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Weeks receipts bbs and tercs and go kegs-Exports
equal to 1850 kegs. d.. q.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Western Butter has been SELL
Ing at l6@lSc and Cheese at l2h6l1Sc q h..
BAGGING AND ROPE. We have noticed sales of 1000
1900 pieces Kentucky Bageing for and
Power.oo and 500 400 bales India 2lc q yard Rope
dull essc for Hand spun, and l01l and lc D
b for God to Fancy Machiner made,
GUNNY BAGS. We hear of transactions and prices
are nominal A-
WHISKY This article has continued dull and unsettled,
the sales confined few hundred bbs Reced
wide range 03c Ordinary to Extra brands and
Raw 2a2s1ac o gallon Yesterday 50 bbls Recfed
were sold at Sic, and 200 Raw at asl5c = gallon.
Weeks receipts all bbls-Exports, 1914.
COFFEE. There has been fair demand and about 10000
bags have sold during the week range
Sle for Inferior Choice but chiefly 10a0Ss and
q b for Fair Prime Yesterday 100 bags sold 9
l0lac and 50 Laguayra at PC . b.
Three cargoe Rio during the week en-
bacng l26l3 bags making the direct imports
September bags. The stock hand evening
about s., 800 bags.
sALT...A cargo of S2l3 sacks Liverpool Cos soa
early in the week and another of Sc nce which
sacks assorted Liverpool and 70
have been disposed Of private three of Mar
sail and Trapani embracing 60 900 bushels i9O
yesterday Of 4 sacks Liverpool rather more than
third Fine at CSC r sack round.
CANDLES We have noticed sales Of few hundred
Star during the week &c . for light full weight
RICE. Prices have improved with sales early the week
of 4O0to 800 tierces, part to arrive at 4aic q D.
TALLOW... One two lots OF City Rendered have been
sold at 1915 i u.
LIME. Eastern has been selling from second hands
81 5GdSl Is q Dbl.
NAVAL STORES. Some 800 bbls Spirits Turpeutine have
been sold during the 40Gc gallon, and 600 100
bbls Lake Tar at 81 5OGsl 70 q DBL
ALCOHOL. We have noticed sales Of 800 400 bbls
chiefly al 6Jc = gallon.
HIDES lot 1000 Mexican Flint has sold
2lc, and 600 ut &c q ID, cash.
LARD OIL. We have noticed few sales at 95GSl 10 =
gallon for Ordinary Prime Winter Strained
FREIGHTS The engagements Of the week HAYS
prised five six American ships for Liverpool 96@l9d
Cotton three British vessels l6d for Cotton and
Olld for Wheat and Corn three ships European
ports private terms three Boston
Vessels the berth for Liverpool have been filling up
generally 9l6i and for Havre chiefly At 3l6c Yesterday
addition above American ships taken for
Liverpool 9l6i for Cotton British the same
vessels for European ports private terms.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR. The demand has been moderate generally during
the week bun with light receipts prices have been we'll sustained
in the more transactions especially Tor the better quail
ties and instances advance of c has been realized
The sales Of the week embrace 1000 hhds the market
closing the range Of quotations. which are now as fol
lows
Inferior to Common Prime and Choice 10. 0i0s
FAIR Fully Fair, .9s9s Clarified and kehnet iG IA
Weeks receipts l6i2 hhts-EXpurts. Ill
MoLAssEs Prices very full in the early part OF the
week buy with limited demand they subsequently fell Of about
ne gallon aud closed 6ll@o2c for FAIR to Choee lots,
though holders have been asking c aud over for Choice
Weeks receipts, 4729 bbs-ENports, 80.
FLOUR Early in the week noticed sales OF some 600
bbs at So 5S6 50 for Ohio, 81 Si@S7 for Supertue ana
s. s7SG Fine, but the transactions siuce have been CON
fined 10 some 800 bb, chiefly ST for Fine and 81 50 for
superne Ohio Yesterday 1900 bb SupeFhhe We're soa oE
export on private terms.
Weeks receipts p .5S1-Expors, i594T.
WHEAT The receipts have been very light bit with
considerable falling oil in the demand Tor export prices have
declined 81 40 for Prime Red, 81 80 for Prime WHITE "no
81 25GSl 30 q bushel for Ordinary.
Weeks receipts 10, "a sacks-ENports SlsS6,
CORN, In the early part of the week some 1000 sack
were sold Coo but the arrivals have been on very mct
scale since the sales have been confined 10 some goo sacks
chiefly bushel the transactions including yesterday
400 sacks at Csc, and I6atG5c
Weeks receipts, Is 81 sacks-EXpOyts, u,S5L
With very light receipts the sales of the week have
been confined to some 5000 sacks mOya 5c for Ohio and =
ta7se = bashel for small lois OF St Louis.
Weeks receipts 4FS2 eacks-ExpOrs 1900.
BRANA limited business has been done at 81 9os 22
q l0e bs .
poRKwe have noticed sales Of some 1900 ONls dariEt
he week chiefly at SIS bbl for Cnnspected Mess with a
retail business al SIS IS bb The business including 500 Dbl
taken yesterday at SIS q bbl.
Weeks receipts, 5l53 bbs-Exports SiiS.
BACON Prices have advanced and few hundred casa
have been sold during the week Sa@9e for Ribbed Sides
99alO for Clear and g .97e h for Shoulders feSed"
however one OF small lots OF Prime Shoulders were sod
T1sc . II,
ssWeek' > receipts, T2l casks-Exports, $40,
BEEF. We quote Mess pomuaily at SlS 509Sl5, an
Prime at S99 50 50 q bbl
Week receipts 2l04 bbls aud tierees-Exports, 60
LARD The receipts have been light and holders general
have realized full prices the sales embracing some soo ODDS an
t;erces AT lie for No aud nss@n7i and igc for Good
Prime and few of Prime in kegs at l24c 6 D. fe'te
DAY ~ terces Prime l2 and la terces Head Lard
I,e d. 90 bbs and tercesa lbs for Head Lard and l.
for Prime and lQ9 kegs Prime at l3s Q ID.
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Watt Nohek Mobley9l Buchannon Carroll &co-l9l do to
Payne Harrison5S Mclemore, Rnyburn Ncol35 do to
Bogart, Foley 4 Ayey10s John Watt NcoS2 W johnson
&co-65 Knox fco56 Ward Saunders Hunts Hall, Rodd
Putnanl4 I Hardie &co-34 Campbell Strongo do to
Cuddy Brown 5000 Robson Allen25 Oakley Hawkins
Is Harding, Abby Sco-2i Hemrnngway Fredlander Sco
. Felowes &coS Lewis &colS Hughes listed &co-2 TO
Lowe, McReynolds &col0 Cromweil9Mc Dowel, Mills
SeoS Wycie Sco-6 Riks &co-6 Davis Jenkins eco
IS l. Adams &eo-5 Nelson &co-5 Freirson Conway Il
Co.'S bales oier2 Lane Mayheld &co34 Walker,
Stuart Hutchinonl9 hides Mann &cosundries to order
Total. l6il bales cotton.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT " FSTERN
RAILROADlO hhds sugar TO Bellocx, Noobm ScoS5 bbs
molasses 10 hf bb molasses Nelson &ro-2 do do bs
lasses Darby rremoulet3 do Pitcher Goodrich AGO. bbs
taow so hides Olivier sacks potatoes erverges-Foal
l0hhds sugar, 100 bbls moasses Il hf hhls moasses
JEFFERSON AND C4RROLLToN RAIL ROAD.
Neutrality-suspicious. VIM Bagaley-704 bales cotton to
Farley, Jurey &co-9 Tarleton Whiting Tnis ZIG do to
Redg, Roberts Il Terrll-3l Mckeroy Bradfprd2l do 10
Cummings Stewart &co-4 " Scott &eoT bales
Harde Sco-l9 bales domescs W Letchford ScoToal
lSNi cot
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5gen ORLEANS gtlonep Harhtt.


CREscEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Friday Evening jan z
The Niagara's accounts of the laivepoo1 anu
nsn, considered of u very favorable character, have
No, acted on 10 some extent and although the money market
Inns been freely called requisiton to-day to meet the se
payments maturing yet there ha not been an! press
Our market has long time been gong Oh pae' ~
and steady transactions that hundred thousand dollars
called for to-day where Fifty thousand dollars woH
have answered yesterday it considered that there more
tan an ordinary for Some how or another 81
this uncure majority of borrowers all go to tue same '
a head as We and press three institutions Tor more
fayors than they readily aceede to- Tomorrow being con
sidered heavy day of payments, the calls to-day nave %
large but not heavier than at other periods in the
history of our city There is nothing OF note however ss
pnrovded for and we usual weekly rates o. IN
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ARRIVED.

dist, q. ~ 49,
Sd dist, 45 -' - N
Ship Mary Brown vesper ~ days from Thonas.oa Me to
Baxter, Lowell vco-Ist dist. a.
Il Farwell-lst dist. -.
Brit bark Ellen Oliver, Henderson, days from Havana to
Brit bark Blanche Morten Cork 10Th Nov to Houhtjr
Rankin &co-lSt dst 81 - 80 -'
dist. Al. ~ "
sehr HarFs2 Jones Geornon days from Tampa Bay to
schr r 4 Baker Smith days from Mobile to master
Basin
schr G Brown Forbes, days FROM Mobile, to master
Srhr Henry aour Stein days from Noble to master
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IMPORTS.

TAMPA BAY-ScIr Harrison nones-Lot hides to order,
HAVANA Bark Ellen Oiiyer-In ballast.
HAVANA-Brg Pepi-In ballast.
CORh-Bark Banche-In ballast.
NEW YORK-S!iip John Bunyan39O bales hay TO Toulinn
Bund &Co.
TIIOMASTON-Shp Mary O'Brien-SlO bales hay order.
CHARLESTON-Scllr Col Lester rice IL
to order.
THOMASTOS-Ship AldaaaIl-In ballast.
NEW YDRk-Ship Memplis-Assored mise.
MOBILE-Schr a Baker5l bbls turpeutu9 256 bb rosin
Blissey.
MOBILE-SchrP Browui53 bbls tupcntine 30 bb rosin
to Blissey eco
MOHILE-schr Henry La0nr--s.Bl bbs rosin or,ler
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Short loans Mt various rates, but nothing like eNtooh OF
doue rates are exactea by lenders The large sales OF cotton
and The favorable foreign intelligence have had ne 10 III
placing matters ut this time in agreeable position
Under favorable aspect of the Niagatas adFce e' %
great desire TO close many purchases cotton which have
row on for some weeks exchange market to-day
was unusually supplied with sterling Clear OF the pest
character recedipg IA cent? though some drawers he9
Mt I9& but uphill task Obtain that hsGre IN 40
estic or Northern funds there considerable activity ~
g, ON New York at g. the the Banks sold at the
counter Outside every variety Of prices a1l per
cent discount for sight for 80 days sight and other
grades within figures below Francs very quiet and only
moderate transactions. We quote this evening:
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LIyERPOOI-Sbip Carnelia-Q9l bales cotton $40
wheat, 3JtJ staves
BREsT AND RocHFoRT-27l pcs ship timber, AZ mass
% sIars, $500 slaves
MOBILE-BNrge Helena-3}) sacks corn, 10 sacks
seed 50 tous iruu.
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PAYABLE TO resident on 18th inst and North
e stockholders the Bank of America in New York on the
10Th inst And meeting this evening Of the Board of
Directors Of the Bank Of New Orleans they also declared
dividend of cent ou Of the earnngo the Bank Tor the
six months payable and after Monday the zth inst
which will leave a snrplns of $4,000.
We append our regular weekly quotations of stocks and
bonds viz
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ca TT L z II A R Z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Janary 2.
The arrivals during the latter part of the limited
but heavy stock of Hogs with fair supply Beef Cattle
Sheep and Mich Cows remain sale Prices finer de-
scrptions well our quotations. viz
PRICES;
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


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FulIuess or BLOOD 10 the
Head Aciiitv Of the Stomach
Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
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Fluctuations, Sinking or Fhtering al the Pit
Of stomach Swimming II the Head Hurried
and difficult Breathing, FlUtterng at the Heart, Choak
ing sutocattng sensations when in lying DIM
Of VISION Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull
| Pain in the Head DEFICIENCY Of Perspiraton Yellow
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Slip Joseph Holmes Jo.eIin, from Bristol England Baxter
Lowell &CO,
Brig Wan Miller, Roberts, from Havana de VIsse eco.
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pEEF TONGUES-IOO ioz Dominica extra large for
ID sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS co.
d. Is TchoupitOuIaS street,
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. The and gloomy weather which prevailed
in the early part the tended restrict business but the
sales have about 800 hh all private terms
except the following % hhds Lug &C. 10 Low Admitted
and Refused exc IS the same Mt 06 Low Admitted at
lu l0l lat 21a, 2i at l3a % at li at 10 and at
lac r ID Yesterday the only sale reported was hid New
Crop at 1879 d ID.
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AgUE REMEDIES, etc.
OsgoOi's Indian Chogogue,
Rowari'r Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Toxic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds FebriEuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PulmOniC Waters,
LocOck's PuImonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovetr's Wahpene or Hair g los.
Barry's Tri@Opherous,
Lyou's katharisR,
B0yie's Hyperion Fluid,
Pknlon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayue'a Hair Tonic,
Van DeuseI's Wahnene,
LOnd0n's Oriental Hair Tonic,
| Hauel's Eau Illustrate,
! Oldridse's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS HUuck's,
Culleu's Indian Vegetable,
LongIey's Great Western.
! OINTMENT AND SALVES,
| Dalley's Magical PainExtrnctO
Professor Hol!ow0y's 0intmen
! Nc AllisIer's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
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8etletu Of t9e H|atAets for 4ast GGlteh,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No; 20 Camp street, !


Saturday Morning, January s. 1857
Only moderate business has ben done general
ket during the past week the receipts Produce
being comparatively liz hi and the
scripons held at rates above the views of the leading buyers
Flour has been without much change, while Wheat
Sdeaby declined bt Corn has scarce and held higher
prices. Provisions generally have irm and
holders have realized advance There good de
mand for Cotton during the greater part Of the week though
the weather has been uGavoabe for business In Tobacco the
transactions have been larger ami prices Sugar
and Moasses have shown aucuation the
with some frmneSs Freights without any important
Change, though generally inactive.
On Tuesday morning published the Euopas advice re-
porting sales of $1,000 bales Of Liverpool
ending December 18Th and Thursday the Niagara
before the public with dates to the 10Th December The
latter report the of the week preceding the Nagaa de
parte bales including 1900 for speculation bu; the
Persa advices which arrived that port the morning Of
the @ has caused excitement in the market mi the
sales Of that day estimated at IS bales Of which 700
speculation the market closing advance Of Lisa
I'D on the lower qualities.
COTTON We left Cotton Market the clos. Of our
last weekly review with good demand and steady appearance
the sales of Friday having amounted 900 bales previous
The inquiry continued good Saturday when 1900
bales changed hands and Monday buyers again for
ward pretty freely the transactions embracing l201 bales
weather and unavorabe for business Tuesday
and Wednesday, only 1900 bales found purchasers
during the days prices being irregular but generally within
range of previous quotations On Thursday there
several buyers in the Market and the arrival Of the Nagaras
aayices reporting advance Liverpool announced
an early hour giving strong impulse the demand and
although holiday the sales reached fully 10000 bales the
market being steader and rner without quoabe change
Yesterday the enquiry very good and Il 800 bales sold
making total for of IS 0O) bales the market closing
at full prices sufficiently require alteration in
tnres whit arer
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REMoyAL-CnARLEs ,GoG%suALK HAS RE,

d EiIONAL- CHARLES GOTNCUAIK HAS RE-
II hi, Drag Store from No. g Gg,}omouse
NJ. Is Royal street,
stock Of Drugs and Nt,iclIts equal the South
and a rNp -ritIr1d ChsWi, AWAY in atleuiuicA-
Physicians prescriptions carefully and reasonable
rates. CHARLES GOTTStHAf.k,
ma Il Is Royal street,
Il NORTH CULLOAl, ATTORSEY-AT-LAw WILL
l4s all professional! business in Landry and
Av0vples, THAT may be entrusted to his Office OPE.
LOUSAS, La.
ReterpnCss-ChaS. ". Waternau hardware srshant c. n
Olivier Esq; TIL H. Miller, commission
Singleton, attorney ut-iaw Nixon Adams, Office
New Nrlsa ul2f lydSW
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed WeatherboaTdng both rough dressed
very tDer for sale per for rough
and 81 per for dressed. in lots purchasers
Lumber sawed 10 order.
ACl9 ON STAR FLAMING Mills, New Basin
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| T WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretor's lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No l5l amp q Chnres
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HARDWARE.

JpH. WATERMAN. CHAs. Y. WATERMAN.
ese-A j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER,
>~&kTlEy1HA HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com,
A3%23x and Magazine streets, have on hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general Of articles comprising IN part az
follows: -. - .. .
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes Chains. Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Cooper-' Tools,
Auyils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Gur6en Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlgers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Gross cut and Pit Saws
OK iokes Bows, Sins Ietrees,
Turning l4lhes
Hoes, Eaae3, ShGvelS and Spades Platform Scales,
Andiruns, Tenders, Shoyes and longs Corn Mills,
Copper aul IRON Coal Holds, Coo trusLers.
singln and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee leclus Chatting Dishes,
Chinese ,iongs, Iron Bedsteais,
Britannia aud Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles. Portable Fyrges
os3iv Seines, Fishing Tackle. etc, ETC.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New OrleRnsS
Be 1t remembered that the 18th March 1856 before the
ubscriber Justice Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H F. Jan
yier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans, who being duly according law. do de-
that and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. p. JANEGER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th of March,
1856 C. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per in
eres the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second MOnay Of May and have declared scrip diy
dend Of Twenty i've cent the net earned premiums of
the which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of june next and they have reserved the balance
OF the net profits of the ending 18th March, 1856 meet
pending but tnndju claims against the Company.
The company against the perils Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the of
premium
Office in iron building Camp aud Natchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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keri'a,
B. A. Fahueatock's,
NcLHHe's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDlkS
WiEtRt's Bal.lm OF W.ldCaerry
Tasting Nrptha,
Sherman's i3a,=mu,
Bucnan', Hungarian,
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r. Vt
Il. P. JANVIER, Secretary.

