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BROWNING & LEMANI,
IMPORTERS Of 20 !
French, British and German s.
DRY GOODS

20S ana I'll k1al3, Corner OF tHa';&et-street
CHARLESTON, 81. C.. :. =, ye.t,,
IL EEp constantly on hand, and offer to their
n friends and the public igenerslly the largest
assortm ant Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
in the Southernstates. Their Stock is copstant-
ly supplied with full assortment Of ~ 7tsiae
RICH DRESS GOODS
of all the newest varieties Of style and Fabric,
in Silks, Tissues, Bareges, Grenadines, Mnslins,
&c. Bombs.ines, Alpacas, and Mourning Goods
EMBRo1 o1DERIEs and LACE GOODS; ofesvesrryy.
EVENING DRESS GOODS, Of every variety. u.
Gentlemen's and Boys Wear.
CLOTHS, Cassimers, Vestings, Linen Drills and.
Coatings, Of best French Goods. ~ D.. 49,.
Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, SO. rs,s !.sf. -
FOR FAMILY USE. Z 81. So
Rose, Whitney and Bath Blankets. 80 = -. -.
Red and White FLANNELS. - $ -.
English and American Cotton Flanneis. :,
French, English and American PRINTS and
Cambrics. - ~ :, So -
Linens, Of Richardson's celebrated make, for
Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Damask,
Doylies, Napkins, Towellings, B. 8. and Huck.,
aback Diapers, Fruit Cloths, Apron Linens, &c. :,
CARPETING. T9
Ingram, Ply, Brussels, Tapestry snd VELVET.
British and American Floor Oil Cloths.
Wilton, Velvet and Administer RUGS. .--.,..,
White and colored Msttings Of all widths. - A.,
Stair Rods, STAIR CARPETINGs of al kinds.
CURTAIN MATERIALS. -
OF every variety in Silks, Satin and Worsted. &,
Curtain Cambrica and Mnal;no =. 49, . .ss.-E
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ID DAGGING AND R0PE.--TEN COILS
I'D Charleston and Wearers Rope-Gunny, Gid
roy and Dundee Baggng Just Received
and for sale low, by
S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28
ANEcDoTE OF REV. DR. PLUMEE

ANECDOTE OF REV. DR. PLUMER.
The Pittsburg Herald tells the following
snecdots Of the Rev. DR., Plumer, late Of
this city.
During a visi. to the Hot Springs, on a
certain occasion, he vas invited by the com.
pany gathered there to preach for them on
the Sabbath. He consented. The ball room
of the hotel was prepared for religious wor-
ship, and the audience assembled. The
speaker announced his text, and began his
discourse; but was mortified to find that by
some of the younger and more frivolous of his
hearers, of both sexes, the whole performance
was looked upon as good joke, and to be
treated accordingly. Some were smiling,
some were whispering, aad an unscemly lev
ity prevailed throughout the congregation.
For few minutes he endcarored to with
stand it by simple presentation of the truth
but to no purpose. Stopping short in his
discourse, he at once arrested thier attention
by the question: 'My friends, do you know
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
YORKVILLE. &. C..

YORKYILLE, s. C..
q W. JACKSON, having bought ont the estab-
y. lishments of L. P. SADLER and LOVE and
MCCONNELL, respectfully Informs the people of
York and the travelling community, that he will
hereafter conduct the business Of LIVERY and
SALE STABLE in Yorkville. He will keep fine
stock of
HORSES AND VEHICLES
Of every kind for sale or hire and will be prepar
ed with good drivers and comfortable conyeyan.
ces OF all times to carry passengers to and from
any point in the surrounding country. Upon the
arrival of the Cars, carriages will be in waiting at
the Depot
TO TAKE TRAVELLERS Ss
forthwith to their destination. His prices will be
reasonable, and the business will be conducted
strictly on the CASH PRINCIPLE without distinc-
tion of persons. A portion Of his stock viii be
kept ut the Stables formerly occupied by Love
& Mcconnell; and the remainder, at his new Sta
BILE, nearly -
OPPOSITE THE POST.OFFICE,
on Madison-Street. Three large and conveniently
located lots will be kept for the accommodation
Of DROVERS, who are invited
TO GIVE HIM A TRIAL.
s. W. JACKSON.
Yorkyille, Jan. II, 1855. g. 1Y
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THE PRINCETON PRESS.

