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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22
EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

Greensboro, N. C..
TNHE NEXT SESSION ofthis Institution, which has
been in successful operation for fifteen years. will
meuce WEDNESDAY, lst August.
The course of study designed TO be thorough and syste
matte embracing everything necessary to solid and
mental education.
It very important that pupils be present at the opening
the session days absence at the commencement of
of year when the classes formed and studies en-
tered upon, may embarrass the pupils for weeks
Catalogues containing the Of study expenses, &C.
will be forwarded on application to w
RICHARD STERLING, Principal
June I5 l855-4l-1y Greensboro, N e.
GOLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
E third Session of this Institution commences on We'd
nesday, the 3rd of January 1885, and ends on the 3rd
Of June, 1855
Rev. JAS. H. BRENT, A. B., President.
DIR. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prof OF
Mathematics
And full corps of Teachers in every branch
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel Sc, per ~ ~
Tuition in Primary Department., SlO w
CoIInoiate Department go. ........... $50 90
hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
in the Colegate and all ornamental branches
Pupils in primary department charged the usual price or
ornamental branches. One half payable in advance
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month. .
making every effort render the School the first in
advantages cheapne and pledge reduce prices
multiply the advantages proportion to the increase OF pat
be able to prices nearly half aiding
u.s. also aiding placing the of superior education
within the reach ofalmost every girl in the State.
return thanks for the uneXamped support we have mao
and believe it will be continued For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself ,
fr' VIM. K LANE,
President Stockholders.
Dnc * 1854 l5-tt
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TAST CALL.

A S HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED MY BROTH
n er with me in business wish all that indebted t.
to call settle, with cash by note busines
be settled up soon the accounts of hard cuso
mers will be placed in officers hands.
Feb. l, 1S56.--l27-2t--23tfl GEO H. NELLE1.
Commercal and Herald Copy:
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NEAR GREE NSBORO', N. c.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF THE LUZ
umburg Gardens one mile west of Grsens60ro is pre-
PLUM PEAR, CHERRY, SHA DE and ORNAMENTAL
TREES ROSES and GARDEN-HOUSE PLANTS.
APPLE aDd PEACH TREES delivered at Sl2 80 per
100 and other Catalogue prices Catalogues sent
gratis to applicants Orders left with Messrs. CUMMING
STYRON, in Wilmington, will be forwarded to the pro-
(prietor and trees delivered L. H. FENTRESS.
Nov. I6, 1S55.-60-St-lll2m.
Marion Star copy Pm.
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Coach and Carriage Mnnufac tOry--CIIntOn, n. &.
lg{g-R9 BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
90 citizens of Sampson county and public generally,
he having recently been partially burnt out, has rebuilt
and his establishment is in full operation in all its vari-
GU, branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the righfOr the coun
y Sampsen aud hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share Of public patronage He warrants all his work
to be made of the best materials and should of 1T
fail in twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
material it will be repaired without charge Persous
Wishing buy would do we'll to call and examine for them
he does not intend to be surpassed for sye ele
sance and durability.
Rs REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
1s Mill Ink and Gudgeons, made and warranted
for ten years. for SO
Clinton Nav l. IS55-36-tf.
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ALUABLE REAL ESTATE N THE TOWN OF
NEW-RERNE FOR SALE.


3SS9nn THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, ON
El accommodating terms, that valuable property known
- the WASHINGTON HOTEL, situated the
Corner of Broad nd Hancock Streets This of the
most desirable business locations in the being
venient to the Court House, Market and the Atlantic and
n. G.. Rail Road.
For furt her particulars, apply to WIN H PEARCE,
Feb. 18th, l956-136-2t--2-4tl New Berne N. G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

RELAXING THE RuLE.-The President of the know
nothing Stale council of Wisconsin has issued cir
cular TO the dependent lodges, announcing change
of platform, making eligible to Office Protestant
foreigners who are thoroughly trained and educated
in american principles. You are therefore Che says
at Liberty to admit into your councils persons of thai
class who are naturalized citizens of the United
States and of known integrity of character, not tc
exceed in number onethrd of foreign born citizenl
in each council.
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Clinton Jan l8.-20-3ml sec'y. of Board of Trust
WAESRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
4 L L Y AZ n

V0HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence Wednesday, the 10th of January 1856
regular and thorough of study has been adopted
order graduation. In addition the usual English
branches prepared give instruction in the Ancient
Modern Languages In the department of Music, in
struction will be furnished Harp, Piano. Meodeon,
Guitar and in Musical Composition and Vocal Music In
the department of Fine Arts every attention paid to Draw
ing all its varieties Oil and Grecian Painting, Landscape
Painting in Crayon, Wax Work. Embroidery Fancy Work
Sc The professors and teachers will strive to render their
efforts will be spared promote the moral and nteectu
al welfare of their pupils The President and his lady have
careful to afford the Boarders every attention and comfort
necessary render the College pleasant home The
heathulness Warrenton and its accessibility render it
and convenient place which send their
children acquire education Our charges are as low
as can be afforded in institutions of similar advantages
Payments half in advance and deduction after
trance except of protacd sickness For particu
lars address REV. L. S. CAMPBELL,
Nov 30 1855 -I3-tf President
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Ca THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sec
- ond street. the a:e residence of Robert Maxwell, Esq
165 Two Story House, with all necessary out
houses For Terms apply to
Nj. CRONLY, Broker & Auctoneer
August 27 1856. .-T3 3O2-1t-52-tf
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notice. TO MIIlIl OHVNEIiS AND OTHERS.

E subscriber has increased his number of wOrkmen of
the most competent that can be obtained He COM
any Machinst Architect North south
lie prepared take all jobs in the Machinst Architect
line, viz: fitting up Steam Engines erecting Circular
Upright Saws Foandering Framing and erecting Water
Mills, with Hochkss any wheels in All his work
will be done the most approved plans lie has CORES
drawings any necessary castings and have them ordered
to the most convenient place All persons who want work
done in the above lines would do wen give him CALL
be has had long experience in the business. He returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
Address ID. b. JOHNSON,
Machinfst and Architect,
Polocksyille, Jones Co.. n. G.
March 2 1850 26-tf
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FALL NOTICE.

! WE receiving from the Manufactures 90
- our large and extensive assortment of FdH and "a
JtIHter styieS of HATS and CdPS, consisting of
all qualities Of Wool Hats FOR
PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
Soft Fs Hats of every variety style and color Soft Brush
and Stihened Hats Molekn, Beaver and Cassmeres in
variety. Cloth Plush Silk and Cotton Glazed, Fur
and Embroidered Caps all qualities Together with the
hndsomest and largest assortment of Silk American and
Scotch Gngham UMBRELLAS assorted coors and sizes,
opened in this State. We would also invite attention
to our elegant and fashionable selection of WALKING
ANES, Of all kinds in use Cold Silver, Agate Ivory,
OxIdized aRG Loaded Heads-beautitul designs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
Are especially invited examine stock, as we are conf
dentOf suitng all who may favor us with a call
SHEPARD & MYERS,
WILMINGTON, Sept. %, I855-[4-Im Granite Row
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THE WILNIINCTON MALE AND FEMALE


WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY, October LIST, at So
w cicy Hall The Board of instruction will be the
last session.
For particulars school card which will be issued few
days before commencing and which may be found with Mr.
S Jewctt or Mr.. Whitaker G.. w. JEWETT.
Sent 5th 1865 3l0-It---I-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupln, n c., Strekands Depot,
are prepared to fill bills of any kind quality that be
cot out of long pine They would respectfully solicit
Share of patronage from the public generally.
TAYLOR, LINTON & co.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
"A from trsssp.ssing, in any manner, my lands lR
Columbus county n. c.. under the penalty OF the law
lS55.---3-tt A. &. DlChENSON
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.. NJ. W EST,
4 UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
"A 2I9-f Wilmington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
name and style of FLEGsHMAN SCHwARz was dissolved
on the 10th inst by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the firm will present them e Edward
and those indebted will make payment to him alone who
authorized to settle the affairs of the firm
| H. FLEISHMAN,
Ian 95 --I20-3t-22-4tl EDW. SCHWARZ.
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JANUARY Ist. 1855.
TEACHER WANTED


