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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

NOV s.sm. IN he ~ throw force into the mountanou
part Of Bulgaria and n ebdeavor 70 rae he ksysh po
fred advanced post will absorb large proportion OF
tie Turkish thus leaving the country behind conpa
raiively undefended.
No action lad tax en- place since previous afvices
powder mill at Shumls had blown up. No damage to
life
Drs Fauvsl and Mongery, Who II may be remembered:
were dispatched bv the Government tour II Medical
ir.rtc,on 20 the Turkish army Of the Danube. had re
turned TO CorssntDope and made favorable report OF
the health Of the troops
Gems Sir J. Burgoyue and Col Ardsnt had returned to
Coptautnople having traced the plan Of al enrenhed
camp on the European side at the narows point of the
Dsrdanelles. 1t will be completed ere Jane Another
camp /. being traced ont on the road 10 Adrsnop!e
In future foreign officers u he freely received into
the Turkish service but ONLY in tse actual military rank
and at the same OF pay Turkish officers of equal
grade. 80 ct
proclamation. LffkrGh of the Sheik III Islam. to de-
fine The position OF the Christians was daily sxpe ted
Fre0uen conferences had taken place on the subject Of
granting equality Of civil rights to the Christians
II was reported that the export OF gold from Russia was
uruhl bited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Of Turkey and tie Kiig has decided not 10 requr~
from Prussia the heavy sacrifices ineparable from "a.
until the particular interests Of Prussia render such de-
cision impers,ively Necessary"
This is, If course equivalent 20 declaration Of neu
trsli;y for the present.
IL is announced hs, notwithstanding the rejection or
the ultiuatum by the Car Prussia Will not mobilize the
army before the Chambers have voted the loan Aher
this vote the session will be hroggh,,o an early close
An address which exhibited the Ste,tin Il,
change praying the Prussian Government, 70 jon the
Western Powers was in a lev hours covered with signs
lures Great alton produced by the reeep, OF
orders from London mercantile bouses ordering their cor
Respondents ship conssnnents on board Prusiss
yessfl.
Prince Hohenzolleru and Gen Grceben had returned -
Berlin from their respective missions to Paris spd London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brother. * Co.'S Circular.

Fsv Balr LivssrooL. Sd No. 2i,;, lSA
The weather ssr he h inst uiaeny CHANGED 10 pretty share
righs with he vel fornd r 20
trfng has been ID
feet - q bbL hae omitted
lspN supply AID with te iGqgir further
reduction az y o.. has taken place few fo-d Of
OATMEAL have tetn The EsGaC.d our
hrs neroa.ly attended
but the mer and dealers expecting have
below the sersTal sod-rs on
fusrsts resulted Ia either wHEAr FLovs he qao,ons Tor
which unaerabe from those last market Tss
INDIAN CoKN dpEN slow aud farther de-
y sui rnit,si in the 4bov.uotd reduction
tts islnry prices Of which rensn
uay OATS iHn The ,a9ry Of the better description
b.ir onl, moderate, ste rsfes ar srpfourd.
About 4tto bhs slightly h--'ed Ohn FLcUs -ere sold W
public after market s. y boi cIsS cd tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
THE WAR.

Sir Charlie. Napisrs feet arrived al Wingo Sound on
the III March all well II was stated thar the ficates
and vessels Of the second csss will enter the Baltic b. the
Sound and the larger vessels BY the Great Belt The
English ships have applied 10 engage sixty Prussian pilots
al Sxine1nu Dde Steiin.l
The BorJsheLe states that the British Vice Consul at
kic has rtyei information that Napier fleet will come
10 ;lai port
The Swedish pspers report that 30 900 Russians are EN-
p,oyed in cutting a hannel in the ice from Cronstadt
10 Sweabo-g On the I'd March the Grand Duke Con
tan;ine Inspected the feet ct Hengfors The Gulfs OF
Bothnia ana Einlsnt were still covered with ice.
force Of q 90 Russians Is the way 10 strengthen
the garrison Revel The commander Of the troops at
Reye lad proclaimed that probably the town will be bonn
barded by the English and French Women and children
y ere tier SfOre advised 10 quit the civ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
ITALY.
SARDINIA.

