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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-30
STATE OF MAINE.
ApJrrlNr GrSERsL's OFucE. I
Augusta. March IL, 1860. \

Aes"s'@' ''N'N" -
General order, No. D.
The nine Military DiSisions ~ the State
are hereby Annulcd. and all Division OH.
GER are honorhhly discharged from further
srvics in he Militia.
Three new Divisions are hereby created,
10 he arranged a. follows;
Tlrst Division 20 compose the counties ct
Washington, Hancock. PcuobscOi, AroOs'
took and Piscataqui-.
second Division, tho counties Of Waldo
Lincoln. Sacadahoc, Kenneboc and somerset.
Third Division, the counties 81 andre
sco.gin. Cumberland. York, Os'ori aud
Franklin.
BY orirr ot the Commander-in Chief.
DAVIS TlLLSON, Adi't General.
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The bulIius loo Conway, kaovn a. Fay''
MILL. ana occupied asa turning shop by
JOAN lu-hlm. AM asa saw mill ~ VIM.
i. Fay. was destroyed BY Gre On Weine'-
DAY morning. L., from S2ooo % 5000.
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| b. b.. been dolly ar1piat,I by she hpupr,bie
JrIss uf Probate Tor thr ClIuJy af Oxford, AMI
as.uus ths trust 90 slrili- .alor ui thr estate II
SlBLCY CHASE Lie Of Paris,
IN .,iI County. I.rri.sl. hy giving bond as lhe
ls J.r-rI.. " therefor, r,lu,.fs aH prrsuu.
par- Inhibited to che estate ui slId deceased o.
usks inu-.ilttr payments apI Ga be- Whl have
ar. Jlnl1i. tharr1s O., exhibit che same tn
Mra. .O.lst1. HENRY T.. HAMMOND.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Also, Just PuuLtsnFp,
PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATES;
buckeye Rotating Harrow.

I'NRuERs de.iron. 81 ayailiig them'el's. o.
4 ihi. aa,,blc improvement ca he 'nppl'sd
.,ti th- C.nif. 90 Pivot loo. % vhich the iiar-
me rryoI,... With instruction.. 90 maAing The
same. GA ,ppltc,t,an t. the suhsctilsrm Bisde-
food. re. These Irons may b. sent BY express TO
any pad ~ the STATE.
4 ru Illustrating this lliruw may H. seen 10 the
rep,u ~ the >ecret,ry OF th- linatd II AUicul-
tar Gr the ,eir 1855. Al.o town aad o0uaiy
r,hts ior ,ai- a. aln,c. Send or an Illustrated
cifcular; eacio.ing stamp 30 pay postage on the
..n,- AIlrr.. ions u. ALLEN,
Bnllelprd. Maiss.
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tSTED,
pLlsolutioa 81 Co.rartnership.

TIE c,paunsr,hp heretofore existing lstweeu
! =. q. NofcTos. sni Robert ilan, catered
into fr thr purprse of manufacturing lumber and
barrels. al Soulh Paris, Maine. b. thi. day dis-
s,lved by Mutual cuaseui. An persoas Indebted
10. o. having aay dsmtpis sgainst said conran,
ave rslassied l. settle ,he sane with Robert
I,u :. T.. NORCROSs,
ROBERT HALL
Pal. T.hru,ry =. Is6O
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400 Dollars an Acre!
crLrrYArrNc caANnEnnrrs.

