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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16

CLERK OF THE DIsTRIcr CoURr.-A.J Whit
ney, ESQ., has been appointed Clerk Of the District
Court for the County of Ramsey. This is popular
appointment. We very much doubt if Judge Welch
could have selected man more competent, or whose
appointment would have given general satisac-
ton.
Merabers Of the last Legislative Assembly entitled
TO copies Of the "Annas of the Minnesota Historical
Society,"" will by the Card Of the Secretary, that
they are ready for delivery.
II. NJ. RICE, EsQ.--We understand that many Of
The political and personal friends of H. NJ Rice, Esq,
called upon him on Thursday Of las, week, the day
on which the Democratic meeting was held. We
have nothing official the subject, but have been in.
formed that Mr. R. received his visitors very cordial
y. Mr.. Rice has deservcdly many political and per.
sonal friends auoong the useful portion Of the Demo.
cratic party.
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For the Pioneer.
Great Ingathering of the Democracy
of the apital--The People in Coun-
cil-..The Democratic Camp. Fires
Lighted..GOy. GOrman,s Sueech. s. G.

Great Ingathering of the Democracy
of the apital--The People in COun.
ciI...The Democratic Camp. Fires
Lishted--GOy. Germans Speech, sc.
Mr.. EDITOR.--Thursday night last was one that
will long be remembered by every true Demo-
crat in st. Paul; that evening was consum,na-
ted event long ardcntly desired by every feel
ing interest in the triumph of Democratic prnci-
ples--the union Of the Democracy Of Mnnesaa.
1t having been announced that there would be a
Democratic Meeting in the Court House to fix upon a
basis for the election of Delegates to attend Terri
torial Convention for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Delegate to Congress, the Democracy
turned out in their strength. The mechanic orsook
his shop; the aboring man ceased his toll; the mcr-
chant his store and the professional man his Office
each intent contributing his mite in harmonizng
the party; and each resolved do his share in roll
ing the of Democratic Progress. The people
we're there; and although the wings anticipated a
row. the people acted, and all was harmony.
The remarks of Gov. German on assuming the du-
ties Of the Chair, admirable, and the rounds OF
applause they received from warm-hearted De
mocracy, showed they met an enthusiastic response
from them, and told with whitening effect on The
dropping hopes of whiggery. The Governor is en-
phatioaly of the people, aud the Democracy Of
the Territory may weN congratulate themselves OF
the appointment Of such to preside over her
destnies.
The contest for the nomination of Delegate to
Congress is already waxing warm; the friends Of The
respective contestants veing with each other as
who shall Do most to insure the success Of the ma
of his choice. While this is natural, our f. lends
shonld beware that in their electonecrng n5w, they
make no breach between the friends Of the different
candidates, and thereby afford pr1tcr. for to
refuse suppo:, the nominee As beautifully
and truthfuy remarked by my friend Ireland, in his
renal ks Thursday night last, ''tha wings of Min
nesota dread No event SO much as the union Of the
Democracy--dyiie aud conquer, has ever been their
motto.''
lie, the Democracy resolve tina, be the nominee Of
the approaching Convention ut1n he maybe must
and shall be elected. Let the motto and practice OF
the Young Democracy Of Minnesota be-" Union
harmony, concession and conclllia,ion-cvery
for the cause-nothing for MAJ Then will we come
out of every contest with whisSery, with victory
perching upon banner, and the pure principles o.
Democracy make abiding home in our beautif,
M;npesof,
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MR.. ErIToK: The Minncsotian of Saturday last
says the motion 10 print the proceedings of the Dem
ocratic meeting, held on the eveniny Of the 9th inst
in the Minnesota Democrat, Pioneer and ST Antho-
ny Express, was voted down By the assembled De-
,nocracy Not that this matter is worthy of notice bu,
merely to vindicate the truth Of history You will per-
nit to correct this Of that pint. The fats
are these: NV friend ID. A. J. Baker. moved to
publish the proceedings Of the meeting in the Demo
Graf. Edmund Rice, Esq, moved to amend the mo-
ton, by inserting after the word s'Democf at" the
words 'sand Pioneer" DIR. A. f. Ames Of Reane-
pm County, then moved to amend the amendment bv
inserting after the word "Pioneer,'' the words
''and ST. Anthony Express" The most superficial
knowledge Of Parliamentary Law, would have eua-
bed the Editor of the Mnnesotian to know tina, the
question the above motion must first recur on the
amendment TO the amendment. offered by the gen.
tleman from Hennepin, DR.. Ames. This question the
gentleman who presided, all admit, with ulsurpass-
ed ability, PIT, and it was lost by an overwhelming
vote-the Express being rrlag paper. motion
made, in order to have the proceedings scattered
extensively possible throughout the Territory, to
enaoie our wing Tienos 10 prepare Tor the sklnHng
that awaits them in October next TO publish the pro-
ceedings in "the papers of the Territory. This mo-
tioa was entertained BY the Chair, and adopted
have devoted more space to this matter than its
merits demands, and will conclude, by expressing
my surprise at this being the only preyareation in
the article of the wing organ.
The Editor also says did not furnish that paper
with copy Of the proceeding. OF eoarse did nat !;
for as that paper issued before the Democrat, and
Pioneer were published, preferred having them
tr" appear in the papers claiming to be of my own
political bias. If this WAS wrong, hold myself re-
sponsibie. Respectfully,
A. JACKSON MORGAN
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said to exist in the days whea The editor Of the
sDsmocrai" owned and controlled the Wing "Chroa-
icle," and Tor the sake Of eOnasteney he must re-
main q member Of the firm, but the great object Of
the "ek~ges" was 70 destroy the standing Of Mr..
Sibley and his friends, for the purpose Of sscWinghe
political asoendency Of Mr.. Robertson, and bis APP
pointment as Governor Of Minnesota. 1t was war
waged by Robertson and his satellites against DIR.
Sibley and his democratic friends.
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GREAT EXHIBITION:
Crystal Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN, * CO.'S

