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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
TIA. the l. July interest thu. ~ ,.%.n s .,,yv
provided for In this City There vss ''"'
Messrs Decoppet & 20. say:

Messrs. Decoppet Il Go. say 80, r,ov.o.,,
Sine. our adviccs Of the sh inst The improves bow
then hA. continued and ho.n he largest
being in Illinois Central Stock which wen, uR - vns Western
p,,,t .,acL. senersy much increased CAUSING al I'M
nroy,nsnt in prices Of from TO v cent ,v. than Of
,, hnt a. rather weaker prices excepting iino', h
ma Erie 1888 and 1915 Bonds Of which several lots nA ~
MosSy has been In very good supply throughout tue
but rsies sase limited vrsnin advanced
.rS California s75 Loan per Assouri' and LonanA'
cold at former prices I'll, III, ..i.s worth noticing
- - in q, Louis City and County Bonds, without chanse
Bosps-Inois Central Bonds have been sciiye
CLOSING At an advance Of There wa. Also .1.e .na the
~, L. Ere 1871 Bonds sold at decline, OF &c "a
r,r g.. ic; New.York Central To, &C.; and Hudson ~
Mortsages, tc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

I,s9l 600 bales, which Is scarcely fair comparison
with the amount ZIG bales exported during last
season. several cargoes cleared for British outpors,
but landed in other countries, being this year for the
first time deducted. The proper comparison with the
figures given for last season would be bales;
hereafter the deductions viii be made, and the 3d.
OCO viii be the correct comparison for the future The
consumption the past season in the United States has
been $4,000 bales, against $4,000 last year. The
trade is in good condition and increase during the
coming season il qsite expected.
Mr. Wnght's Circular also says:
CRoPThe from the South In relation 70 crop pros.
pects the idea that In the Atlantic States
will b. less than last season. while from the southern ana
South the contradictory Inc pos"
ton this time IL somewhat critical for under favorable con-
tnuance Of suitable weather and late Frost the crop canno
well BE- estimated at $500 ooo while early frost may
of materially and the yield prove Less than soooW
bsles II universally admitted that early rosf this year.
will prove very DISASTROUS its position being now more susep
bic In this regard than for several yesSs past.
The following of the movement in cotton since
the LIST September last compared with the previous three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
,a;,nrned. large concour~e of citizens from New
vo,l and Brooklyn was present.

Cor,,s-The Circuit Court and Court Of
1Hs T,n., vas 70 have opened yesterday but Judge
Syer .nS Ala no, arrive the Circuit was adjourned I'll
W, hs s.iisd: Noe H. H. a. 49, H. 49, IS, 81, 49, +s, So ST. 81
"a 81 S. S. ST. So, So CO. $500, 49,, ,.,.,
The City Court met OUT having no business oe'oo " ~
Sss Norris was engaged In Chamber business yesterday
nj omen the Court OF General Sessions this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sEsr ls-Before
Judge Belts.


The Grand Jury came in this morning with several
indictmenis One against Andrew Williams seaman Of the
chip John Elliott for an assault with dsnseroas weapon
upon William II. Ghng the high six against
Patrick McKenns alias Paddy the Greek for enticins various
desert United States vessels Tne prisoners pleaded
not guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
Watrbes, JeweIrg, &r.
WATCHEs.-FINE GOLD and sILyEI

VXTATCHES.-FINE GOLD and SILVER
w WATCHEs.-The largest and most splendid asssrtnss
Of Watches in the city be found ct the suesenbera
b.s been in business Wallet for the last eighteen years -
4 selling al descriptions Of Gold and Silver Waches Jsve
Silver Ware, ct Wholesale and RETAIL ct muoo lees tnan
usual prices .,x >un
Pine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled. :..".S1O
Vine Gold Hunting Lepne four holes jeweled
Gold Hunting Case English Patent Levers ':.,'"..SSv
Fine Gold Hunting Detached Levers full jeweled
Gold and Enamel Watches fer Ladies'. $50 90 TO
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers. us 90 10 eWW
'i na horsts. 80 % to taHw
Gold Hunting Watches which run days.. $lS % ebSe
Gold Magic We ches, which change into -.
three different Watches. $lU " to 49,
Gold English Patent Levers full jeweled. IS 90 N eles
Silver Ensjsh Patent Lever ......... Sl6 90 70 ene
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled.. els 90 10 eSs
Fine Gold Hunting Case Railway Timekeep- -.
Silver Lepines four holes jeweled. % 90 to en-
M. J. Tobias Harrison, r. @. Beeseley, T. r. Coopa ~
other celebrated makes, for sale very low.
All Watches warranted to keep correct time. WstcAoc =
Jewelry exchanged Watches and Jewery repaired q -
best manner and much less than the usual prices se
all psrs Of the United States and Canada nee Of cb
GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and ysvdV
Wholesale and Retail No. II Waist I'd floor. near Broslwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

MARRIED..

