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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-08

WEpNEspAY. Jen. IL. n.


The stock msikc vas heavy this moIsirg, without
large activity patty in Consequence Of the continued
,trirsepcy Of money, and between the Boards pnces
f,u off -,i more Erie touched OH Toledo, ut; Gen.
tral. go, &c. At the Second Board however, there
was a r,action, and the market closed firm 81 higher
prices. Erie, ~ s63; Resoug, ST ASST, which is
an sdvsrce on yesterday; Central 93 ssi Illinois
Central, l24. a l2ii Galens, III; 9l&2; Michigan
Southern, IS a 81; Toledo, ~ s"ii Rock Island.
esi. &c La Crosse ~, an improvement of 81
= cen, from the lowest point Yesterday The fhcul-
ties to which We alluded yesterday have, as we sntc-
sted b,,n ancsbly arranged and the legal proc sed-
ipgs suspended. 10 Raj way bonds and State stocks
the business was moderate and the market heavy.
The Exchange market is without movement, and
the rates teLd downward.
To Liverpool 500 bbs. Flour have been engaged
at IS &c. rs. Cd 20, eco bush Grain at SSSid., To-
GLIDING 10. Geo bush Corn for next week at Id 300
bale, Cotton at $50. a3-l6d. COO boIe, Bacon at
a7s I'd $50 bbls. Lard at 2's. Cd; 800 bags and 80
bbl,. Co,ersted at 3Os. To London, 500 bbls.
Flour at 3s.; Grain Ct 9s9id; 800 bales Ba,on At
sos. To glasgow Flour at Be. To oPOrto, ll,OOO
bush Grain a, pc, in shippers bags.
The business of the uo-rreaslry was: Receipts,
So SIS -; payments sis9,7i6 80; bal-nce, sll,'
IC7 6l3 "a.
The steamer to dsy took s252,74O in gold FOR the
Rothsclllds.
The Excelsior Fire Insurance Company has declared
as,mi.stnua dividend of 10 y cent, payable on the
18th inst.
The Nev-Yolk Equitable Insurance Company has
declared half early dividend Of Is cent, payable
18th inst.
The Phuni1 Oil and Candle Company has declared
a dividend of > a. cent
The New.O Orleans Canal and Banking Company has
declared seni-arnua dividend of s., payable to the
New.York stockholders at the office OF NJ. Morgan &
Son. in this city. Oh the ID of February.
notwithstanding the heavy SHOWS daring the month,
the receipts of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road in
December, were 81 Goa OS which makes for Novem-
Der and December s92,6Ss against the estimate of
$50 CO. in the Presidents late circular.
TIE December earnings Of the Rock Island Read,
tst.tsuthed lis 74e
lJ5 sp6SI
p $50
The additions 10 the above figures, when the accounts
are oil IN, will bring them up to Sl25,OOO
John l. Moson, esq, referee in the matter of the
Eighth Avenue Bank of this city, gives notice that
there Will be hearing at hIs office, No Ill Broadway,
on the ID Of February next, when he will proceed to
ascertain the persons charge able stockholders for
the debts and liabilities of the Bank, and apponion the
amount cbargeable to each.
Tie business ofthe Clearing House was, 81 i25 900.
The annexed Ia statement showing the aggregate
OF the resources and abit Of Banks Of the State OF
NeN-YUIk exhibited oy Their reports TO the Super
in.n6 ent OF the Barking Department of the condition
on the morning of Saturday the Goth Of September,
1856:
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SAD AccIpEsT.-On TuesdaY last little girl ma
IAdHertist n ont

JSnr Fsze by horse AID wagon In Bnds
sIee Poushkeepse and tTsusy sures tina her re
cOVeIy Is doubtful.
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poynv,sv N Monday eyening lat party O:

EOwDYIsM On Monday evening" 1881 ghy
bLdruhL,n men encied the saloon OF Theodore Wi'.n
NJ, ne,r Kent demolished tue cOonte sto1o
Sc ana then retired having committed damage TO me
Of about S60 Mr. Wilson fOr some reason teuse :, N
con plant Since then the most seVe
tbsse depOtab proceedings hss been aPPhtea u '
lice sua u ~ guardian" Of toe Seventh "s'o-
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SrPsRISTRSDEST oY TIE PooR.-The Board OF oa'
r.ry,os having spyont.d BAp.bas III. Booth aa supenn
S.1t az the Pe.ss place kashmsre resigned an
n,con YES asaed rrstIsnns the spposseo from rs
lhsr r. 1Is scgvsd TO sapeyess - s&ea 'sss
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Ropp,sG Music TRAcHER.-A man named An.

y = =
ore. Msodu was arrested yesterday BY Policeman Co"sn OF
the suspicion Of csrpetbss cont ins
property 10 tie Of SO The bag belonged ~ MI Jsines
X C.cp professor residing 10 BOstD, who, having
kt lai.go South tie steamed MARION ssd 'rut Is
rwafd however spilled 10 the steward
for hs bag ssyus M Garcia had for it, aud
lst ded Lin SuLseqututy it appeared that authoy T
lie Cvtry OF ne bag had been given by Mr. o. and from
ouc us, suscicu rested MGddn lie arrested aad
then % tire where the bag could BE- found Search
WIS made but found except piece Of music which
II contained Mstcn denies having lad the bss but me
mssistTn locked him up TO await exsninstop-
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and from them learned that they bad such boz at
the ,i.Ofiioe; and further that the boy wH not IN
their employ, and they had never before seen him.
kDl0ry told all manner of stories about the mittsr,
sud .oid that implicated with MIN, AID be
not to blame The officer then travelled the city
10 search Of the "man" bat, of course, one was
found as the boy finally acknowledged that be
aL.uc in the matter. On Sunday evening he told the
whole Truth about the matter, and said that he had
Gully received about twenty letters through the box
which be had engaged, aud om these letters had only
obtantd about 500. lie was alone 10 the matter and
only made the statement that he did to the officer 30
as TO escape if possible. Messrs Stanford &C. Co. had
missed several letters, but thought they Dsaid
or lOst. Patts in the country had written TO them
business matters second time in consequences Of hav.
ing received TO their first letters. They arc
unable to Ten the amount that they have lost in this
way. II may not be more than 500, and it may er-
coed 81 co., as the daily receipts Of the firm quite
large. In ADDITION to Mr. Ss regular business he is
engaged in benevolent association on account Of
which be receives large amsunis Of money daily. The
boy committed by United States DisIict-Attorney
McKeon to the Eldridge-street Jail to await an ex.
animation.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcIIL PEsx-J,y T.

Befofe Judge NGRAHAs
Nelson Dow, sc, az John L. Deer.
Order for con. Emission.
John Kel Az. John Barry, &c.
Motion TO set aside default granted payment OF
costs.
Benjamin B. Miller sst Albert II. Henrique
o. der vt IeleTeIce 70 q McAdhm, ESQ
Margaret o. H. CLARK sst John W. Mitchell.
Motion tor leave TO file supplemental cOmplG.nt
granted
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We cali attention TO the Rev. Henry Ward Bescher'
Lecture at DIR. Chapin's Church this evening upon
The Commonwealth.
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BpATiS BY ROwDIES.- Charles PaytOn, residing az
No 6S Broadway attacked yesterday ping be-
W, en- u o'clock Cedar street BY several owdes VINO
b At Him ~ une rcu and Left him ess
upon the fIos, pavement TIE police found hin aud had h,
O., First Wa House after which they ses1
hin home. TIE ICWdeb uHALO~n.
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AID TO CITY CHILDRss.-A Kalamazoo papsr
states that Mr.. Tracy, who took on! lot Of the
protog6s Of the Cbidrens Aid Society, found ready
bones for them 1t s stated that the first forty taken
out have nearly all given satsfaction in short, that
this benevolent scheme works admirably. In the
schools we have recently visited both in and out Of the
village we them successfully indicted il the spell
ing book ard reader and takirg their place by the
side Of thoee who have never felt want. The scheme
Of finding homes and happiness for the poor and suffer
ing is ole of the greatest Of modern charitable nstitu
tions. What pity that vast Of money, literally
wasted here every year in the of charity, could
not be applied TO the object Of sending the needy
where they will be needy no more, if they are willing
work for an honest living.
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The Upper Canada mail, under charge Of Mr.. Nc
Giliyray British Mail Agent, did not react this CITY
until o'clock this afternoon. Mr.. Cuna d detained
the steam er Europa until its arrival
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TRAINS DELAYED, Orr THE TRACK, &c.-The
snow on the Hudson River is about sixteen inches
deep. During the lsst two three days the Their
mometer has been from to six below. The trains
on the Hudson as well as on the Harlem Roads do not
run up to time in consequence of tbs drifting Of the
snow upon the track. The river is frozen over low
down Sing siog, aud, excepting the channel (which
is stll OPEN as far down Yonkers freight train
on the Hudfon River Railroad off the track near
Coxsaoke Tuesday night last delaying the express
acme hours past its usual time. 80
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CHILDREN SCALDED 70 DEA1H-A cnnd sixteen
oo named Mary Ann Fitzpatrick, died yesterday
tie Of her No IS sixth avenue from the CT
feet, Of received Monday week 1t appears that
sitting upon the floor of the kitchen aud her
mother passing the stove struck win h.T cfess Pot OF
boiling cosee upetng It the child and causing the fatal
hjuIes ,, =, -
tho residence Of her parents No ~ Koose-
KETTLE Of boiling water was accidentally upset
over her, IpQuess held the bodies OF the two chill
dren and in each verdict Of accidental death was ron
GtEsd.
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STrAtIYG SLEIGH RoBEs.- SIX young men, from e
p years Of arrested yesterday BY tho Twelfth
WaTd Police, charged with stealing robes valued At $50
f IN tie MI Chss Dart while 1t standing ia front
Of public house KINGS Bridge The robes Tecov sed
and The accused before jstce Bro~ue who lock
I'd tie III Up await eXsmib alton Their names John
CIogan Chss Gotten, VIM. Hustled, VIM. Shields Jerome
Smith ard Geo. HNpin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

