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supREMg COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FslpAy, JAsuaRv ), 1855.

Thomas Balch, esq of Philadelphia Pennsylvania, was
admitted attorney aud counsellor OF this court
Nos % and 80 Jas. Williams administrator appellant,
Robt divers executors and John Goodings admins
traitor appellant Robt divers executors The argu-
ment Of these cases was concluded BY Mr. Dulany for the
appellants
No o3 Alfred Savignae plaintiff in error ~ Abraham
Garrison The motion rcinstaie and for superscdcas
IN this argued by Mr. Baxter in support thereof
and by Mr. Ewing
No original docket The State Of FLORIDA complainant
e. The State Of Georgia The argument on the motion to
intervene in this in behalf Of the United States was
commenced by Mr. Attorney General Gushing.
Adjourned till Monday, II o'clock.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY Land Trustees sale
W trustee, offer public Tues
day. the 9h day Of January nsx. q M az The Court
Rockvle Of the late
Thomas Cuttings assigned
CoicsvIs Washington and about
miles from the 1911 well enclosed in
pretty Of cultivation, well wooded and wacred and
may b easily improved.
There pretty good al
the yard excellent frame stable, and
The property will sold incumhfance 0f the
Widows dover.
sale hind VI the cash the day
aad the resdue and three from the day
with by the
Tor further particulars apply the subscriber,
w VEIRs BOWIE, Trustee,
Dec 2l--dAcp3xwtd Rockville, Md.
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ny ). q. neauuRE, Austs..ssr.


VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or NEW CABINET FURNITURE
hing soodsOn
the urRixhns of ussps
PsnMsyvsaia svsppe
shall ali their
stock IN trade, comprising
Full marble Top dsssAixS and plain bureaus
Mahogany and sofa beds
~ dozen MAhosany chairs, assorted, rockers
Is chamber
Painted baresus, vashstards tables
Secretary and 10 kcases, waiting tables, aeskA
Mahogany and walnut and
Msree and sofa tables
racka, b&Astenam
double
Mahogany and walnut encl0s~s washstaads
Revolving and plain Office chairs
10 s<ss cha
sdoxsn sockess. variosa pansrps
40 mahogany framed looking slssses
10 eooktng and esAes
French chSas,
Stone chinA AeosT
Granite toilet hAssns and pitcher.
Glassware. cs0sry, Ore irons, ke-
Tse~hsv viii large susbss Of articles men
rhs sks sAs. specially called sale, wsieh
win he positive ard without
credit of 90 ~,
snd 10 es satisfactorily endorsed bearing nssss
JAS g. MCGUIRE,
Jan ST Auct,onser.
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Germanian Bell Ringers,
AT ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.

4, HE PEAK FAMILY. vocaIists And HelI-H inxers,
take the opportunity inhabitants
the city OF Washington that they will give
BELLS, HARPs, GUITARS, AND CEREMONIAL,
sh and 9th. 1855.
Tickets rs Reserved seais, 20
Doors opea 81 concert to commeace at n.
~ They will also Georgetown,
Hail. Wednesday Thursday evenings Jananry
Tickets rs Reserved seats 50 csnfs.
N. BForre Han has fitted sestees
OF
pieasanest and comfortable halls N
Jan 4-dtl
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THIS the Monday January 1854, the
negbborhood Of Fais Church. FAIRFAX Virginia II h
eight miles Alexandria, nom Washington aud
The cerhTated bsAliiu
principal made this school where pnpr
may acquire
The ~ weeks IL divided inO three
mencng respectively he st Monday OF January April and
september
5o per year, payable per advance
classics will sabjectsd charge.
particulars address n e. hudson, Falls Church, Fair
fax county. Virginia.
low 26--2awtl 5JandAcif
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ny LEG APH.
Elec.ion Of Speak

