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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09
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W HITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND My
W Courtship and its Consequences, by Wy
koff; Life of Webster; Ups and Downs, by
Cousin Clcely /; Famous persons and places, by
N. 2. Willis Buds and Blossoms, by L, s.
Arthur just received and for sale by
% LANGWORTHY & TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
II BAIRssrArHER Il CO., are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned,
who alone is authorized to collect the same.
may VIM. SADLER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
A LARGEinyo of Ladies and Gentemens Fash
II ionable Dress, Spring and Summer Goods, just
opened and for sale by
AL MILLS, CLEVELAND 4 Co.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09

Every purchaser Of the large photographic
engraving, will receive certificate of member
ship, emitting them to a chance in tho above
list of valuable and costly gifts for the people.
The engrayings can be sent by mail without
being damaged to any part of the country.
Persons wishing to act as agents for us will
please send u recommendation signed by the
Postmaster or some other influential and well
known person in the place where they reside.
To those persons who have been acting as
Agents for us in our former distribution, this is
not required
All orders with the money nclosed, free of
postage will meet with prompt attention.
In order to prevent mistakes, Agents and
others, Transmitting money to us will please to
have it sealed in the presence of the Postmast-
er and the amount entered on the way-bill.
pay" Agents wanted in every town, whom
we will furnish with posters, circulars, sche-
dulles, instructions, &C., on application to our
office, or by mail, post paid For further par
ticulars, inquire at Office, No. 2 Walout's block,
Town street, Columbus, Ohio
AL 3m BURNELL Il Co., Proprietors.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09

III NJIII1tOIi. w W viz
is respectfully solicited.
j. Muriatic acid,
alum, Morphia, musk,
Number Six; half pint
ID. quart bottles,
ter, Nutmegs, oil bergamot
Pink root, piperinc,
and Tolu, Pot ash, paint brushes,
lue stone, Quinine, sal soda
lack lead, Soda bicarbonate
root, Sddlitz powders
II plaster, Sarsaparilla, sponge
:. & Am. Syrup squills, starch
ynesia, Varnish, venetian red
Istile soap, Whiting, gum drops
Der gallon Brandy, Port wine
], Gin,
per, Brushes Of all kinds
yder, Lily white, pomatum
me green, Black lead, hair oil
ron, Browns ess. ginger
uinine, Yeast powders
Scales and weights
t, Copaiya capsules
powder, Thermometers
,am tartar Snuff, Scotch
ers. " macaboy
rgot, Scarificators, catheters
Lancets, spring do
all kinds, Cupping glasses
Or sulphur, Patent medicines
Thompson's eye water
nm myrrh Wistar's balsam of wild
do opium, cherry
lodyne, Graeilenberg Pills
,nesia, Bachelors hair dye
So, indigo, Barry's tricoi herous
Ayers cherry pectoral
litherege, Fahnestock's yermifuge
!, Winer's
}, Hollands bitters
ce, Fancy soaps, variety
merry, ass'd Tapers,
IS, &c. &c. a IA
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09
DRUGS, PERIODICALS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.

nHE following catalogue embraces partial
| list of articles constantly on hand and for
sale by LANGWORTH & TlLDON, at the
Drug Store in Clinton, to which the attention
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-09

The FIRST WORKING OF CoTToN.-Prob-
ably il dozen intelligent planters were ask
cd Tor their methods of giving the first
working Of cotton and indeed we might add
Of I'll the subsequent working, we should
get dozen different plans. The truth is
there is such contrariety not to say con-
tradiction Of opinion on this subject, among
those whose success in cotton culture enti-
ties their views to respect, that it is frequent
~ remarked that the cultivation Of cotton
crop is altogether a matter ofchance. We
are not prepared to concede quite SO much
as this, and yet we cannot claim for any
particular mode that it is the plan for ma
king cotton. All modes have succeeded;
all have failed, 1t is a favorite idea with
some planters that no other pillow than the
sweep should be used in cotton crop after
the seeds have been put in the ground
Like all general sweeping propositions, we
think this subject to exception. In very
light soils the sweep will answer, and it is
certainly the most expeditions mode of cul-
ture, which is the great desideratum in a
large crop. Bnt in stiff soils, or in rough
lands, we do not think the sweep the only
or even the best pillow, for the first working
Of cotton. Where the soil is inclined to
run together, and where the land is fresh
or otherwise rough, we incline to the opin-
ION that the best pillow for sideing cotton is
the scooter; that hoes should follow the pillow
chopping through the drill, and leaving
three or four stalks at the distance of the
width of the hoe and that the turn shovel
should follow the hoes Immediately, blowing
out the middles. Where the soil is high
and clean the sweep may take the place Of
the scooter and will do quite as good work
besides accomplishing more than the scoot-
er. The handsomest work we have ever
seen, was done with the scooter sideing, in
the plan we first mentioned.
