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A NOBLE HUsBASp.-There is old gentleman in this
cty-a nice old gentleman-wilh thousand a year.
We do not say this income is salary and if folks will
understand so. do say he clerk II folks
will understand that he is, do not know to what de-
partner, he belongs-not we.
But he is nice old gentleman, possessing an agreea-
BILE appearance, pleasing manners, thousand year,
gentleman We will not answer the question: the
reader shall decide for himself after he has read the
story.
We saw this old gentleman the other day with life
insurance policy in his hand and took hold Of his
hand and pressed il harder than usual
This is like you" said ever knd-ever con-
siderate-you love that little wife"
"Yes, indeed do"
"And you will take good OF her ~
"Yes, WILL as long she lives" he said.
As long she lives repeated mentally What a
wife While she lives she is sure TO possess fair live.
lhood and he is thus providing support for her after he
shall have passed away WHATS the amount |" we
asked aloud.
" Two thousand he replied.
Two thousand is but one hundred and twenty al six
per centum, we thought That is scany. We felt dis
appointed.
1.-Two thousand will be clever little sum in such
event." said he.
i" 1t will be help" we replied; 81 will help"
Help" quoth he. :" II is much more than had when
have been inducement, but got along without it.
will be older and need il next time
"Whai do you to say you have been getting
your wfe's life insured - we exclaimed
But do though" said he. 81 never shall get such
another and couple OF thousand may be necessary to
enable to any at all know well the value OF
wife" -Wakesbarre Republican.
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THE UNION.


we We're about preparing article the state OF par.
ues IN New York when received the suboined letter
nom our correspondent, "H.p announcing the pleasing
'aet that all past dscod is fast disappearing and that the
members OF the old Tammany Society have buried the
haichet This letter recommend TO the attention OF
our friends throughout the Union the annunciaion OF
good udngs and that the democracy ID
acquiring It's ancient invinebty. not by Joining achig-
gerry as the special organ of this administration has vainy
boasied but by returning 10 its ancient and honored
doctrines and usages
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For ssrPs-The following paragraph, which we
find floating in the newspapers, lays the gossps with
an unsparing hand
The sanderous woman poisons the atmosphere of her
entire negbborhood and blasts the sances OF a thou
sand homes with a single breath From OF this
class nothing is sacred she iattens upon caumny and
upon slaughtered regulations She is the gboul of East
story, transferred from the Arabian Nights TO the fire
side circle She asserts anything-she merely
hints and supposes, and whispers what they say. Every
neiehborhood in The city is infested with creature
Of this sort, and in country towns they are often afflicted
with two or three OF the gboul women One ~ enough
to set hundred families by the ears two break up
church three sufficient Tor any kind of mischief
from the separating the husband from his wife 10 blasting
the fame of a stainless girl pure woman is simply an
angel imbodied in human shape slanderous woman is
something than Enthusiastically as infectious
the yellow lever
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AIDES, look mt Just received At the Central yewely
Ii @. w. HEyDoN doors OF the National
plated comprising superior 10 any ever
forks, ladies Of all sizes spoons,
other accs silver knives and forks min
bes peoacies card cases. combs and other silver ware charms
pocketbooks and plain jswe'y ogether WIN
ful assortment clocks from $50 and examine
specfacies hinhies and various other article. OF gold
with supply OF Rod and crosses ch and fashion
pins and siRne rings also, newsye mourning pins
beautiful rich combs, diamond pins and rngs
Gold fob style Of seals,
keys, sc,
competent workman with promptness and guaranteed
form well
Prices remarkably moderate -
May Oct " w. HEfDON,
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ny A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE
III SC, AUCTfONOD Monday, the 26th .tant,
deed duly recorded nj the residence
NJ N. TupB, 10Th between and 10
excellent assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany sofa, divans, psrlor and rocking chairs
dressing marble top and other bureaus
dining, breakfast, and other tables
Ao excellent forte rosewood, OF fine tone and touch
foctaves
Maple French high and low post bedsteads
Maple, cane, and wood chairs
Maple wardrobes wash, work, and light stands
Grandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China, glass; and ctockey ware looking glasses, &C.
3-ply, ingram, and stair carpets oilcloh, &C
androas, shovel and tonrs, Tenders
Cooking, radiator, and
good assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms All and under S25 credit Of
days satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
a. GREEN,
May 23-a Auetoneer.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, May 23-5, p, m.
powerful northwest wind has been pre- vaing through
out the day which has served in great measure 10 cool
the atmosphere.
lire broke out last night Smiths wharf, destroying
the warehouse oil Mr. Charles Pendegast and the adon-
ing one occupied as sail loft by Soomons ~ Co.
