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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. g BowERY. NAARLA
ss5,n,SSn, A. and every s,ysn.g ats
the United States where the Model Artists are sxkted
with other original entertainments Remember, No. ~
BoHerY. = -
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EoR sAIE.-rHa pRaPRIEToR, pEsIRoUs on aE-

e
ID trng from the hotel business csrs his ne establish
ment known Giles European Hotel for sale This ostxo
shmsnt situated Baltimore street t.o doars above
NsYh nearly opposite the buildings; the location Ia
in the cy being heart Of business and
fashion, and doing business OF per year. and
capable double tho the house contains
Is lodging all newly and handsomely furnished an
elegant ladies' refresbment saloen second floor hand
ssney fitted mp This has been fitted up and
furnished at the expense Of from TO S2U0o the
conduc:ed the European plan in the
city Of Baitmore rent moderate Address JOHN GILES,
IA West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
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DoCKAWAY SEA BATHlNG-1HE PAVILION HO.
lC tel will be opened the 0th June. This etsb
hshment greatly enlarged and comprises in
grounds furnished with without board at the hotel Sta
Rooms be selected at the hotel plans seen No. AZ
CHI street. New York Cars, in connection with to
and o'clock; returning ct TO- 75 s45 A. NJ and 2I0
and 555 p. N. JOHN GEO. BAINBRIDGE.
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THE FRIENDS OF THOMAS B. JOHNSTON, LATE OF
Burtons theatre, are requested to meet with the New
York Dramatic Society this aonday evening at O'Clock.
1T the Asor House. g, b. DE FOREST, Chairman CON-
j. NORTH, Secretary.
y. ]. A. BooLE, Treasurer.
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NARn OR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
nile from the Falls Paterson New Jersey
lying the bank Of the passac feet rons
NE further Information apply TO the propris
tsH. GARRETT J. BLAUvELT, ON the premises.
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EyeR sALR.-CAPIrALIsTs ATTENTION is CALLED
TO four dwelling houses in vicinity Of Madison square,
10 sold a. bargain houses three story brick in Zoe
order al modera and rented 70 good tenants
For further particulars apply 70 4 B. KIN
SUMMER. $40 Fourth avenue, nom 5 to 7.
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BNyORTUNArpa

CURE CURE DIR wARDp UNYORruNArns
- Friend nov issssd before evssv stA ynsdy ne snls
remedy that VIII not dissppeint 0iss ssica vitsess
... :. Si, sss ns:s.s II Y . ,
equally pleasant - selutary. ManV sursd " desc
oAN cseai o.. one sssr ssss u Dlsstws6.
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I1oR sALE-oNE or TEE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
paint in this city, FIRST class location doing
fine sash trade daily Also, first slass Aouse painting
trade about TIVE Thousand collars No charge sr good
with in this hne For further pszsiculara apply At I'D
Gnx.x nafra Hrnnn 10 Anic lnnE
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A CApEsY OF MUSIC THE COMMITTEE or IA.
IA .agvmsnt have the pleasure announes Abe return
their isaas Opera iIoupe 90 Nex York from
tatons beginning with verdrs brilliant opera Of IL YnO-
vAfokk ON Monday, June H. 10 being positively IL lsn
week Of the season.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CHEAP FARE TO ALBANY-PAssAGE, Is CENTS
" berths, % cents; state rooms, 10 oents-The fast
steamer HERO w leave Robinson pier every Tues
day Thursday snd Sunday at r. NJ, arriving by A.
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NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR sINGING.-MR. GEORGE
~ LIE JEgNE. A. r. A., informs the amatsurs OF music
that endeavoring establish permanent seriee OF
oraoros secular concers and he feels con6dens
operation be enabled to prove the estab
singing honor 70 the whose taste for music
behind nation Mr. lie yeunes general
toes are held every Monday Thursday evening ak dol
lars the half year, CLASSES fer hsgnners four dollars per
quarter each day and evening" Those who wish practice for
church music this school affords every facility; likewise,
those who wish to make singing profession. Further par
ticulars be had at c. Joies SIG Broadway and ut
Hama NJ L.
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NOR sALE-A LARGE, HEAVY DOUBLEGEARED
lathe swings feet inches diameter, and % feet in
length For particulars AID terms inquire Of ANDREW
Gun at tho PhGnix Foundry 2ds West street.
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pRENEN, VIA SOUTHAMpToN..THE UNITED
ID States mail steamship WASHINGTON, =. Cavendy,
win sail for Bremen touching Ut Southampton
land the mails aud for England and France
on Saturday Is, ct II o'clock NJ, from pier North
river Price Of passage from New York 70 Southampton
Bremen -
In Hrst cabin, main saloon
In first cabin, lower saloon uo
Afesperieneed surgeon sat.ehsd 70 each steamer spe
Gle delivered In HAvre London. All letters must
Through tie Once For passage freight apply TO
G. II. SAND, Agent, ii South William street.
Ihe steamer Hermann vii succeed the WILMINGTON, aaa
sail July Ia.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THs cry or aRooK

