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y: THE y CONFER -. F. !;
Nea OIL ltJai{ - 1ll'lS :
- .l5 sEi,u,kia Al 800
REscE, EI,sse''

III E H. |. "
The offerings for to- day in street. Expo
well up to their ability for discount ~ II.
but little paper offering. We have 800, Il IN, were
last week other than that second and, I,sz q was
taken 50 freely ii was last month y
tban na,,es 20 iore scyt;nzed rece
the week at the close of to day were, ~ * F tesa
For Al long dated acceptances per etie mars
For AZ falling due within 80 days, taken BY tie l& K
Bank ..,-.... tsa4 -
For AZ long date anlG
Good second grade, less than 80 days. 6
Single names, long dates t.......... $50. SOLO
What termed short dated The streets iS paper narr
this side Of January next. CT
The stock market very quiet, and Is indication Of the
sounness community from the fact that ali ap
pear held for investment though Of course, with eight
banks there may be occasional sale arising from want Of
money The sales Of Canal Bank part of those noticed yes
terday 1872 net dividend The only other sale
stocks for the week hundred shares Pontcharan Rail
road o. and few shares Of Louisiana Manufacturing Com
pany Premium 900 City Consolidated Bonds private
terms and fifteen shares st Charles Hotel.
There considerable activity to-day the season of the
year exchange New York Bankers other draw
crs very firm at to II dis other good from IL
olS dis sight also taken freely the streets at par
dis.he banks holding at par Short sight from Il 10 x dis
Sterling very firm and frs4 class clear bills taken
investment 9 For other purposes drawers hold at N to
49, and the banks that drawing at 10 per cent prem.
In bills Of ading drafts there nothing done to-day
than completing the contracts made during the past three
Francs pretty firm Purchases made to-day IT,
the range Of the market closing at TO 1874 There
some drawers holding fraction higher we hear of
sales above figures. IA ,'' #.n Isl
Our usual weekly quotations of stocks follows:
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W,ATERT q II CTS Us. :

", srTT SIM SPRINGS eHocr&w c8BNFSss
7 Aissgaia Il st5gs aseE-
Al tts f5r ter liberal patronage bsasoSed
~ seson and hsgs 10 shea ss e WI 81
slpy I Weyt (TrIeafs INF sssg3us15
H IA ahaga nlace Ia Communicate vsisIfhex
NJ trsapg expense without ths ussE caused
Ia mails 3S18s5S7 5S ~ S5ss5sg5
Per ~. <. NJ ~
month 40 al
WE eanv 10 the HpFi.sa.
~ y seal y ~ f;fS RfgS ProprIascs
sIses -
- . 90 fsYVFyTsTTA Id HF6rTsGL.-YHTS EsrA- s
Tfyf f1a repaffcd TenoYatea 49,
onaI IN Ike rseeutiol Of VISITORS of Jnr
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sT,kTE OF LOUISIAN,

STAEFlEJF I.SI II
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT HENRI RANCE vs. HIS
NOTICE il hereby given to the cTsaas8rs 9I
cened by The Court benefit Of
further Notified that meeting Of his
this city FRIDAY the 18th day Of July q oslScE
The meantime proceedings against ms person ana
ID
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uNDERsI NED HAVE FORMED q
IN partnership will continue the business of Sruilh z
Cooper. II this city and New York, under die firm Of
COOPER u Co. L. L. SMITH
Y4fE VIM b. COOPER
- -. s} ~ ]. ALLAN MTG HE'LL y
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. 81
Ne. =, E ~ No. = ii IN vs. 6 IEEs:
A sas e
eep9 YEN poT Ct IL son.
de plus notifies toutes poursnes udcaiEes cone 81 pei
some SEES nSnsdues ct quune assembee de
creanciers en- asnde de a. Doroconrt rotaiTs e
cetts VILE lie Iee jour du niois de Juliet le59
10 heures du ma leHet de IN on pusenfs
Par ordre de IA tour ce % JUN 1856 : ~ y
je28 jy1 10 - 800 Depute Greier:
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INDIARURBER pATENT.-

n. 4sas1zHVz,uura INDIA KsUBk5EKsP ATENp,-B. AN
E OGNINI Il &I4 Cont St., Billiard Table Manu-.
Sfacturer, has constanyon hand new and second.
g hand BILLIARD TABLES. Also all articles be-
and Sreichers Also Keno Boxes Cards Ten Pins and
Balls The undersigned having added his Manufactory new
Saw and Planning MIL receives orders saving planning
Of all descriptions Boxes for packing merchandise of all sizes
hand and made to order Planning always on hand for sale
Antognin has also hand large quantity Of log and
fouo wood prepared for dyers and sold
the North He has also hand large of Bungs
all sizes. for C0operS Mt moderate prices.
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MUNUe ~ \ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT (auRr P 4ILENET VS. HIS CREDITORS.
+ NY 9fsasA $3.50. No. lsa e,,.a,.e-
the insolen and to a
ted to show cause within ten days sem synic
of the creditors of saonso1ven should accord
ihomologated according law, and the fur vi '-t
ingly h., 9. q "A n 80 ;5$a5.5
order Of Court this 2lth Deputy cler.
m27 ,Ss at 2 - - : Is = + - - al S5f'ss
t,a i5s5 ia or4lE LA LOUISIANA. 49, 50 j
=, = q DISTRACT ?. ALLENET VS. SEES GRE
elNe H.! Conl Orleans. ANGLERS No. 9l30.
dS " dun slsllit lns0lvable sOnt
rs bbsr ces presentes notifies d'ayoir deduire dix
i premiere dp leg
e second ableau de distribution presente
sydc es ceanciers ssd insolyab set approuFe
hooogue ct les fond entire main rpars
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dlattituI1r 'S5,lotiffs.

=, ElF' Notlec.--A meet5ngsof the mn icaN
nagty The Fourth Represenaiiye District will he held THIS
YEMiNt The 2s June, at their Club Room
the White Hall street.
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CONSIGNEES.

IN Northern Railroad Arrangement-On and after
the first day Of April next the Passenger Trains viii
commence the Summer misunderstanding -O6yka A. NJ
arriving New Orleans ut Il A. Nj leaving New Orleans al
81 ?. NJ, and arriving at Osyka at s ?. NJ. ~
G. H. HAZLEHURST, - q
mla II Sinner ntendan
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a. NEW ORLEANS ORNAS SHt SsNits
Ss' K undersigned beg leave to iniorm
w featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building
Work at Nos IS and 81 Circus street. such yeralahs
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. -051lE
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought Col.
umns Yentators and Sash Weights, fill orders
description of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
ic2sSm BENNETT 4 CT.
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0Eo# CO-PA1kTNEEE Is kEHERs-
IL The esisting ts andez-
ened under firm of SMITH c COOPER IFS this day a-
Solved by limitation Either viii sligo the naa
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TyI1E STYLE OF OUR FTRnI rs TE4Is BAM
Il = CHANGED TO A. W, BOSWORTHi Il co.
New Orleans, Jam l. 1856. g2E# STANTON3& CO. WI

"A wv. BOSWORTH s. co., wHoLEsA ALE ANE 4
s Retail Dealers inICE. Business Office IL and "a
depot, between Paydas and
arge DEPICTS. ST. Thomas Houses, hes1
New Basin, and No. 1856 Grarer street
Also, Depot No. % Penieharaiu Railroad,
opposite the Passenger Saloon. New Orleans.
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I .EGA'IlI,, NO,EICES.

