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a good head of steam opposite
the Harlan and uoliBgswcr,h companies
tracks, the engines and trains came to-
vs;hsr with crash. The sweeping en-
giues drove tie pilot eHg.ae of the train
into the baggage car, telescoPlng the car
ftom uae third Of lis l-ugth. The rear
end Of tne car was torn into fragments.
The Cs5 of the engine was broken into
pieces The boiler fractured and the ma.
cbiuery twisted into all shapes. On &C.
count of the binding snow, the enRiuee re-
of the approaching trains were not aware
of the danger until the collision
occurred. Sup.. McCausland, of the Viii
mingtoa and Northern Railroad, was on
the train, out escaped with some bad
bruises. Three men were killed outright
and another is expected TO die.
Immediately after the collision the pas
sengsr car took fire from the engine fur.
mace and the escaping steam added to the
torture OF the victims imprisoned under
the broken timbers The fire department
hurried to the scene and began playing
on the burning timber, while others ex-
erted themselves to get out the dead and
wounded. 1t was nearly 9 o'clock when
the last body was gotten out The dead
The engineer, fireman and one of the
shifting crew were horribly crushed,
msngled, scalded aud burned.
Another Of the dead bodies has been
partially identified as that Of George ".
BrintOn, telegraph operator at Wilmington
and Northern tower. Ale Laurie, fire
fireman Of engine No |, lad OF II, ia the
most seriously Injured, bsing trightfully
burned and bruised. His left leg has been
amputattd and his recovery is doubtful.
John CORY, assistant yard master, SUIT
fe!rsd conclusion Of the brain. His
recovery is regarded as hardly possible.
Conductor Samuel McMull7n OF the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore road,
aud ]. Flynn received painful injuries but
not dangerous. The condition Of George
Black, Wilmington and Northern conduc'
tor. is growing worse, and tears ct fatal re-
suls are entertained. james A. Melvin
injuries, previously reported, include com.
pound fracture Of the rirat leg, and is re.
gar3ad Is serious. Joseph Virgins, fire,
mau, George L Stenl-y and several 9th
ers, received injuries Of slight nature.
TUE roLDEST EVER KNOWN.
CHATTANOOGA, TgNN., January 9-The
Temperature here a. o'clock this morn
iug was five degrees below zero, end three
bp!og at 10 q. m. This is the coolest
weather ever known here
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

An Oyster Mln Fouud Dead and Il 10y
Fru.rn Fast to the Deck.
GALVESTON, January The contiNu
oas northwes: wind has driven the water
cut through the channel, exposing the oys
ter beds and shell on the banks for miles
along Galveston Bay.
The small Likes doza tie island are fro
zen three 10 five inches which is something
unpycceieut.d in this vicinity An oyster
man pamei Thos. Jefferson Was found
5iug On the Gccl. OF his -locP this morning
frc.an 10 death. i negro boy Was to1ud
below deck rrozsn fast to the wet bottom
OF the boat. He was alive but suck fast
Inc raseuers knocked the boy loose with
o r,a,.k and he vas thRw,d out.
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Fifty MEN IMPERiLLeD
On a Tug and Lighter ON IN Erra"d of
Rescue.

On Tug and Lighter an an Erra"d of
Rescue.
BosToN, Mass, January 9.-fhe tug
Confidence, OF the Boston ToNooat Com.
pary. lec, this p)r: Il: o'clock last night
having in toa a lighter, on which were 10
men. TN the tug in addition to her rogu-
lar crew OF five meu were Captain Duncan
and HE corps Of diyer'. The tug and
lighter were bound for Woo3shel! 10 the
rrlisf 0; the wrecked bmk hes The lighter
was fastened 70 tie tug by a small
h3wevcr nothing has been heard from the
tug lighter or men since leaving here aud
ts,rs are felt for their SAFETY "a it is no.
h.l,r,ad that the tuy could have carried
the Lighter through the terrific gale OF
lac. night. All the wires are down on the
Cape aud no intelligence csn be Obtained
ay telegram. It is possible that the tag
aud lighter made n bhrboUr sone@' ere be.
tween here and Wooi,heil
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elevated railroads was attended with slight
delays. The greatest delay, however, was
met within street ar travel. Sweepers and
snow plows were brought into use end
the teams were doubled on the cars. Still
there was great difficulty IN getting along
Biockedes occurred By cars becoming de-
rallied. The storm seriously intertered
with the prompt arrivals of regular mails
at the poatohi re in this city. New York
I Central mails due at 6:jj and g. Il. Gr-
rived 1t sis and 9:4j g. n; the Pitts
burg mails due ct 7:+l and 8:4G q. m. did
not get in TIL after noon. The
Erie mails were nearly three hours late.
The Southern mails due at $40 and 7.l5
q. m, came in at 1910 and II o'clock.
Boston mais, via Springfield, were one
hour forty.f7e minutes late, and mail via
Providence, due at 7:ij, did not arrive till
afternoon. a number Of vessels parted
their hawsers and went floating at the
mercy OF the wind and tide. At least two
are missing and have probably hoated out
to sea.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SHOWED UNDER.
PITTSBURG, January 9.-Nearly two feet
OF snow covers all sections otwsstern Penn
sylvania The storm which get in at six
pm last evening wss accompanied by high
winds and lasted continued until a late hour,
when the snow ceased and the wind
subsidized. The mercury has been falling
steadily all day, and at ll:3O o'clock to.
night registered three degrees above zero.
1t is still subsidipg and before morning
it is expected TO reach five degrees below.
The street railway travel was
almost suspended to-day and as pedestrian
ism was difficult and unpleasant, only those
who had business ventured out. Tonight
the theatres we're almos. deserted, but few
people were on the streets. Trains in all
directions are from one to seven hours late
and in one or two instances they have
been abandoned.
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TRADE UNIFORMLY QUIET.
steel Rails Sold at ~ to 81 Lees Than TIL
Fictitious Prices Southern Pig.

steel Rails Sold at - to 81 Lees Than the
Fictitious Prices southern Pig.
New YORK, January Special tele'
grams TO Bradsreels yesterday from lead
ing business centers indicate that at West
ern distributing points gen. raj trade is al,
most uniformly quiet hry goods job5sr:
and commission houses are very hopeful
Stocks at cotton goods mills sre lighter
than at the corresponding period one veal
ago, with one exception. The production o
wooden goods is lighter proportIonately thar
OF cotton. Jobbers have been buying raIEel
Freely OF late. Priu, cloths are higher anC
frmer, and stocks ct Fall River are small
er than at any da'e since lo7g. In raw
wool there have been quite moderate tran
sactions, but the tone of the market II
strong. Holders are Of the opinion tina
an advance is more likely e. the presen
than three months ago inasmuch as man
ufacturers are expected to buy more treel.
before the end Of the month. Stocks ar
reported to be relatively small.
Makers OF pig iron do not see their wa
clear to an advance in prices in the nea
future, and spectators there are not 8
anxious to buy as previously. Souther
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every indication of falling to zero before
morin-. as the cold is Increasing hourly.
The mails this morning from every oirec-
tion were DELAYED several hours and the
heavy downfall of snow PIT stop to the
work on the Capitol terraces. Sleigh
I ing is excellent and Pennsylvania
avenue has been crowded all day with
equipages OF every description.
AT WILMINGTON, y. C.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 9.-The
cold wave reached here at q. m. The
highest velocity of wind WAS twenty miles,
at Smi,hville thirty nine miles, and al Fl
Macon sixty-two miles. The thermometer
here at 4 D. m. registered % degrees above
zero. The fall in the last twenty-lour
hours was q degrees.
AT AUGUSTA.
Augusta, GA, January 9.-The cold
wave struck here last night. 1t is now 10
degrees above zero aud growing cold. The
weather is clear and northwest wind IS
blowing.
THE SITUATION COMPLICATED.
SuEyAypoAH, Pa January ga heavy
snow storm set in here at midnight last
night and still continues, making the stu
alton at Boston Run complicated and dan
gerous. Those who have charge OF the
place report heavy workings Of the sur
face aud great falls during the night.
The dwellings, remain suspended over the
treacheyous breach, but there is no posi-
Bile hope of saving any of them. The fam
lilies, with but few exceptions, have vsca'
I'd and sought shelter in the different
neighboring towps.
LASTED TwENTYFOUR HOURS.
MACON, GA, January AFTER biz
Yard lasting - hours, during which the
mercury went down to u degrees, clear
weather set in and the temperature is now
l6.
DRIVEN on THE ROCKS.
BosToN, January 9-The schooner
Juliet from Ellsworth, Me, was driven on
the rocks near Dercburg last night and the
captain, MAZE and cook were drowned.
THE SgyERESr FOR MANY YEARS.
NEwBvRYroEr, January 9-The sever
est STERN for many years has been raging
the pas. - hours. The schooner George
freeman, Captain Thuvslos, with a crew
OF five men, went ont Of this port yesterday
AID nothing has YET been heard from her.
nEAyrowS CATCHES IT.
B0SToN, January 1.-THE storm that
commenced here last night still continues.
Dming the night the wind attained 70
loc,ly OF forty one miles. Barometer rec
ord is the loves, since 1871 21.s6.
The SOY has seriously intertered with
street co. travel aud railroad trGius are al!
DELAYED
NINE INCHES AT EALTINoRE.
BALTIMORE. Nh, January 9.--The snow
storm which began early last night con.
tinued until ncarly noon to-day, when q
depth ol nine inches had fallen All the
railroads were blocked and trains were
from 10 hours behind time.
Two FEET At CAHMEL. PA.
CARMEL. Pa, January All the col
lerire in the region which had sumed
work after repairing the damages OF the
recent rain storm, were com2elle! again
to suspend to day By the heavy storm which
struck the mining districts. At midnight
the snow is about tTc isct deep Water
is sill flowing rapidly into The colheries,
Al, HANDS LOST.
SrUlNG LAGg, y. j., Janua.y 9.-Ihe
schooner Mary G FAR Of Philadelphia,
from Baltimore for Providence, is ashore
J.
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DIED FROM THE COLD
A TERRIBLE RESULT

OF the RindinE EIIlelrd Three Mon
Killed in a Collision.
WuuIXGroN. DEL, Janusry 9-Last
nights snow storm caused the most serious
block on the railroad tracks here that has
occurred for years, suspendlug travel for
hours. About rs this morning the VII
mington aud Northern train, which leaves
for Reading. Pa, s. : o'clock, colhded
with tss shifting engines that lad been
sent out from the ststion with snow sweep
ers TO clear the track. Bo,h engines were
running rapidly, and the Wilmington
and Northern train was also under
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TI:titiUCE



NJ" ioH,, January '.--fio.r -He'
ceiP's $50 .orT"'s nAI..'' ','-G, o"rfeIs'
9,io2 s%rE., "r,"~. ,Ht ana r'iheF "eAk,
sales 1000 o"rrc.' "hc-,-Oi ehto |eSk
and cIosep nrm; Tecs'P'8 i'IO0 2 .a.t os6
exPoris '","o' 3"s"Fi'' S@.G' -'''"'.oo
oueheis iH,"Fs ....'.' 'I.h" 81, Spot 70 ~,
= sPi'o2 We, o'2'--, .! '' ,- '-Ee9 &c; NO
: REQ 'V!c, 40. . ". '".' ~" 10 Z RE- re"
January -''',. =. '' '.-' " ,'"4c ;r reg
f ra1 "1V-,@',' "' =, -, , m5rC'
3 ., 9 I'o1'A' s.. - AP,!' u S" o!
't3c, clos'hg d. 2'tG' I @Hy ID ~ i &Cg,
closipS al '"c' ".'''G ~, a. closIhs
at We ,o.h-- 7i.%. 30 : - ai%heri ON
erS sieaag arc I.@,..' cEl5nS ai@her' CLOS
log firm; re- e.. '..,'lJ 91sS:is' expert.
O8,9I2 oushr'-. 2.tief ',oiN,"c' o'a'f'5 fI''
ures II UEh f"1. Z ~ sTg', Il vTGCel -
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I as 50. Butter--Quiet but weak. Cheese
STEADY and demand fair. Others IN.
changed
Chicago.
CHICAGO. January The day was one
Of extraordinary duliness on Change, what
little ACTIVITY displayed being confined TO
the wheat pit. Some Vigorous pounding of
that cereal YVES INDUCED in early in SEES.
sion, which caused the Moy option 10 drop
to SIZE; May advanced 10 SSc and closed
st 81 bid. Flour -Q1jc; and unchanged.
| Wheat-DscliDed "a lc. but rallied &c
aud closed !c higher Than yesterday Sales
ranged January Sli@S2ic, closed OF
Sl}c; February 81 s@S2ic, closed at
S2!c; March 81 la &c closed ct S2Sc;
Nay s7!@s Sc. closed q: size; No.
spring Ia Size; No. , spriUg 6g@7Oc.
Corn-Dull but firm, closing shade
higher; cash 81 e; January 36!G36!c:
February S6!@%6!c &c; May 81 4@+Uc, closed
at 39i@39ic Oats-DUll and essy; cash
2sic; January oslo; Februsry isle, May
3li@3ltc, closed a. 81 ,@$l!c, RE
bull; No. , jsc Bariey-Quiet; No.
2, 63664c. Flax Seed-Qaiet bu; firm;
Ne. |, 81 III. Ness Pork-Steady and
unchanged; cash $40 2j@l0 81; January
SO 30; February so 27!@lO35, closed
a. $lO32!@lO So; March $40 37!CIl0 Is.
closed at $40 i2!@lO45; Mag $40 57I@
10 %, closed at $40 62!@l0 Is Lard
Firm; cash 81 07!G.6 10; January
S. 0l!@6 10, closed at s. 7!GG 10; Feb.
ruary ST O7!@6 10; March 81 Is; May
S. 27IG6 80. Boxed Meats Steady;
dry sailed shoulders - SOFAS s.; short
ribs s. 1905 l2!; short clear s. 4G6j IS.
Whisky-Firm a. 81 Ii Sugsrs-Cn-
changed cut loaf 7,@7.c; graduated
lie; standard \ &C Butter--Firmer;
creamery 2j@%lc; dairy lS@2ic. Eggs
AT l9@20c.
CryCIySATI, O., January 9-Ioi:or--
In moderate demand; midaiing sc.
FloG.-Stronger and UNCHANGED Wheat
In good demand aud stronger; No. 2
red 9399lic Corn-Srongc, and high
or; No. mixed 3Sc; No > mixed 37c
Oats-Firm; No. mixed 2ll Rye
Quiet and firm No =, Gle Barley
Steady and unchanged Pork-Quiet az
$40 50. l.srd-Good demand s. O7!@
as OsI. Bulk Msa's-Quic. ard IN
changed. Bacaa--Stcady and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady a. s. 10 BUtt,r-Qnie;
and unchanged. Sugar-Qa:ei and IN
changed. EgEs-llighsr, lSc lh'ese--
Easier, choice cured Oslo tac,crr. pc.
FhiiEd.Iuhln.
PHILADELPHIA, J4npary ?.-FIour--
Steady, but quiet; Wheat-Quiet, but
higher; No , red January SAC aside;
February sstOSs!c; March e?l@s94c,
April 81 G NC; May 93@9&tc Corn
Spot steady and firm; mixed i3@ Isle;
futures quiet; No. = mixed January ~!
449c; February, T. @is1; March, April
aud May i7!@+sc. Os;s-Spot &c.
higher; mixed 3j@i, !c; futures in fair
demand. Eggs-Sieadg; Ohio ard other
western fresh 26c.
toledo.
!cJEyo, j., January .. 60. Whes -
Closed firm; cash S9@9Oc; january soc,
February g0!c bid; NOrch 92ic; May
9IIc bid. Corn-Qu;ct AID .feady; cash
or January &s!c, May io,c. Oats---
Steady and unchanged; cash Zoe; May
BE Glover Seed Finn, cush or Jan
uary IS ~ bid; february - - bid;
March s. % bid. pr,s-cd hogs - -.
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MrNrnis. January "a neon to-day q
skiifnan while bringing Fix Ten from the
Arkansas aide OF the river, 90, cnianeled
amorg some coal b4rees lu-t ab've the
city and cspsized b. tki,i and five o! the
men were drowned They had bee work
ing on the Mcnphia a Lizzie REX Rail
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DYING STOCK.
The Cold Wave Does Great Damage III
Texas.


