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SECOND DISPATCH

MONTGOMERY Ala saturday, Aug II
The Alabama JODrnai saws that Aston WINE
elected in the Let Mobile District by about 300 major
Nv billiard (Whig) in the I'D by shout 800 majority
The other hve Districts Opposition as before. The
Nhiks have carried the state senate by one majority
and Inc Loco. Focos the House by four majority
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The Cholera al RosIon.

BosroN, Wednesday, Aug Is
There have been reported sioce Yesterday
deaths from Cholera. Of whom were Americans and
t.r
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
goard Of Health.

Board Of Health. WroNEsoAY, Aug -
n, GyzA the Resident Physician reports e neT
Of Cholera and 81 deaths, ss having occurred since
.eoor: Of yesterdsy returned in he following order
Ile-a.rinz il
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CnAnIrsroN. sunday. Al

In Jackson and Cherokee counties Bowdoi
Loco for Congress has a majority over bradior'
lWhic) OF 100
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1crplloo. san Blas San DieSo ho'styey
san FraAeSoo . H-sh P,ic1 Of Real Esa'e
Prosyeds Of AiliAS .... Coa = LH0ddtHS y"
..s Conpara,fre AfeaHfases q SaH Franci',o md
Bssecis.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
s4x FEAScIsco. June De- i-40
lana. as, a. tue cad Of ny r0ute-snd really
tisa wonderful town-this same Yeroa Baera--
We arrived here on the 18Th inst. after delight
fl passage from Panama OF ~ dsys-ina, g. .
DAYS aad some hoars RAINING tine.
Coming up We stopped a. Acapulco ior lev
hyurs. snd more beaut..a. hsroJr does not exi's.
We next touched AZ San Bias where se re-
named days . Goa ard water The place Is
.9w and sckly and q entirely deserted a. certs 2
season, OF the year b. tie inhabitants % avoid .ns
periodical sickness Oar next rest vas a. san
D ego. where vs landed some Of Col WeLers
party, and here We saw another looie n4foJf Anc
sssin r-eatered the United states. After leaving
saa D ego we coastei through group Of ISLANDS
called the santa Barbara Canal, and soon stter
leaving them came into the rosdstead OF Monterey
Toa toxn ate q the mos. beautiful ! have seen,
bat there q 20 protecting narboE
The morning ate, leaving Monterey We entered
the golden gate" which is the very appropriate
name 70 TIE entrance Of this Bay and you may de-
oead upon il al hands were on deck bright and
early.
Everything reminded ne ofNsw -York-the en-
trance .nsoazh the Na-roTs, aad tie .ong string
ofsaipping surprised and delighted re.
Tne,e are az least 60 large vessels here al pres
enS AID three only have arrived via Cape Horn
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LETTERS FROM ;. ; OSGOOD

TFo ei;ers .ro.n 81 Ossoot appeared "a HI ln..ae
oil. 5-4 ser yesterday morning s.act Vita .hs .i--
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~ Water ture.-Df. AGexIss Oraase hOgsssis
Wslsr Cure ests5 Isasebt, al sO1th Orange y Be0~
open for ths reception " patients TIE ssADsnmsrt 80
u be most desirable ocauO1s Tor he prsrccs oi -
Wat-r Cure and 10 hrsc up in . very ssg~tos HssrsI
asvlns Dnysle o.tts sttAched the psusoD rooms
o1e,orx A IA nd tP M ds.ly rss<hnx sosh orsnSc
Ia ons hour Letlsrs Cor circulars addresses 70 "
AEgxEH. . above. Ot' 49,
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NV MUHC.-We have Iust received rom w
Hal son, 80 Broadway, the trsI Of series Of Insh
Melodies arranged With ntroductions and variations.
BY W Vincent Wallace. The one before Us, the beau
.iigl and touching air On leaye 10 my sorrow
set IN major IL accompanied BY some very pleasing
and harmonious variations, and We have doubt but
Wallace vii DO justice D. those airs which 10 come
-" % where zlory watts thee The Bsrds Legacy.
Loves Young Dream and others equally beautiful
We have also received The Moonlight Of the Heart
graceful and Sowing melody IN natural MAJOR, By
Il -rakosch O. words 5y Mrs Abby The RomaDesca
sni Nos 4ito PoSss the frst Of which, BY 6 Grub.
aas some sweet pa.sases. and DodTorths Qgiekstep
for the DiAzent Hose Company
r. We have received from the Publisher.
Firth. Poae & CO. somebody Coming bat 2 not
.sl Who pleasing song - J c. Andrews, and :
couple II popular negro melodies arranged BY
Foster and White
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kESIUcxY.-Emsncip4t Is badly beaten 90
Kentucky. but it IS a great deal 70 have made .


Beatty ..-..l Oll Preston .----..-- Pm
Faldr Co. Brcknrdge 737 Dudley .......-.. sst
Lexington Shy 4o5 Wiekiiiic .-.-...-. 'Jl
Moou e.. Jas Taylor 36l MooreCFrce Iom) ~
IOmlineOn ....-.- -.
LOUISVILLE Congress and Leg,sioture.
Con4yess-H Marshall, ~ .2l72. \ Love, L-.-l,-o}
LegisidfiUe.
VIZ E1,nei9a,s1 L0eoFoeo
stewar, 1910 Turstan 1912 Harrison. j 80,
Crsig..... -g6 Baird .....l3G7 Tompert. l.lti
Kave. ..... s45 Cross. l,O9I Dsnlel.....l,at
Average W. vote, lOl4 Emsnc. do. l225 L.F.liil
Tie Congress vote shows which psriycast near
s. all the votes i5r Emancipation. Two Loco-F
COS aud one Wing Emancipsiionist are elected 70
the Legislature
All through the State, the Slavery question ha'
shattered the Wing party. and strengthened 'he
Loco Foco Thus Ma John P Gaines IS run or'
Of Congress by Pro Slavery Wing votes given 60
r. II. Stanton, who is elected sss votes unofficial
Gaines loses that number by the Slavery question
in the single County Of Mason
Houston is beaten the same way by Mason "a
the next uXlh) District, if beaten at all, as re-
ported though his majority must be small. Thus
Aylett Buckner Is defeated IN the far stronge'
Wing lVtn District, simply aud VIGOROUSLY by
Slavery. There are great reioioings, Of courst'
among the Free Democracy Of Vermont, Ws
asin, Sc
TEs>EssEL.-Farther advices today render
probable that Col joins H. SAVAGE is elected O.
Congress ia the lVth Mountain District, instea1
OF Samuel Torncy. Both are Loco Focos. Savaee
was the more Progressive OF the two-that Il,
he goes for the Annexation OF Cuba, Canada, ct
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~ Liquid Hair Dye ns.o ."ss - s % eS =. s.s s
- =, . srr,,eIy f,s unpleasant odof, AM can y
Washed win tss sSonsss. soap innsals.sy .pp.sa
tosI, VIZ Tsctory. Waist myi9 A1An3Ss
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my - FOWL ER WELLS, PgbGshsrs
Clinton Hal, 10 ss1 ISL sssssss
Tai. such wors a. every Cnriscsn snd ph A. .hro-
Al VII 1slglt - fesd AHA etlsfp
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~ All Work. on Bydropsfbyf or Wa

Care, ~ .s.s ~ Fo~Lsn = WILL" CAn'0a hA'' -
1nd Isl sussQ-sL Nes foft cry
g-Tbs W.,er.Cgre Joorns Tor AgS1g 70 sov
ready Prcs 10 ca, Of sysu ~le usp
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LAY LARGE PAPER FOR ThE COUNTRY, - D.
W - sosi,t41 loyniao ne low price o. - per
80 h. sevsrce = ght copies Tor go. or twenty cDp-1f
90 spd me paper 10 10 case continued DeJpi' ne "-s
H"1''' GREELEY HcELHATH. Publishers
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Lvou,s MAGNETIC Powders for ths tssuue
uor o. bedo1x eociroachss AID a. otesr inseen ris
for the destruction Of rss snd nice without pc.soe-s
20 Broadway. uuAn
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NoRrH-CAKoLINA.-The Washington Union
comedies stanlys election by 81 majority
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GENERAL NOTICES.
* Ysw!sr. 4 WsII: IA.::sI &c Z: I e.,

