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IL Dwelling House, suitable for the residence Of
small family, for Offices, or for Fancy Store,
location No. 437 Seventh street west, between q
and II streets north. House in perfect order, pa
perod throughout and ges introduced; brick ste-
bic and paved yard a well of first rate water in
toe yard. Apply to Z. M. CHAPLIN, No. 3a5,
9th OFT .eoAt
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs 6. AMBER
l. son has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the
sion Of Congress, or by the year. The rooms are
situated over the Music and Stationery Store, No
go Pa. avenue, two doors from the Kirkwood
House. oct 1S-eotf
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MRS. CHOATE

w MiJI.INERY ON SATURDAY next, ~.
October 2eh She Is ready to attend pune 81
tn ny to all orders Che Ladies may favor her -
with Corner Of Louisiana avenue ana ctn street
Get 1sN (IntelD
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TTNO BARRIERS AND HAIR-DRESSERS-
l. The undersigned wishing to quit the bust
ness offers his establishment, uIder the United
States Hotel, for sale upon moderate terms. The
room is well fitted up, and conta every requi-
site for such an establishment. The position Is n
good one, and in the bandSof an industrious and
enterprisng man may be made one Of the best
stands on Pennsylvania avenue
nov l-eot J. BROWNE
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BRIDAL, Birthday, AND OTHER
PR ENTG.

HUTCHINSON d MUNRO HAVE JUST
L l. opened beautiful assortment Of fine Goods
suitable for presents, to which they invite aten-
ton They enumerate In part as follows:
Jewel Boxes, Boquet Holders, Gard Receivers,
Work Stands, Cabas, Work Boxes, Sewing Birds,
Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Glove Boxes,
Backg. mmon Boards, Watch Stands, Shell and
Alabaster Cushion Stands, Tablets, Card Cases,
Portmonna es &c. Also, constantly on hand, all
kinds OF Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles and Per-
fumery. HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct % bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation Seamstress, who understands
cutting and fitting Ladies and Children Dresses
Address an W. at this Ofice. oct 15-u
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OTIS FOR SA l. E.-TWO OR THREE
II good Building Lots In rapidly improving
nelghborhood for sale on ten ysars, crtdit.
Applyto J. II. DRURY.
iy21-H
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nor RENT-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
l. for rent that neat and pleasantly located brick
Cottage Dwelling house on 18th street, Island near
the Smithsonian, between b and c streets west
side, and to careful prompt tenant the rent will
be moderate Also, for sale cheap, two story
Frame House on eth street, Island, between 6
and Fl streets, east side
JOHN l.. SMITH, Attorney at Law,
oct 13-eotf Sth street, rear Centre Market.
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ENOR RENT OR LEASE-THE COMMO-
Il dious ''Concert Room" at Forrest Hal,
Georgetown. Length Of room S. feet, width as
feet, height Of ceiling % feet. Accommodations
complete. Apply to d. FORREST, Georgetown
&C 17-3w
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NEW BUCKWHEAr AND GRANGER.
~ ries at IN. p. KINGS,
oc26 corner 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-03

PMIss NIvIsos, a graduate of the Female
Medical College, Philadelphis. will deliver
lecture explanatory Of, and introductory to,
the second course on anatomy, physiology,
and hygiene, this evening, at Carusi's saloon.
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BOARDING,

MRS. BANNERMAN, CORNER OF Ninth
Iv1 and T. streets, has several vacant Rooms,
which she will rent with board. at moderate pri-
ces. She can also accommodate several table
boardorS. nov SITS
BOARDING MAY BE HAD AT
- No. 49l g street, between 4th and 9Th. Terms
moderate. Mrs s. HUNTER.
nov 2-2t*
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a" ANTE D-EvERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can save ten per cent by purchas-
ing their DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and
CAPS at HALLS Great Cheap Cash Store, No.
373 Seventh street, fourth door above 1.
oc 3l-1m
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ENOR RENT NUMBERS ASSEMBLY
l. Room (adjoining the Star oficel can be rented
fer Balls and Parties upon reasonable terms. 1t
is ore Of the bandsomest and mcst convenient
rooms in thecity. Apply at Mr.. JNO. F. ELLIS
NJ, sic Store, 500 Pa. avenue near Tenth street
DC 3p-tf
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EOR RhNT-THAT LARGE AND CON
4 venient House at the corner Of nd street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, well supplied with gas and
water. Will De LEI low to good tenant. Apply 10
II. N. LANSDALE, at the wood and coal ward of
9. F. Kidwen Co, 1ith street, opposite Frank.
lin Engine House. nov 3-eo3t
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HOUSE wANTED.-wANTED TO PUR-
Il Il chase neat, we'll built, and conveniently ar
ranged house In a desirable and healthy location;
for which $1,000 viii be paid in cash, and the
balance In quarterly insta'lments. Any enc hav-
Ing such q house for sale, to whom the above
terms would be satisfactory, may Hnd prompt
purchaser by addressing, through the City Post
Omce, with statement OF precise location and low
est price, dwelling House." nov 3 3t*
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A respect
w able Young woman, to nurse and do plain
sewing. She has no objection to do chamber
work Apply to AS Pa. avenue, between Sd and
AZ streets. ',.'s .Et1- nov 3-lt*
INFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS
JOHNSON who came from Middletown, New
Castle county, State Of Delaware, about eighteen
months ago Any person knowing his wherea'
bouts will confer favor on his brother James,
who has just arrived In the city from the above
place, by addressing note to No. 12a Bridge ST.,
one door from High, GeorgetoMn o,,
WANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN TO
w assist in the Homework, about three miles
tween Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, on
Monday at O'Clock p m. nov2 -2tx
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AF FEW EN-
w terprising men, Of good address, and to So
licit orders for the Illustrated Works now beiug
published by Virtue, Emmins & Roberts Men Of
her to
EMERSON, No. 3 Fowler's Building, 9TH street.
ne1r E. nov 1-3t*
WAN ED-EvERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can save ten per cent by purchas-
ing their DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and
CAPS at HALLS Great Cheap Cash Store, No.
373 Seventh street, fourth door above l.
&C 3l-1m
WTANTED-AS GOVERNESS OR Instruct.
w ress, situation In private family by a lady
competent to teach all the branches Of the English
language, and music. She has had much expe-
Renee as a teacher, and can bring unexcepdonable
and perfectly satisfactory recommendations. She
will teach this winter In pleasant private fam
lily for her board alone. Apply to the editor Of
the Star. &C 29-f
VTTANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation as Seamstress, who understands
cutting and fitting Ladies and Children's Dresses
| Address "M W." at this Oface. oct 15-u
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Il entire story, consisting OF three commcdious
rooms, cen be obtained at No. 3I1 south side Pa
Avenue, between Sth and 10th SITS. oct ID
DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant X Dom in the
h third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, aga
Ninth street sen 2Q-tf
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
MISS THOMPSON will open FALL AND
ISlWINTER MILLINERY onTHURS- @
DAY, November LIST, at our sale.room, No. ~ H
3I0 Pa avenue. between 9th AID 10th SITS HV
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
Dealers in Fancy Goods and Millinery.
oct OFF
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BOARD, Sc.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
70 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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DOARDING.-MRS.D UvALL, No. 331 Penn.
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also &C
commedate six or eight table bOarders.
iy 30 II
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UTANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN TO
w assist in the housework, about three miles
in the country. Apply at No. SO Az street, be-
tween Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, on
Monday at O'Clock m. nov 2-2tx
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
IL WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N
WILSON having removed to those new and com
mOdious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
tween eth and 9th, is now prepared to accommo.
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed with or without board oct 23-tf
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER PROM EUROPE

NFw YoRx, Nov. s-Ths Baltic arrive
here this forenoon unannounoed, with her rsl
ular European dates.
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EDWARD THOMAS.

EvOR -AFURNISHEDTwO STORY
Il House, on Pennsylvania avenre, opposite
Willards' Hotel. 1t Is a complete and very de-
sirable establishment. Apply to F. A HAIRY,
at Willards' Hotel. nov 1-3t
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7 PENALTY FOR INDIsCRErIoN.-A poor, un-
fortunate man was last night arrested for drum
ksnness, carried to the guard housc, and this
morning sent to the panitentiary Of the Wash
indton Asylum; be being unable to pay the
required fine and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-03

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A respect
w able Young woman, to nurse and do plain
sewing. She hiss no objection to do chamber
work Apply to AS Pa. avenue, between Sd and
4 streets. '.ts .Ftsf- nov 3-lt*
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BARBECUE 1T will be seen, by reference to
an advertisement in this afternoons Star,
that there is to be Union Association barbe-
cue at COlesville, Maryland, on Monday; for
whichextensiye arrangements have been made.
We have been requested 20 say that there will
be a meeting tonight, at Psrker's building,
opposite to Browns hotel. in order to provide
for conveyance thither.
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NOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE NOW &C.
Il cupied by Mr.. Chubb on 1ith street, west
side, second door from F street The Carpets
and Mating would be sold to the tenant on mod
crate terms. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
oct 1S-H Intel 4tif)
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NOR RENT.-A NEAT AND CONVENT
l. emily arranged three story frame House, No.
800 Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets The house contains eight rooms, ard is
In perfect order. Rent 500 per annum. Posses
sion given about the middle Of this month En-
Quire on the premises -t
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EOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
Il attached, on High street, adjoining stephens
Wagon Yard, Georgetown, and is considered a
first rate business stand. ANY one wishing to rent
will please call on Mr. REASIN STEPHENS,
Georgetown, or to PRESLY w. DORSEY, cor
ner 9TH and streets, Washington. oct 23-d2w
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COURT OF Considerably the argu
ment Of S. 3. Baxter Esq, in the case Of Lett
tia Humphrey, was concluded. Mr.. Anderson
Of Tennessee, will follow with his argument
today.
The court then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-03

Col. WOoD's GRAND MUSEUM OF LIVING
HuNAs CURIOsIrIEs will be opened this even.
ing at the Hall on the northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street. 1t
consists of the Bearded Lady and her young
whiskers; the American Giantess, eight feet
high, and weighing nearly four hundred
pounds; and the wonderful Swiss Warbler.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Hungry Hollow.

This is the name of Wild valley,
bounded by rugged cliffs and precip.
itouS peaks, on the liae'6f the M. 4 G.!
Railroad, near the boundaries of Vim.
ton and Jackson counties. The "Ilol-
low" extSnds frdAf near Byers', "A
miles f. ofJChillicuthc, to its Eastern
boundary, soasesfour miles West OF
Hamden, being about five miles in
length. Thyroid hunting streams.
Friend Lick. and Pigeon Creek, drain
tie valley, unto the Middle Fork OF
Salt Cree1at times bounding on
wards torrent fashion, and anon hurl-
ing thei9 tiny rivulets. This valley
BreseH some of the widest and ru-
'dest 9encry to be found in Southern
Qhit. In many places, escarpments
If TOlid rock from one to two hundred
feet high, are seen, clothed with Laurel
and crowned by n stunted growth OF
oak. Here, some Of the most diff.
cult and expensive work on the Rail
road had to bc encountered. Within
a single mile, over 700 feet of tunnel
ling, in two different drifts, and 12OO
yards of high and strong tresselling,
became necessary. About two miles
from the hither end of the hollow, tht
enterprising proprietors of the Cincin-
natl Furnace, have built their works
and villagc-ncarly ready for active
operations, on large and economic
scale. Here the miuer's pick, the car
penter's saw, the smiths forge, and
the axe OF the woodman, awake the
echoes of the glen, where, but 2years
ago, Solitude held her court. Within
a mile of the Furnace, the nearest
coaling drifts to our city and Cincin-
natl, are made in the hill, on lands be.
longing to a gentleman Of this place
The coal is Of the best quality, tol
parlor, cooking, &C., and is conver-
iently mined. Workable iron stont
is found, in several stratas, both above
and below these works-t though not Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Y cry RESPECTFULLY,
Your 0bCdicnt servants,
BENJAMIN SEANER,
S. \. COX.
MIR. LlEcoIEs REPORT.

The following Statement, in rcla-
ton to the construction and present
condition OF the SciQto and Hooking
Valley Railroad is respectfully sub
mitted: -
This Road was chartered by an Act
OF the General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, passed February Goth, 1919,
copy of which, with its amendments,
is annexed to this report. Several
routes were surveyed but the one final
" located and to which this Report
refers, commences in Portsmouth, on
the Ohio River, 115 miles above Gin
cinnati, and runs north traversing the
counties of Scioto, Jackson, Vinton,
Hooking and Perry, and terminates
in Newark, the county scat of Lick
ing county.
The leugth of the road from Ports
mouth to Newark is 135 miles. OF
this distance, AZ miles, from Ports
mouth to Jackson, were put under
contract, and work was commenced
in the spring Of 1851. 1t was com
pletcd and opened for business in the
autumn Of 1853.
The contract for the extension OF
the road from Jackson 10 Newark, a
distance Of 81 miles, was taken by
Messrs. Seymour, Moore & Co., in
February, 1853, and work was com
menced in March of the same year
and carried on with considerable ac-
tivitv, until the pressure Of tho times
rendered q reduction of the force en-
ploycd advisable, since which time it
has proceeded more moderately.
The character of the work upon
the Extension is generally light, there
being but three heavy points upon the
Line; one, a heavy cut at Somerset;
the Tunnel, 2400 feet in length, II
miles south Of Somerset, and the Five
Mile Summit, Q 9miles south of Logan.
The first mentioned is two thirds
completed. About one half Of the
expense at the Tunnel is in the ap-
proachcs, which are Of rock, amount
ing IN the aggregate to forty-iOur hun
dred feet in length of excavation, av-
craging twenty feet in depth. The
northern approach is completed, and
the excavation carried in the Tunnel
at that end for one hundred and fifty
feet. At the southern approach, it
will require four months work to re-
move the rock yet remaining, before
tunneling can be commenced at that
end. The rock met with is principal
ly sand stone, and will form durable
roof for the Tunnel without arching.
At the "Five Mile Summit" there is
heavy rock excavation, which is
three iomths done. With these eX-
ceptions, there is no work Of any diff
fculty or magnitude on the road.
The grading from Jackson to the
Junction with the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad at Charleston, a dis
tance of III miles, is completed, with
the exception Of dressing up at few
points, and small amount Of bridg-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20


learned, the'partics whoo own the min.
eral lands referred to would now be
induced to make Nyfry liberal and
advantageous proposal to any persons
here who might be willing to come in
and secure stock in the road sufficient
to give them the means of finishing
the work promptly, We believe,
from our observation and the best in
formation we could obtain, that SO far
there has been no useless expenditure
on the road. The leading parties
connected with it are gentlemen of
property, respectability and sagacity.
The principal Engineer and Superin-
tendent, j. w. Webb, Esq, and the
principal Assistant Engineer, p.
S. Lincoln, Esq, are gentlemen upon
whom implicit confidence can safely
be reposed; any statements, therefore ,
made by them are, in our opinion,
perfectly reliable. We have samples
Of the Coal and Ore, collected by our
selves, which we shall be glad to cX-
hibit to your Board. It would, in
our opinion, be difficult to eXaggeE!te
the Importance to Boston Of opening
this new channel Of trade with a sec
tion of country so rich in agricultural
and mineral wealth; but unless we
move speedily, all these advantages
vii! 90 elsewhere. 1t is not nlccSsa-
nv, We are sure, to ask for y0@r inAu-
encc and that Of the Board of Trade
in favor Of any proper measures pro.
motive Of the interest and business OF
our city, and we can hardly conceive
of any that can be suggested, more
certain to accomplish these objects
than that pointed out in this Commu.
nication.
Very resuectiully,
Your obCdlcnt servants,
BENJAMIN SEANER,
S. A. COX.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

0CF We cut the following advertisement
from paper published in the far West; it is
too good to be lost, and so we lay it before
our readers in the exact style we found it:
FN0 RENT-A House on Mellow avenue,
Il located immediately alongside of fine
plum garden, from which an abundant sup
ply oil the most delicious fruit may be stolen
Curing the whole season. Rent low, and the
greater part taken in plumbs. -=
April Let, "a. 3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

OTUtility should be the chief aim
of all inventions. A friend of our is
about TO bring out a saw-horse that
will load itself, keep out Of the way
Of the women folks, and help Patrick
get in the coal. The rest of the week
is to be employed in trotting out the
baby-carriage. A patent will be at
tached to it. The saw.horse with util-
fitarian wrinkles is a full sized institu.
tion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

0CySteel assasinates--the passions kill.
Where is the difference?
Itis announced that great gold discoveries
have been made in Brazil.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
A COMMUNICATION
ADDRESSED TO THE
Boston BOARD OF TRADE,
RY II. SE4VRE AND S. A. cox.

On Tie subject Of the SeiOtO and Hook.
ing Valley Railroad. and Mineral
Lands In Ohio, together ,cih re.
port of Preston s. lincoln, as
sistaat Engiseer Of said Road. IN
hlGiioa 10 its construction and
present condition.
[c0NoLUDED FROM LAST WEEK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

the mountain limestone variety, so
much priced by mineral men, which
indispensable ore has to be brought
from a point on the road, 10 miles E.
from the stack. This "Hungry Hol-
low" locality, is an interesting one, on
several accounts, and we expect to see
health seekers, and persons OF leisure,
vending tLither, on the opening OF
railway travel eastward, as to one OF
the most attractive spots on the line.
The dense forests and limpid springs,
of tue vicinity will afford grateful re-
treats and retreshnCnt from the DUST
and heat of the neighboring cities
We must not omit to state, that the
glen owes its ,name to Capt. A. Ken
nedy, @. E., who, in his preliminary
surveys through it, was often obliged
to fast all day, and camp out all night,
from the lack OF human habitations,
and native inhabitants.-CRH. Adv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

I'LL, ~. 1900. s..t>. INAJ. -00. !.
oil niles frsSa;as, s nu mSon5,c S,oog sooU ~ ~
7- ser 1'Sye "a 10
40 Goo
Dlacn SIadlng anu masonry, zzo9o
81 miles, bridging 2 800 90 81
-in r----T- 5,l53 90
--T-7-------
lota amonnt of cash required complete Grading, Masonry
g ana brndglng, $S2Sy SO W Oes3t
According the lone Mr. Webb the Chief
EDgneon August M 1854 there had expended me
Grading Masonry and Bridging Land Damages and Engneern the
of ~ $492259 90
Add for work done time 59,520 90
~ x s
Total amount expended, - s551,67O so
h.. gtas5 >,
OF the amount of cash required complete the Grading Ma
at SraitsYle: = .f+.' $50. 80 ss% s{ils
Newark to Somerset Grading and Masonry, $500 %
IA miles, Bridging 1000 90 ~ -
1 80 20 @8ss t-11A-zs Sg 500 90
Somerset to Function, Grading Masonry 161 500 90
saHtE II miles Bridging. 1000 90 ffs
81 rs. .--s ,l95 $50 90 81
~ Gt niles 3Brideings ~ $500 90 5sk7 ss ga
2 - - 95133 90
49, ---------s
Sf9s 500 90
Superstracture Al SC miles at IS 316 90 pcrmi 80763 "a
Total required complete Stasve $5026 81
G..
ESTIMATE amount required to complete the Grading Masonry
and Bridging from ShatsviIe Hooking Logan
shatsViie Junction @ ' Grading and Masonry $assss
Gt miles, Bridging $500
- s25 1888 90
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

Somerset TO Newark, Grading and Masonry 3 zoo 90.
24l miles, Bridging 100000
Branch Road to Suasye Grading and Masonry, 22633 90
81 miles, Bridging $500 90 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

Total amOnnt of cash required complete Grading Masonry
Z and Bridging, @ssess $S2s $50 90 s
According othe work one Mr. Webb the Chief
EDgneeron August 1854 there been expended at that me
Grading Masonry Bridging Land Damages Engineering,
of ..r.s' ssss - - S492 90
Add for work done since that time SO $40 90
Total amount expended s55167o SO
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

ing. The iron for this portion OF the
road has been purchased and is now
being delivered at Portsmouth. From
Charleston, fora distance of AZ miles,
the work is done in connection with
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company, and this portion can be got
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u ~ 90 &" a" 80. ii In Snfht L"ur at ted
ord III lie "nH-"o lt Lii g. y. QIHil"-, a..
t. II der, "d "bn WI ~. nj It'd comtns-'one
i"r that rnr" :" "iIi ~ N.ieesl y, The OH day Of
jun" 1899, It t'l It tot 'a tie mkt t'r day. on tho
premises ec I" me 'sl hii'r AZ pnl'Ic hu ton the
LAM "herr" William = tr'tw'rh ih' s"'zed y
ing On Bin Crrch IN the c"a ~ =" Bedford, within
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