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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

az After our paper was nearly ready
for the press, we received long and inte-
resting letter from our friend L. Trousdale,
of the Carroll Volunteers, dated at Monte
rev, Odd of November. We will publish it
in our next. Mr.. T. says that the health
of the company is better than at any time
since entering the service. 1t was the ge-
neral impression that Quitman's brigade
would be left at Monterey during the win
ter. He promises to write us more fle-
quentIy, and we hold him to his promise.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

* The Choctaw Volunteers are hourly
expected here on their way to the rendez-
vous at Vicksburg. We need not say that
these patriotic men who are leaving their
homes 10 enter the service of the country.
deserve a welcome reception and hospna-
BILE treatment from their fellow citizens.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
Regular Packet.
Lcfore and Greenwood to NeC Orleans.

LcTOTe GIiI UT6CHNOOl0 20 -EO'0 u 'VV7''7'
eHsA The new and superior
Grzzz4s7-.z-I1zIlG steamer & A ROLIN A f.,
$500 Captain Fl. HADLoCK, will
make seml-monthly trips TO New Orleans
from Lefore and Greenwood, during the
season, leaving each place once every two
weeks. For freight or passage, having
splendid accommodations, apply on board
December 30, lS46 B
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

Mr.. ADAMs.-The physicians of ex-
President Adams declare that he is too i'll
to take his seat IN Congress during the
present session. He Is evidently inprov-
ing, bat the excitement of debate would be
too hazardous to encounter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 19.-The market,
which we left in our last review with m
creaslng buoyancy, has maintained the
same character throughout the week, and
prices have further improved fully l-8 OF a
cent. Sales of the week, $4,000 bales, at
prices as follows:
LirernooLC MISUNDERSTANDING and .uis-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

TAKEN UP. by James Bryan, light
mare Mule, 5 or years old, IA hands
high, no brands, frosty nose, large feet
appraised at $40.
t. L. KIMBRGUGH, Ranger.
Dec. % 22t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

o. We complete the publication of the
message his week. 1t Is in all respects a
most satisfactory patriotic IN its
tone, soundly democratic in its recommen-
dations of political measures.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

It. The Picayune of the 22d contains
an account of the wreck of the U. S. brig
Sonere, on Green island, near Vera Cruz
Ofthe crew, 81 were lost, (some of whom
were taken prisoners by the Mexicans,)
and s. saved.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
EnsOlvcmt Notice.

FNHE undersigned having been APP
pointed by the honorable Probate
court of Carroll county, commissioners of
Insolvency on the estate Of VIM. NJ Young,
deceased, do hereby give notice that
lhey will meet on the fourth Saturday in
De, em5er, and on the same day in each
month. Tor lhp next ensuing six months, at
The .oanrinu room Of William Sanders, in
IN, oun G. rrolIton, for The purpose of
- an o.. =. q auaiiug the claims against
e..
D J.. NINBROUGH.j
WA SANDERS, Com'rs.
WAN. z. BOLE,
December Is, 1916. Ito
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

~ But little of interest had transpired
in Congress at our last dates from Wash
ington. We shall commence in our next a
regular transcript of the proceedings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

SOUTH CARoLGNA.-Mr. Calhoun has been
reelected Senator, and Judge Butler elect
ed in place of Mr.. McDuffie. Hon. David
Johnson has been elected Governor of the
State by nearly unanimous vote.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

1t appears from the report of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, that the expenses of
of the war do not add more than million
of dollars a month to the ordinary ex-
penditures.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

Gen. james J. Caldwell has been elect
Chancellor of South Carolina, rice Hon.
David Johnson, resigned.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

The following shows the receipts up to
18th December, for four years past:
1916 1845 1914 1843
Bales 1861 35O,845 BAL 1868 282, 124
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

