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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
ENGINES. BOILERS & NltL!. WORN.
J. L. DOWDALL 4 co,
Washington Foundry, 81. Louis. Mo.

3 AiNG one of The largest and hest FINISHED q
tablishmen:s in The West we would call the attE
non 81 ri persons interested, mill work
10 the fact that have the largest assortment of Y-
terms IN the city. We employ the best of aud
use me BEST OF iron in the manufacture of work and
haSihg been constantly Increasing business cT IF
'eeii Years, we atter ourselves that have given gen
era satisfaction FL giacs of ali sizo, tycd UP
Frames, ready 10 run.
bolers and heavy sheet iron work Of an kinds cast
li9s ana wrought iron Wark If all kinds.
best patterns now in use for saw and e~ist mills.
saw dust Burners, CardiHg Machines pickers. etc.
LhiiiWr'ehis have work made SUIT their
mes Terms, reasonable AND particular attention pad
TO having The work ready and SHIPPED 4, thc agreed
Gpon.
refer TO Martin Mower Esq. Arcn'a Mills. or TO
4hf' +. H. Dciano, saltwater; wio using work OF
"ut manufacture, for farther Information.
May 81, 1852 6-tf
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL 4 CO.
SLIGO IRON STORE.

EH1E ci that an apology is due 10 the Public and the
w Etiutrr for not having asiN rrti-cd more. The
truth is large Winter Stock well adapted to
the market. that gave time to write
worth while.
We Wish TO say to the Public that about out
OF SasdfS; our Heghbor- Rey FARMER however have
g0rd assortment. We have TIE other leading articles
of family groceries veaad among other things of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS AT SIS
few bbls Mess Beet, do Vinegar, IL per gal
lon; his. Mula,ses IA cts Tobacco, % cts; COT
fee, II cts: IRON and rTEEi Ni>ES, {not those Of
uttnperHncc and extra. ugance, bat Nhkinsons solid
hoNO rloehs So. ANY articles we have VIII be sold
small advance Until the opening "i nav @a
ton, when shall be on hand with just What is WANT
ed in the Grocery and Iron line.
81 Paul, March ii, 1852 Att
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TO SOUTHERN AND w ESYERN ROOK-
SELLERS A ND MERCHANTS.

E1tALL trade, Eo52. Books and staiionery M Whoie.
n sale higgins 4 Kellogg, Publishers booksellers.
Sationers and Manufacturers ofevery variety of Blank
hooks, 80 John street, Gold New York invite
cal IRON merchants ami booksellers examine the pr,ccs
ard Qualities OF their very large stock Of
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PASS ROOFS
Embracing every variety needed school and cIassica,
books of every kind used in schools and academies IL
nrary ana miscellaneous books for public institutions
schools families and Sunday schools bibles PRAYER and
hymn books great variety and Sizes prices and
Of binding. '''
stationery oil every variety of foreign and domestic
manufacture all Of which they pledge them 10
Ply rs low rs any other house in the trade
.B-Fooiscap, ettes paper and satss 1T mill prices
New York, Jun, l. tI-fS
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

To he passengers Of The s. L. Cor Ramseu.
ana he trareiing puji,c generaNy
\ and after Wednesday the l2.h inst, a co,n.orta-
~ hie = ) Man Coach Will leave Sank RAJ i'd for
Fort kp'ey. every slay morning ut -. O'Clock
returning Ia time To meet the boat auh Rapls every
saturday. should hcre be passeracrs for the Fer, or
intermediate points on the arrival Of the boat FRIDAY
afternoons, stage will leave On SATURDAY. norrjpo NJ
O'Clock returning N time meet the boat On Ned
hcsday mornings Passengers VIII be CONVEYED to the
house Of w i. torbett. near the steauloa, Insitur
where they can he accommodated.
]. ". CORBETT.
Sank Rapids, May :, 1892 ST
Igrp
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

rINUE subscriber haN?g been appointed Agent for the
sale ri Louisville Cement, will keen large supply
hand. and will be sold small advance from Man.
uficturCrs prices. II. i. McCLOShEY.
Gaieua March %, 1872.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

