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The Comni,iee appointed TO attend
he last femiAnnsal exsmiasticn al tho
EimsosA Institute, report - fellows:
In conAeqocnce Of the unfin1hed
sase ~ tho Chapel Of the institute IN
.hich iks examination vas held, the
exercises ws.e conhned TO very limit
u time and but lev clas~ea we're ea-
AHMED enough. however. 10 eAhioi,
tss'y the methods and principles OF In
siSc'c'' here rr~ct.sed, and the degrees
q stceess which have attended their
,sOrtA
The examination Of class !" Ma'h.
trai'es proved TO us thai Tie teacher
Ia this department has especially aimed
socu''om her pupils TO think and rcA'
~ for themselves, and to reduce their
scqsis't'ons. a. o0cs, 10 practice. This
he hss done. IN tue present instance
tyspslsen1 and thorough drilling 10
he fundamental principles, and ny
teaching them 10 investigate the reason
ior each tu'e ana operation Mos' Of
he Questions were searching and read
us'~eTed and those which were not
ref,ed rather 10 prove ." the committee
hat The examination was conducted 10
fair and open manner, throughout the
vbo'e look.
The examination OF the classes in The
fvneh language, ieis also on the minds
4 The committee most favorable i'm
preston. Not satisfied with instruct
mg his pupils simply to translate 'h'
language, and 10 repeat. parrot-likc, thu
lsoos Of the book, Mr.. Butcau ba
coatSc'ed them through all the inirica
e,es u tic philosophy OF that language
and appears TO have given thorough die
epline in the elements Of the grammar
10Th by study and practice: no thst hi
cases have learned simultaneously +
pesk. 10 write Or TO translate. III
examination related equally to oil shcs'
Directs; and very few. were the case
u accidencc or constructions which d.
TO, pas. in review and appear to b
we'll understood by the pupils. And j
general. the examination in all ,hcs
branches reflected much credit both uf
90 the fidelity Of the teachers and Il,
diligence of the pupils.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
TWZHrY ooZfs
CAST STEEL ScYTHHS

TOR sale by i.AvDos Il GEArEs
We wou'd respectfully call the atten.
tlon o. the Farmers and Mowers ~ Rutland
County t" the Scythes offered NJ above. lin-
prorenents are being made In every depart
meat uf mcchanism, aud IN the article oi
,cythes YOU can zee how near perfection the
artisan has approached, ty examining the
.cythcs at Landon Il Graves. How they are
light. stir, and right shape, and warranted To
cut in the easiest manner and decidedly CHEAP
for cash. BE sure aud examine them bsiure
won purchase,
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BIoHIov'0 lxPR1SS,

WILL leovs B"''"o via Rc,isnd a. burlington.
w TUESDAY. Thursday AID Saturday. Reurnins
iosve Bnrlinrion hupdsy, " edit scsy, s,d Fnds,
MorainRs srIisias ia Rpi"n SANE sssGinf
fI>kH kiCE, hAiiosd EIchiny'.
Boston, Oct =, $50. 3n1if
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Stray Horse,

TAKEN M by the subscriber on the 18Th day
of June. last on his premises IN Henson, sof
r. horse. with n ~h,te stripe in his face. s"d \
ring bone on the right fore foot, shout year,
Md, The owner ~ requested To PROVE property,
pay charges, and Lake bim away.
ELISHA ADAMS.
Benson Juiy 2, 1910, IN
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HAVING TOOLS.

nuNNS. Tan d. sons, Sihley's and k'm-
II balls CAST STEEL. STEEL BACK q
GERMAN steel. SCYTHES Lansun 4
Co. Patent Snathr, Van Ornem T. Go : Rnd
Ratchcii.t L. Suns Cast steel Ptchfark,; Rake,;
t(uinebsug Scytbc Stones, for sale by
y. =. BELL
Rutland June, 1880 ~
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Fresh OYSTERS,

sI,HE subscriber vii tesp Fresh Oyssess ~ hi'
i Grocery IN Washington ST., nesr ne Depot ~
the uuau or mess DAVID kikkALDiE
Rutland Jniy -, Idn :.
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Dissolution,

THE eoparthsrsiip heretofore enisting undei
the firm Of Martin add Henry, 10 this day DIS
solved by mutual coarent All perscns " ho
have unsetiled sccouats with them will dc
w-ll TO eatl Immediately on 8. Henry, with
whom they are len for collection
ID. D MARTIN.
b. HENRY,
Rutland, Aug !, 1870.
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rfgHfMo TABLE,

Limerick Hooks, with and without sinews
attached and Canton or 6ea Grass Lines.
Just received II. l.. SPENCER.
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GGHCsHB BEARS OGL-rss ~s,y gree.
.ss sss.sss u tss sssss-s Sal 10 issss - ~
o. RsekSsss.
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FISH! FISH!

JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
S.lmon, ia whole and half barrels,
Mackerei IN ! Il, -, -, l.2 aud whole bbls
Picked Cod IN barrels,
Sword Fish in barrels.
Shad in qua r,cs and whole barrels;
DRY Tod and Pollock BAaRETr & SOY.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

barrels and bags Of Cofee;
Barrels Coffee Crushed Sugar;
HID and Box Sug,is;
Pure fresh GROUND White LEAD;
Lins~ed OIL IN casks and barrels;
10 bags fine Liverpool sslt;
JO0 sacks Dairy Salt; Hos sale BY
BAasIrT, Sos T. Co.
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A RARE CHANCE.
70 PERSONS WISHING 70 BUILD

CHE suB>LRiiiERs scsM respectfully stss ns,i,e
NAT they have trtea,iy r.rchs.ed 81 VIZ, HAii k,Q
!he lot 81 liad sdt,iaias the nepct sfoWads the
E,si asd ins,,as upoe the msla rial issaf late ,hs
ritis1s frcm the~r,i rty. wh,sh ,hsy s'rui ls,
tnt hui strests aud dtsiiios Into suitable bultin'
Sta en1factns acme az the rhoesi eeSt isnr ~ io
insss ~ priv sts re.teoees Ia hs fusud 10 Ertao,
~h,ch they "tff I" psseka.sts Wh, desire To huid
Z" easy terms ~ view 81 tie prosrsti,te init 9
uslne-. In our vi'srs consequent up thu rnr plr
t,'n Of ,he X. Hs,r"ad and the cs..tcu rtlra -
Hhersi IN ptofrsss this ohefs tsfe etsure tof t~t
ems ssh'nc Ia locate IN RutlscJ s,pl removes We
:, sfea, obstacle t~r~icffe existing Ia The ~Ay 81
iinWostmeai IN cur village.
Thc'e IL nt~,o he prem q fns ledge - hiidihs
stone sh'eh can he Gas'ri~d al ANAL etI-ns~, Apd
'nw'~' and other msrfls's may be purchased IN the
vicia,'. Al very rpss~gs,As eaies, ~ WA
For further pistieaiap ~aqsire II ~, sYss ther.
tfiysN eis~oS
n. HiTCnCdK.
Rut'anJ MAJ 40 $50. 2pf
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N OF &c f..

10000 Cotton AMI Bingham Sacks
10000 brown Linen Erooks and Sacks.
5000 Linen Lr.irs
1000 Fine Grass CT III
10000 Drab. Green aud Brown Silk
Wnrp Alpaca Sacks. e.,
10000 Tweed and C,,sl,mcrrit Sacks.
10000 Fine Cloth Sacks assorted colsrs
5000 Fine Dress aud Froek Coats,
10000 Thin Pants.
20 900 Plain aud Fancy Dosskin rnn,s
10000 Black and Fancy Cas, %
10000 Marseillcs and Valencia Vcsts
10000 Rich Silk, Satin l. Cashmere
Vets,
AND LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FURNISHING GOODS,
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STRAY MARE.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
on the thfticth day Of June, last, a five years
old chestnut mare with natural tail, small
strip OF white around one ear The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges
and take her away. ~
JOSEPH r. BARNES.
Cavendisl,, July I, lo50.
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ABSCONDED.
One Dollar Reward.

