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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd X 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

IN nrP-Y A Principals
TEIE duties Of the current session OF this Institution will be
4 sruied on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF January, 1850,
ISSfEUDfGhS.
Rev D. Ioge D. D. English Literature and biblical studies
A. Dupuy NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
6oenal CUnversiy Of vs) Mathematics, Ancient Ian
gJagSs and History.
Miss Augusta pluIel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles seberi, Piano
Madame MatAlde Etyan Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Bombarc French.
Pref c. Persico, Italian, Drawing and Painting
senior Carlos Cordor,z Mera, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp
Prof o. A. ErlcSslon, Grtar.
Or Hoge Lectures English Literature which have found
interesting and instructive will be continued Houngls
school but who st wish TO cultivate Bellies Leres sy b.cGe
members of hs Oss 4d attend the prescribed hours Without
being Otherwise CONNECTED with the Seminary.
TERMS
for nine months lending las, day Of june 1880 %
Washing anu Lelis w
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 8c 90
"a Ordinary Englsh bran ches a. OO
DO Ia advanced co do Observation-Disclosures. % 90
IN hCdern ana Anr!ent languages. eggh... Sc 90
MUsic, Vocal aud ituIne eata lGn0 ana GUITAR for
lesson II hour pc. Ueek. 90 90
For two lessons hour each week So 90
Use or Piano. ~ ~
Drawing IN Crayon W
Painting in Water c3ors 81 90
Painting oil. ~ 90
Dupuy who exercise PGr control the young Ladder
trusted 10 their
Dr. Hoe viii aku pleasure answering any letters lnqsiy
with regard the s.hoo All business letters should be addressed
10 4 ~. DtFul..
ia2-tiy Hohmont "
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WAsBjNGroN March THE excursion Of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association to-day 10 Mount Vernon, was
q most pleasant affair
The Senate met IN hour earlier this morning with a
view to attend in body but owing to IN important de-
bate could adjourn in time for the departure. Sew
eral members Of that body were, however, present.
The members Of the House generally attended, and
also the ladies of the Mount Vernon Association
panied by their treasurer, Geo w. Riggs, Esq
The full Marine baud was present and rendered de-
hght.u music. Arriving at the Mount Vernon wharf,
tue entire company assembled the elevated ground
and proceeded direct TO the tomb Of Washington.
The band here performed Girge and other appropri-
ate airs Col Washingtons family extended cordial
welcome 10 ALL The dwelling, garden and premises
generally we're AL viewed and inspected with interest
After pleasant soouu th0 steamer left just as the sun
was setting.
Mrs Cunningham, president Of the association re-
maned on business. Soon after leaving Mount Vernon
the whole company assembled, whenthc Hon. Mr. Lara
bee of Wisconsin delivered few exceedingly eloquent
remarks and introduced the Hon. John Cochrane, of
New York who promptly responded. For some time
this gentleman enchaned the asscmbage with eloquent
and patriotic remarks. When the he concluded the band
PLAYED "Hail Columbia"
The Hon. S " Cox of Ohio followed e'oqrently, and
with 6ue effect Hon Mr. Martin, ofVirgnia next ad-
dressed the company very appropriately Each of the
speeches complmened the women of America for their
action in behalf o. the purchase of Mount Vernon.
All returned 70 the national metropolis in iue order re-
ioicing in the exercises OF the day, well spent
The band performed "llone sweet Home Oh arriving
here
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N,ys. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing NanufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
%NTOND W q

