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The Directors Of tho Statistical Burcau Of
Berlin furnishes the following cuf'ous statement
Tho potulation Of the whole earth IL estimated
to be i.2,s. 900, viz. ; Europe, 272.OOoop !
Asia, 755.Cec. .9e0 Africa, ,2so. 600. 900; America
10000. 600; and Australia, 1000. 900. The 20.
pulation Of Suropc is thus svbdivileds Russia
contains 620Co. 900. the Austr states, 35.3gS.-
$50 France, cd!039.S6i Crest Britain anil Ire.
land, 27iSS.S5;s; Prussia, IL. Oty.iO1 THkcy,
tS.I0.0 900; Spaiu, Il. $4,000; ii. Two Sicilies,
s6IS.922 Swcdcu and Norway, 5.072.OS2 sar-
dinia, i.976.034; pelgi,m, 4.607 .16G B,vari,
4.5E, 23g; the Notherlan-is 3. 1856. o.; Portugal
3,i7l1gp; the Papap States, 3.000.Dp0 Switzcr-
land, 2iei.500; Denmark, 2.i6S.GiS. In Ash,
the Chinese Empire contains 100. 1900; the
East Indics, III 900. .OOp tho Indian Archipelago,
900 Japan, 3j H0.OS0; Hin lCetan and
Asiatic Turkey each 1S.000.O0O. In America,
the United States are computed to- colr.ain 23.-
19l.S16 RraIil, 1.677.so0; Mexico. 7.66l.52o.
In the several nations AZ the earth tinrs are
3ijOOO. .OOh " Christians, ~ whom 1SD 6nN.OOO
are CatholInS so.OOO.OOO Frotcstants, ans' TO-
OOO.OO0 fol iryors Of the Greek Church. Tho
nnnbcr Of jews amounts to 5000 .OO0; Of :heso
2.s9O.7jO are IN Europe viz. l.2J0.O0o in Ep-
ropean Russia = s5330i in Austria 23t2la in
Prussia; l92.1aS in other parts of Germany; e.
t.O in the Netherlands; 5000 In Italy; 1890
IN France 36.uN in Great Britain 10000 in
Turkey. The followers Of varioG- ASiatic reli.
gions are estimated at 600. 600. .OOk MIhumedans
at 16O. .OOO. 900, aul 'Icathcis' 4 tho Gcnties
proper, } at 200. .0OO. 900.
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ENtruor,iinnry Affair.

The Tribunal Of tho Correctional Police Of
Gannat France has bccn occupied witha strange
affair \ young man named RouN cmpluycd
in MILL On awaking in the morning found his
face covered with blood, which came from cut
above the cyc. This cut had been Inflicted
while he was asleep, hut hy whom could not bc
discovered. The next evening u srrvaut girl,
employed in the family, having gonh into the
cellar for wine, cried out that the ib,ur was
oIrncd, that the cock Of one of the cisk, had
been turned, and that wine was flowing from II.
Afterwards, on entering her chamber, ths s,mn
girl exclaimed that various articles " linen
had been stolen, and they were subsequently,
seen lying near u river at some little distance.
These circumstances werc considered very cN-
traordinary, and the only way hv which they
could I've accounted ior hy tho people u! thu mill
was that the place was haunted, belief vhich
the girl did her lest to confirm. The next
night, after shc had retired To- rest she raised
loud cries, and when some persons went To- ~, her
she was und with several cut on her fwc, and
with blood flowing from them. She stated that
Sl,c had been attacked by some men who hail en-
tered the mill to steal hut that was not cnns-
dcrcd probable, and she was vigorously quest iun-
Ell. She then, after some hesitation, made adj
missions which cleared up the whole mystery.
She had, II appeared, conceived n passion foT a
young man named LRBEia employed in the mill,
but had ncNW told him Of L.. The foreman of
the mill hnd threatened for some reason to dis
miss LEnEi, and this caused her t0 entert air
such anmosity to the foreman that she resolved
to bc avenged. She accordingly wont to his
chamber to stab him, hut it 20 happrncd that hc
had got up in the middle Of the night aud his
place in the bed was taken by RouN, who conSo-
9uently received. the stab intended for him.
What the girl did nfterwards-lc,tinR OF tho
winr IN the cellar, taking her linen to the river
side, and inilicting cuts her faoe--was tn avert
suspicion from her. In consequence, sho was
tried by the tribunal for cutting and woundng
RouN, and was coniomnod to four months iui-
prsonmet,
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1861.
Ful,su ssrces Prayer seetins, Saturday.

