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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE Subscribe. having qualified Administrator upon
all and singular the goods and ehattes rights and cred
its of John B. Suhredt dec at the December Term 1854
of the Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions held for the county
of New Hanover hereby notifies all persons indebted said
Estate to make payment medatey, and all persons hay
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified present
them within the time prescribed law otherwise this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JOHN F. BLOOM, Administrator.
Dec. 18th. 1854 S5-2t -I5-4t
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CUBA.-The revenue of the island OF Cuba for the
past month has increased SAC, 1927 that of the
same period last wear
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WhitehurSt's Gift ENTERPRISE,

TO CLOSE JANUARY, 1855.
Yo had better get yoa CERTIFICATES you lUH lose the
chance.
IN 000 WORTH OF REAL AND PERSONAL
CO,OUV Estate for the People Ificent En-
rprise.-LTbcrai, Equitable and Certain.-WHlTE-
HURST'S DAGUERREOTYPE ENTERPRISE.
J. H. WEITEHURST has decided to Trustees in trust for
the benefit Of the shareholders in the above enterprise $4,000
worth of real and personal estate to be disposed of among
the holders of certificates at the earliest possible date after
the sale of all shares The certificates So each which
entities the holder equitable share within named
magnificent collection of real and personal property Also
to one Of Whtehursts $ Worlds Fair Premium Daguerreo
sented at either of his Galleries.
The gallery in Wilmington may be found Front Street.
the store of Messrs Polly & Hart.
Nnrr
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MARRIED

In this town. the 18th inst by the Rev. DR. Drane,
WIN. L. DEROSSET, to Miss CAROLINE NELSON, all
Dff bic
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Lady Mary Duncan was rich heress, and Sir VIII
nam Duncan was her physician during the severe
Illness One day she told him she had made up hel
mind TO marry, and upon his asking the name of the
fortunate chosen one, she bid him 60 home and open
the Bible. giving him the chapter and verse, and he
would find out. He did so, and thus read -''Nathar
SAID unto David, thou art the man. The hint was
so broad that there getting around ii, and The
affair soon consumated
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL sell at public auction in Codsboro, the 2nd
= .--afI lr,,.a

IWENTY-EIGHT VALUABLE NEGROES.
In the lot several superior TURPENTINE HANDS,
COOKS, FIELD HANDS, &c. These negroes can be seen
at Codsboro the first day of January, by calling the
subscriber.
Terms SaleOne half cash. and the balance four and
eight months The be secured by
with approved securities i. !. HOOKS.
Nov. 25th, 1854 70--l3ts
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

R 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
rates have to be paid
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,OTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate Of the late James
n Mckay. requested make payment by the LIST of
January 1855. Those failing to do will find their
the hands of an officer Immediately after that day.
JAMES robson, Adm. with the will annexed.
Dec IL, 1854. S2-4t-l5.3t
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GOLDsRORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
TINE third Session this Institution We'd
nesday 3rd of January, 1858 and ends the Srd
of June, 1855. -
Rev. JAS H. BRENT, A. B., President.
Dr. MORGAN Gloss, late Of Chapel Hill. Prof of
Mathematics.
And q full corps of Teachers in every branch,
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel SC, per
Tuition in Primary Department, $40 90
Collegiate
One hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils primary department charged the usual price for
ornamental branches One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month
We are making every effort to render the School the first in
advantages and cheapnes and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply advantages in proportion to the increase of
ronage When number of pills reaches 200 shall
be able to reduce prices nearly half every aiding
US also aiding placing the of superior education
within the reach of almost every girl in the State.
We thanks for the support have had
and believe will continued For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, Or myself.
'fF' VIM. X. LANE,
President Stockholders.
Dec. Is, 1854 Io-t
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OUR MOTTO IS Ito PznAsE,''

