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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad long hs's bi''hia
aud Best Route 60 the West.
Pitsburg Wheeling take the which
Baltimore O'Clock m, and ~ O'clock for Cums
plank road by Somerset and Ws
tho Yourhogsny river, and arrive In fsbn'e 10 @
hours al Wheeling in nbout - hours from Baltimore.
Fare Baltimore riisburg, $40 oo-,o whselins
Washington I" III 80 80
q Philadelphia " III 90 ~
Dec 3l-am j. r. ENGLAND, Assh
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Al EW BANKING HOUSE in Washington City.-The
IN having embark
banking the OF d. Co. avais himself
early notify friends and the public generally the
nc and to solicit their His Institution viii BIO
he Bank Of the Union and nom which dollar
will be issued circulation that will be represented by
thing gold silver drafts
the United States treasury northern exchange Virginia bank
able funds
BY adherence legitimate upon basis il
Itself made stand foundation This enterprise
tered after the delberaon, aud II gratifying
know that meets with the approval Of experienced and sagacious
fnanciers of New York, Washington, and Richmond
Unon viii collect drafts the government aud on the principal
cities OF the United will negotiate for the purchase sale
State Stocks guaranteed bonds of canal and rail-
rond companies, and other good securities.
business the different departments of the
eminent In Washington will be attended to on liberal terms
RO. H. GALLAHER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll2awlm
d EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs the
" public office street. OF 7t
office of the National ntelgencer for the
ing attention the purchase and sale OF city properly
He large number building lots various parts OF
the city, which will disposed of accommodating terms ALSO
improved property.
property for persons who may need such aid.
10 resident property holders he offers his services TO make
sales, pay taxes, &c.
For such desire to sell property he would
himself to hud purchasers.
For the business proposes
qualified knowledge location
property his late business collector
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng drawing Deeds Sc will be attended TO at his
ofice.
Being commissioned justice the peace, he will
the taking Acknowledgements Of Deeds &c.
l3-2aw6wif
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY. ID. C.-Tbe evening English
w school will be
night except Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock
q.
English
reading,
lectures elocuon and the several kinds q public
with criticisms of various distinguished English
writer's OF prose and
The classical department devoted explanation and analysis of
n enabling student
and In that with facility.
the study Of arithmetic book
keeping algebra geometry surveying isononey and calculus
Nov f-Iw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STONE.-Thn subscriber has
~ taken OF those and elegant stores recently erected w
Duyall Brother side Pennsylvania avli
all OF It's engaged e
OF Mr. Henry Maselss wbo IL well known has wen
for himself high reputation cue and whose attention VIII be
directed 10 the manufacturing OF boots and shoes
beau
sy. OF Mir msrsias boots and shoes
great beautiful Of French
aud English leather kid silks and attn which Will be made up 10
order in Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style.
selected with
care York, Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE all Of the
approved OF every all
which particularly invite attention Of the public generally
7--colw J. NJ JOHNSON.
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Fcbl3 Booksellers, near 9th at
pEnTM ANNOY A. hi institution, aioIding
IN modern lanssres and music Mil commence ,s
" .,ss n0 wsS"sss is
designed promote The comfort Of the pupils and eneour
Pleasant ,ircment provcrba heathunes the
o. te sea breeze and sea bathing valuable
calls bathing room and gymnasium provided WIN reference 70
institution
experience, pledges his unng
make his institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms s5s per board tuition
use Of books ior English studies
From the Faculty ofne College Of Nep Jersey.
ssnns ~ w "a e Th laeIe' sna eas nS MON,
college well taught with pleasure recommend him
ioI@ns The moral SaSis d youth con%asd 70 n care parents
and s'n JAMES s Ga sais II, iS|n FTsdsu
S2ns MACIAN ySs r r sSS r 10G e eSs
CotIsas o. Nav JRn-sS, April 1851.
rrrsnraors.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian institute, DC.
Rev James w Alexander, d. d, Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev. David Magic, D. b., Eizaben,own, New Jersey
For circulars containing further psr,eaia with additional test
'''''' anu ''''''' '''' ' !. .. wooDBRpGE,
Ap oo-diw Perth Ambsy New Jersey
rated by the legislature Maryland enjoying liberal patron
age affords every facility fo ,he acquisition Of thorough aud &C
modern
accommodation OF aIare number Of boarding and day scholars
rlcuLrY rrsrHucrfos
Rev r. ~ Ssdal sse al nnensm languages
Waugh, 4 IL, %s,S-%.ae. and natural .oiccce
$ Pratt NJ D., s.-san, in DO do
Miss NJ A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lotrcs.
!" J. Rochester, assistant 10 English.
sisa eesr aS a sfaS% music
/" NJ A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth T. sicer, painting
Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
Tssss Boarding for session (ii weess 80
In preparatory departmontfrom 10 90
mCaiaiogucs, with necessary inoman TO be had
hp2t-aaw2w NC BROOKS, Principal.
MADAME DELARUE would respect fully invite the
vi attention Of the ladies handsome Of fall rband
flow
black mohgr, silk, and cad
sleeves smbrodcriss collars nouncinG ipsenss, and edSnr
black ribands falls coored gloves
Madame d. would also call her nbnnds
which sho viii dispose Of at reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, bstwoen l2th and 18th streets.
- - 49,
INsTITUrEs American La>v-Ju~t published, Institutes
OF American Law by the Hon John Bowler
Dictionary, &C, 4 vols, evo.
From the Hon. Simon Crssnieaf III. ID.
Bosror, July l6, 1851
DrAp have received the volumes Of Tnsun,es
Of Judse Rouvie which he had e kindness snd
In this work the learned author has taken middle
occupied that know Of by preceding American writer
his
statement accuracy definition ali
think, Of rendering highly acceptable the profession.
With thanks for kind attention. beg TO
GREENLEAF
Mr.. Rosr. n. Psrrpsos.
Jus, published and for sale by
ROBERT r. PETERSON,
Finh and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
septoI-ad
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w. IT. DuvalI, Merchant Tailor.