IN, les og,
=, ny iIioMli,s "i"Oies |oihPiise part OF MY stoch
"lld p'nls' unprotected dresses,
Union do Can nett
Sn,aruos 10 dd-''.l' Ill.
1,,.i - 1tces ana tas"es,
NJ Ai'Iis " S"is pflh'> i.hofoldefed coHdFs,
i M anu oIa'se 60 Dfess buttons,
Heavy hro,,, Sbc.,;,r ~ - '>'9'
-. sh;rtima7' a.. t - ,
- shirthlS, Ladies iafcy bonnets,
IN, .nc iii, Florence braid
Al hle.rbcJ ~, sim :. F.. ,..
81 ana q, ,,o Bonnet rihons,
M darins'' 'p ahn SILK moons,
Falls Co. :" Umbrellas
CahJe twists ;na, - ,
Hamilton tichiIg Union
Ainoskeag Worsied -
I Apron checks Jaquard diaper
= ih>h ana dialers, Ladies mixed hose,
Brown linen drillings, Misses
htntuckN Jeans, 81 mixed use,
Plain and fancy Tweeds Mems half hose
Fai'9 cassIiiieres, silk pocket hdhi's,
Satnctts, Turkey red
, Lancaster Ginghaus Linen camb,c
scotch Ladies hid gloves,
.liisln ie LANES, - Isle thread gloves
Barace de LANES cotton
Ram oar@Ses, Misses "
French :" Isle thread g,oves
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
AYERS CHERRYpECTop.r

'uNilS unrivalied cure for coughs colds hoarsness
II bronchitis, whooping- cough, croup asthma ana
consumption, now too well known require anv certi6
Gates Is constantly kept for sale at Hichcox d Axte
ana JARVIS III St. Pso and by dealers medicine ever
"N". 12-ff
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
I. Chonteau, Jr. 4 Co, New York.
Lor'hz, Sterling s Co., Pittsburgh.
James feck q Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
nay, Meth i Co, Cincinnati,
thouteau q Nalee, ST. Louis,
James Garter & Co, Galena,
Stilluaan & Rood.
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AAiEEIa MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, viii keep constantly On hama supply of
Extra Family Flour. Warranted, superior to any aour
sold in this market III. /. McCiOSkEN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1859.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting OF three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. o SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LopwIcK.
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt Il. BLAkEN.
Leaving Galenl
Tie Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, MONDAYS ut II CLOCK
The DR. FranAln, Capt X. BlaAeiy, Wednesday al
II O'clock.
Tie Ben Campbell, capt. NJ. " Lodwch, Fridays
AT II O'Clock.
The above Boats viii regularly dnring the ensuing
Having the Mail Contract th,Ir WHCtaItI can
be relied rh.v VIII remain AT 81 Paul efficiently
long 10 enable passengers 10 Nst the Fails OF saint An
huny
speed and accomr odation, these Goats un-ur-
pa sed, amt every attention viii be paid ~ Passengers
an Freight. They WI leave punctHally the hour
namei.-rhe Nonnce VII make The trip : not 10
he ont sundays.
Goods shipped to the Agents St Louis talcna. 20
go 10y this line, Will be forwarded free Of charge.
Gena being the terminus OF he great ughfire.
cailnS Westward rom Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
MI the travel from the Eastward destined Uppcr
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from his point
Ai>o nearly all the Steamboats, southern trade
from ~. iou, ana other ro'ls below, come this
port for resiigment for points above.
AGENTS.
X. +. Sass. ST Louis. Nelson. Cbart q Co.
Il. H. Campbell & Co. Nelson's Landing.
Calena {. r.. Read, Lake Pcpln.
G.. K. West Dubuque, l.. iiertfell, Point Dong lass.
). NJ. angwprihy, do, thurcflll X Nelson
A. Mct.regor, saltwater.
McGregors Iaedng J. W. Dabcock - Paul
y. W. Brisbois, p.lu Chen.s II. >arg, ant, do.
=. u. Coyles, Lansing. Russell q Rice,St Anthony.
Campbell Il Smith. Jas. Peek x Co. Chicugo.
In Crosse.
St Paul, March II, lc52. 47-tf.
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CHEAP CASH STORF~-NV sfOLE.SALE,
AND RET4a...
GROC FRIES, PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS.
SHOES, HATS, CAPS CT OTiitNG, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FiRN III RI, BOOKS

