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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26
Straved or stolen.

Y From the premises Of the subscriber
Il InrY@ at Brownsville, the night Of the
EIT-A 11th inst, GREY HORSE, seven or
"A < = eight years old, abJnt 10 hands high
With Spanish brand the left thigh, and with shoes
on both fore feeshoes clnched against the hoofs in
front. The horse can be easily identified by calus
or enlargement Of the left hind leg, at the kneS joint
lie has saddle marks and also some collar marks.
When travelling he PAGES at slow gate, carries his
head high and looks quite lofty.
reward of 800 will be paid fos the return Of the
Horse and the apprehension of the thief,
augl4-f A. d. STEWART.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES

l., p r. has now completed his arrangements
the forwarding OF advertisements to all the princpa
in the Atlantic States.
line opportunity is here offered to those who wish
70 iver'e in any part Of the UnOn of doing so AT
e lowest rates. and in prompt and satisfactory man
aug l2-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26
2zanhti.lness is the Lncent,re to Gratitude.

The undersigned, desIrOus of acqualntng those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of their snierings may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly EXPRESS his
most sincere gratitude to DIR. l.. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down nv
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac-
tce of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind unable to perform even the most ri-
ling duty imposed upon the daily avocatons of life
sought the advice OF many physicians, who at first re-
garded my disease of trilig Importance; but alasl
after few weeks and in several instances months of
their treatment, found to my tterable horror that
instead Of relief, my symptoms became more farming
in their torture and being told by one that my disease
being princIa confined to the BRAIN medicines
would be OF little consequence, despaired of ever re-
gaining my health, strength and energy and as last
resort, and with but Il faint hope, called upon Dr.
Czapkay, who after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me Of
the dull pain and dizziness in my head ENCOURAGED
by this result, resolved to place myself Immediately
under ms care ana by strict obedience TO all his di
rectons and advice, my head became clear my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and grons
the weakness of my limbs, the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement the
misanthropy and evil iorebodings the self-distrust
and want OF confidence in others the incapabiltv To
study, and want of resolution the rightful exciting
and at all times peasurable dreams night followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and
IN fact in two months alter having consulted the Doc
tor ielt as If inspired by new hfe-that life which
but "A short time ago, contemplated to end by NV
own hand
With view TO guard the unfortunate from falling in
to the snares OF incompetent quacks, deem il my du-
y to offer this testimony to the merits and skill Of Dr
need OF medical advice, being assured by NV own ex
perience, that once under his care a radical and per
manent cure will be effected. b. H. FuLMoRE
State of California; County of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn before me, this nth day of
April, A. d. 1896. (SignedO
JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public TLs1
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26
Caution to the Public.

London Cordial Gin,
Czub House Gin
Schtedam Sehndpps,
Meitcdtcd Srhndpps
Royal Schntipps,
DC, &c, tec.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor mixers
Of this city bottlng large quantities Of adultera
ted, unwholesome trash, costing but little, which
they hope to realize large profits by selling in Cafor
mia.
Avoid all compounds Some are so skinfuly pre-
pared TO pass for good Liquor except with the best
Judges. Ii you would be safe, only the long
tablshed, renowned genuine WoJ'S Schieddm Aro
matte Schndpps.
UDOLPHo WOLFE Sole Importer,
augS-3m % Beaver street, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26

