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5r4O9 Prizes amounting g'o......--...-'... S32O,OOt
WhOe Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters $2}1.
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.

PAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50 O. pondng with those
Number The Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encTcled with small tin tubes and placed in one
Wheel.
The frs' SOS Prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed in another wheel
TIE heels then revolved, and number IS drawn
from the wheel Of Sur ber and the same 'iTe PTze
drawn from the other " h-eI. The NuEber aud Prize
drawn are opened and exhibited 10 % audience and
registered bV the Commis ioner the Prize being placed
1ut Number dra n. This opera ion Is repeated
nr an the Prizes dr. VIZ out.
APprUximat on Prizes:-The two preceding
the suCceednE Number 10 those drawing the ht
Przs viii he EMIT ed the 80 Approximation Prizes
FO- example II Ticket No. 250draws SbutOo Prize,
those TcEes numbered ll24s 1899. l.25!' ll25Z, VIII
be entitled Ticket No $50 the $50,
zoo Trze tto-e Tc,e's uumEered 54S 54', SOL :52 viii
ch be eu led $3.50, and according TO the sbovl
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 viii be determined by
the # Number at draws he 46OOO Pr
eNaml H the Number zwing the 500 Ol ends
with No. l. then an the Ticket, where tie numuer ends in
l. will be EMIT 80. II NI--ber ends with No. 2
en- ne .cke's where Tie Number ends in Ill be
titleu 20 5 %, and 20 10 o.
CcrJIhCates OF Packages will be sold at the fol-
IoVinp rate, which Is the risk:
Certificate OF Package Of ~ Whole Tickets $50
Iu Hat - ...........- 40
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In ordcrLng I.ickels or CerlLncal.s, 5,

Enc ose The money to for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
de- guste.
The it Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
pur. .ha-ers iu mediateiy after he drawing.
- Purc1a will plea write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and state.
So Eeueuber 'hsr every ze is drawn and payable
in fan wIrrOgt deduction.
~ All Ir ~ 200, auf under, paid Immediately
after the drawnyOther prizes at the usual lime Of thirty
days
Al Communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN ~ co, Augusta, G.
~ Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Allan
ta Ca, their order dei, aud time By ad.
dressing 8. swan & Co.. al either Of those c ties.
E2E- list of ths numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with The of the prize that each
led VIII be published after dre in The follow
ing pare-s An lstd (EeO C0Hs dti0flntSt NeJC or
tennis DeI, LabE- EfgStsr CUrLestOH StIItdUTd Nash
ie Gdsett i0HI intel yeHcer, AetO York Weekly Day
ROak, sac Euut Jl0 ming Ae5rs hic}3HoHd Dispdich,
AeJ0 York Dispatrh, ami Fluidng (JtaS,) C1ariOa
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z r z 81 ARRIVAL
or On
FALL & WINTER II II
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAFS!
B. Z. UTTER,

No. Sc SO, Corner Of College ard Broadway,
NASIEELEE., TENN,
HAS received his stock OF BOOTS, sHOEs, HATS, and
II TEU' KS for the FAN and Winter Trade, consisting
D part follow, vi:
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies Kid and Mo- Bootces, thin and hc SOLE with
heels;
plain and tru~7ed;
:. Lasting Caters, side and front laced, with
" Con-ress A."
" KID Puskins and Front lee;
Mis-. Z" " aud Mo. Slpp-rs and Boo eesi
d" and Child. Lasting Gaia.rs and
Child. fine Kid and 40. thick ard Pump Sole;
Fancy Boot and Slippers;
WOmeu's extra size Kid Boots Bu kins, Aci
" ard
ervants' heavy Calf Zip and No, extra sizes;
For Gents and Boys.
Ceuts' Ane Pegged ard aced Boots
" q Water proof "
Ouera q"
{. 4" Pat, Kid. and BacssEin Cong Caters;
Broad strap sloes pump aut welt;
At B. Y. CTTTFRS,
No SO and SO, corner Of College and Broodway,
Nv Nashville.
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Dress Goods.

Together with enCless variety of medium and low
priced silks. kohes Quil-, snd by the ward
Ia plain paid, striped nd bavzd,rr also satin faced
and ed Mrriuus and Cashmeres Great variety
Of all and Union fsids, Nouscea aines, and every
thing and desire bic 10 this
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HIRAM CoNKLIN- ND

AMOS LIE, Eso, MONTEREY, IA, writes 81 JAN, 1856:
81 had tedious Il hIe wnich conhne doors
week~: took many med zines without relief nay tried
your PECTJRAL BY the advice Of clergyman. The FIRST
dose relieved the soreness in throat and lungs; less
than half the bottle de completely well. Your
edcines he cheapest vel the Hest bu
and este you, Doctor, and medies the poor
- -L.r.au
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PETTINGILLk 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119NassaU Street, NEw YORK,
And Nc. 10 State street, BosToS
P. Co., Agentsfor the most influential and iaIgess
rculstng Commercial Papers both in the United
the Canadas.
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Croup, Hooping Cough, Influenza.

sPEISGFIEID, Mss, Feb. 7, 1856.
PRorHER AvER: will cheerf3lly certify YOUR pECroEAI
is tn hest remedy pos for the Of WhooDfng
Cough Group, and the chest disease q children We Of
yo.r fraternity tie South appreciate your sk H. and
commy nd our medicine 70 p@o lie.
Al II
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenI Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING ,346 Broadway, New York.
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MR. W s. BENNETT When ia Philsdelphia Pa. a few
dsvs ago. ca led upon Mr.. Sa sloan the ce ebraed
Arch tect, md author Of the Sloan Work Archt
aSset his OUi-IOn to the Curabi &C. + est's
Patent Roof such you using he city Of Meuphis
and he to- me that he had heitatcn in saying TO
that IL is ID au1 durable roof and advo
cai he; farther saying that he is sing Il on
aue bUidiug for himself Kespec,fIlly
JOHN L. MORGAN, Architect.
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MEaEFHIs 1an- lA, I75T
kSAr- Bsnnetf has done roo1ag for
N hs peculiar Say, stlh Cotton stu1, coated ulth
preparation tns basis u Whioa apPears hs Cosi
u 4 very euec' ul I'D light s1of and appears promise
Considerable taEoty fru t1e prezefV qaah lea %
Pciion, alch peae-r-cs thr eoh and protest 70
from aud sEtsr- he Oamp3sIti0a
dos act tqay ana ra u7cs of lhu heal o. The
saa ia szunefi doas i hAEden sna erack fro thU
snHzsnss n she cold OF uinter.
oets-ly A. P. MERRIL.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES E.
DUDDERIDGE, 10. IA secOndstreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
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r. Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets st. Louis, Mo.
~ For sale in Louisville by BELL, TALBOT CO.,
Springer Bro, aud Raymond alton.
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u seoouSs .. sss;si Hons from noe IN The harber, there
ana delivered aiess SIDE veSsss RYE was suist.
sale Of 1000 bssass Domino. Northern wss made q CO.
snS soo SEQ Is, western Ch;c.: 4sc 4sc for sA
Coryn.-Seles OF soout 500 900 ssss of Rio were
oSa quality. ."s 81 ns jaw. fI SO sp S.s .
co11os There wore less willing sellers while .-,ces
were somewhat Irregular and sales were confined 70 o'o
CssAM TARTAR % casks were sold at 2sxc.
were Engaged, IN hulk and bags, At I'd: .7kd 1000
bbs flour at ~ 3D. 500 boxes bacon and $50 bbls lard
q 2Ss end zoo bales cotton e. s.ioc ga % on
weight 81 sos. To Rotterdam 800 bbls rOsn were en-
Eaged 1t a. Rses TO Glasgow were quiet and unchanged
To Bavre rates were dull and quotations unaitered
Hay WAS firm at 81, with light sales.
Ps-The market WAS unchanged. Small sae ne"
Eastern and Western we're made at 7c . i0c
LIME No receipts Of moment were noticed, and sales
HifiDg at unchanged prce.
NAVAL sToREs-Tne sales Of spirits or turpentne were
SEQ eco bbls 1t about SIC $50. cash ana me- CRUDE
held at - Sales Of North country were reported
% Sly Common rosn wss ct 81 90 al ,at and 81 esi
81 90 delivered; 400 500 bbs No 2, Low grades
sold At q 10 per 800 lbs. 900 bbis Warrington tar Was
MoIAssrs "A small lot OF Cubs muscova1o sold 81 4sc
$50 do. do. prime at 800 New Orleans new crop was
PRov1HsSs -pork-The market was firm, with sales OF
about 400 800 0bis including new mesa Ut $50 3Ih
$50 So and Old do s $40 76 prime was a, sl7 80 BEEF
was quito rm with little or none to be had except AZ
bbs., Including country prime at 80 90 a SO, and
country mess at $40 Is . $i2 60 Old Western re
packed Is measnraby out Of market New repAcxef C.
csgo firm at Sl5 $i6-the latter figure for extra
Prime end beef hams nominal but held at full
prices Bacon continued 8rm AMI In good demand, at
fu prices Cut meats continued firm, and eaes OF 100
boxes dry faed shoulders made at &c. Hams were
ii $40 Nhc. Lard WAS quite steady both to arrive
and the lpot about 500 bbs sold at l2lc.
Butter aud cheese steadv and prices unchanged.
real EsfArr -The following sales were male by auo
ton to day The improved property sold at reasonable
prices while quoted sales for vacant property we're ex
svsganty high -House ESQ Green wich street $1,000;
20 Harrison street. IS ebc ia Front street. $l3700 ITO
do SIS 50c lS4 South ee $28 o00 houses and lease
Of LOT SO East Rroadwsy and 90 and e9h Division street.
So TOO 10. on Forty fifth street. near Sixth avenue,
o. ECO; parcels OF land at For, washington, on ne
with the Tenth snd Eleventh aud S9th end Tooth
streets No 1, cont,if lug about AZ acres $3.50; No
do, $500 No do, 50 coo; No do, S',2oa; No
o, 90, $9,t coo; No Q. do, S., 900.
RioK Sales Of $50 terces were reported at axe.
1870.
Sugars The market was quite firm. Asm,ll sale OF
handsome New Orleaus sold a. lie with j,obiny
lots or Cuba mntcovAdo and Is hhds. Porto Rico q.
Il go, and $50 boxes Havana at 100 l04c. Tho first
importation OF crop Cuba has arrived but
pies have yet been exhibited
wBmKEy - sses Of 800 a 400 bols made al acc.
u Il 1ac. Tor cash, and short time.
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Bss!AsIs-WootF On Wednesday, Jan: H. by the
Rev. s. N IsAAcs, AIrRtD RHSJASIs to SoPsA, eldest
daughter OF Norris woolf Esq, OF this city.
Louisville papers please copy.
BAGAR-CISARwAJKR On Monday, Jas. IL by Rev.
v. 8 Hutten D. ID, LswRxycE HAGAa OF 9ermsn Valley,
n. to ELLEN CIsARwATsS o. Clinton N. j.
MED-Cook ON Wcdnesd.y, Dec TO- 1888, M BssK-
NAN tyAp Esq Of this cry, TO Mes MANY CaARIorra
Cook, OF Hanover, Prussis.
German papers please copy
TuRHIR-BrcKfTY -Ol wednesday, Jan. IL, by the
Rev. Samuel Cock DAVID J. TrRSEs 10 SARAH T., only
daughter Of John L. Buckley, Eco all OF ibis city
WnBkHs-RBID AT Williamsburg, on Wednesday,
Jan L. In the south Second street H. church by tine
Rev. DR. Mitchell, Mr. JONI r. WrrHsRs, of how York 10
Mas hRIHA J. RHHp, Of the former piace.
Msy the banner of love wave them.
WILsox-BrAcg -1n this city, on "Wednesday evening.
Jan. IA, By the Rev. a. H. Blair, Mr. NJ W wILsos, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, 10 Mss hARInA BLACK, OF this city.
Hestern papers please copy
n% kes-3sFn nSeey BY sQArS e. war woira to Mss
Many c. eldest ghtcr OF the late Capt ID Soulsrd,
ali Of this city.
FsyxxAS- nIscH-On Thursday, Jan. liz, by the Rev
Frederick s. Wiley, Mr. WAsHsGroy N FRxEnAs, OF
Railway, N. j., TO Miss NARY fBsReA KiscH daughter Of
the late Edward Kinch. Esq., of New York
kAsoS-NcGm --On Wednesday evening, Jan Ia by
the Pew. hssc Tutie NJ. VIZ Masoy to Miss Eliza
aAIH McGn, all OF ikis city.
DKWnI- HoyT. On Tbur,dsy. Jan Is, al the Church
oil the Ascension, by the Rev Or B,dsl FRANCIS 4,
DsWnr 10 EsnrS ADHs HoYT, daughter of Mr.. Jesse
Hoyt
CsxxIREK-voN HnS On Thursday evening, ian,
is, al "a Matthew's cbuIch Wakef street. by tho Rev.
Dr. c r. sroMsAss WIN. II C.ssnl,ER, N. D., OF this
city, to Miss CIJin yos HIM, OF Bfooslya.
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The weekly reports offsures Published originally 10
Of our weekly religious papers, made up q. tho Mer
camille Agency" snt we have doubt correct Toe
facilities which that institution has az command keep
well posted. the failures reported last year-lsb6-
amount to more than twenty hundred Ia aumbsr,
and would no. be exravagant to put them down st
average coo each, which would give aggregate
Of S64 100 600. The probability Is that the creditors Of
these failures have rec.ivedo average
thar twenty i've per cent OF their clsms which involves
loss Of about s40t 900. This immense ouat los,
BY oas, of merchants engaged principally In tue dry
goods trade hardly give idea Of the toa losses by
failures amocg all classes. The dry goods merchants az
osss the extravagsnti this city and through
out the country aud there failures among them
them class than any other. Tho losses among them
do OF iorm wevc the bulk or the aggregate iosses
Of the country by bankruptcy failure. Il is very
aordnary TACT that mott Of the enterprises OF the
country fail In gt hands, that the oIgnltors OF slnos,
every new project losers by 1t, and that is only
after numerous charges and the acquisition OF
knowledge and experience that tho best OF them prove
productive and successful Unfortunately tbe Losses fa
most heavily upon the mos, enerprsng Of tho day
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oharysa Nth preakips into The vessel Of Mr.. Dlrag
wins a an Ense Yver pier and stealing trunk ntaio
IN ovcrcoais and oher apparel valued at SIC Toe evil
dencc wSs co.caasvs and the Jury found them guilty.
without leaving their seats.
ms Judge ssid that although the prisoners we're youths
they were N habit Of stealing from vessels along the
pose Of them for while by sending them 10 the staie
prison for four years and SIX months. They hard
looking boys, and well deserved the sentence OF tho
Court
James Starr. q boy about le years old, charged
with burglary In breaking into The cellar Of Mr. Jamss r.
Miller, 170 South street. the 18th December last. He
was Immediately convicted, and sent to the penertary
for two years.
The Court then adjourned for tse day.
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TO. 10 now ready.
CnIRTVS ONION coRptlL afN.

fVUkHfpS LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
m. resas q he superior msrSs n S. EXQUISITE cordial
ed rom he vey se. q Irri.S srsis WIDER ss sarvs
se s s su1 ss Brian "a sus ne Dns s . &c
She beet ard latest scoholic ~msan, ever offered he
public. . - a.. . -. ,
eases o The urinary Ians, As
n is also delicious tonic and BY s peculiar ia
vor different rom Other gina universally esteemed % al
The following among thousands q similar Kind ram 90
reliable and valuable ssowee that ue gre are ,.x
To Col r. G. cElptu-wv Drss slR-under some cir.
recsmmend pure gin az medesns As yoass
contains q muh larger quspsy Of Jutiper thinf pre-
rsse article Isppe to me to e ss: s, astr q
c.rrtoS 70 rHs rusuc. -, -.
Stree the fntroduc,ou Of Charles London !ordH "m
number OF persons In the city OF Nss YORK sna
under The tile Of London Cordial ON eu. VIZ s1mr ys
name prtfred instead Of Charles We are ne I'M
pcates and sole propreors % e s h., ~ ors. mere.
Tor Son cord n' stamped upon zoe ooues snn thN
te signature Of T. 9. CHsRLrsh upon 'ns a0e' "o'eo
gs,sins Charles Ionaoa Cordial Gin Cor sse. IN
psTts srd pns BY all drugs and grocers Bs sure VA
besb .sxsd ondon Csris Gn, IL absolutely Chses.
rg - s,,re b. abelled London Cordial 90, has be
1880, 4 h Charles None other "a gen ns.
county merchants NAV be supplied the inporers pres
~ tte fofoa ne respectsbe houses-
'Isaskeit Reicber A Co 80. 9 Pearl street.
NssG Recher Titus 70. 50 ortsnit street
ioyys, COLES No e Front street
Rarpss A fayk No. sQt Broadway.
Titus a Co, No G4Froni street
charles Dubois No. ~ Canal street.
N sanford No iie Front street -, ,...,
pR vxxoGE cn ,sI.EsI is Pearl sEes~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Jan. lb-6P. H.
The stock market continues the downward track
The transactions were larger to- day than usual, prno
patty II lower prices. Al the Hfst board, New York
Central Railroad fell OF 4 per cent; Erie Reading, q
La Crosse and Milwaukee, X; Michigan Southern, III;
Cleveland and Pitssburg, N Cleveland and Toledo VI;
Chicago and Rock Island, u. Cumberland Coal i'd
vanced X per cent; 0alens and Chicago, r. Reading
Railroad has fallen on nearly four per cent since the
closing OF the books for the dividend The report
sidered very uniavoFabe-nct much In the decrease
In gyoss and net income In the general financial cond
on Of the company. With the increase In capital, debt
&C., and the decrease In net iooome, the company 10
about million OF dollars of than at the close OF the
previous fiscal year Chicago and Rock Island moro
active 10 day. at lower prices With the extra dividend
Of twelve and half per cent and the amount Of bond
converted, there has been very great ncrease In the
stock Of this company, and have no doubt It VIII
pressing for sale at lower prices as soon ~ the business
seaeOn opens.
After the adjournment Of the board The following saes
ofitocks and bond we're made At auction by Aosrt
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srrRHNH CouHT-Crcut --Psril -Scs g. 1854 1917,
ne IOl1 1872, 1893. 1894. 1923. Special ca'en-
oar ieSh, l4os Par 2-21s, ses. $40, 1873, 1874,
use e44 4le, AIS, 42s 4le o. A32 44s TO A6, 400 20
Ace 472 10 4s6, ie4 10 tl2 90 AR. 6,4 10 bls
SryBpyos CouHr Noe AL 47s ssS. 50l. S. 2'a 1la.
$50 sl, SEQ sec 6o7 b12, ga, 6li SIS 6,s SIT b2t,
e2 81 t1s t2p go, bSi te7, tes 634 $50, S39 $40,
'bosxos PIsas-Psrt --Nos IS. 26s TO ao4, BOO ss
%. 2eb. Part 2.Sos ia, 20, 10, 1875, ls2, 2i9 TO
2t3
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FAILURES, SUSPENSIONS, AssiGNNFNTs, Ere.
TIE following cur weekly repcr, Of i.ilurc., assign
WI maxwell, wsl.rvne, Ne, failed.
W T. A Kelly, Boston, MASS, faiied.
I. Crosby, Boston, Mars, suspended.
} / Crosby a Co, Boston, Moss suspended
yc ",, PIE, rro.iseDoe. .s.g Sasss
Martin, sping A Co., New YORK city, tufp .nft1.
Ne 500 simmer, Ser YO.k CITY. failed aui ,,sstod.
Hrry shaw, mantiliss, New York ctr, su'psnded.
John X. weolscy, New YORK cliy su,pcDdsd
Rohudsop h Hoph, Mes YORK. city suspended
Bsndy 4 Patrick. Troy, y y assigned dividend over
charles Pco.ssr, Troy, \. Y s.s sued to "a BAH
u. Merritt, Troy, n. y suspended. ,.,..,--
$4,000 assets about 81, co
Daniel Bachelor, Unca N. Y. IS isned to George
n D oo~k, & Co, n osSport, n Y. ,rsgosi,i, are
,ei,iBs tome OF their h,biaes % re,ursog meres'n.
is eaderrleeve. Clyde. n. Y ,u.p,nd,d
G. II. Everett % Afsms eizln, =. y. isIoi and
assigned; IisbiliIis about 81 goo.
JoLn Rosencrsuis, Pbnade pin Suspended.
Charles W. Prise, wincbssitr Va s's'gns1.
Hirt IN W. Tyler, Richmond, Va susf~btot.
william n sS..' ~ wa'sse,,s :, G ..g,sa, ,,,,
Glmsre pepper, 81 Louis, No r.iei very small a.
Desry BiO,s,rs, Winchester Teou., suspended, small
chsrIss Converse, s.rdusEy CITY. OHIO, s,rsu.a to $
Minor
Tr.rc., p.mcpt, rOmeroy, ohio, suspended.
Fay, Ienty, Ohio suspended
A. MN Hsrdmap, Ncwtou Falls, Oaln tusp0adcL
p. Fuller son, nishasska Ind awisnet - T. c. Fes
Bernhard CABIN, Rockford H., tailed ssd a'siSnet some
Jackson 4 Lux,oD, Nu~s,tes, wis sold cot and sue.
Pinips n Co Keokuk, fo-s, failed
Woods, Hsmiltor, G. w., failed and len
Nixon S~slos hamilton, g. W failed aud assigned
We unders,snd that Jacob Little, Of No- York city,
eighteen months cacususg interest IRON the day Of TIE
isiure, Decenber o
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Supreme Court.
CIRCUIT.

CIRCUIT.
Before Hon Judge Davies and Jury.
Dapsd Eson o. The Metropolitan lnsurance Comraay.-
This sun brought 70 three thousand dol
lars q policy Of Insurance . schooner trading be
ween this port and NarsoIbo executed by the defend
ants company doing business u the city of Boston rhe
deepce set that the vessel was unseaworthy Ut
be time Of the Insurance Evidence resented on
he defendants, and Mr., Coudert for the plaintiff The
ury brought In verdict for the plaintiff, $3o68, being
be amount claimed aud interest.
IN CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Cerke.
HUNTIN6TON'S ESTATE.
JAN IN he ms,ter q ne Appo'ns"ent o. Trustee: 70
Yrtsored IN s ote Prios less than his Naaral
e-Applceton granted. rrusees TO be appointed on
Before Hon. Judge tcheii
Michael Byrae ~. The N.0 Fork Stole Printing Itle-
iendsnt to amend payment OF costs Of tas demurrer
she Bsstchp Reol Etae and Hide Association Ed card
Th,llips and othos- Orter smeaded and rettIed.
MIsdirected Letters.
PREPARED BIZ ". B. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
List Of letters advertised In the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, Monday, January IL, remaulng In the Phla.
delphia Post Office nn neal edo for aors,s
Baldwin. Phelps n Co be. Hubbard II Quiet Intended
heved N. Y. for Hubbard 6iiet
Harper Brothers.
+ W. B. Smith Co.
From the t1tsourg DS'pdh OF saturday, January H.
remaining In Post Office. ptsburg:-
p. Brady Co, Phladel John G. Mccullough, Bihi
pbia. more
From the Boston Rrald jan 4, re maniug 10 Pos. o.
fee, Boston
PROVIDENCE,
Hunt Owen. Rose 4 Farnham.
Earl P. Mason 90.
Frem The INV YoRE H.s.lp o. Friday, jan. Q, re-
naming ia the New York Post Office
Perry, Davis Son. Providence, r |
From the Baltimore Sun OF Tuesday Jan. 10, remsin-
inc in he foet Office, Baltimore, uncsled iof:-
PHIApktrHIA HOUSES
J. 4. LewsD Co intended Cressos stuart Peterson.
fcrJ Lewsrs Il 20. Dnits " II ewson.
Richardson or W. Over j " Fl b Fry.
man doubt INTENDED freeman 4 SinOsou,
Tor chardson Over } W. Moore Co.
HoCsEs
Avery, Hlliard Co. Way ior Il Go
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Sweeny. Rhtenhouse, FAINT Il Co
From the Baltimore Sun OF Tuesday Jan Ia, sdver-
Used rem aiming IN the Baltimore Pos. 0Hi:e;-
Porte . Spirit OF the Times, Pe'ald ofn;e-so aver.
New York-precsey 50 usad.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

Canadian -four firmly held, an shes .ot sb)u 300
q 4CO bble. were made within the rsnee OF the above
prices Soutnern brands contlnued HFm, With sales OF
SEQ coo bbn al the above quotations. The arrivals
oil kinds we're light Wheat was 10 good request a,
steady prices The shes embraced about 10 ooo bushels
terms, supposed 10 have bseu Al 81 90 other descrip
tons we're nriy held ard prices generally tended mp
wards. Corn was firm aud more sctve; the sales
brsc<d about 90 oc0 bushels Including about 10 coo old
p.lxId delivered Alas EIDE Of tue sup sa4
DO Western mixed, for disGilics, soil a. C., u.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

The Bank Of Savings, 81 Beeker itreet, the BoSery
Savings Bank, 100 Bo.ery and the sesmens Bank for
savings Wall street. vii, pay the sem..annusl interest
due December 81, n the uausl rates al Monday, the
18th mat.
telegraphio despatch from Racine states lhat tue al
legations against Mr. Duraud the President or The RAcile
and Mississippi Railroad Company, Is wholly ground.
Ieu"
We understand that notwhspdirg the decision Of the
Supreme Court OF the State Of California declaring the
State bonds unoonst tuona their aeenti here Mssrs
Wells, fargo Co, have concluded 10 pay the bslsnce o.
The IannaIx connons