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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

onoon p VI: TROOPS FOR TExAs.-The sbins
shin ' Ala yieIorla and Suyiah, and the steaTo
terp p dA ~ have, we learn. been cban
recently srr;vea the U. S. troops that have
is probable tbeu ~ l., ,.a; our city, to Texas. II
OF next week. part an early day
TH.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

- US are auihorize1 . a,.,.,,.
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Taxes Of Carrou esuatr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

y, " : are authorized 60 say taat WI.
80 - - - ttLNAiNt' ~i,l ,s saa.s.s,s- -
SlerS 81 the Circ-ls C's.rs ~ -
nominated by tae icusoesste - - /.
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ny is.isu 4. sew ARD as a es-ssl.... ~
..,s % tse else 90 CIerk 81 the g..
- We are authorized - s.,,-..
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Use e--coit Csurf Of CarraI e.sanfr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

0wEN vAN vAcTER. 49,.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

North. y ''0
Gov. DoRR's LIBERATION. Every 20.
al TREND OF liberty must rejoice, and eve
ry real friend of liberty does rejoice. in
the liberation Of Governor Dorr from the
prison In which he had been confined bv
the contemplate vindictiveness of the mar
ty which has been hostile TO human rigbts
tie is now that for which he ventured ali
to render his oppressed fellow citizens
freeman; and if we may infer the future
rom 'he popular enthusiasm which greeted I
MS restoration to liberty, he will receive as
an aPPendage 10 his freedom, the highest
nohorS which a grateful and INTELLIGENT
people can bestow. The work of reform
lilon, which began with the election of
Iov. Jackson, has been we'll sustained bv
he liberation of Gov. Dorr, and will we
rust be worihily prosecuted by the cleo
ION OF Governor Dorr TO the Executive
mar. The Providence Gazette, which
escrloes the incidents attending his re.
ease from prison, incidents showing that /
1e enthusiasm of his friends is now GREAT
than ever, informs US that they will not
esIst until The good work be ACCOMPLISHED
Inc whole course of PROCEEDINGS in
node Island, from the ATTEMPT Of tbe ma. S
'rlty OF It's people TO establish a constitu- n
on, TO the Liberation of Gov. Dorr from al
e prison OF vlndlctive tyranny. offers an o
oppressive lesson TO the people ofalI other
I, a'es' They show that all parties found
on exclusive privilege, all nonopolists ri
e tyrants, and to maintain their mower al
~ never be scrupulous about means OF
nc Aiger!ne" party in Rhode Island mi
;, me exclusive landholders' party were TO
lied' Enough as the inhabitants of Al.
IT'S are humane people we object TO wi
PfoPflety OF the term,) having the sole foi
'ht TO vote under the old charter. and saw ~,
that the charter could be amended bv ~
legislature alone, which then elected
equally opposed all amendments and n
Gu 'he oLa.e upon the "rotten borouoh,, =:
''em OF England. This drove the msio. la
10 lhelr original right of assembling ''i
duoPt constitution, and under this
lstitutlon was Gov. Dorr elected Tho mo
igerInes" resorted 10 force for tbe mr. gre
e OF keeping the governmental nowar Go
me constltutlonalists to force r. die
sess them. In this conflict originates
unconstitutional and shameful nro
dlngs of the "Algerines.n Of which
Z Dorr has been the victim. But thew
e hnally compelled to adopt ponular
stitullon, and under ii we trust that Gov Gov
: VIII reach the highest honors IF the
e. Those in whose cause he snaa ;ro
ire bound TO do this. for the purpose Of
IcaIlng the great principle on which
ne State constitutions are founded. the
nal, lnalenable right OF the peoDle r.
government. They are bound -
We trust, will reverse all the tyrann;'
of the "Algerines'' against
and thus send them to pos.erifv IN
merlled guise. We hope to see Mr.
the Governor of the State, and Gov.
son lis Senator TO Congress.
Public Ledger.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