=
VT Is fact generally known that established my Clothing
NIauulactary @ cy Ten YEARS AGO, aud haye constant
y .rr f. time continued make large portion c INV
s;.-A a Richmond hundreds VI my customers vail testify t
time 90 time, am nov better
rrrs-. o r.egr orders ior WORK 81 large mu quantities.
rar heretofore U furnish them just As L." as
can Rad 0f Northern houses, and equal n style and ma
terit'.
Being practical ms business mot having climbed In at
che back vuIos others slouter Halter myself hai can
give much and good article r the price as any house
North south .
paf-o1Ee Oh established houses nr aud ie IHA Itep ne
reward they justly merit lr past present or iu'1re services
This no huuNue prove hy ou seventy yhVe 20 one
hundred hands employ, and any o tem have been
Tor years.
Fstr5uze t auuhcere at hoae especially when you
..r n, IL .sLf-,.t I'D l,i1pal cost. WM IRA SMITH,
5.s ia Main -.
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Commission Merchants,
A. CghNEE TtINtT IEy SL.HND STREET,
CIngtnv.tti, ohio.
t 1riers for s l.s i - rstsru prod ue', and make
H.r. Cash Ngvalu.sg uu gou-tgmuieut- ipr sale, Or
r-hsndiz br-. and Stored o7 account OF purchasers
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JANaES al. IsnSHER.
= y ~ VI n = . "A HLIstF
URANCE AGEN

I'M z KAN CEI ENI.
OTcs Stst sid, Of ia Street Scosd door North ote Crnsr Of
Main Gad ilM.
ID EPREsENTS the following well established reliable Com
la yanies:
Arcc Fire Co., OF the City Of New York. capital
o.
Hombodt Eire Insurance Co.. Of ne City Of New York capt.
a D.; ~ GA sfSVNo
Z.
Irving fre srance Co. OF ~ Y, capital s20O with large
surplus.
PhnS Fire T. Co. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus SeSl 600
Policies lssl BuidinFs Furniture Manuactcre Merchan-
dEe and Fep9l opery generally, against loss damage by
fire, on the mot favorable e losses promptly adjusted Ani
punctuay seed the security offered by he above companies
conducted y ~ experienced underwriters
Insured the most agpe guarantee and he full assurance hst All
contracts catered into by them, will be fudedin the
factory The long experience Of the subscriber 10
matters, viii facilitate aud protect 90 The best Of his abilities
Interest Of all Who may be disposed 20 paronEe bis Efforts Cobn
try risks Inland navigation risks. Vessels and their oagee
port, insused on the most reasonable terms. OciG-
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Col MEnuNGEE-We reproduce the following altrac-
tive item from Southern exchange:
Col Memmiuger, whose name has been 80 frequently
mentioned of late in the papers Commissioner from
the State Of South Carolina to Virginia is a gentleman
of great ability large fortune possessing wideextended
influence in his native State and ENJOYING practice at
the bar Of Charleston unsurpassed by that of any OF his
contemporaries Col Momminger commenced life " the
bottom OF fortunes ladder but by fortunate train of
circumstances he has a.cended is topmost round and
can afford TO look down upon those who once knew
him not because Of certain incident connected with
his early e Il is well known that Col Memmnger was
taken Of the poor house, az Charleston by Col King
an eminent LAWYER Of thst cv and By him educated and
cared for az his expense in such manner a TO rem
der his protege t for any station in life. Col King has
lived to see the poor bov that DE generously berenc
ed fl the prominent positions in the State, which
he so adJrGs by his virtue and illustrates by his genius
Verify has lis charity in this INSTANCE been rewarded
MASSACHUSETTS, A PESAL CoLoSy.-In the Louisiana
Legislature, on the 2jth ult;
Mr. Bradley introduced an authorizing the Govern
or of the State TO transport all slaves convicted Of capital
crimes TO the State of Massachusetts,.
This act was read in 6ytsHSo
Or Tar,eon objected to yery strongly on the ground
that the punishment qa'takeS on that cruel and unnsu
l character which coudcmend by the civil 1ed world
Mr. Dupuy suggested that il should 60 before the Com
mittee on Federal Relations
hr. Haynes. seconded by Mr. Lee, moved to lay the
bill indefinitely on the table.
On thsmoton the yeas and nays we're called, and ii
was lost yeas 80, nays 81
Mr. Bradley moved to refer the bin 10 the Committee
on Federal relations, and It was referred.
The Micro N THE Noaru.-The New York Express
thus pictures the social condition Of tie negro in that
city
The Post il gloriiyrg Mr. Stewards speech Thca
eumeat as, tusL maG IS Han North, bui not south
If a negro nan. Ohur1l street Mercer street. the Hook
the Five Points all under the editors own eyes belle
this A negro Is not half OF n New York city.
lie don't vote lie don ntserve on the ures. lie don't
"tr6in." lie don't work in the workshops He don't
drive the licensed cart lie don't study in the white
school. lie don't "run the engine lie don't tend be-
hind the counter Living, he don't worship God IN the
Posts church; and, dead he is dumped into Poter's
Field or sold to the doctors in Fourth avenue 18th
and l4th stress for skeleton; or, if not thus sold
Kicked of into the "8lacS Grave Yard top of
dozen black bodies there before him. We "doughfaces
as we pro-slayery "sod to the South" &c, from
the very bottom of hearts pity the Door miserable
Sew Ork sucla sq,e "aiEgor."
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MARCH, 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

Tie Managers call As attention of tie pu5c 10 ne o,rin0
SpisHdd Schems' to be- dram H WiiHmgtoG Deld,Cme
BYSTATE 4 CTHORITK
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Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
GentcCl Clothing,
AIIO Main Street.

1ALL IN and your selections and buy the goods your
- owu price get an the winter stock out OF The
r and 20 tt euj oEeI such Inducements must attract
AM secure sales.
Ir y1u i.h b. mike a good investment buy suit OF
TI-pNfAN q HULL. Main
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
BARGAlNSi BARGAINSi
BARGAINS! BARGAINSl
AT
SIMPSON & GELEER'S.
SIWPSON 81 TIELLA R,S.
PSBN q 9aBLEEkgsS.

NTEvu sell III balance Fail low for cash.
W among which are ny DoeSkin Sacks suitable FOR Spring
which we will sell AT cu,r for cash
mig SIMPSON & MILLER, lig Main St
~ E1RTS AND COLLAI2S.--we keep constantly on
= hand, good assortment shirts and Collars direct ON our
uCfacIrg, which 90 ' aud wear we'll orders
sol sea for any knd, qy quantity, which w be promptly
and satisfactorily executed
mh5 KEEN, BALDWIN WILL ANS.
- PRING OWE g-SACE S.-A variety OF styles Of HIht
> Cashmere spring Oycrck Goats adapted 70 the present sea-
son 40 KhEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
HENTS FUS NTSUING GOODS.-DARRACOrf,
" HARMS CO have received large and beautiful assort
ol Gca Furnishing goods consisting OF shirts Drawers, Col
lars Cray1s hall se Tie Scs-', Gloves, Suspender ard in
fact rv--vh-e sutsb'e Geusmens We vould par
cltGy call the attention OF all u want 90 that celebrated SHIRT
Golden sam Factory noted Cor he comfort OF It's ft and Tor
he service t renders tie wearr We would Invite those In
OF aiy OF the above goods 20 call early on rs.
pAGRACOTr. HARRIS CO,
Successors 20 Merchant, Meisiger a Co.,
mil No. ll2 Main street.
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DARE CLEARANCE SALE or
IL 1871 LOTS OF BOOKS,
Prior to removal their New Store ii5 Broadway

