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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04
Virginia Intelligence.

The people of Richmond are certainly doing
remarkably well for community who were
said to be without money We had expected
to see the burnt district covered with frame or
brick shanties Of one story, built for the tenn
porary accommodation Of business men. A
few such were erected immediately after the
evacuation last year, but we find Main street
lined on both sides for a mile with magni6-
cent five and six-story buildings, of the most
substantial character. They have stone, iron
or brick fronts, of finest architectural design,
and are finished inside and out with all the
modern Improvements, 1t is not exaggera.
ton to state that this portion of TIE town,
when all the Improvements now 10 progress
are completed. will compare favorably in ap-
pearance with any of the business localities in
the wealthiest Northern cities. 4.,,.. .....5
/ On last Wednesday night, about twelve
o'clock, the down stock traia from Jacks ,n,s
river, while passing between Andersou's turn
out and Hanover junction, ran off the track
and smashed up things generally 1t was
found nsesssaIfs e .t e. ~ e .l to ,,ie
to the Junction. The cab of the locomotive
was entirely destroyed, and the engine itself
ly hurt. but the engine driver aud train
An appeal is made in the Richmond Wing
to the sons Of the fathers who were her chil.
dren, in behalf Of Hampden Sidney College
Since the advent of the Bureau into the
city of Richmond, there has been developed
amongst the negro population terrible ais
ease, which may be called "iron on the brain"
1t is superinduced by natural aversion to
labor for an honest living, and an Inherent
propensity to Butlerize. .,5.q
The Hon. Robert Ridgeway says to the
Wing, relative to the mulatto convention,
you have my full authority" to stamp the
whole thing, SO far as am concerned, as
yillaiIous outrage upon me aud deliberate
fraud upon the public. ...lasi aai
Roanoke Baptist Association was held at
Greenfield Church, in Pittsylyania, on Thurs
day last, and continued three days The ses-
sion was a very interesting and harmonious
one. ada .tlta ia a55a ra5as ..s.
The business of the National Express Com
pany is increasing daily Their freight over
ing to some eight full wagon loads. ioa
1t would be we'll to hang bells to the necks
of the Southern delegates to the Southern
Convention in Philadelphia on Monday
next, to keep them from getting lost in the
crowd.
The negro Caesar Woodbridge, who COM
mitted the rape near the Chesterfield Coal
Pits, is in the County Jail securely ironed and
watched by armed guards. The young girl,
who was his victim, is yet suffering from the
injuries inflicted, the cruel monster having in
addition to the unspeakabe wrong he perpe
trated, attempted to take her life and admin
istered blow on the head which he thought
,waffatal, and from which she lay unconscious
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04
THE cHoLER

Important Communication TO the DaV
Book from DR.. Samuel X. jackson,
Secretary OF the Board or Health of
this City, ON the Use OF Pr0phyla cities
and Dl sinfe Giants
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BUSINESS CARDS.
IL STA SHE'D 1895.
p L "a N o S! PIA N Q
& II 4 Il LES II. TIEFF
MANUFACTURER OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

y II - ~ II . m . I n = z
MANUFACTURED OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Factory 81 and So, Camden Street, and As al {
AZ, Perry Street, near Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has always on hand the largest stock of PIT
AMOS In the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame, and oyerstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege of exchange
within IL months, if not entirely satisfactory 10
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from $50 te
$500, always on hand; Meodeons and Parl0r Or
gans from the best makers.
We have permission to refer TO General RCbt
r. lee, Of Washington College, Lexington; Rev,
II. H. Phillips, Va Female Institute; j. G. &c.
yell aad Prot. Graham, Of Va. Institute for the
Deal, Dumb, and Blind, Stanton; Payne 4
Bros, l.ynchburg; Messrs. White & Pole, Lex
ington, Va; NJ. Harvey Efinger, Barrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments dec30-ly
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~
q photographic Materials
wneIrsAlK AND KEs4ii.
2 sol BROADWAY. n. ~
Ia addition 20 our main business Of Phc-
sorssphic Naferisis..~e are iissnquaricrs
Cor the following. viz.
Stercnscopes 4 S'creoscopic Views
or American and Foreign c:'ies snd Lsnd-
scapes. Groopes. Siatusrs. ETC.
Stereoscopiciyiews Of the War.
From negatives made n me ssrions rsm
paign~ "a forming a cvmpl-ie Pao' asrsPhis
his,orv Of the crest contest
Stercoscopic Views on Glass-
A d.v,ed for either me Mseie Lsntern Of tn
Sicreoscore. Our Csislorue viii ce sem
~ sny address on receipt ~ STAMP
Photographic Albums
W. manufaciure more largely shsn ans
o.hsr house. shout 200 ssrie'iss 'rarI ~
rea,s 20 $50 each Oar ALBUMS h.sF
,hs rppurstion Of being -nperivr 10 beauty
.nrrdurshiliiy 20 any o'hsrr-
Card Photographs Of Generals. States
as men. Actors etc. etc
Oar Catalogue embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND diff-ren, subjects. in~lsc'nl
~ rodsctions Of the most rslsbrs'sd Enrrss
Iines. Paintings. Staiu@s. etc Cstsio-re'
sent on receipt OF STAMP.
Photographers md Others n'd@ring goods
lC d. d.. will piessr remit - PER cent .
the aasnnnt with their order
IrThe prices and quality Of oar good
cannot fail - satisfy.
Jniv % ls66-6m
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PEAU. in
THE NATIONAL p:sTESsAET. KsrAEilsH'D ls's
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u every form OF private deesse incident "a
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SCIENCE Ann FAIR pEALrSs VICTORIOUS csEE
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or Self Abuse, thsr
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Young men besr This IN mind tbs, ~- srT
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methods Of practice Of Cuiscrwen, Lrli-
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We unforfnnftes. ere Trusting ycn- h~si'i
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Sand FOR our splendid Circular con'sininr
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fIticulsr case under consideration. bars1se -
the nature ~ things eseh case differs iron
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DR.. JAcKsos's 0REExTAL LixrNEs1
Removes oil coldness snd md disabiiisy. sr<
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Ina. IAcKsos's FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE
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,lInebriates or Moderate Drinkers mo dear
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WOOL FACTORY
HunfinsburE, Indiana.

TIME vndsrslrned. ~c-'s r-.p-T'''''is 80
neunre o,he cisiz~n< - Dnaci- sn''
.urron,Sirr rpn.rie-- thsf we hss~ rs-et~''
/. ~xr-n-ire Wool Faetary " liun
sinrbarr. iniinns- IL . snrri-hra -.
the bet sn1 mos Improved Ireh'nfrv ahs
xill b. re.Ev frr CARDIAC >pirninr- W-ss-
ing and c,loriug ~ the frst = Iuly nsx'
We wiil say % 81 that nav ps'ronzs ~
l-hat - ill gusrsnse- s1sire satisfaction n
r.vsrd "a xorx md eh.rges-
wfFNSER s TELLER
lone - l<Ts-in Prrrrt~'S--
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IoOUs The best u thr uun'hi---
aevn:ea ia literature SD fsshins- = ~
.se.s. We Give whe~ier s. Wilson. Gle
Ibr.te6 SIS Ss~sng Machine cr ne 'ol'o"
ing ferms :.
lr~-nry copies snt the Sewing Naeh'e =.
rhirsy cnpsrs and she Se~srs ssenins. -
Forty copies snsshe S~~iss Nsenine- iu
send Is cents for sample rcps 20 hEA
coz PErEKscs- sla WsiHu' Street. Phi
sdslPais-
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cierk-tIEsKy A. HoLTBAUs.
Anditor -THEcDcKk SoSDLknASS.
Tressursr-E- STEfHEssos.
R@corder-AUGrsT LlIscnei-
Sasrir-fiEsRy MAUsIKL.
cor0nsr--J- u. ALLIES.
Srrseyor-S- WILLIAMS
W. H. GREEs,
r. a. DAVIS Commissioner.
q. NlEEArs-
cFEIcEKs ~ EAISBHlDcE TowssH'f.
Ju-slees-S ebss,isn Kuebler, ". Monroe
r. Brelage.
Trust-e-N Keefsr-
C.sasiabi---A- Eeker'.
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wv IEXxIvGs nEMoREsT.

No lsA ERrArwAf, n
$mrs- pie msai-d lre- % receipt ~
a. e-,c~. Back .unhsr- - -peein~n-, ~
sepss-
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Irl,HE MODEL PAELDR MAGAZINE
i or AMERICA.

