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sKISs-WrhD fe- eays so7t - go Cesseos Gosi have
h,,r nd - AZ q no and s3ost % q az coh
sUGARs-The nsrse .t-.dy. the inquiry larf-r sad =
,.rrt Inn go htds SeV Orleans - - ia a ande
CD. xs.eov.5o e ,nd 40 brown Havana "
TaILON-1he NAM sustained. vil . ir 'l'''
s.I,s 7 IS 0S0 b Pina Fey =. - = .sc rs-h
TOBACCo-S@les ir the past f1rfe cav ~ n.l NM
.rd Nsvsville o. ne 3 ha'-s HsTfra = f- 50 =
isff41f7c ar g 80. Fords Sac. We s1nteDse -
70 nh cI-1lI o. T. 4 g. Nes-er ~ TIE a. ~ -.
.ucky for Dece-nb~r we're nOd-r.e fnf or n9' 81 re
the deuisod eIp1rt-rs no BENZ ass 70
extsn. Of their re iurt 70 me cfc-
.o and t,., ., p1se.,ius the requisite 4lsi=a TIE prin
crrs INJURY b. for The FfeLcl government.
IN, s .pd NV OF 80 hhds were t.Een Tor n
d..rsiors Tfe stock fscto, h,nds rA,her go than
q hpds coz ~ reneIslly OF nond-sr ~ 9-an-s ~
srt,, l. hare sales for the Hou'h ssfe - 1as
Manufactured i. irr with moderate bHhn'-s - q
bs h.sn p actir. port d-And with sAle- o. % aces
fe, ctieAy Pernsylv.nia The repsainE ''oek elns
onersv # ' laalif-. The ne| crop hA' - se aeo
- N ,,y eou.idera5l4 quantity Il re 1soo-ifo1
b,. b.n shown 70 purchase ford. hi. b solei q
N. s.uer. inf rofe7 Of samples the stock between >"
az Cubs has been dali; exporters hav- renewed
ne srket Of OF ward Of 600 bales. which has noe-ied bet
Ter fe.lup Prime invoices Of Havana ssrce
VHISKY-The msrsef = better. win fir .rqlrT S''es
Of so Ibis SO 81. for ONO an O. T1os. 90 P-on-
low he'd a. &c. Drudge i quiet AZ sc. tine.
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Arrived.

