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pc, on Gos<cno, .treet, opposite Di.pd;cA o5e<,
o ' cs:t6 sh: 81 a S5 ?s such Selling
daee. Renting out Houses, DC, &c. dei70dtf
" HIG sHH SOAP ANDCANDLE MtNUFat'T0nY-ED.
liz street i6 and the Lover
.sy Of black brown ysOu soaps, PalH Rose MOnd
Candles The superiority black soap for seneai 9s
Phatph. SofthsTn cities Mr. ei s Sa
IA attained peculiar di,iinetion while hi, export. these pia
Palm three County Merehas viii ana
atioy MS 'Anu'Ae'0r' His prices will be found salts
A N Es ~ y t pISE ~ ET2L REz1zL DE11
RLS lI Brod Street reeeip, Of hi, Fancy ST. ct a.
IF s ahd S Ssi: 'Ss h: Ia.
Peri Mons ,s ,sFsity do: Dressing POr, F0s
Which ssHnci "a. 70 please she taste Also iarre
Pre,srr. Pickle. Of various AID highly aprieH
ssr T a he on.r. for sale upon the mos,
Sera sl s5d and he e.'.;sns ssaeIsy for their
wanting to merit continuance q their patronage deS-t
Aug DF low Hatn s sAss y sf Pf 81
.y;sa Of Praeties combine, the ali
honGpn,hie HydropAhie Mechaneopa,e or nee;ropas.
ea gwen without addfeas ranas re- L saS, uni
Intending disbursement others Dr. seer, it but
Majority Of CHRONIC {, ten fully
are susceptible of Rde care that diseases sr Cp
S be Ia. At command nost certainly known
more SURE and speedily eaisitnt. the remedies
,eSs, b. D MASSEY s in Ei:hra9nd This some -eeE.
aay sY,ed to examine Apparatus ami exchange ideas.
3O,OOO 1SB T gtiso2 AM San 70 5G 4
WILLIAM PRATT Daguerrean Artist is Main street. Rich,
siAoNs pasaeG5ess Main street, Richmond
lG ..n, Rs'Is t.,ms, q Wilt. Pratt. lately
SSs: ON ON s: 81 s s.,:;, G.r,e
s ssEsIs P Fl Pa ks,,. " l,SS
Ss:s,; ssi5 f q So each s
i e (: & !: {: 4 Mr. b., g
:; ;So r 6s; S ola Msdsllon. :!'a p5fsTa 80
30 s.Ps, for 9Rs year q Southern Literary Mes ~
SSS ane gold rssneh ea'e'H, s' 1850
1900 t'of standard BOOKS ss, Go
5000 $4,000
E.. 19;", s" 70 II. Ss fss
OstH1kkc 2f c6NixFF ' ~ III lP f{Iffy SE
1TIoRzsP GHPT1 co sT Iii take
Company Of equal responsibility. ''''
RryrRrSor!o? ?. DREsEE, Ae'aary.
Mr. o S1t q B x5 C 3 heA 5S
Joseph x Anderson, Eco, DO.
r. Ras sss Of 3. .y wR:s::f
H. errard Cashier NJ the Farmers Bank Winchester
Hon James VI. Mason, U. 8. g, Winchester
b. W KNOWLES will receive al pcAtions as heretofore
nhSN-diy
.CARELL HOUSE, Iynchburr, yn
oEL W JENNINGS late Of AppoAtt5x county having pur
" chased The entire interest Of Y. NJ
pSsiors this convenient and popular Hohe
onnG 10 conduct the upon improve style under
the hr OF BILL JENNINGS They
onage Of their friends and the public gene ally nd will be pre-
70 tire ana entertain them at Ill hours the
pest the country Auords RIO. II. BILL
=, JOEL W. JENNINGS.
Hotel cannot refrain from expressing my those who so
oeray patrontred the arm Of Bat ask that
tors. " DTESYSGTSlS
nh29-dkesm
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NJEw TOWER PRESS ron sALE.--Tb. ,r,,,,

