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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-17

l. II will be perceived that there has been very material
decrease in the aggregate movement within the past
year. This falling of has been in the line of discounts
in the circulation and in the deposits There has been
slight increase in the specie on hand.
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the con
dtion of the leading departments of the State Bank Of
Indiana, in November, ls45 and 1s46 -
STATE BANK INDIANA
Capital Stock.
The capital stock of individuals
has been reduced. ........ $40, $40 AZ
The capital stock Of the State has
been increased. ........... 96 300 90
Reduction of capital stock. -. sao7o "a
Discounts.
Discounted notes and bills, Nov.
Discounted notes and bills, Nov.
IL 1916. 3,o9o,Spl w
Reduction of discounts. ..... S30lA 81
Circulation.
Notes in circulation, Nov. l5.
lSl5 So,oIf ,ool oV
Notes in circulation, Nov. 81.
lS4o. ''oooo'ooo w
Reduction Of circulation. Sle0,sls 80
Speeie.
Amount of specie on hand, Nov.
Amount Of specie hand Nov.
81, 1916. ...... ..'''..'. lOo3,647 90
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Total. ................ 81 ,732,62%
ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATION Foa Water LOAN INTER.
EST AND COMMON SCHOOLS WITH PRoBADLE RECEIPTS,
AND BALANCE TO BE RAIsEp By TAX.
Eliminated Estimated
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HAVANA. Dec s.--Thsre is little no inquiry for
Sugar at this moment but the quantity left In first
hands ia SO trihng that the whole will probably
of without any reduction in the rates We therefore
to change last quotations assorted
kinds, TX and ga ~ and l0A rs Whites, ca l0s4
reals Yelows ~ ga RS Browns, So a 7 rails Gu
curuchos, on 61S rias. The weather, latterly,
favorable for The operations OF manufacture
Several estates have begun to grind and it is probable
that the generality will commence at the end Of this
month OF new Molasses, only few Insignificant par
GELS have been brought IN at the neghborog outpors
but we may expect that in fortnight enough will accu
muats to form few email cargoes. No transactions
have yet transpired here to determine the price
dealers In general seem 10 expect over reals to 81
Lard continues in inactive state barrels obtain
preference at BIB, but kegs dull at Sl21a Sl2A
The stock Ia 500 kegs. On and after the lst Of
next month the duty rice will be AZ cents per
roba, double the present rate Sales of small parcels
OF Corn have been made at "a rails and there is
in FIRST hands. Corn Meal uds buyers in trng qnan-
titles, at SO san for best yellow in bbs Of 1876 his
About 5000 bbls Spanish Flour changed hands at $i
$l4 per 200 lbs and there three cargoes hand
or American none has been imported for some time.
Freghts There is inquiry for vessels, either to
Europe or the United states at the moment Exchange
on London, l6 l6a prem. New York and Boston, q
AZ prem.
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WATCHES WATCHES Th. subscriber receives ard
w has constantly hand watches Of the following highly
celebrated yiz L. Cooper London duplex
and lever; Morris Tobias London; Robert Ro,hcll and l.
Tobias. Liverpool Warranted genuine and perfect time
keepers Also great variety Of other silver and sod English
and Geneva watches end ewt f1g Ho,,ssy Re,
Err Imposr and Dealer rs Wall street. corner Of Pearl-
N. 3. All kinds Of watches repaired and warranted.
dis l2t'rc
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM
OPANY Dec, mber a. l8a7-The annual election for thr
Directors this Company, will be held at this Office. No
Centre Monday the 10th day of Janu IT.
the hours OF II and IL o'clock A M The transfer
book will be closed from the 2lth Inst until after the cleo
ton. Bv order G. L. EVERlTr. Secretary. d22 latr
CCOTTs BAZAAR, No. 5 Dey 'sireet.--Sands scott re-
> turns his thanks for the liberal support he has RECEIVED
since Dey street. where he established the first
house Of the kind years and Introduced ne
still continues do nd which has given 40 much sat sscton
the public scou happy to say that his conscr has re-
covered from aseyerc it of.cknes of Eve weeks and Ia
able to attend 10 the culinary department as before ma
king the desert that served mp in the house which she Is
famed for, well cooking IN general lea ano Conee
served all hours aud made fresh after called 2t In.
and segas that can be procured be happy % see his
old friends and respectfully solic the patronage Of the pub
lie in general Steaks Chops. Cold Cut. Poached Egg.
