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rz-No,ice 20 Traveller. :, CaLifornia.-OFFICE

pr Notice TO Travellers - CaiiYornia.-OFFlCE
PANAMA RAtLkOAD CO.. NRWYOAk, APRIL /.
lfsz The public are hereby informed tina, the TRANS on
hi, Road conmsncsd running regu sy the i3;h ut
aid FOR the prsssH, VII iss,e me pego a.
Al Boo soldado oD the Chagres Rsr AID returning VIII
issye there for Aspinwal az o'clock si., daily
ps,enxeJs will thus be enabled 10 save ABOUT 30 miles OF
he river nav alton also he pe0se ana danger mere
,sfrs ding the landing boats of Chayres as th7y
Ill Ia lsndtd from he steaes free of expense, on the
C'mpan's "n"'i ~ ne FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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BUSINESS for SALE.--A good OPP
~ portuny offered 10 any wishing to into bus
meas The advertiser being Of health would dispose Of
his busIess, which mas been etablshet ten years HIS
stock amounts TO S5CCo consisting Of Co,niceB Window
Shades AID Upholstery Goods ANY person having from
$500 to IS coo in cash. will fad this chance seldom Of
tered If the parties desiIe. part be had sho't
credit Address. with real name and residence, Box
3,zG9. Post Office.
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Situations for Girls. Men,
w and Boys. Of good character. snd svsy domss,s
- a n for citv and esuntry Ssscf
No Canine ct !, and Sscse'y Assney, No 10 chsm-
bsgs q.
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TALiFoRNiA TICKEr.--wante
- TWO Stair ROOM TICKETS. on the vsader-
D., s-sarsr Il oTl s. IN erch for for May With
Setisr acrnmE ods. ions guaranteed fair
VII ~ gwen tiso Two Storage on sane steamer Adj
cFtss j. A. Eafle's Ho;si.
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eg Astonishipg-B Best boot, 50 So made to ORDER Of
the best French causAin with patent shanks French
patent leather boots IS So Cali and examine for your
self at a BAKERS. No 80 Bsexmau AZ. good assort-
mtht constantly Oh hand.
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T'O MACHINIsTS or INVENTORS.

II WANTED. machine FOR wssing bot. es--;he cleans
ing of the bottle TO be rerect thorough the machine
TO be -pera'td hy motive power TO be supplied by the
Subscribers Also, mtchi1e fir wiring h,ttes-the
chine ID feed itself wiring I'd the bot
es the wire 10 bs taken by The from reel Ae
the power above.
Persons having any machines applicable 20 either OF the
above pable Of ntn< them learn all
necessary particulars TO what required By Addressing
US or calling between the hours OF 4 AMI ?. VI
c. &W., No. Is South william S. Me- York.
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a ) CHAMBERMAID, or tn take care OF
CA children b, neat country Carl. Has objsctions
short distance the country. Has been at heI
Jas place fol year Can be for two days at No p
SprIIg-st.
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~ Who will 20 10 "a Home In the West-A
MEETING t. organize Western Hsmsstead Association
vii be tsd at Chatham Hall, No. Chath IN sqtate. On
TUESDAY EVENING, april 6. "a. " o'clock pracil.
cal plan and Cons will be submit ed Hon. Horace
Greeley and W. V. Ban-"iil address the NEE ing
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WANTED 10 SELL-Two second
w hand Office Desks, Tables and Counters. Ip-
cure at the Office of A. PALMER CO., No Barclay
street.
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w Deafness Cured, whether accompanied WIN
~ "a or external sar bg Dr. LUfkNEAS newly dscov
cred remedy. Or LUrENERs Ear inarma sl NO o.. 80
Al iesrs IA ust contain a fee OF 81 and be prepaid.
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WANTED-Protestants Servants, for
w first. class families in city and country. Apply with
coed city references at the Employment Agency Office.
No so East lh st. Uniopsquars. Wanted particularly,
early this day. professed Cook also, good plain Cook,
for the country
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ust Published:
N WY YORK. GRACE CHURCH