~ NV EWNIsIE TIKI IUH NAIE.--The sublcrl.
~ Der hiss Tor sale Eurihrcp" Ptest suited for
paper and Job printing IL will prnt about per hour In the
best style, and h lust r thing 20 uppaut the Htnd AZ
laI the cost Of the Prrssn generally viii ptint
sheet 20 ~ has been used about six weeks offered Tor
sale for no fsui whatever. w
The Press in richmond bot parties Wishing purchase will
spli-ctf OHAs Ii wysyr
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SAMUEL SWAN Agent and Manager
u,,,-. .- sign Of tie Bronze Lions.
--e1, ...ISn az, IT,. myi-f
n L. LtCh, stock t.rncx a. -
W Sred-stocks bought sold on Comri,.on,Ths bsb
sss priee PAID Tor Land Wsrrants3od
Pfe Tickets IN all Lotteries sold the
OF a france Co.. will be promptly All
relative TO the business OF Co. addrr,.s 70 t
hsshmond will meet with prompt attention. - 1850
sy ~ @. D. LUCK.
M NNG AGENCY, New lork, ITO Broaa~ay Room,
Sos aud srhis Agency est~pshed for the purcha,,
sale on commission Of unimproved Ard Mning
Organized and at work. furnishing ali
iAchaery and Mining Tools
OF the country. - ''' -Aiuea "0ua any part
printed circular giving explanations, will b. sen, IN
~ fost-otnee
jyl6-Glys Sss yorr 10 n q ~,
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hlINNO, M INIpnnIEn mANInrs rnr,

NJ StLEt Tie suhscrihc,s Keep constantly ox hand srgs
,et o 'atpo De Bars sup Phosphate Lame Chappsl. 500
RIO Itstr ns GharPes fertfer, &C; and All viii Be
Tnyy Pareary ,ae sup Phosphate Lin, for To-
. $3.50 ~ ~
mA2O-c2m RAREaDAtr pv,n
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REwASLTIFTL CoTTAGE FsKn, ONE VILE

D WEST or RICHMOND FOR SALE-Th- b, sutlI Catf,s
Fs formerly kaown 0ay.r the broad street
about mile West OF this city aiming IL buildings
and thereon are large and Handsomely
choicest varieties. - $50
The soil Is remarkably rich Itha used ~ market gar
den m several and the daily s yeTva
rom to SIS through the Persons disposed Sc are
respectfully requested To view the premises time
Terms accommodating. Apply to
Ap29-iOt GoDDIS lppEpsoS
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AUCTION SALES.
ny ,oddia a Apper.on. Aae,.. -, H-ee
B shyrSTF .IRt Tc3T sosIaE REsIpENcE ON
FL TIIlE DAYI

- sE'.Nra sTREEr, NORTH ov LEIGH STREET soR
SAIL AT AUCrON.-winbe wTDNFspky 49,. 10.
OF May iso' upon the premises, commencing At osI o.,
hea Anc rtd Italian Cottage residence
ne Si s ns Of n street, s.r,h Of Leigh nearly opposite
Cotiase has III reons with are place. Of and
IN very neat and tasty manner The he pne- M.
quiet and retired yet eonvenent location
toe city make Altogether mos. desirable
nov In market. After the
hold Furniture will be sold. N''"s "'s'e-
Terms Accommodating de known Mt "a. hon, o,,.
myo GODDIS A ipppssnS 80.
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JAMES d. Elicit,

U r Y r Il 4 Il 4 O ENT
- Cglce on Gorrrror street. opposite he Dsn-eh ONc>
NS be found ~ all hours any and All bp
~ snes In the Agency ln- Selling and Hrny ont Ne
oe collection OF Claims Selling buyinR Ali knd. pr
duce, Renting Houses. Ic &c. 100 "
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LUTTERYil
(BT ArTuoKITT STAFF or lIIR.s,l
CHdEct>d az tie NrrdnI Plan
10000 Numbers, gas PrIzcs
EVERY PRIZE DRAWN EACH DRAWING
CLASS ~ TO be Drawn May goth, 1854.
500
'.''''''-- 5000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
l.Ol
t.,, q -.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN Agent and Nan...r
,r.. =, Sign Of tie Bronze Lions,
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RY rmE novEmNom or NImGINIA-A PA

