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Livery, Sale and Exchange Stables
90 STEVENS & co

~ COLORIA STABLE, Main street. opposite
I1x1\ Winters Hotel.
-ZA1 PlacervIile Stable, Sacramento street.
Georgetown Stable between the Town Hall and
Church.
Good Saddle Horses always on hand Gentle Horses and
good Sde-Saddles for Ladies.
BUGGlES TO LET.
Horses kept by the day wee-we fed and carefully
groomed. Horses bought, sold exchanged.
Our three Stables offer great facilities travellers who
wish go from town and not Our Horses may
be hired at Stable and left at another.
Hay and Grain bought and sold. l IF
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NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR. J. II. DUIIN.

OF UNION CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL,
NHAVINC had an ample share of the patronage from
II the a cted part of community, and thinking at the
same time that he has through his Medical Skill given
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted
tans of the blood in any of its FORMS laborng under
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well call and for themselves lie would further
say that he still socts continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute cases. and also the patronage of all Who
may be afflicted. Those who may be living at distance
would do well many times to call on him, as it would be
cheaper for them in the end.
Union City. Feb. 10, 1855. IA 3m
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DAGUERREOTYPES FOR $500
SheW'S DaguerreOtype Rooms,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE FIRE-PRooF BUILDING
No. I66 CLAY STREET.

HAVE REMOVED TO THE FIRE-PRooF BUILDING
No. 166 CLAY STREET.
few doors above Montgomery Street north sde opposite
Dr. Rabies Building
MIR SHEW has the satisfaction ofannouncing that he
1NA has tedup splendid suit of for taking Pho
ersops who feel erosfed In Ire P6dtn@ranc At pro i
vited to call and examine collection of Daguerreotypes
ken upon paper and glass which embrace of the
most interesting scenery in history and possess ban-
ey of tone and dsncness Of outline which surpass any
thing heretofore produced on tn, Pacific Coast.
Mr. S. also that he has reduced his prices to
less than half his former rates and is prepared
take good pictures for 81 be obtained any
establishment at double that price. Persons who have
had poor pictures taken elsewhere have them taken
over for trihing expense.
Please remember the number 166 Clay street, North
sde few doors above Montgomery street, and give us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
All Californ papers please copy one month"; and sen(
copy containing this advertisement
San Francisco Nov. II, 1854. 2 I'm.
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COL MA HARDW ARE
....AND....
GROCERY STORE.

(UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.)
vEyHE subscriber offers for sale, his store under Odd
n Fellows Hall, Main street, Coloma, a large and
varied of Hardware, consisting in part of
Shoves, Hoes, Drills, Rakes Picks, Hammers, Sedges.
Axes Crowbars Steel and lron Nails and Horse Nails,
Blasting and Rife Powder, Borax, Blasting Implements,
&c. &c.
Also complete stock of shelf Hardware Joiners Tools,
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors. &c which he will sell for
cash as low be purchased in this market
J. C.. BROWN.
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The Pacific Loan and Security Bank

Is receiving deposits of cash from Ten Dollars up
wards at the rate of and half per cent per month";
and secured by mortgage for year spacious eproof
brick buildings and lot 25x70 insured and advantageOusy
located in this city Also for six months secured by fire
brick building and lot 22xl37.
MARRIOTT u WHEELER, Trustees,
9S Merchant street.
San Francisco Nov. 2 1854 52 3m
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Accommodation Stage Line.
Diamond Springs to GEORGETOWN

HHSE subscriber having extended his line to Diamond
Il Springs, will run a four horse Coach daily between
the above places via Johntown Cooa Cold Springs and
Mud Springs-leaying Georgetown at 6h O'Clock A. NJ
and arriving at Diamond at H. Returning will leave
Diamond at IL M Arriving at Georgetown at 5 p NJ
OFFlcEs-Georgeown, at the Georgetown Hotel Dia-
mond Springs, at the Howard House.
Having run line of Stages for the past two years. be-
tween Georgetown and Coloma the undersigned feels
fdent that extending this line to Diamond he can offer
such accommodations to merit the patronage of the
public.
In connection with the above passengers be forward
ed by A TRAIN OF SADDLE ANIMALS, to Todd's
Valley, Yankee Jim's, Wisconsin Hill, and Iowa Hill
ROBERT ELLIS.
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Testimonials from the Press.
From the Echo dw Pdcifque.'l
DOCTOR FORl

DOCTOR tt . n G E r q D.
We wish to call the attention of readers to the ad-
versement of this gentleman, whose extensive practice
and is sufficient induce all those afflicted
give him call The Doctor is only regularly educa-
ted Physician but he has the principles of honesty and
feel for his fellow beings. He has undoubtedly prac-
ce than any other Physician in san Francisco and it is
fast increasing. To those acquainted with the Doctor,
say nothing to skill and integrity, they are well
known but to strangers do sag, call at No 226 Du-
pont street. and you will find that friend in need
friend indeed.
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McCONNELL'S STORE,

GARDEN VALLEY.
TEyE undersigned keep constantly hand, fresh and
IL varied assortment of
GOODS.
Their stock of Miners supplies is unequalled in variety,
quality and cheapness.
sai eir.. 4tf II "A r ID w r E
Of all kinds constantly hand and fresh additions to our
stock of Goods arriving every week.
IitItL. ALSO
The attention of Miners and others is invited to su
perior stock Of
LUM Der,
of every descriptions which prepared to cut to order
and will sell low for cash. McCONNELL ~ 20.
Garden Valley, Sept 9TH, 1854. 43tf
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Total. $3.50, ,Ot

is to be understood condition annexed to the sale
of Shares in the above Association, that in the prop
erty mentioned in the above List of Prizes is conveyed
to the respective winners of the sae free and clear Of all
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Fromh "!Souhcyn Medical Journal. i

PKOFESSOR HUNGERFOND
Although opposed to the system Of advertising, yet we
deem it but just to this gentleman admit that his system
of treatment in Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the cvilizedworld
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DIR. Whelpley's Medical Cards.

DIR. W Whelpley S Medical Cards.
STRANGERS
VISITING SAN FRANCISCO WILL REMEMBER
DIR. WHELPLEY'S
MI Z DICAL OFFICE
Corner of Washington street and waverly Place.
Formerly Pike sreet)
FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION
IN ALL CASES OF VENEREAL DISEASE, ACUTE
AND CHRONIC,
Such as SYPHILIS, SECONDARY CONSTITUTIONAL Az
FECTIoNs, GoNoRRHoEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
GLEET AND STRUCTURE.
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FEMALE sen
PRoLAPsUs, UTERI Calling of the Uterus),
FLOUR ALBUs, HYsrERiA
BARRENNEss, Etc
ALSO,
PANAMA AND MARSH FEvERs, FEVER AND AGUE, REMIT
TENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs, EVERY SPECIES OF
MALARIA DISEASE AND CONSEQUENCES
BE- No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
~ Patients can be assured that their maades will NOT
BE TAMpERED WITH but treated always upon strictly Scicn
tifc py1nciRes.
A Speedy Cure guaranteed In almost all Cases.
Remember that DIR. WIS Office is the corner of
Washington street and Waverly Place. Formerly Pike
street.
j. ID. VyHEIPLEY, NJ. D.,
Sm San Francisco.
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THE METROPOLITAN
HOMESTEAD AssocIATEoN!!!!

CAPITAL, $zoo'ooo'
CONSISTING OF $4,000 SHARES All so EAOh'
Distribution before lst of May.
THNIIE above Association, a Joint stock company
ID for the purpose of providing Homesteads beg leave
to inform the public that
SHARES ARE NOW READY FOR SALE,
with full description of property to be dstribued-the
holders of Shares being entitled to chances in the dpos
tion by lot of of the most desirable Residences ana
Improved Real Estate in the city of
WI lNs-MZ VA TSAT @EW 5000
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SHOVELS! SHOVELS!!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Ames', Days Gays
IA and CARRs Shovels also, assortment of SLUlCE
FORKS and RAKES, on hand and for sale at
J. c.. BROWNS.
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AND MEN OF BUSINESS.
STRANGERS visiting San Francisco from the interior,
- frequently wish to consult physician. Not knowing
whom trust they sometimes fall into the hands of
petender void of conscience of knowledge. That
they may escape those dangers, DIR. WHELPLEY takes
this occasion to inform them that his Office is
At the corner of Washington street and Wnverly
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Paints and Oils.

Hammers.
A LARGE assortment of Nail and Sledge Hammers 70
"a sale at 4 BRowN's.
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Axes.
GNOLLINS Axes, and also Axes from several Other
" manufacturers for sale at BRowNs.
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Distribution on OF before 1st of May.

SsIsTING OF $4,000 SHARES AT So EACH.
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Groceries.
yEvEA Sugar, Coffee Pepper Spices, Cinnamon, Cloves;
a Ginger, Raisins, Fish, Pork, Sardnes, Oysters and
Preserved Fruits and Meats, &c., at BRowN's.
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Jonathan H.ines, Of Pekn. H., for improvement In
grnrs harvcsers. s
A :. Kroser Of Nor~aik c. Tor improvement IN hsr
vesters.
Lewis W. leeds, Of Germantown Pa for improved ap.
raratus to prevent an oyersuppy Of coal TO the
OF hot air furnaces.
Philip W: Mackenzie OF Jersey city N. j. for improve
ment in valves for regulating steam engines
Thomas askei OF Franklin La. f3r Improvement. in
consuming escape steam a. adjunct in heating far.
Richard Issy, Of IoaLport ky for improved mode u
operating snd dumping earth cars
G. T.. Steph cnson, Of PIainGeid Mass for improve
mcnt In seeding mach hines,
Elias strange and Thomas B. Smith, oil Taunton, Mass
for machine for saving hoops.
J: Van Horne, Of Magnolia, ILL.,, for Improvement in
grain separators.
Joseph Alex victcr, Of Montgomery county, Ky. for
improvement In brick machines.
George W. White. of The village Of Mount Vernon town
oil Fast Chester, N. " for improved fountain pen.i
Amos Whittemore, OF Cambcidgeport, hass., for i'm
provcmcnt in spike machine.
Solomon !. Gray, Of south Boston Mas a,sguor to
himself and 8 A. Wood, OF same place for improved
universal dog for planning machines.
Solomon Bidweil Of Rochester N T.. for in,provsl To-
connective lamp case.
Disrcas-Ihcmas IewiS, OF Msden Mass for design
FOR trade marks.
VIM. T. Coggebali Of FAN River, Mass for design for
cooking stoves
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ancf ball. given by the boarders Gregory g. which
numerouy attended BY the guests Of the other hotels
IN. INC costumes, although manufactured principally BY
nr wearerf would have done honor to Djonge, BY the
nicely with which they adapted TO the characters
represented.
Among the most conspicuous both for beauty Of dress
ana me manner IN which they sustained their respective
parts wsse Mtsa L. A-t, Of Bridgeport, who repre-
sened an Indian Queen, In style becoming native
Miss H. B-n Of your city, attired as bride was CON
sdered by many the belle Of the evening Miss E-a NJ
the Maid OF the MIST we'll became the character by her
natural ttnidi;y; Miss NJ. Be-, Of New hoth, ms a
Swiss Peasant, attracted all admrfng eyes Miss
S-e, of New York, sas a Quakeress sustained the
beauty usually attributed to the young ladies' OF that
sect her cousin Miss t. VI, dressed in Pcmoatour
STYLE worthy representative Of the Court OF Louis
XIV. 1uss J. I'D, In costume got up for the
sion and the Misses Rs, one as Night asd the other
Morning attracted considerable attention Miss Il
of New York though not in costume, was much admired
Passing he married indies Mrs. 1t, as In File
du Regiment Mrs. K--d, a a Marchioncss and Mrs.
p-n, in fancy dress, were in way inferior TO any
OF the gentlemen, Mr. J. Oh. OF rev York, az a
magician ranked FIRST his dress being the best in tn
ROOM both for completeness and careful attention 10 the
minute 81 the character; Mr.. r. K--a in dress o.
Charles IL and Dir. J. lie, in officers Dire are Ia
only others worthy OF aen'ion-fhe being At
tired in tie usual varieties of sailors joches aud tn
other costumes which generally abound such
sions. Iancpg Sas Kept up till two ia the morning
altogether tie aar was most agreeable TO those who
participated IN IT,
Should an other occasion again call my pen into use
the reades> d the HlgsAID shall not be forgotten
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THE VIRGINIA SULPHUR WATERS.

SAIL SrLTuR SPRINGS, Va Aug. %, 1855.
ls.y<ion n Fhncy Dress Boil at he Sak S,dphgr-Ia
lrsaing 10 TIE Lodies.
aniist multitude Of other engagements have lite
lily stolen leisure moment just TO give you hurried
etch ef the fancy and dress ball which took place at
ese Springs on the evening Of the I'D inst IL II no.
loueh to icy that Il admirably gotten up and that
isucceedci admirably. " could not, considering all
tesms,ances,} have been got up, or have gone of
" better The following gentlemen were appointed to
o. senior nanagers:-Messrs. Samuel Dubose, Thos.
hby anil Thos. Middleton ~ South Carolina; ThomAs
Dsvcrcux a North Carolina A. =. vaneour.landt Of
wv Yofs, and Benjsmin Jones and Or. W. W. wilkins
Virginia. Junior managers;--Messrs. a. s. Bedford
y York; W. Poliior 81 Washington; Vim D. Randolph
w. Z. Wickham, A. A. Chapman and y. Harrison o.
sgipia. z S. Lucas John Hsrleston b. y. Huger r. "
bons 1i,os Ashby IT,, X. :. Ball W. b Williams and
Nr1alus Irving Of south Caroina; James Wright OF
hama AMI I. W. Pugh Of louisiana About the hour
nine the orchestra dreaded by N. Dollingcr that
apiished composer ms wch as rroesso, o. ballroom
other p,usic) commence its exhirating discoursc
in 4 short time thereafter both ballroom and par.
were crowded 20 their full capacity 70 witness the
grand enfrre Of both sexes who appearel In fancy
hume. Amongst that number, being unfortunately
the same category, myself was happy 70
| hgni1a several married ladies with whom The
" a.a the halter are not synonymous, ann
appropriate earbs and well selected characters and
,mpi.shpents lint much grace and elegance 10 he
&c Conspicuous amongst these were Mrs. K aah
", Of =. C., the former ne la Belle Cofnptesse
hide the attcs very exqusitely sttired IN court
= q tie tine o. Charles the FIRST Mrs NJ, Of the
tc state, acted the part OF Quakercss 70 pcrfec
. and wa push admired. Her pale fsce, her tns
hon. b,F remarkable dignity Of department and reposs
snncf. sc-ll iave fuFni.hsi no Indifferent subiec
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List Of patents Issued from the United states paer.
Once for the week ending September =, ls55 each bear
ing that date
Jos. Alex Adams, Of Brooklyn, y. ", for Improved
machine for elecsrotyping.
Collins ID. Brown, or Alton nj for ifnprovemont in
moving ma chimes.
Thomas Patty a brooklyn n V, for improvement; In
supporting ships' topsails.
Mex. BOYD, ~ Cumberland N. Y. for Improvement
tclegrnphic tide guages.
Mortimer ~ Camp, Of sew Haven, O., fsr improved
ch nincy fieck o. cap.
Aaron r. Farmer and Ransom natlboos OF Rrcokiys
~ ~ for improved mould for backing eieotrot,pe a..
Fcbn T. Hs!sy, a rhiiGdagssss, ~. COS ve.ssntns
msehina.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.


SUNDAY. Sept. 9-S p NJ.
At the close Of the market yesterday there was
more disposition TO sell stocks, aud buyers were BY
no mems abundant. Money continues abundant
without change in rates. The demand l. active,
principally for commercial purposes and business is
steadily absorbing capital. Tho crops have not
yet commenced moving with much force, bu, We shall
soon have full tide setting towards the seaboard
when there will be more inquiry for money, at higher
rates Of interest The banks will not show In their
mkt weekly statement mach change in the discount
line.
A. H. Nicolay's regular semweekiy auction
sale OF stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
the 10th instant at l2l o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The expectation ofspecie from this port last week
WINS not 30 large as anticipated. Several large ship
ping houses reduced their remittances materially
This will help the bank statement for the week
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Total ......t........ .......... SI,2fl ,N5
This road will cost when finished bat 100000
more than the Cleveland and Toledo, unfinished,
and only onehalf the length. The Gslena and Chi
cago earned in six months, ending September LIST,
sI,i33 $40, and the Cleveland and Toledo In the
same time, only sl2s,7A. The earnings Of the
Galcna and Chicago In August, the poorest month
in the year. exceeds the earnings OF the Cleveland
and Toledo for the last three months by 1895,
and only Lacks 1880 Of being equal TO the re-
ccipts Of the latter company for the last four
months. When in addition to the above figures it
IL considered that instead OF a floating debt 70 he
ipancered for in these squay times, the Galcna and
Chicago has an actual surplus Of over $3.50 BOO,
with road easily worked at As per cent, and not
patchwork, doubejointed, doubleguagcd. hydra
headed concern like the Cleveland and Toledo we
do not think IL be denied that either one stock
il selling too high or the other too low.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port dur
ing the week ending Friday, Sept. 7, 1855, dirtin
gushing the destination and extent Of shipments
To each place.
l,, N.-r ".
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The receipts Of gold by the Northern Light was
noA in time to 90 into the banks before making up
their weekly report. The banks will, without
doubt, show moderate reduction in their specie
There IL still much activity in the. anthracite
coal trade. For the week ending on Thursday last
the Reading Railroad brought down 1896 tons.
making for the year 64l $3.50 tons, against 4G2.
l49 tons to the time last year. The coal ship.
ments on tho Schuylkill Navigation, for the week
ending on Thursday last, were 81 ,l56 tons. making
the tonnage by that conveyance, for the son,
7A990 tons, against 62i 300 tons to corresponding
time last year. The shipments OH the Lehigh Navi-
gation. for the week ending on Saturday last were
1851 tons, making for the season slG,97i tons,
against 7O4 ,Os7 tons to the same time last year.
The shipments of coal from Richmond (Reading
Railroad depot,) during the week ending Sept |,
yuaa foiiouru
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Total impoi taons. ~ vcs,les
The bulk Of this aggregate Is made up Of arsiAss
Of universal consumption. Metals form very -
portant portion Of the total Railroad ron tiGo. 9Aae
tn tlsl 1876; lead, So, 72a; iron. 1859. Nsaslv
twenty-five per cent OF the aggregate VA =
these articles Coffee. skins. ten and sugars y Q
great amount, were also imported last week.
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Total, s2s as7 sss SIT sss Oh 81 7tp ia tsDa soi
ct decrease ~ - IT. 1885, ...........E OLE, 80

To'aIs tlt d1I bs3 VI ~ lVFT t1,IthlIN ~ =
Net decrease 70 ssp isss.....t.........,.ta ipS,
II win bc seen by tho above table thai The ship'
men, 81 brcadstufys has commenced with consider
bic spirit To London and Liverpool the exports
ton u -four. wheat and corn Last week Vas brger
than We have before reported for many months To
IIavre -four and whea, arc aiso sbiPpcd- ia Other
articles there has been about The usual outward
movement
The importstions lsa week wire larger than iot
s,ps x,slA prvys0us. The receipts u foreign dry
GOA. exceed in yaluc ,hDe Of general merchsndlss
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roIrRN AMFNrs mn yIpcfNIA

The lrst tournament came OF at Capon on satur-
day last. One Of the hoisetaming--not Greeks, bat
Greens, OF Fauquier. was the victor He selected
Mis- Wifhers, OF The same county, as Queen Of love
and teauty. There viii be two displays Of the
same kind there during the next few weeks. On the
3ls inst, will be- given at the Wsrenton Springs,
row under the excellent management Of Alex. Baker
formerly OF Clarke county and more lately Of the
Potomac Hon9c, Washington.
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The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
Company for the month Of August, in each Of the
post two years were rs folloWs.--
Tots.le !. .S104, log or 81


The incrcase in July was equal to about one hun
dred per cent, and now we have, In August an in
crease equally great. At this rate, the aggregate
earnings for the present fiscal year will be upwards
Of two and half millions Of dollars which, with the
surplus in hand az the commencement, will make n
total Of 50 900 900. The company estimate the gross
earnings for the present year at 81 100000 In the
estimate August Is put down at $4,000 The actual
earnings were s205,ssl 81 Increase on estimate
in one month, $50 yssI 81
To the plain unvarnished statement OF facts AMI
figures which we have made In reference 10 the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, We have
as yet seen no other reply than the cry which usual
~ comes from spectators when any Of their rotten
schemes are exposed. Not one material statemen
made by os, bss can be denied. We shall not stop
to handy words or bubble upon fractional items,
either with our cotemporares correspondents.
We give the figures in proof OF every statement,
made, and II wrong, would like 10 he put right. An
organ Of the clique OF bull specuator- undertook q
few days since 70 show that the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company could pay ten per ccat
dividend out OF the net earnings Of the pre- ent
fscal year, ending April l, 1856. II puts down the
capital az 90 i00 900; receipts 81 023 900 interest
s245, 900 operating expenses 45 per cent-lesying
for dividend, $4,000. Nov VIC undertake to say
and prove, that not one Of the above statements
are either correct or even approaching correctncss
The capital stated, i not the entire capital b. st
IeaFs the whole floating debt amounting A.
admitted. the LIT Of July last, to ii32,ooo Thr
receipts are overestima,ed by AZ least $3.50. 900
The interest Is simply The Interest Or ths s.1 =
eiasses Of bonds and docs no, Include On. doll A. Of
iolere-t On lbe Goatas deh % Laundering f,r II,
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CAPE MAY.

TWO THOUSAND LADIES BATHING At ONE TINE.
The Cape May correspondents OF the Baltimore
American says: The beach presented scene to-day
Monday OF the most spirited and interesting char
acter. The number Of OF bathers exceeded that OF
snypfeceding day. Between eleven and one o. clock
there could not have been less than four thousand In
the surf, fully one-haf, usual being ladies' many
OF whom can swim, and one lady saw floating on
the surface OF the water, and riding the swelling
-urf, with the greatest ease imaginable. A great
number OF ladies' were unattended but were fully
able 70 take Of themselves the terner sex.
The decornm Of the surf is never violated, and any
who would dare 70 insult or annoy lady while
bathing world End himself surrounded by host OF
avengers. The American character In this respect IL
displayed mt Cape May TO IT, fullest extent and,
10th shore and among the breakers the ladies feel
greater freedom from formalities Of oil kinds than
they would at home.
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same, and Last and most absurd Of au the ope
rating expenses are put dawn at As per cent,
which Is too low BY at least 10 per cent. No nan
OF any experience in railroads. who knows the
situation Of the Cleveland and Toledo, estimate.
the operating expenses at less than 60 per cent. We
are willing, however for the moment. to call il 81
per cent and show by the following table that in.
stead Of having 1913 900 for dividends, there win
be much smaller sum-
Gross receipts to April LIST, lSo i've months oaciaIy
known ...,..........,......... 5000 900
Operating expenses Sc per cent. $isa 900
Interest ON funded debt ......,.... 1l5 900
Interest and expenses on floating deb, 25O
Sinking fund per cent on
~, 500 oO. Observation-Disclosures. S35 900
$500, 900