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suocx,,o DEATH FROM PROFESSIONALISM

SHOCKING DEATH FROM PHOsPHoRUs.-Mr
Richards held an inquiry yesterday at the Westminster
Arms Tavern w:rnes gSS" a, Scn,'
ho WAS ALE sd have died from the effects ol poison.
lag by phosphorus Thomas Hill. wsrehousemsn, 70:
wsrner.pace Bethnal green Gaid that the deceased
was his son. On Monday witness bought some phos-
phorus a. ciemsts HI house vas Infested I'm rats
and he intended TO poison them with 1t. He psced
oge Of ths ho:hoa. on hsrO wh % .u Saess
pssss q in bread corner Ct Ne csdrens
The next norrias. the rats not having eaten ~ our
ing tie night witness placed the bread anu butter on
Shelf In The room About nine o'clock on the Tuesday
night witness heard loud SCREAMS proceeding fom ~"
dreu. Gecrce aged i've years and Thomas aged fonr
years standing IN the room IN great etsto u 1ua.
Sheets OF lire we're coming IRON inc mouth oi ~ -
The color Of the flames were blue aud white. my ~
seemed In dreadful agony DIR. Latham Was sou. iy,'
and he used all the known remedies but w.no s
The deceased continued In TN nssnsipe sia,s h,.a.
day when he died. All the poisoned bread an1 vu'Ier
that witu,ss had left on the shelf was Gvrc wns
believed that the deceased had eaten ~ Ire pncspno
rus Is sold IN packets for one penny esci. NM
Ts noson WA close 10 the chirens bed He bal
o ntsp,on ~ ir,urinr the children when ne put the
bread on tae shelf Wnsse did not get tne doctof au
ri Mi isv Tie wife Of the last witness said IL was
W. nrsoics O. herself ard her husband 10 put
bread and butter on the shelf for the children They
were 10 the habit OF taking cnair aod eetIng tno
nre"a av ,.,.an was IN the house Witness knew it
US ~ronc 10 put poisoned bread on the shelf the child
ron being in the habit OF taking their bread nSm u.
orJer was given 10 the deceased on the night he took
the poison ,..a 1890. ..~.,...
ness the par. Of both parents Juror said thss the
wished view the room in which the children were len
on the night in question: The Coroner said that before
taking 'gp ,hs nV ssS t. ne aecsssea died rom
poisoning BY phosphorus He believed the parents gave
the remedies he prescribed.
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financial.
T,,Iwrr p.rA.rrrsr. Arsurr 20, 1864.