GUILTY. AIlNt tHhNbENhitN.
Rive acres viii make an inlrpsnisn, income :
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT
A. Pleasant MilI.. Allaaie County. n. J.
1000 acre. of ihi. land lgr sale by !. 7. HUBD.
Gmsrly Of Norvss, Me-, a. good y. there IL 10
New Jersey, on favorable tcfmi,-lI cash, and
the balance % thrca ycars.
Persons car see i.ms. ~ oomirg here, Which
r.,,i,ced asi wear los hushals of Ciasbcrrics a.
,he acre anI soli ior ; rs pee bu.Asl. The cost
Of gelin. this hud toto CwnbCuies l. SNAIL.
compared with the incHne, and when once 10, are
a permanent crap, seeding no cultivation. costing
nolhing hu, tie picking, Which u 2j cts. bash.
81. They ate nov woIlh $500 "a bushel ia PLil.
adslphm.
P'iro ct land $40 an acre. Address I. T..
lURD, Baisio 4. o., Pleasant Mills, Atlantic
ca. Nj
Feb, %, 1850.
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Wuu,.IJN, March -. Toe Pos, Of
Co. COMMITTEES u tao House, this m0yaius,
after a two days argument, resolved, with
bat one dissenting voice that .as inland
postal service should Do restored q il. cJn-
diu5n IA tls 81 0l March l,jJ. and ia.
,;rse,,J iheis chairman % Psyparo and To-.
port a t,.. 1r that purp7ss O. spssal
meeting u. the c1uuitts. tomorrow. Tie
EsTr.. .u;.uyss aud senators from Abba.
ma, Mississippi, Add slash Carolina bad
their last cgu.creuc1 Yesterday, aul decided
that iu view Of tls National Convention.
Which ars ab5u; o. assemble, Dc was aIyisa-
be O. postpone tie PROPOSED Atlanta Coz.
ference gugi. alter tls Pry,ilcay.al election.
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WASHINGTON AND EVERETT,
Including a View Of Mo4nt Vernon,

In The Engraving 81 Washington. These 'plen.
did cneuvinrs are iron original piintiags by
II;cks, and are sagCiyri on strel "a The highest
.t,I. at AT. They afr each 25N3J inches, ssst
eoai,fn,ag or sYgl,s f,,i - many coitsr, MS
cradle picture, have been pilmei ui'on the publlc
q. Wo,k. 81 att--and especially ~ cheap, black
add muddy engra,in-s-t Il - titicult 90 coz
vince prfson. 81 taste that they are safe 20 order.
log what they have not hfst -esn. We have paid
tho fret atti.is their UUn prices, amInniing 90
turny "a iuslni dlllars. 10 produce en-taN ,ng.
rli, b-lutifil ~ srl A. the beet p1Itia,ts, au'l
that .h,l, b. splendid ornaments 10 any parlor'
E,FOaailasiAH can Be- rshsd o..
Tn. editor Of the Sew York Oh.erver say.;-
" These snguiyiugs arr senuiuc works ui art-ths
I,k-nr..ss are aI.aiab-. Tho paur,it of Nc.
Everett viii sake precrdrncc Of al o,hers."
Tao New York Chri.tiaa Advocate says, "They
a.. amoag the Gne.t engrivings We have ever
s.rn. anI TnE PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY fRoh
ISE."
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will send post paid. -eeurl, packed ia
rolI~r., either Engra,ing and a 50 Magazine, one
year. for So; b1lh Ensmying', and q 50 Maya
iias. one year. f'r -.
Agent, VII, remi, $50 At one time. viii have
an extra copy OF each snsfaEias' Inc hasahiie'
arr
narpef's,
The KnickeTbocker,
GOdey's Lady's Book,
The Atlantic,
Blackwooi.
Nv special arrangement, the en,ire ieir's sub.
,cr,ptiou 10 ibe Magazines - paid over by ~ 10
their pnblishers, AMI Subscribers receive their
.upul, lor the vcar direct fosn their respective
puiiicat,on Office. The cost Of the eugraViags -.
paid only by The difference between The Iove''
wholesah ani the regular price The hass ''ne'.
Engpvings zen; ~ once, aud ."h.e''l'' :"
o,herwi,e ordered. Money at oas risk u proof 70
retained Of ha,ins been maiiei' f,rs' impressions
are l,,t. ,hersiore sead early. Addfess.
"'' q. ~. BAILEY X CO.,
,.,wm. IIsll 4 son's Music sIorc,)
r.. oi.ssi, 5l3 Droalway, Nev-York.
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NV OatE,Ns, Marca -. The priE5
steamers N.nm0n and Marqac.c, ana tho
s.oop-0i.var Pr,b.c are al anchored opp.
site the city TIE Prg5,e brings l2O pri'-
opers among whom are coumoiors Marin
AMI bis two suns. TleTrl' steamers bring
" prls5u.u.
Tho prisoners from tle Marques were
taken O. ,ls P.n.l ps-ln by tus &. $.
Marshal. Their trial has be,u postponed
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STATE or MAINE.

