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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-06
Council Proceedings.

Council met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, on Saturday evening, May lst
at s o'clock Mayor Burke in the
chair. All members present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
The first business in order was the
election of Il member of the council
in place OF Col. p. G. Burlington de-
ceased
Mayor Burke remarked that as
Mr.. +. I Nlitchell's name had been
spoken OF in connection with the va
cancy in the Council, he was author,
lied to say that he was not a candi-
date for the place. Councilman
Enslow made the same announce
ment in relation to Mr.. j. W. Yer
lander.
Councilman Simms then nomina,
ted +. 5. Holderbv, who was unani-
mously elected to the position.
Firewarden, A. f. Young report
ed a chimney in building belonging
to Mr.. W. Harp as in an unsafe con
ditior. Ordered that Mr. Harp be
notified to have it attended to at
once.
On motion, it was resolved that
the Council visit tho Cemetery OF
Wednesday next at y o'clock i. VI.
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PROSE is.

While the. company will be enabled
from the beginning to sell at an increase
of several hundred per cent, ard at tie
same time offer lots 1T very los prices.
the probability is that in a few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value and realize many times the pres
ent prices. \ safer and better investment
has never been offered to the public there
can be no question If loss, there can lie
ONLY steady increase in value from year
Ia wear. Charleston j. the natural manu-
featuring center of the Kanawha Valley
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone, lumber, salt, &c, inmed ately sur
rounding the city, and good transporia-
ton cast and west. in word 81 great
manufacturing advantages a. are possessed
by any city in America, it can be but a
short time Until our present manuiacro-
ries are double aad treblcd, and every
foot oil real estate greatly increased in VA
ne The present owners only sell becarse
obliged To dispose OF an interest
The title j. perfect; all liens now OF
any portion Of the land will be either car.
celled or secured ia satisfactory man
ner.
TIE shares are 500 each, less the amount
Of dividend from sa'es already made.
J. p. WALKER, Trustee.
For further Information and maps and
pamphlets apply to the trustee or TO
DAVID l.. RIFFNER,
Charleston. West Va.
CHARLES c. LEWIS.
President Kanawha Valley Bank.
JOHN c. CLAYPOOL,
Cash er First National Bank,
Charleston, Kanawha Co, W. Va.
Nav IT,
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The West Charleston Com
pnny.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view to the pur-
chase Of West Charleston from the Trus-
tee vino represent the present owners.
The property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40Xl20 feet
each, and about 1870 acres OF streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds Of al sales
made by the Trustee up to date, amount
ing to bout $4,000 in cash and bonds,
for lots SOLD AT AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY 1895 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $1,000 including one OF
nine rooms, with stable ard out houses;
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale Of the Eanawha Saw aud ria
ming Mn.
THE RENTS derived from this prop
erty. including houses, br;ckyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount to over 5000 per
annum. At tie rate at which the proper
" is offered t. the Company, over 800
PER CENT. will be made by the Com
pany on every lot hereafter Sld by them
at the pr ces AZ which lots have been
heretofore sellng-and on choice lots
much more
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BOOTS. SHOES. LEATE
Err &c., &c.

I have just enlarged my
store and received my
SPRING STOCK con-
SiStinG Of a full line OF
Ladies' Misses and Chill
dYcnS' shoes Of all kinds
and:quaIitic>. GENTS
BOOTS. SHOES, GA l.
TIERS. BROGANS SC.
L purchase direct from
the nIfactIIr'erS. ard
devOtinG my attention
entirely to this business
am able to sell on the
most reasonable terms.
j have some new and very
beautiful varieties Of shoes
to which 1 wish 10 ask the
notice Of the Ladies'. Re
member the place della
BARS SHOE STORE. Sd
Ave. three doors below the
Advertiser ClliCc.
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Ohio Items.

Some of the Lawrence County
folks want new Court House, and
some are satisfied with the old one.
c. +. Waters store. at Proctors-
vile was robbed by burglars on the
night OF the 18th of April. Loss
small.
The highest interest of the 'pl-
talists of Ironton demand road to
Svmmcs, and we don't think it will
be long before they open their eyes
to it.
Last Thursday night the dwelling
of John Cox at Buckeye, was burnt
to the ground the family barely cs-
capped with their lives supposed to
be the work of an incendiarv.
Mr.. ID. II. Mears, of the firm of
Mcars, Olhaber & Co., died in Gin
cinnati on last Monday. He had late
" returned from Florida, and was
thought to be in good health, lie
was on the streets IN the morning,
was taken with a severe pain in his
head about one O'clock, became speech
less and died about >.
Sometime ago, Mr.. Gibbs, PrcSi
dent of the Michigan & Ohio Railroad
stated that he had negotiated Sl5,-
600, 900 in bonds for his road, and
that on certain conditions he would
build his road to Portsmouth. Some
OF the pcsple distrusted him, and
another Company was gotten up to
build road up the Scioto Valley to
Columbus. a meeting was held ut
Chilicothe last week, at which it was
resolved to throw the NJ & o. L Il.
over, and support the Scioto Valley
Road, as the following dispatch shows:
'CHILIIcoTHE, April %, 1873.
The committee agreed unanimously
TO support the Scioto Valley road. -
A large meeting assembled at the
Court House to ratify the action of
of the committee. Great enthusi-
asm prevails and all look with hope
fO~ our Valley road. Hope your peo-
pie viii take similar action. Gibbs
! left in DISGUST.
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New CoRPoRATIoNs.-The following
Corporations we're grantedc certificates
by the Secretary of State during the
last few weeks.
West Virginia Division of the
Peoples Freight Railway Company,
for building and operating a rail
way from some point on the Ohio
River to the Pennsylvania Line in
the Valley of the Buffalo in Hancock
and Ohio Counties. Capital Stock,
Five thousand dollars.
The West Charleston Company
for the manufacture of Bricks, Lum
Der, Iron, or any other manuiactu'
ring operations. Office to be in
West Charleston.
Bark of Ohio Valley,-To be To-
Gated in the City of Wheeling.
Capital Stock subscribed Thirty
Thousand Dollars.
Volcano Hall Company, tor erect
ing Hall, Lodge rooms &c, in the
town of Volcano, Wood County.
SIX hundred and twenty five dollars
subscribed an >ixty-two dollars paid
in.
West Virginia Railroad, for the
purpose of building a railroad from
or near the mouth of Big Sandy riv-
or in WAYNE County on the line be-
tween the States n West Virginia
and Kentucky, to point at or near
the mouth of the South Branch Of
the Potomac river on the State line
between the States of West Virginia
and MARYLAND, through the counties
of Wayne, Cabell, Putnam, kanaw
ha, Clay, Braxton, Webster, Upshur,
Randolph, Pocahontas, Barbour,
Tucker, Grant, Hardy and flamp-
shire. The principal Office to be at
Charleston.
The Capital stock to he seven Mil.
lions and five hundred thousand dol
lars, divided into seventy FIVE thou
sand shares at the par value Of one
hundred dollars each.
The following named gentlemen
are tho incorporators, j. IL. Nash,
T. b. Swami, J, ii Huling, f, A.
Bennett. Daniel Hoffman, j. W.
Cracratt, and c. p Snyder.
Now the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad had better look out for its
business. Here is a road to carry
West Virginia right straight into
Baltimore. 1t is already completed
on paper; some folks think it never
will be completed any where else.
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for the purpose of deciding on the
Improvements to be made there.
On motion, resolved that when
this meeting adjourn, it adjourn to
Wednesday evening 9th inst at 8
o'clock.
On motion, the election of assessor
&c, be postponed till that time.
On motion, Recorder Obey and
Councilman Slmms were appointed a
committee to insure the public build
ing and school houses of the City.
Mayor Burke read a Communica-
ton in relation to fire engine.
Adjourned.
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a. p. PALMER Dcaler i'm
DDOrS. Sash. Blinds. Frame
EsougEl and Dressed LuHl-
her, Flooring, Weather
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar shihgles. MOuldinss.
HATH. Newell Pests ~ Ian"
niSters. BRAIN Tile. 81 Pat
ent Fiues. White and Gray
LiUlP. plaster. Cement.
Flower Pots dc. A Large
StocN Constantly OLE hand.
Gm>s, orders promptly fill
eA a. SD:ic;.ea. Sd Avenue.
Fset. StIa <x Oil, SITS ESunf-
ington. ". Va. Jan. IA IT,
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Personal.

Capt. Z. Gibson, is attending
Wavne Court this week, where he
has large practice He expects to
remain there till Court alourns.
Messrs. Mason & Shanahan passed
through here on Monday evening on
their way to Portsmouth to talk about
the Ohio River Railroad
Capt. W. VI. s. Dunn, Gen1 Sup't
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway,
spent several DAYS in town this week.
looking after the interests Of the
Road. He left Yesterday morning.
DR.. Robert Harvey has located in
Huntington for the practice of his
profession. The Doctor, although
quite young man has had consider
experience, aud took the al eUudeu
degree at New York, last winter
Mr. 4. ". Burnett, who has been
for sometime connected with the
WAYNE .iirocote, called on us on his
way to visit Pennsylvania, his for
mer residence. lie has dissolved his
editorial connection with the Alc0cGte.
lis readers will miss his sprightly pen,
Mr. Chas. &. Newman, Editor and
Proprietor of the Press, Pine Bluff
Arkansas VA. in our sanctum yester
dav. Mr.. Newman went to Pine Bluff
IL years ago rs jour printer, anc
now has one Of the best paving pa
pers in the State. He SAYS that since
the people have had the power, tn,
State is prosperous and happy, bu
that they have been cursed with th'
most corrupt and tyraanicai rule
that ever di>graced humanity.
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Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure of coughs, Sc
we're colds settled on the breast, Consump-
ton and other diseases OF the throat and
lungs. No medicine ever had such sue
cess 100000 sample bottles have been
distributed every year for three years by
Druggists in all parts of the United States,
and nearly 1000 letters from Druggist.
are now. on our files, saying that no other
preparation in their stores sells as well
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is for ven to go TO Smith, Davis d
Co., and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size IS cents.
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Adjourned meeting of the Council,
May 9th 1879
All the members present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Comm. on Insurance repor ted that
they had performed that duty, the
Treasurer was authorized to pay the
premiums.
Council proceeded to tn. election
OF. officers; the following were elected;
Marshall, J. H. Mitchell.
Street Comm'r, S I. Moore.
Assessor, NJ. q. Nichols.
j. II. Obey was'unanimously reel
ected Treasurer.
The Mayor then administered the
oath OF office to the officers elect.
The Mayor then announced the
Standing Committees as follows;
On Streets: Mess. Obey, Eosign and
Laidley, On Finance: Ensign, Laid.
ley and Holderby. On Laws and
Ordinances: >imns, Obey and Ensign.
On Fire and Police: Laidley, Simms
and Enslow. On Health ;llolderby,
Enslow and Simms. On Cemetery {:
Enslow, Holderby and Obey
The question as to whether the
Mayor was entitled to fees in police
cases where there was no conviction,
after discussion was referred to the
comm. on Laws and Ordinances.
On motion, the Committee on Gem
etery was instructed to make such
improvements as the funds of the
Cemetery will justify, in accordance
with the pllEs approved by the Coun-
Gil in their visit.
The question Of appointing one or
more night policeman was referred
to COMMITTEE on Police.
Recorder authorized to procure
blanks for assessor.
On motion. the matter Of erecting
street lamps on the corners or ith on
and 9th streets on Second avenue and
on 7th Sth 9th and 10th streets on
Third avenue, was referred to the
Com. on Fire and Police.
Mayor Burke read a letter recelv-
by Fire Warden Young in relation to
hand Fire Engine, from the Chic
Engineer of Portsmouth, offering the
engine for $500.
The Comm. or Fire and Police
were instructed to report plan for
supplying the City with water and
with apparatus for distinguishing
fires. The matter of opening streets
to the river Sas referred tC Comm.
OIL Streets.
On motion. it was ordered that the
regular meetings of the Council be
held on the frs. and third Monday,
of each month.
Adjourned.
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To CoEEESroYDENTs.-To J. s.
" your letter received and much
obliged 1t will appear next week.
K. y. B.-We are not posted in
the matter. 1t is a Republican fight
altogether. As far as our knowl,
edge extends, iIr. Brooks is entire
" satisfactory to the people Of the
town both Republicans and Demo
crats. Some persons find fault with
the location of the Office, but that
is 4 matter on which there is di
ycr>ity Of opinion as many are in IA
vor OF retaining it where it is. We
have no idea that Mr.. Brooks will be
removed. The reason of Mr. Brooks
ab.ence from his office for the last
week we understand. is that one Of
the route agents on the river is sick,
and he took his place.
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LECTURE BY Rev. Mn. PRETTY
MAN.-Mr. Prettyman will lecture
at the VI. f. Church on next Tuesday
evening at s o'clock 7. NJ, on "the
manners and customs of Oriental M
tons" As he has travelled over the
countries whose manners and Gus
toms he describes, and has resided
amongst their people, he will be able
to give graphic descriptions, and will
no doubt make a most interesting lee
ture. The funds received are for the
benefit of the Parsonage.
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THE WHEAT.-Many persons have
supposed the wheat and all the fruit
was killed by the hard frosts of last
week and week before, but We are
glad to say that later reports do not
confirm this. The wheat in this
neighborhood which looked as brown
as if it had been scorched last week
has improved greatly in appearance,
and looks as well rs it did before the
freeze. Many of the apple trees are
a perfect mass Of blossoms, and un'
less there are hard frosts after this
there will average crops of apples in
this locality, both in Ohio and W.
Va.
1t is said that Life is dual, but
the goods come not paired together,
perhaps these frosts were sent by the
Great Ruler to kill he Grasshoppers
and Potato Bug. which have been SC
ravaging the country. We saw one
report which said the Potato Bugs
were roosting on the fence waiting
for the potatoes to come up; if they
were on the fence on last Saturday
night they certainly got their toes
frozc.
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DAVIS Bros, AND SMITH, DAVIS Il
Co.-Notvithstanding the hard times,
this enterPrising firm Is constantly re-
ceiving fresh supplies OF Drugs, Medi-
ciaes, Glass &c. In addition to their
business here, they are shout open
ing a Drug Store at Moundsville,-
They have many advantages in thus
having several stores, as purchases
can always be made to better advan-
tage in large quantities.
We understand DR.. Jno. Davis Il
to take charge OF the Moundsviile
store. We regret to lose him from
here. but as ne must g, we recon-
mend him cordially to the people OF
Moundsville as a thorough Druggist
ard pleasant gentleman.
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SUNDAY SERvICEs.-There were
services at all the churches in town
on Sunday last.
Rev. Pendleton Brooke preached
at Trinity Hall, and administered the
communion.
Rev. Mr. McClintock preached at
the first Presbyterian church in the
morning, and Rev. Mr.. Evans of
Catlettsburg in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Lane preached at the
Breckenridge Presbyterian church in
the morning, and Rev. Mr.. McKib-
ben of Baltimore, in the evening.
Mr. Mckibben was passing through
the city on his way to Charleston,
where he goes to supply the pulpit
of DR.. Richards who will be absent
i'll Europe this summer.
Rev. Albert Bowers preached at
the Congregational church, and Rev.
DR.. Prettyman at the Methodist.
So many churches being open
the congregations were none of them
very large.
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NOTICE.

KanaWila SpIins AUD
Srlmi-CannclCOal nj prices
lower than ever offered i'm
this City. Also Lime. Ce-
menf. Plaster, Shingles
and Lath. at very low pri-
ceS.
Yari!, Cor. end Ave. and
Tenth Street.
f. E. GREEN
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z DyEgTlsING: CTEAF. Good systematic
IA All persons rlio contemplate T7king cob
f.ac;, with newspapers fo- IN. Insertions " I'D
refreshments. should send q CENTS % Go. 7.
Howell 4 Co.. 81 PARK RD~. New IA. for TIER
PAMPHLET-BOOk tnIncfy- seventh edl;iOn) cob
taiuing lists Of over zoo1 n..wspapr.s and r.t'-
mates, showin. the rnsi. Advertisements fsken
for reading .pets IN many Stat nj 'reincn-
dous REDUCTION RON publishers rai~s. CT me
tgBk. jan u ". Grk
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LIMA WINE.-Mr. n. n. Holt, of
Pomeroy, at DR.. Chase's old stand,
has vineyard in Ohio where he
raises large quantities of Concord
grapes. He made a pure wine last
year from those grapes which is a
most delightful article, and would be
a very refreshing and harmless drink
for an invalid, or person recovering
from sickness. Mr., Holt offers it for
sale for medicinal or sacramental
purposes.
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HISTORICAL SocIErY.-We pub
lished week or two ago short
communication from gentleman
of this place in relation to liistori-
cal Society here. We revert to it,
hoping the suggestion made at that
time will be acted on. There is no
doubt that this city will have fu-
turo, and in that future all the events
which arc now transporting will be of
interest. But now is the time to col
lect the history of the past and the
present, and this will moi be done un'
less there is some organization which
will make such things its care. There
are number OF gentlemen in town
who would join such society and
who are well posted in all the events
that have taken place since the foun-
dation of the city We hope an As
ISOLATION will be formed, and a Secrc
tary appointed who will attend to
the collection and collation. Of all
events Of interest or Importance that
have marked the progress of the city.
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ssEss soySTEZL. EASTMAN

ssEsS. soNSTZZL, EASTMAN
wi ( c., would call the attention
o. ,A3se wishing 70 purchase FUR
N!-vaE % their Large and Vari
e. s:.:s whioh they are Offering
v,.y cheap they have very fine
7..ss;-g Case sci: which IS offered
l.v. Fine Pa-,or Sets from SO =
s,1c: PERPETRATORS for sale.
as. : z9oi stack Of cEILD'S CAR
RACES. Pa-,o- Brackets &c, They
wish :: distinctly Understood that
:.sy sal as cheap IS any r.tail
h,s,s Il he :2ga:ry, will dupii-
Gaze a2y I'll, t.1-ht in Portsmouth.
. Cincinnati. Remember the place
Sri Ave. rex: 3:2- = Earz;so2's
tz2A7 STORE.
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Ice CREAM.-If it is ever warm
enough to eat it. Messrs. Young &
Sample are going to have Ice Cream,
and plenty of it. They have made
arrangements for q full supply of
Cream (real cream, none of your
chalk and water and will fix it up
in apple-pie order. Their saloon is
well fitted up, and they keep general
assortment of cakes, confectioneries,
fruits, cigars, tobacco &c. See their
advertisement.
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Successor 10 0. G.. Chase.

GExurSE.-All wanting the Cen
uine Sewing Machine Needles. Oil,
and everything belonging to Sewing
Machines will please call at Geo. A.
Floding's residence on Sd Ave He
keeps no imitation Needles, none but
the genuine, 8 % 3m
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Good Commissions or valuable pre-
miums are given To agents for three first
class union religious papers and one agri::
cultural monthly. Canvassers are ma
king excellent wages. Agents wanted
Send for sample copy and terms. Address
II. A. KING, Box 22S9, n. y. City.
2ao
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GRAssHoPPERs.--A gentleman
from Kansas was in town on Monday
last with bottle full of Grasshop-
pers eggs from Kansas; the real
veritable omniverous Kansas Grass.
hoppers. They are very harmless
looking articles, out if they are as
plenty as he represents them they
will be like to produce another famine
this year provided they all hatch.
Is there no remedy
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The erection Of tie kanawha Iron
Works. ju-t.ablvc this property OH the
Elk, and the opening Of iron ore, fire, clay
and Limestone mines in tie hills immedi-
atcly adjoining, is already increasing the
population. AMI must. in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
and inhah;tant, Within the ncxt two wears.
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WHARF Boar SUSK.-The higl

WHARF Boat SUSK.-The high
winds Of Friday and Saturday last
caused the waves to run on tie river
like those on the bay or lakes, Some
of the smaller boats had to tie up to
the shore. The water was so extreme
~ rough that it dashed Messrs Ken
net & Adams Wharf boat on the
shore and caused it to sink. 1t did
not sink to the deck, 50 that no great
damage was done. None Of the
goods on board of it were injured.
They will get it up at once, and be
all right again in few DAYS.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces tie choicest
part Of the ste upon which Charleston is
built. 1t l'e' in the angie formed By the
Elk and karswha rivcrs--on the lower
side Of the Elk; is almost perfectly lev
eli, ard is well draned-has already a
population OF over four hundred, aud i
number Of rev houses building at this
Jofa
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IaE~H TOMATOES. Mr.. jenkins,
~.a ia AWAY, on the qj rue for some
fling else, hal hoN of beautiful
le tomatoes on his counter last
week. Ticy were not grown in this
At.rHde. but they we're decidedly
re-. #r cnjay,d dish OF them
i- li1aei at Mr. jenkins expense,
aai it was unanimou,,yresolyed that
.e was "uus oi en-.
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NOTICE.

HUNTINGTON, wEsT "a, April 2tth, 1873.
So;ir. IA hereby given N the Sforkso.hers ~
the MINERAL MOUNTAIN INSURANCE COM
PhSi that 4 sDecisl meeting ~ the Directors NJ
SD company VIII be held AZ the oricr OF the
{ nmI any IN Huntington, IN 7 C.E>DAf, the 2)th
lar ~ May next ~ vote on the . opposition IL
reduce the Capital Stock OF said Company.
". ". SMITH, Presid az.
". FRAZIER sec'y. Ap1 ~.
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IECTURE.-By Rev. Wesle,

LECTURE.-By Rev. Wesley
Prettyman, OH the Manners and Gus
toms of the Oriental Nations, at the
Methodist E. Church OH Tuesday
evening. May 18th at s P NJ, for the
benefit of the Parsonage. Admittance
% cents. Tickets for sale at Thos.
Medford's Stove Store, and Jacob Crei.
del's Drug Store. lw.