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ara.ou River Market Boats.


Of CI-r< 10 ~ ProSDes seseysfsy,
Rsro,,rs ,.or-ssly f.r TIE ses Yora Daily Tribuns.
Crnt s,r BRITT ofths bs-ae Iude pendsnce from Fhs
Lsp3ps .rriy.d wharf foot = NurAyst ~ 81 and o.
r.ror IL. following articles BY ne voysse. q 5res--
n y.i Caves and L-m'-, Horses. csrcss- 81
pf .res.ss o. Pork lbs dressed Pouiry 80 Fowls.
Tr,l,y. h bt. Fs.s On Particles - R.b6i. 80 ru5s
pn,.r sr..sps 10 g. haes Hay. "a Ave 55 h.r Cora
s,,l BIZ. Po,soes = ohs Apeles. o. bisles Psache.
n do P..r "a Do Quaces IS do Pbns 5 bbls Plans -
b,le OF Coed. IS Hickory Nuts bah Chesnu tons
sunse Il Drilling Machines Steam Engine, large P!sne
turs loose Machinery cases Woolen Goods 100 baskets
ar hoxes Gr.p.s csse Bel,rDg, lo,ds Farui'ure.
Cert O B. Bumtehof Of the barge Exeharre from Poufh
i,n.e srr wharf 'oot Of NIrrayst Oct repJrs ne
oire article. thu voyage Wis Beeves 10 Veal Calves
i6 Sheer spd L.gbs Swine, Horse. escasfs Mutton,
,r ,v,rssns Is lb. go bale. Hay do Straw 200 bushels
Gem Oats $ hbls Rye 81 haas Suck What II do
Poh,oes 20 bbs Appls basket Peache.. bbis Qrnee-
Is bt Cider. bags Wool bss Feathers. Il bales G)0d.
$50 Chair 40 barrels and half do 100 C.stnEs 50
cot. Roee loads Fur iiue 81 bbl. Dye~Ood 80 bbl Ale.
Wasop. shnsl,s $50 beg. Feed 2 b.s, Rye Flour
Capt Chss Hslstesd Of the barge Ninsnk from Sewburfh,
arrived wharf Of N4rens Oct g. the fol-
lowing atics by ibe voyage VIZ 10 Veal Calves ~ ,ep
and Lambs Horss Beeves 900 FORK
Err. 22 ruhs Butter s. lbs, 10 frtn.do svesias
n2ts Is bales Hay, 80 bills Rye. bags Ba;kwhsst Dos
Posioes 10 baskets Peaches. do Q1ine's Dol Cider u
rolls Leather A7 sides do, &c bundles Paper, bales toocs
2eooTs Pigeons cases Carpet Bags boIesd do, % boxes
sosp.
Cap, A. Smith Of barge Berkshire from New Pals Landing,
ay,d Al whsf foot Of Wsnen Oct Z report, the foioE
in article. by the viz Neh Cow Veal Calves
Sheap srd Lsmb IL Swine, Hore earcasses beeves 0s
Go Pom Stn lhs SEED PonfTy 100 Fowls II Turkeys II
Duo,s bhs Ks lO5 tubs Butter sverssins ~ ID. ose
Hay no 60 Straw bbls Ry- He BAG. Corn Meal 80 bags
Buckwhsst 10 bills Apples. bbls Pears, bbs Ounces
bills Cider bb VIerH Csrrisse, "a bags Wsnu. 40
CLesDut 1oO bis. Craps
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Foreign Ports.