THIS is 10 give notice that my husband has
!et my bed aud board for q few weeks past,
aud any one WHO will give information where
he has been during that time shall be reward .
ed one dollar. What need in the world 10
there OF the wife Of such husband going TO
California in search of wealth
ALMlRA DEXTER.
Shire wsbury, July %, 1850.
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In ibis sosp, July 10, Msiina L.
wife Of N. D. EIliotA, sged -.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

The Shoe business will BE- continued by
Nae subscriber al the old stand BY
30 HENRY
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CI.YAR NESS AND PRIME PoRx
Just received by BASSITr, S"s 4 Co
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Il. II. KINNEY.

moNuMENrAE WoRx q stat
UANY.
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Police Infelilceuce

Rsbbing FsssI "A man by the name Of Michael
Dopsds was arrested yesterday. by officer o. ren
charge OF stealing lot IL ftmse wearing apparel,
valued at $50 from tho packet ship Con atioa
portion OF the property recovered The rogue
tsten before Justice Lothrop, who committed him
TO prison for trial
.d'rsstef Hotel Thi,f-A g-pteel looking young
man, calling himself George Edwards arrested yea
trdsy by the proprietor Of the Globe Hotel ~hom he
detected coming down stare with uudar his
srm which the rogue had stolen from of the upper
rooms.
Rather Suspicious possibly Insane -OIlcer Edwards
of tire Third ward about O'Clock Yesterday morning.
di,eovered Q dece0t locking young man. German
calling himself William pullman, walking backwards
and for wards in Washington market holding in mis-
hand . pistol capped. and loaded with Pc sder aud
ball The officer not believing he there for any
good purpose took him INTO custody Justice Lothrop
committed him to prison. suppospg HIM TO b. insane
His friends, II he have auy him at the rombe
The officer supposed he intended TO commit suicide.
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ARRIVALS DEPARTURES.
Z. L. i. Waterman, Sandwich Islands; John Ladd,
lady and child, do II A. Patterson, Honolulu; DR..
Soutbgste U :. A. +. Lord riermont; j. L. Adriance
and lady, Poughkeepsis MIR Crawford. Newburgh MIR
Southwick, do; j. Chamberlain Louisville; j. Prch-
ard Porto Rico; Alien, Pbisdelphis; J. fans, do.
J. Sutherland Hudson (; C Wells Philsdelphis; +.
Havilspd, do J. T. Ames and lady. Massachusetts,
J. Macduch, Pepnsylvania; +. Richards Sc Losis +.
J. Thompson. do II Taylor Springfield r. Slauxh-
ter, st Louis; Slaughter. do Bislsnd dissis-
sippi; A. Bisland do II j. Labstt, Yale College;
Geo Pafrey do we're amongst the arrivals, yesterday
at the Irving House.
John Doolan. Troy; d. 8 Rathbone. New York; w.
Biggs. Scbsghticoke; Mans aud Mdm Ssnguin, Ohio;
H. stell Chester co JLathrop, Philadelphia JClarke,
Boston; NJ. James Buffalo, Stoddsrt Binghinton;
Mir and Mrs Hall, Philadelphia: ID o. Davy, WASH
iDgton C. Hollinbacb, Cincinnati at the Howard.
J. T.. Chamberlain, Philadelphia; Z. Warren, New
Yorf; F.. Riddle, Bosten; Geo Weston, Bangor. Me.
J Cummings, New York; Haveus. Boston; L..
Holmes Baltimore; J. Ralon. Philadelphia; e. Hem
derfop Baltimore; W. Bnrdich, New York. NJ. Barton,
Passport Capt Delano, Poushkeepse, arrived yestsr
day, ut the American
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company put sdation way train, which is
mueh needed. and csnnot ,fAn to pay the compsuy.
updrr their existing rates faref t Is realiy to he
hoped that a new and onmodsting arr an cement
will speedily be- effected.
TAMMAsy HALL COMMITTEE The Democratic Ge-
neral COMMITTEES met last night again. There no
agreement; great contention about the bsroburosrs
and an adjournment without coming to any aecsioa.
sroRc BRoKKN INTO The store 800 Grapd street oc-
rppisd as an exchange office. by John Hubbard vas
fcn.d open with pane % glass broken yesterday
Teo.nipg at Elk O'Clock by oscer Horsn who ga 70
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Shipping Intelligence

Nav ORLEAvs. Jan Q.
Auvedshp Slas Holmes, New York. I'd, ship Atlantic,
New York.
CHARLEsToN, Jans
Arrived yesterdAy-Lne ship Columbia, New York; sehr
Wilhelmia, do
BALTIMORE. Jan 10. Pm.
Arrivea-Sehr Grace, New York.
PHfLApELpurA, jan 10. p ~.
Arrived-Steamer Penotscot. seymour from New York.
BosroS, Jan 10.
Arivcd-ship Macedonls, New oriesps, il.a ult na-k
EAssssot, sarnam. Nov ~ sshrs HAIL. Washington Nc
Margaret Ann, fhiladeiphta.
Iieared-sLp snerx coe, New Orleans bark Ocean wave
CaIetown. ecu; brigs Pearl fhlsislILia james Roach
Portland to I'D fer cuba; sehrs AIp PARKER San Fran
cisco; shavmut, Eavsna; hbon Mitchell, Mobile; Cyrus
Chamberlain, Portland, 9th
SALEM. jan 0.
Clesrsd-Brg Rather Para schr Grace Darlins Africa.
FRovIprScE, Jan Q.
Arrived sohr Moro. Calais for New York.
Below Bark tsros. New Orleans; brig xildes WALKER,
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bPORTING.


Union cOuRss. l.. I.-TRE PaOPRIETORs OF THB
above Course offer the following stakes Purses in
"a eition IN those alread, oioses:-
No l. Pure $50 mile heats bs, n In harness sub
s.ripcn $50, halt forfeit free for all trottins hors
No 2 Purse 500; two mile heats In tArness subscrip
ton SEQ, halt forfeit tres Tor AL trottng horses
No y Purse $3.50 three mile heats In harness. subsrp
ton $40. alt forfeit; free for NIL trottibs horses
No. Purse $3.50 mile heats In harness subscription
500. half forfeit; free for all pacing hors.s.
No PURGE t2g two mile hoss uader the saddle; stb
scrp,ion SEQ hat forfeit free for all horses
No Purse SEQ; nile h. ats best in In hsraesss b.
fcrpton sb hall Forfeit free for horses that
purse $50.
No. 7--ssme as No. 8: under the ssdsio.
No Purse ss mils heats. hes, Ia s. in harness slS
scririon go, half frfo free FOR horses that
money.
ko.g--ssme ~ No s; under the saddle
fhtries o b. made Greene ksfdens SATURDAY tho
18th instant, A. ~ o'clock; make
two to start. To come % IN Nav ~ June.
splCEk McaANk, Proprstors.
New Yort, ysn 10, ls5O
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SALES nv AUuTIuN.


A c. FUTILE. hucTIoNkEa -srocx OF HARD
IA 0ulsry. Houss- furn shing Artielts Store Fx
,gr s eonta.s: ~ tho store No :" B,,sd.ay eorasr Of
on ednesda lob met At on The above ereus
We've. HOUSE. furnishing Goods Ae consisting Of sailders
Hardware solar kante aud Hall lame and Laatheras.
Plated and Ware, Bassst. 'astors sppoas
Forl Ladies' tanoy Articles Ac the whele being the stock
ofs house changing the business and Gill be soid whou,
.r,c for cas Also, Fixtures. comprising Cuntsrs 0ipas
Side tses. Drnwcrs Counter Cases WITH plate gass and
plated cst, lten safe ke ne Catalogues ready the
Hcrn'rg ~ sale
LOTION NoTIcE.-eorsL FURNITURE. On sU5Es
"A HettJ on Bombay, iih Jannary aud sohaesdsy. iSh
Jsrrsr % ten Gel en- Mt ~ ard ~ Liberty street and No
TEMPE street the ettrs Furniture entaied IN sti 1otei
tfr 20 uftedssat soiss. mshesshy shairs roesera,
tivfbs otomn leekihg sl.'es eur'a .sh-
tables mantsl Br1.ssi. three
yJ and iLgrain ea-t oil cloths ms ard pla he'd
ittfds. feather beft Iloss and heddnE ~ euroi hsir
matss pslae paibisa washst,nds snd crockery tot
let stle mahogany asssirg bnrssrs maple chai vadow
siafe siso fhe silver German All plated
trv,s sbs fert timer aud breakfast erorkcrs. IN
furniture. With the titch-n utsnrs With
vi ich .ie sale e also l,rre ihogan,
chm tah.. 500 hrs'r-ts order ant ill
huadrre fr,cn aise lazy T., of rtrti,i
dSars octs Sc sn'e rositve ferns oath, IN otlkabls
neney. Catal, r-ss ~ ss'ufaav.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auetionser,
No. Z New street.
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The Auburn and Syracuse and Auburn and Rochester
ysads should be merged into one

