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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14

A FEARFUL TnouaHT.--There are on earth
1000, 900, 900 Of inhabitants. OF these 8S,
SIS, 1888 die every year. 81, S24 die every day;
$3.50 every hour, and sixty every minute; or
one for every second .
The above estimates present fearful thought
in the LIGHT of the doctrines commonly demon.
mated oTthodos. According to strict appli.
cation of those doctrines, not more than one.
tenth Of the human race can ever enter upon
the lows of heaven, while all the remainder
must 20 down to eternal wretchedness. There.
fore about 80, 600, 900 human souls sink into
hell every year; s2,e42 every day; 34o2 every
hour; and ffty-four every minute. Think, o
christian reader, think that at nearly every
tick of the clock, q human soul, created in the
image Of the Eternal, an offspring of God, ca
pabIe of attaining to the highest pinnacle of
truth and goodness, drops into endless woe |
Tick - tick = tick-drop drop drop I! (!
Each moment that flies, another soul sinks to
hell, a new shrek goes up to mingle forever
with the hallelujahs Of angels around the
Throne Of Heaven! And such the teachings
of what is claimed to be Gospel Almighty
God these are the terrific representations
made of thee! These alleged as the fruits of
thy grace thy infinite mercy thy impartial
love! How darkened the minds how low
and gross the conceptions of a God of love-
where errors so fearful find a resting place.
Father. forgive them, for they know notwhat
they do"-Rer. r. C1app.
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FELICIANA INSTITUTE,
leet Boarding and Day School for Young Ladle.

and Misses.
MRS N. J. CLIFFORD, Successor to Miss f..
vi J. Mills,) respectfully announces to the citi-
zcns of East Fcliciana and vicinity that her School
is now open for the reception of pupils.
All the advantages necessary to the attainment
of thorough English and French education are
offered in this Institution and particular attention
will be paid to the manners and department of
Young ladies' confided to Mrs. C.'s care.
Music, both vocal and instrumental, will be
taught by the best teachers.
For terms and particulars, apply at the Institu-
ton.
Clinton, La, January II, 1865.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14

A BUSINESS MANA commercial gentleman
recently arrived at Niagara Falls just before
midnight. He Immediately bought globe
lantern, crossed to Goat Island, examined the
cataract, and in thirty -seven minutes had fin.
ished up the great American wonder, and was
once more on his way to Albany.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
A IL persons are hereby notified not to trade
II for promisory note given by me to l. N. De-
lee, for five hundred and thrty-four dollars--said
note of hand dated JAM 1855, and payable next
November, 1855, as the considerations for which
was given have failed.
Feb 81, 1855. L. j. ABBOTT,
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- Trinity Chapel, New York, is to be
consecrated about the middle of this month.
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Barker's Force Pumps.
The Excelsior Carriage and Buggy
MANUFACTORY.

o"E The proprietors of the above estab-
lishment would respectfully inform
X&-XZ-the public that they will still continue
to discharge promptly all work in the various de-
partments of their business, as heretofore. They
have recently erected large and commodious build.
ings for the purpose Of better facilitating their
operations. They will construct BUGGIES, CAR
RIAGES, &C., to order, of the best materials, and
after the latest and most approved style. A sup.
ply of BUGGIES, will always be found in their
Repository, which they will sell on favorable
terms.
tE Particular attention will be paid to all
REPAIRING entrusted to them.
THE FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES
THEY have also procured the special and cxclu.
sive sale of the FISK METALLIC BURIAL
CASES for this parish, and one of the firm will
always be ready to serve the public with new and
beautiful HEARSE, and everything Necessary for
funerals. Wooden Collins will be constructed
when desired.
After the LIST day Of January, 1865, all work
must be paid for on delivery. Approved city ac-
ceptances or negotiable paper will be TAKEN but no
standing accounts will be made during the year.
d27 G. =. JARRETT & co,
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PROBATE NOTICES.

The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish of East Feliciana No. 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henly Webb has
IN applied to Court for letters of administration
on the succession of Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, de.
ceased, which will be granted in ten days after
the publication of this notice. unless legal oppo-
stion be fled thereto.
mares S. E. HUNTER, Dep. Clerk.
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GOOD BOOKS BY MAIL.
PuRLIsHYn nv

ROWFLES l. WELLS, sos BROADWAY, N. Y.
order to accommodate 1.-THE People" residing
L in all parts Of the United States, the publishers
will forward by return of the first mail any book in
the following named list. The postage will be pre-
paid by them at the New York office. BY this ar
rangement Of preparing postage in advance, fifty
per cent is saved to the purchaser. AL letters
containing orders should be postpaid and dire, ted
as follows:
pa FOWLERS 4 WELLS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish OF East Felicana No. 526.
NOTICE is hereby givnn that Harriet Harvin,
~ Tutrix, and John S. Whitehead, Co-tutor, have
filed in this Court final account of their Tutorshp
of the succession Of John Hobgood, deceased
which will be homologated in ten days after the
publication of this notice, unless legal opposition
be filed thereto, ..
feb2S, 1855. S. E. HUNTER, Deputy Clerk
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seth Anniversary Of the Indepem.
dent Order Of Odd Fellows,

S6th Anniversary Of the Indepem-
dent Order of Odd Fellows.
CLINTON LODGE, No. 81 will celebrate the
" seth Anniversary Of the Order in America, on
THURSDAY, the 26th inst
The procession will form at the Hall, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and after marching through the
principal streets, will proceed to the Methodist
Church, where an GRAFTON will be delivered by
Bro j. o. FUQUA.
After the exercises at the Church have been
completed, the procession will again form, and
march to the House Of Mrs. Mansker, where they
will partake Of DINNER, which will be prepared
for the occasion.
Members of the Order are invited to Join the
Lodge in the Celebration.
The public generally are respectfully invited to
attend and witness the ceremonies at the Church.
There will be BALL in the evening, at the
Court House.
By order of the N. G. D. C. MORGAN,
lpl4 Sec'v
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DISSOLUTION.

"a The undersigned will still continue the bust.
ness Of Manufacturing and Repairing Carriages,
Buggies, &C., on his own account; he is also
charged with the settlement of the business of the
late firm and wouldrespectfuly ask those indebted
to call and make immediate payment Those hav.
ing claims will please present them to me for pay
ment. mar21 G. P JARRETT.
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ARNOLU.S PA TENT
S A S HI LOG X,
THIS article, designed for

1ilIS article, designed for
l FASTENING WINDOWS,
has become the general favorite for that purpose
wherever it is known. It is universally allowed
by all who are acquainted with its merits, that all
other fastenings for windows almost worthless
Those who and examine the LOCK for
themselves, need no further recommendations.
Its simplicity and perfect adaptation to the purpose
designed are readily seen.
THIS WINDOW LOCK
is intended for Upper Sash as well as Lower thus
affording an opportunity to Vcntilate your rooms
with perfect safety in all weather. 1t operates
also as Lock to fasten down the window when
down. and fasten it up when raised, operating
with unerring certainty.
The window is easily adjusted by means of this
Lock, and it need only be seen to be approved by
all.
Mechanics speak highly in its favor, and recon.
mend it to all who need anything of the kind.
B- All orders left with N. TILDON, at the
Drugstore of Langworthy Tildon, Clinton, La,
will receive prompt attention.
County parish rights sold to any one wishing
to engage in good business. ape
Notice to Bounty Land Claimants
OLD SOLDIERS are hereby notified that by
" act of Congress of March Sd, 1855, they are
entitled to an additional bounty in land. The act
extends to all those who have been engaged in
any way in the military defence of the United
e'otes Since lt5O Inc war OF 1917, the VDrlOuS
Indian wars, Florida, the Creeks wars, the Mexican
war, the act extends the bounty to them, their
widows and orphans.
The undersigned is prepared to perfect the ne.
cessssary papers for procuring the warrants from
Washington City.
Apply at the next door to the Sherit7s Office, to
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
apo Bounty Land Agent.
TO PLANTERS.
n J. B. ROMER, NJ D., wishes to inform the
u Planters Of Louisiana and Mississ;nn; that
he has established at Greenwich Springs in The
Parish of East Baton Rouge, an
IN FL r N A Y,
for the reception of Negroes affected with chronic
Diseases where Alternative or tonic treatment is
required
My observation of the effect produced by the use
OF these waters, warrants me to affirm most EN-.
phatically, that they are equal to any chalybeate
springs OF the country and greatly superior to
some now in favor with the public.
., Ny charge for board and medical attendance ID
=; per day, for each negro. Surgical cases, ex.
nave the honor to subscribe myself sir,
Your humble servant
F. J. B. ROMER, NJ. D.
ration Rouge March. 1885 mr2l
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

