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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-28
DANIEL LEAIIN

3, n ETUESS his sincere thanks TO his numerous
R8t u customers, and the public generally for the
KS liberal patronage lie L- hitherto received, lac In
- determined by pUac;Gay in fulfilling all orders,
and hy using the be. Of materials and workmanship /"
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E~lr:lyS.I.

L STRAYBD from the subscriber. Tuesday, the Goth
i, inst, three yesr old IiEisER, red W. white spots
the hind quarter Had a rope the neck when II es-
capped. Said heier purchased of drover with lot
other cattle Monday Any person giving inorna-
ton to the subscriber the Main Street Meat Market
Ottawa where said hefer may be found will be literally
rewarded. Iiny2jl JACOB kECHERLl.
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ExpectOration.


Is great expectorant- Ii disso!ves the morbid
and diseased matter in the air passages, changes
IT from a thick glutinoas substance 10 4 thin HARM
less fluid, and throws it off with the greatest pos
sible ease and comfort TO the patient. There is
no better edcine in ih- world if lis expectorant
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.,,cu,,on. all those interested.

ed ha wing purchased tfIe ehre stocE OF
goods formerly owned by John stout, would respect,
eu nn,.re 10 the trading community that he will
tuiy I'LL ~ trabsact the Dry Goods and Grocery bust
con- in All their branches, and would be happy TO meet
iii his old acquaintance, as also to form new ones My
is to repleniss, my stock from time to time from
the markets. to ae able to show my custo.
as complete assortment as can he found in this
ctv canno, at present mention all the goods in my
store but can you that You will find your
terest 10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. lFeo lol -. L. HADL1.
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= RslCkSkins.

VHE subscriber begs to call attention to his Buckskin
i Establishment Main St, next house west of Ma
ellis Office Tanned buckskins, all kinds Of buckskin
ovee whip lashes &c. always hand and sold 1t low
Cash paid for deer skins. tj,mJ-.f] HENRY RAFT
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GREENS MILL FLoUR.-We have had an
oppoI tunity to test the quality Of the -four
manufactured at the splendid Few mill of
Messrs. j. & d. Green, at Dayton, and con-
fess we never tasted any better. We under
stand, Messrs g. have established a depot
at W. F. Walkers grocery store, on La Sale
St, next to Nattinger's store, where orders
can be left for the delivery Of flour in any
part of the city free Of charge.
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n RE invited to call at the Peoples Cheap store.
IL (DorGL.ss Ross and examine their new stock OF
Silks Berages, Challis Lawns, Parasos, Maniiias,
Sawis Embroideries Ribbons &c, which have just been
eceiy.d y my2&
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ties throughout e tui-fe continent ait'"t.He S a.
tr--f. the atfsut % te most prominent -d'ahs %
- uu.I 81 scisu e, and eciiiuE The patronage ana
APPRECIATION THE pres and The rrere :" es'ry cum
hot 81 vain frsteaer- attempted 70 perform tbs mira
ci- auI With as eIrru:eEy unprecedented announced
tfr ability 10 do % but after few unsuccessful cNi-
bi.u- -l-ant only for their y SW triuess and total
lack ~! scientific execution. iey abandoned the he'd I"
~, v-tn genius alone renders him master %. To
It Gracefully and Detr0u-iy II must be witnessed
L. His sfI.i-ucy-
The efficiency and strength OF the Dramatic Company,
90 III. L. 10 cur tie magnificent Dramatic spectacle Of
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OHlCNTAL "a Il DE,
Arranged in he 70, owing orer-fst. the BiHo Ctd'or
containing II Empire City Brass Band, Georse Seely,
leader and the String Orchestra, led by Pro Noaite
drawn by Of sic ELhdlts decor ated with all the
speudor of Eastern rnasuncence Then fol-
ows the T,sen4, Ip ut.dR Ponies, drawing the fairy
Car. Ia succession come the performers, mounted on
eaparsoned seeds the whole terminating with the
iege OF vans, carriages wagons, and other appure-
Eances necessary to this Colossal concern
THIS Grand Exhibition will exhibit in
OTTI VA, Saturday, June 2SM,
Ia Sale, June Both, Princeton, July Is Afternoon and
Evening Presentations.
boo, open O'Clock in the aternoou-7 in the eve
ming Performances will commence half an hour after
opening n,,cror ,n,,ss,o,
Boxes so cents; children under years of age, alf
price. IN ,.. =
an ,n n,incipa towns and cities Of Northern Illinois, du
in ,hi months Of June and July. tunl4
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POP Co.'s TaE-SODA !-Messrs. ID. w lker
& Co.'S new soda fountain, in their drug store
in Walker i Hicklins's block, is in the full
tide OF successful operation, and Spou;s forth
such an article as has never been excelled in
Ottawa We have tasted, and iH0U. All
the arrangements" about it are in city style,
and the syrupS y NJ. l.
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RArS.-This whole region, which had be-
gun seriously to suffer from drought, has
been blessed during the week with most sea-
sonable and copious showers Of rain The
prairies that had begun to wear a parcheu
and yellow hue are again clothed in living
green" corn, potatoes, Sc, have taken a
new start, and everything gives promise OF
abundant summer crops. What rich
bounty is sn:h rain-who can estimate its
worth in dollars and cents?
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Family Groceries:
1F YOU want Family Groceries, call at MARTINS, In
i CavarIys opposite the Post once ,unt-h.
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- L II IL LA III rs.
ISIS AVERY has just receives, and tasteful
lXH sortinent of Millinery Goods which she viii be
happy show to her friends and Tuesday
next. Ottawa, Apr05.
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Iron the subscriber, living in the town OF Eagle, La
i Sale Co, about weeks ago, TWO COLTS, one a
stud, with strip In his forehead the other bay
mare three years old, with star in her forehead
Any person giving information in reference 10 said
horses the subscriber either personally by letter to
Galloway post office, La Sale co. ILL.,, will he literally
rewarded. Ijunl-iwf MARY COFF1
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VNoCTOg MCNAMARA respectfully informs the hom9-
opathc PHYSICIANS and friends .! the system thai he
complete In physician and family medicine chests in
rineture-. DiItiOns. and IIuTdtiOns; also, Pocket
Case. Of Medicine, from - to 81 each; and Domestic
Book, Standard Works. &c, at New York prices.
~ hce in Sattincer's Block. third floor. Jan 90
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70 wish to purchase back eoiored Silks, Stella
shaWis, NsEtias E.nbrOiie Fes. &C, &C., call at
he lmy3il PENNSYLVANIA STORE,
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No. 2. HOSsach's Block, Otta,ca, Illinois.
The articles offered at this well known Establishment
are manufactured under the immediate supervision OF the
propretors of the best material and workmanship anu
can be warranted TO give satisfaction to buyers Ine
business done at this Establishment enables the pfoprs
offer Goods at much less prices than his co"Pe.
tors Mhile at the time sell much better quay
Boots. &C. made to order at the shortest notice.
Drawings taken Of the feet, and lasts kept expressly
for each customer. -,
Country customers honorably and literally dealt 1t
NJ II. PRESCOTT CO.
y. B.-Eeparing done in the neatest manner, ana AZ
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides.
Shoemakers' Tools. Also, Innings, Bindings, ana
Shoe Findings, Shoe Thread, &c. Oct -
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Old BACHELORS

40 you want Bosoms without Shirts, Linen MusIn
Patent Leather Calf Boots and Caters. or e'o'
ing of any kind 1--WE sympatise with you in nour prese
condition,) call at the Tmy3I1 PENNSYLVANIA sfokf
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Pictures.
LOT Of One prints hand, proper for Grscisn
"A Painting fjun2i1 PETER RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
B,POOKL Wv ITEMS

Asour TO Now FOR DWoRcT.-A movement s
about being set on foot in he late City Of Williams
burgh for the re, cal OF the act by which Brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG anG the Town Of Bushwick united
into one city. hw,v supposed that by consolidating
the several places int, one government and under
ret of officers the expeh es and taxes would be mate
rally reduced Contrary to expectation the expense.
are quite as large, owing ~ increase OF salaries &C.
and the taxes have gone up, until they are now much
higher than ever betre. The CITIZENS of the Eastern
Diecict now begin to Learn By sad experience tha:
they are not only worse off than before in respect to
taxation, bu. their bus,De.S les fallen of, property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

provided the fund.-, and forwarded them % New
York The payment Of the County Coupons Que on
the 18th inst, promptly provided ior by the Com
uis-ioners Of the County. Ths determination 10 sus-
tain the public faith viii be properly appreciated BY
capitalists.
In The Produce market there i more activity, and
the quotations are advancing. Flour l2ic. better,
and whea; and Corn are higher. The advance in
freights, however checks export operations. PORK e
It'll moving upward; Mess is Ell 2'ssl7 80, and
Prime Ga asl4 sli sales of 500 boxes short Md
dies. NIB in, at &C. and 600 boxes for all the month
Long Middles, nib in, at s!c The Tea sale to-day
showed a decline on ell kinds. Coffee Is quiet but
steady Sugars have been active for refining, and
Il 600 bag Manila sold to-day including one cargo to
arrve, all at 7tc. 1000 boxes Havana also sold al
c aisle. In consequence of adyicer from Ne"-oreans
the Cotton marke, has been more active about 5000
bales sod large portion in trGEsitR, at &C. advance
The New-York Circular Of to-day OF AessTs. Neiii
Bros, of New-Orleans and Mobile, gives the following
statistics of the Cotton trade for the past week:
The weeks receipts al porte amount 10000 bales against
Is 700 last and ol 600 IN 50 The weeks exports 10
Great Britain been y 900 bales, against 900 last year
and IS 600 IN 80 The following the particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

Gsa Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and recon-,
nepded by Physicians IL is aud speedy for Burns
Krlss Bos Corns feons Chbans, and Old Sores every
Aind Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scsd Head Nette Rash
Bunons Sore Nipples recommended by nUrsesJ Whows.
ssties Testers Feabite SIiderngs Fro1on Limbs Salt
Rheuu ScuTy and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
f1esh valuable remedy aud which
thousands who have used In the City
Boston yonity for the last thirty In instance
al this SalVe do injury, interfere with yscHu pre-.
vsrptons IL made the purest materials from recipe
brought from Russia articles that country and the
xupTieto have letters from al classes PLY
Captains Nurses and others who themselves
,d recommend Il others READINGS RI put
large tin boxes. stamped the with picture OF
and disabled soldier which picture IL also engraved
n wrapper p Box Sold all the
, u or country may be ordered OF BAGNEs PAEEEs,
any "HV-es~e W"tk's" N'O"rNS : $50 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
Philadelphia Markets. .
FRIDAY. Jan. IL.

Inspection Of FLOUR and MEAL for the week ending Jan H.
1856 82f2 bbls. superfne FLOUR IS do. Fine; Id do Mid
dngs l6e do. RYE sis DO CORN MEAL 81 do condemned
Total. 1858
There is very little demand for to-day and only few
small lots ha changed hands full rates FLOUR continues
dull 90 Is standard brands n which rate there are more
sellers than b,yer The demand for home Is also limited
within the 80 25d 80 4 Dbl for retailing 10
extra brands CoRs MEAL il dull 3 IS y Dbl for country
Meal RYE FLOUR rather lower and small sales reported
70 = bbl.
WHEATNeFy little selling; small lo are reported az
red ard 100 20 for white, IN quality
CcRS active aud II Oo0Gl20o0 bushels new Pennsy
yaria yellow brought RYE is IL steady demand az 81 ~
and $3.50 bushels Pennsy vsnia sold OArsNo sale lac
GROCERY market inactive but holders free IA their de-
ards; some further small sales Of reported al fu
rates Provisions continue Inactive but there less DISPOSE
ton sell the part OF holders ness ron quoted a.
srEpS-Not much doing Clover worth Ssa 50 3 2 bushe
WHISKY sells sc for hds and Sc for bos the demand
how is small.
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u.Npy1I-A, H.rem on Thz.a.y Jsn II IN de sch year
NJ ~ ~ -. cATHARiSE HAMMOND wns ofPetsr Ran

H.spELL-At Harlem on Tn1sss.yo IN II ass eh sef
Of ber ale, CATHARifE hAn@n'D' ""s o. re's' ">
dell Ill, .,a " 49,, .. .....l 81.
,s-i an sunday The 10Th, a. 10 osSock from me
s, ADd nizeteenth street and Avenue
sTiee. vii he held at the Reformed Dutch Church al
l64 o'eloek. q,
suoSSIRn-In WThAn.sbHsh, OF Friday morninE Jan L.
PFTTP SHOSSARD. AGED % years -,
~ ~ f,nds OF he family respectfully invited
800 10 tuDersl from bis late reF3ence. No a so7th
nj .trsS, WHiAmsbsrsh, on sunday, ssh n:- a J.
o'clock p
u,,nr IT.. funeral Of WILLIAM d WADE VII take Place
;be re.l5ence 81. fsiher Ei1s "sde j. No ~ Fat
80 f-,1ds those q the family -espectf1ly
i,ri,.5 "a attend = ithoui further notice.
u-F SION "Wednesday Jan Is, SUSAN wife Of Edwin
w., II ID In the 15ih Of her ase.
yyTys1IiP-on Friday Jan 49, REBECCA WISsHIP, AGED
~ y.ars II months ard ls tsys .
% .stve and friends Of the family are invited 70 attend her
funeral from he resdenee Of Thomas g. Van Co No -
Columbia street on sunday the 18th inst. AZ 10 with
turtle u0fi
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BEESWAx-lusrean fe1sv D''s se"'ei ~
I, coo "a. slc., chiefly northern ,,..a,.,
ildl2ic. S,ceA q, so bags sAes Are o ~ 0Ne'
on ternss net uanrtred. -, ~, II al
CANDLEs-The demand has 70 soIne ei'en, lAea on' -
,hoarh prces have not materially deelis,d
in Doder.t, request q 6G27e but s4e- Of the S
I.na S1ceornb Dennis brands beng m@ae a 1.o.
- sp.rrn iu alive a. S3a> Mold Tso~ are % N s'e
request az I6dHe. g.. -. a...S Ssw.
cOTTOS-Wh private teiersphic dispatches aSlsa ~,
O5s.n. 7.h mat ADVISING Of hrmer MISUNDERSTANDING "
Ards croted AZ 99s Freishs dAs market here vs. SO
-. 90 hsle. were .o. so 81 which were IN transit
- 49,. a., M. ,rot Proes pc fner. Our duo,a
tons show sc slyance quae. The eNF0. I.' -
wee has been 1853 bales SIG Of which were o' "'es
an. We quote: -
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales of stocks Mt Philadelphia. -. JAS. 10.

IRepored Tor THL y T. IKIEUAL " . n = II =, 70 II
fUs Bodyd-l 80 City Warrants, 9Ii 2l2 " Do. ".
7ii LEGO do c. b5wn ~ 500 do A S y b. s S
SEQ City RI g. 90; 10 LeLish Nay - 49, Penn RI,
~! so Readins r. .wn 81 80 DO i5 100 DO cash f5
$50 DO cash 4S do t3l IS do 49, 100 schgy Nav,
Preferred casn n; Little schuyl r. r., ~ 81 Williams
ana Flmira r. R. 49,; 90 ~ Penn. RR Di GTaTd BANK,
III: Philadelphia Bank lJ2 - =,
Bef,geen Bostd-2OO schuylkl Nav Preferred cab, ~ II
Bank Of Northern Liberties, g. 49, ~
secend Boord5soo City Railroad &C. day. soi go DO
Co Is Clev DAYS III COO g Nav Boat Loan ~ Penns
Railroad ~; IS do ~ 10 sehuyki Nav, 49, Phia Bank,
1872; ~ Consolidation Bank 23t
ffer Bodrd-5O Reading Railroad b and int fti lJD do
494 4 Lehigh Scrip, 6Sl.
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

CHARTER CoNaIrTEF.-Tbe Committee on Amend
fns 10 the Jersey CITY Charter appointed by authority
recent resolution Of the Common Council il composed as fol-
lowe: -, - ,c.a. g. !
Ward Wilson and Irwin Third Werd, Hill and Insey
Fourth Word Rappelyea and Hoffman AID Lyon President
Of the Board and d. Msnyer Mayor, were added 10 the
CoUmittee. r, " ~ c.
ond Uayd George Edge and Hugh Nc Comb; Third Ward
Robert Glchrst and VIM. Pesrsa Fourth Ward > Nescot
and n NJ. Traphagen.
This Committee will probably be called together next week
DEDICATIoS.-The lecture-rOom OF the HeddIng NJ.
F. Church Jersey City will be opened for religious services
tomorrow The discourse 0l o'clock will be delivered
by the Rev VIM H. Mbun, late Chaplain 10 Congress, at
p the Rev Nr. Z. ElsOn will preach, and a. M ser
mon will be delivered by the Rev w F. Corbeit Of New York
DoNaTIOS TO TIE PooR.-Yesterday Mr. j. NJ.
Maees devoted the proceeds Of his stage lines for the
poor Hudson County The proceeds Of biz jersey
and Bergen line and the HOboken and Hudson line wall
afford about Sl25 for benevolent purposes
The meeting Of the New-Jersey State Agricultural
Society at Trenton Tuesday calculated 70 promote the
agricultural interests Of the State though the expected address
by Col B. johnson delivered he being unable to
eeure Report the whole Of cash received 70
have been f768 50; expenses for premiums kc pos% Si
balance hands Of the Treasurer Of s5 a. The officers
then elected.
The United States District Court met at Trenton on
Tuesday there being business the Court adjourned for the
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CorRr OF APPEALs-JAs. Is.

AyTTRNOOS SrssION.-NO. 26e, not concluded.
Calendar for Jan l7-Nos 81 81 S. A. 81 d. 81 %, % d
"a SO. - =, 49,,
People sgt. WyuchsmcTOn argument MI Amasa ferker
for MynchaIner; MI bert Sawin for People Buffalo Liquor
CAse-A rguneut concluded al 4 o'clock.
JAN ls-Nos 81, 80, IS 49, Struck off No d. Hi agt.
and Syracuse Railroad Company; and No 81 Carson
AIT ssme-Arged. Nj John H. Reynolds for appellants MI
Joshua A. Spencer respondent No - Seey agt Enge-
Argued MI ~ Hill r for appellant; Mr. A. j. Parker tor
respondsnt Nos 81 AZ, II. 49, 1873, 255 H. 10 Submitted
n uicks counsel
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-yoRK.........ya. L.


observation-disclosures Wet. Lverpos Z, a 1919 V'ss
adj. Gris~n. HavanA and Ssw0rieans, VI " hoesrs
Ships-Sutton Wymaa. San Frsnciscc e n SsuTeh n 20
Niehsel AHfelo Robinson Antwerp, Nsn't1 to Aafor,
Bsntns Liverpool, C. GrnDe Iry lbF ssHse' hA"e' IL
AZ W. Meyer - = ,,,r p.,.
Bns-Msry Mshory Sc John, " b. T. WAi.s hol,ins
Wa. COLI Hops K0us WaAlsish KBosi Lucy Ann, By
snt GARDENS swif Co; Hoadcr tBrszl, hssoed9' Ne
&c Jar Giro Corning Bento. - -, -
Schooner Arlington. An6e son Mobile stasesi 'ssru~n
4 co satls Was Auatspss Peck Church Co ter0Def
1Br Coax GuadsioHre McAuliH Nheeocs Bonita tbr
ccE Halifax D. r. De Wola, Glars Borses, asysBs, Cgre
Soa j. you'll sem Mndors Sargent Trinidad. {. A Y. j.
si'r.-N.sria Loasa Beunet Fall River mater Bseh-
.toue REYNOLDS. Providence, msste-.
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MARRIED..

KELSEY-JENNISGS-At the residence Of the brides father
In Norwichyile C. w Thursday, jan. ), by the Rev
p German d. B. KELSEY OF Mt Pleasant, e. W. to Miss
CORNELIA J.. JENNINGS
TITSWORTH-WARDELL-In this city, on Thursday, Jan.
IT, the residence Of the brides uncle, No washington
square BY the Rev. Edward LathTop, WILLIAM TITS
WORTH OF Deckertown, n j., to KATE WABDELL OF
this city.
VAN SAUN-BLAUNELT-At Hackens@k, NJ, on Wednes-
dav evening Jan l6 by the Rev Mr.. Warner Mr. JOHN
II. VAN sAUN Of sacramento to Miss RACHEL V. o,
DAUGHTER O the Rev. Mr.. Bhuvelt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

Al On early hour yesterday morning fre broke out
in q frame building on Nineteenth street, between
Sixth and seventh avenues owned by Phlp LocheIar'
and occupied by three families The hre orgina,sl ~
an unoocuped room, as IS supposed by deiec' TIC
fine. The building was burned to the ground. Los
about q. 600; insurance 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

that there j. increase IN receipts -
compared with year 600 baes increase of foreign
eart bales which 80 900 are TO Great bri AMI
an iucresse OF stock Of 81 ,0oo bales -.
FROM port the exports Tor the week have been coo
bales Of vhici 3 l76 bales have 20 Great Britain
the Southern ports there 100 vessels losdns Tor
Great Britain against time year, and tor the Conti
ueut Of Europe 20 against ~ last year
Laree as he receipts have been they would have been
st larger orly that ali outdoor work has been niereret
wlh by heavy and continued rains, 70 sxteN which
il almost unprecedented. This, however, hS raised
the Southern rivers the Mississippi being now within
feet inches of mark Orleans against - feet
las, wear and expected that the receipts Of cotton for the
ne 1t two months will be- than former period AZ
latest the had cleared up and business had
sumed re Wonted activity.
The eamings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

N, ss,rees..d and tbey subected to great los
n time BY being compelled to travel several mies to
.ssasaet all pubic buaine-s'
THE movement for divorce hss been originated BY
acme Of the mos, extensive and influential property
holders in Wilhanlaburgh and Bushwck. Pubic
meeting, are to be held and the matter = 10 be
brought before the Legislature at On early day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT CALENDAR.....MoSDAy. JAN. p.
CoNsos PLEAs-PART Mos. 4, . o, :, IL, ~
20, 81 81, lO8 $50, IN 22 2si PARr Il-Nos IT, a. 20
SUPERIOR CoURr-NOs 7, 233, 2i6, 2j2, 255, % ,
9e 29s 3l5 SO 38. 81, $50 55, SO 81! 3l3 $50, III
$40 Sl7 34s no SO 55l 3j, U.s. 556, 357 j53' 25 H.
1876 87 $50 291.
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IAuVtftlsefn0ufI
n,rp~ o's CATARRH SNUFF hiss searching sOOth

"a he ding qualities essentially different from AL other
,s1h Sn f Dor sale al respectable Drug SoTet in New
w CIV d elsewhere, aud Wholesale the PM rieors
-, nv ~ xPEES PAUL Co, No l+9 Chamber. 81, " T.
80, GScEA CLARK Co Nos los 273, 81 Broadway
~ 10 AstOr House and all Broadway BAsSEs
q PIsx Nc. > Broadway Nj. MILLs Brootyn
JAMS DUNNO, Proprietor, Albany, n Y.
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Markets.....R Reported By Telegraph.

NEw-ORLEASs, Thursday, Jan. II 1856
Orr COTTON rrket s firm at &c. o. Tor middlins So
GAR .els L.; MoLAssEs, 81 d35c FLOUR 50 20; Mess
PoRK SIC 6Csl6 Isl Keg LAID lole WHsEY-an excited
cent premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19
Total Of funded S6,7sl 40 81
We annex an extract from the circular Of Messrs
Name * Kanz, for the steamer:

kEw.YoEK. Friday Jan 10, 1856.
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges being both in favor Of
Eewiork the Money market s bennng - Re fsyorably
affected thereby IL consequence OF this improvement the
Stock market showed gradual upward tendency unti
when the atys Amers received from
Liverpool tie 5th inst They announced decline O u =
OF Consos scarcity II Money London and the pros
rect unyosbe the present peace nsyoaton
OI,hs there MoueAtay depression bur to-day the
upward has again manifested itssf Ts tendency
further stimulated by the large Railroad receipts Decs
Der noticed below.
Gsie Stocks higher with important sale. in Indsa Fyes
Missaulies a. Indians = cent higher Tenae-ses. y y
cent
Cty and County Bonds have been active with Up
tendency Some sales have been made Of Alba CiIcin
Ieey City, Louisville, Milwaukee, Quincy AL SANS
Frsucsco City ~ = Bonds Rochester Bonds srre
Railroaa Bonds firm without portant change Such
activity kre 1875 Bonds have cent lno Coatrs.
Construction Bonds have scarcely yaed Freeland B. s have
been cold st e. and 80 e1pvege Ere 1862 Bonds continue
, demand without seiers.
Bonds dealt Stock E1cAsnse-Ths various issles
Of Milwaukee AID Mississippi Railroad Bonds ia god de-
mand al .dysEce Some Michigan Central cent, 1869
have also chan seG kands