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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
W7ORMs! WORMs!!-oLEuM oHENo-

WORMS! WORMS!!-OLEuM CHENO-
w PODU CONPOSITUM A Sac, efcitnt and
unrira'hd Ttrmif"gr.-TEsTINosIALs, OF the highest
and satisfactory character, of the SAFETY and eff
cheney of this unrivaed preparao ion dnily furnished,
but when published they rarely read fort
giving them pnblic believing Tint its ia,ransc value
will prove its hig hest recommendation. Let the follow
ing suffice:
IL have used the above named preparation in my
practice very sively, and recommend verm
flse Of extraordinary value. J. CLARY, NJ. d.
Harrsonburg, Va"
The vermfuge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles and Of the purest ingredients all possessing
acknowledged anthelmin,c virtues. TRY IT! and be
satisfied Of it's virtues
Predared and sold. Wholesale and retail, by
o. C. STIRLING & Co, Druggists.
Harrisonburg, Va.
Agents for the sale Of above matchless Vermfuge.
JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg. VIM. M. jerks. Mariners
View; Edward Carter, New London; who have only
small supply on hand. July 29-4t
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE ofHlRPER,s FERRY Lots.

~ On Wednesday the lst day Of September, 1852, in
pursuance Ut orders the Secretary of War; will be
sold at Harper's Ferry Virginia, certain portions of
Land belonging the United States at that place The
sale will be made in lots according plan recently
made by s. Howell Brown. surveyor of Jefferson county,
virginis which will beexhibited the day of sale. and
Which can be the Ordnance Bureau OF the War
Department AT Washington, and in the office Of the Su
perinsendent oi the Armory at Harper's Ferry.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Cash. paynle The day of sale. and the
remainder in two equal Instruments un two years
from the date of sale.
Ii tho whole amount Of each instrument shall be pune
tnay paid when the shall fall due no interest shall
be charged thereon otherwise interest nj the rufc Of
per cent. 10. anium. shall Be- charged on such install
inents from e date Of sale, Until the final poymen,
thereof.
Workmen employed the United Stntes Armory
vii be allowed t" purchase, not exceeding lots
The following terms Wig:
One fourth Cash. and the remainder one two three
aid fur without interest divided they agree that
amount equal the twelfth part Of each annual
'nstament shall be deducted from their monthly wages
IL any workman should TO be in the employment
ofthe government he will thenco-to,wsI install
ments remaining due property purchased by him, be
subject TO he same conditions other purchasers.
b. No deed Of conveyance for any Of the lots will
he made until the price thereof shall have been paid in
lull ie2l--wtlS
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN MARRi-

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN HARKl.
~ SONB URIC, va--The undersigned propose
tooPen Classicaland Mathematical School, in Harri-
sonburg virginia, to the lst OF September
and TO close the lst oiJny. They both Graduates
ct the University of Virginia, and aluce ssslncto-
~ testimonials ofthcr capacity instruct the branch
es proposed be ,aug 1t.
heir School is intended n course of thorough pre-
srasIon for the University and with view to that end
no effort will be spared further the progress Of the pu-
pii- and qualify them to hold honorable positions in
their Glasses while students that Institution The
COURSE OF insiru viii embrace Ancient Lang,a
Modern Languages. (frenci German, Spanish.) Mahe-
MATHS Chemistry, Natural Phiosoph &c.
IERNS.-Board and Tuition $1,000.
Langung s, Math, IN itics, &c. $50 OO-Ope half INV
able in advance. JOHN d. PENNYBACkER
WIN f. PETERS
Parents desiring To enter their win sddrcss Mr.
5ohn d. PennybacAer, flarrisouburg.
July 29-if.s
Richmond Wing an Examiner copy2 time. a week
1t and forward account o this Office
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BY TELEGRAPH.
lrsiskrspxeI fer AZ LyrsAssse vsses.sA


BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS ANDU.
5 Eass sa S. TROOPS. ~ asi7.
NEW ORLEANS, July &c.
+ Tie Fore Smith Herald reports a terrible
battle between the Indians and U. s. Troops
has occurred. The Indians we're victorious
Capt. Marcy. Surgeon S. Rennard. sr. Suy-
dana. New York. Capt. Strain and so soldiers
were massacreed. The fight lasted several
days. It is reported that the Indians attack
ed Fort Arbucklc, and other stations on the
Brazos. A general War is anticipated.
A. nj. C..
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OrderOCPrOccssiO,p.


Order Of Procession.
To BE OBSERVED AT THE oBsEQCIEs HONOR Mn.
CLAY, THURSDAY, THE 29TH INST.
Chief Marshai.
Artillery Company with four Field pieces.
Lynchbu,g Rifle Guards.
Revolutionary Soldiers. 500 -rr
Mexican Volunteers of Lynchburg and surrounding
Country.
Broekncal Artier, Company
Bedford Rifle Company.
Leesyilie Troop.
Campbell Courthouse Troop.
Officers OF HE Militia of the CRY and surrounding
try.
The Brass Band.
Orator and Chaplain.
Rev. Clergy
JUDGES Of the Supreme and Cirrut Courts.
Mayor and Common Councimen.
Recorder and Aldermen.
Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons.
Funeral Car.
Pail Bearers with White Sashes.
!: !: :: ::
N. D. Thurman Hy Abs'm Williams.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

LNOR THE LADIES'
Il French and American Mute and Letter Paper,
Ruled and Plain with Envelopes,
Plain and Ornamented to match,
Tirt-d Motto Waters, ''' es
Sealing Wax,
Goit's extra fine Pens, (303) -..f
Portfolios with Locks and Keys t.-r t--
Rosewood Desks,
Paper Weights. ~ tet af
Porte Monies,
Visiting Cards, style. extra
Initial Seas--jaSt received at new Bookstore, by
q MORSE.
jy99-ts COM Merchant
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r SEABURY'S Shoe Store !!!
LIVE AND LET LIVE"

r SEABURY'S Shoe StOre!! -
LIVE AND LET LIVE
~ 1t viii be remembered thar when common need
business under myorrn name year since. -FOUR
it, endeavorng make my sales mutually 6encfcai
the purchaser and myself Inow, under the rule.
offer to atruy generous community probably the
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
valises, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business that has ever
been presented the citizens Of Lynchburg and those
who purchase in this market
My experience 10 my business, having paid erclusirc
attention to il for twenty five years my acqain-
lance with Manufacturers aBd Dealers, und my long
residence in Lyncbburg. qualities me to prepare INV.
selfto do Us well as the best. and so il is
very thankful for the liberal patronage received
and shall strive TO SECURE its continuance. 4
80 -e 4. r.. P.SEABURY. \
Spring Of 1852 -Ap s--tf
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(1ABELL HOUSE, LyncKeer1. ".

CABELL HOUSE, LynclIburr. w.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofinfofmnc lin
friends and the public generally, that he has cnsed for
the 5th ofJuly and open on the 10Th Of August Il
will undergoa horoui repair from top 70 BOTTOM and
be furnished with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asksis call and entire satisfaction Is not sven
no charge will be made He has slso leased EHions
Stables. the best in the CITY, which will be farnishcd
with plenty Of Provendrr, and attentive Ostler,
jy 12-f r. q. W. A. RATNE Proprie,or.
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sx, Baptist ASS ocinliom.

r., ~ sx, ~, Il ap fist ASS e n Ii Om.
~ - - - for the accommodation Of persons
wishing attend the meeting Of the Baptist Association,
at Timber Ridge Meeting House, Sunday next,
Train Of Cars will leave the Depot O'Clock in the
morning of that day, for Liberty and returning will ase
Liberty at 6 o'clock p. NJ. TIiOS. JELLlS, Ag't.
July 29,h. 1872, Va & Tenn. Il RID. II
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Richmond Markets July 96.

iOBACCO- Since our last report there has bee n
some Improvement in manufacturing i"bacro. pariict
larry for the better qualities. md few hds have bee
sold at $l70s2l. Stepming md shipping kinds I,
firm at about last weeks prices. The quality Of ii, Q
breaks to-day rather poor and the market there
fore. did exhibit much animation as it did lev
,sys
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Richmond, March 18th 18i7.
The undersigned, Members Of the Legislature who
boarded the "PowHArAs HOUSE," during th~
resent session, and Of US n several preceding
essions being about adjourn feel called upon by
sense of duty TO Pace in the hands Of Mr.. CalRLEs
l.. DiBRELL host, testimonial Of our kind
sard Tor him. and Of high satisfaction with tho
'uct and arrangements Of the establishments
In House cvntn ing hundred boardcrs. !: may
be expected n' there will be frequent complaints We
hnve pleasure IA az ing hnwryer that not
that any existed during Tie wint,i CERTAIN, there has
been no occasion for dissatisfaction The house is
markac for order and quiet The table has been boun-
tifuy supplied with all Tie good things of life, and tho
rooms well Kept.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. have presided over The House wi h
ability and have evnced. all occasions, an anxious
desire TO make their guests comfortable md happy
The assistansare rroop. and sblgug, mud The ssrvuts
faithful, honest and attentive 10 their duties,
Upon the whole do not believe that u iaorc agree
able Boarding House Is be found in Virginia and we
trust that Mr. D. may long continue TO occupy tor II
he shall find i, necessary to leave it, that he muy make
Il location corresponding with his merit. -
s. Med. Moore. Geo. D. Happier. VIM. D. Hart, II.
Chandler, Thomas Davis, Asa Rogers W. NJ. Amber,
C.T.Browu, Lawrence Roane, Samuel sxaits, Adam
Small, J. Voolfolk. Thos. NJ. Bondurant John Bowyer
Calwell. VIM b. Finney WIN. L. Bonk, j. NJ Smith, A.
x. Holnday, J. W. Brcnticd J. Thompson IT, Hugh w.
Shefey, Thomas Robinson. George Stillman.
We concur with great pleasure In the foregoing
n FRANCIS L. SMlTH.
ROBT. CROCKETT.
Commissioner from Alexandria.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

~ In the LAT fire at San Fra aci-co we notice large
quantity Of Ayers Cherry rcctnry burned in possession
Of one Of the Of tina, City. Gold will control
disease and even in that Ophir country they must pre-
vide ts best of all remedies for colds cong and aec-
''"s OF the lungs Indeed, happen to know that il
is almost ind pensae companion
mi''rs, who are much and continually exposed to
the ever-ciansing atmosphere fihat climate.
iv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

CPR1NG lS52.-.The subscriber would mosr
~ respectfully announce bis friends the public
eeneray, fha he u now receiving and opening large
ind wen selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
10 which he invites the attention Of those in want il
u useless to enumerae his stock but would simply sny
that IT is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg. -,
invites the particular attention fthe Ladies' his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods KidGiores &c
The Gentlemen will find the best stock OF Goods fa
their line ever exhibited by any house in hi. PLACE
and the largest and best selected stock Of Eeod
Cfshi1g ever brought to this town. The Young Men
will lind something really handsome the way Of cloth
ing "a .apl l2-ifts DON T. g PETERS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

~ O1lCE-My JACK, now standing at Campbell
court house, viii be offered for saIe public auc-
ton at August twelve months credit so as to
give the purchaser the benefit Of another season bae
pa lag tie purchase money.
jy 29-2t RICH'D PERKINS
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Try & SHIELDS.

~ We surhorzed to announce CHARLES G.
WINGFIELD ,ndidaie i,ithe Office of Constable in
the 9Th District of CamPbel county, in place of r. F.
Walker, resigned.
LII.
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v1RG1s1AN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TUE subscribers having recently additions
this Departing ut Of their business. friends
and the public TINT they NEATLY
PROMPTLY and REASONABLE TERMS every description Of
DIT ATM MN z NrYy DD rvNUyYvyrv
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NIB RELL's HOTEL, Mas srarrr,


NIB II ELLIS HOT l., Mas STREET,
IL LYscHBrRG, NIRcISiA.
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchiurg and stopping DID,
RELLS. have The privilege of visiting the .'VKGrsiAS
READING Room" during their stay. Cards of adnis-
sion obtain d nj the Hotel iy a9-ilrs
MAS HING T. IN HOT f l.. Corner Of
w CkAsa4 Sired and First AHey Lgnckbng. Ia.
a Gfo CAMERON, Proprietor.
JAssE 7. BURTos Assistant.
re- Persons travelling Though u visiting Lynrhturg,
and stopping NJ the Washington entitled tovsit the
'firginian READING ROOM during their stay
Nav 17-rs
NOTICE..-Proro-n fr the completion of tie
Y Baptist Church cdifce will be received the
of JOSEPH b. Nowlin until Thursday afternoon @9ih
inst, at o'clock. with whom Il memorandum OF the
work to be done will b.. found
BY order of the Building Committee
J. II. MARTIN.
WM T. ALLISON.
is 29lt W. B. FEATHERSTON.
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snrh as PamPh Tets, Hand.bills, Gre ulars, Bill.
heads, Blanks, Cheeks, Cards, Labels, Sc. sc,
They have ed the exclusively sr
this branch Of their and persons leaving may
rely on having their work done expeiitiousy we'll
Confident Of te ability give entire satisfaction
fully soleit port IN Of the public patronage.
E:s Griers from the country promptly attended to-
2Sihs TERRY SHIELDS
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The Overseer- Of the Poor Tor Campbell hold
ing Office under the Old Constitution. notified to
the Poor Hoase the first Monday in August.
Jul. l5-tla W. W. DINWIDDIE. Pres't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

The newly appointed overseers Of the POOR for the
county of Campbell, notified the Poor
Hense the first Monday N August.
VIM. w. MATHEWS, and Others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

SHkAP 0OODS-AFOAs CASH eel an
~ now receiving iaree and e0mpIetc oS.ortpent of
new SfRlNGnnd SUMMER GO9bSs comprising the
latest and m"st fashionable ysic- ties and styles i'm.
ported this scason-whch nm offering a. unusually
low prices intending 10 sell for cAsH,I medn to be
satisfied with small softs. and thereby viii mako
the interest ofall TO give ca--whict1 cor
daily solicit from those having Goods 90 buy. will
promise many Inducements IN the wsy u Styles,
prices. and large and well selected stock % ek from
as can be found in any estabslrneat ~ is State.
1 deem ii needless give the heads branches
composing my sseck my long experience has taught
the wants ofevasy osss Of dssjcss. Suffice Il thsrs
fore say that feel asRssed fully psepared a
the demands ofall--And ask .llsS cell
march 99-ifts en sFi7qs JOHN 0g1BEM.
BLACK Watch JANES..sI HAVE I'M
- store 1000 yards Black Water JAMES, exty, -
W. which win sell accommodating ,erns, Or q
change far Wool. ~ = = y =
. j. i4sdas $50 "a gaA. =. RpuxrR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

HEAP Boots, Shoes, Mate, &c. I
~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
tony wa assorted Stock If f,oota Shoes, Caps, Hats.
Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bags, Panama and other
Summer Hat-comprising every thing fcrthc head
and tea~hch have recently bought In the Northern
cities and an Offering very low prices in order to in
duce large sales think il will be the inssrest of ali
u call as prefer nimbe penny to slow shilling
My arrangements made TO keen - the Stock
throughout the season, with fresh and desirable Goods
march 29-ifff JOHN Z, MREM
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NJ OTICE.-A Passenger who came
L on the Cars had left in his Salem Trunk
marked T. NJ. peterborough, Lynchl,urg, which has
been left the Washington Hotel where the owner can
get it by paying of advertising. Apply ut the
July 22-tsif WASHINGTON HOTEL
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WHlTTEMORE,S OFFICR.

WH1TTEMORE'S OFFICE.
Whole Ticker, Nos 2 9 81 Capital prize of 6S..
OOO in Class 81 July 10TH returned from this
Office, Tor want ola purchaser. ~
r Orders for packages certificates Of packages 10
single tickets in any Of the Lotteries Of ~ Maury &
Co. will meet with prompt attention If addressed 10
~ communications strictly confidential. fR Az
ie % -. "a -
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ROumty Land Warfanis-w will nav
the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants
All who have them for sale will please cali al our
next to Burchs and opposite the Warwick hou,e Main
street sTATHAM. BMITHSON& Co.
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5 .ECIAL NOTICES


There will be meeting of the citizens Of App.marfox
county, Thursday the 5ih Of August (courtlny) ut
the courhnue ,r the purpose Of considering the pro-
pricsy III sending Delegates the Internal Improve
Convention. be held Union. in the county Of
M.nrur. the 9th of August. full attendance is
d'sired. jyl9-lt
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Wanted Immediately 70 Htre...A
w Negro boy ai,oui 10 years old, to do Rubbing ct
Jno- BGaddess e. Bro, Marble Yard, next Post or
hcc:. III. - - IL. s5~ss lJuly 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

Ls.p-0slcna was held at sis7%. and Spanish at
$462S, without salcs.
Lrmr'-some 80 bb,s. common Rockland found buy
at Hr
MolAssrs-But 50 hhds Porto Rico were sold to day,
at SOC
olswe heard that 900 gallons linseed were bought
at &c 6'c and 100 baskets olive at So az So l2x
PSo,ISoss-Displayed declining tenor the bushes,
including $50 bbls prime and pork at $l6, and
Slsn $lss; $50 pkgs shoulders and hams at 81 Sk
and asAc.; 200 bbls prime lard ut ga loo per H.
and ao bbls prime and mess beef at SO S7 and $40
Sl3a, respectively.
R,cs.-There were 100 ticrccs obtained, at 81 1917
81 rs per l00lbs.
SrrHIrs.-Some $50 bills Ohio, Pennsylvania and pr-
SON whskey were purchased at Il u &c per gallon
SuGARs.-The day operations embraced SO hhds Porto
Rico at &C.; and 100 Muscovado (includng 1900 re-
ported going out Of market within the range OF ~
5iac., chiefly AT 5 a 5%c) at A 4l4c. per Id.
TALLow.-5,OO0 lbs prime havo been disposed Of, at
SIZE per H., cash
black and green lots offered at the auctions
this forenoon found ready purchasers the former FULL
and the latter at better rates
TonAcco-Sales were made Of 80 hhds Macon county,
at 100; 10 Kentucky, at 81; and Is Connsct
cut at 2a7sr.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE
By ERIE RAnRoAp.-1 500 hogs, 800 sheep % bbs
aches 434 packages butter 10 do lard and 740 sides
leather.
By Nrw HAVEN RAlLRoAp.-97 packages butter, and
ll3 do cheese
Br Norm RIVER BoATs.-1S,319 bus. wheat % 751 do
q70 bbls provisions 1893 do whskey 500 do -four
l94 do ashes, 036 do pork 500 packages lard In do
hams, 81 do. cheese, and rs bales wool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Now York Dry Goods Market


The country demand for goods is very active and in
cudes all descriptions for tho replcnishmcnt general
therefore doing very profitable trade them
selves buying moderately to keep their assortments
The city clothing trade arc also buying freely for their
autumn business Heavy brown sheetings very firm
with very limited supply Prices have risen, and
0a4c To- Light goods are in good supply and prices
Indeed. nearly all cotton domestics irmcr owing
the increased price of the material Cotton yarn
steady, at lShc 14c, cash Brown drills scarce,
and wanted The sales to arrive considerable, at
TIC 7Ac. This is high price, and led to substi-
tuition in many of brown shcetings, at 6c Blue
dull and prices merely nominal. Denims also
quiet but are very firm. with light supply. Stripes
and ticks are not active but small business doing
at steady rates. Printing cloths firmer the
quencc OF a reduced supply and improved demand
Prints are dull Prime qualities firm. Low
heavy Ginghams are ia steady demand at the regular
price Ct 10 &c for both makes Lawns active being
in full season. There is consdcIablerun the Ports
mouth lawns at lac. up to Ice. Deaines in
trade and the previous heavness has disappeared,
though without improvement in prices. Many Of
the jobbers, however, looking round for cheap
parcels. anticipating an advance in the fall all
staple goods The stock Of German cloths is much
fancy style dull and for the extreme ancies which
are or ugly pattern prices very heavy but the
with small supply. Twceds are inactive. There is
more doing in Kentucky jeans, and prices rather
frmcr. The auctions are almost over None Of any i'm.
portance Offer but the large sales during the have
left but small supply of French goods In the market,
and Of very poor assortment Ribbons are scarce and
wanted at higher rates. Black silks the only article
in large supply. and these held firmly. Dress
goods not plenty. Barcges in large stock in
second hands but considerably dispersed Prints and
delaines longer offer. There is supply of
tricolorcd French silks the market all hold by one
house which selling brsky ut the low price Of 42c
An immense reduction from cost. They 30 inches
wide in three broad stripes blue white and red
into each other These silks boiled and Of exquisite
color and fabric. They made by order. and for
account Of the revolutionary government of France,
under Lamatine but failed to be wanted and have been
sent here in considerable quantity The stock Of
British goods is light Woolcns Of the heavy desorp-
tons selling to cothier but other kinds dull tho
demand for dress goods being for the Prices
very steady. Goods advancing in price. at home
and abroad and 1t is generally expected the fall
will open considerable improvement. Imports
yet light but will be heavy in the fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

construction account The earnings from freight In the
month Of February 1862, by the sid Of some ad-
dtonal motive power raised to $600i1 while In January
they were but $36,707, and 2io30 In December In
March, tho quantity Of freight Offering declined IL being
then held back in daily expectation opening Of ma
vsston The receipts that month however, from that
source amounted to $s3,63i
AT the conclusion Of the report the directors say that
the stockholders under all circumstances have reason to
be satisfied with the result Of this first half years bust
II will be found that the gross earnings averaged
So 72l for each working day and this without any ma
teral aid from freight during the first two months and
with material loss of freight business for want of pre-
paration to accommodate it, the two succeeding months
II Ia believed that nothing hazarded in assuming that
had the state of preparation for business been ade
quae the gross earnings for this period would have
at least $4,000 and probably $750OOO.