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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-27
POSITIVE BARGAINS.!

TAvING very large stock of LACE and FAN
IL CY SUMNER GOODS, which wish to dispose
of before the FALL will positively offer them for cash at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
They consist of a large variety of Fashionable Lace
Capes from one to eight Dollars.
Blk. Lace Wells, Lace Sleeves Trimming Laces and
Edriprs of every dcscription-such as Real Thread
Woye Thread Valencicnncs Linen, Cotton and Bob.
bin: Blk and White Blonde Laces and Edglngs. Al
so, full assortment OF
PREACH NEEDLEWOIeK KEMBRO1DERIES
Comprising beautiful Worked Muslin Collars very low
Blk. Embroidered Muslin Capes at cost prices;
Emb'd Sleeves and Cuffs oflhc the newest patterns;
French Emb'd Lawn Handkls. at New-York cost;
Swiss Edgings and lnscrtings at reduced praceSi
Cambrc do " do I" "
Infants Frock Bodies various Sizes at cost;
Embroidered Caps,
Ladies' Muslin Breakfast Caps very few LETT
Worked Muslin Chcnisettes, choice patterns and un-
questionably cheap.
Summer Bon:ets at and Under Cost.
Some IF them oute new and others toerably ancient.
Tn dsnosng of these l will graduate the prices &C
cordinq to senory those of two years standing con-
sid.raIly under cost Also BONNET RIBBONS, all
of them new at prices to suit the Bonnets and the
times respectively.
Summer Dress Goods.
Such as Printed AIlsins, Ginghams Gingham Mus
Inns Rarage DeLaines White and Colored Dotted Mus
lius &C. &C. purchased this Spring and offered tempt
ingv low: in fact willing to sacrifice the profits
on all of these as well many other exclusively Sum-
mer Goods in orert make room for my Fall supplies
which | intend to he on scale unusually complete,
and at prices calculated increase the extensive pat
ronage already conferred Oh me-
June 25-5lt JAMES WILSON.
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s. e. E. M. GILBERT

WILL continue the CARRIAGE BUSINESS at
w the old stand Of Gilbcrts Chaplin, formerly S.
J. Gilbert) Nos. 80 and 40 Wentworth-s, and will
keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of
CARRIAGES manufactured by themselves expressly
for their own sales together with an assortment OF
other styles usually found in this market to which the
attention of their old friends and customers is respect
fully invited Carriages ofauy style will be made to
order and repairing in all Its various branches prompt
ly and faithfully executed on reasonable terms.
STEPHEN GILBERT.
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT.
Charleston, June lst, 1852.
sI3"Persons indebted 10 the firm of s. & J. Gilbert
arc requested to make payment to S & /. N. Gilbert
who are authorized to settle the business of said firm
June 90. SO BIN
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DfsPEpTlcs.

IMPORTANT TO DYSPEpT1Cs.
DR. J. s: HOUGHTONS PEPSIN, THE TRUE DIGEs-
TIVE FLUID orGAsrRIC JUICE, preparcdirom RENNET,
OF the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after direc-
lions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. S. HOUGHTON. NJ. D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
ture's own method, by Natures own Agent, the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis See no.
tice among the medical advertisements.
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To Rent.
New Books and Novels.

TNIIE Abbottsford edition Of the WANEkLl NJ
/ Wells Price so cents for each Novel-complete
in - bound volumes, at 81 per vol.
Days Of Bruce; Braces Hungary; Hues lartary'
Bancroft's U. s. History, 4th volume,
Legislative Guide
Men and Women of tho 18th Century,
Chances at Europe, by H. Greeiy,
Essays from the London Times,
jenkins Life of Jackson; Megs on Children,
Wilson's Anatomy: Sephocles' Greek Grammar
Scrap Books; English Family Robinson,
Far on. by the author of Peep of Day,
Wild Girl of Nebraska; Texan Virago, c,,,,o &C,
July lG. a. 1ooNu'
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LEONARD CHAPLIN,

LATE OF THE FIRM OF GILBERTS CHAPIN)
rs NOW OPENING an extensive CARRIAGE
l. MANUFACTORY REPOSITORY, fronting and
on Wentwortl.street, next door to the old stand of
Gilbcrts 4 Chaplin; also, on Mcctingrcet, next door
North Of the "PAvILlON HOTEL Charleston, S. C.
Orders for Carriages and Harness, promptly ex
ecuted from this date such terms and in such man.
ner as to insure continuance Of iavors.
June lift
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cling to represent. We can extend this congrat-
ulation now without the hindranee of a single
nnkind thought. For We are all pulling togcth-
er again,for the veal ofour beloved Carolina with
peace and good viii. Esto l'erpetoa!
Edgcfsa -Adrertiscr.
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70 Printers

"A good Printer. one who is temperate, of good NOR
IA. al character and disposed to take interest fol
his employer, is wanted rs Foreman in the Ledger
ONCE Lancaster C. H., S.. C.
July %.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, S. C
CHARLESTON, June 3, 1852.

~IXTHEREAS, two Bills of Indictment for Murder
w have been found by the Grand Jury of Charles
ton District at the March sitting Of the Court of Gener
al Sessions, against one CHARLES FERGUSON
the one for the murder Of slave named John, and the
other for the murder of one Joseph McGorty.
And whereas, the said CHARLES Ferguson has fled
from justice secrees himself to avoid tie pro-
cess Of the law
Now be it known, that in order to bring tho said
Charles Ferguson to justice, I, John H. Means Gov:
ernor in and the State Of South Carolina do issue
this my proclamation, offering reward of TWO HUN
DRED DOLLARS, for the delivery of the said Charles
Ferguson at the Charleston Jail.
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years of age about
five feet four inches high, slender dark hair and COM
plexion somewhat freckled and quick spoken
Given under my hand and the seal OF the State OF
South Carolina this third day Of June in the year
of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
two j. ii. MEANS.
By the Governor.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary Of State.
July q. GO WIN
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MADISON SPRINGS,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

TJNuAT the Co-particrship heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the and firm of
GILBERTS s. CHAPLIN is this day dissolved by mu-
tua consent.
The business Of the concern will be settled by S.
e. NJ. GILBERT.
STEPHEN GILBERT.
LEONARD CHAPLIN.
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT
Charleston lst juno, 1852.
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Lives of the Democratic and WING
Nominees for the Presidency.

TNHE Life Of General FRANK PIEECE, with Bio
Il graphical sketch of Hon. WILLIAM RUFUS KING,
Vice President of the U. S. Price 25 cents.
Life and Public Services Of WINFIELD SCOTT, Gen
eral-in Chief of the Army of the United States COM
prsng his early life; his services in 1912 at Queenston
Heights, Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, and Niagara; in
the Mexican War, at Vera Cruz Ccrro Gordo Churu-
busco Chaputepec, the taking Of the Capitol the Con-
u,est of the Country, and nomination Candidate for
the Presidency. With numerous Illustrations: Price
25 cents
Queens Of England, in Vols; Asop's Fables ur
lustrated Concordance; Botany for Beginners Fae
miliar Science, &C. xTs-q~ss,rtss a Z otjNets tjNets
July 23-59tf
GJNELL Wheels, steelyards Broad Aaes ,,llT A1vlls
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Cod Liver Oil.

MOUNTAIN Butter, Fine Cheese, Fresh Macciro
WI nj Corn Starch Broma, Chocolate and Cltron
For sale by Z. W. BONNEl.
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A CARD.

NESSRS. G KENNEDY: of Chester and JAMES
Nl NJ HURST, formerly one of the proprietors OF;
the Planters Hotel, Charleston have leased the
AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street. and would res.
pectfuy solicit from their friends and the travelling
public portion of their patronage. We pledge our,
selves that the guests Of the Hotel will receive accom'
modatons unsurpassed by any in the city,
KENNEDY & HURST,
Charleston MaYl7. 40 6m
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Selling Off at Cost.

SOl11AlS Va e@C SoSV
THE subscriber desirous Of closing his business in
i in Camden will sell at New York Cost, his present
stock of Goods consisting ofthe following articles viz
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
St. Croix and Porto Rico do.
Java and Rio Coffee,
Gunny Cloth and Dundee Begging,
Bale Rope and Twine,
Hemlock Leather Shoe Thread, DC.
Paints, OIL and Window Glass,
Hardware, Iron, Nails and Castings,
Domestic Dry Goods, Saddlery, DC.
Candles, Soap and Starch.
A choice assortment of LIQUORS, viz:
Brandy, Wine, Whiskey, Porter and Ale.
Together with large stock of
Salt AND MOLASSES
Those desrous Of purchasing for Cash, or Bankable
paper on short tme would do well to call and examine
tho goods. JOHN w. BRADLEY.
Camden, May IL, 1852. 3S-tf
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Tarramts SeIfzcr Aperienl,

A ND Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhcubaroi Hooens
~ Diarrhna and Dyscntery Cordial; Murray
Fluid Magnesia. large and small bottles esn anu gen
iue. Just received at L. '. OkhAh %
June 49,
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NEW ARRIVALS.

M DRUCKER & CO. have Just received large
Itl. selection OF the newest patterns of Plain and
Fancy BERA GES. DELALNES. CHALLTS IT'S
SUE SILKS. UCSL[ES and GLNGHA.KS. and 9TH
er articles for LADIES' DRESSES. to which they in
vite the attention Of the Ladies and the public gener
ally. Asreh KS. .
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At Cost

NEW LARD. Of superior quality. Also, Sugai
~ House Syrup Rock and Table Salt Just recei
we'd by h. W. BONNEI.
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Notice.
NO person having applied for letters of admnistra'
~ ton uponthc estate of Sarah Kershaw have Ia
ken possession Of the same as derect and give o'ee
to ahavins demands prescntthem duly atested, and
those indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
nent to me.
JOHN r. JOY, O. K. D. and admir-;
June 90. 81
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

TNIIB UNDERSIGNED, have this day entered into
i Co-Partnershp for the purpose of transacting
q WHOLESALE LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS under the style and firm of WITTE &
GOODWIN, at the old stand of G. o Witte: 90 East
Bay where we will be happy to see all our old friends
g. O. WITTE
GEO NJ. GOODWIN
Charleston July5. 81 If
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The Southern Broom Mandatory

IlIB 0UUCIIUIN OIVV1k 2HUH U1esOO01J :
r ANNOUNCE to the citizens of this District. that
l. will establish BROON UANCFA CTORY III
Camden All those who ar, willing to encourage
home industry arc respectfully solicited to give me a
call.
In addition to the above, l will rebottom cane seat
Chairs-and hope all friends of the blind Will sympa-
''''' '''' I. c. BUTTON.
June l. -
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DISASTERS, &c.

Kuwrsr June IA in charge OF o-r Ntee.e'
Key with Of ioeaeco and foH beI
suce has her is ooaeco anu
cotton she has lumber and efon and ihs
no one Bovs ayhins her We cot the new y o
,choauer Hardy on 9Th inst. her on reel
On hoard sprars had been abandoned AM ue~ -
where she found By our Wreckers , -
Tn, British scho0ner Dread Not from NASSAU Jns
to,, mat Yesterday bns5 enphyo shs Al
II Al Gov d be Her unk w. ans a
R.,x RIo yh,h cosdemoed and cold Al Nana, hans
on The Baltimore 10 Apaehco's was bo
chased by Mr. Larbn Bosn, repaired at nhng efpns
sailed on the oh de canas supposed 70 "ad
- 80 l.. RI. .x.-v . d na.sensey,
NJ sbT Penelope lett San Francisco Oct ~ for san
Usore reported been heard OF; Austin 4
bsds, Con nauder; VIM Hanna, SsiiLs Master Choe ft
mste WIN. Hunter. George Williams. "A w
Ispson A. j. Irons, WAL Joseph Ernst, WIN Norhrup
q sin Robtd Charlton w. 2. Raymond WA D. heS "a aey,
M Adam, RoIa Smith, Amos Hall, HissOck DsnL Osher
Mr. he Mr. McCod, Edward II Mica d. Shepard tobefi =
Habouy, WIN. Brown. Mr.. suimsn, Mr. Lar1h LaIhn mr.
Green Mr. Uda Mr. Chap D. C. 0h.er w sinseton Jas
Conftsnf Vim Skinner stunts y foansoy John . bHF
sop Keele, Mr. Goodman Geo Tally. John hlran Gar
ter VIM Baker, r. Ross Giles Hugh, Mr. Bonger H. zero,
VIM Tunbu Charles Monroe jesse Dr-l Mr. John
Rev John Bedford, Mr. Conner Mr. Hammond MI Chase j.
Dicien- Hilton, j. Wilder Hermon Kruse Chespe, an
per Cha, j. Holloway A. Eastman A. Colhns, L. NJ Whs
Bbiens John Fesey Is Pone Fletcher Hepnser J. H.
Steward c. sookey n Snyder Lorns Priest, VIM Elderr m
ward, John Gunter Jtsse Cangon Willis SHARP John
Cllnper
Br ,cHH C.sols Philadelphia for HALIFAX before mentioned
contact ship HavI and abandoned toved INTO GoGees
goth inst
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phAd Lawrence. Havsna shp Marathon Barbour Fortune
NTsTiesS j1rs H. .oop Emily Wilbur sev Iorl Issh'
b,is Burmsh Ft Ee-YOr sch fe~ hesnAa smith, fh'A'
PlsAsrUcKET Juns Ie-sH. sehr T. II. Adams ADAM BAH
EEw HAvEN June sl-Arr. ,ehrS merritt, wnsbt Albany
B. ToI. P.er JAM, Hy.F so sH At.h's pa,a So.oS
% Lou.a Tueter do Elm CITY, fot Hsrvs.t do
KEw BUhYPoRT, June le7Arr 'ehrA Mary Chr., Chee'e
NV nT bfoRD Joe sArr ,el. q. Montague. w.
no jar s.roj Tho.. a. Smith Kelley ASsHyi w Fsl.uh Ba
low Butbsni Point NY; Eunice H. ASans Adams Saatacfe
for Balunor.. y op InseI. BgmpHs; View foh r.
Ronso1, for EoTich PANEL Webster Toae Philadelphia
,et o. r,Is1 I1 AT I, n iS.n SaSy
PHlLIDELPBIA, Jun. slArr ,hp RE 6r.nde Ryan, I.ssr
pooI la, scof Dyer Tuke-bu. Remedies, Cuba shr% Mn
crowel. Provdsnce c.Ibao howaad New Yot Reso.s,
@ fsoa 40 hI goe.s sassy. Mss I Gha:e csare
ton CD T. Kinds, Perry Bostoai Factor Handy Boon
PASSPORT ~ W Godfrey steeman. Pfoudenesi wTA Eeter
HUnier West cheser,N Y.
PROVIDENCE June l9-An brig Frances, Frankin Pet9gi
sebs Anita Damon. Hsmsr Charleston May Da..oo Ban
TEs,su.r suToGs' I psi Son sns w RAJ
ett Do Psviucet; j. ~ steeman, che-ier, Do Tor 90
S O s, d T+on Ls,bs Ppoo anS aaioS 81 PhaS
schs s. w swan Townssnd. Philadelphia noma, P. Cooper
cSres GG e e q se9 ' 5000 S A hi ES
New IO Lee sos sSs a..h Ho9. ,, Gor,GS rs.d0
Bayes Tooler. Philadelphia soop. CAPITOL HAWKINS Albany
PORTLAND June e-CH bark, ODD Fellow, Elliot. Havana
John Ayes Chase bssntas sus. Charles VIetonos lFr La
PLYMOUTH June 7Arr brig Oeceoa. Robertson, New foV
SID 18Th .ehr. Waterman Sckerson, and Hannah d. Seser
SON keWYork.
RICHMOND June l9Au. schr. Mary J. Peck, Dupuy, New
SD bng Louisa. Stubs Banore thrs HaEal LJhed
New York Sbaror IN ,cke' Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO May l8Arr. ships Success tFr) hnerot
Bordeaux wa Valparaiso CID steamship. Pacific. Lee5ra san
Juan; barb Oreson, Durham, New Yo bns Carts- heI
Holmes Acapulco br Gs1ee stoddard Sandwich Island' In
dustry. tBr WABer. Valparaiso .
Santa BARBARAln port May IL, brS Clarendon, iron ma
zatIan) for San Francisco. -
SALEM June ls-Arr. bns Sirius, (Br) hpousa, MatAnd
Br Matsnds Caroline, hoorehouse
schr Coral stap. View York via Boston o
arr VIM Pollard Rumball. Philadelphia -,
sAyAHSAH June ls-Cd bari Peter Dem, HoeJ, New dor
SD barb Harvest Nichols New York 'ehr "eoderdse Bradford
sosERsET-Arr June 49, sch Edward woen, veaIe, Plih
delpha - go H. ~
York.
WEXFORD Jupela-sH ,ehr. Aron, Mclaughlin Norfolk )
bark rry Barney Providence for nsanf went ont ms
mornut the aernoon wind ahead and remained
WARREN June le-Arr sehr Diamond. Carter, Philadelphia
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Wisconsin q distance Of seventy nilex "a -.
poohcs o. pots car aDc msehipe shop "a - y u
mepu 1heS are issued 10 meet tho sxp,.-st go
70 Dc inenTr'e IN the Construction and e'et -
rose 1m'ty-nx ard one half niles are cos.l,sE n
op-nee, and the whos u and-r contract "a ~ s,s
first Of November Aext Thirteen ana l~nf.<-< =
rom Eagle 20 Whitewater ~iIi b so>n.S y mi-s szrs
August pext ard twelve mil rnare ,r.r, ny - "a :.
Milton. IN SEPTEMBER The iroa ana ti-s ~, n'nsss
the whole estsD~e, and considerable porto. ssf g.
d ne The estinsttd eost OF the roaA n - tn
81. 25o O, about eeht hui dred fhcs, ..S 49, Ne
b. slrtady ben expended In It's conssns,, - ssa
ment The S6i mills Opened Il s.rr. - VI WA
e<timsteds $lleoo. ""s~sa N
Thee Bonds after from othe,s An a..
fact n At they noe oaly DIV secured - tx n
cent interest and may by the free h.ns;.. - 20 "a
eoDsin icrm the basis Of banking in lieu of We
one half the capipsl Of bank. This prnvi- ,ssseh
to the vsre of the Bonds ~ Il vii cress 80 ,rssy
ana for this purpose they are rqus to ny st., sa{
in the market Wisconsin contains a e,ssi. s9sss be
four bupdr,d thousand and Is r.pidl, yAon y ss>,
has no chartered Banks The l.. r.sturs !, - No ~
ops NED the door for the establish -ut ~ ~ Ne ss
prohibited by passing Genera Bansips 'a-sssfs
greater Inducements TO bankers thsa toe h.. aea eta
State IN the Union Nv ~ ~ otAs
For Ban king parposes In Wisoonxp H..
STAFF Stocks, which ere now coasider.S W par With
premium. The Trustee 10 he noux.ss Z 20 30 oeot
ESQ. Of he city Of New YORK Cshcr n - vrsose Cee
Trust Company. The Bonds or.~ ATE. oto lie aad
pothed of ptsnce Of BID ana the h.lsae "a ss
July ext and interest to be sdased aas ss,. aseta
to the time Of payment Exhlois uyins f.n s>rtst
at'on a. tbese secunfier may b. ohtso~S a.
lapo, Dunleyy CO., No. ~ Nsllst-Ns.voaGne
1882 JOHN CATLIN, Pres,. NJ snd Ne ,ss,s
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NEW RAILWAY LOAN.-S2OO, 900,

v CANANDAIGUA and CORNING COMP ANY.
The Directors Of this Company VIII offer At pubic and pc
pRkPiR' Auctiop.rr on WEDNESDAY, juna % 1852
A. II o'cio.t noon $500 eco SEVEN PER CENT. SHORT
COUPON BONDS being the Second nortssse on tne
ipe WI =. tSs JEFFFRsON ROAD. and conneotins with
Thes. Bonds run only 10 the year s7 the Coupons pay
able LIST Of MAY and LIST Of NOvembe in each year The
proceeds for the further and complete equipment OF the
knad-rrnserrg essential and made profitable oy the
and Increasing connections Of the ae With other and
important ~orks In the great STATE Of and
hquidsts existing floating liabilities The Bonds dlner
SEXUAL tangible security being offered the road 10 finished
and in actual and prof able oeeration.
The Cansndaigua and Corning Railroad Company was In
coIpoaied unoeT cs act ofthe Legislature IN the year
s45 the term fixed at the south end being Corn
ing Ii however determined by the Directors 10 Coz
pectss with the Chemung Read jefferson and special
for that purpose passed al the session ofS The
charter favorable enjoyed by company
In the State The corporation was not changed
vber it's route altered
The road a miles in length IL commences at the Ter
minus Of the ChemuDg Road at Jefferson the head Of
Seneca Lake and northery, on direct course, W 70
few and easy curves to Csnands qua
The Oh, mupg Road connects with the Erie Railroad al
Emira and is under lease to that corpoton The Canaan
dsirus Niagara Falls Road with which this road con-
meets CanandaiguA will be completed 20 the Suspension
Bridge in r the summer business Of 1883 These
roads all on the broad gauge.
The road completes with single track from Csnsn-
oaigus 10 Jefferson the 18th day Of September S5l it
Il built in the substantial manner, 30 as 20 insure
high OF speed, and Is laid with heavy nail OF tne
weight 60 pounds the yard Ii has stood the test OF
ably winter and is considered by good judges
10 be inferior woik OF the kind in the county Ii
but poorly supplied and locomotives these having
heretofore furnished certain terms ty the New
Yort and Erie Railroad Company snd il is the intention OF
the Directors devote the proceeds Of this sus Of bonds
principally to the purpose Of fully equpping the road IL
passes through srksby ch and fertile portion Of the
State thickly studded with towns and vsgeI and gives
promise q business om this equal TO that OF any
other road in Newiork.
TABR Showing the number Of Aces Population, and
Value Of Real and PeOna Estate In each Of the COun
ties through which the Csnandaigus and Jefferson
Rsilr Dad
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Spokeu. &c.

June H. lat 80 90 long IT, ship Westmoresnd from
for Liverpool; time, seen ship Denmark
from Mobile for Liverpool
Feb i9 no at &C. passed ship Roebuch Walden from
Boston for San Francisco, by the Argentine, which sd In
Salem FEB z, and at Montevideo Apnl3)
May 80 10 NJ long IS 20, ship Arno. corss rem Boston
(April 23l for Valparaso
June H. w 80 miles ship Shannon thompson rom
New Yoh o Liverpool.
June q lat - 49, long 4s 3d. ship osppee from Havana for
Falmouth y. -
June 49, Al, long. 65 81 ship A e., from Liverpool for
New York.
June ~ of Cape Sable bns zebrOD OBI hecOHoch from Pic
for New York.
June 49, lat 80 49, long go ship Victoria from NewYork for
Antwerp.
June IT, Georges shoa bark Londonderry, (Br) from Gs
row for EewYork.
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WhaIers.

CID at Bedford ship China, Hoves for Pacific Ocean
sbr @ Montague Nee Bedford 18Th from no Jsnefo
ha aobs her cargo 10000 lbs vhaebone and 30 oos ell
pa the Of shp 6sronne condemned At o Janeo
letter from Capt Higgins Of barb Pan, Of b., reports her Al
St Cafhaus 1s, olput in and has mate asd men,
Heard from, Feb g. Garlasd, King b., 7osp
(since repOrtejin Ma CHI oil not stated
Cao Sarah Of Edsarovn put in leaty tor sale
spo en- g. TotugAs schT. A. kekerson HiniAfd o.
PTovincetoWn with VII. <u
Cap. Ha,krs Of Charles Frsoenek OF b. dtea
Feb a. her with 40 bbs p 90 DO wh oil On o0a'd
all we'll -
Spoken June H. lat 81 lon 70, barb 0'eeoa King ~ B., oil not
june lat 49, "a, barb Joseph Bnter, Mayhem, ONE,
all well, 60 bbls tp
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GALE of $3.50. 900 SEVEN Der CENT.

~ FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CHESrF z
1919 RAILROAD COMPANY, CONVERTIBLE
~ ZOOS, into an per Cent PREFERRED STOCK The
chester valley Rsirnad extends from its intersection with
the Philadelphia and Nostowp and the Reading Railroads
az Nonisown, III miles from philadelphia through the
Great Valley" Of Chester County, Y miles 70 Downns
ton on the Columbia Railroad, distance of 81 miles from
Philadelphia ~
This Railroad commenced in 1887 and Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollars actually expended itz coustr1ctjon
under ne name ofth "kordstown sod Valley Railroad
but not having enough 70 complete IL Il, oost-
crEs OF that compel ed liz friends stop the ors a.
IN that situation the time allowed BY the charer Tor III
PietoH expired In s5s the Chester Valley Rsiross en-
geny WA chartered providing for the eonsoaaton ~ ~
eeeu and sticks Of the old Company In such nron,
fon al tneunbranees VI "''"", nee
scch q the confidence Of the Stoekholder, IN IN.
OF the Read that they have Obtained from ths sning
ne sosssiy 70 sus to ee Of twenty yean Seven ns1
INTO an EloHT PER CENT PREFyRPrns az az 6ne
Gesk rlkfEIuALLy entitled to "a sisht ~, 80,
saera osioSo ne ether kosk shs receive sn W. o'a'