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RAILR DADS
M!dElYkLAND, OOLUMBUs 3 OIE.
lsoa-o. WIHTHR ARRAHGrME6T 1s.s


/ MkHkLAHD, OOLUMBUs 4 OIH.
AoIHHATI AILROAD.
LSoa-os WLhTAR ARRAHGHMEHF IseS 4
Is Irlin--s:05 A, M.-OIHOTEHAfT ExpRrs-
!sopping 81 Grafton, Wsllirg gson. New I,o.
COR bhelby, 0reItlido Gallon GfIsad 49,
sSlgton, Ashley, Delaware, Dsas OsnIrs ~
q Eraip-3s15 p TTOH --zto..
- ~ Stations, and arrives II Ooiumbu1 a 4 -
=. ., :. H. Cincinnati 1s5a a. - 49,
: - = ~ R.M.-HIGHT EXPRE RESS-Stou-in4
o. S.5Is9tlont wellington, New LOndop SfeIbr.
S1srS- y, TALON, Giieads oardiuEton and Del.
Erssns loays Columbus ss a,.o ana lo.ss.- an -
- Oisteiand 9sso A. r., 3 and ~ = =,
1aalog-5andulEy, ManInsid i E.s,...,- 49,. a..
AaAAeia' IA Vernon. EsEark. zspSSTSiii-S.
oEsstllnO-P PittsbuEEh, Fo.t wayne 4 Csto..o s.,.
Hy.4s ,1ru1Sts Iple1 rand laAIy, Dalphoe Iig1a
oft naflet LeRorse, OhicaRo. &C. VTesf -T,F
Last ior Menadeld Wooster MlSSijio, =. -
6Eafson and Heliefontafne Railroad Lima ~ s@s-.
belleiontsine. Sidney. Baion Eu5cie Ts5t-,t
4pehs. IerIe HAgses Fiaeennes, Eys1sviiiS
llooiaTille, Cairo st. Lsou1s, &c. -
1easWA WArc-Hith Springfield Branch for S3rfnzhold
Oolumbua-htttis Miami d Columbus, and I,slts
hatiroad, for Aenia, Dayton, India1spo
Ierre Hause, g. IOuls, Morrow, L9Fe1and and
ginctnnEtl. and with the Ohio and MissiluiIlt
Eahroad at Cincinnati FOR BouisEtile- ETan1.
NJ, nlls, iS1ssco, q. Louis, nd Al points On the
OolunIeug Central Ohio RaVro-d sor Newark Sapss.
80 y nsehngi &e.; Obiumbuz, fiQus . Ia.
1ssee nallroad Tor Pilua, Urbans &c.
=, ~ ~ heaeta 70 9ii points and norsnstsoR srsis
a. ias ,sIs aeass stason, AID at Union Ticket ono
ossvsIspd. ~ = ,sts 4 2 zt1Sts
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SEWING MACHINES.

FTIBE FLORENOE
4 It has many Improvements oTs any ana 81
SEWING MACHINES
It has she reversible fsSd feeding the cloth sthss
90 sae right or len, to stay seam or isstea thi
sads OF gsams It takes four different stitches, th6
Ioek Double Lock, Knot and Doabls Bnot-eAoh
bslng alike or both rides Of the iabrio. Its mo-
lions are all positive; the thtoEost OF thinnes
fabrics without change Of tension. Hsms any
Width ham fslls brsids. quilts binds gathsrE, sne
~ in 3 raihe ct the same time.
Z. W. GLEASON B co, AgantA
No. IS Pubic sqasrs, Cleveland, snc No. herrA
BicoS Detroit. Agents Sszf-d- iuJSI-a
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HOOP SKIRTS.

