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These figures chow al enormous reduction oil al
yances on Public Funds and Railroad Securities, max
ing an aggregate Of fifty nine millions and half OF
francs within the month The advances on Bullion
show decrease of about two millions. The discount
Of Commercial bills, in the mean time has increased
at the Branch Banks twenty eight millions OF francs,
and decreased at the Paris Bank twenty millions, so
that while largely contracting their advances on Stocks
and thus Gripping the speculatons Of the Bourse the
Bank has wisely increased the facilities Of the business
classes The premiums paid for the purchase OF
Specie has now reached 276I OFF, about $50 600, an
Increase Of 636 OOf during the month. The circua-
ton shows falling off Of seventeen millions OF francs
The small amount Of Commercial bills under protest
shows the general soundness of the mercantile classes.
The market for Consols closed at 92i, having been
90, 92s by the previous arrival. Cotton was rather
buoyant for the better grades, but low descriptions
wee heavy. Breadstuffs had downward tendency,
excepting Corn, which was I'd. to Cd. higher.
In relation to the American stocks the circular Of
Barring Brothers & Co. remarks:
STOCKS have been rather pressed for sale the last
week and quotations generally lower hsssschusetts Ster
ling S. 81 Maryland Sterling Sc ss Boston City s 81 Viz
ena Penn yvsns State S. Certificates ~ Bonds go
Railroad &C. SO; Panama Railroad IS S8d9o Illinois Central
KsIosd e, ssa 90 o. 1aag Ss fIeee1ds s'G seS
lI?lall3; Nova Scotia g., 1ocdlo5i.
The circular of Bell, Son Il Co. reports renewed
activity, and the market well supplied with some Of the
leading State and City Bonds. There had been more
inquiry for frstclass Railroad Bonds and business to
some extent had been done in them. Illinois Central
Railroad Shares were quiet at from Il III premium.
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YORK CLASSIFICATION.
iInl4ds. Florida Mobile. NO. L Tex

CoFFEE-Pendins an auction sale o. the Ere cargo 500
has Ro announced for Friday little business can BE done tn-
e, being strictly of retail character The decline on NO 70,
nj. week &C. 10 The stock on hand ms evening % vs'
has, sales OF bags Rio lee Gle oafs Java a. nc,
and 400 bsss Maracabo II dls Other knd, thAn MO 20
not .ynpathze with the downward tendency OF me
DRIGS AND DYES-Thee has been veiy little cone wltain
d.y or two past, The following are AL the sales we
Of 100 Last India Castor " Al .oe W Co..
Lieo.ice Paste al z5c casks Cream Of Tartar Al se 49,
70 Tsr,,ric Acid i: and so fonqus oe-n'' vi '
pYEWoODS-The export demand owing 10 me continued
hish sht prevalent and the me1geE '
hen quite limited and confined TO small sales o. d
ana Hondura. Logwoed at -sa slo - Tor ths M
: Tor m, latter The receipts within day OF "o sse
NOR liberal so there is now bette. .to. p.
f,i,hts .thourh sfi 100 Esh I" eau 20
noy,Eent The the o!insn nsNe oceA Is
oI.w. To Liverpool. 81. DOMINGO LoeSooa J" tan.i 10
B,,u,n 81 Domino Loswood, toHs TO Ossso~ hords'-s
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tee arrivals q fsaT are IHser v
b nrf,vorble news from Europe ~ the re'H res tsve
declined ice y eb b., with few sellers or aSo.aoIs e.
49, 49,. % a. ffw.s seTAbl- irsh n. letter Sr1ts
- -. -, hut IA limited d.msLs. rood Seu--Id pr,
,s..a Il iiy t,.s k-Fsp-t TIE t's ae it~' teL &c
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MARRIED.

