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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-08
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,baille ct le Dr. George IKS. essa TEs. par ID vile
Yes opelousas, ayec toate * Misses ct amflior,.
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4 Sachetee pas le defendear Cssny D. Hardy dc
et Hart Littell. en- late du S oetobre 1858.
seau du Sheriff, 0pelousas $ ianvier 1859.
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4 strands advantages oterts aux ache
sous >Ss annnncent 4 leurs "a
Sarticulialuht ct le pubic on gtne- EENaS@HZAAAA
Va partir de lundi, lie 10 du present sy@AA
commencement 4 yendre an plus has prix
sreste de leur assortment dhiver, eonsis-
MEMS CONFECrIONNES,
.RCiIANnISES SCHES,
aSELLERIE,
QuINGAILLERIE,
SOULlERS,
CllAPEAUX,
Bottles. etc,
sect avantagc All public, ain do pouvpir
de In balance dc fenr assortment, ct fnirt
pour de nouvelles marchandi>es venant de
York. 81 yous voulcz achetcr d bon marcht,
sailez venif nous voir.
FIRNBERG Il KAUFMAN.
nus yenons de ~recevoir reinforcement:
barils whisky, Magnolia, en- blrils ct barils.
H. arils tarine st. Louis extra supcrtinc.
aisses chandellcs blanc dc halciAc.
tarils ra, de Ia Caroline du Sud.
II charrues tBall) superieures. :
IL charlrcs (Cary) ~assortis, Ms 2 ct 2.
5 roulenux chrdes, Mantle ct Cuton. pour guides
dc tontcs graideurs. A vcnalc Ell gros ct Ell detnil
POUR BAL.
eecu dernitrent ct a vcndre 4 bon mareht.
TN bel assortment Tarlatancs, blanc, lleT, rose
DO do do Robes a volants imprimis
Do do do. a double jupes. Aussi
q%neluues couture dc %fantais,e.
sjanvier FIRNBERG IS KAUFMAN.
DH0T0GsAPHlE.--Salle des Odd Follows
l. Washington, lam. II. $. Breem ayant fail
dc fortes ~depeascs dams la PREPARATION do ses SALONS
est maiitcnant pref q prenarc des portraits dc tou'
les genres ct fats dams les Flats mis-; tells GUAM
brotypes, Melainotypes, Photographers ct Mezzog,a
Plies a ciayo sur toile. CeuXt qui yenent de-
portraits hons ct durablcs sout nries de s'adressor
hi. SEES portraits ttant dun ini parfait, SEES pris
doivcut naturellement etre plus elevts que ceux dt
ces ~artistes ordinaires, qni dams fexeeution de leur
portraits nc Sc scryent que dun petit instrument d,
poche. Les personncs Qai v~eulcnt des portraits
bon mnrchG, ne dovront pas s~'adresser 4 moi.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-08
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pktsl fonsliy aspIiisa ~ between Washington and New
5gfi resalaa ~ ,e MI darlington every WEDNESDAY
~ pr1 1o a'olns, A. L, and NcW0rleans, every SAT-
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4. q h sbarged astbe high water rates, that is to
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-08

A RRETIz CE FAUX BRrlT.-On fait cir q ule
N lie lrnit que le Batenh II vapcur Bayou Belle
dpit cesscr ccs voyages. jo lie ME fori%nellement, ct
puis ass',rer lie public, gun continucra a les iairc
pendant toute la saison.
Is dec O. G. BRIDGES, Capitalize.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

VVHls IL IN Internal snd RSternsl uedicine, com-
posed " Roots, Herbs, and Barss, such - our
fo,efat hers Used There Bountifn supply on The
.arih to cure all Complaints II We only anew What
they were. And now the Good oaGAritAn brings ~
good news and glad tdipgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
HOWARD SOCIATION


Beneyo 'snf Inssltxsio~ esssIllsAeh ty srscialss
doscme~f, for TIE Reii.t Of the sack a"a
Dlstrsssed a6gtetsa sOdsA v1Sisns
smd Eptdssnto Diseases.
vTlHD HOWARD AasOI ariON, In visv Of the
i awful dest-uctf . o. human lin Gauss - se1v-
81 disea' cs. and the dscptioos pse' sio~ upos -
unsost innate victims Of such disease ~ ouscss sss-
erAl vsar. ago direcsed ~ eonsultns susesoo -
charitable Ct worthy OF treir name, - open de.
pensary the treat meat OF this class Of d "es~s
10 sll no spvy by let ,eP With eesc,iy ton their
condit!en (age, occupation, habits OF me- Ac) and
In case Of extreme poverty TO fIrnth me cin ne
Of cnare. II 1. needless 10 add that h oeiatioa
oommar d. the highest medical stii o. the se- ssA
will furnish III most approved nodsvt I -atnent
The Directors Of the association IN th- annus' re-
port upon the Yeata sut Of xual di-Yasee,
Ii hishest satisfaction With the sucIeso which has
attend 1.-THE lsbors o. th Il In th. Of
spsrmattor hos ~ mnsl Veaknesse no. 0a, slses,
syphilis the vice Of s0Antn self abuse, 61sea -
Of the adm ys snd bladder, sc. and or Ter csotin
ua0ce of tue same plan the ensuins year.
The Directors. Tevie~ Of the pest feel Assured
that their laboHs In thts sphere Of ben violent e6o
have been Of greet beneet 70 u. sict d. ssp ct.y
70 the youns aod they have resolved 70 hevoeo th
selves. with renewed SEAL TO this very impostas. and
much despised cause.
An admiral report on spsrmatcrrh3s. or cent
nal weakness, the vice Of Onansm, msstur,ation,
| BY the cor susing surgeon. will be mt BY mail (in
sealed enves pei free vi chsreo on receipt Of 1vO
sTAMrs for postage oshe reports and tracts on the
nsture ana treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, ne
constantly being published for Grstuitoes dstri-
BUTTON and will b. sent TO the aicted Some % the
ne remedies and methods Il tvsstnsnt die oversd
DURING the last year are Of great vai0e.
Address for Report or treatment, Ia. J. Skill
| LIN HOU9HrON, Acting Surgeon, Howard A.-o-
citation, No. 2 south Ninth street. PAilsAelphis.
Pennsylvania
D order Of the Directors.
1zRA d 0DARTW1LL. Prssdl<sf.
0DO. PAIROHlLD, 6sw00vy. Js2s-wr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Mississippi & Missouri B. 3,

Trains run BY Chicago time, which 1. twelve min
utos faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, April nth, 1863, and unsii
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, fer
Muscatine, Columbur City Washington and Iowa
Oily (6undays exospt~dD ~ follows:
Ist Express and n all Train At ESQ n
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicago daily, San
lays excepted as follows:
lat NAL Train, at ~ 10 A n
I'd hxpress Train, At SIC u
Train. arrive At Davenport daily. Sundays szssp
tsd) ~ iollows:
FROM TEE EAST.
lst Dxprsss Train u s25 A.,
ID Mail Train, At as u
FROM TnE WEST.
list y all Train, st o20pn
Trains run BY Chicago time. which Is twelve min
otes fahter than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport viii make oonnections
ct Coufnbs City, Washington and Iowa City With
the Western etage Co's stages for all point. ws1.
The Passenger Train connects 81 Rock Island With
Ohitsso Rock Island Railroad trains for ell Ints
last, North and South.
Passengers -. reminded OF the necessity Of giving
lfsnct dir ecton to the destination Of thes bag
gage, also before fading hsiS seassin
the cars.
N. b. The Morning 10 10 A M trsir for the East
connects IT Joliet With trsiss On ire Michigan Cen
al at the Junction with trains on the Pru-
burg, Ft wsyne Chicago X =; IT Chicago with
trains on the nichigsn Southern and Michigan Gen.
Eal Rail Roads.
sprla JOHN =. TRACY. sup,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Joy = n d Ola d n z -
H1s been brought
TO MANY nom IS AND FAMILIES,

(,INOR the introduction Of that World Renowned
y medicine. DIR NAkN'S AGUh BAIsAA, in
the Western Country, ana especially the past season.
It has brough, health and happines into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon record The question
would naturally arise, why 10 ths9 Because II does,
IN all In the shortest time arrest chils, fever
ard ague Ia Its wsrst sorm, and In ~ cases per-
forms . spesdy Persons residing In mo la .ious
districts using this bssam occasionally during the
ticky need have fears Of attach Of ague
1t Is therefore highly recommended ~ sr even
tative, il used In small doses daily during par
ticrlar time when this class Of diseases y II. =
For want Of space We can only offer Q few Of the
many evidences in it, favor.
Bucyrxs, ohio, FEB. 18th, 1853.
DR.. MANN l. co, Gallon, Ohio Cenfs we
are at loss TO find language sufficient " portray TO
the public the great which your celebrated
Ag1e BdtsGn. 10 held 10 this community. The fact
10 never fails 70 cure asu9 IN its worst FORMS and
We can sell nothing else. Yours &c,
HOLBnRT 4 TAILOR, Druggists.
C0rinth, Mtss, Oct Goth. 1865.
MRSeRS. 4. K. MANN b CO. Gents - Having
It thoroughly In many severe cases Of Icing standing
where all OF the popular remedies OF the day had
failed, found In all cases, your Balsam effected .
safe and speedy cure 1t II just the medicine We
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Nss0 York, FEB 23d, 1858.
MESBRS K MANN T. CO.-Gents IL have
1T our house In st. Louis, sold your Ague BalsAm
three years. and have carefully observed its ef
fects, snd must In candoT say, / do not believe Il
has an equal In the history oil medicine for. TO my
personal knowledge, cures permanently every case,
and bavs known IL used after al other remedies
had failed, with the same happy result. have no
hesitation in pronounoipg 1t the greatest discovery
ever made in Intermittent remedies. and q perfect
triumph chfls, fever and ssue.
Respectfully, o. WOOD b 90.
s. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Ga.
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
RAILROADS
inter. .As-s0se Qesesessl,

+, inter .As-r0ss QeseseSss,
I'm "A after SUNDAY Dec. 9Th 1858, and aAtil
Ofurther notice trains with leave RocA lslaad daily
Sundays excepted, As follows:
LIST mail train 81 lo20AA
ID freight lI.l5AM
I'd night express SlbP. II.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, eundays e.
cepted, ~ follows:
LIST night express ~ 8.nA.M -.
I'd freight trains u 9mP u
3D. mail train at 7S0P n
All trains this road In direc; CONNIE zion a
Chicago with trains both the Michigan anuts-rn
Michigan Contra, Pit,sLurs, Port wayne and Ch.ca-
90 Rail Road TO and from Detroit, Toiesio,
Cleveland, Cclur.nus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dmkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New Yorh.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Warrington. Aiso q
LaSalle with trains OF the Illinois Central Rosd-
North TO 0alena and South 70 81 Louis and Cairo =
which pisces tickets can b procured Of
w. b. 6remnelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, b. \. Depot, nock Iaiand.
Passengers reminded Of tho necessity Of givina
distinct directions the destination their bss
gage Also TO procure tickets before taking their seso
In the the conductors collect fares only
tions the line Of the Chicago nock Island Railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Supsrtnts1dens.
". n. wHrTNAs, Asst Snp't.
kook Island. Dec. 8, I6As tdtfl
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COx,s 6elaJlne,
Notice.

A q, y0t1oQ vin - q tse ~ q 0ASlooo Z
IA fr1o valil ~ 1evte 1uDA ~ Dsy1oee ~.
- - = 49, ns40 0nasA Go0Dae ~ ~ lntes
II jDS ~ - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

from the rrAyc-and their work Of mercy 10 not halt
completed. Try them. They arr warranted
HERRlCK d BkO.
Practical Chemists, Albany, y.
Sold at wholesale and retail by all DrugHists ~
Davenport. and BY Dealers everywhere
?. r. X. II l.. n. PALMKR. Travelling Agts.
auR29 dAv2ipegelyr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
MEDICAL.
Flagg'sGOOd Sanlarllam's
Isssseedtate Rcgts

Immediate 1scsss
comes when you do not expect 1t.
THIS IL On Internal end Rssernsl Medicine, CON-
i posed u Roots, Herbs, and Barhs, such ~ oni
sarih to cure all Complaints IL We only snew what
they were. And now the Good oanArisAn brings y
good news and glad .idipgs.
v ~ - Dssc0Ucre1 i! ~
Suffer No longer; 1t Is . relief.
BY THE APPLICATION o.
NaQQ's Good Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
Ton can be cured OF the following complaints: such
- Tooth Ache Ia enc minute, 70 the most painful a.
taoks Of Rheumatism nine cases ous OF ten, In lees
than one hours time, vx'-aead Ache, Ear Ache
Neuralgia, Conghs Colds, Asthma Bronchitis Group
SPINAL Affections Pain in the Bsok or Side Stiffness
In the Jonts, Collie and Crsnp Pains EryspslAs,
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises. Burns
eprains. ChAryed hsnds, Frosted Feet and Chill.
blsns.
II not the intention Of tAe undevslsned 70 assert
Tor this medicine that II will do impossible things. OF
eure all manner Of diseases; for the old saying 10
"a medicine that good for every thing Is good fol
nothing" Its true We only claim 70 cure one
line OF diseases and for the shovenamed complaints
TINS meutcfne Is vithoCt an eQ0oi.
The best proof you can have the merits Of ar
tcle. In TO see what u will do NY operations on
Pains are decidedly the most efectuA, by the april
cation Of this wonderful, medicine, OF any In the
country THIS 10 admitted b. al Who have tried IL
would have the public understand that h.vs
no humbuk article TO dispose Of would Re IN the
business II the same truly and purely serti.
mate Ny medicine II held, In all places where Ii has
been used In the highest esteem, ana Il 10 my whole
aim to mako II 40 smoLs all. The binding duty
which u forever and eIernay nxed on mankind Il
to forward the Interests Of the human fani
~. 7 ,e snnc Cd have bsen deceived by pcling uE
circulars with fictitious testimonials them, and
have been tuduced 10 buy without seeking the proof
have thousands OF testimonials, which have beer
sent 70 me n. N di6ersot parts Of the Union bat
prefer showing the wales Of ny medicine, BY curins
free OF charge, all those coupiaints, whenever Their
| 10 IN opportunity 10 do %.
~ 4 Nesro! dtsossss Msds 10 Dvxsststs a..
| WAoiesole Dealers.
| BAaHEs 90, Genera Asents, Davenport
| lows. =. r. LITTL1R. Travelling Ag.nt. J. Y
| WrLHY, retail dealer, Wet 0eoaod street, Daven
| port, and KEEP Constantly and By the fol0wiD
| Agents-TAyIor b Ba'lord. Davenport @ y ebt
| De witt; Fellows, Asquoketa " Delden, NJ
Quokets: Wm buYltson, Buckhorns Look 4 Co
Fremont; Jas = Ryisnd, Monmouth; 0re.n Wy
| oming n Bronson, Wyoming; q Spear 4 Co. Il
| bell; Metcslf, Orahsm 4 20, Ansmoss; Simo
| Strauss, Fairvi.v; John Holman, epringville
| Rmmet 4 Brubaker, Cedar Rapids. H Rin,ine l. 9,
| Cedar Rapids: eohn ssltt, NJ Vernon; Arm
strong Shanllin, Lisbon; J P Lahs, Mechanic,
willie !; T MoOlsiland 1 90, Mechanicsyills; G.
Bagley, Tipton r Garter, Anamosa.
| oo91 dI-wN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

The Cash system
1Sthe only one TO ensure the buyer against frauA
xbad management, bad buying and poor stock.
When be buys from q house that doee NO credit
business he doss OF guar others Indebtedness
bat is always sure 70 get GOOD Stock, and At pri
ces that will enforce success There Is no busnesl
liable 10 TRICKS and traps Of trade the lqaor bu
siness and ifyou would avoid the poisonous drug
sold b. peTsons who do credit businets and only
calculate receiving nfty cents the dollar al
they cell, buy from the CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
IMPORTERS AGENT
AND WBoLRsALE DEALEn IN
Brandles, Wines and Cigars,
No. 100 RAHDoLPn ssaEEr, ousaAeo, IL.
Jy12dly
FORSALEORLEASE,
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots In -
~ Addition TO the town Of Port Byron.
These lots arc eligible and handsomely situated -
che bank Of the Mississippi They vii Be sold On ~.
tonable terms.
FOR particulars inquire Of nessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles ]. ROGERS DsQ LeClAiSo,
or Of JOHN KING,
Dand Ageut. No So Brady street.
n Also. nupsAeYless desirable pieces Of land IN
and near the cities Of Davenport and lie Claire, and
near Port Byron. nov90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

Keep II in your Fa-aily. for Sickness
! comes when you do not expect 1t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

Benrvo snf Instltvsio~ esfsIltsAeh ty special IN
dosme~t, for Ae Reiiy Of hc aset a"d
Dtsfyessed, a61tctSa sctsA psrsisnf
smd Eptdssnto Diseases.
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ing be erected for the purpose of placing in it the
boilers, &c. Laid over.
message from the First Branch was also re
ceived, covering an Ordinance for the paving ant
grading of Rose alley, and an Ordinance for tht
paving of Will street, between Philpot and Dock
The Clerk then read the reports of the Trus
tees of the McDonogh Educational Fund, In
sttute Fund, and of the Fire Commissioners
Mr. CoLToN moved that so much of the latter re
port refers to the building of two more engines
be referred to the Committee on Fire Companies
Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. McCoMAs, the Branch then ad
journed until tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
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AMUSEMENTN.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Miss Vanderhoff
will appear as Pauline in the Lady Of Lyons, and
Mr.. Swinbourne as Claude Menotte. Phenomenon
IN a Snaock Frock is the afterpece with Mr.. Stod-
dart as Sowerberry and Miss Jefferson as Betsy.
The CAMPBELLs.-Carroll Hall was crowded last
night to witness the performance of Matt Peels
Campbell Minstrels. The celebrity of this troop is
performance after tonight, our citizens had better
take the opportunity to see them. A large portion
of the audience last night were ladies.
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The anthracite coal trade thus far the present season. as
Of Py the Rsadng % 1 Raoad 1 Of 49, $ o tons by
Of S o s Of ' e Rsfg n
I m s Reans 6 the week sn
ThSrsa2y RS a5 wa 2os tons m rho ro. c.nr h.
sra and yerE satisfactory meeng IN London on the 9th
Rs quite m and R RfRh sEs
force and eon6dence M the resources Of the
who recently the line, regard the value Of
aadsa s Of Nj M cSdsn bat was % to e % the
York Board, which rendered in consequence of an
d % M osborn fTe could GHnPna 1 do
personal convenience and the distinguished speaker
a1d hg9 @ IN Ee e Would yS G be Hong
ges The Letter Of Mr. Osborn was finally laid on the table
loan of about foo instead of assessing the shares
The circular Of Mr. satterthwae, by the Europa, says
Since our last there has been fair demand for american
the best class of Securities taken, viz United States per
Sana Bonds and Erie Bonds s some purchases
have ale been made in Mchgan Central per cent Bonds
mnished traffic has been carried proportonate dimnu
New York Central shares steady IS Illinois Central
shares have been Very fiat being done before the meeting of
prove them 81 dis at which they close sellers The Com
mee appear to hope that they can arrange oan which, if
GGnsoIs have given away during The last few days from
cent and f@r dseSant at 2gas per cent 49,
committee oil lhe ONO Legislature TO
tige defacation and the Ohio
andrns Co and the Canal Bank Of Cleveland, are nearly
ready to report One Of the Committee is now in Canada in
communication with Mr. Bresin who it improbable,
he induced Ohio The investigation in all
the above has been thorough the Bresn
is understood will mpcate leading citizens of
Ohio
AMERICAN sECuRITIES.-Messrs. D. Bell, Son & Co.
report follows:
"Dung past week there has been continued good de-
mand cf American State Securities and active business
has been done in them For railroad securities there has also
been improved demand, and considerable invest
have been made in the rstcass bonds especially in
the first mortgage per Sterling bonds of the Peruvian
Railroad at the price Of % with dividend from October last
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pDIJDF yNTET JJGENTE

Francis Bogue was arrested on Sunday night by
officers Sherer and Claridge, suspicion Of hav-
ing set fire to two story frame house on Fawn,
President street. belonging to the estate of the
late Godfrey Myers. The accused underwent an ex-
animation before the Mayor yesterday morning, but
as there was no evidence to crimnate him he was
d;och
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-25

About two o'clock yesterday afternoon fire
broke out in the house corner of Charles and Hen
rietta streets, owned by Mr.. B. Stretman, and oc.
cupied by Mr.. Samuel Linthicum grocery. Mr..
L. sustained loss of about $50, while Sl00 will
cover the damage done the house. Sergeant
Crouch, with the assistance of some of the neigh
bors, succeeded in putting out the fire without
raising an alarm
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-25

The director of La Scala at Milan, has been pre-
vented by the monetary crisis which prevails in
Lombardy from paying his performers. This is the
first time such failure has occurred there.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
CALLlo-Br. ship JOS Tarrdto.
900 tons guano, Barril 4 Muir.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Str. Pdtapsc0.
20 pkgs. wine, W. T. Walters 4 CO. 25 do, H. Straus &
Bro; do, Sharp, Carr Co., 500 pkgs. mdse B. o.
r. r.; 800 do, sundry persons
NEW YoRK-Str J. r. Thomson.
65 bags coffee, 25 kegs soda 100 bds iron 1875 kegs
lead 60 pkgs dry goods 70 boxes candles sundry per
JAcKsoNvILLE-Brig Hannah Balch.
$4,000 feet lumber, Perry, Trowbrdge Scott
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do do do '65...;;;:..... - S6
Penn. Central per cent. lst mort. S0.... SO "a 81
The Times Of Friday says 'In American Securities, Hi
no Central improved afts regular hours discount
and quotes actual sales: Freeland Ss0 do shares 35
Sif dis New York Central Sinking Fund s3 New York
and Erie per third mortgage 705 Pennsylvania Cen
trail per first COX Ohio and Pennsyl
Improved Bonds, 7SG77H.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY. January "a. 1889
$500 Nd 6's, ',O.lOihl shs B & 0. RR $50. .564
500 n. c. RR bds 'S5 25 " 90 boo. .562.
cash .70l AFTER BOARD
shs Bank Of Com. pa 100 shs. n. c. RR bG0. .201
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Sailing of the Steamer North American.
PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-The Canadian screw steamer
North American, having been repaired, sailed for
Liv erpool this afternoon.