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NEWPORT.

SOME APPLEs.-J. F. Preston of New
port, has some crab apple trees which he
purchased of Mr. Bryant of Derby, four
years ago, one ofwhich, by actual count,
has twentt-eight hundred nice apples
growing upon it.
SICKLY.-It is quite sickly at the Cen
ter; cankerrash is raging new cases every
day.
HAY.-The hay cop is reported better
than last year
BUILDING-Building is going ON brisk
ly; among other Improvements the foun-
dation is being laid for school house "a
by IS feet and two stories hioh.
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81 congratulate you on the Gold Medal Ma
chine have examined every kind of sewing
machine before the public, and think the Gold
Medal the best in the world No family should
be without one.'a
3 @ III. s. BUTTS.
o Fredonia, n. Y.
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81 have had one of your machines in use about
a year and like it very much"
ssstf ~ ADAM PLANCk.
Eagensville, Scohane Co., N. Y. 4
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GREENSBORO.
GLOVER
1EAI NJ.

DIED.-gqly 18th, Mr.. John Hunter
aged 66 years and S months.
His mothers father died of modification
of the left foot One of her brothers diec
of the same disease, which however exten
ded up the leg, and she died OF disease of
the stomach. Mr. III. has been sufferer
for years, and some two months ago his lief
foot began to nortify, and soon after th'
right one also became involved. Autops,
by DIR. Goodall Of Greensboro, confirmed
Justification of the arteries Of the lower ex
tremities and cancer ofthe stomach. 1t al
SO showed tubercular disease of the lung
far advanced, The microscope confirmed
the eancerous disease Of the stomach.
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PARAsoLs and Sun Umbrellas.
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New Goods will Puff Themselves
"E HAVE just received another new
w Summer Poplins and Alpaccas.

WOOLENS are decidedly very low, SO per
w cent less than one year ago.
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WALDEN.

CHANGEs.-The ever accommodating
landlord, Jason F. Dow at Noysville, has
sold his hotel to B, 4, Rogers, formerly in
the mercantile business in that village, for
$500 cash. ]. II. Garry ofSouth Walden
has sold his house and lot to VIM. Rollins
of Potion, P. O., for $3.50
VIM, G. Perkins, Esq. of Walden, is
erecting a large and elegant two story bull
ding in the village of Noysville 1t is IN
tended for first class dry goods store and
tenements,
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TROY.

Last Wednesday forenoon Newland Per-
kins SO years ofage spread an acre of stout
grass IN three hours, and raked and tum-
bled up hay until o'clock in the after
noon. Few men of his age can boast Of
such a DAVIS work.
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WESTMORE.

AccIDENT-As Frank Dodge one of the
city boarders at the Willoughby Lake
House Was ascending to the foot of Mt
Pisgah inpursuit ofan eagles nest, he step
ped upon large stone, which started and
rolled over his foot, crushing it so that it
had to be amputated between the ankle
and knee, which was done by DR.. Billiard
| of St. Johnsbury.
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Noah Drown has a swarm of bees, lhalf
Italian that krls swarmed five times this
season, and made 45 pounds of spare hon
ey.
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SoLD.-W. B. Freeman has sold his farm
to Henry Somers and Enoch Rowell for
S21OO
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-07-27

james Mansfield and Pat MeCarty as
saulted and brutality beat hostler at
Phelps Livery stable, Bellows Falls, a few
nights since. In the absence of the sher-
III, the States Attorney Of the county of
tempted to arrest Mansfield, and got a Sc
we're whipping for his pains, while M s,,e-
ceeaeq y escaping to New Hampshire. ]
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CANADA ITEMS.

