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compared with las, year Il IS $40 tons The schuynn
Canal has increased $3.50 tons, and the Lchgh valley
Railroad 22'be2 tons vhlo The Iehgb Canal has fallen
on 377 tons, and the Reading Railroad ITO es1
During the week last reported Tho schuykn Canal has
carried ssi tons more than tho Reading Ralrcsd, ard
nearly three thousand tons more than did duraog the
corresponding seek last year
The following communication from sufferer may he Of
service TO the community, and save cno nom TIE same
fate. We have In THIS State rev le Of the oil safsty
Fund banks. rh@e banks give no security 70 the bill
holder. me old Lewis County Bank or that kind
The pubic thould look out FOR these concerns aud make
proper distinction In the bills Az for the Ne- England
banks We do not consider the circulation Of Of them
safe. The blu holder has guaranty and when bank
fails he gcs inst about nothing the STATE stock banks Of
his and Al ether ss,c1 are perfectly good, % far he
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The Beard Of Commissioners OF the Central Park mo'
on Friday at two oolock. Present:-hemrs Cooley Dr.
lcn But.srworth Gray, Hutchlrs, FIELDS Green, Strong
+ lot and Hogg.
Minutes Of September we're read and approved.
Mr.. ELLIOTT, from the Committee Advertising fsr
Plans presented report which laid the table and
ordered TO be printed.
On motion Of Mr. DIXON, resolved 10 request the
Chief Engineer to report the cost OF having maps prepared
for tbs Of those who desire TO prepare plans for laying
ost The park.
The Beard then proceeded 70 balo. for superintend
enl
Mr.. Frederick Law olms,ead having received q majo
riiy Of votes, ~rs declared duly elerted.
Oa molten OF Mr.. GRAY Mr., IAchlan Macintosh vas
appointed Continuation DsbJsng Clerk the Park.
Mr. DuIGos moved 10 adjourn. La.
On motion Of Mr.. sTsnsG, David Il. Hart confirmed
Clerk TO the Commission
The Treasurer authorized 10 procure prsper books
for the OF The Commission.
Mr. HeGe moved hat the number OF printed copics OF
the min utes be limited 10 leo. Carried
Varinua mun'cAtions received and referrel
and he Board sdJoarned 70 Wednesday NEXT, a. one
o'clock
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NurtrAf, SeFt b-ft ~
FtorR Tho supplies Of superans siae aud Western
brands ~ere light and nrmer, vhe ex 70 grades were
without, change Of en-, The '.es On br-ced scout 4o
bbls inc uoing sursrnue STATE at o. % ass S5ss6 20,
and extra 81 s5 40ss5 c.
white vac unchanged The ales embraced 90 900
bushels ipcludirg red spd southern, At " 2tsG NIX
and -tne DO asr IS 81 as, with 5000 DO good west
ern white at 81 a.
CoSs vas armo, with rsles Of $4,000 70 oeo busnel.
of westers mined at lilo q 40
PoSS rrm with sales or 400 600 bss mess, Ia lots, Al
$50
Corros resdy, vsh moderate sales.
wmssrY- 600 sc0 nbI- ~ere sold At aac
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
-~-~~s-~-~~-~~~-~-~~-.~>-e
MONEY MAR X EFT.
SATURDAY, Sent, l2-6 p, N

There was rather . quiet rock market this morning
The tendency Of prices continues downward At the nrs
board, Missouri es declined Z per cent New York Cen
trail rs 1, Delaware and Hudson &; Michigan Southern
preferred y; Illinois Central Gaena and Chicago l.
csgo and Rock Island q Cumberland Col ad Eanced
y pcr cent; Reading " Cleveland end Toledo r. To bank
stocks we noticed no change Of consequence The do
precision In Chicago and Rock Island attributed partially
revival OF the report that he October divden viii oe
psssed Nothing be actually known regard 70 this
matter for believe the question has no. yet been dis.
sed by the board Of drecors Most the sales are,
We learn made by certain parties who became deeply In
voved BY the sudden collapse the Of the hohi
gan Southern stock.
Aer the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of sockr and ,nds were made n sion by Adrian
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Personal lnteiIigencs.


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more sdsard Fogd s s",pgaer rs NJ
a1ss1G wsnsoa Pseeor = P.Ssor r ssps
nah salmon, ws,hipgton; Mr. B.rondie,am do Frcde-
pa. New ors.ns b. H.uOOcs fSsdsps. IyD.
sewburg.
zen N s5s.ssS sersn = sTsh.cssr DAVID Morton sd
con- Mr.. esw@ssa 10 II De s,ssase ''s'
lady
~ s &c s ssSsn,
and chld-ana in the sloefage.
DEPARTURES.
For LverT DOL IN the steamship Alantic-C q wang Mr.
md M. Yves. 4 ana Mrs a srsn
son a9si' s,ss Sp9sie lSf s Cd
land and party Of ave Lewis Hunt, New York Mrs So
John Minor Fs,. va SsSsyas sIaVye;sn w MIS-
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5s Gran IN araspsr sxrsel y a@.si scs1.
ro%s f ssssssr d Ia lSH sss Ss:s
ford Ttusby, HAN q sbsne, n Rene, Muller, Mrs
s s s' sc J .s
"a. ..s os sS:Y s n ss Ss1s t S
p ssqsss' Ss5v Evil D9s, s'h-'ai
For Savannah, IN lhs steamship AshsmAIohu vqrrisor
nh,s Pee, ysndsrye,r 3 s'ern %. so,scaila y
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vogr'rssnr ,ndrsw rini, Jersnish er.nsh Jererni,s
s.y nss a . mo f ps ss Bah
u Pusfsr, Q " erammey Cohen, snslsh, Thonss
soSer Fountain and dsnsstsr Q fsilp. papie Mr. sad
s.h s1 NJ: J sr Van kmsTs s. SoG u.
LniIca.. q hardav1, James \ AsAcOm. LieOerd and
Per Ricsmond, sc IN ne siesrssip Jamessown-cspan
csy,s,sy ,.sy .,s two enidrsS sswlssd Pane.
Swss..,ss' ssssm.rs. Levy p.yia sln,Ts,si@r'
to se'ss f'sfs. f SSs1 sf'ls .pss
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For Ctsrlsson In the stssmship rsshvie-9 Insrah.n
rd lady, Mrs Qsmpben Miss Boyce Miss xsry Alcaen,
Miss fes,s Y Whalev y Buckley, M W Conner n Cat
chester and lady Cahooue Frns murphy, Sampson Mrs
buckingham and hree CHILDREN u whitney and family
u Bale u buckingham, Mrs A Ashley and servant
Agnes CsmhelL Miss Cora Glare, Miss Moresnd, James
Hanes whitney slephe Miss Nors Nat kere, AZ -
Annie Msref all Luhmsn and lady Mr. ,ymoud Bier
nard, shibey Miss carrie Belnon M-s Tiara Fisher
ELLA ale. Miss Jennie Loas Miss Es Wells w u COD
gaus Aler campbell, Chas Pelletier, VIM pis Mss Fois
Jseobs kiss Grace stephens. Miss lzzv Perhons Lizzie
Perkins, kdwtn Hlshsy Chas Clamment, Revin ! N
PhlWs, Boitsr Jnn Merrlieih Miss Kate Chapman. q
Aiausc4, Mcdonnell A Harris and lady, James Mltou
n ~ Harvey, rs Rsrr, y, A salnes, Mrs shbby, Mss
wheeler. Mrs Jones' Miss susar Il JoneA ~ Ruddocx
Israel Israel VI sonnekalb three children and infant
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cedeiuss % Davis leblschu1 James Tofd HsmY Eel.
der Mrs fsrzon, Jane Drew and III sseersge
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eevotcosi the CO. man. French and Eagiso
sDsusses N the secosd Gay tne,e v be addre-s Of
ssuaaiop by the Rev DR. Krum naoher Court
Chaplain, PoHasm On ihs third day there sill be . Ola
cussiop oiversiuss Uhris,e1Jsn, aud repo
wi ts rreaepto Cd The religious asd eocesiAsca CON-
lion q European sne OFT a. couutes On he fourth DAY
ppora will We presented IN reference Of Pro
tessoan IN Ror ~ catholic countries TIE conference vii
lac, sDd smongt those expected
poii n The rshop Of Do opnor, Bshup Gcbut,
ID. Rev Dv He khsix uoefntendent ana Consissors
A,sopsor d kigs the Rev DR. Nellie or Turin: Prore
shei KEEL ~ as,delbufs Dr. Merle d'Aubigue or aonevA
Rev Fach, or Paris; Prof,sso. KAu, or Bann the
Rev Dr. Nosstns of Prague Professor Doa aerrero1 do
Mora ~ Madrid DR. SohsAf, Pensy ivAnia and several
Fpsihh Clergy met
THE NEW LTURGY-A GREAT WORK NEARLY COM
PLETbD.
The Liturgy Comm iiiee ~ German Reformed church
sss he lancaster Pa Ezpress Of the SIN ins which
he'd been n scseon 10 tne c,y since The 2b,h o. Aogu
fJourDed yesert ~ u rooo rhis uommtee, which
ynsds ri tina church, vi the acqriesenoe OF eli
Cssss consists OF elve member, Of who
understAa d. have performed mot O the labor Of the
s'ea wUsk ~biob has BEEN In progress fr ihe
years ire meerr present. at the session just closed,
we're Rss scoAn, D D RAs. j. ". Nevtn, D Rev
bar. = D PRO, Q Porter, and R.v. aarbaush.
The Conn Lice hal hoped TO nnsh their ~ork this
s'oD, bot Me- found II ~coid be necessary 70 meet once
asJe bold sesson Of eight zen days, which win
go place early IN Ocober IN Philadelphia when their
soors ill be oomrlsted Much Of the work already
the r . during tee ext sitting OF me
IL ~ n aAe . b'ok Of from 800 to 4ot pages.
Az NAVE before ntmated, the 90 nmtee began their
yeiinusry ahors peary ago; and idea
~ TIE extent OF ine upde taking and tbs magnitude OF
bsr ishop map 20 formed wheu STATE that during
eighteen months they have held eighty four regular
zach part Of toe work has been carefully pre-
fhtc from sne 1rg,Ia ursical ources embracing
~ese ~ thirteen sn'e Ncene forms al of which
essmiptd in the original tongues Sime OF these date
nuck to IRE earliest periods Of the Christian era and the
bs0 the hooks and forms eooo in Europe for
heir many Il lhem being very raro
TIE church, for .nne this done, ~ we'll -
Dc Oh s,sn public Al larxe-especially many eminent
bsoossns OF eli depomrsa nBhAye been riding the
& he lAbors Of this mtee with great int
rtsi Much has been expected from them, and may
Judge iron Of the proof sheets seem
txttciahons viii be more than realized. Il Will b. the
mvi complete Liturgy printed In the English any
oihev LAM mage and although Intended particularly
Tor toe OF the German Reformed Church, II ~il
be usefu and n,A resting members II all ehu fches
eel 10 Toe student Of ancie church history The high
or ID. members Of The nee, for learning
40 piey. would alone he suc nj guarantee or the I'M
GOV aDc and value Of any work engaging their a.
tes lion for so long . time
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s-e1s monas ~ urthr snd, INDEED rate hich
NJ Bep'ou Il nos progressing nj possible tia by ,hs
uvr Of sarch may able 70 oolers nlats tho
ooonuy n the termination Of ih, raona sork
me fourth volume sill very Interesting from the fac.
chAs II Contain ~ the most brilliant speechse OF
Crawford cisy, CAhJun spd ioon Randolph.
MAPs.
We have received Q eopy Of Mr.. Rchsyd Fishers
County MAJ Of the ln'eros Impro senenn 4 the unis,d
AAsns" comprising the American systen Of ralro.ds,
cAnAs ssbe water. Tbis chat appears {, us 10
DE carefully drawn and supplies want that has been
long felt
Boyds Telegraph Map OF the oi'sd Mates and British
Possessions" one f Ia and useful
Of this kind ,sst has Issiy publishe examin
ing n we spd ,hs there $50 telegram stations Of
which New Yors State has i7c Ohio Ia Psnnxy vau,a
the rest Of States var, from ,hsee Y shres s,Aoas
There are no stations Ia Arkansas The roost eastern
station - Johos, F.. tae westorn, Jefferson, Ms
-our; the northern, Rlvr III Loup and the southern
3aiise These si crnscea and form air line from
TaveS du LoaB OF 900 miles. There 70 tels
graph g-oap--s glance Al the map shove them. The
s~legrar fires form fence Non Scotia and
ocpnecaed TO Oansoa without pssing territory
The telegram pee through New England for nery
oausuuoAsd withou, 20 railroads. and Is only
-~cently thai ts.Y have been improved The Telegraph
iAap IL nseu to al the tetgrshpniug community, ~
chow. where tho stations sad the nearest point to
ssven pace, thereby saving she merchant much psrplax
oE inquiry,
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she ntrsst Commissioner CONFERENCE.-The
turn to she Writ Of Cerli0rari.
Before Hon Judge IngrahAm

Before Hon Judge IngrahAm
Sept 2.-in The matte, Of D. d CONQUER and Cnas. Der
hx.-Judre hgraham his morning mads his return to
10 the witt II cerors'i Issued by Judge Davies of the So
IRENE Court, commanding that all the proceedings In the
then ding the Common Pleas be sent before the
supreme Court
n writ II cercran granted by Judge Davies sets ont
IL he usual form the application 30 to inquire into the
Of the detention OF chas Devin and hands that
ihs said wit Of hAbcsa corpus oil proceedings and the
made the, en, &c shall be sent before justices
q he Supreme Court on The second Monday Of September
1857.
ihe following IL the resurn:-I, Daniel p Insraham,
FIVE. Jud,e Of The Court OF Pes city and
:oubp NV Y0k, Dc hereby return 10 the Justices Of
be 81 teUe Court In Obedience 70 wr.. Of certioran
nue. Oh, The said The matter Of writ OF hsbeas
ccyus sneo out by Richard Busced 10 Inquire into the
csr'e OF he detention OF cnn. Devlin, that the Goth
to thel efor that thas DAP ao
sd wis; that on h. 2ist aay OF July 1851, the day Of
ire is,u :, 70 reof the Std Wit was resurn.d BY The
sttc.d = ID ia. resa,n thereto annexed.
Thai police ofthe hearing thereof given TO Daniel
Croves necaupe cio not appear that he interest
In continuing the inu sonmen Of said Devln that the
tf ss svt the petitioner ,eeArcd BY his counst
Richard Bpsited Eq and Others and thai jsvii Field
spn m NnyeA, Eos, appeared for and on behalf OF
Daniel that the return Of the said writ the
penn Ler fds rs,e' thereto which hereto annexed
bsi the respcnderts counsel read sdsvn In his behalf
y oich are hereto srneJed that II hen agreed be
vsen he eounse Of IN respective artes taa ali the
i"ony aiken on 90 isn molten then pending before
should be copsidered read the hearing Of
ibis proceeding, ~hi"n testimony 10 hereso annex
ed; thst further proceeding, on the said wri,
", m lime o. jo.rneo before the 9th day
Il Atgust 1885,, aDo that cou miited said Dsvnn 70 the
~ the NsrtG the meantime; that after hearing
be counsel for tae petuoner and the counsel for d.
CoIoecr opposition ,here,o did, tho 5ih day OF Au
pwt, 1867, decide for the stated In The opinion
hereto that he n'isoner was illegally committed
and olo hsre ord hi. drch from man
md old .id"rse such order said a habcas
CoTrus sbich is hereto anneysd all rbch return 10 the
siu Jusiice. o. the Supreme The procecdnr, snd
crders Which have made therein, this - day Of sep
hmhe isf' ID. P. INGRAHAM, FL
The papers no alluded TO by toe Judge have al been
Enb,bsd Va the various reports OF thcse proceedings
Tho CEREAL term of ,be Sdsreme Court will open
NJ nosy, l4u insant. shsn the Street Commissioner
Grey -i probably re brought before ,hem, day
sol Gown for the argument
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Dill holder 10 serneo rhs of some ~ me n 1T,
culaie inst we'll ser their failure b.fore and Ill .h,
understand the system feel secure ana submit "
sacrifices The po~er u regulating the crou~on OF al
banking Institutions Is with the puoiio and Whey wir
only exercise IL ne 'or-ar BY bank t~lrs
BY stesaiy refusing to take anything IN the ha 20 "a
bank bill but hose perfectly secnreo 'nc shin p'as'e'
issues wo, out, and the urrsrcy mproSed:
yrx ruRax~ov
In your none, srucla o. Ay Sou state ina, bill
boil .rTs Of bank, ID Il Ia stat. nb fail perfsnts
clio smb' sosd In an sros In In d-s- sssALD extra sd
II Albany Johrndl OF S6ps ssn oorveoi his
MI statement because may be tue csuse OF Ger os.
10 IN 90 no Lat able T. suHaT The hills NJ tins
Harksts Ha bor Bank (sut p.has tn he osbev Hpf
fsi esDls) ill reser ne .orto cer' TO- rbs Lewis
COMFY Bark IT Ma'tiDsbure. .blch failed about 20
years ago. never aaid ~ epty ave dollar
Rou many banks In this State smi~ ~ hoss
know but ~ould nEs to tns information. And
for bil Of bark u other c,rou,ang here, what
recuby have ~e fot thepi None -baiers, AND yet h
veil Known they constitute IN. 'sss--' share % the or
renfy among the pOove classes Hos snuch do you
po<e he bolosvs ~ bills Of he liver B.nk the Far
- Baub Of ~ siuk the Rh 10 lsnd Cent-sl Ba H.
-uch Nse III, ever receive f~ tbeui Certainly
or cest. but more nobsns dime for dollar
NEW YonK, Sstt ., 1887. SUFFERER
The Chicago ,smes aner giving ~ popss of the action
of the ate Legislature Of Minnesota D dposins nj tho
grant made nv Congress aid In construction
routes makes the following oommeots:--
To the ns careless observer or tina rapid progreas ~
the Eorihwept q glance at the NJ MIN
I'll. he sui ut To indicate the incslculabIe results
FLOW fr tho CONSTRUCTION Of these soahs Mpne~oA ~tn
entsr the Union 9th her lines Of railroad. Only AID
out, bot spbr antaly cup oytec that tnet,
swnction 10 red beyond 81 dOubs rbe gran,
Of land secures beyond all doubt zoe construouon
Of the roads, snd the cor,r ic'ior Of roadr
secures TO the people OF the State . market
theie doors Tbs S,aae si into the
Union with ~ miles of vsir
She will the Union Dot 9th the 'eebs OF
infancy bot circuu Of snch rogrssve dc
,el"pe ment has never be"n eqoset She CAD o dnt
70 the hardy settlers Telling ne forests p,Autns
her vsies, reaping uooD her plans Soe can ,si'i
to tbe Iahors,s expopg the on roads ON her c~atrs
point on The Mi@.rioo,, through IN" alm at unknown
regions the triiisb ne 20 body % them
rg the patio WY "a, Of tho West, that great n
sbch Ia TO rect akes Ano tbs pae ;; theo,
han Of sorkm men building vsrious
from the Nj si.spp due Wet, ana also Moth S,ush
The future aste has cell planned her roads thss point
Noy,b, No tbw~t West Soutn west Soutn tn umeeoas
Itersecton. crossings, &a Minnesota Ia veen ~un
network OF roads and In Their nst uotion will grow
up might empire
the earnings of the Pacific Railroad Compans of Mis-
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sBo soss OF rms OPERATIONS ARE-rIRscrroYs TO
Runaway sKsRoss now TO GO BY rae UNDER
szouND koAp.
ht. Ing been . matter OF speculation 10 many who
to hoceu Of he ntook o the underground railroad were
and no. thew opsraed with ard managed their road
icoisry the managers Of the dark operate
,cgetnsr in private Tho folio sing fow spicy notes,
directions, 40 which wore originally Intended for
the eye OF resdcnt formerly OF rth avenue In this
city, but sl present OF South Brooklyn, and owner
and ore OF the board OF directors, a. we are In
formed OF this great railroad but which, instead or each
ins their original destination fell accidentally Of course)
MO the hands Of gentleman Of this city In way
eeced with pmpathizipg Ia tho principles OF thai
och company, Who has placed them In hands for dis
lossi ~ 20 deem proper; and not knowing Of bct,cr
~sy 10 scs nd OF The vlanous documents lay thcm
before our readers, We have concluded 10 do 10 We
shord sate that the nrst Of tho specimens
into tke eentlemaIs hapds alluded to some time In
February 1850 which time they he been gradual
~ accommodating until the present timc-sio~, bat
names Of the writer's
tmrr srprrsRr's oyricx. February 1855
pscrHrs rtxsrr.p-I te,syrh eonsrn . yonr care
pt..e ior-ss H-r srt.snio Messy, ao@iaios The
yes ,eoo, . r.os.,o :. ra.p received ), on, Srs0a
contained we following q. "a o. Introduction -
su The bearer Of this with the enclosed document
hin. one 4 s Ips Souss as..
reaching kocneser, end you friend suffering
sufficient AID him In cnnsummAraR his olans
a. r. resosinS Uansda For references Of iaegry In
sueh cause wculs refer you 10 he Hon wm. PntIa
whose employ have been for four yoss no 1850
and doubt vi With ron In erfng all
VI. d. GARDINER.
Document referred 70 In ths above -
TaHe The Western Halrosd train from Springfield 70
khsny. WIN yru arrive In klesny tuire for the
usln srd 70 unsio enquire for O. spsudiDg BUFF
slo Take the Great wesern Railroad for HAsioa and
rSe bearer would IKE 70 &c, employment - farmer In
canada
The fourth document Ia ~ follows
Isend hs boy 10 you Give him all the inform mar
rpau,p He . slave Virginia
AZ thk Mon maa,n seeking Wait Canada FER
nrnr n you aid him In any way, wi ,ut vie
,sins . PRINCIPLES Of The late fomyrumse viii much
oouss 1ke bearer o this d. sires make
2orns h he msy require and tAhe he nocrJ 70
nsld 70 Jon and bope will understand this
Yours. respectfully ". FlsHhhs
TIE af,h and las, precious document a. FOLIO -
IRo RANSOM coored called fight re,
teiG eel vom gentleman Poushkee isle, and
which he had best 90 10 Osnsis VIII you sss
hn rshtir the mseri Yours, Tuly Z hcknAN.
= noKuAN.
The pcc alluded 70 in The pos,scrps has unfortunately
been m slsid
ns useless W add that The requests contained In the
sbove Dotes not compllei win. The fcRvcs, who
scIt ~ Zach instance ine, heal ny looking iegrocs we're
scns 81 about ther business ~ih the ASSURANCE that
hey wee not OF tncy would be liable 70 and 70 be
restored W their masters.
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DkbE6ATks TO THs AMERICAN STATE oNvnTIoN.
The folio hss OF the delegates selecsed In the
council Frcay night 10 reprosent the party In the
American State Convention n syracuse
fira Dltr,d George " Palmer, Ja nes L. Van Brurt,
teksAts; hsrtn schoonmsker, John q. williamson,
siegp ate~.
scc~d Dshtd -Chs. W. Fraser, WIN. W. o'Ner,
deessee; A s. Trundy, j A rimpron, slternates
1htrd ~ lrset Henry Pecs, Bentanin r. MiddIston
teteass; James n. Clayton, Thomas A Jerome, alter
uats~
Fash DrtSd.-s. Cur, George woodward, deic
gstss Chwles Rowland, James Msckey, slternstcs.
Ffth Dsfrfc Roswell o Graves, Dsvid 3 Nils, dele
esss No snernsies.
ssrerh Dssvid.-D L Norhup, Y. I. Wood, Delegates;
r. J. wioes, WIN. H. Mcdonald, aterps,ea
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ksLTf k6usoN ~ broad say ana o. aes'e ssreA
nious y, window and an
prepas ed .nlply III .hnls uaie Al unrvasd
ullv ibr less han e
n allow ed To Manufacture under
opste tn n either n > price.
40 at co NOES, brocaei deiana damssk and mo-
lin Ao.
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Dec. .2isiso Dcos Goa 77s Dec e3i sia Dec n 40
BY reducing tho -heai N lour, the quantity n the ls
tor lefi ii tide aisr this car, r~sei ~tn the
responding period Of last yes- deficiency so far
his sealon Of sos, $50 pbh Of aour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

The Clifton Herald OF the 5th says the work on the
Chcego Iowa and Nebrxta Railroad Is progressing very
rapidly. Two trains each day carrying out tics and
iron and gang Of men employed laying tho track ut
tie rate Of three miles por week Every effort being made
push the work, and with cxcelont The
Ia doing nne freight busincs, whah increasing daily,
and nearly every tho track ID continually In 70.
quhiuon.
me Illinois Central Railroad Company engaged In the
construction CT Tho Ch caso, Amooy and Upper mississippi
Railroad 10 stated that this read will bring Rock Island
much Chicago and thai II viii turn most Of the
travel from tho Chicago and Rock Island Railroad this
Gu, or line, the route being forty miles mis- with
the Sterling and Port Byron road win make three routes
from Chicago Rock Island Competition may be- the life
Of business, but I, s death 10 railroads.
There 10 q stock saos, and offered FOR sale called
the Minnesota Mining Company. Al the public mar be
imposed upon and purchase this for the Minnesota Mining
Company OF Michigan, deem proper say there
10 no connection between tho the Minnesota
Mining Company sha, alude 70 represented 10 have
been chartered Feb g. 1885, by The Legislature Of Mime
soa with capital Of s4ooooo ia shares Of sioo each.
There can DO deception prSoused purchasers caro-
fully The certificates, but people generally are
careless sbort The most important that they
must be continually cautioned against mistakes Tho Min
neson Nialng Company Of Minnesota probably bogus
affair We know Of no such company In operation.
The anthracite GOAL trade Of the past weea, compared
with the same week last year, vas ~ follows