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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

WHTsEY-The market bur 49, - So h
af SIC Otso ard - Prison DrlEs tAet
of5l blae ~ inc and
PnOVIsIONs-Our Pork dll ana raae- ss-r i'r
NJ. -bs arrivals - the demand C0n--ct % n
tat of 500 tt ha" been Tiled today A. ~. or iA'
Ibis - qji 81 for Mes anc %i2 - !I P1'
dem sd
hb-s =I 5dslf 81 1r renlcS-d
Chcaeo Couufry Me ani >Ta - > fr Country
City prime Pr.ris Me- bu a.; ses Of b. good y e. -
Meas shadr and ggiet; oi
Sc d. and Pked sh5lders- All "a ~
Hnns Lsrd -nher be-ter The s1ppy o. Prns nod
cf 1fctl- latter eK-rt ee
Buris dr hetv for State aud lGii FOR Ohi
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BIRTTS.

BKnsoH--ssy "a, M. wife Of JON J. se'""' "
cHIDW Icg-Eay Is. Er< Chsdviet, wife Of "1"A" '@"
ulfI@Ms, "a ~. Han of John HAL o. pLgeir.h
HIRRIsONksy "a MIS- Harrison wife of Cio"p harr'n' OF
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FLOUR AND MEAThere increased hT-e.s u oar Hisrei
co. We-tu end Flour and prcrs are e better VIII orsk
- - F,st.r drand especially the better GRADES Tbs
yiy are not il psoo the home demand There ot little
Four nTthc demand TAR Tor tae
PTc,Ece sales so bb ~ IS The sales Of Nes.era Ssa.
s 400 Lhs A. 70 straight >t@-s va
s ior Mehxsn and eouinon Il tod ohi
nher Four better the aiy good and the supply na
srrhea sales bb,s IS 81 - Tor mixed 70 good
brards and GeoigetoSn Rye foiI Is in
SD ~ S for supertne and - >
oI ~ e flr lrr.rx We qalle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

E.n coming atoG. .l5ooo0 pc, day. principally :.e
lsrscr Denomination o. twenty d0.a, peer. 10 aori
period Tie sac.cs VII b. al hand TO pTosoa with ne
work, 20 rc-'1e .hc Ina7irin eFns.s = .'e
paoy a. .ho Institution to .urn ont thirty millions,
even fifty mionper annum. The quotations ~ Stocks
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BY Ttleg graph.

PosToN-Arr Msy p bats Chl'oa. Ph.alsPs.A; Glen Ap
lasiEo's: lrg Baron de Csstre. bll1mor,
CHAKESrON-Arr May =, u ; Mail seAlis'p S1nthsrn'r
ExAn. stv-ioTk.
Az Nav 3 stesmsh'r Marion. Ncw-iorN
SAVAXNaH-Arr MAY > ..esmship Augusta, New-Nors
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FROM EACH STATE.
Reeeipts of Prpduce-MhY %.

Bv Noyh Fier and Bdrges-9g6 bbs Flour, ~ pNs.
Rner az DO Meal COS do T1 do Lard zoos do Pok ~
do urdy l5 DO Ashes S9 Whisky SoO bus "ne'
oil go &c. Corn ,,aos
Bs Ne orr Railroads.&c. psgs Flour, - DO Asies
o DO Bacon y Cheese $3.50 sides Leather III oS'
nv.
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Passengers sailed

H. steamship fanoda Boston Hor LioetHr Thomas GROOM
N C;roon T. " sargcnt Mrs NJ CLARK. Mrs DR. Storer, MF
George Peaee, George II Bowden Hesthdea Aa'R sun
ner John Hall Hunne well Dr. NJ Warren and wife Master
Banks Mrs Sheldon, and Mis- Byte Of Boston
Cn N,htu sstee salem; Charles H. Coffin Of SewbuPor
- Cruddeu AID Peter Crudden of Lowell
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MARRIED..