An at London Sept u.s. Rainbow. Gaze, Boston l'th, Al
R.venswOod johnson, Rmoa.k Gertrude. silsby J.@,ica
Go. 18th Coster Foster Newcastle and New York. Grey
AR At Grye.nd I'd. WIN Woodsde woodsds, Bic.
Ar Deal. 18th, Metropolitan Smith London for Have
land aid z) 2st, Australia Mseodues Quebec land SD tor
CD, 1t Bristol 18th omsnl Gordon. Cardiff.
CID ct Newport l&th. Satellite, Amsbury, New York
Ar In Pernsrth Roads 18th John Psyson, Fuller ST. Ste
An 1t Shields prevou, 18th Paul Bosss Dzer London
W. r. Jones. Honeywell Plymouth lstA o. J. Chasse,
ca at Chriasna 4ih ul., Dudley Gray. FOX port in
sd from CuIhsrsn Iah ul. North csrolia. Foster for
Ar 81 Bremen lsth ul. Ar. Union Stubs. London
Arr at Br,msrhsysn 18th ult William V. Kent. Pentleton
vance PSIep end abb Blanchard Harding. d. SD iith
J. w. Andrys. Freneh, Phil:aelPhia,
An IN ;he Teri issh 1t asisn France. York, H.v.1.
iii, A1;.i,. JsIs.a .as sarah g. ayss. S9es
AR sayn. Sept !. Eagle, Matthews, COn.tsntinope.
SID from M.drs. Ass wm. Goddard Mckay Calcutta
AR at Calcutta July IS Gray Feather MeLoushln, Mel
S.SoisoH shss: boSSss.!s fcI : Steele, ssa
don March q k5.Ie.. klo.ie. 90 Mach ''"' Lon
A. sips,pcre JULY q z. Corning Groves, for Batavia
sd ed for Gnoy-gist TeissrapS Harlow Hons kons@
9Th Ellen Foster Sender do
A, Foeehew foo July "a, ship ssml Russsa Linsbur..r
a. c taSsis ssI p;::. .s Tin elSsd
st:Il;s s.s:e :: s. 4ss a.yas 90:
s.n Fr.seeo .sn yeses Eis.beth Ksnssay; Joy ,S'
Jehsp RSs.o and lseAinnsa. Ennh fog do Csrsas Smith,
DIX Cove Af,e. June D. bark chas... Des.ter Salem
A. rse:ss SEPT s b.,t Ioni. Aver from st. J..o iu.,
A. N..ss Sep. - hssi Hsy, whsldes for Bos.ss; .chr.
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Arrived.

stesu.hp Star of the South Marks New Orleans
ton specie &c, to T. P Stanton Experienced strong n T.
Ship NJ de- E@S toi Bath Percy, Bremen Al days, md.e
2sIssa Knight for swYOri; bar. Ann Johnson for Do
Oct s. 1t 80 80 lon 49, 10 'qna from carried away
the ioIeopmssi spd msihtOPesanimHt The NJ de T. had
Ship Seth spissas' oi Boston wsd.wOh LeshOrn 40 days
shp I.ssc Ailson coI~sy Hamburg 81 days. md.e and
7 passengers to w. T. schmidt3 Coz vessel to wm Nielsen
ship Harvest Queen (giti YSuns Liverpool Sept nd.e
from 81 Georges Banks has had continuance OF westerly
SIP lnO Psn, Rio J.nsirG Sept rS:swGod d. :Osss T.;
for Baltimore coming out passed bark h.,sId BAR snow
. ts,w b,s ',a bosns s sa bs no
NE utd,s where she should have had them
Ship Ctaes, White Liverpool Sept !, with coal to george
Bark Ams1op ,of Baltimore Long Cenuesos 20 days su
VIM r. Rhodes from AleIands steering Z Sid in with
barb Chid- Bsrold. King. tor Pblsd. lphia
.o prs ot :sa % kxs Sep.
ircle Fanny Louise dry GOd., from Bordeaux VI. ~.
ohsr e.ro eou'i',ir Of vine. olive oil preserved fruit
tSo, r.Dey. 1e Oct lat s. 80 lon IS IS passed .eh9on
B. HUDSON, Brl Cook, P.toa vi. Newport II days coal
BnI Nehemiah Hand. Turner Baenc. Ayrs. Aug Is hide
,Ioke bIis Lion Grdn.r from Buepos Aye. for New York
Capt Tune, ,heN H. reports violent gale from the z:
dan but TO what extent he did not learn
Bns Surf sweetsnd Petou " s. 10 dsys coal TO Arthur
Lny.
Brig Isaac Carver of seport) Clark s.sas !. Grsrds u
aBys sugar ard pass TO nss er.
Brig ynssr RSy. OBJ Moro. c.,sO. day.. YEA
ready fol ashore IN the harboY-wu GOT of without
dan sac. ard " uld ssl in days.
Brs tnoeh Pratt ,offsn RverJ Baker Baltimore 10 days
sshr. Warner Taylor, Charleston days. cotton to
sehr Ersheh tD.r) BOhn. Bolivar "a days hides ke- to
L. Beek kBnhardt
sehr Trent Br) Beemsn AbaeOs day., oranges &C. to c.
Aes'rly
sehr Mar, E. Hover Krouse Bos,on 5dsys udse mattel
Sthr Wonder F.ench. Providence
schr Tsrif Smith New Bedford oil
sehr Alderman Brzntor Phlsdelphi. coal for Bridge
sebr Msrtlehe.d Dexter. Rondoat coal for Portsmouth
Schr. Surprise. Henley Portland CT.
sehr Benny Davis. hsse, Portland, Ct
sehr. Joserh Hall, Cole, Portland c.
Sehr. Joe. ph, trou Portland CT
sebr. y Bueklpsh.n, Portland. CT, stone.
Sehr. Norrhrop, Portland, Ct, stone.
sehr New YOrs, Goodse Boston days mdse. Dayton
schI Mary. Jones, c.lss d., lumber to Jed Pry.
sehr Mozart Godfrey Calais days, lsths and plaster to
schI Pane the ID Hssinds Provineetowu days, ssh
TO master.
sehr Coinels. Small, HsIweh, Cab
sehr Sun. B.l, Harwieh fab
schr Tiops, Snow, harweh fab
sshI May T. MIMI Collins Pr0videuee, in tslast for
sehr 4 LIE Fay csn .PhI.d.pal., coal fos Boston.
sehr George Eew.d Nay, Phisdsphs for PrOvieence.
Sleep Gerius Portland. CT, stone.
sloop Rhode Island hall. Providence
BEL0w-shp Lebanon. Story. Newport. Wales % days,
iron TO Gordon Talbot s0.,ded ~ plO. Of washington
No Z. ~ nile east Of Sandy Hool. III inst
Los:., Bremen S day. Brig A.iaesd, 81 -. ASO,
two ships sns I've hrisA
wNp-suaris,, NE; Hsssdisn. EN.E-i Sunset, GE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER H. 1854

