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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-18
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
~ PANY.
EWHH e

CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 8, 1872.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 10 l6 A. N.
and 500 p. n.
Arrive at Charleston 600 A. N. mondays OK.
cepted) and 3 p. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. NJ, SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving lO.l5 A. NJ. makes through connec-
ton TO New York, Via Richmond and Acquia
creek only, going through IN A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 P. M. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY 10 BAL
timore Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This Ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con.
nections at Washington with western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
s. 8. SOLOM0NS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P.L. CLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-18
. amrtio,l gales-z4ahis uap.: ):
Bv VIM. MCKAY.
aurrlo,t Bales--tu1u,rrs mans.
By WIN. MCKAY.

BY WM. MCKAY. ,NIq D 20
STORE FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture, northeast corner Church and
Chalmers streets, consisting Of Gas Fixtures,
Counters, Glass Jars, &C., Bureau; SideboaEd,
Hair and Wood Seat Ohairs, Bedstesd, Marble
Top Tables, &c. viii be sold on TOMORROW,
Friday at 10 O'Clock, july18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-18
THE CAMPAIGN NEWS.

Greeley Against arant-A Paper for
the People.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-18

200 pieces White Mating, only 25 cents
Carpets below regular selling price.
A full assortment Of Ladies and Gents Under.
wear, Plques, Swiss, Jaconets, Nainsooks, Victo.
ria and Bishops Lawn, Null, Check and Gross
barred Osmbric-all at reduced prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

cept Massachusetts, where it is two per cent.
below, the acreage being about average on the
whole. In New York and Pennsylvania the
acreage is per cent. and the condition from
o to u per cent. below average. In the North
western and Pacific States the condition is
mostly average or above, ranging from 95 in
Ohio to 113 in California. The acreage ranges
from % in Ohio to 124 in Oregon.
1t is remarked of Illinois: Monroe, hall
winter-killed; Ogle, late, but promising; La
Sale, spring crops look we'll.
GRASS AND PAsTUREs.-The remarks from
Illinois under this head say; Edgar, grass
promising; Cass, clover OF former years nearly
all winter-killed, but the springs sowing is
dong finely. Spring pasture, blue grass and
timothy never were better. Pike, many fields
of clover ter-killed-scarcely one has o
good stand; Logan, clover greatly damaged
by winter cold; Lee, pasturage looking finely ;
Monroe, army worm destructive on timothy
Boone, clover badly winter-killed; Clarke,
clover injured by drought, Knox, clover on
wet ground badly wlnter.killed.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-HOUsE OF FISK l. HATCH,

No 5 Nassau-st., NEW-YORK, Dec. Q, 1872.
The total amount of tine FIRST MORTGAGE SIX
PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY is S15,00O,OOO secured
upon property whose intrinsic value cannot be less
than S3j 100000 TO S4OOOO0JO and the location and
advantages Of which are such as TO render a profit
able traffic and large revenue certain. This entire
amount had been sold, and the original negotiation
of the Loan was formally closed in September last.
In order TO more thoroughly complete the road
with Iron Bridges, SOld EmbaHkmeHis, Permanent
Masonry, and Steel Rails portions OF the route
provide extensive improvements and facilities for
the transaction of large business at both termlni
and to furnish a more liberal eQuipment-au Of
which are demanded by recent indications as TO the
immediate business of the road upon completion
the Directors authorized the Issue Of S5,0OO0OO in
Ssven Per Cent Debenture Bonds G., Bonds not
secured by Mortgage.
In the negotiation of the SEVEN PER CENT BONDS,
a moderate amount of the SIX PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of the Company, previously sold
have been received in part payment portion OF
which remains to be disposed Of
The Bonds are in denominations of $780, $500, and
Al OOO either coupon registered; interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum, payable May and
November; both Principal and Interest payable in
Gold Coin in the City Of New-York.
At the present price, hoy yield Ora SEVEN PER CENT
IN GOLD on their cost.
First Mortgage Bonds upon frst-cass completed
roads are notably-searce and command compara-
lively high prices; and as the Chesapeake and Ohio
Bonds may now be practically ranked among the
best Of that class Of securities, the present oppor
tunity for investment in them is peculiarly favorable
10 Capitalists and Investors seeking investments on
advantageous terms, with the prospect OF an early
advance in market value.
The completion of the road renewal Of the de-
mand for American securities in Europe; returning
ease in money markets, and the large amounts
usually seeking investment in the early part of the
year. must lead to the rapid absorption cf these
Bonds.
We receive deposits and allow interest on bal
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
REAL ESTATE.



While Monday is usually dull day ~ the re'A
,, market il sou cot hearof some uanoons
br e,raeon Of interest roadcrsi oy however neo
- no s.les at ~ M as We could eaa "as 'e
an .us worthy OF attention The brosers For ioofos
QsoziaYl large nuInaef OF sales are ho'to =" ~A' f'
which Ee below
s advertised to take place e Exchange, TUESDAY Dee o;
Bv jaime, NJ Miller le ,he direction Of VIM h. How
land referee premises 22x75 located wi known m No. l''
BY Stevenson SON legal sale under he direction oi AHray
Hoinan ir referee hon and ~ ozl located ANA 4ao"n as
~ N-''er Wins co. iegal sale under DE direction ~ Wm
of fssrarfvoehth-sf westerly rom S-coniave
Ii % unaer th direction Brewster, referee, 4-stor7
o E located ou e norl-"esiy crn o oiecl
Ts ~ oer sostorr ana ac brick anl o 1913
orar house lof &afiAu
otc on De soahory alrson-si between Greenwich and
Under he brick house and lot 2sx5 located
nor side Of Jayst, between Greenwich sd atsa
Bv r. Co. legal teon Of Lauren Red
se rre Ire ourov aud atu hrowutone and lease
Enhlge. - feet inches soahcIy from foy known as
No $50 "
slair71 of Dougast lS feet easteTy
nun Bondst Brooklyn n Y, known 90 street No. lo' ~ 60
By HUH r. Camp under the direction OF John G. Nonh
and 239r2 located on the uoItn
cry Hieruh 13 feet easary f0m Avenue A. an,
a. DE Duthey side Of Thysoolast 4o
feet inches westerly from Ihr-aTe. .-,,o,
ested The uhe side Of Tregst l6 iesi inches easciN
from Ienthare
lao ocs Fnhave. commencing - feet
inches aortery One ehundei and ihirry iourth-st
s,eote1 n Oha r.ee house 22xlOo noery
ads Of Rfiy-seventhst q eaeTY FROM seoonda ave.
~ s 'qS s,.e ss S % & @ .,6 1 5a % lf pobslS S a % Da5cs
IT, . iees wes.ery ir0m Pt-st
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
MONDAY. Dec. s-P. ".


The Stock Exchange was quiet thrOughout
the day and very little gossip and less real news we're
anoat The early dealings the general list showed an
Improvement AS compared with saturday nights closing
prices OF TO per which was succeeded by reac
ton at about midday. and recovery OF all the decline
In the later dealings The OF Pacific Mail although
somewhat erratc, was less than usual, the chief
points made being 79GsOt a799sO. 979t GsO679A The
late report that the OrZaba had been disabled
and that the steamer Senator had been sent 70 her
sistance had very little additional effect the price
The street was temporarily befOgged this morning, by
the maneuvers OF the sOckwel party but the atmos
phere became comparatively clear toward the close OF
the day and the outside operators seemed 10 agree that
the youthful Commodore the President OF the Com
pany IA now called If still The proprietor Of stock that
he wishes 10 disposes OF 20 the best advantage,
and that the rally 20 80 at l O'Clock was
a mere point TO prevent a too sudden decline
HannILaland St Joseph suddenly upon the tapts
to-day and prouetted between 3i and S9l for the Com
mon and 81 20 59t for the Preferred making ltsen un
wOntedy lively. Tue precise cause or the spas - not
generally known though tners are mysterious Mn OF
contemplated combination by which this road the
Wabash and the ST. Joseph and Denver City are 10 make
a continuous line across the continent In connection
with the Union Pacific. The advantage OF such an ar
rangemenf fully appreciated but how TAR the nego
alton has advanced not informed. The Wander
bilt or more properly Clarke, stocks were urn All
the way through Rock Island being in good request at
highest lowest, ami closing prices OF actlVe stOcAs were
IA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

Tie Of none taTy ahirs showed decided e-hEs
from tine last week. though call loans are conn IhuAE
high rates with utae Immediate 1ptcia-4oA 9l lch
lower rulings until after the JInuary dsDursemehJs Iof
interest and dividends are fuly ielt Inc currency
movement as yet rucslagalnat tls center ana te nat
ural coseness Of money IN continual apDrehen1OI or
augmentation by tine calling IN ~ JAe treasury OF tue
s2O0OOO OF the special deposits not vet disturbed h c
yauls OF the Bank oil Commerce and FOurtA Natohal'
The ruling to-day tlIry-'ecOnd ana interest,"
the market closing nc T. currency The market Tor com
u4er !a paper IS unchanged. Iiie loans eJlIdlI MN
rates both currency and go 90 DAYS currency as
being quoted aG per cent plus commission VI 40l4
per cent. On gold the lending rate On 80 dt!5 uIe ~
ppr cent for USE and for 90 -ud 90 days &C. per cent
i1ur months loans ruling 10 to1 per cent. Mr. ler-
ram of thls STATE urodIcCaa proposition ln Congress
tu-dav IT, Dealug the usury laws.
Cove rnlncnG bonds ycJ ~ only moderate demand
though prices rule steady. IIa market closed ou the
basis of GT TO ia for 1915 Fisk H4tcn report as
follows q d.. a. ..
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE

poR CHbRIEsTOy g. C.. FLORIDA PORTS AND THR SOUTH
'N AND SOUTHWEST.
s.g svs,, TUEsDAT THURSDAY SATURDAY, from Pier
No ~ North River al D The steamships .
CBARI.ESTOh. Capt JANEs Bazaar. TUESDAY, Der TO-
SOTTH CAROLINA. Capt +. >. BECKETT. ThurdAy Dec Z.
CHAMPION Capt X ". LOCKWOOD. SATURDAY, Dec H.
..p passenger Ihragn passage hefet,
and m al lsdag connection with the south IAolHA Afoad
40 Iii notuts south West and the Norm oA
10 orsne Chersw all Dnts the ChersH ape Darlington Nal
Fonda porA nsHfsnec o ms me- VNh
HAIF Pig CENT Goods aIued hes Of eonnaon BUS e
s s,bsd and nss az Local Passenger and Freight
ONee' ~" az "'~' ~ HENRY K MORGAN L Co, AEeuta
,h.a.ge f,-7,tt snr1v IA BENTLEY ID. HA.DtLb
snsra Agent Great Prsigh Lac; no J iolGva
KYTRA STKAMEaS WILL BE DisfAfLHkD As BUN Ao
LOADED
EStEaRec 0n TAoaAs "
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

rFourth week % November eltu-rl
tApproEllate JY telegraph
The earnings for eleven months past are sufficient
20 Indicate pretty clearly what The nuDess of tIe WhOe
wear will amount to- Tne results viii generally be salts
Factory aud show retrUgrcssiou IN railroad pros
peIlty. In there may have been q smaller
ver e 0f earnings per mile on account Of increased
competition from the rapid construction OF new nes
whose earnings yeU been devel0ped-nuJ upon
the whole We believe the confidence ID railwuy property
viii be in no del gree shaken by examination Of these
fr.IIr rannrIa.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

