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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

NOIvllNL
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
w. R. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
s. w. WALKER Secretary.
All. CATHCART- Treasurer.
w. r. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, w. E. Hunt
Alex. Rey, c. T. Whitney, 8. w. Walker,
A. T. Chamblin, A. s. Elicit, A. L. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markiey G. w. Turnbull
O Communications should be addressed to the Sec
retary Directors meet the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
----->---- -..lt-
st. Paul Markets. ..
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought Sold is corrected fol
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BoRUP CAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ................. lh n cent
On st Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1S@ q
q C1eo'' .''' 49, 49, .'''''' .4tE
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
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DOLBEAR RS WRITING AND ROO
KEEPING ACADEMY

~ Elk the Store OF Marshall & Co.. on Wabas haw
~ street. will be kept open the entire year. Hours
attendance from TO ii A. NJ, and from to Pm
BY his system better business hand acquired in
weeks than by the old method in years.
All cramping of the hand is entirely removed and
pupil is enabled to write with freedom and rapidity
DO1bear's Science Of Penmanship,
For sale at his rooms,
St Paul July %, 1855. ytf
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ATTENTION THE WH11I =

WIN. b. MoGROARTY is now receiving an immen .
stock Of groceries and provisions store corner
OF Attn and Roberts streets where he anxious tn
calls from his old friends and many new ones as NAV
be pleased to drOpn His goods having been purchasey
ior CASH he enabled to sell at low rates ss al
quality, and pronounced by all who have tried them
Give him call and get the worth of your money
st. Paul, Nov. 2, 1854-ly
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR 1SAIE
iE undersigned, wishing to dispose of his property
Il now offers at private sale the Hotel known as the
WATSON House Furniture, and stabling This property
BILE in the Minnesota Valley For particulars inouire of
the subscriber on the premises. WIN. ~ SHERWOOD
Siakopee Scott County VI. T. Feb IA 1855 wifi
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DUTNA MONT HLY.-
J. DECEMBER
CONTENTS NO. xxxvi.
The Armies Of Europe
How Came to Be Married
On my Bed OF q Winter Night
Lonsfelow's Song Of HiswsthA'
II Might Have Beer.
The vhsini. springs (coutinued)
Life Among the Mormons (concludedl
The Los. OF the Areo
About Nissen
Th he Green Gree Lsis. of onOnd.s., IN. Y. ststa)
Li1ip In the Country
BeDio Ce.eIo (concluded).
The G ming Session
2 European Litsrsture-Ers l,ni j, France, Germany.
s. Drama
0per.
Title and Table OF Contepts
TERMS, rs ye,r or Is cents uu nbsrPutnsm's Month
and Household Words s5-Putn.m's Mootsy. Or Hou'eho
three OF the Mas srines IS ~.
BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE FOR CHILDREN.
Nesrs DIX EDWARDS take occasion to Announce th.t,
with the beginning Of the NewYeU the Magazine
for Boys and Guls,
THE SCHOOLFELLOW,
will pas. int their banda 1t Is their intention 70 ms shce
spv publication for children ever this country or else
where and they will employ for this purpose al '
which ther position proprieso Of pUrsAMs MONT ALI
and their re atoms with the most popular authors pa 'ne
command They will aim - combine In the engraving ~
the letter press Of the sCHooLFELLoW the utmost possible
ha,ntv interest and substantial instruction, with an
elevated moral tone and sprt, In short, It VII De
their purpose to render THE scHooLFELLow s~seone
visitor and valued friend the children OF every fanny
THE scHOOLFELLOW
p, r. n.ipue 10 be pub.bei 81 payable ns'ys In
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Daniel Web<t1.

