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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

TT, tn. Data of New Orleans copies from tae
Charleston nress 81 account Of the prel linares attn
,..,.i,n Of TWO white nen named Motley AMI BACK
dcs near Charleston for the murder OF slave uaisr
oi,e,rstsnces 90 .reyoltipg as to be irreconeul0e
:. 9th ,py other suppOsiton than that they were
90 f,.tzed Nh irtoxicaton,' and tlst up 10 the >
18ert Of their leaving jail tley expressed eoo'eu'
belief dat they woold be rescued By their inenl'
4besre ttcy could be huDg' AMI to PTe7en' 'Al'
rescue tie Charleston Light Dragons were called out
The Trlc De!,a ald, 49,. ,,,v,
e'sroi AZ Of Ae G vi sKs IN he
,osh,lu wig vi tn seyefst ges " % b - bs
r,s5sr, Of CEisvSE To cnly neea 70 oe
In rerIy 70 The T-rs Defd We would merely s'a'e
flat ciylzs.n must be in a very low condition wlea
,co suel rsn could coDGGertly coun. upon rescue
Jut LAT apart we assure Tie TiEe DAd that bee
usn il hung once IN M ae for naueless cFuetes 10
,sv. il does not alter our opinion OF the slave system
Il one were barged every tsy it might be slight e1-
rsou but il would not mend the 81 stem IN our Vie"
however much Tie Trac Delta might boast OF every
execution
But lie TEe Delia i. much mistaken as TO tle hf-
pOtlesis on which it descelts. We did publish the
accoun. OF tits hanging On the 10Th icss, IS we DO
all news OF interest We ncw sEhjoin, for tie o'a-
eft Of whom it nay concern TIC ioHoWiog sample
Of the usual negro advertisements ia the Ne"O'le+as
parers as Tie True Data wishes ~ TO keep or read
ers On ccuron. With the beause of due peculiar in'f
tutCn: ~ - -,
- NFW-ORIEANS SLAVE-DEPoF No Q,
t& rroune e. aad 40 ~ C'Lar slaves fot safe o.
onste for casa or ci', aseeI .hee s ne.
~ .rfrn pal sale Of lego on c)'nui so ~ !.
- srd oih.rs ,pl will awey' maze on Aen1 meea'ls u,
he &c fersa's vi be Tecci,os nesoe' roasa'u
t.,o, Vsvrr isr3c md house, ~i be a. 70 AGO IL
mo- slaves those Nnc peot nom o1 n S4-' ~
,-srsrfrr, gi.sn W. rec .frrd T;tles ~ doubted
anu "'' 80 '- THOMAS FOSTER
Any gentleman who wishes TO buy .killtul mechanic
can 10 50 IN NeN-Orieans-a compliment to the north
ern uechauie not 10 be lost sight Of But M! does
some Thomas Foster or other open bazaar Tor 'hs
sale of professional gentlemen or oiacA-SucA
IS reverend doctors lawyers doctors teratt editors
of daily papers, &c Then possibly the New-Oheans
journals might supply themselves with editors OF na-
tive production and hot be obliged to import them iom
abroad.
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FROM WASHINGTON
From Our Own Corre,pordea,.

rf+H OuI OWR 'ofTcfponsc-L
WAsmSGToy, Thursday March TO- 1854.
III PHELPS who claimed and has occupied the seat Of
Senator frc Vermont since the opening Of Congress
elected to day with thousand dollars in his poke.
He.rsI lifting BADGER could 10. 90 him, ald CLtgroys
sophisiry could Lot save him
There s nistaAiDg the factths strong disposiion
e1iss Congress 70 pursue ulra measures toTsrd Spin
for the seizure Of the Black Warrior suspension Of the
neutrality law seems to lie the proulneb feature wi 4
oriy Of members Great exritemout spparon, IA
lie House Lis morning while The matter was under con
sderaion.
Tie Clerks in he Pos OM,e have resigned n conss-
quencc Of iow salaries.
