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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09

Tar Rriv,L. We learn TIA, ninety.
seven persons have been converted at North
Paris during the revival. The Evan.
CELLS, give. the following account Of mat
tcrs in this county;
Fifteen persons were added to the church
in Hebron and West Minoi. Me-, ca the
first Sabbath Of March. On the same Sab.
hath, twen'y.ono persons we're gathered in
as frs; fruits Of the harvest, hy the Con-
grrgational Church IN Norway Village.
The coed work is progressing a; Albany.
\, DiIeeld, the number Of church mem.
hers has been increased during the year
past, from eighteen TO twenty i've. Several
hopeful conversions have recently occurred
at South Paris, and the day !. dawnins at
Bethel and Norway Center.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09

VOLUNTEERS TOR UTAH. COMPANY A "
Of the first Brigade, Seventh Di'ision, re-
Gently organized at Eas, Machias, has ten.
dered its services to the U. $. Government
for the Utah Expedition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09

TnE SLAVE TRADE. From April 70 De-
cember, 1867, twenty vessels haU'bee Ia
ken by the African squadron, ON proof or
suspicion OF being engaged in the slave
trade. All but ono Of these were American
vessels and all were captured by British
cruisers. There were ga Africans in those
vessels, Of whom lG2 died, and the balance
emaneipated by the captors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09

We learn that Mr.. Cady has redeemed
the mortgage upon the printing Office, at
Mechanic Falls, under which Mr.. Skerry
had possession; and that the " lndepend-
en," is among" the things that we're"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09
GbcOrforo democrat
PARIs. MAINE. APRIL 9. lsss.

FUHLraID EvIEr TEipAr MORNING ~
VIM. a. PIDGIN & Co.,
FEoFEIEToEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-09

State u Maine. 10 T. Grover, Dr.
To expenses incurred in travel and at
tendance at Washington. fur the
adjustment Of our claims with the
General Government, S52S 90
To % days services At sj,OOper day, 2ij.OO
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III. Der Wftntlter unb bic 8 e llt
te aus B EN- gSpIf.

