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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-16
Notice..

NOUlC0,
TNllE partnership heretofore existing be
Il tween the undersigned, under the firm
OF BARRETT & COBB, Is dissolved, by
mutual consent from this date. All persons
indebted TO said firm must settle their ac-
counts with us AT ONCE.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
WSTUS COBB.
Middlcbury, April 16, 1856.
The undersigned, having become sole pro-
prletor of the Middlcbury Register Estab-
lishment, will continue TO publish the paper
and to do job work, on similar terms as
heretofore.
80 JUSTUS COBB.
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* The name Of tho French prince
is Napoleon, Eugene, Louis, Joan, Jo-
ssph. His tito is King Of klgisr."
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Es The ice in Lake Champlain is
breaking up. Navigation will probably
ba resumed in ten days.
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CArGnr.-The robber oe Mossrs Bali,
Black & Co.'s store at New York. was
arrested Tuesday just as he was step
ping into tho cars Of the New Haven aud
Boston evening train. The whole pro.
cceds of the robbery. amounting to about
$4,000 worth of diamond jcwelry, was
found on his person. Among the articles
was diamond necklace valued at So
600, several bracelets valued at $500
each, and large variety of diamond
brooches. car rings. finger ripgs,etc The
robbers name is George w. Hayden.
He is an Englishman,, % years of age,
and a matchmaker by profession. L was
his intention to take passage Wednesday
in the Cunard steamer for Boston. lie
attempted to get of Tuesday in the T.
meu, but applied too late for a passage
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Tho Presidential Election.

Tho Manchester american, leading
journal of the American party, says;
Tile Nomination Of Mr.. Fillmoyc.-
We have no desire to discuss at length
at this time the question of the Presi.
dcncy. But the sudden nomination of
Mr.. Fillmore at Philadelphia places him
before the country, and the question how
the American party in this state will
act, cannot be longer postponed We
aware that there are some who would
ike 10 see Mr. Fillmore the candidate
of the Observation-Disclosures, But their
number is small compared with the
whole number Of the opponents Of the
administration. What is wanted is n
candidate who will command the vote
of all the opponents Of the admin.
istration, and when elected, will honor
by his ability and character the high
position to which he will be elevated =
1t is not probable that Mr.. Fillmore
will unite tho opposition nor is it possible
1t is not probable that single New Eng
land state could be carried for him, ex-
cept. perhaps, Massachusetts, and that
could only be done by the aid of the old
conservative Wings. In Massachusetts
that element is strong, but in other New
England states except Maine, it is blend
cd with the opposition and is in interest
one with it. 1t would no, insist on the
nomination of Fillmore or any other
candidate, provided a judicious selection
was made for candidate by the anti.
administrationists. However other
states may act, we are satisfied that the
opponents Of the administration in this
state will unite and nominate an clccto-
raj ticket which will carry the whole
vote. Some may prefer Mr.. Fillmore,
and some, other men, but there will be a
union for the general interest and for an
undivided success.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-16

The young man who was treated with
contempt says it isn't half so coed as
champagne,
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THE South CARoLIwA CoLLEGE-
Judge J. b. O'Neall, in letter to the
editor Of the Southern Enterprise, of
March, says, in referring to the South
Carolina College
graduated in the College forty.
three years ago last December. have
been trustee for thirty.seven years.
know tina. | have watched over its n-
teres.s with all the care Of a deep and
and abiding love and yet, | know that
of all the students graduating from 1906
to 1855, forty-pine years, one-fourth of
the whole number have died drunk
ards-a shame to themselves, and bur
den to their families"
ES Senator Foor is making lauda.
Die excrtions to secure the benefit of the
late bounty land act to the Pittsburgh
Volunteers. A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times thus writes Of Mr..
FooT's recent speech on the subject in
the Senate;
"Tho remarks submitted by Senator
Foot, of Vermont. on the proposed
amendments to the Pension and Bounty
Land Laws, were able, patriotic, and e.
vincing q grateful appreciation of the
services of the old soldiers. Whilst lie
was speaking, n stanza of song written
by Scotias greatest bard occurred to me.
"The poor old soldier neer despiss,
Nor count him as a stranger.
Remember he's his country's prize
In day and hour of LANCER"
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IA IL hid ID n NJ
JANE N. SLADr, Secretary.

Il. At the Annual March Meeting
Of the towns in Addison County, Ira
Clifford, of New Haven, was duly elect
ed County Commissioner of said Couu-
ty, for the year ensuing. Whole num-
Der of votes Gal.
Ira Clifford received COZ
Scattering "a
Majority SIS
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk.
Middlebury, April S, 1856.
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Junior Exhibition

Tie Junior Exhibition will take place
on the Evening of the goth of April, at
6 o'clock. All are invited.
Middlebury College, April, 1856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03
Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrbers requested to give early attention to their pay
msnt. Every account is made up and must be paid
promptly, or no more credit will be given.
B. L. HARDoN S co.
Jan. 1855. dawtf
GAvINGS.-The Trustees of the Worcester County
- Institution for Savings, hereby notified that their
seuliaunua meeting will be held at the Office of said In
sttltinn, TUESDAY the 18th day Of nuary current
at ocloct P. NJ. C. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Worcester, Jan. /, 1856. deoust
THNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of he Members
, Of the Worcester Mechanics SaTinys Bank, for the
choice of Officers for the ensuug year. amending the By
Laws aud any other businers that may legally come be-
fore them, will be holden THURSDAY Jan 50, 1855,
at O'Clock Ma st the ufice OF said eank.
al dtIan4 Il. woodward, Treas.
EENSORS' MEETING.-A meeting of ina
~ Censors of the Worcester Medical District will be held
at DR. Green's Hail. ia Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day OF January next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All per-
sons having business with said Board of Censors will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
JNo. GEO. MErcALF, sso'y
Mendon, Dec 7, 1856 d dtjano
lIsss.sss.sss NNORCESTER s. NASHUA
szsz%S335 Il, R.--DIVIDEND.
declared by the Board Of Directors on the Stock this
Company, PAYABLE tt tenth day January next to
holders of Stock on the first day January nest.
W. HAMMOND, rreas.
Worcester, De-. q, 1855. d2t dtJIO
EMOVAL.-Th subscriber ha ing removed
from Orange ST. to u Southbridgest would respect
FULLY give notice THAT he will continue, heretofore to
CAKE, BRE ID, AND PASTRY,
to be found in the city Order received by A. P. Abee,
Confectioner, Pleasant St, at Y SouthbIidge st
MI DIT GEO. I. KING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03
DECEMBER 29d, 1855.

Il o G E N II L Il M e N :.
The undersigned in order reduce their present large
stock Of RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS tr 0sutlsmen's
wear, have determined 10 MARX DOWN their prices 10
sum for each article at least FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
shan the same goods have been sold before. In add
ton to our extensive assortment Of M
RICH SEASONABLE GOODS
for Gentlemen's wear, have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON
rho choicest styles OF RICH vEsTINes for Evening
Dress. New styles Of PANTALoON sTUFFs.
Entirely new designs for DRESS AND FRocK GOATS
All Of which shall manufacture with such cara and
attention as will stamp darmen's At once elegant
and distinctive. and at prices to meet the wAnts Of the
most economical a.naiN .a..ta.a 4-MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
suction Rooms No. 66 and 6s Main Street
HOCSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. - On
Is SATURDAY,.
At O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprls
lsg Carpets, Sofas Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedseads
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and The usual Kitcnen ware.
GALES OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated
lhe city, county State; terms reasonable satisac
lion guaranteed Also the apprasng of property solicit
el Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appca
ton at the Sales Room Constantly hand, assert
ment OF new common Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
AMI Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C., which will be sold lew for Cash.
There will be sales Of Furniture every Wednesday af
itTnoon at Putnams Sales Rooms the usual hour un
ilfurther notice. g. NJ. REDDlNG, Salesman
mar30 diff
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RICH sEAsONABLE GOODS
READY MADE DEPARTMFNT

Here will be found tue mps complete assortment OF fah.
lonabe Garments, made up by the best o. workmen The
Ia est styles to be found IN the country ani gentlemen
BE- furnished With C0MPLErE suIra shoFt notice,
and at she lowest prices. II
The following y list Of Of tbs articles on fne.
snAee for the season, aud the prices at which they VIII
HEAVY PILOT SACK 0vBRcOATs, suitable for those
exposed TO our severe climate, trom...St 70 2Nt0s
rALNA sAOK3 Of Engish Treble Miled Beaver, maleiu
entirely new styles-a Superior dreas garment
$50 n $50.
szBAsr0p0L rALAIAs made from heavy Kevsrsibls
Beavers, suitable for trayeli o. riduie from
$40 70 $50.
DRESS and FR0cK COATS made IN ist.sl styl- ofruAe
rlor workmAnslnp and trlmmiaga, MS % $40
CHARLES A. SMITH \ Coz
30. Old Ssasc How .:rssv. sssI lnnapna
tdn1 03 ita
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SINGER's SEWING MACHINES !.

y
These machnes have long sucained the highest repu.
taton In the United States The FIRST przca gold med.
ahas recently been awarded N them at the gr al Ex-
position at the Palace Of Industry IN Paris aud thus they
have the Worlds verdict Of superiority.
Great improvements have us been added so that they
run without noise with the operator at double the
speed. 80 that
TWICE AS MUoH WORK CAN DE DONE IN A DAY!
The greatest clothing and shoe inanufactring estab.
shments 10 the country these mschiue0 exclusively.
They are competent to perform every Of work in the
most perfect manner.
As there very great numbers Of inferior or entirely
worthless sesing machines Of the LeroW n Blodge /,
Avery. Wilson, Grover Baker and other patents which
have been Sold but canuo BE- used any advantage
hereby offer 10 receive ALI such machines, aud also unu-
proved manufacture In exchange for my
and latest Improved machines, on liberal terms. An old
machlngs thus ob ne by as will b. broken up and de-
stoyeh For teaars, ppy by letter or personally at
our New York uiher.
D. L'ial A4erta ntei /, make sales Of our 10.
wovei sewing machins 70 psrs properly qiallned
for the business. rare op)rtunlty fOr prlht4blv and
VI asant employ me l. oil red.
1. M. SINGER s. co.,
Principal Omce sea Brasaway, y. Y.
nRANCu OgFtCEs.--s7 Hanover st.. nostonj la2
cbsstn A. Pail d,phi los Baltimore g.. BAH more,
ga Waaui A. Viralaua 1874 81 chAyles st., New Qt.
iany, 0lgnkBvilk, N. xi 81 Proaa On Rgpprk, Nh
40 dsm
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Real estate.

fS5AA FOR SALE-Hause No IL Crown street,
H;,, containing sixteen rooms conveniently arranged
1A. for either one or two tenement Said house ID
nearly new and was hut by the subscriber for his
USE and is one OF the peasantest situations this vcin
y Terms very easy. For particulars, inquire No.
~ Portland street. l. @. TYLER
EHOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,OR EXCHANiE
II FOR OTHER PR0PERTY.-A few House Lots will
be exchanged for small Farm near Worcester or for
Houses in the city.
Please address Box S34 Worcester P. o.
ds1
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CAUTIONS.

o. NOTICE.-BY ORDER OF CHARLES BRIM-
M;is BLEGod, Commissioner of Insolvency, 10 and
4A. for the County Of Worcester will be sod at Pub
lie Auction, in the City Of Worcester, on the 4TH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, a
c.rtan Tract Of Lei with Buildings thereon, situate
the south side OF Mil Brook Street, called and
tanning about
$4,000 FEET OF LAND.
Upon the same is large aud convenient Dwelling
House, suitable for two families
The above des rbed property beng part II the Is
tate Of J II. BANCROFT, an Tnsolyeut Deb,or
Terms made known at the time and place If Sale.
CALVIN +. PRATT, Assignee.
Worcester, Dec 90 1855. d21 DIV
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90 Ect.

Two RENTING very desirable tenements, Nos.
Pond street, near While & Gleasons grocery store
containing 70 ms eich. Rent $Sl. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of DAVID WOODWARD. 28
Green street d27 d2gA
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y y = y n y y NJ
W. H DEXTER co., Agents for the sale Of Messrs.
Folsom Bowker's Flour and Grain Bags Of all kinds
which they will sell at the Manufacturers Prices.
Worcester, Nov. s, 1855. dsua
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

THNHE BEST FLOUR IN TUE MAR
ET.-to bbis Quincy Fani Flour, as good AZ
the best Flour Of former years. and warranted 10 " sun
ror any IA this markets received hts ~ and Tor sails
ny WM o. SWEET co,
MO dh ts0 Main Il.
E.Nt LLEH's EARlH-Bue yuFioi, Alum IA
car0ma.e potash, Pearl Ash. snmac, Clutch, 4 Gam-
bier, tcr sale IN traaniiiigB to suil by
SuBl izu Q. A. HARRINGTON & 90
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G IL &c AT UslI!
At
w ALL &c BALLOONS,
FOR
READY MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN.
Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever before
in w Worcester!


