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Arrived.

N.a steamship Bake c.un-sot 1ou I4,sssoo 81 oa
nc o. ~ih mess sot passenger. 70 Csla' CO lsee
Siesua.AB rou AAan.. dO, Carl--,aa Jan su5PN -,h
Mai steamship foT,s WoSihun from sa,lra.A ian = a.
sP " WITH ke. b. ssIuos L MtgheA Pa-sed The a
Hsrl Gov R.ss. Hsle Mods ~ ays r,h -oa 70 Go..aa
s4.ses 4 GO. Hss esEefr-nesl h-sss erli hcr.
% mast .s.t ht = 81 szrrrrsccd h-iys
4 % tFsslsui - Ft nan srssl Ard aiaasa'l 70
stared ss deA ~ x Asse- 49, shou % hses Hon eels~
sarl Reward Psiser>s ApaseAc n ave oogsa. 20
Rsyh fo' Oh at g. ~, o = a. s5ots sark Lay
- - - !, - =. ~ 49, - - -. -, 49, n II
san CspL Phi hcsa DArsu 81 Fts'su iun q Clstsa
vcsl puFnf 10 is pesvav pot eosl tov, rht sla i'ok
tie phsAle BFcAivs'sr Aeer ~ pot bosss
10 ANsuit ssa basn b aFha'rH SO a. e1 IL g.
Ia, 81 S,u. sessrt Er Taylr Pu,nseso 50 l.y % ~
sasss = Saw hesr;es H.s e1seoe 'eJ aeavy sae ea
tgt tFia a tsHssa
wa rae, y N,sy A11lrf On ;As "a - - can
tered yai s darrs Ah stae4 ss .,era sai bead 49,
naIsed &c s.na a. tas after salo-r ss5sei = BE- ~
h. In1ss R0ws NOsar 81 asy, w oo,.ca Surg C,F
- - - 49, SsPs hsftesss aez1rs y y - re- Re g.
~ Stove .asss, b.; a ~ 1-e a. a. fs,op 1s,s say
a. - Ste, Sag' aar-ss aes-zs S. " rss. ss-l Ma
Hsa eS',sa . = laSge ehs aa3 s,yyra s-ces ofsr-t
80 sea s'e~-l As Nasaa asys, 80 ss-ai sal fssr.
..s sl ~ ~ {, !, s,1ss-4 s: r Pes Is l,s a
sShs SseeS Treas. Ne~serr \ e IA -, -,-i .-,
~ ST. 50 ~ia >ca-s Crr--, a. $50 p !.
- ~, 1sa -ss "a =, g. 81 -, = - ~. -
- $3.50 -el e-sr-e-s s'oss as al - 81
- p Sls' ha'uc- ts,s -ss so-- =, W., 49,
49, - ~ h-ae ftEv t.''n1s-. ss-s - - =
-. ia a sssr ili-.-y Ma A.y. = n s-,-s..-,
"a. R,a, e. i-..l nsrs F..zless.. ss,,.a. ....
s.. RIA s'a-'. r.s-.f. A,,ssl,., a.y.. .....
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81, y.,,., vg..zs. rJnsle, y C 49, Va 'i'ae
q = ftsrE'rr. =
,....,<-- "a ls7s - -aszl O. "
n. 90, % Ts...-. 70 ~ vF-t1. e-ys. - -
st = - -, Bo.,on &. 49,, IN nisc, "a go y
syr7f1e 49,, rsE-sn Farhav,E- 1,y. 70 ta7-.-
80 - H.a1ns G-,a1acre- days Fih ''f-'' -
-. -. - a
-, co.. as.-cCaa, Cary. hc9H'-1 = y, ssh ''-'
o. An race $50, .sr. 81 - -. q = g.
"Iann- . p,-,.- r.. 1,r 1~rr. . liy- = a coal
-, --r Mr.. Coc r.idera ~. 30 eoTr IN ia''
80 Pr sts- r.-r-4 a, .cfrrr .n.s,-., tl 80, A.
- A. Gu--cvSh L1as'u. Al. Ess-s- t- 41---
NJ No--- gi-rrsI, H.--foS.
WIZ atsazre-. & r.. ~ hay
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Shaken. &c.

laf 81 IS on shp STANDING south saos
. blue .snsl with q white dsEs nd IN
Dec % lat r. "A Harriet stevens from Provsienes Tor
Sew
jan at IS 70 TO- barb Frasihn Obs. rom Boston ior
Trinidad
De- 20 % caBe 81 Seola Mols 'chr jam, Porter from RIO
haehe 'of Boston.
Ausffals, a. We
Dec - A. y 90 70 50 b. aushal Sey from Se~ Yors fos
New Orleans
Dee 81 H. D. oa o. 90 ship Astral, day. f New Y0rI
JaS a. - on = ship Robert Eus, from New York
lof OTieaIs
JaA .i ~ - % Aurora rom Sorol for Portland
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FOREIGN Ports.

L'- pol sth -t SAP Asbbsrtoa, ryior, oa Sss
-
Aas IA
Bay De- - asrk C,harsa Tuek-r from Posal D.
5rs Ja'- Bur .lrcHl -. IarN. is coal.
A. 81 Aslla Of, = br. Ida Iol-s. ssn Ffanesee
srd r.Ul TcElsH oct -, shr. Crlfls,' O. 40.
g sd De-. -. "a HutA frgE,
Pot sgsa Dec hsrk O.1 ftyo, sog- rozl Fhiste,p.
81 ssy o. E-tco, sway hrs ssrIouf tf 0r
pot N ~ Uulsi sfaica
Psrranhuco 1t trs ctr,. ErUTn ~ Blri
1or-. asysi - athsls reported
A. - Ju,u - st t, srs Eon istaa -oz lri Or Ber
ngtas
Coas l's Cfd-as, alou De - ~ Adj w-.,salsf fon
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pun.nr,rmA MAnKrrs- Tnesdap. Jan. n =

B,Rg is not inquired ser. CorroS IL held firmly, and
there has been Increased inquiry market IL
inactive Shppirs brauds generally held AZ - ~ per
barrel bat sales Of 500 barrels hiye been made e - JIt
sales Of common brands for city consumption h % and
better bsnds and extra at e. j6i ds6, IN quality
small ale OF Ryu FLOUR al 81 2 CoRN MEAL - dun al
o. 50 per tarTel. IN A..
There u but little WHEAT arriving and bni hte ohsih
Small lea of GOOD Red al a - and White ~ 81 -
Lu,Lel RVS Is steady At At 85dsec. CoRN scarce tut
the demand has been hslteo sseso eV" "a
AZ bu,hel small sales of CLoyERSEND 81 - HN 10. ~
fisoTuY and FL kxsEyDn chance WtIskY-lhe deni4nd
Ls. h.eu limited Sales 81 100 ibis a. Bic, sud hhds st
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s...rsl ia rst ~tarts 70 - ~ 100 - ~
A. AZ o'eb,S Y = sfec'ssy A., ,.,..,, -,
800 -. 0-er insf I'D ~ - z,o1it.-
re f,..Ss q 10 fsry refD7dc5 asfsl - afUt3 -
60 ~ \ ~ tfs oiace -. fSe>aecsJ) a1rFfz a.
81. oee>h s,the fs,s-ce e ~ an. NO. s'- -
A. yrsss.t ~ - tgien r. Cre.aSs p -
.s.,gcT, !, ~. A. o. n. usa Sew B-en hl,ro11
o. Tys,Ssy Jss ~ 81 oolreyfHa o. to trsln - isf'
syFT ev.y - q Deere " - Csiseras sees S-a ,
2xrt;i and - csys ..,.-.t "a
ne relsivss fres1s q ~. ky are ,e-esH' . - -
49, e. Wef.1seay ilfh %. .8]3 4 = 10 -
.fh. yaaSshts "a. - ~oss-sr.f VIII . -f-h''
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To Mariners.
LIGHT ON POINT LcEos, SAN FRANCISCO.
q sr.rrrl.a NrnAnIa A.

