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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-15
NOTICE.


CHICAGO, March 81, 1885.
Commencing Wednesday April LIST, and until
further notice, the Illinois Central Railroad viii
sell excursion tickets from Jackson Miss, TO New
Orleans and return, to parties OF three more on
one solid ticket, at rate OF 500 per passenger.
Tickets good to retura within ten days from date
OF sale A. II. HANSON,
April s 55-tf] General Passenger Agent.
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REMEMBER that you can buy Middle
sex Blue Flannel suit for 500 at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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FABIUS.

MY WRITINGS AGAINST PROHIBITION,
vi with other pieces, now in pamphlet form
at The CLARION office, copy Of which be
had by any one desiring to read it, by applying to
that office, free OF charge, and postage paid at my
Expense FABIUS.
mi =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


T,RoN THE INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
L and Dumb. Tuesday night, April Il, a BA Y
MARE, about fifteen hands high, IN good con
dition and slightly lame in right fore leg or should
or. liberal reward will be paid Tor the recovery
OF the mare and detection Of thief This mare Is a
natural PAGER and is fine saddle mare. VIII Clty
MarshalS please look Out for her.
apl IS, So J. X. bob1No sNpt-
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4.F. E. ayes. wy. preach % Che bap-
-- church next Lord aHE az ID %. H.
.,-...
...be o-.y. raa guest %. Mrs. d'Ambrazio.
.-.r.F. JnH. NJ 7.Haa mas been ln our
..t days. @"i gave H- 70 pleasant
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f ts-..
Ta. a.....-.#rHa Esr..t church ex-
..#. Mai Penn. res Texas EVANGELIST 10
....-t bin iu d. series uf meetings iu Nav.
N. .gi alr- sprouts ana children,
i.. PERSONS, MISS i-..A Buck ana
'' i.... Hs "'e do" al iHe LAPo7l-
". s.. y. -Imm Di Oxford, and her
Daughter. Miss Annie, O. great iayorite in
Jackson spent several days with friends
..r. '... week.
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o' ...s-'" ''- summit VIII
.. '''. UNIFORM
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NJ. IT...r.; "a i'.'7'''.' WIN
lads. friends OF fh. Steamer No
-... D.. ready mi anv Time NOW wffl a
........ forth. committee collecting sub
...r-rs tine anniversary, dinner to he
..... |... tF.a t....rsuv Nfsv1st
0n.ul EDtucEg- faire-l daughters,
H- Minnie RaU.rt-. with her brother
..... H. henderson Kentucky. are visit /
ing our city. after au extended trip to
I.a.a aua tae NnH Orleu, Exposition |
...u enjoyed ay fhe young people in a long /
...|. CHAD l.a dance at Mrs Wares resi- |
H.u.. 4-t Friday evening. Mrs. Ware
I.uE J.u uuveIl tu appear. her place was
rr. gracefully filled los Mrs. II. II. Par
..-.WuYWYtcJ % charming chapcrOu.
INe Raymond Gazette publishes call /
.H.usT u-I-lHlr. J. ". Brown IT.. to be- 1
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tfsan WILL BUY NICE LITTLE PLACE
SlJUu nineteen acres of land, two frame dwell
ing houses, five rooms each, splendid new barn,
buggy house, negro cabin, and good garden Would
make magnificent fruit and vegetable farm, situ-
ated at tsaliman the l. C. r r, four miles south
OF Crystal Springs Copiah County. For further in
formation apply o Mr. JOHN DAY, the Vegetable
King Of Crystal Springs, Miss, or to
DR. J. Glib 1RT,
aprlI5, 'S5.6t McNair, Jefferson Co., Miss.
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Claiborne's History

] ~
we nave CD ME orders Tor about one
hundred copies of Clsiborne's History Of
! Nis.i~sippi. which win he fled With, the
,.,-+ 49,. l.... Tl.l.f.,
-, Has 1''' Nii-
"'o+d1Dir. Ojher demands upon our
| Eindarv could not he deferred. These
orders err. s., c,,,a.,;,,, ,,.,.l. .,,r-o-;-.
,;l,.- A.. r.. -
'.''
Ia a'aIlion To The orders now registered,
we viii be able TO supply one hundred or
more copies. 10 subscribers to THE
fI1 ,rI -,
i"l "9'i' Inc history VIII DOG ne sJld
separately, nor rW d be mailed 10 am addres
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-15

The State Board OF Health held their
regular annual meeting in this city Mon
day. April Is, in the Office of DIR. Writ
Johnston. DIR. Kittrell chairman, and DIR.
Johnston Secretary. Present, Drs Bennett,
Blanks, Dancy, Hyer, Kells, Dale, Taylor
and Toomhs. Appointments in counties
where vacanies existed were as follows:
Jones, DeSoto; B. l.. Travis, Jasper; W.
NJ. Peacock, Jones;J. II. Rhodes, Kinds;
J. NJ. Alexander, Tunica, J. d. Weeks,
Choctow; j. w. Walker, Washington. One
thousand dollars was allowed Jackson
county, for purposes of quarantine. The
Committee appointed toexamine the books
Of the Secretary reported them in perfect
order. The board sustained the action OF
the Censors oil the Sixth District, in refus-
ing to grant license TO two applicants. The
resignation DIR. q. A. Rice was rendered
me board to be presented to the Governor.
Dr. hittrell was reelected chairman, and
me following executive committe will serve
lor the ensuing year. Drs. Johnston, Blanks
ana hells, with DIR. Johnston as chairman.
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SITUATION WANTED

q YOUNG LADY Of refinement and culture
- wishes position as governess or companion
do not object to the charge OF invalid, or u
travel. Can give best OF reference. Address
ORPHELINE, Oxford, Miss.
April / 'S5-3t
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In Chaneery Court, Kinds County-First District.
ANNIE NJ WooDs EFT All
No. $50 vs..
GEO. NJ. KLEIN ET AL.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
l OF the said Chancery Court rendered in the
above cause on the 18th day OF March, A ID. 1888,
wherein and whereby the undersigned was apPoin-
ted trustee in the stead Of the original trustee John
A Klein. deceased TO execute 10y said decree
directed the provisions OF certain deed OF trust
from shepherd Brown survivor Of the firm Of Brown
/ q Johnston to said Klein, trustee, dated Septem-
Der 18th 1863 aud recorded in the Record Of Deeds
/ of said Kinds county, at Raymond, IN Book =
/ page 81 the undersigned viii on
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!. pp1,cANIs ros oEr,cr 49, n-o.a-, !,

"A ministration MATERIALLY AIDED in their
applications, requisite examinations, etc, Annapo-
lis and West Point included InclOse stamp. T.
II. DONEHUE, Gate of War Department., Box
2259. Denver, Colorado.
APRIL, '55-lm-
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"ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen in city
w or country wishing to earn 81 to $ a day at
their own homes, no canvassing; work furnished
and sent by mail any distance. For particulars ad-
dress. with stamp, CRYSTALLIZED PHOTO CO.,
3 ". It'll st. Cincinnati o. ,
aprl S. ,s5-2t.
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Capt. w. O. Lowd, who, during the
last two years of the war commanded a
company in Austin's famous battalion of
sharp-shooters, is now at the Exposition in
charge of an exhibit Of oil machinery.
Most Of the men composing the company
Recommended were taken from CompanyC,
Continental Guards, al the time OF the dis
handment OF the llth Louisiana Regiment,
and Capt. Lowd was yesterday made an
honorary member of the present Condnen-
tails. He was decorated with the beauti-
lui badge OF the company, and made a
brief, but feeling speech in aoknowledg-
ment of the honor. Since the war he re-
sided in jackson, Miss-N. O. States.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

cE= ACRES, THREE HUNDRED UNDER
VIZ fence; about 200 of which is fine DO tom
land, balance in timber; pine, oak and cypress
fine dwelling; rooms outbcuses, CRIBS and sta
bles; running water; splendid vel water nice
locality; fine garden; young orchard; good range
Tor stock: enough timber to pay for the place if
nut into lumber P. W. ESTEIL-
aprI Is So ct Summit, Pike Co, Miss.
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For Sale.
To DRUGGISTS.

