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UNITED STATES SHIP PORTSMOUTH, /

SAN DIEGO March 8, 1854.
Detail Of The Arrest Of Major Emory and Manuel de Cor
dovG-Eynale Of the Expedition
hasten to inform you that last night Captain Dornin
received information that of Walkers party hal
arrived into old San Diego early this morning It. VIM
Parker and Purser Levi D. slamm with proper assist
ance sent to Old Town to any these per-
sons and they had the good fortune to arrest Major
Frederic Emory, Walkers Secretary of State and Civil
Justice also Manuel de Cordova (by birth Mexcan,)
Walkers private agent spy and interpreter with their
servant At the time of their arrest they endeavor
ing to make purchase of provisions for the exp d.
ton They made resistance and were forthwith
brought on board this ship as prisoners.
They will be sent on board the u s. steamer Columbus
Lieut.. VIM. II. Ball, commanding, and leave here to-
morning for San Francisco On her arrival there
they will be handed over to the United States
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NEWSPAPER ENTERrRIsE.-The editor OF the Jack
sonville Republican, In private note ACCOMPANYING an
extra containing account OF the destruction of ack
sonville by fire, the 9th inst, saysEvery press in
the place destroyed apd the extra was printed with
shoe brush and with ink manufactured for the occa
sion from hmpblack and oil. Jacksonville was but q
mall place; now II Is no place at all.n
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MEssINA, March IL, 1854.
Commercial Ship Necs-Morements Of the ST. Louis-Ar-
rival Of French War Ship at Messina-Forcibe Arrest
and imprisonment Of an american Seaman-His Treat
et by the Government 4gents-His Release and Ezpal
sion from Sicily
have the pleasure once to drop you line, al
though have but little to communicate.
The bark Zelpah P. Brown Gilbert T. Croker left this
port the 9th of this month for New York The bark
Elizabeth Means, Capt Tnney leaves tomorrow for Phi
ladephia The bark Young Turk of Boston, loading for
Boston, will leave in eight ten days, (my vesse Bark
Gallego Eery loading for New York and will probably
leave the 26th of this month, which the only
American vessels in port.
An American soop- of-war, (the St. Louis, Capt. In
graham passed through the Straits yesterday bound
east.
French steamer of 100 guns touched here
terday to coal and left day for Corfu to watch the
revolution In Greece. have understood from good
thory she is bound to Corfu to join two English steam
ers to cut out a Russian man of war at Trieste.
Ihave also to state to you that American
James Carbonahas been taken from his ship and mpri
soned here but through the immediate exerons Of our
Charge d'Aares at Naples and the Consul at Messina,
he has been and redress demanded for the
insult offered to an American citizen.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed on Mr. +. W.
Behn our Consul, and on Mr.. Mann, Charge d'Af-
fares at this court for their formal and energetic
tions in this
can also inform you that the feet left Touon yester
day for Constantnople, and will pass through these
Straits If do before leave will advise you Of it.
James Carbona sails to-day for Philadelphia, in the
bark Elizabeth Means. He to Msssina in November
last passenger in the brig Chatham, Capt Hardy,
from Boston Being Scalan by birth, he not allow
I'd to land He called on the U. s. Consul produced his
certificate Of citizenship and his national passport All
he Consul could obtain his immediate release from
usody condition that he would return board the
rig When the brig left Carbona he took refuge the bark
fary B. Barney Capt Luther but when this ship left and
other American vessel in port at the moment he
ested the 4th day Of December and kept in the po-
prison until the 22d Of the same month, and
My released after he had by force and of being
rowned, been much frightened that he signed de-
araon which was presented to him by the Commissary
tie Maritime Police, q named Malaho.
He was not allowed to read the document some para
apis only were read to him. He therein declared,
thout knowing it, that he not citizen of the
ted States, but of the subjects of his Sclian
sty, king Bombay and that he had never called on
United states Consul for assistance.
On the 26th of December he signed in the United
ties Consulate declaration stating that he was forced
sign something without being made acquainted with
contents and declared after being sworn that he
san american citizen, who would under no condition
nge his present nationality for that Of subject Of
dinand the Second. r.
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DANISH WEST INDIES.
Cholera had entirely disappeared from Tortola

