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The New York herald., 1845-01-09
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1886.
J. G.. BENNETT
The proceedings in the House to-day indicate
an explosion-especally the speech Of Mr.. Stetson.
He is not alone in his preference of the Constitution
to Texas, under the rule of strict construction
But we shall see what we shall see, and if they
don't annex, for the present, to Texas, it will not
break up the Government. Although we do
want that fine country destitute, though il be, Of
water and timber in the centre, and aboundng
with the black vomit and yellow fever, as it does
n the East, with any quantity Of Camanche Indians
on the Western frontier. Truly, it will require a
stretch oi the Constitution to annex us TO such
glorious country as that. But we must have it,
If II costs a lawsuit.
Mr.. Gushing appeared in the House to-day,
shaking hands with us ALL His hair seems TO grow
out (ike Sampsons) since he left the Philistines
of the House, and he looks much better in health.
Mr.. R. Owen will have to give up all idea of
starting here an indiscriminate right of property,
and a free and misce elaneous intercourse of the
sexes, as the utimatum OF refinement and civili-
zation. 1t won't begin TO be heard, Master Robert
w
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s.4s7.5l3 e.177.la3 s,5s4 ass
Decrease each month. .....


The aggregate decrease since September has been
in the banks Of those cities, while the sggre
gate deposits about the in September in De
cember The last returns made as previous to the
payment of the government debt of 100000 We find
Merchants Bank Of Boston, had hand the ooh Of
December and the slst ult and let inst II
Ia reported have paid out three end half millions for
government stock then due. There must have been a
very sudden transfer from some other banks to have
placed the Merchants Bank in funds to meet the demand
1t is not very probable that any change viii be made this
session Of Congress in the places Of deposit for the
vernment money The sub treasury bill will, without
doubt rest quietly where H. The government banks
will conduct themselves very cautiously, until they
satisfied what Congress will pursue The deposits
cannot now amount to much more than seven millions Of
dollars. On the sOth Of December they amounted to
254 Deduct from this the debt paid the slst
ut and the sum left will not be much than
millions This amount must be still further reduced be.
fore the receipts from customs sufficiently large
meet the expenses Of the government How soon
the importaons will be large enough to nett this
nue., is, at present, impossible to tell.
We table showing the quantity Of many arti.
ces imported into this district fol the past years. with
the increase and decrease Of l844 from lS43.
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 7, ls45
Communications were presented from the War
Department on the subject Of the force employed.
From the Commissioner of Public Buildings, re-
port on his branch Of the public service.
Mr.. BARROW presented a petition for two light
houses in Florida Mr.. ARCHER another from the
Native Americans OF Pa; Mr. TfPPAN, protest
against the admission of Texas unless as a
free Territory Mr.. BKRRIEN, from Georgia, for
reduction of poctages Mr.. NILES, from Conu
for remission of duties on rail road iron.
Mr.. BAGBY reported a joint resolution authoriz-
ing compromise and settlement with John H.
Owen OF Ala, late land receiver; also, joint re-
solution for the creation OF Court House for the
U. S. Courts at Mobile. Read twice.
The joint resolution from the House in reference
to the Houmah lands of Louisiana, was reported,
and excited not little curiosity among the grave
members Of the Senate. Mr. johnson explained
the necessity OF the resolution: Mr. Barrow also,
sustained Mr.. Barrow; Mr. Archer spoke so-so.--
Mr.. Woodbridge moved to refer to Judiciary COM
mittee. Mr.. Buchanan, M. Henderson, MI. Ber-
rien, and MIR. Bagby, spoke in succession, as if
lands, and, for the purpose of eciting more, the
resolution was referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
Mr. NILES reported his Joint resolution for the ad-
mission of Texas into the Union State, which
was referred to Committee on Foreign Relations.
The resolution, which occupies nearly quire Of
paper,is chiefly interesting detailing the mnutia
Of the State plan of annexation. 1t requires the
sent OF Texas; constitutional State constitution
definition by Texas Of her Northern boundary,
and Western, SO not to exceed the largest State
in the Union in size; to be admitted after one year;
all her territory West of 100 degrees longitude, to
be exempted from savery-the residue Of the ter
rtory after the admission of one State to be under
the government of the United States as territory,
until it may be expedient to admit it one more
sovereign States, &c. We shall give you the reso-
luton in full tomorrow. 1t embraces the compro-
misses of the ordinance of 1857, in reference TO the
Northwestern territory on the subject of slavery.
The Senate held short Executive sitting, and
then adjourned.
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State or Trade.
AsHEsPots are dull, and still quote So rs Pearls