in Worcester!
WALL & BALLOON take great pleasure in announcing
to the citizens # Worcester and vicinity that we are pre-.
pared to sell READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper than
any other House in the city, If we have to
S b l. l. A T 9 o s II!
We are bound not to be uniersold by any one. Our
Goods the best marke' Affords made Of the best
maeria and in the latest styles. Ne have large va
riety OF
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting of Crayas Ties SILK and Cotton Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs Shirts, Collars, Bosams Gloves. Wool.
Undershirts and Drawers. sc. In our
CUSTOM DEPA RIM ENT,
may he found large assortment Of Piece Goods ench
and American Doeskins, Foreign and Domestic Broad.
cloths Velvet silk and Cashmere Nesting, which WILDE
made to order in the best manner at short notice. and
sat slaction given.
DO mol forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 5 Worcester HOuse Block.
s.W + nm manL' WALL & BALLOON.
n9 DIFF
NEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING
" MECORNEY h BiGELGW are receiving splenild
assortment OF FALL CLOTHING, which will be sold as
low as last years styles selling
We have large and well selected assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are very low
Our Br0adc oths CASH ueres and 1lain
and fancy poeskns VeSngs, &c. &C, are equal to the
entire satisfaction customers.
N. b. Fall Fashions just received.
MEGoRNEY Il BIGELOW,
au28 dSswtf Merchant Talors ia Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

CfOckerY, Glass, N DrltanIa Ware
TABLE cUTLERYi CLOCKS, CARPETS, CARPET.
INGs. which will be sold at prices to suit
the times.
]. L. H. has also new article
ROBINSON'S CURTAIN FIXTURES.
which are universally acknowledged to be the best and
cheapest in Also, Window Shades and Fixtures
various kinds His assortment of
Feather Beds. Comforters, Mattresses,
is large and embraces every hg des ,ble in this line OF
COOKING AND PARL0R STOVES.
he has large assortment b,tn new and secondhand
Also, complete assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!
of every description, and being anxious to reduce his
Stock previous JAN l. 1856 he will make greater in
ducements purchasers than ever before offered in
this city. Let ali are in want Of any article in the
House Furnishing line, call the Store, see if it is
no. so. j. L. HOOD.
gag Main St.
NIB. Caph paid for Secondhand Furniture apply
as above. MI du&w3t
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE
new collection of

new collection of
Social. moral. and Regiofous soogs
9"H~S'
Designed for the use OF Schools, Semnaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SETECTED
r,,a oa;. - " ESTER.
Toabe na,ns Ss -; " Wy yeaIs experience as
IL q DI.eclol o 1usic, aho havihg been Tor saVe.
nve. ~ ~ e' T anu director OF Musicai
49, Js, :, ,u ~ nsfo5eIs lqsu,es' ana also having
80 1 ~ ~ Wy T'a.e NFna' S;hooi at FRAMING
h.ch INSTITUTE az Lancaster, MASS, by
M h an various other opportunities, he
1850 eI'"is' u ascertain the wants OF the people in
- ~ w ,niS department OF educatioh, feels confident
nv @lll ho ony meet tue appreciation Of the many
anu o,iperlhehorhts Ot hoos, aud friends of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

GNOTTON TWINE-PRtCE REDUCED "A
fresh supply of Harris Brothers. superior Cotton
TTine. We challenge any article tn market to COM
pare in quality or cheapness with this
H. GRIFFIN & co
d22 dH Agents for Harris Brothers.
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Amusenrrnts
WORCEsTER GYMNAsIUM

NN OR CESTER GYMNASIC !!
OK ORCHARD ST., ADJoIstNs THE WAFER ouRR.
Open from A. NJ. till 10 p. M.
Instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ to P. NJ,
to g. and to 10 P II.
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher from
3 toll P. M.
it's desirable thar pupils should be puncual In attend
ance at the exercises OF their respective classes
TerEs-Ror one wear SIS 90; six months s10.60 three
months So 90; payable quarterly In ADVANCE Transient
pupils 20 cents for each Of Tuition
in sparring $1,000 per course. payable 10 advance.
). B. BAILEY, lo..-..
mis- diff A. MoLINEUX Froprie'ors'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

The deposits have fallen off, thus far rapidly the
discounts The decrease in discounts has been nbo
onehalf the extent realized last year during the
Our dates from Boston to Monday give following
Business generally simproying and notice fair demand
Tor nearly NIL the leading articles Flour
firm and sustain full previous Coffee and cotton are
tf with very small stocks Hides demand
and PRICES have again advanced Sugar quite
adsanee an to moasS4 there Is better feeling Other lea
sustained In money there change 10 notice The street
rates torgQod business paper is from soy per
chaIse On London the business has been moderate 9
per cent fof cass 20 day bills On Paris tho rates are
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G.and Dncampmcnt.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, /.
0. F. holds lis regular sessions the third TUESDAY, III Jan
utrA and July Of each the Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Camp and Lafayette Streets
Officers the year l855Alf. Mouon, NJ. W, Grand Patr
arch Thomas f. Bragg NJ. T. e. H. PRIEST WIN. Beacon K.
W. G. $, Warden; james Furneaux, W. q Scribe H. vii
inns, r. W. e. Treasurer; W. X. Mcintosh, +. w G. J. W.
j. G. Dunlap r. W. c. Rep; S. NJ Todd, W, G. Marshall
ThomHs ieele W. u Sentinel John Franktord W Dep g.
Sentinel.
Alt. Gates r. W. D. D. G. Patriarch, of District No. 2
Franklin Barice r. W D. n e. Patriarch, OF District
No. 3, Baton Rouge A. Y d Covert R. W. D. d. G. Patri
| arch. Of District No l. Clinton.
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gleo Orlesus 9aiIg Crssfelrt,
T mn COMMERCIAL DEP ARTMElNlIr.
,altu 0rltalls Nlonfv NlarllEt
4g - = -lFT1T1 H1- 77771' 7@T
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp s y z IA,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Efe5Et Monday Evening, Oct 49, 1890. y
tybs ,gces commences with mild fall weather and although
decidedly Of spnnerish feeling the influence on
manifest the great which nave
streets to-day. the lesse there not 50 lnuc
have known on OF the week ses @ = .
ali Tor river, there Is no cause or coi
paint The arrivals for the last ior!elshs MUS
have been more numerous than on any two "es
These Will tead 70 keep freight from
might be ayerseto large 8shipHeh's = pou - "
for sranshipmeni,s - /, WI m, VII e. {
Although receipts of cotton ana sestefaay haVe
light fact that two boats generally due o.
1000 bales, did not make their regular trips from
int week the market not lively as it was
days last week and caused cessation in Exchange
movements u, 3{ (. 4,
general Money market opens rather tame The offerings
in Bank to-day much beyond the income but not beyond
discount and some complaint has been expressed
about tile movements the which ought 70 be duly con
dere by Of that institution the nst thing we
shall know there will two new banks organized to
move and be conducted the progress OF the
meK For II mast be by the venerable Direc
tors IF he Bank Of business has to
HI and completed eight mouths there IL neces
siy Far Iitte more activity and freedom in movements.
About ago suggested the propety Of an increase
III HANGING capital which supposed to be premature but
before Of business was half through the Directors Of
two game to the same conclusion and
increased their respective capitals million and half Of dot
been actively employed in business and the
furherance the welfare and prosperity of IS
room additional capital The is here and 1t very
desirable that It should pc retained heEe inu 4 y
factory be employ han II oahht, VI "ie
rs SHAH again allude 10 ere long IN 5ssl s+, 4
49, II ~ -ra learn HE Directors Of the
among ne changes gong 81 NJ ~ M Son t.
Bank Of New Orleans intend moving le ,ah ton its t
location "a be corner Of and Union streets going
AZ facnrs THIS Is 4 very iudcious
resolution and must prove highly beneficial to the business OF
ie Bank In meantime if Western merchants desire
ar y;ri,ty Of Ppyiras or Naeazine Streets
4ss Ns5s Ieyee there is room and capital for one
a ra come saes of Stocks today say so shares Bank
I5s (, ora rapl- Of Nav Orleans a 1851
RANK on p Il, shares Water
a On p and renertsd transaction in Pontchartran
Railroad IA r
i, sfrap+ Exchange opened aur,dly
-. -, ~. ra,,;,or oa,,.. a., NAV, vnr,- al
Il this morning me bahhs Wete ssis e ~. M 49,
discount had but little offered The buying rates were
30 discount street rates LOT sisht arats aura
Z and brokerage 5sS ER4 E&r Vi ~
Foreign qliet Etcuiatfa " :. e @ ~
The range q the nafet may y quote io ozge ~ M ~
centsyh ieelng iaVoTapie e lee ~ so'e,'.
shipments OF cotton closing 8nteh VIII iFo" hose @ vi W
market. ihere we're SAFES u zogo'v aos ~ M % "
anu sac LOT remittance AZ o+o hn ptAease.