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MEDICAL TESTIMONY CANNOT CoNTRovERTED.-One OF
the most startling cases is narrated Of Dr. Lanes Vermuge
bv Dr. John Butler of Lowell TrumbulL county, Ohio The
that off young lady who had been sick for eight
years and had consulted number of physicians, who had
treated as Proapsus Ute Dr. Butler was then called
m and believed with his predecessors that was
OF Proapsus He however, soon forced to the con-
cluson that his patient suffering from worms and after
much persuasion prevailed upon her take doses OF Dr.
MLane's VERMIFUGE. This medicine had the effect OF re-
moving from her countless number of the largest After
passed hem her health Immediately ed. She is since
married. and continues ENJOY excellent health For sale by
Pritchard & Caldwell.
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New Books.

lust RECEIVED, Cark's Conln,o utities, y rn''i
., FIetctcr's Checks Antinouia nstn, s,A>, TO,
writings of Arraincus vols; the Women OF tl,e,hlc
from Eve of old the Mays oil the New II sta
ucnt bv HeadlcY; Fosters Essays DECISION :" cliaF
actcr Napoleon and his MAJ sIuls, by Head; Women
of the Revolution b; Mrs Elicit FIR, cdsys Prac'icat
Treatise on Business The Philosophy Of Human Ma
ture by f. L. Buster; Lynchs Expedition to the Dead
Sea and the Jordan complete in vol; 'Anhigncs Is-
tory of the Reformation, volumes in revised dl
ton Also large loi of Stationery, Account Books,
Memorandum Pass Books, paper and leather covers;
Port oos Scrap Books Blanks Arn,ld's Writing Fluid,
this will be found very superior article OF writing u
andiree from all the gummy substances often found
in other Inks Ink Powders, Indexes Sealing Wax,
Waters Qui!ls, Gold Pens OF various styles with and
without cases Silver Pencil Cases Plain, Figured AMI
Fancy Patterns large assortment Of sizes aud stiles
Steel Pens for sale by the Gross single Dozcr.
Lead Pencils and Pencil Points InsaRds, Daily Cal
cndar or date Boxes, Bill Files Sand Boxes Pen holders
Cedar Bone and Ivory Patent Parallel Rucrs, Wafer
Statnps, Water Color Paints, Backgammon Chess
Boards &c States Hnd Pencils Drawing Pencils, Ger
Work Box,s Motto Seas, India Rubber, Drnwing
Papers, Music Paper, Perforated Board Envelopes, Buff
White, Embossed Figured, SIlycrcd Edge, Enamelicd,
Sclfscang, &c. Cards. Blank, Visiting and Playingi
Printers Cards all sizes all the various styles OF writing
and wrapping paper received direct from the most eclc-
bratcd makers, French and English paper, Note paper
o! every style, Embossed Figured, Edged, Colonred,
Fllin &c. Porte Monnaics, Cigar Cascs, IhcrHome-
tcrs Book Rests Pen and Pocket Knives, superior at
c,c Pictures and Frames for sale by the dozen OF
single olc. -., Il
ENNTSS e. ORDER,
RootscIJcrs x Stationcrs.
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State of NOrth-Carolina
MECKLENBURG COUl


Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, January Term 1885,
"' M st 5a!:. S;
this it appearing to the satisfaction CT the
| Court, that the defendants Theodore P Campbell,
Joseph L. Campbell and James NJ. Campbell, in
fans under the age of Twenty One years 1t is there
fore ordered by the Court that W K REID be appointed
Guardian adlitum to said infant defendants.
And it further appearing to the isfaction of the
Court that the defendants, Marquis B. Campbell and
Charles X. Moore not inhabitants of this State but
reside beyond the limits of the 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made for
weeks in the Western Democrat, newspaper printed
the OF Charlotte, notifying the said defendants
be and appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quar-
Sessions to be held for the County of Meckenburg
at the Court House in Charlotte, the 4th Monday
prl next, Their there TO make themselves defend
ants, and plead demIr to this petition
the will be taken pro confesso to them and
for hearing.
Witness w. K. REID, Clerk of said Court at of
fee, in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in January, 1854
and in the 18th year OF American independence.
w. X. REID, c. c. C.
Feb 10 (Pr's. fee $5.e2O 29-6t
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NEW
SADDLE and HARNESS SHOP
IN CHARLOTTE, y. &.
he greatest Inducements crer o6u Ell tcfofe
10 per cent. OFF for Cash!

