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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
Markets. . Reported By TelegrapI.

EEwORLEANS, June l6-CorToN-sales to-day, 5000 bses
the market generally unchanged the sales OF the last feS
to O bales Receipts Of the a three days.
500 bales The stock In this city Is 81 $50 bales The receipts
this time at this port less than last year 2co tsles
The receipt. all the Southern ports less than Lar, year
$751; bales FRErGBTs TO Hsve &C. Sterling ExcHASGE
lO T. cent premium Other articles generally unchanged
kEwORLEASs, June i7-CorroN-Salcs to-day, 3,j1 bales;
the market 10 unchanged White CoRS 9c yellow CoRS
Oc BAcoN-shoulders steady l0c sides i2lc Cor
qualities have proved most sales OF the last days q 90
tsgs FREGHTs to Hsvre 96c. Other articles generally
unchanged
NEw,oRLEAxs June ls-CoTroS unchanged; sales todzy
o. bales. FLOUR dull; ST. Louis 81 IS CoSy. Sjago
LARD kegs, l6c FREIGHTs dull. STERLING Ex.
CHANGE IOl y cent premium and on New York. /.
ALBANY June le6 -FLoUR dull a. firm prices; sales
small. Corn MEAL declined; sales a. 751 81 y 100 10
WHEAT quiet Milwaukee offered at ~ S. CoEy qist sass
6oOO bush. Western mixed on private terms. Rye 81 -
WHISKY 32d32fc
CHICAGO June 1875 p m.-FLoVR dull. wHE,r inactive.
Corn quiet OATS slow Of sale. SHIPMgSrsTo BIfao 100
bbs Flour IS 900 BUSH Wheat III coo bush Corn. To Oswe
60: No Flour, 1900 bush Wheat l7toc bush Corn Re-
CEPTsSCO bbls Flour 2OC0 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn
OswEGo, June le-p m-FLOUR aud WHE.t are yeJ
Corn, &c. LAKE IMPORTS in u hours up 10 noon today
50 100 bush Wheat and IA 900 bush Corn. CANAL ExPrs 10
time 1890 bbls. Flour 300 bush Wheat ard 1870
bush. Corn
BUFFALO, jane 1876 m-FLoUR Is unchanged andsteady
Gales Of bbls at sc @ Sc rs super Wisconsin VIZ
stesdy and sales Of 1900 bush Milwaukee Spring
: S. and Club al 3d. CoRs lower sales If 5000 5sh
OATS steady at So. WHISKY 10 lower and sctiys
sales 500 bbs at 3Oaj0c FRECHTS lower &c. for Cora
Albany and Troy and sic TO New YORK LAKE. IsPoEn
the q hours ending 1T to-day 1900 bbs fonr 500
bush. Wheat 65 600 do Corn CANAL EXPORTS - go bush
Wheat all to the INTERIOR 1000 do Corn half to tidews,s;
l400O d.. Oats, all for do.
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DIED.

ANTHoNY-In Brooklyn, Thursday Jane rs Of inf.
yS Sn dsusher Of Edward snd Helen "a Anshony
The funeral will take place ON SATURDAY M inst a. p rn
yted to attend without further notice.
BRADDON-On Tuesday. June 6, Louj Brsddon Third
The icans were in the Genet ev Of Eyegreens
COBANKS-On Tuesday June 49, HoT Thea aged years
months and q Gsy youngest son Of William H. and Mary
{. CObaDks.
CURTIs-On Wednesday, June IT, Lemue Curtis. aged &C
Edward Curtis and Of his sc.nusw, Jehn z. Fsrsr
rquestea TO bis tune from his residence No.
Third street, Friday at without further invita-
CoTTERELI-on Wednesday, June H. Mary Emma only
child q Edward and Rebeca COttere aged months
and 70 days
DosCHER-on Thursday, June ls after short illness
Frederick Cheodore youngest son Of Claus and Masdaena
D0scher aged years, 8 months and - days
tn, rayes anden Of the family are especially invited
Saturday afternoon at o'clock without
DALYOn Thursday, June l Of paralysis Bernard DAILY in
Hs fir d. and acqusniences those his son. John J.
Daily and Of his son naw, John Gubbin and brothers
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral to-day (Fnday at
O'clock St. Vncents Hospital Seventh avenue
osKLYN~At Pcckskil on Wednesday June H. at the
dence Of the Rev D. n Halliday Leonard, eldest son Of
DUFFY-On "Wednesday, June H. ct o'clock, Of short ILL.,
of di,ease OF the lungs Patrick Duffy aged 40
Patye Of Ireland County MSn 4s ,,n,v Eli. .d
Funt raj to take place ct The residence Of H. NJ f3we on
Friday, 18th in al p m Carriages wi be at the Depot
at and l2l Q. IN.
FOX-At his residence Brooklyn Wednesday morning
June II, Thomas Fox eged q years.
GEIN--On "Wednesday, June h, Catherine Gein youngest
daughter of Frederick Gem sged years months and 9day
GLEEsON-on Tuesday June IS, Of long and proHcted
Illness Cornelius GeesOn of Ganahelty County Tpperary
Ireland aged 81 years
KEMP-At sous residence in Peekkon Saturday June
49, of disease Of the heart John Kemp aged "A years
Ions DALE-On Tuesday June l6, Elizabeth Catherine,
younge daughter Of Steven George Bertha Lonsdae,
aged years and 6 months.
MARTENS : On Wednesday morning, June Il, Juanna
Catherine Martens, aged years and IA days.
In RrppkN on psda q
Mr.. Henry Roberts, aged 81 years.
SUTHERLAND-On Thursday, June 49, at IL O'Clock after
Illness Ann Jane, only daughter OF John
Matilda Amelia Sutherland, aged and 10 months
The the family invited
attend the funeral Saturday o'clock p H. from the
residence of her parents No. - Grove street. The remains
will be taken to Greenwood for nterment
Falkk Herald Scotland please copy.
NRlGHT-Of chronic pneumonia on Thursday, june 10,
James eldest Of the Rev A. H. Wright In the 18th
of his age in the blessed hope OF glorious Immortality
H funeral will take place this morning II O'clock from No
80 Greenwich avenue.
Southern and Western papers please notice.
WILLETSn Brooklyn, Wednesday, June IL, Mr. Oliver
Wiets in the 9th year of his age.
WOODRUFF-Of consumption George W. Noodrua aged "A
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THrRsnAY- June lS-P. ".

The morning market for Stocks was lower at the
opeBiog, with considerable activity in Central Erie
heading, Southern and Toledo. There was an i'm
proved f,elirg, however, at the close, aud at the
Se<onS Board Erie and Reading showed d favorable
rea top, te latter improving J q cent. Alter the
Second Eol~d there but little DONE and there was
10 ~ por,mG char e. The transactions were mainly
between tic street operators, tie public, as far
,au Learn, siL w-c'y avoiding the temptations of
stock >ecuiatious Erie sold az low a. 3Os but after
"s.d touched 81. Reading improved 3 cen; az
Ic street price yesterday afternoon. New-ioIk Cen
TIA tell on Z" - selling at seller twenty, but a.
the close wa trD at s.. ds2J. Michigan Southern
improved = zen. or yesterday. la Gross, was the
heaviest stock, and cod down 10 Il . A small sale of
NicaIeSu" was made Il, >. W It'll moderate business
IN RS't"ad Bonds, prices show no change Missouri
ts so.d a. 81, and Califurrjss IT 81
The EAe-alge mUikot i. heavy ana inactive.
IT, Iyerl.0! the euca. oucuts are 80 bale. Cotton
al s.; l0COO stGves az 2is. To London coo bbls.
THqcn;le ., I'D. 10 Glasgow, $50 bbls. Spirits
TJpeH;ire At q. TO Hren,sp 100 bbls Rosin at l..
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earnings e the Central Railroad for May aSo show
decrease Of SIS o66 ss compared with the NJ. ,,b
lasi year
The total receipts # -four, wheat,
during The past week at Buffalo an o. '' are o y.
follows:
rsse..........'Ps7 ; ;s;ss ! ss2 o.! o..
OsTt ,iJ';rr,r. IA 296s S57 lolol
The :nlP~'' : BY Canal from both places and to
same dates, are az follows:
s,s..... flssr @ s:i.s5 t fs5s; SOS SSi
0swsso......... .....5iss 1914 ios79 -.
There spPears 10 be sorie corn in the country yet
from the following paragraph, which We cup from
me F@l.-ia Republican a., ...
inviting 20 90 with The high prices t1s pson WI Dc as
Pc led BY taking westward tnp The country = ' ~, "
md il is POURING every station IN great P"u,y 80 -
ART full Of teams sRd the railroads have Hv., - =,
the Burln Road In he little Village % an
there 81 90 bushels with receipts 81 l %
bushels Per day; and the same the case 70 aI % g.
al along the road. The high prices ar
weIflled g1nsiies Of our famers ConsceTabe ""ea '
| il coming forward
From al parts Of the country continue 20 receive
cheering accounts Of the future harvest The pros
poets for at least full average said to be ex-
ceedircy fatterug especially for wheat. In addition
10 ti, most welcome Intelligence, also advised
of the opening up of the gTanares Of the West under
STRATUS of the present high prices exhibiting sur
pus of the last years crop remaining in first hands,
| anticipated only by few. The receipts OF corn,
wheat and oats at all the principal depos Of the West
are said now to be fully equal to the average OF the
two previous years and bid fair TO continue until after
| the present maturing crops have become available
In view of these facts, few dealers Will store with the
present unfavorable prospects of higher prices but
| will readily dispose Of Their property upon arrival
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......

