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The taking of Fort Fisher will have a
tendency 10 lessen the ardor of the rebel
leaders and make them more easy of ap-
proach for the purpose of acquiring terms
of peace which the masses.both North and
South are so anxously waiting 10 be ac-
complished. Some men seem TO think that
peace is not far off, but that it is IN reach
and will soon be enjoyed. Now we are OF
a different opinion. There is no doubling
the fact that Jeff Davis has yet large ar
my and that it is composed OF deermin.
ed set Of people is not to he disputed
Means OF subsistence in abundance yet re-
main in their control therefore does any
person suppose the rebel leaders are will
ling and ready 90 abandon their cause, for
which they have struggled nearly four
years with pros poets, a; times, of success
almost equal TO ours
We hesitate not in saying that peace will
come, eventually, but the TIME has not, il
seems 10 us, yet arrived. We hope and
pray that it may soon come, and tina; this
country may again assume that high posi-
ton once held in The estimation of all ma
tions We are no at present looked upon
with the same respect, by those from abroal,
that we were lew years ago. We have
fareE in the estimation of all civilized ma
tions aud no impartial man will dispute the
fact
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Miflin-Henry c. Hess. Lewis EckIoth.
Msdson--Jac ob Giuon.
Maine Michael Grower.
Orange-.A C.. Brakeman.
Pine-'rh omas McB,ide, John w. Hunter.
LGia er A. Garman.
RoarlnGcreek-W William Rhoads.
Scoti-John Eni, WIN. H. Greasy, Thomas
Dollman, Henry w. Greasy.
Suaarloaf-George Dills.
December 26 1864
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Peace.

This word which but few weeks ago
when uuered by any one was sufficient to
prove reasonable heart in such person
and was made term OF reproach by Mr
Lincoln s friends, has been adopted 6y the
administration party. Grant, Butler Sher-
man and Sheridan are not now declared TO
be the ouly peace commissioners, who will
be sent 10 confer with the Confederate an-
Shori.ies, but Francis P Blair is substituted.
It's no more considered by loyal RepubH-
cans reasonable 10 talk or treat of pace
Ii is not now deemed by the administration
cowardly and foolish to eYen open the
treaty for PEACE No more do we hear tha;
the rebels must throy down their weapons
of war and fly 10 The arms of their benefi.
cent parent Abraham Lincoln and br ing
with Them their leaders Davis & Co-Io
be hanged and quariersd No, the inita-
tnsy step is 10 be taken by the Federal au-
lhertjes, and Abraham Lincoln is rep
sen;ed 10 be the most fervsnl ''peace man.
IN the United States. So much so that ne
who ventures TO doubt his sincerity in send.
nounced traitor. However, be that as
they desire TO have it-Iet them howl trai-
tor, secessionisI or coPperhead as ey
please, ne will form our own conclusion
from the circumstances, and while we con-
cider the move a leint TO hold the weak and
weary followers OF Abraham, if Mr.. Blar's
transactions at Richmond result 10 any
good Mr. Lincoln shall have TIE credit
The whole affair is now clothed in dark
ness. Mr. Blair has been to Richmond and
returned 10 Washington. The Cabinet al
Washington were in session on Friday the.
2oIh inst, and il is understood their confer
ence was in reference 10 the movements of
this gentleman On the afternoon of the
game day he LEI, Washington. to 90 again
TO :he Confederate Capital. The Washing.
ton loislhgencer says =
We have good reasou-nol TO say author
ity-lor stating ths. Mr. Blair, Sr.. goes 10
Richmond npon no hollow or hearIiess mis-
sion but upon one OF substance. giving hope
to patriotic men that an. opportunity for the
higest-reaso will be afforded to statesmen
TO bring The present civil war TO a close by
negotiation.
But lae editor OF the InfelEeencer fawns
atAbraham;s nod and we desire 10 know
the results Of the mission before we declare
il is not ''holIow or heariess The cop
duct OF this administration has been such
that the good results OF its future scis must
he exhibited 10 establish "hope 10 patriotic
rneu.n
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THE new beard of Directors OF the Bank
Of Danyiile ara as follows:
From Danvii;e. E. H. Badly: PeIer Badly,
George a. Frick w. G. Scott, j. C. Rhodes,
George B. Brown, TAomas Woods, G. M
Shop.
Peter Bright and P. F. Mans Of the Val
ley George q Fiper OF MiIion,- John
sssrpless Of. Cats~i<sa aud William G
Harley Of Bloomsbury.
E H. BSLDy, President
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FOR RENT.

THE Mountain Lodge, No. 264 l. o. of
o. F. desire to rent the public house
known as the The USIoN HOUSE in Orange
vile Col. Co. Pa. Possession TO be given
on the lst day of April 1865. For terms
&c. inquire of Samuel Everett Orangeyille
Pa.
SAMUEL EVERETT,
o. A. MEGARGELL, Hall Com'tee
G. w RITTENHOUSE.
Oraugeville, Jan. 4th ls65.--3t.
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DONATION.
LE0UOR LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing persons have filed in the office OF
the Clerk oil the Quarter Sessions, apPl-
cations to keep Hotel, or sell liquor by the
quart, with or without other merchandise,
at the places named, and that the applica
tiohs will be presented 10 the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of Columbia county, on
Monday. the 9Th Gay OF February, 1865,
al ? o'clock, P. NJ
Berwick, Hotel, Hiram Smothers
Greenwood, John Leggot,
Centerville, Liquor store Chas. p. Smith
&" B. McBrerly.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk, o. C.
BIcomsburg, Jan IL, 1868.
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MI Gss. osD who succeeds Gen Bot
Ter in ne Army Of the James, is.a naive Of
Maryland. a Catholic, and graduate OF
Nes, Point where he was cla=sma;e Of
Gea Helleck. His residence is Carlisle, Pa
Previous 10 he war he served in California,
and is said 70 have been ulfrapro-slayery in
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DEMOCRATS, Farmers, Merchants and all
persons desiring TO secure paper for useful
iniorma,ion should notice the Prospectus OF
the NEw YoRk NEws, published Ia lo-day's
paper.
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sHERIFF,s SALE

5ey virtue Of a writ OF Fl Fa to re di-
AEreced, issued ont Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Colu mbia co. will be exposed
10 sale al the Colri House, in Bloc nsburg,
on MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1868, al ? O'Clock, P NJ. The toI
lowing described real estate to wit
A certain Tract of Land, situate in Lo-
Gust twp, Columbia co. ali dining lands of
Jack son P Cacklerese on the south, on the
East Jonathan Bachrian and Amzi Fox On
the north, Peter Miller. SEN, and Peter
Miller IT,, on the west containing
Seventy Two Acres and Seventy
Sew en- Perches and all wances, about fiiy
Acres of which are improved land. There
is on the premises
one Story aud half high, a Frame Bank
Barn, SOnng House aud Apple Orchard,
with the aPpurtenances.
ALSO, one other Tract OF land situate in
Locust twp, aforesaid, adjoining the
above described tract on the East, by land
of Peter Miller SEN, on the South and
West, Peter Miller ser., and Peer Miller,
IT., 90 the Norh, containing
FIVE ACRES
aud one hundred ard two perches, strict
measure, all cleared land.
ALSO, another Tract situate il Locust
township, county azores aid, adjoining
lands of Wright Hughes and others on the
North, lands formerly belonging 10 William
Mliiard on the East, land OF William H.
Rhoads on the Sonth. Chas. Cox, on the
West, containing
GNE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or>less.
ALSO, one other tract of unimproved,
land situate in Locust twp. and county
aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Slas Johnson,
Michael Snyder, Susan Kline AMI others,
containing
EVEN ACRES
and one hundred and Eight percbes, strict
measure.
Seized, taken IN execution and to be
sold a. the properly o: Wright Hughes.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Shsni's Office.
bloomsbury, Jan. II, 1864
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THE Secretary Of War recently received
through the mail, letter containing four
large pills There was nothing in The let-
Ter TO indicate who the donor OF the strange
pill was
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traverse JurOrs-Feb. Term, 1855

Bor. Berwick. P. Sibbet, Frederick
Nicely.
Bloom-Samuel Mellick, Stephen Knorr,
Jos. l.. Shannon
Caiawissa-Joseph Breisch, Jacob Gen sill
Daniel Helwig.
Cenlre--Theo. Med. Price, Henry c. Bar
ton.
shingcreek-Daniel Thomas, SiIas Nc
Henry, Reuben Savage.
Frankin-Michael Mensch, Jesse Cleaver,
Hemlock-Abraham Van Horn.
decentralization Manning.
Locust-John Snyder, Henry Fahnnger,
Washington Yeager
Mt. Pieasant-yohn Ruckel, John Mogdan
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Guilty 10 accom- piishing :heir object. OF the
| position the New York Tribune says: ''lt is
well known here that the taking of Port
Fisher does not stop blockade running into
Cape Fear river. Zek's Island commands
the other entrance The fire from Fisher
across rs head would have to be two miles.
Fil;ee miles OF the river is commanded by
other works. Wilmington itself is strongly
! defended 1t is between two creeks, both
fortified on their inner bank. A deep canal
has been cut between these creeks, and The
inner bank of the canal is fortified. The
whole country around is .marshy.' The
people of the North, therefore, must not
expect very speedy progress from the armies
in front of Wilmington.
The latest sensation derived from refu-
gees is, that forty. FIVE miles OF the Rich
rpond and Danvlle rsilroad, between Dan
vile and Greensboro, have been destroyed
by freshets. OF course, this may be true,
for refugees seldom equivocale but as the
| Danvie road does not run within thirty
mies OF Greensboro, the refugees are, this
time, not very accurate in their facts
On Tuesday and yesterday Butler was in
Washington tesiifying abont the first Viii.
mineton attack, before the War Committee
General Grant has been summoned as
witness
Brevet Major General Alfred H. Terry
has been nominated 10. and confirmed by
the Senate, full Major General.
Secretary Stanton has arrived al F rlress
Monroe, on his return from the South.
m
a New York Administration paper hav
ing stated that Gen. Dix, aided by the de-
tectives, has found every incendiary engag
ed in the atiem pt to set fire to the hotels in
that city, but that 'for purposes OF public
case will be made until after The war" the
Boston CouTier-rather mildIy-observes -
"This is certainly an amazing disclosure, ,and
if the statement be Irue, nothing can be
more clear than that the fires were not
kindled bY Southern emisaries Our readers
can draw their own conclusions as to the
class OF persons engaged in this atrociously
criminal act, and perhaps can readily inler
the reason why, after so much apparent
preparation for a-general condagration, so
comp paIaIively little in mischief took place"
Hos. EDwARD EVERETT died suddenly, OF
apoplexy, al Boston Mass, on Sunday the
18th inst
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Z II e M 3.
DAILY NEWS.
One copy, one year, by mail $1,000
One copy, six months, 90
WEEKLY NEWS.
One copy. one year, 90
Four copies, one year, 700
Ten copies, Que year, II 90
Twenty copies, one year, 5000
We have 40 travelling agent authorized
to collect or receive money for subscrip,
tions.
Orders and letters should be addressed TO
BENJAMIN WOOD
e Daily News Office, New York
Jan. 25. 1868.
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DAVID LOWENBERG G..

ell THIN TORE,
On Main street two doors above the Amer
ican Holel.
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Hos. EDwARD EvERETr died suddenly, OF
apoplexy, at Boston Mass, on Sunday the
18th inst
, 1865-07-14

DR. {. v. ROBAcK,
HupT. Gns1nnar. I
MylKxSS-zmA-WF3dp
, 1865-07-14
E06ton St1tu1s-Iann and Franklin.
fFfon the Providence journal

Tie new bronze statue Of Horace Mann, ex-
eeuted by Miss Stebbfns, and erected in front
of the State House in Boston, is chilled bg the
Commonwealth IA model Of grace aud beauty"
while the ddrertiser rokes 1un at it. says that
Ar. Mann isapparent!y represented as carry
Ing wet malnsail to boat house, that
pile Of books prevents him from putting his
ltg where 1t ought to be, and ttat tho i'm
ptession given Is OF ia Salem OF Palmer leg,
booted aid ttowse1cd, sewed on to the front
Of the s4il-cloth.''
When We read the numerous criticisms on
the statues In Boston,-not to say when We
see tho statues, for how should We pro7in-
cla1s presume to cr1ticise Boston statue
VIC sometimes fnnocently ask whether after
all we IN Rhode Island are not about as well
of without Acv statues of our ancient wor-
thies. VINO, even in the most respectful
frame Of mind, can now eTer approach the
statue Of franklin, nearly opposite the Par
ker House, without being reminded Of the
remark Of The critical wag, who said that the
venerable statesman, rs there represented,
appeared to be mcekly asking, "pray, sir,
can sou tell me the way to the Parker
House" uyon will have s'atues, worthy
A'Aenians, do stop crttlcising them. 50 that
VIC in the outlying districts may, In our iguo-
rance, be permitted to look on them In i'd
mfriDE wonder, aud retain our primitive
faith in the perfection Of all things In Hub
town.
, 1865-07-14
4ptrtai RuttrtE.
Doctor BIGeIow


r.+,e cm,y pnys1c1ru ~ npec:sliEt now IN tha city
nh., -, a eut1yny solied upon. 90 70 mn. and moi
.Nr rrsz asx 70 1u7nRlo In ytur srB se1. ntxuyiEk
xn,, ts.e snd podr. bxid0 destroying your fxpp1
,.,,s and fut,e rospecss in Nta- He haA .1Aae per
.ons1 tss4saa snd nervons ceo1ty his study tr ths
lass twenty years, sna i therefore the pszsoa whom
an AFFLICTED should consult. ao ona eTw heard OF .
t4tsent Of bis net hcnk cured unce he haS boon II
ste CIT. Eli reputation has Sonchea1 IN I'll the city
eapess, his patients and she medical Profession tosa
esc and abroad ss being thu most sR1ncd specialist
hse aud thorough master Of hls p1onxsiou. II Al
othesz MI don't c.spsi1; x1se him call Il j. only
= common occurrence With hin 70 cu1e sneh esss7.
Hls soosns sse sepsrase tor 1sdis and kustlee ano
The uoet eqnplefe in the city. Consultations hea
and confidential omcs no. 179 soufh Cafk aoee.
eorrsr Of Monroe. hsl1 block trcsn the Post Ofce
Pot Onoe Boz 81. Chicaxo. IL o1oe houfs rom
"a AM.tosF.k.
ntnt ror n,s aauida to Health" pubrthsd n
", nra uf charxe.
Ynt,na NEE IAz1 FAx1.uu14AH No11R-Doctor
{s,,,,ov asvots much OF his uas to tnetesnneat Of
fho.e saes caused by sees habit which Eu1as both
e>oav ana mind uniting me unfortunate Individual
sr either ppsina OF society. The s8a eecs Of theme
carly nkhitc. OF tic czre9 OF apc ycaE1. soveASen
aad drhlta.e the constitution. destroy tbs phyncal
ant mental poFers, diminish a1d e-achc tic EatcrA
1hesluxs, and exhauat tbs vital enr'Ea Of manhood
xe plesa1rs ofEns ra7od thH object o1 soAz1taxr
rmrstsd. and ezt1oeuce 1zeu rendered teEu OF un-
oea.tnk mitcs1 and regret eoch pe.sou1. especially
those contemplating aazz1aEs. should lose no time In
making lnme1iate application. u pr. q, BY hls new
rzcerutnt. enabled to tasure = speedy asd perra-
neut cufe
rcnes 17G souta rsa-x ssrcus, co., o, Monroe.
I. ty1sdsIS It
, 1865-07-14

a cruelty mcte tsf,ECd, intc:m.ueIca buckeye
leaves--a sure poisoa-and thus distributed
them to The starving a5d suffering wrstche5
to Increase ab- + g-6.es IND d'sabte :hets last
chance Of surviving. "tind II any escaped" !"
sad my mournful narrator. "shey were 1unt-
cd dewn with houLds. by 3 feliow wlo ll7ss
. short distance from haze"
WHAT'S his nane and where docs he !ITe:'
insisted.
tSomewha. rcluc.aut!y tac auswcr1
Why. he was employed by Wrts, who
sept the Prison. Perhaps he did not mean to
oe ernel MsDane is Ben Harris, and be lives
atons fonr niles south Of the Station
Does he keep his dcgs yets'
Yes" said be, ~ was in that ner.h5nr-
ho"d few days ago (enployed by one OF
Gen. Wilson's agents to collect the Ststa
suppliekG and ssw his dogs there with him.
The People about AndeIsouyills. mos. OF
them, arc OF mean sort, for the country IL
pco-, and they are ranking with spIte and
bitterness. SO mech 90 that / hare beer:
threatened In the peaceable discharge Of nv
office, These things make me blush for The
South. They are an frdeilhlc disgrace
Albany Is better district, aaa the peopls
there are ashamed Of the Anderson7ille out
RACES"
. AaI saw and heard these things on the
fatal SPOT, / vas pointed to place over the
hill, beyond where were fourteen Thousand
fTeeh-made graves, tie awful, damnirg proof
of the truth iof these otherwise Incredible
rumors Of horror.-Cor. Cincinnati CONNER
ejT7
, 1865-07-14

prisoners pretended that their only object
was 70 cure tho child of her idIeoess, and
ttat they did not know the iron Was 80 hot.
The Queen Of England, at her last Court, y
wore black silk dress with train, trimmed
VIII ciapa and Jet, Mary Q1een Of Scots
cap, With long vel, the cap ofnaacnted With
large dismonds. q nccklaae and Cross Of dia-
monds, the rsbbon aud the star Of ths Order
OF the Garter, the Victoria and Albert Order,
ana TIC order of Lou:so Of Prussia. The
frincefs Helena wore train of rich blue
SUE. trimmed with blonde pettIcoat of rich
white Elaee, covered with tu1le and trimmed
With blue flowers head-drsss, flowers to cur
r&6pcLd, feathers end yei1; ornaments, dIR-
noI ds; Victosta and Albert Order. aud Or
der Of st. Isabel. The Princess Louis. wore
t: ain Of rich pink silk, trimmed With tulle
np1 bows Lf rtboon pett.coat Of fHljte g,ace,
covered with white tu1le, and trimmed With
pink r. ses head-dIess to corrrspo1.o, fsa h
elf aid veil crnanc1ts, pearls and !!.ta eds ;
Order Of V.ctorfs and Albert.
Al q recent Performance Mt the Paris Hip
rodrome, = boa constructor, while exhibiting
In his cage. became impatient for tle rabbit
which Was about to be served to him. ross up
on his tall and dashed with force against tue
wire t1elliswork by which it was c5ufiusd. A
panic among the spectators followed. aud
every one attempted to escape: but the ser
pent-tamer quickly seized the reptile, aud
having secured 1t In cage OF thick glass, Of
der was restored and the pertosmance con-
tinucd.
Tie submarine telegraph cable between
Ma sala and the Algerian coast has been laid.
Direct telegraph Communication Is nav,
tEe1e!oze, opca between Europe and Algctit.
, 1865-07-14

184 Bouth ckfk street, bssvrea Msdlsoa SIC Non.
Soe. Once houu froms A. II tosP. u. spec:s:lss
In tie treatment Of ali ptlv deaxcs IN q: ttets IA
5ean Dr. WI has made the f,ua1meut Of private d.s'
ea>ee hls bu5snesa and study. which has enAh'ed him
70 perfee& remedies which spec4y and permanent.
ana In Ill cases cAn b used w1thou. to bun
unss CT exposure to neaaa. FAreula- attention gtvG
70 al old tta,d!ak oasez. sneh ~ Wmo torIesY con
kidsrsd ncu1sbc. 6yphuls In ali fo.ns Goao,rhes-
lee. Structure a,so the eects ct aoftaT hahlt beth
rulnous to boes sa mind, and produces soma OF thu
oucwlrE CT cts plnps on ths taoe, boeil7 weak
nesa constipation, svesion for s7d nneasnesa in f.
na1e scc,es. uhrnha.ln tread Of ruture eycns Azd
nnsly complete pgostsaron o1the vssl roxc.. loss
OF 1ncncE5, ringing IN tho eaH, impoteotJ-ca1 be
fully .u,to.ed to ho.1th DE. ", u The pu.lhu Of
new medical work which shop1d be In the hAsds OF al
tho&e contemplating marriage 6eat to N On recapt
Of tc1 c+nss TO prepay portage. Please ca1 friendly
cha. WILL cost yos nothing.
Tho subject OF Kup:are- OF usrala, nss long siaos
esacted tic attention ofthe medical faculty olboth
Eusopc AID Ans:1c4, It being oae Of the Eoit d,s.
rrc4llrE ecnplfintx which UAo L subject - be tnalc
ted With. unI A:e Scass, the care Of Eu2tcrt OF Hi
MS tAs bosn cons!tesed quits improbable. Ifnot In
poszlble WE.le travelling through Kunope IN ls5a and
whiting d.drrent hcseitsla IN scarrh Of information.
O. " Faye special rttentlon to the suniect Of Hup-
S.e 0. Hernia n II or v&saed aad implicated f,s1
which has ccan.cd Elm 10 ps1tees remedies by which
zine casts out OF 1en ca be peste1tly cpret, and
tu.csh atSuAl selsf 70 tbs Vy *n.st Kind OF Hernia
or Rupture. Hwtu bn Eecassn-S for eytsJ patient 10
Wilt D., WIS ONCE They need not rem In ia The city
nore than ona Cay. and no pain or suffering ate.da
Any treatment O! hls. ku letters with as4mp Al.
HwGed-
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III; Oh. Hsnde7shRtt. Toledo, Ohio: Dz. Davis, Gin.
a,pnau Ohio Or. Beatty, at psul Mlrn 1yl1c3ss 81
, 1865-07-14

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Dr.. HuNPHEE5sis is ccr!ultai ds.ly st his ell r,
personally by lttte., ~ Aboyr iur al faErB OF ut.
ease. ty11sfa.-1l GseTF&TC SIP
, 1865-07-14
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, 1865-07-14

The 1DfGfHnI1Onnl Bridge 1T Buffalo,
From tho Buffalo Express, 1tth.l
We gather come pleasing information from
our friend Mr.. ". a. Thomson, who has
Just returned from London. Before he left,
ESQ, GOO Was pledged BY leading capitalists
for the construction OF the International
Bridge, and Mr.. Thomson has returned with
Mr. Brydges, the Manager Of tha Grand
Trunk Railroad, and President of the Inter-
national Bltdge Company, who has entered
Into en9Bgements to tlaustar the subsc1ip-
tiocs of STOCK Of May Last, except such sm1lt
amounts as he does not control, to David
Ward Chapman, Esq, banker, London; Sir
8. Morton, Peto, Baronek, and Alexander
McEweD, Esq, Of Glasgow, IN trust for the
benefit Of the new subscribers. Mr.. Thomson
returned by the steamer Of the 2Gth ult.,
from New York, with these tEausferences and
such other E.atter as Is necessary to place
the new subscriptions legitimately on the ~
cord book OF tho Stock Exchange.
The cash capital under the new arrange
ment Is :e5500, ,00O, or q SOC, 900, and the con-
tract Is already executed for q bridge Of iron
piers aud iron supersttucture Of great beauty
and durability. .fhe seven miles of railway
from the bridge to the termln{ of the Eastern
railWoYs in this city, Is to be1oug to the
bridge and to be constructed by the bridge,
the Atlantic and Great Western rellnquishmg
their right to the said seven miles Of rau Tay-
It and the bridge are to be absolutely and un-
reservedly common to all and every railway.
There Is sufficient capital In the aboye sum
over and above the cost or construction OF
the bridge, and eeven miles Of approaches to
said bridge, to construct somewhere near the
urrscnt Eastern depot Largo aud MaEnlfl-
cent union depot. The bridge and ap-
proacbes arc to be constructed On OF before
the lst Of May, 1861.
, 1865-07-14

Tho .sp.dly lnsfeaI1nx .
popularity Of Honsck1 N
ucyiyAlled GlrteH. u nc
mos. co1vnctEE PROOF
c1thelr mertts+ A1d Z y.
Icut Lrr:ss..o1 Ct public -
uI,irs1n II tt1eir hTcT.
, 1865-07-14
pROPOEALs FOR a SCHOOL

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6eate4 p:opaaale win be TIC. ivad b. tse HsAsa q
TIE ms4on work. end the cstp.ntrr sna t1lnsT HE1:
fAFubIc echool Building IN DasGtct N9: ~ -
th1 c1fy. II pben arsei Thru I0sk Hos 1 ~ Snt.
csko avt1uf. tcccfaink 10 fA1s ard tftcanea1auas
Or nc ia tie Grsce 0: the HoaIo. x-,x..
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time ia t:me a II proEres,a vii ain pr ceat OF
ID vAlue, 4od f1n pnJuea1 oa it s1tiafactoiT com.
plttlcn.
wJrst. sccom7ku.ed ~ tie us1I 9s00 bond. ln-
fstoo touss" Iht Bo..t r:setve the fight 70 re3at
try Of al O!da. aEd bid viii BIZ accepted uulesa
iSo 80 lL2t h. u Competent 10 40 tho 10 r railA-
tje ind rsspo4s.l.h. J, ,. GIEDHLX
FRED LETZ
O. j. RJSE
}y1oi-oCB: B3atd Of Public Ma.Ea.