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xsskok, ~. Deo Aolnes q MAnasses,
RAILROAD c01(PANY.
- o. ss~ cssssa ) kss. B.ak. 5.sssa.
Ct e.
Sept. J, lsSS.-A4wly
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, 1861.
kEOkUR 70 CHICAGO,
n. Louis, GalcaA.
Dsbaqus, Lafayette, Ind,
Toledo, o., Saspsasion Bridgc,
Detrsit, Ma, Indianapolis, Ind,
Niagsss Falls. kcsisvills, Ky,
Clcvoiasd, o., BaGhia,
Columbus, O., Pitasburgh, fa-
Lanesviile. o.. Albany. N Y,
Wheeling, Va. Dsskirk. N. u,
hpcinas6, u, Newark, 0h.a,
Springfield, Dsston,
New York, PhilsdeIrhis,
vla +, -
Northern Croes R. r.,
81 ~



Chicago sad Dsviiseton nsstroed. Chicago AID
knck Island Raitr.sd. Peoria ssd oqua wka Rail
road. Illinois Usotral RAiirosd. aa.ens aud
Chicago hAitSoad, sad the AioAixsn Central and
Michigan Southern Ralrsa1s.
A LINK OF DAILY HT AAE9 In nov running
bsfwesn ksoa sk and Piymeush, tfs miles making
regular connections with tsatCD the Northern
crs Raiiroad. 70 all points k6rth Esst ard south
FOUR TRAINS Pass PLYM0Ura DAILY
Sundays excepted, u ~ foiiewss
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
KvrSfsc Exrsrss Leaves Qnin~y At $50 p. M
Arrives At PLYMUBTH At s:25 p. m. Mt siaies sburg
at s:25 p. m, at Wynet NJ ll;50 p m, at Mendota
st i1a M, ~ Junction ut Ale . m, aud at Chi
cAga at zoe q. N.
MoasIsa ExraxAs Leaves Quincy al So o a. NJ
Arrives at PLYMOUTH at TOO y. IN, al q ~ osburg
al 1870 =. m, ~ Wysaes at l:n6 p. m, Mendoza
nj $50, dinncr,) at Junction NJ b.57 p. M, and st
Chicago Geo p. m,
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
Evrsrsa Exrkxss passes PLYMOUTH at s:45
o'ciack.
Mosxrso Exra.ss passes PLYMOUTH al zoe
o'cfuck.
indefatigabIe exertions will b. mad 10 render
this rapid, plsasing and reliable route.
R.snn,ng fs~e from Ksokuk.
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nR r. 8. BARBER weuid respect
~ fully inform his patrons aud the 0
psblie generally, that he has fitted up QYfv9
. handsome suite of rooms, sparing Al1
seither pains orexpsnse te make them elegant and
ssufUtahic In the brick building, side of 3D.,
between Main and johnson streets. Thankful for
past favovs he solicits continuance of the same,
- Alioperatious warranted.
Apr34diy
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N. ~. B1tcks. -. d.,
8 u r q EON DEN MIST,

Vify OF ko0k0K, loWa,tu1ceo on NecOnu 81, De tWe6
Main and Johnson.
nR. H, in addition 20 the usual
u methods Of ing artificial teeth
u In possession Of the exclusive right OOYYY
for tha city Of mounting the ..csntinu-
Gus gum work, 80 axiversaliy admired fcv the
beauty and cleanliness.
lie 10 also uounting teeth on Gutsa Pcreha.
npy Ia 1883 dvfv
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vvNHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the inhab-
l ftants Of the Northwestern States, that he has
opened wareroosn at 95 Randolph street, Chicago.
Ill, for thssale Of the newly invented
Cushion Hiilt ra Tables
Which have been pronounced by all billiard play
ers mathematically and Of superior elastic.
tty. Those who intend to purchase. will find IL 20
their adv ntagc To examine his stock consistiug of
Siste and Wood Beds.
Orders for Tables. Balls, Cues. Cloths, Cue Tips,
or any article In the trade, will be promptly at
tonaed TO.
Address WM II GRIFFITH.
Q5 Randolph street, Chicago.
Late ~ the firm ef Griffith 4 Decker. New York
oct / th dam
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NEAL. ABBOT & co.'s
Time Express.

MEAL. AHb9F 4GQ............New York, -.
WILLIAMS, TANNER s CO., Buffalo iFoP -.
TANNER, ANDREWS & Co., Chicago, spscia! Agts
Merchandise Transported oN TINE. 10 ali part. Of
fas Hest aas South Heat
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so TRANS SHIPMENT RET. NEW roxx . prrrA,.

PoR FREIGHT, Apply TO
NEAL, ABBOT Co, I
p, 8. BROOKE, No IS Broad street.
VIRGIL lIILLYER, NEW roRK.
LOUIS F0STAINE,
fseptso-dj
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City Drug Store.


= A ~ rs kES mol DS,
Wholesale and Retcil DruuQta,
burrows Block, south side Main street, n
- heokak. Having purchased the stock Of
j. j, q. stewart and added il % my previ-
eus stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies frem the Easts eNahlod 10 offer to The city
and country trade one e the most complete stocks
to be fusnd In the city. Purchasing glass sarnish-
aud othef leading articles from the utanufacter
ers, can sell upon the nost favorable terms TO
Wholesale parchasers,
Particular attention givento cvmrouudinr physi-
can FFsscri pt pns I1eAlsd
4 COMPLETE assoF tluent of Iart4lshes, fren the
: \ tInelnnati and 1t. Louis manufacturers, at
maasss REYNOLDS brng Store.
nn boz. ttoyds AmFriean rcnetrs,ang Liz
w ment, in quantities tc suit purchasers.
zoo d"z Lsea iaelan Liniment and great variety
a Patent Meaicincs at
aprfls 1855. a REYNOLDS psus Store
| ARD OIL, spirit tas, Linsecl 0sl. teIaI, japan.
IL pcmar aud Coach Sarnish. an hnusi sI4i for sais
~ KElAoLnS' l'vux hiote.
:. iaEHMsIHEET.
Union Block, Main Street. Dealer IN Eng- a
u lsh aud French Chemeals, nrues ana(S
Incidence, Paints, OILS. uye stuGs Hrpshss, -
ferfamsry, Fancy articles, ae.s dc
All thePatent Medicines II 81 day. Physicisns'
prescriptions ARD family reeiFss wii b. seearasr!y
| and neatly prepared, and in 10 will any bus
pure aud genuine materials be used
! dee ibd
/ A GOOD assortment II supporters ard trusses, fer
! "A sale by Il. HEiMsTAhII.
iani6d ueon Block.
tOoN's Gefman Salye, vegetable raln sxiraeier.
~ for sale by y. HKIMsTRkhT.
/ jani6d Lnien biock-
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Y H0KuK Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. f.. -
AAssss every Monday night at
o'clesk. % Ga FeliowS' Hail, corner
Fcurth and Main streets. - 4
Paeheahstsck Lodge, No. -, I. o. o. r. meets sv-
cry Friday nighl ~ o'clock, At Odd Fellow Hall
PueAschetuck Encampment, No. T, meets sa the
Arst and third Thursdsys Of every month, at 9
o'esosk ?. u, NJ Odd Fcilows' Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited TO attend.
mYtafy
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u. o. ~ q. r..
nANNER Lodge Ne. 7s, I. o. ei q. + :, mssts 2
~ every Friday Evening, At Tempsranes H.
Hall, - Main street, 1t ~ O'clock Alfl
members q The order in good standing. are
invited TO attend.
my2O-1y
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IA w n ~ n . u y,
WrLLIAx WMfKR. Proprietor.
TORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort kaG-
~ son, Iowa.
- baesags taken to and from boats Fres Of
shssgs.
- Stages lsavs this Heuss daily for KsokuA
and Bssltneten. June IS. ls5s.-d
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Chtcago New Whotcsafe
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE
te "a Randolph Street, Ills
A/E are nowrccciying large and choice stock of
w HIdTAHA AND DOMESTIC rIGARS
Rimc.cut. SIM okfng, Plug r. ebmccS
Having direct communication with partte. in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLus TeBAcco. IN
abies us to oner sone very choice arands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos ut very low prices
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to examineonr stock ]. +. JORDAN 5co.
Inne Ill ,ifiIx
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THE McHARLAND HOUSE.
FRONT-ST. T...............FT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AZ bssn enlarged and thoroughly renovated.
j i aaA Ii now large and commodioss sstsbiisA-
usut, convenient 10 the steamboat landing, and In
ths very centre ok business. fE
The apdersiEned has furnisbed il througheut In
the very best STYLE and trusts that long expert
snce In the business will enable him to give genesa
sAtisfaction.
04. -, 1855. dhwu b. r. ROE.
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CARWlAGE MANUFACTORr.
On Johnson Street, between LIST and Cd.
DY 0'BklAN co. Having per- -U
- manentiy estsbiished ourselvcsQ
in ksokuk, with an ample supply of E32V
the very best material for the maj
nfacture of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we are prepared to make all articles In our line,
in the very bcststyie and Of the choicest maieriai
on reAsonable terms and prompt notice.
May Is, lsS6--diy
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AERNARD, NAUDAlN q CO..
iSuecessers - J. o. Bernard d Co.,
No. Isl Main E0KUK,
WhoIesale Dealess
Tn all kinks ef Leather, ssddlsry Hardware, Car.
L risge Trimmings, and Shoe Findings.
Tbs highest market price paid in Cash for Hides.
decd d mw3p
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SHIP DAILY rRon PiER 2, EAsrRivER, NEW Yoax
MrehGndtse Transported to OIL part, ef Tie West and
SoaiA-Wess
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MERcHANTs' w.srEuS LINE. ~.

NAL, ABBOT Co...............New York.
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 Co.,. Buffalo. fve'f'
TANNER, AN DREWs L Co., Chicaro. spsei,f aofs
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D. G. DEwEY. N. D.

Rhystctan anA surgeon.
One door vest n PastoBec, ID story, 81. X EoKUK.
hADEWkf hasbeen psse,isioner Of Medicine
II and Surgery for absnt siH yesrs pest I'm the
statssf Mes York, and will be happy ~ sxhihis 20
bis frsads tastimonisisof the hghsssrespecssAiiitv
regarding has professional asd psrsonai ssendise.
innAl Adknn
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counterfeit money are IN no way connected with the
highly spectacle firm Of Taylor Brothers, corner OF
Wall and PeaTl-sts.
A subscription list Of fi0o,0Oo has just been com
nle.ed in London toward the construction of railway
twer.yfour miles in length by the side Of the Weand
Canal connecting Lake Erie with Lake Ontario.
Breadstuffs are in better demand. Flour l0c. v
Dbl. and Wheat &c. y bush. better. the transac-
tone ar. large. Pork is heavy aud quiet In Groceries
Il ere is no change to note, and the business is small
I.sOO bales Cotton changed hands at previous prices
The MRraukes Sentinel, in noticing the extension Of
the Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad, says:
1.-THE road is now running to Ripon 81 miles north
west from Milw sukee The grading Is we'll advanced
10 Berp on the Fox River, II mile further and the
iron for this section purchased. 1t will be open to tina.
point early in the Spring. The gradual approach Of
Ills road to Stevenss Point is hailed with delight by
the citizers Of tha. thriving town The last Ptnery
save: That Railfoad-A single individual, Andrew
Warren, IT,. Of this village took, last week. $5OOoo
of stock in the Milwaukee, Horizon and Steveuss
Point Railroad. The subscriptions from this village
in that stock amount to near $500 OOO and rapid
~ on the increase.
Mr.. John Tucker was in the Schuykill district last
week. making the arrangements we alluded to
some weeks ago, for the complete organization and
regulation of the coal trade under his supervision.
The Pottsrile Miners Journal sums up the anthra-
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which inside Crude 10 dull bat prices are main
speJ Common Rosin 10 still inactive AID pfcss re DO
presd sales Of 30 ebls ., si 60 $40 NJ, delivered me
81 ss-tbe latter for Wiimiugton.
OILs-fDsish LnSeed continues quiet but prices with
material change The .dvess from Loa1on report the
Crude Whale aud Sperm remain inactive about previous
rstes OH IL frun eoc for chilled Winter s Tor Wet
Small ,.es from command . Ia 81 o6 Red Oil
rather auet OF 64dtee.. 4 mos
PROVIsIOks-The demand for PORK 10 light bat with mod
sps a. ss is,s sis IS foI old Ness as M us 80 s,r new
d. sra S7S for Prime Prime hess is nominal
in fair demand and !. quite ht% The sales ,rs go ses
eli 50 for repseked Wssten Mess told and eHd s Tor
new psclea Chicago Meas Prime Mess CUTE, elsa eo
Beef Hams finn sales o. 90 oes eh,s "a, S"s IN
part for weeks delivery Gu; Meats are ann sale, of
hhds oic for Hams and e!c for shoulder Dressed
Hogs better, and IN demands sales OF It3 NC. Lave
supply light sales e sc bill. and tes At sc Butter hr,
and in steady demand At i7dz2c for Ohio and Ddo for
STATE Cheese is in fair request, at saiolc. II,
den and mostly for export sales Of 600 ;cs chiefly wharf
al sids.c. y N. closing buoysntly.
sUGARSThere 10 10 change 70 notice prices role uniform
and the business small sales OF $50 hhds Cuba vase ana
2i4 boxes Havana on private tsrms. a..
SEEDSA good demand for Clover Seed for export lie
l?c Lnseed firm aes Of So bags arrive at Boston at
sGLfPETER-The Boston Shipping List report. sales of
800 bss to arrive; tile in bond 800 bags 1.-THE spot ct
7ic in bond, and 80 bag. At &c mos. duty paid
inquiry 10 ishti ISLES Of l2.0co n at II aifc, cash
WOOL-There continues good demand tor Native fleece
and Pulled Woos and prices firmly maintained The
sells from SO TO 90 cents 20 quality and the lat
ranged from 81 TO B cents for No and extra Country.
Foreign In very small supply and with good In 'uy Prices
WHisKY-The market Ia better the demand fair, sses Of
bb d3ic for Ohio and Prson-mosty AZ the inside
6gures Included 900 bbls sold Saturday evening
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DIED,

p.s I.: s Nm: q! s! ss
CLAGUE-on Sunday morni.r Dec. a. y oeloci Of in
tsmm.'iop Of the lunr M.sret Ann, ,sed % yes,..
,s,,t Ds,i. Cas se Of Liverpool, England
CUKTIS-Op Sunday afternoon Dec after lors and p,Inf
Casper C. Child, ,snr, in the 2st year Of Der age
DEwEY-At Pbns5slphis, on Sunday Dec. T. Henri, Bond
Dswty e'q United States Corsu at Para Brazil Ised %
FORD-In Brooklyn, Cd Saturday evening. Dec 6. a. IL
O'Clock Rebeccs wife Of Benjamin Ford aged 50 yesr.
HARNE1T-on Sunday, Dec: =. Ellen. wife Of Msnree Hu
late Of Cork, Ireland. -'-''''
BURsTon Sunday. Dec after ,botirn Eum, Ioui.e
only child OF Cpsrles and Mary Catherine Har.t .se
ycSs end months.
HoRA-on Sunday mornirs Dec T. Of Group Alice Newly
yens. months and 81 days.
KELLYOl Saturday, Dee 6, MMssre. c. wife Of Anthony
Kelly, aged 81 years.
KIEGAt Paterson ~ Thursday morning al the resi-
deLce Of her sonin.lsw Ibss Ar the wdo~ Of he
late Brown Kips Of that city, in the ssh her age
MIILSOn Sunday, Dec. John N Mills aged IS years son
TIE relative. spd friend. of tn. deceased and those Of h,
hrotber', Charles T. Mil. and Edward A. Mills also Of bis
brsther law John Culver and James Msdyuney h.
T. Mills, No. 47 Grand street Friday 9Th mat II
MIEoH-At Preston. COM on Sunday Nov. %. Cyu.hi.
NOTT-On Monday, Dec 9, William Mott aged 81 yearA
The rsls'e' AID friends of the family respectfully il
attend the funeral from bis late residence No us Green.
out further NJ tice
OGDEN-On Sunday, Dec. T. William Breed son Of Charles
r. and Mary A. Ogden, aged years and month
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend bis fuBer Tuesday the 9Th att O'clock o. m,
from the residence Of his parents No. l6l Avenue g.
OCALLAGHAN-On Sunday, Dec. 7, Of consumption ssed
rs Catherine OCalaban, sister Of late Thomas
OCsllsebtn.
sHcTwGL Il R,5.ny H. sp It'll
fe1s'sl from Il. ..id nee third day. ssh a.s .s
ocock Cars leave from the foot Of Ccurtandt street
att O'Clock, noon returning leave Kshwsy $50 pm
sMITHOn Sunday, Dec Mary Smith, aged 81 years and
months wife of John Smith.
sTURT-Op Sunday, Dec T. after short Illness Belinda
Su sped Sc years. daughter Of Patrick McGoven formerly
of Dublin
WILSON-At New Orleans Saturday. Nov o. Mr. Robert
Wilson, native of the City Of New York aged IS years
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Ordinary. - a, "a,
MiddlinG... ~ ~ ~
Middling Far.....l24 ~ ~ 10

COFFEE-The market for Rio steady solltc Tor oId
kinds except Java sales Of $50 mats Jsvs
f ;S5 %SB BIsSn L for Western. Canal Flour
Is quite especially for the low grades and these are oc
,ss and we notice fair export demand At The close the ART
walls fair and the stock increasing the saes are u ooe
for extra State Sc 50ss IS .apeane Indiana and Iowa;
e. AZ s s S1S p SS ts for
for choice IN ;I, . the
superne and IS for extra brands Southern fouIs
s s.. .i s s
sns Baltimore. ic md 81 for fancy and brands
M n. Flour sl% InS sad
IS rs for Br.ndywns .aost Buchwheat Flour 10 10 fair de-
mins Il n.is. ia ind quite dull for the moment
full nc
Layers Z 81 be to1s. Bunch at 81 ss and 100 qasasr
GRAiN-The arrivals Of Wheat have fallen off, and with
. .Sa s 100 Su.S red nine. At 81 bush prime
whit. S. LOU, eli a. 500 bush white ilinoi: At CSC
su,h 4 red SsDa SSs =. and oe bush.
kee Club At 81 Aasl42 Rye 10 hrm and In Air request;
bush At 81 l7ssi for common good o.. sm and
r s and .,s g 80 S a. . M
fr miIed 7sa7sic for southern ysor and .c for
DO white White Beans are hrmeri sses OF 7o oush s]~
ssts w.r. mad. Boston of $50 bale.
is sei Boston, ..
sales 20 bales the weekending Saturday 2tdl2tc
NOS now held generally Of the latter rate.
HOPS-The inquiry continues moderate, the receipts not
large sses bales 7oc for good first sors
HIDES-The activity continues and the sock 10 still further
reduced with disposition to purchase PARCELS in transit hther
The sales to day 500 Angostura At &c. months usual
weight and 0o ST. Domingo TO arrive. 1t &c., less
cent months 22 Dry Southern, part n c, and ISIS Dry
Buepos Ayres on prvNe terms
HAYrhe market 10 quite firm ssles Of 400 bales at 7oc
100 n.
ROSA qnet bu, firm market for Scotch Ps good brands
firm at . 3 50d $50, ats mos.
LEATHER-There continues firm market for Soe with .
good bushes doing.
LMERockand continues qust last sales at &c. for con-.
and 81 Is for lump.
LEAD-Sometbne been done in the article but
unable to Learn particulars .
MOLASSES-Domesc contir scarce and geEeTAly
the market L lightly supplied, and is quiet
ansui under liberal receipts and limited export and
favorable foreign idvees Oar private dispsches BY the
the value Of Spirits Turpenne In London since the previous
sdvees BY the Psrsshere being sellers saS cosins
at the extreme rates but At Liverpool hsA advanced TO
compared with those In Liverpool would induce buyers OPP
crate At the former port preference 10 the latter Rough
Turpentine inactive London while Rosn sold
TO moderate extent at for arrival bot At the moment the
demand for landed parcel. limited It $685.. Some par
GELS Of me Roam were sold high Vs. which I'M
proyemsI ThL news had no peat eject however, on on.
nsrks but caused better feeling; the sales shout $50
sea sSra Turpsrins sssA TO No. and 50 bss n &C. cash
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During the last week severe snow storm upon the
Western roads must have kept back business but we
learn the amount Of freight accumulated at the differ.
81 depots lie very large.
The earnings Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Grunk) Road in November were $55,6S4 10, which
il all OCO in excess of the ettimae Of the Company
This amount does not include the earnings OF the Wa
tertown Division The transfer books of this Road
will close on the Goth for the declaration Of dividend
which will probably be 6 or 7 y cent in cash. The
accounts of each division Of the road kept distinct
90 that none of the earnings Of the finished portion OF
the road can be expended in construction on the untn
ished portion.
The busire of the Clearing House was 81, 900.
There is continued expansion of the line of loans
and of deposits shown the weekly statement of the
Ranks below. The increase 10 Loans is about
Al AGO eco, and of deposits rominay g 200 OO but
allowing for the increase of business at the Clearing
House. the actual increase is only 81 300, OOO The
state Of the specie reserve will create some SURPRISE as
with the California receipt Of Saturday week OF
81 $50 Goo il was supposed that the average shown to-
day would be at least $l2 500 900. The foreign ship
menr have been quite moderate and the Sub-Treasury
has accumulated but small amount during the week.
Upon investigation, however, we find that the trans
fers of gold to the South-hobe, Charleston, Balti
more and Phladelpbia-have been much larger than
we had anticipated. especially to Baltimore, where tue
Banks are preparing for their annual statement, and
are accommodating all the coin they can get hold OF.
Canada has also taken some gold this week. and the
aggregate drain has far exceeded the receipts from the
interior The loss, however has not left the country
and will return to us in the natural course of trade.
The increase of deposits, however, gives the Banks
position of strength which has enabled them to extend
their loans. The figures, as compared with last week,
are az follows:
Loans Dis Specie. Circulation. Deposits
Now o. m ei05 f76 el2i *s6l0,28 es,5A3 -
Dec ST.. lOe sse 5S4 l2,HsH s,67l76s ei6s8 7A
Incresse.... sI,S2o5s slS7,5s s6l,02 es,i7460
The capital of the Bank Of Commerce is increased
to a. 600 900 by the voluntary full payments in stock
upon which on'y 90 p cent has been called.
The movement Of the banks since New. !, 1850, has
be en- az follows:
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.


USIrED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. III, % 10
g.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Trial Term Nos SS7, 800, $50,
go s 500 l69 So 7s3 s2 s6 s7 49, sl sz 6l5 5Sl 40
24s 57+, <7o. $50. ''
SUPREME CoURT-Specid Term.-Nos. 10, ~, CO,
sS liz, ia, III. ISL l52, 2S 234, los
supRIhE Commemorative 81, 20l3, 2l24,
GIL, 24o6 2f7s, us. tSS ' ' '
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Tial Tern.-Part l.
Noe lls l2e 2f1 1919 1919 1880 1851 i252 1885, 1854 $50
n8 SS looi isl Psrt lINos $50 l2s5 1856 1857 I25s
l9Sc 1851, 1852, 1883 1855, 1889 1910 I'LL 1854 INA
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eco bblA Flour at 2s l0id S3s Grain at lod aloid'
Heavy Goods al sos. 2s., Rosin at 2s. 3d. III TINS
Ceyer Seed at $685. 400 boxes Bacon at 3Os To ias'
cov-FIour at IS Cd. &c. Grain at lOd al0id, Heavy
Good. a, 27s. I'd. a 32s 3D., RoSin at %. Cd.
The business ,f the Sab.Treasury was: Receipts,
.lss,646 SO; payments, ss8 SOB ~; bslance, sli''
$50, 4oS o..
The earn ngs Of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Line for November, 1856, were.
Freight Passenger. Miseeilsnsou. Tota- a.
Nov 1855 si2o e3 90 f5s57s 10 eliza rs slU,ste
so,' sS.... TT2si ss,o5i 40 i'sss o lsissi Of
- -
G,n n 1876 salSol7 casa ssS - sS,oo5 80
The proportions of earnings in November by each
road compo ling the line are follows
Freflt. Pusnr'rs. MsceL Total
Gal Chi Union .eISTSs 70 sL3of IS els 50 elsso 80
Chi Bur quincy e,23i 81 Eal 90 LIS se 1889 "
Peoria Oquawks 1851 as 1873 60 500 70 B,7ss IS
Tot.l....sI2nsc3 90 s5557i IS sii72 70 sl77,sts ~
The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad for FIVE ending Nov 80 ssH7l ~
Operating e1penses for same period. $50, lo2 p
Interest paid Funded Debt..... $3.50 W-ffu"z 20
Ne, earnings Cor five months. s54,6p Is
The earnings the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
in November were:
Passenger Freight Total.
Eoyesnber, le56..... e69lt6 s8,70e sl07SH
November, lG5...... e75l2 S,Hl 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

COURT OF UENEKAL SESSIONS-DEc. q.
August Becti was tried and c,nvicted Of petit lar.
csny, and sentenced to the Penentsry for months
John Smith was tried and convicted of burglary in
the Sd degree upon the Of Mr. Defender No ITO Murray
street, from which he stole five frkins Of butter.
Garrett Franklin was convicted OF like offeuse
upon the house of Ebne Welsh No. 2s5 Washington street
The prisoners each sentenced the State pson for
years
Bartholomew Mccarthy aud William Spearins were
tried and acquitted robbery in the h degree the
OF Rodolph Magner. The prisoners were discharged.
The case of Aid. Wilson, indicted for felonious as
,sut committed Election day postponed the defense
having produced adAvs the effect that important
were absent The will be tried Adjourned for
the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

BARRIs-pAvIsON-in s>u.A Brooklyn on rhursdsy, Dee
By II. Rev Henry BrJnby Mr.. George Harris Of New
Yo,f to Mise Sarah DAWSON Of south Brooklyn.
HIH1OE-ELsWoRFa-og Thursday Dee T. By the R-vi
=. Hutton, d. d.. J n. Hinton, n D.. 10 Mis- Sarah
EwoTb, d.Dslt~ Of Henry Ellsworth. ESQ, al Of hts eity
MARsa-JARDpSE-op Wednesday, Nov d BY the Rev.
Dr. Doulips CHarles Marsh 70 Miss Jane Jardre all Of
this city.