Election Of Speaker Of the Pennsylvania Sssss,
HARRIsBuRe, Jan. 5Wm. D. Hester, fdem elect
speaker this morning the seventh ballot
by fifteen votes.
Skinner (whigl received eleven votes Frazer, (whgD
Darse (whig) voted for Hester, and Price twhg)
did not vote.
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NHE,r SPECTATORS CmcAeo~-We understand tsays
The Chicago Trhune that there large number Of per-
sons buying wheat in this market FOR Michigan New York,
fennylsAus and the eastern States and that the demand
rapidly increasing IL IS not probable, under such cir
eusansws that any considerable surplus accumulate
IN our warehouses between this and The opening Of navga
hon next spring This opinion Is becoming very prevs
Tent and gives the price Of wheat advancing tendency
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ey "a instant, REIN EsTEP native 81 Mary
for many resident Of Washington, aged 50 yea
subject generally known citizens,
engaged In extensive and lucrative
mercantile business through
by integrity He high degree
charitable spirit Though possesscd OF family
he had in his hast the
Of ferds died
Sympathetic sequain,ances
Reqaiescst in pace
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IwpORrAST DEclsIox-!n the Of George and Nancy
Jones convicted of murder in the second degree and then
upon second trial Of murder in the FIRST degree the su-
preme Of Texas held that the conviction OF murder IN
the second degree aoqui,sl Of the higher degree
and that the subsequent conviction OF murder in the frat
degree They sss laid down the rule that
in all criminal hereafter when /, shall appear that ar
dent spirits used by the jury regardless Of quantity
the verdict win be set aside,
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Markets.

