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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-29
STATE of Ohio, Gallia county, IS.

Stale of Ohio, GdLtid county, IS.
Pursuant TO the command of two exc
cution writs of Vendi Exponas and writs
of Fl. ia. from the court of common pleas.
in and for the county of Gallia, to me d.
rected, shall expose TO public sale at the
courth house in Gallipolis, on the 3 lst
day of May, A d 1852, at one o'clock
P. NJ, the following described property,
to-wi;: The east half of the W Or of
section 81, in Township Z, of Range Is.
containing eighty two acres and FIVE one
hundredths of an acre, and also the W Or
Of the Or of section 81. Town 7, of
Range 16, all in the District of lands sub.
ject 20 sale at Chillico;he. Ohio. situate
in the county of Gsllia, and State Of
Ohio, valued at $3.50. To be sold as the
property of c. w Anderson, at the suit Of
Isabella Anderson, ct al.
April 29, 80. A. LOGUE, S G G.
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LAST CALL.

The subscriber, having made change in hi.
l business, would request all those knowing
themselves indebted by note or book account to
call and settle without delay.
April s, 80. =. MArHERs.
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DnrId Ander.on,. R.,nte.

DuNEu AHutFsOu7H EsInIe.
NOTICE is hereby given that the SUBJ
1N scriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate
of David Anderson, late of Morgan
township, Gal!ia county, deceased.
HIRAM WILCOX, Admir-.
April %, 1852.
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GREAT SPRING ARRIVAL OF
N w 90 d s,
AT HEADQUARTERS
ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
| trustees Of Perry township, in Galiia eoun-
ty, Ohio, at the town house in said township, on
the 29th day of May. 1859, praying for town
ship road in said township, TO commence at or
near David G. Jones' barn and running the
nearest and best way to Intersect the public
road running from Centervile to Galipolis, and
at the same time to do the least damage to in
divIdual property, that a good road can well be
had.
April Is, ,52@4ws
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GOODS of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
consisting part Of
FrenchC
Senohev vAprohS
k mixed % pro ord Iweedsi Black and eored @ wo Denes;
Satnets
in
Fine bown andP Pant Linens
Behed Duingsi
French India and common Nankin
MuSins IHolef fn dareo ooredCb eL
edandu
Blacan
Drilng; S4andI4 ChinzPri
whit eando &
and Tupenti neandO do do;
TOwine Mun
Shifting and Apron Checks
Table
NeedeN
ted Cotton Or
andDn ladies black Twis Sis Gloye&
blackK andL Thrd Mitt M ~ ~ -
ck.vbite & e6oredK KID Cloves:
Black and Fancy eoFed DIX oHats;
styles Ladies
and Trimmings;
Plain and Fancy Silk Paaos and Gnham and Umbrellas;
Agood assortment OF Ladies and Genemens Misses Boys Chn
Shoes and Slippers
of Hardware Pittsburgh
articles;
Superior qualities of Baltimore Chewing Tobacco
Wines.
COLORED CARPET CHAIN, ALL COLORS.
Groceries, and crushed Sugars; Sugar Moa
Rice; Teas; Rasins and Prunes by the box, &c.
A of the above articles and
the market The
6rCash paid for kinds
Galipolis April 90, 1852.-f
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The State of Ohio, Gallra cOuaty, SIS.

The State of Ohio, GdLlld county, Sse
Court Of Common Pleas. March Term, 1852.
Edward T. Holcomb vs.. Elijah Thompson.
ATTACHMENT.
a LII persons interested will take uotice
n that Edward +. Holeomb, on the ltb day
Of March, A. ID. 1852, sued ont writ Of at
tachment from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said County Of GaIlis, in said State Of Ohio,
against said Elijah Thompson. for the sum Of
nne hundred dollars damages. which writ has
been served and returned. Attest:
JOS DROUILLARD, Clerk.
ANsELM T. HoLcoMB, Atty for Plff-
April ], lS52.-6w
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The State of Ohio, Gallo county, IS

The State of Ohio, Gdllid county. IS.
Court of Common Pleas, March Term. 1852.
Stewart A. Lasley vs.. Rhoda Slaughter.
ATTACHMENT.
ILL persons interested will take notice that
Stewart A. Lasley, on the lst day Of Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1852, sued out a writ Of attachment
from The Court Of Common Pleas Of said eoun-
ty Of Gallia, in said State Of Ohio, against said
Rhoda Slaughter. for the sum Of on hundred
dollars. which said writ has been served and re-
turned. Attest:
JOS. DROUILEARD. Clerk.
LEMUEL PERRY, ATTY for Plf.
April I. l852.-6w
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or, GASTRIC JUICE.

OAA3 Vas A6lC OOACEs
Prepared from RENNET. OF the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK, after directions
Of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physlolozi-
cal Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDI-
GESTION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION,
and DEBILITY, Curing after Natures
own method, by NatCre's own Agent, the
Gastric Juice,
o. Hall teaspoonful OF PEPsIS, infused in
water, will digest or dissolve, Frre Poigad5 o.
hodst Beef in about tIco hours, out of the
stomach.
PEPSIN is the chief element or Great Di-
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Solreni Of The Food, the Purifying, Preserring,
and Stimulating Agent Of the Stomach and
lntestines. 1t is extracted from the Digestive
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry, SAYS: "An Artificial Diges-
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may be readily prepared from the mucous men,
brane Of the stomOeh Of the Ok, in which vari-
Gus articles Of food, as meat and eggs, will be
'ofiened, changed, and digesLed, just in the same
manner as they IooUH Be IN The human storr,-
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The subscriber WI Jay the above rates Tor
uneurrent Bank notes. if presented at his
counter Within a few days.
CHAs. HENKNG.
Feb. Is, Is52.-tf
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GALLIPOLIS STOVE DEPOT.
WE have just received our Spring
w supply of COOKING STOVES,
amongst which are the Etna, for wood
or coal, and which had such run last
fall. will be sold cheap for cash.
April 8, '52. F. MATHERS & CO.
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State of Ohio, Gallia county, Sc.
Court Of Common Pleas, March term, A. d.
1852
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

ID ECEVED PHILADELPHIA by WM c. MILLER general assor
II GOODS the LATEST FASHIONABLE
consisting Of
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!. A. LOaUE, S G c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

whskey being sold, at 2o< 2oA aud 2lxc per gallon
cash Market quiet.
SuoARs.-Beycnd the disposal Of 500 hhds Muscoya
do. part at cents b., have nothing report
TALLow.Sa!cs of 10 600 lbs prime effected chief
IT, at SIC per ID
ToBAcco.-The days business embraced 1902 hhds Ken
lucky at 81 and 80 casks Ohio, at 3}f a7c. Market
unchanged
wHALreosK-A purchase of 10 900 lbs Polar was made
at 5Sc - advance
RECEIPTS OF PRoDuLE
By NORTH RIVER BoATs-19 1916 bushels wheat; 81 ISL
bushels CORN 3l3 do rye 032 bills four IS do ashes
In do pork; 95 do provisions 115 do whiskey
boxes cheese and 20 do. butter
By Erie RAiLRoAp.-145 pkgs butter; 90 do cheese;
1913 sides leather and q bales wool.
BY New HAVEN RAILRoAD.-46 pkgs. butter and 81 do.
cheese.
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seven per cent. The stark.couny (oho) bonds issued
to the Ohio and Pennsy wanna Raroad Company per
cents The Greene county (0hio) bonds issued to
Columbus and kenie Railroad Company; per cents
The Chanpsgue county (0hio) bonds issued to the Co
iumbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad Company; seven
pr cents The bonds of the county Of Allegheny (Pa j.
special Loan Of $4,000 six per cents The Ross county
(oho) seven cent bonds issued 10 the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad Company. The Van Vert county
(0ho) seven per cent bonds issued To the Ohio and In
diam Railroad Company. The Allen county (Ohio)
per cent bonds issued 20 the Ohio and Indiana
Railroad Company The Richland county (0hio) bonds
issued to the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
six per cents The Allen county OIndana) seven per
cent bonds issued to the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Com
pany. The OHIO and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
mortgage bonds seven per cents The Indianapolis and
Belefontaipe Railroad Company mortgage bonds; seven
per cents The Belefontane and Indiana Railroad Com
pany Real Estate Special mortgage bonds seven per
cents. The State Of California per cent bonds
which are made payable in this city.
The last annual report OF the Northern (Ogdensburg
Railroad Company represents the affairs of the corpora
ton to be in highly prosperous condition The
iDgs of the road in each month from October 1850 to
June 1852, with comparison of the first and second
vears' business have bee n MS ANNEXED -
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SECOND BOARD,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 29-6 P. NJ.
AsHEs-Therc have been $50 bbls obtained at 81 81 u
for pots, and SIS 371k SIS SO for pears-the former
figures.
made at 26c 26hc. cash, per Id.
BRrApsrurrs-Flour seemed more active the business
consisting of IA 500 bills Ordinary to straight State and
avorite Ohio at 81 oe4 50 1s1 fair to fancy Indiana
and Michigan. at 81 12h 81 25; with common to good
Southern. at 81 37k 81 5614 per Dbl Nothing
CURED IN rye -four meal OF wheat, the sales
reached 300 bushels Ohio mixed at 97c. &c., of rye
700 bushels at &c., and Of corn IS 900 bushels
charitable with mixed Western and round yellow at Sic
Use, and zoe. Gle per bushe. State oats quickly
fetched 46c a 47c.
cAsplrs.-Pain and patent sperm sparingly
Co.L-An active inquiry existed for anthracite at 81
IS 50 % per ton.
CoPPFR.-About QUO lbs. Old found buyers at l9s a
Corros-The market remains dull the sales to-day
being only about 500 bales at the prices of yesterday
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLAssrr1cArrog.
Inferior Nsns, Nominal SsnSi assi
FS, Az 81, :..s fair Ss:. ~ s.s s s 2S
TRrlonrs.@To Liverpool 700 / 900 bbs -four were en-
gagged at Is and 500 do rosn at the rates and 20
cotton at sgd TO London $50 bbs flour were engaged
to GIL up at U.s. 3D. and 5000 bushels grain at sid.
vessel was chartered for Bonaire to load with salt at
lie busho Another small vessel was taken for Domi-
MICA and back at $500 and to pay port charges
sci chartered load In the Sc Lawrence for London
at sos. To California rates varied from DOC. Soc.
There was no change in rates for Havre.
FsH-Sales have been made of 100 otis dry cod. at
SO so SO S7, and 500 bbls No. mackerel at $40 a
so 12k Market firm
Fur heard that 400 boxes bunch raisns fetched
81 90.
HW.River scarce and wanted at Coo. e5c, cash,
per 100 lbs
lirMp.-A moderate business done in American tir-
dressed ut S1l7 so a S120, six months.
IHoS--1O0 tons Scotch pig procured at $40 rs,
usual credit.
LATHs.Easern actively sought after. at 81 621i
per NJ.
LMt was still dearer, 1900 bbs. common Rockand
bringing 81 &c.
Lconnr leo pkgs. have been disposed of at 16 &c,
customary terms.
NAVAL SronEs.-Exceptng sale Of 800 bbls. spirits
turl@ntine, at 43c. 4lc cash, per gallon have
thing to report.
0ms.-Among the days movements noticed $500
gallons meed at 62c per gallon cash. and $50 baskets
olive. at SO 12is four months
Provisions varied little. the sales comprising 300 bbs
prime and mess pork at s1T sl9 600pkgs shoulders
and hams Sac. and Ga asSc 100 bhls. ordinary to
prime lard 1T l0a l0sSc per lb 400 bbs prime and
mess beef at 80 SSii, and sll I, SIS; Ohio Gnd
State butter NJ ~ l7c and ordinary prime cheese
re. perl
Rcr continued nanimatc AZ - 1875 81 3il for fair
10 prime per 100 Lbs.
SfGAns There have been 100000 Havana bought nj
SlQa sa3 usual credit.
sr,NueWe only bcetd Of 200 BIZ. Ohio AMI prison
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To provide for the floating debt and what further
pendture may be required, the company own stock to
the amount Of 49, and balance Of Second Mort
gage Bonds The cost of the road it is expected will
ultimately reach a. 1T $5,25O,OOO.
The recent report of the Chesapeake and Della
Canal Company is thus referred to by the Phade
phia Ledger
prom it We learn that the revenue during the past
year less by the Of than that the previous
year and So 600 less than the ending years
This the report accounts for by the severity of the winter
which closed the navigation for fifty Elk daysthree or
four times long is usually closed by fee In
sequence of the prolonged obstruction the tolls received
from December 18th 1851 to February 1lth. 1852
Sill less than in the time of previous
winter As this is less than half the of the
decrease of the years receipts the for the falling
off is unsatisfactory and hence the decline in the price
the stock This decline In revenue, occurring when
steady annual increase Of SIS 600 to was looked
for and dividend expected by many within the present
year has caused much disappointment. Besides tho
verify of the winter the long drought OF last and
autumn prevented part Of the trade from
passing through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
land forced nto other channels and the long continued
frost of the past winter has kept this trade back and
cause Of the falling off OF the trade and tolls
ia the Of steam in place Of sail vessels in the
coastng trade particularly that between Philadelphia
and Norfolk. Richmond and other ports the
Central Railroad in attracting that more rapid route
considerable portion of the light and valuable mer.
chandse which had formerly been carried by way Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal and the Baltimore and
States The trade lost from these causes report
presses the hope may be made up by increased trade
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad when that work
shall be completed The report very plainly points out
formidable competition for the trade hitherto enjoyed
the canal while it does not very concusvey bring to
view sources
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sNENrH DAY--MoNpAY, JUNE 18TH

Prcsent-Alderman ,Tiemann Gin the chair, and
Alderman Sturtevant and Brisley.
Examination Of Mr.. Smith cOntinued-Did not
recollect whether he left the Office with the COM
mittcc; his impression they all out at the
same time; there was other business transacted
but that Of the Tenth avenue sewer during his pre-
sence; Mr. O'Connor the Inspector, was the only
person Of whom questions were asked; Mr.. Pollock
made same remarks the Street Commissioner was
examined before witness did not recollect whether
Mr.. Claycn's inner office open during the time
wtness was engaged at present in constructing the
tunnel at Murray Hill, on the Harlem Railroad; had
built three Of the largest sewers that were ever
built il this city had also bad charge Of good
many minor ones; portions Of some Of these sewers
were bull, IN the winter season; the sewer OF which
portion was built nthe winter season was in Chatham
street tho bottom with hydraulic cement. the upper
Tarl With ltmQ; believed these sewers had been ia
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA
delphia from Pier No. North river, foot Batteg
place, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at Afternoon express line
PM through to philadelphia In four and half
first class cars 3d. second GLASS; (by M line only) 81
Returning leave PhlsdephA from foot Of Walnut q
sAMr and 2 Pm. Emigrant line, by steamboat TRANS
PORT, from pier No. l, at P. M. Fare 81 81.
NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE, VIA CAPE MAY AND
~ New Castle-Independent Line of Steamers-DELA-
WARE Captain 3 SEYMOUR KENMHBEc Captain c. Q.
HHertnryer daily At I'VE o'clock NJ sundays e~eptsd.
Castle the following morning in time to take the French
town Railroad to baltimore. arriving the evening.
Fare "a to Batimorei meal. extra 100 lbs of baggage
will be allowed to each passenger and the Company will
hold itself responsible for the loss only wearing apparel
and for that only TO the 800 For passage
ply on board, or at the office on the pier.
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 8. MAIL AND
road via Jersey City leaving New York at NJ foot Of
for first GLASS; and 81 so for second class and M
Return at and 9AM. and ~ PM Baltimore, ASKING.
sv. Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold In
above Tines And throu, baggage carried In he 2AM and
61s p. NJ. lines.
THE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDf viii LEAVE
the foot Of Jay street. for Albany Monday Wednes-
day. and Friday at O'clock A. NJ Fare 80 cents ding
at west Point Newburg Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Catsk
snd Hudson,
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AGENCT.


WoRTHINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
~ practice law in the Supreme Courtso attend to
before Congresso prosecute claims and settle
AGAINST the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents at home and abroadto obtain
and bounty landsto collect debts dividends sgsoss and
nhertanoc in part Of the United staes forern
countries TO make investments Of fundin and stocks
and on bond and mortgageand TO negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent In Any State
the Union Particular attention paid TO tito
cases coming up TO the United states supreme Court APP
peal. Communications, prepaid, addressed to ". u.
sneathn No Carroll place. CAPITOL fill, Washington,
~ g, VIII meet with prompt attention.
4 ALlTORNTA.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING &C.
- casion TO several months California will
In the Ohio July o. and return fall, and viii taxa
charFe ~ am gal business other similar maters wilton
can be shortly disposed o. Inquire 1T the sbsorbs Of
he M. II Nassau Atscet, fsom2to ~ NJ, til july
", K, NASgiiui
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL WoRMLEY. Intelligence
was received in this city on Saturday. by telegraph
Of the death, by apoplexy, of Rear Admiral Worm.
ley, Of the Royal Navy Of Great Britain, who died
at Utica that day. admiral Wormley has been for
some time resident in this city and in Newport,
being retired from active service. on the half pay
list The Intelligence Of his sudden death will be
received with griefby many friends not only in this
city, but in many parts Of the United States -
Boston Ddiig HdU.
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HOMEsTEADS,

INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO 3-THE
next regular meeting of this Association will take place
on Wednesday evening june 30 ut Union Buildings 1863
owery Those DESTROYS OF joining requested to
forward as the Initiation fee will be raised The land
ns been already most adyantageousy located between
Wnnamspridse and Mount Vernon, the Harlem Rail
road Punetua attendance Of members is requested As
business OF Importance will be brought before the meeting
copies oil the Constitution and BY Laws BIO had &C the
following placesl1 Nassau street. Of. b. Smith no Bar
row street OF O. A. Cooper if broadway Of d. Owen 49,
Broadway, of j. Commerford; and Of J. Handsuch, l6
Spring street j. HANDSUCH,
j. CoMMERFoRD, President. Secretary.
rTHE IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
Associations, will hold their 9Th regular Month
ly Meeting Friday evening July 3D. at clock at Ma
sonic Hall, No ga Grand street, near Forsyth Every
member Is particularly requested attend this az
important bunoss will come for action In which ali the
members Interested.
Members will please their dues before Friday evening
July "a during 0co dues can be rccoged al
the meeting ny order, NORRIS FRANKLIN,
ALBERT H. N4eoIAH SECRETARY PSasllsRe
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FINANCIAL.


nIyiDsND NOTICE THE SEM. ANNUAL INrHRRsr
The foiax ns due in tas s, on the lat day July
tss date ~ the ONCE the on
., The a. q Indian. baking purposes
ss'sS s.s s,s
fsTSnn . ! R.lsosd COMPANY. Sir per csnts
wv si Ohio and
Sssy .s as s.a ksrs ~
lana c5,:nh,is county bonds to the Glove
DER csSs and Cincinnati Railroad comPaay Seven
county h) bonds issued tho Ohio aud
sounsS bonds s , pss e. he
and h Ss cns mai.osd cenpssy Seven per esnts
oA R.ss.S e u: os
bend. the ., A,l.sAsu, (p. special ,o..
ssss ssss
to and sSfys per
.h Tbs b A :ns 'fSSy Rss issued to
The Eiss;nd Ohio and
The Alien county psr per SsS usp Sons
to ns Ohio and SS.1s
The spoiis and Bslefoptains Railroad Company
The Belieionaine and Indians Railroad Company Rsst
The State OF per bonds which arc
'pA''VWf i i Slow LAN1Ek CO.. 50 w.ustrs.
PRoPosALs FOR LOANS 2ooooo scIero AnD
1.s snsss nsI aAS 5s o..
s.s sSSo q Ssss
; ss :; 1864 with
n s. .s NJ. sss
os Ssi o Of ss sp r. D.
They issued under the Issisissurs Of Ohio.
g: e:
only n sa,s 70. s Of '' no.
tn. ev that e road lying
S s miles:
iSsS To
rhos line from Jackson 70 Portsmouth, under oo.r:s
sns r Two tens
o.d 81
DO r completed and in operation early next year
s
pss On the S, To raise tbs
The nSf.Esss full trustee to take
miles from PortmoHth where it connects with the roads to
Ds gs1 n
road viii
] i;ss
ssss ss e a as
10 IN ss
ts 80 to the 0 has q
p0rtation to market.
thought the transportation OF coal and iron alone
VIII afford handsome support to the road There are a.
ready twelve Furnaces in full blast and tho
line OF this rad YsScucins large quantas Of on %s
doubled. s.
This road gives the and most direct
ton the Eastern and Northern cities to Of O
and that part OF Kentucky lying south and Of
mouth including ths popalous regions srcund Neville
the Hempfeld road.
sesed will DO received for any not thaa
81 600 until Thursday, the 9Th day July O'clock r.
NJ Proposals will be addressed to the agents Of the Ces
pany, Messrs. Winsow Lanier Co. No. SO Wall stroeaE
endorsed Proposals for Scioto Hooking Valley Railroad
Bonds
Twenty-Five per cent Of the purchase money will b re-
qured to be paid accepting tho bids the remainder In
equal monthly instalments of per cent Any purchase
will be at liberty in full at the honda
will run from day Of payment
The above viii be sold absolutely and without
reserve to the highest bidder
"A printed exhibit with map and all inerma.
tion IN relation to these securities be had by calling
at the Office Of the agents of the Company No wsd
street. j. v. ROBINSON,
President s. and II. v. Railroad Company.
New York. June a. 1882
e DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND.
Il We Inv NTH NTH al a iaauA
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, ON TUES
u day and Wednesday, 18th goth inst
by brass and coton band Fare % cents each way
large. splendid and commodious steamer SANTA CLAUS
Capt George Olney will leave Hammond street, N. R.,
o'clock A. NJ; Spring street at 7s Grand street, Z. r.
and Pier No. N. r., at o'clock. Bait, lines and re-
reshmen furnished board This boat be chartered
for excursions by applying board the foot Spring
street. or to Briggs 4 Co., Agents, 62 SO nth street.
EOuRTH OF JULY EXCURSION THE STEAMER
THOMAS f. HULSE will make her second annual
excursion around Staten Island Monday July For
time of leaving and piers which she will touch see adj
vertisements in Saturdays and Sundays papers.