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FROM CONCORD,

Concord, N. H., March 8.
Ira H. Calkins, student in the Methodist
Biblical institute, was killed last night by
being thrown from hand car which he was
taking exercise
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STONE CHURcH.-The uDsOld Psws in the First
Presbyterian (s,Ons) Church, will bs leased for
year, on Monday, March 5th, at 2 o'clock 2. NJ.
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RAILWAYS OF New YoRK The report OF the
State Engineer was presented to the New 1orX
Legislature on Thursday last. The number of acci-
dents during the year are chronieled as follows:
Number Of passengers killed, 10. Number OF
passengers injured 80. Number Of employees
killed %. Number Of employees injured "a
Number Of others killed 3d. Number of others
injured n. Total number killed 100. Total Dum-
Der injured I04 Total number killed, excluding
city roads ll2. Total number injured, excluding
city roads n.
Further note Of this report will be made shortly.
TIE PRo-RATA BILL.-The Pro-Rsta bill has
passed the New York assembly and gone to the
Senate 1t is doubtful whether it can.pass that.
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CEMETERIES.
CAUSES AND p1sEAsEs.

There have been II less interments this month
February) than last month, and 2 less thanfor the
month of February 1859.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, Feb. 90, 1860.
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PERIODIcLLs-Havks q Bro. have BSIlOu's
Dollar Monthly for April, and Yankee Notions for
the same month. These periodicals are well in
advance Of the times.
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SANF RD'S
Family CathaFtic Pills.


PE-s Vegetable Extracts, and PHt HP N Glas5
Gases, dir Tight, and toiI keep n aRy cli-
male,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle but
tive Cuharc Nhirh the proprietor has used IN hi
ice than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those WI
have long used The PILLS and the Satisfaction Whict
all exprsssin regard 20 their has induced plsct
then withmt be reach Of all. 81
The Profession well that different Calharcs aef
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The + A IL CA-s L II A P l. l.
has with due to this well established fact,
been Compounded from al variety Of The purrst tge
table F1tracts which act@alke on eVery pan OF The
alimsnfuTy canal, and are.=lGOQD and SAkE In AL
cases where a Catharilc l. : needed, such as DE
RANGEMENTS OF ths @ISIO Q ACH, SLEEPl-
NESS, PAINS IN The IBA OK AND LOlhS
COSTIV ENESS, PAlNEIAND SORENESS OYER
THE WHOLE BODY. t-lfrom sudden cold, hich
freuusntlv If neglected, end Ia long Of Fs
ver, LOSS OF APPE lL.lTICE,a CkEEPl Nc SIN
s4TION OF COLD OVER lrHE BODY, hESTl ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
n Innanmat0rY Diseases OrmS in Childfenor Adus,
Rheumatism great PCrhor Of the Blood and E1any DIS
eases which flesh heir, mentiun IN
this advertisement. Dose. / 70 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
@ The Liver lnviEoTatDr and smlly CathaTtc Pills
are by Druggists generally, and sold WhOesals hT
the Trade N all the large tOWns
s. T W. SANFORD, NJ. u,
Manufacturer End Proprietor,
iv=S6zF1 so Rroa5gsv. New
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a The yolaries Of DissipatiOn aud Vic.

~ Inc othlieh u Dlseif~ti~u eN0 Wv
tims Of peusoa eau Be brought conviction Of The
Of orays and saved from wcr.d Of mental and bodily
sVtrar ty BE- ting the odvoe Contained in that popular
Vurk, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES" Is sound in It's doouints, plata bur
inousvo iH s dicIatss. and, being beautifully ilusiA-
tad with colars onsavinss brings everything home
the coresftion 'thst he who runs NAV read"
sold b. Or. BARROW, lst Blsockerrirost. N Y. Price
IS cslz Sent fres ever where
rY-Sold also By GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and wAI.
FISKE. Druggists, Cleveland, o. mari
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Maroh3 8.
The steamer Arago sailed to-day for South
smpton and Havre, with los passengers and
6G2, 800 dollars in specie.
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n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets Casters, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
DOubls Plate, can be found at
Foea, ENswoRTH Co.'S,
- C,,,oo,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
moNDaY mORNTNs, MAnCH, 8, 1890

