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reclamais les poyens dc le faire. Je metals pas
homme supporter celia. (Rires9


homme d supporter cela (Rires4
"Je nc suis pas honnlc d subir dcs outrages,
je protestai. On me repondit que je les avaisi
induits Ell erreur. On m'adressa les lettresl
les plus outrageantes qu'on ait jamaisii
adressees a un officier. Je dis celia dams res-l
poir que le monde rapprenne, ct que sir Gra-
ham ne siege plus jananis au pouvoir CONNIE
premier lord de l'amiraute.
f'sJe desire que lie public sache que 81 j'avais
suivi les avis de sir j. Graham, j'aurais laisse
toute Ia hotte derriere moi dams la Baltiquel
Je prouverai celia au monde, OF 81 sir J. Gra-
ham une parcellc dhonneur, il ne siegera
plus sur son siege avant que celia soft eclairci.
D'autre part, j'ajouterai que je mai plus le
droit de fgnrer dams l'annuaire de ID marine, ct
que ION peut rayer mon nom des cadres 81 je
ne dis pas la verite. (Bravos.) Je saisis cette
occasion de iaire cette declaration au public, ct
je suis pret il exposer ma conduite devant Ia
Chambre des Communes quand ellie le youdra,
tIrUyus.T :. xnuiiie. M
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ELECTION DE LI1IPRIMEUR DE La
----- PdROISNE,. ------ -

a une rtdente assemble du Jury de Police
de notre paroisse, nous avons eu l'honneur
d'etre non,mts imprimeurs de Ia Parosse pour
lannfe qui s'tcoue; ct nous saisissons avec en-
pressement cctte occasion dc dire que nous
sommes eycessiyemcnt reconnaissance aux mem
hses qui nous ont supportt, ct que nous les en-
remercons sincelement, nous ferons tout ce qui
dfpcudra de nous ain de nous acquitter dune
lnaniere satisfasante des devoirs de la nouve!lc
enterprise 81 la somlne quon await lhabitnde
de payer pour &C travail nous await dte allouie
cn dtablis'ant e prix, nonseulement nous nous
sorions eonsidtre honorts, mais en- meme tens
am plenent paws.
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Population entitre

Nomhre d en!ans qnl pourraieht ailera leenle az
Cette statistique prise du rapport annuel de
l'auditeur, nest pas complete, CONNIE on he dit
rien du montant produit en- mais ct autres ar
ticIcs fornant une portion de Ia richesse de
chaque Parosse. Wl
La salubritd de Ia Paroissc dc Calcasieu peut
Sc comparer celle desrfgions les plus saincs
Cette paroissc est entrecoupfe dun grand nom
bre de ruisseaux clairs ct limpides don't quel-
ques-uns sont navigables ct d'autros pourraicnt
lc dcvenir. La riviere Cacas;cu eie-meme est
magniiqee; ct on peut comparer lelac Charles
il bcaueoup de ces basins d'cau au sujet des
quels on 6crit beaucoup de potsie. On a
chois pour chef lieu de la ParoisSe. les environs
de ce Lac magnfique, sur le bord de la riyiere
Ca,casieu. Nous n'ayons pas pour lc moment
le temps de ponrsuiyre cc sujct plus au long.
nous promotions d'y reyenIr de tens en- tens a
avenir
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Nouyelle-OrlGans, s mars Is

Nous appelons lattention des parcns ct de'
gardens d'eniants il l'annonce de NJ. ct Nine.
Hoy au s'ljct de leur fcole lis arrivent parmi
nous ayec les meiIeurcs recommendations ct
nous pouFons dire sans hester cue leurs con
naissances accomplies, ct en- meme tens aides
par des ma1tres capables, leur mtritoront un
encouragement liberal.
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A Mr.. b. w. Richmond writes letter to
the NewY ork Tribune, in which he states that
a change is going on the atmosphere which
will result in a period of terrible and universal
disease But for the drought last summer, he
says that America would now be one vast hos
pital The numerous earthquakes Of the past
year in Asia and America are proof of
this great atmospheric change. Our present
drouth is to be followed by succession of
long and severe winters and wet and cold sum
mers and during the seasons to come for nine
years we may look for more sickness among the
human race,
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CnENIN DE FER DE JACKsoN.--I.a recctte du
chomin de fer dc Jackson pendant lo mois de
i6vrier, etc CONNIE suit: pour lie transport du
fret, S7,l47 "A; pour lie transport des passa-
gers, S3,435 20; ce qui fait un total de
$l0,5S2 81. Les trains ont apporte a la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, pendant cette meme periote,
ll,067 bales dc cotton. Abeille.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. :