FiFTIETH v0LUME--ruBLlsHEp TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
D DYTnE SAME PROPRIETOR.
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NUIICE.
I'HE subscriber has on hand full assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes Hats &C.,
and is constantly receiving additional supplies
Cash paid for Cotton. d27 G. A. NEAFUS.
CLINTON LODGE, No. 27-L. 0. 0. F.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVEN.
MI ING, at early candlc.lght, over the Drug
store Of DR.. LangWorthy d27
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AarrisOn's ss Try it, Shaving Soap.
HARRISON'S SHAVING CREAMS makes the
IL richest, heaviest thickest and most permanent
lather Of any creams now in usc For sale by
mr2l NAUMAN & STRAUSS.
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BUUKS.
WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND; Ny Court.
W ship and its consequences, by Wykoff; Life
Famous Persons and Places, by n P. Willis; Buds
and Blossoms, by It's. Arthur. Just received and
for sale by LANGWORTHY& TILDON.
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FOR SALE.

$;:1 THE SPACIOUS TWO.STORY BUILD.
skings now occupied by c. P. Jarrett, as a car.
rage mandatory. together with the Lot measur.
ing IS feet front by $50 deep, with all the imprve
ments thereon. For terms apply at the drug store
Of mar21 LANGWORTHY l. TILDON,
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ap14.
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish of East Felicana. No. 1924.
HVTHEREAC a nc,hatot sals oc +bo ,,co,,,r+,,
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MONDAY, June esp. NJ.


The Stock market was again quite active to-day,
with very buoyant feeling in the morning, which
sustained a; the Board. Some of the better class
of stocks continued strong during the day, but the
fancies generally fell off Before the First Board
leading operator took 1000 shares Reading at 90 and
sales Of Erie made at So but the former closed at
81 and the lattes at 52i. Reading is comparatively
dull the pnblc sales reported being only 900 shares.
Erie, on the contrary, quite active. The quota
tons for these stocks show change from Saturday.
Central closed st loi. 1t is rumored that Committee
of the Erie Board has been appointed to confer with
the Central management II Buffalo in regard TO fares,
&c. We know that the Cestral and Hudson River Di-
rectors have gone excursion to Buffalo, and that
two officers of the Erie have sko gone to Buffalo to at
tend the annual meeting OF the State Line Road.
We know alss that powerful Rediaiing friend has
been negotiating during the past week to prevent the
cu'-throat competition which was impending, and
wnh so much success that the or1srs to agents
OF he Central to commence selling tickets to-
1ay IL the reduced rates were withdrswa. Whether
The gentlemen who have gone to Bnffalo have any
purpose OF discussing the matters between the
Erie and Central we are no. informed Hudson Rive
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DIED.

