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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-02-24
A Railroad in a Nutshell.

We have already published in
hnll the reports Of the President
and Superintendent OF the South
Carolina Railroad for the year
1865, and we now present some
comparative tables which show
better than gross amounts can do
the results of The business and the
character of the management of
the company. ..a~.- , -. s
20 GROSS EARNINGS PER MILE. s..
The mileage in each case is the
total number of miles of road, in
.cluding all branches. The gross
receipts are, exclusive of interest,
banking revenue, and other
amounts not derived from traffic {:
Central Railroad (Ga,) 1s67....-"...... s7,s75
lS6S............... 1923
Decrease. ...................--........ S752
Georgia Railroad, 1867. 500
leOS.....--.............s. 4,325
Decrease. S57I
Western and Atlantic, 1887. 81, 1926
e ." lS6S.......... B,S37
Docrease...... .....-............S2,3 ,3s9
Memphis nnd Charleston, 1867. loo
- - ~ -.....- - .. ls6S............ 1870
Dccrease....." ,U6s
South Carolina Railroad, Iss1.............ss,4I:
1SGS......".... 5,32t
.SU,OSt
...r PERcESTAaE OF DECREASE.
The following table shows the percentage o.
decrcnse in gross receipts per mile in sos
Central Railroad, decrease per mile ..
per cent....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.55
Georgia Railroad, decrease per mile
per cent..."...... ..........-.............1l.6 I .6J
Western and Atlantic Railroad do .r .
crease per mile per centu-.........-.25.S SO
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
decrease per mile per cent s4
South Carolina Railroad, decrease
per mile per ccnt...... l.5g
... .r. woRKISG EXPENSES.
The following tablc shows tho percentage o
working expenses TO gross receipts in 1868, or
the roads named: .. rr.0... -.
Central Railroad ........ 63 o:
I
georgia Nailrosd ......................5O so q!
Western and Atlantic Railroad. go. A:
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 10 81
South Carolina Railroad..,.-........- So SJ
.... MET INCOME PER MILE.
The following table shows the net income
per mile in 1868, applicable to interest
dividends, and extraordinary expenses:
Sehtrai haiiroad. 53I
Georgia Railroad 2.l2C
Western and Atlantic Railroad .......... 2,Osg
Memphis and Charleston Railroad L253
South Carolina Railroad ................... 2,45g
1t is not necessary to comment
upon these figures. Their signifi.
canoe will be understood, and ap.
precia'ed by every stock. holder
and bondholder, and by every
other person who is interested in
the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, or who admires i'm the alb.
stract a sound, practical, and Judi,
cious Railroad administration.
TIH1rZssf0,, Noopo
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-02-24

PLEAsuRE.--Pleasure Is to wo-
man what the sun is to the flower,
if moderately enjoyed, beautifies,
it refreshes, and it improves if
immoderately, it withers, dcsolatcs
and destroys. But the duties of
domestic life exercised as they
must be in retirement. and calling
forth all the sensibilities of the
female, are perhaps, as necessary
to the full development of her
charms, as the shade and the show
or are to the rose, confirming its
beauty, and increasing it's ira
grance. a a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-02-24

BnsToN has q school for idiotio
and feeble minded ycu:L."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-02-24
GROSS EARNINGS PER MILE.

The mileage in each case is the
total number of miles of road, in.
cluding all branches. The gross
receipts are, exclusive of interest,
banking venue, and other
amounts not derived from traffic
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-15

The CoRISSE MNEs.-Several parties out
prospecting in this vicinity. have evidently
showed rs some specimens offhs real stuff. -
on Sunday. which looked quite refreshing for
these degenerate days, and settle the matter for
all future time IN regard to Utah mines Here
tofore IT has been a mystery TO Us. not easily
accounted for that there should be such rich
mining districts on every side Of Us and none
IN our immediate vicinity. Colorado. Wy
oming. Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Lower Cal
ifornia and Arizona are all Acknowledged to h.
very nch In mineral deposits; is it possible
then for Utah, in the centre Of all. TO be min
eraless? No, it is not, nor will it be doubted
any longer. We can show better evidences of
paying mines within forty miles Of Corinne
than any of our neighbOrs, and they will ac-
knowledge 1t. too, before next Spring.-Co-
riErse Reporter.
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- k54b III 10 rHEI UTTT nm
M EN- AND w oMur
OF ALL NATIONS I
I'VE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE nr 90 ~.

