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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

The dividends payable in Boston on or near inc
LIST Of January, amount to t2,3so,l45. The Wor-
ce,ter and Nashua Railroad Company have de-
cl.red dividend, payable Jan. !, OF s2i per
share. on 1858 shares, amounting to s2s,525 %.
Their earnings for the six months ending Nov 80
have been enough to pay expenses interest on
the debt Of the company, the above dividend, and
there will be left over about $4,000.
At Philadelphia there has been bat little ousl'
ness done in Stocks during the past three days
The foreign news is considerably favorable and
for Reading Railroad Shares and Bonds aud
some of the other Fancies, there has been
better feeling and the decline noted at the close
of last week has been recovered. The Money
market continues without change. The North
American publishes the annexed statements rela'
tive to the operations Of the Philadelphia Mint Tor
the month and year just closed. The receipts oil
GOLD have been very large-s33, 10000 IN the az,
eregate. OF which amount California contributed
Ssl, $780, 600, an average of upward of ., 100000
month The coinage in the same period amounts
TO s2s 2O6 All, of which the gold coinage was ST.
756445 so; silver coinage s409, 600; and the cop
nor coinage 81 o4s AZ.
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ADROIT OPERATIONs.-We are informed that
one TowDer, who forged the paper to the amount
of $4,000, lately found in the Poenix Bank of
this city, has recently made some bold operations
in Boston. He forged note of $500 on Ives,
Hooker 4 Co. OF Hartford as good as gold had 1t
been true paper and deposited it in the New,Eng
land Bank, Boston. He then procured Tele
graph envelop and accompanying blank letter
sheets, and wrote dispatch from New York
to Matthew Bolles, Broker of Boston, signing
the dispatch Spear, (Bolles's New-York cores
pondent) 1t was in substance as follows:
MatfAey BoHes-Take up the note Of 1910 In the New
England sank, signed Ives, Hooker Co. and indorsed
by ID. + Robinson. sPEAR'
MIR Bolles, on receiving this dispatch, at once
sent to the Bank and took up the note; the mon
ey vas placed to Towners credit. Towner then
called on Bolls and by well told story, succeed
ed in borrowing $500 more; making $1,000 trans
fered from Bolles's pocket to his own in the
of a nOw hOUrs.
Towner then forged another note Of 5000 and
by repeating the Telegraph operation got f. w.
Clarke, Dodge Co. to take it up, he pocketiDg
the cash Ii was not long, Of course, before he
was missing with 81 900 in cash, procured by for.
gerry, impudence and adroit management.
Hartford Times
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SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2-P. M.

THURSDAY, jan <-I. M
The new year has opened in the Stock market
with more buoyancy than we have ever noticed.
Operators have come into the street after the in
teryal Of yesterday with renewed vigor, and the
appearance Of the market would induce one to
believe that the coming Spring is to equal the
past Summer and Autumn in activity and buoy
ancy The rise in some Of the Fancies to-day
has not been equaled by any rise Of the past
season Buyers appear entirely Indifferent as to
prices, their only anxiety being to get in. The
movements Of the large holders are no longer
watched with anxiety the market is strong and
absorbent enough to take all they will dsgorge
and crave more. The most active Stocks to-day
have been Farmers and Canton. The former
under large sales, advanced to cog, showing an
improvement Of v cent, an almost unprece-
dented rise for Wall-st. in a case where no corner
exists. Canton sold at Gil, an advance also Of
v cent The largest portion of this Stock is held
in Baltimore, and is rapidly improving in valse
Harlem was steady at Tuesdays prices, 69t. Nor.
witch and Worcester closed at co., dividend of,
which is y cent better than the last sale of
Wednesday. The business of this road for 1850
has fully met the expectations of the Directors
The yeceints were as annexed:
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DEF D.