PARE CLEARANCE SALE OF
Prior to removal their New Store Nos Broadway.
T.. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos $40 and 3iS BROADWAY,
VIII sell by auction
Commencing TUESDAY, the 2Ih of March, at p N and
continue
FOLLOWISG AFTERNOONS
WELLS & ELLSWORTH Auctionec-s.
fine collection Worls in every department Of literature
large number which are IN elegant Library Bindings
SPECIAL NOTICE n. APPLETON Co. being about to
move central position respectfully invite the attention
o. their pub to the books In this catalogue
prng selections and duplicates from their large and uyaed
stock In every department OF human knowledge bound hy The
experienced and classic women In London aAd well worthy
the attention ofg .utlcm adding to their libraries
public may rely implicitly that all the books Ia this cata
logue viii positively be sold without any reservation.
Among them viii be fourd
Robertss Sketches Of the Holy Lind, o vols, folo
Musee Imperial Of France l. vols.
Florence Gallery, Q vols, folio.
Versailles Gallery; 10 vols, folio.
Gslerie de Musee de France 10 vols.
Stafford Gallery; vol.
Musce Francals; vols, folio.
GAleiie Fsmand.; folio.
Dibdins Biographical Works. % vols.
Edinburgh Review; 10 vols
Encyclopaedia Britannica; % vols, Ito.
Penny Cyclopgdia lG vols, Ito.
Rees's Cycloprdia; II vols
Blac1wOods Magazine; 81 vols. &c, &C., &C. &C.
Catalogues any address receipt Of stamp Persons
a distance unable attend to sale may have their orders
cuted by the Auctioneers mh'
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NOTICE.
OUR stock Of Ready Mate Clothing, No % Main st.,
sold Oh Mr. a. WilftOCA aut We viii continue 20
keen our a-s gs,al so. 900 Main 81, where rA De
pleased 90 ami Ae public in general having
mad lrr-a'5 to manufacture clothing here, and We
are 1rur. receive orders OF Kind % De made up 10 The
bg- yle notice. Our winter stock viii oleT al
reduced prices 81 make ior Spring stock. Call az
i,t L NORRIS 4 CO, 100 Main Il.
A. N1pErS H. ELLIS.
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VOLUME Ga.
PICHVOYD DAILY WHIG.

TRIMS:
Esper aaaa; seal Weeky, % Weesy' tS Al a,
1,yfap - r,-srcss may be made 40 rs risS or thr
- s-'a., E-grs evidence taken on the dcpcsii 0f
= -H p i. os..e coutl lcIaS money.
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RECMWOND MADE

Agricultural Machinery.
TAVING copleted my machine shops Franklin Street.
and War-t Alley the whole bsr IN connection
pemen and Seed store Isa stree invite particular
attention from hr farmers Of Virginia my facilities
turing Kind o. AGcuIral Machinery and Implement
shall paw 5.ca attention 20 the manufacture Of TURTgH.
ING MACUtSF, of the best models workmanship
Ny PORTABLE HORSE POWER 8. arranged as O reqnlre 20
digging day starting and has The approval
who have used them Ny PATENT SPEAW CUTTERS wen
known o need t1muer Gallon
A. heretofore keep con9uy hand of my mske ard
fully warranted Sh power whoa.
F1u7 Grades E.aperg bay Presses Cider Ml seed BI 4oEs,
lisrows Hay Ess aeane Culyators Gun and LcAttT Ma
chine Belius. 4 Sc
~ Repairs - ~ Enls promptly attended IA.
for Fi k0rd Hufnaus Wheat and Guano Drills and
MeCormick's Reaper and Mower.
fes-d8m II NJ SMITH, no IA Main ST.
SOUTEERE LOCK .-DEerlng
- Locks of description Sliding Door Trimmings of
best quality. AsJ, Prison and Bank Locks Hinges Bolts og
any height. B''is hung with without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE
As sell work but ny acure, prepared to
Warrant to gYe entire satisfaction 10 those who may
with call.
WILLIAM READY,
20 Main Street. betzen slh and OH.
tl'-N RICHMOND, Va
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VIM. w. HENRY,
ATTOR NEF AT LAW,
Attends the Courts OF Charlotte, Prince Edward Halifax
Post once. Charlotte Q. H., Va aplI-ly