KINGSTON, ia, March 25-We have no Improvement to
notice in the condition Of market during the past
fortnight The prices Of all imported goods upheld
beyond the views of SPECTATORS and stocks generally
are SO inconsderable to forbid anticpaons Of any
immediate decline of prices. At the time, the
we're drought with which this and the adjacent districts
have been visited during the last three months, has
greatly affected the yield of native escuents which
now ming and dear The appearance of the
weather however gives promise of the early advent Of
the usual spring rains.
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The population Of Cleveland Ohio which numbered Il
1850 1900, is now put down at $1,000.
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southern coast Of America in the years 1851 Andll
had four vessels Of under my command, with
flag hosted board the Congress- that at the ti
OF the overthrow OF General Rosas by Urquixa;
jamestown one Of my ships; knew the admiral VI
commanded the blockadng squadron Mt Buenos Ayres;
received letter from him relative to the American
Draco in consequence Of that letter ! detached
the sloop-of war jamestown, under command Of
Captain Downing to cruise the northwest coast Of
Brazil, as far as Pernambsco, in search Of the
Draco in the latter end Of the month Of February Of
1852 reported action in the matter to the then Sec
rotary Of the Navy Washington; am familiar With
the Southern coast il is not the usual route IN order 70
reach the coast from here for small schooner to go "a
the Cape de Verde Islands, instructions to the Captain
OF the Jamestown WERE that IL he found the Draco had
papers from General Rosas he was Immediately TO bring
her into Buenos Ayres prisoner he found That she
had such papers, he to his own discretion
about bringing her in never wrote letter. or letters
TO Boston about this matter letter to Captain Down
ing is dated the 4th of March my reply to the Ba-
lillian Admiral is dated on the 25th of February.
Cross examined-I never communicated with the edi-
tor OF the Tribune this subject before the publication;
was hrst applied to for information on behalf OF the
Tribune some time in this week; did not know Captain
Thatcher in Buenos Ayres; know nothing of the brig
Michael MT Hamilton was United States Consul at Monte
vidoo at the time.
James l.. Davis-I merchant in New York;
knew the schooner nraco, the Messrs smith and Capt.
Thatcher our house received letter from the Messrs
Smith, copy of which is handed to the letter
used in obtaining the insurance. delivered the let
ter to the Atlantic Insurance Company.
benjamin Galbrath-l am an attorney and counsellor
by Capt Thatcher the damages are laid at $50 000
aware how the intelligence came to New York; it was
published in the Boston Traveller and ached New York
by telegraph from Boston think it given to both
the Tribune and HERALD simultaneously.
Cross examined did not the Geographic despatch,
but read a copy of il in the HERALD
Mr. Otterson, city editor of the Tribune, deposed to the
receipt of the news by telegraph from Boston.
Messrs. Blunt and Mathews summed up either side,
nd the Sheriff briefly charged the jury.
After deberaton the jury gave damages against
the Tribune for $3.50.
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GALENA MARKETS.
CORRECTED Daily from the Galena advertiser.

FLorn.-SF p Dbl, SIS 5OGs5 IS; Extra, Sc OOtG
Sc IS; NV 100, OO0OO; shorts, lO0OO.
GRAIN.-Wheat T. bushel, 65G75 Corn, shelled, 81
faOO; Barley, $4,000; Oats, 2aGl2j.
PoaK.-Mess 2 brl, lii0i5 clear Mess, l5ta 6; Ham,
sugar cured, Hal IL; sides, 7a0l.; shoulders, 7Gs
Lard, = brl, 9G9l..
BUrTER.-Firkin, l4G lJ Fresh, Halls.
Country, 1910
sueAR.-NO, u ID, sass; Clarified, 6aiG7; Loaf
lOtGll.
MoLAssEs.-N o, 2 gallon, 3otG135; 8 II, 37GAO.
COFFEE AND RIcE.-Rio q Ii, 111s(G13; Java, liza
Is; Manila, l6tfl7; Rice, Sal.
TEA-Imperial = ib. 45G75; Y II, 4oiG7cc; Black
4OG6O.
Participates, green, e Dbl. So 50GlS5 90 Dried
do, bushel 81 4ODs1 so; Peaches, dried, + bushel
81 6Ol0Sl IS.
FIsH.-Mackerel, No. /, . Dbl. s22 co. Goldfish
2 b., &c G6 &C.; Salmon {. Dbl, S25; Oysters z doz
$8 O0(0S9 co.
LUMBEn-Clcar, Z NJ, s3OG0s35 Common, Si8GGs2
Flooring, rough, saS OoGDs25 90 Ditto planed s3j
Siding, $50; shee,ing, STA; ath, So Shingles, s4ds5
ExcuANGE.-Boston and New York, =. 2 Ct; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, = = ct st. Louis, = 4 ct.
MONEY.-For 80 days, + c.
WooD.-W. o., SIS OO0s6 90.
FREIGHT.-To st. LOUIS CSC; From st. Louis, 75ctd
81 To st. Paul. 81.
LEAD.-Pigs, 2 100 lbs, sales. Mineral, 4 l0Ot
lbs. 81 AGO. Delved in Galena, CO. AGO. Shot, T. sack
81 9OC0S2 90; white, pure, Z kes, 81 75GtOO; No.
T. keg. So 25G 81 50.
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IL T. AIDING BOOKS!

SANIEES NEW
fave you them9 They admirable books
i All the tea cheers who have examined used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school room
most ample experience in teaching and accordingly
adapted admirably in way to the wants and power
of the learner
Here in the onset I" dull arguments long draw
out, TO prove that the picture of cat is not cat
that the picture of horse is not horse" that
picture of is not COW ~ and other information
equally valuable and appropriate in school book for
child.
On the contrary, the child is assumed have common
and to need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his years He is not therefore puzzled the
with long words and abstract definitions and wcared
with reading, orattempg to read, what is without ben
eft because above his capacity and without interest be
cause insu1erably dull.
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro-
till the last plainly preparatory to the
The pupil is pleasantly and protaby conducted through
lessons consisting of two three syllables
in regular succession all containing matter full of
est moral and Instructive yet highly entertaining and
besides arranged while merely teaching him rec
to Undue his mind with the wholesome thought and
develope and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers examine them and judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have set OF
the above books for examination. by calling W. s.
Combs the American House. who is the only author
lied agent for Minnesota.
June 2o--d1y
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AWFUL STEAMBOAT CALAMITY!!
Twenty.Thrcc Lives Lost!!
DETROIT, Oct. Q.

I'EIRoiI, w.t. y.
The steamer f.. X. Collins, from the Saut
for Cleveland, left this city last night between
ten and eleven o'clock. About midnight the
boat was discovered to be on fire, a little be-
low and near the lighthouse, at Maiden, and
mar the light at the mouth of the River. Be
fore the boat could be got ashore, she was ell
vclopel in flames. and twenty-threc persisted
in the flames or water. The following is list
of the lost:
Bible, somewhere from the State of New
York; Samuel Powell, Cleveland Lawrence
Whalen, do Thomas Cook Pittsburgh Rail
road agent, Cleveland; Mrs. McNeily, wife of
waiter; Mrs. Watrous and child, Ashtabula,
DO iy recovered; cOlored man, from Virginia.
PASSENGERS SAvED.--A. =. Rogers, Ash
tabula. Ohio; A. \. Cary, Grand Rapids,
Michigan j. d. Patterson, Chautauque cOun-
". New York q. W. Farr, Becksvilie, Ohio I;
o. Wortz, Dayton, Ohio; Edward Powers,
Cleveland; Bernard Mcdonnell, Detroit !;
Miss Langworth, Ashtabula /; Mrs. Cook,
Cleveland Lewis Norris and Jady, Ann Ar
Dor.
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GENERAL MARKETS

LIVE SrocK.-Corrccted daily by Mr. C. CoULrER.Beef
foot, cts Z Ib. Cows saOt0s5o. Work Oxen from
s9NrSSi5O q yoke.
FRESH MEAr-RetaH--Beef Sc. G6l2c. Mutton, 1oc D12
Pork 171.c. Veal, 12Hc. Chickens So 20 q dozen.
PRovIIoNs-( Correcred daily by Mr.. PRESLEY Pork
SIT 5OOSlS 2 Dbl Hams 11c p ib. Lard l21ac. Flour
uperfne So 25 extra 81 q Dbl. Corn Meal 75c. T. blu
Beans, 81 80 p bush. Potatoes, 3OcO35c q BUSH FRESH
Butter lSc 25c. q H. Cheese, l21.c. q b. Eggs, l5c
b Dozen
GRoCERrs.-(From Mr. ALEXANDER REY, Robert street.
Sugar, brown, &c. DSc. refined &C. crushed and pow
dered l2ilc. a H. Coffee 15c. G25c. Tea, Coo. E0s1
Rice, Sc G0I0c Molasscs, soc. assoc. 2 gallon.
DRIED FKur.-Apples 81 so = bushel. Peaces, 50 90
Green Apples, s1t09 = barrel.
GRMS.-Oats, 45c Corn roc D75c. Barley, Csc.
MascELASEous-Crackers,s 81 5o0s5 so p barrel Tai
low, 15c. 7 ID. Candles star 35c. = Ii. Fresh Fish
&c. 2 1b. dried, 7c. Lime 81 5O0S2 90 T. Dbl Onions
SOC. bush. lard OIL 81 10 = gal. Salt 81 90 q blu
Vinegar, 25c. z gallon. Tallow, 13c. e lb. Tobacco
1Oc. G05Oc. Hides (grecn) 3iac. dry Sc. 4 lib.
LrMBER.-Common, SlO0l4 2 NJ; Dimension stuff
s146sl6 Flooring, SIG; Siding; Sic Seasoned, SCOOPS
Shingles, 81 OOMS3 so Iath, 81.
Woodbury., So 0O6S3 SO = cord.
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SAINT Paul AUCTION ROOMS

SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. +. COLLINS.
AUCTIONEER APPOINTED BY LAW FOR THE TER
RITORY OF MINNESOTA,
ID ESPECTFCI.IY informs his friends that his arrange
IL mentS for the transaction 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, therffrc, be held every Monday Wednesday, and
Saturday evenings.
FURNITURE SALES
Will be held every Wednesday and saturday. either in the
day or evening as may be announced
HORSES, CATTLE, HARNESS, ETC,
With Stock cf every description will 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 sod and those having ve
cles to dispose OF invited to send them along early
...-... REAL ESTATE
Will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms.
BOOKS Il STATIONERY
Will be offered frequently at announcement and in the
miscellaneous sales
No pains attention exertion will be spared to give
entire satisfaction to all who conde their property
to his hands, and purchasers assured that
account will f,lse represen taton be made to them.
Liberal advances made, and ConslgmenfS respectfully
solicited. Sales made quickly. and proceeds accounted
for without delay All having goods to dispose
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. f. COLLINS,
St Paul Sept. 9. 1854. If Territorial Auct'nr.
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". G.. FONSEcA,
Err. ". e. 70.
CULVER & FONSECA,

No. VindoU House Junffion Of 81. anthony ant
EaGfe Streets, s.. PcM Minnesota.
VVIOtID politely call the attention of the citizens o
w Paul, and of the people of the Territory in gen
E.ral, thgir choice and extensive assortment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hosiery and Gloves, Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hats,
kap Boots Shoes Truaks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas &c
E1-N bah orders promptly attended to.-ea
ST. Paul, 5 .ptcmbcr ii, 1854. ep12df
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1854. 49, - - 1854.
BOSTON FREIGHT EXPRESS.
PROPRIETORS
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL $3.50 OOO

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $3.50 600.
nMY CONTRACTS GIVEN TO WESTERN POINTS.
TIME undersigned will contract freight by this line from
Boston New York to Rock Island in 10 days. (Sun-
DAYS accidents beyond control excepte for 81 O5
100 pounds No DELAY shall at Rock Island and the
lowest rates freight possible obtained from there to St.
Paul.
Goods from New York must be marked Kassons Des-
patch shipped by Peoples Line foot OF
Ofice-1Sl broadway. ... . a, :. .. -,
For further information inquire at the Office of the
agents. ... .-..-.- . t..l , -, =, .
. Ample arrangements have been made, by which the
time Guaranteed above will be fulfilled. Agents are sta
on the line of the routes, that at each point OF
tranShipuent delay shall occur.
Ca Merchandise must be delivered at the depot by
o'oock p. NJ and Railroad Receipts handed In to the
Agent upon the day Of shipment, for bills OF lading
Re All single r6cka ges weighing less than 100 pounds
will be charged as loo lbs first class r'-
EB- Mark packages BOSTON EMPRESS, and ship by
the WESTERN RAILROAD. r. @f --.
For freight; apply to 80 G.. G kIDDER,
No. 2, State street. up stairs.
The above rates will be charged until further notice
AlNSWORTH X LYNDE, Rock Island. A..
j. c. BURBANK 4 co, st. raul, MT. Ase"~
st. Paul, Aug. 20. 1854 Ems
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CtryrI.xn Def :

CLEVELAND, Oct. !.
4 fire broke out at half past twelve in the
plumbers shop of Neil & Heigh, and consum-
|cd that and the millinery store of Mrs. G.
Nash dry goods store of ID. keighlapl & Co.
Livery stable of Jones, and nine or ten dwell
ing houses Oh Champlain and Seneca streets.
Fire still raging.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Z.

