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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

Increase Slbl,105 69S6S2 2os,452 24096O5
The Detroit Advertiser has the following in relation
the settlement OF the difficulties between the Michigan
Southern Railroad and its employees
Col Bliss the President of the road arrived al Adrian
at A. NJ on Sunday, and meeting the aborers repeated
the proposition made to them by Superintendent Camp
bell viz the payment Of three months wages to-day
Tuesday, and monthly payments thereafter The pro-
position accepted when the President left for La
porte with committee of the strikers, where the
work as Regularly as before on the day following At
p NJ Sunday the regular trains left Chicago for the
East and the trains from Toledo left the evening
All branches OF the road operating regularly
before the STRIKE and further trouble is appre-
hended. During the soppage, committees appointed
by the strikers 10 that OF the property belonging
to the railroad company injured and that everything
was kept in perfect order There has been SO ex
ensive strike in this country where everything has
passed of with such temperance, moderation and de.
Corum,
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30 ard OF Education,
APPROPRIATION pRs SCHOOL FURNITURE-CiRCULAf
FROM CITY SUPERINTENDENT ETC

APPROPRIATIONS URs SCHOOL FURNITURE or AR
FROM TIE CITY SUPERINTENDENT, ETC.
The Board of Educ alton held their first session last
ing since their SUNNI er recess The President Richard
Warren in the chair snd large majority OF the Commits
sion ers beng in attenda uce
crumucation FROM the school oeicers Of tho Ninth
ward askug an approp 1ason Of 90 2ss for furnishing
ward schoo No 49, in thiS ward was referred 10 the
Finance Comm Tssee Wy
oomnunica ess From the ccers Of the sevenoenh
ward asking 81 FpaM furnishing ward school No 10 il,
A lengthy circular addressed to the school trustee,
~ az senf IN bv Mr. Ran Sai the City Superintendent T
c;rcI.r orta;nad seyo ~ Raggestons relative 10 ~ se
.ors,nent of teschers an complaining Of the p@ a
system II condemned the NJ sVer o. public exhibitions
made of the progress anu t On the pupils,
and many minor matters. pr0lo ~ T 1sisson on the
subject Of printing the document f. V"e" 's reading,
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MONUMENT TO COMMEMORATE PERRYs VICToRy.---
The people along the shore Of Lake Erie making
tensive preparations for the celebration take place
the 10th instant at Put Bay The corner stone of
monument which is 10 commemorate Commodore Perry's
victory will be laid address will be delivered and APP
propria:e exercises held large number Of steamers
have been chartered to convey parties from the die
rent ports to the lovely bay.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

