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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

was sleeping last night in a very hard bed,
And the following vision came into my head:
wasweud.ns my way down street lagtnieht,
And just at the diamond / saw sight
OF twcRty-tou hogs and ten Iitlo pigs
Which were mcrrily shaking their bristly wigs
Over the grass which their noses were tuIniueup,
And grunting their joy for the fire was bumugur
All the fine ordinances the council had passed
To shut thom up in their dirty pens fast.
Ono fat old fellow as big as Columbus
Said he was % dutch hog from Ohlfmhus;
lie was very well filled with nuts in the wood,
Butthc grass ON thesdo walks wasmuch bettcrlood
And he offered a motion to which all did agree,
To call on their friends and in harmony
To raise eclecJIon Of sausage and pork
For tho town officers who did all the work
In The wind liue-whcn all Of them took
From mouth olthe Justice thoroaih on the book
10 faithfully do all the town might require
In keeping it clean, as all would dcsire Tguttcrs
There's the bridge and the ampand tho flpd M
The grass all uprootod as if with good cutters:
The drain that was paved, with stones in the mud
Thrown backwards and forwards, Oh don't it lool
good!
Why, another such council in one year more,
Would surely undo all thotwa done before.
They would save all the money, shir all the work
And rule absolutely as any old Turk.
Ifmy story is true, and true it does seem.
Why it is not the less so because It's Il dream.
MUsTAPHA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

ed down unon Them as thew passel across
the sbodoIcsq nrairio had compleled the
work Fycn ne sbo ended her norr,tiyc.
tbe noor fbing sbiyerod and oroapcd faint.
~, ono or two conyple;yo n'otiors oC the
limbs ono or two noin(nl oasns. then q
.sligbt oniyering ortbc Iins o6d il was dead
Jc9d in rs mo5ber's arms
Then I saw the per6ct exhibition Of
human AGONY She uttered no words but
.desnoir s69oEe with a ,bopsnnd Ionnpes from
every feature Of her coun,enancc. 1t
was more Than she could endure. Her
hands relaxed their hold. and the corpse
wonIl have raIIcn 70 fine gronrd bod il not
been caught by one Of the bystondors.-
She turned as hale as DEATH and as rio id
as marble, and tho next moment she loo
Inv s,rr,cbcd baroro nc Her henri had
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
A WHALE STORY.

Nearly three years since, in company
with over one hundred other passengers,
! sailed in the ship Plymouth, Captain Pol.
son, from San Francisco to Rcalio. 4 few
days out we fell in with a whale some
sixty or seventy feet long, and which kept
in our company tlcentRtour days, and
only left US when VIC got on soundings-
close 10 our port Of destination. This
whale most Of the time kept directly un.
der the ships bottom; and SO close that on
several occasions the keel must have
touched him, as we could see that his back
was scratched by the copper. He would
come up TO blow every twenty or thirty
minutes, ranging few rods from the
ship--almosl always 10 windward- and
then resume his berth under the keel and
whether we went fast or slow it was al.
ways the same TO him. On going down he
would almost invariably come within two
rods OF the ship, with his head opposite the
mainmast, and slowly settle 10 his place,
his hukeS being even with the ruddcr. On
one occasion VIC lay becaImed for two or
three days, with two other vessels about
half mile of. Our whale paid them a
visit Of an hour or two each, but always
came back TO his quarters. After he had
been with US five or six days we got tired
Of his company, and an attempt was made
to drive him off by firing into him; and
few days afterwards the effort was re-.
pcated, but he would not leave US. Thr.
ty or forty heavy rife balls were fired in.
10 him, some Of which struck him in the
bow-ho,o. On one occasion, a ball hit
him at the bottom and drew blood, but all
to no effect; and except when he gave a
slight shiycr, we could not perceive that
he felt them, although many of the balls
struck him when not more than two or
three rods from the ship. On the day uf.
ter the shooting, at every shot hole
would appear small white bulb, but in
three or four more days he would show
no sign ofbeing injured. During the pas.
sage we were close 10 many other whales
but orr 7cbale paid not the slightest allon.
ton to them. Persons on board, who pro.
fessed 10 know, called this a SulDber D0t'
tom WhGle, whether correctly OF not,
cannot say Erchange.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