JUDGE M,eH eoVRr 90 EEEoEs q arFzAl.
q We are autAort-ed 20 anneaner
Howl HENLEY = BENNETT. 81 E.swr.s-.
- a eiats-tie - J-afsc ef tie e. - t'sast !.
t-Ffefs sHa A1fea-s, i-s t-.e Narsaesa Lsstzs-f.
* We are auihorlred 10 a-seu.e..
How ALEXANDER n CLAYTON. - ~
.haA eoaaty, as a sanli,tsfs Eas re-el-rrs..-. !.
s'is~ O.. tae iiisa Ceart 81 Errszs su.i A. :.
.aF tAr Norfhsrn fi.sr5.t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

A@AAE aaaEE.
q We are authorised I, ar,o.,-
; ANS ;, JOHNSON asa car.f..l.,.. -. ~
bate Jus<r % Carol ceunfv. -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

NO cure nO pay.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

- We are authorized n annour-~
-, - L. hAS Z - easi.slase - 49,.
70 tae ozice uf Probate 60 - - -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

STATE clANCEELuE-
Y we are nu-h1rizci O. zanoanre
Jvnes JOIN " TAYLOR "a cs-szfs.s =.
Inanee-i'r 81 tae sac 81 Nissse.ss
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

/" The true riches Of Iife is Health. y
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

!, re are aal1oTize3 u s..nrn-s
esS.t /. y WAUI. q YaiI...,.,,. j..
..ai'iaie &c Jasige & re sat 49, -.
- sa'n fiising tAe enaersss ~ -
- esiioeeaa, ttsas sazr. "a 60 -.
80. fs.ioa'asaa ard TalaA 80.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

JUDE q TuE eIErrrr crrrr
& Va are aatlsri-es d, ..--.,-.
WILLIAM C0TuEAN. - ~ -. =.
1s q eaa..''isie iar Jaaze 81 sae 80 -
,-i''fief, easnqrsiins tie eaaat.rs - 49,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
By Last Night's Southern Mail.

PHILApELPHIA, Feb 13-Below Rodoph, Finn, Boston -
Cid Ssranac, Carlton, St ysgo de Cuba.
RaLr,Mosr Feb l21Cld VIM Price Mason, Kingston. ia;
WAsH,Narsr NC. Feb s-Cid Comet, Ireland. and Eliza.
beth Ann, Tolson. West Indies.
CHARLEsror, Feb l0,ld Maengo Holbertrn. Liverpool
Empress, Bennett Bristol RI Sid 9th, Haabet Dan Reese
Corenhagen; Defiance West indies.
GEoRoETowr, SC Feb Std Navigator, and Julia Gid
sAv.ssAH, Feb s-Cld Myrene, lBrl Fields, Liverpool
Georgia. Colus Boston. Sid North Bend Guadaloupe; Am
Eagle, Phi ladelphs.
TALLsHAssKs, Feb t-An Louisa. Blanchard and Gen vii.
son, Miner New York; Bordeaux Barnes Providence; II
brown Splnney. s. Thomas Cid ponre Hail. and I
MoBlE, Feb 5-Cld Geenock, [Brl Fleck. st John NIB;
Saginaw, Wright, Havana.
NEw OaLt Feb sArr Atlas, tBrl Prince and Tanner
Isne. Livepcol Yazoo, Wibray Saratoga Russell
Fn.x. and Redwing, New York Russ. Lamphar. London
Roselisn, Prospect Me; Rebscca Staples Bermuda Gen Ma
ri0n, Hines, st III LaIndin ook, and Ann Par
k.r, brahtman, Havana; Tweed Johnson Nassau MP. Cid
Victoria HMtahom Have; alisman Somes; EAGLE, Fuller
tom Georges Wst's John W TAYLOR stoke!y and
Robinson Philadelphia; Judson, Bryson, NYork The
Iepo27th nlt large vessel ashore the Ginger
bread Ground with two lower masts and bowspr sandg-a
wrcker was near her.
miscellaneous Record.
Sem RocHAMBEAu, Patterson Of for Baltimore from
Pot Prince with Of coffee mahogany &c parted
her cable. the late gale and dragged ashore the POI
where she lies em edded four Feet
thought she would he got off with assistance which
Spoken.
British barque showing Nos o. from Liverpool for New
Orleans, Jan 90 of Mount Serat.
Dsuntlsss Br] days from Liverpool for Apaaohicoa,
Jan o., of Jamaica.
Calcutta Of Prospect Jan a. lying OF Moro Castle
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MONEY MARkE T..
Thursday, Feb. 1876 p. !


notwithstanding the recent Improvement in quotations
today for many stocks show Improvement. while
others show decline. Long Island advanced per
Morris Canal Reading Railroad H. Ohio IS United
States Bank Canton fell off II, vicksburg l. Norwich
and Worcester l, Pennsylvania So /, Illinois while
Mohawk Stonington, Farmers Loan, Kentucky 6s and
Harlem, closed at yesterdays prices The money mar.
ket continues very easy and the of interest ranges
from five to per cent The banks loan literally on
Stocks and spectators make of the facilities offered
but there is not sufficient excitement draw into the
street capitalists So far the speculaons have been
ried principally by those who have small capitals and
no other business and who regular steady specu
a.ors in stocks To get upa very great speculative ex.
citemen in Wall street, requires some movement TINT
will attract those who seldom do business in the
but wait until prices get fairly started before they are
tempted to take hold.
We cannot look for much real improv ement in quota
lions for fancy or any other stocks until there exists
general Improvement in business-until all the depart
ments Of trade are in active operation revival of trade
and revival speculation stocks take
place is the commercial classes that give activity to
all kinds of business and the stock brokers of Wall street
depend more upon the mercantile classes than upon all
others put together.
By the arrival Of the packet ship Zurich we have Eve
day. later intelligence from Havre The news is of very
little importance Cotton remains without alteration as
regards quotations. and the sales were to very limited
extent.
There is very little doing in this market in foreign ex
change We still quote sterling bills at GA per cent
Our quotations tor domestic exchange csnnot be
sidered otherwise than nominal There is very little
doing
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRE-Ship Zurch5 pkg. Pavenstedt-72 Loe.chigk &
Wiseadonck-2 Schmidt x Andrea Bu'nham Baldwin,
WI Livingston-i Msgnin col Creieh Heydecker-i
Peuer-i Lachaise Fauche-i q Archun-l Brokin
Seo-i Dslorne-iF t,ot,i.et Co.'S Clark We;s1I
syz-l Ke.sisr col Moran 4 I.en- Rsbad-i BSurry
IT C.chrancl Ha,d.pce r.lo Hornet Herrics Blunti
Groeke 900 d. Brgcher coIoo DO Cszet Anton-9
Renad to-2 Msrtin-2s Zedler--i fhi!lips CO..
St FeiI-5 y Bak.r& cog W te Levi. col Hhailer-
sham-4 Alden 4 Co.. KaupIle-8 Wight, Surgi CO.
20 Bruisuesu. Koo, COS +. Andrew--s shsw-s J
Damm-4 l. Cohen--s6 Benksrd Hulton--I NJ Prirce-
8 Smith Dal9;s-2 D L snydeTIl Dgpus72 Don
ssrer-I Debated rs Johnson, Moose Tayr-s Hunt
eng S,ll M& MALI G Hsnrcks-! G G hsr-s .
Boker-1 tobias Steele, DEXTER Bush-l Chester,
Clark b col Woodhead-i Bsice-l Moran BernSrd-l
Mani N Journey II Pssr:ou-i Hanson-a Reese.
~ Me,laTd-1 q Frerer-i l. Levy Villarde-7 Dord
- BslSwin-4 N Dav.-s Fleming Brothersa Petta
~ Steuarts-3 d Morsn-S q Hcdenberg-2 TIMBER
SiK%SS%:O"ms RcS.,d Bsst Abo-s M:rn L,w.ons
dhsaenSs s, sehushsId Tarse,t P,hi Bsten
VwAsy-ss MSsy.Tnss porn7 Bodenem-so Bourry
Ihompson,-i9 Pstret Blsir-s Mortimer Caundy-
sundry pkgs to order. -
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The increase In the loans CT these four banks for the
year. amounts to nearly seventy rer cent vi lilo the de-
in specie reaches thirty three and third per ccnt
The circulation and deposits have increased small per
cent The whole amount Of relief notes issued by the
Bank Of Penn Township, under the act Of May 4th ls4
was Of which there have been destroy ed by the
Auditor General, $ss goo, leaving now outstanding
Sos,loo The condition of this bank the LIST Of Novem
oer 1884, In departments other than those given above
was az follows Capital stock, seas 900; contingent
fund created by reduction of cspita sssse7 III profit
and loss so7o 90; discount and interest $4sss Ca d
vidends unclaimed, sl,i07 bo City Banks ss474s 81
county banks, so oas 40; Common wealth, s7as 50
Post Notes. Bank of u g. sieosS7 co. expenses 81 sl2
Ga real estate mortgages, ground rent &c ssS $40 80
pennsy State loan 81 $780, stock OF this psiuiep
ga as 49, other stocks s7eil cry banks siI ais Is;
country banks, $ls,672 VI.
The condition Of other departments In the Southwark
Bank, than those given above, ives as follows Penn
sylvana losn $i2,Soo Ascuhwsrkl Cooperation loan,
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Below.
ship, two briggs, unknown.
Sailed,


