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Gold fell, off Mt the first Board to-da- ~ per cent
from yesterdays price ceiling at 1921 but at the Sc
cond Board it advanced again = to per cent, selling
at 1433143l5 and closing at li3l4 bid. li52 asked
The transactions large the sales at both Boards
adding up nearly $4,000.
Government securities quiet but for all issues
the market asfrm, with upward tendency. Five
Twenties sold at 102@l024 for second issue, and for
the first issue los was bid. In Seven-hrties there
was nothing of consequence DONE but second series
closed rn Mt 1854 bid 9S7s asked, and third series
at 81 bid 9S7s asked. TenForties sold at 49, :, and
Certificates closed without sales at $50 bid, IS
asked. For Skies of 1851 I0Il5 bid,and .l05 !
asked, ex-dividend
There was nothing done in State stocks but there
was some inquiry for city 6s, and 1903 sold al 10l,
and 1855 at 1913. State stocks were steady. and
city 6's closed irm. Railroad shares seem to be
Iected. nothing having been done in them for some
days. A. was bid for Northern Central. but 10
bill was made for Baltimore and Ohio City
Passenger. Railroad bonds were also quiet, the only
transaction in them to-day being sale Of 5000
North western Virginia first mortgage at 9}i4 Bank
stocks are quiet. but generally firm with but fow lots
offering.
In the Mining Stocks there was some little move
ment sales being made of $500 shares Bare Hill 1t
Sl4O@145; 700 shares Baltimore Chrome at 81, and
600 shares Maryland Copper at 50 cts For ncar)g
was dull and heavy
The loan market is without change, and With cat
sfactory securities there is difficulty in obtaining
such accommodations are desired. Money is offer
ing very freely call at 60 q cent. the transactions
being chiefly at the inside figure. and the current
discount rates for commercial T cent ior fgs,
class. and iG4l2 2 cent for second class
In New York day Stocks generally were lower
New York Central declined Is: Hudson q; Reading
%; Michigan Central Z; Michigan Southern ~ Hi
nois Central 4; Pttsburg :; Fort Wayne /; Quick
silver IS; Ohio Certificates Il Cumberland y: and
Marposa 4; Rock Island advanced Z; Northwestern
x; and Northwestern preferred 81 but Canton, Erie
and Toledo. closed at tho figures ycstcr-
day.
At New York the loan market is easy but inactive,
at per cent. The payment Of the dividends ADDS
smother to the existing causes Of the accommodating
abundance of diaengaged capital available for tcrl-
porary investment and for loans. Commercial paper
is rather more inquired for and passes freely at do
The decline in geld at New York is attributed TO the
receipt of early private advces of increasing de-
mand at the London Stock Exchange for Five
TweptieS
The following is statement of the condition Of tie
Philadelphia Banks this week compared with the
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI-FRIDAY JANUARY 5 isee
New Bedford Oil Market-gap.I

The market for both Sperm and Whale Oil is firm
The sales for the week are 1875 bbs Sperm ex Acaso
at S2.45 gallon and 300 do California grey Whale
at price not transpired. all for manufacturing
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalebone
into the United States for the elk ending Jan |:
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- SOUTH Liberty STREET, -
BARRON'S SAFETY LAMPS
AND
LIG-R0-INE (Red) FLUID.
PATENTED.

w. ii. WRIGHT,
Sole Agent for Maryland and District of Columbia
n Ecorner of iberty and German streets BaItimore
This Lamp apparently burns ,oithout on,sB;,o ,,
Jeed r. 1t has however material which absorbs the
liquid and gives it to the flame partly from the wick
perfect combustion. and is very economical and safe.
II is used without chimney, and perfectly trimmed
o9es not smoke or smell; it is therefore especially
adapted 10 the purposes of run about night,
purse shop, or hotel lamp, or a lantern. The cost of
2roKen ehlmneys alone will more than pay the en-
more 1T is just what have been long looking for"
writes model housekeeper. II should hardly know
now to do without it." writes another. "A perfect
eontrivance writes third. Let those who are skep
IDEAL Try II" writes fourth. noSQ-Sa
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Ia TIT rzs=z=zz=1 RICHMOND. FgEDE.
- - asie RLCKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC Il. R.-TO IRA FELLERS GOING S0TTH

[IIs TIT Es!sszss=ssE1 RICHMOND, F8EDE.
Esss - RTCKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC Il. RIO IRA FELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY (S,:ndav P. H. EcosptsdJ
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va. and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
Ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from AQUA Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and RICHMOND and Danville Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh Greensboro
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester, S. C.
Trains leave Camden Station at 43O A. NJ and $50
and F. NJ, connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf, daily, Sunday night
excepted at A. NJ. and S45 P. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at go p. NJ. and $50 A. NJ
THROUG TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS
fVty MHe8 Shorter and 2z2 hours quicker than any
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aouia Crock
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks
OmnbUsses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON,
No. ll2 Light street wharf,
General Agents.
0c5-u General Passenger Agent.
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BERKINS, STERN d cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The increasing popularityo our bran;s of these
Inc Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our copyrighted label, bearing our name place of
business and the State Seal of California is upon
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by u.s. with
our guarantee of their entire purity.
~ WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
vi hight straw color, very delicate, fine favored,
and superior as dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine
ANGELICA
rich and naturally sweet Wine much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber rs il
makes line wheys and jellies. 1t is fine dessert
"lne and well adaP!e1dg for G92mmunion purposes.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes It
is very Delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines OF Europ96opr
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor.
IL IS becoming very popular where slightly astring
ent and delicate stmulantis desired. Being entirely
natural Wine, it will agree with the most delicate
organization.
WINE BITTERS
MI hese are made in cellars, from our own
WINES and will b f9P p eagT9e2PIe and pleasant
Distilled from the second pressing of the rrane and
ID pure and desirable article - ~---'
]. K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the limited
States assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD,
after searching and careful analysis Of our Wines
for the use Of the sick and debilitated
DID AChSON, the well-knOWn Chemist Of Boston,
comedies with this opinion.
The Boston journal, Transcript, Traveller Satur-
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post Tri-
largo pOTLOn OF the press throughout the
country, nave IN leading articles upon American
Wines, extolled the superior merits of these Wines
The WING Convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio,
where cur Wines came in competition with all the
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded five
premiums out Of six to our Wines
The Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion ex-
pressed Of Cleveland. awarded US Diploma and ST.
yer Medal.
g. W. PIER i CO.,
No. Il South Charles street.
Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
THE BALTIMOREANDO OHIO RAILROAD.

- mi eng i 2aSF two SoG daiiy trains 3es
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
snail NAIL TRAIN i will leave Baltimore daily lexcept
Ie9ye o9aly 9eqdI2g Sgnday at 10 P NJ and the
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ Except sunday
These trains connect at Beair and Parkersburg for
FREDERTGiK ACC CO dHf HElyPTSS{ TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 430 P NJ. Except Sunday
AZ East-Leayes Frederick at lis A. NJ. daily Sun
The ELLfCoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
a more A. Mr. 3ZO and 10 a NJ, and $50 NJ, and Eli
f s. Il Mills at 74o A M and 1lao A NJ and SIS
FOR WASHINGTON:
and 8 and S5 P NJ On SUNDAYS f at % Sos Sag
NJ 4 Il q a1d9 P NJ Leave Wasbingon at go 800
S Sa8 II NJ and 49, $50 and n o. Sun
A. NJ and 2. trains only from Baltimore, and the
$40 and A. NJ and P, NJ. trains from Washington
P NJ trains from Baltimore and the $50 and S A. N,
and 44O ?; NJ. trains from Washington connect with
trans on the Annapolis road.
apply to J, 7. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden Sta
on or at the Ticket o MSsier Of " p SMITH
l. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent nSp0r'a' de2tf
- y = crxF McHrH EE;Ew.v
WINTER SCHEDULE,
0n ' Trains 21ISE sNNS 0BfH N2I & 1866
Leave Baltimore as follows:
org Accommodation, No. 1..............., T2n A. NJ
TI 800
ParktOn Accommodation, No. i.........i2.S0 i'"'
b boLh 40 S............... $50 4"
66.aIkIOh 90 3.............. $50 "
P!ttSpurg and Erie xrTess................. 7.2O
fltIspufg and EmlTa Express. .............l0 1000 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
PIttsburg and Einra xpress.............. 700 A NJ
Earkton ACCOMMODATION, No. 2.............. $50 i"
! ork Accommodation No. 2....,............1Ol5
Parkton Accommodation. No 4, at Bolton 4.3O u
W 49, 30
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmra Express
Will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains leave
daily except Sundays.
Pitsburg and Erie Express leave daily except Sat-
urdays. ""'
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
cept on Sundays.
Eimlra Express arrives daily except Mondays
Fast Line arrives daily.
man tast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Express and
Pitsburg and Elmira Express, make close connections
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at HarriS-
6uTS Tor PItts5urg, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
VILE Cairo, and all points in the West Northwest
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect af
EmiTa with the New ork and Erie Railroad for
all points In Northern. Central and Western New
York. Nv"
For further information apply at Calvert Station.
J. N. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
noIc-I General Passenger Agent.
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con is steady at l4@l5 cts for old Shoulders 1870
II cts for new do, 10 cts for Sides, and POS cts
for Hams hut IN consequence of light stock there
is very little selling. Lard may be quoted at 1SSzGl9
cts for city and l9@l9i4 cts for Western.
RICE.-CarOlina, of which there is some offering,
is held at 12dl3 cts, the latter figure being asked
for prime new, and We quote East India at 912gl0H
cts currency. -
Observation-Disclosures the decline in Gold
to-day the market for Sugars continues pretty strong
and the advance of yesterday is maintained. There
has been pretty good inquiry for them. and we note
sales in lots of about 40 hhds Porto Rico at from
1925 up to Az cts and again quote follows. viz
Cuba and English Island at Sll}4@ Y cts for fair to
good refining; l24CGli cts for fair to prime grocery;
Porto Rico at llA@1234 cts for common to fair 13Ql4
cts for good to prime; l4l4@ll12 cts for choice and
Centrifugals at ll%9l6 cts
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates for Refined Sugars have
been advanced 4, and we quote Hard Crushed at
18i5 cts White Soft Crushed at 172s@l63s cts; and
Yellow at 1914 cts.
SALT-Liverpool is selling from store at 81 IS
for Ground Alum; 81. . for AshtOns fine, and$365@
80 for Fawks do, and we continue to quote Turks
Island at 60 cts 2 buShel from store The stock of
Liverpool is light. but there two or three cargoes
expected here soon.
SEEDS.-Cloyerseed continues steady at S8dSS Is
bushel for fair to primo sales OF about 500 bushels
were made to-day within this range, the bulk being
at $500 4 bushel. FlaXseed is in steady demand at
from g to $3l5 bushel but there is nothing what
ever doing in Timothy.
WHISKY.-We notice sales to-day of 100 bbs city
Whisky at 1926 and Of Same small lots of Western
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The Foreign Trade Exchanges.

There is, however. excess of GIG in the ex
ports for the four weeks, including the above week.
and according to present appearances, there will be
an excess of exports for next week.
notice further increase in the stocks of cnttOn at
Southern ports and by lhe best information it seems
probable that the receipts from the interior during
January will continue on liberal scale.
INVESTIGATOR.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the ensuing ses-
sion of Civ Council of Baltimore to open Fulton
street from Franklin street to the northern limits Of
fhe eity Of Baltimoge. noy2b-lAW-ow$
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Rio, bags........ 81 ,682 Bombay, bags...... 232
Maricaibo, bags. 5,l65 Manila. bags...... LOIS
Porto Rico, bags. 1922 Ceylon, bags 1872
Savanila, bags. 45Costa Rca, bags 28I
Angostura. bags. $50 Java, bags...,... go
Bahia. bags....... 8,2l6 Java, mats........ so 020
Malabar, bags. 800
STOCK JANUARY 2, 1866.
Rio bags..,,..r....... S5,092St Domingo...... 400
Cuba............... 1921 Ceylon ........... 7i2i
Maracaibo 1,236 Other kinds.......... 3146
Laguayra ............. 513i
Total bouS 100 1nS
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Total..,...,9i.5lO 832462 13,2256OO SOS, 854 1900
The amount of ammunition, &c, shipped from this
port TO the States heretofore in instruction from
the 18th day of September 1866, to the fst dav Of
January, 1866. was as follows:
Sporting powder pounds 3745S1
Blasting powder, pounds Observation-Disclosures, $500
Shot, pounds 2360G53
PERCUSSION caps, number l40l9i
cartridges number 1856 $50
Guns, number .............. - 3 S69
Pistols, number. ..,....,. 1885
The shipments from Boston, PHILADELPHIA, &c.
have been as large, it is understood as those from
this port.-N. Y EUen!no Post
Letters written by Yulee, former Sc :
ator from Florida. before the outbreak of the rebel
lion, and detailing of the plans of its instiga-
tors, have lately into possession of the Govern
ment, and are to be used in evidence against Mr..
Davis.
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m THE SUPERIOR COURT OF R4LTI.

NJ Office As In EIsEBY GIVEN that appIios
~ ton will be made at the next session of the City
COUNCIL 20 condemn and OPEN PRESSTM AN Street
f5o-l Fremont strnaE 70 PSrIaFi Ysnia AvSi us
s~2a- I~pS o.
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FLAGS.

Let Americans support American industry.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
sales at the baltimore Stock Bonrd,

BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished Jp Leonard J. Tormey d Co., Stock and BIZ
Brokers', No. q South Street.
January A. 1865.
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This preparation is unequacd as a Rejuyena-
TOT and ReStorer of wasted or inert functions
Inc feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physlcal application, will find the Biokrene to be
mpat us name implies, Life RejuvenatOr which
Mnle IT builds up the shattered constitution will also
b nrt to the feelings the brkness and energy which
f.ebI ter by what cause any organ has become en-
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BILLIARDS.
pTLLIARDs. So.

would call the attention ofbuyers to improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which
Canns be surpassed by any others in the world elasticity
correctness Of angles and durability which sell at
able prices, with ne stock Of Cloths, Balls Cues and every
thing connected with the trade Orders by attended
w. H. GRIFFITH.
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ceive it at 140 a share that on presenting t1e
order to that firm on the 10Th inst they refused 10
hOn0rit that on the following Monday pau'C 3G
cured during which the stock fell from Ioo 10 "
that the plaintiffs not being able to ma tne Ie
fendant, he having no office well known soia the
stock ont at par without further hotIcei WInBihS
the defendant in debt 10 item over $lOVUj Dut a
day or two after plaintiffs met deiehuant, ana anu
informed him Of what they hau uoue, W Which ne
replied, " all right"
The defan6ant's testimony contradicted every
material statement of plaintl!fs. lie denied prom
ising to keep his margin good ana CLAIMED That he
had given the plaintiffs direction to deliver the
stock to a Mr. Fitch, on the 18th of April, at $3.50
a share that he had made the requisite arrange
ments with Fitch for that purpose and that plain
tifs had neglected to do so. He further denied
that he had ever been notified to put up more
margin or that his stock was to be sold, but
claimed that he never knew of the sale until three
days after the plaintiffs had sold it, at which time
the stock had rebOunded to 1873; that he had at
once repudated the sale, and far from ratifylng
it had demanded back his margin of $1,000, which
he claimed in this suit to recover from plaintiffs.
Several interesting law questions were raised IN
the course of the trial.
Counsel for the plaintiffs offered evidence of
well established usage authorizing brokers to sell
out the stock Of their customers on the exhaustion
of their margin, to which defendants counsel OBJ
jected.
After due discussion, the court decided to admit
the evidence on the 90and that II such usage
was proved the defendant, being an old specu'
lator should be presumed to have contracted with
reference to that usage, unless the contrary was
shown.
nature of the legal relations existing between the
parties, and their consequent mutual duties and
liabilities The counsel for the defendant argued
that the relation was not Of pledgOr and PLEDGE,
and that tile plaintiffs had therefore right to sell
the stock without first calling upon the defendant
| to redeem his pledge and in default on defendants
part therein, to give him notice Of the time and
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There were sales to-day Of SIX casks Clear Sides
at 22e., aud 10 tierces sugarcured Hams at 2G3c.
u ib. Duifield Hams are held at 28G.
LARD-Continues very dull, but prices remain
unchanged at 233GD24c. for prime in terces, and
25@D253e. u b in kegs
STAR CASDLEs-Remain quiet, but prices con-
tinue firm. There is, however, moderate retail
business doing at 2Oc for IL o., 205c for ID o.,
22o. for IA o., and 2Gc. for lG on.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in
better demand, while prices are fuller. 1t is sell
ling at 3O6435 fg ib. Northern Batter is in good
supply, but dull at 43045c. " ID. Western
Cheese is in fair supply, but dull at l5@l8c u Ii.
There are no English dairy lots IN the Market
and we therefore omit quotations.
Observation-Disclosures in fair retail demand, and
prises remain firm with an upward tendency.
Dealers are furnishing the demand for the country
at Sic. in rolls, and 33c. % yard in bales. There
were sales to day of 100 bales at 324c. U yard.
GUENY BAGs-Continue very quiet, but prices
remain unchanged at 26BG127c. for retail lots.
BALE RoPE-Is quiet, but prices are firm with
an upward tendency. Dealers are furnishing the
demand at 1870 for retail lots, and 18c. u ID. for
large lots
SUEDRIEs-Eggs are scarce and selling at S249
$40 % Dbl. New Potatoes at So 5O@4 rs u Dbl.
New Onions at 50 1908 90 Apples at $7@l0 V
Dbl. Beans, common, at $2@3, choice at $5@7 so
u Dbl. Chickens, at $l0@lI y doz. Geese, at
$8@l0 % doz., and Turkeys at $25@30 u doz.
NAVAL SToREs-Common Rosin is plenty, and is
selling at 81 SO but the better qualities are scarce
and with little demand at 81 so for No 2, and s. 30
for No. l. Tar is selling at 50 80 y Dbl. Pitch at
49, and Spirits Of Turpentine 9Oc. for large lots,
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMNT, |
New Orleans, June %, 1866
WHEREAS, John G. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Hap-
Dor Master in and for the port Of New Orleans,
to wit
A bond dated the Dist of March, 1860, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John @. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Ninnick as securities, the
performance by the said John G. sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the Office of the secretary of
State, within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal of State as
above and Of the Independence Of the United
States, the ninetieth
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
J. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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Cnttle Market.
JRrrERsoN CITY, July b. lS6

JEFFERSON CRY. July 10. 1865.
Arrived yesterday Texas BeeVes, l6 Calves
and Yearlings, and 327 Sheep. sold-l46 Texas
Beeves, 1856 Calves and Yearings, p Hogs, u
Sheep, and Mich Cows. Stock on sale--l122
Texas Beeyes, l31 Calves and YearIings, 27l Hogs,
eI5e Sbean and 1f Milch Cows We quote:
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L EXECUTE, |
Nouyelle-O Orleans, % JUN 1866.
ATTENDU que John c. Sinnot sest adress6 "a
moi atm de faire canceller son obligation Off
cielle CONNIE Maire de Port, dams ct pour lie
port de la Nouvele-Orl6ans, SAVIOR:
Une obligation datte lie q mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres, ST.
gnGe par John G. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau
tons, laquelle obligation etant condidonnee
sur la fdele execution par ledit John G. Sin
not de ses devoirs de Maitre de Port ci-dessus
Avis est par lie present dome tous ceux
y interess6 d'avoir a d6duire, par ecrit, au bu-
reau du secretaire d'Etat, dansles quatrevingt-
dix iours apres la derniere publication du pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour lesquelles la t$aite
obligation ne gerait pas 6antellee ct annullee.
Donn6 sous ma main ct le seeau de TEtat a
la date ci-dessus, ct de Independence des
Etats- Unis, la quatrevingt-dixieme.
]. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouyerneur:
J. II. HARDY, Secretaire dEtat
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tle UllGldl IbCOTuJ VIZ :
MoRSIsG SESSION
EYENING SEssInE

$500 Opelousas Railroad, first mortgage bonds with
per cent. due coupons attached ~
81 600 Louisiana State Bank notes go