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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
BALTIMORE, June (

Dates havebeen receivedfrom Galvestono:llt h
inst The ship Albert Gallatin from New York
to Brazos. and Ind ianola, with United States
troops reached Matagorda Bay, on the 9Th.
The corn crop Of Texas will be large the
late rains have greatly improved it.
letter from The III" Cgande says, sour 8,
tuation is worse than in 1896, with Indians or
one side and Maxiccna - the other, and no pro
lection !; we must .cii ON the State or leave TIN
country" Geae-a. Per>iftr Smith aad Majn
Sorauue had arrived
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
Spring Goods!
"Whar! oh! Whar! did you come
from and wllar are you going ~


from! and wllar are YOU going ~
I come and lam going to J. B. Thomas
t7" NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
buy the Cheapest the Best the Latest style and the
elegant Goods ever brought to this any other mar
Gssn.MES--He has for your Wives swecthear,s. and
daughters silks-pain. figured striped Lawns, Cling
hams Calicoes, Plain Swiss Musns Figured do French
figured Jaeones, Jac0net Cambria Muslins Grass Cloth
Skirtings Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbands Neck Ribbands,
styles Oils for the hair-such veritable oelle
" CONES.
Jenny Lind, BIoomer and Kate Hayes Combs
(rare articles) "
he latest style, and Of all varieties. There many 9TH
articles to be found at Thomas and cheap that
beats all Creation, "and the rest OF mankind.n
FoR THE GENTLEMEN, He HAs-French Cloths and
Cassmeres, Doeskins, Ribbed Cashmere satin Vestnss:
Marsales vestings, DENNIS, Blue brown Drills, Tweeds,
all wool. California Coonades, Old Joe Ripka's Stripes
French Plaid Tweeds and such an fred sight Of
other shxngs for Gontlemen's wear, such
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants Vests Drawers
Shirts Warranted to +, dt9 &c; &c.
Well this excels all-the real FossuM Boots fmade n
French calf skin and kip skin coarse Boots, boys
Boots, mems fne coarse Shoes, boys fine and coarse
Shoes and all other kinds of Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Java Lagnara, Havana and Rio Janero Cofee crushed
clarified, and New Orleans Sugar; Imperial, Gunpowde
and Young Tyson Iea sugar house, ~ o. and Plantation
Molasses Raisins candies, cloves nutmegs saaratus
&c.
A FEW BARRELS OLD BORBOUN
Starr and mould Candles natural leaf Tobacco and all
other weeds Rice, Ginger, MUSTARD and every article
the Grocery line. Family Flour of the best quality,
always on hand,
lie will be glad to You ALL Bring your Wives, your
Sweethearts, your neghbors your m ndsand above ALL
bring your MoSEY lie always ready to bid you .'God
Speed" All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
please tca and settle
Dubuque, March %, dwy J.B. THOMAS.
S-Vapfod frat hov
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN srRrrr.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
THIS we'll known hotel, formerly ,ccupied
.::1 by A. II. Miller has been leased for term r
m.l years, by the subscribers, and thoroughly reno
sA-A waited. and newly furnished, is now omen for ,he
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally The proprietors having had an extensive exner
ence in this business confidently atter themselves Thai
with call " 'e"
This hotel IS situated IN high healthy central and
convenient part of the City, and directly on the stree.
leading to the steamboat landing and imedatex in tha
centre Of the business part of the city The best of
bng attached to the house, WHERE atmes can be had
terms. "'o
We have also established an extensive Reading Room
where we have on file Tbe Papers from all of the
United States, furnished with the satest news,, f
every quarter of the Globe ~
Passengers and baggage convey and from the boats
free of charge. CC UEyVTrT vas
Dec 1-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
FURTHER ITEMS By THE PRONE.
THEUS.

A difficulty has arisen between the Mexican
and the British II San Jose, Lower California,
in consequence Of the seizure Of the person and
goods Of British subject The British sloop-
eEwar Swift was dispatched to investigate the
matter, and the commander had protested agains,
the Mexican proceedings, which threatened q
rupture between the governments.
The Monumental City arrived At San Fran
sisco from San Juan on the 18Th; she brought
$50 passengers, among whom there was great
morality during the passage.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

ARRIVAL or THE NIAGAR%.-NEw YoRk
June 23-P. M.-The Niagara has arrived with
three days later news. The proceedings in
Parliament were unimpor:ant On Monday they
we're interrupted by the d.sprderly conduct Of
Eeargus O Conner, who was com,nitted to the
custody Of theSergant alarms, and will remain
in confinement till the end Of the session. He
has since been pronounced insane and will be
sent to the Asylum.
Petitions from Jamaica and other Islam .
complain Of the distress, of the colonies assign,
Ing the sugar act Of 1876 a. the cause OF ruin.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

CoLoRED FiSAHciER.-Some few weeks
ago, strolled into friends counting room-
He being absent, / commenced chat with his
clerk when good looking "culled pusson" en-
tered, dotted his castor, and 4af vs.
"Mas' Bob, can you lei me quarter till this
art'n noon, and ! pay him, sartain.'
Mas Bob applied his dexter to his vest pocket,
but it made "no sign" turned, hss's
"WeIl, Buck, you look tolerably honest, but
don't know you, if you will give me secu.
rity, I'll lend you the quarter"
His eye frightened as he asked
"Mas' Bob will you go my s'curity!"
eyes," replied Bob
l forked over. Some time afterwards wend.
ing the same way, as was about to enter the
Office, the identical Buck stood before me-
"Buck, where's my quarter' You didn't pay
me, as you promised"
mo, sab! but gif you curity :"
..Well, but want you to pay mc-I lent you
the quarter" Soc
sDats true, sab, but am de- custum down
here to FAUST de security fnst.'
Ieft-SDirit Times
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
Keep a.. ur.s, .. ughsa. yoa ca..'
We have always enoo III to bear,

We have always enough TO bear,
We have always something to do,
We have never TO ask for care
When we have The world I" get through.
But what, tho adversely test
The courage and vigor Of man,
They get through misfortune the b st
Whs keep the hear. light a. they can.
If We shake not the load from the mind,
Our energy's ssse to be g,ne;
We must wrcstle with care, OF we Il find
Two loads are less easy than one
To sit in disconso!a:e mood
Is poor and proti,less plan;
The true heart is never subiued,
II we keep il as light ne we can.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

Never have We seen the crops in this portion
OF the State. look better at this season of the
yeer. The heads of the wheat are larger and
veil filled and promise an abundant yield. The
corn u healthy and vigorous, though a little
oeckwafd, and the crops Of hay very large The
hemp looks remarkable well and the nrosnect
~ tqbacco crop is fine Good luck "a the farm.
sst.--( Hannibal Mess; niger.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
Spring Arrival of ScaSOnahle
GOODS.

| FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
am receiving my Spring SrocK Goops ad,nted n N,
1 season. In the way Of SILK, FANCY AND DRr,s Coon
have full and we'll selected assortment and am cor
adent that my Goods will please Painted Beraces Be
rage de LANES, Painted Lawns, Muslin de LANES w,
buttons and trimmings Bonnets of almost every descrp
ton, with Ribbons and Artcias; Gloves and ali kinds
of Hosiery, I.aces, Mmslins, Edgings and Inserfnos
Gnghams, Pruts, &C., &c. My stock of stanie
Goods, is also complete, and my prices will suit Won.
OF HARDWARE | have
small stock, and QUEENSWARE good supply, en-
bracing about every article usually called for Also nj,
assortment of Boots, Brogans and Ladies' CATERS Boot
ees, Walking Shoes and 81 ppers Always tho best ar
ready to show you and sell my Goods at all time, Ca
and examine for yourselves.
&c .WEATHERBY
Main Street door above the Miners Rank
Dubuque, April 1-dwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
OoMNERCIAL

Trade In the manufacturing districts 10 mo.
derately good. Cotton was active at full prices
without excitement The Atlantic . news p,ye
90 active impulse and some brokers quote ad
vance on last weeks prices.
Corn was dull. Provisions active and rls,ns
Beef had advanced - per fierce; pork 50 per
barrel naval stores down tal,ow improving ;
in sugar . good business was doing At full
price,. 9s .FtfeasfG
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
BY GREELEY Eastern Line.


Bishop Gadsdea of Charleston, South Caro-
lima died to day.
Provision rapidly avancing sales 500 bbs,
mess pork $40 bacon sides lO. Coffee, sales
6.aG0 bags Rio at 9a9ac, sugar aud molasses
dull. Tobacco very firm Hemp, kentucky Sc
fiour declined, sales at 81 10. Hides adj
yancinr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

PUhE DRucs doctor, that ere rats bane
Of yorn is fust rate,' SAID Yankee to village
nPo,h~cary.
sKnow'd It know'd it SAID the pleased ven
der Of drugs. Don't keep nothing but first rate
stuff
aid DOCTOR said the joker, ceolly, want TO
buy another pound of ye.
sAnother pound
Yes. SIR. gin that pound bought the other
day to a.pesky mouse, and it made him dreadful
sick, and am pretty sure another pound would
kill him =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
10 SMlTHlNG.NS

vINHE undersigned having established him
IL self permanently in this City, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
most durable manner.
~ Shop on Clay street opposite Judge Wilson's
residence. M. WHEELER.
p. s Especial attention will be given to ma
king and repairing Mining tools.
March I7,-w6m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

~ We learn that writer Of ne srat no COY
was issued against Mrs. Sinclair, Qate Mrs.
Forrest) on Thursday, as she was leaving for
England on the steamship Asia, but on wha,
pretence the attorneys could not asc rtain. The
Sheriff went on board the Asia but
.e9a "The lady was not seen"
After making thorough scare, a. time per-
united, between Jersey City and Sandy Hook
the hunter returned without his prey. There
was some talk of breaking open state room doors;
but Captain Judkins quietly remarked, that if
any movement was made to violate the sanctity
of the ladies' apartments, the person attempting
it ,oould 20 orer6oard.-4lLany .4tias.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES & CO.,

e aamg.sF NAPLES & CO.,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
the place for Gentlemen who wish be fitted out in
the latest and best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
All kinds coats pants vests Shirts eravas
ETC., etc. His
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equaled in Iowa. having just received
200 Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, all If the
very best selected stock, and trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment of the fashionable styles o.
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Avery choice lot of sugar, coffee, tea and SALT bought
expressly FOR trade pepper and spices sonerally
fact, everything that's needed in the Grocery line.
The fact is call at p NAPLES &ico, for everything
his stock of Goods will show for itself.
HJrNo trouble toshow Goods.
Dubuque. Oct. 6-lydw p. NAPLES & 90
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

The following omitted speech is from the New
York Sun, "a little scratchedD supposed to have
been delivered in the Baltimore Wing convention
on The announcement ofthe nomination of Gen.
Scott:
"Arstocrats, fell-w citizens, and spo,l-s, ekers
hear ME Tor my cause, and be silent that you
may hccr. (Cries Of 60 on Believe me for
ninc hoaor, and have respect to mine honor, that
you may believe. (Oh, sas.) Censure me in
your wisdom, all awake your senses that you
may the better judge (Why don you out with
MY If there be any in this vast meeting, any
dear friend Of acknowledgements cheerng)-|
to him say, that my love to Fillmore
less ,hea his. Expressions of dissatisfaction
| II, then, that friend demands why lrose against
| FiIlmora, this is my answer: not that love
Fillmore less, but love the spoils more
| (Chcers ard h,Eses Had you rather Fillmore
would be nominated and defeated, than that Fill
more were sacrificed TO let You to the public crib
(Crics Of no, no, and strange distortions ofcaun-
tenancc.) AZ Fillmore loved me, l weep for
him. "a voice, now dont) As he was fortu-
rate, rejoice at it; az he was strong with his
party, honor him but as he was ambitious
bolted him. (Murmurs over the house.) There
are teare for his love, honor for his patriotism,
aud assertion for his ambition! cloud muir
murs J Who here SO base that he would oppose
Tue NOMINATION.! (OHeIs) ~ any, speak lot
him have l offended. (Bould boy) Who's
here SO vile they will not love the tickets If
any, speak for him have offended. pause
fora reply. (Sensation)
None Z Then none have offended! cloud
cheers) have done no more TO Fillmore than
has been done to Webster. (tIsses from the
cotton lords-) The question Of his sacrifice il
discussed in the capitol; his glory not ex,enu.
ated. Wherein he was worthy; nor his offences
enforced, for which he suffered slaughter. (Ap.
plaGse)
Here comes his funeral q procession with
banners here enters,) mourned (!) by Gen. Scott
who, though he had hand in his death, shall
receive the benefit of dying-as which of yot
shall not. Enthusiastic cheers.) With this
depart-that us slew my best friend for the goot
Of the party, have the same dagger for others
when it shall please my party to need their as
saasination. .....-f-,s
(Great confusion, in the midst of which tn.
speaker made himself scarce.)
Woncrrif the Delegate from Dubuque la,
any thing to do with getting up this speech ?
All, George this will not do.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
$50. SPRING GOODS. 1852
PETER NAPLES \ CO,