VTlHE design of the inventor was to get up Press
Il which would answer erery requirement OF the
offer made by GEoRaE Bruce, Of New York, in
1851, viz cheap, light, easily managed, and ca
pabe of throwing of at least 500 sheets per hour.
This Press will throw of from 500 to S0O sheets
per hour, doing the work equal to eny Cylinher
Press. The bed stands about 80 inches from the
floor, and is the most convenient Of all Presses 70
make ready the form on. 1t Ia adapted to jobbing,
or book work, as we'll as newspaper, and will reg.
lister as well as any other Cylinder Press. IL
requires, to work it, = man to turn the fly wheel
and boy to feed the sheets.
The linking Apparatus is very complete, and
differs from the apparatus used in Cylinder Pres.
ses generally, being more like that used in the
Power Platen Presses. Two rollers pass over
the form twice to each impression, taking ink for
each sheet.
A Press of this description for newspaper and
jobbing, bed A by 283 inches, with roller mould,
roller stocks, blanket, flying and registering ap-
paratus, &c., complete, will be furnished for S6OO
Ifintended for book work chiefly, an extra ink
fountain will be furnished for $50. The press,
fly wheel, &C., will weigh about 1000 pounds The
sides, &C., are iron. Length Of frame, seven feet
height, to front edge Of feed board, three feet
six inches. Any size made to order.
The following is the list Of Sizes and Prices as
far as established:
Bed 2s by 20, s4oo. Bed 4s by 81, $3.50
"36 "a, $50. $50 80, 600.
"44 2s1, 500. "52 80, 625.
"46 80 540
The beds will take chases their full breadth;
and within two inches of the length.
TERMs.-One-half, cash: one half, note, at
months, with approved security; or p per cent
discount for cash.
Boxing and Carriage, $13. 81
For more than three years the inventor of the
above Press has been improving it, working it all
the while and ascertaining with great care and ex-
and he fatters himself he has succeeded in per-
fecting it.; and is now manufacturing the Press
himself No Press will leave his premises without
being thoroughly tested, and without it performs
to the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser.
JOHN T. ROBINSON. :,
Princeton, N. j., Nov. 1866. 46 sm :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28

ba Wisdom is better without an inheri-
lance than an inheritance without wisdom.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28

NOTICE.--The firm of ADAMS & McCOR-
~ KLE having been dissolved on the FIRST
day of JANUARY by its own limitation, the name
Of the firm will be used in settling up the old bus
mess. -. j. H. ADAMS,
W. H. McCORKLE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28

NEW FIRM. the first of January, J.
~ H. ADAMS, W. H. McCORKLE and J. A.
MCLEAN, formed Copartnersbip under the style
of ADAMS, McCORKLE & CO., for the purpose
of carrying on the Mercantile business in its vari
Gus branches, in the room formerly occupied by
Stock Of Goods, and hope by close application to
business, to offer such inducements to cash and
prompt paying customers as will entitle them to
liberal patronage. lz,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-02-28

0xMARROW, POMADE, TI;sapba,.
ous, Kathairon, Carolina Hair Toni dSsrs
Eau Lustrate Hair Tonic, Macassar and Tsars OIL
with many other articles for beautifyine and n.
proving the hair. For sale BY ~
L:P. BARNE9r &ce.g
Nov1 4S t.
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TO TAKE TRAVELLERS
OPPOSITE THE POsT.OFFICE
AUCTI0B hID Commission BUSINESS.

Yorkville, Jan. II, 1855. i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-29

