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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-29
THE CAPITOL.
TWICE A WEEK.

ss:-s4-.7 ss-4ssz assssssz TWICE A WEEK,
UFOR WATERLQO-Port Hudson, Lob:
delrs Store, Baton Rouge, Plaauemine, Donald
sonville, and all intermediate Landings. The new
and splendid steamer CAPITOL, Capt Thomas
URE, will leave New Orleans for the above ports
on Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock. and on Wednes-
days at 5 p. NJ Returning, will leave Waterloo
Immediately on delivery of freight, &c. sFor
freight or passage cPpy on board or to
oe;27 GEO. SPRAGUE.
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New Orleans and Bayou Sara.

hs@nsas" a The new and fine steamer Mu.
ssSgstIassI sic, Capt. ". McCOMBS, leaves
az EPIaquemine on her downward trip
every Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Re.
turning, lea"eSNew Orleans for Bayou Sara and
ai. all,ln,ermea7ate landings every Saturday At
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PACKETS.
New Orleans, Port Hudson and
Waterloo Packet.
FOR WATERLOO,

u%.A Lobders Store, Baton Rouge, Pa-
ss17 quemine, Donaldsonvhs, and all in
termediate -landings-The fine passenger steamer
New LatOn:l, EMILE Gross, Master, will
mediate landings on MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock P.
M. and on FRIDAYS, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. Re-
turning will leave Waterloo every Saturday and
Tuesdays.
For freight or passage apply on board
rThe New Latona has sign on the wharf
at her Landing, where will be always stationeda
clerk to receive freight during the absence of the
boat, enabling merchants to send their goods di-
rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving
the charge of storage and additional crayage.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
novl7 G. f. SPRAGUE, Agent.
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"A u N Il Il II y Il . - II Il N
Successor to Hiram Sigler-
HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment of
IL Mr.. HIRAM SIGLER, on Bank Street, and
after the 7th Of next month, l shall be prepared
to carry on the same line of business. heretofore
carried on in said Establishment, such as general
WHEELWRlGHT, BLACKSMITH AND
HORNE. E.SHOEING SHOP.
ALSO
L0CKsMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY
IRON WORK
FOR GRAVE YARDS.
Twill also attend to my old profession, such as
putting up and repairing of Steam Engines, Sugar
Mills, Saw Mills and Corn Mills
Terms--Liberal.
Thankful for past patronage, respectfully
eolict my friends, and the public in general for
continuance Of the same. jy29
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New Grocery Store
AND =.
cnrrnr.uof3sn
CoHEHE-Ro OS1.

A BLUM respectfully informs his friends and
II. the public generally, that he has taken the
large and commodious building lately occupied
by Mr.. st. Dizier, in which he has opened Gro-
ceryStore in which will be kept every descrip-
lion Of Groceries required for Family and Plants;
tion use.
He has also opened . Coffee House adjoining,
where will be kept the choicest Of Liquors, and
where he would be glad to see his friends from
town and country. febl7 '55-1Y
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cnppins and feedinE
Nicolas Biehlef

HAS opened his shop in Keller's new house,
Ii opposite Kahns store, where he will be glad
to see al who. may require his services il either
Of the above branches. He Is sure that none Will
be displeased who may require his services Ie4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOB PAINTING,
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ,
TERN SENTINEL,"sI
GRATEFUL for the patronage that has here
" tofore been extended him, would respectfully
inform his patrons and the public generally, th5f
having lately made considerable additions .td6
Office, land contemplating making considefaole|
more in short timel he is prepared to execute
with neatness and despatch, and in style equal
to any other Office, every variety of
Job Printing
Consisting Of
Handbills Of all descrip- Pamphlets;
tions; Lawyers Briefs;
Blanks Of all kinds; Ball Tickets;
Bill Heads; Funeral Tickets;
Wedding Tickets and Circulars;
Cards; &c &c &c.
And in fact any description OF Job Printing, in
Black or Bronze.
And at prices as low as any other Office in the
interior of the State.
w. P. BRADBURN, Proprietor
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G.. E. SPRAGUE,
STEAMBOAT, RECEIVING AND FOR
W.ARDLNG AGENT

! S1E17WEO.1I, FECE1T1NG J7NU TON- :.
W.aRDLNG AGENT,
SUCCESSOR TO F. N. BIsSELL, -
WILL give his entire attention to Rece
w and Forwarding Of all Freights pas
through Plaquemine. Crosse .Tete and Alta
pas Merchants, in particular, will find it TO tbeir
interest to give their attention to this notiee.-
Those wishing to have theii Freight attended to,
will please have it sent. directed
- e Care q. f. SPRAGUE,
Plaquemine, LA.
Hart Austin & Co.,
! r. N. Bissell,
Roth Brothers. s.s jyl4
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pTom Tits the name Of colored boy
who is giving concerts in Savannah. His per-
Torrance on the piano is said to be wonderful.
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@NVMERM sEMgAAEA,
PLAQUEmINE:

saturday, Deeember a.. 1855.
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D r s = PRIN TIERS DH y
rRONS OF THE
SNNNAENM SEMNAMEA,
Being an Improvement the "EIawatha" Style.
20 THE PATRONS OF THI

Marching, shoulder against shoulder,
"To the music of the Union,n
And ne'er halt till the battles won,
And an .ameriean rules at Washiaetoni
PLAQuEMlNE, Dec, %, 1855.
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The wIntry winds have come again,
Another CHRISTMAS Day is here!
And can the Carrier Boy refrain
From wishing his Patrons all good cneer?
I'm no rhymer-I'm no poet:
Those who know me. well they know IT.
But poetry now is easy, easy,
If take that famous poem
C'Hiawatha' as they call it)
AS true poetic style
Knowing that with all my folly.
l can't write cen half so silly!
And thus come-the Deua comes
The moment when he's most not wanted
With my little present for YOU
To remind you that I'm faithful
Ever faithful says my Muse,
In bringing you each week the news.
Events great, important, mighty
Events thick have come to light,
Since Fitty-five's first day appeared
Events that have shook the Earth
With the noise that gave them birth!
France and England, against Russia
O! they've batted, battled wrathful
On the old Crimean shore:
Around the walls of Sebastopal.
A storm of fire and lead have poured,
Till forced to yield, it fell at last,
Midst cannon'S roar and bugle's blast!
The brave French the ramparts scaled
While shells were Bursting overhead
While mines exploded meath their feet
But with NapoIeonic ardor,
Rushed they fearless of the storm
That shook the earth and dimmed the sky,
And with a shout-a shout as loud
AS noise from cannon, she'll and mortars-
The Tfi-color on the walls was planted:
Ap2 hus Sebastopal was los, and teoa.
y st such scene the world ne'er lookd on!
ere in our own, our happy land
Nand so richly blessed by God -
x war has waged, fierce battles fought
Battles of the intellect and heart
A war of Principles great
Determining our Country's fate.
A Party attempts to rule the laid
In unison with foreign band
To crush that native pride OF birth.
As son of our own gIorions land
But thanks to God for spirits mighty
Minds patriotic. great and good
The evil is confronted boldly:
And North and South and East and West,
A voice sober, silent, solemn,
Calls upon each native son
s.Never to shrink till the work is toner'
We pray that God may bless our friends,
We pray that health may e'er attend them;
That many a year thell live and prosper,
Weather getting and more happier
As Old Time its course is taking;
And receiving with goodwill
(As each Saturday bring it)
Their old friend the Sentinel
Ever faithful at its post,
Ever true and ever arduous
In the work of Union binding
In the work to make fraternal
The feeling of our Countrys sons;
To unite them-severless unite them
In the glorious work in view:
To keep our land-to keep our banner
Unstained, untainted with dishonor!
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Sa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-29