CEF The Union, of the 18th mentions in
cidentaly, that Gen. Scott has proceeded
to the seat of war. AS he ranks Taylor
Of course he will take the chief command.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

saw county.
OuiLman, Clark county
Lindsey. 80, ) # 7 or 6, belongs TO W.
M'Stadin, Franklin, La.
Naiches, adams county.
Harry, copper color, 20 to g years o.d'
heIonus to Rob't Fields, Bolivar CO., Nh.
Elias Wilson, black, 80 years, feet D.
helonos TO DIR. Henry Holmes, N. Orleans;
Charles, black, 30 YRS, 5 I: ln'' 10 DaV avg
Smith. New Orleans. William, 6iach' 10
or 20 YRS. ; # 6. 90 VIM. Wilder, New Or-
leans. Andersen. black, 30 yrs, TO John
Ferguson, of Blakeley, Ala. Eliza, black
% or % yrs, # /, to VIM. Bell Ne"
Orleans.
Vicksburg, Warren county
Green. light black, 30 or 81 yrs,2 i D.
70 Ans,in Depeu. BAYOU Lalourche' La.
Jake, yellow, 25 yrs, . It ~ OF T. ~ q
r blnsnn. who bought hIm o. 'o'''' ~
Vnton. Columbus, Ga. Henderson, o'N'
% rs. ) feet or 6, to James 'acKsoh'
Wayne county, Tenn.
Canton. Madison county.
p,,corG Iigb, black, 80 yrs, > # 6 or Z,
Lar knee Joint stiff from burn 10 700
Walter, of Mareugo, Ala
WoodpiHe. Wilkinson county.
Harry. yellow. % yrs, D fl q, to Wm'
poaaae Wrst Baton Rouge. La. Lom,
i"h, Dc YRS. # A, to Drury Smith, East
- La. Madison win, dark, 10
vrs : # high. 10 DIR. James Draft OF MA =.
dlsnn, Mi. Tom, copper 50 yrs, . ~ y
Mr. John Mason, trader. Joh"' III u
70 % years, 5 # 6 or 7, to James DaA0''
Louisville, Ky.
PHILADELPHIA, Neshoba county:
it," III 40 YRS. 5 # s, TO Thomas
Mahan, near Big Black river.
~ '''' " HoImcspiIle. Pike county. -.
Andrew jenkins, dark, stout pun, IIo eos.
7. scar on upper lip, to Samuel L. ''O
New Orleans.
Monticello. Laurence county AZ.
1ohn hIack % to 30 yrs, Il, TO ml'
Tins below Baton Rouge, La Wil Carr
light copper, 81 yrs, 5 IT y TO Lewis
of Hardin co., Ky.
Port Gibson, Claiborne eoH" 3y;obard
1.oL O mack. Is yrs, fl z, 70 K'eeaau !.
| Cox. of Louisiana. william, 80 -, If Ia.
oe yrs. fee, Z, 10 Ambrose bge"' TVS.
| lack. dark, % years old , - - caaroe
Edm,uds. Carroll county, MISS, s,oat
Pad. hlack, 30 yr-. low stature, Mi.
vi, :, iuha- Hawkins. Noxuoee CO -
pine ION hjagton county. ..,.
fr,ne 80 te.t, scar ON bre"s''
| Mathew, 4atA'
10 Rob't Jones, VidalIa, La
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

fhF Capt. 3. D. Howard left here yester-
day on his return to the seat of war. He
is still in bad health, and we fear will not
be able to undergo the journey.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

81 will not strike thee, bat will give thee
a bad name" So said Quaker when he
was provoked By a dog, and forthwith raIs-
ed the cry of "mad-dog" against him.
The Quaker well knew that there were
blows TO be struck, as well morally as ply
sicallv. and he secured the death OF poor
Tray Just as efIectually by raising the
mad-dog cry, as if he had decapitated him
with a cIeaver.
at is a SANDER that we are traitors TO
our country,' say the wings. 1--WE go for
our country, right or wrong-but we UW
say that this Mexican war is totally IN
jus'IGable-an outrage on unoifendlng
Mexico; and Mr.. Polk deserves impeach-
nent for producing it,"
Such is whig patriotism! Such in this
dav of the government of public opinion
is the moral power whiggery is eXertng
to PROSTATE our own Country, aud aid
Mexico!
When it finally convincos our own peo-
pie and the world that the justice Of the
quarrel is altogether on the Mexican side,
and thus stri kes from our gallant army the
proud strength Of reclitude in which it may
now say:
"THrice is he armed acbO hath his quarrel
just"
We suppose whiggery may then gloat
over the defeat of our arms as a new wea-
pom with which TO assail the administration
and exclaim as federalism did in the last
war over the reports of British victories:
"Behold the fruits of your Presidents war
behold the feast at which you are invit'
ed to sit" Sentinel
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

FOR SALE cheap-Two good live
Watches, one "patent lever, N
other an old fashioned "turnip,' an excel
lent time-piece. Apply at this otilce.
Dec. %
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

Maj. Kemp S. Holland, of Holly Springs
commissary to the Mississippi regiment,
died recently on board a boat between Ma
tamoras and the mouth of Rio Grande.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

II - q TnE undersigned re-
3 w. specially announces 10
.e = the public that this house
.af 1sFsgg is again open for the
- -'---.aA-2s reception of company.
NO exertlon will be spared to render the
guests comfortable. Il. II. YOUNG
December 2, lS46 5Itf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
The ElGCti0n.

We have but few returns of the election,
not sufficient to render the result certain,
indeed so small vote is poIled as to
render the result conjecturaI, but we are
under the impression that Elicit is elected
by a handsome majority
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
THE DEMOCRAT.
c A r r OLLTON:

Wednesday Morning, December 80, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
LIST OF RUNAWAY NEGROES IN JAIL.

Holly Springs, Marshall county.
W,ria, 40 years, A feet 6 or s inches
n. belongs to James Dunahow, a negro
trader.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
Oxford. Lafauette county.

Alfred, 5 # ?, belongs to r. B. Hous-
ton, Raleigh, Tenn. Pearson, 80, feet
6 or 8, belongs 10 Toney Cook, ChIcka-
saw county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

Quitman, Clark county. 49,
Lindsey, 80, 5 It 7 or 6, belongs TO W
M'Stahin, Franklin, La.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

December 40, lS4E
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Navigation OF the OHIO river
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market throughout the week just closed
has exhibited very important features. Operations
in Of the fancies have been very large but at de-
clning prices Norwich and Worcester has, ever since
the loss Of the Atlantic, been settling down. and prices
current lower than realized for several
years The fluctuations in this stock have been very
large Within year il has gone as high as 95 and as
low as AN per cent, variation almost unprecedented
for 20 short period The prospects of this company,
which recently were 80 fsttering, have experienced
very sad reverse and the dividend in January, which
many anticipated confidently has been given up and
there is very little probability Of the stockholders
realizing ything from the earnings Of the for
years 1t reported in Wall street that large operator
In this and other fancy stocks which have fallen very
much within the past few weeks has failed The bulls
in Norwich and Worcester have suffered some lately,
and those who very deep in it buyers at prices
current two three weeks SINCE have been pretty tho
roughly used up
A very large commission house in Broad street has
Suspended payment.
We annex q table exhibiting the quotations In this
market for the principal stocks for each day Of the past
week. and at the close Of the week previous The ten
dency Of prices throughout the week was downward
and some Of the fancies fell on largely.
Quotations ron THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs In THE Nxv
YORK MARKET.
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comparison Of prices ruling yesterday. with thois
current at the close Of the week previous shows an I'm
prcvsment In Ohio g. Of u per cent, Reading bonds,
Il Erie Railroad, old, ~ Farmers Loan, u North
American Trust, x and falling of in Norwich and
Worcester Of On per cent Harlem, * Long Island.
* Canton Company, e East Boston, Il
counterfeit Of $40 on the Cape Fear Bank, has
appeared II 10 numbered i4s letter A, payable to 8.
Jswett and dated LIT February, 1886 The pignene u
train Of and mountain in the distance . the heads
on the right and e ends Of the bill very imp erfect
The bank has plate like this counterfeit.
Subscribers to the new stock Of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company have been notified that inter
sst will be paid according 70 the terms Of subscription,
on application Of their oce and after the LIST Of Japu
cry next Tho transfer books Of the stock will be
closed from the 18th Of December to the ut Of ,nusry
The North American Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend of Eve per cent payable on the 18th
inst,
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company, have do.
csred semrsnnus dividend Of Ave per cent for tho psst
sir months
The receipts ofthe Philadelphia and Reading Kali
road Company, appear to be rapidly declining The
weekly receipts are now not only smsl compared with
what they have been this year, but the increase com.
pared with corresponding weeks last year. Is much les
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'rLrHrA AND CoLuxsn RAILRsAp,
Total $50 4O2 a.
Amount reed last var isi Sal IS

