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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Arrived.

Us 81 steamship A.tsms sehsnet , Savannah 60 hours
"b sbn Kate ef B,S Mos H.vrs 50 d. with
mdse and 22 passengers TO Lane West Aug II, lat S3
lon 4 H. exchanged signals With Br bark May Belle bound
Palermo for New York 70 days out short of provson
pi.d her with beef bresd, &c
Dimon Sept lat 20 TO- lon ss 90 ,pOss brig Lady Adams.
for New BedtoLd t,h hshsnd. VIM" distant % miles,
Bark Jeverisnd oldsn MOIer Bremen ~ days. with ndse
81 lon % 50 barb Jacob Prent.i date lat 4s 81
lon 2s S saw eliPpershiP Sea Lion bound -; same time
spoke Br bark Ashy from Glasgow for St. Johns Sept lat
40 20, Ion. r. saw bark Elise, bound Z.
Bay The 9 has been 10 days north Of Hstters with light
Bari Express BOss Havana Is days with sugar &c to
Bis Caroline E. Kelley Cof Fr.nLforp cuber Havan. Is
BY Lightning M :plii sails fore toP-sa.ntmsst, &c:
bark Lizzie Nichols steering S. r-''~N
days. with mOls..ss Le to cuSert Finley No s..e y. q
% IS1 u Is ;pIpns lea. and wa compelled throw
hr vI.ina Grhth from jacksonville for Port Spain Trni.
ril, wood TO v W DsFon.s Co '"a' "oAy'' win o.
&c E Ia. S'@Is3 esy st ss s.,s .s9
% .rf Ss. Ssl. sissI m.ssSo 9s, 8 e the
Bees sss s s.1cn Co Aug 5 "a oss Island :po.s brig
is. !ps :. iI ae''1'i0' The Inexperienced heavy
s.S sai Ger sss ss's a.a A:s T.sP; Bay Dr. with to
ahn
ing red signal with letter H., steering s s.W.
Bns Worth toi Portlandl Bitter ssgua Ia Grande Is
days. with susM ke 70 SD In with brr JUDGE
Hathaway, for New.York sS
Brig wntsv tof buetspOrtl Hall Turis Islands Is d.y,
with salt 70 Middleton & Co. '''
Brig lssiah (BT) Fitzpatrick St. John, N. B. days. with
plaster 10 master 80 -
Br, csr.sA Hart.AOn, Calais days. with lumber to Smith
4 boynton.
Bs Tybee Ferguson. Charleston u days with cotton to O.
Bukley Aug n % miles Of HatterAs struck by zht.
min carried main topnAst, head Of mAunasst
BrE souther ChsTleson Kendck chareston 10 day,
with mdse 70 Dunhsm Dimon-
schr scoto lof Elsworhl Desse Key West 10 days with
sugar ke Dunlop Bros OF Key West spoke brig Sarah
from New Orleans for Europe.
sehI r: Buron Lingo Savannah days with nee, &c.
to nllnsn Co
sehr Ehzsbeth Eleanor mlsted) PiersOu, Alex.ndha7
days. with eoal 20 SturEes 4 Co.
sehr Orisna Tuttle Richmond days with aOur ke c.
II. Pierson-
sehr chst.ns wsIlsley Baltimore days with bOsna
70 Troy.
sehr Pilot. Holmes hOcklsnd with lime.
Sekr. Joseph Hall Wsfts Portland with stone.
sehr Reaordo Clement, Providence IN bAlsr 70 master
BEL0W-2 bsrts and brig
WIED-Dzrns the dsys
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

fhe ,nn.red ,tateents Of the e1pors Of Bresdstuf
70 TRAkcE.
..............s7l .sg7

