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The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

1--WE publish this week a portion of a
long and able article on the /" Cattle
Plague" At the suggestion ef Hon.
Henrs Pennoyer. II is taken from the
September number Of the Monthly Re
port Of tie agricultural Department,
al, Washington. AS the cattle plague
may not improbably visit us before the
expiration Of many months the article
which enters largely into the minu,ia Of
The subject will be read with great inter
est, BY stock growers and others interest
cd. We propose to publish the remain
inc portion Of the article next week.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

sTiTE OF MICHIGAN, So: The Circuit
Curt for the county Of ottHws; IN ChHn-
cefv.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

Tax propeller Caid'OeA was seized
bore, Oh Saturday, BY Deputy Collector
Cuttiss, for having on board barrel OF
whiskey, shipped al Port Sarnia, G. W.,
isith0o. payment Of duty, by the saloon
keeper, a. the Captain states--so,we are
insormedr-snd without his knowledge.
But the propellerwas formally seized With
herllading and bonds given for q proper
adjust ncnt Of the matter hereafter. ka
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

Ooa readers car not fail to see the at
tractiye style Of JAS. G. Avery's advcr-
'tisement, 10 to-day's issue, Of Holiday
Goods. Such liborality wins in the end.
Years Of experience have educated the
public to purchase literally only Of those
who generously advertise. Our citizens
II they want the choicest Of holiday gifts
At the loves. prices, will find them II
great variety, at Avery's Jewelry store
Washington street.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

WINTER may be said, we think with
out the least gaiusayiug, to be fairly To-
cOgdrated. 1tcsme upon us with rush.
Iressdsy moraing dawned blaudly, but
tho wind aud cold increased iu arithmeti-
cal proportion at each successive hour,
accompanied with lurries Of snow, and
the day closed with as much discomfort
in every respect as usually accompanies
our, most disagreeable winter weather.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

We are prepared to furnish Township
Treasurers with Blank Tax Receipts AZ
81 90 per hundred. Orders will re-
ceise prompt attention.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

4. IS By reference to our advertising col
u,nps, il win be noticed that change
hos taken place 10 the Time table on the
D.& M"RaiIway. The mail tain, east
ward bound, leaving at 7.so, "A. M and
The mixed at $50, p. M, the former ar
irving at $40, p. M, and the latter at
u, sPs M. -Propelers leave daily, wealth
81 permitting at $40, P. NJ, for Mil
iwhukee. ''s'as' e '. ,,,as
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
Legal Marriage.

A curious question has arisen in the Oon-
neciicut Legislature on the subject Of mar
riages A bill was introduced lining any man
S5U0, who, without being legally authorized,
shall marry parties in tbEti States The bull,
however, goes further, and makes valid all
marriages heretofore performed in the State
illegally, where the parties honesty believed
they were married. 10 discussion, however
a difficulty was suggested One member said
he knew a couple who supposed they were
married, but afterwards discovered That they
we're not, and we're "glad of it, and separat
ed Subsequently they married other parties
and had families Of children, This proposed
act would make their first marriage valid and
their children by the second marriage illegt.
innate. The difficulty was spparent .and an
amendment was adopted excepting the cases
OF persons who had subsequently, married.
II doe, not appear, however what's to be The
effect in case the second marriage was also
irregular and illegal
20 The Whole subject ofmarriaee, in this couh-
try, is one OF the most difficult. with which
lawyera have any thug to DO, State rights
are hsre onnipotent.L The lay is almost IL
various as the number of States, Ia New
York any acknowledgment before witnesses,
or the mere living together as husband aud
| vile, with that reputation given out 10 the
public, constitutes marriage Inotiier states
| icensesHre required, and 10 Others ouiy or
dalned cereymep or magistrates can perform
the ceremony in their own districts Divor-
ces vary as marriages vary, and a divorce in
one State has no legal eject III some Of the
other States, under certain circumstances.
II is mixed up doctrine Cannot some OF
the phlanlhropists see any way TO regulate
| this and make il opiform all over the couu.
ayH Possibly it nigh; be done under the
war power by proclamation. 1t is a domestic
institution, and the public morals are directly
eonceEnsd ia itoif l.a3 l.l.E1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
.a3allg Gll1ptrf,
Comedy ln'fiarlsIan Llfe.

