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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


YnHApytrHIA, Dec. rs, 1857.
stocks steady. Pennsylvania SIS, So; Reading Railroad
26A Morris Canal, AL Long Island Railroad, "a; Penn
sylyania Railroad, 3sA.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. IL, 1861.
The Turopa's news caused q decline of &c. In the
yniddng 10 One grades of cotton sales to-day 10000
1as al l0c NC for middlng 70 strict mid ling Re
reIpts today IA 500 bales. Sugar buoyant, nj aSc.
ssc. Moasses, zoe. Mess pork dull owing To large
rtyels; held at s16 but buyers demand reduction
Baeon.Shouljcrs, 6Sc.; hams SC. Rio Codce-Saies to
day $500 pags, nj SIC sAc. freghts have slightly
declined Cotton Liverpool, 7i6d Nd do TO Havrc,
Nc. Fschange nominsly unchanged.
nav ORLEANS, Dec Is, 1857.
Co,ton-SaIes today 20 600 bales at i0c FOR mid
ding Receipts day 1000 bales. The receipts II this
yort up h. the present time compared with those Of
last year fall short 1884, 900 bales; do at all southern
porls 3lb 500 bales. Stock 2ii 900 bales Mess pork
dull Ut si4 lard 10 kegs loo lie. Freights--Cotton
20 liverpool I'D 7-i6d and to havre ssc sterling
exchange, 1o4l. 1855. Exchange on New YORK, "S
s99k.
ossEoo, Dcc 15--6 p. NJ
Flour Is unchanged Wheat Rrmefj sales Of 1000
bushels at SEC Cor Milwaukee club, delivered W boats
chicago spring k held at SC. Included IN the sales are
5000 bushels very choice s5c. Carat exports, 1000
bushels whess; shipped by railroad, 5000 bols hcur.
The weather Is mid
csucAao, Dec lS-9pM
Flour arm Wheat scsdy. Corn, declining ten
Iency. Oats dull Receipts to-Gay-2,300 bOs, Tour,
o,boo bushels wheat 900 bushels corn.
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CooPyR suddenly on Tut saay Dee Is JASEF Jgv-
rsrs youngest daughter q sidney a and Sarah A. Coup
sged year, mouths and Is days.
Be friends and relatives respectfully lnvlted to a.
tent the funeral at two O'Clock this Wednesday, atcr
from the residence ~ her parents No 81 Third
nue., without further invitation. Her remains viii DO
taken 20 New York Bay Cemetery.
FRRsNAs.-On Wednesday, lee. ., on board the steam
sbp Alabama while 90 the passage hence 10 Sayarn
JorxrmSy, wife 81 Henry o. Freeman, aged "a years.
The friends ., ne family are requested 70 al. nd the fs
neral to day wednesday,, at twelve O'Clock NJ, from
Trinity church, without further invitation.
IAa1.on Monday afternoon, Dec IA JoHs LaHS, aged
T3 years.
The friends Of the family invited tho fuue
raj Iris "Wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock precsely
street Brooklyn At particular request Of the dcccas
ed there will be display Of carriages the funeral
Iyos.-ou Tuesday, Dec. rs, Psro Aspxrvs, ascd
years, months aud 70 days, only son Of Robert and
Caroline A. lyon
Further notice will be given Of the funeral
MclSrYRs On Tuesday Dec Is ARcTuRs r. son 81 Flea
and Joseph Mcintyre aged year, lodays
The friends and acqnaintances respectfully nvited
70 attend the funeral az two O'Clock this "wednesday Al
ernooB from the residence Of hs parents No los Prince
street, corner Of Thompson street
MNKRoIE--M Greenpont, l.. l., Tuesday Dee. IS,
cAIHkks sosRxiI, ~ds~ q Peter Nssero's IA The IO'a
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funera 70 (nuvsdaJl morn
ing at eleven o'clock, from her ato nee whous
Nnrs.-Ia brooklyn. on Tuesday mornrg, DeS Il,
after Hines Of three GsAC youngest aaugh,sr
Of John g aud sarah a. Miller, ssel Seass, aoa1ses
and IL days 60
ItC rCiNasnf NEFt tAAtN ~ ts~s.
YoutL and tho opening roe
MAJ Iock Ike things - glorious for decay,
And smile AZ thee-bu theu art nene - those
Tbat aea the opened bloom 70 81 ~ the~ prey
ptrtSpgra -is ssR francisco, sunday, Sept 20
FArprSasIx wife a J. H. Rstsaherk snd daughter o. nr
A. Kristen, 81 GoettLsen, Germany, aged 20 years
months
L vie "a Philip Whitney, aged A. years
