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T.. A. DEVILLIERS
(yOlLeCfeNr.

ANNONCE respectueusemcnt a ses
amis ct au public quill Sc chargera a Ia
venir de tous recouvrements, dams les
paroisses Assumption, Ascension, La
iourche-Intcrne, Terrebcnne, &C., &c.
II Sc charge aussi de l'agence dc tou-
ties les affaircs commerciales qu'on vou-
dra bien lui confer.
Or S'adresser an bureau du Pionnier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30
FORGERON EFT ING ENIEUE MECNl Glen
~~ ICOR IT AIMENDINGER pre-

&V&t Went les planteurs quill eXecntera 4
domicile toutes sortes d'ouvrages de sa profess
sion, ou'on voudra bien hi confer ct quill Sc
trapsportcra sur toutes les habitations OH il scra
~appelc, pour Y executor les PREPARATIONS des ma
chimes a vapcur, ct les METRE en- peu de temps ct
4 dcs prix moderts, Il meme de bien tonctlon-
nor [n9,6i
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-FIFru
~ JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr CouRT.-Parish
Of assumption.
Succession Of Baz1k Fl. Richard, deceased.
Whereas Pierre Firmin I1clIuin of
said Parish has on the 18th day Of Oc-
tobcr 1851, filed with the Clerk of said
Court a petition in which he prays to be
appointed administrator of said Estate {:
Therefore all persons arc hereby war
ned and notified to file there objections
If any they nave TO ,he above demand,
with the Clerk of said Court, at his Off
&C, in the village Of NapoItonville, ten
days after the first publication hereof; or
they will for vcr be deprived of that
right.
SILT. Witness my hand and the
:IsgIRNsSfSc. impress of said Court, this
NsEN@ 9Th day Of November 1851.
$AsS% DESIRE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.

NUN MENS b
lie soussigne, dams lie but d'etre agreeable
au public, Sc propose de tracer des chemins
au cimetiere. Ainsi les %personnes qni de-
sirent avoir des places dc choix pour la cons
~truction de tombes on de caveaux de famil-
lie, sont prices de Sc presenter dams lie plus
bref delai.
II ofre ses services pour la construction
des tombes ct caveaux de famille, ct de tou-
te espece de monument flnebre soft en- mar
bre dTtalie GU du pays. Ii a un assert men
de dessins au choix de toutes les personnes
oui voudront bien lui accorder |eur contain
ce. II a ~toujours pour lie service du public
des tombes en- brique ct en- pierre faites
d'ayance.
+. l.. GUYE, directeur du cimetiere
Donaldsonville, en- face de rEglise,
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O.. |
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -
"" Canr du C9iHquiemc District judi-
ciaire.-Poroisse Assumption.
Succession de BaziIe II. Richard, deceat.
Attendu que Pierre Firmin Hclluin,
de ladite p~aroissc a enregistre le BE jour
d'octohre 1851, dams laditc cour, n
petition d%emandant administration de
Ia susdite succession. En- consequence
les personnes intercssecs sont par Cos
~prescntes notifiGes ct requises dc deduire
Icurs objections, 81 elIes en- ont il In sus-
ditc %demande, ~par-devant lie Grefier de
la Ceur ci-dessus intitulec, dams les dix
jours qui %suivront Ia premiere >publica'
ton dc Get avis, ou Giles scront a jamais
privses dc ce droit.
.,,ss.,- Temoin ma main ct lem
:&lSsSs preintc du sceau de la susditc
sfS@1lE Cour, ce 5 novembre 1851.
#S*$$ DESIRE LEBLANC,
Grcfier.
H.. =
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NolS.

Il rcudre: pr lie so"ssig"f, a DO" monM
pour M Compliant.
patts tr,ffcs Ell I'm quart de bette.
Ctpcs a rhuiIe.
Champignons d Ihnilr.
Homards-
Pctits Pois an %naturcl.
Truftcs du P%trigord.
Sardincs i rhuiIc.
Concombres au vinai gre, tranCais Ct
americans.
Liqueurs assOrties.
Wins rolges, en- bariqnes.
Wins en- caisse.
St-Julicn- MGdoc.
Chateau Latte.
Chateau LGovillc,
Gruau Larosc.
Clos Bougeat.
Wins blancs.
Haut Sautnrnc.
Muscat de Lunci.
Chablis.
RIdcShcimcr.
Tous les articles vcndus au No 10. sont
rlelncment garantis ct peuvent Gtrc rsteur-
mes sils ne c"Aviennent pas.
J. JARRI.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30

ON Sc CHARGE a l. AGINCE &:
De suivre en- Conr, totfses atalres conteH-
tieuses, dc faire tous reconvremen's a la Nile
Orleans, aux Etats-Unis eli en- France; de toutes
rtclamations ct liquidations de successions; de
tous placements ct emprunts; de la reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, dev:s, marches. etc; de-
tous renscignements pour les strangers, de tou
ties ecritures, correspondances. Eft specialemen
de rentes ct achats de proprittts, e~sclaves, cream
ces de toutcs natures, fonds dc commerce., etc;
du rcglement de toutes affaires commercials, ct
en- litige, de toutes commissions, de toutes en-
trees en- douant, de toutes dcmarches; de Ia
restion ct location de maisons ainsi que du re-
CONVENIENT des loyers, du renouvellemcnt des
assurances, du p]aionent des taxes, etc.-Entin,
dedministrer les biens Ell afairesnh dyc"drele les
nttrtts dcs persomes qui s'absentent de lEtat,
ct de celles qui habitent la campagne,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30

FNW J. V. JUICE fat SAVIOR au public
4yA quill Went tout recemment d'as-
sort.r son magasin de tous les articles de
Grocerie, Mercerie ct Quincaiiieric. On
trouvera chez lui bonnie qualite dc mar
chandises ct modicite de prix.
Donaldsonyillc, enc. des rues IberviIIe ct
Lafourche. 3m
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DAROiSSE DE L'ASSOMPTION.-

d. CouR Du CINoUrEME DrsrR;cr
JUDICIAIRE.
Attendu que Absolom IT.. Bobo a present!
une petition a la Cour, a l'effet d'obtenir les
lettres d Administration a la succession de feu
William L. Robinson, decide ~intestat Avis est
par lie present donne a tous ccux que celia peut
concerner, davoir a deduire sous dix iours. les
raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit
a ladite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption, lie IL novembre 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
III GreH
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PE-X DIES BANS.

Pour unc douzaine . SlS, w.
Pour moins de douze on pour chaquc
balm %, 90. aa
Unc machine dc Ia meme nature est
en- vote dc construction pour les ne
grcs. ON .l..E
0J lie DR.. BoutiIlier St.-Audrc
profile dc cettc occasion pour remercier
lc public de Encouragement quill a biep
voulu lui accorder jnsqu'a ce jour. II
csc esperer que la meme confance ct lc
meme patronage, don't il fera en- sorte
de Sc rendre t%oujours dignc, lui seront
continues a pavenir. ~.",
p. S.-Chaque baigneur est tenu de
Sc pourvoir Dun Drap ct de deux SER
viettes. ta9 (43.)##
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30

TIER du Tennessee; de differences dimensions
e do do a Bouilloire, rivets de diff
~ferentes dimensions. zs. Vt
Pioches, pelles, haches a main, a %ecarrir, a
bucher, ct un assortment complet de %qnincail-
lerie.
90 barils de clous de Boston, cordes en- pitres,
cotton ct chanvrc. A vendre a bon marche
ponr du compliant. =
IS avril 1861. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30

TIE THE!
f soussiguG Went de recevoir IN envol de
- Thcs ~assortis, importcs par la compagn'c
connue sous lie nom de New York Canton Tea
Company, ct loffrr en- vente.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2#1 Agent de ia Compagnie, il Dona|hsonv'N"
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Gatuo 4 oapeuronlfureuN.
TENUs A DONALDsoNvILLE.
PARl LIZ D0CTEUR B0UTlLLER ST-ANORE.
I.c DoCTEuR BoUrILLIER St-ANDRE

PREVENT lie public quill Went d'ttabIir
dams sa demcure unc Sale de bains a
vapcur Sulfurcux. Les hcureux result
tats obtcnus par &C systemic ct le desir
dc repondrc au vou general, tells sont
es mobiles scntimcns qni Font anime
en- fondant Get Establishment. Tout lie
monde connaft dtja reficacite souve-
raine dos bains a vapeur S"Ifurcux; nous
~n'avons done pas bcsion dc dire que les
Rhumatismes meme les plus invcteres
ne sauraicnt ~resistcr a son action; que
les maladies %cutanecs, les affections nj
t%estinales ct autrcs disparaissent a son
contact.
Lie Docteur Boutillier Went d'ajontcr
a &C systemic qui est deja aussi simple
q~u'tItgant un apparel dune incompara-
Bile utilize !: C'est un vcntilatcur place a
l'interieur de In machine au moycn du-
quel on degage la vapeur OIL gaz sulfu'
rcux dams moins dune minute. Les
dangers, auxquells lc patient etait pre-
cedcmmeut expo>e, SC trouvcnt n'nsi to
talemcnt aneantis. En- effet, par I'ancien
systemic il falIait all moins dix minutes
pour Eairc lie engagement total. Or, il
p~ouvait arrivcr que lie maladc vint a SC
sruuvcr NAL durant lc cours dc Fopera-
ton ct par consequent de graves acct
dents sen suivre par suite de Ia lcnteur
de Procurement du gaz sulfureux.
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aQeuCF GCnfrdlc,
COTKTHGE
RTREAU DE COLLECTIONS,
nee -" aEe

Passage de 10 Bourse, No 70, enc. Cont
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Ms. IL .shio Ba,isc. - ss;-ct. .crsa, D.,
80 q. \ ~. riie IVlss al p.ssl1 ger & g. Il CO.
bass ~ Passed .hs isiac Nneh- o ,ae aAr Ihs :.
taffs Gays Sinis and flF peshsr. ras "a lzro ID
n.,Se chtaaass ssis> aae sesvJ heal seas D. ii.
~ isN. 81 lnl>f. s1Hrs9t - ~ t1a Axliic. -
. e. l'a y e. Dec -. - a1ar -l-~s- s-ss n.r. 81
gs'i hRah ~. lat. q g., lsr 81 g. De-. D. - g.
% 81 q. 2aSss S'1 s-s-,-g w., &c laen .1i
s'ialNfl aisA1i Goa uel - ht47s a1r.h east sa1
ss"se rlice sohSe. the Sao - he flraF tae eye1
S5N A,'n q TIC 20. Dec ~ 3s VI ,pas pi'o;. SD
AND hSsrs -
I = MAI si-ansaip Hermann. Wish. srs a B--n-a.
S4ad RsT4
X NJ s'sanas D. I rsp4 i0.s. fsln Lrer,, Dee G. "a
ia iA aosFs. via rlssensers. x g. Y Cu1l.d. IT,
L IL seaashiq darirz. Berry. fran Chlr'es n. rs
eo1is ~A n4s, Rse $50 as-rs % Saos ". rEcs,es
20 SuEtaf, +. III ~ nnes north al Eaff.ras. er-
nah
Bari Sara Age. Sarair4ai. Saie. fTas o. IT.
wih Toa g. S9airiSr. Jcans-ir c. NJ date ai A. 81
loo Sc 81 eycARnsed Signals VIA snip I,ha iArvs steer
ing T. Ire arrived o. fha Aeos De o. va hi ,Wa
on 2san las been lays otis al ae Bznks, eHas-
rsnced coafa0ed Succession ~ westerly s4les AL xs-y
heavy. turias ne 2xss4es
brsn- bsss wieiand. hank. Rrszea lar with rfs-
A. pAsfrrgsr q Meyer & pcksa
frg ssspaea fsusg (af fsff.sca Ne fsfav Hsvaxa y
GAYS, wsh ssgar to aehsfs Williams Dee H. lai Z =:
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Disasters ~.

b. san INusrE~DyNtr Asf'EE -TAo Mp P.i.s-h'at
Mar AnE NJ tl-i A-.,- - - % i..t sfAs 4 p
oc'ook TseSss The B. s i-i-ssstsace. Mn 'r' %
H.iAt sesesras- !. va pass 1--.i .r go 1Jr. 81
hAs.as ssa- 50 its a1rn4-s De-. ID. -t s. lceA
d--isz ~ st1ras. lerser e-ac.. - wssn 4.
tsvsrr aou.ss sd fta vs.1i1l an ~ lv-1'ys ~.
ississ s7ush at S1zJy Hook Fksr- rlos
n bard aIihs tine l1i he CA5sln - lEvsu al n
'5e looxe1t SIZE la q ;se es4ca had the
lard n sbout FEET waer he y e baarUsc Ter, an
brought tbs abou g - passengers rra their
baggage To- ~. 4 et ta- VI .. Pho, hos, Mar Can
Nc g aoas'as rec WIG ne fesisdsf 4 aer "a
s,Bsefs and b,ssssr
NFwPosT Dee =. ls5 --er-- Ns-,c -afs n, o. New
N9Tk, > Ia frel Ssval3aA - Rsos win -e-,ea uu-
b las srennr y distress sas sss
lu.t llre;J9s-. an tretsnnSf sall-xls shl-I d
gIlvs1ss AS IL ais-es-. schr Mel ada Arn.rsxc
=, - lolas n 3, hoz Fi,tca. y : fsT NsW-Ylfk
t-fse I1letT AZ g0tsirss los 1sck a. q t5s. IL
the FIRE y1id.
Eats W. schroetsr Salem Ia As5 vsry hears
weather axt has been RsnA % Bsrmad4 DAYS On ~
AZ. siAH 100 miles 81 Cas- -ot .cok slle ifo-s y NJ
ard w1s trrea south = lat s. lee g.
scar seitoS,, Som klchaA for ls,lE struck ca he
BARS OF Cha-haa, zar1us 81 istk za2 EnA17F A-y
rst1eT. wAca cansed der - rss sac "a. rot % snl
Fn 'skea ints Cas- lam h1fhO- Were ras sfair ~
sSrs2nti 2s1 rsUznseS o. flsf
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DIED.

At Auburn, California, on the morning OF November ~
DR. HORACE S. BENEDICT. formerly Of NevYOtk
Ia Danbury papers please copy.
On Dee "a RO6ERT PURR, OF Brooklyn, late of Stow
ma Iket Suffolk, England. aged 3s years
~ Suffolk English papers please copy.
On Monday evening Dec %, af or a few days illness
ALEXANDER KNOX. in the 10th year of his age.
His ends and acquainances, and those OF HIS son, A
Knox Jr respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from his residence No IS Jane St. Thursday ater
noon, at 2 O'Clock. without further invitation
On Dec. %, ELIZABETH DOMINICK, N the Goth year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 20 at
residence OF brother, jane
W Dominck No. 10 Marko'st FRIDAY, the 2sth ms.
at O'Clock y NJ without further invitation. dN b.
On the evening Of Dec. %. Mrs. MARY WALL, afer
short Illness in The Goth of her at the resdenc
of her daughter No. l27 MAIDS On 81.
The friends OF the family. her daughter, Mrs Mary
Harnt son IN law John am, and her grand sons Pc
ter and John Swain. also CASTELAR,, James and Francis
HaIinet are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
without futher Invitation, Wednesday 2h inst NJ
o'clock p M d29 2ts
On Sunday, Dec. 81, in her A'A yesr, AVN ELIZA,
wife OF John L. RseT and diugotsT Of George Elder.
The friends are respectfully invited 20 attend her nner
Tuesday the 23d INST AZ 10 o'clock VI from he' late
residence. No l32 Delaney st, Suffolk d2l 2'o
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Tn, Bar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

tn IA. Editors Of The y. y. ITfoNne
NV attention has been called by trend
"a a paragrsph which appeared IN some o' inc
Ssily papers on Saturday, representing mo as nav
inc treated with disrcspect very distinguishes
Jsdee. When Judge Duer was interrupted IN ms
vsmsIk rs NJ the Bar dinner 10 VI. hossuIh, IL "ouil
sppe an from the newspapers tba, vas among 'he
Nal pyominent OF those who sought to impel nun
- res,me his seat On the contrary, all my efforts
ware directed 10 the eDdcaForing to check what
seTnned 90 me the Tudeness OF those VINO iorgot
mo ves due AZ well to the age character ana po-
elfiou OF Iudge Duer 70 the decences oil the oc-
eae,Qn / am happy 10 find tina, my Intentions were
10, nisconstrued by Judge Duer. The error OF the
reporters has manuestly arisen from their applying
= NE Judge remarks addressed by me 10 those
guilty OF the rudeness have mentioned Inc ms
kahs Ia the more mortiiylng to me, as | am certain
thas every gentleman, who like myself, regrets that
Judge Duer, should have thought II his duty, thea
and there, to enter his protest against the ADOPT
ion OF a line OF action advocated by our dist'n'
gushed guest will, like myself, regret still more
dat Judse Duer was not allowed 10 conclude his
remarks amid the respectful silence oil all present.
Please correct this error and save me from the
appearance even, OF having lost sigh. OF the re-
spts which the years, and distinguished position
q Judge DNcv should always command
Very respectfully yours, Henry A. CRAM.
Ntr- Ycsk, De-. ~, 1881.
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The Stock market was not very active
to-day, but generally the improved feeling of yester
day afternoon was sustained In Erie there was
considerable done a, improving prices. Convert
BILE Bonds also improved to ~, an advance of y
cent from the lowest point while Incomes were
duler. Norwich fell on q cent Sussex was Ia
demand and advanced y cent. After the Board
The market was steady and ut the opening Of Second
Beard the tendency was upward. Erie improved 10
s, Reading 10 sci Norwich 10 So, but at The close
her less hrmness, and after the Board Erie sold
al Ni. Government and State Stocks were trm and
h fair demand.
Sterling has been dull, but rates are steady
ss iossSiei Tor leading signatures. Francs are
settled and quoted at s-soaS.Isl, wiis range.
Continental Exchanges generally are lower by al
peent, with bu, little doing
treights are quiet, but rather firmer for
Liverpool Engagements Of i0,oco bushels Wheat.
supposed SD, $50 Na,es Cotton "a. 0Sl6d. l0Oco
Slaves aas. To London, l,6oo bals. rurpen.ine, =
To HAVE, the market is nominal At &C. To Cahior.
MIA Mese Ne moderate business a, AS.eeO cents y
foot
The Money market is without change Of
snpOrtsnce. The demand is still in advance of the
supply excepting on the bes, descriptions OF sosAs
Paper is passed wi,hou; much tithcUlty Il strictly
srst class, Al sGlo T. cent
Mr.. James T, SoUtter, OF the firm 81
seasier, symiIsten q Rosiason, has been elected
Cashier OF The Rank O. the Republic, 10 al The
sancy ecsasioaed hy'iAe grtuacy OF Mr. Val, vao
resigned IN order 10 accept the CasherSAip OF the
Bank Of Commerce Mr. >ouiter has had CONSIDER.
able experience IN banking Affairs having Aeen tyr
some time rrsSidea, NJ Vagina RaaS, an, fson
whs, We can lean, the selection is highly Nvora-
be one for The Bank a. TIE Republic
The bids for S5t00O0 Canal Revenue
V<ttacstss were opened Al Alaany to-day, ant the
whole arooun WAS ,aAen si lee IS 10 io96S, oQ,y d
small amount Ssire taken Oves i0agi. The lo.sl
amour, OF bids Vas 81 0sc 0co NJ. John Taonp-
son bid for TIE whole loan, and oo.ansa $4,000 Al
ieese 70 leo IS The accepted bids were a. .ollos as
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MONDAY, Dec S
London Germ Exchange.

The extraordinary change u Gd weather has y bad
the influence o the CoRa ads The count y dorDs last
yeek that mig been expected, as the upwa'd tea
dspcy ID prIcss petty generally supported az
a. some ins ances an advance WHEAT hiss been ret1s1.
Al the ports and London We nssday aad tfailY
there was con siderable rmnes IN al most al branches OF
the Il ode and higher prices we've g=nerny demsSuei
Fine WHEAT and kmericaa FLOUR sold hesif both a!
Liy,uool and in London at -hsh advance 90 the iat
Ter Floating cargoes Of WHEAT anu INDIAN CORN we're
in request AID the demand for The Ia Ter 3pe~s dly
creasng. . No., IL. - Il,
AtIh,s mornings narko. the supply Of WHEAT was only
moderate Factors asked rather me- her bat buyers
held 81 Foreign WHEAT held firmly az the late gao
isiIOIs -
The too urce of English FLOUR romans The sans, ana
Anertran Abls are m fair request for e1P'r.
Eca,nz cargoe, Of WUF IT are held on rather htsher
terms and INDIAN CORN again cd. = quarter dsdrs
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London Corn Market

IFlDfn fle VI EiITOJF
No particular change Aas akca place IN t,- On -
vfaifs since ous last purchasers of WHEAT have h "
ever within the last few days acted with rainier e,s Goa
fdence and probable la, WHAT lncrcas d sup
niles wiz be brought forward hy the g-'weTs during the
three weeks there may perhaps be panSe IN
The upward pt N prices bit d. NJ. expect aay
material reaction quotations
Though iSely to be altogether without arr.
walls from abroad the receipts vi. be comparatively sn al
TN spring Va reckon Improved enand IN Janut
~ and any small decline which may perhaps tass place
before the termination of the presen; month, vii, we be
leve, be subsequently, recovered
The arrivals Of WHEAT and tLoUH At Liverpool from
America have been liberal this week previousf.
and the receipts the Article and INDIAN Com OIL
the coast from IN. Black Sea aId other ports east OF Gb
raar have also been moderate, while very little Gram
any Kind has tached our shores from the Continent OF
Europe The saanes OF the foreign supplies has tended
holders with confidence, and though az aready
buyf ed rather cautiously the value OF
Wheat undergone fur her small Improvement at m %
OF the provincial mar cts held since Monday.
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Marsets. .C,RTFulIy RsroRItD soR TIE rsgHuSS.
TUESDAY,. Dsc. ss 1857
ASvES-rhe market IS quist for Pots at 1871. Pearls
COTTON Is IA. from active Most holders are hrn~
see bales changed hands At the decline We Eoosd yese
FLOUR AND YEAl--A hruer market Tor III. low
better aud there dons up o. tins announce
% he Bal which checked ba-ness. rae private
aaVcss by the Epropa favorable. and uade ~ lni
heie ae nusercis orders IN mNSet but generally Inn
tied below our PIssep, currency. The acme demand .
active and The better grades have asln improved
The inferior grades are quite scarce CANADIAN hsm AZ
- soasi 81 IN bond w'h few e'{ers ras sales % d =
for OHIO and tayoriie State 81 a2as 62 for
m.s :" fancy MSs sa - sSiSs to. iaaS{ Haio
issn; aid Sass IS lot etrs Gencses southern oetor
nor shppne rhe supply Of the oW GRADES Is light Sales
Of Ly0e hhls ai 81 ssas % Tor - good oaads
es ri s s,s Al s. 30 Cam U1 Me- less SsatS and
j. held firmly at - . cr ieisey BgcNwAes; sdaoio
GRAIS-Holders q wheat $40 very frn the demlnd
- better fT r ,ns aud Cor shppsus The saiss 1900
bush White SSn,hs,n al 81 Ss and 500 bash WaIss las
Island ~ SO Corr Is eaoyani aud IN fur request, bat
gcaeiSly he'll above she OF burerS f1cre
hItc Row oaenag a,a prices vi kinds cls
nsl, with very little Nouhera jersey yellow oAey.ns.
a. sc ss5sc for wSsssrn SiSed So for Sii wsy. wAc
Southern and s,o &SsS fT aso'nd wes'srn aui Ne
ard tlc N'c 0s jersey hys 8 ScSro aad aoniaN'. AZ
PRoNiSloNs-TAeioi - rather more Josng "a PoTS .og
the bone trade bu, favor the Oayer Large sales
could n: De nads a. iSia ions me reep,s present
Seet eayes nee The sales are ie eeis 81 Is Cor I'D
seesssSi 30 aSc = isf new q; si ~ new fr@s
ssei s.'efsy VIA iar dcmaad Sa,es .. lie o9s. ~
ssSSi. ~ Mos, AID s<sSs - fos p ne rrmo Mes
h nMtfi request Sales e 100 tcs private Terms Rec
HAN. l's rather erneg Ssss OF 800 oeis 10 Si5asig %
Hams sas shoulders pr,ssej HS,, s-e =. lee1esa AZ
are less p'en'v Sa'eS e. Hac.n : ia We n 81 Hs-
to- arm ssa u sNnl a.nanl Ca.s.s - ss,ah,e "a
&c ~ ~ r''Sc laTt Is scarce and bl2.Aai II
e.saaa' e,eese, ios supply I'D pr.'s tsnl upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

