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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

psrr g slosn ade-rss of 5offt ZEE ana o'' 10 - ''
"a. trt1e. =. affiff. Il 1rarsou fh lasf Ttsf
Ths total recipe the spcurE OF naFsalnn "
Gliding second IN August, In the years IAa De0" w
R..v G,la
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From Our Correspondsp, |

ITEVuI OuI NVIftsfNhdentI
PHfLADELPH1A AuG 2l--i,Tis<J-B.l, n,.on. O..
bt,tnai lIna Nobre from MsTaeaibo 9TH u.t NHtoa
Lef a; Anseabo, brig Isabella from B,rbadoe, .otn. , .
stire 20 load NeuYSrk Cspt yobre rs w. " IuA
etsned 81 the Lssstto b. the quaantns ocer hse.. -
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Passengers Arrived


crew late Of taik AyeroB, lost near Csle de Gait -
In JYig H. " ats from Ponce, PRJ ~ saban. New York
IMMATURE ALAASAc........rHIs DAY.
SuS-Res..... 10 sets....... IS MooN-hses. S6a
wA1E8........r THIS Day
Sandy Hook ... 30 Gov Island 30 Hell Gate .....lO
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Uo,, New York; sebr Helsne States Do ca list, ssA, n
Zoi Sew. York Wen, 18th .chrs j. Deas-ss "a -
Po1,u Nv Yort Nay Jsne. Wet TIales; gtb s>hn ~
CfsSioprp Bah Ne L.usosi John Daring, and Hss,aee
Bird wYors; Co1s'fu ION Hosion.
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fOTATOESThc protcted drouth has is influence
Th first cop tut prove
siuIei timely however will those lately plan'ed
sSs IS ssSssas ~ ,o y .SI .SS ana S; G
DslswsIe, sne Jtrseys. and s5a IS Is for Virsina "
s0Af-Ersl CASTLE urehsnsed sales 80 boxes l dlle,
SALTPE tERwe 10 notice sales at Boston of 600 97oa
ts t lnoia (ude al ale AID so bags Nitrate Soda fe ss
sPlcEs-Cns is esdy with doing sle 5000 mats =.
.'a-c tss ftper IA ots 10 oro and 100 do private
tome; l fimeuio liio essh; Mace IN lots sSd zoe Race
sCGARs-Tbe Transactions limited; the INQUIRY for export
export q &c in bond $50 hhda New Oesus SIC 40 boxes
BIe~s Havana at tdsse,; 500 DO Yellow stsia a7c,
skEDs-Ths deu snd for Clover eoutusss
eocs are ti the late sdvsrce sales Of 10 bhs
lie in los Tmahy Setd e small and si7 $ig
wsu,,e 81 OdsI q Calcutta Iss.ed sesce.
st ,'e al hoson 81 80 to ave Canary Seed quiet 50
STEARTN- The surply sht and the demand od,,,. ..,
oilc!0 ns fair 10 pine at pidllle
SALT Both Turt lsnd and Liverpool good stock and s
reerey Of downward and the
tte e,soss TuIis Island Of Cdir and Ashos
On itys,e trims; also cargo Of Bonsire at 4cc.
mSs S.,tT .rS sc NOS, Tor heavy weights ''
nsfks nsdy 7.c for Drop Tie for Buck
ths,s .Ts ths s,n.ia Irces Bar Lssd7c ~ w. '
inArk let Inactive for Plates and hAvyu9O
sTAk. H-Ihe 'upPiy ample and the ssmsnd moderate At
INHSeen Q, f axe fIm IN y pre,srtou. awaiting advice.
in lots z9e els4e for Bsnea azste Tor s,s.i, Psss
eMee sles IN lots from store slo for C. and lI fT
TEASAt cs,alosse OF Greens and B.e. r,s sa
trd ntsy thposts of the stendsree lGse .nonr h,a
tanned Yours 0Oons. GgDPO~ds ssi nps
,O6 sta concession OF al least 10 2 cent At private sale nset
"Sei,ti ON, ,,
srd pixies hAve been anoTnsto-k very Eht during The
week f7Stof prime CITY ard Phlsee phi, Se'eds Ia
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Dy reducing the Wheat TO Flour the quantity of the
latter tide this year. compared with the
responding period of last year. shows decrease of 457s
bbls. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity of of the
principal articles Of produce left at ddewater from the
of navigation to the 22d of Aug inclusive
during the 1882 l24 days. 1885, l2i days 1884, l3
DAYS.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auet,oneer
CTOCEg and BONDS al AIlCTION -ALRERT


CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-ALBERr
- II NICOLAY will sell TaIS DAY AUG a stl2l 0sloct
th Merchants Exehai for Of whom
s2 and udanspols Ralrosd LIST Mortgage vsa.
Convertible b. t January and let July ~ oo each
$500 soioto ard HoekIg Naly Railosd st Mortgage
Convertible Bonds Interest lat March aud LIST September.
81 zoe each
si(co @sysve and Lexington Railroad ID Mortgage cent
Convertible Bonds interest payable let February snd lst August
81 600 zach.
tluhne Railroad l Mortgage per cent Bonds n.srex
PAYABLE lst Msrch and ist september. ~ 90 ssch
4Qusns oIsna share of the Breckenridge Coal Aso.
citation Kentucky representing lis Of the whole property
Comrny Each quarter being 70 shares Of the Stock
Of the Con Isny. OF ilGO each
10 shares 81 Nicholas Bank elnO each
10 shares BetkmGn FiIe iusun Company. & 25 esot
100 hsres Phenix Gold Mining Company North Carolina fs
each.
600 shares North Carolns Copper Conpaoy IS each.
go sbsIes Pott mae Copper company IS each
TRIMS this day and the balance 20
The all the Bonds will be charged 70 TIE
purchaser.
ALSO.
la schares Buffalo and State Line Railroad. go each .
PEI e paid the day Of and tho balance nO
dSys with interest Of per
H. n holds VI STOCKS Bonds and other socuue
every MONDAY aud THURSDAY the Merchants Exchange
AT PRIVATE SALE,
variety Of first Rslroad Boods Bnk Insurance aud
other Stocks OAce No Brosdst ueuto cor otWals.
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Bd.. and se.n,linr shin.le.

fTf62 q bo.rf and scanng; 600 As OF sAhs'i
a. & H. Of tiutsr sud - gai .S63 y of-t
The receipt. thd August lsi are not We Al en-
,er,d lack EsiimAng recsp,s tr hs- Day ea
th.y viii he fows IN eomPad-on wiki those for
the "a riod lasf year -,-,o,
l&S......l52si,s5 Jl5 ssSSo.tSs
les4...... 10 $40 oj9 P<zDiPo
The .c-pup sud iaeudnt the third week IN Aasa''
" " lsss.' ssis,ise HSu 1912 G2s2ss
ls5s....leI Is2ta l6.22 1878 5'S2l,sS
Here decrease up the present lime since .st year oi
s. 7s2 s si Of Scsnns 55l5 As o. shingles HJ
{ ft,t of I mt.r. srd a III s65 rs Of Slaves
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Dec 1851 Dec. lO4,3s7 Inc 90 ss5 Inc. l4f1
TIE aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide
water from lie commencement of navigation to the 22d of
August inclusive during the years 1853 and 1884, as fol-
bws:
Flour hbls Wheat bush. Corn bush. Barley, bush
ls5s.........I 3l3S53 24Ses l357,5l7 l79y5l1
lsA...,... 6Cl 2t9 1885 l67 42S5.0B 25i,95
Dee. 7lII49 Dec 167,l22 Inc a67s,3u Inc. 754O9
Tie aggregate quantity OF the same articles len at tide
water from the Of igaon the 22d of
Aug inclusive during the years 1859 and 1884 is fol-
lows
Flour. bills Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu
1es2.,.......,....l 752f4S 1863 ,2l0 3.45f12 8II85
te@............,. 60l2o9 256,10I 4,zSo'oHo <ot'<o
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NEw-yOas July g. 1854 J >
4 ANDS III iLLINDIS.--A BnresD for the SALE 0f
s0cb portions Of III, LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD co adjacent the ns u The aOsd W
grafton will be opened this office the Sb whst dsscp
ton Of the and The prices which hry S b. cold for cash 0
for The Bonds Of he CompsnJ ps ~D be furnished 10 As
yesntipe persons sesirous Of pahans s leacl he
Ofce oftbe Company, No Was staiensn, Of ks uses
~sDfed have prior clir the prices ~kich
established snr which ~ be bssrd pons u no
by 'be Goy~-peD' R-veyor, and thei osogn ass3 Sc
ton. n NFAf @ ~ rsr q e
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PEDEMrTlON OF OHIO STOCK-Sii per cent
III Losn uGble 1855 The Commouer. the sss
snd Of e ssie o. Ohio w Leeeen Of the eats
AUGUST. SEPTEMBER, ard o 'TORER ONE dUNDRsv
THOUSAND DOLLAR of Ohio per Stsoks dse sr -
5l.t December 1856 and will thereon premium Of -
oE her eb the interest sCcrre1 the date purcna
boId. be PTseuisd the Ne "
besyers, New-i ork By order Of the Board. ~
". MORGAN. Acting Comnissiooek
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
From Europe.

