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THE CHOLERA.
The Steamships Union and Peruvian AT
New York with tho Cholera ON Rnarfi

We" serh WIN tho tnOiefa ON Board,
The New York Herald of yesterday says: Two
moro vessels with the dread pesl enceAsiatic chol
era-0n board. have reached our shores The steam
ship Union, from Liverpool. with thirtyfour of her
passengers sick with the epidemic. arrived at the
Lower Quarantine on Tuesday: where she was Joined
Yesterday morning by the steamer Peruvian. with
twenty,elght additional cases of the same disease
The sick from both vessels were Immediately trans
ierred to the hospital ship Falcon, where they will
receive the best of and attention Thirty-three
deaths occurred on board of the Union during tho
passage and the mortality board Of the Peruvian
amounted to thirty-fve all told.
DIR, BISsELL's REPORT.
DR.. D. Il. Bissell, the deputy health officer in
charge of the hospital ship, yesterday Transmitted
the following report to DR.. Swinburne, the health
officer of the port:
HOSPITAL SHIP FALCON, May go 1866.
Or, Strin6u,He have to report the arrival of the
steamship Union, Captain Palmer from Liverpool
May II, at this station. She sailed with four hun
dred and thiryfour passengers, and, on her arrival
here, many of them were down with cholera. The
first case occurred on the 18TH in the person Of
naive of Denmark, who died twelve hours after the
attack. Thirtyethree died the passage mostly of
cholera, She had thirty-four sick on her arrival
here. They were transferred to this ship, many in
dying condition. -
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
- " y n II = N-'E-'s
FsfE HAATIMelRF: AIyS 0Fs .s1 =. a ,s----.,

LII" E'AA-sAhJRtsA I'D elEa AsA R.ssepAEs
Sd o March o9 ed e ,+ s p, M Won
Will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
snail NAL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily Except
esys 3s!adins sunday at d pIE "a and T Ebs
ACCoMM0DATI0N TRAIN leaves Cu Cur 1tlS md
foF b Wheeling daily at 645 NJ Except sunday
fREDERfok 4Seo8 VIZ 6TSs11EsSY' TRAIN
East-Leayes Frederick at us A. n. daily, Sun
fho EStTff8QTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balst-
and E,he9tPs Mills at TAO and 11.30 A. NJ. and 5,
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 40, 7.05, S.45 and eBA.M..
s SIS AND AMID Is pa6 n % Sundays at S and
!3O , M The 9.45 A, NJ. and P. M. trains only MY
om hhG s f and 2
M and 4i5 n from Ba Gay PGn and the the
1:32 a. NJ and 45O r NJ from Washington connect
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ and 3.40P.M.
for Baltimore and Washington. -'''
apply ENGLAND Agent 4, V at Cam aR6 stS
ton or at the Ticket Once, "; P. SMITH. 0'A
Master Of Transportation
L. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent. myB-tf
PHILADEIPHIA. WELLINGTON AMP
BALTIMORE asAIE.&OAE.
g. e the trains ' vii leave P1 estt
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
at TBS A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at 926 M.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York ut
10 p. II. " "
Accommodation Train for Havro de Grace and in
termediatc Stations at AS P. NJ.
6.35 p. II. van ~
Express Train for New York at S.2OP.M.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS
For New York and Philadelphia at S20PM.
:, For Princess Anne and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take rs A. NJ. train, and for
Dover, Delaware, take the LILO P. NJ train
WM. CRAWFORD,
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LARGE STEER--A steer was recently photographed
at Indianapolis Indiana, which was seventeen hands
4,lS9 lbs. he, was raised in ShelbyvilIe, INDIAN
The owner said he was of the common stock, and de-
lbs. He was taking him to Cincinnati, where be
meant to exhibit him for time, after which he
meant to take him to New York, where he wouId
the largest steer in America " W
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THE Disadvantages OF BEING PooR-A house.
breaker lately stole from poor man at Boston two
bank books. representing, Sl,495. and burned them
mp; Both circumstances have been proved in court
new books, unless he gives suretes to considerable
amount that he will not make another demand for
the money, or recover it by action of law The man
is unable to give sureties and is therefore, likely to
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr-FRIDAY, JUNE /. Is5e=
gmports-ForeiEn.

