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w o. BALDWIN. NJ. D.,
w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
dec Off 435 18th street, between and h
THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE 3s1
L street, is the ONLY practical STA PER in
the District, is that he daily has to do over work
that is botched at other called stamping places.
he has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
he Is able and willing to stamp any pattern brou
him. aov23-tf
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CLOTHING.
GREAT REpUoTtoH IN CLOTHING

CREAr REpUCTEoN IN CLOTHING
In order to n1ske room for Spring Goods, new
offer to the public great induoementin
ALL STYLES OF OVEROOATs.
English, French and American Double and SIM
gle Breasted
WALKING AND SACK COATS.
i Al large variety Of Black Plain and Fancy CASH
mere
PANTS AND VESTS.
And many other articles in this line. too nnmer.
ous to mention, which I shall sell of from n ON
until the fri of March at greatly reduced prices
The above goods are all m ads aud trimmed in the
latest New York styles. A. STRAUSS.
Pa av., bet. lrth and 18th sts., and
ebelmf ITS Pa. sv.. bet 18th and 18th ste.
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PERUVIAN GUANO,
IL MEXICAN GEAE0.
PREPARED PERUVIAN GUANO.
BONE DUST.
And other FERTILIZERS.
For sale by
oui Da1

.DLOWS ANB PLOW CASTINGS ofevery xari-
l. ETY., i'll stock for spriD z sales.
ALSO,
A fall and complete stock Of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY.
FOR sale by
Up. BARTHoLow, 55s 9Th street.
feb IA colin below PENN avenue,
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gF,HI OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THH
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged to double its former capacity,
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

This hotel. the oldest conducted on the European
plan in this city, Z as been enlarged and A
improved in every way necessary fer the YesIEkY
accommodation ofthe increasing guests. A:,af2
proprietor ho that by attention to business We
S sSntinse to receive patronage heretofore.
SRssees Ss charged with wat they receive
90 Stf P. ENRICH. Proprietor.
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V'HURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Paw
Il DER. for cleaning, identifying and presery-
Ing the Teeth and Gums. This elegant prepara-
fien is entirely uneQuslled.
70 WELLS Il co,
New York, Proprietsrs.
WELLS CELEBRATED MAOHINE-sPReAD
w STRENGTHENING PLASFERS are the yery
sest IN all cases fer which plaster is required For
sale by all druggists. ian 2o-eolv n
/ lNERMoRz ON NEGROES AS SLAVES Az
- Clu5ens and as Soldiers. Anti Slavery Meas.
Sies 81 congress; by Hon Henry Wilson Slave,
Sanduofe ed by the Bible. Employment OF Ne eross
IN tne Ameriean Reyolution Bishop Honsins's
t HoDkifs Estes on Slavery; ABOLITION !. sed
NOD Non Varia',tiss OF Negro Slavery Van Eyrss
Slavery. Cochin's Results Of En.nsins,;a0 OF
smifh g ply and Practice of Sisveryp shon'
-" FkASCR TAYLOR.
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II II Is stated that a single express COM
pany transports from Virginia city, Nevada
territory, fifty thousand dollars in silver bull
lion daily. and that from a tract of country
around that city, of not more than twenty. fl We
miles square. over S2a,0G0,nO0 of silver have
been shipped during the past twelve months
And yet the wealth of the silver mines of Ne
vada is scarcely comprehended, and its extent
remains unestimated.
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CrCRzF pIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsEs II
SAN Anita IFTi
A4RITd Ny GIETt

SAMARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Us
YES, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHGA GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral, no Basam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be TaLen to Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell NOS
taste and wiz not in in
Cures in from two to four days. and recent cases
in h Of oR O mss
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
Let those " no have despaired Of getting cured.
or who have been eorged with Balsam Copayis OF
"ef0uf' ny StAaiaARIrANS GIFT.
Sent bymail in : plain sen en- g,
BLOOD, BLOODv BLooD!I,
Or dS SENs sSAhfS DI Sc Isl 20
SIMARfTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
S5Ej s
preserbed It reaches and eradicates every particis
sb Of
sr'' that 3 sSi MS in 'sf
s e 2SH
system. as well as all the bad effects ofMercury.
male. .s. E: aSoT F Ss HRRs SSGs IS
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Whitgs in bearing s down Falling Of the wSme
Sent by express. Price 81 a bottle, or . bottles
- ~ sAMARITAN,s CHANoRH WASH.
Prise r = eepts az Hull directions
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. crrner lith st. and
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. mays-t
T,RIEsEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat:
L tent Of England, and secured by abe seals Of
.Triesmar Ne /. Is the efectusl remedy for Relax.
SR hss
the ms use Of GGPayia ouSe1s S TP,es-
es and o snd symetom thus osvsn
the use of mercury and sill other deleterious insre
Each preparatio is in the form OF most agree
able Lozenee. Secured from the effects of climate
TIM. saving 80. Divided in separate doses as ad-
ministersd by Valpeau, sallamanda. Rou1. Co.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW. Ne. lSs
70 be had ID also s of s. g. FORD No. $50
corner 18th street. sep S-om
" CONFIDENTIAL.
Haa sr Sus
ness pleasure. the duties of married life also
ye iss othsT SssIsy il ssssnss q
Ladies s @ esrn
Friend"
Sent te any address, In a sealed envelope On re-
ceipt of twenty five Cents. Address
DR.. CHAS. A. STEWABT6 CO.,
de Ally Boston. Mass.
HAPPINESS Oh MIsEaY-THAT is TRR
rs as
MEDICINE" have determiR ed-regardless of ex-
pense-to issue free, for the benefit of~sufferiBe
humanity } four of their most instructive and in
teresting Lectures on Marriage and ITS sualifca-
tioBs Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, In
digestion, Weak ess, Depression. or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluabl
lectures have been the means Of enlighieniue ard
saving thousands, and will be forwarded free On
the receipt of four stamps, by addressing Secretary
Partisan Ccbinet If Anatomy and Medicine. 500
Broadway. New York. - ju ls-Iy
A NTI-sLAVERY MEASURES. IN CONGRESS
"A By Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
A Tale of " New England Athens" BY Hesry A.
Howe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell, Morehouse, and
Keen.
nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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WATER RENTS.

ll FASHIONABLE
DANCIN ACAD EMY,
TEMPERANCE HALL.
Street, Between Ninth and Tenth.
PROF. MARINI would respectfully inform MS
former patrons and numerous friends that "A
his fourth and last quarter will commence ~
on Thursday. March %, ls65. -
Days and hours eftuition for ladies' misseslssI$A
and masters, TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Fridays,
from TO p. M; gentiemen's classes, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, fir sm to 10 ,. m. Gen
t1emen joining this last quarter will also receive
instructions in new class Just formed from 6ls to
SD. same evenings.
During this last quarter all the preparations will
be mad for the coming May Ball.
Persons desiring private instructions will please
call at the hall during school hours, at his res
idence. 419 10Th street. between and X. Ie2J2W
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VT,HoMPsON's PoMADE OPTIEM-For impsrt
L ing rich gloss and exquisite perfume to tn
Pfeparea by r. G. WELLS 90. New YORK. and
sold by all Druggists. Price 35c and 75c. per bottle
RUTLER'S BALsAMIO MIXTURE.-This old,
- well known and entirely reliable remedy for
ssselet Masdies, il for sale By all Druggists. Price
VI per oettie. Jan l9.eely,a
l nDER TIE BAN; tale Of the nineteenth
" century. The Army Surgeons Manual; by
Hri.onsa sSs Wsstminstsr Revisw for Oct,ber.
osrsnr Fer, ,e By Rev. J. p. Newman
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VBTE RAMS, ATTEN TOM
THE HIGHEST BOUNTIES PAID
SI,15O FOR THREE YEARS,
S775 FOR ONE YEAR,
AT"THE TENT
Come, of 18Th street and Ns,r York ortaa..
Washington city, D. G.
Either line Of horse cars will take you there; or
No. Washington Building. [Chron.1 fest
CoRDAAGE
BUCKETS, &C.. &C..
Up, BARTBOLOW.
55S Seventh, street,
Below Penn'a avenue.
i HERRiNG'S PATENT FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
For sale at Factory Prices.
j. P. BARTHOLOW,
AZ or the manufacturers.
SIS Seventh street.
Below Penn's avenue.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED,
~ ORCHARD GRASS,
HERDS GRASS.
SEED OATS, &c, & c.,
p. BARTHOLOW.
3Js Seventh street.
eAeo Below Penn a avenue,
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FEMALES
Il sUFFERING WITH DISEASES PECULIAR
TO THE SEX.-MADAHE MENAH, after "a years
practice in New York has taken rooms IN This
city, No 22I 9Th streetwest, whers she viii Treat
such cases. Her prsctics is different from any IN
this city. viii give reference and certihcstes
Sufficient to convince tie most fastldlons o! her
successful treatment in Female D.seases. Patients
VIII he visited at their Tesid ences II necessary.
Charges reasonable. Hours of consultation
from l0s. m. to p. m. mar z I'm
MRS. H. F. WRIGHT. CLAIRvOYANT AND
w Natural Magnetic Physician heals by Laying
on m hsnds,l without drugs every phase Of Nervous
Dlseass' Blna nsss, DeafIess, Rheumatism, "a
ralysIs, Spinal Curvature Dyspepsis, Liver Conn
plant, Female Weaknesses &c 40 Rooms No
81 ST., near Patent OfSco. fe N-lmt
THE ORIGINAL DR.. WOODS OFFICE will be
i conducted in future solely by Dr.. DARBY,
who has had the medical charge of it the past
year. and who has made so many quick and psrma-
nept cures-492 18th street feb l6- Inn
OIODR. BACKER. THE MOST WONDEa )1O
40 full Astrologer, No. 2le St, bet. = 10
18th and 18th streets. two squares from the
ttreet cars, gives full and thorough inrerma-
ton concerning all affairs through life, with aud
in regard to Health Wealth ana Marriage. Love AT
fairs Journeys, LSw Suits Absent Friends Sickness
and Death. DR.. Backer can be consulted from in
the morning till in the evening. Entrance
thrf ugh the candy store. fe Is 1m*
MRS, BR0OKFIELD, of Kansas, can be cou-
lyl suited the Past, Present and Future events,
at her room, on street, one door east of Sd
81. She has studied under enc of the most cele.
brated AstrrlOeers Of the age. She guarantees
satisfaction to all those who may give her call.
shs can be Seen from 8 a m. to p. m Price one
dollar. feb IL l1n*
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hIs is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub..,,
Washington county, in the District of Coiumhe;of
letters letters re'tsmsntary on the personal estate 81
Sosspn y. var, iate OF Washington, city, D. g..
SAID deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouch: RS thereof to the bscribar
NAY stherwise BY Law be excluded from all benefit
Given under our hands this asth DAY OF Febru .
AIRY, 1855. G1ORG1 W. 6OODALL.
mar lAN5v' CRARLBE B, PEARSON
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DRoposALs FOR DEAD HORSES.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
WOMAN'S INFIRMARY,
w (HOME FOR INVALID FEMALEs)


OYBHU3DRED D-rIfTY SIXTH ST., NEW YORK CITY.
This desirable Mason de Sarte for ladies whose
health l. deoatc there entire absence Of the appearance
Of HoIr.L bein. really wha. the above name indicates
HoYB who needs and Cali receive
treatment under the bes. medical SKILL and have her Diet
behng and exercise gua,ed according 70 her needs
Proper application Of electricity, water treatment, and all
the appliances OF modern medical science used az the case
requires. The location il perhaps the finest on the island
commanding extensive views surrounded Oy ne shade ana
u trees and srge garden, which supplies flesh vegetables
sni fruits.
Board from sl0to $50 per week for paying patients.
Onethnd OF the patients free.
Pyscan regulated by the nature of the treatment
required.
Application may be made TO Or. j. w MITCHELL, House
Ply stefan aud Surgeon Of Washington Heights One bundled
endh1y sixths., at No. So IVES, Twentyegth,t, New
York.
MEDICAL STAFF:
Physician and Surgeon--J. W. MITCHELL. NJ. ID.
Consulting Physicisns-JOHN f. GRAY, NJ ID. 4; EDWD
BAYARD, ". y.
Consalting nrreons-ALEXANDER HosACK, NJ. D.;
J. A. MeNICKAR, Nj. ID.
WAYS or ACCESS.
The HUDSON RIvEa RAILROAD NAy.TRAIss stop at One
hundred and.ffty. second-st.
OxsBrsss poss the lnmery every hafh connecting
with the Harlem stean-traus the Second and Thi-daye
horse cars and steamboats, which ply between the lower part
OF the city. Harlem and the High Bridge.
The LIGHTu CARS to One-hundred and-twenty-
hfh-st., aud onnbmes connect with them also
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8ales bp Nnftiom.
QuARTYRMisTIR GENBRALe OyucB,
WASHINGTON DC, July "a, 1855
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES
" AND MULES.

opARrrRM,srRR GESxRALp OyrcS,
- WASHINGTON, DC, July "a, 1855
GREAT SALE Of GOVERNMENT !1I HORSES
~ AND MULES.
a',oeo ANIMALS 10 BE SOLD DURING THE MONTE
in the States Of New York Psnn,ylvan. Ohio Indian.
Delaware Maryland and Jersey, and the District
ofColumba -
VIII be sold at public AUCTION to the highest bidder
the time and places named below, VIZ:
New York City Tuesday and Friday Of each week, ,"
Newly City Wednesday Of each week 200 Mules each
Elmira, Tuesday. August 9. 200 Horses.
Elnnira, Tuesday, August Is, 500 Mules
Albany, Friday August IS, 500 Males.
Buffalo Wednesday r Ap sst; 20 go M, Mules
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week 200 Horses each day
Philadelphia Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, ion
Pht.SuTsh Thursday Of each week. $50 Mule. each day.
Mifilintown, Friday, August I. 200 Mules.
YORK. Friday August T. 200 Horses
MELVILLE, "Wednesday, August 9, 100 Horses.
MELVILLE, Tbursday. August 10, 100 Mules
sippsn.burgh, wednesdsy. August Ie, 100 Hor'sa
Willism.pori, Friday, August 10, EOS iore.
Indiana, Monday, Aogus: 81, 2o0 Horses
Chambersburg, Wednesday. August q, 100 Horeh
CbsIDbsrsburs' Thursday, Auru.t e. 100 Mules
Milton, Friday August Is, go Horses;
Carlisle, "Wednesday. August 81, 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, August q; 100 Mule.
i
Salem. Wednesday, August 2. 100 Horses.
Alliance. Thursday August ;. 200 Horses
Canton Saturday, August s. 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, AuguSs, 1000 Mules.
Mssslon, Tuesday. August Is, 100 Iiorses.
Crestline. Thursday, August II, 800 Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August 81 200 Horssa
INDIANA.
70" Wayne rh'''d'SSi E law, h loo n''''
Wilmington Tuesday OF each week. 200 Horses each Day
Wilmington, Friday zach weel. 200 Mules each day.
NEW-JERSEI.
Trenton Thursday, August 10, zoo Mules
Trenton Thursday, August a. 200 Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August g. and Wednesday OF esch
week thereafter, 30 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Each week day, 200 Mules
GlESBORO. DC.
Each week day except Wednesday, DO Hcrses.
An opportunity 10 purchase superior cass OF saddle and
dra animals at far le than theu true value offered
10 the public.
Though the majority Of them sound and servceable,
they longer required In the and must bs sold
Many Of the mules bought n the beg ming OF the war
when young panied the armies In all their marches aud
camps and thoroughly broken hardened BY exercise gen
tie and familiar from being long surrounded by the fodef
Animals viii be sold sinsly
Sales to conmsSce at 10 q. m.
Terms-Cssh, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew Brr Gen. In charge lst Div. q ". q. ID.
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DRPoT or WAsHIsGroS.
WARRINGTON, ID. G., August T. 1865.
C<JE nE rnknEhNEn nIfAI

CHIK1 QuARTrRxAsrrRs OFFICE,
DRPoT WAsHIsGroS,
WAsBiS6ros, d. G., August T. 1865.
7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-
~ TERMASTER STORES, CARTS. AOMlSo MA
CHINE. Ic.-WiI be sold q, public rnction, under the
direction Of Br-yet Colonel C. h. Tompin' A. NJ U.
A., at the Government warehouse situated on the square
between and r. aid Twentieth and Twenty hrsts Wssh
ingion, ID. e., on WEDNESDAY, August 10. 1865 at 10
O'CLOCK m large lot Of condemned oaarternsser stores,
consisting 81 -
Anvis Bellows Br.css, Chisss Forces Files. Hammers,
Knives Punches Plnchcs Squares s;ocs and Dies Vices.
Asgurs, Comps'e: Gsuse. Hsichet- flanes Saw. Tool
Chests Lanterns Moving Machine faulin flow', Grind
stones Wheelbarrows large lot OF Leather scraps Cast and
WroughtiTon scraps Wagon TIE kc.
ALSO,
WIN be sold at the foot Of Nnecenih nesr Che'speaie
and Ohio Canal Immediately AFTER the completion O. he sale
above referred number Of Carts Wagon Bodice Wagon
Wheels. Ambulance Wheels and Bodies, Running ies' &c
The sae viii be continued from day to day o, tho ~hse
is sold.
successfu bidders VIII be required 10 the stores
within tive 90 days from date oi sale
Terms: Cssh, IN Government funds - -
oh FUCKER,
Breyet Major. Gen. and Chief 0usft,fmhsirr
Depot OF Washington
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-, MEDICAL PuRvEYoRs OypioH
WARRINGTON ID. c., August T. 1855
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS.-Will
- bs sold al PUBLIC AUCTION in thu city at Warehouse
on 0sL above Twenty nIt, on FRIDAY the 10th day Of
A''u''' EISTY.Two MEDICINE WAGONS.
which have been used In the Government service
Successful bidders Will be required 10 remove their pu,
cAasss within Eve ~ days from sale. - -
Terms: Cssb in Government funds.
G. SUTHERLAND
sassss U. u A. Gd AsGet PuvVot.
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I EWIS a. COX.
l Jo.rpu n LnwIs CHARLTON r. LEWIS. SIS Cox
COUkSELORS At LAW.
No. 1872 Broadway. 7. O. BoI, No. j,66O,
NEWYORK CITY,
Attend 10 all business In the Courts Of the United states
and in the Drpartmenis at Washington. Especial attention
given to Internal Revenue business and to claims against
foreirn Governments. a. we'll as our own.
Jndss perence as Comussonero OF Internal Rev
enuo and Charlton T. Lews experience as Deputy Comms
sioner, win be guarantee OF thorough acquaintance WIN
the Revenue Laws . 4, Il,
Mr. Co.'s connection Of four years with the Commiitee Of
Foreign Affairs Congress- and his long membership OF she
National Legislature insure thorough knowledge oil iegsa
ton and practice in both departments
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TREASURY 0rFIcg. HARTFORD. July n, 1865.
GALE OF CONNECTICUT STATE BONDS.

y SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
rnt THURSDAY. the 10th day Of August 1868 at noon Tor
The purchase Of millions Of dollars OF the Bonds OF the
State Of Connecticut much thereof may be deter
mined by the Treasurer of the state said day.
The will De issued under authority OF and suect 70
Ne provisions Of the laws Of July IL and 2l 1867 published
herewith. - - , =,
the heut Of the terms OF purchase and
notice Of award 10 successful bidders viii be gwen on deter
animation thereof
will be equed the 2ls day Of August and on the cth
day August the balance Of 50 cent shall become due and
payable ,r
on which viii be allowed ct the rate OF per
the date thereof until the 10, day Of October 1865
which day the Bonds viii be dated and delivered on return
Of the receipts properly indorsed: 49,
The entire bonded debt OF the State will probably
ten millions Of dollars inclusive Of the above loan ms
therefore, will be the last opportunity Of investing IN Bonds
Of the State BY original purchase and the exemption from tar
aon by the State local authorities makes them the most
desirable investment now offered 10 our citizens.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE ISSUE OF STATE BONDS
,.mporsry nStedness Of the State bond. OF the
Connecticut may be issued for the Of Three Millions
Dollars bearing nteres, at the rate Of six cent per an
with semiannua coupons shcaed payable on tue ff
days Of October and April Of each year the Treasury ONCE
II Hartford in this State with the principal payable in twenty
years date which bonds shall be signed by the Treasurer
saed his official seal counersigned by the CoupToer
Of public accounts and registered ia his Office The said bonds
be for the respective Of One Hundred Dollars Five
Hundred Dollars and One Thousand Dollars each and they
s be sd payable to order or bearer and be transferable
SEC The Treasurer of this stste shall to be pre-
pared the bonds and coupons authorized be issued under
Ills act and By and with advice and Of the Gov
snor advertise and sell the Provided that he may
REJECT such bids portions thereof he deem to be
bonds shah be cold at less than par value thereof.
Approved July a. isos "a ~ ADDITION
SEC l. That the Bonds Of the State Of Connecticut which
shah be issued under the act to which this act is in addition
shall be and exempt from taxation by or under State
VI '''A''pA' .. GABRIEL w. COTE, Treasurer.
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XTINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

TX ACRE FARM FOR SALE-In conse-
~ quence Of death in family; well divided into plow
pasture and meadow Sentinel Hill, Derby, Conn, mia
nom three villages. y from Ncwliayen II from Bridgeport
from Railroad and River Landing; three barns twostory
house, eleven rooms piazza three sides marble MANTLE
young orchard small fruit abundant more pleasant place IL
MARSH, No. 30 Courtlandtst, New.York City.
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Hmonrial.
PROPOSALS FOR
100000
MORRIS ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS,
PROPOSALS FOR
800, $500 AND $1,000,
REDEEMABLE IN FIFTY YEARS,

800, $500 AND 81, 1000,
REDEEMABLE IN FIFTY YEARS.
WITH COUPONS PAYABLE IN NETWORK
LIST Mas and LIST November,
10 WIFE PRovInoSs FOR SINKING FOR THEIR
REDEMPTION AT xATuKiTY
These bonds the balance Of the $aoo of bonds Of
Ne Company issued under the first mortgage and
for the purpose Of completing the extension road
rom Hsckettstown the present terminus to Phipsburgh
opposite Eston and for furnishing COAL freight and
The Morris and Essex Railroad, when extended to Eaon
vii connect with the Lehish Valley Railroad, with the Lee
hh Canal Companys Road in the Of construction
sd nearly completed and with the East Pennsylvania Rail-
These roads win supply the Morris and Essex Railroad inn
hsnsportsdn and Il must become one OF the most Import
Gt avenues for the transportation of coal from the Lehgh
and Eastern Schuylk regions and viii also form part Of the
great through line Cincinnati and Chicago and the great
West generally, via Lehigh Valley Allentown Pennsylys
roads
These bonds secured by rst mortgage to James Brown
and Peter Cooper Trustees upon the road completed and in
the course Of completion ard npon the branch from Denye
20 Newark from tie Hudson River at HobOken to the Della
ware River PhipsbuIsh including all rshts real estate
The Capital sioci Die Company, amoun,nst SO 900
addition the be received from the
bonds applied and to be applied to Tie extension Of present
sdy ample basis for tie security OF these bonds Th will be
evident from the fact that the business of the local rosd from
Newark 20 Hackettstown has always been suciebt to pay
Per cent interest on the amount invested in 1t.
Sealed proposals for these bonds will be received until Tues
day the I'D August next at O'clock M for the whole
any portion. Ten per will be paid tho time OF the
sSd the bids and ninety cent the delivery of the
bonds which viii be ready for delivery at al any
within 20 days at the option of the bidder. The accrued
Interest the bonds viii be charged to the date of payment
The Directors the right reject all Of the
bids sde but be accepted all bonds bid for OF higher
rse shall be awarded to the bidders the rate Of the lowest
Gd accepted.
The bonds win be coupon with the right Of registration or
BY surrender OF the pde transferable on the books OF
the Company at the pleasure ofthe holders fsrties MAILING
proposals viii state the Of bonds desired, the deno
rstion and price per hundred dollars.
Each proposal sbcnd be sealed and Endorsed Proposal Tor
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company Bonds and nclosed
second envelope addressed to d. VERMlLfE, esq,
Merchants Bank New York the undersigned Newark
EeweYey either Of whom will furnish printed copies Ct the
mortgage, which contains full information.
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
WAGFNEN Treasurer.