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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
7 CST received all sizes of Whamans Drawing Paper
q II fine sets Mathematical Instruments
Sloan's Model Architecture Vols.
bcniamn's Architect.
Modern Builders Guide,
and needed by them for sale cheap Tor cash
COMB'S Book Store the American HOUSE. june liz
TISCEIJ ANGUS BOOkS.-A large assortment
lNl late publica tions among which is the
Iampligter,
Autobiography of an Actress,
Life in the Mission,
Frank Forrestcr's Field Sports,
Fish and Fishing. . f.... .
Shady Side,
And many other popular Books for sale cheap for cash.
by W. g. COMBS.
M ARBl.E WORKS The undersigned has been apIOin
lNl ted agent &C. Kent Fulers celebrated marble
maupfactory wnere6v IS enabled to fill all orders for
Grave Stones Monuments Busts and Mante at the regu
lar st. Louis prices. Call and see specimens.
IS. COMBS,
May 12tf. Near American House
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THE spacious buildings and premises on Fifth street
L the site of the Sint"m:ne House, The building
new, and offer great inducements to wishing
to into the Foundry other manufacturing business
as they were built for that purpose. Inquire of
st Paul Oct. rs. 1S54-tr F. Il J. b. GILMAN.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

TO LAWYERS.
A VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery just
"A received by express from New York among which
may be found
The Lawyers Common Place Book. superior article
of Legal Cap lOngfOd Lawyers Seals NOtaria Waters
and in fact article OF superior quality used by the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
w. s. COMBS,
Franklin Bookstore near the American House.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

st. Paul Mays 1854 If
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSIIIP.
VYNE partnership heretofore existing under the
i and st, le Of SHUIz nj ArHrss dissolved by
al consent the 10th inst Payment of debts due the
FRED. SIIUIZ.
JACOB MATHES
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

BLANA BOOASs
TTNIE extensive assortment OF Blank Books in Min
i nesOta, on hand and for sale low at ,
SEPT COMBS BOOK STORE.
NO mr. ASlDNS..- m ASONKC BDOAS.
VOU will please take notice and govern your
L -~l~e ~uIdAyiy, that the follow ing >HA~
Masonic Books can be had. To Wit - Xxx
The New Masonic Trestle Board, by Moore. wv
The Craftsman and Free Masons Guide, by Moore.
The Tempars Text Book, =
The Mystic Circle, BY q. Ii. Gray.
BY calling VS.. COMBS,
Jane 23-tf Near the American.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
EANCYAND S1APLED DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
ATS, Caps Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Cal
III petng. Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &c. Third street, between Roberts and Jacl
Nav
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WANTED TO RENT.
TWO unfinished rooms in the central part of st
i Paul, suitable for the accommodation Of a sma
family. Persons having such quarters for rent. wi
please address F" at the Pioneer Office, stating oCa
ii ion and terms NOv4tf
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DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, /
November q. 1854 J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

FofS Oh new A0xKs Sanuery &, l0O0s
CLEARED.
Steamship Nashville nsw Berry, chArlssssa. sponsrd.
shiy No orsnd:. Percy. Hayrs Buck Co.
BAN VIM Thonpsen OBJ, Douglas. oussassvn, /, Lsssa
B:s d dss: s Be-: o1 s:s:s: s:s
s:.t Barter nsA.; I: Sassl.',es sl,sas
s:Ii si.s ~. a.v.s . spisf @.ii g.
Brig Isabella Reed. chessnan. Pert Primes, OIL A
Big Hersaio Ksnpssn. ssvaaila and Santa Martha.
Sris Henry Marshall Castor, Newport, H Brseln.a
sesr r.sshs fBs. DAY. Cork, &c, Q HAaas.v
Sem I q. O.
sssr sssss Sdss. P.ssrsSsrs' Jsns: Mnn S 3.
r,'s: .s, .;i.s &C.
ssesnsr Dsla.Ars CLARK, Philad.phia, 9 Sanford
ssssnshp Alps Br,. Lils. Lvspsei via Halifax days
SIS s:s. :: s H';s .srn &: p: ~,
": sss: s q D:s u John
g o.s p M % Ss IS ss rs:s sss
syssIcssd s.d We dro.n.d ash iss q s. Il sPsis
::s ss IN a's.:
e e. ia: s &.