O. Wilmington Saddle Harness, EasSIS III
IFNSTRUNK MANUFACTORY. $ $50
HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
Gig, and suIky Harness; Lady's and Gcntlemen's
Saddles Brides Whips Sc; Trunks, Valises, Saddle
hand of String Ioather and Fly Nets AID
all other articles usually found such establishments all
of which he warrants be of the best material and work
manhp, and will be sodow for cash, Sortcredlt
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Medical Bags &c., made t,
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at Wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicle bought and sold
sion. JOHN J CONOLEY.
JONES d GARDNER,
rSsss MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale and Retail
FWy Dealers in Boots Shoes and BrOgans keep constantly
a. hand =
Indies Misses and Child Caters, Boots and Slippers
Gents Fine Calf Pump Sole and Stitched Boots and Shoes;
Boys Youths and Child's Shoes
Mems Kip and Cow-Hyde Boots;
Negro Brogans and Women's Planters
Market street. door Brown & Andersons Marble
Front, Wilmington, n. G. NOV. 4th, 1854
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-We regret to learn from Col.
). w Cameron, of this place, that FIVE negro chill
dren, on his Richmond plantation. were burned 10
death in his kitchen, which destroyed by FIRE on
Thursday afternoon last. The Children, eight in
all were under years old, and left in charge
OF negro woman. In her absence the fire occurred
and but three of the children succeeded in escaping
[-Fau. Obs
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The CLINTON P1oNEER.-Messrs. John W. Potter
and Jas. ". Liyesay propose 10 publish a Literary
paper, neutral in politics and religion, at Clinton
n. Z. Price 50 per annum.-Fau Obserrer
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Dec. Is, 1851

FOR SALE,
49, A CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
EH HOUSE. and also vacant lots adjoining the
I'D on Harnett street. in the Northern portion of the
town Of Wilmington The House is nearly and in good
order having been recently painted 1t is occupied by
good tenant rent of $500 per annum There is an
insurance of 900 the dwelling house. in the ~ C. Mu-
tuaI Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire of ~
Feb. l7.-24-tf] VIM n. LASPEI RE
CARNAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N. c.
2 @ao THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Sampson and adjoining Counties, that they
are permanently located in Clinton and have recently fitted
their establishment the purpose of making and repair
ing all kinds of Riding Vehicles. All work will be warrant
ed for twelve months Their charges will be found
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
borotoforo received M. FRAZIER,
'4 V RACKLEY,
oT,,, 18th 1894 37-ly
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burrows Elixir VItae.

Er0cts rom EdltOrQE notice IN the Portsmouth, "a.
Globe, July, Is, 1854.
The Editor says In this community this medicine
ly requires notice, has been often tested its
tues well known from the of its successful
that it is sold just readily without prescription
recommendation for the diseases for which it is
mended. 0uinne is for chils.
In tn local column of the Norfolk Daily Courier the
Editor in speaking of this preparation says certainly
great medicine and within knowledge has restored
those who considered beyond all human aid Time
would fail those cured of the various Chronic
Diseases Nervous Disorders Ulcers Purd Throat Fevers
Syphilis Dyspepsia ncapactated Youths Ague and Fever
Sc, ad infnitum.
The genuine for sale in Wilmington by a. 0. Brad
ley and by all dealers in Medicines.
Oct oath, 1854 D5,-d&w-2w
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NorE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpenne sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
&c;-say on Lumber 80 cents to 81 q M; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 IS cents % bband naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the expenses
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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Total Export .. .$279 "a, O64 $50 4o2.z0U
From the above it will be that the Foreign
Goods which remained for consumption in 1891 t eX
coed the consumption of the previous year szo,o1o,
729, while our Domestic Produce exported yIeloeo
S29 521 7O8 over 1853 The enrolled ana reglseeleo
tonnage of the United States in 1854 was 4,0o29o2
TONS against 4,407, 010 in 1853.
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An old soldier, whose nose had been Topped off by
sabre cut. happened to give few pence to beg
gar, who exclaimed in return
God preserve your eyesight!"
Why so 2" inquired the veteran.
Because, sir" was the reply, "i your yes ,honld
grow weak You couldn't keep speetacIes before thsm
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Burdon RurroM,s ElI,irYitu.