~
ton to Harris MGYgan--Ist district. Tho g%
Bark Pagnet dc sgas ps] Roca Is days from barcelona
10 ynnster-3d dstrict49. 45
Bark Grays D Gibson 45 days from Bordeaux to master
I'd district g. .a5. IA.
scbr Star Parker from Ship 1sland--Basin. H%
schr George from Tchefncta-Basin. ..
schr Mary sosthine, Bage from BoniGnca1 Basin.
schr Martha Ann, Williamson, from Covington-Basn.
Sci,r AIegon Earcisse, from Borfonca-Basin 49,.
Schr Mary Msrgerett, from Bayou Battery---Basin.
Schr Cre6a, Peterson, from Amie Riyer-Basin
Schr Alert Kieffer, from Lake MarapaB-Bgson.
schr Emily, Salsnar, from Lake MarhIias-Basin,
schr L'Eclair from Amie Rigernliasn Aka &- 54-
Schr Critique, Dago, from Anie River-Basin:
Scflr Octavia Furgerson, from Anite RyeT-Basn.
Schr Elodle, from Arnite River--Easin -
Schr Laura Hpper, from Covngton-Basn.
Schr Jas Stockton, CALDWELL from Ponchrtona-asin
sehr Charlotte Ann, Blrck, from Lake Marapas-Basih
STEAMBOATS,. .-1 .l-
Princess Holmes, from yicksburg. ~
i Il Clark Lodwfck, from Shreveport. a
BIuR City Hicks, from Paducah.
Mary Bess, Lyons, from 0peousas
California, Myers, from Mobile. ~
Cuba Heirn, from Mobile -
Opeloisas, Neal from Indian Village.
Oplelia, Dimtry, from Balize
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vIcKsBuRGstesmsr PEinesss1s2a bales cotton Tender
gg nacsns2 ez f,5s
Wright Davenport &eo-lo5 John Watt scoa5 Ieysrich
f kss TfstGe Wa'GE se5s
sa add NEsG5 Ssv
manlosward Saunders EnntElq Bogar Foley Ay t:
eo TRon S Sel:on Gcos hhds
Burbrdge &co-Toal 2l5s bales cotton.
ton, Whitns { Taisios Oakley Hawkins % Walker
Hutchnson Buehannqn Carroll co65 paa od Seeo g.
e 5er raynf Eas so Gese DO &co
+ ssa1 csS gaHss3
Gage b9sd s do G Gop Faace e ner
ss seed ed Nssse Scos do do ofderTol 53 bales
cotton. --.-. ., ..es .,...
s. % a ~ do R X
B. q aS ss o II 90 Sc
MaF es f Or Rss3na so 6 HoTs
corn Ducherst bales cotton Levy summers119
% SSep na ks peas Do bsans
cattle IS do hogs to order-Total 60 bales cotton.
1eha3eses B siocq Psret4o Toedano
ayo6 Miller 1 %Ss ,g,J
bbls moasse Freen Miller Forester
q p hRds sugar IA bbls moRsses
MoBIIE-steanler Caornia-19 bales cotton Geddes-loi
do to order-3 pkgs mse GeddeTota 2a5 bales cotton
NoBuE-steamer Cubals9 bales cotton otder-l69 Cum
mns Garter tafe b @se Adams Express
bale do James G9nn sEd eer deonS liquors
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arkansas, sunk at q mile Bluff
Alabama Riuer-42 bales cotton Farley Jrey &co66 Gum
mngs SteEar &co-7l Harde &co20O Tlrlton Whiting
TulS-llO Mckleroy Bradford26 Redgi Roberts 4 Terr
Dc Dc q SfgsSFs' -sf
Harda Eeo cotton gin 2pkgs sundres Cummings Stewart
co-Total 1l2l bales cotton.
| INDIAN vILLAGE-steamer Oncousas-10 bales cottor
Lloyd Frierson6 Harrs-9 Andrews sierauI26 Andfr
Knapp-0O0 feet lumber Perre-Total 81 bales Cotton
BALTzE-steamer ophea-loS bbs molasses w Robinson
46 do IL hhds sugar Urquhart0 do Payne Harrison
Al do 3S3 bbs molasses de Elana2 hds John
ston &co-O molases f do j W Burridge &co55 do
Thds sugar W Il Montgomery-5 do Cazenave-2i do Ed
ward Stiff &co-9 bbls noasses G Urguha6S5 do Puig Nil
Eco-7O do 81 hhls Berthond2l do 81 hi bbls monsSe
De anc-4 do 80 bbs do q hds sugar Over-To1al %
| hhds sugar SOC bbs molasses 10 hi do.
| RAILROADS..
| NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS, AND GREAT WESTERN
RAiIROAD-61 hhds sugar, Lohtt Charpenter34 do j
Bellocq sco-2O Hewitt Norton &co2 do 50 hbs monsse
Derelos Duriye &coS do Cnmack, Squires West-S0 d.
Toiedano Taylor2o do Braud andry-l4 hhds sugar
bbs do do moasses L Babi-l do sugar
(ravisal cattle 5000 lumber ordeToal hnds susa
| go bbls nousses
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS. u,. w..
LIyERPOOI-Shp Chicora-i4,2a3 staves lsi5o ieet
lumber ..... 49,.
BOSToN-Bark Susan-9O bales cotton 246 sacks corn, o
bbls pork 100 whisky l76 bdls hides, Dbl syrup
BOsToN-Ship Merimac-36I2 bales cotton
CADIz-Bg Pedro Anono-i5O bales cotton, 1900 slaves
ANTWERP-sbip Baden-2o3 cotton G2l4 SKIS wheat
1850 do corn liz rye 1869 bbls -four 8o slaves
P0O-ship Pelican Statel395 bales cotton, ~
SKIS conn., 1000 slaves.
MARsEIIIE S-Irg Beaver-100 bales cotton lGeO Dds
-four alg4 SKIS wheat, 8 bales wool, $3.50 staves
BOsTON-Ship Isaac II Boardman-500l bales cotton.
BAITINORE-Bark Tireinian-23i bales cotton 357 hhds
sugar. 50 bbls moasees, 652 hides
BoSTON-shp Dgo-9O0 bales cotton 500 bbs molasses,
$500 SKIS corn LIT hides, 1900 slaves.
MOBIIE-Steamer Anna-In ballast
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SUGAR AND MoLASSES. Sugar was firm, with sales of
45o hhds at for Fair to Fully Far.of Moasses
900 bbls were sold the advanced rates of 35c gallon Tor
Good to Choice.
FLOUR Market dull and dropping, and sales confined to
few retail parcels Louis IS 49, and some ONO at about
IS 371s "a Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn comprise about 2OO sacks Mixed
and White at 6S{d7Oc 100 Yellow at re u bushel
Wheat 100 sacks Sold Of which 500 Red at 81 IL aeu at
81 So and 900 Prime White at 81 95 . bushe Oats loo
sacks ST. Louis were disposed Of at &c. and oO b in seScr"
lots at 55c "a bshel rather higher and we noced
sales of 400 sacks &c. 500 from store at SIC Is 0o bs
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing at SIT o DBL and
lot Of 100 heavy taken that Bacon III
- casks were sold i'll lots Nothing Of any moment
was doing in Lard,
COFFEE Sales l650 bags Rio, of which llc 4o III
l11$Mlll;c and 100 Selections at II &c u ID.
100 tierces were disposed Of the evee at Sac
Tb.
As bbls Recfed sold at AGO. and some retail
lots at 4Sc y gallon. Market dull
FREIGTS shipping to Liverpool ut tad ana
two ships were taken for Boston at sc
EXCH ANt;ES =, Demand moderate.
Sterling rnlnl 55f 10 i dollar
SiXty-day Bills .@f40go y " Gs
Sight Checks New York us
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IMPORTS.

