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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be Registered.
.s3,OOO.oDo.
$4,000 $50.

CAPITAL. .STOCK..........s3 $4,000 900.
ToT,I. Issy-E OF BONDS. s., ,0Oo.c19.
Length of road. III 5-lO0 miles. The bou''' are
limited TO less than $4,000 per mile and a'c Sc
cured 10y First Mortgage Oh The entire p"pe1B
Of The CompdHg which cost about $4,000 Pc mile,
The road runs through the richest aud most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois. IT, local
business alone is much more than sufficient O." sus-
tain it, This. with the Through business wiz, IT is
expected will be limited only by the capacity the
road, must make it as profitable rs any in tlr STATE.
No road has ever been built having more ..uGer-
nrs and Nalnahle connections. East and West
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

NOTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BoYs'
CLorHtsa obtain the market Affords TEAPHAss
HrsrER Co.'S 33 Bowe Prices moderate and good,
warranted . represented
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
CIrsToM-HousE MATTERS.

The monthly report of tho business at the
C,stom- House for December embraces the following
items Number of vessels arrived from foreign ports,
and boarded by Revenue officers. all but one having
cargo was 351. Ono man-ofwar, 50 steamships 2S
ships 80 barks 9s brgs II schooners other vessels H.
The number OF vessels from which cargo fully dis
charged and return made thereof the Custom House.
was 27S viz Steamships 5O shps l5 backs 20; DIlgs
rs; schOOners, so; other vessels, la Inc steashps
above reported and sailing vessels were returned
as having brought passengers OF whom 500 were cabin
and 1878 steerage decrease OF nearly 100 from Iae
arrivals IN November: fnry-hpe new OF Itnioueieu
vessels vessels for the tst time entered at TINS port
measured for iunnage, as follows steamships 81
ships, ; barks, p brlgs, 10 other vessels O. -
The quantity Of weighabe merchandise imported eN.
cent coal and salt. returned by the Government
weighers, 14O92,3O n; exports OF weghable mer-
chandise returned G,O73l2 %; coal and salt Im;
ported 1864 b. The quantity OF mercandise returned
during the mouth, as gaugcd was li4o,ys6 gallons eX
cept wines and liquors In cases VIZ; lmpori lJ9Sls
gallons exports, 6y68 gallons Oh imports lheIe were
s3 gallons OF m0lasses ana 5i4lb' gallOns OF wines
brandy and other liquors IN CASKS ana 22l2 baskets
and Of wines ETC. containing one dozen each
In the Debenture Office there were returned o enfes
for withdrawal and expectation OF merchandise chiefly
for benefit Of drawback ana '2 orders lOr examination
Of merchandise manufactured from meIchahdse OI lor
eign growth productions also domestic manufactures
entered for export Internal Revenue laws for ben
The Defective Bureau reported III Of goods
for violation of laws amounting TO an appraised
value of about $4,000 and most Of the property seized
has held for public sale TO pay the duties thereon
In addition TO the merchandise Imported as above
specified there several thousand entries or various
kinds Of manufactured goods, from all which sources
there was received during the month, in payment OF
Charles H. Knight and VIM. A. Stiles. US GauRers at
this port have returned from NewOreans, where they
were ordered by Treasury Department two three
months ago Tegauge all the gaugabe merchandise in
bond at that port and held by the Government for In
vestgation under suspicion OF fraud AFTER thorough
aud careful examination they were unable 70 discover
that fraud had been practced upon the revenue by false
entries or fraudulent returns OF the liquors held by the
Government; but found very imperfect system or
gauging compared with the mode pIactced at This
port all Of which is submitted IN their report to the
Department.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

ANNUAL MEETING or THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
The usual annual meeting Of the members
Of the Historical Society occurred last evening at their
rooms cornerof Second-ave and Eleventhst tho Rev.
Thomas DE WITT ID. d.. presiding. The report OF the
Treasurer was read showing that the aggregate receipts
from all during the past year have been s49s6
l5 Aggregate Of expenditures s 459 49, This eGpeDd
Includes investment out Of the current fund or
5000 which is the restoration Of legacy heretofore left
TO the Society and used at the time In the erection OF tins
building During the past year thirteen historical papers
have been read before the Society among which bo
mentioned as most noteworthy Mr. Bryants paper on the
Life and Writings OF fltZ Green Haleci,' and BGe
lows "reminiscences Of NJ Berrier" The following OH
GERS we're elected for the ensuing year.
President Thomas DE via - D. I'm. Wee President, Cuban
LII D.; SecODd NicePreaGent John A. DI, III. ID
Corresponding SereiaJ Joho RomeJn Brodhssd LII o.
Corresponding Secretary, william H0ppp Recording Sec
resU, AndeW wsntf Treasurer, BsnamA H. Fed Lbr'riao
George n Moore III. ID.
Complimentary illusions were made 20 the Librarian.
Mr. Geo H. Moore for his efficient services during the
wear The Hon James Beekman then delivered an ad-
dress on 1.-THE Founders Of NewIOrk," which lt-
tened TO with attention, aud frequently applauded At
tile close the Society rendered him It's thanks aud then
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
PISEENGERE ARRITEH.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM LIVERPOOL Dee lS-in steamship City Of New YORK. T.
Bod Drr,s Alfred Bron, T. smith, Mrs De~er Iaps g. Fond
Capt Smith, Geo lngiA
LATEST SHIP NEW&
steamship CITY of New York DeIamotte Liverpool Dee 10, snd
QueeustoNu 18th. via IIalfar Jan. 2 mdse and pass
steamship Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, mdse and
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace Newbe G. naval stores aud
pass
elsne a. G Rachen Bremen 50 dsys mjs sal i7
Galot arbGseu Duh) Dehad, Msrscabo 2l coffee.
Pred TYLER. NeN-Hayen. HeSperous Rockport
Lila, Portland laniNal, Bangor
Paul Thompson. Providence. Caroline kensel. NeS-hafeo
Hester. Port Chester. Z. S Dean. Pan River.
kyeyp Stamford ] loumaus ProyideGcr
Haze. I W. laNeo.
Jacob Raymond. New London. Charlotte Fish Fn,'oeu,e
y 4. Goodsn stanford Amos falkenbuTs ! ,''e''"
Mary Eli, Baltimore, Robert Smith hAfV"'''
WiNU-suuset, moderate W. n. W. clear
SAILED.
tammouis for Hambugi Charleston "f 'HAhH
Hs,.eras Or Norfolk.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boroy Jan l-Deos barb WaFrea Halett hom 81 vincent
FOREIGN PORTS.
IivsEpoo 1.-THE bvTk Theodtsius Chrsan rom LNe'o
Cor Pb.ievhis has arrived Belfast In leaky condition
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
TURNER BROTHEDS,
BANKERS.
IA NaSSan-St, NeW.iOrk.

Nsysts. Gauiae's. ct.
RRENSTER " co. OF Broomc- St.-Fiue NAK-
hD kAGES all he fashionable weu,, eI,lusys, 90 'et ga
nAuufe,u.r WaTer'ons hnh,e cor ol fourceuthst
CLEIGilS BREWSTER \ Co. (of Bluone-
- Fh foir,eept offer as e
rs Us o Jas Gooh Co. for ~hoa hsy soe asA A''
hm,as ru.tlaud Guigsrs cf Kiwbsls miruiacture.
THE " BREWSTER WAGON"-BRENS lER
Ca d BfV"nsst sole uaaua.nrss efer rsu'H O. sl''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

HOBOKEN-Justice White yesterday issued a
for the Of Thomas Css and Mrs Moore on charge
ofhyug badly Mrs Mary habe and her husband Thomas
Blair arrested Yesterday charged with swndng hooe
Heneken lumber false pretences.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

FROM LIVERPOOL Dee SIn steamship City Of New York..
Bowl Drr,s Alfred Bston T. Smith, Mrs Deser taps g. Fo
Capt Sn.tL. Geo. lnsiA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

PEEkSKlLL.-The members OF 81. Peters Cnurch
e beautiful silver communion service OF
and wOrmanshp, valued about $50 VI >
Sabbath School exhibition day two and ned t
erv Of all expenditures The to be applied Tor the oeneb
Of he scho
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

DAY hands With brethren Of the West determined That sha
be whls labonng for gigantic corporation
X W. PoPE. GraBd Cnef Operator,
X J.. HUTCHINSON Assistant Chief Operator,
IA M luu IrnnHA Annraf
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

SLEEPY HOLLOW-Mr. Randall sr.. was buried
Yesterday from 81 Church Tarytovn Charles Randall appears
slowly recovering and hopes entertained that h
life will be saved.
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PassenRers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New Y9rE1M I'M
Hopsden, Miss Finn, b L Benson and Wlie, mss
Ottoengui and servant, Miss Benson, Ginoru 1 4
r F ClarS. @ Burnett, Cullen, BAL; U
Budd, o w Adams, Madam Kluging, ID fhliipe'
Per steamship Champion. from New ,nioano 1oaHe
Mr. Lafourcare and child, Bowie, Cai,n sHis
Senior de Monccda, L Goodrich, Miss Smltn, IN MISS !.
= r Browu. T wharton, Mrs psquat: MIs Its a
Wharton. Petit, Pettlt, MISS q Sas,r S,ar
cev Hanson, q Scanlon, S ] Coslord, rarA'
( Dawson and wife, Dawson, mrs FORSTER,
Hrs " RI knowles and child, Mrs Hurry, hIs
Wildebrandt, MT Hlldebrandt. MISS Hideoranat'
Mtss Cohen, " s Adams and vile, MIA
Fer { Denton, Smith. Sarah A Baldwin, Mr va
reen Mr. McHart, Mrs NJ A Brown, MRS + kop.
ertson. Mrs e McManus, Mrs Ingrsham, w
;illett' Mrs Glett, Miss Gillett, Mrs Browne, MIS-
RICHTER DR. C Hasen and wife, and - In the
steerage.
fort and Pacific Landing-WJ Ferdier, Dunn, X
Small, T Hamilton Mrs P Runnels, 8 Drew, W
Brodie, Clara Johnson, Mrs " Verdier, = Thomp-
son, Sans, G Barnwell, W Elliott w d Han.
nifll, Mead, F Fuller, Reed, Williams, X
Gleaves, s Langley, and on deck.
Per steamer Emile. nom georgetown, Y
Y Thompson, Eliza Thompson, c Allston, Mrs a
P Allston, D Pringle, Miss Allston. Pr1ngle
and vile, Miss A vaux, Miss Stoney, n
Wilson, Col L Miller, A Cox, A Nelson, Rev
HAC Walker, ] Murren B Ward, s Bs1n'
well, Miss Kate Hazard. S N King, w g Jonn'
ston, A Trenholm, and on deck.
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The Trouvere.


r.., ,o,res. dame, frank. wise and good,
1ISn To- those dear sake alone livei
Thou sveetes. mould Of .n sSn sn ana str}Ts G1Ooa
rhnngr rsinters, sculptors, oards they be,
Tney cannot grasp that Unborn grace
of soal, which more we feel than see,
Whene,er We meet those eyes, that lace.
Think NJ. "a these sad songs to md
Thering Of Joy. the tone OF peace'
NV SONGS are Idle cs the wind, ,es
And hoarse with sishs that seioolu seS7>'
/ sing at hazard-sing hEe one ,,.
Long lost to hope. 10 pleasure iosr, st
VINO Inourns ambitions sunEen stu'
ON rocks OF passion tempes'''oe''
YeE lost to honor, lost to fame'
pesiring, and yet 10th to DIE;
what save the echo Of thy name;
4 weary. mournful voice, am II
Thee had the Greeian sc9Tne[ S,a 9oSHf seen beside
How wen ave- nged had echo been,
HOW well chastised Narcissus's prlde
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN

-4.-F'',- FOREIGN.
LONDON, november 1-Noon.-Turpentine zss
{ ~ 'Nsnins.-oonsols s2x. Bonds soy, Tallow
t2s 3D.. Common rosin IS 3dass Cd. Turpentine
IryRPoo1, November l-Noon.-Ootton opened
steady; ullands sHasd; Orleans sHas&d; sales
: Eyening.-ooston closed nrm; uplands e1sd-
Orleans 9td; sales 900 bales; export ana epeou
lasioA 5000 bales, ,,..n,,
INV YonK, November 1-Noon;Esto@cSs @ very I
strong. Money lao per cent. Sterling. long, W
Ssort eX. Gold 1lx. Sixty-twos, ex.lnterest
3. Flour heavy. Wheat shade easier. ~ O9tn y
steady new and Gasso1 S,a ranges ssaSe easier
Hpisnds isXc. Turpentine frmer at 46ha4ec
Ecsin rrmer; strained 50. F,eights 1rm; ,>,
Eyenins.-Ioney sac per cent: sssrnng gyeaSv "a
s3sy.tWos sN. soutnerns generally dull. l Soi
steady. Cotton steady and in fair demand; saiet
1890 bales; uplands 16hc. Flour, State anu West
orn, inactive and 5a1oc lower snpernne 20 o. I've ~
fair extra $6 ssa6 50. Wheat lace lower, snc
more doing for export; winter red and amoel
western 81 soa1 "a. Corn shade better; now
ssef quiet rGns sna Rosr Ro
steady. Freights nrmer.
BOSTON November 1.-Cotton quiet; middhngs
l7c sales 800 bales; net receipts II; coastwise 37s
III SsIITs;opE November Flour steady and
fairly. active. wheat dull and lower; Maryland
amber 81 coal e5. Corn active. white 60aIoc, yet
low 1oaSoc. Oats steady. Rye 7oaI5c. pIovlslons
unchanged Whiskey S8c. Gotten quiet ano
frm: middiings 16xc; sales 100 bales; net recelptS
100; coastwise $50; total 4so; STOCK ASo; exports
coaatwise 90. ,.,.
and unchanged. Lard dull and unseslied, new
81, LOUIS, November l.-Flour and corn un
changed. Whiskey heavy at s5hc. Hemp sno sns
baRgfng unchanged. Provisions nat. Fork $50
Bacon unchanged. Lard l6c.
LouIgYuLH November 1.-Ba9g1ng qulet anu
firm &c esa29c. Flour steady, extra family 30 5o.
Corn and provisions nominaDy unchanged.
Whiskey S6a86c. E,:,,,,,u
NoRfoIY, November 1.-Cotton quiet; middlings
l5Xal6ko; sales 100 bales; net receipts 1915; ex-
port2 eoastwise soS; stock 5073 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 1.-Cotton qulet; mlo'
dltngS 16<; sales 24S bales; net receipts sos; ex
ports ooastwise 764; stock 1893.
: rIUeUsrA, November 1.-cotton strong and ac-
tive; sales 1914 bales; receipts 1722; mlddings
SAVANNAH, November 1.-Cotton In moderate
demand; middlngs 15ka15hc; sa'es 1000 bales;
net receipts 52S2; exports coastWise -; stock oo'
>NoSHK, November l-Cotton dull; middlings
1bK; sales 600 bales; net receipts l7OO; exports
coastwtse 5Ss; stock .242 bales.
GALVESTON, November 1.-Cotton drm; SUCK
gni; good ordinary l3xc; sales 800 bates; net re-
ceipts so; exports coastwisc 500; STOCK $685..
NEw OlLBANS, November 1.-Ootton quiet and
weak; middlings 16xal6c; sales 4500 bales; net re-
coipts 722l coastwise 5sS; total 1872; exports to
Great Britain 1888; to Cork 2586; stock 8l,231.
Sterling uH. Sight exchange par to y premium.
Gold IL
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TRENcH PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grimault d Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME SOW
erign remedy in phthisis-relieVes, Coughs,
Nightsweats, DC.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, for indigestion, :oss Of appetite, &c.
Iodized Syrup OF Horseradlsh, Invaluable fof
persons unable to take Codliver On-espeotaly
recommended In cutaneous aleetions, and as
most powerful depurative.
Matlco Capsules and MatIoo Injection, Q sure
quick and harmless remedy.
Digestive Lozenges of the Alkaline Laotates, q
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
rangement OF the digestive organs.
Troches Of Pepsine and Paucreattne.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
VOMTT1F LIE ROY, Pharmacte Coffin.
Dragees de SautOntve.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot'8 Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by Dr.. q. BAER,
mays0 No. 1sl Meeting stleek
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.Interior cotton Markets,

MACON, October 2e.-Recelpts to-day ss7 bales
GALES 9ol; shipped 6T6. The market was steady
with strong demand nearly all day at l4Nc fol
middlings, something fancy bringing l4Xc dur
ing the forenoon; but the market closed rather
quiet at 14Hc.
COLUMBUS october 2s.-our market showed s
fair demand with middlings at l4al i1zc and stin
oninz OF prices at clo.e, so that middling conlt
not be bought at less than 14>4c. Sales l50 bales
receipts 451; shipments 56s.
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Wilmington Market.

5jWTLNNGTON, October 31.-SPIRrrs TuRPEN-
TNE.-MarRet firm and prices advanced 1c. Sales
Of 81 casks st AK and 90 at 42c per gallon for
Southern packages.
RosM.-Market dull. Sales $50 bbls No. at
81 90 per bbL
CRUDE TURPNT1NE. steady and prices
unchanged. Sales of only 60 bbls reported at
81 10 for soft and 81 so lor hard.
CorroN-Market nrm and prices shade higher.
Sales o 32S bales az follows: at AK; 100 at Is;
- At 15k, and I5o at l5xc per ,und, marke.
closing at latter quotation for middling.
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,C0MMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

/. New YoRK-Per steamship James Adger,nn gi,oa
IS sierces rice 50 bundles paper 30 sun
bales cotton spirits snFpenne nnasd a co.sSn
rosin. Per schr LiyGlS oaey enpine Ipn 81 bales
ooss I'D 100 casks clay boxes furniture Il eols
cotton seed OIL - bbs ale 50 emPty IPISyne1s Sare eos.
mate boxes axe grease, boxes medicine, 1908
eIpy iRp.IyrTsnEESPer steamship Falcon.l6o tierces
ree 715 bales cotton SO bales yarn IL paies warp'
3 ahds and bales hides, and sundries.
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shall, Jr, D stoney. Barden Par1see Pse. 100 Sto.
ney w Lowndes, Pezer, Rodgers CO. Wsae. @u
gan, Chsfee co. smith 80 Sn1pesa WsIsos GSSs
ler Monsees, Thurston ro,1ins Hom and RaiIrosd
4 co, Wardlaw Carew, "eiiins' nav
Agent. n.u,o.,
,oo .o,.o cotton. 16 sacks rice, 81 sacks peas,
IA ~ nIse Gst To W N Lawton. G W Witte, Pinckney
aro pro. i q " Williams & CO, W Williams co, I,
Bisc6otr @ CO. " Courtney CO. ossen, Ta naane
: : co Coicock co, / Howard Bro, Hopkins
MePnerson l. CO, P Hasen, D Hudson, w MOT,
0an, j R Prngle Son. Kanapaux Gonzaies,
Benton, Reeder & Davis, kinsman HOWELL anu
WAGNER & Murdaugh.
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Receipts by Railroad. November 1.
-. sa.-n nhnnI1HA RAuR0Ln
SOUTH CAROLINA RAlLROI

1853 bales cotton, 1876 bbls and 2s6 sacks nour.
car stock. To Railroad Agent, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
sT4 bales cotton, 10 bbls naval stores cars lum.
ber, kegs railroad spikes, live stock, tobacco,
mdse &C. To W Williams CO, 8 d C Railroad
Company. Frost j. Adger, T Smith, W Z Ryan.
Graeaer i Smith, A Salinas, Walter & co, MoWrJ
4 Son, Caldwell b Son. Brodie Il 90, Claghorn,
Herring b co, Nachmann l. CO, PrinRle & Son, E
Bates co. A Quack-nbnsh. Sloan SeIgnIous,
Bolmann Bros, Triest, Stephens, Ingraham
Son, F Carson or order,J z Hodges Il co, ] Mar
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new York Rice Market.

Prom the Daily Bulletin, October 81: Dealers
continue TO receive additions TO their stock, and
are Offering everything with freedom; but there
is scarcely an ordinary trade demand, and the
:,eIket shows an excessively dull and depressed
rome on domestic In particular. We hear OF only
moderate sales Of Carolina at TaT5<c.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoB

FOR EIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Heiress, Rea, sailet August 20
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena- Hill. sailed. October 10
HALIFAX. Ms.
br ship City Of Halifax, -, sailed. -. October 2l
DOM STTC.
NEW Bt DFORD.
senI Emma douglas, Ellis, sailed. October q
EOSTUk.
Rris aSFena Lincoln, up..... October !!
DR DsR n healer. Jonea cleared. October 26
schr Grace Grdler. Smith, cleared. October %
NEW YORK
schr sSr surroughs, Lowden, cleared. October %
00Ni nH"A1ns' wyatt up......... October %
Steamshlp Empire. Herring, sailed. October 81
scS1 f john SS shay Fsser Sassged ar q
Schr E A Hooper. Champion, cleared. Oct as
sALTlkoRk.
schr L Warren, Roberts, cleared. October q
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MEMORANDA,

NEW YORK, November 1-Arrired, the San ia.
cinto. The steamer Huntsville, from >aVannah,
reports: October 30 ten miles from the Frying
Pan Shoals passed the steamer Hermann Living
ston, steering south, with an unknown screw
steamer In tow.
The steamship Key West, from New York for
Charleston, previously reported ashore at Cape
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The vessel will be q total loss.
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