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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
uARRIKD.

.,srvoNa- COLE-On Wednesday evening. q, 2, by
Nichols at the residence OF the h' ,e, Their
te' ~ the Rev Sylvester Armstrong 10 u,ss Car ~,
" 1',sktet Of the late Caleb Cole.
DAVIEs-On Tuesday May - ,h. Rev DR. Dix
pSnsmiu W Blot, Of THE city 70 - tsviea r Davies of
Rrooklyu.
fuRKtLlr W m - Monday evening May - oy
the Ec'. J's.' Mr. W G. bnucI 10 NJ 80, ~.
bCsNofth, eaa6hl'I The la.e A. BOswort al o TINS
city.
CARNER-sA cOFoRD-On Monday afternoon May -, , oy
the ksV Ar smith, PastIr Of the seventh Tr"soy
Ihurc' NJ, Iobn Canrr Of this city 70 Miss Phone mar
Ss dfor daughter of Mr.. EnOch SANFORD OF N'"sA ~
EsNCK-CONKEY- On wednesday, May y IN 81 Johns
Churoh Troy ~ the Rev. }. Bnnton smith "lhen H.
Dni of this city Laura NJ only daughter OF the late
John Couksy Il the former place
Observation-Disclosures MAdetown C3an, on Tnes-
S.v NAV Is ny TIC Rev Goodwin, D. D., James y.
Uoanan Of York Eliza, daughter q the late Rev.
Fd~ard Rutedgc Of South CsrolinA
IRVINE - BURDErT - On Wednesday. May y, az Holy
Trniy Church Brocs yn by the Rev D. r sanford Hausi
ION n Irvine o Lydia Anna Blrde da gateT q The late
BENJAMIN C. Burdett Of this city.
PLiladelphia papers please copy
RENgETT-GIBBINGS-O wednesday, May q. by the
Rev A C. Buckbee Mr.. George F. kenset. 20 Miss Jane
Chbinss al Of Fordham WestchesteT County " 7.
LIE RARON-HICKs-In Brooklyn. Wednesday May %
Nv the Rev J. Windsor, james F. L. Baron % Mrs Sarah r.
Ihcks.
RoRINsON-C ONKLIN-In This city by the Rev Z. T. His
COZ MI Henry NJ Robinson aud Miss Maria j. Conklin, all
q this city.
MANUFACTURED Staten Island, Thursday May
81 by the Rev Mr. Reinke Mr. j. C. Warner Of Macon Ca
to Mise NJ t. Squier. daughter of MI Horaiio Squier.
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Whaiers.

Put into s. George. Bermuda May Sea Flower Cleveland,
n Is. from cruise. with - bh sp oil Has home two
lots Nas 20 sail again 18th
spokeu-Msy II, lat 90 lon. 10 Brewster Waite Of aud
Msttaposctt for Indian Ocean,
letter Peakes bark virginia cf New Bedford,
ady having repaired Reports that the morning Of
the 3ist about o'clock the ship struck
coral about TX mie- hnoss Island. and shot upon
ledge until 81 rested snidshp the reef with three faith
alter an and - forward. As she hauled
everything abacs but could
aern but hove home several times the ship badly
aud the tide ebbng fact alternative shteu
throw ina overheard - barrels water Eve barrels us aud six
barrels saud and accidentally stove barrel sperm oil lost
Of 10" bow one spare t0pma topsaautnast and
Toy mot onr fyingb boom, and sudding sa hooms
ten NJ the rect was bare IN places aound The ship
The kmg = the Island with about fifty natives "a 81
rendered every assistance IN his power and al 80
having ade haW fast the rocks ahead aud out
hedge as, upon the rise Of the de the ship hoat and N
fNeeu Wiuutes she deep water when all hands were
half getting Hedge and hawser board n
bore away Stoue Island the chip leaking average
about $50 strokes per hour. %
Bari Mercury Hayden Of B. Pleasant Island Jan Y
with tb sm oil ON board aken since eagins the sAhS
wich Islands. al we'll -.
Ship Minerva smith Bolles q y. b. reports her az Fss
mantle New Holland, Feb 5 with 81 bbls. sperm l'''N
whale OIL on bosrd. t.,
Bark Henry Taber Ever of N b at Mar s. no 's''
with 49, tbs sperm OIL an told bound 20 Guam ,,,s
Jan. g. lat n s., lon 50 w, ship CoroAnus, Mach n.y.
A. sperm u.,yitiss
ship samuel Robertson Babcock q Fairhaven al 40
March s. iom Desolaton Island with 300 bbls on Ass 7.
rsported). Put n on account u sckness " Nj '"
Briggs, the hIs. ofaesE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

