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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-03
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY 7
UticaN Y. Capital, s3OO,O00.

GEO CrRTIS. Pres't. DC. GROVE. Vice Pres't.
WN n. DEpRICK. .Sec'y. TIM. O. GRANNlS, Treas.
j. FRANCIS BATES, Genr Agt.
TIME undersigned continues to receive applications
l and issue Policies on as favorable terms as any re.
snonsibe Office in the West For the high standing ana
responsibility of the above Company reference Is made
10 NIessrs Bcment 81 Vieie. and As 81 Howes, Evans
yille my2g-Iy HENRY G. GWATHMEY Agt
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umere. and with the Phiiadelphia. vii
miDgton and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
NHE great tunnels upon the part the line are
now fully completed, and the whole road is in fine
condition, presenting of the picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The care for the
comfort and safety of constantly exercised
no safer road in the United States Notwithstanding III
reports OF and unscrupulous agents other
routes TO the contrary.
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets these
may be had of j. L. Morehead on the Leyee al Louis
vlle the boats ofthe Union Line only at Louisville
Inc steamers leave the wharfat Louisville daily
wheeling, where passengers and baggage carefully
transferred 10 the cars.
The express train Wheeling daily. at half
past and arrive at Cumberland (2OI miles) at
p. and allowing two hours there, arrives in Balt
more t3s0 miles, at day light next morning. full time
trains making the passage through from Wheeling in
less than twenty hours, including stoppages,
Travellers will not all to observe that this !. THE
the East
Baggage checked through to any ofhe Eastern points
without charge Passengers and baggage aretransfer
red to the for Washing the Junction and for
Philadelphia at Baltimore wi hou extra charge. Trav
points to obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore with
the privilege oflying any where on the route) sII
10 Washingto sIl so: Phadelphia I2 to New York
S4 To be had above only. THE rail fare alone
from Wheelingto Baltimore is So 50; TO Philadelphia or
While low in the Ohio, light draught, bu
SWIFT steamers will keep up the connection between
Cincin natl and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati, and reach Wheeling by the way OF
railroad to Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages thence
to Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave therea or "A O'CLOCK
A. N. daily.
and speedy line (Which now prepared to doan immense
business will be as by any other route All
property carefully handled and good order
jya5-Y General superintendent, Baltimore.
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e M.GRIEHTu
LAW PARTNmSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. +. MYTHE, Attornies at
sJ Law Evansville, Indiana. nayassoeiated the mselFe
partners in the pslcce Of the lav and will continue
Supreme and District Court Theyiesign turning then
attention particularly TO land law. In short time they
will be prepared 10 give in few mhucs an abstract
she title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments or in Lamaseo, togethe with their professioRa
nion ~ ia tn title. il desired tjy25-dawu!
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MATTR 4 SSES.

(NOLBURN HERSHBERGER have on hand
~ large assortment Of Shuck Mattresses the various
sizes Aso Moss Cotton and Hair Mattresses, made to
order at the shortest notice Country Merchants and
Hotel keepers will do well TO examine Mattresses be
fore purchasing elsewhere intend work shall
be Of the best quality and at the lowest prices.
JAM Fosters Block, First street below Mani
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TO NfERCiEANTS. PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN


ERAELK.
NTESSRS KELLER cS FARNSLEY would respect
fully thanks thercustomers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they nave
received, this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of Drugs n Medicines. and
will continue carry the business in the house for
merly occupied by him Mai between First and Sec
end where they will be pleased TO have their friends
call aud examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
White who has been for the principal Clerk
in Mr. Bells establishment, who will be happy at all
times to wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house. IL
pure Drugs at rates and dating terms
anv to the Merchants Druggists and Ply
sicans. respectfully invite them to call as we have
on hand s. ock of s25O0O well selected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions to our present
supply, and hope to offer such induccmentsto WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity OF
their visiti other Cities for the purpose of purchasing
| their supplies.
NJ
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E.W. Sloan l2l Broad st. New York.
Scott d Co., Toledo.
). S. Chenoweth & Co.. Cincinnati.
This is one ofhe Oldest best established and most 70
liable lines of transportation i'm country; and as sole
Agents for this section, authorised TO give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any ever charge
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS 81 GRAY, Agents.
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For baltimore, Wash ng ton. Philadcl 4
phia and New York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RaIROa N

from wheeling to Baltimore. and with Il
washington Branch X. X. at the Junction, (ately
called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal.
umere, and with the Philadelphia. Will
miDgton and Baltimore X. X. to
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS.

