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DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner OF Main snd Quay streets BuFFALO, N
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"A the state whosre members of the Roya College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted from o'clock ~
the morning until pat night every stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt sthe resup upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe and erica
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Urn9e
GRAEFENBERG
Family iVIeGlicimes.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
"a tmmedia supervision OF SKlLLFUL PHHSi-
CIAN and they may ho rehod upon in all cases
The iuelronco VI the community s not usued by the
offer of single medicine which claims cure n disoasoe
the 0rnetonberr Remedies consist Of elovtu efent
Medicines all uncuua Cd in the cure o the diseases of
ed appropriate ~ any q the dsoaaca incident 10 TINS
IND nLLLunLn-
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CUERTFF n MASTER COMMIS-

~ SIONER'S SALE.-PursuHnt to the commanl of an
order sale. issued from the Ceur of Common Pleas OF
Cuyahuga county the John II NUS, ct all plHu-
tins against Lewis Gilbert ct ul defBuuns to direct
ed shall offer for sale public auction, thg tie
Court House corner of Seneca ard Champsn srettsl IN
the city Cleveland. in said county, the l2h day Of
Seutember 1883 O'Clock p. NJ Of suid day, the Oliow
ing described lands and tenements to wit Situate m
the township of NhaeTiu Falls IN the State Of TO- aud
whic is also the county of CuyRhuga, and is known
being part of ,O No 20 the Phelps tract, and hound
follows TO wit: North by land sold by George Stock
ug Harmon Barows east by Main street south by the
top the n,rfh ank Of the river, and running back from
Main street ffy feot." Appraised at SsO100
d. l.. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff
nd Master COmmls tOner.
KPrru & ConN pptasi AttiNg auaI2.24s
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An r srument for the cure VI Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known seminal Weakness SC, Can BE porna
neny cured in IRON ffoen days To- two months by use
this Instrument, when used Conuinty with medicines
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Nkw YoOK MARKEr-Aus, iS



Flour Market more active unsettled and Sal0 cents
t1wef Sales eu1 bhs nj 90 05 0st2i nrsupsgtei -"
(Gei60 for State, 50 o5di - for super Ws' $50 -
60 comm TO good ex ra westerns Stt0ga tU lI lu,
and si l005O0 fur fresh Ground shipping bds eAua
hu1uOhio CLOSING heavy
Rye Fluur-Dnll nj Salfd4 81 init, a.,
Obu Including unsnuud mircd III NJ 1Ooisi new Whhe
Nv ni 81 4O new VII e Mich at 81 40; now rcd southern
8i3ad1 20; and new red aAle NJ Ni'O
Rye-Q net at 7bc
Barley u'l -, - g., ,-.-s- - -,
mixd sOre 1hhitc Tor unsound white southefni
now sotuhrn mike nominal II I9c
eadv Sales at 9b039 for State 5000 for cana
dian pud W. stern.
Whisky-Seadv Sales 470 hhls at 2bh.
pork-More active hu heavy aud lower. Sales 500 bhls
NJ sl7 for clears 80 70d915 for prime. including OO
hbs eers last 20 DAYS in sept ut S'3lb auu
500 do nj sellers option 20 days from now a. sl3 30,
peeftfnch Snged Sales 2E0 hhls At S575Q6 % country
prime; S70ss do mess; Ss@ll,5O ropaek" Choaeoi
Sl2 d0(0Sl3h extras
Reef hams dull at l5(0lS
Cut meets quiet Sales ITO packages at 6a6h for shoul-
Larig Firm Sales $50 bbs lOA8i for No to prime
Baier-Frm. l6@2o for State, i2@i6 for Ohio 22@29
fOr eutfa.
on ese--Steady and in demand a, sos
Tallnw-Fim sales ~ l05GGllA
Alhos-Steady. s5l2 for pds, s. 62b pearls
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A Y ER'S
A g U H Gu R II .

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeUer. or FeUer and Ague, Remit
tent FeUer, Chill FeUer, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache. or Bilious Headache, and BIZ
iOus Fepers-iadeed for the l0hOie class of dis
eases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused By the malaria of miaSmatic countries.
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called for bv the necessities Of the American people
edy enab oil to offer, with perfect certainty
at will eradcn the dis1s0 and with assurance ioun
jed proof that harm arise from its use in any
quantity
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
bo Of immense rvire In the communities in which It
walls Prevention Is better than the patient
apes the rk which he must run ~ violent attacks o this
baeful distempUr. THIS CURE - eIpels the InusuHt
poison OF Fever aud Ague om the aud prGyeds he
development If the diseHsy If taken the first upprOaCh
OF its premUniOy symptoms. II Is Il Ouy the best
edy ever yet discovered for class OF complaints but also
the cheapest The large quantity supply for ID lar
brings within the reach uf every body anu IN bilious DIS
have and aud freely both for and pro-
teCiOn. II is hoped this price will place 1t within the
reach Of althe well as the n III great superb
of this remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain OF nemtents IS that 1t
no Qunme or mineral consequently produces qniusm
uther iuu effect whatever upon the constitution
Those cured bv it ao left as henay they had never
had the disease.
Agdc not alone the consequence Of the
matte poison great variety of disorders arise from its
irritation, among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Guut
Headache, Kindness, FdOthHChe EuHChe CutuTrh Ash-
ma, Palptatiun Painful Affection of the Spleen HyBer
res, POu IN the Bowels, Coc, ParalAsS and DeTahge-
meut of the StumaCh ali Of which, when originating this
cause put the Intermittent type become periodical
This "CURE eNpels tho poison from he blood, aud
quenty them Ill auke 1t is Invaluable protection
TO mmgTnts and persons travelling temporarily residing
Ia the muuTuub districts II tas occasionally dinly
while exposed TO the Injection that will be TelGd fun
the system, and CaEnO accumulate sufficient quantity tC
ripeu into disease Hence s valuable for pro-
tents if they avail tn msees of the protection this
! DIV affords.
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EalA 1859.
TaE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO,

TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wn during the proseu, run their well inown and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
ORdensburRh g. OsweEO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Opdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland Sam
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdensburfh with the
Ogdensburgh b Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osWego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettoeen osloego, Troy, Albany and NetO York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ouukirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
- Prorerty forwarded by tins Line will be subject
but one transhlpmen
" MERCHANDISE marked N T. Co Express >, VII be
forwarded Fl m New York by Express Freight IIalh
ovtr The New York Ere Railroad, aud promptly iof-
warded from Dunkirk.
C- These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleye-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
J MYERS, Agent N T Co, No, III Broadway. n Y
J. l.. WARNER, Agent N T Co. No. CGnties SLIP N \
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N 4. Co, No. 80 sta'e street
A. CUSHMAN, Agent v. C. Line. No. lOs State Street
| Boston
| CHAS TAPpAN. cor. 9th and Chestnut ST. Phila
| 7. +. CHURCH Agent Rouse 5 Point N Y. -, 4, =, ~
| G. l. THOMPSON, Treas. N I. Co. Ogdensburghi M
GEORGE PARK Err, Age I,
| HOVEY X CRAWFORD, OSwego. N. Y.
| s ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
| PELTON y BREED, Cleveland.
| ]. S. CHENOWETH co, Cincinnati, o,
| j NCBETH, Agent Saudusky.
| VIM y. Wal KER, Agent, Toledo
| ~. r. MATHEWS, Agent, DE- troit, Mich.
! ]. Il. CRAWFORD, Miw9ukse, Wis.
McHENRY l. BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER CO., Chicago.
| JACOB MAsHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
| II p. WIBORG co Fulton City, Ill.
! N. W. GRAHAM X co Cairo, H.
| FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis.
| OAice Of the Northern Trapup utaton Company,(
| Cleyg Rld, Feb. 18th, 1859
| marlqR6 p, CHAMBERI IN, President.
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CeuoI Notices.
FROPOsED AgIgfNIDGlIESg no run CON

FhoFOHhU AttiNilllknk to NtAh OVN
Relative 70 en- Amsndmeat 10 the CONSTITUTION providn
Rssogsd bY q, Geasrai Asifnhg e. Siais q oAio.
s,e s @ neegly @ s nj VnrSogd t6s ssstnrs @
the stale 10 vuto 40 the annual October stale election
S suSsss for H. 8rt 5Sss ' 3" 6o twenty a6 ssS
ton q the gon gucie Ut The Tons tuition Of this state
shall commence the asi Monday January snagaliy1
WILLIAM n, WOODS,
''''' ' "' YMaRFTiN WELEER
sEoRgTARY or STATES .ofEioEl
bersbv r.rtev that me s,vpSr iGnt Resaii9b 3ro
atye % nm Amendment 20 the t,nsli uiien pro.dins m
lIUm The orgnalrcil on dis in this once -,
apla2brocis SECRETARY oi slate,
A SSIGNEE'S N0TIOE.-lhe cred
"A tors Of SHAW co of cleveland chic, will take
nouce that tho gndelssuea has een anl sppein'ed As
assnst said shaw 90 wiploaso present the Haino tome
"''n'u '"0 j0HN 0f X tGSL8PPP Assignee Of shaw Co
Cleyolan August 18th, 1859 auglGA6;fSw
MI MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
o az S SO az aer @ 9 sgS q %s Sl qBsGssS tB ssaS o M
Cuuh go IN the state OF Ohio to an action Therein pend-
S6ced and Eyains s6eiiej are DEFENDANTS shall sv
2se LST sale ~ public sgS On a ,ns TS 9TOs S99Tt
10 said county the nth day OF Sootembet s5 between
dsy h5 fol6wiHg dc sser6aG lands aud onemonis to Wit
situate m the township Of Chg ~ FelM W ne c'ggL
Number Six in the Phelps Tract, aud bounded rs i9-
cocg nor BY the land Of Iohn Goodel by unl
Naihan Huba thomas J. Fisher ana the Chagin river
land rcoa ard to contain r threo and one-ihr ucrei
2i Gu Also Siuaie IN the 10y toTHS1p I,i ~ ~ Snagng
Is bounded as .olnws TO wit NoIlh on we inu o. JONI
Cbsuncoy Hchcocks land and Is all the land
veyed TO me 1.-THE SAID Shoaedl by Billings kahburn es
sss %a'o 70 contain ny-'H''' '''O' " '' ''"' "'''
Both descriptions embrace the same piece parcel o
Appraised value $4,000. ,os,,,,, @ 90, ,,,,,,s
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GtaaI NOtirrs.
a1OO0 ReWnrdl

TT BEING THE OPINION OF
many uiat the hate HiisHA r srEHLiNG came TO
h death on The uisht uf the 7th inst by means m blow
inflicted by some person ur persons unknpwn-
hereby of hy direction uf The County c0mmssonerH)
a reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS tut the por-
u or perons who my give nfrmatiOn that shall lead 90
he nrfcs and conviction the pgtpettaurso Of The deed
u. l. WtGHrMAN, sheriff
shenHs once Cuyahoga 60 4
Cle elaud, Aug NJ lshA 1uell lmila
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COMMERCIAL.
MoENIso ,sr.s LE,A.ooEg y esEIgFioE' esIg

MORNING LEADER OFFiOE,
funanAv, Aus 10, ieo.
FLouR-snle 100 brs ohoics es and small los
a. q $50 Rye Soar selling to-day a eA7s With tendon
" 10 lower hrures.
WHkAT-Ths market continues dull and heavy but With
ont any chanre n prices Sales are principally of white as
ionovu 2caraat ei0; Gstsii' laella ard car choice
a sl,it Sales Of rcd are cars on private terms.
CoRN-Dun at7ia75c on track
OATS Are quiet aud In light local demand Al Sc.
mGHwtNEs-saies % brs a. 2tc.
EQQs-aala Of lot IN common condition a 7Ne.
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CHERIFF'S SALB.---PURSUANT

~ to the command of order Of sale, issued from IN
Court Of Coumon Pleas Cuyahuga county the suit Of
Reuhou r Walters, plaintiff agai, William II Tew et al
een me directed shall offer for sale gt the door
of the Court House corner of SeueCa and Champam
street 81 in the city of Cleveland said county the 70
dav OF sepembor 1852 at O'ck OF said duy the f
lowing escrbed auds and teuements, TO wit Situate ia
the township ChBgiin Fails in the state Of Ohio and
which is also In the county OF CuyRhoga and is known by
hei iag IN the village OF Chagru Falls aud is bounded
follows to Wit: Commencing at a point IN the west
line OF broad sixty feet sUuthwaTdly from where
Orange street and NTOud ct HlerseCt, aud run
ning westwardly right angles with Broad the
eust limo uf land occupied by phlneas Rail- thaucp
southwRrdy alOIg said Balls cast line hhy feet thence
tyyar he line Of bTOad thence uOTt-
ward ~ along the line said Broad hfy
he pace III beginning, he the less but ub-
ect To ali legal hishways." Appraised at S466 10.
ID, l. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff
T. RtAWrgTFF pitHis ATTY nugl2sglg
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IN PHRSUANOE On A RENOLUL

TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLU-
Il TION of the Cny Council OF the city OF Cleveland
investing me with The authority for such purpose / offer
the reward of two thonsand dollars 70 any person per-
who shall give informal ion that shall lead "a the arrest
conviction Of the person oT porsons npcled IN tho
murder Of The late ELISHA 7, SLERLlNl,g gt q IS city
GEO SENrER,
augl92g4;lw Meyorof the CITY leyelnnd
GHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS
y TER'S SALE-Pursuant 10 the command Of au ord or
II sale issued om the Cent Of Cgmwon Pleas # uy ho-
ga county, suit " Chies blakes'ee, ph asuius
Sunuo X Collins and al deits q mo directed shat Of
for sale ut hiC auction, at TIM door VI tue CpnT
House teuor af Seneca aud Champlain sree in tbs C
n Cleveland n sal county tue l2h day of Sept gmbef
1879 ~ q O'clock VI said day the luuds and tBne
meuts described IN the plaintiffs pptitiou ~ said ac as
follows tu VII; situate ln tla rOwnflp OF hagrn
Fos, the state Of Ohio, aud which as1 40 me eo91y
OF Cuyuhga aud Is kuOwu by being part OF lots 10 and 2l
Graves allotment Chug1n falls vii go, and Is bounded
us follows, 10 sit being all Of said lots 10 aud 20,
Graves allotment Chagrn Falls village except ~ feet Of
tho west side and - feet of thu south ends heretofore
yeyodhy o. r. Rlak esee TIE premises hereby convey ed
are the sa NO to-day conveyed by Blakesleo and
wife 20 X Collins, be the more less, subject to
an legal highways" Appraised A. t3g0
ID L. WlGHrMAN, Sheriff,
land Special Master Cou'r
@. +. BLAKEsLEEt Y. p, nugl2;2ls
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Persons in any of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of thelg with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr. AMOS a SON, corner Miin and Quay SITS.
puH Nytl
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFes4IA-1
~ LaAA Navigation, the Propuetors " if4IA4N
of this Line win put upon the route nom gqi5i1 -
Buffalo TO Chicago hrst-Class A Ulalatalaa
! Srrau Steamaas. of great strength and speed,
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For Au ugust.
S64.


~ All the NEW YORK DAtLlEs delivered TO sub
sorbersa at the,r residences, before 9ol0Ck M iStn
Yiour hoursa their public in New York, ~ EiBh
w. sCHUCKERS,
IVA 23A Superior s., opposite Poat once
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Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Iigat, and ,0iH keep IN any eli.
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Total. SIC 3l2 DAT Is, 79s2ls 3O47 All 6b62, 20
Decreaae % compared with 1858. 5l4 ,62

We read in the Baltimore PdtriOt:--
We regret TO have TO record the death Of George Brown
excellent Citizen who departed this life last night at his
country residence on the suburbs OF the city Mr. Brown
for many years the he I'd Of the banking firm of Aex
Brown Sons, and subsequently, Of Bro VA Brothers he
also filed at different times, very important public places
among them that Of President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and President Of the Merchants Bank. Mr..
Brown probably by many thousands, the richest
in city, and was very liberal, though unostentAtous
But few knew OF his charities The House OF Refuge how
ever was which almost owes is existence and drm
establishment 70 his muni6cence. The death Of such
man is great loss 70 the community in general, well
a. 10 his family and business Mr. Brown was member
OF the First Presbyterian Church for good many years.
and much interest, besides contributing very largely
the erection Of the building the corner Of Park
and Madison streets. nov approaching completion Me-.
Brown taken sick this day week having caught deep
cold from exposure In experimenting personally several
buildings he having erected-among them the beau
full banking house at the OF Baltimore and Calvert
streets. His wealth estimated ct four millions by
those who ought to know.
We have 70 regret TO day. besides that Of Mr. George
Brown to the demise OF James Swan another Of
old and highly esteemed citizens Swan for
many years engaged in business in the city, and Pre-
sdent OF the Merchants Bank for long tmesucceeding
hr. Brown in that positon-whch place he resigned
account OF continued III health. Mr. Swan leaves large
list Of relatives 70 mourn his i0es.
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CITY CONNER OIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 27-2P. n.
AsHEs There was active movement in pots Sales
80 bbs at 5Kc, afterwards held at 10 TO Nc per h.
higher.
CorreN unchanged.
FLOUR is less active, but is quite firm. Sales 5000 bss
tate and Western and 800 bbs Southern and superne
tate q. 81 So 81 TO- extra 81 Is IS 10 per barrel
Oher grades In proportion Rye flour and corn meal are
unaltered.
wHEAr.-saIes IL, 900 bushels at 81 4s 81 so for
white Kentucky 81 S6 81 AZ for white Southern, and
81 IL q 81 261 for red Southern.
CoRN.-saes 13, 900 bushels at soc &c. for new
naked Western and CSC. for Jersey yellow. :
RYE is inactive at 7Sc. q SOC.
BARLEY has not varied
OATS quiet at old rates.
PORK is in better demand with moderate Sales Sl4
81 for mess, and $40 so for prime per Dbl.
BEEF AND LARD are inactive.
WHISKY was quiet at 27c.
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each party Interested In the bonds or VIM .ovss Of the
plan here recommended, should dgyv such suurovs 70
The Secretary, No. ~ Wan street, th a. Mtis delav n
possible By order Of the Boart
HoR.ArIo N. OTIS. Secretary
The Reading Railroad for the week ending
August rs brought down 81 800 tons, making a
total since January /, Of HOO $50 tons, against
l'oS7'6So tons In the same period last year. The
schuylkln Navigation Company brought down
S4'S2S tons, making total tonnage this season Of
III 800, against 6s9,sS3 last season.
The following table will compare the exports OF
the seven principal staple articles for the week =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, August 27-6 p. NJ.

SATURDAY, August 27-6 P. M.
The steamships Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore
sailed from this port to-day for Europe-the
former with 1891 $40, the latter with $5O6 900 in
specie OF freight making the total shipment of the
day 81, 39sS79. Exchange ON Europe closed nomi-
nally at last quotations; there is no demand what
ever for bills. Money is without change.
The steamship Noses Taylor arrived this morning
from Aspinwall, With the semi-monthly remittance
from California, amounting to the unusually large
sum of 81 100000.
The stock marke, continues animated, and prices
continue to improve. Several commission bro
kers report an increase of business, though, of
course, it has not become general yet, and there
are houses which have not yet begun to feel the
effects of the revival. The advance in stocks has
begun to tell upon the purses of the bears An
other house whose contracts have been ON that
side suspended to-day, making three bear failures
during the week. II is little remarkable that
while we see the bear ranks beginning to thin out
at this early stage of the recovery, it did not de-
volve upon to record single bull failure during
the long period of depression from which stocks are
now recovering, though the decline in specu-
lative securities during that period ranged
from ten to thirty per cent. The most
prominent stocks to-day were Galena, Pa
cifc Mail, Rock Island, &C. Gaiena sold
at esq, an advance Of Ii per cent Rock Island
sold at nearlya similar advance. The latter road
is getting more than its share of the large grain
traffic which is springng up west of Chicago Tole-
do and Michigan Southern were also better; these
roads will not however, feel the effect of the har
vest as soon as the Illinois roads. No increase of
earnings on them must be looked for before Sep.
tember; after that month begins, the increase will
probably take most people by surprise. Central
was very active; the bears seem to have less cou-
rage to sell it than they had. The friends of the
property talk confidently Of $50 q share before
October. State stocks were steady, without much
change in price, Bonds were rather more in de-
mand The market closed very strong, with an up
ward tendency
The business of the SubTreasury to-day was as
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i0H0WS:-
Total receipts. $ls6, els IS
For customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 90
Payments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 185,620 81
California drafts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 90
total balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4869, 1892 90
Treasury notes received for customs during
the week 57,455 So
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl5,sss,l0l "a, and the balances
$685. l6.
The Erie Railroad Company Board met to-day
and after accepting the resignation of Mr.. President
Moran, adopted the following report of the Com
mittee on Reorganization
To THE BOND STOCKHOLDERS NEW YORK AND EQIB
RAILROAD COMPANY
The embayrassmens Of the company and the action Of
its creditors having resulted in the appointment OF
cever the directors have lost time In endeavorng
mature plan by which the interests OF ell would pro-
noted. The most practicable means Of harmonizng the
various interests involved contained In the following
report Of their committee The committee appointed 10
devise plan to extrcate the New York and Erie Railroad
from s present difficulties report that the capital stock
and indebtedness Of the company are represented fol-
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SAMUEL MARSH,
DANIEL DREW,
E. J. BROWN,
HERMANN GELPCKE,
E. X. ALBURHS.
NEW York. August 81. I,


submitting the foregoing plan 70 the creditors and
stockholders the Board Of Directors are aware Of the diff
caty Of bringing 90 many interests represented by 40
many parties to concerted action The peril in which
ceeamss calls for prompt action. Those who consider
see oonos secured By pledge OF the franchises Of the
lett TO the oonouson that they must rely
C, OF course, su6er NO delay in thus enforcing their
hs. wneseas BY the plan proposed they will 80 that
certainly protected than by the laws delay and uncer.
sna bat nus must be evidenced by Immediate action
nouce such action and to place before those
.S basis Of amicabe eQui,a Ole adrstn,eut
,n, me directors make the foregoing suggeStiops ana
cy now call on the creditors an stockhslders 70
measures 10 protect their several intcrers az
hss. ~ can De protected by the property and fran
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