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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
T a G u | t Y :

+ a G u l t y
LITERARY DEPARTMENT Rev. J. Il. Douglas, Mrs
+. J. Douglas, Mr.. T. l.. Douglas, Miss Fannie G.
Steger, Miss NJ. A. MeAnally, Miss NJ Clay, and Miss
Lizzie Murdoch
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank A. Tepe
Mrs. Fannie Il. Tepe,, and Miss Lizzie Murdoch.
The above corps of teachers has been selected by
the President with the greatest care exclusively from
the South, and he is satisfied they are fully compe-
tent to give instruction in all branches usually taught
in the best Female Colleges.
The entire building has been repantcd and thor
oughly renovated. The school has the most approved
style of furniture, and and extensive apparatus
The chambers are large wei ventilated and furnish
ed with everything conductive to health and comfort
Holly Springs celebrated for its health and beauty,
is situated on the great highway from New Orleans
to New York, twenty-five miles South of the june.
rion Of the Memphis and Charleston and Mississippi
Central Railroads, and is easy Of to most of
the Southern and Western States
The former patrons of Franklin College and all
who are in search of school for their daughters or
wards are respectfully requested to call and examine
before sending elsewhere.
For particulars apply for Catalogue to the Presi
dent
JOSEPH E. DOUGLAS, PRs'r
HOLLY SPRINGS, Aug. 6o-l-l0-tG
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OXFORD PRICE CURoT-T.?7.
Corrected weekly for the IntellJencer, by R.
Z. DOYLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NFw, ORLEANS, November 10. Gov. Moore
will convene the Louisiana legislature on the 10th
of December.
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CONCERTO

THERE will be a Concert given in HOUSTON;
BY the Young Ladies of the Female Institute,
on the 2Ist Of December, at the Court House
The public generally are respectfully invited to
attend.
November 14-tdc.
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latest 3ltWs bp Grlr0rapb.
Arrival of the steamship Wander
10 . 60 bllt.

New YoRK, Nov. 19.-The United States mail
steamship Vanderbilt Captain Lefevre, arrived
at this port to-day from Havre, via Southamp-
ton, with Liverpool and London advices to the
9Th inst.
She brings three days later adyices than the
steamship Canada.
Adyiccs received from Naples say that the
Sardinians had dispersed the Bourbon army, and
taken II 900 prisoners .- -..-f,
Hurst the Staleybridge Infant was the win
ner of the prize fight with Tom Paddock.
The death Of Admiral Napier is announced.
NAPLEs.-A telegraphic dispatch from Naples
announces that Garibaldi had arrived in that
city and that Victor Emmanuel was expected to
arrive IN.
At the latest accounts Ftteibo was in state
of anarchy,
The report that a treaty between England and
Austria had been concluded, is unfounded The
commander Of the fortress of Gaeta had sent a
proposal to surrender to the Piedmontese.
CnxA-A telegram from Shanghai says
The negotiations at Tien Sin are disturbed.
TURrx-A body of French troops have left
Turin for Naples. ,- --- .er
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Emporium of LuxurieS.
W. G. REYNOLDS