NEWMAN & IVISON, 1919 Broadway
! Y have lust received q supplyof
UNCLE TOMS CABIN the last and bes. work Q
HARRIET BEEcHER STowE. in vols. 81 So e
Ms l. are the New York sgents for the sale OF thi
work liberal discount TO the trade.
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E,OR SALE or EXCHANGE -Four
ats In Tyth ward Of the city of Brooklsn situated
on Madison sv near Bedford 25xse These lots
are beautifully Grustsi Would exchange Tor ace CO.
D, serred between Brooklyn and Fort Ham koa facing tss
Fay Anv person having .uch oas e dsees Of nay INA
Price Of lots Ssc0 each 81 which $500 can remain on bona
and mefgsee. The bzlAScs VIII BE- paid IN casn-
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4 S Cook, by respectable woman, Au :.
N assist in washing and Eonipg In private Amy; %
would 90 chssEberwtIk and washing she PeiIsesJ
f.fsi zpSs her business. and can come well -
FEM her last place Apply at NO. ~ Am'V- |" cos.'s "
Woostsr 81. Can he teen for days-
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q S CHAmBERMAID and fine Washer and
\ Ironer or Nurse and Seamsress. By welt rlised,
tidy Woman. With the best Of city references is
experienced Chanbermad and hrst-rats warner and
ITo-er Tery iord If children. and rery good So yer
willing 80 make herself generally useful. Call AZ No.
1911 BsweTy.
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fY- Printing.-oEEICE OPEN EVERY NiGht.-
Who carnot leave their orders during the day. BAKER,
GOODWIN AGO. proprietors Of t1e Great cam Frintrg
Fs,ahlisb men Tribune Buildings, conner Nassau and
spruce.,ts will Keep their COuutng room open EVERY
EYENING during the spring sess "a. till u o'clock.
BAKER, GODWIN co Printers.
Entrance. No. Sprace.st Counting room, second
n. Ion A
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DRUG CLERK WANTED. One
~ who has Thorough know ledge Of the BUSINESS Re-
is eEcss Isqui ed. Apply at No $50 6th-ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

~ Empire Building and mutual Loan Assoc
ciLtion-Ihe Second Monthly Meeting wall be held at
the Msicer HouSe IF Bro)ns ami Mercer ss,
TUESDAY EVENING April 6. a. ~ o'clock when
number Of shares will be offered for redemption Mem
be will that the second months dues are payable
before the iag To prevent confusion, they are
requested call at tine office No 3 Spring st ps their
dues sign the Articles, and get their pass BOOKS,
JOS h rAYOR president.
j. w. ALLEN, Vice President
J. w FELL. Secitta'y
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CHRIsTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT

SCHUBERTH a. CO., Music Depot,
Ono ISL Broadway n request the public 20 inspect
their mpense stock Of Music for Voice Piano ioI T.
etc in ever style foT viruosos aad BEGINNERS The
greatest selection in the United States OF Sloooeo worth
Orders OF Foreign aA1 American Music VIII DO attended
In WITH ren ptpeSS
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~ En- AN O.--H gIcdt FaIICsy Vi "C".
~ selected Servants. suitable for private boases and
hotels are now wanting employment at G. MAsONS
Offces Nos $50 Broadway and 80 Bowery. Tsrms-
Yearly subscription. 50 cents otherwise % cents NO
mains will be spared to render satisfaction ~ b. Men
and Boys su able for any respectable employment always
on haad
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4 5 CsAMBERMAID and TO do general
houte-o'k, SC, by two respectable Girls cae as
Chamber IA and 70 d. plain sewing orto mndeaildrsn
the other 20 do general Can he for three
days eodgeisrehce. Apply at No. Is Snlliyan-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

Dcnsst~ Hardware
JOSEPH Fl. ADAMS. manufacturers
ID issnt ior tss ssla 81 Domestic Hsrdwsrs
No III Pearl It,, bs0 Pisct. =.
Offers n he us1s eoInplste assornsn' - ~" p'~'
~ czsh or approved PAGER.
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bAkTNER WANTED-To engage in
establshsd busiaess in Tennessee 1900 to So 600
capital required Address Box No. l.2s Post. Ofce with
n ne ana address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

~ Third Mechanics Buildthg a a1o M va
Loan Associatien. shares iisn tea 10 wy
ALREADY besa assD The usprecsssnsa alton
e. ZCt shares having oeea sub croed Ier oe'Io Iuo
nertbly esiIny &ad tue subscription books
CT SD yery large number OF persons hevns
oin,d 1, nee ming nbsrs Of the Secoad hare 90 a.
uaced 4 Third Mses4nics Bundiag aud hn,ua. - ~
Association, having me ~ ,asf n;ch IN
sn fsyaT with pub aEd which hied up the second
lts DsedecexSOf, so rApldlY. r lii g, -
h,r al ear hsn triple Itself IN ne space OF
a few years. aay person who s sssl GUS % - I'ns
IN order purchase bis Own house on ths nos aa
yss,ssegss who viii ba take TIA tfoaois - "a
nare The advantages cHefed BY THIS Ass9citt9n 1l ,
rSers ard hefo~trs with those offered D. othef assyci
atoms VIII find The Key ID The success oil our 'As
;si viii loan money at per cent per snaum oa tas
al Il I'LL alloE interest tho rate OF cent per al
rum all who prefer payieg their snDtcrpee or
tss nontas or more IN adv aaee nds.ecanx d1uoe N
isrss-a!sty the above per cent second their sass
profits Persons sho wsh 20 o1r9w money f)r'he pnr-
pcts Of buying hui ding their house, farm, eau
advance far more liberal terms tsaa so
elected by ann other Association .
3d. Persons cssreus Of Withdrawing from the Sociey,
dc al tine, by giving ose mnhtns toice. aud
back ali dues PAID BE- them, win h'eress Al PEI
person who will rave but IL cents day land there
Who CAN'T SO disposed can IN tnis -
cists secats ia years small capital Is 1000 ~th
xhich he establish himself ia business, and taus
achieve his own Independence. -
TIE enhance fee Is 30 cents per snare moh'hg pay
merit 81 yer share; value Of each snare $500.
Ladies and gentleman desrous o. Joning can 'eavs ss
p. TOWNSEND, Wee President, NO 30 Nassau 81
JACOB PgARCE Secretary, No l6S Hestet-st
son Of me nbeis will be held on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Apn g. at n O'Clock at No. 1863 Bowery Addresses
viii be delivered. explaining the workings OF the ..3ca
ton The SecYe'aIy daily ION u. 10 10 I'M, al
his flee No i6 Hes erst, feI the purpose oil Receiving
1uDkciip'ions.
~ The New-York Land aud Building Asss-
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~ The New York Land aud Building Asss-
c.atioa vas org shzod ~ procure 500 working men
hoass Il is in the full tids Of success Let the rent
TiddeL thep be Inspired with hope. and jsp iane
distsl5 The INITIATION fee only So bnt VIII soon be
Ts,sed 70 IS MILES CHAMBERS President.
. 3 SAITH Secretary Office no 1 EurrsT ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.


ASHES leo barrels pots and pearls changed hands
BREApsTurrs-Flour continued buoyant, the bust.
81 661i 81 75 common to good Southern, at 81 G21
81 SIX per barrel Nothing of moment done in
rye flour corn meal wheat or barley. Rye ruled
lower 500 bu.he, river realized but roo Domestic oats
actively dealt in, at AZ a 47c per bushe Corn
tended upwards-the ssles comprising 9700 bushels
mixed Western, at 81 &c.; and yellow Southern at
GO 6qc.
CoTToN.--The market dull in this line, caused by
legraphic advces Of failures in New Orleans from the
effects Of ast years business which still occasie nay ap
pears where there any stringency in the money
ket The sales reported 300 bales the bass Of
es to 81 for middling uplands; and S1s to So for
New Orleans ard Mobiles.
FBEcHTs.-The frozen state OF the harbor, with the
difficulty Of delivering freghts board already
had a tendency to check engagements, though rates
continued firm. For Liverpool about SEQ coo bales Of
cotton were shipped, at 3l6d, and SEQ bb, OF rosin,
at lid. Flour rates ranged from Is. Ia. Sd. There
no alteration in rates for London For Eavre rates
steady for cotton, at &c For Bremen cotton
taken at nc; Measurement goods ut 20s Rosin at g
and ashes at 2Os For Antwerp cotton taken at
ssc. For California rates were steady at As SOC.
Provisions Press nted features Of interest
The business amounted to 20 bbs prime and pork,
at Sl3 62b SH and SIS S15 % per Dol 10000 lbs,
short middle bacon at 100 bbs. prime lard at
sc. per ib Il0 do. PUNE aud mess beef ut 81 so
S. rs, end So so S1l, aud several packages Ohio and
State Butter, at l2c loc per 10. respectively Deaf
hogs we're in brisk request al sc. Cheese ruled
quiet CT Gl-c &c. per ID.
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~A'0As sssoossva Axvsa sns es*So0o0s ouvVW-
Mr.. DAVIS (whig), Of Moss said he found that Mr..
WEBSTER did NO more than follow the suggested By
the Taylor cabinet. Tho last and present Committee
unanimousy reported this abstract question and
tained the administration this point. His colleague
had intr educed NO new matter Everything hs said
urged By him in the last Congress, and the facts
By vote Of 12S to &C. the House, with democratic
majority, sustained Mr. Webster's course Az TO the
Messrs Green they have IT'S for hating Mr. Web
ster for they wished to realize that number Of dollars by
their proposed financial Transaction It IL agreed al
round that they had not the capital to carry opera
tons and these thought by the Of their Wits
to realize $l76 A. matters stand Mexico makes no
complaint. che has been paid with rigid pune-
tuality up to lS4S. Up to the time his col
league (Mr. Alen) left the Philadelphia Convention. he
thought Mr. Webster entitled to the highest office
ception by Mr. Webster Of the $4,000 contributed BY
his friends, and charged his colleague with having
acted underhandedly against Mr.. Webster, by inst-
eating others 10 traduoe him at public meetings in
Massachusetts, And, his colleague seemed to have
such aversion to bargaining and corruption held
to his views the shameful coalition Of democrats and
free soers and aboltiopsts in the Bay State for the
sake Of the rpcs The offices put up like beef or
mutton in the shambles, which arrangement Mr. Allen
had favored. In conclusion, he passed glowing euogy
on Mr Websterhis great talents-hs nstionality-snd
the high estimation in which he held by patriots
be was severe on MI Allen, who sat near, writing
coREksroNrESCr RELATIVE PAYMENT Tus
MkNicAN INrTALMESTs
The committee then rose, when the Speaker laid be-
fore the House message from the President enclosing
a long correspondence between Mr. Webster and the
Mexican Minister, with reference TO the payment OF
rart Of the instamen paid in February and March last
in reply to the resolution of yesterday The Secretary
ii is impossible TO repeat the private oonver
sations which took place. The correspondence par
icuary refers to the money advanced by Mr Porssau
The communication referred to the Committee Of
the Whole on the tate OF the union when the House
adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
A FAIRS In Albany.