I,
The demand for beef cattle active a, the Washington
yard ON Tuesday when the bulk of the offerings of good
prime found sale at full rateshe other kinds however
being in moderate request The class cattle sold cad
at l0sc to lie pound bu, to-day the demand was mncS
more moderate and prices tended favor of the nnrcascr
The OF butchers was pretty large Notwithstanding
from the numbers OF buyers at the different yards 10 ay one
would think there prevailed an active inquiry goody
portion OF them obtained supply the day previous and ws
unoccupied to-day except with walking around waiting
decline in rates In order to purchase
though the market heavy holders refused to accent OF
chased rN-
The schooner mentioned In last report az being on her
way TO this port from St. Augustine Fla loaded with beef
cattle has arrived and in all probability the cattle viii be Of
Tered for sale at the next weeks sales which we shall
publish description OF them with fun report of the sale
good demand prevailed at Bergen HILL and there sold
LILO head mainly to the New York butchers auoaons
The total number sale all yards for the week was
Ss0l head, against 1861 head last week - - 80
AL Brownings and the other down ownyards fair demand
The total receipts all the yards week and last week
follows ~ ~ wa
Washington I'd Byouning's. Caon.ysrln,s oBneas
ms week .SlS los 73 81
Aa III WI =. ,soo9 ISo VI 10
The current prices for the week at an he markets are fol-
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Observation-Disclosures.
Port OF New York, September 2, 1850.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion Foster charcstonspoaord, Tileson
Ship Cairo Wooster Roterdam-Funch Meinske:
Ship Eichmann Domansky Miramich-H ar Meyer
sRpp Caroline tucker congdon MOBILE Mcoaw
Bs Bark Care Cars Sons
Bark Observer Br Trefry shediac-Thos James; r.,
Bark Maria, johnson, Balumore--Jas Denarest
;, Brig II Haiock Barton Para and marset-Bnrden
i Br,g s. Jago, , Fort au rlA't-Gelpehe, Keugen
. Brig Grace Worhinglon, Frethy, Anoyo-Thompson 4
Brig Maria +, Fowler, St John, MA smithers Co.
s sshr ! Linnell freeman Maaga-L NicSerson o.
schr Julia Rogers, Perkins Iaguayra~ brett Son Co.
schr B Myers Cobb, Toeasco~Pest 4 small.
ss hr Nepnes Bride Smith, Mott
schr 9 Darby Fairchild charleston-D G Murray
sshr W Vaughn Townsend, Wilmington, NG-Dolner,
schr Glover, Elliott, Wilmington, NCMcCrcady, Mott
schr Orrin Cowl Smith, Amboy
sehr Isabella, faaikIn BOs,9n-Dayton spraguc
sssop rnG sas snhspherd New Racket
ARRIVED.
sess SW NsysS jay g. 70 e.
hh sprung a in her works and was obliged
During s split &C.
Bark Hesper of Newburyporp, Arntage, Cardenas for
during a ;a sSr saaa asssss
down. and was obliged to cut away the mannast To
Fark Jubilee Boyd Port Even for Portland, with
skins Ed Bech Aug IS in The osnoso River, aS
s ssSS S w sr sc s
@ bark ar at HA Flood
Of and from New York, s,andng Sc 5th, at4 AM
ss0 % sr saw
Brig Basmsr ssrJ ps Alley Windsor Ms. 10 days. with
Brig Mary Farrow, Elwe vinshaven days with stone
- Brig Atlantic Merrill, New Haven days, in ballast to
sehr Hapswell OF Hsrpswep Slower, Glasgow, 20 days
with pig iron, to Richard Irwin Co.
Echr seraph Smith, Rockport, 5 days
schr Lcocadia, Small, Salem, days.
schr saml Gilman, Crowen, Boston, days
schr @ L, Lowell, Boston, days
Schr Grierson Harding, Boston, 3days.
ssSr ATlsdne Robinson Boston, ! days
Schr Glide, Lowell, Boston for Albany.
schr Cyrus Chants Tiallet Boston Albany.
sh hr fSsnasS @enasos Boston, Days
se ehr Kossuh Peens RostS days
sss ss2ss Ss: ssf s:@ ss sS sss.
| schr Sarah, Reynolds, New Bedford, 3 days.
| schr BENJAMIN stannard, Small, Gloucester.
sshr Hiessnder H. c 's Mareha iu days.
| schr Jane " Wareham, 5 days
sshr Mary 1 I Emily, Chase, f Hsrsish
ss sh e snSS p s ssSw h Prcyae.ce
| schr Thetis Norris Dennis 8 days
schr o. nnd sg sd Brown rssara days
hr W paa Fsaa
schr Willcm Burden Ferris. Norwalk for Albany.
schr Goodspeed Pero, Norwich 2days
schr 8 Camp Bailey Derby for =, Als ns,
ss EZRA Boston, sssw rf Ts hSsR Boston,
Steamer ospray, kenncy Providence.
SAILED.
steanships Etns Dr. Liverpool; laron, Charleston; sh
Wind at sunrise NV, meridian s. sunset N.
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which cscupcd yearly hour and the ..scumont was
auay rcried % me repor,eS n ,sSn &c mo
ro' ,osr drscel 70 place sl50eQ0 at the disposal Of
t Tho soard TO defray the erdihary expenses
soso - base panoforta for the female grammar de-
marlin al Of ward school No 49, in Thiry.egh street
,ons,cs, able discussion arose the subject o.
purchasing planes for varous schools but the Board final
h adtonrned without doing any further business.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Ia'fa q sURas ssassss If sSssHSss " '
~ JUS "''''ST THE KING OF BAVARIA,
and many Of the principal soveregns and dgOiasies 0
"A FIFTH AVENUE
Inc n'es' 'pefA'01 MEDICAL 4 SURGERY
are those connected with
and nothing ,Sa Is more mo difficult:
COMPLETE AND PERMANENT CURE
ooRahss,
n,s sSsE SSS ssf1s.
As as ws ss
n1snAs zssis %sS S4 1fsxns,s
TIE Il w FEET
unfortunately subject
~ = - has ii therefore the
that in consequence
APPLICATIONS rs numerous
which have been made Q him
FOR A s II Gls' f rER YGs5 ONLY,
during which ne Y ssyss d sas @
Or. s sEas 81
AsS HHH PUBLIC
MOST TIfrD
OF PERSONS W., u
PERFECT CONFIDENCE WIFE
g. a. .-., UNDER HIS CARE
Ior uie removal
CORNs, BUNIONs SOFT CoRNs pIsrAsrnNIur
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES OF Tl rNi Fen TAnS'
DIR. sCHLossER
effects his Operations 70 without causing his patients
,-,,,rr THE SLIGHTEST PAIN;
shDoh3 3sb MOST
USHrA'T'I STUDY OF
PROFESSION,
II he rs Is E EH S
DR. SCHLOssER oo""'
THAT TESTIMONIALS hD AISo STATE
BE SEEN
oossufa1aISs " ROOMS
MEMBERS oo e. TIE Ek NSyAL FAMILIES
srAr As MELI AS FROM
MERCHANTS,
CLERGYMEN
DIPLOMATISTS,
MILITARY MEN t5 AND
sIA, THE cANADAs AND THE uNiTE6 sr "a Tsos-
HOY HoyR g OF SoNsghTATIoN
CONSULTING ROOMS,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streeta
.,e IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
UNION BANK LoNDox
- BANK OF LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY IRELAND
In sums from 81 upwards.
TAYLOR BROTHERS BANKERS
7s Wan street, II.
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CITY cOMMERCyAL REPORT.