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens OF
Charlotte and the surrounding country that he will
open a SA dol. E and HARNESS SHOP about the 9Th
of Fcby, 1854 in the house occupied by f. Loner-
gan Grocery, where he viii be happy to all per-
wanting anything in his line of business, and feels
assured that he will be able to offer such induce nens
purchasers fail be satisfactory, All work
will be made the best Northern Leather and warranted
to be what he represents it, the money will be re-
funded.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and il su-
porior manner.
u All kind of Country Produce will be taken in
change for work done, &c.
Jan 27, 1854 27tf VIM. WHEALAN.
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$50 A0R-EES

so to 60 of which is first rate bottom under the plow
From 70 to so OF good upland also in cuItiva
ton; the remainder Of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee, contains four large
and convenient the ground floor, with dining
room, store room, pantry and library attached by a
covered way. There are also on the place barn 70
by 25, two stories high and very conveniently arrang
ed stables for mch and horses all other
sary out buildings, such kitchen, negro houses &C.,
growing and thrifty orchard containing about Ito
of different kinds of fruit just beg inning to bear
TIE situation is of the post pleasant and i'm
provabe in the State, commanding full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction from the honse. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring cool, healthy and pleasant
summer residence 1t presents an eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the undersigned
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lincolntoa.
t. S. w. MOTT.
January 10, 1854. 25tf
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VIA 2S EsHED,

In this county the Sh Instant, by ]. p Ross Esq,
NJ. SEABORN McQUAY TO Miss MARTHA Z. AR
ROWOOD.
The Printers fee accompanied the above
mcnt, and Devil who processes be connoisse ur
in such things, pronounced it luscious Long life and
much joy to the happy coupled
In this county, the 9Th instant, by the Rev. H. B.
Cunningham, Mr.. ROBERT \. NCGINN and Miss
MARY NJ. HENDERSON.
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Baltimore Piano Forte Mandatory.

WISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers Of Boudoir
j Grand and Square PIANOS. Those wishing
good and substantial Piano that will last an age, at
fair price, may rely getting such by addressing the
Manufacturers, by mail otherwise. We have the
honor serving and referring to the first families IN the
State. In case is disappointment sufferabe. The
Manufacturers also refer host OF their fellow cit
J. J. WISE II BROTHER,
Feb 8 1851 % I'm Baltimore, Md.
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ANECDOTE THE LATE JUDAH ToURo.-The
following anecdote, related of our lamerted fellow
citizen, the late Judah Touro. gives beautiful
cxrmpIifcation of the character of this most ex.
ccllent and benevolent man:
A poor woman had been thrown pennyless
upon the world, by the loss OF her husband, who
had died in INDECENT circumstances, leaving her
large family Of children TO support. She had
long contended with adverse fortune, and was fast
sinking under the eXerlions she had been forced
to make sustain herself and family. In her dire
extremity she was forced to mendicty. Begging
for her daily bread, from door 10 uOUr, she mel
with lille encouragement from the cool hearted
ard selfish possessors to this worlds wealth. She
had almost relinquisled all hope OF meeting with
any success, when one day she was referred to
Judah Touro, who was recommended 10 her by
individual almost his peer in wealth, as a very
charitable man. With fear and trembling she
knocked at the door Of his hos able mansion
was admitted by a servant, and conducted to the
presence OF Mr.. Touro. Here she related the
brief story OF her sliIcrings and misery. The
benevolent man walk d to his DESK and taking
out his check book, flied Il check and handed il
To the woman, with instructions TO call at Ger.
:an bank and have it cashed. Cautionng her not
to mention to any one the circumstance, he babe
her begonr, and instantly Withdrew from the room,
To escape the profusion of heartfelt thanks that
were swelling forth from the heart. She repaired
10 The bank, and handed the check to the cashier.
That individual was amazed on eXaming it, to find
tha' The check was drawn for fifteen huudrcd
"OhlarS; but he was not more astonShed than the
woman herself was, when she heard The amount.
She was there must be some mistake, and
taking up the check Immediately returned to the
house of Mr.. Touro. The old man appeared TO
be very angry when she again presented herself
and asking her il he had not given her enough
nIta1 : { Raropo M,I,r,,o for
will you get from me- and without giving her a
moment for explanation, he ordered the servant to
conduct her out Of The house. The woman. OF
course, had the check caShed, and since then has
passed many happy day, and still lives to bless
he memory Of her bcnclactor whose kindness
rad placed her beyond The reach of want
n O. Delta.
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IHE n. T.. Road WITHIN SEVEN Miles OF
SMITHFRLD.-We learn from n friend at Colds
Borough, that he passed with Gov. Morehead. Mr..
DOrtch, Mr.. McRae, Mr.. Mendenhall, and others.
N lew days since, over The Central Railroad from
that place 10 the end OF The iron, fifteen miles, and
within seven OF SmIthheld. They left GoldSbo-
rough at two O'Clock and returned at four. The
road &c, IS said TO be equal to any in The country
Ihe contractors, Messrs. John c. McRea & Co.,
are driving ahead as rapidly as possible, and ex.
Pect TO get 10 Smithfied about the first OF April.
"A hne new locomotive and cars will be i'm readi.
pess by that Standard
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Jan. 6, 1854.
Celebrated Sc'liedam SchaDDS.