scn T1sTa1cr CounT SUCCESSION OF AGEEs CAN'T
- If NV orleans BELL REEL
sr &; n s1 e ae sres
shaw cause within the y
se nave why by fhe
Executor should honologated and approved ana
funds distributed in accordance Herewith. 5Sgsl
n By order Of inc ' eoats. s. s5 u DREUx.
je2s sss7 l9sfass Ss'slss
DEU15sh aa efga o Fl p1saR
est par present donne any sTsam
N ciers susde et teutes an.Les
Ter de ia presene publication, les raisuns pour
nrsente mar 10
on lie approure ct iss lgaa5
NJ eharee de- ses functions 1t de toute
Par ordre de la eour (, no
;tses,vs 49, "a A s5 s5 sDepnte Grenisr
sEcosD DsrRIcr couRr s.a BOZ
H. Es, AZ snd ri aisr persons
show cause within the present u
they have or can why presented by the
tary executor should not be oologated aha
funds distributed In accordance theIeWlsh-E
BY order Of the Court. vs. marry s+s 84S
,.os N, 75$ 5s:@ s5 Deputy Clerk
xrrsE couR DE DISTRICT sgsgEssIoN De JOHN ss1
dc IA Nile Orleans. 70 S ssas
ancers susde ct
de publication, les raisos z
nrsents par exeenter ne serait point
ct homoone fonds entire ses mains fepaftis
Ements dite compile
n Far ordre de Ia eou l"s a. DREUx,
iii t,a9s a. an & Depnte Gteiaer.s
l.
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FIAT DELLA LOUISIANA.

sy ota sa % W ~ : - u. o. CHALoN,
,a;r1ln Deputy Clerk.
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FOR SALE,

-. FOR SALE-DELIGHTFuL SEA SHORE RES.
dence at Mississippi CtyTo be sold reasonable terms
nthe property ut Mississippi City, situated Mr..
oe Is eon,modoIs and In excellent repair, The furniture
San be taken valuation, IL required For particulars appy
n we JAMES HARRISON & CO.,
IN t9T 40 Customhouse
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readers CathlriG Pill for which advertisement
coumns from that justly celebrated physician and Chemist,
Dr. j. G. Aver. His Cherry Pectora everywhere known
the best remedy offered to the public Coughs etc. has
prepared them to expect that thing from his laboratory
would be worthy of attention. AS medicine uni
versay taken than Physical Pill the public will be glad
know Of one from such trustworthy We happen
them that this article has intrinsic merits
fn equal to compound that has issued from his CRU
cbes, and consequently is well worth trial whenever
medicine becomes necessary .--Racine Com. Adv.
They for sale by ~ j. WRIGHT Il CO., y
je20 2md&W no. =-a and all city druggists
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MJOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAE
In entered into copartnershp, under the firm
HARDING, ABBAY CO., the purpose of nsacting
Facorage General busneaa
in this city. S'$ ]. n HARDIN ~
10 sfa 80 S. f. R.SABBAfS@tE
81 Ga 90 Garondelet ST. 59
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80 L. Z. =
$' l5&m EE w. b. C0QPER. 8Jr.J i s3 tszs $
TUCKER, COOPER 4 Ces New Ynrl<s
New Orleans, May l, 1856. nfgs 2n
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srcAR The demand has been good and with moderate
receipts holders have realized very full prices The sales and
reaes embrace about 1000 hhdg including 200 yesterday the
closing at the range quotations. follow:
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=. H. WHEELER. 25sol iss45 E. L. FoRsr4Lx-
LONG = MAGLqNE, Msnafsetnrers q. Copper. II
Crates Castings ec etc. No. 2l9 Tchoupitoulas
Orders for Steamboat Plantation and
executed with neatness and dispatch 81 ea0Iy
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SER FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
EN%S The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE 453 tons regis.
built at Portsmouth, n H. and large carrier
coppeFed and copper fastened and well found in sails and
Gn Parties wishing to purchase examine her where she
now At Pelican Dry Dock For terms apply the captain
a nv 20 ooT
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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY MARK n =.

FRIDAY, June 13-6P N.
No charge took place in ,hs marke. to day. A. the
frs call this morning better feeling prevailed, and
slight rise realized TIVE leading stocks but
the advance lost atterhs' board and the marke:
closed yesterday The contest between material pros
perity and moral uncertainty continues. If the bulls
have the tpo million shipment to rely upon, tina be
refer to Lord Carendous speech in the British PArlia
nent in Which he sgsn alludss to Mr.. Champions case
and indicates that to have recalled him would have d
;horored the British government Taking all these cir.
cumstancss into account though there be ques
ton Of the general prosperity Of the year, the ult
mate settlement Of the British difficulty It would not be
wholly unreasonable if lower prices reached before
the sesmsr from England brings of Mr.. Cranp
cons arrival there.
AZ the second board the market was little Hat and
very dull Erie fell OF u per cent Gsena and Chicago
1S; RtadiEg, 4; Michigan Southern Railroad, q. The
effect OF the Arabiss seen this Of ernoon
1t 10 hand after business hours The last returns
Of the Bank Of England chow increase Of s756sA
bullion. The most important item OF financial nsvs 10
the reduction in the rate OF interest by the bank from
six to Eve per cent
The Arabia arrived 10 day, with to the 3st May
Her ad,icss favorable for money, which was very
abundant but unavorAbls for cotton, which had de-
that I'D also for corn, which had decnes 81 psr push.
Ell, snd wheat Is BARREL Consols quoted 94s
that being the price for the The trade
show increase Of the export trade and BArings
port new activity in the sugar aud coffee markets.
The ollo wing table will show the fuctuaton in con.
sells from the 23d to the s1st Of May
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Upon the reseipt Of this explanation, Mr. wyls tent
. reply to Mr.. Gregg in which he SAYS


=
The steamer New Granada, from Calso arrived at
Pansma on the 2lst of May Her dates sre-ValDxriso
April 30; Csllao, May IL.
Peru continues In an uncertain political state and s
tranquility lie every day in greater danger Of being dis
tuIbed The reaction which suppressed the military
movement Of Iaa has delayed for the present tbs
lutionary movements that ready to break out,
against the actual order of things, In res Of the
Northern and s:uthsrn parts Of the republic.
BOLIVIA.
tranquility was reestablshed in Bolivia, and there
Appears to be full ccnderc that General Cordobas s
pniDis'ration viii b. able to preserve it.
CHILE.
The following are the principal items of news from
Chile:-
Few events have taken place during the last weeks
OF April sufficiently remarkable to interest foreign
reAders But still it is satisfactory that have mis-
fortune to relate any ACCIDENT which may affect the
REPUBLICS Tranquil and steaoy progress.
storm OF March have bsep, ss had foreseeu greatly
exaggerated The advicss lately received from most
productive provinces prove this fact beJo1d doubt and
tho welcome has ueen to certain oegrse con1
ed BY government, the Araucdno Off iA ergan having
published demonstrati,e article on the suSjsct
The works in the copper mines every day more i'm
to the establishment of works. and the amsssng of
considerable fortunes in short time The free COM
raeree treaty with the Argentine republic once exchanged
and We do not know why it is still Ia suspenseths diff
hcuss entered by this important branch Of industry
will be nuch diminished On this subjec. our CORES
pondsnt lsteiy wrote US Is follows =
The most interesting fact at present is thu speculation
10 copper mtnes. You csnnot imagine law the works
increase and what Importance they will in time
quire.
Besides the rich minerals on the coast partsuarly
towards the North numerous works established and
extracting abundant oes in the Interior and In al tbs
chain OF mountains far the CordllerA
One the events which have most honored the repub-
&c during this fortnight has been the Inauguration of
another Protestan. chapel in this port
near and yet not the slightest symptom dsnotins ags-
ton is observed.
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Among the sales we're 700 800 Canadian st about the
quotat' ms given above. Common grades of Southern
our were firm, while fancy and extra steady at
quotations., with sales Of about 800 bis. Wheat
from 2c to &c. per bu,hel lower Among the sales
4,0c0 bushels common Western white at 81 80, with
Southern red at 81 SO 81 s. fair white 81 62X 81 so
for common do, and 81 27M for mixed do TIC whnls
amount Of sales footed up about 10000 sashss Corn
was dull, and prices krsRrAr Sales were confined to
about ~ WV Or 3 900 bushels at prices ranging from
4dc', 63o. Sc, for poor to good mixed and yellow
southe;n Rye was quiet at $50. s0c for good North
COFFEE There was good demand for Lsguayra, with
sales Of about 500 bags, ct 11Ac 11kc, and low
hundred bags Rio st lilo. IL 70
CoTToN-The news by the Ericsson lets depressing
10 Liverpool Than was expected. They hAd received
nothing alter from ua than that carried out by the Per-
SIS The reports from New Orleans indicated falling
OIL IN receips and drmness In prices The sales to-day
embraced aoout2 0e0 bssa, without change in peises
FRnGnTs.To Liverpool, about 10 COO bushels Of grain
were engaged in bulk Of p t. and IL 600 l5 900 d.
In Bags. at ID; GOO bbla -four, at 2s 4d, and 500
bales Of cotton ct 30 And To London, 1000 bbls -four
were engaged Of 2s Cd. 2s lloyd; and 300 bills oil at
sos vessel was engaged for Hand to load with rye,
at 3d. To Havre, rates unchanged.
PROyIsoNs.-Pork-The market WAS frmer, with sales
of about 500 bbs mess, at 49, prime at Sls. Beef
steady with sales o. about 200 bhs at unchanged
prices. Cut meats were scarce and ia good demand,
with sales Of leo 200 hhds shoulderp at TX. 49,
and hams at 9kc. exc. Lard was drmer, with sales
figure and llc was refused for some to arrive Butter
and cheese were without change.
SUGARS continued firm, and closed 40 higher since
Monday. 1hs sales embraced shout LOCO 200 hhds.
sb ut $50 Porto Rico, at 7ho for refining 165 do. do
at 49,, and Jos do. fair do at $40. Tbs remainder
sKc. The market closed with an Upward tendency ia
prices,
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News from tho Sand yvich IslahdS.
3rECK OF NAR With KING MRHAMEHA-M


GREGG AND TIE LONDON TIMES
We have news from thu San wi.h laiAnds dated at
Honolulu on 10th Of April.
Ia the SfReiA organ OF the Hawaiian govsruusat bub
shsd article from the London lines of Foo. q wa;n
States. IL wss not acsom panei by any editorial
marks either Of approval or disApprova The artioe
Was simply headed =. From the London 7fmS OF Feb 81
The elton OF this article seems gave great Of
fence to the Hon. David L. Gregg, Uoi.sd Safes Com
misscner and 10 accordingly addressed letter to the
Minister Of Foreign Relation, demanding snAlon
He says
VIVA. expect and what hope tina his 1.js.y.s govern
Taei s.ss I, understand mat the ssnderous srtcs Of The
COP The eoss mot s' ao,
The portion OF the Poynssan m.sss the subject
ssneopal concern IT'S Material o,n.idsrsaon 70 the
far ' nS ss: .S ~
from The recognised and Legally con.
Mr.. Wyie the Minister Of Foreign Relations, immsdi.
atsy demanded an explaIa ion from tbs sdis, VIII, in
his reply says
lar numsss Or h T%es rem which va. TSs
"a not printed IN =. type or on The psps, ued X tn
sas. that =; S.ss worthy r;pusss
mo a' ~ psss.:aoa sS1eSss IL @
ss r a. HONESTY 81
sSsssS ss .s 70 On As G
mention ts % !hs drs! M Intention
same subject
Upon the re,eipt Of this explanation, Mr. Wyis rent
. reply to Mr.. Gregg, in which no says
N OF the word OF well berAty represent
ing great revubs whore liberty OF speech and tho
tho privilege OF overy cizsn persuaded that in the
plsnson rendered by NJ Hopkins ytl mad enough %
February last repnblsted 10 the Polesan, No 49, Of the
18th Inst under the heading From the Londom Times Feb
~ without any word Of editorial thereon
selected or rspubshed With any intention Of giving offence
ton OF that sre cannot be understood dise
spcct ths 81 her by The King and hs Mnsers
or BY tho director of his xsiesy's press.
Thus the affair ended. Tits matter Of mach cong-a-
tuation that this last speck of war; has disappeared
lands would be very deplor able affair, and are vary
glad that tie authorities promptly made the dmAsde
honorable to our erascble Minister Seriously look
upon the whole affair extremely silly. The article
em the London Times the reproduction Of whi,h In the
columns Of the PoIynestan gave Offences to Mr..
United States.
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- -~~-
SUTTON 4 co q DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
ssee sass regularly and positively or before ne day
spssdh 1 sippsr ship LIVER STAR, wade, master. 10
completing loading q pier g. Raat river and win positive
tak above modsras quantity o. freight can Of be
Iastiy cd On immediate sppn ,attou
SUTTON CO., So South street, corner WALL
ah.rperv win bear 10 mind that the vssses Of ths line Aks
freight aev their advertised day preventing AL desy 70
these DESTROYS OF sndpg their cargo In Ban FRANCHISE 81 Inc
earliest peesih day without detention.
UsTRALIA-PI0 LINZ CARRYING THEUN
a ted States mail The beautiiu l clipper snip NON
ceve eEs for sydney has thirds OF her already
engaged the snip. and will positively sail about the 18th
Instant loading pier 10 Rast river Has suseror &C.
couoc atoms ship now loading Freight
eweS rates For freight pssssge apply board
r. W. OAMERON No. Bowling Green.
NOR saw AMMAN AND FLORIDA.-UNIrED STAT Es
Man LiDs.-qhe splend did q Gamer KNOXvILIlH, Capt.
g. n. Ludlov win eeys On Saturday MAh June ros pier
bord For reighto passage apply 10 q. l.. MIruHfI
broadway vhrouh tick from New York 10 Jacksonville
sS: 10 Pska wa ssv Flortds HavAa.
nah With sesmers trom New York russdays END So.
tsvdays,
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CITY COMmRKCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, june I3-6P. n.
AsRw-5o bsls. pots were sold at SO 6H, while
pearls were at 81
opened steady, with fair demand, but the resep
Of the foreign BY the Ericsson bed the effect Of do
pressing prices which closed a. decline Of about 10c
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The Broadway Bank hiss esiesd d,vidend OF six and
a half per cent p.ysb he LIT OF July. Five per cent
Of this Is vc regular gemi noal dividend and the
nander s In mpenssion for ths change Of time Of
payment hspceorh from the 18th of May to the 1st OF
July The United States Insurance Company of Boston
has declared semi annual dividend Of four per cant,
payable on demsra; the Atlanta Cotton Mills at LAW
r.uoe Mess, semi-snnual dividend of four per cent?
TIE Hartford Fire Insursnss Company a seu.t annual
dividend OF eve dollars per share besides addiug hsni
acme sum to the surplus fund.
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IENOX, AUcIIo.EER: = ELsaANI