E2L TIE GOYEEHNoH on VIRGINIA. PRO
sb Information having been received hy tb-
Executive, that wi.m Newton late of the county n rit.yya
MIA, murdered In the month ~ December by John
PRlrCiiElr and ELiZAHErH GROSS snd that the s.ii 3
going atlarEr: " w"
Therefore DO hereby Of ONE HUNDRED aud
llfI1 DOLLARS e. who
said John W rriichctt ard Elizabeth deliver into
The 'a Of iylvaua county Seventy Five either
delivered as Aforesaid and DO quirr AL Ourers ~
hi' Commonwealth civil and military md sqiest the p,o
generally 70 uer their test eNcrors
~ persons, that they tuay he brought % istise
- Given un1rr hand under
u. Seat ot tie Commonwealth Richmond nj n,tb
t~~~I day o. May, Ia the y,sr 1874
ByHs Gcycrnor GEoSos W AgsToRD Secretary Of u Com
mrnvea'th. w ~ NS'
John PuSet, smai 'rsre nan shout Ry. fct
ot'e'en nche, high dark ,Snr, dark hair sod hkrr
heavy beard back ewes o. stt % 'front.' tstth al spak n
AMI some ues p' cr ~ hrtHrcn 80 yr,s Of arr
aui wins atrai 10 mis- ai about the nos
and Confidently snnturnct. " called hnsei when he III, Inc
unity John Nor'i' " " '''
H-absh Goss In io,lin, SONAR tctstth So
oiot sbruiis como ,Nion altt hair sbd ys atl s,ish
ah'u' $50 tinis nat 80 he. had one shi . abnt
tFh years ~ siict IL carried % EVh h,-
Pdthtt anl f'f hct rrots grr,nlri.r
VI ihust 'lts no a. uf So. .td PTro eft a ere
nd N hor s-t b'gsy lie UiVicn iy H. ~ SIT. nf
Wioiu When a t,Sri IRON Ne %, Tor Oe - n az,
mys-csv
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~ ~ $40 pubhc generally, on 18th Instant Il.
them Rave SSIss a,ss' Rom ksniuey Amonut ~
Contrsetors and Street use III M, 81. a. al, -
ess and on accommodating terms EDwIg waIEER ''''
! h,n be In receipt Of fresh stock direct rem Essy
every month in the year. ~ 'u'p
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sEo = tiE y WIT 4 7 4 2. y. sTARKR
tn KRtNKLIN PAPRn MILL

CBEL rIpERE KISGFI CTrP ia S' roitt.
on 9TH street, the PrteTSburr me-, ~
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. FSf
rs IN good order, managed by Superior d, -. 49,,
turning out Printing Paper, News stn.s and 10
IN Pcs T nsS maPPns paPsr equal qualify Snd :, lev
W Orders for auy descrip zion, Of am ,si.h. -. ,,-
executed at the shortest notice k"' anu dimensions,
- RAGS RAGsli
WANTED-Clean Linen and Cotton Rag, N, -h,,, , -
az uen'ery AZ The Mil, or remitancss made az dIyse.d
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POSTSCRIPT.

IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM MADRID =
SPAIN DECLINES TO ACcEDE TO Mr.. soULEs
phhANDS-sECRETARY MARCY AND MONS.
DE sARTIGES-LETrERs FROM MR.. CALnERnN.
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.1THe GREAT WORK. OF TIE TINIEn
PROFESSOR WEISS GREAT HISTORY
HRlNnH

WITH AN AMERICAN APPENDIX,
TWo VOL. limo. Price, $l5O.
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w HANGER No. $40 Main street. respectfully
hi: friends and the public that his Spring
hoods IN the above line Is complete, consisting
u Velvet satin and common Papers With Borders match
both French and American manufacture also fire Screens
inin PAPERS window Shades Ac with large
Cloths Canton and Cocoa MAitncs all Sdths spring.
shnek Mattresses, Bedstead, Sofas Chairs Lounges de- which
ne invites you 70 ea and examine before purchasing As he
nde at he give satisfaction both in quality and price
orders thankfully received in the b,s and
In tnE .rl.
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tInnGK 1 mrnnIN1, -nrMnrrn IL. -.

Nj Herring ha7 matc ~ vti.h he
has tnsagfd NV vices
cordially rc,onlnrr tn oncr md friend, hor
ihty viii extend ~ HIN the ratuerc have prcv,uy
tome Thyw hni me 81 Oh stani whrr shah D. pleas
pa ucultr tutDa uUN Fly,r 10 sy or.
de- they mag sind.
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uNAIElSiuh sEwING siACBiNI1.-Madeb by HOOD. hat
~ TELLE CO. worcester, Mass, patented by ELIAS Howe,
Jr september lOth. 1876 These Machines
Pruaer use not get OF built in good sub
santa and Eorkmanke manner, and will do
s. and Soldiers. work manner warranted give sat.
fcton The stitch will not rip common sewing
done by hand Call In operation at II0
street, Philadelphia, stairs.
Nj
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HAVANA CIGAUS.-wM. u. MERIwEtuER invi,s.
TIE attention Of dealers stock on Ctg ans a..
rIHU, lIi7tiTs, uHI pgnlsfic Cigdrs. " "
Constantly hand and sale, IEAF TOBACCO Tor Cs,,
and the celebrated prnicotissd Smoking U}isra
fcli-trf 2nd door 70 uuab an Uot.t Cas-
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Mo hAtkEHFL.-In good order for sale bv
~ may v. ". SKlNRER 'Uarv

