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MEDICINES.
A POSITIVE

AND ~ hAi Ar ~ ara. f-1.f
IroR RI,FI NATI~N AND Alb NM yIp 49,, = -
Il PLsf%Ts.- CHRis1lEs OsStiNh CAV o. -. -
BatgrLtrs BtxDs GAgrEss, NtckLss.s, sS , ,ritn
.opr-cfton Sith CHKisFlts MA0NtltO ~
Rave sse osr. the American pnbc for ioaf Jesf' GU
fns which tiua more than 0O,DcO fris-n' +a'N '~~
aud testified 90 'heif virtlcs .-t .,f
m r@r8.rkshis inrrution which hs resolved tb7 ms
ys. appreciation ~ the med esi profession u - sal ol
ai1 corrfi.ss an eutir-ly w epp esii.n OF
~ r-uedisl sasnt. hy uess " wulch the efahaiJ "a.
v.nic Batteries Electric and Magnetic mahhe, &c ~
.rfi-eiy .penssd With, ald he my'ietoas p0~ st
Glvsai,m applied without any Of ne oHisct9rt
A.. fusfpsr.bie from the general mode nov n use &c
.,rons doses and lrrcs giaI intervals IN Nneh
ism &. spilled by The Machines, hS been peuo1hcru ~
tar fer and Impartial trsi % Be aeciaroif
"a N "a, Id remedy this r.dica defect thst this ne~ ~
nr.on "a. Or ed which after u1erafi1s 'cii ane
-rsrr. "a. been brought q 10 present szte 81 per
f-,tiop I'll. ,5ALNANiC BELLS, &c snsSer al the
u noses Oh The most expensive mschines ana IN nAhy
other respects are safe and certain % aeeo p"nn
the desired object $500, ,.e,i ,..,
ca leG GALNANisM. hiss mysterious en-et upon tns
Nsrvou. Syteul and th.t ~hen Tho eAtfaorduGy agent
Is properly applied. ihst u possesses ths moot l0unse
eHscttn the promp. and permanent cure OF WA 50
called NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. These genei,M arse
from one simple caussa arrangement OF the Nervous
syssm-aud II Is 10 these cases 10 when oIolnsy ueo
l mean. are of 50 lits sv, that new .sent va, 80
r-,fly needed Il i. confidently believed 70 have been
fJund In the indiciou. application Of Ga v-nlsin ~
CHRTSTlE'S GALNANiC and MAGNETIC q hA
TIVES are recommended only for Nervous Complaints
hut tbs class comprises much larger nuuce OF osr.r
tran Is generally supposed. Amons them must DC enune
AL III
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way to The city.

Navigation of the Hudson.
A boat is at Van Wies Point trying to work It's
way 10 the CITY.
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MOSUMENT TO THE MEMORY or ALEXANDER
B.Re0w-A monument has been made BY Mr. Naples OF
ou city, TO be placed the grave Of the smenIed par
row, lats United States Senator from LOUISIANA ~
twelve feet hiz feet broad At It's base and ~
the Grecan order Of Architecture % the shA In iront
the United States Of and the top Is
With cap on whi.h is festOOn OF oaE wreaths oein3
emblemac Of the loyalty with which he so isithiully
served his country. The inscription is as follows
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DO4KDING.-Good board, with pleasant rooms, a.
ID e8 Broadway Aiso, board withou' rooms so''''
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BOARDING..

BOARD WANTED-By youos mae, IN . resreess'
ID bic private family up town. with ersnfssf and ,ee-
a. the oce Of this papsr ststins seslos. terms @.l
Si,O LkT-To one or gentlemen large mont
room with clothes pres. 40 and two front ses iai-
t a, IL i, but three doors rom Hadsons No children
In the house Terms moderate. Inquire 90 sprins"'
NIL lv'
rI,D LET-A ,m, family residing in the vicinity 81 81
i Johns Park hsvs furnished room TO let 10 nnse
gentleman. Possession may be had the thlrd wosli Ap
References required. Address A B. T. Tribune once.
nal 81 ---------
BOARD WANrED-By a gentleman snd hi: wife in
II small quiet family, where dinner can be bad At ose
o'clock. between Barclay and Csna so Ieims mus,
CIV pis,,,eh post m2i 81
DOARD WANTED-By gentleman and his wlte'
ID children IL ge9teei pIly..s family 40 IN
furnished room. location below broomesr Aocfess ~
s j. Tribune oSce Reference exclaimed. nv ST.
BOARD ON BROOKLYN Nights, near fsl-
10 ton Ferry-The house 10 new ana modein, ana tne
apartments handsome and spseiSu' me "a S.r'
Dor. Apply at Willowst l-0 :.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS without board
L wanted by gentleman aud his VIE withou. e"e' In
They will be found desirable tenants Addre" H. 81 the
OH. Of this paper n-o !.
NO IET-Furuished or unfurnished rooms TO gentle
L m,n viz; splendid front psrlor second :sofy snc
tvo attic rooms with FIRE place In each nom the nrs OF
Nav next or last week in April applied Tor soon In
qui1s at II Franklin.st. near Broadway. MIL lw-
BOARDING IN BROADwAY-o:nslemsn and
dated with eenteey furnished rooms and board 10 mouse
Sc Broadway This 10 undoubtedly oes OF tne osss
In h. city bsin COW enent to steamboat and ran
80 an6t, and In the vicinity Of the principal hotels and
aowutown business Persons wishins to eave their ho-
ri Tor quiet and respectable house. will Ind her inter
~, m ealing a. the above number In Broadway before
Iossns elsewhere NB-susnssrs VISITING the city VIII
only can be accommodated On the most liberal SsesIS
term, ----- 50 aus
DO4RDING.-GoOd board, with pleasant rooms, at
ID % Broadway Aiso board ~iihou' fo0"'' ~ s''''
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MiIIiNEHY.-M MAS. 8. wO0p nc. sIS
M scoaswsy. Will opeo sprias Paris hinissfyos
rhafsisy. NsrchS. ,...
WI Ns-rhs trade supplied with the latest S sI
I'D v,srtss patterns. Nc. ~ ssual @s. -
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rI,D LkT-A small family residing In the vicinity 81 o.
i Johns Park hsvs furnished room TO let 10 unse
s.ntem,n Possession may be had the third wosh 10 April
References required. Address A b. x Tribune once.
mol
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.t,o,y CA-E-, -IIOW CASKS 7

AZ. VoRoCFRY AND SNIP STORE BUSINESS :. here
fooru th-ir now store corner M9ntscmefY 400 st.
.ts u,dsr tho firm Of HUBS co. ma -
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.

BALTIMORE Oct. IL, 1913.
The Election Ercitement- The Unt9riGed Demo
3acy-A Murder, &c.
The excitement with regard to Pennsylvania and
OHIO still continues as undated as ever but the
democracy are, to all outward appearances, as
unterriied" as ever. They are still offering to
bet on the old Keystone for Cass and Butler, and
attribute the defeat altogether to local causes, that
can have no effect on the Presidency. The know
ing ones, however, are shy. and attribute the
whole matter to "military glory" which has
always had controlling influence on the old
Dutch agricuturlsts of that State
The NAN point of attraction this morning is
OHIO; despatch from Wheeling last night giving
the State to the democracy. and one from Phlla-
dephia giving II to the wings, by from six to
seven thousand majority Which is right is the
question now causing all the doubt and trlbua-
non The Herald, received this morning, seems
to decide the point IN favor of the wings.
Bishop James, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is now in this city, and will preach here
on Sunday morning. Great anxet is evlnced to
hear HIM
A nan, named William Hunter, was killed in
this city on Wednesday night, in quarrel with
man named Gallagher Gallagher saws that he
killed hun in self defence, and as there was no
witnesses to the transaction, he will probably es-
cape, though the circumstances are against him
John Ketewell, ESQ. the retiring Sheriff,
started out yesterday on political tour to regene-
rate the State fom whiggery lie intends to
travel and speak in all the counties.
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NEwBURG, Oct. II, 1913.


Our Circuit Court has just adjourned, after
transactng very heavy amount of business. One
OF the cases was of so interesting a character to
travellers on railroads, that send you an account
o. It, believing that it will be important enough to
warrant you In laying it before your numerous
readers -
Gilbert w. Olirer rs. Neu York & Erie Railroad
Co,npanu This action to recover dana ses for
an in ury which O. w Oliver received while he was q
ger on the railroad of this company Four years
ago while train of four passenger cars, with
sepgers and three freight cars, coming from
Of the wheels of freight broke, threw 1t off the
track knocked of the caps the bents Of q bridge,
threw down the bent aud prsci of the pas
sepger into the chssm, the top of each other
whereby three persons where killed and many other
wise injured; among Others g. w. Oliver, farmer OF
this county, who received several wounds, some OF
which have made him cripple for life The quss-
ton which the trial was, whether the COM
pany had been guilty Of any negligence, the drec-
tors having Investigated the cause OF the calamity,
and soltm Dly resolved that no one was to blame.
proved that about third Of the Wheel broke
entirely of and that of the part which thus off,
three Of the spokes had been trey broken OIL from
long before that the broken pieces had
smooth IL was admitted on all hands that q wheel in
nditon entirely uDft and unsafe to be used
I he pany commended that such break could not
be by any reasonable examination; while,
the other hand IL insisted that the injury to the
wheel could bave been detected either by str,kingit
with hammer, by pryipg with crovbar, or by wash
ing of the dirt and inspecting It with the aye aud 1t
was proved that after the accident the company had
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Family Provision Market.

WARRINGTON MARKET, Oct 13 1S4S.
MEArs-Beef Steak-Porter house, lao. per h.; sir
lon loc. l2sc per lb roasting best quality, l2ac
per h.; inferior, &c. loo per lb corned &c. SCI
tongues, SOC. 621sc EACH Pork-Fresh, DC. per Id ;
salted do; smoked, 10c.; hams, 10c. 121c per To-
Ldmb-6c. a Sc. per h. Mutton-6c q &c. per h.
Teol-6c. a 121lc. as per quality.
FIsH-Salmon (fresh), 1Sc. Csc; do. smoked, Csc;
do picked, 10c. 1870. per lb bass (stripeD. &c.
lOc per lb do sea, &C.; ees, &C. &c.; blackfsh, &c.;
blue fish, 4c. &c. Goldfish, &C.; porgies, 4c. a Sc.
founders &c. &C.; mackerel, &c. a 1910. shad
(smoked) loo. Shell EYsh-Lobsters, &C. &c. per lb ;
clans, SOC. 81 per hundred oysters, 60c 81 So
per hundred, as per quality.
PoULTRy-Turkeys, 81 q 81 20 each; chickens S11ac
75c per pair ducks SOC. 75c per pair geese, 37Sc
q SOC. each.
CHEESE, &c.-5c. DC. per h. Lard-7c. q &c. per
lb. Butfer-2oc a CSC. per lb Eggs for 1910.
VEGErABLEs-Beans, string, &c. a lac per peck; but
ter &c. a 10c per quart egg plants 4c &c. esch car
rots, &c. 4c. per bunch squashes, Sc. 3hc. each
onions, 25c. per peck cabbage 20. q 4c. per head
tomatoes, 81 so per basket beets 20. &c. per bunch
potatoes Irish, Soc 62c. per bushel do sweet, 25c
371kc per peck; pumpkins, $40. Csc. each; pep
pers, 1s%c per hundred cucumbers, 25c. per hun
dred; okra, 25c per hundred radishes, To- 1ac per
bunch; leeks, &c. per bunch; turnips, Sc. 4c per
bunch.
FnuIr-Peaches So $40 per basket; pears 81 per
basket; apples, 25c 1870. per bushe grapes, Soc
Bike Soc each; water melons, Sc. 15c. EACH nut
megs &c. a &c. each; Ounces, SOC. per peck.
BERRIEs-Cran berries, 37Hc per peck.
HERBs-Parsley, &c. per bunch; thyme, &c, 4c. per
do sage, &c. per do; mint, &c. per do.
There but very few peaches in market the season
for that fruit being nearly over and those on hand
generally Of very inferior quality though they are
held at a high price. The fruit generally, except
apples begins to disappear from the markets, and
bitant prices charged and taken
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COMMRRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Us \
There change Of consequence in the stock
market to-day. With sales only to moderate extent,
prices closed about the previously reported.
The Mechanics Bank Of Augusta, Ga, has declared
Q dividend of six per cent, and the Brunswick Bank,
Ga, dividend Of four per cent.
The steamship Severn, for Bermuda and st. Thomas,
takes out 500 900 in specie.
Five miles of the extension of the Harlem Railroad
from Somers to Dover Plains. have been completed,
and the rails ale laid at the rate Of quarter Of mile
per day
The following new counterfets have just made their
appearance:-
3's, on the Battenkill Bank, Mass; rs, on the Ma
olson County Bank; 5's, ON the Northern Bank Of
Kentucky; 1Os ON the Troy City Bank, N. " 6's, on
the Commercial Bank, Lockport 2s and 3's, on the
Mechanics Bank, New Haven; SIS, on the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank r. L.; 3's, on the Globe Bank;
Smithfield, r. IL EOS, the Union Bank New York
3s on the Sussex Bank, New York; 2s, on the Globe
Bank, Smithfeld, r. l.; 3's, on the American Bank,
R. l.. S. the Mechanics Bank, Newark, N. j.; 5s,
the Bank of Saratoga Springs; 20s on the Oneida
Bank Utica; los, the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Philadelphia.
very common way Of altering bank bills is by
what is called the FASTING operation 3s, 5s 1Os, or
higher figures pasted rs or 2s and the words
expressing the original value Of the bill defaced;
or sometimes erased and the fictitious value substi
tuted Another practice is to take number Of bills
of the bank and denomination, and tear them
and paste them together again. that bill is gained
in about every ten altered Another H. the FASTING
Of parts Of different (spuriou bills together and this
is done with great deal of ingenuity-but they
all be detected by close inspection when held to the
light The better way is to refuse bills that are in
any way deficient.
The following table shows the quantity of some of
the principal articles of produce left at ewater
from the commencement Of navigation to the 7th Of
October, inclusive during the years 1s46, Q75 dsys
1S47, (1e0 days,) and 1S4s, 16O days)
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PHILADELPHIA, October IL, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, October IL, 1913.
The Result of the Election in Ohio-Ihc Demo-
cracy again IN Good Humor-Suddem Death
The Chester County Bank Robbers, &c.
The vexation of the democrats, IN consequence
of their defeat in this State, found vent last eve
ming, in rejoicing over the news received, that
Weller the democratic candidate for Governor,
had been elected IN OHIO. The vicinity of the
Exchange resounded with their huzzas, deeming
that this victory quite repaired them tor their loss
OF the old Keystone. Dispatches received this
morning, however, give another version OF the re-
turns which, II correct, show that these rejolclngs
were uncalled for.
The new city councils met this morning for
organization, as usual and the return judges Of the
election now making their official report at
the State House. AS this is done to-day in every
county of the State, will soon be enabled to
correct our election tables with the official ma
joritles.
man, by the name of Dantz, fell, last night, in
the street, from the effects of fit and died at the
hospital few minutes after reaching that lnstl-
tuition.
The argument for a new trial, IN the case of
Pence, Pratt, and MCGOWAN, which was to have
been heard this morning, was postponed until
next Friday, in consequence OF the absence OF
Attorney General Reed.
Trufli and Benedict appear in Norma" this
evening, at the Italian Opera House. "Thc
Elixir of Love" will be repeated tomorrow eve
ming; and " Lucretia Borgia" Is to be produced
on Monday evening
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALTIMORE Oct l2ns5o9 Maryland S. ssl 20 shs Patap
Bank, II; do. IL; ~ do. IL.
PHIAprIpHA. Oct. ls-E1ra Board-9o0 Wilmington Rail-
road 6s TN lgo0 Treasury Notes o. l034; lO0 DO 20 0sA
Sch Nav 6s 65 81 "a 800 do. 49, 3O 80 Girard Blk, l2
d. Ia 1000 State SIS 7 800 do, do, 3 500 State S.
Lebigh 53i 100 do SCRIP Sl Pennsylvania Railroad
o sl3 Reading Railroad, 6t i0 Sch Nav. Ga s 3lA+ 800
do do, S 3D4 is N o. uas Co.. Rl.-Second Bo1rd-200
Girsrd Bank loa 20 Com Bank 69 1000 State 5s 73 100
war bounty Scrip 9a 1000 Sch Nav s IS 3Ol 2U N Jersey
Copper Co, IL ,,,,
Railroad 1G92 Reading do, b20 l52S; Boston and Prov
dencc d. ss do 46k do. do,
payable 18TH 46 ~ do do, 49, do do. payable 9h 40
Boston and Worcester do 1885, so East Boston Co. s2mos,
TO- Sales the Second Board 1tl share Old Colony Rail
road, s4k
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct 18th 184S -
At market 1450 beef CATTLE $40 and calves 1850
hogs, AID 1000 sheep and lambs. Prices
rather sitter and the bulk of the sales only 81 75
Sc 20 the 100 lbs, $50 head driven to New York
and so remain unsold Cows and calves-sales range
at So $12 for dry S14a s26 for sprngsrs and S22a
S35 for fresh COWS. Hogs-About 900 sold at So
90 the 100 lbs. Sheep and lambs mostly all sold
at 81 % SO for sheep, and 81 so So so for lambs,
each rs in quality Hay-Supply large, and the price
Of Timothy remains steady, at 10 So cents the cwt.
Straw brings SO a ST the 100 bundles.
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And showing the net earnings for the year
" @lAtoo' ~
appears that the gross income from the Washing
ton road for the year ending 30th September, 1S4s
has been $255 64 49, the total expenditure properly
ohareesbe thereto s1As,524 90, and the net
Sill 500 70; showing increase the preceding
year of S36746 AZ in the gross income $1414 % in
the expenditure, and $22032 20 in the net
OF the net revenue of the year. the board have de-
cared dividend, for the last six months OF So upon
each share Of Stock payable and after the 18th day
Of November next.
The financial condition Of this concern, according
to the recent report, was annexed
WARRINGTON BRANCH RAiLRoAD-ITs FINANCIAL
CONDITION.
Cost road real estate engines and cars 90
Cash in the hands of officers. ....,..,. SO 80
Cash on hand. IZO,7S5 II
Total. .$l,770,S14 %
Or.
Stock. .................. 81 $3.50, 900 90
Annuity account ................. $4,000 90
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ,S55 80
Revenue. .$169,775 70
Less expenses Of working the
road, and keeping 1t in
pair. 500. ............. 75757 73
- 94,01S 20
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1t is most extraordinary that since the improve
ment in prices for Indian commenced, there has
been decrease in the weekly receipts at tide water
while the receipts Of other articles of breadstus have
steadily increased. At earlier period in the season,
the decrease in the supply of four compared with last
year, was sun fifty per cent. 1t has since been
duced to less than thirty. three per cent 1t is our
impression that at the close of navigation, the def
cheney will be limited to what has been anticipated
The receipts of four thus far this season. have been
less than to the period in 1876 WHILE of every
other leading article, except barley, beef pork and
ashes, there has been large increase compared with
that year.
The receipts of the Housatonic Railroad Company,
for the month Of September, 1S4s, $22,275 20,
against $19l7S SO, for the corresponding month last
year showing increase of 101 &c. equal to about
sixteen per cent Of the receipts for the month this
year $14,9O7 81 for freight. In the winter
son. this road does very large passenger business it
being the most direct route to Albany
The receipts Of the Madison and Indianapolis Rail-
road Company for September 1s4s SIS 0oo against
$4,000 for the same month in 1s47, showing an in
crease Of $4,000, equal to one hundred per cent.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Washington
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the
year ending September &c. 1S4S, were annexed -
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
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I until some time after thu road il in use to

amount until some time AFTER the road q In use to
Pittsburgh.
The amount Of funds required to open the highway,
So 000 Of which there is secured by public and
private subscription SIS $50 600 leaving to be provided
81 270 00O which, with the amount necessary to stock
the road with and locomotives makes the aggre
gate $2,6l0000. There is no doubt but that this
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nR BEINES ONLY OFFICE IL No. 20 DUANE STREET
n two doors West latham street. where he continues his
and other Diseases Also, Structures &c 90 DR. n H.
Ycrk, " w w." ''s~S~hS wH>sN
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TT>HE GREAT FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
every day. from in the morning until 10 o'clock
On Saturday evening there will be splendid display
fire works for competition.
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HORRIBLE CASE OF SCROFULA.-THE FOLLOWING
letter received by Dr. Townsend and proof positive
that Townsepds Sarsapara has the perfect control of
disease This is truly wonderful cure.
SoUTH BRUNSWICK, N j., Dec % lSiS.
DR.. TowNsEND-Dear Sir About the Of March
attacked with Scroula its which
both sides neck and under my which horrible
sight behold having large holes in the flesh
and could thumbs than half their length
into the holes Of the Ny physicians did help the
complaint fept raging and and kept getting
and wor,e and Ivery thought must die weak and
unable sit up. After this advised
place to try of your ssparia procured some
taking the fth July last after king
CT it, able the
ing little Since that time, have continued taking and
working the health growing better
at pronounce myself about well, and do believe
that the SarsaTarla has saved my life. Yours, Ne
WILLIAM G. LUCAS.
We personally acquainted with Mr. Lucas and have
for Der Of years and know that his has he has
described it. HENRY wYMAN,
Dateo Dec rs, 1913. PETER PERSON.
Principal Office l26 Fulton street.
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10 ARN U NE AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUx.
ID Proprietor-g Hitchcock Manager Splendid Perform
anoes every aernoon at O'clock evening at half
past The Manager has tho pleasure announcing
most wonder In creation, Major enger hold
ing the same relation to the famous Lpuan that the little
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds Hs
from till halpas 8; and in the evening from till TO- In add
on the manager has also engaged Western the famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Broter Miss Emma Leslie vocal
a. three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby
Museum Performances Little Finger &C. cents;
der and old enough walk aone lax
aarYad front shilling =
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TOTAL s$l,''Oo4 oo
The President Of the Baltimore and Susquehannah
Railroad Company has RENTED to the treasurer Of
the State of Maryland So O0O account of interest
due to the State making the Of $50 900 which he
bas RENTED to the treasurer during the company's
fiscal year, ending the seth of September 1s4S ex
ceeding the treasurers estimate $4,000 This SUN
has been paid from the earnings Of the road, notwth
standing there was falling Off of SIC 600 in the gross
in the receipts was entirely In which
was caused by the interruptions on the main line
the Pennsylvanis improvements from the great
esbet of last October and the burning Of the Free
port aqueduct in June.
The first annual report Of the Engineer Of the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Company, gives the annexed esti-
mate Of the cost Of continuous road from Harrisburg
to Pittsburg, in connection with the Allegheny
Portage Railroad graded by double track throughout,
except the branch to HoiIidaysburg
PENNSYLVANIA MISUNDERSTANDING Cosr OF
CoNsTRUcTtoE.
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NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET,
~ John Tryon aud Corporal Thompson.
evening Oct l4th the entertainment will with full
dress entitled THE RETURN OF THE GREEKS; Indian
Horsemanshp in which Camanche warrior fresh from the
praiiies will ride Mexican Mustang Inane aorseman
ship By Little Bob Wiliamg oympan EXERCISES Shepherd
Games by the British Acobas Mr. w. Walkers Touron Evo
utions the Flying Rope Great Docaen Act Sinor Bliss
1uvesie Horemanship conclude with comic afserriece
Doors open half past6-performauee TO commenced T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-14

ORGAN AND SACRED MUSIC CONuERT-xR JOHN
~ zunde from St. Petersburgh, Organ Of the church Of
the Saviour has the that he will
consisting of original and select pieces for the Solos Cho
&c., at the Church Of the Saviour Perrepont Brook
Tuesday evening, 18th Mr. Zunde will
this occasion by several dst guised vooasts and efficient