OILS, GLASS, iRNIT! RI, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
VENHE SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals is in
Il ccipt and opening III his new Store ~. Anthony
Street near the american House." large and
complete assortment of the abovenamed Goods, which
Will positively be sold prices for cash than ever
before offered in this place His stock select
ed Wn great care, ana purchased in the Eastern ana
southern market. for Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that Viii be
their interests to call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine mis- sock Which cons SIS part follows:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

REY a. FAR MF.R.
HAVE 10 offer large variety Of nj W choice goods
Il Il in their line including stock of sugars Of various
qualities; also, lot of prime W. r. cheese also the
best stock OF crackers and soda crackers ever offered in
this markell Tor safe very low. jy29-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

Il. III. X III. II. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.

Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
"A stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer TO the trade the most advantageous terms
The following goods included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
of the following brands:
A. G. A. Shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell etc. etc,
Boston.
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINGs.
Casco, A. G. A., superior, Salmon Falls and Premium.
BLEACHED SHTRTINGS.
All the desirable brands be found in the market and
AT very low prices
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do 3D. Spragne's,
Allen, Dmnel's,
Briggs, Iloylc's,
Admins, Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shifting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints of every variety
TECHNICS.
fun assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES,
OF all brands and qualities.
Cloths Cassineres, Sattineis and Twecds including
American, English French and German Cloths; black
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles of CASH
large assortment of fine Silk, Satin, Velvet and en-
broidered, Marseilles and Buff Goods.
COTTONADES.
A fine assortment of the different brands of every
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Flannels Cambrics, dress Silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons Hooks aud Eyes, Hdkfs Sus-
penders, Hosiery, Gloves, Towcng, sewing Sk, Crash
Bonnets Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens Table Gov
ers Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc, etc.
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Mems cali, grained, kip and thick Boots and BrOgans-
m and fbx. do calf
eiled, Jenny Lind and Kid ootees Ladies' goat Md
enameed Buskns, Ladies' fancy cold Caters and halt
Caters and Buskns, of every quality and price full
and complete assortment Oi the different styles of Mis-
and. chi Llrens r,sa.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
SALES. SOP,

SHALL be Receiving upon the opening Of navigation.
III large and well selected assortment, of British,
French ana American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
and Iohocco and variety of fancy cles whicl
VIII be offered 10 the trade at lower prices than same
STYLES have usually sold III this market. And would
suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time and expense may be cd by
purchasing their goods here. examination of NV
stock aud prices j. respectfully solicited.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

C'ap Cash store, far Summer Trade.
II +. ~ lLERION has received and opene3 his
SD autumn u winter stock, cOmpris of the best
selected assortmcnts of Realy-nade Clothing, Prints
Satues, Eoot> SHOES. Fancy Goods, &C. ever brought
ia Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting ST Paul pay him visit As he \,
determined to retain the which his establishment
has So long held, of "Chcap Cash store"
CLOTHING.
The following few Of the rtcles on hand
Extra fine black dress coats BLACK satin vests
do froCk do Figured do
/ Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed DO do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under sh rts
bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
hickory 30 of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems boys thick boot. Morocco slippers
do do do shoes Ladies' eaiiers
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,.
consisting Of Teas, tofre, Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Molasscs Sperm Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches soap
Tobacco, Saleratus, starch Goldfish, MacLerel CHINA
mon, Nutness, Gloves, Peppermint and Pepper sauce.
Also, an assortment of " OGDEN Ware, consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets, WashbOards, Clothes'pnIs &c All
for sale cheap for cash No trouble show goods at
his soreneN door TO the Pioneer office ard book ore,
n. Is. Large supplies Of Flour Oats, COrn and pota
toes always on hand.
November, 1851. lItf
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JUST received a lot Of bedsteads for sale chean for
- 'aSn ny +. f. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
JUN Third st. bel Jackson, up. Min. Outft
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REY * FARMER,
Wholesale and LeetajI Grocer

n jnst reed by the first boat Nominee A larp q
u and well selected assortment of Grocere. ami pro
visions, CONSISTING Of Sugar. Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candles, SOAP Salt, Wooden ware and VILLAIN,
ware; and viii receive fresh supplies by ever, boat d.
rect from ST. Louis, all the Those Wishing 70
purchase will find to their adv anace to cal and
Inc before purchasing elsewhere
AIlril Ia u
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early Deposits of Members under 50
wear. of age.