4 PRINTING OFFICE, WITH JOB OFFICE
n connected IN a splendid location. VIII sell al
a bargain. Apply TO CLARION office for further
particulars. mar25, 50 :3t.
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To Urugg1StS.
An EDUCATED PHYSICIAN AND PHAR
n NACTsT-Zs years experience, desires an en-
gagement with some good house, wholesale or re.
tail, preser ptionist clerk book-keeper or trav
eer- Has large influential acquaintance and car
command good trade. Best Of references
Address W. c. BELLAMY, A. NJ, NJ D.
april j, o5-5t- Clinton, Miss.
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We publish in another column the
official notice Of t. 5 Treasury Depart
ment authorizing the First National Bank
OF Jackson TO commence business. The
Bank will be ready 10 commence opera
Tons in about two weeks. An eligible
location in the SPengler Block. on Capt.
toi street, Is now being fitted up with the
latest improved fire and bnrglar-proof
vault safes, time-loeks, etc. The Robert
Mitchell Furniture Company, OF Cincin-
nau, has the contract for fitting up the
bank-a guarantee that it will be done in
the best style The names OF the officers
and directors Of the Bank have been here
toiore published. Mr. o. J. Waite, late
Cashier OF the First National Bank of Me
rldlan, Is to be Cashier Of the new Bank
and has already removed here, with hi
family.
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Monday, the 18th day of May 1855,

within legal hours, in front Of the City Hall, in
jackson Mississippi, proceed TO sell at public auc
ton. 10 the highest bidder a credit Of six and
twelve months. all the following lands situated ia
said city OF jackson, Mississippi, t0-wit: Those
certain parcels OF land known lots 3 l. s. s. 9, u,
49, To- II and IS Block A. Lots 3, T. 5, 9 10, II, Y,
b. a. Is, Is, 10 and 20, Block B. aud lots g. :, II,
- Is l6 IL % p and p and south half of lot .,
Block c, in Roach survey, West Jackson, as pro-
vided by said decree / viii require the purehas-
ers Of said lands TO execute promissory notes for
the said installInents Of purchase money, and TO
give such security for the payment thereof as may
see fit 70 approve. / viii also retain lien on said
property to secure the purchase money thereof.
A @. MOORE,
aprT Is 's5-t.ds Substituted Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