are steady at 81 06t-
BAEswAx-Prime Fellow sells at 20 2ssc. as wanted
CoIror-The market to day exhibits no change, al
though the disposition TO buy was not 50 general The
sales amount to 700 bales Of which 800 bales taken
by spinners.
Prime sells Ut 69c.
WHnxEY-Drudge casks are In moderate demand at
24c Western and prison barrels sell at 24l 2o}c.
WHALE OIL BoNE-Thsre has not been much do
ing in this market The last sale Of whaebone ct 40
cents, and Of whale oil at 3l3 cents, both cash.
The market in New Bedford the 9th inst for all des-
cripons continued dull We hear Of only transac-
tion in SPERM at prices not made public or whae l5
Northwest and 200 S0Oldo South Sea- private terms
Nothing doing in bone.
Annexed 10 statement Of the prices Of Sperm and
Whale Oil and Whaleb0ne the lst and 10th Of each
month Of the year 84 together with the average price
for the and the price for
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Wednesday, Jans SIS p ~.
The Stock MARKET very ievsrish TO day, and quo
tsions show that things still In unsettlsd state
Canton advanced per cent; Mohawk, Ohio ss. Ii IL
nos /; Norwich and Worcester fell Of Long Island
Morris Canal Ii Pennsylva vania Ss !; Kentucky Sa d;
indiana Erie Railroad Il stoningtcn, Fsrners North
American Trust, and Reading Railroad closed hrm at
yesterdays prices Tho transactions were very limited
II confidently the interest nthe Pennsyiva
mia debt due in February will be paid wholly in cash.
The stock declined to-day per cent The question
will BIZ settled in about twenty hours a. the Cover
uor's Message must be on it, way to this city.
The Exchange Bank Of Hartford has declared divt
Of three per cent the last six mouths payable
demand.
Tha Long Island Insurance Company, three and half
sr cent payable on the 18th inst.
The Mutual Safety Insurance Company have declared
dividend of tweny.three and half per cent on the
e1rned premiums payable in scrip, and dividend Of six
per cent interest the scrip Of 1898 to s4s inclusive
p4yable in cash on the 18th inst.
Considerable excitement exists In relation to the refu
sal OF the brokers of Wall redeem the bills Of the
Plainsd Bank house posted up notice stating that
the Bills Of the Planed Bank not received at their
counter Another house, the habit OF receiving small
from brokers in Its vicinity, refused not only to
redeem these bills st their counter but take what
sent In from their nsighbors. The following Wall street
brokers have refused redeem the issues Of the Pa6ed
Bank Of New Jersey -
Wm. & John OBrien, Carpenter K Vermlye,
David How. K Sons, - Wilson,
James Thompson.
The only places that know of where these bills ara
redeemed, at the Office of Dwight, Wall street,
and the Office Of the Sum- Moses Y Beach, proprietor
Bill holders must govern themselves accordingly Tho
should refuse the issues Of every bank the credit
OF which not Of the first order There good banks
enough in existence whose issues safe te take and
to keep upon which there Is discount to lose, and
which pass readily any where. Take these bills, and ro
fuse those the least suspected
We annex the Weekly Statement of the Secretary Of
the Treasury showing the amount at his credit in the
rous banks holding public deposits and the mint by
turns received to Monday Dec soh ls44, compared with
previous reports.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Q.