I'VE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE OF so ,s,,,
w distressed. eInaciAted and forIorn aaSr
"' WORKOUT and prostrated female.-who hsSs ~
heN .sASe OF me- s;id gradually received new Ss
strength, health. and the power Of social .ots
rom the effects OF the Plantation Bitters-that -
hot prsed Al the tesnmonisls receive althonS
world but our measure Is more than full We h.a nc
conception OF the widespread suffering With .S.. no
or OF the almost infAllble currs produe,d -. -,
Bitisrs. when NE FIRST commenced Offering tbs, 20
sale We ind that every house has ~ = ,vr
needs this tonic. - VINO
h now some seven yrars since we pureh,..., :.
Pedro Martelle, of the Island VI ST. Crox The
right TO manufacture and cell what Is now fno, N
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Delinquent Taxes.

STATE or NEVADA. !
COUNTY of ELEp,I
AUDITORS OFFICE. !
.,.s, . ,-....... --. ELHO, Nov. 30 1859 I
4 that have this day deposited with the Dis,rir,
attorney the Delinquent Tax List ~ Riko County ana
ste ot Nevada for the year lsG9; aud that unless IN
delinquent taxes therein specified are maid 10 Tho
county Treasurer, Ne cE.ofcio Tar Receiver within
twenty hays from the FIRST publication of this notice
!" Wit on gr before the goth day 81 December isGl
action will he commenced by tho District ATTORNEY A.,
the collection of said taxes and costs "
a., T. HAfFORD. County Recorder and
"" TX UfhciO County Auditor
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-15

SOCIAL LIFE N HorELs.-The MARYLAND
Free Press says the propretors of some Of the
Leading hotels In Washington say that they
hes that they can not hereafter be licensed nm
less they first certify that their houses are
open IN all parts 10 all classes of the travelling
public, without distinction Of color-or in other
words that they must place the negro on the
same footing with the whites, and admit him
% bed and board on perfect social equality.
Tbs does not surprise us in the least, as the
NliS councils OF Washington are largely COM
posed Of negroes; and we think comment mn.
necessary, as the above is sufficient 10 show
where We are drifting to-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-15

A CASE is now in the court at Portland. Ore
gon, involving dispute as to the right of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company to hold
the railroad franchise and the Cascades at Co
iunoia, on the Oregon side. The jury went
To the Casctd es on the Sth inst, for the pur-
pose of examining the locality.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-15

REAL ESTATE ADvAxcrSs. Portland lOra-
gonl dispatch dated Dec. 7th. saws: During
the past month more transactions in real es-
tate have been noted in the vicinity of Salem,
and elsewhere throughout the willamet valley,
than during any similar period formerly. A
speedy construction of the railroad is greatly
enhancing the value of land.
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District Court Summons.

Is THH DISTRICT COURT Of the Eleventh judicial
Distract 81 the State oi Nevada. in and for the Coun
" 81 Elko:
VI. J. sally, plaintG, against James H. Seally, de-
rndaut Action brought in the District Court 81 the,
Eleventh Judicial District % the Of Nevada I'm
and tor the said County 81 Eko, and the complaint
ned IN the said County Of Lko Ia the sofce Of the
CLERK % said District Court
The Stat. of Nevada sends greeting to James H.
ScAly, defendant:
GOu hereby required 10 aPp,ar in an action
brought against yuu 10y the above named plaintin
In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
81 the state Of Ncysa. IN and r the said County Of
Elko and 70 answer the mpkAHli Med therein
within ten days cxcus!Tc Of the day Of sricsl after
tie service on yuu % thu summon II served within
this County, II served ~ this County but within
this District. within twenty days Otherwise within
forty days or judgment 10y default WiN b. taken
against YOU according 70 u!r prayer of aid
The saii a"iou j. brought o. dissolve The bonds OF
mAtrlmuuy between you and saii Plainir aud 10 Sc
cure Insrsinu ~ shtId the fruits 90 said matri
uuuy. NilI NOR" fully appear 10y r,fcrynsc TO the
CnHp.Al1t-iar original being H. ia nv uflirr.
And you arr hereby uptits, that " YOU fal - ap-
pear and answer lh' sail comp Aint A. above required
u" aid PLAINTIFF VIII apply - tie Court the RELIEF
demanded therein.
Given undsT NY haTri and the zeal Of thr
sr,i I@srtEJ 1s'4-- % the Eleventh judicial lbs
I iryE p; the safe o.! SyVala lu aud for IN.
- ssii tUuury 81 TlkD. this s.,ort day II D.
o'uh'r. 30 the year u Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sIHtg nine.
T WATERMAN. clerk.
I.f' 'i-- N"F- ls'F stamp 44-sus
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC AILR o AD 3.
Via OAKLAND FERRY.

