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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

i,,Johb S, Million, Dsma reelected,
AMI ohm s; Ctskie, DEM, te:elstted.
l.,Wm. o, Gooae, llelt, reelected,
6o.1'kolntss! foeook, DEM, reelected.
a6uWmJPowelll American gain,
JuWn. Smith, D. and A., teteleeted,
S.t06as5J. Faulkner, Denin reelected,
iot2t Kldssll. peha reelected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

UlSSUL U'FlUN.
TINE firm Of logan, Carr Go, is this dsy dissolved
i by mutual fONseHbG. Va.
Jant iSj6-jaA LOGAN, pARR & Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

Provisions! Provlslons!!
NTAYGEk & 10 ketrtonslantly Oh hind . Iuil supply
Nl OF Meats Vegetables, and all kni III Provisions
AID Plotlee for families aud boats Nuttet and BSGs
fresh clear Ice, SC.
80, 10 Water street formerly OCCURRED as lhe fremont
I'ioa.s will find II TO tIstr advantage iotait.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29
RIVER OPEN

HXtFncts, RINVoring-V4Nlli Lemon, PtaCN, or,
~ range, aid Strawberry warrahed pure, Just Ieeiv,
ed AID i0f sale BY
nlfi3 wM, ], ARMSTRONG.
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800 -
HOTELS.

N1UsEUN HOTEL. q ANN STREET MA. BROAD
yl vay--kyery Thug neat sni nsv Ke0uotny ass
ste.sncrn IL ths motto Furnished BY the lyht
or week a. 70 cents W sfangsrs or permanent dodgers
Par and billiard 81 the hFst elass Oy~n all night
or the Accommodation u TIA patrols.
vJ,IiE sxfTHsOSIAs HOIEE BROADWAY, CDRsER
Il 81 Houston street, on Tho same biocs Nth the Ne.
tropcl,An Hotel and kioio's Garden, aud tso blocs
above tho IT. Nicholas hotel nearly cDrnpl~tsd AMI
oilers "a travellers superior seoommDis tons ia tas
heart o. Broadway in fsnsaist. Jar,sposlu,a 10 the
other trst class houses AMI plscss 81 very
low rates TITO houss has al the sonvtnisn-.s IN yoyas
inelGd ng steam bssas and vii ~ esndurtsd on tho
European plan u lodying rooms ~ ffty o.
day, sceordipg 10 locaon de- AMI meal. Furnished A
ordered Al prices graded 10 suit both III. ~coponcsi
ABd eruAyAgant the quests ordering meals ~ psa.ars
and paying for only rhst 10 ussd Psmilss AMI par.
ties a. vel 40 irdiyidBAIs, VII hnG the rni,hsonsn
veil calculated 10 suit them aud make their bills
lees by ~ least third Than AZ othsr trst cisss
h0tsl. conducted the old system Yog rsst~tAbaHty
ore~r bsa'bs.s comfort and ccoBoiay TIE Smith oesa
shall make lts mars the times and 10 worthy the
psiropsss u the psoris sIDsKf korsAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

CITY TRADE REPORT.

~ - ~ h.
AsHm -sses 26 bbls pots. Prices unchanged
BREpsrcrrs.-Fiour-Them market was steady with
sales 10 the aggregate OF oooa ZOO bbls incadins
Western al as % % 90 and % 62h sl0 62. 70
ira Ohio and DO 90 $40 IS for extra Gene-.s Cana
dian cold pretty freely at s. 70 81 81 TO - in bond
and at 90 Is 80 10 duty paid Included in the sales
] 900 in bond, for export Ia Southern, a fair
busiDes was done at 81 80 10 for to fancy
brands. Wheat was quiet, and quotations to some
tent nominal CorD-The sales footed up about p 900
10000 bushels Including 400 good Southern white at
and Southern yellow at ole Rye Continued dull at
l2bc. l2se Oats were arm far Chicago at 60c a 64c
Rye four-Ihe market was quiet and prices unchanged
Meal dull with sales Of New Jersey at 81 so
Brandy VINE was nominal, at ~ SIC.
Corn sale. Of about "a 900 bags o. 81 Domingo
sold a, &C. About 500 90 bag. ka saa a. ssrS fo
me stock o. - tLis MARKET sas estimated at about
$4,000 bags The stick Of all other kinds was light.
C6rfos The market continued frm with sales on
the tpo OF only 800 400 bales and about 800 ditto In
uansiu, all at full prices.
FEyIGHTs. Hates we're rather slack ,or Europe A.
shippers we're waiting for the receipt Of private letters
by the Africa To Liverpool about 600 8 COO bashe.
q corn were engaged at 5hd 10 bulk 800 bbls 1our,
At J.. %. 100 bob pork at % ID 80 hhi,. ,allow,
at lbs. and soIn. hops at 81 Sd To London 600 bills
-four, at 2. 81. To Bremen 80 hhds tobacco
gagged private terms To the Continent rates
unchanged 10 California there was rather more offer
fsrIr sales Of about 800 bo1e. dry rai.ins wore
made at 5IL and5oo ditto wet dry at o. 20, which
HyxP The market wa. quiet, and quotations nomi.
nal American dressed held at $500 . s225 aud
Dew rot|d ditto Al si5oa sioo. Manila was held ut
l0Sc per 10.
IRoS The msrket vas quiet and sales unimportaut
hoiAss,s.-Ihe sales embraced about 900 bbis New
Orleans prime, ut Csc
NAVAL sroRr.-About 30 Ibbl.. spirits we're sold al
&c cash. Rosn duh atsi 10
OIL nseed sAs NJ Sic, with moderate sales Other
kinds were unchanged
PsoSpioss--Iork was sons hrmsr With sales Of
sc9 eoo be, Q, old mess, At sl2 %. New pors va.
quiet al sls ~ for ness and si3 rs for prime. 2oD
terces city prime mes. sold II sis Cot meats
we're sosd demand with tales u $50 bore. sbst mid
dies deliverable In Baltimore at 7,.c ami about 800
do were supposed 20 have been sol deliverable in Gin
cinns At 7ci all for export 80 bids city cured hams
seic Of &C., and u bhds dry ssltsd shoulder AZ bc
Lsri.-Pr me was rome 6rmsr with salss Of about no
terees, at Toe ana 200 kegs soH at lie. Beefsaks
Of 700 terce- prime mess made at between s25 and
$40 and about 300 country do. AT old prices The fol
lowing table shows the stock 81 pork and beef packing
yards. IN Ns- Yorh and Brootl,n on the lat first
p0Tk H,<f
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON M M A II K Il r.

THURSDAY, Feb. Is p. M.
p At the first board this morning the market was
heavy 30 far a. prices were concerned. Cumber-
land. Nicaragua, Erie and Harlem were quite &C
tive, and the cash transactions were unusually
largo. Cumberland opened at decline Of per
cent, and closed ut decline Of 4 per cent. In
diana SIS fell off per cent; Virginia 6s, 1; Lou
isiana 6's, 4; New York Central Bond, q; Harlem.
i; Reading Railroad, /; Panama Railroad, l. ILL
nois Central Railroad advanced l per cent; Hudson
Railroad, !; Chicago and Rock Island, /; Erie
Bonds, 1875, /. Virginia 6s and Indiana SIS we're
offered In large lots, and the market gave way
under the pressure. The report Of the Harlem Rail-
road Company has created quite sensation In the
street. The community has been prepared for such
developments by the experience Of the past twelve
months and it takes good deal to get up an ex
ciement among outsiders. Sps ,ulators in railroad
stocks are rather sensitive just no " particularly
holders and operators for rise, and such an expose
Is NOT at all calculated to help them much. The
directors OF the Harlem Rsroad Company
those who for years served with Mr.. Schuyler
must feel particularly proud Of their official du
ties They would be valuable menoers Of any board
Of direction and must be sought after for their ad
mirable administrative qualities. Holiers of rail-
road stocks must have their confidence in such In
vestments seriously shaken by the facts presented
In the report Of the Harlem company. Not more
than one-haf of the story about all our railroad
companies has been told. We are doing all in
power TO bring out the true state of things and
have succeeded pretty well thus far, but have
not got through yet. A very large amour.
Of Cumberland stock was pu. on the market to-day,
and 1t was under the circumstances, well sustained
The buyers are strong, and have both confidence
and ability enough to carry good portion Of the
entire capital. There was quite rush to the Offices
of the Erie Railroad Company to day to get money
In exchange for income bonds. About one and
half million Of dollars paid out for the prnci'
pal and interest on those presented. No doubs
many feel much relieved, and will look about for
other investments. It il expected that about half
million moro will be presented for payment.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
SAFES of bonds and stocks were made by Albert H.
Nicolay:-
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The foreign trade Of this port for the month OF
.JsnusTy this year presents very favorable appear
snce. We have made good beginning. With the
exception Of August, the heaviest month for i'm
portatioDs during the year was January, while the
exports, compared with other months, were limited
The United States Trust Company have declared
q semi animal dividend Of three aud ahalf per cent;
the Manhattan Bank, semi annual dividend of four
per cent the Nassau Insurance Company Of Brook
Ign, Q semi annual dividend Of seven per cent; the
Bank OF the Republic, five per cent the Brooklyn
Bank, five per cent, payable on demand.
The United States Treasurer reports the net
amount In the treasury on the 10th Of January a.
twenty-one millions nine hundred and twelve thou
sand seven hundred and six dollsrs.
A correspondent IL DESTROYS Of having the follow.
ing problem solved, and we submit II TO the consi
deraton OF the secretaries OF railroad companies In
this immediate vicinity
II q railroad does large committing business one
end and little Of any kind the other, and its direc
tors being exter sve landowners the line of this latter
end put down the rate Of fare for commater TO
snd OF three years will there DO in the treasury of the
road, and how much in the pockets of the drectorsS
The cash receipts At the Custom House, Philsdel-
pbia, for the month Of January, 1858, amounted to
1897 0l0 25 In January, 1854 $539, 292 76; and In
January, 1855, $s37,437 40. The falling of In
January this year has been 1901 s55.
We antex table sho~iog the present value OF the
bills Of broken and suspended banks Most any
broker In Wall street will give these rates for any
srnount effsred.-
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the British ports on Lake Ontario receive most OF
their foreign manufactures, &c, through the port
OF Oswego, and their value In nearly equal to
shipments Of our own products, &C., to these ports
Most Of the importations into Oswego from the
British ports on the lake are breadstaifs, provi
sions, &c.
Tie report Of the trustees Of the Illinois and Mi
chisan Canal for the year ending Nov. 80, 1854,
gives tie annexed exhibit Of Its affairs. The re-
ceipts for the year 1854 we're 1924 1896 TO- and the
expenditures $3.50 ABB 80, leaving . balance in the
hards Of the trustees on the 30th Of November OF
$2744Os II. The following table shows the sources
Of the receipts and the objects Of the expendi-
tuIes:-
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 4 NAVY SAILORS AND OTrfEgs.-NxsRA PAT
u. promptly p.ld, bosEsy Ans vsrrsn.s ob.Assa,
b1ush' and sad ysnsoas p-crsr-t bsissss, sas k~ys
Of deceased &. 4 sssnss ssilsets4, ss1 al haas u
' 's' - = mwASs Brxyt.
Axsut s-1 lac Psrr~y Q. D. Navy. 81 wall street
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TT r. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPAsY--FvK HAVANA
" and New Orleans On TrdAy, FsefGasy q al
" " fron pier foo, ~ wsrsn street, " By tss
vel knova spd fs,oris s,ssmsbip kArlkk CITY, C>ps
II. Vlndls. Passage can b~ scenn4 Al the snunp.
ohes ffeigh " View Orleans ~ osnts per eghe foot.
shippsrs VIII BE- sopplsd With BLANK bls o. isdlnx az
the form sigrsd ~ the company, kppsos ., thar
efes NO other form sisnd and no bills u aalpr viII
" signed after The loyF - ssGAss For fsghi or pas
asss apply ~ he esss 81 the company. No III West
street, c,fEsf u Warren. " o RDHERTt
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Balance in hands Of treasurer Nov 80 1854 32T i0S
OF this balance Sl5s S45 70, at the date OF this
report, January 1880 deposit in the American Ex
change, New York; SAL 300 o2 in the bank to
cre Of Treasurer applicable TO payment Of Of
interest due July l. 1904 800 l6 time drafts la
American Exchange Bank not matured 30th Noy.m-
ber and the residue is deposit in banks in
Illinois.
The January 1855 dividend declared November 10,
1874 OF interest registered bonds and
curies for the coupons OF January and July 1851 alb
forbed about $50, 600 Of this the State OF Iino,
10 have paid about $4,000, half OF the January
coupon leaving about sl35 900 TO be paid by the board
o. trustees.
The available balance the hands OF the treasurer
the LIST Of January above 1888, 20l 90 and
OF SOS 0l 90 applicable TO the OF 1853 for
renewal Of aqneducts, bridges, and repairs 81 canal
&c., &c The board Of trustees would have ben graft
fled TO have included one more coupon in the dividend
declared for the LIST January 1s4s but ne that would
absorb 900 OF the SOS, 20i 80 hani, AM
there being further income from lands from the
canal until pr May 1850 II was considered iuexpe
dent 10 increase the amount OF DIVIDEND ~ IL would
leave the treasury too nearly exhausted Mt time whsn
funds will be required for renewal Of bridges aqueducts
Ia, &c.
The annexed statement exhibits In detail the secur
ties held In trust at the Banking paytment Alb my
for each banking association and individual banker
and the amour. Ct circulating no.es issued and out
standing on the 30th Of September, 1854 We con-
tinue the list from yesterday
BAxKs oY THE STATE Nyw YoRx-CRcuLAnos ASp
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Receipts-ls54
Notes collected since lee. /, 1858, for lots and
lands sold in 1851, '52 and '53 ....... 1891, $40
Cash received for sales OF lands Ia May 1874 1882
Canal tolls from Dec l. 1855 to Nov 80 1854 Los 32B
Interest on deposits In this American Exchange
Bank, New York 1854. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887
Sales OF stone, timber, rents, &:............. s26
Sales OF oo materials. Observation-Disclosures, 1,2g3
Rents OF water power a. Ottawa aud Lockport 1910
Refunded payment 81 600 900 loan ......... sos
Total receipts for the year ending Nov 80 1854 Sill $50
Balance In hands Of Treasurer Nov 80 1853,
less OF sl24 cover crcdt) in 1858 H7.oA
Total to be accounted for Nov. 80, 1854. - 1924 500
Expenditures-lS54.
canal bonds aud other securities ...... s55s, 1913
Loan OF 81 900 prnc pal aud interest. 2 40i
Maintenance and repairs Of canal aud feeders,
and the punpipg engines .................. 53,2i2
Protection of canal lands, expenses OF counsel
in prosecuting claims, do. sales, do selection
of lands, in 1854. 1852
Canal damage, howage, &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 763
Collection o. tolls &c, to November 80, 1854. 6AD3
Exchange on funds remtted 10 New York.. Isl
Contingent and general xpenses............. 1928
Total expenditures for the year ending Nov.
so, 1854 northumberland. $50 4ss
Total TO be accounted for do. ........... 92ts96
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

YYWk LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STKAOH1U
u Company intend aollng their fAvorts stssmshiee-
CITY oF MAECHEsrkK. z, i2b toas. Capt Wylis.
CITY on BALTIMORE, (Dew)2,b 3s Capt
CITY OF WARRINGTON. do. 4, 100 Capt n LsstsA
<on ADnrmiA.
uTY " kAECHRh1us. Thursday January Is, issS
vkon iIvkkrOoL
uTf on MANCHESTER. Wednesday February II, lBaA.
Saloon so, 80 and sbs, according 70 state room
limited number Of third class passengers vtn 10
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool and foaad -
provisians
From Philadelphia. $40 From Liverpool :. e1A
Parties wishing 70 bring out thsr friends obtAxs
certificates Of passage, and dr~fts Liverpool
OF 81 sterling and upwards Apply 10 SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut stsss PAlAdslphs, asA 40. Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

7 rSlITD STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALEDONIA VIA
u AsIinwal aud IAnAms-C AliforniAns are nformed
(by authority from the Panama Railroad Company ~
the trAnsit al the lsmuA will b. made by railroad fss
"a No rule travel No river bosuns I
On Monday fsb o. At clock r. NJ, from pier foot ~
WsusD street north river will b. dsspseb.d the Ge~t
steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. q. Y Yer, 4. s.. N, -
connect 81 Panama with the new and aapcrsf si.sship
SONORA. spare boat IL Al~ays Kept Al Panama ~
prevent detention Ia o. accident, No freight
eeyed after O'Clock the sailing day Dor pssxs
apply At the oompsnys once, AZ wssg s,rert 10 W.
RAYMOND.
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cLOrnIso, 80.

(,AT ogf CDTHiho-A isaDgE QUANTITY WAIT
- - osnil.tnsn sisb.x w. 1isp.s. a l.fx. e. s.nsli
vsius 10 sgrent mou*r By s4ssasslsx a. esiilsx d,
ghsir koDIsLf, IL Barter street, (ferusriy orsassJ
(NOTHiss ~-lAfgr AND ggsrFxys HAyrs1
~ sknss 70 disya~~ ~, res~sr. . far essh prss
ssb1ins ~ lb~ sk.s ~ Lsnfsas strs~i sea- c&nal -
" sesf ncstvsy st1rss ~ ~st~s sAssus ths v>ss,
v - Soin~. IAdiss ssi~s11l ~ nrs Ces~a,
CAT or Ci0rJnss WANTED -0gSTIrxEs nav.
~ hx any ~N - v~~rns sgFsfst ~ sisre~ ", "
srys - email gsssfitss shsl r~~~vs tss vesy hx~ss
ysss fer ihsnn ~ sppysr - stfr.sa.g rBDxAs u.
osDr, tsi Fssf ssf-<s. s~;vcss Oty Hal gasos go
Centre street
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1856

ct it, session in 1854, In aid Of branch to the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad, to extend from Little
Rock to the Mississippi line.
The agg regate amount of the leading departments
Of banks In Virginia, on the LIST Of Jauuary, 1866,
was Is annexed
BANKS OF VIRGINIA.
Paramount BAN. .ssc 60, Pr pr So al aio Ss
Monticello Bank liz 1878 55,032 Is5. ASS 49, 5s5
Man aFar Blk, wheeling lisoa4 3s AL 10000 2s'oo7
Bank Of Rockingham 2os 2So 63074 24257o 1888
These are small banks, and have principally q
local circulation.
The entire public debt Of Indians, on the LIST Of
November, 1854, according to the official returns
made by the Governor to the Legislature, was as
follows:-
FINANCES or INDIASA-PuTIc DEBT.
Old Coupon Bonds.
Amount outstanding, 9th December, 1853,
Amount since surrendered, i22 bonds at
$1,000 ....................... $4,000
Amount outstanding LIST November, 1854. s70s,ooo
Fire Per Cent State Stock.
Amount issued account Of bonds surren-
dered eth December 1853 ............... s5o5e 900
Amount since issued. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 900
Total issue. s5l2o,ooo
Amount issued 9th December, 1858 ...... s1s7o,le1
.' since issued ..................... 4O,sI2
Total issue. 81 s1l ,oos
fryerTed Ffre f'er Cent Canal Stock.
There Is outstanding Of this stock the
reported lat year, viz ............. so7s, 500
Preferred Fire Per Cent Special Canal Stock.
There is outstanding OF this stock the
reported last year, yn............... sl2le,7s7
Amount issued 9Th December. 1858 500
g since issued Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Total issue. 600
Deferred Fire Per Cent Canal Stock.
Amount issued 9Th December, 1858 s2s4, ss2
&c since issued. Observation-Disclosures. 40,s12
Total issue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $335,775
Total foreign debt. ''''''.'. .S14 sol, 5ls
nm S-lA
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II IhPAToIi LINE ron SAN FRAsCisDo --THr NV
IL and elegant hrst class A, J eApier sLip SAMUEL
WILLIS, spiosr master, IL osdlng At per NO ~
hast river and having the great buIa Of her cargo
gagged, sill have the usual dispatch 81 ihs Line ship
PETS 10 Fan Francisco are particularly requested 10 visit
the samuel wIls,s and Judge Themselves ~ her sap~
ror sailing qualities shs beng OF Ia. sLArp@st sh %
loading for the above port For ts bAlsnss Of hss
ANAL capacity disenEagtd apply 10
SUTTON X 90, ~ Wall strs~t.
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NrEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA slEAMHup IISE,

NEw YORK And CALIFORNIA r1EAMqup LINE,
IN via SicaraguA The Acc.ssory Trapst Corlpssy ~
Nicaragua Trolretofs The spl"adid h9ubs- sngiss
sissnAhp sTAk % TiiE WEsT, 1000 tons burthss,
Capt Turner ~il have from per No 81 North river 81
oeloct !. n Tor FuEis Arenas on Monday, Teb. Ia,
eonpeetips Nth the cOFlTfs 900 tons barthsn
the MARCUS Trsps, route having but tvsr. miles az
lhId uAnsportstioa ~ Drs class carriages several
Bsv and s-n iron steamboats, have lately be~a pu,
the rlysf and lAse Which sborifns the tns tbs
transit from eessb 10 These steamers unsur
Ja,ssd 10 their ventilation and accommodations. fos
Information " pssssgs, apply only 10
tHAh MORGAN, Agent No. Bowling Green.
Litter bags mad. W a. III. oacs. Letters ~ cents
Ter hall ounes.
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~ PJRsuAScr ~ ~ OatTg ~ TW stI1gD.
i gsss a. tho Cogpi1 n ssv Toft satiss u hsf~ty
slvsb 70 az r-rtpns hkfiEg ia Grainst Iohn l. ~
ss6r->kan lst@& ths siY u Nsw Tsrs, sssfvAAst 40
csss~d " rcd The vtte rpsxssrs ta~fe9' -
its s1h.<yib -r Fks oAr~ NJ Oh Chsue~gs sss~s, IN
N. ey ~ NYw Yort, b~,e~- - gssh isy ~ Jaiy
cert Ds.d NJ. Isss thr asa ssy n Jsns.,y, lass.
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CsnJ.
Canal Bank, Cleveland Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 95
City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio. INSTRUMENTATION. 95
Bank of Ctrci-vle Ohio 20
Merchants Bank OF Brdge'on " J................ 75
wheat Growers Bank, Newton ". J............... rs
Government Stock Bank. Ann Arbor Mich ........ so
Bank OF Wsshtenaw Michigan. .................... rs
krie and Kslams roo Railroad Bank Michigan IS
Farmers ana Mechanics Bank OF Kent county, ND so
Newport safety Fund Bank Kentucky ............
'Ffmonts ~
scochituate Bank Boston, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Eighth Avenue Bank New York city .............. %
lewis County Bank, hartinsburg ~ Y............ 10
Union Back Chicago, Illinois ................... Is
City Bank, Chicago, Ipo,. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Neehanies and Farmers Bank, Spring aeld Illinois IS
Farmers Bank Chicago, Illinois .............. rs
ShipbuiIders bank, Maine. Observation-Disclosures.
Trans Alsgbsny Bank, Virginia ................ 50
Bank Of Milford, Della ~are ...................,..
Exchange Bank Of s-idsn wGthers Co Washington 80
The Legislature Of Arkansas has turned over 70
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Compsay the
covers meni LANDS which were granted b. Congress
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IN TrIE CorgT ~ COMMON PLEAS ron TIP err
y and oonnsy ~ ser rogt-Tl0fns. e. Dsr.st AMI
Hsnry g. Crsps Asfgufss ~ Gsosss r ROanasn aga nss
Jotn " brimsr tBt Nsfy k'irs, b vifssa ssons--
Dor Lsiisf ftora rss srTysa Ito ~. G@fsadss al.
You Afs hereby ssrstaonse ,v aired W A.s..r H..
enFs Of ~ tkts agtioB vfsh ni.g she osne~ Of
ns Clers - she tosrt II 1fnne.s n~as snt 81 ths
ETY. snA count, q Nss YEN AZ be ores 10 ssli eity
ths 18th a. q Jabsa,y A. q. 1888 ss1 " ssfv.
eaFy ~ y0uf - tAs ssN sOwtlsist 90 tks Sob
s'i%r ~ ~ cts No ~ thsrhgrs street, Il 81. ssA
eiy xtikin tvsn;y csys aftsF ssfvs@ - ass sgsn
sors 90 you sttasfrs ~ The dsy ~ earn t~-rie. E.i
ou sf ~ snsvsf ~. ssld Iialss .gihis -. uss
ssssssM ihs glarstas 10 ths action 80 syVy 70 iAs
eo1rt fot The fs.sf ee,ranSss IL 80 sosatlssat
DIANE beKAHOs, HslhtlFs k,tgrssy,
~ Chxasbsts ssrs4l
ps.ss x.v Yea Jassa-, rs isl
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I.NOR IOSDOh .-THE PACKET sIiiP LIyEgPoOt,
Il Capt y hearnsy, will sail on FRIDAY, heb, 2 fo
passage N hrrt or second cabin, apply 10 THOMAS q.
bOtHE - South street
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20 per 100 ~.
stoth-lhe marie for Nsr orieans more aetiys,
and about $50 bhd. were s-d FOR r.eoiny AMI b rs.
tfMs AZ 4He a4ac "a &C., With PRIME l0stbg
ios Al - The stock 10 ths tbsrset vas estimated 81
stoui 100 hhSs sbd ~ 0o5 hoGAs .RsInsi So hh3s
sss' ht.s, 90 bags Brazil Asa 80 10 kAala On to
lst ~ February Isf4
Ibft1ws-Ihs market vas duii and pyrrnA 81 i2.e
T0nIcoo.-Ths nartst can,inge.t ~, - s'.au
,s'. IT, y. % nr iaht rye, ihs sioes q iofrtsn
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n NE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srAID
- Man stoamern.-Ihs ships composing tbs Linz are

For freight or PasshRe apply 70
EDw'Dk. COLLINS, No. 6owal street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD co, II Austin Friars, Loadsu.
u. @. WAINWRIGHT co., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER HAyre
The Of these ships will no, be accountable fos
gold silver, bullion, specie jewclry, precious stones
metals unless bills Of lAdng aligned therefor, soA
III. value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of this nns
cannot carry any goois contrsbAnd OF war.