Cleared.
w@ %hssl
%.qaN Sojh 9;as q ESrGRs via schm
S.g.ss S%:ss SG: s.ss Z M:s: Ii fS!,
Ds1 Sss:7pts y..iS SSsS
Lewis. - ~-~'' o"~'e' Dos'oh' "
wa;, p FoIs LiyaE.Oa h ST. Ion a. va: co..
q ;$ :' :ss s:..s
opgssnt and eompiesv stripped Of ali her .si.n
tn; s
hsi Ss sa w.a x pd de-
anshS1fd sh;% M.1;.a. on the bar Saa.l At might,
SSysa, Waite day, from Charleston, with cotton
Ba,Sqs m Eaw.rs Baklsy days from Charleston with cot
s. 1s.1y sss
sm LII. IL Pee nS
.ss I'd 1
o% so 3 d I fhIsa: IL
Hst sis; sg nss:s pss ss T
. ns ts,Sa: .os o
4: ssiss: b,S
Brig Emma Wait from Msracaibo. with mdss to Bouchaud
BRIG with %.a 81 GT
Moran Spoke 9Th inst lat 36 TO- len 49, ship Charles
Big Mcses Loysspd day. from Charleston with cotton
Of Quincy, i5day. from Curacoa for Wiimngon NJ
TO A. AxerilI < Co. ~ ~o''o"'
mB!ig Tuscan, Higsn'. days from Wilmington NC ,h
Brig Nes5 h51sdsg days from Beaufort NC with
Sshl Gshs.as 5s.;e% Fuller day. from Miraso.n.,
Ten S:sss: s ''
N,ckerson with 40 logwood 66o bags Peyser
WI. Whmass mars is 90 Ma1sn 7th int Cape Henlopsn WNW
Sch, N,yio Fuller from Cenfaego. Dec
schr Charlotte Rich from Curacoa Dec & with mahogany
Som Po;sSn fG Pmhs,dsphia same tme scb Emene
British :ch1 Acrs'', Mcdonald 10 days from Halifax with
sehr Reaper Kent dsys from Georgetown sC.with cotton
Schr Hope Candy. Candy. sdays from Washington NC
Schr podSe Knapp from GEORGETOWN DC. with -four to
Hunter. W." o''' '" -
master. ~' "~>' -~>ss "
schr Hamilton, Penfsd, from Alexandra, with -four
0eI0W.
| One ship, one barqus, two briss
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELPHIA, Jan sArr Sulla Bangs, and Sun, Snow
Boston; II Paynter Mershon, New Haven Below, Coum
ba I'm Smyrna; Yarmouth. NOrleans
RI ,1n ImBsGw sch! coming gP Ga Jessie
LslsnS Valparaiso; Hermitage Kmgson IA; Mary, and Row
NcRroLx, Jsns-Arr Exchange Smith, and A . Johnson
Taylor Niork; Ayon Smith. NCerolina for do Lam
Arr 5h, Adams Peachy Santa Cruz 4th, Richmond Cush.
man, and Fortune, Coombs, NYek; Nahan Howes Boston
Spoken.
Ann Perkins, from Norfolk for West Indies with loss
OF deck load and boat date, sc.
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Total .$2s, $50 ,oes

T0taI $xJ,330U93 Z,N7,166 =
The message does not give any returns showing the
sctua amount of the debt the s0th of last September
The Comptroer's report will give information
in relation to the finances than the whole FIVE columns
devoted by the Governor to the subject. The whole
amount Of Canal stocks redeemable in July and January
next Sac. This includes the of 81 $50
Of the old debt the redemption Of which isprovded for
leaving o36 reimbursable in January 1896 for
payment of which the money il not fully provided The
Executive strongly recommends rigid adherence to the
policy laid down by the act Of ls4a and strict system
Of economy in all the expenditures Of the government
We annex a statement showing the condition Of the
Bank Of the Valley In Virginia, at two periods =
RANx nF IN
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Correspondence or the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OyrIcr.

:i Fl EsSs H. 5n ID
s!;:: 4 Fl s
s.; cabin sss' y EEK
SssaS si: %s: e:
No1af Ss Bo,
RRs Sss s:.1s g. S Sc 4ss
q S.s,ssT.; Si, Il
If .. &C. &C.. s.a
sh Good Hope Riley Kns.sss j.. end aad Several western
Miscellaneous Record.
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Exchange
hs EJs .S from ssa; CsPe N Max gaa. date e IL
New York bound win Valuable cargo of nsl
i.s ssa ss"s 1ss; % s 4.
$ s n::
8; q: :: s.
sssy sA: ds !.
bs sucntly stopped proceed on to The
ri. Il ;s.s
Ct Il. :ss ssa
save. SsS ss
x:sos'..csPs sawyer. sSs c.r. 4 Ap.l.cAicela re-
n as 10 na Ss had T,s ,S wcte beating
:: AZ. 4; &c: &C: "a
Notice TO 4ariners.
TossEs srRAIrs-His Exesllsney the Governor Of New
sydney so Tosrss sas ha cspas Black Black
& q n: ssys S'5 y H. S. s s.,
cling on BOBBY Island quantity OF tread fresh water meat
SSs
who may visit Booby Island after having
he s s % 60 % %.a ssH sss
ts S Ss:S {;
John skiddy skddy hence for Liverpool. Dec 49, lat a.
' s e's Es.ss i K. SsSs a Dec Ia. Is a.
Ssss :s s 8; e. .sI! II; % /. &: &C.. x.y
TuE.r Lowell New Orleans for Boston slst uis lat = TO-
& :ss n. s :ssss " ~ Il rom e: s!sG E.. * s.
Forsign Forts.
:::Hi
MOs HSss Scen eh.np:n As
isiss Wf%is
R;i 's ss E'; H # ss s'Rl:s R:sss. %
CSsyIeC Dec ,SIs pS cypa' w. of IliHsh.m
Home Ports.
nqne.
WncAssEr, Jan e-Sld Ednburg CIocksr, Mstsnzas Or.
Fc,ss. Do AR Sea Flower Dus osscn. load for Cuba
PORTLAND, Jan 5Arr Hogan, Caleb, Havana; Coral An.
painted ports. --
i s, E.esor Handy Mss.susdsve NB Sid
BosroN, Jan Arr Niobe, Lecaw. Cadix Russia, LARA
bee, Apaachicola Mystic, Damon NYork fcx bingham ca
s%s LiansIi Mobile. Hop: Moore, SYosS Via vasy%d
Ngw Bspsoso, Jan s-sld Adelaide, Baker, and Emily
EpoARTowg Jan Arr Ann, aely q saco receny ssh2r
port Sid Esncs T,en from Work fer fp,umoush g. sd
rivals this morning. -,
Jay. Hall and Richard Rush. Nckrson Phadslph'a Rhode
Island. S;urRis, NYork. - - -,
NEw HAVEN Jan 6Arr Chancellor Lsmphier, 81 Thomas
SAyArrAH Jan tCld Dephos, Curtis Havrs' hsniy LOOK
Pfovidsace,
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lead rasns RICE and glass The receipts Of every other
article IN the list show importation much larger than
for the year previous This is visible in all
scfiptons of merchandise imported The value Of the
mportstions in s4s amounted $4s 27 $685. and in sa4
70 T4iloa6s an increase Of $40 Ssa S7S than
seventy per cent There ID much greater increase in
the value Qf the imports than In the value Of the exports
which shows that foreign trade the past year has
been so profitable that for the year previous There
has been mere extensive trades but those engaged will
not reap SO rich harvest in previous years. when
business was more restricted. We think the bus
ness for this year will fall below the amount transacted
last and that greater profits will be realized from it,
The importations must be small as the obbers generally
have determined to reduce their operations very
point.
The Message Of Gov Wright to the Legislature Of this
State Is the most lengthy State document we have for
sometime wadsd through Nearly one half was devoted
to remarks on the financial condition OF the common
wealth. appears that the annual receipts into the tres
sury are just sufficient to meet the annual expenditures
The total revenue othe State to 1885, from
the following sources:
The total amount of receipts account Of the General
Fund including the whole Of the State tax. Of one mill
on dollar and deductng the sum received for tempo
The entire % revenue. Of the Canal Fund. in "
cluding all the receipts for tolls water
rents and interest for all the canals were "a
The revenues Of the School Fund proper,
The revenues Of the Literature Fund, were 6,49O 81
The revenues Of the United States Deposit
Fand. after deducting $l06,4l2 IS, trans
ferred from to capital were. 80. 2s7 304 25
The New York herald., 1845-01-09
TO UNMARRIED FEMALES

THE WRITER, being aware that many have been mialed
BY such applications through the papers he now
has reluctanc making known his wishes; but being
rure and candid intentions hopes those in.
clined will be deferred from responding The writer is
hghsst been engaged in mercantile pursuits
Tor the last four and desous of forming
monal alliance with young lady. She the
first order and ability of Bile and obging
POSITION good education and religion principles preferred
ANY lady replying to this stating may rely upon
that communication will be in the confidential
and gentemanlike manner BY addressing Amergns Herald
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs Beas,

Of the gTeatest discoveries OF medern
science; Of gil the many compounds put forth
ture not remedy can be named, which has in a.
short Of time acquired such unbounded confd
with the publc and has performed such miraculous
has mered and received much sulogium from
Guilty and Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from Of specbiy that
blood Lyer Compl ,int Pain in the Side Breast Rising
Nervous Debility Broken Constitution from the abuse
Of calomel and other causes and Consumption; which
has baled the skill Of eminent medical practitop
when invalids were given up hopeless. BY hav.
been radically cured There the hands Of proprie-
tor certificates Of which would astonsh
hty ef they ma De known the world To those who
are afflicted with the above Diseases give this medicine
fair trial yeu will then be eocyneed this miserable
tive powers stand alone and equalled by none.
CAvrIor-FTom the great popularity Of this medicine,
son haye been induced to offer purious article, with the
name Of WnD CHERRY attached Therefore cautious to
s Tor the original and only genuine preparation from this
Or, swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal
Once w corner Of slh and Race Phi adephia Agents
=Dr w: Mlno Of Broadway and John street. New
York; r. A. Sands. lsS Bowery New York T.. B. Warner,
2o3 Becker street. New York; Havand Co., N
AadTw Oliver Co., New Orleans; T. 3. Swan, and M.
r. .Ss M% maSn % IGss p HGnfs Gsaqs
Ts Broad ST. Newark N J.; John g. Harrson Salem Mass
Pierce stsnwix Hall Maiden Lane Albany, N. York;
Backus Bull Troy, N. York; Spsding Harrington, Wor.
ceser, Mass James Green Co.. Worse ester Mass; Hol-
field. Mass; Hall Co., Boston, Mass T. g. Holden
East Boston, Mass Ksnsom Ste vens, Boston. Mass; p Nj
Cohen Co, Lharleston, 8. e. Jas am rrc
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SALES STocKs-BosroN, JAN. 7.
3shares Boston and Providence Railroad, 1881; do
Boston and Maine Railroad, old stock, lOs2; do DO
l09; edo Western Railroad Gag; Is Norwich and Wor
cester Railroad 81; do Boston and Lowell Railroad III
per cent? do Eastern Railroad, los, do Old Colony
Railroad lOOA.
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TO MAKE JELLY, BLANC NANCE A
CHARLOTTE DE RITSeE

ITO MAKE TABLE JELLY-Use at least TWO ounces Of
i IN cold 1o ds
white sugar pint win the juice Of tRes good
& I &. G III e. o. h
well together while cold then boil The whole mass four or
should wet with little white of egg and
The Jelly Bag made Of flannel or 10 inches acros. the
back in s ossy 5;y g:S aP. a i, run. through
The i.ss ANS ms /. v ,,nv
milk or the peal Of lcmons sugar. ice to suit
" the Thc % = 10 S SSs *. e: a IA,
while cooling pour " in moHds and when perfectly cold
a 70 Ss out and % Wi e then sSy for The mould
DE on. oune. Of til. Co
g s Sa s:.;:S % 1..y S
sugars take three pnts Of and after whipping all
sp very light add to the and singlass stirring all the
Put il in mouds Mixed with sponge cake cut thin
TO REFINE TiQUORs-Dissove two ounces in one
Si & s0H 1S b boiled
clear racked on 1t should be- cider Is
FEN BE- not o ss & sss
form and cause the sediment to minge again with the whole
The sDEass may be had the principal retail groceries and
pACKET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOI-Is
wall M pleas. and to ws. se
their goods immedlaeIy. jsrc
CALT2ooo sacks Ashtons Salt landing ex ship Sheridan
y from Liverpool and for sale by
J9rc IS South street,
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Making Z total of.
ha.sls.4s6 0o

Oft amount only 81 o73 24o Comprises the revenues
Of the Canal Fund.- which embraces the State amount.
ing to $a7s97 Deduct this from and it leaves
$7o5osl applicable to cells upsn the Canal Fund The
payments from the Treasury chageable to this fund,
were 81 oos,7os showing deficiency Of $2Os7oa The
amount of debt charged upon this fund IS the
annual interest upon which SslOSOO The debt has
been increased within the last fiscal year $2l 092. More
than hree6ths Of this debt contracted by loans Of
the credit Of the State to railroad companies which have
wholly failed, and thrown the amount ON the general
fund.- The latest statement Of the public debt of the State
was annexed
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HIDES AND FAT-UALF AND SHEEP

