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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

A . ~ Ii
Tin. wxA r1EE.-We had a per.
fess, fsih,storn on Monday. The
.ag,,eyas element poured down for "A
couple Vt hours in torrents, accom-.
d, itsale,i by wind, hpe electrical dis
plays, and somewhat startling peals
of thuhdsr. TRAINED again on Tues
day. These tine rains have cooled
the atmosphere, laid the dust, and
VIC ssUs :. lArealhs freer and easier y
id:rfe day thhe. and sleep soundel
atspisht.; Schh j. ~
,'ss89@ 9rt r4A---.--s-.---' .s'
,F~~ n You want the best fruit raus,
tiiTTfft, iOusrlfGrnisIiins goods,
swqya and willow ware, lightning
rSls.- Rutni,s or cDoking stoves, buy
issssi's4'sfk.1 Atrfoa---sign Of rtlse vLdt
ce0es pot. - '..s' - 2O.Im.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
1925 FOR TWENTY WEEKS,
Payable in Advance

ny Address Gholson Post Office, Miss.
HtA- Refers to H. C. BoswoRrH
June &c, l869.tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

OFT your Jugs, Jars, and earther
iOWer pots AT Clark * Baldwin's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

s-lsEr seslr oil cloths ut Clark &
ga 10 -
Z NeSrcsine ahd by yonr spring and
Snmnier casslmere suit ut a. b. Dan.
.cl,s, where they are being sold very
clnrap tor cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
Local. intellig ence.

SATURDAY. .:....JULY "a, 1860
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.

N, O., ]. &C. Mr., r..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

Canton, Miss, July II, 'G9-3w
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

MEAT THREE STORY mon sroop pRrcr tfousg
~ fqr sao-on Wc. Thirteenth street between saih and
rNNeh hNenues Win al improvements. 2ux1sxlg0.
helsAbofh0oh DICKINSON x CARTER.
l6Wa street Laa1
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

E'oR sALE-FfRsr CLASS NEWARK, N. j., RESI-.
a ,nnse sofy BRICK Dwelling two story sdc win
grounds well lai out price $50 For nj, paftIr,ars a,
Nd. 's' 'S"~'A'
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

L1OR SALE--BARGAIN-BEAUTIF COUNTRY SEAT
house, S0x35 story and basement, and cellar with
cupoa good water very healthy first rate reghborhood
three minutes walk from depot at Queens IL miles from
Brooklyn, 20 miles above Jamaica
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

II OTs, Lots, LOTs.-wEsT SIDE.
IL Hlrt street, joining the boulevard, Lots
6s1 street, joining sth avenue, s Lots
6ih street. Joining sth avenue, Lots.
ttsh street, joining nh avenue, q Lots.
aVth street, joining sth and g,h avenues 20 Lots
list street, Joining sth and s.h avenues, u Lots.
.li street, joining eih avenue, Lots.
~ street, Joining sih and sth avenues, q Lots.
18Th street, Joining 8lh avenue. Lots.
80 anl sd streets, near stu avenue, 40 Lots.
~ and dfth streets near Sta avenue, { Lots.
slu ana es.h streets, near elh Avenue, Lots.
s'th street, near sla Avenue Il Lots.
Tor sale hy
HALL y. HOW,
10 ul..r -
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

$40 600 ,o1I sALE , IN s,ods SssS House 1a me-
gao Gates the house has al The modsTn mproye
part the Furniture will be sold with 1t $4,000 can remain
- '1'' $50 H. M. HoyT, 2S6 Cherry street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

ToR sALE-M forGHKEFPsIE, A FINE HOUSE,
Frcrch roof, ~ rooms, all ~. y
fine stable md coach house a,tachee out be so ,,os
the stable desired possession April For AMI
terms, which be made rcagoiahIe nn,v n, ~ ~ %
PRICE, 2 Hudson street "fRy '" 10
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

rTOBoKEN PROPERTY FOR sALE.-FIRsT CLASS
IL House. s. b. c. 20x40x00 Hudson street. &5,000;
has all mpovements best Location In the city Also four
Houses on washington street. 100000 10 Sas c0o nine
on Bloomfield street. from 800 to 7c00 ten Garden
street. S00U @l20 000 Eve Meadow street, from
s60 S925o 20 Houses other streets from ~ 800 to
xl6,5OO. CHARLES CLINTON,
Second story, Is Washington street HobokeK
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
Fact and Fancy.

When man is going down hill, every
body gives him q kick.
( When man is under misfortune every
slander circulates at premium.
To the heart that is full Of kindness.
every heart beats in kindness.
When is cheese like the American
dollar? When it is all-mitey.
lie who assails drunken man, is like
one who clubs house when the owner is
away.
Tho smallest sip from glass of bad
water shows til. character Of the
whole. 81
The would.be wise are always free to
express their judgment when the event is
passed.
There are few ready to 60 forth to the
battle, but many to join III the cry Of VIC
tory.
a.. . : a.. .;,.,,,.. ,,.r
- y ous I"u"''as. H a. ..o anusS' na, ~
,os ~ m anu s. s''u.'o" @ aasu sua vu '"O'""'0 az
'i' s''' 'A'' a"' p'''0''N'
0fall the poor sufferers in conlinc.
confinement. those. who wear the gold
/ a, rim honls ,pn tlo most nntiot,t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
General News.
General Sherman has erysipclas.

Toombs is not so near the tomb as he
Expected. g'
More than half the population Of Wis
consin are Roman Catholics. So NJ
Fifteen inches Of snow fell at St. Paul
on Tuesday,
New Workers smoke forty million ci-
gars a year. s"
Masked highwaymen make it lively
about Cincinnati.
Drownlow pardoned three hundred
convicts last year, and is still at it.
Governor Palmer, of Illinois, proposes
to veto the bill regulating fares on rail.
roads in that State ~ it' '-naf'
General Shcridan's commissary feeds
his Indian prisoners on roast horse and
dog fricassee: n
There is fellow in Tcrre Haute
named Dollar. Whether greenback or
greyback is not stated. ="
John Aliens claim 10 temperance is
that has signed twelve pledges since
Christmas. fG a .@@ a s,
London has 20G divorce cases on the
docket, but congratu!atcs itself that Chi
cago is worse. x, 1. 4
~ Pittsburg has forty eight oil rcfneries,
with capacity to refine eighty million
gallons per year. A'i ~ -i'" .H "A
The rumor that Governor Fcnton had
pardoncd Ketchum is believed to be
false. .i #3taf
Over cighty.two millions Of passengers
crossed the New York ferries during the
past year. a, a,.
"A Chicago Judge reprovcd two police
officers, wlcreupoh they assailcd him ou
the bench, aud beat him almost t, death.
u A benzinist, looking in a. toy shop
window, thought one Of the masks wink
ed at him, and Immediately went of in a
~ y '''''e'l ''S'
AChristmas goose was sent to two pri-
soncrs in Canada jail, stuffed with files
and steel saws. They appreciated the
sis 1.fs qn
Ayoung woman in Illinois threw her.
self under the cars and was cut to pieces,
all because stern parent wouldn't let
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aasn,,.. Y ~. e.; ~ % Nv en-, g. o ~,
l., a.,, ..tLI ~ ~ sPI9'aS ~ % i;' 81 ~ ~
lie I;i baoL ''N -
- 's'' ~ .a.t
Nlassachuse'ts mas mas seioclPcde lever,
and IN n one town they nave actually turn
Cd Methoa'st church INTO a 'veloc'pede
RINK i'2aii
-,
~,
was ,ounu 70 eoh.a'n . len'ale ooay with
stao over tue heart.
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" T..s.1". :" IT, ', w, a. .I ah:,i s' wv, ,.A
nesaay' .1 wtg'e MS VII, !. on lnsrsoay' went
'n'' o'' ff'uay 'nu u'cu on 0a'utu"y'
Ths ,unno, unaor ~. ch;o,co r;;vor i
no, nnrrlar NJ viii wall JrossoI M tih;.a @ ~. ,s
~ Nv nnopnn, ~ u,o oanstant a.;.n;as oe
oif'y wafer irom ABOVE
~ s.low.'a. nuver'isGs "I, 1nas among
.l's ,. c.r,1sl',ei ,: m Is 'as ee'eofa'ea aier.
e"ee wil'eh has pgeh 50 o,'eh spii' ~
halves OF 1t.
-, +, ros s.r,.o,, J., ,,,o,,
Knovv;lle ,ho n,hSr i,v tossod sf,oem
fcs.into tho mi mir Wv md ~ He,iv % co,al. IN
Ton of tl,e engine with only = snra,n nf
III 'nh'''
mono,u,,,;,c lusb,rl IN g 1or;s
,hourht oyoryholy won,sd ~ no;son G liz,
md eomnllra his vita to tss,a % each d;sh
|
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
FAMILY GROCERY.

IN uAiS STREET; WESTON,
HAS now on hand and keeps constantly In
llNStorc, SUGAR COFFE, aud Groceries
Of a, kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE and LIQUORS, together with n
iuisceAncons assortment OF articles such us are
usually found In Grocery Store.
For your groceries call at The old stand Of
iel5-tf thf =. TiERSEY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
A. NJ, SMITHS.

who has on hand fine stock Of all kinds Of
groceries, candies, &c. lie still keeps the
American House, and /, glad 10 accommodate
his friends. n236m.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
'DATEs8or 1 ApysRFlsisqs

TSSuare, ten lines or, less ono insertion Q lfl
1.sonare I'VE twe,ec' 4, nj months hi Z
sone-ioarth Of . column, ia months 2s D
One half column, l2 months z III y g. ey
One column, 10 months y y y
kocal notices twenty cents psr line hiek
must be paid in advance, Z; IS
Five dollars will te charged for Annosnciagl
candidates. for county and ten ddllAs!a e tof
State and United States Offices. I. &. &.
Lengthy Obituary notices nust be paid torii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Fair Rosa fingered lightly o'er,
"The Legacy a favori,c song, by Moore;
Miss Ella sat reclining by, t7
F. So Harry plainly could cspy,
Her finely'fashioned limb.
Said she:
Harry, do you admire THE, Legacy p"
"Oh yes" lie answered, full of glee,
"Fair maid, do admire the leg I ssc."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

We toll for wealth till splcndor makes us
weary;
We climb for fame till highest heights seem
drcary; s,siasTa
And then we seek for rest, but do not find it,
For thong it seems SO near, we'rc always just
behind it. r'.'
All earthly pleasures lose their dreamed Of
sweetness,
When once they have been drank Of to com
Tletcnem;
And thus learn Of things unsatisfying,
To look to nearcn and live for joys uudying.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
Select Poetry
A SONG FOR U. $. GRANT.

From The Land we Love, 's""
The Lord Protectors ilnmp- I
Perhaps the heavies; bump
Ever delivered q Rump. i
He came, he saw he Lord
Such den ofthieves abhorred-
And conquered it with word.
The Lord hath no longer need,
Nor the Land, ofyour guile or greed
The awl to its lapstone! Speed!
Hence and they fed Gmain MO.
And they never assembled again,
Till the Lite rail.spiit,cr's reign.
Till the stars, in their courses, stop,
To stare at the scum's up-crop,
At the bottom rail on top.
But England grew from that hour,
Il In grandeur and grace and power,
A great Victoria flower.
With lilies and leaves thatbc
Graded on every sea.
Crowned with white Liberty.
And SO may the Lord dispense
To our land in the like events, .
Some Cromwell with common sense!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

1,nOIcE FAMILY GROCERIES can be had
~ cheap tor cash ut
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
Political Chit Chat.

The President of tho Texas constitu-
tional convention is paid SIG a day.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Tie New Lisbon (ohio) paper al'E!
y grieved to learn s'that Sons
school girls carry toilet glasses . 4 4
and paipt and powder when the1
be engaged in their studies" iS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

a girl in Greenwich county
Tilted by her lover the other ddyss
didn't take poison. On tile copitdy3
took q stick, and gave the fsl@y
lnendous thrashine. N; fI 5
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
Business Cards.

NoRTIIwEsTERN HOTEL, e5aL
~ 5 WALKER, rRoPRIEroR.--
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
10 and from the Depot. Oct2S-tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Most of the shadows that cross our path
through life arc caused by our standing
in our own light. 3 r.a 1f
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
Ladies, Column.
Three women in Iowa killed 4 ddPI
with fire shovels, e - { s3s Vi

d An acute observer has discovered chat
the Grecian Bend is not indulged in hy
ladies in Strengthened circumstance. y "a, "a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

The Arabs allow q man to divoFS1
self from a wife who docs not ma
bread. What q crop Of divorcest
would make in Americu ~ y I
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

The Hartford clergy have been dis
cussing female suffrage, and by 23StoI2l
decided it unsctiptural.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

The bellies Of Paris hsvo bssa I
lately because NJ. Nelaton has dt
that their favorite ~ pomade De N
made Of human fat, obtiined =
dissectiug rooms Of Paris. = u q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

, A young lady in Hastings, Minussoss,
has been made insane by Planchstte, and
has been taken to alfusylum.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

A western farmer recently y
-hoop-skirt in his corn field ~
away the crows. The crows vep8S
the field was full Of boys. 4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

"Ncithcr pianos nor children admit.
ted" is the noticein New York boarding
house bill. 7j ,d'a7,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

A little girl worn out by a long SCR
mon, observing the preacher gathering
himself for another point, exclaimed :
"0h, ma. he is not going to quit at all !;
he's swelling up again." Ea
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Congress is energctically doing as lit
tie rs possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
NETWORK HORSE MARKET.

y,rDa N S4Jls IrfHf1 So, bciDeR Lexington dnd
lSfcgui
Nyov Dec aThere improved 10 the market
To- certain during the present week Csrrge horses
supply B, limited aud flS main
lively demand owing TO the unusually
commencement seghng and the prospect Of is pro
tOlers obtain their prices
especially az supply is equal the demand RAN
nd horses also much inquired after, the heavy storm
urg employment Of than the customary number ana
oesur increase the regular stock In the other classes
and weak consequence OF ue
boe realize The following quotations show we
horses teams, 8 LON 20 eV liA
t4.ms 20 % $1,000 toeTs S8O to > 5000 and SI9 aeoorS
iug 70 ,p roasters 800 sbge and SOU to ~ teams
lUO; heavy draught horses S 20 =
gle 80 light drlug6t horses = ~ 70 80 sn
horses > IA 70 = 0
sJD +55 for teams; h4y horses s|OJ to @'V0 fIehcn
nor ; 70 500. according o quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09

Coon Post Illinois cwt sold l4e 70 oress % I'd
mere and Oho cattle, 50 cet at lbt @l'G
r. Trsnor soli bis "a cut al al9sc
arrived TODAY, some OF tnn ae
good and prices stronger hsr on Monday Inc arrivals were Joy
Commuupaw, and 20 az fofuetnHN
1e former place Hume E OF sold ~ ono sheep - 10 't
10 Sic Canada % y. e SS do $@IOO d. ''e @Du i''
E s rs state ~ H. 5ic; l99 ON n, 5lc and 91 Of 81
Al Tortst A.hur L,rcA sold 23 Ohio sheep poor % d. at
q 81 a. cat and :8f Of 20 70 al SIC ,
-is an, scarcely as suu from 700 ODE with one car one
D. ~ - r one car Michigan 1872 70, lOc four cars ono oZ
IN i6r d one car Michigan III ~ At oic. Dressed sell Al I'e
s,b fw lgat an l3le Western dressed bringing l3ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoNnov Dec ell m-Cono open 9 for money and g23
o the account American Securities fat United Ststes fe
Ivrrtr Rou 1852 65s; 1865 DID, sat; 1861 &C. TeuPortes 81
socks quiet hallway shares 204 Illinois Cen5a sJ1 Atlantic
Rud Western 25}. ,,.,,. -
ItygKpooL pee ell Cotton opened quiet; Mdding Up
lands i iug Orleans "a Com 29 y quarter for European
Prime Mess Lard quiet and steady
LoNDov Dec al m-Amencsu Securities quiet and steady
reC bonds S for she Of 4obL Stocks
Easier Illinois Ceutras, g3t
Pau, Dec 8Tte 6r Ren 70 francs9 centimea
cotton opened hrm aud quiet both on spot and
aHuat Tres Oriinare the spot lS francs T. cwt $500
Loyp0y Dee 6-4 m-Luseed OH hmer al 8Ila Iau0W
lrp NJ a. gC416 Refined Petr0 .euW. l8Ol|8t
P.s,s Dec ct closed dull; Reutes, ID f. 50
United States bonds opened fat; Five lWenu
q r. issue Of 1892, 9 k0SL
closed bOh on spot
Rftst
ANTWERP 8.-Petroeum opened 6rm. ,
L0Snuy closed a. yZ Tor money ana vi
r9l American securities Cat fveTNeuies 10!
81 IDS 8 .s G5} Foes cit Stocks STEADY; Erie Rail
NAV go rci, Central RAILWAY 9i Atutc and Great sster1 20
LlyrHrool Dec $50 m-toton steady; Addmg Upmnds
B}; Mtdng Orleans of the day, 1000 bales Naval
Ht1res dull auu unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal, pssseis. ana hdtiroad~ - 10 COO ~.
Dvreq SO bales Cotton Is pkgS Ashes BeesNaI 5000 DOS
Four Do ,l hush 26 hush Corn, 36l8 bush Oat
hush Malt A. hush Barley, x4 bush ecu ~
bush 35 bills Corn Meal l52 hgs Sor meal 4'l
&C. Buckwhe Flour bbs Oatmeal 30 bs spirits 1rpentne
ms Rosn 80 bbs 9q pkg Beef 2l pigs Cut Meats 10
Lard l7o pkgs Butter 60lO page Cheese ne pae 6g ~
"a TsJov 500 ukgS Dried Fruits Zi Dressed Hogs ZOO pA2S
@ CAKE 2 bits Cooper 500 whisky. 70 bales Wool SO bales
SiaDs 70 rs sides Leather o2 Hides ~ bl HIDES bids Tobacco
ssd Tobacco IS pkgS ice soO pays sSA go OtS
Iaauu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
1ibiOtnO gutitts.

OTYiCR OF CHICAGO AND NORTH EsrKRs RAILWAY Co.,
So wal-st. NewYork Dec !. 1863
UNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COM
PANY this declared DIVIDEND Of Five ll PER
CENT on FOUR az PER CENT the Com
mon stock Company payable and
49, 1863 TO the stockholders shown BY the books Of the
COMPANY N the 9Th day OF December inst -
me Transfer Books Of the Preferred Stocks will he
closed on "Wednesday December and
opened Friday the 3st day Of December inst at 10
A. l. PRITCHARD, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
NEW-Y0RK & OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD
These Bonds can he Registered.

SIX MILLIONS OP DOLLARS PA1D.UP STOCK sUBsCRP-
TONS No bonds road under constructions issue limited to
$4,000 per mile Of road built running order BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST The road being built
With great economy miles already completed the most
thorough manner equipped and running regular ns and the whole
lire lover uss expected will be completed within the ensuing
year the important roads in the State ofNsWforE
II shorens the route NewYok City Buffalo 20 miles aud to
OsWego IS miles, populOus district destitute Of other rail-
road facilities which furnish large profbe local business
and It will be completed aggregate cost far below that Of any com
petpg Npe These advantages fall to make one OF the
hes. paying roads leading metropolis and Its First Mort
gage Bonds securities Issued All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running the City oNswio good and the
interest promptly paid although Of them are morE'gd Tor more
than double the per mile bse Midland ia Among the bonds
now Offering equal these For the investment
trust or other ber and exchange for Govern
men, Bonds they give large Of income beside ePiAIng the
premium They meeting with rapid sale and have been Eatse
to End that they chiefly by most conservative and saga
cous capitalists exchange for Government; securities Price par hHd
aeerued nterss, currency Ceus pamphlets &C. hand for dis
rbu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09

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 CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
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 d Co.
TANNER d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
Smustmtnts.

WALLACk's. ,,,rr, ,v,rr.cx
Doors open y p. IN To commence al p.
CONTINUED NOVELTY AND VARIETY 80
THIS (The will comprise Mr. J. ". Walack IN the ue
THURSDAY (s chaacter) Mr. Charles Fsher h
Dec g. B. I. Rnggod. hr Williamson. Ar HE'D, M & IL
4th TINE, Rockwell Ar T. Holland Mr. Leonard, Me- Tom
HENRY Ovens, Mr. Peck Mr. Cuuan, Miss Louisa Moore
DUNBAR Mrs. L. Philips. and Miss Green.
with and beautiful scenery, costumes ana apponP
FRIDAY men a splendid Characters By AiI Lester
Dec 10. JWalaek, Mr. John GILBERT Dir {. Fisher Mr j. H.
81 TINE, 0sodIart Mr. b. T. Rnggod Mr. c. J. WiismsoB,
OkDE r. Mr. Field Miss Madeline Henrque, Miss kn Ter
Mss Laura Phillips and Miss Fanny Green
SATURDAY r Lester WaacE IN pieces the Of the
Dee H. characters by jobs Gilbert Mr. H. stoddart sf
Path TIME b. T. Rluggod Mr. Held Mr. II. Rockwell MIR &
HOME AND W. Holland Mr. Leonard Mr. Peck, Niles Henrques'
REGULAR Miss Gemon, Philips MrS Seton, Mrs IlmonJ
FIX Miss Green. aud Miss Clayton 80
MONDAY, lCharacter. Nalack Mr. John Gilbert,
Dec 49, LIST time Charles Wyndham Sir. b. T. Ringgod hr
ERNBSTIEE Held SIR. T. b. Holland M Peck, Miss Henrques
TRYING 1T ON Miss Gernon Mr.. Seton Mrs Phillips -.
TUESDAY, Dec. a. I'd THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
and WOODCOCKS LITTLE GAME.
O'KEEFES brilliant Comedy.
WILD OATS.
IL In preparatiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09

OyyICK OF M on DIRECTORS THB AMERcAS)
MERCHASTs USIos EXPRESS COMPANY, :
Ii3 BROADWAY. EEv.HORK, Nov. 29 1903 }
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the Amer-
can Merchants Express this day declared
DIVIDEND THREE DOLLARS $50 per share on the outstanding
Of 18th January
fbe Transfer Books will closed the 3si day Of December neI
At o'clock eopsned at 10 O'Clock On the lo'h day o
' Rv oyyier ~ the Board in KNAPP. Secretary.
OEUcE oT ToLEDo PEORIA AND WARSAW RAILWAY Co.
% FYCHASGE PLACE NEw-ioRK, Nov, q, lt9)
THE HOLDERS of the First Preferred stock
Company hereby no5ed that DIVIDEND o. EL' IN
hoo PER CENT has sad stock such dividend viii
be represented by Interest bearing scrip
tie Cmrsrr n Erchange place 1870 70 the STOCK
holders Al Tie rong transfer books Of tue First Pre-
fsrrei Sc. will close on AFTER jan
THOS II. WILLIAMS, Assistant Secretary.