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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

n,s'. 1.-& Days Fork.--On Thursday last oO4C
P5seFs passed over the Michigan Central Raj
c. NE largest number, except on occasion o
~ ions or State Fairs, that ever passed over
b-isi lac On any one day. The Fall travel opeu:
A-y.--l Bill. Sen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

R1H Road Socks-Erie Rail Road shares sold
IN Wall Street on Saturday as low as 30 Hud.
son River Il. r sold at So ; New York Central
So Cleveland and Toledo 6S5 Michigan Cen
trail ST. and Illinois Central r. r. bonds at Go
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

A-s2ea. THE property known the . RrbGFVAB
ss.T17 L MILLS" situated in the Of sidgewsy
AIS Iowa county, Wis. 10 miles north from the
1870 iiaes. OF BodgevilIe, the road 10 Arena and
Prsirie do sac. The property consists Of a Gri>t
bists Containing two rum of soae. with the either
aersssArY 1azcniBeYv. a SAW MIL, and comfort
4bls DWELLING HoUS E. together with 2+1 acres %
taud These mills surround d by unsurpassed
'raia Growing section and within - miles of the
tscrusin River ard the line OF the Milwaukee ana
Mississippi Rail Road, and " . be sold on reasonable
terms For terms apply by letter or otherwise 70
q. +. FAY. Prairie du Oh en-.
Crawford Co, wis.
P.air.e du Chen Angus. 2, 1854. 5m4I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

II The Cleveland Herald relates several in
stances showing the want of popular knowledge
o. Inc SUBJECT OF the uses of postage stamps 1t
seems that the clerks in the Post Office in that
city often md from forty to fifty cents day,
which have been dropped, with the letters, into
lne box the troopers evidently supposng that
,aey had thus prepaid their epistles We know,
hom personal experience that this ignorance is
hot confined TO correspondents. but even extends
u some cases, 10 the Post Masters themselves
We nave seen letter from one of these officials
"a Virginia, Inquirasof the Department the mean
hS q the little plcters stuck on the letters and
aao'aer, from Missouri Post Master. who de-
sire" me Department to sustain him in a decision
A5 had recently made against a neighbor, who in
Ssea mat them prohles Of Washington on the
E'e's pad the POSTAGE" and, he added in tone
o. fe.fesaIng assurance, "the man thinks I don't
re" my duty, and ask the Department to set
y" HSat. As for the stamped envelops they
are perfectly EleuSiuian TO hundreds of Post Nasf-
eTs anu their clerks = e,,,ary0,y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20


In this department we defy competition. We have at
present on hand stock OF spring and Summer Clothing
whch Tor variety elegance OF style, quatly and price,
cannot be passed-cpnsisng of broad Cloth
lrock ana business Coats FROM the q4aity 10 the
lowest In price Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Coats
an descriptions; Pants and vests every qua
NY, together with large assortment Furnishing
"ods consisting OF Hats, Caps Shirts Cravsts, &C. all
oil winch VIII be disposed of at unusually low prices.
kB we have now in our employment several OF the
most experienced Cutters and workmen,
Mr. AMBEKG, our Foreman who has been employed in
iat capacity IN almost all he cities the Union.
now Wen Known To numerous patro exquisite
ana unequal Artistic, and who the last 20 wears
mas been exclusively in the Clothing business will be
always al hand 10 wait upon and that the public
perfectly satisfied and ell attended to- Every article
made under our own supervision and inspection every
garment made OF the best possible materials
rSned TO dt and please we'll We fitted up our Sec
ohd Story exclusively for CLOTHING ~ 81 ~
EVoFs j. and should ad wise all lovers good GOODS
and good bargains give cali as our Goods wi II
and must be sold. Whole suits made on from to -
hours notice.
we will Cut all garments purchased from US or any
other rn immediately at the regular There will
oe no delay fer want of help, have now in the
oneren too hundred hands employed,
to whom the highest wages given.
Feeders. Country Merchants and Miiners supplied If
Ne~ York Prices, adding transportation only
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCLOSKEY.
Mineral Point, May /, 175f 1y25
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

r.. ,. ireaslrg-The official statement of the
49, re- states Treasury Department shows that
-. were s25. 62S 600 IN the various sub treas
~''7s' subject to draft on the 2sth ult.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
Something New
UR. wEE.gER,s
IA DISPE n SARY
HbEgUG STORE.

