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THE w AS SSON HOJ s z.

a
VJ,IIS and cUlnnuuu, hotel has been recently fur
n,h"d at great expense, d' ! uuW r',s,, to r. r'',c
the tI:.,,lG public. IT, lrpr.torS cEl,rirrc''
haoj. the business and Will spar" neither tim"
money IN or5er 10 reader tlc soiou1u of guest, agreeable
hrif t;'r is piled viii err ,rXur; tn" market az
orl~. T"ir stable is connoiiouS and their servant AT
cutiv" aud polite.
r.y.,, arte, in quest Of cams cannot 1o better than
20 visit ShaLopCn. Ol" lakes abound with fish. aud
,r.,iri'> covered Nitil grouse. rAay - Il.
CALEEA HOUSE.
TEIII subscriber has provided for the oda tion
OF boarder-; both by the day and by the Week. with
or without lodgng-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the t;alena House at the first building on Roberts
street above Third, opposite Winnie ~ Cooleys Clothing
tore. jul1-S-ly VIM. TRUSSpNE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER or EAGLE AND Hull SIS. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
'ENE subscriber has taken the above house and lifted
q it up for The ton of boarers i'll sly le
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding By the day week reasonable terms.
L. l.. THOMPSON.
81. Paul, April H. '53.--y52.
THE SAINT LOUIS HOTEL.
DETWEEN Fort Smelling and Minnclaha Falls viii be
ID opened June 9Th, 1874.
J. NEWELL, Proprietor
s.. Paul. Nav 81, 1851. 3m
St. Anthony papers please copy.
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I As received per Burbank a Co.'S EA rress varied
L Z assortment of
PRINTS, DcLAINES, CASIIMERES,
.Eeriaos, Giorcs, Hosiery,
HoolC4 GOofS,
Muslin collars and ndersIoeyes, Velvet Ribbons, etc.
These Goods. together with the remainder of Fall and
winter stock of FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GooDs,
READY MADE cLOTHING,
Hats and caps Boots and Shoes. carpetnr Yankee
Notions, Sc will L" sold small I'D ,ince oven
Eastern cost, preparatory starting for my spring
stock. EDWARD IIEENAN,
IL WORLDS Fair store, cor 81 and Roberts.
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BtGELOW FLANDRAU,
.dttorneys and Couasellors ut Lar.
Office over l.. b. Wait & Co.'S. store, Third street,
below Roberts, ST. PAUL, MINNESoTA
TAIlLI. attend promptly and carefully professional!
business in all the court, of the Territory so
to the collection of debts, and to all other business in
any manner connected with the profession.
MONEY 70 LOAN in small sums on good security.
HORACE r. BIGHLOw. CHARLES FIANBRAU.
FIRE. Ft:2E... i'GRf1.,.
TSyIG 'Dd tnd il;ue> dsl laid and com
fort To the uniortunate USUAL at the saint Paul
a.eAcy.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Pres't :. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
Il. II. NELSON,
3-3Gy Agent for Minnesota Territory
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SAINT PAUL: THURSDAY MORNING. July 27. 1854.
st. 31aut A00'ts.
III RKAII FOR THE RED LINE.
s-S S@,taA

III KRAII FOR THE RED LINE.
pATTIsoN $500 & BEysoN.s
EeED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
Careful drivers upon the road between 1t.
Paul and ST. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
nc On all occasion They have large and excellent
Livery stock, several and elegant Carriages and
BUrouches; also Harness and Horse FuIHishin Is,
ana equIpaSts OF the most elegant description.
=. :, III returning thanks the public for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them. take
pleasure in stating that they have just received, IN ad
ton TO their former extensive stock, several young,
elegant, and
WE'LL BROKE HORSES!
specimens q! s!oC tha have been eualed in the
Territory Their present stock needs but 10 he to
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
VIII our friends aud the phiic remember that the
Livery stable in the rear O The American House. n the
upper end of Saint Paul they at all hours have such
conveyance by land w!ic9Is horseback they
may iesire. rATTISON " BENSON.
st Paul, June 60 1853 "
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st. 3taul Ion'ts.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
G. W. BlDDIE. late of Pittsburg Pa
-. Ss<sz-S has permanently located in Saint Paul.
u If~yV Fourteen years close application to his
OoC prOiession tog ether with a large and
beafl assortment of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
tolsert from to entire by atmus
pressure with beautiful The natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plug .ing; useless
ttth extracted With a. little pain possible Teeth
cltdlistG ana diseased gums restored To health.
