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$75OOOO Ssw rSss AND HA.1 RAIL

@lCU.UUU. road, second mortgage y Der cent
bonds part Of issue Of Million This mortgage
large amount Of real estate In this oy we'll many
parcels the line Of the road not included in the r
mortgage; the branch road to Port Norris the East
River with wharf and ground belonging thereto all
rolling stock and furniture Of the road.
The bonds issued with interest coupons attached
able the r5 days of February and August each
and the principal the first day Of August
Company Of city trustee for the bondhoders and
recorded in all the counties through which the rosd
This ISSUE added to the first will make the mortgage
cumbrance the road four million doarless than fifty
per upon Its cost to this time The proceeds Of
bonds now offered will be used-nrstto extnguish the
double track White Plains and erect some few station
houses required the line Of the road all of which,
pected may be done $50 to close construction
count at the end of the year
The security upan which these bonds based believed
to DO in all respects ample quite reliable that Of the
and its business and prospective
oposa for ali or any Of these bonds may be addressed
to William b. Draper, Treasurer Harlem Railroad Com
Bonds" until the afteenth Of May merit they
be opened and should state whether the offer be made
cash receiving the bonds
June 18th july and ISk Of August The right Of re-
eotng all part Of the bids Is deemed for
q DEAN
WIN. B. DRAPER, Treasurer.
NorEThis road terminates in the centre OF the city Of
New York, 10 hundred and thirty miles long.
nectng the city with Albany and all trade Of the great
West together with Of that Of the North The
New York. April Sd. 1855.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO ARCHITEcTs-TH BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
the city OF Brooklyn will pay the Of two hundred
dollars for the plans tpec6ans and working plans
may be adopted BY the Board school The build
ing be capable Of seating 900 scholars comcrtsby the
6rst story to be used for library rnace coal bins and
play ground the second floor fer the primary department.
and the third floor for the male and female department ~
desirable that the class be constructed that
opening the doors the entire floor with the exception OF the
closets be The Board reserves the
right 20 reject any all plans that may be presented
ofthe Nassau Insurance Company until the 18th inst
Brooklyn, April 10. 1855. THOMAS SULLIVAN,
Chairman Of School Houso Commute
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DENTISTRY.

CPEcIAL NoTIcE-THE ADVERTISER wiz
- superior artificial dentistry for parties wishing 1, M
therefor IN carpets iurnitsIe sashttng plumbing
Metropolitan p o. stating where interview can beha
will be respectfully attended 70, and specimens shggaw
reference, &c.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, April. ls, 1866
81 ))l OOO BONDS o. THE VIRGINIA. AMP mp

100000 OF a 1as
ss.ais viii whole Or any part
Ss:s
s with interest ssehsd the ofS cent
s
% q Tn
authority the Tor the purpose Of finishing
sS aS Ss
s ( R:s
A Sent 4S e.
The capital q the shIssa Of which
sss sAss
LynohSurE .hs Isnas;:ss line sol miles. which lss
nine miles require only 70 oonpsss sss%
The road
ss e
exceed $500 mile Of road road forms link in the
ID ore H. room
me- sSr sD . and ss e hs n. Gulf
and /: but one %ors link g
Sss.%s But
hs s
Railroad certain local business Of is own, which Is
mile: 81 sass g @ sf'y
thIeush ssoandes x;h variety minerals sSs
hitherto but &
the prospects road are most ssserins; and fossrsd
the State and supported generally by the
better character Tho Company have agreed to apart
per annually the amount Of their bonds from
the earnings Of the pad sinking fund to meet the pay
ment Of at maturity and the have adopt
cd line Of policy declare dividend excepting from
cash surplus after the interest and sinking fund have
been provided tor
The terms which the sale win DO made are Is cent
down, and the balance in payments Of ~ per cent every
thirty days sill q. paid the whole s%ount is paid A.
Ing q. Or part Of tho bids Reserved deemed for the
lodged IN bank TO be delivered whom the whole is
nseted with the ananoi. affairs Of the Company which
and documents and references obtained applying 70
whom offers must sent sealed and marked Tender for
Railroad Bonds before the oath day Of May
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co.