The, should End rse. in every AmsIie.n'' Hs.r,7
IDsnisl ws<tH.
m HE RED R ov -
B.ips volume twenty-five Of the ne" and improved edition
~ IN. ,p.re woris Of
J. FESIMoRE COOPER,
18th ali his late Corrections and Revision entitled
THE PEOPLES EDITION.
A,olume viii Be Published the ls ard 18th Of every
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DEYNOLDS's GREAT NOVEL on the WAR.
IL Second Edition ready of
OMAR PASHA;
On THE vIsIER'S GHrER.
Bye. NJ REYNOLDS
Author Ct Life in London" Ellen Munro.," Price.
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would been well fer bis reputation had the author
.x., written book. uneIesption She and the ii ne
10 ing under notice This Of tbs
vr between Russia and Turkey and the hero 10 tue vestabs
Omar whose ershp beat the Russians back nom ihe Dan
ube In Of the story graphic descriptions are given
of mos Of the brilliant actions OF the down the battle Of
Inlem.pn Mr. Reynolds formerly told officer
N the Brih army and his knowledge Of mi tsy ssisr has
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fidelity"
Published By sTRINGER TOWNSEND,
No % Brosdssy.N. =.
IChrsisn Secretary.
Sweet pure pic of rural life" tChra Intel seucer.
Highly dramatic. pure and loty" N T. Daily Tines.
"Of brilliant power and fidelity" Boston Atas
Sends sudden sushss your syea" Sunday Asa
THE OLD HON S T E A D &.
J. BY MRS. ANNE g. STEPHENS
RUNNING BRILLIANT CAREER.
Five hundred bihy favorable notices of TIE OLD HOME
STEAD from the various newspapers and magazines Of the
country have been received Ct which the following fair
From The New Orleans Picsyuns.
at will be found Of the creditabe works Of
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Le Th.ciersy in this spares shade 10 her cOorns Of
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most chanir ely wrought up sparkling with character ami
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hunor A novel, will rank In interest with the most sue
eesfu of the dsy and utility book know OF none in n
way, that compare with it,
One vol, limo. Price, 81 Is
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NY NJ r II
M CROrCHYTS AND QUAyEas.
Pnce 81.
l. ,.tps the uoa excitement Of any beck pusshed this
-
Fourth E6iOn Now Really.
Bad the fllorps eneomiums Of the pres:
r,oe nirthpr0yotns volume We have n't esd or n,ny
sdy" -, ~ r..ta-,
has s.citsd more curiosity and stt.ptin" IN hetaa
n ,pskles sth wit ard satire ts style snue{ ~
,.,ian. simple ard s@o ,th >rnvideDcs Daily insan.
FRENCH. Publisher, No. III Ntsssas, N i.
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CKERBOCKER n AG ZINE.
IN CLOSE OF FoRrY.sIxTH VOLUME.
ORIGINAL CONTENTS:
My Csapsign Reniniscenses. Part the Tenth.
Ghnpsea BY Misc <. Viekroy.
The Lat Siege. By Mss Rachel A. Ackerm:n.
Home By New Contributor.
The Indian Summer. By J. swett, California
TIE Birth Of Flesnce Cruser. Concluded
The Old Mans Musnsa By q. b. Wileman.
BeschStones: See shere Linnnr
The Fsiri.S Frollc. BY L. W. B. Gaming
Tie Last Trip. BY Steamboat Clerk
The Ola n ans Win. BY r. W: Rockwell
Letters 10 Z Ia: Fat Green. Number -Four.
Lines Tn. Olden Time.
stsnzss; BY Neg Coaribu'or
The Observations OF Mace sioper, esq.
Lines Nov mber.
The Blind Boys Love. By John Il. New.
LITERARY NOTICES:
ELIToEs TsBLE:
Glance Hundred Year, Ahead.
Intsre.tns and Peppsy Corespordenee.
"Paiercs:" A Short !" Dogs Tale"
The kufderers Of Richard D0wnie'
Presentation Of Plate Mr. James Grant OF san fren;seo
Gossip with Rssdeu and Corregponderis-
l. December The Dying Year. seene q the NoIid Ssoe
Of LapisDd g. Con pressed Dialogue between two va
BIZ Of Bitter Irony gearing IN Pom q vs. w. rS~s
Autumn Picture copied fro1 Mature Lao.eroos inee1SA
"Faux Px:r New Scene N Mr6sth. Legs Gaze, D.
VIZ IAN PIT Palmer Novel Method Of Preseryng the fl'
ty Of Eec,ions 10 Singular Use Of hs knsl,n
Ei,tane, h Hbtorcal KsepinS IS Mr. John Gr.ys Gre.
Pntfux Fst.b Ahmen IA Lies the Death Of Horse By
John Hop.ywsn Is Notice 20 ths Little People To- The
ACADEMY Of Muse: OPEN Of the Prophet" H. fnnsrs
New Publiea,iOrs Art Notices etc.
s. .yesr srde numbers Is cents Sold BY al deses and
By the Publisher s. HUESI0N No. $40 Broadway, N. Y
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A CHILDr HISTORY OF THE UNITED

Z
Nca 81 to SIS Pss,lst, Frsaklia square,
Publish This Morning:
A CHILD'S HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
BY JOHN BoSSsa
Uriisrn With DciepSs ChEf, History Of Ensani" 2vOla
limo, muslin 81.
The idea OF this work suggested by DlckenSs Chds
History of England, and without ring in supeauou,
conpr,ors sy that the American suthor hes per.
formed his task with beauty unworthy Of tbs origins
mode. The prcre" Of American history rem the discovery
Of the ceuruy to the present time, ulust>sd clear,
sovps ard familiar nsrstise which in facility Of
u,pt ard srsesu Of dieon h seldom been ,sssd
by the mort pihei writers for the young Nor 10 the
interest Of tn. work eoofnsd to Juvenile readers Abound
mr. in historical anecdotes in lively descrpe Sketches and IN
graphic porsture sof character presents f'snsou to
rer.ou. Of every sgs and will meet with warm welcome
II the family circle ss in the sehool.Ioom-'
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i..sisIstiys Com,nittee.-rhe Legislative Commit

..yisIstixe Comsnittee.-The LesSaaye Committee
40 hs ,,Ssiou II Winner Investigate he ahirs
81 he Budns IN the Cy Of Me- fo,s z says
~ It snd have nearly closed Ties haye ende
cred 20 sss All pss. and IN oeer inst no eAass o.
sessions will cor days Longer TO ses
foD persons who desire to be heard eo ntse 49, ~
vessst esq No. - Chan st. a. y ~ ior cs days
Nov. 80, ls5a J. J. Jlhmhh'o"' "A~i"A"'
M. AiLEx, Sec etuy.
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A. Gus h m n d Co..,
OPERATIVE CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
No. 2a5 Brosdw.y L.hor,torv Ne =


