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F. NJ. at williamson 81 F. NJ. at Kirkland; Is
each John A. Welch, s. c.: II. HI: Davenport,
F. F. Pagan, w. F. Ellis. Plymouth: Jesse Tew,
Hawley's Store; J. A. Williamson, Plymouth;
$3.50 John Chester Mocksville: r. W. Willard,
Duplin s. NJ. Boykin, Clinton 81 D. L. Par
sons, McCollums Store: George Joyner, Falk-
Moore, New Hanover; SO Jas. Dodd, Raleigh /;
S4 Edwd. Carman, Hookerton SO Samuel
w. Ormond, Hookerton 81 G. Fl. Richmond,
Milton; "a w. H. Cunningham, sen, Hooker
ton; "a Eli WisharfS Lumberton So from
P. NJ. at Leesville; S. c. P. Haynes, Iredell /;
50 L. Culbreth, Owensyille; 81 Williams &
Nelson, Wilmington.
S2O:50 from p. Horton, Elkville, for En-
blems and postage. SIS T. NJ. Jones Louis
burg, for a Job.
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For TIE SPIRIT OF AGE
TIE SEAsON-pY J. 4. hartley.

TIE SEASON-BY J. A. BARLEY.
Spring, with her gay dress and gladstone
voices, Summer with her brightness and
balminess, Autumn with his grandeur and
g~orgeousness Of eoloring, have each, in turn,
come, fingered, charmed us, and then depart
cd:-and 10 hoary- headed Winter sits in
desolate grandeur on his throne of hills
The red and sere leaf that rustles beneath
my feet the pale and shrunken rose l see
and the faded but still lovely violet, each
ever reminds me too forcibly that human
hopes, human joys, and human aspirations
are doomed to inevitable decay and as ]
ramble, in solitary musing, through the bare
grove, ! ann constrained TO pause, and l fan.
- 49, "itd ~;,Ls 49,. .L~aGss = low raou;an1
for the glory which has departed from the
earth.
But will sweet Spring return ? oh yes
sweet, gladstone Spring will return.-bes
ponding mortal-look up, and cheer thee
and smile, and be glad in thy heart-thc
Spring Of thy hope shall also roturn-anc
there Is a spring for thee, if thou wilt gain il
in a cline uuimaginably glorious above.
Warrenton, N. @.
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MN

In Hillsboro' on Tuesday the 10th ult.,
by the Rev. Bennett t. Blake, Mr.. Adolphus
9. Jones, of Wake county, to Miss Frances
j. Hooker, daughter Of The late Nathan
Hooker, Esq.
In Orange County IN the 18th Dec. by
II. Terry Esq, Mr.. Felix Grundy Wilson OF
Little River Division, to Miss Alkaline, daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Eli 81. Woods.
On the 14th instant, BY Rev. ]. B. Jack
son, Mr.. VIM. Fl. Cullum, Of %Smithfeld, to
Miss Esther A. Avera ; and on the 23d in.
slant, by the Rev. J. b. Jackson, DR.. A. e
Brooks, of Caswell, to Miss Patience Simms
daughter of James Simms, Esq, of Edge
Icombe.
Now come the wild weather-come sleet O
come snow,
We will stand by each other, however it blow
I Depression and sickness, and sorrow and pain
Shall be to our true love as links to a chain.
Con-.
On the 18th ult., at Limestone Springs
sc, by the Rev. Mr.. Mccullough, Maj. ii
DeK. Cabaniss, of Shelby, y. c., to Mis-
AureEa, daughter of DR.. Otterson Of the fol
mer place.
On the evening OF the 2lst ult., ny The
Rev. Thomas q. Faucet, the Rev. Simeo
Cotton, d. D. of Summervilie, NC. to Mrs
Catharine E. Fuller of Louisburg, n. Z.
Also, on the Gath ult., BY the same, NJ
DAM. S. Orsborn to Miss Martha R. Daw
both Of Oxford, n. G..
90 happy lot, and hallowed, even as the j.
ofangels,
Where the golden chain of Goodness is e
twined with the roses of love-"
In Caswell county, on 18th ult., by Re
t Solomon Apple, Mr.. Banks Newman,
I Person, to Miss Elizabeth E. Moore, Of Ca
: well. Also, on goth, DR.. Jno. Pittard
Miss Mary S. Stanfeld, all Of Caswell.
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REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.-We learn
by The steamers Europe and Baltic that
another revolution has taken place in
France. Louis Napoleon has dissolved
the Assembly, seized the reins of gov
eminent for the time being, proclaimed
a new system Of government.
Barricades were erected in. various
parts oil Paris, and resistance was offered.
but the army, being true to Napoleon,
soon quelled the disturbance. A number
on both sides were wounded and killed.
The acquiescence of the people in the
movement of Napoleon, has been general
but not enthusiastic.
Com. Thomas Ap. Catesby Jones, Of
the United States Navy, was among
those wounded on the Boulevards. AnC
two Americans, spectators of the fight,
were killed.
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@ Huntsville Division No $50 :,