q The ONLY SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY IN
THE OITY. ga
Heat number Of hands constantly employed. All
oHeioois made up in this city. ManufactOry
saS Wholesale Rooms, $50 superior
s-sset, Up Stairs.
q, RETAIL STORE, NO. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE.
hs,ry kind Of Skirts, Corsets and Ladies White
oOola Of the Latest styles, made to order and ale
"e5s eh hand. Also Fancy Goods in variety.
6htal INDUCEMENTS. PATR0RIZE HOME TRADE.
apo;h5 RAUFMAN Supit.
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POST OFFICE TIMETABLE
lS54-5. Winter AFFaBgemeaT 1S64-s.
FOX THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING or HALLS,
AT TIE
M. " 2 L n N ROQm a u IN z

CoHHEHonSs EoHDAT, ooTOBEa sIs7. 1884
~ Mails will be opened and ready EoE delivery
one hour after arrival OF trains.
~ All HAil1 close one hour before dspsrtuFs
krA.Rs.
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Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
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letter through the PostOftce, when they i'll be de-
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according to tue following Timetable of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office.
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DAILY LEADER.

a TlarfiaI Parallel 30 fhe Murder o.
IsreNf(Ie1f Linc0En-- The Murder o.
William, Prince OF Orange.
1.-THE cold -blooded murder Of our beloved
President, by the very side of his wife, 70
calls to mind the remarkable assassination
of William, Prince of Orange, in the city
of Delft, in 1884, so vividly described By
Motley in his Rise of the Dutch Republic.
The account possesses so much interest to
the general reader at this time, thst we
give the material portion of it below.
Cardinal Granville and Philip of Spain
set price upon the head of William,
Prince Of Orange, in the following words :;
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FuanfiaI.
ALBERT II. NfcoLAY, Auctioneer.

ALBERT H. NfcoLAy. Auctioneer.
CTOCKS and BONDS for INVESTMENT
- ALBERT II. NlCOLAY Il co. will hold their regular
Auction Sale Of Securities THIS DAY Ihursday) jan 49, at
l2t O'Clock tho Stock Sales Rooms No. 81 "isms The
lat q variety OF first class Stocks and Bonds In
Guiding 0oodhue, Brevoort, Washington, Marine Pschc,
PhpnI Jersey City Knickerboeker Grocer Metr0Potan
and New Haven Brooky n Central and Jamaica snd Dry
Dock and Battery r; r. Co. siccks Idaho Gold Overland
Of BROOKLYN Kings County N Y Bounty Fund u B. Treas
ury Notes Lacrosse and Nil X r. Rochester City, ana Al
lsn,ic and Great We.tern X. X. Bonds, kc., kc- . .
REGULAR STOCK SALES MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS ALBERT II. NICoLAY co...
Stock Anctioneers and Brokers'
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Tuz MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRTHERS IsDIAsA}
kAILEoAp { o., Office No. 10 W lliianl-s t., !
SEv YORK Jan. H. 1863
-v1O rrTc rrrlp .NTEEn STOCKH ID