ANTI-LiouoR MOVEMENT IN The SENATE BANK
CASE AND THE BANKING LAw-KossurH RxctIR'
MENT IN THE ASSEMBLY, AND THE AGRICULTURAL
socIEIY-THE CANAL INVESTIGATION, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Albany, Jan. 23, 1851.
bill was to day reported to the Senate, by Mr. Clark
(whg) to suppress tipping shops and drinking houses
which is raid to possess the principal features Of the
Maine law 1t referred to Select Committee con
ssting of Mr.. Monroe (whig), Of Syracuse Mr. Tabsr
(whigl, Of Albany, and Mr. Cornell (dem), of Steubsn.
Mr.. BABcooK reese to question OF privilege and re-
ferred to the HERALD as containing remark made by
member of the House that Mr.. b. pecunisrly in
terested in the canal lettings This is evidently
error the reports of that debate contain the word
"peouarly' as the one used. This explanation is due
to Mr. b., who no ne believes, has any interest peou
mary or otherwise, in that transaction.
The most of the session consumed in committee
bill annulling the general banking law, so as to give
vitality to the transactions Of the Syracuse City Bank
which, it seems was not organized in strict conformity
with that law Some heavy endorser contests the col
enforce its collections unless special law is provided
1t will probably be granted.
In the House little was done. The charter Of the
Brooklyn Gas Company was amended.
The Koesuth invitation resolutions, as passed In the
senste up for consideration. About dozen mem
beers made patriotic speeches Some were for adopting
gined them too strong Before the discussion ended,
the House. in confusion, decided by majority Of
pied the day to- morrow and disposed Of the subject.
Kossuth expects invitation, and will be the heels
Of the Legislature his way to Boston, before the
bers aware Of It, They should procrastinste lon
ger, ifthey intend to invite him to the capital
The State Agricultural Society adopted resolution
rendering hearty welcome to Kossuth, the Hungarian
farmer and a. reed to present him with the honors,
das and transactions of the society Scion Robinson
said if Kossuth would settle down in this State and
go farming he would give bim Of the best ploughs
in the country He said all the toadies in the country
had him with addresses while the farmers had
not even looked up toad high.
The Joint Canal Committee pursuing their investi
cations every moment they spare from their seats in
both houses Ofcourse nothing yet be conjectured
1t is said report in part be expected next week
large number Of the contractors at work the
sections allotted to them the middle and eastern
divisions of the Erie Canal and have several hundred
employed. The proceedings in the Legislature in
relation to the validity Of their contracts have in
duced this activity in order that il they arrested
in the prosecution of the work. they claim
from the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
The Weather ana Its ERec Is.


