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The business ofthe Clearing House was sl7, $500
The Great Western Railroad Company have nego-
ated the residue fthe ls mortgage bonds, $3.50 600,
which will enable il to complete its road to the juno
ton with the Lake Erie, Wabash and st. Louis Road
by the lst Of June next. The Lake Erie and Wabash
Road will then that portion of the Great Western
between their terminus and the Illinois Central, upon
which latter road the trains will to the junction
with the Tere Haute and Alton terminating opposite
st. Louis, thus forming nearly direct line between
ST. Louis and the Lake Erie and thence East.
The Lake Erie and Wabash Road opened to-day to
Peru from Toledo and the 10th is TO be opened to
Logansport with grand celebration.
The week closes with still greater abundance of
money than the previous one. The current rate for
money is still : y cent, but great many loans are
made at T. cent, and some at y cent. Paper goes
at Ga s 4 cent for frst-class.
The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for the
third week in February were follows:
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NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentne hEmer, with only
moderate demand; ,sle 81 40 bhs from DOCK ~ Oc aud 80
bolt. cash Shipping order Crude is MN at % - Tor
WimDqton Common ko-n s'eady, with sees OF IoJ Dds
Wilmington at VI 90 T. 80 delivered Other kinds are very
quet ,u., ...-.-.,
irregular and the Ony In lots At &c. cash from store In
Cde Whale no further sales have been msdeihe market u
very ror last sales 81 cash arrive the quality al the
run hasers Refined ste idy with tar bd'nes
DON a. 9Ca92c.. time Crude Sperm is well hell the demand
i far AZ 50 from ship and 81 from sheds Manufacturer
steady previous quotations Lard Oil quiet st &c. cash.
ard a5c., mos. -, -,
PROVISIONS-The Pork market ia again better the demand
Is GOOD local trade he arrivals ace light the stock As
given below slows increase Of 500 bb which much less
than wa anticipated the sae $50 bbs at SIC ~ 10 ID
m NJ IS; ard % for Prime. Beei' steady ard 10 fair re-
quest the local trade and for export the stock as made up
today shows decided dunaon the sales are 20 6ols
at s8 75d 70 u for Prince 50 jd GIL for Country Mess
Sllasl3 90 for Repealed Mess and SIS l5Gt Tor extra
do Prime Mess quiet ~ Beet Hams are firm but
guet at SISG 80 Bacon in moderate request al gas
Tor Western o for city Cut Meats nrmer sales
of 400 bhds and d7tc Shoulders aud 81 dy Tor
Hams Dressed Hogs quiet 97tc for Western Lard
quiet but change in veu- sales OF 600 bills and es
stSdlC,c Butter better demand at l702lc. Tor Ohoi
ard 22aS6c for State. Cheese In demand at sidlt3c
sIocg Oh PORK sEEg IN PACKING YAIDs, kEwroRk
AND BRooKLYE MARCH |. 1856
-Nslc York ldyds- l-BTooAlyr YarSs-
Lam. Pa
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COFFEE-M kinds have BEEN qn.t P ~ go N.raeabo
FLOUR AND EAwesrn and state Flour eI.s so. ssi
io with an upwsrd teudeney the better grsdes ne
les. freely offered and sss hr%es y for common
" go STE a. 7 81 s7 uPerane Indians ana uPPsr
Ls6s e. - 75asI 81 Tor St. Louis brands and 50 $50
i0 Is Tor Extra Genesee Canadian Flour Is vac So
M. AZ % for infe or hest brands southern foat
il aim with coed inquiry Tor The bone trade al To- 10y
spdsrd brands Alexandria Baltimore City mills sno
street and s7d $40 tor fsyo,e fancy and eSa
Cs, Meal In limited demand, 81 IS % Tor Jersey ana
for Brsndywine Buekwheas Flour Is lower, and Is daA
FsUITs-No sales of any importance have come TO oar
knowledge Rsisins very qac the recent advance anu &c
FisH-Wb liberal arrivals the market less firm, and 2g,
moderate bu.pe done sales Of 800 cts Dry COD and V DDS
RsSI Whest there &. more hrmness, with better de-
msHd for export and % 10. n ~ o bush sood 70 choice
Red Southern - 65Q = So Rye more set1edi So
$50 bush At Oa 81 y. the inside Pree a. the Tairqed
5Spot Barley hrmlv held ~ va 81 p Barley Meal y
manfred alter sales OF 1000 bash. > ~ White Beans are
bI5 with more confidence; of IS bush at . e bush
sts are In better demand sales Of Southern 81 o1eSc Sef
iortsnt chsnse-tbe demand is moderate: sales
22tCO bush az 7cc for NewOreans HiSee 49,.