Prince Lucian Bonapar,e had been cordially received
By the King of Sardinia. The Prince had gone to Milan
The Mayor Of Genoa has issued a circular requesting
the citizens forward to him the OF all who fell ia
the Civic Palace.
The independence Beige earns from Turin that the King
has signed decree suppressing the rich religious orders
and their revenues thus obtained will be appropriated to
pay the clergy Of the poorer parishes hitherto supported
by the State. The budget will thus be relieved from
burden of 900 francs annually The suppressed orders
will receive compe nsation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
AUSTRIA.

The O Correspondent states that the whole 20 cOs
forms OF loan had been taken up.
Baron Mey endorn had 81 interview OF two hoars dur.
ton on the 10Th. Il reported that the explanation
Of the intention. Of Au.ra will depend the say o. the
Russian Minister in Vienna
private dispatch announces that the Government las
determined that the whole OF the lottery loan has
be en- taken. send another 80 900 the rarkiA
frontier The transports If troops and mateFel of W
the seuth Is going forward the mos. extensive scale
Austria extends the prohibition to export aras into the
Turkish provinces 20 hOdavia aud Walschia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.

From Copenhagen March l., II 10 autographed that the
King had answered the address calling him dsmiss
his ministers by saying that he will consider whs; best
for the public service and act accordingly.
The Norwegian Diet following the example OF Sweden
has voted the demanded oy the Government for the
national armament.
The hereditary Prince. OF tie Prince Royal OF Swe-
den, died on the 18th ut
Up the 10th Marrh recognition of Swedish men.
rsliiy had been obtained from Russia The sweies still
maintained their rosolgte attitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
TIE VERY LATEsT-LBy Electric TdtgropAl

TIE VERY LAIESI-lBy EHetTc IHgr"PHJ
LosDoy Wednesday Evening March %.
Stock Exchange after Official hours CossoLs for money
so and for accoun, 20 : The Commercial Listsays
that on Change bushes, dull Russian produce OF
course the exception TALON firm at 65l on spot aud
&C for forward delivery HEMP nominally 100, but
last price paid t62 y tun LI,sEED OIL 1913 to 1915.
sfrLIrR 20 lO to 23 49, Scotch PIC lRos ~ to no
In Colonial nothing reported An impression prevails that
the Bank England intended to advance the rate OF inter
est but the Committee sepsra day without resolving on
ANYTHING definite as what they should recommend to
morrow.
Tie Times Paris correspondent Mt writes " am assured on
excellent authority that has been decided that 5000
British troops viz 1000 cavalry and 900 artillery shall
pass through France embark at Toulon or Marsees
and tia, the first detachment Is expected in Paris in
week or ten days from present date.
Lord Raglan IS expected Paris the let April very
after
The publication Of the secret correspondence mas in
creased the coed feeling toward England.
There is DO later news from the East
TIE CloJe. London, Wednesday evening says We are
enabled 20 tha; the Turkish loan for 5000 900 has
this Jay been taken BY Messrs Rohschd OF this city The
price the stock be mbursed ct par in Is years
from The date Of issue ard viii pay nearly per cent
fheee tfrus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
London Produce Market.

LONDON March 2Ths Pro.uce mstet. have eIperensed
The sales Of We Indian amounted
Ssi bd Barbados So .o The .aie OF refined wes
Umps Foreign descriptions siss
COFFEE greater Psntsiion Ceycs
1911 and 49, 70 "a. TeA dali bat
demand but there Cd
orne IND hs st previous quota
dali decline Of ITO ~ NJ Hue
produce advancing price, TaLLos
65 the and 6 arrive Holders OF HgNp ut
Petersburg clean There buyers o. bssESe
Oh Al s95 SALIPEThE So 20 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
PRUSSIA.

