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The Placer herald., 1857-06-20
AN ACT

Amendatory of and supplementary to an Act en-
titled can Act to authorize the Board OF Super
visors of Placer County to levy Special Tax"
approved March 1lth 1856.
The people ofthe State of California represent
ed in Senate and assembly, do enact as toi-
io,Ds:
Sec. l. Section second of said act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows Section I'd
The tax provided for in the first section Of this
act, together with one-half of all moneys receiv-
ed into the County Treasury for County purposes.
from sale of Foreign Miners Licenses, shall be
set aside and kept special fund, to be called
a Redemption Fund" and shall be held and dis
bursed as is hereinafter provided.
Sec 2. 1t shall be the duty of the County Trea-
surer to give thirty days notice, by publication
in some newspaper published at the County seat,
that sealed proposals directed to him, Tor the sur
render of County Warrnts, will be received by him
up to the last day Of the session OF each regular
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors.
SEC 3. On the last day of each regular meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, they, together with
the County Auditor and Treasurer shall attend
at the Office of the latter, and then and there open
all proposals. and accept the lowest bids for the
surrender of County Warrants, Provided that no
bid for more than the par value of said warrants,
or any bid unless accompanied by the warrants
proposed to be surrendered shall be accepted
Sec 4. When any bids are accepted, the County
Auditor and County Treasurer shall each take
description of the number and amount of warrants
to be redeemed, specifying the amount to be paid
for each warrant, and make several record there
of in their respective offices, and thereupon the
Board of Supervisors shall make an order direct
ing the County Treasurer to purchase the war
rants des gnated in the accepted bids, and pay for
the same out of the Redemption Fund, and the
warrants so redeemed shall be cancelled as other
redeemed warrants, except that the County Irea-
surer shall write on the face of said warrants
purchased, and the amount paid for the same, and
shall sign his name thereto. the order of the Board
of Supervisors directing the County Treasurer
to purchase said warrants together with the re-
cord made by the County Auditor, shall be sutli-
cient vouchers for the County Treasurer in the
settlement of his accounts, the bids being equal,
the preference shall be given to the smallest
amount of warrants, the bids and amounts of war
rants being equal each shall be accepted pro
rata" or as nearly so rs possible, the County
Treasurer shall return all unaccepted bids. to-
gether with the warrant therein contained to the
owners on demand.
SEC 5. The County Treasurer shall keep a
parate account under the head of redemption
Fund" of all monies received from the sources
specified in the first and second sections of this
act, and the said monies shall never be used or
mixed with other funds.
AnDrOyed February 7th. 1857.
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kkw-Yoak cLLssiyfcArIos