One of the Paris journals relates an incl
dent, which, if not true, deserves to be So
and, at any rate, reads more like dramatic
invention than the fact which it probably may
be It is said that q Partisan gentleman
who may be called NJ. Zero, iu the absence OF
his real name-received, one fine morning,
delicate, rose-scented billet doux, informing
him that if his heart was free and he had as
much. sentiment as wit, he should enter car.
riage WHICH, should be ia waiting for him at
nine the next evening, close TO bis house.
TO the driver he must cay, Fortune" and
the reply, Mystery would assure him that
he was right II was concluded with the ob.
derivation that if be did not keep this appoint
ment,. it wonld be because there existed o
more fortunate woman, who had won his al
fection. II shall envy her" the fair writer
! Said, "but bate neither you nor her" This
epistle was signed Gabrielle NJ Zero, who
ia married man, read it and sniled-gen'
tlemen usually smile when they have assur-
snce of having made a conquest, He finish
ed his breakfast, and proceeded TO the head
of police, with whom he had 40 interview
| Nine oclock in the evening arrived, and NJ.
Zero left his house as The clock struck. Near
his door stood handsome private carriage
The driver challenged him: Who goes
/
sign ~" Mystery" "All right was The
word aud M. Zero entered the vehicle IN
which veiled lady sat He desired Jehu to
drive to the nearest "poste," OF police sta
tion, and whep he arrived there the lady was
handed out to polite policeman who, trans
TERED her for the remainder of the night TO
the custody Of the person who has charge OF
the female prisoners She slept soundly, was
| liberated the next morninp becauae no one
attended to make any, Charge against her,
and returned home ip excellent spirits, There
is key to the epigms Madome Zero was a
jealous wife, who ingeniously had eontriyed
a little plot to try her husbands fidelity, He
recognized the billet doux as having been
written by her. resolved to pay ber off in her
own coin, had her taken up, under special ar
rangement with his friend of the police office
for an attempt to disturb his coDjugal happi
ness, and thus delighted his wife, and quietly
avenged himself at the same time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28

TuRSISG THEIR ATTENTION TO THTs CoUs-
rRY.--A Paris correspondent says "Now our
war is over European capitalists are IT,
ing their attention TO American stocks. /
hear it stated, indeed, that the Rothschilds,
BalamancL, and other large capitalists whc
have long controlled bullion, through their
control ofquicksilyer, now that the old Ameri.
can mine in Spain is giving out, are making
strenuous efforts to obtain the controlling in
terest in the new Almaden mine in California.
Europeans are at length coming to reali-
zing sense Of Americen resources, aud have
come to the conclusion that thoss stupid
Germans who bought United States bonds,
seven months ago, at 40, and selling them
now at II, were not SO stupid after all"
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a9idnn .FortGs.r


sattrtGEt siqnU8s5l 4t.Gf
DESCRIPTIVE PRTOELhSr.--Jupe lst, 1890.
ono Fortes IN rich eases highly finishpd, made of
atarials carefully selerted and brerared Alihev"
eir tent insulated iror rim ar1 vranne Toast in
be pia~e) with ove'st-nng scales uakinae hem the
psf perfect aud durable kpowp and espAcailY
apted q warm ciitn1tes. Afbre Hn'shed with an
ge round corners front and back alike. Centre pi-
os. ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
HIS, ImMENsE NIENaGERrE,
Composed Of one OF the lpfgest most interesting
Rud in all respects, the most rare and curious
GEOLOGICAL, COLONY

