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MARIANA PRADO.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT OF
pERu-oFF ron NIAGARA YALLs

MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT OF
pERU--oFF ron NIAGARA FALLS.
General Mariana Prado tho President elect OF Peru,
who, with his SUITE arrived this city on Monday
nigh. waited yesterday morning At the Claren-
don Hotel by several well known New York merchants
in the Peruvian trade and most cordially welcomed 10
the metropolis. Among the carly callers the Clar-
endon we're Colonel Frcyerc, formerly Peruvian
Minister; Senior Paxos, L. NJ Munox, senior yiena and
Mr.. William X. Grace. The last named gentleman
placed his carriages ut the disposal Of General Prado
and party and extended every possible cour,csy. Tx
pressing a desire TO some OF tne principal hotels
aud their method oil operation. the General VAS
gratined la this respect, and observed that
lac glad 10 see the stat' iucnt OF experienced
travellers in reference to the superiority Of New York
hv.cs trutniuiiy illustrated. Sir. Grace then
cvupanicd the distinguished visitors 10 The Reservoir
with the fuil Operations OF which General Prauo MAS
iusdc acquainted The party halted a the new ST.
l'rado seemed 10 take great interest IN
aiming the surroundings OF the magnificent
10 ne uusurpassci IN point OF architectural beauty.
As Sightseeing would be nothing without visiting
Central Park mr. Grace the party splendid drive
expanding Us he went along the features OF
terrst Tor which the iavorc resort last becoming
widely known. General prado subsequently, visited
the Post ONCE, aud ~ns then conveyed to BrooAlyn,
and upon v.owing and examining the great pier of
the coiossal Lriuge that Is 10 be- cUncured IA The opn
III many others that such desirable undertaking
should have been commenced anu completed years
ago. The Scneral and party then took q pleasant
drIvc through Prospect Park retaining by the way OF
Clinton avenue, arriving ut the Clarendon Hotel In
Ncs York Al hni-past seven O'Clock carriages
waiting ana General Prado and SUITE accompanied
by Mr. Charles Flint drove the Grand Central depot
and took the eight O'Clock tram ior Niagara Fails
licre the party will remain Tor about a
day, returning by way ~ philadelphia. where
they Will examine the Centennial buildings and
other objects 0i interest the Quaker CITY u Is
pcctcd that General rrado will arrive IN this city on
FRIDAY night or saturday morning, when his iutufe
programme win be arranged BEFORE leaving last night
the General enecred his thanks 10 Mr. W. H. Grace aud
the other merchan Tor the great Kindness and cour-
tesy they Lad 50 Tar displayed IN bis regard
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with Harrington since and also after the trial at WASH
ington Harrington sought mo numerous times and
begged me to keep Benton out ofthe way. and did
succeed IN keeping Benton out OF tho way. Harring
Ton gave SIS. 900 IN this job
RxroRrER-where were you when Harring tons trial
was proceedings
Amxs-well, I was in Washington on and ON. /
stayed away from Washington altogether after Dstec
tive Wood and Solicitor Wilson were getting we'll
tho Investigator Of the case
PROSECUTED BY sAscocK
REroRrER-Now, Niles, what Is there further In this
statement you making that you wish TO say as
PRESENT.
Mn.rs-Thero are other things OF which am cogni
zan but at this time will say that make this state
ment because have stood the blunt and the persecu-
tions Of the matter all through and since have ascer
tanned from trustworthy informant that Babcock
was making efforts TO close my mouth by sending me
TO this prison now mako this statement public for
the first time and is every particular There
tho men Al Washington who nrst got me into that
job and who made solemn pledges and promises to me
that the whole power Of the government would DO be-
hind me for protection which viii not now mention,
Notwithstanding they have broken these promises.
Now, my plan proposed TO those this:-After
breaking open the safe and getting the papers and
books to retain them until the day; then they
could be taken up to Aexandcrs house; but Harring-
ton would not listen The job be com petcd
that night Hence the failure. Now, since
this thing has been under investigation and trial,
have been offered $40 900 Tor what have stated TO-
day. refused to say word do not expect any
sympathy from tho public. here for fourteen
years and propose to begin to unload.
REPoRrER-aaye you nnishsds
MnE5-Yea
After some casual conversation Niles shook hands
heartily with me and left his lxbora
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full feather and felt well satisfied with his experience
East lie IL working like beaver night and day 10
sorganizcn nomination
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THE CASES OF FRAUD IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, H., April II, lS7d
In the United States Court this morning Mr. J. p.
Ward appeared and pleaded not guilty Of the charges
against hun IN connection with whIskey frauda He
gave bail IN $4,000 Philip wadsworth, ex-ColIectos
of Internal Revenue. also pleaded not guilty.
Mr. Houtell, Tor tue nment, concluded his argo
mcnt IN the Ficisingcr and Scavcrens case and tht
Judge with bret charge gave the case ~ sns Jesj
with instructions 10 deliver q scaled verdict
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CONVICTION or FRAUDULENT CONSPIRACY n
MILWAUKEE.

