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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01
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IRON IN rt, = RLOOp.


IRON IN TnH1 BLOOD.
Ths necessity OF due proportion of iron in the blood
is vel kaown to sl medical mem when It bosomes re-
duc4d from any whatever the whole system surs
the weakest part beiug first attacked and feeling
lauguo assiude,s a eoueness the system.
stimulants cnly afford temporary relief and have the
e-ct wing tired the VIII instead of oats
The true remedy to supply the blood with the
sary quantity OF iron. This be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution Of the prooxlde Of Iron which
prepared that Il assmiiaes at with tie blood giving
strength, visor and new lie the whole system,
10 t-ke medicine to diseases ueersioned by def
eisncy of ION IN Hs BLOOD, without restoring 1t
tho sysem is like trying to repair building when thS
foundation Is gone,
An eisn nj divine says 81 have been using the PERU
WAN SYRUP Tor some time pas 1t gives me vgor
bu ,yancy of splits elasticity of muscle "
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and recon
msnlsiious from of tho most emuent physicians
cerlymen and others will be sent free to any address,
The genuiu has PERUVIAN SYRUP" blown iu the giasa
Z. DINsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. SO DeySt., New York
Sold by all Druggists. oeis-m,
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
fsSs azsCzz1 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
- s.zss-=.-ssFsMINGlo AND BALTfMoRE

| feSs aas CzEz1 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
ekal- sae va e<se-.aEaMINGlo AMI BALTIMORE
kAiL iiOAO IIhiE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY SEPTEMBER soth. 1857.
Trains will leave Depot broad Street and waah
inRton Avenue follows:
WAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 40 A. M Sundays sxesttsd)
meeting With Dsiawsrs Rail Rosf at wiminston sIa n,
crlsneld and Intsrmedate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 NJ. fsundays sxeepted, 4
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 r. NJ (suud4ys excepted, }
low, LinwoOd, Caymout wiimingIen, Newport. Stanton
newark kton North Fast IlAvrs
Ghaa os As.rls D, fsIrymAns, Edgswood, Magnolia
MEET ut ExPksss at 1900 P Cday) for Balti
days excepted with Railroad Line stopnine Al
w sew Caste MddletoNn, Clayton, Dover, Harrington,
Sssiord. salisbury. PrirceB Anne and connecting At
mouth and the South.
Pa sengers Tor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via Bat
more VIII take tho 1900 NJ train. Via Crisheid VIII
take the HOO 7. 81 trsiu.
a. WILMINGTON TRAINS,
s.Hppns at All Stations between Philadelphia VII.
Leave Philadelphia at I.3O, sO SEQ and II 40 (dailyl
p NJ. The 4.SO I'M train conper,s viii IalaTs VIZ
road for Milford and intermediate satlonr Tla eOO
r. NJ train runs to Now Castle
daily p. NJ. = ''S' ANu ''s
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1910 AM, 70 80, 9OAnd 6oPK.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ Leave Chester t754, Sal and 1l.le NJ 443 65l,
ftlO hno Az 50 r. NJ
From BALTIMORE TO PH1LApF1pnIA.
Leave Baltimore 7.25 A N Way M4il 0as n Rx
NJ, Express ~
From Baltimore &c Por Dsrosii and intermediate sta
lions at 90 p M. A'e-
Acc mmodation TIsiu from Font Deposit will leave
Psrryville at b4T A. M Baltimore and intalmt dsfe
stations e@-'s
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.i2A NJ, and4 OsPM
wilmington al 10 10 A. NJ. and ats PM
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will Iasxo
1856 p. N. --o-'"'' s'Auons AZ
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 65 p Nsopping al Hayre de Craoa
PsrryFille ani Wilmington Also stops At Notthrssf
hiktoA snd Newark to take ana
leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore and 81
Chester 10 leave passengers Washington or Hsit
more. II. y. KBRNEY. supsrintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

For all tho Protean forms Of Disease originating in
SCROFULA,
such Sat Rheam, caaer, Consumption, &c., thera is
nothing equal the puryins efeels Of Iodine when
administered iu pure state.
Dir. H. ANDES IODINE WATER
is pure solution Of Iolns dissolved in water, without
solvent and Is the best renedy for Seofula and kindred
diseases discovered. Circulars free.
J. r. DINsMORB,
80 Dey Street. New York.
sold by Druggists generally oet3-1m.
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va cnNsurIpTIVEs.

Tho Rtg LDwAliD a. WILSON will send Gree Of
charsl all WIN desire It. the prescription with the di
teclios for making and using the simple remedy by
which lie cured Of lang Al. elton aud that dread
disease eonsumitJn His only object Ia to benefit the
alcai an he hopes every sufferer will try this pres
arpilon ts I v i'll cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. PLEASE address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. Go suVth secnul street,
septic SIN Williamsburg New York.
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sold by Druggists generally. oc
EuRmns OF yOIITTT.

G,utemau who suffered for years fir IN Nervous he
tiiy Premature Decay and all the escts of youthful
lad stretien wi r the sake Of suffering humanity, sea
f o all who need it the recipe aud dree for aal
in the simple remedy by which he WAS cured. Sufferer
,g hing to profit by the aiverasrs experience can d
hy sliresn,, Ia perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN
mylu-iyw 42 cedsr street, New York
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INFORMATION,

luiarAatiOn GuNrauteed to produce luxurialt grow
II hair upon ba head or beardless faee also recipe
for hg removal Of rimpes. Botehes EEaBilons etc
the s7u leaving the soi clear aud beautii. car
ba obtained without ehage by addressing
rnos, Il cHl nsaAN, cnFzsr.
sepuO-sm sla D, oadway, New YORK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01
THE LOAN EATURE
OF THE
DELA WARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Directors OF the Delaware Mutual Lie insurance
Company. believing that It's members only oni-
tied to receive all the of premiums paid
ed by them In thu shape. aud under the of Disi-
dends but that They entitled to all the benefits which
the large sceumuations ofa Lie Company confer,
have detepn med 10 incorporate ths following feature
into lis plan, viz
When tho accumulation of funds from premium ro-
cepts shall be sufficient to meet ordinary losses the
shall be loaned to the highest bidder the follow
ing teras vl1i
Firsi-Money shall bo loaned to Policy Holders only
S.coad-Ho menbefshall borrow more than the amouut
Of his Policy
Ihydrhs Policy will be taken as security, but only
for its actual vau, e. Its s'sursndsr value-the bal
must be amply secured by satisfactory first Mortga
gas Reii Estate. The Directors shall be The
judges OF the suficlency of such sseurity.,
Fourih-In the event of the death Of the member to
whom such loan ia made II shall be applied to the piy
msnt Of his Policy.
FJhMoney so loaned, shall he ca led in only in
OF extraordinary losses and Then sixty days notice shall
be given, and the loans longest out shall be the rst
called in, and not mora than fourth of any loan
shall ba called In at payment unless larger proper
tion shall be indpensably necessary. Thus giving the
borro the pFobibs the money during his lie
II lie chooses to retain 1t.
Sixth -lu case the msmler 10 whom money ia loaned,
shall fd to pay the interest agreed upon shall allow
his Policy 10 lapse for aon-payment Of premiums then
tho loan shall bs Withdrawn.
Svehh-Every member Of the Company shall be noti.
i4d when tuads to be disposed of In this aud
lids shall be re- 'eivel by sealed proposals"
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF COMPANY in ano,h,r
column. oet29-.m I'm
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SPMCIAL NOTICES.

III ELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuoaU gives health and
III vignr to the frame aud bloom 10 the pallid cheek
DsDlliiy Is accompanied by many alarming eymptomr,
and II treatment s submitted to- Consumption, ln
sauiiy or Et,iiantio Fits enaua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

NEW CASTLE TRAINS
30A.M. ""H fhnAaeifhla az
Leave Philadelphia 600 p. N. and Wilmington 7aop
NJ. for New Castle. H'Hseon "4V r.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
70 iness above leave sn Clayton I2 90
and from lover, and Stations south '4 "@iiA ="
Trains leaving CriHneld $40 T. NJ and XVii,niro,..
going south at II 30 a. NJ will In close
with steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and kxnrsas
Trans 10 aud from Baltimore, Philadelphia and new
York. They will stop on the Delaware Railroad line
only az principal stations at which their time ii afS
II krctpt that Steamboat Train sonth will et II Nae
sensers from baltimore at any Station to which thew
fassenRers from Delaware r. r. Line 10 Daltin,ora
Grange cars AZ Wilmington. Passengers from Bsitnnrs
70 Delaware Railroad change cars NJ NJ O. luncon in
ed. s-' p n eru1 sIaana a,s oelSy-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

nlseases of these organs require Of Duretic
If treatment is submtted to, Consumption or INSANITY
may Our File aud Blood are supported iron
these sources and the II HEALrH AND HAPPINESS
nd thar OF Postrity, depends upon prompt use OF
reliable IN dy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

A GoRaEoUs LEGAoY.-About a year ago
a Frenchman of great wealth died in his
native country. His fortune, mostly in gold,
Mt tho time of his death, was computed at
SO 900, 900. Some years ago brother of
the deceased came over TO the new world
and married. When the war broke out he
enrolled his name in Uncle Sans big book,
and went forth to battle, and finally yielded
up his life for his country's veal. At the
time Of his death he was possessed Of but
little of this worlds goods, so that his widow,
Mrs. Abigail Hill, of Warren county, III,
was lett TO toll alone under very adverse cir,
cnnstances, And so she lived and grappled
with want, till recently sue received lntelli-
gence of the death OF her rich brother-in.
law. Whereby she comes INTO possession Of
ST ,2OO, 900, ''all in gold"-she being one Of
fiys heirs to the $8,O0O,0OO,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

fsND PRINTER s.---A SECONDHAND
| BLEMaDIUM BR0NsTAUP pRINT1ND' PRESS.
rlap 'J road order will he sold at sAtsiaeory
tr.n tPpiy II this attire mch9-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01
HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU

Is certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DRoPsY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, PENALE OOMPLAINT5
GENERAL DEBILITY,
And all diseases OF the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing in MALE or FEMALE, from Whatever
cause originating and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01
BroWn's Janaioa Ginge

Lows BROWN winasor Soap, aud variety OF perlumsry
aud Toilet articles lrsie al Wilson's Drug and Medci.
nd tnra Cos Msrkat st. tulytg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01

SHtCrGRtn c0asnrUTIoNs RESTORED by Helm
- ld'e Extract BuGhu,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-01
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Esta Jlished upwards OF 10 ysars.
504 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, aud

