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spS generally on level with Its most vslu.h. -.
coal through the fourshinF eonmsreis town Of -
Oh q Brss oh i've miles north. 20 UqnsskA NJ xxHs
burg IL connect with the Military Tract RnhD.S 80
With is extension, ths Aurors Branch Road VIII
the Galena sr9 Chicago Railway. COMPLETING n.y. ~
tart and nearly straight liBe nom Bururoa ID ~
Lake Michigan Aboat Is miles from Psc,. y - b
the lrois Gen ,Ts Rsilrsy, openinss hvOrahl. 49,
Gslena are Dubuque TO Bufngton ard TIE S,,s.e r,a
and west-2 line that must be lArsey used aaras ~ ia
n snths. while the Mleissiepi 10 fruzen. II seac
eastern proposed tey.ina'Son with The oAio a. ~
Rsilroads az and rear Lafayette. Indiana Mo-
Peoria IS destined 70 be most important ,,,,.
efu Railroads cursory view q the map vii -
desirable for the aceomnda on q vast dss,r,cs - sv
Will be the contemplated Railway from peor. 80, ,ssry
yills and Toledo. ard 70 LAtaystte-heru sAoN
the Indian 'pobs and RelleioEiane Roads ana ss "a
direct line OF Railroads Urn the Atlantic 10 ssosss
probably me shortest sns best thai can be made o -
The PEORIA and oQU AwKa RAILRoan
OF The eheapesi ever built More ,hsa thirty mi.. =
track Is 90 dead level that the GRADES no
mile and the grse sAon. tss,e
hpe q only twehty-tye feet.
The " afeiial aud location are OF sus f.,o-x,a 4
that responsible contractors have undertaken b. -
OF the Road for DOT exceeding S2 GO - ea
ard they have the sotOn Of try miles fruu 49, l-
Knoxville nearly ready for the rsils II
Sl per mile viii pish snd fully eqap H. - nt
and III. expense OF working u viii be mst..n, se>
BY the chsspness OF fuel along the hoe I've cosl aseed
mirsbly sdapted tor cokng and IN oSomotis ~ ~
Road Will a. Burlington, connect with the R.,l,a "a
posed TO he trade thence west 20 the mouth al - ~
to aid which grants Of land BY Congress are pox ss
si6erstion OF that bndy; thus extending tAs 49,.
Ohio and Indians Roads via For; Wayne uealy sss ~
Wis Peoria and Burlington a. the Missoari River '~
The individual subscription. and suh.r,p,,~ "a
various TO $50 e0 and are al esr.4s
available and likely 20 be increased The proceed. al ~
Bonds offered 10 be applied 10 payinf bf A.t
for the western section OF the Road which na,t -
dia,ely opening. be crowded with proStahls -,
from the rch agricultural and mineral proiec,s a -
country and from the vast through merchandise sna -,
senser traffic which now, through roundabout Co.,
reaches Burlington and is from that point eircnlstes s
lows by Steamers and 8 welLdeyel ped system Of fs
Roads.
These Bonds win bo soid 81 Auction on wEDNEsnlv
noon the Esd June at the Merchants Exchange @''i
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Passed b. e Assss,u Kspey, rom Ne" orsAhs or Asi
ss.h E,crhospe slss1ou, from New fot for Hsh
~ ai.f InSa Hobhs Madeira Tor Cotstaet eaky
faluouth-I 3h sarah Sands tl Thompson he~ TON n
T,sl ,hort 81 oa-voua supplied and se sane evening
PyaouhP,.seS b. 2th, Robert Wau hor bre@en of new
yor- y,a .,A,o. c..,,-.,o.
r.Ss., ga prev 2sth Caroline Gray for Philadelphia
9Th, Napoleon, Han Liverpool for Booh
s.nrs- Irr NAY o. JuhA Wikon Boston Tor Cronstsdt
s.a@st.olu,-ATr. 18th Chase, BE, Charleston
p,enep-arr e6ih. Emily. Scott, New York -
n,~er-sh 9Th, Bird Smith. Eevcastie, Eas 18th, "
sumner Dyer, DARING Silks Bostos. 3o1 Connhl
chsse New Yorh 3. Mary Ward Moody, Newport w. 70 bad
Hssresd a7h Hevsua Marsh New Tork Lancashire, Bent-
inop 2h Statesman Anderson, Ind Jno Curts h"san 90
2sh, Rome, OTIS DO.
BordesuI-Arr a7h, Mary Dale LEAR Belfast, L, to lead ''r
Philadelphia
sld I'm the Roads 2st, Cornelius. An3erson Sev York
Ma,ssles-Au 25th, Mary H. yose Moore, Barcelona So
csh, Diamond, Crawford aad Zion Yale, Gdths new
York. re-.
Cadi1sd SAD Es.e1, Williams Adra, oad for Boston lcaP'
Welsh probably sick.
A. 1lsoa Bay C. H., Aprii H. Unity Groion, for Boston
Thomas, May The Helene Jufsensen OF fensois, ro
New Yo for place harsoso, has arrived here under
sts having on 9Th ut lat co. lon a. had earned away y
heavy sea mas stanchoRs suvAks, eabooee &C shs ''
Tie nssrvs Buck h BaNinor for Belfast put " here las
rsuorted has condemned and sold her cargo
Win be iorgarded BY the Repuoneanef' WHICH has SNeN ~
E7OO convey Il 70 Belfast . 80,
Ds,s rom Croastadt May a. At which time the steamers
had moi been able The weather was warm
600, Ss of rain aen and thought passage would be
omen Ia day Several were IN sht, coming up
o the above date.
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spoken, &c.

June IT, Pm Of Point Judith, seen ship Magnolia hrop
from for New-Y OH wind SW.
date lat 81 NJ long 20 W. ship Peterhof, Endieo from
Havana for ST. Petersburg
lat 81 10, long "A 4o b. brig Zephyr whpple from Bos
ton jacksonville.
March a. 90 long So 60 bark Lady Suffolk, Of
and from Boston for Rotterdam.
March a. lat A. min long 81 10 E ship ST. Petersburg Me
Lesn, late Reardon deceassd) from Calcutta for Lond0u
April 10 long 20 20 bark LUCIA Mana Enmerton ou
salem March - for Zsnzibsr.
April lat 81 20 S. ons IS 30 w, ship sathovns Benin, from
New YoTk March y for San Francisco.
April 10, lat Is N, ~ 81 w, ship Robert WsshngtoA
Boston, doubt ship Robert C. Winthrop, YounG
from Boston March 26) Tor San Francisco
April So lat Is NJ long 30 W. ship Empire Ihorndts Ira New
York March 2o) for San Francisco.
May 81 IS long 10 &c. ship Arab from Boston for London
and East Indies.
May IS mile, ssE from Tuskar b. ship EudOeis from Liver
pool for New lork.
s. ~ long O. Br barb Mon;sEuma, from Liverpool for
Mobile.
rsy the GraHd Bsnl bnS Harriet Holmes from Bremen for
New iork.
june IT, At IoAM. Cape Cod w. sw IS miles ship
Parliament, from Boston for Liverpool
Juhe4 Ions 1928, schr Ellen, I'm. Boston for Curacao
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Disasters, &c.

sHp GAHoSrp sbemaB Sandwich Islands, Of and for New
Bedford before reported at Rio yaseo in distress condemned
and ordered TO be sold Bark Ottawa Of New
Yok Montague had been chartered at 81 per bb
oil per for bone 20 take forward her The
latter loaded and about ready sail for New Bedford
Leach Of and from Salem, Feb 10 for Sacramento
Rio Janero distress, condemned
prev and ordered sold The Adns old
SCI, lS6tuns.
scHA Hansnr ESvrIIor Haver passing the draw Rocks
Bridge Newbuypor Friday struck filed and sunk like
accident happened the vessel last Luckily, she IS
loaded with coal loss be much the cost Of
dscharsug in that situation
Bermuda, by the hashow the
ship fremont Jamaica LyerpOo vessel and part
OF the cargo lost
The been sod at San Francisco by the
Marshall March 81 bark Orion (Br) for $780, April ship Rob
Roy Br 81 600 sh, barks George MARTHA 81 900 KeOka,
Major Thompkns, $780, 9Th, barks Edward
OBJ 81 100 Oelo Br 1880 May g. steamer. Fashion,
1925 18th, Empire $1,000; schr. LshtRns, b. SGD
scnE ELLss Charleston Baltimore the
9Th inst o the Frying shoa experienced heavy blow from
s. L. 10 NJ winch swept the deck and did other damage
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1s-hrrfved-Bnss Lydia Rarhsm
Turner Young, Wooster, CALAIS, Ne schrs Alex
,pder Perry New Il. Paynier Nevl, Richmond Aaba
ma Davis Thomas Ireland somers, Boston George "a
ward MAY dol L. White, Corson, Providence; Ashton Eliot
HewYsk &c BARK Turner, DO Blocmer, Kilgan, DO; MI
stowers w s. Robbins Cahwnght, Port Waltha
Cerro Gordo Atwood Deep Greek L. Surtevan Coon, New
York Lopez Lake Psvtucket KedrOH, Lake, Bridgeport
Back William, fuleJ, Boston.
! Cleared-seamer KenDebec, Clark NesYork: bngs X T.
Lopez Kenny, and market r. Eugene Fhnton
Portsmouth n H.; schrs Lydia Faruham Sumner Bath, Ne )
Blooaer Klmsn Boston mgahee, Slower Boston kalooah
Garer Mobile L. Catherine DAVIS Charesown, Mass Ions
dale Baker Providence Alabama, Davis. hon Thomas Ire
land sorner Boston; George Edward May, Roxboro J. L.
White Csrson Providence James Kelley Turner Boston; Ash
land Elliot Boston r. c. Buck, Turner Bo-ton w s. Robbins
Fall Rver W. =. Williams, Rogers Norsichj Grace
Darps Bartlett Bridgeport Lopez Lake, ProydeDcej he
drop Iake Pawtscket propeller Novelty, Bsss NswYor
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DROPOSALS will be received Tor sums

II OOhl<O Will ItCclNCu
Of not less than 81 GOO at the office Of O. s Robbins
Son, No 50 Wsllst- until Wednesday next the lotn
June stsp N. for sE 5000 r.. 7Ps,
Company, convertible the option Of the holder into
stock interest payable semi annually in New York BY
SloipF exhibit 90 the part Of said Company viii explain
the character Of the security offered:
The Toga Railroad Company extends north rom the rich
syyania the NevYork State hne, near Lawrenceyile
distance oftwenysx miles and at that point connects with
the Coming RAirssd Of fourteen miles IN length forming
continuous road terminating the Of Corning situate
on the New-York and Ere, and Buffalo, Coming and New
now being ead with heavy iron as and mas been leased
for perod Of years 10 the oks Railroad Company, so
that the latter named Compsny viii operate and work The
entire line OF railroad between the coal mines Sossog and
Corning The track Of tie oss Railroad 4 now lad with
hst bar rail and It's original cost about st0O Under
suthorty Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
and with the ceacurreu,e OF the parties in interest the
bonds scck and claims have been consolidated ~ folows
Preferred dividend consolidated stock $500 shArea a.
Common consolidated stock $50 shares 800
The Legislature has authorized the State authorities
70 deliver up for cancellation, stock amounting 70
The Tosa Rsilrosd Company have made contract with
responsible parties for elayng the sek spon me Newfoh
and Ere Of ax feet suass and placing tasreon very soPe
which guaranteed on before the 18Th Of August next
win when finished equal IN the pernAneoey Of ts sruct
meeting the reaypg the rosd and equipment
the Company have under the ample authority from the
Legsstre of Pennsylvania issued per coupon
kosS, 10 The aount Of payable principal and in
terest the city ofNewfork convertible into and
secured BY mortgage IN T 70 Theodore Dehon, Alfred
Fraser and Watts shermsa Esqs, Of the city Of New
York which mortgage the hs and only hen upon the road
is furniture and franchises Locomotive engines and ear.
contracted sufficient 70 transport the immense guam
titles al lauber coal and miscellaneous trssat which vii
Psss the rosiA wei a. paseneen TIE coal which
q Of The hes; quality ard ne1haHstibs 10 mined and
delivered In ears At Blobus aboat cents per tun and
durirs past aud yes has three o
Ian sd hfy cent? per tan a. Corning With ample facilities
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wISD-suase,. SIS. w, EsAt
IPrn BAIuc-4daiiioaaII

Cleared AtheAs, Chase AeHandrs. w
eropwel Barker Philadelphia Hcrntsse Cooper, RIO Janero
In the rives outward bo1n3 3D. Colombo Harms Trunba
essh Togrsa, Prince EHpe State Russell aus Columbia Bfyer
Rcvlosa
EsisreS fr osd sh Manhattan Peabody kswTOfk th,
kEencen ssuneets bsh< Wm. S;etson, Creations Hy 6nn
s<n Thompson sash L4oa hcLsaRs faany, Conehsa and
Es,erss Bro or New fofk 3lst Detoashr, Stnkpd ard
Aendsn. Porter, % nsS4rosa, -, Philadelphia
LeEdon-C~sred Sh 4rtt, Cafdsf load scr New
Yok Lnsy Esseeth, csby 90 eae ss Boston; Robert
Heops. pAe cedsj June Ssrssanse:, Ednss, CasdH %
baa Tor New fofk.
IN port DANIEL SHARP Ay or Boston Juss 81 esd kaufman,
fr DO bss; and others A. before.
psAlArr Henry kessth. Uer London, fer Casaa and
Essi or pos-.JsS Hsbah, Mason Tor Calcutta va ape
Goss Hope dsacd 5st o LondoB 5ls Robert Heopc Fhe
Lesson " Cadz, and assbeTte)
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements Is.
Cleared.

s,samship-Asia, Judkins, Liverpool, T. cunard, Jr.
shp-fsnny Forester Peterson, San Francisco, John Ogden
2uneh Rich Hayre ~ livingston Iowa, b. Kerr, Quebec d.
Phlinsion Onward, (Bf Walsh Quebec Barclay Lynsston;
New fo Hutchinson Liverpool n. Marshaj Eva Phbrook,
John J. o. Baker Co John Marsh , Robertson, Bath
T. p Ehooi Robert Burton, Dekf, Fort Vancouver,
Oregon, J. q. Hill
BsIl-6ov orholm, Davis st. Thomas &c, Aymsr Co
pns-PedraEa DOirie Careston A. &. Benson Chacedony
King londonderry, n B., j. Whnoy & Co Daniel Huatley
Cealheet indsor ~ s. s. Whney Co. Fulton, BE Nc
Can CQTscoa Col Pilgrim, OBJ McCandee, St
Johns r., J. Neyius Precosa Ssw Ashbers holm
Ypueh Mcncke; British OAK, (Br) Bunker ST John, NIB, d.
II.
Wolf, Memeno, smih Wilmington. Husey Murray; Cabot,
Eleson Boston, Poster NeIson Bay State, Burr Boston,
DAYTON sprsgse Emily Johnson Baltimore JohasOhk
lox aen; A. Smith, Jones, Wilmington Donsr Potter,
sIoops-Repou, Wells Fsl River j. n. Hsven Lady Fenwk,
K.sht. New Haven; America. Stursess Providence.
Propeler-oneidA, o'Nel, Philadelphia, J. n. Briggs.
PHILADELPHIA, Bnegsj
Ceol. Baltimore, w. II. Thompson.
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY June l+-Arf. sehrs H. SssoA Barker New Los
Baltimore sCbr 6kucus,
o~R Point ca schs Honud Browe, Bostons Oliver Fas
do Ip.rs johnson, Psse2ce; khsehne, lane DO; CALEB
Pgce. Garrison, Hartford.
sosToy jane ISArf ships WIN stuus, Freeaa. cacas;a
TornSle fetkin., New OeaHsi schrs faoA lbf Sotars
Wns.oYt Mary Esabsth Bren aud Bouuta skra Phi
ssephA let Carl Do EEabetb Ot to DAVID Coz, haAs
Ihapy Iury Wl5te Torrsy Py mouA kok Lacy
90 a. ssfss Asrora tBr Kitchen, ftoo CHESTER Crsty
PhA8sA IA, bnss CAoa lS,e) LagsnA fasrnio va bath
d. B. Ia Bs9lIo, Ps0sj JeaE 4 RhSies, B-shR, Or
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NEW. ORR Fans June H--CoTToN-Sales today were
barely no hales after the receipt of the Bacs sdvices
which less favorable than was anticipated fnce as
vet bit no change MESS Pork sells at s8dSs 50 and
BAcos SIDES at 9c FRElGHTsCotton istaken Tor Liver
pool at 5led EXCHANGE NewYork is at par0t v cent
discount for sight drafts - -, -, =
CseLysTos June rs Our market IL dullthe seles OF
CoTTon for the day being restricted TO 200 bales at To
Sic. -. A. 5000
week in June have been 10 III bbs Flour i4 o5 bu Corn
and 81 $40 bu Wheat FLOUR and CORN are dui ana we
Ses Of no sales of moment OATS selling at 42c for Chi
saso and 42d43c for State. Ohio WHISKY at ztc and
Prison 2lc
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PH,1ApEnpHrA MARKEr-TUesday, June

l-The weather to-day has been quite warm ana business
has been yery quiet The FLOUR market has undergone no
ehsnse Sales of oM barrels for export a. " w barrel
Dr mixed Western and 81 Is for good brands OF Pennsy
wanna Flour but principally at "a & now held firmly at the
hitter quotation The stock sale Is materially reduced
There i moderate inquiry for city consumption at y up
20 As The market nearly bare OF RYE FLOUR The last
sale was a S 50. Corn MEAL is held firmly at - % y
barrel but no further sales have come under our notice
WHEAT continues In demand but there Is scscsS any
sing In 300 bushels PENNSYLVANIA White sold at 81 ID
y busbe and Red 9sc There is no RYE here corr
e nouired after prices 9 unchanged. Sales of oOVV
h~hes ana Southern Yellow principally for
sipment 63 d64c aHost OATS are in limited request
200 bushels Delaware sold at 40c " BUSH WHISKY comes
n very slowly. Sales at 2lc in both hhds and bbis
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Nv TeIeRranh.

BOSTON June ib-Ar bark Lucy Ann Philadelphia brgs r.
Patterson He,spa 10Th (passed G5rasr May To- IN company
ship AbehDO and ba q p Brown Tor New forf) Ofya
CaTaena. and Arlington and Ann T. sppe Albany;
Iaac Mborn NJ Rlots Eliza Jane, and Zephyr New ferk
Returned-Bsrk Iysander which sailed last night Tor Curaoa
HAVING beer brig Susan Small from Philadelphia
10 Boston, bboom and damaged her sboad bow The ons
lost her bowsprt
Ceaed-shp Cohoia San Francsco bars Psrana Havana r.
Iincop Orleans Jeso, Mstanzas; schr LYDIA Ann
NORFOLK June I5In Hampton Roads Br. bark Chmborazo
III DE- I'm. CalaO, waiting orders. - . 80,
CHARLEsOTN; June l6-Cd ship Subway Aer-io orr sia
schr. NJ. Il. Wells do
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GALE of $50 THOUSAND DOLLARS

~ SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE and CONVENT;
iBLE BONDS Of the EVANSVILLE and ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY-THE EVANSVILLE and III
LIMOS RAILROAD, commencing at the city OF Evans
VILE Indiana the Ohio River extends up the Wabash
Valley and will connect less directly with sl the
Railroads conyergng at Indianapolis the Capital Of the
4. an important link in the central line OF Railroads
Meeting the Nohe Lakes with the Southern sesboard The
whole Of this chain of roads either already In operasn or
approaching completion excepting the Henderson and Nash
vile r. r., to which sufficient amount OF stock has been
subscribed to insure its early construction
The main trunk of the H. and K X reaches from Evans
Vile to TeTe Haute, distance OF lO7 miles, and the
Company authorized also 10 construct divergent line from
any part Of the main trunk direct TO Indianapolis IL Is In
tended complete the line to Tere Haute where
will nteec the Tene Hsute and Indianapolis add the Tene
TIE present issue of Bonds provides for the compilation
ard equipment of the first section OF the road extending
il Joins the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The Engineer.
estimate Of the cost OF this section ready tor the cara do not
exceede Sos per mile.
More than one half the distance Z miles, snished and
In successful operation its earnings being more than enough
to pay the the Bonds offered The residue
are.dy under contract being let ii miles extending 70
White River will be completed in time TO secure the early
fall business and the remainder during the ensuing winter
end spTng The Iron for the whole N miles has been pur
chased and considerable portion now going Forward
The contracts have all been made below the estimates
The at the disposal OF the Company appeaoe 70
the construction and equipment OF this secnon oil tne os
stocT f345 800
Earnings TO LIST April from transportation and other IA
sources 5000
Present issue Of Bonds. o''VOV
EvaDsve is the depot of the trade Of the Wa
bash Valley and Of Green River, Kentucky ltnthe most
rapidly growing city in Indiana and contains OOO IN
habitants The population has doubled and the taxable
property rebed in six years The arrivals and DEPARTURES
Il the most fertile of all the Western vses and produces
more Corn and Hogs than the In any other section
Of the country 1t also marked our oJ nature se"
The position Of the Z. l. R. R. guards it against cornpe-
ttou or the through travel of region Of country In
Ohio, while local
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THE SUBSCRIBER will be clad h

IL treat with party who investigating the cirsun,
stances would purchase interest In the following poor
ty-or advance moderate Of money IL security
The property known the Monongalls Iron Vera al
is situated SIX miles from Morgsntown Mosonssa Ccsn,,
Va IL lies al the head OF navigation the Cheat kEi
Branch of the Monongshsa River 90 miles Above Psst,
and the Pennsy line IL comprises three Fun
for smelling the brown Hsmatte and other Urea On
which abound the property immense deposits Of ~
excellent Bitumpous Coal which be delivered on ND
OF bsrges for cs per Extensive beds OF the
FIRE clsy suitable for the Pittsburgh maIketand over lee
acres of land than 600 under good eara
ton about an equal quantity Is IN pssturase and the s
covered with luxurant sr with OF o and chestnut nn
There il vast water power which can be most sysnis
ousy applied 10 manufacturing industry. Particulars ~
plan. can be At the office Of SIMEON DRAPER IA
46 P'ne-st. New-YoTk. JOHN TASSEY
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OFFICE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD Co.
CISANDATGuA June TO- 1852 I
NrOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS

| Sealed tenders viii be received BY the Warden and
Municipal Council of united Counties Of Huron Perth
and Bruce az the Council Room In Godench, Canada
West on MONDAY the 18th June next at the hour OF u
O'clock noon when the tenders will be opened, for the
building of q WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River at the town Of Godeneh tspan about oo
feet Plans and specfcatons may be the Office Of
JOHN MCDONALD Esq, Godench all the day Of letting
Two good and sufficient approved suetes viii be required
b entsr In bonds with the contractor for the dus tuhmen
Of the contract Payments will be made monthly, the
work progresses The Bridge TO be completed ey the st OF
October lass Any information respecting the above may
be had BY making application 10 the County Engineer al
srstford the said united Counties II oy letter. postpaiE
County Engineer Office straiford, May 10, 1854
JOSEPH g. KIRK, County Engineer
Huron Perth aud Bruce
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NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY,
E.p.f.r OfFeA No 81 Iahnrrv-1

NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
! ter Of the HewJeney Exploring and Mining Co has
passed the Legislature OF NswJeey and been accepted ~
the Direction. The tls By the act changed 10 New
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jsrsey Exploring md Mining Company stess,
and the stock Of the Sussex Zus and Copper Mining ans
Manufacturing Company viii be exchanged for the zsu
rock hew-Jsney Zine CsmPany) upon Application a hk
Office JAMER L. CURfIk President
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GALE of EIGHT PER CENT. FIRST

- MORTGAGE RAILROAD BOSDs-The PEORIA
and oQUAwkA RAILROAD co: Of Illinois offer loE sale,
through 5. DRAPER, their EIGHT PER CENT. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS for s200, 000, rsimbursable in
EewYork in 1852 They part Of issue OF 500 COO
thozed By the Charter and BY OF the Board Of Direct
o-Ihs balance Of which Issue viii Be put in this mark
ths They secured By first and only mortgage
their whole Road franchises and property, snd
ver,be into stock al the option Of the holder The interest
eoupors payable semi annually At the American Ex
charge Bsnk IN New-York.
Tbs Railroad beyrs ~ the Mississippi River opposite Bur
mica over the richest prairie lands Of tbs Western States
esssirg the great Illinois coal sd sboui bEoa5est part
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
SAVINGS BANK, No. 492 Grandst, between Wlls

and Sherihsts- New York. -
President. WALTER UNDERHILL
First Vice-Preddent. -. RICHARD NJ HOE.
Second Vice President. CHI ANDLER lN0EhS0A
Third ce-President. ALFRED Z. CONkLiN
Secretary P. HAIGHT
This institution will open for business "Wednesday
18th day Of May, 1882 at O'CLOCK p Bank dsyS ~
days Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, hon w
O'Clock, p NJ Interest at the rate OF per cont WI
lowed on all deposits prior the let dag Of July nsss
declared on the Sd Monday Of January and July dsps
which have been deposited for the space Of three uo
next previous the LIST Of January and July. The an
secures to married women and minou the sole ss1Ss
thsir deposits