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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21


GALvRsTOS Jan 2O-Cotton tu. ld tomua 10" nAf!, -
7l2s net receipts 1913 bales; e., at ilt i1es safes
bales stock, $3.50 bales: pc. no i"sF thp'r
Britain &l bale 60 the Cl' eni i4 ia '''"so' ~
s4lss OF The Tcek. 300 bales
BAi r1MoRE 21COiior du' and lover Atngs Be- net
receipts bas; CSC bales zIo Great 'uta 81 uti
Continent haiesi coasi~s F l- 'iir' 81" '. s
N as bs. net receipts IL h gTo's ass exports
Britain 2410 bales 70 'olaelt - .es o"s"se'
i 80 bales sales Of the week 2.5ti b. .es. ..., 90,
ORLEANS, Jan. 20-Cooa STE fsI urrl1nIi Mhongs lf
SIS bales; .l bales fffofo 'Tat
Britain bales; Quee s5o'-. 30 es sAies 4O ese
bales: g.; 81 100 Oa.es Gross . so
,ales; Liverpool O = I1-s 90 euso' 5 bales
Cok 81 to Bremen ~ Res . = t8 p.ies TO
J. ~ bales; 20 Genoa lf u 20 " IS s' 1 - aV W
1g- bale ts 90 l wees SOW Daes
CHARLESTON, Jan 2oCotto1 qe. y - 1gs 4 Sci net Re
capts 2Gl bales; erTorts- 0rf .ra IDS bales cos
S2 bales: ssi-, $40 haes sf 1875 bales Hei receipts o. ".
veek II 81 bales, l.9H bales; cap 10 Greet bTthh' IS
bales; other foreign port ~ ti Ca wise 'i0' ~ai A
Of the Eeek. 8 lyl hsles. -
~ PgoviDYNcE Jan s0-Cot'ou-Ne rece ne week 876 M
CRY PoINr Va. 2oCot-lNe, iv it Of the week 10
WIl~ryorrv Jan 2o--Cotou Dub snl n0. d. MifaEs Re;
-; reoeipts bales; 90 hi stock $50 lsi
reosil.- lie week 2Z17 balls o1f rse 1881 O4i
ssles Of The week 10 hses. ..-,.,-
SavAsNAh Jan q Int tr Md ings jag al4tc
hales DO bales SAFES ztV'
hses sock bales; r.ctp's Of d. vt- LIB e1poT 10
70 TIE ~ eoAAN.S $3.50
B7oS jan 20-Cot.oa qust. ls 'c receipts.
g bales gross 20 bales; sales So %. oek e baesi net
e. pts he WeA bales, cro olt tli s of the week 2V
MOBILE Jan 2o-Cotton que: anil 'eai7 hngs lhdliic
10. csrt bales. eIOf 90 f- Fn ps l bales eosw.e
vee IS s15 bales e1porty-to Bn oae 70 the Con
bales l5j asf slf or ne week 9V bsies
Jan IL-COt0u quiet Low v -t ~ be tte,Pt';
llJJ bale; egp'seosstsse ~ les 'as 80 4.,si 49, ss,f
bales net p-s % the week u 20 uaesi t-poooas'" ''
bale. - % fhe week LOO bales gu
The Cotton exports o - vcd ealg jan 20 are as ioio"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MtRkt


