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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
1862. TILE 1862.

PFNNsYLvANA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with w connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos kEw.iOKx TO IuE PKNclru WESTERN Ciriks
YsIt train, daily fom Newly orb 10 Philadelphia via
KewJs.ey and Camden and Amboy line, r,,,,
NJ" uuIfIE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COuRrLANDEsr
ny way Of Phsdspha tho morning passengers iesvs Now
York time na other ronea Evening passengers
AT d IN hour later than other Lines.
By way OF Allentown, evening passengers Leave AZ m
three hour. later than tho northern lines aud ~ boh roate
POINTS In the North West Cresine Indianapolis Louisville
81 Louis Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
poin,s West with fewer changes OF cars. 49,, 5000.
seepus Car. without chang. run nom Philadophis to
pht.barb $50 miles and Newly orb Pittsburgh, &JO msa
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all traiuE
Far, tbs ans o. other routes
r.g,.,, checked through. Transfers free.
sreaIe Tickets, good until used, ~ fittsoufsL
Tho Pennsylams Central Company runs an Efngfsnt
Accommodation Lins. which afford. coniotaDio hYds OF
travel to pass moving Westward at one hal INC usual
Of fare IprIours
Bythis route freight. Of oil descriptions can DO forwarded
4, aud om any point the Rarosd Of ONO Kentucky n'
Road DIRECT or to any port on mo ns"sAo'o "o'' y"
The West by steamers from Pitsbursh
The Freight to sni from any poiu IN 'he W est oy
M p.nu.ylyana Railroad at all times as favorable As arc
.b.yrd by other Railroad Companiss sefchants ana snip
er nu.ins tn. transportation Of their Freight 10 this Com
psHJ' ''"'' LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Deaer In Live STOCK VIII ma TINS most ad
yansgeous route. Capacous fard wen waeIsu ahd sup
A. connections and every attention PAID 70 thr wants
Fom Harrisburg whore viii be found svsy conysnIsnse Tor
feeding ard resting choice I. onest o, 'hs rrsADhi
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No Asor'hoass.
LEEc CO. .:;o fI nSas. A SsS No. South William ..
No. Battery place
ENOCu LEWIS. 0sasrsl sup't Altoona, IL
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Amnseuleuts.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ lessee and Manager WIFE ALLEY
Sixth night Of
49, MI HACkErr,
Who will by particular request renest hs s..s ah.S..
pesrean In personation of
fALSTAFF PRETENDING LOVE
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
SATURDAY EVENING Oct 4 1867
VIII be acted various s9d well coatrssed -.
e.iers in bis Comedy in five acts called
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
Or
, r.ksTAyg OUTwITTRp BIZ Woxgy
s,'' nay .as.....Slh JOHN fALoTAHY
THE MERRY WIVES.
Madame PONl5l and Mrs GLADSTANE.
Musical Director. Mr.. HARVEY b. DODWORTH.
MONDAY EVENING. Ost. s, 1862,
FOURTH WEEK or
- EDWIN FORREST.
"no will appear for the second time al
% . NIkGINlU5,
an sheridan knowh's great tragedy Of the name.
Nights Of Performance Of
,,oxn EDWIN FORREST
'inyNp,A "a WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAHs
DR. hACKErrS shts
UNI, TUESDAY and SATURDAY
YIN tne exception of tho Press. No FREE LIST.
ahi,son ~ csnts Secured Psrquette Stalls IS ceotsG
open at Z. O'clock ANU
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DECEIyER's sALE.-SUPREME COURT,


tors. kc., sst WINS cHAMBFRLAIN Q, all pursuance
Of judgment, decree Of the suIee Cont made In the
above action the subscriber will Sell at Public Auction, at
the Merchants Exchange Sac,Toom, No. III Broadway IN
the City Of NewYok the 0sh day Of October 1856? at
~ o'clock Of that day. all those tracts parcels Of LAND
ing aad being the Township Of oodbdg- County Of
MdaleeI STATE Of New'IsI'sy lying along the Highway
from the BLAZING Sta, TO RAILWAY Inc nIs' tract contain.
suid road south essey by land now or late thompson
Crowo and land or late OF the representatives OF Johh
Jacques and William gar south westerly aud westerly by
land late Of benjamin A. BTown freeman MAtin,
and the widow Huda Martin
south westerly by said road aud by land late OF John
Jacques deceased eas.ery BY the bank OF dch aud
Leo northwest by tho meadow now or late Of Tie WIDOW
uulds Martin; and southwest and northwest by land
now o ats OF Doctor Harrison
The third contains about acres and SAT- meadow
IN Railway Meadow aud lying along Deep Creek and
small creek smpIying into IT,
The fourth tract contains about 80 acres ana iynt
place called Railway Neck. and bounded southeast by
fand now or late oil Ralph NJ Crowe norh--asteTy aud
north westerly by land formerly belonging TO William Martin
westerly by land late of David Bunns and Cor
neus Poland Also tho equal third part OH lot contain
ing of woodland being y acres adjoining the hds
now or lalo oil Benjamin Morris, Edwafd tFoweil, and
Merit Malta Also certain lot containing six acres and
two thirds Of Of land being twothtd: part OF ~
bounded by ud Samuel Read deceased and by land OF
William Edgar aud Others The said several tracts being
more particularly described 10 ssd decree. ana together
suown as the old William Martin Farm, aud now occupied
by William =. Chamberlain - =,
damages Of 00 Ia suit for which l. pendng arising
under tho exchange OF estate inside between
William Chamberlain aud William Martin which contract
I. recorded In the office Of thu Register OF Kings County In
! LibeT $40 OF Conveyance page $50 =, ST, =,
shall also sell at public auction on the above Described
farm on the lh dsy Of October 1862 o'clock p m OF
that dny the Cows Horses Wagons Sleigh Farming Tools
and Utensils Grain Hay. and other Stock and Produce now
upon the said farm Ia pursuance Oh sh No"
f0''' ''p''"0'' 90 zlMRI WEST, Receiver &C.
NILES 4 BAGLEY. Attorneys, No Nallst.
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Uritlng- Alatbines.

HEAR what The Rochester American says
III IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tase pleasure IN
that Nine Demoests Sewing Machine
t. no Tor sale in this city beautiful piece oil meeA-
isn and yet simple that child can operate WIN eas'
II tho running stitch with tie common needle, ISsu.
larry aud rapidly and adapted for sowing light ms,ea 30
difficult for ordinary machines will ,oon ave more th1n
costs and i chospness places II within tho reseh OF al
Every fau should have Of these Space ~i NOT
admit ofs full description Of all ito advantages but wo ao'e
every lady TO see u in operation AZ
Ladies' call and In operation. No t7j bfoadWny NO
n Fast Iltb-st ard No. 1874 Pieuepont st. Brooklyn
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printing.

AT Dawleys, Business Cards, 75c. 200; Bill
n heads. hrstclsss 80 reanj Books, Pamphlets News
papers Law Cases-cverythiag equally cheap. r. r. Dsw.
ieys new Steam Establishment Reade and Centre Sta
CHEAPEST FIRST-CLASS PRINTER in the
~ city-No. Tryonrow. City Hail Cards 90 cents
per 1000, Bihesds rs per ream hsndbi 90 cents per
/ 900. Every other description equally low.
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PURSUANT to an order of ROBERT III.
j COLES Surrogate Of the County Of Westche'ter, no.
claims against the OF ELISHA q. OTIS late OF the
Town Of fonks Ia said County deceased to present tie
same with the vouchers thereof the undersigned sdmnis
all and singular the goods chaes aud credit, Of the
said deceased. at the Ohio. Of WILLIAM A COOK, At
torey No liz Broadway, NewYork City before the
18Th day OF July A. d. l5lDaed this 5lh day Of January,
A. d., ie61 Il. L. BAbBIrT, Administrator
Jai8 lswfmo Sat.
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Go 5porismem.

+ Is. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Manuiac-
~ tursr and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In ali n
variety. Cutlery Guns Powder aud Shot Nets, yss' Nv
Repairing dons q shsEi notice. Estsbl'asd u W"
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of tho County Of NswYors notice Is hereby given all
p.rou, having claims agsns. SAMUEL LOpER late Of the
City Of Now York deceased TO present the with yoneh-
thereof 10 the .ub.cbe at the Office OF Edward A. Fra
ser ..q No 800 Broous..t In tho City OF Newiork on or
before the 9Th day OF March noIt-Dated Newfork, the
ELEANOR LODFR Adninistrstrir
aero fayGms' JOHN h. HOLMES Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
~ In consequence Of the
ENTHUSIASTIC hECEPr1ON
which nightly gree,s the Celebrated Cornedysby
TOM TAYLOR AND CHAS READE, entitled
PEG WOFFINGTON;
And In accordance with the
UNIVERSAL DEMAND,
Miss KEENE 4. ind need 10 repeat IL THIS EVENING
SATURDAY. Oct. l.
TIE performances commence with
PEG WOFFlNGTON,
Or,
MASKS AND FACES.
PEG WOFFINGTON Their great charscter), Miss LAURA
kkENE.
To conclude with the favorite comedietts Of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Margery with songs). Mrs. Sedley Brown.
On MONDAY Oct 6, will be produced the first NEW
COMEDY Of the season. in which Mr.. BLAKE aud all IL
Com pany will appear
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

IIss1HtHt DoHIrsc Fltce, by ]. BrcKsTOyY calIad
CAUIHLEEN, The CARD-DkAWER:
Or MURDER WILL OUT.
And The modern extrsyag4nt farce entitled
YOUNG AMERICA
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK Of o,eiock
CLAUDE MARCEL, THE IDIOT OFT .RREa
EVERY EVENING at u O'Clock
THE brilliantly COLORED TROPICAL FISH
are tbs admiration II every one and regarded
- THE MARNELS OF NATURE
PROFESSOR AGAsslZ, the highest authority in q
world they highly interesting scientific point e
view" The collection embraces
FIFTY BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
PEACOCK FISH, or FOUR-EYED CHERUBS
COW FISH, SQUIRREL and PORCUPINE FISH.
SURGEON, or DOCTOR FISH. SPANISH LADY.
CRIMSON CAVAREITA. OF JENNY HINE.
ANEMONES, ZOOPHYIES or SEA FLOWERS.
PARROT FISH, GR0UPER. YELLOW SNAPPER,
WARBLER. ZEBRA FISH, and numerous other yaristieS
all entirely this latitude and very rich and egant
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MONSTER
SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, Wax Figures snd
near million other wonders.
Admission IS cents Children under 10, IS cents.
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fonses ano farms Uantco.

A WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
Al IN Brooklyn-By private family who give ssiisiac.
cory reference TO payment well as care Of House snd
sarLi.ure No bosder boarding house wanted Location
aust 90 desirable aud terms moderate address WIN
g.iieaaIs care c. TAYLOR, CaFIeIs, Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

.GOTTsCHALK's CONCERTS, IRVING
~ HALL
THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT
of the celebrated Pianist,
Mr.. L. NJ. G01rSCHALK,
VIII take place on SATURDAY EVENING, 0ct
Cd which occasion,
Mrs JENNY KEMP1ON,
will make her second appearance; also
MR. HARRY 5ANDERS0N,
tie eminent Pianist.
Mr. J. r. Thomas Mr. Joseph Non.
Mir F. Bergner. Mr.. Geo. Malta
MI H. {. Timm MI. Anton Rysr.
Musical Director:
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
No extra charge for Reserved Seas
TICKET OFFICES:
BEER & SCHIRMER'S. No. 70l Broadway; SHARPEN.
BERG LUls'S No. 769 Broadway; SHELLS. Ne
Nssssust, and at Irving Hall
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NETWORK a YEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK a NEW-llANEN RAILROAD.
I,a SPRING ARRANGEMENT. is62.
COMMENCING MAY 5, 1892.
Ptuengsr station "a New York icorer 27ths. and 9TH
sv.nue. Entrance on R1ths,.
TRAINS LEAVE hEWiOKK.
. FOR New Haven. ga ~. (En) i2I9 j. (Er) 49, 40
y For fBdJsepori. Isam, Er)ilai', ErJ $50 40,
for Mfod, stafford FsI,aeld Southport and wo.,pOr,
For Sorw,i, !. 30 w.. l2l5. o. ok a5O, 40 $50,
Tor D.ri.a and Greenwich %, lais. $50, 40,
for stamford. 8 rI) go, a M ial', D. (Er) aso'
410 3 10 o T. m. (kr)
Por Por, Chester ard intermediate stations go
II Is 80 40 $50, tJ0 p.
For Pot Chester aud New Rochelle, 0 p IN. (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a. IN, ,, (EID ?. m,
Fof Boston. via Shore Line l2l5, p. m, (Erl
For Hartford and pnshsd, u, (Ex) Isl3. (EK,)
ror CONSISTENT River Railroad to Montreal m (Hx
and u 10 p m, to Northampton.
For Hntiord Providence, and FiAhiil Railroad, Ill.,
roT New fAven, New London and stonn son Railroad a.
10 M lll3 ;. q. =. N, ttS
, Csu.l Railroad i!.l5 y M. 10 Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad. TO fIt,shc!d n p H.. to
New. Milford.
For N.ng.tuck Railrosd, r. a. m, 2 p. m
Tor Danbury Aed Norwals HalEosd, T. $50 a NJ, 3a
Commodlous Sleeping Cars attached 70 3 p. Trsin.
JAMES A. HOY +. supcTinte leut.
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OprIcg oy TnE ERIr RAmwAr CoyPtsr
NOTICE.--1he Stockholders of the Ere Kali
~ way Company ore hereby notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION for Directors for the ensuing year will be held
at the office Of ssii Company Eueplsee In the CITY OF
E.wYorE on TUESDAY the lsh day Of October neIt
Tie polls Will be open from II o'clock IN, ti osock
The ransrer books viii be clo'sd the afternoon Of
Saturday the 2h inst and remain closed nail the 10Th OF
Oct0bef III. n. OILS, Secretary.
New.York SEPT i2 l9c2.
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nUuUARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
4 YoRK-TWENTY- FIRST SEASON, ls6l-3-Ths
Hoard of Directors respectfully inform the Members aud the
Public tine Concerts and Rehessas oil the season WIZ
take place a. IRVING HALL. . -,
Flint Public Rehearsal on SATURDAY Oct II, at . p m.
For Subscriptions apply in the Music Store. Of Messrs
sharf,nbrtg x Luis No iJ9 Broadway aud Me.rs Beer
Schlrmer No 7Ol Broadway L. Spiel Secretary at IL
time Of rehea sails. hy order, L. SfiEh, Secretary
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OPYIos oP THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Toptine Buiidiugs, No s8 Wallet,

IOpIN6 z
NRw.YoRK, Sept %. 1872
ODD DIVIDEND.--The Board of Directors
81 have this day declared Diyidend Of THREE D fEii
CENT ont tie earnings Of the Road for the three MOI IN
ending the 3sth inst. and ONE (D PER CENT ADpi-
TlONAL Of the earnings OF steamers sailing vessels &C.
payable to the stockholders or their legal representatives. Oh
and after the 9th October next -,
The Transfer Book, viii be closed from the evening OF the
9th September until the morning Of the Sh October
HENRY SMITH Treasurer.
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Eegal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Coan,y Of Newly Notice IL hereby given TO all
person. having claims az,n., THOMAS PARklN late Of
tie City OF NesIork dsc-aei TO p.eseni the ssIns with
thereof the subscriber AZ the Office Of SPRING
RUSSELL. No "a Pine-st, In the City of New yors, on
OF before the fourteenth day Of December Dated New
York the 9Th day OF June, 1901 - .
lei iswems. CHAs H. PARKIN Admir-.
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Proposals.
oyrIcK or A..,r COnnIs.An.oEyrn.Lo y sunnsIEsoH.

OFFICE OF Asst CossIssARY-GgsERAL oY SUBSISTENCE
No. SrAry-sT. NEw-l DIRK, Oct. 3. 1861,
A RMY SUPPLlES.-PrOposals will be re-
~ ceiyed by the undersigned until O'Clock p M on
TUESDAY, the eth inst, for supplying for the use or
the United states Amy, SUBSISTENCE STORES, to be
I2jUO0 pour d. prime RIO COFFEE. 70 be roasted ana
packed barrels ike sinples 70 be a. this Office
$4,000 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, 70 be roasted and
10 double sscks Of hundred pounds each in
side be Of strong cosewoven twed cotton stuh or
Of other material equally siaptedto the purpose samples oil
which be erhiDied outside sack OF hfstquaty new
and guunycoh both sacks 10 be sewed Close and the
package made very compact Of ns outside sack TO
lie drasn. wound and sewed strongly. - II,
200. 600 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, to be packed IN
lbs 900 pound. Of prime RICE in clean good, ';Ou, oak
barrels ike samples 20 be seen at this Office.
I2J,O 900 pounds Of prime RICE, In sacks. as above.
Iidfers ph sfIfe hsr ptOp1s1i' ibt sdTlH TINE az
vhich faeU delire,i can be mad.
Proposals dreut articles must be on separate fhccs OF
Small samples to accompany proposals, The above boxes
containing them TO be carefully labeled on the side
Each bid have printed copy OF tAis advertisement
posted It's head and must lie spocihc in complying precisely
with all the terms Each bid to have con'laeia'on must
contain the written guaranty Of two responsible names as
follows:
par. OF the above bid be accepted shall es duly uhed
according is pupo aud conditions. also that w
with bonds 70 the amoun OF nefourih the value
OF the proposed be furnished shall be executed II
requhed."
Bidders may propose FOX the whole part Of either ar
tice.
TIE see name place Of business with date Of purchase
il required on each package OF every article
All the will be carefully inspected before th-r de-
weights signed by professional Public Wti.her must be
furnished wherever required -
expected to hold their good, without eI
psnse tbe United States. until required for shipment
Foposers whose bids accepted equetedt send
FOR their samples Oh TLuisisy Oh October.
Blanks for Prop1oi' Ti be frrr'hcd az hf' oc rhieh
he iscoied onrepe GddrssG % the UnGUngsed
and inaoy'ed 4" Pr0po'a!' t1r SEtSr'ehoe store"
