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A FFW piFcFE, very handentn" fr'peHng,
II just received from Philadelphia Auctions,
~ sale very law ~ the
ncvlh Philadelphia Cheap Stare
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CONSTANTLY on HAND

A LARGO. and varied assortment #
IN Wines, Liquors, Segats, EFT for sale
cheap ~,
nsvie EDWARD B0gEl,
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rrRF HnRAF spr1tpr Solder, nfatier'z Solder
| Pure BlEek Tn, Red Kel Emory Cloth, Flow,
rf Of Emory roarse No 1T ~
NDNrAN HtfEt'ETs,
srrttp Church street. opposite IIarneF House.
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Essraar.Isnars Inducements

FtAshRFshsfsEF9 HFsuH1' So + = e
Are offered ~ the above establishment
In the lime of
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
GlNl9 tInTHiNE
FURNISHING GOODS
SrAplFs ard nrMFsfIfS.
The stock comprising every artitie thai
ia nepled tot The city q country trade they
respectfully tender AT invitation f. fhe
public IL general Sotne Of Heir leading
articles ste
Moire Antiques roinliIlf
Fancy and PIX Silks Striped.
nix taller nrpss Silke
Satin D'orrehl Robes
Cashm ard Nous he lIninee
Scotch and Victoria plald7
french ani FngIish Ne'inHs
Aparas ard Bofnl,azires black and cold
A 4 IT The lowest pticp n the
nnv-p Nav nrtrAas frfAr SrnRr
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EgsttCr q s'hprsr

l1n1CE Western Butter and Sfna
" TIT Of Cheese, No,
oct % BAHEFE 4 BENJAMIN.
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BATON ROUGE BAZAAR
New Firm, 1ew Gpnds. Low prices.

I A TRDtsDALF & Go. having purchased The
y, Hpli k,ibFn nfY nnpds aud Variety hePnt
~ fhe rortipt ~ Maii ar1 laurel etreets, nte trw
M terrirt pf 4 new and extensive stock rf Fall
anH Winter foods, to which they Invite thr At
terten 81 the citizens If Baton Rouge.
tF,sr ss"r's ~ n.y Hneas ~ General,
f. nne q the largest and beet assortment ever ef
fereii ~ Tits city, Including almost evrry article
which may w called MT.
The assortment rf ladies nreas HnrHs IL rutfi-
rlpte aud Il has beer selected with With the grPn
pst care, aud nrt stuck Of FURNISHING
GGODg, tt0THfNG, IA ~ ears, RobfS
and gFfF9 hcfiee competition New Orleans
prices, Is The ,nOttr " al departure its'
T. A TnnHsDAlF 4 CO.
neyYpv. Corner Main anH Laurel ste.
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~ tipanhnl hIuslins # al widths Dsnaburgs
henims. rlpalg. striped Shifting Ticking Drilling.
ihaachrd apf Hntlpached) Be- npw for sale cheap
W the Ration Rouge Ba7ar corr or " Mnin and
tarrei SITS fnoy3s1 j. A. TRbtSbAIEt Co.
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PRINTS FOR crtILnpEN.

100 PS. Of Real Mertmacs mostly
i w small figures and Warranted fast
colours, Just opening at the
now. PHlLanElrRts CH1ar Sroee.s
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re,frt, STONES.

NAUsOLEEMs, Monuments rnmba, Head and
VI Foot Stones ~. O. Il h Il Enochs have
now landing ~ Baton Rouge md Bayou Sara, u
variety of The above articles, to which they would
call the attention bf those wishing to purchase.-
Al orders left with Piper 3 Co, Baton Rouge,
win meet viii, prompt attention na7l92w.
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TfTST RECEIVED a Iarge assortment
- Of BRELLAS n al Fi1es and
qualities i yon wish good article call on
not32 w y PnttfiFs
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/. STEPHEN nAsFtfECp.
FRUIT rRtttTti

V'HH sutarriher, has roe conn 5h
.',, nssnr ~ !, ~ t,tr, = tnts ,ff,t 80
e br had II New Orleans. 4 thi7 rrHsen Aea4
ga1i aUe, u seFafs always a. hgra
my "A 2tr n THTF
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dlht MnlIn " nlntt.
untRr rstst,utlHtnsus.

nAtDN ROuGEaa#DEr. i, 1a5e,
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fheNsss Publications !
Ns JUST 1sECEtYE ED.

TT JUST RECEIVED =
TUE STRUGGLE FOR HfF;
How to get Rich
The Maid Of the Gulf,
Ned senrlet
lhiIa harnwn1t Ellen 10 Tsrs
black Tess The Renegade Gpsy
pck Tprpin Gtapd's last Builat
Hatrisi3e4 Daughter Eibon da ItEaRins
lack Rnnn, Victims Ravenge
Fanny Campbell. MidsltpuHh Easy
Ellen Wharahar, Mary Mofeten
Star # the Fallen
Life aud md Adventures If Henry Thomas
Hy lnoY25i { 70. NJ. IER0HAN
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tsosrEny AVN eE.oyv,s.

GREAT BARss alNs.~4Nev going on in nrv
~ Goods, Ciothine. nosip y, Glaves, Hats and
Ssahs' heets and Slices, Sc, AZ the new Baton
Rouge Easar, cerner ef Main and Laurel streets
nersssF. j. A. THeUsnaIF a Co
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EEorsc shooting.


Casstsneres and Snfincts,
y Biz, mixed Il plaid q varied assort-
Il nent Just now opened 4 at unusual low
prices At the NEw ORLEANS CuEAp SroRr.
how'll Cor Latay cite & lpurnl ST,
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y 4, of

Ok RAGS Pateht aud Bark Shot, just
90 received and fes sale hv
dec3 M, q. BRYAN
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RtnRnms AVN nREss TRIMMINGS

FFFHFFTFFFT FFFFF IFFFIFT
| HAVE itst nrrraH my assortment ~ nstnet,
J Sasf ana nerk Rhtnuo aisu q beautiful assert
urhnt II Talvei Rihhots for Head Presses and
trimmings ~ - Kinds W T. rfFttttpS
s'ntfpn Knitting,
ira fps HITTING IN store an1 frr Gale liz
t.lH rni ~ HFn Il. lFRnMkT
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1.ik7fsA ufs---A ine brand of Sugars
- Lust received and fot saIe ~
ocf-15 II & BRYAN
~ y corner Count House Sqoare
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CITY CONNIE aClAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JAo. 3U-b r. NJ.
ATfE.-The market steady, with small tses at
exc. for pots, and I Nc for pearls.
RsEApsTtFTs -ffour-fbe market continued firm at
the full prices OF yesterday The aeti as EN- race
1000 5000 bbis including and exsA Stae At
- $S rs; Western common, fancy aud extra MIS-
souri, at 50 70 Us SIX; with lots Of t. Lou. ~
30 Sll Canadian in limited demand with salea q
about 400 500 bbls., at IS 81 Sl0 Sou hern common
TO choice brands ranged from IS 30 SO 81 aud fancy
and extra at 50 $40 10; Gaesos and Hax.I were a,
Sll 75a $l2, asked. Meal at 81 81 a - for New
Jersey and "a 10y for Brandywine. Rye aour was
quiet at 50 20 SO 80 for ane and superdne wheat
Holders Of good lots frmer with restricted
sales; good red Tennessee was held nj M ea
81 white Canadian ut % l2x and white M,s
souri, at % Is. Rye was firm With Gales renortet
Of 1900 5000 bushels ut 81 20 q 81 81 Corn
The msrket was heavy. The sales reached 20 o0o
Is 600 bushels At 8Oc &c for New Jersey new and
SOC. q 9Oc. for Southern new yellow and vhite
Among the sales 1000 bushels old Western At 9Oc
with other lots reported at S9c and ac from store
and delivered. Oats were dull at 4to s47c for state
and at 4sc a 50c for Western.
CoFTfz---The market quiet, with sales Of about
500 begs Rio at Nc Java In fair demand at Ike
o 14Lc.
CoTruT The market was active, with sales Of
about 600 bales O. 500 OF which In trantu
The portion sold in trsnstu az ratner easier
while the market for lots on the spot closed firm.
Coal "A Gale of 10 chaldrons Of Hsnse canneI was
made At 80 so, cash
FRDours. --Rafcs we're inactive al l.te Irregular
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for liverpool About 10 900 bushels Of grs,n VEN en-
ggeo In bulk, at p 200 usrces oesf 1t a.. e. De.
tween coo and ot0 bbis -four. ct L. Cd, with su i.
lot OF compressed cotton, probably TO OH up lad
To London, there little doing, without chanes IN
10 nsus ~ s
vessels chartered Tor Buenos yres . sh ), aud
brig-to load with lumber, at go ana PSF cs.t pri
foct measurement, At $780, for Me- ,,urns ana AOc
fer sidney Australia To Brsmsn so tierces .uy and
FnrmDIhe marie. was STEADY, .iA sale. Of 500 600
bunch rssus at 81 halves and aa,ters were
unchanged and 900 boxes ofvaencis we're sold At 6c
HAY-Ihs sales embraced 900 bales for shipmen at
81 1917 per 100 lbs.
rottec and st $40 $685. for dressed American.
IKoa was steady with small sales Scotch pig the
spot, VI S3s so = S34, g months.
AoIAssss-Tne market was s.eady with sales Of $50 a
800 ba rels New Orleans new AZ a6c. . Acc.
NAVAL STORES were without change of moment in prices
RoyisroNs-Pork-The market was unchanged The
sales embraced about 500 600 barrels mess at Sl6 IS
wit ss small s, fspers - $40 sIH e,ins vas a. 81
continued the came, with sales limited to 150 barrels
country mess and prime at unchanged prices Beef hams
were in far demand AZ lSc l5c. Prime meas At
19c. 2sc Bacon Was Arm, but sales the spot
restricted by the light stock Prices ranged from 0c
terms not stated. Cut meats were in fair demaad at
53sc 1850. for shoulders, ana ~ 8sc. 0Ho. Larc
firm with sales Of atou. 800 barrels ana tierces.
1cAc &c. Butter and cheese were steady and with
out quo!abs change in prices
RoI quiet and firm, At about &C. a51c. per pound
SFED-sinan sales of clover we're making at 12hc.
SP1oIs- Transactions in pepper an increased
SCALE and the msrket firm. Besides the cargo Of the
Ceres Of p'a sold yesterday a: pc,sate terms oDo
bags sold to-day at 1lc and 900 mats Cassa Ut
zoe now held at 81 &c.
StGAR-Tte market was quiet and the sales limited,
while prices quite steady Sales of about 200 hhds.
Cuba made 1T nc. &c., with so,a los of New
Orleans at slc 80 hhas Texas wore sold by auction at
sac. Skc
WlnsELY Of 200 a $50 bbls. were reported OF
Jersey, Ohio and Prison, in lots, at SShc 3ic $50.
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DENTISTRY.


DE- u ALIEN'S PATENT IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL.
y teen combining hve Important advantages 10 which ~
invites saenonIrrsI per Get cleanliness second gress
uonen snd duraoiy third clear distinct enuncatou:
fourth perfectly natural and fcke appearance; Hh sS
resoauon OF The natural form end ,son OF Inc month au
much INC expression have become changed
"a Ss ire sspken This has become
ca states Court for the projection this patent WAS shown
by many o. the most eminent dentists andIchemistS from
VARIOUS ces OF this country and Europe by ths
oegre6 OF perfection reached before aatued
ID acna PTosess variety Of specimens OF this style u
WoIk ana Nsn numerous daaue and like
M OF psrsoos With and without tn mprover showing
great change tn Appearance he AZ his No
~ BOND street. N Bperrons desiring further inor nation
~ THIS subject Wi he fnshed with pamphlet by addressing
DR., J. ALLEN, No, 30 Bond street.
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New York Cattle Market.

The yards wsre poorly supplied wi b beef cattle to day,
and the que lily generally inferior to fair. o.yita
sanctg reduced number sale at Alerton's, pre-
prices barely sustained aud fe~ realized
our highest quotations. The storm Of Monday lAd
90 upon the various of transportation
to which fact attributable the meag supply sale,
comprising OIL fresh cats and l25 left from last
market day, large number were left last wsss,
they neatly ali d,sposei of during the neri
rbi- ate Ohio Virginia furnished the bl of
the supply sale tod The receipts being prinet 5ay
by the Eie Railroad. ranged from u ii
with very choice nigh i2.an extreme fguce.
No char ge OF ia other stock a0d but very ss
business done.
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railroads ST. $50, $40.
The Hartford Times of the 26h instant, contains the
following Of the operations OF the Ga!ens and
Chicago lsilroad, during the past Year,
GAIFlyA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
Among the Western railroads, the Gal aud Chicago
shows by far the best results for past year.
il is better 70 have some exact statement OF what The
ad has done during the past yesr than Of what f. is
expected 70 do at sone future time
Its total receptsn the monthly returns not false
for the year ending February l, 1888, calling The re-
cepts Of January $780, 600 against S96 367 last yea
viii he So 4-an increase Of absut eighty per cent
over last wear Its running expenses are estms ed
the directors at thirty per cent which l. Tar too low,
though owing to tine enor prices it obtains for
than those Of any other railroad. Calling them f.fiy
per cent, they amount 10 100000 for the yea The
outstanding bonds OF the road to 81 500 00o OF
which $500 COO we're issued in May last fhe interest
paid for the year viii he $780, 00 DeiactnS two
items from the gross receipts there remsks net IN
from the aongs OF the year OF 81 219423 or TWEEN
tyseven per the capital If 81 800 00O Out
o this dividend oftweny-two per cent has been DE-
clare leaving surplus hand of s229,53. Beside
this there is saio ben surplus haod of
$780, 900 last February which know nothing about
The lend ard new issue If stock sill increase the
capital 81 SEQ 600 TO 500 900, upon wach the
net income, without any increase FIR next year,
would yeldia profit Of 22 per cent. That there Wit De
incs probable from the fact aat tue company
has line completed TO the Mississippi chagh
fertile and well settled district, and at average dts
considerable freight to the road tom the produce
along the line The chief revenue of this road is fro
the freight grain and other produce East ana of una
Der West for which L. obtains rates hAvog no
competition from canals, rivers, other roads. Ac-
cordng to tbs Chicago papers, this road has broah in
that port from the ioteror during the year 1855
ten millions of bushels of grain, or in exact rumoers
COO bushels being than arrived there from
all the other railroads, canals and ivers put toget
OF this g. s6 1855 bushels OF tho crop 1851
As the crop of 1866 ia Illinois hreeold greater
than that Of the previous year. aud has MT Yet c)ms to
market the road will have increase of ncoma Urn
that The lad also carre1 West at exorbtant
OF freight, last yea, shout twelve million fest Of
lumber or more than all the other routes combined
The growth Of the population OF illinois is pied
In 1850 according to the United States census tie popu
top 49, In 1885, accoreog to the State census,
1t 800 2s1sn increase of 44s 49, nearly hfy
three per cent in FIVE years. corresponding increase
during the coming FIVE years win make the population OF
the State in $780, about two millions and IL is very pro-
babe that she will then be the fourth State in the Uoion
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio alone outrausing her
The population of Illinois at several successive periods
rr1Ir
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The following tabie sh ows from VIVA part OF The
nv and BY what conveyances the supplies Camel

There also small supply OF beef cattle sac a.
Bowpings which sold from 81 TO 101ac per ID There
2s42 sheep snd lambs offered and the sales
quite slow prices being little in advances OF last weeks
Tic. beng obtained tor ordinary and &c. for extras rae
following the sales, reported by Mr.. Browning:
800 beet cattle 50 30 $40 SO; 20 aud calves $40
st5 as veal calves ga Sc 2s42 sheep and lambs, S.
Mem orandum sales BY James McCarty at Beownlogs:
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..s, Il K 4:
private house. s,sbg Ia part OF eaboratey carved
capes. sSs
LEHMAN eesesas pure ns mssrssses panss. roewooa
nssis top wasSssnd .ssssrss mirrors
ssS:s 1858
A ssIGSEE's sALR.-J. BoGARr, AuorIoNssR.-BY
"A 4. BOuART-win sell This day. January 81 at l0h
hss ss
:: =; comprising
4 ssIGNRRs SALE. BosARr. AUorIoNsER-BY
s is s street. on oTss n :sr @
Of The entire stock of soves TIN and hollow nsmihs
RY EDWARD scaESoK, AgorIoEsEe EDWARD
u lo N Irscssly At his ssIesroo% T. wsl street
po.s' sss' m and
isa.s
ssse as a.
c v
prime havana and dsrmsn sess-. The above brands AID
oder favorable opportunity to those In the trade. 30 70
private buyers.
r. A CBMToE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EgaxI
ID. --CUIE CHILTuN will sell at lon, Thurs
day January 81 io O'Clock q. No 50 Elm slr,e. ssar
f, ure, glass china ware, Kitchen utensils, &c. Sale
positive, and for Cash.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRiDAY, FEB /, AT 10
ID O'Clock M precisely, the Central salesrooms
If wiIongbby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn Regular
weekly sale Of household furniture comprising bureaus bed
steads tables chairs beds mattresses, carpets crockery
paintings walnut Office bookcase, ebony silver mounted
fute, cost $40; stoves, four refrgeraors. DC.
CONTINUATION SALE OF RIoT d AMoND AND GOLD
~ jewe,ry. JOHN /. vaNDEWaTR viii sell TITS day,
e a $ the s T.
finger brooches earrHgs studs &C. ls splendid Hue
eighteen gold watches lepiae duplex
levers. &C., all Of shisE
trated makers Alo, line OF eighteen gold jewery
msnn ed he Broadway retail trade consisting RICH
~ mounted cameo pins, lava do Are gold do earrings /,
naich rich mosaic comedian and gold sleeve
shirt stud lob chaeaine and guard chains The whole
10 be sold peremptoriy,
CONTINUATION S ALE OF HOUSEH DID FJRNIrURg--
~ CHARLES T. MILLER, auctioneer. win continue on
Thursday Jan 81 hapas Oslock the sale Of thu
tire furniture of the large boarding house NO II Murray street
(ront and rea consisting OF paror, chamber ana kitchen
furniture
II K. AARON, ACCOUNTABILITY SELL THIS D ~,
lI at 'ea occck at 81 street upwards of hun
died fine gold and silver watches OF the
actursrs all fully usrrsned for quality Of gotd
slo, rich diamonds and gold jewelry without reserve or
cash.
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EXpR H SSES.

THE METROPOLITAN ERRAND AND CARRIER Ex
press company In consequence Of the CASE of bsi
less have eased tho enS basement Of the spacons
building III rine street aeontng the banking house or
Moeas Duncan, sherman Co.. where they viii hencac,rr
promptness and despatch. 'e'J' WIN
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The supp OF beef at O'Briens light and prices
Considered lower than last week. The sales
fcllows;--53S :beeves at 81 So 50 and calves
$26 $50, 80 veal calves, at &C. exc.
CAfrrtu
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average per head.
There only a moderate supply OF beet cattle at
Carpberlsins, with fair demand. The sales
to ws4S7 beof CATTLE IS $40; Al COWS and calves,
$50 $60 $50 sheep and lambs, 50 80 30; lis veal
calves Give weight). sic. &c.
The sales Of sheep and lambs by Fogle Judi, at
Chambesains Tor theweek ending JAN co. 1856,
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F .NANc,AL 40 co AMERclAL.


DSEsDAY, jan 3d. I. NJ
The tra.sasto.s in stock Oesy we're limited, but the
teudsucy for the leading Dad st9oks aP~srd AT
the arxt board Reading RA road advanced Y per cent;
M,ehir,a souts,srn NJ cevs and Columbus and Cincta
49,, R.uro.a " Michigan Central Railroad, n Canton
oo~aps.v fall of y ana Cumberland y per cent Gaiens
ana Chicago was 6rm at 1854 per cen and Erie Al ON
Nicaragua Transit sold this morning % mooefa'e
extsnt !. sa, 22s per cent cash Al the second board
there vus no change Ia prices of consequence Small
lot of MIwauke Mississippi Railroad sofa ~ s-ts,
which 10 Der cent above the previous price, Gsena
and CHICAGO closed AZ per cent That price was bid
and no saes the board 50 per ceas was bid for Nil
suk;e and Railroad and stock offered New
York Central Railroad offered at ut 90 Per cent. Erie
SIX; Cleveland and Toledo, 72K; Oh cAgo and Rock
slana So Nicaragua Transit 22L; Michigan Sou hern
ST. At tho the market little weak. SpeoulA-
,ors Anxiousy waiting the arrival or the steamer
Unvorabe news ID looked for, bat the effect already
been anticipated The suspense Is much than the
reality and We should not be surprised TO general
Improvement after The steamers arrival matter what
advices she may bring Our money markets continue
easy and our local affairs in very satisfactory
ditioa. Tho fact that. present prosperity
Ia Of such . healthy, substantial character is
texiauy neutralizing the usual effect prices
Of our public securities, of financial diihcatiss in
london o. the Continent. Capitalists this eide Of
the Atlantic act more independent of foreign indu
There ia good in the world why first
cass railroad stock should BE- a. all affected by tbs rise
faH in consois. All publ, held abroad
in such hands will hold them for permanent invest
ment and the fact that al domestic interests la
such thriving condition will only increase the cont
deccs Of European no ders IL guarantees the prom
payment of interest, which is ali they want We
Ia debt to Europe TO- ega trade. The necessities
Of all manufactures in Great Britain and the Cons-
nent have compelled to psy go; and long as
we retain present position, have nothing to fear
from the fnsnc ia EN- OF London Paris
The arrival Of the steamships George Star OF
the West has added and half million of dollars to
specie basis Most Of This VIII go in the banks and
appear in the next weekly statement.
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TIE ratio of increase, although less than 1t
during the early years Of the State is far greater than
that Of any other State corresponding period Of its
exssei This is owing chiefly the sudden
ton of vast system Of railroads. which the whole
territory and opens up the fertile praiies
de,ing to market easy and inviting immigration.
The annual report of the State Treasurer of Michigan
presents the annexed statement of public
Lr,.. lIr1rrrc nuurr
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General fund bonds, due May L. 1856 ... s79 900 90
Pontiac Railroad due July l. 1868 ....... 81 600 90
University do. do. ......... 80 90 90
Psniter tiayy, due Jan. 1859. ........ 20 900 90
Do. DO. 1860 ............ 400 900 %
Full PAID IS, 90 900 lean QUE 1883 III 900 o.
Adjusted do do. .... 655 235 90
Internal Improvement bonds due On demand 1850 81
unreccgnized, outstanding part paid nomi-
nally 1894 600, the value of which, jan. I,
1855, vas -. ............... 2lsl2s 55
Falling due Jan. l. 1868, internal improve
uent warrants. ........................ 4,645 IS
Total ..........., ...........S So $50, ssS u
The redemption Of the part pad unrecogutz-d
50 OOo, GOO losn bonds during the has amounted
$4,000. The rate at which these bonds adjusted
together with the interest $685. 81 for hou
sand dollars There remain outstanding $685., 900 II
these bocs, which interest has ceased The pnes
fahr due May next will be paid presentsh n Inc
interest public ojused bonds payable semi
Ia the city OF New York, is SLAB 1917 49,
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TRAVELLERS s.,f,Dm,

TIUDeON RIVER RAILROAD : TRAINS LEAvE
ID Chambers street dsy 70, Albany Troy. On aad al
rxprs Galn A. H. connecting with snd western
trains; through way train, IL NJ express tnp 5P NJ for
$50 p M; for sing Sing. M4P The sns Iyand Peoks
XII trains sop a. al The wAy stations Psss taken
mail train At r NJ. from Canal street for Any soopiny
u oil mail stations. r. L. 6ykEs. Jr., Sup eHtenden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

The reoipts the Delaware and Lsckawssns Railroad
Cou,psay for 1855, we're fslows:-
aton.. vSouSoo tu
sales Oh coal loS,4tV 70
From rents. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 81
Total. ti37, 1913 %
Dr. interest on bonds. $l32 S75 10
To interest on stock ........ lsO 1923 O6
To interest on fosting debt. As 2S2 10
To rent Of CAyugs and Sus-
quehsnna Raiiios 49,. 70 900 90 $3.50 10
surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S., $50 IS
The whole cost of the railroad and its equip
ment has been So 04 ISL 90
Coat Of coal property, mining improvements
$50 '..-........ oSosVoo w
The commerce of Cleveland, Ohio, for the year 1855,
has been In very prosperous condition. The aggregate
value OF receipts and shipments tolows-
CoMMERcB or CLEVELAND, 1856.
Received by Lake. .............$8 1, e58 1856
Railroads. ......... "a O66 230
g Canal (say) ........ 16, 100000
-- $l9i, 62i 565
Forwarded by Lake. ...........ST ST., l21 ga
Railroads. 81, COL 1854
Z" Canal (say) ....... 10 900 600
--$l7l, Sl3, 4s6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

A ssIGNEE's sALE-J BOGART, AUCrIONEER.-BY
"A g. BUuART-win sell This day, January 81 at l011
oso on the pemsss No a FULTON street b order Of ne
dies trimmings hstters TOOLS &c dc. the whole comprising
every aruce used In the finishing Of six hsta.
J. W. JUDSON, Assignee.