shipG-0Jhous (Brem J, Vessels. Bremen Henniag Mulef
l. Costing London, HsTbeck, London Grnnsl, AniafI
& Co.
BsTks-wekin, Barrett Valparaiso. Nc, w Bartlett j.
Hayes, sLiyeIich buenos Ayre- W. w. DefJrrest o.
New Light, speigbt, Baltimore, master
Brigs-Lincoln COnwslls Philadelphia, Brett, Son q
Zone ThoInss Boston j. w Delano Co. A. Cooper smith
Portland Russell Vining Gov. Brock, Lowell Salem, B.
eager Crawford Small, Newark: Mayhew, rIbo. 4 Co 5
Fanny (Pussl schauer Settin w \. Schmidt; Eos tltal
Scale Cadiz and Palermo, Boyd HineLen; A. Oven, k2
Nueyta Ikos. Owen Ida Rsynes, Weber st. 1hona'i We
Agrcta, JOye Co.
schoonersNorth State Morton Savannah McCfesdy Nots
Co.. Belus lBLl LIZ Gresey Blanc San Bias slSsg ifIi
sides Ocean Wave Cousins Washington, TeI6n H0rn n
J. stonsy, Alden, Charleston, Doner Potter Tssp,2s
Eckeron Philadelphia, Jas Hand Co.. Lilly FraDs Nu-
min gton McCresdy, Mott Co. Ocean Ranger Cyt-cr fnF
port,.bA. c. l. L. J. Peters.
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SUPREME couRT-syseIAL rrsu.-Bse,rn j,5,.

June lS-BSIeI IT, ss; Mason Mason George por ,la..
Plaintiffs attorney; Bowlaan Green. Jef-lIa s,f-r
ncys Juu, II, 1851 $500
The complaint Ia this action demands Indictment 4 81,
debts Incurred IN 1874 and 1915 an fO prJpos of
pstug tho defense hat the claims barred b M, So.
ins It alloses eho defendants have not reside, b,
tac wiibn years before fhe eouucn OF ~,
action BOZ tie State 81 YORK the defendants move ~
this allegation Tdck t6e ground OF
h- compai. would hasv ON its Gcc ihsl the clam banrl
rs sistute bat in uusntsne thu he oycr fsr pro
vision contained iu section - OF the Code which DC cs s
the objection thet the action 2en'cd WtiH the
time limited OILY DC taken BY answer; 50 tat evidently
this allegation is unlcoessary WhGfyeg nay tr tae i-s
stated IN the COMPLAINT when Ind -ctedueas Ns ~ urged
the plaintiff has rrma fsce sh % vrT aut De mere
optional privilege on the part OF toe dr-ndsnts the
dtteGse alio wei BY the statute Of Limitations.
n The defendants failed - mpat showing On rs
the deb; was Incurred As, six years pro sly
Judgment could BE- recovered by deiau ~ 10 would
poss Ae record Il not Necessary therefor rle
the allegation complained Of IN pleading, parties
nt D. required 70 eonfne theuseycs C-'"nen e tn
facts eseota 20 the mEntenance q The the de-
rs snd paiah BE- Terai.t-c % elrunoe bic cal'
y.s.L win matte ~ su.cIs.cn & cI,Y lssiee e,2sej
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gar;yr Bro,ber. a Co... Circular.

Per EHryg LoNDON FRIDAY, June 5. lsj7-5PN
The Colonial aid Foreign Podgce markets reopened the
Cd inst, after tue Whfunde hodsys and good basne. has
been transacted the principal articles Of eonampon
,esey prices hoNES continues in setve demand CoNsoLs
Il nomlIs. Tie pnce Of Dollars is yet fred The
WtI Liza steamer which sIIyed tie "a la, Brought
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BY telegraph.

SANANNAH-AT. Jule 10, steamship Aug 80 go.
EOsTON-Arr June H. ship Alice Counce sns , -.
pol barss Ttsria. Wsmburg, Las.en, C&dra, ions -s.
Orleans: btgs Anglo Saxon POft Prince koyssS pa
Island; Essex and Edwin, Philadelphia; joseph O~''
Eweu: Curbam, New YORK; Emehne, Bangor.
Belop-Ship Atlantic from CalentiA M
skLRM-Arr. June II, bark Lodhneb, LORD, ~ If,.
spoken-June ls of South shosl. James Norton 10" =
.rueol for NewloTk.
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COrRT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPERIOR CouR1-Nos. COP, 623, 81, 3j2, 4i3, g.
N GZ2 7I6 III $50 20 &C. 800 329 53 7s0 7Ol 1865 ~
is rs 100 7jl, 49, 736 ~, 7J9 40. 49, 49,.
SUPREME COULT, CIRcUIT.-NOs. H6O 1s5, 5U5!
1884 5Oi6 Z6i S}27 $50, 3, $50 1891 2lJl, S1 ys Ss
75 074 3aj S4O 3lCg J298 3l0 G9i 02 3ls9 27}i 3l7
an IA 23l 1886 62 2765 95 324 32eii l2 2l3, 2s2
CoUEI OF COMMON PLEAs--Part I.-Adiourned 10
wednesday a. II M. Part INos 1881 go. al. 81, 9e6
1858 1854 lC4 lo5 llC5 llO7 llY lVs. ITO iii, NH
6ll l64. AZ. ~, lco.
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CoLLsloN-The ship Bamsbg, Webb While being ~ Iyisf
the East River ibis morning. came in eoptart VIZ b sis
A. anchor Of Governors Island shaving INC ons TAs
breaking the s'srbosrd snetor sid doing o'n'f S.'s
.hip vac rst injured t.r a ffB -
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which the APPARENT rshs ingenuity Of defendant ms{ M
49,. tbs record would b. encountered and Issues which
BE- tbcrwise avoided would BE- introduced into the case
AZ 1. posble that the plaintiffs counsel might have been
Ys.d hy the decision IN G~net W IallmAdSr, Il IL =
Sel giant tbs motion without costs ~
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE-Juae ls;
Tho cook of the bris Hardy King was arrested to-
5,v on b,rfe Of uniting larceny Of +llf ~ 10 COLL
-, one 81 he crew named Frank White.
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l.et,.. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRrnusE.