The Fulton Ferry boats made but three trips, from
o'clock to H. from Brooklyn The boat that left at II
O'Clock reached New York about hafrast IL and that
with great diHaculty. Throughout nearly the whole
time che closely jammed by tremendous cakes Of
ice from so to 100 feet square At one tine when she
Led fast in the centre of the river great
of the adventurous portion Of her descended
from the deck to the ice and walked to the shore
TIE docks and vessels both sides of the river were
crowded by thousands Of people, of both and Ill
ages anxously watching the slow progress Of the boat
and when she at last made fast in her dock deaf
enng shout from the passengers announced their happ
at touching f,a. Such heightened
trips appeared to be only re.hed by the boys who ap
to find plenty Of food for mirth but the did
not teen to be as highly appreciated by the business
loo king board the presence Of whom probably in
Wall sire about that time might have been considered
gratifying to themselves and satisfactory TO some
Others.
During the afternoon until late at night they expe
rienced but little inpedmen and continued to mSke
their reg uar trips The South Perry boats also
very during the fore part Of the day, only
ceedpg to after considerable detention in the
river In the afternoon the quantity Of ice began to
decrease, they made their regular trips.
Two men picked up on the Ice yesterday Rfter-
pocn in the Last river at six o'clock by the Transit
This the only boat running the Brooklyn ferries
at that hour and to O'CLOCK when SEE was
compelled to stop and did not make another trip till ten
O'Clock During the int rva the ice was In ono solid
1t seemed to yield at length to the joint action OF
the tide and the comparative ndne~ Of the tempera-
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Assembly,
ALBANY, Jan 20, 1875.

ALBANY, Jan g. 1852.
Br0oBLrT COMPANY.
The bill to amend the act incorporating the Brooklyn
Gas Light Company, passed.
Mr.. CcsHTci dem Of Tompkins, called up the con.
current resolutions from tie senate in regard to Kcs
suth and Hungary; be moved the concurrence OF the
House, end sustained the motion at length.
me.srs bcnan, Taylor, Van ssntvoord Millener and
A Smith, followed.
Mir, MoSroE, (~hig) DIN moved to lay the sub
ject on the table Lost
The debate was continued by Mesrs Van valken-
burg and Walsh when motions postpone the further
confederation Of the resolutions until Thurday Wedues
day, ard Monday next, we've severslly negatiyed
The amendment offered by Mr. Van 50 ntvoord was
adopted which amended the third resolution By insert
ing after the word Albany the words the guest Of the
State This amendment was mace with view 10 al.
vide the question SO az to have the house invite Kossu
rs the uest 81 the state or declare the
doctrine
Mr. J. Rosr (dem) Of ". argued at some length the
adoption ef that portion Of the resolutions which ex-
pres,ed the non intervention doctrines
Mr.. lCnrHRrY (whig). OF Wyoming, moved that when
the House journ il be to Monday morning which Yves
carried snd the lIouse adjourned without taking the
final question on the resolutions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
Teis graphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ~. 1907.
Cotton bss experienced decline OF q isrter cent
the lov grades sin the receipt Of the Asas
Suict midGliug ia a; a kc.
NV ORLEANS, Jeu. 81, 1852.
The tales Of cotton turing the past three days have
been IL coo bales; the quotation the yester
day for strict p,iddrs low middling 10 at &c. Ohio
huUr is Ii So sQ9sS 20, corn had advanced to 50c ;
Mes PORK Eas ut Sl5, and Bacon STA e. ut &c. new
ID TO heitels Sc; prime keg sl4a9l.c. whiskey
8 dui &c I.a,,": Prime Molss-es dull at 2lc; Fair
SUGAR s5a4c Business IN -,,tern produce has been
checked by the ightness Of the supply.
Nrw OairANs Jan 20 1852
The salss OF cotton, yesterday 1850 bales at
nc advances. BusiDess generally IL dull; and some
heavy failures duiiI the past week. have made money
tight
CHARLESTON, Jan. "a 1851
The sales Of cotton to day amounted to 900 bales The
weeks transactions have been 400 bales at prices
Of eighth to quarter from the highest point
Middlipg fair Il quoted &c. SIC fair SIC The re-
cepts Of the week have been II Col bales and the stock
on hand Is a.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20, 1852
Cotton to-day has been in active demand sales 1900
bales at eye sttc. middng and fair at same quota
tions as yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Jan %, 1852
Provisions buoyant bot unchanged Sight exchange
on New York 10 at to u per cent premium. and Is
rcsrce and on New 0reau. three quarters TO prem
sixty day bills on New Orleans ~ discount Money
IL cary.