BO6ARDUs-HAMILTON-on SUNDAY, Nov. p, a: The Gi'
rsId House. In this city, by the R.v n SMITH OF Brook
both Of Kingston, N. Y
GALT-ANTHONY-At Borodino, on Friday Nov q. BY the
Rev A Milne Of Thorn Hill, MIR Thomas A. Cali of Sterling,
Ill., to Miss Caiharne, daughter Of Isaac Anthony, esq
OLL-CRATHON-0n Sunday evening, Nov %, BY the Rev
Lott Jones' Mr. John Gill TO bliss Mary Crahon both OF tins
city
HINDS-POWERS-At Brooklyn on MONDAY evening, Nov.
"a 1t Church Of the Holy Trinity bJ the Rev. I. 5.
browne, Mr. George j. Hnos JosLns Frances. eldest
daughter OF George POwers
SHAW-wHITE-At Newark, n. J., on Thur.isy, Nov IL
by the Rev A Pson Re bert c. shaw Of New York, to
Jane w bite Of Belleyle n j.
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In sream,hs. Pe,..s J,oss Liserpeos-MssIs Ge9 Gran
L. Laiourcsde Stewart Mr. Leaning Mr. 0Cs..tn.I ~
Welsh Miss b. de Closel Mrs Brooks MIA ieitIg'' @
Terel Miss Lesry Mis- Jarvis Mr. Fraser and lady, "a IN
ehrru adv two children, and man servant mis-
DECIDES Ms. MaIett w. r. Lesei.. LADY sndnan servant
,hid ana nurse Neil Mr Nah and two ssnSntrs Nj
Toniu Nr Bull Mr. Dunlop, Mr.. fetmsn, w heck Capt
PsAar.n, Capt HeywOrth R smith s. stewart NJ; I,nsl
Iockhsrt Mrs Bali Nm. Bunch, child and nure Col Colt
and adv w J. Maxwell and LADY Capt Spencer hr Green
W Dixsn and man servant Robert Smith Mr. shLpe", ID
i.x. Neill Mr. Judson Mr. strebes Hon. Msc@niey,
Mr. s.pdford John Mills. Mr. Maxwell M RendrieS Capt,
zesa NJ Rouh lady child and maid servant a. Prosasco
s,eliinsus and ADV Charles Aston Aston Miss Aston
Miss Emme Fsncis Lamnsn LADY child and servant JaIss
Coates Rev Dr. Barclay Cariey, Hon w: ID. siernt W.
u Ri p 8 Frepesu Mr. Brush AID brother, Nr Spiese.'
k,. md ADV Hutton Jos Fisher Jos Stuart an TWO sons
NJ. St.rt nd maid servant Misses stuart MI Coperton
md sister Miss Poner and friend Mr.. Lander Mr. Connolly
M B.she Mr. Halle, L. C. Haskell @: Wehry, M Ayres d
D. N,weonb Rob,. y. Gourdin Jas III Calder NJ Manisu.
n Prindle Mrs Sanders child and II. C. Kirk. MI
Sehsper g. C. Mitchell, David Dunlop John Dunlop, " b.
Moore r Paterson Mr. Jason lady and maid servants
D. Gulef P. Mon,eIa ChAs Leiesne, w T. WAs, NJ Read
Mr. Edses w. Adams, Mr.. REESE. Mr.. Caldwell, Richard
Gnsn Chas Scott Mr.. Prehn Jss w. Wssek and servant
Mis-. Wright. Miss Berry, Mr. Bee, Mr. Berry A. kense Jas
McHenry, Mr. Nicholas and friend Mas Blackwell r Julian
l.ay infant Mrs Mar r. Panne and nurses Mrs Ace>
infant TLos. Terry, Miss Applegzrtn M Rdswsy, h
Hemznn Mrs Patterson and infant Mrs Schiller and lady
T. Brulard A. Bumeniha, NJ. Noble, Mr. C<iDs Mrs FOL
and chi d. p. s. Gray-tot4l, lH.
In poekstlip 4aeyscaH Eagle from Loadea GHd Ports
aos-J&mes Stesd and LADY Of London, Miss Eagene SINE
Of Brussels Be Thos Harris lady and daughter OF LONDON
David Walker Of Ssw.York, Thos Cook of Brooklyn.
ia say Alttcn yrom Laopcot-Mrs- Williams Nj. Abell
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Marker. Rfported bx TelegrapA.

