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VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE,

G9HE subscriber offers for sale his farm with all
G the improvements thereon, situated in Carroll
Township, Cambria county about two miles from
Carroltown, containing ETYFIVE ACRES,
with forty five acres cleared, fenced and in good
state of cultivation, well watered. An orchard
six years old, a Good two Story House and a
good substantial Barn so by so feet.
The subscriber will remain in Carrolltown for
few days, at the house of Lawrence Schrott
where he may be consulted as to all things per-
tanning to the sale of the above splendid property
1t is to be understood the sale must be for Cash,
the subscriber must sell, and sell low.
JOHN SWAIN.
May 7, 1856. 2s-at.
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Standardization Notice.

4 ETTERS of Administration de bonis non
4 cles,s sestaae,to GRner0 on the estate of John
Murphy, late of Ebensburg Borough Cambria
county deceased, having been granted to the sub
scriber by the Register of said county Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to the said
estate to make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims against the said estate viii present
them duly proven for settlement.
D. IL. ROBERTS.
Administrator de bonis non cum testamento
annexo of John Murphy deceased.
March g. 1856.
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Ear.ner,s Look to Your Interests! |!

with Goods TO
THE undersigned would respectfully inform tho
citizens of Ebensburg, and farmers of the
surrounding country that he has arrived with a
large STOCK OF d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
consisting of plain and fancy Cassnets-a large
variety of Jeans, Liaseys, Barred and Pam
Flaanels. Blankets, Coeerlids and Baize. Tho
above goods will be exchanged for wool on low
terms. and if the goods are not desirable the mar
ket price will be paid in Cash.
April a3 1856 JOS. GWINNER-
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Medicines
At James M,Dermit's
EBENSBURG, Pa.

EBENSBGRG, Pa.
Ayres Cathartic Pills. HE
Holloways g
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Brapdreth's Vegetable do
Bennet's Plant 6S Root do 80
MLane's Liver do
Swaynes Sarsaparilla and tar Pills.
University's-Jaynes and Railways Pills
Cambrian Pills.
Cough Remedies-Ayres Cherry Pectoral.
Keysers Pectoral Syrup-Swaynes Syrup Wild
Cherry-Universities remedy-Iaynes ExPecterant
Brant's Pulmonary Ba,sam, Syrup of tar, wild
cherry and hoarhound.
Also,
Perry Davis pain killer.
Railways Ready Relief.
Mustang Linament-Indian hrament.
Electric oil and Magnetic OIL.
Kennedy's Medical discovery.
Brant's Purifying Extract.
Hoohaud Bitters, Holland Bitters.
Browns essence of Janaca Ginger.
Holloway's worm confections, McLsnee. Swaynes
and Jaynes Vernifuge.
Thompson's Eye-water.
Cure for toothache.
Cure for earache, deafness, &c,
Balm of thousand flowers,
Hair tonics and Hair oils.
Ebensburg, April 80, 1856. p.
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HDl LAlE HERGIL

FESHE subscriber has just received full -
IL supply Of FAMILY PROVISIONS, .
at his store in the room formerly oc-
cupied Foundry ware room, and is prepared
to furnish tie same to customers at rates as low
as TIE lowest. His stock is of the very best and
consists of every item in the provision line, viz
Snperior Cooe Flour, Corr Heal IN barrel or
i,s .gacits, Hanas, Shoulders, and Sides
Of Bacon, Sugar Cured Hans, Fish
Of all kinds-iSaIn,on iShad.
1Mackerel, Herring, Cod,
&C., Cheese, Dried
d PPLES,
Peaches, cts.
ALiSO,
-G@ssYscsfoas
ond uuriettes,
such as Candies,
Nuts, Crackers, Tobacco
and Cigars. He has also, od-
ded to has business, and intends to
keep hand for sale IRON &c Nails
of all sizes of the best quality; and viii sell at
very low profit for cash or Country produce Give
him call. Persons that wish to buy any thing
in his line, viii find it to their advantage.
ROBERT DAVIS.
Ebensburg, April 2, 1856.
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r NJ. SUTLIFE would again inform the citi-
IL 4. zens of Ebansburg and all the rest OF
mankind, that he will again visit this place. with
a large collection Of Books at the next term OF
Court. ..@4
December 26, 1855.
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AT the same time and place will be sold the fol-
lowing Seated Lands and Lots of ground, on
which the taxes remain unpaid, and which have
been returned to the Commissioners, agreeably to
the Act of Assembly Of April 29th 1944.
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SUNDAY, Aug. 24-6 p. M.
The stock market closed yesterday with down
ward tendency. All the leading railroad stocks
were freely offered at the close at lower prices The
slight Improvement realized on Friday could not be
sustained. II brought out so much stock and so
many sellers that the market gave way, and closed
heavy. No one ct all acquainted with the position
OF most Of the stocks in the street can for moment
believe in permanent rise. It utterly ont Of the
question. The season and everything else is against
such movement There are no outside buyers; the
brokers have the game all to themselves, and the
bears have all the chances in their favor The next
news from Europe is likely to be favorable for
the street interest. With q tight money mar
ket in London, we cannot expect different
state Of things this side. With consols falling of
at the rate Of half to three-quarters per cent
week il would be folly to expect an improvement in
our market. Our lat advices from London reported
money worth five per cent on the Stock Exchange.
There ID more probability Of this increasing than
decreasing, from the activity Of speculation. Our
own banks dare not, in the face Of growing strin
gency in financial affairs abroad, keep up their
present hns Of discounts. This alone, independent
of local Causes, would bring about contraction.
We are anxously looking for the next European
steamer. The Niagara will be due at Halifax
about Tuesday, with seven days later news. From
the tone of the last London papers we should
Judge that her financial advices would be of q
gloomy character.
A. H. Eicolay's regular semfweekly auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
next, 26th instant at l2a o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The expectation of specie from this port during
The past week, was as follows
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BY comparing the two roads, we find that the Galena
course Of the year and paid Is per cent dividend and
that during last year. when the road completed and
its business immense, each mile earned -, $50,
and the road paid dividend OF 2z per cent The La
Crosse earned the first year S. S11 per mc about
third OF its cost and that from the local business alone
The result speaks for ITSELF and requires comment.
Let us ow see what dividends the road can pay on its
capital stock The running expenses will not exceed 40
per cent wood be had at 81 to 81 IL per cord on
the ne but let suppose them 70 be 45 per cent Do
duct AZ per and have net earnings $275 000
The cost Of the road per mile this includes de-
pot grounds, equipment side tracks &c For o. miles
amounts TO 81, 649 s37.
on this amount about one half is STOCK the other half
bonds-deduct interest $500 900 Of bonds part Of
which bear per cent interest and we have calling them
all per cents $66, 60C and have the net sum TO
be applied to the pay men of dividends on the stock
25h per cent Such result on new road the nrst year
IL is opened and from its local business alone truly
wonderful and must be highly gratifying to its stock
cept OF $500 0O0 while beyond all doubt it will be $780,
oco We have no hesitation in saying that the La Crosse
and Milwaukee is destined to stand side By side with the
Galena and Chicago, large dividend paying road and
that OF the present time offers by far the best invest
ment on the whole list OF stocks.
We will add in conclusion, that the comp,ny bought
at early day and very cheap ample depot grounds IN
Milwaukee and alone the line that has first rate equip
machine shops, and no floating debt comparatively.
The Superintendent of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company has just completed his report for
the six months ending June l, 1856 =
CLEVELAND Asp Torxoo RAILROAD.
Gross earnings months ending June S54s $40
Operating expenses for same time 253 $50
Net earnings $2e5 226
Deauct Interest &C, paid. l33,eIA
Net income, over Eve per cent. slel So
The Treasurer's report, showing the income &C
count on the LIST Of june and the finances Of the
company on the lst Of July, 1866, is as follows
Balance OF income account Dec 1885 73 757 %
Gross earnings months, ending June 1885, ii
vo@-,o VI
Working expenses, as per super.
iptendents report ........... s2j3, $50 81
Interest on bonds and debt Elk
nontnf.s. l-S,O1S
EJ enses New York Office. 49,. $500 90
Dividend in April 1856 122 24s so S5ce,1I4 o.
Balance TO credit OF income account STA, l59 90
GENERAL STATEMENT, 3crH JrSE, 1856.
Capital stock, Increased since April, by
surrender Of bonds o. 323, ia so
Bonds. 3,370,271 30
Bills payable, balance. ................. 3354T3 SIS
Balance income accounts ............... ll3l5s 90
Construction ..6,Iotsto %
Bonds, &c, on hand 2le,Ssl 81
Cash In bank. and In hands
Of Cashier, nj Cleveland. lsl, Sc 81
Interest upon bonds, paid IN
june. ...ss.s..s...s.sss ltso3 ef
Sundry balances E,oos 81
sJ,ls2, Sc 81 sI,Is2,e23 81
In concluding the financial statement, the Treasu.
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He fufn..hes "a with the following facts from his
-, oa.erva,;on. In relation "a IT,
Ia CsossS AVID MILWAUKEE, RutRoAD.
In road = the great and natural through route from
ihe Lpper Mississippi, Paul and Minnesota 10 LAKE.
Michigan, aud thence 70 the Esst As main East and
We, lne ~ adyanxes are boy surpassed ~ any road
"a the west NOT even oy ,ne eslena and Chicago
LIST forms one The hnss IN NE snorss, and the mos,
direct ne o. rslroAa rom vac sew Engsnd states the
city OF New YORK ano sesoosro V ine Ipper Assssppt
and the vast nortnves'sfn legion lncluoins Minnesota
road, CON mencss a. ursnlnssen, oPpos,te NJ.
waake, q nov ~ pooess y yonsIu.uon ana WI pc
compseted ~ "a cary -! ,vIoasn '.s Sehs ~ hsgin
connecting vh ne ,sovss se Yo, fsSss ra.ss
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

CONSULTATIONS ON ALL DISEASES or THE EYE
~ and ear heretofore from @ oclock daily, No.
esg1 roadwav Private instruction the result weny years
ssneYenre given medical practitioners on the Operations
AND q these decs,e organs My Treatise
~ 10 Fye can be procured NJ The office Also superior
zoe which and look eyarfly like the natural eye
JANIS W POWELL ". ~, 0cMIsi, AQrist &c
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Probable bank balance, Aug. g. ...sll 500 liz
At the same date last year the banks reported in
hand q specie reserve Of $I3 ,326 ,s7s, with dis
count line of $l00 0O4, GOA. The discount line now
IL about eleven millions above that figure. viii be
full another week before q California remittance
viii be due. The banks have another weeks expor
tas;on and payment into the Custom House to pro-
vide for, before receiving supplies from California.
The city Comptroller is advertising for proposals
fos two hundred and fifty thousand dollars assess
meut bonds, in sums Of not less than one thousand
dollars. They will draw interest at the rate Of six
per cent. payable semiannually, and viii mature in
Eve years Proposals will be received until Satur-
day next. the 3Oth instant, at o'clock Pm.
The anthracite coal trade is gradually improving.
The Scauylkin Navigation brought down for the
week ending on Thursday last, % s2s TOMS and for
the season. GAO 24 TONS against 65l 039 tons to the
same time Last year. The Reading Railroad brought
down. 70, the week ending on the same day, As ,345
tons and fos the current year to that day. 1878
tons, against l 52s ,52l tons to corresponding time
Last year. By this exhibit the supply of coal from
the Sobuykl region Is l60,l47 TOYS behind the ton
mage to the same time last year. From the Lehigh
region we have q report Of 1904 tons Of coal
carried over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for
season rather from the opening Of the road abou.
the Il. OF May s2742 tons. This road, with its pre-
sent limited equipments, Is doing very satisfactory
busi aess-much more than was done by the Read
ing toe FIRST year Of Its existence. Shipments Of
coal we're. by canal, for the week ending with Sa
turdsy last the 10th, 7s5 tons and for the year.
664 Jas tons against 72s o55 to same time last year.
Adding the tonnage Of the Lehigh Valley Road to
chat of the canal we have TAG, las tons the ton
mage Of the Lehgh region this year. against 72so55
tons 70 the same time last year, showing increase
OF 1870 toos. Deducting this excess from the de-
fcit from the SchuylkiI region, and we have net
loas from the two regions, ~ compared with last
wear, Of I42,4i7 tons. A better supply Of vessels
during the past week has given considerable ANNA
lion 10 shipments. The retail trade remains with
out much change; but there ID evidently an i'm
proving demand, as jet, however, without any ad-
vance ia prices The season il now far advanced,
leaving hardly time enough to make up the deacien.
cy In the production with no provision for an in
cressing consumption.
The gross transportation earnings Of the Delaware,
LAckawSnsa and Western Railroad Company for the
month Of July, 1885, and same month last year. were
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AT this rate the road would about $3a,3l5 per
month SAT- $50 for the year. Now the business
is rapidly increasing |. would be very low estimate to
calculate upon $500 600 for the year This estimate, we
sure below the mark, for the receipts during the
fall will average S15 900 month"; but wishing 70 keep
within bounds, let US take the above estimate.
let compare this result with the Galena and Chicago
road, the most successful in the United States.
BY dividing $500 00o the total amount received In the
year by the length of the road sixty one miles we nod
that the gross receipts each mile Of the road for
the year, 80 3l1.
We give following table to show the gross receipts
on each mile OF the aena and Chicago road per annum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

A gentleman. well acquainted with the subject Of
rsilrosdog. has visited Wisconsin for the purpose
OF examining the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee road.
lie furnishes "a with the following facts from his
own observation in relation to it,
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SATURDAY, Aug 23-6P NJ.
Asms-Small sales OF pots we're made at So 81 IS
Sly. Pearls were 1t 81 rs for American and Canadian
were held 1t 50 IS rs. The stock Aug Is, 1885,
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v(M q HIGGINS, AUCTfoNEFR STORE No N,
w Eighth avenue-wll sell, this day, Monday Il l5i
othck n lofTweDy FIRST street Eighth avenue ~
fmcnt Of household furniture vizsofas oun : bel
bedding, black walnut and cherry tables mirrors
Pr sels and Ingram carpets crockery, &C. &c Also ono
horse and spring cart,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

4 UcTToH NOTICE GOAL, COAL, CoAL.-sAMUEL
"A OsGOOD Co. Aucsioneers, 81 Nassau street,
win se this day, ondsy Angus. Is 1855 at H. O'Clock.
al the deck Of Msston Powers Haxton wharf, be-
tween Fulton and CathArine streets tons
eunous coal lots TO suit purchasers The sale Is abso
lutte The coal TO DO removed unless an arrange
be made with MAJ ston Pow for storage The
coal ia well known in the market Oerhcaes Of those who
have used IL are annexed
FARRANDsvILr COMPANY
MoKIoUR lion WoRKs, Dec. II. 1885
We have used the bituminous delivered
pud ding furoaces have made gross Of pud
died bar with Is Of said coal aud thick that
make tor Of bar with ID cwt Of COAL ard the furnaces
six beats With easily they Eve heas with
the snthaoe coal The usual quantity OF anthracite coal
used pudding here Is ton ewt per OF udaed bar
j. r. J. GsovEs.
ELHIRA. July 2. 1856.
ayesm generator have not been able find any coal
equal your farsndsve Of which have used my steam
-four mill upwards Of 500 tons 1t very free burning OPAL
AID makes great amount Of flame Besides It's Other
advantages makes much less ashes than any coal have
heretofore used formerly in the habit OF cleaning out
dres at eas once IN " hours and was only with the est
coal that could long waereas using the Fayrands
vile co do not the res oener than once in q hours
needing coal for steam purposes as most superior
article. JOHN AsHD0wN.
HENRY r. FALLON,
Agent of The Farrandsville Coal Co.
Terms cash. city funds deposit viii be required IN pro-
portion 10 the amount OF each parcel purchased.
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CARATosA MONTREAL. LEBANON SPRINGS AMI
- TIE WEST

Fare redt>ed-1o Albany, " %, Saratoga, ~ g.
Two daily express trains.
A. leaves White Centre
connecting Albany at it5A NJ with the Central Railroad
for The West and with the Albany and Northern Railroad Al
~ A. W. for Saratoga where passengers
and herce TO Montreal and At Chatham -Four Corners win
the Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Wncre
arrive vt 80 T. NJ.
$40 A. NJ mail train, stopping sl stations and arr,vc1
IN Time for the Central Railroad.
3NP ~, express for Albany connecting with the Central
Railroad express train for me West ~ n r. H. and with the
Saratoga train ~ n A, W., the morning ~ WV -
Lake Mahopac. ~ s
- ssruRSfSG.
$50 W., express train from Albany for New York with
Central Railroad ~ eNi'' a -
el5 NJ, mail train. stopping al all stations
AsDP NJ express train leaving Absny on arrival Of
the ~ ~ W express train Of the Central Railroad the
Saratoga
Baggage checked through
Aucrsf :, 1895. WI, CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-FR0M MAY 10, 1866,
The trains VIII leave Chambers street station AZ follows
Espress A. M and p ~; mail, "a NJ through way
for sing sing, 1880 A. NJ and sss r N this train
leaves every Friday evening Al III NJ for Hudson. SD
Y. for Peekskll, and - P. NJ. The Poughkeepae,
surg sing snd Peekski trains SOP e the way stations Pas
sengers takcn Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty
Trains Troy q, rs ans and 10 Is
A. and 40 r. M and East Albany al s. SO and II 5 A NJ
NEW YORK AND ERIE RArIRoAD.-oN AND Ar
Nv ter Thursday August 1853 and until further notice.
passenger trains w leave pier Duane street a. fol-
lows
Iufalo Express. At A. " for Rufsio.
Dunkrk Express, nj A. w.. for Uunkirk
. MAIL al SIS A. NJ, for Dunsrk and Buffalo and nlerrne
date stations Passengere by this tram viii night
Oweso, and proceed The next morning.
Chcsco Express az I y NJ, for Dunkirk.
Rechland Passenger, n83 ~, GROIN foot Of Chambers
sireeD via fiermon Suterns and Intermediate stations
way Passenrer ~ Y. w., for Newburg and Midtown.
Nieh Express, At 5 r, NJ. for Dunklrs and Bnfao
Engrant al y. NJ for Dunkk and Buffalo nterme-
diate sailons
The above trains daily Sundays exceutes.
These express trains Elmira The Fmlra
nandaigua and Niagara Pals railroad Niagara Fails
Bnghanton with the Syracuse and Bnghamion railroad. for
syracuse; Al Corning with Buffalo Corning and York
railroad tor Rochester Great Bend with Delaware rcka
wana, and Western railroad, for Buffalo and
nunkk with the lake Shore railroad Tor Cleveland Cncn-
D, & NccAILUN. General sup't.
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IUnIIAM n. LEwIs. AuCTIoNEER. -HousRs ANn

w lots for sale a. public auction. William n. Lewis n
will sell st auction on the premises,
not Central Morrisania Tuesday, August as Isss 4
b. NJ, two story house, with attic and cellar wen i,
q feet front By % deep and contains rooms besides tae
cellar and attic he ot Is 70 by $50 and there Is good s
" fee front and - feet deep containing eleven rooms m
Kitchen cellar, and seven closets all well suossan
bui and finished BY days work The o rs feet from hv
$50 feet deep good cisiern, we'll and substantial 81
There The rear o. the lot good building sop
"a feet square, with cellar underneath The properly NH
sold ether together separately, 10 su purchasers
VIM. ". LEWIS A son Aucioneers
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NFw YORK. AND coNEy ISLAND, LANDING AT
~ Fort Hanilton each way.-Thc steamer NORwAIK.
Csrt q Holman will leave AZ follows Sundays included:
Leaving foot Of Amos street % A. NJ l2 and "a r. NJ
eavisg spring street Al o. N ,l2ls and NJ pier
North river 10 A. w. aud r. Nj Coney Island, last trip,
y. w. fare q coney Island, Fort Hamilton and bacx
to New York twenty-five Cent? for which return ticket viii
be given. No half price for children. -
NLw YORK AND HARLEM RA1LRoAD.-oN AND
after Monday, August Is 1856 the passenger trans
New York and Harlem Railroad Company will their
regular time with the exception Of the B. 80 A. and $50
v NJ, e1pfcss aud which will regular
ifps few days, OF which due notice will BY given.
WM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

CALIFORNIA DrAMoSDs.-0ENTs PINS Is TO 90
~ rings 70 3D. earrings - 70 ezj studs sleeve buttons
crosses brscelets Ac They equal IN briancy and
pcarAnee 70 The real diamond. Call and see them
L. J. JACOBS, D5 broadway.
CoMPosITIox AND GOLD CHAINS VEST CHAINs
~ chatcsnes fob Andguard chains warranted not change
color arnlsh The honey refunded price - 70 o.
L. 81. JACOBS te7 BroadwkH.
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IA s. MELLoR, AuCTIoNEER. -ruEspAY. AuG
AUcfIoNEER.-PfAYoFoRrEs.

III - MEfIOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rEs
w new, shining top llght wagon. cost Syb made by n
broadway maker psDo stools &c Al auction ut ~ O'CLOCK
~ sslesroomi ~ ana 70 PORK , Tuesday
@ Panofor1es are OIL fully WARMED viz: one caryeI
piauoorte made ~ Light Newton OF New York aud
ksp. been In use one year made BY william linden
a Son fully warranted NUNS, Nitchkis Fisher and ohes
celebrated makers Also about thirty piano stools CO
&C. The whole Tor positive sale, 70 pay advances Aso
scvei Al fine gold watches, rings, pins, &C.
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Trios. yErTCH, AUCTIONEER. STORE NO. 10 SPRUCE
sreet-Norgsge sale Of household furniture. &c &C.
Monday August % 1855 st 10 A. NJ al the sacsroon, No
6 spruce street consisting OF suits Of rosewood furniture
mahogany French bedsteads enamced suis marble
washsiand chairs marble top tables pier ga sses
mir and hat stand feather beds and hair pill
lows, velvet tapestry aud carpets Oicloth &C. &C
n. CRoMBIE Atty for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

STATIoyFRY, Al. >. wALDRoN, AUCTIoSEER
- HENRY q. EVANS, No Liberty street. will sell on
Tucdsy Augus D. at ~ o'clock precisely FOR The
underwriters large stock Of stationery slightly dsag BY
Gre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

The Treasurers report, showing the income &C
count on the LIST Of June, and the finances Of the
company on the lst Of July, 1866, is as follows
Gross earnings months ending June 1885, 57e IL
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s1,ls2, o23 81 s7,ls2,e23 81
In concluding the financial statement, the Treasu.