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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-15

THE LATE STEAMBOAT DTsAsTER.-Thc Gale.
polls Journal, Extra, contains the following list
Of the passengers and Of the steamer Blue Ridge
both lost and saved, far ascertaiped In this list
all we're saved that not marked dead missing The
mum Der OF persoas lost Is said to be ab ut twenty:
James Rufner Kanawha w b. Kontz, do; Major
Early, U VIM. Whitteker. IA, dead; Daniel
Goshorn, Ks; Isaac Barker, do; B. F. Vckers and ais
ter do; Mr. stewart wife and three chdres do mother
in-sw missing; Mr. Overskiner missing Mr.. Tos'o and
daughter, Cincinnati; Joseph Brulop do, missing; D..
Gubert Louisville; Mr. Wright; Samuel Langley
Galiipolis +. j. ssnps, Gapois dead George
Beard Galpolis, scslded, and since dead; Joseph
Miller Va, missing, wife saved; Mr.. Duke, Mays
vile Mrs Porter and child. Gsllipolis w. w Corna-
TAX Kentucky; A. Pauiette, Lynchbureh, Va Capt
Summers Sslipolis, injured slightly Jpmes Summers,
"a oers, Gsipolis Albert Summers, Waterman badly
scaided Captain James Payne, Kanawhs; P Wright,
90 hsdiy hurt Riley Einney lat pilot, badly hurt
II nry Colt, LIST engineer JOSIAH Koontz I'd do Johu
Bayse, hghtly soalded and bruised John Mays car.
lent.r w Hedrich, st clerk VIM. Gardner. George
Saraper samuel Gardner, Carpenter and John Carr,
DECK nus, badly scaded p. Csrpeo .er, missing n.
SouverAn, Gslipols Smith, DO, badly ,csldeo, i,g
nfote; man from Goose Creek, name not known, mise
ing John Mann, fireman, cold A. Bont,v 90 do .
r scott DO, do F. Scott, do, missing D Page cola,
bsdl, sc'lesi a. Lynch, VIM Armsted, Berj D,us,
LIST cook, Geo. Grams, and the chsmbermaid.
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Horrible Case OF ScrOfuta.-Chc following
letter was received during tho week. and is proof positive
that Or Townsends Sasapara has the most perfect control
over disease This truly wonderful cure SOUTH BRUNs-
WICK New Jersey December 25 Isi7-Dr Townsead-Dear
SirAtou the frat Of March ST attacked with Scro-
iua the form which settled both sides Of neck
and uoder my arms, which horrible sight 10 behold
large holes the flesh sioned By the sores aud
could thumbs than half their length into the
Of the My physicians did not help the com
aint raging and and kept getting
and worse verify though must dc was weak
and unable sit After this was ADVISED by your agent
in this place TO try of your Susapa.iila procnd
and began taxing it on the 3h of July las; ae tasg
comm need working a little. Since that time have
taking it, and working the aud my health
ing better better aud that
about we'll and DO belevs the Sar:aparla his saye ny life
gu with Mr. have been for number of
that his has been he has above described It,
HENRY WYMAN. PETER PERSON. Dated uecem-
Der Is. 1917. Principal Office, l26 Fulton street.
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Balance carried to Stock Fund Account ~ sG5 sl3 "a
The balance yet standing the ove- issue by the
schuyki Bank, $50 l0O ainst which the balance
carried to the stock fund account for the liquidation
Of the above amount, was s456l3 a. Before another
six months roll round this long drain upon the profits of
the bank will cease and the dividends will amount to
their usual extent The account between the Bank Of
Kentucky and tie schuylki Bank growing out Of this
over issue of stock has not yet been settled although
cded in favor Of the Bank Of Kentucky 1t now more
matter Of time, than matter Of doubt and dispute
1t will be by the above statement that the profits
during the past six months have been equal to semi.
annual dividend of about five per cent and half or
which has been appropriated to the stock fund account
The condition Of the bank and branches generally con-
tinues very sound The circulation and amount Of
specie on hand remain in about the same proportion
as previously reported. There is uniformity about
the operations the calculated to create
mn enc In 81
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MONEY NIARKE let.
Friday, Jan. l4-G r.. M