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
HaWks', J. S. Matson's and olmsteds neWsdepots,
AZ news depots at Wsddell aud Angler Hotels, and
A OuinlanS, IT'S Ontario Street.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

HATCHFLoR's WIGS AND .ToUPEEs surpass AZ
TfeT aSs elegant. Light, lfy and durable ,.,.
Fittiur 20 ehsr-n0 turning up Dehind-no shrinking
thehssd; indeed this Is the 0nlT Estasahmsut WheT
,hssS thinrs are pr0psrly understood and made
I2s9 Broadway, New York
,,z " FIgKE Cleveland, obio, Agent.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The annu-
al renting of unsOld Slips in this Church, will take
place on Wednesday next, March 7th, at o'clock
Pm.
Cleveland. March 8. 1850 :27s
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6pfrial NattEes.
~ FoF Gas FiztaTsi aaa Fiiting, aPPiy s.

~ For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply ST
FoGG. ENSwoRrH co. Cor SupsrioL seseea ss
TF-HoLJowAY's PILLs AND oINTNENT.-The
Fuairst LIE Poace Dc Leon and hia companions sought
tnvain or the fsbr Of rOuvonsuosnos, amid ;Ao
orange groves Giweiy meada Of Florida. II was ei
for Holloway d orerhe true andoo coughs, colds
asthma soroua lee alosrI, burma sealds &C. n his
sdmishle rPnls md Ointment which have been
astonishing the world upwards Of any years. BY their
msryelOus cures Ia every type Of disOass.
~ sOld BY al Druggists At Sc, e0o, and 81 per boz o.
rot mari
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ReD0FTed by the Union TeIeETGp6,
oFFIoR, wARiNs's BLOCK, coRNER or BANK AND
AZ. CLAIR aTnEETa.
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SExToN's REPoRT.-There have been 65 inter-
meuts in the several cemeteries from February lst
20 Doth incInsiva
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q BRANDRETR's Pulls VS.. SARsAPARILLA.--
one Tweuiy-yo Cent Boz Of Bndrsihs Pills warrant
ea to eouaia pure Saraparla than dollar bottle
Of SaTs5parla. All who using Saruapara, let them
tT Brandru,s Pils and take one each night Thossot
will Be found superior tie bottled article box Of the
LfFE ADDITION PILLS warranted equal to two dollar
bottles Of Sarsapalla. m Of these Pills. whose main
active Ingredient slkaoid Of sSrapara. Take onop pill
every third day who using the Saraparlla ogsny
other tonic remedies. Drop all these thirty DAYS and
these pills plseo thereof dung tast time The
cost vii be 05 cents ald their worth thousand dolorS.
Principal Once, 80. 1st Canal st.. New York. SOLD BY
A Gurdiasr, No 40 Superior street. Cleveland; end by
J. B. wheedon HudsOn. and all respectable dealers in
rsdieines fsi2ldkW
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

wsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
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Y For the best qualities of SegArs, Tobacco
ed SMUT, 60 to r G. Dietz III superiOr-It.
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BRlAN'S TASTELESS VERMIFUOE-
From state Of Maine to Baton Rouge.
All know RRNAE's VERMIFUGE;
IasteiCss harmless dssth ~ worms
OF al sizes, kinds, and forms;
Moihen feel indeed, secure.
LNth tais painless, peerless cure.
Put NJ In bottles, price AZ dimes
Soldaby WIS.,. FIsKE, and BY STRONG & ARM
STRONG. Cleveland. fsb2s
DR. JAS. hoCLnEocE's PEcTORAL SYRUP
In the Seemingly hopeless Vs the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints siren tns eCughng is ncessan
the throat coated wit mueus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and the strength gone this soathing tranoung
oountsr-i1ritant aRd restorative will imPsnd
ing death.
Price sl.Oo SOFA BY WM. FIsKE, and By STRONG
ARMSTRONG. Clevslanl. ieb&
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HLIR DYEl HAIR DYEil HAIR DYE !
Nn.L. BathelOf's Hair Dye!