IsHOp-BORRowkAE-At Jersey Cay on ihe I'd sns, ty
- Re-, A. Eii.on tmud bshep, fr'nter 70 fi1ahe IA
e<st dssthsr the late Alexander b0TrVWnan bdneurgh
BROUwER-BOGERT-At oakSele y Y, May 10, by the
pes r Jervs Cornelius Brouwer; NJ D. Of RoeheeT 20
Esxststh d.ushter late Rudolph Bose Of this City
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Markets. .CaRrrvLLr RrponrKD FOR THE TRIBrsr

ASHESThe i-Arko; essT f Peal sa.as Of LOO bsS s
as Pois e steady sc.
COITOS-Iodsy the market H steady. with oaly moderate
include bales which l41 taken
or exrort fer ~ speeuAsn We the
rors Of the Board adopted last Monday which slight
SV.rce ha en and they be considered nominal
SEw-yoKX eL,ssIFicAroS
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NV S-,sy FToot Prilfins Trlr-r.ph

TA5 shf- ar ~ bark in .la ,oa,asln Oii ~ -,
a.. Wus-r .. ou GsAore s1sn ssael i moved a'ol
hfr y 81 rrh frrl thf shoge.
N md no.e rs.s from south Weather e'ea''
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices Of the pno
pal articles of Farm Produce in the City of NewYork On
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

pdes the amount in the hands of some 500 passenger
probabiy 81 600 600 OF the above, .. Davidson
shipped sisssco which goes to England from Panama.
The aggregate shipments of Messrs Page, Bacon Co.
.re inst million Of dollars. The prospects Of the miners
.,,;nped to be very good. Money was rather tighter
s.d trsds lsss scye than by the previous svices The
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
halers


PG,he Oc,an.
Bedfod 22d ship Fisher Arctic Ocean last
bone on hoard Tor Fsrhaven Sold % bb
de- VIII oil and 6ooo lbs bone Reports spoke Feb a - -
long 81 W. bark Harvest Spencer, Farhayen. csaa lat -
long 81 g. bark Venice Harris Of and for New Lonfon with
btls-March 49, NmrOd Green, OF = H.
With 80 bbls sp
SID from do. I'D. brig Annawan for Atlantic Ocean.
Honolulu March a ship Dover Babcock y. L. from War
ship Orou tfr Cocard Il I'm Nsntz; <h bark
she pherdess Waerhouse, Mystic, L mons IS sp.
Ga March a chip Dover Babeoek, OehAi nh shepherdes'
On Monaay morning March d says The Pyne,iIn Ionolnul
O'clock NJ the American whaling bark sarah Shesi Capt
Wall be fire A. the time of making the dis
covery she approaching this and heen
On arriving she displayed signals OF dis snd
outside where she Immediately boarded by he pilots
the ships in the Ia Dor dispatched
her assistance the ship brongh inside, and ater
he fire extinguhed We under
he ship he ly the cook which ncendeTy oct
crme 1t occurred within jurisdiction Kingdom The
damage dout b. the fire not OF avery serious nature and can
readily be fsTsiIed. - -.
months sp viii shiIs Bailey, Nan, 81 months J
% VIII Ere Jeraegan ~ B. 10 sp, 10 VIII American ler
Nan. Isaac Hicks skinner 81 mouths 100 viii 2th Da
ps {. lin n B. sp VIII Mefac0n, Woodbntge " r. 80
sp Natrhl. He ~ b., 10 LOO VIII Cores stetsoo Y t.,
0t tGrk Eugene Peude0n, Ston sp, CossacS, Top,
n B. p I'D ship James Loper Whppey. Nan So wal Jas
5cCG tone; Anoda Hasding N B. 25o sp l0O VIII Gdson
Hovlsrd Bryant v b.; Mary Martha Slocum ~ b. 10 sp 80
WI Mon real Gray " b; Chas W Morgan Ripley " b. bAak
5. H. Waterman HAL. Sion
Bedford who b. three months from Oahu had CO.. DDS
sperm intended touch Hong Kong Ia tho latter part OF
AynL -
jan . 81 25 s. on. l70 W. bark Amazon, Barber OF Fair
haven oil rot rel ortsd
Fb lat 56 t lon s. o8 W. bark Canton Packet and 81
days from New Bedford, oil not reported
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fiHancial.


