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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-17

A most beautiful thoroughbred Stallion, at
twenty-five dollars per season.
Mares kept with care az five dollars per month.
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
For further particulars see bills.
feh19-1n w q HARDING
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THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE-For Two
Year 0ids. Dash of Three-Quarters Of Mile
SIS, Play or Pay. The Association 70 add 500
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-S300. Mile Heat
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An Ola Established TEardsass Con-
Germ OF Ten Years Standing, Hav-
tng "a Good Run Of Trade.

4 OVER FOR SALE THE ENTIRE STOCK
L OF Hardware. Cutlery, etc. o. the late SAINT
Nanleer, feeessed. on credit n six, twelve and
curly.
An Inventory u the rtock can be seen " the
store On College -treet Bids viii be open for
ten days
FRED. TERRASs,
--fcbl3-lW AdmmistTltor.
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Three OF more % gu the above Stakes. except
the Invitation Stake. which will require Eve 10
6lL No Deduction for a walk. To name and
elase March 9TH 1851. Entries 10 be addressed to
q. ". DARDEN
p o. Box - Nashville, Tenn
GFO. " DARDEN. 3. F. C0CKRTLL.
Secretary. fsbl-tili marchzJ President
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ASSOCIATION PURsE-Handieap Tor Beaten
Horse. 500. Mile Heats
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COTTON Plantations for Lease.

EOUR OF THE FINEST COTTON PLANIA-
4 lions in the State Of Lontsiana. on the Nh
will be rented for enc ur a terra ~ years. There
j. stock. farming i'm plements, feed cotton seed.
etc. on each place.
For term, etc. apTly o.
teblZ-1w- GEO. ". SHIELDS.
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THE sEwANEE STAKE-For all Age. Mile
Heats 500 Entrance $50 Forfeit. The As
sociation 70 add 500
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s600 for a Dash Of
Three NJ les.
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THIRD nay.

THE CUMBERLAND STAKE, No. 1.-For
Three Year 0lds. Mile Heats. 500 Entrance,
$50 Forfeit The Association to add $500.
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SFEAND DAY.

THE GREEN STAKE-For Three Year Odds.
that did not appear in public up to January
Ist 1867. Mile Heats. $50, Play OF Pay The
Association 70 add 500.
Second Race.
THE INVITATION STAKE-For all Ages.
Two Mile Heats 500, Play or Pay. The As
ISOLATION to add 81. 900. The Second Horse %
get half Of the entrance money.
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EnHRTH nav

ASSOCIATION. PURsE-S5OO Mile Heat
Three best in Five.
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0'HIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
i and Stallion will make the present season
at my stables ut seyenty-liye dollars CASH.
which must be paid in all eases upon the re-
moval Of the property. Also, a..
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No. Is North Market Street, bet
Church and Union,

NHIfI IIlalI----1 " y I1'lI1I17
TNCALLTNG YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
4 above card would respectfully notify You
that / have just received, and have now on hand,
A complete stock Of Fresh Family Groceries,
Wines, IiquOfs, Cigars, Tobacco, etc, ETC., and
ali articles 20 be found in well regulated store.
Having am facilities 20 procure the best and
cheapest goods in market ! offer 10 my friends
and patrons such inducements as viii make Il 70
their advantage to call and examine my stock
and prizes before making Their purchases else
where Thankful Tor past patrunsFe, l solicit
continuance Of the same. -
deci6-8m "A. a. sd LAhAGHEAs
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Nashville,
FERST nay

mHE SPRING MEETING WILL COM
i mence Tuesday, May 7tb. and continue du-
ring the week.
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ON YESTERDAY MORNING.. EITHER on
" Church, Cherry OF Market streets. double
care SILVER WATCH. detached lever. No
l72l, with the initials II. l.. engraved on the
inside. The finder will be handsomely rewarded
by leaving it at No. Il North Market street.
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Evecmfnr,s Nnfice-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties indebted 70 the late Frank Mc8ay-
Ock TO come forward and pay their indebted
ness, and to all persons having claims against
him 20 Gle the same within the time prescribed
by law, or they Nill he forever barred.
". q. HARDING,
febI2-1m Executor Of Frank McGayork
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VIII = n = TaIFIII'1-1
HORSE POWERS.
GTrpAW-- CTTTTuua
MATTED.

