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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
Syracuse.
Correspondence Of the Herald.)

SYRACUSE, Sept. 8, lS43.
Now that the excitement and turmoil necessarily
attendant upon great political gathering like thai
OF the recent Syracuse Convention" has subsi-
ded, we can dispassonately look around us and
see the natural bearing and effects such an
outbreak will have upon the rejecting minds Of
this great Republic 1t is undeniable fact that the
political skeptics can from the actions Of the Con-
vention, find material to sustain them In a II their
varied ranges Of preference. But TO the cul vated
of philosophy the actions OF the past and their
tendency upon the future world political, are re.
h.cting briliants hung before the great Mirror Of
nature.
IL is an undeniabe fact that after the great Presi.
Dental contest OF 1910, Mr.. Van Buren, was, by
unanimous consent OF his friends, laid upou the
Shelf and the idea Of resuscitatiou was scarcely
mooted-but as the government wheels rolled on in
pace with time, q candidate for forty.iour was
sought for, aud here the trouble commenced
The radical notions of Mr.. Calhoun forbid the old
yeomanry 10 rally upon him. The distant and al
most unknown track Of Mr. Cass shut out the ma
terials necessary for common argument Of eleya.
ton The one fatal remark Of Mr. Buchanan
that the laborer would be better of with en- ce nts
day than dollar" closed The great public door
upon him. The want of sterling talent in Col John
son creates but luke swarm ceiling in his praise, and
with Mr. Tyler, however strong the love might be
tor him, the fact that he rose upon the enemies
ground forbid the confidence for necessary huzzs
These are the main reasons for the discord wnlcn
now pervades the democratic ranks, and In every
public gathering these truths are MADE seleViueh'
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ArA MONTGOMERY HALL MONTGOMERY
3 ALA-The proprieors of this establishing so fvo-
rsby known the travelling public on the great tho
oughlare between Charleston and Mobile determined
angement which has long, and they trust not unde
ssryedly enjoyed The buildings which very spacious
the bed both double and single have been eunshed
E,. nrw v d IN. p h artcs
private large, any and elegantly furnished. These faeii
ties with careful and attentive cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination
the proprieto omit nothing that will satisac-
ton of their guests will they trust them the favorable
attention Of the travelling public. An omnibus will all
times readiness 10 convey from the Railroad
and Steamboats, TO the house free Of charge.
Montgomery, June u 1913. w. TILLEY X CO.
aniQ I'M
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SEGARS.
There's a delight in smoking.

SEGARS.
There's delight in smoking.
The SAYING is true. when y know where to find
% s aad fs ehssn s Ii. mind
And enables the smoker to puff away care.
GsFiy aSS sn Lane TO SS%Sy you CALI
he SI syes yS% % snd
His segars the choicest! most exquisite brands.
S9%rfe@, agent ut selected with sa
M coa ss ss with La So s saa ss
Noriesas, Tra6acas, Victories pure -
%sf that y ssS. es procure
Cassadoras, La Normas, and Congress beside,
His Dos Companeros and exquisite brand,
Won s sa.s always on hand
with TSeS SExAs e:
lie the making s that he
stock on hand more extensive and superior TO that of
Rene Remember the Number 5 MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel aa2s im.r
sE @ {Sys To , SUGAR COFFEE -
OOsUOo ron brand consisting of Regalias and medium
!, 900 Of the Florida brand, do do do.
10000 b bss, price ri s,I Ms,sP aS.s do do do
Cases Of Free Labor St, Jaso White Sugar
sSi7 No wall st. and sdh ass bSoadsay
A A. sAMANos offers for sale, at No, Wall st, 10 hhds
Is bags of Coffee landing from brig Topaz, from st. Jago
10 hhds Sun cured Sugar suitable for reiners
S Sss superior s'5Gs ToSasco suitable for m.nu.e
a5Om sega of Lord Byron Woodve and variety Other
brands
WANTED7A Cooper, and Mllwrght that understands
carpenters work. ST Jago de Cuba; be single and
OF temperate habits Apply as above. So m*r
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCO-Just received per
~ recent arrivals, importation of choice foreign Snus
consisting of Lund Foot Irish high toast; high dried WEIGH
Hardhams, No 81 Violet Sasburg Morton mixture Prince
Albert do Copenhagen etc; together with large
Of domestic snpffs 81 the subscribers manufacture
On hand prime lot Of Havana Cigars, Moriega LA Nor
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish
German quates Scaarlatt and Spanish smoking tobac
cosDuch and English clay pipes Jones Royal patent matches
cigar cases. tubes fancy pes snuff boxes and article
apPertanng to well stocked obacconss establishment for
MRS. G. NEWCOMER SON,
au 81 lm*ec No. 4 Wall st.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33a Ann street. New York.
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice impoa-
tons of the very best quality, viz
Old French Brandy II cssk and bottle
Hambargh !" Imported in Iaoo)
Madeira Vine in pipes and bottle
Sherry, Muscat, Bordeaux, Marseles e
:" Cataloni, Port, &c.
Invads and others will find pure liquors unadulteraed
above-No. 331d Ann st. as lm@m
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NEW YORK ~ . po,ros
SOUNU PILOT

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots. takes charge al master and
" pilot of vessels bound New Bedford over Nsn.eLs
shoals. Boston Persmouih Portland, Keppebeck, and OT.
Water street Beekman Reference TO number Of s
chants and The several Insurance Companies in this city Bo.
ton, and Portland. jyis lunar
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY

c!tS' 69rs sfsfiEt
I'd d % i ~ md md ND
Ws s s nod s..a 70
% Of & @ the s % a
nd detached the kitchens Is completely 70 EXCLUDE the
s. s :s
s and .aiasfy and bas Of Nv .sS S Nspoeon
S sas . % s Of g;
ssd s a With and
e cents B Ps pea: 1sr S s;:; ps
chops &c and hundred oi5sI different articles Of
sT and BLACK Tss. cents per cup
At.ntiye and civil waiter, are employed who speak the
s p sS and Ditch Every ss
nen Of the establishment competent and experienced
Having and being conve.an, with the mode Of bust
aes. Of many Of the best conducted Dining SALOON. Europe
ton assuring hi, fellow citizens that his establishment Is in
sor 20 nons that he has seen in any portion Of his arrange
nj 8Hisi :as S% pisf
supplied a
Don OPEN every day i o% eecs unit, sM
% is sG s% '''" o'clock AM until HENRY aosLINe
sT9a. h.y legal f,% .s'aS: :es "a.
are SS%s'ss 11s q he e'sS lS
he subscriber u. mousse No 3 Msrsrr 30 @sk. paymen
'eo re the 10Th day Of NovemoSsfN N DoAINICK. Erx
m2o to Nvii smifswssr
CHEAP GoODs-i7 Fulton street,. REfNAZ announ
"a. - he p1bIc that he has Just arrived from Pans with
large and selected stock Of choice and fashionable yoods
~ iaconets splendid cashmere aud cablas
t from 81 SOL silk shawls do, cloths and cas-
s NJ kind and patterns, gambroons, vesngs, &C
~ Ladies dry goods obbers. merchant aoIs and The
bi;c general respectfully invited call and convince
bsmseves that their goods which will remain open but ofa
short time TO be sold cheap Cheap, - lw-ec
GOAL COAL Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal hrSt luaii-
" w. will be sold by the subscriber the following low
for cash fresh broken and egg from imp y nsr ysn
and delivered ..art OF the CITY az n
81 IS large 81 50 q cents yer t9n Ies VII vi
"a II .Len fon and quality warrined
va "Aeh i'o" wv o''' PETER CLINTON,
iv2 am.r 81 Greenwich corner Of King
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RATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA ,HOTEL,-The sub.
ID scnber begs inform her friends and the public that the
price, ofths establshme, lemsin usual 81 per and
that prepared with families
single gentlemen for board during winter the most
sonabe
The subscriber beg those families gentlemen desirous OF
comfortable home give the Battery Hotel call feeling
assured in point of location large aud airy rooms her house
he wanting render those comfortable who honor with
their patronage. MARY PETTET.
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NJ. s. BALL & CO.'S
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH MILLEDGEVILLE
MACON, COLUMBUS & FLORIDA

A0n al PACKAGE EXPRESS. -
Messrs NJ. s: BALL co. will receive Specie Bank Notes
Bundles Samples Packages and Cases of Goods and forward
them BY the Express and from Charleston Savannah Mil
edgeve Macon and all the stations the Central Rail
road Also by the steamboat s Matthew'S Captain
Black Creek, Picolatta and Paatka =
NJ s. Ball Co will pay particular attention the purchase
OF Goods collecting and paying Drafts Notes and Bills and
the transaction of all Of business at any OF the
above named places They will also forward Goods
ehapdze to part of the United States which be
through from Macon to Columbus under their own
and safety, on the LIST Of October next.
Messrs NJ b. < CO. having made arrangements with the
Central Railroad Company of Georgia for under
their own lock and with Messenger always charge offer
superior advantages for the prompt and of
valuable articles that may be entrusted to heir
Merchants anters and Others DESTROYS of receiving their
TO them ~ ~
Office at Savannah 1853 Bay streets Macon Washington
Hal Nj Ball Goa Milledgeyile; Agent at Chareton s.
and forwarding goods and merchandise at Savannah.
NJ b. Co. will advance cash for all eights on goods
sent TO their charge.
Charges more than the ordinary Of obtaining goods
au26 lmAr
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EoR SS Of csh s S ps
as above her regular a.S john R9 f'ifEfM 2S
~ B. Passage from London and Liverpool all times
be secured by !h regular packet ships a. the l9We.t e;
pal Banks and Branches throughout he United Kingdom
application above. som
SP RtAf5 RAFa a y 5h
viii (. as packet s6v ship IA Cap
Those wishing to secure berths will require make early
a''i'''A JOHN HERDMAN.
from s. sG ,na fss5 NEAR Ts Ws s
usual secured BY the above splendid packet ship
sa s Ss in s the
4o Ss ns and Mss cu s
For further particulars, apply as above ssr
6SK- FOR LIVERPOOL.-Regular Packet of the 18th
' ThoSpS ashSSt
'I very a sss ds Sr cabin I'd cabin
.sersSe persons intending embark should make
application on MtfsF or the
have them brought by the above ship Of h regular
packets sailing from Liverpool tho st 18th and 18th of eve
Drafts win also be given suit the eonvepisnse Gr
a all s a" "sHss SasoS
land and Wales by applying 5 above, 50
66R FOR LIvERPOOL-The New Line-Regnlar
s Of p aU E 81 THE VEST qfS rspf5RdS S
Woodnouse master 1850 tons, will sail her regular day
freight passage having Accommodations unequaled
:s'osf and Mi
81 South st.
Price of passage SIS.
viii he Queen Of hs West and sail
.sES NEW LINE OF PAGKETs FOR LIVER,
@sSR Or sail on
10th p 6. her her e & G1 pa the Largest
den improvement that mpart comfort passengrs-her
cabins very spacious and supeby furnished
deck for cabin whole al
foTding accommodations superior TO any other ship.
est and comfort by selecting this magnificent ship For pas
early application should be made board foot Of Bng
slip west side, or 10 W. W. T. TAPSCOTT,
The Queen of the West will sail from Liverpool on the of
November Persons wishing TO send for their friends, can
have them brought out in her other first class ships sailing
weekly favorable terms Drafts for amount payable
ENGLAND, Ireland Scotland Wales constantly for sale
The Sheridan will succeed Queen West and sail
18th SEM. slr
M3S3Sp POOL PACkETs-Regalar Packet, and sails, on
ss cpa BUNTING M
sail positively as above, her regular day.
The accommodations of the Hbena for cabin I'd cabin and
will inspection be found be fitted
that add the comfort OF those embarkng
her before paying passage any other
The price Of passage very low r which and to the
DsF ROCHE, BRoTHERs Go IS Fulton street.
Ps-The Hbema sails from Liverpool on the 7th HoVem
ber Persons sending for their friends have them brought
line sailing from that port punctuay the It'll and 10th of
every month For passsge, apply as a ts
coed the Hbem ard sail for Liverpool the of October
her regular day s6ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c. Sc
HE Subscriber would call the attention of their and
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
somen Of stocks scar cavas gloves saspenders pocket
silk cotton Berlin buckkn and other under shirts and draw
Their Of the above goods and all other articles
appertaning to genemans wardrobe RICH varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
style q gentemens shirts containing many Improvement
form Of the thereby doing with the large oveplus
OF linen used under the old of cutting and adding not
only to the comfort of the but the beauty OF the
FORM This improvement manifest to the Judges of the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium
awarded to the subscribes their patent elastic Brace ptcn
lay recommended to all who have acquired the habit
OF They will be found of benefit
Of sedepty habits BY bacns the shoulders they strengthen
the back and expand the chest and will be found Of impede
men to the free Of the They would also call stten
ton their patent Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend suited with the fashionable
articles by calling at the old establishment oil
PARSELLS & AGATE,
au 20 1m.ec 237 Broadway, corner Of Park place.
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CARLTON HOUSE.

CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIB Frs prepared make arrangeme
with families and single gentlemen for the winter BY the
year. upon reasonable terms
The prices OF this establishment the heretofore
viz: 81 50 per day. BENSON HODGES.
81 mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

"a FUK SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PKO-
c::G PERTY-A small Farm Of about sixteen acres the
ILL highest state OF cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hoboken Ferry leading 70 the city of New York This
u.s. built in the approved style of the State with outbuld
and all other conyenences make suitable for trades
residence wishing retire from the hustle of the city
and yet be able within an hours drive to visit his counting
also suitable the market gardner small farmer at
time taking boaders from the city But above all this
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
those places the Interior of both those states New York and
New jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap present
proprietor having business in England.
NB-There about six Of first potatoes; also
FIVE acres OF buck whea quantity Of young fruit Sc
VIM MCDONNELL, Auctioneer III Chatham stIeet, Few
York.
main on bond and mortgage. aus i'm sec
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pANK COFFEE HOUSE-The propretors return their
sincere thanks TO their friends aud customers for their very
liberal during the last aud hope by strict
attention to their business TO merit continuance OF their Ia
They also inform their friends and customers that the
dining under the management Of Nicholas
Pches who for many had charge Of this department
They therefore atter themselves that his well known capsb
will be sufficient guarantee that all the decaces and sub
stantals Of the will be cooked and served up N su-
perior style. -..zx..,
81 3tsm EARLE u FOSSETT.
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NoT TEG To FRENG U AMERICAN AND OTHER

~ CFTIZENS.-UNION HOWELL, No. Is Rector street.
of Greenwich steetP Delamotte has the honor
INFORM his friends public generally that the ershp
heretofore existing between the advertiser and Bonnard has
dissolved by and that he has eopened his
old establishment situate above which has been occupied
by him for the past five years The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated and
plete aud comfortable sitting and lodging be
found the city The cooking department conducted la
Frencsse and most amply supplied without regard 70 cost
the prices charged conformity with the
times An excellent Table dHote ready every day o.
clock for which the moderate price Of 81 only Is CHARGED
The advertiser his exeons and desire
give satistacton will insure him the patronage Of his fellow
aud Of all gentlemen who wish obtain
capital fare and accommodation the least possible
q Pc
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NOTICE.-All persons havig any legal claim sg1st Jas
~ Dominck late Of the city Of N York butcne', ~
requested to the with Che vouens XIso ali
those indebted Of said dsceasea' 10 ' pN'
beo the 10Th day OF November pss noAfINICK Ex,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

DOCTOR III. BOSTWiCK,
OPERATIVE SURGEON to the New York Medical and
Surgical Institute may be consulted daily between the hours
Of and o'clock. Office 10 Chambers street, 50 msr
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rI'O THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Il Howquas Mixture.Ths extremely delicious and
rallied Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
raj Tea Establishment, 1871 Chatham street New York. and l6
Fulton street. Drooklynn packages Price so cents and 81
each. au30 lmsr
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1870 =. rSEVEN O,ELOGk MORNING LINE
a; he :ssaboi. pier at
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday, Wednesday
ALTA. M.
Landing at-G.ldwslls West Point Nswburgh Hampton,
Catskn, Hudson, Corsackie and Undertook.
The new or pressure steamer EMPIRE, Captain $. r. Roe,
The new low pressure steamer TROY Captain A. Gorham,
board. 1872 - -
Notce-Al Goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie,
OF other kind Of Property taken shipped put board
goods
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S~ - GRAND FISHING EXCURSION TO
$3.50 The SEA BASS BANEES nc i rs SANDY N
JS Sud T leave for The Fishing Banks on Tuesday
Fort Hamo each way. Capt. Peacock with his harpoons
will be hand splendid Band Of Music is engaged Co
tllion and other dances n board.
Bait furnished on hoard, gratis
Places Of callng-oot of Chambers oclock Amos
street s. Canal past 8; Catharne Ferry, Brook
lyn q fost OF Pike street past and pier No. Battery,
past On returning half o'clock the boat will call
the above places and passengers and these occasions
will be accompanied with chambermaids. Refreshments
board.
Fare for the Excursion 50 Children half price,
The Superior will make her excursion Harlem every Sun
as uSua al
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EARLE & FOssETT.

a MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK Having compile
ted the repairs and alterations Of the American Hotel
the adjoining house (which have annexed III respectfully
solicit from friends and the public Of their
patronage The good that Of similar
adjustment the city. IL fronts the Park and the Foun
immediately opposite The house has been newly car
IN eodim.rc > WM B. COZZENs.
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"A FOR SALE OR TO RENTING PREMIUM
mil MILLS, with IL Is Of with all Of its
tensiye machinery situated two miles from New
Rochelle Westcheser county and State of New York and in
immediate proximity the city of New York order for
extensive business -four and grind and pack 100 $50
other purpose which might require extensive water
The reputation for the by the Premium
Mills and their proximity New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent by way Of
navigation direct the Mills from render the fac
ties for business une.eegoSsbe those desiring sqch
Esq. New Rochelle, ". Y, Keloggs Vile, SILAS
WOOD, Esq. so Broad street, New York
New Rochelle, August 80 1913. au28 2wsr
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CENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF wARDROBE-Gentle-
" families of their lett of
ing apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the cityor changing rs
dence having any sureuous effects to dispose Of will find t
much advantage send the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
II. LEVETT
No. 6 John ST, New York.
line through the post oace, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired. anil imr
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
W approved French pattern shirts general assortment OF
shirts under garments hosiery, cravas handkerce &c
Shirts under made order
short notice. For sale Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack. WM COLLINS.
ami Inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. iS43.
IN SENATE


The bill further to amend the act to abIlisr i'm.
Pfsonmcni Tor debt passed March 10. lH3S. wa,
read third lime.
Mr. Wcco'i mJyed 10 TerommiI the bill 10 q selec
committee OF one. Win insirpriun. ~ TO amend a,
TO place Han-resi lsn upJn The saae footing a. ts,i
dents ofihe State.
This proposition WIS dsc1ssed at some length b,
Alossrs WolcoI Parker. Wide and CLARK. m it, "a
vor, and Messra BIrle, and Nash in Opposition, anu
finally earriei-ye1a Ia. nays ! g.
The resolution OF the House IA relation 20 ohsttuc
-ti"ns IN the Navigation Of or Western rIver. and
The improvement Of the Harbor. or the Lakes, &c
The resolution. Tor printing 600 copies each Of ih
reports of the lard uG-Publlc Works aud the war.
den Of the Ohio Peneteniiary. were adopted.
MIR Volcou, on leave. rsporcd hack The bill fur.
ther 10 amend the act To abolish Imprisonment Tor
debt passed NJ rch l9. 1893. with an amenduenr.
eIemmIng VI residents from arrest Tor debt when
coming into the SinIc.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
long debnie occurred Bpon the subject Of ia.
corporaiing churches. ByiHgIoa and McNulty con.
lending for individual liability.
The hill 10 incorporate the Western Reserve Free
wal Baptist Eduralisnal S'ceiy vas read third
tiras. when
Mr. Converse moved 10 TecommT il 20 q select
committee Of ore, With Instructions To strike out the
section prohibiting the reception Of coorsd pupil,
into The school negaiived-yeas 81, nays 40
The bill was then paSsed-yeas So. nays 5.
The House took recess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL
Asnsal Report Of thb Pail
abel phsa. wlisningon and Bil,imvrs Rail Road
Company. smsr.crs ssrae "a ier--,ing s,atemen..
The gross receipts 1.-The rad <sr 5tt. were S55S
os4. -Rrcsiyss On the Newcastle and Freochse~a
Railroad Gss the saae peoiod. s62 961. josat xry.s
receipts. $3.50 SIS TIE ~xesi recsisls Esr pa-ea.
gers. $50 $40. were "a the month of Nay. The
largest receipts for freight, 81 239. were is the
month 81 fesesIrY; The isyest xrsss receipts $40
5s3 were IN the month Of pril; the gro,s rec-pa.
l54i. ~ere $50, ,5ss, being increase Of 81 "a
0lO uvey lSts.
Etpons,s in lsii. e3laSI4; dir,o. in 1s4a.
s239.g65. Decrease an aeu rssenue IN 3 ID s3l.
O30.
The saving IN expenses Tor the last year, i. very
inPprIaot m,iter. aud speaks well for The
Narnt at the read.
In p sicr,pa attached =" he Eth Annua, R-pnr,
al ths Philadelphia. Wilmington AMI ballirnot.
Rad Roid Company, 10 stated that the account Of
The Tfeasurrr Allan Tn n2 son FAR "a IL rsls,s.
io the balance IN his ,nds. kts hsss found 4, DC
incurred. Since the psrwss IN .ie to the s,oc K.
holders. 1t has been discovered that tho Trea.ur.r
Naz n deiaalter for bet SIS and $4,000 -
This dcsuicaiIon IL 10 'hJ the Treasurer. rom
menCed sorno years since, hy his ahstracttng the
funds OF the Company Ipc the purpose OF purchasing
sioehs. The Treasurer EursaFer adds. Ihat thus a
ialess,sn ksown, and tbs ,,ESpyi st,sn Of IA
money asscu,ed tn. b, the then prHcipsi ofscex -
The Bbndo:ihs Treasurer for tho faithful perf,rrn
anee of his du,irs for tho Of Sal o0c ana
II Is that the s1rees ere ab.s 60 meet On,
se6cirney.--PhiIad Ia.