From Berlin, Sunday. 18th, they write
Baron Manteufels speech TO the Chamber. contained
an assurance that the Prussan Government is determined
TO vndcae the right of Prussia under all circumstances
to cooperate in the preservation of the peace OF Europe
but III at Prussia does not feel called upon in the same
measure az other nations from her position naval
sources to take an active part in protecting the integrity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
THE BLACK SEA

IT, British steamer Furious and French steamer Vau
ban had been enough to Sevastopol TO see boom
extended across the harbo and TO coant six the
lus guarding the with four more in the creek
beside several frisates and bngs The Russians are
pairing block up the mouths OF the Danube by stretch
ing chains across the riyer.
Since the prohibition OF the export of from Odessa
the prize had fallen from TO silver rorbles Failures
were feared at Odessa.
The allied fleets were still at Beicos Bay but would
shortly reenter the Black Sea- Two Austrian ships Of
war were also Beicos and three others expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
THE GREEK INSURRECTlON.

Faud Efendi mad arrived at Janina charged with powers
10 dea with the Instruction His first act on arrival was
TO grant general and TO remit part of the taxes
bis send a messenger to Athens TO demand
panaiion from the Greek Government.
Although resessnes is still apparent. the nsur
recton may be considered as over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
IiyeInO0l Rreadgtuni.

FIorR in limited demand without material change In press
WHEAT dull at Cd decline INDIAN CoRs5ai decline Win,
quoted at re 6GiJ red, Gi04 Western Canal
fLoUR IS G35 Baltimore Philadelphia and Ohio 81 Csssds
IS souI 49, as White CORN AZ yellow, to min cd G
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SPAIN.
\

The Finance Minister has completed arrangements with
the Bank Of ST. Ferdinand the result of which will be
advance to the Government of fifty millions reals ad
yantagesus terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
TIE LATEST.

-Four French shps of war under the command OF Adm-
rs Deschenes have sailed from Toulon to join Napers
feet in the Baltic The ships sent The Auserliz, 100
guns; the IIercule Duguescin and Trident
Sir Charles Napier the steam frigate Valorous arrived
1t Copenhagen on the Goth.
TIE Danish Mn stry r, mains in Office.
S. Petersburg adyces repeat that the export of gold from
Russia il prohibited Exchange London felto soHo
On the London Exchange bills Prussia were unsaeable
There are reports Of further difficulties with the
Greek insurgents but they are OF no authenticity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Pc, B0h.c LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, March n, 1854
eport eyceeciugiy Gull sod depressed CorroS
nske shcurh the quotations without mnch change they
impossible make
limited decline of fally
C. q n.
tight market sud failures having prejuded
Influence o ,ycst dcscriptiln OF produce.
dsy about 500 bales the hokes
cuonfinut teltg Gs fellows
FaiF Oreans Fair Moblss..Gf Fair Uplands 81
NfdnI...S i6 NiddluE..... D 9l6 Nddling
Inferior aud Ordioary ........3d5P 10.
The to-day Tor GOODS YARSs has pased
oil hc.sIy .
to-day has ss,in bee, dali a. decline
= butei WHEAT and al y qusrer on isoiLs Coss
FtguR limited demand but whon, mtters change Ia pces
White WHEAT lel6alIl; r,d, 9Iicdci ~ Western Ca
nal rUR cSS6; mora Phisd ard Obi, 3 Can
sfi 81 ass - Dbl White INDIAN CoRs, III;
yellow. mixed 39 g quarter
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ON THE DANUBE.

To the present time the Russians have made no formal
attempt to take Kaafst and far s appearances ind
cate viii not present DO Their plan Of operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
FROM ASIA

A report Of the capture OF Russian convoy with
treasure pay the troops at hars, had reached Con
stantiDople.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Iiyerpool Provision Market

James Circular imports Of BAcos increasing
Fine BEGf in request PoRx more
LARD Inactive. TLow quiet Nothias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

LONDON 2.-(Publshed by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
fair CoFFgs demand duh
ch.pges Fair business in RICE previous rstes TALLew fu
az 65
GLASGOW H.,-BssADsruFfs dull Western Flour IS vs7,
choice Eours LARD rather easier Poxg In good demand
BIgr-Fne sells readily hm priees RICE dull Tosaeeo dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Liverpool Cotton Market