e, New ALBANY.-At the last meeting Of the
citizens of New Albany, to take measures 10
promote the trade and manufactures of their
city, they determined to create fund to 10
loaned a t SIX per cent. TO persons who will
engage in new enterprises of manufacturing.
. They also propose the establishment of savings
banks, that shall have the effect to collect the
small sums, held unemployed by individuals,
for the want of safe place to invest few dol
lars at time. In the East. the capitals of
these saving institutions are almost equal in
some places to the capitals employed in the
commercial banks. A saving institution that
could command the entire confidence of all
classes would gather up large aggregate OF
funds in Evansville, that might be employed
very usefully.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

CHEATiyG.-The other day, says the Day
ton Journal, we observed several Irish labor
er's trying to decipher lcr,Hea notice headed
''Public Sal" The notice, although written
tolerabiy Flaiu could not I've read by the boys.
and they asked US to read it Tor them, which
we of course did At the conclusion one of
them tErnedto his eomrade and remarked in
very impressive tsne--'well, he iaIlers ri
nary buy of man who's so nsggardly that
nc wont get his advertisements prxated--
he's chated the pranter and he'd chste me-.
They all acquiescej IN the decision of the
spokesman.
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TBasIs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

AN ABHoRRENT CONFESSIONAL man by
the name Of Ward has been tried arl con-
victed of the murder OF his wife in Sylyania,
Ohio. The wife had suddenly and mvsteri-
ously disappeared. and in reply to all snqui-
ries, Ward replied she had eloped. Suspic-
ION was however aroused, and search was
made of his premises, without any trace oil
the foul deed being discovered. On second
search part Of a human jaw bone was found
In the ashes thrown from the stove. lie was
convicted on circumstantial evidence. Since
his condemnation he has made full confcs-
sion of the revolving deel, which for atrocity
and shocking depravity exceeds any thing in
the calendar Of crimes. lie pretends he kill
ed her in fit of passion; it is supposed to
have been done with premeditatiOn. lie
struck her on the head with fiat iron break
ing in the skull; she breathed, he says, for
halt an hour after tn, blow. When she WIS
dead, he went to work deliberately, to cut np
the body; he first disemboweled it, and dis
posed of the vicera, and burnt it, heart and
all, In parcels, in stove, which he says be
found difficult process. lie then disjointed
the limbs, took off the head, and divided the
trunk into small sections, and all but her legs
In large tin boiler, and placed them under
the bed. lie slept az The bel lie same night,
soih her remains under IL! They were in
that position when his house was first search
ed. He did not burn them till four or five
days afterwards, on Sunday, and then burned
them IN the stove, in the space of some ten
hours. He says he cannot account for the
jaw bone being found in the ashes, as he care
fully raked them, on taking them out of the
stove. He is very penitcnt in his confession.
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CT The society to provide female teachers
fot the West. of which ex-governor Slsde, OF
Ven ont, is the head, reports that 452 teach.
ors he e been sent out-39 from Connecticut.
ll0 fro, Massachusetts, lis from Vermont
So from ew York. OF the 452 teachers sent
out, lI0 have returned, nearly all Of them hav
ing taught two years; one hundred and forty
six have married; twenty four died, nine o
them after narriag
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MoNETARY AFFAIRs.-The Cincinnati Price
Current says the regular discount houses are
taking good paper from their customers at IL
per cent. Outside rates Of interest range
from 10 to 2f per cent. The Insiders are not
to be envied, but the Outsiders deserve the
deepest commiSseration of the public East
ern exchange Is to q premium Good paper
in New Orleans, atof bank, is negotiated at
8 to per cent. interest.
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0ET The English papers received by the
Europa have beautiful tributes to tho memory
of DIR. Kane. The one in the LONDON A the
naeum closes in the following words: 'lIis
death will be severely felt by his countrym,n,
by whom he was greatly loved. England,
teo, will mourn the loss of so gallant api en-
terprising man-who although young il
years, had gained high reputation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