TIE Ill Of The Select Committee OF tie House proposes
two Pacific Railroads and Telegraph lnca One commeac'
ing rom the Mssssippi a. point no. north OF the 57'i
parallel Of 1orh latitude 10 San Francisco, aud the other
from some point the eserly shore + Lake Superior Or
Mississippi river in Minnesota. 70 the PaciEc.
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Yesterday altorToen, for the frs. time under tie
Reformed City authorities the law VOL ed by the
discharges of cannon frequently made in the Park
right under tie caves Of the City Hall and Courts Of
Justice. Ills snarobical ro-r was caused by tie o.
fee holders Of the General Government for the pgr
pose of inviting their altCren.s who cannot read
Londbill, TO attend the meeting at Tsmmany Hall for
tie purpose Of reducing Kansas AMI Nebraska T.
slavery. Bat after all tie noise OF caunoas anil
music the meeting was q decided failure. TIE
celebrated Statesmen who made the speeches were
Captain Isaiah Ryn3sIs, William McMarrly
End Lorenzo B. Sheppard The speeches were
compounded of clsp-tgap about seltgOyern-
ment, liberty, manifest destiny abOtionists and fed
ersss, with plentiful spice Of blaspheny ribald wit,
ridicule of clereymen and bombastic assertions OF
patriotism. There was no backbone in the affair i.
was prominently spiritless stupid stale fat and un-
profitable. There was not the frs. spark of enthu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Tie Senate of the Uni,ed states yesterday did an
act of tardy Justice by turning Mr. Samuel S. Phelps
cut Of the sent he he'd ics.ed himself into az repre-
sentative of Vermont, and another sct Of groundless
charity by paying Phelps from the beginning OF the
session down to bis expulsion, just as though he had
sny shadow of right to the place. We submit that
this appropriation of the public money cannot be us
fed on any ground Il is true that be has earned the
money as much some other Senators, for they do
nothing useful and he has done the same, aud they
honor tie States they come from, sud so has he bur
tley can al least claim to do BY virtue Of regular
election, while lie could claim nothing but that the
Governor Of Vermont made a great blunder by ap-
pointing him 10 fl vacancy in the Senate which sp
poiniment had out last year aud under which no.
cent of pay remained due him. Under these cir
cumstnces, if the Senators desired to crafty heir
ex.collcssue with gratuty they ought to have made
it up FROM their pockets by honest subscription
To get the money from the Treasury because they
had the keys, was decidedly shabby piece Of
business
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CONCORD, y H., Thursday March IS, 1854
The returns now hourly coming in give different
complexion 10 the result Of the election than WAS at
frst indicated. They show Wing and Free Soil gain
of OF in tie Iouse over last year thus wppg out the
Democratic majority aai haviHg he Opposition oheld
III Wlies and Free Sellers are elected, III being a
majority il the House.
Bakers majority fox Governor cannot exceed l5jO'
while Martins majority lasty year was 5,3J2
Dover elects Elk Wings to the Legislature, one Of
lem keirg JOHN p. HALE.
The oroprietors of The Statesman issue IN extra con
tanning the following:
"SrATEsYAS OFFICE, C0ScoRD,
Thursday March TO- 1854
e. 70 he PcaB'e 81 Nss HamPstire;
We EEL authorized TO announce that It is the general
belief in Concord thai the o. Democratic majority in tho
LEGISLATURE is overcome end that there may be working
majority ofWhigs end Free Solers in the Legislature which
coIvenes on the FIST Wednesday Of next June. 1t Is
matter Of absolute certainty that man in whose gar
nens even the smell of favorng the Nebraska bill can
lie chosen Senator In Congress from New Hampshire by
tie Legislature eltct That bill ad the letter ofJuige
Douglas to the Hon c. Barton The chief instruments
n producing tbs Astonishing result.
This city is in tempest Of excitement We have no
tine now to say more MCFARLAND & JEyKs"
Bo,yoy, Thursday, March, l6-s NJ
The following dispatch has just been received from TIE
Pofyiot Democrat Oiise Concord
We have Information the election of l3s Democrats
crdl45 Of other par to the House TIE towns to hear
fom elected last year 9 Democrats and two Ways We
think they have now elected 20 Democrats.