w. IT. DuvnII, Merchant Tailor,
(Lats firm Of Lpsbp DuraH,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and The public that
w
goods for gcnuemcns wear, such as
Cloths csssmerc and ves,nrs OF most approved msnuc
and styles
Merinc, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, orsvats, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C,
offer the lowest cash
He SELECTS liberal share Of public patronage
His location Il oppositcbis former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania
Sept 27-3taw3wdf
Episcopal Ipstitute for Young Ladies',
Norfh~esf Of ON and s,ree,s
THE INSTITUTE win session IN. first Of ssptom
boarding pup $3.50 including English and
m
Term. for day pups-per session Of five monthsfom go
Arrien, and modern languages music drawing, painting
extra Circular. hsd Of the Principal Early application for
ID
WASHINGTON CRY, August 10, 1851. II
Aug l7-dtI5Oct Mt
DuIr.OsopHy OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
Il by H. Allen. ...., = . -,
Caechism ofFamiar Things by Emily Elizabeth Wismsn
the Fine Arts by George Ripley and
BAyprd Taylor. l volume.
Maams and Morals OF Rochefoucauh. -.
The Literature Literary Men Of Great Britain by A. Mills
. volumes. N. N.
Sir Roger de- coverly, by The Spectator.
Hand Book Of Universal Biography. by Parks ved~n,
kniehs Cyciop~ds Of the Industry Of Al Ns"ons v"""e
with Illustrations ., ru,ar
rsvV VRANOk TAYLOR
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MAURICE TIERNAY, tho soldier OF Fortune, by
III Charles Lever.
Life Robert Burns edited by Robert
Vol. l.. FHANCk TAYLOR.
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THE Book. United States OHicaI
Register of all officers OF the government civil and military with
appointment hc with lists of all
Offices the with OF the and
compensation
jus, issued from the press and for sale Washington city by
TAYLOR MAURY,
booksellers,
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NJ EBsTER'S Great American Dicti0nary-New quar-
edition. enlarged in various styles of binding for sale the
publishers Washington their lowest prices
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb - Bookseier- 9th at
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4 BANK, July z. 1852 dividend ot ivs 90 per
cent on the capita stock for the six months wlbe
paid 10 the sh0des and after Mondsy next August
% The transfer book will be closed until that dav.
By order T r ACLI, Cashier.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAN-SCOoOO0 DOLLARS.-Sealed proposals will
be received at the Office Of the Company in Philadelphia
until the 18Th day Of September next at sunset for the
whole or any portion of the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured BY first mortgage the Rail-
road OF Compsny-2i8 miles in engthand its equip
meut which, when placed In complete operation between
Hssbugh and Pittsburgh with single track and sdngs Will
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions capital
stock OF the Company on the 5lst May, was St7Uooh
which viii shortly be increased TO Ten Millions On these
subscriptions there paid at that date f9,fl789j
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF tho
Company from the business OF the road IN it, unfinished
dion demonstrating beyond doubt the ability OF the
Company only it, debt but ample div
s;ockhoders) enables the Directors Offer this
loan 10 capltsss with an unqualified assurance that it will
afford Of their funds and certain in
The pupcuaiy with which the interest viii Be met the
best government securities
The Bonds will be issued IN OF One Thousand Dol
lars with inerest coupons at the Fate Of six per cent st
tsched payable the first day. Of January and July Of each
year. the Office Of the Company In this city, IN "
92O sterling with interest coupons at the rse OF five per
cent payable ia London each without any deduction
The Bonds will be redeemed where the inter 81 made
payable the 3lst OF December $780, they be
verted at the option of the owner into the capital stock OF
the mpy Of par al any time previous to the 5lst Decem
Der, 1860.
Twenty-Five per cent Of each accepted bid to be paid
within twenty days after the receipt Of notice ia accept
aDce at London II for Sterling Bonds and Phia elpia
for Dollar Bonds the remainder to be paid 10 instaneus
every 90 days thereafter until the whole is settled
or the full amount be paid in at once If desired
The PROPOSALS will be addressed 10 GEORGE v BACON,
Treasurer Ptadelphis and Endorsed Proposals for Loan"
They will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterling
The bids will be opened and determined by the Board Of
Directors on the 18th day OF September.
ANY further information in relation 70 the road and It's
prospects will be furnished application the office Of the
Company. or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer, the
special Agent of the Company in London.
EDGAR THOMPSON President
PHILADELPHIA July l3 1852
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
SAYINGS BANK. No. 400 Granisi, bet~e.n "

and Sbef'' SIS, New OK
PRESIDE, t...............WA WALTER UNDERHuL
First Vice President. RICHARD " HOE
Second Vice HTesGent. CHANDLER l.. IVGgRSOLI
Third Vice President ALFRED T CONKIIN
Secreary.... p HAIGHr
This Institution will Oyen foT 4sness on EDNRsDAY
the 10Th day Of MAY. 1854, az O'clock " B.ns S.,
Mondays Wednesdays THusds, and Saturdays. fron So
O'Clock Z Interest al the OF per ceut ~ N h
allowed all deposits p'ior to the l0th day Of J1v luts
est declared tie Sd Monday Of January snd ia on 4.
posts which have been deposited for the spse q th,s,
months previous 10 the lst OF January and Juy The
charter 20 married women ard tbs sole Goa
troll Of their deposits. WALTER CNDERHILL, Prsst
JAMES T. HAIGHT, Secretary
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NTARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

1VE ING SCHOOL for BOYS, at NE"-kOCHELLE-
Delightfully."- situated the Sound near the Neptune ous
hour from New orb and mile from the depot OF the
New. Haven Railroad accessible at all hours OF the day
Circulars Roe Lockwood Son. Address either ley Mr.
BOURNE or RUFUS LOCKWOOD, Principals Pelham,
WesfchesteT Co N. Y.
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Copdrtnersbip.
r United PARTNERSHIP formed b,

T. OLIVER ~. BOsTwICK, EDWARD STAPLE
TON and CEPH as H. NORTON.
First The firm under which said partnership 4, 70
De conducted Is BOSTWICK STAPLETON.
Second The general OF the business ntst ded 20 D.
Transacted is the MANUFACTURING and DEALING in
HATS CAPS, STRAW GOODS &c
Third: The Of the general partners interested
Sherein, OLIVER y. BOSTWICK, who resides in the
ely Of Brooklyn, aud EDWARD sTAPLETON, who re-
si3es in the city Of NewYok and the OF the special
perrer Is CEPH as H. NORTON whose place OF residence
is in the city OF EeW-Yok
FG: The Of capital which said special partner
hss contributed to the common stock is TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS In cash
finn The s,id partnership IL TO the first
day Of July 1852 aod b terminate the first day OF Janu.
cry, 1858 -New.Yclk, June 81 1857
OLIVER ". BOsTWICK
EDWARD STAPLErON
CEPHAS ri. NORTON
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The above 81 900 includes 900 given BY the Com
pany In exchange tor like amount Of Albany Extension
Certificates which after remain assets OF the New York
and Harlem Railroad Co.
As first lien upon inoortau regular dividend paying
road connecting Albany with Eew-York and IN view
Of It's present and prospective business, these
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V0O RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROADS.&C.
proposals will be received the office OF thu CompAsJ
the city Of Springfield, Illinois until ATuRDAY Aus
A. for the GRADING, MASONRY, BRIDGING VI
CROSS tbs Of that division Of this Road which exss
from Springfield 10 Bloomington, Illinois.
The disaI Is about sixty mlles ADD the route hsess
the most elevated ard healthy portion Of the State
The line Is divided into sections Of about 20 mes ~
and the VIZ TX Is 20 be commenced with out delay.
Payments for work and materials will be made 10 Goa
Profles and plans may he and blank forms o5ss
at the offices OF Company in Springfield and Blooua
ton Illinois where any Information will be furnished gs
Eugineer Department
Satisfactory proof OF responsibility will be required nc
those proposing for the work
The subscriber will be in NewYOTk, at No. SO Wsrns
up stairs Hudson River Railroad Oice, until A1s
81 and will be prepared to exhibit prOiles pans 10, y
give II formation 10 such prefer 10 ofa proposals ~
city-New-York July is, 1852 OLIVER II. LEI
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi RAima
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Bond, os.rsr ssv,at,s.or. ard p.-,y ..crrs mod. n

Ire inter - Or the Bonds s~-ured - BE- pa 81
dividend can BE- deeinsf upJ -i'Hef Tire pr-e I'D or ~
Sicc. OF thr toulpsuY. Frrss.- hy
RLATCIg n A y n d.
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE. CITY and

~ AlLROAD MORIGAGE, CITY and
following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted character
s6o,Coo OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PES
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable IN EewYork lat July and Is. January Principal
$50 600 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
FER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS, Coupons payable In New-York, lE June and LIT
s., COO MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN Pea
CENT. CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
ss1 Principal as due 10 Isl Entire debt Of the Comps
Tf11 GO BELLEFoNTAINE and INDIANA SPECIAL
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS, Coupons payable in New-YOrk, lS
'I sS5 1TS Il INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE lst MORTGAGE BONDS,
Coupons payable in New York ist May and ls November
$4,000 CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, SEVEN PEI
CENT. BONDS, Coupon, payable 10 New;York lst July
and LIST Jan Guaranteed BY the scioa and Hooking Valley
5000. ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and LIST Jan. The pria
,pa falls due IN 1871 They are guaranteed by the Cncia
ss and Marietta Railroad Co Population Of the County
t26OOO ALLEN COUNTY, la, SEVEN PER CENf
sQNDS C9qPS9s payable I1sI Is July and st jan
sONDS, Coupons payable LIST July and Ist Jan
10000 VAN VERT COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PEI
ok4Rk Ss o 80 9 HSd psR Is GEM
BONDS, Coupons payable LIST Aug and lst FEB
Fhe foregoing BONDS in for VI 600 principal
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most amus
manner by mortgage or Deed Of Trust known ana
responsible citizen OF New York with power In Of do
ut 70 enter aud sell each line with all equpmentA IA T.
raise money 10 pay amount Of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are Issued, in esss
,sse BY virtue OF Special Acs Of the proper Legislatures
granting ul power for that purpose and dSect o.
issue.
The laws under which these sono are created require tbs
proper sGthonues to make SPECIAL LEVY OF TAXES
the accuing interest and gradually 70 reimburse the prs
pal which can he enforced through the Of law shouf
I. become necessary
real and personal eetate' within the respective City sas
sounty lirnits
The Constitutions adopted By the people OF Ohio ana
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any funded deA
By Counties within their boundaries This will preven
further issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed Exhibs In each case can be had on .poa.tox
at our office, giving full sud detailed information a 70 the
nature OF each security
WINsLoW, LANIES & CO, No. 81 Walls,
New-York. April 30. 1a52
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NOTICE. The holders of Matured obi
OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

nHlO COUNTY AND RAILROAD
" BONDS $25 eco We offer, at private sale, PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
Of subscription the Cincinnati Wilmington, and lanes
vile Railroad 7per cents. coupon in Bonds OF 81 Oa0
$50 10 years principal and interest at New York
$4,000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS. Of san desc pnon aud for same Road
So, 900 CLINTON COUNTY CONN ERTl Bile BONDS,
Of same description and for same Road
$4,000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS, Of same description, and for same Road.
These lOsDSare severay ndorsed and prompt payment
of principal and guaranteed by the Railroad Com
psny, corresponding of stocs in the Road
well the ia tn and list Of the County also pledged
10 the object by special act Of the Leg stature OF Ohio
and the of the affirmed by the Supreme
Court on case made and carried up by Clinton County.
S2ieo0 UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years, coupon 7
per Endorsed and guaranteed ny the Springfield aud
Msps Railroad Company, to which they were issued in
Payment for stock - -
t25OCe CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS only years to r-n, per
cent coupon. -
$4,000 EIGHT PER CENTS of the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par.
DELANO, DUNLENf co, No. 10 Wall ST.
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DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will find it to their advantage 20 call at
Glenn Co.'S 4nufactory No. 49, Futonst, west 4
Broadway gene ai assortment Of mahogany aud rose
wood Pisnos constantly hand which will be sold 10 FOR
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
r. GLENN co, No. 1874 ~ ton st
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MACHINERY for SALE, viz:
DATENT SELF-STOPPING HY-

Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Patent made at
No 81 Marion-st has been extensively used than
years past and proved the most substantial and durable by
drsnt in broken by children caTeesznes.
eheapy repaired without digging never left running will
cot burst pipe likely to freeze, II properly put in Also
soluble Hy ants supply two yards For sale by the Plumb
generally. Landlords Will find those ydrants the
economical and make the least trouble and expense.
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OLIVER ~. BOsTWICK,
EDWARD STAPLErON,
CEPHAS II. NORTON.

NEW YORK, JUNE 2l, 1852 The
Subscribers have tbisday formed acopsrnershp under
the firm of HAIGHT Il MCLEAN s1d will transact gen
esl R'skeTsge Exchange and Collecting business at No
~ Merchants Exchange Walst 80 -
SAMUEL w HNGHT,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Refer by permission to Geo = Cue Cashier Ohio Life In
and Trust Company, New.York; Robert Bsyard,
Esq New-York; Fage Bacon, st. Loui- Page, Bacon
Co, San Francisco California
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CUN WADDING and PERCUSSION
VI CAPs-Fley's Cloth Gun Wadiing. the h,st All
cbespe,t article used Ele}s Percussion Caps, VIZ C'r
tf:dc and Sporting Materials, Powder fasKs SC iA-@
nd complete .ssor ent OF TIE above Tor sale D. the 2a
FRASCIs TONES L SONS, No. Maidsr ane
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SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the
~ NEW.YORK and FARLEM RAILROAD CO.
The Bonds Of the New. York Harlem Railroad cons
tuie The or lien upon The Road and offer for sale
portion OF ne Issue o' 5000 GOO the s MAY 1853
They are Seven per Cent Bonds and reimbursable in
1907 WIN annual Interest coupons attached pay able
10 heaTer, lst November and Il NAV
ms Issue OF $4,000 for the purpose Of retiring the
floating dent All Of making improvements the Road
no" extending nom the City Hall ~ Y, to Dover Plains
distance Of 81. miles.
For the year ending Goth September s5 after paying
interest Bonds the DIVIDEND Ihe Preferred 81 OK
the NewYork aud Harlem RaIoad Co. declared divi.
tend a -four per the Old Stock with surplus Of
5000 remaining The receipts from October last 10 April
inclusive show increase OF Is per cent above the cone
spending months OF the previous year
The present condition Of the Road is 40 follows;
Bond, Including the $4,000 ust Issued 800 900
gsa 900
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EIGHT RS.-Fifty Eight

IL Wheeled Platform Cars, made in the most thorough
OF the best materials and style Of construction a.
dis Rubber SpIgs For sale TO DO delivered Immediately
GORDON MCKAY. Agent
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COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR SALE-At Mschsnicsville Saratoga Co, blythe
American Linen Thread Company, .s folo~s Cards
Spnnns Frarne, Speeders hlulss Sp)ong Frame, 80
Spindss Wrappers, Presses 81 Looms, Cans, boobps
Reeds Harness Shutdes &C. &c All owhich at prices ~
ber cent less than the orignal cost
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pe

ITO CONTRACF TORS. Sealed Prop
Il sails will he received at the Office OF the Las
wanna and Western RsiToad Company. No. IS Wd
st, NewYork, until the third dag Of StpnmhI
elusive, for the construction OF a Tunnel tho ~
Of the l.. w. X. X size IS feet square, and ssr
2,2c0 feet in length. The excavation ~ll be ran,
very favorable character for drilling and blasting ~
north emo OPEN and tunDeed about 100 feet The sT
excavation at the south end IL now being made.
Parties otnrous OF bidding, can ynt tbs work tslj
New York kde and Lack awsDns and Western Raaps
Distance from Great Bend about 10 miles and from ss
ton II miles
For further information, apply ct No - walls
at The Compsnys Onics in Scranton. Bidders must o.
satisfactory Testimonials
By order OF the President ard Directors, -.
GEO w SCRANTON General AFA