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4 HEALTHY CONDITION OF THE MOUTH,
GUARA NTEED 10 ALL, THROUGH LIFE,
rs DIR. ADDINtiTON,


By DIR. ADDINGTON,
G,n,tna,e u M, "I5ahu1. LoH,l. NJ UsH;f Salg'ry,0
ME ,n-.rt. Teeth approved principles HIS work
dentistry: Drnirl.fc and Mouth Lotion he had only
Of him Office Eagle Square NJ Id Man Street kich
nlonl. Virginia alartn S-,N. LI--
Observation-Disclosures II. EDMuNDs. DENTIST, form
BdltInrc. has ulTn',l sun u" "oii corner :" NAN
NJ Wlsi.. -uIstiiial "oTh
IN procure II BIZ calling Mr. prepared IL lrnr teeth
,m one with witnu,arifrial an !oc6 work. rs
Also "ha; commonly called ail 'c
s,re ail all nier Operations pertaining !" ne seen
RgFsREScgsProi &. Is Gibson VIM H. GNdiiGry VI u ne'
H. TAYLOR. Rev kEssiurI, James g. Crane Son q Jis"h
Crane, Esq, Richmond 1al - -I
ny VIRTUE Of 4 DECItEE N the CIRCUIT Superior
ID aud Cinccfy Logan county, rendered ~ .e
M Fall term tl q" Claude Born ne complainant
81 Theodore naarlc OILERS iei.ins. therein hrcndilE
fhntcry among other things 1T aiiu.t olfru anu "etc,
ha, report rccoLlnci 10 Ivrl"hs VAR, Tue
this Court take and staie account sMis
chat luc 10 The Iainti Bernardo ;le elsinial Dtar
what specific hen lie mas have the Land IN III" hi MENTIONED" t
far what norton: he ic amount he !" ht '
~ Hrrrarc from the Peter Dumas Trustee a holder ."
c land IN the bill mentioned. F"nce eA
done ly tile plaintiff. al the instance pa S
the procurement s Dumas, trustee a. Aforesaid an, ma
HE Vail, a.l suis,ia ue anl from he sai james
CREDITOR. who hereby required :" Ia
and pfu said commissioner on 'ie my NJ "
The place purpose, AMI That lie si.c nous 'c
nj y advertising together with copy oi IA" oidef II"
,nI ni ,r werk. IN Richmond Enlnre newspaper iei
iled n the Ci,y oi Ricimnmt' - -,
In ,u.stlnnc- decree. Gae / HEREBY sl
vu # ma, cnpcct the I~. dy o May rS ~ 'ir '""l'
insrot Logan coy viii proceed take AMI lr accounts
=. therein directed aud completed "n that day. tue tat
si'hci ' ENERMONT WARD
u,r,n''o .,..w MASTER
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NOTICE TO COUNTY sUKyEiOKs.

pY the Code virginia. which Will the Isl
nS ay 81 July next the Register shall for land
survey, Other than inclusive SURVEY ie after the
rod above mcnIneI unless there b endorsed such survey
AFFIDAVIT III the person applying Tor the that he y-rls believes
HAT the Land embraced tue survey has previously appo
'atr, that the of the en thereof, liable
Tie act does require that made Tie day
july next lai be returned also hi he
returned THEREAFTER. III. PARKER, Reg. L. Office
Va Land Office, Richmond, March 1--cwtlJnne
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~. 32riJ6 prizes, amounting In s2s3,s :}JS
WHoe Tickets siu halves ~ quarters H. elghhs
OF package OF - whole tickets si halves quar-
'er' aud eshiis IN proportion
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Having carefully examined the recipe for Cranes Patent
Compou Wash lean say, from Intimate acquaintance
viii, the properties ingredients lha; II is much less IN
ou oi all kinds OF fabric than the ord
nary mo, : Of washing II SrABIER.
April 9--c3t Chemist Alexandra, 'irgilia
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PROPOSALS. will be received Tie grading and masonry hv
Il Eastern ten miles ~ t!r South side Railroad
The pGois plans aid specifications o TIE "o't VIII DC i.air idI
Inspection by The 18th ot apl, and rsif.he 'a al rr'i"sai4
bc made during that in"l.h. 1. u. SANFORD.
Chief Engineer South Side Railroad.
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=; NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

=, !F'-Ga;-laal .oaby cAyNoR & WOOD, Richmond,
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TO COUNTRY MEKCHANTS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
xN'E receiving spring supply ol ekx,
w Goods Letter aaItap E35f1SvA,
Paper Rcnnr: Boards School Classical, Law. rhe1 a|
io.ica Miscellaneous Books and Fancy Articles SAEA%
lec,ed the Northern markets, and purchased upon such
will enable 10 oltr country merchants inducements buy
OF MORRlSG BROTHER.
Mlrrh1 M. S;I.rt
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on We are bound together BY the declaration Of indie

won We bound together by the declaration Of indie
pendence. and BY the constitution and its COMPROMISES
Let u.s. then, stand drm and not finch from il let us
save the Union, and proclaim that for IT, and that
n 10 necessary, we are ready to sell our lives with
our hearts best blood. Let US denounce fanatics
whether they be Of the North or Of the South, as
traitors 10 their country and their God Let us, then,
stand by the constitution and its compromises let u.s. in
the language OF Gen Cass, selling 10 the constitution as
the mariner cngs TO the last plank when night and the
tempest have closed around him"
In this crisis, let us ask that the God who
watched over the mariners frail barque may save Us
in this The hour OF danger.
Frequent expressions OF applause greeted this manly
speech of the able young orator
Mr. Dougherty having concluded, Mr. Brown, the
president, made some happy and well.timed remarks
and then the question put upon the adjournment
and carried unanimously Those who came TO SCOT re-
manned 10 sen and disorganizaton was appalled, by the
oulpouring OF great and patriotic people.
The meeting frequently enliyened by the music o.
splendid brass band the eastern end OF the saloon
which played patriotic and spirited airs. And the whole
adjourned at about 10 O'Clock, with the utmost order ant
good feeling.
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cannon, se near Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia
This well and valuable foundry with all It's fixtures
and implements pertaining T. viii be offered al public sale the
execux and Of Gen. John Mason deceased its late
proprietor Monday the eleventh day Of March next on ne
IL Is situated the Potomac western limits
Of Georgetown having The great Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
through the Site with the of the Of the canal The
site embraces about land bordering The
buildings containing the urna
building adjoining containing the cupoa furnace
mills athes and machinery, turning
both iron blacksmihs shops, Offices and dwelling
houses for wonen Of brick and The implements, tools,
c complete, ready immediate
operations casting and shot other work usually
done mouds for and like
mond for shot and Shells OF various wooden Tasks iron
casped for all castings general demand black
smiths and carpenters tools in short all the usual tools and inn
PIGMENTS pertaining TO a foundry on large scale.
This establishment has been for my years In the and
with the either for
the munitions the latest which, entered into BY
late propiet0 well earned
proximity the
of continue to it, what II has always
had ample share the public Coal and iron Of the best
quality brought the canal II will be shown
DESTROYS Of examining by Mr. Duval who has charge Of IL
Terms Ten thousand dollars Of purchase money will be
qured hand for the residue credit will be given of three
and four equal bearing interest," be secured by
bond and security, and mortgage on the property.
For further nonnaon address the subscriber Washngton
city JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan l6-d&cB Acting Executor.
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A COUNTRY Seat for Sale.-About midway between The
IL cities of Washington and New York, mile out Of the
of Wilmington Delawareormey the residence Of Capt Gal
agher Of the United States IL consists Of large mansion
hOusew house, house, and all
budngswhs several of grounda well improved and set
with beautiful fruit and other and ornament The build
repair well supplied with the best Of water and
commanding delightful the ourishng city Wilmington
and adjacent country including fifteen miles the Delaware
bay, &c.
healthy in the middle States, and
residence gentleman and family, being within
five minutes walk the railroad depot and steamboat landings thus
enabling person North South several times day.
further particulars inquire Of Amos Hunt Capitol
Hill Washington city D. Gu address the subscriber wilmington
Delaware J. A. BROWN, M. ID.
Feb l2-law3wTus
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Feb ia--dim.

DOCKS London-lAst No. I0.-Wedding Etiquette,
ID Courtslp AMI Married Life, London, f6i9
Of the Serpent with illustrations London,
le49
Military Dcionay-French and English-by Major
Burn, Royal Artillery.
logic, London, 1e49.
Burnet m Landscape Painting London, l6i9.
Man Of the World disposed TO Believe, by Murdock
London, 1919.
Richardson Richardson the Pig Richardson tho
Horse Richardson the Dog Richardson on Poultry.
Feb % FRANCK TAYLOR
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Joseph Rodgers q sons ENTHUSIASTICALLY f, s ,S
importer fancy and stationery has just received .ne
steamer celebrated manufacturer osepn
sons select assortment Of their very best auc'es,
Ing Of
poke, knives Of and blades in pearl ivory and 'as
handles - - N,
seomsns knives pen Makers once scissors, 9 49, ~ and 10
inches long.
Erascrr, In ivory and handles
Razors razor sops twecsers pocket corkscrews &C. -
workmanship ana VIII Dc sofa
reasonable prices stationery Haul alon
ing the Irving Hotel" corner Of i2h street ana renhSa"a
avenue.
FsbM
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BEWARE Imposters.The subscriber takes this opportu
nifty inform the public that there imposters travelling
States, selling for making wash
ure for washing Clothes Infringement Stephen
Cranes Compound Mixture washing clothes
wash
and Mr. Cranes directions or recipe have
imposers without
his And hereby
persons MIXTURE purchased Of
Of law, and they make themselves
damages all such they will be dealt with as
4. CRANE, Patentee.
Febt0 dimt
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board and for % week board without rooms for
week. Copp Pavilion. The bathing attached 10
establishment superior Hot, cold, vspor shower salt
electro magnetic sulphur baths readiness all hours
from O'Clock, m, until III o'clock, p.
Also private parlors for dinner and supper parties
Feb l6-1mTuThASu
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ny e. 5. WRIGHT, aeorgstown.


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ill AT AUCTIoNon Tuesday, the 26th instant shall SELL al
Tompkin Gay and Mont
gome streets, Georgetown at 10 O'clock handsome assot
Of parlor and chamber furniture viz
Mahogany damask- covered voltaire sofas
Do stuffed spring seat and paror chairs, to match
DO fine marble top sofa table
Do dining breakfast, and other tables
marbie-top, dressing and plain bureaus
DO French bedstead, wash and worksfands
parIor and chamber window curtains
Fine Brussels, ingrain passage, and step carpets
French plate mirror and other looking glasses
Girandoles SOLAR hall, and other lamps
Feather beds, hair mattresses and bedding
Andirons shovel and tongs tenders, and stair-rods
Cane chairs, maple bedsteads, refrigerator
China, glass, and crockery ware, vases, &c.
Cooking, radiator, and air tight stoves
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also fresh cow with many other articles which deem
unnecessary TO enumerate -. =, /.
Terms An and under s25 cash. SIS, credit OF
,erest r. 5. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
A. GREEN, Crer, with whom all
acc will be settled.
Feb 22-dts
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EwIss Abridgment of the Criminal Law OF the
Ia United States States with Judicial decisions
by Judge Ellis Lewis, Of Pennsylvania, 1 VOL
Law STUDENT John Anton Guides 10 the study OF NE
Law n Principles, 4 vol. le50.
whaons the Criminal Law Of the United States,
OF Pennsylvania, and Virginia, vol
Phillips Evidence and enlarged edit., ie5o, vols
Curtis Copyright ! vol
DalIam's the Laws OF Texas, VOL
CoIyer Partnership, ID edition, vol.
Russell on Crimes. new edition enlarged, vols, 1850.
United States during the washington and
Adams Administrations BY Francis Wharton, OF inc fade'pha
bar, VOL, ls49 ....-,,,, 49,, 90,
Just opened by fMNCh IhfLoh
An law hooks whatever York. Boston,
Philadelphia prices English editions can be Inn
ported direct from London
Feb22
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nEEF. Beef BeeG-Mammoth Ox.-Having purchased o
ID splendid mammoth premium at the
baltimore him Tuesday, and offer fol
ON saturday morning, 23d stalls, Centre
Market where customers public gene
give call No charge for taking peep at the elephant
WALKER PECK, Centre Market
Feb 20
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DOCKS from London.-Iist No. e.-Belems Spanish
ID Phrase Book, VOL, 1919.
Beman on Warming and ventistng, 2 vols
Napier (major genera Courts Martial and Military Law, vol
lS49
Buchanan's TechnoioricaI Dictionary, vol
m Of Public Speaking, ! vol, 16i9
Hutton,s Mathematical Tables
Telnpeton's Workshop Companion.
Roget on Eectrciiy Galvanism Magnetism, omagnet,
kc., vol.
Feb. 10 fhANCh TAfLoh
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BUST Philadelphia garden and flower seeds Of tho
H. Of his growth IN boxes for family
named with directions for their cultures M - 80
package OF beant
They viii be delivered In Baltmore washington,
New York Seed warehouse, "a Chestnut
Philadelphia and seed farm, Darby Road Twenty
established. Feb lI-6td'
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THE Principal IN C Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who qualified teach
English branches and the lower mathemaics He must
he nm habits and good moachaactcr
All applications Immediately, and BY letter. paid
10 the Principal.
Ie-du
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. ATCHfS0N, from the Committee on Indian Al
fairs reported joint resolution for the settlement OF ac-
counts with the heirs and representatives, OF Col Pierce
NJ Butler, late agent for the Cherokee Indians which
was read, and passed 10 a second reading.
Mr. A. also, from the committee, reported aJoInl
resolution extend the provisions OF Joint resolution or
the benefit OF Frances Socum and her children and grand
children, of the Miami tribe OF Indians approved "a
March, 1s45 certain other individuals OF the SAID toe
which was read
Mr.. BRIGHT asked unanimous consent TO the imme.
date consideration OF the joint resolution Just reported
No objection being made, the joint resolution was
read second time and considered in committee oil the
whole.
Mr.. BRIGHT read the joint resolution TO which the
pre sent resolution has reference, as follows:
,,ofrd bv the Senate and House Of REORGANIZATION Of NE
T,Ied Sot,s of Arrsrfca Congress assembled, That the
portions shares OF the annuties or other moneys when
rbo of Indians due the olowin named persons, mem
hers Of tribe OF Indians shall be hereafter and forever
payable them and their descendants Mt Fort Wayne OF
Penn, such other place In the State of Indiana as we
Secretary oil War shall direct WIS 10 Frances Soc hh
And Be IL further rssovsd That II the aforesaid Indians
their descendants. or part thereof shall hereafter
the country west Of the Mississippi river assigned
portions or shares OF annues other moneys payable
said tribe shall be paid such removing al he
place of payment Of annutes TO sad Tube OF Indians
Approved March 3, 1915
Mr. b. then stated that the Indians named in this reso-
luton still residents OF Indiana but had removed 70
the other side Of the mountains The object OF the eso
luton make the pensions payable TO them wneIe
they are now resident instead Of obglng them 70 coss
hc mountains for it, There was no objection TO y IN ne
Indian department = :.
Mr. KING (n his seat inquired whether these Indians
were eifisens Of Indiana Ia
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Leaving q surplus Of. .......S..... Sll5 536 10
which has been added to the fund making that
:und at this date, sls6,sso 73. dividend of four
dollars Per share for six months has been declared
The commissioners appointed to open tn. books for
inscriptions to the capital stock of the Delaware and
Cobb's Gap Railroad Company met in strondsburgh,
Penn, on Thursday last. The books opened for SUBJ
scriptions Of $4,000 shares at $50 per share, all of
which were Immediately taken upon the opening Of
the books, and IS each share paid in. The stock
was taken by the following gentlemen:-
John J. Blair, Blairstown, 1000 shares; T. W ale
New York, LOCO do; 8. y. Scranton, do, $50 do G.
w. Scranton scIantonia. 500 do j. H. Scranton do,
10O0 do; j. c. Platt do 1oO0 do; Scranton Platt
do ,0C0 do Il. Il. Griffith, n Haven CT, 1000 do.
4. Marsh, New York 1000 do Edward Mowrey. do,
1000 do W. r. Dodge; 90, 1000 do John Philips,
do. 1,G0o do James Stokes, do, 900 do Daniel 8.
Miller do, 900 do; j. s. 5turges do, 900 do r.
Sprague, do, 1000 do Henry Hackurt New Haven,
l,0o do; g. Buckley, New York, 1000 do; A s,
Samuel Taylor Slatsford 5 do p. II. Mates EasSn,
5 DO; II. W. Nicholas, Wnkesbarre, do
The sum paid in, amo Lnsing to 100000, the Com
missolers deposited In the Bevidere Bank. The Co-
missioners Immediately gave notice the Governor
ofthe proceedings which had taken place, and he wi
doubtless issue the charter for said road at an early
day The design is to connect this road the west,
with the Leggetts Gap Railroad, (Which will be con-
rected with the New York and Erie Railroad) and
the ea' with the Newburgh and Chester Railroad
ming through the county Of sussex-a design which,
completed, SIS seems highly probable, will form
OF the most extensive railroad the United
States, and establish what eastern have 20 long
desired direct railrosd Communication from Boston
70 the inexhaustible cosl field Of Lsckawana.
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INDIA RupBER GOODS.

ID uBBKR GOODS wARrHoUsH-DRAInRy HAD
N gusrtera-unicn India Rubber Company, 10 Nassau
stree New nerh whers ne srEest sna moss
psnssd Rubbsr Goods oaersd In this esurry
ps svery axtoe In the rubber line Manufactured By ths
Oempsny Which viii be cold 70 the trade s fsry prioes
Courtry and export dealers win hnd articles N the
hsndsoue rreft hst sf srtcses, with rsss asts4kek
VIII " furnishes essien vhsn requircS.t ~. e..
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE,

NOTICE TO NAvIGAToRs-cusroM HOUSE. NEW
IN York. Collectors 0ice, Oct 3d s50-Tho 9Th section
q q Congress approved ssth S aa
Boats Buoys se.. provides" That hereafter all buoys
along coas bays barbors sounds or channels hal
he coIorei numbered that passing the eOast or
sound entering the bav harber or channel red buoys
with numbers thsi be passed the sarboard hand
black buoys nbers the port hand, and
wt black stripes either hand Buoys in
be colored with alternate white and black
rerpendeufar stripes herehy give notice that the pro-
risons fcrcoirg law will be carried into eheet and
the indicated therein made in the OF
az Nav 1s5i IL. MAXWELL. Collector.
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DANoRAkA OF TIE PIL0RIMs PRoGREss-Now
open at Washington Hall No. SOS Broadway.

L open at washingt Hall. No. SOS Broadway
PARrL
Bunyan Dreaming Nan In Rags; EvAngelirt points
Wicket Gate slough Of Despondi Hill Legality wickss
Dneuy; the Arbor Palsce Beautiful; Interior Viewing
the Dectable Mounains; Arming Of Christian; the
ture Valley Of Humiliaon FiGht with Appolyon Chris
tan receives the Healing Leave Enters the Valley Of the
Passes through the Valley Giants cave vsrtakes Faithful
they Gee the City Vanity ru mphs Procession yany
Fair Gamblers Booth Sc the Temptations Trial Of raith
full; he n led cut TO Execution.
n ~, f.nr II,
the water OF f they lose themselves In the Grounds Of Oh
Despair the Giant sexes hs tho Capve the Escape.
Deectable Mountains shepherds how nounsins
Hill OF Error; Distant View Of Celestial City Fate
Aposats Enehanted Land; Land Of Beaah they ha
River Of Death.
PART III,
Representing scenes from the second Of Buuyans
Work-kercy fantng at the Wicket Gate; Great Heart.
with Christiana aud her family, At the Spring; Grest
Heart encourages them 70 the Valley Of the shA-
dow o. Death Passage through tho Valley; Land Of Bsula;
the Messenger sent 10 summon Christians another Scene in
the land ot Bculak Chrisna parts from her Family and
enters the River Of Death Gate q the Celestial City Doors
open At 20 commence ~ quarter before oeock Ad
admitting four 81 Tickets TO be obtained a. the
Bookstores An afternoon exhibition Wednesday and sa
turday. ats s'oiock.
T,RTpLRR HALL LL-NoTIcE.-nLLE PARopI AS Lu-
fer sale at the Hall.
V,BEATRICAL NoTIcE-LADTEs AND GENTLEMEN
engagemsnts 70 travel through the Jersey and
Pepnsiyana for The winter and srring will address, post
paid, o. WADE. Rohnond, Staten Island Also ted.
rood pianist.
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INFORMANT TO rHR LAnIEs rsrrIn TO TILE GEN
PUBLIC LECTURES.