" ice and residence Oh Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market
y" customer wanted unless prepared pay before
lie VihS the Office. M"e>ty "iliNciy forbid, presenting
bills. oifcce hours y. to . p NJ.
july .e-lwtf. G. " DII,DTr
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BOARDING.
A FEW respectable bOarders will find comfortable
"A home at moderate charges in one of the most cen
tral parts of the city. 4. HOWE.
Mankato City, June ?, ls53-7-ly
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Have Won good tInGerStanding !,

~ Iaill, fcc' :. 1923. oi-'l
Have y0u good Understanding
r MARVIN. invites the public to examine IA.
4. best stock of materials in his line, that has
been in the Territory lie challenges either side
the Atlantic to produce better quality of French Cai.
Skins, specially adapted for the winter
On hnnd also, Ladies, fine custom made shoes an,
gaiters. Also, Genemen's Calf and Kip Boots the b.
that be made You know the stand-Third street
near Roberts street.
SaintPaul, November. 1851. 81
ESTERN EXPRESS co.
C0nneCting at Gaiena uah the Amtrican E1utsS Co..
NOR the spe9dy and safe transportation Of light
Il and valuable Goods, Packages, Bank Notes, Spc
Gle; collection and payment of Notes, Drafts Bills, Ac
counts &c
To and from ali parts of the UNION CANADA AMI the
Continent of EUROPE.
Lost Goods, Baggage &c. looked up and for wartled
owners and all business usually done by express II
tended to with promptness and despatch.
Messengers will bee des pat chcd durin:. the close OF
navigation from st. Paul and Galena every alternate
Monday. J. &. BURBANK n co.
PrOprieOrs.
T. :: y y T"!tsss !"Isonrn, Messengers.
Office in the New Post Office building.
w. &. LeDUC, Agent.
ST. Paul. Dec I, 1853.
\'iHEsALE :, ~, aHD n,,s,G krIA:L :;K"cE-
TIE RICE House AGAIN IN MOTION!
y.NLIlS, LIVINGSTON N CO., have just received
a from the East and South, large and general a>t
>ortment of Groceries and Provisions, consisting par
of the following:
p hog>hcatls No s clarified Sugar
25 Crushed and Powdered
40 hb!s. Moa>scs and y rup.
50 boxes Cheese w X.
drums Goldfish
- bbls. Mackerel
90 chests Teas, assorted.
SO boxes Soap.
20 kegs Tobacco, assorted.
casks Dried Beet.
% - Hams and shoulders
10 I" Clear Sides.
100 bb!s. Me-, Pork.
lea keg. Pigs Feet
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DAILY PIONEER.

p HIIiliP ATST rAuL MINNESOTA DAY MORNING BY
EARLE :. GOODRICH az CO,
Pioneer buildings, Bench street, near junction with Thir!
D.aILT PIONEER SIR DOILIPS pEP ,yyy-v
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II. T. esSS AEE.E

MANTfAfTURER AND DEALER N ALI. KINDS OF SAD
DIES HARNESS, B.:il'lE> COLLARS. NALI>IS. &r.
Keeps !saujiy on han! All kind of Leather. OAK and
II"nla.k itaj, =, loW-. x ~ II Anthony stI,e.
81 Paul Minnesota.
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REMOVAL.
-'' - y - Va i'., iIit> removed Book Stor,
H';iii! opposite his old stand. whe-~
be ltscd To all his irion,is riIIg urUd that m
Goods have arrived; among which be found
900 Rolls Wall Paper, window Curtains
Bordering and Screens
All the late Cheap Publications., Uncle Toms Cabin
and Key to same.
Blank Books in all varieties, Stationery of every des
cririI"n and of the best quality. Fancy Goods 10 III
niefoGa 10 mention; bat call ill., it is trouble It
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN EOOK STORE.
Between the Rice and American Houses
Gro IS E;LASD GARDEN AND NURSERY
Btaset st. Paul oqd 81. 1iath>ny, near tie UqLt.
u9y House.