A. b. EATON Lieut. Col aud A. C. O. =.
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If you want to be cured, free OF charge, Of
l Headache Toothachs, or Neuralgia 90 to WOLCOrr,
No 100 Chsihsm-st u you want TO 5@y HEA An
o,s 90 to No. no Chatham st. Y. II you want bottle
.ent BY mail ssnd rs cents to H. Il. "oLooIi' NO iV
Chathain-st., ". Y.
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Ts'HE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late passage from Liverpool 1t has been
considered advisable TO make thorough examination Of her
bottom before sending her her departure will there
fore be delayed be her previously Advertised day Of sail
ing Holders Of return tickets win have them renewed or
money returned they may desire. Due notice viii be
.iyen Of the ships departure.
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

FOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
a town Of Rye n. Y. about half a mile from Port
ueder Depot and 20 miles from the city overlooking the
village. and commanding splendid view Of Long ssBd sound
ana the surrounding country For country residence this
s nnot be surpassed WIN be sold in two parcels or the
*aoe exchanged for productive city property For further
gvicugs apply to PECK BUSH, Portcheser; or PECK
6kOTHEKS, No. oil Chambersst New YORK.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A four-story brown
stone HOUSE. 6 feet deep Is feet 'front.' l33 feet "a
dtpsce South Brooklyn $500 have been spent ia Inn.
tovsmsntA Any wanting their own price
terms No agents need apply. Address b. H. PIER.
oOs Brooklyn Po.t-0 Office.
ANDS-To all wanting FARMS.--Large and
,nes seo Of Philadelphia BY rsos3 rich soil I'm. crops.
c, sen powins 20scre tracts at from 45 TO s2O per
raod pysos within four years Good business openings
Hundreds are settling and making improve
L. r. Appyb CHARLES X. Lands, Postmsster Vine
y.n. oSmosnsnd Coany, New Jersey Letters answered
epeS containing Information will be sent free
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financial.
OyYIoE OF THH s. Is. AND ". Y. r

OyYoE OF THB s. B. AND NY. r. II Co,
SYRACUSE, Sept rs. 1862
NOTICE is hereby given, that the INTEREST
~ dine oct l. on the MORTGAGE BOEDS Of the SYRIA
CIIsE, BINGfIAMTON. and NEW-YORk RAILROAD,
will be paid at the Continental Bank. Newiork presen
U. WEIGH. Secretary.
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OryIcx CLxvKIiyp AND ToLEpo RaILHoAp Co. !

CLEVELAND. o, Sept. - 1862.
NOTICE TO B0NDHOLDERS.-Th This Com
IN pmy Is prepared to pey a. the office Of Messl..
NERAilLYE Co. No ~ Wallst New ork the follow As
Bonds Of tia Company with accrued interest, VIZ; o,,
Junction Railroad "a Mortgsgs Bonds, due ..Nov iooS
Toledo Ncrwalk and Cleveland lst Moug'se .o.
.
Toledo Norwalk end Cleveland 81 Mortgage c.
Bonds
Cleveland and Toledo Income Bonds Sept 100 v
The privilege OF exchanging the different classes OF OUT
standing Bonds Of this Company for the sinking uni bohus
will cesse from and afer tins date. 50 -,
The Coupon. Of the different casse, Of Hond viii be raid
heretofore the Corn FIchsnge BANK deduetng yer
cent Government tar. JOHN GAhDlNbh fTesheh~
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Eosi ano Eonno.
furniture.


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N GLAssEs MATTRESSES, BEDDING &c, cheaper
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