We have nothing to report relative to the stock
market Prices steadily settling down, and the
money market is becoming tighter every day. The Ca
ledonia takes out nearly three hundred Thousand dol
lars in specie, and there indications Of increased
shipments as the sea son advances At the first board
to-day United States 6's 1862 fell of per cent IT, s..
6s 1867 q, Reading Railroad a. Farmers Loan a. U.
s. Bank "a Erie Railroad scrip n, Norwich and Wo-ees-
ter "a Treasury Notes Harle, and Long Island closed
ut prices current yesterday
At the second board the sales confined entirely
to Harlem Railroad, at prices ruling In the morning.
There are any quantity of rumors floating around
Wall street. relative the loans which the govern.
ment will require 1t pretty currently report
ed that the Secretary Of the Treasury had
arrangement with the Emperor of Russia, through
the Russian Minister at Washington, for a loan OF
twenty millions of dollars. This is, at all events
Q very plausible story, as it is well knewn that
the Emperor of Russia has recently been large
purchaser OF English and French securities; and as
United States Government stocks not only safer and
BETTER but bear higher rate Of interest than those
England France, they would be FIRST rate invest-
ment for portion of the surplus gold and silver the
Russian Treasury. The immense productivsnsss
gold and silver mines Of Russia during the past few
years, has iven the Emperor an immense revenue,
which he can only dispose Of by buying up foreign
stocks Stranger things than this have happened in the
financial world; but we believe we have resources
enough within own limits to carry on war with
Mexico any other country. foreign loan Of twenty
millions Of dollars would take out of the country about
thirteen hundred thousand dollars every year. for nte
rest and exchange. This keep in the country II
our capitalists will lend the government all the
money it wants
There also reports in circulation that the Score
tary of tho Treasury had perfected plan for raising all
the money he wants by issue of Treasury notes. in
Of not less than $780, bearing interest," and issue
Of notes in OF not less than $0 not bearing inte
rest. This Is thamehod wo have frequently alluded
to- Cnd appears to be the most feasible Of any yet
named.
The Bank Of Savings has declared the usual semi-an
nual dividend payable on the 18th instant.
The Sesmens Bank Of Savings has declared the usual
semi.snnual dividend, payable on the 18th instant.
The Bowery Savings Bank has declared the usual
semi-ennual dividend, payable on the 18th inst.
The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Comps-
ny have declared q semi annual dividend Of four per
cent payable on the LIST of February.
The Macon and Western Railroad Company have de-
cared dividend Of - per share the LIST Of February
at the Bank of the State of New York.
Tho returns of several banks Of New jersey 1876
and lsAs, present the annexed comparative statement
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New JERSEY BANKS
$i62 5il SIl4,0e2 SSH,


There appears to have been increase in all the de-
partmsnt, far the aggregate movement is
ed. There has been wide difference in the operations
Of the banks and in their present condition The sus
Bank il by means In strong position. Since 1876
its circulation has increased $40 $685. and the amount
Of specie has fallen of Sc 375 The specie hand to
paper In circulation on the lat inst as to H. ex
hibitng weakness Of the most dangerous character
Nothing but the most unlimited confidence among its
bill holders enables the bank to sustain itself The diff
ference between this bank and the other three given
the above list, is in the fact that the aggrsgats
amount OF specie hand to the paper in circulation
was ! to 4. The Sussex Bank should by all means
strengthen itself The report OF the Peoples Bank Of
Paterson for January, ls4s Is follows Bills recev
able good $l53574; bills receivable doubtful 81 1885,
specie funds in New York, s54250; circulation ss
deposits. Sll676
The report of the Boston and Fitchburg Railroad
Company, for the eleven months ending January LIST,
ls4s, exhibit productiveness and economy of ex-
pendturs unsurpassed by any other road Of equal
length in the country The receipts and expenditures
were as annexed
Bosror AND FrTcBsuRe RAILROAD.
From Passengers. .....'.....'.'.... iSsse4 "a
Rents, mails So ,'.. ' isSsa 90
$3.50 o5s "a
The expenses we're.
For fuel, oil, repairs 80 ............ la Gao 90
For lease Of Vermont and Mass road. 80. o292 81
Paid Lexington and West Cambridge road. GAG 81
Si67 800 Is
The net earnings for eleven moaths, therefore were
s2ll 500 55
The fetal number Of tons, upward and downward
transported over the road durrs the year. ga no.
Of which 1905 Ice and al,I2a bricks. This Is
equal to 1sek tons day The number Of passengers
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states The subscribers ha, purchased and received from
the publishers in London the sheets of the British
and Foreign Medico Chrarycal Review, will = days.
publish the January number of this valuable work asyle
er issued country The British aud Foreign
Medical Review and the Medico Churgca Review. being
form the able perodics Of the kind now known We
shall publish the united works the price
publish the British and Foreign Medical Review. viz
only fnree Dollars IN advance Those wishing
subscribe and 10 whom the usual discount will be
eow, will please address their orders postpaid, TO g. b..
ZIEB Err u Co., rublnhers, Philadelphia, Pa
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ton their assortment Of Pen, Pocket and Sportsmens
Knives warranted Razor aud polished Steel Goods &C. Al
for the convenience Of their they have made
for the repairing Of all kinds Of Cuery having
Engaged superior workmtn they will he all
orders that will satisfaction O. SAUNDERS
SON, III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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Marine Affairs.


