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ATTOn - A,E IA vs.
loGa Ne 80 ctsIy street Up sairs
NASHVILLE, Tea.
IAFING rasnnf6 &c practise he las. 80 dsEsss
ii hmssf txcas sss y ths aailss II ks prefssssa.
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spring Feyers.

'INHg GREFENsElt5 lgEALrH BIrTERs are prepared
humur = ne uosi per- ytng, iuvtgorsiiag and
Be cling Fos bsgss hsFts kad sinte ssisctr noty fOu
lhe trts Asdscs " Ametaa. 1hsl postFfal tehlr
they give usnEta g. ~ syseu and eusfie u 70 hev %
Ne IHttol tcaasneg uirsss Tnsy AsEe an re
assel sesess as soae, Aoai iaS asy issses'
ffios - ,snts per pseksge.
For ssis ~ DFerg ss Ihroagaoat the state, sad ~
ALkN MAfkfS1fG
msrcAS rH ga II y II Cs.l-zr street
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MARCH 2S. 1855.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOOD AND WILLOW W

From thu Newspaper Advertising agency Of W s. SWYM
MER, No. "a Second Street ST. LOUIS, NO .
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John s. BRIEN.

N BARaRGs .. tss Be-, uas A.s bssa ia he nara
n1rl Jo.4c RnBERrsos
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FATENT ELAsTTC sKIRTs

DNTES & FssANs u, No. Barclay ST.,
ID y. N.-Cttios.-None are genuine xcept they have
the stamp Of the Patent All manufacturers aud sellers in
fringinR will be prosecuted according to law
mar 1 "
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IuI'URTlNE
TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.

IMG'URTlNT
TO H0UsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
Ihc Slope Mills,
Il Fulton Street md n Berkman Street New York,
Principal Cf5ce, 1O3 Front u,et, New York.
Factory Nos So 81 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PROPRIEToRs or THIS LONG AND WELL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and spice IStn bill >hncnt,
Continue 70 prepare the hest PIN Tnncucfical
Powders in use for RAISING BREAD BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTuER CAKES &c They asV prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and other articles OF uAi, every fam w.
hich they offer the reasonable terms. CatA-
logues sent to dealers who request them.
r. ~. kJ g. IeHAM.
n B.-consumers advised TO inquire for HoPE MnLs
ricIes aug2-iy
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Of 'hs Gtefr rnh-rs CesPanv.
gor iSvers hns dA ~ era rcket-, eel uorns, &c
Il q the msdls kho~n Ia the 6a@'spheFE Al
mama, that given gratis yoa vii nn4 st Of name
FkytaSns hraash the UnSn, vho hstc used IN her
pa tie. Where thsrs you-g elidFfn and h has b~en
oace, sl be Nithost t IN tkxir
ho tsr. Prt'- 50 per hottie.
Tors,.s BY ~ Drssssi Asdh ~ ALEx. NscKlNzIE.
~. A- 10 csieSs 81 srt.
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No. as Dey 81 New York.
CMITHs sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, I'll

CMITHs sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by the Amer
icsn Institute their Fair the Crystal Palace for
sELP-ApJusTlNG ST 'CKe 20 P. y SMITH, MsnufAe-
turvr, No - rey 4 New York.
Merchants will md grtay 10 their advantage to call
aud examine Smit's tNeusive TSsnt OF th~se very
fashionable ktee fur neck Gre q ird cements viii be
uHeFed Jobhcrs fom Western snd Southern cities.
he I'd seaEly al of the nrst-esss JOB
hing Houses Of Nes imk Cry. janI-
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In Chancery at Wayerly, Tennessee.
nA1Cu pTsf ~ fSsf

