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A Truly Public Loss.

Hon. RoBERr RANTotL, M. c., Of
Masssc schuseiis, died suddenly at Wash
ington, on the 9Th inst. He was but
shor, time patticipator in the National
Councils, bat that short time proved him
10 be, What all who knew his previous
reputation, expected, rarely accomplish
ed Statesman, q true Democrat, and a
man Of that pure honesty, that can
neither he flattered OF frightened into
the support Of wrong. Some of the
ablest articles perhaps ever written against
The barbsrism Of the death punishment,
are from his pen. He was Democrat
of long standing, but he opposed Slavery
aud Slave. holding with all his might, yet
without abandoning his party, or denying
the force Of all the actual compromises
OF ,he National Constitution. He was
one Of the most promising public men Of
his day, not perhaps for an ambitious
career, but as a man Of genuine, honest
force; a man who had the manliness TO
be right; and who had he lived would
have leii mark upon the tablets Of his
Time.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

At. Pren,iss l05
J..K. Matthews" ~
w. C. Talburt /" % y"
John Monroe having the highest num-
Der Of votes was declared duly nominn-
ted.
For Treasurer:
S. Sutton had 492 votos.
And there being no opposition, s. Sut.
ton was declared duly nominated.
Eor County Commissioner:
Fl, Killheffer had $50 votes.
W.,Killpatrick q 230
Henry Killhetfer having the highest
number Of vo,es was declared duly nomi-
nated.I =
For Prosecuting Attorney:
Azariah Budd had 81 4S6 votes.
And there being no opposition, An
riah Budd was declared duly mominnted.
For Surveyor:
s. Parker had 246 votes.
A. Crow w 239
Samuel Parker having the highest num-
Der Of votes was declared duly nouilna-
ted.
For Recorder:
I J. 8. Spencer had 255 votes.
j.. Jingle :" 233 /"
Jabez s. Spencer having the highest
namber Of votes was declared duly nomi-
nated.
For Coroner:
John Parrish had 224 votes.
JIM. Radabaugh" 81
John Parrish having the highest num-
Der Of votes was declared duly nomina.
ted.
James H. Smith was nominated Asses
sor for distric, No. 9; Adam Sroufc As
SCISSOR for district No. 3; Sigmund REX
art Assessor for district No. 4.
At the request Of the Delegation from
district No. l, the choice of Assessor for
that district was referred back from the
Convention 10 the decisiOn Of the Dis
trict. as.
On motion Of H. Sarber, Esq,
Resolped, That we rejoice in the pros
pecls Of the National Democratic Party +,
and that the Democracy Of Putnam
county unanimously approve Of the nom-
nation Of franklin Pierce and William
R. King, for President and Vice Presi-
| dent Of this Republic, and will ia Nov
ember next, DO their duty at the
Polls for them as the mehi Of their
choice.
Resolped, That this Convention heart
| ily ratify the State nominations, for Judge
Of the Supreme Cours, and Member OF
the Board Of Public Works, and believe
them efi. 10 be made," and that we un-
animousIy approve Of our County Ticket,
selected by the Democracy Of Putnam
as this day determined, and in support
thereof will show The goodness Of our
faith in the nominees BY the force Of our
deeds at the October election.
On motion, Of J. e. Mcconnell, Esq,
Resolped, That tho instructions here.
,ofore given 10 the Central Committee
Requesting them 10 fix the time for hold
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.--This bill
passed the House on Thursday last by
a large vote: Yeas 1O5, rays rs. II
was sent 10 the Senate and read the first
lime; but on lis second reading, obiec-
tons were raised and the bill laid aside.
Whether il will pass the Senate or not,
remains 10 bs soen.--Er.
The Senate appears TO be the grave OF
all necessary measures
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