Ery.YosK Tuesday Morning, Sept S. 1854
IN. oper.1s Bresdsufs for the fortnight have been On
ous rned scale and eotfned to supplying the wanu Of
a.. ty and Al sc,nt towns with the exception Of & bbls
Four l32 bushes Wheat aud 2sz bushels Indian Com,
which have gone forward England AT Yesterday MARKET
sale 900 bushels Indian Corn va, made tor En 70
count a, sSc 10 and shipped at I'D freight Our reeeiso
81 Four .hsush slightly increased the past week over tho
nree,sp. one are greatly behind those Of last year Tns
.pr of on the Ene Canal from the opening the spng
The S,t August 1884 IL 600 40 bols and adding
TIE so S Bushels Wheat also short makes the denclency IN
Elour AZ ecs 7 bb Prices IL will be seen, are sl higher
Tor rs,pt delivery both buyer and seller are acting VITA
e.uou and the trade retail one, consequently eur STOCK
irb,r tbI ever before known 20 J 70 30 700 Dds OF
III lipds For delivery in October there are sellers - %
81 81 for State and sales although buyer 90 not ofer
within 50 70 ofthsi price Southern brands sell nssy
ard serve In supply the sbsence OF western
I 6O bb Richmond City Hsxa 1aiege, have been oid
A. ,be mill Tor Australia English orders, Al about ss
Hi The country generally Is still suffering from the severe
S-oph before uoteed) although many sections haVs oeen
ntav relieved BY still great injury has been done 70 al
H. st, eop Indian Com particular IL hoped that the
evil bs, been exaggerated aud that the deficiency vi" be less
than spparent
M bodps back on Of the drouth and most OF the
are idle from and Of water conseqaeny
be. none the way the sea board The southern crop
l. coming forward but rot Of prime quality From CsnAda,
the late represent the crop as e favorable than h..
betoe been supposed tthrshes badly and the receipts
fTorl that quarter will be light for some time.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

,,,,,.vp ,. ssssec sns ths e.r.,ss ~ n .l1siaos s
sHea VA. ss a -. n Irs ssen ssoae< for t,af< eet
.ss 5. he Ere s.r;sd I'D ssre. az o III. .sces
sitI. Io artn, ,,.t,rnent Of the cot, o't po -,
We sn eoSn 40 pey sd and eentd9e o. sroa TX.
-, ~ N. Erie Western and Boston an1 W
syen c. 80. on y,sr We compare the Ene with me ts'
i.,,,r q they rank only among The most <a
bsst nssed and most productive raroAds IN tne e'oh'
WIsTTRS RAILROAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

sesnships-A.ia Brl Lott Liverpool z. Cunsrd George
Law Fox A.pinwsli, n. o. Roberts
Bsks- Pilgrim, Andres, Apaachcols Eagle Hazardi Won
Stein (Brem) Herboth, Bremen Gepeke & Coz May Flow
er Currier, Cuaeoa, II. Trowbrdge.
Brr,-Clinion Thompson, Charleston Geo Bulkey Row
land MeFsdden Wilmington, ~ C., Brett Son Coz Her
ThsOdor (oldsn wrsgss. Bremen. Heunns' Muller
8 Col Roseway Belle, lBr) Eaton, Liverpool k s., r. A
Bloomfield
yus Sons Charles Mills Smith. Wilmington, " C., Dolner
Potter Harriet Smith Kelly Philadelphia j. w McKee,
Celeste (Br) Dawson Saekve NJ B.. master; z g. Rudde
row Midget, Washington, Bstemsn Rudderowi W: H.
Sanford Cuves Norfolk johnson sssht; Tiogs, Stodtard
Boston s. W Lewis
stesmeT-Vulcsn. Waitman Philadelphia j. ~ Bhsga
sloop.-J Parker Dunbar, Providence, masterj Jane
Maria GOldbesre, do. MASTER Rhode Island Hull, Prsv
denee, master.
BUses-E. A Stevens, Rsner Philadelphia W. H. Thomp-
son.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
H2baa.Oia
4 40 5qi 257


The earnings Of the Erie for June would probably have
sousled those Of the Central but to the enEneers snse
oh materially nterered with the operations Of the rosd
the total receipts OF Erie exceed those OF the Central
1900 and showing the former 10 have better line for
business Notwithstanding the Central averses from Albany
70 Butso one continued village. But 6e Central line had
been in operation ten years before the Erie opened
time had elapsed therefore, for the thorough deve
opmen its busness while upon the line Of Ene this pro-
commenced At the time Of the opening Of the
population its route much greater than
upon the Erie Road while Its earnings for the hrst
three ye of lie operation only about onethrd AZ great
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Spoken. &c.