LIGHT ON POINT LcHos FRANCISCO.
e. 5. su.vrrfss srE.sss Arisr.t
san FRANCISCO, Des. o lHh2
To Baash, OF The Merchants IL
chanse.
encH.n ksreeiy request contained bitter Of
The 1ih alt examined the position Sc Of the ste esb
hshd the south ,e Of the
sniar,o Of the harbor the oows the result d The 0o-cT
Isutad. ST % p Sorth.
Tonstude 1872 ls' ~, W..
Bea souh farraon. v ~ 20 T. true o. " D. ~ T.
Beers IRON North FarraHon so 30 y true D. y lper
Be,i, RON Puuo Ie Ree. ol 80 tue = By s.
Bear. iIos Psno saa Pedro 2. 20 T. ltras by w per
Haht above The vel OF th- sea. 1ll feet
Te aneru placed small qusfc house ahOni 20 cot from
sro b. anywhere between The two -Hrsnes
except within shout 81 mile rom te shore.
teafas from Puhfo os Rsyessi that point 90 the
bach The brow q tae hlshuts cut om
YOU obr .ervt J.z.. ALpHS. II Conn d. 4. :. y,
Cominandag q : Surveying steamer Active.
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pee.,pt, Of Produce....JAS. 10.

n, ne Nee. York and Ere Railroads. bbls. rlorr
rect $50 do Pork 1863 Hogs l. n sides and Ia rolls
Ieshrr seO packages Butter 81 do PoaTy ss Cattle ~
Calves i7o sheep bbs Egss 2l bales Hay u do skins
IL nts. dred Fruit eAses Boots and Shoes, s3 bbs Ap
ples II do Ashes IS bales Fsx aud 80 has, Tobacco
B, ketr YoTk and Nsp Hdgss RiAyoad-FoI two days-
9ss M, cheese do Poult<y 40 do MeIehAnd-e, Sido
Paper Is cases Boots and Shoes 1873 cases SocSs tDr
Applcs 2s7 csscs Has bbls. Flour, do fEEs, ~ psSA
T,iue 46 DO Straw Goods bb Potatoes e Pkss SEEDS
2 M Copper 60 sdes and u rolls o Leather 70 pkgs OF
Scythts bss, Of Wool. and 80 pigs Of Sandnes
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pm1AnILrn,l sALrs of s1ocKs- Taesdag.

jon H. lfs3-Fsyft Boara-ff00 hfpa X - 70 ~ 20
Bs ~; e. f3f sch Nav g. ~, ti4S o.. ~
~, pr.ferred ~ 4 81 90 8 p. 70, 0O}si Far NcH
"a nv 70 Read, n " - 1854 ~ 1o4.i So u : - -.
ia. al t0 Bsrrburs " O.. 100 i67 Crlri b. a s5o
f.n ;. q7L, 90 Harrrhurf r. X Nh 100 We. fls r.
90 500 CITY " X g. zoe ah0 Lone Isnd r. " 1881 40 3D.
bk, $50 Do. l5h. go ,..p.
ssessd Heard u Ho,stovn y v 81 70 sehayiin ssses
hon Ptefered IN Ions Island H.lbh u 9 aFa HAM
4. stI Pernsy'vssa ~ IeadnE g. X. sHrr ~
81 sle6ss sehuyhin SaYSsuon ~, -, ~
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Nv Ielegranb.

BosroS Is- il-Arr ARK rray Clvs-;-r Per- So ata
Cor-r, Abb. trf.ler A'ot
sf.,.h,4 s,v.-usA -h s.t a- ~ 7-c7s
t-sh from Yerk of YsssTso ne LAY. q y ~ a. ~ 70
~ ,raap taoui bospr supposed - ooc 81 he Cotas
% Ph.aJcsli schr, Maneon AaH 'ayesi m
re Jaei.uvls Sarcissa. and Col Hlnson Nes FORA
Erg'an3. Of Az rom Nss t'rS Jan l. ~
Gbssov % ht fs on 20 eae trusn ne y y
rd red carro crippled steering ap1-alf ost f'
t,s h N hr arrer No,a. snd received other dAnase Sc
rutfn reraT
p~r,s harks Como. Chsre-,on; Jusfcs story bstr1re
Cd sh Tsa shsntse; David Ncsei. s1g1, Danfh ire
Cyh-Ts. Anstraha. schr Aurelil, AuE Cy-s
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financial.
VALLEY RAILROAD

ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
~ LETTlNGS-Sesled Proposals will be received 1T the
Companys Office in Fourth-st. Pittsburgh until the 22d
DAY OF February 1859 oT doing the Grading Masonry, and
Bridging On the portion Of said Road between Pittsburgh
and kit,annng Arnstrong County distance OF ~ miles
The line viii be divided into Sections of about mile a
length and bids may be made for more or oil OF said
sections.
Plans Profles and Specifications VIII be ready for inspec
ton on and after the fifth day OF February.
Proposals will be received for the Grading Masonry and
Bridging aud also for the Supestcture and finishing said
a miles complete, (except furnishing ironD
Bids viii be received and considered for the entire work
texcept furnishing ro from Pittsburgh to the NewYork
State line.
Satisfactory references viii be expected from bidders not
PERSONAL y known TO the Company.
For information application may be made, person.
ally or BIZ letter 10 Hon Nm r. JOHNSTON, President
OF the Company, 70 GEORGE r. EICHbAUM, Esl, Asso-
ciate Engineer 20 the subscriber
W.MlLNOR ROBERTS, Chief Engineer.
By order Of the Board of Managers Office Allies heny
Valley Railroad Company Pittsburgh, December % lS52
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...Jsn. n
Cleared.

siosfnshs Ass Lot. yurEool 4. GUARD
SIPS Ausuu Mo-, t,ayeston, J. H. nrVwer a Go
BAks- prnscoa sselrs pruersrs Quu1hals Jen
n, Chsrrcn. FuHcA M-uciei Eofsas b. Mcpoid. -
,aun,h Iof,R Cons Tso!A, Suson Mstsutas p Boa
Co Bsr.cil Rass Goace-icf kcHien. iueca 4 NsBcke
Bcss-Me-'IsahA ,ffuss4n Nsktsri Gh5acs-cf, faach
Mesnete poa AaoE-o, l>e Daueery, fsuaolth iuaen
Meade Ccn'fDo6oEe, ~ Hal AuiFua r. p Bach CO
lrraa. NeneH As0-ts Bolva CAV Ganbsghzt EscorEsl
shQsnrTs irVd k-cd Raw Ernk an J. 7 N1is n ca, X j
MCrc~f Roonn. Fhadcphta, - Had Bacre. ~ ut. "a
usls Joluson Low Aes CourtA fsaka-s hstgs DAysa
>rra.se. >s~ Vera. Nysft. Kchuaoui, G. X Fr-sa4
~ w luN ~. lnus-.rHas
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Nrw-OELEANs jan. 9-Sales have beeu inside 10 or
uarkct OF 6O00 bsgso Rio COFFEE, mostly A. N -,
CuksITsToN Jan lO-CoTroS Sales to-day NV bAes
At Olc The nartet has Advancing tendency md
ohus fair is quoted al 9. PIC
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II TRACTORS Proposals viii bs received nj tho Office
OF the Paterson and New York Plank Road Con.psny No
So Johns New orb tor the Grading and Masonry Of tho
above road until THURSDAY, the 10Th inst, at 10 A NJ
TIE work consists OF three sections OF about miles EACH
Proposals. will be received for each section separasly
Plans and Specifications be at the above office iron,
and after Monday, the 10th instant The worS must DO
com pleted on or before the sth day OF June next
IL will De Tor the interest Of contractors 10 examine this
route as the greater part OF the work can he
done during the winter Direct froposelst 90
III. " BUTLER, Precedent.
n. STARKwEAfHER, Engineer
NeN.NnIk. jan 4 IRaJ.
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ltsAsaC, ISIS tat
e., 49, "A ses ......s MeSs-Sets ilz
~.rs.----.- ~.
spl, Hoci Io Gov lslssd Hel Gate. "a an
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yu,uE BROADWAY SAVINGS INsrlTU.

yU,UE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSFITU-
Il TON potcs 20 its dopostors that interest WI
h. .,,d a. tho rate of SIX per per annmn AMOUNTS
not exceeding 90 and five per cent, when that
amount on DEPOSITS made PRIOR to October and not sncc
Sbdrawn pavable " the Bank corner Il Broadway and
Anthony ST. on third Monday OF January Interest not
called for viii be s4ded as PnrI'Rn GO he circuit q seh
WILSON @ HUNT, ist Vice President.
FRANCIS A. PALMER, I'd DO. and Treasurer.
NJ HOPPER Morr, Secretary.
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&3OOOOn Y lGisni. ciT IVY, w 1.ss!.:


,orers Of Jersey Coy" ~ receive ssed proposals sna
BANKING House cf James a. King Sens corner q ITO
aud Wihamsts NewYogk. until Wednesday, no gu W
inst, AZ O'Clock T. NJ tor the whole, OF any rsS
than 81 Ogc) OF the above loan which II nesutsp
interest at The rate per cent per snnun W %
bic m forty wears II AZ siN per cenf tnc ~
pavshle IN thirty years from the nrst day oi 'Sn' "
The Commissioners reserve the usuai privilege oi Iseet.
ing conditional bids and dechn1nS all 'ien ss ey nay NOT
% norosals viii BE- opened n tho presence ~ ne bd'
Jers Nher oc,ock, On the day so0ye nAu.a $,
cr;cs az CIRCULAR containing mlornauen more IN de.
-, sn eories OF the orsnal report Of the Com noner>
Sontsnns Inc reports Of -nrNeys and ihe essn1sohs Q,
frTriiou of the works may be had BY appyls 4 thu
cfce ef TIE Water Commissioners, Lyosum Building.
C,srdst jersey City OF At the oaice OF NesSs King K
sons 49,, d.. ,,--.-- q. - e
Jersey CIV" and Indorsed Proposals for jersey City Wa
Ter loan s-Jcrpsy CITY, 7th January 1885
JOHN ID. WARD,
DUDLEY :. GREGORY, Wat,
b. BRAMHALL, >conpis,ie,,r.
THO A. ALEXANDER,
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of tho