F.Nl" subscriber, would invite the attention of thos,
Who wish TO set out fruit this fall the EN-
SUNG spring. To ieir stock of trees that have been
growEg IN this Territory from three wears. II
connection v lth The Scott Nursery, Dave. Iowa
they art Pr"pare to FL all orders for either standard
or d"aIi ree- OF any and every descriptions that will
hr required tor this climate, together with Currants
Goost5errics, Grape Vines &c. Also an, thin. in th,
oniinHntal line, such Roses Dilias, PhloXcs :nd
the varios Kinds of Towering plants usually kept il
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
~ set ont fruit trees cnbei> their grounds As We
nav" net ii sufficient quantity hand to supply the
G'inid we nope To receive orders EARLY THIS FAIL
80 As /" make up The deicienc, at the NURSERY at Dav
tnport where expect to spend the winter. Order,
may be addressed to left the of MIR j. F.
Fullerton, -. Paul. l.. VI. FORD q co.
st Paul. oct I3.-tf
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IINNESOTA ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER

MEETS on the second "wednesday evening n each
month, at : | O'Clock MASONIC HALL, 81. Au-
thnny street Companions from other Chapters. III
good stading. respectfully invited to with us
II. Paul, l3Ji. i. j. MORGAN, Sec'v.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And tho Latest FnShinuS

1T TIE NL7GU 7RON N7ORE.
A RE now receiving large and full stock of Iron,
"A Steel and SundrcS They respectfully solicit
patronage of Black>mit :, pow Makers, and other
Manuac giving thai their stock
nf InEI Ii,i,
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J. W SIMPSON. Us Ltw7UFR. Jo'T f. BRADFORD.
y. w. SIMPSON CO.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lRUNIC Cf- FOI'NAIH' No au
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Lower Ie'cr. =, Pau
Minnesota. Ad made Oh Cons i.,nacHt-.
s.. Haul. jane :-IIh. loot dti
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Arrived.

Ship Albert Gsilstin (rste Delsno Liverpool June 80 with
mdss go C. Gnn-L Had deaths
The u has experienced light W. winds aud caa
passage.
skp Pride ef the (epper BAtiorel Hooper LIVERPOOL
~ d.s with md'e and 10 Had light winds
the entire rtsssse.
Ing with mcse and III pas W. schdt & Co Experienced
nht winds most Of the July 49, lat So
banged ,snas with ship Wn Tspseot I'd int lat ION
I! - yoke tart Casoe 90 days fun Csdd for boston, Gu lat
Ius al veil. for New-Yorf "
ship Mhs'ppi DIAL Vale, Genoa 60 dAys with marble &c
snc lis pass 10 g. N.eeaJt -
chip bsvsIa tpktb Bailey Hsyre days with ma.e and s7a
PAS 70 Whoeh Jr July II LAT IS 10 lon saw b. ID
Lady hesd time spoke br Tara
zst no lsi Span brig Barcelona; 18Th w. on
psssss ErH Der OF eeber.s quantity do.ns e Aaa
-
Bark nbsdr CBr) Patterson MsreaIes 70 d.y, and ae
~ "a Ion % passed ship Moses Taylor steering ron Or.
leans for LseIeol h lat Al 40 Ion 60 passed ship John
CErer bound Z rVm Charleston for Lverpool August st
Il lon IL pass with n..ts bound
- pos to Beach 4 CoDdit. ~
BAH Olivia srs hs're "a days With ndse and 2s ps.. to
w El.,n Co. All wen; birth -
BIS Ep.h. utall LoIbsdo, Genoa days with nsIbs &c
and rsss TO Co-sr Wv ~
Bt Sarah w cushrs of South Thomson Anni. Rio Lamar,
Da.1t WIN eefee 70 > h. Gen July st Is Is Ion IS a.
~ on ~ q s re hip yaniper Csso M Hampton Rs.S
T.rton, Ames, Ellsworth, Ne, dsys lambsr 20 q
Big Bllov Br Earle Windsor Is DAYS. with ,,.,.., d, -
eesl TO + cSrsid '"1''' 40 sAJ'' ~"n
Be Rsnincon tsf My,ie) sawy-r st. M.rs. 10 s. ,,,
w 20 srsSe P.us July e. LAT a. Ian a. bsrs Wss
mr. AnnA Louise tBren kesiAf Bremen 90 d.ys IN h.
ta VIA % Tss4 10 Gepeke Co August 40 lon "a
''1 HpeHHse. On from Haus for sow-ferk. ~''~'
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To Mariners.