CHARLESTON Nov. A-CoTToS-The sales to-day 1901 ny
ls0o bales, with advancing tendency in prices . .I..
BUFFALO Nov. z-lP N.-FLoUR. in retail dersaaa,
dull: sales of sioo bush Chicago sp-ns at ona am:
Wisconsin private terms Co.'s held st sc Corn 10
New York and elc for Wheat to Roeheser n Corr
day-I0 1874 bbls Flour bush Wheat, 80 so oasn ~
$40 bush Oats. Canal ExPoRrs-56 257 bush "seS' N'
bush. Corn Weather Wind 5. l. aoo Nil. q.
OswEco Nov. 49, D. INFLOW firm Gales ~ o go
Sc 81 for fancy extra Canadian WHEAT
10 goo bush q asa 81 30 white Michigan ale Pyy
dull; sales 500 bush II 75 CANAL FsEfGhrs 70 "a. 4.
Wheat l4dl5c.; through shipments will proosoS SI to
this week LAKE IMPORTS to-day DO ooss fIou, IA ~.
bush. Wheat; 5000 bush. Rye. CANAL Exrosrs' ~" WV
FLOUR; So go bush. Wheat; 5000 bush. Corn
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fAdvertsement.l
Notice To THOSE 4 ROuRLED WITH HUMORS.-

OWNS great demand my OINTMENT in New York
CITY sha be the New Haven House, corner Of Broadway
and C>najst from 18th the 5oh inst from
p m.
KEnsDYs SALT RHEUN OINTMENT sllsys oil inflammation
Ss Rheum and Eyspess aud every hunor of hot nssre
and gives Won q comfortable nights rest.
KEsNEpys Scattering OINTMENT will scatter Scrofula
Swellnes the neck
KISxrpY,s HEALING OINTMENT will heal Scrofuls Sores
Fever Sores and Gansrene Sores, kc.
Uleersied Sore Lees permanently cured in few weeks
Do . In o few months
Nv Ointment within the reach Of all classes the
sxpcpsive made but sixteen dollars
srsl thing . cure does CO half OF that.
All afflicted with Humors Sores respectfully invited
cse. Advice in all gratis
DONALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of Kennedy. Medical Discovery,
Roxbury Mass.
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sKiNs-The market both Goat aud Deer remains quiet
the former are In small stock and prices hm the latter are
in good supply and with liberal receipts there 10 less
buoysncy peceptble We have no further sales TO report
SPELfER-fhe demand 10 moderate, but prices are nrm
small transsctions from at 7c nos
sHOT-There lie only moderate business dong al previous
quotations . - ~,
TOBACCO-The market continues quiet, prices are sail
firmly support the sales ll hhds Kentucky al
lo2 bsles Havana dSc and 81 cases Seed Leaf Al loe'
d2fc. -.
TIN-Ps s 6mer aud in good demands sales 300 10 900
slabs Straits at Sac mos 600 do at Boston, to come
here At the price and 500 slabs Straits sad 800 do Bancs
here at price made public Bsnca sells in lots from store
a. Sc cash and % for Strata Plates steady and In fair
brands from l. e. Coke In moderate demand at
$40 Is Coke Terne fairly .etive 'aes 900 boxes at
So ga. Charcoal Terne held IL elld ii % mos
DTALLOWHodes quite firm, the demand fair Sales
Of 1900 10 good at ll.c., cash .
TERRA yAPONICA-A movement has taken place in this
article and $500 bale. have been sod partly speculation
part TO arrive, ct &C., mos
WHISKY-The market is firm, with good demand Sales
Of $50 bbls. ~ 81 a Sc, mainly 3ltc .
ZINC-The transactions chiefly confined 70 small PAfcs
store sds!c The stock concentrated N tne
hands of second parties and prices therefore are firmly ~
tanned.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
.'.''.-.Ss..H