TEN PER CENT. INCOME BONDS. TIRE
Il CHIeAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY o5s,
for sac so fe Ct TEN PER CENf INCOME BONDS p.ysbis
from March and convertible
pTior 10 March s These Bond fully secured BY pedEe
the sse income OF the kosd ser Interest q nna
Of aogags Bonds The receipts u the % miles Of road hf
the best part Of Illinois estimated AZ 81 800 600 per
making these Income Bonds e ard desirable
The hosd new N Operation 70 Bloom ,7 miles VII ~
openee through 20 Chicago the day 0f Juiy
GEORGE BLISS. Pres't. Nc 10 wsis1ss-
New York April IS. laS4
| AND WARRANT OFFICE, 10. 63 WALL-Sr.-
~ loo 50 and 10 Wsrrsnts bought AID Ocs .as
al Ws1A1ts sod By will Be s1Arsnsd n all respes< vso,
limit - To tine Warrants 10 al sf the
aei rrlees on receipt Of rsmittsnes T ' COLEHkS
MAD RIvEs AxD L.kE EEIs kAiLgoAD Co
nIFlDEND.-Boston, March 30, ls54.-A Divl
~ ceDd Of TEN PER CENT has declared pavabe ia .t
Of the Company the s Of May ~ae,
the certificates have been Issued shareholders record oo a.
Siriur SAMUEL HRSsUAIV Trs..n.. - -
nREXEL, sATHER IL CHURCH. BANKERS
~ SAN FRANCISCO Gel drzw Bls o. fErcharr. on nj gyF2
United 'r ~'@" " ne
CoIsenos made San Francisco the interior Of IN. Star,
and proceeds promptly reutsd Collections nav hs .en. S 20
u % tnIoesn DKEEL Co., PhlaAephis or P sArIi-
EfaAnse oa san s,Dseo r ale suit by DRExEL
A w. GREKNLEAF, STOCK BROKER
hs oHee of
J. THOMPSON Ma 7w.u-~ ux~v.%
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NAVAL sTORE>-Snce the Spirits OF Tur
reliue h.sStcncd the The
hshi @ week 80 bbs closing dull Com
RESIN without improvement sndn moderate request
S,tO bis Wilmington - 6 ~ TO- In ward AID delivered Tar
j. demand and without change sales Wilmington
~ sodi IS; and 5oO do. ior export AZ - IL
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. .

MINIATURE kLnksAc......TsI DAY
IS Sets.....7 10 Moon o-n
IGN
Sandy Gov. Island. l0m hon Gate 0ln
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>.Dken, &c.

May 20 lon IS bark Muskneum Dkey days from
Boz son for Cardsnss
Nay u Chncoessue ship Richard Anderson OF Bal
tinoe, with less Of main tOF gailaatnast.
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SUGARS-Dung DAYS market has exhibited
fmn,ss heTe qroble adj note The demand has
part speculative. Sales = 100 hhi
df,c 5lo0 hhcf kewOfesns y ~5i 40
hhds Rico. 4a,c; 80 boxes Hyans 4.d7ci 2cO bags
Nihera private terms
INDlGO-A dull market and prices without ehanse we hear
private auc,on 70 caes Manila Al od 4c
MOLAsSEs-Thed ald 'iied AID prices are without eh.lse
note; 2St bts NewOIeansa a. 3a2 900 do ,uba hg+
covsds "a ici 40 hbds Porto Rico at y @ - esyed Cues
2o bb Texas end ls5 hhds and y ties
SIup private suction, 30 bbis NewOeals a.
ls aisle.
POTATOEs-The demand good the supply - and prices are
rs aud Mercer aud Caefs az
q = Bermuda worth - ,G - = Dol.
TALLOW dull: ssl~ ocO0 n III dllc for prime quality
RIGA demand home iax doing EXPORT sales
O 45t SS 3 q - =.
sOAP-A demand Old prices; ae Of $50 bxs CASTLE
English a. II a liic. 1890
- l. of Pme Pepper ots, .ci Case Sci Mace " 'i
PiUenfO lfc.
WHALEBONEA better market for Polar, and 10000 10 have
been sold for export At SIC.
FIsH-Dry Cod unatered the supply in the mNrket L fa
dull GOO quuta In iots wanted st - 57a
IS or Georges Bank Mackerc quiet and
sales hbs ZIG IS. which higher aud
No 3; Smoked Herring demand al J Tor
No l. ana 5co scaltd Picked do DALI - 750 IS
TOBACCO-The ark. quiet and fe favor the buyer sales
hhds Kentucky d9c; 5 bale Hyaus I a5oc; %
Connecticut Seed Leaf l5 80 Fnta
la ~ % bales kenucky Stems al llc 81 bale, fara anu -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