rs now the place Of attraction They now recey-
ing and opening the finest aud best selected stock o.
staple aud Fancy Dry Goods Foreign and Domestic
81 offered for sale in 81 Paul. Of the firm having
bought expressly Tor The citizens OF Minnesota. and as
we bought for cash and Will Sell For Cash. are able
sell much lower than goods have ever been sold in
this market Ne pledge ourselves 10 sell prices that
will please and for that purpose solicit call from our
citizens. We viii enumerale a few articles below:
Prints OF the following manufactures:
French, English, Gold Middle, W sshington. Compton
ard Fancy solid Cslors; Turkey Red "A do.
Furniture Chintz; Dress Goods; Fancy French Dsrc.es
Bareee DeLsines; French Lawns; Lodi do
Mourning DO; Muslin DeLanes; all wool do
Check GinghaIns; Linen, Eariston and Chambry do;
Popllns--pain, checked and ciangeable
Emb'd Muslin Collars, Undersleeves, Cuff. etc;
Mourning Collars; black Lace and Lace Neiis;
BIZ ard White Grape Grape Lisse;
do iaces; Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining
large and beautiful assortment Latest Ribbons
Straw Goods Diamond, fearl, Helmet, French Lace
and Florence Bonnets;
Childrens Flats; Girls Trimmed do
Mems and Boys Hats of all descriptions;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings;
white AID Colored Drilling, Cambrics;
Paper Muslin, all colors; Sicias; Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills; Denms; striped and plain shrtines
Ticsngs; Diaper and Huckaback Towellmgs; crash
French and Russia Diaper; Birdseye DO;
IngraiHed Damask, brown and bleached Table linen;
Brown and bieached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table Covers; CORD Daniask do;
Oil Cloth 30; Napkins; l0-4 IA and Ia Quilts;
Colidea and white skirts; Cambria and ckd nuslins,
Corded, Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and Victoria lawns; Drapery mytsIns;
Dressed aid undressed Irish Linen;
Ladies and GeRtiemens Cambria Hdk's;
Gentlenens Shirts, Collars and Cravais;
Ladies. white, brown, and col"red Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton Hose;
Mems Cotton half-hose;
hid, silk, Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves,
Halr Brushes Fancy Soaps, Perumery, etc.
erd Street, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENT-NEVV
crrnRE

AvvERY variety Of Ladies Dress Goods, including
IL Silks Barge, Tissues, Lawns Alpacas, etc. An
endless variety Of Ladies' ana Gents. Hosiery, o. all
sizes, prices, and qualities.
DRESS TRIMNINGS--it Is impossible to describe
the thousandh part OF my assortment in this lne ladies
examine for yourselves, visit will well pay.
Gentlemen IN want of Summer Clothing, would do
well to call soon; my assortment is select manufacture
ed by Of and experience in the trade. TWO
dozen OF the Latest style Silk Hats, made order.
Boots and Shoes. Piece Goods and Tay Tors Trmmings
All which will sell low 10 make room for New Goods
which expect in a few days. Recollect trouble TO
show Goods ut the W orld's Fair Store.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
81 Paul Iune LIS l953
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Essences.