This rNuTn shows decrease IN The bullion, but
the diminution is much less than might have been
expected. L, Is stated that the Government hal
issued Instructions 10 the Bank to stop specie pay
menis, in the even. Of decided run upon it About,
five millions OF dollars had been obtained from the
Bank for the expenses of the new revolution. From
Vienna we learn that the Exchange on London was
still more adverse, IN spite ofthe Interference ofthe
Government
Adyices from Berlin mention that the ncN Pras-
sian loan for i equal TO about 90 $50 ooe. was
expected TO be brought ouI forthwith. 1t IS under
stood ,ha, the stock will bear Al per cent. interest,
and issued at 99i with the certainty OF not being
paid of for Eve years. The Seehandlung CONNER.
cial Society will take one half the amount, and the
other half will be for the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

ru,aoc st1oss- I,so. sud 10 h"' roro-' Afn 'His
. sec 49,.
Tho IS o ~ "a AL '"ts =. a
IINE-Th.fe have S,+h 90 affrf7 s'r' 1T ''' -
IN eoa1,.,d g . .gth vsry Fee her. Ils sasg-
49, ,,.r, Sr9 zee asle,p raos;,V g. oar qnN .no's
IuMpEN rsn.,ns LAST lotseL CaIsoe are eoih"f ~
a't for Pine sad Spruce 70. ,o.,. :, ..
PLAsrER-TheTt . Aot9hS O ~ w f'1 - 80
k0A -. IA a. Eslc
and 40 eee Sefmsu al SsSS. 80. -.
aINE-Fnthsr ssles of % laisf ca ~ ssees az "a
VIM AZ g.a95.e 80 ds. MatsiIa ~ PIC esi % % a.
porr a sac = e. q snd zoo Do Red Vine u leS -,
TIOTOpE-i5 bar rpss fJKriac 3ran1i e'so ~ YES
"a "a do n chels I'll iSesi 80; 50 oA eHdsant s1f q
81. 5pipss HoliasA Ga. 7jesee and 20 paneos'aA =
Ctoir Rnm 7ia73c -, ~. -
better: sales Of 70 haas a. GIG