SATURDAY MoRSfNG, March 5.
Our general market has continued without much
animation during the lsss week, the supplies Of oar
staples, as well Of Western Produce having been
light to allow hut limited scopefor operations.
while prices for most articles hare been well sus-
tanned.
COTTON Yesterday about $500 bales were sold.
making the total business Of the week 20 600 bales.
the market closing within the range of quotations.
Ordinary .saa7 Coed Midd!ing .siae
Middling 7lasa Fair .loa1o3
ToBACCO---No business Of any moment has been
transacted during the week.
sUGAR-The receipts Of Sugar have been light.
and with good demand during the week, the ad-
vanced rates quoted in our Inst weekly report have
been fully sustained and in some instances holders
have realized q further improvement. The sales OF
~ vel; ..eae hhds Of which 500 vera
taken yesterday Mt our quotations. Inferior to Com
mon 2sa3a, Fair to Fully Fair sIa4b, Prime and
Choice Alas, Clarified and Refined Hal. Weeks
ceipts 5a57 hhds, Exports 4s6s heds.
MOLASSES-- The supply Of Molasses has been ra.
ther limited, and with some slight fluctuations, prices
have ranged above quotations Mt the close Of last
week. Up to Thursday evening some 1900 bbls were
sold at 15alsac for Inferior and Fermenng to Choice.
but on Wednesday the latter quality advanced to
loga2o, falling back on Thursday at ls!alaAc. per
gallon with sales Of 1000 bbls for the two days. Yes
terday 1000 bbs were sold at 17salsac. per gallon
for Ordinary to Choice lots aking the weeks sales
barely 1900 bbls. .
CATTLE MARKET. \. FRIDAY EVENING.
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During The year 1888 an old coiored woman,
named mary Rdgely. while passing through one of
the streets of the city Of Baltimore, found a hank
note which, on taking is to grocer near by, proved
to he for one thousand dollars The grocer retained
the bill and advertised it for six months, after which
he invested it till 1912 At the last date he paid over
to the City Register si0s0, being the amount, with
interest after dcauotng the expenses of advertising.
Since that tme--a period of thirteen yearsit has
been in the possession of the city, and has been uscd
by the city. The woman now comes forward and by
petition asks that ii may be returned to her there
is probability that the real owner will ever call
for it. The whole amount, including interest ~ now
slsl2 40, which She is entitled to- and which she can
recover from the city.
| Accounts from Hamburg ofthc 30th Of jan
nary mention the arrival Of Jenny Lind Goldscbmilt,
who with her husband gave concert the night be-
fore at the Apollo Saioon which was crowded to SUI
location. marked difference in her voice was, how
ever, perceptble between now and those palmy days
when she earned for herself the attering epthet Of
the Swedish Nightingale She intended giving
/ two more concerts, enc Of whch,it was understood
vas to be for tho honef' Of the poor families who Sl
fcrcd auch losses from the memorable inuadation on
NCT Years Dag.
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CHENIN DE FER DIES OPRLousAs.-- Recettes
de la Gompagnie du chemn de fer des 0peou
sas pendant le mois de fcvrier fret, $3.50 2S:
passagers, $3.50 6l. Total Sl3rl30 90.
Abei,'e
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DENSION4iT EFT EXTERNAT DES
4 L A n III OIL 4,

