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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
CnIIRT OE APPEALS.

NOTES OF DECISIONS AT DECEMBER TERN.
Grant agt Morse ct al.-CoustructiOn Of a referees
finding The appellant bound procure state
the facts wiz show necessarily that the Law Is IN hs
favor.
The general conclusion ofhe is be construed m
hndDs upon all the material questions though such
finding he not expressed In t@rms
In order TO found objection upon the omission Of the rel.
the other particular issue OF fact,
he should be specifically requested do ard an exception
taken TO his refusal
snce Of an appeal this Court action originating JUS
tees Court cannot De- ealATged
Accordingly where General Term Of she Supreme Court
had elapsed amer the Justices tguent and az the NEXT term
allowed appeal and directed the order ~ be entered
az Of the prec ding term the appeal was dismissed
Shay sgt The PsopePest larceny hrs, oiense not
felony which di,qualihes the convict a. o witness.
The of Ward agt The People - H, J$ The People
ag Adler % PArhe Cr r. 29) and keyser Hsrdbeck %
DueT 3 far they may conflict herewith considered and
disregarded
Omission OF the with the tctn4s gram
mar appear be charged against the knife and not against
Farse ast TIE Exchange Fire Insurance Company
poraion living person within the meaning OF ia. Code Of
is5T; and wber. defendant IN The action The opposite
party entitled to be witness IN his own behalf
HoyHAdt 81 al agt kignsn ~ Alt not necessary 70 tho
due OF viii the witnesses shou subscribe in
the presence each other IL fc that each witness sub
scribe AID az the request o. the estato but
severslly aud apart respects escl other
Gcknow ed,Ien by the teststo Of hi signature and e1eeu
ton Of the will 10 she actual seeing by the witness
Of the ply steal at Of subscription. - -
Raunry The PEG. lei he stute ten lB OF 1850, Ito
punish frauds and suppress mock auctions extends 10 no
frauds than such were Hdcaoe a. common Law"
cep, mock auctions
The obtaining money by OF representation that the
prisoner could give employment 70 tie party deimuded a
stipulated compensation IN certain locality sud cheating hun
not indctAbe law under the statute Of e
lenses. e X. 5, oI1D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
FIRE 1y THE FOURTH AVENUE.

On Sunday night Officer Jones Of the Nineteenth
Ward extingushed FIRE which he discovered in the
frame etore-house and stable belonging to Mr.. Sands,
at the corner Of Fourth avenue and forty.hftn
Touf horses were rescued uninured, and the fire was
prevented by the officer from extending to 800 barrels
Of lime.
INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT ARSON.
At 81 o'clock Monday morning. Officer Mcconnell
of the Twenty second Ward, while pstrolhng bis pos
discovered fire In the halfway of the house No. COS
Eighth-avenue. Upon entering the place be found q
quantity Of shavings saturated with campbene placed
under the stairway and the whole house In blaze
Scattering the burning material about with his club
he succeeded In tramping out. The wairsooting ana
stairs were considerably chsrred. All the houses In
block frame and had the fire attained any bssdwsy
serious Lose ef lie might have resulted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

9RAIN-Th.re lively demand for wbsa and the martet
sns n %aeS ss
the sales include geo buah Chicago Spring 81 sd 81 e.
bush North Western Club 81 1881 2si delivered
1900 bush Milwaukee Club 81 Tasi 2e.the inside rate
iTS 81 So and 1850 bush White Michigan at 81 5Od
tent but on terms We OF learn Barley Malt held 900
sSc OATS in hr demand in part for export sses Of
selling slowly 965c in fair demands New hrmer
and not plenty but Old without much chang me Mem
Wesie a. Oiroad depoti 67.c for Old Mixed We.un ooa
sse - oi Yellow 1i e White
HEmP-Mnin has been in moderate demand at stesdy rats
HL2Eszwe do not hear Of any sales prices are heavy
HoPs-The demand e Limited but The msIks steady
active, and prices are entirely nominal.
HAYThe inquiry fair for shipping and With lber. sup
Pile PIc'' i'''I the buyer the sales are ' bales '4'
LElTHER-Hemloci aud osi are both steady with mode
LfME~The demand fair bu, price. of common are lower
the sales 900 bb common Ooc, and 800 DO lump a.
MoLAssEsw Dc not bear q any ..s. q moment q, la
bbs New Orleans sold at 33c ID hhds Porto RICO &c ola
40 NIvAI sToREsfhsre has been no inquiry
T. S and ssp S%' Gre
The reduced Of freight have produced I.hs sse, , Ss
Of oi bbl pale No % 256 So $50 bb' No 2. sa a
40 5 4, and SssS $50 SFs demand and Price.
looking up we hear Of sscs Of $50 eeis; S M 81 "a
gl5 bbs., at 81 70 $40
Tar is quiet quoted 81 90 % for Warrington and
Wilmington. - - NJ. On. L..
been in and prices maintained we near OF
sale. Of Sperm Boston 81 tz to be delivered mere
free alongside vessel bbls Whale at 4Sc and 30 Dds DO
dark at sic. Other descriptions are quiet. .,
WHlSkY-The supply is liberal, and the market sIo"oii
sales Of 600 bbls. at lIic -, -, ~.
OvIsIoNS-Iha Pork market is Shade loweT but nos
very active sales so bb at Is 500 1873 for Mes
for Sour do la0 sl8 % for Clear and sf 500 BIZ 90 or
Prime fair request and IL steady; SAFES Oh % ooi'
al T5a 81 for Repscked Mess and 0dt ii for Extra
Beef Hams are quiet sl4d$55 So Lard steady and m
fair request Of go bbs and tcs at gdl0 Cut Meats ar
in sr demand sud plenty sales Of ECO bids 6atc Tor
Shoulders, aud 8aelc. for Hams. i, -
klCE-VeTy little has been done Pnces sre sesny oe7 VI
l25 tcp. at So 5Sd ~, as 10 quality. -
sUGARs-The is steady for We quote CRUSHED
at &c White cofee grades 7!d1,c, and Yellow do oG &c,
The sales are $50 hhdI Cuba sc p hhd at ic ~ mas
Porto Rico at &c and 200 hhds. private terms.
SPICESWe h-ss Of sales Of 900 bags Pepper 81 o.c CASH
other spices quiet. -.
sALTPETER-We notice sales Of 29O bags Boston Light
o private terms. -, -,
sEEDS-Tbe firm for Clover Seed aud the demand
Is good sale. Of go bags &C. Timothy SEED steady 'se
OF 2J bog. 80 25G % 80 bush Rough Flax Seed ~ quiet
a. 1881 Sales Boston Of 700 bags Calcutta Linseed
o. : 70. cash r
TALLOW-Tb- market s steady, the demand fair sales Of
2GOU 70 Prime lll6c. Rough Fstis steady hioao3 eas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
THE NEW TARIFF.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENr, Mach 20, 1851.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March ~, 1901.
SIR: AS numerous inquiries have been made respect
ing various provisions Of the tariff act OF March
1861 il is deemed proper 10 state for your information
and government as well the information of others
concerned the views entertained In part by this De-
partment on the subject.
All questions of liability to duty, or exemption there
FROM Of merchandise imported under the provisions OF
the tariff, and questions as TO the rate OF duty
thereon will be determined IN accordance with the
provisions of the fifth section VI the tariff act Of 1857
which section WILL in the opinion Of this Department,
still remain in force and after the LIST proximo,
repealed and unmodihed.
The clause in the tariff act of 1861 repeating such
Of existing laws repugnant TO its provisions il
not considered TO change modify the warehousng
appraisement laws and regulations in force, ex-
cept in particular, which il that in where
bill Of ladng IL presented showing the day OF actual
shipment certified TO by consular officer of the United
States such date in lieu of the period Of expectation
presented by existing laws shall be the date at which
the foreign market value Of the merchandise shall be
estimated and ascertaned by the appraisers In oder 10
the assessment Of ad valorem duties. "
In the case Of merchandise actually on ana
bound to the United States on or before the lnh INST,
and of merchandise board Of vessels port on the
lst Of April next, where the vessels nave ueon
era of such merchandise viii be permitted TO enter Tor
consump ton warehousng at the rates OF duty now
existing or the rates of duty on the merchandise are
lessened by the tariff OF 1901 tne may ' the opop,
enter Mt the lesser rates.
INC same privilege will he extended to all merchan.
disc in public store unclaimed on the LIST prox when
tered for consumption warehousing in Pursuance on
law aud all merchandise In warehouse under bond on
the LIST prox will be entitled to entry for withdrawal
at rates Of duty existing il the rates of duty on
the merchandise essened by the tariff Of 1861 the
entry thereof may, at the option Of the importer or
owner, be made at the lesser rates.
In allowances account Of tare draft &C.. on goods
subject TO specific duty under the tariff officers Of
the customs will be governed by the provisions of the
leigh and fifty ninth sections of the General Col.
lection act Of March 1879, which are agains brought
into operation.
lam, very respectfully,
S.P. CHASE. Secretary Of the Treasury.
Avevssvs sesnls esq, Collector, ke, Nsw.yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

Of almost an his force. Col. Msdriban himself wa
severely wounded, and is q prisoner OF Col fayan,
who commanded the forces OF the Csuoa curing 'i'0
battle.
The brig Emanuel, a German vessel, was sold a.
auction Yesterday. She was bought by the Govern
ment, and will be ready for sea in week and Is
w; carrv three guns. two 32pound carronades and q
long "a. The feet Consists Of the schooners General
Mosquera Nautius), General Obando Liberty zen
eral Nieto, Aguinado (Prsnds, and the hing Emanuel
So that you zee there is quie meet Ihere Is soe
thing on the taps, and should not wonder 70 see
demonstration made in your quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

COFfEE-Pending the auction sale OF Rio announced ior
Thurd.y very ttle has been done. Price, steady
FLOUR AND AEAL-The inquiry for Western State Flour
active and 10 quite general the demand IL part for
export but chiefly for the East and local trade and prices
kinds better the better grades held higher and are
In rood request the much Teduced
the sales are bb, lin part % sriye - lsG % ~ toi
5 OdS5 IS for choice brands do SIS Od % ~ for the low
grades Of Western Extra IS Goa IS IS for shipping brands
OF Round Hoop Extra Ohio, and IS 70d 81 10 Tor trade
brands do Canadian Flour IN moderate demand the low
gtads steady choice grades and wanted sales
300 bb IS asa 81 50 for Southern Flour held
with hrmness bot not quo.Ab higher the arrival. are
liberal sales Of go bb 65 700 Is for mixed 10 s?od
superhne Baltimore &c. and S 81 IS for the better grades
Rye Flour steady bat quiet sale Of $50 bba - soa
Com Meal unchanged and Il IN fair request sales OF 10 oos
., 90 10 for Jersey and % rs for BAdywina buekWhest
TleuI l. steady, at 81 sea 81 IS y loon
TRUlfe-lrisd Fruits and dull sales OF 100 boh
eSsAss1 Apples u H. and 50 bks gnRsssd Pe.ehs. 9c
Later Ns Sslies q % Dooo - ~ lAg8 cd " W i~
hsnek
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs-MARcK fS-Before Justice
HXAAISAIIoy OF CAPTAIN sEAHAN-sHARP col
Lopper and Wilcox at. John Graham.

