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CIRCULAR.
TO ALL EDITORS AND PRINTERS, IN
Totjrjr3r1

IN obedience to the Guty enioined upon
the undersigned Comrittee appointed by
the '.LorIsiAvA Press UNIoSn at its meet
ing held in the city Of Baton Rouge. on the
ith OF July, 1858. we proceed with feelings
of earnes.ness and pleasure TO call the at
tention Of our Brethren of the Press
throughout the State 10 a subject which
no doubt has oftcntImes occurred 10 their
minds--a subject on which we feel The
greater freedom. ne, In expressing cur sem
,inents. Ne cannot tail depressing theirs.
Il is not one OF nomentary interest, which.
like other topics. may engage US for a
time, and then lass into oblivion; on the
con'rdry; 1t grows upon our notice with
HE march Of exper ence and every fesolv-
i'm year serves but 10 magnify It's import
an~e AMI drep7n lis interest.
THE proprety, nay the necessity OF
banding uf.ciYe, toge her in au organized
brotherhood for the pfoiec len Of those ma
tuai and dependent Interests. which the
fluctuations and vat concerns Of the
press entail upon its members. has lonr
since passed into All axiom. The force Of
which Is felt and acknowledged by every
one TO such an enterprise, so iereticiaI
20 the best interests Of he craft, and cal
eGlatrd. bY fostering an elevated Esprit n
ooyps' 10 secure AMI promote good feeling
and fellowship. we ilslte Your attentive
60 isI!era.ion and serious CO.. Jpsfa'iOn.
cinnot be denied, hat tie .u1 Pct has a
claim 10 our best feelings AMI re4ard. a4t
if proprly per,ted. it viii rebound ln.
neasurably 70 The honor aud aatau'age o.
the large ard increasing p4a!anx Of the
Press in Louisiana.
Tue Object, then. IN view. : . cement
the relations existing between The menu
bers of the Press, ard 10 IN tie Their In
divlduai and collective interests aad wei
being. by means Of an 0rganza, ION base
on principles Of social and cuisines hm-
mony-an organization, which, t.onet
not susceptible Of being accomplished Dy
the single wave Of a prospercs maqc
Waa3 is. neyertae'ess, 50 far from brira
utoplan in lis character, d % be entirely
praeti"able when borugbt in contact viii
a willing and united effort on tie part d
those concerned. II is true. taat IRON
political, and sometimes local and mere
TECHNICAL Causes, or interests seem mul-
tliorm and conflicting yet in the main
they are of nature G ESSENTIALLY identical
iua3much as their chief end is he promo.
ton Of individual pros perity, the prosperi-
ty OF the State, the encouragement OF let
tiers, ana the general diffusion Of knowl.
edge The differences which exist in the
cisft, ard which frequently prove more
effectual in separating its members thar
the barrier interposed by difference. are
mostly of conventional not unayoidab bic
character BY cuitivating more spirit
Of hlgh-ioned congeniality, we shall be
able to arrive at an identity Of feeling. o.
sentiment and a interest, calculated te
stiew our pathways with flowers, rather
than with thorns. These seIf-eviden,
propositions need not the help Of argument
20 enforce themselves upon the minds OIL
all, and elicit universal acquescence;n an
organzation-.he nucleus OF which VIC
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A LII persons having claims against the
n Esta'e OF The late 4. Balm viii
please present them. Persons indebted 70
the estate will call and make payment that
the succession may be closed, s--
GEORGE a. PIKE,
Oct. 9i-10-5. administrator.
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DROkE Jail at Baton Rouge. on the
ID night Of the 22t instant. three negro
mfn as iolows:-- @a
JIM. efif. bout s feel 81 inches ~
nigh and about % or 80 years old-t
has some scars on his'neck and enc on ~.
his forehead over the left eye, caused by
burn or scrofUIa-veryintelligent and quick
spoken. $50
JOHN, a boy. 10 years Did five feet 2 in
cbes high; very black nose inclined 10 Ro-
man. veiy round and compactly built.
LEWIS, about 5 feet 81 bien black and
very ragged dressed in cd white homes
pu cotton Jim and iohn both have gray
kersey cappots new--al.o ne,vssboes. |
will give The above reward for the delivery
70 me Of the above negroes. or $40 dollars
for either Of them. JAS. J. ODOM,
octa5.tf. Jailor
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AVIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AYES d'AOnxsUhsasAAsu VIZ
TNDUTE> peisonnes a3 ant des eclama.
/. tons cnntre Ia Suecessloa &c A BA-
Z!N. sou pf:6e De les presentee. Les per-
sonnes qui doiyant a la diie succession sont
priee de fare immediate placement, poar
que Ia ii. succession soft Jeglet.
oc.22-ls. GO. 4. PIKE. A1'teur.
G,r PEER AND ST. PaUL's cor
= LEGE. BATON ROUGE--The usual
course Of studies will be resumed in the In
sttu'ion. on the 81 Of November. loct'G.
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10 The entire sum of money rails
ed by the churches of Great Britain
for missionary purposes is about
s1.75O,O00 by those of America,
s75O,O0O; making altogether ST.
5000, 900.
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SPLENDID ANIMALS
And Gift Books for 1854.

