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imNArArorn pays e70o.eO0 suuusssv d -
sufsncs compsniss, mos, Of than locsu,A n -
Lsstefn states and it is bsing s.sess1sA -
ne CITY gsvSpa ens save The piedts On thAs -
sumins the itsAn According to tS~ avsrses q
late years, ths annual prolis would b ncs -
from e17o.000, which woah 70 great ways .
pubic impsovehssnt.
RsroR1s are current - 10 ~ spprusossax
double matsimoi tal connections b6evsea -
fpSyai pl. i.riliss Z. Of Prus.h snd Hoas.d-eAs
DRrrs, daughter of Prince AIprRv. HPrr
Inc frh cess has hepusntly been rslsTTvf q -
the probable future ccnsort q the - -
Wales, but Il wcsh appsar thaG oshsr srrsnsS.
ments are now thought Il Is TO the futuss Qsso
At the lowest csIculatiou, h Il ssH. ns< -
then 70 900 coo immoral pub,iosssoa, n
nuaily Issued from tks Biishh psa. In -
year 1851, the pursly infdsi press a Loudsa =
sued publications 70 the amount of more H.
12.u00O0o ths Issues q svovyd eshs1sm do1nu
the same period sxce~dsd 6l0.00o, n sddis1sS
to these wsre Issued IL 10000 ofs nsgaaivs e
what aso properly dsnominsted nswspapsa
THU total eclipse Of the 1seh Of bext July ~
be very important one 70 tls scisnfifie wssi0-
Tho Director OF the Dorpst Observatory was -
first 70 remark that st fhs moment a. obscua-
tion fo.r Of tho principai plansts-vsnas, No.
vicinity Of the eclips-d sun - q kind u rhcD-
boidai figure; pheuomcra Of such extrsor1kno-
~ rarity that many centuries VIII eiapse bsGtuo
Its repetition. Darkness viii commsucs ~
terminate on the land, the localities being Ca1-
fornis and tins shores of the Red Sea- Botwssa
these extreme points tbs eclipse viii be vinihas
In North America, from whencs the moons chad
ow viii psss across the Atlantic, and tyavssuo
Spain; total darkness including ,he followinG
important tosns In that country. Ovissc, -
Vincent, SsntADdor, Bllbcs vittoiiA, BurgssI
Psnpolsna, Sarseosss, and Valencia Ths NJ
Of 'otality VIII thsn cross the MeditsnanaA
and enter Afiics, passing scross AJaisrs, BsssA.
Tozer, sockna, Sobba, Goddona, and Mcu,saG
Thu., although this rrmsrkabls ecliess WI Bse
be total In any part Of tho United KipRSen, D
win be 50 In largo portion Of Sysir, And aooss-
siblc portions of africa.
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MAIL ITEMS, 60.