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VI tRRIED.

aACON-sASDEES-ln sh. City on the lctt inst hy the
nv Wlists r Williams, d. u, MIR James h. Bacon, OF
NJ No,rs Li,r s.on County y. 10 Mics Lydia NJ san
der Of this City.
CAMPAU-WlLCOXSON-At Detroit, N.chigsu, lsn. 9.
J. J. r. Campsu ESQ to Mrs Caroline \ WIG Ason-
FRIsBY-ROOKER-By the Rev H. Van AmFiGso, At
Burlington, Rsc'ns County W. on Dec u, Leandef p
Tri,by leo. If West B,rd. Msshnson County WIS, .
Miss Francis Rocker daughter Of Wm sud Margaret j.
Rooker.
Thomas H.n5tsoo Rsehsl daughter Of Robert Ter al Of
oswtsc.
CtARK-FORD AZ Detroit, Jan. o. Archibald Clark,
fsq Of Jsehsg County Nch., 20 Ms fhebe tord late Of
Nj Clemens, sud sster o. the Hon. JAS l. Conger
MARSII-Akrr. N6lN-At Washington, d 9 Samuel
Wumor Mash, Of Newly OH City 70 Mi's Corcelis Mat
ally fourth daughter OF M George MatrsS, OF Washing
City
PARkER-EVANS-o On ThuudAy, llth inst, by ,he Rev
Dr. Campbell, Nj Nahum PaIsef, o! Wer's';es Mas -
Ms Hapsh Y. Fvsns, OF tbs City
ROLIINGS-GAIrHER-At Washington n. c, isa s.
J,rnes Rollins, ESQ AStlds gg Gsiaef eoa of Auls
Arundel Co MARYLAND.
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Disasters. IL.

BRc OscEorA ashore Feaw'cs Island. bised.
AID At sst accounts nss otsasns up create po'ol 81 ns
high the beach and about 50 bbs and y t
out sLd above hEh water mark The butter sud
vim, sa- are undaus ged and every being made to
lsrd he balance Of the Nh Naks tie "recAmssef
relative the sale VI the cargo, or 10 rs 20
B,sxM WILLIAMSON 4, New Orleans. from aieloha,
reports. Dee 3 = lon - D. spose schr A1atf.s,
Nsuers OF Kuison Jamscs. days ont DO ild 10
NwYerk on the 7th u' The A5atos' APem need issyy
days and the she her baaueni and had
IN I'D an Vance .,ppsd her ith pro1i.ss,
BRIc ADsLNs, Mliken % days from LIguiyra bousd TO
the had also srerenced hssyy weather
sffaSsaip c.naSs. =. orsaa. .pois on the 27h
uL in lat % n lon T. 50 schr j. Dsrins Of BrooI
haven hsvir lot main fop-s ard ATS The Ca
Lavbs rendered her assistance, which she declined
smERA NryAol, Smith. In going out over the Hum
ssbore or the beieh Tn erew snd gs., wore
landed slf. the evening m M boats The vessel
loaded with lumber sbd IS ,otsl cs
q brig David * Akin OF Boston fln Port spa1
trta,5 in Litter from Porto Cabeo hat md
deck tao boilers Of immense weight r Fshezaslaa Govern
sur Queen SEA csgt T,y from calcutn. sept a.
Tor Boston put into NewPc wednesday moniaz of wa9i
Phillip. batiye Of England Nov p, Joseph p Smith or
Bs scaR PAlNya. VS. wrecked Dee s. reef IS miles
OF Rio bsche while her passage to at port from y
and the vessel condemned and .od Capt rhyed
tbs port yesterday 10 ,chr Mountain Esss from Rio Hs;se
Va % the SecetiIy Of ths Boa'd Of Under
writers, EFcod Waller Esq tor Tue anteA7d extract hon
letter:
sNGAFosE Nov. ls.1he Br ,dp Prince Ar'har his bsea
safely iored int port y he steamer haafs The water
sarns aud she hsd " fee Ia the tod
when she reached the taor and delay had been Occ4
stoned sic surely would have gone d0Ss.
