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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

o. FOR ~ALE-ln Greenwich, Conn. large
b. and commodiOus house with one-haf acre u and.
~ ard out-huidiug. on it 10 les within ten minutes
wax of the depo ~ the New Haven and NeS-Yoik Rail
road. Possession given Immediately \ sold FOR paItic-
ars inquire II C. COMMlNGs, 80 DvisOu-st. or u o.
A 4. PALMER in Greenwich aul4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE oulyso


Nslgagck Railroads TIE steamer Mn
ROD leaves foot Markets every day Sundays except
adj Al Freight received IN New Nork through -
iay Until O'Clock ? N. Horses and carriages tsken
a. SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

-. FOR ~ALE-A small double house and SIX ots
Il. 900 Twenty-hrstst fnn feet from Ffh-av. Brooklyn
The place - suitable for scartman or milsman, ard
vii BE- sold for 80 Also ten lots Twenty y-hrstst
adjoining Greenwood Cemetery Tor sale low Apply a.
,he hat store me Flifon-st Brooklyn. ly2 nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
COMMERCIAL AFPAIRS.

Monday. Mare

MOhU0ys WAfch IH-0 Ps Ne
Tho stock market opened exceedingly heavy this
unornipg. and continued depressed to the close.
Nearly every stock In the list declined fraction, and
che bears supplied the bulls with ~ many shares %
they wanted The bulls purchased with oonudsncs,
and the transactions consequently we're large At the
first board Harlem fell Off "a per cent, Canton Co.
fasmers Loan x, Treasury notes Il, Indiana Fvcs *
P.Lpsylvaria Elves u, Ohio Skies Il, Reading Rail.
roed y, Er.e Bonds r. Erie Railroad Il; Long Island
was the only fancy quotations for which were sus'
aaned IL Is utterly impossible to account for this
state Of things In the stock market With every e.s-
mint of spec ulston In healthy condition, with an
easy eney MARKET and Increasing activity in trade
We see no Why quotations for stock, should fall
.r 40 from day to day, and tho markss coasiauo Ia
.rch fsverish, vnrettied condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

, - ooppppcus Vine Of railroad shall bs finished dswu
'on each side Of Lake Champain to Troy ana not IN
lsss Tia Osdsnshurs Railroad Company sha agree to
charssno more freight when going BY the way Of Bur.
hpsteu and Rutland to New York, than II sent
BY the Vermont Central Road to Boston. Mr..
~ was proceeding to dsmonstrste the utter ground
'iessness Of al the fears entertained Of divsrting
SSrad' away from New York to Boston, whom
vHE DEATH SENATOR WILLIAMS
Wee s0nounced BY his immediate representative,
Mr RoHNsA'ILL, Of repp inns county, followed In
roesutifal address by Mr. SWEET.
The Assembly then took recess to 4P.M.
Four O'Clock, p NJ
sfbs proceedings IN the Senste and Assembly st
their meeting after ths recess confined passing
appropriate resolutions relative to the dsosass Of SenA
tor WILLIAMS
In the Senate, Mr. H. HALL presented q series Of
resolutions one Of which wss a. foliows:-
Rssolvsd That the Senate have heard with profound
regret the deceare Of Hon {, s. Williams, Senator
high appreciation OF the exalted private aad official
character and cber.hsd memsry Of their late ascot
sate that each Senator will wear badge Of mourning
during the remainder of tho session.
MR. ConSwELL said, that his acquaintance with the
deceased Senator had been made whom the session o.
the Senate and that his high virtues
and strict integrity hud bound him to his friendship
by strong ties. There q moral worth, love of vr
tue ksbout bis character q and Senator that
endeared him deeply to every member II In the brief
Intercourse Of the Senate 1t had been thus developed
how much deeper and more endesringly must these
qualities have been cherished by those who know him
In his home-the home Of his affections the arena of
his enterprise. He bore we'll the honors-discharg
we'll the duties of every public pr vats trust There
was void In the Senate sncs he died The society
which he WAS invaluable will experience still
greater Tho home he loved will feel the bereavement,
~ only they who lose the strong ald hsart
ahst cherished them in Its love He commended them
to the Of that Being whose paterna protection
they were each day by the prayers Of him
whose loec the Senate dcpores.
Characteristic beauty Of expression, depicting the un.
deigned religious Character Of the deceased His cha
racter, Mr.. Bond said, calm constant and truth
full manifested in the every day action Of his life,
and substantiating him In death.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and Q
copy was ordered to be transmitted by the Lieutenant
Governor to the family Of the deceased.
In the House, similar resolutions adopted after
the address Of MIR. Ronnsevile, of Tompkins county
and ordered to DO transmitted by the Speaker
woRKH0UsE FOR pAUrERs THE YORK
Among the bills reported this morning, is one pro.
viding the establishment of Work House In the
city Of New York. for the reception of all able bodied
paupers and penitentisry couvicts.
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DAoCGNss.

Nvo1ICE -MOUNTJOY ASSEMBLY NO g. b. %. of 1E-
IN rcsps, will Fir-t Annual Ball. TUESDAY, night
nr, 70 1919 Tho polio saloon 40 Br,ad~ay rho
pledge mseyce that they will pain make
Of the pleasa test balls Of the sson Ding br:s
gagged r the occasion Tickets Do had OF
any nm,ttcc the folov p'accn-GeorJo Foe
IFS William Stewart 22t Thompson streot
Johr McCtp IG6 EIdridse Thomas Blake. wess
Twentieth sroo Thonss nderson Poar and Concord
strcete, Bruoblyn; John c. Benson, floor manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

BALrIMORG, March II 1840
There il Q fair demand tor ioue. and notice sales
of 1900 barr ella Ho yard street at 50 rs 81 8l City
Mills 10 quoted at 81 S71l Small sales meal at
So 80: hour is dun, snd lover moderate ssles
making ct So 1915 prime red wheat IL quoted ut ST.
with moderate business For the inquiry Is fair
with sales Of l000O bushels including WHITE at 47c
and yellow ut Gle Sales Of oats at a8c 300 aud rye
at soc CSC. Whiskey ia dull at 1870 Sales 600 bsef
cattle at So . rs per cot; Pigs are quoted at So.
There IL change in other articles usually spoken Of
In msrketa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