PACKET SHIP PAUL JoNEs. for Liverpool will sail to-mor.
at IL O'Clock.
Sem "a from Bo,,oH for New York of Sandy
az blown 20 .SIsa' i baw Maia 'tSS,s &c
maston supposed for Southern sailed Dec and has
tor HI SSh from Palermo Pee off GSIar
's,dee, Jan i. si g lon iD4''' Nd '''
it, Jan So lat 80 n ior TO- 'sAA' WIN e''e' a IN
Shannon destination unknown Jan 49, Toitugas bearing 100
Pasuzen of and from NYork for Ma,anza Jan 2 lat "a 40
MGa MoS;ys @ I've Jan
Ssn po. sd 70! Jan q i;
Brazilian NYork for NOrlean. Jan H. lat 20 lon &C go
Foreign Ports.
s%v ' 81 MG: sh
,'t sfssGE F. Ss b si.s Coz
do; IN Nashville DO DO s3bi Huron for DO
Conceyd NeW Orleans do; America do Jan 10; Edouard do
New ossa. " d. N lS 10,
HAVANA Jan s4-A Oriska, Smith, New Orlesns EmeIiDe
ina ad SSS:
HsSe I vesta Kuhimnnp Newpol na0o '''pn'oF Dnf'
Home Ports.
S
SALEM. Feb i i two tSp;;il sehrs.
Mss
;Sss es'
r.selS Pelican Pearson jaSo: Fancy Chase York
o. h Ej; + SRI ri,
nIs with IumSsf ashore on l ss0 pee1
said shs his hen there days. saed wind sw to NV
Gaoyer;Isa Feb s-Arr Lincoln Ch:se and Rdeoa,
Tr.ss a sS 2 E;' FL Sy. 70,
NV Brprosp F.bIIIBtlow :sir .hexins Glib. 8 Jen
fss' %s Of wh KS
:se not got more thai
pRoviDEscE, Feb liar Martha Washington Wood, Nor
81 NswrGs1 ILL Hiram Tyler Tyler
,he wa: in E: evening ,isn Es.,
% .ad he s:.fn s hs
w brought to an anchor and III.
as S"s ys as Of % Of h as
Ss Ct sd
Soser ,sn wsep a. 1s and boat who with
il ri, haISor compliance with .aue.,e f coec;
Ds ss n her her
m YY e, Hsss.m NDuEs
fs Cove Rs With s: S.a
Der ". s b 70
pompng. Penusy from Fall River for Boston arr ID
Tarpaun Cove sth Balance Frost Boston for Norfolk,
in 8h and others that have been reported 0h-Arr En-
i,s smith Boston tor NS,fek Coq9imbo Lewis Truro FOL
Becher Camden for NYokrepors that the Roxana
Msea. for and Minerva ra1tort feT do passed
hsnnoc. for Providence Ashm;sd Pike; Richard
River for NYork; Willard, Dennis Providence. Bristol fo
SS. os: % f f6s Scea. ss
,orsj Fss ,An civ Ice Boa. Cap.
Left a. Z. Nashua, Coy Arnold. and Leader Rerots large
quantities IF floating the river between Reedy Island
the city B,!ow. GIsc,a Benedict NOresns 18Th ul-sd
barqne ashore Indian Key with wreckr alongside could
not discern her nametprobably The Lion, before eported
fore topsail andb CID New Delight. Gibbs, Boston,
RICHMOND. Feb l0Beow, Josephine Robinson, NOrleans
Sid Jos March Pierce and Courier Couch New York;
Birdsall. Birdsall, Fail River.
KEY WEsT, Ian 20-Arr Gen Wilson, Miner NYork; d c
Wson BENJAMIN. Hsyana Sarah Elizabeth Curry, hamss
Rudolph Gronng Eldrdge, and Iw Shnn NewYok
2st May. Trench, Nassau Cid 10th, Gen Wilson, ST Marks
lwanowna, do.
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ClS were unnsually high Rouen has risen 81 csc
ersaies Right Eank, has fallen l2f t0;. For cssh
ives ana Fhrees have advanced l0c.; New Loan 2Oc ;
parish Ewes, I! Spanish Threes and Neapolitan are
nchangtd; Hayt no quotations; Roman has declined /.
of,usnsse T. For the end OF the month, Elves have
Ism lsc.; Threes and 1sw Loan, loo
HavsE MARKETS. for Week ending Jan. q. 1875
We have this week Ind but few arrivals from sea The
nj having beea little variable for some days more
UPS have entered oSr port but large number still
arrive and many OF them expected to make tedious
oysges Four ships have cleared for this week. and
a-rs are preparing to SAIL The past year terminates
m very little business and
ne new season. are not likely for some time to bee one
amhed We stand in need Of supplies Of various
merchandise in order to for market orders
ON other ports We received in the commencement Of
s week, Os4 bales, by three ships arrived from New
orleans. Since then there have been arrivals. Sales
as. week pnr %erS very Limited only amounting to
uness as people were looking for fresh advces from
me United States, which we have received with the
ear Since then, operations have been interrupted by
he holidays and business has not yet assumed its sway
here has been no change in the prices during the last
days; but since the reception Of the by the Ha
iax steamer, holders seem more firm II is true that
isse advces tend to maintain prices in market in
position because contrary 10 expectation little cot
OF stock to adhere to their prices aud it il proba
e thst, during the whole month of January, az the
farset will remain barely furnished there will be
decline in prices. After that they will depend
pan the arrivals to take place during the succeed.
Ls mouths Between those expected from the Unit
- states and those in charge, according to the
fitest accounts, we know Of twenty five ships from
Ssu'aern ports and fve packets from New York, by
hch we may receive in the next six weeks from 40 to
600 bales Of Cotton There arrived in our ports in 1914
$50 bales in ls43 1926 965 bales and in s42 $40 All
|ss In S44 our exports 326 in lS43 1913 965
|les In 1912 ss2 9a7 bales The stock sls Dscem-
|e 1914. was % 900 bales in is4s 100 900 in ls4a
|o3 600 The average Price 8lst December 1874 was
% for ordinary 81 % for fair ordinary SO 60 for
food ordjnarywhils during the same period in ls43
fss 66 a g. 10 "a and ~ o IS respectively.
There took place yesterday operations in Amer
|an.Potash-frsts, brought So seconds 81 81. %ls
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PALNO's OPERA HOUSE.


GRAND CCNCEkT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
TT n LA ORCHE STRA.
On Saturday Even 18th Of Fe bruary Is45.
The following Artists have kty thst
MADAME AR Mfsg i or I'M, MADAME OTTO.
- Her M Ns ssp; sSsfH !? FL! 'IrfG!'e' and
SIGNS ANr3 And De bEsS
uEssRs RIry R sGo PfnFonhfS
The orche.us will consist Of sixty Prof. so on the sw
ing nsument Forty of whom have kindly volunteered their
) XioIi., Flutes, Hon.
LEADER r faH%s,t HEsHf KArEru
Mr. i'"m and MI f fs;a' FART r.''d' at the Piano.
Grand Overture-Full Orchestra. semiramdsn Rossini
Nom piu he!o.n from Clsmen.a d Tito Mozart
Seens ed A5aaasisno. vsl,elins ;,DOni.e
from Betty -, ;.....;;.. Donizett
Cayatna-Msdame Otto Come dolce ALI ma" Rossin
Gland o,s,,uTs William Tell with Six vioi;on
ee'' o'"SA"'' sEGoNb FART. '.'''''''s no''n'
Grand Duetto-Mad.me Otto and Sienor De Begnis
Song-Miss Julia Northail :. :. .....
I'm momrn.o mel.uconico. composed and sung By
Fantasia Violin eompo.:d and executed BY Monsieur
Chau.on Madame Arnoaut 'ouviez H..u.
sansM 81 Luce Ths W.sde:r with Flute "0'''n'
FinaeM1rand ov-rnre..;, Cana Lara Ros.iai
The Piano Forte from the celebrates Factory Of James s.
AdUisance TIE P.rquete Orchestra and First Tier ST.
SECOND Tier, 50 cents-Prvate Boxes, $40
secured a. The Box oics on Friday and
The Subscribers the Opera their by .p
plying early at the office. fl3 Sits &c
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sALKs OF srocxs-Bo,roN Eel. u

