr.,
be by Express or Mail and nav he which
public private house, or while traveIing v;tho.
Posure to the most intimate friend hin
In the diet s necessary. Medicines sent to 81
the Union according 70 directions safely and carefU,
secured from observation ONCE removed from No s.
Beaver street, to 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway.
Albany, New York. iei9.wtfH
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
Proposed Lease.

New YORK, June 8.
A proposition has been made by certain
parties, to lease the Erie r. R., for 10 years,
on the following terms The pay the bond
holders 81, 800, 900 for the present year, ST.
500, 900 tor the next year, and 81 300, 600 per
annum for the remainder of the term. The
latter sum would be sufficient to pay the in-
terest on the entire debt, and dividend on
the stock. The parties offer to give security
to keep the road in repair, to be subject once
year to the investigation of committee,
under the instructions of the creditors of the
company.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
The Upper Mississippi.

f. CRoss, June 10.
The river at this point is still rising. No
damage has occurred in this vicinity. Above
Lake Pepin the river is falling slowly. Con-
siderable loss of lumber has occurred in the
numbering districts above, from the breaking
up of RATS in Lake Pepin, caused by heavy
winds and the breaking Of booms. The river
is higher now than in 1852, but not so high
as in 1851. We hear nothing of any serious
damages in the upper country. The weather
is clear, with cold north wind.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18

1lIUyI6 O4
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up
warda Of I'll of Losses have been paid by the
Atna Insurance Company in the past 8S years. Fire
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted terms
tent with solvency and fair profit Especial attention
given TO Insurance fDwenge and Contents, for terms
Of to years.
The Of this Cooperation has been stable and
uninterrupted through of financial sunshine and
storm, or periods eventfu in exempt from sweeping
and maritime disaster Being long
sqed on cash basis, the troubles of the credit system
affect as in no material particular.
During hsrd mes the security of reliable Insurance
an imperative duty-the ability property owners TO
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies In all the principal cities and through
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, st. Paul.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18

While the Northern Line of steamers are
carrying passengers to st. Louis for almost
nothing,-sometimes, when bidding has been
sharp, as low as three to five dollars, and even
lower-the various lines of Eastern Railroads
are reducing their fares also. The Milwau-
kee Sentinel says fare is now only twelve dol
lars from that City to New, York, and fifteen
to Boston.