GALVESTON, TEXAS, January p ne
cold wave extends over vast area and
will result in immense damage TO stock OF
al kinds. Telegraphic communication IS
greatly impeded Ausun reports the lem
perature ten degrees above zero. Hun,
5reds of water pip.s are frozen. AT Loredo
The eI tsmperatare is eight degrees below the
ireezing point At Palestine the mercury
t,pched zero. the coolest weather eXPer
fenced there in forty years Tie vote;
works and street plugs were a.
frozen and cracked. At Corpus ChFiS'
the mercury fell G. degrees in twelve
hours Many ofthese points report great
suffering from intense cold. The here's
5rif. aimiessly about for honrs seekin:
shelter Msny cattle must perish, but it i
vet too early 10 estimate the extent Of IN
| damsge or loss.
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INV ToEE. Jspuary y.--Dry Goo's---
Notwithstanding the srow storm there ha,
been some attention extended by pur
chassrs, bbt rhe business iciloaiDR Eight
through deliveries on ordcrs however nrIe
esles have been received lhr Nrw orH
mills co'tonad's will be advanced pr
cent. and camlels ard checks per cen,
to take effect Monday, January llrf.
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Dreadful incidents and illustrations
of the severe Cold.

WAsuyGrov, D. C., January 90 O.
m-Special weather bulletin. a storm OF
erra. severity is nov central on the Ne"
Jersey coast. The cold wave now extends
from the Mississippi Nali-Y to the South
Atlantic States. I; will steadily advance
over the Middle Atlantic and will reduce
the temperature 10 zero. Severe tros's
will occur SUNDAY mo.niag IL Florida Us
tar south as Tampa bay.
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CHICAGO, Jauuary 9.--Ered New6erry,
ope Of the Newber,y heirs, Vas arrested
here to-day but was afterwards released on
bail He was charged With obtaining
- 500 from the Chicago trust and Savings
Rark On false representatlOGs
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The BLIZZARD
Slightly Abat,d IA Illinois ami sweeping
Elsewhere.

sr,.rt,, .b,t,dtu Illinois ami sweeping
Elsewhere.
Cmc,ao. January . ~ strong Hind IS
blowing throughout Northern Illinois drift.
-, .r,r, LodI, bY, the cold Is not SO
L., r-.,,,l.I was,
'aIeH5t - '4A' VIM
ami northwest. Alto o cIHcA TINS "o'.'DE
the mercury regis. red ten degrees above
no in ,b;s citv. and has a.lr, risen G.7m
-, r,r-ds,,.et
'"''7 " ' ...l.........,..,,. l,-.
DRAMA Is tsgo''e" l",,'.'
zero aul c.ea-. It's slil o'o"'H- "''" IL
oor,rsl Io.,s with tae thermOm-..c regis
,...u.-..,-,, 5.,.ars 5aroz -aro NJ,
'e''"- "e"'1 1850, .. .;.r,
Dvs MONIES. D. f'."' Is q ~ o." 90. ,'7.
cen 4 gees below. The em 'ArE' o." ran
70 a ,r-vel ia central Iowa has no. ye..
ben raisel. Taa RAILROADS have ceased
ssI.in. ,.-as.s 10 Omaha, All uv.ss5 ie'
sirua'icu improves durIuc 'hn d'y' ~"
through trains err expected to Leave 'oF
he se,t tonight n" love, "'.l' T..
ported ny the N'gHa' o''''' '"'7 E ,,...1'
~ la, ;n N.ri'o1.
,,-" -, tI1rmam.,e. ra,.s.ar.i
''''' - ,'> ,...,,
D. "a''''".' ...'.' ",I
W'rnipei IS g-o2'ed al J + o.i2%. ~.
/ The receipts OF live sock " 'E,es !"rcS
nore his morning "es" "s' ~. ~ W.: rs.
OF ';r' an; ~, - a.. - H..
N'%N"N5t n.'1 ID -, 80, fro,o Cau~c,I
Ton I., h'' - 10 .rb ne" AMI ,h,sa trains
n..."S t en-, 80" - ' ~, ,-.,,o,
are "'. =, p, -. ~ "a. r,rms, road
La - -'' 49,, ors,..r xii. s.p-.
W. D. BY , ,fa eas.s-. .~.in M The Fox,
n - WIS "a ,T JI,,so:, ,r,., u, me nlr
N"L hS. ~ aL 80 -, torr I.c q, h.
IL ",on |e'I 49, I -, ~. g,-a..- r., ir..,rq
"'.1 l' " ~ .oN ln, tho L,,- Saor,
Sere :" 'N'7' ..,-r, 49, mn. inter
,o'S, Cam ~. '''' ~" V,r,5 yss.c-, rn.
'rTr1 Win ~" 80. IS yo--hall
erals report ,L y - t..irbt t,s;rs IN al
town ali soA",V"s'' -, ,,,:,a;, a "a
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THE STORM AT NEW YORK.

Travel Blockaded In the City-Nesseis
Blown Out to Sea.
NEw YoRS, January 9.-The snow storm
which ragged last night with undated fury
still continued during the day. tbs &C,
companied by high wind which caused
drifts in sheltered places. Travel on the
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NEW YORK, January 9. The total i'm
ports of merchandise at this port during
The past week we're valued al S66i, I6', ex'
! elusive Of dry goods.
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pig iron is ill comipg .ovwaEd Therr
have been No Imports 0. Scotch pig during
lie week. Steel Ea.!g have been sold a
from one TO two dollars per ton, wbici
sufficiently comments On the lately pub
l:5hei interviews with prominent steel anc
iron makers as TO the condition OF the mar
ket
Petroleum Is somewhat lower in price
owing TO 4 new we'll having threatened L
increase the available oil territory. The
statistical position Of the produc: contin
ues as heretofore, IN favor OF the bulls.
The movement Ct grocery staples il
smaller than a; the corresponding time
last year. Dairy products are in slow de
maud.
Wheat is somewhat frmer after the
break recently sustained. The heavy
English stocks, added to the quantity OF
wheat and flour on passage for the United
Kingdom, and &c the large visible supplies
in the United States and Canada, show by
far the heaviest available bresdstufs
stocks in sight ever reported. This is more
that enough TO account for the heayiness
OF the market Indian corn and oats are
relatively quite firm. Exports of wheat
have been made more freely, owing to the
break ia prices Hog products have been
higher and frmer The foreign demand
is somewhat better, aud the falling away
in the supply OF hogs contributes 10 the
strength noted
Anthracite coal is inclined 10 be demon
allied Prices are Of, and the demand
light. The uncertainty o. TO mining ar
rAn9ements for the ensuing quarter, coz
s,tutes q source Of uncertainty.
There were 300 failures in business in
the United States reported 10 Brsdstreets
during the week, against 297 in the pre-
vi3us week, rs in the corresponding week
Of l~Sj, 3Ij in 1884, and 342 in l~e3.
New Corporations.
4 certificate OF incorporation has been
Issued to the Coalraine Coal and Lumber
Company for the purpose OF mining, ship
ping coal, iron and other minerals and
metgls, &c, and cutting and shipping lum.
Ter, carrying on the mercantile business,
&c. IAe principal office of which corpor
alton il TO be in Charleston, Kanawha
county, Yves: Virginia. The charter 10
expire on the Grst day of December, 1888,
a.d t1c the purpose Of forming said cor.
pocaion the sum OF $4,000 has been sub.
seriood and 81 eco paid il with the privi
IeEe Of increasing the same to 100000.
The capital IS divided into shares Of $40
each and is held as follows: j. W. Hum
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Stood

ra.sa.,e who remembers Il. But
... r..r .-~SI. / contracted blood
.r rsyanuah. Iva, st the time,
..... there I0r treatment iHut-
.. heIwa'ism 40 the same time.
..E.- the treatment there, nor
% tine Usu means. have
.......- O. ~xitt.s spec nc ami an
..Er.ye the poison out through
DAS LBAHY.
Nu-. =, 1855.
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Cotton.


NEw YORK, January ?---Cur-oy-
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