LRtte Distant Vores dski~o prduerA A-Nothing
ever - s,irs the sy,npa,hy Of the messing ~ the
calls of the young for prayer The following Is Que
snSng many of this kind:
"MppLrruna, W., Jan 10th, ts61.
my DFR BKErtREs A dear little daug liter,
nerly eigh, years old and a son in his tenth year,
had ,een very anxious for two or thtec weeks that
should write " the Fulton stree, prayer mecang,
and aSk prayers for them. They have for q lsng
time hecn deeply interested in the reports Of the
prayer meeting given from week ~ week. Twill
give you the little daughters request in her ow,
words. 'Ask them to pray fervcn,ly, and no, tc
step praying until we are converted Tor we wish ~
he Christians pow.- We are in deep afflic,icn. A
beloved SON. "a years DID, hs been taken from u.s. in
a must sudden and mysterious manner. lie rctirei
to rrst supposed, in his usual hea,h, .nd was
found dcad in his bed in the morning. lie very
religious child, and /, gives US yrea, comfort ~ look
over the evidences he gave oi sanctihed heart in
ccrly childhood.
MonnR ~ BALnNoRn says 10 the meeting that
she hal Iuricd son nineteen years old, who had
lccn the Joy Of her heart and who had devote him
self n the gospel ministry. She now writes ask
ing prayers for the conversion Of thirteen years
~ agc, that he may tke bis brothers place. iio feels
the necessity Of Change Of hear and besecchcs us
u JON INN III praying tha' he 'nsy hc converted.
III" sister hfccn years OF age, bcSs lie remember
I'd ''s"' Sue closed with '"yns' "W'H sre" Joy l
read every week the s'c'untS OF answers I" prayer
made In your midst. may the Lord cont me I"
answer"
ITugr Jor hr J'rt--E,rnet prayer was' offered
up for tie jews Hu over orr Nani, al over Tho
world twas '"d that 'he Lord lad r'"m'scd !"
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Caiamitiss.

