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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

Certified BY the governor ofthe Bank OF Fr.ecsi
D'ARTOUf.
II sppesis from hs return that the metal c
Paris spd 80 eco 4s6f in TIE branch banks. The dis
count &C ,on5nodsiion has ncfe .sed in Paris % $780,
1857 and in he depar menis,' % ll4l i6f The al
vaI ces on public securities have hcreassd in Paris
2,Ol3 lCOf ano in the departments, 40l, j0Jf The
notes Ia circulation have decreased $40 9O0f u Paris
sns I24 75ef in departments The treasury account
cue has deere ased 90 577 1897 and those Of pri
ya'e crsops have increased &c, APO OLAF in Paris, and
1889 93gf. in the departm snts.
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Marisets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THs TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY, t'ct. T.
AsFES-Tbe mark-t Is frusr, with sJod den,nd saies q
90 boz s6 S7i0s6 4Si for Pots and 81 81 ds7 -. for
Pear
COrrON-A 6rn market at yesterdays improvement vth
f4ir ,cyi the ISLES reported 1900 Gales We
tbue ,stdsys prices they form The bAHs Of tOdsJs
saetiCns.
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Tie business OF the SaO'ueisufy WEI paul.
sll 40 10; received sl7O COS SO; balance, e7,226,
rs OIL paid FOR Assay Office, $500 254 10; paid on
disburspg checks s55O35 80; balance to credit all
accounts, tl2 G67,sl3 80, against sl2,34sl74 last
Saturday. OF the increase $4,000 c.ms from
Chicago.
The American Exchange bank pays dividend OF
five y cent on the dh prOImo.
The e,norts Of snecis from this nor, for the week
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SUPREME CoURr-srrcrL Ts.N-ocT. 81.

Elizabeth Rsmsrtze agt. Henry I. Romsitzs.-Proof
be submitted that the decree personally served n
atyt rce) ard the original shown 10 him.
Anna {. Ii. us and others nSt. Thomas L. BLOOD
1900 e1eeutor ke-Oidsr grspted
On The application " William II. Maverick and
sthen.- Order granted.
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Tloii)ins.

II u 4 G. Il o . I
W GRANITE HALL"
CASH CLOrHlNG WAREHOUSE,
the old stand, No. IL, Fulton between Broadway asd
Nassau IT,, n Y
In his estahshr be found the best assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Which, for STYLE, Durability and CHEAPNESS, sur
passes every Other store Ia
AMERICA.
TIRE CUSTOM DEPARTING 1T
l. under the most FNPERiENCED and
sKILLFUL CUTTERS, agd
BNBpy GARMENT WARRANTED
To give perfect satsfacton,
sale
FRANKLIN BOOT and SHOE-SrORE, No.
II 4oBROADWAY, csIS CANAL.sT.-SELLINGO QUE
al2oco wortt Ct STOCK sei0s ~ bel0 costths
reas b.rssns o6s I'd In the sity must be sold before
The 18th Call and famine charge for oskns
"INTER WEAR-Psrtcular attention is So
cted 20 PRODUCT for G.ntlemsns Fall and Win
ter Wear comprising ONERCOArS 10 yaiious styles.
Business Coas 60 In the msnufs: of which
adjusted determination To etain tho
on ,s,u WA. r. JENNINGS K Co,
No 81 Broadway, opposite the Prk Fountain
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EIHIAJURI ALAAHAC.....fsIs DAY.
SUE Rises. 30 &c Sets.....s....5:W MOON Rises s:V
sArtR.......s...s....r
sardy Beck. $3.50 Gov. iLsud. lcS Hell Gate lZ;0
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Ncw- WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER @, 1865

n. ssocEsns and Provisions quiet. %. wshsu,
,i ~. .,;op 70 IN prices. WHssy-s.les range
= sIs ~ MI "a c ? bbl, viii nsieTs;s de sana
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

noRrALiTr.-'T The whole number oil deaths In en
city foT the W ok ending Oct q wes fory' VI ta'
srmoer III zen were males and twenty seven ieusis'
or Aee there were twenty Eve minors and hIeen
scnn. Totsl forty.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-oh s7-Bcfor. Juss' cOwLrs.
SUIT As TO BILLS OF A SUSPENDED shA'
N - " II ucr.b,.p sssf peter C. Adsms

y md c. IL Houghtsu sEst Peter c. Adsm'
On 9th August 1880, in the afternoon, stranger
sarea the ss Mesus vi liam and Jsnss ufTis brokers
Wall street. and eked they bought b 8 Of tne hsSss ee
Grce Bank Maryland 81 the prssenns saw Of oe
kns to changed. MesNh C. replied that they Ga no OK
ssts ~, &c. them rotated ioS him when one Of .hs e.
Cuuci handed the es to MI Adams she dtendast 10 thus
ease who k,P their sfse to haassd He So
400 changed at Mssrs Houshtons tp.intifs wh' are .o
kxslsrs aud the balance Of another oia's Mss Carris
charged the gentleman per cont for ss1!1s then s,o2nasd
hesss houghton and he ohe aad hAndes hln New ioEf
money Mr. Ae.us reoeiy I'd uOthlss tor hi' trouble
On the Of the y August the papers announced
the failure Of the HGvre de v sse Bsnk Mesn, housaon
having The 100 ,n hand Mr. Adams they alsse, ,ub's
ssS sesn brought said sO the ground that
de Grace Bank had failed al the time the os we're
given Mr. Adams to MessTs houshton ana that hsretEs
The ssss was referred to Mr. Russe. Mr. Collier, the
she Of the bank testified before the referee thai .he rak
stopped payment on iee x1h or xOIh OF Apta V arc
thought 9th. lie had written that IL 18th, bu' had
papers guide him and spoke merely from Lection
He s6td however that the bsak opened 90 hst
day whether had supenSed or not Oher testimony Aso
tsien the referee reported that he ts6 sd tom th,
s,idepse that the bank had roPed the b' the day on
not Known either to Mt Atoms OF to Mesa Ho0shoa the
latter eoud not claim return aud he hsd decided IN favor Of
LAW As 10 ssoKtx SANx BlLI,.
Mes,Is horshton sRPes,d the 10 tbs General rTn
that CT its bills ehsp Sed by party f another
value hs, passed io the money given I thom and The party
ssslns en- recover back his money and ordered
Trial ~heh nov cane On before the court aud Jars Test
taken, snd he evidence given by Mt Collier sno il
pew deceased ADMITTED BY consent Pat Of ne eSdsoe'
General term be considered the law and The holo
CUES whether the bsDk suspended meat OF sh or
18Th Aus sso ha bstk las clos It, doors aud PAre
ca not obtain zson ihs bs caslet IL iau %
sceed having a q a. thN une al housh mas cot have
ohAvs so'Psh1sd The nm and save verde for plaintiff
IN Sooust 400 interest, which cam ass bill OF
and MehissHy
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BY telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
SAyANNAH-lu. Oct. q, rsaaahip Augusta Now York
CHARL EsToN-AI. Oct p, "a NJ, steamship sOutAsrs.
HsT.YOfk.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT-ocr. l-Befo-e Jus.. ak,yx.
IIABIIIrY ~ A. AssiGNEk TnN RFNr.


LIABILITY OF Al A>SiGNFE
Sargent y. Baglev sat joseph G. kreemsn
Mr.. BaSley leased 10 Andrew J. Powers hOu.e AMI
No l5S Third avenue To- Eve yeSs a. ia HUNDRED dollars
81 May 1854, a. which gsne Air Powers
tooS pos,esoa. Two weeks sAerSaTd Mr. Assigned ms sHec
inelpdrg hT Prem the defendant who
t ud 70 sell for about TX weeks Wh'n be dsosd u to hal
Of the stock ard shut The store sud ae KEY 20
boy 60 give % MI Powers bis ag-lt bat who ha-Gcd
Nj hsgey, the who took Oh ~ Bailey gir
Ct eeeent The lrcd
by the assignee for rccnlhs TIE de-
hat e hshc auless he
III close Of the quartsr and aso there
eviction The oour, bid that sn s nee IL liable unless he
,ssts s scouting while he Ia pos sSrca-and
although SIR. Bagley received the
A net take possession and Mr. Powes still occupied up
peT pat ofthe hoasa JsdsmsHt for PsiEd ans
1rtS dollars ana inierts'.
pNITEp STATES DISTRICT COURT-Ocr s.-Bsfor,
Ju'g NCSRSoLI.
DECISION
p<uri, Tracy ads. Uaited States. Motion on be-
IN Mr. Tracy police officer convicted chs OF OBJ
officer IN the execution Of cuy,
NsfeuSd Motion ASIDE the Nerasi denied
skNTESCEs.
William ". Hazard, cook or steward Of brig not
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TITS from os.r...an puRiii, ,h.u S. :sIsg.r. bag.
enc hence Rio and ei % the us:ed sr.,s. e.sss,
~, 70 baf bsk 70 ncu,.viies arc baeDos AIres Nou7
pibs unsr, sbost co. trig TO h'gov.i co. 30 80 ~
20 to the eost Of Arc. Al. f wits. 70 New
yo,s 70 sS Ssl'sS s S.sny ri sid 1'dr .,d
o - . o. a.s re ssG ' ed SaSa % ssei
70 raw port ehsfe; III 'un. 70 SsIV. .ai
,;c "a 81 80; sebe oDef, ito tla. 70 cH
,pd bses so three trr' and his ir9n
LoS = ts sns tIrse scEI. Bari st..e % ses
Yori arc TOls%e. org s1s e. .ehr - j.risn
vie to H ~, aSr q b. me from soos.v Ne.
- b,pt Me timber $50 tao s1nsor ~ %: a. 4
sd 81 q IN, t~g sehIs 10 Pe.y9-eoi, ss &C
I.e, -, SeTYeIs on term. d lsro re t'In 'ehr
t,ufstT On ?. year, Old S'tan, as 1000 Is-,n,.
srd r.ts ee ears cd, pui' - N''~1' ~ '- -
-o'''' 00H '-'A ,oRr YESTERDAY.
is SIS
b.rkr....."............... 81 Iotai'''''''''''''
Mes,rs. Wrs'ow, Lsn.er & Co. give notice OF the
ps,neut on Nov. o. the following dividends;
Toe Bond, the City Of Cleveland, i'suei to the
Cleveland, Painsyile and Ashtabula Railrosd, =
cent.
Bopds of the City Of Cleveland, Issued to The Ceva
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, cent.
The Scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad mortgage
boz &c, fret issue', cent.
The ,emi-aunr 81 interest OF the mortgage bonds OF
Indiana Ceprrsl Rail ozd.
1lr sib It II Nicolay's regular semi weskly auction
ss!e cf stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
neat, the goth mat at % O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
TIE import- sf general mercbaudiss "r the week
have been 81 500 s9 sgsinst 81, 353 34 in the same
week Of last year. Among the imports are; coffee,
slo7 300; coal, s24 600; soda Asb, 1881 co. frai,
ca 4oo sslrpeter, 20 100; hemp. $4,000 braady,
$40 sOO gin s2l 200; hides s2 200; iron, s72, 500
.,olter, $50, 700; steel sI7 oOO tic, s6ilOOi lead,
s37 400; insted OIL $50 800; RAGS, s24, 500; wines,
~ tIa xrnek
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NEw voTERs.-Judge Dean granted about one
b.r fps nstury aon psp.Is Friday and Saturday
Tls hole number Of o1 papers granted since the
fa Of October 10 about four hundr, d and fifty.
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The exports Of the week have bean sl,'s',l'o
against 81 242 2OI week last year, an increase
Of one.baf million. The exports OF oneaosuifs were
over 100000. The exports Of the year have be.n;
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Duilnlna Editorials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vesubules, HAN,
IL HesIths Dinns CopsrystoEiss, &C. oAhNhIhs
CHIMNEY FOPS, DRAIN PIPES, &c. For sale By
MILLER COATES YOULE, No. Ng Peens
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miscellaneous.

