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CLhItIS &. JESUP.

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80 "'.:' AZ EXCHANGE Place, New forh-
a GENTS Tor SAUGATUCk INUN WORKS. SdUtucH Conn
IA Also, GENERAL COMMISSION MEKCIlAhIt0i INC sals
If Incomuiyes Eusnes Passenger and Fresh Co. Nal odd
IRON Spikes and all articles manufactured b. the SsauGh 1
Works for and equipment OF drst CTS a oaus
REFERESCES
n, Graham presiden, Vi the Board q PUBL Works, vir
GINA. '"'
X d e J.. Schuyler, Ne" iui!
Gov. Morris, ...... ~. :, -,
Miller Williamson, Saueatuck, Conn. oec. la--Ly
A TEA CHEZ " AN?ED.
a COMPETENT TEhCifEit, gentlrmn OF GpeIiehce ani
success in teaching, and graduate fra southern stl
,uon can good location within ~c' miles kiehmoh '"
pronal appica,r aler add lcAssd No
tel, .Kichuond. Va. 1cS I!-e+.
LAW PAItTN kItSIIP.
(SEORGE II. l. WILLIAM MAT HE'S nav assocht.eh as
SU partners the practice Of the Law. will a;ena '
Address eiler Ira Cumberland,
Gcors. Matthews resides near the o,n, aud Wtam a,e"3
at the latter place - - No. z zs-e-H"ON
ONE HUNDRED HAND WANTED.
WISH hire the ensuing onaundcd .ole Douc" men
70 WORK The Blue Ridge Rail Ro; For sIch hands, AN
willing pay liberal piice and feed al CnIc ae we'll AZ
pc ,lIun be made 10 slessrs. Toer Ok, Ricl @unn
p"N CLAUDE CRoZET
Dec 10 Chief Engineer Of II Blue Rse Raj NoLd
6<UANO, GUhNO--The subscribs are re:eITins ana
W expect 10 keep constantly on hand, full suryo oe rsn
Wan Guano which they otter Tor sale at rcguLirce Is
- 80. sCHAR, KonLER & CO.,
Nov. H. No liz Cary street, cDsIIc Co!nnnoln Illn.
w and the rdincnIs OF the Lainnguaee by Young man
had several experience Teaching Eastern Vre
Satisfactory reference gych. FJatcua address u a.
D., Perknsvle, Gouchiaud. Va. DEC o-r''
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u, c.
e. decd subscribers By john
s nmtclesun ar wife, dId Icmbcr 9Th, ls2 and duly
corded In he Clerk ce Of lrricU county, shall proceed
SELL Tie residence OF John Hue heon Church Ill., Iuti.c
auction, on tuesday, December all the PERSONAL
included in SAID decd c"1rg thirteen
AID chicrcn all the household kitchen horse
carriesc and gear Carts, cows. &c -
BRICK moul!s sc.
acre eli ground Ir"n'iu5 and ls
feet q streets running back 3l brick yert
The bricks will lie cold
security.
The neeroes, furniture, sc 49,.
TIIuMsS :. @TARKE,1 ,.-,...
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VaJM, GOULDIN, General Agent ana COec ", S",s,s
w 10 hire out Servants the ensuing year 10 'eh III I'D
at d 70 collect and adjust al! Elis vi cE"i u""
buy every kind property on commission ,v.I
Tho very aud liberal patronage lie nae hHe'
belief that he has been abe 10 CIV
sactiun suc,s continuance. AMI VIII ehcedso II "
S ri pi''""s'' ~ " - lice .eiJanl
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liENEILhL INsUNAHCE OFF To =,
IFE Insurance in the Mutual Benefit Company oil Newark ~
IL Jersey. , ,,.; y,,, c,mo,n,J
Winchester, Va. ,iI :.
Persons wishing their lives or properly Viii
these Companies and auring all the advantages TO Tue
which mixer I and guarantee Further lo
ton given Il, my uAice, through the mail ,oupe AGO.
=, t "; go. "a. WI u;chntonI VI, Dec. l2-!
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PONr or RICHMOND, DECEMBEW IS, 1853.

