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Spiral 1lotifes.
Rock City Mills.
J. II. BAUMAN * CO., Prop,

I E. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
ID FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times,
Wheat and Corn their Mills corner OF Line and
Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date until further notice the
price of
Extra Family Flour. So rs Fine Bran. ....... GO
Fine Flour. ..........2 25 Mixed Bran. go
Unbolted. ..........2 rs Coarse Bran ......... SO
Mddlings. .......1 25 Corn Meal 6oc q bushel
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity their discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices. J. Z. BAUAAN & co.
Any one wanting Flour Bran, Meal, sc, from Rock
City Mills will find rider Box at the Post Office
and at " II. Gordon Co.'s Warehois where the
| ear-Inan calls four times each day.
dec2-1 j. Z. BAUMAN co.
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~ college street.
HEHTS super Calf eSltchad iswn1 noa<s.
I'll de- Calf GataFss
10. fstcnt leather Thick sola CATER,
&c. Cali Dress Hots aad tsAiteFss
sn1s eeIlers, Gar sale by
dse@Eif JOHN RAaA6E-
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sbsriGs Salts.
Sur2rr,s SALE

10Y virtue Of an execution 10 me directed and de-
ID vered from the honerable Circuit Court OF David
county, Tenn, at rs seltenber term. ISIS vii
expose pnbsc sale 30 the highest bidder for cash
at the court house yard gate IN the city of Nashville,
on SATURDAY. The sTH DAY. OF. JAkCARlf 1859,
IL O'Clock, A. ~ Taylsr's Single large Cylin-
der Printing Macfpe, Patent AIR Spring Buffers with
Registering and Sheet Aging Apparatus, Bed so By 81
inches, IN complete order; VIII Roller Noulds, TIVE
sets Of Roller Stocks, Blankets Band Counter Shaft
two Hangers and P1seys 10 by steam power
Also, Stand aud Fly Wheel n run by hand power;
print two thousand per hour BE- the adoption,
in this press, OF the Patent Air Springs all the
ing smoothly and almost n0iselessly being levied on
the property OF the Nashville Publshingan Print
.nR Company TO satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
of Harper Brother against the said Nashville Pub
fishing and Printing Company, this the 2lst day Of
December, 1855.
]. NJ HINTON, sheriff
Gec22-td By J. b. MURRAY, ID. sheriff
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A I4ARGE stock of IadLaA, shaker Flannel Cash
n mere, Lambs wool, White aaa calsrea Aeri-
DO, ai.a brown and White Bri1ssA Cottss Half Hose
last Frcssyed and feF sale ~
noso-t J. II. AosI1I.
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Notice 10 the Public.
WOOD, EDDY l. CO., Managers,
Successors To $. Swan g. Co.

v VIE following scheme viii be.z-awn by Wood Eddy
CO., Managers Of The Sparta Academy Lottery ir
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for JlNuIFy
1893, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, an public under The so
perintendence Or Commissioners
Glass draws Saturday, January /, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, January 8, 1853,
Glass 3 draws Saturday, January IS, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, January %, 1859.
Glass B draws Saturday, January 20, 1859
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Gonllllrrrial.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Dec. 81, 1858.
COTTON Exceedingly dull yesterday ),
heard of the sale of a few bales at 10 to 104. i
TOBACCO.-Nothing doing.
BACON.-Dnll; we quote sides at SC.
Augusta Market.
TUESDAY, Dec Is, p. M.-cOrTON.-The sales Of
the week foot ,s54 bales, and with much frmness
the part Of Factors, and steady demand, prices
have been well Sustained. The receipts begin TO
show decided dininution in the last few days. and
this point very material decrease is anticipated
the next month. The Offering stock from day TO day
is limited We quote
INFERIOR 70 ordinary ----.-..-- .-.-.. sg,o auh
alddnng ...--....--....-.. lleGitz
6ooc SiloOihg-.. -.....-..-' Ia
hiouhhS ralF-.-. 49, II n
savannah Market.
SAvAssAH, Dec. 2s.-SaIes of Cotton 500 bales. The
market is quiet but prices unchanged
Charleston Market.
CHARIEsroN Dec. 2S-Sales OF Cotton 200 bales.
The market is FIRM and prices full.
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TWO ne>.sas .rrs ana aanuA.bly leessed % -
i sseaeF e'gs-fs sd csnsessssss ~ Ne &8&E
- sesis-sf ; n nseIti- -
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APPROXIMATION PREzRs.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 90 SO
Certificates Of Packages will be sold Al n. n,

na-A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotterie.
"iloe sens 10 any one DESTROYS OF receiving h.
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Negroes Heavy Brogans and

nm PAIRS % extra heavy double ssfe Bro
4.OVO eans, fuf Fisntaton use, &eL sizes from
- Ia Also, large assortment q csslesr snase
aeabse sole Boots, sizcs frona 20 II % haad and
ser sais b Tor Cash by
kes So and 50 cor. s,aliees And ~ s.s..sv.
ecl4~ff= - - NzsATflte Team.
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v A R N I S II .

v Il IL IN ! - II.
To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers. Call.
net Makers and Painters.
rTNHE undersigned have received the agency for :,
i sale OF the celebrated VARNISdES manufacture 4
V thess' Haywood Narnsh Manufacturing Company .
which are universally acknowledged to be superior -
any other Yarnishes the United States and havei 81
received large supply of the following different XII Is
which they will sell at very small advance on Ms a.
tacturers' prices
Black EnameIed Coach Body varnish,
Elastic -
I'm. English Wearing 90 !"
80 " Pale Coach 90
Brown Japan q
White E
Scrapng g
Flowing 60
Polishing &c
Black Iron q
White Copal
Danar
Mystic
WanutStain fsEE
Extra Fine Carriage
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 Public Square, opposite Market House.
apr9-tf
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ON THE PLAN OF sNGLESuMBERs.
Magnificent Scheme

$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to eyerv mir
Tickets
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Bill Paper.
Hair Hose.

Inn REAlfs q sapersar .Accoanl Paper, lust re-
lOO eeiveJ by b. HAGAN,
aesf5 MArket s.
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bumbug and declare he ever came a0Toas tho scamps
who got up the affair he would have them arred aod sA
tbertd All the papers, 80 found In the hotel Ike
wise tied up, removed The Post once, and with he
letters, sent on to the dead letter ONCE
only one house located the BostoD and Aape Railroad
The above place was used railroad depot, Post Oe,
thoe chop ana dwelling and occu pied by jacob kvin
MIS- vile and t~o children. Although this the only house
In the pace there found letters addressed 70 len
than eight different firms laying In the Post ONCE
found IN be the headquarters Of certain parties Who
sde IN hazeport Mass but whose real could not
be got at or the letters found the Ofloe there
were addrssed TO TIE nrm or Joel. Miller Co. lOe Har-
RS Rogers Co.. co; Kent, Marshall, HaPuan Co., 40;
X spauding, Mouiton Co., 80; A. l. Howe Wilson
20, %; HsrgIay, fiersoD Co, 45; and B r Harper
Brothers, M, These had ell been received that morn
ing The only Information Of the parties thar could be
aseertained from the Postmaster WAS thai a. many
different persobs cal ed Tor the letters a. theve were
names attached 70 the ABOVE nrms; be could not tell
where they hved but they In the habit of coming
every day for their ktters, and sometimes received %
high as coo day Irwin says that he used make sbout
$50 year BY bis position Postmaster, but the
above nrms have had their letters mailed there he has
realized about 81 900 per anpum. He was accordingly
Instructed 70 forward oil the letters 70 the dead Letter
office hereafter that came for the above parties
At Salem, N. b the establishment Of Morgan, WILDER
Co vas discovered the parties had got wind Of Ber-
ney's intended VISIT and fed; they had called for
their letters for over two wecks which numbered
1000.
The following Ia Of their dollar tickets which Il y
DEP In n nriz
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youve MINIS RxrrBLIcAr CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
meeting OF This organization held last night when
Ne onHoers for The year elected foIlows;Pres
dent-e n butcher, Eighth ward First Vice President
Henry G Boyd, Thirteenth ward second Vice President
Richard wynccop, fifteenth ward secresaries-J. J.
shaw, Eahth ward; VIM. M wade Fourteenth ward
Essmus sterling, Sixteenth ward Sergeant
Arms-Chsres Messing, Eighth ward. Resolutions were
offered In favor Of endorsing The action of the republican
Senators In Congress- In taking strong position the
Prlsh outrage question. They we're violently Opposed
by several Of the members, and were finally laid upon
The table. This war cry pronounced buncombe and
Of the speakers criticised the course OF senator
nd saying that he and his colleagues took the position
they dh in order 70 head the administration Aer the
Transaction Of routine business the committee adjourned
KNOW NOTHING GENERAL COMMITTEES.
This committee last night al the corner OF Broad
way and Ikpensrd street was announced that 5000
copies Of the address and resolutions Of the Committee on
the Bible the Schools question were printed and ready
for distribution. During the evening there was mscs
laneous debate INDUCED IN, which was discussed TIE
proprety Of uniting with the republicans 10 the coming
elections was thought that good terms could be made
discussion the New Orleans troubles Several Of the
members took tho ground that resolutions ought 10 be
passed CONCERNING the formation OF the Vigilance Com
mee was evidently organized 70 upset the American
party al the coming local elections n urged that
their New Orleans friends should be kept IN oounensnce
BY the knos Nothnes throughout the country. Amer
long and tedious discussion finally decided 70 LAP
The whole matter the table, and 70 keep from the re
posters there nothing 20 be mste By maxng their
action, rather non action, public. The committees
finally adjourned aer determining 70 make all the bun
combe they could out Of the Bible In The Schools question
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THERE 'B A GOOD TINE COMIR0.
Select Jour partners for Q contra dance


Newton, n. H. was the next town they reached Hero
found the lostory OF Foster, French %.
Sohuts the proprietor Of tho RockpghAm House, PAD-
tow be the oWnor establah-
ment the papers and letters all order sent
70 the dead letter Office, After which they proceeded 70
Exeter. firm by the name Of +. s. Gibson Il Co. vas
found immense number Of letters mailed there
which proved to be lottery schemes Tho proprietors
name Bradley, who said 10 be well known 10 he DO.
lice In this city lie arrested about three Wees axo
ct lawrence, Mass, for swmdlipg, and n in the
House Of Correction serving out HIS time his letters
also taken possession Of
Nashua, N. H., also Manchester, Porsmouth, and
kveral other little villages, visited. where we're
located lottery concerns, but they had all been broken
up and the parties lef town. Bsrney then returned 70
Boston, whore he broke up the folio wing gin establish
ncuts:-C. II. Parker % G W. Moore 4 o., w. Ayro
Atas-
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rm HuoHxs Pusrrse rxrrgRArH AND I'VE ATLANTIC Ca
mE We understand that private letters In torn from
members Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, London, re-
presenting the success Of The American printing telegraph
instruments Of Professor Hughes working through three
thousand miles OF cable satisfactory In the hehestde
free and The crednabc 70 Professor Hughes az
all other electricians and syssems OF egraphng have
utterly failed 10 transmit intelligence reliably through the
extent Of cable, Notwithstanding they have had whols
for making experiments, and have expended IN
company hundred thousand dollars The astonisb-
ing performances OF this wonderful Invention leaves no
10 doubt but that In the Language Of London
1ire viii speedily supersede all otner systems and
create entire revelation in the telegraph business
world.
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Supreme Csurt-Circuss.
Bsfors Hon. Judge Hosebcom.

ACTION Fon ASSAULT ON BOARD SHIP.
JuSp I--Reslsn Royce 70. john yosepA-The plaintiff
Of the American shp Tscors,s and sues The
defendant Chpsas (vho cook for damages for an
assault and battery (commted on board that ship when
ypg ri Havssa) By throwing upon the plaintiff quantity
Of boiling fat The defendant suspected the second mate
Of undue fanpilsrity with Mrs. John Chinsman, and
jealousy the cause Of the defendant sssailing Mr.
Royce. Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
There IL pending In this court at the suit
OF John Joseph against Reubes Royce
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Nlnro's GARpkS.-N MArlett, the "Jocko" Of the Rs
wells, and great favorise with all the habi:ues Of the
Garden, sakes ha farewell bencnt this evening. The bill
includes several popular pieces Joseph MArzcttis
cessfu career artist full Of interest He born
In Milan In 1924, where his father costumer nj the
world renowned In Scala theatre Al The age Of i've he
placed the instruction Of Jean Rave the uncle
of the Ravs brothers, and Jerome introduced cnidrens
paris his plays, which Marxet performed In 1881 The
ccrasny while travelling In France were induced by
American gentleman visit this country and made their
successful dSb The old Park theatre In 1892 and met
with highly favorable reception throughout the United
states The company returned 70 France and Jean RAve
restored MAJ zetii 70 hs rather Milan, havIog always
treated him with parental Kindness. hNzAsio always
speaks Of him In glowing Ter ms and ascribes hb saooen
and prosperity 70 The uncsasins patronage and oerahy OK
the Raye family. They TOOK him with them on Your
through Spain where be made quite hs 10 the character
OF Punchnelo on suts He again W America with
sss,ormiSg m Ne. YORK .nd HAVANA yrsnoo,s Rsye
FORMED . company, including Marzett, and explored
Brazil Chile, Peru AMI other South American countries
In Brazil where monkeys plenty he had oppor.
tunes Of observing ADD Initiating the pecularuee Of
theee .nIas He procured . monssy, Which became
10 the company 70 witness ~ continual aping Of Mrze
while he vas apipg ~ He played Jocko before the Em
peror OF Brazil with brilliant success. The company re-
turned 10 New York were joined hare BY esbrie
ore and Jerome and again performed here and In Havana
foy several During the temporary retirement OF
nc Ravels IN lsas Muze joined The talented family Of
The Iehnane Of Danish origin, and married the present
Madame Mar zetu, OF the Miss hmans, whose ire
prosohabe conduct and peculiarly modest STYLE coupled
With great mimic powers, have made them the constant "a
Worries the American public MaTet appears 70 night In
bis character Of Jooho, bis le daughter performing
the part OF The shipwrecked child VINO saved from
Growing by The intelligence Of the wonderful ape. The
Raves perform the funny play o. the Three Faced
FREEDMAN 10 which Gabriel has Eve speaking parts.
The elegant advertisement, OF "ta Prims Donna" and
the dashiog rope dancing are also announced huzstn
sails for Europe the 2dth OF This month with the Raves,
Who retire their villas the s,uth Of France 10
on then well merited competence
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a@s -an 26--2 IL


CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR
frdptrdert-G. r. Beaureeard.
knCsc Nofhtro-Gerard Stth.
Auwf-Benjsmin Harrison and Dol. Dick Mash.
TIE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Prom the New Orleans Delta, May I'll
IL having been whispered about for some tune past,
those who profess n be knowing ones that vgi
lance Commmee after The California style, secretly
eeme orfsnixed 10 our city, some wsS, thinking good
Opportunity Tor Tightening Of the hoys directed
large number OF notloee through the Post once this
nosnine, purporng W have emansted from the commit
ke, warning them 10 mend their WAYS or prepare 10
wing The following IL true COPY Of one shown 70 US
NOTICE 1,Tl1
NV Opfxsws May "a raza
RosrRr B--s eco - DO hereby notify and awe ron
warning that the nert sion our CON ntee uhs
~ Informed Of misconduct I'm knocking down
|everN other misdeme COMMITTEES shs cause Won
secretly and brought beore trburai ker.
our evil dopgs viii meet with heir Just puui. hpent
Gianed ROBERT SINCLAIR, Secretary.
!. w. q. b., Prssden, Orleans Vigilance Committee
Justicei
Whoever the wag may be he seems 70 matte quite q
se estimate Of the sumbcr Of o. subjects for said com
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Brsrupl, Nay 10, 1853
Adrirai Sspuvt dnd Hs Ships-A vios Regal Balt-
Heeiirg cf Ne L>gssIatws.
Her Msjesys ship Indus nss) and steamer Devastation
are still here No period has yet been named for ths Ad
miras departure for Halifax.
His Excelency the Governor, and Mrs Freeman Muir.
ray have issued tickets for fancy dress ball In honor Of
The birthday Of the Queen, which s 70 come of At Mount
Isngton on Tuesday evening, May %
The Legislature Of these islands 70 meet for the dss
patch 81 business Thursday next
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NATIONAL JUbILkE.
Admissrn one dolsr. Admit one.
(f3all room and Meeting of the drecc 90 OOT
dancng) tors OF the lottery Oh. %
Scene drawing pnzes)
At WAshinRtou. ID q NAY 1. 1888

number Of letters Addressed 70 the notorious PROF.
James g. Horne Mrs. Mary Dewitt also Mr.. Howard,
the card swndler stopped At the Post Once - Bos
ton 10 be forwarded 10 Washington After Sergeant Bar
ney had arranged TO have all the letters addressed 70
these parties sent 70 the Postu General he returned
bome and yesterday morning the absve acooant Of
bis trip 10 the Mayor Mayor Tie has also received
quite number OF letters regard 70 the Maryland and
Delaware lotteries. He has, however, made inquiries
from the proper authorities OF those aes and found they
ham
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THR WOMAN IN THE BARREL CAsr.-VERDrcr or
I'VE JuRr.-rne jury empsnseled IN chicago 70 inquire
into the OF The death Of Sophia Werner, vhoee re-
mains were found In vhlskey barrel a. the Hudson River
Rsrcsd depot this cry gave their verdict the 25h
met In vhch they that The said Sophie Werner came
death by means " NE jury unknown, a the
hands Of Henry Jumpert
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Laura KKsSr's THxsrRr Mrs. Bowers msses ser $50
appearance here 10 night, has compl nen'Ny oeoe
httendered by some Of her o-n n~nsmsn' rssdsns N
this city and others Mrs Bowers plsys move
IN "Love's Sacrifice" supported oy sooi CAS- me
house vii, be briIan, one, nearly all the secured
being taken
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oyrs, psrrSxx-rhs fret week Of the Opers s,ss,n
wind. M -nh . ~ati-se today At two O'Clock NseA
Phillips win sing Rcsns IN the Barber Of Sew win
RI spo, AmOdo and easier me other parts All dne
de G,szanlsa will sing q spanish scog De-" ras
o,sra So far has pad handsome proa - TIE sasssrs.
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TIE VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.

WOMAN AT DlNvILLv, Pa, CONVICTED OF MUIR
NV Mrs Twiegs tried At Dsnvile last week FOR the
arder Of Ostharne Ann Clark, and was convicted The
urt sentenced her 70 be executed within The walls q the
u Of MUntour county
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DRowrrD--AIbert Pike, a son Of the distinguish
ed gentleman Of that name ABOUT twelve years Of are
was drowned in The Arkansas Little Rock on the i6sh
ultimo.
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THE REVOLUTION IN AEw ORLEANS.
Preparations for neutrality-suspicious. Of
The Forces---Creat Excitement Among
the Cltizens---rirm Attitude Of the
Independents---Fh Triumph
Of the Vigilance Commit
tee.---Qulet Restored,
10, kC., 10

New ORLEANS June 4, 1858.
The Mayors forces yet and an remains
quiet Great preparations are being made by both par
Sss The forces of the Vigilance Committee under
command Of Major f. Duncan late Of the United States
ssmy and are well organized and drilled crisis Is
pscted to-dsy.
The city apers are divided in opinOu-the Pscayune
and Crescent being favor Of the city, and the True Delta
and Delta In favor of the Vigilance Committee, while the
rest are neutral.
Txs o'C1ocx, An.
no excitement Is Increasing Tho Mayor has issued
ders 70 arrest John Maginn. Of the True Dsa and the
opponents Of the committee declare that be taken
they win hang him. hagnns takes II coouy.
Twelve o'Ctocx-Noon.
ne vsisnce Committee offered 10 resign provided the
sy will vest the police authority in their hands, which
The city refused to Do, the committee succeed, Gerard
s,sh's native American party will be killed The vig
lance Committee Is. nevertheless composed Of men Of all
parties
rumor is current the street that compromise has
been effected; that The city authorities will deliver up
twenty i've noted ruans To the Vigilance Committee and
that Ave hundred men each side viii be 20
nos have been refused admittance to the Oty Hall,
asd cannot vouch for the reliability Of the report.
ONE O'CLOCK, Pm
my men with two have just taken possession
Of Canal street. They said 70 be composed Of
marked by the Vigilance Committee for punishment
Two O'CLOCK p NJ
The Vigilance Committee triumphant The Mayor
las resigned the municipal authority into their hands The
street.
he committee have appointed special police OF
thsusaad men.
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Court Calendar-Yhls Day.
SuPRxxR CouRr-Crcuit-Par 2--Nos 1851, 1os3 1885,
1887 1882 loe1 1oo3 1896 1897 1922 1l0i llo3 HOS
IoT, 1l0o, iii, 1ll3 Ills, 1li7, i11e.
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the New jersey Wauroem oempany.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AT YH1
NEW DkPOr, JKBsRY CIrY-rHB REPORr OF The
pRKCrORs-A MOVE FOR RDFORM-DRsORrPTION
on ,up uvv DupOr-A ooI ALTON rro urn
w,-..- -. 49, h.,s.. - 49,. -
Inc annuAi noos"s '" '1' 500 "S'10'e '" suD i~A
held yesterday morning 1t the new depot buildings,
Jersey CITY, An unusually large number being present.
~, -, ,n,,,r. nr.,,s. "a. tx.r,o.a.d ana an. ala
An0 ~ '0"'o .'' -" ~-.N' ~ 80 o
directors reelected, &C. Inc annual report was pro
septed of which an abstract 10 appended.
Aw., coma .an.,., ,sm.,h, co...v,n~ thu nro.psvxv
H,''' 49, eo., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
OF the company snd the nature Oh tnc recent extensive
The ,s.ul,. or Lao, ssc. war ara mot oulv
The undimp hhed FLOSS receots but IN Che ncrossed
r.t ss,n,rg. r,ofrcAc nv redrCed eruepses
Ts arose recsio A., ahont the ssne A the ling
being sell eli e. ana 66 the year before the
for the last ear are 1916 068 o. being ratio
70 he Earnings of ono and one bird per cont and
for that Drecedng S40 76 So and the ratio forty four
per cent ne surplus carried profit and loss January
1874 After pevmept Of two semi annual dividends or
Ave per cent each ia SlO7 III 49, while for the year pre-
vons II waa ssb 2b7 "a me amount OF The surplus fund
stser sprlvng S2h sl IA for reAvne norton OF the
yosd ,ast vs AZ with ne q rails is S27l OS3 n
COAL AND WOOD
the exnertmeufs made bv the 6vst class onefues
pr mnx ana A. o. Zabrskie have been Continued shov.
The cost per ne was from ten 10 eleven cens
or about one third less Than wood fhe stsiemens q
some other COMPANIES shov st rurther SAVING In coal
The eoncuson thst vherever the oost Of wood n not
is,a than "a "a ~ mar cord onaI viii ~ onnd rno~t
sconomical
Gas IN THE CARS
The sppsrstus OF the New York Car and Steamboat Gas
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Inst1 uctsons 70 the Britlsh Admiral--One Of
the Causes Of the ViAitations-Thc Eegiish
Gunbsat Fleet around Cuba-The Report
ed ArIsst Of British Naval OHicer.