RD.-Prompted by honest desire of nv heart
wish TO lay before the public case which deserves
commendation, not only act of scientific skill
Dnt that OF humanity also. About two years ago sud-
denly, and from causes unknown TO me- was seized
wlth ut oil EPILEPSY, which, owing TO nv inabilitv
To meet tic expenses consequent upon thorough med
zeal treatment, and the encouragement which met
with on attempting it, soon became such (as was then
led to belieye) as to defy the skill of physician /
was frequently, while in pursuit of my calling thrown
down to the ground without the slightest warning nd
although insensibe to the agones, yet despised tbe
miseries OF my life, and learned 10 Look unon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger, as enemies who sought to proong the exist
ence of my miseres.
While in this state, and having previous To nv aa1ic
ton tasted the sweets of life once more was Induced
to attempt seeking aid of physician and bv recom.
mendatlOn,called upon DR.. H. j. Czapkay told him of
my circumstances, and of my inability TO reward him
ior his services-regardless of which, however he a.
once undertook my case and with the blessing of God
was once more restored TO perl,c health Unable 10
reward MN Tor the boon which, enjoy at present and
yet conscious of my Indebtedness consider N dns 10
myself ana all afflicted, to make the case public in
der that those in need of medical advice NAV 6nS
P"S'''i"u in "ho" every confidence can be placed.
MEYER YABLONsKY r.. al
state OF California, County of San Francisco SO!
sworn and subscribed to before me tins 1st dav of
August A. d. 1856. ' ""S VI
GILBERT A. GRANT. Notary pukt.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-26
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY

Medcal Institute sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'s on, e, San Francisco.
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DIED..

ATTRIDGE-On Sunday jan a. Fanny Asride the beloved
wife Of John Arridge IN TIE 6orh year Of her are 80
The friends Of The family respectfully invited TO attend The
funeral her late residence, No 2 Third street. at u O'Clock
this DAY.
BRoDERICK-At No go Third avenue on Monday Jan D.
John W. Brodeick eyed IS years
COLLINS-On Saturday morning Jan D. Vt his late residence
William H. eldest Of Jsse' and H. Francs nc. E. cG1
Father don't leave me-"
FENNELL-At No 300 Washington street. Brooklyn Mon
day Jan g. after long and painful illness Msris Lonisa
i6yesrs.
HALLAt Hoboken N j.. Of dropsy Charles Seymour Hail.
Funeral this day wednesday, O'Clock from the residence of
his father F. B. Hall No 10 First place Hoboken Relatives
snd friends invited.
HENRYOn Tuesday evening Jan. d, Maria Anne, wife Of
attend her funeral from her late residence, No ID Warren
place CHARLES street, Friday, 10Th inst at 2ocock
without further invitation.
HANCE-In Brooklyn Tuesday Jan &c osnalpo William
Edward Hsnce, in the 4Gh year Of his age
His will be taken 20 Greenwood for nterment from
No 1872 Livingston street this morning at 10 o'clock.
LEONARDAt No 1877 West Broadway Monday, Jan. Is.
William Henry sou Of Terrence Leonard aged years and
HEsKRoLE--At Newtown L'As Island Tuesday morning,
Jan % Mr. Pete Meseroe aged q years month and day
funeral Friday. 18th inst, q; o'clock M from the Re
formed Dutch Church Of NewtOwn, without further invitation
after short and severe illness Agnes the beloved wife Of
James c. Mstbeson, aged a years and II days
ocoI in the day Mary Ann McKlOp aged months dsush.
ter Of Henry McKilop, deceased.
NORTHROP-At her residence, No Eos East Broadway,
Monday Jan 25 short and Illness Mrs. Aaron
NOrthrop.
PROCTOR-At No IA Dean street Brooklyn Benjamin Clark
Proctor Of Cassus and Joanna Proctor aged years
ROBERTSON-On Tuesday Jan. Is Of inflammation Of the
lungs Rutba Ann Mad widow of the late Alexander Robert
in the 9th year Of her
the funeral viii take place Thursday at O'clock at the
of son-n.law, Hackensnck, N.
relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend
TUCKER-On Tuesday morning, Jan q, Ann Maria wife Of
Tucker daughter of Jacob HoppOk aged 80
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of her father
respectfully invited to attend her funeral without further nv
tatfon residence 80 West Fourteenth
Thursday O'Clock Her remains will be taken
10 Greenwood for inteTment.
WESTERVELT-In Motthsven, We,tchesteT County, NY,
Sunday Jan a. Garret Weerve aged 81 years and months
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m.rkess--Rsportea BY Ttl<srs,A.