ALLAnE-On Sunday evening June a. # lingering illness, H.
ELIZABETH widow Of the late c. b. Aaire the 18th
Of her
The relatives friends Of the family and those Of her
law r. tolett and brohersiu-aw James Dickson and
George NJ Rusber respectfully invited to attend her
funeral 1uesdAy 26h inst, al 2Oclock T. NJ from the
residence of her brother james Smith No. West 18th
st. without further invitation Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood fr ineTment.
Wednesday, June 20, MARY ANGUS at Washing
ton.av., Brooklyn, aged "a years
The inferred tue Cemetery Of the Eyergreen
KIRBYIn this city Saturday morning June % WILLIAM
Of John w and Annie Kirby, aged years and months
LUFBERY-At Railway, N j. lsday afternoon, ,4th inst
MIRIAM, wife Of Joseph q. LufbeIy.
Her end those OF the FAM respectfully invited 10
Attend her fOner8l from her late residence at that ace
4thday 9th iDst at II o'clock A. VI. The wall leave
foot Of COuTtlandts- a. 10 O'Clock.
LYoS-On Sunday morning, June "a after illness
Ms MAEGARET LYON aged Il years daughter Of the late
John Thompson.
The friends relatives respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her residence in NisOns, first door from
Leesv, Wnismsburgh this day, 26 inst az ocock NJ
OLwELL-On Sunday June a CATHARINE M wife Of Mathew
Dwell, aged IS years. months and days
friends relatives Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral from her late residence, NO ii St
Lukes place Leroy.st al 8. O'Clock A. NJ Wednesday.
FuneIa services JoeIhs Church. The remains viii be
inferred IN Eltvelth-st. Cemetery.
PATTsos-On MONDAY, June 2 JAMES PATrIsoS, aged 50
His ds and acquaDance respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral Wednesosy Nth O'clock from his
late residence, No. 10 Hubert-st.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-Jusr 2s-BesOre Judge NORRIS.

SUPREME CoURT-JusE 25-Before Judge MORRIS.
HABEAs coRPUs.-cAsE OF THE HAMBURG SAILOR
In the Of F. Kessler, late of the Hamburg bark
Eliza Rybeke charged by the Hamburg Consul with attempt
a, mep aud BY the request Of the Consul committee s the
Copu shall have opportunity TO send said kesser to Ham
demanded already referred to- Judge Morris
dsred decision indorsips the papers As follows;
Stated suho11s the Consul 70 mp'on ~p our ssr,,o,y
Mash has right TO order such imprisonment Prisoner
discharged"
In the matter of opening observation-disclosures.
Jonathan Nathan, Edrdge Howard aud Jonathan Wslen
appointed Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment.
wetmore and others sg, Story and others.
In the matter of the injunction restraining the
grantees Of the Nnthsy. Railroad from laying their track n
case concluded In relation the question Of title
shown that entire ownhp has been exercised for many years
by the City and that the In the line in wishing erect
ont Of their houses &C. had paid the City for the
10 H esoS.s smith, formerly s
siOner called BY the grantees lie considered that rail
rsfher than Otherwise Other witnesses also gave to
eaecAnd there additional counter testimony On
sailed 70 the stand With New Of showing that bad
ma . az hsa IN T he SSns
cred generally that he'd done In reference 20 the Parcu
peaied previous laying track had
szto year, and rents for sS0 In respect OF rail
shown Psns horses ana carts standing in the
hne and that most Of the be affected Usually
alone 10 those arsetA 10 respect TO The grant, Controller
grantees The
OF thee days amer the passage Of the resolution filed
Office certificate ptng the the prescribed
~ further proved BY Of the directors Of the Sxhav
Railroad that the cost Of erecting this road would be $4,000
The shown be by single track from the Battery
through Washington and Greenwhs uP BY latter Gan.e
BY single track thence by double tack the Ninth
sv to 6rtst and the beyond becoming
lated to the Harlem River
On hebafof plaintiffs Is contended that the laying Of the
Greenwich and Washing will only b. uju
Gus but that grant VOID better terms having
offered thar the Board Of Assist which passed
ser the Of the Mayor different Board from that
which passed IL and did exist AZ the time that
passed by the Board Of Aldermen, &c- To be continued
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Ia sseasss, Georgs Lar from 4pinrdnH IA, Nunro sad
Ss6v Cart Cpham J. BOWS snd LADY =. A. Hnsssy J. p.
Fft ana ,ervnt d. L. Ross j. B. Dsvoe and 'erysn, a
R,ldvr W Bouru AM servant. A. j. Center W. II. Cos-
son L. Baldwin, J, Young, A. C. Monson, J. T. anthony,
Mcmahon y Fe AID lady, J. Young and lady, VI heh-
en- " e. Mitchell h. F. Emory. R. h Jones, H. 3, Jones,
Nr. Ccnnor r. Putnam lady and ehldrcp W. u fowns-
trv ID Brincklav l. Fuuk L. Fairchid, L. Bysn r Cash.
man. : Hama r. Hanna, r b. winanss MeAls Bur-.
Wuo efrsuc sid child, C. r. Lefrank r. Boss Cove,
Mrs Gilman Mrs. Wistfom, L. Sack j. : E'aom Ma Psf
I'm J. y Pauidne r. Duel j. G. Johnson w Ia Gaylord NJ
n hawkins NJ Hopkins d. Stewart, M Haven and LADY s.
q Andersen J. H. Alen L. Olendora. wife aud ehiGi NJ
Anthony and lady Mrs Burr C. Wentworth, G Holmes, q
Knksde End Isly NJ Cordier N. Gala5ie A Walker A.
n Isygou and sevaut James orr, w +. Dow, r. Green L
Aymsr. Miss stokes Mrs. REED. Mr. Gesoo and ehls
Nrs Porter Lieut.. Webb, f. Merrill, j. .. Packard, = B.
CIV Mrs Van Vert n Carroll H. 3ray }. @, Dsv. and
servant J. Cobb w Wilson. II. Jones, f. C. Jones J. b:
Wells and servant 3. Van Horn W. Aleu- Mrs Upham and
cid MIR Jaszynsd child, Mrs Ward and child J. Mir
nan n r. Mowry T. 6uss : Treedwell and Lady, L. Ediy,
Mrs Fuller Mrs. Still, Mrs Young j. n story MS Ssns'
Ms Won and children. Kelly, wife aud chld Mis- Sta
W Kesny D. Aidrich W McNulty J. G. sherman, $ smith
and LADY T. T. Smith j. Harper v Cssers, r. Coer j. A.
Rim j. Nc ster smith N. Leaf j. Jones and servant,
Mr., Treoey sud child w. III mpson G. vanderbilt >, ;
Bailey r n. Lockwood, j. Hszeton j. Huntington Mt
b. ID Carr g. Meredith Bull Mr.. Hurley snd child, w IL
Giiert Kingsley; l ia The % ca dS's N the sefaso
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Philadelphia Markets. MONDAY. June 25

