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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

CO The Louisville Journal says the tobacco
crop this year is severely injured.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

CO Rev. DR.. Thomas, of Hartford, Conn. has
been elected Bishop of Rhode Island.
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Ci5-It is very brisk in Galena. The papers state
that the steamboats, come crowded with passcn-
gers, and that the merchants are very busy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

FRon.-There was quite heavy frost in the
neighborhood Of Boston on the 25th ult
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

EMINENT LAWYER DEAD.-II. X. Smith, of Buff
falo, personal friend of Gov. Marcy, and an
eminent lawyer and politician, Ied on the 23d ult
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

EV- Both the Winslow and American House
had their full number of guests yesterday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

CO A new town is to be laid out ON the Min
nesota river, near the Rapids, by Col. VIM. Fos-
ter. 1t is christencd San Francisco.
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MAINE.
MAINE.
The Portland Advertiser has returns from 3e4
towns in this State, which foot up as follows
Reed, 1882
Paris, 26,5U
Carey, 3,l00
1869
Morrill,,

Morrills majority, ll0l.
LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate consists of 81 men,
bers. In the last three were eleven Loco Focos,
and twenty Morrill, men, after the vacancies had
been filed. TO the present Senate the Nebraska
democracy have not chosen single member.
Not one Of the notorious seven who attempted to
usurp the prerogatives of Senate, and who for
three weeks disorganized the State government,
has been reelected. The people, whom they 50
insolently defed, have restored them to the OBJ
scurity of private life
indicated by the Congressional vote, is as fol-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

MAYOR ISDIcrED.-Mayor Westervelt of n. Y.
city, and Councillor Roe, of the Eight Ward, have
been indicted by the Grand jury of the Court of
Sessions for granting liquor license to a woman
contrary to law.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

Xr the father tn wass Capt podd, Of this
Territory much ese~med ssr BIS mag, sxeeiles
qusities>
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nsas MARRlEO;Dd gst s4tasasI -
Yesterday morphs. oct = b. Rev. =. r.. cssey, Lo7.
NoyyEr, Esd, the Temperance Hone, 70 Miss
MCKAY, an Of ths city. -
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ca The Yellow Fever is on the define at Sa-
yannah,
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. a, 1854.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Alps has arrived with four days
later news from Europe. Flour had advanced
and 8 shillings; Wheat Cd. Corn "a and 35s.-
Wheat was selling for Cd and Cd per bushel. The
London money market is easy with tendency to
lower rates. Consuls advanced % l-2 and % 3-4.
Nothing very definite or very important from
the seat of war. The allied fleet, numbering y
600 men, were on their way to Crimea. The Aus
trian army still in the Princpalites, but great
care was taken to avoid collision with the Rus
sian troops. rumor was rife that new PROPOSE
tions were on foot. The cholera was still raging
in London-the deaths in three weeks amounting
to 1900. The crops in England and on the con-
tnent are said to he in an excellent condition and
that the yield will be heavy. An expedition Of
1000 boats had set ont TO attack Sebastople, the
Russian naval point, the object being to cripple
the Russian commerce. 1t was expected that the
expedition would reach the Russian shore on the
Sth of September.
From Spain we have nothing later than has al
ready been published. Queen Christina had ar
rived at Portugal on the Sd. Her property had
been coniScatei.
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SAD AccIDENT.-Albert jackson (colore0 Sex
ton of Mr.. Riheldaffer's Church, while attempting
to ring the bell for the fire last evening, fell thro'
two trap-doors, distance of from 40 to SO feet,
and was severely injured.
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MARRIED;

e. Pollowths Right wherever isleads you..
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We pass ovcr points which have. alresdy bes
elaborated BY tho rrcss, to the following:
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Cy- There is no occasion for Mrs. Teazel get
ting into fret-Mrs. Elicit left our city yester
day morning,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18
MINING BOARD
CITY TRADE REPORr.

FRIDAY, rcd. IL % Z. N.
AsnR-There Ia rather better demand, At 90 6tx %
esA for pearls, ana s6 0sx for pot., per 100 lbs.
BRaAneIUFrs Flour without essential vAfation
The days busneS Amounted TO 800 bbls, ordiasry
choice State at % 6s SsS7K mixed TO fancy Western
st IS SIX 30 12h and other grades st prepor
rates. There kewtse sold 800 bbls Canadian,
bond, at % 6Jh, and 1000 bbs Southern Of former
quotations; with 100 bbs. fne rye -four 1t % lax % rs;
~ $40 bsb. Jersey meal ~ q - 60 per bci
wheat favor Cd buyers. The days movements included
400 bushels sou,hsfs ana zoo JsIssJ red 81 Vita
brsosd 0G0 buahel delivered ct 81 2o 1000 DO at 81
le arc 900 from the railroad depot at 81 10 state
and Wsstsrn oau were In demand, ct Sc 65s per
bushsl Corn less valuable The days transactions
comprised 20 0t0 bushels 1T csc. 81 Tor damp; 81 /.
u Oh for jersey Southern yellow; and ri 03
u % for good 10 choice Sou hsrn wAlts per bushs
Gown : About 300 bags Rio were sold st IL ho and
lao DO. Jamaica 81 ii ke.
Corros me cs,'s saks reached l442 bales. ~ fol-
.,s snpors ss home uss. Ass, and on spsouls
FnneiTs-Thsrs was greater activity In frsishh To
Liverpool loom was tcarcsr sad free sn9Axements Of
grain were made 1T higher The transs ,,tous an
brAcsd about COO 90 600 bushels Rrain Chi ooru
In buk At l4d Alskd including ocod do In sh,ys bass
~ led 200 boh rosin engaged ct IA 500 eia
-four 81 a.; 100 bbL pork ct s. loo tons is.d AZ 40
ana about eco bsss cotton mosty compressed Ied TO
London, 100 bbs pors engaged o. To Have
1900 bushels wheat were taken ct $40 ans COO obs
aosr ~ 600 with 100 bales cot 81 No To Antwerp
goo bsfhth rye we're engaged, part IN shppsrs bax
~ 10 70; 100 tsrces rice ~ sos 100 bales oottoa Al
ko 100 tons cedar at 56s and TOO bss ro.in Al
ts Cd To Rotterdam 500 boxes sugar we're ems ss.d At
46s eco brsheh rye at I'D. To Hamburg, 800 bbs
Iosis were engaged At Sal 100 bales cot ON 1t xd:
and 5000 bushek Germ, in shippers bags 81 iad vessel
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vss spesssd to load with cotton ct New Oeaus Tor the
nsdiss,.>ns.s or Trieste, ana return ~ "a %. To-
with coal and neeuremsnt oods. at SO pss ton To
CalforpiA, rates were at $50 $50. per foot
mspt
FRun.-eAjss made Of 200 boxes layer raslns at
50 SIX, and $50 be, e. vet dried bunch do sts3.
GNfnse We notice sale Of 400 ibs.. at SOC.
BAY some 800 bales river were purcs assd ct 81 70
90, for shipment and 81 for local per leo lhs.
hnR -siscs our last report the market for al varis
.s "a
lot Of facksi hemp commanded S24o 90 bales drtsssd
brought $500 between 90 and 10 tons Russian hemp
Manila sksn 1t iako aad subseq usnty 300 bsls
ti5xc The remAinisg stock IL nov hsld higher The
cargo Of the VIM sprssus just arrived, was sold soms
IRON scotch pig was rot in very brisk demand to-day
st griees above ss7 20. sss usual terms, Psr ton
hoL.ss1s We noticed sales Of 800 . 800 bbh. New
Orleans, Jart to arrive, At 20,
NAVAL sroEH.-salrs OF 900 bbls large Wilmington
rosn ere made at 81 s. ard 100 bbs spuis turSsans
oHs-Oruce whals and sperm. and most kinds Of
ured oils inactive We heard Of sales Of
Ions hpsse ed, 81 T6c. s7eo Per gallon
fRovHi.ss PORK was more sought after. Tns saiss
amounted $50 bhs 81 b 10 for msss and sla 30
In fair requeat and arm. The transactions In lard
comprised 800 bills and tisroea good 70 prime at tok
Sect doing better The days sales reached SO bba
1T IS 10 80 Is for country iue; 50 ell 30 for do
city do and sl4 for packed Caicaso do
tisroe Beef hams Ia demand 1t $l3 80 for Slate;
and Sib so SIG for extra Western Fer bbL Bater
seuirg I2s loo for Ohio; and 1885, zoo. for State,
Fer ID. Cheese commanded loo . 10.
RICE The ma ket o'ntinued ARM with sales Of 200
zoo casks At 81 81 IS
RIAL ErATE--Sales ct auction BY A. J. Bissoksr.-
Three OF t~o s.ory houses and Lrs MS 203
apa 2o6 Can. street % ooo io corner Fifth avenue
and SIXTY eighth s-rses, So 900; do adjoining do
ESQ., d., Thirty fourth street. between Fifth aad
sixth Avsrues eson SITS; do on Hxtysixth street.,
each $500 do with frame house, on Ihssth street,
% $50; Go on Fifty. second street, each 81 ,0o6.
SOAP loo boxes CASTLE sold ct lilo.
SuGARs.-Ths market steady, end sales Of 500 .
eco bids New Orleans were reported ct Axe. a4,se
tkc
fAIIow Prime was needed, at 1214a Per ID.
ToRAooo There we're disposed Of 70 bales oomusn at
private terms Is cases OHIO seed leaf at ss and 100
bales Kentucky STAINS, IT 81 40 per 100 lbs.
Wool The Rkss Of domestic wool this week have besu
large compared ~ith The week previous We n,tcs also
more inquiry fer foreign. Prioes without chAoy o.
however The stock on hand Of domestic u abundant fol
the wants Of consumers The arrivals Of foreign have
been light for the last thirty days. and the better quail
ties generally meet with . ready sale
wAx.-S~Ls Of bright yellow ut 2SKc.
WHisKEy-Sales uansprsd Of 500 bbl. prison, ct 32xo
$780, cash; and go hhds drudge ct SSc., usual terms
Der gallon.
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Value put en- market week ending Feb 49, 1888 sssbs
Value put market week ending FeS 10 1884 SS1 Ss
ForsiGn fabrics not quite vigorous ~ far ~ re-
CARDS demand and prices though the weekly imports Don
nus 10 reach nearly tbs amount customary during
the pat three months. Staple British and continental
goods sAeable and nrm Fancy are how
pener and less inquired for; hsncs they evinoe
increasing anguor. The wsrliks news from almost al
psr Europe does not the trade much Tnis
Is affected by the troubles In the manufacturing dis
tcs Of England whence tbs latest advicss are far from
indicating proximate amicAbie adjustment bet Sesn
employ and employees. The recent rise In prceo Of
food almost where ustnss the Of tbs latter
for sdvsrce Of wages than thing forth
In Thereof at the same time that It has I'm
fortunately done much to destroy he hopes Of the opsr
tves and their friends that thrir claims would be ult
aey conceded These and other circumstances bsfors
refer ed to BY being borne 10 mind incaed to
anticipate the triumph, whether jus or unjust lat
Others decide Of tbs employers Hsacs We cannot Ia.
duge In the hope that the demand for the Of
British goods will DO much Increased BY tho temporary
partial suspension Of production OF Great Britain.
The receipts the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to s222 AT; paid, saa,7
s6-- balance, "a, 234, 1888 "a.
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Mines aud Mining.

FRIDAY, Fob. 17-8PM
The Board exceedingly active this morning, and
somewhat better prices ruled Potomac sold at az on
tme-an Improvement Of Sand in great demand II
for cash; six Of North American sold ct 7O;
Phsnix gold has improved u. The other sales were
at form prices. The bids followsFor Parker
Vein TX; Phsnsx Coal X; New Creek ~; MinnssotA
les; Copper Falls 80; North Vest lK North American
70; Norwich 1oK Dana az Toltso Ilx; National 80
Fulton II Isle RoyAls To- Gogebis 1; Dolly Hide AZ;
Deep River 10; Ripley Sk Winthrop AZ; WYekon Colo
Six. Ia.
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Doa LoSr-4 HIwARD-LosT ON rus 18th OF
H. Isbrsa An snslsh terrier b,ch black and van With
white tbs breast and natural Aid tail The
above will be PAID or her delivery ~ % tenth street,
near University place
nO0 LOsT.-STRAYED FROM " PACIFIC STREET,
IL BROOKLYN, on Wedn esday evtnins Last young blask
and terrier deg about four he old ,ars cropped vail
tachel Three doArs reward viii be paid for his delivery
Ct the above mum Ter.
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TO PASSENGERS roe CUBA-rHE RRvaRH HOUSE
ysns pleasantly situated in immediate vsnitv Of the
Cspnm Guefsps aad Inesdsntss palaces tns cathedral
spucbf Of Columbus PissA Dc Arnes custom hos And
quay also near the Alamsta Passed ard rsosn Thssre
eerh Wits tie seamsrs flsats laadns 81
ssrs and Baggage. Ms. RAYnONp Prssosetrms
4 10 the largest most airy eomI odious and sdysrtsse
cnsy situatse hotel Hsvana In she vicinity
IRE captAin General and Int~ndsnse palace ths CATH
sspviohrsof 0olumbus Plaza a. Armss Ous,om n
sna Quy, Ard but few minutes walk drive Nh
Alamsca Psseo, ana faeon theatre. Bnaiish Spanish
rrsnoh ~ German spoken- clerk visits hs steamers
h0ND, Prop. iehssa
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OFFICE OF THE ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY,
" No % .srchansS Exchange, New York Feb 1854 :
ldereTake notice. that OF
per upon the tai stock Of the Company
levied the bosrd e Directors pursuant to Ara Of
ocs Of the in tho city sf New York In os.s q
payments CURED, together with all Previous payment.
thereon sbal Be- cited 20 the sssooisoa but In order
out Of the ~ Of New York
have the benefit Of .he full time three days scs VIII be AZ
.hs oertiEoatss and take By order Of ths
Board
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Family Market Price Current.
The following table made from the prices ct Fulton
NArAst. 1t win b seem that there has been but little
chsnge during last wesk. business brisk and the
markets In foe ORDER
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NORTH CAROLINA ak PRR CENT DTATn honda
IN Treasury Dspartnsat Raleigh, ~ g.. JAa. 4, 1884.

NIoRTn CARolIhA ak Pa CENT STATE honda.
IN Treasury Department Raleigh, n O.. JAA. u, 1874
Sealed proposals will be received % th once un 10 oeIoe
A. r. Of ths 1h Of February next for the Rurshaee Of
By hs North Carsha These beads
will bear date the nrss Of January 1884, and win thirty
They will coupons attached sAd the interest q
sx per annun w be payable the Axs days q
January and July Of each Both interest aAd prinee
will payable n the Bank Of the RspuhMo, In the city
New York unless whsA shs purchaser prefer 70 have
payable ~ The treasury Of North CaionA rhsy
issued authority the Legislature o. North Care
uaa 81. Of the North Carolina Railroad
and IN faith Of the ssA all the SHOCKS hslA
hy the said and dividends said
e expressly pledge for their redemption These bonds
BY exempted from saxsNsn. They will 30
Issued In Of 4l0v0 or $500. PARTIES may wish.
Parties bddiax will please address their letters en-.
dorsed Proposals. for North Carolina State Bonds. "
70 ,hs unde1siEned, ST Raleigh, North Carolina.
The bids will be opened ~ 10 o'clock A. NJ Dth February
NEXT ~ this ece the presence Of ths Governo Score
sary, Compt. lief OF State, and By hordsoA Presdent
state Of North CAROLINA The undsrsign-
ed the right Of accepting such bds In Mhols IN
pkYs he advantageous 70 the State nuo
oessul bdderr will be requrea "a informed Of the
Of their Sids deposit In bank she 1nt Of
hsr Sish sho accrued interest from she lat Instant -
Abe Of she Treas Of the State OK North Carolina
This be made in ethey she HSna u thc Republic,
Row the Rank Of te State Of Nerth Carolina
Bani Of Cape Eea. Raleigh, North CarolaA Documents
showing ths great Of tho SsAto and tae small
amognt Of ndcbsodnsss DO had application 81
ths once, 70 kssor Brown De Rosses Of ths city Of
New York. D. ". COURTS,
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LIQUORS, 40.

VxyIrEs LANDING NOV LANDING PROM SHIPS
w Brotelmsn and James Gray large lot Of ciavss 81
cases ror sale from wharf, on bon dsd eel
ara BIZ l. II. SIMPSON Sons, 10 Beaver street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MOsEY MAHKE r.

FRIDAY, Feb lT-6 P. NJ
rhsre vas An active buoyant market to day Thsnsw
srouo Europe by the stsamship Canada ct Halifax from L.
vsrpoo is Of warhks character, bat It has been
fsycrs The position taken BY Prussia and Aus
tris ssnstbens Western Powers and the Emperor Of
Rus be deferred from declaring with such great
ocds sgainat him At all events the turn things have
ken viii bring matters TO In ct earlier day The
eject Of the Cansdas upon the stock market was
By no means unfavorabs. moderate advance was
nssd and IN active demand existed at tbs coss Eiorssos
and Ksyport went mp per cent; Crystal Paisos. New
York Central Railroad, u; Reading Railroad, vi Aahi
gan Construction Stock, TX; Eds Railroad Y; Harlsn
n; Hudson River Railroad, n; Panama Railroad.
IN; Michigan Southern Railroad Cleveland asd Toledo,
~, Canton Company declined X Per csat; Nisarsgua
Tfsnsit, "; Cumberland Coal u. Railroad securities
have been much sought after lately railroad bonds par
teulAry. Illinois Central advanced to-day Per osnt;
New York osntral Bonds, n; Erie, 1871, 4. onio Dc
vent mn Der cent Bank stocks offered In small
os but few aass made and those st lower prices
he money market u very easy and comfortAne' Ine
supply Of capital Offering for investment sshy inofsas
ug and spectators appear to bs fun OF resources II
ps Of any from tho other hds s1ock securities OF
an kinds pust advance in market value on ths side Of
tha Atlantic In less than days After the accounts
Of ear srs war having been declared In Europe, prices
f stocks here woad bs higher than they now, and
ths sams IL II was that psa,s would DO
Give Ms the fact way the othsr and 10 should 80
ysr, active and very important imitation In the stosk
market Even with all the doubt and uncertainty that
NJ present EXITS, look for steady bat gradual I'm
stocks; and such 10 the opinion Of holders
gene rally.
At the second board to-day . further advance WAS
realised Illinois CENTRAL bonds advanced per esat;
Illinois Privilege bonds, 2; New York Central bonds, n;
Canton Company, u; Parker Vein, u; Nicaragua, n;
Reading Railroad Nj Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, i;
Cumberland Coal, X; Panama Railroad, ri Aishigan
Construction bones, i Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, VI;
New York Central Railroad " New Haven RAihoadfsn
onX We do rot like to sueh rapid imitation, q It
y calculated to produce greater reactions. more
gradual expansion would DO more permanent Tho move
ment upward has commenced, the right feeling Is abroad
and there il . wide margin yet to cover,
The earnings o. the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railyos6 forJ anuGry Uofe
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TyLOAKg AND MANTILLAS-DAMA0ID by IRE.
~ nOLiNkOx BELL b.es 70 inform N: ladies that he
s sehy damaged By water ~ the lAts ere In his sstab
And In order 70 effect clearance Of the came
induscment, he hes made fu thsr reduction per
cent who have mot had opportunity Of makps
selection specially iavhed 70 bargains before h
While nust positively DO cleared out this
week. 70 make room for shs Ne sPrins fashions.
MOLYNkUX BALL, IS Canal street,
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DOR SALE OR TO LEr-A SMALL FARM OF TEN
acres adjoining tho subss,ibss'. residence bsauatuy
village Of westchsser, the vicinity Of churches and
ohSos Nissasy reached By wassr wagon or raiirosd-
hshI and ovsroehinl both West sad Isss
house, dea With fruit Of almost every kind garden
Ae Tho house has the hrst neor three large
milk and Kitchen the ssoond door three arxe and four
small with shs third and fourth floors Of
tower have each sleeping and large cellar
including dwelling house and garden $3.50 N B-rhs sns
scrbsr will Sbposs eighty Of his far Ia build
Ing sites OF two and half or Inquire Of JAMES
COMM, No. . BaekmAn atreet.
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E'oR SALE OR TO LkT-AT ORANGE LAKE Six
miles west Of NewsurG BY plsnkro.d about ,wsntyavs
acres 81 exc nent land down the lake. with
louis uitabe for hotel eosrdes pri
yate supplied with Stable sheds Zoe
house hled with Ice &c The Of this place
resort are for beauty convonsase and
will DO sold furnished required Inquire OF James Henier
SON. on ,he premises or of the At the Office
OCeno 4 Fullerton, 81 W AL street New York.
ID. O. RINGLANO.
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p.s,epo.ra. Sle,ea5 II
Tceiaht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850 As
Nsii ana o. pr.,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2074 Is
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4l,6l9 OIL
Onrres bonding month last y29665 SO
Iuoresss over 40 per cent ............ 3li,974 81
The earnings for tho Elk mon hs ending 3lst
OF January, 1854, foot up. S4S LOS u
Corrssponcing SIX months last year.. 1c6 las 40
I,creass over 80 psr cent ............. Ss30lS o6
For the ave months ending with May, 1898 the Mutual
Insurance Company OF Lexington, Missouri, dsaArsd
dividend OF 20 per cent and, - viii bs seen, they have
now declared second dividend Of rs per cent fr the
last seven months-makng the total for the year 45
per cent.
The amount Of received at the Custom House,
Baltimore during hA year 1885, 5000 4s o. against
$685. 6ss 40 for the previous year. showing increase In
1858, Of slol,21 Is.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
sadpg departments Of the banks Of PennsJ In No
vmbsr 1853 according to returns made TO the LesA
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EyoR SALE AT BR0OKLYN-oNE OF THOSE NEAT
ssttags housss Of Hanover place. II within twelve
,ssss walk Of wall street issy and h.As distance q
u ihsrcugh repair For further psreulAls inquire the
premises Sc II Hanover place. or O. ". cox xeshaaies
banl. wall street. n, Y.
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For the purpose Of showing the variation In the sgyrs
gate movement Of the leading departments Of the banks
Of Psnnsylvania ct periods somewhat remote have
compared tbs returns for November 1893 with those FOR
l6<o -
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EyOR SALE AT HOBOKEN-A DESIRABLE HOUSE
and In the business secon side
nsa, Third streets lot BY lso feet running
through Boomfed street, With stable aod barn
house three story brick b TO- With cellar and basement
rented for $500 VII 30 sold cheap sPpisd FOR
coed location for the grocery feed hou plumbing stve
business pply ~ Hudson street. N " from :, ~ r
~ or the Town Hall. Hoboken, from TO 10 ~ and
to6P.M JOHN n. BOARD.
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EyOR BAL1, In BROOKLYN-THR TWO STORY BASE
II ment Ard ATTIC frame dwelling l2S Lawrence street.
Willoughty very plsAsAnt and desfA able location
from s s0nvsnsa1s the ferries and Stage fsu.ss Tn:
grape Price u 100 cash. Of which $1,000 remain
Bond nd mortgage required Possession bad Isl OF
Nay For further particulars apply to JOSEPH VIVIAN
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uOUsL AND STORE NO. 81 WALKER STREET, NEAR
II Broadvayfivc years lea Ter sale rent low,
and nns loossisn for anyknd Of business Apply
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN BRooKLYN-PLEA:
Asantly situated vsnderb between Myrtle and
PARA The house nearly and In complete order
tainB Is s ing doors mar BILE snls GAS would
be speaking tubes The adjoining lot has
used In connsaon ~ garden ana you'd sold with the
:he house built for the wner aud principally
by days work. apply TO G. 9. MORGAN III Pearl street,
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EoR sALl-HoUss ON HOUSTON srRllz. LAsan
story house Rents for o. So IL will aseonmodsts
NON twelve 70 sixteen families ane chance fcr any
one 70 invest his money Price ~ 0 Pins ioeadsn for
knAnsns Pays lArse esntage Part can !ay On uort
Ege Apply At l02 Nassau street, No. o. THOAA1