suprsme Jsdieisl Coat, January Tern, 1859.
ANBEoseoGGIS, 81
Mary Ann PIKE Of Oxiord. ia our Couniy Of Or.
Isnl. VIZ. of Dudley Pike in said OSlord, 70.
Saul ". Harm. OF Minoi he siid CJuaty Of
Andpscoggin. and Ia II.ui, Of said Misot.
alleged ifustr-.
4 M now. 90 ,ugys siioa to the Court that the
"A defendant. nj The tine n the service " the
w,ii. was Mt an inhibit,at ~ the STATE, and had
~ tenant. sgrnt ~ attorney Nithin the same. that
hi. gools 90 estate have bcrn attached IN this se-
too, aai that he has had 40 npiice 81 said suit
and attachment.
sOHDTREp. that nptice n the pendesey
81 this sat h. giVsn 10 the said dsiend,st, by
pubishing an atte.ted copy 81 this order. togeth.
~ With az abstract OF plinud's writ, three
week. snscessi,sl, ia the ONiati Democrat. .
nsw,p,p-r pfiuiri AZ Paris, % tae Couaiy of "s.
6fd. thu hst publicition ~ be ut lee thaa 20
days before the neat term II this Cour. 90 10
hoiien II Aul1u. withn and iof the Coas,y Of
Aadfo.cog gii. on the 1urth Tassihy ~ April.
is60. that aid defendant may thea add thsis
appear. and answer 10 sIii .ait Il he shall SEQ
6ah-s.
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cULTIVA TO R S (!

THE su'.srisu are manufacturing SAWrTH's
L rArTNr trtriy,ruH Am llnhsT IlnI,
on implement that every hr1rr or-bt io have, ior
ID b. surely thr greatest 'l'r saving machine that
slu o. bad .nI thr n1p-f 90 costs. u is an iu.
pl.u.at th,t can o. u.ri 1r nsruv1s. cllt,at-
cog. anI hur.ug. aaI d1rs H., votk perfectly 49,
With our uiitr.r tl1's hDe,ng ear h. DONE With
b.. th,u urr.h,.l ihr h'1r required viIhuui oar.
n :. julab'r. simple in Dc construction, cheap 10
pnrr. alI-gtrli in o. upsrtuu.
Planners, icy then, ani II thg 'ai, 700. boy
then; il MT, deny them.
brown & BISBEC.
NORWAY. March. 1850.
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Farm g. Mills for Sale.

'VIlE .ub.c,,brr on-f. or ale hi. FARM asd
| MILLS, situated ~ BUCkflELD VII
i.AGE.
SAD f,rm contain. abba, 100 acres oi land, o.
,ooJ o,r,I,t,. The LuiIdinss are all new and 10
guDd i'psir.
Al.o ny Mil. which j. .iiaitel on IS goods
pti,ilrse a. there !. IN the County.
VII eel them 20 yeIhsr or .sp,r,te. fo,..,s.ss
given the 6rst of April. ADDISON q COLI.
Blrk6eld, Dec. 1859. -
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TN. sl'srrii,r hsrrh, gives pulItc notice that
l d. De. b.rI dpir arr1iufrIh, tlr llpn1uhie
JrIsro' Probate nf ilr CluHi, of ON1ui. ani
...traI thrtfu.tai 4 niu.strator of che estate II
Asa T. KEEN hir uf Samrrr.
o. s,tI C1ulr,. deceased. ty givi1g hood "a. The
bw I.rrrf.. a. tbrrri'rr requests sil prrs1ns
vnpnIrt lrhirJ t1 tae estate oi shtd dco'is 81,
tl ua., tm Mediate plyurlii lnd is'sc "hu have
ar, If.nIB.I. thereon. Oh exhibit ths same o.
M.nb al.Is60. ALIEN. =. TIANEG.
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80, I'D Couniry Pro1ree
ruUHlp,r, Nlr,h -, isGo.

Corrected ~esA, Zoe The ONiarl penocatlr
NsnairrS Gfasu, P.rillaf, saa llrbhad
= ilammonl. Pans.
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MARRIED.

o. PARE. llh. o., J,ho psnrru. r,l., Ch,tls.
" Chase 90 Me- Mary O. riri. t1ia ui Pare.
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~ Bethel, r7A. pa.rg,an ,oi,a, aged -.