BORDEAUX-Bek Grays7 Cases sardines 62 do fruits 9do
ancfores Duntz 1ken62 hlds wine " cases pre-
serves Grsaa Corunngere co-1 mdse McCal44 lids
wine Puioi2 do Perrilat col9D 90 cheese
81 CyrEO cases fruits Talamo-l0 do wine % half hhds do
do Bredon Schater--6 hhds wine ~
casks do Rochereau &co6D cks do Faze
roclO hf pipes do Or do do MaignanI hi bids yin
egar Cavaroc-l2 bids and q ValeonO h1ds
vine Ferbos Frercst hats Doudosat00 DO wine Pronis
Ane &co20 hhds do z Inf do Numa LaGoseha hds 90 l9O
10 brandy rs ardnes Cahuzac &colD do
arines Conturn-l00 do ancnovies Toussar oard
& Doissan-36 hhds wine st MARTINEZ casks brandy j N
urren-O hhs wine hf do 600 do q hf hhds vinegar
Cayaroc &co &c.,. 80.
TABASCO-Schr Boita-S294 specie % bales pepper Us
hides Caerden-5 do 95 bales and pkgs pepper Payro
NEW YORK VIA MISUNDERSTANDING GIenada-As-
sorted merchandise.
observation-disclosures de Sitgas-In ballast
SHIP ISLAND-Sclr Str60 scks salt Byrne, Vance &co
TCHEFU NCTA-Schr Georse-5G0 bbls shels to order
EONFOUCA-Schr Mary Soshine35 cords wood to order.
TANGHIPoHA-Schr Liyingston-30099 feet lumber Mer
rift & Mcconnell. ~ -
COVINGTON-Schr Martha Ann-5G0 bbls sand to order.
BoNFOUCA-schr Alegon-50O bbs sanp 10 order.
BAYOU BATTERY--Schr Mary Margere25 600 feet lun1-
| bsr to order.
ANTE RIvER-scr Creolel5Ooo shingles 20 cords wood
| Moore IL Red. M
LAKE MARAPAS-sehr Aert-D cords wood to order.
| LAKE MARAPAS-Schr Emily-15 cords wood to order
ANTE RIVEB-Schr Il Eclar-35 cords wood to order
ANTE RIV ER-schr Crtique-40 cords wood to order
| ANTE RIyER-Schr 0etaya-35 cords wood to order.
| ANTE RIVER-Schr Elodie-25 cords wood to order.
| COyINGTON-sehr Laura-35,OO0 bricks to order.
| PoNCHATOULA-Schr James Stockton-5o cords wood tt
ORDER '
| LAKE MARAPAs-schr Charlotte Ann-19 cords wood tt
| order
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,or,r1 D,srR,cr CouRT) LAWRENCE CUIIETIN versus
~ or NEW ORIEASs 5JOifN kINSULLA Tor knsea)-