Essences.
Vanilla Ahpice
Nutmeg Almonds
Cinnamon Ginger
Orange Peach, etc, etc.
Cloves
Soaps, Of all kinds.
Palm, Windsor, Fancy, CASTLE, etc.
Tobacco aud Cigars, Superior Brands.
Candles.
Solar star do Lamp and candle wcks
Star 90
Sundries.
Common starch Garden Seeds, Lard
Potato do Butter, fresh; Ropes
Pearl do Twines, Brushes
Fariua do Wooden ware all kinds,
Isingass Vermcilli, Willow ware,
Maccaroni, Tapioca Spices, In boxes 4 papers,
Sage, Almonds. whole or grouno'
Lemons, Eng. walnuts, Play cards,
Soda, Cream Tartar, Writing paper,
Bristol brick dust, Vinegar,
Tartaric acid, Rice, Powder ana SHOT, ETC. e'e
Wines and Liquors.
: Seisnet,c, cognac, and Madeira wine,
New York Brandies, Claret wine, st. Julian
Madeira wine, <oiD Medoc,
Port wine, do Claret wine, Chateau
Holland Gin, Burnour,
Jamaica Rum, do Chateau Lurose,
Old bourbon whiskey, do do Pope Clement
Manongahela Rye do Muscat, Frontignan.
Cosg, pure and fills Cog. Champagne, all kinds,
Port wine, (dulce) Cordials, etc
REY6 NAY will however, remark en- pass1nt, that
they pretend to sell cost indeed they intend
TO make reasonable profit in der to stand up and
accommodate their patrons good many years TO come
ST. Paul, Juhe I6, ls)3.-U
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THE MINNESOTA PIONEER
st. llaui, Mlinuesota,
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1853.

(Nonpariei type its equivalent.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 90 per square
OF IL INES for the first nsetiOu and SO cents per suuare
fer each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS
One column, $50 90
Hafa column, 5000
One fourth OF a column. zoos
business Cards not six lines 90
Over six lines and under lines, Z so
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 1000
For all changes ordered in advertisements, "A charge
Viii be made OF 30 cents per lo00 ems composition.
We agree to charge The above prices, uniformly, for
advertising .
St. Paul, March cath. 1852.
JAMES VI. GOODHUE-Pioneer.
ID. A. ROBERTSON--Demo
OWENS IL MOORE-Minnesotiau
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DIE ID.

On Sunday. June 18th, deeply beloved nnd Tegsst.
ted by all who knew her-SAgAz L., wits d { z
v. Lall-aged % years.
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LOST.

A r the Court House on Thursday Evening, tbs 9th
"A inst a small Memorandum Book. containing some
SIS In money, and several papers, letters and othe
documents, Of value To any person Dat The owner
ANY person finding the and returning II TO the sub
sefiher or VIM. IL. Randall, Esq, will be suitably re-
warded N A. kNOA-
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THE MCLEAN HOUSE

TWO Dooas EAST OF THE GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
ST. PAUL.
al RS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
-'e has just been erected has furnished il splendid
STYLE and is prepared to receive guests by the day
week Her table is well provided, her beds are an
her rooms airy, and her charges moderate.
June 10, ls53--y9.
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MINNEsoTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Members Of the last Legislative Assembly. and Of
VA the Society, obtain the Annals of 1852 to
which they entitled BY calling al the Bookstore of
LeDuc & Rohrer. T.. ID. NELL, Sec
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ROARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN, wishes TO obtain board in private
IA family. Address ). X Post Office, stating terms
MIN NEsOTA YEAR BOOK FOR ls53-Just reed
IVA and for sale by LIE DUO X ROHRER.
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N UfENSWARE.--A large and beautiful assortment
0 ct China and QGeensware; full sets and well as
sorIed aust received direct IRON New York. and for sale
cheap for CASH, by
CATHCART, KERN e. co.
VHVO BUILDERS-A good stock of Locks, Latches
u Butts and Screws, etc, for sale cheap,
CATHCART, KERN d co.
VINO Hot SEkEEPERS-You will find a very fine lot
n Of Knives and Forks, Carvers, Servers, Candle
sticks, Curtain Holders, Coffee Mills etc, for sale cheap
for cash. by CAJHCART. KERN & co.
GtEGARs! SEGARS,-10,e coo supr Havana Segars for
- sale al unusually low prices by
CArHCART, KERN a. co.
IAMILN GRoCERIEs-Tea, Coffee sugar, Dried
II Fruit, starch, ssleratus, pickles, pepper spices
eour, al hams, etc, at low prices, by
CATUCART, KERN 4 CO
XvIOLINS AND GJIrARS-Just received and for
ssle al the Lower Town Book Store, by
WIN. DAHL.
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FAsHIOy4BLE MILLINERY.

