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Boarding.

nOOMS AND BOARD.-SkVERAL SINGLE gen.
II tlemen con be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board in private family, with all the
comforts of home, BY application a; No. 81 ~ St.
west side, between Missouri and Ps. avenues.
oct 21-lmh
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REMOHdL..

THE subscriber hsying removed to the e. rner OF
4 "a avenue and 10th stree, over TIE W ling
ton Savings Bank viii continue to keep en- extern
live ass 5rtment of PENRHYN MARBLE anc IRON
MANTELS, WROUGHT IRON AND WIRE RAIL
INGS, Encsustic Thing and Terra Gotta and Iron
Window Lintsls and sills RALPH HA6KINs.
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,HIhTY BUILDING SITES, containing about five
/ acres each, on credit Of ten years, within
twenty i've minutes ride Of the City Post Office for
"a e, lying between Washington and Blsdensburp,
list ant from the central portion Of the city from
"a to 3X miles The tract presents q front on
thee public roads, Is In cd peighborhood and
apid.y improving section of country.
We will cell the above Lots ON a credit Of ten
s''ch terms as we are sure will insure
years, ana ON - mrde ef payment, On
o tho purchas-r an es,y ga groves of oak
many OF the asofe l0ts there are hs. --iugs
,rees, Of original growth, and also some In. sr.
# water.
We offer these lots to residents of Washington,
who would reside in the country and at the came
lime be able to attend to business in the city Par
ties purchasing this fall will have the q. antage Of
one year in setting out fruit or ornamental trees.
For photographic plats Of the ground and further
explanations Of terms Of sale inquire of
JNO. B. KIBBEY, No 4 !, Columbia Place,
corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue
I2-1Qk
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DOR kENT-Three new three story ROUNEE, on
ed snd ~ They contain six rooms each. Ap-
ply to CHARLES THOMA, Immediately opposite.
oct 6-1m*
DOOM FOB RENT-BURNISHED OR UNFUR
III NIeHHD.-A nice front room ON the lowor
floor eta house, No. 40, on the west side of 18th
street, two doors south of Pennsylvania avenue 1t
will suit gentleman DESIRING oomfortab quarters
for the winter, In the immediate vicinity Of the
avenua oct Jaw
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Sailing Of the Africa.

NEW YORK, Now The Africa has sailed
with 81 passengers and $s25 900 in specie.
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WANTED AT the Metropolitan Piauing Afll
w purchasers for seventy Thousand feet superior
5-a North Carolina Flooring, thoroughly seasoned
and beautifully dressed
FITRHUGH COYLE BROTHsR
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The Baltinora3Race.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Immense crowds have
gone to the Herring Run Course this morning,
to witness the race between "Pelix," (wm.
McDonald's horss,) and "Joe," (Mr. Jams
Corderay's famous nag.) This race excitss
more attention than any which has come OF
here for . considerable time.
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81 Lubins Extracts
German Cologne
Florida Water
bay Rum
Ceaver's Honey Soap, London
loves do do
Ceayer's loves Brown Windsor
large lot just received by z. D. GILMAN Druggist
oct o.

ss BURDON BURROWS ELIXIR yIrE-It. v,rtues
have been endorsed by DIyINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS
CHEMISTS and other eminent individuals. By MASON
ana Odd FELLOWS LoDeEs of Norfolk By 1000 citizens
OF the CITY OF Norfolk and town Of Portsmouth, every
o tner 70 inhabitants are living witness
Remember certificates Of performed
TINS city, where the medicine is prepared alone pub
Ished Numerous persons every spring and fall ana
no nave adopted wise require other med
icnes and the testimony of all using few bottles ia
ha' derived more benefit from its from all the
medicines ever drugged system with. If there are
worms In the body 1t will kill and expel them. will re-
move and cure the worst carbunce freely dur
ing lnnanmations, modification ensue.
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nONT YOU WANT A HOMEi-lOO BUILDING
IL Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
tll.t wants to build Fine store house on corner OF
seven,h b and G streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
--.E Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct N-lmH
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wanrs.

"FGn.s7 and 6 Wdnted'' Advertisements, four hi es
OF ess for each insertion, IS cents each additional
lire cents.
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A LANCE FRONT ROOM MAY BE OBTAINED.
"A with or without Board, at No. AS str ct.
'etxeen tn and 9Th, opposite General Post once.
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Auction Sales.
E' 9. WRIGHT, ASetiQnssr.
-.-- 0RORGEI own

EpRNITURE, PLANO FORTE, FEATHER BEDS.
- %, At AUoTIoN.-0n THURSDAY morning
nsAt the "a of Novembsry at o'clock. shall sell
nout reserve in front Of the store the effects of
person breaking up. consisting Of Chairi, tables.
HHc1efs: Oarpets Looking Glass, osstors Tes setts
S st leather Beds, Bedding, Mattresses, Bed
s'.aa., Cro, DC; Ten ilate Radiator and other
Aroh, cash, Blinds. DC. WV
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
noA l. Auctioneer
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DOR kENT--A STORE ON PA. AVEAUE-THK
i neat and convenient sized Store in Sta. Build
Hlibus Hits, as their Music store and Piano ware
The store now for rent will make a,capitsl
stand for almost any kind of business, Is already
the Star Office Is more freQuented than any other
business place In Washington Apply at the counter
OF the star offlcs. oct 26-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for Tie Daily Evening stsE


CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The fsvsr continues
to sbsts in this city, a. we'll as In Savannah,
from which latter city We have information to
this effect to p m Of yesterday.
We are yet without definite information con,
corning the alleged loss &C tho Isabel. Yes
sells, however, have already been dispstehsd
for her relief from this city.
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WANTED "A situation by respectable Woman
w as S.smstress. one that understands crttinu
ana hitting chldI ems dresses Has no objection to
chamber work. Please call at No. Ala, Thirteenth
street, near g. nov - lt4
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Invaids recovering from the effects Fever Biious
Diseases long continued fitness Of any kind,
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy that will
their dropping consutsns expel all bad humors
blood, excite the liver prompt and heay action y
Its tonic Properties restore the patient to life and vgor
Wecan only sin gle bottle worth all the
socsd Sarsapsrias in existence 1t contains Mercnry
Opium any other noXous poisonous drug,
given to the youngest infant without hesitation.
the certificates wonderful bottles
than Owe hundred in the city Rchmont
Va, testify to its good efects.
al nj
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= ToRAdE-Those having Furniturs, Dry Goocs,
~ Groceries, &C., to be stored, will 6nd ample &C.
in the large, ely, fag-stone.paved,
and drJ Easements under the star Office corner Pa.
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
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NEW GQohs NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
IN Just receiv ID, splendid lot Of .-
New silks Of every description
Cloaks and Nantes, the newest styles
Shawls Of every kind -E-.
NousseliLs Lsinss and Plaid Merinos
Cloths, Gaseimerce, and Vestinss
leniestic Goods of every kind es...r.. r.,
loco yda ~ Curtain Calico, at 81 c-nts
A,000 yds Dress Calico. fsst colors 1T g. cent?
handsome lot Of Curtsiu Goods OF various
: Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Ingram,
and fhreepiy Carpets, cheap
oct q IDIOT HALL BROTHER,
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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE
EXTRACTS from An editorial notice in the Portsmouth.
hui 4

- Globe, July H. 1884,
Inc EDITOR says In this community this medicine
y requires notice. IL has been tested and s
tues so wen known from the numerous
use that 1t Is sold now just readily without prescrp-
ZION or for the diseases which ii il
commended, a. qunine is for chills
In the local column of the Norfolk Daily Courier
tor in speaking Of this preparation says It is Certainly
great medicine and within knowledge has restor
those who were considered beyond all aid Time
would fall to enumerse those cured OF tbs various
Diseases Nervous Disorders Ulcers Putrd Throat Fever
Sypn D!spepsa Incspscitated Youths Ague and Fever
&c, I'D infnitum. oct aY-ex
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By r.. H. JEwEELE T. Co., Auets.
SATURDAY mornipg, November 4, 1854. 1T
N me premises, No. 403, Seventh street, We shal
sell the iorniture Of family declining housekeep.
ing, consisting In part Of.
one complete sett Of Cottage Furniture
6eds and Bedding, Carpets, Stoves,
Cooking Utsnesls. &C.
=. Il. JEWELLE Co., Auctionesrs
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WANTED-By a respectable yoang woman,
w situation o. nurfe and seamstress, or cham
bsrmaid and seamstress The best references giveI
this Office nov l. A.
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kHOR RENT Or SALE.-THE MODERN
l. Fou--story Brick House on Thir eenth st. eet
near E, east side. The house is in good repair dry
celtsrs, and TO good to ,ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November. Apply to
oct Soft JAS c. McGIJIRE Inc,r
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. uiSdIIJEr

---re-.zxo.. Ass -. NAAA0A3
Go n N elIOf . { Law,
p, Office and residence In Franklin Row, corner Of K
ana Thirtee nth street. ~ oct 96-dly
DREsS MAKINa-RE MOVAL.- Mrs. n. i
IL CRnaHoN, Fsshonsh'e "-r-' aver asie
moved from her fata tts &c re-. n str et fetaeep
sth and Ie.i4, 10 No. t7s, a hsr. fsnM ,tnft. wi
doors u,Il Ok PannA yiyanis ereun1. ID cfte"s ID
hsr lire promptly astended 10 ,sJe Erct ~ "
SEcOsD HAND PIANOS fAgESIHPART PAY
- meat for lew opes ut the Music Depot OF
= oct2S-U cgt.E alhboe 9 Az
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BY GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctionssrs.
VALUABLB BUILDING LOT At AUcTION.-On
MONDAY, the 9Th instant. at ~ o'clock D. m,
we shall sell, on the premises Lot No 81 In Ga are
,vsS, fronting IS feet on south E street., between
inches to 30-te slley. Terms cash.
80 GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nov l-eo&ds Auctionsera
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ON CAPITOL HI,L-THREE VERY DESIRA-
~ bio Building Lots No. !, Is, and 16 in Square
81. between East Capitol and A cts. south, Third
square Of Capitol Grounds, will be sol on &C.
- It Enodating terms application to G. Crandell,
No. SO street, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several otaers in Square 872.
nct Int
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Dor RENT-A pleasant .thre--stor, Brick ss.tt$
House, few doors north of the Avanue, ill.,
partments, furnished OF unfinished. suitable for
g family There is q fne yard attached, With
pump Of good water In it r. r. TRUE
sIThs tsrms will bs very reasonable
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ifoh HENT-Possession given immed, ately-the
= Late office o. the Evening Star, on st., within
llsy yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue. The building is of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
'ooms, and the upper being large single ROOM It
1iu afford two convenient small shops, fronting On
D street, with ample working room in the rear. Al
so convenient painters carpenters or other
m,chanics' work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
2a-f1
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NTANTED-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN.
w who understands farming. To one who can
come we'll recommended liberal wages and a per
msnent situation may bs secured. Apply to
G. ASHFORD.
Seventh, between and streets Island.
oct 10-2SW3w
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VA ANTED Ina ,tive INTELLIGENT man. VIM
~ come well recommended, will hear If
~ Ca y as a Oanvasser for q popular
Gonstaut empioy msn., wages can be made
Apply at the Office of the Evening ss>,.
ocs 3l-tf
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"ANTED-Ago COED T NNER, for Inside work.
w 70 such one good wage will be gwen.
Apply to J. w. THOXP-ON & CO.,
Plumbers and Gas Filters,
oct 31-3t Penn. av. between 9th and 10th
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THANKS TO THE MILrTARY.-The Board of Man
ayers OF the National Washington Monument Asso-
cation have passed the following resolution, which
has been transmitted to Col Hickey by the secretary,
John Carroll Brent, ESQ.,: ar-e.
ResoIUed, That the Corresponding Secretary COM
mhnlcate to the Colonel uf the FtximeRt Of militia
Of the district of Columbia the thanks of this Board
for tne liberal and patnouc contribution by the re.
ment towards The erection Of the " ashington Mon
unenI, on the 18th October, Inc anniversary ~ the
surrender Of iorktowh, with rsGuesi that The
Colonel will convey the grateful acknowledgements
OF The Board u the several companies contrib
uting. -z . --'4.r--s 49,. -
LARGE FuSEHALs.--The faneras of Lieut.. N ohun,
OF the National Greys, and private OBrian. of The
Montgomery Guard, We're largely attended on Mon
day afternoon. by friends In hacks, well by the
respective companies. A salute was given by the
Greys 10 the Guards the latter entering the grave
yard, whsfe the former had left 70 his repOse their
deceased conIrade. In seeing both 20 10 the same
gaye-yaId,i it reminded rs Of the diIae Of the Sex
ton-"We gather them in" 80 s..
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w ANTED.-A blacksmith to go to the country
~ Apply 1t tho store ofG A. W. Randall, corne,
OF 18th and PoDnBy 7; van q avenue. nov1-1t<
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An ARBrrRATToE tAsK.-AfteT a storm in 1852,
some twenty cords of wood was found floating in
the Canal, and wers picked up by two men, Nessrs
Day and Ritter, who were required TO give it up to
a man named Daley, claiming TO be the owner
Ihey consented 10 give II up being paid dollar
per cord as the salvage and this being refused th,
wood was sold to one Captain Ronings. FreQuen
attempts to settle the matter have been made, bu,
none of them being successful, Mr.. hos. cLaupl,-
Jim and Captain Warier were called in a. arbtra-
tors Witnesses were examined by N. CalIan ESQ
and the case lays over 10 be- deer ed this evenin,
II will, probably, az last 60 TO the Circuit Court,
where the question will prove to be a novel one.
A FESTIVE SCENE PosTPoEEp.-Instead Of the
sos al and pleasant b; II of the Presidents Mounted
Guards, the meH bers and all friends have to " dor
the sad habiliments of woe' for the estimable
daughter Of Capt Peck, and late wife Of Mr.. jaime.
A. King, member Of the corps. The lady ex pirec
in the bloom of youibeal womanhood, on Sunda,
night, and yesterday afternoon aer surviving friends
followed her remains to the sad and silent tomb
The bail OF the Guards Is consequently postponed.
:. Eeath lies on her like an untimeiy frost
Upon the sweetest flower OF the field"
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EfOH hENT.-THE LARGE BRICK HoUaE
on the corner of Fourteenth and strests will
oe rented low to good tenant. The house contains
zen rooms, and Is in complete order. The grounds
a.acnea contain 10000 feet Inquire Of J. Russell
Barr, corner of Eleventh and M streets.
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AND CONNER GAL
-~~cO~~~~~~~oy>oOoo>>>So~
HONEY MARK EFT.
TUESDAY, April %

TUESDAY, April 90 4. -.
Quotations for stocks at the first board to-day
lower than those at the close yesterday Hudson
convertible bonds fell of per cent Pennsylvania Coal
u Cumberland Coal, q Parker Vein, u New York
Central Railroad, q Panama Railroad, q New Haven
Railroad, IL Harlem Railroad, a. Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad advanced per cent There was heavy
feeling in the market, and disposition to operate to
any extent is visible. We noticed to-day more cash
transactions than usual probably caused by the bears
taking in OF their shorts Crystal Palace has lately
much neglected and prices have down about
fast as they up small clique of spectators pur-
chased pretty largely at first and prices up rapidly;
but the advance brought out stock than they
wanted and they stopped buying The consequence
is that prices fell off, and the stock is nowhere. 1t
would be difficult to sell much at any price, 1t is the
general impression that the opening win be a failure,
and that it will be better time to sell the stock before
the 4h Of May than after The steady decline in New
Haven Railroad stock is creating some little excitement
among holders We do not recolect Of the stock having
before sold low 93a per cent. 1t has been high
115 per cent 1t probably worth than it is
now selling for Three regular dividend days have been
passed, and it is doubtful when payment will be
sumed The road has large local and through traffic,
but its expenditures very heavy per cent Of the
gross earnings Railroad bonds of all kinds appear
be gradually but steadily deprecatng We record almost
daily large sales at lower prices.
There was little activity in the mining market
without change in prices Lehigh has fallen to 2 and
is heavy that. North Carolina is stationary at %.
remarkably bear sale Of Duchess Silver made at
90 cents seller nine months. Gardiner Gold is firm at
2A. The bids at the board were:-
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AT st. Josephs Church, Sixth avenue New York. on
Sunday afternoon April %, by the Rev. Mr.. McCarron
Dr. JOHN j. FITZPATRICK ahdehe of the NEW YORK HERALD
formerly Of aarnham Road county caysn Ireland to Miss
On Sunday, April %, by the Rev. DR. Cummings, Mr.
WILLIAM FTzPATRcK TO Miss ADnlA c. DAVIS, all Of this
city.
On Tuesday April Is, by the Rev. DR. Floy, Mr. GEORGE
GUTHRIE 10 Miss NELLIE L. GIBBS, all of this city.
At Brooklyn, on Monday April "a by the Rev. James
L. Hoage, ID d., Mr. GEORGE WoRnuNGros to Lo1IE
daughter OF the late Thomas Boomer ESQ of New York
At Spencertown, N. ", by the Rev. DR.. Woodbridge,
Capt j. Letter Of New London Conn, TO Miss MARGARET
WARREN, Of Brdgehampton l. J.
In Trinity Church, Tuesday, April 25 by the Right
Rev Bishop Wainwright WILLIAM sEwEiL late Chief En-
gneer u s. NJ TO Miss CAROLINE NJ daughter Of the late
Col D. +. Dunscomb, Of Washington City, D c.
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diseased ungs-Dr Curts Hygcana producing
revolution in the treatment Of all lung complaints Ac
Snns are daily read OF cases Of cures Of asthma bron
Hep slessymsn and other persons Of the
hundred packages day although it is only three months
since it was first advertised It Is the most wonderful dis
sovery In medicine made by 1t gives immedia
;slief Resd the fooyips: ., in Maine IL.
The hygeana is doing wonders here Ny sister has had
Interesting cough with great difficulty Of breathing for
few days before she was relieved and now, after one
TEN Of inhaaton must produce entire revolution in the
treatment Of diseases Of lungs There mistake
BoYD1 PAULs, No l4g Chambers street; e. H Rms
Hayes No l75 Fulton street, and at No. l46 Atlantic
street, Brooklyn; c. H. Phillips corner Of Wooster and
Houston streets
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well pleased with the improvement In sound that is now
observable In token Of their satisfaction with the action
Of their committee the Board passed the following reso-
luton
Resolved That the thanks of the Board are due 10 the
Committee OF Arrangements for their successful exer
tons IN preparing the accommodation
OF the Board and that while would not overlook the
services OF every member Of said committee feel that
MT Edward Henrques, whose unremtting attention to
the duties con6ded TO him. and excellent taste exhibited
in the perfection Of the arrangements due our special
thanks and that they be rendered TO him with the
knowledgments OF our appreciation and entire satsac
ton.
Mr. T. g. Cooke, the first teller and Mr.. T. F. Bull,
the second teller, Of the Mechanics Bank have each
been presented with handsome service Of silver by
several of our most prominent merchants who for
many years been doing business with that Institution 1t
was wen deserved compliment to two worthy men.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington on the 22d inst, were
For the redemption Of stock ........ SlOo44 81
For paying other treasury debts. ,o51 20
For the customs Ill 900 96
Covered into the treasury from customs $50 100 80
Covered into the treasury from lands 49,. S7,277 81
Covering into treasury from miscellaneous
For the War Department. .............. 1866 as
For the Navy Department. ............. 107, $50 OF
For repaying for the Navy Department 1858 90
For the Interior Department. .......... q, 29S SO
Al meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Bati
more and Ohio Railroad, Wednesday, it was resolved
to declare semi annually from the LIST of October next
such dividends in cash the earnings of the road
will justify after placing to the sinking fund the amount
heretofore stipulated and reservng such surplus the
Board may deem prudent and expedient The following
statement will show the and expenses of the
main stem OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the
year ending LIST of April, 1854
Gross receipts Of the main STEM including
dividend from the Washington branch. 81 TIA $50 IL
Deduct expenses. ..............S 1884, 1873 90
Interest, ground rent, &c $500 3s5 4Ol 34-l $40 $50 o.
Net earning which has been used in the
payment OF debt contracted for machinery
to earn the revenue. Observation-Disclosures. $455, 800 90
Estimated revenue and expenses for the six months
ending LIST October 1854
Estimated receipts for the ensuing six
months being summer months including
Washington branch dividend 81 $50 600 90
Expenses at GO per cent. 49,. 5000 600 90
Interest ground rent &c.. 1877 4o1 BAL ,2s5 40l "a
Estimated net earnings .............. SPAS SO
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At the second board the market altogether better
Erie Railroad went up per cent, N. Y Central Railroad
Is, Nicaragua u, Reading Railroad ~ Canton Co q,
Cumberland Co. a. Erie Railroad was quite active at
the advance.
The steamship Arabia, at Halifax from Liverpool,
brings days later intelligence. Financially and
commercially 1t is favorable. Consols up cotton
up and breadstufs up The political accounts do not diff
fer materially from those received by the previous
er Since the receipt of the teegaphic despatch from
Halifax announcing the arrival of the Arabia holders OF
breadstus in this market have been rmer no trans
actions have been made Cotton closed hrm with an up
ward tendency In prices
The advices from California are more favorable and
the receipts of gold dust show quite an increase The
two steamers have board about two millions being
the half monthly shipment from San Francisco. The
markets Of California continued depressed
The Board met on Monday in their new room in the
Corn Exchange Pank building, and We informed are
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Purify the Blood-Dr. McCl,ntock,s Tonic

alive Syrup the spring sine that
be employed for the removal all unhealthy acumua
tons from the blood and glands All should it,
who are subject to bos pimples bilious complaints erys
pias piles headache lasstude other symptoms of i'm
pure blood which neglected may serious fevers,
bowel complaints, &c IN summer. 1t elightfu the
taste and equally safe for children and females
posed wholly vegetable extracts and originated by
tue most experienced physicians in this country who
Pioyed IT with unb9pnded success in family practice Sold
tors, IL Fulton street Price ST. six bottles S.
for Dr. MeClintock's Tonic Alter atiYe Syrpn