Composed OF one OF the pfgsst an ost interesting
aod in all respects, the most rare and curious
GEOLOGICAL COLONY
Ever seen comprising specimens
U% Iusls ,;TsstS cc-s az .tyd 'sy mdoun''ns s GO
Where Atrtp'ss sunny fountains a.x bel 81.
Roll down the gOl en- sand .,.. .. L
Fiom many an ancient river,
FrOmomany pslmy paiu,n f"u.
iIlsvn been gslhired to. peri ct This Giant COl-
1cction, Smong which win he found The ( How no
LIST which embraces some OF the geological sfeoi
nen- ard s deemed to be the correct catalogue now
Asiastic mi frican Elephants, Arabian Cemes
ponga leop rds, Royal Brazilian Tiger, Cane Cord
Hope 100 and liouess,, Amazon aell Tiser, an.
ther NJ raguay striped and Spotted Hyenaa Calfor-
MA Gnzz'y Rears, Black Bear Of Hudson Bay, Gina.
mon Rear nfOr,g u, nGh cue aud Amt Eaters,
! umidap Lion ard Loness. Liouess and Whelps,
Hollend Banearoos, Peruvian Lama Alpaca Of tho
Andes Santa Fe Bison Qtters from the Sandwich
and Musk Cas- pofupine, Hedphog opossums, Asi.
attic Jackals, ytian Goits. Madhga car rabbits.
AN IMMENSE ARRAY,
Comprising birls OF "a Q and gorgeous plumape.
Among these "Wapderers Ofths Deep" will be found
pc .lnens q the glowing .Tnnhogi al ysri' Ties
Love Btyds. AR an Grown .d Cranes, Golden and Sl
yer pheasan Oh nese end English Pheasans, kins
Lori TdS Alhno Guinea Hens, WI te aud Gra'
Tropical Co"katoos, Paradise Birds, nth Amercar
PARROTS, Aslatic and African Parrts aud Psroq uet4
Alec asreat yarie Q Australian Br Is Of gorgeous
The only ARABIAN CAMELS in America
The, school of Educated Animals
Il iat si9 lp4 SIRICE Pa NotqAL)
romrTisss the most IN ellgent mo tdocile most ac
world has tyer noticed, aud tha dsvaopm ant Of IN ii
rare qualities, under tno guidance Of their kind ant
pte instructor y ea'u'stsi 10 excite the mobiles
most among the developed spt cimens of the brut,
i creation stand the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
d 3aorDoA III EICE'S .u
MAMMOTH NENAGERIE
truof1 ny pnrtr,, -r,r ,wt,r.rs ,pn
y IoHpoInQE EDucATnD ANlMALs. ANp
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.

Dan Ritetekes peculiar sat .faction in making the
pnnonna suent'tb the puhlil that he has succeeded
by ddnt ofwqih perseyerance, and the exercise Of
X ad6fan Establishment which, whiIs lis varied fea.
dsrtiu tres mud specales offer
A iSOuyee 0f Neper failing amusement and
UafaluA Entertainment
Is free from al the ofecti nabe characteristics
whch mark exhibitions ora promiseuous naure.
10 tas helm 9 object or yaats to acctmplish this
aud no nHw comes leforo the pull c. to whom he
all he IL, or hopes be, prepared to give the
assurance that tn entertainment he offers is AZ
AUusiHg, Moral, Instructive, Eieodiing and
a,o..e, Refining,
One IN which no appeal IS made to the merely sensu
al Instincts o four nature, but which afio, Ids
~ WHOLESOME PABULUM
70 the INTELLECTUAL QUALITIES and while it
gives pleasure ipnoeent enjoyment and mirth leads
70 rehsston. and opens to the view
lIahe WONDERS of the Creation,
power design. goddriess and wisdom of the
GREAT RULER OF THE, UNIVERSE.
Mr.. Rice also ees pleasure in being able to say
that fie nolonger comes before the public rs
A MERE JESTER,
Beeyin that whatever is worth dong at all ia worth
cinE well .while he filled this pos,ion.--no higher
one oiiering-he eudeayored 10 perform his whole
duty andu al the largest expectations ofhis patrons
fUnparrsiIeIed Success, "
And creaiipB by the e't rcise o., his
PECULIAR IDI0SYNCRACY,
reputation secured to none, and cbushig
Burst of Laugh ter IL RouD Il the world.
Now While it's far from his purpose to be lugubri-
ous, or fXCLUSfvELY DlDACTfC, he Genes te.
fore patrons as a d isrrptye and moral lecturer
he Penches, andtO inspire 'ffrd
INNOCENT MIRTH,
While he gives subjects for thought, and furnishes
Food for Reelection.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
|iIVE PEnFEOT s1TISFAoTiON.

kholessle A gent for Piano Stools, TuninR Scales.
ping Hammers and Forks. Muscd Instruments
Musi al Manr rhandi0e- OF all kinds. Plane Forte
ker materials Of all Kinds, sc &e,, 40, all at the
Pet prices. When ordered, please give date Of
kulefa aAaaEsSs AiloEqsrs- IN si5sHsssss
sdswtff a'. y3rsssti :frOsdSay c i; y New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
The Obedience of Chiid and the Docilty
ofd DOG.

The Obedience Of Chiid and the Dociity
ofG Dog.
THE TRAINED HORSE DOUGLASS
mos beaut. nj an mai, exousitely proportiored
and Of the mtst peculiar and remarkable intelligent
gu lities.
The Beautiful Educated Mare REBECCA
A paragon Of beauty Intelligent, Doeile com.
pound Of eracei where every movement is poetry,
and whore every act erea' es lmiraton.
a.i TUE COMIC MULES
TETE nd BARNEY, the world renowned Assenins
Humorists whose ridiculous antics would
Make Nesier Spsar Ticeee LqWohdbk.
These peculiar beasts, the Clowns OF the animal
kingdom will exhibit iich variety Of Cachnaloty
Accomplis hments such as no other animals pos,ess
They ere ai once muthul and mus cal, and do every
thing from
Dancing Hornpipe to Initiating The Bass
notes of a Piaao.
THE PERFORMING ELEPHANTS RO-
MEo AND JULIET,
In their various and wonderful performances. which
alartle and surprise leaving doubt whether they
are guided by mare ms met or by the
Higher and more potent sway Of brain.
Their varied fests cannot be enumerstedi it is SUN.
Gent to that hey do more than has ever been nc.
complished by any OF the brute creation.
DEN OF PERFORMING WILD AMI
MAILS.
Whose cruel nnd blood thirsty instincts have been
mysterious inhuen e, have been brought under the
complete sui lection n rftheIrtrainer
.'tt" PROF, SEARS,
who will enter their den and put them through their
THRILLING AND START Ing FEAJS
Mr.. RICE will exhibit these various an mails and
will give an iuteres ng and succinct
LECTURE
Upon the Animal Klnsdom IN Nutshell.
notwithstanding the lNNUMEKABLE ATTRAC-
TIONS ofthis es Abllshment Mr. Bice has determin
Ell 10 place its eric, ment within the reach of ALL anu
has accordingly put the pre- ofadmission lol ows
Adults 90 cents children under 10 years old % cents
The Menagerie VIII enter the town in GRAN d PRO.
CFsSl0N at 10 o'clock A. M, preceded by the
Benutiful band Carriage Drawn by
.u Eleph mts
and followed by a magnificent Cortege composed of
the pens and Cages OF the wild animals, the troupe
O. learn d animals Horses, Mules BufsIoes, &c
and ~ er na sing the principal streets, will procede
10 the place oft XhlbitIon
Doors open At ~ and p. NJ. Performance com.
mences at and ~,
WILL EXHIBIT AT
DAYTON, TUESDAY AUGUST 9.
MIAMIsBURG. MONDAY AUGUST 2.
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suALLPARLoRPIANos

p tR0gwD. MELLOW. T0NE-y EASY AND
ELASTTG T0UCH-- ELEGANT .AND OR.
re- . iFA5fENTaL IN NAPPEARANoR. y aH ,
e'siE and plEd QctsvesaTe Eve feet eight inches
Aand two feet iae inches wide. The teven oo-
eshre SIX feet long, and three et Wlde outside.
laseorOund corners, finished back and hont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28
Agents Wanted.

EVERfwHERE, in = strictly honarstle .In.,.
~ AGENTS nov make from eight TO tsn doliays ~.
-stasion D" New York p. o. w.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-28

l,rS,r and third Ocarss, Scale It0 a, Rich Rose
Dood Gases, Iron RiWi -.r1s srsIr SbI
2.-SeUen OctGrss, Rich Rosewood Cases, (lron Mn
ale c, ~ Co. WaF.r i-ss irUgrtg 90 8 4ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

A TTENTTON.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE-
IA ceve the highest prices for their or Clothing
pets &C., By calling addressing Mr.. Mrs. H. CoaN.
2<O Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19
NIiscelln ucOus.

LArScnED-The steamship Paou Shun was successfully
launched yesterday, from the yard OF jeremiah smoson
Grecupont she lowed to the Neptune Iron Works In
New York. she viii her machinery and II Is
expected be ready san In September We gave her
dimensions, sc, yesterday.
Srs."smr CoroPAxi st Rio Feb !, having been pre-
vented IRON pursrg voyapc % Valparaiso where she
that IL Illegal ~ order OF the Minister dsch
Ing her cargo would then be offered Tor sale TO the Bra
1ilan government
sur tr Liverpool for Philadelphia previ
ousy reported ashore has seen got or and Is below Philss
delphfa.
Sur LAWRENCE, before reported ashore ut Tyhec had
survey held on her 1h lust which recommended her to be
ghtened and taken 10 Savannah 10 c hove down for repairs
BRie Epirn ASE-Poetand, March i7Br brig Eii.h Ann,
FROM Porto RICO, with acarso OF sugar and oasses for
Pc tland went asho ~ Friday liza three
quarters OF mile OF Mud Island. Crew saved. Cargo
tosal loss
Bare JAMES CaosBY HERMAN, Of Bangor Me- from
Mexican pot VITA mahogany Cor Boston, went ashore
pot Morches long ~ nj, night of 18th Inst Grew all
saved vessel In good order and can be gt on weather per
hitting.
Sem suoorIsG STAr-pnrnepa March l7Schr shoo,ir r
sar Capt ChnR Marshall from Boston for Washington with
g2'at9e onons furniture 81 ashore three miles north Of
n.nsgat Inlet; crew saved IL weather proves good the
vessel WI probably lie saved.
SCH IVY Capt Henderson sailed from Boston Jan for
monroe was seen ~ Vineyard sound on the 6tn and
~ ssu not Y have ecn heard from since. She had cargo
y oats on government account
sehs yTsrfTr, Of westerly, RI leo tons buff s New.
burg MIN 1851 md rebuilt II Westerly ia 1866 has been
p ss WI non aud cuers OF Clinton, Conn, for
apnat tsotp hhu VIII hereafter hail from that under
command OF Capt bacon, late OF siGup Intent
SCUR GOLDEN EAclr Of Yarmouth I7p tons hs been ur.
CHASED " ,Icu h.Ney taie Of schr Cathsgena) and
Others q New bedoId Oh private terms She will hcreaf
business under command Of Capt Kelley
ecu Pfrrs Of Rockand with her spars sand,nv r,s.
silva IA shs lies sunk nsas tAs Lsnd Of Roois bsas
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ness while rebel money stu 10 al tender In that CITY
and the gold is yet within their power With the resicf
alton % the fed raj authority There they would have 10
redeem their outstanding notes in greenbacks or ther
equivalent In specie which would be much less piou'
able operation for them, Of course than that VIM
they performing. THIS has the appear
Of Of those shadows which coming
events are said to cast before them ana 'iio
cry Of indignation which the proceeding mas
evoked from the Richmond press and the demand nys
make upon the rebel to stop II ana se@e 'h0
gold prove that the banks have not taken ms ooui
sooner than was needfa for their own protection ihero
is every probability that all the gold in the coniedeiaoy
which the Davis government can lay hands on VIII 90
seized before long The Richmond Enquirer In i's Issue
OF the 10th inst, d." The supplies OF tho country
cannot be secured without gold The banks have all Inc
gold without supplies the city OF Richmond ana sta'e
of Virginia must b. abandoned"
The following the earnings OF the chicago ana
Northwestern Railroad Company for the second week In
March,
1864. oso'o
increase.
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the action OF the Bank Of Virginia and the Farmers
BANK a. Richmond, In calling insnd paying on their
circulating notes at the rate OF dollar in specie to six
paper showshat the managers Of those institutions are
prchensve Of the capture Of the city and tho seizure Of
Ar gold, and are anxious V dscharse their Indebted
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pARGAINSi BARGAINS, BARGAINsi
GREAT INDUCEMENTS re
HOUSEkEEPERS
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
DOMESTIC GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT PANIC PRICES.
SHIFTING MUSLINS ~ cents per yard.
ALL OUR BEST PRINTS % cents per yard.
BEST QUALITY GIN0uAMS, 80 cents per yard
IA and 81 DAMASK TABLE LINEN, Is. per yard; worth
s.: DAMAsK CLOTHS. a. soi worth -
rs SHAKER FLANNEL, la 3d.; worth Is.
TowEdhisos, CRASHES = bf z Egssn fIANSELs
and every description Of
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, .
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
W. R. RoBERrs
SILKS, SILKS SILKS, SILKS
THE BALANCE OF OUR
BLACK AND C0LoRED SILKS
w." THIS WEEK
AT A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION,
70 CLOSE SALE.
RICH CHINE SILKS, u.s. worth ~.
PLAID AND STRIPE SILKS, S. Cd; worth la
RICH PLAIN SILKS l2s.; worth g.
BLACK SILKS.
RICH LUSrRE l2s.; worth ST.
REAL LYONS, las; worth 81 30.
And every description OF
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
W. r. RoBRnra
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FINANCIAL.