TIE CHOLERA AT GfEBoA. = Fourt cen
persons died in all ofihe Cholera and five
were taken with the disease who recover
ed. I. has now sbaied for nearly week
and did moi splead TO any extent. vari
Gus reasons ore assigned foi its appear
sncs in CiIboa- among others the stop
ping ii Chambers Tavern Of person
who had the disease, but who recovered
from Il.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

ANOTHER OF THE LIFE GUARD GONE.
Died, ON Sunday, July IL, at his resi-
idence IN Hartford, Oxford comfy,
Main, Seth Sturtevans, in the 93d year
Of his age. He was with Washington a,
Valley Forge, aud was in the battles Of
Saltwater and Monmouth. lie was per.
fectly we'll on the day Of his death, he
arose from his seat, wound up his clock,
reseated himself. and fell asleep; and
,he first in,imation the family had of his
death was his unusal silence. He died
while sleeping in his chair.-iStass Capi'
tdI Fdcf.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

GovERNNoR SEWARD II is stated
that Few days ago, at the Yale College
Gov. Sewsld was appointed orator for the
next year, but 10 consequence Of the dis
appreciation Of Judge Cone, Of Georgia,
and other Southernsrs present, the up.
poin,men. was reconsidered and revoked,
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On Tuesday last, a small child Of abou

On Tuesday last, a small child Of about
three years old, sirayed away from i's
parents, who reside about four miles.
south Of Coving,on. and was not fuund
until Friday last. When discovered, he
was lying on his back in the woods, com.
pletely destitute Of a single article Of
clothing, and severely cramped in all his
limbs. How the little fellow live four
days, and what became Of his clothing
remains a mystery. He is now regain
ing his strength, but is unable to give
any explanation Of the singular circum-
stance. .-Cin. Citizen.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

The total loss Of propery, by the Mon.
ueal fire is estimated at $2,000,0O0.
Application will be made 10 the Govern
n,ent for relief loan Of $s00.Oo0 to as.
sis, the poor to rebuild. Proposals have
been made to erect three sheds Of frame
to be filed in with brick each 24O feet
long, for temporary occupation for the
noor.-Cnnndn pGper.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

THE ToMATo.-Professor Rafiaesque,
Of France ). says Of this vegetable, Git is
deemed very healthy, and an Invaluable
article Of food"
Dunglison says:--"Et may be looked
upon as one Of the most wholesome and
valuable escuients that belong 10 the
vegetable kingdom"
A writer in the Farmers Register
says:-aft has been tried BY several per
sons with decided success. They were
afflicted with chronic cough, the primary
cause Of which, in one case, was supposed
10 be disc ased liver, in another, diseased
lungs. I. mi,igates and sometimes H ell
feciually checks fis'of coughing
Scientific Amer'cdn. .FtJf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

Mr.. ARCHER, an American, is the in.
ven,or ofan improved progress Of manu-
featuring postage stamps, which, after .
long delay, has jus, been adopted by the
English government.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

MAcKEREL FrsHERIEs.--1'le following
is the estimate Of the Inspector General Of
Massachusetts,; showing what interest
Mvssach achusetis has in the fslieriesq question.
U. S. Economist. a..
54o4o tons, being s5S vessels naviga,ed
by 9,l74 men end boys. !, ,,.s.
Value Of vessels and outfits. 80, ,532. 900
Annual valne of ea,ch.,"..." 2,400, 900
The value dfNew EHpIand ton. a
mage may be considered as
nearly equal to this amount,
say value Of vessels and ..,
outfits ........"..".5, 800 900
Value of. caich....:; .:;...."....".l 100000
10000 ,ons--6, 900 men and. boys.
But only an approximation can be
made, as many are employed in both cod
and nsackerel.
The Massachusetts mackerlmeu, in
1851, caught their fares as follows: -.
In AWericafi water bbls".".."..lSS,3 ,33S
In waters, the exclusive right
to which is claimed BY Earl ..s ,
Derby, bbls-.".......... .....'."".l40.906
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON IS Industrious
ly cul,iva,ing his farm, three miles from
Newcastle, Delaware. Instead Of run.
ming race with competitors in the
political field, he is endeavouring 10
distance his overseer in agricultural
pursuits. Each has selected lis field,
and wager lies between them, which
will produce the richest crop from his al
lotted norton.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

WHO rs THE CHIEF MAcisrRATE! We
should like to be informed by those who
know whether the seat Of Government
haa not been removed. From the pres
ent appearances the Government is loca :
ted al MarshfeId. way up 10 the State Of
Massac achuse,is. We discover that Mr..
Webster occasionally ,elegraphs 10 Mr..
Fillmore and The res, Of the Cabinet the
progress Of The negotiation between him
self and Mr.. Champion the British Min
lister. Old DaEis bound to be Executive
de fact6 il he can, be de jure.-Lima
Argus. DE-.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

RAMRoxp MArTRRs.--Meeiing in re-
fela.ion 10 Railroad matters are appointed
in this village, in Ottawa, and Columbus
Grove. The subjec. Is important and we
trust that foil attendance will be given.
See notices.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

Thomas F. MEAeHER declared his in
tention 10 become a citizen ofthe Uni.
ted States, to oae Of the Judges Of tho
Superior Court in New York, on Monday,
We can imagine with what qualification
Mf. Nj. took the oath required on that oc.
casiion, particularly that part oft by which
he renounced his allegiance TO the QsGn
of Great Britain and Ireland.-Cin. CHI.
zen.
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SIsNIFIcANT.-As an interesting and
at the same time most significant fact,
we would mention that in Orange county
the residence Of Mr.. Graham, the whig
candidate for vice presidency, Reid, the
the Democratic Candidate for Governor
Of North Carolina, gained sixty votes al
the election Of Thursday last--Mr. Ora.
ham being present at the polls.--
Union.
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That's all the way we know how TO
make a "Sco,t Pyramid" with the lum.
ber a, present available Gin. Enquirer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

HANCOCK CouRrER.--Thls able demo-
cratic journal, under tho management Of
Messrs. Brown g. Blackiord. has gro@n
10 i full double medium size. This is
an evident sign Of prosperity. Now that
there i but one paper 10 the county, the
nsopIe of Hancock should tako pride in
sustaining such 9 paper.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

ROBERT CouErER, formerly editor Of
the Findlsy Journal, is now assistant ed-
sor g. publisher Of the Kenton Republi-
can.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

We have not heard fiom Gilboa in, the
past week. We learn by the Kalida Ven.
lure that oil the physicians bet two ran
away from town OH the first appearance
Of the cholera. The people ought to
drum them away again when they come
back. One Of the physicians that remain.
ed took the cholera aud died.--Limd
Argus,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

NoRrh CARosrNA.-By reference to
our ielegraphic column,i it will be seen
that our estimate Of yesterday, placing
Reid's majority at about FIVE thou
sand, IS confirmed by advices since come
TO hand and wich shows a clear gain ol
1900 fot the democra,s in for'y.five
COUNTIES.
We have already spoken fully Of the
moral effec, of,his great, and in its ex-
tent unexpected democratic victory. We
regard i. as insuring, if due effort be moi
wanting the collective ELECTORAL vote ol
the South TO Pierce and King. Wash
ington Union. ~, .. .,-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-27

THE STAR IN THE EAsT.-Presidea-
tial Pyramids are becoming common, but
many Of them are awkwardly constructed,
here is one, evidently made BY capital
artist, one who has studied designs and
knows how 10 select his timber:
Sdorr PYRAMID.
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They have opened a public school for
bows in New Orlusns. Terms Of admls.
sion. clean faces aud clean clothes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
COMM ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MON Ely ARK FIT.
FRIDAY, Oct. 15-6 p

