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THE CONFISCATION AGENTS m
RICHMOND.

.GOnsternation Amo1lS the Rebel
7 SPeeulat0rs-
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NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENTS,
Eighteen Departments under as sranv
GeneraIS--The Whole Combined In
Five Grand Divisions.

The following order, which has been
in allegiance for some days in order to
positively define the geographical boun-
daries of the several departments, is
officially promulgated:
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AA-A~'N3 Gh"S - b4S w. 1900.
THE DECREE OF CoNFIsCATIoN GoNI
FORTH
, 1865-12-08

VERY Low DowN.--A fearful tuIe-was recent
i comm uulcatcd hy girl Of l6 years of age to
an officer OF tac law in New Orleans. Fohr years
previously, her own pletlcr' instigated 4 man to
seduce her. As soOu the vile deed was per-
formed the mother urged The gitt to sue her Sc
ducer for SO coo, but the child refused;
This was the beginning of unmutnble sorrow
Her old father and mother deliberately set them
selves to gain a Livelihood by the habitual pros
titutOn of their daugh ter. Night after night
the old man conveyed her to various houses of
prostitution, bargained and traded with her
charms, jewed and swindled, and clung to the
buttonholes of men of wealth to drive his infa-
nous trade with them. The girl walked the
streets in borrowed clothes. Not a cent of her
earnings was she allowed to retain. If she
brought no money, she was beaten often to such
an extent to injure her for days. ..
Eventually the old man made his own house
brothel, his daughter still the wretched victim.
Lastly, father, mother, and daughter, With a
customer, had been out to the Halfway Honse on
a carOusal, and returned, when twas decided to
go again The girl however, refused, apd was
instantly assaulted an battered yallthree Hence
the exposure of her past life The concluding
sentence of the newspaper account ought to be
a damning disgrace to Christian country
fHThere boing no law against this species Of
crime, the criminals were dismissed and thus
left unpublished"
All this did mot occur in Canada, bnt in &
country so transcendently enlightened, so exces-
sively cv lized as to boast of law to punish
a man for honorably marrying woman and ac-
knoWledging and supporting her and her chill
! dren. ~. ...-... "a. ..-.....sr. ..+ .sr..-s
, 1865-12-08

The Owyhee Avalanche gives the following in
relation to the origin of the name "Owyhee:p
"A week or two ago, we had occasion tG
speak in reference to the orth okrubhy and orr
gin Of the title Of this section Of Idaho. Since
then citizen of Ruby, and who at an carly day
was citizen of the Puget Sound country, en-
lightens us somewhat upon the subject In ques-
tion. lie says the name of the river (Owyheel
was furnished by a couple Sandwich Islanders,
who were in the employ Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany for the purpose OF carrying on a more sue
cesStul trade with the Bannack and Shosbone
Indians, inhabiting this portion Of the country.
The word Owyhee, or Owhyee, if you please, is
really then the English of Hawaii, the native til
tie fthe group Known as the Sandwich Islands.
From what eur informant says, the Indians in
this section refused to learn the Chinook iarRoH
the current lingo Of the country at that tSme
land used TO great extent yet in the e more moist
parts of Oregon )-hence the Hudson Bay Com
pany had to resort to some other means to Sc
cure their trade, Having Kauakas to spare the
Company gave Them the agency for this part of
the country, and our informant says they got
along with the Indians remarkably we'll We
presume the abors Is sufficient to Justify the
wants of the curioGs on the subject ''
, 1865-12-08
BAblr sxrBDED.-The San Franci.eO E1ami !.

BADLY SXUBBED.-The San Francisco Exami :
ner relates the following:
1t is whispered on TIE streets that Gems. Hal
leck and Mcdowell are not on the very best of
terms; it is even saidsthat Halleck snubbed Nc
,Dowell, probably on the occasion of the prepa-
rations for the funeral of the late Brig. General
Wright Readers viii remembAf that General
Mcdowell issued an erferfo the military to join
in paying the last tribute of respect to the gall
liant dead, and fixed Friday as the day. In issu-
ing the order he did not deem it necessary to
consult with Gen. Halleck. When Gen. Hal
heck saw the order he went to the Office Of Col.
Drum, McDowell's Adtntant General, and asked
by whoseauthority II had been Issued. The Col.
replied that General Mcdowell had ordered the
funeral "Issue another order" said General
Halleek, ipostponing thefuneral to Satufday.-
Tell Gen. Mcdowell atheis expected toact as
one OF the paIl-besrers on the oecasio m The
day was changed and Mcdowell was a pail
bearer lf9itHA'r F-
, 1865-12-08
wight ana death.
~ ELIzlanrn y. xnI1rIEa


~ ,snla.aHy ELzAARrH n. wHITrIEa s5
iqirl s.OV ad, --iI tr-asgra.r sfi
o The storm wind Is bowling a fa.i roud
Through old pines afAril ,... r-a .rsi.i
The drear night is falling,
without moon or star ''s ''''
~ .tlabIi5 si7aq l37a 'qI1sf a. ali s.ii
:, The rons'd sea is lasbing " s.fr5a iss6,
~. The bold shore behind,
~ And the moan Of its ebbing ~ RI
Keeps time with the wind.d
sfi4.rfel 9.i 20 sslra. ad3 - 5ase~
On, on through the darkness, ...-
A specter pass, 81,
Where. like moaning Of broken heaitt,
= Surges the grassl
| see her lone hea6-stone-
Tis white as a shroud?
Like pail hangs above it
The low dropping cloud. .rf.. ....
Who speaks through the dark night
And lull of the wind .s. .r t.-
Tis the sound of the pine leaves
And sea-waves behind
The dead girl is silent
stand by her now;
And her pnlSe beats no quicker
~ NGf erimsons her brow, OH
The small hand that trembled,
When lastiDmy own
Lies patient and folded,
And colder than stone.
Like the night blossoms falling
Tonight ID the gale,
So she in her beauty ....
Sank mournful and pale.
Yet loved her | utter
Such words by her grave
As would not have spoken
Her last breath to save
Of her love the angels ..
Id heaven might tell,
While mine would be whispered
With shudders in hell.
Twas well that the white ones
Who bore her to bliss
Shut out from her new life
The vision of this. ...
Else, sure as stand here,
And speak Of my love, s .u
She would leave for my darkness
Her glory above
, 1865-12-08
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT is THE QUESTION.

THE PROPRIETORS Of the "PA ACIFGC MUSEUM
Il OFANATOMY AND SCIENCE, have deter
mned, regardless ofeXpense to Issue FREE (tor the
beneft,f suffering humanity four OF their iost in
tercsting aud, instructive LECTURESt on MAR
RAGE, and Its disdhrhheitons: Nervous Debility.
Premature Decline, Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression Loss of Energy and Vital Power
the great Socia Eyj and those malades that result
from youthful fOles excuses of Maturity, ignO-
rance Of Physiology and Natures Laws. t.-l
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of emil ightenng and saving thousands and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt of 25 cents in postage
stamps, by addressing Secretary Pacific MUSEUM of
Anatomy and Science Pine Street. San Francisco"
~ Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo & Co.
Nov. 10, 1855. 80 M 47lv .H... ."H1t."4
, 1865-12-08
HOVE TnUsDrn.-Brick Pouelo,y RiAts ii.

HONE THUSDER.-Brick Poneloy gi9es fhe
following in his PAPER " ha 'Eui
family in town have been missing stp!s.:
wood for some time past. On the return. Of one
Of the members of the family, few days since,
the case was Stated, and Sunday night a fTery
pretty stick of fuel was left with others onthe
wood pile. In the stick were two ounces of DOW
der, for safe keeping, Monday the stick Was
therei Tuesday the stick, tbete, and the lahkH
was getting on the man Ybo fixed it. Wednes-
day morning the stick was gomez, "Wednesday
forenoon an explosion was heard in q Aohse
close by, and kitchen window was spared no
'PAnesPi On going to tbf spot a ''siglfP' 'imigs.
have been seen The stOIe bad jOi Bed n bfecs
conference, \ kettle of pork and cabbage shoI
up thrOughthe roof like an arrow. A dish bfap.'
pies stewing on the stove, gave the ceiling the
appearance of map of California. A cat,
sleeping under the stove, went through the bro
Ken window, aSthougb after the deFllor doc
tor.-The cat has not been heard from since. but
Q smell of burnt cat hair petgad9s the House
VeEy thoroughly! Afat iron was boisted into
pan Of dough-a chair lost three Leg, wood.
box looks sick, while the roof of the house looks
like busted apple dumplfug. The occupant of
therulns says: "Such thunder never comes pe-
fore or Ipuys lghtnin, rod systam p'
, 1865-12-08

1t is said that Secretary McCulloch Is Seset
with delegations. of ,fnaneiers, each one with
some patriotic scheme for improving the patton
al finances, which the Secretary Is urged 10 re-
commend to Congress il his forthcoming report.
But MeGulloeh, while he epHFtepHsly listens to
all, keeps his own eounsels, and is doubtless,
maturing plan based upon the aetnal iinaFueiAY
wants. Of TIE nation. p Hiswell known howevet,
tha: be advocates speedy return to specie ba-
sis, a9a that he desires TO consolidate the public
securities. i4y. gisi t.r, d, 81 $50
, 1865-12-08

)COMMox, SoT VEGAS. Sir walter Scott
once happening TO bear bis daughter Anueysay
of something that il was vulgar" gave the
young lady the following temperate rebuke:-
"Ay love you speak likeaTert Young laayO Do
you know, afler all, the meaning Of MI word
vulgar? Tis only common. NotafnR that is
common, except wiekedness, can deserve to- be-
spoken of in tone Of contempt; and when you
have lived to my years, you win be disposed To-
agree With me in thaDking God 4 hat nothingre-
ally worth having or caring abo4t in this wdeld
is uncommon. 't'- p' = TUE 10
, 1865-12-08

Kurtz, who was confieted at idaho CITY of
the murder of Chinaman, has been sentsheed
BY Judge Mcbride, 70 be bung dh the 18th of
January next' sahITII dsIssssI J.
, 1865-12-08
A. J. THIBopo, NJ. A. n. B,

PLY SICIAN, SURGEON AND MlDW + f.
NTEMBER ROT Al COLLEGE SURGEON Eng
lNl land.
~ ts-nGiec s''d Residence 2.doir~ ahoye the Con-
EIeg,tiourl C'iurcr. IN'r.l ~ 3NlN
, 1865-12-08

Mr.. wilbpr, Indian Agent at Yakima, !, Is now
engaged in collecting The scattered bAnds Of In
dians within his district for the purpose Of TAX
ing them to Simcoe valley. ''i"h SO
, 1865-12-08

A Thrilling SEEM. IA tale Of tbeseA, e6ti-
tied "The Fair lnsz,P by ArtehVs Ward isiGlv-
en- to the pRtfons Of Vanity Fair IN weekly chap
tiers. Wecott from a late fSsde" the folio&fbg
account Of an interview between the herOipE
and the corsair chief. It. is a true picture; ae-
cUrding to all sensation st6ries ]h1 -
When lnez awoke, The storm had SkAssd, Tho
wild night hsa passed, and the morning was
bright and beautiful. The maiden looked
around her. The sceBs %as passing strange,
She was lying on a fine twenty dollar lounge,
p an apartment Of sumptuous elegance shI
Where am !? she mutmnred. Cd rf ,,.-.
Safe dear lady, said soft, fute-like voice
Safe from all harm. p" f.Hf 7li
Inez looked up, A chivalrous looking young
man arrayed in garments of red silken velvet,
thickly studded with diamonds Of incnlrulable
value, stood over her, gentle smile irradiating
his fascinating, though swarthy features
Safe, lady, he repeated, you will be he cor
sar's bride. .'' ... .-.' no.iAi
don't see it, said the fair Inez. a-.f .[f
Ha, cried the pirate, longest thou thru for the
laughing hilock, and believing buHoekS Of
thine own chilly cline 2, ....E -..-,s.F .;f
| have no hesitancy in asserting that | do,
she replied. 'l." 80 'l-7fH ~
If gold be your desire, said the pirate chief,
taking out of his pocket-bGok and brandishing
ten dollar bill on the Waukegan bank Of Hi
nos, here it is. .,-r~ I'D -+..iy., riv
Miscreant, spurn the vile ,drosS. Besides,
there's ten per cent, discount on II. thus spoke
the noble lnez. #.... .-s. .'E'r
, 1865-12-08

Rev Mr.; Hill, and other magistrates osStpw-
market, England, have Committed WOMAN 10
years of age to prison for - days, with Ekrdla-
Of I'd.
, 1865-12-08
To Druggists and Painters.

TIE UNDERSIGNED ARE CONSTANTLY
Manufacturing Superior article OF Turpeutine
Tor the trade We will hil orders IN quantities to
suit at reduced prices. We are al>U manu- featuring
Alperiur attic.e ui NXle-glease for the Wholesale
trade T. \. WOOD II co.
Nov Il, 81. Front street.. Portland Oregon.
, 1865-12-08
agalla sEralla Stateamal.

PUBLnsAED EyEEY FRIpAY EvESrxG, BY
WILLIAM H. NEWELL.
,.-.. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1865-12-08
Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned be-
N tween the hours or 1OsA. NJ, and 4, P. M, on
the 18th day Of Deccfhber the premises hereinaf
ter described will proceed to sen, public auction
to tho highest bidder the following property of the
estate Of John FoTsythe, deceased ,to-Wit;
The southeast quarter of the south east quarter Of
section O. Township No. 8; north of range 50 east.
The south west quarter of the northwest Il and the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of see.
No. 8 aud the sonth-east quarter Of the northeast
quarter; the northeast quarter of the southeast of
tanning two hundred acres; together with valuable
improvements, and all the appsrtenances 10 said
land belonging S. L. GlLBREATH,
Z Admir- of the Estate Of John Forsythe, decd.
NoF-l7, 1865. . q 4Sml "a. sr.re.
, 1865-12-08
BAG FACTORY.

TIME sUBsCRIBER has established himself ia
walia Walh to manufacture Bags of all des-
eTiptions; also, to execute MACHINE. SEWING
10 ORDER! TENTS, WAGON COvEFS, &c. :.
3 He soIicitss puhlic patronage. " aeaF6iat
ON Main Street OPPOSITE the Store of J. c.. Isaaes
= y 'i g. W. SOMERtNDYEE.
Ncv.1n. lss5. - n 11f5 TS lFuf 7I7-
, 1865-12-08

WY z. HORTON, JUSrICEOF THE PEACE
" - Viii attend to collection or tlpbts.
cnny eyanccS acknowledgement OF doeus. rowers OF
Attorney transfer, Of real personal property etc
Office IL the Court io'i~e.
Sept. l>t, 1866. 3SIy.
, 1865-12-08
Or. STEVENSON.
HONIEOPATHIST.

(SRccessor TO Nr. Gibson. .'.'-
AS removed his Office and residence 10 3 doors
il below the Express Office where he may be
fOEnd prepared to attend to Medical and Surgical
practice in Town Country. .#.....
Walla Walla. June .. 10. 2Gtf
, 1865-12-08
Undertaking..
WESTERN HOTEL.

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND
S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.
'7NHIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
been entirely repainted, reftted and enlarged by
an addition ofa number ofnew rooms, and the pro-
pretOr is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the house, and also solicit increased
patronage from tbetraveing public.
Especial attention is called to his Suns OF ReeAs,
and arrangements for the accommodation of families.
The RESTAURANT 7 is under his immediate SUI
pervsion assisted by experts in the art sine and
he Aatters himself now able to crafty the tastes and
wishes of all. 81 Hotel open at all hours.
Portland May %, '65. 24ly
, 1865-12-08
PIoNE Err BATHING
AND
8 II WING SAL ON,
Main street, opposite the Empire Hotel.'
Hot, Cold and Shower Baths.

Hair Dyed al Reasonable rates and executed in
neat style. Ceebrnted Hair TOnics and Restoratives
constantly on hand.
i szrGi5e MFTCHEEL a Call. rr{ n.- o. 81 @
Nov. 10, 1865. - Ally e..r
, 1865-12-08
f.NI u - 9lIlp
aNb0IBER ol.l

iitel .tIafirr 1frrl4itt uni frfftTn1 rW
that prowls around ny premises al niTbt. 9lPon
honor won't .shoot a anything blne Iefa black
or mulatter. WIN you send IN Are syoS and
your foaks 80 skseredcf me End NY siokkt thet
Jon Eonh lstps have Any AIaypishHal a ~ IA
squirrels aud crews and black rAkoohs TO ekt DIP
our little corn Pstehsss ~ ~ ~lIds seffkess
70 S.S spSS,s SSg AK, az sSSTS ~ g tSg ss
munity to run iistlf to death TO st pptq6f ahe
wayf \ I gollylit u looks like your peppl had Rll
took the rebelfeby for good, and was never
gWyns 70 gil over II. See hefe ny ffshd, sou
must send me llttle powder and, a ,tickitfo
your show, aud ycu and me viii hSrmoniSe,
sertin. 'l2-i0 tAt .-n1lt s!n b9fSfl
With these few remarks thiBk Ifsel,hstter,
better, and hope ! haipt made nobody htin
mad, for 7 N not on that line at this tiHhe Pam
troOly your frend--all present or ,sec9unted for.
BILL ARP, SO called,
, 1865-12-08
ONCE, statesman Building, Third Street

i, T. TERMS ifvxff1S1? II 1D,7ANcn-sa ADV, "a
, 1865-12-08
FaE q q O.HsEiFUTI avn THE luHIOE ll.lI..ll

st5a7Ne.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TU

49, hAAsrAY DKyARYnKNr,
OyroE % xHB CoNPrRorLtR TnHCuHARyoy
WARRINGTON, Mach -, lsSa } .
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
'en,ed to the opderssDed, It has been made 20 appear
that NtflfIlJ l'fl 11r . Ult /
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NETWORK,
In the City Of che County and State
OF NewYork has been duly organized under and according to
the requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled An ACT
provide National Currency secured by pledge Of United
states bonds and TO provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June 1854 upd has complied vita all the
provisions Of said required be complied with before
meneing the business OF Banking under said Act
The eee OF the Comptroller Of the Currency being vacant
Now therefore Samuel T. Howard. Deputy Comptroller
the Currency do hereby certify that M n
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-YORE,
In the City Of NewYoh in the County oNewYork and State
Of New York & authorized the business OF Bank
Ing under the act aforesaid. ..... |
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of once
this Fourteenth day Of March, 1868.
fssAL1 SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No Ssl Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency
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Fnanfiak
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL ooMPA:

CONsUMERs' BENEFIT COAL OOMPA.
" NY-Ths upderslgned TVS Of the CONSUMERS
SENEfIr COAL COMPANY, having sucseedsd in masking
~ nh trrus as fully COM epssss fof the want Of the fan
onnt Of transportation pscted cor the Present year
.sshv enabled rede the nnmber OF shares insure
~ sivery Of coal th srsbo ders Originally contemplated
Hns That b. nsl and profitable enterprise should
~ H. loned AND being urged by many shareholders TO
noe they propose to complete the Organization in modi
teSio .ni socs to he sooo shares Of eio each only
OF which will be sod at present and the balance when
- ed portstion facilities viii enable the company
N,.r FOR each share tim OF coal at cost Of
and transportation (which 10 present about So and
portion eel at market prices prouls, in for
statements ~ h,o,.,, o. ,.,oxL.,
A. rom these Ines, viii enable the Company 10 keep
rors. in respect delivery OF Goal for the number
W. thet wifi be .od sd the additional means III pro
o. Of construction. be completed within the year, viii
Aonhls that quantity . a, Oh. an. r.,
III H. ~ 10 take inBrdIse pesession OF the Mines, and
-, al 20 ID, subscribers forthwith. $500
yonr ala and cooperation respectfully invited ana TINS
ris now more confidently recommended than as hft
..nhmssi,.d 10 the consideration 81 the po6ie.
JOIIS ANDERSON No. ala thth-ave. = -
Hon C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor Of New YORK.
Hon ORE STHS CLEVELAND, Mayor Of jersey City.
lion ALFRED N. WOOD Mayer 81 Brooklyn
cHARLES JENklNs, President East River Bsnk.
John l.. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants Insurance
"J0HTC. ANDERSON, Secretary Broadway and Seventh
ave RsilroadNoppsny
WiIIfAM r. SrANDrSH, Coal Dealer No. Il Broadway.
CHARLES ". APPLICANTS, {. H. Apologize Bro
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Ueirmtnm.

TNO CAPITALISTS AND OIL COMPANIES.
i CHOICE OIL LANDS AND wELLs-A FEW
EXCELLENT PARCELS on oteriy Ron, Pr Hole
Greek. Allezany River sugar Greek, French Crets
locations in Vensngo and surrounding counties, may be
bad on most reasonable by sPpiyEto h. yAChsON
United State, Hotel. Franklin, Penn. 30
ID ETROLE M-HARD PAN-A RARE
i CHANCE FOR INV ESIMEHT.-A party owning one
twentieth interest IN two Companies already Organized with
an s1sae capital OF $3.50 900 will dispose CT portion
his interest at very low figure. Address 3. s., Boz No. a3l
ksw.Yofk Po.t. Office. rr
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Gcrpccation Noiltcs.

hOcKS and SLlPs HOUSES, MARKET
~ CELLARS snd Other property b,9n, %, 20 the Cor
por,fion Of the City Of ssv iorf 20 Be LEASED Paohc
Auction.
's--.-- a. h~-.hy siSfB iA,t IL. Conptro'er VIII On
City ItA. Ss.-' rsblt. s.un Dot~- -ni SIR,
Hols~, Market trsfs nd otrr C0fpofsren Ig0pefy Tor
term oi year. from tie inst day n M.T, IS.
Cs.osuc, contrasting ths description oe.toV IT'D terms Of
s.le b. sd non apTics0n % The Colcol u Cii
ksrsass, al Tbs ohce, hAIthkN A. hhtNrAF.
Comptroller
Cirf on vxw Yosx. nfrARrNEsr OF fiVAyor
CogFTEoLLEK's ur.JCr. March a. 100.
EERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTloN.-At
u eCy Hsii THURSDAY hpri lsi3. . 20 O'Clock
u. ~ 10 .la ruhlrr Az ionto'E- highest bidder. with
aie'-hie ..cun! 70 term % lou Yeas io te let day Of
MY. 1868
The Le,,e Of he Pony s.row established from the fec. Of
Wli'sh alsiIec, 70 Staten Island.
Tho tho franchise 4 tho Ferry established
hoB the TO-, q BLc.ystr-st 20 Hohobtn. New-JertJ
The lease u "a. franchise Of TIE fty nsy esiagshed
from tho i)Ot Of Tcui street East River 10 Grcerqoin
Louy Island.
TIE oil ,rstol fern Lece' will De tol with q. tie
Ilt privilege, and thoi.of beop q the Cor
puTaiion " toe Cry u hcw-iord
ToTn. and tondhionf Of sale may be had application 81
the Con ptroi.crs ONE
By order VI tie comm s.ioufr. q ,le srsns Furf.
NATHAN A EIEAAAs, Conptso.s
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stockholders nlcciineo.

OFFICE ~ rnE NEW YoRx Asp Borrow SILVER FAD Co.
No - WiLLiAs IT., INV ioEN March IT, 1875
NOTICE. Annual Meeting Of the stock
~ holder, Of this COMPANY win b. held ~ , Office, on
TUESDAY. March o. Il O'Clock Il which tine the
Annual Trustee. for e ensuing vail take
place Tie polls viii b. open Tom 20 ococs p n ~"
will 10 closed s ~ ana r.op,ncd on tbs
2Eh ins,. 5. Il. COCKLls, Secretary.
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Assr O. NJ OFFICE FoRAGE DnYT.. No 60 CEDAasr..l
NEW YORK ciry Jan n. 1853 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received daily
THIS OFFICE fOr the furnishing Of ills Department
wiihi
Corn,
Oats,
Hay ard Sirrw.
Psre. viii pecl'y IN ter proposons Row the hay and
straw bA.ra and ~L.,5er me Grain sasked In bulk
r. u. CHAPMAN, Capt. A. O. NJ.
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OFFICE or TBE fAStxA hAiiRosD osPANt |
Toftiue Bund.ngs. No SsN AL a., New fofk Hueh Ai
ODD DlVIDEND.-Ihe Board of Directors
sDS have th, dog declared d,iieud q fOuR 81 PR
CENT on the csnings VI The Hosd for Ire months snfll
3l- inst and OSt pl PER Chat out 81 The eNIrgs ~
s'eAers M vessel. &C. payable 20 TIE ocsho.dsfs
ther s representative. and alter the ah Of April neat,
1rn,sT ISSs Ti IA s.sed from the evening Of The
HESY SMITH Treasurer.