-roHN C. DEVEREUX, ia, Wholesale and 1.a hetah
.y dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens; Window onas
s.,sters Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps Phossene
"a, .'e'' '''' ,laugl0 ly
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PEoPRIEToRs:
A. X. Cobb & Co... Foot OF indiara St. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., i2I, Broad St. New York,
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ATTORNEY at Law ReI Estate Agent;
ISO az snt of The IN ttiOnal .Dan Fund Life Assur
n ancs Society of LONDON and New York; Capital,
a55lo,ooo. IrPOhce on Loca. street, oppn.ite the
Sha-waod House nOvl7
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LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS

$3.50 CO.PARTNERSHI NOTICE.
WE have this day associated with in business, Nj
wv Joseph 7. aud Samuel ID. Tompkins The styl
of the firm will be unchanged. JAS. Low & CO.,
jane 4I7 Main ST., Louisville KY.
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC.

Tot Editor Of The n Y. Tcibune
Sir, You observe that the American Almanac, with the
conservative elaboration which ohsracerses everything in
The way of books coming from Boston, has only recently
made its appearance and thar is posted up no later
Than last October In respect to several things does not
appear to be posted up al all Thus page ST. pro.
fesses give ynopcal view Of the several countries OF
North America their extent capitals, and the names OF
their chief executive authorities, whatever their titles
may happen to be. Thus have as President OF San
Salvador D. f. Quiroz whereas for than two years
IT has been Francisco Ducnos. An election has recently
taken place resulting in the choice Of Jose Maria San
Martin President Chiquirmua the principal town OF
department of Guatemala, is put down the capital OF
Honduras and the President of Honduras is said to be
Juan Leodo Iindo p, whereas, Gen. Trinidad Cabanas
has ben President for nearly two years and his term has
some time still to Mariana Pa,adesi is named as Pres
idept of where Rafael Carera s and hiss been
for quite two years Dictator. L. Pneda is named az D
rector of Nicaragua, the incumbent being nevertheless
Gen Fruto Chanorro The capitol of Costa Rca is put
l. Carriage instead OF San jose. Col Fancourt, who
was superseded years ago by Mr. Wodehouse who
In has been succeeded by Mr. Barclay set down
Superintendent of Belize Ganpper the First styled
George lillian Clarence in the English official documents
and better known Quaggo, is chrtened Jamaso by the
American Almanac, which, il Is exact IN other matters
this be arded valuable annuslfor ante
diluvians Yours truly, NiNfTffNrh CkSrVh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
FRAUDS IN HORSE FEED.

~ De ESioT Of The n. T. 7f!tVHe.
SIR: suppose many Of your readers believe that horse
fssd s composed Of ground and oats and no doubt
they viii be asonhed when told that ordinarily there is
10 such thing t. be purchased Newark New York as
bag Of pure corn and ard yet such the fact Ny
~ords can be easily verified by sitting the feed through
Sur seve when the fine has passed through the bulls
le will indicate from what it has been made. The compO
sou of most Of the feed brought market cannot be told
by mere inspection Of it on the hand; that which the
dealers sell for pure feed composed of hus with
,sme corn and oats or corn oats and wheat rye
bran These pass for pure No. l articles. Cob feed is
OF every variety from that made from OF corn having
few oats sprnkled in TO that made from cobs with
a. corn few oats. and some Oat bulls. The weight OF
cob In bag of feed is from 20 to 80 lbs The value of
these cob as feed may be inferred from the fact that
hard working horse lOOses flesh rapidly when fed
cusively will any horse eat bat small quantity OF TO-
Mixers ere shy Of feeding cob feed to their own horses
As doctors are said TO be of taking their own pills Med
cine and cob feed intended for the use OF tue simple
ones who don't know any better.
The weight of feed also generally falls greatly short of
what il proessed TO be- containing only about % to 9S
rounds exclusive Of the bag Sellers Of hay act pretty
much on The same scale. / knew bale charged 100
pounds TO weigh 80 and in New York the Weghmaster
will for confederation the load 70 be 200 or 300
pounds beavier than really is have never heard OF
This being done any hay scales here. The weight OF
barrels OF flour is also frequently greatly below what they
are marked According the experience OF dealer IN
the article about ore barrel in every 80 or 40 will no:
weigh exceeding 200 pounds gross showing net loss OF
6 10 Is pounds which s2 per barrel amounts to about
e Instances of barrels falling from five to ten pounds
short are much more numerous. Az OLD MILLER.
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BROOKLY w ITEMS

The CoNsoLunATED ClTIEs The Board Of Comnis
spoined prepre Cfater f the cenEcasted city
finally corcnoed yests7Sy Aranbsr OF amend
red Garter ~ prepared wa uoAa
ttcd Albany
The important ana "a iai
the maze N relation 70 tAs
he 80 on 2l resds olos The Common Coaacu cSA'
the petition citizens aud by v0ts
Of gsCted 30 the Common Cunel i VIII
petitions sereinto0re required o ns es %
ofsch width - the said naon our
Wiihn lae exterior
the his b. ebhshed by sw esti
SUD open street 70 ms 's aver
IN or si N
shall Atlantic
H.,aitou and Wilsnst- or Citon wnirt
Nothing The sewhsre IN th act or IA s
any owner purpose laying street an
thorxsd 10 ad sad opened By this section len aay
hofzed e. lsi1 out shall be ad ont a so
hrdiuE erected within tho mes -
be peril Of the who shall be entitled
the opening saeh street aAi ~
damages 20 the owner OF Ant y reason OF "peAns e
wis tho
ns The section unsnuH Judy afoptet aul
netting bu sppoon he expenses Incurred snce
the board organized
RoBBERIEs-0n Sunday afternoon "a the funeral pro-
on kich ths OF H. T. stevea late lan
Of the Bowey Theate TO Greenwood Cenerv numos
sdventge the lsrse crowd Of p-coIs when
roDbed
had their pockets picked aud nnfnoeE Oh h'aes
entered md variety OF articles stolen thereifon
ArTAcEEp-On Sunday morning. officer Penn, OF the
Third detected. fo~ IN the act 81 breaking open
Onse him the officer wa Niiled
by othe When the three made tner escape
DFan-The German, Weidmestor Who was found in
b 4. residence in Ros s days since In state OF super
from vhch be aroused died on Friday LAST An nV
tisalion o be entered into before the CoIoasr
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The Stock market mi active Oday and prices wers
heavy The principal ea, ire was an indsposson &, ops
rate The whole street appears TO be waiting for later Id
vices from Europe The enency Of the ancies was down
ward while some OF the better class OF stocks were well sus
tanned Eric closed at 7si buyer 60; Nicaragua ss5s
Readidg ~ Hudson River Gsi Cumberland a9I show
ing decline generally Delaware is firm. ard sold at io7t;
Cleveland ard Toledo cold at 95 further advance Cev
lard and Psburg a. of the resulscf being rena.
syyuniaconcern Capitalists ecauousin regard 70 every
thing located in that mob sympathizns Stale sceiges
Southern improved to III New York and New Havenio
Illinois Central 1870 Panama l02. which Is better Nc
New York Central were In demand at better prices of
Illinois Central $4,000 sold a an Improvements
ofI9f cent State and Government Stocks are quiet
In Mining Stocks there is fair business doing and prices
are generally iruer. Gold Hill g. Lehgh Zinc Nerh
Carolina q a3i The Superintendent Of this mne writes
that he took cut copper in the three days pre- voas
TO the date Of his letter We tod the Company havs
500 bbs ore AZ the mine and in transu The bids wore
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THE PEOPLES COLLEGE-NEETI TING AT
SYRACUSE 22d ms z.

n, next quarterly meeting of the Trustees Of the Pee
PIES College will be held at Syracuse on Wednesday FEB
W aship gons birth day. This movement is the grand
which the age has given birth. 1t is the rst move
ntsi for the education Of the MAN ever yet pro
jsc,sl scale justify reasonable anticpa,ons OF
The Association incorporated Last winter shares
are one dollar, Any take many he peases
Each shareholder has vote As fifty thousand
dollars subscribed measures be taken to
on location which In to be setted by the action Of the
sharehoders The object of the institution enable any
nan, of any age lover le, probably to go to school
vhen he learn thing he wishes learno pay
attention to anything eseto so for cay six months In
W or only six months altogether and may DO three
ncoths II be chooses with opportunity to pay his dky
ezponses by his daily labor II is the only project ever yet
proposed Cor the successful promotion OF science
RS and mechanics OF the State As soon as the 81
10 understood stock to the amount OF hundreds II
no sands will be taken for every mechanic In the s@s
very farmer is interested in Il. For its dssemnsh on
OF sctical science win add TO the profit OF their labor
NJ. 1Superinendent Henry s Randall suggests and IRON
the state This the Association viii not on any conditions
whatever consent to receive Ii is to be the People Co
lege and nothing else Ii goes straightforward oy isei
relying on the people end in conflict with nobody INC
meeting Of Syracuse. the fourth Wednesday OF TINS
month will be one OF unusual interest and will doubtless
be attended by many distinguished friends OF improved
education who are not Of the Board Of Trustees.
ALBANY Eipre-
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BpOWEOr Friday Febrasry TO- Loanns Hall W,st,n Young
shts OF John and Dora Brown aged Year, iHi'ns
B0fD-In .h, City the 18th inst sis, Jane BoId
East Tweniv ninth On Thursday DeIt 6h February at
Davies aged 81: OF the late Rev shaxch Da'ie oil S"1'
ne , y &, PIKE t no, o ne o. pA CHURCH.
DAYon Monday Feb Of heat d.ess enna louis, yoans
oeopsiOn Of the lHns' Eliza wife Day In the s 70"
The fsrs. of the family respectfully ,Ig.sd to attend thsii
funeral on Wedssd, lfh T, from 40 ne e., pyi,.S 70
asns IN III. orb Pbr,.r, q. the Of her nohs,
in f.sL GIs,er Co. 7, E.,her Ann Hunt wife Of Dsai'
DsyoD Bs. ,ssd 81 Je. .t1' ,0d y ds, ,.ur, wi.
E5w.Te .on ofths late J5hn Eys.on. aged 20 years
III. 1 t4ef[. Of s b. mS f' No ss @S1.sa 5Soi
FREScHo Mohaay morning l'a inst Alfred son u Richard
AZ fks s,s. and trend invited to ,ttOad the
KIEGsLA On Saturday lth Inst Abigail has'ana 10 'a'
Ts fssia VII Is place today her late residence. No I.
Es.t Eshiss si2P The rssves ana i'shs , .,s
y and D.asl C. AID Ambrose T. hssaaa Az
Der lat Chss sewOn aged . jean son Of C'm0a'f' joan
fPYnouEon sIuSay monius Frederick B. Of c. St.
John seymour ,ssd yssS snd7 noo.a IN
~ s e. che tsa soass
Gay sel ci.hoa ist4'G l1, s. Olive, g.
John f.iet :. Il: ate CsSs John .see "a yss1
sd e s Wsi. sss the s
The Ts., AID Of ne '.y are eIoes from No rs
sIfhsi without further invitation ..-.. IA. ~.
WEBB-On Saturday lltnt MARA AhsSnete WIG Vi NH-s
d Wstb the 18Th year Of her age ~, =.
.,.,pd he unsa further invitation from her late resi-
dsnee 10 Mseoast On Tuesday the ian inst 1"e's
oop-In Grand RspiGs Mich Feb Ellen daughter Of Rrs
som Emily Wood late Of tn. City Of Bsossyn 10 the h
year Of her age ,,,r.
walker Jr printer 10 tie 2lst year Of hs .
Funeral oasy sssd.y 21eoek from bis late f'asns' ~
Sixth st. Greenwood
wAIrEssddeay the l,h last Mr. Georss ws.ts IL tbs
5lr rear sfhs =.
III ends and Of the family respectfully tnv
Ted TO attend funeral Wsdnessy NJ from his late os
cree oae- between Second and inrd
wsIrIY Rzroar OF DEATHS lie Guy Brsyn, fer The rs''
snfls1 FEB. H. lSN =, ..
aAL1s "a FEMALES q ADvLrs "a cHLDszs, 1..rSssl %
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A.,,u,u F,Kr-About II o'clock on Saturday night q
fc broke In Restaurant N ain s.eet WHOM s Dc
s,.,,d The ensres allow in arriving At the spot
AR we suppose the femen exhausted ny The contn
ncps labor of nearly twenty hours and when they did ar
4 the alarm given that far more Destructive COZ
asrra,on raging in Chsrres street IL broke out II
sens In Trcou & Albets hat store. between Custom
be,o and Bion,i and thence communicated to the ef
I, 1syo drug Establishment OF Mr. Daconye-both OF
which with their stock, were destroyed The extensive
importers Of fnnch fancy dry goods, Messrs Richard,
AlFo g. Co the next sufferers little If any thing
berg saved unless in an almost ruined condition. The
elegant ewelry store If Mr. w. Rees & Co. was ap-
par,ny destroyed internally Fortunately the night was
calm or no one tell the amount of property vivian
might have been destroyed in this The most dense
OF Il city and in the midst Of richest furnished stores
VIC have been able 10 learn in reference to the others
but understood the street yesterday that messrs cn
ard Aldge Co insured to the amount OF tsovV'
which will nearly cover their So. -,
At late hour last night dense mass OF vapor wss SUI
r,pg from The ruins Of Duconges drug store-proosoy
cspsed b, the great quantity Of combustoe nud' "nCn
enter into the chemical preparations OF the aPo'n'
new Ol4eans DUO 'o". "
fire occurred in Martinsvie Morgan County. Ind, on
Monday evening 4th inst. Six houses were desIoyeq'
Tho los, Is about &C. GOO but partly insured Inc oul
inrs were occupied by Parks Egbert and 'ss mer'
Giants "a ispe uton. saddlcr; Goldman, Taylor n
Fniey, conectiouer Dfs BLACKSTONE q iioy- an1 ~ "
iufisOD, lawyer. 1he Duhulnes' WIN N"o 'A00I "
ous, were worthless
NIwsPsPERs N NEW HANPsH1RE-There are now up
vnrI Of 40 newspapers published in this state are
mn shed in Rockingham County in STAFFORD, IN BEL
-, in Merrimack 10 in Marlborough. in Cheshire,
~ Sullivan In Grafton / in Coos none in Carroll Pc
.. lily IL ocrac. are Wits, are Free SOIL
jcious are temperance. agricultural and ten
p. T., elaneous.
TnE PRxss OF Misunderstanding to The fndtonapo-
8; on0aol the following numbers and descriptions of
es,pspers 81 published in the State of Indiana viz
Daihts 10 Fri weekiies. 2; semi weekles weekles.
I2i semi monthly /; montblies,6 6. Total, IA.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO INQUIRY

SEVENTH DAY.. .MoSDAr, Feb. 10, 1884.
Major wyse was called to the otand yesterday morning
He was directed superntend the Decentralization OF those
taken on the Kiby and did be testified that from the
cath to the 2sh Dec Col Gates neglected to have the
proper military details made for the sailing OF the ship and
tightening cargo be also failed to take proper interest," IN
the safety of his had he been citizen passenger he
conld not have taken less interest The witness nsanced
vsrons cases of neglect but they of military technology
rather undressing TO the public.
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.N-EW-JERSEY LZ,EIN&.

EDUCATION In the plc schools OF Trenton there are
sbopt oas About one-hd macy others attend prgats
schools
CorS1Y WORK HOUSE The Hudson County Board OF
Chosen Freeholder have ap3oiaied egmmte coastns OF
Nes c. p inter- Vreeand CHAM eTain Banta Morgan foun
oe knspp members Of the Board select suitable ste
WorkB0use for she Couzty which 10
gloy large portion OF thoss sent 10 jail
THE New TERRAcE- Eighteen houses fronting the
Hudson will In the spring, e sid' 10, occnPslon
on he b.pks OF the River iii be conspicuous eice. on
re waters Hudson Not Ices than hundred ana hty
h-usaud lars expended Ia furLhns alone We eHn
there demand for houses ia Hob0fen ahd pt
tsu Mahbsonst 10 advancing with rapid stfdes
tCd We.bs1ken and mountains being brought low that the
ves may exalted We hear 81 improvements In eontenpa
Hghfs; yaOus settlements OF
Union Hill Clarendon GsttenbIy and New are rapidly
snlaTging their borders lh0ooAen Oa]s"e'
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snl.. nr stoekr a. enIln .rlnhia Mnsp,r. Fsb u.

R,rortea for II. Y Tribane Ny Messr. Fay rroaAs
T Eosrt- ss.sso LehEh 10 essh. 81; sS leg Do ri
Cn.y "A sc Cd s4 N3 DO ga Ss5l 50 do. Old
"a, race sasa Cans - IS es $50 Wss, pss d. si~a
% 7ai ~ Heaan- R r. 81 10 Pern X.
} 5 Nofrstowe A. SCI IS do Mi New ofieses DIS csss
~; n Union &c 5o 20 Nes Greek Cod GO, cis ~
s1,o 3 ~ Phlsd TrentoG l&i. o Monis Canal
IS 81. IelisA Nav TS 10 Grsd Bkns bs i5i so d.. -
Fes. ass - Lehish g. 10 SIT 6dsusesrs ",
IS a. -. -. -.
S,onl Hs,i Phia g. %; sle Penn a. ~ 90
40 - 80 Es0o To- So 500 DO 'A 50 ofs JeAish g. 70 s
R.ssirx 81; Penn n 4sl, s. 70, At 100 Norris s1.,
bS les Is Lehigh Nss b. ISL Il sehuy Nav Fret - Nv "'
BarF. kl
= 81 Perm SO 50 Bcuyki Navigation Preferred - ~.
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The Weekly Bank Statement shows {" we anrc'l 'sse
continuance of the expansion movement The Laa',s have
increased about nine hundred thousand dollars h Spscs
two hundred and 6fy thousand doars aud the Lspos'h
chow a decline OF two hundred thousand dollars fhs
figures
81 Specic Ccs'fo.
fs, paak, o. Net Yk 6 he vss 20 slfss-
ID. FEB Saturday feb H. 1854 rhiea scsr ~ s9s
fol OF ,ash Bdak at tAe latter dafei -.
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IMMsssr ATTRACTION - EXTRAORDINARY AND
Wo,nrrrt Frr, or vtrr Tha L7ai a. hnS "a s1l ~
Z b.n h- BE- lees thi1 siE fceniH AaA
eIi tIeSn rsss hsh Here can y 1890 sy a. a.
nattitsns oftiai eciebssied LAID ~ tl'.a ~ - - IN IN
iitle fellow ali that kls stesfs Ns ass ~ =
esDily 10 sisht fesng ssi ipGscd ' go
b. Their pockets has something ~ ma Aisa
hhi',d At the brotd~Ay Nensssrsr IN essoe fien s
srd Ter De- esaes elegant .hc
collection OF living Anz a. Tue Whole esliec "a 20 q
esrae.f.e noirr asrroon and evsnss ~ 40 'S' o'
Tsierraris