DENORE>T IS MONTHLY NAbAEiNf'
ConrbIn~s md prssrns- ths must snssre-'ii'-
u--fnl and afar-eils- array - pognl-r III"
surs- sser-f ia . r.-r, zia. ineiuasrg
LARGER 8 MORE COSTLY SIEt!.
fNGRAvfNG>
Then ~. suraI-hsd im arv rth-r
'QRrsr>xI Sr sKIEs 1Sr PrEx> ~ rHE NpS
Fn r.sr srIp.rs
NEW AND VALUABLE NlSiC.
81 ~ -.e<t popular eamsa-~r--
AEcRrrs errsE ssr Inst CrrrscE~
Mn as.rr-m--
Fsxr rozrRArrs ~ Emf~Fsr PFR-Ss.
THE FASHIONS.
"a pv~-r department a |. '~-~- child
srrns- srr~-. sys-rdills ilsI'.i-d with un
-ivslIeG aae motri F4sHl,s FLxTEs- and
Fsur u<nsl
FuL- SIZE PATTERNS BRsID rNaRuInERT-
AI-o. Iivn~eilnl'! Matters am isecei.,-
with serslirs Jl.:sc's Talk on wo
maj. : Topic. Paris Correspondents,
Toy th-r 9TH err-t-nr ~nccs-s,pa -
Brilliant S.sv~fsis-. - - ~ fi4-ls sod -
'srfirsiy illn-rrsf-d. sa5 The N-g-zirr n.
- prsnsed as rli- fr~-r F-D-r. snj " ~
tur blndisg inie ns+om- ~ 1nsr Nv
fke c-ms~r-fsei- - the ei.'-- ~ ihr year.
yparIy. So CU. xnh. -ef AN Tsa b. -nfsin
P..Lr >f-~i Easrssen-. ~ Prrksg~ -.
.iul.g TAO ~, lar War = n Exir~ Fu'i
~ P~frvr-. Prsmiuin NJ -nen Sub-rri'
- E,cn nsldisi.rsl Sn-~r,h-r. When -sn'
- C'ue-. 50 ~: Thr-e c,.0i-- iar = 80
yss- Csyfs- fss ST.. Ten C0Fie- iur So
xrsh fh- pr~Hsigz ~ each rnb-eribrr.
Adsfrsp-
VII JENNINGS nEMoREST-
80 la ERrkrwAF, ". v.
Snrs~ u ,Dle- msst-d lre- ~ receipt ~
'h- r-se~. Back ~umber- . -geeinrn-, n
seS;s-
SpFsndfS Prrnsinns- .rr uiF~r~d TN Cspbr
ron-i-tins ~ GaIi Pens Alhnms. y-srts
~ub-rr1pri9n ~ he b~sf N-r. zines. Wsb
-,er-s I,,rce Dictionary. Clothes ringsr-
Music y ~. MelOtsvn-. > SIN. Msehines
PI.nr~. ere. etc. ANYBODY r.n rsrliy =
cur. ono ~ he shove Premiums
L.. 18Th. 1866. :
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NOWis the time for'sny one wishiAg q
IN purchase one Of the most desirable
faras In Dubois county. 100 seres 81 ]; II
undos fesce. and in good snllivstion- Il hss
. good frame dwelling house. barn. eel;
cistern. orchard. and al other ccnsenisncec
and viii be sold on ressonsble terms 70
cash Fer fosiher particulars inquire
A. r. Kelso. On the premises 10 Hsrbiso
Township. o. 81 G. D0ANE.
jsn. q. n. CouniER 0FrScE-
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'REMIN GTON'S
200 FIRE ARMS.
s0TpBY GUN DEAL ERS
AZ rvs rEaRE GEsEEALIT.