1T The E1change Board S., 900 Reading RR bonds AT
1876 1000 do bol0d 752 Is Fchburg RR II23 30 East.
ern kR soo 1911; Portland, saco and Portsmouth RR
sst oAppieton Msnuf Co, 9si ioEast Boston stock Ia
% 90 % fhad's. Baltimore and Wilmington RR ~;
~ stte ink 6c3; rs Reading RR 24 25 do 233 IS do
23t Is Norwich and Worcester RR ISL 10 do 72I lie do
bol0, 70; lido 70.
AZ .4uction-50 shares Western RR, $9s4 % per sh
Providence 81 81 adv 80 Boston and Worcester III pr
Ct adv; Merrimack Manuf Co, 3e3 do Hsmilon do il
adv; Lowell do 81 do: is New England Bank a do:
lns Co, s62 for SO; Railroad Blk, Lowell, ct per
ct adv National Ins Co, SO; II Winnisimmct Co. $34
per share. ~ ~
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Tooo; United states per csntum loan $50 900; u
Der csntum loan, soOC0O Southwark Bank stock $40,
oo real estate $2a 74s 4O notes Of other banks $s7
500 ss due by other banks so $40 ss expenses
a. Total, Sil53s IS Capital stock S2so 900; due to
hher ranks SIG aai H. Commonwealth Of Pennsylva
aa So937 81; dividends unpaid 81 III prof. and loss
500 oa7 5o discount account $Il7 620 3d. exchange
terest and premium account, $a279 II.
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Passengers Arrived

LIvERroo-Packet ship Montexuma-Geo Killck Of Ken
lucky; Thomas Young, Alexr Young Scoand-li6 in the
Storage.
HAvRr-Packs ship Zurich-Nir Davies Mr. De La Psine
Mr. Bouray-3 in tn. steeraae.
LveHosr-ship Elzabeth-Mss + Fisher L Giraud, Mr.
and Mrs Matthews
BuEros AYRks-Brig Con,or-Capt Seby late OF baroue
India, sold. '
NV OsLEAys-Brig Wanaw-Nir Herbest, Miss A NJ
Herbest. Il II Herbest -
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shipping left al the rIt whence they sailed the vessels
posen on their list Of their forelgr
OF new, they have H. will board them
shroad ~, also confer favor by sending this Office al,
ne nare intsigence they obsin. Nautical .rforrn
oo n' Any t'rd will be thankfully received
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lndcs|y almost disease that flesh heir to- ON
IN children TO consumption adults They hsv-
becn te the public TO- than five ye,ra
esed ~ millions al case' aud II Is departing from the Truth
that they have given better
which have been offered he world But like valua.
bic msd they have been abused and pes ons
hive endea,ored 70 counsreit em and rain on upon
the community for the genuine Bsparticular enduring for
DR. she mans Worm, Cough Camphor Lozsugss be
get the genuine.
DR. shermaas warehouse is oe Nassau street Agents. an
Hudson street 1888 Bowery n East Broadway William
street and - Fulton street. brcoklyn.
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Art Versus Nnture-Before a full length
mirror stood c,ture exquisite and rare-sedom given
mdenhood brow high, skin fair Upon her
neck the jtty in rch luxuran clusters hung the
red roses cheek and lip their radiance
unfolding tina. she owes each lovely feature Dr.
removed the hair which looked frghtu while
from his Soar her skin had borrowed that ceaness which
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