Ass r. lat "a lon ST. ship cOrnsls, Of Portland, from
Quebec for England
Aps L. lat 3 81 lon 79 . cbr Two Sisters 10 days from
HicaIssas for Boston, and supplied with 6y ssh
Incfene. s New. OrleanG
About Aug 20 Of Coast Fsrida brig Susan from caibe
See fof Baltimore.
Ase H. lat DC lon o. bark yolsa., sesu, ta- Leshsrn
July 5. nr HeNYerk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Receipts of Produce SEPT. S.

By Yorth Rir,r Boai-iso bbls Flour 100 Pigs NO. a.. 10
D, "A, S,,r York cad Eric Rdiyod-25So sbls fiour "
,tSs A.he. 7s0 Bag. Wool 4s5 Pksa WHISKY tS 90 r.
op, I64 bss. Barley fsl do Whest, goo pks baHef ~
40 Cheese s $50 sdes Leather.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
oreirn Ports.

Al Smyrna ID ship Elizabeth H.miltOu, Jones, for Se"
York; bark Fseor Msyo for Boston few days s..., n,
Palsrpo IN nit ship George Pie ps, shernan 'n
Gre1 an sd for Phisdelsh. ss only Am g.,, 70,
ga I'm he<ns ssh ult bark Mar d. '0'e' W.
s.I.s. 10th us barb. Young Turk Taylor IN. S'g
po1t E for Boston une Elirabeth, Young f Oa'an ''
GLASGOW 22d ult steamers Glasgow. crSis from ". Ssn
yert ATT is,h; Peel Tins for do M nst az nH n,
Ri from do At s ss sB, I's ks or P1o,dsnes and 9th
.T. sId 2st ship Dirso, Young New te5k u.rSu., far
A, s,oeiholu sth ull, bark D. s GoOdel hafn"An w
sth ult .hirs Horizon Stone and MArsretts
Bel soor Boston; bark Cuba Evans oI 40 ,o, Martin
sailed from DemArsrs prev to July D. 0NN LII" '
Lae M.p,,p. 2sth uit barb Louisa Eaton Ade, from St
Jsso about June Is ships Gsvna sprasue for
New Yort lds D. Brown, Brewster, for Lond'n, 90 H.
AT Canton June 49, ships Aenteet @ .,.co s.k
aop.Koul June e ship. Nedford, Ropes for cacutt'i
siss.pce June 2s ship Minstrel Potter, fSr Penans
S.v 10 finish lde for Boston, bark Espersnza Cnuren
for Nes Yorhi z Corning. Groves, for Batavia ~,
A. AZ soursb.ys prev to June =. bark Oriental Heard
cr Melbourne for Batavia for repairs having pr oaek esty
Az Penang July bark FeuelOn, White for Padsns osn 70
A. B.nbsy july shire Napoleon Chst6ed for Calcutta
had shipped native crew. the former nsvns 40
were be home for triali Newton whitney Tor |ao'
Rio Nune, Afriea July n brig Allen, BrOwn!uDc.; schr
Ida Russell, Sparks, from Salem arr 4te. r.,,. -.
AT Leghorn 18th ut, bark Laura snow, Inorndke nom
Venice, TO load for United States = ., .n. ~,
At Newcastle lsth III ship Georsi. small Tor bos.1s es
stipson for Boston ds Palmetto, Lewis for do
brig. Ottoman Lewis. from Boston; Lion, Gardiner from
Ar at B.hs July IS ship Grey Eagle Knsman' NewYOrk'
And sailed 10th for Rio Jsneiro. r,,
At Belize Hound I'd ult bark Star OF the East
from Aspinwal July unc Brig Saihsht tIo" oane'
was At the south ldg. for England = NJ, -. ~
Yont di.s At DO is ult brig Nenuphsr M"'ehat for NJ
York ldx
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o. l00-

,,t.r from Capt cud~orth OF bark Seas .er of Bed
s1s rspor. her s Pernsmbuco Aas h rs bbl. ,p oil
an beard all well. bound home
spoken-Juy 5, lat s. lon &C % eSk Union. New Bed
ford months out, 90 bbs OIL
A1r r. lat IS IS, lon. IS Csy ship Jsis Howard, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Eror, Op,corre.,onS.,.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. @1rrrred-Bhu Commerce,
HAnnord Providence; Havana Reed, Port Harvey, ~ B.
schn Thonas II. Seymour Kelly Boston; d. l. Aershon,
Aershon Halo~en Me- Julia COrson, Boston; Georzs Laf
Whhl0w Do shrey Price Stephens doi Sawyer. Gould,
Rotor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
WhRierS.

An ct Nsttsposest ls bArt Samuel and Thcnss Pscls
Nsrsh Atlantis 0essa, viii SIS hsk % IS q bk6sh ell Re-
Dsrh Dss1las
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
OF AND WORCESTER nAILRoAD.
ERIE RAILROAD.
Ia EL.


Year cO Do E'rniHs' per Ds @i. E1s SSou 81 .S.s a.
1851. .sz l,.o5 s5a594 sssls52.. sig Z
lssa.. lsa as5esoe s5esS ~ s1Ss s soocoe iis5s Is
The Western RslTo.d was opened IN is4l We have shown
ration to have been not only vastly Ereser per mile but IN
much greater ratio on is cost than me
ecsp Of tbs road for the past year oey or twelv.
Yeas s% ON Z G S ss ,.s 5s Of s on T5s
yesT after the completion Of the latter It's earning per mile
perisd The secOad NOR. ,ee times and
the third fully times Al similar rate % Increase the
tire time, rester than that Western; yet the Western
has nearly mach per mile more erpensve rosa 70
y.sr. p.t The Boston and Worcester Railroad opened in
less and for the fret three years n earnings Per mile ad not
ton seven years before reached the per mills earned
by the Erie the fret after s opening Both ne
possible for large business country much more
densey inh.bied than the line Of the Ere country hsd
active and industrious peope They the two great railroad
corporson of Massachusetts, bearing the largest ennss
time the most suceesul and productive. Yet they are much
productive the cost than Ere and vastly less 50 per
Acompuison of earnings per mile 10 much better test Of
the value Of the OF the Ee Rsrosd than the so OF
upon neither excellence Of construction or
equipns nt did the Boston and Worcester
pare with what Erie at corresponding Penod IL re-
oUred ten the Ia good condition a.
tbe Erie at present The rate OF earnings per
mile shows the relative business capacities Of ns Ioae
With equally economic pendure the prb of me sew
ers roads be in proportion receipt Ii can be oper
sted at ehesI rate from m s.te Length and osns. nm 10
distance and with full load The route o. me
s ROsS & on the & %hos o %Se s soe. not cost that Company
more than half what costs the Ma'saehu'ets ROADS
IdT.ss ~s b.s s o. the Genital fhs mileage
ofthe latter sixty miles seaeT and n to1a cost some
~ s m.sb oetef condition Yet the earning. Of
the Erie for the present year will fully equs nee Ot , ts
t The earning Of both for the hrst sn non]s vi 'ne Ps
ssty hsy n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
OFVIck oFTHE ILLnoIs OEsIsAL kAILsoAo LosrAsY,|
NEw-YoRK, July Q. ls4
r ANDS in Illinois, Bureau for the SALE

IL of such portions Of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS GIN
1PAI RAILR0AD CO adjacent TO the line Of ne aese
row . op sraon will opened at this Once the sn in
wber deseJ don Of the same and the prices It wncn tny
will be foy cssh for the Bonds Of the Company par
viii be funi.bed the nesnrme persons de~rous of puL
chasing may By lesyibl the Office ofths Company NO
Wal stssmep ut OF the wanted have prior lain 70
the same at the prices which may be established and when
viii be based on the descriptions Of the me y the o.srn
nept Surveyors and then proximity 70 karon sts pnS
d. A NEAL, " p. III Cen r. r. Ce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

MINIATURE ALMASAc........rHIs DAY.
svy-Rses,,,,5 81 seu...... "a MooS-Rsss... 45a
wAIER.......rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov Island ~ He'll Gate S
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Il COMPANY-CHcIsSATI. July s. lsot-The bsnnia
Meeting Of the Sockhode Of this Institution prescnoS ~
the By.Laws thereof for the election Of Trustees will be
holden the oee Of the Company IL this sity On sATUR
DAY the SOfh OF September pext There VIII be Special
Msets Of the ste khoden THURSDAY the th septem)
ber at the place o'clock A. for the consideration OF
PARTICULAR matters connected with The interests OF tue instu
ton. Ry order, W. GREENE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
CAUTIOY-BEwARE of PURCHASING

~ RAILROAD sT0CK-All persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing ss1 Share. Of Stock IN the
SAMUEL p OFFICER, Scrip No 23 and 10 Shares OF stock
in the COLUMBUS AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COM
PANY issued to OLLIE, BRICE MOORE, Scrip No 10,
the Scrip wbereoiI' In the hand, Of BAREuh os
the Bank indOrsed 10 blank by the ties to
whom the same issued. As said Stock uals wfuly
pledged with Barnun the undeTsned who claims TO DO
he legal owner thereof has filed bill In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Leiing County Ohio against the said Barnun
and the Sanduky Mansfield and Newark Railroad COMPANY
praying the Cou order and decree said Stock % bs
Transferred 10 bmsf JW. BRlCE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
REHABILITATION.
Passengers Arrived.

In bris Era from CITY Sc. Dosingo-Cspt. GorginA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

CT0CKS and BONDS BOUGHT aad SOLD st
Sths steeh EIehsnss exclusively Connississ b. 4 W.
GREESLEAF, No 2wsga
&E 000 TO LOAN on Bond and Mort
ROSOOO ssss on City Property. Apply 70 BAkHR
WIS, Aaetosser. No. lAstsspohtsa Dsak ssaAhs,
corner Pasa- Nd 1rpsfwsy.
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C.fANGERY SaEsH.

David =. See.ey tttCfECl Manning
e ITiDE r. hereby tbs; ~ virtue q Pn dr6er
and q af the farCIl Cont 81 love- tOg5 ty,
s=ca,isisi rHa1e ard red IA SAID
E7fa dos 81 March. u u a 80 certain
T.efGg f-e r. sid f,g-t Tiagit J. eies il
conn 1rrf ard Ncbaei zsa.c Is { fsl55err- arl .,t,-
m ts- af,tfs.rEsv given me said nrter SAD deer.
,.g eII Il ue A-ctf1n fie h5-nest and best bad
der f.T czss ~ tEfd -asarEs lhe -1tb DAY af hsas
ID t-54 b-gprs1 hauFs II and ,.ci5es rsst ne.
riizn ~ sd tar tir DIR tis, Cou ,iou-e
n the fcVn - Il FL P33If- b. iI g44fty. al Of tne
-izb tse and Interest Of Eha sd defendant Michael
gazrfng. Wseh he had ierea as tn. date If ths
faortcz~e IA Esc az54T aEd res TatnDIed.in sad 70
zI 5T5igret faf part nortf. sz-,
sslsrr~r >.flu nvsf-r hire fg IL T-.qAsFs
ssg7Tslher Au-fh Eas H.aaf n one Easx
bes eng ~ alffs 81 iazd more J. -.
The b3ya szta " -' le Efsd O. satisfy the
Iiu1rdf. SD Ten Daars ans ~e7ssfy Eve ne
cecTes ~ Itss1 br eae sy Edn al
. sefa coznEss.saat fr r.rfrc=i sad
NOR es44 SATISFY ;h Cosi q Court sale End
Sccfuirz irtAre-f. sxz2
cons Z. a.sssgzx- CFARfE< =. Nf-~FyRGA
So fer u. ri. iy~a 90. MS
Died SseEil : Gee A.ne,4. 2, lsis 81 y. Il, .es4
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''goOES As ARE E0OkS.s
FEN0 BE FOUND AT THE MINERAL POINT BOOK.
4 STORE.
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TO EsazG MS OkF
MISSOURI E,EEz.gN IOWA, WIS
CUNSEN AND MINNESOTA.