- California rsb-u . rise n'nfsG Company
OF Newly srk.-This company 10 no~ ossnAsnt
IS Merchants Erchanse under fs' raole s.sp,sros -
attention Of suterpdse and esptsi 10 nutsd TIE On
psny ersoy sdysnsg.. .s. e,s % .nnr
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From Another Correspondents.

le1glloo san Blas San Diego HoHtSey
san Fraaeyco - HSt Prios Of Real Ess,e
- ProsyeIs Of Ailias e. Car z Ca0ddms u"
sss ComDayaftre AfeaHf1yes o S1H Frfnrsco nd
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-w.t.r Cure Institates.-Ths

,fuy.tsr Bay, I are nO@ open iof tns fsespao. o.
s.rents For purity Of water sauor'y ofnr sns esssy
- .cen-ry this place 10 rasurpsss-d Steam oosi Croc1
"a "a daily from Fulton Asrset. City sssDashnsnt,
La.xtt-sg. Address r. 7 TALL, ND. s1lo IN
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DEAD Child A rsma-ksoiy small dead chile
vas This morning found on the corner OF "ashn Ton
snc Liberty SIS The Coroner vas nou,st.
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From Texas and the Rio Grnude.

FROM Nf : ' fDll no.
b. the arrival here y.s,.r-aN % the stesmsnli
Port. snd Capt Place tom b the 80 inst. a,
have received numbers rnsriHs Fl1g O.
lhe d. inclusive.
tou u mediste'y on the receipt 81 the intel Igcucs
g tho Iuflau lncurslous on the Texas line prompt
is .sued The Necessary orders Ur additional az,
more available protection being placed there -
some delay in the execution OF the orders referred
10 was caused by the express rider being inter
&c pied aud probably murdered The following
which we take from the Flag of the q inst arr
the orders
HrADeUARTEBs. EIGHTH DEPAArMENT,
orders No 30 san ANTONIO June l6. ls49. )
In accordance TO instructions received from ths
Headquarters Of the army dated May 25 companies {
and q OF the ID Dragons will Immediately proceed to
the Rio Grande and take post the former AZ Falaies
the latter At Laredo
By order Of Brig. Gen. HAKNEr
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SuDDES DEArH.-A man named Arcnlosf
Bossrdus formerly Nsvs, O1cer, died very suddenly
AZ No City Hal Place lasi hight TIE Coroner W
h0d inquest this AiternOon-
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PoLIcE CorKr-A ma lar-c Janss ofAd.-y vas -
re.rei - -gsninE charged via passing counterfeit
money 20 Lewis >lk-cJull7- lyi etAl---a-.- -. a
a. early hour I'll. morning ma nAlee tfA1c' hcOl.-'
f-o-, F-,nrs stewarf o. No. 50 Pesrs- He va con
niiled 70 answer before Jasuee sinpsos oHeer J
K-.nt ar evening ares ed man named Ach.e Covel
al sn.ni--o- of nartrs sfoer 1oei-he4c 70 answer
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y The fortune left behind him, by Mr. Polk,
10 sstnsted at 100000.
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THE sEnGI-WEE1LY TRIBUNE

. .,-Hs.ed even NetlesfaJ and Hg'1fo4t Nyin4' =
- - per snDUn. Two copes fpr y
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BrRsrIsG % WAITE PiPE.-Tbe water pipe
IN house No a Pkest burst ast evening during tee
sosence Of the occupants Oeer B1rrel procured me
key and entered tn promises ana stopped me orescn
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ACCIDENTALLY morning, about
! clock 4 man whose name not ascsTtsined went
into the Pecksilp ferry house and while waiting for
tue bos, el asleep but on the arrival OF the boat De
got up but Instead Of going out OF The front door
made hls way 70 the back door and walked oFeroosrd
and drowned before he could 5e rescued hi'
body was after recovered and the Coroner NOTIFIED
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