THURSDAY June 10, 1857
ALHES-The market very quiet for both kinds sales OF
so bills at IS for Pearls and 80 2 SS % oiPos sud
small lots at So.
COTTON-The market exhibits frmness but there 10
little doing Liberal said have by the Europa
English .pnners the sales 1909 bales We continue
former quotations.
NyW.yoRE
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Eamilx Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prin-
spal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of Newfork
on Tbrrsday lime IS.
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ILere y large iu4uDg Oh III tue receipts from the
West. and iuTnish no better evidence Of this
than Is giving the receipts Of the canal tolls and the
Awnings OF tLe Central Railroad. The total amount
received IN the canals from the opening Of navigation
20 June & was $50 81 showing falling of tbs year
rhas far IN comparison with the lghtTeceipts of last
year. for the period. of s. ts3 ard in compari
en- with the tolls Of 1871, amounting TO S7sls2. The
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The malls by the Europa are q. hand. The de-
creased bullion in the Bank Of England quite large
for the week notwithstanding the arrivals of gold from
the United States and A-stIala. The figures arc:
Fable dsposs...... &c ~ 49 49,
Other depcsiis........ Is SO lncrea - -
Rest................ Jr2 37 Dec1.4se.!st' - 30
On the other side Of the account:
Goveru't securities. & 52sl5i Unchanged.
Other secuIities. 10 302 SIS Increase ES n
Note, unemployed. 4724so InereAse.... ~ OS5
The amount Of notes in circulation j., Gig or. as.
being an increase Of f45, 995 and Il .,ock Of bullion
in both departments is flO,O' ap2 ,horipe De.
crease Of E27, j65 when ,-cr,-ad with the nreced
ing return.
:. - 4ecney IN London continued to be
60 eas expected that the next monthly
., >ltne Bank OF France would show an "
Il about FIVE millions dollars in bullion. In re-
~ 10 American Securities Satterthwate's Circular
.eys:
Since our sdviee Of sac 18th u continued insnd FOR
market f public Securities During the week hf.e arrivals Of
gold ard silver have taken place and me drain q silver 70 the
under these circumstances although the
fnanois probably somewhat improved great
relief has yet been experienced: . ...-.. ,
Cc1so lose n az s asa for Money nd At o. ~ for The
Account. Jolly q
Du1iua few DAYS Investments in Amer
Securities but low prices 1ranactsons have tAkeI
psce in Illinois Central Shares 49, pernium dividend snd
e1 the slres in 2 cent COnIucon Bonds az s q9
1868 o. Interest included and In NewYork Central y
| BondS a 49,.
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We annex a very interesting circular in regard to
wool issued by Messrs. HUH 4 Co. of London dated
June which gives the result Of the recent wool sales
there, just brought to close. The descriptions sold
consisted Of
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CLASSIFICATION.
ILL I'LL. A.L.lL. ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
NO. 10. OLD LENEll.


TESrAptisIIEB IN 1871
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in every dcscrip-
wi tion of Camp Furniture such as Tents ni sHc'
and qualities Portable Cots, Camp stools, Chairs,
&c
would particularly call the attention of Engi-
nccls Railroad Contractors and others. to my recent
ly patented PORTABLE CHAIR BED This article
weighing only abont eighteen pounds. end which
forms q complete casy chair Is easily transformed
into u complete and comfortable Cot Bed, with all
the advantages of Il mattrass and pillow. without the
cumbersome weight of either. To the sick II will
be found invaluable. as the occupant can bc changed
to any position without delay or trouble.
Every description Of Canvass work. such a. plain
and fancy Boat Sails, Tarpaulins, Cotton Covers, &e
made TO order.
/ also manufacture superior article Of light or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands Nc. do., do.
hose for railroad or plantation use. Those using
guttn pcrcha or india rubber betting or hose and ni
onc.half the cost, and made Of any size or strength
required.
Purticlar attention paid TO getting up in superior
etylc every description of plain embroidered silk
flags or banners for military or other companies
Flags Of all nations. Jack Pcnnants, &c. FIags
neatly repaired
Plain aud fancy goods ior awnings, light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flag
&C., for sale in any quantity.
orders from the country will he promptly attend
to-
n. u. find il necessary TO state that no person
has succeeded me in my business as il has been and
is stated by persons III this city. II. CASSIDY.
No. 10 ola l.cvcc. near Canal street \. @.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
NAUMANN g. STRAUSS.
DEALERS IN
UEAIERS IN
Zine Watches, Jewelry, Books. Stationery. s