Tho Board of Directors
HENRY DAVIS, THOMAS L. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WIN. 7. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM a. READ
And c. r M. GARRETT is Chief Engineer.
will receive sealed proposals for the above loan which
will remain with me unopened till three O'Clock r Of
Thursday the Oath day Of May next to be then opened
the Of the President or some other authorized
agent Of the company.
New York. 9th April, 1855.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG WOMAN
w as first rate seamstress cut and a. ohildrens
dresses would asset with light berwork or woud al
tend grown up children Has lived In her last situation mn
wards Of three Can be for two day Please
call or address E, II 9th st., in the rear.
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DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs-l
N York and California steamship line via Niosr.
Accessory Transit Company, Of Nlcarasua, ProPret
ahhroug n Advance q the maog miles shorter thar
Of dangerous boating in Pans%a Bsy The splendid Do
Captain Tns1epaush viii leave from Fer No. sSn'
river At three O'clock H., precisely. for Punt. Az
SIERRA NEVADA, 1000 tons burden. over the Siss1
Transit route having but twelve miles of land traIsp
tion by first class carriages. Several new and swift
steamboats, have lately been put on the RI, or and
which shorten the time the transit from ocean too
commodatODs For inform alton or passage at tho nd
rates, apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent,
stamped letters received Commencing on the 10Th d
the days Of leaving New York will be changed to the 81
10th Of each month.
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TIUITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALlFORl
u via Aspnwall and PAnamA.-Californansa are nIo,
that the Panama railroad is completed and the trns
No more mule travel No river boating .-On Frida!
20 at two O'Clock NJ, from pier ct foot Of Warren
North river, will be despatched the feet sta6
ILLINOIS, Captain -, to CONNECT at Panama With
new and superior steamship John I. Stephens sp're
accident. No freight received after o'clock the
day. For passage apply 1t the eomgany's once, Ne
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A SsOCIATlON OF EXEMPT FIRENEN-THE QUAR-.
"A tsrly meeting Will be held 81 the house Of Com
streets Tuesday evening. April y. at 8 O'Clock.
Y. w. WHEELER
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL,
mr. VAN DOREN HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
~ to his residence, s. West Twenty.hfth street
block west Of Broadway and doors west Sixth
avenue.
JOSEPH LEE, MERCHANT TAILoR-HAs REnoyxn
from sl6 Broadway W cissys budings 1859 Broadway
DEMOvAL.-F. at. DAVIS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
III their and friends that they have their
furniture establishment from 90 Ana street. ION Spring
etreet under the st Nicholas Hotel that they
greatly .dded 70 their stosk Of superb raror dining
wife the public TO give them call ana also 10 thank thsit
patrons Tor pest favers
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EOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE UNIT
IL States mall steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
Hardie, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednsd
April 1ath at 10 o'clock A. N. Fare SO; steerage
Keystone State Will leave above Wednesday, NV
Agents In New York. SCRANTON 4 TALLMAN, {
Ain. where stAterooma m be occurred -
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IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THEo.
dore L. Magagnos, ESQ, will present them duly ver.
fed to the subsoriber his ofaoe No 81 Maiden lsas.
Messrs sheehan SOM and all persons indebted Mr.
nre requested pay
the same place GEO. L. SHAW, Assignee.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYf
- Havana and New 0rleans-On Tuesday, April y I
and elegant steamship GRANADA, Capt. SIP crifnn
sage con be secured at the comPsnys ofce Freight
with blank bills lading Of the form signed BY thconps
on application at their oce No other forms signed,
bills Of lading will be signed after the hour Of sailing
freight passage apply ct the ofce Of the COMPANY
III West street, corner of Warren. NJ o. R0BEIT
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EN0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE {
T. mail steamship ST. LOUIS, J. A. wotton, comma
will leave for aavre, touching at Southampton 70 Ian
from pier No. North river foot Of Beach street. Pr,
passsgs arst cabin $3.50; secopd cabin, $40. Lusns
before sailing, marked below" No freight viii be-
after Thureday, Nay 3d. For freight or passage apply
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANcIsCo-GUAR
- teed to sail or before the day adyertised-Tle
nifeent first class clipper ship kOBIN HOOD. Bel
master y now rsesying cargo 81 pier No. East river
Gath inst. Shippers will please send their freight ppm
on board and complete their engagements by Tuesday
18th inst, at which time the ship is expected to finish
ing. SUTTON A CO.. 81 Wall sta,
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5i Brosdway, this evening" at ~ o'clock, Subject sis
the principle Of the MIME expanding bullet capable %
crdnx either greater greater than
tanned by breach loading guns" HENRY AEiGS. See'y.
CoAPTROLLERS OFFICE CITY OF ST. LOUIS,
~ March, 70, I666-Great closing sale of the Third sub
division Of ths city commons s. louis. Miss.ai1l TO-
and Council Of the city Of ST. Louis Missouri Wednesday,
May 1855 will sell IT public auction the entire number
pilots In the city belonging TO the city remaining
unsod This property esmPrss ths subdvisoas q city
have subdivded into smaller lots twenty fes
front each bys depth Of hundred and twensye fsss
each lot fronting broad and beautiful The
ground most Beautifully situated back Of the
present city limits high and commanding point, afford
ing MAGNIFICENT view Of the entire city ofSt louis the
prairie the west Broad and splendid
LAID of and opened past through the grou
and Of them already macadamixed; large
have been reserved and retained by the city parks which
beautifully located which already in high
state of improvement.
Terms Of saleOne sixth cash; the equal pay
mens at two three four and five years. with
- the rate of six cent secured Of
trust on the property; H: OyERSTOLz, Comptrousx.
For further particulars apply to
Once No. II Chestnut street, st. Louis
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HOTELS.


COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT CANAL STREET. N. Y, WILL
let with board three large front parors with bedroom
attached and also several suits reasonable
for summer months the location 10 uneqused the house
TXLLMAN 4 MAPEs, Propristors.
u0TEL BRIGHTON, BoULoGNI sur HER), FRANCE
IL TO families going 70 Europe. A. gentleman lately
from Europe safely recommend the Hotel Brighton
not only the best In the place but Of the best In
Europe Situated 81 convenient distance from the rail.
road and being In the middle Of large garden this
possesses AL the comforts desirable for wealthy families
NEW YORK BAY HOTEL, 2h NILES FROM JERSEY
IN City ferry, the Bergen Point plank road will be
opened for the summer the LIST Of May II stands
beach, with fine view OF the Narrows excellent bathing
boating and fishing The leave every hour from
ferry at Jersey City. For particulars apply TO CAPT
LEES, Proprietor, Jersey City, or at the bouss.
OCEAN HOUSE. SHREWSBURY, N. J--TnIs LARGE,
" new and commodious hotel furnished Throughout Is
offered let and the furniture for saie or person who
understands keeping such house, with 5000 could join
the owner partner, favorable terms H. z. RIELL
62 Lispenard street.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
LudgAte Hill, London.-The above house centrally
sted has excellent coffee ROOM twelve private
sitting between forty and fifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking ROOM warm cold and shower baths always
ready night porter In attendance fixed charge ser
yants. Tho New York Herald isfed. THOMAS QUAR-
TERMAINE so proprietor Of the Crown and Scepre and
Ship tsverps, Greenwich tender his grateful thanks his
American friends for the favors he long enjoyed al
their hands and socts their continued patronage 70
eommendAtion.
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USTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING 4
"A United States mails-The celebrated clipper
berth, pier East river loading for Melbourne This Ii
going out ON her second in this line having me
daons for first aud second class passengers Early aIp
tion for freight OF passage necessary as she will posf
ceeded by the magnificent clipper ship Nightingale ltJ
also on her second voyage having made her last in e
apply on board, or to r. w. CAMERON, No. 6 Bow
Green, and ll6 Wall street. All
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ADAMS CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oPFyCE
"A No 80 Broadway Our next express to San Francisco
will be forwarded Thursday, April 18th, per steamer
STAR OF THE WEST via Nicaragua In charge Of special
messenger TO destination W B. DIN5MORE
X. s. SANFORD,
s. SHOEMAKER
PACKAGE Express.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS SrEAMsHIPCt
IN pAny-For New Orleans, stopping at Hsvanna
rying the United States mail. The seamship CAHAHI
+. ". shufsldt, commander, win commence reeiv
freight Saturday April 81 and sail for the above D,
on Wednesday, April 2 at p O'clock, fiem pier at bot
Beach street. North river Freight for the interior md
Connolly Co.. win be forwarded free Of oomniSsic
Passengers for Havana must procure passports befG e
evening previous to the ship sailing For Freight pass
apply to LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON 4 CO., Agents
Broadway. N. B-The Black Warrior, J. D. Bullock Q,
mander, will succeed the Cahawba and sail Wedn,sd
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, SITUA
w uon 10 cook, wash and IRON or TO do chamberwork
and waiting she understands all kinds Of homework and
has many years having lived with the best
lies in New York; understands nurse
plain sewer Has the best Of reerence honest sober in.
dustroua and Of cheerful disposition Address or call
o'clock during this week - ~ ~ vs.. :
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OUR NEXT EXPRESS TO SAN FRANCISCO WILL
~ he forwarded Friday, April 20 at O'clock M per
sesmcr Illinois, via Panama in charge of special
10 destination. W. b. DIhSMORE
II. s. SANFORD
S. NJ SHOEMAKER
PropnetOrs Of Adams Co.'s California Freight and
Package Express.
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VERMONT COPPER MINING CoMPANY.-A sPE.
eiai meeting Of the stockholders Of this company w.r
be held Friday, April 20 ct IL O'Clock M at No. u
Broadway. Every stockhoder requested to present.
EDWARD NJ JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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E0RIIVERPOOL-BLACK BALL LINE OF PACI
-, The fast sailing ship COLUMBIA, Capt. Hutch,
second cabin and steerage passage apply to JACOB
SON, los South street. !
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vNANTED-BY LADY, THE LOWER PART OF A
w house, between Twenty fifth and franklin streets
Rent $500 TO $780, payable in advance; questions asked
very quiet &c address Della Middleton Broadway Post
once.
WANTED-A ROOM AND BEDROOM UNFURNISH.
w ed with Kitchen In some respectable locality, ut
reply stating locality and terms, to NJ L. c. Herald once
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GIVEN LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY YOUNG MAN
- lately arrived from Europe-namey, English italian
German Spanish Creek Portuguese and Arabc can make
himself understood in the French language has had
experience a. bar tending and waiting table or can
Can be time this week ct % Cherry street, two
doors from Market.
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aUNoK - I'LL rs lN#NNyM ,sINNN
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TOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG A ~, BIC RInGNHMotD
skinner Commander will leave pier No. IL Worth rive
wednesday, April 49, ~ O'Clock M will arrive atm
the following morning From Norfolk passengers ia
WeIdon 10 WILMINGTON, Charleston DO Passage and IA
TO Norfolk Ss TO Petersburg and Richmond So sierra
half price. Through tickets to Lynchburg, S4. Apply
LUDEAM PLEASANTS, No. 81 Broadway. N. B-i
freight taken to Richmond.
OALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE-FoR SAIL,
through ticket In the steamer Illinois, that 20 sii
the 10th OF April in the second cabin by way Of Pam
The cause Of sale is sudden 1T OF sickness II viii be
much below cost For Information apply at SO West I'VE
tieth street
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dor SOUTHAMPTON AND PREVENTIVE UNI
IL States mail steamer WASHINGTON, r Cavendv :
mander viii sail for Bremen, touching st Southampk
land the mails and passengers for England and Frsac
Saturday, April H. ct O'clock n. from pier 81 North
Price Of passage-
In the nrst cabin main saloon .................,!
In the first cabin, lower saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each steams.
letters must pass through the Post Once. Specie dei
In Havre and London. For passage or freight apply &
G. Il. SAND, Agent, II South William skv
sail May TO- y
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sTEAr
4 Company intend sailing their favorite steAmshif
CITY OF hANCHESTER.... e tons, Capt. WI
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 27OO tons, Capt. n. Z
Saloon 800 s6o, and $o5, according TO state room.
from Philadelphta and Liverpool and found in provi
From philadelphia -: $50 From Lverpool.......
Acstes Of passage and drafts Liverpool, N sumo
sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SAITH.4
York. - -
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THE TRADES, &C.
GARDENER WANTED-A SINGLE MAN, WHO THO.
VI roughly understands his business Must be strictly
temperate, honest, Industrious willing and obligng Ad
dress H. c., box No. ITO Herald office.
ITO PRINTERS WANTED, FROM TWELVE TO FIF.
teen Printers, to work newspaper Preference will
be given to Of good character and steady habits Apply
to James Conner d Sons, Beekman street.
WANTED-A SHIRT CUTTER.-NONE BUT THOSE
w who understand the business need apply.
JOHN DAVIS 4 SON, Is Warren street.
WANTED-TW0 PRACTICAL SCALE MAKERS. TO
w good workmen the highest wages will DE paid. For
further information apply to WIN. H. ACKEN, 81 Maiden
lane.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WHEELER IN AN
w extensive carriage msnufactory light work preferred.
Reference given Address G. T. H., BAT Broome street.
WANTED MMEDIATELY-AT THE FURNITURE
w store No. Prospect street, brooklyn, . jobbing
cabinet maker who understands vanishing &c German
preferred Constant employment TO good workman APP
ply ia. day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-18
"To DIE AND BE EoRGoTrEy.-

Can it be When we leave those we
have loved, and take our places among the
silent dead; when our voices are no more
heard ON earth, and our eyes no longer meet
the olances of confidence and love, shall
we be forgotten1 Will the last strains of
the funeral hymn, as they are borne away
upon the evening breeze, bear with them all
remembrance Of the pastl Will the tears
that are shed, water the sod that grows
above US for one short season, and then be
dried forever. win all thoughts of the
departed one be laid aside witt, the garb of
mourning, No I'VE cannot forget the past.
Le,he's dark stream flows not through this
world of ours. We cannot forget those
who have shared our sorrows and joys. The
words Of affection once spoken, will still
be heard, like distant echo, perhaps, but
distinct and clear. The eyes that were
wont to beam upon us. showing soul with
in pure and farvan,, may now be dimmed by
the absence of that soul, but the memory
of the loved ones viii linger until our souls
cast OF these letters, and we fly to meet
them in better, brighter world. Even
though we leave the places where we dweli
together, though old associations are bro
ken, though new friends surround US, and
apparently nought remains to remind Us Of
the party, still our hearts cling to it, and
time only proves more strongly that Love
can never forget
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-18
D. CONN.,, Thursday JANUARY

Luke, 6 For John came, neither eating
bread nor drinking wine; and ye say
lie hath devil"
The old lady, my informant, looked me
very archly in the face, when she repeated
this passage and observed.
s. If Mary was the most dutiful daughter,
guess the other had the most witt
l could not ascertain whether the last
sermon was ever preached.
1t may not be inappropriate to remark
how well These ladies justified the prefer
enee Of the distinguished individuals who
had sought them in marriage. Of them. i;
will hardly be extrayagant to say, they
were, respectively, an honor to their hus-
bands, the boast of their sex, and the
pride Of New England.
Mrs. Adams, in particular-who, from
the elevated position in which her husband
was placed before the world, was brought
before the public eye-was supposed to
hold the same elevated rank with the gen.
tie sex that Mr.. Adams did among men,
and she is reported to have rendered her
husband much assistance in his multiplied
labors of the pen.-Cin. Chronicle.