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{tIa WrI.aas AaiIp CfesftIt.
MN orleans atluutu Nlarktt.
csrscrsr orr.dn, No. q Camp n III, st,es'

u -
carssSs saas osf EsssI ss s q eep
4 to ausl, at money and couiniers'ai ~.
~ III eysns The Iisnd weather we have nae s,aue
,t tas apparenty chilled the feelings Of the onsi-
49, xor Va aid learn Of any thing taking place
Ts European mails By the steamer came 'nsoush
aaa tire to rerusc the correspon
views regarding the future In cotton are very oonsc
mae may Ii Is more than apparent that the
hsbt IL dc steamer CITY 81 of the Slst
had no eject whatever % ihe psfs 81 snd fe
-rpsrsI market has been very inactive to-day g gs
shipments cotton Hence IA October arrSed in Liverpool
ho4 anu profit has been realized, which
hapYy 10 learn. II is surnised however, that there
s. or oney made by operations in Liverpool for &C.
oat q psss this side than there has been ~ direct
this and ether Southern ports II is the general I'M
i,n there M W some further advance in Liverpool or
anti nrices attain certain fgure when reaeon WIN take
III lie meantime English buyers are moving very cau-
lr q dill market although the advces which we pub
morning regarded as Of very favorable import
s Is general inclination to wait for later accounts now
shout dne, as late as Of the It'll inst. es@
Ths oIer continue above their income tut there
II 10 increase auaniy Of paper outside Some three anu
four mouths paper was taken at 3 per cent
Exchange orened very quietly to-day, with the Banks selling
over de counter discount on New for and rates outside
Ranging 9I discount for sight There were sales Of
rsa at IA, and also five days sight at sa
sixty DAYS sight G2 but much Offering. Sterling very
~ without s change in ruling at the close Of business
N saturday We only continue our figures Of clear AL bills
:. 7l5 and good 6A7. Bills with shipping documents
sss<thc range of the market being from 535@5. 2SA
III stocks we did not learn of transaction 10 day.
The annual for Directors of the Union Bank was held
todsyand the following named gentlemen returned
Sa9 Alfred Penn. s d
Edward Nalle, Of Nalle, Summers 4 Co.
W George a.. Pynchqn. "
~ RI Snms, of Pe9ts Simms j Co.
Ga asslsi rs IL sesunb Richards sloenmb Co.
49, Edward Parnaeie, Of Parmee 4 BrotheF
III j. Mccall, of Iauyc & Mccall
We dive below details Of commercial letters received
~ tic Asia By which there nothing done
Christmas and the day following.
- LIVERPOOL Dec. "a, 1856.
t, co, n, has been much excited during the
mi sc influenced 81 reduction in the rRte Of interest,"
Stcsdy for goods and yarns and
the Pesa Of the estimates 81 crop mol exceed
ipR three millions of bales. z s9 :.
HE business the has been extensive each day wit
Messing range prices and have TO report ad
vance 81 fully Il per h. in American descriptions per
IN Brazil and Egyptians snd b in Sura Speculation
Pssnams 55s 80 bs s a ad
100 bengal The sales o-day are % 900 bales oe0 on sPeena-
tpn and for export. g8sas MAsoN a LisAi
fr ,stta t1a
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''2tdFo "11es
received Persia Saturday coming upon
excitement, and during the Tour
this there has been very free buying both
by trade Notwithstanding present high prices also
by speculatos Saturday fully % 900 bales,
and prices ID higher than the previous day and
though then they have been quite SUCH large
scale, they sufficiently large to maintain that and
establish further advance NY close with prices ID
per H. higher than last Friday fer The current Kinds oil Amer
car gss (.
Islands The transactions have hetn good extent
but without decided change in their value: Il. .
large been de partly on speeula-
tion and prices about I'D. higher sEE gm.g .