Mayasuez. ?. R;-Bark Mindora-365 hhds sugar,
Is ties do. 100 bbls do Is punehs. moasses Stirling
Aherns.
Cardenas-Sehr Antelope-9S hhds sugar, 2 ties
& Co. NON
Port Talbot Wales-Br bark Wild Wave-6OO tons
& r iron, B & 0 R Il Co.
Matanzas-Sc Jonas Smth-25S hhds sugar, 1l9
boxes do. 40 hhds molasseS, l tc do, Stirling Il
Aherns.
Atwood Cay-Schr Richmond-125 tons guano,
r. NJ. Heslen.
Exp0rts-Foreign.
| Demarara-Ital schr Marinetta-10 OPS bbIs -four,
500 do bread 800 do pork 10 do lard OIL 200 do meal
QUO bush corn, 100 do peas 6lf7 lbs hams, 1000 do
candles 1850 do lard, 1886 do cheese, 1900 slaves
| 200 shocks.
Havana-Str Cuba-382 bales hay, 43 lbs candles
1910 do hams. $500 do butter 1852 bush corn lG do
bran 600 do oats. kegs meal bags rice, Dbl pota-
toes Il gals coal OIL $50 doz brooms 100 can oysters
Total value of foreign exports for the week ending
| May 81, 1866. $220.Sl1.
| 1mpOrts-C0asfwise.
Richmond-Str Petersburg-43 hhds tobacco, &c,
| Geyer Wilkens; 10 do do, % hhds do. L. w. Gun
tber.
Edenton. n. C.--Schr C. NJ. stewart-2.5OOO feet
lumber 300 bb fish, % bales cotton, 95 cedar posts
| Whedbee u Dickinson.
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Reported for Daily Commercial

IowsoNTowN, May 81, 1866
- Circuit Court for Bahimore C6unty-Hon. D. C. IT
Emory, Judge; Jno. 7. Ensor ESQ., States ATTORNEY
state vs. Conrad Robb-before reported; trial con-
eeIuded. Verdict of acquittal. r. W. Dougherty.
State vs.; Samuel Reese. constable, indicted for a.,
sauit and battery and false Imprisonment of MARY
farloW; tried before the court. Held sub cmriG
Mgssrs. Boarman and Radcliffe for The prisoner
The case Of Lamot VS.. Miller. set for trial Thurs
heiny VS.. Wesley. and Irwin VS.. Kuowlton both
cases set for trial on Friday, June 18th. "0'n
b1u sbe case ct t9s state Young and
cused. Messrs. Hack and Radcliffe demurred 70 tbe
argued before the court. Held cub cur;n
o'clock. 4hins at 81
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The FRENCH GoING.-The Courrie, des Etats Un;s
double-leaded editorial. makes the important an
nouncement that a definite arrangement bad been
entered into with the Transatlantic Steamship Com
pany for the transportation of all the French troops
from Mexico, within the time specified BY M. b.
IHuys in his recent interview with the American
Minister. The editor explains that he makes the
statement to silence the cavils of some of his Amer-
can eotemporaries at the supposed bad faith ofthe
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SSAKEs.-1n some portions of this comfy the
snakes are so numerous that it is almost imp0ssbio
Creek. stream near this city, as high as FIVE bunl
ared snakes have been discovered in one body fish
on account of snakes, and in some portions of tsa
county stock have left the woods terror stieken on
account Of the numerous quantity of snakes. In
Gently been killed XII ShieI Nv re-
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baltimore Markets me-. .,

CoFFEE.LIhere is but little inquiry for Coase
and the market may be quoted dull and beovvS o w.
have reported to-day sales of 60 bags common b;o
l6A cts gold and Of % bags fair cts gold We
quote no az ranging from Is to 29 cts gold for COM
Java at 2625 cts gold The Grey Eagle ' arriv ,d
YESTERDAY from no with 500 bags, and tbe
FL0UK.-The market is Quiet, and tho foo,;.
it is certainly less buoyant than it was Sitbeua N
prices are pretty well maintained and holders do not
very few buyers at present. The sale Of 4O1 KIT.
City Mills Super reported by us yesterday WIS nni
ton was made to-day at 1915 = Dbl. which e
the only transaction we hsye heard Of We still
@lQ75; do Extra at Sl2@l2,5O; Ohio super at $i0.2S
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vHNAX DEPARTMENT.,
Il CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