Can't, e Laws, r. sins., N snes. Mr.. H.rmsn, A. J.
Ccr'sr ga. Dr. X. Merritt r. w. Mitchell, NJ hsufssy,
ami G. o. 9th. Mr. :. BAXTER, J. MaIny, Capt ls.@s
Non p Eearucs. WIN Prince John swim, J. w Wal ar
a. and .,fysut Mss Pratt ". Fuller and ~ ~ ne Tor
vsrd rsitr-Totsi. lSL =, A., n.
-, N, AID Mr.. Kilxau Nss Slafp.es. NJ Caldwell DR..
el.,r.. Mr.. Caldwell aui ohi irrn, VI aud hr Henry
s,av,u n Nh Dora Sar's, Aos Fleming Mis' ,ogai",
o. C,s.te Nss Hangfnout. Miss Brown M AMI Mrs Jas
I.ntrt M and Mr. Jon, children and mad srf'snts,
a.. Iorrn Mr Hottnguer and ir.rd Mes"s H,,a@ W.
-, Rvl, Abbott samuel iiil NashinEton ". W LAbol-
cher, ! G. Slism r. Corrntb Geo Richmond J4s Lee his
ms, N,. lie Nessfs. CoupruN t"leat- hos'f BISON IL
smith y Trevor. Frederick GrSii Wilson. . H. Psd-
"A Russell r. Iiner Bernfes Dr. F0fdye bHs'r, CouS-
Mr., D,ei's maid servant Mr Poin,' maid servant
NJ. ao. r. Simpson and son John fsll'"T " nee
Tor Geo Mooney C. Town.eud IL "a Wison kt,''is ,. 9.
r.sory End son Lasak. Street : p home. n >. Soos,
G..u. Perkins. Henry Hester Hugh NAVEL h9rh ana tw9
,on, C.uGlY clover Way " n Warden, FIed oon,ned'
S,rdh.im David Graham q Ruse, Jonn Slil,.an o.ur-
s,sr M'.s Pollen. Mrs Dyer, Nj Pollen Mrs wary ann
Gin. Nr HotuEu,f's servant Mrssrs ? Heherhst9n y.
] Firrry John Mnsr MarHseur. strong l. G. Th.yef r.uP
O'Reillv Stanton r. Stanton Mcclellan Miss Mary AM
Quinn. Ms stanton. -, o,.-t.
IN ,hip No,huzbe,lar6 from I0nd0a-Franeis OctaTtus
= Girscr George Nutting Mr.. and Mr. Truman
7, bdrL from B0ybddo>s- henry ~ esStn
~. kirssnd children. Elizabeth Wall, IS l. watson sho
isdv Ceorgr = Lovey, lady child and nurse, - worm
n schr fbert BeyauA1 H. w Robinson snd
LADY Miss Harriet 7 Robinson, Samuel = } Eri,h sno
lady Nj. Fdh Cox Miss Rosur Lgheourn, Chas H. h0eh
son. VIM. Black, Master T. I. Firth
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Pass~uger- Arrived