MN. A. baen6l0f'b Hhlf Blb'
The OaLg haTELess and reliable Dye kE0aCS.
The Original and best in the Wgrldi
ouWish escape ndisule.
GRAY, RED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to q
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
ulury to Hair or Skin.
FIFrEFE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
uaraod to VIM A. Batehsor since 1893, snd 5000
applications have been made 10 the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces color
net to BE- Distinguished from nature and Is WAKRAETED
not gure in the least however long may bs continued
and the i'll effect ofBad Dyes rsmedied; the Hair invgOr
uted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Hs1e. sold OF sPped On private rOonIl At the Viz
soId Il All eteI and towns S the United sstss By Drug
Eilfs and Fancy Goods DesleEs.
slate engraving on four Gidss Of each Bon, Of
WI. A. BATCHELoR,
ianiT No. 2s2 Broadway. N. Z
NHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
10 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
-
E-f6
RI -
N. H. SOLO SON.
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
cen, the largest assortment Of the EpprOt ed kind
Of sPECTACLEs. An his Glasses, whether for near o
far sighted. ground under his inspection, BY ma
chinsry Of construction, with the greatest care. 81
A. 70 suit the eyes in all curing weakness. Dzznes
or Iuhamnation Of the EyoI, and mparing strength 70
Ioag reading orfns sewing.
~N,H. SoL0MoNs0N aid here inform the publ
that he never employs any the sale Of his Lenses
~ Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, CoHPASsEs. &C, kept On hand.
or ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, aspsl
feet aS na uraL
NO. 23I SUPERIOR STREET,
f.bl5 Near Fogg's CrOeksIy Store.
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To Dunkirk, 2lc less on cattle, and &c on s. D.
uo0e
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noY3 FISKE,S. us SUPERIOR st.
That PFOleSeF Weeds Hair RGsI0FatiYs
MILL PRESRYE INFALIJRIY

from Sir to Thirty Dollars at -. ,' ---'l '-''D'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


steam.hps-Patapco Vail Portland H. B. Cromwell Co
MonceIo eager Ale1sndTis, II. Il. Cromwell Co. YORK
town Parrish Norfolk Ludum Hincken Ariel Miner As
nnva D. b. Allen; Potomoc Watson, Baltimore H. b. Crotr-
well Co.; Beinvie Bullock, Havana and NewOresns Liv-
ineston Crocheron Coz 1euonia Iiambl Ts9be Hamburg,
Knhphardt Co Columbia Berry Charleston Spofoid Tiles
ton Co; Psrkersburs Stsnnsrd Wilmington, H. CrOm-
well Co.. Mount Vernon Layheld, Savannah, d. b. Crom'
shps-Bostonisn Brookmsn London II. d. Brookmsn Co
NJ livingston Lawson, Hsyre Boyd Hinckeni serahnA
(Span) Harmechesa, Ssntsnder, J. NJ. Ceoallos.
fark-H Secor Brooks Apslachicola, Foster Forrest
BIss-Onwad Higgins st. Kits, Smith, Jones Co. Ray.
mond Gordon Dublin Walsh, Carver Chase Orion Hutton,
Bristol HolmbOe Hosdey Fannie Butler Bartlett Naples
O. r. Buliey; r. c. Dyer, Wymap St Jsgo Mcguire Ar%-
strong Loauns Chisholm Halifax H. j. c. A Dewof Inc
AIncid tBrl Atkinson ST. John, N b., P. l. Nevus Son.
Schoontrs-I Lawrence Allen Boston Dayton Co VIE
World Burns Burns Charleston McCeady, Mott Co.. j. w.
Hughes Davis Newbern j. L. Davis C. Merck, Montgomery,
Philadelphia James Hand; HAzsl, Winters Richmond G. b.
Pieuon Co.; D. Norris Hoover, Wilmington j. W. McKee,
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The following abstract of Company reports shows
the coal tunnage for the week and season. us compared
til Last season to the same dates:

TOtsl............-ls4S7 80 76@Os4 7OolSos sls COS
Dec. 1850 tDec, %, 5s2 tDec O2SS3 SDec., lsl2
The tunnage of the week reported above exceeds that
published last week, from the same sources, nearly
- 900 tuns, notwithstanding the boatmen have been
admonshed by ice in the canals that they must move
with caution lest they be caught by the frost in out-of
the-way and insecure quarters. We now present an
aggregate tunnage of 699OS4 tuns and by this time
next week it will probably be full 100000.
The Boston Traveller says:
The Money srngency shows no provemen aud
without any abatement The higher interest still con.
10 w Pad Tor oans and discounts the open market Tbs
oak specie declined s20o TO day leaving 100 a. mo
sesae holding The highest this year sos
Inc stock market Ia heavy and Inactive under pres
sur OF sellers ana scarcity Of buyerhe general impression
hst prices viii be- lover before they higher Some
ine purchases In the early Of the wek have since od
% nom Tear Of the approaching nom tho other side
AT Philadelphia
The money market has undergone little change Tn. demand
no' 90 active and haSs can DO negotiated better terms
Than Tor many weeks past
Al Baltimore
The money market shows less ease than II did Immediately
Alter the suspension Of the banks None but paper
can be negotiated the and ala y cen,
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increase as compared with 1889.
The srecie movement of the week has been appar-
emily in favor of the banks but there has been con-
slant small drain Of gold from the banks which may
have neutralized the California arrival of Sunday last
and the gain from the SubTreasury This is probably
tie case as the actual specie line of the banks in the
Clearing House to-day is sl6,S95OOO, to which must
be added about 81 100000 for the Chemical and the
other banks not in the Clearing House, making IN
round numbers $l8 600 600 actually in bank this morn
ing. The banks above alluded to as included in the
Clearing House held on the Odd November SIG eo1 900
in specie that they have increased their reserve
few thousand dollars during the large expansion OF
loans of the past week In regard to this expansion
an error has crept into of the evening papers which
it may be proper TO correct. The journal alluded to
states that 1--WE have reason 10 believe that the line
on the 23d inst, the day when the expansion COM
menced bad run down TO sll00 900. The loans to-
day are about sI25, 900, Co.,"
This would give an expansion OF SloeeO,0oo. NO
snch previous contraction, however, had taken place.
The lowest average given by the weekly statement
was 1922 500 0O0 and the actual amount Of loans
given by the daily statement Of the banks, included IN
the Clearing House Oh the 23d November, was
$IIS OO0 adding the Chemical and other banks not
included the aggregate was about s2 500 600 instead
Of $40 100000 The actual loan line of forty -nine
BANKS to-day 1925 800 OOO and adding the Chemical,
&c about SI29 600 00O The actual increase Of loans
since the 23d ult., has been, in round numbers,
s., 500, 900 TO $3.50, 600.
The Money market remains as before noticed for
paper the change if anything being to higher rates.
On demand the supply Of money is free at 6G7 v cent
on choice colaterals.
The following are Thoupson Brothers closing rates
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The following are Thompson Brothers closing rates

The steamer Teutonia to-day took $4,000 in Cali.
forna gold bars, which go Paris for assay and
traction of silver The exchanges on Philadelphia and
Baltimore worse to-day. Both these cities are
drawing gold from whenever possible. From New
Orleans the rate of exchange on New-York is quoted
at y cent discount with heavy fall in cotton which
may send specie again in that direction. The Illinois
State Treasury has accumulated about million and a
quarter of gold, Of which about million will come
here during the month for the payment Of interest on
and principal of the public debt.
The Legislature of Vermont has been investigating
charges against the Franklin County and the St. Al
bans Banks. While some of their transactions are
censured their solvency is indorsed.
The Rochester Union Of last night says that the
breach in the canal near Gaspor will close navigation
between Rochester and LockpOrt for the season. II is
four miles east Of Lockpo the level which extends
from that place to mile east of Rochester.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad have
OF that portion of the Railroad between Peo
the Western traffic Chicago their line by charging
local rates those points and by causing
PAny the Peoria Circuit Court the 24h inst granted
junction. restraining the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail
road Company from thus obstructing the business Of the former
Company commanding them to carry Passengers and freight
without unnecessary delay and at the
eiht and passenger that they demand
such business coming from and destined 10
any point on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
lite connections east Of Gaesburs In the direction Of Chicago
The following abstract of Company reports shows
the coal tunnage for the week and season. US compared
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PASSENGER Sailed

In ,,am,hp Teuonia for Southampton, Hare d"a Ham'
burq-L Fuces Mrs. Barbara sellenbsch IN fnnassI
ca J. C. Grey Commissioner Central Park Leopold h1.
cbsnbseb N " T. T. Billing Chicago; I. Heie, Miller,
N Y; T. Meyer San Frsncco r. Georgia ToIsdo ChsrIes
Mrs Adeine LeymsiIe n " Mr.. Hen5a.s Esien psilad
r. lori Mr. Frsnefka sslwsrz and child, VIM AscAFs
lane n Y FIR Hartmann Phisd Richard Gerciemen1 do
Mrs Morz kingston Fr Kshl Albany Jacob Klein, Robert
Alfred Amermann John Neichert NJ II ana otnefs
In steerage. Total l05 -, ~,
In seam.hip CRY Of baltimore, for Liseypool.Misa Heine
Mira A. Puleynes Miss Mary A. Cover, Mrs. France, j. T.
Cover and lady Ernest Boul Mayo, Schener Arnold p1
pont Frsnc. dupont sdy aud child Miss NJ Nei two eh.
dren and nurse Geo II. Smith D. H. Lockhs Dr. Frederick
skue Mr.. Orchard and child Mr. Col Denton and dseshte
Mr. Henry Master and Miss Howard Mrs Skues Ass Malcolm
J. Payne, A. Moss-6 and l66 ia the steersge.
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Advertisement.
EIGHTEENTH WARD
NATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS
For
SCnooL OFPIcKFs
PAREsTs AND TAx.PAYISG NorLhs
az the

EIGHTEEsTH WARpt
The following considerations which Embrace the best interests
Of EoucAIIok and it, successful results most earnestly COM
nended TO your serious attention: -
You are called upon to exercise the most exalted prerog
ses eye given 20 preogave involving consequences
TO which ptTot and percent can for moment be
Indifferent From present corrupt aud demoraed condition
Of interested psrtisss the undersigned have felt it to be e,
duty ssepny remind OF the momenous interests involved
in The cheee Of proper and efficient School Officers In the a
proachng Charter Election" They ask you TO CONSIDER
TO the result likely to enue TO the
CAUSE OF EDUCATION and to the MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL
wKpaRE CHILDREN In view Of this, the names OF
the following weried and long known gentlemen have been
without regard to their political predictions and are
hereby presented for your APPROVAL ,, ~,
For Commoner Of Common Schools Of Eighteenth Ward,
ALFRED A. VALENTINE.
For INSPECTOR of Common Schools Of Eighteenth Ward,
NJ. RYAN.
For Treasurer # Common Schools Of Eighteenth Ward,
-CaARIEs b. MrRCH, ROYAL PHELPS.
ITO fill vacancy) JONI NJ REED.
compsson this with other Tickets that be presented
Is earnestly invited WV. o. STERLING fIesidep1
w. A. KBICHUN, Secretary.
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Total. .......,.....4 ~ $40, 15J So $500. -. -.
Amount collected since October *H44oo w
The work Of month thus crowded into the space
of few days This is partly owing to the delay of the
Supervisors in confirming the tax list According to
law it should have been confirmed by the Let of Sepem-
ber but the confirmation not made until October
-, and the Tax Collector did not get until the 2Sd
The rate Of taxation the present year 69 4S-l OOO Is
about ten cents lower 800 than that of last year
This is not owing to any reduction in the tax levy but
to more complete bringing out of the resources OF the
city.
Comparing the receipts of taxes on Friday last in this
city with the total receipts of the State of South Caro-
lima for the year ending September 80 1885, as given in
the last American Almanac we have the following
result:
Receipts at the City Tax Collectors Office on Fri -
Receipts Of the State Of South Carolina for oneyesr -
ending Sept. 80 1856. 59Abl W
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss29,OS7 n
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= ,0+6 2O 8
Being Al cent upon the captal-S2i 900 JOO-for the
past four months. The ensuing Winter business lcana
| navigation being suspended considering our large
moving crops and foreign demand promises very large
There is certainly sufficient reason for considering the
policy Of increasing the dividends in order that it,
stockholders may share in the increased net earnings
The transfer books Of the Company close the 9Th inst
and remain shut until the 18th inst. on which latter
date the animal election for Directors occurs at the
Merchants Exchange in Albany. Some two or three
vacancies by death exist in the present Board. New
York stockholders ought to have early meeting, to
| name more persons to fill such vacancies.
The Superintendent of the Illinois Central Railroad
writes from Auburn that large quantities OF corn are
crbbing on the branch that the farmers are in fine
spirits at the abundance of Large purchases
being made at this point for NewOreans and Texas.
| Texas gentleman has just called upon me; he is
buying one hundred thousand bushels Of corn for that
| market"
The inquiries for land in the Central Office are in
creasng from all parts of the country. The Commits
soner ia in treaty with several Scotchmen for large
farms. The sales in November will add up about
500 900.
The exchanges at the bank Clearing House this
morning were so 37 1853 81. The exchanges for the
week ending this morning were $ll8 1853 100 o. show
ing daily average of $23 63l 62l against SIS $50.
SOC &C. the week ending Saturday last. The circu-
latng notes of the Hunterdon County Bank of New
Jersey are no longer redeemed at the Commonwealth
Bank.
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has notified the holders Of the scrip stock that the
final nstallment of so " cent or as v share, will be
received on the ID of January next, payment may
be postponed on the payment of y cent interest to
the LIST Of January, shares which the INSTALL
ment is unpaid will be liable forfeiture. The fol-
lowing were the banks represented ut the meeting of
the Clearing House ut which the Chemical Bank was
read out for contumaey; The Bank of New-York Man.
attain Co., Mechanics Bank, Bank of America Phe-
tx Bank. City Bank, Tradesmans Bank, Fulton
Bank, Merchants Exchange Bank, National Bank
Butchers DOvers' Bank Mechanics g. Traders
Bank, Greenwich Bank, Leather Manufacturers Bank
Seventh Ward Bank, Bank OF Commerce, Broadway
Bank, Ocean Bank, Pacific Bank, Chatham Bank.
Peoples Bank, Hanover Bank, Irving Bank, Metro
politan Bank Citizens Bank Market Bank, St Nicho-
las Bank, Shoe a. Leather Bank, Corn Exchange
Bank Continental Bank, Bank Of the Commonwealth
Oriental Bank, Marine Bank, Atlantic Bank, Import
and Traders Bank, Park Bank, Mechanics Bank.
Ing Association, GrOcers' Bank North River Bank
East River Bank, and the Manufacturers and Mer
chants Bank. The Chemical having decided not 10 AZ
cede to the arrangement the agreement Of non inter-