LEE & PLEASANTS,
ATTORNEYS Az LAW,
Notaries Public, Commissioners Of Deeds, &C.
Practice In the Courts held In the city Of Richmond and In
the counties Of HeRroo, Gooclland, aud Hanover.
Office on lltb Street, 81 Door from Main.
JAMES K LEE-Coumisscner California Florida Georgia Il
ao Iowa. louisiana New York Ohio Pennsylvania South Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, Texas Wisconsin.
jams PLElsAsT5-Conmissone for Alabama Arkansas Con
neccut Indiana, Kentucky, Maine Maryland, Michigan bssls
uppl, Missouri, Nebraska, New jersey North Carolina
mhi2-ly
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RECEzARDSON,s
IRTSE[ LINEN
DAhASKs, DIAPERS, &c.
oSSUMERs 9f Rcharsona Linens hose dsrouE Of ob-
~ tanning the Genuine Goods should Al III. articles they
purchase eled Wlh the full name OF TIE Arm ~ RICHARD
SON. SONS oNDE guarantee ef GoundneE and dua-
biuty OF the gec
This caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
Of inferior and elective LlsnS prepared season r safon
and sealed with he Of RICHARDSON by h Houses Who
regardless Of tn injury thus Inflicted alike the American con.
and hS genuine Goods will not readily
abandon bushes profitable while purchasers be iosea
on with Goods cl a worthless character.
]. BULLOCKE co
Isg-dIy Agents &c ChurcE s,reet Nss YORK
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=N C0UGHs COLDS, H0lgsgSgss and ISTLUESZl, lR
I. ! :.
fsNtEiA RHArI0S, SogIrs, affection o.; the Throat
ES<St1SfSA CURED, the HACKING CorGH, IN COSUNPTION
ffSTiHfA BRoSCnTs, WHo1PNG COUGu, ASTHMA, CATAEas
IIllhlLlAl9 RELIEVED BY BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0Cl
VsSS&S@Hssy Is, CoUGH LozgyGEs.
NI2fNN2 {" A simple and elegant combination for
Q4.AS CoUGHs, &C" Dr.. g. =. BGEIOw Dostsn.
Z" Irscolamend TIER use 10 PUBLIC sPEAEEBs"
REy. Z. II. CHAPlS, New York.
"Uost sd,ntdry r6,ief IN BsnScHTIs"
RKy. s sEiGFEfED, Morrsown, Ohio.
"Benefcid irisn compelled 10 speak suffering from CoLp"
Rev & J. p. Anderson, ST. Louis.
EeScuG renooing RodrseneSs and Lri,Ition n &t
TArOlt 50 common toiM sPEAXKEs and Singers"
Prof NJ STACY JOHNSON, iaGrange, Ga
Teacher OF Music southern Female College.
Great Bsnsf tkeH btre and after prcahiHg ey
prsrent From nslr Dds ec It!k they tciH Be
Of permanent ddDdatIge 10 me-"
REv T. RowLTY A. NJ
President Atheps College, Tennessee.
Bold by all Druggists, at 5 cents per box
Also TROCHE Cddrc Lo=ences for Dys
pepsd Ldgesi0H Constipation, HdGaGho, Bilious scii0H
fc
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
no23-d&VGm FISHER WINSTON.
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TORN r. LAY and WN. u. BURwRLL have
- associated themselves or the Practice Of Law in the
cosnty OF Chcs,srAe,d
JOHN LAY also praces IN POwhatan Address sublettG
2. o. PoWhstan.
WNl BURwEiL pracces all the Courts Of the city Of
Rlchmond and those Of the county Of HenrlcO
Ills once has been removed to Frankn street. doors
WING Building. msll-ly
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ENuBROIDERIES AND LACES-
Il Poat brussels Srtts, Sleeves and Collars
% Applique do DO. do.
Embroidered Muslin 10. DO.
Miu-aiog Sets DO. DO.
Back Grape DO. do. 90.
Cambria tlcts and Iascrtiugs
Liaeu DO 10. DO.
Swiss Muslin Elgrs and Iaser.Hgs
D.ritys Ctr,buc and Mus Rauds
A fsii ss,ortrssrt CHRISTIAN LATIIROP.
s5S % Main street.
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NEW CLOTHING NEW CLGruING!!-DAR-
y BACOTT HARRIS CO. have, and receiving, tine and
large assortment 90
Clothing.
suitable for @ present and coming season. which they oGsr on he
mos, reasonable te- Also rEes,1ck o. Chdrens Boys and
Yauh Clothing cut the very best manner, and
yry lowest prices YOU anything Ia the clothing ne
pAHA..I u,NEls c., ent have wants supplied
DAEEACOrr HARRIS CO,
r.Hl No 1l2 Main 1t.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL s>ASEZE $4,000!
GRAND Consolidated LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,