THE GRAND ENGAGEMENT OF VIR- a
CHINA, will hold their Assembly ut the Ma. ~
ns na. I" The of Richmond FRIDAY mornics " y
'ae loth Inst at 10 O'clock .-'"' ~
Dec l5-lt IoIIy popc p.,..,,.
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By n. q. 81 G.. u. HILL, SCUTE.


i+ti<o .E5.-"Iil %. ~
one ~ s1 nan, Two negro boys aud negro
ch'id n, Ii. C.. Il sucI
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IEENTY ItOLIRS NEWaRD

dan AWAY, on Tue 3' oil AuSus ny naH HeIIy '''c 70
~ LARGE and black about ~ years Old SCI Of
,ches nigh has large !! iacc mps little N walking
and uses lie probably the Canal or about IN
Mines ia Chester escape 10 Tree s+te
viii nay the above il delivered 70 the or ccnnd 30
or 49,. ~ ~ ,I. c"mn11y DAVID HA%IOCE.
'aseIi ~ w. p ~ aihemare Sept. ~ cg,f
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gsNE subscriber . atIeGd 70 hiring on nesIoes m i
wear Every attention will be given them when 81 lic I'D,
SOME nine aud viii arnI p'.5 w
order for shipping hJu tobacco. DC Orders may be ~ ny VI
fccu 18th at the Fnr~dtdn! aiiu "
Ne ssrs Crenshaw = Co, on the BlsiH ,,,,Y,,,t
- d Oh
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PREMIUM HATS. ,,
rsNIE HATS made and sx6eI BY INC I bs,
virginia :, -,
feels no hesitation mcahS t' L ar a. s n,nuiaror, M
c 10 me superior syle " If tho ,rarted muc,.
lS7 Broad stleel OH Them
at the late ar, ANU nc II e
der Nor Is TINS an lie hIs W & iii o,c,eI sncE of
drcn's Hats Caps, &c. together Win he'' 'oeI'eu
suitable for servants wear ,, a. , ,o,,ir, Han a vii
Will the gentlemen an ' ~ a.snrtpcul CHI
drehs nd's N'"'e'' RICHARD MONL
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GEO, r.. SWAMI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN eaANeea''

NOTICE.
1 yss,no NJ The Stockholders Of the anehester CT
1r Ms snaaetns Cn.piy Win held at the c5ee
of ho ,,ent on saturday 3stinsaut, az !I9'eloek
Dec J7-cid
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-25

sss ron Lyman By North Lyman 10 Lower w utsrfo,d
10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Lyman Tuesday aud Saturday at q M
Arrive u Lower Waterford the sane days by pm;
Leave Lower Waterford the days al m
Arrive at Lyman the days by IN.
Proposals Tor one additional Trip pos week will be
aSe From Lisbon, by Sugar Hill. TO Franeona 10 miles
and back. q week.
Leave Lisbon Saturday m,
Arr've a. frsneonis tho same day BY II smi
Leave Ffaneonia the day at pm;
Anlse at Lisbon the day by
Proposals Tor frequent trips the whole part OF
the yesr will be considered
227 From Whlle6sId to Carroll miles and back once
week
Leave Whitfield every wsdaesdsy at IL am,
Arrive at Carroll the same day by IL m;
Leave Carroll the day at ms
Arrive nj Wbitefeld The day by m.
szs From Northumberland. by SatoId, Lower Columbia.
Columbis, Colebrook and West Slewartstown, 10
CanaaD, 40 miles add back, three times a week, with
branch from Coebrook to Stewartstown, miles and
back, a week.
Leave Northumberland Sunday. "Wednesday, and FIJI
day at pm,
Arrive at Canaan The same days a 10 pm;
Leave Canaan Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive ut Northumberland the same DAYS BY IA pm,
Leave Colebrook Monday and Friday at pm,
Arrive at Slewattsiown the day by l0pm;
Leave Stewattstown Tuesday and Saturday at 3 a m !;
Arrive at Colehrook the same day by
52S From Lancaster. by Jeftrson Mills, jefferson,
miles aud back, week.
Leave Lancaster Thursday at 6 ans
Arrive at Jefferson the day by ms
Leave jef-rson The same day at 81
Arrive at Lancaster the day by l0l
a50 From Enoll to Letter b, IL miles and back,
week
Leave Enroll every Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive Letter tho day by III am,
Leave Letter Is the day at IL m,
Arrive a Enroll the day by p
% From Conway, by North Conway, Lower Bartlett,
Bartlett, Harris Location, Crawford House, White
Mounsn, and Bethlehem, to Litteton, 53 miles and
back, three times a week
Leave Conway Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
6a
Ariys at Liteon the days by 5pm;
Leave Lilteton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Sam;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

tee ~. a. \ ocnshPM
A. sevP". r. l.. ru--4sy. Fes e JOHN ANDERSON.
eS fed VI yvsrr mt rceuJ fsstcat o. hs vsere ec
"a. eel arS a and hshy rrpd r rs sses1y ssi -1e
ev-sHa of = years member Of The BaBtlss csgrch
or FRAY feh II, Of eoaszrFcoa. JONATHAN c AYRBs
ssrc - yesrs.
NJ -nds aid thns q ia unee yoasss., CoSinr-on
vf-c 10 sf,sad sis iuoesa 90 sas1Ay, the lSh 0ek
7. ". frur Va - ~ -. ~thoai further .v,,aasa
OF Tharstsy Pee 10. wM cHlvE - to sra yea ol
-
H-s gaer. I'll take pac- sanlsy Yea L. At |, ol s,
rrsdence. Ne 3g EAs; sls,s HIS asa tA f n.
son cAare. respectfully avi-a a:.esi A fspsr.
rHr. ~thout further aStce s vi he "a
t-r-ed # TrrrIsy Csrsstrry.
Frd2y Feb n, ,iss Oeock ss,A
rear q Lis Ase, WILLIAM BAILEY.
TIE ner wi take pae % he res deaee Of rs sroser ia.
Bsdey Jay Brooklyn Is day s1taraJ Fec "a
ocs Hrs friends sid TIE friends Of The family respectfully
vfed 70 Asterd. wIihoGifzriAer uotcr.
o. Friday FEB. II. MARGARET WELSH. after das-1las
Ines, aged - years. native Of Aber5een >eo,and
ends ard aso hoee o. Der oA Gg ana
John OF Hsnock Lodge No - o. . o. are
rrsgct " -;ed Iend her fsnerA GA saatay l'A a no"
r-s1snce her Ma 81 Greea~ieh St a. oesk
II Brockyu. Fsb 10 M. MARIANNE NOkIhALL~ Sie OF
Dr " \. Northal. IN tie STA yesr o. Der ssc.
Her vi sts the lth last al cock r. NJ
ST. Auns Church. Washins,orst -- -
In Brooiya. ca Ff4ay Fe6 Il, FREDERICK THOMAS NY
GAIT. ,gct 81 years
he f-rd Of the -y attend TIE funeral ssr'ce
sths rsdenre No lO7 wArreu ssnday at ~ coca
sthogt further
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MARRIED.

ou weiu--SaJ ev-aas Fss- 3, , Rs-. D Psrrese NJ
ROBERT HAkPER % Mss MARIA KORAN, A. o. n SN'
IA kaR.h-ck .sp-rs p--- cofI- -,,.,,v.. NV NJ
F.t e - Rev Or Hutton, Br.r-t Co. ChAISLE, p
:hs I ; A Ni-s JOSEPHINE. tlssnief o. OV''s - -
Ga
- !, 49, - -. n sToDDARD. o. tai es;J' 70
TIIzAEETH D BARsTOw. eE-s7i~f - w.
= + $1,000 y, Rev Isssr Nes-sa Btrs a a -
-syIoR -, ~ % KLIZABETE CALaoVN'~ -
lS-ssn,s' A'.ns-s c %, R., M JUsIUs c AoREL
r,,ss-~ = g..skRIH 2 LAAAs. q S-T or~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
RECEIVING SroLyy GooDs-Five Germ