=" ' Wv X Y u s--t.U
Salten gu @noben, grceGeni, baB id IfSre,
ltamn1elte Ger 6aa8bpfneilter atbemlo8. N6er
oleS Wtal ilt e8 GrnIt. Da8 gsolf fiirnlt oa8
&9or, ea b9lnnt idon in ieinen Anoeln 3u fraS
den. Sn fpatelten5 elmer 8iertelliunoe werpeu
Die Nutribrer e8 erltitrmt baben d.
Oas tonlnlt baupu, baB SIR es cbue Notb
paof 1dlteBen lailen, rlef Der Wliniter. Q4er
9oo Gud ben AuFtra9 pa3u ? 8er befabl @ud,
un8 wte III elmer 6eltuu0 au Uerbar1icabiren,
al9 nattea pr etn bSle8 @epjlieu unb flrdteten
paber ben Seiu9 be8 Bellies? ~. an, &.
Der 9aua9ofmeiiter btidte nit ifarren Gntz
lesen N oaS Antlis ieine8 6errn unD fanp feiu
Q4crt Der Grlpipernng.
@ebt 1r0letd binunter, fubr Der W2ini1fer fort,
uno laBt ben Bprtter bas Gbpr Dffnen unb Sc.
oermann elntreten. i3ei9t zen Qeuten ben Meo
bier beranf, uno SIR Sdlin9sl, Die 9br ba ltebt
init blaifen @eii6tern unb aitteruben 9nieen.
0Ffnst Die beiDen TliiOeltbiiren, oautt bic Qeute
pbne lt4 6u ltOBen, bier berein f6nnen O9un
tbnt gue, lpie ib gu9 gebeiBen babe!
Der 9ausbpuellter per6eu9te lt9 NIT einem
Sent3er, melder etnem GrOe8db5en glt6, uub
osrlieB eilisit ben Colon.
Die Otener a6er elten, nit 3itternben 6Gus
Den Die Ult9eltbiiren gu offnen, iopobl bic, wel<
den IN cen Uoriaal, ais aud Dtejenisen, wel9e
Scn bort III ben @prrIrpr fIbrten. O1au bate
nun BON ben Pldeen am Glide eiuen freieu lles
berblId mad Der 9rcBen Greppe bin, ipel6e auf
pen SprrlpOr uHuittslbar rpr peu Gorlaal aus
mInnete. ....-
Hno leet, @err1ain, tpanbte ft4 Gbuopt al
ben 9tnter ieinem Stuble lfebeuoen Ranlner otes
ner, lest laBt unS unler 6riibftif baben. 5een
gle meIe, lieber Gjraf, uub folaen sic ueinenr
Sellptel, ne9men sic ettpas oieleln Sprbet. @r
fublt has Glut unb ilt bod feuria Al oleider
3elt. Trtnten Sie, lieter @raf, triafen 5ie
Ah, leRen sic nur, rlein Sod bat un8 beute
Elm rrufomnen tiirtl9eS Wtabl bereitet, penu
oa lebe l1 ben calecutil9en Sabn nit O1eiS UNI
Paprtfa. Sd babe gu pielem @erid)t BON benz
Wtun0tp4 res @rOBpe5ier8 ielber ba8 O1aept
erbulten, unb id BARI fa8en, DAP bSie biele Speile
IN gan3 2Sien ni9t 70 befOmnlen, pie Eel mir
Soa Der Greppe Der pernabm nan iebt eir
oumpTe8 @erduif, elm mirres Durdeiuanbes
bon StJtnnen.
Sic tonlmen, sic maBen e8 tpubrbaftia, bic,
etn5uorlngen, ia9te grat Saurau, bebenp ppr
Grimm. Grcellen1 per5eibeu sic mir, i6 Be.
wunoere S9ren bero i6en @lei6mutb, ater i'd
fam eS Sbnen nidt nadtbun. @8 i1t gan5 I'm,
mS9lid, gang untbuulia, baB id, Der BClisei.
mlnllter, gang rubi9 unp untbdts segenmGrtiq
bin, wenn eins perbre4eriI4e Rotte es past
bel Sbneu ein5ubrin9en.
(SECrtSphuua eoIo4
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9(DODR0taere1g IT, @tpOtbete1t.
OeutIcbe 2nspe Sffice.

ggeWtFtYH &NEU1S@l TTE<<'
II Garey, P u ing ger,
ora S,ttaraFe gDef @te GrppfeS Eans .~sfltt soH
EoSR'o"s @gdrlsfra5e.
SfgtctRunten: 9 Bis te nbr 8ormt,td8$ 2 bts npr
0a1ttoos Dte lntersst@2eten nS tn BEf5noun9 9etr'
@ nS r5ffnen nit benz AngHf N benz Panle an psF 2oeF'
S, G ""y gon g{,e TauetteRr. unb GrOssbe Zane cine
N4' wv OeutfG1e Gatp= Sfhce
rs e gluftrGse jeser Grit ais: sur Aastsrsnns @ pDS
(m0r8asss pstf uab aneern gertragn
ssgss &c ppn EfGmeaten Cntas) Gpama9tenia NJ 70.
Ns por alen Ge@ten Der Stabt .Sdlttmre
1 @ Sea tsetss Inter Sufgea
n, 6,r oswtTenbafteen 4usf1trnng alsr rms weroeae
nB gIGuBn mir ns Sas beuti6e 9ublttum Int seHssts
Seradf6ttsuns 3u Rtttea' ,xs.u@ - unosr
G7sfnf9 " - - - y :" Q =
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Neitttuoeb. Sen 40, SN6rS 1e5s.

iponote n unO benz @rofen Sauraa 6eOentete, neben
ibnl Plae gu nebmen.
Sn otefem Gu9enblf inheB iparb bic 16iir,
wel4e IN Die 4nti4ambre flbrte, befti8 auf9es
rlllen ltno Der 5aus9cfmeilter fiir5te nit an9lt@
tIei4em @elt9t berein.
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CSirpcerte 1llt0 &i4mpr.SfDre,

@fe BON Canal uuo Sefferirnitr.
Ser llnter,enete maGt bermt befann ba6 r an Dttsn
WIose tein Gedft Sfnet unb a SCrten @tpcer p-
ipte aud ausee3st6nete beut4e YrpbIfe ais Grbten,
Bpetf@gea, 9tnfsa, 9Etrfe, @rtes1e. tu Ben btIe
lteIten @reilen pertarft.
Icfdundr5 cSobrl @. Nt Q'np ct n.
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Terms.

The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER is published
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered by
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
So SO in advance
Rag- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis Is publis-
he'd every Friday at So per annum and ST per
months in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms.
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BVrtM9Nn9ens
Ser sta9It&e , Baltimore QDsder" etIdstus
feben Nlprgen (nt Musnnhme beS SDnntasS) unb
tpfet Gents per g1O&e, an bic Srdser aabItct.
Der ,gDsfer" wirb ebenfals in gDalbtnetun uab
QDbeeline ia alto bura Grdeer ben MbOnmentcn
tne 6aus beiergt
Durd Sie ggf brfenSst trftst Der t6eltte ,QDcder"
50 SO per Sabr, tn unbebtH9ter . OrGusb G.
5abINn6.
hs- Das gDpGenbIdtt bes Baltimore QDefer
erfbetut ieSsn restas unb tpfa ilbrlid 50 In mnbe-
btagter @Oraasbgabluns.
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OSttnaetn1cr SO.
81 Ietu OOre.
S5llmftrtrfeS sfyradbtiuerf,

IEIEAg. S5lluGtrtrte5 Syradtiuerf.
~ Snbem MIR uns Gats aeue ben 8stf0a kes
heutl l4en 9ubums tn Nmerlfd III erwerGen
nsn, "a %1a%twsftam y gu MAIDEN - g0ir Seraaaansa etne
Iesl9'S unlriile gu Sdiller unb @SStbe
sum eritennale NIT ensltlGem uub b,ntfMe, e. =
Otttebeh enttnlten; lV'm @Ep's'
Soldiers 49ieo bon Der @lode." ..geoorrs IN,
SocPe," "Der 9amPf init benz Drobeno~ o''S Sris
oOlt, 0ber Der Gang mad benz eilenho,rtm,,ns, mn''.
uno v9Stbe's 5Sault" in 119 enDirten iSa' @,Sttsru
NIT ertldrenoem 3erte in beutfGer nnb roI snoI;s
9sE @ SPra4e. gle @sei4te finO in ZEN ZEN teIf'n 6e'f
scr9anoenen en9llden l1e6erfeeuaoen, 49,"
sss.a gs gnSstttasg II SSa aant Sros Stuart s,ot
@.egants etnbene NIT @SrtiGmitt In y7orseec
'test ~ SeIPalthtBMabtgen GyeIen. " "'l' ''a40S
as~nsss St5. ptFApmte - III II r1tiDren Grh Oot
nntres 70 tua wte nur bic Glsfe Ses beutJS,en %
p.pe0a t aHt ttn 1nbereS @plf fam s, "a S'e
klEergat Gns8eiubtt aufDetlep 5 nr% Ire ~ keeTt
HRtpVt &ntpaHun8 une MuiTaHpnn Ekt ~ luH9e 9e"
petu oeer S9tafr len Di6tuno5n be U'sgI@ cie bns
trdgen. W." Ss"N' peipnefre bes
Der 9etiaG, ben bic msst9s'faen Sr1nero.
EperGH fdHper, nar tetfptIDs nnb 60GT mir ven
gra3tansgaoe nit benz ensIifGen 8ere p S s1!
l9sa "0 *mefltdnsH treubg beBrIbt wrrben pfrs '"'
0te ceut19e Sn4banOlun8 bon QBuf. Nobpe
800 Groa6wab Jtepzgorf
g1t Der Dettt Ibernprmen, pel9e in btSn esto.s r .
gSteoeFSrtaafern stnea aneemIeaen abott AZ ssiss' III
o-....4s y. .. &ptta fGe SuSbonbInno
F' IN stuttgart.
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gett benz g6se vrnptb g6ninss4 DsS eben aasssiaben
wirO erpareH sintse bunbsrt sesa bette nsas . aa -
isaltene @rbfen .Oetr Dtls), neue 9aters sass,
f8Sne. trette, bERmtfte Sin fen, 10 I'll Sssn SasS
feine pearl Sarlep, Gbamtllent STU In aNcp
baben cine partbte 81 mburaer u. 9 er Sdfe I,
bt oussei6net IT.; Ubae Gre werSen br bts an gDts'
berSertGufer GbeelaNen Bet
Sdn301S As. SDuh 5opGrbftr.t near Yrattfr
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6, $. Siibrfe,