= 0O0 POuNDs Oh TOBOCCO-WE
csOOO Wil pay the bet market price for
Tobacco. ia good prizing erder. a No 10 South
dse2--tf Lester 4 co.
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The name OF this Company D. the IRAvELFR-'
INSURANCE COMPANY; Il b. LOCATED al Hart
lord, Conn., and was incorporated June 18th
i9G2
CAPITAL
The amount Of Capital Stock IT, s50OWO GJ
The amount Of Capital stock paid upis s1BODG on
ASSETS
Cash ON hand and in Bank, S446Dl AZ
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ROARDING.

1.-Two NICE ROOMS. WITH BOARD. IN A
a small family may be had By applying at No
81 Summer street, few doors South Of Church.
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- IT a II II M II Mt
OF THE CONDITION OF rHE
Travellers Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN,
On fhe lIst Day OF December, 1898.

Made 10 The Comptroller oft5s Srf- Of T.ans.,--.
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cha. on the eth instant Aner drew from ON , the
atham Rank by means Of check $780, ana on the lyth
n 500 and both Of these sums he % 10 ms Own
fbout notifying the firm. On the 2Ot inst the itcs
~ 3be amounts having been obtained was discovered by
~ firm and hIer ON being questioned adIte0 Ihe lact
1 ssn,ed To return $500 They therefore caused ms
- In the course of the examination IL UiansIHeu tn1
Irsoner haG nut into the firm 5000 Two years slnce
I'M h b. couectuTed at he drew the amounts hehuVeu
I'M ne ha1s i'm order to himself from loss ANer
a. native of this city, aged % years ana LeSc9 AZ
20 Brooklyn. IN his defense ne st@SSu .ua
~ was am member OF The finn OF Lincoln {i anu
tbat this prcseut sui is instituted 10 avert @ NJ
,Ltch he had threatened TO bring against ,lie ooo ~
Wa held 20 bail by the magistrate Ill INC sun - ,',
A1tEeyD BURGLARY--Abraham Marks ana "iLlam
Rra1lcy were Yesterday arragned before Justice Dow
linz at the Tombs Police Court on the charge OF hayihg
80. 49,, en-, basement Of Ne. l42 Mercerst, occupied
prVAeA M fonc and stolen thcretrOm keeho bOaru,
yslned nj SEQ The property was ItcONeIT az 'a
@ a. bsd been left by the PRISONERS 1hey Colesseu
Mnele ,T and were committed by the magistrate
o., ,yIru A RAzoR-Patrick Redmond OF No 20 Green
,.h st ON the sth inst quarreled with First Ward
,i-ant runner named Patrick Burns, and during the
as Rurns cat his antagonist in the face several times
- razor infictiug wounds The injured man
re- been confined 20 lis bed since that time ut ester
Say when ne made a complaint and Burns, VINO had
hen arrested, was committed by Justice Downing
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Grass Valley
AAaonl NJ
WEDNESDAY, Jan. PIP. NJ.

WEDNESDAY Jan. <D-f' ~
Gold closes at 134i after selling as high as 1851
The Persia took out s76 100 in specie.
The Stock market has been much excited by the
collapse in Cumberland Coal and the general scram
bic to sell all kinds Of stocks made in consequence
Most of the shares the list inflated by the
means used 10 put Cumberland 10 o. and are on tho
road TO collapse in the way when the dance Of
speculation ends, as it inevitably must by the ex
haustion Of the dancers. The banks are loaded
with stocks rs collateral for loans, comnenc.
ING with United States os of 1881, aud end
inc with certificates of trash only salable under
pressure by the pound to the paper maker, and the
process of wedding out their loans Is not regarded
with compacency by them. Government stocks were
{ per cent lower upon the gold and currency issues
alike Tennessee Os fell and Missouri 6s per cent
Bank stocks were1ow, and the biddngs for Railway
mortgages were reduced. Erie Railway shares were
strongly held during the semi-panic which swept
the market. Western Union and Quicksilver Mining
CO. each fell /. per cent; Pacific Mail g. hariposa i
Atlantic Mail Il; Boston Water Power, Il New YORK
Central oper cent? Erie Preferred, Reading and Fort
Wsyus, III Mishieal Genital. q MShigSp Southern.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
fRefore Justice Shandleyl

TIN ALLEGED Theft OF DIAMONDs.-Early in the
rosent month Jaqucs Block accused Ralph Kautz Of
stealing x diamond finger rings and two pair Of diamond
esrs an Of the value Of $1,000 Block aud kautz we're
DarteTs inst after arriving IN New York from Lima,
Ber and had stock Of ewelTy which they brought with
them worth about $1,000 The rings alleged 70 have been
stolen were personal property OF Mr. BLOCK On Iue
day Justice Shaudey issued warrant Tor the arrest o1
Albert ManaschaiRtz Of No 96 Cannons who Is said 10
Se brothcr of Albert kautZ and who is charged with
~eeeypc the alleged stolen property. Mr. Samuel Cohen
IF No 2I3 CanalS depOsed that on the evening OF the
Sb inst he saw tile diamonds IN ManaschaintZs house.
ganaschantz saws he Is not guilty. and was held 10 bail
In the sam of s., 600 10 answer.
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OBTAINING MONEY BY A swp,DLE.
MEETING OF THE KINGS COUNTY L1QUoRDEA1ERs.

MEETING OF Ilif MINUS OObNlb IlQbOR DEALERS.
"A meeting OF the Quordealers Of Brooklyn and Kings
County was held OF Tuesday evening at Montague Hall
The object Of the meeting was 20 obtain modifica-
uon OF revision Of tho Excise Law Mr. John
LAngstan occupied the chair There was consider;
able discussion as TO the means that should he used
with reference 10 joining the Nsw,IorK Asso9 ga
lion Of Liquor Dealers. II was stated that the
Association did not wish repeal 81 the present EAeise
Law, but merely modification and an sbollslment OF ~
most obnoxious features. The following gentlemen were
Appointed committees from each Ward TO raise money
and take all necessary steps 10 promote the liquor
interests: First Ward-J. Teddy VIM Glhtt second
ward. Fay j. Murphy, and j. T. Lane. I hId
ward-J. McNulty A. suydam, and y G. Keiily
konrth WaTd-J. McAvOy,P p. C. Reilly. Fifth Ward-O
SNsD 7. Madden, j. r. Reilly Sixth Ward-C; o'Nell
II smith. seventh Ward-1. CarDerry, II. MADDEN
s.4ghm Nard-F. Duffy, q. Shears. Ninth Ward-P
neSuire, VIM. Bloodgo0d. Tenth WaFd-E Lennon g.
ISS ossa, T. DOYLE Eleventh Wara-J. Langstaft D.
ssSOs.s.Iol Twelfth Ward-J. OBrien, 7. Dawson
1s s1se,h Watd--J. Buckley jr., J.. FaWcett Msssrs
nointed Deweii, lIarishon and Lanstaff were ap
R committee 10 consult with the NewYOrk Liquor
rb@ra ASSOCIATION, ana the meeting then adjourned 10
pointed Treasurer. D'"'"' M w. -
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CoNsiissioNERs or ESnGRATIoN--T The semi
nohtnly meeting Of the Commissioners Of Emigration
Ss helo Yesterday afternoon, at No l4s Broadway The
scGpted Mf. Cummings was appointed a Commissioner
% s, IMMIGRATION IN 1901 and his time Of office expired in
Bo1i but Inc appointment made bv Gov Tenfdn IN nm
The vacancy being rejected, Mr. (umrnncs bsld ofsce
snt me date OF hs resignation The report read by the
secretary giyes the following facts: Number ~ Emf
grants arrived 10 Jan. % 1851 against eeq m tbe
same GATE last year. Ia the Wards Island iDsfntons
mere are now lJ2 inmates and on the
e1S OF zee there were but I32 The aggregate feceinfs
70 Jan 10 anODt 10 1880; received since 10 Ian 19 fop
u bank dtE@ II. ""A''H''
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n1corNcEnS ARRLRED-

VROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Jan sJ-,ln seanshp
Cuhs-Bsroness Geres children sad nurse W o. Da,y
Iirdey IT. n D. Ni.feRoB d. Yamelsor Or. Hume NJ ~ a
schm6n and lady Ms W r Hi snd Children .od pure NJ yehe
NJ Wood Mrs Boxer Capt Wells J. G. bsyne MY Kew Itcn,s
IT, ed Geo Rnou S;ss ard Thomas gohusson bSnh
BvIhssea str aud nurse H. Coos IL kopsn ~ p,"ss
Wof \ Uaunan. J.. Peso B. B0as ~. Howell ~ hrpohy
S,r'k NJ R.msd,a Nelson, J. '"niufes MI 1imoe % u
Se5s Cspt Musgrave NJ and w hsrres
and sersut Miss shronsr, john Gag John Mhe M NSe
Csee Nj McKar uenrg J. Depe -ker A. 1a1g.f brosn'l
ChaIleswortb egt W act;owsn sud ibid Barron %
Tes, Mssi~ " h Butsr o. f. Winchester, j. H. fspeT, Hon w
Nsrhord Nj Csrnsltel. y Bleck-Ioisl ~ 49,
FROM NEwOugiES Jan gJ-lh ste'm'hie trng ssar-I VA
sn J. Johnson Iobuson s. G. Ms0re, l. Lew viz and M
A. f. Coleman r. " Shnsr lady Capt Staptope Mrs Hsssf
Tun.ey Coptsn RensIel Af Pacgole, T. AEboFch
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

Mary Jane Palmer was yesterday brought before
Justice Dodge the charge preferred by Alice Cole OF
No ZIG Brosme ST. Of stealing pocketbook containing
=, - ~ sqs The pocket book which contained the
,noey il ioaegcd was picked up by Mary Jane IN the
bsiiav of the cOmplaiuants hsnse, and subsequently
snc-oted somewhere The accused denies that she rs
sty and was committed TO answer in default OF $500
Haff
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rnIIAnrLrnIA cArrLE MARKEr-JANu.RI q.

The supply OF Beef Cattle this week was small only
amounting 10 $50 head The market vas dnll ana price,
rnaettled Inir 10 good rattle sold ~ from sA S@
as 20 y 100 Bs and from sGGs7 for prime ana extra
stock Common stock sold at SMASH
eurrP-rhe demand Tor sheep was quite active, ana
Zoo head wore sold at from 607ic. b. gross, as 10
quality. a., , -. IA n
downward tendency 1850 head were sold at rom 70 500
o. - y 100 5s. net. - -.
Cows-Tbcrr has been no change IN this market; l'5
head were ispo-ed Of at from sOGfb i"t Npigris ahh
from S.Oasl5 Tor Cow and Calf
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CLEARED.
S,,s,sp Moth sner,ca un,asn J,Bero &c, osnrr
s,e.hp Manhattan Toruer Havana ard Ne" o'srs W.T.
steamship. Aa SWIM S,So N, y. n s: s Co
Steamship ssrsoss King Norfolk City Point sal chnoDd Ras-
steamship 4ntm.rs Bourne Ya CITY Point and Redmond I'-
'i ss2s Bella sTi 1Bf Morls Liverpool G Ms.sTtco
pal Fa s s. SIsSs' sgS %, s:. sSys ? p.,
Brig Milwaukee. Drorn Barbsioe' MILE s lioeseisr
sll C. MoSiso@ef5 D. Water. Sev5cra, ., rton" Hs,s
ARRIVED. -.
so NJ WITH pS,. and 50 ss 70 T. Cs1r BsJ strong
"Hs' s.' Of s Ps s5 s sr ,'1 s G MS. ara
pass 10 Lrson Fox Co. Has had wy heavy '" 'Sa u"
Sespshp Fas shusy Crovsn orleans Jsa "a ,itl ss.,
and Fsss 10 Roberl Lowdsn Has bad '7 heavy ''~'
Bark oreb. Hsuer Charleston 10 d, With timber W'hl
psT Ro..ndals of Bsbsoe Grap cd, Bo,. pee q .s
, nC Ss Il fa sl1 H tSi heavy \ v ss.
tor ~ q x Msc o. Has eITssued very bssry westerly s..,
With er FOR tree saeesss da vas Ggss s o. W , .D sS
S crew io.ed Is now At Hart island l2h Hae 80
s iSs b. be esa e tm, s sef Hs.,
ior Nsvi0 W Ncwins, Culver oI DO, Aoes "la@'o .e
BIS r O. D;n;r, @ ciFiso, ' s .s "a "a
erre psssge ssei N company win British bg Thosas os o'
S jo5 Lei flre pD Of o ssS ' 6as s;pSsS % T %
cotton W Lewis Has had heavy weather "''' boat ana '''
Shr Howard cOaus ORLEANS % days .l 'OaeS - C
S sest r. sssS, cooi. Savannah pJ.e, ,bOS,L
eclr. Michigan, Touy, Jacksonville iucts
SAILED.
S,smsips North America and Juno.
The soSing steamships clesred he Custom House hot probably
aid no, sail on scant the cuy getting NE slips and s
immense ossneS steamships Abs
marie Saratoga Moncka AsA1ne MaIhstb for Lnscal ssd
Manbat,an liza, ana a1d New Orleans.
SPOKEN.
Steamship City Of Port Prince Cos New lefs T tpsseh'e
Steamship Cub, RON Baltimore g'n %, for Port s'y' H"'''
Ian IL near Crosby, Light sbp 1881 paved Rss Nal
Steamship Java, bound into Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
The which ashore ON nc h"s ',s oese 90
steamer A. Whsa;s
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Of Hart Island has been shtf thce We
% ~ BE- ll inst Athe request o. saptsnt
& brogh sound has been ohsGged white hsth
rel one aud ESQ distance Of eight mites This Ia tai We
sd 10 having beea erected hoasl ihs enterprise
ef Nes!E Lockwood a GoGing OF tbs city.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoIE, BoLE Jan AiVet bark Susie H. J'es,on, hos S'
row for Boston
SAY FR,vc.co JsB 3lArrved ship Commodore eIOro rsv-
York; bark F0ruica, from Honolulu
GALyRsroS, Jan. l2Ceared, brig Handy Cameron Mobile -
lahAIyot bark Sarah Douglas tBr bougss h,srpoSi PTS
(g De'oh Rio Jsneo; Witch Of tbs wave, tsst
Pensacola; Cora Price, Robbins, Havana -
2lsi-Arryed. bark Suwa Thiel, Bremen $50 -.
Outside the bar bark Trinity Harris iOs Liverpool siHs tsNs
e'cAgo.
2is-Ssled steamship c. W. Lord for Nev.Yorl.
Boston, 22Clearcd barb TgfAsofa, Bhhhso, bse'
brig tBrl, Abr, Lewis Gonsyes $50, a.
PKoyDANoE, JGn 22AuVed, ,hr Alfred Tbonn, Ss"s''s "
ORItiS, Jan la-Arryed ship Mesho az hsn S
AserPoOli bsrks Happy PTl, EtaAs''n1' Bo'Ss~S''
New.lork
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PlSSENGERS S4ILED.