i FRs-h DIVIDEND OF PER CENT, less Gov
eminent viii be- paid 70 the holders uuaah'seo o'o.A
a, thi, Office on the la day Of February next
In 10 reconcile con ting interests in dispute crowns
t Of cl.im rae by portion Of the Guaranteed stockhoid
s H., ba dividends hi. Company has consented as com
nromi.e TO accept OF proposition made by parties OWL
and .enins large majority oithe 49, All
- who have heretofore brought suits Tor BACK dV
dends sgsin this Company, which suits are now on hs
,.ttrnen withdraw. This Company deem, put Jus' W
a., the ,,s terms Of settlement the remaining
~, We been accorded the maj oriy shove named VIZ
In addition to the per cent cash dividend on vac
Ia d.v of February next this Company ready 10 is,us to
tb- G1asn.ed Stockholders Common och par TO the
ten. of 30 per cent OF the Guaranteed Sook Ied oy thsn ~
prior 70 s OF February 1853 indorsuf such payment npoL
tho face Of tn. Guarans ed stock eehes,e' Al ,omno,
stool 40 ,,ned prior TO the closing Of the Common S'o'
books on the b Of February pro1 VIII be rn, 20
p'' o'"' ~ HENkY KEEP Treasurer.
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Tn. intrinsic value their territory is reser than 'hs, OF
,ny other oil company now before the puohc' WIKI ' '
1 TWFRF VIII BE BUT SIXTY THOUSAND SHARES
~ the c.pit ,toci ,od at tie subsc ption pee " RI
49,. ard not .ug STARE above that NUMBER VIII De o
,nv mice Whatever until the territory - dess'oPeu :,
Secretary will ind,e tie bsck Of esch eceiP' '' ~
on,.,,nt sup-rntendent Il rapidly developing the prop
.,x no b.s two engines the ground, two wes
.Ited and three more viii be in operation " soon INC ga
zines completed a., A., c..- -, .rd timber
Tbsr. 1. valuable mill the Coiter Farm sna ,o
an The Who'll. territory Sufficient TO give pfon oil - P
dsy for twenty years $50 daily for ten years ,
~ .,,osn OF coal on the square mi In orfe'
Conn,y Tue timber and the coal win gyeto tbs company
b.nd.oms dividend Independent Of the OIL
Tn. market value OF the territory owned Uy 'ne comp'
Ia, Increased 10 such extent that a. ptesr
TUREF QUARTERS OF A MILLION OF DOLLAhS.
r. of initial that will be raised BY the sale oil tns
go, 600 SHARES
will be only o,,.,s
ONy HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND pOLbn.olIo.
Wer, m. Company sell out either ono oil their H.
q, The present n- Il would realize more than douoao VIC
smonnt thew will obtain by sale of the above NUMBER o.
h No better evidence Of the stability Of the Company,
q, Of The value Of ther stock Investment can DO
o5er.d. . ,,.- a., al .,oct. IN
ea nj their Offices and eIsntne prospectus, oi~'sH~ '
where they cannot fail to be satisfied that the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPAN
,i those compsnes that will stand when al othef:
an aud that IL on such basis that stockhoiers oao
f 10 rssxs handsome profit aside from the question Oh '
Tho books for snbscrption will be open for shon u's
| longer Al the Offices OF the Company
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TRUSTEES;

IKISILISt
ALEXANDER MoCUE. No. al sulton''' Brooklyn
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, Ne l2l Washnston-si NJ l.
ANDREW CARDIGAN. Ohsriberss. N y.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. u Broadway, " Y
EDWARD R JONES cor. Broome and Lewi''H MY
EpwARDY. PATCBEN, (Messrs I. keien.n Col
No 60 Wall.G, NY.
CHARLES LCUREY Montssue-st., Brooklyn.
L. c. BURKE. NJ. D., no. AZ Unionst Brooscn-
WILLIAM II LITE 2, (of Wyckof Lit''el Montague
a near Coutt Brockiyl.
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The Board Of Directors have this day resolved 10 pay
DIVIDEND Of .,
SIX PER CENT
- Ire outstanding Certificates Of Pr 'hs 70 TIE hoars &
their legal natives, on ana sitef A0nusy' w.
"a February merit; a'so a DINiD4.ND OF
TEN PER CENT
- u. Capital Stock OF the Company payable In Cash on DC
snznd also E DIVIDEND Of
FIFTY PER CENT
y scrip the net earned PaePa9s Prsninai ., 'ie
easd on and after the ?Vth day OF March next
DIRECTORS.
yks LORIMER GRAHAM, DANIEL PARlsH;
kORERT NJ. c. GRAHAM, DUDLEY B. FULLER
EDWARD A. STASSBURY. HENRY v. u .Ll.EItt
JosE Pg "a VAPNIrN GILBERT i. BEECkNAN,
aSWEs r NcIIVAINE CHARLES p. KIRKLAND,
fHFDTRICK n WOLCOTT JOSEPH e. NARNUM, yB-,
WILLIAM X. STRONG, WATSON = IA =. -,
John c. HENDERSON, LOhItAlN htsEMAnf,
ssyfsT wis A CONOVER EDWARD MACOMBER
kIpTiN v ANS IN J. LORlMEp GRAhAhi. JE-,
fksCHAL w. TURNEY SAMID hAApiOhD' !hi
bklNKLIN II. DELANO, GEORGE W. HAICh'
JANIS LORlMER GRAHAM FresidenL
ROBERT NJ G. GRAHAM, Wee Ffeslcent
EDWARD A. sTANsBURY, ID Vice PTesdent
JeHs c. GooDRIDGR, Secretary
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hllRKEr sAyIaGs ZEE.