DAN OF I8Sl.-PROPOSALS for LOAN
scaled off viii be received ct this Department updor
tbs sss OF March 1862 until Of FRIDAY, the 9Th Of
s~ysembsr 1884, for bonds Of the United States. to The
ssoosus Of shout hty-one and half million dollars being
h. amount Of unsccep.ed Offers undspod OF under The
Stcs Of Proposals for Loan dated 9Th June last The
bonds win bear snnss interest Of sr per oep'an pay.
che semi annually In coin the FIRST days OF July ana
January Of each year. edeemsbs ser the h OF Jure
IS3l
Esch oSe, be fof 6y hurdred dollars or ONE
,nnr,e Of one hundred dosrs snd must se the sam In
premium offered for each hundred dcsrs In bonds
os fsr City when for more than hty Two per
cen. of the principal. excluding premium, Of the whole
,neup. offered u deposited guaranty for payment Of
sub,crpton accepted with tho Treasurer VI the United
stsss at Washington with the Assistant Treasurer OF New
York Boston Philadelphia OF St Louis with the designated
Depository Baltimore. Ptsbms. Cincinnati, Lonvile,
Chiosso Detroit Buffalo with any N.:iona Bsntins
Association suhozei TO receive deposits which consent
the busnes without charge Duplicate certificates
deposit win be .ued to deposto by the officer
sson receiving them; the ergea OF which must be fer
wde6 With the offers tho Department AL deposits shcud
be sds in time or advice Of offers with certificates TO Feaoh
Washington later than the morning Of September OH NO
offer accompanied BY It's proper certificate OF deposit VIII
Be considered y
The Coupon Registered Bonds issued viii be OF the de-
nominations OF ESQ., sloo, $50. and $1,000 REGISTERED
BoDds of s5Oco $40 0co viii he Issued II required
AL Offers received win he opened Friday The 9Th Sop
tsabs The award, will be made by the Secretary TO The
ni,he oercr and notice Of acceptance OF decnation Will
be Immediately given to the respective osercrs and in case
Of sseep.nce bonds Of the descriptions and denominations
psrred wiz BE- the subserbers At the cost oil The d"
t.rs.nt on final payment Of inssmen,s The original Dc
ros Of two per cent viii be rcckoned in The ss. ns'snen
~.a nv ,pccess oreers and will be immediately returned
10 those whose oic7s may DO; be accepted
TIE smount Of accepted offers mus, be deposited with the
Treasurer other officer association authorized to act un
dss his notice. advice Of acceptance Of ofer OF socws
pethird on or beiors tho Hh onshird before the
18Th md tho balance including the prerarm aud original two
per cent deposit on or before the 24th Of September Interest
% bonds will begin with the date Of deposit Parties prefer
ring may pay accrued from das Of bond July J.
10 date Of deposit, IA coin
OEes under this notice should DO endorsed "ofer !r
Loan and addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury The
rsh to decline oil oers considered advantageous 10 re.
ssryeS 70 he government. w. p FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TIE bond, sor this Loan ready for immediate delivery
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Corporation Noiites.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" To COSTRACTORs.-5-r-r sesled Propo.Ais an,
dorseJ with the little Of the ot Of bidder and date o.
NJ Of TUESDAY sept. 18Th is6i Coz the construction OF
Trsp-block pavenI-nts a. follows, VIZ; IN
Sf,ih Iyens from Fav fourth street 10 Brosdwsyi In
Street from III Avenue 70 Eleventh Avrnue
and Ia sist.lh Street from Bfosdwsy Ninth Avenue
and fof me Of Sewers follows Ia Third Ave
niue from Ninth Tenth Streets aud In Fir Avsnne from
Fifieth Street Fifty second Direct, with branch IN
southwest corner Of torty third Street snd Broadway
Forms og the Bids add Specification, can De obtained on
THOMAS SrEPiIHNs,
ROBERT l.. DARNAOH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
ADgga 49, 1894 Cfoton Aqueduct Board.
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n,ars s,osc n, the Poss.Omc..
Tra YeleHA, Guide

To Albany by Hudsou X. r., co wsrreD-st., 10
.............,.............. e12 r.
t. M,,any. by Harden. n n. ath-st, Ah-sv, LOLA
aud 2. N. Sunday train ......,......:.. v M
To albany, Ce,zenss Hotel Doch. Wet Point,
Nenssrsh. Poughkeepsie, Rbinebsck. Cst.til,
and ffndsou BY steamers DsDil Drew endC. Nib.
bard 'caSfng Desbrossesst Handing at 1thst) a. ~
70 Baltimore, ny tho NewJeney r. K, foot 81
niSai,ht. 7:sop
ed jon ssaas q, iirs. Pier i: Y H. daily ssunlsy
s7h S'is saa l,h.v M and AGO
Az Vi, Ss9r- Line ut md p M smd.y.... s:oop
81 Chsmbsr, and 10 AMI SEQ
Il. Bndssgor, BY steamer Bndsep'f!' ho@ feA r,
To (ireenpor AIN Fire islsnd and other re,ortson
nd foo, Of S4,f., f. a. ~ aud s:3e p IN.
To Long Branch. by Rsriisn aud p-ewne bay
n. h., via s,caIie. Jcsse Hoyt foot 81 Murray
st daily AZ ...... o. and II O. end n m
To Nov aeyen, Hariord, sud sprnshsld-sdissas, =,
rs1s s sp ,,s Ncwiisy,n RI. ssh
snS sir,y a. "a ii. w.. IA D. so s. aud 500 NJ.
| To Newbursh, Cornwall, Wet Point. Polglkr-p.e,
C. i.ndiTs i,ily . .:......:... sspn
Leaves Jsyst, daily. landing at Seths.. n. Y,
Grassy Point, COzzcn, West Point. Cod Springs
To The ws.t, by Pcnnsylysnia Csnlrsi Rsir'sd,
s sSSS Z. ,fsn !" ~. eocr u
foot Of coartisndt., m II ssl 1882
ard i raidnish.. sundsv Geo m.
| 70 Wssl.ington by Nsw.isrssy n n. FOO. -
Courtandt a., and 10 a. M, "A p M, sndl3
I'd sf., %is.isa n i:.;i 10 a:sa Tim. s!s:
go advertisements IN slo'hrr part OF ths pspef
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miscellaneous.