as Il &. ss ss n: s
thp y Wiohelbausen (Hrsm), DAnneman, Bremen. -
days with mdse and 26l Unkhsrdt
Bad hns sad plsasaat vsathor the whole passage The
" Dase the southern passaU.
ship Esr nlsss:r Anass Nsy orlsaas ssys Win cot
ehapssd agaals vh shfp cosnhia prsbabiy ths cosu-
hsna nor New 0rlsene for LvxpeoD
yish hrassy. A. John Duss.d Had hsAy weather;
nsh.s: sss nsnisy ran ssovs GALLEY s.d issi nsss
~ Cbs9 beslais nssansoa 4 &c.
:, I..h I~ss: e Nsv ae.ssh ysa.s.s . ps.i.fs cs.y
- e. ~ - Len - %. ssv sAip russazofA fsa Phla-
1sak ys11 " csaa ss lssliassA vinsss,s osAs ~,
-, Sss - I'D ossslssa Sae41 - lsSsss4. = q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

On Tussday, January 3 By the Rev. nr. Coavan, Dr..
1rnr ra. TO Macy AHH, second daughter Of ths lats
HonoFa Roach.
In this city, By the Rev. Nj. wsssos NJ. T.oxAs l.
DAY. Of Aths.s 0rssas county. N, 4, TO Mics HARaAHzr
-. G .on.s. SscSAs'r q Abraham foansS'l Of Rock
ChHonday, January 2 BY tbs Rev. W. Martin, Of Wood.
bridge N. J., Mr.. JoEH ". DAY Miss yRAxon dsugh-
ter q Chaylss W Thaysr Ill Of Hsooklyn.
On New Years Eve December 81, BY the Rev. James
Millett 1t mis- rsadsn No Sos nrsoms street. Mr.. Jozx
GRoRxBm t. Nia ELIZA JoHB. Also. ct 1T6 Grand street.
Mr.. JoW H. GuToaD 70 Miss NARY jam FMn, al of this
city.
On Moaday January o At the house Of Mr.. william
Rhoiss by the Rev. Charles Cssvss, Mr. DoHAID GRANT
Niss EnAm7H Cor1AD, lac Of Scotland.
On Wednesday, January 4, BY the Rev. b. MAtison,
FRANOs n. ewKH. Of Eyrscuss, 10 CAnoIuu Var NAME,
daushtsr Of David Decker, Egg Of New York.
JONI CoSovlR Of Phsdslphis, to Miss JULIA " BiRoH
Of this city.
At the Parsonage No. SO Madison street., on Tuesday
evening January 3, by the Row. g. Inskip WnxIAN g.
huansox. fora srly Of PnsdslPhia % MAl1 J. Ans1,
Tins city, ON Tuesday evening" January q ~ the Rsv
B. Hastings Weld, Gen. D. MUM = MARY, daughter Of
the late Jacob Hchhoz Eq al Of the city Of Lancaster
PennsyhApiA.
DECEMBER rs, by the Rev. Oliver Crane, Mr. CaAsIrs
6wyIR to Miss AnH Z. T0RHBUII, AL Of this city.
o. Friday evening, Decsmbsr 30 BY the Rev. Thomas
Arnitsge, Mr. JoEH LloiD to Miss LUCr A. HULL, al Of
this city.
Ban Francisco papers please copy.
At Saratoga Springs. on Monday, January 2, By the
Rev A. H. Stowsl, R0ILM HuSnN0T0N Of this city, to
ANNIE H. Coz, Of the former plaos.
On Wednesday, January L BY the Rsv. A 3. Van Nest
Nr. THOMAS W. TMPs0H Of baltmoee to Nlss SARAH j.,
daughter OF James 7. Moultoa, Esq, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

nsxA.. 8. yxq.,~i.ssa Assu HNz gales On sAs
- Leg ss:v g nss:.ssz'. HAIL. Hsva.a. Il saya
SssS 6ss.ss wsss Hs1s.A. Dec n Win sugar end -
s :ss ds:. asssss ct zs.Al.. y..sr sss.s h
S::s 49, GIL ~: Osi:ss: Il ssss visS :;ss..
y. =, :;: g x';1 "a NJ; T. g. H:'::s:
1:s:ss.s q ~. Orleans. Ls.s:s. E.y cslsss.
