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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
ENPORIs.

Total siLce Jan. |. "a on 1854 Sf el<,Hp,I@
Tie Specie Exports since let January are 81 rs,
JOG, sgsinst 80 COS, IO6 in the period OF last
year. The Imports for the month OF February have
not yet been made up.
The cash receipts at the Custom II ouse in Phladel
phia for the month of February amounted TO $3.50 $50
20, against s525 o95 IS in the corresponding month
las, year, and s623 6i2 rs in February, 1883.
The Erie Railroad CoDpanyis paying to day the
semi IN nusl interest on its Second Mortgage Bonds,
amounting to sl35, 600.
On Saturday next the notes maturing upon five
dates will be pay able and consequently there will be
one of the heaviest day payments Of the year. On
tia day will be pay able all notes which, if February
hsd 81 days would come due their frs. day on the
2sth GOTH 3Oih and 3ls, ALSO, all notes due NJ arch
l. as first day. will be payable the 3d. the ith being
Sunday. Hosever, in the present ease of the money
market this is of not mpeh importance.
The annual report Of the NewYork Chsmbersstl
Savings Bank presented The Legislature YESTERDAY
IL axes the following exhibit of its condition:
ls Funded deb; Of the s At is par value. 665iSO o.
in New YOk Cir, asa - 10
Other STATE soes. =, ,heis par 1siae ;ssa $50 %
Oh Real siAfe $3.50 90
Stu CSh sInye.;ed in the Manhattan Company
sne BsLI Of 2s7sB IS
81 7s6 /!
TIE b. K hs. been ope ration thrty-dve years.
curing which tune II has opened i70.S5s &C
50
e which ado Up Jag.ry lss5... 5os5o79 80
500 7ss 10
clo.sd dvriss the tame period 20 40 aeeOuets,
e-o PAD P55.'59 Is
Les,rs 4Ss .eoun entitled to hi. balance so COS 8
Wbeb averages about : ic4 TO each
The following is the statement of the Treasurer of
the I -nited S,sfss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

FlOLh c-rbe market . iueguIH Tor western and
STATE FLOUR The better ersdes qaise firm she eOmmon
bslds sa.i,r the inquiry manly for ta t and CITY
trade The By the steamers u Louis and Osnsda are
hsenee the mHhet The arrivals cohuous o.
craze Th- sal,s Of " esteTa Canal are bb, % 70
a. b? Tor StGGe f9e9 S4 for mixed 10 goei
rs. a. Nehi.ab Ipcals az CONNER good OHIO aud bl
a 2fvr,aIs UsDs'e- Ipcuo.d 10 the 'sle' are 90 obs
state at IS IS Canadian Flour fair request snd IN cd
sup '; tales Of 500 bbls 80 2oHbo . duty pad aud
81 sl ID bond Southern Flour primes good brands are Ia
ou.d sfer while duli; the SAILS Ge 100 Dds
Al IS 75d 81 nJed TO Sod stand ard brands onore
Az xsnoIis md Georgetown aud % t@ ~ 81 Tor iiyote
frc, ,IS sxa RYE Flour steady sales go oos al
s6 l5d 81 Is for fine and supe toe Cora Meal hfmeri
sales Of $50 Dbl. at - asa 81 81 for jersey
GhAN- There Is Lothinx doing % Whest the "sorsment
is poor prices sked check business Rye
quiet It 81 S3d 81 IS. OAKLEY quiet 100 Y Oas
are IN 'ar request so firm a. Sd5sc TOR Jer'ey snd
southero sbd o. for and Nesern Corn rsher
wsI-.t The o.ciins tho demaud "a more aetye--hs AZ
rva, are m $500 bush 91ic for Soothern mixed
SEASIDE do white s7d9tc for do yos~, and sSc for
Jef.ey yellow
bOPsA ode demand exists and prices are ,resaar
small 25c for w vsteTn, growth lsot
hlDEs-Ihs maIket bss declined and still without All
ton We hnov Of sales OF 800 Ansostufs, 2V ID
-. al sal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
CITY RAILROAD FARE.
II Af Edifos

u he Edifov u INN 4 Tri6W1f
SR-Msy SEX you state that the statements regarding
The half cent swuds &c, the City Railroads su'ued
your Tspor, Of the prcceednss before Comnuse
the Board Of C)uncmen Wednesday sefnooa, were
set made by MIR Goodwin. 0oe of the
1t ksst 10 Of q nature require this TSction.
Yours respectfully, J. VANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

FATAL sTaBBISG CAsE-Janes McGin. lad Is
y.s-s Of eye od vet ida, No lS5 Cfo~by :,
IRON the .Hec. o. ssb oeived 10 the RON jsn7, VIC
Csbe tseo 10 years The parties were vrest of on 'n-
rt riy half In esfbest when McCsb- became
ard ,tstb,d Acil 10 part Of the ~oish rad
ben broken The inmscist- cause 81 death Wa $40
erwin, as An nqu,, win be held upon M body '"o'J'
xs,r,ut las teep is.u.d for the arrest Of McC.be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Cg,pey OF BIe.sY.--David Hall, distiller hv.
rr in Thirty pth-st w.s ye'uids Meslea o' -,
pnvye, NJ IL. Chiefs Ofce charged with nsving n Af "
~, NAMED Nil, Marsarst Blair. Of Sroosiyo b.. hr' ~=
b.a ,,ige n, ne was Mar Dillon b-inE then hVnE TIE
~, eerrnony was performed by the Rev David j.
OF Bookvn The accused NIT d - the
49, H. o,ts,t OF : 600 bail de fret arrested for
bsrdournen, sns tho charge OF tigamJ fO.iosed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
IAdyertise nent |

GOO INDIA GRAPE SHAwLS, warranted free
from injury s>in will be offered this by Ca.sLEs
HbARD & Co. No sol GrsndsH rrses from s. 70 s TO-
ALSO tplsudd OF pure Ii.h Line 10 vad-ty;
Ensbh ard Don estic Lore Cloths, Scotch Goghams Mar
s.ies Quits AID Coubterpanes &c nc from the auction
ssle Of Loops stock BY the Five Insurance Com
psuy A rae chance Tor ou.ekee and Fufushers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

DrArH FROM AN OVERDOSE or LAuDAyun AD-
niyIsrEsgD ~ NORMA -Co'oner UDobnsn held IN io-
ausr ye.tefdsy No 4 Fustsv up1n tbs b)fy Of Mary
kysn cti6 bths DID who aisd nom the efes
ovsIose of lsufaUum, tcrri,isred ~ re u ''1er
throrgh is.. foT np - pee4c The Iury sns--d YER
~ death from Of spdsBum, I'd nni.ter-d
~ u.isfaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Advertise nenti
DIR. JOHN BULLS SARsAPARILLA-Is the mos

ectus uer Of the blood ell the secre'ions Of the
human system eminent physci-ns TO whom itS
competition has been made snowa pronounce It to De an
UsEsUALED TosIc MEDICINE for Indigestion D. spepsa and
Liver Compl.nis sold wholesale and r.sii Ct Dr. JOHN
bulls Ifircp.l Office No CourtisBdt ct two doors from
Bosdwsy Pice in quart bottles each or bottles Tor %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

kelly q FERGUSON, No 2S9 Broadway,
keen complete assortment Of Window Shades manufactured
by themselves sDd warranted
purchasing at their EsabshmeDt can save all com
missions aud second profts OF any kind
MA srge a,.or Of Lace and Muslin curtsios from
Auction for about half the cost of importation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

ChRPETINGs,

CARPETINGs, CIL-CLOTHs, &c, in every yarl-
ETY. and at the very prces for cash Velvet Tapestry
Ply and ingram Carpets from auction Oil Cloths "a feet
wide and uhoer WIN Row.. Jr No E9 adson st.. near
srvip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
II ,ha German Emizr ant Society. Mr..

p,..;d.nt Of the German Emigr.ns Society. M.
w,,,,.os Is one Of the most jealous friends OF u.
Eu,srsnt, sBd, while in the Board, be ~A'o .ro
mi, irteIes,s with never tagging vish,n 'e
esu,e Of his resigpation FAs he fat tna' ''e
sfBce occupied too large se're OF bis ss. ns l.,
vopd xir gly have devoted b'n'eif 70 we oae' ~
.,ts.r ore Of the portions, eu' his da'y - hi@.e
and The demands Of hi, businc'' forbade bis filing
10th Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
narkets-CAnrruLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIsUsr

IHVksDhF, -
ASHES-The msrtst quiet st it 81 for fos aad ooc Tor
p, arts satJsius steady at &c.
BRICKS IRE sns demsnd are allie trivial sales OF
River AZ - 75d IS and jersey al - 25est So
lOITUN-1be msIkets well supported with sif loc
Ard export ipqpiry st the suboined quotations Since the
per C.nada hte hss been trpsacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

nbhrvst aLsAsAc........ rHs nav
SVh-hees....o - ces..........S 81 MooS-Ses A "A
HiGH wsTss........pHIs DAY
Sandy Hoek....7 90 Gov. Island. = 80 Hall G.. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

10 ,fossAf, lss, Jrs- ss,en for Lir~rpsy ed p,,ss.
Col has net Merton 8 ,ossal Pctoa, y n c.. I'M
:. Cor'n % mNfs VI. stowen j. .as ~, a. ~.
Crtetei. Mr. > : tand ls., "a iwo 80. 80 a
~. T. t.T 'bd servant, "u- 5aSssr P Ar,l,, 30.
Sou II jebns.n lsdy child "a event n 60 'e".as
Weocworih 30, ard IN Mt. lrn.p a : s.,. ~.
mp, liv,.,'r psevsr.; ysms. sr.-nss N,- $780,
1tirsA. L-~f-ree Es~.rd Br.n,as J. w Pa9 ..,',r
JsH.s Fsvsu ir., Gooehdy L,ui, P,ea..' ~ " -
R.s ", Fuller. h Crosby s,-.yeni D y ss.aesi
hcth.r Uues joseph Asets, Phisa.lpaa, ~ ssa
yeir vitae y r'-or, ". CBn,rs j pAs'4ss rsesss
} Mott W. D-,psrrs, X Ham. S..a' .ss
ksbey. hslfsI; fhous Sr,ser. Nov. scoti,s 49, 100
7 G. Jsrss Mclean, Me- aouoolsa D s-,-..s'
J.nes Heebis @ NeGpth Johs Wsi.sr Qa.A-s- n ~
h,SbiTrs. To'arto; P rieod soS s,ashter M.,y D.,
van, Csnsds; J Heard md lay c Ggf I'd .si Lao 80
whit N'lwsrd NJ MoDos.A Ne 4 III. 49,
smith Epssrd Cspi so-ces. OF ID. British ARM, p,sss
hres.les pgbhns {. Diesnn John Duacsn Irrl.nd A.
Esn. william ASsms. seotsBc kinsaaa NJ sl,ln.h..
Ter Germany y. cfose Msxiso; z Lshsout korrt NJ
psrsiso; A biselow Nov, scotia 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

sERIous ILLNESS OF The REV. W. 5. BUtch'-
The Rev. w. y. Baulch, Pastor OF the Beecker'st
Universalst Church, is dangerously i'll from inhamma
ton of the lungs and his life IL despared or A'ias
accounts he was rapidly sinking under biz disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
BY Teiegrnph-
Ew-oRLEASs-Arr. Feb. q. shiP Richmond, I'M S''ss'
[Yrom Out Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA ssrcb -S,y'feS-stesmssip '.y
Richmond, htebeD, Richmond; bns VIM C""fofa' f'"''
rLs,,,a-Brir Grand Tari, Wi;ssuos, Fail River INV
rec Hovss Boston; Malvern, JsGsIn, Cienfaes's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Pierre Soule, late United States Minister 10 Spain;
Madame Soule, Nelvil Soul6, and Leonce Roaillon
arrived in the St. Louis and occupying the ap art
nents vacated yesterday morning By General Sam
Houston at the metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
PILLS OF DIR. BRASDRETI

which have this City reputation OF twenty years ana
are stl pTosres.ns IN popular favor ,
BY the u,e Of bkAsDRE1Hs PILLS the o,ood a rsnuHy
thu, The hodJ restored 10 prfeot nesltn ma use
evil having y yer over man thus syen corporal sope.
ton and ubst better know how TO assist the good ofn
chile The blood TO conquer the bad hano AID thus prodece
health AID ehesrunes where before there nothing oe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