Tor southern Western mixed and 'ja4ic iof southern
H0FsOny retail business il doing; sales of 50 bales in
ois 10 brewers at 7doc. Odcontnne dull snd nom nal.
plDFSTbe market steady with moderate inquiry tne
ar ivas are lnited sales of Bnenos al &c MO SFSnSS
:, - and Apgoura AZ &c The stock il IS 100: 900
Btros AyIes and Nonteyleo 1000 Rio Grande so An
stur, 40 Porto Csbeo and LAguayra 500 Barcelons
9C0 Savsus geo Juan $500 Bahia 40 Havana 2OOo
Me1icsn = MaTanhsm snd Para $50 West India southern
T. 80 California Sailed California Hides and hiPe
so Buenos Ayrs $500 do. Horse.
- ssles NJ 800 bales At II q ~ lsi = 100 10
IRON-The market rather better for Scotch Pig sales OF
LEADThe market steady but very quiet at So s.c for
SIsnsb. ,.,-. e. 18Th , fair dar,s,5 "a,
III s,cn,ons Tue receipts moderate and quite made
onae 70 existing wants Oak is very especially Light
seN ghter. ooo -, "a, -
LiNE-Lumpi active; sales of LOCO bills AZ -l 81
which .ssin Common quiet IN the absence OF
- in fTst hands; 100 bbls, sold to-day at l.
NOIASSES-The market is trmer and closed with an up
ward tendency fair business was done IN Domestic sales Of
90 M Now Orleans Al iedc she lower grades espe
y no,e buoyaut The stock hand this morning was a.
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doubleday be vcry large, and induce speculative &C
tor in them. Railroad Bonds and State Stocks were
in fair request at shout previous prices.
The Exchange market for the steamer closed heavy,
with fair supply Of ball. Sterling Is ele9l 'or good
names, being sold at 9 ass = cent. Francs 5.22! q
5.l7l.
In Freiglfs we hear only Of 1000 bbla Fle0r at
% cd ard $50 tea. Beef at 4s.. both 10 Liverpool
Albert H. Nicolays regular semi weekly ssc'ion
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday al
l2l o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The Imports other than Dry Goods for the week
have been q, s3s 500 against el,lo3l 2l same week
last year, including Steel $4,000; Tin Plates and
Sabs ss5 400; Lead s2a 400; Iron, s94 500 Pepper
s32. 100; Molasses, 1880; Sugar, si34,6co; TEES
1900; Coffee, 267, 4Oo Lnseed, s45,5Oo; Wool
s54. 7Oo Hides, sl5s, 700; Hatters Goods, s44,'ooi
Eurs sl5OOO The aggregate OF the week 49,
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Ship Connecticut Couard Hsyre 50 d mdse. and 100 pas
ensers to Lane West n Co . m N
Bars John Howe Moore, CaTdenas Feb 10, sugar 70
Bro khan Sid in with brig B. X Eaton Eaton, Tor I'M
adelphia schr Metis Crane for Baltimore Feb IT, on Men
ory Rock spOke b. brig Aanode from Mstanras TOR hsh
Bark ApLe Perkins (of Hallowel) Wells, Bordeaux, HdA
brandy SC 10 l.. II. Simpson Sous. Feb s. lat - -, 2
81 Is smoke ship Charles Ward OF Kennebunk from NeTA
leans for flayfe Feb 23 of Nantucket Shoal, spoke f
New Zealand OF Fremont sk from Aux Cages tor Boston
IS is out had been blown of the coast three times
Brig Beatrice of (Hsrrington Wilson, Cumberland HsbS
via 81 Jago de CUBA FEB ~ 70 Jonathan Thomson
Brig Frances p Beck of Proydencsl Adrdge Ap.schfsi
Is ds cotton &c. msser. SID in co. with bark Mustang
Avery for New York.
Big Anonoosuck Hartford, New Orleans IS d. sugar &c
to Franci. Spies. Has had heavy weather; lost sails &C
Schr Tiger (of Hsmpden) Carlson, Atakspe " as susn
and Glasses 10 Jackson Has been is ds Dorth Of hsue
18th ult while lying in gale from ~ T., came 10 contsI
with brig Grandee Of Br0okne Tbbetts from Sagus ol1s
NewYork The had her srboard bow stove IN ana oa
warks carried sway, and leaks about $500 strokes per na
The Gandee had sprung leak when d. out nom sans 20
was leaking 600 strokes per hour. After the colisoI s
reported her being In sinking condition and the
b that night and the day but the following night
sht her. The T. has lost bali OF her deck load OF nos
Sehr Siak (of East Mschia,l, Hooper Tobaseo ~ o. 1
wood and frstic George L. Hatch Feb H. lat % io1
81 o. SPOKE brig Alma from Laggna for New York BID ID o.
With brg Crawford of East Mschias ior Havana
schr James Ward (of Harwchl Baker, Mobile ~ da, e~
ton and hides 70 Easie Hazard
schr c. \ Watson Carlow Murphysboro ~ C., d., con
&c. 10 Jonas Smith
WIND-During the day, w. and fresh.
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D. -Nsv- York Yard.-, -B,o0Gly1 Y~I.-



TOTAL OLD AND NEW BEEF Civ Mess. 55s-lsst mouth
4-lsst wear 2i8. City Prime 57slss month. 26-ast yer,
49, Repacbed Ness Il llsst month, lst year. i67l
hep.cked Chicago Mess 68jsst month 5eS-l,st wear,
as Railroad Beet. l7s-lsst month, s3-ast year, 81
REFUSE Mess t57-sst month. s5-sst year, los Refuse
PINE --last month 0las year, 80. Oder Refuse 53e-
last onth 5Slsst year 2f Terces, 6011last month 10
Terces Prime Mess 26-la month. 6,fast year, 2O.
Country hsss 46l9-lsst year 47llss year '68 Count
Prime 8j-iaSt month T52iss year -Zzt Unnspected,
39E-sst month 504J7-sst year, s0. Totals, 30, 40
last month. g, l6a--last year, = ,s5s
81 GARs-There is demand full former prices Tbs
Phenx CARO- comprising about % 900 bags Maua reported
by Us Yesterday goston but fully closed Is still
u.d The sales are hhds New Orleans Sd84c and 20
hhds Cube Muacovsdo NJ u d7c.
RICE-The demand i quite trivial snd prices show down.
ward tendency The sales 1nimportsnt.
SOAP-We hear sale OF $50 boxes Castle al la
sPICES-Aices under this heading generally quiet We
ony hear Of lt6 Wild Cinnamon and 30 bales
Gloves terms not tEsnspired
TEAS fairy active Prices are fully supported.
WOOL-We notice little excitement 10 the staple, holders
being sangne than aud prices much better
The feeling buOyan than time during The seon
Sales oflO0f0 m of Domestic Fleece 9d &C. for low 10 hne
qualities Pulled s 20e hsher, and closes with strong rs-
iDg tendency sales Of $40 he a. Sdc for super 'nd Sc
for extra.
WHISKY-The market i easer and better supplied sse'oi
90 bbs al g C. tor Ohio and SOC. TOR Prison
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u.rk.....R eported By TskgrspI.

CHARLEsToS March -Our Corros market mas hdfaLceh
&C.. with sales to-day Of 800 bales.
Providence r. L. March lCoTToS has been II moderate
demand during the week and sold unehaI sd prices oO
The market has been firm and active az advance sales m
the week II 100 n PRINTING CLoTHS-Prees nrri ac seA
ight: Gales 4. 400 pieces.
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VIZ. rrd<,s.ana the injury from the late FIRE 70
fp.v,,.pa A. Co resnishers and psckers,l doe not
n,ev.nt hem promptly executing orders as usual
They now receive goods at No. 81 Broad street.
Ateleersphic dispatch from Nashville states that
The notes Of The Central Bank OF Tennessee, at Nash
vile are refused BY the other NASHVILLE banks Inc
hank IL said 10 be owned in New-York The Aaor-
C.neral Of the State has been directed 20 eXsmine
into rs condition. Tbe recent issues payable at
Dardrdge. JEFF, ron County, Tenn.
The Anthracite Coal trade Is improving. Tie sup
NV Of some kinds is getting shor, which incresses
brsi, cas- on the Reading Railroad The ;unnage by
tie II id fcr the week ending on Thursday last was
90 ess tuus T tai for he current year TO that time,
es 3ss tups against % lso tuns to corresponding time
last yetr.
The returns Of B;.umnous Coal sent 10 market from
the Cumberland, Nd, region during the year 1853,
are as follows:
Py the Chess, cake AID Ohio CAnsl........l4@7 tuns
Total ................... ......es 707 taas-
The total quantity 1854, war ......72l Sn tans
pe-re.,e il observation-disclosures. o,l64 TINS
The Bank Committee OF the State Senate, in answer
20 resolution requiring them to report upon the
pedi, ncy Of passing law prohibiting the Payment Of
interest on d, posts made in the Banks of this State
miited volumnous report on Friday, showing the
following approximate estimate Of the total amount
held by the Banks of New-York for account of other
Banks:
On the 9Th Dec ls4. due TO 81 lS 20
San. due from BslsS 1851 30
Balance due % Bar ks ont Of the city....... s946 $50
On the 10Th March 1s5j due to q t ~
Same due from Bsnks S,'SeoS
Balance due 70 Banks Of the Il 45f35
On a. 18Th Dee 1855, due &is1Io1o
Balance due 10 Btnks Of the city OIL go
From these b. gathered two important
ro1s that the aggregate Of these depots very lSrse
snfps &9onJoO S7GJooO0; the other that there
are voe,t the amount. for comparing the
staten for 2h December, 1854 with that Tor ION March
E55-10 devs only ervenDs-it viii be that these
deposits balances increased from $50 to 5i
ind third shows that they had again fallen on h
December last 10 S,i68ts9
al evidence the rapid curtsmeni which a. times occuf
reference the following statement which exhibits
the reduction IN the amount Of made by twelve Banks IN
the Civ between August lB5j aud lth Norein
Der foll6wnE PERIOD OF three months and six days:
STATEMENT Weekly Baak RefvTat ~ BdAS ~ ht ON o.
Nete-i York 1856
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MARRIED..

DOOLTTTLE-PARsONS-IRs ST. Bartholomew Church, on
Thursday evening, Feb %, by the Rev. samuel Cooke
CHAs. E. DOOLlTTLE TO Miss EMILY PARSONS all Of
this city.
JoHNsON--wATERs-on Tuesday, Feb q, by the Rev.
j. Henry Kaufman, GEORGE =. yOHNSONot kewfoTk
toANNiE r. eldest daughter OF Thomas L. Waters Of
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Apsei Mrs Cooper r. Miller aud lady, A. synca y sys.x
J. GOsld,sope, r. Cheese, wlderYer, W hsrnass al
lady. II. Abderson, Mrs Herbert, Lieut. q. A Roserss
Besrrr Of Dispatcher Mrs hcskett r. Churcher, lady k
children, EnxlsId-lli in all
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Pr > En-, Railroad March 80 bbs Flour $50. Wh-kT
lss DO Provisions $50 desset Hogs oi psg but'er % do
Cheese 81 aides Leather, n rolls DO.
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IMMATURE ALNAsAc......rs.s DAT.
grx-Rises...6:Jl cets....o:5f Neon Rises. a. ~
wArEk....-.........rsIs Oss
Sandy Hook Gov Island. 4:5Oa ueste 81
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r,.s u c.,..,beiroe, ,,t. Chs. Gould.

Fred. II. Gei.enheirner ast. Chs@ Gould
The motion is denied, with ~ costs, 70 De ouIe
sssiDst any costs which OeAenOe'"ef e'1"'a
nom deiIsSs Benedict ss, Phnibert cssee e. al
New trial granted as TO Youngs and the Executr1
s@s'e''' SPECIAL Trsm-Before BoswoEIH,J.
iDericks0n agt. Kaip.-MOton denied, Win - cosVs
" Ss''"'' Before HofENs.J
Joe Mmpby agt. Vim. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r defendant on the demurrer with COTS Tbs complaint "
defective ~ all particulars
Joseph Chamberlain egt. The New-Aibany and "a
hem Rsrosd Application TO set aside az attachment
pan's'' Before OAKLEY, c. J.-At Chambers.
John w Bradley az, George c. Dunbar ct a.
This is an application for an order that deinndan
bEni. s TO the o. s1s 9e b e1sr %
pctson Of fading something 70 asss; him IN his sn but -s
rb SPECIAL grounds TINS never Io~so r bs
don Motion denied. with $40 costs
Judge ROOSEVELT.
Aug. l.. Brown agt. Chas. Mitchell and others
Henry Cox agt Delaney Barclsy-Motion denied,
without Costs. -. ,., -,
/, Paul +. Cooper. agt. Henry W. Til-The same.
Before WHrTUG,J
Roseubaum aet. observation-disclosures Of divorce a
Reinig ACT. Renig-Decree on behalf of the COM
LaDgdon agt Astor aud otbers-Notion granted,
With costs with liberty defendants amend their
swer IN 40 days, If they should be go advised
Bennett agt. Bennett-Decree of divorce vincllo.
Wonder Creme agt. Baruch DE Beer and others-hO-
sop 10 discharge order Of denied, with 10 costa
Ladders agt. Landers-0rdered that the witness, T..
Landers Of her tender be examined before
ono Of thu this Court before any decree be entered
herein upon her testimony -
LafaTge agt. Felix. Motion to set aside the attach
ent for resusrty denied, with 10 costs to ABIDE the event
Hurlbut, Ge agt. Isaac ID. Seely.
Motion TO add 10 the judgment roll the order OF this
Court setting sse the attachment granted Ths' part Of the
motion which for the Incorporation Of the evidence upon
which the decision Of this Court made upon setting aside
Che stfachInent-denieo The costs Of resisting this moou
10 be paid attorney for the judgment creditor oppOs
fns No oosts allowed to the defendant
The People rel Thomas d. Hagan agt. Azariall
C. Fsgg Controller Motion or mabdamus denied, with $40
costs.
HAYWOOD agt the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company
Motion to compel plaintiffs attorney to pay over the
balance In his bands TO plaintiffs substituted attorney granted
with the costs Of the referee and of the motions in this
amounting to $50.
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coURT CALENDAR. THIS

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Nos. 1926, 329, 1877, II,
aS5 2CS 2as, 255 25S, $50, H. 81, O. g. 2l3.
SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. s3e, $40, s48, s49, $50, 1853,
sd GO 49, s So S7s So SCI 1872, SSs, s, sss-sS In
elusive, 44s.
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spoken-By pilot boat julia No Is, 80 miles y Of sng
Hook bac Amanda Jane from Wilmington for Boston
out; CsthsEine, from Key West for New-Bsdhd'
Is. Ost-
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,ts,ute annually 20 make report to the Leg1sstu,e
the tolls trade and tunnage Of the csnae OF ms oes.e
dining the season of navigation, and, in obedience 70
such requirement, he makes the following
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xr1.i-sa t ,he hareor 81 Charleston reach when
w.s pvt ON board and saiei deposited the Chseso
Bank
n n eontended that therefore distinction 70 Be nsde
between this and the Of the cargo We tnk not Tug
syecss tho voyage hsd prospered, would have eseJ 70
shipped. II Al time severed hote voc 'es. -
cargo BE- Subject the same respoa 90 80
end rights and so 70 general sverige on . '~e 20
what are tbeyt -. ~. 81, ,y,,. ma.
l. A. 70 the amour, awarded the Danish or iof nay
~ termed though Dot strictly such, salvage SCI os "a
Amount evs-ded By the Chamber Of Co GER tSe
epsines Their services neeesssry y
were ntcnce % save whole IND are, thereiofe sues
~ general average. .,,;,. ,,,on.h ,h.soe
a. Ss sare 10 the vessel IN consequene OF me swell
L., T - which iocuded IN tbs repairs done 10 New.
Va a n ce-ld b. ds.iDctly Traced, ahou'd b. allowed
rlxt Io- 20 the cargo which be distinctly sho w 20
nave srsen exclusively FROM water .houd be allowed The
ranhsT 6 bsies untouched By the &c and sutse-
saeBdy sod be sscertsiged By comparison o. ne &C
count With the invoice II practicable this to be done
and tho difference Ia enoan. IL ~ Be allowed.
se Ireight improperly allowed u nethet 20 be con-
sbued for contribute The broken up and
NOT even a pro rata tneris freight earned
poxfon Of tie Endorsements at Charleston " not 70 se
allowed the landing storage and weighing OF cotton 10
ance commissions sales The rule IT, whatever expenses
The suser have been incurred for The beneh OF me
whole pyor the determination 70 relDquish TIE voyage
xasc Vi - allowed, but none other.
Order az reference referee or TO former seeer iof re-
sisersens Of adjustment and further report
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%,
ToTAL OLD AID New PoRK: Clear. 3ls-last month l25
sst wear Mess l6 496sst month n 859Isst y ST.
Thin Ness eo-sst month 4lO-ast year ST. PIims Meas
3zl-ist month 5-sst year. VI. Flank l6-isst month
last year Prime 5lo9-last mouth 5g8sst year 50
RumJ e7S-iA Month ll6-ls,t year 1873 sfuss Mess Ts
last mouth 41g-sst year. slh Refuse Prime. Sl-ast
mop'h 123-laS year SO. Other Refuse, 6S-ast month
s5s-lss year Io6 Unnspeeted. lsEe-,sst moth l5o5
las. yeaf 30 Totals 5-last mouth, 40 6so-IAst year,
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dotal-.........4l65,Se2 4,G226l7 2-l57B i,ssorSS
Sin the item OF Corn that arrived riewater IN 1851 an
has been discovered Of about 1900 900 bases or % 100
tuns that this item should There . also an
evident error in he amount of Corn MeA arriving nde~ser
The the whole shipped bit 24V trns
fhs mere be IL ten, 81 seogi - cs uns
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..sl1S4s90

The following is q comparative statement OF the
value of certain exports from the commencement Of
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Al the rstierr and statistics which are required % De n
roed vii Be found fully and particularly set iofth u -
,b,t IT, whole Of tolls collected Upon The ever.
of hi. DUNG the last season Of sTzAi'on sH ~
80 "a ~ amount . roulDosed follows.
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Total. s4S74,476 s7,S76122 S4S5,572 sSSS<
Net increase 10 FEB %,
The statement Of the Treasurer of the United States
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TO,al ssil4a % sl4Olsi 10 1885 % s9y7!6O Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-18
SIN ER'S
Improved Sewing Machines.

To which was granted the highest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplifed them in many respects,
and they capable OF executing twice The amount
Of work they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
pable Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect;
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread In such a manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will ind
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
are built strong and durable, and not likely to
get out Of order.
We have machines with guages attached, for
binding hats, cap fronts, CATERS, &C.
SILK, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &c, constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates.
Persons DESTROYS Of information regarding Sew.
Ing Machines will please address
/. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
N. B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma
chimes for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
eral. Persons who have been induced to purchase
inferior machines under the p,etext Of being
cheap, Will find this a benefit indeed.
mar 10-H
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United States Patent Office.
WARRINGTON Anril a foss

IN THE PETITION OF STEPHEN
" BALDWIN, Of Clifford, New Hamnsh,ra
praying for the extension Of a patent graptad -
him on the 18th day Of July, 1872 Sr an ~ ~
provement In O. machine for cutting shoe negs ,,
for seven years from the expiration Of said n,,
emit, which takes place on the 10Th day Of lIv
1856: ~ 'uiS'
Ii Is ordered. that the said petition be heard a,
the Patent Oface on Monday, the 3Oth of June
next le3o, at II O'Clock, m. and all persons are
nooned to appear and show cause, II any thew
nave, why said petition ought not to be granted
~, eons opposing the extension are required to
me =. .ne fatent once their objections Specially
~ Lo1h In writing, at least twenty DAYS before
we OF nearing all testimony fled by either
parry 70 De used at the hearing must he n Gen ana
usnsmitted In accordance with the rules 81 the 81
nee, Wnlcn WIZ De furnished on application
me testimony In the case win BE- closad On ., =.
10Th day OF June; dispositions and otber ~ -. aae
relied upon as testimony, must be fled In NJ 49,
on or before the morning Of that dav. ~ OAce
ments, II any, within ten days therea}ts, VIC aigu-
Ordered, also, that this notice be nnhr.,.
the Union, Intelligencer, and Star Washino.a,nn
ID: C.; Republican, Baltimore; Evening AsSus
philadelphia; Day Book, New York, and Pos,
Boston; once q week for three successive wasS
previous TO the 30th Of June Dsxt the day of hear,
Ing. CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
f.s-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent 0mce.
win paper containing this notice.