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al Lee

HE undersii will offer for. sale At
auction, on che premises On Saturday
the 9th day Of March next, his Plansation
situated near the Townof Opeldusas, measu-
ring sbout IS aapents. with the House, Hftch-
eu, Stables, d Corn Milll abbons $50 pannela
Of neH cypress fence, work horses, cows, hogs
plantabion izIplsIEneuts, DE.
Those who may feel diisposed 70 purchase
asIprlvate sale, betWsent this u the day Of sale,
ean al 10 BY to the unslefa1gned,s
al the gofee Houss at the corner Of Bellevue
and Court street,
Terms ass5 foaala lataio,ss Cine aud two
Years crsdgiia froan dlay of sals, with security
ii sol1do, and Oh ne property Until
psy syn1snt a capistal and interest II 3 psrcmenf Con
lrom nifns due. 3
Opelousas Jannary 9Th, 1883.
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OF BOTH sexes AND OF DIFFERENT AGES
Two yoke Of work oxen, 19 work
and saddle horses, a lot OF hogs, an
OK cart, plantation implements, and
many other articles the enumeration
OF which would be too tedious.
Terms and oadatsoa.s.-An sttns of tea
dollars and under, payable on the lst April
1859, and all sums above ten dollars, payable
in two equ4 terms, the first on the 1st April
1859, and the second on the 1st Of April fol-
lowing, 1860; and all sums not punctually
paid at maturity to bear interest at the rate
of 8 per cent per annum from time due. Pur-
chasers furnishing two SOLITARY security to the
satisfaction Of the Administrators of said es-
tate, and moreover the lands and slaves re-
naming specially mortgaged unto the Estate
untif full and entire payment of capital and
interests that may accrue thereon
ELOI VIDRINE, z
MARIE J. NJ. 0RTEGUE,
@ Administrators
Opelousas January 30th, 1858.
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less than one rear. A subscriber wishing to dir
continue, must give trtes notice to that effect and
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and english until ordered out orsnuth the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the pubii-
cation. s% 5szs4t
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period. ii
No advertisement or subscription, will be stamped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of thepubhs hshers.5 Il s4$ p ~
No election tickets erother Jobs printed without
tine money Or the person ordering tnsza 20 De pint
Tendoliars ID advance vii invariabiy be required
or the announcement Of fcandidates for efiice.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
NOt5ce to- the Public.

agEyssa a THE good and safe steamer
N ANNA PERRET, built en-
ssszssssEssa pressly for the trade, Capt. w.
C. Neal. master, has commenced her regular trips
between 0pelousas and NJ. Orleans. leaving Wash
ingtnaeyery Wednesday unorning at 10 o'etock. and
Orleans cry Saturday 1t S F.. NJ. during the
season. For freight OF passage apply on board or
to Alfred LauaiiIier, Washington.
n-Shippers and, coasignees of Ieigh.wiil take
partiesr natice that no freight will be delivered
frum the warehouse until the freight BILLS paid, or
receipted back to the shippers for payment. All
persons having freight will always find their bills
Within. alfred LouaiIhers at Washington, who is
,anthoFized.to collect and receipt for the same.
Aug. % 1857. HINCKLEY &c Go.
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III
-yYpRTE II A Is( lSE F(1NTENO

m aYPRIEN LAIsO OSE FONTENOTf fills,
q Of the Parish of ST. Landry, has applied
hY his petition for the pointment of Admin
istxator Of the Estate of Alexandre Cyprien
Larpse Fontennt. deceased, late Of the Parish
Of St. Landry. 81. s.ss
!. Therefore, any. person intending to make
opposition 90 said appointment, will file the
Same, liu. WI ting in my elihce, IN the town Of
Dpelonsas within ten days from the date Of
,as.,l.s. il LASTRAPE,S, Clerk. /
NJ Opelonaaa February 9th. 1858.
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SNERIFf' SALE.
STATE OF LOIZ1SLANA.

S1-AIlE OF LUUsISIA4VA.s
valmont Debaillon, District Court
'va. Parish Of st. Landry,
TreviHe Boudreau Ok ais, No. s02a.
1Y virtue Of wrft of q. IA, issued ID the above
Rs entitled suit by the District Court, in and for
the Parish Of ST. Landry and to directed, viii be
exposed at public sale, for Cash. at the Court House
Of this Parish, on Saturday, the sth day Of March
next 1858, commencing at The hour of FL o'clock,
A. H., and continuing from day to day, if necessary,
all the right title interest and demand Of Trevle
Hnudreau in and to the following dascribed property
seized to satisfy said writ, 10 wit: ID ss.5.
certain Tract or Parcel of Lsnd; living and situt
ated on or near the Bayou Bournaux, hi Tie Parish
of st. Landry, containing shout fifty sores; with ill
the Buildings and improvements thereon or in any
wise thereto belonging, bounded on the North by
lands Of Mrss Auguatin Boudreau, gn the South by
lands Of Don Louis aVoie. on tie Easa by lands Of
Louis Il. Patfn, and on the West BY the Bayou Bour-
beux9ta 9sass u. " EEHAGHETsE Sheriff.
3 Sheriff $ of6ses ST. Landry, January 5ath; 1868
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Instruction and Board per ysaE,I $ . I4o 0o
ss and half boarders, PER Yeaf, 90 ea
S'sEss 5s day schpiars. per- year 40 90
S5s stssa ,,ay sclagfars per month, ..5ssg. s 90
Latin, Grssk, spaniaII. lar eash psr nantI, q %
Drawing, afusie, and. naneiney~ The pansnts
wifI treat with the resPset snasterss
Bedstead, naattra pillow, reg 90 O,
Washing. PER year, .zss sasssst sssax =a lss w W
Meading oil clothssy pei. year. .ssss ~ % % 90
Tbn busssl asl esaitinnt a6 dysr 10 ynazs OF
aae ID be setalsd by Z .z.5s IS
Doctors fees and Gost at the costs of
pareuts. No diminutaon Wii shs granted for sick
ness not exceeding onez nonshs. Each payment
must bsnade tri-qnarterlYs aisd IN advance az the
seat. al the Insai itntion.s e. gaS ass
ID Mo- BaasdeTs will sheFeesived for less than three
,o.,nfbaaa ssssa f$as r ass
]. The boarders or day-schoIaIs win furnish their
own and eaeh aepId of fre- -wae for each year
U The SeEuiastics year is composed OF tsselve
months. Every six naunta there will be public
examination III The first one about She hrst days Of
Jnns Gle aaennd. sassalse te prizes
to close the Year, a few days before Christmas
The pupils aid The teac will have teW days
rest after slid siisfrit itHtit1 sofa izsa.
The eoiIrss OF ion III The con-
sists in The study 81 the French Ensashand Spanish
3taaaaaaes. Alatheufatics, Histpry sad Geography
Il English Latin and Greek professors will always
bs attachsd to tae esta iishnsent. 81. 90 .ssas
sa PupiIs who Woulh dessres To- take fencing and
gymnastiea agiassans will find tsacheTs disposed to
satisfy thenl. ss 81 y ss*s ss =
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jacques Bacon, Adm, District Court,
:. .5k+szss s. vs. - i Parish of sst. landry;
J. Backman Les = ais, - No. 77dI
QY virtue Of a writ Of t. a., issuea III THE ahovs
II entitled suit BY the DIsssiet Court fu and for
the Parish Of 81. Landry, aa to me directed, viii be-
Of this Parish on Saturdag, thes6th day os March
next 1858, commencing at tue hour Of III O'clock
A. M and continuing from day to day, If Necessary,
all theEight ide interest and demand of r. Baekn,an
Lee d wfs in and 10 the following described prop.
erty, seized 70 satisfy said writ, TO. Wit: ...
certain Tract Of Land situated in the Parish of
ST. LaIldFs, bounded Oh the North BY the Bayou
Piaqusfnins Bsul6e We by Abraham Hartman South
by Public Land, and East by n f'acon, snntaining
eight Hundred f800l arpents more sSr less.
81 T.. V. GHACHERE, Sheriff.
sherihf's oafre, st Landry January soth, 1858.
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Mia oa ~ Pa1izs of II. Lanalry
II having appliesI 81 1er petit zion 10 ba appuint-
asl slAlsninistraITIx the Entaxe of the late Adol-
lpha heF sleceaaed hns band LITE III rid parish
any persoE iii tsnaiIs t0 MAKE opp0-
s;ssi hi IA HI same, in
IL ~ clssce ID sas of epeipnsas
lin TN iags lite as sustace
III PES. Clerk.
opeIousas Fsbruar 1883. e.
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q LpI0nss n DEBAILLON,s of the.
Parish Of 81. Landry, has applied by
his petition for the appointment of a AAdminis.
trasor Of the Hstata Of Leu6og ssallY, de-,
'csaapd late Of the Parialneff ST. Landry
Therefdre, any person intending 70 make
oppsaition to- said pppinIment will file the.
salne, u HEitiaa,, ii mE sofaiae in thesteHn of
0pelousas, within tgn days from thesdase of
this notice L-LAs.ERAPES, Clerk. j
0pelonsas Eyl6tha 1868.
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=, iaa u :are I10sase.

gEaE ssIslef a.ied having leased thiis
the pub
III tilat III NH spzse ssAa s1 to It'd Of
merchant diss asssa eass
Sslras olsspof mir infs5 iaa
Hilll li slAliSs
ssi efe b l III AID atsa1a
aSl HIM lssssl III, III
y l y y -, J, . :, -.
lagr f.sfzI Ifsfs,ss II iEV 9{5k1 T9g}T u 4
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ANOTHER TRACT OF lAND.

also situated in Old Grand Prairie, measur-
ing likewise about six hundred superficial ar
pepts, bounded on the North by Public Do
main, on the South by the lands Of Cyprien
Larose Fontenot on the East by Alexandra
Larose Fontenot, and on the West BY the
tract of land first described.
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sREMFF's SAL,
.E OF LOUISI4Nl

~ L1 IL oA' A<C C45LL14NAs
Franeeis C. Devilers, District Court,
5e.f vss }sa Parish of St. Landry,
Jacques Arnaud. No. 1877.
Alexander Roy, Adm, ! District Court
vs.. }Parish ofSt Landry;
Jacques Armand, Adm, No. 1886.
North Brothers & Co., Il ltAI District Court
eG ts. Parish Of St Landry,
Jacques Arnaud, Adm, No. .7727..
Jacques Arnaud; District Court,
vs.. Parish of ST. Landry,
L. '. Chaehere l. ais, No. sD44.
pY virtue of writ of alias fl. fa, issued in each
AD of the above entitled SUITS by the District
Court in and for the Parish of 81. Landry, and to-
me directed, will be exposed at public SALE for Cash.
at the Court House of this Parish; on Saturday the
9th day of March next 1858, Commencing at the
hour Of IL o'clock, A. NJ, and confusing from day
to day, if necessary, all the right title, interest and
demand of Jacques Aruaud, in and to the following
described property, seized to satisfy said wrts to witt
"A certain Tract on Parce of Land, living and situa-
ted in Prairie Gros Ghevrenil In the Parish of St.
Landry, containing about I60 arpents of land, more
Or less together with the working cattle and horses
carts, ptoughs and haErows, consisting of all the farm
ins utensls-said hand being bounded ON. thesSorth
BY the land of Henry Lagrange aud Andre n. Robin,
on the South by Andre Robin, ON the East by land
of John L. sssad on the West BIZ Andre Re-
improvements thereunto belonging to said land.
Also:-Another Tract or Parcel of Land, lying
and situated ait the junction Of the Bayous Techeand
Fuselier fa the Parish of 81 Landry, contaningI60
apents Of land more less reserving the house and
improvements of Dir. J. C. Mills, and the Catholic
Church, bounded on the North by lands Of Widow
Jacques Araud and the Catholic Church, ON the East
by the Bayou Tecie, en- the South by the Bayou
Fuseler and the West by lands of Adolphe Sicily,
together with all aud singular the buildings and i-
provements belonging to said land, except those
above meRfionedi being also understood that the
new Billiard house erected by Jacob Anselm is re-
served. - @
Also:-The following named slaves, to wit: 80
A negro man named Francois, aged 26 years.
4 negro man named Valsin, aged 26 years.
A[negro wonan named Juillette, aged 45 years
a negro woman named Betsy, aged 30 years.
a ssrtain brand 4oransaFk, figuring thus: G. to-
gether with all and singular the horned cattla and
horse creatures branded or marked with said brand
Il. v. CHACHERE Sheriff.
Sheriff office, 81. Landry, January soth, 1858,
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IlIaeksnlilIl Shan Westminster.

.,.wu,...,ss, TIL ID undersigned having establish
ed himself permanently "a the earner
&C Esoi ton and sittig streets iii
I ashing gton, offers his services ID the
inhahitarits iii she surrounding country Fe
fns celebrated Bali Ploughs and guarantee them to-
work vel. viii repair wagons, carts, and other
pehicIes hnrsa-shoeing &C., aIl ON VIZ most mod
erate PRICES. s. s. McCLAIN. !
Wasla;agton. La Ma Los e
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M YIIL pUDilc are hereby IMI0EIUe0 tlab
nd there viii be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by competent Off
Ger, at the residence of the undersigned, near
Poiate Yaquemine, in the Parish Of ST.
Landry, on ..s ..5
Monday the 1st day of March, next,
1853, the following described property, tovit
+ 3 8 Il AV ES,~ X
as follows: tes5 s*s s
Jacques, Carpenter, aged As years.
Marie, aged 40 years, with her child, named
Michel, aged 6 years. ts ees..
Desiree, aged 80 years, with her four chill
dren, Of years and under. ~
Algustin, aged so years, carpenter Isl
Cleonide, aged g years good washer and
ironer, and her four children, Of 9 years and
under. - s s
VI Louis, aged 25 years, good field hand
FRANCOIS, aged rs years, good field hand.
Joseph, aged % years, good field hand
Benjamin, aged 1a years, good field hand.
Julie, aged l6 years, good hdtse servant.
Modesto, aged II years, good servant
Marie, aged 12 years, good servant.
Felix, aged IL years. - s
A4Ic7 O. c. TJND.
situated between Plaquemine Po1t and
Bellevue, in this Parish, containing SO I4IIo0
acres. es=*s5.
improvements nEasl Fences
on the above said land, to be sold separately.
Fifteen head Of gentle horned cattle,
three pairs work oxen, one pair
horses, two OK carts, one horse
7 cart, one double barreIled gun,
sou barrels Of corn, 1000 bundles
of fodder, aratory utensils, house
hold furniture, kitchen utensils,
SC, &c. 7sa @.
Terms and Conditions ALI sunna Of
five dollars and Under, payable cash; and all
sums over five dollars payable thus: One
third on tie first off March 1859, one thirdor,
the first Of March 1860, and the last third on
the first Of March 1861. Purehasersfurnish-
ing security in .solido, to the satisfaction of
whom the right, and all sums not panctually
paid, to bear eight per cent interest per am
mum, from maturity until paid, and moreover
the land and slaves emalning specially merit
gagged until final ayment
Payments to be made in tile hands and at
the residence Of William Elkins, agent, at
Plaquemine Brulee, in this Parrish d.
I- Acts of sale to be passed before Yves
d Avy, Recorder. at the costs Of purchasers.
on the premises and on the day of sale. =
.5s A. 81 CELESTE aDOUGET,
Widow siIveft Thibodea!,.
0pelousas, January 3oth, 1858.
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Fer sale at private sale;

Y Ax negrogirf aged abont 10 years.
tsa. ~ A good field hand also house servant,
and extremely kindand attentive to
a; children. FnIly guar anteed as regard
hsaIEn aIIaIs Ie. This girl will be sold cheap by
paying about 5000 cash, and balance iii one and
two years.
For particulars, apply III tho Conrier's Office.
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A Tract of. Land.

situated in Old Grand Prairie, containing
about six hundred superficial arpents, bound
ed North by public lands, South by Cyprien
Larose Fontenot, East by lands of the plan
tation reserved by the widow Of said Philippe
Larose Fontsnot, and West by lands Of the
sar,,a n1aut.tsrs, s.s3z
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ellange Atss.g a'vssas9 1ssaaass
til III their friends
and hssa lI.aFe ij,lst
ansaI9d. at fiiefr ssofe III abosa, a9DEPuT on TUK
NTTURE ef Evsry Deaesii slscn III Bedsteads
Artlt,Iars Gsntne
Cnairs and oti,efs Sifss, EaatauiI Moss, and
ssssIsliisar Mssar - EsatIIa III
pa;ssire Eu1uittirs, n on
st1ssae ThSsy hope hy a
ii Il shaes 0f fss5s;G pkafonag -
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Public Sale.

By the undersigmea, Public. Auctioueer
IN and far the Parrish gf ST. Landry.
H@VHE public are hereby informed that
u there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, at the last residence of David Young, in
Prairie Baton Rouge, near Vile Plate, in
said parish, on f. ~
Thursday, the 25th February next,
1853, the following described property, be-
longing to the community heretofore existing
between the late David Young and his sur =
viving widow, Azelie Belair Fontenot to wit ::
t. TRACT OBJ PRAIRIE Land.
situated in Prairie Baton Rouge, (Belair's
Cove containing about two hundred arpents
Tive arpents front By forty in depth, and
bounded North BY Jean Baptiste La1eur.
South by Joseph Belair Fontenot, East by
the heirs and widow of David Young, and
West by Auguste Jacob Fontenot.s
A NegPo-VVO oman, named Lisa,
aged about 4S years. .....o
Al Negro-GirI, named sydnie, aged
about years. 3=
One lot of hogs, one flock of sheep,
two yoke of work oxen, five work
and carriage horses, five mares,
five mules, farming implements,
household furniture, kitchen uten-
sils, &c, &c.
Conditions ALL sums under SO, paya-
BILE the LIST Of April 1859; all sums of so
and above IN two equal annual insta1ments,
one half payable the 1st of April 1859, and
the other half the 1sh of April 1860, to bear
interest at 8per cent from maturity until paiAa
Purchasers to give good and approved per-
sonal security, the land and slaves to remain
specially mertgaged. ~
EVTE.- DEBALLON, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, January Esd, 1858. j
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l.. TO On the same day (25th February
1858 will also be offered for sale, by the us-
-dersigned auctioneer, at the same place and
upon the same conditions. ~ ~
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LlTERkBT1 IEST eF oPE ElIlssAs.
Preparatory gehoal tffios the saemies
u isssm tissf sH1iSn.

: - Cd tsfF BnaDn.
iEsfab1fslled .ynfy 4 lsts, 500 J
4 :. Esatizs and asitical 1olsraace.
s. a. DE ST. ssesYR RIEUN, pirseor.
Hxrar Fhazsa, PfgfsssgFa Engiiiks
Sa G. EssDuEAaD, P,gfessssa Latinzaa History
$s45 DoM1s,aua DE- 81. la4JHonD, Frgsssor Of
Spaniaa.. ?za5saia a
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ss9A@gsg sae09sgsEsa

.i@
sSAg gsssB ag@aes8ass
~. Washington, La.
9myHE undersigned having purchased the
I'D above property, formerly known as the
Gait Honse, begs leave to announce to the
public that it is now open for the reception Of
transcient and permanent boarders.. This
Hotel is situated between the upper and lower
Steamboats, Landings, fronting the Courta-
bleau. The premises have been newly tur-
nished, and no effort will be spared to render
the house as pleasant and acceptable to its
patrons as any similar establishment in the
interior of the State. -. .s.
a.s sess VIM. IRELAND.
Washington, Dee. %, 1856. 4
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s- By a auty 25ce,,cea Aucttoueer.
IT VHE public are hereby. informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the last residence
Of the late Philippe Larose Fontenot decd.
in Old Grande Prairie, in the Parish of St.
Landry, .sS.-.=. :.ga
On Monday, 18th February next,
1858, the following described property be-
longing to the community heretofore existing
between the said Philippe Larose Fontenot
and his surviving widow, to-wit:
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Il. C. BETHHEI. & RoBERH Hare


q ~ % q RsSz asss szs1 = "a - g
I'll 81 ssss4af NDR# 4
~ Conn sHa EssTDla merchants, .
ITO. 55, Carondelet Street. NaW-0 0rleans..
T. Having recent interest in the Shove
house, respectfully solicit the patronage of
THE Planters Of St Landry
sslW sGsaGR0W
June a7tfs, Ts55T T.-1y. -stt-.sss-.
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Public Sale.

Fl HHE public are hereby informed that
M there viii be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by competent Off
Ger, at the residence of the undersigned, near
Poiate Yaquemine, in the Parish Of ST.
Landry. ON
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III III Rev. q. RAyaosD, Y s1ssH. s6Rf't5s
lssg@ 81. sss.s Rector of the Church of Dpelunsas.
epeluusas August eth, 1856. .ss .zss ss.
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STlNDART, BEMIS & MURRlT. /

T0VI7 . u . u u IUN " ENCHAN IS
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known hrsndsot
Flour consignment 20 which We call the attention or
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING LEADER OFFICEl
FRIDAY Evening sept. l., . z. N. !
FLOUR-sales indicate decline Extra sold to-day at
S5ES5l2S.
WHEAT-We have bot few transactions TO report bui the
figures Improvement. 5000 bus free on board sold ~
sIC5 cars On traek 81 Oi1- from S5;
Indiana private terms; and Ohio white SG
CORN-Sales IS 0 bus from store at55c
OATSWs stated yesterdays report that Sc the
point which had reached We have since learn
ed that sales, which have been reported. have been made
There difference between the quality
Of the old and cr0pthe being very Inferior and
selling much be oE the old.
EGGS-Sales af Sc.
WHISKY-Sales s. ibis a. &c.
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Gnarauers.

ING r AVING AND LITHO6RAPHTNa
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKEr-Sept II.
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FlOuT-A fair busneSs done pa for through shipment
change. sales Il 900 hbs 81 81 for superle
S5G5 3 for cod n choice superne western and Canadian
$ IN as 6eAs Tor s1od % choice extra do
Whea'-In good milling demand, and market firm; salss
60 bu a. 81 % for Canada cub; 81 10 fuT red OHIO and
Indiana; 81 l2S for common white; 81 ael 25 for prime
white Nj hIsan aud Canadian 81 IS for DO kentucky.
Corn-uet ani steady; sales 300 bush at Gle Tor
snuud; e2.s .1645E for gO. d 70 prime
Bsriey-Flrm; slles ID 40 bu a. &c
No sales OF grams
NhIsky-Dull md n0mi al az 22sc.
Canal Freighs-FInner; SOC on -four, lie wheat 10
corn y New York.
Rcceigt p hours-FlouT zs6 Ibis; wheat Il 27 bush;
caru f2lGl bn
shipments by CausFIsur s3l7 bbis; wheat 5l,7s bus
corn s5s bush: I'VE 20do bush