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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

TEAS prvse sale there IL steady busoess doing In
Blacks Ooonss and held 81 Sc and upward Gtsens are
ac, bot quef public sale fae.dey ~ Old crop
Greens Black mostly the there faif atseoi
suce ssr the prices realized equal to the ast
and saiisfsctcry 20 holders
TALLO T-TEe supplies are sccumulsns and the market
continues oroop There disposition with shippers 70
e1t.r market sales OF 10 800 u Butcher Asociauoo
lie Which lower and "a Coo n City snd "esern AZ ~
lie since receipt u tss stes mers ~ 90 %
od At lie decided advance ROagh Fat sells cash.
TlNToe msrkst rather sesd-r f'r fis sses OF 100
,,oe, 1. by DO means Arse; 80 IL belo 81 30 81
WOOL-Pulsd the only description f1r sb;h there j,
the by means large. and
A sales y 2Jc s1per and for
extra Fleece Is stesdy bu. quiet go sod hin oar
rGae Foresn inactive know OF no sales Of mo-
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fsy Telexruph.

sAyANNAB-Arr Feb n, steamship Knoxville. New. York
MN oRLE tSs-sld Feb -. steamship Enpr. City,
Nee.loTk VIA Havana
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price of the
Principal articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of
y ovv. Yo,k on Wefnasday Feb, 81:
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NEwyOpx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1855

CHa,Lssros Feb Sou corros cAshet shru. ~ s.es
SurI he PAS: two dave Of s7o bales pee' fsnsIs no"
sCec.
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me0ical.

NURE for RHEUMATISM WIN. DAWEA
~ No eos 6tnav, Ny. MAGNETIC sALVE, lYe 9
box Cures all Rheumstic Pains soid Wholesale and eA
INF Dawess sHlys well recommended lie 10 blind -
bis family IL viii be charitable act 70 buy VI an.
tn
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hTss4F FIsITfTs -
cor SO. our ss, NsskJ the dspa1t for t1.s steai1
~ re-. more srtive pnces ale M u Tor of de- u H ne
A. oroiuAry telc-lcJ d0~ vac D hs
par su o. y he lsre stock To az % .t-s ~ l-s
h,a and The busles ben quite limited. without
I'M cb.Lse pess The sfket ei'sIas heavy a. %.
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enc ltic amos
sUG.Rs- Der market /, well stocked, the greater port,
AhOs the deHzod since our last Weekly has 9eea
fair ard prces supported; sales OF 400 hbts Ne
leans st4dsc $50 hhds Cuba Ngsc0vsd a. st1r-i 80
boxes brown yellow H.van4 ga &c y hh1s ne
crop Rico aud Is hhds Texas D. hnis
Mss.s st Sc. by auction, y hhds Ne" Orleans 81
"a Ji0-1
spFLTER-The market is frmer with sales in lots At s.
.7i6S6
sETDs-The frmer Clover; the sales mod
Glic for Jersey, Penuss vsna aud OniD n notify
firmly for Resp-d. bg q1iet Roagn Flax Sed
couiir ues aud wanted = 8od IS y 80 ~ Clean
sehrs +l7 ptc Lineed firm and IN demand last sale
Boston -. cash nDd time .
sIEARlS-The without change; sales OF Is 900
stliGItlc for COuuOD 10 prime ~ hiie
sP CESIhe nurset hrru for most descriptions without
nsr,td activity either Of 800 bags "copper" AZ
life IS No Nutmss-. CSC Cs.a Sac; 90 N as
previous arrival private terms, SO bass PImeoto
Isl &c ana TO 90 TO aTIye, private teroi 100 bags
Race Ginger &c. s moths
sPIRITs-The market for all description Of goresn
only oders- demsud, sales Of ~ bf pipes CoEnae
81 %; do B@d-sux Al : -, 20 Rochelle do. at
81 Qsl CT. FIVE Funcheons Jsmaics Run private
1900. 81. .
sKINs-Curscos quiet; sales Of 900 It &c g
OF Deer 500 ID. Honduras sold part previous TO AZ
~ sl. L ie could rot Learn.
STAR The supplies noieste Of Pear! a. &c. snd
sHOT-N1 sltesiion IN quotations. the sses are limited at
&c for Drop &c Bar Lead sells az be, and
Sheet ara Pipe al &c ,eah
TCBACCO-Hol have advanced their views. and pur
Inv spAriugy though enhanced rates
there bu.o,-s done, ipciuoiog 1913 hb1- Men
tueiy ard Msysyie 4aplc - bales Havana = &c,
SS cases L,si Sc % FLORIDA dlic., AMI 10
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IMMATURE alM.s,c...... rhis p,r
sVs-Fses...6 Is Set.......-...p ~ Noo>-Sess.''--
HicH wArER...-....rHis DAY 81,
Sandy Hook II Gov. isand..O ~ heiI 6afe''''''t -
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Markets. Reported 6v Tel<zrapa.