There has been pretty good demand Tor Braa anu he
supply Offering II rea at prices which, particularly IN I'D
hias, show 1ld. adv afce. 1H-i s" l'S
business has been done IN sTat anu our aao
tions are fully 5Sl: per b. higher .s-5-
ia 6GO American $50 Egyptia 500 Baa 80 Demerara
reported speculation aud 43l0 American 3
Egyptian, {, 22D Sura, and 2D0 Bengal for export;
To-day again active and general demand tat
sales bales twohrds 10 the trade and very extreme
prices are freely paid, ~ - ~. al. ,s,.s.y
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CATTLE MARKET
Shipping gatelIigeate.
TUESDAY, January 20, 1857.

TUESDAY, January 20, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Philadelphia, MCGOWAN, York via Havana
Jennings, Laughland &co
ship Ocean Pearl Chsndler FOR Gmsby England orders,
Bark Hartman, Summons for Pain Boeuf France
Greevy Farwell
Bark Dudley Robinson for Charleston Jacob, Dabeval
lark r fIazletine McCrila for Boston, IIynson
British Bark Port Wallace, Smith, for Liverpool
Johnston, Mole &co
cehr soahroa Perry, for Pensacola, Pooley, Ncol AGO
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ARRIVED.
Sehr Laura, Perkins, from coyington-Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Capitol, Lonou. from Bayou Sara re- q
California, Myers. from Mobile .
Compromise. Nnnnaly from I.eIore
=4 Duke, Apologize, from Shreveport
FLORIDA, Grant, from Mobile.
National, Dowty, from Red River
ST. Charles, Batenaa., from Shreveport
Leecmpt. johnson, from NewfIberia
Princess, Holmes. from Vicksbure.
81 Nicholas Cable. from Cairo.
City knosy vile, Dalferes, from Lockport
jas ~ II Douglas, Tarbel. from Carolina Bluffs
htF. Ruby, POitevent, from Columbia, Miss-Bnsn.
y Magnolia. Thomasson from Vicksburg.
Teboat Thomas McDaniels Pennega Passes-towed
down and to Sch inst, ship Ambassador, bark Fanny
Eaer and schooner Corah-brought up steamship Fran
co.'s Arago
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from Passestowed down and
to sea nh inst hipE Epaminondas Charlotte Read and
schooner Sea Dfift--broughl up steamship Francois
BELow-C0MIEG Up.
ss,n;p Ocean Traveller, Boardman, from Liverpool
shs HANDY King saIkey, from Boston to Wn j Dewey
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be It remembered e 18th March, 1856 before me, the
subscriber of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and T. r. jan
yer Secretary the Mutual Insurance Company OF
Orleans who being duly sworn according to law 40 &C.
and above lust and true, and
orceet transcript the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th day OF March,
1855. u. NJ. BKrADFossoo, ,
The Board of Trustees Six cent In
terest scrip certificates OF 1855 payable on and after me
second Monday and have declared scrip dlVi
dcnd Of per the net earned premiums OF
the year which certificates viii be issued on and after
the hs day next and they have reserved tho balance
Of profits of the ending 18th March 1856 to meet
pending but lnatlsted claims against the Company
The Company against the peris OF the seas
and rivers loss damage by fire. at the current rates OF
premium. - 4, \, .,. ,...,.,
Office building Of Camp ard NatcheA streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
o. L 2 Nca Prasila LIANT
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IMPORTS

v,,y,ycroy- nus o =, To-
pitch e kssHs DE- ss 200 's
Tsfs ssszs sss e s 9 Is sss Price
covISeroN-sehr Laura-sS, 90 bricks to o Weber
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
sIIREyEro steamer $. charles-l24 bales cotton to
eo Resa B Ss %
.19 Go0gs5 ssos Nelson sesSsto Rsdgiil
Campbell strengs7 to Cammnek sques VESTS bales
ss cS aa to
NsTo Se Y bales cS9n
Wrgh A1sa 6uday Donovaa Ne Ne,
s's, 3sdS as3s Ss Ssos
Aald ssass. Eos9
p1 aab sssas MIS- so sa Tea
hyssn2 Miller bids g bh molssses
Ioa, ISL bales cotton. SS hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses
Harsoni2 do Byrne Vance Scos5 DO to MeKeroy 4 Brad
ford DO Ward Saunders { Hunts do Cleveland Brothers
'ssf
SOL Baehannsn Carroll Ffsdiahder
af hs moasses to Thomas Elder Seos IS bales cotton
hds sasar. " Sols aolasses w ' 900 ''S' e''''"
adss GG ss.S strong 20
Eel &eess j UrqnIarSa pnrand Roaasst &eo4s to
Donovan McLearn &co-s 10 Lowe McReynols &eo do to
Han Has VICE. &sss , faehs &sS5 Saunders
Gsss Ssot2l Green GrumpEe MeLemore Eayban
&GeiS Harris s eylr duncan soganl6 L Nay Sco
~ tosoy eorT scott aos ellis eS
Mssns Eay
Levy Head Massie eo-s Lobit ChsTpentier
SS s"' IS hs 6 sP mes
hsd Wpsrs A. s.ss s ns
james, Reg butter Walker Stuart Hutehhso,,Ni hoy ndse
| ~
Hsno Ssmos 4a sso s0 S
VA RIaTs ss
o hsy W..i ass sP Fs1 "a.
