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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24

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1,-l aa-Bu.vss-TAs ir-.h osenurs today vsTe 81
81, CSwmsnipsv and 2toan 81 ODe eunireatns 7rs ~
e ST., s dis week against "a sane nnc a'i .,s ."g
va eeaeTzly hu eood and Etie Ae ssss 1919,
q - s dsJ Shch xasrsrhas partially cue to ssy a P0''h
~ trsns he prees q Menay yer es shs rause being
,,iisit@ some TeIsas sod At loio. -. 49,, a.. A..u1
sca Covse arrivals q COWS sgAI I ~ Sc usr bead
49, lev OrainsFT cows ~'re wa - ~ - ~
seea $50 ~ pr,os S1GS7a .,.- -. =.
Bessuiih sold One huaaredhs aoout eO cAvsS D'
lss D. n7aae Dressed veas are s9s T.s h p sh - =,
- an prime 8rossed vea we're os on nc n'st e"es 'O H. "
80 snd tbe top prices rsa ied Ntie 60 an. ,-.
ssTEPThe srrvals TO-DAY were ears ~ ,
- s,ne week. Win Increased receipts PnoS ar
80 ne esteI demand in iavo o. shofn ,nes ~ 20 sou a. N
pcook Jcey Sheep sAoTa, ~ %, at Iei JS ONO co.
"a n A. &c, l55 de-. 5! D. At &C ,,-.,.,, =, - IN
TO-DAY Al AZ Ferteth-s' snd ~
~ Cnu nav making a3 tais week 95d sane ume
a. ss TIE market i with prices slightly advanced Lave are
80 ssie dressed, 7i@So.
vy,o AprI s1-CA1rE-Reocpis today 1ts2 head, mailing
a. 90 supply The week thus ar, ~ head or AZ cars sis az
sc head Illinois sers ranging from l 70 ~ 10 a. 20 O
a s.. s. Illinois averaging So % AZ 20 q htaS
"a eer averaging D. 80. 81 head rOngh Texan, hvef-
.g IA - 5o p bead n4aua seeH, fnnghg rom - 70
~ - 9oa So Il bead Ohio steers averaging l's d. 81
sESrr AND Lus-Reeps TO-DAY 300 bad making The oa sup
IL. yea m.le - n i - 81 o wooled Mehgsu sheep,
r1rrng 3l ~ - A0e3 % oioilhnoH sne p ise
fH = M 8 he,d making the total suppr for TIE week
IN 800, 81. erirr s reter AZ afc-noor; slts aoe hesa
,s Al on, hogs raag ne l59 % t D. al - ISH-o
utr,eo Ami ClrTLE-Rersspt ree dar 1900 Or 49,
shsep oo. Cattle active laet ouiag e i4Ius O and
% q ssre rspori outside gases nsrss Sc c sc
b@ q - ~ % CO. - s e 3 f Pi: s4ss4 . fI Ne
I'm % sOQ 50 % ior poor anl colmon EraaA 80
TO- n 90 9rd and 6Trs A. 5aioe advance
O. es5 90 fog Common TO fair - ~ % Poor 70 Medium;
SHEEr IN taiI r-gae' p1ee' lHn A. - -" Wv ~
a f.. I.n.sIt ID llOfOs
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
r.--..ur..r ranrgy-s