ga ACRES OF LAND WITH HANDSOME
lsU residence. outhouses, and fine spring. stu
aied on Tangipahoa, river, and the /. c. Railway,
at Clsvka Miss One OF the heathiest places in the
south viii be sold very cheap for cash. For fur
Their information address J. J. STOKES,
aprsi5 's56t Osyka, Miss.
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Capital State Bank was reorganized
oa Friday last and its capital stock incress-
ed To one hundred thousand dollars Thos.
ElIelm. Es4.continues rs President, NIB.
w. Griffith Is Cashier, aud Messrs. rhos. +.
Helm B. w. Giiiith, Jno. III. Odeneal AT d
David shelton are the Directors. Mr.W. II.
Perkins, who has been Cashier Of the Bank
since 1876, retires his compress business
demanding his individual attention. Cap
ital State Bank has always enjoyed I'M
limited public confidence aud with its in
creased capital, and present working force,
Is better Than ever prepared to serve the
public
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,e,y YORK wednesday. pee EEEVES- Receipts
tdti Tot ior 'or csys 67ol mend "o'ins' 'o,l heat
foi Tao sam am. i'S. "re.- e. ,,.,.crh,d ,rr,fso,,
t,ro o,a car. OF local stork rn9e uui %poranl
So L ,s,riIchud s. sulbcrscr drc,t aud 10 cars OF
sIr2'! a. , ''i -; 'r6 S ptcc. via sc~ .h1
but III heavier .ngniy Inn 4 trsl report a. and h 10y
darug tendency 10 the the nnsh rated Ice
IT, EnIs sro .2I ~ a -; Dr. COWS at ; 25G
@ 64S Teaso 6.sa at and S so ~ SaP"I a 30
8 aud common 20 YIa steers 'Od from - % to - 30
cg tops rs ,5 rs .r pr - iq Tes l1
morrow ih6 roman v1 be loaded with go live cattle
by r Ncson and the Gcrusuc win 500 qust ers
Of Beef ana 700 c.ess'e7 OF Mutton by 1qeeh ,
sales - scfherso3; ohS steers i;ot@ 10. ,; a. 90.
ssg TO- At 50 81 DO l- r. az o 80 ii 20 MO No. a.
- TO- a. - % 40 -" 10 :" p $lo n Si 81 5a 10 10
~ o d.. T. 80 y, al go h. at s. T.: Extra Durham
letter. go y at 50 -, hu i9io - Ct :, 70 Hl4o
10 AT 30 do l2ll To- at - 81 oxen. .5e1 n, at
H. : osnla SO chicago steers 80 b. q - 45i %
do 80 o. At 70 % No. Il 10 a. 40 n u d. g. al 10
ats5 g. Id do 29I 70. - A. y do LOO o. at - 80
10 oS So b. 5 al az ~ snis b. az &c, q risb6s
7. s4 AZ So do o. 1916 h. Sis52 iBS 200 b. at
4c; no. $50 ID, at - 40 do, l5o" ID. az 20 -
So IL do LA d. At s. i2s oxen l5o7 10
oldmth so cnIeagq steer Il2 r. at e o0 DO
l59R 40 49, o a. hnS az a
2ONen lao ID, at ~ 10 5Cowa 1850 h. at 81 $685. ~
Ohio oc.r !sl d. at - 20 - Cows lOo4 TO- at - 'Ci
5 Bulls, LIDS 10. al 1Isc. $1,000
j. T. >acr y Cos Al Ohio steers l.lG2 ID at 81 7O - do
j. schambarg Co Chicago steers, 1870 b. at So 20 ;
10 do 3gI 70, at - sos - do 1900 d. at 50 g. - DO
50 - 80 DO 239 No. ~ - 20 30 do l227 ~ AZ tji lG
~ at 'G $ s - d. f2o d. at s. 90 DO 1880 TO- at
| 81 G2L.
| do, l29 N. az 81 %.
erman Cuiyer II OHIO steers l457 n, at SO lOI n
do l47j h. at 90 20 do l,240 10, at g. 3Oi rs Chicago
do IA 10 at S. Is l6 do 25s 10, at 81 49, 3dO 0O1 h.
at - 30 Indiana do DO ID, at 20 - 10 DO LAOS ID,
at S. 10; do, 1888 ~ nt - 2j Bulls l,l2o N, at Sc
Connecticut steers 1870 ~ at ST - do $50 H. at 5O
oxen. 1850 II, at - 81 do G2j H. at - "A Edo 400
D, at 81 20 do 1873 d. at ~ 90 do 1874 H. at ~ III
State do loo 1865 h. at 81 l0dto co. Cows. 800 II,
| at SO %
CALVES-Receipts 1927 head all at 60h. At. Demand
good for all grades of Lave Calves and prices firm with
early clearance VI the Regorted sales OF
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THE MARKETS.
total RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrFF aIr grades Rio were dull Gt So on Ch2nge
sprculi zion W., active and lower at go a l o'
a. b ~ $40 for February G.1bU615 for MHC D.
20 1r ami GsOler- FOR May 6.>1dbtO Tor Iun ',u
as n for fuiy. Saka. 5000 bass Mlt gL.sS IL
LIN ~ 200 bag. baricaibo PAL bags saydnsVhIo ana
Hi bags auatainall on private ,erms , Gala. ~
tgN--pOis dUil AMI unchW-f'. ~ -,
ro'cS .or co1sumpiiDn. Delivered GA oout.Lct Ivy NJ
.rcc.pt. ports to-day Z45,S bllcs' ~ Tcf,i
haIrs vfCg ~ balc4 tis lay as I'd.-
slHc+ epsmbe J. 3sil 2j2 bales against J'o)''o' oa'
Tir qa1Itions according to the American c1lSnca'on
nrn a. lIlOMh.
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ar &c. and Common to Choice veas ranged from u 10
Fed calves and Mixed quoted at "a n at 2sc Is
Sales Hallenbeck & Davis 3oSd ia4 seis NV ~
do 25S d. at Sc: Neals l69 ID az eS Ole II DO so to
Dfilen6eck Dewey: Veas, 1871 d. al S2ci 10 s'' ~
lyi n pi ~ NI n: 4e Grassers 25s b. at Sc Yeas ia
H. at &c; do O5 d. at nc; do, 1876 ID, at SCI w.
b at Si1c: 20 do l4I 10 at &c. oa, ors or : 40
SHEEP AID LAaHS-Reeepts were PSF cars VI Jersey
Civ Total for four days 1892 . hes East Week.
20s4 head Tor che same With n aSme saiss Of choice
T9SH AZ hill figures II Is well for shippers 20 ne az sor
gari asoin9t sharp break prices which Is sur ic sheen
marked increase in The supply 40 SIC Ordinary
ITlme ranged from 6lsG &c wiz, :, ~ water
ana one car load OF Choice CanadaS was sou ~
sales Newton & Gilctt 100 Canada Lambs 81 d. at ~ 3
as 10 "a b. az sc; POI Western sheep ~ d. a' ~
10 = P 1872 Canada Lambs "a ID at isc 2lS 90 af
rs To- at 20: 800 Western sheep ana LAMBS HlAe' " ~
Sa s9 81 Jersey yves b. at "a 10 80 do llo d.
Jn5G Pncsgham 10 Jers y sheep ll6 b. at 5'c'
Eye Sad = CO.. lao Kentucky Ewes l04 3D. at i2e 81
lOj M'chign sheep. SO ID at DC ~ western iAA1''
Hume & Mullen 12 1t 70 Lanbs 20 p' az ~ 6ic: IO3
II b. az 10 TO- do 90 ID, At 2c - 90 - TO- 40 do rs b.
stare sheep 70 H. at 49, y g. o 9 at 81 so iGi do
a. ~ n ne anada LAM 10 H. at sac o7 s,,,a
Dienback & Dewey 80 state Lambs 80 10 a. fster do
sheep 1875 To- $50; p TO- lis ~ NJ ~ 7 AZ i02 N nj
q D. At s. 30 state 90 SO f. az 81 Boo do Poor u h.
li4ci l75 western do lOS b at 50 Ioi -oo W. N'
9eabec PAWS rs canada Lambs % D. ct 7ac il ~
do "a NJ az lac do ~ 10 at Ic ~ KcntHcty
b al lac: 30 Michigan sheep "a d. al o;i W 40 0i rs
at &c; 30 state Ewes lOt To- at &c. Ct. .sr tsai5
WA al Kirby Co: 22S Western sheep ~ 10 u. cars nj
Jery Civ ard cars al ot It. Total foar days l00 o
against 20 52l heal for The "a ne hs 't I5c
fer sale TeS9 ysay % a nmH Pigs Moad probably
sell at considerably higher nguIes'
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THE CLOVERFIELDS CARRIAGE.
A short story by Frank H. stockton OF lie in "oid
TYPICAL DOGS-POINTERs.
By experts, with numerous illustrations
THE Lesson OF GREEK APT.
The Education Artist BY Prof. Charles Wadsten
Of Cambridge, England
FEATHERED FORMS OF OTHER DAYS
BY r. W. shufedt with number OF remarkable pictures
Of OF the "mssrg link" between birds and
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A FRENCH PAINTER AND HIS PUPILS.
Brief lectures on ara by CsroIus DaTan, with full page
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TROUBLE on LOST MOUNTAIN.
y short story Joel Chandler Harris e. Uncle hemus y"
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THE CITY or TEHERAN.
Bys c. W. Benjamin late I. s. Minister TO Persia with
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SPIRITUAL PREACHING FOR OUR TIMES.
a suggestive Paper by the Rev. Edward Hum crord.
JOHN BOLDwINs TESTIMONY.
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Balioek Foote.
SOME EUROPEAN REPUBLICANS.
by W. J. Linton with portraits OF Mazzini and others
THE SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
BY GEN. JOHN POPE.
This battle is graphically described by tao commanding
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alleged neg duty which Gen Fz John
AIRED ia s batteand Pope enters
fully into The paper has bearing also
Gen. McCloan's career
RECOLLECTIONS OF PRIVATE.
The Second Bull Run seen the ranks. war
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
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COTTON MARKETo-sY rELEsRAPa.