- WkDNiNDAY, S"'t. Tt y. u.
@sHss'-iDe Sales were confined about 50 bbs pots
al 20 90 ID 6t1. Pearls were ror>.pal
bxiIADsTrfvs--Flour--The demand Was moro active
espec&i'y inr ahe common and moGhm syades Of state
ana ana "e'do,n aha VIVA more tone lr p.ic.s while the
hEher guSUl's were comparatively dui The sG!cs en-
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THE REGATTA.


A REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE FROM SMEULEf
"A iennoxa Club House foot of Court street. rooklyn u
Monday september H. for m bosta thirty fset an
UNDER two minutes to the foot viii be allowed for @
boas TO sail twenty miles Entrance S. First przs ~
second prize SO, third prize entrance fec
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The denaard o- prime mich continues fair and our
Ths @ !sss 5 s
p%s houSn holders are oenmes Obliged to accept Of low
The inquiry during he 50 has been Chiefly for
prime cows which give eighteen quarts and upwards per day.
private small portion the osrnss a are
bought 10 3r beef cattle now the market being album
receipts all the yards for the week and las. week were
Ma9sa dsy Kord Brosninss caanssaias 0Driea
1als w week.. K 4! 3 4 4. q
VEAL CALVES.
pas all s mainly sto for good
wa. s nm BRISK Was
larger Holders of prime veals have been Selling at
~ Pit and IT ss
ia, fancy offerings brought that price we do not therefore
u sr al rnS
have oeua ae
Chamberln's there offered 14l hcada large number
YARDS s. week week *
rn,. wassine'sss 20 ga Br0rTs' caomsas oByfes
Ia's wen week. ..... 81 81 q g g
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts during the week have been enormous cx
being greater than for week than year in fact
ny 90 @ I 80 % on sale
cncd materially but yet the reduction not 80 great as
Ct head sss ssss
hsa S erc f eS he above there the
supply Which came n BY every The decline
instances
o receipts at all the the week and last week we're
follows = 49, - '"'' Wv" "cic
This week.. ! s23 67S3 "a . D'w ~,
Last week -. 957 4o5S ayay at.aaII
SWINE.
The market was better supplied but with good demand
prices are siier We note total Of head on sale and
prices ranged from SIC TO 61sc., as In quality " N'
The following report OF the of hogs received NJ
hudson river drove yards of Thirty street
North river, for week ending September iS9@Ncu yors
and Erie Railroad 1885, do via Bergen los; Hudson River
naoad ~ Camden and Amboy Railrond e2 New Jersey
- nlfs Railroad ~; Albany piopelers hi. Total 4 s3:
% "Mch were sent 70 Foreh street yards 49, sold 1884
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF stock al ALI ire varaa eo , ..
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From Glasgow, In the schr Horpswep-Mr 8 Biggar.
FROM ciudsd Bolivar IN The brig Conqnes-Mr n Rsyner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

I'HE briggs PATENT PIANOFORTEs.
l. THE BEST PIANO EXISTTNG.n
the only piano the construction OF which uuiy SCI
enc The principles which is made being precisely those
OF the violin.
The iron bed plate which sustans all the strain 10 entirely
free from the Migratory Of the me two
violin
They have greater strength md will remain longer tone
than other piano. and like the vio tney continue TO I'M
The sustaining power and purity and Of are
unequaled. u.,r Gov, ,,r
Sole agents, WM, y ri IN n, ~ SoN, oso broaoway.
sThe tone grand and noble has great capacity for
tanning singing and Us volume OF tone power
sweetness" ,,-,,
Thc tone equals the grand uanofortA8
and exces in pure musical ntonaon and
power"
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Southern Hour was In good demand, with moderate
sales. The transactions embraced about 800 bbls
closing within the range Of the above quotations Rye
flour was in fair demand, with sales of 200 bbs at the
above figures. Corn meal easier and more active
with sales of about 400 bbs Jersey s. u.s. Whea-The
market heavy and lower with sales of about l2 900
bushels, including inferior white Kentucky at 81 is
81 20, red State at 81 IA 81 10, Michigan
at 81 le and 81 10 81 Is for new white Western
sales Of % 600 bushels including old western
mixed at Soc and do. at Sic. SIC. other kinds
quiet and nominal. Rye held at $50. Oats
were heavy with sales Of State 40 3Sc. Ale, Canadian
at $50. Ale, and old Western at SIC. 40c.
CoFFFE-Ihe hrmness Of holders checked sales. Tho
transactions included 600 bags Rico at 10Zc &c., $50
bags Igrayra al log Gonaives at II &c and
1900 500 bags Maracaibo, for export at D. I.
CoTros.-Ihe market exhibited better feeling, while
the sales embraced about 900 bales, closing within
range OF the following quotations.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICEs.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH HOLD CAMP
meeting at South Amboy New Jersey, Sept g. g. 18.
and 10 Steamboats, leave pier No North river A. M
and r. Nj also foot Of Barclay az r. NJ Fare 70
cents.
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DENTISTRY.
BEAUTIFUL SETS OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERT.
ID ed at very moderate prices and the teeth ed
with the most reliable substances and warranted, G.. A.
WHITE. 1907 Broadway, near Thirty second street.
RTIF1CIAL TEETH.-FULL SETS ON PURE SILVER
~ only " on fine gold and plaina with continuous gums
10 warranted equal To work In New York Single teeth
81 Teeth hled and extracted without the least PAIN BY new
streets. DR ITTHIcR Dental
0STEOPLASTIC DENTAL OPERATIONs.-THE ARTI-
ncai bone filling for dccayed teeth introduced wh0
so gives no PAIN Aching teeth shells be allied
with IT, Rooms OF the daooverer Of Broadway and
Thirty -nrst street. student wanted
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h1entFIh ~ 'EW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
me i..vng The report OF stock brought over this road
ssoed or rev YORK. for The week ending this forenoon
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Woshh9foa ~. brornfngs (huDibe3fia's. o. Brfen
This week. $40 l4 80
Last week. .SA 81 IS
SHEEP Ann AMMO


The total receipts OF all stock al ALI ire varda e., a
and last week AS follows.- - s""s ~ '"e "e
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REMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES,
UNION BANK OF LONDON,
- BANK OF LIVERPOOL,
- NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKIvG COMPANY, IRELAND
In sums from 81 upwards.
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS Bankers,
76 Wall street. n Y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