gtc. 254 MeIt Yratt(tr., tabe SharpIfr,
G6ursn Dberbalb feiass alten Qpfals
st ietnen reunben un6 benz ghbtm ergeten an, eab r
sner &etle mad DsutGlGab Surd8sfebrt tn un6 etnn
srpsen gprrab GG.en tmprrren nnb elbf fartstrn
gsarten beufde 6aud. unb SGnupftabafe, fDwte 6aw-
tobce i'm rls. Inb 8lstnSereuf tlia fur GGib Derfanft
>fDea23 G6br)
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CDNnNmsprN COUNCIL
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, March 10, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant TO adjournment.
Members present Hon. j. Magioni, President
Messrs. Dolhonde, Hail. Kearny, Phelps Reid, Waldo
Whitney, Ranney and Stckney--l0.
The reading OF the journal, was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
Mr.. Reid was called TO the chair.
The following substitute was read
substitute adopted by Board of Aldermen for the sub
ute adopted by the assistant Board for the resolution levy
ing tax OF A SOo Of real and slaves and
also on capital, income,
Mr.. Dolhonde moved to concur. Lost for want OF
a legal majority.
Yeas Messrs. Dolhonde, Hall, Phelps Waldo,
Ranney and Stickney-6.
Nays Messrs. Magoni, Kearny, Reid and Whit
ney-4. n.
Mr.. Keamy moved to reconsider bis vote on the
above substitute. Carried.
The yeas aud nays being called on concurrence in
the above substitute, the same concurred in by
the following vote:
Yeas Messrs, Dolhonde, Hall, Kearny, Phelps,
Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Ranney and Stckney-9.
Nay Mr.. Magioni-l.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 23d inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary
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srrAlMnoArs.

eTEAMBOATs. .e .fs's
Nateles feathers. from Vicksbnrg
swan. HAYS. from Red River
Compromise Phelps, from Yazoo River.
Bayou Belle i oos, from opelunsas.
Cora, Gripon. from Attakapas.
Anna Perret Neal, from Washington
Queen OF the West Wade, from Cincinnati
LIN Kennct. Russell. from St Louis.
II Howell, Robb, from Pine Bluds.
laurel Hin, Hooper, from Bayou Sara. .
Chrondaet Smith, fiom MObile-Lske end
Jefferson Railroad.
Virginia Cozzeug from Mobile.
FLORIDA, Hutchngs. from Mobile.
Ben Franklin, Clarke, from Memphis
Gen Pike. Brown. from Iockport
. Con- Anderson Carroll, from s. Louis.
ID O Taylor, Rsedsr, from s. Louis p
CD Jr. Viseent from DonRsonvile.
Yazoo Belle. REEVES, from fazna River " r nc IT
Il Howard. Wood frsm Nashville
Towboat whitney, HeaioR from The Passesowed down
and 10 sea- 18Th inst ship Levi woodbury. ana Dflg
ACKNOWLEDGMENT up ship Hannah C0okef bark Del
phos and schr W W Harknesu
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ARRIVED.

