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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
SEOO. PROCLAMATION.

To he Mayor and Citisens Of Philddsl-
phia and the Union -
propose to test my Electric OH on any case o.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, PILES
Gout, Fever aud Aguc, letter, Felons, Swelling,
Of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness, (and some othe
cases that have treated successfully and 10 for
felt 10 any public institutions the mayor MAY
name Sl0O il INV Genuine Electric OIL does no
mrke au elicctual cure in each ease.
DR.. j. c. Van Doren, No. 3, Fell 81, TreHtop
y. j., an old and experienced gentleman, came c,
my establishment on saturday, and said, -" Fl,
had never failed in single case OF Rheumatism
with my OIL" He buys several dozen alta time
and has more than q year past. he SAYS It i.
much in using The OIL right" ! tlad I have w
t'oabie in curing mp Piles ellectuallv and do no
nse injurious medicines. My pure " Electric or
is enough. BE careful OF the eoUnterfeits. voup.
scamps who use my certificates 20 sch and deceiv,
The people. Only one Depot, that is y. Z. corne
Walnut and Eighth street, Philadelphia. an m,
bottles must have my name in the glass. All tn
cares advertised in this paper a wear or two pms
were made by my OIL. Come and see the certif
Gates of 500 citizens. A T. SMITH Chemist
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
Prices, % cts, SO cts, and ST per Bottle
ArcE RIarca.

4 RICH Ash ard oven Mouths, Cooking Ranges,
Z z Farmers {oiiers, Chain Pumps. Iron and
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, Iron Sinks, for sale
cheap by y. CHAMBERLlN & Co.
Barton, July, 1856 1T
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16

70 TO those who are about purchasing any
kind Of goods advertised by j. C, Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than can be found
at any other establishment in the State He be-
ing practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none bus the best quality And in
the departments of Competing and Hanging or
Room Paper, with all their accomplishments, his
stock stands unriYaled. Coming from the manu-
facturers, the ne1oest and best styles. may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
More salt

Two bushels of good Turk's l. land Salt can be
L bought for SIT aud a first rate bag thrown
il, by H0YEl * Smith.
Albany, Jan. 4, 1857.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
DIED.
The MarkeEG.

In Barton, on the lst inst, Moses c. VAKNEY,
aged 20 years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
FEsTENDs or HUNEANETY.

To you always disposed to all the suferingl IL
may appear incredible, after in vain trying all the
wonderful medicines Of the dav, that one app-
cation externally and a few drops taken mtcrnal-
81, Of my genune) Electric Oil" win so very
FRED. +. SMITH, Druggist, Mont
for Vermont, for DIR. Smiths Genuine -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16

ca The Soul is prisoner that always
kills its jailor when it makes its escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
MARRIED,

CUMMINGS wATERHOUSE-At the winthrop House,
Boston, on "Wednesday, May ~, by the Rev. Nehemiah
Adams d. D., Ralph w. Cummings NJ d.. of Portland Me,
to Miss Alice j. Waterhouse of Portland
HASSLER WAKEFIELD - At the Methodist Episcopal
Church City Penn on Tuesday evening Nay
the Rev. Bishop Simpson David s. Hasser and miss
Lizzie Wakefield daughter of the Rev Dr. Wakefield, both Of
We,tmOTelaId, Penn
NEILL-TIERon "Wednesday evening, May 20 BY the Rev
B. Wdely, MI William Neil 10 Miss Jane d. Tier sl OF
this city.
POMROY-ALLARD-In Northbridge, Mass. on Monday,
May 49, by the Rev William Bates Mr. Joseph ii. Pomroy
jr. 10 Miss Sarah A. Alard, both of this city.
SHEPHERD-PURDY-On Thursday May q, in the Laght-
Baptist Church by the Rev. H. X Green Mr. Chss
C. Shepherd TO Miss E. only daughter Of Joel B. Purdy
esq. al OF this city.
SCANLAN-COLLINS-In Brooklyn, N. y on Wednesday
May 90 the residence Of the Hon Edwin o. Perrin BY the
Rev Jared B. Fsgs Rector Of Grace Church Capt William
SoanlAn, late Of the Esd Regiment British Army, to Mrs
Virginia w. Collins Of Crittenden County, Ark
VAN VELSoR-PALMER-On Thursday evening, May 81 by
the Rev Mr. Armitege Mr. Edward Van Veor to Miss Jane
A. Palmer both Of this city.
wooD-ALLEN-In Wsshington on Wednesday May 20 BY
the Rev Dr. Pyne, DR.. George X Wood U. 5. Army, tc
Louisa daughter Of John w Allen Of Washington D. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

The wreck of the bark Byron, which has only is ~,
=. low water Is ne.y N TIE nd N wy On, .A "a
die. The Hook Light little open 20 the esst q ths Es b.
in range carries you about three To the wesss
Of it, 80.
LOT co%%i..lcrser. GEO. w. BLUM
Nsw.IOrk. May q, 1857.
APPROACHES TO PORTLAND RARsoR, MANE.-T The fousvs<
changes in the buOys &C. marking the approaches :" P
Adea', Reck-An ron bell buoy, painted black having N
OF the frame stationed rock lieu OF the .p4
TrTndys Ree-A buoy painted black with the le.ss
1T f. e. in white on each side placed IN lieu Of the
Sp,isc Point Ledss-A nun-buoy black marked s I.
III in whe letters each side, 10 placed instead Of the
Stanford, Ledge-A nun-boy black marked us" in white
letters has been placed instead Of The .gsr,eaoy.
The other aids navigation IN and about this habor reuA
unchanged By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
GEO H. PREBLE, Lighthouse Inspector lss District.
Portland April q, 1857
are requested that the buoy marking NsPsres
norh Of lis true position and remains situation w.
calculated msead masters Of vessels naveattns Long lsaa
Sound. Il should be attended TO Immediately PROV jour-
Fec Rock LIGHT, OFF NAH.Sr-Notice IS hereby siv,r
night Of june Is and thereafter fixed red light.
Th. change will be made in order TO remove ALI DANCE BY
.ppToschips Broad Sound from the northwsr aud eastward
By order Of the LshtheScse Bos5d "a nj.
Boston, May 2, 1887.
NANTUCKET HaRBoR MAss.-Noiee Is hereby given that
will be placed In range with the eastern eescon 1
In five feet Of water low tide The stake s 10 feet hh
painted black the illuminating apparatus large lens IA
Tern for the stake lamp and zneh reflector ot the Bee
con They will be exhibited the first day OF Japs and
thereafter. 5000. -.I -
for until the stake and bescons are IN range kan 40 on h
range the bsaeonsht at the head of The hsrsor pss
n range but open little the eastward Of brant Point Light
then run In on gradually opening the beacon moo 10
the ard until shots in behind the farm house, then
south into the harbor BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
C. II. B. CALDWELL, Lighthouse Inspector I'd Dr.
Boston. NAV g. 1857.
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ALLEN-on Sunday. May "a, of consumption C. C. Allen
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the professional
friend, Of the deceased are respectfully invited 70 sena his
Tuesday, the 18th inst at o'clock ?. N.
BRENNEN-on Friday, May p BY accident Margaret
BYRNE-On Thursday May d. John oldest Of Michael
and Catherine Byrne, aged years IL months and IL days
CRARToN-on Friday, May - Henry R. Grafton, aged AZ
CRoNKRIGHT-On Thursday May p. Mrs. Ellen, wife of
Garrett CrOntrsht aged rs years, smODths and days
CRANNAon Friday May p George Cranns, aged ~ yesrs
and 26 days.
DUSN-on Saturday morning May D. after
lhsss William G. second son Of David and Euretta Dunn
ssea IL years, smonths and days.
The friends Of The family are invited to attend the
O'Clock, from No. ia Jay street, Brooklyn.
pEwoLF-on Thursday May 81, Sarah Ann, daughter
Hern Nj. and Elsey bewOi aged years, months and
FERGUsoN-on Friday May % Dorah Ferguson In the ssth
year Of her age, a native Of Sligo ireland.
HIM d1 Jersey City on saturday morning May 3
The relatives and friends Il the family respectfully invited
a. hi. late residence No IS Grand street Jersey City His
Providence aud New Bedford papers please copy
GRENNELIAt Greenheld, Mass on Friday. NAY IS Anne
Eil-bb Wifi Q, Jane. Grenne daughter Of the hate
HoPPER-on Saturday May q of Group Frederick W. only
Of Samuel and Mary C. Hopper ssed years nonths
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from the residence parents Ne ISe
West Eighteenth street. Monday the 18Th iu.i a,
O'Clock D. m withourfurther invitation
JENKINS-On Friday morning May 2, David Jenkins
aged ~ years and months
KyLLY-on Friday mognne Msy p. saey shor; illness
James Kelly. aged 50 years 5months and 10 days
LUNDY-In PhHsdepha Thursday morning. Msy p, Of
ds.ase the heart Warner Peerson wife Of the Rev
Joh1 Lundy and eldest daughter Of stephen H. Peerson ESQ.,
In the S5th year Of Der age
yYNC6-n Saturday morning MAY - ef congestion OF the
bIan R.irck Lynch Editor Of The Irish American aged -
The funeral will take place O'Clock this Monday morning
from his lac residence. No ~ Fourth place. South tIookyn
between Hesry and Clinton streets first block north OF Hsn
ton
ANEOn Saturday MAY % aer long and painful lness,
Eae Msa wife OF Robert Lane and eldest daughter Of the
la.s Gen Peter Van Zandt. -. .
The relatives sud friends Of 20 family are Iefpeay nUhd
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-Y0RK....


steam.hips-F Florida Crowen, Savannah. s. L. Mitcbil;
Jauastowus Prrish Nofo lie Ladlsm Plessants; Marion
Tosier Charleston spoford Hes,on Co. Piedmont, Post
Baltimore H. e. Cromwell
ships-Henry Clay. Csukin' Liverpool Spoford Tle.on
CO.. Dr. Berth (Ham) Siemann. st. John " b.. L. E AM
srck. 49, -.
Co: A J. Ramos, Elson Valparaiso, Everett Brown
Tubiiaur (Brsm) Wcuke Bremen Stanton Ruseri Asen
H.iurici (r-m Oldesus Tuspan. Stanton Ruser Pam
pbyIiA Wilkes Csrdenss Mora Nephew
Brc,-Isis McLcary Asrinwsl, Peck Church Bonspsre
Means Kingston Z. J. Peters Golden Age tsr Brien
Haiiiax Hsmton Bros. W. BoOthby CoRl Windsor n g.
D R. he wolfe Enterprise tBI Wseman, st. John y g.
D. r. De Wolfe NJ. Ellsworth BE- Curry So John b.,
d. r. De Wolfe ChAre. (Br.), Call, ST John b. ms't.r
schoonrrs-Scuthern Belle, Tyler Wilmington D. G. Muir
raw; s. Quits Nckerson, Boston w Baker; John Roe,
Hammond Tougss Benner Decker Florence, Mayo Bra
1os Sbiers Oliver Evergreen Hnkey Philadelphia Weeks
& Moss: Alice Howell Norfolk, surEes' Chairman Co
Mum. Star (Br D. Crispo Pugwssh d. De Wolfe Kate
Field Robbins Savannah D. C. Murray J. w Hughes How
ard N.wbem Davis Holmes; Andrews Putnam, ash
ington. B. Blossom Son; MsIvins Csh9on "s.hinston
Tea Horn: j. C. Patterson. Hand Philadelphia Van brunt
Slsght; j. W Faulkn Boston, Dayton sPrsguei Lsoon
Be.rse Boston S W. Lewis Co.. S. Gilman, CEowel Bo'
ton, s. W. Lewis Co. -. ',
sioops-Amrrica, Reynolds, Providence, master; w. H.
Brown -, Providence L. Kenny. -
steamer-We,tempOrt, Berry, Portland, H. b. Gronwel
J. r. Thompson Coleman Baltimore; kennebec Hand Fhi
sdeiphis New.York aud Philadelphia Navigation Co.
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10 attend her fner at ooe. thi, s.n ron '' al"
,,rnrn'Tu On wednesday, MAY 2, Mr. John her'd'h'
aged 81 years AZ, ., Nh. u.dJ., n -. toth
y,,oI On friday May q Rossns VI Il lehi ~ boyed
NC ts ~ Patrick 8eHugh, aged % years
ucNEILI-on Thursday, May ~ sAsh = ds1she' q JOIN
NJ rriy1nbeth A. Mcneil AGED II months
,rvuIF-On Thurs6sy May q, q consumption, Horona
NE,yt, late Of Newcastle "e3 County Lmerics, Ireland
nAYMoND-on Friday, May q Tbomss Raymond in the
4cth year Of his sge.
TuAYRE-On Thur,dsy, Msy q. Henry W. ThAyTe, NJ d.
TovNsfND-In this -ity. Friday morning May =
Tlzsbeth Durand only child Of William and EALao.th D.
Town,,nd ated ypsrs 8 months and II days . - ,
y6NPAUN-At Wbverlsy y y on "sdnesohy, .dsy - on
coDsum pon Elizabeth Re OF ceose o. oi OeuA
Esus Iowa ared 81 years, Q months and 20 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

:, mssr TO Geo. oiosy SD in CO with srs s..,,,,-,
New York. h.
BhsR r. Hsshins lof Bangor. Snow, ci.nsu.r.
sugsr spd polss-ss to Thomas H. Ssnscrd ssssa syS
brEs Julia 4. Arey, Stone, for NewYork; ChatAs, va
for Boston sebr Fleetwood, Niekerson fog Pkilsls
Bris Css,ilisn loi Elsworth) Lord 81 Dosninso g.
mahogany &c. 10 q. 4 r. J. Peters ~Jt
Bris Morning Light tBr. 0f So John " b. FIR, A.
April via Gibraltar April ~ lead. WOOL ke 10 n.s.,,
Brig Rush, Pumn,r, Gibraltar 3 d. fruit 70 Gro y,,
Co. '''Nea
sehr. Alexander Mitchell iSnsstedl La.oouA o.,
A, April ia sround-puts to A. Naehaao. Nav "a ~
Edwards fell the ysrd d--k and did the h ~
In co. with hriE Chas Miller for Csp- De Verbs. -
sehr. Fairfax, Mott Georgetown 7 ds, fOr 20 Nero
Abbott
sehr Commander in. Chief woslon, Georgetown a, A.
20 r. Woodward. ~
sshr POoOmOar. Munroe, Washington n c, naval ..sm>.
B. Blossom.
schT. Bl,ct Monster. Townsend. Alexandra Dc. coal
sehr. C. p. Williams. WoOdInsnsoD. Virrinia ds VOL
SchL Adslside Scksrson. Rondou, for Albany
Schr. Celetis, Redf.d. Albany for Portland.
Schr. Elizabeth NickersoD, PhSe~phis for boston
sloop Samuel Hall. -, Portland. Conn, stone.
Steamer Boston, Seile~, Philadelphia - hours mds. "a
Perkins
Steamer Charles ossooa, Smith. Norwich.
Steamer Osprey Kinney, Providence.
Steamer P0tomsks, eastman, New Bedford-
SAILED-Rark A. J. Romos Ellis,on, Nalpsrsiso, 49,.
Milton Potter, Portsu-Princs; Princess Royal, Pesar.s
Bermuda
WIND-South and lsht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

ch,,o s.,tny M IS for Milwaukee Cub FssIeHrs 10
Sc lover on wheat 20 NewYorh. LAKE. IsroRrs 70 day
500 hbs Flour bush Whest e7oo bush Corn CANAL
ExFoRrs- so o00 bush. Wheat.
CScrSx.r May 2Flour has an advancing tendency and
/. scare There have been small sales " - PRo-
v,,, .,r,lad ana holder. a.kng material advance
prices PoRg in dry salt, fresh &c Shoulders &C.
f,coV To- for Shoulders Sides packed le MESS FORK 81
ds25 WRIsEY buoyapt at Sic. ,,
PEovIurNcF May 2-CoIT0s dull WITH noiefatr sees AZ
f,T nric,s Wool Sales II the week, - 800 ns. fNNINS
r. In. y,,t,t steady sales Of the week 81 40 pieoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

Il DENNS1LfARlA no VIVA
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eines sna
Wsst.rn Northwestern and South western sstes con
puous Railway direct This Road aso connects a. PpHN
With daily Of Steamers 10 al ports In the western Msss
and al Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 20 al pe
e western Lakes making the most direct cheapest An
reliable route BY which FREIGHT can BE- forwarded 70 M
from the Greet West. u,..~-,n,,nau.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIrrsBUkoh'
PIRsr CLAo-Boots, Shoes Hate and Caps Il aeuts y
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales and trunhs) no a
Drug. din boxes and balss) Feathers, furs, &e..
sycosp C1Ass-Domestc sheeting Shirtins and
Ticking lin original bsles Drus. lin easks Hard espuT
ware Leethsr lin rolls boHes) Wool and sheep l"
Pelts Eastwa ard,
THrRp CLAss-Anvis Steel, Chains tin sssfs 50 e-StsY
HEMP Bacon and Pork Sailed loose or in sssks l0n
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut, &c
FOURTH CLAss-COfee Fish, Bacon, Beef Gd
PORK fin casks boxes, Eestward) Larc sne "S"nsr
Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash, German Gay IH' '"~'
Pitch, RosiD, kc.......'..'''.'..'''' '''''''''''
FLocR-fl y Dbl until further notice. A.,
GPAN-0 cents y 100 70 until further notice ., s...,
CeIroS- - y b1n, not exceecine D" Nd ~''sH' ~
notice. =. -. ~ pbis5sl.hin ha uaS-
Ell, -, 10y tbe package "Va Pennsyvsna hairoed Al
J ,ohe agents Of this Road ~ fnhscsipnis"
P;,,sInysb will l.. frxxrded without deteInon;
rasTrur Aeysrx-Hsris Wormlsy Co., menpnis to1S y
I'm a e. ~ Louis j. 8. Mitchell Son, Evanssias
"a bnnss,iIl Bell Co, and Carter Jevstt Lo1s'N1
ru' r MeIirum Madison, Ind. spnsnsn Brown snd
ny q ~ o. Cncirpsr; ~ w. Grsnam Co, Zsnesvaie,
20 80 Honse NewYork, and No. Wilamst, New
W. w. y ! sneeder. Philadelphia; Msgsv Rooms, bAS
- Go C. Frsnciscus, Pittsburgh
III u HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phisdeip hie-
H. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona 20
Nav
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nisnsferv. sc.

scus. D. w SANDERS Crsnmer from Beaufort, N C., With
cargo nprsng 9 bbls rosn and $50 bbls spirits urt
tine for Doper Potter Co.. went ashore duns ne
late gale on Squan pieces The cargo strssn
along the beach It valued at 5000 and rs n'sre
Wall street The d. w g. built az Swanseoro 10 1914
le tuns register owned n Beaufort, valued at 5000 AID
insured in New. York Is also $500 on freight money
TINS ,RCo pine wood Of the schT Daniel B. Foster Tfto
from Jeme, River the vessel previously repoed
wrecked of the Delaware Breakwster was srewn along the
beach 2,t inst the vessel full Of water and sand She
was built In Poughkeepse in 1877 10 tps register owned In
this city valued at IS 500 and supposed Insured
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Arrived. SUNDAY. NAY "a.

Shin Kat sweetlAnd (of South rhomason Bartlett Glen
fuesos II d In ballast 20 r. w. Trundy.
BarE Coucordia (Breul Wessc Bremen 70 ds In ballast
and 9l3 nass,useT. 10 Oerichs Co. April 49, la. a. Ion a.
Bak Diston (Br Hills Newcastle Eng "A d., mdse to
order. .n<., n a. 8,
sugar 20 c. 4 Z. j. Peters - - ,
Bark Fsvore Norw Nelson Cette O. d. via Gibraltar
81 a. wines order.
Big John Cotton tOf Fall RIVER, Ellis CisIfEesOs Nay
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u...;,,. .r preduee. MAY %.

d. a yo,n Rse, Bos1-ss9o bbs Flour, TO- $50 bushels
What. 1900 bushels Rye 1'cV ou'nes DAie' ~~ ''''
r. b, Eric Raa,oa4-2255 btls Flour, bbl. WHISKY
go a. p,nyi.ion, 5ei side. Leather 81 pks Cheese 80
DO gs,t,r IS hhis Tobacco q bags Oats
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nENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD
il THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA hAfS

FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HoDhs
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN - ffyUn1'
The Shortest Best, and consequently the Cnsap.S' H
from New-YOrk 70 ali points IN The WesI ,,s III.
The Pennsyysnia Railroad connects At Pittsoosn
roads 70 and from ST. Louis No. Alton, G,sns 10 49,
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cne,rns. C.
sprDsfsld Be,fontsine, SAndus.y TeIeao;o 10 vh
luubus Zsnesyie Massiilon and "ogstsn 49, 9. TT.
the steam. packet boats from and TO Ne"'ofsAn' Oh
Louisville and Cincinnati - II A.. 49,. ,,sr.ionel
place. In the West sse bendbs IN the hotel. o. s,; sy
Passengers win find this the shc'ts.i uvo.,
soss o further information may be bad u
IMossh A"AeN'' PENNSYLVANIA RAlLk0AD,.
oHee 81 ~" No PASTOR HOUSE. BROADWAi.
IL. ELLIOTT, Agen. Pennsyiysrts Railroad w
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MINIATURE ALhASAc.."rHis DAY -.
esn-Rses.... 4.34 Sets...... 7:l9 Aoon-Sess IVi'0
% HIGH THIS DAY. 81. =.
Sandy Hoek. Ism Gov Island stem Hell 9se io'< n
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Pa..eugers Arrived

In brio T. " MayAfls. from BermsGa-hrs > D,,id'11'
Mr.. NJ knight Mrs Capt Smith Miss n; Nemss pa
Smith NJ Curtis Mr. Mcknight, I. Pitt, A. BIttsrhe!a n
Dun.combe p o. Smith Master Peter Smith, MASTER hsa'
field Smith.
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The amount Ct floating debt above as due con-
tractors for ron &c. has since been reduced to about
$50, 000 The report adds:
"During the past year large expenditures have
been made on the river line and the grading bridging
and track laying between Rochester and Beiane are
completed. The nights OF way are nearly al PAID Tor
and the station buildings are well advanced The
ballasting Of the road also has progressed as rapidly
n Dos sibe and early in the Summer VIII De IN the
most perfect running order. The increase OF the
freghting business especially in coal, has demanded
CORE spopdipg additions To the shipping accommoda-
tons at Cleveland and the engthenng OF side tracks
There have been paid during the year income
bonds 10 the amount Df f216U and OF this class oil
bonds there remain $lJO,OOU.
"The equipment Of the road in engines freight, pas
seneer and baggage has been increased, and ar
rangements made for large addition 10 meet the busi-
ness Of the heXt season.
The Company are now using coal-burnng freight en-
gnes with great saving in cost OF fuel. The report
contains vast amount OF interesting statistics upon
coal and railroad traffic, population and business of the
Lake cities &C.. bearing upon the progress OF the
Pittsburgh Road. The conclusion of the President
report is as follows:
being often inquired Of in relation TO the future
earnings of the Company and the policy and prospect
in relation 10 dividends it deemed proper TO state
that there is every reason 10 anticipate that, from the
date that the entire line shall be in full operation ana
fully provided with engines and cars the gross earn
ngs will average 100000 e month, and the expenses
of operation not exceed 40 q cent OF the same, ana
that this will commence by July next.
"Should these anticipations be realized then II
nav safely be stated that dividends TO stockholders
will be regularly paid in cash, OF not less than E
cent z annum.
TT deemed proper to repeat the statement in the
last Annual Report that the Company Is entirely tree
from any pecuniary interes. or connection with any
poi
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Court cALENpAR-rHrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT-Nos. $50, ALL 35,
o57 40 AZ I23 425 as 49, "A AS AL 49, 49, 45 45i,
ash $50 $50 III l02 SCI, $780, 4ls, Gal, $50. - 49, 80
SUPERIOR CeURT.-NOs Dag, 30, 80, 6oo, oei, oo!,
a0s 43o $50 e. AS &C. IA Ss 3O2 l89 us 4 sos 6l2 Ss7,
5ss as 5sI ssh l 1902 $751; GA 62S Ss 6 654 665 1874, S45
ST sC7 $40 6ie 669 595 COS 1922 H. $50, 5Sl, So
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Three cheers fr the Kingdom Of Hesven. Now sn sons
70 die and going 10 see God"
Peter Arneson having pleaded guilty to manslaagh-

for the Kingdom Of Hesven Now sD going
- 20 die and going 70 see God"
Peter Arneson having pleaded guilty 10 mansiaagh-
Ter the fourth degree then brought 20 The bar Of the
Court His premises had been attacked by three rowdes AZ
t>mp,ine force b. resisting the stak the
shot Of them Fo causing death under such ccun
be- indicted for Granddaughter In Consequence OF
these mitigating facts being shown and asO proof Of the pm
sner previous good character the Court suspended sentence
Robert Philippe convicted Of biz amy, was arTagned
T sentence The something about
Of his in Court Prove bis good ceaace but the Cour Iep
had discretion exerose-the Judge would iiHpst
bwcsi sentence the law would permit and sents0eeo nun "
the State Prison for two years 4, II hs,
Daniel Gallagher, convicted of assault ana Da
tsry with attempt commit rape on hMy g. The
nelly little gr Of thirteen was bronsh 70 so,f view
yadge said he disposed to take ' e. enc wear 20
than the Jury did In his and sentenced hn ~ The
che PeDt. ntiAIy. hned him loO and after the -
Elijah Hunt convicted Of mansiaugntFn isst n.Der
Of Mr. Lawson b. procuring abortion by
arTNisDea He said he ~igrakef an 30 co,y NJ
pro.siou and threw himself on the mercy " 49,. Con-. "a
had been tried before Recorder Smith WHO c" NV
pAss sentence . ,uax ..ked 20 have the
,s.nonsd an m. sr.t day next term ioI Iins VIZ
sf.Icenson, vito reference 10 stay OF M
~ ~ N IND ,esnectfly that the OIL OF eNo-pnohs
with the stsy Of proceedings, hsd ho'n"is " W. ~ $50 -
go. sen,enee add>ssed the
1890, haav ssYipT extent OF punishment tha Souo ~
sed ,,.r 6i, Sld imprisonment Tor seven years
:. - ri s the reorired provisions for those whom ne hAa
& shadoned be should BE- lenent with him tie was
ssiyrncs5 IN the STATE Prison for four years
Adjourned without day
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