torpo, Anil zg-u a. n-C5nos opened as 9' for noHe1
= n. ,,e American Slcul.ues-TAerc been 20 ira4a4.
ss- a, tiay aul prices are nominaly LIST sent bne hai
~ af-s. l 80, IA
PAS Apr pa. -BeBes Opened az ST. oe t
al mt cotton Opened qnei ana sse~el
Ris.nF Jpl.u.. %. a..u., dltg Orleans. DO ~, y.
Lxnos Auu u.lOLsos-lor re Account - A-4O
l. HdTsl scare. u. -
.r Zl-l. r. w-Co'tnH N luict and steadT sales
so- q r from savanna Carleton. deliverable ga 4prl AZ
Br.aast are quiet 81 y uefos for New Ness L2Hi
& a
LovDoS Apr 5 uCousos closet a. s3i for money 1na he
subt American s-c-res-Tul Sttes FyeTWenues 80 ioI
is ll, Ion Ia7s. Ten-For.es 3D. New Eve2 9s Enc, 81!
PtHf ApnI .J-p r.-}rutcs, 5t francs $50, 90
LvrRpS Apnl 10 IS r-COIiou closed irregular Middle Up
hrs 1qtI Mldtg Orleans Ped tte Of the dy nave neen
10 be "a u uiuE Amrrcaus r speculation and eIpo
lo baes Clllorna Wheat, aFcase 6dll Con- 40
Q o. Spints Iulpeutne. a..
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a. IN, Alr nCoiioa dat Mi4daHga laa1se rsoeiPs 10
III e pueItt y talss
t Arn % -oton adv sra IN fsir demand. Mddbngs
80 ps p 0Les sales. so bales.
Al 9-C0ttJu qulet and easy; Midihngs, lBlc; net
'es fs bae8i exp0rs-tO Great Britain 3,A5l
49, - ~ haes sales. SO baes stocs n.f1J bales
Ia, -'oA Apnl Lt0it0n quet hidd1ngs, lSic Good
a. .ei receipts, ~ Great Britain s,dkI
Nyv-se sI aies; sses 600 haes; stock, % f2s bales
Co. Apr ZJlottoB g0od demand Ordinary, l3e
ioe Low 1ddlngE Tie Middiings l8Ac-s Bst
k- lsss grs lIO bales GrtGt Britain. $50
~ sioeF. l6I-5t bales
L.-,tif Hi., APrl z3CoOu quiet MaaiBgs. 49, aisle.
a. - Apnl A-CoaOa euct MiGahsq Isle; reeepis
81 supuelE q bsles = = Il
~ Apnl 2-Coi,on aner adsruE1 i15l7se rseapts
F. - pmentl W bsles; aloek. - 81 balas
B. Aft L-C0tiOn quiet hd1hngs l9ic recrpts 10
Ass % Pc bales eEporsstO Grsai Britain Is baiss saes 30
p april 2-C0,ion qulet Midalines isl net r.o.p.,
BE-. 'isfoostsse 81 6ales sales 80 bAes stoek ~ ans
y April EC0fton quiet; Miedhnss ise Ne. receipts
b., ~ ortso0asg~1se 90 haies stock 41g3 bsles
~ i Apni L5-C0iion dul hddlngs l3le re. rceeip CO
ra-eossise % bales; sses 3l5 bals tnkru out Of
Cs-,,.fict log 1sss stocs . Us ba.es-
g. -. Apul zGostss aaiets aasaHgs lac, roasipts
si.F,~- e--pueau So bales; Eock, Eta bfel
~, ~ Agl Llluti0n quiei Good Ordinary, l5o SIZE net
AstsB1s ''a talei ~ bales; stocks So 1flts.
- s. A1i p L0touac.iFe sud trm; Low hhslnrs i7je;
Nsa. e.si ezpofls-e0AatHise. "a esles, sales "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
-HoRsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nsw-YonK. wednesday. April q. 1913.

NBW-YORK, WenntsuAT' hprII 10 I57J
In the Hofse market there were evidences
Of increasing sctivity and there IA better feeling
among horsedea e7s generally large number OF hHe
carriage and road horses, recently arrived from Mchi-
and the central part OF Hew-forK Staee are
ing constdebIs ATTENTION. and arc meeting vith ready
sales whenever the wssther permits them TO be fairly
tried The continued fnoIemency Of the weather ana
prevailing stringoncy in the money market has mus Lar
proved very to the Spring trade in pleasure HORSES
aud the average Of sales compare fayoraeV Win
the corresponding season OF the past year Ihere ID NO
change to note in market for business hoFss' III"
prices remain "a previously quoted " -.
There was fair ATTENDANCE al the sale held tO'la a.
Arch JoiusOu's Horse Mart ln East Ihrteehth-sl,
near University place. and the horses brought - IAe
hammer sold az the annexed hgurcs:
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6orscs, Carriages, haruess, &r.

6orses, Carriages, haruess, &r.
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
Every sye Famy Carriages aud agous second
hand, at reasonable prices Harness in great yarety
ZINE COACH and ROAD HORSES.
Il A. RfrCH, No. lsS East TveHty.ourth
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Robes aud Horse Equipments Of description the
largest variety Sew-lork &. a. hOSEMAA Bh' hanalAe'
turcn; vsrerOO'ns ia Chamber 81
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and al nds Of Ssddery goods extensively DeaussaFe nl
line Of Blankets for stroe' and stable push and other g hSSe'
Of every quality. q SMITH Co. 70 MsIree.,I
AT BARKER g. CHASEs
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND y. Y TATrRRSALLS,
CORNER or BROADWAY AND THIRrY-NiSrn.ST.
MAJOR G. ". BARKER; AUCrIOhEER'
TROTTERS. RoADsrERS. FAMILY, BUSINESS AhDWoh
HORSES,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT y O'CLOCK
AUCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
u OGce 4GI SlesroOm 81 HasausL, opposite PosO4ee
ARCH JOHNSTON WILL SELL AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, APRIL q, AT 10 O'CLOCK l. NJ, PROMPT,
WILLIAM b. DOUGLASS. ESQ,
the Of The ian- mansion, $500, $50,
l28 WEST FOURTEEN IHsI;. BE ZEN nlA4h AM
ONE TEAM ELEGANT DAPPLB GRAY CARRIAGE HORSES,
OEE FOUR-wHEEL DOG CART.
OSE ENGLISH MAIL PHABrCN But LITTLE USED
OEB BROUGHAM. BROWN CLOTH LINED. -
ONE TWOWHEEL DOG CART WOOD BROS. GOOD ORDER
NOTOP CITY-BUILT ROAD WAGON, GOOD ORDER
VICTORIA IN GOOD ORDER. BY WOOD BROS.
STANHOPE PHAETOE, SHIFTING TOP, GOOD ORDER
ONE CHARIOT AND ONE COUPE - . ,-.-
TWO LARGE FAMILY SLEIGHS, BUILT TO ORDER-
TWO SEIs DOUBLE HARNESS
THREE SETS SINGLE HARNESS.
7 CART By WOOD BROS. GOOD ORDER
Absolutely without reserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24

The attendance above sale large and bidding
and competition quite fair and. addition the horses
a number secOnd-h vehicles also disposed Of
at satisfactory prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
Notices of Dankruptcn.
TOR SALE.

tOR SALE
EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
In lie District Of The hcdr Distinct Of
AAamA-ln BanKuptcJ. I tie Of The EAst Alabama and Ga
cinnau Railroad Company, bankrupt .
Puuant 10 the made The 3h dav Of April
A. D. 1913 rrsirued bankruptcy the Bat Ala
ba AMI Cincinnati Railroad Company hebT notice ihAt they
cab public auction al the Aresn BaAn
The Of Alahsm at II O'clock meridian
on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF MAY A. D.. 49,
railroad Of said COMPANY from ~ terminus az
EuiBu Aathma, Guniersve m The
state together with It's Franchises eqaiDnent' rolling
stock nacneshops water stations road beds machinery
tools easeneu other right interest," estate whatsoever
conveyed d East Alah1ms and Cincinnati Railroad
de Of ut eecued on The as DAY Of
Juy A. D. 1870 10 HenU Ciess and William IA Danes se1e how
lien u the state of Alabama M Endorsements 81 th Int
bonds said Railroad COMPANY ard % the sn Of The holders
bon nlorsei by int State Of Ala
hama four hundred thousand ioar and subject 70 The
further Of the hrst mortgage bond Of said
Railroad Company The stale o Alabama DE amount VI
tls 5unae1 md I've thousand dollars SAMUEL G. JONES,
JOHN y. BAILEY,
Asrpees in Bankruptcy Bsst Aabama Gu CEraat Railroad
Comr2ny. Bankrwt-Dlel Nonigonery, Asbana p . Ie.s
N the matter of the Estate of BOWLES BROS.
Co In The list o. CREDITOR dei IN sid being
ipcnnpee represented In Court
amount Of then claims order ha
The ul amount iscaned possible
HENRY }. STEVENS Assignee 10 Couri-st, Boston
NevTork creditors The by applying 70
sANPOhD ROBINSON Il WOODRUFF, CounselDrsat-Lav,
i0s Broadway, Scw-lork City.
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finnnridl,

|
/, BROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES
DR HAyRN Bro
- Nc. 20 South Tbir5-s, PHILADELPHIA. Psaa
N0MN1SNW EALTH OF VIRGINIA
nes on RsSsod seek payable Ag5 s MASsfsG Ne~
Ioarse, w,TTeasLI. EsW roEK APniA' 20"
ETFCTION.-Th annual meeting meet gyp OF 'n y,
II STOCKHOLDERS Of the NAIlohNN - i,s,scso,, NJ
election Of ten trustees for The 'Ara banking rooms Of the
- - a., goh 5,v At April merit between tss hos' u " " ~"
Company Oh A' ''' 0A' JAMES sERKELL Secrstary:
| lpm-
| GILBERT s. GIVINs'
~ 5sLA sAILE-sr. CHICAGO
....,,.,,, With capitalists seeking inves'usus In Chi.
/ esrO either BY purchase or By loan
loans on real estate ars' ben Sts and 10 per cent IN
! tsrcst serui annually.
u,.,s r,,tbsr Bank Of Chicago, and Bank Of Chicago
5@0c5y or neutrality-suspicious. numbered 5,2S2,
L. M,sopsH National B's s O. S e the capital
Persons sa AZ %9& S 'S 5S: fois
OFFICE 0r ne GinEETT-.1 SEv-YoaK, Aprl 10, is7a
NOTICE is hereby given that hat the ANIMAL
yP ss3 oF NEW JERSEY 70 eec, SINR DiRscTORs 70
'P s1 s G So s re so SoeG and az n
FRIDAY Nay nsIt Tn ,,aGsier books vi" be closed no" f'
the i''h 'n'l' '" 'h0H''' SAMUEL KNOX Secretary
OTTcE PESNsYLvASlA RAILROAD CoSFASY{
March y. 1914 }
NOTICE is hereby given to the STOCKHOLDERS
hat ev the privilege Of suhscrib3g at par 20 me sIoeA
proportion OF hryhree and one -. per
cent N the auner registered their names Apu S
fraction ola share Subscribe Tor l shA
made between MAY ana ~ lOtJ 4aa no
nion received the latter date The following art the
dte III pavment nmeHt Of 80 cent between NAY am ~
eTl. md he remand eent be called Tor on f
notice in exceeding Is per cent al any one tine me
&c of fakng be sold BY AnF shareholder bAnS
reu tins odce The stock eaa be paa Iot IN
l Al tne Of subscription fdeed EDMUND sMIIH Ire2SaTI
OFFICE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL CO.,
NRw-YOBK. Apn s. 1873.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STUCK
VOLDFRs inns COMPANY Tor election Of Manages will be
hell the COMPANY No u BoadNaJ on UhaDAi LIN
MAY a., -,.t..L.
TIE nsler closed ICON the evening Of Apn ~ anu
he morning OF Nav H. ' n p1r
By orisT Of the Boart JAoBs =. nan !, Il-
t,TT1cE OF RAG LAKE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CLRysLASD, ono hsrch y, -
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the S1OE oFc
HOLDERS OF this COMPANY FOR the ELECTION OF DlhbC-
ORS r s the Transaction OF other approAe
Office Of the Company 10 the CIV OF Ciey
M Ohio on WEDNESDAY the It'll day OF MAY next between e
hours II O'Clock AMI o'clock IN the afternoon OF 'A
-. a.. .io.e ~ hnsi
p on be 5 a Apn and vii reogeu on he morning OF he
~ 't'- a. NJ rcy- GEORGE b. ely, Secretary.
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Gelu Danic0-- HIdles.

XVANTED-An experienced MAN to solicit
w DVERTlSING commission for religions NEEfLl naVlAs
large rulzton Address PUBLISHER Boz To- Tribune Ohoe
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prrrlprs OF PRODUCE.

Pc No,.h fir-- Tcsefs and R1iroIaG 60 ~,
,.vr n nkrs Ashes BeesgaH xsos nairs
~, C,r-r NO. Ue Fruit 277l bbl Eggs 1880 ob, FonI
= "a tab lr 400 bush. Corn 20 bdsh Oai' i SuSu
T 81 ,ush Pea BAGS Cora Meal a. bales hemp - 9a,
= E IItifs le f2S SIDES Leather 2 0ecs moss ~
~ oil tas Spirits rEenune by obs Tar 80 OV Ss; H s
-ss 81 Digs Lard kegs Lard SIS pEg ste15n 80 Ps
-, ~ re- Cheese ukcs IsOW III hays Peanuts % pA
- W b. starch 81 hhS Tobacco Lc h1s ohSceo u4' Oui'
g1<is5 ~ 1lss Wool, 81 oob Rel OIL, baiss skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24

Few cO1lnOn draft horses were sofa DciOV sOO per
head
Attention invited 10 the sale which ia 20 be held to
morrow ThuTsdayl this 2h INST. al Mr.. w. b. Douglass
Private Stables adjoining the weknow family mansion
I2S West FOITtcenth-st. Mr. Arch. Johnston VIII
Oicate auctOneeT and advertising columns con-
tain the full catalogue OF the horses, carages harness.
and general horse equipments tO he disposed Of.
Seventeen head OF high bred Kentucky horses arrived
this morning a. WIN. Van Tasseil's Horse Mart, m
Thrteenthst., near FOurthye. They Will probably be
disposed or by public auction.
The horses catangucd for this days SALE al Barker
Chase'5 City Auction Mart and New-YOrk TatJersals.
were as follows, and sold al the figures annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

a.. -. ao hsres g, slc Clsvst and stSsle Tor FA
- ~ ssped h demsnd . hollis for hsra@
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THURSDAY, APRIL n, 1879.
6iiuations Wantrn--5emaics.
GoruoraIloH Notlces.

CORPORATION NOTICE.--TO PRINTERS.
~ OYYIcE o. CLERK y Cosmos COUNCIL.
No. 9 CITf HALL. NEv- YOEE. Aynl 10, l8sJ- :
Sealed proposals be OGcs until SATURDAY
April IS fTI O'Clock for the PRINTING copies
ofthe REPORT TiB AUDITOR or ACCOUNTS Depart
nabce the quarter snr March 81 s Specimens OF
reqare viii he furnb and al other information necessary
application ~ the uadegnel
before FRIDAY April D. l8l JOSEPH c. PIhCKNEY
Clerk Of C0mmoa Council. ROomH No g. CITY Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
Drplocno Sotlces.

Dlploeno Sotlces-
INTEREST ON CITY ST0CKS.-The Interest
the Bonds aud ses Of the City Of New fo due
May lS vii be p! Ga lhAt DAY b. hs Chamberlain a b. ono n
bOuse The transfer cosed from March -
70 IS7aIy Ut EewY0rk Department Finance, Comp
sroers March H. S7a ANDREW H. GRBRE Comptroller
NOTICE. of the Port Royal Railroad
~ Conpany New Y0rkThe Coupons Rail
road BoHa Msy lSt ui be pad Al
maturity q ~ THA1ERl freas.fef.--
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS. NETWORK AND ERIB RAILROAD,
fpg Nav 1874 m e Pad and Ae that Odes
Of essrA DUNCAN SHERMAN kC0 No IA SAAsAu-sL
W. p. SHRARMAH Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE LOGANsPoRT, CRAN-
" FORDSYILLB. AND hOUTHWks1K1H
RAILWAY COMPANY,
TEKRE HAUrE. I'd. April 10 Ig73
THR QUARTERLY GOLD COUPONS dae Gay .. 1853 0i the
Pms Mofteage a. PEI Cent GoA Bonds Of ls Conaa
dAJ the once " JOfk1 bLU.Lkf.
FuancAi sgsHtb, No. " Pae1t, Hes-iJsG
J. q Rrs-a1. TtsasasL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
Summer Retreats.

GUNNER heIrcuIS,
A LADY in the country desires TO take
"A BOARD the good references call az
ga West Forty -secondsi
DEEKMAN MANSION, 343 East Fiftietd-st.,
I'D grnunfs locality. house &c, t
class; ready len Of he carriage
DESIRABLE PARTIES wishing frst-class
~ BOARD elegant pvste healthy ard delightful
location beautiful grounds l0untsn boating fishing and bathing
hours by ~ b. H. R. Phooglph aud
obtain pAgticDlarsof A. u. DAknlN, ~ fl1ese
DIDGEDALE HOUSE, Madison, n. j., hav
IL ng changed and order for se season
References given and required
pound HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass
III -Unparaeied drives scenery boating i0unan &c CL-
maze healthy unknown discontinued Terms
40 80 b families Sead stamp Tor
cuar G. BANTA Trad FULLER, superintendent
NNOODSBURG PAVILION, WOodsburg, l.. |.
w magnificent hotel will be opened June be reached BY
South Side or Long Island Railroads For terms, Gc. address
n. p. SBWBLL Proprietor.
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AlarbIe ano Slate MGntcls.

-
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZING WORKS Bghteeathst. Marble aud
Thing Marble Counters Monumental ~ pEces thai
defy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
STEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
y elegant designs Of every MARBLE and
WOOD MANTKLS T. r. STEwART Co, 20 and II West
TSsnET lhns- Seventhaye.
rTHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
20 their new wireroous Fourth-sve and Seven
,eeutht and are offering OF MASTELS CRATES
&C. omnnng elegant unique designs pnss Challenging
competition
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-17
PRICE LIST.


invite share ofa public patronage feeling
confident can give satisiactian in price and quail
ty of goods
q. +. KcESTER.
Petroleum Centre, Pa May 81 1sT3--tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-17

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Impor.
FAINT Invention Itretains the Rupture at all times,
and under the hardest exercise or severest strain
d.y eff, cts permanent cure in afew weeks Sod
cheap, and sont by Mail when requested, crcua, 8
free, when ordered by letter sent to Tho Electic
Truss Co. No. 6s3 Broadway, N. y. City. No. GS3
uses Metal Spring 1lusses; too ,painful they slip
off too frequently.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-17

f(N1lE Subscriber having bought the old stand o
J. Mease " Armstrong, has enlarged the husiness
affords. will do atwHOLESALE ,S RErAJJ
trade in the following products.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
Letter from BerIIn.

RAILRoAD-suMMER REsoRT-LATE SESSION OF THE
PREsBYTERY-RELIoIoUA
Especial Correspondence Of The Commercial
BERIE, Md, April 26.
There are many commendable features char
acterizing our railroad. The income is larger
than the outgo. Some charge it with too rigid
economy. 1t is also very safe road, running
only little faster than our horses go, and DelDg
well built in all respects. 1t Is also very 40
Commodating road. good old lady residing in
town can go visiting anywhere on the line OF the
road and the train will drop her at the door
step OF said place. even though a depot be near
at hand. Indeed, the train has been known to
stop and give the officers and passengers time TO
capture a ''snapper," seen creeping over the
track The President, DIR. Pitts, 10 model
railroad man and gentleman.
Yes it is true tre expect to have fashlonaDle
summer seaside resort, and one that may
eclipse Rehoboth. The baltimore Sun is gong
to build a mammoth hotel at once, and Dr. Pitts
says it is now quite certain that railroad VIII
stretch from Berlin to the beach in time Tor vlH-
itors the coming season. The bathing facilities
ut SynepiIent are said to be unequaned by any
On this or the Jersey shore. ,,,
The reports of the Presbytery at Snow Hill 60
to prove that this body OF christians on our rem
insula is pushing their interests Just now Wi:h
considerable Dtm: at fredericksburg espegmIssiy msI
30. There their church is two years old. They
began with q half dozen new-made members
Their pastor lived on short allowance OF course
but he reports now new church ready for ded
cation, large membership and t.oelUe hundred
dollars salary.
The Episcopalians of town give up thei
church every Sabbath afternoon to the colored
people for s. y. purposes, and run the school 10
them. The rector and his people are the oncerl
and teachers. Some pretend to say it is bait
for their suifrages next Fall, as some OF then
expect to be candidates, while all denominate l
very novel affair. We live in an age OF pro
press OCCASIONAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
The Md. & Del. r.. H.

JAY GOULD OPERATING IT IN THE INTEREST OF
g THE NEW JERSEY soUTHERE. l
Recent developments would seem to confirm
the whispered rumor that Jay Gould has OBJ
tanned control of the Md. & Del. r. R., from
Clayton to Oxford, by purchase. II he has not
purchased 1t, 1t is operated under his directions
as we are informed from source which we con-
slider reliable. ........ -r 81. .
In December last, when the suit Of the bond
holders, to compel the sale OF the road, was re-
moved from the Courts of Talbot county TO Ce-
Gil. il was agreed that should there be prospect
for the sale of the road by the 10th OF February,
sixty days thereafter would be allowed in which
to consummate such sale, and If consummated
with any promise that the interest on the bonds
would be paid, the suit would be abandoned.
That date has passed, and the fact that the suit
was not pressed at the late session Of the Court
at Elkton indicates that the sale has actually
been made.
Anutner circumstance Of more recent date
w1uld also seem to confirm the rumor. week
ago the tariff on II II. ties was increased to pre-
vent their shipment from the road, The expe.
dient, however, failed to accomplish the desired
RESULT, and one day last week, an order was is-
sued by superintendent Caldwell, forbidding
their transportation. Ties are piled up in large
quantities all along the road, and the order IL
regarded as an effort to compel their sale to Jay
Gould or parties for him, he being bidder for
the ties.
The purposes for which Mr.. Gould has pur-
chased the Md. a. Del, Railroad, are obvious, and
it is said that his plans are already matured Tor
their successful consummaton AS passenger
route, but little lis expected from the road. More
ample accommodations will be provided for
travel via Masseys. But as a freight route, the
Md IL DEL Railroad promises much. 1t is pro-
posed, we understand, to make this the great
freight route between New York and the South
and Southwest. 1t is said that the Norfolk
steamers will touch at Oxford, both ways, and
wifi deliver there, directly into the carr, the
Southern produce in transit for New York, in
stead Of carrying it all the way to baltimore, and
the transporting it to the depots for re-ship-
ment. This is said to be Mr.. Gould's only OBJ
ieet in the purchase of this road