days for BUCKWHEAT FIGURING arc
lb now hsvias made especially for the buCkWHEAT
TRADE Paper BAGS hold ~ DE-, lbs and 20 ba-tfs
best Bucsv hest Bag offered
Sold Wholesale aud RETAIL and neatly printed to order ~
the Corn Exchange Bag Mandatory, ,-,,
Is Pear street, corner OF Whitehal
. -.r...- B. r. CLARK co.
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movemenss .! Ocean steamers

SALE op CoAL.-Yestsrday twenty-five thou
sssd tuns Of Scranton Cool were sold BY Mr. Simeon
Draper. for the Delaware Lackawans and Western
Railroad Company. It was sold at decline OF about
hslfs dollar tun for somc descriptions while stone
coal sold at reduction OF 81 la per tun. The following
Is report Of the rates obtained. and comparison OF
the Jnll nricas--the hghest vet paid:
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NICKEL ORE.-PROPOSALS Will be re-
~ evsd by the Connecticut Mining Compsny for MICHEL
ORE FROM .he !o's o. not less sn ons hundfed
tons delivered Of the Rsrosd Depot IN Lhehnoid Ibe's
crrs have been susiyzed al different hpes bJ ~sbnosn
chemists ho,e reports thereon can be bad o. the once Of 'Is
company I35 W.luut street. Phisdelphie
C. NJ NORRIS. Assistant Secretary.
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QpsRrsHzAs1KK's 0yrIos. No II sftIEss,
NEW foaS. Sept. J. 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received AZ
- thi. Office until "a Of Tussday Oo,o5 ID inst for
iny,.bing this d. rnrt,nsni with b0v PACK SADDLES.
P.y,e, Offering viii submit, with their IfoPo,s "mpis
the IipJ they pTopo.s furnish snd viii ss how 5000 snsl
eceirrs order they conmenee and how rapidly oe
liver thsn. - II, ,-,,.. - =. t..
p.cto sppontsd nom this Office, and wall be paid iof r saoh
fund. ~ tie government, pgoSidss h.ipeeted ,hst thsy
will be securely p4ksd b. oat boxos and delivered ~ Tst
o. oneut this city fee ~ expense 10 tho fovsrbeni
nengs will be endorsed Proposal, for fsot sssdes aud
.sar.,,sd 20 Major STEWART VAN VLElT,
QusItefnastsr.
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Proposals

mo l3s
AMY Cioraiso Asp EouiPA0E OYfIcs,
CisciSSAri, Oh.s. August % 1867
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
II until TUESDAY, September c. CO.. at o'clock p ~.
lor farni.hiny this Department Thy conuaesl with
BOOTS
HOOIEFs.
Samples Of which may be seen Al the once OF Clothing and
EQLipsse IN ,his city. ,., M,
he delivered fsse OF chsrr. the L. g. INSPECTION Ws-e
house this cis In good packages with ne ac 81
the party ihng toe kind and quantity OF goods distinctly
mar, ed on each article aud packsse. .. =,
PARTIES gcOd mus. drnc'ly fste IN their BIDS the
hey propose furnish, the price and time OF de
iyeTy
Samples, hen ,ubmitted bs marked and numbered
10 core pond with the proposal and ~ parties thereto mus
that the goods ss be- IN every reipec equal 10
ARM STANDARD. otherwise the proposal viii not Be con
sidered.
guaranty tsned by responsible persons iun'. sccc.
nsny each thst the bidder will supply the ar
ticles awarded TO him under his proposal -.
Bids will opcnsd Tuesisy Srptamtsr G, 1855 a. two
O'Clock D. m, THE ebce and bidders requested to De
present.
Awsrd, viii ho made on "Wednesday. September 7.
Bonds will DC required that tho COZ tsess VIII be faithfully
fs'hed.
Teesrtnis relating TO Proposals will not be noticed
BLANK q PFoPoss Contracts md Bonds sy Dc oo'
tanned .. this o:ics.
The sh, to reject any b.d asSrn.d unreasonable 10 re-
served
By ozdsr Of Col. Tnoxis svopps, A. Q. NC,
{. W. MOI LTON,
Captain aud A. q. ".
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@roeenes ano l)ropisions.

~ A. KENNEDY's extra fine Cambrdgeport
l.. CRACKERS Clean and healthy: or tner stock and
Keep longcr than sny other Cracker SOD No WVonfF
and 81 sn- b. .! 6r.. si5u Grocer.
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Nmnscmtnts.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

" Soc L-ssec and ManAseress.. Mrs. Jo Nv, " WV
stage III snagr1. o,'S' .h,.
Mr. John Wood respectfully announces me erni ~JSs
theaer for the Fall snd Winter season, MONDAf ~
SEPTEMBER 5h 1864, and this opportunity - sse
that during tho Summer Recess severa
effected both the Stage d IN ,ne
which, IA hoped will both add to tho c9inot'
Of tie patrons OF this establishment, and enable the hsnss
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
- WHILE YOU lave Az OPPORTUNITY
As lrs LrYE n UNCERTAIN,
CONE AND SEE
A LIVING WHALE,
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
GRAND PANTOMIMEi -
AFTERNOON AT .; EvEsiNG AT 4 O'CLOCK.
JOcKO, JOCkO yOcckV
TIE BRAZILIAN APE. ,.cvo
TONY DFSIEh. as '-o'
MR. c. X FOX, Mr.. NJ 0RosSi: Anderson,
NILE. ERNESTlHE AND LOUISE.
A GOODWIN AND L. COLLINS,
Dt'OTF RPSI HOREANCLOGOfTOMlsIS
MAsTLR BOOGE-THE INFANT OAAfoh'
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING, AT ii oCLOCh,
In Lertufaroeu', without sddIiiorsi chsfse o.
HERR NAUOI-ShlS WONDERED CABINET.
TIE GRAND 0RCHESTRlON
viii play Al short intervals Day and Evening.
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD-fISH: .,
GIANTS DWARFs. ALBINOS. AND MILLION
OTHER CURiOslTIEH.
" roo feet Of fesh air pcr minute dfrsed through the
house. .,, ~.
Advance in the priee OF Admission 70 commence AohDAi
Sept, s.
ENGAGED FOR SHORT TINY ONLl;
AND 10 APPEAR MONDAY SEPT .,,-,u,,
GEN TOM THUMB aud WIFE, COMMODORE cCTi
aud MINNIE WARREN
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primt,ng.

BUSINESS MEN as well as Politicians, can
ID have their printing done veil, done promptly and
eeaply al HOLMtNs Steam Printing Estab ishnsI
OF enfre aud " mite streets
NUARLES G.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
" No So Barclay r1-Billhssds Cirsulsrs fosers Law
toi,, csr4. a. Cypnder Pfess.oIk fof the Trad
soer eontrscs p,sde ,r large orders call Is -oicted
WIN EVERDELE's SONS. No. lO4 Fulton
w st--sTEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MAN
UYACTDREk1
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ls-the Highest vet paid:

THIS cal Is delivered at Ezabethport by the tan OF
two thousand two hurdrei aud forty pounds aud may
be sold In this city at retail at sa per aa Of two hca-
sand pounds. .r.f .r.I .II ..f a
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SOMETHING NEW.

BALSLEY PATENT STEP.LADDERs,
LIGHT. STRONG, ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE
Gold by ali House-FurDishng Stores.
MmuisetGrsd by ID. s. PLUME Co,
No. 81 DaaHe-f.
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Cost ano founo.

NOTICE.-Losto or Stolen, on the Zyth lnst'
Two 7s0U r. Bonds numbers s637 and ~ ~ rsspeeovs
H. Tho public ss CAUTIONED assins nesotiaiiig uo'''
claim the rlaht 10 rseoy n them waererer foanh -,
ADAMS EMPRESS Co, % bfoss"C.
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@be CURT
FASHION COURSE. L. !.
sio,Ooo. TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS! elocce
&IoMi

THE GREATEST MATCH OF THE SEASON!
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER TIN, AT O'clock
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 7rn. WEDNESDAY, SELL ia
TWO MnES AND REPEAT IN HARNESS!
John Loyeu nsoes blu GENERAL BULLEh; v,r,
8 Mclaughlin names brs GEO. WlLhEs' ua'e rin'hs'
hsD.) -.
Special and exclusive arrangements have been made fos %
match between thee justly renowned ehsmps oil ~
rotng turf aud the Thousands intending 70 be presen may
assured that the most ample will D. srorcrd mem
MT only Of reaching the but returning from ater the
race with aud comfort. - -.
SPECIAL TRAINS will leave Hunters Point Station ofths
Flushing Railroad q III and the at train 10
srsson for at u fhs boat leaving snes ship
one half previous TO each train and h Ferry every
1--WE minutes fei Hunter SPOUT throughout tbs day.
.. TT ." JOS. CROCiEkON Msnsser.
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8 CENTS PER POUND paid for Old Books,
y Newspaper, Pamphlets &c. 49,
MASAhAE& MILLER. wholesale Paper Wsrsbooss,
No. 10 Spruce. street. New ork.
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Financial.
FouHTB NATIONAL BANK or IHE CITY OF Ssw- YoRx,
New Yoax, 2,tn August, 1874.
q a., a ,,t,-r