MOULD inform the citizens of Oxford, and vi
w einity, that his stock Of C0NFECTIONERIES
is now enmplete, where anything usually kept in
such an establishment, and of the BEST QUALITY
an be found at
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ssls 246 s3 sss74Ol % $ss79s rs $1,a96 AL o3
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
$27 S6O,374 To-day the City Comptroller will pay off
the Revenue Bonds of last year to the amount of
$3.50 Interest has been paid these bonds to the
amount of 800 49l 20. There are still outstanding
bonds to the amount of 5S7 ESQ, which will be paid
of before the 18th of the ensuing August. We hear of
sales of $50 GOO Treasury Notes, " cent, at cent
premium. A lot of registered p cent Government
Stock has been exchanged for Coupon IS at y cent
dierencein favor of the registered stock The North
Star, from Aspinwall, has s2O5,OOO in specie. The
only charge have to notice in money ia still greater
abundance, and tendency to still lower rates. Some
paper is held by discount houses at 5a5! cent, but
the transactions below 6a7 y cent exceptional.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota Mining Company
will be held On the 2ls inst Il is supposed that the
utua semi-annua dividend will be passed. The silver
ore from the Washoe Mines has been smelted at the
Staten leland works, and the product exhibited on
Change. The result has been favorable expected.
As compared with last year at the same time, the
condition Of the banks Of the four principal cities Of
the Union il as follows:
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destitute boys tenn porsry homo removed from sAslF
haun aod sempaons and demoss that they css be ss
day n not wholly sesusssipins while being prepared sx
ssus,lonA In addition 10 nesial Instruction Is deasssd -
70 labor aad 10 tho abilities WHOA oed Ass
given them ga support 80 the vsn Oft h'ss
Of Industry fully equal 70 the furnished and The dsa
Of Ia Trustees Sufficient upon thar time, tey hsve uss
fesred The entire mems, smsa Of their fam 70 csrs
Until the snd In good condition and the vines snd sss -
enonsh to yield fesy We must solicit aid VIII JOG nos ~
to u.s. ssd save the necessity Of personal sppicstss,
We ell residents the whole part Of the year. Of Ws
chester County Two Of number prsccs fumsr 81
Mr Pesse 90 long Known By HIS labor, the Five Points, viii
side upon the farm ss Saperiaseodeot
Contributors rely economical and csreu spps~
on Of their donations which may be either Of snd
signed
nsyAeBRs:
JoHs DAVID woLyy, No. 10 Msdson syesae. OF Il ~
Chemical Bank
ArKxAsDsR w. BxADvvsD No. Wall street, o. Ne Q
Ess Thirty fourth street.
EDWARD O. PnLx, No. lS2 Chspa5s. szsss, o. WsA
Farms
JoHs j GRAMS, Nc. 30 Front strees. or Mst Hsv.a-
THoxAs RUTHERFORD. Esst Chester. Wssohes,sr Cows.
The Re-, L. NJ PnAss BronI vile Post 0fsoe WssDhsusw
County.
wnEIAs sxrH BKows. Treasurer, No. % cbs-hss
street. or West Fsrms-
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THE SHIP WABAMO.

The following is extract from the protest of Capt.
Croker:
Wednesday, March Ia, commenced with frssh
brsezss from N. w. and clear; at 9 q. m got undsr
ceeded to sea at II 80 a. NJ psssed Sapdv Hook ~ rs
p M when IN the act ofsquarng the main yard 10 dis
charge the pilot, smoke discovered issuing from
the BOBBY hatch and the seams Of the deck between the
main and mizzen mssts
The yards were then squared, wore ship and
stood for sandy Hook. At 1917 m. the flames broke
through the deck and the rigging catching 6re, tho
ship was unmana seable. Her mssts were then out
away. The stsamtug Huntress took of the crew -
III. Tho vessel struck the false hook, hest scros
and shortly ater struck the beach Station No. l.
when both anchors were let 90.
The pilot boat Ellwood Walter than took OF tho
officers and pilot and transferred them 10 the sea1<cG
Mary A. Stevens leaving the ship yeloped n fsses
Capt. Croker states the hre was rst seen from tnss
part Of the ship where the cotton was slowed. he
has Lost bis ohronometer, and he and his othosu -
their clothing but wha; they bad % st he tnss"
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Olive Tar. so cents bottle. Powder, 81 package
Sold at 3l5 BROADWAY, EewY ork and BY ali DruggissA
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The following, from The american Railroad Journal,
is in accordance with the views hitherto expressed in
columns. The estimates of earnings for 1852 however,
as taken from the statement of The Railcay RevieT,
will probably be found somewhat incorrect. The
Chicago and Northwestern Road will probably earn
$9OO00O or 5000 900 in 1860 with the line of194 miles
in operation, lao miles only having been opened in ten
months of the year 1855. The estimate is of but little
value in comparison, because at least three OF the
roads mentioned completed during the latter part
of the ear.
CAUsKs OF DImIsurIoy OF TRAFFIC. WESTERN RoAps-
The American Railway Review" in it, numbers of FEB 9Th
18Th known its discovery that erroneous i'm
preston exists to the cause" Of the filling OF In the traffic
Gaena Rock leland and Burlington and Quincy
hsnd and the North aud South SHIRE lines
the other and attributes the decline In since 1856 70
the increase Of railroads aud comps, rather than TO the fall
and of business throughout
the Vests depression which pevaoing all branches Of We.t
following the financial panic II would therefore 10
least probable that railroads should be sufferers
and It is diff cult to imagine Los people patronEs road
which them,eves. However the statement is fortified
by OF nguTes which the following Ieuarks may
not be irrelevant:
The Chicago Alton and ST. Louis Railroad running north and
SOUTH could hardly bo conIdered competition with OF
other line ia The statement Much OF rest II the state
nent Is made Of newly constructed lines far to the morrill,
any competition with the old Further the business OF
nose lines 49, in nine cases out twelve not known but es
timsted
happens the roads whose business known and not
estimated the statement with the exception OF the Ga
lens very small degree) not nterered with by the
lines The terminus Of the only through line being
ovor 100 miles north OF that OF Gs,eua-
Taking lines South Of and ding the Gaena where the
business Is known, and we hnd the following result:
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6as ss,Isa.4s 12s es,n4.lsl

Errors In figures relstivei C., Il. O.. corrected
The GSena doubtless ot o. It's long upryer bus
by the construction Of the road to La Crosse and gained
little by the Dubuque snd Pacific and Mineral Point roads
The Island and Bureau Valley have had material
change their business that Of the gsn depression a.
West. The Chicago Burlington nd Qsincy have had
competition their earnings, for month
ia 1859 small oop Of their long business has been taken
Peoria and OGuawkA but they have doubtless gained
by extension Of tito Burlington Sad Misouh
River Railroad and the opening Of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Dung the question these three lines together have
hs OF business developed In the Of feed
than rival limos 70 be worked IN competition from which
would appear that the loss Of average Of 80 cent due to
the general depression above. -
The Northern lines as taken from that statement, fol-
I.o~ liz ofu Al.
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HI.saa. l29 81


. TOM % FFHZ " ~, SI,og'II'." I - ~
No etiion has affected the oc business Of th
road yet bss fallen Of 30 and itbas been found that
the roads Of Illinois Rave fallen of than thss bu fair
esi ate that The through business would have fallen OF more
than cent had OF competition been intro
duced But putting the whole difference IS cent Of the
long bu,iDess the nes tht have been
ope1e5 find loss Of about 10 cent Of the whole bust
ness Of lire due competing lin Nov ~ this 10
less Der cen thar the ordinary Of the West the annual
amounts TO- eq1.y cs that the business OF the
well Chi not depressed BY the open
ing ns but By the fully sufficient though temporary
e,uses before alluded 10.
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THE CADETS OF TkmPgRAscE.--A correspondent
writes in dsiory terms of the organization
known "a "Tbe Cadets of Temperance" various
lodges Of which now in active cooperation IN 'ns
city, 1t is composed of young men, t~een inc ages
of I2 and 81 years, who unite in behalf OF tue tenn
perance cause The different Sections Of Cadets mee'
az follows: ashland, on Monday evenings, a. tue
corner Of Grove and Hudson streets; E1eefs'T Iues
DAYS, No. f49 West Sixteenth street; Enterprise
Thursdays, No. 1877 Bowery: Mount Vernon, satur-
days, No. 1877 Bowery; Mechanics, corner OF Avenue
G. and Fourth street.
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90 for the year 1859 :
TOTAL RARNrS6s.


The table shows continued stignation in business,
but while this ia true, rigid economy has been
introduced in railroad management. Tbese lessons will
lot be forgotten when business improves it certainly
mutt when holders of railroad property will be sure to
reap the benefits of the past and must be confessed
rather bitter experience. The following table shows
the earnings Of ten trunk roads cenerng in Chicago for
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CITY ITEMS

HuDsoS RIVER RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-Coroner
schirmer yesterday held an inquest on the body,
Edward Ryan, who was killed on the Hudson Rive
Railroad by accident the particulars of which were
publibed in yesterdays TRIBUNE. 1t appeared thai
the train ran off switch in consequence Of the care
lsssness Of the switchender, John Carol The Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death" but strongly
censured Carol for bis sulpabIe carelessness.
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but that Of any kind which 10 bed or impure, can be
rendered as good clsss snd wholesome ss that which
rises from the sprrg. ID is, therefore Of value IN all
Southern Western or other States, where go'i water
cannot be obtained.
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lAdvertisemsns.I

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrivalsd SauoA
manufactured BY PARKER 5Ros, London Be sbs.el q
their agent 10 this city, j. PAaxER, No Is Beekman ~
article Superior the wocsserse Sauce snd can be -
tanned .: enehslf the prizes.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH l6, 1860

20 Il clearly Of composition but to tho
disaster. OF 1881 followed by failure Of which, tosehe
crippled all kinds Of business the
Pushing this inquiry eastward from Chicago we dc nothnf tue
local through business separated OF the reports We
have al hard except that of tie Michigan Central Which, how
may be taken fair sample Of toe others a. to the eaeses
Which have Effected their business From that report We get 'he
III heure
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IA6vertisemsnt |
rapprn.a 81

Greatest bargains In CARPETS offered Ia this city os
sucton Enssh, Brussels at u.s. 90 IS cents Insrsin CAErs1s
IS So 10 and ca cents; FLOOR On CLOTH, 81 cents; kses
MATS. sH ADES MATING, &C, very cheap
HRAa AEpsssoN No SO Bowery sgn OF lhe Gclaen EA4e
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IAroRrAsT NLws.--The Herald yesterday morn
inQ in its foreign news, publishes under the head Of
"Irelsnd" as sn extract from The Cork Examiner of
March the rhymes of Irish poet on the Bamoral
peticoat in Broadway, Published originally in The
TRiBusE two months ago, which il ersvely says is
"the only intelligence from Ireland Of interest"
Great newspaper, that Herald.
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ING MeN AND OTHERS RE-

EVERY DAY, YOUNG MsS AND OTHERS RK-
GIVE ADvcs OF PHR.soLootcAL ExAsisArioxs.
FowIgs Wss Nc sos Broadway 10 tbs proper psrsott
how 70 their pasons and make the most OF themselves
,rhjoh /, worth 20 them vastly than fortune
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IAdYerfiSerAntl
COMMANDS POUDRR

GoURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE
Jproo.s low foeheaas upper ps part Of n,
BODY. Warranted 81 per bottle. 81 Wslkerss Ara HArH
Brockyn, BATHS Boston; CALENDER, philadelphia
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Help PoR Poor CHILDREs-CHILDRETs AD
socIRrY-what rzhtfesng Is not eager 10 help pssE,
unbesnded children and especially children whs sryiag
TO belp themselves The Chdren's Aid Society b va
known seeking by many TO cothe sbesr and ~
suct the Door little ierers streets aud especially -
sccompi.h tbs in TIL mos. economical wsy.he whole
penses amounting only to s22o for the past year win ths
small sum- bsve given employment sns homes 70 secs
the Newsboys Lo5rr with its 1000 dserent no
boys sussned the School for Italian ogn wish ~
100 scholars the Boys Meeir industrial School, In Han
esey and have poor qsse Of The oity
Visitors" for beendDg and 6ndps out destitute ana nsH,s
le,. children, and OF alhrg az The indnstnI sceoos
indivdt porto OF which are unso oee
II ssay therefore, season to remind ser
friends end the public rans Inc r j.
cdre the WeA and the increasing numbers Of hoossies
boy Lodging House they End they have not the mess
Lodging House has only for 20 beds aud sometimes In
sto nieh 20 boys than be secomne
dated lie in the dripping clothes the benches OF IL
schooroopn We need too better bathing arrange go
instruction and OF attraction to
ious bat hardpressed class Of lads Our number OF IsH
ending out relieving OF the miserable children OF the poss
Warts Of the city We wish 10 employ also more wesssn
look AFTER the children already placed and 70 Pss
suey there are Thousands Of and wenea
In this city, and every Of the country who would gsey
double the this work for outcast ~
Each gvsr ust remember his donation goes directly 70
the oh irritable purposes Of the Society.
portion will be appropriated ts may -
to the New Lodgps for these boys and po
the work Of finding street children and placing then
The Trustees have never before sbed tho public for espscs
contributions meeting liberal response and Troy -
Donations can be sen 70 the President l. Mason, No I'm
Broadway or to the Treasurer j. z. Williams. Metropolitan
Bank or to the Secretary. G. L. Brace No. II Clinton Hail.
Astor plsce Eew-York
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fAdyertisement-I

Isa sRrr are now used every year In the United Sssses -
Children Teethins with never falling success hsnsf 49,
diste and certain Only Il cents bottle
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A BURGEARIoUs TRIo.-On Tuesday night the black,
shop of Matthew CsyansEh No lib West Eishtesstk
street robbed Of qusntty Of vsA
& Subsequently Officer Overton Of the sxssenth rrs
Miller on supicion Of being Interested In the transaction ssv
ers Of the keys found In their possession and Leeses
eventually admitted the theft BE said that be and Miller
the OILY guilty persons that Riley simply received -
the keye Justice Kelly committed them al to
ScALDRD TO DEATH.-Coroner Schirmer yesterday
held an inquest at No 55 Cedar street. the body Of Jehs
Henry Smith aged years. who died from the edeots Of eA
The deceased while play about the fell backward Use
tub of which carslesy e standing III
door Toe Jury rendered verdict Of Accidental dessh"
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A CRY FOR CLEAN STREETS.
tn "a. Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune.

SIR: Have you given up all efforts 70 nave 49,
thipv toward cleaning the streets and entirely sn
TO sLs Say fuiber effort Our eye. are blinded our ear =.
stoppe5 lungs coggad with dust 10 there no reh
XII VOC not row use your Influence to h.ve mites q
citizens SosS 10 clean streets? We vii all psy Wi:
merchant clerk, and porter In Broadway WA c'sssas
viii do notbiSa Must we then sis snsnssse
with 6it useless rail against govenment morsy
Of whose members vsna and corrupt that nothing e
oney will It. Most OF these born ssd resreA =
eth and DO not realize what terrible inhition this city So
feng under their rulewe hope nohisg from them -
us have then Coz mttee Of respousbis e-
zen who viii receive contributions for this purpose. end
that they judiciouly expended and In tea days -
have lean A C1TIZhH-
NO. 90 B,oadpay Nep- York, March Is.
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Iy,,c0n,i, Central Railroad Co,

Wiscansis Central Railroad Co.
VI
Chicago Iowa and Nebr ssks Rsilroad Co, trBns
po,tst,ou changes. duties, &c, advapced... 80 9R 90
Sterling arc Rock Island Railroad Co., advanced
euVeNe by v"
Cavi.si stock 27 shares.............. e6ssIfOO 90
ll.hn ID MnrtnApa.
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Last Sesr..... 2s5s2Sls 5ss7lO 2s4ssS26 52is4 2ss
The following table will show the receipts of Flour
and Grain for the week ending March IL and the
amount in store at Chicago:
1864. 1859. 1860. 1859.
EGaI bb'. sSn ss s:s Oats Su'. S Ss5s 4s5s
Gem bu.....1O2,ss9 S67e6 Barley, blu. $685. 16o7
Total amount of Flour and Grain in store March IL,
as compared with same date in 1885,
1850. 1859. 1860. 1859.
Flour bbls 81 C9l 533l Com, 33,2S2
heat Spring ball 3S5 800 24IOas bu....lH,223 ln 76
Red " inter bu. 9544 236 1921 Rye, bu.... 6l69 l79
White Whit. bu 507 1920 Barley, bu..... HOPS $3.50
Total Wbest.l2l 1886 555,196I
The following table shows the earnings Of all the
fail1usx In Clicann for fhs year 1870.
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TISEs.-That veracious individual, the d" New-York
Correspondent Of The Boston Post" gravely an
nounces that Fifth avenue, the fortress of fashion, is to
be invaded on the lat Of next May bya vulgar dealer
in fustian, verable knight of the thmble and shears
Hear him:
You will remember my having referred in former
letter 10 the project foot aiming at radical change
in the teDanting of lower Fifth avenue Bsi0g dss-
greeabe subject many ofour property owners therea.
bonts disputed my assertions and called the project
the pioneer Of the proposed movement Is iirsrate
fashionable tailor, who, on the first OF May VIII re-
TO the next door above the brownstone front IN
babited by John j. Cisco United States Treasurer and
not far from ths paatal residence OF Robert L. stuart
the rich sugar-re6ner. This tailor chop Will Dc
the immediate vicinity Of several noted fashionable re-
Sorts such ~ the Union Club House, Dr. Alex noers
Church and Dr. Mscaule,'s Church, aud It's location
right in the midst of fashions hotbed VIII, dououess,
ca cate considerable excitement This innovaton upon
the sanctes of privae lie in that spos reoolent OF
excusivensss and ton Is but the precursor OF msny
pyasions of tho Gohs and Huns. in olden time, were
not circumstance worth noting. Ii tailor can make
money I'm a three Thousand dollar house on fifth
avenne then no one need doubt that hsttsrs, boot
makers restaurants ct hoe genus cmae VIII tread on
each others heels in their hot haste TO enter the
promised land
Tx IrpUsrRIAL FARM School, EAST CHIsrRR,
WEsrcHxsrER CoUsrr, N. Yin response to an ap-
peal made by tho Rev. L. H. Pease few years since,
an amount was subscribed sufficient to induce the pur
chase Of farm the title Of which was vested and re-
mains In the Trustees Of the Five Points House Of
Industry, Of which Mr.. Peace (ts founder) was then
Superintendent. This farm WA bought to provide for
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Main etem. WaSh.on. N. w. Va Total
feb i8e... S24T39 ls s521 81 8 884 IS $5o565l %
Feb l560.. 273 O55 SO $500 s. 2z857 IS 35z 73 II
Net increase, February, 1850. ........... S29ll SO
Ths following are the earnings in det4il Of the
Michigan Southern Road for the first week Of March;
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REAL EsrATE--Ths following sales were made
Yesterday BY A J. Bleecker Son L Co.:
Ieae Of No 81 hadsonst. with reaewas)