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Turkev Hill Estate for Sale,

boil fIfl1lS valuable Estate is now offered for sse on
finn l. terms that fail 10 suit purchasers. 1t
R&Rs consists OF about sixty of Land with
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre of said Farm, and falls in
aract of one hundred and twenty five feet the
OF about 70 rods forming of the best Water Pow
in Worcester County.
There now upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Gris Saw, Lathe, and
Single Mills, all in good running order. The Mill Pond
is one mile in length and extends from the road leading
to New Brantree, to that leading Barre. Half mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond which is the
main reservoir For description of this Pond Lake
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce to the public, that this Water Power amply
sufficient to move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery that
of any other The location is good and easy access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he seen by calling the subscriber those
he has the liberty to refer 1t will be sold as ole
or in seperats privileges may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
NeW Forester, or Hon Isaac Davis WOrceSter-Albert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcester,-Thos. Bottemly ESQ.
LeiceSteT,-A. B. Pike, Esq, ProvideRce r. I,Simon
c, Grogt, Esq, chemically n. Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs " Scott, W0rcester,--Wilard Snow, ESQ., Par
ton-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LoaceH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester, Dec. 20, 1913. dwtf
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Machine Shop to Rent.

1-a BUILDING rs feet BY 49, the basement stone the
ed in the village of East Brookfeld within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road, with permanent and sufficient water
power Will be leased for term OF years any kind Of
machinery Or manufacturing purposes Each story be
tered from the ground without ascending any sar and thus
afordng unuua cohEenences for any kind heavy
The cars, desired may be brought as to ha
directly into the buldn No establishment of the kind can
be more desirable business requiring power and
gra' facilities OF communication with all parts of the country
furnace which makes castings and several other kinds Of
business are carried the premises For further par.
cuars, apply personally or by writing toA r. WALKER
East Brookfed, or AMAsA WALKER Boston,
Feb dtf
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

f58A THAT valuable Real Estate well known as the
yl;igl i TATNICK HOTEL, in Worcester is offered
far sale on favorable TERMS The House is CONN., odious
well arranged and in complete order. The Barn large
and convenient, with good Carriage House and Sheds
adjoining To one wishing engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
beng favorable one, the great road leading from
Worcester to Barre the house has always been well
patroznied. portion Of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage, if desired. The place will be to let
II not sold previous to the twentieth OF March.
For further particulars inquire of SAMpEL F.
MOWER, Newton Corner, or at w. r. BIGELow's
Grafton ST., Worcester. DIFF Marcn s.
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new DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
GILMORE & ALRnE.

HAVING fitted up the large and commodous ROOMS
ii 236 Main-street, Gaines RIock,)
HoRAcE AYREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School Room, would respectfully inform the
public that they prepared 10 take DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURES, of the different and Of superior appear
tone and finish the reasonable With Ger
instruments Of the first quality, and very superior
light they warrant their Pictures 10 be equal if superior
any produced this city eewhere and having had
ensiye experience the business they confident Of giving
satisfaction to those who may favor them with their patronage
They wish distinctly understood that person expected
to take Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
satisfied with its leike appearance, well superior
finish. VIM. A. GILMORE
Feb |. dir A. P. ALBEE
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Real Estate al Auction,

- NKTILL be sold at Public Auction the premises
EA w on the third day Of AprH merit, at 10 O'Clock
sss NJ, that large and beautiful FARM, long known
the BRADSHAW White Farm recently owned and oecu-
MED by THOMAS PIERCE, situated mile northeaserly
from the OF the town of Spencer. The Farm
ssts hundred and OF good dwith
large story Brick House. large Barn, Wood house
and Creamery, all in good condition. The house and ba
are supplied with by aqueduc from falling
snrng. The buildings, with about hundred Of
the land, will be sold t0eether the remainder of the land
viii be sold in lots o! from 10 so may suit the
purchasers.
Terms easy and sale positive. For further particulars
reference may be had THOMAS PEIRcg OF Spencer.
the subscriber in Worcester. JONAS BARTI EFT.
MBrch IA, 1919. wStisd6t
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To LET
sa IT dIE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln souare
fen@ i known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
"aA pot, 400 feet by 50will be fitted up to accommo
cate Lessee track will be laid if desired for cars to run
Also, Building situated tn Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine ShoD so by 80 n
stories high with steam engine and engine house
edand Backsmith's shop near 40 BY So feet stories
high, with yard room--will be fitted suit tenants
immediate possession given Inquire the office of the
Street diff - ~
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TO LET.