A TENIL4EMAN who can come well recommended as
Oeng thoroughly qualified teach the classic Ian
guagss and of undoubted moral character will find plea
.@ situation as Teacher private family, by applying
Dec. l4th.-[I5 CHAS DITFFY NJ D.
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Professional and Business Cards,

JAMES .. BOWDEE,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES & PROVISIONS
| WILMINGTON, n. G.
OFFICE NEAR THE RAlLDOAD,
" i'll attend promptly to all business in his line
Dec. 2l.-l6-tSM.
ID. q y. >. GRADY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
L Oct 49, WMMINGToN, n. c..
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THOS. B. CARR, NJ. ID. ID. ID. 5.
- PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
HENRY BUiEK AiNIEIt.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUF
w and SEGAR Store, Sign Of the Indian Chief, MA
KhT street, second door above Water, WLMNGTON, n
N.B-Al orders filled with despatch.
Dee. Z IS55-lJ-ly,
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CO-PARTNER RS

CtARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
4 June II WILMINGTON, n.
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JAS. c. SMITH "a CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their Of
- fee TO the second story Of the building formerly
pied by the Telegraph Company where they prepared to
attend to all business in the Commission line.
Ali business entrusted to them viii be puctuay attended
1851.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

MURDER MOST FoUL.-The Boston Post says:
Paine Aldrich, of Worcester, shot his Alderney
bull on Thursday-fnest animal in the country took
first premium at Ohio cattle show in '53; five years
old and wicked Satan worth FIVE hundred dollars
don't know who's got the beef"
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN
WILLIAM III. LIPpITrr.

WILLIAM II. LIPFITF,
WHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye StuGs, Window Glass Garden Seeds,
Perumery Patent Medicines &c &c. Of Front and
arkctreets ediately opposite SHAW old stand, Will
aingtOn, n. &. D
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CO-PAESTNERSHIP NOTICE.
u X ID. DuI"ISE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
\. AND APoTHECA rlEs, Wilmington, n C.
May 9th 1853 38-tf
{. DrPRE. d. DUPRE, R.
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THE THIRD SESSION of this institution commenc
L on the 4th Feb'y and will continue twenty weeks
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NssyGrt Bait. rAia Boston s;S si scS
A3l0 to ~"
uOrs-The market continues firm with fair activity sales
of S bales ga 4. .s to a%tb i quiet for Scotch Pig sale.
INDIA n RI BBER@we hear Of sale of $4,000 Para on
LEh1HFR-Holdr. of sole continue demanding 9ll P5,e
namely light and middle weight, Oa anu
for DO Heinock The stock IL doubled with prosper OF
lion Oak yet in small supply and heavy weights are
scarce and Il quick sale o.. g, coror,on and
IMERoekand' quiet last sales at Soe tor common ana
~ oT !ae @ Rave been made of 100 t, Of Refined
MOLASsEs-Porto Rico has touched higher point other
kinds are buoyan sales OF S hhds Porto Rico Soc and lio
sToRESsR. Ttaspe.n. J Sb:y =, seS c an. cash.
the same offered for more refused and small parcels from
wharf At the same price eco bbs were bought after business
hours yesterday by house At ie Tor 81" eo IN 40
able order and nc for 500 do in shipping 9der loo
bb TO arrive cash and sh9T tine tine n s asS M having been
mad. Known cr or re 5S3s wt es Of $50 bis
az - 2i b. $50 10 Ron continues extremely auis.
We have only to note sales OF 70 Dds a, t IN ANAL
prices firmly maintained The stock ct I AZ KY
reported yesterday should read 800 Obls at $3.50
OiLs-Eng.h Ln.eed in steady request and prices remain
without essential changer the transetons eSmPnse % tun.
Ny s5s Dse mea il IN sod demsna from store At osa
q o. Crude Whale !. dull .na Pice' are mostly nom1s
East tac Guide Sperm remains quiet and pEoes
in of buyers sale. OF $50 bbs at New Bedford 70 price
b Ss Winter and 81 s5a 80 for Biesehed DO Winter
B,shed Elephant in moderate demand s5as6c Lard Oil
INACTIVE At STA 81 O5 cash and mos. the latter rate for
pme Western. Olive is in moderate request at IS Tid
81 81. Quart, and Pnts. Red Oil is dull at 81 G70c cash
aud mos.
PROV STONS-The Pork market s better; the stock
made up to-day proves be much reduced sggessng 900
bbs ard including 4s45 bbls Mess Of which some 200 bbs
sold of the market the sales 800 bills al S2l
*2 Mess aud 4sdtls Is for Prime Beef is without
the stock rather larger than expected. but
some Od bbls already sold East the
$50 bbls 500 81 Country Prime 90 5Od 50 80 for do
Mess t9d : IL for Repacked Mess Prime Mess Beef
quiet lid tG. Beef Hams wanted $50 go. Ba
Cut Nests quiet 7tc for shoulders and
Hams Lard qu and prices favor the buyer
SAL. OF bbls and az 39l3c Butter rmer and In
good demand At sd Bic for Ohio Id 1895 for State Cheese
|, plenty al sQl0.c.
sIocY " PORK AND BEEF PACKING YARDS sEw.Yosg Asp
BROOkLYSOUvESBER /, 1856
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Market.. .. Reported BY Telegrsph

BryyALo Nov l-6 D. m.-FLoVR qaiet; ale. OH On Al,
A. 81 3 for good NchsAn aud 50 81 81 = fr so - o>
Ohio snd Canada. WHEAT lower; sales of i4ooC Sub =,
i2ld 81 - for Chicago Spring closing a. in.A
CoRN advapcing sales o. 1900 bush a. bo9hc Oars
Of eco bush a. Sc. rvs Guu sales 81 500 bg.h a. -
BAKLEY dull ssss ~ : l0Gs ~. WHISKY a. 60
FRrIcEIs-i7c Corn and he. for Wi~a, 20 NJ
RECEIPTS the % hours ina ~ noon 10 day 7ab.
81 $50 bush Wheat, 81 92I bush Corn Canal Exposr, -
bbs Flour 1854 bush Whest. J,7i6 81 Com r. ',1'
from The southwest continnss preventing any vess 60
gciag olt oT coming IN
The RECEIPTS Flour here this have ben - a..
bhs sgainst 6S9 go bb last md the receipts 80
,hi. season nave been H. 10000 bush against l5SOOa
Issf and the Flour reduced % Grain being add
tn ,,t. receipts thus far 1880 GO bush The Toi i
now limited
CEIc.co Nov. Id p M-WHFAr-The ASA. nev,A.
effect uron he market. shipments 10 Buffalo. ISL ss 49,
ana 70 0sweso Is SEQ bushels. CoENNaFket dull With.
ming tendency. shipments 20 Buffalo II CO bush Fslss,
firm. .5dA, for WIDEST 20 Buffalo.
OsyFco Nov. 10 p. N.-WsEAr J. in steady nila., l.
rsua with sales OF 5000 bushels ~ EGsl 70 Gf -
Nhtan Ii diana sui Canadian. and = p for Racine sr.
CoKN I'M good demand; sales 300 bushels prnop~rv a
FRricETs unchanged Lake imports todAy-3 81 bbt -
IS ?, hush Wheat $500 bush Barley. Canal Espr.-Sl AZ
bbl. Flour D. $40 bush. Wheat Is, 49, bush Corn.
PRopFNCE. Nov 2-COrroN quiet sales small The pr,ce
In favor the buyer The Wool market continues scys
with advancing prices sales Of the week e7oO 70 PsI,r
CLorHs-Msket active, prices hrm ssles Of week
6 SEQ pieces.
CH,kLEsToS Oct Sl-Corros-Sas. to-day Of l. ~ bale.
uddng fair The sales Of the week add on OD
tsr., the usrlet closing 6rm. RICE advanced &c.
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WARL.NE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK..
Cleared.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Parrish, Norfolk Petersburg aud
Richmond, Ludlsm Plessauts; Borussis tHsmb Ehers,
Hamburg y. Bech Kunhsrdt; Lyonnsis Deyanth, Have.
f. f. Popier Alabama, Scbenck, Savannah g. L. Atchil
VILE Even Charleston Spohord 4 Tlleston.
ShpsC Chicago, Chase, Liverpool Nesmith Sons Tropc,
Smith Sydney, Aust Ooodeve Artsl Elliott; Minnehahs
b, anchamp Melbourne w Cameron Neptune Peabo6 v,
Liverpool C. II. Marshall CO.. Emerald, Cook, Liverpool,
Howlsnd Frothng CHAM; Martha Rideout Morse London,
Nesmitb Sons; NewHampshire, Shelter Glasgow Zeregs
Bsfk-J. E. Williams, Urquh.rt, Neworean., Laytin [.
HuTlbut.
Bhs-NenuphM Campbell Yer. Cmr, HnsOu' Bros 4 Co. !;
Doothea dewitt Montevideo, Wu Thompson Eastern
Actiy Bpsn9' Ayre. Van B.unt sssht Sea Lark McF1
Lancaster; Nosere lFI) Ham.n 8. Pierre, T; W. BayHd
Co. Cygnet (Br D. Smith, Windsor, J. d. Whitney Co..
Etns (Brl Ray ST. John, ~ B.. r L. MENUS Sons Dsren,
Stsust, Key West, Benner Deake.
Scboo1ersSouthern Belle, OBIien Wilmington d C. Muir.
ray; T. p Lsdd Johnson ST. John, ~ b. SnithenS Co.;
Atlantic, Demerrtt Nassau, N r, +. Montague Coz
Alfred (Br) Floran BURN, N. f. barren Bros. Alma (sr
Pickles Chsrlottetown, p f. L. G. h. DsWolf; w. A. spd-
ford Tooker, Jacksonville o. A. Ferris Co L. A. Edwards.
sbsctelford. DsrieB Do n7r Potter; A. Mason, Smith,
Georse.own $, C., Dolner Potter; Fairfax. Mott Aisnn-
dris, Merrill Abbott; Aida CsIbery, Philadelphia J. W.
Mckee; Oregon, Leach Philadelphia James Hand rn.Gss'
Lowell Boston, g. w Lewis Co; James Lawrsnee Aen'
Boston, Dayton sprasue A. C. Baker Ireland Ph'dspa''
James Hand. A.
soop.-Mar. Louis. Cumming F. River, master Ore
son, Rhodes Providence, master.
Propeller-Beyerly, Price, Philsdelphs, ~ Briggs
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To ARRIVE.
Passengers Sailed

IN steam ship City Of baltimore from PhddeAd 70, L,td'
pooI-pr G. r. Ieloly lady and child Rev. w j. Morrison
and lsdy Mrs PAGE aud children Miss Sarah speman,
Mrs Dlsn Mrs Wiley Ellen DUFFY, Mrs. Lake, john Brke
servant snd child Messrs Samuel Blsk Peton VIM Copei
David Hey John Anson Stevenson pentie john Douad-
son Catt,naux Brown David Harris smith, Gadins Iheie,
W Hopkin. Watkins, Reignond Renounard, J. Y. Mills,
W. C. Bsyly, j Green and lil In the steersge -
In The sfednhip He,ndHR for S0HedmptoH dsd B'emen
W Dressed lady and infant Miss Johanna Dressed and servant
Baltimore e. Ssxton Mr.. Won Keller lady one child IN
isnt and servant Mr. Boiling aud Master Boiling n ~ Miss
Laura Baker Aug Gockel G. A. Muller washington III
Marks and son, ~ Y; Joe. Weller NcwJersey VIM ZEN
rose @ kenucey Cb Kenuc-y Chas Thomas, G. L. Rodwk,
n Y F. Baur W. Corbuser. Mr. Fame Canada Leo Weir
son n WIN. Knauboueyer, John Butler A. Johnson ~
Waters Alr Hasermsnu Mr.. Johnson, Mr. Ihomgs2n MI
Wis: j. Obrack lady, slant and two children aI; Ja"S,I
Grad Msmues Cal Mrs: shaber, CHICAGO Ms wisl'
n Y; w r. Kroche, A. +. Kosls Thee soden ~ Mei' Mr;
francisco brather and w Robinson lazy imam. ahi
child M Cleg lady and infant N Mrs coiouaet and
Bsiy N " Jacob seaskin, stopingtOn, A 7. Heinrich.
n n, HAMBURG sfeomhiP Boysssi0 for Hdmbu,g Mrs =.
Markwald child Mr. Charles Tbywssei, MI G. r
P.nuhn Mr. Nicholas Muller Mr.. Hester, Mr. Jacob 0rob
Mr. Vop Zastow Mr. Rud HaebersT, Mr. Arnold kraas aud
LADY Miss Fischer Mr. Pslz, Mr. {. H. Bschmann, MI Carl
Zen Psuss Miss Boyer and 100 In the steeIage.
Ia me st.d eship y0nn1 for Hdrye-Mrs Francis r. Dam
,n,r Miss Cora A. Dsmmer Mr. SalOmsn Mrs. Strong, MI
Bs,l.y and lady Philip GugelTi j. f. Basord lady. child
adv and ,fysnt Heeah Huber and lady; Abers Sumner
lady daughter and O. Gibson Mr. schedel and
Ian Mesus v n. Luis, {. Beaugrand, r. de Montigny,
Tbucc, Jceo Laurent Marin and child T.. Nayoi the Rev.
ob X Cocagne Paul SaspoTtss A. Lauette de Lesrsnge
A F1olich Ma9'lle Enesne Belief.
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.
The following extract from the last monthly report of
the Superintendent gives the state Of the work on the
second track, on the ist October:
The grading masonry and bridging for the second
track from ElZabethport to New Hampton, is mostly
done and will probably be entirely completed in the
next four weeks, except the cut at the junction at
Hampton caused by the D. l. x w. Company lower
ING the grade There are still several points in the old
or present track, between Planfed and Elizabeth,
which remain to lie graded down and filled up to cor.
respond with the graded line for the second track CON-
prsng in distance about two miles The baasting for
the second track well for the old track Is pro-
crossing with three gravel trains also on some por-
tory prices broken stone is being prepared The laying
of the track advancing rapidly a. the iron is de-
livered from Scranton. The crossties spikes splicing
plates and road bed except ballast are all ready and
have been for months; that the work OF laying the
rails might have been almost completed, If the iron
could have been received There are now - miles OF
sec, nd track laid leaving % miles to be lac. There
have also been laid. this season, some five miles OF
track on the branch road at Ezabethpor, and where
tie grade has been altered the old track beside third
rails laid on the main and side racks for the broad
gauge: and over fifty new turn outs and crossIgs.'
From The PhhGtsiphid Ledger, Noe. l.
The Anthracite Coal Tunnage OF the past week Is
large and by the Reading Railroad and Schuykil Nav
igaton considerably in advance OF the tunnage during
the corresponding week last year. From the Schuyl-
kill region the supply tor The week !: over loooo fun'
greater than Tor the same week in lhJJ
From tie Lehigh region the -uppy by both canal
ard road is rather less than the canal tonnage alone
for the corresponding week last year. The actual in
crease for the week is 9 .j5 tuns as - shown IN the
folouiny accumulation: