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Tuesday. July Ia. 1916.

HThe following is an extract Of let
ter from Mr.. Henry Of Bellows Falls, in re-
lation 10 our Rail Road.
Bellows Falls, July s, 1916.
Dear Sir Il have the pleasure TO inform
you, that this morning, the New Hampshire
Rail Road Commissioners decided that they
could not extend the Cheshire Road above
Bellows Falls, or above the proposed juno
lion of the Rutland road-or, in other words
that they could not consent TO a connex-
ion between The Cheshire and Central-and
that they were ready 10 proceed 10 the loea-
ZION to such point only, as was desired TO con-
meet with the Rulland.-So The great battle
is ended.
In haste, yours truly,
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Bleed! Blood continues to be the cry OF
the organ Of the Government.


the organ Of the Government.
'Our war lii tells u.s. will march steadily
and vigorously Ont will ascend the table
lands or Mexico-it icilI march from Province
to Province. and from stronghold to strong
bold, until finally IL shall dictate 10 Purchaser
to any successor, need be. q compulsory peace,
on proper terms, uithin The ,oaiis Of its CAPT
toll.
The sword is 10 march on! tits 10 drench
ia blsod the table lands Of Mexico. 1t is TO
20 from Province to Province. 1t is only to
be shsethed within the walls of the capitol.
The Executive. who Involved us 10 the war,
Of his own arbitrary will. by tine extreme Of
folly sad Encouragement, and 1rithout an
act Of Congress. thus speaks through his Or
gan, and procIaims the war TO be endless. or
TO last at least until Mexics is conquered.
He scorns Mr.. Wehster's idea OF an en-
bassy. He throws far from him the olive
branch. and 10 the spirit Of Of an AtIila. or an
Genshis Khan, utters scch words as The fore
going.
In the natural Indignation felt. in this en-
lishieDed age, against the uiterer ofbarbs-
rian sentiments, it is almost impossible TO re-
fraiu from speaking Of this a,rocious war. as
il dessryes.-l Express.
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VIRGINIA.
NEw-YoRK.
In 1874 The State of Viroinin ca

In 1914 The State Of Virginia cast 90 ,463
Presidential votes. At the same election
the Stale of New-York cast 4S3, 722 votes
So that New-Yo rk has nearly five times as
many Electors as Virginia. And yet a few
pages o: the sBlue-Book," opened al random
and taken consecu,ively show Virginia with
nearly twice as many OF her sons holding
commissions in the Navy, as New-York |!
But on the Other hand, while Virginia fur
nishes The officers, if the birth places of the
SAILORS were known, it would be seen that
New ork supplies the Navy with at least
ten 10 enc.
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SrRRoBERT PEEL. We do not believe the
report OF the Washington letter writes, that
The offer upon which the Oregon boundary
has been adjusted was only carried in the
British Cabinet by a majority Of one, and
that Sir Robert Peel was in the majority
though Mr. McLean's correspondence is re-
lerred TO for authority. This would make
the Premier Of England who has surpassed
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Ns~ Harrisburg RAILROADS.. A charter
for Railroad from Walpole 10 Cornish has
been granted, SO that, if all parties canagree,
The sssi,,ern terminus ofthe Vermont Cen
trail may be fixed al this village.
The petition for the extension OF the Nor
thern Railrsadlo Oxford has been rejected
rs 10 &C F.? which seems 10 render necessary
the extension Of the Connecticut and Pas
snmpsic road, Oh his SIZE, 10 ii.e mouth O.
White River,
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~ Mr.. McDufie, Senator in Congress
from South Carolina, in speaking oil the
course OF The Wing party on The Oregon
affair, said-'The Wing party deserves the
eternal gratitude and honor OF the country.
for The patriotism and iorbearanee and sell
sacrificing devotion which they have mani
tested throughout this struggle
The Engineers on the Connecticut and
Passumpsie Rivers Railroad. are engaged In
making locating survey north oil Wells
River, having completed The portion south
Of that POINT. A notice for letting contracts
south oil Wells River will be given in few
days.
~The Libel Suit Of Webb rs Bacon, in
the Supreme Court Of New York, has been
decided in favor Of The plaintiff. The jury
awarded six cents damages, and six cents
costs.
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TRAITOR SENATORS.

Let II be generally known TO the people
Of New England, that three Senators from
their States voted IN favor of a war with
England, AMI against the ratification oil The
Oregon Treaty. John Fairfield, Of Maine,
and Charles G. Atherton and Benning w.
Jenness, Of New Hampshire, are the names
Of the iairhless Locofoco Senators.
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MILITIA GENERALS, &c.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

.-r WAsHlNGToS, July 2. 1876.
The Senate was long time To- day in Ex-
ecutlve Session. They confirmed the ap-
poIntment oGthe six Brisadier Generals which
| mentioned yesterday. Gen. Patterson of
Pa. was not confirmed. The House was en-
gagged all day with the Tariff discussion, and
IN listening to Free Trade Speech by a
PENNSYLVANIA
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DlsrRIcrrSo--The Legislature Of New
Hampshire have passed bill dividing the
State inio Congressional Districts, conform
ably to the law Ofrsngress' The late DOM
iuant party have refased TO district the State
IN order that they H,isht secnre The whole
Congressional delegation, and have twice
sIscfed members of Congress by General
Ticket, in violation Of the lac Of the lsaA.
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ali men in common sense, just as foolish as
The 81 40 men Of or own country. de has
never been guilty OF such felIy.-JO'u. Of
Com.
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ana has learned what influence predominaies
in Loce Foco National Conventions. We
apprehend the vote on this bill in the SEN
ale will stands as follows
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THE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The proceedings Ofthis convention held On
the 18th have not yet reached Us. The See
retaryfaiIed to prepare them for the last Free
Press. The result, however is probably
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aud Nonhen Ohio, was better calculated for
the kinds of goods named ihan that raised
either in New York or the New Eng land
STATES.
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heart has chosen, as suoolh as such path
well can be.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

500 % and cost; clerks and shcrifs fees
IL 50; jury tax, 800.
Il u S A Garner VS. Levi Raeborn;
/ Judgment against def. Jan 2, 1898, @73 IS
and cost; clerks aud shefIns fees IL 80;
jury tax, 3 co.
Henry Greene VS. 1Iicajah Jackson;
Judgment against def, April 23d, 1899,
3l5d. sic. aud cost; clerks and sler1tS
fees l2d. l2c.; jury tax, 3 20
Archibald Graham vs. Thomas x Phil
lips; Judgment against def, April II, 1898,
1924. soc. and cost; clerks aud sIIerlflo fees
god. Soc; jury Tax, ) GO.
William ID MpLauchlin VS. James w
Spdrlng; Judgment against def, Jan 3,
1888, 92d. GUc. aud cost; clerks and She
riffs fees I'D. lie; jury tax, 3 90.
Peter Prewett VS. Thomas II Phillips &
4 u Teas; Judgment against deits, Oct u,
1888, lOjd. 25c aud cost; clerks and sle-
riffs fees I'D. 75c; jury tax, 90.
Boyd q Mcdaniel VS. Mercer VI Booker;
judgment against deft, Oct 90, 1898, cid
SIC and cost; clerks and sherlfs fees I'D
lie; jury tax, 3 %.
J u Lynch VS. Mercer VI Booker; judg-
meht against def, April II, 1889, 6ld6Oc
aud cost; clerks and Sherlffs fees l3d. SIC;
jury tax, 3 90.
Jefferson Clements VS. Thomas Wind,
ham; judgment against dett April %, 1899,
l3ld. O7c aud cost; clerks and sherltts
fees l0d. 25c; jnry tax, 3 90.
Epnralm Smith Us Reuben Price; Judg-
meut against deli, Oct %, 1888, 1000.
56 l1c. and cost; clerks and sherttS fees
II %; jury tax, 3 90.
rAouns Il Guriatil Us ThomaS Blake s.
4 6 Teas; judgment against detl,ApriI %,
1899, gold. SSc and cost; clerks and she
rItis fees Id. 81 l-2c; jury tax, 800.
John G Thomas IL Edward Griffe,h VS.
Thomas Blake; Judgment against Gef,
Apul IA, 1888, Il3d. G6c. and cost; clerks
aud shcrfiS fees god 81 IL; jury tax 3 CO.
James & M'l4aurln Us George l. VII
Iiauis judgment against def, April 30
1889, 321d. Ole aud cost; clerks and she.
riffs fees Id. soc; jury tax, 3 90,
The said Judgments will be sold to sat
isfy The clerks and sherfI'S fees due there
Oh. This December %, 1915.
\. b. JOHNSTON,
Sheriff Of Newton County.
Dee. 81, 1915. 2S-ts
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Important ifrue.-.A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Chronicle says Mr. Pat
ton OF Pecisburgb, Virginia, has invented
Misunderstanding The air, after years
ofincessant application and study. Ii is Il
balloon. aud can move fifty or sixty miles
an hour. Connected with it is Il battery,
from which he can discharge very readily
from one to ten thousand one ounce balls u
minute. lie has likewise brought TO per
fiction submarine battery, TO 90 ten or
twelve miles an hour and with which, by
means Of torpedo he can blow up hos
tile fleet in thirty minutes. He can carry
dispatches TO an from Oregon in an hun
drcd and twenty hours.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
TO PRINTERS.

VJYPE FOUNDRY aud Printers Fur.
II nishi,hing Warehouse The sBlscri-
bcrs have opened a new Typ Fogulry 10 The
city Of New York whore thcy are ready 10
supply orders 10 any extent Tor any kiud Of
job OF fancy type, luk Paper, C,ss, Gailrys,
Brass Rults, steel Rults. Composing Sticks,
Chasrs and every article necessary Tor a Pm.
ting Office.
The type which are est in new moulls
from al ,uiir,ly new 81 OF ml,IiAos wHh deep
counters. are warranted 20 e. unsurpassed hy
any. and will he sold a. prices 10 sun ihc TIMES
Printing Presses furnished. aul also Steam
Engines Of the most approved patterns
NIB a Machiuis constantly in aurnt-
unee 20 repair Presses aud DO light work
Composition Rollers cast lor Printers
EJnors Of Newspapers who will 10y three
times as much type IS th.ir bills amount O..
may give The above SIX months insertion n
thrir papers aud slul ihgir papers containing .
20 tie Subscribers
COCkRuFT & OEEREND,
6S Ann street
New York. Jan 1876. 3i6m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
DISSOLUTION.

NIIE partnership heretofore existing Dc
tween J. s. Hlobson, b. +. IT, Lamb,
s. A. Reid aud Asa fairfield, in the town
Of Paulding, under the style Of Hobson &
Lamb, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Except Tor the purpose ofli-
quIdaiion,) 1.-The several members Of said
firm being authorized 10 collect either i'm
their own name, or IA that Of the partner
ship, all claims dne said firm, which may
have fallen into their hands respectively,
IN the final settlement Of said partnership.
JOHN S. HOBSON,
BENZ. r. IT. LAMB,
STEPHEN A. REID,
Asa FAIRFIELD.
Gel 10. IsE. &sw
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
From the Y. O. Commercial Times.
GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY.

NALNC w L - * L IL ~ - II
We received yesterday the first number
of a weekly paper just started in Corpus
Christi, bearing the title oflhc Gnzelte-of
fair proportions, abundanty filled with
interesting reading matter, and exhibiting
very credlIable amount of industry ard
intelligence in its editorial columns.
Three months ago Corpus Christi was
not even village. 1t was mere station,
stopping place, consisting Of some half
dozen wretched homet$, and surrounded
by extensive prarlCs, upon which were
scattered, at remove Intervals, the humble
log house Of the settler, and the naked
rancho Of the thrll!ess Mexican farmer.
Now, II has become town, with busy,
and thriving population numbering, we Hn-
derstand, several thousands 1t hasllS stores
It's hotel, aye, even lis theatre, with stock
company passable enough TO attract
crowds, and though last, not Icasl. its organ
lis newspaper, It's daily chrouicler of acct
dents and incidents, It's counsellor to the
honest burghers and citizens.
This is a transition almost as rapid and
beautiful as that from the slumbcrug aud
unsccmly chrysalis, to the lively aud many
hued butterfly. We select il as an Illus
tr,tiou C,rcoiln and f Iici,ous or tho inHr-
,,n,onIf ,roso observation-disclosures u,n rro,I,c,;c
owe IF Rarkcroy habard vrors ,,nca and
,!Eich he incoInoya,ad - his famous onat,
r,in.
", ..rr-.....,.-.. .-.
nv '5 I ''g .o'Is' u i' u. { ''"'S 10 WY
,rh ~ co., i '',i ",'9 80, ~ i','
,r;n,,'s n,II,s, ,,,,...r:a., = ,I'a I',,W
~ -
Truly ltis wonderful spectacle to wit
ness the growth and development Of our
country, not merely as evidenced III 'he
sHdden1cSS win winch, as III t'Ie case Of
Corpus Christi, petty assehG.a@e ot NUS
aud novels IS converted, within a lapse OF
time moSiinopqreeIa5Ie, INTO a lopalous
town, with al the accessories OF municipal
organization, but rs demonstrated N the
formation OF new Territories lAcIr accfe-
ton TO the original nucleus OF me thirteen
independent colonies, her hnaI aggrega-
ton INTO an empire o! ol nearly oouhlieSS
extent and hcac".ob resources ne
IopIdIty with which lle change Is ell cled
IS startling ana marvellous iar away Tor
lhS''nr', IA the dim and distant W tS,' IIeS
H"'' ~ "|3''
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Z COATED about ten miles south west
= of Marion, Lauderdale county, will
continue 10 practice MEDICINE, SUR
GER Y aud MID TFlFERY. lie may
be found at his residence except when pro-
feSsionally absent
Sept 3, 1915. 1917
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
j. c. HeIdcIberg.

AH0rHey and Counsellor at Lar,
WlLL practice in Jasper and the adjacent
w counties. All business entrusted to his
management, will receive prompt attention
My 10, 1913. l.tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Embossed EnamcilcI Cards, tinted, plain,
beautifully polished with o!esan. designs. rs
b1nl.lS Pnntlrs Blank Cards
Small Blanks, lpiayng card sizsl mol, 10
dJ,lsrs per gross--no 2, IL dol!ars. Large,
no. /, u dollars per gross no. ? q dollars.
Double size OF the small no. !, 80 dollars per
gross double size Of the small no. ?, p dolls
Double size Of the large no !, 81 dollars per
gross double size Of the large no. ?. G2dOllars
Also. all OF the above sizes OF every descrip-
ton ma T. TO order O.her s.z1s cut 10 order Of
either the foregoing qualities.
Mourning Cards. various sizes, made TO order
Gold Bordered do DO DO 10
Glib EDGE do DO do DO
Enameld Sheets, capsize, 20 by "A inches
Ivory surfaces. DO DO DO do
Psafl Surfaces, DO DO do Do
Blank Sheets. Do DO DO do.
Also, Railroad and S;eamboat tickets made
to order Of any color, or Of different colOrs, as
nav b. desired
- The subscribor requests al editors 10
the Uniei States and Canatas who are dispos-
81 to take their pay 10 cards, and who will send
him a copy Of their paper containing this ad-
veftisemeut. % insert u for three months
GEORGE COOK
New York Jan 1876. 32-3m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
DOctOr T. P. Winfi.

WILL practice MEDICINE in all its bran.
w ches. He NAV Il all times be found
At his residence in tho K,llen settlement, uu-
less Professionally absent
may l4. lS45. IIf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
j. * S. A. ID. STEELE,
ATTORNEYS ATIAY

EEILL attend the courts in the 9TH Judicial
w District, and the adjoining countless also
the Superior Court Of Chancery, and the High
Count Of Errors and Appeals, at Jackson.
Address, Marion, Nj
August lj 1874. 6d
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

BUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP,
'rhici yoH ,rW DO, j go" J"y at
EoiGon's Cheap Store,
DIRECTLY FRONTING THE COURT HOUSE,
WIIERE can be found-Sauine;s,
w Kcrsevs. LinseyS, Blankets,
BlcachCd aud Brn ShectingS Il Shirlings,
Checks, Ginghams, Calicccs,
Muslin d'LlIus, Silks, Apaccas,
Dmlics, Canbrics, Juconc,s,
Swiss aud Book Muslins, Lawns,
Edziugs, Ribbons, GimpS, Fancy CAPS,
Fu,S. Shawis, Corded Skirts,
Silk, Cotton, KID, Thread g. Buck Gloves,
Mcuuo, Lambswool aul Cotton Hose,
Linen Cambria,
Silk and Cotton Handkcrchicis,
Table Covers and TowelIing,
Fine Irghorn, Straw, Silk, Florence and
Willow BONNETS,
Boots and shoes. Hats, Clothing
SadlCry. sc.
With most articles usually kept in a Store.
The above Goods were bought at
extremely low prices Tor cash, or short Gre
dii. and will be sold ii Mobile Prizes
Those wishing 10 buy Goods cheap, and
thereby save money enough 10 pay their
taxes, are invited 20 stop AZ FELTON'S,
where goods can bc purchased al unheard
ofiow prices Cor CASH-surc.
paulduG, Jan u, 1916. 3I6
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
JOSEPH HEYFRON.

attorney and Counsellor at LoW
Jan Is PAUDING. MISS
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
JOB WORK,

Ofall kinds, neatly executed at this o
fec, aud at a reasonable price.
Dee. 1915. o.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
DAVID r. DOZIEIa.
ATTORNEY ATLAW

II I OIl-FL I 7 III W.
PAULDING, JASPER COUNTY, MISS.
Jan
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
AlOnYO &. Maycrs,

attorney and Counsellor at LQw,
RALEIGH, SMITH COUNTY, Miss
Jan. 20, 1915.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

5Ls-Thc funeral sermon Of the late NAL.
COLIN MCNEIL, will be preached at Hickory
Grove church, in this county, on the 9th Sab.
bath in March next. by the Rev Duncan y
Campbell
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

FOURTH JUDICIAL DIsrRIcT the
new law, the Courts in the 4th Judicial Dis
trict, will be held as follows
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
Jefferson Nj. GraybiII,
AuOrRey and COunSeIlor at Lar

Ht0THey ana C0UVSeIIOF az LoW.
PAULDING, Miss.
HAS removed from Columbus to PauIng,
Il Il and announces that he will Practice
Law in Jasper and the adjoining counties He
will also attend to the Superior, Cbancery and
Federal courts at Jackson.
may IA. 1915. ltf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
G. S. COLLINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

AN I'D attend the courts in the Filth Judi
w clal District, and the adjoining counties
AIlress. PaalIing, Jasper county, Mi
May -, 1874. 4j.tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
d.. Richnrd d. DOZier.

EEAS been at considerable expense and
N trouble to settle himself at Paulding,
permanently, for the purpose Of devoting
his time exclusively TO the practice of
MEDICINE, SURGERY and OBSTET-
KICKS. lie feels grateful for the liberal
patronage hitherto bestowed on him, and
hopes by strict attention TO his profession,
to merit aud share the confidence of the
public. In all cases / will deduct one third
Of the regular fees ifthe cash is paid me as
soon as the PATIENTS discharged.
Pauldng, May, II, 1915. Lily
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Hon. \. B.. DAWSON, Presiding Judge.
Gro WooD, Esq, District Attorney.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
William F.POWe,

AHorRey and Counsellor at Lap,
WIZ practice in the Courts of the fifth
Judicial District. I57Address QUITmAN,
MISSISSIPPI.
Sept 3, 1915. 1.tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
r. MELROY Il WIN. J. DANIEL

IL. AhLROG u WIN. }. DANIEL.
attorneys ard COmSel,orS at Lar,
E5AFlNG formed a copartnership in the
= 4 practice Of the Law, will punctually a.
tend TO AL business committed to their care in
the 5lh and 9Th Judicial Districts, and in the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals and COur;
OF Chancery at Jackson.
b-i@ Address MARION, Lauderdale County,
Mississippi: jan Lift
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25
Custom House Rates of Gold.

Rates atlO'ced 1" Tie Custom Horse far GOld
Coins, as per act ct Congress Of 1884, yG1ing
Jo
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

SNcnIl OF NCWtun county.
Dec. 81, 1915. 2S-ls
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out a. lar az now practicable cannot but kslisSs
that the Legislature, duly sppre eating also the willing
even without the present cooperation Of the remainder
would regard such proposal In very favorable light
would be & mat should be
this extent actually ode and that the amount will be
forthcoming immediately sfter the act shord be mod
l annex statement blowing Lo A. The arrangement
would work upon this basis.
am very very r Especially.
CHARLES BUTLER.
To Messrs. N NJ Rothschild & Sons Barring. Brothers
& Co Palmer, MacKillop, Dent & Co. ; Magniac Jar
dine Co.; +. HUH Co; Morrison, Sons < CO..
Lossos, September lO, ls.s.
Property proposed TO be assigned to Trustees BY the
Legislature for completing the Canal the Ohio River
estimated as under, viz =
Value of Lands denoted ~ Congress, adjoining
and in the vicinity Of the Canal for the speci,
hc purpose Of finishing the work-sod and
unsoid-aoout one million Of acres. .s2,40oooe
Present and accrung Tolls Of the finished part
OF the Canal during the next four years. 100000
$1,000 600
N. B-l74 miles now in action and complete, 200
ditto unfinished which 81 900 have been already
contract offered to finish the Canal for the sum of
So 100000.
To aid the furnishing of cash funds upon the above
pro rata subscriptions the Of 5000 00o pay able by
nsalments in four years. the interest upon which, at
York from the tolls Of the canal now receivable and
the principal Of this advance will be repaid the lands
may be sold and the money received.
lii understood in the of the subscription being
obtained that all existing Bonds will be required to be
exchanged for certificates stated in the circular of
Doth August and the interest will be paid by the State
upon the moety Of the prncPa! chargeabe taxation
from the LIST January s47 and to the extent Of the ine
rest received the cash advances by the subscribers
will be reduced.
The pro subscription will be further reduc ed by
any amount of bonds upon which subscriptions may be
agreed to be made before the 30h day Of September
1916, exceeding four millions.
And further, by the receipts from any lands sold du
ring the ensuing four exceeding the amount
CURED for completing the canal estimated about $500
00O which from the low prices fixed by the State for the
sale of lands in the vicinity of line the canal may
be considered as the work proceeds.
Upon the foregoing data Of assuming the present
years. and that nothing received from the sale of lands
beyond S. 00 (Which amount the for finish
ing the cana! are to accept in part payment of their
actual cash advance varying upon amount of bonds
subscribed for from four millions eight Millions viz
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RMONIC Getty,
ELFTH SEASON.

'HE pubic and the subscribers respectfully Informed
that the Subscription Books for the Conc Of this
for the stores
of Messs Scharenberg LUIS SOL Broadway: o. Hsyer
3ol Broadway, and Firth, Hall Ponds 239 Broadway In
order 10 prevent all misund Committee Of
Management have directed the undersigned to request
who wish 20 subscribe this whether they have sub
or not to leave their aud address one
ton and receive receipt.
Terms Of SubscrpttonTen dollars per ar1um, payable
IN advance entng subscriber three admissions 70
each Of the four concerts; with the privilege OF plIchnf
two extra admissions TO each 81 so per ticket
Amateurs wishing become members can se"u
their names aud address 10 the Secretary. ~,
Terms OF Amateur Associate Membership i've doit Pe
annum payable in advance, emitting the mem,er 70 az o
mission 70 the rehearsal and concert, % 'ns
o5 q afro an Houst,n street
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The amount of bonds outstanding is trife above ST..
and all bondholders have the opportunity of
coming parties to this reduced subscription.
will be requested Of the Legislature that in conformi
ty with the principle laid down in the present act the
subscribers to the advance shall have priority of pay
ment from the canal funds nonsubscrbes the
principal of their bonds well the interest which
latter is already conceded by the State.