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w. Ma LIN. d. W. y ''''-
{ A MES ". N |; lis ~
! LII King St. AiUAM Va.
w, Ma LIN

lS7 King St. ALOHA, Va.
Dealers in ARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors. Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, Mouidinss,
Bslnsters, of different patterns ana Nowol
Posts. a large stock O: French and America"
Glass, iuublo and singh thick. OF all sizes
Paints, Oils Vurnishes, Paint and White Wash
prn airt Lows Pure White Lead, and thor
brands of enc quality, Putty. Turpentlne ,and
Machine OIL ALSO, Limo. Of superior 4nAlltS
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt Tor
Roofing. &c large stock OF fngus teloDr",
tod Car Auger., and other articles found IN hrsl
Glass Builders Furnishing establish monts
An orders for Lumber, Trick and ell kinds
If i;uilLlng Material, promptly attended to.
,rnn, .nsh feb | II
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LECTURE. We understand that Mr.. Benz.
HalIowell will lecture before the AleXandri,
Library Company, by invitation next Tuesday
evening ut the Assembly Rooms,
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VTRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAM
Eh(HT0Ry

FAOIONA,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., AloXa..
We have now made up 500 doors of all sizes,
from So to $40; SOC Windows of sash g a"eI
and unelazed, cheap; 300 pairs Blinds, all
szes: IL 600 feet Mouldings, 10 ditIorent pat,
terms viii make At short NOTICE WindoW IN d
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels Balus'
ters and Hydrants constantly on hand. hbor-
Al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we les
confident that we can please our customers.
pianinv, Tongue and Growing, Saving
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the bes'
Plans and specifications furnished TO partie:
contracting with us for building inaerlals
,,nrD RISHElLL & HODGE.
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EJEcTED.-P A. Brccn. u DISTINGUISHED
member Of the Radical party OF this city, and q
Federal Office holder, Was summariIy elected
last night from house in which wake at
which he had presented himself uninvited W as
in progress.
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FIREMEN's HATS --Ale-;rs. Joseph Young
as presents from Assistant Engineer Frank
Harrow, OF Galveston, Texas, iiremen's hats
and belts ii the fire ORGANIZATIONS Of thai city
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CITY ITENa.
HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL,

AT THE
HARMONIC HALL,
ON THE Y-SEVENTH INSTANT
Committee Of ATrongrmen
L. Stein, j. Schneider. :. Deslham,
A. Rosenthsl, o. Portner, l. Rammo!.
A. 1denson.
Floor Committee.
K. w. Falls. P. Weinberg. w. &: Wilkcning,
J. Kaufman, y. Bendheim.
Ballet Master-Harry Binswanger.
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INST Ont

"CuEkkf PICTORIAL TkUCH Is,
For GoLl= Coughs, Sore Throat and BrnnrhitIz
NONE 90 aooD, NONE So PLEASANT.
N6NECUaE IS QUICE.
RUSHTON u CO,
dec i-.!u, 10 AsLor House, New York.
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5,orMEssaoN MERCHANTS.
20. 2. ROBINSON s. SON.

GEO. z. ROBINSON SON.
GEoCGEs, FORWARDING AND COMNl5.
SION MERCHANTS.
King street, Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid to the selling OF al!
kints o. Country Produce. Goods forwarde'!
promptly. nov Zl-.!
EsOOE, WEDDERBUKN s. CO.,
(Succcssors TO Fowe s. Co..
COMMISSION, SHIPPING 81 FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,
Also dealers in GUANoS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
nnt SUGARS. my 2l-tf
RICHARD ". AVERY. j. DAvIDsoS.
4 VERY 6 DAVIDSON,
"A Successors 81 Henderson u Areryl
GEOCERS, LIQUOR And COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No ..E, King street, corner of Alfred,
Aloxandria, Va.
D".icrs in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish. Flour, Ba-
coz, Coffee, 'ica. Sugar, sc. Country Produce
taken ia exch.n.c l,7 merchandise, or sold o"
commission 81 lowest rates. feb M-!i
u. u. GOULD. ". H. wlLKENINn.
5xOULD s. WILEENfNG,
GED,EEY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No 80 North Royal 81
Doalors in GkUCEkI Els, TEAS, OOFFEE@.
SUGARS. WHISKY. BRANDY, VINE,
&c. strict attention paid 10 tho sale Of COZ n
TRY PRODUCE. ian lily
GEORGE wAsuIHaroH W. W. HEnsgsT
SsfASHlNGTON * HkkBERr,
W iSucrassors TO Geo Washington.)
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II North Union st.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given 10 the sale of sl!
kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, and filing
orders for GROCERIES,, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, l.lM h, &c, st the
lowest market market price. feb 1T
ROBERT EDMONDS,
- !Succcssor to W. A. SmooL y Co..
FORWARDING * GENERAL. COMMlS-
SION NJ tkCHANT,
No. . King street. Alexandria, Va.
strict attention paid to the sale Of all kinds Of
COZ NTRY PRODUCE. dec Billy
| EKoDEES Il CO.
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL. COMMl#SlON MERCHANTS,
Wholcsal" Dealer ~
GROCERIES,,
PROVISIONS,
%al,T FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep OH hani r general assortment OF
Cor,!ugo, Tar, Pitch, Nails Lime, Packing.
Oils Lamps and Ship anG Naval Stores.
All orders sud consgumouts promptly at
tended TO, and goods forwarded without delay
10 cOns gne0a on arrival
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Tran:-
portation line. NH lott
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II. u. ROnIS.

New YORK. Jan. l9.-Ihe Governmen
will purchase $1,000, 900 bonds this m"rnnE
About $1,000, 900 were offered at from lib g.
100 to |, IA 90 100.
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Among the numerous and interesting por-
formances will be introduced
l. Grand Tahleaux, representing Prince Car
nival with his Pages; Gsmhrnas on his Throne,
surrounded by his Satilites, and King BacchuS,
with his Knights Of Frolic.
.. A full and complete Mrn ,Gern comnris-
ing tho living Animals Of this and tho ether
hemisphere. an l2-2a"td
A LIST OF DRAMATIC AND FANCY COSTUMES
We name in part: Hamlet Charles H., Don
Carlos, Black Hawk, Indian Chief, AlonHo tbs
brave), Merry Monarch, u Swiss Peasant, Hin
waLha, .lstlicr, Don Cesar 10 BnHan, Earl o!
Essex. Knight Templar. M American Svilur,
Rob Roy, II Turkish Chief, Spanish Cavalier,
Earl ar Richmond. Don Pedro, Young NorVal,
with many others to" numerous |" nsIne. Com
ic and NJ scc:Nneous Costumes : the Ape, \ an
kne Clock pcidlor, John .Nhin.man, rerotc or
French Clown. Sam Patch. Ohio Fat Boy, thc
Bntlmure Swell. g Monk, Live lank, y ia
BAN, .Iue Jack Shophar'i. Fred. Douglas.
Brigand ur the Rhine, Paul Fry, Dcnnn, Ia
panase Tommy, r"lGy miles Boy, Punch,
5wi Lager Dutch, Quaker, tho Witch ii En-
dor, the Kings Fo1I. Comic Brothers, Blue
Skin Georgia Sam. tho What Is IT, with also
variety Of i.aLiu=' DIcssre, and lady t" attend
them. J"lIN \. NEib,
jan II t:;:th ln5 king street.
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rMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO in
= store and for sale by
isnl VIM F. BROOkhS, LOG Prince St.
tOpFISH for sale bv
WM. +. BROOKES,
ian 10 los Prince street.
v,GGS AND PRIME BUTTER, for sale by
H, tec "a j. G.. MILBURN.
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INSURANCE; AGENCIES

aTENN R00ES Nd M11N1EA 7, TT Kilt
Z CaTi0SS JnST KECEiVED AT
NV " 30 az L1NE SrRuET'
80 - -, U;nJ;o..oI . uistorv of ,ho
10y DtiUt f.n,, IL, hoainnins in 1SiG
To- the present time by Harriet Becchcr Stowe;
$lJO
a Tnlc Of Eternity, and other FooinS by
Gerald Massey; 81
Kitty, by Il. Beth"lA Edwnre.sr author 81 !!
"Winter with the Swallows;' soc.
"h nee complete works Of Tcnnyson, Holy Grail,
Size new poem included; paper covers ""'
bound 81.
81 worth Of Muslc for th!rty-Nvc CENTS
timing twenty two pieces Of music-clrvcn
I son; mnn ""'S n CS' and Amercs cainpS.
DeSt t9F''Ht' I,h%'>'' s','t ';,, %.
efs pH%'E' ,tl'' 'Hrtt '''' t IT, ,,;o ,r
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i'r tlie 'a''ny t,i,,,,n, .,I .m hm,nI;.~
Hic"o'" MnIsI' ga,
ial,hy' w Yuan, II y,;,..n.
vel, l2mo.; II ~. v
The Qnlrt Heart from o'S'N ""'" "AsA-
'' The Tribune Almanac for Is7o. il vaI"NbI"
~ New books daily. ~
ian l.! q. +. FKENtH'
| >-,nn,,,>r ,uu ,yEttaNnI.EG ST.,
wv w "'' - I.nI nnnJ sunnly Of CLOp.
n''E :. ,,;h III Lao Eli ~ ihn einpIo ono
~ hr,nn, -, :, s,oaII ,1varc. Ara Hnyn. {!
all qualities and in Any ,%TqWm,2n,,rou SON
.., uoo > Iusn
,,r,rr ,,, - hi,' cy;s,.
~ go, ha,waa' nmiI, poiKINHDKN y
SD. Z. GA RTkEl'lb ~ tho lHa D"''hHSs i
hCr1hY dissolved hy lnutuhi consent.
GEO. =. GAKTKELl..
rLa business viii hereafter he carried on By
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S s Il NJ Z L y Il o o NJ 5
THURSDAY, JANUARY u.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.
There will DO given by amateurs 4 VOCAL
ond TNHTKlJM ENTAIL CONCERT. at the
AS AHSsEMBLY ROOMS, for the benefit of the
TlnJ;n.' SAVING Society Of the Second Prcsbv-
,or;an Church on WEDNESDAY ~ IN
ma January &C.
Tho pianos to hn used uDon tho OCCASION are
W. LIZ ua .Hr'J .n3 NO ArInn. kindly ten
Sa w 80. ~, Mnss-s Ei;rlnr Rfrl,or and l.. H.
deted by NessFS' ' icI"E h'''o' AM '' 49,
Lambert, r. r:.
Music pst st orco .. corco, noy;o. punc,u ally
at S o'ciock. " ianll-td
- - =
EWSPAPER AND JOE OFFlCh fOt
" SALE.-A WEEKLY. CONSEHVA,,
TIVE NEWSPAPER, ono Of Tho oldest "nd
bost established i'll tho state, IN y largo and
eouIsnlE ~ GI Co.. ssia II has, iarGc Cir
la'HiIes II onI =. ~, r,,,.,n unI !: nnh
Gulat on "!u ~ thn inslihins rn1,ntn il thc
l.sheo III Ii i % ,o .,,W fSnm ;.bahi,nrIc.
otaIe, Ana III 'oT n1 r. "tnr,' vii w. so,J on
Inc Wh"Ie or NIL '''''',' VIII =" ''''' V"
TnG WAX apl tho nfiG is e3
plete. Fo! further particulars HdIr"a5 hd e.
SnoWden, lr, HA"eIt' "'"''' "''''''"' ~
ian Wv --- .... ... ..---
-.I0cING niIrSatn ore THE EEEECTS
y OF RETAIL! DRY GOOD" ANp a n
| CT STOkE.-W!Il be sold, commencing o."
WEDN ESDA1, January ~, at so. ito Ming
street, Washington Hall BnId!h%' cGn i,.Ii
| ing Al 10 o'clock a. N IN large lot g, uht' -
Wa,;nn Hnso ami iIslf Eo:., GLOVES, FIannns,
| Tnrsc,s Hoods. KulTlinrs, Gents Necktcs
Parazols, shews, Buttons. ;ip2ol C%tt"n. r III,
lions Hnu Generally. Sale continued day and eight
until the ehl'f' ='''N l. ~ -. HAEKIsON,
- .. IT, H. - Hnrtinnerr.
| IAN li-"I -
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ian II II

| gov LOST-A liberal reward wilt be- pad
~ for the return to the subsrribor of :. RU r.
FAl.O COW, red and white spotted, medium
| size, shedding ono hind boot, which strnyed
| away or WAS stolen Oh the 18th inst.
| ian l5--3t j. B. JOB NSON, u. u.
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Particular attention paid to the selling OF 4
Ein"s % Country Produce. Goods forward
l:ninp.ir nov Zl-.!
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A THRU ClTE CO A l..

SOOO BUSHELS r. J. SAT- jus. received
JUUU per srhr. Kho!clla Blend, and no"
discharyiny. For ssie irCIn vessel hy
UUUE. WEDDEKBuk X, u CO,
iaull No. = Prince street.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. i. 1870;
7 HAVE this day associated with me IN the
/ General Produce and Co1n:nlsiI"n Business
Mr.JOHN 5. GREENE, under the l-n n"ine "t
ian l7-3t JNO. r. HEN DHR>DN x C''
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WEHAVE u large. and very desirsb bic asaort-
w 1ncnt of DRY GOODS, embracing every
thing in our line, IT the very lowest ca,h pF!ces.
K. l.. WOOD.
;sn12 Corner King and Fairfax street,.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
SECOND BOARD, ! T. N
SECOND BOARD, 12t N, AND q o'SLocK,
DIuIt IVHIa-IF4IsI ~
SfOeks. De.
SATURDAY. Dec. i0-P. ".
l0l O'CLOCK A; NJ;

The stock market has been strong through
out today especially for N. Y. Central and Western
Union the latter selling high if; and the strength
developed in these stocks has had favorable influence
upon the OF the market which, with occasional hes-
tations has been upon the whole an advance In prices
The rally has been natural and incidental TO the creation
OF large short Interest," but It has no element OF per
manence and attacs considerable business outside OF
that created by the cques among their followers In the
street. Tic volume OF business was moderate. There
was limited movement in investment stocks, while e1-
press shares neglected At the close the market
was steady at the quotations. The following table SHOWS
the highest aud lowest prices OF leading stocks for the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

The State bond market was strong and higher prices
having advanced "a ?. PER the entire lis yir-
ginia old exceptionally heavy aud fell 10 g.
Tnnes-ecs tuldl TO dl and the new To co. South
Carolnas new January ani July interest, having ad-
van"cd 10 20 Missouri &c ere hrm at o.; South Caro-
inas tnew). April nnd ortocI interest, at 81 North
taIolnaS, Special Tax. AZ Sas. aud Missouri &c. Han.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12


There has been easier feeling In money today, and
indications warrant the belief that the late attempts TO
create an artificial sringency in the market have been
abandoned. The supply liberal at the close at per
cent on pledge OF stock collateral the leading bond
houses being accommodated at In discounts there Is
nothing to note. and the rates are unchanged The
bank statement is unfayOrabe. There was large loss
In specie and legaenders the decrease In the latter
warranting the supposton that movements were in pro-
ess during the week to produce artificial stringency
although considerable sums have gone forward TO the
West and Southwest ganst this the loans have been
increased largely. The banks hold but S. l62 in
surplus over legal reserve against 55s29G last week.
decrease OF s5,O90,l3i.
The following are the averages Of the city banks as
cnI ar1n lasi urnnk
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE COTTON TRADE.

BY special kilograms received by US to night
from The southern ports, in possession thr
returns showing the receipts. eNport &C. OF
The we,k ending this evening, Dec. From the figures
thus obtained appears that the total receipts for the
seven days have reached 6232l bales against i4O674
bales last week. llssgy bales the pIe,ou- week. and
ll23 halc> tice weeks ~,r. making the total receipts
since tho Isl ~ September 1870 l4i2i5 bales against
lhb bales Tor The smr period Of 1862 showing In
crease since sept This Of Os70 bales. The details
oi The receipts or Tins week as p telegraph and the
GORE IUut.lng week of 1863 are y follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

The gold market has been dull and without animation,
though somewhat hrmer, with sales as high as ILL.,
the range Of the day being lo1d1 The strong
feeling exchange and the larger specie export were
the special considerations affecting the 6rnness. In the
gold loan market the carrying rates were B. 2 and
per per The disbursements Of coin inter
est during the week N5lOIs 81 and the receipts
in coin customs 81 949So4 S. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank a. follows: Gold cleared
s25,5ll 900 gold balances, s,7790ll and currency
haIun he following the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE MARKETS
fc.rfuIly Reported for rnE Tursrvr !

SArUhplY De- o. lse
ASHEs-Po,s ard in moderate demand st 20 ~ n
Pearls very dull AZ ~ 50d 80 25
BROOM CORS-With ,reasd receipts and gh demand pne
barely steady grades While medium add
half n lower; Rel &c. D n car hETd
Teuuessee n. We quote Rd al 2G+c 2 % Mixed al iSi
Medium Green at 81 doc Hurl at 6i d1c-
COTToN-Tbe market under an unfaversbe Ler dispatch
later offerings and large receipts the pou son os al
du sales 500 bales 5O last evening and - g. ar0e nous
0 for export 40 for consumption, 100 for spru"I ah' " 10
transit delivery also lower sales a. e'rns
Of 500 bales December i5al5c Jauusry fpru
sry Isle to-day December 5Ql5 ll6c lJ January. i
lO loO IS 6c togS,lrr l, Janus ,r
100 February Isle. ogehers and 2e FIRE boi N~N orsuA
at on a o Midiing We quote
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

The Pbiladephia stock maIk was firm to-day. Penn
sylyania State 5s third issue, sold AT 10I Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 27t; Reading Railroad 10 ll6 Penn
sylvania Railroad, g.; Gold, llOg
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week were
ss}3OOO; the shipments OF notes amounted 10 sio9s,6
and the shipments OF fractional currency, s5so,557
The Treasurer holds, security for National Bank
circulation, s3l6s1.75o; and for deposits of public
moneys sl5s345O0 Mutilaed notes burned during the
week, s5OOO0 total amount burned. s3,I46l93. Bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during the week
s2O 26O; total issued thus far ?,3055 Balances due
for mutlated notes. s.43sss. Bank circulation outsand
ing at this date, sO3s6353i Fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed during the week. t567,e06.
The st. Paul Company declared yearly dividend
OF seven per both classes OF their stock in cash
the preferred and In scrip the common both pay
able Dec. 81. The transfers to close on Dec. l5
The Richmond Whig of Dec says:
We are Indebted 10 the Hon. George Rye. Treasurer
OF Virginia for copy OF his last annual report tO the
Governor. The receipts and disbursements OF the last
fiscal year were as follows;
morning o the s day Of October, lG6s, -
RsceE' ysi from Oct l. 1865, ,os,p. 20, in.
On socCOut Of the Comm onre,lth. 2s9s9 8.
on .ceoSat .0@a Of board a Of Pnble wors @
slO ss u
Di.hur'eI from Oct. /, 1909, to Sept o.
On .ecoani q ths Conn oeTs.ltn b. si o.s1i
On account Of Board Of Public Worss hSe 90 1898 %
Balance hand Oct l. 1870 3s S5 -
To tie credit Of the Following funds, Vi.
To the credit OF the Common wealth.. Sla2 0l2 70
To the credit Of interest on Public Debit. 22sl 23
To credit Of board O Public WORKS.. 5l9 Ia $l19S ~
The receipts during last fiscal year included the fol
lowing principal items:
Revenue taxes 1862 ssl50ii license taxes 1870
ditto 1862 s4OJ73 oyster fund. so962 captaton taxes.
1869. t7o33s revenue taxes, 1865 s77.5S; r. D. X. Il.
Co.. s63OO clerks of cOnrts 62 Pruitenary Sl3
arrears OF taxes sl2IG; insurance companies 1851
The disbursements included the following:
Interest public debit s3I3,iqS General Assembly
s2S9S5 criminal charges, sl7,6s6 officers of Govern
ment, sl2 Odg Lnatc Asylum s200OG general account
OF revenue So ,06t Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute
S5,G contingent fund. S9,272 contingent penses OF
courts <is22 expenses OF Penentiary S20l75 ster
fund s4,5l7; Pencntlary house expenses N0.S0 public
printing s9it Virginia Military Institute, s2 500; Uni
vrisity OF virginia, sli52G purchase of sycamore
Church, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

Railroad bonds were strong well distributed deal
ings Central Pacfcs firmly held the price being
marked up 10 o. There very active demand Tor
these bonds close. Rock Island seyens sold al OOG
lOOi Columbus, Chicago and Indiana frsts at SS0s anu
Morris and Essex seconds 9i The following were
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD,


First Mortgage 6s, Cold 30 years Bonds, al 81 fat
pay about 81 per cent per annum.
Land Grant ia, Currency 20 years. Bonds, &C, fat
pay 10 per cent per annum
Income (lOs, Currency 4 years. Bonds j6, fiat,
pay 19per cent per annum.
Holders of Governments" Central Pacifcs'
&C., can add largely to their income by exchanging
for the above They are the cheapest frst-clas1
Railroad Security in the market. For sale by
IS. STANTON, No. 2j Broadst.
THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN is based on y
completed Trunk line, 2O5 miles in length running
from indianapolis. Ind, 10 Pekin, Ill, and forming
connections with most Of the principal lines to the
Atlantic and Pacific The equipments are large and
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will be one of the best paying roads in the United
States. We offer the balance OF these bonds at VA
and accrued!interest in currency.
TURNER BROTHERS, Banker,
No. II Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
also for the corresponding weel, o Dos. oason a, t.ls~
ubed to tts from fine various NOR. .fuIt.

From the foregoing statement IL will hr ,ten that com
pared with the pOndDg week OF last season. there
Il increase In the exports this week ~ 8l74 bales
while the stocks tonight l2 l3 bales than they
were nj this time year ago The following is usual
table showing the in cotton at all The ports from
Sept 10 Dee g. the latest mali dates. We DO not ncude
our teegans tonight, rs cannot insure the accuracy
obtain the detail necessary by telegralh:
Receipts since Sept l. Exported snce Sept l.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
1870. tsgp,
1870. 1863.

TlreN ports tor thc Meek ending lille evening reach
total of Ol $50 hales Of which sdii tO Grat Fri
tuiu aud 1880 to the Connen while the stoke at an
the ports made mp this evening, arr iJ 36 bales
Below give the exports aud stocks fof the week, and
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and NESI-
IL ERS RAILROAD.


pspo IN Baeayst and foot Of Cbnsophst't
MiNIgR ARRANGEMENTS. meme MONDA1 Nov Il lBio
soO BXPkESS MAIL TRAIh connecting At DenVs with Boon
With Chester Branch Waterloo With Suef X n
Tor AbJoyer Newton the D. l., ssd w X
fr water Gap strou Great Bend BDghnon Sya
al points the LaeksHAena and Boon1Das
snd Delaware and iIuison K Rds. =,
town Dover ackeovn WA,brgon Php,burs and ti'on con
bsc At Phipshurg Bel De r. for Berdss he and at
FAston H. Bethlehem AsstoHE haueh Cssni Ana
Nitesharre. - c,--.--p
IOp N SCRANTON EXPERSs connects a. Dover with Cheiisr T.
r Al Waterloo with X, and al Washington with D. L., spd
w r Il for water Gap Stroul,burk. and Scranton.
m HACKET1sTOWN NAIL connects sh BOorioa Chester
IND Sussex RslrOsls -. =. 8. 81.
and 6:to p. ., "a .-,,o,,.
2:3N. $40. and 6;OD -..-.. =. o.. . 9. 81. -,
For ORANGR ,ai SOUTH ORANGE 6: 7:3o $40 lo;lo and
u;2o m I:lO 2O 3 40 40 $50 soo GO 300 'Id II; I;
N. I'M
l.2o And sI:OO 200 '2:O 320 J1n $3.50 $40 tIO
40 $40 $40 500 6OO 'o $40, 1870 800 and ll|' m
Hr BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at ESQ and
f.nna ,nAgO 10 $40 and 70
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
aforementioned dates:

The subioined table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of Government bonds, active stocks, gold
made during the week, well the closing prices OF
each ~ the aforementioned dates:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

There was q continued active business in Government
bonds, and prices have made further advance to-day
with sales OF siXtysevens at 1l0t There have been
heavy purchases by leading stock operators, and the
payment Of the Government Interest in January will
doubtless stimulate further inquiry by investors.
Fisk & Hatch report IA follows at D. H.:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Financial Agents Of State Of Alabama.

R.XKING-HoUsE or HENRY CLEws u Co, No. 81
WALI-sT., n Y.
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currency or coin subject TO check without notice
Five Per Cent Interest allowed upon all daily bal
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available in all parts of the world; also, Commercial
Credits. We draw Bills of Exchange and make
telegraphc transfers of money to any desired point
and transact every description OF foreign banking
business. . -, -,
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at fixed date, bearing interest and available al all
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Collections made in any part of the world.
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