THE snbse5ibe5 will psy,he Hishe. Prices. Cash. Current
and Fat also Calf and sheep skins and Cates Feet on de-
livery his Old Established Hide House. No 22s Elizabeth
street, between Houston and Prince street.
jas 3tsS3tossec JOHN HUM.
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$ll,52o,s93 Il, a5i 1881 7ol la,Aoi,234
The last returns show reduction in the amount de.
posit, of $5664H. The amount deposited Is more dis
tributed than BEFORE four banks having been added
to the former number of depositares We annex state
ment showing the deposit in the government
banks Of New York. Boston and Philadelphia.
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This shows but very small increase In the aggregate
movement. A. general thing the Banks Of Virginia
maintain very uniform movement, resorting to very
limited expansions and keeping up uniformity that
must operate very favorably in commercial affairs.
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'srHLY srArEMENr.oy THE TsEAsuRER OF THE UrI-

lfioN MT % - ks"AAA>
In ,ohat Place. .
/ Commit. Bank Portsmou
NH; .......,..,...
Bank of Montpelier. -.
Merchants' Blk. Boston, /
City Bank, N. Haven.
Arcade Blk. Providence,
Farmers' s. Mech. Hart
ford, CT.
Mech. x Farmers' Blk.
Albany. :...S,...;r;.
Albany City Blk, Abby,
Blk Of Commerce, N.Y.
Blk Of America, N: X, 1
! Am. Exc. Bk: N. ".
Merchant Bk, ". Y..l
Com'l Bank, Albany: =.
Philadelphia Blk. Philad. !
Exc. Bank, Pittsburg...
Blk Of Pittsburg, Pitts
burg,:.:........;.'
Blk Of Baltimore, balt.,
BIZ. Of Washington,
Washington, ......
Blk Of the Metropolis.
Blk. of Potomac. Al
exandria. =. ....:...
Bank. Of Virginia,
Richmond ..:....:.
Ex. Bank Of Virginia.
Norfolk.
3. w. Railroad Bank,
Charleston ..-.:,:...
Blk State Of N. C'lina,.
Planters Blk. Of Geor'a,
Savannah,. ......:...
Blk. Of Mobile, Mobile,
Br. Bank Of Alabama.
Huntsville. .......
Bank Of Louisiana, N
Orleans, ..........
Union Bank Of Tenn.
Nashville. ..:..'.:...
Louisville Sav'gs. Ins.
Louisville. ........
The o. L. s. Trust Blk.
Cincinnati, ....:...
Clinton Bank, C0lum-
bHs........:...,.'
Blk. Of Norwalk, Nor.
walk ....:...
Blk Of Sandusky, San
dusky........:...
Bank OF Missouri, St.
Louis. ............
Michigan Insurance co.
Detroit. .......
Union Blk, ". Orleany,
Br. Mint Of the u. 3.
New Orleans, .....
Mint Of Philadelphia. /.
Br. Mint Charlotte, N.
Carolina. -. 49,.
Br. Mint at Dahlonega.
Georgia. ...........
Br. Mint N. Orleans,
La, overdraft $34. .s38
Corcorans and Riggs,
Washington, ......
Francis Dodge. George
town, ,..............
Blk Of Middletown
ChexaEsake BIZ, Balti.
Pa,rioxc Blk, Washing.
tous. 49, .... -.
Fa-mers' Blk, Va. -.
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WANTED-A situation by young Protestant Woman. to
object going to Brooklyn. The best OF Apply
at 10 18th street, third door from the 9th Avenue
WANTEDsA ysll.kuown Professor Of III, Piano Forte i,
" des!rous OF finding comfortable with breakfast
over half mile from the Park where his Instruction would be
being absent the greater of day. Address Psnoosn
nsnlo Omce. il 3rc
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
SR ,sTKAYED, on Monday Tuesday last from 2ss
He is Of rather large size. and the Of
Milo Any returning him the above place. shall ~
csive the said reward. 10 2tis*rc
90 DOG LOsT-Lost the cd Instant a BLACK
SCI SETTER. M anot broksl about two year: old, with :
g OF 20 Merchant South Of th and
1th Avenue shall receive Five Doan reward. j9
$2O RpEWARp.Ths ps, 3D., hou;s Of Daniel Wn.hp. Hunt:
bed on night January 3d. Of hall Table
and one half dozen Tea Spoons. marked 4. H. and
dozen Tea Spoons marked r. L. H. The above will
paid for the detection Of burglars and recovery of the
l3lx First Ave-ue.
-Pawnbrokers requested stop the above if of.
iered il 3tssec
GENUINE COLOGNE WATER.
CLAYPIpES Sandcrucbes, Blackpots Nickel Havana &C.
gars Toilet and Pocket Glasses Tapers Leadpencis &c.
C. F. GROsHETM
- 3tissm 70 Pearl street.