Its virtues have been endorsed by DIVINES EDITORS
LAWYERS, CHEMISTS, and other eminent individuals.
By the MASONIC ODD Fellows LODGES of Norfolk By
5000 citizens of the city of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
and every of their % 600 inhabitants living witness
of its extraordinary virtues upon themselves friend
and acquaintance Remember certificates of perform
ed in this city, where the medicine is prepared alone
published Numerous persons take it every Spring and
Fall, and all who have adopted wise require
other medicines and the testimony of all after using few
bottles is have derived moro benefit from its than from
all the medicines drugged MY system with If there
in the body it will kill and expel them 1t will
and the worst earbunke and if drank freely
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during tie nPar 1851
Ships and

Total Tonnage Of The Uh7Ied olaleS 07 NE Ie0T "0-
ing 3Oh June, 1854.
Rre1srERED T0HNAGE Total Tonnage.
Registered vessels employed in foreign trade on 3oth m
ENROLLED SMALLER VESSELS.
Enrolled vessels employed in the coasting
trade 30h of June, 1854. -. ..... .H,ZI3,9OO
Sill TessnIs Under 2e TINS 45,2l4
~ p .622. IL
VESSELS.
Enrolled vessels employed in the cod tishe- ~ m
ry.... 80 w. oz'n11
Do vessels employed in the makerel do. 39,O4t
Smaller vessels under 20 in cod fishery 1854 o
D i +oco in tho whale fsberes.,..... ISL sol
SI''01'" 0 a do steam NAVIGATION 96036
Enrolled tonnage in steam navigation ool9"
Total tonnage of U. S. 30h June, 1854 5,6 Sol 4l0
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June 10th, 1854

PLANTERS.
TUST opened so dozen heavy Wool Hats, of make
for Plantation Mems and Boys sizes also Glazed
and Canvass Hats Cloth Plush Mohar and Glazed Caps
for sale by the dozen at verylow prices, by
Dec. -, 9. MYERS.
HOLIDAY HAT.
WE will open about the 18th December Vie '"ns
w Dress Hats Manufactured express for lhe Goiiay
to which would invite attention G.. MYERS.
RUNAWAY
D UNAWAY from the Subscriber, white boy, named
n VIM. F. ROE aged about l6 years. bound to him by
the county court of New Hanover county All persons
hereby forwaned against harborng said boy, trusting
with him my account rcwerd of ten cents will be Civ
for his return to DANIEL MCDUFFlE.
Dec. 18th, 1854 l53t*
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q WILD BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
the 2Oth day of January 1855, at the residence of Mr.
S ]. j. Prdgen, in kantEck District Dis New Hanover
sistin of Woman about % years of age the Children, be-
ing Boy of about and girl of ORB old
VIM. S. PRIDGEN.
Dec Is 1854 l5-ts
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore go. Iper ct prem. Philadelphia per Ct prem
New York, n g g Virginia.... g
BostoE.......I {" | Charleston. IA &C -
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fNREIGHVS So

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER ID, 1854.
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Marine Intelligence.

;'URT OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-December 1885,
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is certify that 7. MUNDS sole agent in
New Hanover county, n for the sale of the Arch Bishop;
or Romanism in the United States.
(Sgned) VIM WHITE SMITH,
Philadelphia, Dec I'd, "a. Publisher
DALL0US MONTHLY MAGAZINE, cheapest and one
D of the best published in the United States Subscrp-
ton received at J. T. MUNDS', Bookseller
81 per annum. Dec. IA, 1854
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ARREST OF THE CELEBRATED CAPT VALENCIA
The New Orleans press record the arrest OF the noted
Don Carlos Valencia, alias De Castro, charged with
breaking open Il trunk and taking therefrom $50
The Bee says
He commenced his barber at Vera
Cruz, but his restless nature would not allow him
long to remain in this servle condition, and hear
Of our quondum scraper in New York where he was
received with open by the arstocracy, he hav-
my made professions Of belonging to noble family.
He was soon, however, exposed. and detected in va
rons sWlndiing and forging transactions and was
compelled 10 fly from that city to save himself Since
thai time he has been in most Of our Southern and
Western cities and has carried on his peculiar opera.
lions wherever he has been. He arrived in this CITY
about two weeks ago, and brought with him from
Kentucky where he has been summerng, highly
respectable and beautiful young lady, whom he hac
persuaded O become his wife, and had enticed away
from her home. The prisoner is of a very proposes
sing appearance and conversations and is not above
tWentySlx years of age He is, it is said master O
no less than toCr languages, and is also an excelen
musician and painter
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rs hereby given that application will be made to the Drec-
tors of the Wilmington Raleigh Rail Road Company,
for certificate for ten shares of the capital stock of said
Company, in lieu of Cerfca tie IL which has been lost
JOSEPH 7. RHODES
Dec. llth, 1854 bot
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No sales since tuesday None Offering market this morning.
and there appears to be little enquiry.
SPIRITS IURPENTNEln this article notice continued
dizziness in the market up to Tuesday, with decline of 3@4
cents last Thursdays On Wednesday, however
there advance of and sales made at AZ
The transactions have been very light and for the week reach
only 1873 bbls.. follows:
Friday ..,..... 90 bbls. at 40 cents u gallon
Saturday $50 " IL = "
Tuesday. p - IL - &
Wednesday,. 256 y
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Mr.. Champion, the British Minister at Washing
Ton, IS spoken of as likely to receive the honor of
Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. He will thereby
De entitled TO be called Sir Fiennes Crampton instead
OF plain Mr. Champion
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TRADE TABLEs-The New York Times has been
furnished with the advance sheets OF some OF the Ia
HES which accompany the Annual Report of the
Secretary of the Treasury. The table VII OF Elk,
ports and Imports affords the following as the Total
figures for the Treasury year ending 3Oh June last
H., I.,.or+s 1904, 562, 3sl
r Totai t Ept ..... 278, PA ,064
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SEED RY{