EThe Memphis Morning News, here o.
fore neutral. has openly avowed ITSELF an ad.
vocate of the principles of the American par
ty, and will battle for the candidates OF thu,
party in the coming canvass.
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GA celebrated billiard player in New
York has challenged another of equal celeb
Tity to game, for the modest sum OF $1,000
The trial will come off some time next month
They are both manufacturers of tables, AMI
probably understand the cue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

F The immediate cause of Manypenny's
resignation of the Comnissionership of In
dian affairs was the direction of Cobb for the
payment of Richard w. Thompson's claim as
the acting attorney of the Indians, which
Manypenny had resisted after the action OF
Congress-
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" Eleven females were indicted and tired
in Richland county last week, for breaking "
GROCERY. Though the fact of the riot was
admitted, the jury rendered a veIdict of no
guilty."
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.J.CD1 NCess;JJteHH.

AIN hes~esu First an second. haveg equal
F8 f superior adyantgeof purchasing offers 20 his
castpmers OF the Target ag1 hsst selected stocks
Ctirl Sapd. Chewing smoking Tobacco which hs
ani Tt sell On as low term5 house in the city.
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GT The merchants OF Cincinnati have ten
dered Mr.. Peabody pnblic dinner
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FOis WABASH RIVER.

fnc@ n TIVE a,. s..,ns- p.yEER pam
{s.e<St' Master, will be here 10 load for
the 1boyo destin alton and will
-~1--F- larly in ths trade. Por freight passage
apply on board srto fei2-2w JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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VyABAsu RIVER pACKkT,

3Ia11 p THE light ararght steamer X ATE
- ~ StECfET, +. r. DEsoUcHEr. Master.
- will run rs a regular packet between Ev-
tash river, during the entire season. For freight OF
rassags annlv on board feb0-tf
ssEGlE.AEs PACKET FOR WABASH.
49, n DURING the season the st.araer GOV
-" rksF@a' POWELL. PAUL II. SEMosIS Master.
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se fhdh BUSHELS prime Ear Corn. reed rer railroad
ss- y ~ Nv mhl2 2. " COOK " SOY.
TO nANoNS AND e,oSTs:aCr,s.S,

'EFHS Bosr5 q Trustees Of Peon Township vsnderours
- coanty int. prepared receive sealed als
tn Saturday. the east of March NEXT for baiing
heavy ahutmens for BRIDE Pigeon Greek. the
ae 4 Fraaklin street adjoining the corporation Of Lamas
me Tors . % be rock range work the material sand
perch.l monthly etiaasts will lie made done
material the gqHnf Of which o. per cent paii
cash dnwn The R0ard retaining 10
pieton OF the ob Plans and apeehsation he
any re1iiret byapnlying Mr. Phlp Kramer
lan2l-tt
~ meeting Of the Trusteesoi Pigeon Township held
tue 18th asy March. 1885 IL th
Receiving proposals tor building sbntmens
Pigeon Greek be eSten He'd to the sth day Ap~i
IahI1-td JAS. G. HATOHErf. Township Clerk.
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4 C4aD no THE LADfgs.

WIS Turkish Periodical remedy for the
a removal Of Distractions. Irregularities Proiapsus
teri Calling Of the Womb Leuehorrhea, hites.
&c-. &c. : = = --'
These Pills have in single instance failed in pro-
dueiAg thet1ehses Too be favor
No woman enjoy good health when that par.
oil her peculiar orsanEsn deranged. Sickness stom
aeh hea1nche l4nguor debility pain in the head
back loss o. aPpetts eostivepess Ac.. ~ the
symens which at.end irregular measruaior certain
time these Pills of these swap
Be and get the genuine which has signature ON
each box These Pills be had by addressing Dr.
mall. " - ~
D. BLafies whose health will not rsruit of an increase
OF family. viii hnd the Pills sgecesui preventive
Ladies who are pregnant. shoa1 Pills
they are sure % bring on ntsearriase. thopgh
health wouc follow. ADDRESS -
DR.. SANFLOY dE CO..
feb6 Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ARES:

Daily Freight rrainseave Evansville aaa Terro-alte Al
~ A. NJ on which local passenccrs viii sc taken
" For sny IN formation through Tickets. apply the
Conplnys Transportation Oce head OF Locust et
ansyillo. declS J. J. DANIELS. Sup't.
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT C.. sECEzAseDSoS,s ad
Vertisng and Correspondence Office, No $50 Broad
way, New York.
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FOR THE WABASH.

q RE3ULAR Evansville sni wabash river
syse-ss4 ssSsi packet. steamer ARRANsAW TIA
-Ss-e,s,t X VEi.ER. H. KING. Master; will ply
-s' 9----'as regular packet during the For
reivh. q apply q n board. felT-tf
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1857. SPsesNG GOODS. 1857.
4 Large Arrival OF Fresh Stock for Spring.
yNTEinvits and look spleaid goods.
~ We dsferminel ths SpriaE 10 take The lead in
selling E0ots and Shaes low prices and Goods Will 90
lit Just call IN Let sho We have them
aad 't your whls drop in aud the
fashions. mhls MCREA X WELLS
SDiFs G. NirERS.-Aiarge assortment at all prices
= 4 ron the iaaaa facturers direct.
fahlS NCREA WELLS.
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DsssoLUT1oN or CoPAEsrNEmXFaTP.

DISSOLUTION oE COPEEsTNEisSRRP.
fENH partnership heretofore existing between tee
dersigaed, rrOprietSrs and keepers or the Green
River Hotel has this
BY the parties. The business will Fett!ed
b. sir. John simpson. JOHN SIMPSON
Ulh2T-3gd&w JAMES SIIPS0N.
FELACK And BRONZE TOILET SLIPS These
- beauties again hand ne aat supply yourself
fore they they 20. Also dozen wrought norniux Siirs
at mhlS MCREA e. WELLS First street.
s%sUyDRITR -s5 bbs Tar;
- 100 Brooms 90 dor Wash Boards:
2O tOxes Window Glass; 40 bags Spices reed and
for sale By mht PRESTON nROS.
sB = DNZ ass'd Scrub Brushes;
eD ~ daI do Paint do; 25 Cor assd Horse Brushes
% DO % Shoe do; 80 doz do White Wash do
f<ec d and for sale very iowb
mh25 z. u. COOK & SON
RNistss. tsC.-5oO doz fresh Esss:
81 O lbs rrie LaTdi IUJj lbs Extra dried Beef.
reed by nh25 Il. II. COOK S son.
TE iPI.E sUeAR.-IOolbs lust reed and for sale by
va NH 4
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RDERFD that the ofiots lots the
side OF Fhir 81 between Main aud SycF
the along said lots he paved
vth good rock ~ least four feet in width an nine
inches in fpth. inclusive also -ro rurhing Said
pavuE 9lred before the it % June 1851
isST thereof Ae Street CsmmisoaeT "a Instructed
70 perform said work aHl the 3Ri arsns
t'Torom vii be ae-et "a sud collected by sale OF said
su-h thec viii sstisfy said lien
Bq orisr Sf Couacti. WE'LL n. WALKER Cicrk.
( Voitsh0te copy tilI Jlne ist. mh2o "a
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STEAMBOATS,.
GREEN RIygR-psCkET

a STEAMER UNION REGULAR Ev.
So. ANSVILLE AND BOWLING GREEN
-r-@~s--fzs-xs% PACKET fine steamer UNION
Capt RosEhTs having been just hoshed with all the latest
improvements of 800 capacity. fast aaa yery light
draurht will pig regularly in the above trade which
she was built expressly and solets liberal share public
patronage.
For treirht rassare aprlv on board. mh7
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ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.


DRAFTS,
And the transportation or snail valuable rsck-ges
All psrsoRs wishing 10 avail Themselves OF the facilities a
the Express 0btau desired Formation in refer
TO the and details the
en- frs street between Main and Locust the
"aee. Geels O. II. FISH Agent,
SUNDI:IES.
~ NIrPErRE. Epson Salts Sulphur, Roll Br m,tone.
- Alum. Perry Divis' Pain Killer Saleratns. soda
Almonds RraEi Mats Beasords reel cgd dozen hemp and
mana Blleaag phor Cream rarter. Cigars all kinds
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Austart. N'srhes. Mercantile Writing Fluid. SutneEs,
LotstcTs Oysters. Paper letter. Fools and Wrapping
Feretsion Cana Powder Pepper Sauce, Pepper. Spice
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