NEW YORK March g.
The steamer Atlantic arrived below last evening.
MISUNDERSTANDING are rising. Brown 6
Co., quote wheat advanced I'd, flour Gil; corr rather
more doing, bnt quotations unchanged.
The Car rejects the proposals rendered ass'
War considered inevitable.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Three thousand lreons
embarked from Liverpool to-day.
The Greek insurrecton has gained formidable
Roadway, men being under for Emus, ~ Mace
donia.
Ii is stated, that If Austria does not imrledi,teI,
declare herself against Russia. France will f,ran an
army of 100 900 the Italian frontier M .au,as
number the Rhcinish frontier, and send arre L,
operate in Italy. This statement, howeyer. Is not
believed.
4 telegraph despatch states, that The R.ssans are
bombarding Rustchuck
There is very doubtful report, that the Rlssianz
have taken seyen Turkish ships of
Great enthusiasm In favor OF the war is -,,.a9 M
Great Britain.
A letter from Paris states, that the rery If 80
Car to Napoleon's letter so offensive Ga lst-
ter, that il had been decided not 10 publish
The Lord Chamberlain bad notified Mr.. Buchanan,
that BIZ might appear in any dress that he pleased
Authentic adyices from ST. Petersburgh srai. that
another warlike manifesto had been issue i,v}iug
nine men cut Of every thousand, until April.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
A CARD.

AM now prepared fsraisa abstracts Of The titles
the Real sia'e III this county. and in order TO
Induce real look into their titles,
will receive lists for examination, and not charge for
the abatrsct o parcel uaiess the lille there
10 i, defective the land particulars
not within the knowledge OF the owner Many per-
peus wilt lo.rH ior the first time, doubtless thai the
titles upoa SACi they confidently relying abso
lutely worthless while Others having good CHAIN Of
little wall discover t.il there ieas against
more of the ORATORS said chain, that present in
en- nbrances. and which the present owners may be
called upun pay lose their land Securities upon
land will found be insufficient by OF legal
or rllita5ie defects the Mortga.or's title PRIOR
nGdscov ncu nbrauccs against the estate sought 10
be chirrei and III very many cases the land described
M HE decd has legal existence whatever.
II i. larGN necessary for TO say that under such
loose and alarming state Of things it behopves every
n, an 10 the real tracter OF his little. aud in
rae infancy thSr existence 10 nave them Carefully
examined and ted il found detective. From
exn...ence ia the system oi abstractn-. which have
q oyt.-l confidently that my abstract, is be-
yond all question: the reiiajie source of nlorma
lion with rlreace titles, to be found in this city.
All wrttea abstracts that are furnished by me- are
warranted 30 be perfect
Oft Z. II. PARhEh,
naDker and E<cIa re Bro
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not averaged more than ak columns Of reading mat.
not support daily. We believe ST. Paul can aud
win support three. and possibly four dailes from the
l.t Of May next. That the publication will be profit
able to the publishers the 6 year, do not expect,
hut the enterprise will he advantageous to the Terri
tory, and we are determined for part to keep
pace with the business OF ST. Paul. The necessary
te.ial for daily was in office when purchased,
and had private affairs been such that we could have
given the enterprise that attention necessary, we
would have commenced the publication Of daily on
the first OF January last.
The wiie spread circulation Of the " Pioneer" has
made it the most advantageous medium for advertising
The advertisements Gil the paper and preclades the
publication Of the necessary amount Of general ntelli-
yence which, il not remedied, will falling off
in our subscription list "a dimunton in the circula-
ton Of the paper would he followed by correspond
ing diminu,ion Of advertising CUSTOM AS the matter
stands with us therefore. it becomes necessary TO
publish daily, enlarge the paper, or allow the Pio-
neer to fail. We intend publish daily. probably
we will enlarge, bu, the Pioneer must not fail. We
intend il shall remain, what it is, the best sup
ported paper in the Territory.
While we are determined to undertake the pubica-
lion of daily, by no means regret that other
daily papers are also be established. On the
,rary, glad TO see it;-and we hope the enter
prise will prove successful to all interested.
1t is highly gratifying to be able to say that through
the patronage we have received since we took the
Pioneer, we have made some money that money,
rs well as what may hereafter make, we devote
10 the mpro, erncnt OF the Office Of the Pioneer with
a determination that il shall be behind no establish
nent of the kind, neither in appearance nor in exer-
tons to promote the interests OF the Territory we
will endeavor to render the daily, as well as the
weekly. dcserving OF continuance Of support and
il do dnty, feel confident OF success in the
undertaking.
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ST. Paul is not yet sufficiently able to well urport
one da'!y l"urna'-nuch less two; but -he per-
chance, undergo the ordeal Of attempting 10 supper,
three IL Is heav. tax upon the business men, who
are liberal toward the press and proud Of the city
and ats enterprises OF this KIND, aud will do all the
can to encourage those papers worthy Of encourage
ment--even 10 greater eXtent than their means Ill
fully justify Minnesoan.
We seldom find so strong exhibition of anti. 60
ahead-itiveness in The columns Of the Minnesotan,
as is contained in the above extract.
ST. Paul not able to support one daily Journal
We might with equal propre'y say tina, ST Pau!
cannot support more stores, more warehouses; or
more hotels, mills, or more brick wards.
or more any thing that her improvements have
attained that point beyond which she cannot presume
to pass;-the cup Of her prosperity is filled her
progress must now cease. What avail those splendid
boats the Minnesota Packet Company intend putting
into the ST. Paul trade at the opening Of navigation
What necessity for increase in the number of 81,
Louis and St. Paul boatsl What business can the
Greek Slave, the lola, and the Hnmbot do on the
Minnesota. How are the rooms in the Si,omonie
House and WinsIow's Hotel to he flIed7 Where
will be found population to till those rich, HEALTHY
beautiful and productive farms now vacant thin our
Territory What benefits can anticipate from the
construction Of railroads through the Territory.
ST. Paul is not yet sufficiently able to we'll support
daily journal-and yet three dailies are contempla.
ted, and we presume they will be supported We see
preparations for a like increase in all the other
business, operations Of the Territory, we
hear Of probable immigration the coming
spring far beyond any previous year. and every imm-
grant to the Territory adds to the general business Of
St. Paul, and shall the Press alone stand still in the
progress Of The business relations Of our beautiful
city' Fie such croaking. Look at the papers
now printed in ST.. Paul they resemble the small;
stores erected year since BY some Of our merchants
they require enIarging be enabled to accommodate
heir customers. The Pioneer for the last month has
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BYREEsvILLr, March 8ti. 1884.
MH. EDIToR:--A meeting was held 1t Is nes-
vile, On the 9th inst in order to take into consider
alton the proprety of erecting Catholic Church FIG
tins place. The meeting wei! ate nIet, itt
every one appeared ready and willing to q ID 80
work. JAMES MARTIN, vas appointed Prcsii.ng,
JAMES BrESE, Secretary, and THOMAS BiEvf,
Treasurer
The President, on taking the chair, br.iiy stated
the object oil the meeting, and ommcn.ied ihat
harmony ard unity should characterize its a,,c,ngs
Anci having transacted importau. .ls.3 ,ss,
the following resolutions offered, and aaaairous.
ly adopted:
Resolved, That the erection oe Glue Cd dis
township being greatly desired, the rneetiny rake 'ro
considerations the means best adapted for the erection
Of the same.
Resolved, That subscription be forth .'h taken
up in behalf of lis erection.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the meet r- he ten
dered 10 James Martin, for the dgnliied ,anpe. IA
which he has presided over il.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of tiis meeting
be published in the Minnesota Pioneer.
JAMES MARTIN, p-,s't.
THOMAS BYRNE Treas.
JAMES DTHNE, Sec'v.
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ELEcruoSE senior Of the Minneso-
tian has very pretty way of eecioneering, and at
the same time sticks in good word Tor neishbor
Olnsted, Of the Democrat. In commenting upon an
article in last Pioneer. after very modest insnuatns
that the editors Of the Mnnesotian and Democrat
have been named by friends candidates for Mayor
and Alderman he affects to fear that wanting
in magnanimity, and will not allow editorial
brethren in the city even to be named in connection
with Offices merely honorable" Fear not, neighbor
Owens, We are not sel6sh,-and f there is any office
you can get that will make you honorable, you need
not expect opposition from We would he ungen-
indeed, TO oppose YOU in the attainment Of that
which vuu stand 20 much in need OF.
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OLiVIER. STONE FOLSOM.

OLIVIER. STONE a FOLSOM,
HNFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
g Court House in ST Paul Min, the following pro-
perry In the City of st. Paul:
l. Inf lot No IA IN block No 3 Leaches Addition, being
IS l-2 feet front on Ramsey street.
Also Lots aud block l. and lots 10 ana l. block 3,
and int 4 block Ia MtcAley a Walkers addition.
Also Lois and block IL in kttsons addition, upon
which Is erected a cottage dwelling, etc.
And Lots 3 and hock 3 Bass addition.
Also lands near st. Paul, follows:
la Town 30, Range %.
400 acres, being If qr and II ar Ir 26.
and egrs W qr q, and w hi n qr, and II IN
wqr sec ), AMI qr n, and NV or u
and IA ar W Ir sec o.
In Town 20, Range %.
leo follows: W ifn ar and quarter "
&c 30, and ir wqr sec 3.
In Town 30, Range %
f52 A. follows Lots No l. z, and 4, and hf s
e ar and W ar qr, and { his W qr sec III and
lot No } sec -.
Ia above property will be sold cheap and upon
sonable For further parti cu,srs enquire of
OLIVIER, STONE Il FOLSOM.
St. Paul. March %, lc54--i9-tf
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ST. Paul, March 10th, 1851
The Shakers now number some eighteen commu'

ties aud thousand members in this country.
The Tribune notes the fact that only three times
within the present century, namely III 1916, in 1886
and now in 1884, has the current price Of wheat
reached two dollars per bushe in the great producing
region, the Genessec valley.
On Thursday, in Louisville, a pretty lady cow
hided dry goods clerk on the street. lie had been
talking rather sassy 10 her sister.
The Cleveland Plandeaer learns by private let
ter from Grass Valley. California, that Lola Montez,
who was recently separated from her last husband,
Mr.. =. =. Hull. has made overturcs get back
again. Mr.. Hall is innexibie and won't g try it on
a second time. a prudent man is Mr.. H.
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HENRY NIckESTI,

DEALER IN real ESTA TIE,
oFFiCE--oID POST OFFICE 81 ilbiN0,
Third street
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
investments made 10 lhe best advantage and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
Trlc York .uianesotI.
Gilbert Davis ESQ Gov W. A. German,
Daniel Curtis Esa Hon, w H. Wech, Chief
Caat A. DE Peyster Justice OF Min. Ter.
Nessrs : Thompson lIcn Herr, NJ. Rice, Del
~ Nephew egaie Congress,
Messrs WTiiains 4 Guion, Rice, Holling shead &
PhIudeIOiia. Becker. Attys at Law.
Joseph Patterson. E.q Pre- Messrs. Borup Cakes,
ident Western Bank, Bankers.
Ne.srs DtexeI n Go. BIS. J. T. Ros.er, Esq. Secre-
r. TAYLOR 4 Co. tary OF the Territory,
Freed Ward 4 Freed, Ames a. Van Etten At
a. BiU ghsin s Dock, torne.s al Law,
sit.rs James l. Co. Rev L. NJ Fullerton, Re
Bailey d Co. gisier H. 8 Land Office
Edward burst Esq Nota- WIN Hocombe, Esq. Re-
~ Public, ceiveru. ). Land Office
IT. VI s.chcrt, Atty at Law 7. T. Mann, NJ. ID.
James Rtcaen. II. %.
Wlian Stoever, ESD ta9-tf
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SPRING SALES. II
HAYDEN IL WILSON.
1854.
1884,
In norters AMI Manufacturers of

importers anu Mahuiictnrcfs OF
Sadd!ery, and Coach H~duTe, Carnage Trimmings,
Skoting, Ha,ness and Byldie Leather,
No. II, North Main Street, ST Louis, Mo-
1IAVE in a full supply of every variety Of
u Il goods IA their line. Our English Goods all
Imported directly from the manufacturer. are also
manuiactur ing many of our own goods at Columbus
Qhi sing Sing and Auburn, n. y and Newark N.
We have rHRsc LARGE CURRYISG SHOPS in Cincinnati
Ohio Ia which We, flash, ia 4 superior manner, the
greatest part Of our SKlRTiNG, HARNESS and BRI-
Ole LEATHER. We are now receiving a large as
sortment OF EASTERN SPRINGS and Els from various
manufacturers. We would therefore respectfully in
yite Merchants Sadders and Coach Makers TO call and
examine stock before purchasing.
III TRE highest cash price paid for HIDES.
Mt
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Commercial.

PIoNELH 81
March % @
LIVE SroCK-Corrected weekly by i
ter,--Beef ON foot cts Y b. Cows '
Work Oxen from $40 to 100 y yoke.
FRESH MEAr--Retail-Bec s@I
l0a.2c. Pork l7sc. Veal i2ac. Chicken
PRovisIoys.---Corrected weekiy b, H. l'
Pork Sl7a 70 SIS q Dbl. hamsi2t y - @
flour supcrinc, S6,25; extra. 100 z b
Scots p bushel; Beans $50 /" bn>hc
30 cents q bushel. Fresh Butter l5A ,' ---
Cheese &c. % h; Eggs 25G30o y do
GRocFRIEs.-From Nj. AieNand't u.s.
bert ST., Sugar, brown, .i2S, refined y Go
powdered 1855 q III Coffee -, 20G2 "
leo. Rice sGrl0c. Molasses 6C@l0oo =
DRIED Fruit .-Appies ~ 80 Y b.
cs 81 90. Green Apples S7G19 " bhl
GRAIN.--Oais doc; Corn eOsf90i hr.i'
NIsCELLANEoU CRACKERS : 5JGt q r.
Candes--S,ar 35c. q ID, TaIlow 20 do. f'."
Sc. y n, dried &c. Lime s sea - t
Onions 60c. " bush. Lard Oil 81 - =
Sal, ~ 90 y bush. Vinegar 25c. p ga ''-.N F.
y u. Tobacco lo050c. Hides green b, i1
LUNRER.--Common SS6S12 Y Nj u..'e
stuff, Sl2Gl4; Flooring SIS; Sidlns r'e
soned S2OM25; Shingles - 00M3 81 iaAh -
WooD--dry-S3 0OG3 so Y cord.
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE, I
March iiih, 1854. !
WILLIAM B2 r. tVSrt,K & CO.,

Ltie q Wcstcrn BANK, PhlIa,
Bla,rs, Erch1nge and Real Estate Brokers.
HD0oMpr attention gwen to collections in all parts
4 oil the Territory and proceeds reunited at current
rates OF exchange.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
And loo acI zine to the favor OF actual settlers
Town and coantry property for sale for casa on
time. Ne give personal attention TO the purchase and
sale of properiy the payment ot taxes, entering land
locating lan warrants, and all other business That may
be entrusted To 49-tf
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LYMAN RUDY. FREDERICK C,LLENDER
RUBY & CAI.Lt.N DER,

VI
HAVE male the necessary arrangements to enable
y j them to keep constantly hand during the com
iag season, large supply OF good
shakOpee Lime,
which can be had at ali tunes by The barrel, fierce
boat load on accommodating terms.
Builders in St PAU formed that n supply will
be Kept constantly hand The different houses
IN the city. The Shakopee lime has been web tried
ami is known TO be stronger and much cheaper Tor
work or for pas.erins, than that brought from
Dubuque and confidently expect be able sup
ply the demand IN the Minnesota valley and the settle
meats on the VI Issssifii l49-tf