Under such circumstances u course Of the
damaged We surveyed sready the hemp aad ionId
tie wet 90 that "e recon mend % nave
sold The fear, ~" scarcely be "o''h
the landing espenses.
The Hun1asu has discharged her srd several thou
send damaged which sold BY a1ct3a Tas
Hungarian repairing sad will sse,dy b. the END o. The
month.
The Isask Wai,ou arrived fsos Asys1, d'chifzias Aar
VI rls.
TIE sarah lefi for Penang snd Bo..
The Golden Rs'er passed Our Hcads on her way from
Honolulu 70 Cs!csitA -
Frsishts remain very h'n, slt = . paid to Gies'
BRIAN.
EoyEaEER ls-The W,.hinstan a,os irngsa from Homo
lulu sud proceeded AGAIN 20 Cac4.'A Tue knzhsh ing
Rslto has been .sG r. for 6.stos; - ,Ae deHa ar yea
Manila
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l)IEl,.

BARKyR-On the lith inst Chsotte youus'' Ssssh:er
Of Thonss ard MARY Barker native o. bingham Ens A.
IN the 18th year Of her age
Their friends rcspt italy invited 10 stfsd her funeral
Which viii tale place sunday, Jen Il &c oei,ck NJ,
AZ her fathers No e6 Sd with uf ft.er as
ton He aims will be taken 10 the CYpTes. hl te nsiey
RlLRROUCH-0n the morning VI the lin ns; ssse 10
,eGIs and II months Francs f1wsc bnnonsh onN sou oi
s.lrusl and Kate b brOusb. Of Nc.ih 3rockiyo
TIE Ni.u2s lusufaNcts ot the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the fGne.s Greenwood Cemetery iron
The residence Of his fsthe4 IL BE dd ue- T Tor 81 North
Broek.yu az O'Clock on Saturday, the iS.h INST
COBB-At Ess, NewYoIk fndsy morning, Jan. =! OF dye
ehtery Lyman Cobb oldest Of Lyman COBB H., aged
year.
The friends ID the f.uiy aud Of Ms srauif4,her Ly,asa
Cebs respectfully In ssd 70 stena . fersl 81 he Rps
coral NhGieh Ess New York, satar0sy cav ~
18th Inst 2ocoek NJ The boiy vii 10 taken 20 the
sNeIssn Cem.tsEy fT nisIme0i Ions lsAI s>e,' cave
South EeTfy alta oeosx
Ssth yer Of bssee. -
I've fiends and seqasstsness Of his family respectfully
cNsS 70 stsho hs ienerl the FIRST rreshy teIiAl
ct O'clock T. Nj without further invUar!ou.
PERKiNs-At sea- Nov :. on ko,,s h,,, Nan. or TIE
ca.ssse frcm Mobile 30 Barbados Cspt p.r.ia. HI ho5,
committed TO The dsey on Nov. SELL resi-
the ficTics keef
sIBELL-rn this City. ThGisisy he ll,A ma. c.,,.
LsviDs, Only child ei }. ". an halda a Shell ssei
TIE relatives sud friends Of tie fam az. r,s,eesvY a.
,led 70 attend her funers from Der ,se esesnee no iss
sianten st. on Sunday Afternoon the ith s.t - oslsci
Her remains will be lsten 20 Greswses.
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Togo. AZ .:s "a r.; 20 ~ S :, d;
Howsy saa Frsaeiseo Sd is,s. Sus B.rsSsn' xa....
lois 20 sA'p Albert Bars - Hass,o Al thee che, ~
"a Chr 20 lo,d Tor Ro,iou 81 7 q per tan
A. 30 Isueire DsosEs.rs ,teslrsr By citv V.si. =,
Cslf.ils sips tcrta a. 70. fflas lie W.
Gr,,iss l,ls, fO-. L"esPe Mo- r,ss ..ss.,'
reTa-. hsTi.D Ha Fec ION Bo.to1. -'.bs B.s.s.-
.derll. o,ess, bsfs. 81 ssi, qua Lossos' "a.
kmlisus. Be- hA'. hcn s,naiese isscastlca s..u,.,
es k'iDse Lew.. 'rSa, MoHi,'i'so, user, res Mr.