,a PH %9s eese Eros eG seTaTt
Goasf sse %
as esas 19s es ssa9
asSe @ se soo sss sew si t
1850 1 !, cotton y n O., /. ,t,,.
s4s F1Ed 9sn s Sg sats sCGn
do hides Hugely Blair &eo- bales cotton Miller ForesterlS
Esos W"ss
Rsas Sfo 20 d s Brown so &S &C.
asa.S; ', ssS
ke aFas So s BGT a FGe Es
ILL., Ass ] =
SON Seoa Do to II Garter S"oi55 hides bales skins Ibis
muse owners On pofa-suufeS 10 oaet-i0"' i"'f '"''
Nop5lrgsqn,ss re.ides bales cotton TO Farley 5erey
s ssS3s s s ss S:
@ eoton per 'n"Nef o's to s0"aS t 0''S
MoBILE-steataer cairornia--No cargo
s P hS5, + Sss
Hays Aeq hh and ns @ a bD half Eho
;Isss Ssols% re If S
kP,o5ts59 1hs ;SE:
Allen Sos do Iobit uharpautietDo do 6 bb noasses
NSrs s ses s % bd bsns SS. o %
e9op Bgrne Vance co bales so,oa
amaersoh IA e' s 40 i isnaS uoGm 4 t %
bales cotton I'll hhds sugar, 1926 eSls molasses
ton 1t 10 Shaw &eos Weiks Stuart / Haehsso my. do
ray9s to eq Mes,P sd kSSs5 %
en-S johnson &co5 DonnelIel0 Farley jury eco
mT asa head he eao to
0Fas1 cR 81 ssss sai'S If Ind, and
III MI, Ss % MN, v su IA ~
p s'gna Do Is shas ssar Tfoea
gsoeq Noaom kso-sunrss to orderrota bales cotton
na p fes s. bill, flour james Connolly
&eeAls DO v Newton W &so@ll7 poushsTy &eoza
81 oocson son2 buchanan b hour sl
saeks ishaess a Il do Michel &C.
aRssis sy g 2 ass ssts
fa ss hides Sbs SKINS bossoa head
cattle TO ofdef-Z2e bales COTTON 10 N d cooper AGO.
ycKsByRG bales cotton B%e Buck
SG
eeesa %F asa
Reag Roberts TeTMf Cox Cox &e9 rs Mner
at Mcdowell Mills &eo2s Frsdlanler &eoc29
is Siss Adan; $ssT I,l aPs&snnen q
OTIS Ar MienburEerI Lewis &eose sacks cotton seed Els
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HARDWARE.

u,rrpu,s n. WATERMAN
w - T. WATERMAN q BROTHER,
S.9sssS-Nx7ygA HARDWARE MERCHANT corner OF Com
EfFAEM mon and Magazine streets, have on hand AND
are daily receiving by foreign and domestic
IiSss general assortment OF articles comprising IN part ~
follows: u.,n,uApu CUTLERY ETC
Iron Steel Nails, Rope
Axes, Chains, Scythes
Carpenters Tools complete,
.. Joopers Tools
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
stock and Dies Screwplntes
Garden Engines Pumps
Ploughs Hay Cutters, Corn Shieers,
Agricultural Implements,
Mil, Cross cut and Pit Saws,
OK Yokes Bows, Singietrees.
Turning Iathes
Hoss Hames shovels and Spades, - Platform sciiss
h'' Nitrous Tenders. Shovels and longs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, ooo Srhseers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Hecns, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese iongs, Iron Beisteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
,,a,v Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc., etc.
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW oRLEANS.-The following statement of the
affairs of this company published conformity with the
quirements Of their charter viz: U
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending
Slst December 1856. .S64l,STb W
Amount of untermnaed risks 3lst Dec ls5. lO 56 %
Total amount of premiums for year ending 3lst De-
Viz: For premiums fire risks. STE, 273 80
For premiums river risks. 35l, c5l II
For premiums on marine risks. 1lo,2S %
.7.. --S745,44 3 SO
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lst December, 1856. .............. Sn3,526 ca
s9j5ss i3
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Decem- .
Der lSob .So1nicou "
Losses during the same period, viz:
On nre r1skS. soi ooi ~
On marine ri5kS.. luoatl ~
1862 1853 IS
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip
---s335, 26) s.
Net earned profits for the year ending December .
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the th January, 1885, before
the subscriber. Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutaa
corng depose and that the above accounts
Just correct transcript from the books of the
sad Company, A. BROTHER, President.
JAS H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ BRADFORD second JUSTICE OF
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The have resolved interest of six
per cent in outstanding certificates of profits to the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend OF
FORTY 40 per cent the net earned premiums OF the Com
pany the year ending 3st December 1886 for which
,icates will be after the 18th of March next
Company continues to insure against the peril the
seas rivers damage the of
premiua Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
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4 1fE7 LIE
sVRHNdE, ANNuITY AND Trust COMPANY Of PHIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL.
Assets, January list, 1855, 81, 42l.6l2 i2.
DIRECTORS BOARD.
A.: W: Thompson, Panl i Goddard, n D., John Ely
$ 'Rs5 sS;"ss
EERHES 5 GFhE5SER rfs;ss
s-Ney Orleans Granci, oifee No; 4s Camp street,
sos6s rs sS y;s3 aPp
i 5tie aI and The y pabc The solowhs
. Ss:s:;: 5 &. az g. $ IT, s;:s
John fssaGsn M sas Esa ms Company
Thomas sioo President SIM Mutual INSURANCE Company
5o on d 5ES ffsds2 g. r R. Co..
Henry onsdnle J9hn D Elm B E EIorAnee'
~ PoicicsSsned direct this Branch oicy Lssses
s-Pamphs blank FORMS etc be obtained the Office.
H 56sa4R sE sEsS Dd n Medical Examiners
In attendance DAILY HAK 2R Il D6 ~ General Agent
ja221y No a. G0i6r Street,
NoTICE-7THE CITIZENS INITIAL Il, iNsG 5sl.E
operations and prepared to take Fire Marine and River
Geo. W. West d K Z : l . " +. P. liant,
Evan j. Mccall Martin Gordon, Jr,,
omcr GaiIdrd, r, ,.,, John Eaton,
oMER GAILLARD, President.
,--,,r,,,, GEO. ". WEST, Vice President
III y ss 81 TG NE GSa T9FE 49,
Camp street. New Orleans La
Cash Capal all paid in $500 90 90
Surplus Capital, Jan 1856. 2i,C5 30
Total Capital 80 s764 COS IS
GHARLEs.J. MARTIN, President
A. F. WEIMARrII Secretary.
-. Ill -. 80 loon,
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a. Va
II. P. JANyIER, Secretary.

MONARCH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
lN1 OF LONDON-Capal and Surplus Fund, S20oV'~V
Special Fund held in the United States, Slj0uUO.
NEW YORK DIRE TORS.
John l.. AspinwaI, George Curtis, Watts Sherman,
Silas X. Everett, VIM J.. King, i}enJ A. Auniofu,
James Harper, VIM H. Macy, Joseph stuart
Rubt Haydnck, Geo. NJ. Mihr, Benz NJ " hltock.
