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8 + V H l eals ; eoito 5 e RGR
3 ~ Si 80 IA BFantsF Hubbard Ero569 bales col on
Bradley wilson &co-l65 MeGUgor Bankhead &co-ll7 do
HI e55{T Holmes Sco99 D Heakie 6cosS bales cotton
aTd' Sn[ t 4 q KEW eSo53 FFsds1deF eTon
SO John Watt &eo5l DO Davis Jenkins Eco5Q bales cotton
80 ii Cooper &cp-4g Philips, Nixon &eoi5 bales cotton
Bas Soss GampSs soasss do ofoa cos Do
Rivey, Battle Nobe25 John Williams &eo-O bales Gotten
Henderson, Terry keo22 Hewitt, Norton &co2O
Gifen smedes &col9 bales Walker Hutchinson kco
Martin Cobb Se6Gls Gis Ferguson Aeo-lzJ Groves sco
IL Hughes, Hystead 6colq bales c9tlon Duncan Logan-
"a Prehard Flowers6 bales cotton sT9nde5 Hubbard &co
500 wheat Horre Gayle &co0 boxes tobacco lenn
&co2S0 do soap VOORHEES, Grggs 6o3f bbls hour Connolly
Haivey Scoi do Hart tcosundries to Order-rotal
| 4Gl6 bales cotton.
Forester-25 Bellocq Nobom Sco6 Walter Cox ScolU do
SILLY &c9S EdgaFd saG sg % s b6 sr "a Var
rem Gilmore hto5a eb moasses BelISeq Ee5om &eo22
1875 bales cotton bids sugar 70 06s moasses
\ / hi bbls molasses.
6cO--i5bbs -four Ethel &co629 bps -four 10 Ogesby
AeCaneyiUo sacks potatoes 70 Dds appeS West & SeeoA
II bacon G Crutched-61 coops chickens Porter hco
Iii bales cotton Rockford Brown scoiU Hiard Summers
&Go-sundries 10 order-Tota 81 bales COTTON
ST LOUIS-Steamer L Keunett-5OO bbls flour Moloney
Bro-i6s3 bbs tour II kennedy &col092 bulls -four Hof
re Gayie kco-6J obls Dougherty keo0bbls -four
Pedreava BroheI2U bbs -four 10 do beef AZ hhds bacon
j Woodruff bbls Hour $40 sacks bran ogle8by Ma
eauayS5 bbls Tour 6S SACKS oats Thompson &co-!Og kg
shot Is kegs cad Converse Kenneth kso59 e6ls apples John
Duly &cot41 do McCon5 BIO eco DO nbIVU al bpS
beer Theer Seller &coO bids cabbage Dix Ranlett &co
pkg gold do mdse Price Converse &cOiot mdse Bscoe
Simms2 pkgs Il l. kOuns Il Broi9I hhds cabbage 10
kegs butter Dol eggs Debondiell hhds cabbage l6
bbs iunips IL do apples SChneide3 chickens and
bonrd3 head cattle 25 do sheep Wort
AcQuUid-25 do cattle McGlure-sundries to order.
LOBDELI3s sTORE-Steamer Messenger-lS bales cotton
10 Payne Harrison2i do Smith, Harris sco3 bbls moasseS
So hhds sugar Braud Laudryi6 do ~ bbs molases
Kelly Sce89 do "a hhds sugar Gordon l0 hhds sugar 20
bb moasse Sabate96 do 81 hhds sugar 80 ht bbs molas
w Burbrdge &co-l23 hhds 43 blls moasses
Lnuye McCall-40 dc I6 hhds Lobit Charpaner2
do biltenberger &coA3 hi bbs molasses GoodwynS
hhds sugar Edward Dufiy0 &cO-lO do Hall Rood Putnam
IL 2 bhls moasses West kenshaw Gammaek2l hhds Of
BOgAr Foley AyeryS Obs molasses Moore NaLcu
n26 hhds sugar Ernest &eo20 bbls moasses Robertson
McUouga56 do Brady &co25 10 do 70 hhds sugar to
q shaw &colS do Aa2Jd do 10 bbls molasses 100 hf
bb molsses Richard Nugent &co bbls moasses hanard
Vgnaud20 hds sugar bb 30 hf bbS moAs3e
West Where &cO- sugar bbls moaSess Mitchell
80 cotton hhds sugar 495
/ m M
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Ftre nor indeed can we'll be otherwise long as we pro-
sec Of trade con nue encouraging, and money bears Auos
nominal rate Of interest Whatever may he ne Tesat q
and LARGE rreipts Of cotton the American ports tne sP
mems Ia 42Feat Britain are only lS0Ql bales q Excess q Il
- 80 q s5r sEp Rnd tho stock band IN thus port q
Il sn tyseIi consumption and average export
VIEW isrs production Amereg T9uld ~ gtea1 -
INN ana h yo1d be we'll IL the highest estimates sAo1tu oe
,aallsad hn uuless the FepoFls were gfssty w
1Snhs AGO with regard to the injury done ny tae
n, ssissfsii There vet may disappointment expert
In IKE sales ~ which we have e enfnersts Ms
fesa l American aEd zoo surat on specuabph anu A'slV
ss,sFigan IA Brazil and 100 SHrat for export
Todayls has shown no syn ptol5 o revival a9o e
business IL NOT estimated at more than 6gOQ bales.
% nTe als the 22ito the 2Sth instant inclusive are
8T bales and Che import amounts 10 oJ oeles
rariiculafs are subiOined, rs also Of stock, etc xy
= ------- DlI,IN GAMRRE 4 SON.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