EoO Of NnW aFH '5s
~ V FRI of writ Of alias l5eri faeias,
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth District court OF eW
and by said late transferred will proceed to sell
at public auction the Rona Of the City Exeh@Es s. Louis
rus" 1 Kecrtan Vacant Of Ground situate in the suburb
i5o on plan drawn D. Pile on the 18Th Nexemoer 1872
IN his hse ETY. said lot measuring By 10
feet depth between parallel lines which lot NE defendant as
Ills city, dated The ID May 1853.
md 4 certain Vacant Lot Of Ground situate in lie suburb
p"G Within Music Groi md yrqart streets Plan
drawn by J. Pile dated November 18TH 1875 and deposited IN
1s o No. u Of BOOK Of plans No. said Of Ground
res 70 feet front on Music street. BY I'D feet in depth between
parallel lines and front urquhar street Teh SAID Lot vas
per dated 18th May 1855 before Amedee Ducatel Notary
srl certain Vacant Lot of Ground situate in the suburb
EraH Of this city il the square No l Gomp pr c w
plan Of sad suburb drawn BY j. Pile the It'll June 1873
said Lot designated by The No on particular plan drawn BY
r seghers then Notary this city, under the No T. Of book
Of plans No. said Lot measures " feet front on Arts street. y
defendant By purchase from 4 Fernando per dated tie
I'D April 1853 before Amedee Ducate Notary fuoc IN THIS
lh certain Vacant Lot of Ground situate in the suburb
Franklin of this CITY in square No. l5o comprised within Music
Of said suburb drawn byJ Pile, the I'll June 1873 said
LIT s P the pp e d ose p y
seghers then Notary Public in This city, under the No. Il
the book plans said Lot Tres ies front on Att
by defendant from Charles Brandt by purchase as per
dated ID March, 1853, before Amedee Ducae Notary Public
Tho above described Lots are well filed up and fenced in.
Seized in hesabove suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
Jas 10 % fec Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
FOUR9o BBE$ EENH FOR SALE B BY So,
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
2YEelu Orlealts Glousv Mlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Tn {