COEFEE-The feeling Is good aud f4I business ho ben
oiertd auction tomorrow sales Of - bags a. OGl .c
n other Md. We have noi heard Of any
1880 eSt' IL ,toe. ~, eyeHint . 20 =. no.
cab and u bass Do a. lf.c. net. cash, in bond.
COPPFR-Eew sbesihinz has advanced 10 ji11, sod fs
nov Hs'; nom. o t.n s1 odm@snas d. e
DRUGS AND DfEs-we Eotce sac. q = bbl. BoraI q;
WooDs-we note further sale, Of 10 un. Jamaica Log
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western C.na Flour
s,, Gs' .t ,'s' E nd cur ' ei 1s me- o y no.
tiee Try for export 70 Spain, and limited business
i2 2s .s: ~, 10 81. !: &c ss ): . for = s4
.aPsIHs s.te - :. 20 20 ..f sstr. &C. % Sao % r
ertrs Oio: s7a 80 .T etcee extra Ohio 60 s50
80 = toF = LOIS era:e sns ga go r . ~.
q eco bbs D. 70 Tor 'uR@Ttne aud "a 80 t
5w,r cf 7t0 bb.a s6 ga 81 y Tor mixed 10 Io4
su,eIfre Baltimore kc AID 81 1ja 90 for f.sonts fEcy
80 La o. g. s 3 ior fns .al 'as.Tdae Corn Mea
firm - . for Jersey. BueIwhsst Flour 10 Ia dsui1ni a
iIsH-Tss uILet continae. extremely qle. for nery n
lir d. tut there seszo "a 20 receipt ghee 81 l'si
5odsi 3 for sua AID large "e's-rn sac y
PPsII.,.u s.i5 are ,e .5e sd Gst.! slsssG
- . of HLax snoted Herring reaaa qu~s a. SS' Tor
FRTITs-RI,,, are scare and firm Ded Fui'ssre ae,iys
'sle Ct . go oil sta;s At ice rev are ss,5 = y o
q d. Lenor.r {! 10 all Il big An'eiope-
GRAIN oldsrs of wkss, frmer the nq95y : more
export ard the arrivals light ttes Of m ogsl
pi-e red Louis 81 90: 90 b1she. o. amber e9!lr
6s go bushels gooc red HIN 1is Al - 30 bushels
sr o. 4 Is and 2StO bushels good red ~ sslkee
Cub Il al 90 Rye l. quiet and Z nominal a. o4s OIa
are rm =, IA limited r,qes: 15lc fr stste and - >fc.
E Western Com IL hrer and u good eeand 10 put Tor
export tie als. 23co be.a. At 7IG11s tor Western
mixed othe, kinds and nominal White seapsars g1et
I'll Is Canadian Psas bete,i sAes Of 30 bzssels
81 "a and 80 b.ss southern Blaet- Eyed Peas ~
GUSNY- CLOTH-A. Boston additional salss hare been
made Of sec bales II l@4e-
HIDEs-There has been n,te activity L the nnar1e.
tsdsy ard the pfess realized sbox steady sseax s4es Of
400 Rio Grsn4e 81 STE, mos SO DRY Asrssais, .. Sc
sr1hi 10 DO, D. u Die, sssbi 2s g9g5 " ss hA :;
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MARRIED.

DIKE-sCOTT-In AtIes, N Y, on wsdne'dsy Feb & BY
tho Rev Dr. samuel II. COZ Camden C. pie Of sI9oslJn
DcDg Island TO JeanDie De4B daughter OF DAVID Scott Of
Wsupscs, Wiz.
rBEvOIsE-TAYLOR-In Brooklyn. 90 Wednesday: Feb
al the Church Of the Holy Trinity by the Rev. Lot
MI VIM II D, Bevose to Mary. daughter Of Abm Taylor
esq all Of Brooklyn.
HAsKINs-D0RLAND1on Thursday, Feb 5, BY the Rev
VIM u Lewis Of the Holy Trini'y Chsrch George .sk1s
TO habclls A. daughter OF James Dorand OF Brooklyn
LIST-JARvIs-on Thursday, Feb by the Rev. Dr. Peck
John T. List Of Staten lssnd Sarah t. Jarvis Of this city
Ann, daughter of John a. stevens, esq, OF this city.
OsBoRNE-DUNNING-I New Gsven. Conn on Sunday
Feb by the Rev. S. w. Duuon Charlie. L. Osborne Of
kewyois to Esther Ann only daughter Of Lee Dunnns Of
PITERs-YorNGo Thursday Feb. s. at oc,ock, BY the
Re-. VI Beech Icsd, the brides father n l9l
We, Twenty third street MI H. C. Peters to m'' clar'a
TINDALL-GILLEsPIE-o saturday evening, Jan. a. !by
s ss' f"d. m 10 Nj. Mai. GT al Of tai. S city
TAYLoR-ZABRIs&IE-In Jsrsey City, on Sunday evening
FEB H ne Re, r. xHeo'ns james c r. r;yGr OF ffo0s
TLTON-HIGGINS-On Wednesday Feb. {. at the T.berns
baptist Church by the Rev. Edward Lathiop Garet
Jton to Lizzie edsst daughter Of Jshn Higgins esq all Of
VAN wYCKE-BENJAMIN-on Fhiay Jan, 2, by the Rev
David Grhsm Abm. Van Wycsc to Frances ffa daughter
VAN CK-CRAWFORD-On Tuesday Feb 10, by the
Rev. John ". Beach, Nj. Peter Van vlech Of knGsi7n,
Ulster County 70 Mrs Jane W. Crawford daughter OF David
Keys, esq, OF tbs city
vANDEwATER-LANE-In this city, OF "wednesday ever
FEB By the Rev Dr. ssyeI S;r ,ne
this city
wHTLEY-EoLBR ooK-on Tuesday, Feb. 5, At the re,
der GO OF the brides father Wabash avenue CnicsSo by
tb. Rev r. EbbsIl John Whi.ley OF Eysi1m F"I.
PaIGeid VII County H., 20 EIaheib, only dsusattf Of
WE HohIoot, Esq, lumber merchant
WARD PERRY-At Newark ~ J on Thursday. Feb 5 By
the Rev H. A. Rowland. D. D., Henrg A Ward e Aana X,
second daughter of ID. Perry, go
wLLsBLAKEIn srGS.lyn on Tqs.day F.e s. By tho
Blake eldest e Eli C. Blake both OF Sfo'kjn
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Arrived.

s.n.hip Marion, Fo.ieT ce,Ile;on With md:e an p..
t. ss.r as' % ..c CO is:s4 vi. s:?s &
Vile, hence for Charleston: Monday. go exchanged
81. Saen s Hsps & days With
e", te, io Chamber. 1Hs,st Passed APls, soy 2 is
Foo Chow FOO NV Yos De, 25 la IS AS, Ion. 30 o5
T. spoke Br. bark Olives Cromwell flom Bombay. Dec 30
jan .;d c.Ps q eS:d H@t, Jan Si .sS he la' ia
to Hdrs.n Wiley Had hight wind. the entire
p. saP 70 %is S &iitiaes IT, jan s. a. . IS 81
sHcLan .iznal. with .Op Wizard XII bound T. 18th Ia
sR rS ... bat sss;6 asISat d jan a'h t. east .
Of Banks passed .nP Rhine from London, bound TO New
Slip Iflsnd (Br.n.) Heneke Bremehsyen Jan. g. with
udse. and pas. to CLa.- Luling
ard Ss,s 70 Benrips., Muller 0o.'Ins
Bah Flash Wilson Vcra Cruz jan 25 with specie hides.
&c. Hsrsou' Bros Feb Q, lat 1o Ion u a, pa,sd baSs
Bari Ca.e. Waugh Thnid.d cub. Jan al, with aud
Bark Virgins. H.ryey Bermuda Dec 49, With hides tsow.
&c 70 ~ 81 sTs A b, ,sses se. o. J'
tbom, "a Bsuels aud took ano'hsi terrific gale
. .SS No ot 30 Bernua. sSG . .sS Jsa %
Big yud.e Baney Bradley, Mia.ian q Gags with Hasos'
Bs Pfs'idest T.Jlo Sellers. Provinoetown day', with
Bhs inda.,l.s CfsG s.stos Lisbon ., day. With -ir.,
cork &c 70 l. Answet Feb lst - Ion a. spoke BARI
sahsf e. ssesion Ok e., ,.us b. The Zee aud
to~'d sstcrs 70 hep her from ;ghng sc nearly az 81
ws'e .bs vii b. pamped 90, and the leak stopped.
Biz ROBIN (o CEeny lslo wallace Tfio.dti, Cuba JAN
IT, With mo .sses kc., u Thompson 4 Hunter
Brz Bsay Ames Bartlett h1snzas Jan - with MAJ and
uaossss N H. D. Broaknsn Co Jan. o. ssva snip a,hOre
s,iwseL Cuytort Light and Cspe FLORIDA
BnE LAysca lof Westerly CreeBmsn Hssg fds bsy Dee
a. With eottor hides &C.. HcCesoy Mott 20. Had very
P4i the Delaware Breskwster jan a. and Ashore
inside the beach the Old mole Os, anchor and rig
sipK; from ihsIce b. the st-a1--us Actiles
BIZ Qct..is WooCWard (Df Elsxofh) Chase, SsTua Ia
Graz De Jan 60 With suErrto C. 4 =. P'ter
Brr Putns Brown Havana 10 days, with sufar, kc and
pass 70 A. Horn Been days on the eos Win thick fossJ
vssfArL
BrIs Iisssa fof OrnE'on Michel. Rio Janeiro Dee H.
With Hal pereneed heavy westerly saes.
Bra Towrssrd Jones Pece CaItssera Jan. H. with Edes
kc % p SpofoTd Lef' bng Henry Of Wad0b0rs Her.
ng from A IN Jan the captain and hAyias
died 81 hands SICK 80 tie home Ia the
Bns Olive fof Naehias P.t'grev Naeys. Jan. % With
schr North Wind (of Proyac~towuD Higgins, JeEene Jsn
II, With coffee % ks:tsA, Coalbs 4 Co.
sAiLED-sbips Heary Chg, CsCkins Liverpool Gol3~r.
Flssee LINT, san FTanasco.
WISD-DuriIg the day, s.W TO NV
The Bre bark O. Mln,k suivea estsrdiy from seeen
ed Dee & and has ~ pass consigned - Leulng feo
3, at . u, Ion. u ST. paced P1mas bounds.
The propeller H. B. Beach ssunder Boston Cor New
Yorf above the Sound. i tie Impression * TIE
tiled. Tie Bay STATE leaves today for that p1Tpose.
Tie steamboat Tire. Bens while employed Ia tovDg YES
evening the East River badly By the ice sa
toved 20 Brooklyn BY the steamuss Comet sse !,
Schultz, TO repair damages -
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The Democratic Pres tChicago) says:
1--WE have reason to believe that, since the pubica-
ton of our article ON the management of the Gaena
Branch the position Of President and General Superin
tendent of the Road has been offered to d. c. Mccall
lum ts1. with very liberal salary, and the probs
by is that he will accept it. IL is unnecessary Tor Us
10 say who Mr.. McC alum H. OF what are his qusitica
tor for this very responsible post Asa railrOsd nan
lis repsiaon is second TO in the country. In the
Atlantic States be is ackno sedged to be the Napoleon
OF railroad mar agementa head and shoulders above
all his compeers of the East, the equal of the best in
be great West.
1--WE do not state positively that Mr. NcCsllun will
accept the position which has been rendered hun. IL
the offer hes BEEN accompanied by any conditions
which will in the least hamper him in the management
Of the road know enough OF the man 10 say he Will
not accept H. But as the Directors have addressed
themselves in good earnest 10 the task OF renSdyiDg
their former errors conclude the post was offered
without conditions. If right in this conjecture,
the very liberal salary which toe Directors offer. TO-
eett er with The larger field for the exercise of his en-
arged capacities which the great Northwest pres ents,
we think will he sufficient b elicit an Affirmative re-
sponse from Mr. hcCauum. We sincerely trust such
msy be the case and that we shall 5000 have the
pleasure of congra'uating the public the stockholders
and the State on the accession OF so distinguished
railroad manager to the bead Of affairs IN the ln)is
Central
We are wei content 10 reprint the above well-de-
served complimentary notice Of Dir. McCallumi but
we deem but Justice 10 that gentleman in connection
with bis engagements with the Erie Road, 10 state
that he is not Considering proposition Of any kind 10
take charge Of the Illinois Central Road, for the Sim
PIE reason that DO proposition of auy kind has been
made to him, nor has the Illinois Company any inten
ton of making change the Presidency. The pres
ent incumbent Of that office il entirely satsfa tory to
the Directors. Tie Pr,ss has been misinlormed.
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metal vsh 20 y cent Of common Pig. From S,s gro
due. The veg bes, of boiler p'vo.s are fssn's,ed,
opal to any made from the best SOr.syor s~eS.'a
rron. The B5oa;on loo, BY he ADDITION OF 20 =
cen. Of Frank,inie Ore, becomes god Go, sod COOL
cola. sra .,e PrOdu,. can be msde mo h,'s-'aos
psls. cne Of re very bes. tests Of lrOu We annex
,herensrk. Of tue smith who worked on the Boooton
Bar He say. "this bar slavery strong and tough
Irop ard vorks out wen when veldei toto ao7s'-saoe
p.1sr would sdd a, the Iron Is much s';'er aai
,ousher than Ranks bes. refined, snd welded up
subd would be much Superior sr icle.
The following table will show the condition OF ihs
Bari. Of the United States on or about the LET OF
January, 1856:
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Tie downward movement Of the Stock make; Gu.
trues, ard }. accelerated BY ruDcr Of heavy damage
by ireshe.s to several Of the railroads. A. far as We
can ascertain, these r1mors are mach eIaggera.ed.
The Eie, as far as heard, has only suffered a, the
bridge over tie Delaware where the rO,d erosses back
into New.Ycrk. Two Piers Of this bridge are soms-
what Injured, and the rey airs vii interrupt travel for
two or three DAYS dispatch from the Presiden. Of
tie Rock Islard Road, datsd yesterday, states thx
tie dansse VII I'll DC repaired BY to-day. A. the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NRw-YORK.........FEB.
Cleared.

slim Coyper Stephens. San Francisso, J. Earle Go.
Bnk.-L'Cocq, Bahr. Marselss J. Il. 0sser; II. v. Van
Psn, DE Ooot Molieysso Bolm Doe Rein J. NJ ghurch
h. killmap CsfdfnAs r. T. Buck Co.. FOysseT Bsnhs Ca
~, DcNoiS Humphrey.
Bris-sea Foam. Hcory CaTdenA', J II. Dow.
scsoones-N andov Robbins Fsrdo r, Mecsif o m.
csn Msnbas,et Swe.zy Savannah scranton rallman Jas
Lawrence Alien Bo.top, Dayton spnsue MershHot ChSi
Mathew Talbot Co. T. Johnson Turnel Baltimore, Mail
les, Lord Qnereau SALIVA buntey, Savannah MeG"ss
Mott Go; I'd Ridder. Hsrkson, Wilmington H. Gilmore
4 Co., VIM. wl.on Loud St. John. r r., y DeMsas'
W. Newell, Emmett, Charleston McCresly, Mott Go. !
r. L. BurEoss6, jerks Apsach-ola, Durham Dsnon.
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,hip Golden State from Foo choT FO0-A j. we''erve
W 10 ing. $500 49,. =.
4. bark gUgisia from Bs,msda-Dr X. Wilson Wa g.
Cromwell
~ .1lp .fnaros from Losdos-Mrs y. X eood win, hS
H. BuDyn, Miss Ford Mrs Wood Mr.. kosafy, Ms kosa'J
and soQ, Dr. r. T. Non'ssue
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Market. Peno,tea by Tslegraph.

CHiEsToS, Feb 7sAes Of corToN to-day 1000 bales. q,
Advancing prices.
MosLs Fsb 6-rte Advertisers Market Circular reports
that receipts of the week 1900 bales sgnast
8 bales the period Ast Tbs stOck on hand
1876 coo bales The Increased receipts the sme last
year 10 eco bales. NiJdiipg IL quoted AZ Ia
NV OsLF,>s Feb 9Sses of Corros to-day, 900 bales
quotations. sl2,c bolders demand higher prices No
L,ssEs 62c Mess Posk el9 50.
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ArrIgPr 10 ROB POLICE OFFIcrR-Serges1t
r1rphy zfbs Reserve Corps 9e % f1iy elJ ~ ring
t-r Mqrer fet i@nE ir - ps1fa-
leol - ~ nirF s11ceuy - ht fei -n>t J1oH
No. rark ,o1pz n - rAused Nm rfeDi appeared q -
10 enmpspy With HeCo~rek 81 he inn mi ts sSo ~ ~
re.,ed beng Be n3Wev,' rs. a.: 90 p
iupoe.u, To. pr u ro1r.t~- ff tyI Tee on y
had y IL the pocle: which NcCo mick vas feeirE b.
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fAdvertitement.l
N. IERFUNfED
WHITE TEETH

BEAUTIFUL CoNPExoS be acquired by usins the B.Ls
THOUSAND FLOWERS. Whist lady or gentleman would
remain the Of dssseesbe breath when usint
Balm OF Thousand lowers deLtfnce you'd not only
render sweet bat leave the teeth white Ashsster
Many persons do know their breath bad and the subject
delicate that their friends will mention H. Beware
Of counterfeits Be cure each bottle il signed
For sale BY AL Dtuggsts fEThiDGk Co., N I.
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Z ZIP DrsonnrRrr Horsr.-Oniesrs

BpTlgISG Up DIsORDERLT IIoCsT.-Ohcsrs
Pan Donobuc ard Farley Loser Police Cour; yos'sy
descent upon the disoroey house Of Ev~rs
No - Cherry street and arrested The kreper bis w AMI Eve
Of heir female boarocrs Tie parties taken bero Js.ce
Connolly al with the 2On Of Everts wife locked
mn for.
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CH.RGy OF GRAND LARcESY.-Franklin Ryder
sailor I3 yes-s sse arrested ye'erday chAEed rl,a
.l,J, 40 In baul revolver, value! a. a. from
he cp Of o ,chr Rebeccs KDizbt yiog a. Pier Va North
River me property under the pillow oft, oener Nc.o-
Ia Fn5ot, and Wa stolen while be Tho sd
10 having TIE po and was oCked Up yr thai
By justice Connolly.
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IL Breadstufs our market & firm, with good de-
rand, partly FOR export. Sugars are firm and rather
active. In Coffee, there has been more movement Of
late, a; tu prices; the sales to-day and yesterday 10
eude some y Coo bags The stock is g. ,6li bags Of
Rio, and Of al kinds, ll6,lj bags. The market has
improved .c. within week.
Some interesting experiments are bow going on in
lation 10 the Franklnite Ore Of NewJersey, and the
Pig METAL made from the same. A. the pudding fur
mace near Greenwich, Conn, they now mixing 10
cen. Of The FrsrLilise Ore, 10 r co, Of the Pig
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MINIATURE ALsAsAc....r BIs pAy
0ur-Rses.. 7. 90 sets.... 6.29 Moon-Rises... 72
HIGH WAFER. rHIs DAY.
esudy Hook SEQ Gov Island. y;Om Hell Gate ...h.5l
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F.IsE PnETESsEs Lewis b. Ho:gl'n1, oo'2rad
~. srr,ssd ,..i dsv chAfF@i h de'r.ila- Js. Iolc
30 siso ooofsd reading No ~ Pine 'r-e olt q z
b. sslpg him ks Ovn goid Esch Ftco ~ 2s1 ION
urovsn lice'y 20 warrant ne mage rae ho-hs re
scuted for tial, sIe b. gas looted y.
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GP.sD IAPcTSY Cath .riDe Rooney aliss Drsen-
b1ry VS. arrested charged wh s,eeDEa gold wsca ssd ean
vaed Al 4se ,Le property Of Hon7Tl MGry. Pawn t-ts
f n. watch and chsin fund IN p5sseso Of ne 49,
cLle5 and sbo iOcked Up for TIA.
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Levi Zimmerman. a

CARnYISG SIUsG SHOT.-Levi Zimmerman.
German, reading At No 2 Orchard street va. arrested yeer.
day charged Sling shot with ntcn' 70 T. tie
b.1Ie Justice Davidson who required bin . md
bs ia 100 for bis appearance 20 the charge IL ne
d,ier1e rssd that made the slnng shot bit had
ieuiion less h. assaulted, which be bsd been
Oh two OccasoIs IL all of which he uuarnod
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Advcrtisement.
or ANY CHILDREN Il

HAVE YOT NY tTITUKFN --DO YOU VIII y
amusc 'h,u7 Tahe them 20 BLRNUHs MUsEtN today Be
million Of Curo-ies the Living Sfelet
&C. n The GREAT ARABIAN Artistic, and THs ForSD-
LING TIE FoRLsT, played beth 10 the AFTERNOON and
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Mss Emma HardiDge viii give mns'2 ga an-
>snc ente,tainneD: this evening q: ,Ae b''D1."y
Athesyuuo, 20. s54 Broadway. she VII be S''1'''
Nv severaI amateurs.
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fAdyertissrnentt
CHARLES y. FREDERCKs, late GURSEY an

DLGUERREOTYFEs and ANEsO-
TYYIs Tho CONNIE faut establishment Of the world Visit
tho city invited to call and ersne specimens at No
c5j Broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel
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A71E,,pr Al BrRGLaRY.-A man nsmsd PAX. Con-
~ "a, ub o,ber ss,ecod Monday a., 10 re a. -
bto ne rrocery. No Pei sr-' Conway vas AZ
rsu,d spd locked % b.: his c,nte lerste' escapsd-
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The Circul. Of Mr.. Wight says:

CEoP-Tlere nothing uth- Developments a. the South
received dupg the past shAk confidence IN the 0Pu
the crop VI result Ia stol Of res than 10000 bales
RLCEIPrs-As made 10 the annexed table Tie receipts
r he week under review have been 81 900 bales aan. sV
The reduced o. 30 D. aud Will
b. further reduced week TIE receipts Charleston and
SAID 20 have been greatly u the expense Of
Interior stock difficulties at Interior eank aseucs IN
fIiG.a.ion Of this reduction . the so sus'a and
Mscoa h.s tsken psce go bales during s, month AGAINST
20 month year. strong point VII probably BE-
show VIXEN the pts lis month a. the various Interior
nis:s Known durng February a as. they
before known. New Orleans however,
watched and attention. the receipts
tla shoT; Of what they r 1873 although
u las. During tie foo~ foGr week
50 lie pts a. New OTlear. DO go The total New
Oi!etIs receipts 49, being eco than Ia lS6 AID the
receipts Tar 81 GO ess than IL 1888 i would no. be
reolset With ny opinion Of be result Of tue present crop
scr t. New Orleans receipts = late have been ilJ ooO
larger tlGl ley
mai. II the probati,ie. much elesier %
those conerlsd have space % exhibit To remarkable
I,tucn RECEIPTS By the NekbuTz R-rUsd other
cl-tttsd viii tie iritIcT sket wLca b. 20 oresaloE
~ psbc cora-s--cl q NJ est.mse u It's crop
kNFoETs for Great Britain lsrge liz ~ek. being - zoo
tas. Tne tables sl sLoE detcit Of IS impaired
With ias and $500 compared with ilA Tie buyer.
Fi1lce A. re CcItreu. A work aud VII b.
ncuctc he ce-a-crs Uf tte.- pee from EeaN Srk
l1s'f han ~ se TIM past T-cre lEse busGess dong
n tie south flf Russia
sIctE4-e Tefstf farzncss ~ IL Sub begin Eel
&c So O. Iad std w son tTeT lc1ufqo W. fai'
ace A. ioue 1890 bAts have becs sc 4 NswOt.esu'
t-l- - r-st NO h.
TIE 0lov'rs staten al o. he movement 10 Co<,ou
snes iht 1t SEPTEMBER a. compared with tae pryas
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N. rr.ven,b Appiverssry of the E. J.. snos Soc''
-. celebrated to-mo7ov evening ~ a ten
,.y.pee festival and bail at Ni9lo|
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-sse reflected for The present year.

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