The Southern mails as late as due arc re-
ccived
Immcrsc frcshcts had occurred in several
counties of Mississippi, doing serious damage.
Rain had fallen for six days without Intervals
sion. Bridges and buildings were carried off,
and roads were impossible. Many cattle were
drowned.
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DAILY &6R LIN
LINE
OF Sl4.~... CuADaiES

ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER
MILL leave St Paul every morning at 9 A. NJ, and on
w the arrival Of the St. Anthony Falls stage.
Will leave Saltwater every morning at NJ, and ar
rive in time SSonnect with St. Anthony Falls stage
SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS.
VIII leave saltwater Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays at Z A.. NJ and return IN alternate days.
ST. PAUL AND SHAKOPEE.
Will leave St Paul every Monday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY, returning alternate days
R Passengers will be called for at the principal Ho-
tells. ...-. s. POWERS, Proprietor.
August s. 1854 aug udu
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cHaMRlIN a. MORGAN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
vi ICi- And STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
N Ats Caps Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods. Car
i p.ting. Oil Cloths Window Shades and Curtains
kia Taper Third street, between Roberts and Jack
knn Nav ].
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lH TOE all who intend planting gardens-whO are
III Disposed to ''miud their PEAS and q's-who have
nth in Cablasc-(tailors not esceid"d) VINO know
aus vh, the ba. is opened-who ''acknOw, edge the
FORM in the roasting ear-who believe IN the gooG time
ouaur-x.kea new ptsRtc,->es AID ripe tonia O-ses-
ncc rail c,lcubers aud ncntd plane sqn,shes, will
lease the eve and administer the appttites of ,he
toiling millions"
This special proclamation, greeting: II you want
resh Garden Seeds come and get them, at
EOND 4 KEIIOGG'S,
msr Il At the old brown Drug store
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COMMERCIAL.
81. PAUL MARKETS.
DAILY PIONEER OFr1Cx, !

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE
" October Is, 1854. !
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of The rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and sold is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES Bankers,
ami Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange on New York and ST. Louis IA q cent.
:. Dubuque and Galena. IL p :.
- = Chicago. .........--.... Il g
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
All Eastern, OHIO, miiana, Michigan and other West
currency taken at par .......
. ATLANTA and MACON (Gccrgia) taken at 1r,r.
Memphis Tennessee Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co. COvington Coaner
Vile Indiana and Bank of Commerce. Dist. Cou nba,
notes not received.
BANKING HOUSE e. ii. PARKER.-Rates of Ex-
change
Eastern. x per cent. premium.
Southern .............. q per cent. premium
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, AND EN-
IGRANTS.
TwENTY-EIVE FARMS FOR SALE

To PRACTICAL FARMERS.
VuNS notice real Faamers not to Spectators who
l. pretend to be farmers.
To practical Farmers wish say that have hand
now twenty for sale (and always have from ten
twenty ve which range from two to ten miles from st
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory. and from per
sonal inspection all the lands this City, ena
BLEED to make the best selections. .
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil. to give me call.
Nv Farms have various degrees of improvement and
Gatter myself that can please all
Terms made to suit purchasers
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
Offce-Old Post Office Building, Sd street.
May ), 1854.
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EHCIT TREES. =
WILLIAM III. FORBES

DEfNG Agent for the celebrated Nurserymen Florists
ID Horticulturists, JOHN DONNEI.SON L NEPHEWS
of Hamfords Landing Rochester, n. V, will be Ia pp
to receive orders in that line The community will end
to their advantage to give him a call.
= August l9, 1854 aug 19-d&w3m
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NOTICE.

SELLING OFF AT CASH.
vHlIIT subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash
n the following rates:
golden syrup at 30 cents per gallon;
~. Louis = n Melasses Is cents per gallon;
Butter at IL cents per ID;
Sugar cured Hams at IL cents per lib;
<ka I'd IL l-2 do
Sides, 10 do
shoulders, do
Rice, do
Good Barley, 10 do
SOAP, Candles, Salt, &c.
DRESSLER d. GEORGII,
March 9Th 1854. 4.n Upper Landing
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSYTEr.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
and style of SHUIz N ATHHs diSsotye'I by ndtu
al consent the 10th inst Payment of debt1 due the
old firm be made to either Of tho under.isned
- FRED. S{luLZ,
ara .fT2 ikA JAG MATHES