GPEcIAL NoTIcE-BRooKLYN AoADEMY LEc-
- turesIhe Hon. Horace Greeley not having returned 10
previous notice The committee made
Arrangements with c. Edwards Lester Es 20 lects
Tuesday evening, Dcc,l subeot- The Dreamer I'D the
Worker or Poetry and Cotton" Rev T. stearns, ". H.
Pnehney, william Poole. w. q Bsarc. W. Pshsm Lecture
Committee.
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHLADELPHIA.

RARNUMs hUsEUS, PHILADELPHTA-P. T. BAR-
- mum, Propretor ,snd Manager; Henry Sanford Assst
ant wcet of Natures great prodigy Gen.
Tom Thumb. He will appear his original sxtrava
sanSa called noP o. NY THUMB also in has celebrated
ohartoters The new farce ensited fErrLEWIG HALL
viii be presented with other fne pieces Barnus.
saloons abound AL that rare ana cuvous The
tanmens In the Lecture Room at and o'clock
mitance TO the saloons and performance cents Chl
dren under 10 years, 12ts cents
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track 81 lbs per yard, and south, 70 Dc. The eomps
ny own engine houses and shops, Is engines "a first
class cars and 1o1 freight de- Miles by passenger
trains, 1As $50 by freight lic47o Number passengers
carried $40 s45.
The Lebanon Valley Railroad, which is to connect
Harrisburg with Reading, Is in fair way of being COM
pstsd at very distant day. The Lebanon Advertiser
states that the friends of the road in that county are
ssnguine of success than they have been at any
time heretofore. The engineers are highly pleased
with the route and give most favorable report OF its
pSacticablty. The country through which It passes
is well calculated for laying out work OF this kind
and the route is regard exceedingly cheap
The elevation from Harrisburg to Lebanon is estimated
at seven and half feet per mile, an from Lebanon to
Reading the fall is fraction less than ten feet per
mile.
The annual report of the Central (Gss) ailrosd
and Banking Co. states that the whole cash receipts
during the year. from road and bank, have been fol-
lows
CEsrRAL R4IRoAp AND BANNING Co.
From road earnings prisr to Dec. 1S49 $92 o37 As
From road earnings since that date. -. 633l62 43
s725l9s IS
Prom earnings Of bank. ........... 2s 1873 10
Making total cash receipts. ........ s763 1888 2s
And the same have been paid and dispoe-
ed of as follows
hoad expensee. tdo2eog o9
Interest en- bonds, per ct 2soS9 SO
sper ct. $50
Bank expenses. ........ 1866 81
June and December divi-
dends (rate per cent).. 2s22i5 30
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ERANKLIN hUSEUn-l7s CHATHAM soUARh.TwS
II performances given daily, commencing NJ o'clock
In the Afternoon and a. ha tho evening rae
sntertanments axe varied and seh - osn ~ ss
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe ng csn rs
Formers being the largest and at the nost
talented band In The unad States troupe Of Model
tu, who selected for their beauty and
psrson.to number Of beautiful tabesx taken from the
pictures OF sasicnt ard modern times Of Arab
Girls who 70 through variety Of strength
terfy; Madame Rcsslne the only Female Jugscr In tke
world snsr Edgar the Vsntrlooulst n
exstsnce with variety Of perform - evsry a
ternoon and evening. Acmssien-Saxs seats N< osn1o
uoxes. cents; Psrduette. 12k oents