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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Where you can get the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
30 OTIS AND $ ii o Il. >,
OF THE LATEST FASHION,,
To he found In this city ,,,.,,,, .,... b..
Il is 4 fact worth knowing that MEdAM mANes 70
order and sells the very beat Bo5ls ant SHOES Z" Az
slyIe, ana flushed in the most workmaniko manner
ia employs none but trstrate worhment and uhes
nothing but the best materials .,.
ANY ona having doubts about the truth o. w slAte
msnts made above have only 10 call At No rs Mahe
| street to sea snd be convinced Imar2p-eaprz' "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
oFFICF WILMINGTON INsTITurE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER GENT.
rpUE pruclpa OF Mutual Insurance Is believed to be
the experiences far has proved II to be the
chaapes mel Insurance against Loss FlRB, and
although this Institution has beeen but "a years In ex-
stancs the list of insurers will compare favoraby with
any othsr and the 5Issg by Gre during that time al
though nave been promptly paid as all who haVs
besA Insured this Office and have had the misfortune
to be burned attest The object has been TO So
cure good list 0f safe risks rather than 70 swell the
number without regard to hazards thus les
senng the liability Of sinkng the cash capital In case OF
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
wuNINaroH william Cauby, Clement u smyth, Geo.
Richardson John A. Duncan, jacob Pussy. John Coeh'
ran, William Tatnal, Edward I Bsllah, CIV Rowland
BRSEp4wtsE HUNDRED y Cloud lott, Edward
| BringhurBt
CHRIsTIABA HuEDRED.-James Riddle,
NEW CAsTLR HuHDRBD.-John iuyer
WHITH CLAY CHEEK HuNDRKD-A P. shannon
WILLIAM OANBY, President
8. D. sMlTn, Secretary aud Treasurer
Ea- Office hours from to aud from to s.
January 1B lS68-Iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
STOVES AND TINWARE.
nELAwARM RANGE, HEATER AND
y STOVE DEPOT,
PICKLES, WEAVER & CO.,

Nos. I and 8 East Fourth Sire


suncRssORs II, p. PioKsLa,
Nos. and 8 East Fourth Street
To thope interested In OF IN want Of rsally first class
hetter aud less Tor repairs than any other IN the
marSet, would cali their Rtenton 70 the folowlhR
ence In such matters aud we'll known In ms Guy
W1tMlRaros, January 21th 1865.
Me-. II. Il PioleIs.-DEAR sR.-I have tried three III
ferent kinds Kitchen Han ses before purchased the
MAGE Range from you. which you put up In my house,
ard am Tree TO say that the Magee worth more man
the others eombinei both to utility and economy.
does It's work WE'LL and with hall ot the coal Iequ
ed by either of the others II heats room In the second
story very comfortable this exceedingly cold weather.
1850 '''''''''" E. o. sroTsENBURa.
WILMINGTON, February lst 1866.
II q Pickles ksq IL take great pleasure in recon.
m,uiing the Magea Range one Of which you recently
Range have used. II will do twice the amount OF
work aud with half less coal than any Range have
ever sten' Very respectfully -
G. Ii. GALLAGHER.
WILMINGTON, February. 1885,
Having of Magess Ranges in use take great
pleasure in stating that II gives satisfaction bake
NO hesitation In recommending II to others.
Very respectfully, .v,.,.
IL +. PcKsls, ESQ.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The Range put up for me by Mr.. Piekels works nov
tunler The management OF cook who UNDERSTANDS ne
busines) very well, and gives complete satisfaction
| H. q. BRADFORD.
| WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 4, 1856.
| n r. Pickles, Esqi-DEAR siR.-The Magse Cookin
Range put up for me, at 6l0 French street. gives entir
satisfaction. ! consider the MAges Range superior
any in the market, and eheerfully recommend It TO- al
persons IN want Of AN economical Range.
Truly yours, &c,
| JNo. A. DUNCAN.
These only a few of the very many certificates te
tiying to the worth of the Magee Range. Many othe
al "A al IT,
East Fourth street.
We would also call the at enon Of the people Of w
mingon aud vicinity to our MA9EE HEATkRs AN
suV ES all Of which will DO guaranteed TO give TO
who uss them entire satisfaction, au28
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GROCERIES.