Messrs. Duncan sherman & Co. viii pay the Coupons
=. the Civ of Albany y cent Bonds, due lst proximo'
ur abundance of money has had the natural ehec' oil
spdus to equane the rates for money in the negho'g
cities. Philadelphia paper has been sent here Tor saic
which has turned the rate of Exchange against us ana
sl0o coo to si5ooo gold per day has been gong TO as
city Cor few days past. Meanwhile we are receiving
considerable amounts from the West and sehd oa'k some
m return. the Ranks At the West being generally weak in
specie.
The North Star is at hand with two weeks later dates
from San Francisco. The shipments OF gold to Panama
and San Juan larger than by any previous boats for
lsng time, being:
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VHO the HOLDERS of BONDS ISSUED BY tho
Il aANSYlELb and sANDUsKY CITY and the COLUMBUS
and LAKE Erie RAILROAD COn2ANIEs-The Railroad CT.
porston hsretore Known y the of the MANSFIELD sd
sAhDUskT CITY RAILROAD COMPANY and the COLUN-
BUS and LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY having In pas.
the laws of the State Of Ohio become s
per.iion under the Of the SASDUsKY MANSFIELD -
NEWARK RAILROAD COMPANY: Notice u x5yen III
BoIds Of either Companies be exchanged eoreponnG
Of the Bonds the Company
Of the property frsnckes Of the eonsss6
Road. No q Broadway. d. n BARNEY Trustee.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Friday nornins, Decenscr y lsS4.


Tn the United States Circuit Court, sitting
in this CITY, one Captain John Smith has been
convicted of having been engaged in the Slave
Trade between the coast of Africa and the
islands of Cuba. The sentence of the law,
which is death, was suspended, in order that
his counsel might take the necessary steps to
move for a new trial. The facts which were
proved in this case were substantially these:
In January last, Capt. Smith went to BOs-
ton, where he purchased the brig Julia Moul
ton, cleared her in ballast for Newport, and
on the End Of February brought her into this
port. Here he engaged one James Willis as
mate, telling him that he was going on Slave
Trading voyage, agreeing to pay him $40 q
month on the outward voyage, and from vi :
200 to $4,000 on the passage back. A crew
was shipped of about fifteen hands, mostly
young men, and large quantity of provisions
water, &C., with lumber, was taken on board.
On the 18th of February the brig cleared from
this port, and on leaving the dock, Capt. Smith
pointed out to- the mate Portuguese named
1emos as the real owner of the vessel, and told
him that the Secretary of the Portuguese Con-
sui at this port had accompanied him to Bos-
ton, and aided him in the purchase of the YES
sci. The ship was cleared by Captain Smith,
and had regular papers for the Cape Of Good
Hope. After she had been out about forty
DAYS, the timber on board was used to make
a temporary deck or floor in the hold of the
vessel, and all the other prepations necessary
to receive cargo of slaves were made.
At the end of sixty days, they made land
on the coast of Africa, at place called Co
bra, where they were boarded by boat which
brought instructions in accordance with which
they cruised at sea for ten days longer, and
then put in at port further South called Am
brozzetta, well known as depot for the Slave
Trade. Here, in the course of two or three
hours, six hundred and sixty four negroes, in
Guiding forty women, were brought on board
and slowed away as cargo in the hold of the
brig. They were placed on their sides, one
laying in the lap Of another-were taken out
occasionally to be fed and aired, and after
voyage of sixty-fve days were landed on the
soutl, coast of Cuba. They were sent on shore
in lighters under the orders of person who
said he was the cOnsignee and the american
Consul at that port. The furniture of the ship
was then taken on shore, and the ship herself
was burned.
Willis the mate, came to this city in the
brig Marcelus where he again met Capt Smith
who refused to pay Willis the balance due him
on his contract, amounting to about $40,
whcreupon Willis impaired the nature Of the
voyage to Mr.. Donahue, by whom it was
laid before the authorities. The result was the
arrest, trial and conviction of Capt. Smith,
n. Y. Times.
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ST. pau ,ad6,ftsi,. .
NEW BOOK STORE.

