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sLAYMAKER & HAsLRTT.
@ o L NJ BIA LOUISE,

New Music md Musical INSTRUMENTS.
VIE undersigned has the honor to fair
sex, and to all the lovers music in place and VII
cnty that he las received this day, very large assor
ment of latest and most beautiful Musical Compost
lions both and Vocal, which the
very lowest prices His assortment is the greatest which
can be found in this place. He has also hand new
and large stock OF Guitars, Vions Acoordeons Flutnes
Flutes carionetts Brass Instruments Violin Bows, he
rsTy finest Violin and Guitar best Roman Italian Strings
He will also have in few days new Pianoes or
the celebrated Mandatory of Knabe, Cache & Co.. OF
Baltimore, which he intends 10 sell lowest prices
ment Is handled carefully.
These Panoes the manufactured the United
States and list of references the most distinguished
Music store, No. 1893, Main Street.
May 24-dw. JOHN ROBERTSON
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Enbroideries.

very choice selection French and Scotch embrod
~ cries consisting OF Honeton Collars, French worked
90, scotch do Rich Mourning collars. Also collarets. a
new and handsome article. Rich Lace French work
sa Sssyss; n Inside MakGs FloGneings Newe
and Jaeonet Edgngs and lnsertings. Just received at
may2J HEISKELLS
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CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
business, Mr.. Eichelaub. g
The ami cake baking business win be
nned at the old stand 146 Main street. under the
name and style OF (mla100 T. N. PARkER e Co.
(iHILDREN's and boys straw hats. Aiso-boy's fan
mails $40 = - -'a 0aH s. d. HARPER &:soN.
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ELEG1NT DRESS G00DSI =

SOMETHING NEW.
NJ AhsHS PATENT REFRIGERATOR. Call and see
May %, 1858.
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Total.

Here, then, ale nearly nine thousand cattle,
from single county, going to market that is but
just springng into existance. Thegraziers of ILL
nois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio we
are informed, are largely entering into the same
trade, so that we have only to repeat now, what
we said beiore-that unless the farming interests
of our own section of the country turn their at
tention to stock raising, to supply the deficiency
the new markets on the Pacific are creating, we
shall have beef dearer, before it is cheaper. The
subject is an important one, and the facts we pro-
duce ought TO command, as they certainly deserve,
immediate consideration.
The people of California are not Just yet an
agricultural population, and probably will not be-
for many years to come-certainly not until gold
digging becomes less profitable than it now IS
Raising cattle is not their business-but cattle
nevertheless they must have, and just so long as
they are willing topay higher prices than can be
had here, lust so long will drovers be inclined to
cross the plains, instead of coming to the Atlantic.
oregon is or ought to be great cattle raising
country-but the golden excitements and attracs
tons OF California, have not permitted its inhabi-
tants to devote that attention TO the business which
press.
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DIR, Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF CAMRRIIlG

FFICE-ISaItroorcI ~, 1919 NJ ., .A -,
street opposite the Exchange liuIdngs, Baltimore.
practical experience OF over 20 years enables DIR. H.
70 insure soCnd and speedy certain Dis.
eases which have too long been yielded Phys
Clans 70 the hands OF Quackcry He may
Mentally either in person or by letter. q. =
PERSONS at distance cured at home by addressing
letter Dr. Hanis Baltimore, Md All Communications
remedies sent byma to any part of the u s.
nee aayeInsement on fourth page. apr4-1y
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Thomas H. Gibson, =,

PLUMBER AND GAS FL sps'lt
No. Union st, opposite G. H. ns 2. Ipa"Sasl,S
DEGs leave TO inform his iIlenT Eyv on the
eas hitting in ali its various branches, anu
GIFTS a share OF publ patTonage and iron PiPts,.s
He has constantly on hand; iepn pumps, bath Op
%e ea Rfss S ..s
les. water coolers for PSSI ssd
collins, hatters kettles, retorts ioi eIe fitted
chemical apparatus, etc. FaSto 6da,
dispatch. bracke:s, beuaf -
candle burners, etc. .,...- will be thanA'-
AIiorders LETT at tho above pace =, I'D
ceived and promptly att ended Country will nsss1
n R.-Au4 orders rom hne
prompt attention. I'd ard.
TnsT 1.cev.d-a lot ofsenate st,.T ss ptsR SOY
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Late and Interesting from Australia.

The California papers contain advices from Ho-
bart Town to the 25th Of February. The gold fe-
yer at Sydney was more exciting than ever, and far
exceeding that of 1s49 in California 1t was i'm.
possible to hire men to work at the most exorbi-
tant rates on board vessels at anchor the harbor
or to ship sailors for the voyage, all being carried
away with the prodgious accounts from the mines.
The Victoria mines have yielded, up to the end of
last year, four millions and ninety thousand ounces
of gold, equal 10 Gl9, 1880 The Melbourne
Argus says:
'Within the last few days three unparalleled
masses of gold have been brought to light-such
as prehaps the world has never seen before They
were found in spot never much frequented hith-
erto, and there are reports of numerous smaller
Jumps having been found in the same localt,
The largest of these three great Jumps weighs a
hundred and thirty-four pounds and half, Of
which upwards OF hundred and twenty pounds
are pure gold. The other two Jumps weigh SO lbs
OF. dwt., and SO lbs. OF. 5 dwt., respectively
only very small proportion being quartz. They
are to be taken to England for exhibition"
Capitalists are beginning to suffer from pie
thOra OF wealth, arising solely out of the mineral
treasures found in the colony during the past
year.
Americans are living on terms of amty with the
most rabd BrltisherS, and we have an account of
meeting at which one of our countrymen acted
as secretary. 1t was n meeting oil Indignation
against the government on account of outrageS
practiced by some of the constables and by a med
ding license commissioner. The meeting was
large, Spirited and manifested much independence
IN It's resolves The government restrictions and
ponce over miners was very strict. No liquor was
allowed to be sold IN the mines.
AT Sydney flour had advanced to 923 per ton.
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PcrsinnsHnir Dye. '...
THIS Dye warranted If used according to directions
to change the hair from any COLOR to beautiful
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TRAINS TO START. CATTLE GOING
John Cantretts, $50
Finley, Johnson & McCabe, 700
Cunningham & Ashbury, 1900
John G. Chrisman, 900
Jyhn Montgomery, 800
Thomas &. GARRISON, 400
William Clark, 500
J. & T. Rogers, 200
John Adams, $50
Caldwell g. Overton, ITO
Swart, Caldwell & Barnes, 400
Joel w. Hudspeth, 700
Smith, McCauIey & Hebford, 1000
D. Waldo & Co., 500
Enoch Moore, 800
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NJ. Ernest Cloquet, physician to the Shah of Per
STA, in letter addressed to his uncle, NJ. Jules
Cloquet, read by the latter at recent meeting OF
the Paris Academy of Medicine, gives some inter-
esting details about the movement of the cholera
in Persia:
eve are menaced with the cholera next Spring.
1t follows this time an unusual route; it broke out
the banks of the Tigris to Bagdad, traversing the
hardstan, it went 10 Azerbaidjan province. After
having ragged that country, especially raurs, the
capital, it went south and south east, following
the borders OF the Caspian Sea, and it is said to
have appeared at CaShim, Which is only twenty
two leagues from Teheran. 1t is not probable the
cholera will visit Euro. e this time we..may hope
that after passing through Persia it will 1eturn to
Indie, its native land.
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!Ts S5Ss55 ssSs5 $500 o.
Great through Line for the Bast.
viz baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheelir, 70
Baltimore, and connecting with the WasI;ngS; ~ ~
Gm nsh Rail Road at the Junction caey called the ReSn
hma, wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road 10 PhilatIeini;
nc great tunnels upon the line now COMPLETED an
Tue Whole road Is in fine condition. ~ cscntinr one oI t
igs. e esq ana romantic routes IN the world
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wh
ing' ana through tickets from these places 10 BatmoTe
or on the boats. 80 - 'N " .Ae agents,
The express mil Wheeling daflv at
a. MI and arrives at Cumberland C20i mies9 NJ
+; NJ, ana allowing two hours there, arrives In Bamors
(Soo miles, at A. NJ the next morning making tIe
sage tnousll IN about 20 hours including all stoppages
without charge. ~ ' II fo'htS
Passengers and baggage transferred to the cars for
Washiagt on at the Junction. and PhiIaLeIpha nt
nmore, without extra charge Travellers allowed am
pie lime and opportunity all points their meals
through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, with
rv,Mege Oh lying over anywhere on the roue,) SS0-to
Washington $950-to Philadelphia, SiO-to be lad on
board the steamers OF the Union Line Ohio ard Of
willie. may VIM PA RKE R n III tS S,.
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7 PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
be-. .rs Staining the Skin.
Price, so cents per bottle For sale by KELLs D. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents. and by wAt R. MCKEE
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Call in Time.

CdII III Time. -
ID ECElVED this day, large the latest
III Piano and Vocal the New Music Store 100
Main st. Among the number of cuARnINo pIrcYs ave.
Sweet Spring is returning, think or thee al eyen te
MY Old Kentucky Home, Massa's in the cold ground
MY Mothers Grave, Blind Boys Dream,
MY Mother Dear, Song OF the Katy Did
iome OF my heart, Don't be angry, Mother,
Polish Maiden's Song, 10 they miss me home
The Blind boy, DO not love thee,
Norma, by Belini, Visit for the wagon,
There's good time coming.
am the Bayadere, sung by Mad. Bishop,
-... AS view these scenes SO Charming BeIiini
Fare thee well my Bonnie Je. nj
Take them impIore teee, .
Old Folks at home, Song and Quadrlle,
large assortment OF new Polkas, Waltzes, Marches
and Variations hand for ale at 1893 Main
St. Holm Flick EISON
N B. Those who have ordered music are respestuilv
invited to call in time. r. r
Nav 24-lwdw. 80.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For Baltimore, Washington, PhiIod.Ini,;:
and New York
Great through Line for the BasI

SO! $50 ysgs 2! @
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y, away WIN her money, notes and
property she has with mine which she has n
thonty TO dispose Of and that shall payi debts OF her
contracting. r. MONROE
May 26. isss.--d1w--wit.. d. "oNNoh'
It has Arrived and no Mistake!
Il ECElVED this day fresh supply OF the celebrated
This Oil is the result of twenty years Investigation nv
FRENCH Physician, and is now used extensively In
farce both for the purpose OF keeping the hair glossy
This Oil Is particularly recommended, it will render
me Hair soft glossy and plabe, besides making about
Prepared only by Forcaire Paris and for sale NV
J. b. VOWEL. II Union Street.
- rlIee 20 cents per Bottlo. May 81.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Talant d DelapIain, VS. same
same
pursuance of joint order made by the Circuit Court
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder at the front
door Of the court house of Ohio county, THURSDAY
me 2Sth day OF MAY, 1868, tine following estate 10
Ing formerly called South Wheeling and the south half OF
TO- except eet off of the west end thereof in the
TERMs SALE:-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
mouths; the purchaser giving bonds and security bearing
inter from the day OF sae and the title being retained
ap26-tds COmmiseoner
oThe sale of the quarter of lot No. no. is POSTPONED
until Monday, the 30tlI OF May.
IN BBLS Linseed Oil in store and for sale by
~ my25 KELiS & CAkpwEII
100 KEGS Pure W hite Lead Just reed by :
Nv KELLS & CALDw ELL.
II BBLs. Spirits Turpenne iush reed by
~ --- KELLS + CALDWELL.
sLAYMAKER & HAsLBTT,
80 LUM BIA HOUSE,,
Chestnut ST., below 9Th,
PHILADELPHIA.
BOARD 81 ,5OPER DAY mros-d1v
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Hempfield Railroad.

a Gard.
fH EIsRELL. 6 co., having just returned from New
III York, will oren this day ~.
-. THElR THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON,
comprising an extensive and choice
CANT Summer Goods-moat or which were received few
days since In New York steamer Atiantc,-a Of
the styes being entirely new, aud very beautiful.
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y. C. BAKER &Co.,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
WILL attend to the receiving and delivering Of freq
w and collection OF freight bills. =,
~-Office at the Store. losts-U
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hempfe1d Railroad.
PROPOSALS will be received the Engi necr's Office in
Wheeling, until the 23d day May all the heavy
sections remaining to be let the Hempfea Railroad
between Wheeling and Washington. having
force ready TO put Immediately can be accommo
o3d. - - ' " 's'o' 'ite
The heavy work the division. extending from
Washington TO the Monongahea river 25 miles, Cand pos
sbly that on the entire line from Washington 10 Greens
burg will be ready for examination by after
tho meeting OF the Board on the 26h inst will then
a tunnel 1900 feet long
The of proposal now
ready for examination, Engineers office in Wheel
ing where all needful information can be supplied
BY order oGthe Board,
ROBERT T. CONRAD, President.
CHARLES ELLEr, JR., CHIEF Engineer. naI6
Courier Evansville; Herald Steubenve; and Intelli
gencer Marietta, will publish three weeks each, and
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sPECIAL n OTTO ELS.
. 10 a{ie= citi5enlgs 5of ONO comfy.

u u 81 i = H..
FrLtow=c lTlzEss ;=For reasons Satisfactory 70 my
own mind, has early myself for
the Sheifatya at the election to be heldnthe spring o.
1885, In oings So allow to state the principles by
which Iishall be goyerpeds Ji-iit ID s. i9a Il {,
1st shaIlnut Prfvay solicit your votS, for the simple
that consider competent 70 Judge for your
selves How far may In the matter VIII
depend upon circumstances not yetdeveoped. a'"'
pa. shallnot attempt 10 procure your votes by treat
ing because consider The practice demoraIlEinB ints
tendency, and. altogether wrong. m A.fsp. E-e.
Bird shall not be ound, the day OF the election, In
the ranks Polls cndeavoTing by any improper
influence toieterine you oeast your votes upon me-
Such should consider insult TO your good
sense, aud an outrage upon common dcesney. i.J
Fellow eitiEensa regard as freemen As freemer
would have you to hc and such would wish TO treat
you-whehI could not do, to violate any OF the
foregoing principles. This, in the eyes OF modern pO
cal diplomacy, will be regarded Ftcidal But not be
ing skilled in that myself and not wishing 10 be SO.
prefer irectness, whchI have often found to be quite a
ccessfu political ehieanety In thu
Intelligence and virtue the people should be the
pleasure to majority of their votes upon me, cal
only promise in that event, best endeavors heHes
aud taiHJ ully 10 execute the Eaes. Otherwise shall
cheerfuly abide their decision. & ..s.i.lYl ISL
oct2Itf as i55Fl,t .zaH JAS. II. MCMECHEN.
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E Journal was published this morning.
RIRF 1N- CINCINNATI.

CrxcrNNArI, Oct. 22.--A fire broke ont this even
ingin the bake house of Robt. Getty, near centre
block, bounded by Main, Sycamore, Front and
Second streets, which communicated to- W elshire.
BRISTOL & Co.'S Liquo, store; also NJ. B. Ross, ard
n. II. & G. H. Davis, all liquor stores.
SECOND DrsPATcm.-Nine O'eLOek.-The fremen
have got partial control of the fire. but it is still
raging The buildings destroyed aIe,-Brstol,
WellShire & Co.'S Liquor Store, and B. Ross Lii
uuor Store, N. H. q G II. Davis Igor Store, Rob
ert Getty's Bakery Establishment, G. F. Davis &
Co.'S Pork House, N. 81. Florer's Pork House and
the rear buildings of Mr.. RunneIbtTgers Furni-
ture Warehouse. The main building is saved, TO-
gether with several warehouses belonging 10 Syc-
amore street buildings. Cunningham, Williams
& Co. and J. Swasey & Co., groceTs, are damaged
somewhat, and were saved with great difficulty
Ross & Rickers grocery, on Front St., has been
several times on fife and its destruction is sill
threatened: ID 10. r--a
THIRD DIsPATcH.-The FIRE is now under entire
control. Ross and Ricker's grocery is saved. e.
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Love AND HoMlorDE.-C. G. Martin, school
teacher, was shot dead in Jefferson county, KY" a
few days since. by young lady named Shaw. Ii
is related that Martin and Miss Shaw were engaged
to be married, but that she had postponed tie mar
rage on account of reports she had heard. Soon
afterwards, she heard that he had announced lns
intention, not to marry her, and made statements
runous to her character. He subsequently called
to see her, and her brother and he got into fight
in which the latter was likely to be badly beaten
At this stage of proceedings, Miss Shaw shot
Martin with pistol and killed him. sE.Cl
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Destructive Fires.

A destructive fire, according to telegraphic dis
patches, Iwhy we did not receive these dispatches
is matter for telegraphic operators to settle,
occurred at Louisville on Thursday night. The
Journal of Friday morning does not represent the
destruction as great as the dispatches. The jour
nal Office was said 10 he among the buildings in
flames. Patrick Shannon, blacksmith, was suffo-
Gated. The following dispatch is dated on satur-
day. ...a POO ~ r.s i
The loss by the late FIRE is two hundred thousand
dollars. Insured one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars, at the following otices-P hiladephia
Amer can Insurance Office, $4,000; Franklin In
surance $4,000; New York, Home Insurance,
$4,000; Hudson River, $1,000; Liverpool, Royal
Insurance, $4,000. The balance on various
Southern and Eastern agencies, and Louisville
offices.
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aTsiCK AND AFFLlCTED.n

THE most sale and certain reniedy known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat de-
bity pains in tho side breast broken constitution
from the abuse OF caomel other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP oFlWlLD CHER
RY ard consumption after it has reached state, and
sumed character hitherto considered ncurabe, yields
without struggle to this great original Wild Cherry pre-
paIa alton. Rememher-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and the only compound prepared by Geuar
physician manufactured under the immediate care o.
DIR. STRArNE at his Laboratory No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia , s.
< For sale '5y-DR. JAMES BAKERi KILLS f. CALD-
WELL; and PATTERsoNS Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., Cincinnatii
and by dealers generally. sepls
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EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVENTION Tr0eLth Day.
Bishop Spencer and AEchdeacon Sinclair,
being about to return TO England, the convention
appointed committe TO attend them to the steam
er Arabia at loon, and also committee TO receive
delegation from Toronto. Resolutions were Of
fered and adopted, relating 10 the various Episco-
pal cergymen at the South who fell victims to the
yellow fever, commenting their families 10 the
care of the church, and appointing committeeto
take suitable notice of the death of three Bishops,
which have occurred since the last convention.
The committe on canons, to whom was referred
the subject of altering the second article of the
constitution as to requie that no persons be elgi-
bic to this convention except such as are commu-
nicants of this church, made a report in favor of
the alteration, which was opposed by Judge Cham
bers, of Nd, and advocated by MI. Evans, of Md.
The debate was continued by others. 1t was finally
adopted. ttsss 1a.-g
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The Conn IN the Street.
NJ 70.
Stand aside. and lot the conn g s,,., NJ

Stand aside, and lot the coffin pass. ~
When the coffin sweeps by usini the fbustlipg
rtreet coyerd and surrounded by the pagsantt ana
pomp of woe, it seldom fails 10 awakenI even IN
the most thoughtleSs, at least tyaDsitoy rettecT
zion upon their own inevitable destiny. But thete
Is another and not less impressive Lesson Whlcnthe
6lain wooden case may teach u.s. lt ls wheIiI
horne on the sturdy shoulders of its taneTS, II jos
Ties us on its way to the house oil mouralng, That
we.may seeszEhata=mattsr of sindl ference TO the
vast majority of mankind is the death OF an ordl-
nary mortal y u . Ii HI RI tsf1j
They laugh as meLuy when the CONN passes as
they did the moment beIoIe theyinake room for 1T,
it is true; but without feversIlceahd without -
Election; and merely sufficiently 10 allow ltto pass
without grazing their shoulders or denting then
hats. 1t goes swiftly dow II HE an,t
it turns the next corner they lave MS eN5
istence. II life or death is Of interest
to the world around us, that 1t scarcely takes any
notice of the fact, how comes It that 50 many OF US
wear away our lives in idle and profit obe-
dence to alllts behests, and in reluctant submls-
sion to all its e1a6ti0hs2 ats i,1gl Sts
Is il that, Xix some vain coquette, we ale piqued
at the neglect with which we are treated ana nope
thatby our advances and fattery we may WIN, (not
regard, indeed, butt attentionI Orrathefls It mol
because our foolish vdlitY persuades US that the
world will in our solitary case deign 10 dlYeTge
from1ts usual routine Of cold apathy, ana toho I
our course With interest and attention. Ihat we
have, in short, an-intlefnable "sonething3 about
us which cannot fail to attract the gaze and admit
ration of our felio@saS T - t>f3 ~
1t is a delusive hope, and our vanity is sure tc
meet the disappointment it deserves Better were
it for us early to realize that the only %oElalF
which, as simple merits in the crowd Of souls oul
acts and conduct wills attract, attention, Is tn.
world.to come; andrtlat to theRuler Of that worlt
we should look for appreciation; and that obedience
4 10 His commands, and not TO the whlms and ian
cies OF mankind is the sureSt way OF obtaining It
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SOUTH SIDE RAnROAD.-Atth the meeting of the
stockholders of this Railroad in Petersburg, on last
Wednesday, it was shown by the reports of the diff
ferent officers that the receipts for the year ending
on the 1st of October, 1858, had exceeded the ex-
penditures by the sum of $500 A resolution
was passed authorizing the President to borrow
s3OO,OOO for the completion OF the Road. Mr. W.
PanniIl was reelected by unanimous vote Pres
ident of the Company, and Peter b. Willis and
Samuel V. Watkins were elected Directors on the
part of the stockholders.