OR PURE HOLLAND GIN. This medicinal bevcr-
" age is manufactured by the proprietor at Schiedam
IL Holland, and is warranted not only pure and free
from every INJURIOUS property, but of the b st
quality Its extraordinary medicinal properties
knowledged by the whole medical faculty, and atested
by them a superlatve Tonic, Durctic, Anti-DyspcP-
tic, and invigoratng cordial. For sale at
FISHER & HEINITSII,
Fob 1853 Cheap Drug Store.
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Notice

hereby given to the delinquent subscribers TO the
! Stock in the Western Plank Road Company, in ac-
cordance with Resolution passed by the Board of Di-
rectors Of said Company, at their last monthly meeting
held at Rozzels Ferry the 3rd day of February
1854 unless the balance due their Stock paid
in full by the 18th day of March next, will sell said
Stock Public Sale the highest bidder on that day
at tho Courthouse in Lnconton, viz:
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O. In Japan, if a man dies in office, deeply
in debt, il IS concealed, until The accumulation of
his salary has paid his creditors all things going
on rs if he were still alive
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Important to Public Speakers

important TO PuOnc speakers,
ND all who affected with Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Iniuensa, Asthma, Irritation of the Throat
&c. An original Medicine and OF The very best for
all the complaints mentioned. is the PICTORIAL GUM
DRoPs. For sale at the Drug and Chemical S, orc of
Feb 1854 FISHER s. HEINIrSH
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"Uncle Ned had no Hair on the top
of his head, in the place where the Hair ought grow"
But lie lived previous TO the discovery of Lyons ccc
brated Kutharon, which only preserves and beauti-
fes but restores the hair any period of life. Only
those who will try il, troubled with Badness,
Dandrutf, or harsh imp easant hair. For sale by
2Gtf FISHER 4 IIEINITSH.
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NOTICE.

II'IIE undersigned wishes 10 hire or 5 WAGONS and
| TEAMS q horse teams and drivers) for months,
less haul rock for the purpose of repairing
the streets of Charlotte. Apply to
SAMUEL McNlNCH,
Februlry II, 1854. 30tf Charlotte, N. c..
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MOORE, HENsZEY & Co.,

MOORE, HENSZEY & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. II. HOWELL & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Hardwa -ez
No. ISL, Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
Y EEPS constan ty hand large assortment of
n HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, &c, which
they will dispose of good terms any house in
the United States
Orders by mail, otherwise, put up with care and
forwarded with dispatch.
discount of pr cent allowed for cash in par funds
Jan 81, 1854. 21-Jm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24

THE REASON SUCCEEDs.-The Mustang Imminent
attained its enormous popularity, and almost universal use
simply because gives better satisfaction accomshes more
good relieves pan and heals wounds and sores
than any other preparation before offered to the afflicted
Every bottle used speaks for se-os its own tale
in the relief gives and the cure 1t elects And then one
who has suffered perhaps long with pan without hope
of relief and finds Tits Lnmen almost instantaneous
remedy help but speak its praise and recommerd
in the highest terms all that he suffering 1t needs
other recommendation than trial. See advertisement in an
other column.
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$25 Reward.

$25 Reward.
s6 D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
"a IL Davidson College, my Negro Boy PHIL.
e. Said boy is 20 years old, feet inches
- high, dark compleceed, has very thick lips,
walks with his toes turned almost square, weighs
900 pounds upwards, and wore when he left home,
light grey roundabout lnsey coat, and pants of the
same had no hat. The above reward of S25 will be
given for his delivery confn ement in Jail.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
January 20, 1854. &c 4w
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Fob 3 1856
FOR SALE
BELVOIR. NEAR LENOIR.

CALDWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS place, late the residence of the undersigned is
| offered for sale very accommodating terms, pr-
vaely until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
when if not previously disposed Of it will be put up to
the highest bidder at public auction. The tract of
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Steel Creek Academy.

SteeI CreeK Academy.
THE exercises of this Institute IN will be re umcd on
the first Monday Of January next, under the super
intendencc of Mr.. J. H. Denny Mr.. Denny's long ex-
perience and thorough qualifications teacher, and
his successful cement of the Charlotte Academy
the present year. sufficient guaranty of his ability
and willingness TO meet the reasonable expectation of
all who may favor him with their patronage. Good
hoarGng be obtained convenient to the Academy
Six Dollars per month. The following rates of tuition
will be charged:
Elementary English Branches, per session, Sc 90
The above with Eng Gram, Geography, &C., 90
Mathematics. Philosophy &c. SIS 90
The above with the Languages, Is 90
J. b. WATT, Secretary
Nov. 81, 1853 2C-3m of Board of Trustees.
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Urandmother," said little girl, "buy some
cucumbers." No, nv child" replied the old
lady, 'Why not!" asked the little girl. ..Bc-
cause should hate TO be seen carrying them home
when everybody knows they are only cent
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Law CODartnerSIliD.

w N. JOHNSTON and A. F. BREVARD having
W formed an association for the Practice of Law,
will hereafter attend the OF Necklenburg Cabar
1redell, Lincoln and CASTOR counties, and give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to them.
u Office opposite the American Hotel
Jan 20, 1854. 265w
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DRIDGEWATER-the cheapest paint in the world
ID Fire and weather proof 5000 lbs. just received at
the Granite Drug Store. $3.50 per hundred.
26f PRIFCIIARD & CALDWELL
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A Great LUXURY.

A Great LUXURY.
C'ALAD OIL, of uncqualed sweetness and flavor, in
troGuced by the subscribers year ago into this
market and upon trial proved superior any Oil ever
used for Salad dressing fresh supply Of this Oil has
Just been received by
Feb 1854 FISHER & HEINITSH
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Hats and Caps.
Saddles

THE best assortment of Ladies and Gcntlemen's
| Saddles in market, and will be sold lower than can
be bought this side of Chareston -call and them.
BROWN, BRAWLEY d co.
Ian e. 1874 2l-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style o. Young, Blair 4 Co., dissolved
the Sth of September, 1853.
All persons Indebted either by Note Book Account
are requested to settle up by January Court,
business must be closed.
YOUNG, BLAIR & CO.
January 10, 1851. 25tf
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THE Members of Meckenburg Declaration Lodge,
| No 9, quested TO attend at the Lodge Room,
in Charlotte next Tuesday Evening, (20th at O'Clock,
business of importance will be presented for consid-
Grafton By order of the n. G.
G. II. SPENCER, Secretary.
February "a 1854, 81 1w
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LOOK AT THIS a!

LOOK AT THIS
THE Notes and Accounts of JOHN WELLS have
been placed in my hands for collection. Those in
dcbted 10 him requested to forward and settle
up early day, the business of the
be closed. JOAR p SMITH.
Feb 2l, 1854, 3Itf
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Just Received.

Just Received.
4 LARGE lot OF fine MoIntain Irish Potatoes-lor
sale low for cash.
BROWN, BRAWLEY & co.
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PRINTERS WANTED!

TWO good Printers may find permanent situations and
L good wages, either by the piece month, by ad-
dressing the subscriber Immediately Concord n E..
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON.
Jan. 6, 1851 24-tf
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BEAUTIFUL IENTRAcr-.IIelPing young woman
out of q mud puddle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

other column. Their CHERRY ExPEcToRANT" is ad
mirabe for coughs, &C., and their DIARRHGA CORDIAL
the best remedy for diseases of the Bowels now extan
No OPIUM CALoMEL-Most of he popular Cough Rem
edes contain less Opium, which prevents their gen
era use Dr. Rogers Syrup of LIvERwoRT, Tar, and CAN
CHALAGUA being entirely free from this narcotic poison will
found only sae but highly ecacous in subdung every
form of LUG disease. For sale by Ptchad Caldwell and
Fisher & Heiush, Charlotte. Prce-in large bottles 81
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Charlotte, Feb II 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

The floating debt Of the company, the amount needed
to complete the stations, gradngs, turn-outs, &C.,
amount to s472 $50 the available means Of the
company.
The st. Louis Company have declared div.
dond of fifteen per cent after returning to her cargo
customers twenty-five per cent.
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Marine Court.