'Nl''f Monday Evening, Jan. Is, 1856.
Since the weather has changed from mild and con-
genial temperature characteristic OF our climate to the freezing
point Last night ice in exposed places. To-day
bright and clear with cool westerly wind but there nothing
to create the belief this cold snap Is to be Of long DURATION
and we hope days will only intervene before shall be in
oossession advics from the West Of moving in the waters in
that region.
There change IN the general feature Of the Money Mar
ke to-day Some twelve months dated paper placed at
per cent There is evidently "lc up in the money ake
there has been anything of contrary nature in it this
The statement of the Banks Of Saturday last shows actual
the loans of the banks for the last week. Of so2
and comparing the loans long and short for the last Saturdays
of January 1855 and 5s, we find increase follows:
Loans IN and DISCOUNTS on q n S January 5 49, $55S
Increase 81 5o2 GIG
OF the business Of the city be regarded having
increased there would be necessity for borrowing money
to conduct it.
The Exchange Market today active for The commence
of the week Foreign bills appeared be stiening and
though clear sterling passed at 6 81 there was also ne
goaons ~. Bills with chipping documents ruled
81 6 with only moderate transactions Francs
have improved and 57s 1874 snd $50 will the nego-
tston to-day. In domestic funds there much doing
outside Saturday at and cent dis The banks were
drawing checks at ~ and private bankers and Il dis Tor re-
mittance Three days sight ruled * dis; ten to twenty
days sight, dis sixty days sight was taken by the
banks az and 2 dis with sales Of produce bills same
time the street. 2 to OK and CT dis The market
well supplied and the demand about keeps pace
with tile supply lii quotations in this mornings issue
transportation of figures occurred in rates. which made
them read banks selling ~ dis instead of
There were purchasers $4,000 Mexican dollars to-day,
ceived by Texas from Vera Cruz on T. The price fol-
! small rule at 1914.
The Stock Market quiet There is enquiry for Unot
Bank stock OF par sales Saturday, knowledge
are only thirty shares Of Bank of New Orleans at 90.
The Board of of the Bank of Louisiana to-day de
nIrfE
| on the first Monday of next month.
The election for Directors of this Bank was held to-day
at which following gentlemen returned for the presel
| year:
W. W. Montgomery II. s. Buckner Edward Chapman Geo
Uruart Roseiu Washington Jackson Jr, Leo
pod Jeannc Aug. Rochelle Montgomery Gilbert S. Hawkins
Whelmus Bogart Ambrose Lanfear, Edward Shit, j. W. Bur
bridge.
The fge last named take the places Of Messrs Harsh
ling Reed Howell and SAUL who out by rotation and declr
alton.
Statements of the Banha of this city the last Saturday
Dece1aJer 1855 and the last Saturday or January, 1856
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TEoislESE Corr De DISTRICT THOMAS 8 MOORE We sEs
DE Ia N1uyEILE-flRLEAEs CREAECIERs.. No. Ts2S.
EHN VERTU dun ordre de vente rendn lie 10
~ anyr moi adrese par Honorable Troisisme Cour
de District de Ia Nouss dams Fafaire CT essa je
nrocedeai e ShMED de fevrier 1856 midi les ieux
Pangie nord des Tues Rousseau Jackson dams lie Quasme
District de cete Vile pour compile des cesnciers de pnso
rable, a radudicatfon de- Iz..eE
I materiel du Journal ct dn job lie " STATE
REPUBLICAN, comprenant Ia prese les cracteres gaees,
attribus composteurs, ornements, narbes, etc,
Ahandonns par l'inEovabe 4 SEES cF6anciers 5
COND1TI0NS-Comptan moment standardization
taa fe4 IS % Sheriff d. "a Paroisse dsorlkans
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49ebiety Ut tgt MIatkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, JAN, o.
The demand fair yesterday and about 1000
b,,s we're sold without any material change in prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
1e. MOCK Middling Fair ........ .lO6ll014
nrd;narv .....1617I Fair. l01ag-
*, iinSs ..,.. S61S2S Good Fair .............-G-
Gnod Middiine 9a,639sg Good and Fine. .......-g-
ToRACCO We heard of 62 hhs sold as follows: 81 Old
Crop of which and Is aSc; Is of New Lugs at 6c
3hhds New att at "a, and SIC; and 10 Old Crop Sc
ections, at l0c q ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-htls.
c,oo, A., hand Sent l. 1s55 .,,,.,.... .4Q,537 His
p oi Snce i y - 1914 55l 4470
A'eet' wa 1aSardnv ... 1880 900
'eS'' - 996931 - 44T0
lO3S46S 1915
E,,ortod IA date 100 4o6 1916
Ia 'eu a ~ 14n35 600
yesterday '''''''''''' l4o- 1874 -l2 log
295O7 4,Ol9
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Actual increase Of Loans for the month S24l,850
This shows great variation in items for the month";
ticsr1 in depots with in collection accounts
which undoubtedly be paid in Exchange The increase in
specie actual having taken the in vaults at the re-
specive dates actual increase in Loans long and short is
$780, This would not have been required had
ton with the interior maintained during the month"; rs
in December.
Condition, of Banhs the Saturday Of each @ee from the
LIST September, 1855.
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