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Tho San Francisco Bco says that d new road
has been projected to bo called the San francisco
stock of s15OO0O0 The initial point of the road is
at Washington, on tho opposite side of the river
from Sacramento; and the terminus is to be ut
Benicia. The distance is tify-four and o half
miles.
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At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Virginia Central Railroad resolution was passed
fayoring change in the charter of this road SO as
ington and Ohio Railroad.
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VIT ANTED, FIRST RATE COOK.
w either male or female, to cook for small family
Good wages to one well recommended Apply to
E. BATES e. CO.,
November II 4* 49, No 122 Meeting street,
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w come well recommended, and also understands
milking COW. Apply at No 80 SOCIETY STREET, near
King mWf3* Noyember 2G
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FOR SALE

EINOIs SALE.-A HOUSE AND LOT FEOE.
- for aale-No. 20 Columbus street, between Meeting
and Nassau streets. Apply at No. 5G6 King street.
- November II ot,,4he4
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CIIARLEsION'
PUBLIC EXAMINATION. o1r
HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2aao OF maH 1sf, sSnU0 Hayem
will commence ut OK A. NJ M9Maag ,go 1olh on9 n9sE ~
bcr and be continued on Tuesday, Weahesaay, alu ri
dav Parents and Guardians Of Pupils and the public
eenoi"D'' "ie NeDt too'1e ". r. KINGMAN,
November 20 =S . l Illncila..
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yH7ANTED.-1oo,o coo HEAVY WHITE OAK
w PIPE SLAVES. Apply to W. P. HALL,
NoYcmbcr % thm6 Brown L. Co.. Wharf.
WANTED, THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
"! with use of Kitchen, for ono gentleman and two
ladies' in respectable family. References exchanged
Apply to J. NJ. MccABE, No. So Broad street
November "a " atntl,ok
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A YOUNG MAN, NOW I'm THE CITY, WHO
N resides near Ocaa, Florida, is desirous Of obtain
ing employment in that section of country and offers
his services agent or in any other capacity Best of
Charleston and Florida references given Address J. b.
ut the News Office 9:k Noyemher oa
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WTANTED.---A SITUATION AS A CLERK
w in Grocery Store in the City of Charleston Tie
very best Of reference can be given Address W. r. H.
Columbia, s. G. ID Novorol,nr 90
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YNTANTED.--A COMPETENT HOUSE SER
yANT. Certificate Of character required. White
Welcrrcd Apply at this Office. November IL
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nELLA TORRES STEAM SAW Mills
~ To Rent or Lease, all that fino MILL at tho cor
ner OF Washington and Chapel streets. Apply to
November - WILLIS 4 CHISOLM.
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REV. DIR. LORDS
ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
I'D LADIES' corner Meeting and Charlotte Streets
will be opened again for the reception of pupils the
1st Of October next. All the branches of liberal and
polite education taught Tho Junior pupils form
separato department. and receive particular atton Oh.
August II
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
=FEHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
1 resumed on tho SECOND MONDAY IN SEpTEM-
DEIs aud continue ten months The number Of pupils
is limited to twelve. =.
The Principal is graduate in honors of Cambridge
England, md has had than twenty years. experience
as o teacher in tho South.
Careful and thorough instruction will be given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, french and Spanish
with o complete of English studies including
Mathematics, Comnlcrcia Arithmetic, and Book-Keep
ing
Pupils will be treated in all respects members of his
family and will receive tho undivided and attention
of the Principal n the preparation of their various stu
dies.
Rofcrences-To the Faculty Of tho South Carolina Uni
Ycrsty, and to present and former patrons.
For terms and further particulars address the under
signed RICHARD FORD, A. NJ.
Columbia, August, 1885, stutl August II
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THO RENT, A HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS.
i Good Yard and We'll OF Water Apply soon ION the
premises) OF No. 400 KING STREET.
November ~ tuths3F
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E ADJUSTMENTS.
HI e r MI AN II A L i,

only ones which can be given this season by tho fol-
lowing ARTISTS
MARIE FREDERICK the very popular prima Donna
Of the German Grand Opera Troupe her first appearance
since her return from Europe.
Mr.. THEC. HABELMAN the celebrated Lyric Tenore.
Mr.. FRANZ H1MMER the popular Tenore
Mr.. WILHELM FORb1ES, tho famous Baritone, and
Mr. JOSEPH HERMONs, the great Basso Profundo.
Miss CLARA LANG and Mr. WILLIAM GROsSURTH.
Plano Virtuoso and Conductor,
The Directors take great pleasure in being able to pre-
sent in Grand Opera Concert array Of artists Of ouch
great uniform excellence. The requirements Of Grand
Opera rarely present In a individual cnste than
half these great Lyric Stars In single evening.
The Programmes for tho evenings in this city are es
peciay seeccd with reference to presenting Oh each oc.
casion ALL THE ARTISTS in their most popular roles
To tbs great public Of tho large cities nothing needs be
said their merits are widely and thoroughly known but
the Director of the Grand Opcrn Concert Company,
in taking entire tour Of the Continent purposes visit
ing several cities where theH artists have not hitherto
appeared ho following brief endorsements are given as
coming from tho most emneot sources and directly to
the points
FnEDERlc1-"Her voice has been unequaIed within
our knowledge since the days Of Lind and Bosio
torial Of Dwight's Musical Journal
HABE1o1AN-"Ho is undoubtedly the best and most
popular Tenor now in America Mr. hchl1chael Mayor
Of Philadeiphia Edtoriully In the North American,
uERMANs-" His impersonaion of Mepistopheles Is one
of the very greatest pieces OF acting have over seen
Opinion expressed by Edwin Forrest and also by D. ".
Wallack.
"Hig voice is q ponderous musical marvel Chicago
Tribune
H1MMEn-"We never remember to have seen his equal
as an actor in Grand Opcra"-Mr Tcknor, OF the emil
nent firm of Tlcknor Fields critically In the Boston
Advertiser.
power He is great acquisition TO tne AoAcau
Field New York World.
In addition to the regular Programme the Grand Acs
Second OF -
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TO RENT, &c.

FTO RENT, A DESIRABLE COTTON PLAN
i TATION, known as "stoney Hill" stuated about
one mile from Nngvile, g. c., directly on the South
Crona Railroad, containing about 1900 acres of and
half Of which is good state of cultivation Upon tho
place is good DWELLING formerly an overseer'a
house, with good quarters, capable of accommodating
comfortably forty to fifty laborers, and oil necessary out
buildings. The Gin House Is large and convenient
building and tho gin is worked by water power tho ma-
rented on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to c. II. SIAIONTON,
Esq, Charleston, s. G., Or II. D. HAWAIIAN, Columbia
s. G. G* November 80
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.=-===7 NIGHT SCHOOL.
r1HIEz SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT, NoVEh- NC
DER 5h win open NIGHT at SCHOOL ut IL the Ee, Free
viii ho - ta,,alt BOOK KEEPING, WRITING, MATHE
MArICs lald ENGLISH. Terms moderate.
i a,alp Of the public patronage Is respectfully 60
ct the SCHOOL daily between the hours Of A.
M and r. NJ. ;afSar P. M at No o7 COMING-sTREET,
near ~. calhoun A. DOTY, in.
october 80 limo T., SHERFESEE4
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ITO RENT, THE TIEREE-sTORF BRICK
4 DWELLING No. 81 CHALMERS STREET, with kitcl-
Ell, good cistcrn, we'll and store attached Possession
given Immediately. Apply to -
November 2B wtin BENZ. MCINNE5.
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REMOVALS..
FOUND.

Culver PLATE FOUND.-A PIECE OF
~ SILVER PLATE, belonging to somo of tho Taylw
family, was taken from negro time since which
can bo had by proving property paying for adver-
usemcnt. Apply at this olice. November %
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ITO RENT.--ONE ROOM I'm A GENTEEL
Il private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms
For particulars apply at this Office. November 27
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FHlO RENT, FURPIIY's ISLAND, SITUAT-
4 ED at tho mouth Of the South Santce River, con-
tanning ESQ of the beHt RICE LANDS, also about
800 acres fine SEA ISLAM D COTTON. LAND, which can
be easily reclaimed and planted On tho place all
necessary buildings for q largo force also Steam
ThreBher, Rico Pounding and saw Mill.
For further particulars, apply to S. L. HOWARD,
November % tlslu Boyce's Wharf.
