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DIED..

BRorNERon WEDNESDAY Jan q Phebs Estels, daughter
Tbe fiepJ. OF family csPeetu, invited attend the
between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets
BARRErT-on "Wednesday J,n % Ann jane only daqshtsr
sa and Ann Barrett aged yesrs IL Doaths and l6 days
BROWNIE this city, Tuesday Jan e. in the 4h year Of
EsAse Capt. Dewitt C. BIown
BUTTERFIELD-In Brooklyn, E D. Tuesday. Jan. a. Of
scarlet fever Alice Sophia yosnsest daughter OF Edwin L.
ald Margaret BuieTheld, IN the "a year OF her
CARYAt CI cinna. Saturday Jan ?. the Rev LORENZO
Cary, Professor OF eiett Languages IN the FHmers Col
ltSs. lie Was naive CT the ; ate o; New fcTk
COGAN-On Tuesday Jan a. Thomas Cogsa the oath year
ofhis native u CsfTisiohl County Cork. Ireland
CRONLEY-on "Wednesday, Jan. O. Ellen daughter Of Jere
ah and julia Croniy aged year and days
CHANFRAt-On Thursday Jan 20 fever Frances
Ei1abeth daughter ofPeier F. and Cecil, ChAusG eyed
years and mouths.
TO attend the f,nea from No White street II o'clock
this morning Her remains will be taken 10 YOnker for n
CoLUMB-ou Thursday, Jan o. Johs Stephen, youuse..
child Of Thomas AID CaiLps Co.an6 aged months AID y
II. IsDl will lake Place rom y 10 T.. So5tn stree On
respectfully invited 10 attend.
DAvIs-In Abby, on Tuesday Jan. - suddenly hi, RS.
dspoe in the presence Of It's i.s NGhsaie Davis age! II
DoRAN-on Wednesday Jan. IS, sfer short Hines. Mary
ADn dAash'sT of Wu aud Catherine DOrAn aged year and
10 months
DOTY-On Wednesday Jan -, Of scarlet f.ver Anseline
Charles and EhIa Doty.
DWYERon Tuesday Jan. r. Pstrck DIVER aged rs wear,
and 10 months
FLETCHER-A, wlncheDdOn Mas. on SUNDAY JAnl2s NJ.
May FLETCHER Ased W ,eAI' and ~ days
HoUGHToN-In this city, Tuesday. Jan n Mrs FArny
d0vsttop.
HAwKINS-on Thu.dsy morning jan. % Jessie yo1as
rs: dsash,er Of CfGss P AID Mary IL. Hawhin, age
months tnd days.
The epds Of the fan y arr invited stend her fuuerA TAI.
Afternoon o'clock iioul No u Clinton street
JACksoS-on wedredsy JAn IS Asnss infant daughter Of
Jo"ph and May Jsehsoa, .ssd months
kENApY-lp his city, On Wednesday Jan. y, of ufGu-
as,on Of the lear. Mary Een, ttugeier q Cetr.es ard
.suy ksHbdy. IssS Hsl,la.
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MARRIED..
ARMsTRONG-GOULD-

ARMsTRONG-GOTLDOn Thursday Jan. ], At the Lpisc0'
ri Cburch OF Holy oceus Mr.. John Armstrong 10 blTs
Ann Gould widow OF the late Abraham Gould
BAII-sHADDLE-On Monday, Jan. q, by the Rev Or;
Sprns residence. in the City OF Ne"hork hhSs Dali
10 Miss julie Shsddle bytb of BouBdbrook ~ J.
-MORRIs-At St Bartholomew urch, Gu Wednes-
Say Jan % by the Rev Mr.. Jackson, hr mcCosks dy
B1 10 Miss Morris daughter Of Francis MeTs esq,
ofTbfoggs Neck, Weschester County, n Y
DART-CLUTE- On Wednesday, jan g, BY the Rev. Dr.
Hutton William M Dart to Maria ThorDs, daughter OF John
d. Chute all Of this cry.
HOfFMAN-WIGHT-O Thursday. Jan. % By the Rev
Or BLIct ard Alfred w Holman TO Mary d., daughter OF
AMBIENT Wight, ESQ.,, all OF this city
HOLCOMBE-MEEKER-On "Wednesday, Jan. II, a. the
sdepce the brides father henry HocoEbe OF the hrm
Of Ten Fyck Holcombe Merchants IVA TO ANA meeker
oily oausb.cr . Gabriel and Caroline heeser
LFHDs-WILIIAMS-In St. Psus Church. NewYsIk On
suLosy evening jon 25 b, the Rev Benz Haght ID D.,
JAMES II. Leeds Susan '. Williams, both Of Brooklyn
LIVINGsTON-EATON-A Fort Miller Cal, on Wednes-
day Dec by the Rev Mr. Aager, Lieut. Laih,t l. Ltyii
ston L. s A to Mary, daughter Of Dr. Joseph Eaton A
MAY-DANN-At Avon. Tuesday, Jan. =. by the Rev.
F. C. Brown Charles A. May, OF CT ntops Sb and Miss
Louise youpgest daughter Of Amos bana GEO. ~ the
foImtr place
sTILLW ELL-VARIAN-Or Tuesday Jan. r. BY the Rev.
Abr R. Van Nest Richard stllwen, TO MIs Harriet Va
ribD, all Of this city.
SHAW-KlNGIn this city Tuesday jan n BY the Rev.
d.. Buichtrd, d. D., Samuel Shaw 10 Sarah A eldest
daughter Of Rufu. \. King, sl Of this city.
SKIDMORE- SEAMAN-At Msnhssset on Wednesday, jan.
Is BY the Rev Samuel Cox, William Skidmore Of Brook
Sn Miss Eddeza Seaman, daughter Of Leonard A Sea
man, Ctq OF the former place.
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LAYTON SeI H,eiH.A, Ey on Fsid.y. '.a 3 DR. PArler
LsJt1n IL he 9Th JeAr oi bis Ase
LANAI Key Wet Fla, Saturday jan 10 81 e-rf1nP
top. Asg1stis LAas ,5D e VIZ LAre, ls-d 5 seArs
IFuIs-At Albary On Wednesday jan q Col Henry
Lewis, il lie 1871 Js,ro L' age
GOMERY-Ol Wednesday. Jan. =, lsaSess, wife O.
John 3. MontEorery Of p uehhetps" r..
he fup.ra Vii isie Plsce On saafd.y q; P n 10
Cfsbb.r 81 T. reIchss PouEhs ePs'e q
IN Is'u.h,, leaves f0'sAie'P'ie a; ST. ana reaches
MoDOWALL-on w.dnesiss, Jan. q after short but So
we're ilIs,s, John McDOE all sseo 20 years
il.ttib MecsuI sssd q month. a1d Il d.
EcNANUs-Ou t., .d,y Jan a. THos HeaIy eldest son Of
Tbos and Msry hoMants aged yeAr' months and days
EEUMANN-on wedae.esy morning Jan. % John, con Of
Nj John Ssumnn.
PENNoYEB-Or Thursday ming. JA. %, Mar g. wiz Of
Gould s Peunoyer. in the Ss'h year Of her age . ,
Tie relatives ard ri-rd' Of the family respectfully in-sd
10 attend Der ssurda, ,tsrboon a: o,l5ck from
her late rs'id'boe, No. $40 Pearl street.
ouYE-In Brooklyn, o. rge.dsy. Jan -, after .n,.rnI
Of her age sLst.ve Of Wiltshire, England.
