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Ell. WM. IT. TOMPkINS
NEWELL L TOMPKINS.
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4 7 I q Il \ F. I 5 a I l. \ W,
Office Third Street, kreigers Store st. Paul. Mn
VNIlLattend to any business in their profession asst
w edto them in the Supreme and other Courts of Rec
ord in Minnesota Territory
REL ERENCES.
Hon. W. ?. Bryant, Judge C. C., RocIrite In'iana,
Gov. J. A. Wright, indianapolis,
Hon J. Petit. L. s Senator,
g A A. Huff, Judge c. c. Lafayette.
6 A. $ White, En- L. S. Senator g
:: Dan'l Mace, NJ. c.
:. H. l.. Ellsworth.
q Henry s. Lane, Cro,rfort'srilc,
g Z. a. Hlnnegan, Corington, -
Robert Jones, Esq.
Thomns Bowling, Ttrre Hdme,
George Nettlclton. Esq Ne,o Orleans La.
VIM. H. Ward. f %, WoShtngon d. C.
John Evans NJ. NJ, Chicago IH.
Gov. W. A. German, st. IanI. w. r.
Hon David Olmstcad 81. Paul, d. T.
ST. Paul. June IL, DIFF.
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st. 31aul A0O'ts.
STR AXED.

T4'KOAI tie subscriber living in St. Paul horse and
l. mare. The horse is Arabian color spotte ed
with white and red spots. The is of BAY color
five years old Both had leather head stalls on hen they
went away
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the above horses giving information where they
found, to the Undersigned living in Lower ST. Paul.
June 30-dlw* JOHN ROGERS
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NEW STORE! NEW STOCK::

t
WOULD most respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w ST. PaHl and surrounding country that they have
recently established themselves in TIE New Store Third
street two doors above Whncy's Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer to the public assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Which for extent and variety, durability Of material and
elegance and beauty Of finish viii chaAcn-e comparison
with the best selected stock in the Northwest
being determination DO en- exclusive Root and
Shoe business, have confidence in assuring the
public that they at all times find the PIT articles AT
the LOWEST PRICES at .l,a
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD ST., ST PAUL
June 1J-dtf
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Cop ssTNEESTIIP NOTICE.


T W. SINH SON, james Iawther and John f. Bfadfort
= have this day entered in partnership under the
style and frmo j. W. S.1ISON CO. for the purpose
tran>acting Wholesale Grocery, Produce Forw srlne
and Commission Business. Lower Lcyec, st. Paul MINI.
June % 1Sj4 June "A IT,
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SITUATION WANTED

DY Gentleman of thorough business experience, as
ID Book Keeper clerk salesman in wholesale or re-
store other place of business. Will be glad of tenn
porary employment in any occupation where his services
may be required.
Letters addressed to Situation; Pioneer office will be
attended to.
st. Tau June 60. june IS tt
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NEW BOOK STORE.
c. HAMILTON 4 CO.,
No. 3 III IN sL1ln LL.LLse (L...la If EL,LL.

I
No U-insorc House, Co1sey Of Etrge anl Fart SIS.
RE receiving and opening the largest and best assort
I ment 81 Books. Stationery. Wall Paper and fancy
articles ever before brought west of Chicago which thew
oirr Tor sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
We Wouli irSt call attention to stock Val IGD~r
comprising over 1900 rolls which purchased very
low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do well 10
look at assortment
Our stock of Stationery cant be beat this side of Chi
ca@o.
Writing Paper of all grades Pens Ink Rubber Ink.
stands Rulers. ottng and Drawing Paper all descrip
tons and in fact all articles usually kept in Stationery
establishment
Gotd Ie1ts. We have large stock Of j. g. Beers
Pens az VA rante which Offer to > public al E1ste
ir,ctS. Got ANA Silver Tooth Picks very neat article
ledgerS. Journals Day Books. Pass Books and Memo
randuln|, of all ST les in sets single.
We have a good stock of Miscellaneous Books and
great variety of Chlrens Books, which cannot fail t.
please.
Cheap fI}co'ioas. We have store very large stool,
art new one received by Express they are
sued from Tie press. Va have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded to US
soon printed
N ScItooi Boots, have all Of A. S Barnes & Co >.
publications. which w. offer bow establish
h4eht IN town GIVE US a call. c. HAMILTON & Co..
june 80 dtt No low Ip,Sp
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A. III. MGSLEY.

HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND GLOVES,
Ihtrd Street. opposite The MnneStian office.
H. NJ. has hand, in addition to'a full stock OF
~ the articles above enumerated, large assortment
OF INDIAN CURIOSiTlES,
And Gentlemen Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota that he is
prepared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy Furs La
dies Riding Hats, and Gloves, at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins.
June ~ div
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE,

FffiE subscriber has an Improved Farm for sale st
L ing of One Hundred ami Sixty Acres one mile ard a
halt from Point Douglas. There is the farm good
story and half house, finished of in good STYLE witt:
y acres under fence and planted. For further partc lars
enquire OF Truman NJ Smith at his office, in st. Pail
of the owner on the premises. III. ID. VIII L.
st Paul. June % 1S5i-d3w*
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NEW BOOKS.
FOR THE LADIES,

EEES. HALLS New Household Receipts,
wi - New Cook Book
Mrs. Ie>lic,s Complete Cookery,
- New Receipt for Cooking.
c. HAMILTON co,
june 3'''tf No 3. Win>l"w House
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a ~
'iNE attention of Printers is pccttuy called to the
patented by DR.. J. LEWIS. Of Buffalo, New York In pre-
sentng this Press to the Trade rely entirely upon
merits cheap and desirable article combining in
small space, all the requisites OF Printing Pres.
The fact that Printers have long desired Press which
could be afforded at low price has been the main in
ducement IN getting this ur; and although not Nche
PFeSS Yet work be done well and eXpclitioUsv by
boy. The rlaten acts the same tymsan the
binary hand press being hung hinges and balanced
with spiral springs, and when down upon the form, the
power is given by pressing down upch tie lever. The
rolling of the form andr the platen being entirely dis
pen>ed with.
These Presses SET up ready for use anu be
to part Of of the country, with less expense than
other Press. being less in size and weight. We
making three sizes, the smallest of which will make
impressions per hour cards and other small work for
which it is designed.
WEIGHT SIZE.
PLIES. WEIGHT
Half Cap, ......... 81 NIB 101LXl4 120 $50
Cap............... llxl6 17x19 2i5 IS
Long NJ ID or Proof. Q !, X24 101.X26 $50 IS
They are made entirely of Iron. and warranted.
NJ. W. CHASE 4 CO..
Manufacturers and Sole P,oprieors,
Office No. East swan street, Buffalo, New York.
Wells 4 WEBB Agents for New York.
Messrs. E. s. GOODRICH & CO. at the PIONEER Office
ceive orders for them at manufacturers prices adding
transportation. One of them constantly be in
operation at the Pioneer Office. We recommend them
after full trial of their capacity for good work and speed
june 29dtf f. s. GOODRICH co.
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IA rs. IA rs.
JUST RECEIVED.

(NiII and see extensive assortment of Muslin Fans
. at c. HAMILTON co.
June :'0-dtf No 3 Win-Iov House
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FTflE largest a>sorno Mt Of CIOCk ever imported o.
to this Territory. consisting OF the choicest ETa1
kinds from the most celebrated makers No charrcI.S
to them. Also o of lii NTING
LEVER LEP.NG WATCHES.
WM. IIIINGW( RITZ
Cor. of Jack. on and Fifth streets.
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BOSTON CLOTHING AND FCRAlSiiINt
STORE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.

