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100. $500 AND $1,000

OF
800. $500 AND 81 900,
REDEFMABLE IN FIFTY YEAPS
Let May and lst November
xSp WITH PROVISIONS A sIsKIN0 FUND FOR THRR
REDEMPTION MATURITY.
These bonds balance Of the SooOO Of bonds OF
hs Company, issued under, first mortgage and are now
offered purpose completing the extension the road
from llsckestsown the present terminus to Php ourgh
opposite Eason furnishing coal freight and passenger
ears and engines
w with the Lehigh Valley Railroad with the Le
nearly completed and With the East Pennsyv Rail,
These roads win supply the Morris and Essex Railroad inn
nedatsly upon its completion with immense tunuase for
avenues for the transportation Of coal from the Leeh
and Eastern scuyikA regions and will so form part Of the
West generally, via Lehigh Valley Allentown, Pennsyva.
nj. Central and Pittsbug. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
sosdS
These bonds secured by first mortgage to James Brown
and Peter Cooper Trustees upon the road completed and IN
Newark from the Hudson River hoooAen to the Doia'
River at, Phipburgh. including all rights resi estate
follns stock and other property Of the Company.
The Captal stock OF the Company amounting 70 s5vVVuu,
hs. all been called in and expended the road which IN
road and to the budng of the branch road afford an undou1
edly ample basis for tie security OF these bonds This WI be
evident from the business Of the local road from
Newark to Hsckettstown has always been scient to pay
Eer cent interest the amount invested IN II.
Sealed proposals for bonds viii be received until Tues
day the ga August next at O'Clock for the whole or
awards Of the bids ana ninety per cent the delivery the
bonds which will be ready for delivery at ct any
within days the option of the bidder. The accrued
.terest the bonds will be charged the date OF payment
The Directors the right TO reject all Of the
bids made but if any accepted al bonds bid for higher
sha be awarded to the bidders the rate Of the lowest
bid sccepted.
The bonds win be coupon with the right Of resitrson or
BY Surrender the coupons made transferable the books OF
the Company at the pleasure Of the holders Parties making
proposals will state the amount Of bonds desired the denO
nation and price per hundred dollars.
Each proposal should De sealed and ndorsed Propo'I foI
IN second envelope addressed to ID. NEiSNlLNE esq.,
Merchants Bank New ork the undersigned, Newark,
New Jersey either Of whom viii furnish printed copies Of the
9oTtgage, which contains full information.
BY ordeJ of the Board of Directors,
ISAAC VAN WAGENEN, Treasurer
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
N1 PAEY-foot Of bsrcisys yst--on ahn VIC. S.ao 49,, -,
.,,,, ,ail trains for HAckettsfown hnd STA
,on, viii e.vs a, s90 Mail Express Tor all stations
no' % yiha,n A t;l0 o. 10. Morstown Express at p IN
WI" " & sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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printlng.

WYNN. EVFRDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulto
w ..-srEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MA
uRACIIRERS
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1urnltnre.

ALL KIN DS of FURNITURE, MAT
~ THESES, BEDDING. LOOKING GLASSES, &C.
CHEAPEST al SNEbEN 4 CAMPBELLs No. 263 Bow
ery between Stanton and iouston-s Csl and money
Goods wsusnted and delivered free. FURNITURE IN
SUITS.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
)warra aned manufacture Ao sod Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental, st H. r. EARRING
TONS. SCs Csnai-s, opposite Wooster EstablAed lss3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