Tickets 500 Halves 10 O0 Qrs. 90; Eighths So
Certificate Of Package o 70 Whoe 5000 90
Do DO 20 Halves lfs %
DO DO 20 yrs ~ 20
Do do 26 Eghtls ,.......,...,. % 81
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HENRY T. PARRISH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VIII practice In the cocas oi Prince Edward Cumberland
Buckingham
Address, Farmville, Va. iy2-iy
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NO MERCURY or Kl CSE0CS DRUG USED.
ID f,Nff

Member OF the Royal College Surgeons London graduate from
Of the most eminent Colleges the United states and The
greater part o whose life has been spen; In the Hospitals
don, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected
most astonishing cures hat known Many troubled
ringing IL the and head WheA asleep
Ing alarmed sudden sounds baSness with derangonent
n nlrl .... cL... liz. N. -.
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TVO TEEE PIasLEC.u cgnseir Of he unprcceicDt-
Cd .a.c-ss .DIr Model Shirt have made arrange
uuts -sh b,ryt5.orv posbe, account Of tr great
etra. o. ut have large supply of ts papu-
Tar -, hand H -gtv y4,y o style and quality s0 MAT
sse sending ori. u uov have t ld regularly aud with
rstseh ,he sole Agents for as shirt B llcu,ui,
I1 respectfully cl Che gueu.na ~ those who have not
,tis cheapest 1-f most erIh's 81 ever offered
Wt prepared % ua, o. order from gytauhc
measures 10 short r.ce reduced prices We have
1,rl .--e ami bies1ck of TIENFNs FURNISHING
GOODS a-a embraces everything psrtning the business,
ana uhrh VIZ be offered az greatly reduced prices
STtETENANT & MAGNIRE,
N1 Z Main street. Efehmrnd Va.
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TO TOURISTS X MEatHlATs TisITiAs ALw ,oKK,
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
305 * aG7 BROADWAY,
Corner Franklin Street,
MASS ER'S
FIVE MINUTE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
A. Improved for 1859.

Wnu STAMPED IRoS CovERs ASH BorTuAl,-TiSSED.
The only Freezer which constructed Oh true seus,
principles
The Cheatest, B, and Economical requhnR lea. I.
and less labor than other being at the time the os da
rable in Structure, ard most certain In iis operations
Sole Age.t fjr the United States
EkEftHAM, A Co. Manufacturers Of Japanned
and PanhheI Tin Ware.
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Let no false Gcaey preyeal yo1 Apply Immediately
either perro.-.Y by ige-.
sG- SKIN DISEASES speedily cured
TO SFRANGEgg
The many thousand cured al this institute within twelve
and the numerous gnd important Surgical operations
formed by Dr. j. witnessed by the reporters the papers
many other persons notices OF which have appeared again and
again before The public besides his standing gentleman u
character and responsibility Is sufficient afflicted
Je3-ly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-09

The House has devoted the past four or
FIVE days to consideration of the Railroad
question, and is as far removed, to all APP
pearances, from satisfactory solution, as it
was on the first day of the session. Bill
after bill has been voted down, and PROPOSE
tions innumerable, in the shape Of resolu-
tons, rejected.
Yesterday morning the bill reported by a
plurality of the Railroad Committee known
as the " Chamberlain BILL" was indefinitely
postponed in the House, by decided ma
iority. Mr.. SKcoMBE then offered series
Of resolutions which were debated during
the remainder of the day. The first reso-
luton, affirming that the State is not bound,
legally or equitably. to pay the full amount
of q Minnesota State Railroad bonds" was
lost by tie vote-ayes 30, nays 80. The
second resolution, proposing to scale
the bonds, at q rate not exceeding
twenty Eve cents on the dollar, was rejected
blythe decisive vote of ayes 9, nays A. The
third resolution declaring that it is inexpe-
dent for the State to give further aid to the
Railroads-to enlarge in any way her legal
or equitable liability in relation to the bonds,
or to increase the present State debt, was
adopted ayes 40, nays II.
We do not believe there win be any legis-
Iation on the subject of the Railroads, or the
State bonds, at the present session. So the
best thing the members can do for theme
selves and the State. is to finish mp their
business and leave for home.