The jury trying tho OF Nunncmacher, charssd
with fraud upon the revenue Ia the collection OF the
whiskey tax len the court room al noon today and
returned Al eight o. clock this evening They brought
IL yerdlcs u guilty ON the fourth count charging
CouspSncy
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FLOUR TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

The following is statement Of vessels
which cleared from the port of Richmond
20 ports in Brazil, South America, in 1873:
American brig Abbie c. Titcomb, Ede-
yeau. January I'd, Rio de Janeiro, 4.012
whole aud 200 half barrels flour, shipped by
GaIleso Mills Manufacturing Company.
British barkentine Jane Molloy, Kirby,
January 1ih, Rio de Jaueiro, 1,504 whole
and $50 half barrels flour, shipped by
Walker & Saunders.
Argentine brig Folante. Reiter, January
9th, Pernambuco, 2,400 whole and $50 half
barrels -four. shipped by HaxalI, Crenshaw
& Co.
American balkentine William Cobb, Bra.
DIV. January oh, Rio de Japeiro, 1929 whole
and 200 half barrels four, shipped By Dun
lop & McCance.
British brig Compeer, Ellis, January 18th,
Pernambuco and Bshja, 4,554 barrels flour,
shipped BY the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company.
German bark Pepita, Gatjen, January 18th,
Rio Grande do Sui, 2, 40S barrels flour, ship
ned by the Gal,ego Mills Manufacturing
Company.
American brig Mary Celeste, Tuthill, JAN
nary 18Th. Rio de Janeiro, 2 S23 whole and
no half barrels flour, shipped by Haxail,
Crenshaw & Co.
American schooner Wassrline, White
more, January 18th, Peruambueo. 2,S4S
whole aud 30 bali barrels -four, $50 barrels
rosin, shipped by the Gallego Mills Manu-
featuring Company.
German barkentine Penguin, Won Appep
January 10Th, Rio do Janeiro, $3.50 whole
and $50 half barrels -four, shipped by Dun
lop & McCance,
German baIk Braz!leira, Jachens, January
| aad, Bio de Janeiro, $3.50 whole and sQ(
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II will he observed that there are o extra.
ordinary cxpe nses charged during the year.
Expenditures usually cbargeatle TO that &C,
count have been made, but they have all been
taken up in operating expenses.
The unusual exhibit Of an Increase Of II
per cent. in gross receipts, and net income
more than double that Of the previous year,
and that during period of extraordinary
depression in general business, and especially
in railroads, is very encouraging. This result
has been obtained without suffering the road
and property to depreciate.
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
of the bonded debt maured during the year,
Of which S50, 800 had been paid up to The
30th of September out Of the current reve
nue. OF the company without creating a new
debt. The holders have been notified tina,
the company * Ieady to pay the balance. but
they seem unwilling to accept the money,
and notice has not been given that the inter-
est shall cease.
Since the close OF the fiscal year S35 900 OF
the az " Per cent. bonds have beea sold al 924
and interest, and several holders Of the due
bonds have minated that they will accept
the new bonds in exchange for the old Oh
these terms.
Twenty-three thousand dollars Of the due
bonds nave been paid Since the close Of the
fiscal year. making the amount now out>tapd.
ing SIC 800.
The following is statement of the affairs
of toe company from the commencement OF
the work TO the 1sI DAY of October, 1875:
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SPECIAL NsyslCp.
aT NEW-YEAR's BARGAINS,
NEW-yEAR's BaRs .rx..
At WILLIAM THALHraERs ANS
6e1 BROAD STREET, CORNER s,r7.
sss.yAa rt,sacE,.

| DRESS GOODS
The largest, best, and cheapest stock In ,,s
Iinteud closing ont ms entire stock or d-e.. As
persons viii find Il to their advantage "a dos
call before buying elsewhere
PLAID POPLIss reduced from 25 ,o1e..
PLAID POPLINS reduced from 81 10 osc.
PLAID P0PLINS reduced from so ana a.
40c.; w. %
SOLIp-COLOR POPLINs, and ALp,c,w
reduced from 10 to 20 per cent: "S'
WoRsTED FIRING Gs, all colors, :, mattel,
&C.: ~'0i
BLACK and COLORED SILKS:
BLACK and COL0RED SATiSs.
SILK POPLINS, &C., very chezp.
DARK sEAL'BRoWS SILK PoPLISs a, ~,
worth 81; '"'
BLACK ALPACAS exceedingly CHEAP.
BLACK MERISOs, Ca CHMEREs. cprov
CLOTHS, aud other mourning good, a, -.
lowest prices 'Ns
WHITE aud CoLoRED TABLE-LINESs ,,a
NAPKINS, sHEETINGs, COTTOSs. Frsr
NELs, TOWELS, QUILTS, &C., at the rsrv
bottom prices; -!
BLANKETS, SH&WLS, SKIRTS, CLo,Ks g.
very cheap;
CAsSlhERES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS
JEANS, &C., the greatest bargains OF the se,.
son;
100 dozen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, .w, ,b,.,
and four buttons, ut 75c. per pair worth sl.a,
rs sczen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, two hpf,on,
at 81 worth $3.50;
SO dczea INITIAL LINEN HASDKERcgJrps
at Csc worth 40c.. and at SOC. worth Csc:
100 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMES,s SILK
sCARFS from 25c. to 81 apiece;
A large line Of WIDE aud NARROW RIBBONS,
CORShTS. HOSIERY, CAMBRIA EDGISGs'
and ISSERTlNGS. SHIR r.FkDSTS, &c:
LADIES, GENTLY MEMS, and MISSES MERI
NO VEST and DRAWERS sold very cheap In
fact. everything win and must be sold Us have
u very full stock ON hand.
so give me call and secure some Of the 2rea.
bargains at WILLIAM THALRlMER'S,
de 80 .-.-ss sol Broad street,
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s4Sl.O37 90


3Oth September, 1S75............ S2SS,249 80
THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The accompanying reports show in full
detail the operations for the year of this
division of the company's property:
1t will be secn that the earnings Of
this division for the year as report0~
ed ............................. S03S42S %
The working expenses for the same
period are. 4V9,IOo %
Decrease Of net earnings for the year 55,5S4 II
TIE NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD.
This property, designated as the Salem
Branch, has, by arrangement between that
company and this, been operated. as hereto
fore, in connection with the other lines of
this company. This arrangement secures a
considerable saving of expense, and is in
every way promotive of the intersts of both
companies. Separate and complete accounts
of all its business and expenses are regularly
kept in the general office Of this company,
and which will be found with the other
statements of reports of subordinate officers
herewith submitted. They show decided
improvement In the gross income and net
results of the year. This property, it is
not doubted, will ultimately prove to be an
interest of considerable value TO this com.
pany.
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The following is condensed statement of
transported during the year ending
September 30, 1875:
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NJ GLORIOUS NEWS
FOR ALL DRY GOODS BUYERS !!
SYCLE BROTHERS

SYCLE BROTHERS
are Offering now the balance of their WINTER
STOCK at greatly reduced prices in order not to
carry any goods over from one season 10 another
They have therefore always NEW and FRESH
GOODS In stock, and are able TO sell them at the
running market prices. Amongst the special bar
gains they now offer are the FALL GOODS marked
down 10 COST PRICE:
so pair WHITE BL ASKETs at 3d. reduced from
:4.75;
Is na,r WHITE BLANKETS at *4.25, reduced
from:6.5O;
100 COMFORTS at $3.50 worth 1925;
so pieces CARPET at o5, 80, 40, so, aud 6oc.-all
25 per cent, below their value;
RUGS In ZEN different sizes-very cheap;
Rorf1.EyARD and BALMORAL SKIRTS at one
half oil their value;
500 sHAWLS-an the latest styles-reduced 10 less
than cost price TO close out the whole stock;
REAyER and CRINCHILLA CLOTHS, CASSI-
MEgEs, WATERPRoOFS, CLOAKINGS,
&c. at a great deal less than their value;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS, in plain, mixed, plaid
and striped, at astonishing low prices.
We are determined to close this whole stock cal
regardless or cost.
LOCO nair GLOVES and GAUSTL ETS ut 25, 80,
aud 4oc.-reauced from so and 6oc.;
40 pair LADIES CENTENNIAL DRIVING
GAUNTLETS with pocket-booksl attached, q
one half OF their cost. Don't fall 10 look a
these goods, as you can save so pa. cent? nov
by buying them from US.
LADIES' aud GENTS UNDERWEAR at lowe
nyices than ever known before;
FLANSEI4S In white, red, blue, aud yellow--rs
tuced from to l5c. per gard.
i We now offer our Csc. WHITE FLANNEL st 5os
per yard.
Don't miss this chance, You viii never have an
other one where you can buy rs many DRY GOOD
! for your money ~ you eau nowat
sYCLE BROTHERS.,
42s Broad street. between Fourth sud Fifth.
de25
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The above shipments were inside In vessels
consisting Of $50 scbooners, barks, and
brig. The tonnage of 1875 exceeds that Of
1874 by fifty per cent.
The above very interesting table was
kindly prepared for US by Mr.. L. Bremond,
general forwarding and shipping agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. whose Office is at the company's
wharves. below Rockets. The 1923 tons of
salt mentioned 10 the table were received di.
rect from Liverpool. and the 1855 tons OF
plaster were received direct from Nova SEQ
tia. The report shows handsome exhibit
for 1876, being fifty per cent. in excess OF
1874, taking into consideration the fact
that the business did not open until March.
Mr.. Bremond reports that the prospects for
1876 are very flattering, and from present
indications the business for January and
February will compare faverably with No
vembcr and December. 1875.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS are now offer.

$50 dozen TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES IN black,
cOlOred, opera shades, and white, nj 73c-tha
80 quality generally I,1 selling at $l25 to $3.50:
both black and colered, at soc. worth from 81
100 dozen ZEN 'FLEEcE-LINkD GArSrLETs =.
s7Xe.. reduced from CSC !: ' y - -
CHILDREN's CASHMERE GLOVES at s7c, re.
70 o dozen 'fSI sSi at &c., the same
usually sold at $3.50:
2edozeu BUCK GAUNTLETsa at 75c. worth fully
GtSfLIsMEN,s BLACK KID GLOVES A, Sc
so " dozen i'i E. Dig HEMsTlTcHEp HAND.
hERCaiEsS (pure linen) at l2h:. worth
LINN ca@BRic HAsDKERcHIaFs at
+2Si w Ssil d ia!ly sSs
at 20c worth S5c; at csc. worth fully 37c.;
125 dozen LADIES' WHITE hERINO HOSE at
l2hc. worth Soc; go dozen FLEECE
so dozen FuRE scakF s at a5s .. rsdssi
nom 5Oc.; 20 dozen at 40c. reduced from
SILK Observation-Disclosures 4, eos. worth
CHiLDREN's woRsTED sAcQUEs-very
A very large stock of PLAIN and FANCY TOW
lis at greatly reduced prices;
SILK TISSUE in SEAL BROWN at soc. worth
Go 10 COHEN BROTHERS for the best quality,
cheapest, and best assortment OF Dress Goods In
tile CITY.
Besites hundreds Of pieces of Coored Dress
Goods at reduced rates, they are selling
BLACK ALPACAs at 22c; worth SOC. at SOc.
cheap at 374c, ~ 33c. selling generally At 45c',
at Acc. worth fully &c.;
SILK LUSTRE at 81 and 75c. valued at s1.2e;
ALL.WOOL forty-two inch wide TAMlsE At
65c., sold generally at ~;
CASHMERES, DRAP BETA BOMBAZlSES,
and other mourning goods at reouced rates;
BLACK SILK at Coo, GROS-GRAIN PuRE
worth 81, II $3.50 fully woEiliS2.25, At 1905
worth 50, at 1880 worth gssBest imported at
Sa.35 worth So;
STRIPES and PLAIDS at 25 per cent. less
than importation price.
Also, all the various evening shades at nearly half
their regular value.
half value; also, LULORkD SILK YhLVETS
II 1925 worth So.
VELVETEENS- In various new shades, 1t soc.
worth 90c Black at soc. worth soc, at zoe.
worth 9Oc.; Plaid iIewl al 75c. worth $3.50;
imported POLUNA IsE, silk embroidered, from
SIS to S25 worth FULLY double
Also 8 large stock OF CARPETS and n0or OIL
CLOTHS al greatly reduced rates.
so pieces OF MARBLr. TABLE UiL-CLOTH al
near half It's vau". de ~
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TAXES.

rE.-MANCHESTER TAX-PAY-
IN MR., remember that on the 1st OF January,
1876. there Will be aided to all city and school
taxes unpaid at that time FIVE PER CENT. of
Treasurer 10 settle on the LIST OF February follow
ing he Will be compelled to proceed perem ,torily
In the collection OF the said taxes immeaia after
LUG a'' ~ eeA" j. w. BRONAUa Oh, JR.,
Treasurer of the city Of Manchester.
&c l5.W&StJal
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Eesrg an increase over last Ysar off,. 3,2s75
ss;ss i;sn Il; 81 ssss5ss
Total miles travelled by local passer-
Being m Increase over last year off,. $4,000
s!cse's. .. .... y. .o $4,000
Being an increase over last year off,. 133,o95
Increase iu miles travelled by s!l pas
Total earnings from all passengers: .s250.od2 3s
Belt q a decrease from Inst year OFF,. 9S3o ~
This decrease of earnings Is due, first, to
The diversion of part of the through travel
by the Virginia Midland road, ard, secondly,
to reduction OF rates induced by the COM
petition at Danville consequent on the OPEN
Ing of that line, and the necessity thereby
created of accepting with connecting lines
pro rotd rate on much OF the travel which
passes over the entire line to and from points
south of Greensboro, instead of the locals
heretofore received.
The following statement, carefully con-
densed from the general account OF the au-
ditor, shows copcisely the financial condition
Of The company Oh the 30ih of september,
1875:
Entire Indebtedness secured by mortgage exclusive
OF that TO tile STATE So,O61'foc "
Balance 10 STATE ooo'6oo W
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COMMERCE.
rich ga o nd Dock.

II 4 c h M n ID o elk.
The following are the statistics of the dock
commerce for the fiscal year, including com.
pafasiye statements of the inward and out.
ward movement of The leading articles du-
ring the past three fiscal years ending Both
September OF each year. The inward move"
nlent for the three years was as follows:
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The following is tie movements Of vessels
OF all kinds in and out OF The dock during
the last fiscal year, en1inG September 30,
1917.
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IS7S-'A.
lS74.'5.

Tine quantities of various articles sent I'D
the canal the same fiscal years were ::
1878.
Coal, tons. 1909 Nails. &C, kegs. ,653
Fertilizers, tons.... 3 0Sl Plaster tons ....I' O4l
Iron tparl, tons.......47a salt, sacks
1874.
Goal, tons ...."..20.2a4 Nails &c., keys. 1882
FERTILIZERS, tons. 232S Plaster tons. ...3,399
Hon lhar) tons 5l2 salt, sacks ......3O,57G
1915.
Merchandise, C. ,al. ,ons.....l5642
pou ads. ...3,19S ,369 iron tharj, tons 5UY
Miscellaneous, troR-ore, tors,l3S3
pohLn5. '...Zo Vt1,ol Lumber, tons. ....2,5G9
salt, SACKS ..''..2S6Ie Sand, &c, ions.......7l
Plaster, tons. 1865 Ice, tons. .........457
GuIuo, tons. .......S ,555 Shells, &C., tons Obs
Lime, tons. .,,.......26l Nails, kegs ..I3SaS
Cement, tCns........,S3i Wocd, cOrds... Z SEQ
Naluies, tons........57Si
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Value Of Exports for the Year.
The following is a statement of the value

RAILR 0 ADS.
Richmond and Petersburg
The following is statement Of the busi-
ness Of TIC Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Company for their past fiscal year:
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4, e,,mond. Fro acrfcksbnrg md Poio-

falac.
The following is q statement of the com.
paws operations for the last fiscal year:
Receipts from transportation have 40 % r.a ,n
been .....................s.s.s. SS70 546 ~
Renis OF real estate. 1884 2 az
Dividends. - GOV "
Making a gross revenue of..........., S3S2,296 IA
And expenses or transportation have 800 o.ooa
been. .......-.........'..-''''.. Aoo'o1o 20
Leaving net revenue of...,......... s202,2ae 20
In this statement the amount received
from other companies on account OF tneir
proportion of the expenses OF maintaining
The through trains does not appear, put Inc
difference between the total cost OF maintain
ing the through trains and what has been re.
ceiYed frnm other companies az their proper
ton of this expense has been included IN tne
cost of transportation. This change in pre-.
sentipe the statement of receipts and ex-
penscs Of the company makes an apparent
iaIlin. off in IT'S gross receipts for the year
ending September 30lb last as compared with
that of the previous year of 500 $3.50 in.
stead OF SIG, 279 =, the real falling Oft; whilst
the reduction OF expenses during tbe year as
compared with those Of the previous year
has been S49.0894S, thus making the net
revenue Of the company S202, 24876, or
S22 5s9.7G more than that of the previous
wear. This net revenue has been used to
pay interest, dividends on guaranteed stock,
and other payments chargeable to the profit
and loss account, and to meet large and ex-
traordinary expenditures at Bouiton and in
additions 80 equipment. These expenditures
at Boulton. which have been for long time
contemplated by the board, were rendered
Immediately necessary in cons equence OF
decision BY the Court Of Appeals of Virginia
affirming the validity of an ordinshce of the
city of Richmond requiring the company to
dispense with the use Of locomotives On
Broad street east of Belvidere street. The
company have therefore been obliged to
erect at Boulton q machine-shop, engine.
house, Office, and storeroCms, and to remove
their engines and shop.fxtures to that point.
The following is a statement of the affairs
of the company from the commencement OF
the work to September 80, 1875:
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The outward movement Of the leading
articles during the same period was as fol.
lows: Z.
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INWARD
James River and Nauawha Canal.

The following is Il comparative exhibit OF
the receipt of leading articles of merchan-
disc at L Edmond by the James River and
Kaoawha canal for the fiscal year ending
septemb,r 80, 1878, and The two preceding
years