No 20 NAssArfT., NV YORK, Dec, 81, le9L}
JANUARY DIVIDEND, 1o65.-A semi-an-
d mai Dividend free from Government taxi at the rate
q SIX per cen, PEI annum al from 70 r5O AID
IN psr cent $500. viii be paid dsposors Oh
cd after January To- 1865. -.
Al INTEREST not Withdrawn vii beer Interest rom
ssn sary l. - Principal JAS. {. STOSEALL. Presdeft
LENaY X. CoHKLiN Secretary.
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THR RRIk RAILWAY CosPAsr,

No 1877 WEsT-s1, NKw-foHK January s. 1865. }
DIVIDTND. The Directors Of this Company
have III, dav declared Dividend fom tbs Earnings 81
n. RI for Sir nionths ending 5i December uiitu's OF
SIIREE AND ONE-HALF per cent Oh ths TILL EihED
STOCK. o,,.....
Aisc, Dividend POUR per cent on tie COMIC"
CAPITAL STOCK.
poth payable ess the Government Ter y Tive per eero
- the Treasurer Office Erc- place. NEDNESDAf The
hrst day Of February 20 tue egtteEed Holders oil
k>cb at The closing Of tic books. g..
fhs Transfer bO.L Preferred ana Common stoct
v1n be closed the afternoon Of MJNDAl TIE ION l4s
s~ 'e '' VP'''- 10 HORATIO ~ OTIS Secretary.
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fnrniinrE

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dws,r,n,.J msnuf.eur. ALo solid Chestnut and Ms,nu
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental Of ~ y IA
TONb, See Csnsst, opposite Wooster L'~o"
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Financial.

Tn. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTH >RS \
INDIANA RAILROAD Co, Otbce, No. IL Wilism.st., I
NKw oRK, Jan II, 1868
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE AND HALF
~ PER CENT free OF Government tax will be paid on
IA. Common Stock Of this Company the fret day Of March
to the folders standing such on the Books OF this
Company at Tho co.s Of bas'ness on ahe t Gay o. February
mex.
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Tho property OF Nh Company consists o. ~ scfe' ~
BORN; territory N ics simple, situate IN VIC
ReFisn in Iensn-, County, Pcunsylvsuis, tosehe n
leas,l in -els witch new podrclns ne, ,
ps ~ s2 per rfIrel Is $50 per day or oyer 1872 PR
n(1lth pbich rivcs ever TWO ARD thLt IEh IN
on THE CaPiTkL STOCK and when De wells whi3h are
x -re down sre completed, tie rejection oil el 70 'Hs
! corns.ry will 30 LARGELY lNCRE AShD. - "
y $50 owns the entire working i'iereN IN t'p Nel'
which are being bored with every inllcon oil being me pro
du Ary wells. ,,..L L,.h
when comphrei will lhrsely increase "a revenue A.,
1te rnte-s are determined to maize tn, I,nk sons ine
be-. Peroleur Companies yet formed and have re'e'es
4 l.rie .,-,, oou,o
/ t- deveope tie property. -.
The snbso ptiou books for hnf'.d nuute- OF he,
tnow oper he Offices Of MeUrsI hetchnriG o. o. al
- W., IA Wallace esq lsi W ashng ont WIN. A. Tow
i,r .s - BroadwAy; r.. X, JJ'ss esq hty Mills ornei
R.oue Lewis in the City Of Ncg-Hork and Messr
WycxnFl Little Montssu-sT.. Coa!t; d. n. QUICKER
90 81 Frlon.l; D. h. Powell - Myrtle In the City
2 Of Brs,tfrn: or Of either If the Trustees
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DEr,OLEUM. -
OFFICE OF THE CTrrRAL PIIhoLhom
EXCHANGE,
No.loPHssr., HEg.YoRx. Dec. 20, 1896
-v'IrED PETROLEUM FArs's ASSOCIATION
-yDFFMAN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
B.ooD Farm PETROLEUM COMPANY.
yoME PETROLEUM CoMPA''Y.
OIL CITY PETROLEUM CcEPANY.
A. meeting Of TIE Trustees oftae aboyensf1ed CcSsnse
f.stuty held = resolu.i'- wa passo-, authorizing
500 LEASES
made on tho several rroper owned By said oP'n'-
There "a an opportunity ior =. 20 sts suust -,
vssh sol tsssEa interest IN the pacaeS so'sio2
u II, Of these oil LANDS. .,
There are parties vhs prcro-s 70 engage in ~osns h-'s
lsa.-s such thin TO maze It iocraiivc US
object the su5.cIoeis to seome inere'es Win e
dirabls, others ready to in The ~O'I HSSr D
Tiere arc FRY .zs-e, ,ir-siy ordered rrc4,out' tia
Wa respec,uHy rs-u- srbt.rib.r, to give :h, n's.ar
their early and e,enOr and advise Us lrreo.'.
''A' 'A'' D'''' >" '''' = ''"' WE'D w. CLARK Il CO
tnVIDEND-Len Fire Insurance Cor
FE NJ cEN ". " dS d. AZ p,.s. %
de1a.ne fee Of CO. ' "a li FRANKLIN s.e,.,-
Ee~Yort Jan H. 1875.
fDVIDEND.-The Beard of Directors Of ,L +,
IL HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY C. New loi -.
have t d.y eso.'ea ..ts7d Of III FAa ~
after January :. AsOt- .-,. ,,,y,-,
HE9Rf a OAhLLf pe<re,ry.
Eew-Yort, J,r- 1, 1876.
'yE'HE QUICKSILVI.E MINING COMPANY
The Director. Of ths Tts Quicksilver Mining CompsnJ
have til, day deelsssd s's1MI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
FIVE DOLLARS pc shu, n USIrzD sriTM GOD cox
paysb. February IS stoeshoder Of s.ossA January
si.,. 1865.
Transfer Book, VII b. closed from February L. to ';h in
elusive.
vADTz Z. LAYTON. G.-,surer.
NRW YORK Jan T. 1855.
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Oyucu % rHK HussoLor fIRs iss TRANCE to''
No. 10 BxoApvIr, NEW ioRK Jan H. 1879
VNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS oil THIS
i Comp.ny hs, declared DlVlDEND Of 1--WE ZEN
CENT ires Of Government tax, ABB. on de man s
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PETRoLEUM'
NFW.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM. AND MINING ColPANY.
CAPITAL. a. SO 900, DIVIDED INTO 800, 900
PAR VALUE 81.
sURsCRirTIOS PRICE, 81 PER 81 iNF -
NO Fr'VTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALI on TUE ~ b
sCRIgEHs ~ o.. 900 SHARES ARE ELsERNkD
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PETsrpTu-J. f. CLARK. o. Se~ Yo'h
yicH PHsaDn5r-R u WIslIARr f.s- ZoTk
TRyasusyS-li. 3. DkNOE, rss fo--
sECKWlN.--Il ( DSkLiS New iSte.
DIRECTIONS.
nv r. EITCEuA Baltimore, Nd
o. KiSO, h-'taI ore Nd
J. IA. GOLD, ~ adei pLia. IA
" WOOnji ~. bsHinoT.. Nd
X ~ WlsEk1T New iorA-
H. y. DESOE. k-~ fors.
CLAkE, HBfT l4Ip. Pa
HIP. CLARK. q City. Ia
GENERAL sUfFRiNTTNeShs
Is CLAN ~ T. A CLARK, la Farm, Pa
HIP CLARK On city, "a
OFFICES.
No II BROtDwIY y T.,
Mo-. 8ff snfI "a cHEsrHur-ST.f HiLA,
And BALIIMOhE, MD.
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financial.
CPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
LITTLE "A N A w H A
AND
ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"

OF WEST VIRGINIA
Geologs and practical unite in their belief and -
report, ",ha, the property Of this Company-62,S6o
ACRES OF LAND, IN FEE--is IN the very center Of
The West Virginia Oh Regon-hss oil and gas
springs along the banks of its principal lone Of which
ves with the famous Burning Spring e0 and surrounded
by properties every side that 1nmaksbe in ihs oil
bearing character"
The subscription for M PURCHASES being made s,the o.
Ace of the undersigned II contains the Of many Of
prominent capitalists aud business men, already far ID
vsnced, and will be closed at an early day.
Prof RICHARDSON'S very able and interesting REPORT
on the property with CIRCULAR attached containing the
conditions the subscription, and additional nfOrmation
can be obtained ct this office.
JAMES WADSWORTH & Co.,
No. 6I CEDARsT.,
NETWORK
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WIN COUPONS sLE IN ssSrEofK AND
- VISION ron A sIsEp.o FUND ron TAN REDEMPTION
At rArun,-r
s.s. Bond. Baldnos Of tb> 81 500 600 o.
Bends q the Company which can b. isu.d under me
AZ Dap and are now offered Tar purpo.-
cotDy ns the EItenson o. tho Road from TIE
h. Br.neb Road nom Dcnvis Boon.on "a ke~ars IA
v-ry favorable line fer the Coal Tlshe and i'i furnishing
Co. msi. an. .ad Escss snsaad to
.lll sonned with the Lsasb Valley ha-oad with TIE 10
90 ussrly completed aud ith The Fast PenH,ylgsnis Rail
(which pgopo-sd 10 be .Iisnesd from Aentown 20
Ess,on These roads VIII supply ,ae Msf' .nd I'M
ro.d i.l1aedAteiy upon It. eonpcon ~ih an ,nn
fu transportation aud IL mus, become ons 81 the most
Tshsi and Ea.,ern sehnylin regions, snd will s.o form
% Ct ne graf through Inc 20 Cincinnati aud Chaaso and
Penny Contra and rsbur. Fofs Wayne and Chicago
Railroads.
Brg~nSd Peter Cooper Trustees upoa he road eorpe'ed
and in the Of compeison atd upo the 1ransi rom
e'oJ9 TO hIT, non gs ma''n 70
e.lsts selling .oet and ohsr property Of 10 Company
h,. al sen called In and eIpesdsd upon which
the amounts rec9 Cd AID to be from The
road and the building Of the Branch Road afford IN
dos bedy ample basis for the secay Of these bonds TN,
road from Newark to HAcke.town has swsys been suR
een pay per interest the amour. Invested in It,
FRIDAY, tho 7OrH JANUARY neI,, at } o'clock o. M,
for the Vice portion Ten per osnt aud the premium
pr Tie delivery Of tho Bonds which will DO IA ten
equal ct thirty days and Aich eIentshe AS,
October 30 with the night Of paying In fall at
dine The Lterest account Will bs adu4eed at the tim. Of
paying Of tho Eonds No bids under viii be s,cepsd bat
all bds par .nd will be awarded IL IN. order Of the
pruunia should there be VI bids at tho owes.
rates then che u will he awarded pro rata TIC Bones wi
be coupon with The night 81 reputation ny surrender OF
the coupons made transferable tho books q the Company
At the pleasure Of tho holder" Psiis making proposals W.
the OF Bonds desired tue Generalization AID
prch per oD- hundred dollars
Eab propo.sl lhould Dc .e,lcd and Endorsed ,ProgOt
Morn. and Ers.x Railroad Company Bonds aud 10
closed IN second envelope addressed 70 j. d. VEEhLfE
$50, Merchants BsIh New YOTk, 20 the untsrs med
lewsrh NswJsrs~y either Of whom will furnish printed
s1piss Of the nsrgsss. which contains full Information.
D. order Of Tho BosId of Directors
ISAAC VAN wAGFNEN Treasurer
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Y'HE SPEEDWELL MUTUAL COAL co.
CAPITAL. 100000.
$40, geo sHAREs-sIO PER SHARE.
WORKING CAPITAL. $4,000.