TUE snh.rthrf hgrsl, .,vss public notice that
1 D.. Lr. iu-r1 tl'y spHliHt.I ht tbr hra'rahis
J1I-r ri Probate CO. che Ca.iat, Di pshri, 'nd
ls.lulli che trrst uf Ndm.1..trit1r ~ thr estate
AlyAll GILBERT bt- IT nusk6eli,
o. .,lI Coluty, deceived. by givu, bod a. The
t,s directs. a. Therefore rItssis az person'
wb, alc ini-hirl 90 che estate ui shid b. easel &.
OBJ sake inn.liat- payment; All ,hnsc who have
ans d-.aabl. thsrrpn tnsNhihit the .1rne a.
Mach ~. IS,l. JOSIAH Ilt JOHNSON.
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EDe La e.

There Z. 90 m.jrine. AZ the present thy. l vn'r'
.5 sish s. Psrry Davis. Pain kilkr. have
r.aiit ia m, f,n,l, &C. yeaui ,a every inst'ac'
% has proved , srycriso rrvsd,. tested b.
qssUt, tn-ds, on severe barn, aai iouud i, al.
that rsald o. ds.,rrJ \. u. MILNE,
EIIi.t eft Nrsss'ger.
rouugue., Ca'.7, , ID, IT,. lS17.
v-ssrs. rruy pa,isS Sao:-Gsr'',mrp-hL
av, us. a. go r,s ~,,1s..of he so.l' good vh',h
,orf ,sc,Usai raip k,H.t, bss j.ar amans'i ihr
r,tr. ,r M,ie,n. ', la's hr ihs god ~ othrrs,
taat q. i.urs. s1I bh. i.ern &c ,-,r', thr great
au,., url,ri,-. w have lauai Be- ,,s,..,a, 30
.,ysr a.I a-ar, % cr ghs, collie j,sr,p..h. nsf-
500. h-,I.sb-, gr,,r'. &c. Toe .o.roiHouoa Of
,bs Pl1 KIrr has i-ra "a sr,,t D .rss,al Co 'hr
phalc caI1-,. MANUEL !. GONStLyES,
N.ri.tsr ,f,he G,.ps' ,aJ s'- ct che Majsr,nn' g.
~uH O., a-rats sv.fvhefr
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f,n,rN,cr or rlaIsrIrT', wRIrl

Debt on q julsrDent recovered before Term Of
The sap. Jud. Court. holden az Paris, 10 our sa'd
County n OXior,i, au the second fussday ~ IA.
gust. 4. -. IsJs, Gr dstt. s3l6 50 costs. sli %.
execution. : rs. ahi oGicer'. GO S3.D. is-
tcicst. Sig %.
Date u wit. August ?. lsj9.--Ad damnun.
$500.
\ true copy II the Oder Of Court. VITA alb
sirirt Il b. writ.
Arsa. ID. PULsIFER. Cl,rs.
$500
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UvHCRCAs, nv wf. Eunirr Buitrrfsil,
w Ia. Vithot cause leit my bed and l,,ui,
Ilusistb fithil 30 lcrson. iron Trusting her ou
M, account, ~ shall pay No deHs If her con.
t,.rt,nr. JOHN BUrTERFIELD.
u,oau6sII. ONrord Co., Ne, March a., lsG1.
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ARRIVED At LAST {!

@-ANaN@ 49, -
'TutT great cargo or good. which ha. license
i aaN.ousr saisi Co.,.
Has T.. lcngth Arrived. Como and
see!
Tbs,ey bet a,.oumsat or
New Fall & Winter Goods
Ju.i received 1t
CIV. VERRILL CO.'S.
Il. jr', the place 90 'r'eo'a
T Ovy GO - - - 80
From an c,srl-a, ,au,yo'
NCw STYLE rLhIpS.
PRINTS, Sc, &c,
At EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
Nou Will al.o Co.'s
Full Supply of Ladies' Cloth,
or,rt cotoE, ,sp ,H,pts.
ALL wool p,LAlNES. rLhNNEiS,
sh,ul.. N,r.s,Ilr. suI l.io,n bo.om., Scaff..
Poe ~hlu. arI Sliu.pg. Sasisipl Shirs. Wool.
90 >h.u. bnI puiarT., GrHt' ana laiie.'
Gtu,rs ANu ilustHHt 49, large a'sor''
mrat I'd
THICK WOODEN GOODS,
Co8.siirg 90 part Of
German Broldcloth; Cashmere,
pOESKIN~ OF sii c,'or' hnl qualiti,'.
C,,hmer,ur. ua,oa Cla,h. S,uin,u., French
rgisI. TvcsIs, Sc, Sc.
We al.s k,sp Al VOL. Hemp, aai oil Car.
r.tius. constant, un h,oi; Slrstngs. Tick',
>mr-,, p,aIm.. Dale, tui'.' fnunel', s..
DOMESTlC&WlL ron WOOlsN YARN,
Ofau,Aa.-. large qa,a'iiyo Of
Ladies' Kid and Cloth, Cater md
Congress Boots,
Together ui,h Sh8s.aa Gubbcr. ofall sorts.
MEMS noors. SHOES AM GunDERs,
The best assortment of Hats aud Caps,
Tob, ,uadia the county.
A new recruit Of
GLASS AND CROCKEgY WARE;
Gallery; II.rd~ar,: Glass; Nails; Paint. aad
Ous. SC, Sc.
WsB'as,s ksfn choice SELECTION 81 WEST
INDIA GOODS apI GROCEGiE~' suHng
which will be- flpbI che beet hriHd- FIGURE
Nlhssrs: Yauug liy.on ani oollng Ieasi Java,
Ei1,ni Grouni Cudcr; ~uyar.; Rnisins S'lefa.
Go. spices; Cuunnt.; soda; salt, laid; Picked
IIs,r,ns; Fluid; Cauph-ue; Lamp aui hrfo-
,,ne OF aai i.amps. r,.h; rork Vt our oWn SALT
ins; 40 kihds OF Tobacco IN The marActi ani
thousand Other articles, net "u this lest, which
cash aaI -. equivalent Will brius al a'tonishins-
iy lpv hgurgs.
I've, one, wishing OF not wishing 60 purchase,
Of. r,.pertiuIi, inyiteI 10 call ani examine the q.
buSe guu.s.
VERRILL, 81 CO.,
Opposite the E'm House,
NORWAY VILLAGE. lE.
Norway, Octol'or, ls59 10
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Ground Plaster.

y,,IIE subscriber. having sia'isi MILL ior
rrinlog PLASTER, at Wet Par. : alinn.
i rrepar,d 1, ,utnish rIRE GROUND Pas.
TER A IA, LOWEST 2 tTE>, inhrge or .uall
o,,,ptiiis.. SAMUE IL u. LOCKE.
Wet Pa,is, Tsh. 6, 1850. 2f
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Medicines,

sueh a. Ayers Sarsapirilh, Ayers Cherry Pee
tor,I, Aver Cathlrtic Pills. Wright. Indiaa
vegrtable Pill.. Ksnasl,'. Medical Discovery.
Dr. CLARK. Potent Chevy syrup. Dovn'. nal.
.amic Elixir, Week. Magic Compound. Davis
PAN Killer, I.ingley's Iiuer., Jafk's Biiists,
risk'. Pou VIM Bilters, BroWn's Tfoches, A..
~eIl's Bitters, Castor Oil. Olive OIL. Csmphor
Gum, Bryan's Pniaonic WaG-fs, Hair Dys, Nil.
Ie,'. Condition Powders Zoe hor.es. liunrirs co.
cu,ine fis the hair. IIurnsii's Wash Tor rcno'ing
tan and fcckl-s, Sc Al.a the Celebrated Russia
s.lyc. ID. Gandin'. Excclsior SilVe, Italian Ad-
he.iyr salvr. fly Psper AND Strychnine lor MI
ling Flies. Bng' anl I,eirs d.. MtT.halPs ca.
nr,h SAUL, With lots ct SHAVING 4 TOILET
soar. ffcnch pcfhmery. Lyon's kaihiiron,
spiMin;'. Rasem,ry. Colognc. hy The Quart or
le.s. Pore BEARS OIL by the Qn,n or less.
WaBi'. Ll,ir Restorative, dds and Esseaces of
nefgam1t l.ernoa. Chcrkcrlruy, Peppermint.
&C.. Gua Arab,c. Sponges. &c.
The sloss goo's have bcea purchased Tor each
lpsn. anl wil H. .old 81,
SATISFACTORY PRiCEsl
lisa. /, f,lly prcp,red - pot IN perfect 70.
pair al Mai. ~ WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEwELRY, ADD
Warrant 10 give Satisfaction
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE Ar SHORT NOTICE.
FTCishp,i f,r Oh Gold anI silver.
BrfHfL HIT. 1859. IS
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WATCHES GlViN AWAY!l

4 GIFT, raiaNi f,Ow Too Dslias 10 Dc, Hss-
died Dallas Frss ~sfA su,sy Book
soid al Retail Pr,ssi
a. last oas saieA 20 gsDsnf,,d 20 stoy ~ beols
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%. T.hmarr 81. Is00-
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III CHINE S 81 y p
NORWAY VILLAGE, MI.

THE subscribers wouli respectfully announce TO
| Their friend. anI che fubIio generally, that
the, have catered iaio c1parlnr,ship, Coz the
,....artifitn pf the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

iots at e4c. 90 Prime do. iii two lbts at 90. 100
Mixed at 65, 500 Yellow Mixed ct G8, and 100
Prime White at 7sc. y bushel. Tie sales Of Oats
embraced some 3200 sacks ST. Loais, including
1900 at 4ic., 500 in two lots at IS, aad $40 ia four
lots at 86c. % bushel. OF Bran 800 sacks sold ait
Il ID, and 100 at II 20 u 100 Iba.
HAY. Sales 100 poor Western at $40 Oh, 40
at s25 90, and 200 Prime in tBo lots at s2s 60 %
tun.
PhovrsfoNs. ;. Pork was frms and we noticed
sales Of 800 and 200 bbls Mess At $40 90, with
good retail demand at $40 % q Dbl. Bacon was
retailing at ssse: for Shoulders. for Ribbed
sdes and 12se. D ID. for Clear Sides Of Lard
200 tierces Prime sold at 1870. g.
cogTEz,-..We did not hear Of sale Of any
| consequence.
IxDIA Baaere y bales sdid al 154e. b
/ yard.
WHISKY Sales g bbls. Reedasd and 20 Raw
on private terms.
FREIeHTs. Market quiet but Arun. we heard
Of no transactions worth reporting.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

The Exchange market has ruled in favor Of buy
ers and remitters through the week. On Thursday
and yesterday the rates for sight on New York
ruled from Jos prem. outside, aud at the counter
;. There were sales of bank checks yesterday at
prem. To-day the market was firmer, and cal
prem. the asking rate, that is, round sums at Il.
The outside inquiry was feeble, though drawers
were firm at s@4. The demand is diminishing
daily, and the eliminating point for Northern sight
funds has been attained. In sixty days sight there
were some transactions at 8t8i dis, the market
ranging from s@a down to i@F@l t2 cent. dis
Sterling has declined Clear bills were to be had
to-day at l0sk0loss for good, and 1lo for choice.
Bank rates varied according to sums wanted, say
from l10l@1l0g. Francs ranged at from l50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

III, and Bank bills At 0s4085 05 according to
sums wanted. The sales Of Tobacco for the week,
amounting to 1000 hhds,, will of course furnish a
basis for further sums Of exchange.
The Stock and Bond market has been quiet.
Some small struggling parcels of State Bank stock
jim all about 10 shares have been sold during Tile
week at 18s91s9, and 13 shares Pontshartr ain
Railroad at so. Louisiana State t}et. bonds are
selling in New York at 9sl.
OF the amount paid by the Canal Bank $loO,90O
were distributed here.
The next dividend will be by the Bank Of Loui-
siana on the Esd inst. 10 be followed BY the State
Bank on the 1st proxmo or tfereabouts, the Citi-
zens' bringing up the with its or 10 get. so
now, stockholders, pocket your dividends and
move onward
The semi-annHaI statement Of the Bank Of Amer
ica to the stockholders will be found below. 1T
presents very interesting detail of the workings
of the bank, and though the location Of the bank
ing house was derded at, results show that the
conrse pursued has been commended on mos
fayorably by its customers and stockholders. !
will be observed that there are 1908 depositors
which shows an increase of 522 for the last twelve
months.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
gw ohan gy csttnt gp1e Street. oadas aorns sny g. 1860
0ei1 Orleans 1aiIp Crestert.
FrsArCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Nen @rltans Hluntg sfMrAtt.
ceEseEsr OFFICE, No, % Camp str

Saturday Night, Ial5 7, 1850, ) |
With the great national holiday intervening, and
further depressing accounts from Europe regarding
cotton the week now closing has been attended, |
commercially, with extreme dnlness and languor
Iii financial affairs there has been more activity
than usual for the season OF the year. but the rates
Of interest are not higher than at this time last
year. The transient and cosmopolitan population
have about all taken their departure, leaving the
city to be taken Of by the old steadfasts and
won'tgo-away citizens. The demand for money
during the week has been active, and the calls on
the banks have been large for the season. The
present position Of the money market has been
foreseen, and caution on caution been suggested
for weeks and months, When some Of our banks
have calls for discounts at this season Of the year
for four times the amount Of income, as was the
case to-day and with diminished specie reserves,
the indications are that there has been over-trad
ing and over-spending, preliminaries bearing on
imitation for the future have been paramount For
tunately, the very large losses on cotton shipped
to England do not fall on our community. Our
banks have now very little exchange in jeopardy
nevertheless, the depressing intelligence from the
other side will have its effect on our market, part
cularly on tile opening Of business the coming
n. j
that at the last dates from Liverpool over one mil
lion and half bales of cotton, including the quan-
tity known to be at sea for Liverpool, were under
the control of the Liverpool importers, and almost
at the mercy of the Lancashire spinners. For
though there are large parcels Of cotton in, and
going into strong hands, yet there are consign-
ments going into weak hands, which will in all pro-
liability be placed on the market and give it its
tome and effect. With these several depressing
contingencies II can hardly be expected that we
can this evening write with glowing feelings. We
mote that the sales of cotton for this week in our
market have been only 1850 bales out of a reputed
stock of ~ 600 bales. For the corresponding week
Iaet wear the sales were $500 bales from stock of
Al oin bales. In tobacco the sales have been what
NAV ba termed resneetable. reaching 1000 hogs.
heads ont of a stack Of as ooo hocsheaas. against
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
G o NJ M E r GAL !.
Colin campbel s SONS Circular.

LyBRpoo1, Friday, June 15 Isi0
Under the most favorable circumstances and Immediately
necessity of nne and exporters could scarcely he looked for
and the meanwhile, money rather more in But IL
the demand for cotton has been moderate iye the nrvhls
what lately experienced and therefore,
further accumulation has taken place in stock Prices,
although qnoahy lower have again been irregular and
this need create surprise bearing in mind the magde of
ever iscOuaGng the present be- period Will and
thai before long when there be heavy drain npon the
contented 10 walt better opportunity of making sales. The
Manchester market took its tunc FROM this Tuesday last and
only moderate business done IN goods and yarn, hut
Drces were rather lower In n cotton which we have
included lB American speculation mud 800
American 80 Brazil 20 Egyptian and 5in snrat for
Tho mornings inquiry is moderae and the sales will proba
bly, not exceed 1000 bales
The above circular reads more encouragingly
regarding the inture. The advices received during
this week from Liverpool are up to the 27th nlt.
They have in all probability reached the maximum
of stock in liverpool and if there is not too much
cotton, or rather more than m ordinary share of
the stock held under advances, the above circular
indicates that there must be heavy demand ON the
stocks before long; but something Of bomb shell
thrown into powder magazine will, in all proba.
bility, occur from the receipt of the first bale Of
the crop of 1860. which passed through our city on
Thursday last for shipment direct to Liverpool.
This bale may go forward in the Europa for Liver.
pool from Boston on the 1lth, and be landed in
Liverpool about the 22d inst. This will be pro.
ductive of the greatest mischief among the spin
ners. They will be inclined to the belief that a
crop of ,000, 900 bales is sure for 1860.