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of tho
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW-ONsfANs.-
NEwO ORLEANS, Oct 81 i85lBy virtns OF tho thirty
.nth OF the OF the Legislature OF the state
louisiana entitled An Act TO consolidate the CITY OF New
Orleans and provide of the government and
offs affairs approved Feb - 1852 and of the fifth section
OF tho act supplementary thereto aud providing for tho IN
CORPORATION Of City OF Lafayette with tho City Of New
Orleans approved the day. and for the purpose Of
undng debt Of the old city, of the ate First Second and
Third municipalities, and City Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office foe
the exchange Just and equitable computation II inter-
all nstued Bonds and other obligations OF the old
city and the late First Secopd and Third Munic pste
and City Of Lafayette Tor BONDS Of he CITY OF NEW.
ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, ls52 stFORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH payable At tho
office OF the City Treasurer with interest attached
thereto tho of SIX PER CENT per annun. pays
bic in the City OF Newf0rk LIST January and let July
each year the interest obligations offered Ia exchange
shove, be calculated LIST January 1901 al which
time interest the Bonds 10 be issued will commence.
Tie proposals, 10 be ndorsed Oder tor exchange "
Bonds &C, viii be opened and acted upon this fourth
Monday IN each month commencing Monday, the I'D
November next 1867.
Pnces Stock Tables adopted the basis Of
The Commissioners 20 themselves tho night
ject any OF all bids
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS Controller.
VIM. III. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WM. Z. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldesrneu.
l.. II. PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAYET Secretary. Board u Assistant Alasrmes.
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EsGISEERs OyFIcE, CIRoLEvILLs, Dec. 2 1s51
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.-SEA
~ PROPOSALS win be received until January u 1850
the Ohfce Of the CINCINNATI WILMINGTON AND
GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, In Circleyils,
for furnishing s the naturalization chairs and spike
doing all the work necessary for The constue.
GAINESVILLE, sdstanee of abost fort y-two miles
Plans profes, specifications and all the Necessary In
formation wall BE- furnished 4 the Office Of the Company.
by the Epgneers al Circleyille.
portion Of the work is heavy and well worthy Of the
attention OF Contractors The Company have ample
Road and would prefer letting IL 10 Contractors who ss
prepared 10 take portion Of the stock, should their bid
otherwise be favorable, provided they furnish lc
factory evidence Of their ability complete the work in the
shortest practicable time. TRACY McCBACKEN,
Chief EEnneeI.
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>, u. .d,se,e Ins ,ery sho-t tiH'e We expect &c
- ., re,ort III active sIr.Bg orsiosss,
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CTMEON DRAPER. No. H. Pine-s,. oae-
% - L. a vasic-yci RAIAROAD BONDS Azd STOCKS
$50 CITY. Town ard COUNTY BONDS kno1s Nsics
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have &c reIon 81 %euTe - ..Ss
~,v.,f.-CEN2UILy REFcETtD yos T7s TS'tvSs
TULsDkg, jar j.
ASHEs-S.s nh-ket = wIthe1t Cs-n-s. see o. -
- - Is q or Pea-s AID 81 81 for Po,s ser biE
COTTcN-The uGTket foT tins stsple kas seAn s''N
,,- !, 2oo hzles sod AZ easer prioes- ~,.p.~.,
~ &C., Pr,t. gTorda Cfler (s1lt Eof1
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nI r. COBb d Co., No. q Wsll-st, S"cs
~ C0mnsiolOn and Collection Brokers' H.. -
STOCKS bousft and sod S,sts, E@-ro@h ivy
ot,sT Loans ~ rotated ,..q,.s,s
COLLECTIONS made in Ell psr,s u inc raised ss'~
All Ca1e'ss With DToUptoess
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nNIDEND.-The Pennsylysnia Goa Com.
~ pany have declared smi-aEnazI diydend OF i've Ger
cent On the cap4ral s.Cck OF this Company 81 su0 3 t-
slst December payable the stocaholdrs az H. oe =,
ne CompA II tie Cry o. NeEYosk on and slter tie ri,
JaIgsJ Ine ta-ser bcos VII b. co1sd froa lie ID 70
Aeg-fcEk Dec. 81 .s52
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CHICAGO ard AURORA RAILROAD

~ COMPANY BOHDS.-Irhe Bonds Of this Company
bearing seven per cent interest with Coupons aacsea
payable sern ualy, the irst DAY oil January s.o
ygy ~ the Hichsn!cS Bank IN this city, and having or
teen and half years 10 matare fc, Jsrulry W., N'
by g. 5. ROBBINS 4 SON
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nlVIDEND.-1he Directors of the Clinton
A. Bank, Columbus Ohio, have declared dividend OF
rive per cent Tor the s months ending Jan 1859 raya-
ole 70 the Eastern stockholders on demand a. the Office Of
Tie Oho Life Insurance FAD Trust Company Sew.Yolh
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EOR SALE.-CLEVELAND and PITTS
a BUEGH RAILROAD Co BONDS, four yesfs 70 r'"'
TYeent. Coupon CoByertib.e. r..
EiLWAUFkE snd HfSsI sSiPPI EAILhOAU, NJ ~
Rins1AOETCAGE CONvEkIlBLEs voens sEhi'
ANNUAL COUPONS -, ,,nyr
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FlkoI .aet yfntII
OA1E CONVERTIBLE e ceut sb''i-A-''''-
DgLANO DUYLEyY Co, No. Is Walls.
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nlVlDEND.-The Board of Directors of the
~ Mercantile lire Insurance Company have deelsre
dvie Ia o. 1 Per ct c the capital stock payable
HcekEocers Of the company the City Of New on
and afteg she 10th Jsaaiy 1883 The transfer books VII
be closed fun the lsG the lcth January Inclusive By
otaeI OF the Board JOHN BAKER, SECRETARY
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The Baltimore I" Sun Of Saturday has the fol-
loving paragraphs contradicting some stories which
have been set aoat since the return from Mexico Of
the Commission sent thither to obtain evidence re-
lanve to the Gardiner silver mine
several statements have reached us, from various
ocs' some o. which have appeared in the Sun, pur-
Puns 70 give the result Of the exploration by the Gar
uner commission IN quest Of the celebrated silver mine
, ics.eraoy VIC had "a interview with MIR. HFxRY May,
i uo cue. ohoer q the Commission, and learn from him
~ 81 tnese publications unauthorized and that none
- en ehna,c IRON the members Of the board who are
I. 49, nguncuons 81 secrecy. Moreover he init
a'ss very properly that, whatever evidence NAV be in
inc hand OF the Commission Gardiner IL entitled 10 an
unbiased public opinion in the position he occunes he
lore tc country as an individual awaiting legal inyes-
tigaton before proper tribunal 'e"' -
paragraph from The Alexandria Age 10 the effect that
the party was nred upon BY robbers and that tho fire
galany returned And SIX Of the assailauts killed is
sheer fabrication Nothing Of the kind occurred and NO
opportunity for the display Of coonees .nd 80 - :, -
gratuitously attributed TO the party was A. an 60
orded them however heroicay disposed they might have
been We congratulate them upon the fact 4. The
might have been on the other side We are SORRY 4, s
the story notwithstanding, for romance l. nreco = ~
matter Of fact age; but Mr. MAY viii have il so
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TO THE EDITORS.