OFFERS his Professional services to the citi-
" sens Of IbeIyille. He givss consuItations in
English, French and German. His Office on
Main street, next door to the Mayors cfSte, II
nearly opposite the Court Honse. 4s.jap6 =
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! IMAx1oDgs' HOTEL,
MARKET ST. Il.
M. MARK. gratefof for e,

III favon hitherto bestowed upon him by
lllll a generous public, takes this occasioato
-. return them his thanks, and to stats to
them that he has made considerable ifn4 9ove-
reference 10 the substantials and luxuries Of his
Able, and comfortable lodging, that bis housois
second to none in thian nQmniunity. Call and4x-
sxamias fer your ap2I I.
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NARNIED.

Axn,tws-sHassL.SD-l syraes--. Thursday. Nay H.
Cn.,at. ANuEfws "a sId Mss M.scl. A.. dtsshter 81
ne on Wm. n. shGnaaal. Jadsr u the sixth Dstcf, a.
syrHCusr
Cusris-Ff.r1-ln Bfcws'-f. X "Wednesday Nav is.
MstrFH a. trErls o smfls DO :. C.. and M'ss ~Aa,H C.
lyman.
FsxoN-CUsniNc-Iu Haftfri. Coun. Monday. Nav 10.
WILLIS f.NoS proprietor Il the Amhert fMl- Express,
and lrCY 4. C sHiNs
KsLLY-BENrLsY-Ai Buffalo y. \. on Tuesday. Nav >,
VAIN : ksttY Counsc0r-at-Law, 70 May p, eldest
dauEhffr q 4. W Bentley.
Lanr-fovsvs-In Belve Jefferson County v Y. on Non
day MAY a. the Rev JosFFH II. LssH % iesimer u The
Bsck River Confcuce, 70 Mrs ARvILLs LovEYs u
Adams Jefefson County. y. y
snt DoN-AtNoLD-lu Newport R. J.. sunday. Nav -,
Mr. FEEuEhicE y snrLncN d Providence and Me- CyN-
b. ARNOLD ~ port youngest caughter Of the zte
Hon Lcmuel H. Arnold.
TE0WHsircr-FKsEn,N-O Th1rsday May e BY 'he Rev
Nu Adams y. n. ne Rev. jaws n. rAoWHEfDsE 81
Marshal, nj oh. ard C,EoLisE r., daughter u Sahanis
fresmr N, fsr cf thif city.
WFtcn- HsspFEsoN-In Pussh County Ark Tuesday.
My the Rev. THOMAS r. WALcH Of Helena, 70 Ma MAS
HI
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DIED.

Fisi-Af Msn,feli y. Y Sunday. May b. Mr. NATHANIEL
FIsH who INTO that town IN 1913, sKed ~.
ETy-Af Lsfcufche Parish. La Friday M-y T. CsL PaJIP
BsRToS KY rs'ive of the District Of Columbia aid allied
% the distinguished Key family of Maryland % whom
rendered lis the Aufh0r chief
national anthem The spauged Banner" composed
when prisoner Of the enemy. snip the siege 4
more Col hey member = The Cuuven-i1n which
tmed he present Constitution 4 ouisans AMI lied the
time Of bic death the high position " Senator f. this De-
trict 10 the General Asset bly q the state
LivEFNoEE-uu Wednesday May .. Al the Gramsrcypsrk
House MuLIAM " LlvERN0RE, 10 the sch year
The resves and friends of The family, also u hs brothers
Cherries ard EdWard Lgemore repec M invited 20
attend funeral from the residence Of Mr y Sullivan No 6
.sh.t Saturday, a. P. NJ precisely. The remains
VII be ffker 90 Greenwood.
RFysos- o. Sunday NAV o. SARAH RENsoN, No 8 North
fih-s'.. brooklyn eyed - yesrs.
The Inferred the Cemetery q the Rsefeens
WsLTcN-On Thursday Nay - SOPHIA ELfz.sETH, wife u
p isll /. Walton. j.. and daughter Of David Brush
The relatives and friends Of the family re.pec fully invited
90 afterd tie Saturday afternoon the 9th
oclock without further notice from Ne. 81 henry-sf.
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IA fieanihir ira fro- Ro,- 70, Ifrsr-,,l ". IL
teFcus e A. aagslfrr A. Lawrcuce Jr NJ I.,,-~-c-
n A. fesIcr aos Blanchard, Mayor Newell q III Bi.se,
VI. y. H. Emuon-. 7 B. WAes. j.; - Har Sat r W.
Ward. L. p Morton Edward Bsns. be.re, "a ~.
John Chandler : Ahfrfou. ?. ~ Jordan Il Chisbln "a
W Powell - lourg D. 2. Ives ard Coop.r Bo-t,1. +, W
Chaplin and A. White, sprnssei Mr.. and NJ. To-. wsit.
:. Cgschsn and VII, Porter Victor Perard Forian co.
jstu Reint arit r. Herman C. l. Tiffany M. H..
Mr. Meyer children ani servant; Mr.. kehruas l. N.i
Mr. Nofmand james Crawford. J, ". Seaies Ceo-ss
shuis Mr. Stckes r. Hall, Mr. Seisusa wife and children
AK Miller John C. Cameron r. Gerste .. Kspp M Lvn.
Reid, j. A. Tsyof, be,singer A. Pesrson W Rshardsou
". Buchsnsn. A. Rams McCnsssu z. krcok " Nesca.
+. & buTseS q. Armstrong. J. Wright y Pest AntersCa
and Ms. !. Anderson New-iCrk; W. RIVE. yr Pw-rSoc
y. J.; Judge n willard ard Mssfer G. wi lard Troy, New
York jas. r. smith Ihos Armsfrors Joseph Por'ef NEs
Hawks child Pls; Rohcrt Murray Virginia J. Gilmore
ard wife, Master \. Gilmore Master Clarence Gilmore.
Miss Powell W IT, Powell, Mrs Powell, George hL&eyood,
Geo. fshety Mrs & =. = Rider and child, Cincinnati Dr.
tche1 wife and Louis; Madame Oiympe Bos-. and
friefd J. " Zeiaesrr Adcph Butler. Thomas }. r0nne,
49, Rrrnech A. Gerard snd H. W Schwars New orieAus y
ovus ~ lBriiish Consul and r. Hutchinson, SavsnnAh
a. n Meredith ". krsrer and J. krrchoden Point Hope !
Mr. A. Wet Mrs Forsvfh fiss flrsyfh. Cuehecs A Ham,
nor Mr. Fed Rowland. Mrs cool hue and p Crouyn, ion-
don L. w J. NJ Savage Col Pumer lonns and VIE, hnss-
ton G. W. Capt Dick Miss Dics Nrs Dick, Mrs Gamble,
N.s q uhe Madame L. Msrguse Mates james scott r. L.
uuiscu Mathews. MIR Hamilton, Iolontoi Gen Rowan,
Wit mar and maid sevauf, Gion r. Nukup r Beaadry
- Msc Master and IA. u. Morgan. Nontrcdi W. = luay
David Law aud friend. 0f Hsrifon, - McGlashan 4 knk
Isni J. Fer snd O. MacRae. Canada John sloan Of West
Itdies; C. d. Toufe sri 4 Harre Havana Doyle freud
Roturcn. Ma Ter, J. T. spark, Capt OolinSwoot ant
Iugs Fngaud. FL Jeyors Liverpool John Boyce Scot and
g. D. Jung uelhrUuucr Germany NJ Conck, Italy I'd
ward Westphain Hasre, Naienoee Nan, Major Dealske,
r. ana wife 4. Dubois T. Msgaealx, = Ayn Ani wife,
y new,s and Mallme Ains DoubIet France 4 r. wales,
Bo,fsu 4. layCr. Ilroufc-iot
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10 UR " 4 h :
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......M.r
tlearel.

shrs-Loui.iana suivan. New Orean. stanton rhomp-
sou; Mofcaf Hanson, ruuon ". r tclfi Osprey lBrD
Tonnson ST. stephens. y. H., H. & =. W. Meyer
BaIk-Noruuttga. Del.n0. 0ayestou. J. H. brewer Co
Leone tSicl Todaro Norfolk Chamberlain. Robinson Co
Pbila Stafford. Ceufregos. r. W. Iruudy.
Rrgs-A Blauclor- BlHuchari Havana wash tarYeT Il
Chase Grenada Cowan, Crdad Bolivar harneck - os
ceols Ncke PHILADELPHIA Brett, Son .oi T. Is. Wat
fou Wortngar L1guayrs Dslclt blai Macon, Nakins,
"a, anrsb Demil CO. WA. Booihby, C9hl Windsor Ms
D. r. De M0f; j. ~ Pennel Stout, Phlaie phia r sst \
Co.. Fauuie Campbell. Mafanzas M. Ingalls, ta1ottt,
lsc.l l. guna Trieste Draper Dcylni Emily Davis Charles
Dur ham a Din or.
Sehooreis-Hn Carer Marshall, Richmond, J. s Merrill;
Brirham Dulham savannah Dunnlm Duoni Oregon,
Squire Bristol MASTER Matches Smith Phaiepha mter,
Gey Eage Barker P.lce : " Lewis Sea Eoam, ohese,
I'm nsou " Blossom son; Clara B0rgss, tBraz Anter-
son Porto Csbeo DARrfda. Jove Cos G. Perkins White,
Buekfvls Brown D. Rosett y. Doane Doane Rahno7f,
Crowell Htzsrdi Indicator. Hathawly RIO Jsnero o. =
y. Erickson Chare-ton, Doluer P1uefs
Chas Mills smith vi sfon. Doiner Potter :. i1oru-
dixie Touty Philadelphia master; Champion tbrl Bethel,
Nassau F. J. Fnea ". Wsrrg. Haett Philadelphia Jas-
bard; Col. J. AcRae Boeeu WILMINGTON MASTER ~ Capen,
Morton Phi .phia. Msyhew, Ta.Lo, a..
SICopa-N. ID. Morgan. . ltunt0uf mssferf thnles,
- Taunton master; American Burton Providence. msster
ProTeier-Black Diamond. Lopez. Philadelphia W. H.,
Thompson.
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In .iea-shp GORGE lar fro. ipissl1w. Adams, Mrs.
Mann aul son J. A. Web. r. " McKiu.ry, NJ. Ny, Mrs..
Talbot and child A. Nutiing and lady ! G Sc bnsr j.
Emory, Mrs BALDWIN snd children. Geo n ode, Mrs Nc.
nfire Dr. jelly Mrs Meufheu and chii NJ Pills ladf ehht
servant A. NJ DE Hart Mrs Dot. Mrs hrsey AMI 'on,
{. T. Toy, ID. ralant. E, lady, chd snd $, won't A. 10
Mlihee b. rhomT Mrs Ham lnt children 4. IT, Nulrsy,
Capt J. ?. Jayne d G Wins'sn sol Mn An NAL
Nh. Lace children and servant g haschgs O elmer.
" a. Baker b. Rankin. W. Mathi. Nrs flto ani ibid,
{. C. Hptnss D. Oliver. Mr. kinney. Ms, Morgan M
BRYAN aud children 1rs {. ; Hopkins and children L ~
Morrison Mr.. r. McClu.ock ". A. White, Ms. ilauoon
and child George r Thue j. Masln and children, w Me-
Coach II. r God ard lady, j. h. Oh prlu j. IS Nsyser,
T. Csrtvfi.ht: Mr Ccrghu chL sud serv'ts Mr. OCon-
ner H. Andtrson D. Quinn &. Lougf How H. Ch>nfrlu, y
Baou Mr. Hall AMI children "A. b. Mot Mrs.; Eryini r.
Wescott lady ami chill. Mrs Donnie and chill Leat,
A b. Phil. a. d. 6,wcI, ally ard chltreni Mr. ornsbes
and child, c. smith }. ~ Flint l. Green, Mr. Her y All
CHI. "; pouesg d. fmnon, Air. Middleton ssi SOM,
Miss Middleton, W. Cushing. Geo. 0nh1u, ; Rlwf1n, VI
Phean Rousslou and son, Nh staple. sad call J. Go,
YER A. Glover. C. :. ieuney r W = Edgar. r. :. A. snt
serg'f. p Lew Mr. Morgan, Mis- Van Arm. W H. Nlck,
d.. r. h. Harris H. 7. James Mrs WI 90 and child " VI.
Keu Capt. T. n. Allen Z. A. Field. y " field, E.Payne,
Mrs Logsdon Il. u. Is uon T. D. Warner aud servant Mrs.
Price ana son Chas Maihcws W. Whock T. Harlow, " l..
Polk p Poe G. d. Brush, Esq, Can't samuel Tyler Capt!
" NJ Kenush J. simmons " H. Hunter o. q. Dubois, l.
Holauder Mr-. ). W Boum, and servant, Miss NJ. b
Cone l6i IN second cabin aud 90 Storage. Total, sh
In bark KeIier, from Meisiaa-Miss A. Tucker
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adopted to promote the interests of the stockholders
Of this Con pany
Subsequently Committee was appointed, consist
ing Of Mr. Abijah Mann, Mr.. Jos Gaillard, Mr.. Fear
ing Mr.. Dehon and NJ. Carey, in regard to the gen.
cfal business Of the Company. and Special Commit
tee was appointed, consisting Of Mr.. Dehon, Mr.
Bowen. Mr. Whitehorn, Mr.. Young and Mr.. Blunt, in
regard TO rates OF fare to aud from California.
The Committees to report 8; an adjourned meeting
on Thursday, 9th June.
The condition Of the Company is as follows;
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April was s9Oss to which the steamer Of the LIST
Nav added 81 100000.


May added 81, 100000.
The advioss by the George Law in regard 10 the
Panama Railroad are very encouraging. The train
for the Law brought over s35 passengers which st
SIS each makes large way bill, without considering
the freight or the treasurc sc. The road was being
operaied very satisfactorily to the Superindeut. The
heavy rain. had done damage to the track, cuts or
entertainments. The track on pier a; Panama would
probably be laid down ESQ feet by the ist OF june
and would very much facilitate landing and shipping
passengers and baggage sc. The English treasure
from South America was being transported on the
railroad. and various articles Of freight were offering
AZ the Panama end. showing that the freight business
will eventually be large. There were At Panana $50
bscs Peruvian bark and some 800 tuns dyewoois
ready TO pass the road, snd the traffic IN dye
woods could be largely increased.
It seems that the 10 ged drafts on New-Bedtord and
escv here several OF which have appeared here, drawn
at Honolulu, amount to $4,000.
The State authorities have advertised for proposals
for loan OF 81 100000 for the purpose Of paying off
that amount Of Canal Revenue Certificates due st
July next and another loan Of sl,s5ooOo, s'5OoOo of
which is for expenditures on the Canals and 100000
for the redemption of that amount of State cents
due lst July next These loans bear interest at the
rate Of q cent The money will be required 2
cent on the acceptance Of the proposals and the re-
mainder on The 10th June paid in NewYork, or 3oth
ifraid in Albany Proposals for the loan Of sl50o,oO0
will be received until June 20 and for al 900 until
June 2l
The Sault Il. Marie Canal has been accepted from
the contractors by the State Commissioners. Il il
therefore fully completed
To-day was the day appointed for opening the bids
for TIE Virginia and Tennessee Bonds, but we could
obtain no information in regard TO the result.
The receipts Of tie Virginia Central Railroad for
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MAY 2l.

lgsrefsrl Nf n,s y y. rKiHvSr. BY J. X \ H. H. FRYl
frt. fa..-tV tN T. r. g. 80 80 du.. lsi $50 Penn
,set 81 s.h SO Aotn, sos tco Cons island X. r. O., q
Ers Is. g.. &c. H tA, sf~u iut bi 80 do, cash a.
as s..A "a reui'n a. si 30 rrnu,,. ,ana H. r., ii
f.l ll.c N.ra @. ~as Canal llIs t1 lrhsh Sep 81
t.r N,,ft lsaa t iiii nj tnon anal Preferred e. ms NO
tsrl h.t. d. Oh Commercial bapA. i bank 81 rcuuJ j.
Nsr "a. s.ur. i-t
Isrssn Baafis-9 1Oo Ciy e.. o., ~ rhna. Bank. igi
ccn1 EcdItl &c schuyl Nav o. S2 ~ so Lehlg Zinc
coih q; Slate Hill Gold Co.. L. 100 Morris Canal. bj 1871
l. Lob III scp. 8; llU Reading r. sJwn, ~ 10 do. a.
-fffer hoqrd-50 Nor'h Pom. BR. 81.
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ALBANY May 2f-i. P. M--FLoCE-So change. No .ale.
ofWHE.T. CoES hss further decined ses q l3oo bghes
d.. before The chang and GA 81 % sAerwlrd- sales
fushes state OATS Sc. hEcEIPrs-lf7 barrels
Flour do. Pork; - ~ bushels Corn 3sl DO Bailey; 1901
O.. Ofts; s.ts d. Oat,.
PuTFALo May 2f-i2M-FL OR opens with good inquiry
receipts and prices sales II 600 bbls-
g. common good Wisconsin and Iowa e. 75d 80 for
ilrcy d. md sl0 TO- choice Michigan. WHEAr-
Coed demand and steady sales Il q coo bush. 81 % fr Up.
per Lafe sprTs and 81 c6 for white Wisconan CoKx-Re-
cepfs fair hut tesnd limited prices lower;
lush sc No sales Of oars and none oHerng csnal
EnLIeaIs unehansed. Corr llallte. % Nsr.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Nj. = Diapers semiweekly sale Of Stocks and
Bonds will take place At the Merchants Exchange at
iel O'Clock tomorrow
We hear Of another negotiation in S. Louis County
Bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railroad Co 10 the extent
Of sl7o,C0O.
Thetusiness Of the Clearing House was els Isl. 800
4 large meeting was held at the Office of the Com
pafy Of the stockholders Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company on Thursday. Mr.. Blunt was sp-
pointed Chairman and Mr.. Davdge Secretary.
The President submitted statement Of the affairs
Of the Company on May and full report Of the con-
diton Of the property Of the Company which. on mo-
ton, were unanimously accepted and ordered To be
printed.
The meeting resolved tha; a Committee OF five
stockholders be appointed whose duty shall b. to
take into consideration the report of the President aud
The Affairs Of this Company TO investigate the same
together with the expenses Of it, management, the
causes Of it, failure to make dividends AMI report to
future meeting upon the proper measures to be
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BosToNA May a slips Hor.eurs .epsis ana s d.
Jan. 3; Bonita d.. Feb Z; barns Bounding D,or eo'
cis EewOri..ns. fremont and IdAnd City, Gayesfoni fs
B. Yong Mobile; j. NJ Clayton, Wilmington n T. so0Aeef,
Charleston. -, -. g.. A.
Also an .hp- Joshua M.ursn New Oresns bark sire Ma
bills. Feb Is; brs Ocesn Wave, Mobile 1919. 1870,
from New. York.
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Baltimore CattIe-Market.

BALTIMORE, Nay 4Bee sc. = loo higher than l.st
weeE Al the CseMnket to-day 7oo head Of Beeves were
offered, SO Of which driven Eastward 50 left over and
the balance sod At prices from sdl3 HOG were Ia
fair supply and sales made q $7ee7 IS Y 100 y.