B.lrrxosv jan s-CottOa iG Sdng UplaOd isc Low Md
cling l4.e Foar very erm AM y Of o 'eTi' eu'p'sS
ssf'. a Pso Ta to soe. s Rel GpS Pa. coz i SO 5
y.Sls 81 a. g Com Dali an 'scI w6,, e; yellow
ne o.s dull At go sS rroys'as ncsapSei WHISKY strong anu
fEiIsDrrGis jan 2ocool les, t0n; Ndns Upland, lslS
Glove; seed sell: st Sta ISis Z H. ao- - FI ~ s. a.
other grades unchanged whest SINS Indiana Req II aS co.
PsInJyans do sl+ss$ s. we,9 Amber - coo q ~ Ky 6
ssaSSc Groeeres and Provisions e dong
ssss t s' TSSg sr' We.t I'm 2' s5 |
LSgsyIILS jan A1Io'aoo closed 9r,s and Inss C 10.
,SH qU'.' a, lS Flour s,ss O., - - GU Poa g
Lard l2i Ban Msss-shOuler C R. i,e LEA. S De:
CiSG,Ss.T jan s-cOcu tu ard dropping I'elac Flour
"a, to .e Mes POrE sold TO cover shorts a. - Is Lar o5efd
s r -. Neat Ne sU az q s,e ~ shoige and ses II stc
for HSns Bacon h " s t ssa. i io5 e', ,e ka Us &C.
Te.rss Foqr i'm and n ar Sraps ws'' & cs t9
sue unchanged in donApL Recep-GOOo bush
jan 9Th., gi;he 1t change ~ 2 Pof IA.
store sais' 800 bush Old weeh store a., Barley, II
s0hng rules rather srmeI with lloe5lte mailing demand
osvr,S Jan sROgr STEADY an aaans9 se eos at
81 "a sdr BoaE sItrS whe. Sr s qi-, 10 80 sule CiSb
o H. Cor. .a -. s Lei wse S1 i p f e for
Var Choice Canada RE and Pee Inactive Corn Ma = % fol
Shipsuf, +z!as2s Adsl3gs 81 +3l tu3 Hg ssof slt
harosd fernt-foar 70 Boston ' 20 Ne"-l 'A % 70 A'Sn
$50 Nlfeed, BOs.cu - 81 70 Nex srs $685. u
Albany - a. .
CHICAGO 20-Pour steady AMI EchsngeI De rand light
eaSer: D. cssh 81 ~ seller Feirusrt Corn
Ne ? s7. @ seller February
AZ cast So seller April Rye
quiet Barley dol ud reyrlsr No at sl Pc Pro
Mes Pork S2lG So cssi; 30 SO - t2. seller
Fsbrusrr. Lard le cash; III le seller Marco Meats nom.
whisky stead for IaOEud Dressed Hogs
sctye snd i'm 81 81 s0a 81 tuk ~ Re- yliO0
bush bbs. Flour clsh Corn 5wo bus oats 700
Rye 400 bush Barley. $500 Hogs Shpue-ts-S,2UJ Dds
Flour 900 hush. Corn 2 OC0 bust. Oats, l.ln" Heg-.
Jan 2OWbes ARA No. RI r 33t No Rfh Al
steady 5c OatSq et and 20 lua st sc Petroleum
-Crule nothing DOING held - 9JG= ~ Refined Bfu -
MEMPHIS jan 2-CottOu quiet It4l4ic receipts @tS bales
shipments bales receipts Of tLe wee, LOG is; shipments
n as bslss: sales ~ 90 bses 1881 tef lis year oo
lu 75G ~ So Cora oc7t al GOO Oats aa
ysrring: sales h305fc BAH Meas UnclaHg-
quiet aul ieA' aiinef sas
800 bush No Chicago Spring 81 81 l>t ha 10 -l9 ana
White -. Con ~ hash New
At roe In store duh; sales Ohio - " r. 90 tle tIaet
Rye nsi ~ BARLEY dali t-rst o. tSc delivered
Tmohr nominal ~ 81 Cover e'u- 'frS ~ ~,
Pork lower: III Heavy N lua &C. hels'ies NOMINAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per . tss,s az nl't'Y,tS 49, $50. c., NJ,
3g7S Cotton % bb Cotton sd OIL 'Ski ehis fou u 20
hnsh Oats 86 bush Grass seed
so hush Beans los hbs Corn Meal 20 pigs b.
Four bb 9 hhl Spirits Turqeaue R bbl Crude
Bee, 2ta
Gus pkcs Lari l5S rk Sesrn 1$A ptgs Butter ia
ntgs Cheese S8 hh Egg T40v 81 bhis Lard OIL 24i
pkg. prei Frai Dessei Hogs, % Ikg on cake eS bo
WHISKY Wool bales HOPS, 4s3 sd leaiee $50 Hses
Tcbs-co 25 pkg Tobacco ISIS pks Starch %! bags FeA
1D1 sIsh Spelter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
uB,yY1IvR STOCK MlRKET-JAy. 20