Fast SAILrNa-Our ndefatigabls friend, BEST Bower"
Is out this time upon the bark Barbara. His oommuni
cation Of to-day, gives some facts worth knowing:
Mn EDrroR:-I am glad to perceive that they be-
ginning to come with their ststemsnts Of sea travelling
as find by communication without signature, in
gard to the of the British bark Barbara from
Galway to Halifax, In May last That good pas
sage and rather better than trip of seventeen days
FROM Liverpool to this port There ten degrees and
thirty minutes difference of longitude between Halifax
and this city. Halifax being in lon 50 deg 81 minutes
and New York in "a deg. oil minutes; and moreover,
vessel running into asx gets clear Of current called
the Gaf stream which sweeps along the coast Of the
United States, and makes quite difference in Q days
sail westerly That is to say, vessel bound to New
York cannot make 80 much wes:ing per day after she
passes the longitude Of Halifax fhe when she is
in the latitude of Halifax and east of it, Consequently,
the Barbara could not have to New York In the
same proportion Of time that she occupied in going to
Halifax However, 1t was an excellent passage, and
am much obliged TO your nameess correspondent for
laying before the public Who is the next customer
Sons OF Neptune where are ye! BEST BOWER.
Mr. EDrroR-I have read with considerable interest,
the numerous commune atoms addressed you on fast
sailing" and hope you will allow me- through the
dunn of yeur widely circulated Journal to state that
In the scope OF my opinion, Best Bower" is not doing
justice to Captain Bailey when he calculates on ship
making ten knots an hour between Boston and New
York. have been at sea, and never made more than
five knots hour into this port will now call on him
to point out any ship which has made ten knots he
states as have BEEN on more than occasion, more
thsn five days between Cape Cod and New York and
If he be ambitious to know the shortest passage to
find rival for the numerous short passages made by
Captain Bailey let him not SPEAK of passages to Europe
but confue himself to those from Europe Neither may
he go to Boston, but consult friend in New York,
who remembers the passage made by Captain Deauo of
the old packet ship Columbia, in fifteen days and
hours from Liverpool to New York Perhaps the Oldest
inhabitant Of the dog order could inform him of It,
The public must already know, that there Is not
single man on this continent can refer tohsl many
short passages as Captain Bailey. I have made some
trips with him. and feel It my duty to state that
gentlemaply, more brave aud skilfu mariner
braved the Deep and II his passages taken oil in
al' he is yet unrivsled H. E. D..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-15

Bea Hair Resortye has 1885, been applied on
original terms Certificates be the Office No
Nassau street. certified To he by late worthy
Mayor Aaron Clark and personal reference Of
on, t citizens For the convenience those who prefer
pepostory, $50 Broadway Boston, Bates Jordon, 1879
iuufnn srrc -
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, containing all the news Of the
week. including the important debate in the United
States Senate SO 60, will be ready in wrappers at
nine O'Clock this morning.
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x2onyIhe idct thst these Pens invariably
the eest gnaIan OF ther exctlcuce. aud led
they the best sod cheaoe Pen in the World sold oniy
by ~ watson Co. 20 w lillian St, one do ,r below Wall
and Y. Savage, % Fulton Gold Pens and Cs.s Of
every DESCRIPTION wholesale md retail the lowest prices
ri W
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The Sunday Dispatch, Tomorrow, will con-
tain fine spirited Engraving illus of public charac
r-a sketch from real life. Of P,sen. nters',ns con,una
defa,cation among
the tsetoaers-theat icasorignal paragraphs &C. Price
3 cents copy.-Ofhce, No. ii Ann street
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pea"uiul Instruments Known Moorheads Graduated
Mseneuc Machines are confidently recomme nded as beng
tne most xcellent aud eeeua articles Of the kind eve in
Ihsy hye received the commentator of tho
s,npncuy and convenience In all nervous disorder
snecm are uuy wonderful Each instrument is
ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-15