nos.moni Els, C: de-, % gEA'.rlne and ooe'' ''''
PR x,hop SEP. sas NAu.s. Lin:oin fO' Malaga
Ro,.cid.a SER 2 oss KooptsBeei Dut;hl. ioF Boston
IC;.,sov I'd alt ba.l,J C. Hal Perry for Foviisnee
is.1 ,aa Ger ,oi 40 pG ys.sj 1soap,on Mecaoh
ai ;op.ye. n h u, brig M,oa Kenney for New York or
DI.S0 s. Johr. B. Sd inst, brig. zw.sw, ueer@ss
Ks.y B.pssS Dsyd:sS Gardiner ;h JSh.1e:
sSS, Fsppo Ma.e. New. Haven; Lion Graft Bah
Ar at Liverpool N slst 1 brig Ro.e ray Belle Es,Jn'
Boston; ?s,h Psirio,, Eaton; 90
HGnOSa Aus sas John G's sTT r, SAN
Frsneeo jay q for shanghai AePper ship passed Aug
bound the westward She came fS" TOW S ,as 0S'I %
Soss could reach her which put OF for the Pass she e
;,.,e 18th AZ bark Bherins M,re for Malaga
At L..horn 18th alt, ships Adrian Hunter Roger,
Maxwell ard Rsjah Jenes for uned states on'S 0osr
bah. Kepler Tucker Tor Phl.delpha do; j. N H.sts,
Latham Tor United States. Sid prev to ii'h ship Joshua
Flo De Jsn.iro Sept s. steamer Bay City warlsr from
PsrnsmSGeo S, san pus aes Gregory
from sahis for Newfork ds Asaes rssSe'' O R.i,ore
dsc lie cOeq MsnioD for Boston wis NJ brss Paragon
Jobnson from Rio GraDde, do Nevada Polls a.t sF
Navy Bay; istS bark Marcia, LANG Mansanila 2st brig
Malvern Jsimsn, St AIMS Bay. -,
An az Monego Bay 18th ult. schr. samuel Besuehsmp,
BALTIMORE and CID st6 for Cuba; 2ss Br brs BermndAna
Outerbrie ge, Philadelphia ,,.
AT Ponce about 18th ult brig Mary tBrl for Baltimore
DAYS. 49,.
Al Sssua 2ah u brig Isaac Carver. Clark for Newfork
days 80, ~.
Al San Ju,n tCub. 18Th ult brig Sarah Gibbs for Boston
25th ~,
SD from Pictcu 9Th inst bark Robert Pennel Parker New
Bedford -, ~
An at Miramich 18th u brss Peacock Coolidge Boston,
9Th veper Ferguson do 18th, bark Mary Ridley, Cay DO
Cid 9Th bark Sea Bre. re. Mayo Hull -,
An At shedsc sd baks Reaper St,bb Boston; 26'h
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Whaler.