ATBANT LIVE NTOUh N8FhTT -, ;,
Cattle market ol4nei dull sd leter receipts 90 head
" M SO es week The eSege qr@ gooii pnees
Mich CorRecegu ud demand MODERATED
favor. bucfs feeling ir 20 he cattle disease hss
eject only f-w m % l0cd mixers a' changed hands at
en- 10 IS sheep sreceps falling ofi market
sy prcs uuchangd fne wo sell more re than heavy coare
Csnd. l. Loan snk and it amOt trlg the market;
ee 4Qslc We.tern 4dCsc sl Canada tcttc HogsAhoagn
th, falling N IN the recent ere Is no irs-e Ie 1--we I 20
f. m ft Lsnts and farolate west. trade leans toward
nre eb command about he price they so week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21

hd selling eoSc
sel have declined to lS q ~ Sidewalk hsirg aie plenty
IL for 2c
vegetable markets destitute o. src ueiy Potatoes have
y half peckor - % Y hbl flr hest feahhlows
Cslery relas l5QlSe Y bunch canhAgos, l2al8c elc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
REORGANIZATION


STATE o, lnNos BEscrTvr orroK srHIserxLD, Jan ls1
iSa state with s % Ss r oct The
.s4, Se oI pa P.D., Interest OF the STATE debt oPpTHyS FEB
H' that S the 'o s
treasurer o. The state Of So. will paw the bonds Of the STATE
I1noi, hereafter particularly sgn,'ed This pocamatGH and BY
upon ali Of said bond, viii cease
@ S Sd a : IS s from n iSs s n
FeSaa ss denc@in.e New Internal STOCK ds
Sy 1877 and payable the pleasure of the State after 1870
New Internal improvement, Stock standing name of Alderman
John B s A' Rev. 5oS B nns pG Mr. Mrs. Nance
R' Ss @ ss%S sSs = Jo Bel ,ms; % bd .
slo@ Bou,ers Co. ss2eO Martin II. Beys e '29 Is NJ H.
5000; Bpac ssoS Polly Bull 90; George B9ik
cas $ SS csa ~ s. R Ra a.r c. s aT
SGJ james e es sss Clam lame. Coal S' IS Ss,s
Connolly SAG 2O Controller Of the state Of Ne. trust ioI
Cor ScI,n s'o Ss ss w cTGas cs Dodge S Co. E
sssy s', @ 60 c 2s f,, E s y. M. S.y Rs
Harriet G:r1s ooOo E:s Of Augusta. Gese o Same
$40 Be Amen. H ssScO Richard IIeS%i5r oos sarah
a sys' 10 f 'I sr hG Sc ssh . 81 H h sa S SoH
ss hss s s Ss1 J. S q, cSGPf ss CO.
sSSs ' Sosn G ss} $780, N 5sS.r Con- and s
Sebastian J.c.N. s 80 Cha. yeheoe J. Alien
c aS Tho. taSs and Lds John s. Lori
Amelia Son widow and Others with benefit Of saf,orhp 500
Grace aaIse s5s S Herman Mera and Rev Cha,
he-ah Decatur H. yier SLOW. Decatur H. Miller
loo John Ofner 900: Jean Marie Edmond PeyTe ST.
hdvRn A. PHELPS Charles Phelps 5000; Caroline
trustee. slOo0; w. A. 44B LLOYD T.
400; MARY Resd 900; Elisha Riggs 81 1871 20; j. L.
William Roe Daniel "a
Roland NJ A.
Rothehh Sons sl49D John Charles Scheber $4,000; g. T.
Schuse Co, in 5000; Edward Slocock iO; George
Smith 81 900; John sue3en, 5000; Caroline NJ Sannsr $500
Ketgik yoombcrr and widow W Borii 900 The Penn
sRia for lives &C. 1000; The Governor Of Hi
$780, Sarah IiAIks S50; Cathsrne Ann Tone 3d.
osi MARY Tun. $l00 The Institution for Savings OF Merchants
CLERKS 0O; John son, 1888 81 Mrs Anna Washing
Charles Watkins John Nelderburn, $4,000;
William uhtewught 81 Ss William Louis Winsas, $780, William
+. Wheeble. 4l.0p.
bond old internal soct dated January
1898 number 02 and bond dated May 1870 No &c. 81 900 each,
payable after 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
prvr.ro1rvH STOCK MARKET-..S. %.