NOTIC
gT-HE eo-partuershD of Prrsns esmPhe Co., II thls
eify b thh . a.aoisea ~ mueaaf osassnt. ethsF os
he g earfues AaFlng ~ 81 ths q hs era 70
li,ssi.tioa W a. PekKINe, t
" n CAMPBELL.
Srw o.sK.Ns p.c fs5A kAM'L 2. WALkEk.
In rssilfux aoz ne co1a@taion haEiRem rrzfs eas
a sns oar en a knd pasrezs k eEesf aAy tensaa
or ssd las p1fenrF ~ ~ PeTklns, sofstAsT
uosthy u raair esa41sacs aad Paneasss
VI. 8. CAMPBELL.
e BkA'L r. NAlKkk
fhs Gsaersl cus1aa hsslness hersiosTs e-nd.rsd -
Pertlns Fanuhs Ca sih ~ eaaattrs uilhosl nisrFsf
sseis -as-s-a Psskfss co
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit!

WANTED Agents to sell Van Anden, Porrsb w,itipg
w Gaze and Co. y.ng Press. II does all tie work Of
Power Press AM much quicker md bett" u weighs ut
and by mil Price sir gle case kl.5O
nerpl innucemerts tCerud g" Agents For acurs, ap
uv etIer Otherwise, 10 d. II Muford ld7 BRO dway,
New York mArthl
L. COTTENEF & CO., Importers Of French and
L (. other European Goods, NO.4S Broad street.
augSl
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IRA A. STOUT.

A u G. TT q " z z r,
OFFICE No. 40 fRONT ST,
Three doors from Public Square, NASHVILLE, Tsn.,
AI III ss all kinds of propeIty Coz ths bn-st of thoss
md ~ kinds II psrshsbe pFopsrfy sod Pu6n square
Also, S-groes hired pubciy snd so VIII AHEAD
% al Ssu q IN tts cuuty n navdton, The ety, e
private houses. and on fzFms- Tar NJ
O-......, Sa....,~..sfs
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Is CONSEQUENCE OF TIE HI6H TRtcRs OF
Il euaAk, eAsse ae pssces hsfssf - daah y, ~
baaa1sn Aaay. 10 esss AId os seaea ksass. in ssa
AT posna ant0 ektia. 49,
ks*EL 4 fIfnAF<oN,
- Loseht ssr . 60.
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THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
sns.. Ala. Yss. . 1850.
HUMBUGll HUMBUGI!!

DtANO fOhTES, TuBsd and Re- -
pared hy the undersigned In a msnnsF
has canhlt Re equsiled By any other Tuner p ~
10 this seson af eouny. Also, sh knds Of Masca lnsru
nents repaired.
80 PERI Ct subtraction giysu sr no chazEs
Orders len a. She Music enres VI James Dggons James
hetiars, Cuon 81 sst, vii be pronp y attsnsd 10
mAT5 -. 4. MORTON.
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NEW FIR ~.

Y f. w K ~
~ = ~ at IA 81 a.. =. PEACH.
We fnrne partnership undrr the ,s :.
and vet - Sya uyE ca, t'ten the stock IN
Bud . ani & Seabur, a & iu Iorpers Klock LEX
Chvrrt street 10 heT friends and the uDhc
IA hey p.rpte cute description of Wort
the ~ MhlN,S HlSlNfS. Re u Ht-t d most sub
ttu'4 TIE, wtu - f.rni-h aud NJ up a. fx
g. the ui-om.s yrs. 1hry rep ctfu'ly solicit
share Of puhl luuzi
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1NHE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINMiNT vas ussa b, The In
dians ~hrn tas country hrst d c-vered and By
them the bsst git a. the Great Spirit 70 I
red cldTvu II the best sppicaiion Tor inrAmmatory
cuEnaint-, n a. kheanGii, yspslss, various bnue
of throat shd glands truptans eruse. burma
sores all hud- &c. Encx pe lox Is For sals By
81 Draggs sls, and BY ALtX. sAckkNZlF,
EETChs Agent for the 6I@lsLberg Co
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JOHN MAG
DISSOLUTION.

