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dbe GhibooauT Minerpa

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Nerp OrleQns 11pertisements.
Niles Works, Cincinnati.

THE proprietors of these works, having
l. purchased of Messrs. Niles Co.. their entire establish
ment except the Locomotive Shop, fully prepared
furnish the Planters Of louisiana Mississippi and Texas
very low prices with
Engines, Sugar Mills,
Saw Mills, Draining Machines
Steam Apparatus,
Steam Trains Vacuum Pans,
Pumping Engines,
Vacuum Pumps
Filters, CHARTERS,
Bone Black Burners,
and every description of
Repairing in Wrought Iron,
Cast iron, Copper and Brass.
II. A. JONES, President
G. W. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer
All orders will receive prompt attention by addressing
A. r. IRWIN. Contractor,
J. W. BURBRIDGE & CO., Agents.
Dec. 30-1u No. 36 Natchez street, New Orleans
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ksi-sulphite de Chaux
M. e. j. Il. WALTON.

Nj. & j. Il. WALTON,
IL New Levee and 3 Tchouptoulas sreets New Orleans
HAVE on hand and keep constantly
GRocER1Es, WIVES AND LIQUORS.
consisting in part of the following articles:
B0FFEE-400 Sacks Rio, Java, Laguara and Mcocho.
TOBACCO50 boxes Virginia manufactured Of all qualities
CANDLEs-1oO boxes New Bedford SPERM and $50 boxes
soAP-30o boxes Winchester and Lovermore's
P1CkLES-assorted.
LEMON sYRUP-100 boxes-TOMATO KETCHUP-10C
rEAs~5oo Packages Green and Black Teas. comprising
very full assortment.
GOSHEN BUTTER-50 Kegs selected and very superior
Goshen Butter.
CHEESE-25 boxes selected English Dairy Cheese
MACKEREL-250 Packages Nos /, 2 and Mackere and
,,,.0 100 Packages Mess Mackere shad and Salmon.
WRAPPING PAPER-sOo Reams Wrapping Paper
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-1Oo boxes Champagne Cider
sTARCH-1e0 boxes Colgate's and Foxes Starch.
CuRRANTS-10 Casks Zante Currants.
sUGAR-5o Packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar
LOBSTERs AND DsALMON-50 Gases Lobsters and Salmon
HAMSrpafied. ANS and stagg shays Hams
sAUCE-12 cases Worcestershire Sauce.
PIE FKUITS-100 boxes Pie Fruits
And full and general assortment Of Spices Ketchup
Vines S sr asb fTs5gFogs ETC.
BRANDIES-40 Half Pipes Brandy of Castilon 1916 P H.
GODDARD J. B. GODDARD, Jr., otard Dupuy Co. J. J. Du-
M ana es vtare sas vg ii
SHERRY WINE-10 Quarter Casks very old and delicate
Sherry Wine.
OLD MADEIRA WINE-10 Quarter Casks very Old Madeira
Wine.
SHERRY AND MADEIRA-50 Packages Sherry and Ma
deira.
PORT WINE-25 Quarter Casks Port Wine,
BURGUNDY P0RT-50 Quarter Casks Burgundy Port.
ALS0-Sta Croix Rum Jamaica Rum, Isay Malt Whs-
key, Bourbon, Old very superior Whisky, Holland Gin,
scheidam schnapps Claret Wine in cases, etc.
NJ J. B. WRLTON, are sole Agents for the Southern
States for the sale Of the very superior Champagne known
HBITLFCART SAIMON'S TFRZEN
to which they wish to direct the attention of the trade and
consumers (jan 14-n4)
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Bi.sulphite of Lime.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
Il the planters of this vicinity that they have established
Depot for the BiSulphite of Lime in Thibodaux to he
supplied direct from the Mandatory of Espanade
and Prieur streets, New Orleans.
All orders addressed Mr. JOHN CELEsTIN next door 10
Blanchard Cazenavette Co.'S drug store, will meet with
prompt attention. BERNARD ALBRIGHT co.
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIA G T.
IN WAREHOUSE, l1s Grasier, and IS uaion G; Elk
streets, (opposise the ST. Charles HotsL) c1. saL.
rages and Harness. Of every description always Oh hand,
Also, complete sssortment Of Coach Tn1n!ufE
J.ALUA CO., 1lS Grsvfsr and - uns5r Ng4
Il -6upol Nsw dHssng.
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ARCADE HOTEL.

Magazine St. New Orleans between Grayier and Nachez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in- -.
4 forms his friends and Patrons and the public TsazN
generally that this well known and popular esab- EA.
and newly furnished throughout large extension
has been obtained by the propretor renting the adjoining
portion of the balng, which will enable him accomodate
much larger pumber Of customers than last winter
expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him to merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exerion will be made
by himself and assistants to render the soourn of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable. &
~ One great convenience attached to this Hotel, is
that meals can be had at almost all hours. fjan14.
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Grauelrrs' Direftorp.
New Orleans and BATON Rouge.

NeW VFa1'stys sslEu EsatOH hoHse'
THE splendid fast running faa~A ff4aa.1>A
L passenger steamer GEN. THEo. Ell aEss4z 144ts.s3
FERr, master, Antoine Daeres clerk, will
ply regular weekly packet between New Orleans
and Baton Rouge, during the entire season; leaving New
Orleans every Monday at Il and Thursday at 4PM.
For freight passage apply on board. noy11
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11rofes CARDS.

~ BELCHER, Attorney and Counsel
w 1or at Lac continues the practice Of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District Office in Thbodaux. je11
T. s. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
at Ldto will practice in the parishes Of Assumption,
Latourche and Terrebonne. jell
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Ncm Orleans ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hardware and Cutlery.
No. 116 Old Leyee street, between the Two Markets.
NEW ORLEANS.
GuEHcaisserie ct CoNtelierie.
No. l16 Rue de la Viee Leveee, lie DeuX Marches.
N0UFELLE ORLEANS.
n 'CARRERE, Importer Of Forei ign and
VI Domestic Hardacare such - II
Tools. EzAsszz0
WADE & BUTCHERS Ceebratee Razors.
JOSEPH ROGERS 4 SONS Pocket Cutlery
W. & S. BUTCHERS Edge Tools and Cutlery.
SPEAR { JACKSON'S Saws.
R. HENIMlNGi & SONS Needles and Fish Hooks.
CINCINNATI CO0PERS' TOOLS.
BAR STEEL, IRON and HOOP IRON and RIVETs
Paints Oils, yarnish, Spirits Turpenne Spirit Gas Cam
phine, Paint Brushes, etc, etc. Dee. D,-2lyl
Negroes for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale
L fine lot of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES, 81
which arrived this day direct from these States He
will be receiving accesons of the first class Negroes during
the season. WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
Corner Esplanade and Moreau streets,
Dec. 8. 3m Third District, New Orleans.
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- IONA. G. WHITE,
avsng been appointed a NDfARY

!. u and br the PARISH or L. yorncur t...s
~ :. y 2 the pubic that he Il now ready .o 81
;s s;rs s.n,,s ssass e conveyance. making inven.
known that It costs more d have sns. ~ Ds
mosasy 9 than i does before Ne Recorder His once r
:. 1nss 3. @ q .ne Inoodaux Minerva where an
1sseu = nam ~ WIN meet With prompt attention
AMUEL WOLF, General Collec,or n,,d
A0saf, Houma, parish Of Tenebonne. II IN .,..,d
~ % ne collection Of all claims ensrustsd % him ~
-...sae'.0n oI any onsiness required octas-iy.
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cOLENANs PATENT UEDULATORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL
PATENT ISSUED TO

w La, October LIST, 1850.
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred TO Four Hum
Dollars and viii grind from 2H to bo bushels Of meal
dred
The above Mis manufactured by the undersigned at
his manuactery City of Jefferson only minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory send by Mail to the address Of MILLS
P CoIEAS his Agents win meet with prompt attention
and dispatch TERMS CASH, City acceptance, at four
six months with interest at the rate Of eight cenum
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
OF the purchasers WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
janT-1y. Pdtentee and Proprietor.
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+ New orleans spahA and laisasene Semi Semi.

4 New Orleans and Lafourche Semi esIIITyxssEn..a1
Weekly Packet u. D. TERgEBosNE, master, zzazssszs=
having been repaired out and and newly pa nted will
resume her regular trips in the above trade on Tuesday
October 9Th leaving New Orleans every Teusday at O'Clock
NJ and every Friday at O'Clock, P. NJ, returning will
leave Lockport every Wednesday at O'Clock, A NJ and
every Saturday at Y o'clock, Thibodaux every Nednes-
day y O'clock NJ and every Saturday at 6, O'Clock,
For freight passage having superior Accommodations
apply to Conry Wilson, No, s. Front Levee, New Orleans.
to Van Lew Bello, Thbodaux, and to V. Maurin Don
allsonyiIe lo.2S
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Horses and Carriages.
A LWAYStn readiness, Harsesand Carriages. for trips
"A to Donadsonvie, IIouifa. elsewhere. whenever
there is enough in number to justify. Also stabing
for horses-and alcunnecied with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor. u. i. HOLDEN.
Tbbodaux. December 10 1851
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NUMBER 6,
Nem Orleans aopertisements.
One Price Store


THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING IN NEW ORLEANS.
One Price Store.
< CTRANGERS AND CIIIZENS--
~ In want of good clothing should visit the Mammoth
Establishment of
ALFRED MUNROE g. Co.,
"a Mugdsine corner Of Grdrier street, Neac Orleans.
Where may be found the most extensive assortment Of
WELL MADE CLOTHING IN THE WORLD.
EW- All sizes for Men and Boys. No deviation from
marked prices. dec91y.
The Best India Rubber Goods
IN THE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
PANY OF New York.
Alfred MNNrOe & Co.,
No. 81 .K0gasiie street, Ne,o Orleans
are sole Agents in New Orleans for the sale Of Goods
ufacured by this Company where may be found every
tice in that line, wholesale and retail
~ Dealers supplied at manufacturers prices.
IT. after the purchase of an article any dissatisfaction
arises may be returned and the money will be cheery
refunded.
~ Statesmen speak the French and English languages
Dec. 9, ". ALFRED MUNROE Co.
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The Best India Rubber Goods
TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM
OPELOETSAS II. II. DEPOT.

OPELOESAS Il. R. DEPOT,
ALGLERS and SUGAR LANDING VIEW ORLEANS.
THE Subscribers have commenced run
i ming the Barge UNITED STATES as above, for the
transportation of Sugar. osses and other articles received
by the Railroad for crossing up freight from the City to
Ager running daily to meet the arrival and departure Of
the Freig Trains. Terms as oIows
Sugar from Algers Depot to n. o. per hid so cts.
MoIasses. "....".. per Dbl 30 cts.
hnss hale 40 cs
Other articles in proportion
Up Freight per Dbl. 10 cts.
and in proportion for other packages.
Clerk will be the Levee foot of ST. Louis st. every day
until p. M, to receive up Freight
I51-1m1 i f. CALDWELL, & CO. 2S Bank Place
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WIGWAM HOTEL.-This ho- "a
w tel just erected at Bayou des Alemands, zaa=H
Thi Two miles from New Orleans and Twenty a=a@N
miles from Bayou Lafourche the Opeousas Railroad for
the accommodation of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community. The table is supplied with the best
and gaethe bar with the best Of brandjes and Wines
Hunting and fishing very good. Hunters call and for
yourselves Kept by j. n WALGAM0T.
October I. 1854 1y.
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GRASS SKIRTS.--Just received for
" SALE and very convenient style Of Grass Skirts
Ladies. fsep301 WAKEMAN SMITH
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THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING IN NEW ORLEANS
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Madame Herisson, M. d.

nBSTETRlCIAN, Graduate Of IEcole
" de Ia Mdternste Of Paris, pupil Of the celebrated
Madame LaChapele. has the honor Of announcing the
public that she has permanently located in Thbodaux
the practice Of Pauration Midwifery and all other
ches Of the Medical Profession She has in her possession
testimonials and medals from many Of the learned medica
societies Of France, accorded her for high standing and
superior qualifications successful practitioner Of Medicine
Surgery and Midwifery Mrs Herisson may be consulted at
her residence Of St Louis and Market Streets where
he will always be found unless professionally engaged.
Nov. 1ith 1884 I47-h1
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TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION


LOUISVILLE Feb. 16.-roon.-River rising with
six feet ten inches water in the canal Weather
mild and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 16--noon--The river has
fallen foot since yesterday. Weather clear and
mild. Flour IS bass 80. No sales of Whisky.
Provisions quiet
4 sPITTsHuRG, Feb. l6.-poon.-The river is now
open with eight feet water in the channel and rs
lag. Boats are preparing to leave. The steamer
Yeatman heavily loaded with iron sunk last night.
New YORK, Feb 10 hoon-Cotton unsettled.
Flour unchanged, good Ohio So 75aS9 Is; Pork
dull Dbl Lard $685..
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l6, DISQUALIFICATION has fair
" opened above and below. > &
CINCINNATI, Feb. lG, night Markets un ,hanged.
Nav York, Feb. l6, night-Private advices
from London say that Russells resignation is ow-
ing to Aberdeens refusal to recall Raglan. Pal
merston comedies with Russell, and refuses to &C.
cept the offer of Premiership without the Queen
consents 10 Raglan's recall
Cotton unsettled, 1000 Orleans middling 81;
Flour dull, good Ohio, s 50s9; Corn dull and de-
olining at 90 to l 90; Pork lower, 1000 bbls at
II 20 for old, and IA 81 to IA SO fer new; Rio
Coffee 95al03. Money plenty.
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RIVER NEWS.


REPORTED By CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 1G-4, P N.
The river again recedes, having furnished water sui
cen to create three and half feet large Harpeti
Shoals It's downward tendency had been about six inches
in wenty1ur hours, when assumed standing position
As yet there is nothing definite concerning further rise
at present; it may may not take place. Were We dis
posed speculate upon the subject would venture the
opinion that have about much water as there
viii be until further rains SHOWS.
There have been but two arrivals since last-the
Amercus from Pttsburg, (Which boat has been in
river for time past and the DR.. Robertson from Pa
ducah.
Expected this day-Cumberland Valley, from Cncn-
natl and the oas where she has been lying for weeks
The residue of the boats in the river also due this day
but if they should fail to reach the Shoals early they will
lose the present water and probably fail to reach port
Departed - Huntsville, Paducak; City of Huntsville,
Memphis a. l.. Davis Paducah.
Loading at the Landing for Paiucah, Dr. Robertson.
City Belle, for Louisville direct ihout stoppage by the
way for freghts. This will be excellent opportunity
for direct travel to the East Captain Hicks will be pune
tual to the hourl0 clock, A. NJ So be haad in time
Navigation to St. LOUIS, open.
Ohio, 10 Cincinnati, free from ice
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IT, WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM oFTwENTY YEARS. STANDING
Never my life have had much pleasure in doing any
thing giving this certificate the world and hope il
may of thousands of fellow creatures being
relieved from dreadful disease, Rheumatism. My wife
has been afflicted with 1t for twenty years. of the time
suffering excrucatng pains in part of her body Hav
ing appetite she reduced to almost skeleton. So
violent the palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses of opium Every joint sweled
much knees, hands and neck covered with large
Jumps. could do kind of work-the snews and
muscles being hard and contracted limbs
drawn together that she obliged be in bed
stantIy In condition she had been for twenty years.
without getting any relief from every thing she used
until commenced the of II. G. FARRELL'S ARA
BlAN LINIMEhT-the first bottle of which produced great
change has used five bottles, and the swengs
have nearly all down. pain has entirely left her; she
sleeps well sOundy is eshy than she in
her life excellent appetite, and spins and sews all
day. Nv the of a few bottles she must be as well
as ever she If any doubts this wonderful cure he
has only to call my residence Peoria, and learn the
wife's lips he further in
ou ire of any of nv neg hbors. SAMUEL. ELS0N.
II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LlNIMENT is also an eX-
csent remedy Palsy, Sprains, Bruises Cramps, Chill
bains Burns, Palms. Toohache, Sore Eyes, ETC.; and in
CATTLE The best remedy in the world where
ternal application is required.
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NEW RooK ON sPTRITUALIsM

"SPIRIT-COMMuNI0N A Record OF Communications
from the SpiritSpheres with ncoutesble evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
j. b. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
This is one the most remarkable books of the age,
whether regard the nature of the Spirit Communities
Ons records the strange disclosures presents, the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the u
ue life able and distinguished Editor has offered in lis
eloquent pages 1t very well adapted to the object had
in view and must command extensive circulation No
man can read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character of
of its religion the beauty and submty Of its appeals and
the honesty and iearlessnesS of its author.
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. Tjanl2-u
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New YoRK, Feb z, P. M--We stated with
much satisfaction some days ago that measures were
being taken for the speedy resumption of payment
by Messrs. Page & Bacon. The day was not then
appointed, but we have it now officially that the
18th inst that house will be prepared to pay on de-
mand any claim which may be made upon it. This
resumption has been brought about by the liberal
friendship Of number of gentlemen, mostly OF this
city, who have come forward and made that house
loan upon such securities as it had to offer, to
extent fully sufficient TO meet the demands which
might be made upon it upon resumption of pay
rnent. 1t is Mr. Bacon's intention to leave to-mor
row for St Louis. with funds in hand to the extent
of about S950,000, including draft on the st.
Louis SubTreasury FOR 100000 The entire
amount of aid promised to Mr.. Bacon we haveheard
stated as high as Sl,250,G00, if so much should be
needed As the balance due Messrs Duncan, Sher-
man g. Co. has been arranged by extension the
above amount, we have from the best authority, is
sufficient to sustain Messrs. Page & Bacon, even if
they shonld be called upon at once to pay every
outstanding claim upon them. The resumption of
this house will be hailed with Joy in St Louis in
which city there are few men with larger circle of
devoted friends than Henry D. Bacon.
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sag We happened to be on board the steamer
Cfy belle yesterday about our usual dinner hour
ana were kindly invited to partake OF the hospital
tues OF the boat. If the Captain serves up things
as he did on yesterday, on occasions when guests
are not expected, it would be hard to tell what he
would not have when they are. The City Belle
leaves to-day at 10 o'clock for Louisville We learn
that number of passengers have taken passage,
and that this win be merry trip.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TINE firm of Hillman, Fanleer Co. has thus day been
L dissolved, and Daniel Hillnan George W. HIllman,
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interests
OF the other partners The business will hereafter be
Tied under the style of HILllMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville Memphis and at the Rolling Mill Cumber-
land river. and under the style of RUNIAN, lILLMAN
BROTHERS at st Louis. All debts owing to the late
firm to be paid 10 lman Brothers. and all debts ow
ing by the late firm will be paid by lman Brothers, who
alone authorized to sign the name of the late firm in
liquidation. We solicit for the newirm continuance Of
the patronage literally extended to
January 1855.
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LECTURES ON TIE PkoPHECirs.--The Rev. s.
BoNHoSllE viii deliver the first of course OF lee
lures before the Young Mems Christian Assecia-
ton, of Nashville, in the Second Presbyterian
Church, to morrow Sunday evening, at o'clock.
Also, on Monday evening at 81 O'Clock
Lecture for Sabbeth evening, "Lonis Napoleon.
Lecture for Monday evening, Dissolution of
Turkey"
The public are respectfnlY invited 10 attend.
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THE GIANT KILLER,

DETTER KNOWN as Leavitt's Corn Mill and
ID Crusher, may be operation at the corne of
Broad and Summer Streets, adjoining the Manufacturing
Establishment of David NJ. Allen. Farmers and stock
raiers are invited examine this MIL as it is
in its adaptation their wants Persons wishing to pur-
chase crushed stuff be supplied by application as above
or leaving their orders with r. A. Baowe of Deaderick ST.
febll-Im JAMES G.. BALDWIN
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NEW FIRM.

TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
ing Works Cumberland river, prepared TO exc
cute orders for Iron which will warrant be equal in
quality to any offered in this market. We solicit
Of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the assurance that best exerons shall be used to
give satisfaction those who may favor with their
ders uILLMAN BROTHERS,.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1855.

NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1886.
CorroS yesterday of FOL lales at 411Ea53la61a
Ga. 81
TonAoco.-AtA. Hamilton's-s6 49, 5 SO, G 95, SO;
at Johnson Horne Cos-$G 20, Z Is, 5 IS, 25 5 25
G., IS.