~
~<--7i--rese y y
HARLAN & BROTHERS,
Successors to EDWARD L. RrcH)
NO. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. .N CIV
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
.EEFN THE undersigned would respectfully 80
Es4St cali attention to their Stock Of WINES k9SkA
Ns2l and LIQUORS. The facilities poesesasu 1alz1aH
by them for obtaining all Wines and Liquors IN their
purity with long experience In the business affords ~
surance e, the character and quality oil their "in''' Nv
oognae Brandy, Pale do, SsmSosw sP.5s,
Holland Gin, eootcn y X nssn s 2hs.t,t.
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Sweet ma, hslage-
Teneride, Sherry, Champagne, unNst-
WINES, very choice and old, in wood and bottles, ala
Extra fine MonongahelA Whisky two to hve years oiu
NJ Tayera keepers supplied on the most reasonable
terms. Families supplied with the cheapest wines anu
TO THE AFFLICTED.
IAyalids in want of old Wines and Liquors OF various
kinds for medicinal purposes may rest sso HhRL4N
BROTHER, No. East Second 5treet opposite the lower
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old ines and Liquors. for mediosi purposes
with general assortment OF we'll selected oRockkiks
always on hand and for sale AZ fair prices by g,
TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS OF buPH
| RI0R QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail by the cAsk demiohn, dozen package
Of assorted kinds. All orders by post otherwise re
ceyed, giving limit in Price, warranted to be sGtisae
examine At HARLAN BR0THERs, No. East sscOn'
~ EoTioE TO sPoRsrMRN.
Duponts best Eagle Powder In CanisterH and On lbi
kegs duck and ride Also shot Of all sizes, suitable 70
rail- and reed bird shooting, in season, percussion cap
as all ~ GG Ss Timothy Tsahd aRd af
mV20-ly. 0pDoste the lower Market Hous
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-07
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware.

(0RaINAL MILL CRRRB &e)
Thus Company continues TO offer to the people OF Dele
ware It's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire. all descriptions of property except Marine
rieks.
The IpsHtutioR Is ded by 90 years expert
ence in and attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
beng introduce the principle Into our state
bv reason OF which, IL lie believed the Managers have
been enabled 10 adjust aud discriminate between the
different varieties Of property To render the member
min among the equitable in character of the numer
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public.
been 40 prompt aud liberal that In % years business aud
losses hing 100000 not single case OF lga
ton has occurred, aud scarcely one Whout ene sAua
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more TO the safety than the number and
amount Of its risks II has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great amount 10 single risk or as offering unht Oh
iees of Insurance for the character the Institution
In this manner II 10 conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list Of insurAnees proportion 70 the am"uh
within reasonable range
A evidence this has not only reduced the rate Of
asst two years. presents clear surplus fund Of
k46OO security against any assessment on the Deposit
Notes. which by the resort to Scrip Cerhcnt9s OF
the Distances due to each member being issued, will
be paving interest them from January 1867 at the
aieOf per cent per annum, thus making asthl arho
IL Commenced the year 1862 with real protection
the community 10 Deposit Notes of 335900o
surplus Fund o''o''
ro,., nro,o.,,oD t3COoOC
II is the work of the Farmers Of Delaware and as suot
'n'' 'usA' " rH''S''''' President-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary snd Trsasurer--RoBEET MoGABR. ND.
Z DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd,i James neapsin Christi
. ana Hdi james Webb, Samuel Barr, u. o. stotsenhur
aud Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd; Robert MeCabe, Nil
Creek Ild; John F. Williamson, White Clay Creek I'D
George JAnvier New Castle HID Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
eadef Hd; John O. Clark, Red Lion HID; VIM. Temple
smyrna James II. BurnhaR, 81. Georges Hl.i Charlie
J, T. Fleming, Peter +. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dove
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AuENTs-As we'll for Receiving applications for insu
anee ulss Of members; 49,,
Mi Wilson, Brandywine Hid Robert McCAbe, Mi
81 Dpiapaiu, ChristiAHR HID, John
rsncadsr I'D Red Lion, St Georges, and Appoquiunn
Hundreds; Joseph e. Griifth, smyrna; James Grippe
New Castle HID; Charlsa I. Fleming Milford chArl
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general business addressed 10 q
est meteorological Wilmington will receive Immediate Aue
Ion.