L.ytrpsol cischgs BAsfes. from Csdil 90 Ina.
i5r fof Nv ORLEANS. Si, 'hs 81, cHso,d ,s so.,,
eschs BspG. PIE ~ N =. Do lssasl rsf, Ia
tyc Pen Bgs1's ay-es, Load Tor New ors.ss,
f'i .t.o ~ ~ So SnS ~. S,eet OBJ s,.,iss
inc L,,y. Atsss AN. ssaas'.Aaa ti,eas seA- kss
10, .ns - sDd Or 6,aaore i,dcstot hslha-r non
~. Sd o., S Ak OI,~, Bro,s. o.ss Vsra l.I.,
90. his A-us d. IuiY Eofse Ns~ oi.faa.i Dee Do 'as
AZ. At 9sasa4 DSS j.. ,li7 D.shl Ku.pp s,.'os 81
AZ a irssaa l9.h u s,hf Si'oa.rs Youth. Pe.',es.
Mon't.a Bs,-vsntee 'el.e 'nstt Iegafs
U1els Tosy Soule age. rlSus. G,sass La1iatsn
Su.tsr. ts lf lhars.", ttit--s N'-l. Ntsts A.lol9
o.. lh Hal, S@ls'i Aer4e'ec 'st'hi of'l. aeSet.
G-aitI A,'eoE taef. Asa,.ni osAf,ri sslsei Alsss,
Mo-,t. Pluck. Nicse 80. Hawai- .esns : Joan
ItlI - fohus.1: cf,i s q stu SEM loo.
ard BN..eu. Robert iar- ~. IL, aiug. william Sfifgs
So hsie Hunter Ru'h; Csro. Leuuon >tephes Lamar
Au.eroau -. Ci,e. Ward q .ui. Qasss Of she Pa,
cite Reed Glade q. W ln "a, hepe isg Taboo. tss
Is Nats. % klutt pf4 ice Nata tA tecfiers
ne La4tlk Ma Gun; & b4siey ducsiss, 10 Chso Diy
L,isad. Ret st. Ngeery Hofson, >amse Fles Yelus.
Sweden. Cos; Antelope suow; Aosfo.s." -, b.fss
Sbe.srg5 baes. Act Lane: hersLa. dalleit. Ssixss
Jchtso Jon lasks. Use. ,ry Oarhsa. iu-e, sui J.
Cob Nicacrsoa a. ldg gutno fer Unised sts'es
A. "a rI~al lih ut. sDnrs Li5cFy hinsssn. u ,1d
81 ..ta for a. 18th As sTirS' "hr,ieI. New York
iard cd .gtb or PEI or Nsbel-,sh scAr Pariy,
- Audf,s News tsni 30 -otl fol 30 }. hrs AvNo,
Bri.u. Ne~Yoik snd -, 20 81 cI Pensacola S0' aA,
schr Jus Am coz Elzaoeh City y c. rhsnls (sai
sd .cr Hurs AID Nevi 0hl sob, biz Fyos Cloud Nay.
lo.d Saysnnah
Ar a. Aus,top ia jta NJ 6riss ua, Csrpester Ii.
cU,lt-iIh. A.bg ghfNteg, "sSr l. trslk'or Me - ih.
Pu s,bi Monfg,meIy Plsf 3h4-i1th, BAH Alsin Gard
uer Nevrort "" sehr Neit DIR NssYors Sd.
.Cth bfigs Amanda PSt Nsw.ioTA-.Si Ranger Rtyler
(vra
A.. at Falmouth .ta n'. lrs Isaa; cave. Can sas-
.c,t Ne.
Sid from Va'ibN gth 81 BRIG F. kecs Adam .'n
Pi,tcul Pr, ai,ucc, having 2. riif-d.