The above named long established and wealthy Company
continue to grant Insurance against the risk OF Fire.
OIL Stores Dwellings, Warehouses, Merchandise, etc.
f. W BRIGGS Agent,
Of 3m No 1856 Common street..
MERCHANTS MUTUAL. INSURANCE co.
lSl OF NEW ORLEANS-Gttce. No. 1913 Cainl street.
DIRECTORS;
John eemberton, b. o. Vgnand, j A BrnEc,
Logan Mcknight, JAS N. NeYins VIM Eoget,
o. Gaillard, P. NAspero, e. hiltenoergef.
u. p VOORHEES,, Pierre PoutZ,
This Company organized the mutual principle is prepared
to issue Policies for Marine, River md Fire Risks. ,
JOHN PEMDERTOS President.
Jules DoLHoNDE. SecretHry. ieI5 y
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A Y lE;1 rs. CHERRY q PICTORIAL, FOR THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRoNcHIrIs, GROUP,
remedy itself such notorey for It's of
Se S j. h @
nifty where has been employed So vide is the field Of its
every section country abounds publicly known
been ST. Msn os and ID
too
aa employ
Of s nd a % orm pS
the lungs but for the mider varieties Of Colds
As It has long Seen constant use throughout this section
we need do than the people its quality is kept
best f. has and oM Rs 9
''s siEh o. Wis.,
DoCTosRs nH1EosoFAANHp's CELEBRATED GER
sg Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PH1LADElrHA, PA,
s5y Of s ] and
diseases arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
20. as 6 Sash .'0..., .
.a, ru tlSa, se on Boo ri1 to the
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
Fuil Isss or Weight in The Stomach, Sour
and as sssSw
as sss I R%
ness oSe lnbs ete
Heat, Burning in the Flesh Con
z slant Imaginings of Evil
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling of the public this
preparation with feeling the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it recon-
It no new and article but that has stood the
reputation unrivaed by similar preparations
and well Known physicians and idiydnsls II ali Of The
country is IMMENSE and careful pergsal OF the Almanac pub
Of his Agents. cannot but Satisfy the skepcai this
remedy really deserving the great celebrity ms oonea
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btes superior to all preparations now in use
Dear s-1 bound to express my qualification 70 for
ties Of your German Bitters have found them you
them be- and cheeully recommend them to the
tended for and superior all other preparations now in
THE 81 rTEss ALE THEY ARE No BE
JACKSON, La, August 20 1884.
all they are represented cheeruy recommend them
Nf H. MAYER says says: 49,.
Your German Bters is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from YOU and wish new supply i'm
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says: r-,,s,o,,
for the last wear used the German Btters by
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here And b.
ieve in there will be more sold in this
vicinity than in any other part Of the country
--'' FRANKLIN, La, June "a, 1859; ,
Your German have become very popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS CO. say r y ZOE,
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all who have used
Yor should mind that these Bers entirely vege-
table, thereby possessing over most of the pepr
Sold BY Druggists soreeepe town and village
| in the United States and Canadas. And by -.
| aul6 lydW&A New Orleans.
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Sl,1l3,050 GO

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleaus City of New Orleans. :
Be remembered that 18th July, 1856 before the
subscriber the Peace, in and for the city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. banson, Secretary of the
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, be-
ing sworn according law, does dcqOse and say, the
foregoing and truc, and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
lSgnedl c. ]. MANSONG Secretary.
Sworn 10 aud subscribed before me, this l July,
lSigneil GIIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
sig per cent cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. ON and
after the 2l Monday of August proXnO.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared Dvepdof thirty
three third per the earned premiums Of the
Company year ending the 3l June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued the 18th September
THOS \. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
n 7
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAMEhEAA
IRON ORi;s-The undersigned beg leave 70 INFORM
~ 81 he cubic and builders generally thai they are
W. featuring all kinds of Architectural ana Buatns 5ron
Work at Nos S. " Circus street, such as ftfa'uhts i
Ing shutters aud Bank Doors, Straight and h'tcAAf
' T Enen cnnstTny on haal Cast and Wrought Iron Col
MANY vnt,utors and sash Weights, and fill all orders Of
eyary description OF Castings Columns Store and House tFon
with despatch. ur,.,-1,Tr p. ,C
d2t2 !o!t.N.Nr.I a -
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H#E.CB, OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
Conformity requirements Of their charter the CreB-
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment viz:
June 80 1856. SS62,aD z
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S ss 9cean traveller Boardmsn from Liverpool.