Gtopee, Ranges, sc.
~ B. LOYELESSs PATENT.
THE HOUSEHOLD FAIRY
PETROLEUM STOVE.
DEPOT, Nos. 5i2 and 544 BROADWAY.
THE GREATEST INVENTION
Of modern tines
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES.
A MODEL OF USEFULNESS, ECONOMY AND
LUXURY
A UNIVERSAL FAVORlTE
VIII" "o'' MURE Work AT LESS EXPENSE
,., any oil or ea, stove ever presented to the public
II will BAKE, BOIL, ROAST. BRoiL, FRY sIE"'
and , AZ, ,,oy
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK
STOVES OF ALL SIZES.
from No. | 10 Nc. with furniture complete Always on
N BeMr. c. b. LOvELFsS, e~Patentse, win be In
attendance At III. Office In the Depot Nos 42 and o% Broad
yay daily for the purpose OF giving all required information
In Sard 10 the stoves and for the sale Of Territory
hs exclusive right Of hs Patents. Some very choice dis
ricts remaining unod which, If applied for soon will
be disposed of on reasonable terms. The demand for
hese stoves IL constantly increasing, and they are hound
10 have large and ready sae wherever they are intro
duced. e, a., NJ. =, - .. /,
States.
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Copartnsrsbip Notices.
1nternal Kerenue.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE or
NEW-YORK. .
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN In pursuance Of Section
q Of act provide internal 70 support the Gov
eminent 10 pay interest the public debt ard for other
purposes passed June 80 1864, and amended by TIE at OF
Mach 1865 that the annual let valuations and enuulera
tons OF property subject to under said sc on the h
day of May 1866 have been returned to by the assessor
of this district aud that the duesand taxes have become cne
and payable That will attend for the collection o. ths
same at my office No 5s7 Lexingonave. near
in the City New York and after the eleventh day
August 1895 until the hiriyr day OF the same A1ss
elusive. Payment Tay be made az any time before ss'
period. EpoAh hr1on'S. hp.1.... S.voh
Dated New York. July 81, 1865
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Prhlic notice is
hereby given that a SALE Of PROPERTY according to
law for unpaid TAAES, the years 1886 1851 and 1888
gcher witt the regular RhTS for cToton wser FOR the
S.ars 1855 1850 and 1851. will take piece public auction at
he CIV Hall in the City Of NewYork on MONDAY the
On day OF Sefembe 1885, at IL O'Clock Of that dy and
10 be conr led rom day 10 Cay until the whole Of said prep
e,,y shall be sold The dslsed statement a the proeryto
be sold is pabshed in The her. York Ddsy Ifan,vra
York Copie had app alton al the olce OF lac
Nsc. York Day 7rdHo,Jt and At tho bufeen of Afie-,
Dersr,meut OF Finance Buresu OF ATrears Sewiofk Msy
20 1865. Nv order Of tho Comptroller.
JANIS j. GUMBLEION, Acting Clerk of Arrears
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Professional Notices.

nR. T.. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH and
- HYDROPATH, Just arrived from Europe. No. e9
Amtys. Once Hours, from 10 to II m. TO ?. and
evening
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DOR POUGHKEEPSIE.
The upper cs-in TRANSIT leaves foot OF ftehh
Inst. MONDAY AID THURSDAY EVENINGS ut b
O'Clock, landing at CORNWALL aud MILTON.
h EORNEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUGH-
Il kEEPSiE, RONDOUr ,nd KINGSTON, iSnding AZ
ooz1ens Dock, Cornwall and Milton. The steamer mAhi
~" ELi Wi leay, Desbos.ess 81. every afternoon I"
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NTEW.YORK and NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1865. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY ID, ltd'.
TRAINS LEAVE SEW.YoaH; - ~.

P...ens.r Station In NewYork, corner Twenyeven'h ."
nd Iour,h ava Entrance on Twenty seyehE''I
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DIVIDEND FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY. New. York, August TO- 1856. A DIyI.
pEND Of FIVE PER CENT has been declared payable
demand MARTIN L. CROWELL Secretary.

No 40 WEsrsT., NEW YORK, July %, 1855
nIVIDEND.-The Directors of this Com
~ psny have declared semi annual Dividend from the
saInng OF s rpai for six months ending 3oth June
TIME AND ONE HALF PER CENT on the PRE-
FERRED STOCK.
Also .emi.annns Dividend ofFOUR PER CENT on the
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK, =
Both payable less the Government Tax on MONDAY. the
~ 1t day OF August next at the Treasurers Ocs Erie
place to the registered hode Of stock the closing Of the
booAs.
The Transfer Books of both classes Of stock will he closed
on the afternoon Of SATURDAY the jth and will be re
opened on WEDNESDAY. the Esd day Of August
HORATIO N. O1fS Secretary.
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Me0iral.
Weoolna CARDS. &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
"A tons,-wEDDING CARDS and FINE sTAlIoSLhf'
Established 1851
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Lsr @ NJ. OFFICE FORAGE DEPARTMENT,
Cor WHITEHALL AND BRIDGE sTs., NEW YORK CITY,
GALE OF Hay PRESSES, &c.-Wlll be
- SOLD at public auc,ion SATURDAY the 18th instant
at 70 O'Clock ni. At Pier no. 81 North River SIX HAY
PRESSES and flXTURES no longer required oy the Gov
ernmrut-
Terms-CASH IN Government funds; the property TO DC
removed within three davs after ssle. -
g u, BUPCHARD, Captain and A. O. NJ.
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Amusemen,s.

RAkNUM'' MUsETM at WINTER GAR.
No ssIlE Fl s.:isSfy sscHaf slg:.''; s..Ssss SssGfss
RARE uEIEhNS9f asS sSvk 8 II ExTThs xTTRxofioss
THE wiTcH siI II OF THE BLXcK CAVERN,
THE GOLDEN FILLS FL OF MAGIC.
New Scenery Costumes, Appointments Magic rrsn'torns
Miss ANNA SWAN, tn. NOVA SCOTIA oIANTEss.
Over Feet High,
.FlRsTT FINE. iSIif: IN PANToMIMIc CHARACTER
oaSsp sssssi"tj "btjrvERrIssEMENr:
cSAic PHNtR On
fGlS TALLfES "a BRSTaE
YOUNG s!e9sG ss Rsa aas,sH 3HE sHlsD HDrs WONDER.
Ma,MoTH hE aEEAT FkT wdM h5yIsS cuR,2sIslEs J, III
NOVA SCOTIA LOOT A,S GIANT Girl: oyer 9 feet high
DOORS OPEN ATT O'CLOCK.
Admission 20 cents, Children under teu, Is csnta
Psrque,te and Balcony. g. cents.
received at CHINESE BUILDING NoI 500 and S4I Bie.d
way
BROADWAY THEATER:
ID GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Last Night of The saML sifey .1sss:;r cS.SLHE Sumner s'
rendered by all the members Of bis company,
MospAY YiE ESENPPSG, '.fi Pss; a %asu..A
GREAT IRISH COMEDIAN AND 'OSALisA
Mr.. FRANK DREW,
win appear in two OF n.crr,s
tim OBRIAN.
IRISH E,IGRANT.
TACTIC,
ACTING MAD.
Introducing his celebrated SONGS ofths
IRISH EMl0RANI's LAMENT.
FINE OULD IRISH GENTLEMAN.
AND PAT MALLOY.
Also his Wonderfol limitations Of
MR.. JOHN BROUGHAM, (the lstel JOHN DREW,
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS. ADELiNA PATTI
MDLLE. VESTvALI CHARLES KEAN. 40, 40
Boz Office open tLrous shOut the day
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ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
II of Chsmbsfs-si. via. Psyonis fsry;
Day fTprcss, Tor taHsndAgus. Roct Nrf bunIo
Salamanca AID Nes, Connects Bulo With Lake SHORE
and Gr,ni Ttunk Kslways and 1t Salamanca with AuAntc
AID Great We.tsfi P.leay
s;sn a N Milk ard W,y Train. daily, to Ousville.
10 Etprcs. Mail ior BuhaIo. connecting "iih LAKE
Shore Rslway 49,
4nto Way Train, f1r Port Jervi- and Nrwbnrsh
bp m Ni-h fIpr.. for Canandai:ua. Rochester buffalo
Salamanca. aud West ~
m lightning Erpre', daily for Csuandaisua, Roche,
ter Bafio. sslan lnos, DenkiE. and west connect a.
Iue, ith Lake Shore AID Grand Trunk Hallway EndA;
s.lsu.,pc. v Nh Atlantic and Greet Western Railway
Fp n FuisrAnt Train daily for BuHa!o Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen1 supt, New-YoTf-
Wu r. BARR Gent Ps.. A gent. NewfOfA.
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60HEAP AND PLEASANT sUAlMER TRAY,

INUEAP AND PLEASANT SUMNER TRAY
" FI.-RARTrhS and DELAWAkE BAY kAl.toAD
NEW YORK to CAaDES-From Per no , North hivrI,
a.iy lOi3 m with trains for Red Bank Long
Toms River Bsnegat and Iuekerton ana
ais p for Highlands. hiddl.,own, Ped Bank sare~s
brry fAontown Oeesn Port Branch Port, Long Branehs
shtfN River fsrmin se squankum, Bergen, Manches'e
and Toms Rver Fare 10 Lonr Branch, 81.
The splrnid steamer JESSE HOff VIII leave 10 ABOVE
dly ies5 for Camden direct, through In hye ho"s
from Camden The West Jery Railroad for Cope May
ard ~ rsrfs oi West Jcryey. - -.
1icksts b. al Offices OF W~s'cofs lrpfcs
AMI haggze eheck.d om residence 10 hotel In Long
I Efsurl.
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"JTDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM KALI
4 j ROADS-On and aner MONDAY, June D, l@2 trsin'
for Albany aDd Troy connecting wh Northern anu "cs''"
frsin. viii lesye Nr,g-Yo a. foioNs; ..,
T.,ns m-Via Hudson River Ksihoad Th'rtieth h., ana
Tenth ava, connecting for Saratoga and Sharon
sprn... III 81. 49,, po,,,h
ave. connecting with trains Of SaIstogi sharon sfns'Ae'
apd Al Chatham with trains for points ci't
D. NJ -NiA Hudson RsA E-iiTosd' connecting WIN uii'
for Saratoga 80 a., .,t.x =, Trox
" M ,ra.n f5r Montreal, with Sleeping Car attached ~ a.,
aop u~-NiA Harlem Railroad, CONNECTING at 'hAtham
with tfan for Lebanon spnngs Sleeping CI attached a.
Absnv. - nu, c,.,.. O.. ,.or,
N Yo. % Buffalo and pension Bridge, without change
lhs tf,in runs Sundays - III, e,,-
C., srbed connecting Albany AID Ifo, win m9ihns
u-ih'i" "''' ~ vee-Prcsdent.
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ASST q. NJ OYyIcs, FORAGE DEPARTMENT,
Con WHITEHALL BRiDGgtrs NEw ioRK CrTY.)
GALE OF LUMBER-Will be SOLD at
- public auction TUESDAY. the 18th instant at IL
O'Clock M. EIabsthpor wJesey about 100 feet oi
LlNRFR lately used as a Government Hay Shed.
Terms-CAsf in Government funds; the lumber 10 be re-
moved imme ediAe!y after the sale .
s. D. BURCHARD, Captain and A. Q. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

OFFICE OF RIDsE COPPER COMPANY, I
No. 81 Exchange place, EKw. YORK, July 20. 1853 )
NNHE following described SHARES of the
IL Capital Stock Of the RIDGE COPPER COMPANY,
eted nonpayment of assessment due thereon March D.
H6o will be SOLD at Public Auction at the Ohce q the
Company, No. 81 Exchangepltce, New-Sork on sArUk'
Day the 26h day OF August 1905 at IL unless previously
ssd>eIned, viz:
ShsIes. no. Certificates
100 90 In name Of A. NJ. Bartholomew.
200 l25 in Maine of c. NJ. Ssuderson
400 lZ6 in name Of C. N. Sanderson.
in OF J. simPkns Co.,
100 fe Trustees.
By order Of the Directors -, ,.r, s,,,-,, So
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

Also, his WondeYfol limitations Of
MI MRs sosx sARNEY sKSoA Williams es nbkiiSA PAri
MDLLE. VESTvALI CHARLES KEAN. 40, 40.
Box Office open throughout the day.
WALLACKs.
w YIfTH WEEK OF THE TALENTED
YOUNG IRISH COMEDIAN,
T. 10 ,ccomojai. the many huadred. who h.,. been
the crowded state Of the house dur
ing the past two weeks to obtain seats to witness MI BY.
ants uatchles npersonatioD Of Myes Coppaleen, the
production Of various noves whOb have been Ia preparations
for present deferred and the management respectfully
announce 'A'''N' CoLLEENBAwN
viii 'f VERY Rsf'HlT'lSI NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
with beautiful BY I'h,rwood ard the following mag
s iSSs, Te 4 sss That Live in m
land and Limerick /. Beautiful" and "MscsI
MR.. AfSas' DAN BRYANT
Danny Mann. w. n rI1ya
Father DE- N
Corngan yS'I = Wh;,,rs
Hsrdfess Cregan.. M :! 1',n&
Ely SS.,sV Girl Th M.ins s1i S:r
Mr.. Mr.. Csss;n dss,D &. colleen Ra.d Jsnans:
shesh Mann. Mrs John 9etos
NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at g O'Clock.
~ Concludes a. 1870
Lessee THE rIu CULLEN THEATER in The CITY.
ARRAh-NA-POGUE, 4, so,,
TIE NaTEY q 70 fE
amer the "'ii ThiRTfET fffsId RipTTn TINE IN AMEkc1
grand spectacular drama In three acts BY M Dion bsocs
caalt and r. II. House, ESQ, entitled
RRAH.NA- OG UE;
Or THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
THE CAST ESrLCIALLY SELECTED;
Miss JOSEPHINE ORTON as ARRAH MEELlsH
The 20 Sthsf important fh,ssI' W 'saTSa p NJ O. sq
Holmes Charles Pser..V. Scsan W. Jaieson, Charles T.
PsrsOe, jr. W. H. Dsnve'., Mise. Maria Maeder Mary
~ "e-'' TIE GRAND scENIcAL EEEEcTs; ss;sr,,vvs
ELEGANT AS3 cHARAcrsaSTc COSTUMES
MECHANICAL coNIRIyANcEs.
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, AusuaI9.
SECOND GRAND MATINEE
ARRAH-SapoeUE.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
RLITZ NEW nALL.
ID No. T2o Btosdway opposite the New . i Hrs Hotel
opsN' @G;fGS sfGadR 81 BfflTz, jr, ~
The WorldRenowned
MAGICIAN aud dyENrRILOoUIsT,
W!1 EkaRsEp Sis FIS1Es SsSasT q G1f sRSs sniSss'
DROF. LOWE ana his Army Balloon at
CENTRAL PARK every day and evening Anopp"rsS
ngs elevation Of 900 feet ty means OF strong cables
CopartnsrsEip Notices.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.--The under
signed have this day formed Coparnership under he
BRYAN, VAN sCHAICK Co.,
for o;s q u''ns S B,o1a Bas 'Ss cissa Asss
JOHN BRYAN,
s,,,,d JENKINS VAN sCHAICK.
RICHARD s. ROBERTSON.
JOHN +. BATCHELDER
VXyILLIAM ID. BLACK and ELBERT B.
w MONROE were admitted Partners in onr Firm OF
the first day Of March last. BALL, bLASh w.
New.York, Aug 3, l8o3
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OFFICE of THE Minnesota MINING

" COMPANY-By order Of .he Directors authorized by
The 1h section Of the General Mining Laws of the state OF
Michigan the following cribed SHARES Of the Capital
Stock this company forfeited for npayment o. 1sess
due thereon Oct TO- lSt4 will be sold at fubie AUG
the Office OF the Company No IL Pine St. New York
eaTUESDAY. the 18th day Of August 1865, at o'clock
ky ID. NJ. SEAMAN, Auetioneer, viz:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfs
NEW LINE or FlRSTCLAS. MAIL S1EAMSllPS
BETWEEN NEW.YORk AND HANhE, CALLING Al
BREST ,
Continent the following
WASHINGrOH 20i trDs...... 80 horse power.
IAFAYRTTE.........Al0si iun........ .9slhofse po~eE
EUROPE ............3,.o ,.ot tuns... horse power.
NAPOLEON ilI......tNesry mAdyl..i 100 lo"e power.
Sr LAURENT t1uii1iu .brcs. power.
PkRFllE ............ Rulins ...'freh power
WILLIE pE PARIS. .(Buiiingl. .brrAt power.
DEPARTURES FROM NEW-1OKh.
IaFAyFTTF A Bocaude...FRlUAY. ......... august IL
FIROPF A Duch..ne FRI DAY .sertcriteI Is
PRICE OF PASSAGE, ~ GOLD.
FtRsr CApIy Sla5 SEcOSD CABIN, SO
including table wine n either class .
Pass, nfefs intending to and a. res, will BE- furnished hero
with railroad couponckes aud their bargge checked to
Paris additional charge OF . tor st and io' eooau'
class.
Modioai ATTENDANCE (,ee Of charge.
For further information D ply to .
okO. MACKENZIE. Aren't.
10. BrOsdway New York.
Al Paris IL BSulovar. dcs Cspucines ltE.nd io'elh
A unxro NJ lAE.IN 4
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IO47 in OF George w. Briggs.
100 3178 In name OF ii. T. Dortic.
l25 1851, 1866, 4l4g, in name of w. A. Elson
l046 IN Of Mary A. CAN'T,
% 3S28 In OF Samuel Hepburn.
3gg5 IN name Of W. J. Hepburn
10 ll2l In name Of Benz H. howell.
e. 1893, 5S94 in Of Mchim. Bros. L Co.
26l9 in of Georce PaInel
$50 1863, 36G6, in OF Saerlee & Co.
10 Power Atty No. 2299. in name Of Spencer Wis Co.
SAIL. NJ POND. Treasurer.
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Gnanrial.
PROPOSALS FOR

$1,OOO.OOO
MORRIS L ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
YIRsT MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS,
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Gales bp 4urtio,t.

L. NJ MeRwM Auctionesr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos, 694 and
~ e8 brosdway, cor. Of 4th-st-Ssles of Books Sta
uonery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture
pOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495
- Bwsy nearly opposite ST. Nicholas HotsL-GEO LEA
WITT. Auctoneer By z Cooley Cons,nmsnta solicitsd
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HALLS ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Three Survivors of Sir John Frank
Inns Party.

Mr.. Henry Grinnell has received the
following letter from Captain Hall, ad-
dressed to Captain Chapel, and brought by
wav of New London:
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sUNpRIFs.

The weather here is something like
slighted wife, ("still harping onmy daugh-
er, very chilly. The city never was
more gay, as everybody has returned from
the watering places and the diurnal dis
play of equipages on Central Park is per-
fectly stunning Gay colors are all the
rage at present, in everything, and the
ladies dress so rocoeo Tor words of SINH
lar import) and in such bright colors, that
We cannot tell which are the good ones and
which Perditas 1t this thing goes on we
will have to adopt the Persian rule, that
no young lady can feel offended if address,
ed even in broad daylight, unless she is ac-
companied by a gentleman. Round top
ped oval hats, exactly similar to those of
the gentlemen, and beaming red bands and
blue feathers, are in the most elevated style,
and to be without a white jacket trimmed
with red is, for lady,.to be entirely with
out the pale of fashion. The fall style of
bonnet is called the Empire, and is said to
be very huge. The Empire will not be
the peace { l. Empire c'est Ia Paix), when
the bills for this fancy article of dress
comes into my hospitable mansion, and if
l don't have few extra hugs on that Oe-
casion, it will be because, with the bright
experience of an old married man, / ana
not Versed in the intripaoies of feminine
nature, and do not understand my vantage
ground. say II, who should not say it.
FOXO.
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MEDICAL,
MEDICAL.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
SUCCESSFUL As A PREvENTATIyE
iii FtfIOtIItiI
FOR FEMALES.

lnfallible in Correcting Irregularities, Removing
ObsIructions Of the Monthly Turns, from
whatever Cause, and
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DAILY LEADER.
OCTOBER.

On hill and field October glories fade;
Ger hill and field the blackbirds suuthward fy
The brown leaves rustic down the forest glade
Where naked branches make fitful shade,
And the last blooms Of autumn withered lie
The berries on the hedgerow ripen we'll
Holly and cedar, burning bush and briar
The partridge drums in some half-hidden dell,
Where all the ground is gemmed with leaves that
fell
Last storm from the tall naples crown of FIRE.
The chirp of crickets and the hum Of bees
Come family up from marsh and meadow land.
Where reeds and rushes whisper in the breeze
And sunbeams slant between the moss grown trees
Green on the grass, and golden on the sand
For many tree whose tangled bOughs are hare
Lean the rich clusters of the clambering vine
OctOhers mellow hazes dim th0 air
Along the Gplands and the valley, where
The distant steeples Of the village shine.
Adown the brook the dead leaves Whirling go;
Above the brook the scarlet snmachs burn;
The lonely heron sounds his notes Of woe
In gloomy forest sWamps doth rankly grow
The crimson cardinal and feathery fern.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
A Minister on his Muscle.

The particulars of a scrimmage between
a couple of persons, which occurred last
night, have reached us, and were it not for
the novel manner in which it was settled.
would scarcely be deemed worthy of men
ton. 1t took place on the hill in the
4th Ward the parties were members of
the same religious congregation, but DIFF
ficulty existed, and it was decided to wine
out the unpleasant affair by "force of
arms" Meeting last evening, they pitched
into epch other with a vengeance-and
while thus engaged a friend of both ruha
happened to be passing, Immediately went
for the pastor of the church to separate
the belligerents. The pastor responded
promptly to the call, went to the place,
iectured the parties and then left He
had barely gone beyond view before 'at it
they wen" again, determined to settle the
affair with blows. Again the pastor was
called and approaching the excited per-
sons, demonstrated with them upon their
conduct, when one of them talked back"
in not the most respectful manner, when
the Clergyman with his cane administered
a thorough castigation to the rebellious
son of Adam.
This terminated the affair, the priest
punished individual sinking away to his
home very much umiliated.-T0Ledo
Blade.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04

Practical Chemist,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
pronare for nrneh SNOW.

Our oldest people, says the Toledo
Record, who have carefully noted the "signs
of the times" say that we viii have an
unusual quantity of snow this winter.
They say that much rain during the sum
mer is always followed by heavy falls of
snow in the winter, and claim that the
character of the summer is always sure
index to the character of the winter in this
respect. Our last wet summer was in 1855
ten years ago--and it will be recollected
that the winter of $3.50 afforded more
fine sleighing than any winter since.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-04
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