!, gV ROBERT MoCABE NJ D.. Secretary
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rArr Jo1RNA1 AND Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY JUNE 1857

DINING SALOONS.
NEW LOCATION.
THE
ARCH STREET DINING,
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM ROOMS.
1913 ARCH STREET.
ONE DOOR BELOW EIGHTH, NORTH SIDE
PHILADELPHIA.
Thankful for former patronage, we would reSpesuuE
solicit continuance oi the stua, ~ our new lsua w.
business which have rehtei aud re'estAoilsnea W.
the European plan where shall he pleased 10 ASvu
molaie all who call upon us, nj moderate prices hnu ~
tha al ocest products M farm; receiving eur marketing
fresh from the coHntry almost daily
MEALS WILL BE FURNISHED AT ALL HUNS
FROM 7 A. N. TO Il r.M
DINNER FROM IL TO O'clock,
We shall keep on hand
STEAKS,
CHICKENS
HOr CAKES,
ROLLS,
| WAFtLES,
MuFFlNS
TEA,
COFFEE,
Or CHOCOLATE,
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAkEs, r,
ICE CREAMS AND JELLlEs
In cnnussilon with tina above will be- found DoW's
CELEBlArED ICE CREAM SODA WATER, with th'
choicest syrups The most delightful drink, 10y ee'u
| pure and sparkling. ,,,, a.
ladies ard gentle who due In the city VIII nut
this lust the place to get gooi homeke meal an
those having rooms can have hsir meals fu nished
the week. At moderate prices The location being central
renders desirable place far residents OF our Guy
we'll visitors. III.
Persons coming to The city from neshboring cities
the country, shopping, have their packages sent
our Dining rooms where they will he taken care OF un.
called for by the owner The be taken from u
door Of our place, leading to almost every depot Whe
r4ius leavs the city, Tor any part Of the country
will have man aasis with all packages into tue esi
Tree Of charge aud shall take great pleasure in wali
upon all who may call upon u.s. Remember the nump'
73s Area S., one dur bflop Eighth, NORTH s'de
j. II. BARNEY co {,
JAMES MEGRATrEN
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FIR A N KILN
SILVER MINING
COMPANY

n,e Investments in no doubtful enterprise They nave
ts mines et great richness, in Big Greek Mining
n,stint Lander County. Nevada, situated nut one au
Mali miles from Canon city, and about ten heS rum
Thsr lie ipes are OF great Width rich Ia surface indies
inns and Al depth Of only sixty lest nave yei1eu p'e
Si nsid S2I5 per ton, worked by the rudest method'
THE "CUsTOM HOUSE" LEDGE
d, which 900 feet belongs to this Company is exceed
triy rleb and so located that tunue 20u es III iens,"
vii strike the ledge at depth OF 100 ise' DeeW IT'S ou
crop. ,., ID hs,o, nro.ecutsl with the
,,,,st virnr IL can he continued all winHt anu nv.
Nv f3 viii he ready at an early day for reduction al
ths mills already located at short 1H'Aau' nu @
lila arrauusments are already made ~ rruslhs ny ue
~ ha ,nnany until such time as their own WORKS are
erected. =, ,,,.,r,
THE "pRICE CURRENT" LEDGE
soooo fat In length is located upon the Opposite SIDE o.
ina same Canon a. the ledge already uesetlpeu AZ Is
.hout feet iu width. with well dsunen ulnusN, t
, given in a few word-i fuil lnlormNt'" may "
/ At the office OF the Company 81, i.,,,tion.
| The advantages Of choice among many Ho'
have bean secured by the personal lhspsvt'n VI vr
sentative Of the Company, OF pracueal ulnins li q
Pam bis detaed reports, the Company are assured o
th alnost richness OF their property ~,
arrangements made for prosecuting Tue 'u'' w
H yigor, accuracy and despatch ~
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES
nj the Stock of the Company will be sold on account
ySrkinr Cspita No other stock IL offered ior sale
An entrely original and mutual plan has been Adopte
6,r ina spssdy disposal OF the working oatl' l u N
rnIara 81 which all parties are inVteu 70 oai a. ~
ONCE No. 432 Chestnut St. tup stairs ieu
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me funsssl VIA taks paaos om o. nssthsws Protest.