RfDF0sD-A' Jsssesr'o9tov9, * o. TaqT;isy J,1 p
sToUT-At Allentown, J., Monday, Jsu. 10 Richard
Stout AGED 81 yeas
sToDDARD-Oa board ,tp K.,hsy, on Mordsy, Nov. 4,
Caroline A. OILY daughter Of Thouss aud Rebecca d.
sioddsId, tssd 10 ysars ALe Is days.
sIMPsO-On Tue,dsy, Jan Il Mia Dorohel Simpson aged
n Jetfs.
sBFRRILL-At Caldwell Lase George on Wednesday, jan
n Fanny, wife Of John F. Sheriff., eco
TERRY-On Thursday Jan. O. Of congestion Of tie brain,
Samuel II omAs aged months insn; son Of Samuel and
TIE ,s,ire AZ er q. Of the family aye invited to attend bis
tcr fie Tesiceee Of bis parents TIE Ev.rxnss" Belle
vile J. CaIrsses will b. in readiness ~ Cen tre-:ire.s
ocoek train from Eev.YoIt.
tPToN-A, a,en Island Thursday jan ~ hs,.l' ma
dsupbt.r of Frsrd. C. .nd Ca,tsfite - - -
daughter Francis H. Upton and James Mccullough eslf'
cst VII be IN waiting The y on t he arrival Of hs II
the friends Of the far lily 10 Gree n"ood Cemetery
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ny mother spesA Of receiving $50 from - Tor.
woe about week sgoi she received soout zoe -
or a1st Of las, November; my mother has very LIE
money pog-s she has been Obliged ID paSn ssFerh
ibncs; koow hat Of The amyuat above Ie'orgi -,
,b@rs !. very little remaining; my father has told m
he Owned two hts up town. my f4'ber has not p1''
nrorsr attention 20 bis store for some time past be
= nd male biz c5snetcs sell better 1t BE- c1o-ei ne
no. er told lie AIS income lie does hot keep bank az
count. L.- T
ke-e1au' ned-AbOu' week o. iw! oeore
ef, he smoke Of the two lots 10y mother has told me
she pawned things have been with my mother 'lnce
left my father. -, n.
AT tbis point TIE case was referred to ex-)udge Ma
son to inquire into the circumstances OF the case eA
anime both palties, and pass upon the qae'iion Oh
aimoDy
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WbaISr-
P.rk Mary Ffan

Bark Mary Frances bound 20 II dian Ocean, remains n~
ID In the lee 81 the mouth Of Warren River o..
spokeD-Dec lat los, Ion. S. 81 p Lancer,
BedfoIG for Pacific Ocean. Capt. CusbnAn Of -
died about Nov. q, lat - ". Ion - 10 W. Of a
His rem aims were enbsued in alcohol taken On -
letter from Capt. Oliver o. ship Leonidss Of Nes = a.
reports her Psta Dec with 20 bbls sperm tna -
bsckfsh oil had whales five times ia ten raec's ~
but In I've months On her lsst cruise picked
and eight men beoprbe N the whaling brig Ws@ ~
TAlcshnsno Lost on Chatham Island May 81. Crew ~ "
except the captain, who drowned. <yss.,
le'ter from Capt. Potter Of ship hoan WolIAsoS q. ~
Bedford dated Phi Boy, suIy 80 reports her fssaJ
20 eel on a cruise next day; all we'll p~SSssk
letter from Capt Greene, Of bark Susan, OF Ss~s-7'
epoTA her IL days out, no s,itsde, &c. ~ we'll -
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sTPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEsN-JAS 2-BeioTe
OsELET, c. J.
As .SsURANCE CASE.
ri S.vsse At Tie Corn Exchange Fire and Inland
4-@'-- N.visa...u Insurance d.

AS .SsURANCE CASE.
49, ssv.se AZ. Tie Corn Exchange Fire and Inland
--' Nsvi.atson IusuIsIce CO. g,
The psintiff sues owner Of he "NeH-f"rk ana
~ 49, liz - Of boats runur the Erie Canal from Buffalo
90 Afsuy ard theLce is cy. for the insurance On ' CAY
az ~ C2ru snounir % $500 - with E'eT','.
Aenes1ts made Sept. 49, 1885, general Phcy oi M
-re bv th.r John " Gardner, on csrso-s sfp
80 - Isi,g on bs boats The ia question were
~ Wv, AptI by q rent boat. Sept. 25 sud q They
lid safl Albany. where they were resnpped On ne
Tie Hudson rock near stairs DOCK ana
~ a. q .ton The corn becoming total loss
he def. udsu's Up couutercsn Of unpaid premiums
rs 10 sa2 So They sleee By way Of defense, that tue
USso though se1ed - be 1T Or Sef nay-apn ana OF
Cert str and capacity to carry the A. he time ne
yaiue thereof ndorted the policy Was neher the one
nor the oth,r Some their wtues-cs stated Aa' fsns
vas In al sevicesbe qualities equivalent % about one tbd ~
river barge Tev also coG.rndsd that the plaintiff guilty
a sreo looking after liz when tue vessel sank
and II At II might have been saved wl proper care
verdict vss taken for the plaintiff g5l g. suhec. 70
the oion # hs CoU!t a. Gene Term uunbc gies
tons o. law Nichols and Van DevcnteT for plaintiff Plat
Gerard Buckley for deiendan,s
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corrpr cALyNDAR-Tnrs Day.

SUPREME CoURT CIRCUIT. Part i0 IN - ~
1fe6 rs 58 1893 1890 1862 ESQ., 27 28 29 go l57s lJs
ps II All m. cen numbers Oh the Calendar from ~ .
The Circuit Court the September term wi st ron ~
A. M 10 o. w. Twenty per day and no inoiel WI" 10
ra-cd on zach daily Calendar during the Tenn ooo co,
SUPERIOR CopRT.-Nos. 707, 535, 4l4, 49, CS!'
9lc gl7 500 ISL 752 753 75S 79 100 76 o@ 16t 1922
~ 10 ri ~ rs lie III. il9, 7sl, 79) T. 80
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a Is,,i. MeAnSrcw John Dletc John BOYD, Nh. H,,.,
pJoS J.re BsSsuoek Joseph Bsdenoes, Je1l Bs1spo,s
Isx Baictock John LseS JOIN Roberts, E9esfs cs-efl
ii ON CO Thompson VIM. Simp-n. John Al isteU
Th. nJ.rs.u Gas Nafn, An.re~ DonP.tsF. A~xlsl~,
C.r.ror Rob.rt rni.ils'hwste, Nm CIswt5r5 A-sss4r
BsrIsh Ann Cravkrd fetsF s'e'ehs' WIN A"sfe k9e<s
Irasg Cbsrlos Gilehiisi. -, , u
IL ihs sLip Rlilse pom SAassAde-Lieat j. o. Heizxz,
James hi gains.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........


Shin Macedonia Krcbis. Glasgow, W. Lancaster
Bsk,-Msudi Bryant Sasus a GrSnds, fAfes Por;.rs
Velocity White, -. JAgo J. Thompson ~
Brss-Oc.an Traveller, Sargent, Cieniuegos Thosp.o,
VDr,,r. Srritr Sui'h Rio Jsneru. sihken ironsiAe,
S,hoouefs-M. C. Hopkins. Manlsby. Kew WesS q A P.,
Co ; Andrews, Putnam Wlshpson, h Blossom 4 so...
= Sst,eIlv Griffn Charleston. McCreaiy Mott Co Ma
,ppi Frask Bermg1s, Nm. VI. Smith.
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Total...... ...... ..................sl9l2Ol2
Tie Sinking Fund Commissioners should b. direc ec

kDt cuOuu NC uiIeO Od
by law 10 invest ihese fuGds, they may accumulate
would al me be sufficient 70 absorb nearly e5tire
debtedDess. The policy however, Of continuing the
annual Sir king Fund Tax for the Liquidation OF our
debi should not be abandoned. On the contrary, as
every interest of the State is buOyant and prosperous
il should in M Judgment be increased 10 five cents
the kuLdred dollars per annum. IL practicable, the
frsi investment of either snb ing Fund Sclsol
Fund 81 nd DC made the a g cent stocks. With
Ills spBLa diuII utOn Of indebtedness. and the
investment Of the School Furd as indicated, in less
than eight years shall convert foreign deb iato
Q home debt, the interest upon which, when drawn
from cur tai payers, would Immediately be returned to
them.
The annexed Circular has been issued in regard to
the " .tertown and Madison Railroad:
THE WATERFOWL AND MADISON RAILROAD.
The line of the Watertown ami N sdisoo Railroad
ecng the above cities, is 3 uies in length. Il
is - miles from WATERFOWL 10 Milwaukee. When the
Milwaukee and Watertown now consolidated with the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Road extend their line
TO Milwaukee from the junction with the Nil
waUSee and Miss ssipp Road (which they design
doing at early day they III reduce the
ditiapce over II mile, leaving the distance only
= niles from Milwaukee 70 Madison. The distance
between the same places, BY the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Road, according % ht advertised table of
disAIces is 100 miles. The saving Effected BY the
Itw route, 1ereiore, will be trentythree miles The
cistapce nom Madison 70 Danleth opposite Dabuque.
over the tonte nplated route 10 about IS miles .knx
'be whole dis'snce from Milwaukee 10 Dubuaue, bY
this line iJ2 miles whereas, the distance between MI.
wsulee and Prairie du Chen by he Milw s1kee and
hSsssipP' hesn, according u tteu printed report s
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SUPREME CoURT-cRcur-JAS. 2o.-Before Judge
DaEIEs

p,ssryGyRs AyD The Long ISLAND RAILROAD.
PAIL Csigau AIT The Long Island Railroad Company
Thif action grows out OF serious ACCIDENT whicn
be6I the plaintiff on bis jlurLey from Brooklyn 70
Suffolk station 10 the Long island cars. The paintlh
clsims $4,000 dsmage1 .r,
From, The evidence it appears that the plaintiff took
the cars at South Ferry, havirg free ticket Tor his
massage 10 Sufolk, on the ODD Of last August. The
Tain in which be embarked was one OF tnoee am
hbicus baggage trains which carry few pa'sengers
TIC regular stoppage having been made at Bedford
Station the train passed on to sTitch some 5oo or
400 wards further and waited there for the down ram
Several Of the passeT gers well az the conductor TOOK
advantage of the delay to jump oil for moment
Among these was the plaintiff who vas struck by the
locomotive Of the down train sst az he touched the
qround between the tracks, knocked down and 40
seiousy bruised that his arm had to be amputated,
and he was crippled for life.
On this stae OF facts the Jury were instructed thar
the burden of proving negligence on the part OF the
Company and it's absence on his own part, was upon
tie piainiif 1t was stated the law of the ease,
that passenger has no right 10 jump out whenever
the train in viii IA be riding stops, bui Only when
IL stoDs n proper paces under reasonable regulations
Of tie Company. Verdict for the defendants. X. q.
HtchlDgs and Charles Tracy for plaintiff; Weeks Dc
forest d New land for defendants.
Before Judge CLERKE.
HrsT1sGToN's TRUSTEES APPoINTED.
In tle matter Of the estate Of Chs b. Huntington inpns
oped for term less than bis natural life
Artbopy j. Beecker and VIM. Ill. Dusenoury are
app.in.ed Trustees Of HuDtiug ton's estate
TT Before Judge mITCHELL.
THE ROOT STRUGGLE.
Cs,harine Root agt. Harmon X. Root.
Weekly allowance to wife aud child at the rate OF
IS TO con ence let Of November last counsel fees tn
This prejudice defendants nght TO snow asoy
B. Bssar RectiveT, &c., ast Stephen johnson ct al.
judgment pursuant to opinion.
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II G COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAy. ..

Another of the Post-Ohlce r0Doefy cases wa eAa an
rcEAnson Burlnsane charged with opening letters directed
10 VIM II Cahrie. agent OF the Empire State Co. NV"
nrov,d That Burngae had CHthres place 10 the service
ofthe pany naturally included from the direction
thai its business He was hereup.n
guilty intent proved upon him James meehan cona
81
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Passengers Arrived

n e BIZ, 'tsaE'hp 10 from Harre-Edmund Ds:l ch.s.
TliiDsms, peerin, Weld, Rev Alexis Caron Rev. w.
Bsy ", de-esuer And ady John B. Crane Ms. Vcorine
MayOw, = Koapper.
n ne 'lm,sip CLYDE from GIa,oox- John Krs. Mrs Geo.
nonpsop, Nya AsAleIsw, Jehp SeArdys~, Msry MeAs'
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MINIATURE ALNAxAc....ruis DAY
San Hi... 7.i2I sets....... 56 Aooa-Sets. 81,
HfsH wArER....rHIs DAY.
Sandy Uooh O.il Gov Island II :oim Hen 0ss n
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Total supply. 5,Ol2l3o j9l9,51j ea79sS6 s,jS7aS
The entire amount Of IT, funded debt of the State Of
Indiona outstanding, is stated II the Auditor Of State
as follows:
Of 2 cent State Stock."........5 5l5JN
OF q y cent State Stock............ lg250
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BY TeIeRrnph.
To Mnriuers.

BOSTON Jan. Gar San Francisco Jan. S'hp Oo"
Telegsph, Wills, lrt NJ New York
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Markets. . .Reportsd By Teleeraph.

NEw.ORLEsSs Jan. E.-CoITos sitter but not auotab.y
lgher; .ale. cay 1900 bales az II; i2i for Middus
II ouR better. MES PoRK, *2 LAID, 10 barrels ~ RE
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pIcxrocKEr.-At the funers OF the Rev. Stephen
4. sa. ID Jerse, cry Tue day , KIP ,cket with
Iboss ATTENDANCE AID sdy had her pcs' y kd OF po-.e-
u.onra,s oonAuius 30 several articles Of value
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18th Of February neIt 81 The Court ID lVlnps'
Steuhtn County.
The busine.s OF the Clearing House sas 81 el',"o'
The canned premiums of the Union Mn'u ins1r Ah'e
Office fer the year 1856 amounted 70 s7lo, IL, ana
the osses paid were si0 100 45 70 which add return
pr,mirms re'nsurances and expenses, and he t0,al
e1p.pdi,ures were $js20si -, showing net prolt
for the year Of sl339s -. The assets Of The Com
psry on the lst instant 81 30, $40 g., Of which
s67s777 Is were premium notes. The Company has
declared dividend OF fifteen per cent, for which
tifcstes win be issued 90 the 2d Of Febrsry. Inter
Is. on the present outstanding scrip at the rate of sN
p,r cent per ennum viii be paid in cash On the 10Th OF
February.
The gross eanipcs Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company IN each Of the astthree years we're
TOTAL earning. fr the year ending Dec ST. B52i Is
To'a .Arius. ior ending Dee 81, ls5 t9i ~ ~
Total ,Arings fr the yeSr ending Dec 81, 1876 o'F!
The decrease 10 1856 compared with lSo0, Is ait1O-
ued 70 the low prices rulrg FIR produce last Fa, and
TO the fact II at producers withheld their supplies from
the market. The amounts of freight moved over the
road for the tl.ee years compare as folloss:
1855 1874. j. Is33. 1s 30:
Turuage going West.......'.f,Z-I H9f S'''o
.,,,,,,.e.............ll2GS 1928 1851
Theme, me Of the Nashua and Worcester Railroad
for the YEAR ending Nov. 30, 1856, was s2l7 $50 b@
from pas.enger., $lO7 75S Il; freight sO3 500 OIL e1-
penditures, sl2l, 975 90; ne; earnings, $500 6i
from which deduct interest paid upon the debt and div
idcDds, amounting to ga. $40 O., leaves balance
Nov. 80, 1896, Of ~, $50 O2. The report says:
"Tbe balsIce o. earnings Of ISIS 1921, and the
baa1 re of 1856 $50 02), am uning to The sum OF
$1,000 o. the Directors hsve reserved TO meet con-
lin gent lie bities.'
The construction account has been diminished TO the
extent of s22 373 So the pact year The debts OF the
Company amount to 1892 9I7 10, and the assets to
sI6i 6e3 g. In addition to these assets, there is real
estate valued by the Investigating Committee at
1858
The receipts of the Macon and Western Railroad 10
December were s32 6j4 IL against s35,90i 50 same
MOI tn in 1850 The receipts for the past three yesrs
have been:
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- the t'sir uPop he cenI r. I'D o. iAs sgeEps Ct
.,h day q January MS Vcio BY Ills 70; st3ppns
tuf len. lsDRb Of time ir 90 ras' - re-
and hat received ral wound from The hey
in mip. Of Ebicb wound Dc oIed q he IN day 4
l-Sas met, ~ So Jock f. n .
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Slip Benjamin Adams srrived yesterday from Lyr ,ob ~
ports having been II days the ,Oas aud has efprheN'
heavy gales on Tie passage a
The sLip VIM. Rstbbone s1ived yesterday from Lyep
sailed Dee. 49, has II psss.. ADD Is consigned 70 bssf
Brown. 10Th int. lat 80 20, lon g. 3d. gale from "
slipped which ysht started cutvste stove
waIEs SC 25h inst lar SO So Ion n ~ spoie Tara WIZ
Oswe from the Cost Of africa Tor Boston. portion
crew Of the ". r. are frost bitten.
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BoMBAy HiRBos, East KDIEs-OHicis inforIs;los -
been 'ciyed this Office through fhe Department
that liked 4reen light would be shown on the Do Phn -
and after the nigAt 81 the lat January, 1871 fo9 -
water marx Of spring tides the hght will b. ~ feet 70
Of the gs and SCI Zee a. low wat trsrk Of spht
IL will bear from the SuDkeI Rock floating light a7e
distant l59 mile Pilots others after rounding we -
IEhvessel at cables length should steer 80 70 p..
DO phn Light at the distance keeping on the of'
By order Of the Lighthouse Board; . =.
THORNTON A. JASKISs, seefearI' :
Office Light House Board, Jan u.s. 1857
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stTRROGATF'S COURT-J.n. 29.-Before A W. BRADFORD.
In the matter Of the will Of Patrick Doan.
The Surrogate refused to admit an instrument pro
pounded as the will Of Patrick DOsn the ground that di
moi ,pp that the persons who claimed TO be- subscribing wit
neses signed their the presence OF at the request Of
.Ief
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The market value of TIL. debt, estimating the '
cent at 81 cents and the 81 T. cent at 60 cents upon
the dollar, would be the sum of e. $4,000.
The Governor in his Annual Message, says:
"To show the practcability of converting this for
eign debt into domestic one the following table Is
con piled from the Report Of the Superintendent of
Public destruction snd from the communication Of the
President of The State Bank:
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TIE new lht.bost stationed of Corn6ed Poiat wss
from her uooIiugs by The Ice Saturday month"; ep3
fFLss Of distress The which stationed on otss<
il is thou Il ashore Lopg leland. IL 10 next 20 mps
for these boa % bold thu moonss snonE .ch mas
We have this Winter fNew.Hayen hees'" 4