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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

MAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Hs-
waiian Lodge. No. 81. F. & A. NJ, will be held at
their rooms in Makee's block, on Monday evening
next, October 9th, at y O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

INKS AND The nnsst Black and Violet Inks DoEeiis
rUCLAGE. Caruine, equal to Dayid's and cheaper
MueiIsge in Reservoir, Cone, Puts s quarts.
At THOs. q. THRUMs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

FOAMs-LAbor Contrasts. Manufacturers and Purchasers
Invoices,
PrOaisoy Notes. Bills Of Exchange
At T. O. THRUMrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

THE EoUIxocTIAL last week amounted to a heavy
rainfall at various points all over the islands. At
KoOlau, on this island. a freshet carried away the
x aueohe brilre
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

EUCALYPTUS SEED.-Capt. Makee sends us from
Ulupalakua a branch of Eucalyptus in blossom, with
n number also of seed vessels of the same. He in
forms US that several of his trees have borne seed for
three years past, and that in future he intends to
plant more extensively than ever. This popular
Australian is likely to spread all over our islands. as
it is u found to succeed best on high lands and mount
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

4 Lulu. Visiting Friends and Strangers generally are
cordially invited 10 attend Public Worship at FORT ST.
CHURCH where services are held every Sabbath at IL O'clOok,
A. NJ. and IL 2. VI. seats are provided for all who may be
pleased 10 attend. There Is a Wednesday evening Prayer
Meeting AZ : - o'clock, In the Lecture room, 70 which all are
welcome. ap4 ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-03

FOREMAN. No. AT 8 recent special meeting of
" Mechanic 8" Engine Company No. >, Mr.. James W.
Mcclure was elected as Foreman, in the place of Mr..
William Love, resigned. Mr.. Mcclure is an expert
eneed fireman, and has filled the position of Foreman
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Mr.. j. Wesley Moore, of fredericksburg, sold
his fast trOtting mare Jennie, at the Middle
town Fair for 5000.
Mr.. Lewis Buchanan, living on farm of
Hon. j. A. j. Creswell, near Elkton, sold
from an eight-acre peach orchard the past
season 81, 442. 81 worth of fruit. This is q
fraction over $500 per acre.
The old officers of the Kent & Queen Annes
Railroad retired on Thursday last, and the
road is now under the control Of the new
officers, as published some time since. The
trains, we understand, will still run of nights
The Berlin Times, the Vienna Clipper, and
Cambridge RepWbticdn, in succession were
started, and died on the same keg of ink, and
enough of it was left to last the Cambridge
Democrat several weeks.-St. Michdsls Comet.
Mr.. Stewart R. Emory, a much respected
citizen of Chestertown, died very suddenly last
week. whilst seated in his chair in apparent
good health. He had been walking about town
but few minutes before he died. The physi-
clan pronounced the cause of his death as
paralysis of the heart.
A youth of nineteen, of Chestertown, named
Stradley, accidentally shot himself last week
and it is feared caused fatal results. He had
his gun in wagon, half cooked, and in remov
ing it therefrom he took hold Of the muzzle anC
pulled it toward him, when one barrel was dis
charged, the contents passing through his righ
side.
Nelo Enterprise at FeieralsJM0. 0.-Richarc
Mitchell and Cassius Woodward, tho forme
formerly of Smyrna and the latter from Michi
gan, will shortly begin the erection at tho depo
10 fredericksburg, Caroline County, larg
steam saw mill and canning factory. Tn
} whole establishment will cost not less tha
$4,000.
Hon. J. Tome, of Port Deposit, is the onl
! man in the United States who is President @
four national banks-(ecil National of POI
Deposit, National Bank of Elkton, Nations
Bank Of Fredericksburg, Va, and the Cit
zens' National Bank Of Washington The au
thorizcd capital Of these four banks is over on
million dollars.
0 Sudden Death. We regret to learn Of Ii
sudden death Of Mrs. Joseph Mallalieu, TO
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07
Political Notes.

The Republicans opened their new head
quarters in Wilmington on Monday night, and
gave house warming, at which Il. f. Pickles,
A. Higgins, II. NJ. jenkins and Wash. Hast
ings, Esqrs., made ten minute speeches.
The Democrats of this town organized their
club last Friday night, with John Mustard as
President and VIM. f. Waters, Sec'y. The
Republican club room is on the opposite side
of the street.-the former in the Wallace, the
latter in the Ward building.
The Democrats of Wilmington held large
meeting on Monday night at which MesSrs.
Lore and O. Byrne spoke.
Senator B4yard spoke in Milford last week
and was listened to by 252 people in the new
opera house. Speaking does not draw like it
used to.
Levi c. Bird, Of Wilmington, and f. S.
Reed, of Dover, are to speak for the Repub
cans of this Hundred, in front Of Foxwcll' S
next Friday night.
On Saturday night Democratic meeting
was held at Townsend. Samuel Townsend
presided John p. Cochran, Esq. the Demo
cratic candidadate for Governor was present.
Addresses were made by JOHN O'Byrne, ant
VIM. Reynolds of Wilmington, aud ii. z
Nowland, Esq, of Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

FRANKLIN INsrITUrE-The semi cenIennisl exhIbi
tiOn Of the franklin Institute Of Philadelphia com.
mencsd yesterday Tuesday and will continue until
ths 3lst inst. The spacious building at Thirteenth
and Market streets has been placed at the disposal
Of the Institute and there under roof that
more than two acres Of ground, will be gathered the
finest collection Of machinery ever exhibited in
motion in this cOunIy, while the industrial arts and
manufactures will be largely represented. The
manufacturers and mechanics Of Philadelphia and
the adjoining cities, have notified their intention oI
presenting specimens OF their arts and trades and
ths expectation Of the managers will doubtless be
fully realized in the largest exhibition Of this kind
that has ever taken place in the UniOn.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

ROBBING CHURCHs IN New CASTLE County
Some rogues broke into the NJ. +. Church
at Claymont, BrAniywine Hundred, during
the night, some three or four week ago. and
carried off valuable thirty hour clock. The
church was again entered on Monday or Tues
day night Of last week, and two large bibles
were carried off. The records were torn out
and left laying on the pulpit.
On Wednesday night last at the prayer meet
ing Of West Presbyterian Church, in Whining
ton, it was discovered that beautiful wax
cross, worth about $35, which had been
presented to the church, also two or three
covers of chairs used in the parlor and the large
Bible used in the service had actually beer
stolen.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

to provide trial Of speed between Perkins
Morrell and Andy johnson by the offer of a
purse of several hundred dollars to the winner.
These are the horses which we're so evenly
matched in the . 81 race at the Middletown
fair. Although Morrell won in four successive
heats, he was sometimes less than a half length
ahead, and the friends of Andy johnson believe
that h. can make even better time than yet
shown. -CDmmerctd,.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

It isn't Collector Simmons after all, but
dread dthought-anothsr Simmonsl The Boston
papers say it is brother; but we don't
family. and prefer to await the certified
genealogy. Who would have thought, any
way, that Butler could keep two Simmonses 7
For that matter, indeed be could mt. The
second Simmons seems, just now, 10 be keeping
him,-keepng him very fast. We do MT believe
there lives on Massachusetts soil the man that
can keep two Simmonses. Jno NJ Forbes and
all Beacon Street could ut manage one and
here is Butler getting kicked about like an old
shoe by the other Beware Of Simmons we tel
you; or either of the Simmonses It's baC
family to 20 ioolipg around It's nitro-g glycerint
at either end Tribune
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