DEC. 11.-Elizd Hopkins u.s. Simeon Drdper.-This ac-
ton brought to from defendant $500 paid
him the 31st May, 1854 deposit towards purchase
ing for plaintiff two hundred shares of Harlem Railroad
stock, buyers option, sixty days, at 81 per cent.
Previous to maturity of the contract, Harlem stock de-
clned owing to certain financial denquencies of some
Of the officers of the company On the part OF the plain
tiff, witness named John d. Lewis introduced who
testified that he made the purchase of the stock from de-
PENDANT and made the deposit Of $500 at the time he
merely acted in such purchase the agent Of plaintiff
and signed the agreement Of sale Il. Hoplns that
he subsequently land previous to maturity OF the
tract) called the defendant and inquired of him II
for plaintiff that defendant said, no that It was
not customary TO do SO, in cases where stock
was bought on time, till the samc was paid
for that this merely purchase Of promise to fur
nish the stock that the witness subsequently called
defendant, and told him that he defendant had not
the loser, he ought to refund the $780, expect
fulflment Of the contract that defendant then said he
had passed his word for the stock and would have
for it. The witness further testified that he the
money from plaintiff to invest for her he thought pro-
per- and produced paper signed by her authorizing the
investment of the $500.
For the defence several witnesses were introduced
actiont were had with the witness Lewis, who is dry
goods clerk and not with the plaintiff in this suit tina.
in all such transactions he gave AMI signed the of
"E Hopkins" that until this suit was brought they
always thought he was "E Hopkins;' and defendant
insisted that this his suit and he the real party In
interest," and further that defendant had the stock at
the time Of sale of these 200 shares and that the ONLY
to the fact Of the fall in the price Of the stock wit
were introduced to sustain the character of Lewis
which had been attacked by the testimony on the pArt
Of defendant. Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
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FIRE AT NORRIS, ILLNoIs.-We learn from the
Morris Woman that fire broke out in that city on
the 30th ut., in the Franklin House.
= In afew minutes the flames extended to the i'd
Joining stores Of Messrs Martin, Prescott and Geo.
Tuner, and to the bakery Of Mr.. Thomas WEIGH,
and IN less than two hours the whole block was en-.
tirely destroyed.
~ Inc frsnklin House was owned and occupied by
X. WIN. Prindle, and was insured for but 81 900.
H,r loss cannot DO less than 81 600.
une ofy goods stock Of Mr. Prescott was princi-
Psny Aveo, though in damaged condi .ou, but his
Ths u 10 doubt more than cover his loes.
BY Mr.. W T. Hopkins, Of that city AZ 4 q Total
last. 'APncu on oa'uloay
insurance. s',oVV' WIN ~
Mr.. Welch's loss h estimated It q .soo.
The grocery store Of Mr. Bradv "n,o.;.. A. .
Franklin House. also took fire. His took vas con-.
nd.a,iIaoly injured by water aad breakage, but the
:. "A part Of the Franklin House was occun;si, hv
Mr.: Jonn y. Freeman, a. q school room. The loss
about $500. A~'' CO. Co.,
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At the second board the market opened quite buoyant,
but closed heavy Erie income bonds advanced per
cent Illinois Central bonds Chicago and Rhode Island
a Reading Railroad fell off "a per cent Harlem y. New
York Central Railroad closed at s3d per for the
opening. We notice transactions in New Jersey Frank
Unite scrip at 3 ga per cent.
The suspension Of the Empire City Bank will
loss to bholders depostor According to the returns
Of last week it had circulation of Sl02 900
winch the Comptroller holds sllG9o0 of United States
and New York fves and skies. The bills worth
hundred cents on the dollar.
The State Treasurer of Michigan has given notice that
he shall sell at private sale ut auction within twenty
days from the It'll inst much of the stocks deposited
by the Government Stock Bank Of Ann Arbor will be
sufficient to redeem the outstanding circulating notes of
said bank.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to $40 220 payments, $780,
s22 s'-balance Sc, 72s, 234 AS paid Assay Office So
654 81.