FEvHE subscriber is now receiving 6ne assortment
= OF Choice ESrHge. Va siicEne-. Paints.
oils, Dyes, Chemicals, Medici51aZ Liquors,
and, in brief ali articles usually found at Drug Store
all OF which he offers fer sale Cheap for CASH will
in addition to the ordinary Drug business, special
attention to prescribing for all
that may be presented From o'clock % O'Clock A.
NJ. of each day when he IS not otherwise engaged his
professional services will be grafuitcusy rendered
all IN need OF such gratuttf but ~ all other the
c4sh or its s9aiO8ieat VIII be expected wher medicines
are dispensed o service Is rendered
Produce, at muIke; price viii taken.
GEO. D. WILBUR, NJ. d.
In connection with the establishment. pr. VIII
her has an assortment OF most Of The articles usually
kept at
MUSIC SHORE
Sara as -Husic Books Bass not q Guitar
Nttsc Paper, Strings, both haliaH
Sheet rstsic, AMI common
Instruction EookS, Tuning Forks,
Fsai35S, Guitars, Bridges,
Flutes Ciarjone'S and Taii- pieces
Other instruments; Pegs, &c &C.
G- PLAN }S and 4Er. DEOES, Of any manu- 4ct,Ire,
ras= Instruments rr Fands ary ether instrument
article ~ tbs iue uii Be furnished order short
out.ce and reasonable terms
Mineral Point, WIS Juiy 10, 1s5f. F35tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

Vermont We learn from Senator Foot, who
has arrived here from Vermont, that the Anti Ne
brasSa victory in that State is without parallel
The sweep is much cleaner than our telegram
&c dispatches had indicated
Il IS understood that the Pierce and Douglas
men have not carried County or Senator ia the
NG.s-not member of Congress. nor State off.
GER That Douglass natire county returns 2s
Anti II Nebraeka Shat out of $50 members
tected, the Douglas men will not have 80.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

ne northern states are represented in con
- eF thIrty two senator's and one hundred and
r. - = 1l'e members OF the house: the southern
: "-i'y senator's and ninety members
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist E. Church

The Annual Conference for Wisconsin of thu
above Church met at Janesville-Bishop Morri:
presiding. The following appointments may b.
interesting TO many of our readers
PidttevilLs Distrtet.-S. c. Thomas P. E.
Platteviie to be supplied.
Shullsburg. Henry Wood.
Council Hill VIM Summersdes
Hazel Green, A. Calender, ]. Simms
Potosi, TO be supplied.
Lancaster, A HI. Walter.
Beetown. John Hooper.
Montford, III. Palmer.
Dodgeville and Linden, Eli c. Jones, one to be
supplied.
WEIGH Mission r B. Price.
Mineral Point, Washington Wilcox.
Fayette, O. W Richardson.
Wyota, John L. Dyer.
Elk Grove E. b. Russell.
Platte, Robert Langley.
Prairie d. Chen Districi-A Brunson, P. F.
Prairie du Chen, Roht Delap.
Patch Grove. VIM. NJ. Osborne
Fennimore, w. F. Delap.
Helena, f. Tasker.
Ridseway, J. Ferry.
Mascoda, d. o. Jones.
Richland City, J. T. Prior.
Orion E. Page
Richland Centre. f. Buck
NiroqHa, A @ Cooley
Sparta and Black River Falls, n Mayne ].
Pardun. sup.
Lewis Valley, TO be supplied
La Crosse, r. r. Wood.
Monteville d O. Van Slvke
Minnesota DiStrict.--D. Brooks, p Z.
St Panl J. Kerns
Scandinavian Mis-, D, B. Anderson, C. P Agre-
Illus.
ST. Anthonys Falls, to be supplied
Benton County, Jas. II. White.
Mill Lac, Indian Mis-. to be supplied
Sandy Lake Indian Mis-, Samuel Spates
Marion, 6. F. Hilton.
Saltwater, A. c. Pennock.
Point Douglas, to be supplied.
Hudson, to be supplied.
Prescott, ]. G. Johnson.
Chippewa D. Kidder
Reeds Landing and Cannon River N Hobart
Red Wing, j. Brooks.
kaposa, c. c. Kidder.
Shockapee, 5. Steine
Mankato, Lewis Bell.
Minneapolis, ]. B. Mills.
Brownville, Benjamin Crist.
Milca,JEec 6 Mississippi r. R-The earnings OF
the NJ. & NJ. r. R, for the month of August lust
past, are follows:
Freight, Sl9,332 So
Passengers, 13,0S7 81
Total $50. 42O 81
Earnings for Aug 1853:
Freight, S9,521 2S
Passengers, 1854 IS
Total, SIs,276 10
In the Superintendent estimate of the years
earnings giving a total of 100000, August
was set down at $4,000; excess of actual earn
ings, S2,420,34.
The months past were estimated at $685.
1923; their actual earnings are SZ44 ,294, 10.
The estimate for September was $4,000, and
from the manner in which the month begins, it
will probably overrun those figures-Senirel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
v.aUAsfsE Fslsss EUas SALE,

Contiguous 10 The Nil,cGtee s Mississippi Railroad.
70 w VIII sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
wv w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the
-A- Honses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES OF the choicest quality said Farm
contains nearly 900 Acres Of first land Acres
of which is broken aud well fenced. There is fire pas
tuTe the and well wGeTed. Also all kinds OF
Farming implements. And 80 Of nne land near
Dover, Wis with a comfortable House the
The above prem ses are situate near the Model Mills,
in Iowa County. minute description of said premises
may be seeIs at our Once.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. III
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

fresh supply of Life sayings of Mrs. Parlington
~ aud Fern leaves End Series.
ALSO,
This That 81 The Other, Lamp Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, Minnie Hermon.
Peal tishInc sunshine in Daily Paths,
Light * shade,
Prose & Poetical Works Of Spencer. DRYDEN,
Dante Herbert, Coieridge. Milton, Cowper.
Montgomery Hemans Kirke White, Goldsmith,
Sterne, SC &C, sc. &c.
Standard theological Works, Family Bibles,
& Prayer Books, Just received at
JOS. SMITHS
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

IAVING permanently located in Mineral Point, would
respectfully tender his professional
citizens of the town and vicinity.
OFFICE in the sTribune Building lup stairsl. Resi-
dence in the two story house above C. L. stephensons
residence. n32y5
June Z. 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
+ RST A RRIY AL
OF
S P r N G G Q Cd ST.,
NEW AND POPULAR systemic
SMALL PROTII1S FOR CASH


(Lats Mickey s. Bro)
digh Sfreea, Mineral Point opposite County Buildings
ROWAN AZ sE,CE.oSKEY
Beg leave Ia inform the citizens of Mineral Point end
IT'S vicinity hat having, the successors of thst 6s
guished and old established irp of Mickey & Bro en-
on the general Dry Goods CIot hing and Grcery b.s
ness, in 8 more economical and satisfactory manner
tha, perhaps tn citizens of this place have ever had
tae gooi fortune OF being favored with before
iheir 9oods which they receiving. were pI,r
chased for cash. and sslec ei with care Under
more advantages than generally possessed bv ohcr
The public 10 an examination their stock Fearing no
competition IN point of quality and prices they
fully satisfied they cannot fail in s,,ttinr he vsbes %
wants OF this community.
Feeling that enumeration OF all The articles we are
prepared to saertfce would be Infringement on pub
nc e yet, for the satisfaction OF the Sdies, shall
show how much cheaper VIII sell them few article
buying, -
1000 yds plain. plaid, striped black and changeab le
ttss ahu TURK SatiDs, ali coiors, asfonshng,y low
2o3e yds o. Six Ttssnas: Rareges: Jaconet. Dotted
SWISS Book, Bishop, Victoria, Cambria, Strinrd asd
hareh Musins; 10 which would beg particular at
tention l'Oo pieces Lawns colors. at 10 crns-
usually sod at twenty five. 200 pieces of EugIsh
french aud scotch Giughems, CO ors at I2J cents
per yaTd-ns1aliy sold at p upwards OO0
pieces fancy tassIneres, Fw eds Linens Cloths at
manufacturers prices coo yds choice and most va
rled styles English AMI French Prints at 6z els and
upwards Together with great variety of either articles
ID the Ladies department.. such as Shals
Lsces Embroideries Hosiery, cloves Table Linen SC
BON ~ a. Z s. BONNIE 8o
1905 COMETS, and large cases OF Ribbons. of The
latest and most fashionable styles, which we speciay
reserve for the Ladies, at their prcts Together
cool GENTS and BOYS dress. silk, bleacbad
straw aud palm leaf HITS, of The latest and most ap v.
ed Styles whica we promise to give away, at a small
advance over cost.
R0DTs AND SHOES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
GEO. L.. FROST.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
N1 west of the Book Store. Will attend to land ne
gotaons and transact all business connected with his
profession. Collections promptly attended to- 3ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
Mineral Point, May /, 1851
EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR.. ROWAN is Agent for The extensive and old es.
tabshed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILL & g UIoN New York He is now prenared Il,
remit money usual, nd to engage passages, on the
lowest terms from all parts of England, Ire land snd
Scolana Passage Certificates and Drafts at sight from
II upwards, can be obtained of him, with receipts for
all moneys paid him. for the safe and punctua transmits
sion of which the Company hold themselves responsible
All post paid communications will be answered at once,
and every required information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
SHEzkEEE,S SALE.
ID and A Wesson, }
rs. Circuit Court, iowa county, Wis.

ID and A Nesson, }
rs Circuit Court, iowa county, Wis.
rregaskis * Brothers \
virtue OF writ of feri feriss issued ont the
h . office of the Gle X OF The Circuit Court of Iowa
county, in the State of Wisconsin, and me directed
md delivered against The goods chattes, lands and
tenemeEs OF the above named defendants, Tregaski
and Brothers. and IN favor n aud A. Wesson, have
ths day levied upon and al! tte right title and
Interest," prest nj contingent, which any either all
Of sid defendants in and 10 the following described
real estate, the 18th day OF April a ID aay
time since, witE the priv and appurenances there
unto belonging all of said real estate being sitssed In
said county OF Iowa to it - n Nel's survey of Min
eri Point, Lots 3d. 30 0S 50; part Of Lot I23 as per
Receivers certificate, No. 29y In Harrison's
Nnerai Point Outlets Nos i72, i93, 9 900, POI, eoS,
PTS $50 2ii 2i2, 230. In StrUn2s and others Addition
to Mineral Point, Lots 9, 3 and O. Block "a.
undivided fourth of the northwest quarter of
the north west quarter of Section seventeen ard Of the
northeast. quarter the north quarter OF Section
eighteen in Township five north, af Range east,
containing twenty acres" And shall Tuesday, tho
18th day OF September A II 4, sell all the right
AMI interest 81 SAID DESCENDANTS of either
theI in the real estate above described froet
door of the Court House. in said Mineral Point,
the hours of O'Clock forenoon and four
clock in the afternoon of said day satisfy said
writ and costs. CHARLES y. MUMfoRD,
Sheriff. Iowa county, Wis.
sherifs Office Mineral Point Aug.9. ie5i. Acts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
TAEL OR Is.

INHE undersigned would pectfu,ly tender his q.
L thanks to the citizens OF Mineral Point and ~EI
vicinity for past favors aud inform them that he "a
continues business at his old stand High Street, LII
where he viii be pleased receive continuance OF
public favor.
ns Gentiemens Clothes cleaned and pressed short
notice. HENRY PRICE
August 10, 1852 v5n42
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
STOLEN,

STOLEN,
yR0M the Subscriber in The village Of Franklin. town
x of Highland sunday, tn tn of July, is53, a
Pocket Bo containing, other papers, the fol
lowing notes: One Tor ehtythTee dollars against Ma
tian Batter fslo yable January LIST 1851 sgainst
Asa C. Ci!e for thirty dollars able think. October
list l-54. md against Levi Reed, for twenty two
doars ard eigtT six cents All persons cautioned
against purchasing said notes.
RICHARD CAMROE.
Highland. August !, 1874. 3Sf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

JOE y a Exams,
FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, Wiscon-
sin, solicit share OF public patronage Their work
VIII be done in the fashionable le and
sonahle terms Shop High Street
OF Cutting done TO order, ard warranted to fit ii
properly made up. 42y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
VI. VAN pUSEN. w. ID,

TtfENDERS his services rs PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
TO the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity,
and would inform his friends and the public, has
removed his residence 10 the house formerly end
occupied by Col ID w. Jones' directly opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, and his Office door below the Store OF
Burke Fairchild Esq and doors above the Book
Store. yJu43
Mineral Point Aug. %, 1852.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
s,1TUEE WHEELER,


GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
N Groceries, Crockery and Hardware, High Street,
Mineral Point. ytin33
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20
Eg0pTS AND SHOES.
OloGhimg2 0lothimg

We have on hand endless variety of this stock an,
in order to afford elton, we invite, The
TO call and examine Tor themselves.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

CEEsgss4GS CGT,EEts ELL,
GT~The only coed and cheap HOUSE, SIGN. and
ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER
Wagons Buggies and SIefghs, Banners, Regalias and
Transrarencies- Painted with ard despatch.
Paper-hancipg, White washing and Wall staining,
done in the best style. Country orders punctually
tended 10 Residence door north OF the Franklin
house. Mineral Point, WIS. v5nII
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.E0sFN FgE.,EGr


GENERAL DE tTER in Merchandise of all
VI Store the corner OF Chestnut and Ligh :
Mineral Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Tie Fourth Edition Is ready 10 sddG.Oa a a
usual A,tTorou;ics Calculations sud Caeadw pSsss ss
A'meoao this gear conE0ps
Ia. GoviRNMsNr - rHE UNITFO Sr,TEs, E1ecg1yssud
JsIcal ofthe o. bint OfceIs supreme a. ~ Jsr
ns. Of p. Memoirs o. he 'rt-" a. sst usa
I,ru,..f tc-s ~ the Member ne hSssp ss,s.
&c
4CslKis Asp THs USirEp STATS
Oh o.n-tic Coo ,iuuafuce o"~"en Chez hastrss k.s
tr.u hang .s.,es.oa snd Ssse.s,j lSoy ssss
ste kosr sf,r
Ccss aNp TlL INirsu Sfsrts--
Tp- srarpsa rarf- Tro-y Au' nplomsiic csrss "a
Noss,s "shser tverc't Citn,toa -ori 'oSG Sssi "
lHF iAPaNts. Lhf'pil"S
trisf ,c,ourt Expedition Js9sn under esasT-s,is
Coupodose Perry, b. hslAe Taj OF who sacosi,Na ~
LfsI Arr ~ EURoPs-
A roUer,rl md brilliant Grafton bv Victor suso
"a. i>AuGuRAL AopNEss OF PUssiosSr PURGE.
sfNsu tsCfs ~ kGUcCtTCRE-
psge usny valuable sets .nd nins G - ssea
Of 7 am
EtIiONAL tINsNCfs--
p.csir rba Fsr.ocares oftae United es' o,yurxmets
y, nssl year eudiuy juot S. 1854 ,ni ysss q
sna ~ e.difn,ss FOR tin year -niink = n . ilsi
R,iLw.ys rHE tsirED STA1ss-
The .ng cupifs stock Of eouf'rctsa sst ~
.orasss SC - II tie Va rosds IN lie uuites stass
An Fai,ors sItie. on the Exhibition Ter ,nasrsY Of "
Russ. AND TrRgFr-
A Pictorial Article tne War nov sEsd he,ssss sss
$40 Pcwers
GoyseNAs>rs Up cGs sEysRAL srArss sos 1885, 4
Table ecIfsiung ist e the states Csrltsls eo-sf1v
Time Of meeting Of Legislatures iue Of hohas AsaAs Ese
PoruLAR yorE FOR PREs,ptsr ia is53 lsts asd lsA
Ao ~ Population Of the unied stssss by ssiss ssesatA
the iest {. nsns
ELEcto, RtruEss frc,n every STATE in the Uaos es-s
for the vhig AlranDoc.
srgs ccps. q. eenr. pc sossn 81 per hundred
t'ls n1ns 81 viii receive 10 copies Orscs eslr Ni-
GREELEY scELsArH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

In Eycbange there is only a mode.':e business doing
end SEEING heavy az sas ct B4aSers signatures can
had Of .Ps.e Francs Is. and heavy.
There is Lot much dong in Freights to-day excepting in
Grain Of which 75OC0 or 600 bush have engaged
for Liverpool 81 l49l5d 9coO bbls rleur i3 200 OF
800 pigs Pork and Bacon IS a47'6. The Andes has
l0eo0 tush Corn l5id; 500 balss Co ton 3D., &C To
Giesgow sme Provisions were tai en- At 4j \ ctires
was made for south side Cubaa Sugar and IS 50 for
Mclssses' and another and 81 charter from West
Indies to Cowes sId a market was m,de q. II IS
There is truth in the statement Of morning paper
that Mr. Bsrrrm intends resign tie Presidency OF the
Crystal Pasce He Is well satisfied with the prospects of
Tire S;erprse viii tale hold OF il with yeor and his CON
menctd the campaign by pe.tonne the Common Couue.
for s1ei sion OF The lease The stock sold 81 Al today
which Is al improvement OF II cent within few days
The adv,es per Arabia have had uafayoiable effect
aIoI BTesjstuf markets Flour has declined 50 TO
6s,e. ebl Corn 5 or &c. ard holders OF Wafs: must
INIT oonsd rshe decline make sales Flour Is now
sbon; 81 2a BIZ blow tho hishe,t point Corn sbou,
&c, 3 Bush AID Wheat 20 10 soc. 2 bush. Cotton
remains steady.
The sale Of mortgages account OF the Merchants
ard Mechanics Eass Vi Qswego which was to have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

trEITy ~ Uses on S,irsS.s iss, Mr TelfJ Acsiss 81
,ss 80 @ se.s tr Asts, th esls, - ms
.- fr .. ff il tfg - A1ro-ass V7a NV -,
f~arfrr Y-st % 81. re I'D wlen T. y a a44
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.Flr o. e. i5t ittt tfr,r n ine. l't n ~ n
irf eprii. @. clsli,s tIc Nora Loe Ai'e'e' AGA
i.ts "a fr5s , tse family 9tt i'a7 800
&c ana aterccu a. o'' Oh i'ol's'9-- l'' "
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