DBAIlsltN lN
Fine Watches, Jcwelry, Books, Stationery, &
FANCY RTICLE
JAyE RECEIVED from New York, new and
IL complete assortment of goods, to which they in.
vite the attention Of the people OF Clinton ana vicini-
w. and the ladies especially.
WATCHES. JEwERY, &c, comprising !. !. Cooper,
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements swiss
and English Levers. together with splendid stock
of Eastern
JrwEfny. of The latest style and best finish
SILVER and PLATED WARE all descriptions.
TouEr ARTICLES Pcriumery, Hair Oil, l'omatum.
Fancy Soap and Extracts, direct from liarrlson's
manuIactoiy. ,
Work Boxes Port Monnaics, Fine Pocket Books
CARp CASES; silver pearl. and she'll.
E,zoRs and KNIVES. Rogers best brand.
Books. consisting of standard and misccllancou.
works.
school Books recommended for their high and
instructive character.
porNs, of American and British authors.
NOVELS latest and hest published, with greas
variety of other interesting reading
MrSir u fine lot of sheet mnsc, embracing pieces
from the most gifted composers
We have suitable arrangements to procure books
50 lmt orders left with us viii be promptly filled.
7,'~ Watches aud Jcwclry carefully repaired by
The host Of Wurkmcn. aud warranted.
We solicit share of the public patronage feeling
convinced wp Shall hc able TO give entire satisfaction
.z.f~ All articles sold warranted as represented,
or The money refunded
z-l'~ sign of the GOLD WATCH, nj the store for
mcrly occupied BY |. y. Lemon. one door west OF NJ.
G.. Mills Go. lie u NAuMAN STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
A Y NAUMANN a. STRAUSS, a splendid stock of
II Watches, Jepary, Clocks, Silyer Ware Books, Sta
ho"oy, and every thing else in the fancy line, on
terms TO suit the times.
july NAUMAN & STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
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\ FRESII SUPPLY.

\ FRESH SUPPLY.
tn ADDITION To MY FORMER STOCK, hay,
l. Just received,
Choice rcboilcd Mola-srs
Vinegar. +. W. ". and com
Soap- Ger. and Am.
Candles, sperm and star
Starch. pepper, all,pice, yeast powders
Table salt in boxes, X y mustard, soda biscuit
Brooms, buckets and pals
Mess pork bacon and lard, tea
Powder, Shot, lead. and percussion caps
London porter Wines assorted kinds
Mackcrcl in barrels haf ILLS aud XIII
Sugar, assortcd Coffee: Rio Havana 4 Java
Flour. fine superine aud choice extra
Sugar cured hams, extra: baggpd do
Tin ware. erockery, and stone ware
Nails. salt, backing and brushes
Liquors, assorted
All of which have been bought at adyantagcou
prices for Cash. and win be sold in the same way
july III j. &. D'ARNDND
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

INTERESTING TO THE LADlEs.-Thc conycntionali-
ties of society demand that young ladies should not
evince preference for even those they like and to
whom they really desire to be married. The maxim
is the mother NUT do all that for them. a cores
pondcnt of the Louisville Courier thinks all this Is
wrong. and that it would be much better if there
was more irankncss in this important matter, than
in mere manGuyerng in an underhandcd way. We
think so too. The plain fact is young ladies are
seen in society that they may be seen aud admired
Society is market for young ladies. Marriage is
recognized as the only proper sphere of life for
women Men insist upon this fact, wish to do the
best thing possible for their daughters. If marriage
is best what wonder that the poor parent cXers her
self for her own child She sends her into the world
dresses her fashonahy nstrucs her how to please
manmuvers as far as public opinion will allow, to
secure for her daughter good match. All mothers
not successful and season after season is spent
by the poor girl in the vain effort to gain husband
| o, how sad
Is marriage necessary for a woman's happiness
II so, do let hei have fair chance with man. Let
her not be afraid to show their preference for some
persons over Others. Many modest young man
would then gain wife to whom he otherwise would
never dare to propose, and many girl would gain
husband she loves, instead of taking one by chance;
one perhaps, to whom she feels Indifferent If wo-
man had the confidence that man possesses that she
could be married if she chose she would think less
on the subject she would be better daughter a
better friend. and have time to attend to housekeep-
ing duties and other things necessary to render her
good wife.