g-1gs. ,... .-,sa,,,sz,aeser, NEW ORLEANS,JhCE6-
kf&a a8 SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
aA-sLs5lA- a1asR--eA 49, K ABROAD COMPANY,
On and after SATURDAY, the gOA Noyen1ber 1875 Pas
senger Trains win leave New Orleans twice daily nj TgO A.
NJ nnd Z, NJ, arriving az Canton at 6l5 p NJ and A. NJ
Returning, will leave Canton at 7SD A. NJ aud 20 r NJ
arriving az New Orleans az 6.l5 z. NJ. and 6l5 A NJ.
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Children three years old and under ree those over three
full faro. '
Family tickets in packages of twenty five can be had al the
office OF the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose fam
e reside on a. 3s qI the road tickets
The Accommodation Train will run 10 MaynnTia as snsi nm
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th inst but will be dscontn.
ued after that date.
Freight Trains run daily between New Orleans and Can
ton The Company are now prepared forward
Packages OF all kinds e every place with they have
necton receiving iom or delivering the domic pa
irons. VIM, NJ. WAnLEY,
pl2 General Gnrarirtardgr+
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aB~ BY Capt snson Of the asp Thaata, the 7h inst
off Tortuga bark Union Capt. Davis hence for Marsees
ali yynl
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Saippina 4ntGIIiaeltts.
THURSDAY, November is, 1856

JLEAhEU IE9IHhDAIt
Steamship Charles Morgan Place Indanola and Galveston
Payne
Mummy Lpng SEQ
Goidenbow Lesparre
GOldenbow & Lesparre
ScAr Southern Perry for Pensacola Pooey. Nieol Eco
schr Walter N Cook, for Apalaehcola, A Mitchell eco
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Messenger, Kirk, from Lobdelps Store.
l. N Kennett RUSSELL from st Louis.
Saline Miller from Louisville.
John Raine Underwood, from louisville.
Capitol Barraneo from Bayou Sara
n w Hill, Newell from Memphis.
Southern, Goodwin from Opelousas.
California, Hntchings, from Mobile.
VIM Bagaley, SinnOtt, from Moble-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
ToYboat Panther Rezeau from the Paseowed down and
tosea 10th inst, ships Northampton and Glad Iidings
brig "a steycnB-br0ught up ship st Helena and sehr
Ed BaTnnrd
Towboat Yankee Fnton from the Passesowed down and
18Th inst ship Sam Locke, bark Golden Era brga
West Indian and .Iesnsbrought up ship ThHata,
bark LRndwursen srhooners Forest King and Bnlante
ToRboat Ivy. Palmer from the Passestowed aud
12h inst, ships Hlvaock and Luna, schooners
spRRFing aud Triumph-brought up brig Move Carolina
schooner S Fl Townsend
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IIyERPOoL.5 Friday noon. Ocl. % 1888
The present weeks hgsin9 cotton shows no improvement
Of demand has Of the preceding week rather he ~
verse and prices # Amedeag dsaefpa2as hage declined ia
into the American pa afe however the cause Of Inc
continued dulnes experienced hsre aud of course
il has reacted the Manchester Market where, Tuesday
LAST the demand fer goods and vsTy contracted and
rather lower prices Submitted TO- Bat neither here
Manchester theEe any anxieg maae5t Win to tho
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18
ARRIVED.

Steamship Mexico Deuson from Indiauoa and Galveston
to D b Payne-lst dist
Steamship sawannee Talbot from New York to Payne
list dist.
ship St Helena Springer 20 days from Bath Maine,
list dist 40.
Ship Thalata snson, from London 28d Sept in ballast, to
master-3d dist 4S.
Hanover Bark Landswursten Deaau 60 days from Rio de
Jansiro, to P A GfIaud &co-lst dist 20.
Austrian Brig Noye Carolina ReachvcE from Rio Janeiro
22d Sept, to Rodaeanach 4 Franghaide--lst dist 90
Scr Forest King Perry days from Rio de aueiro to0da-
cauachi a. Franghaide--ls dist a.
Mexican Schr Braute Espnola days from CaHpeachy to
S Fernandez &co--2d distl5.
schr II Townsend Lambert days from Havana, Bou.
dousQuie 4 PhilpB-2d dist =.
Schr Edward Barnard Stone days from Brazo Santiago to
H Phelps kco-2d dist is.
Sehr Baslide, Myers, from Pascagoula-~Basn.
schr Cemenfine, Smith, from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Schr Octavia Peters, from Dovngton-BaSin.
Sohr Mathilda, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basn.
Schr Isabella, Cadna, from PRscaKoula-Basin
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FOUNDRY AND nIAOIFIN

ENID GEORGE PATTERSO
W. Successor Mclean Patterson9 corner Of Deord
ind Nov Layee streets.
Tbs undersignBdi6 prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar PRntRtons Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts, FnrFace Mouths and Crate Bars
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having a steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all times Bars Wheel Stir
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes used
by steamboats,.
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Peaynne Printing
Office aud Others that have them Of these BARS
be muse under boiler lately put up this
lshment
He also made arrangements the OF hand
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity of hHnd Boil.
and Machinery may be Gound all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON
Eew Orleans / 1898. fe1
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RMps, NOUNpRY, NEw oRLNANs.

LEEDS & Co, IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturer Of Vertical horizontal Eaginss
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings Fnr-
Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for
the South
duly authorized nrSpars5 to construct
STILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS & co.
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HALLDR q LAGAN, ooPPERsMIrHs

~ EAALLHEL q LA{FAN, UOPFERSMIIHk
49,. Aud
@eAy&@ SHEET IRON WORKERS,
" 247 Tchoupoulas No Triangle Bnldings,
Are prepared manufacture any article in the bust
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery use snch
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Rreech-
ng Ghimnes Frebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Cls8,
any other Rrtcein that line used In the
Sugar advantageous and in style of make
passed by any house in the trade
We also prepared gil all orders from city country
relates Builders work Copper Galvanized Iron Tnand
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy plain
Heads etc. etc.
Always On hand assortmenof Cooking, Barroom and
P&rlor STOVES
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
GRAIL work done with dispatch. dl4 "
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0et 49, 1880 1880 $40 h,m markets.
oct 2 lssao 1880 slao aGSa lt,'S5 e I'd
Per Arabia he'd aavieas Of continued heavy receipts
Che American ports with declining markets. aud although The
shipments ths country small considerable depression
has pfoduead with anxiety eject sales, and he
demand has very limited gradual decline ha been Sub
med TO- market closing with still downward tendency 81
sd. iI6d per lb in addng whilst The descriptions
81 faIy sd PER H. than quotations 81
last Friday.
In Sea Island only limited business has been done former
saiee.
rsilseontinue II moderate denand and prices slightly
Eggpilans HAYS been dun Of SHE must be quoted "a per
last Ffde3 8 ono, ti0na.
are American.
hAse beea taken Is tnlnwss
lsy the trade 2 $50 hse4 viz % American f9O perDa
4,2sB East inaiA.
81 speeaAio 4so bales, VIZ 20 Aneteaa and 200 East
India
9y sxpsFle $3.50 bales Viz 1910 American 50 Egyptian
and s 2ae East Inais.
Actual expert 25i bales via 93 American and 78 East
India
The pla to-day 900 bales including so oy expectation
market very Quiet. B. p 4 e. PRESTON,
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b. I, x. BENNETT. FRANCIS
II "a IRON WoRKs.Theun beg leayeto inform
3 the public and builders generally that they
%$ featuring all kinds Of Architectural ard Building Iron
Work. Nos b5 and 81 Circus street. such Teraa1nhs Rail
ing, Shuers, Safe and Bank Doors Straight and CirculAr
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs,
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought
uns Yeutator and Sash Weights H orders Of
Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
ma II BENNETT GO
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P. N,
As BarDns and al Intermediate landings Red
riyer-Ihe entirely new, light draught STEAMER
ID. *. CARROLL w. Kimball MASTER will leave as a Ma
Cor freight passage, apply on board.
EDWARDS 4 DENT2EIt
mir Advertising Agen,s
re The Carroll will take freight Shreveport With ihe
nrigilaga of reEhnnine.
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Leaves OF WEDNESDAY,, at O'Clock p NJ n,
1YGMA, STEAMER n, a.. HRDE1E RO
Leaves on THURSDAY, I8lh inst ,at5P. NJ.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18Th inst r. NJ
fEags REGULAR JAFEERsON PAG-3
.assii kEI-Eof Jefferson Henton, Port eaddo, and
all interim late landings the Lakes, Sbfeye-
port Grand Bayou Cumpte, Grand EcOre Alexsndris
The light draft ssenge packet SRliIe Robinson nyss
Powers master will leave rs above For freight passage,
apply on board.
EDWARDS & DENTZEL,
nlT AdyeTising Asantg
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and the Lake every night at9 hour after the Of
the last steam train.
Exua special trips, when required, by notifying the
ductcr.
The trains will STOP the Station House. GENTLY Ridge
when called upon except on mail trips but the conductor
must haye timely notice. nj If
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55s5sa+.sss4,s8 sIIIfIs, STEAMBOATS, AMI F44
5asis 3s aiessupped with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
III sausages Trpe, and every thing in the butcher.
ing inc Barrels and habarrels of Choice Beef
out up to order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MFREELl 4 PARKER.
Bstesm boats and shipssupped with all of Live
stock such as fresh mich Cows, Hogs shoats Pigs shesp
Goats. Geese, Ducks Chickens. etc. se29ly
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Leaves with disna CHI
'1l T%ssa REGULAR JEFFERSGS@FAC -

H%s REGULAR .JHFFERsGgN@R8C4
lE3Hisi5l kET-For Jeterson Bentun, Port gaddo and
all landings on The lakes Shreveport Grand
a Chmpt6, Grand ECOre Aexandria ali landings or
Red rverIhe light draugt and swift passenger
packet Starlight, Ghas. Hays master, o. r. Hays clerk
will leave For freight passage apply on board
EDWARDS d b NTZEI4.
nl6 Advertising Agents,
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Leaves every AITERNArE SATURDAY, II.
r. II H @ ULAR VIEW OKLEA

AslsttEiSS and MEMPHIS passenger packet CHOGTAW
tEA The splendid and fast running passenger steamer
GhOCtasv, Captain D. Smedly, will leave for Memphis
Helena Napoleon, Gteeuvle, Lake Washington, Point Wor
Thngton Lake Providence Mlltkens Bend VGsD re- Nat
chez and all intermediate sudngs in the bend above For
freight OF passagt, apply on hoard
MO 81 PoydHas street
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Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst. at 4PM
A \ EhETuss = I1rr TT
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.



FYa%s M H NJ PHGS A N d. ME w OR -
sEs4sisJs,ss LEANS PACKET LINE = For Memphis and
the Bends The first cgss packet steamer H
II. w. Hill, Captain r. H. Newell will be ready to
ceye freight Wednesday morning the foot Poydras street,
and will leave above. For freight pnssage apply on
beard, to j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets
the Arknss and White rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis aud Louisville
49-Adamg Express carried regularly by this line nl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.
frou Our Special Correspondent.


LAWRENCE, X. T., JAM -, 1853.
Yesterday this body did nothing Of very greet
Importance. There is pressure on the Legisla-
ture just now for special legislation. The concur
rent resolution of the State Legislature informing
this body that they were ready TO begin the work
Of State Legislation, and requesting the Territorial
Legislature to give place for it, or to take steps for
the Inauguration Of the State Government Was re-
ceived. A discussion ensued. In the Council after
several attempts to take some action that wond 70
suit in its positive rejection, il referred to Q
Select Committee In the House resolution was
offered by Mr. Hanna, declaring that the Terrific
rial Legislature had already defined its position aud
could not entertain the PROPOSITION. After conzid-
cradle discussion this was voted down. A mo-
ton being made to refer the concurrent resolutions
to Select Committee, il was moved that said mo-
ton do lie On the table, when the yeas aud nays
being called it stood Is to lay On the table 20 IS
against. The resolutions were referred TO Select
Committee. may here state. that while consid-
cradle number in both branches would not like 70
be understood as voting against any such proPesi.
ton. still there is no likelihood of the request OF tho
resolutions being complied with at present.
The House cVQsumed secrs hours " dsY N -
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fegai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of NsvY0rk notice hereby Eyvn % al psrsoas
hayns Claims assins, q CURTIS HOLMES late q
tie City Of NevYork sesssed 20 present TIE ,sre with
youehs, tho sbeTiAe the oce Of Emerson
Prch.ra No Wal IN the City Of New York -
Ss The AsA day Of March nextDsed kevfork he twelfth
Day Of September, 1857
NATHANIEL WRIGHT, r,..u.o,x
s,4favtnM WILLIAM EMERSON.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New YORK. Notice Il hereby Owen 20 al
sou. having claims against STEPHEN DENNIS ate Of The
CITY ~ J-weler decessed preeL The with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office OF MERRILL
PITCH ALLIN No IL John st. In the City Of SevYors on
o. before the 9Th day Of July nextDsed the ID day
:J..gSy 1854 RESish n EIT1 WiLsos E,scutO
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of RODAAN B.
DAWSON esq., Surrogate q the County Of KinSs Notice
Is hereby given according 70 law % u psson hs'ias claims
sssins silAS HORTON late Of the City Of BroSkiTa. -
es.sl that they required exhibit the with the
vouchs Thereof the subsceer the executors = the rod
Once a NATHANIEL CONKLlS0 in tho town u wslkTl
Or,nse County before tho lhh day a July osss
NATHANIEL C0SxLIN0. y,..r,.,.
III IswspN' 1EMA>QN 4 HORTON, ) 1-
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REPORT OF DEATHS IN THE CRY or BRooKLYs YoR
TIE WEEK ENDING JAs. 23.-Males, 50; females, 40.
Men, 10; boys, 81 women, Is; girls, IS. Total, 20.
Di.eofe+-consmpop, -; stibom lo convuons, disease
Of brain naasmus each casualty congestion Of lungs 5esh
inflammation Of the lungs, premature birth scarlet fever
each yphus fever maOstion sbscess debty 2each
cancer Bilious puerpera small poN, nnamm ston.
Iestion the stosh intestinal ranz1ation Inflammation
OF throat disease Of heart intemPeranee paralysis killed
heuorrhag- apopxy, diaGhoea dropsy scrotua eryspa
earh.
fces-I year and under 90 from 10 years g. 2o 8;
to TO- s. 10 49, o. % 70 TO- IL 10 % 80 A. - 70 CO.
4; 90 n 20, 6. ~ 70 So 8; 80 10 90 l.
k0tirir-UDited States IS; Ireland l0 Germany g. En-
ssnd 2; Prussia, /; Portugal, l..
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AIe6iral.

CANDS' SARsAPARILLA-For purifying the
- Bood-This Is purely Vegetable Extract: II contains
powerful irssc drug de6tsre the SYSTEM or mineral poo.
70 lin The Thousand have been cured BY H. aud
ten, Of thousands usy BE- restored 20 hh BY ito Beware
OF spurious limitations which beer the .se reon 70 a. the
B. 4 d. SANDS, No. 100 Fultonst.. Nev'Yort-
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BROOH YIN II,EIMS

WESTMINSTER CHURCH, SerTH BRooKLYs.-Ths
Hourshng congregation finding themselves stratened
for and unable to supply new applicants for seats
have resolved to enlarge, rather rebuild, their
church, for which site is already provided. very
liberal subscription has been made, and spirit evinced
which Dsures them success.
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BY Enc Rna,ead-Tyo dnys-5soo bbia Flour Lee DE- WI.
ky ITS pksA Lard so Do Provisisns. 20 % ut,ss sc
&C. Cheese GO De. Ashes $50 tes LesiAs axA csr hoy
Lilo ess. Gysa.
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CHICKEN THIEyKs.-Ohicers Caslesr and Utter Of
the Fourth Prcinc. Police sressed ye boys stable the
Old Fstbu.h Road Saturday night suspicion OF being
gssed In chicken stealing Their George Atkins
Charles Atkins Thomas Campbell, Patrick Murphy and Edward
Castle They had above sixteen fowls in their possession which
ascened had been stolen from different places About
half dozen bsye been claimed The remainder the Station.
ou- awaiting Identification The boys locked await
a,ton
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financial.

Albert H. NicoLAY, Auctionesr-Ofoe No bres' 81
DEGULAR DAILY SALE OF SIOG S,,Is n anu
N BOkDS.-ALBERr Ii. EIcOLAf VIII ~ = AiAS va
(sfoasy al i2 O'clock Al the Merchant. bschsnse -
. 90 Ia Crosse and Milwaukee IL X Conss'aceoA D' "
scs Chiesso aud Mia. % Meg Per cent Besd ID,
1000 Mlyukee and HORIZON X X lsf M &C. per CT DOn''
ann Hide River r. r. Convertible Bonds
$500 Indianapolis and Cincinnati X ~ per oenl b'na~
500 p-trot MoDroe and Toledo K X LIST Mse' per cent
csiosso g. Paul and Yond du n n si Mss Bonds
1000 northern odsDs r. X Gosben Linel Isl Mge oonos
1o0 Milwaukee City per cent Bonds OF 1911.
900 tssua and Chicaso r. IL, Mtse per cent Bonds
$40 Mercer County IN per cent bosas ~ ~ ,a1. ~
mo RrYln Town (Nis per cent Bonds Of ISIL
so California State per cent Bonds
1900 illinois State per cent Bonds
~ .Ssres Sixth Ayena. r. r. Co, sioo each.
90 .ps,s. New .Yotk and Enc r. r., 800 each.
.bsy.s ACADEMY Of Music, o., goo each.
10 shsvs Continental Bank sl0o each
So shsres Chatham Bank, u each.
8 shares Nassau Bank 100 each.
rs shercs Peoples Bank, &25 each.
10 shsres Metropolitan Bank. 800 each.
10 shares wilsrnsbursh City Bank go each
% shares New World Fire Insurance Company 20 eschI
10 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Co., 80 each.
80 shses Howard Fire Insurance Co., $50 each;
% shszes Equitable Fire Insurance Company $50 each
% shGes Niasate Firs INSURANCE. Co., SO each
50 shares Home Fire Insurance Co, 800 each.
- sbarssMstropotan Fire Insurance Co., SIVo escn
shares Cofnmonw ealth Fire Insurance Co., tlW esch
Is shsres Bridgeport Co OF Connecticut lOO esch
$50 shares Southern Pacific X X. sscnph @i" esn'
shares New York Ice, $2j each $500. - xo,
GO Sss Delswse Lakaw auns aud Western r. r. $50 each
K,Tt Regular sale 70 MORROW Tuesday Regular Auction
Of stocks Bonds and other securities EfEf DAY
bought and sold at Private Sale and at the Broses Board
Interest allowed Deposits Loans Negotiated and Dividends
Collected large variety OF Securities constantly on hand
- Private Sale. Voob)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25
Goal.


GOAL at REDUCED PRICE for FAMILY
~ UsT-TLe DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL COM
PANY have reduced the price Of their LACKAWANNA COAL
to So er tun OF 2No b- delivered Apply a. their yrds,
Foot of HubtTtst.. ~ r.,
Cor. lih-st. and Sh-sy.
Cor. Gouverpeur and Front-sts., 2. r.,
And No. Is Atlsntc-st, Brooklyn,
Or at the Conpsny's Office,
No. - Wilism-st.. Exchange place.
GOAL at LESS than SUMNER PRICES
~ DischArging THIS DAY, first quality STOVE COAL,
which will deliver part Of the city 81 80 per un les.
to carmen dealers pedders Sc cash when ordered Apply
on the pier Ring No 3i3 Bowery No 4s BIoome
No 81 Greene, No. 463 Houson-sts JACOB "EEhs.