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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-18
DIED.

BOGARDUs-On Friday Jan. IS Cochocton, van Coun
~ " Frsnk j. BOTardus, Of the h.e firm OF BogsIdnS
Bsrrow Of this city, aged % years. T.,
B remains win be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery rom
PsIiees Hotel Warren street - II O'Clock on Monday lhe
18Th inst.
BARNE-on Sunday morning. jan - Jeremiah Bane formerly
The rei.,iycs and friends OF the family are i
from his residence, No. 70 81. Marks place
COCKS-In Brooklyn, Saturday. Jan TO- James Ccck' IN
4 Is,iVeS and friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend The funeral services day Aonday a. 81 o'clock m
Of his John d. Cocks esq No zol state
street, Brooklyn
DRAKE-On sundy Jan H. Clarinda, widow Of Jeremiah
The friends Of the family and sonsinlaw William Tar
rem DR. William J. and Daniel D. ireland respect
fros, Caiyary Church, without further invitation.
GERAGHTY-on Sunday JAN H. James T. Geraghty aged 81
Her remains will be taken to Rockaud Cemetery Tuesda
morning
HANsON-In Brooklyn Saturday morning, Jan &c. JOsep
H. relatives and friends ere Invited to Mon
ia3 Oxford street without further invitation.
Boston, Mass and Dover, N. H., papers please
H. friends and scSsintances are espedty invited to attend
his funeral omh nate residence No Is Hubbard street on
Tuesday afternoon o'clock His remains will be taken
10 Greenwood for ntennent
MEEKERIn this city; Friday Jan y Matilda F. young
Her friends and the friends Of the family respectfully invited
% d n eG to s o So1 s ape Sa o @
seventh street and Elizabeth az o'clock from the First
Presbyterian Church Cans leave Jery City for Elizabeth at
MARSHALL On Friday jan 49, Nm Henry Marshall in the
18th year Of his age.
SELLECK-Eary on Saturday morning. JAN G of
her cSotheIi1lsy C4thaIne wife Of George w seleck Of
SMITH Suddenly, Saturday, Jan. 49, Sarah Godfrey
widow Of the late Leonard X Smith in the 57th of her
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend her funeral from her late redence No 1888 Henry street
ia the Cemetery Of the EveTgreens.
WINsLOW = On Wednesday, Jan. f3 at FishLil, NJ Y,
low, In the 9Th year o be- age
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UARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...".....I
CIenrd.

