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LADIES CLOAK CLOTHS, SC.


MAXWELL & BROTHER HAVE NOW IN
1Vl store a great variety Of Ladies' CLOAK
CLIO rms, in black, tan, blue, gray, brown and
steel color. Also, wide black silk VELTETS,
suitable for ClOaks and Nantii,as.
A large assortment of desirable Trimmings for
ClOaks, Mantillas and Tsmas.
v. Il. We furnish cloak patterns free of chGrgs
TO ladies that buy the cloth and trimmings OF u.s.
MAXWELL. II BRO,
nov Scott :f23 Pa avenue.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE
Il specially inform his customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has removed his Store from
the south to the north side of Pa avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, where he " III keep
full and well-selected assortment OF the best
FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
lNGS OF the latest styles, and Gentlemen's FUR
NlSHlNG GOODS. Feeling grateful for past
favors he solicits continuance Of the same, as he
will spare no effort to please those who may favor
him with j call
nov6-tm q. F. SCHAFER.
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ETOR RENT-A TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
Il Brick Dwelling, with two-story frame back
building attached, all in good order, situated on
Maryland avenue, between \ and 9th SIS Rent
moderate. Apply to GEO. w. HINTON, Mer-
chant Tailor, iO6 Pa. avenue
oct 30-tf TOrgan1
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IL Hear what the Medical Faculty say of
DIR. HOoTEPTER'S CELEBARED STOM-

LANCASTER, PA, Janury l, I-5I.
DR.. J. HGsTETTER, Pittsburgh Penna-Sir !:
From my experience with the remediOl qualities
contained in your inimitaDle Bitters in chronic
diseases, such as Rheumatism, Gout, Dyspepsia,
Dysente:y, DianhPa, &c also as preventive of
disease and tonic, have no hesitation in pro.
nOGncing il the best medicine with which ain
acquainted, and take pleasure in recommending
your valuable Bltters 10 dyspeptics particularly,
and to the profession generally. Yours, very re-
specifically, III. A. SMITH, NJ. ID.
nov Civ
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BY L. 5. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY L. ). WRIGHT; Georgetown
fTRUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il By virtue az decree Of the Orphans Court
OF Washington county, ID. c, approved by the
Circuit Court OF sad COuntY,) the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer at public sale, on THURS
DAY, the I'D day OF November, 1855. (if fair
IL not, the next fair day. ali OF that piece or
parcel OF ground, of which the late Ann Mo-
gan died, s,ezed and Possessed; situated in the
county Of Washington and District OF Colum.
ola, ABOUT three miles from Georgetown adioin-
ing The lands OF Jas. c. McGee, and others, near
me Rockville Turnpike, containing ten acres,
more of less, with twO-StOry Frame Dwelling
upon he same, and generally known as part of :
tract OF Land called ''Fletchell'S Chance6
Sale 10 take place on the premises, at u O'Clock
IN.
The terms as prescribed by the decree are one
Third of the purchase money in cash; one third in
six months, and one third IN II months from the
day Of sale; the purchaser giving notes with an.
proved security, and bearing interest from day OF
sale, for tie deferred payments.
Title TO be retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money shall be paid and ell conve, ancing
at expense VI purchasers.
y. CARROLL MASON, Trustee.
nov Cts l.. >. WRIGHT, Auct.
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by JAS G. MCGUIRE. AuetIoneer.
DERENPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Il HuithIn. Lot i'm the First Ward m

q VI
l. Buiidin: Lot in the First Ward On
FRIDAY afternoon, November 9th, at o'clock
on tee premises, Sh all sell, without reserve for
account of a nonresident, Lot No I6 in SQUARE
No l%3, fronting 81 feet on north X, between 18th
ana 10Th streets west, running back an average
depth OF li6 feet TO thirty feet alley. Title in
diSPutable
Terms: Gne-third cash the residue in six and
trust on the premises
nov ID JAMES & NIcGI~EpF Auo.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VERY HANDSOME AND NEARLY neS


VERY HANDSOME AND NEARLY new
Household and Kitchen EuFnitG ?, a
AuctiOn.--On MONDAY, the 18th inst shall
sell, at the residence Of Major Drake, No. All II ,
between 18th and 18Th street, at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
an excellent assortment of + urniture, VIZ:
Mahogany Sofa, Par!OT, and Rocking Chairs anG
Ottomens
DO ine Wa-drobes
DO Dressing Bureau and Gothic Beds:ead
Do bookcase and Secretary
Nar6le-top centre and other Tables
Mahogany French Workstands and walnut Din
ing Tables
Fine painted white Cottage Set
Walnut cane Chairs, walnG: Whatnot
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Lounge and Window Curtains
ParlOr and other Carpets Rug, and Matting
China, Glass; and Crocksry Ware
Cooking and other Stoves
Refrigerator and Water Cooler
With many other articles which we deem un.
necessary TO enumerate
Theabove mentioned furniture is ola nequality
and nearly new, ana the sale will be well worth,
the tention OF persons wishing 10 furnish.
Terms: All sums under $50, cash; over $50,
credit Of % and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
nov Sd y. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEDR ROOMS
Il WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. n
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modiOuS Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
tween sth and Gth is now prepared to accommo-
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurniSh-
ed, with or without board. oct 23-tf
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EEOR RENT-TWO HOUSES ON NJ street.
Z between 10Th and 20 IA streets, containing four
rooms each, of good size convenient ward, pump
of water at the back Of the lot, where water can be
go. good for washing or drinking Enquire of
the subscriber, living near
nov S-3t% las WALTERS Sr
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Ok 600 FRUIT TREES, CHOICE EV-
ScsOoo er blooming Roses Ornamental

@OsVOV er blooming Roses, Ornamental
Shrubs. Parlor Plants, &c.
The collection comprises the newest and best
kinds the European and American Market can
furnish.
A large collection Of Dwarf PEARS, APPLES,
&C., some of them or large size and in full bear
ing, a: A. JARDIN'S, Florist and Nurseryman,
18th street, corner Of VI.
III II is the best time in the year to transplant
Fruit Tees, &c. nov2-lw*
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INN late RELIEF FOR THE
TOOTH.ACHE Is EOuEO.

MN ATE RELIEF FOR THE
TOOTH-ACHE is FOUND.
THERE Is NOW OFFERED TO TIE
Il world most etectual remedy for the cure of
Tooth ache, in fact the only one knolcn to cure
the most violent tooth instantaneously, IL
properly applied according TO direction Should
time, re-appear, the same application has to be
made again, and after two or three applications
the will be efectual and the decayed tooth as
1seful as any other. This really indis pensable
remedy causes no pain, and is warranted to have
no injurious effect whatever
Please call for A. FERGER'S TOOTH-ACHE
BALSAM. Price % cents per phia
10 he had at the Drug Stores Of A. ]. RIDG-
LEV, CHAS. STOTT CO, ID. J. DYSON,
HARBAUGH, and J. B. GARDNER & CO,
Washington. nova
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IL (which IL Right !r-This has been a
query In the minds OF all unbiased people with
regard to Politicians, Religionis's Of all creeds
and Theorists, in all ayes of the world. A life Of
tsely with regard to it. and that experience, pre-
Guiding as II does every chance Of rectifying any
erTor that might be made, there can exist, we
think, no doubt as to the proper course to pursue
Do to 0tners az You would be done by, keep
clear conscience, and take enough of Dr. Wrlghrs
Liquid Catharticn for health and comfort and
We are Of the opinion that you will always be
(w)right. nov2-lw
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LUPiN'S BOMBASIT.

LUPiN'S BOMBASIN.
w importers
80 pieces best make LUpin's BombaSin
10 90 black Thibet MerinO, very best quality
90 do black silk-warp Alpaca
y do Lupin's 6-i black NJ OusseiineS
50 dozen black English Grape and Love Wells
l0 do BajoG's best black Kid Gloves
10 pieces superior Mourning silks
!5 do black Cdnton Cloth
100 long and square black Thibe. Shawls, very
best quality, az low prices
All persons wearing black goods are respect
fully invited to call and examine our foods and
prices before purchasing.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY g. co,
Corner Of Pa. avenue AMI 9th street
nov LOT
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-FO OR FIVE Il A l. L
ID Boarders can be accommodated at Mrs ED
MUNSON'S, ais street. between 9th and 9Th.
nOy6-lw
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JUST RECEIVED

EEATiIERSTOSHA GEOLOGI-
Il cal Report, 1881, Of the country between the
Missouri and Red Rivers, with map ELEVEN feet
long; price 81 %.
For sale few copies only, ny
now FRANCK TAYLOR
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EOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND CON
4 venient House al the corner OF 22d street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, well supplied with gas and
water, will be let low TO A good tenant. Apply To
II. y. LANS0ALE, at the wood and coal yard of
q. +. Kdweil & Co, 18th street, opposite Frank
lin Engine House. nov 3-eo3t
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EOR Rem TONE OF THOSE FINE
Il houses on HI street. between and -th. No
527, owned by I'll Davis, Esq, in delightful
neighEorhood. Gas all through and d cistern in
the yard Possession can be had on the 18th inst.
For terms, apply within, oil Of Fl. 8 DAVIS.
nov 7-3t&
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pOARDiNG.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 33l Penn
ls sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable foI
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six or eight table boarders.
ty 30 II
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs q. AMBER
4 son has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the ses.
sion Of Congress, or by the year. The rooms are
situated over the Music and Stationery Store, No.
276 Pa. avenue, two doors from the Kirkwood
House. oct lS-eotI
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GEORGETOVvN CORPORATIONS NOTES.
LNROM A CAREFUL. EXAMINATION OF
D the act entitled q An Act TO suppress the cir
culation Of small notes a currency in the Dis
trict Of Columbia | am OF the opinion that
or circulation OF the no es Of the Corporation OF
Georgetown, payable In Virginia money, OF the
denomination OF ays dollars or any greater amount
ROBT. GUILD, Recorder.
November ., 1855.
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ifRS. A. W.THORNE RESPECTFULLY
IVA informs her friends and the public s.-N
generally, that she has removed to No 20 III }
Bridge street, Georgetown, and will open ffNb
on THURSDAY next, November eth, choice
selection OF BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS, to which she invites particular atten-
ton. nov 6-St&
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HARVEY s. Ap11;S.

HAVING PURCHASED OF F.. WHEEL
Err & CO, all their stock Of HARDWARE
IN the Store lately occupied hy them, No. 81
beg leave respectfully to call the attention Of pur
chaserS TO their we'll selected stock OF goods We
hope, by strict attention TO business and good
assortment Of all articles in line OF trade, to
merit continuance OF the custom CT the old Arm
nov lin HARVEY & ADAMS
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FLOUNCED SILK ROBES.

FLOUNCED SILK ROBES.
EUSF REC EIVED FROM "AUCTION
~ and from the importers
200 superb Flounced silk Robes
50 Valencia FlOunced Robes, new article
The above comprises 10y far the largest and most
desirable lot OF this description Of SILK GOODS
ever brought to this city.
CLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY &c CO,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street
nov lot
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WATCH REPAIRING.

WATCH REPAIRING.
WATCHES, CHRONOMETERS and Pocket
w Timekeepers Of every description q
however complicated, skilliully repaired ~
by competent workmen. MI
A practical knowledge OF this branch exza&
of busin ess to which strict personal attention
is given, guarantees entire satisfaction TO persons
having fine Watches, &c TO repair.
III w. GAIT & BRO,
Sal Pa. avenue, betw 9Th and 10th s:s
nov 3--,f
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NOR RE\T-SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
Il entire story, consisting Of three comm dious
rooms, can be obtained at No. 81 south side Pa
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. oct Is
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= DOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant II Dom in the
III third story, with or without furniture Apply
TO GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store lea
Ninth street sep 20-tf
T OTIS FOR E.-TWO OR THREE
- good Building Lots in a rapidly improving
eiSabO!hooG Tor sale on tsn ssGrJ' credit.
Apply to J. II. DKURY.
~ 2j-'f
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have examined the act referred to by Mr. Ould
in the foregoing opinion, and fully concur with
him. JOSEPH H. BRADLEY
November 2, 1855. nov 3-1w
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REMOVAL.
c.. w A e Rim Err,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Has removed to No $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
under Browns Hotel, Washington, ID, G.
&C II -tJaa
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cast OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
u Sold: also, Cleansing and Repairing, al -
Louisiana avenue, under Light Infantry Arinory
pooT,, &C l5-lm&
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HOUSES TO LET AND FOR SALE.-Onc
large Mansion, Out houses, and garden,
Coach and Horses, Cook and Goodman, and
three Servant Girls, to let, within ten minutes
walk OF the President House. containing about
twenty rooms, completely furnished.
Also, one furnished house on Capitol Hill
One fou--story brick house with all improve
mentS, to rent.
One do. for sale on easy terms
Also, several fine rooms, furnished or unfu--
nshed, In new house. For terms apply to
JONAS p LEVY, Grocery, Wine, and Liquor
Store, No III Pennsylvania avenue
nov Sit
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nor RENT--A NEW THREE-STORY
l. Brick House, neatly furnished, containing Is
rooms, stable, and carriage house. Its location
is one OF the most healthy IN the CITY, being on
the high grounds north, and within five minutes
walk OF the Presidents mansion. If the preni.
are not rented bv the LIST Ct December, or )
furnished rooms will be rented in said dwelling.
Enquire at NO. 400, 18th, between IL and streets.
nov S-eOtf
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ID ESTAURANT FOR RENT-THE COM
IL mOdious Cellar and Restaurant, owned and
occupied by James Fitzgerald, on Pennsylvania
avenue, is offered for rent. The fxtarcs are all
new, and the stock Of Wines, Liquors, &c, on
hand are OF the best quality, and would he sold
on liberal terms. cImpetent and careful man
could not fail to do well. Apply on the premises
TO JAMES FITZGERALD nov Sta
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COURr OF CLAIMS Yesterday, the case of
Letitia Humphrey was again taken up. Gen.
Anderson, of Tenne ssee, concluded his ar
guments, aud was followed by the Solicitor,
who had not concluded his remarks when the
court adjeuInsd
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WJANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED Woman
w situation as Nurse and Seamstress. Best
Of reference given If required. Address M NJ"
at this office. nov6-3t*
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GYRHART's SALOON, Maryland avenue, Iii.
fec,iy west Of the Capitol grounds, presented
10y, exciting scene, on Tuesday night, that
e having been selected by the friends Of
tie two aged carriers Of the Baltimore
Weeker" in thi, city to give them a benefit,
with a view 10 assisting them in their pecu-
mary necessities. An ''outside' friend of
ours, who sometimes volunteers to perform "A
good share Of the dancing for US aud to test
the quality of the lager beer, reports that tie
exercises were conducted with much prOpriety
IL the company, composed almost exclusively
OI some Of the more respectable or our Ger
man population. To the sound Of heart-and
s0is-sIirring music the Waiting progressed
spiritedIy, ard everybody present was de-
lighted with the proceedings.
Col. WOOD'S Museum OF LIVING CURIOSITIES
attracts many visitors, morning and night II
Switzerland can produce bearded women and
children, and Italy an extraordinary whist
Ter, America can furnish, occasionally, unsur-
passed specimens of tall women The gian-
tess now on exhibition il conlirmatory of the
last named fact. She i. 6Oaa fde down
easter" having first seen tue light fifty miles
from Bangor.
FHE SERENADERS, at Old Fellows Hall con-
tinue 10 attract full houses and deli INT Our fun
and music loving citizens. The skists of the
dancer, representing 4 ''colored lady" have
been heightened, or, rather, new frock, with
greater quantity of calico, substituted The
Washington people are advocates of gentility.
tact which all exhibitioniSts should remem-
Der
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY a MID
w dlc-aged Woman, as Nurse, or to do plain
sewing. Address IN k,'' at this office.
nov 7-3t*
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Police RETURNS The following named
eases have recently been disposed Of by JUS
tce Bates, the arrests having been made by
Officer SimIuds ThOs. Sutton, for an assault
On Robert Briggs, was required to give secur-
lty Tor peace; Wm. Quigley, assault and bat
terry, and malicious mischief, security for
court Anthony Gray, for an assault, security
for court; james Callan, fighting, security To
keep the peace Edmund Meade, disturbance
at the navy yard, security for peace.
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FRUsTRATED.-Last night, an attempt was
made to rob the dwelling house of Hon. w. A.
Richardson, corner Of III and Eleventh streets
The rogue succeeded in getting into the base
ment, but the striking of light by the ser
want frightened the burglar from hi: purpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-01
HorEL ARRIVALS -Angnst 80.

WASHINGTON noUsE-w. w. LEFTwIcH, PRoP'R.
j y Smith, Leesvie: Thos p johnson, Camp
bell; Jno G Scurry, Albany, \ Y; Chas H Dear
doif, Allen Z Jeter. Bedford J Cameron,
Roekbridge; " Timberlake, T \ Moon, Miss
VI B Moon, Miss c Moon, Miss S c Moon, Abe
mare; JAS p Ewing, Bedford; W Z Blanks,
Amherst; Jno Davidson, Pittsa; W Miller, city;
Robert johnson, Campbell; Thos J Collins, Hal
flax; j Woodyie, Campbel II I Williams, Va
81 Tenn Il r. Allen Womack, Pitts'a; II Harm.
ling, II IL Buckner Va & Tenn II Il; Z Irvine,
Campbell; Hall, Augusta: Thos C Goggn Bed
ford W Gaulf, Campbell; Capt Z Saunders
and family.
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NisCelianV,

Its said That Gov. Reeder has determined "a
remain in Kansas, and when it is organized rs a
State to be the Democratic candidate for Con
gress.
The Norfolk Beacon states that offers of asss.
lance are daily pouring in from all quarters. In
few days there will be regularly organized
body of excellent nurses
Speaker Stringfellow of Kansas, and an Indian
Agent, were about 10 fight duel ON the 18th
inst.
Leonard Scott and Co, New York have repub.
lished the August number of Blackwond's Maya
zine 1t contains several interesting papers in re-
lation TO the with Russia. continuation of
the beautiful story of Zaideeand several articles
of merit ON literary and general subjects.
A letter from Paris states that the existence Of
that curious phenpmenon,the winged tortoisehus
at length been fully established. Two of thp4s
curious creatures have been received from Sar
nam, and are at present in the possession Of NJ
de Caiad. They evidently belong to some lith
erto undescribed species Of eoleoptra, the. shell
being dividedby an apparent or false suture, and
the sides presenting projections which resemble
feet
The French papers think that if the American
government undertake to open the Danish Sound
'by force of arms the question will not be con
fined to Denmark and the United States.
Mile Rachel has presented to Captain Nve, of
the Pacific, splendid breastpin set in diamonds
and garnets as u testimonial of her esteem. It
is said to have been present to her from the
Emperor Louis Napoleon.
Aletter from Fort Mcintosh, Texas, states
that Col. w. w. Loring. of the mounted rifles
had met with accident In stepping
from his carriage he fell. broke one of his arms
and sustained other injuries. correspondent
informs the New Orleans Picayune that Lieut.
| Charles n. Underwood lst L. s. Infantry. died
at Fort Duncan on the 9TH instant He was much
esteemed by his brother officers We also see il
stated that Lieut. John Williams, LIST DRAGONS.
was murdered by private Dunn, of the mounted
rifles, at Fort Davis, Texas. on the Both nit =
Capt. James Smelling of the army. who served
CALAMITY in the Mexican war, died in Cincinnati
on Saturday last.
The Directors of the Panama Railroad Com
pany have just published statement of their af
FAIRS and future prospects, which, in the latter
| particular, Is quite remarkable document The
| financial statement shows that the gross recent,
of the road. for the six months ending on the
thirtieth of June last, amounted to Sl99, 40
while the running expenses wore only Sl45.56
| which enabled the company, after paying the in.
terest on all their bonds, to declare a cash dvi