Excess 1916 over ls45.. $500 SO l0772T &c. 60
This is from only portion of the public works OF
Pennsylvania The canals the State have been
pondngly productive and show large increase in the
receipts from tolls compared with last year. Notwh
standing the disadvantages under which the
the State has lahssc d, account Of damages
to the public works. which caused for a time
complete Suspension Of navigation. there is not
Lie debt Of Pennsylvania, due in February, will
be promptly and fully paid. The credit of the
State has become permanently established upon
favorable foundation, that the payment of its inte-
rest at maturity is that Of any State in the
Union not even excepting New York Massachusetts,,
and there 10 more for any depression in the
price Of Pennsylvania S. than in those OF this State
ID true the public debt Of that State nearly double that
of this but when look at the Of the
States the comparison decidedly in favor of Pennsy
vania The Of Pennsylv comparative
ly undeveloped while those of this State have nearly
reached their maximum. The receipts from the public
works of Pennsylvan have yet been very limited
compared with those of this State and in the of
the Of the former State, from i public works.
reaching that Of the public works Of the latter State
with the other immense of income the annual
interest of the debt although exceedingly large would
be easily paid that of any State in the Union. The
rapid improvement made in the financial affairs of Penn
syvana within the past year, reflects the highest
dit upon the government of that State and particularly
his energy and that while he remains in
the position he occupies, have not the slighes
doubt but that the State will promptly meet every pay
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NEW REFE CT o X Y,
HAETM BUILDINGS,

NJ n, C,r3sr Of Srfh and Chssnm Streets i.
THE Sahseriher informs his friends and ing Paobe al
y large, that he has opened the most splendid
EATING SALOON
In this city, and perhaps Amercs r,ths basement OF re
above named budins-sr'Sndng neshy 'u ~"oie enk'n'
hundred and twenty Rect.
The fftire up and Tor INJURIOUS comioft
of the most Complete aud beautiful Character and fai
challs nse competition wi the best 49,,
as eooks are the very best hat be provided and his
waters active seotvs and eor,seus lMdsr will be
,iy pped with every delcaey OF the season. which
ILL he amishsd with the greatest prompftudr snd in the
verv hest style and he trusts that With moderate ehrass
and Asntop he will snttle himself 70 liberia
share Of the public patronage.
Putles twenty SIXTY be accommodated 10 private
rooms attached the general reeccry fitted in the
elegant style.
~ iw gbx w. T. PAHkEk
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IAed.