RIO JANlRo Jan 2lr steamship Sats Ams,s-s. re
Bs R r. PrnF T. T. Denhain, Mrs Merweaher r. herwesb'
en- Miss Mrweaher Mrs simpson J. Perkins wife ADD dssghsf -
pbar and hid, H. NcSgate w G. Bates,
D. Neasaber T. NJ Mergeaher D. l. Brarsob N Bran'"s q.
A. j. b. Jones g. ". Numbers, " X Men
~satbe H. Mesigelbsg Hog4s Assoc O. stores o. ssS'
d.lt ". ". MesseT, jr.
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prrEIYrs OE pROnuCE.

Jan q $3.50 bbls Flour 81 bills Whisky, go sack
Corn Meal 90 sacks Olcakc. 100 hush Corn, 600 busb
Oats $50 bush Rye ~ bush Seds, pkg Ashes' III pkss
Beef S0i hhla Pork ~ pigs cut Meats, ~ pkgN Lara
I73 dressed Hog, iS57 live Hogs, l62s Dds fetfOeu
], 9l9 pkgs. Buiter. 62s pkgs. Cheese.
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AFTERNOON PROVISION AAhKLI-6 ocIocK III M li
Ee for Pork du; Old Meas s offered az Wy ?SGslg S
ana New Western do at 81, and 10. seller February ~
so sIlds2i no sales -. "a. ~.
PETROLEUM T. fair, hut quici we guote CrnIc ~
,lc m hulk aud zoe ga barrels, Refined In bond, a 2sc
Tor lglt staw; 29l zoe FOR Light straw io White Sotc
ale for Prime do 3li d32c. for Standard Whe, ana
J3c for Prime While. ,o,-.,o,.
RICE Is steady at 9e9sc FOR Spngoon and os@lo.c'
for Carolina. 49, -, - .o..
al l0ic for fair good Refining sales 81 20 hhds
,nb. M OI lOlc Porto Rico az l2c, and l,2O boxes
Havana AT iOic Refined firm and In fair demand at
lbic. for Hards. ,, g.. f.. ..,..
TAIIOW-The market ~ fairly active and II hrln sales
~ tno Oso N Al lt7aflsc. for Western ard city.
WIIIsKY-Ths market Is dull, and prices nre nominal AZ
q gO0S2 IS fOT Western.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rse,....--l6 SGn Sets.......5a moor Es,s
Ssrf, HOOK 1916 Cows Island. llI5 Hell Gate
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Urn Soooo.