NEW Yosx January 5.-Cctton is upward and frm but
no large sales been reported Flour has declined 2
1881 cen,ssales OF barrels at 50 l2s 50 rs south
ern il heavy and unchanged Wheatthe market is Arm,
with an upward tendency Cornprees tribe higher,
with sales Of bushels western mixed at 81 o. de-
iivered Provisions are unchanged. whiskeysales Of
Ohio al ssh 1884,
BAIrlaoBE, January 5.--Flour-saes this morning of
City Mills at IS SLY Wheat 900 bushels offered and ta
ken Yesterdays rates 81 os 50 Is and good prime
81 50 0s Cornsales of 1000 bushels at Yesterdays
prices. The market generally Is very dull.
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BosTos Jan. 5Consderabe uneasness is felt for the
barque Arthur and her bound from Singapore
China to York Reports have reached here that she
in sinking condition of Manila. Her cargo
was insured here for $500, 600.
The new ship Acorn, bulk at Wadoboro', Maine de-
by fire miles below that place Wednesday last
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NATIONAL To night closes the highly
fa engagement the Ronsset Sisters This
of itself should and doubt WILL insure full and fashion
able audience.
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MOTICE.We beg leave respectfully remind customers
IN usual ali will bo OF
25sh presented will be Of
promptly Of thu
together will make
obligatory than ordinary diligence in collecting
HoOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
DNc 24-Jaw3wif
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DOMESTIC COMFORTS SANTA FE DURING "wEr sPELLr-
BY last nights mail received files of late Santa
Fe papers The principal feature Of their columns the
details of Indian murders and robberes. The Gazstte
thus notices the comforts of domestic life in Santa Fe du
ring "wet spell y
This has been OF the wettest years within the
DRY of the Oldest nhabitants the rainy has lasted
longer and four times the usual quantity of water has
fallen. The severest storm have had commenced
Monday, the Both ntmo and continued all the week. al
ternate rain and snow, day and night As might be
pecied mud houses with roof Of the material
proof against tbs deluge and the consequence
that every family flooded We have heard of
house in town that did leak and in the of them
the water through in streams. Several families
drenched out at midnight and round town seek
dry place to seepome TO the courthouse and some TO
the Exchange and other places but without success We
water three inches deep in houses As the
continued through the week il required good deal Of
management 10 sleep az nights without lying in pool of
water and amusing expedients resoried One
gentleman Of the army pitched his tent in his chamber
and thus managed TO keep partially dry An American
family OF our acquaintance slept under umbrelas-the
children being rolled up in buffalo robes and carefully laid
away corner another gentleman being reused up
being driven from that position seated himself in chair
and held umbrella his head until morning. another
friend Of ours being in succession driven from his bed
der the table and every other conceivable place. il is said
seated himself in his chair in the middle OF the room
stuck umbrella in his left pocket and with Shakespeare
In his hand took the rain quietly and philosopbealy
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-'' ~s-''; w :. sss.. ;:s.:y !; e 's4
To oua Nsuoss Ceavsness = ssns
.os.s,. e me q lslaAe psnsss. 4 sps.
Ss~ oss.. ssss - s'ss:sSs r. :, = 80 =
ssaa y he joan, homage q s vsasasis ss'disss ~ ~ -
% coa"S.a ~M ...s.sss % the assA parade ssssA u
The ones. commencing eoapaae. win issue corresponding o.
" order ce.o.si Hiessys
l. !. srpDLA roN, Aa,ss...
SOLDIERS or rBE wAR or ,su
% the san .a-.as :. y shs IN. ~ ss s~~A ~
os1 a. ".1Si., s.ss sss q District ,...-~.css..
Wa a,sI.y L. Goa Ions 4 R,y, nso Esvo.s An
sss-ssssoa Morgan as-i.,s~a sav~os Gr.s. an.uer...
prasass Msass.s GUARDS. C.ys~s. r.cs wsA.us~ Liza,
sa ss . Sa xss ::.. c:y 80
sss Gss.s css.. j.msss. gsia. Gss.s oss. nyss
ssh~s,,.maa N.s's.a nasm.s cspaH s.ss ks.ss xss
rNs @.'A asss s s:.:.. =, .s.:s.-' Ss
s's-ia. ..: - ss !. = !. s::::.a--
sSssicaa hss anA .ssac In csaus u sAs aac.
Order " - y'ossss's~ rss hae win break coanu
ee@panscs ~ wheeling TO the night
Tho ca0mn ~i take ,hs fsnylva.A ave-
ON sssviss = - - - i.
m,ss.sy win be wheeled csAS Of copa
ae., the procession vii. through, snd arriving
sion viii axch into the cast wAss the pssadS u
United states by tAe chief
The psocession reuns viii Psa.syfvania
nue. y ~ street, ssses n Tho ieh usxch ad
ths ground wbish osaed, and xcsra ins
lnG
AAsshats accompanying t~ix Delegations will arriving
report the chief viii arssr position the
procession. s,
The following appointments a.ade:
dsL b. Skinner and
Gen Anthony Mltanberser.
Ssnssat ssrsAaL.-Gsn. GeoEge Peter, w. Biscoe,
Major Isaac Clarke, Col VIM McNeir Gidaoa esq.,
Gra,smar ESQ., Henry B. Wsodhoase Col Charles H. shields
Cap Charles Gree, Capt James Jarvis Gen. VIM Il Richard
Col James L. Ransoa George " dc ID Roche,
Rdxeey, esq Cspsxia Richard Burgess Sterling Thosss, sq
Capt Levin Jsnes James Wilson, Major r.
Robb, esq Waa- r. Young, chief marshal.
The marshas will please adjoining
Presbyterian church Saturday, inu al * D.
JAMS w. P. YOUNG, Chief Marshal.
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CUANITUnE FOR SALE--A gentleman with . handsome
dispose az tho furniture
occupied ~ him The furniture -
hs hFss qsaty and everything y compted - NE
handsomely The furniture o.
black wnInui, aud the upbossry IN brocaasIs.
ANY will b. enabled
Usnisusr ktchsn parior and cham
house, he desires, and In delightful section Of
he city Psyment made
Address Hubhsd through post ONCE, No. ~ General
Once.
Jan t-dn
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The Ohio Rirer, DC.

wHEsuSs, Jan. s.-The river is now in good navigabe
order and boats running freely. There ten feet
water in the channel, and business quite brisk
CrsorxsArr Jan 5The river here is rising and the
igation is fair. Business more active
prrTeprpe Jan. 5-There nine and half feet water
in the rivers channel. Business much improved.
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Arrival of The CITY 81 Manchester

PaLApELpHIA jan 5The City of Manchester is below,
with SIS passengers and full cargo This vessel left Liver
pool the goth Of December consequently her foreign
news has been anticipated by the Asia, which sailed the
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DETsorT, jan &.The senate to-day elected Isaac W
Wilder secretary, and the house Cyrus Lowell speaker
and Henry Barnes clerk
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BUSINESS MATTERS MonuE-The following, from the
Mobile Register will enable the reader to form idea
Of the commercial endorsements in the South and South
owing to the low stage Of water in the rivers in
that section OF the country:
we have passed two months into the regular
cal pecunsry engagements based upon the usual
OF trade have been entered into have matured and
are falling due while at the time the produce upon
which these engagements are predcaed Is locked up in the
interior nv low waters The backwardness in the opening
vgation too has almost entirely cut of the fall trade
Of sales dealers who with large stocks their shelves,
without country customers TO relieve them, have siil to
provide for the credits employed in their purchase This
things has produced Its natural result Of strngency
in the money market The main channels Of the money
flow being chosed up dyncss and scarcity are manifested
Ia all the branching riils Of money and trade Yet in
spite Of all this nothing like panic Is observable Ner-
chants sannch and firm In their hopes and resources
and We hear of no failures rumors Of failures.
Meantime the rivers keep down the season Is sdvan-
cling and every week aggravaes and deepens the difficult
ties Of an almost anomalous business fall
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ny 0REEN = SCOTT. A~ssasnssrs.
BOOKS, BOOKS AT AUCTAON-~<1u "Wednesday. In
ssast conmsasiAR = 7osook shall sell by cssa
o4ss, ed Will b. continued svcatns mil all h~
oes E, oeesp:A y A. Msck. - I'M s~ss opposite
offered ~ AMs me Dsuc snAprsns Isw,
classical,
catalogue, which the
the ofdt and Psnnsyvss avenue Monday
9Th Instant
Terms cash safe perempsosy.
GREEN 4 SCOTT
Jan SD Aactioneers.
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IN Anticipation Of tho appr~~chfn~ Holidays, have
recently nude addition heretofore choice
China vascs cups saacsrs, mos-
Toilet bottles, cigar lighters
Lamps gtrsndocs csndelxbsas, spring cAndcscks sc.
And viii take pleasure in showing ave
a call.
few OF those celebrated
want Of good light woald do we'll call before they
enursly closed out
selling crockesy generally
cost, being determined close that VI busiasss
&. g. WHiTTLEAEY,
5S@ Seventh street
Dec 1a--eod2wif
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For safe b. rRANcK TAYLOR.
Ian6
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ag~rbe Annual Meeting OF the Protestant Orphan
A.yin Mr.. rrcncb's church, G.
Tuesday, 9th ~ oelcck The public aud
Of Institution invited attend Subscriptions
and aonstinn~ win BE- received.
ny nfs~r OF the board
Jan s-SsNTpes SUSAN X COKE Secretary
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iyrrY ~ Ptaesburg ~na CsuHty Of AiisSAany. PsH.-
" offer the guaranteed bonds
Pitasks county Aisghsny, Pennsylvania
Rsbssg ConHesvis Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently secomnend be,a cspais and de
VI q
together other statistical inbs
ssson be obtained application personally W letter.
Johnston BROTHERS, Co.,
pAnkess and Fiscal AEsntA
Jss l8-dAepU
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WANTED boy (eooredl between ~ and 70
age. Good ~in be paid slave prsfsrsca Appsy
Once. Jan s-dh
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Arny's Csnfscttenevy,


avail myself OF this opportunity thanks
my constant customers and s public for their patron
which has stimulated
please them. To that therefore, have
prepared lin Of beauty and quality collection
pound fruit eAkcs, 60 WORTHY well
usual Of candies and conc Also, mnec or family
fancy articles, &c.
daen mako pledges, hut will cossen
self with sustaaing my present reputation
Balls paes DINNERS attended 70 In usual elegant style
Dec 3O-so9w A L.. ARMY.
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r AMARTIMEru New Wsxk.-Msacr- of Celebrated Char
Ii ~ AIsAaDss ~ La~assias.
kpssele and
vtssd Epasaa&sa, - introductory
Popular Tales; ~ ma1sos 0ssot-
B&scoSsses; ~ Abtst Aebsu Livsvmovs.
Practical SD Coussersiaa Arsbnsssse BY g. " Doehsfyl
D.
INV Days by Laura 3. Carts.
Ensy Wavrsu his Cesfs ssrossstes
ftaspevs Gas~tte~r, No. 6.
guss psss~h~d ~ad FOE sale st ....u..
Oct 10 Bookstore, near s'b street
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Mr. Hacke respectfully that In accordance with
generally desire Of the citizens Washington
the performance of unrivAed
arrangements the National Theatre Monday
the Of Norns that being which
perform daring the remainder OF their In America they
engaged appear Tuesday,
Philadelphia Wednesday, 10th New York
Thursday the iih; and In opera, Boston, Monday
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EnOM LONDON siura by Sir Rodcuck Muschisoa he
hssOsy oldest organic fsmsss
vol 1884
TBS shlppsx Law. Of British E~prs; by 9. An"aen
vol 1884 =
The cf was Affecting a.d shpp'nxi by "
II. Thoasaca l vol. ise4
physiosossca Chssss1ry by Prcs-,or Lssmsnni vois
Needs Lscsssss Chs@isssy. vci
ire Rt6e MuAkss; ~ Ca1& lsrys 1854
suiiyss Mssoass, Tin English - > vois
n.,ly,. Asuovonal cal TsAsss Sad tosnujss.
EAsoaea9s, snd Knehasrs
yas.sr PICKET Pessaes a 0reai bHan
Ths Park Maasrl Hsosy, rsns As, cosrs
ssd Portrait Gallery voss. 1854
sepa5 FkANCk TAYLOR
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EOA MENTThe house occupied BY The Secretary
War, l4h strest, street,
SION given the lst of December.
Rent u 500 The building
eight Of which urEc feet hsn the
cipal
The back building nine additional There
perfectly buiiding.
throughout premises for boarding
Inquire OF Il. w. Held, OF and l4th sEeeia.
Nov t2-du m
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A CARD TO TIzE PUnLIC.-Havns retired from the uu'-
"A Der business would inform friends and The cixens Of
the old
Of Davis hanks friends for
liberal patronage would OF
any in Jackson alsy where
bud and do job work the most reason
abls sarrns and r he shortest notice.
feet assurea
patronage.
Dec 1O-eolm GEO. w. GARRETT.
IOHM HUTaMANN. xmapertsr and Dealer ~ sA.-..,
Pennsylvania south Aae
AZ full stock and assortment 81 inc
above, connistjng in part Of 4. ..-..-
M.Asir. ss.5x ES e Xssss uaas- oA'p.sns' N quarts
great variety Of Rhine wine, some " Il SPARKLING
Also st. Pefay sparkling red and white carot. from
% 50 per dozen TO the highest order.
And other kinds of wine
Aiso cognac pale and dark 6cheidam in
maics fine old wbiskey Irish malt codas and Havana
cigars.
Dee 3G-atawif6w
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National Theatre.
Positively the last night Of the Rousse Sisters
Theresine, Mile Adelaide, and Mile Clamentine.
La JOrA ARRAJONAIsE
SATURDAY EyssiSs, JANUARY 6,
Last night Of
JEANNETTE AND JEANOT.
Alter which
les FEES, LA MADRILENEA LA lorA ARRAJoNAlsE
TO conclude with
TOBY QUICK.
laas
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WHEAT IN TExAs--The New Orleans Bulletin says that
the portion of Texas lying north Of 81 degrees produces
very excellent wheat and the greatest quantity of it, and
that paper looks forward 10 the time when New Orleans
win be shipping superior samples Of southern -four to St
.ouis and Cincinnati
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THE rRrFT-rREE BussEss.-Elwanger Il Barry, nursery
Rochester who sold $4,000 worth OF frut-tree
last year have bought forty of land tina
city at S273 an acre.
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NAyALorders have been received the Gosport navy
yard to t out Immediately the briggs Dolphin and Perry
They viii probably be sent to the coast of Africa
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COMMERCIALS:
81. PXTTMaHKET,x'
GENERAL MARKETS.

~ | GENERAL MARKETS.
LIVE srox.-Corrected daily by sCorT Co.-Bes
on foot % oo9s so p cwt Cows, $Sot0$so. Work Oxsr
soo0s15o 2 yoke. ,'t
HoGs-Rstail-on foot 90 = cwt.
SHw--0ot045oH head. lt..- q
vESI-ox-carcass Sep Ii. Retail Toe p fb.
FRnsH MEAI-RetailT fb.-Beef 10c 0l2c Mutton l2c
Pork, 12c. Veal, 12c. Chickens IS 50 p dozen.
PRovEIoss.-(Co rrecred daily by B. PRESLEY. )-Pork,
SO E0$l9 SO p Dbl Hams, 15c p Is. Lard, l2t0lsc y
Flour superfne, 80 90; extra % SO p Dbl Corn Meal
CSC. p Blu. Beans, 81 Is p BUSH Potatoes, eoc0esc
bush. FreshiButter. Csc. 03oc Ii. Cheese, l5c. q
1sc p H. Eggs, Csc. p dozen.
GRocERIEs-(F From Mr.. ALEXANDER RET, Robert street
Sugar, y tb, brown, !k07Xc. refined, s,1c; crushed
and powdered 1910. Coffee, lac. Ol5c. Ro-Laguyra
Ice p Is. Java zoe p Is. YH Tea, 75c Imperial 81.
Rice, 1870. Nolasses, SOC. i0sl 90 p gallon.
DRIED FRun.-Apples 81 IS y bushel. Peaches, 81 Is.
Green Apples, 90 90 y Dbl.
GRAIN.-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures IS 50 p barrel. Talow lie
p ft. Candles star, soc. p H. Dried Fish, 10c = fb.
Lime, 50 so p Dbl. Onions 81 90 p BUSH Lard OIL 81
Is p GAL. Salt, 81 so p bu Vinegar, Csc. y gallon.
Tobacco 2505oc. q fb. Hides (green) s6c dry, &c.
Tlb.
Lrmra.-Commoa, slei0ls p N. Dimension stun
$50; Flooring, s24 Siding $50; Shingles, IS 90.
Woodbury., - so . cord.
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B1IEYs RIOlNlllEE']EIR]2.l
"a. sd, 20 3 sA4NT PAUL:f@at dSIAz
rliSAtMssSlfsIss. nllasareeh 2.1sss,l.o,'.o ~


a1la lgf z. = AZ -.
It will ruin our practice, niawas the pa
triotic reply Of q member Of the bar to his
brother barrister on yesterday, when asked
why he opposed the passage Of the bill re-
storing to heapeople of this Territory a
Chancery Court, as we'll as the blf( No. So,
c. F. b" to amend certain chapters. of the
Revised Statutes. Both Of these bills con-
template REFORMS much, needed by the peo-
pie of this Territory, and they should be-
come the the laws of the land. Their pas
sage is opposed by the advocates Of impris-
onment for debt, as well as by those who
hope to become enriched by the misfortunes
of their fellows Those men say "dont
pass These bills. You will take from us
three fourths Of our fees If you do, we
will quit the profession" -.
If the Legislature should fail to pass
these bills, they will have a sorry account
to settle with with the people. These de-
clarations, by whnt IS called the BAR"
would pass these bills through any legisla,
ture under heaven, save this of ours /; we
we believe they will pass here, and do not
believe our Representatives utterly regard
less of the public good. One would infer
from the tone of certain members Of the
bar, that they regarded the present leglsla'
ture as in their employ, and under their pay,
therefore in duty bound to do their bidding.
We shall see. '''s-
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

ANOTHER FIRE. Wednesday evening
about ten o'clock, the citizens Of lower
town were again startled by the cry of fire
The prey to the flames this time proved to
be stable situated in the rear Of n. E.
Tyson & Co.'s grocery store, which was
burnt to the ground. Loss inconsiderable.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

~ Yesterday afternoon we received an
other small mail, but in it we find no news
of any Importance. No steamer had ar
rived since the Baltic, consequently we are
in receipt of no intelligence from the seat
of war. ..- stla .e-ql sr-..-