On Thursday evening Jan 18th, by the Rev. Benjs-
min Evans HENRY l. RoBgRrsroN, to LOUISA eldest
daughter OK Daniel Ward, Esq all OF this city
Ia brooklyn. on "Wednesday, the I2th inst BY the
Rev. Phiueas Rise Mr. JoHS NorroS OF Washin,ton
city, to Miss MATILDA EvERErr, of the former place
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carried the road last year, 49403S. Out of
the above net earnings the company declared two dvi
dsnds Of I've per cent each The gre and net receipts
OF this company in each Of the past three years. were
annexed
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Second Volume of these unique OF humor fan, wit
poetry, sentiment, morality philosophy and erotesquerie
IS ready Ii contains 1853 and 70 Sermons neatly
printed pocket volume IS cents cuv. Th- frat
volume has reached Second Editions each vo'um. is dac
and Independent One dollar will entite the sender the
volumes aud the Sunday Mecu for hs,
either volume aud the paper for months Address Suu
day Mercury, l0g Nassau 8 rel NY,
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Ring. Compound syrup OF Iydrlodate Of

Fotassa, SarsspsrIla and Yellow Dock This dcina
medy is published for 'hs sole brnst OF suffering from
rheumatism pans and stiffoess of nts Ing Of tie
muscular substances them erurtions Of the SIX and all
dsenses arising from impure state # the blood &c IL is
prepared from the articles and warranted give
tacuco Prepared and for sale wholesale aud retail, by
has Ring, Druggist and Chemist 100 Broadway,
John street. N. Y.
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TIE chcapcst and beat place New York Get " N, En-
nishg gcods Sces" store 81 Nassau street. opposite
office. He ie ue, handsome wel shirts TO ri 40.
the best So 90, wsrsned to wear and III we'll lie has
also VERY hyperion assortment Of collars, gloves stocks
p'nde packe handkerchief and which will be acid
aes.,sms low prices. Call and Judge tor yourselves kE
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sdered the wonder the ege either for horse $1,000
will be paid the
from distance they fail satisfy their
fec To be had of Ingerso Co N, $50 reaIl st. and
Of the druggists saddsrs ard generally. For
further particulars the Spirit OF the Times
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According to the showing of the Massachusetts,
of the poor 1t appears that tho paupers Of that
State during the year ending Nov. 2lst ls47 1917
or these, 6ss3 were from Great Britain The net
expense supporting relieving psupers
during the year $3474ll l9. About half Of the
whole number were for eigners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-15

DIR. BaIrd's Lectures In BrOOlkIyn.-Dr. Il
lectures night the Brooklyn Femile Academy, Den
mark. Norway and Sweden.
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and the complete article manufactured, having
requisite for geptemsns oilet, ard travelling
companion, invaluable. For sale at g. SAUNUrRS son,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street.
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&c, Boots and shoes Zones Ann the Ams-
Ican Museum He sells his best French Calf Dress Boots
81 So and fst Boot he will sell 81 You also get
nice pair for 50 So and to his waterproof and cork
sole Boots they cannot be bea, m price or quality and fur
street, give entire satisfaction the aurcha
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The India Rubbe. Trass. or Abdominal

Supporter Away, adjusted By The wearer nowise
checks Interrupt respiration whe the patient be asleep
or awaks it j, the only from wearing which neon
yenence felt anu but half the price of the least
fu Of all the kinds For SALE wholesale and
,si, at the Goodyear Rubber Emporium. i59 Broadway
Rathbun's Hotel.
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Perpetual Gloas Overshoe.-Thls most per-
feet article glossy without vsnish adapted the present
style OF aud shoes will not sten under the action OF
by all the most
tail ouy at the Goodyear Rubber Emporium, ls Broadway
H.tkL Hofsl
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DIR. Bostwiclx's New M cdlcal Book, with
hints the inst published BY Bargs'. sngeI Co
with plates before published and should he in the haods
Of physician, young and all guardians Of youth
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Tho Weather.