l. ,ffar, Ip Illinois from As1nraV-I Trvi. and laiv J
H. CoChhi lady and '-ryan Hunter and ay Lord and
LADY Mrs Lord Jno R Hscsett lady and daughter. Mr
Curly. VI. Bruagn ady child anu .eNant. DR. Rice lady
child srd servant Mr,. Ac,he W Morrison, : L Mastic
lev ". ? Beuchey 4 Freeman. lady and son. II Robin
J. friedman. r. Camden, lsiy. mother aud "
Merrill A. Ea.tou. j. ODeuoho" aiy AMI .crvant Coady
G. n Lewis r Parker J Hilie brsut \ Wright J Chanch
p Bum lsdy chiidr,n Mr.. Resell and children W
r Grew md two children H. Weaver. r. = H. Damon. G.
W'isaud dy and three children. Thos Csrs aud lady. L.
ac'. T.. BouresuN. Mr. Lefuswel children and
voit 2 G. Ciids Mrs Peuha4low sud children D. r.
Murray A. pr T. Lsub.. T.. $. 4. R. c. RolIin.
Pluuu.er. J. Rosc w. J Humphrey and lady Mr.. Dr.
Holm two children sui servant Col W Psrier aud aty
Mics Parioe. Thomas Mcguire. VIM. Burger Mrs Many aud
child sarh Hl. Ms Lowe and three children. TrIhune
Mr. Barker and child samuel Allyn J. Du..ubarry sud
srt H. Dusei berry : Prudential Ms. Ny- J. Cray esq
Hs.s and lady 4 Hsescthscser Mo- JaIhoc r. h. Hul
G. hcAli.tpr Bu'srd lady and children, NJ
Jefn'.n aud child G,1 l. Wilson MaIare' N.Cmiy II.
y. Doty sui lsfv J NJ Lorius Woodruff. J. Kmg.Aury.
Mr. May Peschy eco Mrs Hart AMI three daughters.
Lieut. VIM Hizrn and servant T. : 4 Mr. Smith, aud
'et't'f Mr. e.,nal, CaPt I ; Cram. L ). More
L. F.tlh Seals r Bsdridge jas Ncksrl " Cunningham
8. Brsnt W trvaHt. A Williams. j. NJ Bo-tiyck
Dorian J. Wood Mr-. Smith and children. W Sprinrr
Sally Nj. G.iosd A. 4 Breed and lady q l. Church
l. Ravon Mrs Farra and 2chilren. H. Klickerbocser
HooltI .ld children, }. haberson, VI Nelson. J. H.
Johnson. d MAYER, Wm Hog Calender ] Barber Mr..
byam j. NsnA r. Imp. @, L. Noge geslny. G. W
fuber. J WsWsr II VI Van Du.en, T. W. Buel, b.
T. Allen, r. RuruAam. NJ Saberg Mann 3 A,he J
asbuy y. Pge aud lady s Jenkins Sckes r. G. Denise
10y erd two children. J. r Long W Dudley 7 Vaughan
boyce. r Harrington s,ml Jackson J. NJ Bolov v KIM
y VOORHEES, totsyth, Geo shirley Harris W : smith
@. $ snen wm McNabb Col H. n Tiu. Nj. NJ R rr.2
l'y. J. fouuey r. Miller and ady H. Dckeuson J Mellon
% sls servant, Gen G. J. HeHIpseu, Rev q. jones A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market MA

There much better supply Of Beef Cattle yesterday aud
than the week previous still the number offered Is not
sufficient to have the effect Of reducing the price.
BEEF C.rTLE-TEe entire number sold amounted TO $50
head prices varying from II 10 $l2 Sl5 and high
81 T. 100 H. and but few sold at the lowest rate. The
loud in their complaint high prices and intend
hold citing Monday next for the purpose Of adopting
some measure reduce the rates
SHEEP-1his market well applied though not be-
demand amounted 10 1850 head from
Rs 10 : - gross.
HoGsThe demaudfor Swine continues good and the sales
this week amounted 70 1900 head prices ranging $
and 9. = 100 70, as in quality.
Cows CALvESThrTe has been but little change In this
market the sales having reached SIS head at from p 10 $50
for Dry Cows, and from 10 20 $50 for Mich Cows with
Calves by their side.
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Hides "a 70 CSC q H. Talow &c. = NJ Pelts, De
2cach Calf Skins Il 20 l5. y r. Veal Calves IS, 80 So
~. SOTO sl2
Beef and first quality includes nothing but the
best large, fat. stall-fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best gassfed Oxen the best
stal fed Cows sid the best three year old Steers
Ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse of lots.
sheep-Extra includes Coset and when those Of Inferior
quality, thrown out.
There we're nine The Boston and Maine RAILROAD 90
over the ard Lowell 10 the Fchburf and rs
ov. the Western Loaded with cattle sheep swine and horses
RFMARKs.-The market quite still day. Owing 20
the the Boston market meats has been dull
and butchers having good supply Of live stock hand
disposed buy uules. decline Of JO075c q cwt
Spring Lambs dull present prices will lose those
they nave on hand they mus, buy prices sell
.y than half the lumber Of Caves that there
last prices about the j. B. Cook, esq had
load Of Cows and Calves from Kentucky.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