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rT7O RENT-TIE ELLIOTT MANSION, NO
il 10 George street. Apply to LOWNDES & GRIM
BALL, Law Range, Broad street. t,fC November 27
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il Broad, part of House, consisting OF five rooms
parlor two bed-roomB kitchen and servants ROOM
Apply at THIS OFFICE. November
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ITO RENT, a LARGO AND COMMODIOUs
Il HOUSE, containing seven large rooms with eistern
and other neccssarics attached ut No. 81 BEAUFAIN-
STREET. Possession given immediately. Tor further
particulars apply to LEVY e. ALEXANDER, -
knvomhnr No C75 Kno-sfrnnt
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This scheme has certainly much to commend
it. Whether or not it vii. prove feasible VIC
are not prepared to say.@B1t We fear not. -
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed yesterday in Now York at Al; !,
Cotton opened in Liverpool yesterday ~ ieau'
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TEyO RENT, STORE NO. l53 EAST BAY. BE-
ING one of the most desirable locations in the city
for business. Apply of W. 8. CORWIN & Co.,
November 8 No. 259 King street
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UnOI. HIRE ON sHAREs.-HEADQUAR
i, TIERS PLANTATION, situated on Wateree Rivor,
with eight good mules wagons pows and every utensil
requisite for the cultivation of cotton CROP For par
ticuars apply to G. X. SINGLETON the plantation,
or to ADAMS, FROST CO., Adgers Wharf, Charleston.
November 2G mwfG
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ITO RENT.-TIIE THREE STORY BRICK
Il RESIDENCE, cast side of Meeting street and ono
door south of Georgestreet Is in thorough repair and
has been newly painted. October Is
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THOIa SALE OR RENT, HOPETON PLAN
II TATION on North Santec, containing 400 acres of
Rice Land 400 OF high land suitable for cotton
buildings.
ZApplyto to S. l., HOWARD,
November rs NTH Boyce's Wharf.
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T,OR sALE-ONE GEORGE PAGE CIR
II CULAR SAW MILL, AND DTWENTY-TIVE-HORsE
POWER STEAM ENGINE, now in complete operation,
capable of cutting ten thousand feet days located not
over miles from the city, and on largo tract
of land heavily timbered
Tho above property will DO sold on very reasonable
terms Apply to EBAUGH Il MALLONEE,
At their Planning Mill, Horlbecks Wharf.
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MEETINGS..
NOTICE.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE PALMETTO BASE BALL
i CLUB are requested to meet forplay on Citadel
Green THIS Morning, ct Nine O'Clock.
In order that nine innings may be Played the players
urged to be on the ground punctuay OF the appoint
cd hour. VIM 81. BELLAMY,
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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION;
OR, The CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED STATES
lS6l-65. BY James Moore, M. D., late sur
geOn in the United States Army author of
Fitzpatrick and our Cavalry" Philadelphia:
Published by the Quaker City Publishing
House, No. 927 SAMSON street.
This Is a work of real valne, both for general
reading and for reference. 1t contains 552 pages
of closely and handsomely printed matter, and
is illustrated with many portraits OF our heroes
as we'll as bNttle-scenes. The book is well writ
ten, and deserves a large sale. DR.. Moore is
well known in Philadelphia as graceful writer,
and ne has had vast experience with the army.
This book is not alone made up of the Doctors
personal observations but is really what it pro-
fesses TO be, "a Complete History of the Rebel
lion" The work is neatly prepared, and re-
fleets great credit ON both the author, printers,
ami publishers.
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C. w. Pitcher sends us a chrome repre-
senting young ducks, some swimming, some
sitting on the bank, and all in attitude true TO
nature. The coloring is admirable, and tne
whole plate is worthy of being framed ana
placed upon our parlor walls. 1t is admirably
executed, and is one of the best affairs OF the
kind which has fallen under our notice. L'
Prang d Co., of Boston, are the publishers.
ceived, through J. B. Lippn-
colt & Co., copy of John Minor Bolts Great
Rebellion. y which Harpers have just published
The lateness of the hour necessitates our post
nonina an extended review until next week.
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DOCKET BOOKS OF OUR OWN AND THE
- most celebrated Fngish German. and French
g,aoI, @ganuiaoture at MOSS co.'s No. lS2 CHES NUr
SUceL 10 II VISIT
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LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.

Tur Coon OLD TIMES. Story. Hurd &
Hou0hton: New York. Ashmead, No. 724
ChesnUt street.
A fresh pure story for boys, and one which
can be read with interest by old as well as young
heads. IL is simple and effective little ro.
nance, and is recreation, not a dissipation.
That it comes from the press of Messrs. Hurd &
Houghton is of itself recommendation which
will admit it into every family circle. That
firm has never, like some of its rivals, prosti-
tuted it's popularity, and every work they publish
is instructive, pure, and of high moral as well
"a Intellectual order.
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credit as belongs TO any work Of this class.
There are many of them without date, which
causes considerable confusion, but are n)ne Of
them so prominently important as to warrant
selection from them as an evidence Of their
style, To all lovers of Beethovens music we
commend this reliable chronicle of his private
thoughts and actions.
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FIRST LATIN READING Book. By William
smith, LID, and Henry Drosler, LID.
Harper d Bros. Philadelphia Agents: J. u.
Lippincott & Co.
This second of the series being issued by
Harper, as guides to students of Latin, com
prises an epltome of Cesar's GallicIwars and
compendium of Shomonds "Lives OF Distin'
guished Romans" The text is carefully re-
vised, and as scrupulous and exact as possible
Copious notes explain the construction, and
dictionary of wfamihar words makes study
easy. The book maintains the high charact
secured by the first OF the series of "Prlnci pia
Iatinau
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TIE NATIONAL Cook Book. BY Lady of Phila-
delphia. T. b. Peterson Brother.
The publication of reliable and really valu-
able recipes and cook books, has been made a
speciality by Messrs. Peterson. The one before
us is the best that has fallen under our notice.
True, we do not know much about the culinary
department, and have to take the proportions of
eggs, sugar, and cream given US, tor gospel
truth. But the writer evidently knows what
she is talking about. She treats of the cheapest
methods OF preparing soups, fish, oysters, every
thing, in fact, from picked clans to calls foot
Jelly, and from catsup 10 pies She Is universal
genius in her line, and her book can be relied
upon for exactness of detail and copious direc-
tons.
The same publishers are preparing to issue an
enlarged list of works in rapid succession. That
very welcome novelist, Mrs. Stephens, is writing
a new novel, THE Soldiers Orphans" which
will, doubtless, be worthy other extended fame
The reputation of this house for enterprise will
not be diminished by their conduct during the
winter season.
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OUR POETS. By the Author OF ''Dora Darling"
Philadelphia Agent: q. W. Pitcher, No. sos
Chestnut street.
'0ur Poets" is the conclusion of Dora Oar
ling" and while it possesses power and interest,
does not equal IN force the original story. 1t is
"sweetly" written work, and leaves us in
doubt whether it was intended for children or
aduIts. 1t is certainly interes ting, although
some parts Of it approach the tedious. We
doubt If the nature of the subject really war
ranted conclusion; bat as the author has seen
fit to write one, we commend it for its interest
and purity of style, as well as the neat manner
IN which it is published
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ES8g- THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL ART
~ ASSOCIATION will hold its First Annual Ex-
hibitiOn IN Philadelphia a. NO Hl NHESNUr street,
on MONDAY, November 10 lebo
Ladies throughout the country, engaged 9 Art PqI'
tlOn he works received 10 consist OF Paintings,
Designs Sketches Studies and Drawings OF all descrlp
tiOns Included i'm Art and cupture Nodes in plas te;
wood and steel Engravings, ana Llthographs.
Persons hay ing such works OF art In their possession
executed by women. are also Le9ueSted TO ard the
Tie name Of The piece, the owners or artists name
ard residence and II for SAFE, inc price must accom-
pany each article sent. MiSS' H. u. HOfT,
40 80 tuths Ct President.
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RS THE BEST IN THE W0RLD. rI"
Harmless reliable, instantaneous. 1he only perfect
dye. No disappointment no ridiculous TINS, but true
GENUINE Ia sYIGeNED WILLIAM A. BATOHELoR.
