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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
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TNHE next Session Of hi. - =

VIE next Session Of this Insti,0,;,
IL open the First Wednesday Of s''I''oR Wao vi
The Location is healthy, retired a55,
from many Of the temptations ipei5ant are lla
Connected with the Academy is a Comm.
cial Department designed to it Or So,4ae' y-ia
young men ior- active business. Sro55as T$
can Ga j. pursue TINS branch Of study e4.usj,1, ,,
may see proper. "S 'aeI
Terms-Psr Session IF Fire Month,
For Board, Tuition, &c, '1;,5s'; Sss :.
Double Entry Book Keeping, S1@
Single Entry S@
Students have the privilege of boar5na .
the Institution or in private families .. I
may prefer. For catalogues containin. a A
particulars, address '''Ds aA
W. II. WOODS, PrineiD,
apl-6t Shade Gap, Huntingdon q ;.
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Wood ! Turning, savipg,
Plaster Grindina

VIE subscriber having leased -.
J. Mill adjoining the Lewistown 'vr W;3 pld Stoa
prepared TO execute to order ali t;a nus i lSV
ing and Wood Turning at reasoratIC asI0s Of Sas
u1Tz mTAli kinds of Patterns and JSbbise' ite'
hand JAMFS a. al lines ID
Lewistown, April |, ls58-lv " 0ouCH.
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PREEBURG ACADEMY
Snyder County Normal schoo
FREEBURG, PA.

Ts1ms-HaJ payable in adranY
Board, Tuition. &c. per session Of
five and half months, so "a n
Tuition alone, Sm i
Music, French, Drawing & Painting, aya
In connection with the regular acaieu.
course, which is full and complete in aIl n.
ticulars, Il
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS
PUBLIC MEETING.

TlIE Members of the Miffiin County AsTl.
l. cultural Society, and the public general!'
are invited to attend meeting in the IoVH
Hall, Lewistown, ON
Tuesday Evening, April 6, looS
when II. n. McALLIsrER, Esq, Of Bellef9nl9
will deliver an address on the Farmers Alsl
School, an institution whose aim, object SID
benefits do not appear to be properly Gnaa f
stood and appreciated either by agrlcuniSF
lists or the public at large.
The regular meeting of the Mifiin eeanl!
Agricultural Society will be held at the lew y
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ap,l
7th, 1858, when the annual election tof OBJ
GERS will take place.
By order of the President.
GEORGE FRYSINGER, Sec!i
March Is, 1858. n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
Normal Department

has been established in which Tearbars ,ri
those wishing to become such, can thJ.cusEb
prepare themselves f r the profession.
Terms, in this departme Sc ner ausrs,
The present quarter commenced On iheg
of March, but students are ADMITTED at an,
time. For catalogues and particulars, adlfe~
GEO. f. MCFARLAND, princpa.
Freeburg, March &c. lSjS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,

IL passengers taxing The AIJoobl w!
Train for points West of Altoona, will be De
tanned at that place until the arrival Of the Fat
Mail Train west
Fare to Harrisburg. 81 65 TO PhiladelPih,
5 90; TO Altoona, 2 10; TO Pittsburgh Co.
nPThe Ticket Office will be open % mir
utes before the arrival of each Passengsf
Train. ID. E. robson, Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
Married.

On the 25th March, by Rev. j. A. Ross,
MATTHIAS BENNER and Miss MARY
MARTHA SMITH, both of this place.
On the Both inst, in Brown township, by
Rev. Henry Baker, JOHN McCAULEY to
Miss ELIZABETH BOWERSOX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
List of Orders paid since last
Settlement.

Gas bills for street lamps from August,
1857, to March |, 1858 Sl56 T6
John Zeigler, is lamp posts, Is lamps
and sets of extra glass 270 90
Two lamp posts and lamps from Phi!a. 20 IS
Simon Pearl, on account of lighting
street lamps 25 90
Joseph Owens, setting lamp and guard
posts, and furnishing two of latter so
Jacob Grubb, hauling lamp posts so
4. j. Miller & Co., for building culvert
on Third street $50 90
VIM Mckee for haulinS einlar IN al
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DR.
To balance due at last settlement $961 II
Amount of duplicate for 1857 1909 48
Water dividends 226 80
Stall rents, 1l9 90
Balance due from James Nichols, Col,
on duplicate Of 1855, $l49 A
Exonerations (additional) 50-l45 "a
Wharf rent frsm Marks & Allison 90 90
Cash from P. Printz for brick pond lot Is 90
Fine 90
Cash from JehH Davis, late Chief Bur-
CESS, balance for hall rent, &c. 72 90
Cash from George No4e on biick pond
lot IL 90
Fine / 90
Certificate for shares of stock in the
Odd Fellows Hall Co.. No. l73, (de-
posted with W. RusselH 90 90
Certificate for l89 shares of stock in
the Lewistown Water Co. deposited
with w. Russell $3.50 90
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

THE IRON Orr IN THE RIDGE.--in an
swer to many inquiries touching the recent
discovery of Iron Ore near this place, Gen.
IRWIN has furnished us with the following
interesting details, which also contain ma
ny geological facts of value to the general
reader.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
j. w. SHAW,
B. Z. HEISLER,
p. SPANGLER,
Auditors.
Burgess's S Statement.

George Fysinger IN account rcah he borough
Of Leeisto,cn.
DR.
'rs cash for circus license $50 90
To rent Of Town HALL, concerts, &c. IS 90
From meetings, free except gas & coal II SO
$50 So
CIR
Paid constables and Others for attend
ance and for cleaning hall 50 90
Gas bills from March, 81, to March, SO q 90
Tape line for Borough so
Entering up judgm't note agst Weber, | 60
Sundry work on sts., repairs at hall, &c. 3S
Freight on lamp posts, postage, &c. o.
S47 40
Balance in hand 81 "a
So SO
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S6884 %

We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Bor-
ough of Lewistown, having been first duly
sworn according to law, do certify that we
have carefully examined the accounts of G..
Hoover, Esq, Treasurer of the Borough of
Lewistown, and find balance due from him
to the Burgesses and Town Council of the
Borough of Lewistown in the county of Milf
hin," of the sum of tive hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars and fifty seven cents, (S225 81,
and that we have cancelled the above orders
in the hands of said Treasurer
Given under our hands Mt Lewistown,
March 04th 1888
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LOST,

ON Sunday night, the 9th instant stan pSMsSS Sd'sSS
~ Milroy and the Forge, GEN Lh-ur "a %
TRAVELLING SHAWL, with my nam ~ bh,
it. The shawl has grey centre WIZ ,,bsr.
border. The finder will please leave w.
the undersigned can get it. r,,ss,
JNO. A. WRIGHT, Freedom i''a
March Is, 1858,
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$6S84 %

CIR.
By balance due from John Stoneroad,
Col, on duplicate of 1857 $497 90
Market stalls not rented 81 80
Amt. of Borough orders cancelled PIP 78
do do do for
gas for street lamps 156 76
Treasurer's per centage Sc "A
Certificate Of shares of stock in the
Odd Fellows Hall Co., No i73 20 90
Certificate for l89 shares of stock in
the Lewistown Water Ce. $3.50 90
Balance in favor Of the Borough 225 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

VIM. Willis, do do IL so
Berryhill & Gray, do do G 40
G. Hawker, do do 81 Al
j. Kline, DO do II 81
X. ID. Smith, for hauling cinder and
amount paid j. Selheimcr for work
ing at landing, and making out du-
plicate % rs
VIM. Butler, 20 yards gutter 5 90
Trustees Presbyterian Church,
IS yards gutter SIS IS
less 81 so due for hall rent 50-l4 25
Jerman Jacob, 10 yards gutter 2 so
IL. j. Walters, 81 yards do 2 Al
G. w. Elder, l25 yards do 3OS
Anthony Felix, IL feet do 34l
do do ladder for street lamps | 90
r. w. Patton, winding Town Clock
from June, 1856, to June, 1857 25 90
K. w. Patton, winding Town Clock
from June, 1857, on account u so
Jno. l.. Porter, High Constables servi-
ces in 1856 : 90
David Wasson, High Constable, remov-
ing nuisances, &c. SO Is
David Wasson, police services 81 90
+. Snowden, removing dead dog SO
w. +. Shaw, publishing annual statem't 6 90
Ii. Frysinger, do do 6 90
G. Frysinger, making out and publish
ing annual statement, printing bills
and appeal notices l3 SO
Samuel Nelson, repairs at fire plugs 55
ID. Fichthorn, state, county and school
tax 81 I6
Geo. Fetzer, blacksmithing 5I4
j. B. Selheimer, sconces and repairs at
gas pipes in hall 8 I2
Watson & Jacob, an order of 1855 for
oil 2 90
Peter Printz, repairs at fire plug 81
j. Mcdowell, recording deed frem Pc
ter PriRtz to borough It's
b. f. Heisler, auditing borough account
in 1857 9 90
Daniel Bearly, two iron FIRE plug boxes
and sleeve 2l 90
Fence at brick pond lot Is 80
ii. Dubs, work at Town Hall 81
A. Blymyer, for clay at culyert 5 81
II. Comfort, for Is yards fine stone 9 90
w. Mckee, broken stone on Dorcas st.
and repairs on alley at lime kiln Is 81
JAS. Wallis, dirt on alley above Third st. 4 81
Fred. and r. D. Smith, for breaking
and delivering broken stone 365 90
r. D.. Smith, for broken stone. spread
ing, carting clay, cinder, &c. 90 SO
Isaac Farmer, carting so 80
Jacob Grubb, do 43 IL
Samuel Nightsinger, carting III IL
Daniel Tice, do 81 90
Philip Hall, do 27 5S
Geo. Clum, carting and work on SITS. Is 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

FIRE IN THE MoUNTAINs-Af fire was
kindled near Granville Gap on Friday last,
report says by some boys from town
which spread rapidly up the gap and noun
tain towards the east, and on Saturday by
a change of wind was carried westward and
towards the clearings on the ridges beyond
the river. Some danger was apprehended
from this, but on Saturday evening
showers of rain fortunately fell which put
a stop to its further progress. The old
saw mill near the gap was burnt, and the
young timber on three or four hundred
acres considerably injured. The fire pre-
sented beautiful sight on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, long lines of fame from
the base to the top of the mountain mark
ing its progress, with here and there pine
or hemlock sending up sheets of fame like
burning building.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
BOROUGH ACCOUNTS.
Auditors Statement.

Christian Hooper. Esq, Treasurer ofMe Bor-
ough Of Le,cisto,cn, in account soihl said
Borough.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
Fashionable Boot & Shoe Store
Encourage Home Industry
:. =. LOOP,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE,

~ Respectfully informs his Il, iTleus'
lVA and the public that he sui, ~ i.
A tinues his establishment oh =
Public Square, where he is prepared 70 .a .L'
ufacture at short notice a superior sFs'" ~ m
all kinds of Boots or Shoes, when " ~
sell cheaper for Cash than ever before eh',, ,ru
He constantly keeps on hand, OF DIS 5, az a.
manufacture, an assortment OF the aOS" ,nr
ticles, which he will warrant not % ", y sni
passed here or elsewhere fer elegant slyS"E sa,E
durability; also a large stock of Eastern "',''
which will be sold at reduced prices; .a.E
Orders promptly attended to. All hil'
repairing executed on the shortest no'l'''
Lewistown, March 25, 1858.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

sGT The cradles and other furniture pas
sing up and down our streets during the
past few days, indicate that general moving
day is again at hand. 1t is a trying time
to housewives, but to many a necesessary
evil, as number do not appear to be sat
isfed unless they can move at least once
year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
eeW Advertisements.
sglgs, thr-LOCAL AFFAIRS.

go lAH ' Va SNhi@
l do. fihSaturday evening last, by the elec
pound% DR., Samuel Belford, President, Col
SINS to'As S. M'Coy, Secretary, and Geo W.
Hdfers, Esq, Treasurer.
~ - CoLLEcToRsHIP.-The anxiety to
far j. who would obtain this Office was re-
] teasp4 the other day by the announcement
Nu6air, johnson of Bucks county, former
pint ofmember of the Legislature, had been
pint Cited. The water will be let into the
uoumJ ~ T5A -o-day, so that by next week we may
hoons9 hear the Boatman's Horn"
Lene
.poar 18LIC SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN.-The pu-
egg. f the Public Schools gave series of
-tions, commencing ON Tuesday after
III and continuing until Wednesday
evening, which came off with more than
usual eclat The speeches and dialogues
were generally well spoken, and the sing
lng was excellent The Town Hall was
crowded at each eff the four exhibitions.
and daring the evenings many were unable
to obtain admittance. 1t is generally con-
ceded to have been one of the best public
seheel exhibitions ever given in this place.
Much of its excellence is no doubt due to
the untiring diligence of Mr. GEo. FIRES
COLIN and Miss JANE KERR, two of our
leading teachers.
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LADY n: nu9s Go
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soGoasl s:is.o5S s osssn: Sood AG ssa 's.
brown. \ ogsrdus Baker " Lamerey . Ian
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From liverpool, in ship A MR. Weehes and lady, Mr.
Ma ar and lacy. Miss EsgK.
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6locp Thos Hull, Hat, Providerce-Nssser.
hioop Southport, Hine, New HAven-uAster.
ARRIVED

seanshp Fulton. wo..on, navrs and oow~ Aug IS sPM
SS s' s Z w
BIT nrou Cowes for Ha,re 2a.h Pm, ai 81 40 lon o.
hence cosss and Ass9s ssps xs ~
bsIl Forest Belle steering Esst PN y = =
lssepns oh L ao o ION IS y .ssssa three mast ;s
hence Tor LfvsrpooD ''''-' '''s'As - 'AS
s,ss%.hp Aso.m. sssspss ssSsss.A 60 hours, With
s'eamsap eq,viIs Foe. i,on Say.na,n 9Th msse anc
Ssss &c w MSsaz .s
South u N. slgnalized brig Tempest hound ~,
mass sp, passsessrs, % spotlord r.e..on 4 90.
sGnh.rn ss, naSss, G rsp. and MosfS
3D. Iivs' june T. and Trses Jay
- w s0s s |
mairder Of he hsa light variable winds and Gains
ship d ae,csii! cf ste.son Liverpo, Juy
sseIy .ssns, win fogs Ga !as Of The ssAmsn fs
G Glasgow H. with ds
DsnasT Linen a o,s p.c,urv yuv 70 with ms,e
AID ~ passs1sss asH 's nss 5 W
ss w 81
As,xs'p iih lat a. lon 81 psssee ZIP kosasds e Nth
ed wreck OF Mayaower eors reported cspsized
.Is sb.Daoneo AuE 3d. hd and maln. gone,
ssrI alamo Sudss liysypool NY With aas e WAKE
s 90 g, spoke
men by svsT ssn lat 4s.s ia g. 20 spoke -hsag s'nr
ssf KsrlsI 1So,sy AIsss.n SSiy
50 . out ' hs ss
ercec strong westerly ysles up 70 Ion A.
bArs hares Keen, Cbatin Bristol =, Aug 3, with rail-
oed iroD 20 order.
bark Lin tswe>. Goossrom, Msrseilea July Is with
ms der, DC, To Caylus de Rnyter l. Co
Brig Jones Jot Italy July Is, passed
Gibraltar aug with fruit &c 2eth lat
ION So 49, spoke fishing schr Hsowe of and for Province
town. fun
sIs GARDENS orD. carresAl oporo. ~ days, with wne
&c 10 l. AmsDck
ecbr Mobile Howes Mobile IS days. cotton to Lsytin
Huritut No date Torusas bss,ipg 81 - miles, passed
barb taIony, or boetoD. bou, Q south
schr h kinsey, Conkung JacAs nvile, days
scor itaac w hughes Roberts tewbern, no, dAys 50
inst o1 Cape BeDl0pen in nqnan from NV split mansa
kehr Nellie -, IA ey, Richmond days
Schr Hsxs rinter, Rich nond The first day out,
when OIL BOG Island, during blow, sprung leak OF l
sohr Golden Rule jones' Aie1snar,s, 4dsys
schr PredmoEe, CroD well, Virginia
schr Rogers hopkins, Virginia
Schr Chopper, Bioxen Virginia
Scbr Reeves, hopkins Virginia. days Sd Inst In Esp
psnsnpocs ki,er the rs onicer ohss smith, OF new York
h ock ed overheard by the main boow and lost
schr Essex Post ehiladeThis dAys
schr l. n lndicott liz eos. philsdelphia, s days
schr Exchange Kelly, Ph.lsdelrhia Tor Gloucester,
scbr Mary Anr, sawyer Mschiss, 8 days.
schr neposit Pettierove, CALAIS daya
.rainerc Bowdtah. Providence Phitaieiph
Schr Geo Smith. Smith. Providence
kchr Ellt u Louisa, Thompson. New vpvan
kchr Elen Perkins Bush rev baven Albany
Schr Corvo Bedrock hoDdout for Boston.
steamer Kenneoec Band. rhilsdalphsA
Cnaries osaocd Smith Nor -ich and New London
Steamer Albany Kenney. Sag Ha-pos.
BELOW
ter sbsdo rom Liverpool July ane bark frank 20
Portland Hsisted from Cardiff July "A, being 81 miles
Sc from inc hook at sunset,
Wind during he davs SE. Light.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


TUESDAY, Sept. 7-6PM
The arrival OF the Fulton completes the summary Of
later nsnsmieAt 70 the press from St johns, New
foundlAud Al already stated, the feature the stock
markets Europe . continued rise the leading
curiss and prospect of some increase Of speculation
The quotation for cousols, e63l "a was given in yester
days paper French Ren.es closed SO 95 money
and 20 o5 for the account, the rise being the
Of the day o. the pleshefa OF gold the London Daily
NepS saye-
Gold now flowing freely into the Bank; further
copso etanle supplies frlm Australia considerably
Overdue weasel having less hs ninety go
days 9Th Slo4 oou suotner ninety SIX azss win
Elsa 600, aud tnira seventy ave days vito the I'm
tant sun % Eiss COO tee Australian mail steamer IS
due az s1ez gitn large remittance ana WITH a1vices or
further cnr,gnrsnts oy saing vessels; aod specie -
ssl coming faf~Grd moderate amounts from toe Uni
States ana Ruska Most important Of all The Continental
exchanges have noE ren 70 point wDcn has cot oesu
reasneo sncs the crss Of last susunn, and ~nsn
ders &c tam tnkt nearly the OF the Imports sill
be a. once gent into he Bank D, koganu.
The following is the last quotation for American seTuri
aYa.a -
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
aisArlc ron roRx-rms DAT.
Rfsrs........... soos srrs....... Eve a.
suN srrs............ ~ Mon wsrsR.........eve u5
Pnrt Of view York. September q. 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship rdnburF OBJ, Cumming, Glasgow-R Craig.
Steamship Chesapeake, Urowell PorlAnd-H Cromwell
a Co
ship Daniel Webster. Spencer. 1ondon-F Morgan 4
shlp " Rathoone, pr>a New orieans-w T Frost
Bsrs Tidal wave. White zsnzioar-Bassett Bs5o- A Co
B.rn Tempo esicl Montehsw, Pscrmo-Bsrclsy Living
Bsrs pragio Guzeinno Marseies-Iavrsnce, Giles Co.
Barb Atlantic (Breml feldhussn. Decentralization ku.
bark Mercy rnen. Luscomb Buenos Ayres-Harbccx a
Co :.
BARI W BFoosman, BroosmAn New orie.ps-ssanscn 4
nsrs y q tlsssrasr, Colsora Philadelphia Elseu a
nr,s II rrovssore Dixon Cape To IN, CoHaGksn Iron.
srir HdSrc wfiueuore, =, ssrys as--sinpson A NAV.
he's. 49, 44.. - Z.
est .ptssn Hartsy. Hava.a-T Gtm-rua
#rAe Nrrt1.t HUtees, teavi, apNisehicnlA-- 4 F141
ectr Auvstr stafce, Nimir eton, NC 1ogresiy Wa
Rtr .....
scar e..ta Cglaes, D.s..84A a gsvs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

BCIuTe don. JudKeB keIs0n Bot1-
sxr. The September term Of ths court was opened
today Judge Nelson that the first business
in order would oe appeal As then proceeded to
call the calendar, when several causes set down
The ousioess ,hs will be Of the
rooms OF the Supreme Court for the nsxs fortnight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

fthHAfi otpt 10 Il M
ASHES The market was quiet u &c.
bKkaDsrvffs = tianr-ine marset dull and lower, and
TIE demand from the trade generally ngn The sales
nraceo anouts 500 bbs closing within the Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

A. axge nd sprsd meeting Of the democratic repubn
cnr eecurs ~ ha seventeenth ward held al smith Hail.
1g f avenue NE following resolutions unanimously
hseoved, That ne democratic republican electors Of
NJ heven.seuh wArd oennly protest scon a
Ane neptf o. Ne late primary elecaou held 1T jackson
Eh % ntsdey evening" september 4 1853 The follow
nG eruuna % eocprni ~ he Inspectors The polls ~
"a ocorE being ihret hour before The
epeceed " te Gu for ne VI nary eeconhus preventing
number OF ne cur 81 Ward from deposaung
fhelr votes.
Resolved Thai wren this meeting sdiourne aanurns N
The pA~ THURSDAY evpniaR ON lnftAnt M
"a. oclgck. T. y. asNOs chalrmar
~ Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

al the iron that viii - required for the road has been
ocfsned IRON European capitalists 10 understood that
the cuk OF the money has been subscribed in Paris Some
persons auoDg TO the telegsphio nent Of this
loan, have tocted 10 dsbeeve that John Bull would
any more money railroads would very well for
the English capitalists they owned no worse property
than USi.ed States railway bsods These bonds,
average, have need their holders year and year out
from Elk 20 seven per cent per annum, which the
whole about t~,ce much interest ~ European csp
tanis get for their money in property dsscr9
tone Despite the oefsuS OF occasional railroad the
Erg lab have en- she whole every sbundAny
satisfied with their railway ia this country
AID 50 Ear IRON expecting them 10 be osg with The
business, ~hen the present furry shall passet
il Will be safe TO anticipate British loans shan
The ~eekiy statement Of Philsoelpna baaSs maze
UP yesterday afternoon preaens folio wing aggregates
compared with those Of the previous week.
August 90. S,pt 8.
Loans . .s24 ,s45, iai ga, ess i5I Inc sl4b ,o20
Due ir,m banks 2s,s'iss 2'ss7,sss Iac 20: ,as7
De icsla l6's6i 400 l7s2s777 Inc AT, Isl
Circulation ....... 2l6u,6i5 2,52o,50i Ice. e9,Si6
The follow ng comparative stateneat Of the EXPORTS
Of specie, New York to foreign ports for
the ~eek and since july L.
Total Tor the week. 81 os0,li4 1O5s,o5o LOIS i3l
Previously reported. 3o6s,tai 4S,SoI,oS siSo7 se9
Since Jan 1.... t5i, LAC 2sS 4s,643,o86 42,375,s20
The folo~ipg Is statement the earnings OF the cn
csgo, Burlington Qancy Railroad Company for 1855:
Nav June JUN August TotQ
Freight 6S "a S34I9 6s s9n3 l62s Il 2Sus7 90
M.i is as'.' 1880 sSn $ 1879 1851 ssssis
Total sss O07 80 10 5 ST $500 IL J04ss7 05 40 II
E2penses 55253 To o9eJ2T7 60 zoo 253 1913 81
--~-
So "A 4sas7 2so7 81 45s7 Is las $50 y
The imports oil foreign goods at the pors OF Boston Tor
the week ending the "a inst, we're as follows
rosal Tor the week Observation-Disclosures. 3e79 $50
Corresponding week IN 1857 ............ ,237 TAI
Amour. ports from jan TO Sept 3, 1858 81 o3 1888
The value Of merchandise warehouaed
Dry gooos ... ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s5ii
All Other merchandise 22s SOB
all other merchandise. Observation-Disclosures. 1913
Total value. 1881 1907
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