steamship Galveston, Terry rom Powder Horn via Calves.
%, ion to W feupeton- Berwickis Bay.
enp Ssooker ipneon 6 days from New York 10 @
Bark nsPho ei iron Lisbon Feb a in ballast, to ns.,sr
I'd disi, n, " =
se'ni,A s'g Lola css from Havana In ballast 70 msssri
sehr W W HARNESS. Peicrsan dNys ffou 1amna IA (;oa
enhew Lesparge--l dist. l6.
Scar kA Potter, Potter days from Apaiaeheola "a 3os
enbow a Lesparre-1d dist : -
scar oregou -, from The Coast, 10 masisrad dist PIT
sioop tennessee from the Coast 10 uaser- n dsi PIT
sshs r ns sis Mhsoge from cevagonBasn
sehr Telegraph, Baker, from Psseagoula-Basn
sfhr Denocfai. Snxione. from Springheld-Basip
schr Victoria, Ford. from Covinetoh--Hasin
Schr Yankee Gal Jermyn, from Bnoxi-Basin
schr Gen Washington, Orr. from PeArlinstop-Basin
schr High Water, from Amise Rser-BaSin
Schr Harriet Gardiner Brghnan days from oaiysston In
ballast 70 masier-BAsia. -
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR,
Inferior to Common ssp5s1f Prime and, ras
Fair Fully Fair. 6s Clarified Refined.
Weeks receipts 9,7I4 hhds-Expors l09 ~
MoLASSES -. The market has heavy appearance
and prices have fallen oil fully gallon, with sales during
900 at 2396 for Inferior and Fer,
msntng and 229e for Prime Choice bbls selling
sit1s3 aud sc y gallon.
Weeks receipts 127Ts bbls--Exports 256.
FLOUR There has been fair demand for export and the
rates have been rmer generally without any material change
Up Thursday evening 2A0U0 bbls were "a $50
81 S7 Ohio Indiana superfne 81 45s4 so for
Louis IS 25s5 rs for Ordinary to Choice Extra and sl
81 Is Dbl for Unbranded Yesterday $500 bbs Super
hne sold IN or lots At 81 50 D boil
Weeks receipts 56.sot bbls-Exports H,lz
WHEAT The receipts have met with ready sale at e5c6
81 sfor Inferior Prime Red and 81 2O@S 50 u bushei
for Good to Choice White with during week some
$50 sncks
Weeks receipts 7ioi saeks-Exports 1888.
CORN, The market opened with adult and dropping APP
perauce and prices fell Of until decline of 5IOc y busheI
reached, when buyers came forward pretty freely The
sesqPte Thursday evening reached some $1,000 saeks the
more recent transactions being AZ 4Og45c for Inferior od
and 45oc for Prime Mixed White yellow bringing s5
SIS . bushe for GOOdto Choice Yesterday 1000 sucks
mary sold at 4SSc 1000 Prime White NJ go and 1900 Yellow
at oes 2 oushei' tEak - ~
Weeks receipts 81 IA sacks-ESpOrts 45,sos
OATS Some Soo sacks ST. Louis have been sold during
the week at 4otdi4c, mostly ~ 40 i3e y bushel.
Wees's receipts ill2' saeks--Expor's ,4il
in the week prices fell OH to 62@65e, but lat
eT me have been 81 oOe and some holders asking
considerably higher
Some SOo bales Ordinary Western sold early in the
week AZ W. ana some small os oil Prime at s5 D tun Also
nalo0a1 load On private terms closing dull and lower
fhere mas been TAR demand and with moderate
an upward tendency during the greater
par u INC wees. Up wednesday morning some $500 bbls
Aess were soa al range o. soSle - and $40 so some hold
TT reus ne ou'ae rae and on THURSDAY about 60 bbls
hsvy ana extra heavy were taken Sle % sl7 Dbl Yes
leuy ~ oois neNy Mess soa AZ 80 40 and 20 slightly
Damaged al 30 oO O DBL
weeks receipts s,oas obis-Exports9lL
bAooA'The demand has been good and prices have fur
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slsn GarLtaus stlparr 4larhtt.