SEED RYE.
0E0 BUSHELS received and for sale by
LOO Oct "a, lS54-i23wl ELLIS s. MITCHELL.
rT1HIS DAY! OPENED AT THE CITY CLOTHING
i STORE."-This day 20 Talmas-- all the styles and
qualities.
it at SCOTT & BALDWIN'S. They confne their pur-
ehases and manufacturing strictly Gents devong
all attention this branch of trade enables them
keep in advance of those houses who sell all
things
We are confident that for Gentemans wearing apparel
the City Clothing Store has the greatest variety State
GREAT BOOK.
EVERY AMERICAN WILL READ IT!
The most intensely prcitig book rren -Desrfd
be immensely popuLdrt!
THE ARCH BISHOP;
RomanIsm In the United States.
TINE BOOK must be of than ordinary interest.
1t just from the pross and, with the certificate Of sole
for this County, we have received JOG copies by Elk
press this morning. Come at and get copy, the
Book Store, North-side Market street.
Dee 9th. 1854. !. T MI DS.
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UnIted states congress.


SENATE-Mr. Badger presented the credentials of
Mr. Reid of North Carolina, and be was qualified
and took his seat MIR Adams of Mississippi, intro
duced bill to establish an uniform rule of naturali-
cation, extending the time for naturalization to 81
years and acting prospectvey upon those foreigners
only who may enter the United States atler the pass
age said act Mr. Adams addressed the senate at some
length in support of his bill He argued that in one
hundred years every inch of the American continent
would be required for the support of the American
people and selfpreservation required that induce
ments should be held out to immigration. He dis
claimed any infection of Know Nothnism or hostili-
ty to foreigners: but he thought immigration DANCE
rous inasmuch as foreigners had banded themselves
together with the abolitionsts. When he had heard
that band of Germans had burned an American
Senator in elgy he determined to introduce this bill
So far as he understood the principles of the Know
Mornings he agreed with them.
HoUsE.-Mr. Clingman asked leave to offer a reso-
luton requesting the President to tender the media
ton Of tie United States in sGoh manner as in his
Indictment NAV be most likely 10 lead to the pacifca
ton Of the conflict between the Allied Armies anC
Russia Mr. Hamilton from a sence of duty object
cd 10 the Introduction of the resolution. The House
refused to suspend the rules 10 admit the resolution.
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Difference against Exports 81 81 81
The exact sum of Specie is not given in this table
but is stated in the body of the Report at S9SOOo,,
oo0 of which about 100000 was in foreign CON
re-exported These figures enable us TO make me
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de toutes parts ct les hotels Sc remplis
sent. administration espere beau
coup dit-on de la cessi II qui va SOU
vrir, pour reconquerir la popularitt
qu'eIIe perdue.
On disait aussi a Washington a Ia
date du 2S, que lie gouvernement await
reGu par le Baltic des depeches annon,
cant que les allies ayaient pins soufert
qu'on ne l'avait dit dsabosd, Nous ne
savons quels sont les correspondents de
administration mais queIs qu'is soient,
ills ne yalent pas nos yeux lie general
Canrobert 9ui doit etre lui assez bien
renseigne.
Nous ne croyons pas non plus ces
bruits qui couraient scion lie t6leg raphe
que les generaux anglais ct franGais a.
vaient demande des renforts au plus vite
pour metre pas obliges de lever lie siege
81 semblable demande await etc faite
aux gouvernements de France ct dan
gleterre lie pnbIic men aurait pas etc
lnstrnit. Toutes ces nouveles sont dom
nees dams le but de determiner une
Dalsse sur lie Coton.
IL parait que malgre les pretendues
Debates eprouvees par les allies devant
SebastopoI, ills ne s'ayancent pas moins
rapidement sous les murs de cetteayilIe.
La derniere depeche annonce que leurs
batteries etaient $50 yardes des muraiI-
les ct qu'e|les y avaient faite une large
brsche- Il est meme queution dun as
saut commence le 5. Une armee vain.
cue Dormant I'assaut une vile en- pre-.
sence meme de l'armee victorieuse en-
nemie, serait un fait sans precedent |
dams essannales de la guerre.
C'est pour celia quill est utile dsatten.
Dire l'arrivee des journaux de l'Europe,
ain d'avoir une idee juste de la situation
IN Cfimee.
Les nouvelles attendues par le pro-
chain steamer seront interessantes
oeub6 6tre decislves.
Orteanais.
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LA vERlTE DE l. L'AFFAIRE souLE.