The Democrats have elected eight Of the twelve sen
aor- the others two and there probably no choice dis.
trC,s FIVE and seyeD
ATLAS OFFICE, BosToy Wednesday, March l6, lsa
BY returns from all but about twenty small towns IN
New Hampshire many Of which VIII elect Wings we
lam that AS Opposition and III Democratic msmbsrs
lave been elected to tie House. Among the latter are
aid TO be TIVE We Of Burkes Old Guard, who are hostile
10 the Admin rsion ard VII net cooperate with the Con
cord regency In 7s towns the net DemorAc o'3 on the
cubern stor.al vote Of last year Z 392
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The proceedings in recent Fugitive Save case at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin are detailed il another column
The people liberated the chattel from the officers al
sent Lin where bloodhounds are rot allowed 10 pursue
men. Milwaukee is Democratic town, hitherto
faithful to the Compromises bat, since tie a.e pcJ
c6eGirgs in Congress, seems 20 have adopted o-l-r
ftntmerts. We judge that ho1ceforiA the business OF
negro catching in the free states WI be exceedingly
Lsrd TO make profitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

In the Serste, yesterday, communication from the
Secretary Of War was presented Transmitting toe re-
Port Of the Board Of Commissioners appointed some
years AGO TO investigate the CLAIMS preferred again'r
tie United States arUg and growing out Of the war
in Cofuia Tire report was referred to the Com
uttee On Military Affairs. RESPONSIVENESS against the
pssfsge Of the Nebraska bill and violation of tho Ms
souri, Compromise were presented Petitions ~ favor
of securing religious liberty TO Americln citizens
abroad we're presented. NJ. WADE Of Ohio gave no
tice that be would at on early day Offer amend nent
TO tie Home stead bill granting public aI dS to foreign
ers hereafter coming well to those already here.
The Gaze of me Vermont Senaorship then finally
disposed Of Nh IHrIPs was turned out of the SEN
ate only ~ Senators voting in his favor and IS against
him. resolution was then adopted paying Mr.
InFIPs a sum equal to the per diem aud mileage Of a
Senator from the first day Of the session. Adjourned.
Ia the'ouse ofRepIescutatives after the usual rol-
tine Of uor1ipg business Nj GlDDiSGs Of Ohio moved
10 reconsider the reference of the special message OF
tie President OF the United States iu relation to the
fezuIe OF the steamship Black Warrior by the author
ties at Havana Sir. G. condemned the grounds taken
" the Pre,ideDt aud said het the opportunity would
be seized UPON NY degriog mea 10 embro this cOan-
Try in war with SPIN Mr.. BAYLY OF Virginia sus-
tanned lie sentiments expressed by he Pres dent ia
ls mo>sge, and moved to lay Mr.. Gi33ings's motion
to reconsider On the table, which was agreed to.
Great excitement wasappareot Int House while tue
matter was urder consideration. The House then
went into Committee of the Whole on the Deficiency
bill aud resumed the consideration OF the amendment
appropriation for Marine Hospitals aad Custom Houses,
when considerable debate took place relating to the
prcprety Of passing tho Deficiency bill first aud tlen
taking up that for Hospitals and Custom Houses; and
without coming to any understanding on these points
the Committee rose and tie House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

A majority OF tie Select Committee 20 which was
referred tie Senate bill for the Suppression Of la:en
persrce reported that biz complete to tie Assem- big
Yesterday, with an amendment masking the law IKE
effect on the first day of M! next Instead Of the frs.
of December, and the bin made the sPceia. order
for this afternoon.
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.vrp.tties. nan Of answering truth. Of ardent
"a. eepisI nature of hery and subtle Intellect Of
coursre that nothrg could dsunt. AMI hieny 'aa'
knew 70 temptation. there is none among the P'onr
.,t characters of the epoch, who ear leave behioi
hin, pprer or Il anler fame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Tie recent arrival from Europe brings US til.ngs OF
the death of the celebrated LiMESSAIs, an event
which his advanced oge and prec,rious state OF health
have for some tine pas. announced as probably near
at hard Within the last thirty years, the deceased
las filed large space in the public mind devoting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

red Brown Boiler, Clay Dolce Of WIS., 'usas Eva r.,
RtEpsrcf. Hslo, Hgnief Mss1n Pesrce Ar bask Sss
shsi6s, sliSeii stuart sJmneF. Tososs-s5
Nj BADGER offered a resolution, who was ai,,.,,
tLst ihere Do paid 10 Hon. S Phelps slu, eQs1 . -
~ De m srd mileage Of Senator fgm the Grs dsy !,
his session TO ihis day. Adjourned.
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91cm2} Qrji Qail1 = .+...,.,
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price for advertising in he "EtxLY TaiyEs "" -''~
De- FuLY CEETs line. each Insertion
The cuson Of she W lily alone hsH nov reached to frfre-
ssdtnted number Of 10000 copies
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DGFLAT OF THE SHAM DEMOCRACY.
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NINE CHEERS FOR THE GRANITE STATE

TIE NEBRASKA ELL CONDEMNED.
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yusiuess Notires.


sTg,nys. HUTCHINSON & Co. wholesale dealers ID
a,,,o,, n,rss oooo, L,svxs. snssorDssizs LIezA
rx,I., pos,Ery RIi~rsY GooDs g. Merchants IRON e.
~ .soOu s'ed % slaaaD' or .oes s,' Sa''a1H'
No. u and u wsrTsn-ssr f'oi too oeo. 6I2saz-y--
PHILADELPHIA.
'f IgSss 80 an s.S-ss.iS. SIX,
MORRIS l.. HALL0W ELL co
y.,ins rssO,,1 i' 81 d.s vho1,e so+ssa' 10
ia ss.ts Nc q Srta F1efa 49, o''As iof a- 's-S
hses'n '-'''''''' sax ,~p ssvcY eoons
Nat Or eSs4s variety val 40 ever o1sfa N
sss, - h ssssc1 - %l s.ss Of a. y
sssased sse s'e'1r fls' 70 e. y.s l. j5,5ag
ssc1s 80 have uy.roAH Sni- IS ,-e..,.- go. 49,.
ssy viii Be compelled te.e er pr'h 'Sia can pF
~, = sshs,e wasr, loal e..at. 's s'g 81. ..z =,
nsss Issf s Sss co. ~ @ o. ,Rsg a s,o
Ts, nis s 1aSssr evey JUICE Of Soa'to
SsS aver FL 'ur Of zig Pc cen he Amy
k.rs,s A. p.rf,r8. .li ~ 5t7s dee Of ln
Vnesuei Hoaey viii u DO ''4so A. - o. ~ '
10 ei he, Of u,doaisl '.aas orrto tx 'a'aih' vss
pWbre Tosy RENTED .7'acs OF n iy s'a1' a. hs
r.s q u oent pe sla'ie ~i - o~.@
TIA ,hs iLtei p, tae efs Proofs ta 'Is ''
lsi,l} ssss'iia 70 ,ho,s who give ..n. r..-..
-RsFTTHTY 4 LEASH efe N haul ~ Usual with.
bo.s t,.o p1gt' 's s , al ' ,, 5y 3 Of So .s
% order viih 'l' LieneS free u 'h'I' ,,s7r Ls,,r
No. 1cl,,h,ra ,as ,o-ss, o, s-,,.s q c,.l,o.-.