. ssw-fokk DALI TkIBJNL q fJbLl@heD
svsRr sOaSISG tsUSDArs EKcLPTEDl
=, rae Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
,,a Nassau streets, opposite the CITY hai''
,s,1v,red 10 CITY Subscribers FOR ~ ~ Cenu ~
-. on when they prefer they can pay 10 aaVehos
=. De.k Tor months year al the sane t1I a. -,
:, .ooies TwO Cents NAL Subscribers rtEe ~ r.,
49, in ADVANCE Subscriptions taken Tor si1 monHs
..srss months q ~ Three Dolsrsin advance require.
- Exchanges with CO1nlry NeWspapeTs D1iJ p1F'..
- A. to4s Office whose terms are tfhef Ni@t '-,t
- Tribure are not allowed acy d4f@-erce a..
A9ger scfuents inserted l tnls psp@r appear D',- 70
..sCrrirg snd Fv-ui1g EdluD1s
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FILL OvERsoARD.--A man named George
Cross fell overheard :, the foot Of Doverst last
evening and bot for the timely assistance Of oi1oer
Byrres De would have boon drowned
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~ \ etter was Yesterday received By me
Commissary General from Washington. stating mat
the 900 iriantry equipments due the state q New
York in Leu u IL quota o. tie annual appropriation.
are Low resIy and subject o order
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SENATOR BError AND Cor Frsso,r.-Ths Tnd.peu.
depce (Mo) Exposition, OF the 18th ult has letter
from Weston, under date OF the "a inst which says
Senator Benton went over to Fort Lesvenvorth to-
day. Dir. Benton went to the Chsplsincy fret which
II outside the Fort intending to call on Col Summer
the commandment ne soon he had finished his bust
ness with Mr.. her. Before u was over, Col summer.
hearing he there called to him, TO invite hu,
TO his quarters and to dinner. Col. Benton told him
be had anticipated him--that he going TO call on
him at his quarters and with the most perfect respec
aud did so lie walked over with Col Summer thanked
him for his poteness, and explained Z. him Why IL
impossible for him TO receive any hospitality at the
Bort. This Was account Of the manner in which
Col Fremont and histventy companions treated
there when they brought In from California In
August, 1s4T and when sign Of humanity was ex.
tended to them by any officer Of the postwhere they
were not spoken to offered bread water asked
to sit down during the half day that they stayed ~ the
gate waiting the pleasure Of the ordnance Sergeant
who was TO sign receipt for some old guns and whs
seeing the conduct OF the officers copied II With inter-
est Senator Benton explained this to Colonel Summer
and although all the officers gone who were then
In the Fort yet the ground itself which that iuhu
msniy was prsctised Was there aud upon II he never
could receive hospitality nether sit do ~n taste wa
ter bread or salt-and did not II q hot day aud
nearly all day taken mp In going and coming but the
old Senator took no water TIL he back to
Yves
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CITY TRADE REPoRT

sarvRpsr, September 22-6r. NJ.
The cotton market continued active, and free sale,
we're made at very full prices Flour sonewhst
frmer and sales Of brands of this state and
Michigan we're made at on . 12,o advances. There
vas good local demand with fair enquiry for the
eastward The demand for export, however, was IL
mted Southern brands we're quiet at about previous
rates. The market for wheat was better, and the
amount Offering was less. Corn was buoyant, with
fair demand for the East Rye -four was In light sup
ply, and sales limited Meal was somewhat heavier
and prices In favor Of buyers Rye continued quie
while oats we're nrm Barley was In good densnd and
supplies light Pork was heavy with sales Of on
terms in favor Of purchasers Prime remained about
the same. There was no marked change In other
ticles OF provisions. Sugars continued firm, with
upward tendency IN prices aud good business doing
Coffee vas hrm, and sales Of Rio made at advance
Linseed ell was also sold Mt an advance, Of To- per
aallo0.
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Yours with respect

Oysryp Was ~ CONNECTICUT On Wednesday
last, Deputy Sheriff Reed OF Norwslk, went down 20
the Islands with warrants for the OF several
persons who we're engaged In taking oysters in vo-
lston o. the law. Among the number thus employed,
was Capt VIM A. Lewis. Of that city, who demanded
to be Informed 81 the business Of the officer before he
came aboard Of his vessel This Mr. Reed refused to
do, and short psrley with show OF violence
sued between the parties during which MIR Reed drew
six barrel pistol and discharged the contents ofthree
at Dir L. Ons ball took effect ON the top ~ the SKULL
Just hack Of the forehead producing severe wound.
Being thus disabled and bleeding profusly Mir Lewis
finally surrendered He and three others Henry reet,
Edward Keller, of Bridgeport, and Joseph Nash, Of
Wesfport, we're takA before justice In Norwalk,
and after examination we're required to give bonds for
their appearance At the county court, In December
NEXT which they did, and we're discharged Bridge
port (Cf1 Fa,rev SEPT is
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Malls for the British Steamer from New
PO'r oS''cs Drr.sI.srr, cSsrssor orries,

Posr OErIcs DEPARTMENT. Co-rRAcr OrrIcr,l
September 20, 1870
sn,-In snswer TO your letter OF yesterdays date
have to that by treaty the postage every letter
whether paid unpaid between the United States and
Great Britain passes into account between the two
countries and becomes the suhcct OF debit credit
entry the letter IL paid, credit portion Of the
amount 90 Great Britain; Fit 10 unpaid charge
portion Of the postage which Great Britain IL to col
leot against her BY said treaty that account IL t. be
made up. ON each despatch, by certain psstmasters
called Exchange Postmssters, thcse for the United
States being the Postmasters Of New York aud Boston,
and they 60 certify the sccuraoy Of this account
BY their signatures and the is 20 undergo
ton correction and countersigning by the Exchange
Postmasters In Great Britain to Wit the Postmaster
Of Liverpool, ana the President Of Inland Posts In
London
Mailing 20 Jersey city would accomplish nothing
1.-THE letters do mot 60 through the New York Post
once and under cover Of Its post bill they viii be 1T
once returned from England for corrsction Great
errors occurred In the Last mails from Liverpool owing
To- some mode (not yet upderseod Of mailing, to
which ron refer Any attempt ON that side or this
to expedite beyond what be effected with correct
ness according 20 the treaty srrsngemonts will delay
instead Of facilitating correspondence between the two
countries. Respectfully, your obedient servsnt,
3. n HObBlR,
First Assistant Postms ster General
e. L. MADror Esq Postmaster, Baltimore Md.
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cous and intentional and without his orders he il not
to be held responsible for them. The party injured
must seek redress from the party who does the injury
His Honor then laid down the rule Of damages He said
that in the Arst place they should In all be res
sonsble and in the next place. they should be mea-
sured according to all the OF tho trans
sction There Is no doubt, for the sake Of public
example, that jury has right to punish the defend
cumssnces call for it, and IL in this case ysu arc Of
opinion the defendants conduct kless 70 have
right to apply the rule to him. The jury found
verdict for plaintiff for S8S 90.
SirrEMsER 29-Next week being the last week of the
September term, the Court will hold general term
iasues of Law
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Died,
On Sunday morning 23d inst, Mrs MARrA MAoDsv-
GAL, wife Of the Rev DR. w. Brownlee.
The friends aud relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral this Monday after
ssooS Of Third ,rss
On Saturday 22d inst. after lingering illness, In
the seth OF her age Mrs SARAH A, wife Of John
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
sttend her funeral, from No 2o2 Eighth Avenue On
for intermeut
At BrooklyR, on Sunday, Esd inst, Of the dyseutsry
in the 18th Of his age WApswokrH HoLLIsrrs sen
Of Capt VIM A. and Nancy Chapman.
HE remains win be taken to Connecticut for inter
ment Hartford papers please copy.
On Sunday Sept 23d after long aud painful illness,
Mrs MAcnErA GLImM the mother-M Christian and
John II. Glimm aged rs years IL months and Is days
The friends and acqusintances of tho family are
spectfully invited to attend her funeral Monday,
the Gath inst at half past o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No 10 Hammersley street Her remains will BE-
Inferred ut Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday morning. Sept 2Sd Mrs. MARGARET
McCLEEsrER. aged IS years
Her friends and those of her SON. John MoCleester,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral Mon
day afternoon at o'clock from her late residence ga
Greenwich street
On Sunday evening, the Esd inst, Of dysent.ry,
MARGARET JANE infant daughter Of James and MaPga-
ret Salmon. aged 10 months
The relatives and friends of the family Affection
stely invited to attend the funeral from l2S East
Sixteenth street, this day Monday, at half past
O'Clock, r. M.
On Sunday morning. Esd inst. EusrurA e. CoLaAr,
wife OF John Celgan, and only daughter Of William
Denman, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend her
funeral Monday (this afternoon from her late resi-
dence No 10 James street at O'Clock
At Ursino, Elixabethtown, N. j., on the Esd inst,
Perm PHILIP KEAS, only Of John Kean aged year.
/ month and Is days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Tuesday morning, at half past
10 O'Clock.
AT Willismsburgh on the 22d inst, very suddenly,
mary JANE, wife Of Franklin P Conant, aged q years
Her remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery
yesterday afternoon
Suddenly on Saturday morning last KEzrA B wife
OF Richard Albro, 10 the 37th year OF her age.
At Macknaw, Mich, Sept Q, in the Goth year Of his
age, GEORGE ZABRIsKIE, Esq, of New York.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

Bosros, SEPT @-Brokers shares Vermont snd
olh Northern kslroad, 6Il % d. .eo ss Y Odd Colony
ksnresd l5 Norfolk Ccusiy Railroad M SO doy cd
a. aiS n a. .so II, a. a S,%io a. go sS. va
7hsod.y 81 so 90, gki 81 DO, - ~ f,ehburgh Rail
srd Maine Railroad ios 81 do lo2 70 dividend. Vermont
Central Railroad No a. do do No. as - do DO,
No. 2,24S 20 DO. DO No az III is DO 40, No q ~ $50
y..msn, ss q, y ssfssa Ne SO ehsssr'
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Second hoard Sept lo1 shares Norfolk County Railroad
~; d. 40 zh; 10 do ~ 2its ~ do 80 ~ 10 do II
Besen snd Worcester Railroad 81 100 rights Boston An
Maine narosd. ts 80 dividends Vermont Central Railroad
Bosros, Sept T-Fivsf Board-l share Fall River Rail-
rena oS shares Northern RartA 3D. 62 do 6lx 10 Old
is Oct; 80 o. tx do e. prsfs ,;s is Vermont Cen
trsl RrlIroAd 4tIs 10 Vermont Mass Railroad, SCI:
.0ds 80 ?S 10 do 23k 10 do :3,; 10 3sf; 10 a.,
z3A ~ do SO rs 10 Connecticut River Railroaa ~; rs
stem and Maine RaiIread bio los 10 Boston and prsv
Boston Co., Is 10 Merchants Bank, le; 10 div YER
mont Central Railroad No. O. 2s IS do, No. 1N ye-
csnd Board, Sept 2ll0 shs Northern Railroad sIe GI:
Dd. g.; 10 Do 80 6ii ods 6r; 10 d. .ls el1 Bee:
2lH; 10 do % - do SO 81 81 do pa; 10 d., $40 AZ;
do, 22}1 $50 Edgworth Company, S7A.