s,esm,hir.-Beleq1s tBels }, Tsel. Ant~,Tp, b..
ship,-EnlsItnr lBrem Anderson Chasicssn. o..
Co. }. r. Re- der Al'D q, London 0rinnel, Mn.sn 3
BATh,-Winons, Vas Lisbon, q. B. Burows; NJ.
Ens J. w. Elvell Co.
Bnss-Forwsrd tBr.l, Cosfeet, CORVALLIS D. z D. Va,
C. T. Kelly, Pote, Seville ~ A X Blanchard; Alma ~;
Sssssu n r., Bacon, Sargent Go.
schooner Gee: Deerns. Ppth.n. w.ssnstoa, Nv. n
Kee; Maria Jane Jones Frederieksburs Z. Il Persoo ~
staples. Staples, Mobile n. II. Brigham Theresa G ~
schuylki River J. T. johnson Co. Sabine. Ho~ui ~
bern master; J. W. Hughes, Hill weern, Dsvis H,r.
BsuIsin, HALIFAX, R n Cos NJ w Beaen simouso, a. ~
sndrs 81 Bedeil J. DaTlias, Terry, Apaschioo. ".
Hazard.
sloop-warren s,,nnsrd. New Haven, master.
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rates for legitimate business purposes TIE rasemeI.
O. the Bsnk Of France shows that while the branch
banks have los: during the month about $50 600 Of
bullion, the Paris bank has increased tie reserve about
5000 The resulting loss therefore q but abou;
100000. The fgur,s OF TIE Statement: made up 70
the 18th OF November are:
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Dec. 5s4 Inc. 7lls go Inc. S3s $40 Inc. les 666
BY reducing the wheat to hou, the quantity Of the
latter left at tds-water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows an increase Of
1853, leo bbls. of -four.
The following table shows the quantity of some OF
the principal articles Of produce left at tdewater from
the of navigation to the I'D of Novem-
ber inclusive, during the yesrs 1884, zoo days 1855,
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zoo days; and 1856, 2Ol days
Markets. C ARrruLLr RsPonrED ron The TRIsusE.


AsHEs-The market 6rmer for Pot, with GOD de" AN
all. ~ so bh. Al 81 s7id So Pearls steady $50 80 M
CoTTON-Holders to-day have taken more deter
stand and demand advance our suejoned
hch has proved sufficient increase snytnns 'ne
tyity of the past few dsy The business has been % sA
h. We cannot with accuracy alter our former range Oh Pees
sale. Of 700 o 800 bales
xHw.yoRx CLASSIFICATION.
ITplAda Florida. Mobile. NO. Tex.
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neyi es:.d ssSS Ssso,eS; Mis- May A. hcD0AAd'
Assistant hafros, 81 WaIlsce Van War, New
k"rsLs apfS ssyles, Bedford T. J. Davis, Al
yorki ho n Hobby, Wbiaockville. Guard ApDo.nt-
ANY a S;Aer' sing Sing. Ttae11rs Appoiated-Tbe
o Chr.,opber Rutherford, Hampstead, L. L. Da-
I'd M. Wygsnt, Sing Sing
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Advertisement. |

Gold MEDAL PIANOS i-STEINwAY 4 Sons,
No - Walker have again been awarded the First Premium
the late Fair of the American Institute n Y aud also
First Premium Gold Medal the late Fair Of the Maryland
Institute Baltimore addition the three already received
zakipg FIVE FRsT Prize MEALS within the last s months
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IAdyertise1nent.i

OSwARD-Herslded by its own merits. the HAIR
RssToRArvE Of Prof WOOD fast gsnias position
the remedies Of the certain and cheap remedy for
Aaaness falling Of the hair and for ars It's
10 such en,ue it 10 the OF THK VIC MA
vERy FoE." Richmond Examiner. Va
o. woop Co., PropnetOr. No si2 sro,dwsy and sold
h. al
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TAdyeYtisement.l
PORTRAJTYPEs o.

PORTRAJTYPEs ONE SHILiING.-The last and
yreaiest soYely Of art correct Likeness, for shilling
Low Prices great feature bringing the jolly good hunors
expressions Of the people-mnortalziDs 900 dsy at
No 21S BIoad~ss.
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Advertisement.

RougbDess and dryness of the skin is occasOned
sometimes BY sudden changes Of the weather sometimes by
disesioa and unequsDtly by application Of hard
and soap Tke Of BURSsTrs KALLSroN Orient Water
viii ell unpleasant sensations aud render the skin de-
kehtfuly sost and fair. Boston Traveller.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NEW YORK Lung INSTITUTE. No 6 BOnd-st

Dsesses of the Lungs and Throat treated by the inhalation OF
cs meaeatcd vspor first adopted hs Institute 10 1855
TIE attending physicians will receive patients from m TO
D. daily. Consult ston free. g. tAs DEUsES, Seey
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TAdveytis<mtu-

