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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-22
SAW MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION

TIME STEAM SAW MILL lying on Pigeon Greek,
Il just below his city, and owned by John A. q Gle
ments Reitz, will be sold at auction, ON MONDAY, Jan
uary a. at II o'clock, A. NJ. About seven hundred
Saw-logs will be sold at the time. A first rate
chance for speculation is offered in this sale, as the
mill Is well located and in good running order.
Terms, &c, made known on the day OF sale or by
application before TO the owners rr -..-..-t
PAN pc rsons indebted to the firm will Please make
Immediate pay ment and those having accounts against
it will present them without delay. ID -.
dec2:-tss JOHN a. & e. REITZ.
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TO REAL ESTATEBUYERN.

To REAL ESTATE.BUYERS. -
M. B. HARRELL. CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
II As authority 20 sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
IL lying within the city limits of Cairo. The Land Is
situated two miles, line west, from the junction Of
the rivers and thirty rods from he Illinois Central Rail
road. A contract for building eyee around the land
exists and as its fuflment rests with of almost
austlcss ability, fear of failure in this behalf be
reasonably entertained Ii half the expectations enter
tanned by thousan IL of people concerning Cairo are
allied, within ten years this land will be directly in the
centre OF the city rrf.T -lgtffv VFET
ITTite from the Government. Terms easy. !, ~
Cairo, Illinois Nov. IS, 1852 (dcc3-6I
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TEwELRY & MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger. rings,
81 Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Bee,Is and Caps Brushes Combs Purses Fancy Soaps,
Aecordans Volins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by =.
aug % Iy WOOI-,Ef q NELSON.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COM II A N
-. Hartford. Conn.

ANNUITY FUND 10000 DOLLARS ~
THIS WE'LL -NOWN and long established company,
J. having organized New Department for LIFE In
srRAscE with entirely distinct capital exclusively
pledged with its reserved Accommodations, for the pay
Of losses upon Life Insurance ony-and In no event
liable for other debts contracts engagements OF the
company-is prepared to issue Policies on Liv at
rates materially reduced from the charges Of the Mutual
Companies. ..ur -. -a1 ri- =.
The leading idea of the system adopted by this Com
pany ascertain precisely what worth to insure
given amount upon life, for certain time, and to
charge precisely that and -.
The promptness, fairness and literally which have
marked all the dealings Of this Company for period of
over years. and the well known character Of
directors afford guaranty that
its affairs will be managed TO afford to the assured
that ultimate safety and security which is of the first i'm
portanee ia Life Assurance. hur t.ri t--- p 81
Policies will be granted, payable after DEATH upon
the parties arriving at specified age CALIFORNIA and
other usual risks will be ssumed by this company
at reasonable rates.
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARTMENT:
ga. buckley, JoHx L. BoswELL.
ROBERT BUELL.. .s-.r RoLaxp MATHEn.
MILES A. TuTTLE. EDwIS G.. RIPLEY,
HENRY Il. PRATT.
+. A. BULkLEY. Vice President.
j. W. SEYMOUR, Actuary. ~ trsI
UFPamphlets containing Rqtes Of Premium and in
formation in relation to the plan OF operations and all
papers effect insurance be obtained Of
the subscriber. ALLEN C.. HALLECK, Agent
ianl7 Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOIE9AIE q RETAIL.

WHOLESALE q R6TA1L.
80 Messrs. KARSCH, wETZEL & KLINTwokr
would inform the public that having recently
~ established in Lamasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus bedsea6s Wardrobes and several other kinds
OF Furniture by steam thus enabling them TO furnish these
lower than be purchased in this city,
anu al iaesHaah Factory prices Their work In every
respects equal to that ofthe Cincinnati factories.
They ALSO to do Turning WORK ofevery des
erphon and Will be prepared to furnish country manu-
LECTURERS with what they desire in this particular. The at
enton Of those wanting Furniture called to the work OF
this Factory. 49,,
The wareroom Is Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture. at the t
ldecSs-ly1 g ts -.-ie.
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SET ,EM UP I-lBOWI1NG SALOON.
MIR. ii. SCHAEFFER, proprietor of ''Hoiel Sclaef-
lI fer" has just opened splendid Saloon with
20 feet alleys, in the tnird story OF his new hotel on
Water street, between Main and Sycamore Gentle.
men can be furnished with hny sized Balls they may
desire ht all timcs; ALSO the best Refreshments: Ten
strikes may be expected. sqs3 hiol1 o. cnovso
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80. JOHN C.. MATTHEW'S asg'
WIN EGAR FACT RY.