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Five Germans
named We Smith John and Conrad Gilt and Caroline
and Christian Hetey. were yesterday arrested By 1spt
Dunn and Ofce Dsch and Hultz % the Tweaileh ward
Pohee on srpien Of stealing Hzs quantity OF zo9fs
which were found IN their possession AMONG the uees
II Elver forks marked NJ g. sever. silver spoons
marked A r. c. together with silver card basket silver
match safe watch scalpel several vest patterns Veiyet
wtich be the Second District Poiee Court
The accused taken before Justice kcGrsth and con-
| nItted 10 await eIGt nation.
ARREST FOR BURGLART-TwO young men
named John Miller and ChAs Browning. were yesterday
sTTested IN the building No s. Wes Tveniy seventh
with several locks and elrpenter tools IN their pos
session They had, it is chased, forced opea base
ueDt door and IN the of making OF With then
plumber shen Ocer Burden of the Eizhteenth Ward de-
tsced and arrested them They taken before justice
SeGTsth ard committed to await examination
ATTEMPT To PASS COUNTERFEIT MoSEr-
man named " m Norwood sllss Wn Garrett yester-
day arrested BY officer Smith Of sixteenth Ward while
IN the store Of Mr.. C. Psrke, No. SS where he
had offered to pass counterfeit - bill on tpe Fah bink
of Poughk,epsie, payment for fe~ shilling. worth Of
goods he stated that be bad received the bill from Mr..
Hiram Hsrs Of the corner Of Bowery and Grsnd.t';
Grsth, that such the The accused
mtted await examination. The bill is very poorly
euted and not well calculated 70 decave
rAsr.r,..eneutI
NEW Firm AND NEW GoODs.-The subscribers
having purchase the stock good will &c, Of the store No
sol GTand.t recently occupied BY c. W. Sander. Co..
and formerly by Stephen Barker prepared offer great
inducements purchasers Of Dry Goods Their stock viii
consist Of superior assortment Of black and colored slks
shsw plain and embroidered brocbe long and square
shswls printed Cashmere and Turk shaws and black
silk sbsw, together with general assortment Of dress
goods gloves hosiery &C. which they viii sell st very
small advance from the of Importation The goods win
be married at the very lowest cash price, from which there
will be deviation We invite al to call and examine for
Themselves HEARD, CLAP Co., No. ol Grand-s-
rAdverisement1
~ See TO-mOrrow's SUNDAY DISPATCH, for
startling revelation Of che vsiny practced against two
Orphan Children, narrated BY New York Lawyer This
article viii wake up Of the sancmonious sinners OF
this City 10 q sense Of their inquiries
CAivefbsemsnt
~ Gas, Gas Fixtures, of beautiful design
and superior workmanship may be found at the great
manufacturing house Of ARCHER, WARNER Co. No 575
Broadway Several patterns just received from the
factory
IASvertHsn-nt1
~ The Happy Family can be seen daily
(ree) at CosrARs Rat Mouse Cockroach Ant &c Extsx
mnatoSDep6t, No 4fs Broadway.
Advertisement
fy Close up the week with RooT's splendid
Daguereotypes Of yourself wife, family, relatives
bic. Perfect figures in any weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, FEB. TO- 1858
Isaiah T. Williams Eso of keW.Nork WAS

admitted Attorney and Counsellor OF this Court.
No 81. n Hoyt tSI. rs O $. Hammerkin q al Appeal
from the DisTci Court of the United States for Texas Mr.
Justice Mclean delivered opinion Of tbs Court, arIn-
the decree Of the District Court in tins with costs
No s. Henry Webster plaintiff 10 errorSrs Peter Coop
er The argument in this continued by Mr. Ds-
yes for the plaintiff in and by Mr. Allen for the de-
fenoant Ia
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock 4. VI
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sYokrrD ros Tine rsIsgss.
FRIDAY, Fsb. IL

Jlnrhfn, s..tAkkBJLLr Foe TnIsUre.
FRIDAY, Fsb. IL
AsHEs-The market stssdy bat era Sale. of 70 bbls
a. s5 rs for Pearls, aHs u ca eH esi for Pots
FLOUR AND AEAL-lur nask et for " ezssn and 5tAts
Flour has again deefnsc Speculative hon have eyinced
strong desire 10 realize the arrives Tho trade
have not I<essc Il the market and the closs hsrs
seadiness, and few sellers at inside hsues for
state. Canadian 10 st offered at u Is without finding
bG,sfa The sales Of Western Canal are 1870 bb1. ~
- 0.aet IS for sour ~ 759 az for No sape, fine;
Is ~ - ia for 70 Straight STATE - 3lS Dot
for n1sd TO fancy Mich gan and Isdsna Is 1d4 ~ for
fancy Gene.se IS SVat5 Ga fer 70 good Ohie
Is 6sid5 81 for fney Ohis; D sli9f5 Is fsr extra Geas
see, and IS ala g. Is for Ohio southern FloeT
without Dgs-u1ed brands dal and heavy fancs
firm and GOOD request bet not plenty. Sales q 100
bbs 8 csin Is 81 for mixed 70 good far brsIds Bal.
sEaore, Aexzndrs and Georgetown, and " 250U y ~
fancy Rye Flour stesSy Sales Of 10 bbs fns II ~ -
and e. sz,d& 6s4 for supernne Corn Nes essaa.
s.s Of IN bbs Jersey At Is A. add SOC tts Bfantywiss
GRAIy-Whsstis dnl and prices aontn.l. shippen
are waiting further advcss from Earupe. and no sAles
tTsnspr.d Corn "a in fair demand, and is hrm Ihs -
ply large, and notice dong Tor sspos - ~
aee sales Of 81 81 bash st e29e5 fof hested sootnefs
e41e5 for mixed Southern e5e67 for Wn'fe ~
es0e7 for Yellow Southern. Rye Y lover 49, 81 -
bush q. edsa Barley 10 quiet ct .i97a Os1 - an
srS r,fhey Lower; ala OF State and Western Of GoO
WHfSEY-Tke market 10 trm and tbs dsfaaal -
.eys as Of SIS bb, ~ a24se bf yeessy - -
fcr Prsoo Drudge v firm sales " hhds dze
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COURT CALENDAR

CoNMoS PIKAs-Tis dGy.-NOs, 225, $40,
$50 81 SIS 49, 81. S23 IS. 81, 81 5s1 80 81 -
CIRCUIT cot -M0AdIy-Nos o. %, L., l-i' ~
Is, g. ICE. -. - III. IL, 80 Isl, 81
SUPERIOR COURT MonGsg.-Noi y =. o. 20
go a. re- 465 80. S. ~ SIS 81 81 - 20 y - -
% ss e. ~ $50 a. az ~, "a 10 40, ~ f'o'
$50 al 80 4S3, fs4, 4S5 ss7, fe3, 10, 40
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DIED.

@, sa,s., F-a . afsr shocf ssi v.sai 49,. -iA :"
. - hi y 81 81 saztn ssrs = yetf- 80 ' - n
49, IN !. A.. r-S.G,ss r,e-<-s~s l'Ns- - 49, -
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The LATE MURDER-ARREsTs-PU
MEsrING.-The Eepark Daily Adrertisr Gays that the
Coroners Jury in the of the mysterious murder
Of the German girl Sunday night last continues its
secret investigation and is evidently very thorough in
its examinations. Five persons have been arrested
and committed on suspicion Of participating in the
affair circumstance against one OF then Is that he
received a black eye on Sunday evening and was ar
rested for examination where he at the tims
Of the murder Last evening meeting Of citizens of
the North and South wards-frends Of law and order
was noticed to be held at Harrisons Hotel to take in
consideration ts and other outrsges and to consider
means for better security OF life and property.
ELw MARXIT-The New Market at New
ark which is to cover the Canal from Broad Mulberry
sts., b to be 736 feet in length By D in Width, and
will be built in the Italian style OF Architecture. The
front on Broad st. will be two stories high, extending
10 feet from that street and the Mulberry ST.,
story The second story will be appropriated for
the Common Council Chamber and Public Offices,
Police Stations Cells &c. There will be fire alarm
bell tower upon this market ll3 feet in height. The
building will be of and brick and the doors sup
ported by castron Orders Messrs. Willis g. Dudley,
Of New York, tue architects
RATES OF FERRIAGE-ln the Senate Of New
jersey bill has been noticed relative TO the rates Of fer
rage, the jersey City and Hob0ten ferries IL de-
signed by this bill place the ferries under Legislative
control 81 consent Of propretors The chosen free
holders have undertaken 20 regulate the ferries but their
action having been legally contested by the ferry propeto
IL now proposed TO end the controversy BY legislative
enactment II this bill passes the Legislature will hereD
after have control Of the rates OF sriase.
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The Stuyvesant Insurance Company hasas
cisred seunhanuaAl dividend Of ) p cent
We notice no change in money, but il any
thing IN increased abundance Can loans are ser p
cent
The project Of the road from New. York to
Albany on the west hank o; the Hudson continues to
be sgifated the line Of the proposed road rks
Ki-Ssson Ulster Coz Journal says The proposal
10 make Hobokcn the termination instead Of Goshen.
meets with almost universal favor With road on The
west side OF the river insists the way travel would
be increased ouehaf and perhaps doubled in short
time Through TIE Counties of Albany, Grecne. Ulster
and Orange IL would command more profitable way
business thsn the Hudson River Road, which relies
entirely upon the westerns section Of the Counties 81
Westchester. Putnam. Duichess and Columbia AZ 10
the through travel il says the opening Of the sresS
Northern line between Albany and Montreal viii swea
the business between the former city and New TER
beyond the capacity Of existing o. commnnscs-
ton TO accommodate. The Albany and Hoboken Raj
road will eost less than sAoOoooO and with the bu<
nsss Of the Hudson River Road in It's opinion. viii r.
ford the best railroad stock In the country"
The receipts of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for the month OF Janusry compared with he
corresponding month last year, were follows;
January, 1883. $s7 sst 81
January, lso2- .-..-..----.-.-.-...-. SsC ~
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At Philadelphia money is rather more string

At Philadelphia moneyis rather more string
en,. Paper goes at 6is7 p cent
A Committee Of the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad, had hearing before Special Committee Al
the Massachusetts, Legislature on Wednesday the
object being obtain loan of the credit Of the stats.
to the amount of million dollars to be secured By
mortgage of the Road. Mr.. Derby on behalf Of the
Company spoke for about two hours in favor Of the
grant He contended tha, was feasible to tunnel he
Hoossck Mountains
The entire line of the Cincinnati, Lebanon
and Xenia Railroad has been let by the Board a
Of Directors to Messrs. Van Horne Williams 4 Be-
cbanan, mutually advantageous terms. This RosA
is TO be OF the six feet gauge
The following are the resources Of the Pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

The Bank Commissioners OF the State Of
Maine have made their annual report to the legislature
for 1882 The Commissioner report five new banks
a. having gone into operation during the year with an
aggregate capital Of $4,000 and the sixth. the City
Bank at Bangor with u capital Of $4,000 was to
discounting In few days. The old banks have
added to the capital in the period, s2l9 $50 max
ing the increase for the year. sJG93O and the sum to-
tai Of the banking capital Of the State, 81 10000 Tho
circulation has increased within the year, OIL G7s4s.
and now 81 772 43l larger than the time Of 10
highest imitation In 1885, and 81 $50 005 larger than nj
it, lswest depression 10 l543 There has been la.
crease Of s27047 90 in the specie, which now, excu
1--WE OF permanent deposits In the Suffolk Bank.
amounts 10 $3.50 j0f 90, sum greater by s6joi5) 20
than IN the Maine Banks in 1885. Including the Peo-
pies bank Damartscotta, thirteen new banks have
gone into operation within the last two years In tho
same time the capital stock has been insseased
81 10000 The circulation IN the time has been
increased 81 5O7 40 nearly sixty cent. Of the
whole circulation Of 1880; and the present loan ex
ceeds 100000 The Commissioners press an opin
ion that sufficient amount Of banking capital 10 al
ready created and recommend that no more charters
be granted The Augusta Journal on this subject 70.
msTks The indications are tina, our banking capt
tai be increased the present session In sr creator
amount thsn the Esnk COMMANDMENTS cohtempfsis -
expedent or safe. The present banking capital OF
Maine although !, has been largely increased within
year or two srll much smaller IN proportion 70 pops'
lston and business than that Of many other states 10
Il smaller by nearly million than IL wa In 1893. At
that period it amounted 10 t54js 7i0it Is now about
"a 10000 The circulation however, IL now ~ l52,A5
while IL was then bur el.7OoOOo. Tse loan "a now
se,05694l; then il WA t7,5529os The specie Wa
then bu, s2ie To now 1, IA ts3s 5o4-s larger proper
ton 10 the circulation than at the former period
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SUPERIOR coURT-Before Judge PAINS.

JOscph Bauer
To recover damages for assault and battery
r hung Of the end Of plaintiffs nose the defence 20 winch
Vas tst plaintiff h.i previously b!t defendants thuno
.lresdy referred TO- yer1ict for defendant
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Orphan Children narrated BY Newfork Lawyer. THIS
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TINS City q Of their inquiries.
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