Roor's COLoRED PHOTOGRAPHS, No. 363
Roor ProroS RipHs rstoucbed equal 70 the world
Ne SIS Broadway.
Roors vIeNETrE PHoroeRsPss, entirely AID lean
Sfo style. No S63 Broadway. .
Rocfs svPrRB DseuERRtoryrEs, No. 83 Broadway.
Twelve sold and silver Medals AIDED.
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fAdveriisenent |
MKL.INOTyPEs, an imp

MKL 4INOTyPEs, an improvement upon NE An
sretype resembling when coored Paintings upon ivory Can
aeney in angle Of light and perfectly durable
daily At Roors PHoIoesAPHc and FINE ART GALLERY,
No 363 Broadway corner Franklin-st.
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HISArrn0 iLsAbAc.... THIS DAY
gsn-Ei.s.... 5:es ss:s.... $50 hoor-R.ses ..oV1m
wATTE....-His DAY.
Ssrdy R.ol. q Gov Isia.S Ism K-1lGN;s..s. t;S
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE ": via sTOMEe-

CHARLESTON-Arr. Nov. Is, 81 M, o. >. N 'ssnsS'
James Adger Turner, from Eew-fort
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Decrease. los ~ Ines sS7242 Ine. ssl76 Inc. sos.s7
The aggregate quantity of the came articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to the
22d of November inclusive during the years 1854 and
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D.r,.,,. 5.s4 Inc. 5oo,SA Inc. so6l Inc. 1895
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide-water from the commencement OF navigation to
the ed of Nov, inclusive. during the years 1855 and
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GROANs OF THE TRAIToRs

1t is indeed, fearful discovery winch the late abo
attempt at revolution has disclosed TO the country Bud
terrible and humiliaug the facts which II PRESENT.
we are almost tempted to believe the discovery provided
al event 1t is true that from its very origin the black
republican party has given every evidence Of strong M
sire to destroy the Union by trampng under foot the con-
stuton which binds 1t together. But SO patriotic are Id
American peopleso devoted TO the constitution and It'd
Union-that it almost If not wholly impossible I'd
them to become convinced that any set of men could h
sunk so low in namy to desire to break up that
tain whence many blessings have been showered up
themselves their children and humanity the world ovr
But now the traitors have been caught in the very
treason. The cloak Of ooncealment has been torn aWf
just as the ncendaries were applying the torch to I'd
sacred tabernacle OF human liberty Confused humis
ted and terrified the guilty cU'prits stand trembling and
absshed before the eyes of outraged and indignant
people.
in vain for the bacrepublican presses long
to attempt disguise Of the designs Of their party n
last act of its representatives establishes beyond all que
ton it's claim to the odious distinction Of prsuMoNrsp m
CIVIL WAR II simply absurd for any party to lay claim 10
anything like nationality loyalty to the constitution
which for weeks months and years has been laborng
has armed and equipped band of marauders and sent
them to pillage and plumber the citizens Of Territory
whom by shackling the protecting of the federal gov
eminent they had hoped to have rendered defsnceess
The thin fimsy covering which their utmost ingenuity
has been able to around this last act but serves
place forth its deformty in holder relief
Well may the defeated traitors be infuriated We'll
may they writhe and rend the air with their feru
shreksi for they sec in all its horrible reality the ter
rble depth of the chasm down which their egreglou
folly has dashed the hopes and fortunes Of their party
They alone feel the consuming heat which flashes from
the eyes Of an outraged and indignant people now turned
in scorn upon them They alone can appreciate the ter
Of that peoples voice as II summons them to stand
up and hear the Judgment which justice awards them
Its sad spectacle to behold and one painful to every
patriots beart yet the fate Of these traitors will teach
sauary lesson in all future time The record Of their
fanny will stand alone upon the pages of history unpa
aeed Their names will be en,hrined in scorn and con-
tempt through all time
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| have already shown what the testimony indicates in
the first council district Then how is it in the second
The shows that there 81 resident legal
in it from the North and 1872 from the South The evil
largely increased by actual residents before the cleo
uon page ll57 In the third council district the
showed aory of only from the North The evidence
of witnesses shows that this majority before
the election by actual settlers from the South The fourth
shows only l29 from the North, against 295 from the
South. The sixth district shows majority of from the
South In the districts mentioned by the committee the
returns by themselves clearly indicate that but
Of them had majority of settlers from the North, while
witness states any fact to the contrary but many
firm this indication. The eighth and tenth districts they
say would lave been doubtful while the shows
large majority Of the settlers in those districts emil
grants from the South.
In reply to what is said in the extract read from the
report touching the character of the House. have also
made exhibit from which it will be upon what
sort of foundation that statement rests:
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS,
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SPEECH OF HON. ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS.