my MERCHANT HAVING $4,000 WORTH OF MER
TVS shTnass to cSSh3ne Mould s DO we 70 call on j.
particulars.
poND AND MORTGAGE FOR sALE-siooo AND
ID $500 property worth double the amount Interest
NICHOLS, IS Maiden lane
AgARrposA coMrANY-AT a MEETING OF THE
wi Bcndholders OF THIS company the following resolutions
Resolved That in the opinion Of the bondholdors
Marposa Company further delay in asserting their rights
nsTossa That committee Of three be appointed By the
foreclosure otherwise in their opinion necessary 10
secure The rishts Of bondholaers a. ,,... c
ben representatives. not ony Of the orportor but also Of
hound to niepoe opposition to the enforcement Of the
Rcoied That the bondholders having confidence In the
Board OF trustees 10 po dfrs any change at rre
Wx. AurrRuAsS Secretary. ''''' 'A-''~'
MONEY wANTED-ssomo-THE SECURITY OF.
ln fcrcd is first mortgage property In this city
inquire BouREER ss Broadway before q @oia
NOTICE or DIVIDEND No.4
The directors q ,Se Ohio Petroleum Company have de-
eompany No Broad street New York. on and after the
books be closed from the 10th to the 10th
March.
ierly for the fu,ure ALLEN b. voRcE Secretary.
OFFICE or THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company New YORK March IS 5.-The Annual Elcc
be hed at their oc IS wait street. s on sa' Sosda The h
Inst, from IL O'Clock NJ. TO ] O'Clock II. NJ.
ANDREW j. SMITH, Secretary.
WESTERN VIRGINIA OIL LANDs.-8oooo ACRES,
doe. HAYES fSs aHss dsria ssr
II 90 POPULAR LOAN
Lou q. $. GOVERNMENT
LOAN AGENTS.
ALBERT II. NfcOLAY CO.,
~ WILLIAM STREET, N. r.,
ns ssa &c s. s' ppsnsS Gus
GONEkNMENT AGENTS
FoS ,T THS a. sAI e OK or THE
.THTsE BONDS ARE ISSUED IN SUNS OF $50 600,
AND ARE CONVERTIBLE AT THE OPTION OF TUE
HOLDER IN THREE 80 YEARS FROM THAT DATE
INTO THE POPULAR t@ GOLD BEARING INTEREST
We ARE FULLY PREPARED TO SUPPLY THEM
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TO PRIVATE PARTIES
AND OIlIASS IN sUtH AMOUNTS AS MAY BE RE-
QUIRED A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO ALL
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ALBERT II. NICOIAY A CO.
STOCK AUCTIoEEERs BROKERS'
U. g. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS,
o. WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK
gao ono TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
JOSEPH MASON, No on Pine street.
&5() 000 To LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
JOSEPH hAs0N No. " Pine street.
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sDOU.VOV Kings and Queens county, l.. I.
JOSEPH MASON. No. ~ Pine street.