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There was an active Stock Market to-day and an
upward tendency in prices until the close of Ihe Second
Board, when the announcement of a large failure
gave the bears the advantage and some OF the lead
iIg Fancies fell off, Erie selling low i2i it hay
ing been AL in the street between the Boards Read
ing closed at 7oI, dividend, equal TO III Harlem
improved y cent. Hudson River y cent Pan
ana 2 cent. Central sold at s6s. CAUTION advanced
! T. cent. Cumberland y cent, &c. sale Of
Parker Vein was made at auction 81 lJc. The West
orn Stocks were generally steady Michigan Central
~ buyer 30. Northern Indiana 3. Galena and
Chicago e7l. Clcvolond and Toledo So, sc. In
Railroad Bonds the transactions were about $4,000
al hl prices. Incomes told at 1921 Illinois Central
/ III. an advance of ] q cent. New-York Central
e.. sale of the new Erie Bonds was made at 81 !,
and ~ was bid privately for $4,000. State Stocks
ore firm, with good demand. The sales ere $4,000,
al g. for MssouIs; % 1891 for Virginias. The Free
Banks in various parts of the country still supply
ing the make with the stocks, of which the sales
at The Board by DO means give an indication Of the
amount OF transactions.
The Exchange market is irner, with but moderate
transactions for the St. Louis. Sterling All per
cent. fIaIcs, POI Q5lsi.
Tie amount recei, ed a, the Sub-Treasuy to-day
was slO2, 994 paid, s34 sci balance, S2,l7s,752.
Tie amount paid from the Assay Ofice for gold de-
poti was sJ56,63l.
Tie Imports of Dry Goods this week sheg a con
iinued large decline compared with the same week
last year. The amount entered is sl,5lc 900 against
e. 800, 600 in 1854 showing decline Of 81, 900 600 in
the trs two wetss of the year. The details are
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SECOND BOARD
so,es Of stocks at phnadelphin-,JAs. p

FIT Board-afo0 scbry Nav. So n ~ - Geo do ~
72i; 500 90 7ll 80 do i2l 81 go do days Wv
1907 s. 55i 81 90 s5wo So, IS Penn r. in lots 45i
Miushnl n. r. 60; Lenish Nav cash 6ft; p 90 -,
G4I; do 81; II Meadow R. r., in lots b, $685. 40 do
30 81 lOo Union Canal g. 100 DO b. g 100 90 y; ~
do si ~ -cLuyI Nav. Pref, n; y do days, a. 81 D.,
III; Eo1Ti.t0wn r. 100 New Creek Goal Co, li
40 do t5 Isl 800 Lehigh Zinc in os 2 70 " rms OsnD
isI: &c Long lssud p. 4 IA; II Schuyl nav, l9. 100
Vctsburg r. Do 8i 81 Grsrd Bank os'h ~ We.iern
Bsnk go; Bank OF StnE io7; 10 Com neoiai Sans, -
Iefteen Board,l6O SusouetannA Canal 6s 5Ji 80 New
Greek Coal Go b. D.; HO Unon Canal - s l4 n A. kie
ID,usrce lC 80 Penn r. All 50 Morris Canal ossh III
us Reading X 10 iois SIT; - Grad Bank, llt
second Beard 40 sohuys Nav es %, ~. 900 CITY
RI 10 PR r. el; 5000. 9iB; 500 DO, st tOJ do
9 $50 do Oh S@V City 6s 81; $50 Long Island T. o.,
MI s. PepBs h ~; SO do a. 20 Lebsh Inc. 10 los
rs q Z Beaver Meadow b. So rs do 5. 20 leh 90
100 &C.. days, III; so Long leland n. a. IN lots. ~,
u GraId Bsnb, III; u do a.; Bauk Of Fem i"ii q
NethsIos Bsuk "a 2dO cash 27s; Commercial ana, 81
Bst Of Northern Liz s5wn, Sc 80 UnoS Canal y 49,.
1neJ B0dtd-a o. 200 Cam. & Amb x. g., 80 81 : 600
Wilmington Is ~ Penn. RR, 4ti; 100 SchGylkil Nav
Preferred b5 28ii 10 R,Ados r. 3jli . Schuy Nav 49,
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Eorein Ports

Az 8.sca Nv e. bark Mary and. Wh.'e ~ ZANZIBAR I'D
Prcvcencs % sell n few Days $500
To- Jl 18th ait soip Sg.c1ene1 4 toisb, lly-i-
Arr a. ca g. Sow q bns C4n..s Joers9s Arcs lt7f
90 Dec fer Ys.,s Dec. L. .hp- AnusWsn A;Lesn Ca.i
els Is.ucs AID sd for U1ltsd ststss ID Place d
Jeinvt- Chan es.sin and Heis3n p age d -2slrs
s-h FsLry Flrs Pet.rOn. iq1qa~i tth No'tI Ltfn
ltaa. ircLs Il.rtf. 8tL. CrsGIitze. -a-th. 90 sd
De .h'ps Revere. BIs sLa Ocean EGpisa Cc5nash'n
Clu,hs i..sncs.