sid from New Bedford eth bark Vernon for Pacific Ocean
sid from EdssItown It'll. ship Three Brothers, tof Nan
tuektu Cleveland, North Pacific Ocean
CD Salem 9Th bark Lady Suffolk of Beverly Robertson
Atlantic Ocean.
Arr at Warren, r. L. 9Th inst. bark VIM. Henry Collins
Providence, 10 ct for whaling
Sid from Mystic 9Th inst Robin Hood, Gnley, japan
Sea
CD a, San Francisco 18th ut bark R. Adams Andrews,
Q cruise
Al Society Islands sb,. Aug ship Com. Morris Lawrence
Of Falmouth.
At Mrqpesss Islands June 90 bark Pantheon of New Bed
ford-ro oil
ca ct Honolulu Aug l. ship Alabsm, COsse'hau' of Nan
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From Der Correspondent ]

PHI LFHIA-1rTHss-Ue- ~, - 1870. -.
lev View Orleans; tEs Sea Foam Moor Ro GRADE es.a
Glide Harold KirE Cieuflesos; schrs Nsr-hs Wrtataso
Wrsh;irsfon "a River; y. Tobias; hsrd, boeon NS-
J.n,. PsE. FeEards BriiF-por-. n Flsnaer. 'Hf5,s
Ch.rss'ot ~ Wirain-ton v - John FGrnam 'oe"i pa
her Providence.
Clea,sS->tulr Delsvsre sa-k HewYoTk; 5Fiss Empire
Crorsn Bo-fou; Lacy Atwco, Chase Do chr Iq g
B,csel Mar,on CusSsloa e and ularssf; v HI Hard
lns Boston Col lee Pss-. Edwards. do c. A. OfeneE
Mart DO Grace Dslrx Bartlett, Bridgeport.
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By telegraph.
CHARLFsT

CHARLEsToy-Arr Oct. 10, Z. s. ~ steamship A'ron'
Foster from SevYork
SEW-ORLF ANs-Arr. Oct g. ships sewell aad Lorsnzo'
Boston; bark. Saxon do Jehn Bryant and Charles New
Yoik
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ASHESThe market steady for Pots bat rme for Pea L.
Sales Of 50 bb sc lGia Sc Is for Pearls aud ~ fr Pots
BTF-WAX-A SAFE al 800 bbs yellow sold al % a nc
COTTON-Tbe msrtet is firm and the demand continues
fair for export and home at the annexed quotations:
NETWORK cLASsIFIcATIoS
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Roads.

H. cosr DIETS
Dad. Co.tof Cot pr Fandei
x.w.yor, ard Erie .sS4 o9ss5 si5oco sASi ss5
baltimore .od Ohio y y 3: 49, ssS 600 sgeco
Pa "a sSsi,.t.;o1i. iz9oeo0o $500 $500
Io th. rbsve 10 aesmed that the Coauhi Rail.
road psrt q tire Peru.yivsus Central and that the Ohio
ara Mississippi finished ard stocked complete Now mis-
abatement that these roaSs pad precisely ih-
pet profits per mile then assuming the dividend Of Ede
6p cent a. standard the results would b- 10 fsei
Baltimore and Ohio ................... ~ y cent
Pen usylvsnis Central ................. Y ceat.
Ohio and Mississippi ...................l2i y cent
Taking y cent dividends diving par vsae 70 s'ocss s1i
have the 'ollowirg intrinsic Of these stocks
New-fork sb5 = ne sh.res....................
Baltimore and Ohio shares.
Peunsylvsnis Cenir. sharea..........,.......lZt
Ohio and Mis.issippi, shsr.s. ....."''H4
This ia on the .upostion these DO make the sse
profits the ohio and Mississippi Railroad per mile, must be
By far than either Of the other wor The oI
this TOO Obvious TO require elaboration = 81 ioo
fertility Of the country the petition q me fo-9 y
far better and the compeion mach less fsct mere
roed No road vii be eoDced the same direction ana "a
the dissrict Of couu for at least t~enty Yeas
III. THE BEGINNING OF BUSINESS ......
The Ohio ard Mississippi Railroad Ia DOW opeoeo De
Cincinnati ard JeBersonvile distance OF 10 nis. % ~,
ttOug Is only fur monihs since the hfs uA " oio.
Aorors yet the result is surprise 70 VOC LIS -
fieId. Toe road has Row 5o p..enssts pr
week .qnsl 10 80 co snDum There Is noN no iuoa
e." 90 between Ciuc,onai and seymour Sl nes)
IN he first twelve months Of lie operations N9tnns IKE tais
hs. e, en- been done f year and on such by
n, ~ w.. whore railways have done the best TIE
nced under auspices equally ch-er-
M as1.rd nothing 10 b a h is5 no od
pe,o,s .nnher wear vii have zone, IL WILL be fully
peted sbo will vsdicse to the world not ony ITS own .IPe
r.lwsv, over everything the won has yet exhibited The
recent panic from which many JUS coming to their .eases
" w,stpes and deusion which the shrewdest Of
money dealers are subject
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Ocean Steamers.
STEAMERS DEPART.
Passengers Arrived.

IN slip mo from Rio Jdneiyo-Mr Holden.
In brig Jan WakcGed from Hardad-Cspt Mclean aud
three Of Of barb Mary Lost Coorudo Reef Sept
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD-O

NEW-1UKk and EKIE KAILROAU-Ou
~ and Ser wednesdsy Sept 81 and until srthss notice.
Passen Trans leave Pier foot Of Duanss - follows vs
Buffalo Expes at A. NJ for Buffalo.
Dunkhk Express at 6 A. n for Dunhrk- ,,.
Mail at 81 A. ~ for Dunkrk aud Buffalo, and n''f"s's~
Stations
Roehlsnd Passenger 1t 81 NJ from foot o. Ch."eesS
Via Piermont for Suhern, and int medse stsnons CA.
Way Passenger F. H. for otvis and inisfmees'e s'
tons
Night Express a. 81 r n for Dgnkirh and Busda
Emsrant ct p. d. for Duaknt ana psns'' saa ms'"'
ste Statiopa ,,.x t
These Express Trains connect q panso VIZ nre-Z
spisudd on Ze for all poss the Lakes 40
ii Dunft with the Shore Railroad for cisvsland Cs
einpsti Toledo Detroit Chicago nc: - .
b. c. HcCALLUN, Gssers Superintendent
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Tvs ANfRIcay ExcHASGE B,sK, NEW yosk June issx:
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND OFTEN PER CENT.

"A the Capital Stsck OF THE Bank VIII be paid on ths nm
day OF July next. . .,. ,rx~
million dollars payable one half or hy dollars PEE
share the first day OF July next and the other haf on the
sixth day of Nov ember next.
The stock will distributed to the old stockholders
share OF shares OF old ock
according the Stock Ledger e morning OF the ]oth ns
The rights fractional parts of shares be usnsfeuee
ard con biped A. obtain full shares
Any stoc kholder may at any TINE pay ID
BIZ new shses full entitled rebate at tho rate OF
per cent per snnum the moety 10 the 9th November
The latter half of the increased stock v not be emitted 70
sny portion Of the dividend la November next
The Tanser Books will be closed rom the 18Th inst TO the
lat July Inclusive G A. hEI6S. CsshsE
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ....rHts DAY.
suS-Rses.... 07 Ses...... 26 MooS-Ses.... i2a
HIGH WATER......THis DAY.
Sandy CO Gov Island 10 80 He'll Gate. 100 40
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financial.

OCEAN BANK-QUARTERLY REPORT
~ st,suen, showing the true condition Of the OCE An
BANK OF the City OF York BANKING Association on the
morning OF Saturday the sd gay 81 Sci 'enoeT i~st
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FULTON FIRE 1ssvxANcs Co s 0ryfcE,l
No 20 Wall.st Oct s, 1854
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT.
upon the capital payable AID aner the 10Th inst The
transfer book will be closed till sfter thai date
WN. MuLLiGtN, Secretary
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TUE IMPERIAL ROYAL AUSTRIAN LOAN

co., negotiated Ia the year 1889 and guaranteed
by Hb Mtjesty, the Emperor of Austria Notice hereby
given that the Let Of December the OF S6SgkO
will be slotted 900 Bonds In varying from SlO up
according TO the prospectus Bonds 10 paaks In
this allotment BY early application Price Of Bonds
whole Bond, $50; tw, ~hole Bonds tt' or four whole
Bonds $50; Ave s Of Ronds Of different numbers fos
$50; enhs Bonds Of different NUMBER t55 twenty
fts OF Bone Of different numbers for 300 The payment
for Bonds be made by American English Bsnh Notes.
addressed under when the Bondsw be sent BY tho return
all The official statement Of the $50 silonepts will be
puncualy every Bondhoder and the smoans will bo
paid cash London For prospcctuses con-
tanning full particularly and Bonds. address TO- FULp
Co. Bankers frankfort onthe Mayn 10 their ONCE No.
50 Niicrs St, Strand, London.
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OFYicE or rHE NEw.YoRK Gas Co.,

OFFICE THE Rocky BAR MINING COMPANY.
No. 20 Merchants Exchange NEw.YoRK Sept Is, 1884
NOTICE to STOCKiOLDERS.-Ta notice
IN that al ASSESSMENT Of TWO PER CENT. upon the
Cspa Stock Of the Company levied by the Board Of
Directors pursuant Art II Of the Articles Of Aocisoa
payable the 9Th October next at the office Of u:
pany In the City Of WORK 10 OF payment
the tine spocfeo the share. which payment re-
CURED together with all previous payments thereon shall b
forfeited the Associations but ia oder that Stoc khodeu re-
siding the City Of New FORK have the benefit Of
the full time three will be allowed 10 them.
The Stockholders ed 10 nder their certificates
and take BY order Of the Bosd.
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Thin comparison shows the following facts First that the
losses in distance respectively olows viz SewYork
and Erie so cent; Central - " Balt
more and Ohio, 81 cent Ohio and NJ sssppi.
1hus the distance from ewlOk TO Ere. aud that from Cin
rinns Louis sne precisely the same, while
the Newly ok and Ere Is lao miles aud that the
Ohio and Mississippi only 20 ies The Newfork aud Erie
has 20 miles Of difficult snd expensive railway
than the Ohio sspPi ssn the distance
The dirprcporon the Baltimore road even greater Tie
erect Of th TO male the Atlantic roads not only ees vastly
more out increase In Constant ratio the expense OF trans
portaton 70 MAn the recruits aud this expense OIL trans
Portaon increased relatively local well ~ through
franc for there ioss OF 50 miles in zach 100 Of the Ere
railway.
Ssondiy The three great Atlantic roads traverse
son OF mountains whieh In addition expense Of
sucton make permanent addition expense Of
road has grades Of 80 and feet; the p-unsylvn Cenrs
grades feet the Baltimore Ohio arses OF S ,et
The Ohio and Mississippi has short grades of 81 feet bar
the whole lie esdes na with the Atlantic
Rcad&
thirdly Tue Importance OF The xisss Of the Ohio
and Mississippi far beyond that OF either Of others 81
Loah, % the Mspp to be o. least the third or fourth
city Of hs United States NewYort and Cincinnati and p-r.
haps vii exceed IT. but will certainly ran be-
gond Boston Baltimore and Eew0resns. Besides tas ST
Io1S bsne the mouth Of the Aoa H. and always vii
Scns1p ths great gateway TO the West
Oance q the above comparative view shows ehst the
fepnsyvapt Railroad has advantage the other
Atlantic hshways In regard TO the Of PROFITS but
ehef peithex Of them bear TO that Of the Ohio
and nssssppi which, In ts oion and construction far
cseds them Bat that this may b evident proceed
- asefhey node OF comparison, viz:
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
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THE OLD COTTAGE CLOCK.
BY CHAS. SWAIN.

Br cHAs. SWAIN.
Oh! the old, old clock, of the household stock.
Z. Was the brightest thing and nea,est;
Its hands, though old, had touch Of gold,
And its chimes rang still the sweetest.
'Twasa monitor, TOO, though its word, were few
Yet they lived, though nations altered
And It's voice, still strong, warnedold and young
When the voice Of friendship laltercd!
:" Tick; tick" it sad-"quick, quick, to bed
:. For ten I've given warning;
Up, up, and go, or else, you know,
You'll never rise soon in the morning! ~
A friendly voice was that old, old clock,
AS it stood in the corner smiling,
And blessed the time with u merry chime,
The wntry hours bcguiling;
But cross old voice was that tiresomc clock,
As it called at daybrcak boldly,
When the dawn looked gray DER the misty way,
And the early air blew coldly,
Tick tirk," it said" quick out of bed,
For five I've given warning,
You'll never have health, you'll never get wealth
Unless you're up soon in the morning.
Still hourly the sound goes round and round,
With tone that ceases never;
While tears are shed for the bright days fed,
And the old friends lost for ever
Its heart beats on-th"ugh hearts are gone
That warmer beat and younger
Its hand, still claspcd though hands we love
Are claspcd on earth no longer!
" Tick, tick" it said" to the church yard bed.
The grave hath given waning
Up, up, and rise, and look 10 the skies,
And prepare for heavenly morning ~