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The United states Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON, Dec. ~, 1903.
No. H. The claimants and owners Of the Loui.
sana Isaac Fisher ct al. Appeal from the District
Court Of Maryland. Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion Of the Court, affirming the decree of said Court
with costs and interest.
No 81 benjamin Ford vs. John s. and Herman Will
lias Error to the District Court Of Maryland Justice
erer delivered the opinion of the Court reversing the
judgment and remandng the Cause with directions TO
award penire fdcios ds
No. 49, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. viii
liam Raveno Error to the Circuit Court for the Eastern
District OF Pcnu yiyania. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion Of the Court affirming the judgment OF said Court
with costs.
No T. Jones Kelsey vs. Robert Forsyth Error to tho
Circuit Court for the Northern District OF Illinois, Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the Court affirm
ing the Judgment with costs
No. 100 Dcccm Der term Of 1857 Edmund Rice VS. Tho
Minnesota and Northern airoad Company Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion OF the Court overrung the
motion TO renstate the
No. &c. Mckinley, Garnoch & Co. ". william Morrsh,
claimant Of the ship Pons Aci. Chief JUSTICE fancy de
vercd the opinion of the Court, ovcrrng the motion to
dismiss for irregularities.
No. 49, The Philadelphia, wilmngton and Baltimore
Railroad Company VS.. Philip Qugloy. Argument CON-
mcnccd for the plaintiffs and continued for The Defendants
Dec. 20, 1865
No. 8. The Covington Drawbridgc Company ct al w.
Alexander d. Shepherd ct al. Appeal from the Circuit
Justice CaIon delivered the opinion OF the Court affirm
ing the decree OF said court, with costs
No. 90 Tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company Philip Qalglcy. Argument for de-
PENDANT continued, and concluded Tor painful ~ ,o
No. 33--Jamcs Gray w. the owners OF tho ship John
Fraser and steamer General Clincb Argument com
pcnccd for the appellants, and continued for the steamer
General CliDcb.
Dec. 81, 1858.
No. 200. r. b. Ward W. Paul Babcock ct al. On
ticn for pansn the Judgment entered the 14h inst
docketng and dismissng Tho case was rescnded aud
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Axcd by aw is mot sucento pay for depreciation and
REPAIRS The Of wharfage now charged ON vesses
were established by law more than half century ago,
when real estate worth less than one-fourth its
present value, and when all goods wore loaded ana
discharged from vessels by hand. The Comptroller
Of this city, some years since, in ms annual re-
port, showed the great need Of more remuneratins
rates Of wharfage He represented that the present rates
did not pay four per cent tho actual cost OF the piers
and that In the port New York paid
less than they did in any other large port IN the United
States He might have further and also stated taat
the charges considerably under those OF al the
important ports the world and ovcn should the aoovc
bill become law this last statement Will sun DO the iaGs
The proposed in this bill does not materially
affect the larger class of vessels, which are areaay
charged with nearly remunerave rates. but the increase
is upon that description Of craft which would occupy
nearly the same space at wharf that large snip Wooc
REQUIRE and could only be charged about hall the wharf
age which the latter would be compelled TO pay Ia Illus
traon of the foregoing fact vessel OF i've hundred tons
burhen requires nearly the room al wharf tnat
Of thousand tons would occupy, and while the
former pays but dollar aud sixty three cents per day.
the latter Is taxed two dollars and eighty eight cents
The following table exhibits the rates as proposed by
the above BILL compared with those as al present esta
blished:-
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TELEG r APHIC.

Albany jan. z, Io0s
The tide of politicians overfows the capital All the old
time gathered here Messrs Hollis White Famer
Abel Bray and Dickinson representing the ancient regime
Senator Seward is among them, counseng directing and
planning The for officers of the Assembly wakes
strong Ittleohn has had the inside track for Speaker
until TO night, when attempt was made to create d
version of Hutchinson OF Orleans The regency
would like throw Jtteoha, but will not try unless sure
of success.
Richardson and Hughes are neck and neck for Clerk.
II is an even chance between them.
The Americans will nominate distinct candidates. There
is determination by the regency crush out the Ameri-
cans without compromise.
The Message will be short and non committl On all
prominent topics of state interest.
Schemes entirely changing the charter of your city
are being arranged. Pomeroy and Oakley Hall have
charge of the subject.
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General He will be better fitted to apply for post Office

UenerhI lie VII De Dctter utcu 70 apply tU P0o 0'0S
after the session
From the Albany Journal, Dec. 81
The legislative will be held on Monday even
ng-the republican in the Assembly and the democratic
IN the Senate chamber meeting of the members elected
Union tickets" is called for Monday afternoon at
Stanwix Hall.
The two houses will meet IN their respective chambers
Tuesday at eleven o'clock when the oath OF office VIII
be administered by the Hon the Secretary oil state
Mr. Wilson, Clerk OF the last House, will preside In the
Assembly uuii The election OF the Speaker
AS there will prohaby be no delay in the organization
of either house, the Governors message will undoubtedly
be conmun Gated soon after one O'Clock.
The craft be interested TO know that the message
will probably not make more than five columns OF the
Journal
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2s-Onondaga ... James koxon. ). Rep.
23-Madison Chenango Cortl John j. Foote. Rep
24-Tompxins, Toga & Broome Lyman Truman. Rep.
25-Waync and Cayuga. ........ Alex b. Williams Rep.
2e-On,ario Yates and Seneca Truman Boardman. Rep.
2T-Chemung ,Schuy &Steuben. Alex 5. Owen. Rep
2s-Monroe ........J John f. Patterson. Rep
2e-Niagara Orleans Genesee Horatio j. Stow Rep
30-wyomng, Livingston and
Aeganv .Jo John D. Hasted. -. Rep
3l-Erie ................E rastus S. Prosser, rep.
32-Chauauque and Cattaragus. John r. Darling. Rep
Opposition. 500. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Democ Kats. ........... ..................... IL
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REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
The Governor the Lieutenant Governor, the Secretary
of State and the Superintendent of Public Intructiou
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Opposition majority.
THE ASSEMBLY,.

alleged Vaudeville appointed Post
master The republicans elected Mr. Wemore who VIII con-
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Marriage. and Deaths in California.


Ir M.pdocpo CIV June e. NJ b. residence Of the bes IA.
er BY Rey. joel BaInel NJ ~ Wood to Ass Mary j.
LANSING. sgshier Of Csr:. d. Y. Lansing.
lp Francisco, July b, h. Rev Dr. s,o a. n, res-
dsuce r. Ordwsy, Dr. s. Gable OfSan trsnsco 20 ha
Hannah eldest a9sh,er Il hl Trsloan ef Alameda
in Clara County, Jlne 49, th. residence of Peter Nc
Cri.:a brides uLcie. Mr james Cshaan 20 Miss Hannah
N. Sp,luian. -,
Iu San Francisco July T. By the Rev. Dr. Scott, Mr. j. g.
Cchiist 20 Miss Martha Craig. .
In Georsans Township, sa'ramer:o Comfy, June 81, NJ
Rl,heriord Celia Phipps.
A. Grand Island CoGs County, June 80 Thomas C. kss 20
Martha A. Sherer
Ia San Francisco July a, the Hotel International by jus
t. RYAN, D.yio ]. usss o Of Santa Cruz Cse Csss Only
daughter Of VIM Douglass OF Sew-York:
In San Francisco July l6 BY tae Rev Mcshase M John
Wyman Miss Katherine keinert both Of San Francisco
Ia Francisco, Jgy is. by Archbishop Arnany Joha &
Golfer Francisco Mrs Jane Uuy Of Shebygan Wis
In Sonora, July by the Rev MI Caldwell Mr. Gso D~ish
a. Miss Bsi sibars II Kline. 49,
A. Mountain MIL FL Dorado Cour,y July ,, BY tie Rev w
Freer M Job n g. scott TO Miss Alice Pryde,
In Coon hollow. Jsly By he Rev H. T. Benson, NJ Jan 80
McBeth 10 Miss Eliza GaIdL.T -
July by The Rev j. A. Bruner, Jchn Z. wilson = El1a
Johnson, both Of San fraIcsoo. , -, c. ~ =
Ia Sacramento July TO- ty the Rev Fsber Ca'in, Geo. L.
Williams 70 Rosa Muitba.
In Pie:y HILL seasa County JAY BY The Rev ~ Burton
Mr. John b. Rule ~ Aiss Mary Carpenter.
In Msrysyl. July 9, Join ~ Plat. 20 Amanda Pla...
In Newark, Sierra Coany, June 2l Byron ~ Lowe 20 Re-
In W..Snyi. July = by the Rev J. Zeie Mr. Jos. White
formerly Of ui.ians Miss MARY A. Ts.msn Of Ne~Y
In San Antonio, Monterey County Jue 2. by h' Rev Dr
Apbrs M Juan CsIpe OF Monterey, 20 Ms FsHcsa Ava
radG
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DIED.

IL San Francisco 80, DR.. B. Hin Of Newa'h j.,
In Sscramrno july Of ofcon.umpion Elizabeth wife Of Ros
Mop,someTy naive VI AfnnIVhe SoIn'J, fa 1s's ~
AID mOr:hs-
In Sacramento, July Dr. g. Patrick, formerly Of Ier'e
In sscrsmen,e, Juy l, COnsis s. Lowe ssed II years
In san Frspci,co on Saturday July ser rs a-d suffering
illness Frederick Abel NAIVE o London, EEsIAnc sses d
years and % days -
AZ Psso Valley Monterey County Of concession Of he brain,
from injuries fall from hs horse Ira j. Crooks
In Msrysyire July S. wu A,bheid Of Rochester, n Y.
In Angeles, June - suddenyi JoLn AcD mad Ia
dive Of Glssox sso:lanS M aged lob 40 yes s.a. County. Ion.
q Herman Edward Cohn, from Russia aged - years Henry
Cornelius, from OdenbuTs Germany ased " years aad "m
LanieTan from the place aged ~ years Ine deceased
al drowned by sudden food
A. the Arcade Ranch, Sacramento County July Joba H.
Pole, aged ~ years, formerly Of Tennes.se s.
In North San Juan, slddeny July g. Addison r. Spencer
native Of New ioTk s2eo 81 years -
In Pscervie July Alfred Bel, rave Of LONDON asea %
In Tuorne County. suddenly jane 3D. A. Bsrrs' ns'e CT
AZ Bio~L Bsr Middle Fork American River suddenly
TAYLOR native Of Maine aged - years
Il Nevada County, July y Geo. r Chandler formerly q De
.roit, Mich.
In Sacramento, July Lucl. Pehal, formerly Of Ka.a-
A, Honolulu jane 49, Of pulmonary consumption; VIM Gerry
aged 40 years and months he native Of S.wfeTk Cly
Al Bfv~as al-y, lub. County Jaiy II, Alfred A'kin,
f ruyerIy from WINDS :, c. ", aged 81 yearp
Az toe Brush Fence Ranch, between Ps,ers and G.-os
ibe ih n,t Ers'ta, Hedge ssed % years. iofeiJ o'
Quincy, Branch County, Mich. . . . ,... o.,
A. Mn,ui Bar Nevada County, Jaly II, B. p Fined,
formerly OF Fr.bsrg Me- aged 81 years mol rs ard II days
On the ship Geore~ Jun. 35 oi coHmp'n Autr'e
l.. ZACH Of Union, MIN, aged 80 ,ears.
In San Fai CISCO JAY BsD amin B. PAIL native Of Low
ell, Mass, aged ii years
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LlCEY-la er.kyr Wednesday Als TO- Of cobslI1ptn n
Captain Bgitas Lacey. aged - y.NA -
flr-rs from bic ae rssidercs No " C~snnJ; aseE1e ca
FndsJ A 6. q 8: 10 5csock q L.
LNEkMORE-Oo THURSDAY AS u, si:er lingering L5. .,
The slS.uc- Of h.r,luin r l. Larreore L1cy relci
o:h- late Csyr Jph Lisefoc IN -. GOA yssr Of De- age
TIE rses s5d -1cs Of ;hs family se invited % ao ~s
hne'sl Saturday .f srpoon .: ocs he n rre'oy-
i.Ta5 CLnrcb corner Of Avenue AID tctrt1 '.fer;-
LlPPITT-A: MaItinsyi- N. j.. OF Weesestsy, Aas TO-,
Elizabeth bar of Francis Lppi:. Of s.a Frsscsco,
Cal, AGED . years, Eon'hs ,ad 10 days
Tie in-rA " lake ps.eA: haF;iase IRA ood ocs %
The t.liIs Rsr ad cf SswJes-yl cn fuds! a. o'clock
s.n Francisco papers phase c5py.
LAWRESCE-Or Monday s1g 6 6. :hs residence a }. y
Nhiai- E5rrsosg, Pa, Ahcs W h,sl- dAash;sr 81
H,my and Caroln- ". La.T.nce e Mlyle. " j., aged
uon'hs and 10 days.
MAuEICE-In sr5slyu on Th1rsdsy A5e H. Ks.e D-wueF.
iniaa; daughter Of Abraham aid Annie b. h.iies, aaed
ron,hs and 9 DAYS
Tie flnera vii ale place on Friday Ar l2 8. 2. firm
ihe Tesd.nc. Of her par.l Il FfanAa avenue, nea' De
Kso avenue, Brookyn.
MARA-ln hi. city on Wednesday Als TO- ser long sai
s.veIs Ln@s Ps1ek Daniel Mara
NcGI.ERES-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, AIs. 10, Daniel
Aeoiv,ier, sssd il yeais ald noatha
MoTT-ln Hsrlsr Wednesday no'uils, Az ~ Evey1-
yountss; child Of Charles D. aid Mary T. l. Mos: asea 10
months
PRATT0n Thursday A1g H. of dy-ansry, Aurs J., wife
# David Prsa aged Is ysar., months aud /. dsya
The iepe OF he family respectfully invited 70 send u.
fDeia! this ftsyl afternoon s. cock iur ne- ae fes
deuce, No. ls5 Fofsyth street
PIRDY-On Wednesday, Ans. 10, Thoma. C,',on Il o.
car and saTsh Purdy as-d { mouth. and days:
attend he sryices this F3ay) oruini socek al
No. ia Eddse stree. The VII Dc Inferred n he
White Pains Cemetery.
sCOYEN-ln Brooklyn Thursday morning Ais H. Care
Dfa,t dsusbt-, Of Peer and Annie scoyea.
Philadelphia papers plsa,e copy.
sNTH-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Ais. 10, Es:her MA;is
smith wife Of William B. Smith.
sMITR-At Pachosue Wednesday morning, Aus 10 Esn'a
widow VI Clsrk smith, AGED 60 yea-h
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change IL prc.s. Pacific Mail declined 70 and 10.
Re sdips prices we're fraction lower. The closing price
were, tyr Virginia n, 50. 1921 Missouri %, sl Ss3;
Canton Company, EdHI; Cumberland Coal Com
pany l2:; N,w-York Central Railroad, 69s 69S;
Ere Raroa5 4iq5; Hudson River Railroad,
30la3Ol Harlem Railroad, 9d9l; Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 3id3i, R,ading Railroad, Al a. Is !;
Michigan Central Rarosd, Il cil!; Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana Rallrosi, o Goi;
Michigan Southern Co. Guaranteed, ~ e2o!; Panama
Rai.oed, lli 10 Illinois Central Railroad, 63 o5i
Galens ani Chicago Railroad %! 963i Cleveland
snd Toledo Railroad. Eisri Cnicsso and Rock
Island Railroad, 6ia6l; Illinois Central Bonds,
4l s.; Pacific Mol, ~ as.
The msrke. is without change for foreign bills. The
demand is quite moderate, sud rates are heavy.
Sterling l09 d ll0i; Frsncs 5.I7i 65l5.
Freigh:s 20 Liverpool go bales Cotton at 3l6 ID
100 tups Copper Ore at %. I'd. 10 tuns Copper az
"a d. 30 hhds. I, bacco at 25s. To London, 1000
ibs. oil Cake a, 2s. To Hsvr., Cotton at a lc.;
Cooper a. s.: Measurement. Goods at sS $lO; Ashes
a, s. d$lO; Baks at $40, and Rice at So brig of
80 ,uns 70 Nlev..ss d back on private terms.
The busiress Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
s24,355 37-for Customs 81, 600; Payments, $9S6,-
4s9 81; California Drafts $65oOO; Balance, sj391,-
lGl 3d.
The movements OF the bsrks in the four principal
cities o; The Union, in which weekly reports are made
as show by their last statements, is as follows:
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DIED.

.RCrIARIUs-A. stanford Conn. on Wedrssiay Aux TO-
Mr Phabe Aicularu, ec; Of he ls;e George Arcularl
st-d Is years.
NsTN-ln Brooklyn, Z. D. Wednesday mornilf AsE lo
ssr short and ss q IL Can nation o. the bowels
Mr., Cluisss Austin aged ? years.
enthusiastically Hackeus.cs, y. j., en- Thlrday
uoruns Avg H. Helen Eyer6el ouy child Of Thomas aad
Helen Brurs aged monihs and % days
BRlGGs-At New Orleans. Wednsstsy Aug. }, Henry
Brisss Of NewioEk aged y years
COg-On Thurdsy evening Aus. II, william 5 nfsni
Charles A. and Martha c. Coe.
TIE relatives ard friends ,he family invited 20 st.erd he
funeral the residence u hs frandfs;h-r .ssner No
81 West Fourts,Dih street, Saturday 3; oeoek
FLYSN-In WILLIAMSBURG, Wednsstay, A1r 10, af,er
lingering Illness Ms Chrs;Ans Fynn, wife of Edward Fyra
HEsLIS-ln Broosyn wcdnssdsy Aug TO- Bridge; Hesln
nsS u ysays, ys,ys ef County LSvs;ssd, lgelAss.
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THURSDAY, Aug. lip r.
Tie market to-day was steady, bat with about e.
much dulress snl sek oi pri. a. repoTtst ;oF some
tine past. The .arses, TRANSACTIONS were II Reading
ard Toledo, both OF which we're sold freely ior me
declre, although in the latter the hrst movements
were a. higher prices. The dealings IN New-fork
Central were not important. and there was oa' i''e
change from quotations current yesterday Inc STOCK
seems 20 have struck point from which !: : difficult
70 move H. either up or down, the scs!e OF prees'
The declaration OF 9 2 cent dividend nee:s Wa
favor as a pruden. and conservative measure. Ia
cifc Mai advanced 70 20 on the first call, bu: vas
oyersupp.d ct The price, and later IL the session was
down 10 ~, and rather hesvya the price. Various
rumors in reference 10 negotiations between the NAL
Company and Commodore Vanderbilt are II eircu-s-
,op. but nothing definite ss TO the matter can De
stated. except that some movement OF the knd l. ID
progress c. r. Garrison, agent Of The opposition Line
at San Francisco. arrived in the North Star this morn
ing. Toledo advanced TO Il, but wss afterTard sold
down 10 L.. again. Galena and Rock ls-and were
steady at quotations bu. rather inactive. Ire nrs'
week OF August on the Galena shows but small de-
crease ss compared with lsjs The business IN State
S,ockswss not arge Mssours were steady q: the frs'
Board 8, s2 s2! bu, declined fraction IN the ater
noon. A, the Second Bosrd the market wss very du,
and the trans actions were under the average o. ousi
reu Of afternoon sessions, be: there wss 10 important
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he Meei enlirs Aug. u, were:

Bu. tho-e ranging from 10 6Oc. are very heavy.
The American Fancy Csssimeres are still popular
with the trade, and We hope the manufacturers VIII
.ose no time IN getting out new recherche styles ior
The Spripg ,rsde. The increased cut of Wool will not
he mater OF 90 much moment in goods weighing b
o.. and buyers VII no: object 10 higher prices, II
the goods are al Improvement over last season.
Ss.ire.s are movDg in moderate way, both printed
and plain; ba: he previous rates have hardly been
maintained.
The Committee ot the Erie Board 10 whom is
committed the d.ty Of forming new plan of orgsni-
za.iop. consists Of Messrs. Drew Alburtus, Brown,
and Gelpcke.
Mr.. Charles Gould has resigned the Presidency of
the Cumberland Coal Company. 1t is thought the
vseancy vi, not bs filed st present.
The Cbicsgo and Northwestern Railroad Company
Is nov is.-ng stock in settlement of outstanding
csims agsns. he s,e Chicago St Paul, and Fond du
Lac Rs:ro.i Company and also for the stock Of that
Company, in conformity with their agreements, dated
March l6, 1859. Where partial settlements have
beer maie or securities held with the obligations Of
the ssi Chicago, S.. Paul, and Fond du Lsc Railroad
Company the .dju..nert Of the balances due on such
claims shall be determined by the purchasers OF SAID
road. AL exchanges and settlements must be made
prior 20 Oct |, 1888. Certificates are drawn in the
following proportion: Upon unsecured claims, y
sock st - = cent Of the amount due on same to
March L. 1852 and fo' the stock OF the old Company,
Lew certificates Of stock at 90 = cent Of the par value
Of tie same.
About 81, 90 OILY OF the notes OF the Reciprocity
Bank remain Outstanding and provision viii be fcly
made :or their redemption by the let day Of January
next.
TIE G1sriian Lie Insurance Company Of this city
(. now fully organized and has commenced business
in he Continental Bank building, No. Nassau street.
james W. Ha..ed j. the President and Henry Y.
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lCe)Cs RlILROAD.-The capacity Of this kosA is
equal 70 sIy in the county -

PASSENGER TRAINS
BIYWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTs5Ck5H,
sounsns di,eo. with 5Ou.h tTsn. from :o
% and !, p9n 's snd IN The g. o'on a ssPS.
land, Chicago, Burlington st. PauPs indianapolis Louisville
and M %asas E m 0sI s,.Ds m
Nsbrskathus frDishns facilities for the sranspos
ton Of unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any 0sos
EIrreu Pu. Liner, through Pittsburgh without
sHOKrNG CARS are attached 70 each train Wooeruat
shss tS EsP & aFs i Ip TIE
-: Il: leave: ra,liaslr5, 4,
Dali. Train. Sssn EswYGs 1S .ns rSsgs;, IT,:
as @ ses en ehs G %
BOAT TICKETS from Bossos good via Norwich BL
Passengers from Washington City have daily trains ron
sstmore connecting Harrisburg fo a poin. %esleavna
ps.sss1. for sabSafy wsnsPr. E. o N...,
Pals and inennedie.e points leaving Philadelphia 17;i3
r.tet. Westward may obtained .. the Once. Of the Com
IN rsSspe A., of the Rsosa I
West also board any Of the regular Line o. stsane" On sS'
S1Rg 2I@Sys Ii As Low As BY Any OTHER ROUTE
ASK FOR TIGHTS BY ;us! PLTIsBURSM r. 4. ,.,,
''"'S 5iEEcT LINZ stIWEES THE EAST AND THE
Shsa1s SGsie$4f55 ss
saving tine readily appreciated BY 'bDps" Of
''ssn' Ana Inc "'Ef TREfdgHTs GIFTS WESTWARD.
hrou.e freight. al de.cnpton An oe .orvsdsd fo.
Philadelphia New B0sOn,
he railroad, Of Ohio kentucly, Indians. Illinois, ~isoonsia
lows. OF Mi,souh, by railroad direct
The Railroad connects q PitSbursh W1th
by which Goods be to any port on the
Ohio Muskntum, Kentucky Tennessee Cum land Illinois
Wisconsin Missouri Kansas Arksnas and Red Rvers and 81
Cleveland ssnouky and Chicago With steamers :" a. po" Oh
Me North. West LAkes -. -,
Merchants Shippers intruss the transportation OF theh
Freight this Company can rely with confidence On IT. speedy
THE RATS OF FREIGHT any point in the West BY Ii:
Railroad a, all times favorable are charges
By Other Railroad Companies
Hscbsnts In the West ordering from The East vii Il
sell 10 direct them TO be shipped by this route
For Freight CONTRACTS SHIPPING Directions apply 70 or -
Ares, either OF the following Agents Of the Compasy
ID. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
Boyle Co. steubenville, OHIO; X. Pierce Co., n1o
nile Ohio J. Johnston. Ripley, Ohioi EcNeey hys
Co Jefenonvle Ind. h w Brown Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
inern hilbert Cincinnati Ohio C. heldrum, Madisou
IND. William Biz cham, Louisville, Ky. p g. ORley Co
Evansville Ind W Graham l. CO., Cairo, ILL., H. r. Sass
81 Louis No John H. Harris, Nashville Tenn Harris
Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Csrk L CO.. Chicago III '" ID Z
Xoon,z Alton, H. Murphy Vale Dubuque, Iowa; or "
eresh Agents Railroads different points In the West
Parties attending their bippens from the East w
saa 4 70 call the Agents Of this Company
h following PLACES before shipping or et.en addressed either
Of her sabeo; Of eisbs vii meet With pomvs asn
don.
EsGRAW l. KoONS, No. so North.st, baltimore
LEECR Co, No 81 Kilbyst. Bostsn-
Il n HOUSTON General FREIGHT Agent, rhisdeipma
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Agent
4. L. ROUPf General ficke, Aren., PhilsdelphA
A sCOTY General SUPERINTENDENT Altoona -
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G.hsgan the y c.e:a;y, spd i:s L.. OF Directors n
cludss tse psm,, oi o: or bestknoSo and NEST
respected bu, mess men
Tie Trustees Of the Beisfn,sine Ari Ind .sns Rail
road real estate e1,srso. bonds will purchase OF those
who will sci at TIE lrgest dscoun: from Their par
value. si0oo0 Of home xh Cd b,oone due three yeas
from their date Sealed pr posa's VII be received a:
the Office @. Wirslor, Larier 4 Co., til | oclocS
OF Sept.
ris sisted :ha, &. the last meeting Of the Bosrd of
Fire Insursne Companies, il vas decided 70 suspend
the rules Of the ASSOCIATION respecting tae rates here
toors made the basis o; underwriting n this c'y.
This throws the business open 20 compe:ition
Speaking OF the Enc RrceNership, Fae Bingham
ton Republican ssys: g. few days seo Cyrus strong
sen of our vi hgs recovered ju3gmen; sgslns. the
roai Of ST. COO on bonds which s secured aud VIII be
paid. Heay, executions have recently been issued
against the ROAD and every thing tangible belonging 20
the Con pspy has been levied or. Among the prop
city seized are geo cords ot wood
Ti0mpsoa's reporter says:
Their 9, dsusnd ,o- the II ne La~raoe Ccer,y
Bant Pa 7Ja7j ,erts ! do.as An etost Dc ns msao
h,,Trsm 'fom Phtssur.b sa,s The sfs Of the Nouoo-
sah.a valley Biuk los o,d from which We infer ihS 10
cbsnce of "a 'ouns up rot enc nJ,,it Va, A.. .,
BY the MrJr posn Bsnt Th' securities bed pJ zoe bAA
Controller ample for the c.rnon aud h.hoosa Se q9o
il di.co those Who bold used suser no los uamaes
MrE +. Ssiter.hwsite's Circular Of July le, says:
Ahhorh MY moderate business hss been doing In Aperso
securities uriHr past qao,,iou. have been hmy
maintained nlno, Free La Bonds and Pennsylvania Flrst
cen. Iuoi, Shares stationary ., 5. 10 Ss dsooant
Consider tier. hsy. taken pe In Uai'ed s'sss PR
cent bonds. 1874 fr"m s2i 20 ss..
CopsCls close 9iL 20 Money and Accorn.