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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" proVements OF the age II the process OF
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo- Calcium
Gas Company, of Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF DIR. j. H. Connolly, from an al
most valuelesR prOdGct OF Petroleum on,
(retidlBin) in combination with lime,
or dine and coal, 10 simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
telllgence in three houis. II has been
thoroughly tested upon such a scale, ut the
McLuIe House In Wheeling, and ut The
country residence OF Mr.. ]. p. GllchTist near
the same CITY, as 10 flx the certainty OF its af-
fOrtilng entirely satisfactory results In tho
production OF small and large quantities or
Gas, and can I've with great economy applied
70 Private Residences, Summaries, Hotels, Fac
toT1ej and Giles. II IL superior 10 any Gas
now In use, not only as 10 tue safely, sim
plicity, pfactlcaDillty ana great cheapnesa OF
manufacture, but for It's superior bnlllaBcy,
soil influence upon the sight and freedom
ION tue sulphurous odOrs common TO Gas.
These facts the Officers or the company
Will take pleasure In demonstrating TO those
desiring 10 adopt or interest themselves In it
The company will sell rights 10 manufacture
In Towns, Counties, Dist ictA or states, aud
direct attention TO the following
TESTIMONIALS,
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. Q, 1857.
To he President Of he Pstroleo. Calcium Gas Oh,
sIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
Investigated the c Instruction aud workings
OF the apparatus for manufacturing GaI, &C
eordlng 70 your eompanys, patents, andt the
combinations OF materials used, as now
working upon the Mcclure House In this
city, and country residence Of ]. r. Gilchrist,
ksq, near THIS city. For simplicity, dura-
olllty, economy and safety, we consider II
superior TO any other method OF manufac-
turing Gas that We are acquainted with. We
eheeriuly recommend It's adoption by all
Gas cOnSu meIs.
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ST. PIERRE, September 2l-A
terrible tire occurred last night by
which 200 houses were destroyed with
nearly I'LL their contents. No lives
were lost. Loss not ascertalned.
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HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 2l.-Ths 1860
Atlantic Cable WAS repaired yesterday,
under tho direction of Sir Samuel Can
Ming, aud IL now in good working or
der.
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4Htaisss lAs.ss..+s E.l-Sl1
WithonIy a falls supply OF good beef
Cattle, aud a fullsattendahce Of butch.
ers, togetherwith 6Prelty good demand
for eastern markets, the market opeIl.l
Cd this morning quite, brisk 'and
continued so, 'nntil all the best
cattle were taken, when II Bss
came quite sluggish and continued
so until the close. There isno change,
However to notice In prices more
than what was occasioned by the cat.
tie offered being Of a superior quality,
and In better condition than those OF
last week. The supply ofgrazing cat.
tie was good, both In number and quail
lty, and with q very brisk demand,
prices were shade better, ranging
from 5a63tc per Id for common to good
stockere.i 1 al
AS a matter of interest we would
state that, in'addition TO the large ar
rivals ofcattleove the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad especially for this market,
800 head have been brought. through
this city over thatroad during the past
week. ~ ~ ~. taI ~ 81,
''F THE SWINE MARKET. .. a.
The receipts for the week amount TO
5,0Os head, against s, 1852 last week. "
REMARKS,
The receipts of hogs have been fair,
and with very brisk demand the mar
ket has ruled firm with u further nd
vance of cent per h. during the
week, the market closing firm to-day
at lOal0X cents per Id. net. .
QUOTATIONS..
Tinker & Mapel quote Hogs at 1Oa
l0IS cents, WI short supply OF fat
Hogs, advancing.
McUlelland Il Logan quote Hogs at
lOalGH cents and brisk, with an up
ward tendency.
Gray i Judik quote Hogs at lOalON
cents, with light supply and good de-
mand for good Hogs. .. 5000.
s. Wilhelm & Co. quote Hogs at 10a
1917 centsi short supply and market
firm.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals OF Sheep during the
week amount TO 3,7S6 head, against
1888 last week.