firrI.FIvE tons Of pork, sight tons Of butter,
besides poultry, game, 60, passed over tho
St sssx railroad on Monday and Tuesday last.
Mr.. GEonas SrxxLx, Of Darisn, Ct., was
accidentally droWnsd fsw days ago ~ that
place.
THx officers in chief Of tho New York Central
Railroad are now making general inspection Of
their road.
MR. FkkpKRIck CAssos, while crossing
tho railroad track with an OK team, on Satur-
day, near POrtohsstor, was run oyss by an az
press train and Kill cd. The team escaped.
A PENNY vss deposited In ths corner stone Of
ohaIch st jackson, Mich, last week, that sd
bsen tAksn hom the corner stone of . tempis
In Rome, built during The reign q the frat
Caesar.
A pASannous oountsrfeit on ths Morris ooun-
ty BAnk, N. j., u In circulation. IL 10 . fve
dollar bill, tho only dihsrencs between Il and
the original being the foot OF AbHty on the
right hand has but four toes.
BILL has bean introduced into the Texan
Legislature, and has pssssd ths House, authorix-
ing Q row ard Of t10. 900 for the capture Of Coa-
rIsAs or any Of ihs other lssdars of the Mexican
brigands ON the Rio Grande.
TIE Sons Of Malta, In HillsdAls Ohio num-
boring three hundred, offered their services TO
Gov. WISE to assist In checking any attempt
which might be msde TO rescus JoHA Baows
from execution. Governor WISE declined tho
tender Of aid.
A rRoygCr Is On foot In Mouistown, N. j., "a
construct Q canal nom that place to intersee'
with the Morris Canal. II b understood that The
Canal Company are willing TO take hold of thu
enterprise II the citizens u the town show any
disposition TO give II . substantial support.
PRorlsTAAr clsrgymsn are allowed 10 uavs
In Russia only under many perplextng restric
tIons, which amount La fact 70 q prohibition o
anything like hse moysmsnt. Especially pro
vokipg are the pstItctiops, when missionary o.
pulpit efforts are intended. N
soME persons, unknown TO the Fsculty, On
terd the Ccllsge Chspss, In New Haven, Fri
day night, and drapsd In mourning the tutor
boxes, pulpit and gsilsres. II wss, undoubtsd
y, done - . tsstimoniA q rsgazd 70 the men
cry Il JoHz BRowH. -
Tm yseisA Aesse@sr q Dec. ID, publishe
gloomy nsws In regard 10 tho coalition Of tn
JsSss,itss In Aorosco. Aundrsds Of eamuiss hsv'
hsd from Tangisrs 10 avoid spanisrds, hoor
/ and kabyiss. Twenty-scysH hundrsd o. tnss
l fis sitiyss bad arrived q GihsaitsS;. Tes Jews
london have rsapondsd TO the can nor AID. 90
assistance is slso hoped Cor ftom The pr's'sroa
israeiisss In Austice, T.r-' rI7 I
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LATER from .hs Rio Grande.

The Galveston Caiidn, Of tho 2od ult., has
Lieut.. TnssIsos, Of the revenue cutter Henry
R0sf Pd"s :; Ss Ssn t,, sh m0nus .ato
day, and bringing nsWs from brownsville 70 the
20ih Inst. This gentleman brings full and otli-
ciai accounts from ths scene OF difficulties on
the lower Rio Grande. The cutter, In addition
to her own crow, carried down sixteen man from
Deputy Collector q that port. Ihs mon froln
the cutter and the United States troops went up
on the steamer Grampus, on the night Of the
10th inst. Amosg the documents brought by
Lieut.. TaSsIsoN Is q letter from Brownsville,
dated November 10, to Lieut.. LAHGDoH, in
command Of the United States soldiers a. BrAzos
Santiago, from which We maks tho following
extracts
:" The Rangers m sde scout on yesterd,y to
look for the enemy. They spcountsred him In
considerable force, just above Santa ReitA, the
object being mostly to SOC wherc he might be
found. TIE party returned. IL Is understood
that one Of the enemy was killed by the ad-
var CO Of hangers. The b'hoys arc anxious to
pitch In, but discretion prevailed over valor,
and Il ey came back. 1t Is my wish aud that
" your o' hci frisLds, 10 have you come up and
take part. With our sdviee and services, If you
would feel like going along, We thiLk you would
be particularly us, rM 70 the Rangers by
giving them q little wholesome advice, and
assist In leading them In tho expedition. We
have agr,ed 10 await day or two for the return
=, W. e.i, 90, ~ .T -riSi ",SI' ,t.i, -, 60
the sNpecIea 60 onpamss On ,nem WY e.mn s nto
cur an%s aea a,n osa IL msx b. u.ofa and proSabIy
wh De, 10 'aho ouL o.e l, VI VfS ~ v,a us ~ XII.
eis nora W. MSuiu ~. 'Iss', ST., ~ 90 ..ra nv snm.
more amunhoa i1r .he pieces VI n,,Ua Inc OsI sba si
70 pe ief.ua 70 is1o IN W ish .s nnob +.
senc1 ~ sno ,r;n, - a., th;ns mn.
Poss,p'e 70 n'AAe ''''A'n '"''s ''.s NA
aoitaAen ., ,h ,oa,. -, had hsor
| ,i,. hu. W ths Ds, %,,os S.ntia,,o On
~ ~ .S ~ uinsa '" "'"NV' Ne~ ~
i wv Svtn, and Wrttess
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"FNus rv~& sh1TN-Nhuu 1SSAs& Ss<ssssmVSaIs
AZ this time, says the Rochester Unsoa when
ply sical culture |. . popular thsms Of diseus-
sicn, and when there sesms to bs no limit &C.
know lsdged TO tho ply sioal powers oi man, q
report ola great race which came of on Thurs.
day last, will be likely to interest the public
The trial was . novel one, as the Contestants
were Q man and steamboat The strife, how
ever, Was all on the part Il the former, and tho
latter was beaten. Tho circumstances attend
ing this trial Of speed were about as follows -
On Thursday, - tho steamer Maple Leaf was
ying at Cob. ufg preparing TO leave for this port
On hcr last trip Of the season, yoang man about
twenty. hvo years Of age came on board with his
luggage and secured passage TO Rochester. A
short time before the steamer loft, he discovered
that he bad l.fs some books at tho Grand Trunk
Railway Station, half . mile or more away.
Thither he ran at his best gait to get his booss.
hile sb'ent, the boat left for Colborne, sixteen
miles east Of Cobosrg, whore the was to call DO
fore crcasii to this port. Whn this passenger
returned TO tho ~ OK and found that the boat hal
bcon gone almost fifteen minutes, no was much
ysxsd and disappointed, Is he well might be. His
baggage vas on board, his fare paid and that was
the last chance Of the season 10 cross the Lake by
stesmer. After contemplating the expense and
distance Of Journey around tho Lake, he
concluded 10 mske bold push 10 overtaks the
boat at Cclborrc, and that on foot, for the delay
usually attended upon getting out livery teams
In Canada would give the pedestrian great sd :
NhntABo on INC niht nh uay uaVoi ~ ioAst.
SO away the disappointed passenger started for
ColbOrne, 70 lowDE tbs track OF the Railway
from the point whore IL crosses tho main road
east Of Coburg. The steamer ran slowly In the
fog, and was one hour az d half making the
| distance but whom she came to Colborne whars
the aSengef sho had left at Cobuy~ RI shed
aboard, having arrived first. ...ter starting lif
! fe.GG = minutes later. .ic ran . fraction more
than sixteen niues Ia ono hour and q qusr,er
| which was GOOD tina. on "A railroad track oyei
| ties, for an mex pcricnced runner.
When the man came aboard the boat, no wa:
| reeking with the exhaiAiions Of the skin, and
pantirg like fallen deor. lie ran to this bal
and called for drink Of brandy first and water
| next. lie WAS permitted TO drink little Of
| both, and would have, 10 doubt, drank . gallon
Of water had II beon allowed. Morcy to the
man compelled the bar tender to stop him by
force. Tho man slept while the boat was cross
| ing that night, and left tho next morning sppa-
rently mono the worse for the race against the
| steamboat. He will, no doubt, put himself In
training ~ ii ianIs:, and will, eIo kpg, lectur'
on his speciality In "physicai culsure'-run'
Il ming. ~
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AUCTION sALHs OF sToCxs.
sALEs OF REAL EsrArA
nyw Yonx. Dse. :.
DOMESTIC NARKErs.


MomAr, Dos a-aIA
Arms.-The MARKET b steady Ne dsme.A =
iAir ..ss q isT bbis. a ~ IN sOr M, snA y -
FLOul A.D nsAL-Ths t.quiry fos wsstsm -
State -Four d fair, restricted, IN pszt by ths 49,
ther holders ere nsmsr fos ths 70. grsdsA sspssss
6, ,s,; ,ss S,.:S .ss e.. :. .s g Z
sups rtDs ssase % % sb SIN for sxtsA %, - -
? " 30 fSr .upsIans ws.ss.n - 49,
b. s,.ns. .os; q round % an. sooe % - oSs
the Latter s,sdss dot md % ses n Cor sasn o.
esee and 1t. Louis.
susss; - ssiss q I 10 BIZ. = = ts.ss . ss s.s.
soathsrn Flour is wiihou. much .hsDss; me =:
90 bus q y ss.ss 50 ios s.is>o'ss Ass
sud S0 s5sSJ rs for the bsstsr grsdeA
Rye Flour Is In fair dsnsnoi asss @"s onaA q
80 ~ q inactive but Arm; salss of tfo hhlA =
81 10 for jersey, and ~ 70 for hs,.snAs ,osS.
"" Ststy~TSs III fs mako, b a.msr bu, suias; s.lss =
"a Gsa@-Tts AZ wh.si market 4 rssAsr aru, b.s
% Ssss !: small tho ..iss 40 II coo fa.s: q SlM .
isr White iSdisr ., 81 IS for fair Rod DO, . . =
Fair Red ss.ie, and 81 is Sos Chisass spsisg. y
u gut, and N mppiY = f.ir slss q o. - ba4.
p.s y sS:Sss :s.sa.sss, @ 81 .sis. g sssis ~ :
II. @ 90 su.l, Tsss i 81 q q II - :.
70 csSn s ss:l l a,ns, y. .pssss. :. .s.. g.
Jsssy ma soalA . r.lew, ~ q. - 81
:.;'y :.s. y ssiSsss = ~ :. = "a s;sGss sssss = y.
SH E ~ 6 81 I ~ 4. 2 s =. =: SsfFlIs s.. ~
ssi.S W5lss. g Jsas.'H SsssS's sss
lT GU; = = - : sslg = Z - e! e !. se g.
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I.s srs,tsa under ds.c q s..urd.y, shu, r.oord.

fhe 5psvfan, undsr date Of Saturday, hus rsoords
the esnouemsrf Of this fiighHu trsysdJ.-
We bsve Just learned, With dssp regret, thas ne
W.nDs have bton hung by tte poepts of Sspulgs
and adjesnirg poiehborhooda Thcy made full oon-
fesslon q ths murder previous " tieir execution.
Svrrnnr WAND fred the fatal st,st, whi,e IswIs 81
the tme was lying concealed and sslccp, with . ps-
e some hundred ysIdn from tho scene of The trsgc.
dy, and DID not even waite paper was drawn up
and signed BY some aehty mon, plcdgns them sslves
psnstbthy of tho summary expouuon. Nsarly three
hundrd persons vero asseuh hled ct the spes, and
ucnendou. Q, sfs1ent prevailed. II is 10 Ds deeply
rgetfcd that cooler cnnsels had not prevailed.
and the law allowed 30 take its curvs aud We fcar
that many will be In volvod In ssrious dificulty.
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VARIETIES.

ANEIoBboRLI Jurisprudence .Mr.THorr-
SON preser ts his compliments to Mr.. Snsrse9L
and begs to request that he will kesp his piQuUl
from trsspassipg ON bis grounds" Mr.. Szs1-
son presents his compliments to SIR. TaoMrsonL
and begs to rquost that In futurs he win sot
respects to Mr.. tsrsoN, and will s,el obliged q
he adds the letter TO the last word In tbs nses
just resolved, so as to represent Mr.. S.sfrso0
and lady" 'Mr. SrSPsoS returns Mr.. THonx-
sons note unopcnod--ths impsrtlnsnce Il Co.
tairs being only squslled by iis vulgarity."
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F / N A N G l A L &a
NEW YORK, Maaa.y. p,sU

NEW YORK, Monday, Dos. ..
Tue Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has -
claiCd . temi annual dividend Of sX per ONT, 80
abo Dec si.-The New York Central Railrssd hss
lstely put coal burning locomotive On the road
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING CHEAP FOR The MILLION
x.,pY$S ,spsS$sS Z sSyt Is;ig!;sSS $SSES 'Ss.s, Ss.s,,,,.

CLOTHING CHEAP FOR The MILLION!
.s1issss;;s5s$3S$ss & 4 s$Asissy..: sSssy
81: T:!s:: s';f go 8 sis::i
Rsrs Fine n'sai.;sdssd5 ssdek RseSssi i ..'.o % to u "
pl.as yrees oss.. -; & as1s SOD. "a sr,m..a .
s's: sSs:l:: a1;:s os:;s$ S:sS :s Sl:'s .,l s Z
!;: .sis s:i!s:;; Sss;I "a g.:
s,rcns working Pant. . .....'e..........a .
S:Tsi Si.ss cio.s ss sid Dos.i sS
Gn,sineIe Snr q q an 'tyie'. e'....'........."g
asiS: ssS ysi,,s:: =;
,,,, ,....,,o dSSsishiSs oE5 I aSsSsR sSSss = -
EMPORIUM or FASHIONS MADAME
~ ,eS sl. sns sas .nd
sta sSS. 9ssssa Ssa az III SS. 'ns s@s sns
EURs, FURS, FURS-BUY YOUR FURS
:ss' ssy sss5 VI + g. @ sss; :;
81 $ ! s' h, s =: &: &C.; ::.:i; IS;
EURs-FURS-FU ALL
The ss -S9 y sa;.. ssn. this
4. ssss sFs n Nam s.ss II ss
ts q sps Tn1, 1ts % e. Rs 2ss man s% q ap
s2 rspassa e,rSsslH Nd promptly; by yrss,ish
URs-FURS-LADIES, NOW Is
the time 10 got your Furs, and CuTBILI., Of l69
s%tS1 rH sr. si
A. sPS a. = sss cheap % s fGs,Sss r .Ss
sI.inc his new assortment - there no charge for
ffencA Mink set. .st.".............".."".s
Mste, .ins 90 '''''''''''''''.''''''''"'e
Il Imitation Fitch do. do.,.,'',,..'.,..',,......A 90
MIX VistSsines''.'''''''...'''.''''.'".,sM
| N Bcasnts%, ms FiuR CLOVIS II tho best qpsli
z IT P1as Ss .Ts e Grs1 4Gp as 5sss sS
EUBS-YURs-NKw YORK FUR co.
+ IMPORTANT TO THIS LADIES.
E s SssHSiss q D.ss
be sslected cck o. Ears % be foun1 and st the fol.
Water Mink X csPe, With Muf and Vpf., si6. rrsneh
NJ; A. q ss Ses e. a. z. a s
s:ss;f 2aG ~ e 60 : Y sss '.S: Z
Y.sc! I. rrs9sA xini. and French sssls Victor
French ssbis, FrmeS Mink. Water Mink. ssoue Mar.
TIN, aud Fitch, large oapes X. Y. capss and victo
sa; iSsf i'Ss'i'a sts ii' s.: ;';:'s' st.
AIDES YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HAI.F
NEW foRK TUR \ kANUFA u TTRiNd Co, No .
/ Chatham st We get the raw f0rs direct from our
agents In the North and West VII oh enAblas 70 sf
i fer you truly great bargains. a Mo-
NvERCOATBI OvERCOATS OvER-
~ ooHTainib 2ysEbSNS2STT ZEb SST li
/ Lar0ssS stook In Nv xork
| e the
Il 0rSatos1 DnfgAins EVE O0uJ6,
| AT OAK HALL,
80 9 yuitoa, ~ IS q g Gold "A .,
u21 sAaSs1Je
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RATES OF ADVERTYSFM(1
xxhaan uAsHn ApvaNn ~

AA,~ssmsns-sa sv.ry roUn I1rrs skAsa
TO wcrdso, css dsg, % cents: two dHys, u s.sX
ss,.o ". !, ,S.ys o. 90 ~ tAgA n ~ sS.WsS .,
"ds, oo ssnss eecA ~.
sonthly sdvwtssn,snss q ssr6nsS, isss2eS = -
Ssa,nss Ssve%snss q Ne ones, ~ ~ svsy - 6sIasuS
sssnashmsnss y s.1h>,y Snssi o. Sns6hE
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John Browu's WIN.

give to my son, JOHN BRown, Jr., nv sur
vying compass end Other surveyors srte,: n funj
o9y 1.a isyOntS ,oCd,,o %cnunsn % r North Elba,
DS, S however 70 remain . ~ fSs 10 Tome Ion
as any si my children or my ~ts nAessnsin thoss
I Isive to my SOD, JASON BnowH, my silver watch,
with my name engraved on tho Inner sAee.
! givo 10 my son, OWN BaowE my double spy
q Worcester, H.s..chasotts. Is sIoSe.sided and N;
now.
give also to tho sald son fsy dsl,ars In cash, to
Is An cti.ct 70 he tso aSst cs,Os above % named. ~
give TO my daughter Ruru TnoNrson my very
large Bblc, contsinlps family records
d.uss,sr my a MansI ':Sn .. ,'Hs as
70 each of my daughters in-aw, ~ good copy o
the Bible .s can be purchasod ~ any bookstoro In
Sa psd 3. oSs q m; S@.s each
give 10 each Of my, grandchildren, that may be
living whom my isshers .staie 1. settled, good .
oapy q the Bible ss can 10 purchased II q coat Il
cAsh on the beat terms.
J.siIe to have SO paid out Of tho final proceeds
Of my fAlois estate to the following named persons
To ALLrr HAMMOND, d Rockville, Tolland county,
Connecticut.
IT, GIoror KrrLo &C, former asent Of the New Ens-
land Company at that place, for the use aud beneis
Also, a'ty do ans to suAs HIvns, formAriy Of
TwnHbug, sunfilt county, Ohio, he can 10 fouGd.
county, Ohio, who sued my father IN his li,etius
tnIouPh Judge uUApuLEN Al Mt ursos, vi Akron,
~ bo ptid by D. H. bLoWs to the man IN person
he cao b" z und, HIS namo 1 cannot rsluo lbar.
My father made copproniso with tho man By
turning hlia out II house sud lot At konroevilc.
deLlIe That any reinAriDg balance that may bo-
como my cuG fIOm any fathers estate, may bo paid
Ia etusl amounts to my wfe and each o. my chil
tren aud 10 tho widows u WATSON and OLiyH
Bnowr, by my brother. Jonr Baowr, Ban.
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EMPORIUM or FASHIONS - MADAME
lILAYCOcK'S psttsra and general furnishing stsre,
baistins quitting AMI stitchi.s pinsins and dutins
Suppsrs STAMPED for brzidirs and embrotdery, or
workoo 10 order. no35 2AAc'lIS
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EURS, FURS, FURSLBUY YOUR FURS
Il at the meat Rocky Mountain Co, % per cent less
than any other stcrs n the efsy Roet ksrtin. Per
SO; French Mink, p.r set s. worth sloi Mlsk Mar
& Ys ssas: :asss Ss,s'S ss: sTss:
Of M,tt Il moss 9kacs1f0
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SECOND DoARD

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
This table A derived bs eopparisoa, q the KiEA
Board sslsa each SNy -
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TERMS orADvERrIsINa.

bssinsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
faasral Nosls.s u -. obissariss, according
to spase occupied.
Dispisysd advertisements Aslf more than the
above Rat1s.
Advsftissmsats loaded and placed unAsy the
hosd u Special Notices." 1osbis fAs sr1saary
vafes.
special Notices In the Leeal Csiuns - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside sxsl.-
sivsiy In The Daily, after the frst two week :.
~ per cent. more than the above sates..
All frsAsteat sAssyttssossSs nsss D. ps1t fov
n a1ssses. This ruis viii not Be varied from
When the advertiser asss che Weekly s.ons
the price will be the same q In the Daily.--
Where the Daily aad Weekly ere both used
IS psF cent. will Be dedaetsd from the asgrs-
gate ansnnt.
Under the prssspt system, the Advsrsissr
pays 20 much for the spsss he oeeupiss, the
ehsngss being ehAsgsshls Ter ths se4position
only. This plaa 10 nov gsnsraily adopted
Our sAArUs Ter changes viii be Is cents per
square.
- In All sasss whore aAvsrtissus,ts Are
discontin1sa before The sxpirstton Of The year
or the tims contracted for, they will sshssevd
mp ct our regular rates for the tine sstsal +
~ In.
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KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY FEBRUARY ! 1850


BANNING HOUSE or
q y . e q n o.. a ID r o n 4 @ q.
I HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In shs
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six years). The bust
nsss, hsreaftsr, WILDE conducted under the arm
and style OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one OF the oldest banking Houses III not
the o6est) In lows, the now fra solioits sontin-
usnec Of burner patronage 10 Hberally EXTENDED 10
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are A. formerly BY senior part
nsr, viz
HHvERxHcks:
Park Bank N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanicr 4 Co., BanksYa,N.f
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,Phiiadelphia.
Howard Banhipg Co.. Boston.
CAppa 2pI6f ABfeHns, Bankers, Boston.
AAFt Ank, CAioago.
Hon II = 0slpeks, Chicaso.
MSs1kh10s Baak, Pittsburgh.
Yarns1s' Dspssit Daak, Pittsbsrsh.
Kramer . kAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore Dsothsrton /" Cinsinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co, :" Lostsviiis.
State Saviags Institution, st. Louis.
ksokuk Jaa. ], '66. 0EO. g. ANDERSON.
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