DRAZIL WOODED quiatsls BRAZIL
- WOOD, lin bond or duty psd) for sale BY
sPOFfORO, TILES ron Co., No - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

Kern 1tlver MtneSs
The Southern Californian says-We are con- SANITY
receiving the nost faterng accounts from this cali
ty, not only confirming previous published &C
counts, but informing Of newly discovered diggings
OF nfeased richness The large numbers Of people who
have hocked to these mines scattered themselves
over that sesi9a Of country and are pospeetns the
ranges of mountains developing at every step dsgngs
that pay from ten to afty cents The richest To-
calities found thus for high up in the mountain
gulches where the snow at present makes it very diff
cult 10 work.
Although we still speak of "Kern River mines" APP
plying to the mining region but comparatively few per-
Eow AZ high up; toe country south and east
has been discovered to De far richer.
We have seen q letter from 7. Hereford Esq to b.
d Wilson, dated at the mines the 18th instant, in
which he says that the miners are making from ten TO
gul shes doing much better.
The stage driver thoughts 10 from the Kern river
dollar and twenty six cents worth OF gold which he saw
washed out Of I've pans of dirt
A cores oudent of the southern CIli(5rHidn who
writes from twenty-five miles from Aleu's store, says;
eve working In a gulch discovered by Bradshaw,
and quite unknown the balance OF the gold seekers
Thirty dollars per day smoothing extra"
The same paper says; we have also seen letter
doing well Some beautiful specimens OF gold have
been brought in from there not only the dust but mug
At a place called Rich Guch, 800 a day per was
taken out frst and the claim yet paying the rate
Of an ounce day. THIS appears !. the richest SPOT
guches will afford other digsngs Of this class remains
TO be determined.
Their from Kern river The report OF the richness
of the dggings published in that paper Is vorable
one. Miners reported 10 be making SIS per day,
eqen $50 Is eaid TO have been washed out VITA the
tom . The distance from stockton, via Fort Miller
and woodville is placed at 263 miles.
The San Francisco Ana Gala fornidn OF the 2eth ut
says-Ths Is OF excitemens, and there appears
but little chance OF our being without surfs OF tho
article for time to come at least. The steamer
America, which left yesterday, carried away some 300
anxious miners determined trying their luck in the
new plscers lately become notorious account OF
their richness and lying ia the vicinity Of Kern rxer.
We that quite number OF sailing vessels ANXIOUS
no doubt TO reap harvest after the long dearth De.
tween this city and Sacramento In the sailing line have
bee n put up for the new locality.
party OF gentlemen Of this city intend starting to
morrow for the mines Kern river By route not
generally known. They propose TO embark with muls
teams from Contra Costa takog the road by Iyermore
Pass, thence 10 toe san joaquin river wing the
course that stream into Mariposn county thence by
an excellent wagon road v the point OF destnatiln
The gentleman who heaSs the party that he hRs
travelled over the route desCLated 10 The year 1872 and
found the road practicable FOR wagons for s vhle s.
,ancs.
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The above aggregates, compared with those for
previous weeks, present the annexed statement -

There has not been much change during the past
week. The line OF discount shows an increase OF
$1l5 $780, the specie hand increase Of $63, 263,
and deposits 1894 1888. The circulation has been
reduced sc, $50. Taese variations are Of No CON-
sequence, but they serve TO show strength and
uniformity in the banking movement Of this city,
almost unprecedented in It's history. The tempo
iaiy cessation ofremitsnces from California grow
ing cut Of panic In financial circles Of that section,
has now no terriers for us. Our banks are 30
strongly fortified with gold that no change Is made
In their operations to guard against any excite.
ment or demand from mercantile suspensions. IL
will be Temporary relief to cur banking inslitu.
lions to keep back supplies for time and IL 1t
would act as q slight check upon the OK 1snion Of
credit going on IL would be q blessing, instead of
an injury The gold is accommodating in California,
and 1t mu ultimsteiy reach this great fiaau,isl
centre. !. msy be delayed for several weeks, until
the people Of San Francisco have cooled down aud
taken more sober view of things, aud arriv ID at
the conclusion that they have been more frightened
than hurt. II may take weeks to do this; but We
ook for better accounts by the next stsc rer,
and by every succeeding steamer, until all
vestiees Of the panic disappear. II Is not
at all extraordinary that 30 many banking houses
should suspend in California upon the receipt OF
intelligence from the Atlantic States such as that
taken out by the steamer Of the 10th January last
Very few banking houses In this country, no matter
where they are situated, could meet all their en-.
gagements, IL presented at once, and the movement
in San Francisco should not be looked upon as an
ordinary matter, but one in which the minds Of
men sre not permitted TO act understandingly. The
steamer from this side, which followed that Of The
10th Of January, carried out favorable advces, aud
the eff, ct could not have been other wise than the
same. We are now in the midst Of the worst of this
California excitement. II is not connected with
ans Of our commercial operations. II has nothing
10 DO With business on the Atlantic slope OF the
co.trept, and Gle amount CT noasy ipyo' Ell ia the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

4.
AsHEs,.Ihe sales embraced about SO 90 bbIs. ID
sorts, at So rs Il
BREADsrr rs.-Flour-o Ordinary and common brad
were dull, while the better grades were unchanged
sales embraced about 900 O. 900 bills, included
which were superior TO common and good straight St
in moderate ts, at SO IS 80 81; Western at % 81
80 10. Canadian in good demsnd with sales inc
ed above of about 800 at 80 % 80 81 for comn1
to fair quality and at $40 90 $40 10 for extra. Sou{
in good demand with sales included 10 the ADD
aggregate Of about 1900 bills, chiefly of the bet
grades At 50 50 rs for common to fsvorte, and 90
ST. for fancy ana extra brands. Rye -four was sell
in lots at So 20 81 b0 the latter figure for exti
"a rs. Brandywine was helu at 81 62h. wheat-Abd
900 bushels far white southern were sold at 90 80
single house, held at So 10. Corn-rhe market v
rather easier. with sales of about 28 900 600 bus
els, at $3.50. 97c. for Jersey and Southern yello
e6c. for Southern white and 97c. for small lots ror1
yellow
RyE-The sales embraced 1000 bushels New Jersd
delivered, at 81 80.
sistng Of 200 bags Rio at 10nc.; 400 mats Java
13Ac. 141sc,; and 800 bags st Domingo At 9Ac.
CoTToN-Tbe sales embraced about 1900 to as
bales. The market closed 6rn, and at about rs TO
advance since the receipt Of the Africa's news.
FRnGHTs.-Ingagements were light, and without NJ
terial change in rates The reported death of the ca
appeared TO check shipments of flour ANA provision
To Liverpool bushels Of corn was engaged, in shiI
bags, at 4hd, and 800 bales cotton, compressed .
uncomp pressed, at bad Sled. % hhds. tobacco
25s. Bacon was at 16s. while -four was nominal.
London so boxes tobacco we're engaged ct 2s Cd.
Harsslles cut meats were taken at &c. To Havre, co
per at SO per ton, and rum At 2hc Per gallon. The
was no change in rates for California, which rang
from Doc. to 40c. per foot measurement
PRoyIsIoNs.-Pork-The sales embraced about ], q
bbls old mess at $l4 % a $l4 81, and mess, 3
81 $16 thin mess at SIS 75 new prime at $l4 81, q
Western prime mess at $l5, and city do. at $l6 Beef
The sales embraced about $50 bills, at 50 81 80
country mess SO so 81 so for prime, and S14 $l6
Chicago repacked Sales of 500 bbls. beef hams va
made at SIS $40 for Chicago repacked. Cut mes
were steady $50 packages hams were sold at SIC.
and shoulders at exc q 7c. Sales Of 400 boxes she
middles were made, Cumberland at &c., and 400 do b
timore (rb I'M at 7hc. Lsrd-Sales Of 200 500 BIB
were made at 8zsc. Prime vas held at l0c Butter
Ohio sells at l5c 2oc., and State at DC soc. Chez
firm at 12Hc.
RIcE-The market has been again quite active to.da
This article has again advanced Charleston and Saws
nah in consequence Of the receipts being much Eight
than usual up to this period. The sales to-day reach
&c. Prime held at the close at SIC.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
M D z Y M A n X r r,
MONDAY, March l9-6 P.

MONDAY, March l9-6 Il. M.
Quite an excitement was created in Wall street
this morning by the arrival Of the steamship North
em Light, of the Nicarsgua line, with advices, in
about twenty days from San Francisco, announcing
the suspension Of about half dozen banking houses
OF that city The excitement did not take any par.
ticular shape, and had no unfavorable influence
upon the stock market. The news brought by this
arrival was anticipated, and the effect therefore
Of very temporary character. When the suspen.
sion Of Page 4 Bacon OF 81. Louis, occurred las.
Jsruayy, it was well known that the receip. Of the
intelligence in Californis would produce q panic
emo. depositors in the banking house Of Page,
Bacon h Co., and oil the other banking houses
Of San Francisco. Tho result has been more than
expected. The panic which seized upon all classes
was very intense, but such measures hsd been
taken ss were best calculated TO alay all apprehen
sion, and the probability was at the moment the
steamer left, that a few days would suffice to
restore confidence and business to It's usual channels
At the first board to-day, the brokers were
thoroughly posted in regard to the Californian
sdvices, ard operations were made with full
knowledge Of the trlng re ceipt OF specie, and the
nature OF publlc and private accounts-notwith
standing which, il will be seen prices advanced.
Pennsylvania Coal Company went up 2 per cent,
New York Central Railroad I, Cumberland Coal
4. Panama Railroad 2, Erie Railroad |, Rsaing
Rsilfosd 4, Hudson Railroad I, Galena and Chicago
Railroad Ia, North Carolina 6s \, Illinois Central
Bond Ii, Erie Bonds $3.50 !, New York
Central rs 4. Indiana Sc fen of l PER cent
Canton Company I, Nicaragua Transit I, M'chi
lnp Southern Railroad I, Cleveland, Gin.
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The Excitement In the Interior.
gATu AurgTn


The Sacramento Salesman Of the 25th Feb. siys!Yes
terday there was little excitement in this place
ing the financial crisis which ha, agatea the state BY
far the larger amount OF deposits with BANKERS in
this city, we're held by the houses OF Adams Co :,
Page Bacon & Co. and Read & Co; AMI the princip,
topic OF yesterday appeared 10 be the solvency OF thes
pective houses. We heard of many Transactions, in
small way, upon the paper Of some Of these banks,
but no large onesthe large creditors preterring as
general thing TO take the chances OF getting more fro
the principals, TO sacrifice and less amount from
third parties
So far a. Messrs. Wells Fargo 4 Co concerned,
apprehension appears to have been entertained BY their
creditors In fact since they announced Friday thas
they hai suspended we learn that they have paid all
claims presented against them.
OF Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co. the opinion prevails
(snce the reception OF the by the Sierra Nevada
that all demands against them will be pail We have
heard OF no sacrifice their psper We have heard OF
sales OF the PAPER q Read Co, tor small amounts AZ
20 per cent discount We give correct OBJ ion
20 this house, but have heard strong expressions
70 Ice entire ability 20 pay OF all claims against Il.
The other houses in th.5 cty-Messrs. n r. Hastings
Co. u q. Mile a Co and the Sacramento City Btnk,
John Rhodes had no run upon them on S1tur lay
ans we believe they have The full coahdeuc Of our con-
munity.
TIE BANK EXCITEMENT ~ STOCKTON.
The Reruatern n Feb. ~, giyes an ouut o. the
sxoitems r st.st. ~ Ne .''p.aga q no tt7ti
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LIQUORS, &c.

A PARTY HAVING SMALL QUANTITIES OF OIL
brandy Irish ~hkey and old Port wine, suited for u
would dispose ~ them exchange for dry
clothes furniture This no dealers advert al
each article 10 warranted References given. Address Po
line, Herald Once.
cCoTCH wBlsREY THE GENUINE CAMERf
- bridgs, mour tln ds~ vhlsksy, IN isnjobps, ~
CT ppncheons. fer sale ~
LETT.sg- DGE q BOWLING, SO Soa,A s.<sss
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suspension is owned by hundreds Of miners
others who have gradually accumulated frtx I
earnings. Hard as it may be, therefore, for
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