oE a. TO- PALbNi t!HOo w sAwS-The sub,ctib.
from two ncnrs To eighty Inches In diameter Tbei,
hardened an tempered sud ground finished nv ,in
designed
superior TO those grouid In the manner a.
strengthened and ttened by incrra'fg them In
ay rom the cutting edge the centre, consequently no, be-
come heated or bu kci and produce great saving In M
They also manufacture Cast Steel NM TT Cross Cnt d.,
ana Het Webs Of Tor quality, ali ~ which ty bnvs N,
safe, or they be ob,nel Of the prinpa hardSars
chants the United tes and C,naIa "e''
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siii a MD COMMISSION BUsINtoss-Tbe und.r
signed nave associated themselves under m. 81
s an,AsiinE General Grocery PorsardBv sns
occupied by John ". Claiborne Fsar AMI M recently
Cary oetsesn Pearl and 18th streets where thrv iii on
" see 'he friends and the public attend to order, pASso
Richmond !. DANIEL " HUNT.
sayy- Jvnchhrr. y.iS JNO. D. HARVEY
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GENEnAL AGENCl

IoR TiE SALE AND PURCHASE OF Lama
HNRANh O. RUPPIH Se-yetrry u ne Yiyos1ia S5,,, H.,
public s GESEsAL AoESrs the sale ana Putt 70 ne
brgntd AID the Southern Hestsu S,Its. " i-nu' IN
city, No. us Ndit frat. ' S''' <'g'tetfhrW So
t2S-u @'''''''''"t' OUCR' - above
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GhrENtNS W spRING MiLLiNFRY-N O. BARTON 10
" Main street. will open THURSDAY the tstb To-, Ia,
a.or'psnt o. sptng sJles SUI. cfape Lawn and ssr Bo
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a fHt l-t- 1s5l-The subscriber most T..1e.,
ms friends and The public generally that he is na ~
~ lrr.ns aASSI tneh' Of goods, consisting Of
HAS and Caps, Of every fashionable silvia
80 auu shoss, do do
Travelling and Packing Trunk.
CaIpe; Bags and Umbfe las
which he pledges himself sell on the mo-,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-30

HREAnsTuFFs- will be rpme,n.

| Defeu, tnat III aH the suits ON time
to time between the Corporation ano
our Bakers, we have taken part with
the Bakers. Our reasons fo, doing
so, have been given, and the repeal oi
the unjust and arbitrary law, SO diff.
cult of enforcement, has shown cenclu-
siyely that the position assumed by us
is the true one. We have said-auj
still maintain that the Legislature has
no right to grant to corporations the
right to tax any kind Of mechanical
industry. They have no more right
to say that the Baker shall give $50
much bread for q dime, than they
have to fix the price Of newspapers,
or any thing else, It is The last YES
tege of the ancient French l.egeme, .
and right glad are we,--lnore for the
peoples sake than for our own, that it
has been abolished in This city. Now.
there is a fair field open for competi-
tion, and tlsree or four new Bakeries"
have sprung into existence under the
new order. Now, the man who makes
the best bread gives most, and is most
punetual in its delivery commands the
trade. and it is such only who should
have the lead. Heretofore. there has
been . league--a unity, "the result Of
persecution" and the people have bad
to take about three cents worth of
bread for item" or do without. Yes
terday morning we saw several loaves
from different bakers weighed, and
found difference in the weight of all
Of them a thing not known under the
old law. 1t is due Mr. Philip Burg
to say that his bread carried off the
palm, both in quality and weight
five cent loaf Weighing nearly as much
as dime loaf of some Of the others .-
There is evidently an Improvement in
this line Of business, and we believe
every citizen Of the place discovers it
already Now, instead of having
"Hakers association to keep dqyn the
weight. the scales have been "kieked"
the association dissolved and every
man stands on his own merir in fair
field of eompetition. VIII our neigh
horin Lafayette, be pleased now to
take back sun,e of the hard things lie
said about us, for opposing this ancient
law Of the French dynasty and the
Spanish aleades1
TnE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT JAcKsoN-Ye esterday the usual
celebration, at The close Of the session
Of Centenary College at jackson com
nenced. We regret much, that uu-
|oreseen circumstances prevent our be-
ing present at The feast Of reason and
he soul.
Centenary is an institution of which
very citizen of the Sugar Bowl should
30 justly proud. There, our young
non may receive a thorough educa-
ion--sucb an education, as "Homc
ntrest requires
Several Of our reporters viii be on
,and to chronicle in verse as well as
'rose, the interesting exercises now
,oing forward,
[l|On the 18th lust, ut Columbus,
Ohio, there was an anti-Nebraska
Convention. 1t was composed Of
learly all the "anti," materials Of that
egion. 1t costs very little indeed to
Jet up public meeting, in a piping
ime of peace, and it is owing to this
act, that we are indebted to. large
nd respectable class of "Illers" for 50
many patriotic speeches, Anti aud ,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-30
NO, 9.