ant church. IN walker street. Saturday afternoon
one O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully 10
sams-On Thursday, January s, GEoRos suRs, AZ con.
sumption aged Is years months and II days
Notice Of funeral hereafter On
Torrxs I'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday January Q,
Joas W. TorxS, only son Of John W and Mary roi,e y.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this fFr&ay1 afternoon At three
O'Clock fom the residence Of hts parents, Eighteenth
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues Brooklyn.
The remains will DO taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
Wax NonDES -on Thursday, January 8, JosEPMu
youngest daughter OF Elias and Elizabeth Van Norden
aged years and 10 months. a.sM
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecfu
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents No IS LOWS street. on Saturday afternoon, at
wanUcaD On Thursday morning January :, d pIns
O'Clock, AAsr, widow OF Andrew whiteford, aged 70
The funeral win take place this rdayl afternoon It
one o'clock, from hef Iats residence, No. 2s2 West
81 John IN BY Giasgow and Paisley tsoosisnd, papers
1 WILSON Suddenly. on Tuesday, January /, At ten
o'clock p. n, JAM Wusox In the 1oth year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of ths family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral um his late residence 227
O'Clock, without further notice. The remains will be
taken 70 Che Cemetery OF EvergreenA s.ssrs y.
wHHm-0n Tuesday. january 4 guddsnIv, at moor.
ConMHM Y Ws.nsR. only daus1tse3 John y and
Relatives an fdends a. The family arg respectfully in
vited 70 atsnd the funeral from rs West Thirty xth
street. as Fridg) afternoon, q one o'clock, without
] 1El- On wednesday. January 4 Jam Toasrr. the
only daughtsreS John md NeIafy Yulsy sgsd years,
Funeral tbs friday Gteynoon g two O'clock, from
No. U Poplar seeet. Brcoeayn- ~, asas vi
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cam, 1es and Ia Ma "a The sossi iadsS.s1
NJ q The State .asi 'a0"1ns ss0''<' y
Rsative % the opsr.. Of frss trade between France
and England Londou wss KY says e
France might vithous = 'rious Inconvenience 70 her
Treasury, get rid Of her custoA q inc least o. al Of
them except those 90 coffee an on me mrs. ~
81 which ever he half s .anes were for those
toms has been raised in the ChaA Der Of Deputies Of
Brussels In recent meeting n Ic array de besuIcu
ben Of commsrcs IN The Kingdom hsd pronounced in
favor Of It, Tho Minister Of Finance aswered INA.
ns 1S
don a The discussion was carried s no snA = D..
certainly destined to b renewed As tho nsrsA usls
community Is IN favor Of thu proposed measure a e
la q course other means
the amount got from customs w mos b objected tcws
nay gsssSs .Sss 4 ne S en- DAY ssuR win e
octrot duties In her towns ate.s n sge.E .sf
with rsspsct 70 the present Britain banking laws an
bank reserves the London xtwsmiss thus spsaks:- s
Al Inquiry into our banking lews !. NOS likely . b
. nks n aad.on whom Il Will inpose much hbor, and
less ksly % b popular with so1e eminent nsmberA
S .ee. e: = r e e The sss c s1s Who
Hissdvass q suing tissd nan 70 spdsrsake ssdious
= Ene greoe answer u thae Wnioh - Ttnso urged IN
answer 70 the Manchsstsr Chanbpe % CSmmerce saA
others Wedusaday last ID sd thss the subess y
worn out; thne III truth is nnoRu; thss even now
error u Impossible; that thiv truth must have been
stated because everything has bean stated Why IL b
asked are select number Of moet abb and occu-
pied statesmeu, our best bank directors and cur
Etelligent and experienced tradsn TO DO doomed for
months 70 The c0neual repetition Of old ms>te which
former blus bookg - full Of and wskn0wA Ucalsss
already contain4 y9 fNs@ 1850 JMH Il
Our answer u bsssG There b one essential matter
that has been inquired into The Bank Of England
now holds the sole banking reservefho sngo unOccu
pied hoard Of notes In All the rest
supposed 70 be wanted for daily occasons the bank
hoard v the only for extraordinary occasons
The system was not made BY any one or designed
By any one. Il has grown up like many other
English institutions In the Of time and by
long and involved history. IL Is undenaby very
rious system; It b ONE which few would venture 10
create; Il IL ono or which some thinking people
afraid Is safe or unsafe II IL Is SAFE how Il 20
be worked? II unsafe how Is IL to be got rid Off
What alteration In the Bank Of England what aern
ton elsewhere will make SAFE z8 atfl ifsN .s6s
These questions have never been inquired into. No
enectua help answering them, no plain statement of
them even will be found In any blue book And this
very natural All old inquiries were overrun with
"curency;'' no question Of banking was much exam
ined Even you hardly raise any such question
without being supposed TO have sinister aim either
against the act Of 184 the act of 1874 The prac
tcal question remains unanswered What Is 10 be the
policy of the Bank Of England, being what she Is
other bankers time OF crsisf s 10 70 Be like that Of
1885, or different from that OF 1852 #4 vNha
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Tsrcnys Cotton freight. wsrs nrmcr under more lib
s -: Es1'fa ws iss
sciss p. ~ 4 s.ss ss
go boxes cheese a. e snd lo' cs beet :. q 70
pr ~ S p ~ cheese a. and
loo boxes tobacco 81 = 10 Eremcn ocasss tobacco a
Hoss we're without decided change Gales 90 bales use
We Ss.rsst AZ q il sss.. Sss. ! q
so SSs New thssus 4 SC. q SOC. nsi cash 1--I'
sds .s.y a. &c. Ss
scsions II the rosin market there vas but ir doing
ps. % 81 Sss
Ss 80 ssaSe Il = m q
.sSs. !. ss y !, = 4 strained
o1.s-iSsssd coaaaasd dun but ssady 81 q Df job.
.rs n .s sss % Ss III: ss s s. . " sS s ss
u ~ %ss . asf sSe RON s cSr
sss da and heavy 4 ss = cash ,os CID d.,s
n : s;.T S ;f SS ne. !. , az
sna = s y No k ssf ~ .ss ~ s
new ssirs S meas ssa Sis sis Zoe new Dressed
hog. and loves :: 3 a for
ss .as ~s ,,;..s m: .s;s.
.ssai%sp *. Ia nssss rosd
sr niue az ~. e s ~
In raiss 100. Sc for WESTERN and xbc Jc or state
Cheese was IN active export demand at l0c NC Tor com
mon diiry to choice factory made :, ~
PKrrcLHuM.The market for both crude ana bonued was
chsrsccrxed BY extreme duness and depression and the
Gales vsrs light The only transactions We heard o.
deipha 700 bbis prime light straw 70 white AZ 15c Crude
unchanged nj about 1gc.. without transactions. -.
RICK We heard OF no transactions, and prices were
srsaasE was asict Sales isocc lbs. al los<c like
sueaR-There was no percepsibe change 70 note IN ths
market sr the demand being moderate and
prices steady. at0<c 1oc for sir 10 good refining TIE
sales comprise 800 hhds Cuba uuscovsdc al 1oc lose
was more ctiye ard steady ~ isc ~ fer soft xhss
12c aisA for soft yellow and is<c NO for powdered
Ss .ssSy 20 CO.. Ia va sss
6tats In bVnd v ~.
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Not earningA. $So4, 90
Tho net earnings for the preceding yearyere $s6o asa
The annual report Of the directors Of ID Boston and
Maine Railroad includes the year endingsovsmbsr 90
The capital stock Of the road Is stated at 100 Tho
total cost for the msinssnance Of the rcd has been
S22o, 1o7 o. Tho total Income OF ~ road was
g. s75s2s 1e and the net sarnugs after educting
pensss. were ,4ee 81. a4sa sa.s M n ssssi
me annual report Of the directors Of "a MIddleboro
asd Taunton (Masa) Branch Railroad stsws the total
amount Of the expenditures Of The ro 70 have been
$751; sol and the amoans Of interest paid during the year
s212 The total income Of the year s{1so and the
net earnings after dsductns expenses g. n No divi
dends were declared during the year a.