H-rry Kelsey. Brschs.u- Jo-@eh Pisa, - 70 Ns1ii a.
Pine; J1segh Maxwell, Y-.fe k,ran. Fiaadefs, . J..
Hey-, g=su-s.s s. y edward .usdFant; Ca ifsrlii
Mitchell Ocesaus, More. dsg Caion4is Azgni flf
New Yors cr Dyer Hill, Ashore and nor 1.sy % -
sot g sshr {. s.odzst lives. .shore-bo,h a. the
liver ed NV s. brig James CssEi- Brandt Se~ York ia
es!esf.
An a. Mortevidso Nov - lark Wey5ose Cater. s.
ton and proceeded Bu-nos Ayrs.
Az 90 shout Nov. bark California Mitchell. from S1eaoi
80 .reri Horoau NV p chip Goldsa we', cuFs=a.
f'rc u san fTtIcseo Nsrla
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Pniladelphia Markets

Ilsrscou Of FLorE ard NEAL for the ses end "a n,
Icj fse L5l Of sur.Ire FLoUF q Co. foe 10 BIZ d.
MdGhrssi rs DO RYE FLouE j2 % CosS Mali 10 TO-
ctdeured. TotsI 2 -
Ia, ~ Cuefctou B,RK oferirs II Corloy there il.
Dc estl.e pleseI 'te seck unusually IE-t 4L4 prices
nm Nh uccs-Lt- ttstrfss doing Coal Gull. ,c- o~ee
enc rutrsi urctsrred CLovER sep meets vita god
c. L aud prcss 20 ~ 20 81 b1sc 9r t's and
.ftort L1rCs Inc tLC-G m9fsst ulfe-ec zl4
am Ass'e o. $50 bb.s f sc>i b-aui de 50 =
irt sr- az ers lees For LOle prices about
.sr~ vii lntsc rlsni o RYE fLctz geaty a.
: y Dbl COEs biE . yiufet or blTers
l-d sellers sFar thef views lie ass ss.ss were a.
- g 3 tLL
wrEAr s iu aiih small ss-s A. p NJ = y Tor red.
. Ter VIE Coss sells rely 81 ~, for ns~
e. l-r 10 veil Tier not z. - Jr--rg niE q
~aLt-c =. OATs scfsi Al daL Fof DkocE
lti1aIt mat-rats VII c.sase a. 4isti49n-
PROVISIONS rsrsn :Lsr-Fe. AErALs v-ry q1irf
..ooL-ft- ulf.-t cul s1c 1f-ss fsroE 80 buyer
y tm; barrels quoted = tc -sd b. +. IT,
: gz..lu.
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Nyses.,r. saw srsifveros v, Jan D. 80
Fr- -4v.,ai rout-s ps.t VI John thompson,
ur...-.- Sew yrrs -ab-t-s sns Note RePif ef,
ia, asisc tL1 niicr, or <hi-h n -
,esu -so-ecu ed f4r ll~L -,-
49, fhss siisck. Fere snfoucees, 'rd a. AZ MS
10 n Brs Or ~, voGd ,bly bsvs bees instituted
49, trers Lao hrfu fy cpyncf thti NJ Thompson "
,r--s H. rod fh m BE- matter He h.- ep-srd ia
IN T>re,isr o. 9Th January met 10 "a srfiee Faih "
q SIS ut'rue 80 b fy pe'hap- cortune ne ,.ssa$ WI
a. rye Of irfn-rcir. sat ren1 nE >-airs' hn
rfr1 = f1e % n p4'nf q.
g.. 20 c. .sy thft fa bArk psr'cy s11ud
49, M o-.s-isn ard that u rs 81 81 ues e-s- net -
,i,r rrcu ply 18th It's co1r'er so a. me >1'
r,rE - UEere ~ grs-'-- Of ne View boz Al 1
Fsri. 20 NIX tser fedeu tcns, sad tee f1o nay ''i a.
s4-so thst it y . continue 1lcvipi, y 50 20 . 800 .
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The following sales Of Bonds and Stocks were made
az auction by Simeon praler.


al auction by Simeon Draper:
- OO Cleveland End Toledo r. Incomes So
600 Columbus. PiquA .pd nd K Go ,l't NJ ~ -
shares Excelsior Fire Issuance Co.........6!at4
10 shares Parker Neiu Goa le
90 . .s.,s mon COZ Goa c. rs
Mr.. Albert ii. Nicolsy will hold special auction
sale OF Stocks and Bonds TO morrow, Saturday. AZ l2
o'clock, at tie Mere. ants Exchange.
There is fair account OF orders for American
securities by the Baltic wrh tie ntmston that they
will increase the accounts iron lis side nlcste the
growth OF confidence rse NJ :.oy market is quoted
AS ess, sud many t tie letter conf ienuy express
tie opinion tia; peace j. 81 hand. ,itteE from
Paris stAt(s 'hat an ausUg,Uent for ling the lew
loan IL I'VE huudrt millions Of Francs h4d already
been corc uded with tie capitalists Of tbs. city.
There was IN increased ;1quiry for American securi'
Tee il. LorGon.
Ni,h dee? resret we re compelled 10 announce
that the drafts Of Messrs. Page 4 Bacon, OF -.
Louis gpou Msssr.. Duncan, Sherman Co, Of this
City were to-day protested for non-psyment. The
embarrassment OF this house has grown. messursbly,
out al Il connection OF one Of Us members With one
OF the largest railroad projects Of the West sod the
cribs has been pIeci plated tie failure OF Nessrs.
Bslchez Brothers, WHO ara debtors OF Page n Bacon
10 about the amount Of $3.50, 900. Friends of the
house were ready to-day to furnish the means to the
extent of $500 goo ii ueeded fer carrying it through
but the arrane mens IL regard 70 securities could not
be made in time The liabilities Of Mes-rs. Page &
Bacon are probably inside Of million OF dollars OF
which SIX or seven hundred thousand dollars due
deposi;0s The real estate alone OF the partners Is
estimated to be worth million and half Of dollars
There is little doubt that the house viii pay al s la
binfes and have lsrge surplus. TIE business Of
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Arrived.

-,.rtt, N,,b.,l. E-r-v s. hoa1 from Chsrcr'c, -
: a.. 49, 80 -
qi.aeo W,-.- T.-.r, y-v 22 nsssed A-isr Sept p
-, a. - pote >o, ~ IN 8 He.,ls Nv %. tc,s ali
st.toF Rnft.ft e. TIE a. rG setriag d0Ta p
80, -, H. ,nth of lu.ast she oa.y gained s10 niles
! --, : "A manson al nor. ass.y current fie.e
80 - .,-s'7,so ys.s-i. a s. Helena
- ~ w. C,,r. f,f Rieh-uoni Ne j Bishop Cari.f 81 q.
- 90, - r Coruins 4 Co
~ eie.st- of J, emf l5i an san Francisco a. dtv
Ard - fsv. ron B.hil. = i.c 20 order
6,rk Ezs Bar.. BIZ Tsti nsou Por az Vrincs 10 days
10 i-sroos A. - Tue. .- 4 Ligh. bourne
r.. P.wtrcke of Portland Tncr.ton Mitsnzss T. dsys'
srr.r ~ Moses Tsy's x 90 v-s.-l 20 master
a. ,ns,s, "a, I,ttrs kns.ou Jam y Days, coffee
,,J r1r.rt. 10 L.a,cr.s. 1 &c
b,g rorsy Brown RI e. iohis sdtvs coal 70 Ga 90
49, E.ret sfnnev s.on, Charleston DAYS, COTTON
49, ire ~ D.llpsr 4 Potter
scrr Pc Ans Eos.iu Geo7geto p { % days n1ya
go. o., Row 4 D. Re .s.ft
CT cIs~,. ,.fgs,e Fnlren Bs nrre 10 dave .
No. a 10
schr FlHabel A. Silver A-ln gtOn, \ C., 10 days AiNA
80. -, mast,
-. ri. 4, g. l,-,. hi R,b't,s RI i,f, If,cas
- =, 80 a. \. t,t, ,.r-r bee IT, ia .r,oa-i
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4 an9 iss''sS, 80 ~f - to = 10 .5i,e ~
Coa ro'. IN en- - Ioru,- T. New lsrk Jsa DOB ~
~ - IN - -i, n, ~, n, ,.fr,o.ge : "a.
s,,, tbe \ go ,,,1f a.ars about 10 A II AMI -
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81 1 Rim T. 10 UR y 1 l.
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