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WASHINGTON; MORNING

IS bushels of new white field beans
80 pounds OF good hard soap
22o pounds OF good hard sperm candles
IA bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
22o gallons OF good cider vinegar
1T Fort Monroe, old Point Comfort, va.
ITO barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superfne -four
ITO bushels of new white field beans
l,752 pounds of good hard soap
656 do of good hard tallow candles
y bushels of good clean dry fine salt
44O gallons of good cider vinegar
lit Fort Washington, Maryland.
ITO barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superfne flour
ITO bushels of new white field beans
1852 pounds of good hard soap
656 do of good hard tallow candles
p bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons of good cider vinegar
fit Fort .McHenry, near Baltimore, Md.
ITO barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superfne -four
llO bushels of new white field beans
LISP pounds of good hard soap
656 do ofgood hard tallow candles
% bushels of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
fit Fort yMit1in, Pennsylvania.
IS barrels of pork
l25 do of fresh superfne -four
55 bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1923 do of good hard tallow candles
ID bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons Of good cider vinegar
lit Fort Hamilton, Nuvows, ~ Y. Harbor.
ITO barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superine -four
ITO bushels of new white field beans
1852 pounds of good hard soap
$50 do of good hard tallow candles
% bushels of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
fit Fort Lafayette, Narroaos, N. Y. Harbor.
81 barrels of pork
l25 do of fresh superfine -four
81 bushels of new white field beans
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and city in the United States, to procure sub
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CTONE FOR PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
y The time for receiving proposals to furnish
the Stone required at the Pensacola navy yard,
der the Navy Agents advertisement of the 30th
ultimo, is hereby erfended and proposals will be re-
ccivod accordingly by the Navy Agent at Penss-
cola until II O'Clock Monday, the 10th day OF
August next $500
JOSEPH SMITH,
Chief Of Bureau of Yards and Docks
July 20, 1s49.
The following papers, viz, Pensacola Gazette
New Orleans Bulletin, Baltimore American, Phils-
dephia Inquirer, New York Courier and Enquirer.
Boston Daily Advertiser, and Atlas, win please
publish the above notice Of extension until it's sxpi.
ration. July 2l-dtd
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Our Montreal correspondence.

hosrHsAt, Oetober \, 1919.
H'rd DAs~s RtP'ri ." csnsas- IN, sn"sration Mani
fe,to-Monbtai the Sect Of Gsr,rnm.nt -D.stk of
COuri,nay, &c., &c
Lord Durban's report on the affairs OF British North
America has long been considered one Of the as.st
state documents 81 the ss. Impsrtisly written aud
bearing it's face the evidence Of mature ton and
deep research IL Is not to be wondered that il has
become the text book as Of the two great cana
dian parties, Reform and Conservative la fact It is
able exposition Of the wrongs under which both
isbored at the tims-wropgs which partly have been
rghtsd by the British government a. affecting their
politics but under which the country still suffers
mercisy. Looking at this report eleven years after
its Official communication to the imperial parliament
We struck with the fahmen Of this eminent noble
words with regard to the fears he entertained
at that period Of desire cuseudersd in the colonies
fer "Anns,a, The following extract from the
report is worthy Of attention IL is ntreducsd at thu
clcse Of the affairs clipper Canada lie SAYS -
But canHot be matter q surprise that In despair
ofspy efficient remedies being provided by the mpe-
rial government many OF the most sutsrprisue colo-
niss Of Upper Csnnds look that bordering county
In which no great industrial enterprise ever feeir
neglect experiences check and ths men ths most
attached 70 the present form of government would dad
some cos pensation In change. vhsrehy experiences
nisht bio them hope that every VISITING obstacle would
Dc spttdy removed ana each nsu's fortune share in
the progressing prosperity Of hougishing Stsie."