The charge that Poe's &" Raven was translation
from the Persian il pronounced upon the best literary
suihoiity 10 be an aspersion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

sco,cu HONORARY DEoREE.-The Scottish Guar.
.,.,es that the Senstus Of the University OF Edin-
hurgb has confered the dgree Of Doctor Of Divinity
n The Rev John Lille, of New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
In lSS5 de sale of these Pills y

Brspdr.th Pr. are sold at 25 per box st No. IA
Bowery: No 24 Hudson NJ snf a. the principal ONCE.
No 43 cASAL-srRETr. (BIsndreth BuidinsD
and at 4C eco stores IN this Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

WnrkeH fSep1Tted Oy 4 elegrHpf
N,wOsLEaSs Feb q Our C0TTOs marie, is unchsn zsd
sale. for q day. 500 h.es hOLAssEs sells 10. zoe
n A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Tie sh ppiDg Of The grest Lakes for 1854, cOmpris
flnIStW
251eO

Agsin.t PA in ls49 valued at 81, CO., 900.
Tie RailrOy Gaide for Mar h has the annexed in
formation upon tie subject OF Railroads in Cuba:
Cubs, notwithstanding its natural advantages for
interccmm unicston, of the first countries Of
the vorld TO adopt the Railroad. In comparison with
other countries this step was much less for
tie development-evesy part Of the Island icing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Arrived.

u :. Mail steamship St. Louis wO,on from us,r. via
N.Ieh she hr'us, g. pas. ssa So tuu. ssis.oe F.acs
end swi,. goods Feb .5 SPIN, lat S. Ion 1851, sss
Ship J.vs Jsessop Glasgow 50 d,y. With md.- and -
seersse passengers to Danbam Dimon Experience, very
Viii. hips to ~ ak,ry s.e from y w. .hIO sd Sc. ~hsi
broke o1 serbs SPLIT plan and received
0tisr d.u.ssi has been day. ". Of S.,,aes.t "a
go pas Poet Smith Co. Had one death and sas
Shin siasds new SO tup. Of LueouvleD Hosmsr Lila.
! couvile Ne. 10 days 10 ballast 70 master
Ban A kipsinsp, (of Port and Peohsid, Gardens. Is
d, with SIS htcs Maitland, Phelps Co vessel 10
fswin Co Plp.her ced heavy we.her snd for the
l. Ct I2o.y. succ-s-on of heavy and ". W. sses
nh nit IN the bs ashore Rome Shoals and w
Of his morniDs and owed to the Cy without ssnas
sebr Josepr inc Do.wsy Norfolk 1days corn to Johnson
L. WIDEN. ,, s.. ,,..
] punterS Co ssh ult Jaw SG..ted schr. s.hote "a
atssr Beach d.chsrsns Der ceet load into hssr
sohr Y N Hsw,ibs gfa Cherries on stsys cotton "a,
to kclrssy Mott Il Co. Experienced heavt n and n ".
schr Mot, B.d.. rre.d~sn Norfolk days corn to Mott
sebr Mary Hart, Aver Norfolk days TO master ssh
ut bis ard fore sndsn 'ehrs ashore On the bsseA
sebr 80 seudder Turner Norfolk de corn to nsstss
schr Mosss Van Maze Van Name. Baltimore DAYS es3
90 master
BELow-One ,h'p.
sAILFp-shcs Lookout (erper) joyce, San Francisco;
Express bu,dies savannah siss 0ieen"sn, magma DO
WInD-surIise, N ms rdian, do sunset, N. n w.
PEG 2.1 rs..nses t~ocesh. CD the Ps'.ssei t.e si
e. Ion IS IS exchanged signals with she CITY Of Mobile ssr
hsil y.rIool sch 10 lat 81 So lou 81 ~, exchangst
srne, it'll Of the line Of London p,eses bounf w.
The Vn Tell consigned to M-s.Ts Boyd bncten, tnos
The III. Tsrsp. Luftia mot LsmhiaD arrived yesterday
on Cscsis'. report: Experienced ve hssy ws.,ae, ..
rgips b.cy SID couPaG, with bark Pilot Fsh Mscsnaer.
for Newi0fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
II a. Ed,te, Of lac N. Y. Hibsn<.

all hope vii ,iye the following insertion. ~oad
HE TO ash Mayor Wood thronsh your psPc bow happens
that the Tirdsv. Railroad Company continually violate
the operation Ordinances by having from Is - stand
Sns on Third av three abreast Often causing basioess TO
be stopped on said avenue loads h.v and other
vehicles stopped from TO- IS TO minutes, caused by stand
ing only the but Sixty fs sod when
complained Of BY the Police according 10 nstruc,oas
Corpors;ion Counsel, iwhen summons rsturnsbe
found snorg the misiug; but when coal boxes, black
wssOns ito be repaired but hers a., sc he
slvsys present and entered and ne paid Elisl
rxhs MIR Mayor Let Mechsbs Grocery mea. &c have
eeuA privileges " It'll Rsil DADS. A CITIZEN
OF the NiBetsenih Ward near s'xty.6rts..
would Hon II there several
plants sssinst ssio company at his ofoe st pTo.elt
Moo lork March |, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

BOILER ExPLosIos.-A boiler in the lager beer
factory Of +. and NJ. Shaier, No. 81 Seventh Az,
exploded, yesterday afternoon, dcmolishing large
portion of the building and damaging to great ex'
te,t the building No 1876 West SixteeDth-st, belong
ing to Mr.. Thorpe The workmen connected with the
establishment were absent at dinner at the time OF the
explosion, and consequently escaped unhurt. Mr.
Thorpe and bis niece had narrow escape from
injury sportion Of the boor having shot through
window and knocked down stove at which they
were Gated. The reserve Police Corps were promptly
in attend and rendered the necessary assistance
The explosion supposed to have been the result OF
neglect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
lS1f
PeDorted BIZ Telser1p,

HskY-Tbe nsIsst not very sei!ye bet better toe
sriys .hi ss.s Of )5O oo e. Je for Oaio aud &c
I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

ALLEGED Assault AND RoBBERr.-Wm. Pierce
and CsthAripe oNeu Yesterday charged with
a.snps and robhns Adelis Mssoa of No 50 AahoayG !;
70. S0npsAnt that on ne n2h Of w n az
the accused entered Der when Pierce threw her
BED strpei beI several voen bows forced akp handle
her mouth threatening to k bel II moved from the
bed TIE female accused Iheu forced opep trunk and stole
FROM 81 ard clothing the vslue OF SO TIE prone,
hen before JlArise Bossr ed com mtted for
1efait Of rec bail each The Poke give the
very hsl ehssI sna they wsps s0t believe Der under
sakh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Mint. FLisdtIPf IA TOT eOInsge .'.''''tI0]5 T'0 TO
1t will be seen from the above stnIemsnt that
large portion Of the gold received from California,
during this month, at the port of NewYork, did not
pass through The Assay Office.
The following sales of stocks and bonds were made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
AZ 81 o'clock on last evening. q

SAD ACCIDENTAL o! o'clock on last evening a
youps man psutd fhomas Ferguson the eago, r.nt o..
Spsoidre Vsl 400 commission merchants. No % Barclay.
a. m the hfth of that eusins and Instantly
Nailed He sustained fracture Of ths skul Deceased
resided with hs parents in Sshs and 10 years Of sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

BURNED TO DEArH.-Msrgaret Connerty, an Irish
90 years Of age disd yesterday from burns received
the 5th nlt az No IS Coumbs when he clothes scc
asn,slly took ire from inqaasl held upon the
booy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Sc,nrD 70 Dy,rH-Franeis Singer sCsrmsn


n years Of age who resided No So foEsyh died ye.ter
sss Effects Of &C os received the 291 ut
brewer, of Vim tn.s No 80 Christie Of where he seci-
Scntsy fell into Mash tub flled with hot water and
fatally so.dtd before he could be rescued
GotDieb Bslth, German lately residing at No. 1877
Averue died "Wednesday night from scsds received
che lsth nit al ChsmheTsn slaughter house In Forsyth
where vhe epEagea scsldnE hos he sceientiliy f
into tub bot and fatally csded Coroner Wal
helm hello upon the bodies OF tbs ID de
seaaed and in cash the JRnes rendered vedies OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

GALEN acknowledges that PURGATIoN is the
principal reliance means Of care Or hAAiLI9S
saws The time ]. Lot very when II will be the ouly
u.eo for restoring diseased bodies TO health The most
innocent and reliable pursstive known 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Net subject 70 draft = $50 SO 81
The sl1'h autual report of the vii yankee and
Nhs,-ippi Rsilroad Company has been made. On'y
sixteen niles of new road have been brought into
operation since the last report, from S'oughon TO
Madison. The total amount expended duuog the
wear w.s 81 OLE col. The floating deo' is til3,2 4s
The funded debt is $50 OOo of which $500 500 are
on band The cost Of the Road has been 50 72s 0s2.
Tie gross receipts of 1884, we're ei56 s64, and the
net receipts 1907 go. Toe psyu en's for interest
were slil, 33. The net mount applicable to divi-
detos was sle6 2sI equal to % y cent. Tos MONEY,
bowever, having been expended in psymen. OF the
debt, of the Company, dividend in stock was made
of Is 2 cent. The report 'sys
Heretofore tie Milw suk and Mississippi X abroad
hss bed TO rely epuey upon s locI business, WITH
ou, Did from 9th. snd this has beea
sCticieLt to u-toIn 's crect. The gan OF the Local
bu,r e.s pop. on the lice Of the rosd gill be sesfy
ap6 sranle sno We aid TO the increase and
gain by the connecting rosrs it may be- EST mated At
25 & cent The receipts OF the present yeE. Inls
you'd give receipts as follows;
Gross receipts Of 1854 6ot rs
Add reIes,e or 1885, .. Is cent III ZIG is
Total $50 "a
Deduct ~ I. cent for running expenses zSfI W
Deduct rer,s funded debt and taxes l5 coo 90
R,msipirs to apply on dividends. s16t 81
This uouc give ls e cent. or more, upon d NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
COMMERCIAL UAITERG
sales nj the stock Exchange. MARCH |.

. Pan.ms Railroad 30. l07:
0 Ga. aud Che. Z 2 oS0 81
/ DO .............s. -.
. Cleve. and Tol X R.. 10.
I 90. ........-.- ~
: y II. and Hart hR..l2l
D Hudsor River R.R -. 3
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TESHE ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPAN1.-Proposals will be received by
the from Contractors of ability, the office
the Company Newborn, North Carolina until The 18th of
June 1865, for Grading Bridging, Masonry and Super
strucIure-ncudng The iron (he plan of Rail be
ished by the company of 90 pounds to the nea yard
the Eastern DIVISION of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad extending from the Eastern bank of the Trent
River opposite Newborn, Beaufort Harbor the
being about 36$4 miles.
Proposals will be received for the work in sections of
about mile each for the entire distance of miles
The proposals will state what amount of SOCK bonds of
the counties Of Craven and Clrere ard Town of Beaufort
and cash will be received In pay meht for the
Proposals also invited for the Masonry and Super
of the Vduct Trent River, from
the Grading. This Fiaduct will be about 81 feet
length including the draw; the spans will be $50 feet
ing upon II piers and two abumenis about $500
peches Masonry and about 1900 perches of pack
ing in foundation, or bS and rp-rapp!ng.
The grade line of Bridge will be about IL feet above low
the depth of wafer will average from feet for
feet and the channel about II feet for 45o feet
Stone and Brick Masons and Bridge Builders The plan of
The Maps, Prules Plans and Specifications will be ready
Inspection the office OF The Company, and after the
18TH III June 1880, where any further information be
obtained regard to the work The company the
right reject all of the proposals. should they be
unsatisfactory. All other things beng equal. the stock
holders wall be given the preference the award of the
contracts. JOHN ID. WHlTFORD,.
I3eSident
w. BEVERHOUT THOMPSON,
Chief Engineer
May 30th, 1861 56-t2SJune.
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