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Canlphenc,

o"'uI'CHNs
ERESH Camphene Chemical Oil, constantly
l. receiving, For sale by Barrel or on auet
43 BY PECK u SPEAR.
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LEGHORN Il ND PlN1Wl HATS.
I,oR SAL r, az rXtc0sIve a, sornr'u' OF ~ horn
L Panama, Manila, Palm leaf " OREGON" nd
" Capail y Straw Hat, al~u, Mons ii,y,' aui Chl-
drrn, tluh aN> oirvt1r rarie Ct pattern whrh
are preia ell ,ell on very rea -onabe terms and
~ CoInlry Merrhan', wi h NJ To plrchn e. W, oler
mt clements un,q ale any her Hose. Per-
>'n> VI I'M h. rl are AWE tp-ctl AMI examine
"rr stock Of 'iuof leiure y ir'ha ING e- evhrre.
\. u. We have always on hanL Far Can, and
Furs ofcvery Gesrr pou.
GAULT s BALLARD,
39-3n 100, Maiden Lam, New Nor.
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Ithubarb or Pie Plant.

CEEDLlNG plants Of large aud vigorous growil
- may e In al The gar len Of
April %, '46. A7wl Z. GOODRICH.
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Manufacturers and Dealers in s,,aw goods. p,lm leaf
bats, ar'icl, flowers fc,
T. Wilde 4 Co. 50 Within at, mp stairs
J. H. His, l}6 Pra'i i. up staiis
FIJI e. Bake, - John St M stars.
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Mess Pork
L 4s sTRoNGs, & Co.
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Importer and Manufacturer Of musical instruments
and dealer in strings for violin-, piano forie, and
publishers of music.
c. G. Chrisrman, 40i Pearl street
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@ O q
NOW GOODS GO

A r the Peoples Store, there is perfect rush for
"A goods at the reduced prices every ming on me
Rail Road cash & Electric system now.a- days New
n"; eom,"s ~ swung HOWARDS.
P.S' also Csrpetinss reduced--l.arge quick sales
4 email profits is the order oil the DAY n, a.
NAV 6, 40 HO"a Avs.
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STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS.
Carleton. Rockingham & CO., 1871 and l29 William
Ct, the Washington Stores.
Johher OF staple and fancy dry good. Zephyr Worst.
ed, Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons Laces. F.mbroder'J
Trimmings, sud embroidery articles in genera
D. :. Turner, 60 William ST. between Cedar and Pine
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MACHINEAND HAND CARDS.

fcstuofS ltttSrl ana NllfnS@rs linNN 'vOT.
samuel psrk-r 1856 and l5s CiieeawicH ST. corner
OF Courl andi.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUITS. &c.
wholesale grocer and dealer in wines foreign and
domestic liquors and srgars-also manufacturer OF
cordals and bi,ter>
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UMBRELLAS, PARASoLS md sUN-SHADES.
John ]. Smith, manufacturer. 232 Pearl ST. one door
from the corner of Burng Sup. having returned
from Europe ls prepared 10 show his customers the
most elegant Frrn h and English styles
George J. Byrd, $50 Pearl a. opposite Cedar is pre-.
pared with stock OF L nhre las Psrasols &c
manufactured at this establishment unsurpassed in
the market.
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CLOTH and CLOTHING STORE ).


Knoepfel 4 Foot, 80 John st-ne1r Ma sau, dealers in
French. German and Eng ish corhs ca sineres
vesiings summer suffs trimmings SC.
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importers Of G"rn,n, Iephvr and T,pilsic w'rsied
patterns, e,nvsss, heni,ie, f,ss and twisted silks
oil kinds "f frinre, cords aud ,as.eIs and great
variety Of French fancy tirles. Il. ..
-. NJ Peyser, SO John ST and 1863 Broadway
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Oranges and Lemons.
|sJUST received |! Foxes Flesh Oranges and Lem
y ons, aud lnr ,ale by GEO. PETERSON.
March ~, lSi6.
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Dealers in French Silk Goods and Millinery article.
Thompson & V,n Vcgh,en, GO John >, up stairs.
A. H. c ,lns, 81 uhn ST., corner Nassau.
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The original Wi'de,'s genuine patent double and sin.
gle Sdlamander ,afs, warranted free from
... dampnes>.
Slas {. Herring manufacturer and dca Ter in all Kind
Of IRON safes, 1879 water 81 corner of dcpeysIer ct.
Double salamander safs.-'' J. Gaynr the original
inventor a,d paientee Of he double snf- and mpr,
ed detccior locL warranted fire and thief proof and
dry. Single salnmander safes warranted equal 10
any maker, for sale by
Leonard brown, so wal 81.
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HOSIERY, CAPS, STOCKS, dc


Importers of Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves. Cravats,
Scarfs, &c. Manufacturers Of Caps, Stocks,
Linens, OIL Silks.
John NJ Davies & Jones, los William ST. south. ct s.,
corner o! JJhn street.
Gentletnen's general Furnishing Store, Msnufactur.
ers and wholesale dealers IN Shuts, Collars,
.. Bosoms, Stocks. Cravas. Sc.
J. p. Wakeman u Co., 7G Maiien lane.
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7 AIDES, are you aware that you can one
- half of your money by purchasing.y ribands.
flowers, bonnet caps, French worked collars, and
inside handkerchief, luces, nets, dresstriTnmings
gloves, mitls musns, and all kinds offancy goods,
al the New York Cheap Lace store, Pennsylvania
a~enue, between 10th and llth streets' We can
and will Sell goods so per cent. cheaper than they
can possibly be purchsred this side of New York.
And for proof of what we say, look at our prices:
Splendid styles, and rich bonnet riband, from l2I
to 25 ellsworth IS TO so cts. Bonnet-caps and
flowers, from 10 to 81 cents-worth double the
price. New laces, from TO 37l cents per yard
usual price, from l2l cents TO 81 10, Best sewing
silk only 2cents--worth cents. Best solid-head
pins, 4, 5, and s cents per puper-worth 10 cents.
Spool cotton, eco yards, } for 8 cents. Worsted
mitts only 8 eents-worth 1871. And thousands OF
other articles now worn and wanted for half what
others sell them for.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS /!
To be opened this evening, and ready for sale to-
morrow a splendid lot of S-4 Tcrletans for dresses,
at the very low price of Sc. cents per yard Also,
a magnificent assortment Of French work, very
cheap and few black silk embossed falls, article
very much wanted, and 81 90 less than the usual
price.
With a very large lot Of rich and fashionable
goods, positively for one-half the usual price.
'BRAGDON & TWOMBLY,
Pennsylranir avenue, between 10Th and llth SITS.
NIB. An goods bought at our store may be re-
tarnei and exchanged, or the money refunded, il
they are not what they are recommended.
Nov. 24--iftf Dos ID -.-t e.. b. d 1.
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Dec I6-la4w
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS, issued
IN I,-sls--a Maraaal.eE asai lecess,Les

NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS, issued
~ in England in November and December
Forbes's Upper and Lower California, and Oregon
Territory, / volume; map by AFRO wsmith, plans Of
the harbors, and numerous engravings.
Observations the state Of the National Defences,
by Viscount Ranelagh.
History Of Civilization, 2 Volumes by w. A.
Mackrinnon, esq M. p, F, r. s.
The Round Preacher or "reminiscences of Meth
odist Circuit Life, volume.
Plain Sermons, addressed to Country Congrsga-
tons, volume, by Rev. Edward Blencowe, Citrate
of reversal. s.r #..,r.. .. ...
History and art Of warming and venhlatng rooms
and buildings, management Of fuel, &C., by Walter
Bernan. civil engineer, volumes
The Churches Of the United Kingdom, their his
tory, constitutions, doctrines, &c.
The Principles Of Beauty in coloring SYSTEM
atized, by ID. r. Hay, decorative painter to the
Queen.
England in 1915 and le45, by Alison.
History Of the Missions Of the Church OF Eng
land in the North American colonies previous TO the
independence Of the United States.
The Christian races on the Danube, by A. A,
Patton, esq, l volume. ..-
Eastern Europe and the Emperor Nicholas, 2
volumes. .W--.rN.If a-L-.. ~
Lives Of the Lord ChanceIors Of England, vol.
umes, by Lord Campbell. "..
Voyages Of Discovery and Adventure within the
Arctic Regions, by Sir John Barrow
Voyage of Discovery and Research in the South
ern and Antarctic Seas, by Captain Sir J. G. Ross
royal navy, 2 volumes, maps, plates, &c, g.
Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1915 and 1S45,
volumes. 3 3. a" ........aa ....... -..y
Exercises for = he Cultivation Of the Voice, BY
John ,Hullah--separate parts for the soprano anC
tenor or for the contralto and bass voices.
Fl ppus's Tables for Timber and Stone Mensur
| ing. tlaa.. a..-s. ... ..s. ....,
Can be imported6y F. TAYLOR.
| Ian 81
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From the Fredericksburg tNa) Recorder.
TILE NOTICE

The NOTICE.
To give or not to give, the notice-thats the
question; and while but two answers can be given,
a hundred different reasons would be given for the
same answer. Public sentiment is unqueslionably
with the President in this matter strongly in favor
Of giving the years notice; and there is no doubt
that the popular branch Of Congress will promptly
and decidedly reflect this feeling 1t is even thought
by some that the measure will command hundred
majority. This majority will be made Of all sorts
of material Some 60 for the notice as a war meas
ure, and some peace movement; ana there arc
still others who never trouble themselves ABOUT re-
suits. Some think it will close all segouaton, anu
don't care if it does; and others contend that 1t will
expedite diplomacy, and hasten satisfactory au-
iustment ofthe whole affair.
The probability is that an undue Importance is at
tached to this matter on all sides. We think the
notice ought to be given; but In saying THIS we
wish not to be understood expressing any opinion
as to the probable consequences. We do not think
it a war measure, or peace measure; but step
which will hasten the settlement Of difficulty
which time must aggravate rather than lessen II
certainly does not close the door TO negotiation
one year 10 left; and If any adjustment can be made
at all, that period is surely long enough If none
can be effected, the crisis will be no less fearful ten
years hence than il is now. The joint occupation
cannot longer continue The same people cannot
render allegiance to two governments essentially
anupodes in political economy. And, as the Union
Justly remarks on the supposon that the question
cannot be amcaby settled if there is not war about
Oregon, there will certainly be war in Oregon.
To our mind, it is the simplest question IN the
world. Will England agree to the 49th parallel as
a boundary II so, shall we accept the compro-
misel The issue hangs upon these questions.
year is time enough to decide them.
We hope the notice will be giyen-the simple,
naked notice, unaccompenied by any belligerent
demonstration whatever. Let the dose be calmly
administered and quietly dgested. bullying
spirit is alike repusive to good taste and good
| po1rv
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thteted the tented field and in the deadly shock 81
arms they fell covered with glory and with blood
and in a few hours they were thrown into promis,
euous grave, wissn the green sod soon covered
their dust, and their and the places Of burial
were forever forgotten, while he who leaped ovei
their dead bodies and marched through their YET
warm and gushing blood, enjoyed all the fruits and
all the glory Of victory, and Ire poor soldier slept
in the bosom Of the land of his fathefs and was for
gotten.
for moment to the distribution policy He in
voked gentlemen to carry that policy out, and thus
TO let the poor soldier know that when he left the
wife Of Els bosom and the pledges of love for the
sury march 70 he field of DEATH il he fell that his
government would educate his children. This re
hecuos would thrice arm him for the Conflict.
In conclusion, Mr.. c. inquired who was il that
would check our onward march TO future greatness
and gloryi Under our present system OF govern
ment with wise laws and their faithful maintenance,
a noble destiny awaits us--a destny the contempla.
non Of Which iils every American bosom with pa
trot,e stnotions Behold this glorious galaxy Of
States, how bestfa tiey shine, cenfented together
they are by the blood Of sur revolutionary sires
And none in this cluster shines uio.s brightly than
my own native Tenress Christianity herself
smiles at the scene, and regards this favored coun
try as her cherished home she behods untold
millions Of the s0ffs and daughters Of freedom wor
shipping in the temple Of liberty, and at the altar of
the living God.
But il war; that scourge Of nations with which
righteous Providence Furnishes guilty man, was des-
tined for our chastsement-if all negotiations and
every effort for pence should finally fail and
ly honorable resort should be to the sword-then
welcome war, with all It's elements of destruction
and death. When the voice Of war shall DO heard
ssng the brave to the field. Tennessee will be with
the fofetSost TO The rescuei and IN the darkest hour
Of her struggle, whsre balls fall thckest, in the hot
test of the battle will be seen her brave and gallant
sons, with strong and patriotic hesrs, bearing
aloft, amid the raging storm, our flag with the stars
and the stripes" until the shouts Of the brave and
the true shall proclaim it victorious again until
they fall and perish for the land Of their fathers that
cannot be saved.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OF

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Y Pennsylvania avenue for sale at public auction.
will be sold at public auction Wednesday, the
25th day Of February next, at Al o'clock, p. m, in
from, Of the premises, the following valuable prop
erty OH Pennsylvania avenue:
Paris of lots IL and IL, in square B. with three
story brick dwelling and store, with back building.
The dwelling is occupied by Mrs. Preuss as a
boarding house,
Lois 26 and 81, in square B, with large three
story brick dwelling and large bact building and
store. The dwelling is occupied by Mrs. Hamilton
a. a clearinghouse.
The attention of persons desiring to make invest
mens in real estate is invited to the above property
which is among the most valuable in this city. 1t
Is mos, eligbly situated, being on the square imme.
diately in front of Coleman's Hotel
Terms; One-hfth of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in four equal payments, at one, two
three and four years, with interest from the day OF
sale, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property. W..
R. w. DYER,
Jan 2l-d Auctionecr.
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Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,

DcCeHpcr ~, lo4o'
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
/ ted States, from LIST April, 1876, to 30th June,
lS4s inclusive in Ohio will be received at the Con-
tract Office Of the Post Office Department, in the
city of Washington, until p. m. of the 18th Feb
ruary, 1916, TO be decided the next day. on the
routes and in the manner and time herein specified
to wit:
No. 2OI4 From Cadz, by Archer New Rum
ley, Kilgore, and Hickory, TO Carrollton 81 miles
and back, once week
Leave Cadz every Thursday at "a. m, arrive at
Carollton same day by 4P.m.
Leave Carrollton every Wednesday at a. M,
arrive at Cadiz same day by 6p M
as Proposals to omit Hickory and embrace
Harlem Springs and also TO end route at Harlem
Springs, will be considered.
No. 2O3O. From New Lisbon, by McKaig's
Mills, Dung cannon, HastiDgsville, Mechan'estown,
to Carrollton, "a miles and back, once week
Leave New Lisbon every Saturday at a. M,
arrive at Carroton same day by 6p M
Leave Carrolton evey Friday a, 8 a. m, arrive
at New Lisbon same day by 4 p. m.
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered, unless it be ac-
compan'ed by guarantee, signed by one or more
responsible persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned ---- guarantee that -
-, ifhis bid for carrying the mail from -
- to -- be accepted by the Postmaster
General, shall enter into an obligation prior to the
ISL Jay VI hPIh, lofo, WIN 6oou anu o""s'e"'
sureties, to perform the service proposed
Dated lS4
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of
a postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors are men Of property, and able to
make good their guaranty
nFThe proposals should be sent to the depart
ment sealed, endorsed proposals for route No.
~ and addressed to the First Assistant Post
master General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from COM
binations, and the terms and conditions on which
the contract is to be made, tho last annual ad-
,g.tisement. -
C. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs FOR SALE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Y Pursuant TO a decree made by the Orphans
court Of the county Of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia on the 10Th day OF October, lsi5, and
approved by the crcui, court Of the aforesaid coun-
~ and District on the the lst day Of December
let5 the undersigned will proceed to sell on
Tuesday, the l7th day Of February nexi at auction
nt O'Clock p m, on the premises IL not sold be-
fore At private sale, lots No. and TO- in square No
220, fronting on II street morrill, near 81 Mathew
church. The aforesaid lots are handsomely To-
Gated md of good site for building, being each ~
feet inches front, by $50 feet deep, with an alley
20 feet wide in The rear
Torm 0ne-fourth cash; the balance in three
equal payments, in ONE, two, and three years, with
interest from the day Of SALE be secured by deed
oftrust. 1.-THE terms Of sale he not complied with
by the purchaser within three days the right is re-
ssrved 10 sell the property his risk and expense.
The title believed 70 be indsputable; persons wish
ing In purchase will please call a, my Office in the
west wing Of the City Hall.
JOHN D. LINTON, Attorney.
X. w. DYER,
Jan l3-eM&Tts Auotionetr
VIII be Sold, at the same time and place. lot No.
III IN same square. Terms will be for this lol |
cash, balance in 6, u, and IS months for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
n. LINTON, Attorney.
II. W DYER Auctioneer
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nj ARSHAL'S SALE.--ln virtue of two writs
wi OF fei Jaeias issued from the clerks Office OF
the circuit court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county Of Washington, and to me directed, l shall
expose At public sale, for cash, Saturday the 7h
day Of February next, at the front Of the court
house door Of said county, at II O'Clock IN, the fol-
loving property, vizi
Lot No. 1, in square No. $50, in the city Of Wash
ineton, fronting 81 feet 10 inches on Maryland av-
snue, and 81 feet 5 inches on 10Th street west
seized and levied upon as the property of Jacob A.
Bender, and sold to satisfy iudicias No 25, to DC.
tobcr term, ls45, in favor OF Walter Cody; also to
satisfy judicials No 70, to October term l845 in
favor Of Thomas Fl. ellis and William B. Todd
executors OF Seth J. Todd against said Bender
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
Jan 9-dts
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p lCH PARIS MILLINERY AND FANCY
II GooDS.--Madame Ferrero, from 800 Broad
way, New York, begs to inform the ladies' of Wash.
ton and The District, that she has just arrived, and
opened IN the store Of Mr.. Stephen Eddy, between
and 9Th street, Pennsy lvania avenue, choice
sortment Of Paris millinery, consisting of hats Of
turbans, wreaths, ribands, flowers, and feathers
Also, embroideries, laces, rich ball dresses, gloves
DO, &c, all ofwbich will he sold al reasonable,
prices. g,.,
= Jan, low
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THE BLUE BOOK, OR BIENNIAL REGIS
TER

ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS COM
IL PANloN-Comprising United States weights
and measures, nensuration Of superfcies and SOL
ids tables Of squares and cube roots, circumference
and Of circles; the mechanical powers, centres
of gravity, grsvitation of bodies, pendulums, spe-
c6c GRANTEES; strength, weight and crush of ma
terials, weter-wheels, hydrostahcs, hydraulics,
heat, tables Of weights Of metals, pipes, scantng
steam, and the steam.engine, &c. &c. &c BY j.
M. scribner, A. NJ. 1 vol; just published, and
this day received for sale by F. TAYLOR Price
81 12I.
Jan 81
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LAW BOOKS, &c. &c.

CEokoE TEMPLEMAN having removed from
~ hs old stand, opposite Fullers k,tel, TO the
third door from the northeast corner Of four and
e-haf street, on Pennsylvania avenue, takes this
method of informing the public that he has full
stock Of LAW BOOKS also all the laws, docu.
ments, journals, and Register Of Debates in Com
greas, snd oil books subscribed for or published by
order Of Congress or the departments.
Democratic Review, NiIes's Register, and other
political registers.
Books on political economy, on banking, funding,
and on hnSnes on American history, politics, yoyS-
gss and travels.
Eoqusnoe Of the Unitsd States, england, and
o'hsr countries; also q handsome stock Of misoel.
'neous hooks, on various subjects.
The hbyny Of the late President james Monroe il
nor sale, - above
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GADsBY's NEW HOTEL,
Cernxr Of Psnnssiuaais Avenue and Third Street
LK..L..-,... n

VoSHutxtOu, ~. u
TN subscriber having opened the house recent
l. ly erected within one square Of the railroad de-
pot, Is prepared to receive his friends and the public
generally. The house IL admirably calculated for
the convenenee OF guests the furniture suited 10 the
rooms, and the proprietor, determined to offer a
comfortable home 10 those who may favor him with
their company, respectfully soicits share Of public
patronage. 1900.
rE.7 .,. WILLIAM GADSBY.
WAsHSoros, d. c, Sept, ls+5.
P.s.-W. @. takes this opportunity Of remind
,ng his fienhs end the public gehetally, that GADs.
hTs NV HorEi is two squares nearer the Capitol
Than his former house, and that he Is entirely dis
connected wid any other house or person.
WAsHHerOs, ID. c., Oct, l545.
Board 81 so per day $40 per week.
Charleston Mercury and New Orleans Picayune
will insert the above one month, inner form, and
send their newspapers to the subscriber.
Dec 3l-eoif2m
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BIB. FRENCH, i'uS'e'S'
anaG

Washington, Jan. ~, lS46.
ne The Philadelphia Ledger and Delaware
Gazette are requested to give the foregoing three
insertions week for two weeks, and send their &C.
counts to the trustees
Jan 81
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MAGNFTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

WhGNEIIC IEbCVINNI II OOL'Ir TT
NOTICE is hereby given TO the subscribers for
" the extension Of the line Of telegraph from
Philadelphia to Baltimore, that an instalment OF 80
per cent on the amount Of their several subscril'-
lions is required to be paid within ten days from the
date hereof another instament Of 30 per cent with
in ioeniy days, and the remainder of their suoscrP
tons (40 per cent? within forty days.
Good checks in our favor on any bank in Bait.
timore, Philadelphia, or New York, enclosed TO us
will bo received.