81 co admission fee, charged, in addition the above
the first year. and must be paid the making
application, and the FIST years deposit within 30 da>,
REFERENCES
Gov BOUTWELL,, Mass. Gov. IuBBARD, Augusta Ne
EN-Gov WILLIAMS, \. II. T.. ALDEN, NJ D.. Randolph
I L Wood, Nj ID, Randolph Hon Is French. Brainfr rec
Hon Morrison traiuttec, Hon l. Iiuthawav Frectovn
jill Btookway Ellington, Ct Hon Washburn, Mideboro
Hon o. Wood Somcrs. CT Woodbury. e. Curtis Proyid
UonT Wentworth Lowell, A stephens r. ckiand axe
SPRINGFIELD ERENcREfEs
Pr Wilcox. Prest Chlcopee BankJos & pynchon Esq
Morga, Prest Agawam Bank, 6 Segur, Vi D.
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His Excollency, AUSTIN \. KINo, .IeHtrson City Mo-
His EXCelrnCy JOSEPH \. WR.oHT. indiananoiis la.
His ENcPllency, HErREN WOOD. Columbus Ohio
His ENcelerCy, to. G.. FRENCH, Springfield, lis
Ex-GoY. DAyip WALLACE, Indianapolis, a.
Hon. John W. Davis, Carlisle. la.
Hon. Geo. w. luliln, Conterv.ilc Ia.
Prof. $ II. smith Vi. u. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. Louis. MO.
Messrs Chambers * Knapp. li.ors Mo Republican
Geo. n Budd, Editor ~. LOUIS Irlegencor
Phillip u. UocladdN, leatman, Ittman Co.
WIN. J.. Henry Co., Prof Jos. ~ Nc DoweIl NJ d.
Anserodt a Baith, Gaty. McCune n Glasby.
ST.PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His ENCellency, ALty AMBER AMsEY
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes Hon. Henry 4. lambert
Rice, iIoiIinshcld * Becker. J. ". Bass p NJ
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. W. l.. Iauied. Hon. : w. Famharn J. w North
A. +. Ames Geo W. Brntt.
3-29yl 4. WHITNEY, ST. Paw,
GEAER,L A0ENT for the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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The severe storm ot hal. and ,ail which passed
over Ogiensburg, y. Y, on the 18th last, was cx-
perienced also at The Eastward. 81 Jackson, North
Castinc, and Broph,yl, Me-, At pro.taed dwelling
houses, barns sheds fences and trees and caused !,
great destruction of window glass, besides doing much
damage to the growing crops.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

Mon. Maiilcfcrt, in company with VI. Adams, Of
Adams * Co.'S ENp,cs>, h.,vc left New York for
Lake Ere, 10 attempt - raise the Atlantic
Mcssrs. Adams & Co.. reported TO have $50 900
on board IN an iron chest, mo-tls H. bills The
steamer sunk III - icct OF water. Iut Mons Naie-
feit is confident Of raising het.-B5stoa Ta,es.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

The wheat crop Of Ens'anl thiS year will, ii Is
thought, be lighter than last year BY several million
bushels. Blight and miliew prevail TO a much great
er extsnt than supposed. In some of the most
fertile wheat districts. the crops are almost total
loss. Barley and admitted on III hands to be-
abundant. Potatoes ladl, injured III both islands
Lake Erie is Only 90 to 10 fee; deep; Lake DATA
RIO, winch is i52 feet deep, has it, bottom 23o feet
below the level OF the sea; Lakes iIaron, Michigan
and Superior, although thrir surfaces are much high.
~, have their bottoms tn same level a. that ot
Ontario. Lake Erie is accoldn.i, a SOFT Of shallow
canal between large reservoirs Of water.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

iron guaranteed The nails viii be found on trial to
DC superior toany other in market.
ST. Paul, May 90, 1850. 5Ao,
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IRON. NAILS AND S'FEEI.,

ANtFACTURED by the ~. Lols Rolling Mil
A'n from Missouri Iron Mountain One JhaS. w
bofhp mas on hand aid i constantly receiving, Iron
steer and Nails. manufactured BY the above establish
ihent at the following prices, or Cash. approved
credit.
Round, square and Hat bar. large size IL SETS
Round and square, 5f-2.6 l-2
Round, square and fat bar. y small size 10"
Flat bar, - - Gets
sheet Iron, from No 10 to o. : 10
Spring Steel, sets
Rough,
American Blister, 10
NAILS 10 q Sod nor IN sc, l, ri -
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During .he time the late Sir Robert Peel was Pre-
mfr Lady jauc Peel in the habit OF FASTING all
the articles nhirh appeared in the new sarers against
hm i screen. '.Wcll, there j. nothing very sll.-
g,,iai IN that but the duty Of ever, good wife to
screen her husbands fliI., -
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CERTlrT< GATES.

D. Pa zee Fifty cents per Bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
To Mariners.

TRINITY house, LONDON Narsh la5a
brofs ofr LoWEsroFr "A chart Of Re ssras : "A
cannes on Lowestot having bees recsa,v issueJ horn
the Typographical once Admiralty IN III la cs-t.f. ~
the ouoys are Ae~y named a0iiee is hsreby a.
the chs Of name applies 20 be bgsys "a
sne that thsy have nO~ sevealy been mari Al 1
pond with Their respective descriptions upsa Shs sad
The BUOY previously named the 11iddIs cO-,o, nav
marked" n Holm Z" 'SA' no"
Ihsi previously named she IS. W. Coron.r ia ,ov
That grsvleusly named the IN. I. Ham, is n.r
Neis-Ihs eooIs OF ihsss oroys have not bean assas
hkwloAs SAND OFF LowEsToFT.-Tts nerth s.s, =. r.
% the Nsweerb Saxd having FT3wa gp notice IA
srsh thSs the narL east NescsHb buoy frsJ "a.
nosee - iaiaes - the sastRorh sass aad now ss ia
.sl seMs Al low water spring tides, with the fssx,.s
nalD sSl psss bearings. viz
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steansbip-Uni'ed states, Berry, Chagres, Jonas
ship-Dorcas Prince, Blanchard, Liverpool. Nssmth
Sons. . ",
Barks-Apolio, Ingham Havana. Chamberlain Phelps;
Til White Baltimore W II Thompson
Brigs-aordesuI Packet, lNoIw Ihue Hamburg ~
ford Russell Norton; Cara WINDSOR. Button, portau-
Prince II Becker Graeve: Heratio kempton Chsrr.s'
Hrigrs Co; Orneco (vehez.) MarisaaI Bolivar City,
Moli,r Sand & Rera, Or,le. Brapdt, st. MARKS, &C
lad i Church; Nasara Harding Cardeaas r. p Buck
On Mercy Cousins, Cousins CaIdsnss' H. r. DUCK
aCO. -. - IN n
= u Hnhbari Johnson MIdde.os. master. John K Vat
son. Canbten, Richmond, c. PIerson; J. Flammsf
Van Cider. Wilmington: :. Posel; Baltimore sw =
Bst rore J. " Mckee: Ariets. Long. Pniladel phIa
" Mckee; L Poad. "a sards. Portland m.ste'; Firm
English r chmopd . H. Pierson Peerless, Cosckls, -
Thomas T. G. schsumburg -
Slant. B. Hs.kns Hawkins Providence.
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MARRIED..

At Jersey City, on the oath inst by Rev. p d. Van
Chef GEORGE s CORWIN, of Long Island to M Nc
GLE L. only daughter Of E. c. Corwn, Esq of the for
place. -.
On Thursday, March as by Rev. DR.. Burchari, NJ r.
ABRAHAM L. vANRIPER to Miss ELIZABE I'll
second daughter of Allen E. Simons, ESD of this city
O. Newark papers please copy. -
aged " Yeas of Brooklyn. Ky. TO Miss SALLY ANN
BLACKWELL, aged ID years. of Henry County, Ky.
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All 50 and pusoh... County a. $40 Beef bu,ls
set,e. .nh more odsrns 20 ass ss, po ~. Pnr
He wassd but ssd tscss As Meas ..s.'S,
Beef Ham are sssi =, srr,vs AZ &C. e,sse,
ave wanted Al 7a7ic Lard rs hrn a1d n,s ~ peuty
The demand far or toe rs:e ;ss,oe a. s
very and demand AZ ,ltner ne prices. Sales
Of ohio a lss2sc Ws:'srr As... a. a. g3Sss asa
m. nd AZ "a aSc Prime DANES are
H.Y-A i.i' d.maad tor RIVER for Shipping. Sales II
TALLo IA fA bal quiet market sassOf u 900 ,os.
FISH i more sctve a. yer, adv ,noed PRESS coz gain
tai: by Coo VS. %Ssss so e5 Va W. a..
very at 20 1000 ools ghbed Herring. 81 SeS
50 s7l i.Ooo bxs. scaled DO. 6oc 49,,
LEADS active 400 suns spsri' asd Egg'th sid Z,
tg5Gsi so cash and equal 10 cash ssd 0oc gs iea,
At 81 6s}. Gslena sells al 81. Lens at 81 %
Cream Of Tartar az lTia7e % cs,es r.haei Borar 20.
5cases Can hsrides, SITE and 100 casks seai Ne"cae
OILS are steady ia0eO esloas Lu,seS sold a; eca BE
for English. and 700 American, IA tots st Sseeic
TEAS-GreeDs the sales yesterday aud to day
at action show about lc Sdrauce Young Hgson and
Hyson, Blacks dn slithe 81 .ksat
HIDES AZ. ac.lvs mod, seosgal sdvance IN prices
e7s7 Rio Graade sea'2 %. aid AZ 1885, m'n,es
BueDos AyIes held lie s,d Odnoc's a! Pc es
having been offered aud refused fer parcel Of co., zoe
Porto Cabeo sold AZ u aad leeo De- sroS s =. S.T
Hides sold at 7c. for ated and Sc oE Dry, ana
IEATHERi is :crve Tor III. Eastern market. asd
ospts ave be hi prices Of all ENDS are yer nra; p;
GROCERtES-Csffee IA very active 2OJ oSss NO
sold at 9a9tc 800 Laguavra al 9lc 800 racabo AZ
200 Jamaica 9sc; 600 Java at ltlaltc aud 0vs 81
Domin 90 Molasses steady: 6sO hhds CIot
Muscovado sold al 2c 90 Porto Hico at zoe zoo osls
Eew-OIleaBs at 29c., and 800 Clayed Cuba a. Naufc:
sg ss are New ossus sss' boxes
HavaHa q. 4lG5e 1900,
HOP5-The market is qsiet so bales sold at I3d3lc
sEEDs-Ciover ia less ac i've hode's desreus TO
sell but the demand is quick. Some sales have been
made tlG9c Timothy is quiet at S5GS2s, ~ whlch 2t
tics were sold Flax Seed active COZ bush rough
sold to crushers at 81 80 q Sc ID. ~.
LIME-Tte market 10 better cargoes common hpch-
land changed hands at 81 3If
LATHs-The market is without change Part OF acafgo
sold at So l2,.
TIMBER-The market is bare. Spruce and Pine are
firm. and wanted al Sl4 50.
FRUIrWe notice sale of 500 boxes Raisins at 81 So
Receipts of Produce March 26, 1884.
BIZ Ere RaiirOod-i Calves 800 Hogs as bales Wool
e37 SIDES Leaber 68 bbls Flour 200 bush Oats 80 bag
Barley 81 DO Com. and 90 bbls Whisky.
Nv Neir HGren Railroads.&c. Hogs and 2lO bbs FL ur
Bv Hudson Rircr Railroad-No receipts to day by th
railroad.