DAyIDeON-y In this cisv on Sunday morning. eeP" w. w.
A. VII, of Dr.. D. W. Davidson, Of daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Mr.. Edward Bills Circular furnishes the annexed
statistics of exports ofBreadstus for the past ten years.
The exports for the past year. will be seen, are largely
in of the previous yearin Flour and Wheat and
in " heat an excess of any year in the ten:
EXPORTS OF BREApsrUFFs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND
rprr.rn rpox I l8l5 AUG 81 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

- COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. las %
-, IS %, "a, a. So 81, So -
=. 6upRKNE CouRr CIRcuIr.-Nos 357, 34S, 33t
- 80 ssi so TO - $40 ITO SIS ST. SSH SIS ess!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
by telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 16.-The steamship JAIME: 400
Can't Turner arrived here from NewYork ct O'Clock ~
SAVANNAH Sept i6.-The steamship Augusta, from Nsw
York arrived here ct An.
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sURROGATEs COURT-Sept i6-Bcfore A. w. BRADFORD
THE WIDOWS CASE.
BID Rebecca Black agt. Elizabeth Black.


This Court assembled yesterday morning before
Gnd Jury having sent In few Joseph Jackson and
John Dixson indicted for upon two
srs named Jane Mudon and Ellen Sullivan were in Conn, hs
being ready for trial and the witnesses not being
the down for this day u7th Jeremiah Rn.l
Indicted for the manssusher Of his wife 9Th Of Jun,
last was srsned and pleaded not guilty whereupon his trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
MARINE COuRT-srpr. ls-Before Judge McCAR1nY.

MARINE COURT-SEPr 15-Before Judge MCCARTHY
ANOTHER OF THE IRVING HOUSE CASES.
John Purchase sgt- Joseph Nsylor.
Action on promssory note for $500, made by the
defendant who formerly proprietor of the Irving House
The given In December last for furnished
House by butcher In Washington Market The
y there consideration II being made
obge him. the time the real
TIE House second defense that the plaintiff the
Aoaa de holder Verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Mr.. John c. Underwood of Virginia, and J. A
Briggs Of Ohio will address the Republicans of
on Thursday evening of this week. Nm1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Sept l5-Before
Judge SLossoS.
Mothers agt Shelton-Judgment for plaintiff on ao-
Dount Of the frvoousness of the demurrer
Graham agt. Dunigan-Motion denied. No costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-SEPT 16.-Before JUDI
DAILY.
Jacob Newsletter ast. Eugene Hem
Order denying injunction.
Amelia Br agt. Louis Kaufman.
Motion TO vacate order Of arrest granted.
Ann 8. Witrell agt Peter Schultz
Motion to amend order granted.
Thomas Boyd sgt VIM. Wright
Motion TO confirm Referees report granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

The Railroad bridge over the Delaware River a
Easton which fell some three weeks ago, is far
constructed that the connection will be resumed an(
ears pass over the bridge during the present week
The Company have been engaged upon this worl
night and day since the occurrence.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
a1Iess.tas SHERIFF'Sy SALE.rF s1is, 4.
NrATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifih Judi.
- eiai District Court. Parish ii Tezrsbonne. e3aI
- r.
Thoma,sin Loupe.

Thomassin Loupe. 74s'E 7s'=s
By virtue: Of an order of seizure and
sale, emanatings from, the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit. there will be offer for sale at pub
lie auction by Aubin Bourg. Sheriff of said
Parish, 1t the Court House in Hpuma. on
Saturday, DocembcrG 8, 1885,
between IL o'clock A. M. and 4 o'elock p.
NJ. the following described property. to
wit: aisA 4. ef} isfssls s11seti n5duf yzs
Asceftain tract Of land situated in this
PARISH, On .thsi right descending bank oi
TIE. Bayou Catahoula, measuring one ar.
pent in front By = depth Of forty arpents,
heaaded above by land Of Water. Guillot,
ard below hy land Of Jean gIalery Gau.
treaux, together with allgthe buildings and
anprsyenents thereunto belonging "a
aiTEansAND CoNDsrfass-Fpr Cash, 10
sfiisfy sihsi sum ok,TiAree Hundred and
biAy Ilollarss with eight per cent per m.
lilma interest from the third day ofApril
1856, until paid, and the costs Of these
psuceedines; and IN creditlto satisfy the
turtle sum Of Three Hundred and Fifty
Dsllars duo in. aHHthcf month of March
ss67, with eight per cent per annum in
tefest a&sr maturity q, sietA al II o.
81 ss.sluo- hn A. BOURG, Sheriff.
d fasAlpf Tsrsaqrse, ocsossr 29sh. 1856 sz.s.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of jaime. L. caro.her..

