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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Samuel II. i;ownd, Plaintiff ! I GFQRE Joel
r. against u T. Fantoiph
Rowland 3even. Defendant. Il Justice of the
Peace, OF Coater township, I&onlce county, o.,
ON The l4th day OF November, ls56, said Jus
tirc issued an order of attachment i'll the above
action for the sum OF twenty dollars and
twenty cents Sail cause is set for trial on
the 7;l day Of January 1857. at 10 o'clock
\. ii. SAMUEL. II. RQWND.
Dcc. 3, 1856.
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MAILS Ap GUNTISII,. OHIO. j."

EASTERN MAII-LeureS N heeliIg tby Steam
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days, Thursdays and Saturdays; aFrires at Sun
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Legal Notice.

L5{s dA 4G U GsGS.
CAMUEh MARLlNG of the state OF Iowa,
y VIII take notice, that. on the 18th Of Sep
tember,l S5tj, Elizabeth Marling fiei in the
Court OF Gon,Aons Pleas, within and for the
county ofaMorfoe and State Of Chic u petit
ton sa1ainge him and Eliza Mar(ing, Johgl II.
Briafefnaif,a Augustus Bridgei,an and Sarah
M Btfagehfan, setting forth that on the 18th
day of October, .1S49, she lent to Eliza darline
and Samuel MaIling, fifteen bundled and dIiy'
dollars, that She took the mote OF said Miz!
ana samuel 7A1fliiIg thefefor payable in tso
years with sintefe st from the date tAefe"f,
whfssf nttea has Become lost: that 10 seeoae
said a4Io.esaia Eliza an Z Samuel. executed 'tna
derirefed ID safa i1izbeth Marlla.s a~r,lorts gaze
onthe foftowihs iinss in said eoulty. to Wit
Being part of section 33, township j, ana
4, -,eyi4frlinss for the same the 5GHi,
of the Ohio River, on the middle of a briis
over ditch thence with the said ditch ". J"
N. s rods ardslU links to post, thence n.
90 W. to a large poplar tree i'll the lane, ana
continuing the same eourse 320 lois and Is
links tosa post; thence east along the section
line between sections So and 81, ii3 Eods li3
inches to post; thesice due south 333a rodh
to a corner stone marked Msthenee west lOQ
rods to the place of beginning containing 20
acres and $50 rods. zsThat john Ii. Brilseman
has purchased tile interest Of Samuel Aarling
and tifst Augustus and Sarah NJ. Bridgeman
have an isterest in said land; that there IS due
on SAID fiote ami ntortgage Sl5aU with terest
FROM October 10, $40. SUBJECT TO tn, following
credits :sS1go0 Jannafy.15, 1855, and $40 May
8, 1855 The said Samuel Malting is hereby
fiotifedso appesr in said conrt and answer said
peyftion oc or before the fourth Saturday III
January, 1857, and in default that attlae March
tetntif Of sid court S5T, the plaintiff will ask
for a iudgineIt fSr the balance due on said
satd sHtiIds,s sc. . = - ~
nASIEL PscE & WV. OizEr.
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Or VEGETABLE EXPEGTO RANT,
For Coughs. Colds, and Af9eciidrnis. Of
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P-E PRICE I;i f'L-Nr9- l,tSp I1,,;vitf 80 ~

60 ; -. 1
II PRlGE- Il CENTS PER B1.iGfIiLE ~ !.
This Baisfni Is a cunipedil entirely lysvsgeta4.
ble From Its- eNtelly. use a,4A sAlI,lies ton
y 'r t's'is. tt ot thevSitl tie plaprie4ofi cox
Q%''''i presents IL to the public Is. a. reu,ey
a9sniis4s,e. by ANY ofher for tlie e,t,- ofisllst
class Of tisehss for Vhichit is recol,ss,. nfieel
Hundreds OF shase eSWltb have aased 4itsars
reaaH foestlfy eto its -eicacy, buttlleiHse of d
one or tvs. bottles will do more so,eonSincs.
those 3ffliite(t with Genahs Codsb Infiuen-,
n HoarSenesasl Group. Bsonchitis Whseping
C"nsh, Pains in the Chest and all Diseasts eff {;
the Throat ami Lungs. than The testimony, OF
any number OF witnesses. TRY ii and YOU will
need no further eviilenee A,'., s!s,,tg.1 -,
1t does not ploftssto cure all diseases, nor
does 1t profess to cnre fonsusapien its lastr
stage, but 1t will if taken, in time and
used freely, and other precautions taken to.
assist nature--such as diet, proper exercise,
attention paid TO clothing. &c y,i.t. 80.
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BlaIaxe Deeds and Justices
E,aaEs fo. salc at this oilico.
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Nov. 55;--sr. A1h fer Pislinsiif.
xkLlQTaY SEED, Ey. Blue irass SEEDS
H-sEIsiup! Seed, Gan!en eeaa, Sc, &e., Toy
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1 WTIRELF VEG ABLE.
, 4 FAMILY MEDICINE. &.

These PTS ore UaeQaqlhed BY any Medi-
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GE0. J. GRIFFIN. las'nG ter.
lndiE sstinn and Il.put;ty of .ke Blood.

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DR.. AYsB: have r.ad your plg vt:h ey'l 40. 1..;,
success ~ ny sRY AMI airo.g dee am NiIai t"v
tie iio,t tley n,c iHs vary hast IpIie;y have
known. aui cnus cn5 o.,Egl,:,l sl.c tai,
fisu!s. YugTs, J. Y. HINES.
WaEaAv, Wy IIsG 60, b. Y. Oct. Is 1850.
pgsy ST. an using Yuy.r Cati 4ttir ps in my lE,
tics, ana i thuIl u,.Ie r.saii.e
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DR kYss: Your p.is are t!is paragon " VI tita' is
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inrrr.b!e Cox y9-s. ii,r mour las ieel inug .iry!,
iY aH c.e! with biu.c.a. aaJ pnp!ss on hs h all.
hsI iaIr. lFsr cli oursS sIs a'= T~.ai y,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
Removal

CASKS Blue vItrioi ilard aud Tor sals ~
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MISCELLANEOUS

CyIGARsi oIGARsn-
~ z,tEtg Gift Cigars:
5000 Prneados Ci-ars;
loco Apollo
X. 1900 q Dorado
5000 Washington Monument csgnrs;
500 Panetlss
1900 Havana -
100 Dsfa Cruz PE5ne5pe
l.s $500 ReszIfa
g bo5ss5 m Limp Tobaseos
Just received and 70! sale by
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MISCELLANEOUS.
One Remedy for one T1ise

One Remedy for one Disc
II ITExsl e q regular piyseian, and sanas high Tin
~ wash. Co. Pal In profession and as man, M
medicine 4 Vaiaahie one.
NJ !; sSssTs Mskaisy e West Hso5nsyls Pa sge 81
from ths ANNEXED eertileate
ms - To- eFtf fat for years
the Prosatnent Of which
NATE CosfreneEs sqnrDess Of the Stomach, Pain
hs and les, spells Of Loss flesh
bAnso1T, Debility and GnzHinz lie stomach. tried 4
Eret many re1edesEent Baltimore some
very eminent pSsieiansspert tsu one hundred
dollars, bat bsaetted ssed lSr TIlxIs
Sacred Exeri 0ne bcits Of which eEeethaIF cured me-
RoEEET McKTKLET.
For sale BY 4. n LOGAN L CO.
eP.z2 General Agents, yheslinF, Va.
Walk IA, GESTLEMENy
TAKE pleasure Inihforinx my friends aud zfrsns and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally. have Just
eeysd my Spring and SuneF stock Cloths. Cassineres
nistinF Goods.
Ny stock has been selected Nth great care from the best
Ne York and Philadelphia markets. The styles are very
neat and a. % quality second none, being Of the
very best makes, and which prepared make up to or
style and best matner.+ Ff -
good n guarant<ed in an eases or sale BY
J. II. SfALLMyN, Merchant Tailor,
@p- MOI WnshngtonHail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
Az opening lot Of superior Family Groeeries just
eetyed from the Eastern cities, and selected
gieatest care 70 suit the wants Of customers Among
other things this arrival embraces.
Rio and Java Gofees, best qualities:
Green and Black Teas, superior;
Fresh Maekerai, Mol In kits;
:" No. 2,
saimon No. 1, In kits, very hne;
No. /, In tieress;
Pickles, In JaTs, assorted;
Canned fruits, embracing Peaehes, Tomatoes. &c.
Also
quantity Of superior Beef and Hams Of che
best cure; togeher with alother articles ket
Inc. Purchasers are Invited 10 can. -.
Wa. HEBURN,
Iezs No. 81 Monroe
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MISCELI1 ANFOTs.
HATS Mo q Aps

u - -10-4N Il S-AHS.
ySTEAs5s d ay receive seae oftss aessana t.a4
~ ~ MIS- fazoEahs that eoIid Be made 10 NE cas-
-zss 30 81 sissssk5a TIss - "a ~
t hatteF4 Ear, ard n sEiet accordance Mn car a.
E ~ @ ~ a s.ae ss-gsr s:is se.l e A
= 81 Hats q syssy ee4sr, qsIlIty and price.
80 - NJ seFz4a- afoz SotioE. Pvrs-nfd c.
.aei-n. Rassszh, EaEi.t igasaston and Cotsoidstoa
s.P - a. cher knds = abundance Eh5eh zlt - sold
e IA. eoes o. tss knas we're offered before
c4Rsrsais ffGts asa CAPS n IN i.f-,. received t,,
tae most as.5onssle hoaseS IA HssrYorf
csEpet Bsgs, 2lFs ara 6ioses aIzayEoa haza.
anime on lsEaisset tSs n t;oSs = -.
- Ne fei eerAdsat tia. can please ths aoli
Sehiss y1 = aRtisE part .ss4 .sssranso-
dats ezs aznaeEeas gatrong-
yea wish thing ia the es Hats and Caps sustzfye
g es - We IN tiat vii Bel goods
lu 2s f can = got any pheEs tbs s53s q Psdspta
az4 q he nost fzyoTable terms.
- s. D. rARpER soy.
HAVE yea Dy.p=psls, use TRaxALis ELlxIa
IL H1ye yea Rheu1stisu nsf. HANPTOS'S TTISCIINEs
Are ION 'ald headed. nse WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
De yes Eani good iLnlnsnt use FoRsIIAs BALM.
% 70 yo mt sTssh Or bots efss peEfaae,
% ZSS snt 2 i7.hs ssaP gaek goodand cheap ma
I.yoar sorss lime % tIet, use sHRcHATs eAReLIsG
Iisysyea ssas .. tEs aoasnoesb HsIsaa
sHouidr BTass Port sonnsis
ssapSoftsf Balm Of 1heHsaad 7iovers
ss. .s S g;.as sss.
rI.,.,.. 20 70 the Bridge eosneE REus Store.
Bak.T'scoa Liver on
Botthave's Holland Bitters
For sale by TN /. i. I I co.
Bttdzs Corner Druggffts
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Cotton Trade.

The Circular OF r j. Stewart 4 Co., prepared for trans
mission abroad by the steamship Atlantic from this port
FOR liverpool gives the following review OF the market
and the crop
The operations our staple for the month have been
unusually light. Tnu the week Just past prices have
been firmly maintained at fully hall cent beyond tho
views of exporters, with very small enquiry from
own spifners The majority OF holders have been ndf
ferent about selling believing that buyers must 50 !
como TO hem and that prices would then ad vance. So u
has not been tho The sales this week have
I'll TO as much the three preceding Ones and al "a
sly &c. lovegon snosiyles below middhng fair. IS
z In measure owing 10 increased enquiry TOR "
aud to a discovery tnat have probably any per cent
more stock IN the city than have generally estm tied
II a. The Canada's ndvces 10 "a Instant ver5 re
cevcd carly tuesday morning. and tn let
tor mail on Thursday These accounts, fully com irma
tory 81 those immediately preceding, ant advising sales
IN a. Gaa bake "a hsrJcnrt rates vita betel market AZ
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Family Marketing.

When will meat get cheaper? For months we
have been anxious to record a fall in the extraordi
nary price of beef and mutton, but we have begun
almost to despair Of ever seeing it down to rea-
soDable price. There was very slight decline no
tceabe yesterday, but not enough to Justify poor
man in indulging in such Injuries as butchers re-
tail.
Fish Is also high, and but few varieties in. There
ia nothing that can be called cheap but the ever
lasting cod and halibut. that maintain about the
sane prices the year through. Those who like soft
crabs can indulge in that luxury abundantly Just
now.
Poultry and game is hardly quotable, there is so
little in market. The dealers have got into other
employ or are hiding their time for the fall
trade.
Butter is cheaper. The abundant rains we have
had recently have vastly improved the grass crop,
and hay will be most abundant this fall aud winter.
Orange county is selling for Csc. and State for zoe.
Eggs ae six and seven for shilling, with but little
doing.
It is q pleasure to turn to the vegetable depart
ment where produce is reasonable at least Corn is
cheapening-so are tomatoes and potatoes, and 80
are number Of other articles contained in our list.
Look at it, and see how your teeth will water. The
berries are nearly all running out, and peaches
come in very slowly and are very poor. 1t is dismal
to think that this delicious fruit ID to be scarce.
There are grapes and apples in market that would
give the cholera to an army.
TT =
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SO 900 go ooo bushels Including new Southern white
VI c2aSi 90 and u c. and Southern red do 81 6oaS So
snd sound Western at 81 70 81 rs white Kentucky at
- 67h rcd Tnoessee anoat at 81 So; and fair white
Canadian at 81 &c. Rye firm TOR sound at 86c e3c.,
or Sa wa was Wregar Oats were sale.Se a. a
The eaiss embraced 80 600 40 600 bushels in
ciuding lnror nj o6c abSc sound Western mixed was
higher, with sales at o2hc and 900 bushels the slip
al 63c Southern yellow od al 64c prime white ,ulh
ern was ~ 7oc, with retail sales az 75c
CofFKk-The market was steady With moderate sales
100 bags Of Iaeuayrs brought Ike and 400 600 bags
h,o brought iosc. llc, and zoo bags st. Domingo
CorroS-The market displayed a 6rmer feeling with
more activity The sales footed up about 900 bales
based upon strict middlng uplands at about II 80.
FREiGHTs-Rates were steady and about rs 900 bash
els grain were taken for Liverpool at 7c in ships bags
incluced N which we're about TO- bulk al 6kf and
6o3 bbls -four at L. 3D. with 200 800 bales cotton at
Hd and few bales at as per bale London ratee were
ed 10 Havre wheat was taken at i5c four was al TOO
and ashea at &c., rice &c. and bark at $40 To Austaa
rates were al &c., and TO Sau Francisco at ~ Nc per foot
measurement
Hattie market was steady, at eOc a Csc per 100
Hops-Frt sort. we're quiet at &C. a l2c for Eastern
and Western at which some 90 or so bales were sold
and second sorts were nominal
IIMk-Sales were limited and prices nominal.
MoIAsfs The market was firm with small sal q Of
Barbados al 45c New Orleans, small lots at 66c Gu
ia muscoyado ranged from 4sc a 4bc-
NAVAL SToRFs.-salcs OF 4, 900 barrels common rosin
at u % per $40 lbs., seliverod Spirits quiet
43c 44c Sales Of crude made at SO sc per $50
ios lar wG IN hgnt supply, and prices hrm.
PRovraoSs.-Pork-The Gales embraced about 400 a
300 bbls including mess; at $40 SO SIC 62k and
prime at ST IS SIS Beef dull and tended downward
with sales Of about 400 bsls including country prime
at So IS 81 rs, and mess do. at 50 50 rs, and
packed Western at 80 90 sll other descriptions were
unchanged Gut meats were at SIC &c. for shoulders
and exc. l0c for hams. Laro was firm, with sales OF
500 go bbs. at l2Tc. a 13c Butter selling ct
l8c &c for prime diaries Of State and 15c zoe for
Ohio do Cheese was at &c. a &c.
RcE.-The market was frmcr, with increased sales
The transactions embraced about 500 casks at 3Ac.
4xc.
SPc.Sales Of $50 bags Of pepper made al IL xc
six months, and $50 bags pmento at IL Nc.
SrGARs.-The market displayed increased activity and
the sales reached about 600 hog heads Cuba muscova
do at SIC &c. Prices rather safer and the turn
Of the market in favor OF the buyer The sales also en-
braced $50 boxes at SIC. a &c.
WnIsgxy was easier Sales OF about $50 barrels were
made ct sec. . 36kc.
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twenty one weeks remaining. VIZ. al 3ly2s
week .s.s..ssss.. ssssass.sse oTOlD2
and export during samo period-same
az last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So 96oT36, liz
Leaves stock Of American cotton IN Liverpool,
January !, 1857. 21 3s5
against stock January l. 1885, 23I $50
An excess in stock Of only 394S6 bales, resulting
from an estimated excess in exports from the
United States for the year. Of 4l8,s65 bales The
excess to date, as shown above, in the export, !.
436,979 bales, which cannot be maintained to the
close of the season, as the stocks are everywhere
much less in the United States ports than they were
at the corresponding period last year. These few
facts, thus hastily thrown together, sufficient to
establish the importance Of this great staple pro-
dnct Of the country to all classes at home, and Its
value in our foreign relations.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw
ais from warehouse, during the week ending and In
GLIDING Thursday, August IA, 1866
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sEFR nToS Ara az ns9 II
S1Dao re 5 TIE Sasn ssss Or .sS P
PERFORMED IN THE YEARS 1852, 1853 AND 1854 ''''
sy yps under the
sGPfSa e Sa Snat Ct sea of Com
fRAscs l.. HAWKS, ID d.
ss &C. '"0 hundred steer wood eHs'S
.,-..o, From the North American lean Review ,.,
phne notice as record Of national enterprise forms an
neny attractye embodiment Of scientific facts With
uS Il % s o. ass a sa
cannot but congratulate the large number Of readers
dessnaied Win eagerly por,se this elegant publication
prepared has been with eminent care, judgment and
When we consider enterprise had mainly in view
prison s saherea By Se
hi n he he %
Japanese artistic scientific attractions
Of 70 reader
suggestive history viii prove more curious han he
ssa e Die Of this
Of lien and usuy oseS with Their daily
chimes" sketches Of which from original
ngs form one Of the most remarkable sates supes
nation And wide apart as A. the frs. glance may appear The
our own times and nation the reader viii find in he doc
iginss whereby these ISLANDERS long and Vigorously
Know Nothinsism distinctly Proclaimed and realized u
fss;Ss he
artjsb A leadng characteristic
that much OF il the result OF careful investigations by officers
specially detailed 10 make and report observations
feature Of this
OF japan upon which the soundngs
accompanied by sailing directions which, to mariners
commercial men, very valuable.
This win take s place beside that splendid series Of
he records % explorations under the auspices
which sgnally exhibit the scientific humane enterprise
modern times, and furnish the and the scholar
such and and reliable data for speculation and n
d. A. Co. will also have for sale,
THE corsRssEsr EDITION or rars WORK
in quarto
Illustrated with large number OF hogrsphc plates In
the evo edition.
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RAugoAp TRAFFIC IN JrEY, 1850.

This is very interesting table. 1t viii enable
hose concerned, and the public generally, to form
IA pretty correct idea Of the relative value of each
Hock, and their relative productveness. II will be
een that there is vast difference in the earnings of
he roads in proportion to the capital. With such
table before Us it cannot be difficult to tell which
ire the good and which are the bad.
The gross earnings Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for the month of July, 1856,
we're as follows -
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN AGED 81 YEARS. WISHES 70 FoRN
~ acquaintance with lady OF good character and dis
position, with view 20 marmony she must be Pcssessct
fortune The advertiser possessed 81 good business
qualifications and fortune The above will be str'y
confidential Reference viii be giveu required Pcss"
Fafr where interview may he hal Address X > Taylor,
10Y ~ Herald onire.
n ONb TESTS II WILL, uroS THE kLVNl,Rid ., ~
twenty Eve cents serd 10 any person y fau de.as.
az their chsfsclcr BY their handwriting, rdiress
Nnsol Nth return postage NTe smile vnlels. sroaawS~
Post oaes New York.
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Manchester and very favorable change In the prospects
OF the next harvest have not strengthened ~
The sales for the month have averaged 400 bales daily
ex ept the past week, which estimate at l. 200 bales
daily, nearly all Of which has been taken by the homo
trade. We regard the market closing steady ri
renewed quotations, with an increased supply on sale
OF the crop in tho New Orleans section which we esti-
mate at 0o0 TO 100 0o0 bales In other districts the
country s represented a. bare II Is usually. The
growing crop certainly fAtteriDg heavy yied and
asa greater breadth OF ground has been planted than be-
Ire We See apprehend crop under the figures
shown by the present 'one, although In this we have
tnciuc ed the cotton grown in ga aud detained by low
water In '65, which Is generally estimated 800 600
bales. Picking Is progressing in Texas and louisiana.
and partially mother Districts but owing TO want Of nav
CATION the southwestern ports will be late In receiving
lots available for shipping
rfvvp (r
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lDTRRTIsEAENfs RRNWED EVERY BAi.


I 000 WELSH PARSONS
.OUO Waiting
The
SUNDAY LEADER
Office.
Inspection satisfactory, and complimentary resolutions
passed.
Price three cents. Sold By all newsdealers. By mail 81
per anaum
Office, Il Beekman street.
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comparison with other routes. After q careful
examination OF the reports Of the several roads
forming the line, via New York Central, we find the
cost OF The two routes, as follows:--
from New York 10 Cincinnati, via New York
ecn.rai 900 miles, costing. $os, lob 222
from New York to Cincinnati, via Pennsyiva-
MA central ia miles, do.....,,.,........ 42,oo77V
Total So, 05f ,425
showing to the New York Central route fearful
difference in favor Of the route made complete BY
the Allentown road. Arrangements for close con-
necton Of the different roa Is forming this line have
recently been completed, extending from Cincin-
matt to Harrisburg, which only await the making
Of the Allentown link to extend the arrangement
through to this city. We want the Allentown road,
and must have it; and from what we hear Of the
progress of the subscription list we have reason to be-
eve the road will be under contract within 60 days.
This route cannot be superseded by any other short
er line, and if we may judge of its probable returns
on the investment from its advantages in distance
and cost over any other route to the West we cannot
see how it can be otherwise than very profitable The
Pennsylvania Central is of the best and most pros
porous roads in the United States, paying at this
time regular per cent dividends annually. A just
estimate OF the business Of the Pennsylvania Central
road may be obtained by the folio wing comparison Of
its cost and revenue with that Of the Erie road
pennsyivena Cost. $18 483, 489
New York and Erie road cost .......... 49, 439 43l
act earnings OF 1886 ..............,...2 ,627Il8
The stock OF the Pennsylvania road is at par, and
it bonds are quoted at last dates in London at 10
per cent higher rate than those Of the New York
Central. From the want of this Allentown link Of
road an immense amount Of travel is diverted from
Cincinnati on the road to Cleveland, and thence to
New York, either by the New York and Erie or the
New York Central route. The great saving in dis
lance, together with the less cost, which will justi
fly a lower faIe from Cincinnati to New York, must
command traffic that will ensure profitable result
to the stockholders Of the Allentown road.
The annexed statement exhibits the total capital
bonds and stocks-of several prominent railroad
companies, and the officially reported gross earning
IN July
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