Prepared BY
IL. II. HELMBoLD,
The New York herald., 1867-05-02
IrlseaApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA, May !, 1857
Rr.s Ra.lresd fs.s!ns RsIisosd B iSs; rssn:yi!.ns
e. sa sss. Ss New
fs y. s cssrn. whss
ss es'ns bushels Of The shipment 70
ssss s.. W. Hs.s fas yis" q i
BArrrsoRx, May I. 1907
Coffee arm Sc stock scarce; sales 100 bags Rio part ar
rive private terms Sugar dun and nominal a loic q
prices ncmnay mainsined Wheat Business light; sales
% ys Msns Ma u 8 8 g e e sns
favorable for busness white declined Be- yellow declined
1ses I ii gFss cs' R'I;S = f% 1as
& nss s M.sy ao@Ss s and
% sS oSr 81 me Tho %
S .ssa; as :l.s. IL % s: Can
spring g. OK o G's ana n dS % sn,Ss: nSs .sls; as oS i SO
q Western a 7aK Bsrsys9d =: are inactive Peas are
Ins' fsssh. are ow.rHFloSr Boston Sc 70 Albany soa %
New York, By rail aud river, 4sc
missns SIssn S ss demand
sps' ssSs1 sai iaS csf' .as pre-. ssmas yss;
81 81: Rss 9s nsnla.i i, w. % PoIt f
mand price. have advanced At e . for mess Lard dull
nae; 9ss.sss s:s ss;.; :is: 81
silver in I'm. ksssSsnss.Ssssw e YORK. pr can't
Lear tobacco .v., ..s. q : sv sSs:; ssasss 5 !as.
s'.s.s: r:es 3 "a: "A ss :sss q
q Psras S.Sr wssi sus noTp. y sss's S:ss DO So p
bull No sedss asensa iTc. s.sos ;s!Souidsrs 8 pack
e clear s.sss % Lard n usrc's IKE; In sss ise
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The demand Tor wheat Was rather more active and prices
The sass ss5s ssss q
.S.s cs0sd. noss S.osSi. vas held e
g ..as SAS"s %s o Ps s. Sa s
& asss 81 u.ss Ssi: :. o western .s sales ssd
with some shipping demand. and price. advanced IL !
S1ias sI IS % ssss s'ls
ssn va
IN %oSeTsts request and e :s @ rmer with sales Of - oo
FREcnrs ruled very quis. but rates without
% TN
DO cSra on prySSse To AnwsTp nhd
An AM Italian bark srs q s.: Cork for ords
. GusSss MITE: pq ruled dull and prices were nominal
sui SS :. and s noTna sn q
Information Stock Manila IN npor.srs and specalatots
n United sd ;ss sS Ms Sss &: wsg rS%
Manila last dates S do shipped England since JAM
HAY in fair demand at q 20 for shipping
= ~ 'Cr demand %aa Moderate. and in view Of h.
small stock prices ruled nrm Sales 50 bales 6oc 7Oc
MoIAssrs.-Ws heard q no important transactions
s.a, Sale. % sD
ros we're meaa scvs and steady IN yss The
;ss; SSs ssi; sss as e
g s, Tar y yss qgoea s a. 4 s Is for VIII
mHsan .na 81 < aa isg L 81 for
bng lo Lard Oh unchanged being stssdy and firm At
7sO bbls Crude continued duh and
heavy 01zc in bulk aud l6c l6c In bbls for regular
gravity No sales Of consequences were reported bonded
snsd wns ws esS ~
few small sales OF prime white lot Of go bbs realised
2 e. s ss: s g .ss:ss: eta
under active inquiry, and prices about 2oc
per bb higher the market closing steady 90 Is
after selling at SO s. The sales cash and regular
bbls u Sa2 70 "a IS for mess Sa 81 SIC
FOR p%e also for future delivery sss: made " % ss
extent Of 00 bbls new moss for May at S23 10 923 lo
buyers option Beef was arm With moderate do
for prime mess and S8 50 q $50 for India
Beef hams wcro unchanged sales LOO bbls ut $40
SAL Tho demand for cut meats moderate but prices
hams and SIC. exc. for shoulders Bacon In mode
request prices shade lower The sales
about 400 boxes lohc lose for Cumberland out and
llc for short ribbed The lard market ruled moderately
at IKE l3Nc. Butter dull at l5c SOC for State
and lie l6c Western. Cheese steady u 1Sc.
l8c according TO quality.
RcE was without dec,ded change. We quote Caronns
SuCAR-The demand moderate and the market still
ruled heavy The sales 7o0 hhds at 10 56c llc for
for Cuba muscovado and for Porto Rico also g boxes
l ss1.s sss sss quiet % No. o
sszps Glover WAS d At prices ranging from 14c .
I7c Timothy shade lower being quoted SS l2k
. - Calcutta linseed was dull and nominal u - u
SrsAsss was moderately active with sales Of 1900 lbs
1t l2c; also 1900 do grease part 81 szc akc.
TALLow scarcely 70 drm. Sales 7sUo lbs at ic .
'Nnsxry.-Rsceipss $40 SSis The marts, was DAN and
nricA arema ned
The New York herald., 1867-05-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
ALLzH-WnIIAMs.-On Wednesday, May l, by the
Rev. samuel Osgood, D. D., FRANK B. ALLEN, u s. NJ.
TO MAGGIE L WILLIAMS, Of New York. No cards
ABoRN-BUIxELRY.-On Tuesday, April 90 at Christ
Church. New York, by Rev. Dr. Samuel Cox assisted by
ter Of the late Horace W. Bulkeley, all or this city
BUR0ms- ms-RrCHARDsoN.-AtS 81. Stephens church. ON
Saturday, April 20 by the Rev. DR.. Joseph H. Price,
JOSIAH BURGESS to ApEADx N. RICHARDSON all Of this
city. No cards. &l8
Dow-sLAH- Thursday, April 10, a. Oxford, N J.,
by the Rev. r. Knighton T. c. Dow, Of New York city
70 Miss MARY MlxsEIL SLACK Of Oxford. M
FMLIsG-MnLA-Onw Wednesday, February 8, by Rev.
Mr. Weed. n DANIEL FiLLNG 70 Miss CLARA I. MILLS, all
Of this city. "
HALsEY-ALvoRD. RD.-On Tuesday, April 50, as the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, BY the Rev. Dr. Hough
ton, WILLIAM l. HASEy to SUsN NJ daughter OF the late
Aionzo A. Alvord, all Of this city. t
HAYEs-ORroN.-On Tuesday, April so, at the Church
Of the Redeemer, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Joseph H.
Smith, Rector Of st. Pauls church, Newark, N. j.,
CHARLES HAYES. OF Newark, to CARRIE r. ORION, Of
Brooklyn.
HowEIL-B -BoLrHs-At Newark, N j., on Tuesday,
April 80. BY the Rev. DR. NJ Meier Smith, HENRY G.
HOWELL TO ANNA A., youngest daughter OF Nathan
Boles, Esq.
LoRD-DYE-On Tuesday, April 80, a, the residence Of
Charles Sparks by the Rev. Alexander Mclean assist
ed by the Rev. D. L. Marks CHARLES s. LORD to LDIR
f. DYE youngest daughter OF the late Clarkson and Mar
garet Dye, all of this city, No cards.
MoRRIs-PosT.-On Tuesday April S0 at the Church
of the Ascension, by the Rev. Edward Anthem, assisted
by the Rev. DR.. J. Cotton Smith and the Rev. DR.. Wm
r. Morgan, BENJAMIN G. NORRIS Jr, TO SARAH f. Posr
daughter Of the late Wadron b. Post J all Of this city
New Jerusalem church, In Thirty nnh street, by Rev.
Chauncey Giles 0oHN l. R0RRRrs Esq, Of NewtonvIile
Mass, 10 Miss MARY E. OSBORNE, daughter Of the late
Ezra Osborne. Of Salem, Mass. No cards.
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=
the foo, OF Beekman street. sec news columns.
fess r.oor:a, :.isa from KY We: w. snd V. run
isss e'' SIC W. s.. Is se % .sl
SS sss a ss NJ ): sA s
pumps bong unable 70 keep her free II after dis
~. ssS I'd; K. sssp y
The % q Her 1,s 'Cn =" q @ y s.s
hs ssu:s q .: &c s:ss, ssa -. gwen bonds
so sI ss sass
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ing carried them swsy In ssaail tho nr's day Nv ITO"
us ssr: m..s! ,.. 2 IN rssa sIs s e n
lightning her sgss,cpms. And .. o s 1oysss %
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The New York herald., 1867-05-02

Mining shsrea were duh and somewhat heavy. A.
che Hs board Corydon closed zoe. lover than ~ the
second board yesterday, selling at 80 rs; Quarts Hin
&C., selling as a. os; Columbian Gold and silver 1sc,
selling Il Ss 20 Al the second board Cosydon closed
Csc lower than a the hrss board selling 50 80 Co.
lumbar Gold and Silver was Sc. higher, selling ss
80 2A -as.8A 4a.sr Assam Nt -&
A an illustration or the enormous profits which tho
uatioaa banks are sin making may msniioa that the
First Naiioua Bank OF This city has declared ts regular
semi-annusi dividend Of ten per cent to-day, and N.
ersssc lits surplus fund sxty.nve per cent when
such = she condition Of these Institutions the subsidy Of
nearly twenty nions in gold per annum given them BY
the In the form OF interest ths bonds de-
posts The basin Of their circulation seen 70 be mot
only superuous bat little less than public robbery,
and Congress should take action upon the matter when
a next assemblies me only radical cure for the evil,
hcvsver b 70 be found In the subssisnson Of legal
eendes for natiopai hank notes. s.s r e'4
Tbs fsewiug comparative table shows the receipts OF
hs uaisd States Treasury from Internal taxes and
smA froh July " April 70 IN the las and present
"a Lsx ysar. TAi year.
9Pai revenue. $3.50 36b 0e0 t22b 038, 600
sAms... ................ 13aos5.e00 rls7, 100000
Total. sso6, 15s.oo0 SSos. 900
ss.-.........-.......-.... I,AvsOOO
~ recspo Cor cuseoun sn6 u rucelota nasnzeuAs
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

pany at Philadelphia yesterday 70 decide upon
cepng rejecting the supplemental ao passed at the
last session Of the authorizing the company
to increase its capital stock and TO borrow money
70 the amount Of thirty millions Of dollars
fifteen millions In stock and nftcen millions In
bosda The capital OF the company II the beginning Of
this year twenty mlions It's mortgage debt about
ton illous with other liabilities TO the aount Of
nftssn miilions-n all little fortynv millions Of
dollars At the meeting the special committee of
made majority report. signed BY six Of its msmbsra
Tho subjects referred the committse for examination
were considered under the following hsacs:-1. The
system Of Discrimination; q Free passss; s. Private
freight Expresses Report Of the Board Of Directors
Expediency Of issuing moro stock and Of borrowing
moro money The vote stood 127 $50 shares In favor Of
the act 2319 against It. Respecting the report the
Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day says unf
On all the points the report sustains and Justes the
and s assets valuable than the officers Of
the company In their annual report claimed, coming
or the managers OF The company has for i object the
increase Of the commerce OF the city, the development
Of the resources Of the State and the direct interest Of
the stockholders This We suppose, ends discussion
that has run through series of years, In which,
happily, little OF personal feeling has been engen.
dered Il 10 to be hoped that the conclusion reached
may be wise and eventuate u the best interests OF
public and the company 1t certainly has been reached
with great unanimity #@r
AmDOy
road and transportation Company held at Borden
Saturday The joint report OF the associated
companies Delaware and Raritan Canal Camden and
Amboy Railroad and New Jersey Railroad and Trans
poraion companes read showing thas the union Of
adds largely 10 the aggregate value OF the
panies The report states that the aggregate undivided
earnings Of all the companies the 1ss Of January
little over and quarter millions Of which just half
million will be credited 10 the New Jersey Railroad
stockholders the stock to be distributed among them
and nearly two-thirds Of million more was used in
paying the January dividends The aggregate debt Of
all the companies in round numbers, about eleven
and quarter millions; that, including undivided
earnings and payments scrip the total liabilities
very nearly twenty milliona railroad twenty
i've miles long between Pemberton and Hightstown, ID
beng by the people Of that district at
cost Of $500 00o The companies are 70 opsrass this
rosd and pay Interest on IL cost -.9 sM.
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

OF important sales prices nominal
FLOUR uRAIN-Recepts 2926 bbls four 106l do and
$50 bags meal 62 bushels wheat ISIS do corn and
IT'S The market for State and Western hour
vanced 10 cents manly on state with raing saes az
5000 bbs Qncludng California; the revised quota
tt0ns annexed Southern nour closely sympahxed With
State and Western. being hrmer with modorate demand
Sales SO bbs For rye c1r there was fair demand and
though quiet was very nrm The business limited 70