Norrcrr, BALTIMORE, MD. May 2, 1866. I
NOi1CE IS given to the owner or owners of the
several LOTS OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore,
Which are described below, that unless the Paving
IaXeS due thereon respectively. as hereinafter mem
toned, shall be paid previous to TUESDAY, 5th
day OF June next, each of said Lots on which the
taxes may remain unpaid as aforesaid or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the sums due
thereon. with all costs and charges will be sold &C
eordlng to the Ordinances of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and Acts of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, to the highest bidder, for the pay
ment OF the same on the said 5th day of June at
o'clock, at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore
The terms of sale are that the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall pay to the undersigned the day of
SALE the day next succeeding the amount of taxes
due on the Lot sold. together with all costs and
charges; otherwise the Collector resell at the
risk and cost of the first purchaser and that the resi-
due or balance of the purchase money shall remain
on credit of one year and day.
Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of
Raborg and Arch streets. and running thence east
wardy on the north side Of Raborg street about Is
feet inch to the east line of the property now being
described. (being dwelling and premises of No. il
Rabprg streetG thence nort4egIy on said east line
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about 81 feet to The south line IN. owned
or supposed to be owned. by DR.. 7. Owings; thence
Westerly on sald south line about Is feet to Arch
street. and thence sontherly east side of Arch
street about 81 feet to the beginning. Assessed TO
Henry Rieman for paving taxes Arch street S99 IS
beglnnlng for the same Mt the northwest corner of
Teh and Baltimore Streets thence northerIy on west
ue OF Arch street about l49 feet to Rabore street:
ence westerly south side of Raborg street about
a. Ieet inches to the west line Of the lot now heinz
IIS0SSfl2ed thence southery on said line about
~ leet to Baltimore street, and thence easteriy on
;s noTth SIDE of Baltimore street about q feet
IGaes 70 the beginning. Assessed to John Lester for
beginning for the sa@e at tba northeast c0TsI
rnrtb "a SelTmore streets; thence easterly on the
~ tn s9 q Baltimore street about 16 feet inches
thence nOrtherly on said cast Inc qG feet ors
81 ie 10 Ine south limo of the property belonging
westerly on said south line about is feet ncbes 10
the east line of Arch street and tbenno snn,boriU
negInnlns assessed TO G. NJ. Raborg for paving IN
ALch street ........,, 5000 A.
BEGINNING for the on the southeast side Of
Peach alley, about l76 feet sOuthwesterlT from tho
corner formed by the intersection of tbs sonibe.t
side Of Peach alley and the southwest side of Wen
burg street at the southwest line of the
assessed to and supposed to belong to Deford Gon
kins; thence southeasterly said southwest Inc
aboft 1856 feet to LeadenhalI street: thencs , he
westerly on the northwest side of Leadenhal street
% feet or less to the southwest line of the pro
perty now being described thence northwesterIy on
said southwest line about l55 feet to Peach alley and
thence nOrtheaSterly southeast side of Peach alley
Y feet more or less to the beginning. Assessed to
Mary b. farnandis, for paving taxes, Peach alley
...-. ....... .-.... ...f)S
, beginning for the at the northwest corner of
baltimore and Chester streets thence northerly,
the west side of Chester street, about 33l feet the
southwest corner Of Chester and Great hampstead
streets; thence westerly, south side of Great Hamp
stead street feet, more or less. TO the east line Of
Jacob Papplers property; thence sOutherly on said
east line. and the east line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ards property about S3l feet. to the beginning. Va
can't Assessed to j. Beatty Graf for paving taxes
Chester street SQ}2 4s
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
my2-tu&trts City Collector.
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PnTIc No. Of hnr

Court Of Appeals OF Northumberland T.r,, 1919
No. g. o. Brehme Co. vs. adams Exnres:s G6r,
pany. appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore
A. Fisher for the appellants, and Dean SI,ifb @
the appellee. van Sin''n LOT
No other argument will be heard this wool,
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ROOFING. ETC.

FAG4s FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
IS EAs best in use. and hss basR well known for If
sooa yeaIs.
We guarantee all new work Tor Eve yesrs.
II is better than Tin. and costs half As much,
Old Roofs repaired st short notice.
we arc the only Manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
LGi;!ALs ii Maryland. all Of which 10 keep oon-
sta1tiy on hand Cor sale w.
LIN EOQkS and IRON FENCES painted With
eue PATENT PA3AFgfgE VkRNTSH. WIN
PAGE BROS * Co.
S4-E Hah S-nith1r zhayF
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@l0 50: de Extra at S115O912; Northwestern Super
at S915Slo; do Extra at $40 Is City Mills Super.
wheat, at Sll@1l 50. and do high grade Extra. win
ter wheat. at Sl4915 2 Dbl; Baltimore Family is sell.
ing at XIX and Western and Howard street do at Sl4
go q DBL Rye Flour we quote at $685. So and Corn
Meal at $425943714 for Baltimore. and $3.50 q Dbl
for Brandywine.
GRAlN.-COra was in pretty good supply to-day,
the receipts reaching about 25000 bushels but the
marx ct for it was active and buoyan and nearly all
the lots received changed haods at SS(g9O cts for
mixed 9i@95 for white, and 9@92 cts for yellow
being an advance of fully cts per bushel in the
latter description. Both white and yellow closed
firm at the outside figures named above There were
some $50 bushels Wheat offered, but no sale. were
reported it being held above the views of buyers.
posed to pay the extreme prices asked Of Oats there
were some 1000 bushels sold to-day, all at rs cts.
There were about 400 bushels Rye offered but no sales
were made; Prime Pennsylvania was held at 112 cts
MOhASs ES.-We hear of no sales to-day. We
quote as follows VIZ Cuba Clayed at 4o@5o cts;
bbs; Forto Rico at 60I0 cts and English Island nj
60a70 cts p gallon.
PRooYISSIoINs.-The market remains quiet but
business there is little doubt but that prices would
improve we notice sale to-day Of 50 hhds Bulk
Shoulders at /! cts and we quote Sides firm at 1870
and orders are being filed at Is cts for Shoulders
and y CTS for Sides Hams are bringing 23a25 cts.
ing Y cts for it, and ut this figure large sales could be
made We notice sales to-day of so bbIs Mess Pork
at S5l.5o at which figure it closes firm. Prime Mess
RICE.-Rce is in 'ar request and steady at $50
10 cts for East India. and lI@@12@ cts for Carolina
SUGARS.-We have only to report to-day a sale
of IS hhds Cuba for refining at 10M cts, mos. The
market is firm AID holders generally appear quite
| Indifferent about selling. We quote as follows viz
at l019@l05s cts for fair to good refining; 1@121.
strictly prime. snd choice do I7ll@l2 cts for good
common TO fair Porto Rico; l213@l3M cts for good to
| prime do, and l33s@l3N cts for choice do.
| REFINED SUGARs.-Refned Sugars are active and
| firm. We quote to-day Hard Crushed at 16A cts
Coffee Crushed atl54@l534 cts; and Extra at 14s
OILS cts. and yellow at 1414 cts.
SALT-Lverpoolis still selling from store at 81. 75@
lS0 for Ground Alum and for Fine prices range from
1918 to 3d. per sack There is no Ashtons Fine in
market Turks Island we quote at So cts afoat, and
| 60 cts q bushel from store
| WHISKEY.-Whskey has again advanced, ani
we now quote Western at $3.50 e. gallon, at which
| figure some small lots have been sold to-day.
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The Strike OF THE SHIpwR,curs nh NJ, vi.
Of III. ct ro OF Wednesday says-The sbipwriebs
hour system M Ro 1do ssnEssed in strike for the eight
broadway This is the douSie purpose No % o East
ship bader and Uin Of to Be firm to the
count committee has reported to- t the own ae
By sandns a see ahS r willing
tracts that be made 1t is also reportad 1t con.
meeting rooms that some ship carpenters are aread
at work on the eight hour plan and that The
OF success was never so bright before The co-oners
tive action Of the workmen of Boston has erest1v
strengthened the strike here, 'sN @''S'is
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u OIL CLOTHSI
MATTINGS!
opYpDR UGGETS. ETC.
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREE

Opposite Holiday streot).
Now offers for sale one of the handsomes+ r,ost -.
tensiyo and best selected stocks of VELVET SonbIs
and single widths ENGLISH RUSSELS. TAPESSs
VENETIAN CARPETIEGS. oil CL0Ta1SsN n S IN
H Hsfl.S snd qualities RQ9S MATS MATTtNGS
CLoTHs Nc to eanai ~ Table and Step OIL
ever offered to the public. "NS 'nlnE
10 the trade great inducements are offered. qoods
at factory prices. N''us
Strangers in our city, and any in want of rooSs IN
Terms low for oash ;sIs1
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MEDICAL.
EAR. E9EH NSTGn
AP BALTIMORE

aF BALIlmORE
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. -
discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
in the world for Weakness Of tho Back or Iimbs.
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges. Impotency, General Debil-
iJy, Nervousposs, DyspePsy, LsnsuoT, Low Spiritst
CONFUSION Of Ideas Palpitation of the Heart TimG.
!ty, trembling, Dmness of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
cases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
Of tho Liver, Lungs, Stomach Bowas-those terri
ME disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
n T1 tnan the scng of Syrens TO- the mariners OF
Ulysses, bhghtinS their most brilliant hopes or an
''Slpa1onS rendering ny Ma1TiVsge, Ee, impossible
=. 9hoo No.7 5. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
vac go.sg rom baltimore street, Jew doors from
Letters riust contain a stamp o a,1.tf''
ar. 4. EUEE, of Paris. still continue, Ri. 49,
~ cessful treatment Of CONSUMPTI0No Sevsrsi
residents Of Baltimore, in advanced stage Of tSa
sTTs TO- Apply bis Office @RS S9f be re-
land. ie1a
EAAs' = HUE5, Graduate Of the Medical Facul-
1g T. OF Paris, iFrance) Member of tho Medical
aud Chlrurg1cal Faculty of Baltimore Nd ia the
clScoVorar CT the only Remedies for Diseases of nr
Yate character, without Mercury or noxiOus drugs
recent cases cured IN from u to 4S hours on writon
guarantee. Chroalc, InYeterate and constitutional
diseases, such az have been abandoned as ncurnble
are speedily and permanently cured The treatment
adopted by aim is that which has the approval Of be
most distinguished Physicians Of Paris and its mi
yerSai success IN practice of 20 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily Yield
FAD are thoroughly TomoYed At once and forever fror
the system. especially all of constitutional de-
bity nervous diseases, which soon or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils ontailed by certain
perncious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study sociaty
or marriage, and to those who are suffering the eyfi
| elects OF improper indulSences of whatever kind
oan now DC perfectly restored TO natural health and
yiFGr II pref period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience can be relied on No ceor5;tewt
| or HnbTofesSsonGt chGrges
Distant Patients consulted by Iettsr End remedies
iET2I!ed Tn st can DO taken in the convenient
9fe e 29TyAe2Ss corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
| ANl w ~ krfIS. iaIQ Il
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Ihe Snsail Pox Raging at Porto RIco-The
New Captain General of <,,E,a


New Captain General of Cuba.
The steamer Columbia arrived at New York We'd
nesday from Havana, May 26
HAVANA. May 26.-From Porto Rico we have dates
10 the 18th. The small box continued and had spread
to several places Ponce, though at this nlace If
was rapidly decreasing. The Boctin MercantH pub
fishes report so directly contradictory to other in
formation have direct from st. Domingo as to merit
little credence. ~ O-
1t says that President Baez, unable to nut down
Tue revolution, bad determined to abandon the coun
try and thathe had probably already left for Curacao
ana X goes on to paint the situation there as most
Rorrlbe The revolution is too small scale to he
hkely to drive Baez from Santo Domingo, and only
up 70 an outbreak by Cabral and mentel two men
until n9w, strong partiZans of Baez, who has doubt
less refused them office or favor, and hence their
treachery. ~ ii
On the 18th General Duce passed farewell rev;ew
OF the troops here On the evening of the 2st our
lnnuentlaI citizens decided to manifest their appre-
Galon Oh now much more impartial and just General
Duice has been during his administration than for
mer Captsln Generals, and he serenaded BY four
bands OF music, and n commission presented him
with grand cross of Charles ILL., set with diamonds
The Condo de Canongo made the presentation speech
General Dulce accepted the gift in a neat speech
The square was illuminated with electric lights
and we had little dance in the palace, which was
crowded with beautiful ladies.
We have dates from Caracas, Venezuela to tho
Sth. but little of Importance has reached me
The Corsica arrived this morning
AT last we nave had raln for two days and nights
1t has been raining almost constantly although chiefly
merely light showers. To-day is bright and clear
again. 0-O'-
Great preparations are being made for the recen-
lon OF LeTsundl. trlumphal arch is being erected
IN the Gale OReilly, at the entrance of the Plaza
d'Armas. - way ~
The issue of the C-onica of your city. brought br
the CORSICA has been suppressed here and circulation
prohibited am told on account of an article against
the Censor here. The Cuban subsidy of So 00 in gold
annually, has been suspended from the Croaica
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FlLhIs HAIR DYE, so c1s.-Black or brown
est in use Depot No. &c John st., New YorE SoipS
by al drug. patent medicine, poFtumGEy and fSneS
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Board OF Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for May.
UPTON H.. STEPHENS,
EDWARD JENKINS, ISAAC NoRDLINGER,
B. NJ. RHODES. lFARIs Z. PITT.
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The ERIE RAILwAy-No OvER-1ssUE OF srocy-A
DIVIDEND TO PAID.-Iti is ascertaiied from official
stock of the Erie Railway Company, notwithstanding
the reports which have been in circulation for day
or two. The company has expended, for materials
and supplies, So 100000 during the past year. to which
they add from the construction account 50 800 600
making total of S6000,QO0 expended during the
year The whole net Indebtedness of the Company
Is about S3,OO0.000. The condition of the road is
nIgnfy satisfactory. The earnings are two hundred
anu nifty thousand dollars MONTH and the expenses
lg nov materially reduced. The company will pay
on ~ on the preferred stock and hope to do SO
on tne common stock.-N y. Post. ~ ~