TI7HE undersigned offers to let for term years,
<asA l. BUILDING at ounsigamond Village, WIN
iI, water power sufficient for driving machinery OF n
mind and sash Machine Factory Tor other business
mot recurring very great wafer power.
FOR SALE. lie offers also, Tor sale the entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture of PAPER in said building
on the most favorable terms
Mr. IL ). WAsHBURN at the Rolling Mill, will give the
NECESSARY iAiormatlon, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester Feb 5. DIT
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FARM FOR SAI.E

A fLNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
esnGA about half mile south of Grafton centre, con
tanning about eighty five of good Land, well
Wa!ered-the buildings IN good cOndtiOn-the House
is large and convenient for families with a never
failing well of excellent in the house-the Barn haa
been built within few years The Farm divided into
Pasture, Wood Land ErTwiDg and Tage. +-There is a
good Water Privilege The emises, where a dam can
be raised without flowing other premises Said Farm
will be sold low and terms For further inorma
on apply the subscriber CENTRE or to HENRY
G PRENTICE, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD.
sutton, Dec. D, lS4S. dWtf
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& n wAsUBURN offer to lease, for term OF years,
| buj ing at Washington Square, known rs me
Proutv wire Factory,' with the Blacksmith shop ana
ont bnnses thereto belonging, together With the steam
Fnone which is of thirty horse power, and in e1
cellent condition. The premises ave well situated ana
aIapted for a machiDist Further Information gwen by
sailing on Messrs j. PRATT EARLE or on the UNDER
siured al their Counting Room, on Grove street
7uynrcaster Dec s. d !. a. g. WASHRURN.
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TO LET.

A STORE in Hardng's Block Front Street. Also,
Il The SHOP occupied by the subscribers for the man
uficiure Boots and shoes, in Bowens Block on Main
Street. Possession given Immediately.
C. & F. WHITE.
Also-several TENEMENTs TO LET. Inquire of
Feb g. CHARLES WHITE.
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FRUIT TREES. ac
THE WORCESTER MUIR SER

tG1
x$NTNS$ I 5 now well stocked with large variety
""' -" of the best sorts of Apples, Pears Plums
-SR1ss>s~- Cherries, Peaches, Apricots Nectarines
QniEces, English G8Oseberes. choice Strawberries Dutch
Currans, Antwerp and other Raspberries GrapeVnes
u This Nursery is one of the idrgeSti Massachusetts,
and the collection OF Fruits cultivated embraces nearly
all the varieties of established regulations and the Pro
prieor constantly adding such kinds possess superior
excellence and worthy Of cultivation in this climate
g3 The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES IS extensive, and includes all the varieties
much cultivated.
ALSO-d great UdrietyOf
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS, Norway Spruce and other Evegreens Scotch
Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Cheslnnts Weep
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysuckes and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
~ Arbor Vitae Buck Thorn, Privet, &C., for hedges.
A fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, sc DC.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubab or Pie Plant, sc.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SClONS of a large variety of choice fruit
can also be furnished. Also, GRAFTING WAX of supe-
riOr quality.
UEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit.
able for transplantng.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &C. packed go safely
sny dis lance SAMUEL H. COTTON
Worcester, Cd mo- 49, dw6w Proprieter
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TO LET.

xvA A COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement and Barn
s.sff IA situated at Webster Depot Ii il well calcu
1A lated for the Boot and shoe business as al uudance
ohe for these branches Of business to be found in this
vlchy. ~ IS also wen arranged tor merchandising,
For terms, which will be liberal to good tenant apply
TO the Depot Master or CLEMANs d. LARNED nenr ths
remses dtt Wrb.tar Nov .
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TO LET.

~ ONE half Of two story HOUSE, beyond The
60 ~ Cemetery, on North Street. Inquire OF JOSEPH
....-SL AVERY, the old Holden road, CALEB BATES
adjoining the premises. d0 Jan
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For Sale.

ma A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
@Hff A st Said house is so by % teei, with a wood
S shed AID other convenences. The lori s6 feet by
"a, convenient for large small family. and consider
able fruit on the premises For further particulars nq
OF ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbull ST.
Worcester, July IL, l848. d,T
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DIR, PEIRCE'S
celebrated BitterS mad Svprpn

iMDi4N RESToR4rIDE BITTERS. No
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS Ma "a
SARSAPARfLLA SYRUP ' W. ID
COUGH SYRUP.
HeeE celebrated medicines which have met with uni-
FORM success aud approval wherever thew b.ve bsan
IN p1qGea are now offered for in woRcrsTER at
WlIhEkbEE WARDEN'S, No. 3 Merchants Pam
NOSE "ho need safe and easy purgatUe can find notb
ing equal to Dr. Peirce's No. Bitiers; his No 10
aoranle Alternative for Spring complaints; his
mos, syrup while 1t is as pleasant a cordial is
ne sys.em ana no one suffering cough sboud he
Mithou, Dr: relrce's Cough Syrup. For more mil de-
scplon OF the Medicines, and their uses see The Circ
lars whlch may be obtained Of the Agents dlawenJa4
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, mile from the City Hall.
A-s 'SNHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED
f.A of good Land, under high of cultivation
gwell stocked with all the various fruits adapted
our climate expense having been spared the
best kinds The country would afford. The buildings
good The BARN is one of The best in the County, 70 f.
by as, with 20 posts, and cellar under the whole. 1t
was recently built at cost Of tCO thousand dollars The
buildings supplied with water, brought in aqueduct
The owner wond divide it, preferred and sell part
either with or without the buildings and portion would
be sold if desired in small lots of from five acres,
thus afording an eligible opportunity for those who de
sire to build and have little Land for cultivation. This
estase furnishes one of the best opportunities be
had for securing valuable property The of
this hourshng city either for investment occupation
Fer further particulars, inquiry may be made the
SPY OFFICE. dwtf Jan %
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For Sale,

TIVE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith shop, sit,
uated near the Court House Inquire al this office.
dU
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For SALE.

s~s 4 NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street
fss6N IA Inquire Of MERRIFIELD 81 HAPGOOD
s&aassA Feb s. ar
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carriage, Sign s. Ornamental Painting,
a Vie subscriber, grateful for past fayofs.
StSYJ-Btt@5Y would respectfully inform the upbHe
w. tYJ mat he still continues the above businfsS
- A.. - al the OLD STAND, Mechanic Sweet
ance of patronage nFYTEp Irn
Worcester, Dec 81. =" M -;
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Water Power TO Let.

- TN New England Village, 6 miles from Worcester,
F.,ff the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
yss@ cester Rail Road. The building is % by 50 feet,
STORIES well lighted and well supplied with
so the above, GRIST MILL nearly Tt e
building is % by 26 feet with and attic
Two OF Stone and Cracker has good of custom
Three or Tenements rented with the above if de-
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE to
sell rent.
Any all of the above will be rented for
years. SMITH g. PRATT.
New England Village March 9. dwlf
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assertion ct cuninung, and speak, eternal purnr-
:. the fact that II fepudiaed at the time, by the
then prominent men At the Drmrefsiic party
The W ashlngtrn Union thought proper take issue
with Us n Ia this second fart and gave a of cndi-
iiona promise that within short lime would discuss
the subject publicly. aud show that nur Interpretation
PAST Denucrar ac inn was wholly iueofect-a feat, by
The way. 10 the attempting II which The taioa is loudly
called. by The ultra M with which The Ainnne dsca
lotun Is nov clamed aud cherished rs The very head
and front of Democratic principle ahd policy. We have
varied patiently for the Showing" of the Uainn hui it
dues na cme The ony arpcnaeh To it aud that made
lheldehtay-s feeble attempt 10 make it appear hat
the opposition Of the Democratic leaders. twenty five
years ago and lhereahoui. 10 the Panama mssion
proposed by the then President. John Quincy Adams,
n legitimate sequel 10 the dletum Of NJ. Mourne.
Neprapose 10 strengthen up this matter more. how
sver by way at amusement than FROM any considera ION
Il prs Necessity for The Indications thar we shall
see IA immediate attempt At practical fesuscnton ~
rather extension. OF the QNoc idea hat TO set
ourselves opas sqnlres Of all distressed republics the
western continent. hout rhyme reason. And
intent nr our purpose the " Arlington Republic has sup
Piled The material iour hands. by cupons extracts frm
lie public nfnals Of that distant day aud especip, the
Rlchmond Enquirer, which. toward he close ul he first
quarter al the present century, the recognised May
nus Apollo nj the Democracy IN general well of
Virginia abstaetunlsm IN particular. ~ J. Com .idr.
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HUNGARIAN BEFuGEES AT HAMBURGER
DlSCLOSIRE OE GE\ERAL klAIkA

banquet to welcome and honor celebrated Hurga-
rian refugees uuk place the Doth October in one of
The first hotels al llaubu'ah. he audience were nor
III d To hear from General kapka that the Frrnch pov
eminent refused asylum Ia the Hungarian Ell
grams; though political reug,e from HAT country
NV
Oae of The speakers of the banquet used the phrase
"llongarv is crushed death" No mol" exclaimed;
General Klapka. ''HMguv is not crushed to dea, j,
She Is hut lille relaxed from her horrible struggle with
Two overwhe Ming power>; but "erly she Is only
breath 10 li,flme her aga second heroca insur
Tection." General Kapka being there asked # the ru-
moted stpulanns Of the treaty ocapual of Conorn
far general amnesty 10 all lurgar an captvcs incnd
ing Count Banhtani were true he answered that il
had not been positively granted hui, OF hon
" aud humanity /, was solennly promised rs
Cnmorn should be surrendered lIe ha> tened, from this
motive, the conclusion Of the treaty of surrenderinu
by The following arocous facts The knavery of the
Austrian government. and its low rerfdity to the Hun
garlan naon are again signallz-d for eternity.
Gefgcy WAS characterized by Gen. Klapka rs real
traitor and common place egolist destitute of all lofty
aspirations for the holy Of liberty. lie further be
lIeved that G0Tgey, who has been overrated, may
have dpsli-ed Russian gold but it is asceralned,
though no Doubt exists, that he frustrated the plan Of
Kossnth for annlha,ng the Austrian government vi
enna last Spring. which a matter of difficulty bef,re
the inruad Of The Russians the Ausians were at thai,
time entirely routed.
Gogey also anxiousy concealed from the Hungarian
army The report Of The Curious sally of the garrison of
Comorn the Sd of August, under, KIapka and it
did not become known I'LL after his defecon on the 18th
OF August The disastrous catastrophe o Villages TO
such degree perplexing, that every hope from ress-
lance vanished. klapka was at that time recruiting
5000 men aud preparing for an invasion Of Slyria.
The highest veneraion is paid by KIapka to the gent
aud greatness of the character Of Kossnth In Kap-
ka's opinion. kassuth is worth 600 Hungarans;
but Kossuh aimed nj tlo much at nnre, and de
cded for the entire dependence Of Hungary. aud for
republican government But fer his the most favorable
conditions would have been agreed To, il the spring, BY
Austria, under English and French guaranty
The emigration from Hungary is daily increasing,
There are 100 Hungatans al Hamunrgh, and the most
liberal collections have been made for hem. The bank
er elne. for instance has subscribed for hiusef alone,
o,oOo marks banco, equivalent to $4,000. Gen Kapka
mas gone to England, where he will have interview
WIN kossulh, who is expected there on the T. instant
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Rev " IN. Nc Lain, Washington
From he Wilmington ~ c)Com of Nor. 20.

From he Wilmington az {. Com Of Nor 20
.IrociouS Murder. -Our c1m uuntlv has hsen f,r
some DAYS excited by the report o n murder in Fdyeiie
ve. The aea'h of Mr.. Alexander &. Simpson AGED
81 a nnrive Of New York, was quietly announced in
the North Carolinian having occurred On the Sth
inst.
II appears that Simpson married his wife when she
was quite young. They lived together some two or
three years, but not in agreeable manner. From
some cause, not exIained, but doubtless OF "A sufficient
nature he il her r intended In file ptlilon d-
vorce. nj tie November term ol the Superior Court in
Cumbetlind County.
Slon after Ihls she went to apo'hecarv and pr eur
ed some arsenic, and had 1t charged Ia Simpsons ac-
count lie was somewhat indspuotd, and had received
medicine from n physician.
She managed 10 give him of the arsenic in its
stead, aud wanted him lake more but he refused as
he said it made hun feel bad She finally mixed son .
Gift in tea, and prevailed him to take the second
dose.
lie WAS Immediately attacked with the violent symp-
toms usually attendant on taking pisln lntu the slon
ach. and died
She remained about Fayetteville till The body was bu-
ned and no for made To arrest her, Ill the Grand
Jury found Bin against her.
Mr.. Simpson is asserted Ia have been kind husband
and worthy and industrious mechanic.
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Long Studied Rerenee.-A correspondent of a
Michigan aper. "rIlug from pslanti, gvesan account
Of lie arrest Of Miss Duncan, charged with the crime al
arson Tie accused had resided in Ypsllanti, several
years and carried the business Of milner Abiut
since, upon the marriage of a MI Fitzpatrick,
Miss d. alleged breachui promise 10 her., his part
but unable procure counsel assist her IN bring
ing action against him. She then DECLARED her deter
nnation 10 revenge hetselfby personal injury 10 Mr. X
but her threats We're di~regafded. Two fires uccurred
Afterwards Ia the village, originating in houses owned
hy k1patck Alter the sedond fire, the threats of Miss
ID being Brought 10 mind. her mp' Ions We're watched
and al l'ngh by using atiul measures. she Undue
ed to cot her parirlpd ion in Tie arson. and she i'm
pIlcaed Mrs Bowen. who alleges similar iuares TO
Ia those complained Of by Miss d.. against X patrick
The latter the main witness IN the examination a
gaiusi herself aud accnmplice. According la her own
statement she had meilard only the death Of hor innr
er She regrets that She did not follow her first in
teniinn
To effect her purpose. she had watched nights and
walked Though storms AID darkness. She has been
near the OBJECT Of her vengeance when he little suspect
ed II. In all her plans, Mrs Boaen has been her cnad
juor; assisting by her cnunSel, and furnishing shelter
food and material for carrying out her purposes Il
would seem that her determination for revenge has run
into a kind of monomana. The accused were held To
bail in the If s. 900 each. in default of which they
were fully committed 10 answer at The next term Of
Court.
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Provisions. PurL 4, dull; Bacou.6 10 o.; Beef 50 10
81; Corn Mea As 10 50 cent?.
Flour 81, dull
Wheat Red % cents; White o5
Grain,-Corn. 40 10 As cts Oas2S cents.
tiorer Seed No demand.
Jhiskcy-3l els
Bersrar--lS To 90 cents.
Buticr--l to 3 cts
BrmiY Apple. none offering; Peach. none offering
Bu Iron aS5 assorted and $50 80 when drawn to
order
Lo9ee-Rio II to l2i cents; Lagura 10 l2, ia
va ~ to -; Mocha 90.
Counry Lmens-row to l2.; Flax i2l TO Is.
Cotton YUns--Sacsl 10 % II cents.
Femhers-3O TO b cts.
Fhr Seed-Sales 90 10 % cents.
Fish -Iieringa. No /, 81 so; Shad. old 81 SO
50
Gilscng-25 cents
Hemp-We quote Il 10 &c. in demand.
LiHseed OH-65 10 70 cens-in demand.
Lmd-Gi to7.
.No'anses-West India 35 to 40 cts per gallon n
O. ~ to As cents.
Pttster-Lump So to Sc.
Sugns-New Orleans To 7 cents; Porto Rico 7 los !
cents Clarified p cents; Loaf itol2I cents.
Sat.-$l 81 p.
Idlou- Q Ia o cents.
Tr So 50 per Dbl
U'0oi-2i 10 90 els, in demand
II COL nOfis-nU salps
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAYUA CANAL.

we are grallhed To learn that the report of The Pres
oen ct the james River and Kanawha Company will
exhibit considerable improvement of the Of
me canal The gross receipts The canal between
nync"onrg and Rchmond. for the year ending Ociober
ols amounted To $24 $50, being an increase Of $685.
40 since the preceding year. The net revenue of /
e works, alter payment of all expenses and also S32
Cos net interest on State Stock sold for the extension Of
me line ab we Lynchburg, $l57 9l5 and of this
after paying all The annuity and animal nteres, , hal
ance Is lett OF $22350 of wich s2 33o has been ap.
piled 10 the Idewaer Rivanna aud South side connec
lions,
he friends OF the canal will be pleased to learn that
the views of the present President are very nearly in n
nson with those Of Mr. Cabell the former President
and of Major Gwynn, the Engineer Of the Company
Richn,ond Times.