Der of other tenants In the buildings also The
extent OF the damage IS not asceraned bat is
posed the insurance win cover everything
President Fillmore viii arrive this evening in the Pha-
dephia boat great crowd will doubtless be there 10 re-
ceive him.
MARKsrs-Saes to-day Of 200 bbs Howard street -four
at - 81 Corn has advanced-saies OF white at 90 a 81
cents and yellow at 5S 90 cents.
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We insert in our paper 10 day an article from the New
ors Tribune OF October y, 1850. Our object IS 70
'eofd The leading features OF the wbg party up 10
|ae time Of The white washing il gave Mr. Seward
aese features are now important 10 the whole coun-
~ since the cabinet movement 10 Dunkirk, where,
adef pretehce Of celebrating the completion 81 State
work, the curtain has been lifted, and the surprised peo
have been introduced candidate for the presidency
whose heroism as lover OF The Union canno, be prop
| Ny honorel unless the friends of all Improvements,
heiher national, State. or local, will vote for him.
refer q Washington esq, late Sixth Auditor, who has
zen absent for some time, has returned TO the city
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rpYIrg London Art journal May, containing AZ
Illustrated Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Ma
rho Cold worshppo or The Days We Live In by the author
Of Whiiefras,
The Harmony Of Prophecy by tn. Rev. Doct Keith
This day received, for sale by TAfLoh INJURY,
Maya Booksehers near sh street.
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AN INTERESTING INcIDENT.-The Greenville Is CO.
Patriot relates the following:
The other day, in conversation with Miss Dix, the
philanhropst, during her visit Greenve, lady said
try alone and have you not encountered dangers and
been in perilous situatonsp al am naturally timd
said Miss Dix "and difdent, like all my sex but
order TO carry out my purposes, know that II is
sary to make sacrifices and encounter dangers 1t true,
have been, in my travels through the different States,
perilous situations will mention one, which
red in the State OF Michigan had hired carriage and
driver 10 convey distance through uninhab
tied portion Of the country. In starting discovered
that the driver, young lad, had pair OF pistols with
him. lnquiring what he doing with arms, he said
he carried them to protect he had heard that rob-
berries had been committed road. said to him,
give the pistols will take Of them. He did
lucany In pursuing Journey through dismal look
ing forest rushed into the road caught the horses
by the bride, and demanded my purse said to him. with
much self possession | could command, Are you
not ashamed TO rob woman1 j have but little money,
and that want 10 defray my expenses in visiting prs
and poor-houses and occasionally in giving 10 Oh
iects of charity II you have been unfortunate, are
distress, and in want OF money will give you
Whilst thus speaking 10 him, | discovered his couhse
God, be exclaimed, that voice and Immediately told
me that he had been in the Philadelphia penlenaiy
and had heard me lecturng OF the prisoners
adjoining cell, and that he recognised my voice. He
then desired me TO and expressed deep
the outrage he had committed But drew out my purse
and said TO him, Il will give you something to supper,
you until you get into honest employment He de-
clned at first taking anything, until insisted on his
doing So for fear he might be tempted to rob
else before he could get into honest employment"
Had not Miss Dix taken possession OF the pistols,
all probability they would have been used by her driver
and perhaps both OF them murdered "That voice" was
more powerful in subduing the heart of robber than
the sight OF a brace OF pistols.
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IRELAND.

The London Times is OF the opinion that the present
return sufficient settle the question of the preference
of iron wood since, it the vessels of the Cunard
Company and the Royal West India Company. which
cred to have been built oil wood under compusion. be
deducted from the list it will be that the contrast
favor OF iron is unequivocal Out Of total tonnage Of
AZ 623 tons registered in 1850 25 1877 fall under the head
OF vessels, and only i7456 under wood although
latter included the Asia and the Africa, which
the two largest of the Cunard steamers.
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rELEaRApmo REponrs Soa TnE UNION.

PmLApEIpHIA, May 23-2. p.
The President arrived here halt o'clock, and lett
Immediately in the boat for Baltimore
was killed at Wilmington to-day by jumping
from the while in motion.
CHARLESTON, May ~
The Aiicas has depressed MARKET and cotton
has declined Id The sales of the 1000 bales,
81 l0t cents being the The receipts for
the week 500 bales.
New YORK, May 23-2, pm.