| Croyant avoir de legitimes suiets de
plainte d regard de NJ. Soule, depuis
son dernier sejour en- France. ct infor-
me de son seour Londres au sortir de
la fameuse conference d'Ostende, le
gouvernement transmit aux autorit6s
des divers ports de la Manche, lordre
den referer Paris 81 lie diplomatic anne.
ricain venait Sc presenter ct de ne
point signer son passe-port avant d'a.
voir reeu des instructions speciales ce
suJet. Ce tut Get ordre-et non pas COM
me on Ia dit un decret d'interdiction
bso!ue-qui ~fut communique a nj.
soule par lie commissaire de police de
Calais, avec requete d'attendre vingt.
quatre heures les instructions annoncees
par le ministre. Nj. Soule s'y refusa
exigea le visa immediat de sen passe-
port ct ne pouvant l'obtenir, sc remb,r.
qua sur lie meme paquebot qui ravait
amene. us ss
Voici maintenant. en- quoi auraient
consist6 les instructions defnitives son
egard
IS Au cas- on NJ. Soule d6clarerait a.
voir Pintention d'entrer en- France,
pour sly arreter plus ou moins longtemps
- lui notifer. que le territoire francais
lui etait interdit
Au cas- on le ntnsstre des Etats- Unis
pres la cour d'Espagne demanderait
supplement trayerser la France pour
Sc rendre son posts- wiser son passe-
port.
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gent aujourd'hui rue Mont -Thabor, a
IN troisieme etage au-dessus de l'entre-
sol. L'arriere petite perle des Adolphus
Malvina ne possede rien, ellie donne
des lecons de piano pour ne pas atre a
charge a son beau.frere. Noire, gran.
de, mince, seche, ellie resemble d une
monte echappee de chez Pasalacqua
qui court pied dams Paris. En- 1880
Baudenord a perdu sa place ct sa fem
me lui a donne un quatrieme enfant.
Hut maitres ct deux domestiques( Wirth
ct sa femme) !argent huit mile liyres
de rente. Les mines donnent aujour-
d'hui des dividendes ST considerables,
que Faction de mile francs vaut mile
francs de rente. Rastignac ct madame
de Nucingen ont achete les actions ven-
dues par Godefroid ct par la baronne.
Nucingen etc cree pair de France
par Ia Revolution de Juliet, ct Grand,
Officer de la Legion d'honneur. Quoi.
quill matt pas Iiquide ell 1880, il a dit
on seize dix.huit millions de fortune,
SIR des ordonnances de Juliet, il asait
vendu tous ses fonds ct replace hardi-
ment quand lie trois pour cent fut a 45,
il fait croire au chateau que c'etait
par devouement ct il de concert ava
IL avec dn Tillet, trois millions ce
grand drale de Philippe Bridou Der