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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
W. NanaIA -utnn


In New York day, New York Central advanced Il
and Galena and Chicago < but of the the
list were lower the greatest decline being in Michigan
Southern guaranteed which fell off IL per cent. Erie
declined I; Reading u; Cleveland and Toledo s Michi-
gan Southern p; Rock Island \ Harlem 81 and Mis-
souri, 6s y Virginia 6s, Illinois Central bonds and
Canton all closed at yesterdays rates
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
There is change of Importance in the Foreign Ex-
change The market has been quiet this steamer but
steady; Sterling, lO9ba1lOH; Francs, 5l2k oslo
The following is a comparative statement of the
ports exclusive of spece from New York for foreign
ports for the week and since Jan. l:
1857 1858 $3.50
Total for the week .,sl e9s 500 s16l8,67s s114,o27
Previously reported 20 223 e32 1871 1897 is94Ss72
Since Jan .s23 9I7 792 $50 525 o76 500 662 500
We hear OF fair amount of transactions in Treasury
notes, per cents, at par to 5th premium. In this
state of the market the Secretary has make
the new issne authorized by the late Congress There is
also fair investment demand for Government lO4
for Coupon. and l05dl05a for registered The three
steamers this week will probably take three quarters
million of dollars.
1t is stated that the Pennsy yvana Central Company
have made no approaches to the Y Central for
rangement of the tariff of passengers and freight rates.
but are willing to follow closely the New York Central in
any advance of rates it may make.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Bankers New York. quote
Land Warrants follows:
40 acre Warrants, per acre ........N.OO sllO
80 acre Warrants So 92
10 acre Warrants.................. rs 81
IoO acre arrants... 81 S5
The cash receipts in the Land Department of the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company during April were s52-
OoO The bonds Cancelled amounted to S39 50O making
total extinction of $50 500
OFFIcGAL.-Stotemen of the Receipts and Expenditures
o. the United states for the quarter ending Adrct 81
1859 erctSire Of tust funds.
RECEIPTS.
FROM customs (al $l2 7S6 252 10
sales OF public lands. 490,947.78
Incidental and miscellaneous tems.. 3lg5S
Treasury notes issued under act of
December % 1857 (b).....,...... 100 900 90
loan of 1883. $3.50 900
~ S22, 2,475, ,5l9. .55
(al Treasury notes received in March, amounting to
722629 70, not included.
(h) Issued during the quarter ending 3lst December
1898, but not covered until the next quarter
EXPENDITURES.
Civil, foreign intercourse and misceIIa
neous SO 1sS 05s -
Interior-tPensions and Indian) ......... 004Ol3
4,l62, ,969. SO
Navy .......................... 36757 7H II
Old public debt. bt................ 93l5
Redemption of bounty land 10000
redemption of stock, loan
1900 10000
Payment to creditors of Texas
per act of 9th September, 1850 IS 933 so
Payment of Treasury is.
sued per act of 23d December,
1857 ................... S,O43, 10000
Interest on public debt nclud-
ing Treasury notes S4O3668
---- s147 96s. SO
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From The Bost n Adrertiser. May 81

From the BoStn Adrertiser. May 81
FREIGHTS FROM BOSTON TO THE WEST.
The subjoned letter explains itself, and we are
pleased to learn that the Boston and Worcester and
Western Railroads have generously acceded to the
policy here advised by the Board of Trade and
have made reduction of about fifty per cent. in
the rates of freight westward those roads.
Our merchants cannot fail to appreciate this liberal
conduct, and make doubt that ultimately
they will reward it properly:
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EASTERN PORTS

:.
NEW YORK, May 2-Cld. steamship Empire City, Hava-
ma ships Harvest Queen Liverpool Lebanon and Gaena,
New Orleans Margaret Eliza, Buenos AyeS; bak Skula,
Rotterdam J. W. BrooSman, Valparaiso; IL. l.. Rutgers
Orleans. -
NEW YORK, May 3.-Arr. steamship Glasgow Glasgow:
ships Rocambeau Havre; Graham Polly Antwerp Reso-
lute Penang Sheffield Honolulu Thiryone States
pool " "
PHILADELPHIA May Arr. barks Conrad, Rio de ia
johnson, Norfolk
CID ship Esther, Richmond brigs Clarlssa, Mayaguez
Delhi, Port au Prince Hermes jamaica schr John Cooper
Alexandria.
PHIL DELPHIA, May 3-Arr. steamship keystone State
Charleston bark A J. Harvey Bathurst schr Josephus
Ddwin, Washington, ID. c.
CID bar ks Caroline Ellems Havana: Brilliant New or
leans: brig Advance Kingston, Jam.
BOSTON, May Arr. bark Mary Bentley. Antwerp
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'FFICE BOARD OF TRADE,

Boston, April q, 1859.
Ny Dear SRI have the honor to acquant YOU that Mt
meeting of The government of this Board this day the
following resolutions were adopted unanimously
Resolvedby the government the Boston Board
That the Boston and Worcester and Western Railroads be
respectfully but earnestly solicited to meet the recent
reduction in the rates of transportation of merchandise o
the west made by the roads in other States by such re-
ductons OF rates on their part AID by such influence
they may be able exert en- connecting roads as hn
place the trade of Boston on equality With New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore such action being ndispen
sabe in the Judgment Of the government to the
prosperity OF these roads and Of this city.
anu, hesoved, further, That the temporary sacrifice
OF interest," on the part of the Boston and and
and connecting roads by the adoption Othe
apove indicated should be duly appreciated by the
chants of Boston, and made manifest in the mission
ofgoods to their customers
with assurances OF pleasure and profit to myself per-
sonay during the official interviews which have resulted
IN producing the foregoing and with of high
consideration am dear sir very respectfully your ODE
dent servant, LORENZO SABINE,
Secretary.
GENERY TwIcHELL, Esq, President of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, Boston.
Victor Hugo's new work will soon appear, under
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

LIGHTHOUSE ON SHELL KEYS, COAST OF AFRICA
Information has been received this office from Lieut.
H. Stevens, t. s A., engineer of the Ninth lighthouse dis
tFc that the pile light house recently
ted by him on Shell Keys Louisiana, will be ready hit
ing on the first of June therefore given that
this light will be regularly exhibited after that day
mhe light IS n fixed white light and the illuminating app
The building is piles on the extreme southern
end OF the keys is 81 feet inch eighty incl
and half high; focal plane is ~ feet Z inch above level
oor of Keepers dwelling feet above the dwelling be
of the rustum of skeleton pyramid, with cylinder in its
axis. " 80
Latitude approx. x)..........29o ~ n.
p Longitude " ..........gl' 49 ". from Greenwich
Point dc Fer light bears T., distant q miles
Entrance to Atchaalaya Bay F. by \, little norherly
DISTANCE Is miles Lighthouse Ship Shoals bears about
L. :. + distant % miles.
By order
X. SEMMES, Secretary
Treasury Department,
Office Light thouse Board
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I LIVERPOOL ANDLONDON FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. Sc WALL STREET, New YORK
ESTABLISHED IN 1895.
AUTHORIZED lOOOGUrJ
THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. UPWARDS OF
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS.
THE LIABILITY BODY OF SHAREHOLDERS UN
LIMITED.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BROWN, Esq. Chairman
FRANCIS COTTENET, Esq, Deputy Chairman
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq JOS. GAIILARD, Jr, Esq,
EUGENE DUTILH Esq, ED. f. SANDERSON, Fs,
JOSEPH FOWLER, Esq, WM. :. WETMORE, Esq
Resident Secretary .......ALFRED PELI, ESQ
BALTIMORE, Sept. Il, 1858
Policies issued first class risks the amount of sOOo
the lowest existing rates of the Baltimore Companies
WM. F. MURDOCH, Agent.
Dungans Building, lst door above the exchange LON
bard street, and No Is South Charles ST. s52wk2swlv
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Victor Hugo's new work will soon appear, under
the title of ola Legende des Siecles."
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- SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, May Arr. schr. Belle

delphia
Crd ship Arthur, Darien.
NORFOLK, May 2.-Arr. schrs Henry Payson Boston: R.
Palmer : C. Jones, and Mary Adaline, New York Mary
CID: ScIr. BeauchamD, New York
RlGHMoND May Arr schr. Danvie, New York.
,, WILMINGTON, May Arr bark Chester Boston: brig
Princeton New York 'e
Havana.
SAVANNAH, April @I-Arr steamship Star of the South
New York; Schrs. L. Peacock and F. Webb, do
- CID steamships Florida and Thos Swami, n York shin
Moro Castle, Liverpool. ~ 'P
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WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-The following gentlemen
were elected Directors of the Hagerstown Bank on
Monday last, for the ensuing year: F. Fechtig
). Pretzman, W. B. McAtee, John Newcomer, D.
Artz, +. Humrichouse, f. NJ. Meaey, NJ s. Barber
The Commissioners for Washington county made
their annual appointments Monday last among
which were Henry Gantz, Collector of State and
County taxes; R. Sheckles, John Knodle and F. d.
Herbert, Trustees of the Poor, and George Fox
Keeper of the Courthouse. The Judges of cleo
tion in the several Districts were also appointed
and Oliver Snyder was appointed School Commits
sioner in No. 10 in place of John w. Stonebraker,
resigned.
The farmers are all busy in this county preparing
ground and planting corn, the weather being ex-
ceedingly favorable for this work.
On Monday last the following gentlemen were
elected Directors of the Mutual Insurance Company
OF Washington county, to wit H. X. Tice, F. j.
Posey, D. Brumbaugh, George French, Z. NJ. Mea.
ly, w. T. Hamilton, H. H. Harvey, R. II. Alvey,
+. Humrickhouse, John Booth Martin King, ia
cob A. Wright
On Monday last the stockholders of the Hagers-
town and Conococheague Turnpike Company elect
Dixon Roman. David Artz, Frederick Fechtig A.
Neill Jr, and David Zeer, Directors.
The Hagerstown Torchlight says that dilapida-
ted brick wall surrounds the grave of Chief Justice
John buchanan at Williamsport, and weeds hide it
TALBOT CoUNrY.-A child of Capt James A. Rid
gaway, residing in Hopkins neck, Talbot county,
was burned to death early on Tuesday morning
iast' Inc niue iehoW got out OF Ded early IN the
morning, nnobserved by his parents, and went
down stairs where there was a fire. On going
down soon after, Mr.. Ridgaway found the child
burnt to death in most shocking manner.
The Miles River Bridge Company have contract
ed with Captain Traverse, of Taylor's Island Dor
chester county, for the sum of 81, 800, to build
draw-bridge at Miles River Ferry in pursuance
OF the charter granted by the last General As
sembly. Captain Traverse will commence the
work at the Ferry with strong force about the
first of June, and expects to have the bridge COM
pleted by the first of September.
This section again visited with heavy rains
last week. Farmers will be very backward plant
ing their corn, and wheat is suffering very much
from the continuous cloudy weather.
FREDERICK CoUNTY.-Levi Vanfossen auctioneer
| Ianld ntt tl.,N Nnti.. LII L.:
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ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

,,.,, WEDNESDAY, May 1, 1859.
oN Bait. 6's, old, 80. 100 450 shs N.CR.R., 20
3lS - old, IS. .9sd l75 shs. B. o. r. pg..57
hOO - old, 73.. 10Y l25 g boo. SIX
"m q hh hds., s5.-7l34 81 q" BIO. 81
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The cash receipts in the Land Department of the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company during April were $50
600 The bonds Cancelled amounted to s39 500 making
total extinction of lS0,50O.
oFfIGIAL-Stotement of the Receipts and Expenditures
o. the United States for the quarter ending Mdrct 81
1859, ercllsire Of t'ast funds
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
Another supplement.

We issue a supplement this week con-
tanning the last Of the laws required to be
published, and congratulate our readers
on their relief from the further infection
We think the publication of most ofthe laws
an iutolerable bore upon the press, as well
az the readers. To avoid occupying two
much of the space of our paper, we have
issued these supplements at a cost to US
which about covers the profits Of publish
ing the laws. prefering to do So rather
than incumber the paper with them
Having disposed of them, we.will be able
to give the Telegraph a greAtar variety o
reading matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT LAND
OWNERS.

THE Commissioners of Meigs County at
i their June session, on the petition OF
Thomas Crosbie and Others, ordered a view
and survey of a County road, described as
follows, viz: Beginning in the County Road
at tie foot Of the hill, near the dweilng-
house OF Edward Bailey, on Sec. a, III Rut'
land Township; thence easterlY up the run
TO the top Of the ridge; thence the nearest
and best Ioute 10 a point at or ne: r the south
west corner of L avid Gorsuch's land; thence
east on the line between the lands OF sad
Gursuck and VIM. Joab to or near the creek;
thence down and crossing the creek SO as 10
intersect the county road near John Gilmore'S.
! All persons interested are hereby notified that
! the viewers and Surveyor on the Fboye rood
will meet on the 22d day OF July, 1853, 10
lay out the same as the law directs.
June IA "a .3IK A PETITIONER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28

New York, June 23.-The "Heiald's"
Washington corresdondent says: 1--WE
learn that Robert j. Walker. the most an
fortunate OF all the Governors of Kansas,
has succeeded in making good his reprn-
tance and receiving absOlurion from the
Administration, notwithstanding his griev-
Gus rebellion in the matter Of the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. 1t would also appeal
that Mr.. Douglas is in the way Of forgive
ness, and ven that terrible ZUuave OF poll.
t%icians. Governor Wise. is disposed to bury
the halchet. and smoke the pipe Of peace
with the President upon the first invita-
lion. and wirhou; CT Altering about the terms
of a treaty of peace,"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28

@-The managers of the private party
to be given on the 4th, styled the calico
Picnic and Ball." request US to state, 70,
the information OF lady guests, that they
are all requested to appear in Calico cos
tune. This is by no means an unimPort-
ant feature in the arrangement of a picnic
where fabrics Of a finer texture are Sc
liable to be soiled. 1t would undoubtedly
mar the uniformity of the occasion, should
an infringement Oh thisrule be made.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
The Side walks.

We are pleased to see the spirit OF I'M
provcment exhibiting itself in our city
We understand it is the design OF the
council, aided as we hope that body Will
be by the cheerful corporation OF the cltl-
zens, to have the side walks of our streets
generally paved this Summer. The wall
designed rs a curb-stone south and west
of TIE Court House lot, on Court and
Mulberry streets, is progressing, and the
contractors, the Messrs. Jacobs, are doing
a very good job of it. 1t will, when i'm
ished, add greatly to the appearance OF the
public property, and be a great conve-
nience to the public. The work of gra-
ding and preparing for the walk is being
done the whole length of Mulberry street,
and we hope others will soon follow the
example.
LaborerY are also at work on the new
wharf that is to be made in front of Cur
street. This is a very important improve
ment and will be a protection to the banl
and facilitate a communication with the
River. 1t has long been needed, ant
although a heavy tax upon the town, 1t i
''eminently fit" that it should be DONE
Only let it be done we'll, and no one will
regret the expense.
We hope to see the work soon com
menced on Sugar Run Bridge, proposal
for the building Of which may be seen in GU
advertising columns. This work, if don
according TO the specifications, will neve
need to be lone over. 1t will stand a
long as stones will last. We think thos
entrusted with the business have adopte
the principle of true economy. that is. q
aOeL wiat ,ver is done. Instead Of tempolar
bridges that need constant reptirs, and fire
quent rebuilding. let them be built sub
stantially as far as the means will extenC
and in time the county will be we
bridged.
Pomeroy is evidently looking up VIII
we have more leisure we will notice t
Improvements of private C linens which
are happy 10 see in progress.
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The Crops.

We have seen several very fine specl
mems of wheat during the past week, and
are happy TO learn that the injury to this
important interest is not near so great IN
this County as was feared. While 1t Is
not to be denied that u considerable amour;
of damage was done by the frost, yet from
all we can learn from an extensive inquiry,
we think there wi be a fair average crop.
The quantity sown last fall was larger by
perhaps fifteen per cent. than usual and
what was not killed is said to be very fine.
while the amount destroyed will not prob
ably much exceed the additional quantity
seeded. True, the splendid promise ol
the cary Spring will not be realized; but
the country will be ~abundantly supplied
and leave a fair surplus to feed the hun
pry of other lands. Let us all be thank
full for the rich provisions vouchsated t
Us from the bounteous bosom of our cher
ishinr mother-the fruitful earth.
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HARUWA AR z.

Having completed u arrangements to
pu, chase direct from manufacturers, we
can offer greater inducements than can be
found in any other house. Our assert
ment of Carpenters bench and moulding
Planes is complete. together with a iine
assortment OF Saws, Squares, Levels, Aug,
ers, Chisels, DC, all of superior make and
style.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28

~-The next number of the Telegraph
win be issued on Saturday of this week,
In order to close the Office Oh the 4th OF
July. and permit the attaches to spend the
day az their patriotism may eugges..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
I'll TELEGRAPH H.
PoMrRor, O, TvrsDAr:@:':'H:'::JUsD 9e

@rThe Laws Of Ohio, passed BY the
Legislature at it's last session have been
teeeissd by the County Auditor. and are
ior dIstfibution to the several townships.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28

New YoRK, June 23-At the second
race belwern Flora Temple and Princess,
which came of to-day, Princess was the
victor. winning Two straight two-mile
heats. Time - SIN. Is; second heat
SIN. "a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
FAMILY GROCERIES.

We especially invite the attention of the
citizens OF MIddleport aud vicinity 10 this
branch OF orr business. Farmers will
find it to their interest to call on US for
harvest supplies.
All of tie above goods will be sold at
astonishingly low prices Tor cash or coun-
try produce. The highest market price
paid in cash for wheat. .
JOHN GRANT & co.
3 June 2, 1855.
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Ladies' Dress Goods
Great Inducements

To purchase after examining our very
beautiful assortment of silks, berages,
Gladys, delains, Lawn prints, ribbons
flowers, rouches, laces, edgings, parasols,
hosiery, gloves, mi,tens, and all kinds o'
dress and bonnet trimmings; in fact every
thing found in a frst-class Dry Goods
Store.
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&. 3. MOORE,
Sale OF Real Estate by Order OF
Probate Court.

an the 23d day OF July. 1889, at 2 O'CLOCK
" in the afternoon of the same day, on the
premises, in the Township Of Letar;, in the
County Of MeigS, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the prop
erty Of Levi Suyer, deceased, to-wit: Forty
acres off OF the west end of one hundred
acre lot, mo. 2l3,) range (1l,) town CD in
the the Ohio Company's Purchase, unincum-
hered by the DIVER Of said widow. Appraised
at $780, 90 dollars. Terms Of sale, one-halt
cash in hand and the residue in six months
with interest on the deferred payment from
The day of sale, to be secured by mortgage on
THE premises. ADAM HARPOLD, Ad'mr.
June 81 25-4t* Of Levi Sayer, decd.
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GOLD PENS
NOTICE
NCIlCE.
TNUOMAS E. STEVENS,


TNUOMAS Z. STEVENS, late Of Mcigs
l. County, Ohio, will take notice that
.Diah b. Cowd ~, did. on the eth day OF
Nav, A. D.. 1859, file his petition in the Court
OF Common Pleas, Within and for sand County
OF Meigs, and State of Ohio, against The sal"
Thomas e Stevens, setting forth that one
LIE wis Gilmore, on the 25th day OF February
A. u. 1857. made his promlSso!l note IN VIII
ting of that date, aud delivered the same 10
the said Thom1s F.. Stevens, and thereby
promised 10 pay TO the order OF the SAID
Thomas Z. Stevens in eighteen months from
the date thereof, the sum OF one iun'lrTd
dollars with ten per cent. interest alter matt
! ity; that said Thomas f. Stevens indorSed
and delivered the said promlSsory note TO tue
said Dian b. CO wdery; that when SAID noIe
became due and payable, the said Diah II.
Cowdery presented the same to the sad
Lewis Gilmore and requested payment thereo:
that said Lewis Gin ore neglected ana re
fused to pay the same, OF which the SAID
Thomas Z. Stevens had due and legal notices
that neither the said Lewis Gilmore, nor the
SAID Thomas E. Stevens has paid said sum oil
any part thereof, and praying for a judgment
against the said Thomas L. Stevens, Tor The
SAID sum of Sl00, with interest thereon IRON
the 29lh day CT August at ten pei cent. Anc
that sa. d Thomas b. Stevens is notified tina
an order of attachment has been issued agains
him in this case and returned, and that he i
required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after The
twenty-Sixth day oil July, A. D.. 1859.
DIAH b. COWDERY,
BY SIMPSON & LAsLEY,
lime 81 -25-6t-$5 .25. His Attorneys.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28
FOR SALE Or LEASE

TNHE large and cUmmodicus four story
l. House, on Mulberry Street, IN Ponltroy'
known as The Stevens Pr perty," Will be
rented entire, or sold on reasonable terils.-
IT, is very we'll adapted for a hotel or Board
ing House. beng entirely new and COM
pielelv aud neatly finished from bottom to
TOD. The rooms are all well ventilated, anu
were arranged with reference to comfort ana
convenience. The location is, beyond doubt
The best available in the place Tor the put-
poses Tor winch i: was designed, and ll'eie
can be no doubt as to LIe superiority Of The
| Building. 1t will be Leased Tor a period ol
five years., or, II sold. payments made easy
and reasonable. For further particulars IN
uuire soon, al the liouse, OF
narchI5.3m +. w. STEVENS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-28

may favor her with their custom.
Ladies, call and examine hetJ stock, as
it IS complete. Childrens' wear in abund
ance; also. Ladies' Bonnets, tunrned or IN
trimmed, Ribbons and Fiowets Of very de-
scription and price. Don't forget the place
on Front Street, tpo doors above Smiths Shoe
gtcrr. ~ Iyl s. y. GIBSON.