WILL on the first arrivals be in receipt OF fresh and
w seasonable Goods, embracing the
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
ever brought to this City, which they will offr al
WHOLESALE RETAIL upon the best terms
We intend to keep on hand from this time forward a
stock that will be superior in quantity and quality to
ANY West Of the Mountains.
The Ladies and Country Merchants are espe
eiclly requested to examine our stock.
Dubuque, March 6-dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
HOUSE

man popping his head through tnilor's rhop
window exclaimed-sWh hat 0 clock 10 Il By your
!9eeoard upon which he lifled up his lap
1so aad atspck him blow On ne head. answer.
- .ithas jase skuk 49,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

Livery stable.
On 4, betneen Nsin and Locust Streets near Cnv H,
LYMAN & SHOMO,
HAVING had their stable horses &c DESTROYED NV fl
i i have how built sable, and purchased fresl
horscs new harness, saddles buggies, carriages sukies
to which they invite public examnat on and trial
Weptedge onrseres to keep good horses carriages
etc., as can be found anyphere in the Northwest Iii
ask 10 trial.
~ Highest prices paid tor corn, oats and hay
Apr1 30. 1851 If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

The following anecdote is veuched for by the
friend who furnished it TO us: l'''''
On the night of the fire Of the Hampden
House, one of the gallant iremen was ascend
ing the stairs when he CHANGED to meet color
ed lady, who politely requested him to convey
her to place of saf.ty.
'Convey yourself, was the laconic reply, he
at once supposing her to be one of the numer.
Gus walters belonging to the house.
Il am the Black Swan, replied the lady.
Then you had better horny along OF you will
get your feathers acknowledgement Post.
Politeness does much in business An inn
pudent clerk can do more injury in a store, than
the neglect Of the proprietor to advertise.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
The New York Du,chman tells the follow

Smithers. on going home the other night was
run against by three story house which was
chasing lamp post up canal street. On com
ing t., he thus reasoned with himsel-ls that
mud (hiccup) or is it brains? (hccup. lfit'
nud, I'm MORALLY 'toxicated. fits brains I'm
slightly dead (hieeup,) that's ALL When we
left, ne was tryin to persuade free stone stoop
thatn was unconstitutional to leave awning posts
out Of doors after nightfall
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
LrRED TREDwAY,J HAMMoND Rousl
DIVA IRON WORKS.
Dub UE:

PROPRIETORS,
Manufacture Steam Engines, NIL Gearings,
and MIL Irons, Planning Mills, Lathes and
Serec, Of all kinds, Horse Poacers and Sc
parators, Copying Presses. Stores, Iron
Fence and Railing, Windo'o Caps and Stls,
Columns&- Iron Castings Of emery descrip tton
form the Public, that they now prepared to exc
cute all orders in their line with promptness and dispatch
and pledge themselves furnish good work as can be
had from the South or East.
We respectfully invite those in want of Machinery OF
Castings of description, to favor us with CALL and
learn that Dubuque the place to procure those ar
ticles.
Iron finishing and repairing of all kinds done on thu
shortest notice.
Machinery and Castings shipped to order any part o
the country.
Location on the River short distance above the Steam
| boat landing Feb. 25, l852wtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

SoUr.-The ''hasty plate Of SOUP is likely to
be dignfied with as much Importance in the nre.
sent political campaign, as was The "hard cider
barrel in 1910. We notice in the Philadelphia
ratification meeting the appearance of a pro
cesson from one of the districts, calling them
selves ''Soup Boys Soup d,sI,es and ladies'
will doubtless be Indispensable atevery wing
barbecue and clambake during the camnoicn e
Well, the change from cider tn soup is decided.
change for the better Cincinnati .Nonp0r;eI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
~ O'Reilley's Eastern Line.
SENATE.

A number Of reports were presented for the
falief OF the Spanish Consul and others at New
Orleans and Key West, for losses and sustaine,
in August last, owing TO the Cuban excitement
They were referred.
A Joint resolution from the House, accepting
the portrait of Henry Clay, presented to the ma.
ton By Fagnien, Of New York, to be placed in
the Congressional Hall was adopted.
The Houses amendment TO the Califarnis
mint bill, were concu red in and passed
The bill prohibiting the clerks Of courts TO &C,
% practising attorneys, was passed.
The Senate than adjourned.
HOUSE:
The House resumed the consideration of Ben.
nett's amendment to the land bill, donating to
that railroads the lands granted should be appro-
priased, which was finally rejected.
Mr.. RIcHARps,s, moved to lay the bill on
the table. Lost.
The oil was then ordered TO be enrrosscd.
enclosing note from the Spanish Minister, ask
ingiudem 1ity for those whose property was des
troyed at New Orleans in August last, Refer
I'd.
The deficiency bill was then taken up / !, Com.
mittee ofthe Whole. During the debate, Gidd.
ings denounced both the late Conven ions and
their PLATFORMS, aud remarked that since the pas
segr OF the fugitive slave law, trends dare no,
@ before the people with its defence and hence
their silence The position Of the F, deral De
mocracy was Of the Buffalo patti r.n, and they
held The balance of power and would wi. Id il 10
the benefit of human frecdo,n
The House then adjourned
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

AMKrAPHoR.-Pos,ry permits her votaris
to indulge in many metaphorical ideas but the
latest one we have met with is positively the
most original Hear
With eye Of fire majestical he rose,
And spoke divinsly through his double barreied
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

testy old bachelor perpetrates the following g:
1T is singular how pious new clothes make peo-
ple.s For month after the Misses Flifts get new
mantillas they are at church three times day.
Should the womrn paint hcaven,ihe walls W, uld
be all festooned with French bonnets and brocade
10
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

THE FiHAL BAiLor.-lt appears from our
telegrap'iic dispatches that on the last ballot in
the National Convention, Gen. Scorr received
Southern votes from the states of Virginia, Ten.
nessc and Missouri-l4 in ALL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

The Galena papers, are poking fun at our
Railroad meetings No wonder. In that res
pect we deserve nothing but ridicule A few
Interested persons seem tn control the sentiment
Of every public meeting held here.
The fact is, some people have not the moral
courage to express their opinions in public what
ever they may say, or think in private DUBUQUE
Herald. if q 1l9TI'"
Who can Dennis mean. If there arc INV
two faced men about let US know who thew arc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
p. NAPLES & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
wv ~ ~ HER ODCDNH


wv ~ ~ HFx 0DCDNI,
UNDER TIE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave 10 say that am now prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality of goods of every des
cription, at Wholesale or Retail.
have now on hand 1900 worth of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Boots shoes hats and caps so hhds sugar. so barrels
i50 bags coffee 500 bags SALT aud all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram hrec-py and Brussels Competing, window cur
tans spoons every thing needed by housekeep-
ers, from cellar to garrett.
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able to give
better bargains than have complete assortment
GOODS As sf9 Hn sE French and
TO THE LADIES.
prepared to furnish the Ladieso of Iowa. Illinois and Wis
eG sPLEND iii IA, ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale IN the Wet. sf,-
"t.te CARPETS.
lngrain ply and Brussels of very patterns
ust from the manufactures druggetts and
~ ~ sHAWLs, &c,
large stock of shawls from 81 25 TO $l6; fashionable
Of the very hes, material ard made to order by
great variety Of Ladies' silkvelvt coats and fancy silk
- LADIES MUFFs.
The best assortment brought to the eorv rom 75s
to $40.
| DRESS GOODS.
French English and German mernoes from 45c. 81 50
per yard; muslin de Lanes of very rich from I5c.
81 25 also, easmeres, apaeeas and prints of every
quality
Il LAMPS.
NY Lamp and Glrandoe Department is equalled in
iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
zf SILVER PLATE. t
Tea and forks, &C., Of the best quail
ity, and warranted.
A rich article of Window Curtains, something and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very CHEAP
beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes, of the latest quality of Philadelphia man
ufacture which understood to be the best in the United
States; also, Chdren's and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and quality
trimmings etc. and factneary every thing that's wan
r ted. 4 rf-iraa -s.r esttf 81 81 -frlt
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing m!
goods to e LADIES' at all times and would respectfully
say TO the married Ladies who wish to furnish ex h0u
with the and cheapest styles of GOODS to Civ
CALI and you who expect to be married NOV
is the time 10 make a good selection.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

The earnings Of the Burlington and Mt
Pleasant Plank Road for the one hundred and
sixty five days it has been opened through
amounts to $2,4GS, and the entire earnings since
the first gate was established, TO the sum OF
81, l0l 40. At this rate throughout the year
the road will pay above seven per cent.