SPEECH OF HON. ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS
We publish to-day the able speech of Hon Alexander IL.
Stephens, OF Georgia. the Kansas contesed-electon
case in which he INDICATED the claim of Mr. Whitfield
seat in the House of Representatives as delegate from
the Territory of Kansas The delivery of this speech was
listened to with marked attention. and when the hammer
fell Notwithstanding it the almost unanimous wish of
the House that he should go on, Mr. Gddings objected
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aseertained The seventh eighth ninth and tenth
ell districts were formed by dividing the districts in which
the taken in such way that the exact number
settlers from each section cannot be accurately arrived at
them but il is apparent from the census returns that
they could not have been divided not to have had
large majority Of settlers from the South in each Here
the exhibit:
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The President of the United States accompanied by his
private secretary, Sidney Webster esq left this morning
for the Warrenton Springs, Virginia He will return to
the seat of government Monday or Tuesday.
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Hon. Linn Boyd of Kentucky e1Spsaker OF the House
of Representatives arrived in this city to-day and is
stopping at Wizards
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tue TWO HORNS OF rHF DILEMMA.

The Detroit Free Press pointedly remarks;
The passage Of the bill Is fatal to Mr. Frsmonps pres,
dental chances its failure would have been fatal The
passage cuts off the supply Of Kansas outrages upon which
black repubcausm has thus far subssed It's failure would
have brought down avalanche of popular condemnation
upon that party annihilating in its effects.
All honor to the majority Of the Senate for firm
ness and to the democrats Of the House their
The storm Of revolution has been ridden out in safety The
ship Of State once floats with the Gag proudly flying
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION PARs-There are said to be ia
Paris 2l7 municipal schools receiving 5O542 pupils and
entang on the city yearly expense Of 323AOO franco
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WASHINGTON CITY.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
or PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
or KENTUCKY
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REPREsENTATIvE DISTRICTS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-07-12
FAMILY GROCERIES, nc.
A, SCHLANKER'S
CORRECTION AIRY AND FAMILY
GROCERY.

WIN ECIION AN i AIN AMlL1
GROCERY.
II1HE subscriber still continues the above bu-
! sincss at the old stand on Commercial Row.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the citizens of Clinton, and the
pubic generally, he will spare no efforts to- de-
serve continuance OF the same.
He has lately made large additions TO his
former extensive stock which enables him to
furnish every thing in his line of the best qua
lity, and on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to the fur
nishing Balls, Dinners, Weddings, &C., with
cakes, candies, swcetmcats, fruits, wines, cor
dials and such other articca as may be want
ed for such occasions.
Among other articles now in store he has
the following
Candies, assorted.
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry, assorted,
Conicctionarics,
Preserves,
Raisins, best brand,
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds and PccanS,
Cloves, nutmcgs, and currants,
Cordials assorted. superior and common,
Strawberry, raspberry, orgcat, ccrdials,
Jellies i; currant, ounce orange guava,
Sugar cured hams of the best quality,
Mess beef, by BARREL, or retail,
Cheese Swiss, German, and western,
Coffee, tea chocolate, butter,
Mackerel, salmon, dried apples
Pickles, kctchups,
Soap, candles, star and spcrmacct,
Wines Port, Madeira, Clarct Champagne,
Muscat,
Brandy, superior and common,
Whiskey Gin, Rum,
Porter London and American,
Ale /; Scotch and American,
Sweet Oils, Sauces prepared Mustard.
In short every article in the line Of confcc-
tonary and family groceries.
BREAD! hREAD!!
Fresh Bread will be furnished every morn.
ing, delivered at the residences of those who
may desire it. Al orders left at the Store,
will be punctually attended to-
may . A. SCIILANK ER.