L-ITRS ard BONNErS for Ladies' and Chill
sf PseebaTgains before offered Nina krss
saif nice ]. BlSNS. No 81 Broadway
nRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBON VELyETs,
~ Buons Brsis Jet ILniags Ribbons Lsse, sseTSsss.
V.n9krrs Collars French aad Ssits Small Nie.
Combs snd Brushes and Fancy Goods at rdned pes hbShh
snd S81 Broadway Eesr Sneteenthii, est 1de
III OFARREI, Nos. 267 10 27l Thirty fifth
L n Eghth-ayeIAisPEIt aud FthNI
M largest selected stock Of he above goods me |Ns''
prices IN The city Tor cash
saper Poveroom Iyrsu 20 to osod prices 81 20 sSd - w.
Oi'cohs 10 yards vlis. l0oo0 pss Blahkfis Al, -
so 30 csa e, thar ss ronbs Ppess So VIZ "
,old regardless % cost. Al goods warranted
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STATE o. NEW.YoRK BANK DRPARraEST,}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
~ Chatter 6 Laws and 40 Laws of 1909 ths' the ec
ns notes Merchants Exchange B In re tl 81 New
Yot b,nking located IN the CITY OF New.iofs VIII M re-
, An PAR h, be Gupehnendent Of the Banking Department
on presentation al The EewYsk State National Bank e CN Of
lb,nv the dsfe hereof, AND not thereafter
The outstanding circulating OF te said bank mnt' De pr.seL
within date hereof ard all not ~nieh
mali no, he prsud for redemption sua Symsnt within the time ha'
specified charge il the hands 81 as Superintendent i'f
thet Is w. otHIhia .up,.IIs]ee,St-
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furniture.
foot ano fonuo.

z OST-CERTHICATE Of DEPOSIT on Ma
' ~ " " GLINDY KING.
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hrATy d cRE, BAN. DRr1nTNgsr
ALBANY, January Is 1901 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
~ Chatter ~ Laws Of 1889 Laws Of 5 ths the oreuAt
ns soe. issued The Bank 10 The Cly OF NeWfoFA
located the city VI NeNlork NJ" be redeemed
AZ par by superintendent Of Che Barking Department on p.se'a
York State National bans IN the t o. AbaAy "i 81
,ear, from the hereof ald not thereafter .
The circulating o. the said Bsnk np De presented
afor. sa the date hereof and Al notes Nb
Er redemption and payment shn NE Tine it
viii be charge Me funds 10 we nAn ~ sn 1
peruisBdcnt iof tia; purpose :" '" sShOlLbh,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
POETCE Trials.
RrroRE l-REsIBENT ACTON

BEFORE PRESIDENT ACTON.
The list of cases yesterday was not very formd-
able in length disposed Of in much less than the
time usually required to through with the business OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
A.sg11o2 W. 20

The capital STOCK n the year was increased. s33s7H
The funded and floating debt was reduced. o5'joo
I,ecroa sed cost of tho road ........... sisG,GSe
pivtlrpds maid Observation-Disclosures. t5.fN
paid Tor coust ruction ............. b46s93
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
Since January ..... ssJeGsi9 tl3,955,53e slOG97,5

n
The following is statement OF the receipts, ports and
stock cotton all the ports Tor the week ending the
nth jan comps ed with those ~ last year. ana hos" OF
the late crop wear 1878, the total OF which crop amounted
Ia Al hnlCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

THE MARKETS.
loareiuIy reported for THs TEIBuSr
WEDNESDAY Jan. 49, 1861 ,
AsHEs-The market Is flrmer with moderate deinanu
at o. 250$s 90 for Pots and t1ldt1 rs for Pearls
BRICKS sZa rgw and " good aeQapa, II ~ ~ Eel6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oP SEwYoKK.......1., a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
uDeA1ira Garog. &t.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lN Ful
- tonst-wEDDISG CARDS and ZINE STATIONERY Hds
h.hed l8l5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

INTEREST Al THE RATE on Six PR CENT PER ANNuM'
PAYABLE sEMI-1NNUALLY, on THE tn:sG DAY OF
JANUARY AND JULY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-18

The foregoing is true statement of the condition
o. the Bay State Fire Insurance Company, of Wor-
cester, Massachusetts,, the 1st of November, A. D.
1867. VIM. S. DAVIS, Pres.
L. G. PARKS, Sec'y.
WORCESTER, IS. November 20, 1867.
Personally appeared the above named w. S. Davis
and T. c. Parks, and made solemn oath that the fore
going statement by them subscribed is true, to the
best OF their knowledge and belief.
EDWARD MELLEN,
Justice OF the Peace.
j. H. WEBSTER, agent.
First National Bauk Ruilding, Cor. of
M iddls and Plum Streets.
November eod3w