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e. A. aBroyles, Ag't.,

les, cheese, Crackers. C0I-
fee, Sugar. Tea.
And every article usually kept in a First
Family Grocery and Confectionery.
He is agent for the sale of the North
Carolina Dairy Cheese, which he will sell
at Retail or Wholesale, at prices and in
quantities to suit purchasers.
A liberal share of patronage solicited.
Store two doors East of Dosser & Fain's
Dry Goods Store. 4m I'll
% .7aa E-A. BROYLES, AGENT
~ Oct. 2OmI. IlTa M.ala .aalI LLIle,Ii
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THE CHEAPEST-Those who have
l. called at the Store of Henry Lynch
Jonesborough. Tenn. pronounce his new
Goods the cheapest and best in market.
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EDUCATIONAL
BY PROF. HENDERSON rREsNEtL,

=" lhere as within every man q divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and il is the Office of education
to favor and direct these germs. -KAsr O Is
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Flint
LANDS FOR SALEm

i wish to sell $50 acres of the finest
Wheat Land in Washington County
Tenn, lying i'm District No. IL, on the
waters Of Boon's Creek, 8 miles n. E. of
Jonesborough, about $50 acres of which is
cleared and under cultivation. Eighty
acres well set in Clover-10 acres of Mead
ow, the finest i'm the country, all in good
state of cultivation. and under good fence.
Good Orchard; S or 6 ncvcr-failing
Springs. THREE COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSES, Rarns, Cribs, and
other out buildings fkni NJ SslF9t 3
1 will also sell all of my personal pro-
perty. consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Wheat, Corn. Oats, Hay, FarnIing-tools,
'sis8 ALFRED JENKINS.
Sept. 1. m2. ZHa % fH9s .a59ni
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The s12 Lever Watch. No. 1850, pur-
chased from ChaS, z. Norton d Co. 3
Nassau-Street New-York, january 9TH,
has been carried ny me over six months,
with a total variation in time of only 2 q
seconds, without he slightest regulating,
and presents the same briliancy of color
as when purchased. JAMES II. Will
TON. Sec. American s. NJ. Co. n. y
New-York, July 3)th. 1870.
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Mahoncy d ShipIey
Fine Stock.

Have just received a new lot of Stone
Fruis Jars, which they are selling cheap.
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LOOK OUTGHORSE THIEF!

OUTGHORSE THIEF /!
90 STOLEN from the Subscriber IN Tues
day, night the 18th inst. in Doe River
Cove, Carter County, M medium sized
sorrel horse, with white feet, a star in the
forehead and one glass eye. Also a sad
die, Morgan tree, with brass nails and
wrought iron stirrups. Any person ar
resting the thief or giving informationrthat
will lead to his arrest or the recovery of
the horse will be literally rewarded
Address JOHN w. HYDER,
eI Doe River Cove, Carter Co., Tenn.
T0octI3 @ lHfE 4t.fl5h 7La ~
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IS nov. in store the
of Cotton Yarns
Vile. The Rockford
a for their superior
ims sells them i'm any
lm 10 lunches up, as
riees to- compete with
ajuns9tf
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FAMILY GROCERIES,, the best in
IT market, solo at reasonable rates by
LYNCH. auglS
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Rockford Yarns

p. u. Williams i
| largest and best st
eyer offered'in Kuo
Yarns are celebrat.
qualities. Mr.. viii
quantity wanted; {.
ortedasdesire at
apy other market.
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FOR ADVERTISING.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1870.

Rhca Lodge No. AZ.
Regular Meetings every Monday night.
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IsN0thing in the Paper!"

We cut the following on the subject of
newspapers from an exchange-ilicited no
q orbt, by the frequent remark OF the IN
different reader after perusing the news OF
fhe day, THAT there's nothing in the pa
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DOR THE LATEST STYLES, call on
I HENRY LYNCH. rs s5 e@E
HIGHEST Market price for all kinds of
IL Country Produce by HENRY LYNCH
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Seed Oats.

Seed Oats.
Now is the time to secure pure seed of
the best qualities of Oats. Mahoney d
Shiplcy have in store aa
30 bushels Irish Oats at S1,5O
so Black +" LOO
80 q" Brunswick E" : : /: LOO
so Norway, g: 200
Those who wish to raise double the
amount on the >ame ground that has been
formerly made by the common oats, can
do so by sowing either of the above men
toned kind. Call and examine the quail
ity.
MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
Jonesborough, Sept. 2S, 1S70-lm.
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SEED WHEAT /!

New and Improved Variefies+ts CAPRON'-Extremey White. Yields
a to so bushes per acregIP Per bnshel, &c.: DIEHI"-Exfa Whte.5 Yields 30 to- 10
bushels ra acre s r.TAPPA HNNOCK'-Superior White. Yields 2oto3 30 bushels
pefa acre. u :" BOUGifTONSG.Snpert White Yields 10 to 30 bushels per acres 81:
WALK ER'-VngmaR ed!Y Yields % to Is bushels pera ere. 81 "EANCASTERf
-Ecnnsylvan Red Bearded Best fort hhnl and 81 3d. Or Stocko of SEEDW
is selected with the greatest care IA all warranted tuet Il name. -tu*4
2 Grass Seeds Fresh and Pure-An varieties.4eover. Timothy.
Orchard, Kentucky Blue, Herds raso rRcd Top. ARE aboA yentsfor Dfmuk :
Seed Gatherer Hills Lawn Mower. sw
Sole Agents for the BLANCHARD CIURN; Full i'm IF AGRlCGLTJRAAi;
IMPLEMENTS always in Stock. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue ant Prices. All
enquiries cheermly answered. "a xIDn = 80 -aasf .H ed-Heh
- HOUGH & CHURCH, Knoxville, Tennessee =
Depot and Office, No. 8, McGhee Block, Gay St. aeT5 7Oaug25m2
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Men generally talk about what inter
ests them, or what they suppose wiH in
terest them. We like to hear men talk
business. but after all talk is only a sign
of business. but that sign is almost indis-
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inform alton possible without personal examination
concerning them. Y0nkers. as every New Yorker
knows Is station on the Hudson River
Railroad, about seventeen miles from the CITY Hail
There are twentynne trains daily each way between
and New York city, tine first down train leaving at
six A. N. and the last up train at halfpast eleven
r. NJ The running time on the Hudson River Rail-
road from the depot at Thrueth street IL forty
minutes. Tickets are now sold tn packages OF 100
az nineteen dollars, which makes the cost OF trans
porration on the steam railroad Tor one person Tor
year about x1l9.
WHAT COMMODORE VANDERBILT SAYs
This Is the present time table and rates. Mr.. Dun
however, recently waited upon Commodore
vanderbilt to ascertain whether SOME i'm
provement could not be effected in these
matters. The Commodore expressed himself
az disposed to extend all possible facilities
to the inhabitants OF Yonkers, and among other
things run later tram ar night making the last up
at twelve O'Clock. In regard TO the question Of CON-
mutation he told Mr.. Dun in his well known man.
ner to 'see wiliiam,n but subsequently explained
tnat they mad this matter under consideration and
would give Ir early attention.
II Is expecied-with the opening OF the ele-
waited railroad In Greenwich street, which has fts
terminus al The HUDSON River Railroad depot and
winch will materially shorten the through time 70
lhe lower part OF New York-that with the addi-
tlonal passenger traiic certain to follow be-
raj terms or Communication Will be granted
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COURT CAlEvDARs-THls DAY.

suraE@E CouRr-CIRcuT.--Partl. ]. Before Judge
Cartozo. Court opens at halfpast ten A. M.-Nos.
1897, l92l, 1888. 1906 1907, 1907, s19, ATS, 1885,
LIP Lea lea Ss5, 2lSa 2iee, 2l55, 2is 2lss, 2lSj,
opens at eleven A. M.-Nos 244. lo65, 1888, 7o4s,
1874. 1920 1856, a90ls, 1861 1922, 1884 o3y, 1900
4s4, 1853 1906 1910, l546, 1885, 234js.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs.-Hed by Judge
Inaraham. Third Monday calendar called at twelve
O'Clock.
SUPREME CouEr-SpEcIAL TERM.--Heid by Judge
Barnard. Coart opens at halfpast ten A. AZ. De-
IaurrerNo 20. Law and fact.NoS. 30, 1C4, 1885, f87,
16S I7o 173 17s, 1s4 1s5, 1876, 1s7, 1873, 1s9, 19o
19 1es 1oi, l95. Is6, 197, 1so 200 2ol, 2o2, 2oa.
204, 205, 206 66, Ill.
sUpRRioR CoURT-TRIAr. TERM.-Part l-Before
Cnier Justice Barbour.-Nos. 1897, l475 1043, 14s3
1927, 1889, 1907 l443 l44 1iT 1857 1871, 1879 1887,
Ts7, 1863 Part 2.-Before Judge Spcncer.Nos. 1888,
1885 f76o 2oda 2o64, 1884, 208o 2o9s, 2e2, 2ll2 I644
17i2, 1866. 5G6. l438.
COMMON PLEAs--TRrAL TEaM--Pars 1.--Before
Judge Van Brunt Nos 4S4, s32, 4s6 6l9, 400, All,
898, 66O 526, 3i0 lIol 73s, 79S $40, S72. Part -.
Before Judge Loew.Nos $50. 8T0, 58S, $780, SsD 795,
eS4, $50, $50, ss7, sss, $50, 500, so4 sos,
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL TERM.--Part 1--Before
Judge Curtls.Nos. 4a6 1856, e37, S96 442 444, 446,
40 SEQ 5e G,, $50, C4l $50, 664 665, 856 6s5 6s6
6sT Part 2.-Before Judge Aker. Nos 673, 674,
249 384 45S, 465, 400, 505 GA 565, $751; ei2, sG3.
GS2, 6s3 Gsi.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssI0Ns.--Held BY Judge
People ys. Thomas Morton. robbery; Same VS.. Her
man Rohier William Cronacher, James Gayigap,
James Clark, Henry Smith, burglary; Same vs.. Rod
ney 81. Pomeroy. obtaining goods by false pretences
same VS. John sullivan and Thomas Flood, feloni0uS
assault and battery; Same vs. Charles Morse carry
o'keeie, FREDERICK Klein, Charles De Mott. John
Saunders, Maggie Clark, John Healey, Charles Clark
and Mary COuley, grand larceny; Same vs.. Peter
Giroy aud Mary iseardon, larceny from the person.
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Died.

BAGs.--On Saturday, March 10, Mrs ELIZA BALI,
resct OF Henry r. Ball, formerly widow OF Dr. "a.
ward Carrol, Of New Brunswck, n. I- and daughter
OF John CrauIurd, formerly OF Newark, n. J.
Funeral from ST. Clemenps church. Amty street,
near Macdougal street, THIS tMond2yl morning, az
eleven O'Clock.
BRASS.--on Sunday morning, Harch -, JOSEPH
STEpREN. youngest son OF James ~. aad sarah
Braun, aged months aud ~ DAYS.
The friends OF the family are invited tc attend the
funeral, tins Monday afternoon, al three O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents, 2bo Sonta Seventh
street, Jersey City. No carriages allowed.
CHAL0SER.--On saturday, March 10. at MS resi-
dencc. Scheuck avenue, East New York, JoHs J.
CHALoSRH. Esq.
The iunerGi " III proceed TO flaibush Cemetery on
Tuesday, at twelve O'Clock.
CoaSxLL-On Thursday evening, March II as hts
residence Washington Heights. WILLIAM w. Cor
MILL. la the 4sth year OF MS age.
The relatives and trends o1 The lamhY are respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services. al ST.
PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Oh
Twentysec0nd street and Fourth avenue, tnls day
(Mondayl, ~ twelve O'Clock, noon, without furihcr
notice.
cRissEY. Y.-0u FRIDAY, March is, BgNJAMlS cRis.
SHY, aged So years. faonth and days.
TAe relatives and friends ol the family respect.
fuzzy inYltea TO attend the 'aneral from tue six.
teentn street Baptist chnrch near Eighth avenue on
tuesday afternoon, At two o'c 0ck.
CRowLxY.--On Friday March Is. after q shor I and
severe iiiness MARIA, beloved wife oi Jane. Cros.
ey widow oi james II. Conk, in the 4lst year Of
her age.
Dearest mother, thou hast lest us,
And tay oss we deeply feel;
Bat II IL Coo Who hus pcteft Us,
and lie can all cur sorrows hsai.
The iaeRls aad felas'Yes o. the fsaty, as3 ~
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY, March 20, 1870.

WALL CTkEET
SUNDAY, March 20 $780,
There was less speculative activity during the
week as compared win the period attending the
excited decline In gold. The greater dainess was
due to the greater nrmness In
THE GOLD MARKET
where the extreme snuctuation was from lll1
1t3ss, both OF whicn prices were made on nhe same
day-viz.. Monday-ana In the order OF the higher
to the lower price, the decline being due to the In
PRODUCTION OF Senator Summers bill to compel the
banks to hoard their specie at such o rate
as to turn their reserve eventually into coin.
After this furry the market became quiet
ana comparatively steady and firm, the price
112H being made on saturday. during the
earlier hours OF business and before the table OF
exports and imports was made public. The nrm-
ness In gold during the week was due to quiet
buying movement on the part or those who think
gold 'cheap" at such prices. no resistance being
offered for tine reason that tue "bcars'' arc afraid
to sell az the figures which now prevail. The
exports having fallen OF from the previous average
encouraged the "bulls," but on Saturday the I'M
ports for the week showed dtmInution over two
millions as compared with tho previous week. The
effect on gold remains to be seen. Meantime the
prospective failure Of the Funding bill In the House
gives the bulls' temporary support In their views
Of the market. The extreme fluctuations daily dur
ing the week were as fouOws:--
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room for the following rOm the Financial cnrons-

room for the following from the Financial C'ront-
Gle OF the l9tn inst:--
The earnings Of the principal lines OF Western
railway show very favorabiy for the month OF Feb
ruary, 1910, compared with the same month or 1862.
y Will be observed, reference 60 tenble below.
that there is an increase IN the reported traic OF
every road, with the single exception OF Chi
TO the public represent the gross earnings,
ana are not always an indication that the net
earnings are IN the same proportion; but In the
past month II Is probable chat the net earnings were
even more favorable tnan the gross as the month
was remarkable for mlldness OF weather. ana the
operating expenses must nave been much below the
usual amount expended in the month OF February,
when heavy SHOWS arc generally prevalent through
our inc northwest The largest increase In earnings
Is SHOWN by the Illinois Central, being $l3S,6sSa
very considerable amount for the sh0resi month OF
the year. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Is the
next IN Importance, showing increase OF Sl28, $685.
The trafilc OF this road does not vary much with
the cnange OF seasons as several or the Others Tvs
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EARNINGS FROM JANUARY TO MARCH L.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATuRDAv. March

SATURDAY, March 1916 r. M.
coFfKx-rhsre continued. lair demand for Rio from
the trade at full prices and sales of $500 bags
Nautilus, and In Baltimore 45o0 Parheon on private
terms. st. Domingo in demand, and 1868 bags
sold on private terms Other kinds dull but
in value.
CorroN.-wIth increased offerings and only moderate
demand, the market for this staple only moderately
active and prices were heavy lower tho bulk tho sales
being at reduction Of c per To- the market
was duh aud weak at the decline Including I57
rive the sscs were2s9 bales of which s6a for export
42 for spinning, LOG speculation and In transit For
future delivery the business active and holders
being anxious to realize, prices declined per Id. The
sales foiows20o bales oasis long mddng for
arch) at 22c. 2c 500 do. for AprD at 22hc 1c
zoo do (for May) at 2ac 100 do Gor May) 700 do
for juno at 22c 100 do dor June) al 2s 800 do Gor
April to June) at sc and late yesterday COO do or May)
a a2Rc and s0o do. for june s1ac 329sc Wa append
the rln nainu nta
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Long Island Real Estate.


The Long Island real estate market continues
brisk and sales are on the increase. The following
IL correct record Of the sales effected for the past
week in the various localites:-
NEwTowN.--Frederick D. Homes to Edward A.
Smith, i've lots for 1900. Charles Stephens to
John ii. Livingstone two lots for $S,0 ,000 Marcus 8.
Ginztnberg TO Adophus A. Newman, four lots for
$500.
JAMAICA.-Wi!llam ]. Sayres TO Jacob Gins two
lots for $685. Eliza Newman to Ad0lphus Newman
six lots for $3.50. William J. Sayres to Latham NJ.
Jaeger, three lots for $S40.
Observation-Disclosures Hawxhurse TO curtis s.
Smith, two lots for $500. William Grifln to Lott
Van Wisler. two lots for $675.
OYSTER BAY.-lsaac Luyster, OF Oyster Bay, has
purchased the farm OF Edward l.. Frost for S6 500.
BA43YLON.--The farm OF Elias Leek, containing 100
Workers for $40, 600. Alexander =. Sammls has sold
his farm Of forty acres for SO, 256.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.--D X. Elmendoh reports the
following Sales:-Tw0 lots on Noble street TO Mr..
Whtten, OF Brooklyn for $420 TWO lots on the same
street to Mr. Home5, OF Brooklyn, for $540.
BREsLAU.--Inis Is the name OF q new settlement
recently made by party Of Germans from Albany
ana Troy who have purchased 5000 acres to the
west OF Babylon, q distance OF Two miles. Over
1000 lots 25xi00, have been sold within past two
weeks The conditions OF sale are such that build
Che frame OF q large hotel, 2sx60 ieet has been
raised 1t is to be three stories high, with basement,
located nearly opposite the railroad depot. large
lager beer brewery and factories to be erected.
1T Will be esinnabited principally by Germans, ana Is
to be known as Breslau PLAIN.
AMrTgvILLE-Henry M. Purdy, OF Amityvine, has
sold his farm to Ell Robbins for $4,000.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

CABLE-SEITgg. .-ln this city, on Tuesday. March
Is, by the Rev. A. w. wyatt, JANIS CAgLE 10
CATuAEIsE SETTER, both OF Poughkeepse.
DIcKINsoN-ALLES.--In this city, on SGnoay,
March 90 at the Church OF the Divine Paternity, by
the Rev. e. II. Chaplin, u. D., Major WILLIAM DICK
fSsoS, United States Army, to Miss GEORGE J. Al
LEM daughter OF Thomas q. Aiiea, Esq, all or ths
city.
HELp--KRrGE8.--on Saturday, March 10, by the
Rev. Aug. ii. NJ. Held, CHARLES w. he I'D TO SIIisi
T.. KRUGER hotA OF thts city. No cards.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Receipts Of Places OF Amusement, Railroad,
Stage, Ferry und Gas Companies for tho
Month OF February.
The following are the returns OF gross receipts
made by the different railroad, stage, ferry and
amusement companies for the month Of February
ana also the number OF cuDc feet Of gas burned
during the same-period The return OF the agent OF
all the lottery shops Is also included by way OF
yarlett:-
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Totals. .s5s5Silo Msl5I5S s7O1sss s;ass

For the two mouths from January TO March
the statement Is not as strong Tor February alone:
in the first month OF the year the principal did
not make very favorable returns. and II was natu-
teriafiy fall on from those Of 1859. The February
reports. however, give q conclusive refutatlOn to
those gloomy i0reb0dngs and place the companies
In much better position than they stood q month
ago. We see no reason to change the opinion pre-
In prosperous condition.; but where there has been
no increase In mileage there would seem To be no
fr..fY
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reserve required by law.
THE LATEST PRICES or STOCKS.
After the adjournment of the boards on
Saturday the following were the final prices
made on tho street for the leading shares:--
Canton, sl2f GA; Cumberland, 81 q 291;
western Uniou, S2S 321@; QUICKSILVER, 10 1otl;
Mariposa, TX Q; do. preferred, 1S1i 10;
Pacific Mail, 3sss a3.; Adams Express, coz
a s1l&; Wclls-Fargo Express, 2oT y 2ojz; American
Express, 3sls 3s; United States Express, AK bid;
New YORK Central consolidated lex dIv.b e2ss;
do. scrip, soh; Harlem, 142 143; Erie, :4sl 25A;
Reading, os u as1s; Michigan Central, 11s 1l0ls;
Lake Shore, S5k s55x; Illinois Central, I39 142;
Cleveland aud Pittsburg sS . 9sh; Chicago and
Northwestern II u 7its; do preferred, s2>< a s2H;
ROCK Island. 1lSH 1ls1f; Milwaukee ana ST.
Paul, 5s1l SO; do, preferred. 73A q 1917; Toledo
ana Wabash, 45A 45i<; Fort Wayne, 94X q 94x;
Ohio and Mississippi 2s}a 2ssl; New Jersey
Central, 1o2,k a 1O2E.
CLOSING PRICES OF GovEgNMENrs.
The following were tue latest street prices for
tue government iist:-United States currency sixes
1922. ll27; do. SKIES. 1884, registered ia 1l4M;
do. DO, coupon, 1f4A l14ts: do. fye-twenties,
registered, May and November. I0sz 100; do. do,
1862, coupon do, lo93. io9s; do. do, 1854, do.
do, 1854 1887; do. do, 1885, do. do, 100 103&;
do. do 1896, coupon, January and July, 1914 .
1O7X; 40. do, 1907, do DO, 1855 1887; DO DO,
1888, do. do, 1851 Io9h: do ten.fofes registered,
los 1o5f; do. do, coupon. I05is i05is
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Alta meeting OF the directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, on the 18th, contracts
were made for She grading, masonry, excavations,
&C., OF the greater part Of their line between the
White Sulphur Springs ana the Ohio river, amount.
Ing, In the aggregate to over $3,0o0,0oo. Between
G,ooo and 1000 men win be at once put on the line,
and 1t s expected that the section between the Ohio
river and tho Kanawha coal region viii be COM
pcted within the year. The secretary reports also,
that the floating debt Of the company NEARLY
600 ooN has been paid or and tho States interest
In the Blue Ridge tunnel provided for by the pur-
chase OF Virginia State bonds Tue new loan was
being rapidly taken, and there IS an excellent pros
pect for an early completion OF the line The trea
snry Of tho company is said to be In condition 10
enable the road TO be opened at an early day aud q
large equipment to DO placed thereon.
in view OF the interest now manifested In tho mat
ter OF railway values affected by the questions OF
the declloe In goia snd reduced esra,ags we make
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IL ana Mobile and

FLoUa And GRAIN.-Reccipts ESQ bbls. flour, 2,4yl
bags corn meal $40 bushels wheat 7$53 do b55 do
oats, 342 do barley $40 do. and ,2ap do malt The
hour market r,ed duh aud prceswcfe nonnay unchanged
There wEs but le demand for shipment The sales
confined TO about 0 bbis. Southern dour duh
changed Sales 50 bb Rye -four steay, with
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Br0olslyn Revenue Returns.

The following returns OF receipts for places OF
amusement ferry, railroad, gas and insurance
companies were made in the ofllce OF the Collector
for the Third Collection district dunng the month
ending March l5:---
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Condition Of the Rent Market-s uburban Sales
and improvements.
The week closed on q dull market, with weak
feeling among buyers, who are mostly looking for
fall In prices. Considerable improved property is
offering, as is usual during the weeks preceding the
1st OF May, the unusual pressure OF tenants this
year for cheaper inducing greater disposition
among owners to sell out and prompting more lib-
eral concessions The times. however are rather
pcrious FOR such investments. There s nothing
new to say OF rents. Some few landlords have ex-
hbited disposition to meet the popular demand In
liberia. spirit but by far the greater number still
hold out for htgu rents, wnlie The tenant class are
equally unanimous In holding or Patience vet
awhile longer on the part OF the latter wt think
lind ITS reward.
Southern shield., 1870-06-11

In a speech before the Memphis Chamher of Commerce, Forrest said that tue St. Louis and Iron Mountain RailrVh hd Company had proposed to build 9se Ma.ays ,, rsseaz ines. special