B- Harrisville Division, No. $50, in
Granville County, has been organized. VIM.
Holmes, w. P, Willis Harris, W. A., G.
A. Harris, r. S., &c.
Health Seat Division, No. 292, in same
county, has also gone to work. Lewis r.
Parham, w. p, r. Harrison, w. A, R.
W. Harris, r. S., &c. This Division was
organized on one Of the coolest days of this
soason ; but with ardor undiminished, the
applicants met and entered into the work
with warm hearts. The brethren of Tabb's
Greek and Midway Divisions, speak with
Ugh prospects of this Division. May it:
success more than realize their most san
guino expectations.
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LANEsBoRo.' Arson Co., n. c., Z
nooo-I.~ 10 fos +

At a regular meeting of Lanesboro' Division,
No. 81, Sons of Temperance, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased an allwise and
u~nerring Providence, to call from time to eter-
nifty, Mrs. Nancy Lathrop. consort Of Church
ell Lathrop, of this Division, Therefore
Resolved, That while we acknowledge that
in the death of Mrs. Lathrop, our brother has
sustained the great loss Of an affectionate wife,
in whom were combined many virtues; yet
we believe his loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved, That we do offer our heartfelt con.
d~oience, and do sincerely sympathize with oul
brother and the friends in their severe be.
reavement.
Resolred, That as an evidence Of our sym
pathy, a copy of the foregoing preamble anc
resolutions be sent to the Spirit of the Age, fol
publication.
A. STEAGAIL.
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CAMDEN Co., Dec. Is, 1851.

Bro. GORMAN In looking over your ex-
cellent paper from time to time, and noticing
the many encouraging communications therein
from the different Divisions throughout our
State, | have looked anxiousIy, yet in vain
to see one from Jonesboro' Division.
! have experienced feelings, both ofpleasure
and regret, on seeing and reading these COM
munications-of pleasure, to learn that the pro-
gress of our Order is still onward, and that the
Sons of Temperance are everywhere meeting
with such success as to encourage them in theiI
noble work; but [ regret to know that Jones.
boro' Division (although her actions may speak
louder than Words has not as yet raised up
one devoted enough to her, and sufficiently
proud of her deeds to proclaim them to her CO
laborers in the great cause of al mankind
But believing it better late than never, and
hoping that after our debut has been made, you
will hear from us more frequently, | shall fol
this one time assume the task of saying some
thing about how we are getting or here.
This Division was organized some thirteen
months ago, with some l6 or Il members
Since that time we have been vending on
way slowly, yet surely, until now we number
over so members; and We intend to continue
and never relax our efforts until the noble
cause of the temperance reform shall extenC
throughout the country. We have many tru,
and noble Sons in our ranks, and we hail tn,
lay as not far distant-not as distant as the lib
artv Of An erca was from the first promulga
ton of the principles of freedom-when a ma
iority of our citizens will be total abstinenc,
men, and when church and state and all tn
institutions ofour country will use such effort
as shall be expedient, and at the same time be
o-s, ~ 1hop, nth dino raUard Cor 4hn rIOb4
of others. to render universal the cause of tota
abstinence. In L. P. IL F.
A SoN OF JoNEsBoRo' DIVISION.
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gffHalR gnatitutf,
WARREN COUNTY, n. c.