NEv OkLEASs. Feb. 1o-OGr coTrJs msrset .o-dsy has
und.rgone decline Of la IT, qualities below Mtdns
he Nidd and tie e-sc-ipsoas above remain unchanged
Tie ,a.es Of The ssy were 90 bAea Ell.
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GUNNY BAGS quiet; last sales at Boston at Ste, in
bundles ard &c In bales Cloth IL 6ru ~ held AZ III;
hAY-Ths arrivals are increasing and prices favor toe oS
with only misd shipping den and ~ S5c q 100 10. sat
Hay is sell n S74 i4c. y l0O 70.
HONEY-Sse. have been made Of tes Cuba for home use
and q gallons for terms not made public
HOPS have core and much depressed soa eh :
about IS bale. have sold for d@e for growth s3 Tns
demand is only Of a retail character.
RlDES-The eDhsneed prices demanded check trsnsat
and quotations Of the PRIME quses barely sustained
COMMON Qualities plenty. and full prices sre realized
ToeAy made OF 1000 buenos Ayres sh, Et
23e mos usual selection ard 500 wet sailed Western
20 AZ 7le moe The stock remaining hand = - fol-
low, Buenos Ayres SEQ Rio Grsnce; q go Aneosturz
Mexican; $50 Porto Csbelo SEQ ssvauil.;
SEQ Southern Texas &c Sc Dor 200 California;
Tassf e W
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uINEs-Tbe demand only for immediate requirements,
price. supported sales 10 casss Sargunsy P1r 81 10
ds IS; 10 Sherry IS 81 95 90 ClEe s. add
10 or essis Msdeifs -
WHlsKI-1he net "a inactive bat firm. e. 33.c for
Prison Ia Sc for Ohio Orqo held ~ SIC time
vHALEBOSE- The market is frm snd there i little large
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Bew-york Cattle Market.

REPORT OF BEEvEs MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES,
sHFEP ara LAMBS. and SWINE. received Ia Ne" =
NORK az the several market places Of Live Socs v1sn
the current sellins priees each Prepared every
WEDNESDAY, the great sale day at Bulls ie.D, Forty
fourth ct, expressly Tor TIE cEW-fOEk III bUSE,
BY sOLON ROBINSON
WEDNESDAY, Feb 81, 1885.
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HFMP-Nspia has declined end swiihcu setivis,;
are reported Of 50 bales 81 ete mos American
heavv lets at slsVe eco Tor dressed Jute
btl1 Ct 80 mos
INpiCO-Tfe d-rsrd is limited snd prices steady;
s,e Of Il case. Manila il cash Is chests Caseesi Of
scQssc
INpIA RURBFR-We understand tie sales made yes;er-
cay were A. 4lc49c s NOS dat, paid fCr Para.
fRON-scOteh zig q firm, with sses Of 20 uns in lots >.
ssRs0 months Common English Bars are dull .; 80! -
ds6s tefnei 80 S72 g. Russsn Sheet Is nrr1 81
lie q ronrhs, which the last sale was made.
LATr-There 10 little here, aud prices Ees nrraefi
30 Gee Eastern sold 81 81
IIME-since oar is: weekly report, 100 Ibis.
Rosslsad 50 d at 81 q. and iot Lump eel 80. -
LEATEFR-Ths demsId has been very eooi Tor middle
WEIGHS the supply stu very metser ana ua'oy G
the hsrcs ~ house sales OF T. g and b a. 1 ana
Ar Ac 30 Gle. bat IN some instances .itc hts
been resIsa The receipts me whole are quite modet
ste thoGsh rather IL Of the sales OAK o. sel De-
seltoHs request and full prices Obtained trench
CAT SANS sre N fair request prevoas auotitioas We
quote:
Oar (sr LisS, Pn2 y asO lHeat Ii Orso p .ist go
Oar, hsrsls.-........s4 az H.n'k MAR ABA as
o.k. hesvs...........-i ar Hen't Mid Oriaoooa a..
Osk. 10y hnei-..s.S ct iHerak. Aesyy....-.. IL
Osk ohsc. z 2 Hen's Good OsnsE'd lei CIT
Ost Socth-tn Light: ~ 2 y Hsu'k, Upper IN rsh
Oak b " ef sated % c. slaughtered ......SsE2
E,rt Il r 4 6kse al
iTMB{R-E.s,ern Spruce ard Pa. are nominal AID the
surslv here /. very isht =; siSdss4M
fpip-Tbe marser shade 6rmer, with sass Of ls0 suas
soft Frssh IS 81 - days sddDs sssTssi and IS
Srp nth az Is s7t, cash
SEOLsssEs-The demand l. nsasss'e f0l foreign; the
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Water-Cnre.

nR. WESSELHOEFT's WATER CUkh
~ Brsaeboro yeunont, which has been Ia sueeesa n,
rsticn for yesfs keeps open for the reception s3
will out closing II Indicated By the dseSs,
nsy on request have t1e Hydropstbc tnesinens - -
with Homeopathy AID kpesbeTspy or the ssea.s * Mil
Hsd.ea Gymnastics Resident Physician, Dr. fhsN
LkR. For terms &c please apply 70 49, . x.s--sL
Me FRfD wZ5sELHOEST Pf,r,e....,-
nYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE and SChOVE
IL No IS Lsisht " Accommodations for leo pen
TRAIL 81 d. prOpnetor.
WATRR-CURE, corner 6th-sv. and 3S! 49,
suthoy ars nrsetoner IN Wstcr Cure and Dr. TAiHs.U
eeive patients ss above. City practice attended ID
Saturday evenings
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POTATOEs-Tbe msrtet = sati snsry seemingly the SUP
Div he god eq1-l the oeuaud, sales of w~sefn REDS
snd Pinhees s. 81 10 and meeeI sad CsiIefs a.
a IS 20 y bbl .
PLAsffR-Cslcnsd is IN fair demand sales goo bols st
81 Sl 90 DAYS
RICE il thout chsnge ouly pier4ts demind prevails
and the sales are 4eo tcs a. - 75d+ - i To- 10
sALT-The market Gull sLd heavy and the sales include
20 scis -htous 600 % around 100 Jetreys
4 - on priv term -
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Arrived.

at, wu Y Travis Smith Galveston, Texas feo D. shyat
hide. sc to J. Brewer Co Ehpshenced neasy
nj, ,T,.. uAipsai sId pb took pilot on the leth -
Bars Onward Palermo, 80 days. fnit, &c, % ny
berlsin Robinson co. Experienced hesVr "sstue.
fnr signals: the white and red 'honlonta second
"a snd thorzontsli third yellow sna o.1e
lsl) the fourth. blue. ~hte md ne lhoriLoutc
bsr, Rambler Rocklsndl Packer New Orsfos 10 ost'
u,l,s.. Norssn & Go vessel 10 White duncan /,
Big Fesnce (ssId Pellsrsno, Geneva IS days ssole'
pas, 70 Giro Frsncs Go Been % cay ~" u
lar Experience heavy weather Had three deaths ana one
brih on the passage . L. $780,. n. NJ
lie. srchor AZ Harts Island.
scb, Ella ssukner Boston mdse TO Dayton sprAsue
The lee a am hOr ABOVE ell Gate -, .. -.
scbr Ezsbeih Bowby, Roy, welmot, " -, ID days p'ta
chr " r Burpham Crowell Salem 3ds, FISH, RW Ropes
scbr Homer Pzrser. Boston Gays oldse 70 ,. ", L,"
scbr. ommedorr Kesrney Parker Boston dsy', muse
Schr Lscon Norri, Boston days. mfse 70 ha''e"
schr Bsy state Verrell kocsald, lime.
schr. or,n Cowl. Nerfeli, Roeslsad hpe
schr. Samuel Ran,in. -, Rockand' line
schr. Ella Jones, Rockiand lime
schr snstn Hall Plymouth, 10 ballast
schr. william Gregory. Crockett boston
Schr VII lam = Brown, Hobrook, Boston
ST. Isssc "A sms.n Collins Fall River days. mdse
BFLow-Bsrk ocila, from St MafAs-by plot oo4t Aa'J
Taylor. , M. 81 ,., r,.,;;.
Woodbon for savaonah Marion Foster, or Cnareseoni to
apose Skinner for NofOk shP Lady franklin gordan
for Liverpool; John Bright Csiiio tor 'serpoo
sti.on or Cork; Binioan Hubbard for Cacu,ta edron
scL TAYLOR Tor Cls.sow; bsrss Maine Law, Demne, for
Monteyiosoi james Nj. bcss Latham, for Rotterdam
WIND-Dufins the day, "
Sup CoRsRLrus GRSSrLLThis vessel, which returned to
uot Yesterday and reported 10 tas ani O'het
the pumps having burst. the esptain oeeuee II -
tuf 10 port shout htfy vessels wneh nave eN "a
s have y Surveyor not one has returned
nor been reported lost So far as heard tfom o.,
The bsrk Emperor reported below by pilot Is no
doubt the Empire, arrived yesterday
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From which will be that the decresse 10 receipts no
srOsn ~ bales The isersase IN e1eorts 70 crest
Britain 2SG0o bsSs other fo-elsD ports % decrease !"
France, II 100. Total nefeass 10 erpoTts, zl2teo
Tire following sales Of Bonds and Stocks were maze
1t auction by A. H. Muller & Co:
~ shares Brookly Bsok
o. shares Colunbis Fire Insurance Company ,'-',oS, -
The receipts Of the Chicago and Rock lsiaad nan
read in January, were $4,000.
The receipts Of the Long Island hauroN LOT
January, ISt4.......... lf''''
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following dealers al y ing 81 Market:
NJ FVLLER-Stans n &. z. far. cheese and Lard
n PscEsR 4 Sox-Stsnd \, f"a'tsy ma Dame
MAR RYSo-s.anas ~ a sa1 e. Sesl Nation, Veal
anS Lamb =, ~,
BACON. beef. 1oI gues &c.
r NJ pvoGsS Co-Staud NJ. {. Fruits ~ al kinds
n ID HncoN--sta Nos n sac ~, fi-h dealer.
q b. HAREis-Siano -. So, Ess., Cheese. Ae-
q L KING 4 Ca-Stapd No. 5, Cgeea AND Dned .fas
Vegetables. Herbs SC
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OIL CAKH-There enough doing - ties, the E.-k-t.
Wr.ferp - scare. =4o Tim Ly si aaa Tsick
EouTo CoBrfry 81. cab
PROVISIOSs-rhs narket i asan better ~ pa-t he
ava. sre rot 90 l.ge .ni lees Prime Mess o1srrg-
lew l. hello shove the Of shippsr. generally Old
,e;ve arc eiose. bgoyAni - nbs Is
as for Mes 80 for sour do. 50 far Tain
hess al - DO Mes, Slin<5 y for Wssreru Prin- ies-
81 Tor CITY DO sId 81 ga e. for lear. Beef = in
- and steady arrivals light; SAFES o. 30
bh. At 80 16dt for Repaehsd Cocaso and W seasia,
as n Tor Verne Mes rs f0f kxtFs do, - so iJ
C6uIiry Msss ard IS ia e. for 20 Prime Prm. Ms i
qt iut finn fs tOG 81 sale. o. 100 tee good lad
vitbp cur ouot4oDs beef liam. hrn sales o. TO b.
At 4i5a4s for sno Chicago kugl sh Bacon . q
hr ess active Of 80 box Gtc for shot iit 80 sad
az f Loos es rih II; - dsc fgr Clear 10 do Cu
Mesis in mooers. IMPLY sse' % 40 bids and
10. sffIGac Hams "a 6tc for Sh1ld.r. Lara Il
firm Prime rot erty; sales $50 bis Ste for
Grease 81 DC for fan 10 pine ADD ut 0s f9 k-ft
D,.e6 Hogs aITve sOriy n bsf sales II 90
Wesfern Jersey sslshe 81 tt Butter = ess
plenty and The prices tetd spssrd the derand god It
idc fr Ohio 3 2-ic ani p 1jlc fr Osta.4
County Chee,e TAR request aEs lot ab1noAH Al y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

BEfswAA-uee ,a,, 3 90 y southern and West
esp yeio~ at 27dNio
BksCk-Ibe demand V Moderate and the supply not ex
cessse ssles Of Jerey go q 81 IS srd River - a.
CO., Phisdelreis Face are seog S3seSxS for eood
quss,y
BOOTS AND SHOES rh-re acsdBes N the
askek inf aepced b. the b,xt rs Al bat
Che ssorsens hand oees seec selseop Nc saies
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Markets. .CARErrLLY REPosrFD FoR rHE CR;s'7sE.
WrpXrspN FEB 7t-f 4
asursThe nss,ket l. without variation; Tie deuesS q
urstt a. 20 50 tcr Pos and 80 - for Fears Iee ooS
irs n, stock r,rlsrine tho warehouse OF Mess" ~es's
6sguesv Co on the 10th inst
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,.o,s hs-. y limited aod prices srs IN .'or Of tss ssE-f
,sI,s hhas Cab. MO- Tsdo - - 10y e-s".Ik
f,is,,i. ,o cen md he.vT wa ipere---d stock .. -
So ttls Sew-OIie,ns ~ -S9fic oJ ACHE - Us
4. q '-frAs
.y.I OR tie uarset for ~uri's frr1er -ir- -
= H. .lf..as f-lf. fs-- e -1 b. = fc .rs'.
- 49, f.ee Boz sh.r- order On A. q fr' - 80
=. ...,.t H. r. ms; - 4 3d. t1s "a lrra sni
ri. '...., A. - ~ p rin hfsn s1f d.
-, --.r-.-- 81 - V-f's s-u ur.. 4n q -0ct
-. ... hsre iowe-. s-.@s ~ go 7--- - oa4l31 -
r =. sln 4 e@A.-rd 81 IN grades AZ si -ccd
-, q. j. 10 res-,. pr BAT bsre npoe --fs -
..-s,, utb ,.ls. Yesterday a 80 b7 .agorE = 81
n o,Ssr IN ,srd Cl,y P.iea 81. - y . We g19r-:
I-ircr - n1i.....r - y
1eost, e. 2 80 90 a. l.. s-.in eaH. an.. s. 90 :
n I' 2 De- ar'-s........ 8. r. rs
r., 8 - Eope rs n g. p Talp al. fia -
TT q -
rALs-Cut,re 10 600 6ersnd al 'a7o'V - Prees
,.ff > cav. ,sles a. sc cA-n. sld is -l-.-s
an STre m.rt~r or BGFth LL---r a. improved.
~. M a. al. O. sf~ s-o-ss-7 - .ad IN
i,.,rc.s re have teen 80. ger fruc- Ma bsavy,
.f,e tsinz . inquiry for export bat fNe Die. ne
49,. ~ ,rr!scfuE.rs crate. sfsr
ur A. 52l4ssc c.sh Retns1 j. IN nodrra- s.30y wl'l
az ipr.r Bl-s led osf - a16e @; Crude ape
.e.re and 0f prc~s vii mach d-q-17 to
,i a. the arrival = 'r-h sgpp last ,- 30 .-sh
srnfaefursc limited qIe.t a. 81 g Tor iab~t-nei
- IS Tor aesch-d Lal on j. dtll and gT.e- feehy
.B rr, !. =. Of - hhl. We-erH - ia c.sh II re.
80 rs,oe pt-e scr sumner ~ Wsrsrn Ret there ..
her .nc au see eash olive gale. g 5o To- q1srs
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
Tri-Weekly Line Of Stages,
A&#s;R

EEs52
From Clinton to Amite Station, passing
through Greensbury to Amite City, on the
Neao Orleans, Jaczson, and Great Northern
Rail Road
THERE is NOW ESTABLISHED, on this route,
L Tri-weekly Line of Stages, leaving Amite City
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
on the arrival Of the Passenger Trains from New
Orleans, and reaching Clinton the same evening at
I o'clock. Returning, will leave Clinton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at S
o'clock in the morning, and arriving at Amite
City in time for the evening train to New Orleans.
By this route, passengers will pass from New
Orleans to Clinton the same day This route is 6S
miles by Railroad, and S5 miles by Stage, the Stage
road is beautiful undulating country, afford
ing good natural road. As there is, as yet, no
mail established this route, bag for the trans
mission ofetters and papers, has been placed at the
Office ofthe New Orleans apd jackson Railroad, No.
45 Carondeet Street, and will be sent to the Rail
Road every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Z
o'clock in the morning. and every attention will be
paid to the proper delivery of letters and papers.
The FARE for through passengers from New
Orleans to Clinton will be five dollars. 1t will be
thus seen that this is the cheapest, quickest and
safest route from Clinton to New Orleans.
F. E. HESLER, Amite City.
Clinton, Nav s. 1855.
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
OFFICE OF TIL

OFFICE OF THE
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, Goth JUNE, 1855.
CaUtiOn.-LOttery Fra lllls.
THE Commissioner of the Maryland State Lotter-
L les has deemed it his duty to caution the pub
lie against the numerous Swinders who circulate by
mail and otherwise, fraudulent Lottery schemes, and
pretend to be agents for the sale of tickets in Lot
teries which are wholly fictitious,
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland are those
drawn daily under the superintendent of the Com
missioner elected by the people of the State, un-
der the new Constitution, to examine and approve
the schemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certif-
Gates of packages OF tickets, have the Autographed
signature F. X, BRENAN, General Agent for the
Contractor. Office of the Maryland Consolidated
Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. All others are fraudulent.
Any information on the subject of Lotteries, the
manner in which they are drawn, &C., &C., will be
cheerfuly given by addressing
F. Brennan,
scptS IS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
To The Public.

W The Proprietors of "THE PATRIOT
would respectfully inform the public at large
they are fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions of PLAIN
JOB AND FAMG:T PR1M PRINTING { z3V 6,
SUCH As
HAND BILLS, LAWYERS BRIEFS,
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, ETC.
And as the materials of our Office are en-
tirely NEW, and having been selected and ar
ranged with great care, we tlatter ourselves on
being able to please all who may favor us
with their patronage.
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
THE AMERICAN PATRIOT
WILL DE PUBLISHED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
BY W. H. GREEN T. c. T. DUNN.
Office over g. Il. Neqfus store.
TERMS.

TERMS.
SUBSCRIPTION, Three Dollars, ,uhen paid IN
advance, or Five Dollars if not paid at the
time of subscribing, or at the close Of the
year. Subscriptions aoiU not be received for
a less period than sic months, which ,OiN be
Two Dollars, Invariably IN aduance. No
paper uiU be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option Of the pub
Usher.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar
per sQuare, of ten lines or less, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion. Liberal
deductions sciU be made to those sUho advertise
by the gear.
AN communications of a personal nature, either
of a defensive or offensive character, must be
paid for according to the regular advertising
rates IN order to secure publication.
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
JOHN G.. Archibald,
PIINTER AND GR.ALNER

TN 1r1V0
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Clinton
" and surrounding country. He will give palti-
cular attention to Zinc Painting, in either the fiat
Or polished white or any other that may be desired
ANY person wishing his services VIII apply at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Langworthy Il Tidon, in
Cant1m. ap2l
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PROFESSIONAL,
AS. o. FUQUA. H. q. HILBOURN
FuQlll Il KilbOurM,
Attorneys at Law,
CLINTON, La,
rE Will practice in the Courts Of East and
West Felicana, East Baton Rouge, and St. Helena
Parishes
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John Burton. Sam,l Davis, John Wheat
John NJ. Bach, q. D. Strickland, jr. w. Williams.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
VIM. Kelly, w. A. Crenshaw.
LIVINGSTON. :
Levi Spiller, Jacob /. Watts,
WILKINSON co. MISS.
DR.. D. L. Pharis, Phillip Huff, John Whitaker,
ANTE, co. MISS.
Eli l. Capel, H. G. STREET., Robt. Germany,
NEW ORLEANS.
Col. S. W. Oakley, W. II. Garland.
The said commissioners shall have power to ap-
point deputies or agents in other places for receiv
ing subscriptions. Seven shall form quorum for
doing business in the town of Clinton.
The lists of subscription shall be closed on the
first day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
fve or If the subscription shall not amount to ser
enty-tve thousand dollars at that date, then they
shall be closed as soon as said amount shall have
been subscribed. As soon as the subscription list
shall have been closed, they shall be returned to
the town of Clinton for registry in the Office Of the
Recorder of mortgages of the Parish Of East Felic
ana, as required by law
SEC. g. linn ,diatey after the election of the
first Beard OF Directors, the subscrpton lsts shal
be opened tor period OF four months, in such places
as the said Board OF Directors may deem advi
sable, and public notice shall be given thereof in
newspaper published in the places where ssi:
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Feliciana Institute.
A Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladie

ana Misses
Mrs. NJ. J. CLIFFORD, Successor to Miss E.
MI j. Mills,) respectfully announces to the cit-
zens of East Feliciana 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
oung ladies confded to Mrs. C.'s care.
Music, both vocal and instrumental, will be
taught by the best teachers.
For terms and particulars, apply at the lnstitu
ton.
Clinton, La, January II, 1855.
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CONVEYANCES.
49, e479S se19 sHz5gas s1tsza

From and and after Monday next, 23d instant,
the cars Of the G. 4 p II. R. R. will leave Clinton
every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, connecting same days at 9
A. NJ, with the steamer Laurel Hill.
The Directors have established the "through
ticket" system in connection with the splendid U.
s. mail steamer LAUREL HILL, by which ar
rangement passengers will be enabled to procure
passage from Clinton to New Orleans for IS. Pas
sengers leaving the city for Clinton, can likewise
procure through tickets on the same steamer.
No extra charge for the reshppng Of baggage,
&c.
ap2l DRAUGHON, Agent.
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DIR. II. WeIch Jones.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
AS permanently located in Port Hudson, and
Ill will give his entire attention to the practice OF
his profession.
rSY- Office, one door North of DR.. Ken1edy's
Drug Store, where he may always be found when
not professionally engaged. He solicits share Of
patronage. Port Hudson, May, 1852.