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Increase. .....s3l6.ss9 u


The only change in the currency debt OF conse-
quence is decrease Of g. IC6 in legal tenders
The new Loan bill is quite as broad as Mr.. Nc
fulloeh requires, and comprises every power neces.
say 10 enable him to work back to specie pay.
meuts. To fund tho 1900, the compound notes
tega tenders, etc., bonds may be issned I'VE quote
the act Of March 3. 1863. which is to be eY-
tended:
PayIbk a, any period than 40 years from date
81 tssEe o. may be made redeemabe, at the pleasure
VI the Government at after any period less tLnn
eyears nor more than 30 years IRON date. may be
made redee nabe and payable as aure said may be
expressed upon their face and much thereof nay
De Issued In 1SeGsHry notes ibsy be made convertible
Into any bonds aHthorizd BY This act aud may be Of
such &c non inatOns-nGt less than scaad bear snch
dates and be made redeemabe or payable at fuch
periods Is In the opinion Of the Secretary te 1eas-
ar! may be deemcd expedepf. A md the interest on
such bonds shall he pa yabie seniannIaly; and on
treasury Mites authorized by this act the interest may
ce nane passle seGiannually or annually. or nj ma
saIt tHeIeoi and The principal. or nteieet or both,
may oe race payable In coin in other Law fn mOrtS
k.ol"ed lLat ie late Of interest any such bonds
treasury notes "hen payable IN COIN stall not exceed
per cehtum per nnnu and when pay able In coin
snhh not exceed 1910 per centnm per annnn.
This Loan bill is severely Denounced BY those
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CUPREME COURT.-JOHN A. PULLEN


- aud ohrfs, against THE GEORGE lows GOLD MN
made IN this cause dsied the 2d December 1865 have bean
inrs chs,,es resi- aud Effects 81 every krd and
de- chpou II the d. eudnnt the Georgetown Gold Mining
COMPANY of Colorado sud have be-n h~rriy eowrt to
eel ell portion Of the property aud effects beoig
the said defend at such time times, In such parts por
tons. and either Of public private SALE 'Ls h. ny ds
ton iost adyatgeou Now. erroTe do h. rely
give notice that Will receive proposals for tho ptThas by
Of all aud singular the property effects
tic Gorsto~n Odd Mining Company Of Colorado esnssug
a. follows VIZ:
Doe bundle and seventy rning claims registered 10 III.
Clerk, Office Of the Of Cicsr Greek a. Col do Tef
rlory situate the Colembns. Lincoln Taylor, W-.
sweden, Everett. tTsrson, Defiance. George Washing
Empire, Branch Monirrsfna, Mammoth FiDor Lane
L-ayet;s Pine Tree. Yankee. Detroit. ornst Mest-ru
Wrthouse Fremont, Brooke. Crystal Brasor Key. Omni
bus Py hTsganns'tt Surps. NrFe, Grand aid
well lcdes wi the bIdings said
claims. ard tue s stamps. and other standing prop.siy be
longing thereto. with the apputensnes Such proposals
in sealed euvrlopr marked proposal Tor purohs OF the
GroryrtoRn omp0ryf property" And In shoalJ
ccive ,nch iroposs 70 such proposals. shall b
slch a.. should feel self jDsth-d in accepting, hereby
dive fusr notice that thereafter that 10 20 say the 81
Of March next shall ,- said property to be put up
pablo auction by A. Journey, Ayctonerr at the Merchants
Exchange, No. III Broadway In the City 81 kew.Yofk
the Of H. Of that day. and 10 be- tlee .old the
highest aud best bidder
for description aud particulars OF this vsiuhbs property
apply n my Office, No ~ Sasstu-st., New York
JAMES n. COLEMAN Receiver
JOBg X. HAcxErr. Attorney for Receiver.
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Glnantial.

MERCHANT EXCHANGE NAT osAL PASK OF THE
tITY OP NEw-i DIRK. Sa"niry 81 i'O".
At AN ELECTION held on the YIN INST,
~ the fnllowrensinei gentlemen were chosen Dnec'ofs
of the Bank Tor the ensuing year: -. .,.e,.,
DaNIfLC kINGSLAND. JESSE iiOiT
VII iisu TtONSpN JOHN NJ. DAVIES
~ III ~ : GVPGOUY' TUBENE D'SULLiVAN,
JoHN J. VAN NOsrKAND, HtRMANN SruRsl ERo,
EDWARD ELLSWORTH. Okl+ON bLUNI'
HENRY CUhN. -
81 a subscquen. meeting OF the Board SAMUEL L.
- ~ r J. OAKLEY, Cs,hier.
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AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL.

~ ROaD co. STOCK
Stockholders who do with Rya Themselves the
privilege which they eufi'ei by -soiu the
I'D rst subsrTibg fo NEW STOCK can osian
premium for their rirhfs upon application
orc. &. DUNBAR, No IS Ftue street.
Dealer in Railroad sock. and Bond. sold the Stock
EsAhAlssA and Telegraph and EIpf IS S.ocka
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TRUSTEES
JOHN D. JONES. DASIEL 8 MILLER,
CHARLES DENNIS, WIN. SIT RGlS,
W H. ~ MOORE, HENRY r. BOGFRT
HENRY COlT. JOSHUA J. HENRY
WM e. PiCKER5GILL, DEANS Perkins,.
LEWIS CURTIS JOSEPh GAlLLARD. r.,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. J. HENRN BikGf,
LOW Eli HULbhOOh, COKSELlUS 0RiNNELL
H. WARHEN WESTON, e. a. HAND.
ROYAL PHILIPS H. !. ROWLAND,
CALEB BARSTOW, BfNJ. BAbCOCK,
A. Z. Pilot, FLETCHER " ESfRAY,
WILLIAM l.. DODGE, ROBERT u. HiNHJES. IT,,
bEIKOE q. HODsON, GORDON W. BURLhAN,
DAVID LANE. FREDERICK CHArNCEY,
JAMES BRYCE JHAlES Low.
LEROY ~ WILEY. GEORGE :. STEPHENSON.
WILLIAM II. WEBB.
JOHN d. JONES. President.
CHARLES DENNls Nic~.fre.iden'
W. VI. II. MOORE, S-coud Iicpresidont
J. d. HEWLETT. Thid Nce-Pr-.idrnt.
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Hrrc;ui. Of Produce.

rrp. o-45ja bbls. Fluur 400 bbls. Whisky. 4,lOo
bis. Cora Aies, 1880 bush Cum. 600 bush oats
$50 bush Seeds, I599 rkss Pen o'eun. 3oJ pigs
Lard, no pkcs. Pruvi-lohs, s19 lkes bu'tr
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
Notice IL hereby gwen that hni ed Pertnershfp hstu1
day been formed between the und'rr ed pursuant 70
Statutes of the Stale of Newfork rrlave TO Limited Hs'
nersbips, uudrr the and IN OF
BOWERS, tEECkMAN COMPANY.
The general ustur- OF the business 10 b. transacted "a
Sale OF Domestic Good. and other Merchandise generally 9p
Commission aud dealing Merchandise generally upon Cot1
mission Otherwise.
The rnera Partners interested therein Henry Bose
who resides IN Yonkers in the state Of New and O
bert snd uery 8s.skrnan Graham, wto rs
spec'i i've reside In The City OF Nrw-lo rk.
The Special Partner. Interested therein Samuel Der.s
Bradford and John Henry Bradford. who respectively read
in the City OF New forS.
The amount Of Cspisl which said Special Partner, bay
contributed 20 the tomGIon Stocs is THREE HUNDht'
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN Cs-h, 10 wiz:
Samuel Dexter Bradf I'd has contributed One Hundred en-
Fifty Thousand Dollars ard JOHN Henry BrsdfOri W
Hundred and Fifry Thousand Dollars
TIE said Partnership 1. TO commence on the nrss d,y
February one thous nd eight handred and sx,ysr, and
will terminate the thiny fret day Of Deceub,r one d
sand eight hundred and .ixyeisht
Dated New York, FebrusIy 1906
HENRY 6OWERS,
GILBERT l. BrkCKNAN,
HENRY BEECkMAN GRAHAM.
G-nrrs Psrtnera
SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD,
JOHN HENRY BRADFORD,
Special Ps-nera
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PAsY 70, ls,t. }
An ELECTION for TRUSTEES Of this
~ Corp,nv will b. held the 5h dsy OF February neI
at No II f'ro1twsy Room No 20
Poll. opened from ~ O'Clock NJ. snd o'clock p m.
A. :. CEOWELL Secretary.
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TRs,srss OYricz or THE CHICAGO Iyp Soaru-)
NEsTKRS RAILWAY CO.. No. NAILsr
Avuu ka,.y I. 90 io..c 4

COUPONS due Feb. I, ISG6 from the Bonds
~ Of the Chleaso and Norh.Wesicrn Railway Company
aud the Gacia AID Chicago Uuion Eaioad Company will b,
paid and after Lk date pre.-nf alton At hi. ,t.e
JiAES H. YOUNG. Secretary.
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UowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-stree',
Nev.York. formerly officers Of the lark BanA) -Four
per cent interest allow cd on deposit
The business Of this house is the as an Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please aud will be allowed Interest on their
doy balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any par: Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold, prompt
IL executed for the usual commission.
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Tug CENTRAL NATIONAL fAsK OF rnE CITY !
oy NLwio,g NIw1 oRK. Jan y $50
At TIE ANNUAL ELECTION, held TINS
n day ut thu Bsu1iug House the following seut"Inrh
- IN ,o.ly elee,.d Direction. the ensuing y-sr viz:
HENRY A. sMN1HE. CHARLES q. .NDoSy
tp.Scf. SKINNY NATHAN 4. BALDWIN,
uoRsCE y rLAFtIy ROBERT II. BERDELL,
Entu " CoGt.ILL SINUN BtRSHEiMkR
WILLIAM A. WHEELOCk. -
At A ,ubtequeM inr-tifs Of the Bosfd, HENRf ~
sMNTHk eco w.s unanimously e -cttd President
WM. h. SANttHD. hrsisiant tasii"r.
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Chances for Dusillcss Iflen.

A INTEREST in new and aIua0e
"A SCHOOL APPARATCS NPaienil for sALE-indispen
sabs to school and family Pa,entmrn and those
iniru,ted IN education invited examine NO. lib
NGsseus lRssm No. W Now. Yo!k.
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FRIDAY. Feb. 2-P. ".
Ia 5-20c. .'62 Blk of n. America Reading.

FRIDAY Feb 2-r NJ
Gold is steady and closes ct llof, after selling at
lao.
Government securities are very strong and IN de-
rnand and are strengthened by the policy of Mr..
NcCullOch. The 1905 can be had at about Sal
Der cent discount, and the compound notes at
Q per cent from their face and interest. There
is en- active demand for Certificates at 95 per cent.
Railway mortgages are neglected. Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund fell u per cent, and Erie
Second ;. Quicksilver Mining Company fell 2per
cent The railway share market is feverish and
lower; Etc sold as high as 70, as low as 1Ga, and
closed at ~. For some time Michigan Southern
and Cleveland ard Pittsburgh were strong, hut
stock Offered freely at the advanced rates of the
early part of the day Pacific Mail is quoted at
ISL a 100, without ssles. Tie subscription to the
opposition drags. The ships con be put en- to the
line and paid for in stock but the cash subscribers
are not so ready of access. Chicago and Alton
jumped up to 49, an advance of per cent The
following were the closing prices, with DISPOSE
zion to buy Erie at 7l@77i: New-York Central,
EiaS1; Erie, IA; Hudson River, 99l a 100;
Reading, 90; Michigan Southern, 6st as; Clevc-
Hand and Pittsburgh, 82iass; Rock Island, 99!a
e9i; North Western, 272a28; NORTHWESTERN Pre-
ferrcd, 549a5n; Fort Wayne, 92sa93i
Money on call is abundant at y cent, ard upon
fsvorte collaterals is sometimes taken. There is
. large supply Of commercial bills, and high inter
est can be madc upon names in ordinary times
counted strong Tho rates are q a7s for bes:, S9
0 for good, and l0a Is y cent FOG a long list.
The National Debt since Jan. shows the fol-
lowing changes:
Feb. ]. Jsn.I Variations.
Gold 1911 497il so ell 49, 1921 90 Inc $50 on
Eureaoy... Ll5129Jg8 % ll79i7j 2JJ 50 Dec 1884 ~
o Int lJ8ss6 - 81 f59 5l9 s50 n Inc .66J t1 IS
Naiured Debt l,G9.y3Z0 llC66O32 Dec 67,57. Il
Tott.. s2.S24 33i 49, % &2,Sc7 OI57 80
Less Bal IN Ty W4933 sS VI 90.,28ali 80
--------
geo i..'.'..S&,Ihts5,l255l Sl,7l6 1885 10
Jan l.,..... 27b,53l SIC -
increase
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CLLyzLASD CoLuxBU. 4 tiSoiSsarr nAILEosD Co
CLEVELAND - Febrsfy !, lt5
THE ANNUAL MEEiI ING OF the Stock
holder. Of this Company Tor The errten Of Directors,
snd FOR The Transaction e" other business VII b. h"d - t~
ni. al tue onipaiy 10 Cleveland Ohio 90 DNEsDAf.
FEBRUARY H. Hc6 ILe uarsfr, book. VIII lie closed Rom
February 10 uniil FobruAfyiL -
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Sir uer cent interest outstanding cert 81 pfuhts
vi paid holders t.rr'f OF hrT lrgnl frpFrf.ni
tve, and bf-r Tuesday. tie 9th OF February next
Fny Der the outstanding c~hctrs Of the sus Of
1874 vii he redeemed and psd 10 the holder tTeni or ter
legal fepsrniatvh and sicr 1uesdel tbs tth Of bet"
fsTy next from which date interest the
,esbe viii Tie certificates 10 be poduced at the
time e Iayuirnt ard erd 10 IN. ertsut paid
dividend TuiItyIve per - dee ed the net
The Company Tor the year ending Jist
Dec. nb-f, which inrairs vii h- islri aui
sG.r Tu,.t,y Ill. ID oil Apn nsGt by oIdr olrd,
j. II. CHAPMAN. SECRETARY.
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ONCE or TuE ATLANTIC MUIrAL Insurance Co.
Akw-i OK jan u. 10
rINHE TRUSTEES. in conformity Ia the
Charter the Company. snbnit the following STATE
MEST Of it, eli ,Ts o. to- als, De, eu be-, ihosi
Pt,I.iuuis received NJ, zine h.ss. iron lot 49,. -.
Jspnary 1855 10 Jls n-rrinh.r a3....... Sb91lb 70
Premiums ioicis. not mafkedot let lsuusfy. . -.
.''-' 70
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No. 30 BRoApsr,
NEw-ioaK, FEB. l. 1906.
TTNHE undersigned having formed COpaTtna
l. ship under the title of
HAMILTON. ELLERY & Co.,
are prepared to -
BUY and SELL STOCKS and BONDS
the New York stock Exchange and transact all other b
nsss sppertaining TO
STOCK COMMISSION HOUSE.
WIN. II. HAMILTON,
Member n. Y. Stock Exchange
Member n. Y. Gold Exchange,
VIM A. ELLERY. jr.,
ii. X. HAMILTON, IT,,
Member N. Y. Stock EIchsnSa
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existin
between the Is this day dissolved BY mutt
J. A. CROMWELL,
JOHN GREIs,
Nxw YoRx, Jan. 81. 1866. NJ j. SUTTON
The will continue the Clothing business und
'"' j. A. CROMWELL,
Nxv YouK Feb. l. 1866 JOHN GREIS.
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n TWENTY. FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE:
Nos, 112 and ia BROADWAY.
JANUARY 1, 1865.

Amount Of Assets. Jan. ]. 1855 -.
Amount Of Premiums r-c'ived
during 1855 ............'",.'.';,
Amount Of Interest. recrised aud
accrued. including Premium on
Gold, xc. "........'''.'.''
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To,s amour, Of Marn~ Premiums. -s"9'''i -
No policies hsv- he-n ISSUED upon e EiL' nor upon fHe
R,t. disconnected with Marine Risks
Premium. mars-d Of from 1T Janusiy 1863. 10 49,. -
3i December. sO,'I'IN ~
lose. paid dung d., same period J,t1s,IIs 20
Returns Of Premiums
and Frp-n.r..... S99. 3ii ~
The ON pany hus the following Asssis. viti
oH'ira @T , a' h., era .s3 10
~, starl. and otbsusr........ JJn. 80 10
Raj Petite md Bonds aud Mogasrs...... ~, go w
Diyd,nds On Stocks, lut,rrst on koujs ard
Mrirt.-s ard other Loans sundry n"t"s,
i.in.ufance and other claims due the tOni' ... =.
uspy, estimated si.........................' INt "
Premium Note. and Bill, lecrysbls........'' sNe'I ~
-, b. p.nt ,ou..... .................... sJtn2 W
oA'n N o'A o"'''' siossl 70
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TotL....s2s243 9l 47J % @z,Sc7al0. .s57 80
Less bal. IN 1'y W1493. 1897 90,,28,all 80
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EOR SALE - Wholesale and Retail a 00c
i gallons Of pure Native WINES Also 500 sdlon, NV
Native 1rsIc brandy Dealer. ard consumer. are INV ~
call at No. Isl Broadway, basement, New York SS
ii. 4. DEWEY NIL.
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Frb J. Jan. ]. Warm TONS.
Gold me- i67 la97i so sIls7 1929 90 Inc $50 on
Cureaey.... LlS729Jg8l % l79i7j 2j 50 Dec l73 -
Eo iDtsi.s IJSss6si5 81 $3.50 s50 n Inc 66 i2 IS
Naiured Debt 1,0e9y320 l,lG68O ~ Dec. o., 81. Il
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Paid Loose. by Drsth.. ......'..'
Paid for redemption OF dividends,
Annuiiie. AID surrendered und
canrrlrd 70 icirs..........-....
Paid Salaries. Printing and Oiiice
Expenses. ..'''''''''.,' .'''''.
Paid Commissions and Agency
Spensrs.... .'.s..'.'''
Paiii1r Advrrt.s.n. and Physi'
clans Fers................''
Paid Taxes. lut'rnsi hsvrnne
stamps, War Contribution and
Law Expenses..'.'..
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EOR SALE-A most valuable DISCOVERY
Il by which better light he produced than f,o.
Oil. Of about " cents gallon 4, rsl Mt
81 per gallon Also, Kerosene OIL burn-r or Chlnns ~
will not break which lees than 70 ht>
sod retail for Is cents each. Address lTZHUIH sS
Bedford Lubricoting U, No. Sc Cor. andt IT., Ant
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BALANCE SHEET OF THE IohPAsf, JAN " l anooo,o IN
As,es as abuvr at ~
(af1rket value, t"oltitJ Ol
Reserved iof .oss-. due subsequent
70 jan i8".. ',,;.'...''.....' pS''h
Reserved Tor repeated Losses .eoeom
Rec we'd o. special Deposit for CAS-.
minor children. .................. I'D
Amount received tor keiusu1snce
on al exciting rolci tSaluaton
at pc cent iniere.')...'.''''.'' 9'D'1s' 70
Dhiienl. drelarsd prior to
1873, due IND puysbr on de- ,,,,,o.
D'T ''i,.,i iaj aud 1864, now
Ia b. paid..................: 2n go 20
Dividend. lobJ tpirsit 'aufl 9lSV,. W
Dividend, 1850 tpre-eut valued th, w 49,, o,o :.
Special K..crye loot dv,drd... 1929 rs sfslsls 70
TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN rre.iden. Of the Sew-YOrk Life In
Jo,i r. WILLIAMS President Of the Metropolitan Bank.
JOIN ~ NiAOS (Doiemus Nnon, Dry uoodsl' No. -
DAVID BOWS david Bows Co., Flour Mercban,'). No.
ISAAC & KENDALL. Union Buildlns', of William
pAsIpi 3 MILLER date ps,er, Miller Co. Groeer,).
WILLIAM c. DUsENBkRRf tiesl Estate broken ,,
HENKI n. BoUEkr (Bosst kneeisndl' No ~ VIII
JoHS l.. ROGERS Gate wye,h Rogers L Co. lmpOrtsr'),
joins MAIRs Is, 1Hrlch,np. No. 20 sou.h.,t
DUDLEY D. FULLER iiionl No ~ Gtsenweh'ts ~,
WM II. ArPLtToS tappieton Co.. pubi.a"r')' MOI" '
nosfarf Z. cULLlss Collin. Brother, Stationery. No.
wlILi1M sARroy twm. Barton SOM. No . pins',
WILLIAM a. bCOIii tbooth = tdssTl no - rf9nt't
THOMAS sNlULL Crhoinas Sunl sonl No. 20 90 DIST
SANFORD COBB Pr slaent EAGLE Fire Insurance Co, No
~ valet
GEORGE A. o'GO0D. Banker ivan scbsek, Ma''ett
Cot 80. 10 William It
JANIS q. klsD tBnhkerl. No. 50 William It,
cHHRLLS l.. AErHO@Y tAn,houy a H4l, Dry Good').
no. 70 Leonard ~. . .
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
ISAAC 4. KENDALL Vic. PRECEDENT
WILLIAM II. BEERS. ActIafy.
THEODORE " BANTA CIshirr
C9RSSEL:IUIy; Vs., r. pQGgEr' NJ b" Medical Examiner.
CHARLES WLiU.iT. 81 D.. Assist. Medical Examiner.
TRrA.rRr prpAnIxESs. WAsnfsoros, Ian. 20. 1856.
NOTICE.-kOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Trrs.urrr OF the United States the Assistant
Treasurer, at New.ioft PhiAdephis snd Boston and the
dr.sracd Drro,Iae, a, pal;imon and Cincinnati, hsve
been Instructed discontinue and after the FIRST Of Feb
usy enpE. receiving deposits FOR temporary loan at
.I pei cent. inierrst
They have been Instructed TO receives such deposits In lawful
money AID tina, date Fivr per cent Interest pay
able on Tn day, notice after dirty dJy. date - deposit.
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EOR SALE-At m immense sacrifice ~.
l SILvERSMITH ESTABLf ,HMENr Of The s,s 4. 'Ie
@. PERDRIAUx, No. ITO South Eighths. Phi,a.,.,'
with good will, Fixtures and full aud complete u,cA.-
for the manufacture Of all kinds Of plain and fancy ve,
Apply TO or address No. 099 Pinr.st Philsd-lol. D
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OIS nn0 "A PARTNER WANTED in
~ IO,UONDs HOSIERY aid FANCY GOODa
hUUSE long established doug arss cash and near by trade
VIII admit Working Partner, TO enable House 10 purhlse
entirely Tor cash Adde'S BOX No. 3lSa Z. o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19
A Bear in a Bedroom.

On Thursday night tame bear. which
Is kept by the proprietor of the Cambria
House, got loose from its kennel and start
ed on an exploring expedition through the
premises. Finding door open, Bruid EN-
tered.and made his way through the hoslse.
In passing through the hall he came in
)ntact with one of the servant girls, en-.
d!shabiIe, who, supposin@ that the bear was
bent on Mischief fled screaming Into b
room close at hand. Bruih seeming to ap-
preciate joke, pursued her closely, and
took his stand i'm the door. The girl. see
ing retreat cot off, crept Under the bed to
hide from the monster.
The inmate of the couch. lady, being
awakened by the screams ofthe girl, and
seeing Bruin making his way toward the
bed. started up in hurry, completing her
toilet in amoreieXpeditious manner we vefl-
tIlre to say, than she had ever done in her
life before, and added her screams to those
of the girl. The bear commenced charge
Il Don the fair ones, being evidently in a
sp )rtive mood. By a dexterotts flank
m )vement he cornered them both. nd rail-
sing himself upon his hind legs, he looked
intently into thir faces as if to say, sWhat
do you think now my dears ?" By this time
nearly the whole house was arOtlsed, and
came to the rescue of the beseiged. Bruih
was seized by some of the masculine gen.
der and taken to his kennel. while the
the frightened women were taken care Of
by the female portion of the house. They
blushed at having been seen i'm so scant af1
apparel, and afterward laughed at the
groudlessness of their fright.-Masraukss
Sentinel.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19
Something For Girls.

Men who are worth having wafft woMrN
for wives. A bundle of gew-gaWs, bound
with string of flats and quafefs, spfink-
d with cologne. and tin carfriifie s.. tl-
this is no help for man who expects to
raise family of boys on yeritabIe bread
and meat. a. 81
The piano and lace frame are good ifl
their places; and so are ribbons, fffl1 and
tinsel, but you cannot make dinner of
the former, nor a bed blanket of the latter.
And awful as the idea may seem to yott.
both dinner and bed blanket are necessary
ties as Veil as faneies: but but yaa ah s make lsa
matter of decoration, remembering the
tassels and curtains, but forgetting the
bedstead. Suppose youtig fffatf of good
sense and of course good prospects. to be
looking for wife-what chance have you
to be chosen You may coy him or trap
him, or catch him; bit how much better
to make it ah object for him TO- catch you.
Render yourself worthy of catching, and
you will need no shreWd mother or man
aging brothers to help you to find mar
ket.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19
A Sound Vfrginfan.

Hon. John M. Bolts ofVirginia, address,
ed the Union men of Baltimore OH the 4fh,
and the following is a specimen of. many
good things he said on the occasion:
Among the first questions that arise is,
what we should have done and what ought
to have been done afterthi rebellion was at
an end? In my opinion the first duty of
the President of the United States was to
have had every prominent leading rebel
In the South ihstantaneously arrested. tttf=
metise applause.] If had been in the ex-
ercise of that power Il cab only say what
L would have dohe) | would have had eve-
ry prominent and leading rebel in every
State arrested. (Great applause. And l
would have had them tried by court mars
tial. [Applause.] And would have had
them CONVICTED of treason enthusiastic
applausel. and condemned to death under
the Constitution and laws of the country.
tremendous appause.l And if Mr. john
son had done this, and had then chosen to
pardon all, | should not have coinpfaif=
ed. If he had chosen to Danish all should
not have gone into mourning. Laughter
and applause.l If he had chosen to pardon
all L should have beeu content. / have
no personal feeling of animosity toward
these people. They are my fellow eeuh-
trymen. They are my old political and
personal associates. But / should have All
example made that would have been a less
SOh loI
for the perpetuity and safety of this great
Republic in the future. l might have
mourned and might have wept over the
execution ofmany of them as my former
friends and associates, st ill could not have
helped exclaiming: you have brought
your fate upon yourselves, and you deserve
it." Applause / have not been one of
those to permit my personal relations to
be marred by my political feelings, and
have no feeling of personal animosity
against one of them. But 1 say that the
Constitution should have been vindicated,
and treason should have been made odfotis:
tGreat applause.] L would have taken
such course, and would have had Mr..
johnson take such a course as would have
deferred any future generation from at
tempting the same thing again.