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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
HALF 1 MILLION.

The prominent names in lis Direction wei known as
among the FIRST Of New York Merchants place one
th- leading Comp Tor stability. and reputA-
ton for prompt Elements and fair dealing Will en
with its future business the guarantees presented a.
the public ample assets ana aud honorable treat
nent of an dealers
hlsks accepted on Dwellings and their Furniture for
one three anl ave years also Buildings and Merchan
Freight monies A. o. NtLk, Agent,
Al tue Ky Book store. ans lng
losses occurring under Policies issued ths Agency
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
Sh Ayers

THE WORDS eRrAr Rrxrpr roR
Scrcflia and ScroN,1o,,. n

scrofula and Scrofulous DiSao.o.
From Emery Edes a sreil-kaosca rerohayf !, n
fori Maine. -
have sold large Quantities OF Your SARsApt
ElLLA, but never yet one bottle which f,lcI "a -
desired effect and fun satisfaction 10 tho.e who ,s
~ As last as our people try II, they agree there ~
oeei' no inealeine Ike II oeorc IN Our community"
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches. Pustules. N.
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
FROM Reg- Robe. Strafton, Bristol EnclrpS
" only do my duty 10 you and the public whe,
] add my testimony 10 that you publish OF the ma
dicinal virtues of your SAG1sAPAfILLA- Nv dausb
ter. ayed ten, had an affecting humcr In her cars
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable ~
cure until we tried your SARsAFAEILLA. She has
been well for some mouths"
from Mrs Jane +. Rice, tccil-troirn AID F..eb
esteemed lady u DeRniSrslle. Cape Alrv c. n y
My daughter has suffered for year past win
scrOfulOus eruption. which was very troublesome
Nothing afforded any relief until tried vovr
SAEsAFARILLA, which soon completely eurcd her
From Charies p Gage, Esq. Of fhe sriiely-tno,r.
Gage, hHrrdg y Co, rsaHa f1cilrers y eAanseiles
papers IA NGshsa, \. n.
al had for several years very troublesome
hNmOr IN nv face, which .-rcw constantly worse
until u disigared my features and became an ntoi
cradle affection. tried almost every thing nan
could Of both advice and medicine, but without INV
relief whatever. until took your SARSAPARttI
X Immediately made my face worse, as YOU told me-
n might for a time; bat IN n few weeks the new
skin began 10 form under the blotches, and con.
tinucd until my face Is as smooth rs any hOdv'S.
and am without any symptoms OF the disease that
know Of. enjoy perfect health, aud without
doubt owe Il 10 your SARsAPARlLLA."
r-ysipelas - General Debility Purify the
Blood.
From Or. hotf. SGirin, Houston ST., Neu Ya-t.
DR- AVER l seldom fail 10 remove Er,.p!ions
and ScrQf4los Sores by the pcrSevering OF your
SAESAPARlILA. aud have Just now cured an aftack
Of Malignant ErgsipeiGs with u. No Alternative we
possess equals the SAKSAPAEILIA you have sun
Piled 10 the profession well rs 10 the people"
Prom ,. E. Johnston, Esq. Uatcmar Ohic.
For twelve years had the yellow Frvsitelas
on my right arm. during which time l tried all the
celebrated ply siclans could REACH and took hum
dreds of dollars worth or medicines The ulcers
were 50 bad that the cords became visible anl the
doctors decided that my arm must be ampufatei- I
began taking your SARS APARILLA. Took two bot
ties and some Of your PILIs. Together they lave
cured me. I am now well and sound as any BODY
Being in public place, my is known % every
body IN this community, aud cNcltes the wonder Of
all"
Prom Hon Henry Monro, " p. T., OF Neccasfre.
C. ~, lSading member Of the Canadian laurlia-
rsenf.
d" have used your SAEsAPARrLI.A IN my family
for general debility, and for purifying the blood,
with very beneficial results. and feel confidence IN
commencing II 10 the afflicted"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
CHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance


4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notice
Il is hereby given, that pursuance Of license 10
me granted 10y VIM H. Fuckney. Judge Of Probate for
the county Of Inghan the lst day Of February
A u. IS = shall sell az public auction az the front
door Of the Court House, 80 the village Of Mason on
saturday the 10Th day Of March next, At O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of said day. The following piece OF parcel
OF land Subject 10 all liens thereon VIZ the elst nall
Of south east quarter Of three town two north
Of range one w-sti contang SO acres, more or less
MINOS McROBERTS.
45ew6 Admir- estate Of Leonard T. True, deceased
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

ALI DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's TAKE No OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement and send for IT,
4+syl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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INCORPORATED ls6S.
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE
q . M II AMY,
NEW YORK
100000

Capital authorized hy Special Act of the New York
leo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
7 0 N S o r AL.
Merchants Share, LaryerS Sbare, He.
chanics Share, Everybody Shares,
But
TT III. w 1850
Can beat the World Shaving

THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW
pleasantly located IN I neat and commodiouS rom
few doors north Of c. Bailey Cos Ranking Office
where he holds himself IN readiness 70 do shaving and
Hair Dressing the best style OF the art aud would Be
pleased TO see all old friends and many ones as
choose 10 come.
All kinds Of perfume-iss. hair dies oils &c nanurac
taret 20 order. Wigs, IOupess Curls &c &c furnish
ed O. order. I'm WILSON alias
odd lin -
LANSING June 20 1867 426yI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
TIE GREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.


! Treatment an Ra5ica Care ~ seminal We4kness
N Suruatorrlo ga induced by SefAh 1se. Involuntary
Enssia1s lmpotelcE Nervous D-f-lty- and Impe5l-
uerts Marriage generally Cons rrlpt.Gr E1i.erev
an Fi,s Mental ard Physical Incapacity kc-Ry ROBT
J C-LvERWFLL. y i. Althor " tn- Gr.es BOOK &c
The world rer 1-et a1thor. in this admirable lee
ture clearly proves from bis cr experience that TIE
awfr cols- FENCES n -ef-ahuse nav BE- e-ct-aF re
moved without medicine. and without dangerous srrei-
Cal o1e-at1r- no-E-es --s-r- -rts riggs or c1r-2-s
pointing Or mode n cure Il crce cerfl-l ard crc
tral. y which every sufferer. matter nat bis cor
elton nay BE- u4v ere himself CD eaF E. pr.Fatey
and rafcaF- his lell-re VII prove bon q thou
SANDS z1t thousands
set under sea- 10 piai- eu~eops. % any address
o. TIE rece.p. % ce1ls tT0 po-taze STAMPS BY
Addressing CHAS. r kline.
lSoJI ~ BsEsry, New Tork. Poet 01ses Box, 4ss3
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MUST BE SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

v,ANso INSTRUCTION. Our rEw,AND oRIoI.
II nal me,hod which can explain Ia ten minutes we
sarsnec 10 leach the most unmuscal person " play the
Han a perfectly three months aud accom- ,mcn~
singing after lew easy lessons DUbSoS o"Vo'' "
FOURTH avenue, corner Of Ten:h street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

sTENTsoG. LADfEs.-run dRE1f EsoLIsg
n ke@sdg -1Ar Jsnes ceieSratrd Female rslA
prepared Ggon prescgtp<soa ~ 6s Clarke. r. D.. Pby
sscssn ExroDgGnary - De <beca rs well knowu medt
csne q no tnpesea. bat and sR remedy fer ieuae
csaaea eed asnenxh powerful semcdy ney oostss
And ssas Affections. the back hnbs fsgue %
slight eKeron OF the these
Pills with eject wkea ell meaas faded.
and although powerful remedy do Gallo
met sn.moy. Or saythsg hsrfu - ~ ceassnsues fuu
should De csssiSy pressrvsd FOR M passcsisSs oStsn.
free OF the agenk - aphlet SOLD by al druegss
JOE h0sES, n Corlandt street, n. -.
6ose United States aecat
saS "a pesesfs s,smp. easlesee . az ss.hS
r.ed agent W assure bottle containing ever 6H pills "
return nall. N6M f#lf NNH a#@a
AN ACT or oRATfrUD6 10 MI VERY ABLK
"A phyecan aal o. charity the euforiug subtle. viii
inform who Il suffering from Dcbiy dhe
resul Of cary Of miraculous Address.
with stamp. A. O.. station d kcw Wort.
Arko. SANITY PLAcx. D. oRInDLE is TREAT
N ing ell female complaints with Unparalleled success
Y sare 70 give relief v thc nss aaxieus patient 10 twenty
four hours.
LII DISEASES or PEMALUS TREATED WlrH
n professional ski at T Broadway; private for
lades Residcat physcian L. attendance from "a H. 70
err 1I.H -t- :.
ppm TO rHR sURB PLACE FOR SPEEDY AND
"A eneotual without mercury 6hAngo Of Diet loss
q umo-Dr WARDS old estabiished oncc 50 LispenArd
esrooA &lN-Nt #.ei
A DvIcE TO ALI. AFFI.IorRO rEMALBs-DR
n POWBRS. Tomato physciao. - Lispcnsra street. e
coasaed with unparalleled socoesA Relief IL sure and
speo1y.
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sHlPPIu0.


Noaos-fdG srEAnSaIF orr O. sxSi5S0SS.
ts.ss =. s. :. :. sss IS. $50. = 3 III
49, s.S sserase q reduced ~ psxsss y.sd ssssss
srRAH wEAKsY TO LIVERPOOL. soycHruo AZ
Quee.sto ~ cork hrborb rhe iA~erpoe New xork asd
I'M ssSss ossss Ss SS = 'As
EDINBgR0. sassrday Marr6 H
cFs 81 Szs 55ssaSs S 1900 Asssa
go every suocccdlo9 oaturAy g. eeeA noSx eeUefth
RArRS OF PASSAGE.
fayabae u gold. Or Iss e9uivslcot 10 currency
p psss 70 Si ss.lss Ssse G
Do e nsms. arg, !. p9 H.: . Hs.ssss
Antwerp &C. q equaly low rates =. -. -
From Liverpool or Queenstown First Csbtu t7k SIS.
sods esS b. ,css,s here :, these s.ss '' 'as3
These steamers have accommodations for passcn
gers. strongly bsi IN water tight ira. seoses, aud
carry patent lre asn,hiatofs Experiences Surgeons are
zee further ssiesT...o" ssoy s Liverpool !: ws:n
No. Euock square, Qsesas.own. 70 q. 4 " d.
Seymour Co. IA L.don 70 Eives Macy. q King wa
ass Victories rsoe do sosse "a pessepSs q JoSs
q Dale lii wainpt srres at the CompanT's o1iees
JOHN O. DALE. Agent. 10 broadway. New York.
nHR NORTH GERMAN LLovDs STEAMSHIP
l HAksA. a. r Won sanea comuaader carving The
Unitcd S,aes haif witt sat- from the BrocAcn ter foot
-. SATURDAY. march &C. Il ~ o'clock H..
rai BRsMEn. VIA SOUTHAMPTON. se
IONpON' HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON aul BREMEN
81 the following rates. payable an gold or s equivalent In
ror tae Ora. caba slos secend casa ssa 81 s.eesass
The HAEsA viii be followed By .he AMERICA Aprua
OELRlOHS CO.. GO Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

1yoe ssir-rwo HOUSES ~ FIFTEENTH STREET
n doors ~ - ~ sisth Avenue For particulars an
Or 70 VI L. CLARKsoN. 80 Nassau strecl
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y,uRNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-BURHHAM's
ID Furnure ksprr. pnrnisnrs hnpves'
FURNITURE stored All kinds ~ furniture boxed and
oountrp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

a : nnn FOR SALE. ONE HALF or LOWERS
SC.OVU. Paeut Marine Log aud Ieewsy indicator
the only thing patented IN this country II IL
ndispessbls in the United states Nssy. A. they are
present ussng nm inferior English psleut wish 10 sell
halt OF patent give purchaser the sole privilege
OF manuia ctnring Patent just received Apply 70 w.
bttkH nautical 81 surnq sD N. b.
PRINCIPALS Ga IL need apvxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

xxyANrEp-As ADVERTISING VAN OR rERA alstn!
nsr punch asd Judy and 50, Of Italian Fautce mt or
ns. etts To let small Dwarf snd mammoth Bear
ncr sair Ane collectien OF WAY Figures and largo
Ans"'""@' r. r. BARNUM. Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

G10I HAND MONEY WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY
CIUU recruit or broker thai will bring recruit; this
Spi and above the regular S5l bounty, and tho
money VI ready ~ tho passes the surgeon
Apply Numerically al tho netcsntis House No ~ Beach
stlesl, Boston. Mass
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THREE OLD ENGLrsH SOLDIERS CAN LEARN OF
extra good chance 70 enlist ths morning By calling
nj i36 BROADWAY. IN stairs
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A DviCR TO ALL AFrLICrEO FEMALEB-DR
n POWERS. Tomato physician - Espcnara street. is
consulted With unparalleled sucoesa. Rccf Is sure aad
GDo0hy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

A TTESTION. THE CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN
"A Agency Store. az seventh avenue. have received
large orders from above markets purchase ana
the highest price for Wearing Apparel Carpets furntnre
yewelry, Ar. will mention some OF the prices -sik
Dresses s. TO SIS; Coats ~ to SIS; Pans - to IS; also
Wooleu Muslin and Calico Dresses, Shawls. cosks IN.
Call ADDRESS II. ROSENBEKG. 2t2 Seventh avenue.
Ladies attended by Mrs Rosenberg
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MISUNDERSTANDING FOR THE NEW DETROIT
Athensum leading lady juvenile lady Leading man,
piy for three days TO JAMES CONNER CO., 20 West
Houston street
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rT,uE BAYJo TAUGHT BY FRANK D. CONVERSE. :
Refers TO the foowng music 4 fgn or
don 53s and the minstrel profession generally
Address care OF r. q. Campbell $50 Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

A TTENriOE VOLUNTEERS THosE VINO ARE
n about 1, enlist woud do welt call nj the United
States Ga and Law Once 262 Broadway. corner OF War
they will receive information relating 70
Volunteering which wi! he greatly 10 their interest and
pront and which the veteran we'll az the inexperienced
will fall 10 Justly appreciate Full particulars M to the
right Regiment either the infantry. artillery
cavalry and where tue different regiments located
where the highest amonpt Of bounty ~ offered, and
where the most cash IN hand he obtained also the
securing OF relief their families The above aud all other
relating TO the OF viii BE-
them free remuncraed by the government for
A. LEWIS CO,
United States Claim ana Law once, 262 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

A TTFNTfONl-s,DO0o WORTH or CAST orr CLOTH
n ing Carpets &e wanted. Al the Western Agency; hfy
per cent mo Than elsewhere viii be paid Address Ducas
at t6s Seventh OF TWENTY nrs street Al
wsys eaactxAs attended 10 bv Mr. and MIA y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

AT-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN CAN RECEIVE
a mos for tber cast on oo,hIng Furniture CARPETS
&C, than ~ any other pare Have demand Tor
them. Csn on address II. COIN 2t0 sevcnth avenue.
near the drug store. Ladies attended by Mrs Cobn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

=, .xto rNsrpucrroN Il GUARANTEE TO TEACH
Is any person 70 play Inc Banjo perfectly 70 one quarters
"a In few mnutes Address Chss T. Dobson, boz 2lo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

ETH REGIMENT. HRAvY ARTILLHRy-FoRTs OF
- Baltimore; no fatgung marches; Captain Combs. 50
Lsrensu street authorized by Co0nei Murray 10 accept
few good for this favori.e regiment; beware Of all
without auhoriy wanted for the Sixth and Fifteenth
Heavy Artillery Fort Lyon. Cavalry and fiftyhr
fapty agents treated with fair terms; highest
cash bounty paid promptly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

ID MECHANIOS' HALL 472 BROADWAY.
Monday, March IL ana every night during tho week,
BRYAETS MINSTRELS.
the excelsior troupe IN the following pleasing
TANNING BUTTEkFLY.
Dave Reeds s0ng and dance "P0y Aua :"
LES MISERABLE6
RObt Cheek N. Seymour Hungry Jake. Dan Bryant
EXEMPT SHAKERS. THE PERFECT CURES
The Ghost Reel Four Groves Macs ksseHcc
HOW ARE YOU QREENBACRS.
Introducing the whole troupe In their festvs. dspssy
Doors open at 6I curtain rises TX. Tickets 70 cents
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Grcuiua Tr(rgtaph
rRIpAY. pRcEMBER 10. ls6L.



oh for a line direct from noble sherman,
Fresh from the scat OF war;
So that the loyal heart might well determine
His dangers all we're DER!
What 10y 10 hear the booming Of his cannon,
BY far AtlantiC's wave; .
To know that meath victorious flag and pennaht
Our victorious heroes lave
To hear the shout with which on God reliant,
They make the sea their basci
To see the stars and S ripes lluug out dehAnt
In every ioemau's face
Whether those foemen be our kith and kindred,
Base England or bold France;
To know that nothing yet has let or hlnuered
Brave Shemans sure advance
Db Tor the day--nor in the future distant
When monarchs shall be taught
That unto Rebels, 20 be kiud-assi5tant,
Were labor sadly wrought
To have the chalice with its potion bitter
Presented TO their taste,
And see the nations all around them litter
With undissemblCd haste.
Shame. shame TO England, unto France a Kissing,
We scorn them 10 their teeth
The day will come our curse shall turn TO blesslhB
Beneath the olive wreath
The day will come, as brightly breaks the morn
ing,
When Freedoms flag unfurled
Shall like the gistcning dew-drop, self-adorning,
Salute a ransomed world!
Oh speed that day, thou God Of joy and gladness
Aud may the nations al,
Bereft of Claukiug chains and tears OF sadness,
Before Immbuuel fall!
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GOAL AT FIRST COST-COSr PRICE TO
Stock no ldert S75S per tOn-Inmed At Dellvery-Cou
Of best Quaity-ShNCI, each enulmg TO one and nah
tons t for twenty and 70 cash
dividends Of proats from The surplus coal may now be
obtained at $40 payable ban ON spoacrDlng and half on
January 5 next, Of the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
FRANKLIN COAL COMPANY, Oflee No. l2l 8. rHIRD
Street (oppose the 0irard Bank stock Capital $4,000,
Subscription OF shares S5B; Of 10 shares, S9Oi or 20
shares SI5 Of 70 shares 2b OF loo snarai $50 Of ~
shares. $7oOO. - -
ope and hsk coal ior % yeArs, and Cash
Dividend every six mouths, ot Ne pFoa ron tho sale Of
~ Bius s8A. -,
soeiRodtrI who DO not want any coal may have their
proportion OF coal sold By the Company or their ospecla
bensnt pronts being paid 70 them independent
a the regular sssh diHdsnds to which thsy are also
suhdsd. .,.,,, ~ , -
At DOnAison rremOoD, wHR extensive Mining and
Tnber Rights, excellent DOubie Br0ak o. Slope WOrhs
large Sesm M gtnss hahOAdH, ana al other maeAheIy
Aad apparatus, IN tun operation, capable OF mining " O9
tons 10 be extended - $50 900 tons per year.
Thka Goal q the best qualty chiehy OF the BLACK
HEATH AAd Primrose Veins, which, wiki several other
Vauaole coal VsnR extend within the lines of the Com
pAny hr miles IN ler gtn.
IBAneh sfths Reading Railroad extends N the E1uss
q The Company OVsr which ths ooA Ia daily sA1t ~
sosSbodes may otder N elr Coal IN any Of the usual
sizes viz Lump Coal Broken Esq Stove, OF Nut Coal
ali Al the present price q 8 - ton delivered AZ
me house, within the usual distance cf the Company
coal yard the northern, middle and souhern por Ions
T5e COMPANY ard a the minrg wors are clear o. debt
ard an OpeTAtlOas conducted the cash prnepls
No isO 5. THIRD Street, second door, opposite Grart
1scvt Sor Rsadng.-MAyor Hoysr.
BoaTd Of Directors William FoFd, d, H. Woha, Ro0er
P. KING, II. sshucele' ~, sor,,,,,,,, d, p-,so,,
! AB JAzDrN, Secretary. lt-23-lm
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A BATTLE IN 'FRONT.' OF NASHVILLE.
suce,..ofourTroop. over Hoods Army.

success ui ONN AENbh'N VNeE AapoN = - NY
wAsn1NGTON, Dec. 10, II 30 L. MO MIajor-Gcn.
DIx:-Ims Department has just received unexpected
dispatches nom Nashville, announcing that General
THOMAS, with the OrcCs under his command, at
lacked HOoD g army in front Of Nashville, al nlnc
o'clock this morning, and although She battle ~
not yet decided, the whole action to-day IS described
as splendid and successful
Our line advanced on the right five miles. The
enemy were driven from The uyer, from Ius in rcnch'
ment,, and from the range OF hills on which his loit
rested and forced ack upon his right and centre,
and had ms centre pushed back from one TO three
mics, with the loss OF seventeen guns and about
fifteen hundred prsouors and his whole hne OF
oarthworks, except about mile ON hs oNtremo
rpht, wheru no serious attomp was made to disodgo
him.
our casualties are reported light
HooD's whole army, except the cavalry aud g.
small force near Murtlcosboro were engaged.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War,
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RGEFe OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
49, ROAD COMPANY.
PHuLAORLPHIA, November 4, 1884
HOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,


lOTICE TO SHAREHO OLDEKs,
The Shareholders Of this company ave notned thaA
under luton the Boa Of Directors they arc enu
ted Bubscr be the stock OF the Company he amount
o. TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest," s
shown BY their books Of the I'd instant.
zach shareholder en- iled 70 fractional part OF snare
under the terms OF the Resolution shan have the prv
lege tubscrbng or full share the payment or hhy
dol lrs. -
Ins Stock will be issutd at the value o. nHy dol.
Lara per share. Accrued ~ terest at SIN PER CENT VIE
bo charged RON the lat instant until payment Is made.
Tho Hooks for SUBSCRIPTION and payment will be open
on MONDAY, the 7th instant and VIII close ,he 3lst
a December neIt after which no further subscriptions
VII be received under the resolution,
u-lEtl2-sl THONAST FIRTH Treasures.
R~S5y~ OFFICE PHILADELPHIA GAS
~ WORKS, November 30, 1864.
Proposals will BE- received At this ONCE un II noon OF
the Ft o. January next tOr the TO the Trustees tho
Phllade pha Gas Works, ~ stock in the
.aouthwark and h0yamensing Gas Worhs
Germantown 90
MnmAyunE 90
Aud Richmond 90 o.,
10 he used a. investments for the sinking funds Of said
WILLIAM FENNELL,
l2-2-'m Cisier'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
e-5Jf- PHILADELPHIA AND READING
- Railroad Conuauy, OMco NO. ~ g tOuE1u

e-5Jfa PHILADELPHIA AND READING
Railroad COMPANY, Omco NO. ~ q. FOURTH
pmhrptruIN, December W, 1864
Ncurr htrsbT given to Sue stockholders of tHis Com
pAuv hat ne Annual Nrqt.ip and an Election for frel.
den sN ManAvrs, rta .urgr, and secretary WIN t'sc
psec ON the second MONDAY Wthl " January neyt,o
" N WILLIAM ~. WEBB.
1913 III Secretary.
e1g5- OFFICE or HONEY.COMB PErRO-
so % 3 rOtEIH sTEEEr
Jie Subscription Books viii be eo,ed on Thuraday,
qhCCSr,'nr..es .f -toc1 will be- issued on Monday i9h
WILLIAM MANN, President.
1aoy,sTolsAS. sccro,sry srd Treasured. ll9.dJ'
nS7g~ UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, NO. 1916
So ChEsNUT Street,
Attic stated Meeting uf the Uu..u League hnli DO.
C'mNur l9 1860, the following OWGo-s elected 70
serve dwlupt'rs ensuing year
rrTrTuIyr
J..GII INttIIAN FELL.
yIDE-rHE-TpTNTs.
WIN. Il. Ashhurst, Ndolpb u. B,tic.
Horace Bluuoy, Jr., Morton McMichael.
DIRECTIONS
y. T. Clarte Hare, Danl Smith Jr.,.
Lindl Smyth, y, Il. Browne,
Jas. L. CIaghOrn. Jas. n. Ornc,
thas Gibbons, u, q. Lea,
Geo II. BtkC., Wm. sellers.
Jos. a. Townsend Elcr,iC Wallace, N. D.,
eco Wmire,,' CadwGladcr Bi ildio.
GEORGE H. BOXER.
ll-H-lt secrctsry
e(,SJs PITTsBUBG, SrH IECEMBER, 1854.
- DIVIBIND.-Ihe Directors OF tho ROSS OlL