WHILE kiNpLiSG \ PIRR as Shsrpsbu ". Nd.
Rev. Mr. SntIuEr, struck ms eye against tAs
stove door and kuccacd it ,on, htcly out.
a rrGrrNE SLAVE WAS uIs, ovERrp in Pa-
dlctsn County, Ohio, last We, X, and pursued hy
CItiIrns Ia the Licking river he plum ,,sl in s,l
drowned himself ratl ~ than bo aiken.
A LITTLE GiHL ri.LL ISru a kettle Of bo;ri.s
water M'nh y, - Allcpan, Mirh. Nstwisk-
slandin.; her horrible suaering;s sAe fingered ~
Wedu,s day.
Two VICIOUS DOGS pTrACkED Mr.. RAxspsua
while driving near Ma |.ias. Me-. On Thurs iAz
and tore his sleigh robes to IIicpss before s.
could shoot one of theIT
rooH U,rr-wrrrgp MOTHER near St.
Louis last week, placed fratlrr bed over hor
little baby, tn keep 1t warm, shc said and
smoihcrcd IL.
REv. Mr.. PuLu,Ps rGArIorAs.
Church at Watrr,uwn, Mass, was DESTROYED b.
fir" yesterday. IL was line structirc and cost
100000; mostly insured.
Tux ALARM EXCITED hy the prevalence Of
smallpox in Montreal amounts TO, something
like panic. The roruia rpinion in. the nscos-
sity ot rc-vaccination IL r,yring, and mary
persons complain VI soro aIi swellei arms =
consequence.
IHANER 4 STEVENS LARGE DRUo ToRE. Il
Bridgeport, CT, was discovered to I've on FIRE
yesterday morning at o'clock The store nd
contents were mostly destroyed. Loss abost
5000; insured for $1,000. The dro was ths
work of an inceDjisry.
FIRE IN CAMnHIDGE ST., Bosros, yc~ter-
day, destroyed MASON and IIANIrsS Mclodeou
factory with the large stocle,of instrumental ins
lumber, and varnish, turpentine, etc. Severed
adjacent buildings were also damaged. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, which Is partially n
mred.
Ok. MORNING LAST wFpE, WrLII,M SsoaA
went into the forest near 81. Louis for q load e
wood, and on his return home foln his wife
lying dead with small stick Of wood besids
her. The superstition is, that she FILL AMI b.
Homc means the stick struck. her on tho bead, .
her skull was found to 10 broken.
A pIRr on SATURDAY NIGHT, destroyed -
establishments in Halifax, ". ~, Including ~
American consulate and Exchange rooms Fu,-
LrR's EIpress, the Journal, Chronicle, GaseStS,
C1sk,t Coion,st and EJpr,s newspaper offiosS,
the Halifax library, SrEwAius saloon, the Iris
Volunteer ORDERLY room, the Ihlifax Insurance
office, tho Marine Insurance oilirc, the Scotia
Marine Insurance office the Cnion Marine In
siirnncc Office, the Sherir's odife, the Odd I'd
lows Hall, storoa and lawyers offices. One ms
IL known To have been killed many wers A-
iurcd.
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The Geographical Society In England has re-
cently issued proposals for a subscription to send
Dir. PETuERrCK, British consul at Whartum, on
an expedition up the Nile to explore its sources
and aid Captain SPIKE, already dispatched by
way Of Zanzibar, for the same purpose. Until a
few months ago, the hrthcst point known on tho
banks Of the Nile, was Gondokoro, lying about
LOO miles by river above khartuni, which it.
self Is 1900 miles above Alexandria. During
December and January GOndokOro is resorted 10
by traders iiom Khnrtum and other places, to
obtain ivory for grain and bcais. A Roman
Catholic mission was established here bnt nban-
doncd IN 1859. Tho rapids above Con lokOro
prevent farther navigation, bnt below that place
the river is open. During the other ton months
Of the year the place is deserted; the population
dsIrrsing over the adjacent barren country. Mr.
PErHERIcK, who il personally known to most
u the native tribes Of that region, proposes then
to meet Captain SrEKE precisely at this point
where he will stand most in nccl Of assistance.
The expedition covers the remaining territories
necessary to bc explored TO complete our knowl-
edge II the sources ~ the Nile.
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The UtiIi,y Of Refuse Things.

The prussiatc Of potash Ia mlde in large gum
titles in Cincinnati, from the hoofs, horns, and
other refuse Of slaughtered grunters.
COw-hair, taken from the hides In tannerics,
give II ibrous quality.
Saw,iust is sold for sprinkling the floors Of
markets. 1t is also used for packing Ice for
shipping.
The rags Of old, worn-out shirting calico
dresses, and the waste u cotton factories, are
employed to make the paper upon which these
lines are printed.
Old ropes are converted into fine note paper,
and the waste paper ITSELF which is picked up in
the CUTTERS, Is again rcconvertcd into broad,
white sheets, and thus does duty In revolving
stages.
The parings Of skins anil hides, and the ears
Of cows, calves and sheep, are carefully collected
and converted into glue.
The finer qualities Of gelatine are made from
ivory raspings-the bones and tendons OF ami
mails.
Bones converted into charcoal by roasting in
ratOrts are afterwards employed for purifying
the white sugar with which We swceten our cof-
fee, etc.
The ammonia obtainrd from the dstillation Of
coal in making gas, " employed for saturating
orchl and cudhcar, In making tho beautiful
lilac colors that are dyed OH silk and the fine
wO0lsn goods.
Carboric acid, obtained in the distillation o.
coal tar, is employed with other acids to pro
duce beautiful yellow collars on silk and wool.
The shavings Of cedar wool, used In making
pencils are distilled to obtain the otto Of ceda
wood.
Brass filings and old brass kettles are remeltet
and employed TO make the brass work OF print
ing presses and pumps.
| Old copper scraps are used in the construction
Of splendid bronze chandeliers, for i'iuin"''n
| our churches and the mansions Of The wca. ~
Old horseshoe nails are empl sd TO make ~
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The Cathedral of ~. De,l.. P.rt-.