Cotton is settled Flour with moderate business, is In
favor of the buyer Sales OF 800 bbs State brands
- 25 Sales OF 5000 bushels mixed at 80 cents.
Provisions unchanged Stocks steady. New loan, l22
bid
NEW ORLEANS, May 23-S, p. m.
The Echo, at Bayou Sara, blew killing sevs-
raj persons. =.
The American schooner Sears left here last month, with
provisions The Tehuantepec expedition The Mexican
authorities refused allow the cargo to be landed, and
threatened seize the vessel cutter has been
down protect the schooner, and complaints for
warded TO Washington,
Advices from Mexico the Sd inst that much ex-
pre- vailed relative Americans landing at Ie-
huanlepeo without permission The finances are in de-
plorable condition. Ee.s =,
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gymnastics, containing '"u "s-
scpion Of more than eight hundred engravinri by y y
DAonce Professor Military school N o. feershugf
and in Paris, vol, ato, .n..cv ,-,yrop
May 03 thNNeh ia'hoh'
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR MARINES AT WASH
IN9TON, -. &.


HFApQuARTfRs NARIFr toHFF,
ouartcrmaser's Office, Washington, May ~, 1851.
EPARATE proposals will be received this office nntl 10
y O'Clock Monday the I'd OF June supplying
the city, July
wit and coal
quarterly acquisitions Of the commanding officers
quality wood delivered corded
within
be designated The con to be quality
be designated free of
TN endorsed "Prspoals
dressed quartermsstsr Of the marine cop..
NM o4-3iawtlJune
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BY DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctionesrs

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
Monday afternoon, May 49, O'Clock, the premises,
part OF LOT No /, square No 1885, together with the i'm
sRents, consisting treestoY rick house, having I'VE
situated street, (north sde,) be
For residence this OF the
locations Further particulars al SALE
Terms fourth cash the remainder In two, and three
years. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER b MCGUIRE,
May la-eodSds Aucuoneen
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M. THOMPSuN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
COMMISSIONER North Carolina agent
revolutionary pension claims bounty lands, and
escrpiou claims
Congress Also for the British Com
me,cisi Life Insurance Cempan, capital S3,00o,ooo
once Of Jackson Hail. Pennyivnnia avenue
Washington, ID, q.
S.Re necessary, 10 tue hesos on "epat'merr ana 70
s,e,nbers of Congress generally May N-iincP
Tile Geld worshtppcrsy The Days We Live In
i future historical novel by the author OF . Whtefnssp
Harmony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith
May2 FhAN'h TAYLOR
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! EA BATHING.-Hygeia Hotel Old Point Comfors,
men recently improved, the
o Of VS. suou" n a entirely sn ws soI %.
health and Hot baths and shower baths
bathing and the becoming daily known and
hotel, directly the Of the
tay WORK IN our afford. to the sicl
No place can more healthy possess finer climate than
does through and fall months Fever and
Our drinking exceed by even in the mountain
we music, which for beauty
and in our county, open every esen
lery, have
ASSISTANTS have been procured spared
render IT. in all the most agreeable and interesting resort in
Ts S% Se s s ssss
Your patronage is respectfully so,e ted ma 70 r,,,o
MARSHALL PARKS, Superintendent
BY the week, at The rat Of. .....,. 50 per day
by the month, at the rate of....... l 90 " f"
omnibus and baggage always attendance on
Letters for yise should be addressed Hygca Hotel"
May A-od ----------
NEW cooDs.-Thc subscribers beg inform their
tna ge have a. received supply Of the follow
Black ehaly, for mourning dresses
DO DO fGa'%s Sole Gro de Rhine, and India SIR.
Do bombasins and silk warp lpaoas, very lsht
Fancy French organdie and lawns
rs Ia s s sss gs %s. lS. dresses
Black Fuunrd silks
French cuff. collars, of every
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies, sauze merino and silk vests
E ". ."s H@s SS Ssss.,'s ons nsn
Ladies aud genemens kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
great variety cher goods which disposed on
We call attention OF bousekecpers to our new
Linen md cotton fhcciogs, damask table cloths
Napkins, towelns white and cooed mafseies ana ehdae
Table sms,Sssr sn and lace curtains
t9s. and and c cs %% ssI %a, Ss"'''
and g. s" s ss0 sso %S sasss n %ay s
Very superior English and American floor oohs designs,
And large stock Of French English veve, tapestry
Brussels, Sp, and ingram cae,s at very reduced prices
May aI-iau
RoARDING-Mrs. Adams, Pennsylvania avenue, between
9Th and IN streets can several families and single
ses Mny sar s,u' S0'"of'A0'' o0'0''s
tubes Ia Defense Active DIES Places, Gene
Historic Pemanen,e, des me'eu
sysemes e, mnniefes Dc iornacaon uada,e DE- ,"
L.sn so Forhoaon Mcierne ansye eo@psee An sn,s
Muires ru.aes ds ome'e" an
coa~ Abrese Snraees public au'orsaton du mns De
fas"a Tables abb ss aide memo dos
NAM osar works On and services, and their
'' 1nsp m m@@s" diroc, Paris, by
Maya 'O'N '"'"o"'
,rnTrCEThe subscriber requests all having claims
s % nSsean for .ra a9's
seo,,n,s viii proceeded a further
'cco'' - JOHN p. PEPPER,
Mex, door TO Adams's Express once, Penn. sv
MAY 9--f3aw2w
rSA number lots, improved and unimproved
arr. of the city, for sale easy terms
rIIIs Is to give notice hath OBJ
Orphans in The
personal estate
Ann Bouidin, Maryland, deceased Al per
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THIS Is Notice TINT subscriber hath OBJ
aned from the Orphans Court Of Washington county, in me
Columbia, letters the personal ssa
Boudn, late Of Baltimore, Maryland deceased ~
claims the said deceased hereby
exhibit same, with vouchers hereof To me
The 2oth o. Nav they may oherwse ny DC
excluded from ali benefit the said cst7e
''''' u" ~ " w ' HENRY MAY,
May s3-law3w ADMINISTRATIVE
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on Thursday
O'Clock, premises shall SELL
Lots Nos 10, II, ~ 10, IL l5 and l6beins sub
divisions of original. a47t en
Lot nd part 8, square No. 570 s.a.ss.4a
IS, original "a, 49, %, 81 and d.
Nos, 3, as, 90 2 and 81 square No. 56o.
alleys, and located the
immediate neghborhood of the City Hall. rea.
Terms Onefour of the purchase in cash. and the resi-
equal twelve eighteen and four MONTHS
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER & MCGUIRE,
Nav
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Canton aIsttiugs Floor o,icIuths, Competing, &c.
THE subscribers receivns per schooner Statesman,
j from York
90 pieces ~ heavy white Canton mstings
do
90 So "a do do do
do a 10 ed
51&6fdo do
10 do a. do fancy do do
do super English oilcloth, 10 feet wide
do American ocoh, from twelve eighteen
wide
rs do owpriced American ocoh from three to six fee,
10 do Cocoa matingr, for basement, sc.
Aso, constantly hand full every variety Of i'm
ported and American csrpeipp, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English American Brussels
imperial, ,rsc and inarain hnc ingram, low
priced hemp, and and plaid togsncf
whch we
are prepared anduy determined offer ppop good tern" " any
other dealers in this country. - -
Ap ls-n ?. u, HooE \ 90
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Err < MCGUIRE.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer

ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
pRANDY BRANDY, BRANDY, AT AUCTION.--on Monday,
the 18th instant shall sell room, O'Clock,
without reserve, of the
undersigned ff
3ot casks of J. j. Dupuy brandy, superior article.
Terms known
May 23-3 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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,rDTrCEThe subscriber requests all persons having claims
for payment; and those
him are requested make immediate payment, their
aeconn,s viii proceeded in without furtbsr notice.
aeco John P. PEPPER,
Next Adams's Express Once Penn.
NAV l9--if3taw2w
rsA number ofiots, improved and unmproyed,
parts OF the city, for sale on easy terms.
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Or The Teachers Association Will a
this afternoon Az O'Clock The
question: Ought corpores punishment be
abolished in schools w win be continued The public invited
Mays q, O. WIGHT Secretary.
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nyTo the Voters Of Wnshington-Ia announce myself Al
candidate the oce the election
opportunity addressing people their
which
generally controlled municipal elections and the necessity
the people taking the matter into their own hands
MmIg EDWARD Is. ROBINSON,
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Gy second Sard.-At coming election POWELL
viii be supported for common council by MANY VOTERS.
May 20
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ny- Second-Wsrd Nontnation.-1ohn McDuer IL a candi
date for council, and will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
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nry- Third ward.-JossrH w, DAVIS Is presented to the
Third candidate for the board OF
council, and win be supported by MANY VOTERS,
May 10
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MARSHALL PARKS, Superintendent.

I" by the week, at the rate Of .....,, so per day.
by the month"; nj the of..,..... l 90 !"
Children and servants half price.
baggage always in attendance
rival OF the boats,
should be addressed the Hygca Holel
May 27-6td
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o. FRANCIS McNERHANY Is presented TO tho cfti.
suitable candidate for REGISTER
election Monday Jupe and viii be supported by
May 81 MANY VOTERS.
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D0ADING.Ars. Adams, Pennsylvania between
ID 9Th eth families and
gentlemen with comfortable boarding
May DIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
Disasters, &c.

BARK CYAsE, from Richmond, Va, for New Orleans,
efore put INTO Charleston disres taken into the
hoatp ock the 10Th inst, ard upsn mspecnon her
keel was found be almost entirely ground o. % mAnJ
faces quite the cardboard streak and IN enc
She no doubt struck on projecting piece Ie ~
plank is CON ps,ey worn through and has cur 20 49,
half en- into the SOLID timber. Had tas PFC VI 80.
tai en- the vessel few inches further Az nsVsa
abreast ,he timber breach would Whom eoeGs
been no de tina, would have sunk The inc
N sevsTal nlaces on the sta5oafd SIDE hss oeeA
TIM and her escape must be Considered @-''''' mi ~
ious. ,-.s-,c, yrhch saiied from Bal
% rday Inernr for Boston fe.u l.ed on otIiuay
IN inrS by schooner OF NORM fOin- - ss'u
AMI had buIwaYxs store a8d o.nsfNss
III. rsptajn thnls shs sustained no diasss 0e''"""
"alef na AVN =, Baltimore roE 81. Thomas rsporis
e ,Jsx n.ght 3h INST, at. -. Ias fln no " 20
JI- oaS ara Liverpool. al eaf f.so
- hovSpTlt syTlIg ioreMasi, anu othefN'sS S'~S'~
bly damaged - h;.h Ion Naw-Orltans lately
ssblse and Galveston Is reported 70 nave oo.n U.s.
io @ which latsly ragged the Texas coast No
rsrticulars have been received 80 = 49,. e,, rvs,
STfr MAY PLEAsASTs, al Philadelphia. rom Lrsr
81 encountered heavy westerly gales Aer lea.ss ne
Eanis On when me saw large dlsaAstsd snip stesans
East. -. f.f O., F-.rciscol Fatrcb ID NJ
moi, from lll11, leaks badly, having efpsHshcea
,.ry h.ayy weather of Cape Horn. NJ. .
park Escoriaza (of Bucksyllle) Pope LON bonHs i0i
pestan nut into Charleston lfh INST Leak. ,. .x
Srh A.aoams OF ThomAsten. which Has y ii9, h,u
piT1suiA Mass a. Il. Was sold on wednesday i-s' s
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The Coal trade, by water communication
to the Pennsylvania coal mines, is nearly over for
the season. The Lehigh Navigation Company
brought down. for the week ending on Saturday
last only about 274i tuns for the season, 9s9 99l
tuI beng 2723li tuns more than TO the same tune
last year. The Reading Railway commences It's
fiscal year on the LIST of December Ii brought
down. for the week ending on Thursday last, 35,O3o
tuns and since the LIST, 1896 tuns. There is a
good home demand for Coal, and prices are well
supported.
The Cheshire Railroad Company have
resolved to create and issue $500 shares OF new
stock at 500 y share giving to such OF the present
stockholders may subscribe to 1t, the privilege OF
converting three shares of old stock into preferred
SIX q cent stock for every new share taken or IN
other words the holders of three shares OF old Stock
by paying 500 for new share. The OBJECT OF the
new issue is 10 pay all tne de0is OF 'he company
bonded and floating, which mature within eignt
wears from this time 1t Is said that dividend oil
ilre net earnings of the past year VIII be PAID IN
January, to such holders of the old stock only as
take the new.
The Seaboard and Roanake Railroad has
been completed to Weldon. The road is 50 miles in
length between Portsmouth and Weldon.
The net earnings of the Fall River Road
for the year ending Nov. 80, were $99,79i 80. The
balance of assets over Liabilities on hand was s95,
COZ g. of which $56229 ~ WAS considered available
and applicable to dividends. The remainder, s3S,
rs o. was invested in wood, iron, and other mate
rials of daily use semi-annual dividend of 81 30
per share was declared, payable on the LIST Monday
Of January next
The Hamilton Manufacturing Company
ut Lowell has declared dividend OF three per cent
for the last six months. diviiendof 81 80 on each
share OF the Northern Railroad Is advertised Inc
Boston and Maine Railroad have declared dividend
of 81 Sc per share.