REDUCED rntcrs-.T The BENSON for
n 1854: the Gift Of Flowers for ss54 I;
Friendships Offering Tor 1924 also Mi,-
ier's hymns Queens Of England; Aiken'S
minstrel. Watson. poetical Qno'aiions !;
Layardps Nineyah; Stephens Egypt; Abb
bots, Hero: Georgey's Hungary; Smiths
poens: Fem Leaves, by Fancy Fern, With
= treat variety Of cheap Publications, all Of
which will be sold cheaper than by any
,other house in Baton Rougs,
c,t-s-fy. Ifo- " hHSeHAs'
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tnIS farlSI.
WINTER On Monday morning
this venerable parsonage, came in from
the North making a call for old clothes
and comfortable fires at the same
time taking Up the withered leaves on
the earth and dancing about the corn
ers with their lftless trunks. All
that was gay and beautiful at spring
time must now wither; and soon the
funeral dirge Of the old year will be
sung by the winds of December Let
it pass-though we may sigh for the
memory Of the present" when it is
gone; let it be a brief sigh and leave
no traces of is exislance. Life at
best, is short, its season is too soon
over, to allow much time 20 be III
dulged in broodiDg over toe memories
OF The past. Let them pass on to OBJ
livion, after the holy lesson they il
culcaie has been craven on the heart.
The pestilence goes with the dieing
year; let both be shrowded in the
same winding sheet that inc memory
Of both may be forgotten together.
They teach Us theChris;ian lesson
I'VE cannot live always, therefore
should me whole race be united in the
bonds Of " Friendship love and truth. -
= JAIL BaEAKrXG.-On Sunday NOM
ing last between the hours Of 3 and 4
o'clock, four negro men confined 10
the old Jail broke through the wall
and escaped. II seems that during
the day on Saturday, they had stolen
crow-bar used in the construction of
the new Jail and secreted il under their
bed clothes. With this they managed
to make hole ID The wall Of the hrst
floor, large enough for four of the
smallest Of their company to get
through. A fat fellow put his head
and shoulders through the opening but
could not drag his body; in this man
ner the escape Of others was prevented.
A prisoner in the upper story gave
the alarm, but it was not heard in
time to secure the four men on the
outside. The jailor offers reward
Of $50 for their apprehension.
Since writing the above one OF the
negroes has been captured.
~ The entire sum of money rails
cd bv the churches Of Great Britain
for missionary purposes is about
~, sn OnO. hy {hoea of ,,ro~,o,
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$50 REWARD.

DROKF Jail at Baton Rouge on the
ID night OF the 22gi instant. three negro
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Nem M0oert,semeuis.