TRANSLATION OF CAPTAIN sEAHAH-sHARP coLLoouY,
Topper and Wilcox agt John Graham
The difficulty in regard to the examination Of Capt.
5.sa on s I II.
be with under the wausnt Of arrest but that the de-
County There another ready to be served upon
defendants by the Sheriff Of County bit an ssne
SaS 'i'9 &
Seahsm and j. s Fuller ESQ one Of tho counsel for ,he
cssgI' rhS w. CONDUCTING =. s1snaC Sn and
shuny answers aud added Capt S. Il use for you TO
the whole ifan.ac,ion it takes day week Of month"
To which Capt responded sharp tone, II you want
. 70 .o Of eooquy pe and
Mr. e hid hs should fps .'B had ss1
him be tssed Of doing much he would like TO him
fuh his tnTes Finally the examination was adjourned to
s fuller and T. William. for attaching creditors and
BurTil, Dawson Burril for deendsDs
DECISIONS.
II. " Camp ct al. agt. Joseph NJ. Weeks.-Hotion
granted, with SO cost; 70 sbids event o ,.,,., with
John a. Godfrey AT, Collin NJ COrdel ct .MOtion denied
Richard Bawirkle ss Ann Risr ct al i think the
cson With some hesitation After animation authorities
Levi Warner james H. MoTi;on-I think the previous
change the Of Trial aud the order made thereon
should be bar to hi, motion, which Is denied with sio costs
In Asnson Nash Motion denied the ground that the
relation Of attorney AID mt did not exist between the parties
this motion without UGy"rir . hny Otucr ground
Alfred Cromm-IH RcHHd barley ct a-hepou OF
referee conhrnet Order suFd on two days nooe
C!FrUTT-Hsforr Justice CLERER.
SUITS on CHICK.
The Citilsus Bank at. II. City Bank.
Plaintiffs sued 10 recover S2,2b5, the value OF
check In Decpmb.r 1879 check for S2,2, gDed Phinp
Nusbsufn was presented MI Jung the Ciii1ens BANK
NusbalI1 kept hi bank account, for payment Nuss
the hab, Of goine hi checks In the heefeT char.
er had given orders Bank TO pay checks not
made payable oTdeI In this the paying teller at the
Czeg Bank rst refused payment because he had no
knowledge Of the geuuoene the signature Of the Water The
ndorse He however the second application fo payments
the day certified it, but refused payment Jung then de-
posted with the City Bank where he kept HE account and
the following morning pd BY the Citizens Bank through
the Clearing House. month Aterwud In balancing Nns0auns
books returning him his checks by the Citizens Bank ne
forgery and subsequently the Czen'
bank repaid him the amount Of It, -
mott dismiss the granted on the ground that
the Citizens having certified the check the signatures were
thereby genuine and they could not therefore
recover against the defendants
B. Slossen j. w. Edmopds for PLAINTIFF Wright her-
bey and Edwards Pierepont Tor Defendants
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TzRx-MARcB 49,
Before Judge hILTos.
DECISIONS.
Radig AT. Radig.-Referees report confirmed, and
Judgment Of divorce granted . -,
Coffee ag Seln-Moton for commission granted but without
stay Of proceeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

extraordinary gain in the specie average which now
reaches 80 600 0o0the largest amount ever &c
eumulaied by the Banks in this city. Tho loan column
shows decrease of 81 1853 900, which is no doubt an
involuntary reduction. The specie average II rhins
one and with the addition of the European arrivals Oh
Saturday and the California receipts Of so99'ooo ~
the Champion to-day, the next returns must snow
further large gain.
We annex comparative statement Of the common
Of the Banks Of New-York City March 10 ana
March 3d.
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COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY.

USITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 80, II, %,
30 IS n 23. %. 30 81. -
SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIT.-Part I.-NOs 6l, 699
T5 as 7s 32 IO 3 1885, 76l ISL 49, u.s. 7s9 49, 857, so
5as 5s 1876 Part Nos. $50 1884, 80 TO8 5O az, IA 10
81. 81, "a.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERA.-Adjourned for
the term. -. -.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos 1915, 1879, 1881,
1888 1882 1897 1901 1915 SOL 1873 CS 1879 C3 lo3
Part No lOss loo 1926 GA, 7sz, las ll2o a 49, llA
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part i. without
jury)-Nos lO7 H. 49, a. 30 81 ~ 49, "a a. &c. 81 49, 49, 80
b. 3D. a. 95 s 81 So iOo lOl, 10? lC3 lO4 lo5, loo 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ARcH 2s-Bsfors Jud.
MCCuNN

The Gaze Of Louis Larrone, the French lover who
shot French rival named orEa for interfering with the saec-
tons Of bouncing Toatonic wshswomsn named Mrs Hess
brought up to-day for sentence From tho prisoners e1
cAbe movements and unusual language, and his demonstrations
Of extraordinary regard for little box fuh Of nke In some
way connected with Mr Hes It generally supposed hst
be b insane Jury Of Doctors had been o
the question Of Lsrrones sanity insanity was duy h's
gated without finding any tangible evidence that
the matter with hi save sl be w In love 70 this sscths
Cesn ~ informed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
100000 In GOLD.

