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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
Corporation of the Town of Dallas.


The regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
held at the Mayors Office, Thursday, the LIST
day of March, 1860, and there was appointed j. NJ
Crockett Mayor, and J. N Smith, S. b. Pryor and
G W. Guess, Aldermen.
y, Ordered-That any citizen of this corporation, or
person owning property therein, who shall gravel n
section of the street around the court yard, the
first two hundred feet of any of the streets lead
ing from tine Public Square, according to the insruc
tons of the Mayor, shall be exempted from all taxes
that may become due to said corporation until the
amount of said taxes shall be equal to the value Of
said graveling.
And it is further ordered, That for any and all of
such graveling may be completed to the satsfic-
ton of the Mayor the individual individuals for
whose benefit said work done, shall be entitled to
credit upon the books of the corporation for the
value thereof at the usual rates for such work and
the graveling of all of said streets shall be
pleted, the means Of the corporation shall be appro-
priaed last practicable to the discharge Of said
claims
And it is further ordered, That Mt the completion
ofeach section of said work, the Mayor shall number
nId date the claim of the party completing the same,
9hd in the final payment they shall be discharged
According to priority as so numbered and dated.
J. Ordered-That this Board dispense with the office
of Recorder, and that the Recorder he notified to
turn the books and papers in his possession to the
Mayor.
Ordered That E. NJ. Stackpole be, and he is here
by appointed Alderman to fill the unexpred term
of VIM NJ Moon, resigned.
JNO. NJ CROCKETT, Mayor.
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STATE OF TEXAS, !

STATE OF TEXAS,}
COUNTY OF KAUFMAN,
To any la,gfm officer Of said county Greeting:-
VOU are hereby commanded to summon John
III w Jones, by publication in the Dallas Her
ald as the law directs, to be and appear before
me at my residence in Precinct no on the last
Saturday in March, A. d. 1860, to answer the
complaint of John ii. Keyser in plea Of debt
due by account in the sum of $32 "A. Herein
iail not and due return make, rs the law directs.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this the
Sth day of February, A. D. 1850.
N. NJ. CALHOUN, j. P.
Issued February 9Th 1860.
Received in Office on the 10th of Feb. 1860, and
executed by having this notice published in the
Dallas Herald, a newspaper published in the
Town of Dallas Dallas county Texas.
The Editor of the Dallas Herald will publish
this notice four successive weeks.
s. o. GIBBS,
SO At. Sheriff.
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EDUCATION

There is no subject on which. there is more interest
bestowed than on this Lor one about which more
licitude is generally felt When good teacher is
spending his time and talents in building up school
in midst It behooves every who is interested
to lend his encouragement to sustain and perpetu-
ate such an institution. From general report, We
learn our young friend Mr.. Mcsiek, has given more
than ordinary satisfaction, in the conduct Of his
school, for the sound and healthfu principles iueul
Gated by him. and the rapid progress made by his
pup' That he is qualified for the responsible duties
Of his position no one will deny, nor that his abOrs
are arduOus, and that his efforts to succeed are inie-
tigable.
A good school, and an industrious, moral and we'll
qualified teacher to conduct it, are desderata, the
want Of which has been long felt II is useless and
unnecessary to argue the truth Of what every one
will admit and is patent to the observation Of the
most obtuse mind. that this want, has MATERIAL
tarded the growth and prosperity of our town.
Schools not only ornamental, but actual
ries, and their absence has heretofore presented
unnyiting field to emigrants and strangers. No man
would like to locate in town, where there are no
permanent schools. especially If such man has n
family Of children to he educated We would be glad
to see citizens unite, and enable our present
teacher to realize that he may be the of estab
fishing first class school in our town. We have a
large extent Of country surrounding us, that has
academy seminary of learning, of very high
grade In Dallas we have all the elements for such
an institutional densely settled county, an abundant
and cheap market, and plenty Of children. Moth
ing is wanting but the Will the teacher is here let
the people support his school.
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The weather has been hns for some time, Of the
most bslmy. sPring-liks character, Peach and plan
'trsss in bloom, corn terminating, wheat growing.
farmers busy aud, to use the elegant and haTn0ni-
Gus language Of the Governor, grass "a TisisS,"
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cuurs FrvEg HsnLs AND FEvEn!lone of the great
est remedies that has been laid before the public
Fever and Ague which have received the highest
ium the press and the people, is nosrErrERs
cEUEREATrp Who would endure the tortures ars-
Ing fom this terrible disease when be easily cureds
WHO would endure eepless nights, burning fevers and
oh alternately, when remedy be obtained for
tre' And yet how many families linger painful
stence under this deadly blight and do nothing but gp
down qunine, until it becomes common as their daily
meals, and yet they relieved None but the foolish
and weak would hesitate procure these valuable Btters
and save themselves intense agony Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere and
by W. Peak Bro and D. B. Thomas Dallas Texas.
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Important to Scattering Men.

Important to SenfarinE Men.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, lsbS
Dr. c. NJ JacksorDear Sir sailed from this port August
last barque "Reindeer" Of which Master with
of men, bound to Havana As knew that the Yellow Fever
raging with great vruence in that city, and had heard Of the
good ee the bers in preventing the attacks Of that terrible
sess- provided myself with supply of It, Before reaching
nv mort the administration Of the bers regularly
to ali board On reaching Havana found number Of vcs
harbor the Of which the Fever was COM
hitting great avages board three Of them soul left
vehe Fever had carried of ALL Naturally great alarm pre-
vailed happy say that with the exception of one OF
men deserted In Havana have all back safe and
sound-no Of us having been attacked believe III oof-
nnds German Biticr- to be excellent medicine, and
Of its sautary effects preventive Of Yellow fever
unusual thing for vessel with many persons
the island Of Cuba August September and
without the loss Of at least portion Of her
I GEO. W. allen.
Master Barque Rrndrer.
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Sal ElHIE'.

TINE undersigned beng compelled to raise money,
l. will sell his STOCK OF SHEEP cheaper than
they have been sold in this market before They
are well acclimated and in good healthy condition
no disease amongst them. Come and see. Apply at
Chiles' Rancho, on Mountain Creek, Dallas county,
before the 10th Of March next.
344w-* a. CllILES.
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FiaaI settlement.
10000 Pounds of Wool Wanted.

TINE undersigned wishes to purchase or take on
L. shipment, on the most favorable terms for ship
pers the above amount of woo and wool growers will
find it to their interest to call him. Washed wool
will in all be preferred, and far better price
paid in proportion tc the loss sustained by washing
A. SHREK, Opposite the Crutchfeid House:
Dallas, Feb % lS60-34:3mo
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
R1-S See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator, in the columns of this paper.

HYpocnoNDRA-There many persons, particularly Of
the female sex, who, while apparently enjoying the Wig
health, in reality suffering in the most ter
rble fortunes from dsordered state of the sys
tenn These suerings poignant and distressing rarely
meet with the sympathy they deserve because they
classed under the generic term of Hypochonass i'm
agnary disease by medical To such sutferers-nd
their number is egon"he discovery of the ST. NICHOLAS
STOMACH BrrERs affords remedy once harmless and
ectve. If taken regularly for short time, they will nal-
by the tone ofhe system and restore the
socaled victim of Hypochondra, to the full enjoyment OF
the pleasures of life.
For sale by W. W. Peak & Bro, Dallas Texas
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Presslers New Map of Texas.

ks Ih1se al liii nrs uep pl.lli " tL-Ills "
Prssse chf Drsag hEasn 6snsF.l Lad Oes Aas
in beautifully ollsGoi 4la TslGs dlsnu rNpFessg fE
osnias I0lsas ani slke<s sals e sraia az
aee Pi0s, IS q, Casa. u Is saaai - al that his Is tes
esEee H.p u haas sssE Paehai fss sisAirs 40
skss.l cal cary, lhsTs 4Ts hal = ~ "a hani.
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HCOFIANp'S
RAESAHHC CORDIAL

WILL positively Coughs Celd InBuenEa Group Hcarse
-s Bronchfs wboopinE Congh, DarrbaA Diseases the
arising from cJld. Incirien; CONSUMPTION, &c
These Medicine prad oaly b pr C. NJ gsckson Co
as Arch street. Phsdcph and r SAX BY Druggists Deal
ers generally. Price IS ceusl pr brets
N Our Every h-1y's Alnsnac" given away ~ al 1ur
agents cutsins oerhcHes from rsksrn yele In an paris
Il tie ornnfry- O.
70 sale ~ ". ". PEAK HR1- rsll.t; y. " MILLER
T1sessut Ern; ". 7 TEEGCs0S Fa-i Htrtlf Z y IT Ek
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From D. Richardson, Of the Galveston News
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept IS, 1858.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson,-Dear Sir: You suggested before
leaving Philadelphia take bottles Of your Brs along
as preventive against Yellow Fever which is raging
and in New Orleans did and used freely my
home accompanied by several TEXANS who also
as prescribed having had the excerpt myself All
through New Orleans without being
demc, Of them whom have since mel attribute their
escape great to the your excellent specific
From what have heard from other and expert
ene have hesitation in saying believe Hollands German
excellent article fer tie prevention Yell aud
many other diseases peculiar the South taken in time and
directed. Yours truly, y. BICIARD
Editor Ind Proprietor Of the Galveston News.
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An Important Item to the Survivors Of the Late
War with Mexico.
LANCASTER c. H., g. C., May IL 1886.
Dr. JscRson-Desr Sir: After my return from Mexico vas
seriously afflicted with that terrible disease which has carried 70
grave many fellow soldiers Chronic Dzrrha,
companed with Neuralgia brought by the climate Of Mexico
mode Of living while engaged In the The relief
have obtained from the use Of Hocaand's German Hit
tors, astonishing and most cheeruliy have, and still
recommend the Bis all Who similarly affected
believing that the benefit that will result from their will be
incziculable. Very Respectfully Yours.
X q. BIDLINGS, Late Lieutenant
or Company c, Palmetto Regiment, 5 C. Volunteer
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Look nj This /!
Dissolution.
Lost Certificate.

T HAVE lost mislaid certificate for 6i0 ncres Of
L land issued to g. r. Paschal, by the Commissioner
of Acrcer's Colony, on the ID day of May, 1850,
which, if not found within the time prescribed by
law, shall apply to the proper department for du-
plicate of the same. II. a. TERRELL,
Feb. ID, lS60--33:9t. Kaufman Co. Ter.
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Dallas and Houston
Railroad Express Company.

l. Company started o rffNN$S3lEAf7W@H-
Houston on TUESDAY, 2lstVaSA-S4Ek lA-uF
inst connecting with the Central Railroad at the Nav
asota Depot.
1t the intention of the Proprietor put on enough
teams to leave each terminus the LIST and 18th Of
every month, otener if there shall be sufficient in
ducement The route will be through the towns Of
waxahachie Corsicaua, Springfield Eutaw,
Owensville Wheelook and Boonville,
To the present termination of the
Central Railroad at Navasota.
All goods or packages of any description, to be for
warded by this company, must be sent to the care Of
and persons wishing passage will apply TO the under
signed agents. JAMES F. CRUGER.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Houston.
CLoUGH & BONNER.
Foric'g, Com. and Produce Merchants. .Adrasota
4. NJ STACKP0LE, Dallas
ma Agents win be appointed at each town on the
route. Dali s, Texas. Feb. 22d. lS60-34:tf@
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALI.As CouNrY

DALLAS COUNTY.
TAKEN VI b. jain lsAsFenae, and esiraysd hsfhra
lehn seulhek J, IA fTee No- q one BAL SPANISH
MARE, eTs YEAR al sngTssi q ss one HAN FlLli
lfsTs old; APPRAISED So 0af WORK OK, wears oli
ssk tTown se nhiir a., illy n Tked - .loa foIk
aRi uniTii ia s Fshl Fni sssafsk the lsA ear Ap-
pTaisei II sls a. 81
WK MAsTEN et'EeeRcI
D. Gro- NJ Lave, DsS.iy,
Denton COUNfS
TAKEN lP % Johh kennsd4y, aud rsiTayei hsfOTs A.
Rolnson Esq, one Gkki HOIsE three years old about
hands high had on gEsss E0Ps, 10 eel long aPpTs
TAKEN UPly y Smith end ssira,s "a before 4 Grace,
ESQ, WORK On pale Ted, sh motley fes, marked
crop and underit IA the right and eIep "a the len ear
lLAndei on The ls h supposed TO L years old sP
ga, NENfRRs, cas- G. G n co. rEx,
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Il q. REEDS MARK AND nnANn-b-
81 frr bnr-<s ADJ easfi.-is tiIe lrfitrf n N.-k-
-,f ur1rrtfi N rirff an8 r-nn 40 r-f 4.
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From Rev. John Berg, of the baltimore True Union
Dr. &. Nj. Jacxson-pear Sir: Your loOflaud's Gel
Ritcrs eservedy popular, and believe Is calculated to
hose Of the ills which flesh Is heir to-"
Yours Truly, JOHN BERG.
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1.NNa RccYes 7Vanfcf

E,REsH DATES ara %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

the market Manchester md al tirss Of India goods are lower
HiddlDg Orleans CID Mobile, Gsd Uplands, 90 ~.
PTrApsTrTTs1be arrivals this week consist Of oag ouss
Wheat 10 $50 bills Flour from tho States and Cenad 10y
flour fiom Frances 294O ora from the Black ses ali
mean Yamers deliveries Of Wheat for the week snal 10
ssurdsy l2e 600 qs .. 1913 against gss 81 s . p.ai
the corresponding Of lss, The Tom Aae A. 9
at hi, Of the yssr rules quiet put Prices Hs ~ bus
Tuesday Wheat ahowed little nrmness thoneh 'O9
ness done wa, large Flour slow, at previous prices '
Corn quiet. -, =, h,,.,. "a. susll
HpksT was Ia limited demand for consumption out tneIs -
zone little inquiry hold oveT aud prices w.e urn ~ 70 INV
nnostiops fLofR steady IsDAN CoRS rather
An having been tai en- for ra yellow We qdots
I,s e,a1g1i, White, s60lll6. FLouR---nPsrnne' @fo~
ssJS T.tra 75Idz7l sDtss CoHs, 81 aS2i 4so ~ N
Rr,rTodsr. have submitted 10 farther decline n ~ "a
p,ies and sales been increased extent ieio'" "
All over 1, 40 tiefces. ~, =, ..v~ Fat.
sco.~t grs lot OF new Long Miidles brings N rs'a'i
laJ to5OL For Curberland Cut there no sale ~ -, =,
Llnp-Du and selling only IN retail |" 0o 70 ~ s" "
T,iIow- Rather dearer but only In lin tied inquiry ~
b,sad enc Csnsdiln have been sold a. aSi In Loh""H
p Y. G. close. tt 81 10 &l v ewt ooo,,,. hi,. .ola
RonE-Commoni ia better request about Don" 'ss o'1
.tIJ2Si14 q cwt Medium aud Fine neglected. n ,,..
BGhK-Plnsdelphia sells slowly at s9 g cwt ns. ,
.Isv AT our auotsfons 900 bag, inferior sold a. ~ s"|
OIIs-No iransas either in Sperm or whsle. ,7,a "a,
gERps-lO prime American NioFu s0is ~ WV
cwt Nothing yet done In FLAX or limo'hy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

,,esI. The columns are covered with a new kind OF
,,ueco, equal to marble for mooshneso and polish In
the Cour Henri ILL., there iron staircase OF very
gentle slope, by which the horses go up 10 the riding
school, situated on level with the picture gallery.
Mr. George w. vesial, one Of the North Carolina
,ubscribers OF The National Era, has been elected
from employment ne a COMMON school teacher IN Ala
nance County, North Carolina, in consequence Of his
Anti Slavery views. 1t that the local board de-
sired TO retain him, but they were oyennied by the
General Board Of the county. II thus sppesrst the
nonslavebolding whites Of the South cannot employ
such teachers for their children they prefer without
the consent and appreciation Of the savehodng elass
in other ighborhoods who in wise interested.
Mr. ". II. Lsdd OF Richmond, Jeheeon County,
Ohio, tends us the following:
who e the adm nstor Of John Browns estate. has
been sppointedi hold note amounting principal and
Interest to s17O wch would cancel aud send 10 BIS sdaas
traitor In order that bis sa eas, far concerned,
rsy show seaeJ intimately acquainted with John
Brown have tsveed with bin three months a. aDs
Trough New EngsBd and Eastern NewYof, going m'sh by
vs.e Conveyance y Lodging IA the room, and ne-
ueny IN the same bed with aim feel that knew him better
han most n with whom have been intimate om childhood,
ron the fact bs character marked and deodedj
YOU knew him you knew him always, And with 10 bear
NV tesn,py that honest truthful mAn 90
no WHO was coBscieD0uJ czu2V0us 70 d. wh- hs Do
Esysd 10 be his duty"
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PERSONAL.

We are pleased 10 learn that Mr.. Robert Bonner
has recovered from his recent attack Of the prevailing
riGenIa and is able 10 Gttsud 30 busineis again.
Senator Seward arrived in Washington on Satur-
day night.
On Sunday evening, Dee. H. Trinity church,
Chatham, England, was much crowded in cons. qnence
Of the announcement that the Rev. Mr. Taylor negro
clergy man, and native Of Africa, woald preach a
sermon, the novelty Of colorei clergyman occupying
the pulpit in an English church attracting large
Qregaiiop. The Rev. geDtiemsns sermon was de-
lvered with considerable eoquence its mater giving
proofs Of a cultivated mind. He abon. 20 retain to
the interior of Africa, to be employed III missionary
labop.
Mr. Anthony Trolope, the popolhr novelist, has
been appointed Post.Ofiee Surveyor in Eeeex, En-
elgrd. lie Ia a ot the famous Mrs Trollope, who
wrote on tie manners Of the Americans.
Some events in the life OF Mr.. Wsfell, the new
Senator from Texas, who takes Gen. Hous.on's seat,
strl ngy illustrate the State Of southern socsty, and
the babarous practices of men edl,a.ei under the
du,ling sySem. Several years ago Mr. wigfall was
resident Of South Carolina and member Of the Legis
laarc of that State A officially arole between him
aid Mr.. Brooke, tie father Of the late Preiton S.
Brooke, and Mr.. Wgfal posted SIR Brooks as ras al
hiu CoNhIn, hlleT shc oonGern 1hs1On. MT. Brd, q
OF the then wife of Mr.. BROOKE came t, town about
The tine, but in ignorance o! the officially, called on
Mr. WigfaD, with whom he was ON friendly terms and
invited him to histhen approaching wedding. rhetwo
gentlemen were procoedDg brjugh the stree, oye.her
when the placard in question atracte Mr. Biris a.,
tenion. Turning at once to Mr.. Wgfall he askel IL
be, NJ W., was It's author. Mr.. Wgf,ll responded
that he was Mr.. Bird then SD no would tsar il
down. Mr. Wiehil forbade him a, his peril. Mr.
Bird however, did il. A shO ).ing ailray Immediately
followed, in which Mr.. Bird was killed by Mr.. Wigfa
con of Mr.. Brooks, EN-, took up the quarrel and
challenged Mr.. Wigfal. They met. Me. Wigfall 70.
coiyed Mr.. Brooks fire unhsrned and then discharged
bis pistol In the air. The dael was a. this point ar
res,ed Immediately afterward Mr.. wigflll received
second challenge from Preston b. Brooks known sub
squently for Lis assault Senator Sumner. This
challenge Mr. Wigfa declined to accept. The quarrel
however was not allowed TO subsde, and 70 avoid
further bloodshed Mr.. Wisfall soon after withdrew
from the State and removed 10 Texas, where. he has
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SARDINIA.

tie Aomesto Of Milan publishes the following
letter, addressed in French, by Garibaldi, 10 the
Espfyonce;
"FEo Dec. II.
ain ore Of your letters from Pari. find these
wods: what lends greater probability TO the projects
OF Russia is the reception given 10 GaIibad in order
10 secure the ympahes Of Italy 10 the future Queen
The General has allowed himself TO Dc caught by this
foIt Of birdlime sc. This is an aluson hitch has
gone to a story which has gone the round OF the
journals TO the ee,t that bad been received at Nice
Wv the august mother Of the Emperor OF Rns5ia,
which is not the case. beg you to assure
those correspondents that Il the Italians mean
TO follow NY advice, they will not even
accept prince Of the family Of the sovereign who
has given 20 the world the unique and sublime spec
cle Of the enrsncbsement Of the sers; but that they
will peIsist rs they have hitherto done, in refusing
any other Sovereign in Italy except Victor Emanuel
The only political combination which eau establish
tie future Of the country upon durable bases and sc
cure the tranquility Of EIOpe-and that should 1t
suit TIE interested views of any one, BY pressure
contrary to the legitimate rights of the people 70 pre-
vent The Italians from following this counsel, they
shonld then have recourse to the million OF muskes,
tie only antdote against such antinatond desires,
and the nfslble means Of obtaining the accomplish
ment of their wisles and not being cangbt by bird
lime. am your devoted, G. GARIBALDL"
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tn. .oes on land e. s.mstcd al bales including
7 so American Private circulars quote the decline 1t da
At tsde dull and where manufactures are ran'
Mtg Of ses bu could operate at decline on all afi'
e.s There IL, however, no pressure at present;
Corn quiet but steady prices Flour unchanged
tton q CARL Wheat quiet for eonsungton but IN some r.
quest hold prices br at 93Q9 for Red AID "a
i6for White Indian Corn slightly easier ct aliaoa 40 d.
PRoyOys-Beet-a further decline has been submitted TO-
mall lot has arrived bat has not been Sold Baeonsns
camSfsTd V CT there no sale Lard dad c. se
56 1slow rsher desrer but only in limited requests Gales
PEcDTcE~ I.he. quiet; Pots "a ag7s; Pearls 27ea2al
ssfSI very quiet but firm. Coffee without material change
more Phsdephis Linseed Cakes 10 active demand
400 ~ fo AneHesn linseed OIL is good reguet at
sea- uneRsstd Ros in fair demsnd ct Id I'd sdvaaee on
nsl spiiis Of rreniineEeri sale. al 81 Tea-Fuy ID
Congou Scented; Greens not much changed
LONDON hAEEIs-Messrs. Earring Bros. d Go. re-
po oows Corn market quiet aud prices without shsnge
iEOK M,h dun At IS l9 Tor Bar. sad Rsi Scotch pi;
and fs Price. maintained IL. very sn and sihsr
Copgou lSl. 1ALLow sesa, I. \. 3d. SPIRITS
INN snd 5euST fiSsrsS ciKFs in drni,nd At fa prices
kew-i ORR Bene SO io Boston Bars 1s ~ rh oIs quiet
Sperm 994 4s5; Lns.e ed steady at 273G2l6 SrELrEH
BlyEr MARKEIs Tor the week enddng Dec 81, in
bee sne frmer and he m was covered; sale of the @
bales stock bales; ordnare lle
rather deaeT. PoT tending downs PEARLS quiet Cor
, ,S1 rates hor B a SSoS s .o6 qa
but firm. TsuOw end LARD without aliersiion. WHALE
BoKE-No material change.
AnERIcAS SIcuRITIrs.-Messrs. ID. Bell, Son & Co.
report follows; lie market ior American Securities remains
without any charge Of importance. There continues to be
steady State Stocks and inquiry for Railway
Boro the inst class The business during the week IN,
not been lge and prices generally without material steFs
ton"
The London Three OF Friday change Of has
occurred in American Railway - enTss aud gives the follow
ing sleS and quotations; Illinois Central Dis Do
FTteiG1d 6GeO DO Sizes 1910; DO Sevens .0dso hieh
gan Central Bonds 1869 and sinking Fund d3S do shares
95a4oi ~ Y Genital SKIES Sass; DO seyens eldS5 Il e
10 Shares Eti II d. 3D.
16x Co. sinking Fsnd 50Gs5; do share. llol5 Penn
Central ls mtg G0S9 do Id do. shaTes, % 90