QuERcIrRos BARK steady demand at & Corros dull aud
sales limited to small lots irregu aes FLOUR without IN
qury for export srd holders free sellers so % and
less without finding buyers except for home eonumplon RYE
Flour dull; the last saes were a. 81 o4 62f CORS MEAL
lower. with sales - s WHEAT continues unsettled and
dull but with little Offering seng bushels IN los
81 IS to 81 as for red and 80 4502 81 for white CoRs
STEADY demands ZOO bushels yellow % % saost
OARS rather fper az STATE Southern and Pennsy
sfost RYE-RUyers bidding OF for lower prices; sale
81 S. before arrival but LEES now offered GRocs
EtFs and transactions checked by rain. PRovs-
and holders demanding further advance but want Of
srock cbecks Gales CLovERsEED wanted IS So WHISKY
finer hhds and bbs selling al &c.
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MARINE 10 URNAL L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JuSs Is.
cleared.

Seamship-Cahawba, Shufeldt, NewOreans, LiEnss'on,
Crocheron x Co. - . ,.,. 60, d.
ace simmons Melbourne, MAILER Lord 81,
Barks-T. g. Baxter Scuu Phsdep hia Js<. hand
bia. (Br,ml semle, Richmond, Meyer stncAen fneuA'
Ursur ST Johns F. r., Nznaga. Del Vale & Co.
Briss-J H. Kent, Reed Cambridge, Thompson hunter5
Abatros Mathews. Salem, Walsh carver Sh@ej Nuos,
Dunbar jacksonville, Thompson & Huuter -
/ schooners-Llly james, Wilmington McCready Mo,tS 90
ID b Warner Hughes Charleston, McCready, Mott Coi j.
W Hughes Fields Nowben, y. C., Davis Hoimesi Ann De-
Oliver Alexandra, Va, NJ Bedei.
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CIRCUIT oouRr-Jysn as-Bsiors Juase RoosrvrLr.