NOC will please take notice and govern Your q
i selves accordingly. that the following new x.
Masonic Books can Ire had, to wit x X
The New Masonic Trestlc Board, BY Moore. "
The Craftsman and Free AIlsons Guide, by Moore.
The Tenplar's Text Book
TIe Mystic Circle, by q. H. Gray.
BY calling n. s. CONBS
June % Near the American
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TO LAWYERS.
1 VERY fine assortment of Lawyers, Stationery just
"A received by express from New York among which
may be found
The Lawyers Common place Book. superior article
of Legal Cap 1onglod Lawyers Seals. Noaral Waters.
and III fact every article OF superior quality used by the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W. 5. COMBS,
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CIGAR TOBACCO HEAD QUARTERS.

'1NiE convenient Room the first floor OF the lest
Oice 8Hilding. recently occupied by Mr.. LIE llJC
ohce has been neatly fitted up and opened Tobacco
store where will always he found stock Of the best
lNlt ED CIGAES
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds, every variety Of snuff and
in Sh"It all articles manufactured produced
STAPLE weed.
Inc proprietor will keep constantly on hand the
best qualities of these commodities and hoie receive
liberal support from the smoking and chewing public
as he Is bound TO please the tastes of all who may give
him cali.
81. parI Nav IL. 1854. 3m
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rNEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OFFICE. i
Wednesday Morning, March 20, 1854
CoTr0N-Thc demand not very aotve yesterday,
and the sales limited about 5000 balss without
any change in prices
NsH aRLEann CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. 5kS 89 aiddIins Fair. 10 faloh
S siasiiay s saS sssni rs; g.
Good Middling-.. 91Sa a'4laeod and Fine. O.
COTTON AND ros.cco STATEMENT
stoes on hand Sept l. 1859 1861 .Ys a. ri
yesterday =. o7o-los29so 5S-lsSla
1o485aa 4s2s4
Exported to date.......7742is 165oa
yesterday So. ooo-77425s ooo-l6 500
Stock on hand not cleared .... 2es,274 2o775
ToBAoco-The only sales that we heard of were "a
hhds, high in case, md damaged, at 4164c, and 70
hhas, taken day two ago, OF which SO at $40 round
nd 40 at 65<c q ID round
aHsuGAR AND MOLASsEs-rhere WAS a good demand
for sugsr with sales Of 1000 hhds at 33c for Fair
Fully Fair OF Moasses 1900 bbIs taken At lo0l3c
for Inferior and FSrmenting, and l60l6h for Good 10
Prime Reboilod.
FLoUR-Du and barely 1860 Dbl. disposed of, including
Go Ohio at So 40 800 st Louis at 80 49, and 200 ~ 50 u
y barrel.
GRAIN-The demand for Corn good and prices rul.
with sales Of 5000 sacks Of which 100 nferior at sic 40
at SIS 2415 at 5s859 1900 at CO. and 800 Prime yellow
Ole = bunhes OF Wheat HOO sold in two
three lots at $140Dsl As u bushel sass of Oats, 225
sacks Ohio At 3d. and $50 st. Louis at 400 y bnshel
PR0VISi0SS-The principal sale of Pork 100 bhl-
Uninspcctad Mess at sl2 SO . Dbl fraction OF
Bss $50 tiorees Prime m.ss sold at about $40 p
ucrcN BACON Wild sales chsAf kooa hibbeh
Sides Mt 5A 20 Prime at L 10 Clear at u, 81 Prus
Shoulders nj 81 and Is casks Plan Hams, in artighi
I packages, at Tkc y tb Lard in good request snd
~e noticed saes of 1900 bbs And tierces Of which 20s
o 81 3o5 in two lots s4 44e Prime at s1so q Ii
and 100 rather higher price Of Green Meats 46 00t
lbs taken at ~ for shoulders and " fer Hams
z aud Is goo lbs Prime Hog round at 6&c fb.
eofFEE-74 bags Prime Rio sold at 1os, ana
some Skmmings at sts9SAc q ib.
R0PE-A lot Of 31O coils Prime, from the Louirisn,
Manufacturing Company, taken Mt shc, SIX months
adding interest
GUNNY BAGs-Ths sales comprised 1000 bales 70
which 500 10 arrived at sixty days and interest,"
$40 st l2AOl2kc
WHIskY-Pricss still tending downward, with salsa o
800 bbs Raw at Zoe, " Rsctifed at 22c, and 100 RIr
at 24c p gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken for New York at 10 70
Cotton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS limited at quotations:
Sterling les S109 p OF prem
France Of. l0iStf1
New York sixtyday Bills ..1k9la . OF. dis,
Sight Checks New York. .......s. xnh q CT. prem
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LECTURES.
r ECTURE BY
IL THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
10 AID, OF TIE

r ECTURE BY
Ii THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, -
--sI75T
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE y
4es Of tbs /. o o. y.
VIII 10 delivered In Odd Follows ~, on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, 1884, .5.
Intellectual Progress Of Anlsrean
tn open o'clock L'ctars to prscis " at
O'Clock,
Tar Tickets sio bad At the ,ehs. os a. Odd Fssw, Hall
any Of the Gepersl Relief Committee nhos I'd
ESREE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-
cHSNICs, INSTITUTE, Philippa sraei, MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS att O'Clock
HnNDAY sh-Dn Mechanism Man. BY g. A. Mott
THURSDAY Confirmation Of History Invention Of
the 8 ri -Engins, BY Judgs IArue.
MONDAY, THURSDAY, I6tb-Two
the Mechanic Arts The Human Race
Ga,
MoSDAY aoios he Necessity Of Mechanical Education. By
THURSDAY, ssdon the Dangers OF Mechanism. By Rand
TH6kpAY be selected BY DowIsr.
THURSDAY, 6hOn this Relation Of 10
BY O smid,, Esq.
MONDAY the Extraordinary Development
Rosrliua, Esq i1s
THURSDAY isth On Palestine" By Or. ": A. Scott.
MONDAY, l1thsubi.et tp he selected. BY Prot. Dtnry.
THURSDAY 79thn Popular Education the United
States BY Joseph Hrenau.
MONDAY, s4thn Astronomy, Eetipse
BY George Paifrey W. q. KENDALL,
mh3 Chairman of Commit tee Lsetnrss.
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VIcRSsURG

VIII issvs SATURDAY. April l. O'Clock p. ".
EsOR ViCKSB URIC, WARRENTOS, ~ a
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L1 80
NEY, NATCHEZ, FORT sDA.iS, BAYOU SARA, 11z&zk5zki
BATON RouGE-Reeaar Saturday Weekly vieksass p.ks
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE The 5asgnneen and swii
SOUTHERN belle Capsain j. u
freight passage apply bo>d
TO SMITH q FIAfsTER, ID Canal stree.
Ths Southern Belle will take ya1ao fexh sh the psar,
ofreshippinR, mbsS
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ST. &C Us

viii ieave wEpSEsp sy March ~ It e,eockr.n
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW MA FssS /.
ORD, HICKMAN, ME Pills, HELENA, A. LsakkNNtsssa
PoIRoN ard a inte mediate 3insr-Regulsr ,sash
Louis naa Nswo atkss EREsDEN.-Th- al
draught
port For Fl light
Asso ision Agents. nnh5s
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TEN.s.E SSEE RIVER.

wllieave THURSDAY, March 30, r.
EyOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, MY :
IL EAsTPoRT And all nnedists lsndiuzs- lssSisi
Regular River Packet CHER0kEE-Th
avorite cHEho D. snnedy erts
arrive will fright
ricr accommodations, apply on board, or 10
mhys L. SNAPP, 30 New Lsyee.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

M Osrlcr OF THE DAILY cRxserrr,
Wednesday Morning, March 20, 1854. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
A'.,. aa'a a Tor s''''4
B sas Joa o1 wim n.VG eorpu. Christi Masss
Bis Tiberiuu branha, .os, J II Bass
s ssh ssss ELL u f.s:. a,,h s IsPe RI:
Sehr Gen Washington, Kombss Pensacola Newton ssrsy
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lou.aaa Smith from lndan'. and ess''eH TO Harris
Ship Suffolk Edwards SO dAy ballast, Hyn.a
ship .npsos, days ballast Sd
Ship Havs Feb ballast I'd dis
Bark Catherine, Watts sdays from ManIa Bsher aeosd
Bsri ha stroud saon ssleAs seosd
Bark Jre posn McGrovs, from Matasrs Bshsr ss
sohr Diamond, Mack, day. from Psnsasola, maut.r-Ba.a
tEs ysssas; il .a nss'ssSf Vi.
I Fam, Spa spsrsss s .ssenas from Iaarshs
Ssssls P% I'm s- ;sT Il fs,
Tesam..h ,. Psars s rome nom e isa a Louis
H bsR a aI ssi. sI ,G ci. ssyss Sara
Tovsea. Defiance down and 10 81.
s s, hR &c aq s e. sa
s a. si sa r
up ship. Orphan s4i''--''oS''
TX Bellevue oming Up.
Load ships bark 1 brig-anknown.
tBeALvEsToh AND MATAGoRDA BAY tssmshp Ms,i,o-s
V1 . Il Dc Ess
II L f sof i 10 hss' sr bills
hsms 400 kegs 9ss hdea 20 bd hides 10 pkga
sp-;oRPus CHRlsI1-Brig Jehn Wlism1-Go,ernmsn stores
- 3OsToN-Brig TibeIiasl6l bbls moasss $40 hides.
s-iAyANA-Schr Simpson Hst0eo sacks wheat.
ptRSACOLA-Schr bbs pork
!. whisky, - cks bacon, 50 SKIS bran sundries
pBELE Wakahadho bbls aour ~ do whisky a1 axis
ES7O Us molaases 81 sis 50 do bran, Tb bdls hides
Gen W. bbls whisky, I7e do
II = IA, molaasss, IS axis salt 100 ska 900 do
" q. Mt IMpORTs
IANoLA AND CALVES toN-staamshp Louissna-i6 bales
non 10 Wright yesnd Bro,hers acol5 sstmsn
&eol0 BTander, Williams
sKeily L. Fraxisr--suadnss to order
MATANZAS-BAk Cshsrns-4sS hhds bh
8 Nicholson Aeo.
MATANzAsBak John stoud-sl sugar
MATANzAsBark hhds
s Nicholson &eo
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND AIRIE-Psr steamer ophslA: sugar
EganaSO do 81 hhds Shift 56do Gaze
de Rochford--s6
" Gourdain keriI
hhdssuga bblt moAea d
iansur Reinesundiss
Total ~ bulls 39 hf bh molasses.
ATFAKAPAs-Pe Mary Bss: 81 bs it5 hhd
MS molssss bales cotton Hail Rods bb hhds
Wilson Aeob0 do 90 do Hewitt
Tr.moulstso hhd Tesdapo
lobitt Charpanfe Dbl y
Shields Wychsa6 RouMsa-i! dol Bel
Totab bs sottn, ssl hhds 10
bbls ugniassss.
LAFouRCHE-Psr spshawk 20 bids sugar 49,
bb nolassss Lafo sst-io de- hhds .us
Gsamaek eaRsrss Vests Do Aswss-ttso hSsfssa NV
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
1T. CHARLES THEATRE. :

~ 4 CuhhLES IhEAEftE.-- -
~ p. DEBhR MisssKn.
+. C. q CHEsLEY.. .TErAbUsnH.
~ Last WEEK OF the wnter Season.
EB- Last Nigbt Of ths4OPEFA kEkS0N.
~ Las Night OF MADAME SyNTAG prior to her
departure for Mexico.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 40 1854 VIII predpesi
Donissti,s Opera Of LE1siR DAM0E which
ston for te last fortnight nth ibs following eolete Is
Sigpor H8oeo SERGEANT Bscore, fgGor Tsgant vi.
g Tho Sale Of ssas will continue this At the Theatre al
10 O'Clock.
fBr Thursdsy Evening. Benefit Of Mr.. MARX SMITH.
KIT Frtny Evening, BsnsHt Of MADAME ROSE DEvRIEs.
Circle and farquss Second Cfreie 80 cents
Gallery 10 cents; coored Boxes 50 Private Borss
i Doors hsast o'clock; Curtain o'clock
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NJ! NJ -. s s.; .! t, aA ! >ae:

z.oo sda
TaUssDAT &C mil.
Or od-ssbseriPOn 7sooSois s0o2aso sddsd ~
q ss.,' on. 6 ..
BY ' d.% 5, ss' 'a Will s''lAs
Nj. H.ssssso s1o.a iplIoasieo Fs;isissso
R P Fled LITTLE FLEA, O., by Gray Eagle,
ssf afnsl s @ y Isis e $50
Forfeit slorhs elas odd aas0 stake il ruahe fai.
KING
ny voSshsf Lsagr.i.
A A 9 y P sss .g ss ~ fs
EoSD Rsc..sy tbs1 st. Ma RAJ. q two
mis Or mr.. qlissaae'pioas ssuosorf. saO-tsos
'a T = III ns@. e, tseorr
e.
sioo H. a'oSd.S !.
State Eash st.is
a ~ r. no % ;st.s s @ With
wrIs ssSa. Z: s,s,. L'oj. abprsros
= s.I,a s i { s@ql T. 1.s.n' : n,Sr4s
VILLA Wiley Ks ( iSsE jAars oI.,
"i. sr.arr o.,z l1s s
APRIL sPopti.sof.' Par.., ss0dals Hs.-Thrs in
'l'-. 'Nsl
days. sis Pubic stana u f'sD's.
b alsa al'. ea 70 a & ai'
convenience sh.y recommended the she'll
sD u delay Course B.ds.. Tickets may
~ O. bs T d. staf. s.sx.. e.ssps by
:ss ~ its at he gates
nd qssliiy e vii 'as
ns En-: race each day 70 pc ''" :. sSfs sa'
1.,,.s :, s: T a!s.. e. s b, y
Wv e sssa. y rom En fd
mhqs lot w. y CHARLES BAauIE. Manager.
LTLOUR-100 hbls Park Mills Extra, landing
mlai = ''',-,. {. ii DALEY. s. rehoupi.oalas
6SASTOR OlL-5O bbls Blows No. l, in store
~ AID for sale by T. NJ. DALEY 81 Tchoupitoulss st
nha REM as' co. 1or 1ae ~ st.
SoDA ASHES AND PALM OlL-5b caskl
~ landing and for ,al. by DELA AZ a co.
| SOAP ROsIN-s00 bbls- various qualities
a. Soap R'.ia for .als by ApElAssAyEa CO.
HLoUR--l00O bbls. Superfne and Extra St
m, Louis inaaF nd Fl s co ~ At.
MA HITE LEAD-180O kegs for sale yer,
wv low by A. DELAeRAYEa co. "a Margarine =.
ID EEF-500 tierces Prime Mess, for sale by
| I'D mIs1 s.H KENNEDY a Co.. Is Tehsuptsuas At.
~ EEF--20O bbls Mess, for sale by
- nhN 81 KENNEDY CO.. rs Tehossoslas =.
ID UTTER-25 Kegs choice Goshen, ex steame
as.s si ,s Of l' s0a'1 for sale y STONE co.. ,.v .
an AMs-80 casks plain Smoked, for sale b
a n mhas s. H KENNEDY d COL TssoapiOslass st
ERUITs, NUTS, etc
$50 hg.ao1 Rs sSs5 A.l,. . a.
se 8 bag. Fsl.. r Ans. so.
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OHIO RIHER

VIII i0avs WEDNESDAY, Al srch 20. at O'Clock p.
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ OLSON, f< !.
LOUISVILLE Ill Intermediate landnEz- ss}9sssrj
The fine, running light dranght seager
MONARCH capanF Logan, will leave above. Fcrfregh
passage, apply on board, or to
mi ROGERS, hcGUIRE CO ~ poyfras street.
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AELACIUES VARIETIES, Uravier street,
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