ship opposed p,ssed BY tho
ea at tie sxoa.ass March is4O Thomas lsston.
Esq. w. ohtan Prvsisent
RS ssn1 Ssvatsv t Hsss or ssph:
Robert L. Taylor, 9no. L. Aspinwall
G GsSn:. D na Sns: a. asa Assfsli Elliott
samuel !; si.ehiI. joapi sssd,
AS Sso ;:t wt in H HL sscTE,oady
The meeting was opened BY brsf ami address,
motion Committee consisting Of Walter Jones L.
resolutions to be ubm the reported the fol
ss a a1S pSr ss act
Of SS.%s.: q csss
SEEMING tho Inducements TO securing aad
ing in the serious Il pr, pc, " and life.
& nov Tho Tho ss zoe 81 ppes ct ~ Of the pGss
Te.t Aenogo syse By tho law Of this stae ot april
that on thus daced prompt
Ics to orty snd FL s Use all pilot, sailing
tie benf ia fres to industry
Resolved That whsn b. required ought to be done
scenic strsngers navigating in our waters from the
charged by rosd the giving If proper 6caes of qua
hea ir xaminsrs shch DO dine without
giving pilots piloage for vessels not
y%sns for neither .sasd nsr nos
Srs whsTe would be- sh"sn provision
lave an sPp.yn Poc, to justify IL in the inf..cy Of tho
that srvice tie ascoy is gone and sh,re rsmals
hey o, justice.
kesolvcc That the obgns OF the ship employ for
outward poage the pilot of the tho vessel inward
nnwarnSd interference with tho OF his
and has pas othcr Of right ress securing often
generally TO nero accident that which should belong
characteE
That tho bill reported to t,e Legislature which
rn@pes above oared infngsd respects ohco
oDs Is sn attempt to ,oer the freedom r. and to bur
called for BY thoir merits or BY public ben.it
Resolved That committee eight he tinted by the Pre
dent Of this meeting out the principles and objects Of
these resolutions and to secure tn tho benef OF free
IL ploaSc. which be
phshed without psssina any new Law this subject
Tie President tn D appoD ted
Walter Jones Robert Kermit Charles q. Marshall i. L..
Stusgee 0oorve Gray. William Nelson Sas X Evsritt N L.
NoCr ady such committee.
On motion,
Rsoved That tho proceedings Of this meeting signed
prnteo In pampl let m Ind r~ arded esch member
the Legislature Of this State AID also published in the daily
pspers Of this city
On motion, adjourned
(,igncdJ THOMAS TILEsroN. Pr.sid't
AUGUSTUS WHiTLocK1
N. /. bCGHEADY, 1 ,.,~,..,..
,RILAs HICKS Jr, 'Si'"A'0s'
.JoIiy g. TArPAN.
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Probable available balance, Dee 81. $780,. 100000
OF the above expenditures sl4s $50 consists Of debt
which, when paid will Be reduction Of Indebtedness
to that extent and se2 900 will be for the improvement
NJ pr0perty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

Net income from working the road. .Sl9A s2s 90
The gross receipts Of the road have increased from
$780, 24in 1886 gradually to s49i 500 in 1885, the
pensos from in 1885, to 2ss7O7 in ls4s and the
net profits, from s45529 in 1885, to lo2,6sl in ls4s
The dividends were per cent in 1885, per cent In
1887 and 1885, and per cent every year since. Tbs
passenger fare reduced last June only SO cents
to Lowell 20 miles.
The capital Of the company is 81 800 000 The
total cost Of contraction double track whole length,
20 miles, including branches S20lS es7 exceeding the
capital $2l3 $751; The funded and floating debt
amounts to $50 COO. The net earnings are equal to
about ten per cent the capital stock and debt Of the
company; but is prohibited by set Of tho Lsgsls
ture from paying than eight Ter cent. The fare
upon this road IL lees than any other In New Eng.
land, being below two cents per mile The report OF
receipts and penditurss given above, recon-
mend as podsl for railroad companies in this seo-
ton Of the country, so that stockholders may got
Some insight into their management.
The report Of the South Carolina Railroad Com
paDy prese nts the annexed account OF the revenue
and expenditures for the year euding Dec. ST. 1885,
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Hats -nlalvolio, 1aow like ye the cut OF

gnInnt beAvefI
Prince think amirabe aud Of oNoice favor
Mavolo Shakespeare OF Knox l2S Fa
street, fashionable -prng Beavers Mole ekins We
have gone ecsacies. kea ~ tany style has nevov
been In New York They are sold ~ cheap ~ 'hsy are
-shurable and adm iIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

II UDsON RIvEe RAnRoAD CoxPAsY.-LoAN.-No-
Of this Company offered proposals sgued under date Of
Instant, az been takau up
To ford al stockholders opportunity pre-
empnve Bonds vsrrbe into Stock which tho obtained
Board that the receiving subscriptions r nds
thos stockholders who aready
shall DO extended to 50 days on tho Pubeatsn Of this
notice. the sst day Of March, 1872 After that dsv the
ssgpa Up date inclusive. holding 4
subscribe for hOuds tbaiE
paying down when receipts will DO g~on
hon securing the original cmptve rig aud
nth Y.rnsry The smnsat beips $500.
hodc Of will be allowed acquire other Stock BY
transhI to make up enough for u Bond
The r Bon bearing interest," and
within from thor tho stock of toe pAny.
according to u Q amount &c uaily paid for T. cm.
apply Tor Bonoo For Stochhodcra
S5Uh tho syrcxXte and tie Company o6srsd by
sso Of ono one @ nSpxIss Trasuts
NJ BTo sbpvo notice supersedes the ssuod
yesterday subject with void.by drawn
hhnte pub sed with {, geographical errors
New York Msroh lat $40
THO ENGINEER.. RAILWAY COMPhNIaS. MOAN IN
gnee considerable xpcrience IN Eng!sldg la the
MI kinds u and mact wants situation
e,,h fouLdry railway. liroct ~ L. e. Herald
cine.
NOliCE-TBE sURsCaIBEUS By6EBy GIVE NOrioB
OF their sopy tho slauro OF the state Ct
York DARING the tcIoo for act II insy
their cjnte he
Art Union for the Ut promoting
ard extending ire taste r the fno out mo United
States. New York. Tsb 20 1919. ADOLphS 9oUpi,.
TaEODOSEv IlEsT
ALFRED MAINlUGE
VILLAS SCdAUs.
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ROwE9Y TH1' -, @so,s,.>.~~o.-~,>.~,
Vi. ;: s. iv s..as Game: .t: g
:ay 81 s. s.I 3 c r. s.I :; '% i 81: 4
0.aos ss'n Mr. smith =: a.: e,s, suss Smith Y. soA
G Sso s'o ;o Il ss 1ss. 3
ssss K:pssw swh :r Jordsn Niece assi sr. e:iIbsr
, ::s =. =. 81. s's- Gallery
CnANsaAU's NATIONAL rl,,sArRs. L.TE cha raAa
Rs:s.s s Is VI" b. .s 20; vac 3:
P Ess.d's SSa%%iI NJ: ssssy. Gsrsud /:
c Gssw'Ss To T. Rsessea b Y9Uf rts DAN
a:S:ss r.: ,;S::
NJ G:ssE ss: NJ S
dc fAocy iS.'Td 90 r'Sroay NJ Ioa L.s Yrs Isher
oren a. 81 o'olock-curAain vili st7N "''''
RRoADwAY CIRCUS. ss7 BmvADwAY, NEAh rxlNCp
s n: ssS sus =
Is.; As5s q. SCENT TSs sssass fsss. s.s
Ct . e. PoS; ssS:s 81 sr1
Pat NJ. nankirs Italian Grinder M " Aynsl Asrsosn
S.Ss l.s D: Admission ''''''' part
NJ k,HANlCy BALL. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
WI rs ma =: SRs
n ss The &: s'ps q: $ 4 &
Nero neodss originates: popular ssye
Enopis: ensr:.'o%s. premium. Of sD WI, b paid
Just right di'sinsaon whoss 0onosrss in chi:
n tho
in this ropos and TO DO nshtIy
convincing evid superior merit and
trcvsnes They will have the honor OF Introducing great
rey new and ors Melodies burlesqus OPP Choru
T., Sps G as s :.
su that have or,wIed the efforts VI this orisins and -in
mitAbe who challenge competition in depart
ment Ethiopian aona The company consists OF ten
permerS under the crction and Of r. Chris
~ the whole comprising corps Of unequ lied VERSATILITY and
tasnt Admiration cents Children under 10 half proc Doors
oFcn st7Coi cert will att o'clock An afternoon
'o'""'t "r Ss'nr"av On" r"' o'og ~ w
M Rs. FRAN Rs KEMBLE BUTLER WILL rEAO THIS
1vl Tuesday, March Is, p'Av OF
Measure At tho Stuy vetant Inst ute, 7k O'Clock. Tickets
= nc nG OF Ut sne institute o. the Astor
Mr. 'roue''s Rtohsors' Price ST.
ITALIAN OpERA-ssrOR tlAcE-fRuMENAuE CON.
ert-hax hnr~tzk has the honor Of ouucns to tho
pub that he will ve Thee Promenade Coucerts
day Ttnidsy no Fr day of TINS wek Mr. Nareck has
gsled thu lalsn Opera which durins
ratio acquired d tngushed The
will DO conducted the which
viii DO house The progrsmuss
which will 10 richer elaborate piece tho the
certs will be published to morrow Tickets Fifty
CeL,sto Ionebade and Boxes Twenty five certs tho
phitte te.
by GLkhRAL KlQUESr -B.kILrs SECOND GRAND
ID kuscal Festival tho Tabernaoe th nth Of March
ki9-Ik Dt SEkT Fol eli FreLch
will be ro,med with Mil Norha and iot musicians
among which several DIT tnsuished have kindly
sred ard oil the members the American Musca Ip.tue
The orchesla will be c0mp0sd OF ~ musicians. 'ch
several the Ascr Place Italian Opera the whole under the
direction and leadership Of Snnr Bar The three solos by Miss
koriI oil The spoken will be d. v'ed In gli,n By xr
Lyme The Tabernacle wiltc this OCCASION splend dy llu
Books OF the poetry IN IRE On and Eng M b. had
the doors Ut tho Table No posi-
Io Doors open at half past erfrmAnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

It thus appears that the incsms AZ tbs year has
been absorbed The net income (s333os4 90 leo) was
absorbed chiefly by the expe mixtures the Camden
Branch purchases Of land for the Depot ct Charles
ton and rail iron towards the work OF the road
between Chsrleston aad Brsnshville.
appears that the income Of tho road, for i've years
preceding the last increased at average rate Of eight
Per cent. The increase Of ls4s 1s4T twenty
two per cent, which was In part effected by the new
business on the Camden branch. As other avenues
will be opened In the Of the present year 1872
Il IL estimated that Of twenty per cent will
be realised. Calculating however, upon an increase
OF only fifteen per cent and the expenditures at forty
ave per cent, aud We have the annexed statement
OF revenue and expenses for the year.
Estimated Income for the year ending Deoem-
her 81. 1917. e''~,0~v
Estimated expenses, forty.hve per cent OF In.
come sss..''.'s'''' A@'"~
Estimated net revenue, 1870. $500 900
The company have to provide for In ,,..os
To meet di,id. nd scrip ana interest. $4,000
To meet adjusted balances on Cam ,o
den road. .::..... 800 WV"
To estimated cost Of additional ma
To 40 ~ dcnot and vorkshous -. 10000
To nav for Ia dsl ...... 3187
To pay bonds ...... $500
To ne q iron TO relay road $500. Also
- 4oo,c2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

'FOFtaUfe OcscS' -
be exaninat 60 contsin all that
IL gepemans oe In the smallest possible space
b articles selected with bct regard 70 ara are
warranted. u oAO NDs1s oUN,
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CALIFORNIA.

v~.SsNNS~>~~~~- COMPANY BOOKS
pa IlIC NAIL sra urp.. 's6GON. from Pan Am
In the econd trip Of the steAmeApv y" 18th irs. In
iii The y Tho once the eoa rsg3 or sef. and
VI. re steamers shall have arrives sne an. sou
s ee IGNITION AZ Sa Frsocisco from the ~ bie 20
sns sna have bean aimed. II will cha
psme nss DAY for the MY depar from eo.i i
Or seS, On her second tsip. Rkave Panama II prao.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

The Plumb DO Gallery IL not Idle, But IL con.
tipusy msLs aedors wit ~ Leen for long time the
COLLECTION Porrsitsin the world advise all who
v 70 Of the Oldest artist In tn, line to visit this
celebrated Gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