fAe following standard articles prepared our Lsbors
Ury under the personal superv on Of Mr. A. CUSHMAN
whose experience Pharmaceutical Chemist Tor many year.
enables ~ to their entire purity and
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the most approved modern apparatus manufacture IN large
Quantities while employ but the freshest and puess
materials that they may Be fully depended upon phys
Ssns, families, and the public
euups, 'r "a e sum. 70 's
kxuscs, Nc on 'ppno'"on- Retail prices
Cusbmsps Extract Jamaica Gngef...........2 Is osnta
CushDsns Concentrated Strip ssrssparis ......sl 90
Cushmsn's rlsvohDg Extracts IS
Cusbmans kfervescDs Citrate Of Is
Cushmsns Tassiess Castor Oh. .............5
C1sbmhrs Improved Seid.itz Powde so
Cuahman's PeloCrescisn for the Hair. 81 cents
Cushmans Cologne Water by the sallon.
Dr.. BcClntoek's Fever and Ague Specific. ......S1
Dr. bcCntocks Darrhea Cordial rs and 81 cen.A
Dr. Met ntocks Wbooping Cough Remedy cents.
Dr. McCntocts Dyspeptic Elixir.
DIT. McCntocks PectorAl Strip. %
Or. hcClntocks Cold and Cough Mixture rs
Or. kcCntoehs Rheumatic Linmsn 80 cents
D.. McClntocks Anodyne Libment. cents.
DR.. hcCntoct's Anti Bilious Pls
DR.. kcChntock's Tonic Alternative Srup ........SI o.
Also, the following articles of superior quality:
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Cod Liver OIL, brown and white.
etorghton's Bitters, by the gallon or bottle.
Liberal discount TO Druggists.
AL wholesale orders for the above articles be addressed
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FRANK LESLIEs ILLUSTRATED NEWS
l. PAPER vii be published THIS MORNING stlo O'Clock
ONDON ILLUSTRATED tt MES,
IL NEW LOyDoN ILLU sTRATED PAPER
Pncs TEN CENTS.
The Trade supphed On the Lowest lerns By
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The only authorized Agents IN the unssc States
TT ri E RI r Z R o N.
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news Assno.
ing N the Literary World and who wish encourf
Ethtoned and bonssE criticism earnestly directed % ".
publication Each n1mbsr conts sr.ert ntns H.,
Miscellany original Notes and Queries Lneruy 4,
Cy Irehs.uee and Fine Arts and seenahs n''fS1.N'A'
CHxRLEs r. RODE. pstlsfsr, Nc II, Nsrss'.
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The Twelfth Annual Report and Directory Of tn .
Association for Improving the Condition Of the
Poor being ready sub,crbsr will be applied early
practicable at their residences, by cslling R. M.
HARTLEY No. SO Bible House, Astorp Of the
following officers Of the Association and members Of the WsId
Comnttees who author sed 10 ys subscr poDs
JAMES BROWN, Fredi sent, NO. So Wslst
GEORGE GALS VOID No. u Souhit,)
LANES BOoRhhN, No; g. Brssdwy, ". Prs'ts
HORA flo ALLEN, No. Is Clinton place.
ROBT. g. MINrURN Secretary. No. 10 53uth-st
LIT Ward J.. Jsmss Ramsey, No. 1871 Cedar st.
lid WsId. George w. Able, No. 20 John d.
lilo Ward VIM. ID. Hsrrs No College pacs
IVth Ward. ABB absm Pardon Jr No 1853 Maiden lane.
Nih Ward. A r. Wetn ore, No. 81 Vessyst
With Ward..N G. Everett No. III Wbites
With Ward :. John Gd'eom, MD No 223 T. B'd~ay.
With Ward. oseph 3. Collins No. 81 West lithst-
Ixtk Ware. James o. POND NJ. D. No. a 6th-av.
Xth Ward. james Horn, No Chry tie-:t
XIb Ward. ?. Patterson No S55 8th-st-
XTIth Ward .Chaa N. Decker, 127h-st., near 3i.sv.
XIIlb Ward Lewis Chichester, No 292 East Broadway
XVIII Ward. Alex. w. Murray, No. l5s WoosteI-st
XVIII Wnd. Thomas Denny, No. L Clnton.psc
XVIII Ward. Luther Jackson No. 12l West I'D ct.
XVIIth Ward. IS C. Lynes, No. A st. Msrk's-pscs.
XVIIIth Wnd-F hsiher, No. IA East l8th-st
XIXth Ward o. w. Norris No 20 East 50th st.
xXth Ward. C. Rusher, No. 900, West S0thst
XXIs Ward. Isaac Gibson. No Is, 5thsv
XXIId Ward. "A. NJ LYON No. liz West 43dst
r. NJ HARTLEY, Secretary
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TTRIAL OF BAKER-Scene IN the Cont room
II a jIfustrsied In FRANK LE5LIE'S kE"srAfEhi Peo
li,bed fHIS MORNING.
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The Irish Copfederntes Of AS rsdeut in New York,
ard friends the lac Michael Cream CT DubiD
.pe.ted TO NET At he AoT Hruse At o'clock NJ To
BORROW EVENING Dece mbeg z, 70 adop means for the
relief snd support Of bis nfaat and orphaned children
VNev.York Typographical Uniop.-Membsr, are re-
sns.,sr ~ .t'end tire REGULAR MEeriNG O this
n,on q No i6S Bowery, on SATURDAY EVENING, Dee /,
~ OF .ls etips Officers for the ensuing year
.StsnS., o. T. Se1ted THOMAS WALSH, President
posrEr d. DAcE Recording Secretary.
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1psrial Notifies

r..,rr.. for the People,-The INTRODUCTORY will
We De iver, On MONDAY EvsNIsG Dee st b9t,nS AL
No 81 East Broadway BY RICHIE sEALf o. Tvs 50 .h
pous az ndurr, Subiect The influence OF foeuy 90 no
Woing Cs.ses" Voe ard Instrsmsnt. Music ey rror .
tts Brop~er Wnsou sBd Giee Cub and hecit,uons INC
foloyh 20 vii celiver Of the Course OF
The Rsvs SAMUEL OsGOOD, T. L. CUYLhh, WILLIE
GLAND BOURNE. C. ]. 8RACk, R. NJ. SOEh. N ~ "
LER Prgfessors 7 s. sfERRY aud J. ID FRlsND ana Dr
. LAW Lecture every MONDAY EVENING ses'Se
TieIe 81 cents; single 90 81 Can be hsd ct No %
''' EPEs E ELLERY. Chairman.
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Rflisions Notifies.

Jersey City.-The Rev. Dr. CAMPBELL OF sp ring at
cseh vl preach In the Second Prssbg Church Bar
no, a. pssr Eswsrhsv, TOMORROW EVENING, at :
s,.lsh Sests free
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Worthy the genius OF Cooper Scot"
[Chrisian Secretary.
Sweet pure pictures of rural life" tChr. Intslseuce
"Hishy dramatic pure and ofty.' N. Y. Daily Times
OF brilliant power and fidelity" Boston Atlaa
Sends sudden s1shss of your eJea" Sunday Atsa
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surram, IS02.-The FHlL0LEXIAN SOCIETY OF
C0iIMsIA COLLEGE will bold their Fifty third Annyer'
az a, The Metropolitan Thesier on THURSDAY EVEN NO,
rss,ubes Honorary members and the friends the soesy
nav nrocute tickets Of the Committee.
my w. (HERBERT r. TURNER, President
IN z VAN uSER, Ncs'Preddent.
r.. or A,,,pRemsnt} CaARLES ". CLARK.
eO- " ATURtN DELAFIELD.
LANES RAY
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Rhi,son,s New Patent Grfdiron.-" The bet thing
'1o,s.S We bope they will sell million "-frtouns.
treat mprovomentpreven the srs'y from slns ~ 20
the 9 O. an ,ends all the smoke up epinney -r'~s' anu
Wells journal. -. Al, H.. n. s1o
Broadway
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Rmisrnp, IuteIIisence once and Labor Exchange !,
No n csass ssw-yort The Ooe is establishes y tns
CoU OF Fmsrstlen where always b found Ate
nun hers Of LABORERs and SERVANTS At very o~ ,te. OF
wages and Peons have tbs orders led BY writing @ ne
psssse o. he parties required No fees charged 70 empoye@
JAMES p PAGAN, Superintendent
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-09
Meal Exclsan gcd for Corn.

DLANTERS ha, irg corn TO $. nj 10 mi ].
Can by sending to me, exchange their
corn tor meal. at any hour and at great
saving Of time. Ny arrangements bein.:
such that would de- ain no one more than
thirty minutes. ...t
The meal exchanged will never Re older
than Of a previous days milling. and the
corn from which II - produced always Of
the hest quality Of white, and we'll cleared
before grinding. Send and try me once
and ] will guarantee entire Satisfaction.
june 7. JOSHUA BEAL.
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From the N. o. Creole.

IupeE FLAM.--A gentleman Of known
i d lment and discretion. furnishes the fol-
lowing notice OF Judge E!sm. Between
him and Judge MerIick. we expect the
country to Judge.
MrssRs Eo,ToRs: II j. with much
pleasure that have ooticed the name Of
James Elam Esq, Of Baton Rouge as a
can 'idate for the vacancy Of Chief Justice
Of the supreme Bench.
from a long and intimate acquaintance
with Mr. Elau,, DO h NJ a laA yer and a
man. | feel confident that there is no man
in the state that can excel him, in integri.
~ and sy,otlessness of character, and expe-
rene .. the bar.
He is eminent|y man cfthe psogRe-of
the old schoo' OF Virginia gentIeWen--of
great benovelence OF heart and pu,e and
noble impulses. He has been an old Wheel
Horse" in the cause OF the American party
always consistent. upright. hand working
mau in every cause he has Advocated. file
would do honor to the Bench and command
the universal cor fidence the people.
Though venerable in years. he is still a
vigorus and active rnnn Well will it he
for Louisiana. and he cause Of Justice, If
such man should be elected. l..
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THE undersigned having purchased the
L entire property north Of Garrison
Bayou. constituting thu steam brick yard
and saw mill estahlisl nrtt. il prepared 10
fill orders and execute contracts-presscd
and repreesed brick always on ha i. Far.
" arrangements are in contemplation Tor
the delivery Of timber and brick at any
point on the coast, either below or above
Baton Rouge. j. n SCHtNCK
A few choice hsnIs may find regular
employment by applying TO the proprie-
tor. tune =
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Notice TO Contractors.

DROPOSAL are solicited for the deli.
| very Of (3O.OOO) thirty thousand sawed
or hewed cross ties foi the first Sc tion OF
the. Baton Romge, Crosse lSie Il Opelonsas
Rail Road. Ties TO be nine feet long. six
inches thick If hewed, and FIVE inches
thick if sawed and iron, seven tn el. ven
inches wide, averaging nine inches. and
from cedar or cypress FIR further psrticu-
lars Of specifications. place a d time Of de-
livery. &c. apply at the office ot the COM
pany on Bayou Crosse Tets. or to VIM.
Sidney Smith, New Orleans The COM
pany will reserve the privilege Of accept
ing any proposals, without regard to its
being the lowest. and also of rejecting all,
if deemed proper. JAS. n. JOHNSTON.
Crosse 1ete June I'd. Secretary.