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Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
Z MPIRE saw WOR KS !.
w. l.. r. GAGE,

fs Formerly Lee, Gage Co.O
Manufacturer Of every description Of Sdws, No. - Mstfs
,-..5-.. ~s ..f ST. Louis, Mo. 4, /.
HE firm Of Lee, Gage Cos having been dissolved by mutual
consent, the 21st day Of January last would Inform
friends and customers, that have made arrangements WIN
Mesrs. BrdgeA Brohe and will continue the
No pains have been spared ~ ntg
up machinery and securing experienced wormen ana = ne
the manufacures both Europe
America, cash, confident that can hold out such
nnd to their interest 70 encourage
home manufacture.
and reputation Of saws bearing my stamp
nothing said, trust that both dealers and consuefs
have sucent opportunity test the quality Of manufac-
ture partner in the firm Of Lee, Gage Coz - not 70
moment ability compete successfully point Of
price quality or nis any msnufaco kind
Being In receipt Of every description Of stock
am prepared TO n oil orders with pr0mptne and 0pstchs
addressed TO the undersigned, Iesss. Bridge
Bro, will receive prompt attention. tN Restli"
Particular attention paid TO all kinds Of repairing.
my16-tf W. Ls Ts GAGE
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

Cy The tone of a good portion of the Demo
cratic Press is very indignant the passage of
the Nebraska Bill. The editor of the Rock River
Democrat, says:
ssTime has been when we have felt an abiding
faith in men. We now feel that our confidence is
gone, and in view of the damnable achievements
Of Senator Douglas and his pampered allies, we
repudiate both him and them, and array ourselves
henceforth as their opponents for any station or
profit whatsoever"
The Hartford (Connecticut) Times, sterling,
manly Democratic print, thus remarks:
cit (the passage of the Billy will prevent to a
great extent, if not almost entirely, the delivery
of fugitive slaves under the act of 1850; for the
people will reason that if one compromise is good
for nothing, another is worthless-it tends more
directly than any other measure within our knOwl-
edge, to create dssensions between the North and
South, and to breed questions calculated to dis
solve the Union."
And SO on we might quote from dozen other
papers, but the above will suffice.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
) NURSERY & COMMERCIAL GA RDEN.

J. MCMAHON HOLLAND, h
Attorney and Counsellor LdU and Solicitor in Chdncey
Shakopee, Scott County, Minneso sofa.
MINNESOTA REFERENcE:
Gov. W. 4. German,
J. Travis Rosser, ESQ.,, Sec'y MIN. Ter,
Capt. J. H. Simpson, T. s. TOP Engineers. ySt. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, ESQ.,, Democrat Office,
d. A. Robertson, ESQ., H . f-
Hon. H. II. Sibey, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFEREyCEs:
Gov. f. Louis Lowe,
T. H. O'Neal, ESQ.,, Secretary Of State, |
Judges Legrand Tuck Eceston of the su Annapolis.
preme Court Of Maryland, -t
Hon. Alexander Randall -...4 ...
John v. L. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Md. my15-n
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SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON STORE.
w. r. MARSHALL, J. NJ. MARSHALL
MARSHALL & CO..

SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON STORE.
w. IT. y" MARSHALL g. co.,
VXTHOLESALE Dealers in SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON,
w Pow Steel, Nails, Anvik, Bellows Vices, Hand
Buggy Boxes Chains, &c., &C., Junction Of
Third and Bench-sts., ST. Paul, Minnesota. my15-ly
GROCERIES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
KELLOGG KINNEY now prepared to close out their
Aarge stock order make their large
stock which will be here shortly and would invite the trade to
the stock which they offer first They
advantage persons wishing
to buy cheap for cash, to CALI WITT
GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Betreen ST. Paul and Anhony near the Hal fpdy House.
rTNHE
this spring,
stock of trees that have been growing this Territory from
to three connection with the Scott Nursery, Dav
they prepared m orders either standard
dwarf and description, that will be
qued this cmate together with Currents, Gooeberes,
Grape vines &C.; also, anything
Roses Dahias Phoxes, and
plants usually kept In such an establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from
fruit embesh their have
fcent quantity hand supply demand hope
ceive orders early this fa to make the deficiency
the at Davenport, where spend
Orders addressed
Fullerton. st. Paul. L. NJ. FORD & co.
st. Paul, May 15-t
ST. PAUL NURSERY COMMERCIAL GARDEN.
1HE Propetors this establishment, take pleasure in in
forming the citizens of ST. Paul the surrounding country,
that they receiving extensive
Shrubbey, &c from Eastern Nurseries; which,
the stock their grounds will enable them
stock consists of all the really desirable
ples Pears Standard and Dwarfs Pums
Grapes Currants Rasperes, Strawberries, Vic
Also Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery including
Ash Balsam Fir Red CEDAR Arbor Vte, Norway Spruce
Aiso Dahlas, Lilies, Pponies, Phloxes, Gadious, &C., &C.
Those desiring to ornament their grounds supply their gar
with invited stock
Our grounds about 2 miles southwest of the city.
my15-f MERRIFIELD & NEWTON.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

III. F. MILLER

HI. f. MILLER,
Saddle Txunk and Maker, Mdin-sf Galens, Ill.,
T/EEP hand article In his line. His goods
are ali Tanned Leather, tanned in
stam and better and more servcabe than
tanned Minnesota wishing good bargains
are requested to give him call. mylo-ly,
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY.-ESTABLIsHEDl IN 1881
Foundry ready to furnish at the shortest notice.
all kinds of .l 4 - -
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY. 80
The Type establishment all Of the
and inferior none In the united Sates
point finish and material. We are prepared TO furnish
the following low prices adding
Nonpariel 100 Genus.
MtniOn
Brewer.
Bourgeois ...................'.'."'S!
Plea. .............................3O
shall hand, the opening navigation,
Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rule Leads &
that I'LL orders without delay
Orders received for Of the most manu-
also, Cases. Chases, Composing Scks
and all articles used in the business.
confidently recommend the material manufac
this Foundry believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
N BPrices Foundry adding transportation
- IL. H. HoUGHTON & co.
Galena December %, 1862 my15;tf
undersigned constantly hand general asso-
Monuments, Tombabs, Head Stones, etc., which
he ready to finish short notice. having now been
engaged in this city In the business and having
arrangements direct with the celebrated Rutland, Vermont,
quares but the best workmen, he is
and better satisfacton than
given sending irresponsible shops
distance. My arrangements such that deliver my
at the door OF my customers when desired All
will be filled strictly according
The undersigned agent for the Of French
Stones, Dutch Bong Cloths, Noyes' rist and Corn
House, and Spring street, lower bridge
myI5tf r. L. ROSEBROUGH.
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TIOS GREY, EDW'D BOYLE.
GREY & BOYLE,
BOILER MAKERS, BLACKSMlTHS, AND SHEET IRON


Main street. betceen Carr and Cherry, ST. Louis, No.,
TTAvING gone expense machinery
Backsmhing, making Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work. the
most approved Eastern prepared to furnish
thing business than
the Western country. All who
thing line business, will find their advantage
to give a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Always hand
a variety OF second -hand Boilers. f,.a
N.B-Raroad Axes, Bridge Work, and every description
heavy Backmithng done short notice and accommodating
terrns. myl6-N
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COURAGE OF LAPLAND GIRL.-The skillful act
by the nomade people of Lapland in throwing the
lasso, avails them at times in making captves of
other animals besides their own deer. "On one
occasion,' so said a clergyman whom Mr.. Lloyd
met with in Norland, and who vouched for the
truth of the story, "when a Lapp, in company
with young female, was driving the herd through
the forest, he accidentally reused large bear
from his winter quarters. The girl, very fortu-
nately, had the lasso in her hand, which, with
great GOODNESS and SKILL she threw over his head,
as he was slowly quitting his den, and at the same
instant quickly coiled the other end of the thong
around a tree. The brute, on thus finding himself
in the tolls, dashed at the intrepid Amazon, but,
as she slipped on one side, he fortunately missed
his aim, and on coming to the end of the leather
was, in sailors language, brought short up and
thrown to the ground. Bruins career was now
at end, for, in seizing the thong with his paws,
and by so doing tightening the moose, he presently
managed to strangie himself. The Lapp, on see
ing the beast charge the girl, took fright and ran
away, and, as consequence, the bold girl, who
was to have married him, sent him at once to the
right about; very properly refusing to have any
thing more to say to so dastardly fellow.
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TULLIS, LIVINGSTON Il CO.,
AT THE RICE HOIYCE

TULLIS, LIVINGSTON & CO.,
AT THE RICE HOUSE,
X groceries and Provisions, which they will sell
wholesale and reta at small advance st. Louis
Cincinnati prices.
The following comprises portion Of their stock: .
20 hhds sugar-N and clarified;
20 bbls Sugar-crushed and powdered;
40 bbls Molasses;
20 bbls Belchers and o Golden Syrup;
40 Bacon, Shoulders, every piece war
so bbls Mess Pork-city packed;
.r s casks Dried Beef - ttt .... .... ~
25 bbls Leaf Lard;
drums No l Goldfish;
boxes do la-t Nll
10 boxes Dried Herring; .e.
26 bbls and haif-bbls Mackerel, Nos and 2;
bbls cut and dry Tobacco;
1a 10 boxes do do ..tsL E0g -Il
s 10 chests @ ss. Tea assorted; l.J ase3i .a,rlid,
20 20 'VSs' ds sss4 saapa Candies; az s aaa lgt7.s
,S0 go ,n.s.,l DC r,lSw ns,v, Candles; sn1s zJ oa@
50 do Dried Peaches sss5 aes ta ao,
half-bbls Prunes;
-..s casks English Currants; t. o.t -.s-f.. .
Our entire stock purchased with cash during the last and
months and we have article on hand which has been
to be of quality, and sell them lower than
have before been namei in thi market. I. L. CO.
st. Paul, May Is, 1654.-tf. .
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
RRANGEMENTs bave been recently made by which trav-
THROUGH TICKETS to all prominent towns and
United States. - ~
p Lake Erie and Hudson river with the Great Central
road Routes through Mchgan Canada, New York; Illinois,
Railroad and steamboat Routes.
All persons assured that perfect
Atlantic cities and intermediate points y direct and
rates. J. M. wINsLOw, Agent,
st. Paul, May 15, 1854-du cs.
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THE PEOPLES STORE!
100 Lake Street, Chicago.
MILLS, BOWEN, DILLENBECK & CO.,

(SuccessOrs N. H. Wood,)
VTTHOLESALE Dealers in and Domestic
w Dry Goods Yankee Notions, Watches Clocks Gold
Gilt Jewelry in varieties, New York wholesale prices.
Merchants, Pedders,
try friends, and all, to unlimited Stock and
them that examination of goods and prices will convince
that 1t is for their interest to buy of
We shall occupy the below Retail Department,
and shall make
pee and desirable in this market and
eron and the low prices at which offer goods
merit receive the appreciation
and discriminating public We shall confne in
this department exclusively cash. which will
at the looes figure and defy competition in Call
Remember the nmber-I5-1Oo Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,
N59WhOeSae Rooms stairs my15-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

JOHN WEST
1917 Lake Street, Chicago. 1917.
NARPET and Furnishing Warehouse. Visitors Chicago will
~ find at the above establishment complete assortment
| Furnishing Goods together with splendid stock of
CABINET FURNITURE,
at the lowest New York prices Aso choice selection of Wall
Papers. is
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N. n. CIII.I.EN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ht
- No. IS Chesfnuf street, 81. Louis, NO., ,,-
VTILL business entrusted his
w Refers to T. M.NEwsoN, Esq, Editor Of the Times
: May Is, 1854. myi5-n-
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+. T. DowDALL. RE CARR. Twp. BLOCK.
DOWDALL. CARR & CO. - .E

WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, ENGINE MACHINE SHOP,
Corner Of Second and Morgan Streets, 81.
M Of Steam Engines and Boilers Saw and
vl Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Kettles, Lard Screws Cylinders,
Young's Patent Smut Machines, Building Castings &c.
Agents for the sale of James Smith superior
Cards. it-,. Tefr
Manufacturers Of Eureka, Portable, upright Mills.
May IA, 1854. myl5;f
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

THE WATSON HOUSE,
BY DAVIS & wHITCHER, SHAKOPEE.
THIS commodous Hotel has been recently furnished
great expense and ready receive the travelling
public propretors hands the business
and will neither time in order to render the
sojourn Of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied every luxury the market Affords
Their stable commodou and their attentive and
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest game cannot do better
than visit Shakopee abound with fish,
prairies covered with grouse. myl5;f
DRS. POTTS & MORTON,
LAYING associated themselves together in the
their profession, offer services to the citizens
Paul and vicinity.
Once on Third-st., ever H. C. Sandford's store.
May Is 1S54-dtf
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g. HI. 4 L. LAFLIN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ND Manufacturers Agents. l75 South Water street. Chicago,
IA Illinois. Agents Latin Brothers Laid Wave, Cap,
Fatcap, Mediums and other papers; COPS Supe
ior Colored Medium Bond, Tissue and Envelope Papers
Smith Printers Cards and Gard Board; Loomis &
Co.'s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas c. Miller COPS
Tobaccos whips and Lashes; Latin Smiths cee
brated Gun Powder and Safety fuse, &c. my Is
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

rey FREMONT HOUSE. CHICAGO, ILL, -.
GAGE BROfHER Proprietos. The best Recommendations
" for the Travelling community. ~ -ce my1e0
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

16S Il 100 south water Sts, up stairs.
UHRLxUB, sATTLER 4 CO.,
ils* sn' Sse'' CHICAGO, ILL.,, 'NA 80 gas
IMPORTERS Jobbers of German French English
and Locsns Glass Pstes bols 6hildrss roys and
German Hardware, etc., etc. Among this stock be found
Pocket Penn Bowie, Butcher, Pencils the best manuac
Table Knives and FORKS. Domnos, Tobacco & snunBOx-
Guns and Revolve, Potmonies sesar Cases. sesar
Percussion aos " Caps. All kinds kind: Of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. ~ 4 French Perfumery.
Patent and Common Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses Of every variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Plyers, Nippers, Jewelry. 81 ~
Fish Lines and Hooks spectaces and Spectacle Cases
ALI kinds OF Saws. Playing Cards. F" . .h'l
Sheep and Horse Shears Accordeons, Hsrmonicas Gut
States Slate Pencils. Hair, flesh and Tooth Brush
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds Of Combs.
Together with a large assortment o Toys. - ~
Having years experiences extensive and reliable
for importing our tie
in such quantities and at enable to sell
them equally they bought in New York; Boston
With domestic we have
a1as M
May 15-tf !
wOODwORTHs PATENT PLANNING MACHINES.
WITH the newest attached
by the Subscriber at various prices Said Machines can
1000 feet Of Lumber hour Of width
The PATENT RIGHT Machines can also had at
reasonable rates by applying to the Subscriber at Chicago
June elm. ROBERT STEWART.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,
Sc LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
II RESPECTFULLY intention establish myself
permanently business this city, my
effect sales of Produce purchases Of Merchandise LUMBER
commission, together with business which
attention. which experience
in active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge
city trade, has qualified effect the
terms, thereby frequently obvang the
leaving home and business Hoping
to transactions, extensive and mutually beneficial and assuring
Of my best efforts In your behalf, am truly
CHAS. WOOILETT.
REFERS AID W. Kennedy, E. B. Williams wayman,
NJ l.. keith A. H. Blaka, John Rogers,
ESQ. Messrs. Nugent & Owens. IT
GRAY, DENSMORE & PHELPS,
| WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

LANDON IL ROUNDS,
DOOK and Job Printers Furnishing Warehouse.
ID Agents for Lyman's Buffalo Type Foundry;
L. johnson II Co.'s Philadelphia Type Foundry;
Hagar's New York Type Foundry,
J. d. Foster & Co.'S Printing Presses; lA
Days Wood Type; MI = ylG-.-H.~ sH 1-laft ...
Geo. Mather's New York Printing Inks
Thompson & Co.'s Printing Inks
Buffalo Printing Ink Company; Jje t1H
Jewett, Thomas & Co.'s Chromotypic Bordered Cards
We keep large stock Of Job and Wood Type, Inks and
Chromotypic Borders hand all
furnish Printers with article short
Any quantity Of old Type and Lead wanted in exchange
for anything in our line. e.
Printers in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin,, Iowa and Mlnne-
sofa, copying the above the
dollars and sending a the will
their purchasing six times the in Job Type.
Orders paid will prompt
to Il =; saaytf ,f LANGDON & ROUNDS, ,.,
Franklin Building, 43 La Salle., Chicago.
Printing Of all Kinds executed in superior manner. f
NAV sf rr.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
THER

VXIE would call the attention Dealers
w makers, to exten i've stock - -' ..- A
Leather and SdddLcry HdTdtcdre, t'lIa -I3
which sell on reasonable terms and low prices.
Our TANNERY in this city Is in full operation, guar
antce all Leather made by equal other
State Orders will be promptly hled. f3fifHt i5HyJ
i.- fiaT b -ib suT -l7 CHAS. +. GREY & Co.,, l.,
1sl Lake Street, Chicago.
hicapo. Nav
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,

Commission and Forwarding House, Corner of Commercial
and Pine sts, 81. Louis No.
(NONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will with prompt
Oand personal attention. and liberal
en- on Consgnments, or Bills of Ladng in hand.
The forwarding and receiving merchandise and produce will
meet with especial dispatch freight
will always be procured, and the expense
much possible avoided.
Orders purchasing filed the shortest notice and lowest
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
CHARLES ROGERS,

1J4 Main Street. ST. LOUIS Mo-.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
Also, Agent Whittemorc's Machine
CardS
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

C.reARs-Ai few thousand e1fn, At
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

DENJ. RINEHART. ALEX. ZIEGLER.
4 b. RINEHART CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, under the Pignin Hotel ST. Louis No.
We keep always hand superior Impor-
ted and Domestic egaa La Norma, Mlar, Londre Cheroot
Principe andother Havana Cigars Of the best brands.
l4,1S
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13


NEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, & INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
No. I62 and l64 Main Street, of Washington
Avenue, 81. Louis, Mo.
VXIE receiving from Mandatory York
w Spring Stock, which will be unusually large and COM
all les Of Mems and Boys Clohng
fabrics to the finest French cloth, Of
Shirts Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas Carpet Bags, sc.
Our stock of India Rubber Goods large as we
shall receive these Goods different
Persons dealing particularly invited
to call and examine stock at as
low prices and liberal any city.
my15;u l.. H. VAN DEyENTER 20.
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.HOUSE
No. 176 Lake Street. ChicGn0.

WHOLESALE HARDwARE,HOUsE.
| No: IT'S Lake Street, Chicago.
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers In Foreign and American
stock of goods received direct from the in b
In our may found the foowng to which VIC invite
900 doz Axes, Collins, Simmons, and others,
500 500 doz Shoyes Ames's, HOwland's I" "
| 400 doz Grass Scythes, Blood's, uarris's,
300 doz Scythc Snahs, Lamsons Patent,
200 gross Stones, Indian Pond, &c,
| 800 doz Cast Steel Hay Forks,
5000 5000 dog dog Table Table, Cutlery assor'ed'
1000 doz Locks and Latches, assorted, ---.I-f
| 10000 lbs Pump Chain,
10000 lbs Black Coil Chain,
10000 lbs Bright Ok Sc
500 pairs bright Traces,
700 boxes Tin Plate, lc, TX, and extra,
assorted Wire,
| 20 sets Tnncr's Tools and Machines.
Japanned and Pressed Tin Ware, full assortment.
WILLIAM BLAIR, 1-n c. b. NELSON.
| LAKE 4 BROWN,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in ron Na Steel Tin
Plate Stoves, lO3 street, Chicago
attention of Merchants and extensive
IRON and STEEL. import Iron,
to offer it at al mall advance from New York price and
| HARDWARE
is including all kinds heavy goods
Tools, Pump Chain, Lightning Rods, sc. SC.
We the sale large variety Cook
STOVES of the latest Styles which will be sold at Eastern
Iron, &C., market prices,
ceive prompt and careful attention. Goods shipped
| delay. We offer q
1000 tons assorted Iron,
| 1000 Nails,
| so tons Plough Steel,
Pump Chain,
| 10 Lightning Rods,
| Plate.
have commission, --..
1900 Premium Stoves, at Sc lb.
| 100 Carpenters Cook Stoves, .
| 100 Yankee Notion do.
| $50 Key Stone State do. -.t.... -..t. ..o#
| IT'S Lion Air Tight do.
$50 Prairie King do. ..
$50 Globe do.
| rs Sides do.
| 800 beautiful Parlor Stoves,
| 800 Self Regulating do
Minnesota weekly times., 1854-06-13

VXTHOLESALE Dealers in SLIGO AND TfhONNE IltON
w Cast and Pow Steel Nails, Anvik Bellows, Vices Ian
Hammers Bars, Elliptic Springs, Axle Wago
Buggy Boxes, Cable and Log Chants &C., &C., Junction
Third and Bench-sts., st. Paul, Minnesota. my15-1y
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Drs. BILLS MOVES,
| OPERATIVE DENTISTS MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. 50 Fourth Street, 81. Louis No. Lecs Grcahose
Hat and Fur Store.
| Rev. d. G. Estes Messrs. R. Il. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John r. Hammond, Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. e. A. & s. R. Filley, &
Dentists orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-30

arara had foundered on the island Of San Antonio but
her name could not be ascertaned when the Brasera
left st. Vincent
Affairs in the Oriental Republic presented very pleas
ing aspect and the country gradually recovering
from the cad effects of the late rebellion.
The decree banishng several obnoxiou to the
present government had been annulled and al al
lowed 10 return 10 their country.
Business was improving, but stocks Of manufactures
were heavy. Exchange ON England, Aid.
In Buenos Az tranquility regned and business in
general Was good for all imports but the stock oil dry
goods heavy. The wheat harvest was abundant
treights at Monevdco and Buenos Ayres, COS to Eng
land
Exchange was 2shd Treights TO Liverpool or London
COS. Channel, sos. TO pos - =
AT Bahia exchange firm at esd. per dollar, blu :
trausa ctons we're limited owing to the deficient sugar
CROP The receipts 10 the 10th of February had been
q 500 tons than they Mt the time the
previous wear The heavy rains had made impossible
to got in the cane, which ready for cutting,
The cotton crop was likewise very short and prices
kept 20 rer cent higher than European quotations.
by demand for local consumption. Freights rather
dull al 10s. to Sos. for the Channel
AT Pernambuco sugars had been coming in pretty
gusry; and, although the crop would be considerably
less than last year. still il promised to be average
yield Prices high, and likely to be maintain
ed. Shipments to the 18th Of February, 01O tons
freghts good demand In consequence Of tonnage be-
e. 15s and "a IFS I'd TO the Channel and British port
and 20 Liverpool direct f3 los for sugar, and sd per
ID. for cotton Exchange 2sMd.