There was very little apsr toAy The offerings in
baak were fully p 10 income On the stree; and through
brokes he sAes Of paper limited exceeding S0
The saisnenf Of Inc banks viii show distressed
movement I'll souna riihout however any dimnuon In The
general sas o. ssipsss wi0ei
adding Is The ressescn or tha banking laws. "A uce I'm
been crfd dpnoasied he Secretary the Bcsrd Of Cur
reury which conferred Mr. Edward MeIihensy,
Of aspa ouss Who believe IN The service Of The
Bank n ouisaes. 50 far Information extends this y
tue only has passed Legislature wherein aar
banks are closely concerned
The Exrhsnse market to-day has been exEemsy hes'y yet
the oe4nks lager thzn yesterday siurllns Dis
have bees ciea By the adyess received fom new y
date cncting s,ern there ios q o5 and 1896
which caused bnSers here edaes het figures There wsfs
prodaos bills offered odayhat Is bills Of isdlig drafts =
lO3 and clear bills went ios< for good sgnsrnes
hot variation in Northern anas ana We nave
,rfS ra.s.s a. 0 5
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steesfe - uea some very Of the Wall
street banks New York clerk goes on from year 10 year
using thanks money without being found out and AT tbs
same time be keeps his carriage and horses cruoliue visits
gambling houses and yet the managers Of The bank sus
pecs that be spending and dsspaing four or Eve times his
salary. aN
There have been many light in New York and
other Aofeefp ees within the last iwelye months The las,
and most sseen which turned up week 81 Wall street h a.
scFibd in the money ce the Post Of that city As follows
The disc Of deacaton in the Union Baak ~ M
bfonetse DOOR keepel much Wall ntrel M
morning. The amount thus far shown en- the sueral lsi
WI m with The dcfaulies ledger IL am OD which
sAieAos ~ y p supposed eight years ihe officers
have tacea &i5.eoeof back 70 $50 The rohlx 80 ~
United BY Of forcing balsnees His manned II
ing vas eeiAee false credits 10 the account o another nart
tnai - adepost Or 500 uJnd BE- made 6j and hns se
Tue bank WAS Informed few since by officer ~ fs
o. the Detective force, that this book keeper eouonsd ZEE
.sln snd he positive his Operations
that 10 Was robhing the bank The officers Of tie ban ira
d.is st o work 20 discover the truth Of ii and egs n
nis about TO place him m the hands Of an ofer
ln y course could not have been sureessfuv accom-,
pushed without aceornice aud upon found fi
name ~ Jacob Il. Mott used on the books ~
ihs yeqng nan y ahdet but Il the general ipfes
Won mat he deaulter has used his without his know
neu n hrolefson has been IL The Unon of the pas
'"ny years and has enjoyed the full c0ndence Of me oeers
we're - tr quite unable heiaye that he was
t q suen Aefiue Hmode Of operations were so sknifa
bak under the General uking Law the
asaed over 10 per surplus the Old sioekhodr
rnoat a,eoseng fraud Tbs gross surplus on he s6th
~ tseemper Was 500 1871 Btosherson will 10 doubt be a.
,ee hitnt u " UNDERWOOD the deertfvrs bave
. anetRer Wall street bank that deficit exsts in
Asi iAAas' pat me Officers refuse 70 listen 10 IL
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Il CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 tampHteetf
Saurday Morning, March p. ie5s-
with liberal supplies amonnt f business has been done
~ our general during the week but at lower prices
for ssyers Of The lcans aes Cotton has been depressed
81 declining Exchange the in Fegh's and
further favorable accounts from Europe hold
er have been Obliged snbmtO the rates Sugar
and Molass have given way IN prices Tobacco has been
in good request with firm market Flour has met with
fe demand without much alteration in prices but Corn has
largely decnea Pork has improved ahe and Bacon has
cop leaby advanced Fregts continue good request and
the advance noticed las week has been firmly maintained
on "wednesday morning published the North Americas
advces embracing from Liverpool the Sd inst They
reported further Of I'd in Cotton with quiet
owing Of stock The sales % the days were 900
bales including $500 for speculation aud export.
COTTON Our last weekly report closed psn unsettled
narkes and Saturday there still irregnlary and
depression prices the sales Of the day embracing 5000
bales range outside figures Of iOs1Ie for Low Mid
dlingte Mddng. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
geher s00 bales dsposedpf without material alteration
IN the the North producing perceptble
effect the Market its Influence being by the de
preston in Exchange and the armness n Fegh On Tues
day buyers forward rather freely and took fully
1900 bales At about previous quotations, and yesterday some
5000 bales changed hands making the entire business Of tho
week bales The market closes abeu, the our
auotations as fOllou
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N"'' H"btH ItuOOeT nan bdtCeS,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining ExcavA
tons Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
r.-,, Dwellings, ETC.. ETC., etc
having been appointed Agent for this State
e sac OF Jeieys Improved Double citing PuEp, with
lhia huuber BAH valves prepared orders
and furnish This valuable iyenon was natef Tnne
sa9s thlI held AZ Eimira 10 that year. In intro
uck TINS new Pump 70 this community undersigned feels
confidence mat his Efforts to bring into general will be
segded ~ an who sees lis operation aud Construction
rue eiiect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
alves VIII AZ once be apparent every thinking mind.
eetAh o. operation and perfection Of action which
De Aaed py the use OF other Valves The simplicity OF
arrg enent the facility with which
9 epaeea he compact FORM renders this perfect
sha pumP IN use. Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
possess one Or more of these valuable Pumps
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine
ute Price SaO. - 'e ~ 7 ~ $3.50
ute Price S35. =
Size No. possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per
And larger Sizes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up " eapaey OF 500 gallons minute in Of
ueu9t and may be expected Nos and
apy adapted 70 Sugar Houses forcing the Juice
ano me ordinary uses TO which Pump Is generally
The Tor redeeming swampy Lands the No. 4s ndis
The subscriber feels that when these Pumps are
seen they will speak for themselves or later
samples OF Size Ne can be operation O. Bier
20 NO % Camp Price Coul0ns l07 Poydras
street. at the office
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
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RELow-ooMING UP.

Mexican Brig Hercules Panarno days from Tampieo, to
CAmerdeu-
Shin Isaac Boardman. -. from Moohe.
shin Cstrrvall Jarvis, from Cadz to Whitney &co
Bark Reyoutiou Webb. from Messna, 10 Coehran Hall
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Foreign exchange hesvy. and what IL will
cano. onilcts There very buyers and they appear
20 be vaoianr desire purchase until Of
the exchange already pnrchased Is disposed Of However,
those dsoas selling viii down real low figures
low talk Of this time there be large sales.
1h5e inquiry Western funds wAick be had
most apy 81 dealers Camp and such
low the necessity Of reistipg coin
Eastern Exchange, 1t Is termed in the West ST @
The Stock market to-day rather quiet The only sale w
hsatd Of 10 shares uuou Bank 91z rs shnresio
IS shares cens Bank Ill We have not heard OF sale 81
bonds 400 shares Of the Canal Bank stock which noticed
in our s for permanent Investment and the
balance for rise
We aaa our usual weekly table Of aao.aiions: