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pl1pAY, RAlURnlY, MONDAY AhD TUESDAY,
Noe 2lh, Qat, eIN uid 2th, A +. -
NRRRN AliKRs, acknowledges icoml isio5 n'ie
,nni, .ili iiitn,ed ls,onofa. embmo ng uoMlqllls,
Virsltt Daproioi tie o|c riodu9Hs tAo9 e'e'nns ~
lsI,, llaW 800 pleasing niam1nc hheich az adti-
,inn Ia re Musical feip8chDgeN P1iiraiNm OF llle
ab.Nir iif 81 iOeo of ile Hotlh
f6S company tohilsa % iha following wellknowp
flfi0Tl1l al. ..tt
Johnny iiuoker ihP, y Ola'pslui,
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Aiuna hiank, Mailer halphf
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All fuetnd Nee 90 that r. sou thoSd want b'Alshi
be sult Of clothe and can't wait " hare ben .sst,
can furnish Jouistdy nnjti eqniie,J yasoHd ~"
'lnalt 10 measure. tsa l.isiit i+if .,,.,.
lhayo u,aUi eccved an extensive srohns. q s,g
UifegehlIis pAWeTs, GloYesi CnyiI' S'a.,, Wi,
kecRet, Sospendtrs Collars and b ael ever a,N
atisfcqibd or called tof IN DE 1tltlia ialyl'S
or ioihng and Fuinhhing hu,ness, Al o. vhea wiz
seil ehelp lorcEslt rleasoslye me atslL p,cp
0ct1 =. RIVE.
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arA congoedloa Of Bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Il said ItttkepIuce on Of
aboui The % Of Deeemberbexl, They win meet
ia Baltimore, and win have sessions oS ssyere
dsu, subjsclso f considerable imroiiaace 10 he
y.tal interests 10 Nicholson VII toupIhe basis
oi lhet DELIBERATIONS wlhstitis ANTICIPATED 70
hive missionary demonstration during their stay
in Baltimore. The following are The names Of lhe
bishobs inoidefof lheli seniority Rev. Beverly
Waugh. residing ia Ballimorei Rev 'rhonas a
Aotir, Rev. Edmund S. James, Rev. Matthew
Simpson,, Rev Sosnan q, DakeS Rev. Lew Scott,
.Res. Ededrd Amss Bon, dmtiesu
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T'rRNRY TALLtNT. LEWIS S. DRIAPLRiN, and
ll- WiLLI6M TALL,NT have formed co-paltner-
lhp lot no pnib0se liauilclnSt Wholesale 0ntely
and Dy Goods aid PlfWefdihg ani leHalal C0mmtiiDn
husinoss NJ ihs oity. urdey he fru OF LIANT & M
LApLAiN. Tha wholetalo by Goods hplintso viii Do
oondhcled No 2 Monroe W snd ihs whole,ale Gtoeo.
" and cOmmls ilOn tutinfs8 AZ No. 80 Moinaifeti
Amrlt ani {eltouahls qoele Of pry ioodsand Qroeol
ts viii elWays bt on iaie btlOwprlct9 ana on ACTON
modllng ems 70 which They eanesly Invite the asn.
i0n OF cLoir 1urulH mas
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n0d j ! Tsa0ssss9 rFoiIo.



Welwa danced o1d bni'awea without eayl
lling Of pAnltdlaf lnleief 70 lippti lii e92pl
Wee O'Clock, Rhe1ihet 'nnsg. 'ls WIZ
ed up eyefy1u did seq. lii9 9'pVl NJ py",l p
loReslde elHollel tlle siesi Hnke'i 'enS le,i
glye li9l q hug, boz oshQl' Spy -'eil '',e
iishe seed sin Henry logkl8 o., nen osl,Io
aoo9l Q dozen Of gas lpell ~ ,SN " "'9rn'
and h0enn aud Scirtclif Nss nl "'asp'
SIN, he oomepo and told Jun t'le. lisl 20. llig
told himio fo q afai on county wbai ihef 'G't,e
away brimsany aad tnulHil in lhs, one e p,'In "
SIM, M anlenlwetn ths tyeal aNl nilst
q lew lioke he 6qhiins so ic1, On in4a "
mases nt mo1.ii water nav NJ thlnk wha'
lbenniuitoW ~ dad. One iellus nom Valy
Cove knoolGl q hole IN lld baum " llyli
pan, over Dan rnokefs feabieplg leil y ha'lB''l
round his neok he haAale nylhE huonl likY q
qulelie, and 0ot Il hmlglll Jake ihifupP ep, u
oiffwth oldchiG5l next diY ipAf N4s N's
share lOf ihs aighl snt9 AnoWe1 'epv' sYs
knocted into "a mai bauelf,h waias mealy 1aqp
Ii I'm talkf sb3 IN hol asanosi lalliahi When llg
msed me- A6ous ma cane ont he rnyed q ly@'7
Two ielleis ms o,i OF me lpoE down The lilli0l9
the ctsek. on1 tbefe ended / W aqllsl way aN
Islohe. net6ol mule ltom Stock ciethl hume
with phll of 3y,tRln' GlNiesl no made kildlla
wood OF lhen, andl NJ on bin, we he'd y hea1
and tailalofa very iong iine, all over lne hq9N@
but iflho ruth must be told AMI shame ~ NY sni
be warpeil Ihe.uicei iust 70 save be N'ug y No'.
1 Tered. ihe lickiDg be gave me made lqr sol,l
oneasy and hostile liknj awakened my VOL Wlue
awake. The lilut fiddler CAME scouIgm pnsb
loldint hle fiddle oyerhis leadlo keep ~ Ighv'
fog ne dghdi' whs gellin' iolsttblb DISK p on
ere tho QUO, ihinks ,ond tgabbedih e dongh,
HOY ana sblll ll hlum oyorhls hendli Ne I1llrl
doWnIight lhag. and padded bis lolhelenl win
lone OK iho piectsI While was notifying NY
ceilings hl6alway, hls gal slipped up yelinll me
and fetched me take with w poIiooA. JUG
Sav yel ms lhar 1ndjs oilhe1ell 10 heT ngl'Oll,
land mighty lico hgltil was. ipleNhped anu
checked 6el nee nice, Ike paIl1dge net hung On
awhile felios sue lOllered ioI hefhddler hui Oh,
pshag be couldn't do herR biol goodi no Yves
lo0busy iOJbln' DIST broken head anu lhen
! MS blHleted eksIemilIesfs so when thought Ivle
\ had glsea heta QledlH pulled hef OH anu put
her III good hunor by Riym' beg sosl saYuet'---
Well II thought al hfsl Il had a dllakNd beaOoul
donej so slaled iof The cIeel end HE ilts1 thing
saw was mole staw wilhlny ep8 Shut lhanl
4 ever dil with ilem open. LOOKED around mud y
wds The little 6ldltl's big liolheil ! knowod
what il meDrl we locked iofns whbopta void
thai all alone, AMI Il0ihmEWe an hout Al
los. s0me ofilelelpIs heard HE i0ls ptilie bouse,
and they oumOnddug Us 0uil Tor wy had III lnlg
a hole where big pine slump lad burnloal, and
ilete we wns,up 70 OUT gliIlHi a peggin' away,
/ lace TO fate, aud no dodgin'
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New Fall and Winter Goods,
RrnIiiN MONAR.

n TAXI rlesanne IN being able 10 mforn ny o'A ~
IL lum0la AID The public generally. that have lefsIll
Ttluihcd flonl New YORK aud HOston, wlsre lave u
leeted com tie vs,iogs slocks OF
Freacb, English and dmtriean Goods
one ofthe must gorgeous 6nl heipllfsl hotM tViI
hropgt 70 his Market oohssiins Of al eolon i'
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PHE INTELbIGENCER

PnNDLnToN B TAYLOR Hdllofa,
pasii,hea az Oofhfs faiahha qaiHeg aiai
Eafaascg Oh oolsog rREsi, py
swBARINgEN rAXtOR 8 20
rRnmu.-DAltY ps, .enun, es 90
(0fi0 Ccntror Ncok.l
TN. WkRklft roraunum, 80 0V
WEEKLY ror annnmi fs 81 ~
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lIHHOLuTIOn

WholeBale and R6Ialll Frocely.
No. 0i1 HInrtet sQnhFe, III
fpurchfstd ib8 cslablithmtlh Of John x Nor
i nav, shall always Keep Oh band COOL Stock Of
Gfocobesad Flour aud hope 10 relln patronage Of
hlh oislomggs audai new ones VIE may asor ne.
ocii 81 ttfAtiA GkO X. hoMRcHBk,
fliR haeSsl gntd b, ps sod hb sotkibf Grocetlst.
DC, 10 Mr Geo X. MoNechpu, especially recommeis
otiI.ig X J6nN.lt NoRR0w
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HOOKS AND BYAgioNnRY, /


.laI aI.0 as Nln lutl1lt
A lot Of Winter saawls AND nfess Goods of dlHerl
~ enl slylga AID qfAhtssi 10 be sold At VERY LOW
PRicEy. uoH NN. IelI II
Als0--a large assormcni OF Velvet Ribbongltt
nv5 MoaAlR 4 HRRyRY.i
nm Us Jamaiea Gisgcr, iust Itceiyedby ls
lUU itp2e WM. J ARAsTRONG,
E 4 u.s. ground nustaid Just itctiyttDy
III 5tf3o WM. ARMSTRONG
FOR RENT.
4 H0uSB containing eight loonp, situated on Monroe
"a al lei. Rnquinal ihil once .lNll
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ATw. y. MOTIF 4 BR0's ran be got Mckee &
~ Roherlson'a cassimoreo, satinoia, Persian cloth,
hinu9g. blankets. and WOOdnaria which look tl0pro
miuni al te lale Fait Oh ne latnd AZ innlhcluers
ntttf4 All.
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tTAir Fullea iodmfi hqf soo ol0eRpy zen
siss sse,dio congo 10 haIae. Il
aIis Dnaatldi lhs eliisisi ialsl Aaiei ~
FC6tl.ibp
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DB. NJ. rs JOHNSON,
Morgo Fnrrier and veterinary Surgeon,
Srlheonilntes 10 tre8t horses aid oler Animate lor
al dlseises 10 whlchihcg ave lable Tile suctets here
he services IhAt
stables M,instr west side few doors abbye the
Suspension fridge. nyl1d2w
hooks AND STATIoNHRX,
.nNHR subscriber respectfully ihibnms ln fendn and
no nublo that having received hio'fall and Winter
suppy, Ne u prepared 10 furnish ~ ile l1WOst pIIces
School. Classoa Iheolosetl ARD Meeellaneous Rocks,
every variety Of Plan and faiey SaiiJnry, wall Pa
por etc. eic, @
gdontgy Aletehsplt Teselnra, and OlAe0 purchasing
In quaDliiea win do well 10 call and examine this sloek
Cash paid Tor iags az ne hgleAt fales. I
JOHN n THOMPSON,
hyl7 81 MoniossL
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1.-THE WORLDS FAIR.r

Cvrner f Third AMI Rpts1ts Slfec, 81. Paul.
TINE proprietor Of the WORLDS Fair having just returned
the East with large and extensive assortment
O! and desirable Spring and nnIcr goods, invites
the attention OF his palo4s cal, aud his stock.
lie find time to cnun"ae only tcw Qi the many
tcles which eau be ieuni i'll his store.
BoNNErs-Sk satin lace, belgrade blonde lace,
pedal and diamond Italian, English and DunataLic, &c
L,cE-Lmerick thread. linen, Nincennes, H"non, Ger
ma H. cotton and pointed; ribbons Of every variety.
MuSlINs AND WRuI GoUD>-Lace capv,, cIcmlsettes
un,ler and InautilllS
suAwLs--Fpured end Fancy Brocale, Barage and
Silks Cashmere, Tbbet aud French Print, Grape shawl
and S ;aris.
PARAsoIs-Figured Lace, SILK, Brocade, Imperial, Wa
tered and FOulard, Plain and Figured Satin.
TISSUE Silks SATINs DRESS GooD>-Plan, figured
and all wool Baragcs and Brege DeLius, Muslin Robes
American, French and English Jaconet and Sanipric
| f-,,2.lL English AMI American Prints
III T: ';"ps-BoUrs, SHOES AND GAiTERs-P.ain ane
Sn:, upper, foA, patteucd and BruuLcd, Children 5
oAoru ami Union Ties, Slippers and Carpet Shoes.
llscE GoolsS-Tailors Trimmings and Gents FURNISHING
uoous Men and Boys Clothing ready made and made
| TO order ON the shortest notice
i Hats, Caps, &c N AMY VI o''''
=, w Cloth Drugget and Tapestry, Wool Cotton an,
general assortment of House + furnishing Goods in
GLIDING Paper Hangiugs Muslin, Linen Lace and tr,ns
parent Window Shades and Curtains with fun So, of Cor,
Iassels ana Rollers pertaining Cornices Stni
Rods, Yankee Notions Boots and S..oes, ETC.. ect
Goods delivered il town or Oh a boat ca rri,g. fr.o
! WORLDS FAIR SIoRE,
| C9rr1 Third and R93rr!s Streets, s.. Paul.
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MA tkLEH n KERN,
DEALERS IN HARDWARE TOOLS AND CUTLER


On 81. Anih3ny st., near the Anefic0n House,
MOULD call the attention OF the citizens of It. Paul
w and vicinity. 10 their large and well cd
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE
Such a. Na> Locks in all their variety. Wrought east.
Parliament ami srop hinges. Bolts shutters. Fasteners
Erads Locks ltce>. Bel pulls and door ppcrS.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand. Buck mill. y. Back and Zip IIac!let,
broad ami pitching i!zc; spoke hay"s. draw ing knives
Irmrr. socket, turning pairing Chel Augur, braces.
T-owrl; Jack smoothing and Fine Planes Flow and bead
iiuagcS boring machines, Htcc. Hammers. Flat, round
AMI "a File. two and four fohl Rules.
AGRlCUITU RAJ IMPLEMENTS.
Forks Eakc, Scythc> the >naths, Hoes combs,
Trace. back Breast, Timber and Lock Chains Grub HOES
and Icks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
TIav, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, spoons; fine
Assortment Of silver plated Brttania and Japan Ware;
Boilers, Kettles, Fireiog>, Shoyrs and Lounges Waffle
Irons Coffee Burners, Patent enamciied Iron Kettle" la
die, Shinmer>, gr,liron> Coffee mills, Fiat lol> Butch
err Cook and Carving knivc-.
They have also fneas mt Of S,ddorv, Trimmings.
stirru. Bits Buckets; with Chain Pumps, door scrapcr,
Corn MILL. Patent Balances and Counter Scales.
ST Paul May Is, 1884. w-tf
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Arrival of the Atlantic.
NEw YORK, June 26.

NEW YORK, June 26.
The United States steamship Atlantic arrived a
an early hour this morning with Liverpool dates tt
the 18th.
The Austrian and Prussian conference is consider
ed favorable to the western powers.
Transports arrived at Varna with troops. Moth
icg further from the fleets 1t is reported that OF
the Sth the Turks in Sstria made a sally.
The confidence Of the Russians was visiblv dec
ming. They said to have suffered serious loss or
the 81 by the seizing Of counter mine.
The Russian report says that Marsahassa, has
been killed by IA cannon ball.
Letters from krakejova the lst, report the loss
Of Russians on the Both of May, 5000 killed. 100
wounded, 800 horses taken aud many killed. They
also lost 1000 mu<ke,s and pieces c Cannon. and lis
prisoners.
On the 2O,h of June, % transports had reached
Varna with allied troops on board.
The Turks were to make movement to relieve
Silestria on the 18Th. The Russians terrifying
Quassy.
The Russians left Ossurfer for Koutara, carrying
with them 453 sick. The inhabitants Of the latter
place on hearing Of the movement sent word TO the
Russians that the place in IA state OF famine
that they would be badly received there.
The Russian troops who have evacuated the for
trrsses the coast Of Annapa and redoubt Of HALE,
hive marched on Rifle.
CoPESHAGEN, Wednesday-The correspondent
teiegraphs report that some English vessels of
Rracks,on in Finland demanded the gun boats en-
tcring. They refused entrance into The ha,bor.
They took and destroyed the gun boats, aud a
large merchant ship, and fired the wharf Ten thou
sand barrels Of tar and property to the amount OF
10000 silver roulles destroyed. This needs
confirmat on.
vienna, Tucsdly.-Thc Journals Austrian cor
respondent states that the meeting of the Austrian
and Prussiun ,narchs furnishes another saisfac-
tory evidence that the interests Of Germany and
Europe will be cared for in the wagcd by
Russia against Turkey. The correspondent of the
LAonicie The result of the interview is satsfac-
tory, and perfectly consistent with the avowed poll
cy. A diplomatic note resulted ihercfrom. The
policy of the minor German States form the chie
object Of DISCUSSION.
GREECE.-Fricndiy relations with the western
powers have been rc-c<tablished. The reported
Greek victory is said to be a fiction.
The whole of the English light division is at Var.
Ma. One thousand English troops still at Scute
RI The French division is daily expected to arrive
at Cnnstanlin"pic.
4 great part of the combined fleets left Scb,stopo
to transport troops fom Constanlinople to Varna
Captain Clifford OF the war steamer Tiger, is dead
The Russian Embassy is TO leave Athens, the ORA
COON corps have been ordered to advance by force,
marches to Moldavii. The Trans, lyanan frontier
is reported As joining with CossackS.
From the Black Sea learn that a dctachmcn
Of the combined squadron have captured the redoubl'
HOLE and Pail, with the arms and ammunition, a,,c
re;,uscd four different attacks made on that point b,
the Russians.
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OmrfaI.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.-NO. Jl4.

| TN pursuance OF law l. FRANKLIN FIERCE Presilen,
i of the United States of America do hereby declare
and make know, that puIlc SaIss will he het at tho mn
dermentioned land Ones in the TERRITORY OF MIN
NESOTA at the times herein DESIGNATED to wit
Attne Land Orr 80 pR0VZSvIifE commencine on
Monday the eleventh dav of se,enber next for the dis
poal the Public Lands situated within the undermeu
toned townships viz
Narh Of ,ss 10y ,N &C., .x.,,..,
800 "' oIs '''s una ~ts' q "'eJ9 "'e' 'A'''
townships one hundred ana and one hundred and two
r. o range I'VE
OF range six.
one hundred and one, and one hundred and two,
~ U! fIAse seven.
townships one hundred and and one hundred and two
- 0. range eight.
townships one hundred and one, one hundred and two
Luared and three, and one hundred and FOUR OF range
r, hlhe
io"hsh'l one hunirei and one, one hundred and two"
o-e Ai.Ieo a4O three, ana one hundred ana 1ouT Oh
range teH.
Ao"nsn one hundred and one, one hundred and two
uhdEe'i and three one hundred and four and hun
u.ei ana hVe o. range eleven
ue $on.s Pl'ce commencing On Monday, the twenty
' Id! o S'el 'cr next Tor the disposal oi the Pubic
i T. %ttA'n the limits o. the following to"n=h !s VIZ:
''" ~ "' Et tt'te3" HtS u ne. jJh Pfutct0t htItta
townships one hundre and one one hundred anu Two,
e iluule4 ana three one hundred anu ioUE and one
r,I 49,. ~; ~ ana i' % range I"e4'e'
o uit Iiiiicu anu one, one Hun1ie1 ano t"o
oiie 'Ie0 anu 'A.ee ana ole hundred ana !ouT OF
7, iraiIJ 'Ni[1. . a.; -, 49,, 49, ,,..,,
io"lsnil one hundfe! ana one one hundred anu two
@ @ iiut-teu ana tiliee' ol f"ilse l3as'fch; -
one nu0.fI anu one, one ndfe e ana two
one huidre and three, and one hundred and iour OF
| r,,, - ~. ', .,, , . o ,,5 d ,.o
| nna itt,II III 80 a t,Srad a,i 80 ~ ,r q
siS-.n anu 'oui' o'' "-" NV u
IT -. go ,, L., o,a r,,ro,a o,o rr,aro1 ona
1oStts',- ',e uauoa "nu io "''O oA' 'o'eo 0
Al he I'M 0fc. A. STILL WATER commencing on
30 ~ 'e IA % in M ,v
/ t~sT.fi, VIZ
WI line ,g ,rst 6,1 n,;nc,,l ,i,y;a,,
/ To-, ! IN, in~t,-one Of ,ang.' ,;x;.r.n
TY,Ii,i5iff f5rtI,.tvn Of ram o., snve,,tnan
r. hitt. T,r: f,rtronn and G,rt..wo If ronoe e;ob
| ON -0-'' IVA 'i' "''N 1'' w; - e e
!,
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Furfuar0tu0.
]. c. BURBANK & CO.,

]. c. BURBANK & CO.,
CNTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
y Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisional
Wharf Boat ST. Paul, Min. J. Z. BURBANK,
c. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consienees will find to their interest to
do business with u.s. the expense OF Labor aud O.ay
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. German,
VIZ VIZ SS \; s:si' Co.., St. Paul
Alex. Wilkn.
b. II. Campbell, & Co
s.: X AS: s;s%:S:''' Co. e.'".,
O. R'I F w ssss st. Louis.
S Ssa,'sa s & ssax g Co., }Bos,on
Mark PaC kages b. Il c. Wharf Boat ST. Paul
Nil Hesota.
ST. Paul, May L., 1854. 1tf
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MAKEEN BI:TNL J. \. "
BRISTOL & NUEELOCk.

COLLECTORS OF CEBTS And EFNEKAL AGENTS,
WILL attend To the collection of Debts throughout the
w Territory. Buying and selling Real Estate Pay
ing oca ting Lane! Warrants. entering Lands and tbs
transact" oi business requiring the union of legal
information professional >ervcea-wth practical
knowledge Of the details of business and the important ad
yantasc- acquired by long e'ience and extensive
quaInance in the Territory Cur arrangements cmbrc-
the ample facilities for the speedy collection # debts in
distant parts of the Territory.
Office Third street, two dcoss above Whitnrys Gal
lcrN. may % Wit
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Dutttqttr.
JESCP * COMPANY,

JESUP * COMPANY,
BANKERS &c.
L7XCHANCE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
IL tor, iiadelpha, Chicago, Detroit, and other C
The United Notes collected and proceeds
lemted of Exchange. Interest allow
ed special deposits We also draw direct, pay able
withou. discOunl.
ENGLAND-I.ve' pool, London Manchester, &c.
IRCLANo.-DuDn. Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
ScoTLAND-Edn1urg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also: Drets payable in Francs Ffor.s Thalers,
FRAACE.-naris, Havre Ly ems, and Marseil!es.
GlRM,Ny.-IIam urgh, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover Strasburgh.
Observation-Disclosures erme, Basic.
ITALY.-Mian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
Messina in Sicily.
AusTEIA.-Vcnna and Triest.
RUssIA.-St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN.-StOChhOin.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Dubuque, Iowa., Nov. 10, I653-y30.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04
GALENA MAR ETS.
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(Corrsctrl Daiy Jro,a The Gar,a AdtertiSer)
TLouR.-Supcriac So so a 60. Ext.a Sc 90
sc 80.
GKAIs. O,ts bush. 2i 22c Corn, none.
PoRK.-Mcss Si3 Sll, do Clear SIS a SIG.
BACoS.-IIams Sc a &c. Shoulders &c.
LARD.-S - to &c.
BUrrER-Fresh Is a 1sc Firkn IL 10 Is.
CHEEsE-E and w r ii l5c County "a
Zoe.
SUGAR-NO AGA lie, Clarified 81
L., Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N O 30 35c, S ii Sc 4Oc.
CorrEE-Rio II II Ii LIE, Java IS 17c.
Rice, a Gil.
TEA-Im?crial IS 75c, VII 10 a zoe, Black
40 Coo.
ToBAcco-Vi.s i,ia 25 Sc, Missouri - II a
sc.
CANDLES and SDAr-MorlL Il - a lie Tal'ow,
prime none. Dipped, none. Soap 81 6I-4,
Participates, green per bill - 80 So So
Dried per bush p a 50, Peaches, died, | -
a - 90, fasills per box - 90. Lemons 81 90
al 80.
FisH-Mockerc' No. per li'l, SIS 90, No. 2
do IS 90, No. d, II co. Goldfish per hb - 90
Salmon per Dbl $50 90, Oysters per dozen, IS 90
50 90.
sALr-G A per sack 81 %. LB2 so, Ka-
na~.h, per bush SOC.
DER Goous--Rue drills per yard 8 - llcts.
B.own shc.'ny, a :;-4c, O>yahr,y, ii &c
Blue dcu.nS, 10 q II, Cotton bats 10 Is -,
Cotton yarn 10 p, Ticking 9ol Is.
GLAss-12>lS per boz 50 - 90, 1o>l4
pes b,x, p - 80, 10Nl2 80, $50 3 80 a
1 90.
HARDwARE-Nails, Juai;,ta per ID "7c, Iron
Mountain, 6 Il IL, Boston do Iron, Fiat Bar,
sac, ii Bar, ~ -, Sheet Amcrican,
Sl-2 a 9, Nail Rod Sc, Russian IS Bic, Cast
Steel per lb 22c, Blister l6 20, German Is "a
Steel springs II Is, Axcls 10 II l-2, AMI
~ a -, Axes per doz. IL 90 Is 50, Chains
log, per Id a 10, Cable 10, Miaels sAoveIs per
doz -, Spades do.
LUMBEE-Clcar per IS 90 a 30 90, Common.
Is 90 a is 90, Flooring, rough, 20 90 p 90,
pl,ned, 80 90 a 35 90, Siding l6 90 20 CO.,
Shcciag, II 90 ii, Lath 3 90. Shingles 3 80
al 25.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs-a- Shot, per
sack 81 CO., White pure per kes o. 2 Is, No
l, per kcy % a 2 80.