Mtst duh and depressed. There general deste 20 realise
do show much difference qaosons thy
bot nominal To mke sss considerable event de
cline oue-sishh ~oud have he sub nted especially
onates Sass OF three days about 'teoo bales
cuoinz 500 for speculation export Brokers quote
Fair Orleans. Middlins D ll-i0d
F.ir Northumberland I'D Miidlng.. 9l6d.
FAR Uplsnds... .........s.d Mddiins. 81
Horghead Fe'ley 20 Scrcun OF March 2 reports .seset
4eee bsrs 0e Do speculation none The market SILL ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ADMINISTRATION Limit their orders 70 pressing
MONEY tighter Large OF God Cos
ssls closed To day Flat, ct S9i
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Question. Did not Mr.. Washburne DIS
tinctlv and repeatedly state that he had nc
friends and no private interest to serve
that, in the grant, he wanted the interests
of the Territory properly protected AMI
that the two roadS through his district should
stand on an equal footing, so far as regards
this grant ?
Answer. To the first part, l don't rccol-
ect to the latter part, | have answered 1t
before.
Question. Did voa ever have word OF
conversation with NJ. WasIlburne, after the
bill was drawn up by Mr.. Siblev, in regard
to any particular part of the bill !
Answer. | dc,r't rcco!lect whether before
or after the bill WAS drawn up; but had
several conversations with Mr. Washhurhe,
in his room, on the subject hall-dozen
times.
Question. After the bill astlrawn up by
Mr. Sibicy, did YOU have any conversation
with Mr. WA:hbMrne in regard to any al
tcrat:on whatever made OF to be made III the
bill |?
Answer. | had repeated conversations in
relation to the alterations of the third sec
ton of the bill. These conversations spread
over term of two weeks or more and
were all held i'll Mr. Washburnc'S room,
from the 10Th Of April to the 10th of May.
Question: What were those conyers,.-
tons? Did ever Mr.. WaShburne assent or
know Of any alterations in the third section
by striking ont the word culture {"
Answer. | cannot say what the words
were that were stricken out | never knew
till it was done 1t was to make the new
bill conform to the old bill. The object
was to keep the charter as it stood, that the
work might 90 ON. Ny instructions from
the leading men in the Territory were to
preserve tie charter.
Question. DID Mr. WasIbnrnc ever as
sent to or know of the striking out of the
word 'fWure," AMI changing the word ''or
for the word "am," in the third section of
the bill?
Answer | never knew the words of the
bill till it passed, but he did assent that the
new bill should conform to the old one.
Question. Did You ever have any con
vcrs;,t:on with Mr. Was!iburnc on the SUI,
stituton of the word 'ond' for ''or.'
/ Answer | cannot state the words.
was not aware Of the language Of the bill
until saw the printed bill in the Senate
after it passed the House. had no con
vcrsation with Mr.. Wash|urnc after dis
covered the error in the third section; did
not consider it importcnt.
Question: What person did YOU have the
conversation with in regard TO the error?
Answer. With General Jones, of Iowa.
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FORAGE.

)ROPOSALS will be received Ivy the undersigned until
the 9Th proximo. for the delivery at the Quarter Mas
ters warehouse at this post, between January t and
March lst next of 4, 600 bushels OF Cats in good
sacks.
Each bid mu, be accompanied by written offer from
two responsible persons to become security to the amount
OF 5000 for the faithful performance ." the contract
The undersigned will not accept bidder security
for another. and will select bid reject all he
deem proper. y. j. r. DANA. \. Y. ".
Fort Ri.rley, NJ. T., Aug. II, 1854. d2w
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VANING perfected the survey of the above Addition.
ready to offer for sale the most desirable
building sites offered in this community. The ad
vantagcS of BREWSTER'S ADDITION to ST. Pauiis per
icctly ob' ous from the fact of its central location being
Immediately in the Of the Capitoh command
ing cmnence overlooking the entire city and surrounding
country. for miles. every side.
The close proximity to the central and most extensive
business localities of the town. show conclusiyey the dc
>ahlcncsS of what is the Addition to beautiful and
far famed metropolis.
We have spared neither expense pains in the plan OF
the lo AMI streets to make this the most attractive ror
ton ST Paul the running north and south
hundred feet vide the streets running east and west
cgl willie making This alone superiority
any other OF the whole place. For terms, maps, &c
apply to WI BREW:IEK co,
Opposite the OF Office.
.ur,lst os 1854 aug. 26-d&wtf
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Wp1,f,uaM's Column.
AT COST...AT COST!
CLOTHING! CLOTUING!!

CLOTHING! CLOIlIlNG!!
III AVING many goods hand, vii! Tor the next
i sixty days sell my clothing at cash.
Tnis i. uuABuG bat real fact. Persons wishing to
buy Ready made Clothing will from 80 to 40 per
cent by purchasing from my stock, which is the largest
and best selected ever brought into this Territory.
Come one come all and you Will regret calling at
this, THE CHEar STORE
Oar goods all made order for this market and
viii warrant every garment srld.
has always been, Goods in s.. Paul at
We have s;;u on hand
$40 Linen Coats from 500 IS to 50 90
~" Alpaca - ............... Us to & 90
1'e T""ed - ............... Ooto 90
800 1iolh ;;..::.......'. : 10 to 10 90
400 Cashmere ......... 90 to co
600 Heavy - ......... 90 10 = so
1890 Vests all kinds. ......... ooto so
Also the largest assortment oi SHIRTS CEANATS.
SIS ENi,ES HALF Sc and every article sary
for the - II icnan'> wardrobe.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended,
Noul nv friends, and the pubic generally that
am better IDLE hold inducements 10 buy THAI,
any time heretofore.
Country merchants would do well call as and
Will sell as low he purcla ed in New lors, trans
rortaon added
4 900 LINEN COATS at
L HYNEMAN's.
4 800 FAIR FANCY CASHMERE FANS at
IL HYNEMAN'S.
4 900 FAIR LINEN AND SUMNER rANTs at
HYNEMAN's-
4 900 WHITE AND COEORED SHIRTS at
Il HYNEMAN'S.
Il IlYNEMAN's -
900 SUMNER VESTS at >.r,,
= 90 SILK AND OTHER VESTS at
y HYNEM.lN'S.
100 NECK TIES at uvxry,x,s
4 90 AI.FACA COAT5 at "
Il HYNEMANS.
$50 TWEED COATS at
q IIYNEMAN'S
HVNEMAN'S.
4 DOZEN INDIA RUBBER COATS at
Il nYNEMAN'S.
4 o DOZ. STOCKS at
HYNEMiNS.
= 0 boz GENTS = HOSE at
- HYNEMANS.
= 0 PIECES SILK IIANnKEHCIIllTS at
- HTNEMAN'S.
G. AVE- YOUR MONEY and buy
- HYNEMAN'S.
VpOYS CLOTHING in abundance at
E1 nYNT,MAN'S.
YMBRFIIAS. Piece goods, and thousand articles
u which be at the \ \" Store of
LEWIS IiYNEMAN.
Third street near the Lower Landing.
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I isf.SGza.

TXNI!E Young Ladies desiring to join the French Class
which has been started hy French Lady. at the Rice
House. invited to call Immediately at that lace he
tween 10 and II O'Clock \. NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturday,.
Sr,f T. 1851. sept 4-dSt*
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MIMI, DUUR, IND BLIND EAC1ORf'
IIN!E undersigned respectfully informs the public that
l. he has fitted up establishment on the corner oi
Fourth and st. Peters streets in the OF the PrcSy
terrain Church, for the manufacture of
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.
lie will at all keep hand the largest and best
assortment Of all work in his line 10 be found III Mime
sofa. Orders promptly flied at the shortest notice on
Sonabe terms The attention Of the public Is called
to examination Of his work and price.
\. B.-AH orders from the country promptly a'"nue'
to y GROSS.
81 Pan, apous, Il 1854 aug I1dt
DOCkET BOOKS. \ large and b'a9'if"l +s''f'n"nt
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C,1awIsLTN 4 MORGAN,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IEAi El;S IN
E,tyf,y IND S1iILE DRI GOODS md rLt7HiNG,
THAT'S Caps. Tl,rts. Shoes and Furnishing Goods var
I l ,..;,, oil Cloths. Window Shades AMI Curtains.
vail Iarer &c. Third street between Roberts and Jack
Nav ].
~ ARi,IE WORMS. The undersigned has been appcin
fec, aren't for Kent Il Fulier'S celebrated marble
,,,uufctory hereby he is enabled to I'll all orders for
Crave stones Monuments Busts and Nantes at the reSu
lar ST Louis pfces. Can and see specimens.
w s. COMES.
May 1ot Near American House
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TN ;.
NIACkUBlN L. EDGERTON.


MACkUBlN 4 EDGERTON,
BANKERS, EXCHANGE d REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
OFTIcE-NO I. WNsIow HORSE, 81. PArI, MINNESOTA.
WILL buy and sell ENchangc-Iiscount good business
w paper at current rates-Rec' i've Depo>cS1Suv aud
sell Real Estate Commssion--Make Collccons-lake
charge of Real Estate of cdents taxes and d"
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCES
Willis A. German. Governor Minnesota Alexander Ram
sew Ex-Governor: Ogden Jones Co., Chicago; hateS
Marvin Del. Bank. Delhi y. V; WadSworth n'ei"n,
n Y: H. \. Tucker 4 Co., Ex. Bank Chicago; Haffisoh
Fay, Boston.
rs Notes Of the Merchants Bank OF M'c"n received
ON Ie.>t and for Gold and Exchange at current raS.
" ~ r %, *, ", une 26
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y!vANTED.--A good Miller i'll Flourng Viii En-
W q ire of JOHNSTON x co.
Sept. ,, 1874. sep 2ltf
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COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.a
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

DAILY PIONEER OrtIrE }
September 1, 1854.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following LIST of the rates at which foreign baul
oes araI exc,,p ire bouqht and sold is correct ed fo
the pIoyy.. daily nv M.s.r. EoRL-p < CAKES bankers
nj Exchanaa D.,lc,s Stint Pail
E.cl,ar,. ~, y -. York and = Iou. II; a ccnt
Dlbuque and Galrna ....l - r
- Chicago.
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
All Eastern. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and other West
currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON (Gcorria) taken al pit.
M.un,i. r.nresse. Er;. and Ea,,m,zoo. Ncwnor
Safety + md K.p.u,lv T,u,t Ga t,nvin,ton Conner
Vile Indian, an, p,,,. of ,.,o,,.rc. Mt {, ,oh;;
note, not received
K.xt,xc u,,s, ar ~ u p,rvrc r,tos If E~
chanrc
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DAILY Pr EcSS2A LINE

ga So tI n. g. ...... r-s..n%,N
-=s.tstSt - -
GREAT CENTRAL 4 Z. s. MAIL ROUTE.
LNROM ST. PAUL the Atlantic Cities and intermediate
L. points. Via first class steamers Of the Minnesota
Packet Company Michigan Central Railroad Great
Western (Canada) Railroad, or the Company splendid
line of Steamers Lake Erie, connecting with the New
York Central New York and Erie and other important
thorougharc in the United S.acs This route is perfect
in its connections and is uncIuacd in safety, comfort
dispatch AMI economy.
Cincinnati pa >ScngcrS ticketcd over the New Albany
and Salem Railroad. reaching their destination hour
than nv other route.
Tickets sold Detroit Buffalo Pittsburgh, Baltimore
Washington. Philadelphia New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls &c. &c at much reduced rates and by the hc>
routes T. NJ. METCAlF, Agent,
No q Wi>low House
Saint Paul July / 1854. iv / Aim