fAShiOS 4 BILE MtLLlN ENhs
AERS. MARVIN would announce to the ladies of ST.
A'A Paul, that she has Just received from New York
large varied and splendid assortment of Bonnets oi the
latest Summer Sly les. She aiters herself that upon
animation, il will be conc eded that handsome stock
OF Millinery, Flowers Ribbons, &c, never before
brought into the Territory ALSO;-Bareges, Tissues
Dress silks &c, &C.. all OF which will be sold AT LOWER
PRICES than the goods before offered in
this market, Hume 10 9tt
BARGAIN.
4 PERSON in need OF money, will sell three town
= lots 1T great sacrifice. Call on
TRUMAN VI. SMITH,
June Is, 1853. Opposite Post Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
Wing Convention ut PiusyIvania
COurt HOuSa

AT meeting of the Committee, authorised
to act for the wings of Campbell with refer
ence to to the nomination of Wing candi.
date for Congress in this District ON motion
Of Col Maurice Langhorne it was,
ResOl'ed, that delegates be appointed to re.
presentihis county in the Wing Convention
called to meet at Pittsylvania Court House,
the 2Sth inst to nominate candidate for Con.
gress.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
appointed to constitute the delegates John
c. Shields. Henry Hazlewooj, DR. Robert
w Withers, Daniel Mari, John D Alexander,
NJ B Nowlin, Dr. b F Smith, Burrell Lee,
M. PannilI, S C Tardy, Lafayette Lee, DR..
Lemmon,J Fl Swinney, Bowling Clark, John
Pannill, T Betterton,James T Galway, Col. A
Austin, p Echolr. DR.. Horton r Saunders
W w Dinwiddie Col AL Wylie D P Reese.
John NJ Speed. VIM Crumpton. Irby J. M
Langhorne, Daniel X Hunt, Samuel B Thur
man, John Broyles, F w Page. S Tyree
E d Christian, ] M Booker James Franklin.
James Ley, Petty, James Scurry, and C.
H Hardy.
On motion Of N. H. Campbell, resolved that
any wing from the county of Campbell who
may be in attendance upon the proposed Con-
ventlon be authorised to act as delegate
On motion resolved that these proceedings
be published in the Lynchburg Vrignan.
WIN. M. BLACKBOARD. Cbm'n.
JAMES MCDONALD Sec'ry
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Messrs. Averett and Claiborne.

Some days ago in stating VIA, we under
stood to be the condition IF affairs IN this DIS
irct and The feeling of the rival sspirsnts on
the democratic side. We used the following Ian.
guage:
"Dr. Ayerett. we understand, IS willing 10
supper, Mr.. Bocock if nominated by con'
veniion, '.in which crry county is represent
ed and fairiy represented" but will not sup.
port Claiborne under any circumstances.
We have since learned that there may be
some error in the information on which we re.
lied in making this statement,sn we therefore
choose TO withdraw it. If injustice has been
done to DIR. Averett. we will very cheerfully
afford him the use of our columns to make any
proper correction.
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II e NJ A II TX g

RICHMOND, April 81, 1853.
ToBAcco.-The breaks this week have been smaller
We notice more animation in the market for all Sorts
and good and fine kinds may be quoted higher Prices
of Tugs range from 81 so $6-generally 81 IS to s.;
Common leaf Sc so to 81 So good So to $40; fine
stemmng $40 to sl2 So fine manufacturing $40 to sl8
FLouR.-Marhet dull and transactions limited almost
wholly to the retail trade. Holders of Richmond Su
Perne ask 81 IS s. per bb, but these prices do
suit the views of shippers.
oRAiN-"e have no alteration to in the price of
ofaln ths week We therefore continue the former quo
tations.
fIsH-one or two cargoes of Herrings have arrived
at our wharves during the week. No. l Halifax cut
sells on the wharf at S. S. SO per bbl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

The Abingdon Virginian announces the
death, within few days of each other. of Mr.
William Ely and his wife, of Lee County, Va
the former at the advanced age of los years,
and the latter atthe more advanced age of1o7
years. They had been married three quar-.
tiers ola century, and Mr. Ely fought valiant.
ly In several imporan. battles of the Revolu
ton.
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Attempted Suicide.