Tier rcmass VIII be taken 10 Chappaqua, wcstchester
county, fer ntCrment
WesphgsssT equity papers please cory.
Won on Monday, Dec IA REBscca ", wife Of william
Wood, VI Brooklyn, H., aged ~ years.
IT friends ~ the family, and those of e. Harrison
resp, Truly invited " attend the funeral 10 nosrox
hutsiay) rrrnmg a. ten O'Clock from the residence IN
Ifyiason avenue, second deer Of Fourth street
PoughAeerre, \. Y, and Michigan Iapers please cory
Yos--M sins S'ng, on Sunday evening Dec ~ ater a
brei and painful illness VILLA T., eldest og John T.
and Lyds A Voc, ia The 10TH year Of his sse
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Proceedings In Cong~ess-Nevvs from Europe
-Interesting from California - Successful
Landing Of Gen. Walker In Nicaragua
Trial and Conviction OF Samuel Keys for
the Murder Of His Wife - The Utah Expe-
dition-Muriers IN New York-The Latest
Intriligs nee, &C., &c.
To-day's edition OF the FAMILY HERALD, among other
things, will contain
report Of the proceedings Of Congress up the time
OF publication
Inter sting News from Nicaragua Successful Land
of Gen. Walker at Punta ArcnasThe San Juan river to
be biockaded, nc.
Latest News from Europe-Improvcment in the London
Money Market-News from Inda-Saiety of Lucknow and
Havelock &c, &c.
report of the Trial and Conviction of Samuel Eeys for
the Murder OF his Vile.
Propositions for Establishing a Founding Hospital in
New Yok-Interesting Statement OF Dr. James wynne.
The Mormons-Additiona from the Utah Expedition
Letter from Correspondent in London giving in
terestng statistics in regard tho Mormon Emigration
Sketch Of Daniel Il. Wells, the Lieutenant General
and Second Counsellor to Brigham Young.
News from California, Oregon Carson Valley, Sc--Free
State Constitution Adopted oregon-Marriages Births
and Deaths, &C., &c.
Newstrom Kansas-Arrangemcnts for the Organization
of the new government under the Locompton Constitution
Murders in New Yofk-Iist Of those under Sentence OF
Death and Confined on the Charge OF Muruer.
The Breach OF 1rust Case in Boston-Report of the Mid
dlesex and Bay State Mills.
Editorial Remarks the prominent events of the lay
Theatrical and Musical Matters.
Obituary Notices Of notod individuals.
The latest Intelligence by Telegraph otherwise.
City News OF interest-Poce Reports--Marriages and
Deaths for the week-Commercal and Money Market Re-
portsReai Market Prices-Report Of the Cattle Market
and large amount Of general reading matter
Terms-s2 year; four cents single copy. I. be
obtained at the office and Of news agents
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Dec. TO, 1887.
The testimony in the contested election from Ohio
and Nebraska was referred to the Committee Elec.
tons
The Senates resolutions Of respect for the memory Of
Senator Bel received, and Mr. TAPrAN delivered
ealogy.
Messrs CoIEAx and WAsHBuRS Of Maine, severay paid
tribute the memory of their late FRIEND aud the House
fI,en adjourned
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receive from s. 20 g. re conductor Is and tho horse
keepers 80 rer Day. m. and tear" q earn ON.
nhus anoanss 70 lis ID pes week. aod q ths hAS.ess
Go per Seex III average weekly recopt from the whole
Of the omnSuses fl1s but tbc sa,e Of the weather
materially Affects .he reoeip,s thus very vet day
doce the amount received BY from 1900 70 f4o0 per day
On u I'd Of October, owrs 70 tho continuous rain tho
receipts fe.l shcrt ~ the usual amount by $3.50
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Burning Of the Steamboat Colonel Edwards
Twenty Lives Lost.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec II, 1857.
The steamboat Colonel Edwards burnt Red river
On Saturday morning She a total loss together with
hcr cargo consisting OF thousand bales Of cotton
aud many cattle
fifteen or twenty persons persisted In her.
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Total. go ,s5l sos

The above statement exhibits contraction in the circu
ation OF ~ 062 ga since August II also appears that
the banks Of the state have at the present time less than
two dollars OF paper and circulation for each dollar Of
specie. The above statement also exhibits, compared
with the first day Of January last, increase in the item
Of capital Of 81 s13 49, and Of specie sss265o and dc
crease item Of circulation Of s6be2 o55 OF de-
poes 81 ,s25 $780, and a loans 81 24s,leo.
The Philadelphia Ledger, In its remarks upon the re-
sumption Of specie payments by the New York banks,
says;--
The banks Of this city, II Is now we'll asceraincd will
not lag this good work, beyond the time liked N the
law should they find II necessary TO continue sus
pended long. Coin and paper near OF equal
value, that there would 10 be little difficulty or or
for long continuance In suspension We kno~ that
several Of the banks Of this city anxious ~ resume
and the resumption at the eastward WILL IN several ways
facilitate general and permanent rcsumptsn here II a
nos certain that banks will not ask for extension
Of the ree act and u quite possible IL limit viii be
anticipated by month weeks should circumstances
favor.
The following is synopsis Of very lengthy report o.
the london General Omnibus Company
There upwards of so omnbuscs In London and Of
the her be5 the property u single, aud mostly
foreign propretary-the London General Omnibus Com
pany. The 800 omnibSes the week ending october
81 not les than 222 T5e miles, yearly ten times the
Of the goOe and they carried not less thsn
100000 passengers The vehicles worked BY s,225
horses thap the whole q the British cavalry
gagged at Waterloo. weeks allowance Of food Tor the
horses consists Of 0 2os pounds " chopped hay clover
ard straw equal 22 loads aud s 253 pounds Of oats,
harley and beans 2ST6quars and tIb loads OF straw
required FOR the bedding q the horses zach horse
average ~ miles per day. The dairy cost Of
The rsUns Of each horse rather more than d Id; or
for the horses OF each omnibus ten In number 81 Is the
orr cxpenses such horseseepers veterinary service,
sheeng and others bring up the tcs expenses tor the
hcrscs q each omnibus 70 81 a. per week The number
os men Constants, eoployed drivers, conductors and
Aorsekecpss not less than 2soo Of WHOM The drivers
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Arrivals from the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Dec H. 1857.
The st Joseph Journal the arrival of Lieut.
Warren su Dr. Hayden Of the Geological Survey sent
explore the region between Dakotah City and the head
waters Of Running Water and also the arrival of Major
DeLnson Indian Agent with ten chiefs and six braves of
the Pawnee tribe, for Washington, to ratfy the
treaty recently made.
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TYsiRTY-FIFIET CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Sellnte.

WASHINGTON Dec. Is, 1857.
Mr.. HMn, (erp) of N. H., announced, In appropriate
eims tLe decease Of his late colleague Senator Bell who
died during the recess of Congress.
Kessrs EE,sEspEN and SEWARD also delivered cuoges,
and after the adoption of the customary resolutions of
respect, the Senate adjourned
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Legal Decision Concerning Exchange.

btFfALO, DOC TO- I6OI
esuperior Court Of Buffalo recently decided that drafts
purchased here and payable in New York usurious
and gave judgment for the defence in certain suits Judge
Davis Of Supreme Court in session. has reversed
tina. judgment.
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WANIINUfON, DEC. II, ISJF
No 1l.-Argument for plaintiffs concluded.
Nos. 4 and e-0cean rowboa, Company W. ship Ocean
Queen, anu Steamboat Crescent City the United states
Mall steamship Company. Argument Tor PLAINTIFF com
lnenced IN the Arst
WAsuSGroS, Dec. Is, 1851
Nos. and a-Argumcnt continued by Messrs. Cushing
and Cutting FOR the defence.
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United states Senators From Minnesota.

CHICAGO, Dec. is, 1857
The statement, derived from private dispatches, re-
ceved az Washington, that General Shields and Mr. Steel
had been elected the United States Senate from Mime
sofa without foundation AT the latest dates cleo
ZION had taken place,
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SECOND BOARD.
sAlss OF Bosps AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.


TUESDAY, Dec f5-b Z. N.
fsays-Ths sales were confined TO Is bbs pots, AT &C.
aud IL bbis. lesrls, nj 5Lc.
By.TAAsrygs --llour-lhe market was again quite
heavy, and sales limited The demand light, while
ibc stool! was an Increase Common grades OF State
and Western about &c. per Dbl lower. The trans
actions footed UP about 5000 900 bbls., at about the
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The Augusta nj Savannah.



The steamship Augusta arrived here this morning from
New York In hfty teven hours.
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Non.Arrival OF the Canada.

HALIFAX, Dec I5-y p N.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on the 9th inst,
has upon her tenth day but considering the
thcr she doubtless experienced hardly due before
tomorrow and may make her appearance till Thurs
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81. Jouy, ~ B., Dec. is. 1857.
The romans Of named Stewart found in the
woods the city to-day Ills bead was severed from
LIS body Young Savn concsscs that he is another VIC
Tim a the murderers of the McKenzic family
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The screw steamship Atlanta, Of Cromwells line, ar
rived here from New York nine O'Clock this morning
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WOODSTOCK, g. W., lee, 10, 1887,
Converse, the late station master at Drumbo, the
Baialo and Lake Huron Railway, for embczzling the
company q funds and another employee who was his &C
compce have been sentenced ~ two years each Ia the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, Dec 15--6 r. NJ
The stock market exhibits feature. All tho lead
ing railroad stocks operated this morning some
extent and the about equally divided
between cash and time. The sellers put contracts
freely at either short or long option 10 suit spectators
for rise the FRS, board Tennessee state 6s advanced
a per cent Missouri es, 4; Erie bonds, 1875, az Illinois
Central bonds y; Cumberland Coal, q; New York Cen
trail Railroad, y; Eric, Il, Hudson River Railroad,
Reading Railroad, ~ Michigan Southern, old, L. do pre-
fcrred, y; Chicago and Rock Island ? Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad declined per cent from last sale
There was very active movement in Cleveland aud
Toledo but the stock weak at the close New York
Central Railroad fell of from the opening There Is
good deal OF inquiry regarding the whereabouts Of The
surplus reported by the New York Central Railroad Com
pany. The balance reported in bank s27ss07 "
This supposed 10 be cash and sol Is good FOR much
The rest Of the surplus Is in Lake Erie steam
boats Lewiston Railroad stock, Troy Union Rail
road stock, Hudson Rivor Bridge stock bIls rccciv
able in the hands Of agents and In anticipated
II would be difficult just 10 realize much out
OF such lot Of assets and strikes that they will
hardly be made available time for the February dvi
dend II takes nearly million Of dollars 10 pay semi
annual dividend Of four per cent the capital stock Of
the New York Central Railroad Company, and that amount
has 10 be earned the months ending December 81
Tor the February dividend n paid bodily borrowed
The results OF the financial operations OF this company for
the years ending September 20, 1856, fol-
lows
Total earnings from passengers 80 COL 12t 40
freghn s,ssI4e4 w
MAILS, c.'.........s.s.....ss.'.ss 9sVioH 10
Total gross earnings in three years. 2o1s9,2eS 81
Total expenditures
CONSTRUCTION. ,5TS, 6Sl 90
operating. ...ss.......s.. .lO,5sI ,So4 W
lnterest: ....s..ss.s........ 2,AS,Ols 10
o.
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Before Commissioner Belts
Dsc t5.--Toseph oKvac, who arrested on the 18th
~ October last for falsely making altering and counter
feiting quarter dollar pieces was discharged
being MADE out against him.
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select ntee to report . Pacific Railroad
Jfi.
Mr Savage, OF Tennessee, has bill prepared and will
Introduce II tomorr If possible. granting pensions to
the officers and soldiers the with Great Britain IN
7sl2 tne engaged Indian during that period
In Naya, Court No to day Mr. George Wilson was ex-
aiaed IN bchaf Of Lieutenant Porter and Purser Samm
the behalf Before Court No the case OF
Commander Johnston was continued and Colonel Stewart
was exalnaed in his behalf Court No. unoccupied
th!s noraiag while in waiting for precept In order to
take up t case Of Commander Chauncey There are
three cases besides under investigation by the
Naval Courts.
TliE GKsxRAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
RHsI0NAT.0S or GOV. wALSER-JUDGE DOUGLAS
NEW BILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF KANsAs--v0-
LUNTEEas AGAINST THE MoRM0Ns, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Doc Is, 1857.
Gov. Walker will, according the assertions of his
most intimate friends withdraw altogether from the
Governorsap Of Kansas. and WILL in rendering his resg
naon 10 tie President state his for this course
designing, hcweTer, not to any language which may
have tendency to disturb their present friendly person
III relations.
Judge Douglas bill, although similar in its details to
that OF r Toombs contains the additional clause that the
Constitution when formed By the convention, must be
submitted entire to the people Of Kansas.
Some Of the Senators preparing speeches the
Kansas question.
Senator Gwin has received large number Of letters
from California, in which the writer's express intense
desire DO mustered into the Of the United States
against the Mormons who, is mentioned, have emissa
throughout that State and medtatng most seri
mischief.
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LINc1NNAH DC ID, 1901.
FIRE broke out last night III the store Of Messrs. Hy
man. Brothers Co, situated In Main street and before
n could be subdued their stock Of clothing valued at
$40 oC0, was entirely destroyed. The building was
damaged TO tho exento Of $1,000 The stock fully In
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Court Calendar-This Day,

surHxxx corKs-Crcu.t-No 2io, 357, :5S5, 235, AIT
$50, 80, ses, l57, 2ei, s77, 37s, S7s, $50, ISL
SUPREME CouKT-speoial Tefm.-Nos. is3 IS, 242, 43,
TO- TO- S. es lo2 lie, 120, 1874 l25 I55 10 49, III 10
u.s. lel, 249, 275, u.s. 2s4, 2s6. 30s, $40 Sill
UsinD STATES Disr'lcT COURT Nos sc 30 TO rs.
SrrkmcR CorRT-upoEs at IL O'Clock A. M-Nos. 10
1907 702, u.s. ZOO 7i9, 72I 724 3o5 4ao 49 4s2 ,6l
64s, sos, III, 525 Gsa, 032 or, 1885, ei $751; 237 p5
40 426, 4sa, 42a AIS, Az 4s AIS, AGO. So eoi 76,
l9l, 152, os3, Obs, $50. $50, 1854 esi.
ceMsos ,.sIrart Mes ssa 1000 ita2 lSsS 1873
2.-Ncs, 1si3 to 1877, i7Is
Knox's Holiday HIT, now ready. HI,
way, corner OF Fulton street
Genin's Peerless Holiday Hat stands Alone
~ The s sSns I = al
season. GESIN, 2la Broadway opposite 81. rsuis
White, the Hatter's Fall Style, Al; Last
spring style reduced to e. WHITES las Fulton street
east Of broadway
2OOOO Portraits Of the People for the Holi-
HOLMES. so Bros1wsy. ' ' 'N''''N' =
Bsschelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best in The world sSpsssns all made s"d and applied
Crist.doro'. Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupse.-
pnva.eiy appned-So. Asicr House ~'N '-' N'
HiIrs HAIR Dye, Only Four shiiiings N Box
black brown, bes, In At No Barclay Inimll
BILE shaving, hair cutting and dyeing rooms.
Barry's TricOpher0us II the Rest snd Cheap
est article for dressng besutfyng clean curling prese
wing and restoring the hair ladies ry u sodb all drsss
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
Muscular pains,
Cured by wearing oiled silk plaster
60, MoI.,.ned wiih ). & srAF lords olive tar
Testimonials from George Law Isaac " Fowler Robert
Coleman Simeon Draper Esqs Gen. Dun Green and
many others Pasters 25c olive bottle at IL State
street aud OF ali drugglss
For Diseases Of Impure Blood, take
j. X. STAffORD'S iron and sulphur pow ders,
Aud apply olive ointment
II powders for 81 Ointment nc at Id state street
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oioass5 On Tuesday evening, Dec Is, Mrs W. Orrns-
b., Jr., of a son
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ALBANY, Dec. is, 1857.
To-day the last of canal navigation. Tomorrow the
will be drawn of by order OF the Commissioners.
All loads OF any consequence at their destinations
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VNATCHES AND JRwRLRY,
w FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ROBERT RAFT co,
26l broadway, corner of Warren street.


Owing 10 the Increasing number OF false ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF marriages that psimed upon tho newspapers ~
have determined hereafter rot TO insert marriage noos
without tho eadorse o; the Drias performing the
ceremony.
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Exchange at nearly NIL points In the South has advanced
from Ia, and IS advancing. Providence exchange
has advanced \.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of exports
from this port during the week and since Jan In each
Of the past three years
Co-s,ssy oy ms PoHr os Nyw YoRKyAiuE % ExPoKrs.
1855. 1856. 1851
Total for the week. 81 So, 031 1912 304 1033 3i5
Previously reported. e16s3oI3 76.635sS se,ss1,I0I
since Jan i....... 66,5i070s 7S,65.seo 1I,O2o,05J
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF tho
banks OF Massachusetts Dec 4 1857 compiled frem
the return 10 the Secretary Of State
Carital. ........ $50 ss5, ~ Notes blis ofex-
Net erculativn iosl2t7T change, &C. .eo2, ss2 00i
neposts ... .. u 1se560 Specie 6433, AIS
Profits on hand. s3sI SAG Real estate i,tb3el
aQI .ns Total aop4 xl sos
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BosroS, Dec Is, 1867.
ne following are the footings Of our bank statement
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GeaiR's Peerless Holiday Hat stands Alone
In s extreme elegance The style and Taste displayed all
Its appointments confirms the leading hat ~ festive
season. GEkIN, 2ls Broadway, opposite st. PAuIs.
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k0O1's Holiday Hat, rcndy. His
new style OF all The for young No 22 Broad
way corner OF Fulton street
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10000 Portraits OF the People for tine Hoii-
days are beng taken IN high state of perfection by
HOLMES, 80 Broadway.
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White, the IIatter's Fall Style, 81; Last
spring style reduced to e. WHITES las Fulton street.
east OF broadway.
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DICH CUT GLASS AND FRENCH CHINA.
IN The subscriber would respectfully Inform his
and the public generally that hts store at 800 broadway
twentieth ttreet IL repietc with elegant useful snA
low priced sssortmen glass fancy ARTICLES gilt band
plain white china dinner dessert and sets no Evesy
to be suited there and suyers will be dsp
pointed TO the quality Of goods bought for they whA
they represented 10 be. CHAS STOUrENEI.
800 Broadway near Twentieth street
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Cash supposed 10 be on hand Sept 80 1885, ss9O22 ~
Now, here Is the actual state Of things For the three
years ending Sept 30, 1885, the company borrowed
debt and issued capital u 7S So AMI 10 The
time paid dividends amounting to 1891, ool S. This
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HiIl's HAIR Dye, Only Four shiiiings BOX,
black brown beat In at No. Barclay fnimll
BILE shaving, hair cutting and dyeng rooms.
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,

Barry's Tricopherous II ths Rest snd Cheap
est article for dressng bcsuying cleansing curling
wing and restoring the hair Ladies' " Sold by ali drgse