HARBoR OF LEGBoaE-Tnscsn Consulate London 27th July
1854 yses ether Tuscan which shall
the hsto Of Leghon ard after the ls Of
will be iubeeted additional duty
Of their respective t1Bnsge
BlREows SAND WEST SwS-Trinty House. London 2is, July
Spiral buoy painted black and white in circular stripes
has lern plsc d Cd The east part OF Barrows Sand.
The Buoy hes In SIX iato1s with The following aud
rass beatnEs. viz:
Canewdon Church with small dark building nssh Of
Foulnsfs Church } w. BY WV
hous,, w. by N IN
Mo! Light yse cPen the southwark Of
b. oy W. BY s., rs.
Swim Midale Lsht Vessel, N. Z. by ~
NJ. hspiD Buoy N. ~, IN
Spirit BIoy also been placed the West Station
in redistribution 81 the ordinary Buoy previously thereaL
Qu.RakrkE NoTicE-Lbbon, 18th July, s5trhe Board Of
Hath has ssued ire following orders Of the 18th
Dario OF The nh declaring Limerick suspected from LIST
ard fee from disease" all other ports Of ireland thus
odi q 18Th ult Dscsng Nso suspected" from 18th u
nee fm diSs all other OF Gscis, thus altering the
orders Of 9Th and 18th January last.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, AuEasI 8, 1854.
nark, $50 CsitleabOu 100 Besses AID 50 stores consist
r az Oxen Calves Yearnss and years old
MARKEI BELy-Rlrs ew ~eij tint saslity, ssi second
ousy A. S7t; third quality SGT; ordinary cot hdes c't,
ssi; falov sSasti Pe Sc 10 5ce Cali skns l0c = u
sIosE.woSISs onen, SEA ss7 ST. ga sIc2 sis sI24
10 Slt6. -. -, 20, 49, .,, az % a., sso
So 40.
"a SIS S23. $50 <3i ST. = q 10 So
AN L.MBs-5Ss3 market
EA.s- 81 est go ~.
d, Lot II G., ga. S.4, ~, ga - 20 f3f.
Wholesale, sl-fed &C., and corb-ted BIC y
KIr,REs-The uarkst regards numbers, well supplied,
but cattle under the mead OF extra
difference atoms large number
OF ~eaien eNTcsd Brighton Tomorrow which will
MATERIAL, sa prce qualities The 80 large hogs
Ohio, AID were all taken BY A. Fierce ESQ "
Wet Ctmbudge.
ton and Lowell Raoad loaded with ese sheep swine horses
f1
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Passengers Sailed

In ,an,hip Aea LitepooI-Mr Psxoto Brazilian Secretary
of LIZ saon child servant, Brazil Mss Renshaw N
Mrs Ke and infant Engand Mrs. Geo Mris and two chill
Madame France; Madame Perne do
Mr. and MI, Woodmsn England Monsieur and Made Anna rnl-
lon Enssld; Js Harrison, NJ o. Mr. eoguhonn England; o.
Fischer Mstier Belech.se Ricardo vsdo Frsucisco Carl
carte AID Havsna Mr. Zimmerman Nassrs Mr. Scbutter,
Buga, Mr. and Mrs Robinson Mis- Perry Ms Robinson Trou-
to Mr. Cohen, Mr.. Laspsoe, SewYok H. fessen NJ Daz,
HsvsDa; Bslsh New YORK; T. Cayler Toropoi o. stone
Chs,o Mr. Turner DtEehsd HGyana l.. Breithorpt ~ T.
W. L. Harris Liyepoo Mr. psrchA N James Maggie, New
Orlesn.; Jas Orr Phisdehia; Mr. and MIRA ughtonwo chill
Bolnd Kew.Otsp.; AI wigs,sworth England Mr. Carter,
Csuthey PhNs H. Clushey, do Mr. Cameron Montreal Mr.