VERY RoxAxric.-A young couple, Of
Minneapolis, took il into their heads to be
married at the Falls Of Minnehaha, instead
Of having the rite performed in the dull
mode Of other people, and 50 early on Mon.
day morning, accompanied by . few friends
and clergyman, they repaired to that class
&c spot, where, before the crystal shrine Of
Mnnehaha, they pledged to each other
/" their lives, their fortunes, and their social
honors." The matterof.fact newspapers Of
the day will probably announce the wedding
10 this wise:
Married, 1t the Falls OF MinnehAha, on Mon.
day morning, May I'd, 1859, by Rev. Norman
Mcleod, Mr.. II. N. woman, to Miss MARY T.,
daughter Of Edwin Hedderly. Esq, all Of Min.
nsspolis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

A JonBisa IiousE.-The stock Of goods now
In store Al Csthcart h Cos. on Third street is
probably the best assortment ever brough, to
the city, and must commend itself to the Coun.
try Merchant who wishes to purchase general
variety Of dry good. We are informed tina, the
prices at which this stock of goods are being
sold, will compare iavorably with any marke,
west Of New York. We commend the dry
goods house Of Messrs. CatheaIt TO country
dealers, believing that they can make pur.
chases at low figures.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

DIRECTORY or MISSEAPoLIs.-A gentle
man named II. T.. Chamberlain, 10 now en-
gagged in getting up Directory Of the town
Of Minneapolis, similar in form and detail 10
the recently issued Directory Of the city Of
Saint Paul. With population numbering
nearly fonr thousand, such an undertaking
will prove great benefit to the public.
Mr.. G. also proposes to publish a similar
work for ST. Anthony.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

A QuRsrlos TO De Drcipxp.--The Coun
~ Supervisors, on next Saturday, will have
. contested seat to settle, the contestants
being Dr, boyd and Major McIAin. The
township law requires persons chosen as
Supervisors, to take an oath Of Office, within
ton days aner his election, and specifics that
the oath shall be taken before Justice Of
the peace. DR.. boyd took the oath Of Office
before an officer competent to administer
oa,hs. but not before Justice OF the Peace.
The other Town Supervisors met. and on
the ground that DR.. BOYD was Ineligible
from the fact Of having failed to take the
oath properly, proceeded to cleo. Major Nc.
lain, in DR.. B.'s place, The point to be
decided, is whether the clause requiring the
oath to be taken within ten days is directory
or positive, We cannot perceive. how DR.
Boyd can be ous,ed II he took the proper
oath within the time. before an officer duly
authorised to administer oaths.
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ST. PAU, April 80.


To rnE Board or EpCcArios
The Principal OF the Public Schools bsgs
leave to report ~ follows;
After u vacation OF three weeks, the schools
re opened on the 18th inst. under favorable au.
spices.
Al the Washington School. slt children pre-.
sented themselves for enrolment. OF this nun.
Der, the foyH Secretary Department received
GO, the Girls Secondary Department 60, the
Upper Primary 63, Primary ca. Eighth street
OF Lower Primary 81 the remaining Is could
not be received. Since then, "a young children,
not included In tho before mentioned number,
have solicited admission TO the Lower Primary
School.
AT the Adams, 1856 pupils we're received at
the Jefferson. Isl. In both Of these, the NUN
Der has since Increased.
Tho teachers In oil branches Of the ser-ice,
are dsvotlng themselves earnestly to their i'm.
portant work. Ia the Primary schools Q great
advance has been made by the Introduction Of
object lessons The teacher presents some oh
Jet 70 the whole school -usualiy some familiar
article, As = bell, piece Of glass, . sheet Of
paper, . book, &o The object 80 presented
is made the subject Of . conversation with the
little pupils, In which Ia elected and communi.
Gated Information a. 10 its shape, color, pro.
pertes, manufacture. uses, 80. Ia this mi an
ner curiosity and attention are awakened, the
children are led TO draw comparisons to edu
..t> thai, .,os.. a,J ,..iu ,l.I. f...t.I-,
Thi. - 49,. ',nno . J;
nr..ian. n,.n.,.,,app on a.. 49," W
-. ThI AZ. !. me-. o.. ' e VI,
b.,,s.,.',iw a.n.",.S $500, ""sn WI
a., $500, 49, "r.,.. W n, .'1'"
1900 go. ~ ,.n.s., Ln"-,ay ", ,sI"'.o
s,s.,p,,,. - 49,, r.. ~ ~ SUI "oI'
n.n,. r.. a.. g.. 49, !. ,ha s'P. .,
Nv rs. ~. ,.an.s $500 '"' o'Ao's 's'n
n. $500. ~ an. Sa.,, c.,,
,,ti, III. a.. az. i"s,. senov' s,s
10y ~ wIs " p"!mwneA
S,,n a.. ...,.,.n.. ~ - - "",
,sS 1912. @ ose' .euos uaa
- ,ns,I, s., w s Pe''.' W
I., .,,i,,s 4. 49,. "e. nv" W
~ n.s. nn, .,,sn.,s. ~. 80 ao ~
....,h,. a. In an. 49, So. Incs ~!
s,.,on. IN rou,.. csr. .haniS hs 80 - -,
,,a.tnc,,, ,hs mo,. r,o,sn, s..,.,. , ~ ~
~, vs., 1900 o. al .s,.,,,,,,sr. 80
ri. ,nInIi.ian. -. "a 49,. SUI .'V',
80 .,,..;n. "a s..,,..
."...,,, pI-h,Is r.n.. w
80! -. - -. w
.J r. .t.nIS.r. s. 49, W
-. 49,. - h.t'',, ~ ~
49,, ..,m., , -. " ~, 80 "A NV
nVus us'''''"''' NA''"s '"' s''"'"s Pe''oa
c.,,h
,.in, IN W ~ 'n
.,.,.,,'', nan, ,", W "."A' Ana
-. - ~.n,, ,'a ~ e.
N.~ya,l -. s.a,s,. nan1 III. "u ~ "
@ y, ,r. t '"'I ~ un"en,
~ -, .I.,S,. 81 -, ~, n,,i. MI =,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
wEDxEsDAY EVENING, May 4, 1859.

wEDSEsDAY EVENING, May 4, 1889.
For several days past, quite . good many
dealers from the interior have been in town
making their spring purchases, and trade, par.
ticularly the jobbing trade, is very active.
Quite number Of traders from points on the
upper Mississippi, are now purchasing their
spring supplies. Goods for towns on the upper
Mississippi are transported by wagons 10 81.
Anthony, and thence to their various points Of
destination, by steamboat above the Falls.
Business with the Minnesota river towns il Also
jus. now, very active. We have no change to
note In Market rates. Produce Is steady at
former quotations, and receipts only moderate.
Receipts Of -four are light, and with q steady
demand, prices tend to more frmness. Staple
dry goods and groceries in active demand for
jobbng trade.
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ASorRER RxrraiICAS PArxR.-It is

ANOTHER RSrraLIcAS PArxR-It is
stated on indisputable authority. that an
other newspaper OF the Republicanschool Of
politics, in addition to the two already e.
tablishcd in llennepin County. is shortly TO
make its appearance in Minneapolis. 1, is
understood that the arrangements are oil
made the requisite means wherewith TO
carry on the concern tor al least ytar,
have been plc,igod--snd the machine is to
he set in motion just Us soon as the neceSsa-
~ type and fixtures can he obtained. Ii is
further understood tina, the new print is in
tended as an especial advocate OF the claims
OF our fellow ,owumsn, Col Cyrus Ahrch,
for Congressional nomination a, the hands
of the Republican party OF the State and
,ha, the Coils champion in the contest will
h his particular friend king,he gentle
man who achieved 81 much fame last win
ter US correspondent Of the New York
lribS's. Ne man better appreciates the
value OF rrint,rs ink, than dos the Colonel
Fearing tha, the JournG! NIL not support
him ~ acccau, ct bIs known hostility 10 the
Railroad Loan, and know ing ,ha, the Ne,cs
orry Upuda,rs him bccaa-, he does ~,
,ah~cr,bc 10 the Gcod rcmp,Ars crcc,i, BE-
boldly declares h. ui,pcpderce Of either
shc,t arl so's 10 ira pr, ,ha, vii DO
bm Jl,uV, 80 IN. julou'' and WIN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

FIRE.-About one o'clock this Tuesday
morning, two story frame building, un6n-
ished and unoccupied, on Washington Ave-
nue., about half square above the Cataract
House, was discovered to be on fire. No
assistance that could be rendered was Of any
avail. The house burned to ashes 10 few
minutes. 1t was undoubtedly set on fire.