On the 5th instant SARAH, the wife Of John c. Ste
phens. after lingering illness Of many years, which
she bore with Christian fortitude, eyed 90 years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
pectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her son-inlaw, Mr.. Richard Buggy. No 2ea
Pearl street. Brooklyn Monday afternoon 7th inst
O'Clock.
On Sunday morning. December 9th, Mrs. LucRErIA
r., wife of John G. Ham, Jr., aged - years
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of
her aunt Mrs. Redmond respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon 9Th
inst. from her late residence, No 1873 Thompson st.
On Sunday, December 9th of eifusion on the BRAIN
IAsxLLA ASH younger daughter Of Edward and Flea.
H. Williams, eyed eight months and three days.
Her funeral will take place from l55 Jay street. Brook
lyn, at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
On Saturday, the 5th instant, Mr.. GEoneE EVANS aged
81 years.
His funeral viii take place this day, Monday at two
O'clock from his late residence, SO Vaudam street
On the 6th instant. of consumption, JOHN LAUoHLIN,
aged 50 years.
The friends Of the family and those of his son. are re-.
spectully invited TO attend his funeral this (Monday)
afternoon at o'clock without further invitation from
his late residence, SO Tamsn sti eet. Brooklyn.
On Saturday, the 5th instant, at Brooklyn CHAs VAN
NAME aged So years. late pilot of the steamboat Inde-
pendence to Which boat he has been attached the
last ten years His remains convey Port Rich.
mond, s. L. yesterday, for inerment, and attended
by large concourse of relatives and friends.
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Varieties

The Boylsston Insurance Company has preso ntsd 10
thsmoher Of Mr. Orlando Pitts Of Boston, late Secrets
~ Of that nsuton the sum OF $500 II win be rscol
lsced hat Mr. Pitts was lost with the steamar Atlantic
The magnetic telegraph in operation Saturday
far Springfield to which place the Of the ar.
rival Of the Caledonia conveyed at early hour.
The Boston Transcript Of Saturday says THE Long
Island train detained 70 minutes this morning. in
order that the mail bags for New York city and papers
for the New York press might be forwarded For this
favor the New Workers indebted 10 Mr. Parker super
intendent Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad.
A baker named Hall, hung himself At his house 10
Andover Court, Boston, on Saturday morning Poverty
y the cause assigned for the RASH sct
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Yesterdays movements to and from the city were
unusually limited The following all that were
gstered at late hour last night at the respective hoels
AMEaIcAS-J Reynolds, United States Army; T. Wat
kins, Boston; r. Faunteroy, u g. Coast Survey; Jay
Charles Thompson, Boston; VIM. Wright M. Herman
dez, Va.
AsroR-Edw. SimmonssN. Orleans; Capt. Thistle, u.
g. A; Adams, stookbridge; G. Hoberton, Sharpless
Philad; Ruth, u 8. Coast Services L. Croker, Oswe.
60; f. Merton Providence; H. Whitwa4 J. Chandler.
W. Pane. l.. Weineshe, New York; w. Haven, Boston;
Jas DeWoh Bristol; Van Rensselsar, H. Welsh, Phi.
ladelphia; Col uough, York.
Cirr-Cspt Veeder, Canandagua J. Van Wagner,
and j. w Short, New Brunswick; Thomas Powers, Bos.
TOM w Irving, and H. Fowler, U.SA.; r. Rose, Texas
Stevenson, KY; 1t. Brown, U.sN.; MIR. Osma, Peru
P. Galss Pa.
FRANKLIr-H Mccarthy, Pulaski; o. Richards, Cox.
sackio; j. Post New York; L. Faerbroher, Kantuchet
H. Church, do; Colt, New York; w. Boyle, do; T.
Fowler, Va.
HowARD-J. Skinner, Syracuse M. johnson, Troy /;
r. Earle, Philadelphia; J. Brown, Toronto; T. W..
Goold, Boston; g Richards, Now Haven; H. O. McKen.
Gould, Rochester.
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Relief To the Afnictco.-This II

for rheumatism palms, sn'ss Of The JOINTS swelling Of
friend. WHO are afflicted Try RinE: sy,p prepared en
relieving ;and with the possible
and 10 defined to do good 10 the Of relieving
public The ngredisn Of which Il is eomposed are kno
They hydrotate Of ind yellow dock
three of the purifiers Of the blood and OF the
system, generally known and by their jadcious admxtu
their effects greatly increased Pepa cd and for sale BY
Charles H. Ring. Chemist 192 Broadway, John ST.
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na'T hsss4ssbb 81 s!Eyss 81 IT, 90
DAxK. fhEATEE-Mouasy svsn,pS, Dec. fth- The
SoN ASs.as 2; i.ffs
D F. when wI Be- added SPRING GARDENs-Lord
Courngton. Mr. O. Bsner sir Arthur Lovel, Chsnfrsn;
b tclSwsd by the second grand Dirert'ement rAs
which tn: Man WlTnoyr HAP oa,ss
TAI, BY 70 visnn Disc Dsussases
pSs af rs 1 s:y vs. y s:a1
* p.oa: * Wr SEED 81
THE PRAIRIE1King Eagle. Mr. stevens; Gabriel H.rri
70 - ssssisS: Viii
p:: Mr. W. a.cu I9s: s:s. Ma Alice
prss. Circle g cents S,. r Ind Gallery ~, esns'
SS.Sv Yrst n
With he Aspts ar T
Ait:r which. he DUMB BELLE-vivian. Mr. @. Chap
mo 70 3 ielo..a By DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE
To conclude with THAT RASCAL JACK-Jsck. Mr.
Damn.
Boyes cents all parts of the house private DO,
Doors open hslcpssts Performance commence att
BOWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes IS M as9; cSl EvIS S1S Hfs
JOHN aossiS The f.sons Gown, i for 81. Nights
mS. Tsf'SIE ''
Last appearance this season of LEVI NORTH the Ere.,
Beside, splendid bill Of entertainments. concluding with
HAKLEQUIN's FRoLICs
Clownr. $1,000. '...........,.. NJ. kEMft
Columeine'. .................Mi Mis- JEssELYNE.
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lrnil AND arspiSo RAiLaoAn.

One days work was lost the railroad by suspen
sion Of business Thanksgiving The amount Of coal
transported for the above weeks in 1916, shows
Of but little than three thousand Ave hun
dred tons. At this rate the estimate for the year will
hardly be realised.
statement Of the receipts at the collectors Office
Phlsdephis and Columbia Railroad Philadelphia for
the year terminating the soh of November is4s and
those of the previous year. exhibits the annexed compa
rativs results
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BiLLIARDS.

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street.
"A just below Asor House. the largest aid Ist
good order, and Of PENIS lwho aeknowisdse by
a. good players 20 be ne best billiard sbis builder IN this
can all times be depended upon for making correct argss
they have all cloth are therefore not aect
ed by the weather.
Michael and Joseph, formerly Of the All Natious' Hotel
and late Of Gothic Hall take this method Of Informing the
friends and the public thst they have just opened this
bshment and hope by and strict
ton, merts renewal Of The patronage heretofore 30 be
rally bestowed upon them.
Gentlemen who may favor them with ,al may depend
having the best OF attendance with private apron
Tor their own exclusive sse-and those wishing play IN
rate rSoT which can Be secured By application the bar
~ The most fastidious need feel deicacy patron
hing this establishment the company will be found always
select, and the best order prevailir throughout:
mas imsr JOSEPH WHITE.
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UNITED STATES MONEY REPORTER,
AND GOLD AND SILVER EXAMINER.

presenting this work the pabliS the Publisher
wi the confidence all that far
anything the Kind ever issued Its msny sdvanges
any other ~ be at the first sight IT
tns upwards OF 100 engravings giving the yaue and
FAC smile Of Gold and silver Com which will be
added every week the work is ned till 1t contains the
the United States lslso has msginal nder so that at
The work Will ssuedevery Wednesday at the Publica,
ton Office No 90 Broadway,
Connected and revised by the publisher weekly, who has
secured copy right Of the sane.
0od aiwer, and bank bought at the ONCE 30 Broad
way quoted in the Reporter and Examiner.
number Of efficient persons wanted to sell the above
work. rnce cents. 8 TAYLOR, Putlishers'
Al IWs