Western papers Stale that tho Legislature Of Arkansas
has passed m sot which approved v tho Governor
the 10th Of December, incorporasinga company 70
build the latte Rock and Fort rowson Eilrosd which
Is 70 60 BY the way Of the Hot Sprint, thence in
southweMsrn direction 70 Fort Towson psing through
the State Of Arkansas n - proposed blythe company
who have eapltalof $50 ooo to sxtsd the road
through this country and Mexico until u touches the
Pacific shore II Is also proposed that the road shall
connect with The Little Rock snd-Memphk Railroad.
IL Ia stated that the proposai for rairod from White
River Junction TO Woodstock, Vt, 10 needing with
expected favor among the towns along theae and the
plan now contemplated Is 70 construct an extension
through 70 Ruland- a,.s e esat ias atg
The Bank Of England 70 turn for the weSk endngs De-
cember 10 Is as follows compared with th statement OF
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Tho bIIowIDg Is an abstract OF the report Of ho Irea
sufer o. the State OF Peunsy lvania;--
The improvement in the condition Of she Treasury
since my last report has been 500 IT, The reduc-
ton OF our Indebtedness during the sauas period.
$1867,ob0 q. The receipts for the year were
Sss2ooes S. or this Amsunt 5000 5el 10 have been
from ordnsry sources SCOT 80 moneys refunded By
the general government account OF expenses incurred
sylvaniA Railroad Company account q their indebted
ness 70 the State. The expenditures have been
402 303 a. OF this amount there contributed 70
the Chambersburr sufferers slo7 o0s TO- for the rsemp
ton OF The public loan $780, $50 49, and for ordinary
expenses ,0<4 ~ Previous to the war the ordi
nsry expenditures OF the State ~ 0261o 70 The
income 10 the sinking nnd for the last three years has
bew aaaneN ~ fQlleHsixlo lseA e2e11i2i " IN.
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IS fM atn ~ CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1857.
An accident occurred 70 ne eastern train on the ID
dianspoAs and Cincinnati Railroad yesterday afternoon,
BY which the engine and baggage car were thrown on
the track and two hands connSctso with sne train
injured, though not seriously. ef.l .-
SPRINGFIELD. Mass Ja1. >, lso!
Ohe OF the trains due here at eleven o'clock
was thrown down embankment near WestneId Tue
cars contained thirty passengers none Of whom were
seriously injured 'aNl @H t&1tf r
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IhUHsDAY, Jan. DO r. u.
AsHKs.-Receipts, packagea The market quiet and
steady We quote pot nomnaly - - % 90. and pearl
nominaiiy. eis Ola Is. - n
BREADsrusss-Recsipts. SOS b6ls -four, al bags
meal 100 bushels 500 d. OATS 26o do malt 2sa
do seed active demand prevailed for and
Western noaf and prices ruled 1oc c Dbl In favor
Of the seller. closing 1t ths Improvement with good do
gree OF nrmness with continued good demand. The sales
loe bb 81 revised quotations appended South
ern acur was armsr with fair INQUIRY Sales were made
prices With sales Of 00 bbs 81 ~ a ~ s. according 70
qualify Corn meslwas steady but quiet We note sales Of
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The weekly return Of the Bank Of Frapceshews the
following results ~ compared with tho preceding &C.
count Increase in hand, H,5oo,Qof.; bills
discounted, 1900 ooof advances, 500, ooo treasury
balance, n ece, ooof; current accountA 600 oook
Decrease Notes, 5000 0oof @
The Bank Of Holland has reduced It's rate discount
from 70 ~ per cent rhs latest quotations In the
leading consinsntsi cities afe:-Pars, a-21-k; "
enpa. 5--5X; Berlin, 4-3x; Frankfort, 3k t3X; Am
sterdam s--4x Turin, 80; Brussels, s-21; Madrid,
TO; Ha nburg O--SK; st. Petersburg, To ~
tho highest quotations for bullion in tic London
market u tho latest advices were follows according