sts NANCY King starkey, from Boston, to VIM Dewey
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THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY = FROM
all parts country North and South, the proprietos
are receipt Of such ttering testimonials the
following relative B. A. Fanesock uneqsaed Nermnge:
Greensboro, Ala. April 49, 1851.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock & Co.:
have selling FerInfuge in this place to live years
in stating for the information of the trade
public that it has been far know Of the
rno satisfactory remedies in the market AMI OF the most
saeabe medicines have have also personal knowlc ge
good effects uner the treatment OF
ply sicials all OF whom it regularly ana always found TO
be reiiat lie specific can recommend 1t as
one Of the snfest aud best in The market. = -
A. STOTLENWERCk.
Sold wholesale ard retail by all the principal druggists an1
throughout the United States d23 dSW i'm
I WRIGHT q co.'s CATALoGuE OF GENUINE
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M rrssrls AnnIrrp n In anrool x11H eorros,

We take the following Eaon Barry Co.'s Circular of
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WRIGHT o. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
a and popular Family Medicines which they 0f8r to supply
Druggists and Dealers At Propreors lowest wholesale PTIces
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ARRIVED.

lsehr soaihroa, Perry, for Pensacola,
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II NORTH CULLOhl, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, VII L
-. attend to all professional business in ST. Landry
L0USAS, la.
RefereucesChas NJ Waterman, hardware ,rchant G. N.
Olivier, Esq; Ihus d. Miller commission Chas
Singleton lorney:ta,v; Nixon Adsms Crescent Office,
New UEltn y me- l lMM
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MALL PsPER-OF ALI. STYLES AND "a.
w terms sold low and put by the best Of wGrkmen
shortest notice by NEWHAII4 4 HUNE, =,
OF 2m Cnnnl htrcnt, Stun
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-06-06
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Proceedings of Council.
Council CHAMBER,
.Sunbury, June I'd, 1857.

Council met pursuant to previous notice,
members present, Chief Burgess S. j. Young;
"a Burgess, j. q. Bright; Asst. Burgesses,
Fring and Stroh Council, Bucher Shinde,
Wivert, Youngman and Houpt
Minutes of last meeting were read and
adopted.
The committee appointed to obtain books,
papers ard moneys, also to settle with former
Treasurer. reported that they received the
same and handed them over to Geo. Bright,
Treasurer elect.
On motion, Resolved, That the Regulators
be directed to proceed to regulate and lay out
the pavements in Market street forthwith,
in accordance with au ordinance passed by
| late Council.
Resolred, That the citizens be requested
to proceed at once to pave the walks in &C.
cordance with the ordinance passed to that
effect Agreed to.
The following preamble and resolutions
we're read and unanimously agreed TO, viz:
WHEREAS, The erection OF Machine Shop
and Depot within the Borough limits o
Sunbury by the Northern Central Railroad
Company will be Of great benefit to our town
! Therefore,
Resolved, That our citizens be requested
to raise by individual subscription a sufficient
amount, to purchase suitable ground within
the limits of said Borough under the olt
charter, upon which to erect such depot ant
machine shop, the said ground to be present
ed to the Northern Central Rail Road CoIn
pany. and that the citizens be requested I,
meet in public at the Court House, on We'd
nesday evening the 10th inst, with view o
pushing forward this important enterprise
On motion, q committee Of five was ap
pointed consisting of Messrs. Youngmar
Friug, Shindel, Young and Wilvert, topro
cure speakers and make other necessary ar
rangements for the meeting
On motion, RESOLVED, That the proceeding
of this meeting be published in oil the eng
l.sh papers OF this borough.
Gu motion, Adjourned.
G.Y. WEISE, Town Clerk