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE cry or BROOK
ton y l.: Ss Tsi s & S;Ee'
Publ. pS, &. ssrsy .s rS, y Virtue
city sfN.w YORK ~ ordinance :, GonSoa Coaacii
p...ea w s.s & s s sa'
Ing rssa VIZ ensr for sale - ~ sseGp on Thursday
sS New York the ,olloyns lots. .os:shsr Win tho
bulldog ho .ns N ss Rory s9sss
ss sHs. is :S s.; brick store 'aa
70. and building thereon cSSI story brick store and
Lot and buildings thereon drams building used as
nsy ;i.ss and Sss on Water street, near
Lot and building thereon riok building q,ed =.
ss1y water street. adjoining the above
frame dwelling ponns on Water street ssd ssoinns the
a9sss %;n,iss:s y. Mar ,...,,.s
street, Iul,sn Jerry together Win The sudas. there
from Nav m & 81 n. .sm paa time saS Ir years.
Lot nsp No.. Il and H. with three story frame build
10. map No IS With three story frame building,
Lot map No rs with three story franc building and
70 Lot map No. TO- old frame building used a black
.ise offered g, ..l; at tn. tim. and Place
city Of New York located a. Mnnhstanv tho city d
s sn d, sSss SssSt ss II h.. 2: na
70 De .f s's 81 % e. OBJ
per cent OF the purchase money and expenses Of sale
thirty cen. the ID day Of Nay when tho deeds
will be ready for delivery and tSty N dc
may remse bond and mortgage for avo from the
let day OF May 1880 at the rate OF air cent par
payable half yearly Full warranty deeds will b. given
len Per cent e yearly rent lid and the expenses
sale aud lease for tho property leased to DO paid
time and place OF sale 10 be applied on The nf quarters
a' 's s.r q sss ~ss
van also Ssrsqurei pay all tase. during
the continuance Of their lease.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor,
JAS ". SMITH, Jr Recorder
A. &. fLACG, Comptroller
y. w. EDhoSDs Characteristic.
ANsON HERRiCK, Chairman 81.
nance Com. Board OF Aldermen
j g. WANDELI, Chairman Finance
Com. Board Of councilmen.
Com mi. -ioners Of shaking Fund.
Department of FINANCE, ComptroIiers once,
New York, March 18th, 1875.
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Personal IntelliRencc.

Paul r. George, ESQ., (member elect OF the New Hsmp
shire Legislature,) married Tuesday last, in
Lowell TO Mss Caroline Livingston, daughter Of Hon.
VIM. Livingston, OF Lowell Mr.. Livingston died at
Jacksonville, Florida, VI which arrived Thurs.
day. just after the married pair had started to visit the
brides father.
Ma cI ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-Hon. r. II. Stanton, Ken
lucky; Maj O. T. Elliott Alabama r. shaler, Lake Su-
perior; Geo A. wadlegh, Boston; Me-. Clapham British
Army; Capt. Vrozahanetch, Russian Navy; Capt Fred
Howes Boston H. Weddeil, Cleveland; Geo. r. Beam.
mont, England; E G. Clark, Albany.
At the Irving House-Goy Bigler. Pcnnsylvnuia; Hon
Thcs. burlington, 0swego, N Y;Capt Abel, Rome, n y
Michael Meylsr Lapcrte Pa; Col Howard Prosdsnce
T. L.; Judge Jessup Montrose, Pa Hon. Robert RcClean
Hudson Gen. iatimer, N. c.. Hon. s. Chapman, Pa
e. n. Sill, Cincinnati
From sAvanila In bark volocityCapt Robinson, John
Nay, vergara, Mcrrick
From Bermuda, Br brig Pengun-Capt Ross, Of schr
do; DIR Bethlehem.
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srARyAr1oN AMosa rnE MApAwAsxA SETTLERS IN

STARVATION AMONG THE MADAwAsKA SETTLERS IN
MAME-Hon Nathaniel Blake, Senator from Aroostook,
vas in this city Saturday purchasing provisions and
forwarding them, under recent appropriation Of the
State 10 the Of the Madawaska setee
who in q state bordering starvation The suffer-
ings Of these unfortunate people rendered douby
adjective by the prevalence among them Of the small
box which, at latest accounts had become epidemic,
many terminating fatally. The cause Of this des
dtuon the employment Of large portion OF those
settlers who cultivate farms in the farming season,
upon the river in driving logs, till late in the sprag,
10 SOW and plant their fields they won't Oonse
quepty, large of the farms in tnst settlement
yielded crops last upon which 70 subsist
during the long and indols Mt winter simsr state OF
restitution occurred in 1882 when the settlers received
some aid from the provincial government and from their
fortunate neighoorsBangor JcJersonian, March
"a
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnILADMPmA, March %, 1855.
Stocks are heavy. Money unchanged. Reading Rail-
Aoad a.; Morris Canal lax; Long leland Railroad, l6
Pennsyvania Railroad, Az Pennsylvania Elves, 89A
. 90
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1855.
Our cotton market Is firm. Sales TO day 4000 bales
Aiddling sxc.
MOBILE, March %, 1855.
The cotton market hrm Sales for the week IA 800
bales sales to-day, 5000 bales We quote mddling
Sxc sxc. The stock hand Is $50 bales.
EIeights dull to Liverpool xc. The rates OF OK
change without alteration.
CHARLESTON, March q, 1856.
Our cotton market ID firm and tending upward. Sales
Of 1850 bales.
CHARLESTON, March %, 1855.
The cotton market Ia firm. sales for the week have
been H. 700 bales and the receipts Il 500 The stock
exclusive Of shipboard is SEQ bales. Rce-The
ket Is dull with declining tendency. Prices range
1fom 4c. 6hc. per h. The stock Is 3, 400 tierces,
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SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DEATHS IN Bosros.-

SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DEATHS IN BosTON.-
During The last ten days there have less than
fourte.n sudden and violent death, in this city and vi
cinty Three Of tnem occasioned by stab bling. In
OF these of alleged MURDER the
the most remarkable ttst have occurred since the
PArknsn A wife Mrs sias,) is found strauglsd
in her bed and her husband is arrested charge WITH
the crime There Is actual evidence Of hs guilt but
chain Of crcunstan being gradually brought out
which may ultimately deveope the whole matter The
troabe between Sias and hs wife the result Of hse
Suspicious that he crininGiy intimate with acohef
woman, whom She therefore, turned out OF the house.
II also appears that afterwards he in the hat. OF
Visiting this woman in Charestown. One witness tea
titles that sias said he willing to pay thousand
dollars IL his wife would remain at Great Faus, where
she had been visiting Other Witnesses ydt to be
anined. In another case that Of Mrs. Green, Of Com
mercia street found murdered in her shop, trace
has yet been obtained Of the murderer-Boson Alas,
March o.
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dale road to Brsns. have been Tor The Las. Ave
most popular place Of for out Of town
p,rtes az pleasure recreation and military excursions
the island Of Manhattan The plot Of ground comprises
twenty well wooded and With an extensive water
1t would be available for residence but
situated for rural hotel Apply
the premises or TO WIN. Il. MOFFAT s36 broadway N "
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tcAmsters naval ocers seamen Marines navy clerks and
Hoa msn Tor their surviving widows minor childrsn
land for lC0 All persons entitled will by I'D.
dressing receive the proper form Of application and
Will obtain their moderate charge Our
fAngements with the Departments At Washington afford
FACILITY the prom return OF Claims
hculd be left with early possible Land warrants
tsught and sold DRAKE d BRADFORD, 70 Vail ct.
Hsfsrsnscs-Union hank, Corn Exchange Bank, Bowory
nank.
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Tho eheaoy cod liver OIL a remedial afont cas-. of
affections has vastly Increased Nv Or
WlLBUHs discovery, that IN cambnatsn rith Phosphate
lime Oses ~ attn psrty -nd
trneipss and the Oh retains ~ vt,ies % eh Ion rer
lime than when ined with the est % calcium The
first medical msa o. the day unite IL sseribink tie
remarkable Of onnsumptTe complaints - this pre-
partition ahieb mad0 unler the in BedfAtt supervision
a DR. Wilbur himself a. 100 Court street, Bostia Now
iork, Nilhau, ls3 BroadeaJ; fhlAdtiphia ~ J. W.
DyettA sons.
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W have received New Orleans papers Of Saturday last
-Four n-rs death Ia ssulted from the explosion ct
he MIDI THAI coal pits in chsstsrasd, Virginia, making
Sortytso In al-nine viii persons, and thirty three
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Arctlon-By particular request, I shall hereafter sell
all bonds At auction, vthoat tho accrued interest
which the sold the Board Of
and gives the purchaser the benefit Of when he
bidding any bonds exactly the price that he Ii buying
them for without going into about tho
which change will doubt be by the buyer
well the seller. Shonlt parties however desire at
time to sell their bonds with accrued added
to the shall the The s.le and
through my Advertisements
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, No. Broad street
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window Shade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

o. ait .ornees lace and muslin curtans damAsks bun ho
lands, At.-kELIY FERGUSON, 2s,ts Broadway, ane
- Reade street Offering great inducements 10 purchaser
- the above Goods All kinds % window shades made
der our superior manufacturing facilities lie I,
Keep TIE reputation sc have always hadof being th'
cheapest no use 10 the States
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The Weather

COLUMBIA Is. c., March %, 1855.
The cold frosty weather with which we were visited
last night IL feared, has greatly injured the growing
fruit.
Boston. March %, 1855.
The weather, which has been pleasant To-Day is chang
ing night to the northeast and owing heavy giving
Indications Of the near approach Of q severe storm
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FURNITURE.

EyCRNITURE-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PUR
chase suit Of psrl,r furniture; tste tetes, &o
and gold broecAteie preferred Any person having such
ard desiring to part with them reasonable rate may
address CAsh, Her ald Office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-GREAT SALE OF JEwELRY,
IA watches and diamonds account Of the
turning to Europe-EDWARD ScuENCK will sell at auo.
ton, on Friday and Saturday, March ~ and q, at @
Of diamond ewelry Watches &e consisting OF suits
Of diamond bracelets pins and earrings breastu
elegant cluster and single stone and pins earrings
ladies' Watches snamelled and set both aides with a
monds also Others viz independent seconds double
keepers fifteen day. English patent and detached lever Gc
All in heavy eighteen caret gold eases gold ewery consist
ing OF suts OF bracelets pin and earrings breaches breast
pins seal rings gold stone sleeve buttons do studs gold
pencil cases. lockets &C. &c forming the most attractive
oil he season
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ton invited to the superior article Ia the gentlemen fur
nishng department No Aston House. Tho stock includes
every variety under shirts and drawers crsva dc Join
vile ties ri half hoes gold shir. studs
and sleeve buttons mounted and otherwise &c in cored
for the spring and trade The prices moderate
and the assortment unequaller.
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The Ohio River.

PrrsBURG, March %, 1855.
There are feet Of water in the channel Of the
river and the water is falling The weather Is cold and
windy. -
WHEELING, March %, 1856.
The depth Of the river here s nine feet nine inches
end IL falling Freight Is arriving freely for the East
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BosroE, March %, 1866.
Mo Massachusetts, House to-day refused, by .
large majority, to amend the Ten Hour bill 20 to
make il read eleven hours.
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IN s. nOunn ArCTIONEER NnRTnAnr sAIr

~. tina Jay saturday, u spenala rosewood FURNITURE
nelly cassd and hns toned ranofgrs satuA
ne ~ pantnss costly china and silver heavy velvet
end Brussels cafpstrs Ac &e without rsfari sestha
This day, (ssturdnyJ At lJt A. " ~ 10 warren
street, comprising The whos een,E. q ths houss, CONSIST
sells lpsrsn d. hut little psrlr dinnx
aud bedroom furhiture, o0nsag n seganiy aEAotasa
suites IN French boehds satn Italian marble top esntrs
tabfss also sofa sde ana aney To- also srsud
seven douAe Aetlcn plan forte uarrantmI
God Louis XIV etsgefs fass ted so-h
tables fancy ads reception shsrs, eseruiers Arys sai
splendid Pier gases IN eesty rsnes with slab ard
sts trotAsie and sea curtains goid shaaes yaushs oil
psntnss b. nsm, artsts. gothic iaa4 clocks costly
hsavl carved oak ,ttsnson tsbis, table nass
eroeksry, french china hivsr s~rvcss kss<sts
fks sreons ivory e1tisry, ent glassware qnsr es
csptsr., sine. skampssbss ts rsttsrs f&s ts,sfss
thns tea stss also and shessay bs4stsafs
~tf Acd WahogsnJ borsAas Nth marble tops Do
fiants rnsr ana towsl stands p&asss "a. earisd hair
nare'ses. llanksts eosntsrrAnss kefs kstsrs All p
~t % are i've gs>~s fssthsfs stone shna tsls sst oval
EsdtsSars gi fFAsas nrrors, Ae SAFE rsf'ft, rla
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Lake Navigation.

O5WHUs MArcu 20, Iou0
The schooner Marco Polo, from Toronto, and the
schooner Caroline, from Coburg laden with four arrived
here yesterday afternoon.
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Important To neutrality-suspicious. Spring
assortment Of carpetng ocioths curtains and curtain
materials ready for inspection and will be offered
greatly reduced prices. LORD TAYLOR Grand street.
eoYper Of Chryste
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should 20 at TO TASKEks, 457 Eighth avenue
door from Thirty fourth street, his spring styles are Just
out and judges THEY cannot be surpassed for ue
gapce and durability, and he Is selling them from one TO
three dollars pair less than Broadway prices.
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wh,kers moustaehe grow "a ok weeks. will
rjurs the skin; 81 b9ttle sent any par. 81
country. q. GRAHAM. 80 Broadway, basement Zeber
81 South Thru street, Pbiisdeph
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to without noise with little ard sewing
finest thread without hr akng The yr0nt Of
these machines is go References In sbundaucs
be given TO satisfy all who interested that ,hsss
machines suited every Mind Of perfectly
l. N. SINGER CO, "a Broadway.
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kcrf st No Nasssr street Particular attention paid %
Areslrg, curling aud shampooing the hair Infslibis
tngvvnt 70 tho hair and tnatantaneo1s dye for
beautiful black or brown
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ton large lot Of rich spring rihhons which will seli
baf their value. Ais5 100 dozen AIsxandrss best ss
gloves, at Sc. per pair. r. H. LEADBEATER Co, 3i7
Broadway, corner Leonard street.
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r1ryer ana Alternative taorR ottala er.s Ter All uereu
rif and secondary dstAssa Esrfaia " G. IA RfSg, or
nar q Broadway and John strsst
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T H. SicoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A tory sale Of s2o r:. mortgage seven per cent rs.
senes II 9s Err wsn. and soihsr Ea51sd
ton thursday, March % AZ 10, o'clock, a; Mor.
81 Il s sn :as 9ns
pany o Their first s-.en Per cent real essa.s
On THE OHIO Lis Insurance .ai r'a's
These bsr by mortgage OF real estate
simple, Win s.lisn.y, Tire hundred ssSss.aa dslss.
bond The trustee seriss on the lace Of the bonds that
the title TO the ianes morsased good the railroad
II VI %aSs By nader oath 70 ~,
tie proper county oess and the Of The spss.
er. q that effect. on ale
The road Ps:'s. sbs value q which mus, b f.s.y
% e.. S ss n to aa the s
y The sale Of bonds thu, they may ultimately .oy
the counties a Clark, Scott jennings Decatur Dsiawsr
at Once Tho a si B. p S
indianaPos Indiana Now, In order that all may kno~
y further the road touches the esas.s sea.
,s s "h Ss aas IN % The
sSss sswssI Fort w.ya' and Thsa ps other
asesas.sSie tho snd s..n priss. a. may !.
sseoms rosdshethsr an.hsa or Snan,sh, proats
bic or land abundant security for the
The road 200 miles Ia length mos. dire Ina and
rsyis,l's water. 9th. l,.e. WITH those q ihe Mpp
wsrn railway crossing the Ohio BY means of raI auas
II passes through eighteen towns eleven county seats and
is tn. nearest road 70 thirty other owas and villages
Of the broad guase connecting aft mile. from it,
Of the gusrc. These form q line twenty lis miles
shorter than the Ohio river between Louisville Caoa
natl Between those cities the immense river travel Will
be diverted upon these roads.
by Of hemcie and connection with tho
and Belefontaine Railroad the Northern division sixty
ooI miles forms very drss. line between For; Wayne .ad
nearly ready for the iron and IL IL pscted will finished
md tls car. running hi. hs work has been
pended during the prssre nor at any tine since the
mcBecment ofthe sumner Of 1873.
For pamphlets and detailed statements apply to
ii. NfCOLAY, No. 4 Broad street.
W. HOLMAN, Pres. f. w. A s. RR Co.
B.-The President Of tho company knowing the ia.
trnss value Of there bonds and not wishing the public
rely upon his statement wholly. solicited the appointment
by mco person In whom had the confidence
TO and examine the mortgage record lands stA,tic-
facts the condition Of tho road, which an aud hls
report favorable In every particular than could
have expected from the statement AID exhibit Of the
Pauy would. tberefores recommend these bonds
friends, believing them TO be entirely safe, aud DE-
srabe security profitable and permanent Investment,
and worthy Of attention. as the sale 10 made by order
company and will he peremJtoryto tho highest bidder.
But claim the rght on behalf " the company 10 op the
sale when please ALBERT w. NfCOLAY