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ERIE.
Its Control In the West,

From the 81 Joseph Union, Aug 81.
In onicia circles yesterday startling rumor was
current 1t was said that reliable information had
been received 10 the effect that the New York and
Erie Railroad Company had bought up majority of
the stock of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
and would hereafter have the controlling interest.
IL has been known for some time thaC several par
ties were engaged in buying this stock, and it was
supposed that all were acting agents for some
great monopoly, but the party was not known.
II the report be true, the Erie road now controls
great central line from the Atlantic ocean to the
Missouri river, embracing New York and Erie, Buff
falo and Erie, Lake Shore, Cleveland and Toledo,
Toledo Wabash and Western, and Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroads. The power OF this combination
viii be immense. What effect 1t will have upon st.
Joseph remains TO be seen, but gentlemen who are
well posted are disposed to regard 1t favorably II
NAV be surmised that the St Joseph and Denver City
Railroad will be effected, and that immediate steps
will be taken 10 push it towards the Pacific, il
win be an important connecting link between the
Two oceans.
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A Million Dollar Suit.

Yesterday Mr.. Andrew whitley in his own be-
NJ Patents Mr. Whiteey in his declaration sets
forth that in various patent cases in which he was
assi1nee of Gage, Weeks Haines and others for i'm
nroyements In haryesters ETC., he obtained certain
orders of Judge Fisher OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, directing the Commissioner Of
Reissue certain patents; TO ante-date others, etc
tbat in consequence OF the Commissioners proceed,
mos or want OF proceedings, etc, in the matter he
has been compelled to lose time, opportunities OF
making money, ETC., and to employ counsel, etc. by
reason of which he is large loser; for this cause
he brings suit, laying his damages at one million
uouarE- HGoI.,iIgtoH StGr " last evening.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, September 4,-The Flour market re-
mains quiet, but prices well sustained There
is no demand for shipment and the home consumers
operate with caution, only purchasing sOO@lOO
barrels at s5'25@65O for superfne; $4,000 for
extras S6SO@ 40 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mime
do. s675@7'75 for OHIO do. do and $50 10 for fancy
brands according to quality Rye Flour sells at
$3.50 % bbl.
There is less demand for Wheat, and prices are
not sustained. Sales of 2000 bushels PENNSYLVANIA
and Delaware red at 81 551 go 900 bushels West
ern do on private terms, and 1000 bushels Kentucky
white at $40. Rye is held at 81 13@1f5 % bushel
for Western, and one lot at S11S Corn is firm at
the recent advance. Sales of 1000 bushels yellow at
&l2O and Western mixed at elI7@1ls. Oats are
unchanged. Sales of 5000 bushels new Southern and
Pennsylvania at 54@6Oc. Nothing doing in Barley or
Malt.
Bark.-In the absence of sales we quote No.
QUE rcitron at S95 q ton
Whisky.-A small lot OF iron-bound Western sold
az 81 90 u gallon.
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The Circus Murder.

The Times OF Friday contained the report OF the
circumstances OF the brutal murder of William Lake.
the veteran circus manager, CRANKY, Missouri by
Ii ruf1ian named Jake Knyon. Yesterday morning
Kilyon was found in skin moored 81. Charles
by Onicer Charles G. johnson, city marshal of St.
Charles, who recognized him from the description
published in the Times The murderer had come
down the Missouri in skin, and fatigued with his
extraordinary efforts to escape, had laid down and
fallen asleep, in which condition he found. After
being properly secured he was closely questioned,
and gave several contradictory accounts concerning
his movements for week past, which fully justified
Mr. johnson waited on the chief OF police in this
city, who telegraphed to the authorities at CRANKY.
lie will start to-day with his prisoner for the scene
Of the murder where it is probable that he will meet
with swift and deserved punshment-jT. Louis TtGtes
OF SatUrddN last
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A PARAGRAPH appeared in the World Thursday
based on an Associated Press despatch from Mon
trea to the effect that Hon. John Rose was to re-
sign the position of Finance Minister for Canada and
take charge of new banking mousse sVarteu III Lon
don nv Messrs Law Cooke & Co. We learn on the
best authority that this despatch was erroneous, in
so far as it related to Jay Cooke Co. Mr. Rose will
resign the Canadian Treasury, but it will be to join
the already established clearinghouse in London of
Messrs. L. p Morton, Bliss ~ Co. We believe we
are correct in adding that Messrs. Jay Cooke Co.,
have no intention at present OF establishing mousse
in London their present business OF over $780, 900
yearly in bonds alone being about as much as they
can manage.-M y. World Of this morning
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n,I,Inore PrOduce 1InrItet.

BALTIMORE, Sept. A. ~ Cotton quiet and no stock
street s9perine, s6C9605 do. extra, s65O@775; do.
family. ss@9; city Mills superhne, s6@6'5O; do.
extra, s6'5O@775; do family, ss'25@1O5O Western
s7 f0G SOS Wheat active and demand fair prime to
choice red, 81 55@1 6S; fair g. 400 80 Corn firm
6Ola G2c rive duh at S110@116. Mess Pork quiet
at $3.50 Bacon firm and advancing; rib sides,
i9Ec. clear do, 19A@2Oc shoulders, l6Ac. Hams,
2I@25c. Lard quiet at 2OS2lc. WHISKY Nat; small
sales ar
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An UnmItigated sell.

A Berlin correspondent writing on the 10th ult
describes number OF velocipede feats which aston
ished the sOlid Bernites, and concludes by speak
ing of tone great SELF as fOllOws:-
"And for the second feat which is not so
much one OF yelOcipedsm one OF raising the
wind. Large posters announced last week that
Malmstrom, a swedish velOcipedist would drive
his machine along a tight rope ninety feet from
the ground. ON Sunday afternoon few hundred
people paid their money for the best places TO see
this wonderful performance, which was to take
place near the Alsen Brucke, and few thousand
Others looked on from outside. The exhibition
that followed was certainly bold one, not from
yelocpedstic point OF view, but attempt TO
swindle the Berlin people with such an arrant piece
OF humbug. Attached to the yelocipede was sort
Of pendulum, weighted with about five or six
hundTedweght, which made it almost physically i'm
possible Tor the machihe to dlyerge from its vertical
position.
''TO make the chances of an accident still more
improbable, there were iron bars AT each side as "A
sort OF balustra2e, so that under no crcums ances
could the machine fall altogether. II was then
drawn along the slightly inclined rope at an eleva-
ton OF about thirty feet, by five or six men, by
OF cords and then allowed to descend slowly with
the bold velocipedst upon it, The people were so
enraged at the imposition that had been pTactised
upon them, that the exhibition was received with
gr0ans and yels, and the police had the greatest
dlfhculty 10 saving the principal actor from being
lynched on the spot little roting followed, in the
course OF which one unfortunate young man was
mistaken for the real offender, and experienced
some very rough treatment. Eventually however,
small party of soldiers called in TO assist the
police, and quiet was restored without any serious
injury TO life or limb"
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HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Buchu

eases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Or
ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De-
bity, and all diseases, whether existing in Male or
Female, from whatever cause originating, and no
matter OF how long standing.
II no treatment is submitted TO, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources and the health and hap
piness, and that of posterity, depend upon prompt
use of q reliable remedy.
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FROyN THE COIL REGIONS.
PreparatfOns for Resumption in the Delaware
and Hudson Works.


and Hudson Works.
Special Despatch to The EUenig Telegraph.
WILKEsBARRE, Sept 4.-Innuenced by the
action of the Hyde Park men, the miners aad
laborers employed along the line of the Deln-
ware and Hudson Works held special meeting
yesterday at Providence, and adopted a resolu
ton favoring resumption at the earliest possible
date, on the terms of the compromise, which
allows them the same wages as paid to the Penn
sylvania and Delaware, Lackawanua and West
ern miners. A notice to this effect was issued
to all the miners, and the action of the meeting
was communicated to Mr.. Weston, Saperinten
dent of the Coal Department, who is actively
engaged in making preparations for a general
resumption of work on Monday next.
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NEW PASSENGER RAILROAD LIEE.-The Second
and Third Streets Railway Company will start on
Monday next new line OF green cars from Berks
street, directly opposite the Moth Pennsylvania
Railroad depot, running every few minutes 10 the
Exchange. This win lie great accommodation To
many persons living on the line OF the North Penn
sylvania read, who engaged III business on the
Delaware front OF the city
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FROM NE W ENGLAND.
Death of the Hon. Bradbury Bartlett.

Despatch to The EUelliy Telegraph.
CONCORD, n. H., Sept. 4.-Hon. Bradbury
Bartlett of Nottingham, was found dead in his
bed yesterday. lie was 81 years of age, one of
the old judges of the Court of Common Pleas,
and descendant OF the Bartletts and Cilleys of
the Revolution.
The Health of Secretary Fessenden.
Despatch TO The EUe1lilg Telegraph.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 4.--William Pitt Fes
scnden rallied this morning, and there are slight
hopes of his recovery.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

Ey lie AnglO-AmericGn Cable.
LONDON, Sept 4-11I5 A. M.-Consols, 80 for
money and account. Erie 23E.
JIvERPooL Sept 4-1115 A. M.-CottOu duh; up
lands, 18s@194d. Orleans, 13zSd The sales to-day
will reach 5000 bales.
LONDON, Sept. A. M.-The weather continues
fair and the crops are being gathered in good con-
dition. Sugar 4Os. @4Os. Cd, on the spot. Linseed
Oil, .e31 los
LONDON, Sept. Al A. M-5-20s OF 1862, S3H; Of
1853, old, s32a and of 1867, S2h. 10+Os, 76. Illinois
Central, 93%.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. i'll A. M.-Corn, sos. Cd. Other
arucles opened unchanged.
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FROM C.APE M,fY.

The Late Disastcr--The Fire the Work of an
Northumberland Offered.
Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
CAPE MAY, Sept 4.-The investigation into
the origin of the recent destructive confagration
at this place, which has been made by Mayor
Miller, shows conclusively that the fire was the
work of an incendary. A reward of 5000 has
been offered for the detection OF the person who
did the mischief.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Sporting in the Monumental City.

Special Despatch to The EUeni,,g Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Sept. A great race comes off
to-day between the yachts Robert j. Banks,
called after Mayor Banks, and Sallie Brewster.
The grand contest this afternoon between the
Maryland Champion Baseball Club and the Hay
makers causes intense interest. There is much
betting on both sides. The crowd in attendance
will be immense
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-04
Reported Resignation of the Hon.
James w. Grimes, Senator from
1owa--The Motive
Assigned.
r FoR e IGN AFFAIR
Plon-Plon's Recent Speech-The Bur.
lingame Treaty Prince Kung
Satisfed-The Byron
Scandal.
FROM THE VEST.
Reported Resignation of senator James w.
Grimes, of IOwu.
DeSDdfch 10 The Erenin1 TeLe1r1Dh

GriInes, Of IOwn.
Despatch 20 The EUeniag Telegraph.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-The TriOunc of this city says
editOrially this morning 1--WE learn by private
letter from Paris that the Hon. James w. Grimes, of
Iowa, has resigned his seat In the United States
Senate to take effect December l. and that he will
not return to this country until next year. His
health is somewhat improved, but not sufficiently to
enable him to resume his public duties at Washing
ton at the next session of Congress, and being un-
willing that his State should lose her proper repre-
sentaion at Washington to wait upon his permanent
recovery, he has transmitted his resignation to Gov
ernor Morrill, His term Of office expires on March
/, 1871. The election OF his successor for the
expired term will devOve upon the Legislature,
which meets during the coming winter,p
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Destructive Fire In Portsm outh.

LV6pUICN 70 TIC ISUeIItIy IeVyTUPH@
PORTSMOUTH, N H., Sept. This morning Wm
Sheafes block, on Market street, was badly damaged
by fire. IL had been burglarized previously, and the
fire was set in the cellar.
An attempt was made to tap Mayor Jones' safe in
the upper part of the building. one money drawer
was stolen. In the store below the loss of Mayor
Frank Jones is $4,000; Wm Sheaf, $500; w. G. New
ton, $500; G. g. Pckard $4,000. The destruction by
the fire at OSullivans hat factory last night involves
a loss Of 100000, mostly insured in New York.
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FROM WASHIyNGT TON.
Secretary RnwlLns, HenLrh.

Despatch 10 the associated Press.
WASHINGTON Sept. 4.-Secretary Rawlins
health to-day is in an improving condition.
Although he has been very low, his physicians
think he will soon be able to attend to his ofii-
cial duties
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The Democratic eye of Ohio is wide with
amazement that Rosecrans, in his brief note of
declination, said not a word about the resolu-
tions which the nominating convention, after so
much proiane labor, constructed.
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THE SOUTH.
Charleston and Its Business Prospects.


The Charleston Courier of the 1st inst. THE
increasing strength OF our financial status the cheer
ing condition, comparatively, in which many of our
banks, heretofore PROSTATE, have recently shown
themselves to be, the renewal or our business rea-
tons with many Of our important ante bellunI con-
nections, the establishment and energetic develop
ment OF many new branches OF industrial pursuit,
as nstanced in our Phosphate Companies-the lift
ing up into something OF its former magnitude of
great jObbing business, as nstanced in the ac-
tivity OF Hayne East Bay, and Meeting Streets and
the general determination of our business people and
capitalists to remove every obstruction to, and to
afford every facility for making Charleston eligible
and preferable a centre OF business-all make our
hearts beat warmly, in view of a full and enrichng
tide of prosperity gathering cheeringly before us.
"Careful researches warrant us In assuming, as
just approximation, the following statement OF the
probable value of exports that will pass through this
point during the coming season.
Cotton uplands, 100000 bales, at 800 per 80
oale soooVo'ooo
Der bale -. 5000 900
Rice 45 600 tierces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 900
Phosphates 80, 600 tons s.................. 100000
Naval stores, IS, 600 barrels. s............. 251OOO
Lumber and timber 90, ,000, 600 feet....... 100000
Domestics and warns Is 600 bales ...... 1000 900
Sundries ........................... 1,09n 900
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DIED.

(Fbr additional Deaths see ffth p0geD
McCAUSLAND.-on the Sd inst, ELIZABETH VIII
SON, youngest daughter of the late Ale1 and Alire
BcCausland.
Funeral from the residence of her brotherinaw, Hub
Craig, 10. I'2i Ai-h street, TRssda. Afternoon az
o'clock,
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Thn Ne,v World Stock Mnrket.

NFW YORK, Sept. 7. = OUUUhb WtHk. MUHty,
6GT per cent, Coo, 1856 b-2Os, 1862, coupon,
i225s do. 1854, do, l22: do; 1865, do, 1927 do
90. new, 1903; do 1867, 12l do. 1865, l2Oa
sixes,' 81: Canton Co, IS; Cumberland preferred,
8IH New York Central, 20421 Erie "a Reading 962
Hndson River 1884, Michigan Central, 13O Michi-
gan Southern 1O4ss Illinois Central, 1877; Cleveland
snd Pittsburg, 1O7 X; Chicago and Rock Island ia
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1919; Western Uuion
Tpl
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QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 4-Arrived, steamships Penn
sylvania and Hsmmonia, from New York.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. SEPT. 4
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
A. M.......6al IL A. NJ. ..77l2P. M.........sl
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Norfolk Patt. Richmond via Norfolk. W. p
steamer H. Stout. Ford, Washington and Alexandria,
Steamship Fsnita Brooks New York. John F. ohL
Shr Sr Ed Ygang BTdgePSrt Scott Walter Co.
SRF SSRE Ida j. HeSsr {SyR SSc DO
Tug Hudson NICHOLSON. Baltimore with tow of barEes,
Tug TsGn SIsa with tow Of
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Steamer r. Willing, Uundif, Is hours from Baltimore
mse @ G in rG% Ro fBGsoP Bs ws
n NJ ads rcR Rs srsH w from
Watson and tive other brgs' names unknown.
Ef% % yS TH% Washington CS and Alex
Steamer Chester Jones "a hours from New York. with
n G. bq5que Meridian, LEM 40 days from Bremen with
Ss6r i; s. K9yaoT Hutchinson, from ROckland Lake,
Schr Searsviiie Chase, days from Boston. with moss
and Iinssed tP q j B Stevenson Son: 'Y.
ice 70 KnickeTboeker Ice Co Da'' 'O" No''0n"'n
Schr Essex, Nicholson. from New York.
Schr Elmon Bacon, Crossbath from Providence.
sRF sSRF %% Ra:n Es% ase
Schr Newkirk, HundeT, from Boston,
Schr NJ. E. Ooyne. Eacemyer, from Boston.
Schr l.. Raymond, Ford, from New London, OF
Sehr Hamburg, Weston, from Middletown.
Schr Annie, Johnson from Bridgeport, ct.
Schr j, Aldereice, Willetts, from Boston.
Schr s. a M d. Scull, Seymore, from Boston.
Schr E Railey, Smith, from Boston.
Schr L. s. Levering, Carson, from Providence.
Schr u. L. Smith, Smith, from Boston
Schr f. q. Gates, Fremont from Providence
Schr j. Stockhan, Price, from Wareham
Schr w +. Burden, Adams, from Providence
Schr M. Price, Ferguson, from Bosten
Schr Brandywine, Adams, from Providence.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to w. p Clyde 90.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from HavredeGrace, with
tow of barges TO w. p. Clyde 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
York yesterday. ~ ~ -'0"
Schrs sinaloa, Steel Evergade, Leland and Champion
Clark, hence at Boston I'd inst
sehr Helen Mar, Nickerson. for Philadelphia cleared
schT Hannibal oOI for Philadelphia sailed from Ban.
seh5 Wilson Harris. for Philadelphia sailed from
schs Fsnris Blake Potter hence. bel0H PToYiasnss
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N. Y. S. Vol. INSTITUTE,
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 18th STREET,

N. L. .. Nol- lNsIITUTBi
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 18th STREET
CENTRAL PARK. J
"a Heme and School for the Sons Of Deceased Sol
diers0
DR. H. r. HELMBoLD:-
Two bottles only OF the package OF your valuable
pnchn presented to the Institute have been used by
the children and with perfect success feel that a
knowledge OF the result OF our @ use OF your Buchu
Snnerintendent and Matron of Neutrality-suspicious. and
Asylums a great amount OF annoyance. Thanking
Won on behalf OF the children, and hoping others
NN"' ~ am respectfully yours,
COLONEL YOUNG,
General superintendent and Director.
n
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Seaside Weather Report.
= 4 ,1a
FROM NEW" YORK.
The stock and Gold Markets.

Despatch TO The EUenirg Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Money rates at I per cent on
call The interest of the street is entirely conCen-
uated on gOld i'll which the heavy bull movement
already mentioned still continues The market
opened at 1861, advanced to 1919 and again fell OF
10 1855 1t is thought that the clique is now sell
ing in order to create short interest, after which
they propose to raise the premium. As they have
entire control Of the Market it is feared that their
operations Will cause great stTingency IN money
and affect the stock market Governments are weak
With falling-On all round. The stock market is
strong disposition to sell. The steamship Perere
took out S6l, 600 in specie.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


(By ARglo-Americdn Cdble.)
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 4-Arrived, steamships Penn
sylvania and Hsmmonia from New York
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELHGRAFH.

The Inceodiary Fire at Cape May-Re-
sumption in the Coal Regions
The Illness of Secretary
Rawlins and Senator
Fessenden - AT
fairs in Bal
timore.
Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. I
January rs, 1868. I
Mr. n. IT. HELMBoLD:-


January 2s 1865. I
Mr. Il. T. HELMBoLD;-
near Sfr:-Your communication requesting our
terms for advertising was duly received, but from
nreIndice I had formed against advertising 'cures
Tor secret diseases, it was left unanswered During
an accidental conversation in drug store the other
a1anin0 INV mind was changed on the character OF
your Buchu. 1t was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians present lnciosed
niease find our rates OF advertising.
P'' Yonrs etc r. ii. B. STEEH0USB,
Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi-Weekly Telegraph"
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upwards of eighteen years. prepared by II. T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist, No. 694 BROADWAY, New York,
and No. 1O4 South TENTH street, Fnlladelpnia, IA
price Al OK per bottle or bottles for $3.50, delivered
IN any address. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up in steel-engraved
wrapper, with fac-simile OF my Chemical Ware
house, and signed
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CLEARED THIS MoRNIN

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rELEaRAp
OFFICE.
A. M........., ,62 IL A. M. .,,...77l2P M.....s
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MEssRs. DE HAVEN IL BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
philodpInhto ia yin
NARR 4 LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings

Amount of coal transported over the Hunting
don and Broad Top Railroad for the week ending
Sept. 2, 1869, and since January /, 1867