NTERC HANTS' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
VI OF NEW ORlEANS-Dthce. No lp3 Canal
DIR ECTbKs:
John Pemberton, 3. o. yignnud, J. A. Rraud,
Logan Mcknight, JAS n. Nevins VIM. voye
o. Ga!llard ?. MtsperO. G. Miltenber ger.
b. P VOORHEES,, Pierre poutz.
This Company organized the mutual principle is prepared
to issue Policies for Marine, River and Fire Risks.
JOHN PEMBERTOE President.
JULES DoLHOmDE Secretary. iel3 "
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STOLLENWERCK.
principal druggists ami
q States, d23 d& Win
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LIVINGSTON, FARGO SCo
Buifalo. y. y.
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WELLS. BUTTERFIELD L co.
New York City.
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~ ~, W. Madeira Wine, old ans
HOLLAND Gin. Bourbon Whisky, L -oe.S WA
Ale. Schi adam Schuapps at - -,,f
nRrSHEs-CIoth. Fat, Shavinig' nan l'-n' Tin. G.
PAINT from oO000 to ,. Earnlsl'' rI1-.e. sbo'
Hair. Graininz. busting, Whi'ewa7 -se.f WIZ
Srrub!.;7lg. Camel Hair Pencils 81 l22--
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T. n. ROBERTS0N. ESQ KEv. W T. STEWART
HoS. ANSoN :. MILLER 49,. BROWN, E~,l.,
Hos. WAIT TALCtTE. L. =. BURNIlAN-
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n!istf lantOus.
American Safety Paper
ll1NJFiCTLRLNG COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
100000!

Capital 100000!
4. NICHOLAS, President. oFF.ce, 20 Wall-st.
psrf.rt security .,aiast al manner Of Fraud Conn
terfeaiag on Pay-r-To preuesi fAoiosrGpAs
nd 1Aastatfc C0HHterfsafs, ETd<aTes,
Transfers . -iIter0taORS.
JtVINti p,rla the Patent the exclusive right
manufacture and sell the new theihcai Paper IA
lu.rica invented and patented in England By HENRY
t;lyNN celebrated chemist and officer the BRITISH
army hardly necessai To say that the Paper Is re-
commented 5y Mr. Kent, ASSAY or OF tIe l. > Mint, Mr.
skilfIl Pho rapters, Z3S Broadway
y y The latter say that imitation be made on
check ba NIX printed an safety paper Below Is
list,o1 pFiees !:
Bank Checks-35 cts. per Ii.
Bank Bills-S1S for 900 sheets
Promissory Notes--4o cents per 10
Sight and Time Drafts-S25 for 1000 sheets.
insurance PolicieS-40 cts. per 70.
Railroad Stocks X Bonds 40 cts. per tb.
Bank and State Stocks 10 cts. per 10.
Bonds and Mortgages-40 cts. per H.
Wills and Deeds ~ cts. per H.
For wrapping Silks and other fine articles IL Is excel
lent a iU prevents moths 10 cts per H.
Fer IuIentares and Agreemen $40 cts. per h.
All State and Records should alwaNs be written
printed this the chemicals Inserted IN the
pufp only prevent ersure or transfer but make 1t
lasting time For southern climates 1t Is excellent,
much superior other the noiSness Of the
climate does destroy 1.-THE properties inserted IA
Cuba the Inias and the Central American States,
no public records be kept 70 years written on
the nr paper while the and other chemicals IN
serted in paper make il bv the vages
vernIin which feast and destroy all other paper now
in
The Company have now in operation Mills in Morris
county, n J. Of about 800 horse power and are aIe To
I'LL all orders for Paper the shortest notice.
All orders for the paper must be addressed 10 A NTH
OLAS, President Of the Company NO 20 NaIL-s "a Sn