I'm No hopse better supplied With EsroIean snd New
York papers Dinner from to Roast Beef and Yorkshire
Pudding every day, and variety Of other dishes daast"
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BALTIMORE, Dec "a, ls47.
The Postmaster General in quandary- Midshipman
RogersEroitsment among the Politicians. Scramble
for the Spoiis--- The The Biennial Bill
The reply of Edmund Robinson Esq President Of the
Potomac Railroad Company to Cave Johnson complete
y uses up thnt willed and obstinate fuuctionary
After reading bis bic letter. Congress will not hesitate
momentum restoring the mall to it's proper route Du.
ring the two weeks Of the there have
been I'VE connections and nine failures
Wnlen Mr. Johnson saysi works very well, and recon-
mends Congress not to disturb 1t.
Midshpmaa Rogers, late prisoner In Mexico panssa
through Baltimore yesterday to Wilmington Della
where his aged parents reside He will doubtless receive
most enthusiastic reception from the Blue Hen g
Chickens.
The political quidnuncs of the city are all at work
with regard to me spoIs Of Office, under the new go
vernon BY some odd fancy OF the people they have
elected legislature than two-thrds Of whom are
whgs, and governor who has always been one of the
most unwavering democrats in the State The present
governor being wing all the spoils of Office In the
hands Of the wings nd Of course they do not intend
rel nqush them without a struggle.
The legislature meets on Monday next, and the new
governor will not be nau ,urated until Monday week.
The ms" are therefore at work. endeavoring to keep
the " outs" out, by persusding the members Of the
legislature during the week intervening before the
insugurston OF the new Governor to pass law taking
out OF the hands of the Governor the OF
ment to all the principal Offices OF the State II
hardly be probable however that such a proposition
By the way wings are the most unluchy devils in
the world They are always too sanguin., and
qusntiy 0voTreach Themselves At the last session of
toe Legislature they originated and passed bill pro-
vidng Tor biennial sesons commence with the com
ing session. In tai, bill they also Inserted CLAUSE
making the term OF Office for all State officers two years
The Governors term being but two years the
qusncs H. that 81 oiho'rs he may appolnt will remain
ooe four years, being year after the expiration
his own term Of service, anu he being democrat
will, of course, be democrats siso
We have glorious weather for Christmas and It will
be universally observed by the su'penson Of all
Of business
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Cleared.
ship-Silvie de Grasse, tphU Rich Hayre, Fox Living
Barks-Condor Tkiob St Croi, Alsop Chauncey; War.
col, IL Post.
Brig,-Meeor Bpnueil, Demarara, II Underwood; Eliza
vey BIZ Costello st Johns. NF u x Laurie; Ohio Loeb
mau, Da1ea, Ga; Tybse, White, Charleston, q Buckley
Frances Wilcox, Mobile Nortoni Articles Wheeler Savau
nah, Partsn; Bounty, tIock Norfolk; A De Rossert
bsTsteT Wimngtan hebsces Collins Chester and Psla
tom ferseverasce, Hilton, Providence.
Ship iempden, of Boston) Briggs Liverpool 81 days,
the nast.r
Bak Lepsno Hagar Trieste 81 days, to Robinson Nov
luck (Oct 2g for The Pdci6c all welt; 18Th inst lat 81 oa ~
80, spoke brig Holt oil Blueh from Newport for George
town SC tso etood) blowing gale at the time FROM
on souadngs the st week, with NV gales.
f,aac. Louisa, May Bordeaux i3 days. with bran
Bark John Caer Caruck Baro,d es and ST Martins, s
Baltimore.
Brig vetSry Hgbee, Dien, Ga 10 days. with COCOON feet
Brig sun Fnn Philadelphia, "a hours with rndse, bound
schI Cynosure. Bowles Baracoa Wis Che,ton Ia days.
schr Napoleon NTH Wilmington NC. Is day., with naval
.tcies TO ha.sey MuIay Sid co with schs Davis,
schr LynchbuIg. Gould, Richmond, to Allen PaYsou.
8 hr n Mead, smith. Brandy wine, to Allen X PsYson
scht Sage Mott Batipo,e bound TO Bridgeport
tchr Minerva DAVE, Philadelphia.
sehr yohn Msoley. Erickson, Delaware.
schr Aconde, - Machiss, to master.