IJINfplC+N21A III EIlIN "A DTND
n DEMONSTRATES AUXg XgOPEL0USAS~-Mr ct
Nine, HOY, aidte par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De ST.
Ange, ant lintention d'ouYrir 10 LuNDf, IL Mars,
aux 0pelousas une Pension de Dcmoselles dc Pre-.
mierc Clase on tautcs les branches nlcessaires
education sode ct iccomplie, scront cnseign6es.
Dams 10 oours d'instrnction seront comprises lea
Langues Angaise, Franchise, Ialienne ct Allemande.
lins que Ii Mlsiqne c Dessin, ID Pcintnre, tons les
Ouyragesi l'airuillet soie Chenille etc. le Man
ten, Ia Danse Ct Eauitation tl. @at
aves laiae dinstllty:ces coinp6tcntcs. ct In str-
veiilace sssidue dc Ia Dreetiiee. le Principal, les
pGrancc d'Gtre soutenu par les habitaDts de 10 vlo
des Opeousas ct dcs e1ivirons.
Les prx sont fixes par sfance de vingt.et.une
.maines, payabes Ia Motto au commencement, lfautre
Motto lnseance.
Instruction pour les lics dc classes infsricuressO 90
do. do. Ter classes ..... .25 90
Musiyne sur Piano ou Guitar. .......,,.....,3 80 90
Le Dess1n ..-i.-.5...''....-.s.. 10
lie Penture 40 90
Ouvrages fAiguellc .......,,s.. .....l0 90
La Danso ..,,,'... yi,...'...:,l2 90
E.qaitation ',.-.., ..ss,...,.5s..
fthHinH .,#.-- bh w
Nine. De st. Ange Gtant pour le moment enyag6o
au pensionat de Nine, Henry, an Natchez, ne pourra
sadjoindre cete Ecole qua la fin de ID proclaine
session. Mars 10, 1855.
TTLYSSE GABEREL, Encanteur f'ublinus
~ ct CcllettAar pour la Faroisse ST. Landry. b.
Ee7u sG1 opelbusaf, Mars 10,
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Id GUERRE.

Les nouvelles que nous transmet lc telegra-
Etats les plus considerables de lItalie ont adhe-
re- a falliance des puissances occidentales
contrc Ia Russiess ct le bruit courait aux der
nieres dates que l'Espagne ct le Portugal al
latent EN- faire autant.
Les commandans en- chef des forces anglaise;'
ct franchises en- Orient ont et6 destitues. Lord
Raglan ct lc comte de Liucan retournent eli
Angleterre, tandis que le general Pelissier Went
rcmplacer le general Canrobert. Bien que
celui-ci he soft pas positivement rappelt, il est
evident quill he voudra pas accepter une posi-
tion inftrieure ct quill retournem en- France
plutot que dc subir Humiliation qui lui est in
Higee.
Une chose digne de remarque, c'est que tous
les generaux ct amifaIX chaTgNs dams e pTiN-
cipe du commandment des forces dc terre ct de
mer des allies, ont da successivement remettre d
dautre chefs liautorite don't lis etaient invests
Lie malheur.les poursuivis ct les VOLTA aujour-
dhui victme dun bizarre concours de circons-
tances. lie martchal de st. Arnaud est mort.
II a etc plus heureuN que son siccesseur le g6-
neral Canrobert, qui pour navoir pas vaineu a
tout priS, est destitute de son commandment
Lord Raglan, qni Gu lie meme tort, est rap
ped. Napier qui ma pas ost attaquer Crons-
tadt est fiappe de disgrace, ct l'amiral Parche-
valDcschenes qu a fait avec hi linfjconde
eampagne de Ia Baltique, parait de son cote
avoir perdu la confiance de rempereur. Les
amirauX Dundas ct Hamelin, commandant la
acknowledgements dams la mcr Noire, Sc sont
vus forces de delnander leur rappel.
| Brcf la guerre contre Ia Russie iusqu'a ce
moment 6te fatale aux chef miitaires charges
de la drigcr Nous vcrrons 81 leurs SUCCESSORS
serout plus heureux. Abeille.
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Uy puEE.--Le duel don't lie journal dhier
fait mention cut lieu entire NJ. Gerard ct NJ.
John DeBuys. On pretend que la cause de la
diliculta entire ces deux messieurs est parcc que
NJ Gerard servit CONNIE t6moin il y a quelque
tens dams I'm duel contre NJ. Debuys. La rcn-
contre cut lieu sous les chenes de la Metairie
ct all moins cinquante personnes furent tdmoins
au combat--L'6pGe fut chosic, ct les conditions
quon Sc batterait jusqu'a ce quun des deuS
combattans tombat. D'abord Gerard sc tint
sur ses gardes; mais son antagonist lie serrant
de pres il fit une attaque ct passa son epee hult
fois all travcrs le corps de DeBuys, ne recevant
en- rctour quunc petite fgratignue- DeBuys
est maintenant sur le lit de mort
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NoNlNATIoNs.-Les nominations s'iivantes,
fate par lie president, ont etc ratifiees par lie
:6nat
John Appleton, dn Maine, secrctaire de l6-
cation des Etats- Unis a Londres.
Samuel S. Cox, de lOhio, seerttaire dc l6-
CATION les E.tats-Unis au PGrou.
Robert II. Swift, de la Pennsylvania, consul
des Etats-Uns il hIaracalbo, dams le Veno.
zuela. ...
Olivier IL. Perry, de NewYo ork consul des
Etats-U Unis a Canton Chine. Abeile. t
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LII pARolssE cALcAsIEU.

Ayant en- l'intention, des Establishment de
notre journal, de taire remarquer par des des-
eriptions OH autrement Immense ct nlagnifi-
que pays fOuest de Ia Louisiana, nous COM
mencons auionrdhui un article sur cette pa
roisse.] .,.
81 notre Paroissc voisne, e Calcasieli--n'a
pas augmente plus rapidement en- population
ct en- fortune, ce nest parce qu'elle manque de
resources naturelles, mais c'est a cause des
grandes difficulties de communication avec le
grand marche de ses produits. tf.
En- jetant les yenx sur la carte geographique
on vera que cette paroisse couvre une immen-
sc etendue de terre; mais a population est
cparse, ct lie pays non cultiye La table sui
vante donnera une idee de la statistique de
cette paroisse t.f4
yaleur rtelle en- proprittes de residens, - s7035t
.' =" Esclaves. .................. $40 800
Chevaux, jumenti, etc 595s40
Montant dargent pr6te intiret ,....... 1880
:" de capital inclus dams le commerce. Ii 500
,4 $l,0G6,540
Montant total des taxes sur lie rtgistre 3,279 q
Arpens de terre non cutipGs ........... l5,947
' a cultivc en- cannes. ....... so
I" coton. .... 42l0
Population-Libres ct blaucs ....,...... 2B37
1" de couleur . $50
-Esclaves Observation-Disclosures. S14
Population entitre ,....... 1891
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De LII NAv1GA1YoN EFT DEsBA7EAuA

DE LII N4fTIG-i1yONET r DES BATE.IUT
Nous avons reeu Ia nouyeie suivante, adres
see par lc tdlegrapho au Capt 0. Hincklcy a
Washington
Nouyelle-O Orleans, mars 1850
lie 5. 3. \. w. Glaze, partira dcnain a
eng heures y. NJ. etdu port Barre, e II.
Uepuis notre dernicr numdro, nous avons
appris que l'Atchafalaya await monte d'a-peu-
pres 5 pieds, par une erue du Mississippi, qui
donnera assez d'eau dams le Courtabhau ct per-
mettra aux Steamboats, dc venir jusquau port
Barre. &c montage ne Sc lait pas encore sem
tir a Washington, ct lie Bayou est encore trop
bas pour aucune navigation.
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up ~ tho stage stand at Madame Estt-
ldttela, ii belleype, about the 10th Of An- ~ 4
gust a dark bay HORSE, with q bob tail, 81. ~
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t,IrneQ aJusu zseW JrxelIs eloGk
81 s.ssAf d;A DIES 81 DRE 81 G DsOn S,
Bolf TRIMMING every variety and
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2 7tFtEf'17<'EfFs = Sy3ll~]J ~ t1lftl ]
stock of Iiantat!s,t eai
alsp, q large stock Of Gr9-I
ltniI. Salt. ErandY Wine.
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w
loarders who have fire in their rooms Will furnish
their ord fuel and alIghtss Is $ II NJ. Fs,s ri II
.frUOg. RGND n. prisaipai
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On horseback Ehay gasa ;rb,igi,
looking fellows, dssssad III 3 hirts, 81
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.szr.sq,SxgzNs--ff ,ssl Y "
Eple. At would b
raised his cane
u
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seys etc, ctc., q general
eiiies Of the Best quality
fefias f,nffee. Ffnur, /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
DIED.

ARTOsl In this City, Monday the 59th inst, Adrian,
htast OF A ana Rebeeea w. ATtos aged year and
tn epds Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
ns funeral hSn the residence Of bis Pasns No :. East
nSsI hoS s,' s ,9visnSH IA, %
Jsnsss bunil n d. ssed "a years
His friends ana acquaintance also those Of his father
NJ Bun, respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
Thundsy Psb at a O'Clock p. Nj from the church Of the
Holy Trinity, corner Of Montague piece and Clinton ST.,
CHAPMAN-In this City on Monday Jan -, He1ekah B.
Chapman. Ia the 5ith year OF bis age.
The relative. and friends Of the deceased and OF his brother
Warren Chapman respectfully invited 70 attend his fame
n from his late residence No 4S4 Greenwich S. on Thurs
DAY Feb 2oclock NJ. witho further aviation. q
JACKSON-At Rockhway, New Jerscv. Sunday. 2sth
Inst Col joseph Jackson, aged about 81 Jeans
Funeral Wednesday, 5lst inst, at III o'clock NJ at
GUvsEY On Monday, Jan %, Sarah Anne, dsushte, OF
ae relatives and friends of the family respectfully in
vited the from the residence OF her father
No is2 oth Thursday morning, FEB. 1, at ii o'clock
KSfcKERBoCKIR-In wiIism,bursh, on the seth inst,
ct the Iesdenee % his the Re, haskns, the
Hon. Herman knekerbooke of schs shtieoke y In the
18th year of his age
His remain. ~i betaken sehsg hteoie for in.ernent
RUDD-On TUESDAY morning. suddenly, Ersstus St John,
twin Of Charles ID and Rodns Rudd aged Y months
The euds Of the family invited to attend his funeral
Thursday afternoon O'clock from the residence Of his
parents, MsshiDsoD ay., neM lafayette sv Brooslya
REMsEN-At sTootlJn Jan 80. Della D., infant daughter
Of Daniel and Margsretts Remsen.
SEARS-At Gonsives st. DOMINGO, Dec 25 Of brig George
OTIS Cspt. ID. II. Sears. Of disease Of the stomach
sAUNDkRs-Ai Trenton, Michigan, Jan "a Geo. B. ssun-
WILLIAMSON the evening of the 18th inst after
tiisde Els Jane wife OF VIM h. Williams, and daughter Of
Mn. Elisa hite, AGED - years and IL osya
The relatives and friends, and the members Of Hmmon
q. u A. respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on
Wednesday. Stat inst at oeloeh from her late residence
No as Sds The remains will be taken TO Greenwood Gem
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California Marriages, Births and Deaths.

In San Francisco Jsn- Al the residence Of the brides
fheT FRANK. soULE Esq Editor Of Ibs California CAroai
H. 10 Mis- EvSIcE fEosrrSs souLE, of Bangor. Maine
In ssn FAIeco Dec 81 Samuel 6rosh to Miss EE. joyce
Aia l. Kinney
II San FIaDeseO jan John Kennedy Mi. Mary Garlic
botl
Ihssn Frsncseo Jan. Ben P. GrHn to Mrs. ADELAIDE
De Gsion 0rifitha
In Tan Fsnei.oo Jar senor Jose Par, Alvarez soa Of
Ger. alvarez Of MeHieo To Mne AdelA Buries
A. peyss Ferry, the TuoumEe River Tbuuday. Dec
~ NJ Robert hcO.rvey to Miss Charlotte L. DAVIS all Of
Stsnsiaas County.
Ga kexYesrs Day in San Joaquin County ~ mile. east
Of stocson Mr. Henry Labsworhy Mia E!iza w
10 HOr.nlu Dec - BY the Rev. 3 Taylor Mr. Daniel
Hsnlsy 70 Mss Ksbipi "a natve
In Uni1n.wn III DoTsdo County. Jan. l. Nc Jos B. Nc.
Gonsse Of Rev York Mis- hssy Jane Bsnden, Brdso-
pert, Conn.
In sha.ts Wales, slskiyou County Dee. 6, Mt Jas r
Teppsra 20 bss EiiEs ~ Miller
"a CoIasa Comfy Jan. 2 Mr. John MosSly 70 Ms Jane
hshlay -
hsa.s,s cosu,y, es Diy Creek Jan p Mr. william Reg
Nm {. ME. ssrsh Wsls
inAssvsrss corny on Mosqq;o Gsleh, Jan. Nj Fred
F'sk innipr 70 Ms Caroline Taebshsser
ssvefss CeeHty Jan l, Mr. yss tfesgan' OF NAIsoA
IT.. 70 Siss Jsiis Horton.
On he - ssnes Of Robert Z. Warren, near Tehs.s De-
NJ 'eee% daughter o. the late Moses Hail. OF Eek'oas
,hS. r,..ssK'k Jsu l.. Nj Joha MeCalsn and Miss Ne
a. s.rr.sa. -sh = Lss Abfslea
father sy The r.. ~ q ns residence Of the b9des
Ma. ibsi De ST. Cyi. formerly Of Mont
= s., La. CITY o', r. Nj, ,o.ya Ball prlu., and
Elizabeth karsr "'k sss "@ ~"
~ oss.n City on the i7h Dee Is... y,x.,o ..u..
ass ASssh bbsss.ib BTVvsnt f''' '""'s
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California Markets.

San FRANCISCO Mondsy Evennr, Jan. 3, 1850
FLouR-The inquiry speculation ana from ihs trade
sill continues; bur being steamer Say and consequently Or.
ncgr satisfaction Of boh buyer AID
seller there have been operations magnitude
nstec Small obbinz sales Of Gailego
ard Hsxs al sl5d IS s. Suffolk Mills IS; Chile epsesed
81 I'll 81 Domestic coed brsucs +i2 Ashleys Sell ssnz
els So; leo bbs CALICO sold from second hsaes az ~
100 cases 6GciWbe.t stp u.
OEASWbeat has been Ia large censnd and We noie ses
Of tG seeks Inferior 20 choice 81 2td5ie 30 eco fair
quality Sci go GO H. Esdes sod on saturday AZ
the later figures ESQ bags Barley reported od az &C. Jo9slas
Gales Of Caorrs Oats st 3d5!c - do. klstern sold
a. &C. 49,
PorAroIs-eoo bags sold to .vs At !.e Moderate oboias
saes e. the tgurs-
TEAs-2co case, persl and Gunpowder at p Q. +
soAP-sCO bxs Cherfie a Olive sold 81 p n
SUCAR-5O co n China No. sold a. ,. q. :
sYRuP-sso ard sssllon kegs New rok steam RearerJ.
sold. 10 sTrye, a. p a =
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IL 4 ZINE 10 URNAL.
PORT o. Ssw YoRx.....JAsv,srM
Cleared.

slips-Abe Gsll,fin Kelley, Liz rpoo c. Grs,ei Ma
u1ouie Do,re Gissgow pnrhsn y Dan a, fsIks6ife. M
shall Liverpool { "A M>Fshsl.
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sales or STOCKS at PhiiadeIphk-JAS. 20

Reported Tor THE N, Y. TRIeUxE, BY il H. 8. FsYl
h,y R. g., Is 81; 5000 DO, -, S. sico Aies Co 6
i $500 = 49, 800 do syn 20 81 81 100 Si'y o.
sztc Reading IS. go s5Nn 70; 5000 susq Canal Is,
es.h, tli 50 Perm RR; 4S; 200 Lehsh Ane = 100 New
Ions Island n ia; 100 do 49, 100 Viessours b5 81
10 Beaver Me,dcw RR 42l; 10 Reading Rk -; 80 do.
SCI 10 do swn SO; n Union Canal II; % do t % do,
essh lOg; 50 sebuyl Nav 2o.; 100 susl Canal. lot.
Befesen Bodrds- ooO Guy X. d. 81; 1900 schuyl.
Nav &c so 54; IS eco Penn. S. int of. 90; IS 900 ""
m ston o. IS; l2o Reading RR 3o do days, 80
70 Girard BANK, l2s - 49,
second heard 600 City r. 6s in lots sol 81 100 City
g. rs gi 0O Camden and Amboy X IS 10 sot; et
Resdin, X 6s 10 s5wn 49, 10 Reading r., J6 $50 do
IS St{ 100 DO s. Sf; ~ Besver Meadow 42i 10 DO
bS Al; c Long leland II b, l5 81 do g. l5i - Little
schuyli r r 4Si ia Chester Valley RR. ct; 50 Penn
lvsrs R. 4si; 100 New Creek CoA Co, 81 $50 Morris
Canal, rs Ia 1900
jter 900 Reading e., TO- days, 7el 5000
do DO 70; 50 Morris cans b5 1876 go do IA % Pennsyv
pia 4S3 80 Chester kakey 81 ~ Union Canal, L.
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