Mr.. Chas. f. Mears, of Wilson's Mills,
Ascot, was killed by being thrown from
his wagon while returning from Sherbrooke
to Lennoxville ON the evening of the 18th.
The eoroner's jury returned a verdict of
accidental th,-tStan8teqd Journal.
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An accident occurred in the street at
Rock Island on Saturday evening after
dark, through fast driving. The facts APP
pear to be these: Mr.. I'll. ID. Holmes, with
child in his wagon, was returning from
the Plain aud when about opposite Fosters
grocery, saw a)hofse and gig coming up
the street at fast pace. Keeping 70 the
right, by the time he had hearty reached
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rENHIS IS NO HUMBUG.-By sending So cts.
4 with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive by return mail, a correct picture of
your future husband or wife, with name and
date Of marriage. Address W. FOX, P. o.
Drawer No. s, Fultonvilc, Now York.
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$500 .'... CHARLESTON.
REPAIRs.-Mr. O. Warren, with a num-
her of hands, is repairing that part of his
mill dam which was carried away by the
freshet, and will soon have it running
again. - .... rr .
A Mr.. Booth from Derby has moved in
to West Charleston village and is engaged
in the window shade business with Mr..
Smith. .i. -
Recently three suspicious look
ing barrels were rolled into building in
West Charleston village, and certain
class of men were seen to frequent the room
Mrs. -, living in the same building
smelled the "critter" and by her resolut,
persistency the barrels had to be taker
away. but one of them had been emptied
If there were more women of her STAMP
there would be less drunkenness.
Cow LosT.--Jason Wheeler's COW few
days ago fell down a steep bank and brokt
two of her legs, besides receiving interna
injury She had to be killed.
COVENTRY
THEFT.-Soms thieving rascal entered
the liquor room of the hotel in this place
one night recently and took therefron
about nine dollars in scrip and decantel
of Wormwood Bitters, thinking it was rum
The window was down at the tepa few
inches, and the thief reached down ant
unfastened the lower sash, raised the win
dow and entered, took the money and bit
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it opens the pores, reduces the temperature of
the body, ealms the nerves, and acts as moder-
ate evacuant and has refreshing effect upon the
whole system. Ofall fever drinks it is the most
cooling and delightful s Itia 80
In this brief summary of the virtues of Tar
rants Efervescent Settler Aperient, nothing is
set forth which is not justified by testimony of
competent medical men.
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Five persons united with the Congrega-
tional church at Albany on Sabbath the
18th inst. Under the efficient labors OF
Rev. Mr.. Demeritt this church is prosper
ing, and we hope will be permanently
stren nth ened and hnilt No.
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COOPER DAY.-Agents wanted everywhere
DSO Sample for two stamps. Address
BATES, HAINEs s Co., Cleveland, o. Bowl
AGENTS. WANTED For THE
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LYNDoN.-In the case of VIM. f. Rug
giles, bankrupt, a hearing was had before
the Register, which lasted several DAYS. on
the question of preferring some Of the
claims. The decision is reserved. The
auction for selling off the property COM
menced on Tuesday We learn that much
of it sold at a low rate.-S Johgsbmg
Times - sTlIsl !
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Rutland boasts of its smart Master ?
Donnegap, ten years old, who has perform
ed nearly all the problems in Greenleaf (
higher arithmetic, and passed all the old
er and best scholars in the school In gram
mar, geography and other branches. HI
is an orphan, his. father having been killed
in the quarries few years ago. q
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The attention of rejecting invalidsis invited to
the following observations. The questions are
such as the sick would be likely to ask; the re-
plies are simple facts clothed in language that
every body can understand. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioypoy Dec ell -Consos opened OFT for money. and s2l
Securities opened quiet and
United StaieI Bonds 1862 G5 1865 Old b lto' III
TeBFoes CIT Eue Railway shares 2O4 Illinois Centrah w
Atlantic and Great Western 26l. ,, =,
fyKEpooL Dec eli a m Cotton opened steady. bddur Up
lands liza Mdiug Orleans Id Corn 20 quarter for kuroPeAn
Pork Cat. Lard hrm. , ,oc,
LovDoy Dec 81 m-UHiied States FveTveny bonds lV
ISL 1865 old. 81; 1861 s5i -.,
IIvKKPooL Dec 81 .. m-Pork Eat Lard brm.
9-Petoeum opened hrm yesterday Al thaen
groats md closed hrm al thalers greats -
9PetrOleum opened Yesterday
sscnIings and closed IS barcos 10 schhlngs
HAvKR Dee 9-COon opened firm At 10 francs eWt Tor 10"
MldiDgs, AlOAL - a.
PARIS Dec 9-Ths Bourse closed srm; Rentes. I'm Doc
FHANKFORT 9Unled feIWuiy bonds opened Urn AZ
sOid9O3 for the issue Of 1862.
iNTwEKP Dec. 9-Petroleum opened srm and unchanged
LoypoN Dee $50 closed at %! for snd vt
92i United States FveTveu bonds 1862 80
1865 old B4f 66t IeBFOrtes, 81 Ene Railway shares I
Inusis CeprAs 99i; Atlantic and Great Western POI.
LIVERPOOL Dec $50 mCOru closed steady Nddlng Up
HID bdng Orleans I'D sales Of the day lV baieA
BreAdstuh are dull
LONDON 9Talow quiet Lnseed Cakes. 9Ol TIM Tor
OboBg feeding Sugar q Refined Petroleum erDsr Iur
pentine quiet Calcutta Liueed. 5Jl.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

BAIT1NoRH 9-COtton firm and quiet Mdinng Upnds 7fic
25ds6 25 do Family sc 250s7 - City Mn. Sunsrh1 ga
Superfne 81 55Ss5; E1t s. 25a 90 DO Panty sc 4;g >.
s 6gs, oHi Ltn SSsoS S,,, .51 "a sass RYE romp,
Ssl o. Mes, Pq55 Qa at f5L s'2o1 2iei mo See La 5
9e WHISKY dull at 81 S3 81 g T Tos6 and fo2 e2gs Nd,
Sns Ga sc 5SaE e1i'snsy qs' sIa and Pgn F,
s7as7O limited denaol ard lover; Red . 2as o.
Rye O5as No. Corn steady; o Yellow OSa 81 o. New d.
s5aee Oats dull al 5 Petroleum q9rt Crude
Re6nug grades Prov.OusNOHg DONG WHISKY 81 W for oH
OoI S1.yrr Dec aTObaecos, &c hhd. 4. SO 81 @r
Lngs ssasl5 for Low 70 Medium Leaf Cotton quiet; Ndalg''
0, a. Bvs stes5v Al ZOE Nv. Hogs Ju Al AGA IS
for gbtto extra heavy Provisions tT9ei Mess ioA -. - Ia
Hams 22le Bulk Meatssboaeer l2iei Clear X sde'
Dee 9CttOn frmsI at 25l Ne rsosg l5'l bales
sd oat,. 81 aesc PorL sa Lard gialg.e Bacon aOmu.
Bulk Meats quiet Shoaiders lsc Side. l,e , co ,,
and pomray usobspged quiet sic for No state Rye dull
'r ToIRDo Dec sfioar Inactive wh. don, Amber g IL No
Red 81 3l6sl III No Red. 81 o. Corn call ADD poHaSJ
SoIi GS G s. 10 brs,d Hogs aci at ~ 5eSga Ee,s-
bgsb wheat 1000 bush Corn $4,000 Dressed Hogs Shipments,
1000 IBIS Flour 600 bush Wheat, 200 bush Com. 6uo II
D cisoISa1 Dec o-our UNCHANGED wheat Quiet and uah,ar.a
unchanged Oats frn Al 5a.c Rye + ely ara u7',ntd
Mdl1ss zoe W.Iy del at aas S .als = non r- rorE
fasr sasLe SO 50; held 81 Bur M-as quiet aat
alas r sides LAID armi Sean i a.Sle. hss ~, 4le gen.
from other markets sgt e liberal receipts receipts NOV head
- Louis Dee 9-Iobse steady urch,r7e T1I q1s' a1
unchanged West easier No. "a Pm 81 eI "a; n" bsl
Fancy Wht. s3c lrrer OF l ai-.c u trif' -oe sacked
It-r for SIDES sugrC lrsi a -ic i.inoiuE a'ps 'Aii
@ an sI ,ys at ~ ban CON- g5y i 0a.s 10
br.rof Dec e-Four q-.' s-i srr'ara wheat steady ct
81 oO$I u RIO. Dressed hogs ac.ro 90 l-a-s t1'-Hs on
N1v,rrrr Der a-rlorr Gun sr1 Unbalanced Wheat ts,v
ttttt- lo No. n 70, i.l 90 . -'i" -'..--' e i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10

Having had all the papers and
documents relating to the loan ex-
amined by competent counsel and
pronounced complete and sufficient,
and having personally examined
the same, which we find regular
and perfect, and having had our
own engineers examine the road
and property, whose reports are sat
isfactory, we do, with the utmost
confidence and satisfaction, recon-
mend the EIGHT PER GENT
FIRST MORTGAGE G. OIL ID
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY as a SAFE,
SURE, and PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT, worthy the attention
of capitalists, investors, and others
w. p. CONVERSE 81 Co,
TANNER 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10

Money OF call was abundant supply at 6a7 per cent,
with large loans at rate AT the close OF bust
ness commercial paper in good demand, at 9al2 per
cent FOR strictly prime inferior grades were rreg
uay quoted u To 20 per cent There Is no movement
of currency worthy OF from this city, but some OF
che banks are receiving moderate amounts from the
West
Sterling Exchange dull and weak under the con-
tuued heavy offerings Of bills drawn against bond pur-
chases We quote; London co days. 1881 SlOsi London
sight lO9alOgl; London prime commercially, GO days los
GlOs; Paris long, Jga 05si Paris, short 5lGI G5l5i
Antwerp 2Oa5lS!. SWISS 52O05ls3 Hamburg. S5iGS6
Amsterdam 4os a4C; Frankfort 4OS4O9i Bremen, 1870
1g2; Berlin NOM
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day we're as
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


DIG 90 l4 Cotton O. pkgS Ashes 1914 bills Fon Bt
J66 bush Oats 6658 bush Rye S2 bush BaTe
hus Grass Seed Beans 800 bush Peas 100 bbs Corn
Meal bbs Petroleum. p bills Pork 40 pkg e l Gs, i'
Meats pkgs l28 pkgt Lard ~ pkgs Siean Lv p
Batter 2OO pkgS Cheese 81 pigs Eggs 10 Dressed Hog 90 o
Copper IBIS whisky. l27 bales Wool 3j bales Hops J sues
Leather 68 balls Hides bids Tobacco ~ oOIes ana cases
Tobacco, 10 pkgL PecAns, 2,85 pkgS Starch
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5Inzntizl.

NOTICE.-The firm of HAYS g. TOMPKINS,
~ So Broker dissolved by tie death Of MHhOrne TOmPLHs
Junior OBJ 81 the
The subscriber surviving partner will continue the business
his owns account number Al Wal-st JACOB HAYS
Dated New.Y orb, Decem Der :, 1863
USfTgD sT1Tgs TREASURY, EE@.YoEE, Dec. Q, 1892
SCHEDULES of thirty 900 or more COU-
- PONS payable January 1870 will be RECEIVED FOR EXAM
NATION a. tie Treasury. CHARLES ). fuLbhb'
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD.

COMI AN 1, nave VIC noAlol W
offer for sale the
$1,5OO,000
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Eight per Cent interest in
Gold, Free of Government Tax,
secured by a first and only mort
gage on the railway, which runs
from st. Joseph to Fort Kearney.
Total length Of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $13,500 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mOrtgaged.
Trustee for Misunderstanding
Frs LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY OF NETWORK.
This line of Railroad is the Elk
tension of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad, arith its connections
North and East, and the ST. Louis
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, NTH its
connections South and East, both
lines cOnverging at st. Joseph, and
connecting at once aciM tile 81.
Joseph and Denuer City Rai7rOad,
running Vest Through Eastern Kan
Sas into the heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting aCith the Union Pacific
Railroad at the City Of Fort Hear
neg, making the shortest route knO1rn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August Id, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City Of New-YOrk.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 18th of February and August
in each year, at the rate Of Eight
Per Cent, Free Of Government Tax,
in New York, London, and Frank
fort-on-the-M Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents:
ON $1,000 BOND.
In New-York, $40, gold.
In London, IS is. Id.
In Frankfort on-the-Main, 100 for.
On $500 bond, one-half these
amounts respectively.
The Bonds are in denominations
of 1000 and $500. They are Cou-
pom Bonds, but may be registered
in the owners name at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and, by
the surrender Of the Coupons, can
be converted into n Registered
Bond, with interest payable to the
registered owner.
COMPANY'S CAPITAL STOCK,
S10,000,000,
to which nearly 100000 is sub
scribcd and paid up by local sub
scriptions, which amount has, and
is being expended on the road. The
Company have 100000 acres Of
superior land Immediately adjoin-
inc the line. This was a grant di-
rect from the us. Government to
aid the Company in their work, and
attho Government price Of 81 80
per acre, has a value Of S4,OOO,0OO,
while the loan is only &l,50O,OOO
and IS tie only debt against the CON-
paay.
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds. We offer these bonds
at the low price of S97 80 and &C
crued interest in currency, with the
reserved right to advance the price
without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and informa-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
five investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. p. CONVERSE d Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New ork.
TANNER 81 Co.,
Fiscal AGENTS,
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A SAFR And FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
7 PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 95.
At 95.
Interest and Principal Payable in Gold.
Yielding in Currency Nearly Ten Per
Cent Per Annum.


Among many enterprises have chosen
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY; In
Eaon being Mortgage Sinking Fund Bond secured
by the Railroad Branches DEPOT Grounds Rolling Stock Equipment
and Franchises oftbs COmpanr.
These First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds Judgment are safe
and profitable investment confirmed by the following strong
letter from the experienced and smaen:y successful Of the
PeRasylVani Railroad Company;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY: - i
PREsIDESTs OFY1cg Philadelphia May II, iSt9
Messrs. HENRY CLEws Il Co.. - Wallst
In the 18th ut for opn
tho condition and prospects Of the Burlington Cedar Rapids
and Mppesots RAILWAY the character of the country through
aud the probable Of the enterprise would state that
before accepting the the First Mortgage Bonds
this Company had fully satisfied ourselves to the DaeseAb Of
the enterprise.
TIE Road starts Of the fourng cities the Northern
Mississippi River and norhwetery direction up the great
rich Cedar Valley connecting prominent points along the Lac With
be, less tributary or feeders 10 this road -
This enterprise destined 10 become connection With others now
70 operation or being constructed Que OF e great trunk INES RON o
Superior Paul. Cedar Rapids and Burlington TO 81 Louis and to
the Toledo Peoria ard WARSAW and the Pennsylvania
Railroads which represent
But aside this popnlou condition Of the country along the
ue Of this road its prductyens and wealth give suheent
guarantee Of good local business which, for road the best re
for
good indeI Of prosperity wealth the oouny through
which this road may be found In the fact that the Compab! re-
individuals residing along the ns pushing one hundred snd I
miles Of the work and also strong proof Of the local PoPug Au
necessity for the road is1r. respectfully o,
rr,.iss h y &c p: 4aSFssef Co.
CHARLES L. FROST $1,000
Prest Toledo, Peoria and WARSAW X Il Co
evidence trae Of the section Of
country through which this Road runs present following o
Stai,ent Of the surplus Olpra shipped from the STATE
oIoa BY railroads therein during the year ending April
IN f1cof. b,tt oFS Z.
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IS % a



RICB-CaronA fair sales Of 100 tea at 6se Tor
Common q Choice
SUGARSRe~s doll but 6ny held spd She available s1PpV
Of desirable goods SMALL Pair Refining lOidc Good Do t~
Of l5 hhts ll0lic for Cuba l30l3lc for Clarified Dem
Refined little I59l5.c for Hds AHd Ie of
White A.
SklNGost continue. dull The inquiry being confined TO na pare
for Immediate aud sales restricted the more eom"u Eaa
DeeTbere cont far demand but rausseou are limited W th
scarcity Of prime stock aud 5O u Central Amen
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Sails b. Suttiuu

A. HgRwfs Aueaonesr.
PY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Broadway, cor.
Ih1-Saea Of Art FaHev Goods Furniture IA
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Dee. 10 at p m
VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, comprising many C"fs-
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lection BOOKS many of rarity aud values large ases
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MIR CONSTANT MAYER announces 10 the
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TiON bis entire collection Of PNTINGS-noS exhibition day sSd
evening" Al the Clinton Art GaleresTHURSDAf EVENING.
Dee 10 az O'clock LEAYITT SrREBBiGH Co, AucuoueerA
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preceding 0c Statement made almost exclusively OF The
shipments include Of Produce shipped
Eastward Dabuquo MeGegor which would swell the totals
would swell immensely this surprising exhibit Of surplus protGG
T Burlington Cedar apid and Mian>sotd Railroad also
through 0rotofag Of MHHesotd Reference to the
map Of the United will that m Road through h1
most enprssg and groing portion Of ne Vest and rTs one Of
he great COMMUNICATION V HO York Chicago,
and 81 L being city 30 miles from Northern
portions Of Minnesota than BY other road
projected also tie nearest route from Central and
Southern Iowa
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad required By
section where large aud Increasing traho waiting
for A. needs railroad Communication The Buyer thee Bonds 70
per guaranteed by great business ALREADY IN eitc and has
contingencies Uhih always alEad upon bS OPEN
ing Of roads rnseiled country.
only each section Of the Road 't As
sucerss operation. Two and bali MIL
expended this Road Eghthree miles
are nearly completed equipped and already show large ssrung
aud tie remainder rapidly progressing IN construction.
We Bonds Tor the present % and accrued interest We
recommend Investors and offers Of financial rsioHs rho
desire chang, hghprieed irres security cheh pre-
seats ersy seio Of SAFETY aud at the time yied5 higher rs
Of at,resL Pamphlets aud ul particulars furnished By
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
81 WALL STREET,
Financial Agents for the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10

The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern kau-
road for December were:
Ig69.. s2l233 s235 % Decrease '''''s5S4s
The following gentlemen have been elected Directors
Of the Gold Exchange Bank for the ensuing year: Joseph
Chick, Alfred A. Seton, Richard L. Edwards, Walter
r. Hatch T. F. T. Parker, Charles II. Harvey, H. NJ
Benedict, Townsend Cox, John s. sanzade, John +.
Underhill, Jacob Russell
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. yesterday John W. Garrett
was unanimously elected President.
The following are the Custom receipts for the week
ending Dec. Z: Boston, S2l39lS New-York, H.7O7OOO
philadelphia, s92s7s Baltimore, s165s7o San Francisco
Nov 20 to o. sl49297. Total, s2,32s35S.