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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-11-24

DOCTOR HOOFLAED's
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. C. N. JACKSON PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL RFsECTUALLY cURE
- LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEPsIA. JAgEDIcE. :
Caronio or Nervous De5Ity Diseases of tie Aseeys and
~ diseases arising from Disorasres
[issr or !ToaLaeI:
Such
as Cons1ps-
tion Inward Plies.
Fulluess, or Blood to the
Head AcidY @. the Stomach,
Nausss, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Funess or weight N The Stomach Sour
EruciatiOns. Sinking, or Eiuitering st The Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing FutteFing the Heart Cho4k
ing Suocating Sensations lying posture. Dim
ness Of Vision, Dots Vets before the sight. Fever
and Duh Pam in the Head, DeGcsncy OF fe:sp..
ration, lei!owness of the Skin and EYss,
Pain in the SIDE. Back Chest. Limbs,
a., &c, Sudden Pushes pf
Heat burning 10 the FLESH,
Constant iinaaTni1SS
81 Eyi and great
depreSsiCnU u
SpIits.
The proprietor ~ calling attention Of shs public
this preparation does with sosA Of the uIEus.
ddence in i;s virtues aud adaptation tie diseases f
IL Is no and uutried sr;ioe bat tbat has stood
the test Of years trial before Tie AIaeTjcu sUps
and its reputation and sale uurvaie By ahy suIsFpre
paIiiens p1ant Iha lesnGay It's tATor gwen o. the
most prominent and veil Physicians ard Iadisc
uals, all paEts CT tlS country, 10 iLelse. he OiNa
ing from your S4to is respectfully submitted
ing any one who may still dOE5, n Aeucrbiha
er Practical Rsfsgt Book, for farmers ami E.Lalies
bO bad gratis OF ell the AgeDts for tls tisguor BeEs
PuDci al O6e5 and Mandatory, 10 Aych ~ shtls4s
phis, Ps.
TESTIMONY From TESNkSSEE.
Dr. Il ScsRsoRoUsa, Dover, Ieuasss.- AUZas, 50
1885, s1ys: Esve sold Jl lie German Eis;ero Sav
sent me- and ii the pTop--aiign eouuGy> 60 nIe
GOOD Y d'1 L CG C. tic Jsss al-JcJ.,e
RsTs."
l. cDazAss Sparta, Tsunessss Angus - 1855 s:sy.
e am pleased 70 stale suat yOGT German 81 has 1gr
satisfaction 10 every instance Vaere 1t has been u-ed"
h. T. uoLLrs BiilsborDugh lenuesse August ~, I5ys
says: pleased Stale Ii3t tne German G.ticTs Eg
gwen general Satisfaction
Dr. 2 FARO Bao, knoxville, TeuvCsscs, stu Apr1I
ISjI said: Your Biters selling yrf7 fast suo
esery person that has used it. 20 Tar bave been G5
To learn, has been benefited
J. W. FRANKLIN Co, Gallaiin Tennessee, December
60 1880 said: TIE frn w more OF your Bt
sOOn Of the partners thinks J great Ined
cine"
H. 3 HszpY, Bolivar, Gennsssee September Is, 1852
sSd There great demand tor yOuT Bters here please
send another lot sJon."
~ Thsv are entirely Fe7etable free from ol injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, auj pres
trUIe it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers ev
erywhere.
.g- Sold in Nashville BY Berry 4 Demoyis, Brown d
Grub5s Ewin Brothers, Il. G. Scove and dealers in med
cine generally. 1mchI0'55-d&wl7
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SOUTHERN ROUTE-RATES Reduced
ROM the 18th inst. TO the ist of June the Rates of
: Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery Boots, Shoes and Hats, Bottled
Camphne and Spirits Turpentine, casks and barrels
Csrpeting.
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases. Clocks
in boxes and bales
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at owners
risk"
Oysters IN and jars, saddley Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, per 100 lbs. 81 05
Hardware, "excePt Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Cordage, Tobacco,
in bo<ss, Carriage Springs and Axes, Leather, in rolls
and boxes, Oils IN barrels casks Crockey and Queens.
ware in crates and casks Rice, Znc Whiting Plaster Of
Paris, &c. per 100 lbs. 80 95
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano For.es, Carriages boxed and
other light articles, not enumerated Also, Carboys OF
Acids VIII be taken at actual weight, but charged double
Jst class rates per 100 lbs. 81 20
All articles not enumerated to be charged at Of
analogous articles.
the lsl Of June to the 1st of December, they will
be charged as follows:
"a do do do do ............ 90
Special rates, do do ....... 40
this the cheapest well the most expeditions route
Ereghts from New York ard Philadelphia to Charleston
and Savannah, ranges from to y cents per cubic foot
according TO class and character Of vessels.
AS the Railroad Companies al Charleston and Savan.
nah have discontinued tho Receiving and Forwarding of
Merchandise 1t will be necessary toconsgn to Commission
Merchants ~ those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
rates. Il. l. ANDERSON Supt N. h. err
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NosbPmenta auued to the above rates unless each and
every package has the of hs Depot ofdeliTeTy aud
thsIntsIs \. & c. r. r. plainly marked upon it.
Nashville, Jan. lit H.LA.
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WILL offer for sale 10 the highest bidder all the psrs
able property Of NJ c. SlaVeu deceased consisting OF
Clothes, Tsilors Tools aud SAFE &c for Casa az
the Court House in Nashville, Saturday. "a inst.
novl5-dl0t JESSE COLLINS, Exr.
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TO DEALERS rs OiL CLOTHS.
THE undersigned beng largely engaged IN InaHuaeiur
rC oil Cloths b. rgde arrangements 70 sell his
manuacured goods The is complete, the
quantity unsurpassed and the prices st which hs If
lord Ia sell, cannot fail 10 gre satisfaction
His stock consists Of
Floor Oil Cloths,
From 70 Is feet wide-Bew paltcTas Oaks Tapestry,
Marble and Tiles
Carriage Top Oil Cloths
On Ducks, Drills aud MushH, ensr1eed and plain surface
Table OH Cloths,
10 64 wide in iae piece and pattern sup2rOr 10 the i'm
ported.
Stair DTuggst Oil Cloths, Stc.
Warehouse ~ Arch ~ below Third Pniladephia, Pa
THOMAS POTTER,
aup = d6ni. Manufacturer.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY notify all persons indebted to H. c. Siaveu
deceased Iae OF the county OF Davidson and State Of
Tennessee to forward and make payment and those
having claims lns the Estate m present them anthem
cated as the law directs they viii be forever barred.
novl5-wtja, Sc JESSE COLLINS, Exs'F.
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GIFICE o THR MARYLAND CoN:oLpATED LoTrgRIEs,g
RLITIannE. LILY Ist. la6S.

GETICE MAINLAND CoN:oLIpATED LoTrgRIEs,g
BLLTINoBE, JULY lst, 1855.
Al TIcEETs CERTIFIcATEs PAcKAGEs OF TIcSETs,
Ir TIA LorrEEIEs AUTHORIZED STATE o. NaFYLAED
GENEE.L AGETT CoHTRAcToR, And AHr OTHEEs
FRAUDS.
Owing applications from all parts OF the
country, the management viii give thtr attention
ing Of odeaf0r Tickets Cerldcato, 10 the Maryland
lotteries.
PeT.ons distance may confidently rely upon having
leir orders for Tickets promptly hed and the atcest con
=GrHce observed.
These Lotteries arc drawn daily putHc City Of
Baltimore under the superintendent o the State Lottery
Commissioned Heavy Bonds given 10 the State
rtiy tie payment all Prizes The prices Whole
Tickets are from 81 20 s"o. Half and Quarter Tickets il
proportion.
There ere never less than e3g0O PRICES any Lottery,
which Plies vary in amount from 81 IL sl00OO0 according
When price Tickets 81 the highest Prize about s5ee5
lU.Uu0
; 2OOUG
tsIU 10000
"aO 7dOUJ
Hh numerous Prizes OOO co. $1,000, S5G0, SlOJ,
ssc Persons remit any amount, IRON 81 up
wards, they sh 10 invest receipt OF which for
ward It's value in Tickets in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser, be designated, then some Lottery tbat
be after the buyer has the ket m his posses
sion An Official Scheme Of the Lottery will be ;h ali
ordered carefully sealed ordinary envelope,
day Lottery drawn the Official Drawing will
uaseL; together with written Explanation Of the result o!
daily papers Of the City o! Baltimore, and IA tue Daily
NBtional lntsiigenceT, u. {.
Circular containing all the Schemes will be sent
one by addressing the undersigned,
Address orders for Tickets F. K. Brennan,
uly2i, is55-Iy No Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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NUNhY l5AGS.-l0o bales ~ best gunny bags
" Just received and for sale BY
sept2 ". q, GORDON & CO.
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MEDICAL.
PnRE DRuGS AND CHEMI

PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
n LARGE invoice Of Diugs, hemlcas Oils, -
NJ Paints Dye Stuff, instruments Perumery FancJ -
r. Goods. Brushes &c. just received and Tor sale ID
al al small advance upon Eastern eest, by
A. STRETCH,
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E. = y RKEE,

IS9 WATER SHEET, NEW YORH,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer and Dealsrip
CREAM TARTAR, Sup Carh. Soda, Sal Soda CASTLE
~ Soap, Black Lead, British Lustre Ref'd Pearlash
salerarus, Cooking Extracts hatchas-"aK & Wodo.
tecn4
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VALUABLE PROF ERTY FuR Sale.

FOH IA
THE undersigned wishes to sell his land interest in
i Jackson county, Ala Iconsists follows Rttweeu
l9 or 1000 of land. Seven hundred of which i5
rich cove and Creek Bottom land; 500 Of which is
cleared and under fence The balance bench and
tain land heavily timbsred with Cedar Poplar Ash Beech
Gum and Oak
There is on the premises steam mill which is
pabe OF cutting 5000 feet of lumber per day conveniently
lOcsted to the TIMBER The land s finely adapted TO the
growth of Blue Grass Clover and Meadows Corn Cotton
and Wheat
The above property is located los miles from Nashville
and within mile of the n G. +. *, where there is
depot within five miles Of the junction Of the ". G. H. k
and the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
TREAS-The above land and mill will be sold olOWS
Part cash, the balance g. $ and years. with Interest
there are about 25 head Of mules and mares; aO 40
so bead OF CATTLE and barrels Of Corn and Cats
that can be bought by the purchaser.
The Mill Will pay for the whole property before the
money is due. Applyto
WM J BASS, on The premises, or,
ANDERSON'S 7. o., Tenn.
novlQ-wtJl. LlNDSLEl 4 CR0CkETT Nashville.
80 Louisville journal and Nashville Itus Ehi2
copy in weekly paper until January J. snd send account
IN This office
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER RILLARD,

MANUFACTURER, No AZ, Chatham Street New-Ycrk
S UCCESSORto PETER and GEORGE LoRILLARD oilers
- for sale all kin Of Snuff and Tobacco general
For particulars, Price C-eHt be obtained by ad
dressing above This Establishment is of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb 14-1v.
0C PIECE superior India Mating sale e1lra cbeap
ZO at No. 16 Public Square
oct25 TBURSTON h BERNARD
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WHEAT CORN. OATS. FLouR.
per bG. per bu. per bu. per Dbl.
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DIED.

BILLlNGE-on Monday, Dec. 5, JAMES BILLINGE. .,.s
81 yearh - 'Ns~~
The relatives and ends Of the family are r,s,es,fn ,a
70 attend the funeral from his re.isenss M sisS
avenue. OF oclocx p m, on Tse,d.y the an Dasembs
inst, without further notice
CoLEs-on Monday Dee. 5, MARY PERRY a.,,,,., 81,
each y. and Sarah A. Coles, sged months. "
The enis OF Der .my and u her grandfather Thomas Coles
are nved 70 attend the farera on Wednesday 5h ins
O'Clock D M from the res5ence o. hsr Pafents No i Fat
Broadway.
HEMPsrEAD-ln WiIsmsbursh, Long Iaand' On Sunday,
pee 2 John HENPsTEAD, sged years
His - mains were ShodAck N f for i1ertnent
LELAND-on Saturday evsnns Dec OF the scar.
let fever LITTLE BENNiE youngest son oil hsrg' and
Mary J. Leland, sged years ard months
Boston and New Hampshire pspsrs please non'e'
MARriNEAt White Plains Tbursday, Nov ~ seddsay
With disease Of the heart ALEXANDER A son Of AnthonJ
Marine, aged yeaa
h0okE-on "Wednesday, Dec. p, JOHN c. MOORE. al
Disision avenue, Brooklyn aged years
TIE Fenokns we're ineea Is Of the Eveeens
sPIEs-on Sandy Dec. 2 SARAH BUDD infant daaghtel
Of tohn n. and Pooe Il Spies
The friends nyd attend
the funeral ink serhoon AZ o'clock, from No 2O4 Pearl
street. Brookyn.
wELCH-Op Sunday morning: NOy.2 FRANCES wife Of
Btnry X W. Weeb, eco. Of that place and asqrier OF
Nhssscey 4 G0Styjeh, D. d., Of New'Hsvsn.
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Arrived.

us steamship Back WARRIOR Buoih New. Orleans via
Havana 2sth uL mdIe and pass to LvnsHon Crocheroa
l. co.
L. NJ steamship Rosnoie, Skinner, Norfolk and fetert
burg, mdse. to Ludlsm Plaasants
Seb Sabine. Powers Antsus 10 d. old iron Nc % m 'sr
Scbr Ann D.. Oliver Georgetown, flour to Mott Bedell.
schr Baltimore Sasht, Baltimore, wheat 70 Mailer
Lord.
Schr Exec sor. usstrset. Virginia
schr Marine Powell, Wilmington naval stores to 4. 5.
Powell
schr Nebrssks, Phladephis.
SIoop America Sturses Providence.
Propeller Uncss, Bates, Hartford.
Propeller Csedopis Baker, Portland, mdse. to j. Riley
sAIIFD-SteamshipC recent City Gray for New Orleans
and Havana shps John Rutedgs Kelly for Liverpoo Wm
Tell Fur OK. for Hsvre Vicksburs, Cefin tr New oesn~
BELOw-One ship south OF the Highlands (By Tell
WIND-Sunrse, S. w. Sunset. s. w.
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Whaler1

Ar ct San grsDcixo 8lh ut, ship Charles Carra Huat
insdop 4 New London Ocbosk Sss with $50 bb oil and
1900 lb- hone and reports that -hAis IN the Bay had
beer very du The ics not yias left until 18Th Of August
The bales wild and vs small The wes.hss had
rieusea te.yy Eae the 4h July Heard fon Ags TO-
80 E.,rsss1 ~ sSo IT, h.ts cn,,, Pscsst 83r.
oeD, do wis Phip st sssor Greouport WIS sota'
ships Cbins Bedford $50 bbls Nassau Ndrdocf
DO IrObss; bark Harvest, Spencer fsirh.vsn vh. Re
beees Sims Gsvsi New Bedfor6 $50 Ibis EupsrsssI hn
do $50 bills On AFRO, Tucker d. wis Urea rii E.l,
do bbs Mary Gsrdner Lexen Hsfbor 100 Dbl. ~
ship IohD Wells Bessie New sesfrd, ~n 'ndisn. Loos,
New 0r DON coo bsrks Venice. Letsr 10, Wis
Delaware Holman, do 900 bbls; ships shehsls, Gsen,
Cold sprirg hs Roman, Bi:ssmer New sedflrd vht
Cro M.f-spoett 50 bblai SHIPS Brunswick, Bu,lsr Dsrt
Dc1ih $50 bblsi FraraBn Riennsni 800 bba Ths above
vessels v-t. Al, ef by The Charles Carroll In sh,nsy Rsy
Capt Richmond Of .hip franklin reports japan whale
- having done well
Heard froa Bay, AUG IS ships Carolina rsy
New Bedfoid wbs Vile de Renus, Hsvre vhs Mont
rr.l Grsy Nee Bedford Wis., Junus, Andrew DO sha
de- Wks.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........
Cleared

Steamship Crescent City. Gray. HavArs and New'odesn'
NJ O. Roberts
ships-J Rptl.dse Kelly, Liverpool Rowland Riigwsy;
Vet,iurR Coffin New lesns w n Nelson Son; M,nhit
ten Dxon Liverpool c. Il. M.rUal Co LOchiovar, Nor
,op 1pt1ero L.ytn Ryssoo & Hubut; Abbott Lawrence
Davis Fs!uootb, Ehep Caldwell.
Ba-ls-J. NJ. Morales Brown, Havana smrse' g. Go
Gle r.. ro, e T. j. Peter; l..bes toa, Paterson
Lopo,n h. Moulton; Peri, Daniel, Lisbon m.er =,
wh.s ock NJ. Lowell, Hunt ey Goos,ve., TnouP'n au 4
sebooper.-s Burton, Cnsse, L.Rulyra. II. Underwpo;
A. beces Wogom, City Point; MIST De'sosssT 1olk Stur
%, Ceumsn; Sstssnsn Wicts sx,ndrs Abbot Do xe
Co; Telegraph r. sit Lsvsecs, Nc 1resdv, Not Coz r.
ssefy Jackson Charleston, acCrss5y, Mot& Go Eater
ni,e Dalton Ne.gsven MASTER M4nhssett Brown, Savan-
p.h Scranton Tallmsnn; Geo. Luh Lines, Richnoud j. s.
Etri Imogene Rusge,, Mobile. Lane. Veg. Co em,r'
Ala Smith Wi mir ston Foster Nickeron Sarah Elisabeth
smith New Haven mast.r Fanny, Spencer. Pnia e Phs
Hand; Lsrt Cooper Barbados &c Thompson duat+r; Z.
slsde Bs,es Alexandra Van Brunt sasht Planet Banks
Halifax d. r. de Wolf.
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Markets. Reported by Tsl,1roph.

ALBANY Dec. Sra p MgLous msrkst dull and active.
n GRAIN nothing Of moment doirs RYs-ssss 500 bash
81 D. WHISKY, fl:. Receipts BY Canals tsdsy-2 0l0 Do
Pour ass bush Corn, 2c25 do. Bailey $50 do. osu S7o
CO. Wbest-
CHARLESTON Dec S-Corros-S,les today Of 80 bLss;
pfees have declined L. receipt Of the Alxes
We quote good Kidding al 9! d9l:.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov SoThe sales OF CorroS to-day were
$500 bales and for The week 20 eco bales The receipts the
week 0o0 sgns "a Coo eorrssooudir w.ek at yss
stock on hand 2s0O bse ses Of CoTrEE durrs the
ss Gro b.r, AZ he PRIME. stock IS 90 Sterling
EXCHANGE is quoted at eiG7i 2 cent. SsEIeHTs are
settled. - -,
.sss ,o1.y foot 10 only eco bales at decline OF (:
FLOUR 80 IS WHISKY 45e. steiieg EXCHANGE u 2 cen!
premium.
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Philadelphia Markets MONDAY. Dec.

Ther- lood demand for QUEkcirEoS BARK at the sd
noted ~ S.tIs., and h Their sales Of No hsye 'een
med. RS 3 The demand fsE CoTroS quite lin ted
and pces favor buyers The FLoUx market ia.eve to-day
tbre bsins te desad and hipptns ors Ns
offered Of ~ y Boz without finding 5uYers SO % H.
g. Tbous, sod snu'dsy SO IS and 500 Dbl. extra
emily toisy 81 O. There STEADY iemand f,r hlms COG
pnn fom 10 80 20 I'll FOR and fancy brands
Rye FLous s,sa 80 20 and CoES M.AL q; - bbL
bat SALES Of TIE former Fave been sales bo
tfihe 81. The demand for WHEAT has flen of and
prices are barely msnsined sses Ct loo tshes goo. and
prime Southern and PsEssylval.s red a 81 lssS: %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04

We bear tha. the train by which the passengers for
III. George Law pissed from Pansma to AsoiawalI
Welded the Railroad Company revenue OF $4,000,
the extra bsggsge alone being $500. The smOuat
of express feight also was large.
Bo,ton paper states tina the Northboro' Bank has
suspended payment.
Mr.. Muller will cell at auction to morrow (wedne''
dsy rights to subscribe ct par TO As shares of the
stock Of the Gslepa and Chicago Railroad.
The Message of Gov. Adams OF South Ca olina gives
the public debt Of the State M follows;
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Receipts OF Prod ice

p, u8soa Rrey Railroad for tte reek ending Sos -5s6
head Cs-s, Caves 10 Sheep 24ss hs.d Maron d'r,e.
$50 Hog. live II Hog. dresed pigs Beef 30 ok But
tsy Cheese 40 buso Osts 80 do Corn, 57 do Pots
toes SO Bean. snd Peas 50 bbs Flour solt gallons MIX
IS TINS marble If2 bbls Apples. .iO0liye Turkeys
nv he N.yh Rirsr Boo-Sg So bbA Flour. 60 do Ashes
So 30 wh'ny .lc7o pks' PFOyi'oes TS bash "ssn'
Bv Ell, RaIroads $50 bb Flour ss6 pkss Whisky sl5 do
Pow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04

bu,hsl me pcsrer ga and so bshes inferior and s9Se
white s?df7?a There very little RYs onenns' ~
bushels Western sod 81 IS CoRs seonuss TO come ,o
vsd slswy; sales Of yellow A. 7oGeos erDs aI w
nes., and ole 81 o. oars IN k~i'e6 demand LvV
bushels Trim. PennsyvtBi. sold a. Nc bushei AID 1p
bu'h.s Delaware 4 CoTFsr and Sugar are IN Eoof de-
nsne win upward tendency In prices pHsKY l. lower
.es Of 800 bbs Esston 4oci Prison at +le- and hhs' at
AdNc.
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coIJRr cALFNpAR-rrIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. $50 M 7s9, $780, 1877, SOC,
ZIG s25 s2 ss $751; sS5 sS7 8Ss s42 7Os 7O9 no III
ne s2l 79a s4S, s SO s 49, $40 2s 67e ISL 40, SOS,
5e7, SIT, laS sc, Az, 81 z3a
CoMNoS PLEAs-Pat Mos. $50 1870, 1910,
I2 1916 1877 1884, S to 1915 Part H-Nos 577, 1856, 1884,
7s4 Ss9 1886 1880 1890 u.s. ia5 1859 lsS 1901 1906 1906
l2so
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 49, 1879, $40, 81, 224, 81,
go, Ss5 Ill., n, IS, 1855 56f as TO IA, incu.ive
SUPREME COURr-Spectai Ierm-Nos. l46, l6 to
81 inclusive. DenurfeiG.
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rregul.rity Of the system by which the banks make

iregulsrity Of the system by which the banks make
up their returns during the week embracing q
holiday. The loans sho. an expansion Of about
5000, 900, and The circulation small increase. The
largest amount has been in the Mechanics which has
received a large amount Of city funds from taxes
The comparison with the previous week is as follows;
Lo.ps and Ds. Specie. Circulation. DePe', ,t
Nov A.... ss2 Sl2 400 sil,7l52ss " 79 81 eItn2,S
Dec. l....... $685. l ll,T1S 794l,64 s7''"
Increase &245l9 e62,eT e4S@sS
Decrease. fSS, lc1
Tie movements for the last seventeen weeks nave
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BIRTHS.

eALTER-At San joan Del Norte on Wednesday Oct 10,
Mn FRANCIS sALTER. Of daughter.
sfRAITON- On Sunday Dec at his residence In Ssckstt
street, Brooklyn the wife Of JOHN STRAlrON, ESQ., Of
dsuShier, sllboTn.
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MARRIED.,

noIEk-CLEhENTs-AtsL Clements Casrch on Wedues-
cay nov -, BY the Rev. Mr.. .EAtoo, FRANC b HUrEN
1MsChiRLorrE A. CLEMENTS, bO.b of this city.
kNfLEN.HkMNA-O On Thursday Nov. q, BIZ the Rev Mr.
IN est, M reiLLlP Nj RNlfFEN OF Yonkers TO Mss
S. NJ youngest daughter Of WIN. Henns esq. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04
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The Governor says:
"To the above cum Of 81 2s7, l56 % must be added
$500 0O0 the amount of State subscription YET 70 %
called for 70 the Blue Ridge Rxilrosd Company. This
will give us in priocpal 80 Os7 80 g. aud an annual
interest of sl72 40 6l Ii 20 this is adde the SUN OF
- 600 OOO the amount o. bonds of said Company %
be iLeorsed by the State bearing : y cent interes
the entire debt Of the Sts'e may be sat dow at 81
Os7 ls6 %, with an annual Interest of s242 40 oil
When this sum is increased, es II most probably Will
be- ~ another million for the com lehon Of tue Stie
Capitol ths whole deb 1i be - Oe7 ,l5o ~ win an
annual interest of 5000, 476 81.
Gas The gross profits of the ba1k for the ast year
were only 1913 $50 90 il s apparent thai unless these
sre largely increased for the future, larse portion of
this interest must fall the otste Treasury, AMI be
mel by an Increase of our annual taxes. 10 view OF
this exhibit think it must be admitted that have
made sufficsn. progress in the way of getting into
debt to Justify at least a temporary pause. fod will
certainly offend the paying portion of your con-
stiiuens by decting 10 EN- ssrk 10 any new prolec
recurring new loans TO ary considerable amount
din enuutratipg the items Of the public deb.
have omitted 81 051 420 90, the amount OF surplus
uno deposited by act of Congress, because have no
apprehension that tne State will ever be called upon
topaz 1t. n.,tr. H..
consist Of stock in her various railro us aud the
surplus Assets OF The bank. The nominal value OF
these stocks il 81 542 30O their present value in ms-
ket is S77l ,l50.
" The sur9lus mesns Of the State II ths bank over
its liabilities. s 50 922 800 o.
from The Cumberland Miasrf Journal, Not. 81.
From the Ffostburg region, over toe Cumberland
ard Pennsylvania Railroad, for the week ending ss.
urdsy Nov. "a, 1864 tuns were transported. ga?
of IBIS amount shipped 10 causl AID to railroad
4l2 tuns.
over the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com snys
Rsilrosd for the came period lj2 10 were shipped
e674O3 tuns left this place by railroad and AIS %
,u,s via canal. The to,al amount shippei by this
company for the year since the let OF January lat is
1s292O15.
From the Georges Creek Coal snd Iron Conpanys
Mines ,O37 % tuns shi 1ped ever their railroad
to market for the same period. The total am2dnt
shipped by bs company for the year since the Is. OF
Janusry las. is zoe O46 10 TUGS. l950Oi tuns were
dispatched from the Hampshire Coal aud Iron Com
psny's miDes. TIE total amount ior the year is
56,lll. o. tuus.
There were "a boats descended the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal during the PERIOD CARY ing ,499 %
tups of coal and l76. - tuns of coke.