PRErrY Coop FOR ONE FAMILY.-In a
speech in Wilmington last week Mr.. Bird got
off the following:
Democrats say Republicans have been in
them to find fault with the Republicans when
one family of the Democratic party have been
so long in power in this State. First Cove
salisbury becomes Governor of Delaware by
being speaker Of the Senate; then Willard
Salisbury is elected United States Senator ;
then Cove Salisbury is elected Governor then
Willard Salisbury Is reelected United States
Senator then James Ponder, brother in law
of the Saulsburys, is elected Governor and
Eli Salisbury is chosen United States Senator
10 place of Willard Salisbury, and then James
Ponder, the brother -in-law, appoints Willard
Salisbury Chancellor. Pretty. good for one
family in the Democratic party
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

THE SUSSEX DEMOCRATS have nominated
the following ticket:
For Senators.-John w. Causey, Cedar
Greek hundred John t. Moore, Little Creek
hundred.
For Representatives.-Asa F. Conwell,
Broadkiln hundred; Geo. IL. Phillips, Nanti-
coke hundred; John w. Phillips, Seaford
hundred; Robert }. I4ambden, Broad Creek
hundred Joseph G. McNeal, Baltimore hun
dred Paynter Frame, Indian River hundred !;
Shepard 2. Houston, Lewes 4 Rohoboth hun
dred.
For Sheriff. VIM. Gray, North West Fork
hundred.
For Coroner. r.-Wm. S. Nelson, Lewes and
Rehoboth hundred
For Levy Court Commissioners Samuel
NJ Simpler, Cedar Creek hundred; David K.
Smith, Nanticoke hundred Thos. w. Willin
North West Fork hundred VIM. o. Short
Dagsboro' hundred; JAS p w. Marsh, Tndiar
River hundred; William L. Rogers, Ssaford
hundred.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07
THE LITTLE ELECTION.

The election for Inspector and Assessor (And
in New Castle county for Road Commissioners
was held yesterday. The vote was light, as
usual.
For Duck Greek the vote was as follows:
FOR INSPECTOR,
n. F. Wilds, Dom. 329
ID. Stevenson, Rep. 275-64 maj.
FOR ASSESSOR,
B. F. Smith, Dem. S03
Isaac Truax, Rep. 288-15 maj.
The total vote was COB, an increase Of 65
over the same elestion of two years ago. The
total poll at the general election two years age
was ISL, or 1Ol short of the election of 10
We give comparative statements below.
The returns for this county are complete
and show remarkable Republican gains over
the little election of '72. TO wit:
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

THE MUsicAL MoNrHLT.-If there is any one
periodical published thd is adapted to suit every
Lover of music, professionalism amateur it is certain
ly PeteIs' Musical Monthly. II contains no less
than thirty-tw1 full sized pages of Music What
more could be asked for the modest SUN of th r.y
cents, and what musician can afford 10 be without
such publication Send thiriY cents for u sample
copy Address, J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
XnFk
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

Postmaster General Jewell is winning golden
opinions by his efforts in reforming his De.
partment. Senators and Congressmen in vain
urge him to keep their favorites on his rolls,
where public interest will be served by their
dismissal. 1t really looks as if the Post Office
is to be conducted throughout on sound busi-
ness principles without much regard to poll
tics. Such innovations must be startling to
the old stagers, but very acceptable to the
public.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

KENT COUNTY COURTs. The following is
the list of Jurors drawn for the October term
of the Superior Court, Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery and Court
OF Oyer and Terminer.
PETIT JURORS.
Duck Creek. N. Ransom, James Star
ling, VIM. Ii. Mannering, Nathaniel l.. Pratt.
Kenton.-Thos. English, Samuel Hutchinson,
Sr., Jenifer S. Taylor.
Little Croek.-Jas. B. Richardson, Charles
s. Clements.
Dover.-John s. Jester, Spencer Scotten,
Charles w. Powell, Henry Pratt, DR., VIM.
Parvis, John A. Slaughter.
North Murderkill. ll.-Charles Short, Henry
X. Hargadine, Robert j. Simmons.
South Murderkill.-Wm. w. Cullen, John
Harrington, Mark e. Chambers, John W.
Cooper.
Mispillion.-Jas. Porter, Chas. II. Baynard,
Samual Minner, Major Wyatt.
Milford. Jon. B. Cannon, VIM. II. Bethards
Thomas Watson, Robert Frame.
SPECIAL JURORS.
Duck Creek. Joseph FL. Anderson, Wilson
T. Cavender, Benz. Truax.
! Kenton-Isaac Green, John Wright
Little Creek Henry II. Moore.
Dover.-John IL. Hendrickson, WIN. Todd
Powell Aaron, Thomas b. Cooper.
North MurderkilI. David Harrington, Henr.
r. Draper.
South Murderkill Philemon c. Carter
John Simpson.
Mispillion. Thomas H. Dorman, Joseph W
Barker
Miford.-James H. Kirby, James Sapp.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

The report from New Castle county are very
meagre.
LATER.-Democrati majority in New Castle
county $50 to 200.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

Several citizens of ST. Joseph T, xas were visited
in the night Of the 25th ult., by masked men, and
threatened with death f they did not leave the town
within twenty four hours. The threatened citizens
left the town next day. They have had twenty y.two
Of the rufian", whom they could identity, arrested
for the outrage.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

Concerning the embarrassments Of Henry
Ciews 4 Co., the New York bankers, the facts
are that they have, for the present, suspended
the receiving OF deposits, and have transferred
to the custody of the Continental Bank their
latest received remittances This has been done
as prudential matter. 1t is stated that the
firm have negotiated loan in London, and
that in few days more they will be out of
trouble.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

BE Your OWN PHYSICIAN. N.-There is no
case Of Dyspepsia that Green's August Flower
will not cure. Come to the Drug Store of JAS
7: Hoffecker, Smyrna, and inquire about it.
Ii you suffer from Costiveness, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
or arrangement Of the System, try it. Two or
three doses will relieve you. Ague Conqucror
is the only remedy in the United State that
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or other poisons
injurious to the system, that will cure Fever
and Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fevers, &C.,
and the Chills not return during the season.
1t permanently cures Fever and Ague Of long
standing.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

ACCIDENT TO THE BALLOON MAN.-The
young man who went up in the balloon in this
town, the day Of the circus, narrowly escaped
with his life. When twenty or thirty feet from
the ground on the descent, he fell out OF the
basket and dislocated his wrist and injured his
hip and side. 1t was thought at the time that
his injuries were of most serious character,
but he is rapidly improving. DR.. Collins has
the case in charge. He has been kindly cared
for at the Delaware House. His name is John
Bristol, and is citizen of Ohio. He has been
ballOoning for three years, he says, and this is
his first serious accident though he shows
quite number of scars which he has acquired
by his ups and downs in the precarious busi
ness. He got into an excessively cold current
when at his greatest altitude, (he thinks he
went up about mile) which so benumbed hi,
hands as to render them almost useless, hence
his fall,
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

Most Of the cotton mills in Rhode Island began
running Monday on two-thrdI time. Al Lewiston,
Me-, the Continental and Lincoln Mills are running
on half time. The Androscoggin Mills will com
mence running on twO.thrds time Monday, and the
other mills will follow the example.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07
Gentlemen who Clothing need,

Gentlemen who Clothing need,
Act like gentleman indeed
Straight to TOWER HALL proceed
Do it suddenly.
Pick out Garments fresh and fair,
Fit for gentlemen to wear,
And to make the ladies stare
Most admiringly.
Every man who likes to shine,
In O suit of superfne,
Haste to Fashions favorite shrine
Haste, and happy be
Our patrons will find our Fall and Winter
Stock for this season, unusually complete, and
by advantageous purchases of materials at less
than cost, we are enabled to make prices lower
than ut any time since 1861 BENNETT &
CO., Tower HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR, SIS
MARKET STREET, halfway between 5th and
9th Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

The town elections in Eastern Connecticut Mon.
day. showed slight but general" Republican gains.
Large majorties were given for the Constitution al
amendments.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

ne local election Ia Corinth Miss, held Mon.
aay, was carried by the Conservatives for the frat
tine in eigh, years.
Smyrna times., 1874-10-07

TUE TIMES is published Wednesday afternoon BY
JossPH H. HoTTROKnR, Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
hDelswAre.
s90O in advance, sa5O
till the snd the year
alsrrsarsare padony at the option of the Publisher
AOvERrTsENENTs will be inserted att Gents
Ane for the inserton and
shalt cents. liberal made ,semi-sn
nual and yearly advertisers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11

= AUGUSTA COUNTY. vA.,) RYE,
GOLD IMPERIAL CABlNET,H
SELECTED RYE WHISKEY.
We are in receipt of choice lots of these goods,
IN HALF-BARRELS falso barrels), direct from dis.
tillers' hands, and call attention of the trade to
same. also, large assorted general stock of
WINES and LIQUORS for sale by
JENKINS, CAPERS & CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. liz south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
NH S-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
n,rp Ann DUCHESS OF Epis'o"'
DUKE AND MILL BURNED.
March 1O.-The Government VIII
LONDON, ~, newt Thursday, appointed iof
not procla a1 az Duke and Duchess OF Eoin'
the eht !,,o ,bc CITY. a holiday, but elaborate
ouIs aratsons are making to decorate the
pa ,"t of the procession. Extensive paSiiohs'
n;",Ir orpamented, are to be erected on he,
nent street. Eight thousand soldiers ana
Soo sailors and marines have been detalleo W
line the street. =, hoo
The lutte spinnipg-mill at Dundee mas
been burned. Twenty thousand peopie
surrounded the burning editce. Loss, Gloo,-
600. Seven hundred persons are thrown
out of employment. ,,., oa,oo
last night from General Sir Garnet Wolsley,
dated February 10th, says: "The King has
sent me one thousand ounces Of gold as the
first ipstaiment of the indemnity, Wild re-
onest for peace. | received his money at
Tommauah, and sent the treaty to Coomassie
for the Kings signature. An officer from
Captsin GloVer's force passed through Goo
massie unmolested, though his escort con-
sisted OF only twenty men. The last detach"
ment OF white troops will embark for home
on the 22d instant. The sick and wounded
are doing we'll"
A furious snow-storm prevails in England
to-day. In some places the storm IS accom-
panied by lightning.
The TELEGRAPH publishes long statement
signed by Charles Orion, in which the writer
confesses that he recognized the Iichporne
claimant rs bis brother the first time he saw
him, and that his silence was purchased with
five pounds paid monthly for one year and
q promise of thousand or two additional
at the conclusion OF the trial.
Germany.
TOUR OF THE WORLD.
LoSpoS, March 10.-A Berlin special to
the Doily Nc,ps announces that the Prince
Frederick Charles, of Prussia, will make a
tour around the world next summer. lie
goes eastward through Russia, Siberia, aud
japan. lands at San Francisco, naverSes the
United States, and returns to Berlin by way
of London.
VIENNA, March 1O.-The Hungarian Min
istry has resigned and the Emperor has ac-
cepted the resignation.
..-. Spain.
MADRID, March 10.-It is said that Cen
eral Joseph E. Concha is to succeed JoVeiiar
as Captain.G General of Cuba. Several proml-
nent Carlists have been expelled from MAO
rid.
-" France.
PARIS. March 1O.-In the Assembly yes
terdav M. Kpratry presented petition, in
which Gambetta is accused of having sacri-
feed the national defence to political de.
signs. The deputies of the Right resolved
to demand immediate consideration Of the
nafition ."f f-,.@.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11
New Hampshire Elections.

PORTSMOUTH, March 10.-The voting is
progressing quietly but briskiy, and there is
little scratching. Portsmouth will poll 8
large vote, and from present indications will
give McCutchin, the Republican candidate
for Governor, about 800 majority; an in
crease over last year. The Republicans are
gaining in Greenland and Newcastle, while
the vote in Rye thus far indicates Demo-
cratic gain.
LANCASTER, March 1O..-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans have elected a
moderator and town clerk in this village by
about thirty majority. =.
CONCORD, March 10.-Up to 10 O'Clock to-
might returns from % towns give McCutchin
1Republcan) 7,78l; Weston Demoerat),
S,013; Blackmer, 275. The Democratic net
gain in these Sc towns is SIP. If the remain
ing towns come in on the SAME ratio of Re-
publican loss Weston will be elected by the
popular vote. The Legislature will proba-
Oily be Republican, but by very close vote.
NASHUA, N. H., March 10.-The Demo-
Gratis are holding a Notification meeting,
claiming the Governor and the House Of
Representatives. with possibly the Senate.
$50 The --latest.
CoSCORB, March -10--Returns from 104
towns give Nice utchin 1891; Weston, IT,
49,; Blackmer, S96. The same towns last
year gave Straw fRepublican) 16, s97 Wes-
ton, 1856; Blaekmer and scattering, S25.
The Republican loss in the 104 towns is 96s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11
sudden and Mysterious Death OF City
Official.

LOUISVILLE, March 10.--Adolph Ram.
mems, tax-receiver of this city. died suddenly
Yesterday. His life was insured chiefly in
eastern companies for about $4,000, Of
which amount 100000 insurance was OBJ
tanned within the last eight weeks. The in
surance agents here have procured post
n,orten examination of the body, and the
stomach was sealed up for chemical analysis
to determine the cause of death, which the
family physicians certify was congestion OF
the brain. Arumor is current on the street
that Rammens was behind-hand IN his &C.
counts with the city, though no evidence OF
such a character has yet been developed.
Rammens was to have met the Finance Com.
mittee of the City Council yesterday after
noon for final settlement of his accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11
BY James III. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction GERS,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
4 OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI,
co, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE CHARLES
CITY ROAD, AND ApJo!NING THE THE LA 4 Sis
OF STEPHEN B. SWEENEY, JOHN BASS,
AND OTHERS, AT AUCTToE:--By virtue OF
deed OF trust dated February 25th, iS7l, 10 the
subscriber, from William Scott and vile, recorded
in the clerks office Of Heprieo County Court IN
deed-book SO, page 144, TO secure the ptymen: OF
certain negotiable note therein mentioned, default
having been made In the payment thereof, ana az
the request OF the holder Of said note, Will proceed
to sell at PUBLIC auction on The premises; at II
1874, TWO TRACTS OF LAND Us above located,
the first known as the PLEASANT.ElnLD OF ~ me
New Market tract, containing SEW
AND ONE FIFTH ACRES more or less tne
second known rs DEEP BOTTOM, containing
ONE ACRE, morc or LEGS
TERMS The decd requires all cash, but oy tEs
consent of The holder Of said note the sale Will be
made ON the following ierps enough i9 s sasn 70
nav, the expenses OF the sale, ouehal OF the re.
inainder In cash, and the balance ~ ninety days
for negotiable note, Interest adueo a9I sa,Isiac-
Trustee.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
NH .s-f5te fsctssz fEss 80 sssFE s.sf.b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-11
Pennsylvania Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-At the annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania railroads, the
report shows the receipts of the main line
to Pittsburgh to be S24,sS6,00s, and the net
earnings 90, 445, 1908; receipts of the united
New jersey roads, SS,5l6,739; net earnings,
$1,724,551. The deduction of the rental OF
roads and canals shows loss on the Jersey
roads of SGS5,6S9; leaving surplus Of
$1,513, OFT net profit on the whole lire from
New York to Pittsburgh, after providing for
10 per cent. dividend and interest, &c.