John M. Harvey citizen OF Bo'eourt at
tempted TO commit suicide by cutting his
throat at his residence near Buchanan last
Tuesday evening. He inflicted a severe
prevented from consummating his purpose by
his daughter who succeeded in snatching the
knife from h S hand. The cause for this rash
act we have not learned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Col McMuIlen, in his speeches in the West,
announces his determination at the next Con.
gress TO propose what he calls compromise
on the disposition of he Land Fund. He in.
tends to introduce bill appropraing the rev.
enue from public lands to the improvement
and extension Of the Navv
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RRIED.

II, IN hockbridge' at 10 o'clock 81 on Thursday the
Zlst INST: by the Rev. Mr. Pnkerton the prea,iv al
mred Mis-, MARTHA M. BuRKs daughter of Cant Sam.
Pa g, ~ Dafks OF Ar60ds Valley and Mr. CHARLES l.
hum. e'e'iy Vi bucklng-
tY Republican and Exrress will nlense co...
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TO the Wings of the 9Th DiS,r;c,

neg leave to bring to the notice of the SCOTS.
vile Wing Convention the name Of JAMES
CALI, JR., of Fluvanna, as a candidate for
Congress in tie 9th district. Mr. Cali is =
young man Of talent and education and would
do credit to the District and The party.
BUCKINGHAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Dr. D. d. Smith having politely declined
tho use Of the Masonic Hall, in favor
Of The democratic Convention, Friday night,
will. we understand, deliver his proposed free
lectures on the Medical sense of Gavanism in
the Hall this evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Miss Frederica Bremen promises to publish
work on American Slavery. The character
OF the forth coming book may be gathered
from single remark INDUCED by the veracious
Swede. viz: That she witnessed worse things
IN the Southern States than those described in
Uncle Toms Cabia."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

The citizens of Claiborne county, Tennes-
STE recommend the assembling OF a Conven-
,.oh al Cumberland Gap on the 18th OF June,
.o' the purpose of taking into consideration the
importance OF railrord connection from that
Po'"' WIN 'he Virginia aud Tennessee roads.
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.ARLOfS TABLES,

IAhLOR Tables am now oe,.r;.-- :
oeutfui variety OF Parlor Tables, consist;ng 81
.,n TOP Centre Sofa and Side Tables-also sood
W. OF OF mahogany Gard Tables and Ladies FAM.
work NO 81 ands, of various patterns ahcy
April 25 ia a, WIus see them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT The Dem.
oc,atlc Convention for the 9th Congressional
District which met at Union Tuesday last,
nominated Hon II A.Edmondson of Roanoke
as the Democratic candidate for Congress,
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Miniature Almanac.
bLANkS' BLANKSi
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

I
Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
shERifEs delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills OF Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, dther ent Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which are found for sale can
ne nad at the snan Office, where is large beau
fu supply just issued from the press
The gentleman to whom the execution Of this
our business Is entrusted has superior State all
speedy and faithful performance -
ourtacities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work,
which with the large addition Fancy Types and
recently made make the yirinan good Job
otce as is to be found in the interior
ia 26-d&cifts TEppy q SIffEJDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Hon. Thomas f. Marshall-the world re
nowned eloquent Tom" is a candidate for
he legislature for Woodford county, Ky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Bishop McGill, of the Roman Catholic
Church Of Virginia, is among the passengers
who have arrived by the Pacific from Liver.
pool.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
Lynehburg Tobacco and wh.., ~.


Receipts continue odera,e, demand good f., -, .
criptioOs. SAILS of Commor Lngs a. 90 to a 81 Us
and fine LUCE g. 90 s70o Com Leaf 81 :. =. bod
Mdding, Sc SO to 50 90; Good. IS to sIo-NNs o.
hhds. inspected. Loose Lugs,infeior % to a IA
aud fine, 81 so To 81 90. Leaf, Is so to slso. ''a
quality. "
WHEAT IS a 30 for Red and White.
WIN. T. SMITH, Com. n.,,,.-
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l. Alfred Jones and r. r. Collier, Esqs. ARE
candidates for the State Senate in the Peters
burg district. Both Democrats.
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Rgs Signor Jose Borrn's Mn.;e=1 -

1880 , NATION will take puce Tuesday. April S6,b
ap 25-2t '''ie 10 De present
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Prices of Stocks.

Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK.
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The New York evening Post states that
Senator Douglas, of Illinois, Senator Foot OF
Vermont and Mr.. Corwin, late Secretary of
the Treasury, contemplate visit to Europe
this Spring. II adds that Mr. Corwin has ia /.
ken Passage in the packet of the 2sth of May,
and Mr.. Douglas will probably leave at an ear.
Eer date. Mr.. Foot goes chiefly to attend to
the interests of a Georgia railroad. of which he
is President, and is expecting to leave immedi-
atety