s...,.sb,. Jamestown Parrish Norfolk, Ludlam Pless-
,,,s ElriJ Cnowen Savannah L. htchill Nashville Mlr
Tgy Charleston, spoGord rles,on Co. , -, N, -
Ebp,-Tuisko (B,m). Dsuymernsn, MtlDonIne n W sun
er1p c.; Putarch Baker Liverpool, lilo" and fIo'hns'
ham. -, -. D..A... 4 NJ. L.,
fOldl Bsake London Stanton Rugeri sylphde tHAnl,
Never. Hun Euuch Y MeiIcke 60, :, ~,
FLYING Rssle Consnt Madei9, R. p Buck Co fsvor,s'
Mi hcner 81. JaEo De Cuba, NJ NJ Freeman a.. uls p
nuds Brett, Son 4 Co Cysnet (Br.l. Smith fiaiiaS y %
J. : Whitney CO.. Young AmeIica' ro'e N-'"''' J. %
Eager. e...-,..i = p
Schoorer-E C Howard, Nickeron- sombsIo i,And' n
Dow; W s Cogswel Near, ~. Marys, l. D. Eager ::
Bailey Nhirloys Philadelphia J, w Mckee, ssco rHyhe
Philadelphia James Hand Groveand (Bcl Drohsn - 'oli
n B. Sui;h.rs Co ". Washington, Richard For
master NJ Warm Chapman. New.Hsyen, l.. Edwards Ao~
Powell. Wilmington, Z. ). Powell. - - cu.
Piedmont Wi,t,s Baltimore H. b. Cromwell; Elizabeth Nc
Lauglin Ba.inore. W. Dalktn.
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49,, ,s,v rood receipts IN December. Toledo sold
- 40 Int was fraction BITTER at the last call.
e.. n,tich nj opening wept TO %, was also shade
t"n,sr lint wnsnot active. Reading declined to So
I'D rcr The hour was very dull. Michigan Southern
attracted brt little Ftice, but held it, own toleraby
uou Tie movement in Cumberland was spirited, but
n, concession Of in early sales, the Stock recovering
% lc2 again before adjournment Galena and Rock
Issnd were both sluggish, and ldi lower, with 70
transaction. Of importance. Michigan Central adj
yaneed !, but not prominently before the beafd
during the day. At the Second Board the America
news had slightly favorable influence, and advances
of from IaI were realized in leading BORIS anu
Stocks with moderate increase oil buslheSs
The Bond movement for the day was large
in Missouri 6s and Illinois Centrals, Out ho'
important in other descriptions. Ihe former "eie
heavy in the morning, but in the AFTERNOON railed
vigorously with sales Of $4,000 touching -, making
an aggregate of $l9 900 in this single security during
the day. Michigan Central New Loan Bonds sold al
$50 but were in good supply at the quotauon. liz
rois Certrals were in demand at an advance OF over
Yesterdays price, with sales OF si2ooo. La crosse
and Milwaukee Land Grants declined 2 cent at inc
First Board, but were 1 better at the Second. Inc
February interest on these bonds, we understano, Is
already provided, ana Will De pIonlPtJ Poiu' INV
latest prices given in the street were for Newfork
Central, 7si bid; Reading $50 Erie, 2O3i Southern
90; Toledo, AZ; Cumberland, I2ai Missouri 6s,
s32, &C.
The exchange market for the Baltic closed with firm
ness and without any oversuppy of first class bills.
Bank Signatures of Sterling went at lO9 1929, and
leading city drawers at lC9lPlC94 Some good COM
mtrcial bills sold at lOS0lCsl. Francs were firm at
) 2jd5 II.
Freiglts are inactive. To Liverpool $500 bbs.
Flour at IT, Cd. is 10d. To London, 800 bbs Flour
at g. 3D. g. Cd 400 bbls. Rosin at D. 3D.; lCO bbs
Oil Cake at Is. 81. a2s. Cd TO Rotterdam, 1000
heavy Pipe Slaves at $2l; 50 cases Of Lquorice at
So per tun The brig Chastelan to Curacao with
with Lumber at $ll. A brig from Jacksonville ont
to Cuba with Lumber at -, and home with Moasses
at 50 90. A schooner Of 10 tuns out to Windward
Islands for 81 600, port charges paid. brig OF 200
tuns from New-Haven to Porto Rico and back to New
Heven with Sugar at 4Oc. and Molasses on and nnder
deck at SO 80.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
sS1, 22l S5-$5SO00 from Customs; Payments, $780,
27j Oh Balance, g., 1884, 0j3 08.
The Baltic took 1924, l0i 49, Of which $4,000 was
in gold coin. This is considerably larger shipment
than was anticipated. The following her specie list:
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OAIl kDAl, Jdu iO--f. M'
There was dragging Stock market to-day, contrary
probably to general expectation which gave to the
foreign news brought by the Portland steamer an i'm
poItance which did not seem to be appreciated the
street After the Americas arrival, with an additional
batch of favorable items, the market seemed to be
partially reused from its ethargy but there has not
been exhibited during the day anything like the vigor
and animation which prevailed week since. The
fac, is that the market has not yet gone through with
the entire course OF its reaction from the previous ac-
live and excited movements and fingers yet in state
Of lassitude and Indifference from Which, not even the
arrival of or two steamers with encouraging news
can arouse at once. II is very evident, however
thain this constant Improvement in the principal money
markets of Europe, and in this uninterrupted and i'm
mense accumulation of money here and there, We
have the stimulus which must act upon the Stock
market, and it is equally clear that under such
circumstances this moving force will continue to favor
an advancing market. Argument is useless-intrnsc
merit in the stocks dealt in has but little 10 do with
the case in point--trade stagnates-mOney accumu-
hates until its prcpretors grow uneasy for its employ
ment, and stock investment and speculation offer the
most convenient outlets for the feverish feeling. II
rs OF but slight avail to urge as an objection to the
upward progress of stock values that the industrial
interests of the country prostratehat trade lam
months
since were considered wealthy, are now mserablv
bankrupt All this, which is undeniably true, contr.
butes to produce precisely the effect upon stocks
which has already been developed TO some extent
the stock market actually drawing its nesrishment
and strength from the reyorses of trade which
first producing distrust-then failures, faany
gathers money formerly employed in such channels
20 great central points, where temporarily serves to
feed stock speculation. In anotheS point of viewhe
upward movement in stocks is not untayorabe to the
trading interests, vz in the recognition of the fact
that recovery in the Stock market generally preeeles
restoration in other branches of business, almost
surely decline Of decided character is the precursor
OF adversely in the direction ThNs from these
"straws" in TIE Stock market merchants may per-
ceive CLEANS of encouragement, ard draw conclusions
oil oonsolatoy character. Stocks are always the first
10 catch the impulses of change for good for evil
and furnish toleraby good barometer OF the state of
public feeling.
At the First Board the most prominent Share Securi
tes throughout the list were heavy end lower New
York Central of the strongest, and suffered no
material decline, partially strengthened as it Is no
doubt by the anticipation of the regular sem-annual
. cent dividend in February, which Is now certain,
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Disasters, &c.

