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MONDAY. Dec. PIP. NJ.


Gold sold at 1909. 1901, and closed at 1000
l2Ol The clearins at the Gold Exchange Bank were
sl co., and the balance Nll3s23 Inc Tahsactions
have been small, nd were without interest.
Government bouls we're strong and advanced on n
moderate Mt demand. The offerings were mod
crate and 10 are purchases could be made at quota
lions Currency tper cents were in demand, ana nave
become very At the close OF business prices were
well maintained and the market closed strong at quota
tons.
state bonds wen strong Georgia per cent sold at ST.;
North Carolina nw per cent 29a; Missouri per cent
oor Louisiana pq cent 7c Louisiana Levee per cent
advanced TO CT mon small purchases Alabama per
cent O.; BrooklynCity Water Loan, oh Railway bonds
were strong and arngy offered at quotations Inc IN
yestmeut demandor the first mortgage bonds OF COM
Melted roads continues 10 increase and no large amounts
are offered Paci per cent Of Missouri guaranteed by
e state sold ut sI Central Pacific per cents were In
demand at ga 1921 and Union Pacific per cents sofa NJ
90 Michigan Southern Sinking FUNDS, ga; ST. Paul lists
on 81 Paul sts s)er cent, lO3l NewYork and NewHa.
veu rar cent g6 Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw lsts 49,
Toledo and Wabah lists, extended sg western racine
per cents were good demand at 90 and accrued inter-
est Bank shares md miscellaneous stocks were neglect
ed Pacific Mail vas duh at 47ldist Express shares
we're duh; WellsFargo sold at ls.alg!; ana uol'ed
states, 30.
Railway shares we're dull and the transactions unusu
auvlcht Attic irstlcan NewYork Central and Hudson
scrip sold at slitslI; Erie. 90&ji; Reading gtalw
Michigan Contra, 1874. Lake shore StaNs; 'hcago
and North-weser 6s Chicago aud Rock Island, lOi st.
Paul Preferred 50 Toledoand Wabash 52a5si; Fort
Wayne Guaranteed So a'6a; NewJersey Central 9oi;
Hannibal and Joseph, O7l al0s; Dubuque and Sioux
losldl09: Coumbls. Chicago and Indiana Central l'i
After the call the market was dull, with trahsaeuohs
AT the Second Board NewYork Central and Hudson soh
AZ al ;: New York Central and Hudson Certificates,
81; Lake Shore s; North Western Common, e Rock
Island 1914 dlOii New,Isrsey Central 81 81 Paul Pre-
ferred Isl; Chicago and Alton, lNi Ohio and MSssssip-
ri Common q Dubuque and Sioux. 100 HANNIBAL and
ST. Joseph lO. After the call the market was DUH and
tic transactions barely sufficient TO make quota
tons. New Jersey Central exception to the gen
era list selling al ~
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A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON CONCRETE AND how To
MAKE ID. d. HEsEl RID. LlaloB: 4. !. n Spon

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON CONCRETE AND HOW To
MAKE 1T. b Henry REID. LpudoB: h. 4 =. n SpOn.
Some months ago we made q brief notice of
"A work by this same author. entitled "A Practical
Treatise on the Manufacture Of Portland Cement" in
which called special attention 20 the circumstance
that the most valuable portions Of the book made
up Of yOumnOus paparisns, appropriated without the
civlity Il simple acknowledgment. from Gen.
GEnOre's work Lines, Clements and MOrtars." the
standard authority among the civil and military en-
gineeTs, architects, builders I'm the UstCd States.
In his recent work treating Concrete and How to
Make it, Mr. Reid preserves his consistency, nasmuch
four out o. the five plates with which 1t il illustrated,
well that portion Of the text descriptive thereof
copied entire without any reference 10 the
which supplied them) FROM Gen. Glllniore's work. We
disposed, in a spirit Of kindness, to invite Mr..
Reids attention 10 that good old adage, AdoiesoeteD
Uereeudu@ deoet, which, being literally translated
meafs that" young man ought % moGesi;' aud,
the extent OF It's dependence upon American brains and
research which is about the Of IT, practical
yalne among u.s. we commend his book to tile American
engineer and builder.
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ynrntaI Instruments.

4 LARGE VARIETY of frSt-class PIANO
~ FuErESPaTes wanting elegant Instrumental the most
should m visit the rinry ana wAFTonts 81
JESElH SOS lS Esst TVentr btNeeu Second aud Third
besIe Seatre They make lac best Piano. aud Tor he
lssst money. "arr'd the public
A BETTER PIANO than Stelnway's, Chick
"a enng 81 "hsr half the price argt M
The ittnsnt Come g. us East ard Tie AXIOM
PlASOFORTE NeDonads PATENT g. y MCDUSALD, Proprietor
\. B.-H"c"nd hana INSTRUMENTS %r SALB cheap
A NEW LOT of line SECONDHAND
IN PIANOS Great bagaiD- IN Pianos The
beet place huy PiaIo organ m eab Bosihy pa
meats al e. y kkIRY Co.'S, $50 BToAsFb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

The CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. Of Iowa offers its
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at95, free
of tax. Pamphlets and full information may be OBJ
tanned and subscriptions will be received, at The
CoMPANYs OFFICES, No. 81 PfNE-sT., NEw YORK, at
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, "A WAIL-sT., and at
HowEs ~ MACY's. 80 Wal-st.
W.B SmATTUCK, Treasurer.
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.eoI s23No
.3l2hag.OJ

hy railroad
both 10 e6J...... '....'.'SlZoo'O'
We understand that the Danville Urbanna, Blooming
ton and Pekn Railroad Company are pushing forward
the completion Of their road with all possible dispatch
Nnetyfve miles now in full operation ana all the
materials on hand for the balance which Is graded ana
Will be finished during the coming month.
The following is an official statement OF the public debt
Of the State OF South Carolina. November 1862 the In
terest NJ ia nayable in gold
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DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGuT PER CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoSDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale a limited amount of the aboye-named
bonds. They are receivable at par by the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold at scheduled
prices The lands are pledged for the redemption OF
the bonds and consist Of 10000 acres of choice oea
tons situated mostly in the Des MONIES Valley,
Iowa and are estimated to realize enough TO nearly
or quite cancel the whole issue of bonds in addition
70 the security of the road Price, 60 For further
particulars inquire of
CLARK DODGE q Co.. 81 Wall-st
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoNsoL-
rpATEp MORTGAGE 30-YER PER CENT BONDS.
Interest payable April and October, at the Bank of
America in Now York. There is not in existence
moro reliable security than the Bonds of this Cor
poration.
For the present we offer these Bonds at Sand ac-
crued interest For circulars and further informa-
ton. apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co, No. 70 Nassau-st;
JOIN j. CISCO Il Son, No 80 Wall-st.
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lnrluel 10 this NeeRs heat are li9"l "HhrN 'Ahmrhs
HAY connu. fnn demand st Sod9S for shipping md
ge aRl 20 ior Retail l"tN
HEM-Tbe Mans has been uny moderate and prices
are steady dc, gold OItT And Inactive aud
nominal
70 Good At Halc wlseoB,o i3Glic Eastern l2032c aud
leArntgs tag.
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THE MARKETS.

ICarefany feUorlsd for THH TRIBuSAI
MoNDAI Dec o. 1859
ASEs-Ths market for Pots is fairly active aud an at ~ ~ a
Sg6l.: Pearls Inactive and nominal,
COTONrb demand aud the market shows generally
quiet prices asked and the keug comparatively steady
an IN Grades sales Of On FRIDAY evening and III 20 arriye
Of Which 3 exporters 40 for consumpon and $40 for peeua
lion For future delivery 100 bales December ic 200 do DO 24,
and 100 DO do M all basis Of Low hding We quote as fol-
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lrh CIVILIZATIONS

MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC cos
N oFYicL hs' been rssoysd 10 No 40 ftllon'l n y.
DOCKS and STATI0NERY.-Bo for Lii
- brsr for and for every day rssdng 70 ever depart
literature with fashionable SfAIONkkf Of
pssssd sIcslfBfe Aibf siel at teTe ~
TAXATION. PsbAsLsI, hAdiSos BoGAIs asd Thha
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1zntipg Stao,mirs.

DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
"A No 22 Fhhav. MoHdsys aud ThErSdhy TEs'dAys
FRIDAYS
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Brooyh Academy Me- zn Psrrepons under Mr. r. bod
Private essle, Of attended by Mr. r.
Drlwofh Send cireuaL
90 MONDAY moiae Jan TO- small Prlylt- Class will commence
hee THURSDAYS half Families
des rams Of attending vin pirhsc FrRd
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9Qrh 3pabI;;ations.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

PETROLEUM Quist both Crude in bulk agd Rehns '" We
mote the former 6Dl6 and the latter 29d2ste Trade 10 s
branch u trade during the HOLIDAYS is very dali
RIB Dali and depressed with plentiful supply for all wants job lots
OF CarolEa at 63dilc ,t... ..
SUGARS-Ra.s have moderately required for immediate use
bot the OF the market hA
nominal Fair Good Refining lOsO0c sales Of 10 Nh anu 20
boxes Reiued dull az Ia 0l4sc for liaris =, T.,
SREDS-Grass Seeds inactive sad nominal no regular pos
Coyer quote Timothy s40 Sass and Rough Flax seed %
0S235
sKNSDeer has been fair and prices hrn Goat
the receipts are fair aumulatng pnes "
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sen IN active demand, but prices have

I
MOLASSEsWe End no business ofimporane to-day descrpi
grades entirely nominal and NewOreans barely
steady al 1OdS0c
NAVAL STORES-Crude TurDentpe and nominal Spirits
duh 43d4c shipping aud merchntabe order Rons are gen
without special hane We quote
Common TO Strained ~ O5G ~ 10; No al II 1882 90
S31S3T5 Pale S4d S5 81; and Extra Pale at $3 Od
S6 IS Tar quiet
oSCude Fish OILS continue steady at unchanged prices Amer.
Lne dull 8Od for casks aud bills Lard on al 81 500
81 s.; other Oils inactive and nominal
PROyISIONS-BusBe In Po to-day during Change bons was
extremely disposition the Of buyers operate prices
aud nominal about s2s 5rd go After C6hge bbs
sold 529 unnpcied aud Inspected For re oe
livery 500 bb sold S29 seller January Beef du snS
50 bhs S40Sil for Old and bll1SH for New fierce
Reef and uomius Beef Hams held kd SJ 81 for
Western Meats heavy, and psees are Uncertain
Dressed lower and dn quote at e tf western;
il2c for City Lard weak and dull sales oil ~ Oo. and
6ic l7c for City; l70l74c for fair 70 prme Steam
and Ies Rendered For future delivery heavy and nom-
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qqq9q9alsSq9'YP7qR

T0 THE WORKING CHASING are now
prepared 10 fuBsh all e"s. vita constant employment
hs shs # The nme the BuInets hgl
aud pofAhs Persons 81 either easily from Soc
and proportional ~ eerong ihsr whole the
hns Bor, ard rls BsrJ mssh TbA, all Who
This their sIdss hBds the hutnss nAs
TIE unparalleled Offer; To sDh - are act well sssd will ,,nd
" for the trouble Of writing Pull particulars valuable
pie Which u worn and of The Peoples
Literary CoHprBoRs Of the largest aud bss, ~ pub
sbsaAn s by nail Esidsf Joa wat probable
sOrk. Addrss. L. g. ALLAN 4 90 Aussss hAIas
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6tathtrs.


TEACHERS WANTED in a Boarding School
One teach the classic aud English branches and
riltary drill Apply to O. H. WILLIS White Plsns. n Y
NVANTED.-A native Greek desires a posi-
w ton a. TEACHER Of ibe CLASSICAL GREEK LANGUAGE
~ tie schools University He
ia
IN private IA ay address TACIMISTIS. H. D. BoI lO8 Tribune
OGi.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
1lusical Snstrumsnts.
| GREAT OFFER.
HORACE WATERS,

HORACE WATERS,
NO ISL BROADWAY, NETWORK,
win dispose Of One Hundred PIANOS MgLoDEONS and ORGANS
6rs. makers extremely low prices for cash dunhg the non
DAYS or will from SIS monthly until paid the same to Let
and money applied II purchased
A FULL Assortment of tirst-class PIANOS
N AT rsluced prices for nsAmens; one At 5000 fO
STRRDMAN HOLLYER Factory aud Wareroohs NO. % "e' Sh
tetntbst, between Fifth ard SiIth.Ayes
GREAT REELECTION in Pianos -Barmore's
N Wrsroop No 38 Bleeskers splendid assortment; warranted
Eve years. II prize medss testimonials from Distinguished arnss
NHICKERING g. SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND,
SQUARE,
UPRIGHT
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MoYDAY, Dec. %. 1869.
Beeves. Cows Yeas. Sheep and Lambs Swine.
$500 l24f 4S3 lO.SS5 llbIO
These were sold at the following market-places:
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DO @hum il map Guutfru.


Church Of 81 thssirs Booeo tBoukyn which hss for
been noted for Its rIeerHt music viii dbnne their services
therefore. TO Apply WM DRkSSLE
Ofg1nsi. lIJ West SeTebtstnthrt, N. Y
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsr CALL
lOt O'CLOCK A. N.

600 So Con G5 b. $40 Con b1....l
10 900 1000 S. IO40 Con l0y
5000 $40 Cou 49, 10000 b Cnency'''''S
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NJ. 1919 - ~
lolea2 y 49, 49, ' ~ "' Ibl OF
IT .ue pI,' ............. I5f 9l6
~ .,.J a.. oustt, ....,.........l4sG AIS
'S, 49, him Sfsa,. Otsu and Co1s........ VI d3i
, "a. =" ol1 LAR, 80 .,se =, C,tfs .......u az
- .v.v,ss ~ he market to-ay estimated
~. - 20 - s-., ................lltO l8
- 80, ~ ~. :. -. 49,. ,,o,n .,.,.....l4 dlSi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

nation and that General Government which
now rules the nation. A people who have
thus discharged every duty and conformed
to every requirement Of law-who have SO
s,,s,a,ned the policy OF the Executive-can-
not be by its own act in condition inhar-
,monious with the Federal Executive. There
should be no obstacle between them-there.
should be no obstruction to the completion OF
The whole process of reconstruction upon the
plan Of General GRANT and in conformity
with law. On the part Of our people there
viii be no such intervening difficulty ana
we cannot believe that General GRANT, VINO
has exhibited such desire for the paelbea-
ton of the whole country and the readmis-
sion Of Virginia into the Union upon itbe-
raj platform, will for momcntthink OF any
thing so unfoward as to baulk these noble
dispositions and this suspicious restoration
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DIED.

At his residence. "Walnut Shades" In hrnr io
6 comfy Hn he rs w. ROPER in the hrd
wv Take IKE s gafS s tsGT At HI: late
The friends of the family invited to attend
without further notice.
On the 18th instant. at s. o'clock p NJ 1T the rest
dence Of her parents, LAGfSh ars 4 QUAY. aged
cieht month and sixteen days. M, ,,oppoU Az
The funeral will take place T0-Mnikko,M T har
parents on Fourth between Clay and Leigh streets:
The friends and acquaintance Oh the i1hihS az
respectfully invited.
In Manchester yesterday afternoon onfr
after short illness, FLORENCE MAY me ONLY
daughter of William II. and Mary ssy"aio1 Aseu
eight months and four days.
As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day.
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed its life away. =,
Tho friends and acauaintances Of the family VIII
her f9nfTs = en- ssSa Without further
tice.
At the residence Of her uncle, Thomas u. Graf
ton In Henrico county on the e. h,n 81 obn az n
and VI. r. Gresham, aged ten months anu TWO
| DAYS. ,,1yrc trh,rsa,r,
narents No 1913 Fourth street. between JACKSON
and Duva. The friends and acguaintanccs ni Inc
family are respectfully invited to atten6 without
further notice.
Slumber darling little ELLIE,
Slumber like the rose,
When the air OF Heaven
Lulls it to repose.
Angels hover DER thee,
Softly close thine eyes,
Watt thy spirit gently a
To the smiling skies.
Departed this life. July 7. 1869, after about ten
days. sickness of measles, GEORGE D.. lnlane
son Of Emma F. and Thomas j. Smith, ageo one
year and twenty-four days.
CodI nOtner thee.
God has called thee to thy home:
Thou has left lis In thy beauty,
Thou will never more return.
Never, never will caress thee
With my hearts Deep ycarning love;
Blessed angels now enf0ld thee
In thy heavenly home above.
Farewell, GEORGE, thou art sleeping
SweetlT In thy home OF rest;
And we know while we are weeping
Thou art with thy Saviour Dlest
Kiss down my quiyering eyelids, mamma
Thus, thus. and will sleep.
The friends and acqnaintances are most ST. respect
fully invitcdto attend the funeral THIS CIhnrsday
EVENING ut O'Clock ut 81. refers cathcoF"i
without further notice.
sustained on VauXhall's Island by the falling Of
the bridge, ROBERT w. ASHLEY, In the twe e1l,,
se B Be ST ch s leaving an aeconate Wife
and two little children.
Farewell, dear husband one long farewell
God strengthen me, pray, $500
To bear the grief, endure the PAIN .-
Till am called away.
Sad Is the house and lone the hour
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But OH brighter home than ours
in Heaven isnow thine own.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
Charleston (S. C.) Nercury please copy.
In Manchester at his residence: July 3D., OF con-
sumption, ClIASTAIN W. FUQUA, In the t"eh-
ty-third year of his age.
He leaves many dear friends to mourn his loss.
For him our tears did fall,
For him our prayers assembled,
10 him our tolls and cares we're given
IT'LL his sutFcrings all was ended
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FRAUDs.-The thief is vigorously crying
out, "stop thief" The Journal charges
frauds OH the Conservatives-that they
voted dead and absent men, sc. The regis
tration and the voting show large number
of registered white names that were not
voted. The matter of frauds had better be
let alone by the organ and the guinea pigs
of the custom-house. 1t would be good
thing for the Conservatives if the ballot
boxes could be purged. If to-day General
CANDY would give us a new registration,
throw aside the old records, and let us
vote by that new registration, we would
beat the motley cohorts a thousand
votes in Richmond. What are the old regis
trations in great part but the record ofthe
names of floating mass of negroes who are
now God knows where? 1t is as hard to
know anything about them as it is to distin-
guish one black pea from another. Such a
population have al immense advantage in
The ballot, and they have been entirely under
The control of as cunning and unscrupulous
set of rascals as ever adventured within the
limits of this State. Frauds indeed! What
feigning--what impudent feignirg!
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1t is delightful to know that CRANE is de-
seated. that narrow-Ininded blockhead OF
Winchester, who had The impudence to set
up for Congressman at large from Virginia.
He is a pattern of a carpet-bagger aVarl-
cious, intolerant, INSCRIPTIONS, Ignorant
md impudent. He is model, but he has
his quietus. That's good!
WH1TrLEsEY too, is used up and wound
up. He was another pattern "truly loil :,
man great hyprocrite, most impudent
slanderer of the people whose bread ne has
been eating. He has been a great war man
in time of peace. He wanted to put shac-
kles on every white man in Virginia, and
told the Committee of Reconstruction that
we couldn't be trusted, and must therefore
be chained. MCKENZIE beats him by an
overwhelming vote; and that's the last OF
WRITTLEsEy.
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WTARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA..

This CShEBRATED wATERING-pLACE,
nov open Tor The reception and accommodation or
rsa Is situated In Bath county, WI hun
reached from tie Soft yia a the Orange and Alex.
The Warm Springs are fifteen miles from the
railroad, connecting at Millboro' depot with ipo
Of coaches, passing by the Hot Springs end the
These waters hays bsen long and justly famed
fox their csras I've qualities in various diseases as
wen as Tor Inc luxury OF bathing Their properties
and applicable to the treatment OF the following
diseased conditions-viz.
sui;ing from their latent existence Affections Of
the Spinal Marrow and its consequences Paralysis
Hemlplogia, following suppressed excavations
Metastasis of Govt and Rheumatism Affection Of
the Joints; LumbaEo sclatiac, Gontractions and
tho seoFbic
Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De.
ranged Conditions ofthe Liver
diOus Hotel, Il large humber of handsome and con.
and bail;room, Billlard.room, Bowiing-aley, Baik
THE BATHs, which are of the temperature OF
90 to 9s degrees Fahrenheit. are fourth number.
A large octasonal BATH, for gentlemen, IS feet
The LADIES BATH Of equal depth.
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inya-
Baths, supplied with spring water Of Temperature
so to 70 deg Fahrenheit.
The locality Of these Springs is remarkable for
healthiness, the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrious and inVfgo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be Of the best
character. and every effort made to contribute TO
the comfort and convenience of visitors.
Persons intending to visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed To the
summer schedule of the passenger trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
JOHN ". WARWICK,
In .r-f,yrI "