Sycamore ST., tetsreen Water and First streets.
1--WE subscriber has established Vinegar Factory
i Messrs. Zahn q Witnan's Liquor Store, st tho
above location, whore fsses md dAslefs may obtain
the best quality of Vinegar. less prfoes
His Vine will be equal to the best manufactured tn
the West. He invites the attention of the public his
mandatory. (dec.i6lnl 2 ay.G.lMAfTHENS
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

RAILROAD NOTICE. r.e ~
DOCKS WILL BE OPENED for the reception Of
ID subscriptions to the capit, stock Of the Alton
Mourn CARMEL AND NEW ALBANY RAILROAD COMPANY,
the first Monday in February next at the following
places TO Wit at the stores Of James LaughB aud Craw
ford Bell in the city of Evansville; at the Of Joseph
Devii, ia Princeton, Ia. the stores of u. IL w. Prk
insm aud Jaquess Turner, in Mount Carme.. Hin ois
and ut the of Horace A. Woodw ri and William
Pownia ia the town Albion, Illinois.
BY order of t,c Board of Directors, II
+. b. THOMPSON, President;
VICTOR b. BELL. Secretary.
MouST CARMEL, H., Dec. "a, 1852. dec30 7w
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES

FRESH FA MIIY 4ROCEHlE3.
ISAAC HERMAN has on hand large and well as
sorted stocks of Groceries, Liquors and Queensware
and is constantly making additions every thing
In his line. ...,tf -.-
Fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese, Eggs and Vegetables
OF all kinds consantl,on hand, and viii be sold at
small advance cost prices a f "a - fir.sz II I
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods, the
highest cash price paid, nov27
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Ohm .. CHANDLER.

JOHN J. CHANDLER, 4o9 -
Attorney at Inv a. nc cal Estate Agent;
SO agent of the .sNational Loan Fund Life Assur
n anee Society Of London and New York" Capital,
sa.5o0,0c0 POnce on Locust street, oppnsite the.
Sherwood House. -td f--fft novl7y Z
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Water street. EySnsyilke, ]

CAUTION; AGAINST IMPOSITION ASK for. ana
take no other but McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MEN put up in square bottles. SOME pupilcipled
Iinimentit,is NOW put mp spurious and adultersted
made OF ard-or and lmewaier and sold At ten cent?
per bottle. Beware Of that filthy soap grease. dec2I
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TAKE 81 TAxESM