Below.
Iship, unknown. -
Bark Hecla. NIstsuzas; and others.
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Foreign InlpOrtatIOns.

LIvFEPooLShip Hsmpdon-lti8 bars 10 bdls Waterman
Of frovdencel00 tons Boorman Johnston col29 cs
% bds r Sagderson-3O ii Auchincoss COLO bids
Hardl3 bales obinson colo do Lamar-li casks
Marshals do Thomas co- 1866 bars rn 81 bdls do
Abeei Cos boxes IA Richardson Watson40 do
Belt coy Miller COates-l830 sacks Del chs
Kruger-9 do 90 bags cable Gilman Brother- bags 100
tons 1872 hds 1911 bars 10 cks To order.
TREsTE-Bs'k Lepauto2l cks tartar 40 bags seed Sila,
Piercs COT casks argols VIM Partridge sons3o boxes
white lead Brcha ,hase6 cks mustard seed 6 bags
snnseed sned r2a bags mustard seed ck tartar
drugs chs argols 10 bxs oil Wcelhausen Main cos bbs
je harps Baechrr-3 bbls marble ballots Vor Itch
- pictures Beaumon-8 case dtugs Schr'ge, Koop
K Coz mdze Lombard Ha-35 bbls Smith
Atki1sn-o cs whe stones WAND SApinwa-3 chs srtsr
10 bales Dulk Cousenarey-46 'gs seed Wilson
Brown23 pks md1s Troooeks5 bales eymour co
s bags anniseec Laurence Murray ng tel trunk effect,
glassware Morgan mdze bis do 80 bags seed
500 bis chs cyhs So pbs mdze 23 bbs bales
drugs css grahhit Dbl jews harps to order. -
BARBApoEs-Bark John w Cater boxes wine Dbl edoes
box mdsc do y kegs tamarinds Fer.
rando Wood300 Mexican dollars 800 five franc John
Durand & co-3695 bhshes silt + Schlei singer
BAAcoASchr Cvnosure-65o bbs tobacco bbls honey III
boxes half do 20g0 cocoa nuts Aymar X co.
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COLUMBUS, GEo Dec. Is, lS47.
We have not addressed you for some time past,
considered II useless to hazard opinion of the crop
until the occurrence of killing frost and it i'm
possible with any degree of accuracy to say to what
the loss in the early Of the would be
made up by the proraoted fall The frost Of the 10Th
ut in few instances, checked vegetation but the
extremely cold weather which prevailed about the goth
ut destroyed large portion Of the top crop Of cotton
which calculated on by planters, and which would
have matured and ripeued about this date The story
is told We do think the late fall has
the yield much is generally supposed, and do not
fud planters here inclined to favor any estim ate
800 600 bales This State will turn out about 900 to
10000 bales than last year All our large planters
holding back their cotton believing In the preva-
lence of better state of things in Europe and 10 cents
here for fair cotton In March next,
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Court Martial of Lieut.. Col. Fremont.

1L - - WABHINGToNi Dec. %, I59I.
Inc court opened at 10 A NJ. Ths record OF the pre-
yious day was read, when
Lieut. Col FRENoSr said, under the advice Of coun.
ei ne 'uu not press the questions proposed yester
material " '' "He
Miosnipman BE.LE's examination was resumed
q CO., You stated in your examination vesterdev that
some persons went with you the hill of rocks 10 a.,
sist Gen kearny Off who were those persons
The J0DGE ADVOCATE objected To the onss,tor m,
the closed. s''"' ""u
When opened the JupeE ADVOCATE ststoa ,no a.