Succession OF James L. Caro:hers.
CTATE OF LOUISiANA-Parish OF
~ Terrebonne-Fiith Judicial District Court.
In the name and by the authority OF
the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the Parish Of Terre-
bonnie, there will be offered for sale at
Public. Auction by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff OF
said Parish of Trrrehonne,
On NeLnesaA7. December Sd, 1850,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises on the
Bayou Black in said Parish, about le
miles from the town of Houma, the fol.
lowing described property belonging to
said Estate, to wit q. ri
l. A certain Tract of Land situated on
the right descending bank Of the Bayou
Black in the parish Of Terrebonne, at
about eighteen miles below the town OF
Houma. containing about four hundred
aud eighty arpents % land, bounded above
in front by land Of Thomas Inman. and
in the rear by that of the Estate of John
c. Beatty, and below and in front aud in
the rear by land Of Barrow s. Johnson,
together with all the buildings and, inn
proyemenfs. thereon. including Dwelling
House, Saw Mill, Negro Cabins. etc.
2. BOB, a negro man, aged about fifty
years. .-@..+..
TERMS AND CoNpIrIoSs--The Land,
one-,hird of the price payable in all and
each of the months of March of the years
1885, 1858, and 1859 the Negro paya.
be in all the month of March, 1857; the
purchasers to give their notes to the order
Of. and endorsed by, some approved and
good security. payable as aforesaid at the
Office of the Recorder of the Parish of
Terrebonne. with eight per cen,um per
annum interest from their respective ma
turtles till paid; and the property sold to
remain specially mertaaaged and hypothe-
Gated until the full and entire payment of
the above credit installments, and all
eventual interest thereon to accrue.
a. 81 ! 4 4 ,s az. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish of Tcrebonne. October 3oth $50
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BI-SULPHITE OF LIN E.

WE BIsUPIri OF LIME of superior
w quality price, favorable Likewise the
hest SUGAR LIME, quantity purchasers The want the Latter
article with the BIZ
Sulphte.
a OF office, No. streetN New Orleans
Ohbr5 1856
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
John Larktl'

+ OS'r, sometime last week, in the town
IL Of Houma, a POCKET BOOK containing abont nix
or seven dollars in money ned valuable papers
among which a note drawn by Alexander Dardeaux
favor of James Moss fer the sum Of One Hundred ana
Thirty Dollars, and credited the back with 3sO All
warned trade for sd note Tor for any
other Of the Inst papefs) payment has been stopped
Houma Oct. 10, 1856. Is 81 SAMUEL woLf.
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TENT'E. DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de James L. Carothers


Succession de James L. Carothers.
ETAT De LA LOUISIANE-Pa-
~ rOisse Tenebonne-Coar du 5eme District Judiciare.
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
si6geants dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Terre-
bonnie, il5sera offeIt en- vente i lenchere
publique par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
dite Paroisse, sur les lieux sur lie Bayou
Black, a environ Is miles de la vile de
Houma, dl ~
Mercredi, lie Decenbre, 1886,
a;lO heures M, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites.l aPpartenant ! Ia dites Succession.
sayolr:5E H. l.ataEt ft & h58iessf 1 gfs.a
Il. I'm certain moroccan de terre situ&
sur Ia rive droite en- descendant dui Bayou
Black dams Ia eParoisze Terrebonne
environ, l6 miles auGessous de la vile de
Honma, contenasit a Peu-pres quatre cent
quatre-vingts arpents de terre borne en-
haut, en- face par la terre de Thomas In-
man. ct en- arriere par Ia telfe de Ia Sue
cession de John G. Beatty, ct EN- has, en-
face ct en- arriers par la terreade Barrow
ct johnson, ensemble avec toutes les
bati.ses ct ameliorations qui s'y trouvent.
q. BOB, homme Negro age d'ensiron
cinquante ans. s.ea ~-si5a7Ts 3! q, sis7y
TERMEs Er CoNDITIoNs-La terre, I'm
tiers du prix payable en- tous ct chacun des
mois de Mars sdes annees 1857, 1858, et
l659s-le Negro payable en- tous Mar.
1857 les acquereurs devant, bonner leurs
billets i l'ordre de, ct endosses par une
caution bonnie ct approuvee,. payables
CONNIE il est dit plus haut, .au Bureau du
Recorder de Ia Paroisse Terrebonne,
avec. hut pour cent par an d'interet 4
partir dc leurs echEances respectives jus.
qu'au Placement. ct les propri&,es vendues
devant ade.neurer sptcialement hypothe.
quees ct affectees jusqu'a u plein ct entie'
Placement des sus-dits billets ct de pintere'
i accroi,re. A. BOURG, Sheriff. i
sPafoisse Te.rebonnc, 50 Octobre. 1856 sis.45.,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

Succession of MICHAEL GIMBEL.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fiih Judi
NJ cial District Court, Parish of Terrchonne So
To all to ,rhom it may concern. .@'l'
Take notice that meeting ofthe cred
itors of, the Estate of Michael Gimbel will
be held before A. ]. Delaporte, Recorder
Of the Parish Of Terrebonne, at his office,
in the town Of Honnia, ~4ls a.'5
On Saturday, November LIST, 1885,.
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to take into con-
side ration the propriety Of selling the pro-
perty of said Estate, to fix the terms and
conditions of said Sale and to advise con-
corning the interest of said Succession.
WITNESS the Hon. James L. Cole, Judge of
said Court granted under the impress Of the seal
1of said Court and my official Signature this the
18th day Of September A. 1856.
l. H. NEWELL Clerk Of said Court
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

WAGONS. CANE CARTS, TRIP
w PIE CARTS, Baggase Carts, Small Baggass
Carts do Ok Carts Wheebarrows etc., hand. and ar
irving from The mandatory Of J. BodIey, Wheeling Va.
For-sale by .1i - BE-. hOLOhN.,
Thbndau1. November lst ls55-n16 --,... g.
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CTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifih Judi
NJ cia District Conrt-rarish ofi Tenebonne.
es6 Ars. a. CaFotheFs, tutFx, 81 )..4lz AL ~ 4.
,,ssstta. 49,, ,,ys. toy@t ae No. 1896. %
= BY virtue Of writ Of alias f. "a. sema.
mating from the above named Court, IN the
above entitled and numbered suit, there
will be offered for sale by Aubin Bourg,
Sheriff OF said Parish, at tho Court House
in Houma, on
!. Saturday,, December Q, 1859,
between ! | o'clock, 4. M, and 4 o'clock,
=. NJ, tho following property, to wit
Edmund. = negro man aged about 40
wears. Terms Cars. esas.es
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in said case.
9# \. BOURG, Sheriff.
rs.i.h oi Terrehcan., October 18th, 1885,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
ss @ Edward o. 6a2ne, Pm
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND AUG

~ 45o9gkEN--0VVlcH N NoUMA-Hil attend si9iet-
y tss bus'sess entrusted I, him il this snd the aAfn
m roSioheS :0-u.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

Nos. s AND 10 ST. PHlllr S SLANT
Thibodaux, La.
X EEPS CONSTANTLY ON w.
~ a large stock of Fresh Provision. LAND
Produce which he can afford supply PA aIa Wesea
with on terms more aiTant geous than the aad oe
Ills supply Of FAMILY Grocrprrs w.,
LIQUORS. is very eytecave. and -; VINES ara
following naued articles, viz II pfu Gas
APPLES, Dried and Gre n, E,-,c-r. W.,
aS7fr.rery tARr' No i Leaf; >'"a+i
AYE HASDLE4. Ir,n...
BAcos, Hams, Sides, and l,spvtcv.
Shoulders, Ifnrapu ~
BEEE. Sucar-Cured: p,acL a.. s H' Sfaprsp.,
Butter, Goshen AID West dies. Ola 81 'ABfaa-
err; and an.;s so,.ioan fss
REAss. Navy; msira Rnu'. :. hnnsksg; IA
Biscuits Sofia ami Butter. 4,e orc. 'ioiand Gin
,l' su Ny Mustard, Creole and E.,,
EechWhtAf, Kegs dooxes; HoLAssEs
BROoMs, As ofted; Mtc.Pay,.
p.Ass KIM a, n,son MAIeHEs, FrceOn;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted Nrrares.
COFFEE, Rio, Java i Mocha; Mrs pec,,s
CANDLES, spe'm' II +, ana oILs OiFe, Ismo a,t I
French ia!iow; Onions; 'A" Laia
CHEESE, Pine Apple, Eng Pickles aSso.,.
lish Dairy and Western Pork Mess and n.
n - -. -. :, ok>, sweet and iisk
CHOCOLATE No !; PEACHES Dried.
CANDIES, Assorted PEPPER Back.
CoRDIaLs, do; PErrEs S.rcr
CIaARs, an excellent as mt; PowpgR Snor,,n.
CARDS, Playing, PIrEs CLAW ami S. ala Ills
CfSsAaosi RAIsIss, Malaga;
gloves RICE, Carol;ns and erear
CL"rHsSpiss; SALT coarse, fine ana ss,
CoRgs. London. SraAK leaf and m 4 ass
CARS, Percussion; Soar. iias Casts ,nsr,
nkNlIoHss' All sizes, STARCH. foAs and Col,,p,
EGGs; SNUFF, Scotch and N.es'
FLorR, ct. Lom> and Ohio: SARDIsEs:
FISH, Cod, MaekereI. and SHoT Buck and pro,
Herring; SAL 4fRArrs.
FISHING IAcKLE, E. TEAS. Assorted;
GINGER; ToBAcco, do,
GARLIC :. TIs-WAsE do. -i.s;
GARDEN SEEDS, VINEGAR;
I fI.Ns, Sugar Cured; WINES, Madeir, d..
iSpiGo ~ champagne, Partn R.a
And, in fact, EVERYTHING that is u,,xIIv -.
in a wholesale retail grocery, may he had of h,,
the most reasonable terms.
! :s!; A. B. RAG AN, 4 and 10, st. Philip Street
August 2, ISl5-n3tf., Thbniau, l.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

SAMUEL WOLF - .=......s-
q, GENERAL COLLECTOR,
MILL ATTEND STRICTLY, TO
w the COLLECTION of all claims confided TO him.
r. Office In Houma. sfSAf'4 -f lnS-iy.J
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
Succession dc ANsoN LANTERMAN. e So
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour

H du Seine District Observation-Disclosures Terrebonne
= ArTESpu: Que r. 8 Goode, de In Paroisse Terre-
bonnie, = hit son application au Grefier de IA dite
Cour demandant pour etre nominee Administrator de
In consequence, toutes les persennes qu pourEaient
avoirdes objections i /, dite demande sont par les
psesc1es notifies de les dedQre Gfeier de la dite
Cnur Bureau dams Ia vile de Houma, dams les dix
ous Ia premiere publication de Get avis simon
Il de dsmande accordee ct ccnhrmee senn Ia loi
80 TEMOIN main ct lie scean de mon Office ce
HvxS~l l3eme jour de Septemhre, A. D., 1856
ND ll-2, Ii. NEW ELL, GrS fior.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
Dr.. l.. JENNINGS, .'
LAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to

IL Gagne's Row, second do,r above the i" Brick
Store. where he may all times be found unless profess
sonally engaged. jy-I9
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SPLENDID PRIZES. PAID IN CASH. 4
In addition to the above liberal per censage offered TO

In addition to the above liberal per censage offered TO
those who interest themselves get up Clubs the Pro
prieor. will pay, in Cash. the following sIlenit Prizes
for the largest Lists Of Subscribers sent in between The
present time and first OF January, 1857, to wit.
For the rgest 'ist 1900 For the End largest list SIS
For Ord largest list $780, the 4th largest isi tl25
For the 5h rgest st 500 For the 9th largest list 49,
For the 7th largest st 4 For the 9Th largest list $40
For the 9th largest HIT $50 For the leth largest list fo
For the 18th arg st list $a0 For the 18th largest list $40
Names can be sent in at different nfes, and from diff
ferent Post Offices The cash viii he paid the order of
the successful competitor immediately after the LIST OF
January 1857. a'' '''- e- '' '''
Postray all Letters, and direct to MUM & CO. Il!
100 = - l23 Fulton street. New York.
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CLUB RATES,

- sIoJI CLUB RATES' ""-f
Five Copies for Months, -. Five Copies lr Twelve
Months, IS: Ten pies for Six Moths IS; Ten Cores
for Twesve Months 3l5 Fifteen pies for Twelve Months,
422: Twenty Cop for Twelve Months ssa.
For Il Clubs Of 20 and over, the yearly subscription
only 81 40. r. H.. !5t s.. i.et =.-tf - t.sui i