UNIVERSITY or NEW Yosk-xcoIcAt DEPAsr-
me .nsga n S, Of s sd sr 9ps
o'clock ~ the chapel q the unversiy ws'hngso.
iossr psstson. profession aud public ssaeray.
'ps'''' invited soss v ' Ss,S.s s'is sr.ary
no1uEu IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GGp sGII'
s.s:,ss wsgony like the follow
she,ed with Asshm, for fourteen years.
and had @ 'smsay in shs Iny lad Az. b.. 70 70
severely that tho blSss would gSsa from moss: and
sss ssi s isss'e
'sa t." as
gr,Dan ssn, asoms N ,; - s.s ,,,.,
prtp.rsscns Of cherry shroushous butt.
.
w fsr ss' ss, Sands 100
Ins. s .sr
hedrsess,o generally.
M AGNIrIc POWDERS. FOR TaE DESTRUCTION OF
wi bed bugs scs floss notas sn,s stoss,
and %ss %.siAased poison c.rssse. Ss
R'i received ss
Of Ns AmeI'A A. lrstt'ue. - lsoN, AZ, nsosdway.
INFLUENZA. coUsns, Conos Ha.UsA 1874. erL-
obtain ds.e ard cert.iu NrS
Carroll: seSiss;s yapos and Sulphur B.hs 81 sGaa.:y
eonmerdeaty the frat ThS acians Ia the city
M ADIcAL ovSI E-DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE sraseT
wi rear Chatham street. o. the Wul
Ss Su,s.o ia Ihoss d" Ss sass that
s,ss s s az 81 IL s ss on % IL @ ss
bon Of the legs eoetus cured Constitutional weasesss
brought ~ has pdoxed by young men, o.ssnf
and nightly emss sitiveIy pssenee
oulcd Ia without NO alteration
in diet proven ton from busnetsI
AA OST kxrxAoHpihAKX wOxK-1O TIE nAkMAD
Vvl or those contemplating mzrn.ss- iss naSa
Pva Hodisa Cempansn ey VI a. Is oaa ssouuSns ~
t0o0Cu cors has ALREADY ben DISPOSED OH nvery nnam
sstrnS copy whether ns1sd or ptmAr,ssd n.noss
snS ,hanyd 81 tpow1 Psrc oiarly Asre sys nee
ss e syi S,. s, , ssF Hs Yo
4 x,lS"y " ps,s Bosss. On tho rscsipt e o. sey3
S.nstsif Y :, .ps ss e "a esssd POST IA y
kAUsIcsAu. tor ,.a NV Va'1 esss' omse 'ssthsa-
Ws-rsst
a CURE wARRANrEc FOR ONE DOLLAR-PRKvArR
"A Ieca Once 81 Orange street. Five po,nte Dossor
~ c.sss Of pnvas nature daya Rrnis oaos has
hop thirty years tor the core OF all dsAAs
NR. MnRslst CONTINUES TO RE CONSULTED CON-
~ Hde, tahy private dsca Geets. striclar
eases cnr in few days Nervous organic debility
Dee Ms L"nasn Diploma In me ofhos ahh Fu
ton ste"t.
UNR RAIrn. ACTHOR or ruH "PRAC1ICALFRiyAxD
~ Treatise" &c. 50 6Yecnvi<h syses-sf1es hs11s =
x,6nsp " H~pdss exesptdt 1bcss yho sgpH N we
sss raiss shsis as,o Ii obsd those We h.vs
Ss servsss T. srnr .sn ia fret ina.psns ss,s -
md yery estsryvs psctioc NJ afspd rspa. -
,sSssi on, D. uhss ground 10, stAaaG "a SssA
Ir.sa etssy seaxcs IA Arsssso<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

Elegance, Economy, and Durabtllty, are
three ia GEM Is finest quality Of MoeSkir hats,
a. A. tho low doiArs but In
spec equal dollar hats sold at other stores tn
xrrsdwav. j. N G1NIN, ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