TINItE prrtnerslp the er,igned IN the n
Il a. vie of !. ". srtru 4 q. dissolved bv
ca rons Sc ut kiu,r of u Wu the
s,tli up O thv u-,usss 4 Tie iate arm.
J. VI SEABURY,
=. 8. re NCH.
lan2--u 7. J. SEABURT.
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To Stove Dealers.
500 Reward |!


$40 Reward
ID ANYWAY from be subscribers wednesday the 19th
Railroad Negro Boz named Jia about feet four inches
hgh weighs 80 pounds yellow complexon grey
binks uh eye vh stenng 10 any one talking. BE
speak hicE and may hsye ioEei he rad snd
write little He bad elsek and pants, and dAIk
% wn the Cambsfinn river r 0hO Ihs above reward VII
6oOdletlsyiile, nArehlt-iw CARLISLE HESpERsoh
In Chaneery at Waverly, Tennessee.
MARCH RULE, 1s56
v y Forsss and vi -. Jesse luton and h- N
Ma.ssy sI'r e HsDsy La,oa ca :, Al lasa- oTsi3al
ten, deed.
I'M motion supported by AdNvi % ire eopp'sinAnt AL
" Appearing 70 The s4ssA, bon Of sAs Gers ana Ssssr
hat def ndants ThoSnas Prios And s raeeih
ressnt. ths q fsnhssss. and oonseQasnJ
bsycnd ss rrach q the eruary process q ths eur'-
thsrefsrs ordered u patison he ade fr ur snocess
I've wesss II hs Ss,hTis Pairt nsstpaPas pEbishst
IN ne ETY. Nsshyiis. fsun reqlirng ~ ssf fhcus
ana Esabcth Po % AFPsr before ies ChaaesoE q Cur
Coert Chaneery a. the neat tra fheo - - heid or
tAs znfy q phreta the Conr houe N h~ tosn II
waVsry sn ne ars Mondzy 70 apFn nsxf and piead
sser or asunr "a utzirAEts b ttr sln b
k for eonf sse ard s-t ~ hearing - part - 4 shsra
Wifnsss David Owtn. c~Fk Masisr a. ksis eoaFt
81 emcs, iAs isf hos6Ay n March, iee
nHEshie-sG q b.A osANi G ~
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NASHVILLE. TENN, FRIDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From yIsCHEK 4 sCHELL's Gen'l Advertising House,
APPLErox' BUILDTSG 346 and 34s Broadway. q
Late No. 50 Nassau Street.
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SO HoxEs say Oranges N psins esoat'en; reessss.
LOU iAs aa1.sy wEssEL TboaFs0E.
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livery Stable.

INV 1Ht I'd iFu.a hsV,rg taken n
OK. 3 s-Z t'r b en- Srk-t ~, e., Nash Oks@S
SeJ1~[s1 vl,, frun two doois hsiuS the GA-h
su' oifo, rtie dans on iious' Jrn.
,rly Ia-d yfg tsuunyr usfec't 'tu D. ure' thai
wbk ep Ia q Pooa hntsr, yeh cles 60 be let 70
the b.r'ng ipiltc an re.-, nahv trims
lie a. rrrt,,. Ike Of iu IN bcft All
Horsss ipii th h th,r blainE ~ travellers
nls Etrhr tud 'oBt tvn-it 20 husin-ss and he VII
Keep but .treuert ,sers the best trvSebdeT
De- ma ket can Anord. T. runs Iaodgratr.
ian s6-dtNl~iy h. :. PATTERSON.
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nm BoxFs Pnm. Rsisns A.-o ted siles Tsessysd ihh
ZUU 1ss,9 Iusrl wEssIL TR0Npsgs
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HONE MAZE Fl'RNlIURE.