Biown Chss Bp Eizsbethoan Mr Keikor Germany hobi.
lillian Mr. ireland; M and Mrs jas Smith Phis
Tho. Wiley Erg Mr. Mrs Kennedy Phila Geo King
Egg; NJ Thomas E. Thomas Mrs Bouser, New York. Ms Ray
mend children Henry Howe Eng Donald Grant, Hr
shaw Scotland; VIM tte EewYorki Mr. EaNens Mr. Nostir
Totsl, IS. - - -
Reypods A ~ hoekr aud lady orooklynj DR. Bar
Ne w0eLus Dorc LADY child aud
Epssrd; the Rev Jos Weyer and companions Jo. WIKI
and lady, Persbus Va Hugh Gray eenOeki yohn B
Toomn and lady N,wIorsi Fred Demils Brooxlyn; Mey
eIs lady children, r. II. Neville, Esgsnd Ma New.
msI Jerey John Houston, England Mne easwa child
;. Lsero.1 A These. Etw-oretns L. snehsn do Nabs,
Wilson LoldvB; L. bisusussu Camden, j. NJ. A Natay,
Ill.,; Mr. beIthe aid lady, Paris MIS- T. Adams, T. CLARK
T. D. Gum New York. T. Whe New Orleans; Mrs
Hshla III Edmond Oo t. New ORR; Virginia psdee
ehd New York; 81 Stone and lady, Norwslk 0hio W.
Shaw ubic ohio; L. hUsson New York. M Keede and
children; W. CLARK and lady Utica Y; N Bslesu
Philsdellhsi Geo Dowden Ne~'York.
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fLAX-A limited demand for Jereyi ses OF 500 10 at MT
lee, cash.
FIRE cRAcKERs-slss have been made Canton
10 peohs, on IriyAIe
FSH-The market seanly supplied with Dry Cod and prices
firm; the sales SO qunAis - Grand
IS 81 ior Grand do and 81 for ST. Georges dol Masel
quiet and the arrivals light inquiry
No quite and Of other kinds there few
bbls Sl 50 for large No s 50 FOR do No and sS ass 80
No s. 100 btis Salmon brorsht y Picked
Herring on the aud there but little
SMOKED heurine demand but scarce;
Ma gdelane sold 81 Sc.
ri ALTERS without chsnge the demsnd light the
supply ample; o Ohio Live Geese bTcasht i5c.;
see 4Sc.
FRUITS quiet; the Gales include -
Bunch Raisrs sea s2 20 Fberis 7,
Nafsees Almonds l2 IS bags Brazil Nnts SIC 25
SlgSlts d6o 10 bh IurrsEs Sc; ~ Canton
Gin Sc; LeShoD CIon at 25d2c; 100 baskets
Delaware and Jersey Peaches al 81 SJQ$ ~ IS
ORAlN1he Wheat market h COED; the stock OF good
poIy hight and the demspd for milling There nothing
eoinf for the prices being Tar above m
shipping orders The absence Of stock Of Flour induces good
milling esmtpd for Wheat aud this thus far has sustained
keI ihe Gales 5eo buh prime white Geaesee private
erut SEQ do prime white CslssiAn "a leel TO-
duty ysid go do prime RID Tennessee ~ sos and 800 do
red Upper Lake 81 So Rye and Domina 81 l5D
81 ls Oats in fair demand and rather better sales
state sre Western ~ 4c and 40d42e o jersey Corn
b &C. better and in demand trade and the
Ano mere moderate inquiry for prime shipping qualities
ee plenty; sales Of ~ coo hush 6 fof
re for Wsrn mined 7d7se for foasd yellow and IS aT for
senthe yellow white AID nominal We quote:
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Domestic Ports.

ALExAKDRIAoAI Avg J. big Clement, Mayo Charleston
ss az h A .Fss E1
d % I'd e. oss isfsss. & BIZ:
e I;.'rO u. New Yst w@ Bacon Hal.s do BrJ
hsvlsypoI sqSi: OBJ Tsrs. Idsnd; yn House Bays.
s es.aS Easter. 5ai , gSSSs salem s s s So,
hsLe.n from L'eccl aso ship Albert and sch Dolphin the
Mn A.. s's T;:9 M. HoE;: .s:s's a Jsn.s
ga 'ssnhP Granite State Smith Post, Boston, bark. Eliza
s."Ts esioa.s ' csa: ss : ss.
+. I'm: Il yS;s Carer
P ,s, b.;; M;yTSShi sas; May sPiosi Aiken
a.n r:'i MI .d. S s sSssSs
APS ra s'asf
swYort Fred, Eusen. FntOn ThOmssOni Carver (o
S p:sins fs E:es: s9s rsi.9 i.
asa. Ds i' e H. Fs sa 9 PHI
s.ss a. Esad,s .Hd seah;InsI. Bar NswYo fsis.
ssl,e. Gi:s9 esIl. AIss DOR Aydc Sleeper sIcd
f s H.ls iss W h,Sbs ven s s c0 Nr.%b
Oh 9 Fsss Gs;i M: sss&s s asi
s :s ~: ssss. -
ss 81 III a. R;"s s.. bark h':''s Big
s5!ahLYuAI IN 'ehr Halle Annsh, Hatch, Baltimore
Ga sf. W si.;si os eIsslsi' 81. s E.
f eos %. e s h bari. P e:.ss Neg.
IhIs W. Johns FoIte Nrw.Hsysn. Tr,S,~ WbssIsr
Shs 81 brig eseIs. Albert Wiley Roc
AnNkhsfoRi- Arr 9Th sehL Edward, Philadelphfs 1th
sekr Gen TsyLr Jones. N, W. Yort ~'F'' 'N-'
FALL RINER-sld Aug schrs Jonathan w Lludsev Levitt
Al, xsIdIis; CIhiT Cray BALM ore ~'' >"'''
kOBIlE-Ar. Aus. ste,u,hip Cah.vb. shnc3, W. w.,
va hrsli sehr "oeott Eksen, yers CID July 81 ships
reI Power Lysrpcol; John Calhoun Short Hsyre;
tnt Eiis hleht.ds hsnel,s CD Aug l. barb Amar.nth
Ellen, Clifford, Phil.dephls '' '
Ar Avg chips Alarm, srl s.,sp Lvspeo Louisa Mon
81, nhw oRLEAks-cd Aus t.ri Tonguiu HIM. Gene. Arr
snp yer DAP Session. b.lhs Glen Green Rocknd
NC nssb 6sie NJ w-York Lowell, Billy Phs4elpaa
NE"ChLEASs-Arr July 50, ships Fanny Nc asn1y Smith
seori Dsf les tsIsnl Ysrn. Hsy.ns seryon a. 0pan
era 4uzi shTs Edwin Dorsey schpedan Ham, MAJ
son do Cid s Lips Aoe. wheeer smp
5o.,'p; c:r'iss Mslehsr do; O. Barney barney
F F. fses Bseeons Jga ispsnl s.chss Do Ssrs
Snorsoh y" Iert sehrs Plank Thonpsou Ap.scb
soa r.ny Pensacola Below coming Co. bg Apso
New Yea .,L shs,x aus nshg Kennsbee Cope.
m.,sI fsE ,eAn Harriet Sarah lice Brcsspa,,. En-
no 1odsnMh hewHs.en; Lake Lax. Proyd.n~s.
Vls9 sEih lsi s'Snirsen L. Creeser Phillip. Tsauon
n.s II - bSSom haDo Ro1bary, s. Applssats Psiissss'
NJ. p h.n Ihon p,on wiiests, Providesce c.foins
esswsyi Rexsna Risry Worth Provoenee, A,n Isss
~ ,s'sh.i.,i III r.wrsend ysn,nsa Cambridge, Oh
sssS sni CLARITY Brdeli PrwtueSe t Horace T.
'N'' Ns"isrhi sHsh T. Ehse, Hsy, Nsw.Bedsrs; Izsse
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Reported eIolusvely for The New.YOrt Daily Tribune
CAPT Csnwri;h barge Giboa from Redhook, arrived a.
wharf Of Mury Aug pports the following articles BY
the TIP SO Beeyts II Muk Cow IS Veal Calves 100 Sheep
Lambs Swine 20 bb Eggs 80 tube Butter $50 bales Hay
lIo dc. stItv, % bbls. Apples
H. Powell Of the barge Mayo from Coxseeke arrived a.
Franklin Reports following tces BY
iht Tip Is Be.ves 10 Mich Cows ~ Veal Calves l5 sheep
Hone fi Fowls IS Tarkey % Dacks ls bbl Eggs,
tubs butter averaging Is @ 80 bales ,y 81 do strsS 20
hb Rye Flour 80 bb Vegetable 90 baskets Apples do Peach
DO Pears Is Bb Cider DO. Vinegar IS bAlss Goods
tap Robt Wadp Of the Caledonia from Newburgh
arriYtd wharf foot OF Warren Aug reports the follow
Ing se,s By ih~ trips viz: s. Beeyes Mich Cows n Veal Calves
IS Sheep and Lambs III swine Houses Beef 80 do
81 Eow IS Ducks bbs EEfs $50 tubs Butter averaging
IS ns Il hTkirs Butter averaging leo De bbs RE Floor 40
Meal Apples IL do Pears 20 Pums IS do
beIrs GO bb Beer boKrs Leather bales Goods bxs Mold
Lxs Chair STUFF sds Leather rolls do 10
lex,s Gook Turning Lshs, 50 baS. Feed a bhos Hail.
D. Lefesr 0f The barge Gen. Lincoln. fiom New PLts
LGrdrt Murray Aug reports ms fol-
ARTICLES By the p via: Beeyes Mich Cows II Veal
rs Lambs Lambs 81 Fowls rHksy
Gbt Ef 1bI, do $50 ,rbs Butter .'ssn. Bs SO sle'
Hey 90 do go bush Oa So do Rye IS bags Com AeA
u TIA Apples 90 Pears. baskets Plan 10 do. Beines
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kEW.YORk CLABSTFICATIOS.
Upland. FLORIDA. Mobile. ". D q TexcA

BEESWAX-The N arket is without ciugei II demand Inn
tied with O0 lbs IN lots 29025c for Southern yellow.
COA1he receipts Of Foreign the demand moder
price, without change Domestic steady and ia fair
requss s7d ~ So for Anthracite.
COPPER-kew Sheathing aud Yellow Metal remain previ
ousy roisd, both being quiet Cd is Inactive.
COfFEEThe demand has been qnite active for most desc
tons prices well upported sles Of 200 bags Rio 90
mostly I0dlic l0 bags Lsuyrsa at l00ese; 900 do.
Ms1actbo (Gctc 500 Java &c. do Government
Of Isle; leo bags JGmtea at II &c.
CANDLES1here has existed moderate demand and prices
change sales the week Adansnle
Hdc Sperm selling at SOC foi and 4cc
for Patent Tdlow firm AZ l6c
DRUGS AND DYESAl descriptions dull bat without mate
rial sales GOO German Pssiate Potash c 80 bles
Mexican Cochineal Ia
81 l2l; 200 bales Lcoce Root Sci 800 Canthan
81 1I; rs bbs Castor Oil No 8fd85c 10
OPIUM 81 So kesN c. hi CaTb Soda arrive % CO. Is
essks Carb AmnoLa bulk at I2c refined Borax Pc
Tartar dark Sal Soda
sbelac lSlc 1880 refined Areo &c Oil
Lemon 81 IS do Burgeot S 200 Toaqua Beans p bags
Nuigells private 100 10 Vanilla Beans at $40
DlEWOODS-Al descriptions In moderate stock add the
market Of Logwcod excepting Lsgun Spsn BarwoOd and
Nicaragua and Camwood neglected Sales last
portapt.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market is again for
active home and East trade There Is nothing doing
the absence Of considerable stock and the high
prc kcd business The better grades
lafly and descriptions the advance 2j03.c
th The hest market and much wanted Ca
ntditr flour and held higher the shlrs Of Western
1900 bb S7aS7 So for
for yoe State SIS gu us9 lt for good Ohio the lat
quite aud wanted; Southern Flour Is bet
fehe supply equal the Of the trade
inquiry clippings sales Of 2oO bbls 80 87 Is for
mixed good brsnds Baltimore Alexandra and told
and 50 for brands Rye Flour
quiet IS ~ for and ~ for supeDe Corn Meals
rer trmer; Gales Of leo bb fresh ground Jersey 81 g aud
RfsI dx inc lslHe