40 ALSO,
Regeueratng xtrac OF Miefeurs restores preserves
and besuIhes tie hair paeVen@ m bald1'ss SOD oya
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1ay-- PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOANS
~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND,

VIZ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
THE SINKING FUND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
HARRISBURG. October "a 1866
Notice hereby given thai sealed proposals for the
sale OF One Million Dollars of the Five Per Cent and
One Million liars Of the Six Per Cent Loans OF tue
COmmOnN IN OF Pennsylvania will be recei ed at he
treasury Depa tment In the city of Harrisburg until
O'Clock p NJ, of THURSDAY, the 10Th day of No
yCmber, A. ID 1866
Bidders will state amount offered price ssked and
Whether Registered or Coupon Loans 10 be addressed
"CommissIoners OF sinking Fund Harrisburg Pa"
End Crsed Proposals TO sell state Loans
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject anY
bids not in their opinion. advantageous to the Com
N0n"'"i' JOHN f. HARTRANFT
Audltor-General
ELI SLIFER
Secretary OF State.
W. H. KEMBLt,
State Treasurer
lO25Sw Commissioners Of the mixing fund.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fCg- THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF THE
CITY OF PHIL ADELPHIA.
ORGANIZED in; 1885. INCoRP GRATED June 1874
Onice, No. 5O7 NORTH street Open from pri st
10 October lst st. from rom to u A; Open f1om October
GE JRGE IL STUART, President
ALEX, g CAIIELL Vice President
RUDoLPA k: HOEFLICH, secretary.
THOMAS 4. MASON ON Treasurer,
MANAGERS FOX 1866. ''e'|
Matthew Newkirk, thomas Pedrlck.
wilson Dunton, Henry N. KINNEY,
James Appieton, Samuel Mu len,
Charles Santee Francis Bacon,
James B. Rodgers, Hiram Miller,
Samuel Samuel W0Tks Work r: R p; kaipG.
Geoi ge Nugent, Robert Grigg
thomas Potter John Weist.
I. EsmOnOe Harper, Charles l.. Drum
)ALBERT 9. ROWLAND,
Mls'i0nare'''''' H9tAFR HftsER Y KEHfTFEi WALTER.
The s Institution Is ID dGs4ned s % % 0r the moral
and in CARVING out these objects 1t combines in Its
Tract Missionary, Temperance, and Industrial Asso-
Its management is placed in the hands of persons be-
Ion gng different religious demon nations, ana 1t
is rae 70 v snd eaane into every case
ported sent coming for aid And 1t furnishes to iIs
aims SO that they can be Sent 10 the Office Of the So
ciety TOR INVESTIGATION and the needed assistance
During eighteen hundred and sixty i've, which com
pleted IT'S thirteth yesl-
.429 visits were made, and
l249 1amiIies relieved.
Al applicants proved to be unworthy of assistance,
90 adults We're furnished with emplo ment, and for
IL children good and comfortable homes were
Besides which. many egious and temperance meet
ings were held, and many Bibles ano tracts were DIS
The Managers earnestly appeal for aid this
EMXNUEL H. ToLAND has been elected General
Agent in place OF John r Arrson deceased ana he and
the friends OF The Society for subscriptions I'll thsu6t
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n~asD OFFICE OF THE LEHlGH COAL
vs. AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, August 29, 1866.
The Stockholders of this Company are hereby notified
that the Board OF Managers have determined to allow
to all persons who shall appear as Stockholders on the
Books of the Company the Sth OF September next,
the closing transfers, at r M OF thai daY the
privilege of subscribing Tor new sock at par, 10 the
extent share stock l0r every hye shares
standing in their names Each shareholder entitled
TO fractional part of share shall have the privilege of
subscribing q 1ul share
he subscription books will open on MONDAY, Sen.
tember 10, and close on SATURDAY, December l. 1866
Payment will be considered due June l. 1867, but an
ent OF ~ per cent, ten QOlErs share
Tbe paid at he time OF subscribing The balance be
rom time to time at the option OF tue subscribers
b eiore the lst OF November, 1867 On all payments,
Including the aforesaid nstament, made before the st
June 1861 discount will be al Owed a. the rate of
er cent. per annum ments made between
tnat and the ls OF November. 1861, interest will be
charged at the same rate. ,
stock not paid in full by the LIST OF November,
1867 will be forfeited TO he use OF the company Ger
ticates IOr the new stock will not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock II paid up in iul, will be
III ed 10 the November DIVIDEND OF 1867, earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
$50 Treasurer.