The pilot OF steamer Boston Philadelphia arrived
last night reports ashore Bsrnega Shoals
az 6:@0 a. "a. u7th), with sails loose
Capt Lewey Of ch Connecticut from T0bao aiso reports
seeing large cPperhp ashore AZ tue same place AZ
18th and spposs her 70 have on the night previous dur
ing the esstery bio. and log.
Il Is supposed the vessel mentioned above IL the bark Mary
c. Dyer befrr reported ashore the Ah inst place
and that her sails had loOened 20 pres her off,
wreck information would have cached Ii. c
relative this The Underwtlers agent Ia. di.,
patched lighters the spot render assistance
Tie sp Cambridge of Bostou) Capt Chase Mobile
Dee. 10 wrecked Abaeos Dec a. and
She built ia Chelsea II 1859 and rates about
tuns burden. and yalfsd ~ $50
BEAUPoRT, jan. 1.-THE schr Wide World arrived New
bern N Yesterday. The lighters coming up with her
With the exception OF what throw lost la the
gale. TIE vessel Is not much damaged.
by letter 20 Elwood Walter esq.
The American brigan,ine j. NJ Mayhem, Capt. Hall from
Yok, Unexpectedly made her APPEARANCE carly on
Tescsy as she being from Bermuda but Is having
e here l4th ill., She only day. hence Newly ok and
5ou her passage. she broug in5oaEd CARGO aud
heavy ceck.oad This believe IL the quickest
age made between these Islands and Seyy-York.
bermuda Royal Gazette, Jan. 5.
HAVANA, Jan 9rhec have b saved from the wreck Of the
ship National previously reported shout ars cotton 30
bbs tsow anda portion u the kdrs About bales In
Shipping ordeT rnd Eow loading the ship Jenny Lind
NASSAU, " p, Jsu Gin port bnz PIincipc (ot Dasnl from
PoerP!uce with cargo Of oswoOd bound to New put
leaking.
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MgRRIE ID.

CANLEY- CONKLTN-In Locke, Csyugs ooah {rIvt NJ
Jaa ~ BY tire ReT y. Ames Mr. sSph'a d. N'J -
flizabeth T. Contf1 ell Of Locke. .,.c,-
CoNTTyCIy the residence ~ me Sr,de iv'
No Auty pco, Monday egen v SS ~ ~ The King
49,. oS.Ss No scl.es 20 Ellen W. Bsdon OF tins oaty'
JAMEs-FAIpCHILD-I stoekbrasc MssS on LSj Rf
- "a Nv ne Rev George Uhcr, Darwin james o. -
jyn D. v Mary e. daughter Of Mr. Daniel fAch'a 0 III"
former psce. u, T.. :, -
nARgUALI-BFRRY-In Brooklyn on THURSDAY Jan 10 3Y
ar Rsv N Psrtrds- @. Marshall 70 Came Can sh
Ter Of tL,e Hon A. J. Berry, all OF Bfooklyn r. d.
pIcu sFIIECK-At Ridgefeid Conn, on Saturday, Jan
~ .hs a. foeph Wilde Mr.. Thomas Rich % Miss Sarah
" dsns,ter Of Thaddeus Seleck, ESQ.
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Markets. Reported by Tele9r1ph.

NTS-OELEANs Jan. I6-The sales Of CoTToN to-day were
500 bales the market closing er the Americas but
without any particular advance 10 prices Mdding sill quoted
9ds2c SUGAR firm fG+c for fair to fully fair. FLoCE
firm al & Yellow Corn 60c PORK l. better Mrss Sl3 l5d
f3 81 FRElGHTs finn At unchanged rates. Sterling EXCHANGE
Hzdr7t EXCHANGE New YORK y cen. discount TO par.
CHsRLEsToN Jan l5CCTToS-Sales to-day: 1000 bale.
l0ic. ioT MiddIing Fair.
SAy,NNaH Jan IS -CoTToS advanced ic sales toby 30
bales Al 81 dl0c for Middihg.
ApGrsfA Jan. l5-COrroS advanced &C.. sales to-day: 500
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Passenger Arrived

Ia f,eGmslip 41nerica, from Liverpool az HaiIT-Mrs
Head ,lr.. Pollok child AID friend Mr. and M Shaw, Mr.
Alb and family Mr. Ashmoe, lady infant and HuIs' Rev.
A. Poock CAPT Spencer Col Bllza bearer OF dispatches
oz Paris Mrs k Oln-tesd three children and Dr.
Den ed- Messrs. PHILIPPE Joseph Ballet Snyder Green Fns
cLard, Samuel Laurent, Pooke, O Olmead Jung, CLawgi
CuickfL4rk henderson, Csiheart, Weber, Gihs, Zeey
D,mi,r JsInS sin. and Jacobs aud wife.
Ia s OnfiTio from LirerpOot-Mary Callahan Ca,harine
Hs,tsy. Bridget Barry Martha Dolan.
In big Z. " Mdyhsr, from Bermuda-F. L. Goie;. Mr
Gwyun.
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iAdverti.enentl
p,-,nv,s NATIONAL THEATEn.--A grand gala

,,. s,,ed A. This fyorite ;hes;e all this week me %
80 rssI,an NJ T. CHANTRAu having been eaeaseo loi
su;,sd uumber Of nishis will appear EVERY kNtNISS eus
- 49, m m now local Drama Of LINDA rHE CGAR oA W
Nxs> YORK and Jer, iah Clip" in the Pe:i,e
a.. Wtrouss VICTIM In which be 1gu give his
,nasons 81 Mr. y Forrest the late MI Booth. G. kean Mn
n Burton ana D. Rice. The Dana 81 IHE t . a, r.
n FOX Mr. II r. Nj hos and al Ire company apPta h.tnS
.ppv perine the accomplished actress and III re-
,-cnvc,sa tom pro;reted nvess Of several mont
.,nSay IA, evening In the Character Of Linda Icons
Sg,ner 40 f.voe. win undo1 .edly receive hearty
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Passenger Sailed

In sfsdnhip Battle for Lr0po-S.r Chaes Fox, England
Msssrs Nm. TorTry Ans liInan Cater aud A r. TIP
r. T. r. roole, Nr. Borrhwick Mr. Paterson Troy NJ O.
Bates l. " DALI New York: Capt. Gatzen. w. Cusloek, j.
Bo0dsr. NJ s.ewar Now.York; Mrs.. Sanford Hartford A.
ksyIe Mis-. MAry King Mr. Murphy Mnoa Dlboyiteh Mas
DDtOct j. CF! b, j. Grsdovch, r. s; d, 0as'ian Fey j.
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By TeIeyrauI,.

BOSTON, jan 7-Aryed to-day bark Breeze, Hail. from
Smyrna.
CHARLESTON jan leAniyed to-day .hip sevastopol from
Liverpool In 81 days.
The brig ssca from Cape Verde fr York bas into
this poTt tor repairs.
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Decrease ........................ s35277 81

This is more favorable than anticipated. The
net earnings of the Erie promise to show about the
same loss, perhaps less. The December earnings of
the Michigan Central Road show falling off of be-
tween si50OO and $40 COO as compared with the
month of the previous year.
The earnings of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Rnad for December are as follows:
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r.ou Mr. and Mrs P, Aruse and two children, Yrsnoe NJ
S,-s Mr. Fore. f. Carrot, b. Erica Mr. Eisei Philip Mack
M M,dsme tblsnche Mr. Forthwith, MI HARRISON Edn,.rd
Ros,Ts w IT. Osborn NJ Dcviu J. = Mons j. s. FHpan 4.
q Pelham Miss Constock. Toiel, ~ -, =,
"a sfeqmslis New York for Gtasgo.-sifs Mary Keller.
NrisI q Wrnek Brumsn, J. and A. KELLER ',nsd. James
Br.n-c. Pit,sb-rsh; y b. Falooner GLASGOW NJ Mcleod.
N.vYc,k. J Raeburn Gils.ow J. Roy Int ady a " Cor
don J. Card J. Ronald. Ncw-ioIs; q 1891 n 'II.sai
Dar,l nj Eey ard LADY Detroit: Mis- Isabella Dazass ys-y
CO. NJ. = Gsir glasgow; J. Wilson, Nvw.i0Tki Mrs T.
Rtyuods and child aud 10 in the steersse
MINIATURE ALNAxlc...... TVS DAY
Sun-Rises.. 7:O Sets....... 5:ol Moon-Seps' o'f'"
vArER......rHi~ Day -,
Sandy Hook l0O2 Gov. lsld .l0sv he'll Ose...'.. Vo
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Decrease compared with 1857 li1lAO
We annex comparative statement of the Exports
Exclusive of specie from NewYork to foreign ports:
1855. 1857. 1855.
Tie following is statement OF the earnings OF the
New-York Central Railroad for the month of Deem
ber 1851 compared with its earnings for the CORE
spending month of the previous year
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rules and Instructions the pace rule ana te - ,
included. So deep s the feeling now Prouucegu y >,
enforcement of the pass rule that secohu "'
would before this have occurred 20 plague Tie man
agement If the salutsry example OF the manner IN
which the former strike met by Mr. Moran ; pre-
deces sors did not exist q warning.
II Is not 70 be doubted Tat Mr.. Moran was nara
pressed to find plausible explanation Of the uoto-
rious insolvency of his Company. IN order that hS
scheme for putting the road still deeper into bonded
debt might succeed. Hence rather than aduii. 'I'e
naked truth that the business of the road cannot be
made 70 carry the burden of ia debt and stock
which admission would be fatal % his financial scheme
his presidential office and $4,000 salary-he has
sought to satisfy capitalists that the fatal dehclts in
revenue are due alone TO past bad management all oil
which j. 70 be romeded by the unequaledcapa ana
professional experience Of Mr.. Moran. In looking
about however, for some one 10 charge with dei'n-
quency, he WAS compelled TO pass the Directors, be-
cause they substantially the same now as then.
He seems to have selected the " General Supern-
teudent' for lis victim but in making his attack
omitted TO found il on a necessary basis OF truth.
It's not TO be denied that the system of railroad
management perfected by the General Superinten-
dent and that pursued by Mr. Moran II the latter can
be call6d a svteml are widely different Which - the
best system viii be decided by the past and future OF
the New-York and Erie Railroad. The policy of the
General SUPERINTENDENT found the stock at9 e cent.
and carried IL 20 TO- With the abandonment OF that
Il went down 10 10 cent Persistence in this course
will certainly end it at nothing right speedily;
Mr. Moran and some others seem to think that
railroad erterprise 10 be made successful by SIKH III
financial schemes which, used here, Is but another
expression for skill in getting lnt) dent Inns cass
con slider that a company is successful ana rch Wheh
rs debts however large, are funded ana pospoheu'
Wiser men know the success of all railroads must de-
pend on the soundness of their business p0icy, ana
esteem them valuable by reason OF their earnings Ia
Their than on account of their credit ,-,,
Netr- York, Jan. Is, 1888 u l. hCN ALLCa'
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Markets. .c.SrrrlLr REPORTED rOa The N Y rRlnrsr


AsHESTbe market il lower and is quiet the arrivals arr ta
and the stock liberal sales Of ~ bbs az - - o fV's anu
) on Pearls Saeaius is steady al 7c., CASH ..,
COTTONUude the steamers news the market nAs
roved snd moderate business has trnnsy'd sales OF ~,
bales on basis of Ice. FOR Middlng Upands lie ~e1ns
closed buoSa3t We quote:
hsw.yoRK CT CLASSIFICATION
Ipauds Florida Mobile. n. o. and Tex.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
Bank Of Jersey City, jersey City,. Ocean Bank.
D DSnk o. NV yersy Continental bahk
beNneie hank Belvidere, 5s up. AetrOpoiian Bank
zen. M o. \ j. Hsh'ovn, IS up. Manhattan Bank So
wv htIs efth importers Irsfers DIX
ltoa Bank OF New-Jersey. Am Exchange Bank
Farmers BANK q Nsnisee s. up Merchants Exchange Blk
fefi e.h BIZ Ml6deth Point. Blk the Commonwealth
n n MeShAnics Bk Of Railway. Metropolitan Blk
I'+NViu hAl4Sins toinrsuY .MRnlltfs Bank
rs pS fieckesth - up Amer Exchange Bank
Ban
uteuon CO Bk freInin I'D Bk OF toe
t'uusn o. rAaLA' Tvs and Shoe Leather Bank
stetianics Ok NeMIk, y 4 Up. Mechsilies' Rank
Mech Ma ia Trerton IS up. BIZ Of the Commonwealth
Mech Trad "a Jer. City, Ice up Contiuei-al RanI
NswaIk City Ia, Newark, s. & up. :. CoItineu,e RsnE
Newark BIZ SlEsCo Newark ,5sA up Merchants B1rI
0 1 e. nL Viats'' % up.''.. Metropolitan Bank
ltnlsburg Bak. Bank OF
SUSSEX bank Nevis NJ up..... Merchant
STATE Bauk, NtwBunsp Bk Of the Con1on,vo,
State ttlLk NtwaTk Is 4 up....... Manhattan RapL
state BARK Ehzsbcthowu IS Manhattan RarL
Somerset County Bank, SoLleTie Amer FNcauge Raj
TF'uton bauk Co, TRENTON, IS up Manhattan Ba1k ann
We are glad to be able 10 announce the resumn,;on
Of Messrs Frost Il Forrest, after dschargng in ful
nearly the entire amount of their liabilities.
Ezra Ludlow, jr, Co. viii hold sale of seeur
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The Harlem Railroad Companys loan not being all
taken, we understand the proposals will remain open
few days longer.
The list of jersey Banks published yesterday as re-
ceived at cent discount by the Metropolitan Bank
does an apparent lstice 10 some of them whch are
redeemed at par in this city. 1hompsoa's Bank NSte
Reporter corrected by Thompson Brothers, furnishes
the annexed list Of par Jersey Banks and the places of
redemption:
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TIE Erie RAILROAD AND IT'S LATE GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT.
To ne Editor Of The " y TrSrL.
SIR: The subscriber held Tor some three years the
position OF General Superintendent OF the Sew'York
and Ene Railroad. In that position It becVe his duty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
[From the n. Y. Medical Journall

THE GREAT GRAND DISCOVERY.
A Singular Power Recently Discovered and combined
with Railways Regulating Pls-Thc celebrated Dr. Rad
way has recently succeeded in obtaining nurcious ex-
tract concentrated that dose OF six pills will furnish
the amount of nutrition to the blood is given
the blood by OF ordinary bread This nutritious
extract he has succeeded in combining with Railways
Regulating Pills, that while the system is undergoing
thorough pysicng cleansing, purifying and regulating
organs receive healthfu nourShment This great dis
cOvery invaluable Heretofore, under the influence of
the most innocent and best purgaves, pills etc. the pa
ten grew weak and deblitated In of yellow fever
typhus fever, scarlet fever and other malignant evers
small poX, eryspeas, etc. the patient unable parake
sufficient n0urshment to keep alive.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS will entirely revo-
lutonize the treatment of the sick, afflicted with these
maladies; for one two of Railways Pills will give to
the wasting body sufficient nourshment, well eXter
inmate every particle Ofdisease from system Another
treat power which these Pills possess that oreguatng
me organs OF the system in the performance Of their d
ties The stomach Kidneys liver, skim bladder heart
and bowels, each of them regular and in the
performance OF their several tuncuons 80 that those who
take these Pills however cosve they may be- will enjoy
the luxury of healthy discharge from the bowels every
day, at a regular and exact hour.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOLvENT.
The discovery this wonderful renovator of the hui
man body secures to medical science medicinal
property
not only quickly safely and eectually the fol
HuMoRs IN THE BLOOD
Scrofula, Tumors, bleeding of Lungs
Syphilis, Consumption, st. Vitus' Dance
Sores, ricketts,, Salt Rheum,
Asthma Nodes, Canker,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcer Erysipelas letter
1t renovates the system completely, resolving away
from the solids all impure poisonous and diseased depost
it's freeing the blood and fluids life from all corrup
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