REMARKS.
Although the arrivals OF Sheep have
not been large, yet they have been
in excess of the demand and prices
have further declined. The market
during the week has been exceedingly
dull at SSaS4 per head for fat Sheep
and seas per head for stock, ut which
the market closed to-day.
QUOTATIONS..
Tinker Il Mapel quote fat Sheep at
4ka5 cents per h.; stock Sheep at 81 IS
ass per head and Lambs Mt S2aA per
head.
S. Wilhelm & Co. quote fat sheep at
3a41G cents, gross, and stock ut s2aS3
per head.
S. FrankensteIn Il Son quote fat
Sheep at SSaS4 per head, a few extra at
cents per ID. Lambs at S2.5OaS4 per
head, and stock sheep at Sass per head.
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The Latest News

ny TEL EGRApH.

\ n y'IsSthS Union I.ilie, = -
once. sotPer q siain add Aobrpo street..
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by the use Of
CHASTELLAR'S
w HIT E LIQUID
EN

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
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The most valuable aud perfect preparation
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Patches, SallOwntsS, EtuptlOnR, md all I'm.
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leaving tho skin white and clear IN RlnbnstCr.
la nHe cRn not bo detected by the closest sorIi.
tiny, and being vegetable preparation In
IAifeclly harmless. II IN tho only article Of
The kind used by tho French, md II cOnsld.
cred by the Partisan ~ Indispensable To q
perfect toilet. Upwards Of 5000 bottles VEN
void during the paAt year, sum nlont guarnn.
too NJ ~ efficacy. Price only u cents, Kent
BEkGkit, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
~ luvcr NJ, Troy, NY,
mch2i.eod .triwAVly
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Co., @Jfa5e; American, cox; Adams,
6l)faoSi United States, 90; Merchanis'
Union, Is for 20 paid. .a,l57
The Goyeynmont, during the week,
abld over $1,000, 900 gold and $500 900
bonds, butRt che name time purchased
5000, 0o0of 7.50 notes. 10
ClheihnAtL
sErTEAmRR 2i.--FLouR-Flrm At
$40 76al1 90. 80 Y 3
GRAiNLWheat-Dall md 2ase igwer;
No. red 20 3Oa2 Ss. Corn-Fifm nj
u % for No, !. oais-Higher at 6la65c
for MOI. Rye-Firm at 81 30. Barley.
Firm ut 81 60al 90.
CoTToN-Unchanged and duh at 2Sc
for mlddlgg. ~ 7'7.
WHisKYEDull and dropping; sales
at 81 "a In bond, vi p
LIssEED olt-sl 2, and in good Dc.
!, PETGoLEua1Fifmal AspbOc for re-
tined, duty paid. q N ~
PRovBioNs-Mess Pork $500; de-
mand light ut this raIe. BAcdn-In.
proved demand. Bulk Meats Several
small lots, owned by outside iInrtles,,
who have been anxious TO sell lot q day
or two, were picked up atl2 Ifal4 for
bulk shoulders and sides; l4l <al49
for bacon shoulders; 16kal7ct for clear
ribbed sides, and I'm, nv, l79fRnd lSc
for clear do; at the close there were no
sellers. ''f fl' IN,
/ LARD-At 1SHc. l'ol
CHEEsE-Scarce and arm ut Nc.
BuTrER-Flrn at S0aSSe. > Il
EGas=20c, shippers' count. S
(TROrEHTEa- 81, fYu > nd NONloa--.1 ffrnf
and unchanged-deinand good. pst
POTATOES Scarce, and are arm at
$3a3 so per Dbl. ~"
APPLRs-Dull at seas 90. na
PEAoHEs-selllng at slaS 90 per bus.
GoLD-l42N buying.
MoNRY-Market close at SALE per
cent. ny -
ExcHANeE-Firpn; par buying, and
oOc per thousand premium selling.
....t.l p Toledo.
SEPTBMBER 2l.---FLouR--sales, OF
white wheat at Gil 5Oali Is,
GRAIN--Wheat-White Michigan 20
lower amber l2c lower; spring 10 bet
ter; sales or white, Michigan at 81 49,,
amber do at S2i29ll fa2 S0llf; No. 1 spring
at 81 03a2 05. Corn-Flrm and la2c bet
ter; sales OF No. / Wabash at Sll2lf;
No. 2 do at 81 lOal lI]]f. oats-Un;
changed. Rye-Sales.ol No, 2, splst
Barley-6c better; salesat3l 1Sals 10 for
No. .. ai+i,''
LAKE FREIdHTs-Unchanged.
chicago. sH
SEPTEMBER 2l.-FLoUR-Strong.
GRAIN-Wheat-Sl S7a1 SS. Corn
Dull at. $l04. oats-5ic. Rye-$l 20
and 81 Is. Barley-Dull and lower
sales atfSl2O. HEJ sla
WHIsKY-Nominal at 50 81. ~. l
PRovIsloas-Nominall Mess Pork
S24aA o. Lard-l3NaI851c. Shoulders
.-122lc. TSidesLl4al6ltc. "tl
- Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER 2l.-FLoUR = Active at
Sll 5Oal2 rs for white winter.
GRA1N-Wheat = No. l Milwaukee
81 05a2 90. 0ats-6ic. Barley-Chica.
go, 81 37n. Corn-opened ut 81 10;
closed 81 IL.
FREIGHTs-Unchanged.
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The arrivals OF cattle during the
week amount TO l ,253 head, against L..
as last week, and $40 the corresponding
week OF last year, and the sales for the
week amount 10 1883 head, against l.
AGa st,week and 7s8 the corresponding
week q. last year, and were IA follows:
70 Baillmorp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g1s
10 knAiern Speculnton 2l3
10 iatrieraof grazing $40
10 Annapolis Butchers. J. .................... u
tl-Lf ~ ~ HEs 1fiN ~, -
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f0HHERCIAl lNB FINANCIAL,
baltimore Live stock market
titi BALTIMORE, Sept. 10,

l.4lEfEigns Fes Eue VIII.
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~,
Sheppard
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RicEs OF REzP CATTLE AT me MARKET
TIIa WEEK.
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REMARKS.
QUOTATIONS,

Tinker Il Mapel quote fat Sheep at
4Na5 cents per h.; stock Sheep at 81 25
ass per head and Lambs ut S2aA per
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S. Wilhelm Il Co. quote fat sheep at
3a419 cents, gross, and stock ut sass
per head.
S. Frankenstein Il Son quote fat
Sheep at SSaA per head, a few extra at
5 cents per ID. Lambs at S2.5OaS4 per
head, and stock sheep at s2as3 per head.
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Mining stocks firm, with special activity In Cory
don the FIRST board but at the second the morning
prices were not fully sustained At the first board Cory
closed 30c. higher than at the time yesterday
selling at So 75 Consolidated Gregory Gold &c., selling
at SIT IS: New York Gold 1oc selling at 81 so; Smith
Parmeee &c., selling at 81 co. Quartz Hin loc, sell
ing at IS S. AT the second board Corydon closed 4oc
lower than at the srs board, selling at 10 49, Console
dated Gregory Gold ST. selling at $40 60; Quartz A
l0c., selling at IS co.
The foreign exchange market was steady but inactive
at yesterdays rates Bankers bills England at sixty
days quoted at l09K 1924; at three days, ITO
a11ok; commercial bills. 1851 100; francs at sixty
days, s17h 6l5 at three days. s1sI SIS; oi'ls on
Berlin, TAX o TAX; on Bremen, 7sh 70; on Frank
fort, Az . AK; on Amsterdam AK AK; on Ham
burg. a8sx 3ob; on Antwerp. 5.1sA a5.I6%
Consos and American securities we're quoted thus
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MORTALITY on BOARD TIVE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.

The following named persons died on board the steam
ship San francisco her passage from San Juan del
Hor.o TO this port-Jeroms Shields, January 2; MARITIME
Sherlock January 3; Captain Charles Mahoney january
a. Andrew II. Nolan, January 81 Rev. McJackicr, jan
uary o; Charles Belmain, Janrary7.
The Purscr Of tho San Francisco reports that the
great mortality was not caused by cholera One death
resulted from local fever another from dropsy and
large number Of others caused by the passengers
paraking too freely OF the fruits Of Central America,
an indscretion against which the officers o. the
stsaushps are always careful 10 admonish pas
sengrrs Major Gamble, OF the United States
army and second in command OF the troops
stationed on the Isthmus OF Nicaragua, is supposed TO
have fallen victim the cholera and his effects were
brought this city by the purser OF the steamship San
Francisco.
CHOLERA RrroRTgD THE NICARAGUA rRASTr RourE
Much anxiety has been caused by the reported death
Of forty.seven passengers from New York on the las,
steamer 10 California; viz the Nicaragua route Ibe
agent Of the compabysin this city dscrds the report
and refuses furnish list OF the passengers until i'a
truth II asCortained.
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THE TEN HOUR MOVEMENT N MASSACHUSETTS.
BORON. Jan. ~, 1867

large and enthusiastic meeting OF the friends OF the
ten hour labor system in the factories assembled at
Huntington Hail. Lowell, Mass, last evening Previous
tho opening Of the mass meeting procession Of the
operatives OF several factory corporations parsded the
streets, headed by band OF music. The meeting, At
eight O'Clock, called TO order BY his Honor, Mayor
Richardson, who was chosen president, and made
speech, followed by other gentlemen. Tho following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That we the operatives OF Lowell having tried
every reasonable and legitimate IN 70
cure hours the standard OF daily labor and
failed shall abnts ZEAL reuquish our
efforts IN ten hours constitute the length Of days sorfin
all our Lowell factories.
Resolved That petition be presented the senate ard
House Of Representatives Of the Commonwealth OF Mas.
sacuseit praying them 10 enact law defining ten hours
the legal term OF daily labor In all ard factories
and that shall be protected BY adequate pencil and rerbu
tvs iona
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Captain Morton the treatment ~ the Petersburg palm
fully fresh In his memory, 'that you IN ght make
attempt to us, and falling give us IN s'Not
nj all = responded the captain would have stack by
vNn month but what would have saved you, or
penshed in the attempt" give this as showing The
difference there is in capiaiQs. Before leaving the
Genera Barnns a purse Of $50 made up among the
passengers for their unexpected and unfortunate
0yors a. rcbr1s AT Savannah also on the steamer
North Point, Captain Rillnps taking them to Baltimore,
the most generous hospitality awaited them Lieutenant
Colonel whvtal. Pos Quartermaster 10 whom Can, ain
Young reported his arrival here attaches blame
him fof the mss OF the tug Arrangements have been
made for the government ting Stephen Decatur TO be sent
here In place OF the Islander
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Tnr Loss OF THE sTEAMTUG ISLANDER. y


Arrival Of Captain Young and Crew Of the
Wrecked Government TpG Islsndcr--Thriii-
Ing story Of the Pcriis Of the sea and n
Steamboat Captain Whose Name should be
Written in Letters Of Gold, &c.
FoHrrEss MONROE, Jan 10, 1857.
Captain John Young and the Of the government
eng Islander providentiay rescued from the wrecked
tug by the General Barnes and carried into So.
vsnnah, arrived here this morning tho Baltimore
boat having been tax the latter city by the steamer
North Point brief OF the loss OF the Islander
has already been given the HEaALp but written
count the graphic but modest narrative Of Captain
Young shows begin 10 deneatc the hardshIps and
pens TO which those board were exposed-how fear.
ful and jet how gloomy and despairiug was
che joint struggle for life. Leaving Bsiti-
more on the morning OF the 2Ah OF De-
cember hoping to their Christmas dinner here their
staupch though dIminutive tag bore them bravey on
un the merit days gale warned them TO cast anchor
which they did OF New Point Comfort They were then
twenty miles from here The next morning they
Thought With avoring tide 70 make an easy sail this
short distance. The gale Of the 27th the most rrrbls
hst has swept over the bay or along our Atlantic coast
for wears soon burst furousy upon them. Away went
ths smoke stack away went the rudder, and in the
arough of the lay the tug at the mercy Of the tenn
peetuous winds and furiously ROLLING waves They
koisted signals Of distress The steamer Petersburg,
Captain Traverse, from Baltimore 70 Petersburg saw
Sswser snapped like si,ken cord Another attempt
made take her IN tow but this failing The Peters
Burg resumed her not even stopping here 70 give
notice OF the tugs perilous and helpless condition
Shortly bark wnnircd passed TO the leaward Of her
but made no effort TO assist her Wind aud tide bore
them sesward TO the mouth Of the Capes through the
breakers of Cape Charles All night the TUG drifted
every moment getting further to sea II was bitterly
cold Ice inches thick formed on the vessels sides
Shattered by the ashing seas the tug leaked badly ~
required siperhunan efforts at the pumps and baing 20
keep her from sinking Mornng found them out Of sight
OF land All the day and next night the wind blow
ing increasing gale and DO abatement IN TIE intense
cold they still drilled helpless 10 the Storm toward sea-
sni out Of sight Of land and friendly Fall visible TO
give CLEAN Of hope " rescue They were in this condition
eight o'clock in the morning on the 10th steamer hove
IN sight shs proved to be the General Barnes CAPITA
Norton, from New York tot Savannah. HAPPILY me
steamer saw their signals OF distress ard made Tor them
IL rough 10 como along side, and the only way 70
Yescus them was by means Of lines fastened around
She mems wsisz Captain Morton treated
She wrecked crew with the utmost Kind
ness Dry clothes were furnished them, two
sstsvoom plsccd their DISPOSAL and the best the
accorded freely gwen them without money and without
charge, 81 wss afraid" rsnarked Captain Young "a
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o,co~v-, '.-Ou Saturday, January Il JANE
o,Cosvsss native OF Newcastle west county Limerick
fsland aged take place from his late residence a
Mulberry street On Monday afternoon, at hafpass one
O'Clock a,
wnas SD,non fns1 4eth year Of his age p''''
The relatives ana sr6s IRE respectfully invited to ct
tend the funeral this sondss Wt Snsesnts soc
ron ron MS late residence, No "a s1'u 'u'c.
without further notice.
baltimore papeIs please copy.
Mss-Mra Sass aged 20 years ,as r.., mia
eighth street this Sunday afernooa, ne oooet
sakHAn-On Saturday, January ~, Ma ,,; "ne e = OF
AS.nony Shehan and daughter or John nn' OF St
'orns' rew brunswick. aged 70 years e 49,.
Inc funeral will take place from No. ~ YAK stfoes,
TINS sunday afternoon, At TWO o'clock
81 Johns ana California papers please Cory.
SPENCE On Saturday morning, January II, ARsor
The relatives ard friends az ,bs .nv ~.
invited TO attend tins funeral on Monday afternoon. a.
Two O'Clock from his late residence No. 50 Broadw,v,
srA1m-At Hobokcs, N J., on Thursday. January.
10 Ina daughter Of John j. stapfer aged year, 4
Tho relatives and friends are invited 10 ..tend ma fu
nersi this Sunday morning at ten O'Clock, from the
residence Of her father No ana Bloomfield stres Ho-
srRrKnL--In BrookIyu. On Fnday, January IL, Of
piecrisy ceasnIus O. srxrxxE, ssed 70 years and
The relatives and ftsuSsof shs family srs savstsd d.
ssssnd The fusera from nG To Livnfscn street, thin
tSondnyl aftesnoos y halHpaq two O'ciocf-
.ry %. Esa1s 2u S e Ssmssy 4 Bsis%o,:, '
aged ~ ycan md moatha y ast *
The relstsves and frjsnds 81 Shs ssmiy and tie oya
10 attend the fuserl Saturday afternoon st three
o'clock, nom hss lste residesee, No "A South Third
Baltimore and wsshiagson papers please copy. rrhs
above WAS intended for yestec1ay's edifsen Through
sone inadvsftanOe not rccsko6 IN tiso The 70
mains wore deposited In tho vault 10 the Ne~ YORK Bay
Cemetery untfl further notsce.]
TRAEoER AT Bevhiehenn. Pa. cu Friday, January IL,
"a A utfA Cf E IL AmvN - Ntn
Rev H. q Ciander seed q ynass month and % days
vAvDERvooET-InNe Vow York city, on Friday January
q, after long and severe Illness, Nrs ErIxABkTH
VANDKRvooRr, aged 81 years. ynonths and days
The relatives and friends Of the fanyare respectfully
invited to attend tho eunerni this Sunday afternoon
It O'Clock, from the residence Of her son. Hiram
7andervoort, No 123 Cannon street
wHArrE0n Friday, January ~ afiAr short illness
;HARIRs B. WHAnF. aged 80 years
The relatives end friends ara n spectully invited to
end the funeral from hm late residence, No 81 West
'weney first street, ON Monday afternoon at two 4
o'clock.
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s62.6ba.7oQ
$50. s2o,o21


Tho receipts on tho Atlantic and Great Western Rail
road for November 1905, reached s96s,Ssl, against
s475,7 In March, 1895, exhibiting decrease Of
s1o71t2 The receipts from January to December 81,
1885, amounted 70 s5,sssso against ss47o 27e In the
previous year, showing an increase Of a72,oss
Tho Old Colony and Newport Railroad Company TO
nor, the total expenditures foe working the road for
the year ending November 30, 1899. At ss22,5ls "a
rhs total amount OF nterss: paid dang the year Was
sosos4 70; government TAX. ssas2s a; YAK on sur
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Respecting the circulation Of tho free banks OF indiana
the Auditor ays:-
The total circulation Of the FREQ banks on tho LIST Of
April 1885, shown In the report for the nscel year
ending October 81, 1885, 81. 2S3, 100 The amount
outstanding October 81 1858, was sra 570-a reduction
DO EsOy
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The import trade OF 1866 was The largest Ia The history
Of New York specie value OF the foreign merchan
disc recsv cd At the port having aggregated more than
three hundred and millions exclusive Of freight and
charges This is vast when compared with
sis1, sei, 67s In 1851 and sI2e. s4s,G1s In 1852.
The total foreign imports this port In each Of the
last three years were valued under In coin:-
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Az illtsfO Fuacta stsT sAcx 10 INV YORK.
spaixarrSrp, Mass Jan. II

srmxorixLp, Mass,A Jan. H. 1857
Charles O. Peck, Of Pntsheld, Mass, charged with
,orsey oas ossn nsnaea over % ns ?. NV
trial
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Total imports. ssls l25. 7so s22A Ta2,ls $3oe,eis.iA
Tho customs receipts from 500 TT In 1884 TO
slol, 772, oos in 1895 and $l2s, o7s, 7e1 in 1884
The foreign exports from the port In each OF tho
years were valued thus In currency. exclusive Of
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Tho report Of the TreA surer Cf the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad for 1868 sA the fdowing ngures-
Earnipgs sl7A, sss 80 expenses and taxes $2ss,s07
81: prodts slys oo< % 1wo div.ssads of g. par
share have poem paid, end surrsas remains az
s57lss a. The company hss - debssszeps Tor avn.
bends das stockholders; which as payabsson demand
The following table. from the rspc Of s Auditor o.
Indiana shows the vains Of real and perso property
In that State NJ the uudcrmantioned periodic
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Married.
CunnNGs-BRsxNAx On Sunday. January o, by The
Rev. John K Mcdonald, MicHAKI E CUxxryGs to MANI
MARrHA BRENNAN, all OF williamsburg
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city today was rs foows:-