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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING,
RAILROADS.


uUUpsON RIVER RAILRoA D. NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS
III proposals viii be received by the cir cr the Hud
son River Company their oce 81 wall street, until
the for the grsoog and soarJ that
rm.iI TO Section S. north Of the tunne The work
Of june 1879 according TO TIE
psr specifics that will DO submitted a. the oe oil the
the monthly estimate
Mil BE u Tho contract Completed as
security performance transfer Of contract will be rsoos
nized The patty contracting Will be required TO
take drill said on aud pa. for tho css eoprs
ard he LAYING track laid for the OF said work,
NJ n fair valuation, to no determined in such msnncr
aste chief engineer Of said company decide The full
TO be written the tame. Contract TO be- entred
into i'm Of proposition. Tbs duc
tors 10 them selves accept reject proposals
that may be offered consider the the con-
narv toycaure Office hudson River tar ad Company,
New York 18th Dec lsiS JOHN JERvIs hief EogneeI
Anew YORK AND HARLEM aAILHOsD COMPANY
IN The frat dividend tie precred stock OF the New York
ma Harlem Railroad Company rate OF eight oentu
mar anpum will paid office Of the Company NO Hang
r sr,st on and alter the I'd Of January next ThdJas
g. Rohs Of the ptefered stocs be closed from the h day
OF December the day Of January next Sotn elusive
rnrA nocan La 1919
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~ RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE BROADWAY Ia.
~ bernace-On saturday Evening" Dec 80 for the Benefit Of
the gepem OF the Orchestra Of the late Park Theatre who
only lost all their nstument but their ,tons for
suing Winter by that destructive fire. The following eminent
artists have the kindest offered their
uohnstoc NJ Rossi orsi Mr. Bnke Mr. Laborde. Mr. Novs
Here Mr. Tmm. Mr. Charles Hohnstsck. The Orchestra will
consist OF the Italian Opera Band the late Park Theatre
AZ the greater p,r Of the Philharmonic Orchesra-MAKING
Above 100 PERFORMERS. :
TIE whole under the direction Of Max Maretzek.
PRoGRAmME-Part l.
2. Fantasia Briiliante-"Hommape n Rubni"-solo
Violin with full Orchestra Accomplishments exc.
cuted by Joseph Burke. ..,..... Artot
B. Dro Don Giovanni by Sgnor and Sgnora Ross.
g. 1r"ne to Amerca.Nccturai and Polka de Con. A0"r'
csrt-executed by Herr ........ ....... II. Herr
8. Duo from Les Ruguenots"-by Mad. and MI. In
g. New Overture. first time by full Orchestra Loder
Part II.
l. Grand Fantansie on themes OF Lucresa Borga, for
full orchestra, with Solos and VAR tons from
bone (.igx Dagnl Flute (Mr Kyle.) violoncello
lSsr Torriani) TrumIet (Ierr Wind.) Coriolet
Ncturnc for III. violcnceil3.by Tori
Aria from "fre au. 6iercs by Madame L.Soide An''
with violin solo obligao by Herr Snrever. Herold
4. Duo ConcertaLt on themes from la Som bula''
for piano and violin, by Mad'le Adele and Mr..
Charles Bchnstock Uohnstock
Duo "semira@de" By Madame Ros.i Cor; and
JUBILEE overturs, full rciesir. S %sSsr
Com ucors, Max Maretzek and Loder Mr.
preside at the piano.
Tcke 81 be had the principal stores
and at the door the evening OF the Concert Door
6h o'clock. Concert to commence at precisely.
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MUSICAL.

CREE CONCERT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY AT s JOHN
street as ARCHY bound out but not to California hav
ing large but small family provide for therefore,
respectfully invites his old patrons and friends visit his old
stand before they make purchases for New Gifts
and to forget his little warbers Fathers brothers and
lovers don't forget to visit ARCHYS ouo
81 ties Mt 8 John street.
M USIC BOXES. MELODE0NS AND ACCORDEON3-THE
l subscriber manufacturer and Musical Instr
ment hos for sale largo assortment Of Aecoreon Meodeon
and 1usioal Boxes, and all kinds Of Musical Ia
EDWARD BAACk,
81 Fulton street, of Gold street.
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-To TnE MARRIED
WI those contemplating marragThe Married Womans
Private Medas Companion BY DR. Maureeau Sixth cdi
ton Price g. This with astounding
$4,000 oopies having area been disposed o Every female Il
getting copy whether married unmarried although II Is
tended especially married disos
which should be known to them particularly Bee
discover the and the most efficient
Broadway; at the publishing oo 29 Liberty street. New York;
T. r. Peterson, No. IS Chesp1t street. Phadephis Little
Co. Albany w. Davis Boston On the receipt of ST. oopy
will be transmitted By mail tree Of postage to all Of the
United States All letters DO addressed pad to Dr
A. NJ MAURICEAU, hox liza New York atty Office 10 heey
atreek
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70 1hs Ner VIZ Eoitca of N.Sic;ns and Phsrscy ~

~ to the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
be consulted all private deasee Primary secondary
Syphilis Gonorrh@a elect Seminal Weakness Structure, &o
at his Office, No. 10 Park place from A. NJ to Dr.
will not deceive his patients by promising cure In
days but trusts from long prsooe and study In ,hose
pains he will applying bin the dreadful
consequences attending Improper treatment inudcous
mercury Patients residing in the country not wishing
10 make application have all medicine
and advice forwarded them by addressing DR. Richardson
Park place. and enclosing Si0 In all such viii b
guaranteed
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The decrease In up freights has been 4 per cent -
Increase in down freighs lol per cent Decrease in
through passengers, 10A per cent. Decrease in way
passengers "a per cent Increase In total nings,
a4H per cent.
The current expenditures Of the road during the
past year have been little than fifty per cent of
fhe uross earnings
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DR COOPER, "a DUANE STREET. BETWEEN cHATHA

nR COOPER IA DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CHATHAM
- and william streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
moot extensive practice IN private diseases He cure the
most OF this disease and mild cured In
two I've days sieureDr Cooper the wors. form
OF structures in from to two weeks Constitutional debility
brought BY secret habit indugcd In BY young men, IA
when too freely INDUCED in heeeN dyspepsia weaknecs OF the
lin and small Of the back confusion OF the intellect and aver
don TO society warranted In evsry css % no ohafsA
Nomercury used
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, I6lS

| WASHINGTON, Dec n, l0l8.
Mr.. Grsely-Hs Eroess If Mileage Statement-
The Excitement Occasioned.
This morning. before the meeting of the House.
members were discussing, in the post Office, the
merits OF Mr. Greeley's statement IN the TIihsaS,
charging that excuses of mileage had been receiv-
ed by honorable members; and at the very first op-
porlunity, Mr.. Sawyer took no The cudg-Is in tho
House In hJs own defence. He was followed BIZ
others, Mr. Turner among them, who bore down
hard on Mr. Greeley. AS soon as the article was
advertedto, rush was made TOR the periodical
stand leading to the Hail. and all the copies of the
Tribune of the I'D INST. instantly purchased. Two
hundred could have been solo If they had been on
hand. BY three o'clock not copy was to be found
In any of the periodical agencies, and the file
papers from the reading rooms even were abstract
ed. The paper, as wei as the editor, had fno
run here for one snowy day at least But as your
reporter has doubt IS furnished you with an ac-
count of the doing will not speak further upon
the subject, further than to say that the country 10
indebted to Mr.. Greeley Tor having Changed, tenn
poranly, the abolition current, which had set in
this direction, threatening to inundate this poor
little, much talked about District, and washing out
the black specs of slavery. Now that the editor of
the Tribune has commenced the fun, we hope he
will continue to enliven MS
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING TaK DAY AND
~ evening. at his Office No. Am street. (now l3)
those difficult and Of delicate diseases
haed the s Of physicians Of less exJer His
Copsvis Cpbebs 20 be had HE store front. Private
entrance through the entry to tho Office door.
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DR RALPH AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise no. ~ Greenwich sreet-ofce hourss to IL A.
M NJ tsundsy excepted Those who apply In the early
attending their 1t chiefly however thoe who have sui
ered Of people, who properly appreciate
his structure from It's first ncpent to is more
advanced and distressing stages from Advantages
very prsccel he Afford rapid. and
which, he has ground fof stating b obtained
from o other source In America
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HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

NEW YEAR, PRESENTS A. WOOD
WORTH 1926 broadway opposite the theatre, by
for asn he %
the s ns ana
agents in PARIS who Tor upwards Of thirty have been
inside for cash. The comprises 81, work
napier sSSn
desks saT s. b ss
rich fans. 60, &c.
r. ARDS FOR NEW YEAR CALLS "A VISITING CARD
- Plate, elegantly engraved Pack Of Cards ne,tly
with %aa:n *o Sn Sa
meat ne. and suitable lady or eman New Years
vsLENTiNE EssraSer and Printer Us BrSadws AZ
ELOwERs FOR THE noLIpAYs-rnE SUBSCRIBER
extensive additions to his Of Towering plants
enable him to execute in superior style all orders for bouquets
which he be favored T'f broadway
CoR THE HOLIDAY observation-disclosures LIQUORS,
& mHt &C. rse , Of .s0u;
n high rass Pale and Geld shsIriss rich old sOutAsds asds
Heidssi, sverite ch.mpssnes M.ras.hno Cur
prpuy Co. bIandie dIaaght and IN bose Scotch and
Massa Gsapes in clusters Pruns in
Figs Rai,ns Almonds Scmost Of which will be sold
p' ne ey than for 's sp anS dzsTs g
S2S Bowery. cor. Bond street. New York
LIME JEwKLRY-THosE WISHING TO SELECT PRE-
m.nuiscory No Is John street where the bsst quality Of
articles moderate limitations
sold at this estabhment Open until o'clock p H.,
during the Holiday week.
CROCKEsY FOR HOLIDA rs, AT Is JAMES SLIP, NEAR
~ souh at wholesale prices Tumbisrs vino glasres le-
onade cry preserve and fruit stands salts casors
plates, tureens pitchers, tea SETS toy castors, &C.
TINE NEW YEARS TABLE-OLD JAVA COFFEE OF
finest favor atl2 best quality young hyson Tea
IS Oolong 50 centsust the article for the New
he had small quantities ut the Tenn
prance Stores Of j. o. Fow 2O and 4S Greenwich and rs
Vescy street. Also. Almonds Rasns Grapes 30.
DICKLED OYSTERS FOR TIL HOLIDAYS-A.& Z. DOR
Lam sfo this method Of informing the public that they
have made the most extensive for the approaching
fve Every variety Oy of the best quality
reasonable may be procured At their establish
ment Fulton Market will be sent to part Of tho city.
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II EMP5 LYCEUN, LATE FRANKLIN THEATRE. CHAT.
T. ham square, has AIDE hit papabe HIT the production
Of Christmas pantomme in which Mr. Kemp himself ap
together with his wonderful ascension the inclined plane
entitled tie Task of Atlas with the great Globe The Infant
Vestris will a. appear and sixty I'm ninety ye
and together with the Great Serenadrs who will
the audience in contl ued laugher Also Miss Oded
grand principal dancer The characters the
the following by the Infant vestri Harlequin
Mr. Conoyer Columbne Miss Od6ed Pan taoon Gardener
Clown, Mr. w. H. Kemp AdmssonFamily circle, rs
parquete l2 pit Doors open half past
half precisely Open evening during the
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INFLUENZA, C0UoHA COLDS, RHEUMATISM, 40
Persons who with either Of the above complaints
obtain mmsdat, certain By ~ Of Mn
CAROLS Medioaed vapor ard Sulphur Bath - grcsdYay
Tsrs Bsthe have BEN 10 or.oa since ls end have sssa
~ r = fatf
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@a@sa - -
sPORTING.


EOx CHASE AT MORRISIANIA.-THE PROPRIETOR Oh
the Flag Of the Union HOTEL few rods beyond Harlem bridge
intends ett loose on Saurday afternoon Both instant at
O'clock fine large fox bail hound dogs and Others
shall be allowed to enter.
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ZOOLO1ICAL BALL, IS AND 81 goWERY.-TuIS MAG
a nihcent bahnent daily from till ANA
elegance and tbecoleeton of living Beasts and Birds
the and perfect America. performance Civ
exhibition, including the Feato OF trained Elephants
Ponies and Monhies Mr. Brooks enters den OF Lions II
Admission rs cents children under nine half price Soc
sontiokets So. VAN AABURGH co. Prepretors.
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THE ATHALIAN MINSTRELS WILL CONTINUE THEIR
nmitabe performances the entire satisfaction their
and the public until further notice. Hall No. AGO Grand
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making out hard case against the repre- nta-
tlves OF the people, and the dignity TO say nothing
OF the honesty, OF the House, or the score OF
m,lrages.
The publication challenged an investig alton.
There was no escape from It, Horace must be
tIed before his peers. And here we have another
proof that the guilty cannot hope to escape pualsh-
ment Horace had been guilty in that ga sse nger
transaction of an outrage upon peaceable man.
who had right 10 the protection of the House IN
discussing sausages or any other question. Mr..
Sawyer blded his time, knowing that in the ar
rangements OF an lnscrutable Providence the dav
OF reck onlDg must come.
II came to-day. Horace was the prisoner and
the victim Of the sassrngers was the vlctlmiser
The engers had recoled they had recupe rated.
and they HIT lick back. The triumph OF Sa wyer
was perfect. He delivered over the pris ,ner to the
House, satisfied viii. his revenge. The CLEAN of
satisfaction upon the face of the peace ,ble man
from Ohio when he saw his faxen-haired enemy
surrounded 10y the ordeal of an -x animation, was
beautiful, IT visions of pans full OF sa .sengers
swimming In hogs lard, were floating before his
Imagination.
But seriously, the perquisites OF meages, evad-
ed put of, and concealed so long, is out, and
Amendment must follow. The Senate of course.
are too dignified to be In any hurry to notice so
small business But the bill will come over from
the House, and the shortest post route can no longer
be evaded
Tomorrow we may have, by way ofa change, a
| touch OF abolltoni SIN. We shall not do much this
| session. but the materials of both, houses are in
good condition for an explosion upon the sig CHEST
niger provocaton Touch that subject, and there
is a row.
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AUCTIONS.

AMES COZ & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORECLO
tui sale Of houses Degraw street. Columbia
Y o'clock, k At the franklin House, Fulton Ferry Brooklyn
tho Twelve neat brick cottages the north side Of Dessw
sonely cottage style door yards iron
,args and balconies The houes within three mnutes
and great capitalists and Of moderate
mea 0 may remain on bond and mortgage each house,
ifoesiIed.
THOMAS BELL, AUcTIoNEER.-A N. CRIsrALER WILL
sell this day. Friday 3D. at 10 clock at 81 st
the whole and retail Fur ore oon
o h sau other saps n ia.
oher articles IN the line Sale positive.
n W. PINE, AUCTIONEER-UsE FUL AND ORNMEN-
" tai Presents for New Yearvan Antwerp Pine soil
weather assortment Of Psror and Chamber Furntsre
sy Lazy Pa Chair. for ladies' and Ssnsmss scshas
Chairs great Variety to match Ladies Work Tab Bureaus
qprer
LJOMER MORGAN, AUCTIONEE No. 1 PINE STREET
Eiegant Household Furniture Physicians Carriage
Fourth st between Avenues and DFraay, Dec % 10 o.
clock will be od ut auction plete and extensive
Seuei epus Tho has been But iste used and
prime order Also rhymosns Carase office Furniture &c
Catalogues the day before the sale. at No Pine st
A UCTIoN NoTICE-LARGE SALE OF ALL DEsCRIP
"A ons goods This day lO1l o'clock church.
William and Frankfort suitable for seaoo
r silver and plated toys, furniture piano ortc ~
faLcy articles, 30. TBOS Bs,L, Auotioreer.
,VHEoDORE AALLABY, AUCTIoNEER-NEw AND
He Cabinet Furniture Louis XIV aud XIV styies-On
saturday, sth Dec At IL O'clock at No o. Besm.n street cor
the whole Of which viii be ted Of
wood mahogany and black walnut Catalogues ready
and the pubic are invited examine this superb stock
RYLEwIs& MoRyIxosE, srosG lsz CHATHAM ST.
ID Pawnbrokers Sale THIS Day.-Frday Dec 49, at 10 o'clock
slsge collection OF deemed pledges viz 10 and
"ess coats leO pants aud vest ladies silk dresses shsv
as Blankets quilts Sheets &C. BY order Of A Goodman 81
Centre street
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Alta MEETING OF THE ARTIFICIAL RANGERS HELD
IA at No IL street. cir fr their Second
Annual Target Excursion the following resolutions
mously adop,ed:-
Company be rendered to Miss
Love Peppers for the beautiful which
trimmed for second Annual on to the following
ladies' for the weahs presented the OCCASION
Miss Peppers Miss Mott Mrs Blake Mise Miss Sparks
Mrs Garrett Miss Cute Mrs Mangun Miss Huc nson
Collins Miss aell Miss Taylor aud Miss Whesler.
Resolved That the proprietor Of the Aano Hotel doboen
merits grateful aowlec gements his beraty fur
nishng the gratutous Of his house and ground
also for his gentlemany treatment viii there.
nso Resolved That return SINGER INKS to Mr. Cham
bersn Of the oudson River Hotel Robinson street for the
c.en dinner provided for and that warmly
his and table to Company in the city requiring
being satisfied from his of
give them perfect satisfaction.
JOHN Il. BLAKE, Charm,n.
JAMES M. BAYLES Secretary pro- tenn
Alta MEETING OF rBE INDEPENDENT FULTON
IA Blues, II unanimously resolved the
presented in the following lnes:-
Lady, We thank thee, and all,
From Captain down t. guide boy small;
Truth IN our hearts-love in our breath;
We & ank thee lady, for the wreath
Thy han as hath wrought. thy heart hat chose
To present to the |. r. Blues.
Resolved That thanks thoss
the nceme Of the weather.
M who were gentlemen enough answer polite in
vitation,
Herald. JAMES MoDOSALD. President
New York Dec o. JAMES HAYES. secr tary.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Gas LIGHT COMPANY
" Dec 20 l84The Annual Election Thirteen
this will be held at this Office No 76
hopdsy the sh day Of January next between the hour Of
'' 0'' 'n0 A''' 'n' '''''0n Secretary
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CTOPPANI BALL, 9s BROADWAY, CORNER OF
- " alker street, will open Monday next New Years
Day with Whites New Band Of Sernadcrs and Opersc Vo
casts ten number consisting Of tho most talented
Ethiopian Operac Sns.r In Amerioano exceptions The
whole the direction of Mr. Nelson Kneass celebrated
Pianist, and uitsrist
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES AND sToRES-CHEAP. PORTA.
~ bic and durable, manufacture by

Tim ROOFING FOR CALIFoRNIA.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
now prepared to all orders roofing
to the above They be packed that freight
be rfe. Instructions ard model will ace npny each
roof so that inexperienced hand building OF
square feet in from one 70 two days Orders
tends leaving in few days for the above place
ALREADY completed for that market he O. w.
Trembleys Mandatory. 1876 ChrJ site street, New YORK.
CALIFORNIA.-U s. RIFLES WELL ADAPTED FOR
~ that country Also Aliens patent barrel self
ing Pistols for ssls sinpy by
Il. T. COOPER, i7s Broadway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF The LATEST PUBLICA
~ superior and secondhand For
sale lowt BY D. RGGERT SOW, 2'9 Pearl street.
CNXPENsEs OF LIVING IN CALIFORNIA PRICE or
II board by best inorma ion SIS to $50 week. Price at
canIhe 40 lbs Of Wells Miller rovosts p, eerved Fresh
Meats which will Slt0 400 lbs Bread and which
costs $50 Pickles and Luxures IS freight 10 barrels
$25Tota $3.50 This kes s0 lbs food "a lbs day for
year certainly sufficient with evsr The
iscs Of lbs eac without BONE retain perfectly their natural
flavor and nurcous qualities for Fl years They be
7eyed in bags tho backs Of null the and
Of the country They render the cooks boarding
house keepers &c. unnecessary to the gold digger II dfcult
convey without wagons barrel pork
there Sailed provisions stand hot innate
without being liable leakage &c. Aners Of provisions
constantly kept open Office and emgrants call and
themselves the kind OF board they 50
warranted to keep Warehouse .or Pickles &c. 27 Front
CALiFokNIA-DoUBLE GUNS WITH ONE BARREL
~ Rfed, and variety Of and secondhand fire Arms
at wALLERS Gun Stoc and Shooting Gallery 40 feet
lopg Broadway Trials be had before purchasing aud
parties practice with their Guns &c. bought
taken In exchange.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


o. 0FO. F.-THE X. W. GRAND LODGE Of THE ST AT
Of New York will hold special this Grad
hoom. National Hail. Canal street. Tbs Eve ding at TX o'clock
for the purpose receiving and acting applications
ms OF Lodges aud port Of special mmttosa
By crder BENZ J. PENTZ Or. Sec'y
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~ IRAN DOLEs, SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS TEA TR AVS
N &c-A fresh stock Of gilt anA bronze oirsodoes Anel
Csndeabrss and Solar Tampa Of various patterns also Hall
JbVN v0pr,~
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CLOTHING.
(NLOAKS-CLOAKS-SELLING OFF AT GREAT SACRI.
~ largest stock best assortment the fash
onabe Ladies' aud Misses Cloak offered N thus city will
sold of without before the first OF the New
the subscriber offers such great bargains he respect
fully every lady who needs oh to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere . e. WAMSLEY.
oerner Of Catherine street and Eas. Broadway
r AIDES CLOAKs CLoAk5l-sEILING OFF BELOW
IL cost The has stock hand and be
sold few week Of CHI goods and richly tri mined Of AXIS
found and respectfully invites the ladies TO call aud
anime Remember j. ID. HAWKING 36 3rsnd
between Orchard and Ludlow street, New York 4. s-Coak
made toorder.
CAsT OFF CLoT8ING AND FURNITURE-LADIEs AND
" Gentlemen huous eecsto dispose Of wearing
apparel can obtain prize for the ZANE BY sending foi
the subscriber through the Post Office otherwise who will
attend their residence Ladies' Mrs venyn
LEvENSTYN 466 Broadway, stairs
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IOt6l.- .pAoo,fVV VI
In dition to this, there have been expended for
work the road not properly chsrgeabls TO current
expense about 800 49, and for railroad iron $40 600
sufficient quantity of IRON has Ssen i'm ported to
lay ten miles of the road The running property OF
the company is steadily increasing and 1t is the in
tention Of the to relay the whole line with
the heavy rail- early practicable consistent with
Ia NM softb
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So OBI 100 3,222 2S9
The increased movement within such short PERIOD
Is accounted for by the additional amount Of public
securities reported hand in the last returns the
large amount due other banks the large expenditures
on account Of the railroad the expansion In the crou
lston, and the OF railroad earnings. The DIS
counts have fallen of largely, and the specie hand
slightly diminished. The rao Dad property is the basis
of security for the obligations Of the mpsny In its
banking operations and the returns exhibit the most
sstisfactory results.
The Auditor Of the State Of Indsus in his report q
to the public finances gives the annexed Of
the &c. of the Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad from its up to July 3lst 1SiS
MADISON AND INpIANAPoLIs RAILROAD.
The whole amount expend ed on this work
prior to Nov. l, 1845 was. 81 64 ,603 e5
Since that period no expenditure has
been made by the State.
The total amount received on account Of
this work to Dot 81, lS47, including the
stock set apart for rents and dividends,
was. oOOoZ Do
Excess of expenditures receipts. 558670 so
Amount received in stock during
the last fiscal year. $3.50. .$2,132 o.
Amount to the credit Of the State
in money, for August dividend. ,l27 90 3,25s "a