OF n small mind is found in the
cominoh propensity to leave autographs
every where There is not n public
building q tomb, or monument in this
nation that does not beaf evidence that
"Jones" has been there. anl with his
own hand inscribed his name in some
conspicuous place A recent visit tn
one of the front towers of our own
Capitol, called us to speculate on the
amount Of egpiiqtical narrow minded
vandalism that las from time to time
been there, t6 scratch and mark in MI
manner Of snrawling autographs, the
very valuable information for poste'iy
TINT "Jnnes'-=tle living breathing
Jones, did actually upon q time stand
there and with his own hand write his
own name. The State House not only
bears the evidence above. b,t also hp
low of the fact that here. as elsewhere
fellows have hpnn to leave their names
to stare people in the face e,petually.
Such fellows are certainly entitled to
mortui Immortality. Another thing
in reference to the Gothic structure"
it was wafered and pasted all over last
session hy such notices as this-"The
caucus will mcet-"The Ue5Uer,ntir
caucus will meet in the caucus room
at z o'clock "a punotual meeting Of
the members Of the caucus is desired.
.ee
Hare y9n seen Tody Ior Angust'
We rpt this question 10 our fptni-
nine friends and acquantanees. If
if you have not seen Cooley, it is your
own fault: the small figure Of ss will
lay his book fresh before you will, the
stnan Of the press upon it, dozen
times year. A small strip Of ribbon
or lace for a fill. to conform TO tho
fashion for q few brief hours costs more
money. Certainly curtailing The length
Of skirt So 40 TO mako tho dress com
Portable to walk in, would save more
than enough to obtain Cooley for
season, and thero is no tenable ex-
euae. You young gents, who are at
loss to find suitable present for
your d"leiHi, let us say to you that
there is nothing more appropriate
than "Godey," lie will call your
name to mind at least once mouth.
and connect with it the flavor of fresh
prlnt-late fashions, appropriate moral
tales--in fact all that interests the
mind Of The fair daughter of Eve, be-
fore ma''imony.
THE OMN1nUs.--A letter from Nc
knley, at I'la1ueminc, informs US
that the "Omnibus' will not bo rea,lv
to start until tho 1st Of September.
From our brief acquaintance with
Mex we should say that although
he haa n heavy team to drive. and
passengers that novertyet have been
known to travel peacibIy-" "Republi-
can politics and Catholic religion"
yet we think from his energy and nc
tivity, that he may drive along at a
brisk rate, if he does not keep up with
some of hia fast contemporaries.
Es- Our contemporary Of Point
Coupeo, from whose Interesting col.
uluns tho city papers copy SO extern
|cnaivc1y--the Echo, has varied his
notice OF Weather and Crops Tho
last ISSUE says on this interesting sub.
ect:
''Ihe weather has lately been high
y favorable to every description Of
crop in this region. The health Of
he parish continues very good. Moth
ng has occurred to relieve the .monoto.
~ Of which We complained in our last
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-30

The powder mill iu the town Of
Spencer, Mass, blew up on the l4th.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-30


AN INSANE CELEBRAr1oN.--At the
Insane asylum for New York at Utica.
the inmates had celebration on the
4th Of July Of which tho papers con
tain full report. The Declaration
was read and an insane speech made.
An epic poem written for the occa-
sien was also read, and the whole af-
fair closed in the evening with a dis.
play of fireworks As there was no
heads broken-nobody "killed" (Which
seems the most important feature in
modern celebrations) and nobody
drunk on the ground, we take it that
this Insane celebration is altogether
worthy Of imitation on the part of the
enlightened, the sane, and the chris
iau part Of the community.
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GALENA MARKETS.

--'~NNN~~''/
FLouR.-sF p Dbl, S. 5OtGs5 IS; Extra, Sc GOA
Sc 25; Ii w e 100, 0OGOO; shorts, 1OGCO.
GRAIN.-Wheat = bushel, 65f075 Corn, shelled, 50
G0o; Barley, 45GOo; Oats, 22G25.
PORK.-Mess p brl, l4G Isl clear Mess l59l6; Hams
sugar cured, ll7l2; sides, 1885 shoulders, 7Gs
Lard, = brl, 9G9ls.
BuTTER.-Firkin, l40l5; Fresh 14Il5.
CHEEsE.-English Durham, l21sGl5; WR, liza 12a;
Country, 901O.
svGAR.-N o, 2 1t, sass; Clarified, 6s.@7; Loaf
lO0ll.
MoLAssEs.-N o, T. gallon, 3Ofas5; S II, 3704o
COFFEE AND RIcE-Rio p fb, ll1aGl3; Java la
Is; Manila, 16sl7; Rice, 6M7.
TEA.-Imperal 2 tb. 45G75; H, 4o67Oc; Black
4OG6O.
FRUIT.-Appes, green, p Dbl. SO 5O0s5 90 Dried,
do, 4 bushe 81 4oDSl so Peaches, dried, = bushel
ST 6O(GSl IS.
FisH-Mackerel, No. l, q Dbl. s22 90; Goldfish,
fb, c.M6l4c.; Salmon, q bbl., s25 Oysters, doz
SO OO(Dss 90.
LUMBER-Clear, p NJ, $300s35 Common, s1st0S2O
Flooring, rough, s23 OoS0s25 90; Ditto paned, s35
Siding, $50; sheeting, sl4 Lath, SO Shingles, s4s5
ExCHANGE.-Boston and New York, Ia p Ct; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, 4 = Ct; st. Louis, q p ct.
MoNEv-For 80 days, = tt
WOoo.-W. o., IS OOGOs6 90.
FREIGHT.-To St. Louis, 25c.; From St. Louis, 75c0
81 To st. Paul ST.
LEAD.-Pigs, loo lbs, sales Mineral, p 1000
obs 35CGOO Delved in Galena, OOG0O. Shot, p sack,
81 9OtG$2 90; white, pure, = keg, So 75GOO No. ],
p keg, So 250$2 SO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-03
SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.

AOC11ON 1tOS1uSN
FRANK. f.: COLLINS,
AUcTIoNEER APPOINTED BY LAW FOR THE TER.
RlTORY OF MINNESOTA,
ID ESPECTFUIIY inf rms his friends that his arrange
N ments for the lion of his business in all its
branches are complete.
REGULAR SALE DAYS
For different kinds of Merchandise Stock, &C., will be
held in future stated days. his increasing business
having made this absolutely necessary.
SALES FROM THE SHELVES
Will, therefore, be held every Monday, Wednesday, and
FURNITURE SALES
Will be held every Wednesday Saturday. either in the
day or evening as may be announced.
HORSES, CATTLE, HARNESS, ETC,
With Stock ct every description will be sold each satur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Great attention will be given
to this particular branch and it is confidently believed
that from the arrangements made great inducements will
be offered well to those who have occasion to SELL
to those who have occasion to buy.
CARRIAGES
Of every description will be sold, and those having vehi
cles to dispose Of are invited to send them along early
REAL ESTATE
Will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms.
BOOKS STATIONERY
VIII be offered frequently at announcement and in the
miscellaneous sales.
pains attention or exerton will be spared give
entire satisfaction to all who may coide their property
to his hands, and purchasers may rest assured that
account will fse representation be made to them.
solicited Sales made quickly and proceeds accounted
for without delay All persons having goods to dispose OF
are invited to send them to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Building Third Minnesota street
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
Held every evening at early candle light.
AT PRIVATE SALES
Bargains can be had at all times. Call and see
FRANK. E. COLLINS,
st. Paul, Sept 9, 1854. If Territorial Auctnr.