Iheai deraigued having bu Il her
TJHNI ssG 0tNt FACr TOR y
RE better prrpr' ed "a 90 furnish 'ssssssy
~ q cir fr md nud ne u'Hr Nih snytL ng -
"a. van ~ the FururI r. lin. IL,
Or rr~ nkfl y rev q aud r1~plv hle l. 49,
Nar,h "a = No. Is u & ftert, = he eo'o'e.
ia lO-ly Uttu Ma, NANCE co.
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A ATTOR NE Us A Y LAW
NasHvgGLE, TENN.
o1lss BE 50 cAsEEy sssss&
laaie-lg
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JOSEPH MckITK1CK,
.YrchiS9CgsS' Fs WiFHCf.
siop On Fiorf5a, Eat of Mttne 81.

sHoV on Ht0ffbu, huh " tHttht ~
r WOULD RESrECTFuLLF Y rali the
j. attention of The public, to my arrange
rents Lnr the Nrw Year Having made
arrangements with one Of the best mar
iaetmlng iahIshmens IN Cincinnati,
aln prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made II the best White Pine fnm-
her, and Of superior workmanship aud
much cheaper than can be made II The
South Persons wishing to buld would
hud IT to their advantage To consult ne
before building
Orders rom the country earnestly soI-
cited. Country work oi oil kinds promn'.
|, attended 10 ~ the most wotknanlke
ninnner
plans and specifications for city and conH-
nv Houses subhulhan Villas, etc. given IN
the uost Approved STYLES. Az kinds Of
Job Work attended 10 with uca'ness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made oi The best
material, lan30.
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THE subscriber respectfully returns his
| thanks to his friends and customers who
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage. aud fakes this meth-
cd of informing them aud the public st
large that he has now on hand large Ioi
ut seasoned lumber and everything feqn s.
lie for the undertaking successful couple.
tim of all work 1T tho shape Of House
Buildings, Blinds. Sash aud Doors. fitting
up Of Stores. Bathrooms IN tho best, most
durable aud wol kmanlike stv|c Allor,Iers
let at y G Non ans Hardware store, The
Post Office. Or al nv shop on Fifth street
adjoining ST Peters and s. pauI's college
W Il meet with prompt attention
dec2l. G l.. SEES.
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r. DRnZ
CilAs. GRANDPRE.


| TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
i Ter THEN past liheiaI patronage and soil
citing an extension Of their favors, ut the
same time would inform them and the COM
mun|y ri large That have this day asso-
cieted with myself q. oree Forest Of
PIaquprine. The business will he con-
ijnued urder The name srd firm of Brown
Il Forest
Baton, Rouge jply1 ! w BROWN.
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BATON ROUGE, LA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1856
INSU RANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
OF Baton Rouge.

Of Baton Rouge.
Incorporated by Act af Legislature ~ Louisiana,
Appropei, An'eh l2fh, 1850.
Authorised Capital, si,,i 5000. 100000
The Sonthern Mutual Insurance Conodng.
Of Baton Ropge. have this day commenced
operations, and ste p'efared 10 take FINE,
MARlNE, and RlvBp Risks.
Direoto
James n Brown, Leon Ronueca5e,
John 3 kleuppter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. +. Tunnapd,
Jos V Durade, JOSEPH, ba'gnier
G. q. Mcllaiton, Wn. y Dlhe,
TfuHtees
" I Waker, Jesaee Hart,
u. u. Conrad q lyayrock,
''has A. Slack. James N Brunot,
Sosthoue Allnln, ". n Phillips,
joseph 4 Williams, Thompson j Bird,
! T. NoIsu. Daniel H. very,
John a pounbetiY, Samuel NJ Hart
WILLIAM s. PIKE. ffee't
Affpfp Suerffos, Sac'y
Baton Rouge, lou ! %, 1886, Il.
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NUMBER IS.
Gbe Nlorning Comet.
Published Daily lraondays Excepted J
u. A. psKE, Editor a. Proprietor.
office on Third Street.


gyTerMs.--THF subscription in fixed Al the
rate hf f5 90 per nnnpm payable in ah7nnee3 or
&c 90 1T HE expiration Of six months The Week'
" Is published at 80 81 per annmm invariably In
advance. Both will he pnnetual'Y delivered with
in the titnjis of the City by the carrier,
RsT" AHrertissng.--oF Dollar persqnere
for The first Insertion, and half that amount fot
suhsequnut ton--.ten lines or less, con-
stiu'e square
Yearly g.-Msrohants, IRA.
dsrs, and ntnets, wll he contracted with on the
most reasonable terms
IVY 80 Work. ~--Oua facilities for ddinE
b4Wafl with nea mss and defph ic'~-in sll va
fietiua nj co ors. chnnoi be surpassed by any es.
tnhishmgnf in the Ctty~-s eh as:
IawYrRs' BRIFg s-~BAII rCgErS--T TosTsRs--DfIL
trHAre4-Huf, oF ! hnIgGs- psnaRA NJ Es-@ELHofToN
Tlugsrs-- DtgGstsTs' Labels -0ARDs-- CtsouI,vRs
anu VistIfgG 0ARps. For farther pr ticulars, We
invite yea TO call and see specimens. If
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Dental No.icc.
Music Teaching.

rTSHE subscriber, well knowing 49, -
i to the citizens of Ba oayT Z II
Rouge, from long residence offers his rro
tessional services to the puelic as teacher
OF the pi.so PoRrE, the V,ots, aud or
ssr-s.plsroS He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, oiree. &c Letters
addressed to him through the post oifier,
will Re promptly answered. and ors'e lett
at tse Comet Office. will meet imme,iia e
attention. loctlll H. w. l0LLY
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

FIHiTE MAGIC CORN AND cor MILL is super.
l. ior to any hereto fore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. II will grind twenty b, steis
of stock feed per hour, with The power of enc
mule OF 1t will grind six bushels Of fine meal
per hour, OF six bushels Of corn and cob for stock
feed per hct1r. with the power Of hne mule.
This MAGIC MILL WAS patented in septen-
her, 1855, and is undoubtedly superior TO al Its
predecessors.
Our prices will bt found TO he much lower than
other mills Of infnrior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, 4 and From, Levee.
New Orleans.
Agent for The Manufacturers.
eJy- The above described Mill can be al
The store If T. Il. PuC kET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who is the agent for the sale Of the
same The min cnn he furnished at airy fhndfpg
on the river, between New Orleans and Bayou
sara, for S-freght included. mayT-ly
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ArfDittftural CARDS, &f.
G. @. WILSON,,
House, Sign & Ornamental Painter.

Third Street, two doors North Of the Post oflce,
HAVING permanently located In Baton Rsuge,
Ill we would respectfully solicit share " the
public patronage. being practicable w"rktpen. we
are 10 work Oh the uiost reasonable terms and in
the best style
ALao. Draining, Marhing, gasing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
ivy Plantation work solicited aud promptly
attended To- decis-y
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Among the late Arrivals

or NrW GOODS At TIE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store,
WILL. lie found hrant,frll new style
" Paris nareFes rlnnneea rob 2, very ol,enp.
A large assortment of Satin Dame IA THhe Cloths
and MARTINS vary superior quniity ~ Gents Tin
an Gaalt ie Itpndkerc'iefs afsw pieces OF super
white linen drill. For sale q the
PHILADELPHIA CaHsp CAFn srars,
uayp5.ff Lafayette Street.
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styhssug America stsnr sstbre.'
nHo5 3 GRAFDpRE, having purchased thr
~ setar store If Verboa, on nfh yeite, in
forms their friends and The public eai orally that
they have Just received from New o leans large
Assortment ef Imported Esgare If ali Iran .,
Pipes of all spria. No. assorted Chewing ard
Smoking Tobacco, Imported GiRarettas hnd also
the best IL. lee SeEsfs All orders frtm the
counfy promptly attended 10.
The Young An-iica Cigar Store solicits share
u public patronage.
r pRnZ
ap4aHf CIAs GRANDPREs
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prnfes.lann. Card.

Professional Card.
nR. DUCHElN. Of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpe llier tFraneel having re-.
recently established himself in this city.
etfers his profe ssinual services to the public
nyHe will at all times be found at Mr.
puIoL's residence. near Judge Bark'sl
unless professionally engaged. oct25-tf
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J'HE UNDEoSICNED would inform
the public that they have in the City
Of Baton Rouge one of The nrgest and
hest machine shops in The United States
Tor the manufacture of every description Of
SASH DOORS. BLINDS. MOULDiNGS;
Tuning, Planning, Tongueiug and Gfoov-
ing and that they afe fully prepared 10
contract for the orc, ton OF Building &C.
IT, Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terms.
ulyiI. BROWN X FDfEST
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,

B(NkSELLER AND STATIUNEK.
Baton uge,ELa.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rarv. Scientific and Miscellaneous Books,
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma.
,aaziues and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Alse--AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristoi
Roaas, NJ Monohrous.ic Roerds.&o. VII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
81 ,he country !, relation to Winter trade; WOODEN

~ the country IN relation to Winter trade Wooen
fabrics in consequence Of the extreme con- S
will be sold out cleanef than usual o ~
Furope within few days satisfy rs that the
rnpoitatiOns for the Spring viii not oe a. ai az
tieinated last month. With good trade tnereIolg
which We doubtless shall have, the market, al1ei @
nav not be oversiocked. There Is no safety ho"eve
in sending out second orders-ior NOBODY II - o"@'
q. 20 believe that there will be a scarcity.
Tho following named houses IN the Dry-Soods
trade AZ different points have lately suspended or
assigned: ~. r;.Ls;.;..
abort sl7 Coo Proposes pay 30 cents on the dollar
Buel & Brother, Keokuk, Iowa. Small no par
ticular. ..r..
Higgins & Goldsby, SELMA Ala. G. the capitalist
made personal assignment for $500 600, ana the I'm
Irve Also ASSIGNED for about the amount. The
uapers were recorded Feb. |. No further PaF'ca's'
In Herkimer County. y. Y, several failures nave
occurred in consequence OF the late suspension oil
large produce commission-house in this city,
"a very large failure has Oc'u ued IN Arkansas:
liability laid TO be $500 600. Indebtedness divided
between New-York and Philadelphia. An interesting
case of-makng money.
"a merchant lately suspended in Newbern, North
Carolina. and not being abb % to pay in full decided
IN exclude all N0rthera creditors. Where Is the Union
Safety Committed Let u have smother Castle Car
den meeting. Our New-Iork merchants VIII please
remember that law now exists in North Carolina,
permitting an administrator, in setthng estate,
after paving all home debts, Ia pcad =" PisRe AfnlH-
,sf,artn fully admniseredD-a rgfHemeh OF repu-
diation.'
In addition to the facts given this morning in rea-
ton 10 Mr.. Banum, we have further details. Ihe
mortgage on Iranistan, which cost about $4,000,
si25.ooO. which is probably more than 1t is worth.
The furniture has been removed and sold. The mort
gage on the East Bridgeport property is sls5OOo.
Mr.. Fred Croswell has been appointed assignee OF
Mr.. b. on petition of the New-Haven County
Bank. and Mr.. SANFORD petition Of the
Farmer Bank of Bridgeport. The collision be-
tween these sssignees must be settled by the
Courts. Claims must be presented in sixty days.
The mortgages against Mr.. Bamums real estate on
record in New-York is $4,000. Hs confidential
debts are about 500 OOO The collection of curosties
in the Museum Is in the possession of Messrs Green
wood & Butler. The assets of the jerome Company,
set down as worth about 100000, would not probably
cell for over $50 600 or $500 900. Mr.. Chauncey b.
Jerome the founder of the clock company, who owned
s5OCO Of the stock, has also been forced into bank
ruptcy by the Stamford Bank. He is reported to
have made voluntary assignment the day of the
meeting of the creditors in New-Haven.
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