The works at the Cathedral Of ST. Denis are
approaching oomplstion. The most curious por-
tion Of the buildings is the crypt Of the Carlo.
vngian Kings, which formed portion Of the
third church raised on ths same spot, the first
having been erected over the tomb of st. Denis
before the invasion Of the Franks; the second by
Dagohert J., about the year $50; the third by
Charlemagne, in 776; and thu present structure
In the twelfth century. =
This ancient crypt was found tolerably pre-
served, and has been repaired with great
care. II contains at present the remains Of
LOWS XIV, MARIE ASroISErrE, and the aunts
Of the former, with those Of the Dec DIX
BERRI and one Of his children, the Prince de
CoSpE, and LOUIS XVIII. Tho new crypt,
which has been Constructed to receive the
ashes Of the BoSArARrE family, Is placed be
meath the transept and small portions Of the
ehancel, and Immediately west Of the Carolo-
yingian tomb, thus bringing the two extremes
into contact. 1t is very large, and consists Of q
central space and two side isles at the east end
Of the former Is small altar, lighted by means
Of window or skyiight behind the high altar o(
the church.
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J. \, VI. MKEnIMAN, Collector Of tho port Of
Gcorgetown, South Caroliua, was on Monday
last arrested By the pcople Of Georgetown on u
charge Of irca"pr against the state. A lottcr was
found written by him and addressed to Mr.. Bu-
chnnan, stating that he (Merrimin) had just
cleared vessels In the name of the United States,
and that he would continue to do so. Ths letter
calls upon the President TO send boat and men
to collect the federal revenue, and informs him
of the progress made in the construction Of the
works near Gcorgctown, AMI promises To ko'p
him posted from time to time in relation to the
same. The letter Is signed by his initials }. N.
NJ. When arrested he acknowledged wing writ
ten it. Lopsc, his deputy, was also arrested.
lie said he had been in the habit of writing out
Mcrriman's letters, but had not done 50 in this
eISc as ha considered it treason. Both have
b ,en committed for tral.-LAnrLestOn Mercnry.
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English Sympathy for slavery.


Speaking Of ANDERSON, the fugitive slave
claimed under the extraditlon treaty, and tho
probability Of his rescue at the hands Of a mob,
In the event Of his surrender, the London TiR,>s
says;
We suppose there will he hardly man in,Eng
land who will not hope for the even Of this
forcible rescue, " things como " that extremity.
The ste probable In store at this crisis Of southern
fsnsticism for slave who not only ran away, but
killed the white planter who attempted 70 arrest
him, is too shocking W think of. and YET the
Missouri agents may establish their case The
truth In that such complications must for ever
be contingent upon institutions like that OF
Slavery. Wherever an institution IL q, variance
In la very with the moral instincts Of our
natare the sntagonsm thus created viii psrvade eve
~ question concerning II. All except slaveholders
wilfjudge this case by feelings which they will place
above the law. They may not carry their convic-
tons " tho length Of breaking the law, but In thsr
hearts they will condemn II, and will sympathize
with the offender. This Ii oonfiic Of laws, which
can never DO tenninated by any political compromLse
or legal adjustment II must prevail - long as slave
~ prevail for sayey cannot prevail without enact.
n,snss against which humanity rebels Mature and
law therefore iorced into collision and under such
conditions no Ps~os o~n 10 reasonably sxpscted.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Tn ICE CROP oP THE HUpsos has just co..
menced the ice Is eight inches thick.
SUNDAY MORNING Ar sUsRIsk tho thermono-
ter, at Rutland, VT, was 2i degrees below xors-
At Mddlebury II was 30
TnE TELLER or A BosroN BANK ?, aid ~. 00o
last week instead OF s2O0, happily b. y, PRArTs
an honest man, received IL.
SATURDAY WAS THE coLDEsr DAT OF tho sea-
sm at Montreal. The Thermometer stood 81 -
degrees below zero. Yesterday 1t was IL b.
low. Weather clear. 90 o. 4
Corn DUST swR.PNos from the bindery a
HARPER 4 BROTHERS are estimated AZ e1.o0e
a wear; paper shavings T5,0OOi pastsboard
shavings S5O0 leather scraps $l50.
THg RAILROADS CROSSING the western psairiss
are protected from drifting snow In winter bY
high fences, which serve in summer TO keep ~
cattle from the track. In the, winter o. leSS
before these fences we've constructed, the Illinois
Central Railroad company expended o10o 90 !.
sndeayOring to kssp their track clesr. 5rdi d
YASKKKs N EuRosE--lt y estimated thse
there are 81, 900 Americans in Europe and thas
they srend among them q sum Of vloo, ,0oo, -
par anhun. TAis accounts TO some extent ~
tho largo shipments Of gold made TO Europe eye
and above the amount credited 10 msresassA
transactions.
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which would make IL the duty Of grand juries b,
qure into and investigate ns,tcrs embj bjCsd In either
1thesp questSas.
The Court does no, inteni ~ ssy that yys, may o.
make such inquiry but then II u outsilc nr yo,
judta duties arri II you make re,ort 10 tl!rcyirt,
have power to sct and cnn do ro,hing mors than
file II with the rccorJis OF the COURT and thereiote
cannot be regarded a the duty Of Grnnd JurioS IN
Federal Courts tO make these inquiries.
You will now retire, gentlemen, ans procecd With
tho business before you.
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The Amount Of Tobacco ON th, Globe.