The Weather.
TIE mercury II Ia ssi1, saas to acc bsow caro-. "a
Montpelier, W, on Tuesday morning last, ~
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other for Sc and 8 and he tit he will
your for the then they made the
French Calf and warranted entire Fne
Calf Boots for 50 So usually sold in other so and
IS With splendid assortment Of Dicks patent Congress
Caters aud Boots with large assortment Of Patent Leather
Boots Shoes aud Caters Strangers would do well to call
Don't forget email profits Corner of Falou and
Nassau streets, opp lsite the Herald ofise.
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ELOUR STORE The subscriber offer, Tor sale fine
brvpds 0ene OHIO aud Michigan Flour, who'esh e
aud retail at u. lowest market rates Retail buyer, will fad
barrel at the whoese rate and the qua,y At all times what
represen,ed-J SEPh Major, No. Front street. cor
pero of Whitehall.
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOEs-It is very generally
~ known thst Knox sad Calhoun large Store the
of Hudson aud Canal streets of the best
places the City good Boots and Shoes oheap De
te,mire they that Individual in the community.
who may ,vor them with call, shall know
that there possibility &C purchasing goods Of
quality che elsewhere they h'vc resolved to sell off
stock II winter goods snch thick Roots Bogans adie
5oube,oed Caters SC at prices still lower than hereto
Canal n
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M EINHARDT's GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
NA SGNS-These letters remarkable for durabiiity
aud bnerey OF the gliding unequaled by any other article
in The brlliauey warTnisd TO sad eSrosars
be des.rtd Orders LETT Jones' Beebee Col Fultos
street. will be attended The psrnshp herssofors ss
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INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES-I.adies, Misses, nd
Ch,ldrcns india Rubber Oyer shoes ats and shngs
the pair loojyens paten the very bes kind manufic ucd
always glossy without varish Ladies will please call
j. B. MieI'N. Ia CIral street.
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Dvid nd No. go for January 1915 aH per cent so2
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

GHAMPlON ORDER OF CLEVER FELLOWS
~ The Members Of the above Order wall assemble he
Eouae'l Chambfs THIS day at hal pat 70 attend the
tual in their Attendance Dy order of MANUS KELLY,
Grand Council. T. TIaIoLAr Rec ,rdcr Special ORDER
Members will wear Grape upon th-,r |, e. arm.
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CHuRCA OF ST. GEORGE iHE MARTYR, No. US
~ Wooster ,treet (Uetwern HORIZON aud Blescker) d.
vine Service on suadsy a. lot A. and ~ wh,p rhs
Sermon VIII be preached by the Rev Sam Johnson. ID
Rector Of st johns Church, brooklyn Bntish
and Ergh residents, no have stated place OF worship
nre particularly invited 10 rttend-S'Htsfee
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A. FARNSwORTH.

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
"a This great Remedy: TO which the public atien-
ton particularly called, has been extensively useC
in the western and south western states asa speedy
safe and certain for ague and fever dumb ague
Chill or intermittent Fever. f+l...t...t.. ..r-.
The unexampled and complete success attending It's
use; and so well proven have become its wide spTcad
victories every form OF ague in the west hat The
Febriiuge is superseding every other offered
can be relied upon in all stages ce the disease
Q1- For sale by Hoadey. Phelps (, Co. wholesale
agents New York, and by BrinkerAof & renton
Chicago, Ill; Ewerds & Francis, 81. LOuis.1o, and
by Druggists generally throughout tbs United States
For sale by WIN. VI. WOOLSEY, agent ior Ey-
ansville. Ind.
Winnings z, Deusouchet MI. Vernon.
N.G Nettleton, New Harmony. l 1-e-
W. Whiting, Cynthiana. jy l2-6m.
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FIRE a MARINEINsURANCE.

If there &c safety only in good security--in
order to be secure zoe mast be safely Insured. !
"A HEN we hear of our friends loosing their prop
w ery by freor that the vessel which they ma y
made shipment of Produce Merchandise is lost tia
first question ask is were you insuredr Now ii We
feel such an interest in the welfare of our friends how
any risk the dangers that continually sur
rounding his property withou being able at am
time to answer the question il put to himself, "Ye e.
am Insured"
The Camden Insurance Company of New
Jersey, wellmake insurance on Buildings House
hold furniture and Merchandise OF all kinds also
upon shipment of Produce and Mercandze, on boad
of Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels, Canal, Reel anc
Flat Boats, at fair valuation and atreasonabloraie:
OF Premium, and. OF loss, the Clair
can be properly adjusted--pay over the sanre.
ALIEN &. HALL0CK, Agent,
~ 49, Office on Main ST., near Water,
mar9 s. ---- Eva ,sviile, Ia.