Although these remarks we're made in reference to
the pper Gar adams sndths same fears not cutcrtsn
ed regarding the Lower Province the wonderful err
rsctnes OF foresight 10 perceived n ootn At tue pre-
sent time Montreal teens ~th privse meetings on an
nexation and all sorts Of vii3nary schemes are
posed In relation TO IT, In fact the metropolis v; the
taEsdas " fairly the move, and having set the
Initiative In ssitstns the question Of annexation 80
msy soon Trust 10 hear VI the other great cities
following the same example. Separation " Ia the
mouth Of every ons-at the council board, the
unions Of fashionable fe and the humble Ees OF she
hard working man, IL IL the sole enyrOssiuy theme "
conversation and difference II party race and regor
I'll h.f.x he
On Wednesday next the maniiesto VI the Montreal
lists will It's appearance. holding Annexation
the salvstios Of the Canadas and calling upon the
country to follow them IL will have attached TO " the
signatures o some of our NEST respectable aud nnusn
tlsl men without distinction "a to party or race Ia
regard 70 ability t-s below the general pectatisn,
AID is Car below the importance n The subject
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days. but 1t is yet so abundant that the rate Of
interest business paper ranges from six to eight
per cent according to its length, and on go.
vernment stocks frsm four to Ave per cent Notwith
standing this out Of the dare touch fan
sy stocks and specustor. In the street purchase solely
to sustain prices and reduce the average cost. Some
Of he stocks refer to have been upon the market
ten, fifteen and twenty years and they are in reality
worth less now than when they were first created !;
year to reduce their value, and in time
they must become extinct. Outsiders see this, and
fearful chat they may purchase them once too often
avoid them altogether This Is certainly the safest
to pursue and II they adhere to 1t they will at
all events save what money they have or, at least
they will lose it in fancy stocks II there was the
sghtest possibility Of these stocks ever acquiring any
value it might do for desperate spectators to take the
risk; but, they now stand, there Is much better
chance Of maxim money on q race course, or at the
Faro table Everything coming under the head Of fam
ey stocks we include in this category there is not
single, solitary exception.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in
this market for the principal speculative stocks for
each day Of the past week. and the close of the week
previous. 1t viii be that prices have nuctusted
considerably throughout -
Quotations PRINCIPAL srosKs IN
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SALES eY AUCTION.

HrNRY VILLhBD. ACCOMMODATIONS
kcolr- Milltrd Hart III zen .. auction, ts day,
honisy, 1879 October. AZ 70 O'clnCk No. lC william
in lo ~ suit rurttasefs eases Of Dutch Huhs n
the ccctrated Nursery 81 r. Nsaderchoot Sons, His
germ, Holland Gstsloaues 81 the sales room.
THEODORE NAbLABY. saissmaa.
RoOKLYN PROPERTY, DEDTOBD-r1ERE rs
~ fCue valuable Property 90 te sclt his day. James
Cole tuotone,r, nt The Archaut Exchange, 20 which
invite tie attennn IT capitalists The property holds
nduCtm ns orurchafo of nature different from what
generally net With o. suction a. s laid ou Ia streets aud
tvCuUcf which ave Teen orta6d ana adti. and the
r 20 doing with asssssmes arc ares thereon have
~ tefp rad
A TCTfON EOTfCr.-ENTRA SALE. THIS nay. AT
~ ck o'clock. By J. IT, r. oldfed. IN he sales rooms
10 Ntrth william near Chatham fr ascou,t q vhom MAJ
comrfrr variety % Dry Co-ds Wearing Apps
r. Fancy Arslesi Eugsvnas Botks. &C.. from
rauburah ship Brarcus and brought here per ship Danube
large stock q fresh Dry Goods By order o ssgnes
sto-are 70 let. rHOS. BELL, Auc tionesr.
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PmLAprLPHfA, Oct. IA, 1870
The Weather-- The sss,dn TrOup-Muderous .1ssaui--
TIE Infected District Business &c.
IL is Sabbath day, and lovely day broke
upon this rist.rdden city-bus skies warm sun the
thernaome,er at TO- and just enough breeze to display
the charms Of the fair church goers most
adv sntags. There has been one FIRE, and false
alarms this morning aud yet strange to say the peace
thus far has been pressrvsd-no Of any sort-no
fights Of any kind-not even respectable knock down.
May we be truly thankful
The Seguin operate troup closed their two weeks
engagement at the Walnut last evening, with al" Don
Giovanni /" and scene from LA File du Regiment
Such packed house before In this city
Lorg before the doors open large crowds had as
sembled in front Of the theatre and the moment the
bolts draw n in rushed the hum tide filing par
quete, hrsttecoud and thsd tiers in neonceivably
btief space Of time and running into the ob
ees, aislos aud passage ways The audience vas de-
cidsdiy fashionable In appearance, dress, SO, white
Kids and opera glasses largely prepondorating The
gr,at attraction IT the evening" OF course WAS Miss
Jacques, and che was received With warmth and
diaty which are usually given tn old established fvo
rites. It seems to be y conceded point that tnis
witobipg Usbr.g maiden ~ much greater actress than
vocalist reminding Of Clara Fisher In her youngest
and best days Like Clare abe IN very short very live
arch graceful pi1uant-but, unlike Clara, hef pro-
ANNEXATION Of the Queens English 30 ludcrou5 that
laugh aud sppiaua at the same moment. On Tues
day evening sLe appears for the bret time In the
cert room.
ThiDgs have not yet wholly qulutsi down la the sin
fectsd district notwithstanding the presence Of the
military. Last evening - an lrishmsn, named fimo-
thy Gallagher, accompanied BY 4, male, walking
through 81 Mary street, he vas assaulted by
Gallagher Attempted TO run away, whea he fired at
by another negro ana shot Ia the wrist The wounded
taken ts the hospital
Immense crowds have assembled In the vicinity OF
Sixth aud 81 Msys strses throughout the whole FORE
and indeed to the close of this letter drawn
thither, doubt by motives OF curiosity. dstaoh-
meot from the nrst brigade Is stationed in the vi
cinity. rsst to act at q moments notice A. long
the present feeling OF continues IL ap-
pears to assume new form every day-it would be
tsfs to withdraw the military. Nothing but bullets
and grape shot can keep the rioters down.
Now that the elections over, merchants are
looking for revival Of business next week, to last
may be, until the close Of the following There
a .rt a utItr a str ar1 in tagxu
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SPORTING.

49,
rgNTREyILLE CouRsE-TROTTfNG-wF
~ Oct. Eth % o'clock, r. u.-Prfss SNsl-rhres Nile
H,ais Harness ~ uua9t enters "a l,dy sugglii n.
Jcuss snsrs b. rslhamf =. Bridge Ell. Trustsa
The w lssve the South Perry Brootiys Atfs r. ~
are return a. soon ~ the sports
JOEL COSKLIN. Propri.sor.
HARIrN PARK TROTTING COURsE-wILL COgB
IT this day. n SIS mile heats best in
hey pease for pacing horses, as O'Clock, r. r. N
kctt enters Young spanrie - Brooks D. Mac
VI. Cuiert ranes b. 2. lndirn Ned; VI. - D.
Rip Yat-rkie. VIZ. FONNEs, Proprietor.
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SEW Rocks, &c.

AZ ORGANS LITERARY pEPoT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
NJ adjoining the Post uTcc, New Orleans. La.-Atth
above khent alwsyr he found Books ~ svervds
tcrpcn consisting of Suvtis History Biography, Scientific
Commercial, Geographical, ana Medical N1rEs Asn
complete of Stationery, together with all the
rrindral Dady and Nseily Newasfsrs and basasines.
Csunry cecrs Ter trtle IN tt trade supplied and for
vsrdcd with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt atenti11
psis any work ordered ~ mail. FOREIGN Socks mportsd
" srder. a. &. MORGAN.
Literary nerct ssi sininr the Pcs. Oos New Orssn, IA
IT, e.Itnplete Arrangements have been made with the
prfcT-l Publishers tltouFhaut the Union i1r supply Of
tss rev verbs as fest az Issued. J. q, -.
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AMUSE ~ e NTs,

DOwRRY THEArRE-soNDAY EVENING, OFT 49,
will - sS'5 y, .sedy q "a PIE n, &
hei. Kerry Lorn sr Jordan John Baifour, Martini
s, r. $. a .Y 81 f Ssvs lSf ss
ADMIRAL Kingston, Mr. Gileert Mics horsmer Mss g
EYE OR TGf az ss neh Mr.
NNFes 's.. legs Mr. stsysa mp the kasr D. Dor:
erep ct half past o. eurtan will rise att O'clock
srRAEFRAu's NATIONAL THEATaE.-M0NDAY
Il. shas o. 'h fsrStsa a. si'ea JcSsY TIE sfaR-
r IA w, @ Burke; slpre foode' Handolpho'
Are ssss; ssI.:ss: g. FkMSLT 2 rHIEyEs
Er G. Tasiqri Sa@.n Baby NJ Jefferson ssar1sr:r NJ
Chilli ARE bSiSG wfis M 's snSs. 7, Mr. q fsyS
osoupper Mr. Dawes; Mrs. snugsby Mrs Dserins Doors
open at a 7. % 9 20 commence at 2. precisely
II. .r"s sn'sied JOHN Do5bs, Mr. Nosa-
Tr OF THE Mr Na hGn
Miss Wary Taylor To with The farce Tho oaNI
Julia M,s; Miles Dress Circle Sccn,. Upper soas..
So Doorscps at 6s curtain silIises O'Clock precisely
ERANgLIN THEATRE, No. I75 CHATHAM SQUARE
Great Attraction for Few Hgbtss-an entire new
is-utifuy toimsd woman in Tie world are .asassd Also
ssnora Rosss the great Italian Female Jusssr the only
srels pumeerrg adss Veins The largest band n
s hs uus T a 4. &c. Ma
ssme raulnes Troupe Of Model Arstes viii appear in
teunG ne following e. The Three Gvaoes Feast o. bae
ehus, Rape Of ths SaNinss, Adam and Eve ia rcs'
rvs' with many oti AdmssonStags Seats. ca cts.
Hoxes. 20 cts.i PIT, i2ls ctss Private Boxes. 81.
RARNuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. 4. BARHUa,
l. Manager ana Proprietor; j. Greenwood. Jr, Assistant
Manager splendid performances in the afternoon At aud
.Sss E Il y s.r Gnsa rsS 81 the
pear at each entertainment with Monsieur Louis Eser,
IN variety OF the same astounding fests wonderful aud
saring Gynnaste Achievements and Comic Pastonines,
20 the Says Family Aso .nGsSss Miss Emma leslie .hs
Norris Mr. Jerry Merrheid Mise stsnhope Mas Barton and
Miss West who will appear at each entertainment in
snd amusing Meanges NC. Also exhibition and say be
ell hours the Enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Largest
Living Anaconda Live Mammoth Crocodile, Way Scripture
and Temperance satusry Madame Roeh WE'LL Fortune fale
MIR. DENPSTER, COMPOSER OF THE NAY QUEEN,
WI Lament Of the Irish IMMIGRANT Blind Boy, SC. tbsng
about visit his native counry respectfully
that he will give Of bis original Salad
the Taberpaee Wednesday evening, Ooo6.r 18th,
ueneing a. > o'clock.
FINGERS A FAIR OF SOUTH AMERICAN TIGERS,
Il jus received for sale Apply to SCdIEFFEIN, BRO
THEkS and CO., 1o4 and LOG John street.
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RE WARDS.

REWARDS.
COO RRwARD-LOsT, IN GOING FROM SO BLgEcK-
D%O Of Arty fnd Wooster streets double
Eye-Glass. blue snamstd, with chased oprbed chain
tGshd Ths above reward will be paid receiving
A. G.. BAGLEY, $50 Brosd wsY.
d SA REwARD.-LosT, on SATURDAY, 18th INST,
BOO -as i supposed-in the store No. Broad street
roll Of Bank Bills. amounting TO 500. Should the finder
think the above reward small he may 500 the
subscriber, and retain the balance.
@. A. CoNOvER, No. GO Amos street.
hog LosT.-sTRAYED OR STOLEN. FROM LONG
II Island shore, below Greenwood Cemetery, large
light yeov-brown knsn answering 10 the Of Leo.
Nay Ia by several caous marks the leg joints
liberal reward will lie paid his being returned to No.
Bread street, N. y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DoST OFFICE, NEW YORK ocTOBERB. ls4a-CALI-
Il fornia kails-steamer on IO-Nsis for California. add
intermediate rlsoes will be dispatched from this Office
TuefSay the 10th instant elonr Letter, 70 Cha
he paid twenty cents; toPanama thirty cents
per To California forty cents which he pre-
cents each. Wh v. BRADY Postmaster.
NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF TIVE CAULxEzs
~ Guard. requisites 10 attend drill at James kim
mems Monday Evening" Oct IS 1859. Punctus attend
anee is requested By order OF ,o
p. ARMSTRONG. Orderly.
NEW YORK VOL UNrEuRs.-THE SURVIVING MEN,
~ bsrs~lae OF the Frst Rermcut 81 New volun-
requested 10 meet At Central Hall No i Grand
purrcse of having interesting subject 10 them
Tor their confederation. GARRETT DylkMAN.
DRoPosALs roR NATIONS -.HEADouARTge
Marine Corps ousftermnttsrs once, Arlington, Octo
sht 10 oeloes w. on Sonssy the 2.S d.y 81 ssYembsr
n.I for furnishing rstions 70 he United ftAtee karins Of
q. f'Isming ahsp, l.r me yer ~
Io1s Isiand Now York; PlsA.plis, p-nn,yivsns Cos
port Ncrsik virginia Pensacola Forda sud wash
pound and quarter eh beef three quarters pound
81 ptk eishtcsn ounces Of bread made o. ssperans
mont; srd a. tIe rate Of ,II psasss Of GOOD coffee
tv'lye pounds 81 che best New Orleans ,ursr, eight
.sr two quarts 81 sale four rounds Of rood h,rs brown
s0sr ,nd and half pounds of good hard dsped sor
esndle 90 each rsor The beef required shall be delivered
HUN BY the snrle ration and shall consist q the beet and
most shcee rieces Of The esrcaas the PORK g be No pss
pam,a suijcott Inspection No bid win be at
this tce une.s by bond for hundred dol
srss.d Ne .ucssey df ne ,nrss. must :. srs.s ~
some sl person To he endorsed Proposals for Rstions
ARC. NICHOLSON, Qusr,,rmss,u Marine cerp.
ITO TIRrnrN-A. srLTYDIp snvtR TRUMPET AT
a. rair 20 Ie drawn ~ suhs.rirti0ns1 numbers AZ
81 each. Apply ~ the Clerk't dcsk.
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MUSE M ENTs.

Lessee " r. s VI M.asgs. aoad,S .,ssia,, oss
King Henry yIli, Mr. Blake CARDINAL weolssy Mr. Coul-
Pope pais f H. h h., sA psso q a
MARINE S.s Sd anne NM ass
thence, Hrs Leder. TO conclude with sLAsHEe CRASH
n. n Dress n oe and ar,a, Mr. sssw S
and Third Circle Is cents Gallery. l21s cents
NIsLo's eARDEN.-NoNDAy EVENING, ocr. IS
panto3irae Of Ia FETE UHAsPETeE. or pHE W sSEp
fSsdsps w. Saa s srseo
,Ss hr !srsne Raysl LSrd SssaSs,s hy Aqoiae Raye
Grand viaer Mr. Francois Ravs Uri.iis lie Josephine
Rsv Jeanette Nile ceies Fairy sns Ms nssry
admission % cents Doors open at half past six osoek per-
RURToS's 1nEATRE-w. L. BURTON, MANAGER
prE d s nsae WINE % 3 win B p gsyeS
JESTER OK faE bTiCna1Ss bRhSa~ Hans kstai.r.
~ Ssh a$f%f s Ic TO
s G @ sS M IT.
A. Ticcadiy, Mr.. Burton; Mr. .. Brown, Mr. Broughau
and fn Gay@ f@S reS ea S''N boxes
WELons NATIONAL CIRCUS EIGHTH street
Third ayssus Astor plseaNsw and brilliant effects
ng BY h 'hr.s sssstss ss%.rse, Eauissrs IN be world
nsa Das pS t:'1qi be-
5iSs Master @a% and others q .staSshsd Tspg,asoa
perfectly from The resmSney Of tn. "A
Mission 3 aens Reserved families '''''
WALLnALLA 80 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w wsy-ksgnideent Exhibition Of entirely
uss tHS n PSre Music. @
before in this city, and crowned by unanimous
kiss Clara spitl dancing head dovnwsrd Performances
dsy st 's" ~ ~ S'0'' A ''''y
MAcALLIsTEks TEMPLE OF ENCuANTsENT-
lVl Chinese Assembly Rooms-ons Week More. Monday,
given among the extraordinary fsas and experiments the
pyramid Of Bacehqs; husaphas Plume Temperames Cause
gum National Feats; The Umbrellas Cookery Of Paraara-
nj aaa O. Ns Mae iH s
sofa % cents; children, half price Commence at7
CniNEss ausEuA,-- sss BROADWAY, EXHIBITING
, % & " sS 'pa S
Open from a n, I'LL 10 = NJ Adraitsanee Is ecntsi
sIoR PLACE OPERA AoUsE-CHoRIsTERs BOTH
ladies and genuemen engaged at the Italian opera will
Please meet At the Opera Aouss "a Tuesday, a hs past
MUSICAL.
