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"m' T. Ripley, Paymaster,
9th regiment,
fassumsic Bank (undrawu bal.
ance Of a deposiD.
Cash on hand,
1S,545 90
7 81
$40 ID
S5S795 9S

1o'ai' $5S795 SO
Your Committee made investigation to see
/! money had been dr,.wn out of the Treasury
III advance to its being required to m ike pay
ment' and found that it had moi, but that bills
OF any considerable amount We're for the most
part PAID by warrant drawn at the time OF
their settlement for the specific amount re.
CURED.
Your Committee would acknowledge their
indebtedness to Ex,Goyernor Fairbanks for
the facilities and aid whch he has afforded
them in prosecuting their prolonged inycstiga-
ton, AID for the patien, with which he has
saomltted to their frequent questionings
All which Is respectfully submitted.
L. D. SELDEN,
fur Committee.
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Asa willis Estate.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT S. at Mont pelier, with and for
said District, the 70 day Of Nrvember A. d. 1861.
Ii OWN PfrKIN, Administrator on the estate Of Asa
~ Willis, late Of M4rsheld in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement.
Whereupon, it Isode ed TINT The he referred to he
10Th day of Decent next at the Probate Office ssit
Montpelier at 10 ocock in the focnton fnr c1amnat or
aud allowance and that all concerned be notified here
Of by the publication Of this order in the Mountain
freeman, printed Mon prlier. three weeks success
lively, as s-"n as may be- that they may appear, and n
ssd time aud place, il they cause, ecl thereto.
By order Of court.
1903 Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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have used Dr. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
v for two years. and have found it the best medicine
i have ever used for Coughs Coils. and Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH, Shelburne.
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Notice.

pHIS is to certify. that hereby give my son. George
Lemwin his time, and shall pay no debts OF mis- con
tracing nor claim any Of his earnings after thi. date
Plainhed, 0c. Oh, 1861. BkOCh hEhNlN
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office.

wis is to certify that have this day given my son
| uryiIle A. virgins, his time during the remainder OF
Via ninority nj shall claim Of his earnings nor pay
any debrs Of his contracting after tins date.
al; 49,, n n AipRlcu ANDREW j. VIRGINS
y,''es',,. NJ otb ,sGl 30SiW3t
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UlGHG ATE, VT. Jan q 1850.
Nv little boy hal vioent attack of Group last week
We cured him in Thirty minute, b. free Hse OF Dr.
I; " hit..s Elixir WV. MARTIN. merchant.
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Lave used it in my family and Hn' it an excellent
remedy Gov CHS and Co.'s. . r,.
LUCIUS iIOtHR ,OA, Burlington
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certiGes that \. &. Whites Pulmonary k'ixit
as heen used in my Cny, in of ever- colds at
Tended with sore throat and has been fund reliable
medicine in these cases W.
REV j. ". WOOD WARD, Weston d, Vt.
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Notice.

,VHIs is to certify that have given my son samuel
DAWSON his time during the remainder oil MS MINOR
,,v and shall claim nom Of hi, earnings nor pay any
dsbts of his contracting after this dae. ,,,,o,
os0'' " "' BREWSTER DAWSON
. -, ,,,,,, u,r.h "a ISSl ft307w3
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Office.

IituEREAS, my wife, Ellen A. Titus has ieit my oel
w and hoard and does refuse to live with me- his is
IA frhd ali per sons harborng her, for shall not pay
sny debts Of he contracting after this date; r.
Yershire, Nov. I, 1851. oo0A" ,oaf.at
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Trains Going North and West.

,v. on,pelier al 3 O5 A. NJ. SIS A, NJ AMI " r. W.
Mn TRAM leaves Boston al 1.3o A, NJ wa ao"e..-
Lawrence or Ftchbnrg. Leaves sptinshcu =, 10 NJ
Lncti n vita Northern X. K from 'o'toh ana WIN as
smwn.c r. r. tor and fom =. Jolnsbuiy ana ,''!ucw1
arriving at Burlington at 100 A. a"u d. H'"""' 1T
4lr and lodge. ,.e,a -, r % ~
tcrosmop.ros TRAIN leaves Norhhrd ~ .'z1 A. ~, Ne
nd Bur gon at 10. 10 NJ, Tor Honses run, az" y,
,n,I arriving at Burlington at on ana AZ h'"'e" "
7.31 P. NJ, ,. nail ~,s Falls ,t ! Is p NJ,
avin, asseppers fom V, rmoIt valley u. H. ieas'"s
~ V.x ni 90 A, w. aud from Cheshire H. X. c"'nec
"p At While RIVER June ton with train leaving ""s'Hn yst
M via Ltw.ll or Lawrence Leaves ',i mnn' -, "a
N Uou4cs Point ut Al A.. NJ, Motreh' ~ ,Hov a.
and 0rden.bu,gh al l.o9 ?. NJ c"nnsc,,n v Wv"
runt rain. f,r Detroit Chioago and me wet .
o,,nU cars are attached t. toth the mgr eN''0''
,i,,s r,,n no between Roise's Pont ahd noS'c"' -
'rhuugh Tickets or Chicago ana tue 'e'' w. ~
| the principal sa'luni - urppI,I SuD't.
| II Aibnns W, nov IL, 1851
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Peoples Academy,

FeOpse7s ACadcMV,
MOasISTILLE, LiMOILLE COUNTY, Vt.
M. MeKTLLOP, A. b., Principal.
Miss ANNIE W. MUTT Preceptress.
fEHE WINTER TERN Of this Institution will commenc
l. MONDAY, Dec. Cd, 1861.
Those wishing pursue thorough and system attic Sci
entifc Classical Of study will here End superb
advantages.
on topics Of general interest during the Term.
Board may be obtained in private families for from
$l5o to ST. per week. Every facility will be afforded
for self boarding.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to tie Princi
pal at Morrisvil!e.
D. ". fTTSAN, Prudential Committee
aoPrsylle, Nov 4th. w5t
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
11en!mencing Monday, Noremter Is, Il
vy. ms Go,nssouth and East.

t.,y. uor,ne;., t As A. H.. 55 P. a. ami 10 45r
>g,u Tr.Y leaves -. iba ~ G,5 A.. NJ, Buflng'n'
M 90 \. ~, connecting at WhEe River Jn"c'i WIN
I,nius e. AM from Wells. River, s. J"hn>bury ah, III
ir,,r aud " ia Narthe r. r. Er Bosom. Lowell, Nor'
rrser &C. anl coneciing at Bellows f,l' W'ih es"-
IT.. r. r. tr boston and with Vermont Naity ~: n ioi
Sminair,, Ntw naven aud New York, arriving III New
York at 10 ID r. NJ. ,.c, .
t'c",on.r,,x TH,IY leaves Eoases Point a. 6lo A. Nj
for HuIineion aud Mortified. ,o
Nc,r F,psr,, TRAIN leaves OgdeHsbuie at l'.3o A. NJ
unni,ral a, 30 rM Poiat st + 10 p H., ara
H., n Hi ginn at 9.25 IN Boston at ID A. NJ con
,,i,,,, Il s,,nvs Falls with heshre u X IT,: Doshh
and W,r..i,r and with Vermont Valley Tor spring
sn, AMI New Haven and arriving IN New iork at 4 N
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GROUP CUR ED.

Nv child subject to attacks CT Group, it cures it at
. ....,, -. 49,,
have chi'd that stacked with Nelnhrnnou'
Group We yave her rr. y. d. " hites Eixer, ana to
the surprise OF all it her immediate relirt
X,PlIAR ViNION, East eethel.
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WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FaAMEs. no .,
vt bhN'C NN''o'
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SPUNKY LAMO[LLE

CoL. SAMUEL MORGAN having been authorized by
" the Governorto enlist Company of
10l ABLE,BODIED MEN
to head the
Seventh Regiment Vermont Volunteers !!
is the time for the yeung Of Vermont respond
to their tountry's call, and in position to BE- desired
most of all.
Pay $50 per month 800 bounty at the close Of The
term Of service Time Of enlistment three years, unless
discharged. Pay to at the da of
listment.
Recruitin Offices will be opened immediately at
Cambridge. Morristoyvu and Stowe.
Headquarters at johnson.
Immediately ensting this company will be put On
drill, under the instruction of Lieut. Sheldon, of years
experience in the regular army
Lamoe has done nGbiy but let the work still
And not until the last rebellion have been erased
let think Of anything but Wifi" War to the Knife
and the Knife TO the Lilt!''
johnson, Nov. 23i 1861.
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William &c. 1aarsh's Estate.

sosf~s Attest. 7 r MERRILL. judge.
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If Committee to Examine and Inves-
HspO, ,.a the Accounts and Expenditures of
ii, Governor
II, House of Representatives. mow in
~ wv Session
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discount. At2G524 there were several transactions
confirmed from yesterdays movements. Some
drawers hold at II and even higher. Foreign was
held too high for most parties to touch; the move
ments were, therefore, circumscribed. Clear ster.
ling at 104l01041 and los was not desirable to-
day. Bills with documents ruled at 1G30l03a and
1893. The European adyices were not encourag-
ing for cotton consequently. dealers do not take
so freely as they otherwise would. They will be
stronger next week. and possibly still stronger the
week after. Francs dull to-day, that is, they
were held too high for buyers. We quote $500
5.523 and $50 up to 5.424. There are buyers at
low rates. After meridian to day there was not
much disposition evinced, unless at decline from
| all the foregoing quotations.
There were few sales of paper to-day
within the range of lI@l2 2ot. If capitalists ex-
pect to invest this season. they must reduce their
views. The bonds of the Confederated States will
be on the market shortly: opportunities will not
then be wanting for investment-based on the
great South these bonds ought to be in request al
| once.
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Increase the week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G075i
The large falling off in receipts of cotton have
been instrumental in sustaining the market through
the entire week, in the face of discouraging ad
vices from the other side. The receipts for the
week have been SO, 500 bales against $1,000 bales
for the corresponding week last year. The re-
ceipts at Mobile for the week up to yesterday
(Friday) were 80S5 bales against IL $50 bales for
the same week last year, making the total receipts
at that port 773 bales against l6S bales for
the same time last year. The decrease at the two
ports New Orleans and Noble) up to this evening
is 456 942 bales. The movements this week in this
market have been solely OH the expected def
cheney of crop of 1860 The sales have been large
| reaching SIS 600 bales. The sales for the cores
bonding week last year were 7S,500 bales. The
sales for the same week in 1859 were SO 500 bales.
| The last advices from Europe came to hand this
evening, brought by the Prince Albert, arrived at
St. Johns being up to Tuesday, the 26th ultinlo.
These adYces are favorable, quoting an advance
or recovery of an I@13-l6d. Early to-day the
| North Briton arrived at Portland with partial de-
tails of the weeks operations ending on the 23d,
| which were considered blue enough, following the
| advices of the Bremen steamer of the 10th, which
came to hand on Thursday evening, quoting Mid
| ding Orleans cotton at 65d., which were reduced
| by the North Briton's accounts to 64d. There is
ample room for advance. We hardly know
| what to make of the Lancashire dealers. They are
| frightened at shadows, and at anything resembl-
| ing substance they would vamos, and slaughter
| cotton in about the same manner q Rocky Noun
| tain hunter would buffalo.
| The steamer of the 10th, from Liverpool, the
Australasian, has not been announced, nor has the
Niagara, of the 29d, due at Boston, been heard of.
The iEtna of the 21th and the Bohemian, of the
2Sth the latter due at Portland, are the next
steamers. The Arabia, for New York, is the
steamer from Liverpool Of last Saturday, the I'd,
which will be coming along about Friday or Satur-
day next
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SUGAR. 100 hhds. sold at previous rates, Fair
to Fully Fair 43G154c. y ID.
NoLAssEs Sales 1900 bb!s. at 26t027c. for
Prime to Choice and 2O@25c. for Fermenting. Also
100 half bbls at 2Gc. for Fermenting, and soc. %
gallon for Choice.
Flour. 1850 bbls. sold as follows; 1000 Super
fine at S. Is, 500 Extra at -, 100 Choice Extra at
81 so, and $50 do. at 81 Is.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about
$3.50 sacks comprising 1915 Mixed at 55, 3l20 do.
at Sc, GOO Mixed at 56, 1850 Mixed and Yellow
Mixed at 81, $500 Yellow at IS, 800 do. at 60, $500
White and Mixed at GO, 1850 White at 81, 1000 do.
at 63, and 400 do. at Csc. - bushel Of Oats 6529
sacks sold, viz 23O0 at 49, l749 at 37, 1880 at IS
and 1900 at 3S@40. u bushel. In Bran some $40
sacks were sold including $50 at IS, 300 at 80 and
l2s at 95c.f9 100 lbs.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork COM
prised some 500 bbls. Mess at SIS SO. In Bacon a
lot of Is casks Plain Hams was sold at lO2c. u ID
| OF Lard about 342 tierces changed hands in two
| lots at Ole. u ID.
| COFFEE 1858 bags sold as follows: lS3 at lie
so at l2b, 200 at l24 100 at 49, 100 at l2l and &c
at 13c. % Id.
WHISKY. We did not hear of a sale of any con
sequence.
FREEaHrs. "A ship was taken up for Liverpool
at id. for Cotton, one for Havre at 1lc., one fo
Rotterdam at 1ac., and one OF two for Boston a
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CITY RosPITAL..."..CITY HOSPITAL
EXCLUSIVELY FOR SMALI-PoXD
DIR. %. AnfOuy,
Eysan Fields street. between Josephine and Sotidee streets
s-Fsr admission apply the Hospital No. 70 Baronn.
atraat nlG I'm
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AeOien Of tbe 3iEatktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET,
Monday Morning. Mnrch Il, 1861. &
CoTroN. -. Owing to liberal supply on sale and
unfayorablc foreign news, the demand on Saturday
was more moderate and the market quiet, the sales
not exceeding 5000 bales.
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u-szwe MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
sTT%V PLANO FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM KNABE L CO. Nos. /, :, 5 and EutRw street BsIh
respectfully their southern friends that theg nsts
4arved their factory prepared
demand for their They nnqnesionahy me
durnbte contain latest improvements and are tny
"teS for Ave wars and great Of tone
md agreeable touch, thav nnennRled.
For he last their instruments have been hsny
by Professors and musical amateurs m snn
cannlry 80. m !; 49, ,o,,,ro ;,soy.
i Ia iprenl Sintrs they have feen exhibi,
aSt YEAR they received First Pre- inins al Montgomery
Ala one Souhe made Piano. and the her the
REST a.rlns all competition. t3S il 49, 4. &
Tbrs ais, RECEIVED Fair held in December hast tho
Cotton Plters' Coy non Macon, Ga, the Highest Pre-
MUM, against ali competit on.
fui supply of the above Pianos may be found at our
Agents New Orleans,
ala I-kW& IA Camp street.
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NOTICE OF prssoLuT1oN AND NEW CO.

The partnershn Of HEEIER GEIGER CO., city.
and q 'fARTHWAITE DARCY CO. ef Nsw fsTa Gi,E
date by the withdrawal OF HENRY G. GEIGER The Other
thee partners j. c. GRthwne H. G. Darcy and "; t-
Wheeler are alone authorized iluidae the affairs the Late
firms continue The Wholesale Gle hnsinsss
fore existing under the style OF Wheeler, Gegor
IN mis- INV under. the firm of ARTHWA WHGEKER n
C0 style the firm of Garthwais Darcy Co. ~ Ss0
h0sA ' ""s f'' "' > JEREMIAH O. aARTHWAITn-
HENRY q. DARBY,
VIM q. WHEELER.
New Orleans December /, 1850. dS I'm +
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JEFFERSON CRY March II 1851 u
Arrived 14S Western Beeves, 40 Hogs, 5i5
Sheep and 80 Veal Cattle. The stock on sale
comprises $50 Western and 80 Texas Cattle, 800
Hogs, 800 Sheep, 20 Mich Cows and SIS veal Cattle
We uuote:
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CATTLE MARKEr.a

11.1sc. Alsoa consignment given away for Havrs8
at lie.
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JayEe'Br
K AqUE REMEDIES, etc.
%6sgood's Indian Chogogue,
I Stephens Compound.
A Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
snoith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic, a
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifnge.
LoZENGES.
Shornan's Cough ard Worm,
Bryan's PulmoRic Waters,
Ioeock's Puimonic Waters.
HAIR PREP AR ATI0HS.
Barry,s Tricopheroue.
Lyon'A KnthRiron,
RNrnett's Cocoaine, ..D
Boyle's Hyperion Flu,
Phalon's Hair luvigoravtrs
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
L.ondop,s Oriental Hair Tonic,
Eakel's Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway's Circassian BALM,
PANACEAs.
SWANS Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
Isonglev's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
Dally's Magical Pain Extractt
Professor Ho,loway's Ointman
hicAlllSler'a All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryof't
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New Orleans, La.
VERsITFUGEs,
EineF's Canadian,
SEain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jeyne's Tonic,
," Rerl's, N.O.
] 4. Fahnestoek'g,
BkLSAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
WisfGrie Balsam of Wild Cher
Ty,
Hssting's Eaptha,
shermAn'B Balsarn,
Buchnn'B Hungarian,
Bavts's Wild Cherry and Tar,
ghenck's Pulmenic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup
BartholOm6w's Expectorant,
Halls BalRatn,
Swaym,s Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PectorHl,
.Tayior's Balsam Liverwortt
Jayne'B EXpectorant,
WiHef's Elecanpaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs.. GARDENERS Liverwort,
stadley'B Cherry Expectorant,
Londonfs Indian do
Dir. Roses do
McIIean's Strengthening Cor
sAksAPsARILLAs.
Or ,ohn Bulls,
q. r., Townsend's,
Sands's.
Old Jacob Townssnd'R
Carpenters
Wyncoop's.
Shakers,
Grefenherg's,
Bristols,
Guysotts Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS-
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David' or Hebrew
Badtau's,
.- hn&pp's Indian
AleDck's Porous,
Grfttifth's Adhesive,
HnllowHyis krnice
LINIMEETS.
McIIsan's Volcanic Oh Lin.
s.lGnt.
Or. Sweets.
MazIcan Mustang,
Farrall's arabian
Entlcr'B Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
HSyer'a,
Wgdsworth's Rheumatic,
Tobias VenitiEn,
Howe's Nerve and BJne,
Ee'linger's,
Gardener'R,
|- Bartine's Horss
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TOE4N ID. REIE IS SONS
agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUNING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CRuOKFS 4 Co.'s SAWS,
Nos. SO and Oh Camp street,
TOEHN ID. REIB IS SONS

New Orleans.
ourselves to Heavy Hardware Iron Steel Copper Tin Plate
speltcr Axes Springs Hubs Spohes. Fcoes, etc. etc.
row offer large dSco, stock of Shelf Cords
in Quantities purchasers The stock is full and complete,
comprising full Of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods
Pere ETC Country Merchants Planters and the pnblic
generally will their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing esoW here.
We also offer for sale
$50 Premium Tennessee lron assorted Flat Round and
Square, OF all sizes
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
800 English Iron, assorted, Flat Round and
Square,
100 Refined English ron assorted Flint Round and
square.
10 tons Angle lyon, assorted.
% Half Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 Bowel Iron.
50 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron assorted, 81 to 4 inch.
$50 Band to 4xlf and 3l6 inch.
600 Sheet to27 inch.
50 >. Russia Sheet Iron.
100 :. Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN n. BEIN Il SONS,
| Nos SO and 81 Camp street.,
nl4 MoWeEFrf New Orleans.
| ITALIAN MARBLE, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS
s',''' '''' " ~ szFFtIr co,
SyrnNClL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
and Brass in superior style, by
| b /. A o K H o LTz,
ITO ..........-...Poydras IIG
| NEW ORLEANS, la,
manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet Ironwar
| aud Stoves, of the most approved patterns
RBtintterng and Roofing in all its various branches
EG"Jehbns promptly attended TO- ais ~
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Sl7 Cos. l63 sl4, Hep $40. So
Comparative Statement for two Weeks

Long and Short the week s5o
Canita of the eleven banks all paid up SIS 097 500
The following table comprises the amount Of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
| active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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TE7EIE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA.
EsTAB SHED IN 1906.
Ridley q Co..
domestic the Hudson River Railroad Depot)
N g W 0 k.
Candy, Sugar PIuns, Lozenges, etc.,
In ali their vAee exclusively from treble Refined
withnn adnlteraon or HlnHire Of deeterlous
substances ofRny kind .
Those purchase article requested TO call
and stock and them with those offered
elsewhere. - .-,.
order Mt prices ranging from 81 upwards
packed boxes OF rs. 80 lou lbs,
suifab. for the Southern trade. and shipped order
N5F4nrdeTs by mail promptly executed
H5S-Terms cash WI "
NACHINEktR...-. .....NIACF4INERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRnULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
f--l CIRCULAR SAWS
COTTON SEED HUILERs,
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Atthe Machinery Depot of RIGH'D F. HARRISON,
jail Sos 40 aud - s. Cherries street:
n ANlSaNGs ES Bark MIuGT vGkNuk, Leg
ia o2N Slabs Of White and Feined Marble and 20 eask
PoIuice Stone. Forssle by
feiD II BAKk1k 4 CO.. % enrnonstrs
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Under the Expectations OF largo sums OF OK
change being in the market early next week, there
was not much disposition evnced by buyers to
take freely to-day. Most drawers were holding
above the views of buyers or would-be buyers.
The counter rate at the banks for checks on
New York was par for ordinary Sums; discount
for refund amounts, "big licks." The buying rate
was from s@B discount, at which figures there
were several good nibblings. Ten days sight l
discernt. Sixty days sight was held higher than
&c mt Il the banks were willing to pay, say 1907
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STE ANlSHIPS.

. To sail on THUR DAY March H. At A. Nj
t-E. GALVESTON AND MhrAGnRliA BAY.
< fFTS New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Lime
The superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Mexico, W H. Tablet commander, will leave above,
carving United States mails For freight and passage,
having superior a board or to
l. C. HARRIS Manager,
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above PORTS nall
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EsaiKrOtAtAs. 1900 347
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Office No. llS Camp streea, opposite Lafayette
Square.
H. IL
T. s. Williams General Superintendent
NEW ORLEANS OPELOuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN Il
Railroad Office, of st. Peter and Old Levee Streets
opposite jackson Square.
VIM g. Hewes. President.
b. f. Flanuers Secretary
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To sail on THURSDAY Nj ch II at = A. II
-s-4-ss NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA
<H ftf9s P0rtsu S Mail Line Key West via Pensacola
ApnachcoIn. st Marks, Cedar Keys, end Tampa
Ray Fa-TAe superior Gopercd aud copper t"seI9d sHin
slrp tiantic W Hu!C lns, commander. will sail
above cnrIlu the u s. mails Fnr freight wing
superior sntoroom accommodations passengers apply
board, orto ,--..-
l. c. HARRIS, Manager. 81 Camp
Freight ApalaCiCna Marks and Tampa Bay. subject
li,tp,e steamers expense, but the risk Of the
signces.
N B-Freght hills to Florida ports must be paid in funds
current in New Orleans.
B-Fregh for ports beyond Pensacola md Apaachicoa
will be received This day, March Saturday, the oh
instant, nj
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n ANDtNeS "a BARK MOUNT vGkNuN Leg
Ia holN Slabs Of White and Fened Marble and 70 easkt
f fsiS II ssoAs u e B1RRLL CO.. 81 enmonstrs