az Jndeviatia@ One Price Cash systen
Sssa blisbed.
Tea. thousand Packages Of Seas9aabEs Dyz. Goods
offered for Cash By EDDY. JAMESON x Co
al Eastern Manufacturers and Importers mi
res: az teas', ten per Cclt less than any credit
house IA -3Hlsrica caH afford
TUE subscribers having removed TO tteiruew sore or
Maine-si erec q, for lhels by Col Brau;. st cost
~ s'Nty thousand lArs and being the i4rge.t store
deyoed 20 the Dry Goods ioAbinz Business in tue Unit
cd Sai.s; oher - sale, b. the piece package. Suck
OF 200 eco ct American t2ncis germ French
and >"lss Ho5ds' direct from American AID EuoPeau
uur long expercuc- in the Western Trade and having
correct knowledge If the uf the country enables
rs to import such gods as are adapted the Of
We believe We have facilities in uyin which arc not
enj5yed by any western house havE resident partners
aud pneT- constantly 81 she AlnI les and hucioLs
in the East, aud the Continent Parchas-
ing our goods Tor cash AMI IN =ht tine, enabled
70 buy much lower ihan Eastern or western Iobb ug
Houses who buy long credit aad always able
and prepared to take advan2geo Of change in the
Sei favorable 10 cash buy which ouy
credit cannot Ell y.
We can afford 10 sell for cash. ten per cent less
than other houses, because we do not sustain hea-
W losses By ereditlng eXtgavagant ana iljudcious
merchants.
Merchants ahchave been in nc fahf. Of listing the
Eastern cities assured that hey III zee as large stocks
Philadelphia.
We guarantee 70 exhibit a larger and better as
sorted and more elegant stock OF Fancy ana Sta
pie Dry Goods and Notions than was ever seen
IN one house in America.
Car Dress Goods mostly Of STYLES designed by our
selves. and entirely H1Hed 20 IN this market
We are prepared 70 81 rtae Inducements N k
aud White Goods offered Dy class houses II
lbc East who are only il Iris branch Of business.
The country merchant = i'll tirae and trouble By
purchasing his goods IN 81 i.uujsez pense and
travelingioss OF time which Is yalll1e cd
chants expensive ITaBspF ion d. goods
D. low water-lni smaHaget eBt Of csr.Iss forwarding
merchants thereby suhjecfiag bims1ifo loss sales
snd profits aud great lncou uieuCea dscoHn
ey he receives from h-s change which Is
always of Eastern citics-fhe riss ing
himself with too large qG4Eis of goods adapted
his trade. which be Deprecated and be
unsuitable and being loHg absent his
asd family good reasons for the retailer to mako
purchases in home market.
We respectfully these facts merchants the
believing III f= their interest in every respect
make their purchases Ions and the system
have shed. guaranteeing them cheaper goods
and large stocks be Obtained IN Eastern
cry VIII bring many merchants aud traders who
heretofore tfst tney could MONEY and
ii ne By coming 10 home rarket Tor their sappies.
motto shat lie Large sales sua small Profits
undertaking Pr CO fsh system least Ten Tt-
les tlsn any cTeCi' ho1se in TIE Fast can
ford EDDY, - = ESIj y & ca
1t. Louis, May 26. -. Ty3t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11
&. FRANK & CO.,

&. FRANK & co.,
NO. I55. MALI STREET, st. LOUIS, MO-,
NALL the attention of their friends and Country Mer-
~ chants generally. II cir extensive
HAT + CAP IANUF4 CTORY
Their connection in Europe enables the by direct i'm
oFaions OF Plush. Cloth, Hat and Cap Materials and
tnnnss 70 oner goods at considerable reduction from
market prices, and lii raj terms Customers win al
ways ind fa and select stock of SIX Angola, cIeskin-
FUR Panama. Legferr and Palm Leaf HAT; also.
OF Their own manufacture the latest les By having
houses
France, Germany and New XnrIx,
they possess greater facilities han eny other house in The
" es; obtaining the tashinrs soon as intrl f
iur moI0is qEick sTIsH u-oriss' Ner chants
WIZ nnd 1t FreAfiy in th n advantage give csl
before purchasing eise~ here. 3Tn Il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

Selling OF at Cost -!
AND NO AfIST.3hEt
At EfsE y. \. CHEAP CASH STORE.
Fi.LER Il MICHEL iCtIER are COW Offering s,r
~ sale al cost Their large and we'll selected stock
Of goods, Consisting of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTH.
SAFINETTS.
PRINTS,
DELAINEs
RIBBONS,
SILKS,
STAWIsS-
BOOTS & SHOES.
HATS 5 CAPS.
&c, &C, sc.
They
have the most
extensive stock OF Ready
Made Clothing
offered in this market, en-
hTaciDC every size and variety. for Men and Rows
Their f.aSEc~' tsHaueFs Of the latest st,les
and OF superior quality both Of material and manu-
faCture
IN saying that they selling they desire TO
be Understood a. meaning hat they Let those
want The worth Of their money call soon
DELLER < MICHEI4BA CHER.
Nearly opposite Millions, on Hish street.
mineral t. INT, FEB il 1894. l4tf