At Brook, on Wednesday morning. 4sth year
her age Mrs C. l. FREELAHD rt Of the late Capt Georgs
Irend Savannah Ga and eldest daughter Of Capt L. Leeds Bal
The relatives and friends deceased those Of
George and stephen Leeds requested attend
1893 Atlantic Friday 81
O'Clock P N. Her viii BE- taken to Greenwood.
II Baltimore, Nd. and Savannah, Ga papers please copy
On THURSDAY Jan p WILLIAM HENRY son OF Daniel and Mary
ksredy, aged years
Of family respectfully invited attend his m
III Rsads 81
In BrookJn jan Of small poI Mrs CHARLOTTE A wife OF
Henry Kemp.
o. wsdnssdsy morning. Jan /, 1881. EvANoER cHILDs So
aseds4
from the residence Of bis son, 271 Canslst
Upper Ferry River stsnissus California, October last,
JOHN W LUDLOW youngest son OF ELa Ludlo" OF this cry
ID the 74th year OF his
Suddenly TUESDAY evening Dec 81, ANDREW LOCKWOOD.
the 5sih year Of his
Tie Issvss and Trends OF the family ofhs D. William
Charles A and John and his sonnaU, Lyman A Jacobu
respectfully isyisd 10 attend hs unera this Afternoon at clock
from hs late residence ~ estFuenth 81 without urhe1 10
vitston
Thursday morning Jan the SD OF her MARY
The relatives and rsuds family respectfully invited
Saturday, 18th scock from her
late residence IS Rutgers 80 Ihersmans viii be conveyed for inter
On THURSDAY the 80 INST RHODA PARKER aged "a years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 aead tbs
funeral from her ts resdsLes Ne o. West Fifteenth IT. on sar
cay the 4th, st9Pn 3 ~
On steamship southsner passage
from Charleston New fOk, Mrs OPHELIA I. SHEPHERD
vie Of WIN. Shepherd Charleston, 5. c.
FgHsrr viii Be attended fneay Jan 3, a y sleck' at D.
Suddenly, Dec 81, HARRIET SOPHIA, wife Of Stephen H.
~ Sd and III, 50 OF Horace Hosu her father and Of Frsd,r
Winston respectfully attend
further notice. Friday 80 inst a. O'Clock the Afternoon
late residence. - State - near Hehs Il Brookyn
Thursday morning January I'd LUCRE1A c. sCHERAER
HORN WIDOW Of John sehsfmehon ESQ eeeassd Tie et
year Of her age
sit.nd h.r funsr, on saturday
bsIt 3o'clcrk 7. NJ without further notcs
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TRIPLER HALL.-NEW YEAR
/ GIFT CONCERT The Concert and distribution Of
Glnn "a a. nLAre 81