s,,.. pl,r,ou,h Rock Hammond London, Gnnnell mn
=. ( 70 - FORESTER Sherman. New orleans hpvs.n
Fc.dick; Coloni';. Mosher Caebee barclay sy
y R,binsop Robinson Calais, $40" butE'ss' 70 q.
psrts-Unryrs; Nichols Savannah, StlIs's ne - ,
~ Pale Glasgow McAuhH, Nhc"ioch q - !
NsrSn TI,sns Na,snza. Patruo Escheyera; brewef
Ia Ro.Lland Metcalf Duncan; w H. brode' "H''Aiu
az Ge.ne 1Old( Knippelmyer. Ststn w , sch"Sy
yr,reopis Upton Machias Mayhew, Talbot % - w.
R;r, Corb,t Norfolk Brett, Son i O. M. c,,,
o,srs Banouet Bartlett Norfolk Il. bi,9a- oin
fam portland g. Hatch CO.. Josephn1e wA aassa
= Hall Crane Philadelphia Robert W.S an ln ,,aa
ola Murray New Orleans, Lsyun q h'''O'''
'syhe, r Tscopev Wilson Philadelphia, j. " Bnses'
parr. Marina. Skinner, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
THrR.DAY. May *.

The Stock market Las been very active today in
most Of the leading fabGes and the improved feeling
Of yesterday has been fIsy sustained. The contest
between the bears and the bulls is more equal and
violent than for the last few months. dnrog which the
bears have had almost unressted control Of the
market. The bull faction has received lately
very important accession in q lead. ng and active
member ofthe Board, who has usually be, found Hpon
the adverse side. lie was to-day the largest buyer
taking freely sellers options at sixty days. IL has
been supposed for some days past tina. he was buy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
Bas.euQers SAILED

In steamship CITY II MaHche,ter for Lrcypool-Mrs f.
Bate NJ. r Bate Miss Eliza Perkins Mr.. Brown Miss
Syke, Miss Votes G. Hubbard and lady Mis- Honschee Miss
iorrhrook MI.s 81 Wood Mrs Major and child. Mrs SMITH
jas Gray lady and children Miss Maofasne Mr.. Wolf and
infant Mr. Gaynor q Nash. Mrs Cotes and family Mr.
Mr lugeru5un lady and children, Dr. M-whinu-y, NJ
Powers LADY, and niece Mr. Howlden lady and child xe.s
jacques Lyon Bailey Foley Glasspooie Rainsord Marvin
Davies DGtchhe Jackson, Henry D. Marvin smith Fisher
Brown Gre,isIi Fowler Barie Littlrboye. Richardson
McCcrynodale, Guuah Rowei. Boy,ric. Hammond Jones.
samson Wright Hoye Ame. Crenstou Sses Liner Peters
Crosby Dillon kiuer LammnI Sanford. Canton Jukes Ly
man Handy Baxter Sous, Halo aud Robinson, aud l5j IN
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Disnsierr. &c.

FISHING scHR. RiENz into Saturday night last OF
horomony Point and sunk The had barely time 10 get
board the other vesse'.
SoHR FIVE BOYS recently sunk in Hampton Roads having
been rais, d, Tow ed mp o Norfolk Sd inst
A sunk Dist inst Wimble Shoals;
also two schrs with sPars standing By brig Phillip Larabec,
AZ Baltimore 25th)
BARK PRoMT sTcttled in Mobile Bay good vessel IT
go uns formerly packet between Boston Baltimore,
and put 10 complete order recently She is insured 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR THE NEwYoRS TRIBUNE. BY GEORGE RuPf.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY q. 1851
A. market 4O Cattle about $50 Beeves and 81 Stores, con.
stg Of working Oxen, Cows AID two and three years
I'D. ~.
80 75d 20; second quality, 81 s.! ordinary quality 20
Stores Working Oxen from SOS no. 1870 20 POO Cows
ard Calves $40 $50 so 67 Yearlnes Two years
Old E3s to s42: Three years old, = - to so $3.50
SHFFP ANE LAhBs-660 At market prices IN lots, sid
/ goa r each. Extra and selections, $50 81 5ld -
SWINE $50 at market. Prices live weight 7taIc E 10
Dressed dl0ic 3 n. Shosts. wholesale d9c e 10 retail
OIL ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