% = ~ y. HAMILTON Il CO.. q ~ =
No. WinstbW House, Corner Of Eagle and Fort Sss.,
RE recsivns and opening the largest and best assort
"A ment Of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles ever before brought west Of Chicago which they
oer ior sale at the very lowest psssbe cash prices
we would first call attention stock of Wall Pdpe
seapsing over $50 rs which purchased NJ very
look at our assortment
Our stock Of Stationery oaat - beat this side of Chi
Wrhng Papw Of all grades. Pens Ink, Rubber Ink
stands Rulers Botting ana Drawing Paper Of descrp
tons and in fact al articles usually Kept sationery
establishment.
Gold I'eM~ We have large stock of J. b. Beer.
rens all warranted which We offer to- the public xe~
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, very article
Ledgers, JOurnaE, Day Books, Pass Books and Memo
randuns, of all styles, in sets or single,
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books and
great variety % Chdrehs Books which cahHst fail 10
please. ~ stit 8 ff.;F IL
Cheap Picdtions We have IN store very large stock
and new ones received BY EApFess they IT,
sued from the press We have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded to
az soon printed " ..-"
Of School Books. have all of A. 8. Barnes Co. IS
publications, whiek offer low any 1h blish
ment in town. Give = call. @. HAMILTON l. Co.,
june 30-dtf So - No. 3Winslow House.
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New York Election.

NEW York, Nov. II.
Onr papers cannot yet agree as to who is
elected Governor While the Evening Times
increases its morning majority for Clark, the
Tribune gives Seymour a triHe more than in
the morning. The Commercial Advertiser
saws, after a thorough revision of the returns,
that there is plurality for Seymour.
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STRAY STEER.
, PROF. DE GRAY BENNIE,s L

rAshIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY (OvER ELfsLrsO
Olposifs TIC American He'd. Il ~ > -
NEW arrangements Terms three moaths-Fee SO 90
~ All the popular Polka QuadrEes, Masourkss, the
Schottesche, Spanish Dance and Waiting, taught in the
most approved aud graceful STYLE Private Classes attend
ed at their residences. az l1i - ~ =" y
NoncEln addition to the evenisss of tuition there
there will be limited number Of visitors admitted Ap-
ply Immediately. .a. 70. -a,;3 =. 1ov24dlws
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COMMERCIAL.
81. PAUL MARKETS


mo ,rs,,,,-,t, - DAirY PONIES OSy1cx, | y
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at witch foreign bani
notes ana exchange bought and sold is Corrected fol
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers Saint Paul.
Exchange New York. ............. ltzr cent
81. Louis...........'"".. 1"sH"
Dubuque and Galena !. &.
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency,
Messrs. Boarr OAKls refuse for Tie present. all Ohio
money, except bills q the State Bank of Ohio all India
n money except bills Of The State Bank Of Indiana al
Kentucky money, except bills of the Bank of Kelrueky
all Georgia money, except Atlanta and the bills of all
Virginia, Tennessee, and District Ct Columbia Banks
BANKING Horss OF c. H. PARkER-Rates of Ex-
change ~ ...,.. .....
Eastern..:... ....!.... ;. x per cent. premium.
Southern ........... n per cent premium.
f.ff GENERAL MARKETS. r[t "a.4-
1--we srocx.-Corrected daily by scoTr Co.--Beef
on foot, So OO6s 30 Q cwt. Cows, s30G$5o Work Oxen
$sOGS$lsO p yoke.
HoGs--Retail-on foot 90 p cwt.
SHEEP OO(04 so y head. sssl
VEN -oN--carcass Sc p ft. Retail lOc p Ii.
Fresh MkAr-Retaiip fb.-Besf1Oc Gs12c Mutton 12c.
Pork 1oc. Veal, 12c. Chickens So so q dozen.
PRovruoNs.-(Correcred daily by b. PRESLEY Pork.
$40 0$l9 so q Dbl Hams, 15c p fb. lard, l2015c. p
Flour superfne, 50 90; extra, 50 so bb Corn Meal,
25c. p bu Beams 81 rs p bush. Potatoes, 60cE065c
y bush. FreshsButter, 95c. @sOc T. 1b. Cheese, "a
lSc p fb. Eggs, 25c p dozen. ..4l ....
GRoCxRs.-(From Mr. ALEXANDER REY Robert street.
Sugar, H., brown, 7sO711c refined, sac. crushed
and powdered, 121.c. Coffee, l4c. 15c. Rio-Laguyra
l6c p b. Java Zoe y IT, Y.H. Tea 75c, Imperial 81.
Rice, 121sc Molasses, SOC Gsl 90 q gallon.
DRIED FKrn.-Apples 81 IS = bushel. Peaches, 81 Is.
Green Apples, So 90 y Dbl.
GRAfS.--Oats, 4Sc. Corn, 75c. Barley, roc - -
MIscE1LANDous-Cra Crackers, 80 SO 4 barrel. Talow lie
q h. Candles star, SOC. p fb. Dried Fish, 1Oc fb.
Lime, 81 SO p Dbl. Onions 81 90 q BUSH lard Oil, 81
Is . gal. Salt, 81 50 q bu. Vinegar, Csc. . gallon
Tobacco 25O5Oc. a fb. Hides (green) S1.c. dry, &c.
p ID. 80 'l,' N.-..... ~ '-... -
LuxBEa.-Common, $1ef0ls q N. Dimension stuff
$40; Flooring $24 Siding $40; Shingles S. Co., D..
3D. WOOp-Iry 81 so a cord. F....f.i--
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h FADING BOOKS!
SANUERS' NEW SERIES


HAvE you seen thems They are admirable books
III All the teachers who have examined and used them
warmly their singular fitness for the purposes
They are in fact the carefully considered results Of the
most ample experience in teaching and accordingly
adapted admirably in every to the wants and powers
Of the learner. - 49,
Here in the onset 'sdun arguments long drawn
out" to that 6 the picture Of a cat is not
that the picture Of horse is not horse that the
picture of COW 10 not cow" and other nforma ton
equally valuable and appropriate, in school book for
child.
On the contrary, the child is assumed to have common
and to need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his He il not therefore puzzled the start
with long words and abstract definitions and wearied out
with reading attempting to read what is without ben
eft because above his capacity and without interest be-
cause insutferably dull -......
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro-
cess till the very last plainly preparatory to the next.
The pupil pleasantly and pr0fably conducted through
lessons consisting of two, three, sylabes
in regular succession all containing matter fun Of
est moral and Instructive, yet highly entertaining
besides arranged while merely teaching To reed
to Undue his mind with the most wholesome Thought and
develope and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers. examine them, and Judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have
the above books for examination, by calling W. g.
Combs near the American House, who is the only author
tied agent for Minnesota. i....'1'. tti'.' 49,
June 22-d1y. i't .....|, |7'1 -.h I-
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s-;a. A. H. MOSLEV, ..----
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES
Ihtrd Shred, opposite the ,Minnesotian Office.
d. NJ. has on hand, in addition to fun stock of
the articles above enumerated large assortment
Ut INDIAN CuR,OSITlES
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods He would also IN
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota that he is
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs La
des hiding Hats and Gloves at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins. .,a 90. : IT,, ...-4 = ~ -
June 81, r54 div . 4V,.
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NJ OTICE is hereby given that the cOparnership here
tofore existing between a. Vance Brown Cbas. II.
Oakes under the name and firm Cf A. VANCE BROWN l.
Co., by mutual consent this day dissolved AL persons
indebted to the above firm will make payment to A..
Vance Brown who will also pay all debts due by the
Germ 81. = ..t. ...... A. VANCE BROWN.
...L} sgy ~ .sti..5l CHAS. ii. CAKES. ~.
Saint Paul, Sept. 18th, 1854. sept 25dtf
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AME into the enclosure Of the subscriber some four
and half miles FROM Saint Paul, about the 4th day
0fJuly, 1854 LARGE brnde spotted OK, with the tip OF
the off horn broken and about nine years old
AsO about the middle of September last light brin-
die OK, crumpled horned. about i've years old. T." '
Notice Is hereby given to the of the above de-
scrbed cattle, come forward, pay charges them,
aud take them away they win b. sold according to
law. Dated November ~, 1854.
nO33t36w WILLIAM FINN.
- STRAY STEER. ~ - -
0AME to the residence Of the subscriber about two
~ miles from this city, about the 18Th of August,
Red Ok, white face, marked T.M" on the left horn
These are all the marks remembered. The owneris
1requested to come forward charges prove proper
ing to law. ~ .-'s 'r .'"DAMAS SEMPER.
: Nov. 20. Io54yv3t .tf Htssi'1-f n .t
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