H5l o.s1e5 IL .. ulrd 1u ir1rle. lioe %
& i5 III Is Dor i9r..s = f. 81 1u ir Raj ol. ,dle
salt Hay ald slc .0r over stray lu- l. ftifi 81 q
: ee 1c % roaor. io, a1i tc iof gaI
WOrAS-ES-~a.s l6l bl .rlp .rH-.r fac.
NAVAL SroREs-lhe market or az fescreu0ns has ruled n
request sale. ~ 81 U.S. 70 llc IN g
an extreme dock lt a9, co-g VIA asc @ ~
"a a. Tar irn bat Tet u a5gs5 M Washington Ura
ton City Pitch quoted % g u. 50 3d. Win loaAny trade
OuS-Lnseei very -r Crshes grofe q c D. catss '
SDeuu lu- but 81 Nhl.e ll but steady. hlha
am but al quoe Lri doll lll UNCHANGED 501-c
Prne Winter. Otier % without change
PROVsIONS-Ihe Pork market sder though The tenarf r
the future aad The Trade tuy only r pelg v-t
Prime cye aHd lote sale n Nesei4 20 AZ e
40 l Oh Aes "a - - for sfw 4e1 lld .-
Extra Prime; delivery hcar OF GOV bis Sew Mes
ts ~ 81. Bee. il far lenar, ini fie e n 81
Mess aaI sg5 Ness. Beef His lun
Weather Cured Cu Meats -lr demand .ll 80 alf srs ~ 30
o5ic, and sO reh hAo1es tt +tci o rn
HAMS and 5U Smoked Shoulders seller rnhei, 81 o. ~
Clear Bellies H c, and 5000 b0is Fkle b e m hl. At
ic bui active the offerings liberal or e 4ri
ss of 2 boxes jan ~ % 1i 10 boxes Long t,
~ 81 ir Western AMI 81 46,c for CITY. Lar ,h
sctve eneay ~ OF 10 bJS All g.
Ma the latter for Choice Odi io ufuf
rer seller January, a. lsoc and 20 tea Tee
PTR0L ri ade IN buk has been in light request
3 wh sales bb Heyhart az that lhe Cucs tt-
- Lo~er or epo r. 80 on ller,
aud 80 City. The Refined market continued ta
changed respect holders ask y. az.c Tor cary def'nes
a3le Naphta easier With 20 oois S sold DO @
Pmladey nominal quotations we're o 4sc for Dece e-
RIcE-A mir obbng busess reported At 7g1i for Foeu,
sG tRsRss more actlre at steady puoes es hhds 90
basis u vi 9sic Pair Good ReinnE, aad soo t1s
iior,l a. 5t6e Refined Hanis ieial2'
sEEDs-CloyeF inactive for Pune; ID
freight cheek he export inquiry Timothy 9nny bell nat
quet At kJd - b. per bush .
rALLON quiet and aHchange sales OF s0O 10 Oominon ~ .i
WIIisSY lfy active and ausr; sales Of rs bbA s
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

ances issue certificates Of deposit available IN al
parts Of the country, make collections buy and sell
sto,l,s and Bonds at The Stock Exchange on COM
i.s.n, for cash. and deal in Government Securities
Ceuf..l paeiGe Bouds. &c. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tie Financial Chronicle gives the following
interesting facts md figures concerning rail way earnings
for the past month and the past eleven months:
The Union Pacific returns for October are now COM
pete aud this company I the only one which reports
monthly expenses well carllu-s, s reports always
have -ueC.a interest. The net earnings FOR October
SHOW au OF S59157 over la-J year, ana tc d. 4.
earnings from January d decrease Jt s-l-,o-9 Ih~l
stat. llelIt B. s. tu lows:
Or q @T4. Oct 1871. Increase. Decrease
"
r
81. earnings 5HIG7 16 seHD G v.f131 5000.
fe1s 1871. Itreare. Decrease.
V4rrfrr n 80
Fs--..1..s F .faT -.H. % II'-I .....s
Net elrlr.s 4..ls- BJ.45f 8 F&4sa-' Z
Frne os arzr -el red n tle luth. Yf j1la 70
bruy ana March OF year 1f Ioca4 tle ia-
10 EXPENSES has mainly eli from large el Al.e A-r o
pr.y.-. he ltc4rrelc. hcelal.A
-tl ID rIfr
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
Coleman Benedict's closing quotatio

The gold market has been quiet, with tne prepOnder-
ance OF sales no 1884 i3 the extremes being 2f dt
The speculative interest noticed Friday and saturday
mas now pretty nearly died and the rates for the
cash gold. which the start we're and B for the use
OF CON- later fell on aud the afternoon holders paid
as much aa 7DT gold 10 have their balances carried
over With this furry over 10 i8 quite likely money VIII
be little easier The London market Tor cOnsos and
United states securities rather easier and frOm the
continent learn that the Union Bank OF Antwerp,
branch Of the house Of jacobs Brothers Co OF Brs-
sells house representing capital OF 3O00OOO francs,
has failed. involving however, no important n-eresti
The Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000 IN called bonds,
and si50O00 In coin interest tho public debt The
DAVIS az the Gold Exchange Bank was ~ tOi-
lows: Gold cleared t3945OJ0; gold balances sjfna5l
currency balances, s4,JOils. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
THE MARKETS.

iCarefrfv R.5ore1 iof iaE rslrrysi
AsTha receipts ere u pigs Pot are qiei .ui rn a 81 %
PaIr- llI clf nominal
rlln i-r Cotton the SPOT has been o1il uo
ll s lre c1lllues ayori 4uota-ola 1lcaa e.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

The days business az tine q. 5. suhrreasury vas: -
Cold reeeBrs sd2222I 5ICunency aaymeuts. BJ5i 72l 81
of p.vnts .. Ig5fl4 Cur-encg oaaace.. 255o9.6 ID
Coabanee. .... 459il76 % Customs J1lo0 %
CurenCr Iecfilts.... llJ,Ji3 AI
Foreign Exchange was duh and 1rm. The Continental
exchan es were unaffected by the aforementioned sl.
pension, which is thought 10 De only temporary. we
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

Tue reports OF railroads In Massachusetts, have l0w
most OF them been made the state commissioners for
the year ending pr. 20. 1872 ana have made com
paUOu OF tine earnings and expenses Of several Of the
most prominent lines for That year:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD, FER'
MONT Ury1sIOg.-The shortest trunk line from the
Lakes to the Atlantic. Montreal 81 Jules nearer
Portland by tlle route San any other. More thah
iall to line % sac ossfui operation and the balance
rapidly approaching conpleti0n. The fi1, Mort
gage Gold Bonds OF t.is road we recommend as COM
Iiaiag profit With absolute safety Tor aale Or ex-
change -or marketable secGs.ties.
Fb.gE NE5 IL Co.. 5u Broadway, New-YoTk.
j. .gr .l.E5, D-CE. G Co., Ii8 1.i.l-st. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

Tie directors OF the New-York. New Haven. and Hart
ford Railroad Company have declared dividend OF 50
per Share. pavable Jan. .. The transfer books
will close on the 18th, and reopen jan j
We notice that the stock Exchange urin OI BAKER *
Kitchen has been dissolved by the retirement Of Mr
Cyrus o. Baker Mr.. James Kitchen. the iunor partner
Of the ate hr has associated himself with Mr. William
X Kitchen jr under the style OF Kitchen * Company,
and will transact general commission stock business at
No Is Wall-st. a..
The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company for the month OF N9Y-
ember, - -, 49, s,
Increase over ig7l.. f402 Over l8O... s92t'I
Earnings first eleven months: .-.,,.,,
IgT2.... Y l8Il.... 43l lGIO.. - i.f-h
Increase over 1911. fl265677 over l870 - btl mo
The Philadelphia stock market IL nrn PennsyiVa-
MIA a. Cg Phade phia and Erie Railroad. y heading
Railroad 5si Pennsylvania Railroad, J6i Cold II5t'
The bank statement compares as follows with former
returns:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
Gountrn See! &state fsr saIe.

TOR SALE.-Valuable Property in NEW
CANAAN Conn.,. known the OL1is lEAD PLACE O' les
ridge land q rooms, barns esage enouse WOOL ana
xasaa0u helne-7 ETC., 200 feet above aa level conil9ns
f.svs views Long Is1 tie sound from Bridgeport 20 Den-
Fch aad surroug country Two hour, ron forty econ 81
VA NJ y ard g. h. r. T. Prce, $lbVO Terms
easy. Apply (G1oD HOMER MOb5AS, : Flneti-
TAVORABLY FOR CASH, or in EXCHANGE
I fr large Agricultural ami Mineral Lanqs or suburban L1p
sell valuable sugar Plantation one 1ra
drive ONLY from NeEOreans City vest ade Of nver lo syern1
sorlr arper0usJ sni fully equipped and soefed insurn.
uus manager retauabe owner here Apply 90 n5
BlTHEs l Broadway, NeN-iofE Nl- OF = -
Borl T.. o. EssOrlesn1 La, visiting there.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

HOwEs g. Macy. Bankers, 10. % Waii-st., New
York offer tbe sane flc..ites t0 DeDositors a. IN
cOrDorated Banks, and allow mte est on daily Dali
anecs at the rl-c OF -Four pcr cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point 10 clrrens ratei
with immediate re5ur-s.
&c Tor investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

There was more important movement IN southern
state bonds Tcuuessces advancing 10 e anu Missouri %
selling at g4E4g5; south CarlLts, new, January aaQ
July 40 % aud Virginia G deferred 90 -o lc TIe tol-
O1.r r..nl fln "a
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

EsW-Y0lx M,1LtIo.-ol Che Fusr n9grGAGE
SEVEN Pr CENT G0LD Loan oi CHS Cc-sany there
r-1ail8 but small amoUIt uumarketed. When lt
is considered .aas t4is new Great Tuak Inc is now
So uearv congleted. We cannot avoid the conviction
tlat these Bonds 10 1000a mile, secured BY First
Nfortqare. are 7agtcul..ly desirable aud safe. Fox
sale OF exchange f.r marketable securities BY
GEO. OpoY1E & CO., Bankers, 10. > Aaas1u-st
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

lOooO e. g. Co. 1881 Req. 4lol L. r. so Reg 67..
L01 L. Cd, 1901. Com i p. = o. 't' '7s'''''
oat1rr lllt
2 or b. 81 .-LB Csa s1.... I toI .loI....llbs
% O'Clock ..............le1 5000 O. IS. SD Cou.
fIH4....- O'Clock sl4b1
2 O'CLOCK ........... ..IL1. a. - lJ4U Coupon.
4UUI JtI COu l4...... uefft eau.
= O'clock ..............5l $500 u e Currency. ..ll-
g. .-t 0cIucEllA ~
2, ,ocoek..............Ila 500 L. L1 Con, l4s
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIEsr CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
G0-THrrHr fOns
10000 e. s. S. 1910 Coupoa. .le9l s00 L. r. go Cou b'
.AI L. ERnM Id TO 1DA A.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
tHsrule ano slate manteIs.

A KLABFR Steam MARBLEand MARBLE
~ lzISG wOeas IA and 10 Eass Egtsent Marble and
MaIlerc Msatl rnl Marble Coul.r, hoaieht ~ frca 'l@
tefy competition. Arrh.e turning for the trade
GTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs wo u evsy description MAtBLe aad
WOOD MAArhl4A T. Il. STEWAAf a Co., - AID - west
Twenty iirisL. neaT sevenh-aye.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
sAaslsss nov 5.s ! 20 xov. y. 1872.

Total .arrert -o9fi rot - . .. .-.--..-. 1891. 80.
.. ~ asJ--9
Fourth ed ID November estimated
fA1Llazluate IT t-iegrlul.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

Tne transactions 40 tie Clcaung-aOlsc for tie pest
WeekcCMpare J.OWs with those OF tIc pi'tll "eta
Clearing re week ending Now 90 e
Clearing tEe el1Z Lec o. loiI...-...... a.-,
Ba Oh. -11rr Sow D t..--.---.-. l.- ID
cllg Dec z l9Z -ve-I -
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
Gountrp properlp to Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE IN Newburgh TO LEI
nry but eomuctar furnished, situation very deaTabe 300
q uouth. Address. TRACY. NeNbuEh "
NSARKFT GARDENING.-TO LET on shares,
w GOOD fruit kc near center OF ely Apply
West tlzabeih Railroad depot
TTO LET-To a City Hotel or BOardlng-house
Keeper, as Resort for la boanleI, the MAneON
HOUsE and shnnt and garen plots barn stables
clrage bathing situated he 6lnA OF c e1sW1u
Eve rr8ut rive ron Long hranchi raIt niatl
Ieat @l,UJu yeHL apply elr5 io hoLI3. -I-.' y-,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

from the annual report Of The Secretary Of the In
terror We compile following table OF Cle several
Pacific Railroads log le ye4r enuIn Jane %, 1872:
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New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
anrtiOn Sales OF Real Estate.
Real estate to Grrhanqe.

A T SAG HARBOR. L. IA delightfully."- stu
"a ated COUNTRY RESIDENCE with 20 would be e1AAls
for City property rutland 4 WHITING, BeeEmau-sL