THIS SEMLEfRYhas been in successful OPP
Il Grafton about ten years. The Academic year
is divided into two sessions cf2l weeks each:-the
Winter session commences on the first Monday
IN January, and closes on the last Friday in May.
pupils will be received al any period of the session,
and charged only from ftme Of entrance. Ann
pie provision has been made for the accommodate
non of more than 100 pupils. The Narurgl
Sciences are illustrated and enforced by weekly
lectures and appropriate experiments. Pupils can
remain with the Principals during vacation.
The Faculty of this Institution consists of Eight
experienced Teachers.
TERMS, PER Session or FIVE MONTHS
Board and English tuition, including
Stationary and Fuel for School room, S64 90
Piano music and use OF Instrument, % 90
Music on Gnitar and use Of do. 20 90
Wax Flowers and Fruit each, 5 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Landscape Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Painting ia water colors, 10 90
Do in Oil colors, Is 90
Vocal music, and various kinds Of ornamental
Needlework, each, gratis.
GRAVES d. WILCOX.
Warrenton, Dec. 4, 1851. 81 Sm
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rg- The Editor Of the RutherfordtOn Banner

in a Prospectus for 1852, Gays:
Besides attention to all the particulars to which
Newspapers are generally devoted, we shall
publish early in the year, an Original Tale, en-
titled Ton FANSoN; The celebrated Tory Parti-
gan, which will embody many interesting events
connected with our Revolutionary history, all
transporting in North Carolina. This will be fol
lowed, at intervals, by others, SOM of similar
and some ofdiferent character, our aim being
to furnish a good Literary, as well as p%olitica'
paper, and to turn into our own pocket the
stream Of 81 bills going North for literary pa
pers.
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I OUIO III Ii \ . " Il
F. F. PAGAN,

SLEEPY CREEK, n. c., Dec. 18, 1851.
Bro. GoRMAN Please make the follow
ing corrections in my communications Of the
28th November and 9Th December, and
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

In Arson county near Lanesborough on
Wednesday the 18th ut, William Holmes
and Holden Horne were instantly killed, and
several Others badly inluredby the falling o.
a tree, at . choPping folic, atThomas Davis.
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I0URGRW3M8

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
mW0 doors east Of the Temperance Hall, and
I nearly opposite DR.. McKee's, may be found
in Square Bales, a lot Of SUPERIOR SCOTCH
SNUFF brought on very recently, for the ladies
sfshe City, and country.
ALSO. at the same place, a superior article of
chewing Tobacco, TO which, the attention of The
gentlemen is respectfully called.
WIN. J. GRIFFICE.
Raleigh, December 9Th 1851,
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IuniHhurq Hlalf afaAfnlq.

i. NJ. JUNES, a. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
QlHE Spring Session of 1852, will commence
4 on the lst Monday in January. instruction
thorough and systematic. Discipline mild and
firm.
Tuition as heretofore.
Board in the Village and vicinity +, s to dollars
per month. IL
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1DIfiNlDo

At Smithfeld, N. c. on the 10th ult., Mrs.
Elizabeth Morning, in the 18th year Of her
age.
In Johnston County on the 2oth ult.,
Mrs. Lucy Woodall, consort of the late Jacob
Woodall, died in the eighty-sixth year Of finer
age. She was a member of the Baptist
Church and is gone home to a world o
pleasure. Blessed are they that die in The
Lord.
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Bunk Of the State Of North Carolina.
A dividend of Fire per cent on the Capital
stock Of this Bank has this day been declared
for the last six monthS-payable at this Bank
on the first Monday in January next, and at
the Branches fifteen days thereafter.
G: DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, December 10, 1851. I5-td
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OBITUARY,
DEATH OF MRS. DELLA HAYWOOD