The new steamship Champion, Capt. Leaburg, from
Aminwsn March 10, with California mails, specie, and
passengers arrived at this port on Monday morning
n. foIlovving ia the ChampOn's specie list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.
DISASTERS on The CUBAN COAST.

HAVANA, Monday, March 49, 1861.
We have had heavy. gales from the north since the
sth inst and the schooner Cactus previously reported
has gone 10 pieces and part of her cargo If strewed for
miles along the shore. The ship Judith of New-or-
leans from Calcutta bound 10 New-Orleans with a
cargo OF gunny CLOTH &c., on the night Of ;he Eth
insg went on the rect about two miles from Cape
Corenies. The Passengers and crew were safely
landed-crew consisting of "a persons and passengers
The crew Were i'll a state OF mutiny, and threatened
the lie Of the captain and passengers The steamship
Cahawba arrived last night, bringing the crew of tue
Yacht Mary Kingsland which was lost ON the Florida
coast sbing smack also arrived this morning, and
reports that large ship, cotton loaded, ran on re
Florida reef yesterday morning. BY letter TO- Eli,
wood Walter, esq. Secretary Board OF Underwrers.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

CAxPvuLs, Monday March 25 1861.
For the weei ending Monday March -23 cars Cattle car.
Hoy cars sheep cars Hoe Total stock, 1874; add $50
Ears rpress total number Of hauled BY
stock E1 Jsins during the week 49, showing OIL in
rrsase lAst Of / cars o Live Stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
U. 8. CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcH rs.
NnIIHE

Ordered that Calendar Of Appeals in Admiralty 30
made for tho April Term which on Monday
The Appeal Calendar Will not he called until the Monday "a
May Noteo OF issue must be filed before Thursday March
e. and Procors required procure their appeals
from the Clerks Office before the time appointed Tor the hearing
Of appeals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

Balances for ending March So. 7'222 sl3 %
The capital OF the Southern Bank Of ST. Louis 10y a
recent act has been reduced to the amount Of its sub
scrptions, 81 600 The actually paid up is
l0si,0 900. The stockholders Of the New-Iondon
Northern Railroad Company will meet on March 30 ut
the office Of the Trustees Of the New-London, Will
mantle, and Palmer Railroad Company to consider the
subject Of forming corporation under the name Of
1.-THE New-London Northern Railroad Company"
Henry Stokes esq, has been elected President Of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, in place OF n. ID.
Morgan esq., resigned. Dwight W. Pardee, esq, has
been chosen Treasurer Of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad.
Tie Neu-Orlcan Picdyune Of the Goth ssys'
There bsoysnt feeling In tho make, to-day both
for Money and Exchange Prime long IN Acti'e request
for preferred Whch figure two
round amounts passed There were also transactions at
az cent for good but offerings Of either class are small
se foreign bills within as three days being equal TIA
cent Clear Sterling taken 20 considerable extent At
l6idl0t with sales c round at the latter huro IL Is
four months and half hese rates have been attained
On Nov 1860 quoted l0 the eIelne and during the
the market has ruled uudc that point and for
Of Adng be sold at 05dl06 but there are few ohenng
Francs and prime bills resdy bring a2Ii fraction
better s conceded for exceptional We quote nom 81 %
d52 SIXTY day bills kswY have been sold at
cent discount The supply OF Sight being limited further ad
psd and the banks established the counter rate
The market closed with upward tendency for
all descriptions"
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The business of the Clearinghouse to-day was
s26565,72O 90. The Money market il about the same
as reported Oh Saturday. The supply on call is abun-
dant at y cent. The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company has declared dividend
Of v cent, payable April /. The Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad Company offer their Sinking Fund
Bonds p exchange for the various suesof the Junction
and Toledo and Norwalk divisions, and the Cleveland
and Toledo Income and Dividend Bonds The Sinking
Fund Bonds secured the main line Of the Com
panys road, subject only to about $4,000 Of the
Cleveland, Toledo and Norwalk LIST and I'd Mortgages
and also by 9 sinking fund Of v cent per annum
on the funded debt of the Company. The absorption
of the various bonds above named renders the Sinking
Fund Bonds first mortgage upon the entire property
Mesr. Carpenter g. yermilye No. "A Wan street.
are agents for the Company, End viii nAke The az
changes. meeting Of tho Chicago and No'th. west
arm Railroad Coap bondboldsn has besp called Tor
April IL, al 10. Il Wall street
Ia Rsah asssnsnt soQsrus tls AsuNssuAAsN o
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Markets-CARKFULLr REPORTED FOR THE y. Y. TRlBusE
MosDAI. March IS, 1861.
ASHEsThe market IL steady with fair demand for Pots Of
s. 1885 9li and Pearls al S5 3ll. ~
COTTON-The market IL dull but hm sales OF $50 bales
including 200 Ia rsnsu. We repeat quotations a. follows;
HrTiosk Skshu. NJ N ~,
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Receipts OF Prodnce.


March 2S-9oO bbl,. Flour, 5000 bush. Corr 10 bols
Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26

Equal to So per cent
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for the third week Of March, show decrease Of $500
from the corresponding week Of last year.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad the
third week of March were as follows:
Third week 1851. p.....''.....SbS3
Third Weok 1860. J,5ll
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia

EO\\EC1ING EIRECTIN THE
u Onion Depot. ai ptisbufsh. with Through
Trains from all hcsiera Cities, inr hil adcipha, New
York Boston. Harfnorc ard Washington Citys fau-
furnishing iacllic. ipr tllr transportation % pt.sen-
gers unsurP sse 10, -peet ani conia. ls ans othgr
route.
EApr,ss anil Fast Line. run uroa4h 10 ianat.i-
. ph|t without change 90 Cars or Cor inCtor..
Smoking Cars are attached to Hteh Irlpt Wool
rnf >irepuI Jars 60 EAuTess lfHd Fast lfilut To,
fAptess iuns Daily. MAJ lli tasi iinr snnd fA-
copied fhieI Dad. Trains cnlrfei direct iHf Sow
foiA. Ispfes sli Ia.f iAne cnaae.f i'f lllAef'
an. M lahneInl
81 Dtly frrins hsfwesn iAHaiHa at Neo
York Two nslA I.slus beto .e, Nae lors aIIf i'.s-
ton ilfpnah icatts. llli itail ait 500. si either
q r. shpts ffnn-. aui Jans''f. ihrea-a ~" York
ifes
i BOAT TICKETS. ,olo..oa. as ersi 81. Norwich,
Tan River of Afuninr1oa Lines.
TICKETS EAsIN Ard msy De- Obtained ai amy o'
ltc Important Railroad Onico. ln fhf Me'ti $3.50 1n
hol.t ans oi 'le Regular tIa. 81 s.ssnfl' ea ur
NI.tis.iqr of uAio dssfs
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AND rlNr
As QUICK AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE. ASK FOR TICKETS VA
Flliobt RbN.
re ,em.i riioa ~ tls Western coan,, i.ena ol iho
relnsfisllla i.alife VI makes ttn the
/ plRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE LAST
AND GREAT WEST.
Tie coune,gas Tracks ty Use Railroad rfsss a.
plushulsh. avoiding 90 Ora, ESQ So ieuiaee ife'shi
.atsiAsi ~i,A tte saving ~ tiuf. are stvau'i ssf
ft lsls appreciated by shippers q fTslsh, ana ihs
i travelling Public.
pof Freight Co4ua,ts 50 slirpiaE urecuaa srriy
o. or address eIihFf 81 ia- following ag'aif 81 fhs
ttup1nf
~ STEWART. Itislufehi
n I1ritCr a CO ffrrffilr. -
2 J. JOHNSON. Ripley, o.
A. NcNlEli Hatft4le. Rs.
OHusG a COpPlR. Portsmouth O..
PADDOCK a Co. ttgsgtqat.iir. i1t
ISL HIOWN 4 CO. ClnrnHaN. ~,
ATuIR 4 niaN i. C4e!n4su. @.
4 grLcRrN M.fson. I'D.
IOsrpu D. M0ottI. Louisville. IL,
~ q q nftfY A CO. ~ inssilie. "a
y W GRAHAM CO. Ctfe. iilf
. SASS st ioria No
JOIN n HARRIS. Nashville. Ttnn..
HARRIS luNr AeupAia Ifnn4
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