DACONl Shoulders. Sides and Hams.
ID for ale BY ioct 25l JOSHUA BEAL,
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METROPOLITAN HALL-SANFORD. GF-EAI
M NATIONAL PANORAMIC PAINTING Of the MlS>slSsiPPl
RVRThe ohy Painting exhibited the IN Us noun
Siton EVERY EVENING O'Clock Saturday Afternoons at
O'Clock Admission 50 e;nts orn s Dsr. admitted Saturday
afternoons a. 12l cents.
PHILHARMONIC CiETY--ELEYENTHS SEA
soNThe ,t eSPe q his ,ssSn viii Be gTen s a Neo; Coz
q the oTches r Ei1fsd Extra tese &C. p,Gcuisd e
"eLsr' no 1'' 'u'0" ~ h G. TIMs, President
J. H. Ensrcs, Secretary -
DROFESSOR ROBERT HELLER is nov perform
u ing EVERY EVENING the Chinese Hall, Broadway n y
COnaIo completely gone BY and ns second ssa
sy S sS sd IeS @on 1s and se New T
night Adstion % Reserved seats 30 cents CmdeH na
price Commence o'clock. Afternoon entertainment on sATUR
DAY at 8 o'clock
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-NO* OPEN
~ the Gaere' No ea Broadysy oPPoS. s9ndst ho "a
TO loP daily the Sth A1nua Exnonon h BviDS
srts Single admission IS cents Season Tickets 50 cents
NJ USEIM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUY-
U vEsApT INSTITUTE,
Now men the rare and valuable collection Pos
msc nsins s imported direct from Ey o Sq Of Event S e
Admission 50 children half Price Catalogues for
sale in the Open during the Day and Evening
EXPOSURE of the RAPPINGS.-The frightful sui
fsporIe q TIE Tek attracting
see that When ntgodgcee a. piece o. aI C 9 Is
cents Performance every evening at o'clock
DANVARDs GEORAMA.-The stupendous Ruins OF
I'D Bssbec City Of Beyroct Mosque Of Sden VITA other
Y LAND being square feet Of canvas ~ f
EvFNING sa Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons az
Exhibiting 55 Broadway Admission 50 cents Children half
price
U,HE WASHINGTON EXIIIBITION-In aid of the
NewYork Gallery Of the Fine Arts "A choice collection q nc,
Galleries No @ Broadway Ambulance 25 cents Season Tickets
5ocents
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Amusements.

NIBLO's GARDEN. -GRAND COMBINATION
iAAN o&E aAR Th3EfE ffSSRHs The April aI'i
VII Be performed DOnizctt,s ~. oPs9r.. Of 6o,o,,
AoPEO Sig asq SesS9o: to Locations Doors SSa
s,en o'clock at O'CLOCK Opera Nights Monday
Wednesday and Friday
r LORETTA BORGIA at NIBLO's, on FRIDAY
he s s:s$s TdIs Sdes DSP%oRTG Co.'S Music Store
BROADWAY THEATER = E.A.MARsHALL, Sole
DLs~se-rHIs EVENING ESSa AP1 r viii be performed
s,b,,i.u Mr. Forrest julia de Mortema Mime Ponis
s ai'pi' 10 f%Eis s N SsS & L''' Miss
snre Mf bayid.. Lieut. SPIKE NM Mathew thew.
b open fqac
Upper ChcIe Is cents -
NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bowery, (near
ss THIS 1851 FP SS E Of VI s & performed
Mitchell @sn Den psTs sd ''Mr j. NJ Cooke
sm., o.Asr E J. ps@ ETsiss1 Wilson Mitchell
rim R RS%s 81 N saR ssTs Mason
&snus Tempon. Mr. Robinson Caroline Grantley Mise Peby
WAILACKs -Broadway.-J; w Wal
w Lessee-J w. LISTER Stage Manase-ThIs EVEN
MO- Ap'' - WIZ q T PIi'' LADY OF LYONS.
S SssO's Mr. Bake Bake ma pscisppscs Blake
IsDsy MscrwOulet Bronshan Lucy Mrs Stephen:
D. s F'''''
RURTONs THEATER = Chambersst. = THIS
=. - CIVILIZATION. ,,A.,
LA'esu' F Fisher h i@sR S''i''''
e Dsshwood Mr. Russell Frank Weber MI BatC1
Doo. o'clock e.mTs9Ss At & ss Ora
sssSs ehsi, ssS IS csnt ts.'D' '''''''
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The exciting
Rk DsSssc Drama Of s s.,. oS ESepp Of sSe ROMAN
a. NY W ffTFSP o y FaE
e e. and s ss SS.1% s sSs so
rueeet snd First Balcony l2l cents extra
CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEATER, No.
RSws nsnt S1s one e ' Fsss
s splendid tho Circle j Nsnans and
E f.S ss S s al gSSO' MISC Emma W.
10: p As Lady Eqson Msi, jesse SSd sJ G 1a M saS
Rr sS 9Sy y iS s00sS h s G0 S Equestrian
WO0Ds MINSIREIS-No 444 Broadway. above
w HCyMdst-oPEN EVERY EvENsSoS1H s Moop Ms1'
ss and rsorThs onsTs oy ms
eksu SslS se. See geOr:OPsn
respectfully Acknowledgements are discontinued
HAVE YOU SEEN EyELEEN WILSON at the
~ ST. CHARLES TEATERi if ron the present Opportunity
ssIesSSs'1 :. the ScYs AT sIRAroSA. funny
SPIRIT RAPPINGS.-Lecture and Discussion, ON this
swed y Debate Saturday dsSsrs b Prof
ga IL aS f9of ws. s ess All as Biodway
ksner Of Lspsnssdst-) "a M Admission i2i cents
NEsE sALo0NN NSvs $50 BrSsSsay near the
audiences that have tor the past two weeks nightly
% yob sSS ALPINE s e .s ac ;Ef
g.NS z col ss mo" ssd
swh ESQ For nepss daily bil Admission 30 cents
3s open Il O'Clock; before g. Ticket 0ace
~ nom II TILL 4 FE. BURGESS, Agent.
NIUDlO CURIOSO contains the famous Victoria
Coes end the celebrated Canoe Wonderful Tight Rope Dancer
hs huscans Europe the Guitars Asia the TRAN
80 dc Issaboarees Arerca the onisi also precious
~ l7sS Miniatures aud Watches Rings ispec
sna iasen~ty not surpassed By any P.lsss IL Earegs
~ sysy asy md night in B,swssrs Marble Buildings,
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6pceial Notices.

~ Notice TO Ladies' shoemat ers:A nlee.ius Of the
wa N al future win take pse on the
n I, H. nsnsisorSs ios BAY. joined the trade
sp<ay ins,e all such men to come % our meeting on Tues
'hs ''P''i''' win Tso 5i I S5 President
uvxss,ee.-lhe Ies.,. LIeHrE kNEwroNs
s~-Ss iss advance Of price requested BY them.
stKns s 6s i 1sSr S:@s1 f ds a
e he rs q ,s IL s Sfs 70 ss o n s
v SIM tber ESeray uacceang instantly e the request Of
= n swe JSn Peese James Robinson LOUIS
~ 5aSs S.:ss S1 e'si fSot~e Rsn JONI
= Auniversary.-The Anniversary of the MARINE SOCIETY
s;I'ss ssSis BERN s n'a
r. s S Ts es aa $ siSS
who have been 9s9S S a SFIsy Te cSnp
D. d s6 should as ss g. ssss ss5 Of
sss%s9b ss' Of the society," SOncIy and
. st s ss.sss; f@ Il g a s
Nd we VIZ II Can't CRSs Il MARSHALL
Capt os 6Gsh Capt. SgssHEE
Wis.inS Hope Chapel, Ggpes ROOM rs Broad;
ss useful nDg, and last lectures in on
saG me setons mOd paintings
b. Admission l2i cents.
McGee's Lecture TO Lse;qrs T1i Be sG de
sJs'y'S Se q a sssU ARh e
the Of the ctuie Doors open
rrfaining Lecture, illustrated by of the most striking
Nc Botanic Hall East Bresdwsy The Laughing Gas sd
inisissred o the audience. Tickets One Shilling. .
~ Religious Noftee.-WILL THE JEWS RETURN TO
p% Su ri. subject s IN the Lecture
lossn Of the Broadway Tabernacle. Seats free
- ds.Isas Of seeing the ss S Of
's:' is1sa . MsSssss..
ssioTssS % 's attend s'i''''
~ Excelsior Pioneer Association for Minnesota,
mi hold public meeting THIS EVENING at Chatham Hail. az y
SsocL The public invited this win be the last meeting put
Al No Grand GEO. NJ. BERTRAM, President
sAnL. 4. BLoDGEr, Secretary
~ Now is the time to buy Refrgerators, and No SIG
The Porous Glass Filters should be used by every family;
vegetable matter. Depot No 3l6 Broadway
~ John j. STAFF, No. 1888 Broadway, corner Of An
constantly splendid selection OF the very best VINES
Bdes and Liquors which be relied on possessing medicinal
quality.
rY- From the sublime TO the Ridicutous.o-The
prices Dgueeoty this city from the Sabine to the
vet where rstcss picture can be
slRDrs, corner Of Greenwich ard Barclay-sts
NJ Silder,s Patent -aia ulander safes, with Richs
.sa,sI fEARSs @zRvfS
@ cole owners of Ricts patent.
~ j. j. stnG, No. 1898 broadway, corner Of Anthony
,ons brands London and Dublin Porter Phadephs and
ik Chsmpaene Cider for export. Cali and examine
r Znntippe, the wife OF socrates, reported the
won't what she did showeron
head. One thing certain it mot 5OGLES ~
her meeky bent TO receive such blessing at her hand
Of all the Grcan youth would have licked 70 hex
supplied with tbs glorious FLUID nearly opposite h od stand
No N Washngton, Boston Also, by A B. Sands No 10
Y and smith, 79 Broadway and by druggists and per-
tuners throughout the world
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DOARDING-A Gentleman and WE can o nsra
ID sood Rcons Board in house where ,ss. Re.rd with the
s-. Also have full or parta nvpS
Of the hath Apply at pa Grestest near ftn" ~"
~ hrst of MaY. Reference required
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pOARDA private family residing SS Maa,.tus Fer
- ns hoard Gentleman Wife, giving them as muen ivs
IL second or hid floor might be wanted Inc nos
rss.sn. bouse new and ishted with Address ~
No ISL Post-Oice.
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Nem Publications.

TIME MYSTERIES OF PARIS, and GEROLSTEIN,
SEQUEL BY Eugene Sue author Of the andens
Jew &c and complete edition now ready IN one Voame
evo of 464 pages. Price 30 cents
No achieved so widespread and extraordinary
reputation the Mysteries of Pas The sensation 1t produced
psreed 1t found its into every family became umer-
sally the topic Of circle the subject OF every
bate controversy Of new edition sned at
the present having long out Of great de-
and IT, 1t appears in one large handsome octave
yolure complete, including the sequel, GERoLsTEIN"
BUNCE & BROTHER Publishers, No 1874 Nassau st, N Y
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DOARDlNG-T Gentlemen may oo JON 10, IA cold
pos,a and large second story supplied WHO - No Sd
water with private family, on moasra'e "' ~f''
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cURIOSO contains the famous Victoria

oeh the cance Wonderful Tight Rope Dancer
e. hs Msessns Europe the Guitars Asia the TRAN
eeA The Tsubourcen America the Qns also, precious
esnsSs Mechanism Sculpture Paintings and valuable
NJ y ~ % l7s Miniatures aud Watches ia Rings an spec
ln-a WIN c. NOON
80 boadwsy, - = ~" IVA Aa'S.' 'aAu'As'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

As CHAMBIRMAiD, by a respectable Protestant
n youno Woman No objection travel with lady. Has the
best references Can No 5 ehs between
Avenues A and Z, first floor.
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yahked every TUESDAY ant FsjsAr nonns Tree - Per
81 fcn Tor ~ ySns'
- t<,eseh insertion GREELEY AcEkSATh, fuoshers
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TRIBUNE.
I EYv
y -. u,, r.xnnK ntILY TRIBUNE
spE NEWBORN wGRKLY TRIBUNE,
TIE NEW-YuRK TRIBUNE,

fog EUROPEAN CIRCULATION, =,
u3Ss2t The departure OF each Mail Steenei S' LVtS
tents CORP, o. s. 20 any part Of ofest brisS "
. Continent Fssi6ge included.
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BOARD WANTED.-A threestory House 10 oou s =
Brooklvn 20 let Board desired BY two grown persons aa
child ssed y the house Address BROOKS Of this once VAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

n0AEDJNG-A large Rcom with Bedroom ana az ~.
ID ~ on The third aoo unfanished. ard one ns
6 foor frphed No. 40 Bleeehsr rr.nsien board
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THE NEW-YOI,ix TRIBE

! Bon CstT6RxlA. OxTGos. sSNowicH ssIsrDss
ssked vp The departure Of each Hai Steamer so Apnwa
~ q cears PER copy.
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CALIFORNIA; Gentleman having had successful
~ At San FrAnesco Wholesale Merchant about 70
turning TO that place would attend consignment OF goods
permanent Arrangement with house IN Boston
NevYork for tie otherwise Best refer
ences given Address of v b. Palmer Newspaper Agent
iax'sV nild ding Cart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

Is CHAMBERMAID aud Waiter, by arespectaOle UiEI'
~ in nyete family Has no objection into the eoanty
Can good city reference Call al NO % si ne-i ~ "
he en- Z fVgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

Sh OOA Wanted Partner that is an active
p .OVJOs in business already
tabiSe1 the CITY The hest references gwen and
quired. For an interview address n. c. at this Once
$4,000 oT AyAhassE p ao1pls
in full operation Any of high respesoly wishing 70
5000 sah hear Of opportunity BY Addressing MANU-
FACTURER, Brooklyn stOfce.
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BOARD in BRooKLYN-A large, well. farnlsh ,..a

III
(p ,h sm,Il oom attached also unfurnshed room with
rantrcs only few boaders taken s n, hm, In
oue at No Brooklyn, only few ,nina'es
Fulton Ferry. Two gentlemen can De aeeon"o"A''' WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

DOARD-Three elegant Rooms on tne mrs. noSs \.
ID two ON the second with hot and cold water ny S
ssnarste reqnired The House sud ntsea VIZ" s"
AMY AT No i56 22dst, between lsh and sth
DOARDING- Gentlemen and their wives ca nnf
ID accommodated with Room and Bedroom sh csr
third floors rs, class mouse w'
i~ryor. Amply al No S5Wes 22dst, near SHAY.
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CAPITAL WANTED--Thea advertiser desires TO nnt
~ person with from $500 $4,000 who would be willing
uv me aout in real estate he could be satisfied that
would realise IS cent annnm without fsx eI P
address this oc stating when and where an n'ee'
he al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
raINERIsiL RECORD.
EsALE PRICES CURRENT.


.,.oWc have no change 10 notice in the market
TobAN report II continues very active. aud prices
,oce our ss' ''' N. NJ, MARTIN s. CO.
ursasnEs," Tobacco by n. NJ MAsTiS Col hid Capt
Sale. ., 81 IS; J NJ Wright 10; StarSe & MoIIl-
James nr & tonnally. 10; Mise Mitchell, ST.
son Wr:sh. 20 Joinet Is; l Bsl Loo !
S t. "Sr,.; and 50; Spears 50 and 25i
D. Nm =; : II Richardson, 10.
,,,,; The Flour market has improved under The 'ae
Ft'' I,rls a.c mote firm al Sl7. TO So from store;
NV. r,tc IN he early part OF The week at 81 49, ou'
nf1 ir '" Rei 81 10; prime White 81 Is; lnfe
M. s5a 100 els. =. rel WV
"ORN-52 80 cts ,,u,
rORN MEAL-oo ~ cts. per ousne' LOT county A''
Via, 70 a *
s' nSsrS- 40 4 Is cts. per bushel. c,..
-Iuuntaln cured hog round, 9aa III cents; Cy
o,.,, rcnnd lUa IL; good old Western and eah
ta'nrs3 sides ~ ~; Shoulders w bH; Rams from
mo- 70. New Bacon Sides 81 g; Shoulders ~
-. JOKES ~ a Sd cts az
M.cntan 20 ~ cts: some poorer sorts, not SUI
G m ,atIe use arc sold as low Il Is cts Roll IRON
EsnSGl.ES-Taow IS cts; nups and Jackson's paen
= .ismanrine IS %; Mchelps patent 80 81 sper"
so" SsSIrTfEE-ws quote Rio sh a 10; i.asuyra io'
,all, u; Mutna IAN Cape cts
T0rTON-l0s cts. =. n,od Mixed
md Lump; Smiths II Cts; Anthracite 10 oy ~ 5o4C
for load of 1000 lbs. ssh to 30 Per ION -
fish No bu, very few IN ak No. 50
~ x nnc, III any consequence IN market a vs. =, ~
s!' -. n none here We note me artvai os anolle
',;a hT uaax uertiass Sales No. Al say ." sn'
.D; 80; a. Sor,s 10. lOa CTS; in kegs IN Tx
cents. -. ~, Richmond rccthed, "a cents cash.
o Family Msnss 80 81 p 9s9a
lm,sn 81 81 'I D"poy y 81 s. So Hen
to 30 s! cI 49, s. rnet Co.. SIN 10 ss Apple d to q
cents Gin American eommon 81 10 81 Genus f'o''a"'
~ LIvE STOCK-J. SHOCKS Rsporp-besf cattle sea
Irhr IS ST. extra tat Will cpniSnaaa '"0's avg
80, n Shrru 81 ; S3s net rs IN quality -
ROV-p.. S33 $40 per ton; Swedes Sluo; lreaegar nh
Tsi.h refined sos; Gomnon English $50; up country %
IIsATHER-Sos good stamp, from los = ~ cts per TO-
damaged from Il 10 10 c:S' - Coo. :, ,o
iINE-From wharf 81 20 from store 81 81 80
MOI ASSES-N. O. in barrels very SUPERIOR - 81 Gu
I,, new crop 90. 23S Sugar House. in barrels ~
r,s Porto Rico hogsncats, IS 10 % cts roro hie'
,,as IS TO 20 cls Sugar House Syrup, in barrels 4O
q crs. common do 20: 81 cts