The present annual production of tobacco, has
lccn estimated by an English writer, at
1000. 900 900 pounds! This Is smoked, chewcd
and snuffcd. Suppose Il all made into segars,
100 to the pound, Il would produce 400 900. 900.
900. Four hundred billions of scgars Allow
ing this tobacco, unmanufacturcd To cost on the
average 10 cents pound, and We have 800
O0O.OOO expended every year, in producing a
noxious, deleterious weed. At least one and a
half times rs much more Is required to manu-
facture It into marketable form, and to dispose
Of IL to the consumer.
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TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE
Transferring Cspis.l from the ss.sS O. a,
North.

a gentleman born at tho North. hut vbe A.
many years has been in BUSINESS in the 9pssS
was in this city day or two since making ~
necessary arrangements 10 transfer his csnsts6
from the south to the North. He holds tkSo
even e the present troubles are temporarily "a
justed he has no security that another dificuIw
may not occur, and he prsfers to have his capitS
invested where II will not bc eudanve,ei by -
frequent occurrence Of rebellion and reyo,ut0.
--Boros TrareAer.
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PRRsONAL NOTICES.

)UNTY LAND-SOLDIERS', SAILORS,
"A Widows clAims for beanty land, psnsionA 10,
nsfalIy prosecutsd hy the sebssribs!, In all c.ss
ss1I s,s.% claim: sat tAt9fS sHffHeoss HEiii ass
oSIn9 q chsnbsu snG Chatham s'resta
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Ew YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

.,a sFEyHss PFSER ssfRHsr, RSa:sHEsIx HkEsIxSSS9SRx, \ SS9R
Of aTATiONARY and PORTABLE STEAM IN
,FS and BOILERS, wOOpWORTHS planners
ali other WOop woRKISG MACHINES.
IATHFS, PLANERs, DRILLS.
LEATHER a. kLBhEk BETTING,
.ABBIT AND OTHER hP0slTtQNnETAIA
SOIE MANUFACTURERS or
I'D. DICKS" Celebrated Anti Fnetion
sHEAKS, PUNCHES PRESSES,
ukRRJS' PATENT SITTING hACKINES
JEPPREYS SDOUBLE-ACTlNdB BALL VALVE
poRrAR1E scAIfs M GREAT VARIETY,
8 trsib TIT.
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EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
dersigncd, agents for this Invaluable paint pre-
nfact,Irsrs prices. They warrant the article TO be
rior TO any sold In this market being fully % psr
d and canvass u has no equal Brick buildings
ted with one coat Of this paint III be kept perfect
nv for many years-at about one-third the price Of
lead-it Is worth ya-ly tor all such purposes.
STEVENS, BROTHER ACO.,
St~olG m Pearl IT., New York.
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F / N A N c. A L, Go.
NEW YORK, Monday. Jri 1

NEW YORK, Monday, Jai. H.
stocks with moderate sales are lower. Eric w,s an
exception TO the general rule sales Of nearly tou
sand shares, commencing sTS and going up 70 3ss
at the close, y higher ,han At the second Board
Saturday. In Bank stocks bu, one small sale was
made. There were sales Of Government ivcs Of 1sGn,
at o1%, and Of ISL coupons at %. For ves Of STA
% offered and % asked and for skies Of iS6s, 20
bid. A sale Of IL per cent. Treasury notes made
at a Ter cent. premium. state stocks were heavy.
In Ralrrad bouds bu, little was done
There Is but little change in money rates. The
range for hrstclass bills is 10 rcr cent with ex-
cepticnal transactions at ,as. The exchange on
London is decidedly hrmcr. The business for Wed. .
neslay's steamer opens o, locJS ioj Francs are
b.35A 5.39S.
Al meeting oftank officers sni dire ors Of mo-
neyed institutions held at the Bank of Commerce ON
Saturday, the following resolutions were adopted
Rssolrcd That this meeting lcurns with grea, ss,
-hctiun the appointment just announced of the Hon.
John A. Dix az Secretary uf the Treasury of the
United States believing, ircm the well known abili
y integrity, and honorable character Of this gontle
nanhis devotion 60 the Union, AMI his determine
tion 70 maintain the law---that tho change thus ef
fcCtcd will inspire Throughout the community in
creased confidence in the administration of that de-
partncut and in the stability Of the government.
Rr'pired. That We will meet at this place on Fri
day next, At one o'clock, aud In tho meantime will
confer with the luards vi our respective Institutions
AMI Diet, rmine the rate uf interest at which will
bid ur the proposed issue OF United States Treasury
notes.
The hinks start the week with strungcr spccic
Average than at any time since l>5S The California
ircaErc Of the Moth Star, AMI the itsh gc,d by
the America begin to count today, tha, the actu,
specie Of the city Is now little short Of SAL
COo coN, including the sul-,r,asury. Tie loans uf
Tho hanks rro-I nt the issue If treasury notes.
arc falling "a, the heavy payments of the past fort
n NJ EUng largely ahead nt new engagements.
W. annex comparative statement uf the imports
OF foreign dry guods Mt New York for the week an
since january |:
lSGO 1851
Total f,r tho week ..... ~ lTs I1S Z, I-p hDl
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THE MATTER OF CONTINUING THE

us OF the copartne erhip name Of PHELPS DODGB
Company City aud County of New York. Tho un-
signed continuing the use Of the cop tnershlp name
PHELPS, DODGE u Company, hereby Q 'rtity and
clart that the following the and places OF
ode Of the person. dealing under such copartnership
anne, to wit DANIEL JAMES, In Liverpool England,
'fILAM y. DoDGE JAMES sIokEs, WILLIAM
PHELfS Stokes, all IN the city OF New York !;
their principal place Of business the city Of New
rk and that hcy continue TO have business ri,tions
% foreign countries nnd. that ssid ASsoN U.
tnerhlp from thi. d,.s. Nes York, Inaary Ii
.tobGE, s Jr., n B. Willis JIAEs, ANsoS g. PiiELPs
nt6 day Of January, one thousand eight hundred and
tty-one, before me came WILLIAM DODGE
iMEs Stokes, WILLIAM y DODGE JIn1isSr, IN OF,
voKrs All Known to me TO bs Individual. dc,
rbed II and who cIecuted the foregoing oertifcats
d seyerally Acknowledged that they executed the
me, And the ssid D. WILLIS JAMES also acknow:
ateed before that he executed the same a the sct
s1Assd Of DANIEL JAMES, slso therein Described,
Il virtue OF poser Of attorney duly executed py ms
corded in the office II the Resister Of the City And
Nnty Of New York. JOHN j. LArrISG, Notary
lie. JAIL
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Sncc Jan. l........,... .Sl,6lI,IJJ S6,5iO,I3l
DyurSia.-Tle C;ebhard fire Insurance Co has
dc,Hrcd dividend of three per cent. payable on the
18th inst.
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and FIVE Ter cent. upon over that amount psy,-
bic this month";
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