The light shp brought into harbor yesterday after
BY the Gen Ruk undergo repairs We hear that
schr sam Williams will h her pscc-Gay.ston Herald Mag
IS
EDToss NEwBURY PoRT HERALD have lately heard
plants regard 20 the absence aud displacement Of the buoys
az the mouth the river and method call the
ton of those authorized az any, the performance Of their
duty by replacing the highly important aud
guire M u..di lie att
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Launched, Seid, &c.

The schooner Robert L. Crook old vessel rating about
h3 OF s regr board built az Egg Harbor in
@ sod at auction by Mes'. Gerard Belts $3.50
each.
The ,hp Fl Dorado sold the Merchants Exchange this
DAY, by hessTs. A. }. Blocker Co, tor s - 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

IMMATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY , 81.
Ssts.......... 10
49, wArER....THis DAY
s.pSr Hook I'm Gov leland lZOIn deu Va1s'''' -
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From The Isrerpo0i Tiaes.
Notwithstanding the gradual and favorable change
that has taken place in monetary and commercial al
fairs for time past the Directors Of the Bank of
rgand do not yet feel thenselves in position 10 af
ford any tangible relief 10 the Money market Their
minimum rate continues at "a q cent but at the dis-
count houses in Lombard street business in best bills
has been done at easier rates. The demand for accom-
mediation has been daily TO fair extent but il has
been fully met, and actual pressure has been felt,
The general opinion in the commercial world il that
the time for relaxation in the rates has arrived and
everything AZ present affords hopeful ancipaons for
the future. The exchanges foreign countries are
tending in favor; prices of grain and produce are
the decline and the avices from the g1d-produr-
ing regions. FIR the product Of the precious
metal is concerned, are Of the most satisfactory
character. At the present time there IL fully one
million sterling Of gold due from Au-tralia-the
greater proportion of which may arrive any tide
the wind being now in a more favorable quarter for
bringing ny over due vessels The South Carolina
is now out over 100 days from Melbourne. with
ES2.Co0 and the following vessels also due The
Sydeuham, with El25 800 Morning Star. Elg3 500:
Midway, E72,OO0: Donald VI Kay, fiS 900; Walmer
Castle, flO0O00, Ia IIogue, 81 500; STEAMBOAT sI
ElS0CtS. ard SUSSEX, fl92 600. The supplies of
specie during the week have been moderate and
CeieHy from the United States from which we have
received none for seyTal mepihsl The African aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

COFFkEThe marx = '0r Rio has declined &C., and hs.
boom reduction The suctou sale this morning
animation aud prices declined above quoted The offering
.bfred bags Rn 4 VIII. Eco sold A. DOL
lic 10 &c. The balance 23o baf srr,xari
taken private bargain .lcfi.n atcs IN other krds
have uo- i-sfd = any important saes The Z Rio
.houf CO. 0s" hays
CANDLES tine quite dull and prices favor tho
hv.r quote standard brands D. with sales Of some
boSs contra. sales understand making e. D.
end good Candles been sold Considerable reduction
from these rstes the inquiry limited met now
holders dp sod On accept the best price they an ct
rutiaueed.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal
Flour quite srtiye for the Do a. River aud Ee,tern trade
nd wal ~ sers's fett i-IIsI sG7slsc g. lt has
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FAMILY Marketing.
Dn Thursday, May %:

The following table gives the retail price of the prn-
cpal articles of Fars Produce III the City of New-Yok
nj.
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c..sFrlrr RtfosrEo ros TIVE y. Y. Tsrryyr

ASHFE-The market f. very quiet, the deuaud mainly for
P. which sales If > bbs at - III PeaIls dull
q ~ l2i - 3
COTTON continues firm but Il qiie pending the announce
reut II tie Arubias W. repeat yesterday prices
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COMMERCIAL MAIT,EHS
sales mt the Stock 4 xchange. MAY %.


40 Pennsylvania Coal Co. 9.
10 New Jersey Railroad. ~
S. Del. 4 Hud Canal Co. II
90 do......l6t u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-05
MILLINERY.

ON, MRS. ROBERF, II CHARITIES STREET
x@begs leave 10 inform ladies in the city aud country
that her assortment Of latest Style Goods and Enhrode
es now complete She has on hand OF Pamela
BOnetS, syle Empress and other Bonnes Lace Grape
and other CnPotS Cambray ManIa and Shawls Cantilly
Lace do Wedding Wells, Niolette Laces, VRenctS Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers, Embroidered Hndkerces Fans
ParmSos, Mis Ribbons, etc. The whole is offered great
reduction.
Ladies reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services of
II skiltu seamsress lately from Paris. ayI
s9S MIME. ROBERT, No. II GRANTEES m
III street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKINti0N |
XVI IN THE LATEST PARIS style Keeps con liilyiH
A stany on hand Of style coaks, VIZ w
mantas, shaws
g Ladies' informed that this OF a skul seam
stress from Paris have been secured. us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th July 1885, before me-
Undersigned Justice the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orean who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depose and the
foregoing and true, and transcript
from the books of said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1857
[Signedl C. j. MANSON1, Secretary.
tSignedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved interest Of
Six cash. outstanding certificates profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the Cd Monday of August proxmo also to declare dvi
dend forty as CENT? the nat earned
mums of the for thu ending the 3th of June,
1857 for which certincate will be issued the 18th September
and resolved further that after reservng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that al the outstanding certificates of the
company of the issue ls5 and s5 and
of the issue of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep, esentatves as follows
That of 1850 Or and after 18th Of August next.
That of 1851 on and after l2h of September next.
And rs per 1852 and after 18th Of October
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
produced the time Of payment and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOS. A ADAMS, President.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A STATEMENT FOR PARTNERSHIPS
re q years ao s
locks vemi!uge into that section It proved 70 valuable
planaions planters buying much rs gross At once
end regarding it as one of the most important items IN their
Formerly in that section they lost chill
spis s Il regular spring
A. Snks the a oSs w storey
buy it in lots Of ten gross they do the last lot all gone
and more wanted for immediate sale -, ,,s ara
merchants Throughout the United States y2 lmSW
D0cT0k A0oFLAND's oELEBRArED GER
MAY Dr. sicisNs 5I stsRs1ss y fHAD.1rH,A P4
sss'issy Ss, 's
iHs"ses arising from dis0fdsFs cred. Liver Stomach
, ton, Inward Piles,
-, Head, ,Aeidty of the Stomach.
ralnsss Or Wight in !hs sionseh Sour
If EEae!sons Sinking
asut Brss'hins Fut!srins the Heart choat
sss %
Heat sa Hsir f%s + II j E's I'm Con-
and great Depression
The proprietor calling attention of the public to this
It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
mended. L..
test Of years trial before the American people,
similar
The testimony in its favor given by the
physicians and individuals parts the
country and careful of Almanac pub
lished annually the proprietor, and be had
remedy really deserving the celebrity it has obAneu
Principal Office and Mandatory No. 70 ARCH street Phil
adelphn, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitters superior all
JACKSON, La, August Is. 1854.
Dear express my qualification you
incalcuabe benefit derived the
of your German Bters. have found them be all
them TO be- and cheernlly recommend them the
public safe and remedy for the diseases they in
tended for and superior to all other preparations in
THE BiTTERs ALL THEY ARE REpR EsENTED To BIZ
JACKSON, La, August 90 1854.
Dear SirI have used German Btters and find them
they represented and cheerfuly recommend
to the public excellent medicine - x..,
Respectfully, yours. W. +. FAULkNEH
L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, La, May %, 1853
Your German B;ters is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from and wish supply i'm.
rnediatey.
DIR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY La, June 80, 1883.
have year used Btters prepared by
medicine the kind that be readily sold here and
eve that in than there will De more sold in this
vicinity than in any other part Of the country.
DR.. RABE says. FRANKLIN, La, june "a 1852.
Your Btters have become very popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
f. A. ADAMS Il CO. say:
Richmond La, June 2, 1883.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all who have
them.
mind that these Bitters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of prepare
tions recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and rekeepes every and vag
'A'N' : ''''A '"''' '''' N''"N"S J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
auls lvdwAA New Orleans