Zach share oet entities the holder OF the strs 10 one
Orou Tun a. 2so pound.) Of Coal at 81 sor le" with
divisional dividend Of per cent which viii reduce the net
Of coal very low figure This enterprise should DO
taken hold Ofby every using Goals it ia no, only
Ing 80 per the of the coal but good paying
dividend every share OF stock which READERS de
sirsbe investment the capitalist well the poor man
The coery producing $1,000 'uns pe snnum OF the
bss Ash Coal The subscription books nov open Please
call and prospectus and learn particulars Of
WILLIAM ]. HARLAN,
Goal oacs Room No. II Trinity BuldIns
No. III Broadway.
~ The attention Of ell Retail Reaers called 10 the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
Financial.
DROoKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

IOQ.bes SHARES AT IS PER shAFA.
500 400 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
OFFICE or THE COMPANY NO. "a BROADWAY, N. T.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS;
ALEXANDER MCCUE, President.
WILLIAM III. WALLACE. Vice PRESIDENT
WILLIAM a. FOWLER Treasurer.
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS, Second Secretary
CHARLES LOWREY Counselor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

OrUcB OF rHB hAHFcsA cosfNiI
No. a WALI,sT. NEW foRK-
NOTICE IL hereby given that there VIII 90 a
M..n, N. socsholdrr. Of Tits Company the 29d
IA, a. January int noon the occ Of inc npay 70
ss. tu,, tho peseut condition Of the CON
q, 20 ,.prc.. their wishes IN respect 20 ns funre
--,1 Transfer ~il be closed from the evening
o. n ~ I-n Q ISIS ". TITUS Secretary
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

For eight years after the Marquis of
Northampton had laid the foundation stone
Of Leigh Woods abutment, workmen and
the public in general were enabled to pass
over the immense chasm by means of an
iron bar seven hundred feet in length,
which was hung across the river. On this
bar was ''craole" basket, or car, and
persons who wished to make the dangerous
passage paid fec which varied from one
to five shillings BY this contrivance
thousands Of persons crossed the Avon.
The baske; ran by its own gravity down
the incline TO the center of the bar, and
was drawn up to the other side by means
of rope. On one occasion a Somerset
shire wedding party went to see the fairy
bridge, and the bridegroom having had
enough cider 10 make him adventurous
persuaded the not unwilling bride to make
the flying passage.
The two got into the basket; but when
they had reached the center Of the bar
high over the Avon and the moment ar
rived when they We're to be drawn up on
the opposite side, it was found that the
communicating rope had broken; and as
no provision had been made for such a
contratemrs, the enthusiastic husband and
his newly welded wife dangled in mid air
to the astonishmdnt OF the rocks no
doubt-for several hours, their extraordi-
nary position being rendered none the
more comfortable by their friends on the
abutment shouting across to them that
they would have to remain in the basket all
night! This novel way of beginning the
honeymoon was avoided. however: but the
party were not rescued till they had passed
several hours in their strange carriage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
INDIANA THURSDAY JANUARY 26 1865.

For ourselves W. do not care fig what
Jeff. Davis said to Blair, or what Blair
said to jeff Davis, or how they came to
say wha- they did to each other, or what
the reasons were which led them to con
clude that the conversation should not be
repeated to Mr.. Lincoln cor any other
man" or woman, if as Mr.. Blair's silence
indicates, the government" is a woman.
Nor are our readers, after having been
taught by constant perusal of THE Times
to restrain bootless curiosity, ON the qui
rjre to ascertain the result of the Blair
embassy. 10 set conjec ture at rest, how
ever, we state that reliable information"
induces us to believe that it was not what
Mr.. Lincoln would term, and what he
hored it would prove to be. "a big thing" +"
but was just exactly what the silence
of the ambassador intimates-[Chicago
Times.