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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-25
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y The above Bitters can be had of
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all Druggists
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-25
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-25

{ q. w L A N FL Y
IT'S now at ALEXANDRIA, and respect
i fully offers his services as DENTIST
to the citizens of this place and surround
ing country.
All diseases Of the Teeth and Gums will
be attended to by the mostimproyed treat
ment.
With his complete facilities for operating
he feels sure Of giving general satisfaction
upon those organs SO essential to Comfort,
Beauty and even Health itself.
Those wishing his services, will please
call as early as possible at his office.
Teeth extracted without pain, if desired.
P. S.-For the qualification of those suf.
fering with Aching Teeth, he would say,
he uses a remedy that effectually destroys
the nerve WITHOUTPAIN. Prices Reduced.
FFICE-
ICE HOUSE HOTEL,
Adjoining Ladies' Parlor.
Alexandria, La, January 9th, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
nnMrsrfc MlnKrrs.


PmLtpxLPHta May iaCoiou hht demand Mdiing ~ N'
80 Petroleum dan Crude II. alae Refined, 9ale fogt aa
~ M aI FI b,S si. ~ sni 90 3D. sd
@2 Wheat dui and noninal a - . o Red Sc - 10 ~
:, ws,s t s S S 5sa8 s s. 90 S Yss 100
blsh White .; ~ ~ so0 hasb Mi.sd NsisrS r. ~
ehabgei Porisons Mes poTk sg9 Lard ~, gloc
B,ITvoRE MAJ iaCoon dull uomnalT a. ~ lls For h9aAnf
Flour dull nounay lower. bot nothing doag WHEAT hl rd
dull White ~ IS. Ieow a os' aaehsugsd Rye snehauFeL
fiScs, Wv Nv 'Fiosr quiet whesidu io-er sale. Of
her a ~ o. Cora dn held go a'ie esTsd O sa
I'D s,sd It. Rseepi1 90 Dbl. Four 800 bab wheat 1900
bush. Corr 1000 bush Oats -, .t..
receipts g bales. srporis bis Flour unchanged Pof go ~
BseOaShouae l5 Cs19 sie. i'ls Boz ss'1aef 49, O'1'
May i9Foar quiet Nheat q9ls '6d unshapso
advancing and ~ ~ d1e Kr and Ssd o,is uay ~
8c No Bye demanded at ~ % Tor the best teon oa ,
hbds Ipr t50s9 90; Leaf el0@e9 80 Receipt, o. ne week
Porsnel a. AZ q. held s28 uk Meats Il Rie
le for Clear Rb ard 5c sJesal hsh e. higher
Lard held At i8ic Cold la9. buying with good demand
sT LOWS Mav la-Toacco scve n wheat isenngi
Choice White and Rel Pail ~ % Good Pair Dor " ia9
sy ~ soaac sr Good to choice BARLEY inl Prime, a 80
F1tra 80 5O0AI Fancy. 81 DDSlJ 70 Provisions doll Mess
Pork ga 25aA8 - Bn Meais-Loose Clear sides 1917 Bacon
Reeves S5d 81 gross Muon-shrrp 95a a per head Re
osp. FpuT. 1900 bills Wheat $500 bush Com, 600 bnh
CnIc,eo Nav ia-Flom srm at slo0sl for Spring Brtras
Wheat fr decline Of ole sales At - e9 iCr No j. ~ 70 a.
89d8ac Bejei 8, la store Oats easier al wa Ole
RYE aim asa ~ No Barley DALI sample lots ~ 30
an Prime Ness sl IS sweet Pcsei Hams Gc Lard isc Beef
Cattle dul 49, - for fair % good Bnhcrs sersi ~ 20
SOC sales at S8d+8 50 Common TO Light aud 80 asa 80 70 for
good grades Ire hts shade lmel at ia3c Wheat TO
Com live Hog. SLipmeHsl200 hills Flour
bush Wheat 1900 do Corn 5s0oldo Oats 1880 live Hog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

COFFEE-We have nothing Importance advice prices remaining
o. So lagsi Of Java g. rs mats ana Of other hiue 1900 bsg we
e no 10 195 benz az w. 0l 0s-s & y nj, iSilsc
Java. 23q2te N9rseae leaiss iaguay. lSG e and 81 Do
SeTs I e5sy o Bo sse' s s STIs s, sS
s from yard AZ S % P t1 o. eo aIsS s Ia. b sfs
iSss a iissd Goals a. about previous prices
o Ole a r sd T 5' sa & q 1Is:
& = Es e4 PsE VIZ ss y s''0y demand ''F 'o'n
DSRyooDs-fbe saEet extremely quiet but f and prices
sssIsas change noiiee@bls 80, :. ,u,, s,o ooo,
sa:'f ess s : S scs3 sssSIi r. S5
Issss Mara tsoldl oe- = Lima W00d'''''' 10 "@i'' W
dates AND DiRs-ws have fair bbug demand fog al art
Mr. s beading and hs TsIss n western and
sa's Flour dut neiiun grades are ValVe
s1s Is u ss9 s sS3s 80 5 Extra
49,. q o faHy 90 80 55gS9 ~ io as esS Ss IS for
F,a ae Is o. soa 40 % % good g choice spa1g Wheat Wheat
MAJ W5,sf Hhs EI Maga and Indiana 2q S+ for Sus ga Lss
sl ior Double sd Triple California Flour S easier and is
& s d sg g At fll 3oGsy q ior ta sa M1 4ioS
~ - or Common to Pine Enu Baltimore and County ell eog
H5 5ii b bs s saa nS s5sSs IS y boaSe Triple
a DO Bye foaI SIM uet sales q 4eo ses az 20
FIsy csd lave so pretty freely snd are at quota
ST. Rie BEEN 3 t oar i ssss HeIgs quiet bot
s cargo been takes a. our Prees
b. co ss S1 " &c s siS f Pa So q @ =
ssslsa Coz 81 og9 Herring sel5 ReI ~ IS
s.sll 10 BsT - 90 q 3 Herring. y G6i... s0o9 80
NAIL No. T. Bay. n 20 W
PEATHERs iii meet wb inquiry but prices undergone
20 essea changer sales from 9osSc ior Prime Tennessee and
western
ILAxhe demard o Domestic has continued fair and prices are
sil0ut change
0RAINfbs market hr spring Wheat Isvey dq1 and prices
S ssaSts ~ ia 81 q Gr So SiSaSIes
kay qu4t though Barley Matt is y scire 1900
bss firmly held and very qaet
sales Western % store Soc offered and
be asked 5r RYE Is IN moderate request at prizes
s sales 90 ust Of STATE At - e+z ~ Corn kose and
10 good dasHd concession; the nquy Is mainly for the
trade New Western Mixed Al 81 l2i@R IS;
ssa 10 Al l5 Weston YeOs AZ VI ~ southern White at
~ Z3e 81 q, The atttf i0TleafL
GUANoA good demand f9r Peruvian from obben At $3.50 49,
GUNSiEsThe nike Is esiIeney quiet and prices ore weak al W
~l9e. ~ Bags. and zlic for 10th .
HiDEsIAe lid 40 Lfqfr atesi SAYS. The market this week
be been telg engteled tie OF te tah Stock sud
NJ edfanfe prices Bt0s aiaBee quotations blslo,
tHss 1 Iolyl@ sbo g. y ~ recfpfs 800 hiles an4 10
bales Calcutta Cow.
BAf-Ths asaSa ss5 fO sypg 0t5c per 100 RetsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SKw.YoRK........N.rI 10

CLEARED.
steamsbps-Yiagsra Blkemn Richmond tc Concord Morrison
PaaSe Iss%sT1 &cMsSeS LIVERPOOL
Ships-Rbn KrOncng LondOni Sea Serpent WHITE san iran
i Bos,Aautc Orb Mckenzie KOuig.g; Helena Jackson yiss
Or falmouth for orders boomerang ORR crehOn carenas' Dus
burg (Br Isys Pe1aS 1 RSa; Sr Orders Ben, nc and
Layaea Annie Duncan lBEl Gray Malta and smyiIa utu p
tom Eugene Gsv BOoP E9isIp;' & H9d is - 'IHS hon. =
b W. Vail Beers JseAson'ule ~ = 'Sao tD u,tos
Goridn Yewbern n c. 4 e. yaeatae Bayls Richmond oLi'
c.oe REEs SS c ES i %eceseE St MS
-, Charlottesville P Il :, Easad' B0yes wilmington n =
Steamship Manhattan (Bh Williams savannah May . % '''
is Steamship enss Ma Hams Liverpool Nay d;s and e; pas.
Steamship Rapiaan cheesuan 49, l'e and pass
Steamship San scuto sanuah ndse aud pass
BARI Excelsior BS No., Sa Ss1S Sss T. iron
s ssTs W Rs MIoif j Siis Bos hide aud wool
Bark Argentine Atao9d cssR !. y fy c6s ,S
WhsasssAtk d h5lT snaah Chase Eerot
Hrg Rasd Si1abethpor, Gloueessr EliabethPors
Zcayo, Ellabeihpot '01'' Hn]A's'Hp'i@
N'p'o"' ''D-''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.TSS room M asB S John Bss S e esss brig s
Pence W chr TaAinroo hon JaeAson7li Mary Cons NOM
DI HSlars Ho1r Nay iaAed ,ch Davis Lines TstG, o,
Ps d1S S5 s.5u Sa a S S Msan. S5o o
FOREIGN FORTS.
CAiBARIEN-In port May J. bark Narfen 20 abs V "
DAYS ,,.r.- 70. N..yo,L
SPOKEN.
Mac l,t 81 n 70 s. W. ship Ipo Sahb tBr bound W.
Ma Ii la, 49 n Ion. % 10 W. bark Fisher bennd W.
Ma n lat Al AZ ~ % % W. brig Ahet y, lonnd w
NJ rs st a. A. lon ships Eog (hamh) aBl gefsry
or bound day lat AZ % Ion % a. bark George AXE BID
Nav iS lat % 90 lon 81 W. bark Anna Du'ebl bound W.
10 MARINERS.
Two lanterns hosicd ata are exhibited at Cay Boks Hon
duras one Is white. tie other red
Temporary lights been established Clippers Bar and Red fA
Bar Galveston Bay, Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoyDoN May 49, m-cousos opened at 9J1 aud closed AZ
e4lda for money and for opened %. 49, aud closed at
0la9 United States FveTueny bonds opened 7lsa7l and
closed at d; Central Railway shares opened At 9' and
closed 90; Ee Railway shares opened al Al and closed a. i'
American Securities generally duoe and more active
FRANKpoir Uned States bonds opened al ol ara
closed 6rrn a TO- for the Issue Of l562
PANS 1875 mTbe Boue opened drner, VITA Eent Al %
fancs 81 ceutimes and closed 81 cen!e.
IfyyEPo0r NAV Ia-5 M ConaThs market generally
DAN The sales Of the day foot ul'at 5000 bale.
OpofafiOHs " he Day l;l5a 10 i;WGm % ~
Middlng Uplsbds. ............ - dl1ft 4!Ett ~,
NdIng orleans dl2,L 0l2.l l2h
erdgS-NeW Mixed Western Corn. At the opening hTmeI al
a9G. At the close Cairria White Wheat the opening, BJi
at close q Red Ncn AZ the opening, BIS al the close
Barley the opening 30i Al the close, o. oats al ne
Opening The close $40 Peas q the opening eos al the
close Western Canal Flour opeuet - and closed a %
PI0rsona-Becf i hhL Tor Ksta Prime Mess Pork opened
s and closed "a bbL fsr Ren Prime Mess Lard opened
3 and coscd Cheese "a y csi for The hei grades
both opening and close Bacon opened 49, e"t
for Cumberland Cut, and closed az f3.
opened SO est and cesd At SO for Common
North Csons and ri for Medium faow $50 e Turpcne
opened Il 56 y ct closed u o. Clover Seed il a cw or
American RED ResBei Petroleum IA y gallon at the opening and
Spirits Petroleum opeai at "a and closed steady % q
gssa -. - =. =.
STANDARD Iine R5 iO Sperm OIL. &95 tan Lin
seed Cakes. 4lO A for thin ohong for feeling. -
MAJ iaThe Petroleum. market opensd and eoseda " n
2je lor STANDARD white
M,ycnrs1ra May iaFabros and Yarns da and lover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
THE MARKETS.

ASFs-The inquiry Pots fair at SO 80 Pearls are nominal
fair business be noted m al articles
mng Sner heading and the market ruled quite H We note
sa ~ Ias 70 the extent 20 % for Eastern, aud
sas higher We quote folowG BKoEs-NeT jersey
- A. sea- 20. Long Island y N, 9ll04 u; North River v
H 4ii0sI2 Cro,on n ~ +96 t22 Philadelphia Front, g NJ
6450S50 CEaEyT-Rosendae q Dbl, 81 IS HAR-Catte y
bush Soc Mired BUSH 7Oc LATHsKasteTD
ST. 50 sass So LNEROeknd Common Dbl, 81 lO' Rock
knd Innn . hbL 81 PAKIsBde Nora Scotia q iu
- s5lQS4 White Nova scoa. tun - 3G0$4 49, CaGsd
Eastern p Dbl ~ Called KHiekerbOekeT Mills bbl ~ O
Calened Empire Mills. . bbl 81 So
BROOM CORNIhe demand fair for this article and WITH hmtea
arrivals prices are bigger; sales az lzUIoc
BRSLBs aud IN fair demand quote at from 45e So for
LNenean Gray ard White
COTTOhe demand has been remarkably light and the market
whout features figures reduced somewhat closing
noHn "a e ~ including l6z spinners and ITO to fpeeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
Sails By 4ntiion.
GTO. A. LKayrT, Auenoneer - x,,,o>,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINLON

GHO. A. LEAyTTT, AueioneeK
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNlUN
ID HALL Aston place and Egbth-st LBAYlrf STREBBgb
Co CoysIosnKaTs LBRAREs CATAL0SuED AND BOLD
GREAT AUTOGRAPH SALE
An exceedingly interesting collection Of Autograph Letter. Am,ess
and Foreign Comprising Sgners Of the Declaration Of npenaehe
Statesmen and Generals the Revolution Ceebrated hn'bo
Dramstl Poets scholars Politicians Artists etc. TIE Hho 70 e
sold by auction without reserve WEDNESDAY MAY ~ ahd Oh
DAY. Il, commencing at o'clock o. M
Catalogues ready, price % ceHts -, .,,,, s.rp
M,sSys LHAyIIT sTREBRIGH viii sell by suction JOIN
H. AUSTEN Aueoreer FRIDAY EVENING the "a " nal e
entire COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS Of the
Late Mr.. A. VI. COZ1ENS
These Pictures are TOO veil known circles TO require emstI
SEVENTY EIGHT PAINTINGS
comprising choicest the respective Mssiers co"
BY NJ Ccssens during period of years Of the most
tons ghh Art and Artists.
Such opportunity for procuring works Of American AT
history msy not again. for he'e D"
representative collection in private bands equal oh
HIS observation-disclosures Johneonk eS.s
HnniBsobs euy- Stnat -Cropseys Pne-ess-
treJge&e &c. BY Cous 70 b. unsurpassed
equaleJ other works 81 those celebrated Painters he ~"
At before o'clock Nov on view ee ssy aaa ysnnt
tL MONDAY, MAY % AND FIVE FOLLOWING DhlS,
AZ o'clock p. each iay
AN IMMENSB LIBRARY
The private Library Of the Mr. A. Smets Savannah Ga
Of valuable and extensive collections OF Beos ever
public. eontaihiug and elegant ss
printed ranging from the Fifteenth Century ase sSv
with nunina onsi nc 80
sortmeB Of illustrated Works, Standard BogTaphe IAfe
Histories, &c, &c., Of the beet editions
Some ea extent of this collection boots sH
the fact $1,000 previous TO iS1
Catalogues ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

lots o. easl 80 sad Loose a. 81 2sael ca 100 n. Lors Ry'
strAv IL salsbe and ann a..-a
demand stn very hsh, Asd The marie, qie' pretty
nueh oar Previous prices
issssn $40 "a American Undresscd 2i0 q $40
Manila n gold 0l0ac = Russia. $40 20 $50
grades quiet and prices change noticeable
moderate
Toe for Belgian and Od5Oe eudDg old and grades) O Amen
Ibe quotation for Belgian s somewhat nominal
HONEY Cuba s selling at from 57d58c, gold In bond .
NDlGOBu few taken place our @ the
demand moderate the retail way prices unchanged
compared with Dbl last;
Bengal gold D.. 81 l0de2 90 Manila god...."$ i0dS
DUDE god asa tOlGnatemAa. god.. l00 j IS
MADRAS god....... $50 OOlCaraccas gOd.... 300 O5
hOLAsSESPees steady and the demand good Cuba
Glazed 4d50c Cuba Nnseovado 60d6 Porto Rico SodSe and
EDgh Island 46G2 Of $40 hbd Barbados private terms
and 90 bids Nueyitas at 59c
hBfAbShee has been only moderate business American In
gov Copper dnee last but most holders hn and Offer
er stocks spabgy sales Of GOO ID Detroit at Pc Balem0
tG and Portage Lake 2a G24c New SheathHg andeow Metal
dull but prices particular change Iron
been dull the confined small lots prices how
particular change but for the present they
be regarded nominal In Lead Bpee Shot, ahd Nails y
ITALY business quotations being nominal Since the large movement
Pig Tin noted the market has beer rather only
few job lots have changed hands lind the market however retains
Us trmne In Plates there change 10 nOe the busness mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The investment demand for CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS continues undi
minished. They are now being taken as rapidly as
the progress of the work entities the Company to
issao them, and have a prominent position among
safe standard, and profitable securities They bear
six per cent gold interest and explicitly provide for
repayment IN CON- and are offering at par and back
interest from January 1 in currency. Particulars
tan be learned on application to the General Agents
FISK & HATCH, Bankers and dealers in Government
Securieties, No. Nassau-st. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
pASSENGERS ARRIEED.

IRON LIVERPOOL May I9In steamship MdtaJohn Snaii e'
T. Straner Bishop oaInlan Mrs. Qaigan Dr Robertson Mt o
child, 4. Wallace. Mrs Wallace.
FROM LIVERPOOL. May I9B steamship Ma1AatsnS ~ Mann
E. A. Morlaunt, Capt. Davies, Miss Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MAY 9-lOOG5 1850 bills Corn Neal 80 55 bush Wheat
Com hush 1870 bush ~ 10 800 bush fea
% pigs Ashes 5 pigs Beef 22 pkgs Cut Meats % pEss Lard 1901
letrnlrun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20


e title Of tie ST. Louis Iron Railroad having been
ed ny act The General Assembly Of the State ~ hssoa and we
bonds declared valid the the 10 connection with
the Southern system Of roads COLUMBIAN KY now going rapidly o
ward hneonees being profitable operation - nles Of new
WORK graded with rails enough hand for ~ miles e1pected af
we Whole me nom St Louis 10 Belmont 1873 miles Will De epned LOT
business early that there will he continuous hne from st
Louis 70 Mobile NewOsans and other southern ees Avery large
tramc ia anticipated =
The old part es already enough 70 all
on the whole mortgage debt and he 1tenon eompee
the extension Of the road adds the and projected branch
dy from Pilot Knob for which eash sahsdy Of &sO
per mile granted BY the State free gin 10 The Company VAL AID
THOs fLLEN President, ST. Louis, Mo.
We the undersigned cordially recommend these seven per cent mort
gage bonds Of the Louis and Mountain Railroad good
N.Y. The Of the road will be large and the administration OF
We la OIL Company Is capable and experienced hard and en-
nled 70 the greaest confidence Of the pubic.
JAMES y THOMAS. Mayor Of 81 Louis
JOHN J. ROE Pres, ST. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
X W. FOX Press 81 Louis Board ofTrade
BARTON BATES, PTes North Missouri Railroad
J. H. BRIIT0N. Pres. Nat Bank Of the state ofHo.
NM L. EWING, Pres Of the MeT. n B.ofS IT. Louis
0BO. ii, RIA Pres Second National Bank fSt Louis
JAS EADS Chief Engineer 81 LOUIS and H. Bridge Co
GEO. r. TAYLOR Pres Pacific Railroad (of MssOunl
WM TAUSSIG, Pres. Traders Bank, Louis
JOHN r. LI0NBBRGRB, Pres 7. ~ Bank 81 Louis
bDOLPHUS MBkR. VeePrea Union Pac6c Railway.
ROBERT BARrII, Pres German Savings Institution.
ALLEN, COPP 4 NISBEY Bakers 81 Louis
NETWORK RRFERENOBl
Ed. MORGAN Co, T. CANDY.
j. II. SWIFT. w n BLOD6RTT
ISAAC ". PHELPS, A. r. EMO
Pamphlets with details be bad the HeTYork Agency limited
number Of Bonds will be sold at the low price 49, giving the accrued
Interest toyfbe buyer.
Parties living city, having send
bonds will be returned By free Of charges.
H. q. MARQUAND Yiee.Prest. No - WaIls,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

The earnings Of the Chicago Rock Island and Paci-
do Road, for the second week in May, were:
IsCs $4,000 1857. 6Ose9 Increase. tsoS7
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railway, for
she second week in May,
1853 .s77,75s $79.976 Increase So 7s2
The earnings of the Western Union Railroad, for
the second week in May
1868 s2c0s 81 ls67...Sl1,746 90 Increase hlu "a
The earnings of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway. for the last week in April, were;
1868 500 sO7 .sl15,965 Decrease sloles
Earnings for the month ..........-...... $2l,OOS
The earnings of the Atlantic and Great western
Railway, for the first week in May, we're:
1865 $50 1877 1917 SlOs,s2s Decrease. SI,oyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Ann Ri,es... 439 san Tl5 Moon Rse... 354
SANDY Hook ,, Isand all Hell Gate 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-

rNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StOckhold-
eTs Of the COMBINATION SILVER MINING COMPANY, will
be hed SATURDAY June 20 1863 al O'Clock hhe Com
pany ee Nos l5 and 57 Broadway Room No 49, HeSSiork tor
The election Of ue for the eBung year such other business
before the meeting j. CHRIS TlB, Secretary.
NOTICE IN ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ FSDED or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of YUBA COUNTY
CALFORNA-No hereby given that all holders 81 any me
funded bonded Indebtedness Of the County Of fnba may az e
the the Loan C0mmsoneoi
the County Of Yua al he Treurers said county in the
City Of haysve before the lst day Of July A. d. 1893
aud said bearing interest at
eight per per payable semlanngay " January and July
both principal paid gold eon said bonds being Issued
uBeT therefor approved February 49, A. D. 6S and that all
such Indebtedness 81 said county VIII draw interest ahe tb Isl
dsy jolly A. d. IGgMaJyse County California March
A ID. Js6g D. A. MCCONNELL,
H. Il. SELLOW
j. n. RiDEOUT,
loan Commissioner Of County Of Ygba
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c1D AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON

E.)D AU CTIUN ALE OF SOMAMI i'UyN
W COAL Ne9,lssIIs,, Ma! ~, NJ NJ. -,
The Delaware Lackawsuua snd Western Raroaa Compsn! WI &
b Nesss John H. Draper Co., Anoueers ~ The Conpar
room No az Exchange place. NeTlOT WEDNESDAY, hay ~
II o'clock noon COAL from he Lacsavauna rese Of
The aral se deliverable their depot Ezabhpo " j. during
une le68 Terms payable Cat ilad, % ne gay
sale and the basnce within ten days tbe. y e9I a S
Office Of the company. SAAJ III SLOAN' f'su'H.
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Sort delarNm's slotits.
srArr or NEw.YoRx.

STATE NEw.YORE
P0RT.WARDEss OFFICE, No % wlHamst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of tue A passed Al H. s1 su,isi "a 49,,
Rrorgne M0rns Odce OF the Port OF NeE YORK. 70 ~ persons
having charge % the subject matter Of SAGA ~l %
examination srve that the 0lowG vessels under fAsai
ton By Nauieus tbatts al eNin u9ss VI
completed Within days succeeding tbs notice on bosd aS
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r .,dAuds, with view Of collecting the United
s..1ss tax on their profits, supposed TO be repre-
I'D by their issues of stock. The ease is one
~heh. in the opinion of the Government, admits of
somurOmse; but railway managers see no such easy
sy to settle, and intend to litgate the matter Two
snndred millions of railway capital win form COM
Sination strong enough to get from the United
states Court what has been long with
held from parties paying an income tax
;ostce. Tho income tax will come up before the
limited States Court in Pennsylvania next month
and its cOnsttutionalty DO tested Thus far people
have been content to suffer under paw alike UNJUST
in rs operation and offensive in its character.
The Bankers and Brokers' Association OF the
Stock CLEARINGHOUSE viii soon be IN operation It's
hlanks have been prepared, and it win occupy the
,son ON Newest, near the two Stock Exchanges
The stock of.tbe corporation sells at 1871
The following is a statement of coal transported on
Che Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
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Tinantial.

VIRGINIA REGISTERED SIX PER CENT
OLD STOCK paving interest The old Coupon bonds and
r,lpg s'out e gbt per lower. BOUGHT aud s0LDby
'S WM FISHER & SONS, stock Brokers, Baltimore.