rIvgPpoot Dec sO-l2:3D p. m.-COtton firm Atddiing
Ipiand5 / lGii MIdng orleans, 5lsL: salcs-lO;ggo
receipts, 5000 baes, including 1000 ba,es AneIican TN
tur.s firm plauds Low Alddung clause. December Wns
cry 5e.G; 10 ID, ccnOcr and January IeHNciy 80,
also sgGid. do JANUARY ana February uelNtiy 4o,v1
also $50 d.. February and March delivery = ~
also GOLld; March ana April aeyery o@-ot.i
April and May delivery lu4a; aso 80 III ;aiiV
MAY anu June de.lFerY' I-ot-' 40 Juho AZ" '"'' ~
fcndors Tor DELIVERIES toaays clearing 800 ba'es old
m-rhc Gales of the dqy included 1900 bales American
Futures tic ldy Uplands Low Kidding clause Deccc
delivery 1JjId ITO, December anu JAhuaIS
livery. 800 ID. do. January ana feDIuaLS
Id BUYERS: do February ana March uelNeIY,
value: March ana April dcu'tly, D. seltI' '.o. ~
and May delivery, $40. selcrsi GO May auu trrv
tfy d r.IId. 40. june ana July N'A ,.
l.5d. bu crs DO July and August delivery 4o'''''
D. u.-co;tou- mtldlng Upll1ds, 3,iCdi MIG I'D
ling pi4uIs Is-IGl.; Low Mlddhng Uplnhus - IA
Good URINARY Up nds, Id. ordinary / pdA1' ~,
Good Aldlug Texas 5-IGd.; Mddns Texas o.g;i -"
1luilins Texas. led Good ordinary Teas - 1,,ji
or t,paiy Ic-as 4tI MddIug orleans, Jl-'L Low 4ll
Ing orleans, ljll a.: Good Ordinary OIleaAs Il-'O" "
binary 10. ,--,-.,. ,,r MA
ding cause December delivery. 3rt3d eeiIe-s' ~,
',r ana .uu1r, delivery. J''id. sellers 40 JaulaV
in February delivery Ja-Jid. sellers DO fcoiutLf
March de Vsrt Id sci ts o MAIch am APit
ycry ID sellers do Auril and NAV delivery . optd
.,l.f4 gud juno dclllt ~ '-iu oil IL
luI July delivery. Cd. bul CTS; do. July ana A-'
u',iyyy.Iot. Dee 30 Cotton dun Kidding S'l Low
Ndd.u, a. Good Or'u'ry. o. net ana gi"'9 I'''iV''
-gg,U|X, Zee 20 ot,on steady; Mmdllug 9l6; Low
Wlldl.ua D. Good ordinary, ~ net anu Gus
g % bales; ivpurts tp the continent. -, ""..'
Midi. ur. 3..i: Good ordinary l'.io a. h., it,,t''9
IY,. gross. 7fl, biI.-. INp'fl" I" 'i.' 800,
.nHl uatT. france. , % 'd'- 10 '' "a - .fo,.
bair. Caa.twiss 5,.CJ bales; sales 400 De'' S0'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
Dlrtcr5 alII BrJicrs.
CoYnrirerDip Notifies.

Sbr.'Ah N'I'P ~'~"'>'"'
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW-IORb.
D bLC.5l. 1883.
Tie corartucrhip heretofore eys,nsin Philadelphia and
Newyok under our respective firm names ypro5 THIS day
accrss tcr IN consequence OF the death OF ur late
esteemed partner Mt FRANCIS \. DHENEL, on the 18th
Of February last
MrLsIslo p FABGI to our great regret. decides to re
fra from acyo business owing the condition Of his
healh. ~
Philadelphia.
DREXuI, MORGAN Is Co,
NcW.York.
IN, pp1cr.nsu have ths day formed c)partueshp for
tlc transaction ola general IorciSn ana Domestic Banking
guq,ncs, IN Philadelphia and Hcw.York, under tho hrm
names OF - ~
Philadelphia.
DREXEI4 MORGAN n CO..
New-NOrk.
ANTHONY j. DRESEl-
j. PIEHPONT MORGAN.
j. HOOD WRIGHT
GEORGE G. THOMAS.
GEORGE =. BON DOlS.
EDWARD 4. ~TOTESBURY.
JAMES W. PACL. jr.
CHARLES II. COSTER
PARIS Dec. 81, 1855.
Tpoundcrsigncd will continue the coparnershp now ex
istipg under the lrm nam Of
DRENEL, uARJES ~ co,
81 Boulevard llausmaun. Paris
HKENFI a. 60.
DRENCi. MORGAN * 60.
JOHN H. ukIlJES.
EJGENE WINTHROP.