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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
Bultous DIsorders-Liver Complaints.

From Dr. Throdore Bill. If NetU yd7E- f3fy.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose as aperient but find their beneficial ef
teets upon the Liver very marked Indeed. They
have III my practice proved more eHectuai for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention. ] sincerely rejoice that we have at
length pnrgative which Is worthy The confidence of
the profession and the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

DERLIN WIRE BELTC AM
ID SILK AND RUBBER BETTING. Mt
MIA p. SlCOIiI.& O's yNIintzs Store,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

Too much cannot be said Of your pills for le cure
OF costfre1ss II others of our fraternity have found
them as e,cci"us As have they should sol. me i'll
prnclan. it for the benefit of the 1rui;ituIes who
suffer from that complaint, Which. although. l,ul
enough in itself is the rro@enitor of others that
worse. believe c"SireneSs originate in the liver
Int your Pills affect that organ and cure the di>se.
From Ars Z Stuart, Physician and Td,ritc. Boston.
find one Two large doses your Pills. taken at
the proper time are excellent prnnloivs of the nat
"rdt secretion when wholly partially suppressed.
and also very efcctnal To ct.1RSt the stomach
PEI '.Grntt; They are 80 mach the best phy~ic
have that recommend il" other TO my Ia'ients.
EIcon TIE Rea. DR. LL.l,ckns III liz lEeLLa.L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
SUNINIER ARRANGEMENT.

"a 5Ezzs:sES7 -: -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
FF0m Or. EIitodT-d Boyd. Baltimore

from OT. EAttcdTd BOYD. baltimore.
DEAR Bro AYEI: cannot answer You ICh0t COM
plants have cured with your Pills better than to
say rH that ace srer treat 1git pgatice medicine.
my daily contest with disease, aud believing AS do
that your lls afford us the best have Of course
value them highly.
P1TTsEURG, Pa, May l. 1855
DE-. j. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
OF the worst headache anybody have by dose or
two Of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul so
mach. which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. ED. W. PRABLE,
CIprl. n SI.au,ar fyIo.;L,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

PRIcE ONE DOLLAR PER Bottle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
WAegAw. WyominC O.. \. 81. o.. 2.

wA.sAw. Wyoming Co.. y y Oct 81. 1855.
DEAE 4: am using yDur Cathartic Pills in my
practice aud find them an excellent Iur.ativc to
cleanse system an! puriiy Tie tamntains Of tie
Obao1 jon Y &. aIGAgIIAM. i. D.
COTH fpntiOn, CoGtfvcuesS. Suppress
sion. isEtI, CsnIIt, Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

TIE WOCTH Up TR
ND SNALLOIE ROyEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Barring Rrothers 4 CO... Circular.

Per Iurp9l LoSDoS, Friday, Nov. ~ lo5) o'clock p m
Our Colonial aud Foreign fkoDuch mGko's have ben very
qust duii iLe eek StGA quiet bKEADsftPrn du Got
tiin MOsKY easier The minimum bank OF England rate
Il discount y.ld day reduced from 10 g. c'nt per .o
Csols leave 30 fOf money 9! ass for the account ba
-IIvEK. g. II. he2icsn DVLLAKs p. Anne 1can EAGLhs
ia boz HLOoSs-Spsnis Is o. south American, 1910 q o.
COChiShAL steady about Of J bags ~ Aucton
old: Honduras silver 30J oI ord de-d to good bold Ten
tnne silver ora to mid q iUl2 IL black. . lda6
srELiEH taa declined % tlsl5. -
Corr st.udy Tie ieaoh casks IS bt., 4 bag
Plantation eyi0n. 81 ord. du brown aud %
ai for low mid small good uil - c4s. 40 bo,, 30
bees usyt a. tdbft for good 70 hne ord o. bales
A1sudIibu Mocha snG II Loo FOR Brazil there has lr"n
good inquiry Esd leo bags cold At for oId mixed 81
1910 To- good ord nAcd IL good and oil for tine oTa dn
cOofy. or auE carroe- the demand has been ucyc ana
four Hio sold a porte 3l bAgs Channel hss at
81 3B1 h6gs do al 81 both insured p jo,D bag Cha
nj fIsts insured free o. 10 cent? aud JO bags siod
Lrsts D. Insured p two 81 Domingo ooh M.
uitd free ~ cent end or she Mediterranean one O. z0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
The Philadelplia Nor.A American says:

The Philadelphia North american says:
The money market anything rather easier to-day the
d. the Dank Urgent aud really pfme
per wanted It discount houses at lldlS
cent The bsuks also Little more hOersl IN
their DISCOUNT money call ranged d. tGo Y oen Win
ample security"
TIE boston Trareder says:
buAines all kinds unusually du for the OF The
year There 10 however improved feeling III the money
borrowers hopeful IN 10 the future
although the- little change present either m demand
supply rates u mere, Tor discounts AID loans Inc qdoa-
tos bes, indoed paper roa fifteen to eighteen
tour grades Stocks are niehsr
LrnsT look ike rising Tie banks lost tp specie
thi, morning, and nov hold r .447, zuJ IN COIN"
The Baxrm0Te American says:
I'VE material change note N the aspect OF financial
affairs to-day but co.ecis community seemed ~ Do nIoie
cheerful money the Continue stringent and the rates
Tor ~ class single paper si Is g cent ana 100 prinr
LdOr.ed do ldIl l. cent The Banks daily rendering
to tLeu regular cust.Ts Is doeIed prad
Tie CihcHHGti G0-ette remarks;
il peced that New orb Exchange would have gone
up pre and that alAed by soe oil the
dealers early IN The morning; bot would not woik and the
drawing remained al ~ prem In cases bankers pad
H. but the prevailing buying hgurr II tue dead Iocs IN
produce trade shall b. removed ngures must coon De fe
estaus,d Philadelphia Oevba better but rates A" ere
ed Tie buy dis selling al par
prem IL difficult 10 do anything win baltimore a. Il a
ing az dis. selling DhuoIe merchants here
their able IA York exchange Ia preference
submitting the discount at this end Chrcks VI tbs knd
sOid to-day III preiH. Colo nTui, at Il ~ PREM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

II 'ID4N It1hN ItIIAt-IfVttL' " "
" From 100; Of Court CONNECTING ., Hampton Ipnc.
uVa with noaw.Ir Lzckaw Western sroad q:
aon with tsnh ale, RairoSn and i's connections. crios
direct hDe 20 Harrisburg without chause % ezra
WIHTFk AREAN,ifME Commencing December 10
l86O.-lNaNe HeW.iork as iollows
HAKRIskuu@ ErPRNssAt lcf EBstpn, RaSiDa, Potts
vile hs Lburs, MsUch ChunR Niuiam-i-rt,
Mail TRAiS-At8 Ia. foI Eest,E. NaieI trap, Scranton
3resi Bend. Pistun Wilkesbsrre, SC
. TuEOu6h TbA;E-For Rss,cn. sianoh Count, Williams
port, Recon = t;svile Harrisburg.
y. Tssousn ThsIE- Fo Eassol Bethlehem Alentowa,
snd Nsuch ChLuk
s:3n " Az TRIIs-FoI RorneYrilt.
EEPkEst 1ha HAHNeSozv--lne q "a. t.xpgez
rrsn rom New orb arrives HaIribarE 'z;4g
1Gis connect with fat ,aipe vest Pennsyvu
Central Rsrosc ko7be C~ntrsi Dortb and souh, and
viii lie CaulhoIand Valley Railroad.
ELiz.FTHP,HT ANn kKv-s0ss fEAgY--L-s9e New on
nm Pie No North River ., and II ms $50 and
LRhvR ELltASETsAt els snd g.is l;Io and 49,
n.
The stop Bergen Poiu and MANNER sIbor eSery
e0sb - JOAN o. S1EnNS Supt -tDtsndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

Thiry-eisb'h street, Tuesisy Dec ~, 1T p Tho
body viii be inferred in Trinity Cemetery.
DODDIn wfisusbnrgh Friday Dec r. In tho 2oth year
OF her age, sarsh T., daughter OF Peter Dodd
EEbkIs-In This city, on Thursday Dec u, Mr. LOWS
FIFBOIn New Crsns Ia NJ, Saturday Nov n ~ t,nko,d
eyer mn'9n fIo Of uc. County, ~ " late Of New York
Hi. remain. win s brorsh, Ulster County for insermcnt
GRAHAM-On SUNDAY bee ls, Mary monose. daogbtsr Of
Henry d. and Map y. 'rabaa. aged IL months-
residence No III East Thirty fourth street,.
HEMPgILLt9D Saturday De- Is Of nnssr,Ds ne..,
son of The late A.s. aid Agnes N.uiphii
Ts sss 4 ~ :s zoo. e: , g ss. , T.
Bedford street Monday, nth in'i. at o'clock p.
Memphis and 81. Louis papers viii please copy
KFENEDY-On Saturday evening, Dec. -, MA Lucy II.
kennedy, aged % years and months . .
The relatives aud trends Of the family are invited 20 attend ne
funeral this lMonday) afternoon at o'clock rom No ~
Second Herrensius will be taken 10 Spencer N r.
for inteTnleni.
Enirs and Owego Papers please copy.
LoGUE-In this city, Fiiay morning. Dec "a, Patrick
Logue in the soth year Of his age
MAHONEY-ln city, Thursday afternoon, Dee 10,
PALMER-n Jersey City, spopezy, Saturday, Dee Is,
Cethsns P,Ps vile Of j.. Palmer and daughter Of the
The fends Of the family -e ispeotfony invited % sens ne
sussex .res jersey City Monday nth inst, o'clock
R6BERTSJE-In Brooklyn on Sunday, Dee &C. 1880 James
Robertson, printer, aged u years.
Tie friends Of the family invited 70 attend his funeral at
REEnn Brooklyn Sunday, Dec &C. Charles e. infant con
ofChss w. Reed.
The friends of family invited attend The funeral
Tuesday at u O'clock from the residence Of H. Whser, No.
Fort Green place.
RENNiE-In Chester Moun. Vernon, wes.chsssr
Connty Thursday Dec b. John Charles Rennie In tbs
sd year OF HE age. -.- 81.
sTOHE-In Eew-i ork, Sunday morning. Dec ls, Ann
wife OF George T. Stone In the 18th year her as
Her remains will be Mount Auburn Cemetery for
terer and the funeral services will take place II O'Clock
M ednerdsy 18th inst, from residence Of her
brother, 3. y. kendall. in Brookline Mas.
Bottom papers please copy
SARGFNi-Cn Friday morning. Dec II, aged q years,
months and 81 days Deborah rect Of the late Dr. Samuel
Sargent
sANfoRD-In this city, Friday Dee. Theodore Sanford,
aged 30 year. =
the Esd year Of his age.
The re siy,s and friends family invited
funeral services al his late residence No. AS Fourth street,
Tuesday afternoon, Dec 10, al O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
DIE ID.

III ApK-on Friday Dec IA WIN Horny Clark aged yea
and months youge,; OF Charles > end tebeica CLARK
Tn. rpsti,s end iend- Of the family ised to stend hs
ION M e re- dencs his parents No 10 Al us street
Irootlyn on Tuesday l8h, al O'Clock p N.
cCKt Mn brooklyn Saturday. Dec IS Mary Elizabeth
daughter Of Henry and Mary H. Conkn, in the ath year
lrI 8.
The feras Of the family invited 70 attend her funeral from
the residence Il her father No y Sands street. on Monday
afternoon. Dec H. a; ! o'clock.
COX-In this city Sunday Dec l6 aer lingering lness
the Rev Richard Cox late Rector Of Zion Church. Murray
lin aud OF 81 Johns 81 Croix.
Tn clerry his friend and those Of the family invited 10
airAf 'prrs' q Zion Ch.- ~ M,A ~ c~eise and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

$40 622 Tc3 t33ls.2O5 239Jl,S ,5J7
Increa,e compared with 1859 Soa4J
Pmer goes with scarcely as much freedom to-day,
but the change is not marked The principal relief in
the money market is within the circle of bank dealers
Capitalists and institutions heretofore employing their
money in paper have evidently found come other avenue
of investment or are suffering their funds remain Idle
in bank lacking confidence TO employ them in mercan
tile credits The current rates of rstcass paper
L rs y cent the bulk of the transactions being at IL
ais p cent. On demand the market s well supplied
ut 6a7 z cent favorite securities and We heard Of
money Offering to-day as low as 5 y cent.
The specie movement of the week has been mod
eraely active. Considerable parcels have gone West
and South, while smaller amount has been received
from the same quarter. A California arrival of
81 900 will count one day in the bank statement OF
Monday but the gold in the Europa did not arrive in
tine. The SubTreasury has lost to the Street during
the week about 5000 900, and tis depletion will con-
tinue until the Treasury notes are Issued. The
average ~ ecie line in the Monday statement will not
probably slow much change from the previous state
n ent, but the active amour, in bank Monday in.
GLIDING the gold by the Europa, will not be ess than
twenty millions They held to-day by actual count in
GLIDING only portion of the California arrival about
SIS, OOO. Tie loan line, we presume, will show
come increase They are actually over two millions
hrger tan about ten days ago.
A Charleston paper announces the resumption Of
ecie payment of tie Bank of Charleston on the 18th
ant
Tie late arrivals from Europe have caused AN i'm
rroyement of a &c. y 10 in Cotton, with better
demand. There is also much better feeling in
Breadstufs, considerable orders to purchase having
been received.
A. u II. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
cOURT CALENnAR-TH, pAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CMcun.-par L-Oyer and
Terup.r Part II Nos l5tl 1904 1872 378 1885, 2l2 2oa,
1857 s 1859 1890 1896 $751; 3s sog 1892 1884, SOL 62 1882,
4g6 1881, IRA -
SUpkEsK CoURT-SPEcIAL TERs.-Noe. 100, rs,
ll3 49l 80 la ia H. 49, $780, ISL 49, d. 400 l5s $50
Il IA, ltJ. 10. -
SUPERIOR CoUBI-Part Nos. 9a, 800,
us ifo7 g. GEL eS3 245 NJ COS 600 800 log lOl %l,
CSC c57 60 Sac rs Cg1 al Per- ILNos 640 ga 6s6
sg2 sf 500 49, 4 52, 5o2 IS, Az 49, 49, ~. l62 "a,
48Q sI4 $50 80 SO b72.
CoURr oF Cosmos PIEAs-The Trial Term has
adjourned Tie General Term viii be ia session the next two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Richardson. spence g. Co.'s Circular.

d., E.,yDal liverpool Nov 30 l06o.
Yesterday the Bank Of England reduced their rate OF interest
TO per ceLt - IN -
market ell the but tue receipt Of tue Angoo2xobs
news the desire sell rather increased Sea Islands IN
rather better demand aud pe-s steady IN
Manchester there improved feeling without much
m. quotations hdolng Orleans I'd g ID, do Mobile
I'D, do and do / planas, lJ.lbd 90. .
still show much indisposltiop 70 pu
chase freely and with 10 sell Tie Trade this week
ruled dull and prices OF all Articles nave aec4he tsho
On Tuesday Whest limited sale, at general reduction
Of I'd GENITAL Flour elected, although ooanaDis az o. TO
L. 4 Dbl under late indian Corn od quarter cheaper
AID quiet. ,. . III.
ard the pices accepted Ter WHEAT irregular the
average being ID to 3D. GENITAL FLOUR freely o.
terd and se further concession IN prices lh
DIAN CORN limited sale at easier rates We quote WHEAT
Red ests los lis ID for Oaty lis 81 to lis % for
Amber s Sd lis. 3D. for Winter southern Ne 70 rs ID
Whit. 2s. Izs. Cd SOu hem ls TO 1855 "a per @
H. tLOIk Philzdelhia Supenr, 2es 20 zas ID fshs, [S
Ohio Pc. TO Js LATa State zs 80 70 Zs ID
Ter bbl indian CoKS; Mixed yellow 37s Cd to 31s 3d.
Mite, 3ss. to 4ss. per 40 10
BEEI-l qualities epecay pressed on the market
while still tie retail scale ana the sales
egDar prices About 0O eces nave Dseh soia A.
unaer 4cs & ueIce, to 90 10 London.
IokK-More doing at previous prices-
BACON quiet and unchanged IL value.
IutEsE steady with a far business doing.
LAKpIhere still supply IN hrst hands ano rehnts g>
70 Il q FETAL
I.IOv-holdei show disposion TO te, and with .
yer, moderate demand the market not strong Butchers
Association" may be quoted At 80 asSo q cwt 10 London
the market weaker and r. l. u CLOSES ~ W spot "
December, tYi6 January to March.
QUEk bAkkn Philadelphia nothing donei 700 bags Bsti'
mora sold ut b y g cwt.
KosIs-Con mon dull with only retail sales 205 cwt
ing American without finding buyers No change in Timothy
Flax Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
pTAKRlED,

HICLITZ-SFW-In HoboAen Oh eduesday, Dec H. by the
Rev harris Mr h. u bicitz 10 Mariana New, both OF
N,w.Jesey
IIII- NELLS-M Petksiil on Thursday, Dec. 10 by tn
Rev Samuel Buel Of PoughksePsc Han6den bue OF heo
kuk Iowa 10 Emma Louis daughter oil Albert els esq OIL
Ieekskil.
NCODBRl DGE-WEATHERBy Thursdsy, Dec ~ at
Ior envy ~ " by the Rev Chas Ray Palmer OF salem
Mass as.i.ted BY the Rev G. Ransom, William X Wood
bridgs 10 i,niiy Mra;heby both OF Fort henry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Me6lral.

WHO Is Mrs. WlNsLOW As thus ques-
don frequently asked viii simply SO, that she
dy who upward thirty years Gn;iney devoted
1ne and Physician and Nurse principally
.nrOns children She hes especially studied tire oOnsuOs
fort and practical knowledge obsiDeo In lifetime speu
- nurse and physician, compounded q soothin
srup eeti4ne 1t operate. like nDecgvns
.Hd health IT, moreover regulate the bowels h
sonseq article Mira Wnslo~ becoming woro
renowned Of her children certainly do
op and bless ne especially this the In this city Vast
quantities Soothing sup sold end used
thins Mrs wnslo~ hss mmOtazed her by thisia
valuable article and sincerely believe thousands Of children
hOu ssry by its timely and
AL hons re, viii share benefits and anite In calling
o;tle one opinion until given the heusst
Mr, Winsows soOshins Strip Try it, mOhera
-lLeaies' Visitor, New.york City.
The following IL from letter written by Re,
easoarb rat
BEkEFAcTREss.
There IA the public whose had ali a0pt
been associated IN our mind with 'he Yankee oosoa arc
Huwbut' But so no longer aud we desire 70
ssnie nom ~ soen suspicious ~ssooo" IN ali o'ne' oln''
"hS's'sf n"N'u' VIC "'' ~ " NS ''' '' prop"
e''' VIZ
NO'-0 49,
-
ADD cast0 may vel behave themselves Tor there Ii real,
ssnt there WI also supply-D tbere be calling thar.
~, - ,o,xo N..r,. and .rr,., oo.,.,, ara .lu... i.
~
applying Ano though AT en0 rA'o uAJ iney oann0
prevent
Mrs "mso~ docs not want W '7.' you ehSrlhkh! No.
4es ~e "Ant " prescribe regimen i'' your ~r~- cat moo
osuy spPens e "es'eHee' '" Aa''' a0 "AVP"'' 7" you
infants IN the cradle Is 1ne'e enS'nAns improper mat
-. -, . =. t..a.a,. a.. - -,
not tVou ''' ~ ~ e ''
an Ae1 humble nut Happy mission the most succesE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
1924 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
tCbt GENITAL RAILROAD ICpI
GREAT OouBLETRAcK ROUTE.

GREAT DOtbLETRhCk ROUTE
Fe capacity Of the Road Ia he soostry.
TlfE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Ofiee No hHtor House, corner Of Veseys.
Fseities for the Incorporation Of Passengers 70 aud o Gin
,nneti Chicago ST. Louis ST Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and all other IN the West Northwest AID South
passed os speed ecItor by route
Through trains for the West New orb foot Of Cour
In ssi.i-MoriIg Express, Evening kxpros1 p m
Sleeping and smoking -cars OF oil the trains
Fare 1wsys low and the hne oOick a. BY any 0'he'
by this rOus Fregns Of al descriptions be Forwarded
and from point the Railroads o. Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin Iows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD III
RECT port the nsvgsbe rivers Of the West by
from Pittsburgh
The Of Freight to and ron point Of the Wos' o. ts
Railroad AL favorable charged
oy other Raioed Companies Merchants and shippers tIesi
he transportation Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
Enh confidence Oh its speedy transit
This Company slso maintains EmigrAnt AocOnnOoeis
Lane by which parties eug a,g eujoy cheap sse
ogosbe mode Of oneheE the srstcss
EAJe. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston dosse
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agents,
No. ] Astor House and No. South Wilisos.
MCDONALD BIsCBOFF Emisran; Agents
No. Battery place
EHOCB LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona, Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Receipt. Of Produce.

Dee l58 Isl bills Flour. 1873 do Com Meal, IS DO Oct
meal O5 bush. est leg do Oats 20 do Malt II I0S do
nrn tka Provisions 7y7 do. Whisky 10 do seed 81 do
AsLes, 3s2 do Lard $40 kegs Lard 2oe Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Goal, Dopo, &t.

NoAL.-Just received, cargo of superior Liver
oool coal vmch viii be delivered Ia quantities
psssba.e the low price OF $40 50 chsdfon hoers
Sssssn doasrs Also best Lshsh and Red q Il
Mod TAYLOR \ Co.,
No e4l sd-aV.. s"d foot Of Ciyusrst W'tafpshSrsh
L. lNDLING WOOD at 20 cents when 10 or
IN boSes ordered OAK and Pine by load which
wiz Dc swedo sswed and split ANAL Q. YARD at foot
Of East I'D St G COLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

The earnings of the Southern Michigan Road for the
first week Of December were about $4,000, gain
of about 81 COO over the same week last year.
Tie FIST week Of December on the Rock Island
Road gives about 500 iaciease over last year.
Tie iunrage OF the Reading Road for the week end
ing December Is -, jl9 tuns aud OF the Sshuyl-
Nil Navigation Company ~, 200 tuns.
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were SI4 906, 40 Is. The exchanges for the week
ending this morning were slO6. 300, 06l 49, showing
daily average Of $l so Sc against sl9 SS7 1895 40
the week ending Saturday last. 1t will be that
tie volume Of business at the Clearing House continues
TO decline. The Boston and Providence Railroad has
declared dividend of = cent, payable January l. The
Boston and Maine Railroad-a dividend Of v cent,
payably January /. The domestic exchanges are about
dc before noticed: on Philadelphia 2a2i y cent Bal
umore 81 "a T. cent
dispatch from New-Orleans quotes Cotton as i'm
proyiug Sterling 20 100; and Sight Exchange upon
NeW-York | y cent discount.
We annex a comparative statement Of the imports OF
foreign dry goods and general merchandise at the
port If New-l ork for the week and since Jan. /:
d., e., g. Wed. s isss; s4 1soes ts ss:s.
Total for the week s21sss sE$Ga ssas - -
Since Jan. sIIC;9,a5 s2.3Ie8s3 s2l6,sla5I5
TLese figures show continuance Of the large de-
crease in imports.
Tie following table viii compare The exports of the
.a,-.,, al srarIa ar1iolas for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Orean Steamers.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and IIAVRE.--On
n SATUkOAh Jan s. tue United States mail Full
ION .. a. WOI1ON Commander viii ss PleI No. 3
North River. foot OF bsseh-st al noon
1hi steamship uusu poised Tor safety and oouor has double
e.EDes under decA ncloaed by tight coIDpartmen
winch Oeslde other results tend the cosi1s
sasdisg keep the Tree 10 work. aud the sy
81 vessel AID passengers
Passage IL second Cabin rs aud 500
For feaght passage apply 70 SAMUEL d. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO viii sail Feb T.