CLAIM on LIE INSURANCE..
John G. Reese agt The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Plaintiff says that tho Company is located at New.
ava, that he effected 18Th Jay, 1876 branch
once IN Voomens Georgia insurance OF 1000 fos his owl
bcnent on the LIE OF Ira D. Bugbee OF bis debtors
oehcos Florida, and paid premium per wear; that
seid Busoee died In April iss; defendant to said
flstnth 5000 according said policy and brought,
In defense s commended that the COosny liable BY
The terms OF The policy the premium be paid dang
um rendered 1871 tin 18th April when 1t was re-
fhsed and II said Mr. b. died 18th April The printed
pamphlet Of the Company stated tina, all premiums must be
paid within thirty days aeI notice Of Ices and eontendsd
under that rule that the insured enled thirty
credit On the other hand insisted that the rule that tie
payment Of premiums shall be made on or bes iVh April .
conclusive. Argument the point presented The
IL being tried without Jury. To be continued For plaintiff
Hess Buckhsm suales and J. w. Edmopda foT Defend
a9f, he0nL Bradley, hlls Woodkul
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-. .s osr A, 49, co. ~ Ia az TIE TsIsrsE.
Cur friends In Rock ISLAND, H., and DAvESaott rS
tain The TRIBUNE Of II. A. PoRTER BRo, In heeh i'~s
Messu CAaeLL ROCKWELL, No. North bresaTry ,.usr~
yERs will supply eur friends In that village WIN ZEE
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sfarsLets-Peported BIZ Ts,egro,h,

BUFFALO June &-FLoUR market dull and demand
light o ibis. SO 25d 80 rs for good fancy Indians
ard $40 for balsr pss 81 Illinois Common brands
Upper Lake held below So WHEAT In the hands few
holders who snxises 10 realize. Coks active opening
sses S5cco busb st s but this afternoon the quiet
Of eco bush at Sec. WHISKY in good request sales rs
bbs 81 Se CAsAL FREIepTs Halle for Corn 20 Albany
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rs At to-day; Flour SIS bbls Wheat 90 bash Co..
1872 bush Oais, ara bush -
OswEco, June Is -REcEtfrs-Fiour, 1900 bbs Wh-st
Corn. 81 eco bush The market fr FLoUs
with brFed sasi5es- At prsv' rates WHEAr-rhe toi
sales today arc roc bush COgsSales to-day off 900
u s0sOe H. bush. for next weeks delivery ,ca 4
9fle
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SECOND BOARD.
Sale. OF Stocks nj Philadelphia.
phia. ........JUSE 95.

Eirsi Board-l Schuyl Nav Is 49, ISL; 100 Penn
$500 Aeg Co. 6 SteubeD a. ny; goo steuben s5wn,
7T5 do h. n; z0QO Minehi r. X. Is 40; Phila
and Snnluy r. r. Is 76i 2oCo City C. SP SIT 50 Penn.
r. r. 4 5 Union Canal si SIT Reading r. r. b5 46i; 10
North Penn r. R Si $50 Schuy Nav. prefer SIT; sou Lee
high Zinc, q 81 Germantown Bank, days, o..
boa, d. Geo Aeg Co C. Steuben s5wn T7t 50
Ra1k Of Germ
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Ocean SIeaners
Passengers Arrived

In packe.,hp Constdntine from LireyPoo-J Walker, NJ
seAlsn O. Clark w. Stephenson, c. : Nagel j. w Lewis
; In hp Henry Reed from dner-J B. Mulooch and lady OF
New.NoTk. 81, MN. ~ q e.,
4 Ia brig Era from 81 Domingo CifyI Elliott = Consat
Domr go City, W Read OF BOSTON, A. A. "u'ae'
lady and child; Rev. A. Seguierie