= ~ " ~ y - ~ - - - = - III 80
AN rEs rEAnE szsSEAL-H-
yr<r Pocxrr. No - csrsr.dgs.
R-.-.,,nr Pissol. ffll1o, P'-l No "a Csfi'ss
Rs,.,,irr Ps~oi. tEliier ~ M = carsgs
Pork-, Ge.olser- sS-is cssktsr.)
Nex E-soirsr. (~nh Ls<lrg Lsser.s
pc.,r- Revolver Nay $40 CslhSre.
NJ. Revolver. Navy SIC csIiers.
NJ, Revolver. Sit Csekine- Nary Caiors
x.vx s-vrlsrr Ss-l0C ~. C-lisrs.
ANY Rsssis~r. ~ lO0in Csllore.
icn. r.~~. .@inr NJ - Csrsri1ge-
igesoisirs RIDE. 81 & A 40 L. Csho'r'
Beech Loading REtis. 40 ~ Crrs9-'
Brsrrh I.a.5,rg Csrssn~. Ne - .F'r'1ss
M pa fsI.el Barely Ssh bsEunri,
u. : Ria. Na-ke'- Spris-hsl- fa''sr"'
SAL. Barrel Shot Cur
z. REMINGTON s. >y>>- iHvn- -
ATESTS- X.
v,o.r. S.eF.,~ Me- Y~k-
lp.x R.rHrrpEk>. E4-<ssa-
JcHx r lowell
1 Loo c. GRUEE : CO. rniissr'p"
+, PorLrxER TRrxErE bsHtDr
xr,r~,rkCs N~1 Orleans
iusrxxnr BRns Oaaraxe
L. NJ Rrx<EY Co. - - ~
AIsERr r. CKAsE, $40 kss's
JAW ol~f- lses-5u
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II. ~rFeE- ~ KErLIye- so~- HAxrFArsrs
SIEGE. REiliH6 & CO..
~ApLssALE rEArIzs -
Groceries. Provisions Teas
TOBACCO. CIGARS.

MARKET STREET
North Size. berxssn Srrrnd rrd Thirr ~'r-
LOUISVILLE. ~
IN : - Prompt tiffnticn ~ orders from IN
conn,rv- SEP II. IsSs-,f.
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suvIIE BEST OF THE MONTHLlES-
j The Lstyss Frient-c~vvse~ q fsshion
.n1 I-Ts~rsfur-- B-rusifal Steel Esgvsving~
Ssiersid dDuhle size eor1ref fashion blste<-
|Tar LsreSs Psu>rns ~ Dresses. Ciosks.
Ronnefs. Embrc;iery- &c Household Re-
|reipfs. Ma-ic. &e- Whe~I<r Wsi.on's
'S~xisr Msehine given - Premiums Send
|.5 cents for sample copy 70 DEAc1s Pr
rrrsos. ais wsisrr Street. Phii.delphis-
Feb 81. 1855
IrHvHE LADY-> FRIEND
u TIE Bee, 81 ra~ EcarAiis--Ssvotsi -
r.shson snd Pure L'tsrstur~- So 50 yr~v:
TIE copies -: eight sr1 ore grssi-I sic
Wheeler 4 yiIls0n's Seui-g ysehIae-
given % preniun-- Send y cent? fcr >
sssapi> coy 70 DEAcos PErERsox. so
Wslnus S.. Phhst<EDkis-
Single sunbsss Tor ssie By me News
Dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

..t ~ rood Weather has stimulated the speculative de.
sDd for produce and inquiry for currency at tse
has increased in consequence First eaes rsss
readily enough AZ 10 per cent per snnum Dat INFERIOR
are passed on the aud private bankers a. I'M
cant ner month Tie market for Eastern hkelhko
S, ,ned and The market 10 firm at par buyng ana liz
premium selling Roand lots were sod AMONG exessnge
tn AZ nrsent and our bankers are generally expressing
currency daily to New-fork. -,
At regular meeting of the Board Of Fire Insurance
Commands the following Schedule OF minimum rates OF
insurance on fire risks in frselass pVae stores anu
warehouses by the participation and non-pariidpanon
Fire Insurance Companies was adopted;
" Non partici PARTED
patton. patton.
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Union BANK AT DOVER.
Down. N. J.. March %. 1883.

This Bank having surrendered is charter and ceased bnnes
EoTCE hereby given that tho outstanding circulating Issued
by the Union Bank will be redeemed By rs President and
Cashier the village and by the Mercantile National Bank
in the City NswYok and at such circulating notes be
vented within ONE YEAR date Of this notice
held 1 the Bank M the redemption Of such outstanding notes will be
distributed among is stocihod-rs.
This notice owen 10 with the provisions OF Of
the State Of entitled An Act 20 enable tie Union Bank
Dover In the County 81 Mons 20 close H. business hqfhte s
outstanding liabilities AID rd, IA IL circulating within luiod
49,, ......~-
Iisve.I O Il uINcEMAN Pgss.sLA
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ys Obtain the prices which transient buyers nave to pay
r rnres are intended for Tie farmer than tho mer
ehant and prefer not 20 daipo. Dy giving tne ou'siue
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS
n.orv IN ernactatons yery oW coming in and
49, 80 oo soIe are frmer Some lots of choice mediums
r eJ AZ 81 Go There rs no special activity in the trade
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COR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
10 SHARES AMERICAN EXPRESS STOCK
20 SHARES UNITED STATES EXPRESS STOCK
Is SHARES ADAMS ExPREss STOCK.
Iuoulre Of LIPPMANN ELLERY, No. % BrOad'h

T7RAVELING CREDITS on Mossrs. J. s: NOR;
i GAN 4 Co.. LONDON lsuecessors 10 GEO PEABopt
Col ayslablo In tie principal cities Of EUkOrE ana vac
FAST Issued By DABNEY MORGAN Co.. No % E1coanse-
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i. z. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce.

lElprsssy for The N. Y. TsIBUSH By Reporter
The following the current Of articles In good oond
ton sold bT commission houses OF wholesale Shippers
receive 10 10 cent ess deducted for commissions beside
rcgni END Other chs-ccs P-os TeccTiLs produce 20 sell
Csa viii tie Request that mnei- be E.jA ccDIot
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10000 SHARES OF 500 EACH.
OFFICERS.

3. It. VAN AUKEN, e.ql.:...,,,, ,,.,,,,PTei1ent.
TRUSTEES.
W. T. COLEMAN, Of Messrs. W. #. Coleman Co.
Hon. w w COPE late Judge OF the Supreme Court
WILLIAM BOND, President Quickslyer Co.
J. r. ROBINSON esq. No. 81 Wiism.st-
b. III. VAN AUKEN, esq, 10. % Wlliam-st
w. n. GARRISON, esq.,, Secretary
MESS, LEES & WALLER BAnk~r.'
The Company incorporated under the laws Of the Of New.
York
Of the Company have been In for
upward Of three years. they perfect working order, they
the only used domestic by
lover 27OO6 Virginia City snd Gold h
the working the mines the Costock Lode,
the such Gould Curry Savage Opnir Hale
Nororos. Imperial 40, kc
office the undersigned be ecThcatss
Mayor and Superintendent Of min,s to This effect
The Company possesses monopoly Of all water rights shove the
land Of Virginia City.
receipts the Company average Gil 900 per month and 10
expenses about "a, 500. both In gold
The Stock l. issued with guarantee Ine Lees Waller
sh dividend hsn Ten per per snnum on M
value be In force
stock Issued at the seb'crption price Of szyhve Dollars
tae Subscribers annual minimum
Fifteen per on his investment
Subscriptions will be received by CHARLES REBELLO at the
Office Of the undersigned, and by the Underlined
JOIfi BONNER No p Broad-t
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rruTr3 AND HEnRIIs.

IVe fos are plenty aud lower Very little dressed Is re-
oeycd 10, u pigeons went of quickly upon arrival
not 10 the dealers stands but into the Health Commissioners
carts. We quote
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Receipts of Produce.
APRIL l9-tHs bbls. Flour, 900 bills WHISKY e70 bbls.
Corn Meal Oh sacks Corn Meal Ci9 sacks OIL Cake bush
Oats 53 bush Seeds 1876 pkgs Beef 5 bbs Pork 4i0 pkgs
Cut Meats, 29l pkgs. Lard. .205 bbs Petroleum.
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bapinss 3auNs.

LRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, No 59i Eighth
ave. corner Of Fouysecoud Open daily Interest cent.
free Deposits made draw interest ireu Anil
SAMUEL NEWLY President
ro.x ~
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Financial.

INV YORK, ApriI II, 100.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLM
II Frs Of the HOLMAN GOLD MINING COMPANY will be
held their Office No 70 William st. Rooms Nos 10 and ~
MONDAY the 23d day oAp O'Clock for the Of
eecing Directors and Officers and other business
HIRAM 7. CR0ZIER, President
JoHS OEEnL. Secretary.
NTIRGqNIA CITY AND GOLD HILL WATER
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

1--WE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
Il IL the ONLY BRICK PRESS that ,ns-s the PERFORA
TORS, EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while in,he
process Of pressing
the ONLY PRESS IN USE tina, capable Of making pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK or WARP IN
BURNING All others profess are mors nd we
caution the public gainst their inposons J. C. WO0DRUFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
Geaebers.

A WELL KNOWN New-York Teacher wishes an
"A ENGAGE for the Summer In family residing among hs
Mountains New Haupshe preferred Quahca,ion
Higher English French Music and Drawing Address Miss ELLA
WETMOaE, Station q, n y
VyTANTED-By a Lady who has had ten years ex-
w perience teaching furnish good references End Is az
present the head Of hourhug private scso slOh1iVN III
either public private school Address -
~ LOUISE MILLER. No lo5 West tenth st., N y
NSIANTED--A SITUATION as TEACHER for O.
w Lady oaer the highest recommendations oT attain
ipsrng instruction Address Mrs. FDE'
LA OSMORE, Newark n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

1 GAN h Co. LONDON (suece,.ors to GEO PEABODY
sP .oS Sy bABSEY MORGAN Co. No Eic0aDse
GALE Of FORFEITED RAIIR0AD.-Ihe Weston
en sy Rsrosi formerly Platte Country RsIOsd
and t9oTa ,s: nos G Soe hereby given The
'gaed been appointed and ere 9S 6sby Rlrosd u9dT
% Of en- Act OF the General Assembly Of the sac o.
souri, III ne ono to foieccss the states lien theron and to
elton Of .as ro o"n aud The Cairo and
n Isroi. Of Mour' approved February ~ isaoj tnai as
susR % A. he sale thereof by Governor on re 2lst "a.
Of Apr 1905 together with tho nds be.onpE necs0 Of aid
ss stpaflenanees franchise from ,he said BosId
os,S On ol before sI he 18th day 1888 end ha conform
to the following conditions, as I'o'1eA III 'e''0N " ~ ~
ho proposal, Of Bidders under the poyion, Of The foregoing
lev s based on he follow ing lni conditions Which
are hereby established to govern TIE sale 'a iosd' % ai A
Of % The price or consideration BID shan be payable follows
The first nsauont p:ybe 10 one year tne scon' ~
eelr with the * PEI cent reresi on estrred p
either & Tonds other liabilities q the state OF bonus guar
" 5 T roads and 81 rolling stock belonging thereto shall Be
ksrt good ereabs condition during The foei' OIL We "o' "
4sS The Platte Country Railroad oressd shah be hnhed rom
spor the Msso1 river Spp'.ie me Sy o. A,n,s, , R
d Of ale and snail completed Iowa s'aie ne IN three
d every year between Date Of sale and tho time liked for th,
completion soreseid IN graduation ma9niy ani ,qperI1aio
SeG that the fu annual expenditure required IN this section
sha eu respective companies 10 et~n9n oi time o. pay
nent OF principal OF pueh money doe ta year unl we ys.
instllent snd porile that az annual sae
rc III esrndus on shall BE- made Under oh by mo
aur and Directors thereof and hed with tue secretary Of
Thc "Pa,o County Railroad" which is' been known a, ne
Weston ma atcon and the Achi ION aud - Josehi aud we
pte Country Rai1si 8 IN possession 81 The ste o US
sou he railroad having been for ted 10 ne s OF is
thereof under the provisions 81 an act OF
ne General Asscmhy q the State d NFouIi entitled An act 20
ft corr9mi.e tie STATE sud tho Aison and 81
Ioph Rsiirod Company sid tie Weston and Ahison arosd
orpsnv and the Se the payment OF cfran b3nd
in.d y lie the construction u te Platte Country h
rad sell the Platte Country iifoad &C. &C. appios,u
Fbuy 49, 1865 possession thereof having been 80 taken Win
view It's ale.
SAID Rroal 70 heated IN North Westen Missouri u In opes
Savannah, Atyiwo miles gad IL tur1cirity
stocked with aud perfect Tile and nlmsaf ios
session viii be given 20 the purchaser. -
COMES of approved February 10 i2G and other informa
Ton f.specng property will be furnished Application by let
tr to JOHN t. HOME, Pr-ient or 70 CHESTER HARD
ING IT, Attorney Of the Board ~ Commissioners. 81 Loaa Mo-
JOHN Hume, Board Of co@Emh'ole''
iIiEODoRE \ CASE Platte County Railroad