'AKLAND FERRY

CHANGE OF TIME-NovENBER sru iso0.
T>xPRESs TRlIN-EAsIwARp--pAiL Leaves
l. san Francisco at sou A. N: an Jose, s:tS A ~;
s;ocfton 1850 A n: sasEamsnio. 10 Pm Junction
worth 100 A n: winnemucca. ss35 A. NJ: ArErnta.
i.aOPx N: CSrin 400 r. NJ Eko, $50 r. n; arrive
ExPRFss TRAIN = WESTWARD -"DAI lily
Leaves ProInCntory daily at 500 p ~: Eko Tso A
Gala. ssy A "a AssH iS, iL'S a. r.. Iast
ColfAI T52 A. NJ; Junction 1880 A. n: Sacramento.
1890 stoekion i:ts p NJ arrives At san Jose ESQ
WAY NAIL - EAsTwARD-Daily Sundays except
cd leave Francisco 100 p n: san Jose $500 Pm
Siock,on ses arrives Al sacramento at 1880 Pm
WAY MAIL-wESTw ARD-DAily CsundAys except
edl leaves Sacramento ESQ A. NJ. stockton. s:9 \.
arrives a; san JoSe 1875 p NJ: san Francisco. l:3o
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS. composed Of Pullman
Palace Coaches with Restaurant Commisszry Car a.
tAehed running through On tasi time 10 Omaha with
out change OF cars, will leave San Francisco every
Wednesday al 80 NJ arrive AZ Prurnontory Thurs
days At $500 ?. NJ. ard Omaha saturdays $50 p. ~.
RETURNING. LEAVES OMAHA Thursdays s:lS a. ~
arrives at Prumont0ry saturdays 1000 A. NJ: san
Francisco sundays 300 ?. n. Tickets and Berths for
this train be secured only At the ComIanys Otice
4 > California street. San Francisco.
Mary.viile EIpreSs--DaIIy.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO. $50 a. n: Sacramento
l.4O p. II arrives at MArysyii $50 4. NJ
RETURNING LEAVES MARYSvII.LE at g.l5 A u.
Arrives at Sacramento nj II 80 A. ~ aud AZ san iran
cisco A. $40 N.
NARYSvIILE ACCONNODATION TRAIN DAILY
Sundays excepted. leaves crIine,o 40 \. Ar
riyes AZ Narysyile lO.i5 Leaves Mary syile II 30
?. ~ Arrives AZ sacramento $50 a..
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From san Francisco TO Omaha slll 90: ST. Louis.
SIP o.; ChieASo, $40 VJ' New York. $50 20; New
ORLEANS. Sl6a %.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run
daily from san Francisco 10 PrOmontory. Double Berth
50 10. state Rooms. sl2 o. Double BeTihs AccOmuu-
date tao person. state Rooms. tArvc persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave san Francisco 400
p. N Sacramento $50 A. n Pare currency ratssl to
Omaha. SCO ST Louis, SO; Chicago. SCg; New YORK
500 IS.
CHILDREN no: over twelve ll2I years Of age, Half
Farr; under five ~ years O; age. FREE.
100 Pot NDS Oh BAGGAGE tp,r adult I4Ssengrrl.
Free. 30 POUNDS baggage tIe- child between and
II YEAR O; aCrI Fryr.
EXTRA BAGGAGE ,oyer 100 ns b,iwcen Sacra-
mento and Omaha Currency. SIS per lui pounds.
\. y. IUWNE, General Superintendent.
7. Il GOODMAN, lieul Passg'E Agent. iB-u
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
wEDsEsDAY. DECEMBER rs. 1888.
WIRE rINE rorIIt: onI1s,S-r-
eErHSss AID ,rorrr

WHITE PINE TorTIE ORIENT.
sExErses AND nreErrs
wave vide the royal pennors,
Bov the banners OF the World.
For the sAils Of all the oceans
In the desert unfurled-
Come. Esypt and Assyria, come. Attic and the Ind,
Oome EurOpe and America! oorne. ~afed by the wind
oOa,s. nooDtsd "a your iron sofss. lfa
To grace the triumph grand
Come. Christian. 1urf and Jeui
Come. ye that vor.hip sun and Fire.
. spse.d Jour tsnts upon the ..nd
Light The slimner Of your camping in the night upon
III the ghosts of ancient Ptoounies shan see their
TN Esyptus shall reume again the nrrs Of her youth
And the cloud on fro-ning sinai roll back before the
For tomorrow il the triumph Of +. d.it, untno,,
To all the ancient earrers in memorial brass stone
The modern god. the Hercules, ...a
The Samson and the Saul
The conqueror Of all the sea-
Who holds the world in thraIl-
fo-norso. IN the desert will his naughty banners
When the nations bow in honor at the victory Of steam
What hoi ye ages Of the past which through tradition
You never heard Of names Ike these-S.y.a, and
White Pine:
You didn't know the world round. that though,
That a. soon - Egypt did thing it would Be known
10 me. an humble dueer in q desert dry and Wild
where nothing but the savage has grown up from
Aehild
I'm Sovereign, mighty Egypt
And my servants 10 you bow
And IsmAtl, to you the same
Prom ypndsr vessels proE-
LhAt vessel With the starry dag that flashes in the sun
Whose uneers grew fun many league from sacroi
Ny brother Fulton taught the steam
To San upon the SEA
And brpthsf Norses lightning STRAIN
EBrnss Al your news 20 me
We AL are Sove reign over here
Though few Of Us are fne
FOR were camping in the wilderness
Around about White Pine
But we send you by the lightning
Ger the land. beneath the wave
Our greeting a; the Frightening
Where the seas together lave
Ne regret Ne cans be present
To applaud the mighty steps
When The oceans walk the desert
Al the bidding Of Lesseps.
Then wave the royal pennons!
Bow the banners OF the woridi
.r..s For the satlS Of all the oceans
In the desert unfurled. -STuol,Iiz>
HOT CREEK, November IL. ls69.
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PLANTATION BITTERsI

and which have become celebrated all oy.. a..
world for their wonderful tonic properties IT,
clsely IN The same Nay when the right title Sc
passed into hands. with the single e,rs,,t,
that Ne have added thereto CalisayA BARK NIL a.
combination with other Nell known roots and hs,t
forms one Of the most delightful tonic cOrAl th.t h,
Il possible for the ingenuity Of compound n H.
and gives life and Ch.cTfulncss TO all who AZ. -
and depressed. and at the time comforts Cis5
deus and e,hilAraiss. 49,
The spirit which preserves and forms the basis or
these BiteFs l. pure St CrOI rum distilled frn H.
sugar groNu in the tropical Islands Of - Iri
experienced agents and located th.y
expressly for that purpO-r. aud DEFY and 'Worids
Commission chemist science. produce or show
other than vegetable matter in the composition OF
these BNiers- We. therefore. oder aud recommend
them 10 the public with guarzuis. that th.y
will not only prevent but the following distr.s
ing complaints:
They purify. strengthen and hrigvrate. ...
They create healthy appetite.
They arv an antidote To change Of water and diet
They overcome Effects u dissipation and late hour.
They strengthen the system aud culiyen the mind.
They prevent miAsuAtic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath aud aeility Of the stomach
They cure byspepsA and Constipation.
They cure D!ayEEuA. Cholera and Cholera Morbps
They cure Liver Compls!a and Nervous HsadAchs
They ar the best Bt;ers IN the world
They make the weak strong. AMI are exhausted Ma
lures Great Eestur,r.
SOLD BY ALI. GROCERS. DRUGGISTS, &c
T.. FL. DRAKE ~ CO.. New York
REDDISGTON. HOSTETTER L co. san Franeiseo,
C@i.' Agents Tor the PACING Coast iJly
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aSsH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURERS DEPARTMENT,

IHlLADELPHlA JENNA, Apll looJ'
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders as registered on the Books OF this
Company on the 30th day of April 1869, will be en-
titled to subscribe for 25 Per Cent of their respective
interests in New Stock at Par as follows:-
First Fifty per cent. at the time of subscription,
between the 10Th day OF May 1862 and the Both day
OF June, 1869.
Second. Fifty per cent. between the 18th day of
November, 1869, and the 31st day of December 1862
or, If Stockholders should prefer, the whole amount
may be paid up at the time of subscription, and each
nstalment so paid shall be entitled to pro rata Of
the Dividend that may be declared on full shares.
Third. That every Stockholder holding less than
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for one
share and those holding more than a multiple Of
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for ad-
ditional share.
Fourth. All shares upon which instalments are yet
to be paid under Resolution of May 49, 1865, will be
entitled TO their allotment of the rs Per Cent at par
as though they were paid in full.
THOMAS 7. FIRTH,
422m Treasurer.
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seEolAL MorloEs
aeyr FREE CUBA.
HAIL TO rlIE NEW REPUBnUi
WELCOME, THRICE WELCOME, CUBA,
AMONG THE NATIONS
,rnn pMnpIF nE PHIIAnEI .PHIA.
OF THE EARTHll

OF THE EARTHll
THE PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA,
Thoq%td hs q%td%BEM OF music oS Srf RbxS YsS
TRSs s 6r GBA RSF n THEIR T&PfH HE&o !R5 rs S2h
sFcTRHe u TO THEM POSITIVE AID AND THE fSMED1ATS
SENIOR MoRRhEs lies EEMus and OTHER CuBANs
HON H. p B1EK$ HON. u0A u0AKH wri sGH,UFI HON 3N
fANUEELN SN Ii KHg55sAHiuA 5sHuA n OWEN ION k
MccLURE, THEoDoRE GUYLER, ESQ, JOHN Go.
bssR e address SsqS the meeting '''
ON lave RTy sRe Uop and Ssi u N H
CUBA from he hratdon V Tie oieH despotsn mat
REMEMgER, CiIIzEss that the patriots OF Cuba have
pated SLAvTRY- BLACK and WHITE men-the freed.
men and the planters brethren in arms, bat.
DFNcT fis i.''"'''' W I'm
They appeal to us they invoke the cApEoP1E to
mdons of yengeu SPANISH TYRANNY. 1t is the Macedo.
Reminding us of our Revolutionary struggle, they
"As you, o great Americans we're some ninetS pr.rs
years ago, even so are we now. HELP Us HhoU
money arms shelter in their ports and cooperation
"long htOre your freedom rds fred Tact-when IL
had yet to be fought out and won on the battle
"PoLANp gave you her Pu1AsKJ and KosnusKo.
,IREIANDh her MONTGOMERY SCOTLAND hef PAUL
"GiTRMANY her SrEuBEN and DE KAIB
And FRANCE her BEAUMARcHAIs and LAFAY.
BE to us in our perilous struggle as Franee'aud
ng anS %ere S bhe fSs7 Ss OF % eea M
months TG With sSSn @ but With myncbe
"hdR hdJ OUely land from DEsPOILERs.
WE SHALL TRIUMPH.
4" For Freedoms battle once begun,
"Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son.
Though batfled oft is won'
And as our own Cuban poet has sung
'Quero Cuba feliz separada
DE imbecil nacion de tiranos,
DE esa gente que laman Hispanos,
Que quieren mas degradar.'"
SHALL we, citizens be deaf to this APPEAI?-sHAIL We
the great people of modern worlds teachers in
all that belongs to HUMANITY and LBERTYsIAIL BE
sUPINE Whs the Of the dorodten ring n our sarSy
SHALL we be inert when the fierce duel between DEs
PoTsM and LIBERTY is convusing the garden island of
the world-almost within sght-within few hours
sail from coast!
ALL OUR HISTORY THUNDERs NO! OUR MISSION is the
regeneration of Nations; DUrY-to secure LIBERTY
for all men. DESTINY HAS DEDICATED US TO DEFEND
PRoTECT) AND PRESERVE HUMAN RIGHTS.
COME then AMERICANS, native and naturalized; COME
CITIZENS without distinction of party, COME with high
solves, COME with the nexible determination to make
CUBA FREE AND INDEPENDENT. 4&N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B6EH ,NOTICE.-,TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
BER me me ssnolders Of the N CHAM IA VI
.eir building, THURSDAY, the 29th inst, between
the hours of II A. NJ and p M for the election OF Pre-
sden Treasurer eight Managers to for the
suing year. SAMUEL L. WARD,
Secretary.
Philadelphia April %, 1863 4A4t
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DYEINO AND PRINTINO.
AGRICULTURAL.

81 PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN-
-E DA, Agriculturist, and other Strawberry Lawton
Blackberry Plants; Hartford Concord, and other Grape
Vines; For sale by T. S. O. E. FLETCHER.
33tf Deanco, N. j.
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RsSgn HAVE A GOOD HAT; THE SECRET
of your looks
Lies with the beaver in Canadian brooks.
Virtue may flourish in an old crayat,
But man and nature the shocking hat.
The place to get the good Hat" MIR. Holmes should
have added, is II. S. WALTONS New Establishment, No.
1905 MARKET Street. second house above Tenth
One of the finest assortments of BOYS HATS to be
found in the city. 4132w
nsyn IA PENNY SAVED is EQUAL TO TWO
Earned The time to save money is when you earn
it, and the it is by deposng portion of it
weekly in the old FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No. 136
S. FOURTH Street, below Chestnut Money in large or
small amounts received and five cent interest allowed
Open daily from to and Monday evenings from to
o'clock. CYRUS CADWALLADER,
216 Treasurer.
nsy~ CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY.-A
Special Meeting Of the Stoekh3lders The Of the Cambria
day of April proximo, at o'clock p NJ, at the Office of
the Company to take action the act of Assembly
March 6 1863 amending the Charter of said Com
pany and the exercise of the therein granted.
nv nrder CO ti~ 1;oaid. -
3&A2S JOHN I. KILLE, Secretary.
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BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETO,

COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
" all numbers and brands, Tent, Awning, and Wagon.
cover Duck.
Also Paper Manufacturers Drier Felts, from thrt
inches to seyenty-six inches wide, Paulin Beng Sa
TWihe ct JOHN w. EVERMAN,
No. I03 CHURCH Street. City stores
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p Il NJ o V A l.
OF THE
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
For the better convenience of her patrons,
MRS. WI. a. BINDER
HAS REMOVED HER DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
PAPER PATTERN STORE
TO
n. w. Corner Eleventh and Chess

TONER'S BRILLIANT NOVELTIES of SPECIAL IN
TEREST Elegantly trimmed Patterns of latest and
most reliable styles for Ladies' and Chidrens Dresses
in endless Variety plain and trimmed many styles of
which are manufactured on the premises and can
not be found elsewhere single and in sets for dress
maker and dealers, wholesale and retail. MRS
BINDER fatters herself that her late novelties will
not be surpassed by any, giving her personal atten-
ton to all branches of her department. The acknow-
ledged superiority, both regards their reliability
and designs and the patronage extended to her,
render comment unnecessary.
"a POSITIVE FACT"
Mrs. Binder has the finest assortment of Ladies'
Dress and Cloak Trimmings in the city, at the lowest
prices. Dress and Cloak Makng Dresses made to fit
with ease and elegance. Orders executed at short
notice. Embroideries, Handkerchief Laces, Rib
bOns, Bridal Wells and Wreaths, Fine Jewelry and
Fancy Goods Pinking and Goffering Cutting and
Fitting A perfect system of Dress Cutting taught;
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-27

neSEs OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAI, AND
W. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, April 49, 1919
The stated Annual Meeting of the Stoekhoders Of tho
Iehigh Coal and Navigation Company will he held nj ~
BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS, CHESNUT Street above
Fifth north side, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF May
al IO5 o'clock A NJ after which will be held an eiectio
for President and Board Of Managers TO serve for be
s'iT The polk WIZ close at o'clock p. NJ
SS9t9thsstdst G W. CLARK, President,