yrvOsLEAw Jan. 2s--Tbe ssls. q corrcs to-day vSvs
90 s... al before The publication 81 the xrerss Bsvs he
,r,c, n which ". un6eyeloped suss rss@S 9st f
Ssir 70 fuly fair MoLAssEs declined y =:
FtorR tends downwAr Red WHE.r, re. co" s.n a. A.
I'm IN ,sSs Oh BlcOs sHoULgss, Ste 10 Hsss, e.
FsrIeHrs-Cotton Liverpool c'iye at ltd Ha'ssr
asking ~. - =, , t--.,... - - -.
dAv receipts at week sooa PkoNisio,s ani sea
Mes, PoRg offered At siS Bnk PoRs DECLINED . LAID C.
lined ell closing % unsettled thai prices are norsn
MotiLg Jan 2a-CorroS; sales today SoD eSee O. ~ -
vance Of &C. before receipt 81 the 1ews n t.ro -.
S.y,xs.u jan %-CoTTo> declined sc s'~s 20 eAy >"
bales AZ % dlolc a., IN 49,. =. 49,.
AucUsra jar. 4-CorroS-sslss today 90 oses = to7ss
,.nins from siaiOlc The market closed quiet bat sesdy
CH.sI EsroS Jan. S1he prizes Of Cofros ssve "eDes
ale: sales today / 700 bales. - . a -.
80 h.ss 81 Irregular prices The mazse, cosns 20
an advance Of !c. We quote Nddins" So 49,
ole. a, 81 S7k Rio Co,rEE advanced w. FsEieHrs anettsi
Cotton TO Liverpool 7l6GiS51d srESLsS ExeHAs"h "f
dl0s4. ,,-,,. 4. "A, ca 49,.
and no, 400 90 a. published on Tuesizy morning.
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q; The ports oomp.rs WITH
las, year i bales ExportsIHcresse 70 Great Britain
70 coo deere ase France 1900 decrease 10 other foreign ports
10 coo. Total decrease in exports, 2i."' bales
There is considerable excitement at Gospor, In
diana. caused by the successful operations of shin
master concern called the Bank of GospOrt. The is
sues 70 the amount of 100000 were used in buying
pork when the concern suspended.
The Savannah Republican says:
1--WE heard rumor Yesterday TO the effect that the
Presidents of the various banks OF this city had heda
meeting during the present week, at which they re-
solved 10 resume payment of specie at an early day,
provided they can obtain the cooperation Of the banks
II Charleston and Augusta. From Indications, we
are inclined 10 believe that the statement not with
out authority and that the proposition will be formal
" made 10 the banks of sister cities In the course
Of few days.
A decision has been rendered in the Superior Court
Of Cincinnati which virtually establishes the validity OF
the assignment of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
The action was brought by the assignees to replevn
the Office furniture of the Company which was seized
by the Sheriff to satisfy the judgment of certain cred
itors.
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TuEspAY. Jan. 26-P. VI.

TUESDAY, Jan. -O--l. VI.
Business at the Stock Exchange quite active to-
day. especially " bond securities, but prices not
sustained, and, with two or three exceptions quo,a-
tons are lower than the close OF yesterday At the
First Board the transactions in bonds reached an az
gregate of 500 O00 amounting to sSS 600 in MssOurs
alone. The greatest advance was in Illinois Central
bonds, which went up to o. with sales OF $4,000 at
that quotation. There is some buying on foreign or
ders, but the rise to-day mas been mainly the result of
the purchases of the shorts who have been for day
or two somewhat cramped 10 make their deliveries.
The bonds were offered a; %, seller sixty. Ten
nessees were hrm at slight advance. La Crosse
snd grants were a little off, but quite active
Miengen Central y cent new loan declined
/, and were dull. In shares the business
was large in New-York Central bit eompara.ively
smau IN the remainder of the leading Railways Erie
sold at Iii at opening transactions but was aterwsd
dull and shade lower. Tie January earnings We
understand, thus far show an increase of Az coo over
the corresponding time in lS57-rs,ber a, n,e,nsc,-
edly favorable feature in the business Of the road
Reading was firm, without much activity Illinois
Central fell of 10 94i, and wss NTH, duu
Galena is steady at Quotations. Rock Island
on the other hand was heavy and ,over
Alwsakes and Mississippi was % fer request; La
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Disasters. &c.