EDWABD BCHENOX, AUCrIO~ EER. - ELEGANT
~ houheno,d furniture EDWARD soHEECx 90. VII
sell q auction Tuesday. June H. a. 10Y A. n, 81 %
the e. tire furniture consisting in part OF rosewood aad vsye
par or SUITS tone fine oil panngA marble csnte tables
Gas Chandeliers nah 1sany. acE wsIuI and oak chs
su Brusfels and Ingram wood plAxo curtains
g. lobe sod without reserve without regard
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A UsTR ALA INDEPENDENTS IJNE-aQARAMrng en-
"A chips 10 sal. The ehpper LIQHTFOOT for Msl.
borne, and MEDIUM clipper sp AzzAN ior sydnsy win
passage having Andh acoomms daons. app bosrd
pisr II East river. 70 a0oDgvs, ARKSh SAILOR,
80 Pear street.
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EDWARD snHBNcK. AUCTION sE1.-ED WARD
~ SUHkHCK 90. VIII sell. this dAy, 81 r. ~, fns
tec hand coupe rocaa.ay ao rockAwAy and agile
shf ing Top egon, entire ceW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

The Liverpool Times, OF the 31s., says
The reauc Ion by the bank ia the ra OF discount a.
fsoted the price Of securities to only small extent
IN fact, 1t ia not yet appreciated at It's true mpor
lance. Previously to It's being known consols were
much depressed BY the unsatisfactory condition of cur
-elations with the United aes, the debate ia the
try. They opened for the 4th Of Jane IT 90 9556 but
this uneasy feeling caued thsm to decline rapidly 9iX
sellers.
The steamship George Law At this per- from Aspn
wan, brirs &c nearly two millions Of dollars in gold The
John Stephens at Panama, from san Francisco,
brought dowa 81 2s5 1s 20 Of walsh s3i2 81 81
u glsh account. The from this por for Europe
tomorrow Saturday, viii L o. take out much specie
The operations OF the suo-tressury to-day were as