vVRIPLER HALL.-NEW YEAR
L GIFT coNCEaT-The Concert and distribution Of
Gins VIII 'aa' P'''sT anlpLER HALL
On FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY %, 1851
VOCAL fEgFosNCEs ., ,,,ss
MRS EDWARD LODER, MRS / \ JONES MiS'
e E LUCE and PHILIP MAYER
i~srRUMESrAL fERFoRNERs;
Mr. RICHABD HOFFMAN
Mr. q r BRlsTOW.
MIR j. ;. UeDERNER; ofAbanyJ
MR. GEO LOnER, and
Mr. WILLIAM A. KING.
The Governor. Island Military Band, under the diree-
u1 Go %. % Messrs @ Lodersai " A King
rROGB ANNE
Instrumental Pot pouTr on Opersnc Aifs ~ ue I1nou
or's isissd H,iitfy Band, conducted by w L. Bloom
Mrs Edward Loier and Mr Paiip Mayer.
English Bssd-Msrv May-fir'' time 'puo- r p.,,.
l'Aed BY M;. Emsiae de Luce
Grand FAn''' Mi Rcisrd Hoffman
song-We Meet by Chance .;...........'''t hucSen'
Mrs l.. A. Jones ,
''@'SN DAMN" Mr Philip Mayer
Air and Variation written 10 display NE beau- .. -,
lies Of the Nee Nee 'I@G UndcIns1 lof Albany
English Bal6d-Swee Melody .............O. T. HORN
Mrs. Edward Loder.
GraId Duo, Violin and Pano-Willsm No.,
Mr.. G. y Bfsiow and wa King.
Instrumental Iptroducion-pel formed by the GOVERNOR
Island Band LED BIZ Mr. ". l.. Bloomfield.
A Rustic Lay-Summer's WOoing .......'...''.'"HSo n
Miss +. De Luce.
Song-Spring's Approach. eTeI
National Fantasia.
Mr. Richard Hoffman.
DISTRIBUTION or GIFTS.
Grand Instrumental Finale-By tie Governors ISLAND
Band directed by Mr. W L. Bloomfield
Tickets admitting the Concert only 50 cents 10 De aed
AZ JOLLTE'S 500 Broadway, and al The Ticket once
Tripler Hall, In the evening.
Doors open at g. Concert to commence at O'CLOCK
The RED tickets ONLY good for this Concert.
s c JOLLIE 4 co, SEQ Broadway.
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Markets.. CAEETVLLY REPORTED TOA THE TsBuNE
THURSDAY, Jan. q
AsHEsThs market IL siondy. Sass VI 100 bbs At . On
FOR POS and 3 bfi for Pearls
GOTTON-iias again losl its ACTIVITY. Only 500 baes
lave been sod to-day Holders very hrn bot hrfr
lees disposition 10 buy present quotations Prens
fol- A. above ihotr ai Liverpool relatively
FLOt ARD MEAbaTl1feia mo- change of importance
IN msfAri 10 Westrfu htd iiha Fuuf This demand
n retail fhhfhfaf. pees Ehny favufng The buyer Tho
demand fof tho East ard Df port Et CanadiHn
ia Rfn Relas ~ 100 bills 81 ~ f Sou 90 f No
tsffns sud ~ fuf fuiuun bfafds This - dainoa
be rssfh ara bills s an e4t ts Hp supafHna ga
~ and sifs state 1it az tGi if pure snassa
Tbs teiisf kfadea hfh anhsb Ia Htn With nud1i.
sts j.. 81 dsinand Hses ~ 5fn iis Of ~ ~ IA tu
Hss i htn GALES ~ ~ Ibis Jersey al slRfl nfsa
gyeina is Ipii a. -
orAtp Tis,o is hui little iatiifs ~ Wheat ii.a R,ui
fass ~ ieis 'esiii, iis isn1ss 90 hiinhE we have
snly ~ .ie ssirs ~ uHu bushels nis 81 i.anF lssa
it7. ne s yeei asles = fon bsis q 10 nsslsz IL
sety guest - s0G,of pss hsei sai-s 80 tsHsl -
fsa f, fs' e q tsi sua 1ssss5 f7aios rs,nis
tei.s' ssss - ssf1 lish o. r7aiae 49, Sithe.p
ss'i.r sha o.. - nsv d. uiiie snss, uia Wss,e.a
p,sta e sailing - 60. %. s''rs
WnfsF Tie ..s.ks l. .ssie. sslss ~ sus iiis
F'issn seas s.a e. Ass fs.s.s n9 ST. n..ase !.
stssEy ssiss 4 = Lids - +a.s aae s..l ia.s.ss'
fhsffSfurs ~ 'as4kefis is4-' H.. "a r..s an.
s.stg - s-.,ef, ,'- ss NJ 20, y sh-. -.sr q h-rs
t-A !. a'..l4' 90 etL r-~ q s-i o. d...@.l
4 so o. N.ts s.4 sl y. eise. " 81 - =. ltls
e1tae = ~ f.it .a 4 ~ o.. fi.sa ii.-sssi u-se
- se.+.s 80 4t.-.4 " uc p.-l 1. t... e.is. N
- ~. ~ti ~ ~ y sal - . e. D.. F.i..-a
f'''-s isssS y's >. sissSis' as-f ti- - - $3.50
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nIarkets....CINcINNArI, Dec. 81

The Hoe sales have been l,400 at 10 for fair
2Od4 % for lot averaging go to o 10, and 20 for 100
averaging as n. Dec. SIP M-HOGs are without ma
teral change 1900 sold 050a D. average weight 1870
10 $50 H. and 600 extra averaging 80 10 al So 800 b0s
clean PoRK sold Sl2. Other arlces are unchanged
The weather moderate aud the Canals will again be opet
tomorrow. letter from reliable source Al La tayeVe'
Ind says that there will be slight falling % ot Hoes an
that place but points above the number about the
same year and below there s deficiency OF about
onefOunh with falling of throughout Of 10 per cent IN
weight Tie Wabash is not navigable, and all The stun Is
1a.ha ID
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Receiptn of Produce

BIZ the Erie misunderstanding jan 2.-45O
packages Butter do Cheese, S62 Hogs u casks Ashes
head OF Cae "a dressed Hogs IA sides Leather, Z8 bos
Flour 10 bags Oa,s, bbls Pork, 1872 do whisky, do
TallOw. and u bales Wool
b. The Nete. York and Neic HdueR Railroad
TRuysdau jan 2-4OO Hogs 25 casks Ashes 1876 packages
Butter, 40 bbls Beef, and 40 bbls Whisky.
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NJ Ar IE d.

Dec ~ Rev Van DeusAn, Mr. JOSEPH A DIXON 70 n -
EIIZABETH U. HARDEEBERGH
- NewbuTgh papers please copy.
!au IN ne Centenary T. Church Brooklyn, by Rev j. @.
smih Mr. FRANCIS A. MORRELL 10 Miss CAkOLINE FRAN
CTS lighter OF SooA C Foster Eq all Of Brooklyn L
Jan SAINT Thomas Church, BY Rev Dr. Whshouse, Will
LIAM H. PAL MER Of San Francisco 20 KATE youngest
ofte ate Mathew King ESQ this City.
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December ST.
The deficiency MisGorr may be attributed TO the great
emigration through that State Tor California consuming h'
crop Of Corn and Pork -
IRON-A arm market ~ the recent improvements ing,
lh Bars $40 ScOch Pig continues In request saes VI
go tuns At 20 T5d$2l, 6 mos .,-
LARD-A steady moderate business. sales OF II" tuns
Spanish At 65d4 67t 81 tuns English al II part cssu
Tie lste sale Of Spanish maze a. o14 une ana IN
terest- - ,-o al.
SFDS-A quiet market for Clover. SAFES Of 20 Dds
new Round at SIC Timothy Seed is In far demand outls
held above the views Of buyers Faxseed s sun very
scarce and wanted at IS for Domestic.
FEATHERS-TheTe is fair demand Tor fnme, WIN
sales OF / zoo lbs al Sc.
RFFSWAX-The demand is fair ard holders are hrn.
Sales OF 900 lbs prime Yellow Al 4lc, cash.
GROCERIES-There is a fair business doing IN new
crop New-Oreans Moasses with sales OF 20 oels al sc
and $50 bids art Cuba 20G2c mos The market Tor
Coffee Il very firm 400 bags Rio sold to-day at lic
The stock of Sugars has been taken both here and IN bos
ton. and stands as follows:
STOCK IN BOSTON. DEC. 81 ~
Cuba MuscOvadO. hhds. So Brazil :.'.'bags' 49,
Havana. ......... bxs S92l Dutch Refined .cAs 80
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Dec. 81, balance. ;.s44S,s2l SO

Z. c. DALE, Asst Treas.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1850.
meeting of the Directors of the Bangor and
Kennebec Railroad was held at Waterville, Me-,
on the eth December and the route established
from Bangor to Newport and thence to Water
Vile and Augusta. The prospect now is that the
Road will be finished through in the course of
two years.
The annexed comparative statement will show
the operations of the Boston and Maine Railroad
for the years ls49 and 1850;
Earnings for 1880 1894 963 IS For I84a..f52835 81
Whole expenses 8O9gO6 "a ...... S29 $50 81
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DUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
1ARAIIROAO COMPANY.-TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE LOAN.


Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday, the TN
Ninety Thousand Dollars u the 6rs and oay Mortgage
Bonds OF the Rutland and Washington Railroad Company,
hearing Six per annum interest and redeemAbe
in ten annual instruments OF SIS Geo EACH nom July !, lSo
bese boSes are IN sums OF $1,000 each with Coupon4
sttached PAYABLE at the Mechanics Bank. NewYork on
The lat Of each January snd July. ,.,
herd Knapp President OF Mechanics Bank. and Daniel s.
Miller ESQ., l6i Fronts New York, In trust nor The bond
This mortgage covers the line from Rutland, VI to sa.
lem Washington Co n Y, 20 miles, which u contracted
Tor Al 81 eco 60 ana the Trustees empowered In case
of default OF payment Of interest or principal on these
bonds 10 possession of use or sell the whole properly
of the same for the benefit Of the bOndhOders.
The proceeds OF eie Bonds are TO be devoted 70 me pur
chase Of Iron for the Road from Rusnd 70 salem me whos
grading and upersucure being Tor oy
subscriptions along the line of the Road 49,. ,.,-,,
The Rutland and Washington Road toruss M. ollne az
road communication between New York and Montreal via
Troy and being the shortest command age por
ton othe through travel itruns through some OF e
Between Rutlsnd and Troy II believed win yield slarge
revenue The Road passes about midway inroughs as
tc IN miles wide between the Green Mountains on tho
Fss, and the Cbampan Cana on the West and has thru
Wing POPULATION OF $4,000 The marble and other qasres,
and the water power along this route are very valuable and
viii furnish large amount Of traftc TO the Road
The hne will be completed IN July, 1851 and have "a per
Of straight ne and no grace over o ee' 10
worked from Rutland TO Caseton, IL miles from CSs.
% comnIeed in tie Spring The iron Is bought for tina
whole road and the equpege contracted Tor Cars WI "a
running from Rutland to Salem in August next when ms
road from salem TO Troy will be completed and tha
whole line from Troy to Rouses Point in operation.
Full particulars can he obtained by application 70 Ihe
Trustees where the mortgage can be examined ana PRIME
ed exhibit of the affairs OF the Road obtained.
" be seen the holders Of these $2ooOoO OF BONUS
have the and only lien upon properly cosnng one ~
lion OF dollars. -,..,.
Ills the intention OF the Company to reserve snhI
fund of u per the CaPita, annually amounting W
$4,000 Tor the punctua redemption OF these Bonds
Proposals be addressed TO Gilbert CoOo * Johnson,
50 WaLst and Endorsed, Proposals Tor huusnd auS
Washington Bonds" ,,..-..
Parties whose bids are accepted will be required to pay
he
on The 10th of January aud 81 per cent on The zoh OF JAM
uary next. 49,. 8. II t.,na-, nav,
GILBERT COBB K JOHNSON, 81 WaisL
New-York. Dec Is. 1850 10
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such general rise large amount of money must
have been made by the knowing ones:

Several Of the above Stocks have been lower
since January last Stonington, for example,
which went during the summer TO 80, and Erie,
which went to 56I. The largest advance has
been in Reading ~ y cent bat Norwich and
Erie and Canton are not far behind. Erie Bonds,
third lien, are now selling y cent higher than
the first lien sold at this time last year, such has
been the perfect regeneration of the credit OF this
Company.
The amount Of interest on the Public Debt paid
out to-day was $3.50 600. A very large amount
was also paid out by the State Of Ohio for princi-
pal and interest, and by various other descriptions
Of State and Corporation Stock and Bonds. The
amount received at the Sub Treasury was s5l,Os4.
Paid in regular course Of Business, Ol,372-
Balance in Sub-Treasury, sl,362,397.
The Money market is most abundantly sup
piled, and the rates of interest are heavy. The
supply of good paper is below the demand, and
the Banks are doing all the good business offered:
There 10 no actual change in rates to notice. but
the constant tendency Of the market is to cheap
ness.
Only moderate business is doing in Freights.
Cotton to Liverpool is taken at ! 05-32d Heavy
Goods, lis Cd. To London and the Continent
there is but little doing. To California the rates
are rather lower Engagements at so a lCOc y foot
This has been one Of the heaviest days for
Stock transactions that the street has known for
some time An immense amount Of Stocks were
to be received and delivered. One young house
received for Stocks delivered $4,000, and sew
eral others nearly 100000 each.
the steamer yesterday took abodt S2ls13 III
specie.
The net receipts of the Central Mich Road
for the six months ending LIST December, 1850
after paying interest and operating expenses,
were S288,56s IS
Do in 1919 l543}0 III
Increase NEARLY 90 y cent? .......... $la4l79 81
Receipts from LIST of June to ls of December S5ll,82 II
Working expenses So % qos,o,
Interest, loftVV ~
-........................ s8c6ssl q
Dividend Of IL 2J6 535 90
,o.. Nv s7. =, observation-disclosures. s5ssss &
Balance ............................. sAitsi A.
GENERAL ACCOUNT. . ~.
Loans at ard y cent................. 343l759 90
bills payable l94S25 Oh
Reeepts Of INCOME SO665i ~
.s64s465o is
Or by construction rs gSO OF
Cash o~oooS -
Credit TO4S4,oOV 10
The annexed comparative statement will show
the operations of the Boston and Maine Railroad,
for the years lsl9 and 1850:
Whole expenses. 9O99O6 81 S2969O 81
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-, =. "a, A. ~ with sales Of 100 hbs. Lard h more a.
So of snn bbls nj "a for Old and bda4c for Me-"
Buiier Is very quiet prices eyor me buyer, Sne'ss
SnI Al The decline Sales, 5tdtsc TIE 'Wpwng mpn,
- ssco,t,, g, ST. Louis gives the prOOabis hu1pci
Of HOGS N Illinois lows aud Missouri this IS compared
ftt la
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WrsrEaS yrssoNs R,fLsotD Orricy,
MANcHf.TER, Vermont
NgFSSRS. EDITORS: | notice an adj