The sERAPHSE Capt Miller returned 20 the soukw,
Pas yesterday leaking badly si Is coming up the
river The senpine eared the 18th inst BY Me,ns
q. w. Hyuson Co., for New York with cargo conssus "A
SEA bbs whisky TO bbs -four ASH hides . bundles SKINS AID
hhds. copper IN. o. Picayme Jan ls
SCHOONER LEoSA ashore Curtnc FIRE from her
Of lime letter from the captain sand
sci If shs do not burn up) would be sold the 10th The
owned IN Roekand BY Capt Jameson 1.-THE mastery Josph
Hewett. - - =
SCHOONER II. y PAXTON Nickeron from Boston Cor AlgxAn
drs in contact I'D nst of Chatham with steamship Pal
metto Boston from Philadelphia The had msnse
carried away pd sustained other damsse She put INTO byaans
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MARRIED..

DTNVIRS-LARKIN-O Sunday evening Jan p by the Reg
1,ber Mooney Of ST. Brdges Church Mr. John Denvirs TO
Mss Sarah seond daughter oIMr. Lsrsn 53 Avenue D.
LORD HORNE-In Melbourne, Australia on Th1r,dAy o.,
% 1887 by special license Christ Church ST. Kidd, by the
. Rev d seldom A. NJ Samuel P. Lord merchant OF Mel
bourne and New York. L. s A. TO Laura Mary eldest dangh
Ter Of be Hon 6sorge s. w. HONE, j.. A. Of ST. Klda
Colony Of Victoris, Australia
MANNiNG-STEvENS-In Lowell, On Sunday. Jan. "A. by
E,bs Huntington, esq. Aber: Alonzo Manning TO Olive
Prfvr Steve
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J.S,s.-Mr. Harris the American Consul in Japan

JAPas.-Mr. Harris, the American Consul IN Japan,
has accomplished the following;
PERMANENT residence is guaranteed TO Americans
sfer the 4,h of July next. The ex-terrtorality Of
Americans acknowledged, and they are amenable only
10 their own laws. The COnsul-Genera and his family
have the right TO buy direct from the seller, and pay
him in japanese coin; and he not bound in relation
70 penetrating the INTERIOR by the limit of seven or
miles The spies are all sent back TO Jeddo; free &C
oess 10 allowed to all shops and houses; and no police
men follow us any more. We have fair prospects OF
settling many other matters"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK..
Cleared.

shps-Edwin Flye Weaver San Francisco, sa''on Co
Golden Eagle Harding San Frxncisco Sutton Co bsI-
chsrd Lawrence New Orleans Eagle Hazard Switzerland,
Dearborn, Liverpool, r. J. II. TrAsk, H.
Bsrks-Msry Elizabeth, Hickbom, Mstan,as, r. r. b1cf
Co Carssa Peigew, Nuevas YTnsss Del Vale Cheytne,
Anderson Rio Jsnero Kirkland vorsachs; Hnh.y Stout,
Z. J. Peters Reindeer Townsend Sydney, CrocAer War
Bng-A Spngue Smith, Seville, Giro 4 Francois b. Nah,
White Nueyitas r. Owen Son AIsbellA, Day AspinwLI
Panama r. R. Co.; Henrietta Hod'don' Bermads heea1
FIRTH
schooners--S Gilman Baker, Boston, g. w. Lewis Co
louis Walsh Paine Arroya Teller, West Co. Kate Stewart,
Maiher Charleston Scranton Talman; Alma tBr Curry
CornwsIs D. r. Wolf North Point Swan. Richmond C.
Chesapeake Crowell Portland H. b. Cromwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

A NOBLE SET or FARNERs.-Sxty.ionr farmers,
tyng IN and about Mddletown' Conn, have gwen no.
t,ce 10 the citizens tina. on Monday, at II o'clock they
viii come in with their o1-cats, laden with wood and
prsy.ons for a.uitous distribution to the poor under
fbe management of the Mayor and committee OF cit
.zfrs
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To the report Tor December %, Tic J0ar4al adds
the following note
1.-TWO hundred and ninety -four banks in operation
one did report at all another got its report here
late SATURDAY D. H. three days after the expiration of
the time limited by law.
1T will perhaps, be noticed that liabilities eX-
ceed resources by $1,000. This is the result Of
error by the banker who made his report balance, bu.
ON footing the items II was found he had made the
mistake The report was sent back 20 be corrected,
but has not been returned.
The statements Of the Philadelphia Banks for the
mast two weeks compare as follows:
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STEAMSHIPS TO AVID v.ex p,vssl.

INV
stso~slse PkaaSarAid-From NewYors 3D. arriving . BE-
vars s.h and Newtean llh. From New oreens 9rA, He
ysns sd srnvina 80 Ecw.Yort 2th.
Sf,a~.I.p o.dtr Cth-From NewYors Nh Of e>sh sensh
,rs, 80 Havana ~ and Mobile lsh. From Mode ~,
Hsyans IM 0khss4New.York 18th.
S.eo~sAtp CsAss8o-yrom New-Yorh lrh .rSn % as
..ns nth and1ew ossns lsh From Ne~OreNns .s, He
ysns 18th uINasue kewYor 18th: -,
Sfsa~.h,p E:T,rs Cty-F~y New YORK I'm .se -
Havana sd and New Olesns 18th. broD Ns~ore~is ~
Havana sth arriving at New York lSsh
Stea msIip BiaA Was,ior-Eom New r.e Dta s'r',ss -
Hsyns Ist and New Orleans Sd From New ovnsas i3ss'
H.ysns 18th. arriving al New York 18th -.
ss ush,p Isdbs-Frem Charleston h and fAh doe Hsysna
7h and Sd From Havana 10Th and 2h due e. New foh su
md Txf
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bales and will probably disappear next week w. mus, 90.
DOW ior steady decrease comparatively N the exports 20 1
B,i,.u 4. last wear ser this cesanes took pse
To Fr.e export kesps well up. and shows deesse %
IS COO bales As com pared year other foreign ports
the decrease bales and kely to BE- further reduced
A. the @as advances.
The following ia az The movement IN COTTON saoce
wit previous years:
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COURT cALESDAR-Tns DAT.

eryKrxE COvKr-CiscuIr-same ceenosr a. on
nonSsy. - c..c,.r TrRN-Nog 80 366
go isa nc ST. $50. 81, 800 "a, ~. o,o -. q,
!" SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TsRN-No'. 2i3' ~ ~ ~
a o. NJ ~ az 81 s s 80 $40 So 90 lsS Isl as
K,.ss CousIY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos q, ~, 81
% "a 81 81 a. S. s. IS. g. n, 81 g. - ~, a., =, \,
ProoxIYs CRY CoURT.-Nos 80, ~ -, -, -, 20
., 81 n ri So e. So, ~. a. n, 81, So -, 81
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The STRIP AsEY l2etuns two DID, sold yesterday
~ the Merchants Exchange for 100; 10 per cash tn
Feb. !.
At the Merchant Exchange onshaf Of the shp Phantom
but New Bedford Ia 1852 register tuns was ,od of
slG70. The onethifd two month"; oaethd f,ur
months and onshird sx months And also the E.or
built at Somerset IN
tennis were one.haf cash, and balance four months.
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. .,,,,.a No IS Argocd J5dse Psrter
frur.dsy 20. si1.nt. D Porter for ,espon5ent 49, =, -
.sd HUI f0r IJ.S HNoe 81, O., a. ~ o. - w. ."
I'd &C. g.
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CKoF-Tlere nothing report this the sub
c Of crop The continued falling of the receipts increases
the confidence the short crop writers In The South who week
@ sek reduce their accord with each increasing
d.e erey Here estimates Inch4nged 0eones
ur- that planters hold their suppes IL the INTERIOR
with the expectation Of forcing Prices still higher
RECEIPTS ports for the week Under review are very small
only 72o01 Asains. bales week last
y.- Tn toS deficit S5lO0 bales compared with
last year il is likely b. reduced for time plant
or. the districts tributary 70 Savannah and
holding back their crops with greater determine
ton than ever The receipts week viii fall short Of the
corre,popdns week last but only moderate extent
ExTolrs 10 Great Britain large for the week w. 900
brl,s, TIE, isA ssIisse 0Ia .Ht J.S " S9H b5t Si@
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MINIATURE ALMAS,c.....THs Dsy
srrR.e, 49, 7:l5 Se,s...,..., Sl2 Moon-Ssts.. el3m
wArrR.....THs DAY -.
Sandy Hook 5:25 Gov Isrd elisa Hell 8ee.... TO
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ALLAN CAMPBELL
=. w. EDMONDS, Committee.
ARM 3. BATLIS

The coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds d the
Harlem Railroad Company, due February J. vii
be paid on that day, at No. % Pine stseet.
Mesrs. Thompson Bros, No. Wall street quote
Currency, Land Warrants, Specie, &c, this week as
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r,,r,r,cs ~ Iow.-The following figures are
f,nrn the repot of the Superintendent of Public In
IN"' - de 10 The InXn .er slnflYe.

4 FIGHrIyG SCHOOL BGY.-THe Mechi0s tssnel
Union ssys that few days since. one of the scholar.
in q school in neighborins town. in consequence OF
an assault upon his teacher, was sentenced to pay
fine of 500 and costs or be imprisoned thirty days IN
the County jail. In view OF the hars times and
scarcity of money the latter was preferred. and he s
now in az comfortable quarters as the County OF
Washington can afford
GRE.r SALE or SLAvEs-Probsbly the saie
Of slaves ever made in Virginia lately took place IN
Brunswick County Nnety-six, Of AL ages, sizes and
conditions were sold at the unprecedented aggregate
of about SIS 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

The albany journal of last evening publishes sum
mary statement showing the aggregate of the re-
sources and liabilities of the banks Of State OF New
York exhibited by their reports to The Superntend-
ent Of the Banking Department OF their condition on
the morning of Dec. 20 1857 We append compar-
son with the previous statement, showing the condi-
ton of the banks on the Goth Of September last, few
days before the suspension of specie payments:
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by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH jan 2-Tbs o. :. steamship A1g1s.a LAs a.
lived here Ia fifty Xix hour, New York al well.
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two weeks compare as follows

The circular OF Nj. Wright Tor the steamer gives The
annexed statistics:
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!. coo Mich. Cen. RR. S rer

2,COO La Crosse L Nil Lid
Grant. * privilege. Is |
5000 Gal. 4 Chic. LIST Mtg. % |
1900 Gal. \ Gu. % Mtg. b. 60
1000 II. Riv. R.R. Sd. Mc. 81
1900 Harlem R.R. LIST Mtg. IS
4.OOO Read'g R.R. BIDS. 80 70
a Bank Of n. Y. Scip....lOI
II Bank Of America. .....l07
SIS Pbenix BaLk...........l06
40 o.......s........ 100
" National BsLk........lot
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BRoKEs BANK soTEs.