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Balance on hand june l. 1852 S1o9s CO
The capital stock Of the company is ss12Jo0 The ag-
gregae receipts for the year only about four per
cent on the capital The par u the stock is sixty
dollars per share and the market value seventy
eight dollars per share II the intention Of tho com.
pany to continue its improvements from year Co wear
and appropriate all its income for that purpose What
ever the ultimate value of the stock may BE- II impo.
sble to tell Holders most sangunc, and full Of hope
Estimates have been made Of the most extravagant cha
raccr relative 10 the future receipts Of the company
the value Of its real estate and improvements but the
present prospect il by so attcring holders
Of stock desire In the report the value Of the real estate
y put down at s72o,14s 10.
II is estimated that there will be decrease in the
quantity Of Iced produced in the Upper Mississippi lead
mines the present year. Of from so 900 TO 100000 pig. OF
10 bs each owing to the attraction Of miners 10 Cali
forni9.
The county railroad subscriptions authorized by re.
cent act Of the Tennessee Legislature are to De provided
~ and psd in direct taxes levied by the counties with
out The agency of bonded indebtedness but not over
thirty threc and third per cent 10 be realized in one
!d The tax collectors account direct 70 the railroad
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COM MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MON Ely NJ Ark EFT.

Fanny. June LIT z. Il
There decided indications in the street Of an up
ward moyome nj in fancy stocks Money is abundant
ard cheap, the prospect Of greater and lowe.
rates q interest 0ttorirs. that pcculaor have taken
n fresh hold ana new buyers make their appearance in
The market daily. At The FIRST boald Reading Railroad
wssin demand and closed tim At advance Of i per
cent. Delaware and hudson went up II. per cent;
Nicaragua Transit Company, l. Long Island. * Har-
lem q stonneton, l; Norwich and Worcester. 4
Michigan Central Railroad /; Erie Bonds, 1862 4; Erie
Railroad declined per cent AT the second board Erie
Bonds. 1862 advanced i per cent; \. J. Zinc ~ Can
ton Company 4 Nicaragua. ~ Michigan Central Rail-
road 81; Harlem -; EIie Railroad, =; Norwich and
Worcester, Il. There activity at the second
beard than have noticed for time past and
the market closed with very buoyant feeling.
among operators. 1t is impossible to resist upward
of stocks Every facility that be desired
rule below prices this time last year
reason Why better prices should not be realized The
steamship Illinois, from Aspnwall with large amount
Of gold dust by the Golden Gate from California is
nearly due 1t is the impression in the street that che
viii bring nearly two millions Of dollars. 1t would not
surprise much 10 upward movement in fancy
stocks within the next thirty days equal anything
experienced al any time this
The receipts at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
S1oi524 e5-- balance So 9Sj 066 So.
The demand for foreign exchange day active
but quotations remain without alteration. We quote
bills London at TO- 101S per cent premium:
Paris 81 l0h 4 81. 10; Amsterdam 40le l0a Bremen
7s14 a7s1s Hamburg So 361s The steamer will take
out large amount of specie.
Val arao paper states The whole imports Of Chill for
the year 1851, have been SIS ss4 o2; the EXPORTS
sl214c ss1 showing balance in favor of the country Of
SO T3s ISL OF these exports. S1,443633 to the
United states and si6i32a0 to Great Britain and her
colonies ar9 Of the imports, Sl2i1 49, from the
United States and S43I9SG4 from Great Britain This
shows balance against in the trade Of S236lI7 aud
against England, Of 1928 1926. There is hopeful fact
however viz that tho imports Of 1851 from the United
States s179 los than they in 1850 and
the exports to the United States S119 less than
the year previous
The last annual report Of the Canton Company has ma
terally depressed the market value of the stock Ac
cordng to the official returns the receipts and cxpendi
lures during the year ending May d. 1852
nexed =
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CENTrEyLLE CorRsr, T. I--rRor1IN0-W ednesdny,
june e-Thc annexed il summary Of the match for
$500, mile heats in harness
II. Woodruiis b. m. FATIGUE Observation-Disclosures l
J. Doty's z. Mercer
Tme--3.ll--3:l9.
THURSDAY. June 10-Thc match for 81 900. two mile
heats, in harness between Lola and Lady Vernon, did
not come of. the latter having paid forfeit.
The match for $780, mile and repeat in hasness is
summed up follows
NJ. Johnson's m Phoebe TO wagon. ..........1 l
}. l.. Dotys IN Miss Jersey, TO suikey .......2
Time--3S--3:6
Immediately after. stake for $50. mile heats, best
three in five. in harness, resulted thus
J. Beyns b. In. Lady Kelly ................2 1
G. Brooks b. e Awful. . = 2
Time-255 5--3:3t S-257l i-2:51}s
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NEW RAILWAY LoAN-s2oo Ooo-oANANDAIGUA

NEW RAILWAY LoAN-S20o 00o-CANANDAIGUA
~ and Corning Company-r Directors of this Compa
Chants Excbange through Draper Iueoneer ON Wed
nesday June 2 1882 at IL o'clock, 100000
the roadway and equipments of their line Of work geaeral
y known the Jefferson road and connecting with
Erie road ut Almra.
only the year 1857 coupons pay
able LIST Of May and LIST of November year. The
ceeds for the further and complete equipment OF the
road essential and made profitable the
and increasing of the line with other and
important works in the great State Of New York. and
qudate existing floating liabilities. The bonds differ from
many of those in the market in the sctua
tangible security being offered the road is finished
in actual ard profitable operation.
The Canandaigua and Corning Railroad Company in
eorporated under special act OF the legislature IN the
wit the Chemung road at Jefferson. and special
that purpose passed session The
ny IN the State Tho name of the corporation was not
changed when it, route was altered.
The read is miles length IL
the terminus of the Chemupg Road Jefferson, the
head 81 seneca Lake ana they direct course
The Chemung Road connects with the Erie Railroad
tmira and y under lease TO that corporation The Canaan
at will be completed to the Suspension
Bridge in season for the business Of lo53 These
roads are all on the broad gauge.
The road completed with single track from Canaan
daua to Jefferson the 10Th day ofaseptcmber 1851 1t
is built in the substantial manner to
high rate OF speed and is laid with heavy rail- Of the
weight of sixty pounds to the yard 1t has stood the test Of
remarkably severe winter and is considered by good
judges inferior work of the kind
it but poorly supplied with and locomotives
havna been heretofore furnished certain terms
New York Railroad Company it the inten-
bonds principally to the fully equppng the road
throng remarkably rich and fertile portion Of
the State, thckly studded with and villages, and
gives promise OF business this equal that
any other road in New York.
value of real and personal estate in each OF the counties
through which the Canandagua and Jefferson Ralre al
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Inc. S.s7a Inc .587 900 Inc. 52s ,oI3

Inc 1854 Inc 81 DO Inc. 52s, DI3 Dec. 81 3S
by reducing the wheat to flour the quantity of the lat
ter left at tide this year compared with the
responding period last year. shows decrease of S3
barrels of -four
The following table shows the quantity Of some the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
of navigation to 7th June inclusive dur
ing the years 1860 days. 1851 81 days; 1852 40 days
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obucE AT TIDE WATER.

The difference in receipts at tide water this
pared with last does not vary materially from the prey
Gus weekly report. When the crops commence
coming forward, the deficiency will doubtless soon be
made up
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
fiorcgn dry goods entered at this port for consumption
for warehousciBg and the Withdrawals from warehouse,
during the week ending the 10th of June. 1852: =
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FINANCIAL.

GALE OF ss5oooo SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
and Convertible Bonds. Of the Evansville and Illinois
The Evansville and Illinois Railroad, commencing at the
nc WABASH VALLEY and viii connect more a. less directly
with AL the railroads eonrersns capital
porsans link tho central no Of railroads con
The Whole OF this chain Of roads either already opera
ton approaching completion excepting the Henderson,
has subscribed 10 insure its early construction
vto TeIre Haute. distance Of l03 miles aud the Com
rany authorized also 70 son rnct dyorgont line from
tended At once toe9mplets she line e rprre WHERE
Terrs RE Haate sns St. Louis Roads -"
The rrcsens issue Of bonds provides for the completion
from Evansville yineennes distance miles,
is ss the thu asS Of es say for
care do not exceed $1,000 per mile
in operation its being enough
IS % S9 es ns . II miles es
to White river viii be completed in time to the essy
ana The ire the o
haS al sa %d Below sss s
The means at tho disposal of the company applicable to
the combination and equipment 81 this section OF the ROAD
Earning, to April, from transportation .nd
Present. issue Of bonds $50 oo5
Total. s7II-sso
rapidly growing city Indians, now contains 1900 IA
fabtahis. population dpuplei tho taxahls
property trebled six Tho arrivals and
OF steamboats, at its wharf in 1881 5S The Wabash
Is the most fertile Of all the Wcstern vaes and
and hogs than the ether
s tho country 1t is also marked out by nature
route OF travel.
The position Of the R. guards against comps-
tton fer the through travel of region
and adjacent TO the lower Ohio, while its local
must be sufficient to well support the road. When
petcd tn Vincennes, IL will give cut off railroad
from the Ohio at Evapsv the Mississippi Louis
of 1916 lies against the river Of $40 mile and
from Evansville cnna 2i miles against the pre-
sent route OF $50 miles In either the distance
will be performed in less than onethrd the time
auired by the river.
The bonds for $1,000 each redee enable LIST January
1862 principal and interest payable at the Phenx Bank
New York the for the latter LIST January and
LIST July They convertible into stock to 0h April
1877 and secured by first and only the
whole road from Evansville to Nincennes its machinery
Franchises and appure.snces The mortgage also
the real estate purchased by tho company for dopos &C.,
which cost S10090, and il now worth more
The trtees for the bondholders Evan r. Bcbb and
John j. A.Sanford of the city OF New York.
Sealed the whole these bonds
endorsed Proposals for Evansville and Illinois Railroad
Bonds" will be received at the office of Csmmann,
Wbtshouse Il Co., 80 Wall street, until three o'clock
the 18th day of June nst when they will be absolutely
.posed oil to the highest bidder.
Pm ted exhibits Of the with map showing
location anc connections be obtained app eaon at
the above named Office. JOHN fNGLE, Jr.,
Secretary and Financial Agent r. g. l. r. Co.
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companies except where the instruments Of one
years mag be anticipated by county warrants in which
the taxes to the county treasurer for the special
liquidation of these warrants.
The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at
tide water during the first In June in the years
1851 and 1852 was as follows
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Real and personal estate. 49,. .S55SlS,14o
The road forms link in the great chain Of wide gauge
York also connects with the Central line Albany
to the road from Rochester, through Lockpor
van in at Emirs and with Dunkirk tho State Line
Lake Shore Roads via the Erie from Emra There little
doubt that the broad chan Of which this forms
part will receive full share Of freight and
travel Freight laden at niagara Falls will
di eot to New York. without breaking bulk
sary be the case with the Buffalo and Albany road.
present come and future prospects Of the work. The
tire cost with full equipments proposed under this adj
yertsement viii he saO.ooo Of Which the first mortgage
viii constitute sS009o aud the second s2OOoo and the
share subscriptions 100000 OF last i29 900 has been
pia m Founding our estimate upon the monthly receipts
business Nil not fall short S0U000 which forty per
cent being deducted for running expenses S6oOO
being 40 interest than per upon the pre-
company the issuing Of the second bonds will
be sjot0 on which the yearly interest is $4,000; that,
mposbility to wit: that the income Of the road will he
greater during the than during the present there
can be no doubt that the interest the bonds will be pune
tually paid.
With the road properly equipped with of
the sections OF the Canandnigua and Niagara Falls Road
opened the directors confident that the receipts of this
local receipts for the first year. with all its disadvan
tages sufficient to maintain the road is considered high
~ encouragng The length Of this roaa being fsrtvseyen
miles the mortgage debt will be about 900 per mile less
than one haf the cost Of construction which makes this
loan equally with the and
morgge 10 secure the payment Of the bonds mortgago
Kotchual Esquire Trustees all the lands fixtures
of the company, and also all its income and
oeiyts that these bonds under the
both Income and second mortgage bonds
DIRECTORS or THE COMPANY.
Solomon j. Gillett, do. Il. Smith, Penn Yam,
Diver Phelps CaHanaaigua. Jsmos Robinson Gorham.
N. Gorbam, do. w II Oliver Pam Van
W. IL. Clark, do. John s. King Geneva
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Dec. POI ,5a4 Inc. 2S2 l57 Dec. sc


The aggregate quantity Of the articles left tide
water from the of navigation to the It'll
June inclusive during the years 1850 and 1852,
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Inc. 1893 Inc. 26,1O7 Inc.

Inc. 1909 Inc 26,107 Inc. 25035 Inc LASS
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the Of navigation to the eth
June inclusive, during the years 1851 and 1852
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FINANCIAL.
DKofosALs FOR LOAN nv ss,a .,

PkofosALs FOR LOAN OF $4,000 ~ ran COW.
General "a III, S.st ssssss
Na.s ts 70 grqyias for the Immediate coupeoa Of sss
proved the second day April A. o. is5s psevisea -rix
sheriaoa 70 We on ane 80 hereby
n J ~ mcntioaed and which hereby
pss s S ssn Il &c Ssress s snS ,, re-
o. ohn therefor eice@able ia thirty years on
pei apnum Pa3 Able ha yeey In specie On the ~, Sss,
Branch sessa section Of aS sss fu,ss,
there ss SEAL is saSray sc, apart BY the
vsue sccruIns sao canal from and after o,
Msn The or iesi q the DEBT hereby s"shopeda sna
sha BE- the a.sy u the ssia atsr she
s"nstioI o. ntest IN the said osa Or soy other losa
par value the sad form sinking fund for
Of the principal q ,hs eas at It's maturity TIC
a sSt Asi 70 ,sESs e. s ordinary ospa:.s q
ths an 1852 further vd5s Ybrt tho ceghaase loan
taa Of tho EcrsA BrasoS Lxtensea 81 the Pssssy,vss
shs not 81 subject to taxstis fox a surooss wbatsysr
and IL saii be the duty Of tbs tcoouroas
form a those required 70 10 attached Tue bonds
authority aforesaid notice hereby given that propoai
win be received at tho office Of the Secretary Or the Com
cay Of June nox for tho psrpose loanag % the
sesey tie SUN Of $3.50 o5 sts rate 81 inseress no. en-
seeding s p1r cent per snnnm payable half yearly
loan reaeenasls thirty years date III, csrs
ssies osoaE Tor the sans SHAH rot be subject to taxaos
Tor whatever. and sh2 have
sgreenby to the terms Of the foregoing act al
and ais certificate sMsl be rsse IN Of i've and
ten Thousand dollars at The option Of the bidder Tbs pro-
posis must etatc exp silly tire amount proposed TO be
tasen the lowest rate of interest and the ren,ul
smaller fraction than onequarter PER cent will be
tanned As hid This State the rgt
whole part of the offered. the
sPu.tes TO The contrury Bids must be direct exp
cit No conditional Hypothetical proposal FOR iees
than will berecevce pom tho acceptance the
poGal tue onehirj Of the money must be pid
State Treasury immediately another third ~ GO
painde in 10 days thereafter and the
of receipts from the Treasury said
Of loan will he issued accordingly The proposals
directed under SEAL TO the office of the Secretary the
monveath endorsed "Proposan for Loan" They
be opened until the period for disclosing thor content
arrived, when alteration the will be permitted
The Secretary Of the Comm wealth tho presence
Governor State Treasurer Auditor General and
be present, all
sh saia proposals. when the Governor wiz the ioaz
to the lowest and best bidder OF bidders.
II. w. HUGHES, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
secretary's Once, Harrisburg. May 7. 1852.
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:. s., S pS re- .. fo o.
jss.;ss +; y. ioTs ;, :, = sssooSS' - 7pss
con'aay soay.rt5 At the option Of TIC Af issa
sE ssG &. r1ys 10. w or y
Tho sst tho part Of said wiz OK
.ss Raroad COMPANY extends sorth from tho rieh
, "a Mines; near s';surg rss.
.s OF % and At that pss
u. ~ Ssai:
ing saSss : s,s ssd ,s a 's a
kalTsas COMPANY thss the latter company viii
nn .ns line b W. the coal
road laid with fat bar rail and isa original cost
Of WITH the ae q
hePaties in interest tho bonds stock and CLAIMS have
Preferred dividend consolidated stock 1850 shasss q
Cannon consolidated stock $50 shares $50 s 10 20
tie. iS for I 1s
rio "a Railroad Company have made contract WA
rs.Eons5s parties for reanE the track seen tho New
.npersr heavy iron rails T road the easirs o.mpls
sian which guaranteed The 18th August
Fs s If.
nnasr moe. sssas
sip and the s.y Of into
Es
city oNsw York which mor'sas, tn. first s,y lien
for Client transport
frssht which will pass ever the roads as wo as passen
s.:i n; $:y,s s:
sn5 e. ao1. y cents PC. rn sss the ssss
pe1 ton s csGnn With ample x
transpat tho sale and sossumption q ths ssai wS
dsman viii sny be limited ~ Tho epacty Of the road
local business from smbcr, lumber i.slss coke iron.
glass and ~ sSs - ssses There ere mo oves
read whsh will carried ready and good market whsh
Has Sa n
timber land now being and win terminate
ssasls s s5s e:%gs.y WI .Sa; b sTessy
a s s rs ss
fine white sand fcr glass works stsne rsishpg the best
stones for furnaces also abound in the
l fertility so
and all agricultural products to ths rich valley
county Of Ti.ga ha. three foia since th
ia' a. ays T.
sa,s nSrh sSutR the PASSENGER business s mns ss
AID ample povsrs granted t. item by tho L.s.iaturs
@ Il and mills in any direction are
for the m, There are E
when made will add greatly to tho value Of the .ompany
T9s si%5 s1 tie
rupts Of produce at Tie lssst the
following sssms:o business over road y cne year.
q. %sS S sST SnF Of
100 tons coal at CIV cen "a por ton is s9375o
IS GOO 0O0 feet oflumber at 10 cents ~. 1900
Passengers and miscellaneous freight. ......,.. 1900
100 100
Expenses, say so per cent. .,..... ........ 6l.75
Estimated net earnings for the ending Aug. 1853 SIS
From which there are to be dedGctod--
For interest, say Per cent on S.SOU00 S2i 800
For dividend referred stock IS IL 400
Less amount assumed and payable by
the State under her guaranty....,. 1900
- $500
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OFFICE OF TIN ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
" Of Nicaragua, New York, june ], lt2.At meeting
Of Abe Board OF Directors this hold th
dividend two dollars each share Of tho stock Of this
eics Of tho sompasy Wall street. sn;ths I5th ipst
The transfer books will be closed from the 9th TO stH
Instant both inclusive. BY order
~ ISAAC G. LEA Scsrstarv.
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GUNDAY EXCURSION TO UNCOMFORTABLE NEW
~ and beautiful steamboat INDUSTRY Can't Hitchcock
viii make trip w the East River 60 unongo sunday
Juno H. leaving the foot Of Canal street TO- Catherine
street at bali past 10 and Broome street ut IL o'clock
Returning viii icaye Unonport at half pact o'clock NJ
Psssaec each way % cents,
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RxXITrAN CRs-PAssAGHs.-pRAr FROM 81
aad rpwsrd payable ~ sight In any tswn threushcu
BOWMAN, GRINNRLL & co., IS South street, ssle
SCENTS In this city for the swallow Tail hasss Of vsspss
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Leaving surplus for preferred stockhoders ga gJ
By refercns6 10 previous statements ID will be observed
that property costing when rclad snd equipped $780,
mortsaged for S000 and that the estimated
ings amount to S6l5Ij largely exceeding the per
ssnt agreed to be paid the bonds issued Refersg
sections and Of the act Of the legislature
passed April 1850 full authority is 30 issue thcso
bonds and create mortgage to secure them and sale OF
til 10 ma de valid below as at or above par.
JOSEPH W. KYERSS, President,
Proposals to be directed above and to stipulate for
cash payment the 18th June whom the bonds will be
delivered The accrued interest from May LIST to the th
Juno, goes with the bond G.. s. ROBBINS & SON.
DAVIS, BROOKS co.
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ITO CONTRA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE, MILL.
\ tary Asyrm Washingtop, d. O., May 26 Is6c.-Ssalsd
wn be received At this office until Wednesday
vh OF June NEXT AZ l2ssloek NJ for tho Of
a. o. the Military Asylum near shs city TAs
ss' with wing eighty fssA ~
uI WI " entertained for sompsting this buHdag
eSisr, arc with their respective
la spAnen OF she stone with which they propose "
sgd sss9mlani:d by r,rsssar information
eay sns sapaoity Of tho quarry, which specimen win
rsaipsa e .anpls under the contract addition 70
lenses for the officers Of The institution The plans and
sLs Ish .n.i Wednesday the h Of June next above
mentioned whore all other information relative
Won and character Of ths buildings will be given Every
oner 10 construct these building must he
written Enars.t.e ssnsd by one or more Responsible pr
or bidders will u hh or their bid bs accepted enter nso
ties erect the 80 The plans aAd
furnished II deciding on shs d. regard win :: had
the bidders the right will be
only may be deemed most advantageous the
ncn and ass 70 reject the WHOLE should them be
acceptable All bids 70 be ssaIcd and endorsed
for building the military Asylum and addressed 10
-, - ALEXANDER Lieutenant Corps OF Engineers
Inc baltimore Sun, New York Herald, and New York
courier ssd ENQUIRER will please insert the above three
times week m I'll che Goth Of June next
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E0R COMFY IsLAND-LANDING AT FORT HAMIL-
y ton each way Fare 12is cents each way viii COM
mencs regular trips On Sunday. June 6tb the steamer o.
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~ DThc not and lpIend steambost NoRiV Ak, Capt
r. r. BETTE, will commence her regular trips tho season
to the Island. juno 18Th.
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DIyIDEND.-CITIZENs' FIRE INSURANCE CON-
~ papy New York, June 4, 1s52.-A dividend Of eight
cent has been declared this day. Payahe to the stock
koIdcrs en- den&Ed, at the ofce No. OF all street.
u. III. MCIkAN. SncraAarr.
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Total value put upon the market during the
leSI Sf4f.IO3
Do do do do 1859 469S31 |
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NIX ono wANTED--oN FURNITURE WORTH
RlC,OOO sso0Oo.vith tho meet undoubtod rafcr-
ences, Hr year. for which good per contage viii 10
paid Address II. A." at Tho ettee, : "
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EXCURSIONS.

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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS-EvEKX
- day except Saturdays. Fare 70 cents esoh way
sSss street ~ e'Slsot SpIns Grand r
=. II. KSffeshnsnts. AsAing tackle. Ne. provided