J
Caitl-he confined entirely 20 tne city butchers
Rece pts can agsinst 3l5 the DAY lssi weeE s6ee
and market Lively; tJ a. canada ~ ~ 'sl
Ossrpgs Of s ats tkn ar m rtss scsl S S
$50 Hclsau syTapng ~ 3D. % 90 ~ no.
~ r. DO % b. - 80. z0i o., - D. ii 81 ono OF ID
~ Indiana ~ n 80 A'es-keccgts nslt az Pnef
sses l head 49, r. 81 40 bl iad zoo ID % 1E
IN DO 1875 70 - g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
CcroR,po CENTRAL RAILROAD Cosrasr

CoInR.po CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPASr.
GOLDEN CRY. CoioRADo, Jsn. J. 1871. !
TTNHERE will be a SPECIAL MEETING of
Il the STOCKHOLDERS ~ the COLORADO CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Ohce Of the Company Boston WE'D
EBsDAY Ph ls sssng consolidating he Jefferson
Railroad Colorado Ceutrs Railroad the leasing
consolidating Central Railroad with other rnrosd
under the provisions Of the act incorporating aid COMPANY the
Terriiorv Of Colorado T. J. CARTER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21

TT Ut 'II""F ""'1 = r
HAND RAILROAD.

/ UNT Island KAILNOND.
- WINTER ARRANG EMEST.
on anl after MONDAY OCT a. 1870, Trains vi. leave JAaesshp
5 follows:
500 a. ~ Greenpot aud Sag Harbor
lO a Nor,hpou Way Tram
bOr aud Rye.heai Express runs throuyh TO Green
Of SATURDAY nights
p. n. Northpou EIprss
500 NJ Hampstead WAY Train 10 ip Saturday nghts
600 ). Norhpor Way Train
All ira branch for Hampstead sCnds trains for osn,
Glen Cove Valley ckse Huntington ani MOI port es'e
u % M In M DBA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21