FRIDAY, Oct. lb-O Il M.
We have nothisg new In tho stock market to report
At the board Erie Harlem were in active demand
aud improved the opening compared with prices
rent ut the close yesterday There had been advance
in Cumberland Coal Co. of x per cent New jersey
Zinc, Il Erie Railroad s.; Harlem, u Michigan Gen.
trsl Railroad, u Nicaragua, y Canton Co - Hud-
son Railroad y. Norwich and Worcester declined q per
cent Dauphin Co, a Stonington, a. At tho second
board the market considerably better and an Ad
realized nearly every sale made Nicaragua
Transit went Up x per cent. Erie Railroad 4 Cum
bersnd Coal Co.. u Pennsylvania Coal y Harlem
opened at an mproy ement but closed heavy.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port o.day amounted 70 sizes go So payments
Sls4,e ?6-bslance, 50 4l9 731 g.
The steamship Atisntic, for Liverpool to morrow,
(Saturday viii take out about half million in specie
wshave change in quotations for foreign exchange to
report
The Bank OF New York has declared semi. annual
dividend OF Ave per cent; the Mechanics and Traders
Bank Fix per cent New York Gas Company fiys re-.
cent New York, Providence and Boston (stoniDgton)
Rs!irosd Company two and half Ter cent.
Tor the $500 coo New York and New Haven Railroad
Bonds proposals to the amount of sT1s coo received
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Stock IN city in all hands estimated Gt 500Co bales
Fn.IGHrs Liverpool aboupS coo TO 10 900 bushels
al wi eat enga ed at 3D. In buk 600 bb rosiu at
Id with shout 600 btis -four at I'D. while lid
asked for Some 600 bales cotton engaged at
I'd. tor compressed ami sd fer impressed and
sled vas asked at the close. 10 London 10000 to
IS 0oo bushels wheat were engaged at I'd In bulk and
7ld bagg.d by ship; ana 100 tons oil cake on private
terms To Iavro 500 bales cotton we're engaged &c
with some ashes at So So For four, SOC per Dbl
asked For California rates wore buoyant wtn more OF
fsIipg clippers first getting 10 75 and Thee nearly
full 10 TO s5c per foot measurement.
fish, go quintas dry God brought SO SKA $3.50;
and acc bbls. 10. maokerel $40 rs. stocks stt and
fRuIr Included in the day opcrstons 600 boxes
layer Taisins at 81 So 5000 CO. tanch do AZ 81 80
Hay Of 600 baes wers tected Ut 81 COZ TO 81 rs
per 100 lbs. ceSh
Hipss--Thsre has been IN improved demand this
week vhch bs been freely mot BIZ importers Tbeaacs
consist Il SEQ BueDoS ayres &c lhs supposed II Ice
per 10 eight mouths a9e do, 81 x lbs ~. six
months 00o do. % h.. a. 10 Sc IA boLd 800 Rio
GraDde. CIV lbs. at lie Ilj0 Augosturs 20 lbs at
I4c SEQ booked Porto Cabto 70 ibs.. 1T N1c 1871
90 DO 70 lbf It loAc $40 open do - los, IT l2Sc.
COO do. 90. ~ lbs, ne; t57 English aud Irish
tlauef.sr as 90 los AZ gL;c LOO Irish caf lbs vt
6,sc; eco Ensh slaughter OK so lhs, at 70 per b !;
ia ssyanis rs lbs, at loc S'2 Maracaibo % lbs, at
inos Tbtrs were 200 tons Scotch pic reported sod 1t
about Sf7 60 FIX months Market very firm
LIiE.--One cargo Of common .ocklsnd hanged hands
a. p5c per bbi., cash
OtA Crude whale was geld Of 15c., AID crnde spesm
et 81 70 per gallon COO glons ,sceG we're aod al Il
72c per gallon, reduction
Pnoy,sloSs.iors OWING to tho oessa.,on Il the slp
ping inquiry gS1 less active ,o.dsy 800 bis e,oughs
Grecr hams were ceiling ~ i0o. sides, at 30 ;
shoulders. AZ So dressed hogs at ~ &c; ami live
bogp. NJ ~ 6f9o per To- latt better req most
ana 800 psgs common 10 prime prJcu ced at III &
l2c per 10 BEEF varied te. tho salts inciudec 900 bbls
r'in e. at s4s SO END mos at 80 tOss6 ias's
beef In jeDiand 81 so SO per tirse md BRET
bans Of S1C pc bbl Ohio bustor sold 70 extent,
at 20 1851 state "a et - 10; aai to prime
cheese ~ 40 ec ger ID.
p.Ir--T.rss Llaad Us Ia requogt H. 2qo a 29ks,
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Total S54 SOC, SIS S52 9O4 O53
The for choice goods especially Frenoh very
active and prices well supported for ncary every ar
Gle The Franklins cargo just arrived is for the most
part sold Prime black silks in better stock but sell
freely Deianes and all goods commend very full
prices French gloves though active, heavy, from
largo surpus stock. Ribbons very firm. Cloths
steady, with fair demand. Tho mportstons still
large Of fall goods while with the addition Of goods for
the spring trade arriving early for the supply Of distant
markets they amount to very considerable quantities.
British goods Less active but firm except for linens,
which in overstock Stu steady and active and
Britsh dress goods still sell readily Blankets buoy
Domestic goods, with loss activity, yet selling
largely for the season, and prices very steady.
Brown sAeetings and shirtings moderately active
7Hc for heavy and SIC for light goods bleached are
moro quiet but firm Drills are doing better. Browns
in demand for export, at ia and 7ssc for home
bleached &c., and blues &c.. with firm market.
osnaburgs Offering freely at old prices without much
doing denms steady at SIC for ell makes but buy
few at this price and transactions limited
Stripes active with scany supply and prices steady
Ticks reduced In stock Canton fsnnels are very
fIm with active demand-stcck is light. Printing
cloths frm at az SIC, with . limited supply.
Prints very much reduced in stook which, with
good demand sustains prices Gpghams are frm at l0o
for Manchester and loc for tho other makes Delancs
freely Of the batter kinds at II Gle stocks
light Csssimers continue active mostly for heavy goods
though light goods In demand by tho clothing trade
Cloths firm. with firm fair demand Satinets are
rather less active but Arm, with light supply and
fair demand Tweeds steady and jeans dull Lnseys
firm at Isa 100. Flannes active ami rather
Blankets also in light supply and good de-
msnd The by and Northern trade is very active,
and large bills still selling TO the West, Country
dealers are free buyers their for past trading
well paid up. There is large AMOUNT Of Western
bills in OF payment for the aprng trade and
not the isast bsckwaydDcss sppears
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7aompso Reporter gives the owng list of tho
banks in Washington City the nstes Of which good
Bank Of AmeiicA-Georse Smith President
Bank OF the Metropohs-0Ij
Bank Of w ashipgton-0id
Exchange Bank ef seldep. Witners & Co.
National Bank--Secured by Virginia Bond.
Patriotic Bapk-0ld
The Washington R75c states that tho circulation Of
the suspended Union Bank Of that city amounts to
about seventy thousand dollars rom six TO ten thousand
dollars Of which it is estimated held in Washington
by vsrious individuals legal gentleman Of Washing
ton hss gone to Virginia to take possession Of the assets
OF the bank in that state for the benefit of the creditors
The balance remaining in the treasury Of Lousana on
the 3ist Of August 1862 1924 So4 81; receipts in
September S42 SCI AZ; expenditures in came month
sieI56 "a; balance on hand september CO. $l4S 46S H.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pspy for September amounted to S139 634 A. against
SIGHT 20 last year showing decrease Of So ASP TO-
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and Va.
ue of foreign dry goods ent,ed at this market for
sumption for warehousipg and the withdrs walls from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, October Is, 165.:--
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SECOND BOARD
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Vct ID-U =. Vt.
Amxs-ysried little so bills having boon taken at 81
eSI FOR pots. anu So So for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BEEseas-A sale Of 500 lbs American yellow
ported to day private terms The current prices
" $50 per ID.
BRxApsIUFFs-Flou tended upwards. Sales we're made
OF 127Oo bbls ordinary to choice at s. 81 - So
mix 10 fancy Western at - 81 81 66R common to
good Ohio at 81 81 90 mixed to straight southern
When ruled firm. The busness comprised geo bushels
fair Gsneses white supposed 81 or % 400 western do
AZ 81 04 ST 04 and 60e Genesee MIXED At 81 o. Rye,
barley and sass unaitered Corn favored buyers
The reached "a 600 bushels western mixed at
Tic. q re per buthe
COFFEE With good demand and firm market we
have notice sales If 200 bags Java at lie Geo do Rio
Of $40 PC; and 602 40. ST Domingo for export ct
re per Id
CorIor Tho saes to-day were $50 bales, AZ frmer
prices chiefly takou for the Liverpool market. We
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ExIsR riar AGENCIES.

- CON ana Snntl American Eypretswiii be despatched
hoard the last running seausr Illiioas on uednes-
teo with the Pacific Nail sac amshp Co.'S spi sn9a stosm
s roc IN Sbippera gill tlease have their itoiyt ready
on ysssv nct t. r,o tin for cording and sealing at tho
tust m horse. M pac cages shoul. b put " strictly
weight small parcels received til one T. aAy 81 sad
ny Notes, bills. mud drafts q, usuh 40 extra
~ sod the limo ut the l0wea ratio ., oro
BLIruRi & CO.. yescy st:oet Atlor HOase.
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CLOTHING.

SrAsT.OrI CLOTH NC AND TtfRNtTuRE WAITED.
" Iadics CONT ON fev,ur any clothing furniture,
t. d'arpee or bst 9rcn ~ nn
Tor Tic suiecrbee y h ,sidenee shrcugr tbe raes
4 H. GUFs gfuOAS.
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with n' pa, able eniannualiy in the city Of Nev
President Of the Mountain Lake Water Compauy Of The
city Of San Francsco, in the state Of California will
ceive sealed proposals. at tho eice Of Measrs Dias
Thomas No. 90 wall street in the city Of New York. vnt
Thursday the fourth day Of November 1852 At two O'Clock
Pm for tbs WHOLE part OF tho above monto aed
loan which will bear interest a. the Of oont
payable semi in the city Of New York
ard be redeemabe the first day of November 1869 At tbs
place The undersigned will avail himself of the asu
privilege Of rejecting conditional bids and Of doclin{ng
such he may deem not advantageous Rds should -
directed Pr als for San Francisco Water Bonds and
sent TO the subscriber Twenty cent and the preu
will be payable the day after opening tho bids and Vie
balance with accrued interest," paid the option q
the bidder time before the first day OF February nex
thus giving capitalists an opportunity most roll
able and permanent without dis
turbng their financial The debt created BY
The issue OF these bonds for the Of paying for eas
necessary pipes snd fxtnres thaR sufficient ~
reservoirs laying the pipes aud completing the works the
entire capital OF the company $5000) having been sab
scribed BY the citizens Of Fraaosoo the subscrsrs
embracing Of its most wealthy merchants and baak~
This the first and only debt Of tho and ths
repayment of tho secured by the transfer trust
James Bond and william NJ Burgoyne Of all tho proper
y and Of the valued 1t Of
million Of dollars. The company have by law, the exolu
rht Of laying pipes within the city limits and
by purchase the only from which bo
troduced into the city Tho stock OF this company Win
probably be the beet paying stock In the Union Cspes u
the laws reporte OF engineer with &c be hsA
bv calling at the Office of Messrs Das Thomas. No. q
Wall street. second story SAMUEL PURDY. President.