NFNoho' I'JI VIN'o HVVlVO NJ a"
I'VE sefst Odrfiug Tor sale $500 81 me Rutland
ard W. shr Rairoad Company Bonds claims ins route
n he he fhoficst inc between r0y and Montreal u asD
iees That his Road rasses about midway through district
s es wide tetwesn Green Mountains or the EAST ana
be Champ ain Canal he west end has thriving pono-
sfon OF thrfy thousand srd ne Marble and Other
cuarr.s wlli furnish arge sm0raI OF uahc on tfs
Rosd re-
49,. ~ ,iar nom Rusfd to Ben1lngi..g len connecting
viii the Troy sad Boston Roe, Is THE SHORTEST
route between Troy and Mof..rssi.
10 runs through Tie r.sev owe merit 1aei, pas,tns
throrgh C.areuson. Wallcgord. Dandy, Mount Tabor.
Dors. eanclieser Surt,gsad. Abingdon ara benning-
-, rd ~ command Pro- eHLre I-n~ss Of tlosc towns
l,,i, I'M he Marble Ounrfes - t4i region This Com
pspy roposes 10 sue tbeas per cent Mortgage Bonds
nbH NYRON CLARK, President
'80s Western Ntru Jni Railroad Company.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR
HPLACE.-NOTlCE.-MA MARErLEK has tho hon.
Or to announce ha In consequence Of tho preparations
necessary Tor Tho production Of the grand Opora Ia
three acts.
GIOVANNI ~ NAFOLI
eomposed expressly io ha Opera House by Maurice sla-
Aoseh. here will 10 Ho oFa on Friday. January ST. and
Nc Thirty SECOND Subscription night Will 10 ON Monday
neat January being Tho frat occasion ~ tho appearance
IT HEno'ins rafeii since her nutn Philadelphia
The pfsss 40 be Cd una Dollar and Fny cents h,i
the besss sad pafquslis Amrlihsssf. FinY cens The
boz ofss ls orsn ium nine f tu' who're seals nsy no
secured vhuui ssha thaiss nH
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yVOLOAN on BOND ard MORTGAGE

4 On property Nev-Y0rs or BrOokiy D. two sums OF
s. 40 and - ice Address describing property, TO box
SOSI POstoifce. y IL
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Sl92,6!l 90
Sl85O57 II $l926A 30
Showing a nominal balance of net earnings ofthe
present year Of s92,4l2 81.

TREAsURERs STATEMENT s5osoing he amount ath eredi
IN he Treasury 10Th assistant IyeasUeys and desgnd-
ted DepOsiOrie and in The Mint and Ranches by re-
tyns reeiped December. 1850 amount fer lghh
dTdJTs hdre iS5Hcd, Out UeTe nen unpaid, ana me
then remaining subject 10 draft Sho'cing, also,
me amount Of future Transfers 10 and from depostories
as ordered 6p nc SecIetarN Of nIe IreasWN.
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FINANCIAL.
NOTlCE-Thc half.year,

nVlDEND NOTlCE-The half.year-
Nv Interests falling duo on tho let January naNf an Tho
hiluw ing enumeiz pi NecNfItss, vts
FRANKLIN COUNTY, ONO soven ros cont lse,.
81 ~ The cleveland and Ielumhus and Tho Columbus and
kefip Co.'S
= ohtfNE COZ My ono seven pee coat ssaei
ie The Neemtus ard Aes,aa Naifusd Go
ErAhk COUNTY ONO siN 10, cent lssaod 10 lhn
phn are fehsyfn RAHfuaa O.
rus CRY ~ rlrrHnukun- n, per eeat i..ue.
:" Ne saa'e Fei'fvsa Nvisran,. pzvabp in lsfp
. fnt Ulrf 30 AbLndhANN ~, pee epnt Issued
81 lhs sane tsinrehy PAYABLE la isfs
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Deduct Suspense Account. 1886 "a
Add transfers ordered l,ZsooO %
HsiEmeuat subsc TO S233s,l9o So
Transfers ordered to Asst Treas New YORK. NY s750O
Transfers ordered Asst Trea New Orleans La. $4,000 %
1Teaswer's Office, Dec. y, 1850
The following Dividends have been announced
in Newark. Newark Banking and Insurance Co.
semi-annual y cent payable I'd Jan; Newark
Gas Light Co. semisnnusl 81 y cent. payable I'd
jan New-Jersey Insurance Co. Semiannual 20
2 cent. payable 4th Jan; Morris and Essex Rail.
road Co. semi. annual "a e cent payable 4th Jan;
Newark Mutual Fire Assurance Co. annual, y
cent. payable I'd Jan.
The receipts Of the Central Railroad of Penn.
Syvania for the two months of October and No.
vember last, were as follows: