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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

Some of the citizens of Abingdon, Virginia, are
about forming company for the purpose cfworking
coal vein recently discovered in Washington county.
II is located on the North Fork of the Hosten some
six miles below the Salt Works. 1t has been visited
by Il competent geologst, who pronounces it anthra
cite coal of good quality. and says the indications
that the supply is extensive. Specimens have been
tried in of the smith shops, and is said to be
of superior quality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

Tobacco Manufacturers Take Notice.
nOANE, COWGluI ~ CO.,
~ Fonw AhpiNa MERCHANTS and STEAMBOAT AaENTs,
ParhrsburH -
Refer 10 Messrs, Warwick, Frlek e. Bali, Baltimore.
Samuel Ayres ESQ, Richmond,
L Ar,ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

The Bonrd Of Public Works have appointed j. Ba-
ker Dunn, Sam Y. Fnlkerson and John +. Mcllhen-
ny, Proxies, and James X. Gibson, Thomas l.. Pres
ton aud Z. D. Herman, Directors, in the Virginia and
Kentucky Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31
PATTEN &c SMITH,
SICTESSORS TO

~ arrangements 10 advance bealy all consgnmensi In
hnnd. respectfully Aoet the trade OF my old ends and tho
public generally alao prepared receive Cattle Hogs
sheep aud all ether Kind live stock ms have grazing lots
for that My charges for selling Wheat and all
other kind Of grain por Tobacco 80 Ia per hhd Cot.
30 per bale Al orders for goohs promptly attended
H. i. tlIfbDRE1 Petersburg,
July isa Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

DATHINls TUBS FOR CIIILDREN-We
ID have In large lot Of Bathing Tubs for children
which offering low.
july % COLHOUNS, WHALING & WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-31

- There IRE at present zoo visitors at the Allegheny
Springs and every day witnesses the arrival of large
numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
DIED..

RrApEL-M Peoria H., Sunday I.rninf June az
in.erns lnes. M. Maria, wife Of Moses Besdei 'sed
pkIGGsO1 "Wednesday, July l. Catherine Z wife Of Capt
Archer Brifs,. aged % years. p, r,u,.,.v Inn.
B Montgomery Harmed Coffin, son of Charles T. b and
pS s!ea E hur.o., July Mr. William L. Devoo in the
The nd friend. of the family requested 70 attend
the funeral from his LATE residence No lS3 East tenh i.
on Sunday the 5th inst at p m without further H'A
poIK-On Thur,dsy July Charlie. Edwin Of George
and Catherine Doah eyed yeas months and asy' attend
The relatives and friends Of the family are 20
the funeral July T. a. o'clock p u at NO. lo' Dfeee
EVFRsEon Thursday morning July Elizabeth, wife Of
NcMANUs-On Thursday morning Jay Of Group John /;
beloved Of John and Anne Mcsanu' aged years
osBoRN~At Athens, N Y, Monday, June %, after
RnRFRTsoNOon Tiw.dny july D. Willar Bruce inf.n.
son Of Richard s. and Mary j. Robertson, aged year and II
sTYDAM-on Friday morning July 9,May yOgnse.t daaih
ter Of Samuel A. and Elizabeth suJdam aged years and
The and relatives Of the family the PhenI Chapter OF
Royal Arch Mascns, and members Of Howard Engine Oo
hon the residence Of her parents No. ~ Morton street
without further invita Sunday afternoon at oel9Gx
bereavement to her afflicted family for she was as beas,u
and delicate flower The music Of heI nfsnte pasts
.enced forever earth But our Savior once sad
little ehar unto me and Is through ts blessed ss
promise they assured th.t little Mays pure spirit has been
sMYTHAt the City Of New-YoIk on Friday mornins my
in the eSth year OF het age, sse ,itd
widow Of p H. Smyth grocer formerly Of No New Mary
Abbey City Dublin and only surviving daughter OF the
late George Smtten nursery and scotsman q No 50 CsPei
street and North Circular Road the Female Orphan
House, Dublin. ,,.,
depce No 3iS Second avenue.
sEAMASAt RED BsPf, n on Monday June o. of ery,
pea Jane H. Seaman daughter Of Gilbert Seaman aged .
URNER-In Cincinnati Friday, July g. Benjamin Urner'
aged 60 years
WALSH-On Thursday July stherine, the beloved wife
Of John Walsh, late Of Caan, County Kilkenny Ireland
AGED As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

n. inqury confined To the home trade sales Of 1900 bus
s4asfle or Western mixed: sc Tor clracr 90 5asl r
nn'ourd ss for Southern yellow ana jersey '' '"~' 70
Y-cLoTH-wehc ,r ofa .se Of 80 bales =, ls!,
HIDES hsve been aetiye: sacs oi hSD hhxos,1u
zoe md $500 Porto Cailo n NOS usual weigh. s,d
HopsTSe bune. bss been small day price. have no.
HAY~The demand !. limited aud prices are .esdy sale,
IRON-sctch Pig .o,y ,e.sye,ns from g the s:n.
from store and 80 tuus at - in bond, mos which eaa
ia h,,s. middle and 25Iac. tor do. 0rinOco Old
frm and moderate bu'in..'ts doing and ,.o. rr.,..
soc Tor common Roctlsnd, and 81 Is for Lump:
1--WE sToRFs-spir,. Turpen,ine continues in fair
quest the densnd greater than the supply ana pees are
MARTY in ,.trs which be traced to Unsuitable
II. sales comprise 80 bbls at l cash 100 90 &C. ?. d
cash Crude has been in better ana WIN messsf
supply SALE prices are msntainea WIN %
united in our l.s) - 2se n. Common and hne Resins
a., sn.sped Tar /. little inquired f'r sthocsh the
demand is by actiyei the supply o. small Dol. 10
ample sn ,s are sustained; sales Of 40 bb wus
ipston and NewbeIn have been elected a. 20 I'm
msriets for srkinds lack animation Enss
Iinseed continues 10 be characterized by onnne ana os
and American IL also slow OF sale at I54Sc' Caas
h 4 symIy held but the demsnd is less urgent. Crude
sre,m remains PROSTATE but importers exhibit no dsposon
10 reduce prices any Lard Oh seems to be more INQUIRED
Tor hut tLere not g. purchase 70 any a
tent before the ensuing week at least Prime Is
e nile firmly Other kinds are inactive, but prices
unchanged -. =, c., .ho ,eu,na god, sales
"a his Al sSe d for City Thin Western Is heid a.
PRovsoNsThere les. buoy sney IN S our a. tbs
49, ,bs demand is moderate, and tine arsivss n 10
.ies Of $50 bbs at s22 50 for Mes: ana $50 $50 Az,
c. Prime-now held higher. Beef is IN m9aeIa.e us
msna and is heavy but make no ehanss m o., , qs
stion.: the sales are $50 bbls at flMsIo 1 s@
Mess IsG SIT for Rep.cked Western Mes a -, ~
a. Cleveland and Chicago and ood > 10 Of o
do Prime Mess quiet and in smell st9ssme qRsef sns
40 R.con l. inactive at lldl5c. for mddes Deer
a Meats
6,, .s,. al 40 hhds and tee at 3fd9ic Tor 81
ia for Hams Lard is without important chsnscs ~
fair for city trade bst the close prices ayoI .
bnyer sales OF 1870 bbs at 4d!c. Butter Is IN sooe as
and is rm sales at fer Ohio and lsd@5c' of e'a'
Cheese Is salable at 5dlO4c. - .- l., h.on aora.
RICE continues steady and fair busine" has been donei
Gales Of 800 tcs. at 4Ad5lc an .Lax
SUGARS are unchanged. The sales are 10 hed';
Cuba mostly at oic Is hhds Porto Rico at llc ana L
Lids do. at 10ic: ,,.,. .-. A., Armand II
4 II. sal,s of 900 n at He. cash 81, ,, e..
WHISKY-The market rather easier the demand u i
..l"s Of $50 bbls at IdS2c for Ohio aud Prison.
WHALEBONEThere has be, considerably more ,, so'ss
,bi a,,icie and prices still tend upward we notice ae
Of 600 n Polar at e. and 5000 n Northwest s|c' CASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JuLYs.
Cleared.

steamsbip-EricsoD Lowber Liverpool, E. X Collins CO.
Shps-sanariian, Small, Point Neuf NJ D., Nesmh Son
Navigator (Norl Buckholm Buctouche, Punch Menckei
berland, Spencer, London, + E MORAN Willy
Bsrhs-D s. Goodsel Arnold, Cape Coast, E. X. Ware;
New Orleans Bremen) Kohlmsn, Bremen, Stanton Ruger
Exac Frisby Savannah Sturges Chairman Co.; Raseds
Odry Kahe Savannah Poppet CO. Chase Carlton Kings
ton ia, IL D. Brookmap Co.; Vigo Thurston, Mschss.
Mayhew. Talbot Co.
Brigs-Nepune (Old0 Brane Bremen, Hemines Muller &
Goslng; Dolphin (Br) StaPeton, st John, O. = Bull
lev. Jpo Stevens Conner Trinidad G. j. Peters, Union,
smith Windsor ~ s.. r De Wolfe; Z. s. Penny Davis,
Malaga Jonsthon Thompson Dove Hoyer St. Johns Gillespie,
Dean Co. - . - - -, 80
j. VAIL Deano, Fall River, COSBY, Croker CO. Colgate,
Plymouth j. G. sagh; Dandy (BI nrahsm, Harbor Island,
Joseph Eneas Rebecca WOson City Point James Hunter
Co Wolcot Parker Boston Dayton Sprague; T. jayne,
Jayne Baltimore Van Brunt slaght Rosa Barnard Norfolk,
Blow Narsh; Gen Her1y Gilkey Salem, r. Buck Co .
Mary Jane Buck Norfolk stmges Chairman Co. s. HART
Kelly, ST. Peters, Chase Devalco
SloopsThomas Hull, Hull Providence, s. Kenny; Oregon
Rhodes, Pnslol. 8 Kenny .
Steamer -westsrnport Berry, Portland, II. B. Cromwell
Jackson Baker Baltimore, H. B. Cromwel Georges Creek
Gsyer, Norfolk, III. B. Cromwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
MARRIED.
GOODWrN-Pi

G0ODWTN-PARKER--in Eaton ". y on Tuesday june
50 AZ the residence Apheus Morse esq., by the Rev s.
Pstt the Hon Henry Goodwin Of Hsntoi Member elect
TO Congress, and Miss Josephine Parker of Eaon
HASKELL-BREWSTER--ln Ncswichtown, Conn on Fri.
day. June ls by the Rev ii. T. Arms Henri a. H.ske
NJ. d. Missionary A. b. q. y. q, Mosnl t. Mss Sarah L.
Brewster Of the former place.
HERRiNG-swEENEY--ln; this city Wednesday Jal, /,
a, 81. Peters Cbasfh, BY Rev. WIN. Rrina M w A
Be.girg 10 Mi-s Z. A. Sweeney, ali Il this sity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.

SOffEE-Ihe business has been moderate at full prices
sales OF 200 bags Laguays 10 arrive from Philadelphia at
he cash. for export 80 bags RIO at lo ltc and % bags
Costa Rics at l4c
FLOUR AND MEAL The demand for Western Canal
Flour quite but prices unchanged the arrivals
large and the Is moderate the sales 5000
bb at Sc SO As for TO good State and superne
Indiana Michigan and Iowa. Sc 7Od Sc 80 for
Sc 81 50 for to good extra Oho 81 50d 80 Is
for good 10 choice Oho 81 Goa 50 IS for extra Genesee
and 81 10 for 81. Louis brands Canadian Flour heavy
and the oderate sales Of $50 bbl at SO asa
for extra brands supene is and nominal Southern
Flour limited demand for the trade bat with moderate
ceips prices suained sales az 300 bills 81
mixed good brands Baltimore &C. and 81 65d9 50 for
avorte fancy and extra brands Rye Flour quiet sup
Div fair sales small at - 2G Sc Corn Meal Il steady al
as 10 foI jersey and - Soa 81 IS for Brsndywine
ElSHThe market has ruled quiet but all kinds are
light and prces well aimed Dry Cod rs IS
~ IS for Grand Bank and Georges fish. Maokcre are
small supply and all Offering the spot full pre- ou
,ste. Sucked Herring firm at l2c for Scaled and f
ks made at n, cash ~
GRAiNT iemsnd 70 Whcst. but prices are IN
changed the sales only bush ordinary Chicago Spdna
at a. Rye quiet a. 81 liG 81 10. Oats limited
supply and INN az OF C66c for State and 81 6 for Western
Barley and Barley Malt duh and nominal Corn without
important Change, eu! closes quietly the supply not large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
ru.rket.-Reported by Telegram.

Cu,pIrs1oy July 2-CoTroX sales OF The Week uaes
n. ic advance Oh qualities. Good Middng ife Ne
,ssc in recepts at all Southern ports as compared WIN
tine last year $1,000 bses decrease at foreign
bales. .. -. Az Q oO baes--
,ses advanced i on middling qualities; Mddlns ~
MIxrp Corn: 75ds5c. LARD IN kegs ofc' fhI''"'''
Cotton 70 Uayre &c. Sterling Exchange &c l., &c.
TEw-oRLEAs July sThs GorrSs . m mar ss ts ~ 5
az nd the eeepts to The receipts ct his port up 70
G present time compared with those Of last year fall short
Les tbsn those of 58 600 bales The stock is -
bales, COFFEE closed firm sales Of choice =, Tic SAFES o. nS
TO Liverpool 3D. Gunny Cloth, l30lSle Other articles are
eOswyso July So D. mFLouR dull sales 500 bbls at 90
al 50 for common to extra State WHEAT 1nchansea s
O hash at 46 for Milwaukee Club CoRN.sIes o1v
bush Al 7c Lake Import-i 800 bbls Flour. U ousnes
Wheat 81 600 bush Corn 1000 bush Rye Canal Expofts-
I "a nils Four $40 bush. Wheat, 10, 800 bush Corn
CHICAGO July SO p mFLoUR active WHsia s ste hs
conw f,n Oars dull. Shipments TO Buffalo: l,Sv Dos
E "a 600 bush Wheat I25OO bush Cora. shipments TO
0sweso no Flour Wheat u 900 bush Corn Receipts to-
Jy 100 bbs Flour 26 bush. Wheat 49, GOO bush Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

ryou,s cAIILsRp-At New Brighton Staten Island -
Wsspe.dsy. JAY /, by the Rev M Diss,on; Dr 20
Tiom,. 81 New Yok City, 10 Miss Mary w Gsilafd oil 81
vADE-HUNTING-At Jamaica Long Leland, on W tn
o,1ng July by the Rev. james VI Hunting SiutI
Wds 81 D. Of Brooslyn and Mary h., eldest daughter oil
latin elefGymsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
Arrived.

Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond and Norfolk,
mdse and Ludlam Peasants Exchanged si
nails with steamship Roanke Wednesday night passed u B.
steam gate Minnesota coming out Hampton Roads.
Ship Western Fubu Liverpool June g. mdse and o
passengers H. Msrshal Co. June 49, lat 46 81 lon y
81 signals with Bremen ship Luna bound e. son.
lat AZ TO- Ion 81 49, exchanged signals with ship Chas Cooper
from Cardiff for Boston.
Bark j. Alters (Old SchwecheI Bremen days in ballast
and 81 passengers to HenpiDgs Muller Gosling
Bark Mary Hyer (of Thomason Hyler Hamburg 10 days.
mdse and 229 passer gers to J. w. Elwell. E
Brig Mary Farrell Drinkwater Rondout for Newburyport.
Sch Flying Eagle of Brookhaven Conk Baltimore days.
with coal bound to East Weymouth Mass June 2 70 miles
t. s. E. Of Chncoeague vessels mast heel up with rig
gng attsched supposed that OF soop schr July on
Monsu number Of barrels Of naval stores and quantity
during heavy blow from E. split foesa mainsail and parted
the flying jb stay put into this post for repairs.
schr Elizabeth Ann Br Brown Windsor days plaster 70
d. X, De WOLFE
schr Governor Arnold Mitchell, Mschas days, lumber to
George w. Simpson
sehr Canary, Hoffman, franklin Maine days. lumber to
schr Oriental Chase Mschas days. lumber to Mayhem,
Talbot Co.
schr Kossr.h; Coker, NewburyPort IN m'l se rrf
Scbr Hendrix Hudson, Crosby. Rondout, for Boston.
Sloop Pointer, Fowler Providence. Is
Soop America, Reynolds, Providence. ,,u
Steamer Georges Creek. Ramsey Norfolk, de 70 H. D.
Cromwell Capt r. reports passing large snip ashore nosf
Barnegat she lies with her head In shore and oresai loose
Steamer Westenport, Berry Portland mdse TO H. b. Cfon'
well.
Steamer Pelican, Auldrch, Providence.
The schr Rnggold (wrecker) Capt Williams left tas morn
assist the ship Samuel Wes ashore Squsn Inlet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
Whalers.


Ars Mystic SOh 2sth bark Leander Chester Indaa
Ocean lat n Crozettes with 800 bills VIII oil and 1000 "a
bone Reports spoke Mcb O. ships Caroanus, Nash Myss
IS sp IS VIII l5f. America ons 900 bbls dAr,
banks Coumbis, White $. a. whales; Nmrod, Green DO
ditto
Ar in the West Bay between Dutch Island and Beaver Tall
3oth M bark Kathleen Amy. Atlantic Ocean ST. Helen,
May H. Of aud for NJ Bedford with $50 bbs sp 50 do VII OIL
Sent home 1865 bbs sp 1870 do VIII oil and 1900 Ms bone ins
has been absent 90 mos and returned In consequence
the sickness of Capt. Amy with African fever. "a,
letter from board bark Shepherdess Warous OF Mys
reports her 81 Hobart Town IN March with 100 bb ana
bbs VII. oil on board bound to NewZeahnd.
SON. Of Provncetown. with 95 bbs bsckfh all on board
June 2 lat 40 ST. Ion &C So schrs. Estea Allegheny ana
Dread, all Of Provincetown.
letter from Capt Fisher of bark Ospray of b. repors
her at Taeahuano Mays TO sail day for koe oil nos
ported -
letter from Capt Hunnewe of ship Hbernia Of N p,
report. her Valparaiso May t. all we'll no OIL since esvs
letter from Capt Ray, of bark Lafayette, of N b. eP'H
hN at Paitc May y with Go bbls sperm OIL all wei.
letter from Capt. Burditt of bark Staa of B. da,sa
and home y.
le.te, from Capt Jernegan Of ship Nge' of B. repairs
her al ensno May ready for sea- bound 20 the Aie
Ground Had shipped Is bbls sperm oil by the S:sra =,
direct :. i
PARA. May 2s-Oa and on, May o. bark La Fsyee Wy
N. b.; % sp At anchor, 27th ship lancer, Fisher b.
cruse 900 sp 80 VIII, all told; reports. Apr iuh
S Ion 20 shiP Phsn. L,mbeIt n b. . un ps
bark congsrse Edridss, b. nothns since leaving O.
snd on 10th, ship Archer Smith a. b., from Top.beA ~
Lett at Tombez baks Ohio, Baker ~ b. 800 sp Thos l'P
heynafd, do, nothing since leaving Pana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
Market. CAKIruLLY RrPoRrED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

ASHEs-The market quite steady but quiet; sales Of Al
bills at :! S74 for Pots and 81 6s3GS7 rs for Pearls
COTTON-The market has continued firm but little
activity has prevailed the sales 500 bales continue
quotations: "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

The disbursements made during the year, ana
charged TO the Operating Department, amount 70
so OS3 1879 36-in this is included the STOCK on
hand belonging to that department, which exceeds
the stock on hand year ago by the sum OF S2i0.
304 u, which, on being deducted, gives sio@'o'f o.
as the actual cost of operating for the year.
The business of the first haf OF the year mas oeeh
very prosperous that Of the last hail. aside rom te
late opening of navigation, has been temp9prIaiS re-
duoed by The general causes Of depression which nave
affected all the great east and west lines 10 ,ie cIuu.
try. We may expect, with the Autumn traoe' ia'so
and prosperous business. o. hoor in
The property of the Company mas never peeH ia ~
better condition than now. During the year % ues
of iron have been reroled and put into the Track az
the cost of income account; and when the new lies
now on hand are all laid, they will have been renewed
upor 200 of the 2l7 miles of road between Detroit ana
NewSBuffalo, beyond which the ties are OF recent
date: this will render this branch OF our expenses
quite light for some years to come
There have been built and charged 10 car repairs
during the wear 81 eght-wheel freight.cars ana one
tweye.wbeel baggage-car to take the place OF IKE
number which, from decay or other cause, nave gone
out Of use. -, e ::
There have also been rebuilt, at the expense OF IN
come account five of our oldest locomotives, by when
thew are rendered more effective than when new, anu
better adapted to the wants of our traffic
The rolling stock of the Company has oeeh 80 i!cn
incre ased during the last two years that the ionowe
schedule of comparison is inserted, as matter VI III
terest in showing enlarged capacly 10 nee. any
calls likely TO be made upon our working capaScny
Statement of rolling stock on hand May 81 iooo' anu
Nav RI 1877:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
Receipts Of Produce. :. July 8.

Per North Rirer Boats los bills Flour, 4oco bus Cont
4 4 hush Oats 52I pkgs. Whisky, SO do. Ashes. - $500.
Bv Erie Ral,oad-l42 bbls. Whisky Ss DO fonI iloV
hush Corn ass sides Leather 80 Hides iol pigs pu'ss
do Lard 81 bales Wool 10 do Skins. 81 hhds Tobacco
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY -
4:Sl Sets ........ 1884 Moon-Sets.... lsf
WATER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 5:s8m Gov leland 6o8m lieu Oate'.'''p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

Al the Joint EXPENSE of the Michigan Central Rail-
road Illinois Central Railroad, Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Companies their several lines have been con-
nected by direct road across the CHy o, Um,cas;
brings into our depot the passengers from large and
important lines of road and saves the carriage OF tne
freight delivered to and from the various lines mus
The construction account has been increased during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

We have six locomotives under construction, aud
moderate number of cars, beyond which any material
increase of construction does not seem probable Tor
considerable time to come.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY IN GENERAL
DIR. ACCOUNT ....... -.
June ], ls57-To Bond Account:
June l. is5'-TG per cent Sterling A.,ihIs 49, s,a
June l. ls57-To per cent Sterling soo ooooo
June l. la57-To per cent Bonds
convertible......". 9a7,95O co
June l. ls57-To per cent Bonds m ooo % oas sss Q,
June J. la57-To Income Account, balance of this o -,
June l. 1870 unpaid Dividends ....... 7ol %
June l, ls5'TO Bills payable ............ L40,sS -
Total. SIS slO,s8s "A
June !, ls57-By Construction No. I, purchase of ...
June /, ls57-By Construction No. expenditures
since purchase. ................ 98i8955 90
June ls57-By Cash on hand. i'o'' IL
General Receiver.............. 6O,5H 80
June !, ls57-By Assets in hands r. N. Rice, SUI ,. -
Steamboat Agent .............. 56,4S7 "a
Company Stock and Bond...... St9'7s3 90
June ls57-By Steamboats, Sll,7l9 SO
Jun. lss7p, s 4lsssss:: 5 5ss q
over ls.t yearJ.................. 2o,sc4 81
Total.....;;.............. sla,slO9 s6 IA
urer's Report Of june l, is5s..... s4s6 76l %
June ls57-To receipts of Road from June l.
1885, TO June l, 1857, per state
ment Observation-Disclosures. s.lsl, sas %
$50 s.
June !, lG57-To balance Of Income Account this
Observation-Disclosures. s56iSOs 81
June l. ls57-By Dividend declared June Is, 1856,
Jun. By bvd Ssnd declared December is s''i''' 90
1855 per cent. .....;............ so7,s55 90
~ tn, InraJ Ie5; IT, ,osJ, . ,-o 90, D,
June l. 1s57-To balance to New Account 1886 s.
......................essa65 $50 O56
The Tenth Annual report of the directors of the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company, was
presented at the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
to-day. We give summary
The Directors respectfully present their Tenth An.
nual Report together with reports Of the Engineer
aud Secretary OF the Company, and statistical tables
Of the business done and detailed statements of the re-
ceigts and expenses Of the Operating Department
The whole length Of the road is as follows:
Mafa Lne-From Chicsso to freePort. .l2 miles
Eigfn Bra"eh-To connect with Fox River Valley
Bsiot BranciFIom Bcvidcf: To- ;o cona:.tn. y miles
with the Beoit and Madison Railroad 81 miles
with the Main Line at Turner, 81 miles west Of Chi.
cage to Fulton on the Mississippi miles
Totsl... ....................,,,,....2t
Chicogo, s. Charles and M.,i'rippi A1 Liae-Frcm
the south Branch OF the f S River Chicago
and operated BY TIL. Company lOl miles
Making the length Of road operated - 9i,l rriles
The cost Of the 2is miles Of road the date Of the
'', snlas IspoIt was. a5ss52 %
for construction, Us follows:
On Main Line. ........'.............. $791o %
TIN Bc.ott Branch.
On Chicago, FutoI tnd Iowa Line. 81 KS 81
On the Second Track. l7s Old
kor Depot Ground. ard Builamg...... 32l3l 81
FoT Equipment .................,.,,,. l64s5 90
- 422so7 Sc
~ r~ 90 -
Total. 27s259 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

ton sale sf stocks and bonds will take place on Mon
dav next the 9th inst a. IL o'clock the Merchants
Exchange.
We hear Of fslur. in the African trade-tha, o.
l. A. Machado & Co.; liabilities reported at soVo,VOo'
The receipts OF the New-York and Ne~-Haven Kan
road for the month of June, 1857, were as follows;
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Fr,islt...-...........''.''''' -
.sa9ssi
Totsl... e7Ol5 20
In. other road, -fof %
Balance
Received june 1856. 49, y
Increase.................... Fi''''
From the annual report Of the Directors o, tue
Michigan Central Railroad Companyto the Stoekhoiu'
ers, made May 81, 1857, we make the following eA'
tracts: ,.. vo.,. and,
NAV 81 1885 May3l. 81 May 81. %:
Earnings from Passengers 2io4s az, ]iIiS iS
Earnings from Fresht.... sVito i-5,ss,, IN 6at
Earnings, Miscellaneous. $3.50 '-'O'
s22l52s5 s2sOo45 s3,lOisos
Cost Of operating the road, ...~- -,,o,, Of, COS
including taxes.".......'' I'SN'o-i 4'o''e -
Net Earnines....,.. sHsb9 slE-9o-y 49,
No. OF Way Passengers... 80 lSs ,SSto s9 05ai
No Of Through Passenger loSoo IoI'-V --
Total No. Of Passngeu... S9..H .2y.Sgg -
No Of Tons Freight moved 2hSIo -f''So 80
No. Of miles run by Engine. 2sa7j9 l''oSn Lo1elo
Earnines per mile ........." 81 III si