DEATH OF Mrs. DELLA HAY WOOD.
In the death of Mrs. Della Haywood,
relict of the late Stephen Haywood, and
daughter of Col. Philemon Hawkins, late
of the County of Warren, which occurred
on the 21st ult., this community has lost
one of its most worthy and respected mem
bers.
A residence of forty years in this City
had made her name familiar to the old and
to the young; and had endeared her by her
many virtues, to every one to whom she
was known. Her aRable manner. her kind
and friendly department shed a genial infu-
ence over all with whom she was brought
in contact. Imbued with a strong religious
feeling, her unaffected piety illustrated a
truly Christian life. She was warm friend,
and an affcctionate mother and the respon.
sibie duties Of the one were discharged with
the sincerity that characterized the devotion
of the other. Long will the memory of bel
virtues be cherished by those from whose
midst she has been taken and an honoreC
and useful life remain as a bright example
to those she has left behind Register.
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MALE ACADEMY,

CEDAR GROVE, ORANGE CO., N. c.
WaHE Spring Session of this school will COM
= mence on the 9th of January next, and con-
time twentY-one weeks. Prices as heretofore,
viz:
For Latin. Greek, SC, per session, SIS 90
English, 10 90
Board, including washing, bed,
room, &C.. per session, 80 90
No deduction made for loss of time, except in
cases Of protracied illness.
This Academy is situated Eight miles north of
Hillsboroughs in a remarkably healthy section of
the country and among a highly moral people.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES.
Dec. 18th, 1851. l7-2w.
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D 8 Il A z 2 S 0GOOE
Ar
MRISS ELIzAHESTER will open her school
LIZ at the above named place on the lst Mon
day in January next, her terms WILDE as follows
Per Session of Five Months
For Elementary B ranches, 50 90
Higher Branches, 10 90
Music on Piano, Is 90
Painting and Drawing, 90
Board can be obtained in good families at mod
crate price. All who are acquainted with the
location oil Franklinton, viii testify to its healihi-
ness and favorable location for u Boarding School.
The Trustees have gone to the expense of
erecting a comfortable two story building to be
used as al Academy. All who may send their
daughters here, may rest satisfied as 10 their COM
fort, &c.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
I7-3t
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THE GALENA and CHICAGO

II UNION hAILROAD.-1he 0alena and CHICAGO Rail-
as Freeport In stspbsnsos County disfznss Of
70 mile. ., shieh Ioin. 4 :ona:0e va u. o.lsas
q 70 0slsua and Dubosus IN the State OF Iowa ths
AT point thirty miles Of ChsAso .oaa..ss vita
The Auroa Branch Railroad now In operation thtssu mica
and which about being extended By that Compsny the
Illinois Central Railroad 81 point axtssn miles Of
he Ilhnos River A. Chicago u terminus IL vin
brm connections with the Michigan CsntI. and tho Miehs
Of Railroad line fiem the Atlantic ses TO the Nssisdpvt
River and the Northwest
pilss eight mes from the Of Rockford ths RosA
River 10 which place the worn 10 In activs 1rosrs
% % & OF n. y aa. s s:y .
sand The resnin portion Of the .o.t Win BE- snSss
oetrsss b the s Nay sszt and probably - sossss1ss
2. I.S. o:1.., ...o:a Os%s., -s...;:. -.
70 the Mississippi completed early In tbs hL Of lass
IN. V.ds. seS. ne ROAD y. .s,y q: runs E,As 80
sotfe cost and equipment OF the road VIII b about
10000 The ., AMOUNT cunt, Of s.pt.. s..d n . lAoSe End
sos called in There bonds Out.t.ndiae ioovs
t7 600 hrs di.aon honda due s June ias2 Isl ooo dspss
opessd % En the roI River distance Of q nilsa h
NE month Of February 1884, snd smplstsd sad opsnsd 3
yhs ssnin Of the rosd for tho eleven monfhs from sy
Lsoi @ Apn lst2 we're es3 8e szpsnss ss ths
%s trn n during ss. "a a1.s :. .vsss a,...a..
Eonths 10 lsoe 81 we're eilsosa dtsaass Of q
e2I1Oo
The Company rssoution Of ilth peosm bex 1881 sa.
shosed Issue Of $50 Of bonds for the sonstuoos Of
he third dvion of aid Rosd from Rockfs % vrsspot
reese bonds bear intsrss pei coat and payable
ssn ycas from date OF issue and for payment o prfns
pa and fntsres the property and Of Company
v pIsds,d The interest and principal .. thsss sonds ss
payable In the city Of kswYo add the insrsst mi snns.
Ally coupons attached the A Of February and kesu
s.eh Joai Ths issue /, the anal Issue Of he; Comv.sy
br the construction Of said Railroad.
portion OF the bonds have been nssoated futnss
.noan, are no. offered r ale which % obtained %
Application 70 hesEs Dsncan Sherman Co, bankers u
ne city Of Nevfort, Whose banking hodss the ssul
snnual Interest the bonds viii hereafter Be paid
The ample Of the country through whioA tnt
line pes~s &c RsIoad have hesn fully
~ tia Of the Road thus f and when Il ahs b
connected win the Mississippi River brmns main Id, q
Communication nom Lks Michigan With country On IL
upper Milssfpp md bringing through tho hsaf of Tia
Lssd region Il lay Be confidently estimated ese
proportional to IL cost second 70 ros1 this soaprr,
xhs present. Of the Rod and esrt.n incr.
hon ths sstsnzon Of thu Road growth Of the
tributary 10 It, renden the honAs uow offered s.~.nt.
most unavoidable sharsctsrNsw.YsrA April "a IaS3
JOHN fURNtR Presia.~s
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- AILRUAD MORTGAGE, CITY an.

ANCOtNTf BONDS We sssr Cor sale q mir rates tn
bo0~tns SECURITIES Of ths uoss undosbt.S shar,ss.r
va
saep OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN pra
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS coa,o.s
I.y.h's ss~fsrs ls July and La JsnsAry Prfocipsi
5000 WILMINGTON and nANCHEsrgR syyy.
EkCErI RAILROAD CoEvERTIBLE nORT9A0l
BONDS, Coopoos payable In Nev-Yort ~ Ju.. - -
Dee Principal payable In lsS -
teAen MADISON sed INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PEE
CENT. CONNERTlBLE RAILROAD PIRsF n0e$
sA0L BONDS, Coepcss ysysbss la Nay and ls Novsr..
ssr rnseips ais ts~n isl Enurs asls Of De Com.
We oh BELLErONrAINE snf INDIANA SPECIAL
sAILROAp CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE sEyEN
tEk CIT soNDe' C0spoas payable In Nsv-Yoct. n
fSs@ IS3lAM czsrlAL SEVEN rEa CEN,
eAILkoAD COW EkIkstE LIS MORTGAGE BoNDA
Principal shs lss Nsvenss loGs
e1soe CITY a fOkrsh0Urh, Oh1s> o9vEN PA
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cyNT BONDS Coupons payable 10 Ns~ Yoth- is July
aaA l Jan asrsatesS By Tho ssots ssd HssAins sssS
Se 90 ROSS COUNTY ohio, SEVER PER CENt
E6NDs COspoas esysbls la Jsly and lat jan rhe vts
d.. az. due In isf They saananfeet By ths ChnstS
80 .nS Marietta Railroad Co f0ra.tsos o. IL Cosss3
I'd eoo sah y.lae Of t.xsblsa Oh, ooAso
s6NDs Coapons psy.hs la July and lst Jss
laos ALIEN COUNTY. Ohio SEVEN rEk CkHx
n9Nns Coupoas pc able lst JAY and ia jan -
- os6 van VERT COUNTY. ouioN skVEr PEh
sfNf BONDS coepoas Rsy.Ss lr Js,l ,od 10 J. sr,
~ noo CLARK COUNTY, Ohs. sEVEN PEk CENT
~. sor.so.ns BdEDs In each e~ss CO. ~ 90 sn.<ieH
a. nter,st Ia al payable ssn annually In
~ 81. RsfiRozD BoNbs ssearsd In N. asa .1nss
80, ~ oortms, OF Deed Of Trust b. sDue kno~h ees
r-soousbLe citizen Of Nsw YOrk, With Row~ $50 o.
ha b. snisT and sell each tne, with all 49,
n CJ1Y .n1 COUNTY BONDS are isasd SO
s.s. by virtue Of Special Ass OF tbs proper Les'&.
granting fan power br that yurposs sns oa ases Sssi
he poopls Interested. THAI voss esias lafse, s"
issue .--...< ,.~-s,- a..
80, ,nthorifis. % aAss a sPECIAL LEVY o. TAxHs
L bs SET APART ersuaVsly Tor the parpose y msosasS
he aecruins interest," and gradually to roimoa I.n
sal which can b soiorSed thEoash The soar@ o. Nv
"A become necessary. -.
VIZ dsbts operate IN the Of mors.ss O n
raj ana personal within tbs respective Cv ~
M nav Constuons Adopted BY tho people o. Ohio -
Insi.na prohibit absolutely tho creation of funded 49,
=. coandna within their boundaries Yhs viii prevezs
Irth.T Issue Of sss1rnes Of this soFt
Pytpted EIhihta IN each b had % spphssnoe
A our once giving full and assils1 iniormsoa - 70 "
nature OF vi WsfnsIo&, LANIEk Il co, No 81 Walls.
%. 1881
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Two CONTkACr OKS.-Se.I.d p,ono

II %. VII b reesiv.d at the ofhce OF N. LIZ
,r.~,r@s snul the laird aaJ u s,p,.nh., ~
a he l. ne Construction Of Tunnsl on the Inn.
80 set IN lsssth. The exc.y.t,oa ali sna scout
sor,h -. as. ea.ttsr Sr dIds .ad Ss.tiss he
sxc.vsrop A. IN. ,h aeoat 10 ret Tho s.I,h
N.. W. .yes Of bidding vint tho wosh daily Vi.
D,,,nes f,a, 60 M L:ess~anos end Western Railrosds
ton II miles U' " misa and hooa scrsa-
II ,Ss srasr .nt2rmstion, spply ct No Is WALTZ or
safsfso,wy tsaimontsis "'aHs' max bring
oy order Of The President and Director
oko. W SCRANTON Q.n-r.l as-ns
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


IL LoAH-3cOo,o 0o DOLLARs.-sealed proposals win
be reocyed at the Once 81 the Company In Phsdsphia
until the lSh day Of September nsxi sunset the
whole or any portion OF the .bove named Loan
The Loan will be secured BY hrs mortgage the Rail-
road OF the CoBpsny-e miles In ength-snd its equip
which when placed In pIes operation between
HusbuIrh and Pssursh, with ansls track and adnss yin
cost tl250Wo.
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions TO the capital
stoek Of the Company the 3lst May wa ~ 100 OOo
which viii sherdy be increased 70 Ten Millions On these
neseripsioDs there w~ paid ct that date ts4l7 s9a
This brad bss together with the rcceips OF
Compauy from the business Of the ID unfinished con-
dtion. DEMONSTRATING beyond doabt the ability Of the
Company To not only interest debt diy
loan 10 capitalists with unqualified that will
Afford sss Of their funda I'm
the pupotuay with which the interest viii BE- met q the
bsst rovsrnaest securities
The BooSs issued In suus Of One rhous.nd Dol.
lara with interest st the rsts OF an per
tseb>d payable the fra day. OF January and July
year Of The Office OF the Company In this oty sums Of
SAn sterling with n'efe coupons OF five Der
cent psysbc Ia LOnoon-eaeh without any deduction
The Bonds will b. re6esme1 whore the intsre n ad.
payable the 3st Of Decem 1890 they be con-
veed ct the option OF the into the capital
the G. mpsny IL ct time previous to the 3la Dsoem-
Twenty Eve per cent Of each accepted bid TO b p.z
within twenty days AFTER the receipt OF Of .coept
ace at London for Sterling Bonds and Philaisiphia
r Dollar BOoos the remainder paid In
81 day, thereafter unt the whole amount 70 ssttsA
the full amount b paid once II d.sirsd
The proposals ~ill - sddTos>-d 70 GEORGE " BACON
Treasured Philadelphia and indOrsrd Proposal. Cor Loan
IteI will FeeifJ the price s5eIed for Dollar and stssins
Bones or either
The bids will Be opessd Determined by the Board of
Directors, on the l6zb day Of september
Any aih-I inormstioa tn relation 20 ths rad and m
gspece VIII b. FURNISHED % application the oos Of ths
Compsny OF 70 EDWARD MILLER, Chief Easinssr he
Special Afent Of the SomSsny IN Lcndon-
p,a...,,,. EDGAR THOMPSON. Prs<asnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
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