ApRIAs H. MULLER, Aucioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS AND
- BoNDs-ApRIAK H. MULLER Up T. wlLKINsk Coz viii
m at auction WEDNESDAY January ILL., at IA ocloct At the
Exchange Saesroon, No. III Broadway
By ORDER OF TIiB EXECUTORS OF JOHN ALSTYNB, DECD
20 Shares National Psrk Bank, Slo0 each.
40 shares Mechanics National Bank. SIS eseh
70 Shares Gaisin National Bank, StS each
900 Shares Buchersi and DTov.s National Bank S,5
90 shares National Bank Of North Amerlcs, Si0 each.
goo Shares ChsthAm National Bank. rs each.
80 Shares New lork County National Bank, 500 each
l Shares Merchants Exchange National Bank, so each
40 Shares Oriental Bank S3 each.
20 Shares Union National Bank $50 each.
10 shares City National Bank, 800 each.
100 Shsrcs Bank Of the Manhattan Company, $50 each.
- Shares United States Trust Co. Sl0 each
20 Shares Msnhsttsn oil CO., 800 each.
3al Shares New Jersey Steamboat Co., ! 100 each.
loo Shares Delaware LackAwsnna aud Western r.
l,1 Shares Loug Island X X Co. SO each.
100 Shares Michigan Central r. X Co. 800 each
loo Shares Milwaukee and st PGa Co. Sok
each '
~ SharS Peoria and Oquawka r. r. Co, 500 each
~ Shares New York Museum Association . 100 each
$50 shares NewYork Newfoundland London Telegraph Co..
$4,000 Manhattan Ga. Light Co Certificates. each
81 900 Quincy and PALMYRA r. X Co. Bond.
5000 Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana r. Co Sinking
Fund Bonds = 900 each
5000 Metropolitan Gas Light Co
81 900 Central r r. Of Eew-Jersey Bond
$1,000 New jersey Steamboat Co. Bonds, Al 900
$1,000 Morris and Essex II. X. Co Bonds 81 600
$4,000 Hannibal and Naples r. r Co. Bonds t56sD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21

Also. Illinois Michigan Canal Bonds. = . -.
Canal bonds dated July l. s4l PAYABLE ater ldO
No. 3 TO- ~ 26 a. lO7 rs l2 l8. l29 E0
1872 o.. p. -.
Twentyfou bonds rgsieiNos 81 81 ~ 80 81 g.
IS 60 10 o. rs 1876 49, 49, 1872. 1873 1875 49,
Twenty-Five f225 Canal Bonds PAYABLE 10 NeSl oS after os
lOs Ir 1908 1Oll 1925 1881 1893 +p l0 1888 lh, lo9
lnG 1867 1868 1913 1913 1851 1897 lUT 1898 l'J ZOO
Glass Of bonds regsetNos o iolp iUa Oi2
1913 lO2 1893 1884 Oii l0, 1851 1000 lO' lU'9 lU
1888 1901.
Tweuty-niue Canal Bonds payable in London after
TO- H. H. 49, a. 49, a. 3d. %, -, 80 81 ~ - ~ 80 80 ~
a. 49, 50 81, 81. a.
Fonr hundred and ht class Of bonds retrcdNO' 2 g.
% ~ 90 81 A. 80 20 - inclusive IS TO +ao inclusive
Sir hundred and rneyseyen gas Canal Bon aVahe IN Ionon
sher g70Nns ~ AZ ~ rs to 100 ~ ~ 49,
Isj TO 10 1905 lOl4 10 lOj l42 10 O1 S
1850 O52 1854 1866 IN lJ59 TO la llr2 10 H.
49, 1l46 ll53 l67 llt9 HI J l2O to 1850 I-'
to 1905. 81.
- inuye liI s l96 lg 1885, 10 3D GG7, lo0
Oll 1912 1913 llG8 no ll12 lle5 to pa . -,
Srt,-ttree Canal Bonds payable IN London after 8s o.
IS G g. 49, o. li to ISL inclusive 10 TO 1885, III TO 10 30
to
hundred and forgnne class Of bonds egeei-No> to
II inclusive 10 o. 49, a. " TO l l52 to 100 ~ 10 I'll III to 49,
In whereof hereto my hand and u,e to be ahIed the
Crrs So Of STATE C 81 Springfield this h day 81 Jana
A d.. 1911 JOHN NJ fALAEh GOVERNOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
L RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Denot. New YORK and foot Of Christopher q
WfSTBR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Nov q wv
8OO m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN DaByle . "a boon
Branch wh Chester Branch Waterloo s'ih oqf
for Apoyer and Newton with the D. Ia and W. n
Great Bn BnghAHton yrs
all points the LiofsSsnna and Boom'as
andDe Delaware and Hudson X Roads
M. LEHIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ Nsssf Aors
Phiipsbury
Phipsburg Bel Del X K for Belydere ae shd
Eas,on r. K bethlehem, Aenosn Maueh ana
Wikesbane H. M
m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
R At Waterloo With r. Washington With d. L. and
w r. K. for Gap stouishurg ani Scranton. a..
32O HACKBTTSToWN MAIL, connects rih Boopton Ches
ami Sussex Railroads.
and G:4O ?.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 60 49, and 1910 N
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE. 500 40, slo 1910 and
l2O n 10 340 49, 40 5:J 500 $50 SOD and llits
m. a n "a .,o.,o ,o.,o t,.na
100 200 rR:0. 3:20, $3.50, $50 $40 4t'
$50 $40 500 Goo -6;10 $40 800 $500 and n'' p m
leave SesYori St BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLAIR, $50 and
Il:0O A. m .pi 200 $3.50, $40 and $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
PROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEN

DROCLAMATION of SALE OF the 1EAAS
l ASD NHV ORLEANS EAILROAD-By the Governor OF be
sTATE or TkXAS-in and BY the authority OF we oN
T.x.s-Wbcrea The rod company known a. that ots iA
Railroad" largely indebted 70 the school nhu OF
Of T,s, for principal and Of the special school nnn
toe sane under Of the Legislature OF AEsh 1ih 49,
Act 10 provide OF the special shoVi uIu IN w
Of Incorporated By The stare anu vac
neBt. HcpAl aud Interest IS e9i ~ w
railroad mtGe ana sienIeu 10 VI, "'A' W ' ~
said and smeudmsns, and ,,.. -. a.. ;,,.-es, and
smiling fund Indebtedness has not complied WITH rs
18Th lGt, and the smtnfmsns in'Io
act Of 18Th Of August 1917 ent Au
Act FOR . relief companies indebted 10 the STAG o loans
from tire speeitl school fund and . - i, e.. l. %.
Wbs,s,s B,csu, Of failure the Governor Of the saie re-
Legislature 10 cause SAID roaa 10 De O
Of sad Indebtedness;
lie that eonOrnt WIN $50 aeN
Legstue l. EDMUND DAVIS, Governor OF sall Nsie WI on
, Tsra. Railroad and the charter Hgh' Of d
Conp,pv ipeu bed night Of grading bridges fl
MI, .oupmeu masonry aud R the stock suhseIhed f IN M
Comnsn Die d.pots and All III properly o
s bureSssaid railroad beng About
one hundred and eight tlU5i miles long .,,.., ,u.-
,,s 10 take public auction SAID ian dsy febfn
lg At Capitol ofthe STATE at Aun between NE
loD, az and o'clock and the sale TO he 10 1e he ean
bidder prordea houosr that the Governor Te,erI We ~ s.C
h. deem buy said property for the ene o. tbe se1o
fund should bid be made sufficient 10 eer l PAepa ana
tsrest due the school iun1 $500. - - -. ,,Ah,,.
saus1 ths great Of tie State 10 be alfred At ne C Of
H. 81 Anp Ills Novemsr A. d. 1870 and OF the inde
psh''A'' 0i i'i VIZ EDMuED j. DAVIS Governor
~ TIE Gov.ror: JA. p. NEwCoNB. Secretary ofsste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS

IRE RAILWAY .-IRAlNS Leave Depots
IL foot Of Chamber,st and foot Of 23d-st. a. follows
Through Express Trains leave Cbsmbersst ats a. n, s;D
D. n ami D. daily Leave 23ls at 8:S m 1879 m and 9;Is
and Gas daily New and improved Drawing Room ooaehes
erompanI through Buffalo connecting Ei'Hornei
Vile With Sleeping Coaches runnins through 70
and Gallon Sleeping Coaches the M tram ron su
Buao the $50 train from New orr 10 DaHio ana
he o. m ornesye, Buffalo, And acinnau
An Rmigrant Train leaves daily at s:t3 10.
For and W $50 IN. (l3ls., 4:l3 nj
Por Mddovn and Way (2dst, 95 NJ; and san
dav, only $3.50 a m C23i st.. Sl5 M
PorOtsyiIc and way .. .T:3O (23ist 'Tl5s NJ
For Scw,urg and Way, att $50 and 40 (dst JS
IN 3:l3 and 4:lj M
For sufern and Way, and (21st tiS and 3s mD
Thestsr Train III 30 +. m. (23i st. 'll;t ?. NJ
For Paterson Way from 2dst. DEPOT s6:t5 s:4s and ll;t>
M Js5 j5 and 6:i5 m. From ChamoessL Depot ~
Gas 1000 N u m Il ;i5. L. 5. 5:l5, and 6:t p N
For Hackcussck ldae from 2tsI Depot stB ~ and
Li5 3 t5l and t6 rs Prom CLamberss Depot $50
q IN and l. 4. ISIS. g. and 1855 p. -. .o,.
For Peunont Mack Tslmns and Way frcm 2s Depot SID
n; l:l5 3:l5 AIS 55 and 6l5 and SATURDAYS only "a
% m From Chambers Depot at $50 l:O 1870 ilo Jaw,
5l5 and TOGO D. and Saturdays ONLY III 90 midnight
Tickets and for Apartments In Drsrnslo and sS
Coe. can snd for the checking AMI transfer OF Bag
y mar he Len a, tie ompans s57 Broadway S
imbefss % Grernglchs l25thst and Thinave Inemi
ruiont BROOKLYN Depos foot Of chsber,st and foot go
SeyYork No. ErrhAnsep and Long Dock Depot Jersey City and
o. Ln1 d 1ErCEsR p'-'T Dee 20 WIN BARR,
Gen'l Supt l511 - Gen Al
DAILY - fFor hsekensacA only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-21
of the SALE of the HOU'

TOS TAP AND BRAZORIA RAILROAD by the Governor Of the
ami by The authority o the state OF ea
Wberpas TIE railroad company Known a that Of the Houston Zap aug
indebted the School fund Of the STATE 81
If The SPECIAL School Fund loaned 10 me
Legislature Of August 18Th lS entitled IN
A the Special school fund ~ the bonds
incorporated b. the state and the amen
teto which principal secured BY the bonds Of @ All
road executed the state OF Texas under SAID ACT
and ameDiHlents: ana -. - -. ,...-...
complied with rs ohghs
Of 18th 1856 and the amendments thereto AM has
with The act " 1911 Of August oD entitled Al ACT
rec railroad companies Indebted to The state Tor o-h' from
the School Fgni: AID -, Ga. : -.
Wbe-e. Because Of fslure the Governor Of the STATE
our b Of the Legislature 10 cause said railroad to be 500
In satisfaction Of ssh riehetncss -, 49,
known that in conformity WIN l scs o wv
Lesi,ure EDMUND j. DAVIS. Go'ern3 Of sad STATE VII J
WEDNESDAY Of February a D. B1l csne TO De
the Tap and Bfs1or1 Raad AMI hs cAeJ I.1i5 o.
s,d COMPANY tie r0sibeJ night Of grading d9es
rs ro paents masonry and all the stors subscriber Tor u M
depo,s depot stations and 81 the property ohe
l., Sid cppanv hufuesad railroad bens About
(5O) INV miles long -, 5,..,, ,...,,h IA,
ig1I capitol OF the state al Austn
h.teen ~ hours y cock and h. sale % he 70 e
c Iisr pr0rdtd h0reier tie Governor reserves TIE
- hp he dem sail property H. for The beheat
OF School Puhd should cash hd he mace suheh' 20 ' ~
rripeip. and interest DE tie School Fund ,,----,
whereof gned name and sVe eAl
The gres, be affixed at TIE Cy OF An ms
H. ? dar OF November D. 1870 and Of TIE indetensnce oil
~ o. t.. a.. ti,trfrt EDMUND j. DAVIS Governor
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N SfFily5.i I !; RIILROAD-FROM FOOT o
NEWARK AND NEW-YoRK RAILROAD

y DEPOT II NBw.Y0RK foo, o. Libery't' Nonh River
n, "a sN,, Nov,be pass trains vii foloNs
~ WE SFW.Y0RK FOR BERGEN-AyB AND SBWARK--N
"a f'q rs 40 85 s:s5, BIS, $50 0;Ij /. l9.
900 800 3:3 400 iJ DO bS b:1 t:Si 1N, 80, s',
e.,5 lO:i5 l9;D0 ?. - ., -. .. $500. 80. 81.
IS ic.s5 ~ JO i;Jb $50 6;lO T:O 900 iO.gS
wv r. 4. KICKER, Superintendent
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financial.

Csu faru 10 per cent to Ioye first morrge bonds uonAIab
or Place money - and y Te' el' in mortgages free Of o0n 10
iosper Reference giyen
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that it is undig-
nifed to advertise remedy. however valu-
albeit may be. Queer reasoning this. 1t is
like saying that an article which the world
media should be hid in corner--that bene-
fits and blessings may be too widely diaused
that the means of protecting and restoring
health should be a close monopoly, and not
accessible to all. The argument is bad. Il
is worse than that ; it is tahUman Suppose
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-an absolute
specific for dyspepsia, biliousneas and ner-
vous debility--had never been known be.
yond the repertoire Of the faculty. what
would have been the consequence Instead
of curing and invigorating millions, the good
effects of the preparation would have been
confined to comparative few. There is
the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under bushel that
whatever is excellent should be placed as a
city on hill, where all men can take cog
nizance Of it. tits upon this principle that
the Bitters have been advertised and con-
tinue to be advertised in every newspaper
Of any prominence in the western hemis-
phere, and that the spontaneous testimonials
in its favor have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy per-
feet health to-day who would be languiShing
on beds OF sickness If the newspaper had
not spread the truth Nth Tegdjd to thiS
aaegaGled iRrig0rgat and c0rrectire FAR
and wide. Suppose profit has been reaped
from this publicity. Is thGt any argument
against it? Il the public health has been
| protected II lives have been saved; il the
feeble have been strengthened and the sick
restored, grett good kas been accom-.
pliSlted and -Vho is so mean IS TO grudge
TO eIsrtiOns thus directed their fair revsrdi
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A gentleman in West Tennes-
see sends the following wholesome
missive. Such friendly greetings
have great influence in brighten
ing the rugged road Of life:
SHELBY DEFoT, Tenn, Jan. II.
Frisy9 Observation-Disclosures
ing the cry of lizard times" we
still have a few dollars left, after
ahe payment Of all pressing dues,
which | hope you will find Ton the
reception Of this,) sufficient for
the renewal of two old subscriber 8
and the addition of a new one.
The OLD OBSERVER" is an ever
welcome visitor around the fire
side Of her western friends, and
long may she live TO visit us. as
she makes her weekly tour, bring
Ing as she does, feast of interest.
lns and useful reading. Wishing
success and a happy new year 20
lis iairiltigable editor, | will
close, enclosing with this, six dol
isrs, per express.
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E@ The next session OF Favette

E3' The next session OF Fayette.
vile Female Academy commences
on Monday, 30th inst, This i, one
Of the best institutions in the coun.
try. The faculty is made up of
experienced teachers, who hav
long resided in this community,
and are well known TO puss, IS tie
necessary scholarly qualifications.
The school under their manage.
mcnt has enlarged with each sue.
cessivc session. until now it pre-.
sents a formidable array Of stu
dents.