At a Numerous Meeting OF SHIP Owners,
ship mssers ard 9th rh Pilot BY tho
state,
ESQ. Cht on
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The payments on account Of Transports
ton, for the same period, were as foll0ws:-
For superinte ndence.. .$Aos3 So
Fer general sxprnsss-olerk hire
watchmep, depot exptpses. 60. .23, 500 81
For engine and car conductors,
brakemsu and iremen. ..... 20 GOT 9S
For gate. switch and draw tenders ISL GA
For lou aing az unloading msIchsa.
For repairs Of road. ......... so 1913 As
For repairs Of depots. ...........Ib46i As
For r~pana of engines aud cars. .72 1888 IS
For fuel and water for engines. =. .50987 81
For removing ice and suow. 49,. 68t II
Fer oil for epgines cars and 5epots. 4252 90
Tor expenses Of Treasursr's office. 2043 II
---266 SIS "a
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Gold Pens ana Watches.-

Gold Pens ana Watches.-Tne CcAeOfatcu
Banond Pointed cbeeu Gold Peu 70 Dc shs
ess In the world togeter ~ sp nd4 stock OF Gold and SIT
er Watohes sale Wholesale and tail for cash. BY "a
vase BE- all Watches aud Gold Pens Repaired
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Five Thousand Dollars Will he given 70
rv reor who produce harcutrs than NED
hi sST HEAkU Baden lane clean pair Of hairbrushes
used TO each customer. Give them frlJ.
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At the second board the sSlss were only to limited
extent, and the market closed weak. Psnnsyiva mia
Ffves fell OF u pr cent, Kentucky Skies u, Harlem
Il, Canton Co. u, Farmers Loan X.
The Senate Of this Ststs has passed the bill making
United States Sizes receivable by the Comptrur %
security for circulating notes; onshslf Of the 20
sits with the Comptroller to be Unite States Sixss
and the other half New York State stocks
BY an arrival at this port on Saturday, from Vera
Crns, $6262 In specie received, most Of which
has been deposited In the Wall street banks.
full and comprehensive report Of the AFFAIRS Of the
New York and New Haven Rslrosd Company Is in the
of preparation and will be presented at the en-.
nual meeting Of the stockholders IL 10 the intsn.
ton Of the President and Directors to place the
road In perfect order, and supply the line with the
requisite machinery for the most extensive operations
90 that the aggregate cost Of bs pre-
sented So far - the arrangements made between the
New Haven company, ana the railroad and stssmboat
lines with which they have In contact con-
oerned We satisfied they upon terms favor
able to the New Haven Railroad - circumstances
would warrant The report alluded to will give the
stockholders al the Information In regard to these
tsrs they desre which, We have NO doubt, will do
away with the impression entertained by soms that
the jnteress Of the stockholders have not been pro-
perry protected.
excepting that sent to the warehouse for the rs nine
March, In each Of the past four years. with the
amount of duties, wss Is annexed
COMMERCE OF THE Font 9! N.wY oRx-vALvn OF IHronra
b Bs;':s: God: III {, 81. 1: I'LL:
Total mdz. -. :. slsM :. 4o!Soss LSosss .s?!a
Specie. :. -. -. S9,s66 l2i,s6 9,712 1874
Cash received. oO96l4 Wals9 a2Ssl 64SSiS
Compared with tho corresponding week last year,
there has been increase Of SSH ls0 but compared
with the fams week in 1S47, falling OF Of $3.50 2o5
The amount of drafts the Assistant Treasurer, for
the week ending the 9th met, SLID 7e3 SO. De-
Quoting from this the payments Of duties
shows the withdrawal from the Treasury for the week.
to have been but $6s50 So The receipts at the Gus
ON House to day amount to $50 900, and the pay
ments to 5000, showing further accumulation Of
$l36 OO0 At this tho deposits will reach the
previous large amount.
hareport Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad Com.
pany, fer the year ending Nov 3d. ls4s presents the
annexed statement Of receipts and expenditures -
BosroN AND LowkLL RAILROAD, 1913.
d.