1i: 1:ss:s s.s f.. o.i:ss' ' ssS :; Win
BAH 500 J..s ossy Nsss Dss A. Win cotton. -. v
y.h cotton IPss Hashssa 10 days ssssS q 0sps Hss
s:st s 4ss C.s' Ss Win
Jacob Prssses rs. New orissn: sl Bs@o e. X Ia 3
lon = q =. brig s.sshs Hx 81 n:.
y: crew s's: Sss.s :. sSs sss:s lss
dana 6:ls liz H.sS.. yov .. with hides. II. 10
Bog E.as:s:s q Bs.A ohsds.s. s.y.ss, % d.ys Win
grs sutton nBsa. zasa lCuSK Is days. wish sugar and
:s:. s: 4 e, $ p: 4
With tho xrsoi q BID Hsais bsisls rspos: -
Brig lmir fotIsr 30 Denings civ Dss Il viSh
g; -
% the captain and shp bavsg = wsss.
:.''a
Brig n =. = SsF. 9. Denass CITY, Dee vh ms
y 4 3D. Bal. s:.;.s NJ Is AZ: yss ~
ssSn passengers IL wrecked sss.s. sss home ~ the
Bag .s 1;e sss a', az ~
;:Is:,; S, :.:
nsh0ss.y "a ths assl. snS shs dsels win vsss.
sanS shs vs'so. viEy ser y hsE V LEAK ~
81 NV shipped So vhisS seci Ss.s tom q i.
@ ''a:s Sis John
Semen A.. q sgs.s.s ak:a 2 ys.,,;; ai;a
hcSssy, 10, 70 thompson Hunter -'-' N-s''
70 Ts'. = ss x = Sssy;
gales nom 70 M ana 70 NV the whole passage has
L &. s.J r. q. II: ss.s::
i tim: . p;s::E ID
lop * % sneeust..sd Violent huIsS..s nom M which
~ vssp
ssa ii s
i.ssS 70 spoEe bsrk Gasss q New Have. WE Supplied
~ c sss a. *
ss
als SHRED our preyisionS vsh her,
Fl :: 1li; @ a' g. If.:s IL :s's VI. VIZ
q ss * *.
= ls. IA
S S::: ~ n
getting hW risgag y make ss shs hsd signal q
e IS VA
s.ss With irnsss = r,ss Church Ezpsrisassd heavy
Brig I.oos, Wstiiss savannah days. with cotton. 10.
Big iav.sn.. tof c,ndes), xuaroe, Apasshisala, u
...h + AZ i. - lon .ssSs IS @
IN Nth sehr Ietea OF NsWburypOrN Jaekman rom BslN
4: III:
CRY NO ss ers:ss. q
e. rs.si " s.. e ss ps: u M +
e e: gre. were taken on BY shs BRIG Webster Kelley.
schr ophr ef 1eekisnd Booker. Jasmsl. n days. with
sss. %.iS: sD:s sssss: Fasts I.asas . days, with
sshs ss Co. , asS ss heavy
s. ss vsa rs 81 .,sss
Sss NV SALE: -! sssv. ss. lo: .i iss
VII ;s srs::' 90: ~: 4 p: ::..
y MN NV 's: ssi:s
vss re- sa q c Sssh
.sS:, WIN igss:s. Is Helms: u s: iss y 4
~ sss .. aar s. Nay: o.s
isis:s .: ;as SO II. s's a.
sstss e S:..n r.,
;:sss :s::::s :!s: s;s ::!:
H:Sss'; S.v ws:a.ngs:s 10 days
s.: !.Gfi :l Day :I: s s:y days
e: s:ss'ss s;asss: ss,y
e: s ss,;'1 s:ss:s sass:s.s H. .a
sss f e.. s. Is. s ssE: AZ z. v.
sss: NJ ss. e..
sSsss AZ Pias sad and has sxpsrisnoM nothing !st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05


Bowny THEATRE "A varied and entertaining bill will
be presented this evening 1t the povsry and all the f.
biil Il announced for Tomorrow evening" whom Mss G.
Hawss kAs benefit
'sTm CArARAcr GAxGE" Il attracting fun houses
long run for i. ssns conway, IAn.rssn. Pope, Ma:
PonisL and Miss Gougsnhsim have the leading sharae-
tiers In It,
many % artists and the lat Few farce a.s the attrse
items ~ Burtcns this evening We have doubt that
the popular Chambers street theatre will - fall 81
the manager can wish.
NATIONAL THKATRE --Ths anna founded upop New York
life, and called Hot Corn 10 the attraction for this
afternoon 81 tbs FatcnsL 10 the evening Mr. Athens
Miss Howard o. ttle Evsn This play Is now ssnou oesd
Tor every evening until July.
wAuAcx's TnxAIz = Bulwsr's great comedy, 'Monsy,"
,hi, evening With NJ. 0osxay, M tssssr s;s nr
farce sntitld who Speaks First"
BAmun's Mrsxru Undressing dramatic psrformanoss
are announced for this atsrnsos aad evening The "a
rious wonders Of the Museum, III erass the bsardsd
evening
Broadway NrsAosms Herr Drissbsoh gives four per
forms in the deps Of Iona tigers, and sopsrds,
duing the day and evening and the great COL scton OF
sninsls may Be seen ct al hours. The Hamsss Twins
e@s Haa Ds' a. sia Old od Place, No. IA Broad W.
are dsliehtpg hosts OF people with music, mrth asd
dancing II Z dangerous to our vest buttons when ~
INN avnmnA Cur1ps, may stin b. seen Of woods
Minstrel Hail. Noo4S4 Broadway ADDED 10 this capital
burssqss there great varsity Of songs daDesa eto
formipg shsap and most agreeable enter tainmsnt.
BucxIx1s MDsrsus doing finely 1t Ne. 68e BROAD
way with the Julien burssqus and their other attrac
TOSS All love- Of good nuss, spssd With plsay csfsa
snd veil gss M ahsuN visit them.
Bm sssx . % have bssons 6xturs at IL Stuyveant
Institute Sumstms sines b would have bsen oonsds
cd wisard asd basssd esessdIsgy pow the psopls ~
ward In viii shslT sDnes asd dollars.
=. , z: sr::; % - 3: 7. !: s::s. =: =.
0Y, -. Anoenc1 Dlayea ss1uomaR"
Hs.nl.gsa oEs. - SsV1sA -. -, - y -
rM q aaseise Dsnt Tnosong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The light stationed on Bowlsrs Kappa
% ' sss ss on 4.
Due notice Of the return Of this vessel her station viii be
given.
The Providence Post says that stakes on ahs following
points In the rv and bay have been By
late gale aAs the Zoe, viz:-Conimmicut Nsyat al
locks and Sassafrss The three hrst are In doult
Tor particulars OF the ship Saordshro and sohr
Mossle, see central news columns
See Maine eorrespondencs and arrivals Ut this port
THS wR.cxs NEwronr An the vessels before report
Cd ahors Newport were st Of a. high water Sundsy
By steamer Perry, except schrs Homer and Emms unk
and taken 70 ths wharvss and inner hasbor Brig
Clarke q issss 70 = The VII. fall q wasss viii sss
and Sbs wharf both vessels be badly
ehafed sna the former leaking some Schr Arctic o. Now
She 4 not badly damaged ""-''
THK wREeks AT PRovIScrrows-So hr RnerAld, OF Brs
VOL Me- hfors reported ashore the baek Of Cape Oe
safe sehr Jas Rrsssrisk ssvsd Of 0risnd Ma hsd
gene pieces The Daster saved but other Per
sen board psrshed. whers she from bound not
stated Schr VII gin Roak Of Provh before reported
II Roehlsns frcn Norfolk, lowed into disnssssd
vessel uAhnewn WAS sunk on Shaahpaiats bar.
WHALE SmP Roscrus, a. New Bedford from Tslsahusas
had stosm 18th ul. when within ave miles 81 Gay
He'd and was osx,a pgs 70 see alas vas on her sssn
vrsst bark sf about 800 tons nearly With
Visible. She Ds her srSsasd bean saas with mast
~ i =; VIA s;
vss . si:s 10 ks s.: We Ssi.ssS tssi Wa slis:
=. sn e., - " s, 81, x1 -: ~ ss. 90
- "a ssss' ~ sssss a < ) ssss:ssss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
The ftook at Liverpool IL stated
hinh rbavA q NJ neriean OFT COO


which there II Of American 267 COO.
Recommendations. Brown, Shipley l. Co, In their
forspss 4 Ii. Ss Market
closing with less sovity and slight reduction from the
extreme rates paid ct the marhet ON Tuesday. The
closing prices Friday show advance epce the sail
ing Of the Africa of 3D. on flour. I'd on wheat and Id
corn. White wheat IL quoted 81 los. ID 1ls red
PhIAdelphiA, Ohio and Canada s7s Cd . s8s. White
Indian corn 4s, yellow 46s mixed As 3D. This I'm ports
Of breadstufs for the week were very limited
PRovAoSs-Thsrs had been inoi sased amount Of
BUSH transacted In old beef but Ut reduced prices
Sales Of 700 tiercss and barrsls ct sss limited bust
were barely sustained Higher prices have been paid fol
bacon snd quotations raised to 4s for new but the
demand mot extensive Lard has been in mederssre
quest ct SIS TAllow has been considerably advanced
and Petersburg IL now quoted at 67s. . SIS.
TIE Brokers' circular reports ashes active ct Bis Cd
Ross i'm IN m mo- dsms1d s 3D. for common
Turpentine no sales.
sfrun or runrnmrn-Narkst dull.
nA@In the early part q he wssk the market was
heavy the receipt Of later advisss from China had
impaired more activity TO the marhst and prices CLOSED
suoAs-T6s market i poorly supplied, and the trans
actions oons.qusnt have not been extensive 1t asout
previous prices NolAsses has dsolinsd I'd without
leading TO any considerable amount Of business.
Cor,Kx.-Ths market Is arm, with IN upward tendency
In prices The stock In 6rst hands Ia much reduosd.
THE LONDON MARKETS.
Nssrs Baripss' London circular reports good degree
Of activity IN the foreign and colonial procuoe markets
prices Flour and wheat in fair request st eighty
Improved priess red wheat, 6ss. 76s Per quarter;
white 70s SIS; American 6our 3os . Ais. Per Dbl
IrosTbe market continues arm, and bars quoted ct
fS los IS 16s rails IS So fS los; SCOTCH pig, 10a
Cd, and for American numbsrs 82s Copper and tin
continues in gooc demand, 1t 6rm prices.
STATE OF TRADE.
The reports from Manehsssr are more favorable and
prices have sehtIy improved.
THE HAvRE MARKET.
FMpAy Dec. %, 1858.
Co.ton-Thc dsiy sales average about 300 bales, ct
firm prices Brtadstufs-The improved tone rported By
tbs Africa has been lost and the market closes dull
This telegraph lines which worked badly al day, 6nh
IL rave out before the whole Of despatch
ssved The commercial intelgencs, 30 Il not, there
fore, so full o. usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Telegraphlc Marine Reports.
NEW OnLxAus Dee Is
NoRroLK, Jan &
Lebanon, New York, with loss Of sa rig
ginx. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Memoranda
Messn Bepj Bangs. and Capsn 4 Bangs Of Boston, and
S:ps xao::. e haze rsss.sl .
,a.sd the wild Navs and u 70 y commanded BY Capt
Josiah Knovlss Of BTewstsf ehs VIII leave Bath i'm
she wiz b esDpsrsd, AID WI thea rssu 70 the Uaisl
States.
New clipper ship ouststsp, SIS tons built a. Portland
has BEEN pyrehased By Means Durham Dmon New York
Ser abcSt e7b00
uon on Wednesday By order Of Marsha $l5O cash
, LAurcHEr-JAn 3 by Mr. Donald WAY, clipper ship
Liverpool
bat.srs soIh ulA ans ship upwards 1000 tsns
The bsa.fu eopsr ship Ceu Dc Lios OF 1000 ssas
mouth NJ inss She Is2 isss ioss be- isst
the nness style Of wcrkmanship She owned 81 VIM Par
res nsq Besscn aAd Capt Tucker. Of Poraneuth who
H.ai;.a :. .hs sl:s wv. from y: .hipyssa Of 4
bark thorough bu IT, fac 10 king orat, Of TIE ellpp
bue and 10 fnishsd II style that would be sdft
IN Madissn, aaS 4 calculated FOX the South Ariean rsds
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Herald Marine Correspondenos.
EDoARrowN, JAu7
Failed between u and O'Clock this nsrnnx steamer
Forbes, With bark vessa In tow.
Brig ltasks kastpork % Domingo for New York
wh wood and coffee ut sshors Of the Vine
beFsd.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 90 pM.
ClearsAShp Osn Dunlap 0koIfsid Livsrposl bark Ar
thuS, spsax, N0rlsaas; BE- Delhi DAxisby Port Prnoe
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vas lowed nto Bcs.ea a a ~ plles DO Jane On fhur
day. IN the GALE had nainsa ~ ana fcsssai sp and lsst
ovnboara 1phrain Hsnss, Of Camden, Ne, seAaaa.
ssm; Das.s. ssoys y:,s asher: 2. wsa.s:dsy .isss
basin Of Rsdn wharf, brsks sAr sai wsns On Shs m
naishsd part u the wharf sane night
,s scT =. ssaser: q Dss., csgs B.l ro. rh!laas
Splis. sSs was = :isl.s %, dies fSs sssS wss:
taken Of and brought 70 Boston BY bark d. Godfrey
scnn WAxuLLA before reported ashore Rsss Islsnd
~. q rs1.s surias Ne iass storm, aAd
sern wHnLyMD !sf New Yerll, Neal. fton Bslsmers
ashore MsA Of wax bar Lsvss IlaaA and hilgd
icra Bxs NrvY Small nom ysskssayils for Hsssx. o.
ssss s:. -. a. ~ t.s
Csps hss.s. vsud complete rspain n I've o three
scrn IsAnrILA, Smith, fren Beaufort NC. for WORK
falls In with bso Is IN laA s. TO- len 10 nkns con
ss ana se P:s S :, sis a r. captain aad i've
scwR MARY Crssby. IRON NYerk Boston, won't ashore
- Brewster sst u .sd eams On iss inst without damage
amer dischArgrg lighto: load.
Sewn from Boston for NYork before reported
away IN the storm Il ION u % prsv.n. sonson sSs
where not stated Was taken In by soop Plantsr and
X Ysurs s ssv :. iss 81
eunday, for assistance.
on the beach 81 Rys Of zth uit srs ssvsd Che
had s.an cargo q nails eamphsno 40 which would y
saved Fats Of vessel not reported.
0cnR HoEEn, Parker asheas near Fort AAsns, Wa
bound 70 New York, Of and frsa DssssA
ecHn TrosA, crswsll iron PhAlslRhas fse lsstsn. vh
eefs h.uf H. wsat ashses wsasse b Ne la>s Eas
40 = dissharGias n Ne beach s'
Sc =. l. .,:s. q CO.. r::; s e. ~ 8
SfSsi ssstvs1 s;Ss 1ssssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

lBy SANDY HOOK Pnnrrus TxLssAPH.1
THE HIeHI.AuDs. Jan l-SIndoVn.
Arrived % the Heck bssi TvolA Dros 10 days from 81
SeSo wieh gr ana one passenger, 70 Sturges % Had
heavy gAles lxen and eW ali The way
BARI Paige. Of Proyidsnes. Rggs, days from Ha.
vsna. with sugAr, rags and stgars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The light vessel stationed Bowlsrs Rock IN The Rspp,
hannooh river will be removed from her position In cont
guenee Of Ne closing Of nA sion the e "a
Due notice Of the return Of this vessel V her station viii
gNsn-
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Thc French Empire.

FIRM POSITION RELATIVE TO THE TURKISH WAR.
Reports from Great Britain that France insncere
in her alliance in the Turkish affair caused much indig
nation. The French cabinet taking into
alteration whether explicit denial should he made
The Emperor expresses himself In favor Of ASTON and
declares emphaicsy that tbs Of France In the
matter shall be the path Of honor.
Prince Napoleon Is appointed President Of the commits
sion for the Paris Exhibition OF 1855.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-19

In Beaufort county the 10Th ult Mr.. Ransom Woard
to Miss Julia Ann Heton.
In Alamance county, the ult Mr. John s. Teair
to Miss Maria w. Borden.
In Dupn county, the 9th ult Mr. Curtis Williams
to Miss Elizabeth Winfield.
In Warren county, the 30h ult Mr.. Jeremiah Hawks
to Miss Parthina Tally.
In Guilford county, the 3oth ut, Mr.. Madison D.
Smith to Miss Louisa A. j. Dick Also, the 4th ult =,
Mr.. VIM. Fentress to Miss Martha A. Wolf
In Davidson county the 10Th u, Mr.. VIM. Eberhart
to Miss Jane Brinkley.
In CASTOR county, the cd ult Mr. T.. L. Hoffman to
Miss Fanny l.. Linebarger. Also the 10th ult. Mr..
Henry Eoerhart to Miss Emelne Smith
In Cleaveand county, the 2Sh ult, Mr. John Cosner
to Miss Elizabeth Putland.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-19
T III e N A R-K Il T s .
RALEIGH MARKET.

RALEIGH MARKET.
(REPSRTED FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA sTANDARD)
Our market continues badly supplied, consequently
prices for articles higher Flour remains be-
Fi.6uR~From sG, to 81 %.
BACcN-s to 10 cts: pei H.. hog round
LARID-10 cts. per fb.
BUTfER-25 cts. per H.. scarce
GGGsnS} cts t gsr e aS1s" scarce
CORN-$4 % to 81 80 per barrel
MEAIIS4 80 per barrel rel y
OATS-Sl 10 per 100 Tbs, shcaf.
STOCK PEAs-Rsd 50 cts. per bushel.
,n,,,,> nm, ', White 90 cts "
DRIED PEhCHEssP per OuShe Ec sGseee
SWEET POTATOES-9o cts per bu.he, scarce.
FRESH PORK cts. per H.,
BEES {" per ID ON foot.
COTT0N-S1l cts. per To-
WILMINGTON April 10.
TURPENTINE-N received since last. Last sales
~sES q OF f fstPE dn no sales and
R0sfN-s1 10 for large size barrels,
fr dfmand s at 2 3" per P 5 b
FISH-Mackeral 81 for 3, Sc for H. Eastern Her
rings at 81 per bbl
LlME-retailingfl 50 p bbl
TIMBER-S9 80 p NJ.
FArErrzvrIlr April 18th, 1854.
Fey or no changes to note s this s week BAcoS 20
81 TO- FLOUR in better demand at Sc S. SPIRITS OF
TURpENTINE declined.
NORFOLK, April Is.
REPORTED " NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD
BY a. NJ. MPHEETERS Il Co..
Wholesale GyOces, foraearding d. Commission Ae'ehants-
No 6 ROANOKE SQUARE.
FIOUR-Has advanced under the Hermann and Ameri-
cas- news, quote S. +. So; Extra $50 @D SS1I;
Family sSsl a. 50. Stock very light :
CORN-All market was bought up Yesterday at G6 a.
for Mixed a "A for yellow. There advance of
New York, but prices have been New
York for days. do not look for corresponding
advance here.
NAVAL STORES-Sprits Turpentnc declining. We
quote "a cts; osin 81 81 80; sales
Of fine. Tar quick ut s2s4.
COTTUN--Dull add declining
SALT b. Fine 81 a $21s; G. A 81 so; T. l. cargo
As a so, from store 80 az 81 cts
HAY-Cargo 81 20, store 25 a IS.
LIME-Th0maston slss Burnt u bushe 10 cts
No change ofimporance in groceries.
PETERSBURG, April "A.
WHEAT-We quote prime white at 81 81 q 81 81. Red
do at 81 50 q 81 81. Receips quite small.
FL0UR-We quote Fine 81 % Supeftine 81 so. Extra
Superne IS 5e and Family 50 90. These retail prices
at which it is quite dull.
TOBACCO-Brisk and scarce Lugs common 81 80 to
Sc. Good Iugs Sc to IS. Common Leaf SO IS to S.
Good Leaf IS "a So IS.
C0RN--Corn IS to so cents. @ -
C0TTON-Cotton at ~ cents. Nomnaiy but little Of
fering
GGANo-The Government agent has advanced the price
$50 per tom by the cargo Price asked here $50 per
of 2oU0 lbs. Pet Express.
S,
New YoRK, April 14th, 1854
FLOUR has advanced 81 to so cts Sales at 81 62 for
o,IG f, n,dS ,t,tto heat hrT