>hs Auburn and Syracuse and Auburn and Rochester
reads should be merged into one
STOPPING ouR oRos.
Mr. L. A SMIra introduced bill to prohibit the sale
Of Intoxicating drsks IL provides for nnes aud pen
sities and holds sellers Responsible for all damages
which grow out Of the Of the drinks they SELL lt
wss sent to . select committee
Mr. MARTIN proposed the references Of the code to
Joint com mittes Of tn. Sen ate and Assembly.
ny
Mr. VARNuM presented the petition OF the Governors
cf,be New York Hospital for gu amendment Of their
charter.
The bill authorizing the Governor to designate Q
judge hold circuit court in certain about
to be passed when MIR. wAKsMAN suggested whether "a
provision 10 judges compensation oeyond their
salary for extra duties constitutional and the
House doubted also, and adjourned
Orie~ns-The News and the Mails from
NEw ORIrAss, January 0, 1880.
Tie steamship Falcon, Captain Hartstein, has just
arrived direct from Chagres, with one hundred and
fifteen passengers- all well
She brings the California mails Of the lst received at
Panama BY the Unicorn The mails win be despatched
overland to tho North and will reach you Ia about
eight days
She left nine hundred persons the Isthmus wait
bgtransportatioD.
The news from California Is of no consequence.
Ex.Governor Pratt Elected To The Senate
OF the u. States from Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS, Md Jan. 10, 1850.
The whig caucus, last evening nominated Thomas
O. Pratt, Ex Governor, to nil the vacancy in the
u. 8 Senate. caused by the resignation Of MIR
Rsverdy johnson. The bsloting stood-Pratt, 81;
John @. Chapman, s; VIM. schley, 8; VIM II. Tuck,
3; j J. Speed Z; VIM l. Gather, J James Cole, g.
After tire above other ballot had with precise
" the ut, and Mr. Pratt was again nominsted
for the full term of Fix years commencing after the
spred term. -
Six O'CLoGK-P. Nj.
Ex-Governor Pratt to. day elected United States
Senator from this State for the term Of eight years
Municipal Elections In Pittsburgh and
Allegheny.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. Q, 1850.
At an election, held yesterday for Mayors and
Coupsimsn, Joseph Barker was elected Mayor, by 279
majority, and Hugh s. Fleming whis Mayor Of ALLIE
abeny. The whig council ticket has been elected.
Mr. Barker the Mayor elect is confined In prison but
he will be released to day. Some doubts ressed
IN this city In regard to the election of Mr. Barker who
was In prison at the tine although pardon had been
extended to him by the Executive on Tuesday last.
There three candidates for the msyoralty In
the city Of Pittsburgh-Rsbert McCutcheon, the whs
nominee John B. Guthrie, democrat, not regularly
nominated, but recommended an independent can
diiste by the democratic party and Joseph Barker,
whom cur eorresp ondent denotes the Bible candi-
date
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Municipal Elections In Pittsburgh ant
Allegheny.
Total Loss OF the Bark Truro.

INV ORLEANS, Jan. Q, 1850.
The bark Truro, from Boston, was wrecked Wolf
Key and Is total loss. All the cargo, excepting the
Ice was saved No lives were lost.
I'VE are unable to fnd the clearance Of bark
" Turon at Boston for New Orleans; but the ship
Judah Touro Captain Nckerson cleared ct Boston for
New Orleans, on the 13th and sailed the III ut.
Ed. HERALp1
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NE WIS FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE EEKlY HERAL q
Affairs OH the Atlantic Cease.

The steamship Ohio will leave this port at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon and the Cherokee at the'same
hour Monday afternoon with the mails for California
Sandwich Islands, and the South Pacific.
One edition of the Weekly Herald will be published at
o'clock tomorrow morning, to 60 by the Ohio and
another 1t O'Clock Monday morning for the Chero
kes. These editions will contain inteli gence from oil
parts Of the world to the hour Of publication Among
other things, they will contain complete lists Of the
marriages and deaths in the United States since the
departure Of the last steamer and list Of the vessels
that have sailed for California; with the Of the
passenger who have gone In them.
Single copies, In wrappers ready for the mails six
pence.
E==-------=---=----===
Copsrtners nip NOsice-Tne Subscribers
have this day formed coparnerhp uader the firm II Man
ming smythk ngodsby for raIsscting the importing and
New York, January !, 1850. JAMES INGoLDsBY.
nothing else a the smallest profit that he possibly
e1y eonduotor stage driver seamses, eaptain country
keeper and general merchant recommend tho
JoNEs's. IA Ann .treet
Wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
arded On. Batohsor, Wigs and rou-
skTc s.S.S 's VIZ ~ rs.r, ;' No. 10
wall street He keeps the largest and bes, assorsn in
the city. Copy the address
Liquid Hair Dye.-Phaion's Wonderful
appiisd to The hair or Sin il eau Re Washed
IL whsu, ai.eoOrns 'h. color ans hs; :. BAD
Ions ls Broadway Of Dey street pes II large
siIe. 81 lo' small. ST copy the address
Stamme rins.-C. Weeks Guarantee q per
e, Of q. Of impeachment IN u. spss.a in fo..
oven Arpieatons must he made Immediately
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Ian o, 1850.
The movement In cotton continues, and the market
has further advanced 70 40, with sales the 7th
and sth Of $1,000 bales closing frm, with up yard
tendency.
BALTIMORE, Jan 10-6 p. NJ.
F1onr 10 quoted ct 81 81. with moderate business.
Other articles remain without much change.
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Supreme Cours-special Term.

DFIUre EUmOnus.
JAN George Douglass snd other Trustees james
Monroe Gud Others This application to obtair
the direction OF the Court upon the construction Of the
will Of Margaret Douglas formerly Of the city of New
York
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BANKS OF BALTIMORE 1880

The aggregate capital OF these banis the 7ta Inst
was se,s75sl4 shospg an increase Of 81 16s, since
January l. 1sl9 Ip each Of the leading departments
there as been during the past year increase In
discounts sil2o6eo in tpscie, 1891 si7 circulation,
1921 400. and In deposites ss2oe2, The in
all the departments except circulation, was greater
the 9Th Of January $780, than in either Of the previous
four yesrs
The annexed statement exhibits the amount Of tolls
collected on the Illinois State Canal In each OF the
past two tessons
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The Southern Mail Arrived at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10-9 p. NJ.
The southern mail has brought US papers from New
Orleans to the Sd inst, but they contain nothing Of
Interest.
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Court Calendar Tar TN

Court Calendar FOR This Day.
COMMON Pleas Part L. Nos rs, II, SIS, So 90, o5,
1ol 1903, 1c5 l07, 1os 49, us III, 49, Part 2-Nos
lo2 l+ 1os ll6 lis, 40, l22 1874 l26 49, $50, 1872
ia, l36, lSS.
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lftIJp Tue IONs ISLAND RNfLkOAD cOaPt-
" ~ btoetlya. JsBusry D. 1867 The Lsng tlaat ssil
rsd Ten sny having ereCutet mortgage a. sheIhc-t
knsIp frute> upon their snlre re.d and 's ira
kc for the ~ Five Hundred thousand Dob
lar, thtir ohaanHs Tor like ansune
tshs twenty yssrs non, tho ist ~ January. i vita ia
r.st PEI cent uslly st 81 Job ant l n
gsVsfy prepared % esehanfe sorsass bOnf s-
euud Htsve tur the outsandnk bnta or ohfa
~ The snd request ne tmgsdatc attantiun
ofic Rot bsdsrsto This notice the interest
bo,tass BcbsE cef tfs erst cay ~ January s
uF ih cate the Company viii pay tsr-st upnn IN Old
- they far such srchsrsa frn'et
inrlua the form % Bond the
- isosa NAY had application tbe ofse Il
ue company. hOSHS MAfthhD IL. Treasurer.
MACON ND uESIkRN RkttRpAD COsgANy--A
Ne disids Of Two and oIetsfd ars IsrFhsre has hea
dstfd he caita sott g this Company raysts N -
l. fsirsry the afcc 10 saepn aut
o. 80 Bsnk q the State ~ New York IN ~ srity
see 4 u. Ybus. Treasurer.