LFARY a Co.'S QUAgIEhY, MARCH I'1L-All-
her, Of he tst Hat 4Il-od Gers O. 7s 10 q1asoy pa
tern ~ Oenttmt1' iEARY Co, At-1 A's>f iY-''
BTosoveg
! THE SrRISG SIYLE.-A combination Of DURABILITY
te,uty -rd comfort savso By HsoE a. ts PE'i o.
ofLf spIiosy OF Hans; ard OIL Dra "a' Fs' T. pr - a
Sssu, .ssent ~ M al M fo ths picc o. four coil 70
,hood call on 81 her csa''n a' ia The ffssS'1,
House. 70 10 Fniotst q d 9.ttc sef,l
( UNION HAT STORE, 40. 81 rCnON sr.-Ioe
srrrg T,Iip fOr G,u ms Hats liza iAvo1ecd W. a.
ne recein im,fovtltDE TIE frce ~ tfo - % I've
70 of rlftiltIL On u- WEI ~
rftsn RcmtmIcr Fk1ENAN 10 % Fu,1s b-,"SeN "''"~"
md Cold -,
Tur Orient MUTUAL INsURAS"c COMPANY VIII
,ronrd 90 spd sfer be M-rch 11 ~ eve sFp' -
tIns r.ros o. bsr.1e ed Jr-nsTo tti0 800 1 sJA As
Asss $50 De. In nOffs ~ 81 thce OF prem ~
Ofcs 10. HsroAaDis kzcaeSEe
TsUsIEfd
-, Cher Lemon
IciT HrcfiDrU. NJ Lawrence.
rs,,. p,ovr Arsanr Lotry,
g. u. CsIli's - .t ~. ne' oNt
G.otu, (,rsf " A P.8teui.a
800. Cat,ere. Pssccr-S W Read
rryene D.flU J. A II Rent G,
Tobrsf fGrret. Jr. Lh,aiis i-N1f
E,sS.rek - fosrf G. n
ffa.e,h G,iI.Id Jr EIaari sa15.rs3D.
H0sts II OhlBei, a 9N' l'c1s4'
J. WoscWaro Hsier. Nf''s H''rnsn
Fi,baId Jrs,o C1rrsHr, X sutton.
Isbn Z Kfi,biur s. .lolll lhon
q HtfTy hC0p = Ai Nt,.as
Geotss Kulbsr9t william 5 WuslI.
p. ". F1rsf. Pr, sdeut.
ALFRED OGDEN Hes-frs-iic- g.
cs,ELrs IpvINe, 7ecretary.
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SEWING MACnINEs.-'fhe WHEELER q WILSON
Ehruetuu inc COMPANY 90 ar oheo a1d
TO No 33 Broadway When uenusciners iud go ot - inter d
a. n time and is'o.aVi - machine 1oc v lst % -
cell and by careful eAsnirs ION sat a.. rD-tca p t
r.ffeT variety work be- dOae aLf ' dJIc. G
e. ne than any heretofore offered TO the public
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FRIDAY. MARCH II. l554.
10 cn1l espoNn.tTs

10 pf-s COZ fe taken Of Conn 1ssr |a'tsT'f
.epCfC aI !stri.a stIsu " aed o -I0 a. 41f
sdI - 4 .r.it,f- Iiig -r &c no. % n-' e.
manly q Us good fIth.
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MAIZE Judge Wells has resigned bis place upon the
Supreme Judicial Bench.
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A CARD-SPRING CLOTHING.-Now ready an extern
Of entirely aid wensde Cohns ADAPTED
60 the seaon the best les aud viii be 9d
the low possible prices
NIB An articles guaranteed 20 be exactly repres'ntcd
FpMARp 4 HAeKrrT. Coth.nr Emp9ra.I NJ lOj tlliIna
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

LATER FROM .HAMPs HIRE.
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This Company Oil occupy he Office Tho ht or Of the
bitue u Nsis the Scs1ats Saving h.uk nnti
pain 10 bfir former pac o. business no % " al
red Necessary by the reseu Ire P'"N1Y Scfs aJ
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCUpNS.-
The ,utseribe hys hana I'D Lsc, acd Muslin CIR
tsiL hom TO 80 sr1 wall sill 0I dys o1iy a. les
than Of Also be chefltal rao" 10 the 40 70
boy ibdOv shtoss KELLY tEAGysos 40 < oFlaioy sno
No Eeads
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NEW CHEAP SnRS.- LEADBEATE2 * LEE VIII
oner THIS MORNING OF New S1dns silks
prices much below their s; value Mach H. S5h No 81
Rfoa
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So OO0.O0O-CALPETs FOR TIE MuION.-HlRAM
ASpERsos's No 90 3owy srcs,oeksd
.pepdd Medallion Velvet Tapsy BIusses IArCspy lngria
ard pets; Rugs on CohB Window Shade 49,
frens pdous
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ECONOMY AND EXCEIIENCE.-The articles of feet
covering hted the Crysl Palace srdsi the hAes
Prize for the excellence Of m,oueture 70 CtNr2ELL OF No S
bowerv This hculi De remembered by the si.es
th that u s mod g. when
select eaters Slipper ties &c Carer boss OF Pe5g quail
car be tarcl ascd OF hin for ~ ana Il Pr lA'-
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IIANOs-JuFt What VIII meet NE wants OF AT
Pianos sotnovledged rd guaranteed f1peTory for very
low price All warrant q give cuu ieor Or pur
chase refuacd. New Pau0stO rst Se.nt Hand Fapj
stb on hout Hoiao greet br airs 70 su come par
eaf monthly payments arc tasen Large dsccslts ana mott
a.. nI1o datin1 tens fiyea 20 whoit-h'e hufers
. !.
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srpARss. HUTCHINSON Il Co. WHOLESALE oeAiefs 70
p,,.o,, n,r.s Coon, LfvzxS smssotDssigs. LIcEA
r,v,rL, HosrErY RuI~rsY Coos g. Hsrohsn" IRON e.
= -, .,. ,s 70 .zaasDe sock tof1rr purc5Aing
~ srEsEEA HUTenissoS Co.
IA. II and II wsusn-ss. fef dooo beio. Br9stgsy.
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KesIo't FEB = rs
To HOUFEKERPFRs.- order to make room Tor
htsL g. poIors d. o.AG'gg lLrif f' mag En- M
cif Nsa 90 lsi ths e)Jl' iitt ~ M 10 zoe
division Of tie ock Of a.. lsie hfm o. We D ~ @ 95
ore.lalf of gcck embracing The e. - rng srta Nhs
and dso.ttd IRE CD Gina Dun Dfsei en- re- 40
ten ct Te 81 1ss &C. &c al o. which "il psr
lively b. sold without eId 10 We e 1O Du e1n iya
6gfst md egAnt assortment OF fea Pans -uy 00d'
Of our own upo4cu O1cIe3 b. l. 20 which We re-
specially coli you, ausI' } J. DtL1S : -
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We o,.lot .aisrsIe to fetal .cl.d coi4lg l.ca5a
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FINE DE LANES ron l2t CENTS PER YARD
LtapbEArER LES W oacr IHs M1SNo three O. dos lee
De LANES Per worth McA H. 1854 No.
Broadway.
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IOwLERs AND WELLS Phrouo.gis.s and Publish.
:. c iuton asn No Isl tasssa-sf. New YORK
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SEWING MACUINEs-CACTfON TO TIE PrWlC.-
ptrens hereby uoned against sug us sewing
N,ciinr. - the loop f h u which Or ua de Ya'
through fslc sn HOOK other inru ai .n l''2 o.
the roe side thTt I'll witch ths needle chso
stitch An such machines ufrnFe upon he oF ptett gAo'
20 bsrt4 johnson III Of fehra tl We have just
filed b in equity ssalu Issus Grover Ba @ i ntrg,-
mtpt OF IN pNeut " SINS a. W.
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CasFLrs IpvINe, Terretary
kextoFk FEB II It.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

BAREGEs Al kEnuCIlON OF IifIi FEK UNI.
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
Corrected Daily froDi the G,tleaa Ad,ertiser


FLOUR.-SF z Dbl, 81 OOfG So so; Extra, Sc SOFA
81 90; w Z 100, OOG7OO; shorts, lO6OO.
GRAIN.--Wheat e bushel, 75tGsc; Corn, shelled, 81
a 90; Barley 81 &C; Oats, 3oc. ~
PoRk.-Me-s brl, l5(a $780, clear Mess, l5i0l5, SO
Lard, T. bril- lo01O1a.
BurrER.-Firkn, l5tG l6; Fresh, l6Gle.
CHEEsE.-English Durham, IL ga Is; WR. 1li6121s
SUGAR.-NO, e tt, 51aGGi4; Clarified, C24M Z; Loaf
I0i6U.
MoLAssEs.-N o, p gallon, s)tG IS; 9 II, s7G4o.
le; Manila, l6T'l7; Rice, 6lsM6. -.---
TEA.-lmperial q b. 45D75; II, 4oG07Oc; Black
4O(i 60. '..
FRuIr.-Apples, green, Z Dbl. So 50GDs5 90 Dried
do, bushel 81 4OOSl So Peat hes, dried, e buslel
81 6OlGS1 %.
FIsH.-Mackercl, No. l, T. Dbl. S22 90 Goldfish
= lb &C "a Sac; Salmon, = Dbl, s25; Oysters, doz
So UOfdS9 90.
LuMBER-Clcar, = NJ, s3OG0s35 Common, sl8Gs2
Flooring, rough, S23 OODS25 90; Ditto paned, s3j
Siding, 500 Sheetng, Sl4 +; Lath SO Shingles, SlMS5
ExCHANGE.-Boston and New York, Ia q Ct; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, q p CT ST. Louis, Il e ct.
MOSEy.-FOr 30 days, T. e.
WoOD.-W. o., SIS OOG1s6 90.
FnEIGHT.-TO st. Louis 2jc.; From st. Louis, 75c(a
81 To ST. Paul, 5OGa 75c.
LEAD--Pgs, 4 100 lbs, sales Mineral, z 1000
lbs. 3JHOO. Delvedin Galena, 00GO0. Shot, Z. sack
50 OOG9 So l0 white, pure, = key, 81 75G 20; No.
T. keg. 81 25G 81 SO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
GENERAL MARKETS.

JJrE srox.--Corrected daily by >r. C. COULTER -Beei
on foot, cts q Is. Cows, saoi0sso Work Oxen from
S9O(TSl50 2 yoke. g.. -..tf ,r.f-'rr N'f..frH. y
FRESH AK.r-Retaii-fcef Sc. G012c. Mutton, 10c 012
Fork, 17Hc. Veal, l21ac Chickens 50 20 . dozen.
FRovraoSs-(C orrecred daily by Mr. PRESLEY. )--Pork
SIT 5OOsls q bbl Hams, lie. z fb. lard l2hc Flour
urcrGnc, SO Is extra 81 z Dbl Corn Mesl, 75c. 2 bu
Beans, 81 so bush Potatoes, 3CciaI35c = bush Fresh
Butter l5c T25c p h. Cheese, I2Hc. 2 IT, Eggs, loo
p dozen.
GEocERIEs.-Trom Mr.. ALEXANDER REy, Robert street
Sugar. brown, case. relned De-; crushed and pow
dercd, 12sc q fb Coffee, 15c G025c. Tea, Coo. E0S1
Rice, Sc GDl0c. Molasses, So. assoc. p gallon.
DRIED FRrIr-Apples 81 so u busi,el. Peaces, So CO.
Green Apples, s7f19 p barrel.
GRAIN.-Oats, 45c Corn, zoe. f675c. Barley, Csc.
lIIsc,ul .xpous.-Crackcrs,s 81 50(Gs5 80 y barrel Tai
low l5c T Is. Candles, star, Soc z ft. Fresh Fish
&c. r b. dried &c. Lime, ST 5oOs2 90 p Dbl Onions
Soc p bush lard Oil, 81 10 z gal. Salt 81 90 q bu
Vinegar, 25c. q gallon. Tallow, 13c. fb. Tobacco
loo. N150c. Hides (green) age. dry, &c. p lib.
LuNnER-Common, s1OG1+ q NJ; Dimension stuff
s14GSl6; Flooring, sle Siding; sic Seasoned, s20(O6
Shingles So Oo0s3 SO ; Iath, 81.
woon.-Dry, So OOt0sa SO e cord.