ForETB NATIONAL BANK or The CITY OF SBwYoRx,l
New Yoax. 2,n August, 1874.
4 DIVIDEND OF PROFITS for the Current
n Sir Months Of -Four per fee rom Government Tai
h., this day been declared payable ard stsr the lot Of
September Transfer Books co,ed and after 2l inst
60 that date. ID. ". VAUGHAN, Cashier.
Government Agency AID De.isssed Depository Of the
Jo.EPu IT, ORvIs, President. JOIN T. IiiLL. Csshier
lNHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE
l. CITY OF NETWORK, 3sJ BROADWAY.
NV ioRx Sept !. 1854
This Bank VIII receive proposals tor the Loan OF s 10 the
amount of trtyone millions of dollars. being the amount OF
opted undposcd Of under notice u Proposals. for
Loan, dated June 9Th last.
Each oer must b. fifty hundred d5llars some
multiple Of huudd dollars and nst state tho sum- IN
Guiding preuD offered each hundred dollars IN bonds
or for fty when the offer is foI thu Ety. Two per
be deposited guarantee for payment vi sub'cPon
If accepted 81, 81, r.
an offers be made before Thursday, the 9Th Sep
tsuiber . the bids will be opened September 9.
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ITHE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK e. HATCH.
Ma. % WALL STREET,

FISK & HATCH.
No 3S WALL STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
TIE Notes viii Be issued In denominations Of sD ,lcc
e.p ~ CO., aud ssooo with interest al the rate Of 10
PER CENT. or ONE CENT per day each $50, psyabis
senttnnuJy.
They win BE- dated Angus, 49, 1854 ard viii be piySb A.
shs cod Of three year, ia funds convertible into
yiv~Twsnty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable, Principal and
Interest, IN Gold
On al payments made prior 10 August IS interest VIII ee
allowed aud after that date Interest viii Be charged
~ Liberal arrangements win be made with Banks Bank
srs and Dealers
Subscriptions also received for the 1910 LOAN, and al
Mind. Of Government Securities bought and sold .. market
raies
~ Special attention given 10 the conversion Of The ed I'o
.sts. into tho SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1881.
Holder. OF amounts than $500 avail them
s>yes Of the privileges Of convcscss tie Bonds OF 1851
~ hereafter be issued In deroinsti0rs Of ESQ AID Slos
.. well as in the larger denominations heretofore ssed In
souverins the no.os August intcr'. win be adjusted
"a ,s.s a,ie FISK HATCH. No. ~ wslst.
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
u sfNEw-YoRK,
Estimated as DepositsI, snd Financial Ag,n Of TIE United
estes III and 70 Pnes, two ooovs below We Ply
sp $40 Treasury Notes allowing the ny com
rn.,ioo Of Der cent convert tie SEVEN IHiiiS into
i2Sl BONDS and ssnd ell business connected WIN we
GOvERNMENT LOANS. Psrtls' can svois re heoh'e'
s''h's q 'au''"' NORRIS KLfCHUM Pfs.idor-
q. W. VAUGHAN. Csshies
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Doaro ano Nooms.


yI,O LET.-About Half of First-Class House
H. srh stree, dssrsb'o fauiy. Inquire at Now
FULTON STREET
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Professional Noilees.

~ ID. HAMMOND, Al. d., formerly Pro.
~. f,sor Of Special Anatomy. In the syfsens Meacsl
College N. Y. Consultations on NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
l AID tons ffcn TO TO- ~ ard to seven
ing. No 81 kast f7thst between 9Th and msdson-svs
TAR LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE, No. 7 Besch-sL. between Nsrtct and
West Broadway the only place where tho afflicted van
receive proper Hours nom a. IN to p N
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF the CIT
u efNEW-YoRk,
Nyv .Yosk AND HARLxx RAILROAD COxPLsf,
Presidetlts Dflice.

Presidents Ufhce,
Corner Tonth Avenue and Ia enty six n street,
NV YORK, August 2zDa, 1854
PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED at ms
III of8e- until 10th September proIimo foI TWO Hun
bsED THOUSAND DOLLARS or TIE CONSOLIDA-
FED MORTGAGE AND SINKING FUND BONDS OF III"
T1r-e Bcsas were ,susd Ia March, 1861 Interest ab ~
cent psybe ssi enuup ~ pTesent,on Of Coup
r1, and Frbunry-sre limited 10 aggregate amount OF nor
exceeding SI Mhons Q; Dollars and are T,desses ID '1f
" y,srs hon their dste. .,.., IL.
wrrr the purpose OF consods ing ne snfe
Nrsre debt Of the Company end se secuted by Morsso
,po a. whoe Of its Railroad including It's CITY RAILROADS
bs Mortg =. provides for sinking Fund 70 be applied
,.D Annually purchase snd cancellation We oond
IL further provides for the application o. focsed' 81 sns
a.. pe.i Of the Ccrpsny South o. 4end st 20 the
Snrchsse and e1tnspishnient VI the Bonds ,,
number Of the Bonds born set aside 10 pay
s,a. =. i,tins Mortgages o. they become due , ,
F.rh,Y foxn,on 40 30 had application AZ Ills ofcr.
WM ii. VANDERBILT, Vice fro-d'nt
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lectures ano Meetinas.
- ----~,~~->---- --
II OOKBINDERS. PRINTERS, STERE

ELEVENTH DISTRICT (2Cru WARD).-ln
yn'sosn;e Of the call ofbe General Committee spef
meeting Of tho Association vii. be held at krom ia IA
Wcsl SD ST. FRIDAY EYiD SEPT 2 for tie purpcse Of
eectg delegates and sensic the Union state Consen
ton 70 bs aed at Syracuse, September th Polls open nom
4 10 p M ALEX. WELDER, freadept.
JoaN FHRGusoy Secretary
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DAILRoAD NOTIcE.-To THE STOCK

DAILROAD NOTICE.-10 THE STOCK
HI and BONE HOLDERS VI tho COLUMBUS and iSDI.
ANNAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPhSY.-A meeting Of the
and Bond Hcdsrs 81 the shove named GopaIy VIII
held the of~e OF sid Co.npsy Ia tho CITY OF COL
UsfBU5, a., the lath Of SEPTEMBER. 1864, at 40
O'Clock 10 vote upon cos1ae made by th- Beard OF
Directors u ssd Company sDd rsfed b. SD Board he
meeting on tie lt Of August lcs With he Indiana Central
Of the Stale al Indiana Ter the ocrsods
Ioo Of ssl Companies and Asir Rosds Properly kc mo
one Company and ccTporion snd such Other nssss relating
thsfets O ~ fusy ociOr- thrfa-
By order Q. tho BGsgd of Directors, -
GORDON NOODLE, Sser,lAyy.
Colunsbns q, 70 lugrst. 1866
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
The Share of Wisconsin Regiments before
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MADISON, Wis, Friday, June "a.
Lieut. Col Finucane sends the Governor
report of the part taken by the 7th Wis
consin regiment in charge on the rebel
works in front of Petersburg on the 18th,
which failed in consequence of the failure of
supports. The conduct Of both officers and
men is highly praised. Major Richardson
was slightly wounded in the finger, Adju-
tant Phillips severely in the breast, End
Lieut.. T. w. Thomas was killed. and Capt
J. L. Pond wounded. There were also six
men killed, forty-four wounded, and six
missing.
A letter from the seth Wis. regiment to
the Journal, received tonight, gives an in
teresting account of the charge made by
that gallant new regiment on the works
near Petersburg, on the 18th, which also
failed in consequence Of other regiments not
coming up to the mark 1t lost 107 men,
or about one-fourth tho number engaged,
in about 90 minutes.
Col. Savage bravcly led the regiment, and
was wounded in four places. Maj. Brown,
whose fearless conduct was much noticed,
received two very severe wounds. A. CALI
way was mortaIIy wounded Lieut.. Morris
was wounded severely in the right side.
Lieut.. Harris received two wounds, in chin
and shoulder severe but not dangerous.
Capt. Warner is in command Of the regi-
ment and Capts Hamilton and Fisk act as
Lieutenants Colonel and Major. Companies
A, G, L, and Z, are commanded by Second
Lieutenants.
It is known that the 9th and 88th regi-
ments suffered considerably. Lieut. Riddle,
of Warner was killed. No other particulars
known, except co ntained in New York pa
pers