An ANGEL.--In describing the death
and burial ofa lovely child, a correspon.
dent the Ohio Caltiyator gives this beau.
tiiul and touching glimso OF real life:
"And now there came a sadder momen,
than ALL tottering with feeble slep, the
grandmother, with her weight Of years,
had come TO offer consolation 10 her strick.
en- children. With wild emotion the be.
reaved mother leaned her head on her pa.
rents breast, and sobbed out her grief
With holy words the old lady comlorted
her, and then came and bowed her head
to look into that calm, infant face. 'Shc
looks likes an angel, does she not, moth.
Z" whispered the mourner. 'Shc IS an
angel, my child replied the grandmother
solemn, lofty awe overspreading her face
'she is wiser now than any Of US, for she
has read the great mystery
0L.TIn London lately, % pins were ex
tracted from the breasland knee OF u young
woman who had swallowed them some
time ago. She had them in her mouth
while taking clothes from line, and be
ing startled by young man in sport, lei
them slip down her throat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

0TDyseniery, ola malignant charac.
ter, is said to prevail 10 an alarming ex.
tent in the town OF Florence, situated near
the borders Of Washington and Beaver
counties. 10 twofamiles, named M'Lnugh.
lin, nearly all the members have fallen
victims.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22
VOLUME 5.
For 'Io C1cayi'9 n,pp5i,con.
Ali why do some things love me (,

All why do some things love me
ny 4 POETEss.
All, why do some things love me;
Why stop to cheer my songs
Why refresh my lonely hours
That but for them were long2
Why chaunt for me their lay,
Tho birds with plUmago bright;
Why s.op 10 wNG1'a forth
Their cheerful, fond good uight'
Why linrer round me ever
Sweet chilGhood's joyous ones;
Why come 20 me for sympathy
From out their happy homcs2
Then why do sono things love me;
Oh why this kindness show;
Oh tell me Observation-Disclosures
DO all these blessings Cow,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

And there, far out on that beautiful
prairie, where flowers of Heavens own
planting, oncircled and oyersproad her
lonely grave, they buried her and her
child.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

GTCnpt. r. B. Forbes, Of Boston, has
published q letter respecting the loss ofthe
Arctic, in which be says every such ship
should have a certain number Of picked
men, sufficient to steer the ship and have
strict charge Of the boats and Iifo.saving
apparatus. Each boat should have its
crew and captain, and these should be
made expert in the business of launching
it, so that tho chance Of any deadly blum,
dcring in the momen, Of danger may be
obyaled as much as possible Some such
system will doubtless be odoptod---altcr
few more astounding sca.caiastrophes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

0TThe Legislature of South Carolina
has enacted that bowie knives, dirks, Ar
kansas tooth picks, reyoIvors, and other
pedal weapons, shall DO no longer offered
for sale or carried in that Stale, and also
that any enc who shall kill another with
such weapons shall bo held guilty Of fel.
ony without benefit Of ciorgy--guIess it is
in self dclencc-wAcu a verdict OF not
guilty may be returned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-22

The Clinton, N. Y. Courant says that
the people oil that vicinity who believe the
second coming Of our Lord is at hand,
have been selling their property to pay
their debts and prepare for the advent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

The Imports Of Dry Goods of the past four weeks are
sO2324 against sls period of last year
The Exports Of the week past not including specie,
were in round numbers million and half Of which one
half was breadstufs
Another Copper Mine dividend has been Kscde. The
Cliff Mine has declared semiannua dividends Of slo v
share making ssv share Of aggregate dividends on els
paid up After this dividend there fair surplus left In
the Treasury.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company have de-
-elsred dividend Of tl9 y share.
The supply of money call continues good at cent
The Banks dscountng freely for their customers but
the supply of PAPER in the street is sufficient to keep tina
crates up to 9alo cent fer good signatures.
The Report Of the Ulster Land Company contsics the =
odsfaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
Markets. :. Reported By Telegraph.

CINCINNATI Jan T-FLoUR has advanced to 81 Provisions
are large sles Of bulk meat and &c for Snos
der and sides $500 bb prime Lard ,sid q sss Me- , or
v sales at 81 9cQs5 fREIcHrs New Orean fiour 5oc
Pork Csc; to Pitt,bursb, Flour, s g PORK. TIC. =
CsARLrsToS Jan Tho sales Of CorroE odsy were $50
II SEQ Quotations from 81 to ol The
nsIiet firm with qualities Of c Receipts
OF HE week. r. go bales Stock At this port, 81 $50.
EpwOsLEAKs unchanged the receipt Of
the krss advees Sales 1900 bales DecIesd secsips
Southern 90 bales FLOUR has sales
bb At 81 81 81 So L.rxe sales Of Gussy BAGS hsye
been dull lot ilc Stock
port eco beg dali at WHEAT held ~
81 g. sIssT EXCHANGE NewYork ct to premiun
dull Co1roN to Liverpool. 4.
CIEcinSlTr Jan as-FLoUa dali decline OF Is cents
bulk MeAf5 az 4t95t
for Ses bbls prime Lard ec 900 kc
ditto slc 5000 bbs Meas PORK e2 3d. LNssEp OIL hns
aavsr cedto CSC.
IouIsyILE active Of advanced prices
sse GO pieces sst Shoulders ct 40 psckd 5000 sides at 5
z1oo Ibis PoRK at sl7dsl2 IS; Ella So held Ss
Sls; loo bbls at exc held higher .
PsovDrscE Jan 2s change in Corros In Wool there
change with e activity In the market The stock
zch educed Absut I'll the nssos eakoo y o6bre4
eaies u $1,000 h. There hs tsea a deqa ID push
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
Foreign Ports.
Domestic Ports.

BALTIMoRE-Arr jan a. schr Richard Borden, jane New
samuel Smith Ryesr schr. E. MsDoas
mouth Caroline hs RoSn ssT;YsIl JSaa Twsy Coz
W P Williams Rodgers NewLondon, Conn., sesains SSaiu'
boston Jan q ship Starr Kius, Turner NewtHrypon;
@ MS1 &c. SS AZ. c o y, cpa
gas samuel Cook Cock PIeynceown With Of
f h's"s :ssi' @ .
wa Ss join Ps M.isas Belle '1f
n % sssS as' f.y: "a cs:
pee RIDER PhsdslPhi.; 's, Ra,,n RO;e s.,snnss Sid
1s O1 one Hemsss Hole Copeland sysanah Vi.
s hS' P Fss s H e.
Eau H T9i john e a Ma ss IN .cs
Gs S@ I. pp ss:'s d ssf w' s
Or Cope I.ysnS csEpssi fIoH ca bsii Cecilia
s Gs 81 aa s s Iii fs DO p ass,
ssn DO a,t A,c hssIsi .L As Joy
h.ven AIsIIiassdi Fletcher Baltimore Edward Frank
'' eHakLGsfoS"aT, Jan q ship c.h.rne Andrews. New.
yoi s:i. h f,51. BT ss.tt kby.sDoo JUL. Dean Nal
Hall E.itnere; Kate HotroeI Gsh Roeisad Ne Echo
& M os :a IMP Geo. , as as:y
e. s.s y anI R., a ' fss An
N Mss M p ah B.. I h.yl. rs 1s
S: S;:s = .s:. a:s
ssIngrs % Hyda Carney New York bark Edi.e Cfo.sI
SAd De osIs ows-s oslae.s Port Prince va E.. P)
o sss az o.. an as'
tsk Sarsr Hay New Oesns; Sp pol E.rea Aumcu xsys-
sser P ~hIs resrles Adams P.,teronvie La Loaiine
Smith, Sewy wk honterey socIs Phlsde phis Nsr,on
ssass e. v. e'c.ss Fen .Ag Ead.9n, Hord ;nhO Ham
s4i,t. New Yert' Meadow FIench Northern Porf.
Ls ss1:s' s .s II.
"a. s2 ish sehr K. u. Trimbe ST Stephen Sr Ss"Yoa
EDGARTOwH- Ar Ian IS brig Leonine Asrrymau New.
stor-hrs xnty Whore Hole
tcen IeYs New BedfJra 9Th sehr HyerA Fognn, Norfolk
for Porso,th 9TH por AN brig Leontine Hyens:
BIZ steamer Corqzercr
Nsw-ioft. -
PRANKFoRT-Arr jan a. sch Lucy white, Tarey. N YrL;
Triton. Han irsn, Boston
HOLINESS HoLE-An Jan IS - N, schnl J. Knight Hsl-
ifoos isnEer for Boston God Hunts h1Iee PLIasphs for
Do sc Z, ssr Iyens Arr 2sh barb. By Safe sgror, Bald
latns D.ss sn. do hr RsgpshAnnO,t River Dysr
9Th No arrivals Sid esrts Edmund Dwight u Gen. Elm Bsy
st.ie brig Sia,inA Thomu Edssrd schrs Aarcsls T.
Freeman 3 Lewh Indisns, n J. Knish 0ol dgnter n
Dssb Dyer Label Aineia having rsps,rsd Ia port Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
Passengers Sailed.

.eGmhe Warrington, for S0uhampon and Bremeu-A LABEL
O. OIz Harrison g. o. Issppc n sutchns California; Chss
kiIs nsnss and lady W. Geppeksn Lo9s BshI WIN sakel
~ Basg Mr. Wallach lady infant f. Scirsed
Brins LOUISVILLE Ky Mrs Garanc Baltimore; H. d. Kitch.
ell Mclissn; Blanche fobet Havana Chas Siege Ialo
Ferd Eelke Germany; *. Dorm Misc IL Dom Phaiepaia 81
Briole France A. Stiles Loas Hirschfe George Naezel g.
Krone Chs vorwerk Chss Rose Madame Berg Mis-,
Specie sl57tto
In seam.hp Ohio, from ApinroH-T Amory lady Madam
Vaet and daughter Madam Bons WILLIAMSON adv Me- Young
hdy Capt pavidson I'd In LIST Lieut.. B. Haniershoo
T. b. sweeney. I'd Leuts r. Boad and KELLOGG j. H. VII.
liam, S'ei,berscr Coony, J. McAee. w. r. Vincent Il.
Rene, T. 7. sherman W. Conaat, w II. Hill, H. Hill, ~
Killer Brewer Z. NJ Lyle 5 II. Lowry, n Lowry C. hM.
dDs Wil.ns H. r sisty Mendel A Bsrto J. II Stevens
deushter H. Judy II. Moore l. Hepburn
Hamilton LieGt Kinnsi Capt T. Blunt w Smith P Joha
son Sque Langley b. Watts. ID Guyon N p. Porter
Hudion IhouG H. Smith, c. Bizelow, Hsllet o.
Lort Morris b Harrs C. Moore, NJ Decker +. Besdy O.
Mills and 15c others ~ -
hs'sa.ahr aSaMa from Bern rda-Csp Ludlow Capt Whit.
Ing Csp w Hug a A. bers WIN THOMPSON Lieut. Gense-
toort N Lieut. Bosss U. $. N, L. A Ali, Miss a. A
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIs
sVF--Etes IL Ses....... IS Moon-Sets.. !ls
HIGH WArER......rHs
Sandy Hock.... tam Gov Island e2sm He'll Gaze. lI0s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw.YOBK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
uss savannah Mtcheii James Adsar Dc Iin:on
1 H.sshs .% i'ii Meier Hamburg via Charleston w
Asdsn1e: Lambert Newore.n, Fo.dct sc.mmcn
n: Meet Rssts. fy B @Bss s ca r. 9I
Ss., Sssf. sia R g Sarah Jane
BIis7wseias Poyeh s. Marks, &c, smswoos, Anderson
Bsy Hasa' ES po. s.s
iTE D BrOSsm,n Co MoIsss Msrsah.n and market
dle HsIdns Port saPnee Nesuith Sons oesn Bird Dodge
sfhSsnsr' eIisTcn HsSst AP.l.eleolA E.s. Hs1,rd
Co. Ee!pP:s si. CITY g'
% e.G Sss es &c Pa7
s~an Klssen Van BIuni slasht; Mary Charlotte Perry
sa SA 5:. h. xs1
Sna f .xf ss.. s1 .H .
Gsts Racket Bristol msstnr W. Comp, Bsey Rev Haven
S Sas S fss s'1 ss.sss
Arrived.
BIS Errere Reed Rsed BIset fsei IL S.i.. ra ''H
s.S aH % 10 r wGods c5 81, n.s
the vessel about 4c even With The srr
''si s:s ~ s:1: d: :s
.erss e Dolnsr Potter 20 inst Chncosessus Asans W.
seSi g saish SsssI Wi@nsso. day.. ..r.r store. to
sshr BFi.. Bird,s Wilmington d. rsr.l sore.. ms.sr
II s .9. h hs. sxp sasi,. ss:sa a
s. si sts & 5Sss .as sas: !;
euiirs he pssrge. lot sails kc-
schr hrs, Nckcrsor Boston DAYS udse W Herr-k
sehI labels Fslkner, Boston days Dayton s2risrs
Schr @. Horton, Mana Rociisnd line.
s,hr Edort Smith, Rockland. granite.
Sehr Melville. -, Rockhnd. lime
s h 1saa S:snss Ba. f Fsst !. s! LINE
Sleep yisilsnt. wsls Newport
Propeller shetscket Gears Norwich CT uast-r
Selr Adeline ol Rocksnd Denson Long bahama
Gays hdes to w Newman She experienced weather
during the Loot s4iis, &c.
Sloop Oregon, Fowler PIvvdsree days to master
Sleep Frederic Brown Gardiner Providence m|pe to master
sLEDSiesmshp Augusta Savannah James Adser Chsrles-
Eosloke Eor kc sLp John Glpin Ring San francs,o:
Blanchard, ChAlsien os.sse, NewOesls bark Eazsrene
MsrzsIo; brig w Russell Lehgsng for Mstxszas aad others
Tie ship Empire Zsreg hence for Liverpool Jan returned to
Fett hssi heavy Gather which
the City and anchored In the River AID
bile being transported this morning to the Atlantic Dock r re-
para sshofe the south sde Of Govefnos AID
got on h water Saturday evening without lay dsms
,ss mp Compromise reported below Saturday
We ihe ship Empire, returned ieaky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Ff-'V0T U
There were the 2sst December at the furnace $50
Pig Of Lead end six of Copper Accord
ing to the letters Of the Superintendent the amount on
and is increasing at the rate of 10 pigs day TIE re-
put generally favorable Cor the ultimate profitable work
Ing on the mine
To Directors Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Of hh' City have declared annual dividend of 81
cent also rennia divideAi of 81 cent payable N
the 18th proximo.
The Albany and New Salem Railroad has made diyi
deud of cent payable in Stck the Office Of Mess
Cammann e. Co, Wallst
The ANIMAL report Of the Cos7mbus and xenia Rail.
road has appeared and viii be satisfactory to the stock
holders The comparative busneG Of the last year has
"a c,rovs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

the elos. With Ess .as home .ssry As n.stss
ssso.sisp &C. sell cs1stiss n fr sofxe
ne se ss a. I es%n a'sa e ..r.s: 's:
Al III ri way the elase sad SIT f uirst -
S.y :Id sssr W e. - !. 4. .sod i.a
tte eosld D h.d undsI 80 ne stss are ~
etds in D. s,i-s CO tt B.itaore sr Ferns, e..ry:
esits :. : s. {; ?, s 90 - Con- Ma
o. he s sPo nd I.ssas5 lsr s
RArSqbe hsh prices Wheat s.etioss
he .i.ss S ;.s Soss ,. ne11is, RE o.: :s'.ss
r.. s.H:.s =. ,s' ,s,' Gale :. Sat: IA
S %fsa 70 +. .s.les Of vss,s .ppas dsni
eb,ci.d prices spd vry sassited sale, go bh g
= e - ;e
: = - = =; Z Z
& =: - *: |: =: -. J. -.
's % =. s e. =: ';s' ss
Comfy s: s s:s + Sac q .s.s e
g Ssss Bsss Hans ~ ssss, % az. If Isl IA
Z s pIs e. . as Il ss e. ssss Ss a'
~; Z: . s;, q sIs
si;si :.s .s su. the demand for Scotch rsli,
~ stEb "a iniiss "a demand at sh. advance
Sc sa' s'. .s:, 1 run si' .ai Al
IX4HER-rhs market it, frances and The demand
l1ed owing 70 the s:Uety o. most heavy
Al The ,toes Of Enskh Lnsesd mainly In the hs.ts
snsrutors and small ots the market irregular when
have Sane bat :rEs pass. have sesa sp9,es
err de Whale eomnal ana be qaotsd al "a
Vsnufsetusd change. Grade spe,m firm q 81 %
Which decided i'm rovsmen winner unoeecnea W.T.
r1Dgs 81 a. and BleGchcd ~ - a.
TOREsThe market Ia Tho hifh prices cheek ne
s,rn5. ss sO Lb's spifin Turpoape a. estdSc Cudsb
mly held IS s ass So srrek sbon res Sol oon ,en
asiss a md Z s 'sssss'ss Sss County wsss
nssseied .ni offered at lower iasss Tar STEADY
FfET-The market this article dali and dToopne sales
"a H. "a ~ lcI dllc: 200 Marscsibo at lie. - -
ss spil but steady go bids New Orleans 40
x,c 1870 bids Cuba for export on private terms
6OLAssES- good dnand exists for ksworeans a. neaay
have been made bags Pimento for
pot ct io4c, IN bond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

The report Of the State Directors Of the Camden ana
Anboy Railroad and Delaware and Rarian Canal Com
psnes contains the following particulars:
During the yeartwo lines have been estabhsheo on
the road The whole Of the road 35 miles between Boz
dentown and South Amboy has been reaid with hesvy
rsk except four miles part Of the road between Dor
entown and Camden has been relaid and the rest i'm
uoved Onthe road between Bordentown and New
wick part of the track has been relad and second track
has been laid at Trenton brick engine house EGG BY
~ feet has been built at South Amboy one at Irenteu
los BY co; depot 1t Jsmesburg and other buildings as
cher nsces he increase in TIE vaue of equipments Il
The gross receipts of the Companies for the year
1883, from the roads have been el74i207 o. expead
tures, slla5l73 l4-excess Of earnings s5gs,.33 es
There has been transported during the year through the
Delaware and Raritan Canal 076 Fol tuns pounds Of
coal being decrease Of 90 600 uns from last year. the
decrease being accounted for by the late opening of the
canal account of repairs and because the Pennsy
Canal not navigable during month of the season
Also transported ls9692 cubic feet of timber 500 900
feet Of lumber l5oO7 bushels of grain feed 36l
bbs Of -four 727 tun and 093 lbs Of ron 10 passen
gers and upward Of $4,000 Of general merchandise
On the foregoing there accrued to the State in transit d.
tee s33,257 &C.
The groes receipts Of the Canal Company for the year
essays 81 expenditures for same time, ei5i754 -
excess Of earnings sa27, 4s3 81.
The whole amount of revenue to the State from the
Joint Companies sl5o5i5 c4i being s6332l PSI from
the Railroad and s3sos3 &c from the Canal-the balance
being regular and extra dividends stock owned by the
State and interest on the bonds Of the Companies
The following shows the increase and decrease of way
freight on the Camden and Amboy Railroad:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
Ipccse

- o'ies -
The expenditure for all purposes in 1853 ssssi 81
sYbe road and eanipsge is In Gs.rate condition, and
she ,por states viii upare avoraby with the best Of the
arst class roads in the country The number Of through
psssngsn os tho year Is is9sos and that Of way 'i'as;
shs Sser being an increased 4S'i and The latter an in
crease Of 1884, carried over s road during the previous
year The amount of capital stoc d a9'o0 convert
be bonds $4,000 The present deIt Of the Company e1
Guiding capital stock and subscriptions to other roads here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
s,h,radelpi.ia Markets. .SArvnpAr, Jan. %

Tl FLOUR srket firm At the sdvsncs and 5000 go bb
.eid fo shpmeut At SO tb-hs latter for selected aad
sood which now the general assna sis for slip
limited ~ 500
brands Coss MEAL and RYE FLOUR are hraer
Ied above Of buyers WBEAr better and kOoSO
sod in lots at So and - % good Pean
vspa hs Com and In demand ct the late advsnce
Of 2sctaS bushels Penney yeo 81 RYE
wsnted 81 tea e1 10 OATS held At Sc with small as
quiet end prices rae IN favor OF ho
bu,er here nothing the GROCERY trade Cofees sre
5u and prices and lower In the few sale: made pub
In the PROVISION trade there feature holders are
finn sid limited CLovERsEsD limited az - z5c
ID u WHISKY has further adyarcsd barrels are qaoted
a sc ard hh1a 1t SIC o gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
Receipts Of Produce. LAX. as.

BY s Ne York and HARLEM Rdosd OoaeasS for Ae wsk md
iae o. 1893 Mill N head Cattle Is do. Cows z52
Dc Csves tl do Sheep do Horses p 895 Bs dressed Hogs
ses Mutton and Beef o pkg Poultry g do E q do Gut
Feed ltle lus Potatoes i22ts Buckwhest Flour Hats
100 bt Lime ~ bales Hay 81 tHn Les. 10 Lumber 81 10 Mar
bic lee @ PspeT 81 bbs Pickle 1873 FIou. tj
bales Wedding Wagons
BY ns Erie Racad1 bbs Flour 30 Pkg Butter go sides
Leather, GO bass Gaia
~ Nt,O YSrt ard Neo-hse, R'a,oad Jy s 200 ptr
Potatoes IS DO Butter 500 do Paper zs4 do Cheese
try, e. boxes Marble large quantities of erchandbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Inc following shows the gross receipts OF the Camden
@le Amb9y Railroad from their various lines
otnns Line On Camden AnbSy Railroad from
S, 9i Branch Rsirpsd Philadelphia and
MS,s,, !, ~ rs ?. HAL Irsnportaton, &c eelS67 g.
On SAnesn and Amboy Railroad from New York
Psss;1s - mesaens eesipsof towing s2li5l2 IS
Steytps. 42a3A %. S''~Ass"' S'''ii - $40 JUN
Ss,nSs, ma ION oenesn toward New York S75ss
SevYork. ellie ISL 81. - INC from rnuaaeiph's 70
Camden snd Anboy Rsil-osd . p n
delphi ellaCe6 60 - ''ns ron New 70 Phiia-
Enisrsnt lie from Philsd>lphis IN Nav
New-fo-k Phlaielphia 6lsk3o Ia i''s' sSzsi az d.
He's rssy way sns ,B0.denso~a to Newsri ssiye a.
tl32 ise s5 r.-ac-s A'en ana jersey City,
on, sS I .s q sl''ss'As ksY@t via osAu Jersey
BOreeniswa and South AliOy accommodated line ssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Aarkess.. CAaxFuIIY RxPoxrxp FOR The n. .Tsnu,,
market frpsr for Pots and 6rnss for
A., naIast irregular ana exceedingly dull; sales
oos 49, 80, Hone Sn ss. 80 speculation, III:
fLOun AND MEHL-Oar make for Western Flcuy
opspsa essr with limited demsnd for export the sde-s