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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY IL.
Iigh Water this day lFtidayl 11n O'clock.
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. New York
mdze. and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
Propeller Echo, Tindal, Petersburg, mdze., Mill
spaugh n Read.
Schr. Sarah, CoHeli, Windsor, Maine, plaster,
Sh c DIS h SomervIlle.
Schr Thee SISTERS, Lenard, Phlladelphia, coal
w. II. Davis d Co.
Schr. Mary Eliza. Moorecook. Jas. River, wood
Schr. George Henry. Smith, City Point, light.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, mdze. and passengers, G. 2. CardoZo.
Schr. Josephus Edwin. down the liver, light
Schr. John Francis, Frost. down the rIver. light.
Schr. Banvard, Greene, down the river, light.
NEW YORK. July 10.-Arr'd, schr. r. Bulwinke,
r richmond.
,PHILADKLPHIA, July ll.-Arr'd, ,schr. J. s; Lee,
mond; Jno X McFee. Suffolk Va.
BALTIMORE; Juy II LAIRD, stmr. BelvideIe'
Richmond; schr. B. whitley. N. CID, schr
Geo. V. Scott, Richnond, stmr Geo. Peabody,
JACKSONVILLE, July 3.-Cpd. brig Aaron B
Moore, Richmond; 7th schr. Julia A. Rich, Rich
mond.
PAssENG ERs arrived per Steamship JAMESTOWN
SKINNER, from New York:
. NJ. Shepard. Jos. Wilson, J l.. Camphel; R. K
c. Mera and lady, A. s., Worth, 3. Jones, j.. j
Burr. lady, children and nurse, Mrs. F. S. Hop
klns. DR.. P. A. Ayle't. Jno. SIilIman, Jno. Cary
King H!s and child Ed LesvenWortb, MS WslFord
Mrs. Agnew and child, DENLY, U. s N. v
freeman. U. =. n, c. o. Newton, Sam'l 6. Bap-
tst, I. J. Reed, w: Trice, A. - Brien. Hy: Nor
hen. Jno. McBride. A. f. Plummer, NJ. Brice
Chas. Wilmot. and 10 storage.
Also from Norfolk:-Ge A. Johnston. w. II
Thos W. Baptist. s. H. Marks, Geo. Finch, Jno
EganS Cant. Hutton.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SoUTHERN FEMALE lysTITnTI

SOUTHERN FEMALE iNsIlTGTE,
,nenee on the let Of October next and close on Is,
last day OF Juiy. 1854.
me rs.a "a .d WI ue AIDED bv slsvs2 thorogsh
made 70 niaIn,ain the high reputation and sesc,
tn sns ss soS sisf &c
a r1s 1ifn 7 sys4
I RH&T Fl and EEAbiHaia' Ii hAAioRE'
The Principal refers 70 the PATRONS Of the School.
ute 20 ami n1 IF William and Mars colsse q P1a,
Bedsos. Smith. Coleman. DAVIS and Maupin, Of
For further in formsiion, or for catalogue givi,,
course of st1dv, terms, regulations and full list AZ
patrons. to which attention Is invited ADDRESS the
jy 12-dIm Box 81. Richmond, Va
COUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ tho. l3s MAIN STsEEr, RICHMOND, Va
Double Entry Book kaeplng,
THE hE IobaKN LASeJhGEs' "''' and
time, there being no vacation.
For patt,e,ulars please call at the College. or
WV. fLEGENHsIMER.
jy l0-lm Primer pals and P,opristors.
DRAWING SCHOOL For vacation tIme, re-
0'sBsu V GGEArH rs O! hn aay ls
Corner of New and Fish Market The more "A.
vanced DRAWING SCHOLARS of Mr.. TIsHs',
school will 90 well To continue the lately at acboo
commenced exercises with the Brush In lndian
Ink and Water Colors.
Terms 81 ~. monthly.
nTUESDAIS and FRIDAYS-9to Il A. NJ.
U Tim
DICHMOND T. NJ A l. r iNSTiTCTf.-
II The CATALOGUES for the past session. con
tanning the announcement for the next sessjon
beginning OCTOBER lst 1860 are now ready fSr
distribution. They may be obtained by appic..
ton to me, at the Institute or, during absence
from the city, they may be found at the Bookstore
of THos. J. STARkE, zo3 Nam street.
jy 7-w CHAS II WINSTON, President
HIGH SCHOOL, HUGU.
- NOT SPRINGS, Pow HATAN COUNTY
Wa SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the d.
re ction Of the undersigned.
Though designed especially az preparatory 10 The
University of VIrglnla, II WILL for this reason az
ford no fewer advantages To those intending 70
enter other Universities, or any College
One of the Principals will teach MAfHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In.
strucors shall in every case. be graduates Of the
Universlty OF glrglnla CoiIloSnat classes, how
occasional instruction from natives of those an
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50. including even,
thing.
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores,
Richmond, or by application TO us through the
SIDNEY II. OWENS. JR.AM.
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond COless
PHILIP b. STANARD, A. NJ.
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at, v. NJ. Institute
jy 3-d&ow3m
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF New YoRK.-The
following table exhibits the aggregate amount
of exports, imports and Customs revenue at
the port of New York for the last five fiscal
years ending June 80:
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Edwin Booth, the actor, was on Friday last
Richmond Theatre.
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~, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
at REEFS Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST., near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted the highest style of the art at all hours
in the day and any kind of weather. photographs
oolored in Oil, AQuarllle, Pastel or India INK
Price Is CT u, 50 cts, Sl-irom that Up to $500.
jy lQ-n
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STILL ALIvE-J. Nirginius Hall, Princi-
pal OF Military School i'll Accomac county,
Va and one of the two who were SO Sc
rionsly injured by the premature discharge
OF cannon on the 4th, is still alive
Both arms have been amputated, one above
and the other below the elbow. His physl-
clans think there are chances Of his recovery.
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NJ For SaIe--70O Bushels " hite sand
Apply to THOS. TAYLOR, at the Sand Yard on
Also, TwO FREIGHT BOATS. Apply as above
jy 1I-3t'
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SUIC1DB.-Moses Pike, young man, of
Wilkesbarre Pa, committed suicide at Au-
gusta. GA, on Tuesday, by taking poison
He was Hebrew, and, in IA letter. asked that
he might be buried with the peculiar rites of
his people.
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esRichard r. Wilson. Accountant, offers
his services Ia the merchants of Richmond for the
purpose of EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD T0NEW SETS, CLOSING UP co,
&c. Having several years
exp ~ III ne bees ne oa ha
to him The best of city reference Will be gwen.
Il is office is with Messrs. hARRIs HOLMAN. on
the Basin Bank, or any information through the
City Post-Office will be promptly attended to.
jY LIFT"
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
BtoW-The CropS-Prssentatton, &c.
TuIr

POwHATAN Co, VA, July Z.
There was a severe gale in this county last
week, but not much damage done. Some Sra-
narIes were demolished, and tobacco barns
uuroofed, but no lives lost or limbs broken.
There was no rain in this county from
Whitsuntde to the 1st of July. Two-thirds
of the tobacco crop has been planted since that
time so you may judge there will be a large
supply of green tobacco i'll market next sea-
son. The cat crop has been materially short
ened by the drought. There will be more
wheat made than had been anticipated pre-
vious to cutting. The corn crop, though much
retarded in its growth by the drought, has be-
gun to mprove since the rains set IN.
Saturday next, at our county seat, there Will
be a parade Of the Cavalry company, and a
presentation TO them of banner by The ladies
of the county. Also. u Ladies' Fair, tor the
benefit OF The Episcopa, Church, near that
place. GAMMA DELTA.
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| OST-0n Friday afternoon, the Goth of June,
II from the Exchange baggage wagon, near the
canal packet Office, OF taken thence by mistake
russell leather BONNET BOX, marked "A
Oliver, Fiuyanna county," on one sIds. and A
c. q. on the opposite side. A liberal reward will
be paid for the delivery of said box 10 the ofee oi
Messrs. J. T. 4 T. L. BALLARD Al the FI-
change Hotel. Richmond U7-T
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cEGsS. FOR PHiLA ELPHlA-
S~E9s1s The A No. Steamship PkNNSYL-
@sA<az=N ia, Captain DAVID Teal, is now
ready to receive freight, and will leave on MON
DAY, the 10th inst, at II O'Clock. NJ.
FoI freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatlons. apply TO
G: P. CARD0ZO, Agent, Rockets,
Or No. 100 Main street. from to 5 2. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
dnced rateS. and with dISpatCh. Y l3-2t
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E~~~ FOR BALTIM0R E.-Tho
E. 8 z =. ff~s-a &Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Captain
asf7as'1s=<SsE~ RICHARD PRITCHARD will receive
freight TO DAY, tFriday.} and up to the hour of
leaving, IL O'Clock Nj, SATURDAY.
Freight taken for Boston Baltimore at low
rates, with great dispatch.
Passengers will please be on BOARD before the
hour of de parture.
Tickets for passage procured either at our Office
IN Shockoe Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or
at the Steamers wharves.
jy l3-2t DAVID Il VIM. CURRIE.
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CHILDREN'S GIGS COST,
- To close out Summer Stock.
PERFUMERY, of Foreign
and Home Manufacture.
and BASKETS.
Ladies' WRITING DESKS
and WORK BOXES.
HAIR BRUSHES
and COMBS.
PORTE MONNAIES
and BUCK PURSES
DOLLS, in Wax. China,
Muslin, Kid. &c
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
Jy7-ts2p) Main street. above Sth.
L'OR sALE-A STEAM SAW-MIIL eighteen
L Horse Power ENGINE, nearly new, located
near White House, the present terminus of the
Richmond and York River Railroad, on the farm
OF Mr.. Toler, Who will take pleasure ia showing
the same To any one wishing u purchase. Ii will
be sold at bargain, by applying to
COOKE 4 CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting Agents, l4th st a.,
EXCHANGE Hotel Building, Richmond, Va.
i'll a L
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rs 125 Cases and Baskets Champagne
Embracing the following celebrated brands, viz !:
Original ureen Seal" :. Charles Heidsick,"
lier -" Comet Also, 10 cases GEN UlNE sAR-
Dimes
For sale, wholesale and retail, upon reasonable
terms. MCKEEFER Il BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
iy l2-3t No. Exchange Hotel Building.
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~ Boot and Shoe Mauufa cturers.-Or
those aboutto engage IN the business, are invited
to examine my
IMPROVED BOR-sAVING MACHINES,
Without feeling under obligations to purchase. |
shall he pleased to give ali VINO may, by mai or
otherwise. wish It. any information in regard TO
Boot and Shoe Machinery. Entire GU fits furnish
ed and shipped without makIRs several bills and
shipments. J. A. Stafford, Ag't,
AZ Elm street, Boston, Mass.
je l9-d2aw6 cwlmsi2pl
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10 Special Notice
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
For the convenience of merchants throug hout
the city and State, | have appointed JOHN w.
GARLIcK sole Agent for Virginia. Merchants
will be furnished with less delay and at proprie-
tors prices. WASHINGTON L.. kOCk.
jy 13-1wf
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LOST AND STRAYED

EWUND.-Wa picked up by my servant, On
Il Main street. between 18th and I7th, Tues
day last. a bundle of DRY GOODS, which the
owner can get by calling at Alex. Motifs store and
pay ing the cost of advertising.
jy l3-lt+ GEO. w. WILLIS.
I UST- On MONDAY, somewhere in the CITY,
L. small NJ EMORANDUM BOOK. A reasonable
reward will be paid by leaving i at this office
jy l2-3t THOS. b. CARTER. !
CST-S5 REWARD.-0n Wednesday morn
IL ing, somew here on Main street, or In some Of
the store s, p small PORTE MONNAlE, fastened
with Il steel clasp. containing : 81 IN mOueT. The
fnder will i've the above reward by leaving the
same at this office. j. ~ 81
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Ma Price List at 1903 Main Street.
WalIE DUCK LINEN SUITS. Sc so
SIRIPED LINEN SuIFS.---....-....-... 5 50
w lie LINEN PANTS. .............-.-... SO
SIRIPED AND BROWN LINEN VESTS. I.25
BLACk AtPACA COATS. .....-..-..-.... 3 50
FANNY CASHMERE PANTS. .---........ SEQ
TUPMAN has large stock of goods for the sea-
son. consisting of Drap d Etc, Alpaca, Linen, Cas-
slmere, Single Mied Cloth, Six. and Nj arseilIes
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, made IN good stS e
we'll assorted to size and quality, a. d for sale
cheap. Good stocg. sCylish and durable, can Do
bought at 100 Main street.
WM. s. TUPMAN. Agent,
Third door above l4th street,
je 30-ts(2p) South side of MAN.
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I UMB Elk, ID II Ek.
l. South side of Dock. near Mayo's Bridge.
Seasoned WEATHER-BOAR and Q
BOARDS.
Seasoned Ia Ia and inch PLANh-3x4, 3x6, 4xo
aud AXIS Heart.
Seasoned WHITE PINE / to inches thick:
Seasoned ASH, Ia to inches; price from $50 TO
$40.
Seasoned TOBACCO BOX BOARDS, Oak and Sy-
camore 81 and inch thick.
No / Heart and M / Sap Cypress SHINGLES.
SlLLS. JOISTS. FLOORING, &c, &c.
UA- Terms favorable ,,,,1,r, ,o
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NOTfCE.-A octave ROSEWOOD
yg7PIANo. made at the celebrated factory
ut ~ 'of w Knabe X Co., nearl, new. cost si25,
be longing to the estate of Mr.. Geo. Smith, dec D.,
OF Milton, n. u, is Tor sale low, If immediate
plcatlon is made. Apply at the Piano and Muse
Store, corner 9Th and Broad SITS.
F POLSTER,
~ l2-6tt Agent for w hnahe X Co.
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~, FOR kENT-On Church Hill, on 25ta ST.,
ZEE in of Leigh ftreet Baptist Church, q
Ee1 comfortable FRAMED TENEMENT, con
tanning 4 rooms, with kitchen and garCsn. Good
water convenient Rett per annum, Sl20 APP
ply on the premises, or to Mr. BARKER, next door,
or to lily l3-tsl JAS. Nj. CARTER.
~, FOR TX e. THE two story FRAME
Nil BUILDING. on Union H ill. second door from
A-I Hawkins rocery. near Swiss row. Apply at
jy l3-ltt b F. PENDLETON
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COUT!EER ENTERPRISE ~ THE
- F Ell The "irTepress Die conflict" of
Southern industry with Northern cunning and in
yenuity, has begun AT the
STEAM LAST AND - -
BOOT TREE MANUFACTORY,
Main street, between 6th and TIL, adjoining Slmms'
Steam planing Mill, Richmond, Va.
Will the South encourage the enterprise and IN
dustry of her own sons Then let the city trade
and country dealers inspect our manufacture AS
we are prepared to furnish them with the best ma
terial and workmanship at the same prices as are
Offer ed at the North Every description OF LASIS
and BOOT TREES gotten up in the best and
latest Sty les.
Complain no more of tender feet. We guaran-
tee to make Lasts for deiormed or tender feet,
so no uneasiness is experienced in walking.
Every one desiring neat and comfortable ut
should have his own Lasts. OrCers received
iy lO-5t* G s. WHARTON h CO
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- Laidley's ApOthecary is for the present
on Main street, above 9Th, where 1t will continue
until his new store is ready. He has in store
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business, to merit lib
eral share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY.
tOf the late firm of I.aidey & Roblnson)
jg Il
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DOOR AND JOB PRINEINH--I have re-
- moved my BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF
FICE to the house recently occupied ny the NE
TH0DIST BOOK CONCERN, on Pearl 18th
street. between Main and Cary, where | will he
pleased To receive the orders Of my former Gus
toners and friends and ths public generally.
! have just received supply of NEW TYPE,
bile for Books, Bank Checks, Bills of Ladlng,
Bill Heads Circulars Handblls, Business Cards.
Wedding Cards. Visiting Cards, in snort. any
thing 10 the Printing line, be nea " and
promptly executed with the assortment OF Type
now have IN my office. GEO. w GARY,
No. 81 Pearl or l4th st, between Main andCary.
ll-3tE
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~ SlkAN ED-From a pasture In rear Of
LsNthe Poor House. on Saturday night last,
0.@Ahght bay HORSE. Has sore his ei.
side near the front foot, and a scar on his Jaw
also, a small lump on his left hind leg A reason
able reward Will be paid for his delivery NJ MIR.
DUKES Stable, on 18th st. jy ll--J'
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IA Virginia Manufacture. --Semple's In.
FALLIBLE BAKING P0WDER-the best and
cheapest in
NJ Use the Best. =. Semple's IniallibIe
BAKING POW DER. The best in use.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

NTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF sHERBURNE, attached to Benton County for
DISTRICT CoURT-FoURrH JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT. NA'
Summons
Jersmiah p Woodbury. against James H. White and
Fidea c: White, his wife and j, H. Boggs.
To the above named defendants
In the name OF the State of Minnesota You and each
of you are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in this action which has
been fled in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
aforesaid at Sauk Rapids in the County of Benton Ito
which Sherburne county is attached for judicial pur-
poses) and to serve copy of answer 10 the said
complaint the subscriber, at his Office in Anaka in
the county of Anoka, In the State Of Minnesota with.
in twenty days after the service ef this summons on
exclusive of the day Of such services and YOU fail
to answer the laid complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Anoka, October 1852
TO the defendant, j. H. Boggs
mons Is herewith served you is to foreclose mort
gage dated July l6h 1885, made by James H. White and
Fidelia o. Whiie bis wife, to Jeremiah P. Woodbury.
upon the a Of the d Of Sec 4 the W of the
NEH Of section 9; the d Of section five the 4
Of the " x and the n of the w d of section eight
the ofthe E d Dissection seven, in township "a
north of range 20 west.
90 Also, the X of the of section s2 in township
So north OF range rs west in said county of Sherburne
ing 20 tne conditions of promssory note bearing even
date herewith and personal claim is made against
you. "e"--''
Dated October 18th, 1852
CT. CURTIS
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anoka.
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The London Times is not CHEEKY and
hardly polite. Of coming events it remarks:
"We doubt not, however, that part of the
public will learn with kind of satisfaction
that no plenipotentiury is to be dispatched
to Paris, but that Lord Cowley, being
already there, merely attends as the repre-
sentative of England, and makes our adhe-
sion to the Congress as little conspicous as
possible"
THE recent decision in California, in the
case OF Boggs VS.. the Merced Mining Com
pany, involved the title to the noted Mari
posa claim. The result attained is said to
have cost Col. Fremont and his associates
$4,000; but, as compensation, it is esti
mated that bis personal receipts from the
estate for the next six months will not fall
short OF 81 1000 day.
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Our Stock OF
OTATE OF MINNESOTA DIS
~ TRICT CQuRT FIFTH IuDICI ~

OTATE OF MINNESOTA - DIS
~ TRICT COURT FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
In the matter of the application of John yanderhorck
an insolvent debtor for discharge from his debts.
To the creditors of said John Vanderhorck
Please take notice that reading filing the peti
ton, schedule and inventory of John anderhorck,
a resident of West ST. Paul, in the county of Dakota
praying 70 be discharged from his debts. pursuant to
chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes of Minnesota entitled
Of the relief Of insovent debtors" ord made
by the Hon. NJ Donaldson, Judge of the said District
requiring all the creditors of the said John Var derhorck
to show cause, they have before the said Judge
at his chambers in Owatonna Steele county Minnesota
the 10th day Of March, A. D., 1860 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day, why assignment of the
said inselvent's estate should be made and he be
discharged from his debts pursuant to said chapter
So of the Revised Statutes and that notice hereof pub
lished for ten weeks successfully at least each
week in the Hastings Independent, weekly newspaper
the St. Paul Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, weekly
newspaper, published at St. Paul. the seat of govern
ment of the State Of Minnesota and in the ALBANY
Atlas and Argus, weekly paper published at Albany
the seat of OF the State of New York and In
the Springfield Journal weekly paper, published ct
Springfield, the OF government of the State of .
nOis.
Dated this l4h day of December, 1859.
A. GRETHEN,
Attorney for Petitioner,
dec5O-wlOw West St. Paul, Minn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
e. 1t will contain the only calendar existing calculated
for the longitude and latitude of Minnesota.
q. 1t will contain complete chronological table of tho
events of the year 1859 in Mnnesot. carefniiv com,
piled from all the newspapers in the State.
DOCUMENTARY.
"a. 1t will contain complete analytical Summary for
popular use of all General Laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature and ofa laws of CONGRESS-
and departmental reports Of 1859 affecting Minneso.
ia, and all federal appropriations for Minnesota al
SO the act of Congress granting lands to Minnesota for
Railtoad purposes, the Enabling Act, Act OF Admis-
sion, &c. And thorough analysis Of the local legis
aton disposing of the Co gressiona Grant, the plat
forms and Central Committees of the Republican and
democratic parties &C., the Presumption Law, and
an orders Of 1859 affecting the pre-emption, Home.
stead BILL and other public documents Of an intestipg
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TERMS.

TERMS
NJ single copy will be furnished subscribers nv
mail express for sixty censaClub of ten subscribers
will be furnished for $500.
To any one furnishing paid list of ten Subscriptions
a copy will be sent free.
Unpaid lists solicited as early possible.
de c3 JOSEPH A. WHEEIOCK
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06
,S0 FIFTY DOLLARS.
OK !

FIFTY DOLLARS A MONTH AND ALL ExPENsEs
PAID, -
To introduce our NEW NATIONAL DOUBLE
THREAD TWENTY DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
great chance for Travelling Agents to engage in
permanent business, at $500 year and expenses.
Address, with stamp, for particulars
j. W. HARRIS CO.,
No. l3 Shoe LeA.aer Exchan
deeZwSW Boston, Mas
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06

10AO BBLS. SALINA SALT.
1VOO On hand and to arrive, at lower prices than
can be obtained elsewhere In thescty.
~. G. 4 H. c. BURBANK,
Agents Syracuse Sa tic empany
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06
EIF TY DOLLARS REWARD

Il
Information is wanted Of one EDWARD PEARCE, or
EDWARD n PEARCE who is supposed to have been
in Minnesota in the summer fall of 1851, and perhaps
in the spring of 1882 and there have been engaged in
business with Mr.. Hunter, ScOchman, who owned
timber lands, and built mill Willow River, about
the time above stated.
1t is supposed that said Pearce is dead. But proof
positive is wanted whether he is living dead and
above reward will be paid to any furnishing such
proof.
If said Pearce did not rejOin Mr.. Hunter in the spring
of 1852 afterwards, half the above reward will be
paid for proof of that fact and reasonable reward will
be paid FIR any information bearing upon the subject.
Address,
CHARLES W. WOOLLEY
dec3l-d&w3t ST. Paul, Minnesota.