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DIVIDENDS, ETC.

nay PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 29T South
FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1870
NOTICE-In accordance with the terms OF the
Lease and Contract between the East Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company, dated May 10, 1869, the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company will
pay at their once, No. 227 South FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia, on ana after the nth day OF January
1sIl dividend Of $3.50 per share clear of all taxes
to the Stockholders OF the East Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, as they shall stand registered on
the books OF the said East Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on the 3lst day OF December, 1870.
S. BRADFORD,
Treasurer,
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
NOTE.-The transfer books OF the East Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will be closed Decem-
Der 81, 1870, and reopened on January 10, 1871.
HENRY c. JONES,
Treasurer,
12 81 till East Pennsylvania Railroad Company
s6y- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 22I S. FOURTH
Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80, 1870
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be clos
on Wednesday, the 14thof December next, and
opened on Tuesday, the 10th OF January, 1871.
A dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. has been de-
clared on TIVE Preferred and Common Stock, clear
OF State tax payable in cash on the 9th OF Decem
Der next the holders thereof as they shall stan
registered the books OF the Company at the close
of business on the 14th OF December. ALI payable
at this office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped. S. BRADFORD,
12l6w Treasurer.
HeSse TO THE HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE
w" STOCKS.-Notlce is hereby given that the
Interest due January 1871. on the Funded DsDt OF
the State Of Ohio, will be paid at the American EX-
change National Bank, In the city OF New York,
from the 1st to the 18th proXimO, and ther after at
our Office in this city. Columbus, Ohio, December
IL, 1870
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF Stat,
ISAAC II. SHERWOOD, Secretary OF state,
FRANCIS Il. POND Attorney General,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of tn State OF
Ohio. IL 30 I'm
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THE CITY OF BOSTON has selected Hallet, Davis
Co.'s Pianos for It's Normal and Grammar Schools.
Warerooms, No. s27 Chestnut street. Prices mode
rate for cash and instalments, or rent w. Redheld
Phelps & Co., agents.
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REV. ALBERT BARNES. OF different
sizes OF the late Rev. Albert Barnes from life, can
be had at II. Gutekunsts No. Tl2 Arch street.
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No Official Receptions to be Held.
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n.y. OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

pSsB OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1, 1870.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
semannual dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock OF the Company, clear OF National and
State taxes, payable in cash. on or after November
80, 1870.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the office OF the company.
The office will be opened at A. NJ. and closed at
p. NJ, from November 80 to December 8, for the
payment OF dividends, and after that date from A.
NJ. TO p. NJ. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
1I12m Treasurer
n.y. THE AMERICAN BUTTON-HoLE, OVER
SCANNING AND SEWING MACHINE COM.
PANY, ONCE No. 1918 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13, 1870
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Booss OF this Company will be closet
on THURSDAY, Dec. I'D, and reopened on MON
DAY, the I'd day OF January, ISL
A dividend OF TEN PER CENT has been de-
cared the capital stock Of the ComPSny, clear OF
State tax payable in cash the 2Sth day OF Decen-
ber next to the holders thereof they shall stand
registered the books OF the Company at the close
OF business on the 22d Of December payable at this
office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped w. b. MENDENHALL,
12l413t Treasurer.
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BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, ana qua
ranteed, by ALBERTsos q Co., No. l4S5 Chestnut
afraet
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Heye NOTICE Is HERE2Y GIVEN THAT AN
application win be made NJ the next meeting
81 tne Genesa ,A Assembly ,S Of the ol
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth. 10
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rfSs. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
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Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, In ac-
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nsIgn PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 22T South
TOTrRTII Streat
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NEW YORK HEP AID FRIDAY JANUARY a. l87o-rRPLE SHEET

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no al the last seen OF him was going mp Broad
!" 81 like man who saw nor heard nauaht OF the
0usy world about him. His family have not seen him
since Wednesday night, ana II Is believed that he IL
being carefully watched by his friends, particularly
Mr. Brown, anu that they will see to 1t that ne comes
10 no harm.
HOME DESTROYED
The brass plate with the PASTORS name on u has
been taken Off the door OF the pastoral residence ana
the unfortunate family OF me ex-pas'or were yester
day busily engaged In packing up their thlngs pre-
paratory 10 leaving the city Mrs Cook rs suffering
greatly from the blow she has received by the con-
duct OF her husband and rs deserving OF great SYM
pathy and what more, the substantial aid OF the
1eth0dlsts OF this city.
THE END.
A resolution has been passed by the trustees OF
the Seventh street church recommending the pro-
per authorities to dismiss Mr. Cooke pastor, and
the presiding elder has taken such measures ~ TO
bring HIM TO Q formal trial. The General Con-
ference OF the Methodist Church. strange TO say,
meets next April at this church, and the case OF Mr.
Cooke as minister who has fallen from grace viii
come before It, In conclusion 1t may be said that
The majority Of people who have c0nversed with the
unfortunate man since his eiopcment with Miss
Johnston do not think he Is insane.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
ANOTHER RECESS OF TIVE LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Jan. 13, 1859.
Both branches Of the Legislature, by concurrent
resolution, adjourned until Wednesday next ON
account OF the illness OF Speaker Hitchman.
Mr.. Herman introduced III the Assembly to-day o
bill amending the Election law so far as regards the
city OF New York. IL provides THAI canvassers and
inspectors OF election be chosen annually by the
people, that they must be residents Of the election
district for which they may be eiected that no ticket
snail contain more than two names for either position
and that the two receiving the highest votes be
elected and the one OF the remaining two receiving
the next highest vote be appointed by the Mayor.
The bill gives the minority one inspector ana one
canvasser IN eacn dstrcs. The provisions some
what similar 10 the Old law.
The senate to-day went into executive session for
the purpose OF confirming an appointment or Canal
Appraiser in place OF Mr.. Brooks, resigned. Samuel
North Is understood TO be the appolntee 1t ls said
the Senate did not confirm tile appointment.
The Railroad Committee OF the Common Council
held meeting this afternoon to consider the feas
by Of tue proposed railroad between this city and
North Adams, Mass. A number OF our leading clt-
were IN attendance, also several distinguished
gentlemen rom Rensselaer, county and the border
towns OF MASSACHUSETTS,, all Of whom favored the
project
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. l3, 1870.
ILLNESS or sPEAkER HiTcHMAN.
Mr. ALvoRD stated lnat Tie Speaker OF the House
was prostrated win Illness aud his recovery was.
in the opinion OF hts physician, retarded by his
anxiety concerning the sessions OF lhe House. He
therefore moved that when the House adjourns TO-
day II adjourn Til Wednesday next. Agreed 10.
ANNUAL REPORTS.
The annual reports OF the State Engineer and the
superintendent Of the Onondaga Salt Springs also
the report Of the trustees Of the Willard Insane
Asylum. also OF the State Inebriatc Asylum, were
lald before the House.
THE PENIrENTIARY SYSTEM
Mr. LAWRENCE presented the memorial OF the New
YORK Prison Association for change the penltcr-
t,ary system.
BILLS REPORTED.
by Mr.. FIELps-Amending the Albany Special ses-
slons Court law; also relative to taxes In Lewis
BY sr. sELKREa-Relative to the compensation OF
Mr. FIELDS, by consent reported from The JUDI
ciary Committee the bin for the relief OF the Me-
| chanics' Association.
by MI RONAN-Amending the Capiai Police law.
BY Mr. CULLEN-Relative to the American Bap-
tst Missionary Union; also the relief OF Bertnero
Jones; also changing the name Of the Knox Railway
! Company
BY Mr.. MosELy-Reative to Joint stock com.
| panes.
4 by Mr. DRoLL-Amending the act relative to ay.
| Ing out roads IN Kings county.
| By Mr. WHIrE-Amending the act relative 10
accounts.
! by MIR. MISUNDERSTANDING to New York and
| Brooklyn ferries, and TO preserve human life
! By Mr. PLUNKErT-Regulating the use OF New
| York hackney coaches.
BY MIR. kIERNAN-vCharterng the trustees or the
protestant Episcopal church or Long IsIand also
| relative TO New York city and county elections
By Mr. L0wRY-tor the relief OF the Ullca Me.
chanics' Association.
| 10y Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the act for grad
ing sree.s N Newburg, passed IN 1885, also amend.
| ing an Act authorizing the Newburg Common Coun.
| cil to lay out certain streets.
By ar. MISUNDERSTANDING the Saratoga
spring water law; also for a Town hall ut SaratoMa
| springs.
by Mr.. SELKREd-Changag the name or the Ithaca
4, and Towanda Railroad
! by MI. HAsBRouok--Charterlng the Excelsior
! manufacturing Company; also amending the New
YORK city steam Boiler Inspection act; also
/ the Game and fish Preservation act.
/ BY Mr.. notwithstanding religious freedom tto
! Convicts.
] BY Mr. CAMPBELL-Prohiblting the cutting OF ice
within quarter OF a mile OF any public highway
! by Mr. PArRICK-To amend the Elmira city Charter
| MOTIONS.
Mr.. NJ @. MURPHY moved that the Railroad Com.
| mittee report bill preventing the hudson River
! Railroad Company from running steam or dummy
engines south OF Canal street, New York, II deemed
expedlent Agreed to.
Mr.. BAMBER moved that the Judiciary Committee
I report Dill regulating the sale Of kerosene Oil.
Agreed to.
Mr. HcsrED moved that gold badge, to cost not
] over 500, be procured for The sergeant at ar ms
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LEGAL ESFELLIGENCE.

ABANDONED IN THE STREET-A healthy male
infant about three months old, was found by two
citizens In front OF No. Rutherford place last
night and taken to the Eighteenth precinct station
house.
JUMPED INTO THE RIvER-At half. past six last
night Henry 7. Dawson, music teacher residing at
202 East Broadway while attempting to jump on
Fulton ferry boat, jumped into the river and was
rescued by ofacer Goodwin, OF the Second precinct.
KEROSENE ExpLosIoNs.-At halfpast six O'Clock
last night akerosene lamp exploded In the carpenter
shop OF Alfred Scarsbrock, No. 100 Centre street,
causing loss OF $780, Mr.. Scarsbrock, VINO was In
the shop at the time Of the explosion, was badly
burned aboat the face and arms sent to the City
Hospital Al hapast lye anoner exp explosion I ly,, &C,
street which was put out by officer Mc0ill, OF the
First precinct, causing a loss Of only ten dollars.
FIRE AT THE ST. CLOUD HoTEL-M twenty
minutes to ten O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in the washroom, on the second noor, OF
the ST. Cloud Hotel, corner OF Broadway and Forty
second street. but was extinguished by the en-
poyes of the hotel, causing loss or seventy-fye
dollars to the building Ihe M n9se a y n owned oy D.
have insurance OF $4,000 on furniture. The fire
is supposed to have originated from rats nibbling
matches.
FELL FROM DUMMY ENGrkE-At three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Christian Pushmon, aged ninc
OF 500 Greenwich street. while riding on Hudson
River Railroad freight train drawn by a dummy
engine through Canal street, fell underneath car
and was dragged from Cne corner OF Canal ana Huu-
the OF Renwick street before the engine
could be stopped, receiving a compound fracture Of
the left arm, besides a severe scalp wound. lie
was attended by police Surgeon Frazer and sent TO
Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance.
SNEAK THIEVES IN THE NINTH WARD.-About
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, while the family
Of Joseph springsteen, OF $50 Charles street,
were temporarily absent from the house, sneak
tnief or thieves entered and stole $500 In money
from bureau drawer on the first moor; also two SILK
dresses and furs valued at $500. description or
three young men who were observed hanging about
the house at the time the robbery was committed
was furnished Captain Washbourne, at the Ninth
precinct station house who VIII make efforts TO se
cure their arrest.
FATAL ACCIDENTS YEsrERDAY.-An unknown boy,
aged about twelve years, was run over by Harlem
raroad train at the corner Of Forty-fth street and
Fourth avenue yesterday afternoon and instantly
killed He was dressed In black coat and pantc red
scarf, white shirt, CATERS light har light hair and
complexion His body was removed TO the Morgue
aDd the Coroner Notified.
Tnornas sayle, aged afteen residing at 3os East
Thlry-sixth street, died yesterday Afternoon from
the effects OF fall received while playing In the
yard OF ST. Gabriel's school, in Thirtysixth street.
yesterday morning. The Coroner noticed and
Will hold an inquest this morning.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
y "A T. u.
ALBANY, Jan. l3, 1870.

ALBANY, Jan. l3. 1870
BILLS REPORTED
BY Mr. Acknowledgements the westcnester
county Common Pleas and General Sessions OF the
Peace act also prescribing jurisdiction and 70 pro-
vide for filling vacancies IN Courts OF Sessions; also
for the relief Of Mary Bradley.
The Senate concurred In the House resolution to
adjourn over tll Wednesday next
BILLS NOTICED.
by Mr.. GESET-AtnendIny the New York ana
Brooklyn Wharf acts.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MIR. CAULDWEiL--For the relief OF william
Chamberlain also for the relief OF Georgiaua Bush
BY Mr.. CHApMAN-Providmg means 10 extend tho
Chenango Canal
BY Mr.. PIEKcE-To incorporate the National
homeopathic University OF the city OF New York.
BY Mr.. MINER-For the relief OF John Fitzpatrick.
by Mr.. BLooD--Alowing the town OF Milton, sara
BY Mr., misunderstanding the acts extending
the jurisdiction OF the Sarrogate's Court.
by Mr.. BowEN-Preventng the clerks OF the Sur.
rOgates Court practising as attorneys, &C., or as
special guardians IN sucn court.
BY Mr.. PIERCE-Authorizing the North Ameri
can Lie Insurance Company 10 issue scrip 70 policy
holders.
BY Mr.. NJ. Notwithstanding the revised statutes
relative to clerks OF New 0rk district courts.
by Mr.. SANFORD-To amend the act authorizing
certain towns and counties In Oneida, HerKimer,
Madison, Otsego and Chenango counties to take
stock In the Utica, Chenango and Susquehanna Val
| ley Railroad.
| by Mr.. ScorT-AmendtnQ the act relative to pre-
ferred IN the supreme Court and the Court Of
Appeals, passed April 8, 1850.
by Mr.. KENNEDY-FOr the relief OF Jacob PrOn
by Mr.. CAULDwELL-Kelative TO the Westchester
County Court.
PAYMENT THE OLD STATE DEBT IN COIN.
Mr.. LORD introduced the following resolution,
which was laid overt
Resolved If the Assembly concur That the principal
Of the State debt before The 25th Feb
ruary, 1862 which held by Comptroller OF
Commissioners OF tho canal fund In trust, be paid tho
becomes due gold, and that the Comp
tr0er and the Commissioners of the canal
lively purchase from time TO time such amounts Of gold coin
shall be necessary to enable them TO comply with this
resolution.
NEW STANDING COMMITTEE.
new standing committee, known as the Com.
mlttee on the Affairs OF Villages, was ordered.
kxECUTIvE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session Tor
half an hour on the question OF appointing Canal
Appraiser IN place Of Mr.. BROOKS.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS IN ALBANY.
On resnmlrg the legislative session the Senate
mon Council Of Albany 10 issue bonds for public I'M
was reported to the Senate and oriered 10 4 third
reading.
PROPOSED REBUILDING or WASHINGTON uAGKEr.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN gave nouce or a biz Tor Tcuild-
ing washington Har.et III New iors cay.
AMENDhESr OF THE MEiaOPOLIrAn EAc4sE LAW.
Mr. Al. NORTON reported Dllt a.ncau.Ds the
metropolitan Excise law.
The senate then adjourned until Wednesday 1e2t.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Colonel Charles Williams, Of wooster; Judge J. ..
Carter, Of Washington; Judge J. Taylor OF mobile;
Colonel G. HELEN, OF washington, and Judge Q. ".
Brown, or Minnesota are at the Metropolitan Hotci.
General o. L. Shepherd Of the United States Army;
oliver Ames, Of Massachusetts,; Colonel O. II. Wells
and Judge Newbold, or Philadelphia, are at the Astor
House.
Manuel r. Garcia, Minister, and captain Carruy-
no, OF the Argentine Legation; Captain Kemm's ana
Captain Fulton, OF her Mnjesy's service, Bermuda.
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Professor A. p. Smitt OF Baltimore, Is at the Cole
man House.
Surgeon Henry Z. Brown, Of the United States
Army, ana E. o. Lispenard, OF Montreal, are at the
HOf1man House.
General B. II. Brlstow Of Louisville; General J. 7.
Croxton, OF Paris. KY; NJ. g. Grier, Of the United
states Army, ana A. Corwin OF Washington, are at
the Everett House.
Congressman Oakes Ames, OF Massachusetts; Colo
mel w. NJ Strong. OF Albany; General G. B. FISK, Of
ST. Louis and Colonel J. s. Easement, OF Onio, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Major Ellison, OF New York, and DR.. streeter, Of
watertown, are at the st. Denis Hotel
Professor H. c. Mott, OF Englewood; Commander
Frank Harris and A. Kline OF the United States
Navy are aG the st. Charles Hotel.
Miscellaneous Personal Move ments.
Hon. Robert q. Schenck, Of ONO. IL the "Father
OF the Housen He entered II In 1S43 and (havng
been out from 1851 to 1899 Is serving his eighth
term
Queen Victoria has received as presents from the
Chief OF tue Basutos, OF Moshesh IN South Africa, q
magnificent tiger and box Of diamonds valued at
$4,000.
Green Clay Smith, who mas been Governor OF
Montana for a few years past mas Just Joined the
Baptsts and Is ordained as o minister In Madison
county Ky.
The wives OF upwards OF q hundred convicts at
Cayenne nave petitioned the French Minister or JUS
tice to be allowed TO rcoin ihcr husbands In that
penal colony.
The Governor or Florida gets SO 900; his cabinet In
all s24 0O0 and the Legislature $500 per annum, or,
allowing forty days to the session, twelve dollars
and fifty cents per day.
Bishop Kingsley, the American Methodist Episco-
pal Bishop OF China left Pekin OCTOBER II for an
official visit to the mission stations in CHINA. He
expected 10 leave for Europe early in December.
daughter or Brigadier Sir Hugh Wheeler, who
was III command at Cawnpore at the time Of the
mutiny has recently been discovered In the harem
OF petty rajal, where she has been detained for
the past twelve years.
Archduke Louis Salvador, cousin to the Emperor
OF Austria, has written valuable work on the
Balezrfc Islands for which the Regent OF Spain has
conferred upon MIN tine Grand Cross OF the Orde Of
Charles vi.