cision Of the court not to allow the question ss the %
tary details OF Gen Kesrnys march from san
to san Diego are not material and the examinat,oD
should not be pressed
Q-You stated IN your testimony that you saw Gen
rhsis Csrspn Ple4ss state these occasions and ube
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lsAe. These approximations, ! believe. are shared by
many distinguished politicians who persuaded that
compromises are out Of the question: aud that all fur
ther attempts to unite In the support OF
that are absolutely conflicting win be labor lost 1t is
only the complete Reorganization of the old parties In
this State (Which has become probable that will give
the democratic candidate chance of success In the
districts where these dissensions exist
The whig State officers elect have nearly all arrived in
town. and, until the LIST day Of January they will be
intolerably bored by applicants for clsrsshps So The
number OF these applicants is actually astounding and
1t laughabe to their expedents to get audience
for the purpose Of submitting their claims and reca-
pitulating their devotion to the wing party One OF
these officers was bored SO horribly that left his hotel
and took lodgings at q private residence, where he Is
never Z" ut home.n
The Hon Alvah Hunt, the State Treasurer, is q
gentleman OF good morals and integrity; he Is also
of genius and benevolence During his honorable
public he has been distinguished for decision Of
character and patriotism His reliance upon his
judgment and upon his ability to discriminate without
regard the advisory suggestions Of editorial dgnitarie
is Of his admirable characteristics and those
efforts to advise control him in the discharge Of his
public duties especially the object OF his contempt
when they diotatsd by personal malice hope to
this eminent perform the responsible duties of
his Office in manner which shall win for him more pub
lie thanks aud more popular applause
The Hon. Willard Fimore-the man who refused to
trucke anti -rentism who refused to heed the
dctarion of antirent journal in Albanyis one of
most excellent and most popular citizens He is the
Comptroller elect and he steps into the tracks Of his
worthy predecessor crowned with the smiles Of for
tune, an d the favor of the gods.
considerable proportion of the Senators elect
here
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Another SLAVE Case-The Judges in Quandqry The
Last Railroad Robbery.
A complicated case in relation to the arrest of
lored msn as fugitive slave is under Investigation.
The owner, James Roth from Cecil county, Maryland,
lrst had the colored man arrested upon pretended
charge of the larceny Of coat under tho Of Sa-
muel Smith though his real name Is John Williams.
He then taken before alderman, and committed
without hearing, to prison In default Of $500 bail
The next morning he taken before Judge Kane, Of
the u District court, and remanded to the debtors
apartment as a fugitive labor. The case came up
under writ of haseas corpus, in the Court of
ssapae on shs that tRs law of the
sion expressly prohibits the imprisonment of any fugi
tive from labor and imposes fine Of $500 upon any jail
or that receives such prisoner An argument is to
take place In faw days upon this branch OF the
The parties guilty o. the illegal arrest Of the alleged
fugitive, were taken before Alderman ElkintoD
charge Of conspiracy; and Alderman Brazer Consables
Brszsr and Kline, and Thomas Dembsy, oolored man,
who decoyod the prisoner to the spot where he was
taken into custody to bail the charge
Of conspiracy Roth thu alleged of the slave was
present and that he ss left the cty
This morning. the owners of the alleged slave finding
that Mr. Gregory the keeper of the DEBTORS apartment
had got into difficulty on account of the penalty
Which the recent law imposed obtained a writ of ha
beos corpus from Judge Kane, and the fugitive by
him remanded into the custody OF Gen. Kem. the
some safe place until further orders This has caused
clashng Of jurisdiction between the State tribunals
and the United States courts, and there is no know
ing hcw 1t win bs settled the judges themselves
in a quandary.
The police busy in attempting to ferret out the
perpetrators of the daring railroad robbery committed
yesterday at the West Chester depot in Broad street
DR.. Darlington, the PRECEDENT OF the Chester County
Bank, in whose charge the money was remembers that
Two men wearing cloa seated before and behind
him, who had disappeared when he missed his vase, at
ter moments conversation with lady Of his acquan-
tanoe Oh the opposite side of the Among the
ney stolen were seven one thousand dollar notes the
only ones In circulation of that bank The other notes
OF the various denominations from Ave hundred to
1--WE reward Of $4,000 is offered by the bank for the
recovery ~ the whole S5 900 Dr. Darlington, the Pre-
s,deut has been ted with the bank for long
Rod years. and has been in the habit of visiting the
city every week to settle with the banks here and
turning IN the with large amounts in his
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OOMMElkClAL lNTELALl6IENClI.
Se<~clx

spHILsDELrH,A Dee 2-hirs Board-2o, State S.: 72x
ier Sales so Reading L. 3O1a; 1870 State SIS 72; 10
Philadelphia Bank, il2 Second Board-2oO State o., ~
GOO keao'ng DO DIS 70; 900 state So 70 After sales
- Com nsrria Bank, 791; 100 rard Bank, ga South
wak Bank Ca 400 3chqyl ill Navigaons's, is; rennsy
yana Bank 2!s II North m.rcau Insurance Company g.
Farmers and Mechan cs Bank son; $50 State SIS 49, The
b ard has adjourned till o m PROV,
b2aToN Dec 2'M.6roseTs Boord1t shs Fitchburg Rail
road stock, ii3si 10 Northern Rilroad i0
tern Railroad 1862 do 1854 4s Vermont and Massachu-
sets Raiiroad stock, IS; IS Norwich aud Wore
Railroad, s3Od s: IS 20 3% % do s3Od 81; IS do So
aer aaiiTo id iO,A Is Vermont Central Railroad 836
pusbarg Copper Company Th; 1000 City S., s4; 1000
Second Boord-7 shs Western Railroi I'd, 1861
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Arrival Of Strangers.
FRIDAY. Dec. ~.
NIDkf wv
AMERICAN HOTEL.

AMERICAN HoTRL.
3' %s sas Pima
ss.s. Army John De dc Biasn, Brazil Mr. and M" sey'
srphsr ysn; MP GSs SiysSa aS
Barry S;nSIss PPIilsaa p %ssa,b
%5ss ed ss4fs sa, N:r
sheae Vgp. Geo LumPkin GeQEE. Geo e'
S W:n 4Eoy WISa Bliss sss ssiS ''''
CITY HOTEL. go
H Hseis% Sisss Nsvs 'ify i'pso WI
:s;E col
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
shDsy pSsp Ri sss M sf n
Glover N. sad Mrs. Buckley. " Demon Connecticut; r
WIN W9odman, Boston; Thomas boss, Connes5,eat
s%ee sosan Gsc Burton
Nj ES r Gss Ryf Mss M s%1
son. W Blown. Springfield; Brady, Phsdeipsis; Hsr.
Esd S Ba %oa
Island; J ii Watson. Boston
Island E Ropes Beach Gcnnsciiept; Bow
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Nay Ff'Rs: 9 ss; S
q Cie.by. trinity College; Tton New jersey John
Inecticut; N Hackstaf Albany w Cooley, j.. Middle
town; l. Van Deyenter NewJeisey;J BeIsen FRINGE;
II Decker, Albany.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Theodore Smith, Elicottvie, " Y Johu Hill Boontor,
S d.; Deeper: Y @ Bss.y. p I!snoI ~ I
Qverb igh, sauEeres. Y ssares Paterson, j John
Boone county, Va; Brocsey. suoudsbursh WsId do;
AW Bell MorIisows Ut AmsIo.g DO; 4 Re1 1s
Mrs Costock Newburgh; Mrs FItts somerville, Miss
Fritts; do; Tracy, Mass; Ayers, Va Losmis' Y;
Shaw, Troy.
TAMMANY HALL.
&. Edwards, Con-; 4. Wells, Stony Brook; A. Hecht
Hempstead Russell Ulster Co; Z. Lynch Sing Sings N.
Sndrews, N Y; A. H. Mooney Poughkeepeie; E Hubbs!l
BsItimore w. b. THOMPSON CT; r.. Greer, N. Y; u. W.
Hamley. Ct Adams. do j. Jackson, NJ Y; A. NJ. Heel
ing, VT. q. Kimbe, CT.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
L Clapp, New York; Mrs Cooke, LockpoIt.
WESTERN HOTEL.
w q w Jaeger Philadelphia; g Miller. Rhode Island |;
M Wager, Rhneeeck; Mathews Ma.sachuse,ts
comb, Brady. Catskill; w II Pral Rhode Island.
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.1nn.rs In .1Lhnnn.

AFFAIRS in Albany
The abdicaton of the democratic state functionarss
will occur aud all the departments will be filed by
wings The triumph Of ths wing party cannot be justly
attributed TO the wisdom Of ITS policy to the skill
Of is leaders; but II must be viewed somewhat de-
porsbe contingency which the irreparable feuds In the
democratic party Though these feuds
entirely oealiyet apprebsnd that they will ex,rs an
important influence upon the Presidential election Of
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Herald Marine Corresnonn.ncp.

rHiLApELrH,A; Dec "a, 4PM sehoonsfs Wor
ton NC; Empire, Adams, New York; Gsoige !. EonUs,
Lswes, Del; mud William Wright, Weldon, Newark.
Cleared-B,rk, Rhoderck Dhu, LelaI, Cape de Verbs;
Mary Wheden, Boston briRs Mary Bach, Rice, Glen
9esos. Wat.on Ii29Iaieye, wes, muiss vi. tifn
denisn eliza Somcr Wilmington, NC; Jos syyand Zeal.
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III ARITIM HE r A d.
Port OF New York, December 20, ls47.
Cleared.

SUN sxrs. -. ..4 80 HIGH WATER 49,, -. Ii 90
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Passengers Arrived,

IaHboHKcT8 hTTIVcUs
LyERPooI-ship Hampden-Mrs Riggs MrX Massman, MIR
Sapdbury. MIR Iece-2s3 in the ste e age
TRIEsrE-BaIk Lepano- Sgnor Georgia Garcia
BARpApoEs-Bark John w Cater>-Nr spencer Argyles
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N
n AGUERREoTYPE1 FOR SALE, THE WELL
ia IL. Bas 81
for % ss .oa
%. d. For S1hs apply
pRACTiCAL BUCK, KEEPING. No So Cedar street.
Of and
suve Entry BOOK Keeping Improved continue. to teach
TS De tas%'
T7HE CHEAPEST srORs IN The CITY, l6t9I Full
sac ~ s%sa @
,ys Also s,Iysn'sa spring pure n hs
sss:
s fS:n ass ss''i 5
SI
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sua S sr: sn a to
initials or to match any pattern DIS Izt~r
CITIZENSHIP NOHTHEhNEa. EOR Oh AkLEsTQN
s II inst. M dss se cS sss
AZ s: sf @ be
% e cfisE ss' apply
FOR NEW oKLEAYs-toui.iana, and New YSIk Line
md a. Ship Of
AND @ o sa on
havs ssndd furnished spy
s sas; Agent Of IN New GoSs
H sSS s' o'":s1 as'
HAVANA AND PHILADALEPHIA PA, PAcsSEJT- I'll. h,
e w @ T6s%S
vs.
fSss 1S S 9f5 sT ssso 6sd
that Ss % S%
Ireland on more favorable terms than can be obtained from
hs odea. largest in the trade
IN ss mat
Liverpool and the different ports Of Ireland for The last th.
aetou any for passengers that may
@ ard a. Bill Il. Il si 81 fer and
s. . he s sSs %
s BE- bad % S.s i
AHP f HaEFAA ANb n
BERSiA,. Capt RyTit from New Yoik, IS January
E sss freight Ry
n. e, .sn4 LIP oRFHE ~ ma,
s viii go.itveiy above about de io;h january
S ss.H'
pACKETS FOR HAvRE-second Line-The ship UTl
CA. D. B. Swan master will sail on the LIST January Dc
sunday:
~ .pn VIZ np teu e. LII 49, -
ssI SaPt: a. - ,o1a.L
tonaay, ~ Ifwpi any No w Tun,. ,; aaS. =,
- Sai.; w w WI
O'CLOCK, P; MLanding at inerneds1s places, from the
ain 3 oVsTSssh, VIII :sSs on Sosday W.dS.;dsy
aud Sunday atsrroon5 az o'clock Steamboat SOUTh
hMEHICA, Japan II ~. hulss' WIZ ttevS on ueseaS
Ihursday eno SATURDAY aiernoons O'CLOCK Inc eDoSt
ooar Will ut all tunes arrive "a ALBANY IN emp,e nhe or "
Morning Cars Tor he East or west fresht taken 81 moo
rate ratss AND none taEsn aer oeiocb r M All persons
are forbid trusting any OF the boat OF 's line without VIII
ten order from the captains agent For OF freight
AMY on BOARD the bGau OF TO = u cCULlA, etWe one'
~ :, ~ ar ;z,,T = a, y. Nv
II DUN CHAnGEp III, ~ u0,i NV AMI RI
IL AND TROY LINE EVtt A,hDaNL aN IL inUi
DiHECT0ffom the loot OF m @
taking this Boat Will arrye IN roy "a Ie 20 ak e
morning trains west TO bunnio' ana noItn 10 rh
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MEDICAL OFFICE-DH. JOHNSON, II DUANE
lA street, Cha than well known the most
in New York in the treatment of
real Diseases The Doctors reputation for SKILL in these old
baiEcured cases that have existed year,
elect stctu re- ulcers upon body the throat
pains the head and bones Of the legs eec uay cured
weakness, brought by habit indus ed
in Young men, dreams and nightly emss
sons, positively prevented Recent cured in four days
without mercury No alteration In diet prevention from
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