ARLINGTON HOUSE, JANUARY "a, 1863
Messrs. GALES & SKAroN-MY DEAR SIRs: enclose
you venerable Letter. written by Mr. JEFFERSON
third President Of the United States when the subject Of
bridge the Potomac the of the National
Government, was first agtated-just fifty years ago.
The views and sentiments contained in this letter
worthy of great functionary Of the olden time. Our
thirteenth President, the excellent FILLMonE will am
sure endorse the views and sentiments of his ustrious
predecessor the third and, far the President con-
cerned without consulting the interests of particular in
dividuals or peculiar localities, win give national
bridge combining all the advantages which circumstances
viii admit Of and conducive to the general interest and
convenience of the country at large.
Mr. JEFFERsoss reconnaissance of site for the bridge
from the present Observatory owing favore pro-
ec "long time ago" of throwing bridge from the pre-
sent shpyard Of Easily the shore of the Arlington
estate.
As autograph letter from the author of the Declare
ton Of Independence should possess interest in the
estimation Of men of modern tines pray you % show
this relic Of the past to Gen. SHIELDS Mr. MASON and
any others who may be pleased and at your leisure
enclose it to via Alexandria.
In the words Of JEFFERSON the finest writer Of the age
in which he hourshed, pray you accept my saluta-
tons and respect" and believe faithfully yours,
GEORGE w. P. GUSTS.
From the venerable Autograph Letter Of Presi-
dent JEFFERSON, the original of which we shall
have pleasure in submitting to the inspection of the
Senators named by Mr.. CUsTIs, we present the fol-
lowing copy of it:
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY %, 1904.
SIR: On the receipt of your letter | rode to the
Hamburg Hill, [now the Observatory, from whence
you suppose bridge may be advantageously thrown
across the river Comparing this with the other
positions, below and above, which have been pro-
posed, observe that in proportion they engthen
the road, they shorten the bridge 1t viii rest with
the Legislature to decide at which place or places
they will authorize the establishment of bridge
The inhabitants of Georgetown think their interests
will be much injured by any bridge below their
port. In this clashing Of interests between differ
ent points of the territory, to all Of which sim
cerely wish prosperity, hold myself aloof from
meddling, no law calling on me to do otherwise
Should it be made my duty to take any part in it,
shall certainly place every local interest out of
view, and regard the general interest only.
Accept my situations and respect.
oaa TIL: JEFFERSON.
GEonuy w p. CUsrrs ESQ
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FATAL BoYs' PLAY.-A little boy, seven eight years
old, died suddenly at New York on Wednesday night
He was school boy, and in playing with his larger
fellows, in the recess covered with and beaten
badly with snow balls. lie damp with snow and III
from injuries when he went into school, and not being
allowed to 70 home until the usual time died soon after
he got there coroners jury returned that his death
was caused by acute bronchitis.