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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
A VENDRE.

FaAAsTOULES a honcauts de 81 ct 80 pouces
w. do barils de 90, 20 liz, 2l,2i IL
ct %.
do demi barils de IS, IL IL ct n.
u I'm assortment complet d'outils a tonneIler
! des meilleurs manufactures.
Abon marche; pour du compliant ou du pa
aYser bien garanti.
% avril ISL. RICHARD ct TEMP LET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
ON Sc CHARGE A L'AGENcE:

a. &&# EWH 4h
ON Sc CHARGE A L'AGENcE /:
DE snivre en- Cour, toutes affaires conten'
~tleuses, de faire tous Requirements a Ia Nlle-
Orleans, aux Etats-Unis ct en- France; de toutes
reclamations Ell liquidations de SUGGESTIONS; de
tous placements ct enprants; de Ia reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches, etc.ide
tous r~enseignements pour les strangers. De tou
ties ecritures, correspondances. Et speclaleneh
de uentes ct achats de propriftss, e~sclaves, cream
ces de foutes natures, fonds de commerce, ETC.,
'du reglement de toutes affaires Commentaries
en- litige, de toutes commissions, de toa;es en-
trees en- douane, de toutes demarches; DC "a
gestion ct location de maisons ainsi que du re-
CONVENIENT des loyers, dn renouyellement ees
assurances, du Placement des taxes, etc.--Enlhs
d'adminisirer lcs. biens ct afaireset de- dgtsndrs q
interes des personnes qni s'abseitent de IEla9'
ct de celles qui habitent Ia campagne.
e FRESH TEAS .
IEUST received, a general assortment OF inc
- Nelc-York Canton Tea C0mpanys cels-
brated TEAS, and for sale BY
ANDREW GINGRi.e
Agent for the COMPANY
. 'DonaMsonv;lle, La. Sept IA 1850.
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AUX ~PLANTEURS.

TVnR Y J. C R A N E, Forgeron,
a. ct Lqgtnieur Aecaniciem, a rhon-
neur d'annoncer au public qu'ils sont mainte-
Mani etablis pres ''habitation de A. C. McCul-
lum ct qu'ils entreprendront toute espece de
travaux concernant leur profession. II SEM
presseront aussi de rtpondre a la demande des
habitants pour les raparations des machines
a vapeur, bouilloircs, moulins, ETC., LIE tout,
AIDES priz moderGs. MS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
/, II. i)OIiIAEiAN.

SURGEON-DEVTISI,, VIII visit M
~poleonyilc on the 2Jth Of every MONTH
when he will perform all operations in
the dental art with ncatncSs and des-
patch.
Dr.. D, will pay particular attention
to plugging decaycd teeth, for which
operations he warrants perfect satisftc-
ton, or positively oehargc will be made
Or. d. will stay in NarolconYi!ie a
whole week each time.
|CQUES WHEY, TonneIlier4 ET@R
" DonaldsonviIle, Observation-Disclosures
rner messieurs les planteurs gull t~abrique de
sBARILS a MELASSE, de la contenance de 40
A45 gallons, a des prix modtres. Sa ~tonneile-
RE est situGe rue Mississippi, presqu'en face de
| Eglise. n9*
@ LCUER aussi VA raagasin situG d
s1=2a deux miles au dessus de Paincourt-
vile, avantageux pour reimbursement dun
commerce ~quelconque. Il Sc trouve entre
Ia sor;ic du Brittle St. Martin ct ceI!e du
Brittle St. Jean Baptistc.
Pour plus amples informations, s'adrcsser
sur les Iieux ou a Mr..
ED. GAGNE, Post Office.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
SMOKE BEND WOOD-YARD.

HALE A MILE ABOVE DoNALDsoNvILLE
Nigh signal, aahree co9orea hight.
sYmf2IIERE will be constantly on hand, a large
~ quantity Of dry ASH and COTTON
WOOD. The landing IS an excellent one for
boats Of any class and il provided with rood
posts, &c. The subscriber hopes that his efforts
to satisfy the captains and owners ofsteamerso gu
the Mississippi will deserve the patronage he
~solicitsf from them.
Checkers will find very strong posts above The
woodward. II LEON j. FREMAUN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

iIz5aHR du Tennessee; de differences dimensions
sLa do do a Boui]loire, riyets de diff
~terentes dimensions.
Pioches, peIles, haches a main. a ecarrir, a
bucher, ct TN assortment colnplet de q%uincail-
lerie.
20 barils de cIous de Boston, cordes en- pitres,
cotton ct chanvrc. A vendre a bon marche
ponr du compliant.
rs ayriI 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Mssissippi&, Lgfowche streets, Donaldson.
J. JARRY. Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Hardware, Groceries, Wines
Liquors, Preserves, SC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

4 IBRAIRIE-Livres de Classe ~francais an
- glais ct ~espagnols, a vendre par
RICHARDS TEMPLET
Uoaadsonville, II, rue Mlssissippi :
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Disasters, &c.

Sxrr M.n.sus. A,aau-The shp Mals~asks Car Pus,o-
from Nsaia tor YoIt went ho-e At oes yes,e-l,y
nornns sGuan Beach, sbui hall no-b s4asm
Inlet She struck eas and the weather favorable
VII be Of without dauss j. Consigned to N-.sr
W C. fc&en Co Of tins cay and Aas caso sugar sspaa
~ood, hcml II cohec, Va'a s5A0o sscCo she rt
Manila the lOsh Ny last Il supposed that she fly 10
sured in Malsi
Ps-Cap, Yates. the seaH'us Ael Hes cam p from ne
vessel tbs sher0n aR1 r,of's her yas head oa TIE
ton She uiskcs bet 4;'e TIA he
hsdrS The two III htcfs from be- she M oue "A IL dl~n
hst nah an should re weather prove lvoae " a. dogb.
hrns hsr 70 he CITY 20 lsy Cart Yates hr,sh 70 81 ~ 80
Who sudsl a. the QasfsHtne Hspia beng So L n
ssr Isvsc,II-E1 a. Letter from csp. W JoAasoa
q he ciFsefshp lavnh c, describing iyYaooa be
"JViisWe est rehe,e1 ifoi1 tygA0oa AID eae
uecy un, sun.s, v Ben Ne ,ly 10 The T. pfe.en,e Re - ~,
ia sh; tke hozon Tie a
ee.Fhsromcier low H. he.as nlcsuoz t,an
Immediately toos IN and fsfle t,ery al u The sa az si
ic ihe ~oUth~sfd abOgi ~ rres sars cosnrg y
ul VIEWED 70 sou,l vsr1 81 ve-t "a :. he ;y6s -. .
circular iom slr kfrt uru< tie hauel 20 ,ie
sovh - ty he e thee s'osr yoa esi d. order iev2
from telf rggk sback The trep-aJous iasi
49, 80, - = 80 80 y, - - - ss.sa 70 A.'a - GOV
,hss, not any hoed aul bs 10 wtbouia ~ n al
Yea usy utsc Row hsfi bc~ when tel yoa that "a ~ 81
70 hos ca icheVrl scke ant cad ihsa 6n NAN III -
t,sp the her iee DaIias the vAle naay o.-.
WoSd have csassed the sd 'hp id s-, an
and ca the sh osi sae ~e.thes he pal
- Scr >eyvtas cspsEd Gh al Ran Cy sra al
ssvsd vesse total o-. The ssi the rs
~ saSsdr ~bese they edec:rd Snns -osh sac re-
were a. beefs eney atfste Of snytAns % ubss whsa nv
frhecd ~ he R0s wt-,r 49,
atrveS "a the is'h hese t4len 70 DA Hy
BsSs AI.ss connOr hence lsept TO- Coz ssa Juaa o., l
Atsco. Bah I'M s the vessel total sres .syel al
WITH The e,essn q c,Pssa and H,e veo reund sassa a.
Rslsss< Rlss haaaS eosoa Savannah k< po-,
vAs tsIHss stA ist No 0fse psrtsSar By s~ss.pA
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Foreign PCrts.

sailed ora s. Hela Aur TO- b. BAH A'e;h1ss. Ger,
item Ar BsyI Bo-t0n.
An at bland sept; H. 'p Nanla- OF Boston B1er,
"a from Padsas July H. sw. hp v-nzd. Peterson Boston.
A. Mauritl. Jy Il, p Y'nrn Llu ron Boston April l..
f1r Csr.fn. lef,fe pot Iflt 10 lrh-
ca = 1911 uf h-k Iesco, Hss View York sd no
date LIP Rot. Harlns. II lrims TDgrn-
sd rom L-fhcfu abOu; l7th ait tal james Cox Walton View
Yorb
Al Msreies lGih u. lark El- Roberts from PhlAdpAI-
Al Cadr l.h rit. h.p Jo epha Pane. 0- Dos',n
SID tom Aczpuco AUG. 2sta. shp Humboldt Manson MnlL
EArrwai g. TX J-1e ID >;ock5fdg- of ile Il
ur1-. 10 load al o.
ssvy Bay 9TH AZ. EgyE-isn. rn-.
Ffnc l.rh ut &c Prrerl .Br. ron = IhoTis
for day ohr. Goron OCT for Boston -7ys
Borslre eth H.. lr- Trihar-. a.. eny An Ves-s
Arr A. Qubec ~ INST shp h-'oia N-l-y Ne~ fors A. -
tered ogfVsrd for Lon on
Rs Icin r. H. n mt stTs Nr'h America D-n3.r. an
Plymouth Rock. Caldwell for Lvs rcn.. Dr.
CD HsiGY - inst fcfr. -teEa Cau-te Bfn lo HcF
Yoik; Provdcrcc Bor.n Boston.
Arr at ST. SieIhcu F. B.. ~ NJ; trs saniri Cody rom
Yoi Alcsro C-fa-. ca 80 hf Dru- Fesey- pf b:
bsdces: 9Th ship Henry Sesul-.h. Stanley Bfr;ci T.
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nA1IRoAn MORTGAGE. CITY anil

* coiNTy POvDS-We offer FOR sale at fair rates,
tie following SECURITIES Of the most und0uo'ed enii
ae: ss6 c c1roo OHIO and pennsylvania SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS 0oa2oaii
PAYABLE IN NewYork let July and st January f'A'PN
'u So 90 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN ,t:S
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MOhl1StTJs
BONDS Coupons payable IN New-Nor lei June ana Isl
g s. 10 IIIs1jT and INDIANAPOLIs SEVEN PER
CENT CCNvERTIBLE R-NLRoAp FIRST p. 1O,SI
CAGE BONDS. Coupons payable st May ana Is, .sVve
Der Prro.Ta falls due IN lS6l Entire debt OF the Oou
Fassy 600 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT,
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
SovcrnfsS PripcipaT PAYABLE lst November, 1896.
sS0Gt0 WASHINGfON COUNTY. Pennsylvania, SEW,
IN PER CENTS, guaranteed by the hemPhe!d halifo'a
'GsS sd.e5 OHIO COUNTY Virginia, SEVEN PER
Cents s 9Y y ne sPei psaa SIX PER
CINTS. guaranteed by the Madison Gas Light Company
sncto VAN VERT COUNTY, ONO, sENEN fhh
CFNT BONDS Coupons papable lst July end lst jan
The foregoing BONDS err in each case for $1,000 prn-
epa and all cases payable senannahy' III
TIE RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most ample
rnrr Lv Mortgage or Deed OF Trust 20 some known and
Iespopse citizen Of NegyIork with power IN case OF de-
fsut 10 enter and ell each ne, with al equipments, &e,
to raise 10 pay amount Of interest OF pTncps M
case by virtue of Special Acts Of the proper lesslure,
granting full power for that purpose aud on direct vote
the people Interested that vote being largely IN favor OF
laws under which these Bonds created require the
proper authorities 10 make SPECIAL LEW OF lAAto'
10 te SET APART exclusively for the purpose meeting
the scoEe interest AID gradually 10 reimburse the prlnci
pa which can te enforced through the courts o. S should
i becCuo necessary.
These debts operate the nature Of mortgage, on the
real and rersoa estates within the respective City and
County lmits.
THE new Constitutions adopted by the people Of Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any funded debt
ty Counties within their boundaries THIS Will prevent
further issue OF securities Of this sort
Printed EXHIBITS each case, can be had on application
at cur Office giving full and detailed information a. 70 the
nature Of each security ~
WINsLOW, LANIER 4 CO, No. - Wallet.
New-York Sept. 8, 1882
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Ocr. II.


sbireIsac ADerton Sears Orleans, VIM Seson Wet
rnnsfer shapter Orleans ThOmpson. Norma,
Povn Havana Moses Taylor Co. Horao sSi,, S$anshea
rinnus Co Camden, sackmsn, Cbar.t1e, Dunhan
a Dmon; Kingston jam Nesmth q Sons
BsrI-saem Mlleii San francesca, J. 7. Smith.
P-s-Anna iBretr Kohler Lisbon, Schmidt Balchen Ore
eon tpr Carey, Bay OF Fundy Barclay Ivingsioni hel
Gates JsosOnvle, Pob Church America b. hch hn, s.
snalwood, Anderson a Co.
shooner-Cora Lindsey Day, Nevern M-dad Plij Pc hl
borfas Brnshsm Apasohcoa, H. Post ID. suTges Far cld,
A,spdria s,uge.s Chairman Co Brenda. smith, NASH NJ
master Penny Back 81 Thomas 6o j. H. Besckef,
Smith Warrington, Bafeman a Rrdderow; Mann, Powell w
sn,e san Bslore Mailer Lord: Sarah Elizabeth Smith
New Maven mater Harriet Lewis Cudwoh, Daren. Denlt
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,ah,,, a, opportunity most reliable and prIni-
mt investment without precpitateiy disturbing their
T ScIt created by the ssue of these Bonds for the
Of aynr for the necessary pipes AMI hNures more
~ means being already provided Tor the purpose
The dams reservoirs laying ihe pipes, and co n
Tleting TIE works; the entire capital OF tae ComPSny
s0 co having been subscribed BY the CITIZENS OF San
Err;ro the subscribers embracing many OF ~ most
sal,bv and respectable merchants and b1nkers In Is
L 6r.t md only debt Of the Company and the
:. .i se i secured BIZ the transfer IN trst 10 James D.
P,1d md William VI Burvoyne, OF ell the properly ind
sIchsss OF the Company valued az upward OF One NIL
ken CT Dollars. -. II. Of l,,;,-
- ,,,En the city limits and BY purchase the only
lI to- ,sieh water can BE- introduced INFO the city
r. stock OK this Company viii probably be the best pay
ing stock N the Union ..- -;,A ,f,ns k
Comics OF the Laws Reports OF Engnee- WIN maps SC
y csIlinr ~ The Office Of MessTs. DIAS 4
THOMAS Nc. s. Waist. second story: -
4hO-d-A'' W. SAMUEL PURDY, President
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Drn Goods.

Dry Goods.
O. WILSON X co, No. II COURT
L. LAND-st (opposte the National and Western Ho-
tel, and Nos. II and IS DElstr
N.York have full assortment OF every de-
FALL ard WINTER GOODS
10 which constant additions will be made by every arrival
Our stock will comprise large variety OF
TAILORS GOODS,
English Belgian, French, German and American Cloths,
and Doeskns Silk and NoOen Nestlngs Satin
eta Tweeds Kerseys Pilot Cloths. Serges Trimmings and
ell other goods Rppertaning 20 IN department. 70 which we
call the attention of manufacturers OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others We have also % ali times on hand large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
selected with great care embracing every description OF
goods in this line: silk, Wooden, and Cotton Hose and
Hafho.e Wrappers aud Drawers all kinds of Gloves aud
Mite Chdreus Socks Hoods and Sacks Wooden arm &c
AeO, Department devoted expressly TO
SHAWLS
in which we offer handsome assortment.
Alo, full stock OF - -
YANKEE NOTIONS.
In our WHITE GOODS Room win be found all that Is
choice and desirable IN tins ine.
In edition TO the above, we have full stock oil
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De LANES Gnghams, Merrmack and COcheco frlntS Den
inns Stripes Brown and Bleeched Sheetings and SnutnS
&c. &c. az the lowest market prices.
We the attention OF the closest buyers Tor cash. SIX
months and short credit :,
~ Bust received 500 nev styles herTI"1e ana
Cochec0 Prints
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nnrkets-C.KrrvLLy RrrOnrrD roR Tnr TsInuSE

Murkets-CAREruLLy REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, Oct IL.
4sHgs-Ths market ( very steady but quiet for Pots
COTT0N~The market exhibits better feeling without
change in prices consequent ON the Liverpool news o
FLOUR AND MEAL-our market for the low grades of
State and Western Flour opened firm with fair inquiry
but closed dull heavy under the less favorable advces
BY the Franklin The Eastern demand IL far bat the OK
port inquiry limited The receipts are larger The better
moderate supply and much wanted at 81 So The sales of
Domestic are $500 bbls at 81 sass SIT for common TO
0s o ,S$%a aHfs % sSS9 0l aod
Southern is freely offered and prices slightly favor the
sico Dbl. At j. 81 - IS for mixed TO good brands
and ~ 81! o. 50 for fancy Rye Flour scarce at - soa
tSs S Ss Msi sg 3 Jersey So''"h'
opened steady, but closed heavy and inactive The demand
mostly export Mers buy sparnglw and the market
CLOSES with a downward tendency. The sales II Ooo
bush prime white Genesee at about VI os 1900 do prime
white Canadian Of 9c, and y 200 do. white Michigan AZ
fho& These all extreme prices. Rye Is quiet Sales
Of goo bush at sc. Barley steady but inactive and
Western aud State and 4e0. Sc Tor jersey. Corn better,
and s in good demand for The East and home Isde The
WssteIn mixed; other kinds scarce.
NHlSkYThe market is less active, but steady sales Of
sec bbs Ohio and Prison At sic cash aud 10 hhds Drudge
PROVIslONS-There is no change to note in the value
OF PORK the demand moderate but holders are not dis
slS IS tdf Mes, and SIS SosSis g.. f,r Prime; New
Mess inactive zig % and Prime at $40 - Clear Is
quiet al Si9 for old Western Beef rather heavy the
supply Of is increasing and prices slightly easier sales
cf lO0 bbs At SlasA 30 for old Mess, and SlOdSlO %
for new Country do and S5GS6 for Country Prime.
bee Hams are scarce and wanted at sic Dressed Hogs
are selling at HAS, aud much wanted. Lard is a
shade lower; the demand IL moderate slvs OF 800 bbls
and tierces at iQilie~ and kegs ll dllc Butter Is
more plenty and the market heavy at l6d for Ohio
and AaS2S for Diaries Cheese is more plenty aud
the market hardly 50 finn, NJ y csc
WOOLSince last this staple has been very firm and
active NaoOQ bs Domestic Fleece have changed bands AZ
- ~ "a
Country Pulled sold 42d+ for super, and SGS'c for
No 4 1900 lbs TubWashed sold az SiGSle 100 bales
African az 2ic and 80 bales Buenos Ayres aid at lie
HEMP-The market is more active GO bales American
Dew rotted sold at SlO7 30 to-day.
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tu,h Mediterranean cold al efc. Oars z5sc. with
,.s CT 1000 bush Com is active; lG 90 bnsh Wesn
Mixed cold ST g. d69c In BARLEY there NOR DONG,
Int pces lower; sales % GRO hush. 75075c for two
roved end 76IN125c. for -four -rowedte sales 1-rdad
9ofo lush prime Wisconsin private 30 BEES
BINS sold ct sl4 81 for ~ lhs.
CINCINNATI Oct 1.-THE Produce market is dull HOGS
fr future delivery, s. IS net
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll-ArfNcd- >icafn,hip feuhsCor
Whtaker New lok shp Roscoe, Ry ne Liverpool harks Che
Crsby, Boston; y G. Htclbofn Ranan fc,oa "
Amanda. Ham faT, De Jane-o; rhos. Wafer. Hya
n C.; SIR. : VI Shsalock william Nldde,own A
r. NJ BrOwnns Risey, New York Matwa-ka. do Hen
dertt Hunter, ststen lsint
CeSred-Stesms rsns Teal Rohmond bark Thos BaN
lhns Motlle schrs John j lay Mandcuii
l0a ShuVcT, Cuo. Boston heuaason, Foster, de- Ann
6sJduef hoHcT, Nsutacse hseyon frvcmEn. Caafdss
shsidoSk, Nasm-, MjdstoWn \, " nro~mns Ris-J. NeN
Yea Jane Henderson,, Hsuier, Troy D. BakeF IusALa,
Saw
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By Teleg1aph.

BOSTON oct lOArT hsrks undne from Turks Island; DAVID
Nttols Dacn. Ga \ w. Brdsc savannah brss l. W. Arm
Domno Rus.iin Charleston lth, Duch bus TroP
Charleston Carsin Phad .h
George = " ams' Savinnsh RIO Jancro Ph.sdelpha shr
Geneva, Wilmington.
Cleared shIs CHA Buenos Ayres. George Rsyncs
R,h New Orleans schs T Albany Homer. New
York.
NEwBRDFORD. oct lo-Arr shp 81 Peter, Indran Ocean,
With tbh. spefn snd lOO do whale OIL
NfN ORLEANS. Oct ll--Afr shps Iowa MHfnohA and Os
New Not Lime Harsood and hark Ssrasoa Phil.
deipk
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Rere;nfs af Produce
.OcT. II.

Rc North Rir Bq.s-IO 80 b5ls Flour 81 d. " his
XIV 20 Co. Ashes IS pbgs Cheese. do Butter Il'f'
hue Wheat SOf0 d. Barley. asd Zoo do. C2r1- W,
Ev the Erie Rail-oGG-l4ji pigs BltteI' 10 pa Oo'
s22 Ibs Flour 5ls bxs Cheese and no des L9-t,s,
b. The Neo Hcren RairoaG-lZ pkss Butter ana 0'= OAs
Cheese.
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r,,,ousrA wrought shah IS feet iona = In-he,
The haze ine-s AZ the speH and ~eFns - TIM.
,hs ledfe 1he hoe IA whch ne nat
20 .s p III h ct deep. l. extremely doubtful whether
- ~, Nh be hr.bed tbs 'ea,on- -, 80.
-, - ~ GOV discovered, 5sarls l. ~ IRON ne
svccrnse, shoa o yaris dstant Ihrse are iee Of
~ .,er on NV water Th- -recs oer rom Ne
800 - fr-v~d souh \ Saat5. d-ance 700 Yards
$500 r. ne tr.rs Reported - CAPT teorse Edfds
rf(
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Mhalcrs.

cle.sed A. Bedford ah, shpi Pol- sia sew Ho'ey
- 70 e ba-t Kra 1ro7 Clark Tor Psc.c Ocean-
Az Goacrer III sohr Uroa. CT fovHeeiorn ez;ns MO
SO ron yer London 7ih. hsrk Irs. Rec vha,ns
on nd O. - Cslso August -. Zepayr, Gar@ae y D.. OF D
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$25O.OOO ga san , FRANCISCO rs WA.

Bonds Ct 81 Gee with ooupOns payable seusnauAly IN
The CRY Of Nsv-lork redeenlabIe on lsi November lS2
The undersigned President Of the Mountain Lake Water
Company OF tie City Of San Francisco n the State OF Cal
ioIns. vii receive sesiec proposals the Office Of Messrs
DlAs THOMAS, No. s. Waist. in the City Of New
YORK. until Ihursday, the 9Th day Of November, 1882
O'clock p. NJ ioI the whole or any part Of the above
mentioned Loan which viii bear ineres, the rate OF
10 Ter cent per anuun payable seu--nnuAy IN the City
Ct New-fok and be reeeemable the lst day OF Nover
ber, 1862, "a the same place.
TIE undersigned viii wall himself Of the usual privilege
Of REJECTING conditional BIDS and Of declining such as be
nay net deem Gdyunt1 gtous
bds should be directed Proposals for San Frrci.oo
Water Bends,' and sen, 10 the Subscriber.
Tv,niy PER and the premium viii be PAYABLE on
tic Gay afftr opening the bids and the balance with &C
erusd interest, NAY Be paid the option Of the bidder any
ue etols tSs "a ey Of teerAry nsxf tas giving s.pi
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NcM-York Cattle Market. Der. II.
Reeested Tor The Ino1ne;


For Beeves the Washington Droyel ard corner Of 9Th
av and Stth-st and Chamherams Hudson River Bulls
Head foot of Rohinsons For Cows and Calves Sheep and
Lsmbs and also tor Reeves at Brownings IN Sh-st neAI
AT WASHINGTON pKoyEN ARp-Onered S20 Beeves
goo Southern, the remainder tom tins state snd the
Vest The supplies this week were handy 50 numerous
those Of the week previous but pnces remain 0narectd
good retailing qualities ranging oin 20 81 q n.
30 le unsOd-the market closing rather lasctiVe.
AT BkowNISGs-tLowER BVLL's HEAD H-oAcred 5 600
sheep snd Lambs and all sold fro sass 5lGsj for
SHEEP, and 81 SdSS 80 Tor Lambs Cows ami CAves-50
e4ered end all but sold al from 81 SFeS so
AT CsAMsrRLAIS's-(Hvns0S RiyER BvLI's HEAO)-
CsSes; sll sold az from SeNa IS Sn Sheep and Lambs
AOINin market; all but leo sod from 81 S0aS2 sod
81 ioT Shetp, and al &GS2 25eS % TO- Lambs.
-PHnApELPRN MARKEr-MoRday, Oct IL.
The Funkhn's sdyces have had eject upon the
kei The CoIroN MARKETS quiet and precs remain with
out charge Sales Of 60 hhds No l Ouerc!trcu BARK
SS5 per The FLOvR market Ern and further sales
of SO hbis have been made oE city consumption sc - 5
al s. for common and good haes ami - "a ass Tor
sxtla and fancy lo;s Ia RYE Flour aud CoEN MEAL
charge Small saes Of the former AZ - Sl the latter
Iher, il but hte OF any DESCRIPTION of GRAIN Offering
and very htle eInVnz consequence Of e low water "a
the inirio Upward Of hundred boats detained ~
Chrks Ferry SAcs Of eoo bushels fair southern Red
Is snsed bat there here. CoSN GOOD demand
and furhsr sales Of yellow have been made a. 5o o ce
the for heavy PennsylvaEia oars scarce
e sfoet In Provisions there u nothing dong CcFFEE.
SUGAR and Mol held firmly with reduced stock
The demand for WHISKY IS limited Scs Of barrels al 90
023 cents bids. are held 81 the former qaosaiion
Markets. Reported By TdsvopA
Albany, Oct lI--Reosips since Saturday FLous $500
Lbls; Coas, 600 hash; BakLEY, 5000 bush Oars,
1870 buab; WssAr 1880 bash. FtoyR 10 duh and
ve hsar Of No sails worth nportias. wHrAr. loo
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To Mariners.

,,,. s,,-.,r L@iore reported ks' N brds port BAY
C. r.. .r,Ersd sr .2s 200 a; dheren; ons-s II bo-oA
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANl-Only through u. :. Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Asplnwall and Pan.
ana-The splendid and double-engne u. 5. Mail
Steam ship ILLINOIS $500 tuns III. !. Hirtstene, IT,
N Commander, will sail on WEDNESDAY,, Oct ~, at
O'Clock Z, NJ precisely from pier at foot of Warrenst,
Month River The Pacific Mail Steamship CompaDy's mag
nfc.nt steamer OREGON will be in readiness Panama
TO receive the Illinois mails and passengers and sail mne
diatey San Francisco No efforts VIII DO spared on the
pot OF the two Companies send their through
with expedition, comfort and safety.
RATES OF FARE To ASPINWALL -
Ladies' Saloon State Room.
Lower An aud Forward Saloon, do............... %
Second Cabin Sandees -
Passengers will be- landed the railroad wharf, Aspn-
wall Transit Of the IsthRus at the passengers
peuse Persors securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from NewYork, hay preference OF
ccommodation board Of the Pacific Mall Steamers.
Rates OF fare from Panama San Francisco the most
favorable terms For freight or passage apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, AZ the Office OF the Co.'S,
No. Ia Westst, corner OF Warren, N. Y.