U .esnAp A9;us Lyon sA,'Sn. 4: y'q g. e .
L. ship 5ontheruer l. Ewsg Chtf.eston . hours
"ih % e.hs s9S g. Mdei a.as is isy hemp
Irwin Co 7th 81 lon u spoke steamship George
Law hence for A.Iinwsn. The has experience! heavy
weather sprung and main yard sIt ais, &c NOV TO-
l,t Ion Is 80 spoke b .hp Merlin from Caclis ioi
BAH Helen Frances. tsf Portland Yors Ne"es'e. =
days with coal and uon to Barclay L'ns'oa '.t az.
oop Of war A.beny
snip souhsmp,n packet Pat 1nlon ana f1fi''asa
= days mds AID - 'teesase passenger 70 Oi"ol'
Esls Chsnicieer Pierce Rio Janer q day; with eoaee
20 81 Feemsn & c. De- - lst 10 - Ion -, SPOKE
Maine Law Demlrs from RI JAneiro fo NeS Ygs- De.
b , Rci5actoo sitb of Rae Is aud exchanged .sus
9TH tiis Parry. bound nio ko 'a~e me s' are &
Rad Dee lat i 5 ION So 'aS an Am An Dark
,hee red signal with Aie 'q.,.e IN tne ssHtsi
mds- and 40 passenger. Pope Co Experienced heavy
Bah kaassts Msr.hsi MonieydeA. Co day. with hides
wool &C. to W " De Forrest Dec 20 IA II % ION '. w
aoAe Wm. Boyd from Csao i,I Boston snort OF pro
Bhs " rlism + tBrl Morrison. St DOMINGO City, % days
" h MAHOGANY ard hides " Maitland Pheps. 9TH inst
M 30 - 50 spoke bns James Crosby from Santa Cur
bIisC,rrhi. cot BALTIMORE Hall ThomAs u days; w.h
Gusuo to T. Riley bns potion Of the ship Iinoieoh
Blk Wild Pigeon Patterson Leoando Is " Coast Afrc.
- cay. .5 & on ,0PSe or The .oop o. xSr MoS
% from ~ Paul De Loemeda Oct %, On cruise
schr Anna Msris Consin, Ne"oeFn' \ c, days WI
sclI stani.ht Gueld smyraA De-. dsy. with eon "a
Cummings sc. 49,
sch Daniel Brown Head Baltimore. coal, 20 Fox CO,
ScLr Blss Sausll. Turutf Baltimore Will coal .
schr Emm. Tu;te, Smith, NusiGs, WIKI cy'ien io' Ne"
Haven
Seir Geo " B.ld- o. Smith. Virgins. With oysters
Sh sarah Mara tot Cold sprnsl Jones, Ha'.na l. days
via Delaware Besk~ster With oranges % I-o' Omaf'in
ExTtTiebc.d heavy weather.
sctr Three Sous hgoy "i.mir ston, {, dsJ'' VIII
stores, to master
self L,rohbuIs Nelson Richmond a,ys. a3si aad 70
bacco. u [. II. Pieson ,
Selr Dan :. Mer,hon Graham, WinlinEts y. c @ DAYS
cotton L.. 10 McCIesdy hou CO. HAD heavy weather
o,'V sTt ef DECK l0sd
Seil Oust4,ia simon on Rcc.lAud, dsys With llne.
Sch SPECIALIZING Sea Penn S1Tiolk, with corn, toase e
P0ftsusuh .
Sehr Ahst, Bsirr Norfolk with bound % Boston
se,r Alexander NJ. T,son. WsrehAm, VII nas. 70 rs
oAle 4 CO.
sAILED-sisaIrshp B!s,k Wsa.gr fo' Nee Orleans AID
Havana
WIND-DrIing The day. y. y. L
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,m,.r, o. s lc So ea,s ct che above Ia
.s~ss,ss. Gan.as uad,r ae A. o'APr os1 L~
ines ,5 d. Sit'
Some of the banks it will be seen, have retired r
larger portion OF their bills than the law required
while others have not ye: retired any Those which
have exceeded the amount aIe, the Bank of Geneva
Merchants Exchange Bank, New York, and New
York State Bank, Albany. Those which have not
vet retired any Of their notes are the Bank Of Au-
burn Bank Of Monroe Rochester; Mechanics and
Farmers, Albany Onondaga Co. Bank, Syracuse,
and Otsego Co. Bank, CooperstOsn. There is some
question whether the law requires expired banks 10
return ne-thrd Of their circulation outstanding at
the time of expiration, or whether ii requires Is
mos probably the intention OF the law, that one third
of the circulation on the Is, May, 1854 must b. re-
turned during The year following. In either case the
table above furnishes the data. The Bank Depart
meni We believe, has expressed opinion upon this
subject
The annexed note from the Superintendent OF the
Ohio and Pennsy " ANA Railroad, sho ss highly ia
vorsble condition of the BUSH css of that road
ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
Pirr,uVRcH, Saturday, Jan. &, 1855.
Receipts IL December 1881 so 30 -
ktstPts IL December 1913 ............... ti6S0 %
Increase 1000
Earnings Of the Road In i4 ...........sl .ll24l9s
EA-nnfs Of the Road IN 1888 ........... COS oo4 "a
lueFease ttS . eent.) ................ siH4!4 -
My estimate of earnings made q, the beginning OF
the wear wss $500 0c0. II has been exceeded by
s2l2,4l9. The working expensss and repsirs have
been about Is & cent OF the ear1ogs and the gross
earnings have bee0 nearly 70 & cent OF the cost Of
tie road, with It's present equipment. - thai the
results % my department for the year eXc@ed my e2
pecta;ions. =. W. RoTERrs Chief Ens. and SIp:-
The business al the Clearing House t. day was
s5,663,ls'.
The ConiiI ental Insurance Co. has declared =
semi-annual dividend Of 4 cent, Pay able On the
18th in... TIE Bank OF Kentucky has declared
semi -snnual dividend OF = cent, payable on the
18th int; The Farmers Bank Of kentucky, e
cent, payable on demand. Bo;h are payable 10 III,
New-York stockholders al the Bank oil Amesics.
The Ocean Mutual Insurance Co y cent, pay
able or demand
The Macon and Western Railroad CO., & cent,
payable on ard aner Feb. !
case OF oyer.arait on the Atlantic Bank
made pubic to-day although the particulars have
been known to a few persons for some time past. |,
appears ths on the 18th October LAST Messrs Stanton
n Wilcox overdIew their account in tha;bsrk about
$4,000, which they were unable 70 make good. A,
sn interview with the bank officers, they a.reed 20
NEE; the certified checks as they cane n. 10 the
amount OF ss7 GOO, but were unable TO DO SO 70 he
sItep: OF over az 600, leaving he oyerlra abou.
e., Gee TIE matter Ia. ten kee: secre partly
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Ans4As n sutLss, ApeusHeer.
nFRFlIpTORY SALE of STOCKS sn'

BOSDs .uri,r, D. order Of D y. SeVin' vs.. ~
iSaiAS = MILLER 4 = - eel a. ..'.a'u ra.s
DAY. Fednes6'Sl Jaa % $50 A. = oco-s A. the
- q ~ j'F''y zoe, AID r-.s.go';,os c'Ha,ay $
ia,sb'e Il, E.5 ar IT, Az , CO., ss,h
$500 I-ncs terul R,i..osd pes cent C'alr-,'.'a
S,eu.bls ,le .v al Xsw Yra IN he j., Apr l77s Ia
:erss; payab.e - Apr ar - Oct 500
sssa. .,e tf sy s orss, q pubic sad , g. -
teHise u hs CD Nv fS.k n 20 10 AP' 1870 '
DC Gauge and ,S,quet snaa Aai Al yer 80 NJ,
ssge 6o-ds payable he C-y o. >ea s anlAfy
500 Phaa,ph, and Sanbary R.i'rSsa per een- No.
Es,e B.us PAYABLE z ne Siy Ne. lo's ca a. N's-''
600 Crest Wc.tern Rai.roat u ger cent Mortsss- aa
payable Is, April ss lue-es coupons payable IN N-Ffork
.Cs is - s,o,d Pc Mortgage soul ",
,te n NewYc-s IL January, 1855 Interest P'ya'e Id Jan
+co sso.,s al J.'aa RI. .o.a ?, F.s' b., 8oo d. r..
= s.,s uinoi. Internal improvement Te' cent
81 .ca st..e Of 1oi, rrts-rai Imrrcve n-n' Trr ces
Socs redeemssle AFTER 80 Of which t4S'- +-l'' OF tA'
as g oo sra, OF I.ucis ln-ernt improvement sors
rciee -abs si.er 10 bearing Interest if-u r. J"'
leo hare. Grss, W,,,,rn Railroad Co 30 .t,
share. Nv devon sae Ns; london L 80. So 90
- shares Br,o,lyn al d ain.ca Rad'est Co -,
go ,tare. Delspsr, Lscsawsuns sad Western Rair''i
"a share. PsnaH. Railroad Co; 500 go,
10 shores O'sieua Ad ,ncseo I lion kt'rosd- So
& ,hsre. I'ni,ed Sla-es Trust %. 500.
e shares Manhattan FIRE Insurance Go. -.
% shsles Republic Fire Insurance CO. 100
e. shr-es 4. ante Do,s to 90
Also ~ sccoun. 81 whom Il msy concern
$50 aware Lackasua aud Western Rar al Is Mot
gaze Ter ceu- Bonds Interest payable sem aullay ~
Jsnu.ry and lot Jly : COO eac.
90 Ohio MISS ippi RAJ road q Mortgage pef cent
tod Dec as aud refecas1e in
Nev York OCT 1890 Interest payshe 81 the Bsakof N
ri.l st Aprii and st Oet : eco e,cl
- .hares .vinz Bank 80.
So .bsr,s Mercantile Fire Insurance c. ~
81 Washrefor Ffre fnsIr-uCe CO.
g. shares Hur rhreysyi.ie Cor"rr 2 30
.harss = Nicholas Bsut ? N.
- share 81 az Railroad l0o
10 700 shares Gardner G-d = aE.z P4scut a1t Ana -
mating Machine Co =. N,'
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u / H/NE 10 / IL v + l..
PORT or NEW YORK
Cleared.

s,esm.h,p,-Bl.es Warrior Buock Nv Orleans Living
sion CrocheIon Co. Atabie West, Liverpool T. n Oo!'
Ins: Palmetto ~ ard, -, T1omas, + II. Whitmote .
Sinfs-Aucrcar MON. OTIS Liverpool, Nesmith son, p
r Wil.ts cIcgerl Sson, Sen Francisco Sstton Go b
Csfhenpe EdWsrcs l. Ryeon Hulout, frencis
Gutter. HaVhrt. Russ,A NiniuR
Bari,-FnenCre. (S.rdinJ Beckmsn, a.lass, Fnnch
Me,ncie. Pr,eetou seey Demsrsra. Smith rsttle; Warren
Canary Porce Dale Co Deney, AveHl heu'ia'' II D..
BrooAman 4 Co.
Bn,.-rsbis tBrl Callahan. s.. Johns, Bsrrow hos ,
Nehneer fPrJ Davidson Trinidad ID T. Dc NOlh Beayef,
NiJer,on Frankfort Plskurg ssndi0rji Velocity, ibrl
Darrell Bermuds Tucker Lshbcuruei HsIiense, iforGl
Mello. Faysi. DAtney Cunningham. .
Schooners-BerieB, Mcgee Ci,y Point, j. Hunter Co :
Esub.rp Davis Holm; c 7 Strong Laom. Baltimore,
MAILER 4 Lord. Mary EDDY Cole New Orleans y. II B:s
ham. CALICO. smith Richmond c. II Piers0
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EEw.ORLEAss Jan 6-Our CoTros nN.st SLOWS %
cisnge from yesterdays quots;ors vh,h a. hfJ nan
Of the day bs-. FRfisirs > LVer2co
A
MoRLE Jan s-Our rsrkst fo C0TToS - firm a. 7ie
for hodGg The weeks business fCots 40 100 bales ana
the -tocs hand 81 90 o.les sterlns EflhaN's 70
quoted az prem. FREfGHTs are hrn - frner fa-
CfsClNNsrG oThe receipts of Ho.s here 70 d.e sld
ny stan.t $50 co.. time a. yea The n,'e
/. duu At : 75044 50 Mass POaK j. settings &il 2 DBL
Ea.ia-- = M.As. . alute .. 3 eelt pc. -ln
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Whalfrt.

Ga $. View. Reifd s'h shp T'.iscl Tatef Psche Oessa
sd ~ ,ffr John & Ed.srt smith. 90
,.ftr tom C.pt. BiscfmcT of .hp Roman pa Of Ns~
Bsdfid reports Cs7e Ge Nerts sep p With q Dds
srcru. oil how'd -.
SD frou I.ulbsr Sept ?. 'hp toseph HAIr-' Nai'
II l. Geo tks srIn cr-e % 4 'ew Weess ~ sac
II he mate. Cart. ". remaining ~ 2 ir ll hrafh
At Johsrus u July. Nes'@oger. Bsser b lo'1 = TO-
before reror'sd June r. sth ro. nted states Hcs,
N,spcr, e SUI. 81.
Sto.tn-Aof Is. Of Zsnztsr hecor John'on o! Na.'en
a. sral gC,h FleIehte. B.lien. q % ! wv .pn
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Pbil.deIpnia Markets, .TrEsDA,. J.n

R.Yg Coat and coTToy yllltered with -it.is dung
FLOUR r.i than eco bis - q j. a.
hooers osra7 firm ~ later CosS MA . q1r' hid
finv ~ RYE FLOUR stesf7 AZ = 81 NFs,' -c,:ce
ysrv m 8. Ling and prices range al l0aS! ~ for Rei
ard 81 zoo 2. 2 for White. Rye worth : p. COsN n
demand .a- bu-h GOOD y .0ts be ID
lrbsr sod .ale of White made Sc. O.rsA caTs1
Of brought SIC Penbsy he AZ s. b. vita
indicate sales OEocERIEs-sses limited g. sms ois OF
snssr aud Coffee Al fall pces Provisions un.erea Clio
wa sEED IN rod demand - 81 most holden sss more
WHISKY IL d.
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LieHrs ~ C4ts E-I4,sErg, G.ist-So--e b. e.
-, ~ p ~ t-u. me - June usE 1851 - piess
,f ia. ,4 n, r-esea' rsvov5r -, a tane ktt et1
Nan 70 b asel and a. re iiue az -le ceol
tuaing q me 40 -shis. 49,,
Fix,d Lstt vssd by aA.hes % ibs :hrd cider C. tne
.,sts m Of Frssue. Will be eahoed from he to~e: ;-cn
-hich be rresent f1ed hEh. % exhibited
TIE tower Of :he Ie7olvrs Ish. I'll no . removed b.
,hs vii - e standing - pre.er' 20 serve 50
8 cstin. u.hiI. ak Of the i-cs.i.y - day.
Due p1tc Lo,ce WI be u he dsy slch the pro
Vo-,6 htUGe I'll take psce panied y fu dsscfo
or tie appearance az hs az 49, Ill e seer > ne
r-arner b. order q ;he Li.h'- 7 lse Boa-c
~ 2 FaANKLiS
iis1, kolse 'uspec,cr s4rst Dist 90
Por.srs Man. De- g 1854
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Passengers Arrived

IN Jq,kef shp S0gnomBn. f'om LoHdgH Mrs .srisds-
CscelA Csrledse Miss OoaEe. Of Ne" IoTs " A,.-i'2
France. Mrs Heptur. Fanny Jonls NJ 7 lnef Wy hSA''
NJ Wsumsn. al q LONDON. . .
n Lork hanairha from Nonf>rtdeo-Ar. Boyd
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To Mariners.

WHAlFs Sax LisHrs. .ESrz.ScE TO- PoKrsNourH.
Notice hereby given that on e. sbost the l,i day
JuTs s5 TIL present lover lEsf exhibited ton n-
AZ bses LlSh a. the entrance Portsmouth,
boz y. h Ill b Discontinued AID ttsre VII te substituted
the or tie Yrcs.n. srpsr fsed HgA. Fixed
LEl' vIed y fssLc, ;ke e .t erdef u 10 system
ff-suei
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From Our Dan Corrs.po ndent.l
FHILACELPHIA-Arr.Fes-Ja 9, steamships City Of
Rsson Bstsr Boston bark Oss RYDER Boston; s-hrs H.
MAY Staple ord New Iofk. Forest, Baker. Boston
tleGyed-SslEsr NJ Ssndtord. SANFORD. SeSfofs, brg
Bccks ID l. .htol sto9 JoLa Perkins Hg,ctnJ News
"
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Receipt. Of Produce. Past three days.

r. n, Er Rair,od - 80 bb Flour. 81 b5, Ashes s'
do WHISKY pEss proyHiobs, go DO Butter - ~
Lard s35 bags Nhes' SIS 20 Oar so g. back~hsa ~
Lslr. Wool 50 sis Leather ago Hosi sni 'uadTy e.
rhs
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Disasters, &c.

NV ORLEANS-A-r Jan. S. bark his.uia. NJ foEs
ttl ,hr Hetes New lork; Asoia, sd Great Daa 5os91
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Nr,uvopU DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1855

II. ruhs. ps<c.-l 81 the seq 90 ~eSs me r'o
,os.d chsnge III sce s-fouf~n~o - ~ -, -.
Ton % the q Ire =. D. . '~'A y -
es'-' = ''" g FRANK Y
rfs-t .r. rsr-t ecr. flrs- p'--r
MI. De- y 50
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MNlArJEg sIMASsc........THis DAY
srN-Rise.....7 ~ SS.......4 81 MOos-Rses.l% n
WsTsR........rHis Daf-
Seoov Hockl2 q Gov. Island. n Hell Gste....
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Markets C.RETULLY RrFoRTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY Jan. 9. 1870.
ASUFsTbe rost,e, "a quite firm but quiet; the sales
50 bb. 62.d s6 66t tor Pos sud y for Pearls
BFESWAX-A lot Of 600 southern yeov AZ &c cash
COrTON-Owing the lshness Of the stock The De nsnd
restricted prices have upward inclination Tie sub
ioned the quotations ~ the close.
ALW-YoRk CLassiFlCATios. \: v
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BEFKM,s FtsE iNsCRNCE CoMrANf,{
New York Jan. >, 1870 -
nIVIDEND. The Board of Directors have
Mo A. ,isir Oai,e on the lst Of February $3.50.
P,,1..yI $ II. CJSGER. Secretary.
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OFFicE PANAMA RAILROAD CoMrsSf}
New-York Dec. %. ls'l :
nIVIDEND The Board OF Directors Oi tins
(Courany have tls day declared dividend q 81 PER
FNT o9 " the canning. the rod 10 the 3ist inst on TO
Capita stoch OF the Company payable on And aef TIE A
January ueXt ,t.. H..
until the y IA Jsnusrg Inclusive .
the Bonds q tbs Company slns as on
the January viii be paid at the Office OF tho company
No 70 BTsadNsy, upJn prusen,aton OF the S9ap 'o-
NlIN hpIFN
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nANKING, EXCHANGE and CoLLh''
II OFFICE.
GnFRyk sENELL No. y 1870 .,c<sl
r-,-,--,rt r-ne, Checks ard DrAfs 90 etts,
osilaeaie, DsPo.'. bouat At The lors ~. -
y C.r.ss. a. a lo.. rate snd with psoG ptnea -
BusiLss, Pep.r ard LesHs 81 ever,
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PHEVIN HNs Wv YoEN. Nsc- y -.
nIVIDEND. he Board Of Directors OF TINS
- Bsut Rave itt DAY d.c'a-,d dividend - FOLk ~
PFROENT Gu OF he ~ d,s sc glths s1tns 10
81 - rst rayas the ,toc 30 des on saia - ~ EsDAl
''-'-'' NJ BRYSCS Cs.hisr
nWIDEND-MARKET BANK. Tho Presi-
deaf .nd Directors of he Nsk-t Bank oi she cry 81
Nev.Yo., hsve THIS DAY declared ser annual DiNi,
pEND ~ FOUR 90 PER CENT payable on the Nt d'y ~
Jsnusrv ensuing The Transfer Book Re cocd ii day 81
payment. X n hAl ~ ~ eAs.--L-
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soUrHFsN BANN, NV Osfs,N,. Dec 20, lot
At a MEETING OF the BOARD thus day
~ DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT vas dec AIRED rom me
oft. the s.t sA rnouths payable 10 the socNh9ds mere
On ~ ster 9Th Of January next and 70 the Northern -,
hoders the l9h proN.mo, At The BANK 81 an.i,os 20
York jas "ioNN'' 'N".
NlNIpEND The Board OF Directors OF the
IL CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY haze t9i'
gay o. ared 4 semi annual Dividend Of Four ri. NrSs
the 8th The Trsusfet b01ss WIN Oo
closed until that Gaze JAS D. ahEo' Ji o'eie'''''
hev York Jan. (. 1888.
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NRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK. No 6le 9Th.

Avenue CDrrosts made he,rs 10 leth
Of January VII receive interest o tho lot Of Jssaay
csra Al sN cent ger Funun 90 81 10
A. under. by order ANNkEN SiLLS, Pres sent
New Tcrk Dee 4. 1854 JAMES l. >rgw,Sr, secretNrv
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EcWSSy SAVING. BsNk S-wYcrt Dee. a. AS
DNlpEND.-The DEPOSlrORS are hereby
n0nhed th> IA DIV send he q sive Per
Cs per Aruau a.. Do ID lDEa6 se3 -.
ths hHudrrc scrs sa f5sr ysr C-ut a =.
hundred 90 - scd sheh .sa Ave ss-,
O. -ed 80 fhee rar iky Isacsry an
Pc rad % N-ros = CT or s.rr. IONDkN. Is-rA-r
D. lll'ug he hocrs H hasnrss hs saas Al scs
I, nom Jsrusry
Th- Bsns op-a of hus nss, n.ly nom An g n
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
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vii BE- ty called Tho soss receipts since the hoad ~
been Ia operation g. DunkrS have been:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

COFFEE-We have change 10 note IN price, me demand
IL steady and the Of Ho today 1870 bag The sales
are 81 nsfs Rio ~ 0l0 aud Us bsEs Jaws, a. lc
DYEWOODS-We have TO rote isles Of 100 tuns - Do
p.inRo a. sl7: and 20 tune Cuba furic AZ - 30 ,
DRUGS AND DYES-There rather moro inquiry; bl' me
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-23
DAVIS PLATFORM BEEHIVE.

NE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
counties of Bradford Sullivan and Iycomng. has the
pleasure Of calling the attention of the public this useful
invention. The Hive is truly great Improvement on the
old square box and the facilities ii affords for taking out
the honey harmless to the bees they prota-
be 10 the owner No resort to drums and pans is needed
stone fire and aGot is required to conquer the bees and
procure their honey in the fail. As the bees muinv
new sections added to the hive and when the honey
Is wanted they removed accordingly The arrange
mentS for feeding the bees tor changing them different
parts OF the old hive, to one for ventilation are
unquestionqbly ahead Of anything hitherto known.
description of this Hive is impossible without refer
ence to model but examination will satisfy any one
OF its advantages. For sale Town and Individual Rights
with books bill of feed &c giving full directions for ma
king the Hive, and managing the Bees.
May l. 1873. GEORGE s KEEN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-23
BOOTS A \ ID SU o. ES.
John VIZ, Wilcox.

HAS located his establishment Main Street door
North of the Ward House." and will continue the
manufacture of BOOTS SHOES, as heretofore.
He has just received from New-Y ork large assortment
of Womans Childrens and Misses Shoes which are offer
ed at low prices The attention the Ladies' is partcu
arly directed to his assortment comprising the following
new styles :-Enamelled Jenny Lind %aiter boots; do
shoes black lasting and silk gaer: walking shoes, bus
knS &c. Misses CATERS and shoes of every description
large variety Of Childrens fancy CATERS boots shoes
of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of CATERS and
shoes This stock has been PERSONAL selected with care
and he believes he offer superior articles reasonable
prices.
Ag- The strictest attention paid to MANUFACTURING
and he hopes by doing work well to merit continuance
of the liberal patronage he has hitherso received
TOwanda. Feb. |, 1880.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-23

TRAPPING GRCBs AND CUr WORMS" Last
spring says c. G, in the Michigan Farmer,
d" | tried an experiment with the variants, -
which relate for the benefit of whom it may
concern.' lie planted his corn Oh a clover sod
ploughed in the spring. While planting he
found plenty of the small gruls The corn
was planted about the Goth Of Nav. and as
soon as it came up they commenced their mis-
chief. Knowing no reliable or certain way
of saving the corn, lie concluded to trap
them.
For this purpose he took round stick, three
or four feet long and about two inches in
diameter, and making one end sharp, and taking
two rows at time he made from two to foul
holes four or five inches deep, in or close by
every hill. After fixing several rows in this
way he waited to see the result On examina-
ton he found that almost every hole had one
OF more worms in it. In one hole he counted
as many as six. He then went over the whole
field iu the same way, and the result was that
hardly hill of corn was destroyed after the
holes were made, while his neighbor's corn inst
over the fence, which was on ground plough
ed very early, was more than half cut off with
the worms
g 1t might be supposed" says c. @, that
when the fellows fell into the traps they would
bore into the side and escape but Oh watch
ing them | found they would try to climb up
the side, but the side being smooth they always
fell back again, when twenty-four hours of sun
shine and starvation will finish them They
usually commit their depredations in the night,
and while crawling re md to find the corn they
tumble in." An ad tional recommendation of
this method is, that lie birds will not pull up
the corn, when they find plenty of grub already
provided for them.
q. states further, that portion of this
field of corn looked green, and hourished
luxuriantly while another portion looked pale
and yellow. To this former he had applied Ga
tablespoonful to each hilD a mixture of two
parts lime with three parts of ashes. The latter
had no such application.