" ocAL MUSIC IN NEW YeRK.-THE FRIENDS OF
Music se invited to meet at the Coliseum this aonday)
zation Of Vocal Society Several popular speakers
sdtuon VIII be I Iisssntsd W. HESsY MORRIS '''
Secretary pro tenn
TofLurEtA , VIOLIN AMATEURs.-AR T. E8sN,
has taken Ne Murray he will give in
and The v,olin apd Guitar AIR. liberty
several Gentlemen VINO are bic pupils aud have expressed
efiinstructiou.
NJ USIC TAUGHT THOROUGHLY, AND FOR SA lie OR
1Vh Hre.h Dumsday teaches ladies and gentlemen.
moderate terms, the Guitar singing Panoforte.
and Violin For sale or hire cheap splendid Harp az $50
Panofortes prices sl45 and sl5 good
assortment OF the above Instruments Mr. ID will be in all
this day, at s6J Broadway.
LNOR SALE OR HIRE-Two GOO SECOND HAND
IL Piano forss in good order Z. @. CLrisnans Musi-
cal lnstrumsnt manufsetsry, 4a Pearl street, n. Y.
W IOLINS.-JUST RECEIVED. A LARGE AsSORT-
mCht Of German and Italian fons Strings, Ne Of
rous qua iies and prices For sale wholesale and retail by
9. O. CHRISTIAN importer aud manufacturer Of Aussal
Instruments, <H Pearl street, ~ \.
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sCfInOI.s. &C.

EREECH LANG UACE.--A NEW CLASS FOR BEGiN-
viii c-umencs Mcnaay, Oe'ober cd 80
Broadway under W. tuition o Protsser ~ Larox Who 70
facilitate tue acquisition % TIE isuruage reading sni
fIeakrF admits boz six memher in each csss Terms, -
l mot Oh t2 lefsontD APPLICATIONS received before eleven,
A. N sid after stven, =. A. daily ID. hAgROIN. Pro-
fsniusriss.
DOcKKEETINc, ARfrHMErlC, sew. W. J. RIM
ID vle Ne. $50 Broadway sevctes his sxcia-
sivtly TO preparing for the coantiug by
thorough practical course ~ Instruction. Zach STUDENT
straracly Instructed. and 10 rapidly advanced In his
ftudl1s. Opsn caJ aLa evening ivrms odefa;e.
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matter and that they will be the first subscribers to
the $4,000 Of bonds be issued 20 up that de-
fesney es page s. and bearing interest at seven per
cent and having ten years to run.
The reports OF this company, one dated December
3I 1s4s and the other October 5th 1912 present the
annexed comparative statement Of cost Of construction,
equipment Sc.:-
New YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Dec 81, 1913 Oct. S, 184s.
Cost Of construction. -. S3,4S3,l76 39s6l9s
equipments ls0,so5 Itlool
Real estate. ......... 22o227 looIzo
Total. .s3ssS,2ss s4 ss0Ise
Length Of road miles. =. 500 S0A
Here have increase in the cost Of the road and
equipments after deductipg 1920 lo7 in the item OF
real estate (Which has been sold since last Decembe
Of s440sll. On the LIST Of January last the track OF
the Dover extension laid and in the report Of that
date it is stated that S4s63O "a had been charged to
construction account In the construction account Of
December 81 ls4s, admitting that the Dover extern
sion cost $4,000 than the estimate, there has
been expenditure of s3ls,0ls more than has been
accounted for satisfactorily The proceeds Of the sales
Of real estate have besn appropriated suppose to
the Of the debt otherwise the total indebted
of the company would, at this time be sl2o1e7
greater than the amount admitted in the report, or
s52s3se, instead of s4O3l29. The assets Of the
psny have, it sill be seen, been reduced largely
The receipts Of the company from all sources for the
last six months OF the present year, estimated in
the report Will be s13oOOO Expenditures Of trans.
portation department sos 600 Net revenue 1925 900
From which deduct interest S459,4l4, debt and
mortgages and 81 preferred stock and there
will be- 1t is estimated, balance Of S49740, for divi.
dend on s2,3Ss,750 of old stock. This calculation is
ust likely to be realized all the previous e.ti-
mates Of the company.