f-a7 TAXES! TAxESM ~ si-ii,
A III THOSE WHO ARE in DEBT for corporation
"A for tine sixth corporate of the town Of
Lapasco CITY requested To call and settle the
before the first day of March next, or shall pro
&C ed TO collect the same with costs.
-a n. ROwLEY. Marshal.
Iamasco, Zee. %, 1852. de<30-4iw
pISSOLUTIONO OF PARTN HRSHlP. 2
TIME firm of Stoweil IL Page is this day dissolved by
Il mutual consent. The business will still 90 in
the of James r. Page, Jr who alone is authorize
to settle the business Of the concern.
NATHAN ID. STOWELL,
dec3 JAS. X. PAGE, Jr. @t
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II. NELSON.
ID. woOLsEY.
AU ct ON.
wOOLSEY q NELSON.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions DE- Partcularften
ton given to the sale oil all descriptions of Goods Rega
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consgnments
aug % ly I'd. r... WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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TREMENDOUS FLOOD.
lust RECEIVED from New York, general assert
u ment Of Fancy Cassimere>, IWeeds,
kentucky Jeans, Satinetts. &c. &c
ALSO---A new supply Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DELAINES, CASHMERES, MERINOS, and FANCY
PRINTS OF all styles and prices.
Atso-A general assortment of Gentlemen's and Boys
Ready Made Clothing just received at the New York and
Louisville Branch, Water street, Main. which
will be sold Wholesale aud retail cheaper than
jan Eft VIM. LoEWENTHAL ~ co.
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EIGH STREET LOTS
INOR SALE- The undersigned has on hands with in
IL sructions 20 sell low, some Of the most handsome
Lots on High street, and other parts OF the city of La
masco. - $1,000 IA ......l' JNO. J. CHANDLER,
noy1s Real Estate Agent.
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M 0FiCE.-The undersigned has taken the Book s.
IN Notes, and all accounts his possession, the
late hrm OF GorrLrEB, WhE. * Co., and will collect all
debts due said firm. He therefore notifies debtors
to call and settle. He be found at all times in the
establishment OF s. Kahn Vile, where he his clerk
will attend to all settlements. ISAAC VILE.
dec3I .lla
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FURNITURE.

tr FURNITURE.
SoFAS. Dvan, Center, dining, Brea kfast and Gard
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedseads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment OF Wood,
Cane and Hair ssat Chairs, for sale low by
augSa. Ixd -. WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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ANOTHER GOLD MINE FOUND.

BoOtS, ShOeSs Bat>, C0pS ana Carpet
Bags, at Cost.
PROPOSE to sell out my entire stock Of goods at
cost, for CASH. and for cash only. Wholesale or re-
tail My stock Is OF the best manufacture. and Of the
latest styles All who wish get Boots shoes, &C.,
their own price will do well to give me call at No. IA
Main street. Evansville, nearly opposite the bank. ~
janio , ...h- JAMES X. PAGE. Jr. !
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CUNDRIES.-2u0l lbs Black Sewing Silk;
- 20 lbs super Black silk Tws.;
100 gross Chihtz Bed Lace;
500 lbs Hall * Moodeys Black Patent Thread;
100 lbs Grant & Wilson's White and Brown do
100 great gross large size Bone Suspender But0nsi
Received aud for sale by =. JAS. Low & Co,
janll sia~T ali Main st., Lou. KY,
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MEDICAL BOOKS ~ $3.50
1SI Dungleson's Medical Dictionary; $50 ~ f..-,f
Hooper's do do;
Chnstison & Grif'ith's Dispensatory; --t s.-f "a
Wood IL Baehe's u. S. do;
Skey's Operative Surgery; Z N, E-l
Ferguson Practical do; s. f4r NJ II - -
Lawrence on the Eve; IL, 80. II .r 4 s-.
For sale at tho Evansville Bookstore. nv III ~ ~
janl2 .,.l,..s, -..r..,..r SAMUEL LISTER
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TUT RECEIVED by steamer, Ladies patent leather
d Kossuh Boots, Ladies enamced kossuth Boots; La
dies Jenny Lind Boots Ladies Bronze hossuth ana Lace
Boots. For sale by package or single pair. by
noyiO ". X. HENDRICKS & CO.
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DIED.

m Friday Feb. A. dfer Ions
TER ased 81 year. and II monhs
ne and Geni- ismy invited 10 attend the
funeral Sunday NJ ssm his late residence sth
lat Az .1ofkyile
wife o John TuTnure Jr, IN the 18th year oi her
The snd fend family respectfully invited 10
attend unera saturday afternoon oek from her
h,e 81 LEI without further isviiaiion
on FRIDAY morning FEB sILAs HARVEY ia the 10th year Of
hiseg
Ihs friends ofibe family invited attend the funeral sun
day O'Clock y. NJ from his late residence No 81
south 9th st.. MllansbufEh. l.. l.
T,b MARTHA A. vie OF Charles Thvns IN the 5sih year Of
her .v-.-..-,
No az " est Igth t. 49, .
on Tue,day monns Feh l. WIN NJ HALsTED. son Of JOha X.
and sarah l. Myer-. yard ~ month"; and y dsys
ssdden'y. ca Friday AIMS PETER NcSEllL, aged ..
a. l-p aud acjusniances respectfully invited 10 attend
Members Veteran Corp OF lsl AZ hs late
resdence lT2 4h Sunday, AZ oehes without further
49,, ,.,..,., ,vr,o,y - =
Hesihcots J. Cisrk. aged ~ years.
ne relatives trends II the family invited 20 attend the
funeral ~ Delaney SUNDAY afternoon Al eco
Ath. redence staten Island Ihursay morning. Feo y
DANIEL H. wlCkHAN hrs SD snd for more than 30
years a resident Of this city.
All ,aves friends q the family respectfully ns'ed TO a.
,nd funeral At the CarmBe Church. Rev Gr. SINNER.
"a .tuday sferno,n cocs without further tan1n There
Vii h. fuerai SCI wee AZ residence Clifton at 10 AN
Al Fuh "a Ions Island Feb MARY widow OF the ate jesse
Frame n T7th OF her
IT, r.sye. and friend. Of the family respectfully nveed TO
s,tend her from her ATE residence At IL O'Clock NJ on
seventh Day The bih inst. - -. ...,,. - 49,.
nr Dsvid Rosefs AGED - years
hnsra saturday sh nt, at O'Clock NJ from No 100
tfsfN Wv gfk
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,EcosD BoARo.
PHnAprLpHIA sALKs OF srocKs--Fnday.

Fet Iss5-Ff-rf Eesrs-lsO Cket-r Mnus c. 81 ~ Cae-
Ter valley h ~ 10 Pea r 20 100 lsss 1sn,i =
"a Lnns l.ss1 RR, Tex. 80 d1f,s Cana Nv 3 ala
s,k NaE. Frs-Frst, 2ss 10 do, "a 49, St ~ -.
lC7. $500 and Al X =. - 10 10
Perr Bl =. Coua Bk Oh y A. Coal ls4 10 %,
isIt 80 K. MOI @ ~ s1rSo Lensh s., -
- Rsss ER 81 sstoo Sch ssT. g. ~ az % LsHsA
Nsv..-5 - .
y S 10 Grari B.ni IA 20 Usos oAss 7 A. :. 500 L-s.s1
Sl ne cs--,tf N.ns Co. 81 ~ 81 5000 ehay "a sa'
ssias - e. sgs s37o0 ken'sAJ - a. :. assa- ~
~ lChc..p~aks Cana Co, ~ n o fszns II -
a. asa Psnssyvria soe Lsh 81 A0r'sas- g. IVA ."
Lors Is.sn6 4. 4, Isi,.
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SUPREME COURT
VAryAs RORPys
L. :. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

The HEAIH VN hUAfU SIT I'AUI -
By request of the Government at Washing
ton lat suggestion j; il said e French Consult eXsnn
alton held in relation the death Of seaman named
Anone ST Clair native 81 France. who fell from aiot
and wbs killed. The testimony Of Mr. Thos Greenland
fret mate Of the Lady T. slowed that the evening OF
I'd Oct last be ST. Clair aof furl the main royal
About fifteen minutes aiterwsrd. not seeing hun on the
ward he the boatswan 10 ascertain the cause IN
coming down the boatswain reported that the man must
be in the crosstrees few minutes atterwart 81 CLAIR
fell TO the deck close 70 witness who Immediately pro-
cured lantern saw the Captain whom he reported the
occurrence and they both went 20 where ST. Clair lay He
was dead Witness hinls he fell his head, producing
immediate death. He fell from distance Of about 20 feet
The Captain and Steward corrobOated the testimony
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MARINE coURT-Besore judge LYNCH.

LOUIS
Bv one of the crew of the jerusalem vessel.
which arrived here few days ago. recover wages He
left tie vessel after her arrival contendins that the
voyage ended.
not ended and would terminate tall she arrived back AZ
port in the Mediterranean. She belongs 70 TURKISH
MERCHANT The captain produced thel yis fe{Hl1gs or
shprng articles signed BY the Turkish Consul at Malta
where plaintiff shipped showing such 10 BE- the dessn Of
the and that the could only De PAID on on
nj, said return to the Mediterranean The complaint was
disnsesd
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The hesviness of the Stock market contIn-
ued today II the Fret Board with eonsas'a,ae
Of the f.ncies pressing on the narfee "nsa A'
charge from weak TO strong hsnas = eonP'''eu 80
viii probably be . reaetiO.' and prices aa''nce 81
Attic seeoud Board the feeling Wa aeeaaeay 0eae'
and some trunsactisns took place after me Board a
full prices Abous 500 shares Ere 500 siaf me sec
end Board Ct 81 Norwich was IN demand ana ieaa
ing buyer increased his line Is elosed a. ''s' Inc
ssvsree tu-rg the last few dsy' IN Of
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CORRECTION

To The Editor Of TIE " iTTi,prss
was not an occupant of the building No. 20
Nessau.st lately burned. There never was any such
law firm as Roberts Bagley have not sustained any
less y FIRE NV Office is at No 247 Broadway corner Of
Murray St. where IL has been for two years past.
BY correcting your notice OF the FIRE in odays paper
as above you viii oblige yours &c,
February 4, 1853, :. V. BAGLkf.
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NORTHERN DsrExsARY, WAvERLEr-PLAcE

NORTHERN DfsPENSARf, w AERLEf-fLACE-
The following report shows the number of patients
treated at this institution during the month Of January
1883:
The whole number treated 1917; Of these there
were indoors 1884, outdoors ASS. Ser-Maes, 400; Fe.
males m Natiri'y-Born in Ireland, 1872; United
States 300; England IS Scotland, IA Germany, l2
Other countries & Resah-Cured or relieved, l,033
Died 4 Sent TO Hospital a. Vsccinated, 49, Remain
ins under treatment, 30 The whole number of Pre-
scrpnons put mp 296i the greatest number IN any
day ls2 least, 50 average per day, ia
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

IsPRovIyESTs CoyTEvPLArED-The Com
mon Council have appointed SPECIAL Committee 70
sldeT the prayer OF perou-s relation sTiaS and
filing IN street N hldson River below H1dson-st and 10
Iun parallel herewith Tbs street viii extend ard the
cocks Of the AorTs Canal Company ard direction to
strike part OF Loug Dock TIE fsrry-tndn- VIII -
eaTIied out over 30 feet. snd o:heT sroveentS made
which vii Be sdvanisgeou 70 the public "A proposed new
route terminus fo7 the Cana IF the Morris Canal Com
psny. slso being s:Aied and 10th Subjects VII CONE up
for Consideration before tie COMMITTEE next Monday
eveun : az the ofhee OF g. W CaSsedy, City Clerk.
cR' The Office Of Mr. Wakemsn on Yotk-st.
,urgsously enterrd THURSDAY uishi and several
icles Of value stolen The entrance eec.e BY boeing
holes IN the door and knocking the boards between
PUBLIC DISSER.-In consideration Of the eff
forts from time to time put forth BY Aid Wallis in behalf
the Fire DEPARTMENT Of jersey City and which have
suited IN the promotion OF the Interests Of The emen
erzly they have resolved either tender him public
dinner present him with valuable esfiOnial u
their regard for bis character and reward for h
Measures arr progressing with view to this cad.
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MARRIED..

On nurd,y evenirs Jan H. CshoBiie City BY Rev NJ
Allen Mr. H. H. HOLSTER OF Ssiom Wayne Co.. "a 70 MS
MARIA 3. dausher Of Avs Horton, Of { nion . ,,., =,
On Iburday evening Fsb. , by REV Dr. Know VT JOIN =
ryII 10 Ms ELIZA ony d,sshtef OF H. g. - Johh E''
CITY.
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severn Schools Re spFn.u;sd- rass-tv o. e1ch Commit
tee 70 ~ rriefs % Other Wss ia, n 3 dssgnssed -
Re ylsited By ssid Coumirfee. Aior.rd
he CoHHitfee on toe Censas reported tast tie same
he'd hser completed
Evening Schools for twenty weeks rsoo-l-endea
IyQUEsT.-COroneT Dickinson held an in4ues,
YESTERDAY afternoon o. TIE boy born iani. weh
was found IN small box vacan. lot ths Nsw1own
rose on THURSDAY evening. TLere has undoubtedly been
foG pay, tri no ACTS coG.d Be otta.ned.
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u The Office of Mr. w,kemsn. on Yotk.st
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
rPREME COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES.

SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
NtsHNGroS, Thursday Feb. 1883.
No. 5S-The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Co.
plaintiffs in erIor. VIM. W Goddard The Argument Of
tins confirmed by Messrs DAVIS and Reveriy
johnson or the defendant in error and MI Goodrich for
the plaintiffs in srTUr.
Adjourned uuii. tomorrow AZ II O'clock A. VI.
SUPREME COURT.
HAByAs BORPUs.
A Young man named James St. Ledger was
brought up ard his discharge from eutmen, asked for
the ground OF minority. he was discharged
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These figures show an increase as compared with
the came week of last year but this increase is accden
tai The imports of goods other than Dry Goods are
also large
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company
has made semi annual dividend of interest of 81 y
cent payable on the 18th inst The NewYork Fire
end Marine Insurance Company has declared semi.
annual dividend Of slO and dividend of s. v
share The Bank OF the Republic y cent The Bank
of the State of Missouri p cent free Of the State
of one-quarter OF y cent.
Mr.. Draper sold to-day, at the Merchants
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A meeting of the Directors OF the Roch-
ester and Erie Railroad held Al Rochester on Mon
day evening The stock of the Company is all taken.
with the exception Of about seooOo and the Engineers
are now locating the route The line will pass through
Eas; Henrietta and sibcyvile and connects with the
Csnandsigus aud Niagara Falls Roaia mile east Of
Horeoye Falls and then pursues the track Of that road
to The yi,lsse Of Honeoye The proposition to lease
the road to the Canspdaigua aud Niagara Falls Compa
nv n; y cent on the cost for a OF years, hss
been accepted
TIE annual report of the Directors Of tho
Old Colony Railroad Corporation has been issued and
from We ga,her the following Information relative to
the ab irs of the road
Rec p's for the year ending Nov DO s5sssl3 u
or which 'r, passengers. ..............-. 2laSs ~
From freight. 6ISA 70
From crave .. ,sn same oc,od ssS S 20
The receipts of the road In 1851 s321. 1876 30
which is "a 1859 more than for 1852 Toe expenses In
1851 were s2i03l9 g. which Ia sl96l6 more than for
l552. This gives net increase of earning in lS52 Of
slI636 90
The value ofthe surplus property OF the Corporation
"a Sl932s7 g. lts liabilities are little over s362
755 s. which s 800 are bonds due in January, 1884,
The Ogdsns6urg Republican strongly advo-
meet either with the Rome and Cape Vincent or with
the sackett's Ilarbor Road II assumes that As tho
Northern Railroad is completed to ogdensburg, affords
il every facility Canada East and Northern New En-
gland hut that navigation Is liable to be interrupted at
certain periods Of the year by Ice aud snow the con.
tempated road Ia necessary give that region the ben
cit OF an unlmpeded commerce throughout the year.
The following is a condensed statement Of
the business of the South Carolina Railroad for tho
year 1852;
Gross receipts of the Road l25 1876 ~
Expenses, current and extraordinary. 453965 -
Net profits. s67i, 229 50
Interest paid foreign and other debts,
dsmages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l65,95s d
Net income. Observation-Disclosures. 4J0527l ~
Two dividends, ga y cent. each. 27l,6O0 %
Surplus. s23367I 2f
This shows an increase in the gross receipts any
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