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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-31
MoRRIs WILKINS. Auctiureer

M0RRls WILKINS AuctIHter
HOUSE and LOT No. 113 West Twenty
IL seveuthst AuconE. H. LUDLOW Go. will sell at
ton TIL RSDAl Oct g. 1861 " O'clock al the Exchange
Salesroom. No III Broadway:
valuable hreestory brownso1s
hgh.soop HOUSE LOT ll3 West Tgeuty-ssveu
side rthse House 2r46 feet and eIt,uoa Of " feet 10 sps
order and has all the modern Possession ho 675
lot I9 5000 remain bond and mortgage al cent
Maps. &C.. at No Pne-t. DFSl
GALE at AUCTION of VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS frye gh SeyeHtnHih and Ninety second IS
in the immediate vicinity Of mpreyemsS AhlHONf BLEECkkS
will sell auction THURSDAY, oct 81 az the Exchanges
Saoom No. III Broadway lots north ste Of Fhyeihhst,
Fr.ave lots north side Of Seven ninth st. IEefb
lots north side Ninetysecords. Tbdse For
and particulars apply at the Office. No 81 Pine ~
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THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on tho
twrutv third dy October D. 1867 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was against the Estate Of DAVID AUSTIN junior NeSfes
Neg-lork. aud state q New FORK Who haar
been ludge Bankrupt his Petition oa the payment Of ,py
Property belonging such Bankrupt 10 BIN
or Tor hs use aud the properly by him forbidden
b law that meeting the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 70 prove
Aguecs OF bis estate VIII DO
held al Court Bankruptcy BE- holden 81 No. 50 Nassau street
In the CIV OF NeNNork before Edgar kechum, Register on %
Of A D. 1861 twelve o'clock mOct 81
1851 r. MURRAY, l. y MaNnai a. sleS,nse,
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S)rupusaIs.


NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals ~
~ viii Building Committee Of the Church 81
Holy Trinity Philadelphia until Of Nov 90 1901 or
Spire complete according to The Plan ana
All form OF rr,p5 10 the Office u FRASER,
HEWITT Architects Building No. $50 Wapatst Ine
reserve the right proposal which they NAV deem
factory Address COFFIN No go ChesinGisI indSrss'
iar Tower and Sprr !" 1Otr,ri,N5uv. N COMMITTEE
Philadelphia Oct p. 1867 j. H. nOhnnbHP,
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>%uttiOm Salts Of StaI 6stat..
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Au,,ioueer.

hDHIAN ~ lIULLKK hnetoneeF
A UCT1ON SALE of very valuable Suburban
RESIDENCE situated In Raands. Long Island, miles from
Fulton Ferry aud ~ nom Prospect Park ADRIAN MULLER
WILKINS Co, will sell auction THURSDAY OCT a.
r O'clock at the Exchange saoom III Broawsy abooi
81 land together with the Mansion thereof
Fatnd Loag Island about y miles from Prospect within
I'VE minutes drive the contemplated railroad from Faand through
the village Of Fabnsh the Fulton Ferry The place contains greaa
variety Of the best Pench and American pear fall bearing aso
apples cherries and all the
sye Lawn laid out with eyeres and other coes The
Mansion cous lower story he large kitchen sun-
dry aud ID story The place npon leading "a
the Bay. aud be divided into 10 20 plots all fronting on s
into smaller lots with be- laid oui
through An ogser pond bounds the premises the
vessels directly 70 wharf situate place The the
nnest quality In hh state Of cultivation and viii be ot
from to IL acres Lhogaphc and fan particulars he al
the Office Of the Auconeer No Pines n r. Off H. KMBlIL
ESQ., on the premises U63l1
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Situations 1lmttS- -fmalts.

4 LADY, educated in Edinburgh and Paris,
~ desires pohoa GoyERNESS eompsten 70 instruct n IN
gsh Piano aud Singing also PLAIN and fancy
snail only required Good city reference Address H. 80 -
last Ssycuihst
An ENGLISH LADY desires to make an
"a Engagement Visiting GOYERSESS 20 teach the English
Bre the Music and French couyeant and gamms
zeal Ca or address GoyRRNESS ~ sthaye Ihrteenh
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN who can bring
good recon cnditons wishes SITUATION As chamhernad and
laundfess do general bouseso 10 small family
A NICE. tidy, German GIRL wants sitna-
~ CAMBERNAlD. and 20 make herse generally useful
about house Can Re at No ln Noriokst 81 hoor
NVTANTED-A SITUATION, by a Protestant
w Woman 70 do HOUSEWORK. Il good plain Cook Good
references. CAL 90 80. 20 First ave, near Sitcen'hst
NUMBER of German Girls W ANT STU
~ ATOMS Applv a. No ioo Pat liouons aar Boserr
NTTY AND COUNTRY LADIES who wish
No economic DIV poyns r Aha Women and Girls 81 moder
At va can be us, suited CARROLLs Agncg No o. sixth
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Erouklpn 3taI Gstatt for Salt.


TOR SALE OR TO LET-Large FACTORY
Wimburgh 10 lots brick building slate roof water gas and
sewerage Office weighing machine aud dwelling Inquire Of T. H.
QUINN, Long Island Pottery Depot. No 2S Pearft y l.
GUPERB first cass three-stOry browns stone
- HOUSE bghstoop basement and ucelar splendid order
gauty dorated chandelier and hnrs With al modern
Carroll Park BROOKLYN location healthy
anl all the ferries commanding distant view Of
Prospect examined to be appecae immediate posses
furnished unfurnshe price reasonable ard terms very aVor
able Apply to W. A. TOWNSEND ADAMS, No. 49, BrooTs s.
New-York The property will be shown BY Dr. A. CHADWICK
" Court and PresideDtsts
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INNS IS mo- GIYE NOTICE-Thnt on the

II I To INVI vi NIIN
DAY Of October D. 1897 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
against the estate Of CHARLES STEISON y the ty Of
in the County Of Newiok and state 81 NeNios who @
adiuge bankrupt bis petition that the OF any
delivery property belonging such bankrupt % @"
for his use transfer property b. him. forbidden by s
that meeting Of the aid bankrupt their debts.
assguees Of BIS estate VIII he he'd Al
Court Of krnp holden No 81 Broadway In the city
NeYok before Isaiah T. Williams Register the thirteenth dag VI
r. MURRAY,
L. s. Marshal a. Messenger
SonthtTn District ol New.lors.
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L. $ MARsHAL's OYFicE L. D. OF PgSSsYLyASIA,}
PHmADELPRlA, Oct 80, 1857 =
Mis- Is TO EN0TICE=Thatn OH the 2Stl

MO 10 ~ ~ - w.. 3 n ',. ~. S.ns
against JOHN THOMPSON Of Philadelphia, IN ths
County Philadelphia state % Pennsylvania whs has been Al
Judged bankrupt his petitions that the Of ces
delivery any property belonging 70 such Bankrupt 70 him. or for
property him forbidden by "a"
meeting Creditors Of the said Bankrupt prove eer Beo
and 10 choose Of biz Estate will BE- held at tons
Of Bankruptcy 70 holden 65 Wshust the CITY Of s
depha Hubley Ashton Register the ll day %
Sossnbsr A ID l867 at' II O'clock a. H. T. c. ELLMAKBR.
L. Y asM
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SUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New, New
y YrL In he matter application Of THE LOWER VnSo
STR AMBOAT COMPANY FOR DISSOLUTION. MOTIF
CREDITORS and STOCKHOLDERS Of the LOWER nVp r a..
sTRNNBOAT COMPANY; Take that Pursuant TO an ae
Iegaurr entitled for the Incorporation Of
a, navigate the Rivers passed April d. 1914 s
addition thereto and smndstor % S Yh
Court OF the stale OF N'N
on The petition Of mslorty the Directors Of the said Comp
decree or dissolution snd Tor the relief prNed Sl ~
ron and that such application will he heard al specA ~. ~ -
Supreme be held at the City Hall ~ the o a., .,
on the Fourth November 1867. u O'clock poop el a
a. soon h.rraher hrarDsed New lok &c" ~
1867 THkRASSON BRYAN, Attorneys of tse" Y
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mis- IS mo- GIVE NOTICE-That on the

45Ih DAY oI .a1F ~ - IoIiiIv 90 .vVs - - ~ -
Newlork Of New-iork. aud state 81 Nehlof
been sudgd Bankrupt on bis orn Petition that me pa
sn Property belonging 10 ch Bank
rup, and Transfer Property by him.
by the said Bankrupt
prove their Debts AVID to Choose Anees o hs has
viii Court Of Bankupy 20 be b0en % Room Ne ~
Broadway CITY Of NeEork before lsaiah T. Williams Rss
twelAh dag OF November A. D. 1867 two o'clock mOc
81, 1867. X MURRAY, l. ;. Mar,haL as hsssenget,
south rup Of New York.
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Eeaal Notitts.
[ the following

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ order has been made and hei . -,-,...
CouRr.Cy and County OF New iors az st -
the matter of the petnn o.
TRANKIIN FIRR INSURANCE COMPANY for a DktRhE DIS-
CORPORATION On reafipg aud bg NE pr1
lion Of the officers Frink Fire Insurance COMPANY day sven
by majority OF ,ne directors :"
M COMPANY praying assouon Of The same Now on hAfg &c
part 81 said peuuoner ordered p ap AZ
the FRANKLIN tlhh lNeohAN
COMPANY should before James H. Co'ema So ,es
- Nassau st. CITY Of NewloTk The 1t Jay OF Fsu'Hsy
AZ II o'clock noon such Corporation should l0s ne
the said James H. Coleman Is hereby appointed N'''' "
purpose -, -, --.,. I'd, 80. ,,as, he nuhNshsdi
weeks successiVey, IN
and also ia the NewNork Tribune, apsPer published N vs. -
County o. where the sad ConoFluon has hx.9n
Quoted is business 1bohuh W. DA'N -.
oil
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III the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

4 STATS or the SOUTHERN DISTRICT q NEM-YOkk-IH
BANKRrPTcy-In the matter BENJAMIN 6. PROCTEa, Bank
up Sou,heru District u YORK AZ the City Of NesfoIk The
9Th dav of October A. D. l867-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
UNDERSIGNED notice u his appointment Assignee
BENJAMIN PROCTOR Of the CITY Of NrNlork IN the toany %
NegYork within said District who has been
audee Bankrupt upon his Petition, by tue District Court Of ssS
DIST JOSEPH W. tOhLlbs Aslfhre
on lax3sTb Nos u and8 SO Le0nard-st
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% gtt.
Soare anS Rooms.

8Oaro anS ROun,s
ENGLEWO0D HOUSE, Englewood, Bergen
H Co. suites Of rooms at tins delightful place arr 10 Lbl
~ the Winter Terms Trains leave and return u times
daily frmn Courandst by Northern Railroad jersey tY
Time from depot depot about IS mingtes m ,,,,,
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM at No. 1S1
L Thra,e EghieenhsL, to LIT to single gentleman H.
X. MORSE
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
ali the modern improvements TO LET with BOARD al No u
Ashland place. uear Wasels'phee
vINO LET-A SECOND FLOOR, and one
ROOM ON third private Fifty TenthaVe
Inquire at No. 40 Chanhersst
eth AVENUE (No. 76) near Delm0nicos.-
Handsomely furnished ROOMS 10 LET, suite or single WITH
or without Also Par aor with private table desired
Terms moderate; reference required
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No 20 NAssAUfsT. CBDAR-sT.,
Hor'es Stores Lots County Seats and Farms bought
CHANGED Loans neotsd Auction stocks Furniture Ndse
FOR SALE MARINE HOSPITAL.
GROUNDSNOice is hereby pursuant 10 the au.
thoty conferred By law the Board Of
the Merchants Exchange Rooms III roaxsy In the C1
Of New o WEDNESDAY che 2h dsv Of November merit Al IN
o'clock BY \. H. LUDLOW Co.. Auotoncr
To The State, Staten Island Known the MARINE HOSPfAf
GROUNDS which bounded and described follows
ginning the form Ell by the Intersection Of the so1hsy
and running thence outhey along the ease ride Of @ ayeuge ms
feet less q AreSt thence eaev along the Dohery
Aueita the Boy 81 New
York thence noher along said hay owater mark $50 feet
less to point which distant % feet and inches southy
from the sousry line Of lands belonging the United States
westerly $50 feet or less line parallel With said souihry line
at distance Of rs feet and inches hereom ghch would 10
erecie by line extended roa the south said lands OF
the United parallel lands; uorihey
feet and inches 10 the southwest Of said lands Of the Unt@
States thence along the westerly side Of ahud 3 feet
10 sontsi and thence westerly along Sou $40 less
less gether with all the right title aud interest Of the state 20
NegNOrk the land the 81 the
afoer Such sale viii be made IN parcel te highest bidder
but less than the O three hundred ard shy thoas,ud dollars
said grounds and the land under front t5ref spei in
tie section ISL Of the laws II 1866 for
specified said law for the period Of two from the 2 day
April 1863 The purchaser vii he entitled ~
conveying said lands free ard clear Of all iueumhrce
ssraon aforesaid together ell the lands font
10 such restrictions and conditions usually contained grants
from the Of lands under Ten 81 the purchase
will be required be paid the Board he time Of sale and
residue within thirty days thereafter Msps u the property bs
H. ". JOHNSON, seeeary
NcwYork Oetoher
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNIT

IN the DISTRICT CUUKI OF the UNTIEU
STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT u SBWiORk.In tho
natter HENRY JACOBY Bankmpt-N BtSKKuPrcYTo WHOM
CONCERN The hereby notice Of appoint
Of the individual AMI oIartnerhp estate Of HENRY
JACOBY copsFtnsrsbp Of H. JACOBf BROTHER oftlo
Of NewYork the County Newiork aad state Of NeSfok
BDAS the COpartnT within said District who hare
aiuged petition Of said Henry JobT by the DIS
said DistcDatei at New York The h day Of Oeo
her A. y. 1867 JOHN SIEISON Assignee
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ii STATES flr lie SOUTHERN DISTRICT q NEWiORK.-IH
B,NKRrfTcYu the matter Of MARCUS BOSW0RTH bankrupt.
WHOM 1T CONCERN; The undersigned hereby gives
notice appointment Assignee of MARCUS bOSWORIH ofus
Civ u County ewiork aud State Of Nesfok,
has ajudgd bankrupt his osu
petition Of said Dct-Dsied iorh, tia
both dy October 1851 DAVIS Assignee No. "a Pnest
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notitts of 8mkruptcu.
UpTCY-Fastern District of Penn

Il STATES for The SOUTHERN DISTRICT q AENJEkNkf-n
SAMUEL LEDERER and JOSEPH LUSTIG Bsnmpts.
il BASKKUPTCYT0 WHOM IT MAY CoNC EiN; The qndegpd
hereby notice Of bis appointment. Assignee Of SAMUEL LID
RRER II the County Of MdeseK, Nesee ad JOSEPH LUSIl0
the Of Monmouth Of said State within said District who
alged Bsnkpt their petition BY the Dsei
Of said Dsrct-Dated at Trenton NwJerey Octoher y,
A. D.. 1901 JAMES BUCHANAN, Assignee
O2l lawsuit No. 70 Easi Satest, Trenton. \. j.
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8otrls.

ialarbI, Hlantrls.
NIARBIEIIED SLATE MANTELS ana al
wi kp of s work plain ornamental manu- iacisred by the
PENEIIYN SLATE Also roofing slate The trade snppheu
Warehouse No. 40 West Egheentst between run snd sl.a
M 40 pnreha Marble Mantels the latest designs At very eS
ne. KLABkRs Marble Works No Ji kAst Eighteenth o.,
hen ihr MaBtc put up the country Tut THIS ost
HJARRL EIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superio
In Appearance dnblei half ne price OF marble l. b
STEWART No OO5 SIhAve between 18th 4 10Th sis
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". IT. MILLER Anctoneer
by JOHNSON a. MILLER
~ ACCTI0NEERS AND
REAL ATE /

No % NAssAU-sT. COR CEDAR.sT., NEw.Yoax
Hor'e Stores Lots Country Seats Farms bought rented
CHANGED loans nesoed Auction sales Stocks Md.s
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6uuntru Stal 6statt for SaIr.

NEW HOUSE and STABLE. with six
4 acres land miles in Jersey for 5000 Onehaf Cue
bldngs 5000; miles Also farms Of all sizes and prices
MAN 20. No Zl2 BrOadNaY.
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CAPITAL STOCK.

The capital stock of the company is One Mil
lion of Dollars, and is divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each. The company desire to
distribute the stock in small amounts among the
business men along the entire lsagth of the line,
in order to their interest in the welfare of
the company, and to secure TO them, its patrons,
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The National Telegraph Law.

AN ACT to aid in the Construction Of Telegraph
Lines, and to secure to the Government the use
of the same for Postal, Military and other pur
poses. ~ a. ~ d
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States of America, in
Congress assembled, That any Telegraph Com
pany now organised, or which may hereafter be
organiEed, under the aahs Of any state in this
Union; shah hrve the right to instruct, mninG
tain and operate lines of telegraph through and
over any portion of ths public domain of the Un-
tied States, over and along any of the military
post roads of the United States which have been
or may heraaftsr be declared such by act of Con-
gress, and over, under across the jnavigable
streams OF waters of the United States; Provid-
ed, That suchiines of telegraph shall be SO con-
structed and maintained mot to obstruct the
navigation Of such streams and waters, inter
fere with the ordinary travel on such military 81
post ronds- And any of said companies shan
have the right to take and use from such public
lands the necessary stone. timber and other ma
terial for it's posts piers, stations and other need
full uses in the construction, maintenance and op-
Grafton of said lines of telegraph, and may pre-
empt and use such portion of tae unoocupied
public lands subject to presumption, through which
Its said lines of telegraph may be located as may
be necessary for its stations, not exceeding forty
acres for each station; but such stations shaln
be within fifteen miles of each other.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, that tele
partments of the Government of the United
states and their officers and agents shall, in their
transmissiUn over the lines Of any said eonfpan-
fes, have priority over all other business, and
shall be sent at rates TO be annually Fixed by the
Hustmastef General. sfa5 s.. sssifsHa &c 20. ID
SIC. And be h fertilizer enacted, That the
rights and privileges hereby granted shall net be
transferred by any company setting under this
act to any corporation, association or person;
Provided howessrs That the United STATES may
at any time after the expiration Of i've years
tal, military or other purposes, pnrchsse all the
telegraph lines. properly and cdects of any or al
d1aid companies q an apprais@ value, 20 be
4s0eftained by i've competent, disinterestsd per
.sdnS, two of whom shall be sdecfed by tina Post
master General of the Bnieed States, tweby the
o6mpsn interssteds and one by the fonr 50 prev
ieiously -se1ccted.r48I Taf1Eng IeH sstgsza1 eIBA
$50 4s.And be- IL further enacted. That before
any Yslegrsph Company shah exercises any Of the
pewers or privileges conferred by this act such
company shall file their written acceptance With
the Po3fnAster General. of the restrictions and
ohiiei&fonsimposed by this act. .46aizgs
Approved July 2zth, 1866.
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se best fnyek tineht 6 70 Pe ioand,
WHEN TO BE DON T..

- fnH rHsyekE 80 - n M - a
Is .rsest Anste-ne~ = 10 -aseation o fthe liseAis
one of the best in the country 1t passes through
a large numberof importsntcities andtowns where
commercial Intercourse is large and rapidly in
creasIng. The country along the river is receiv
ing constant sscessions of wealth and pepulstion,
and these viii bring an increase OF trade which
must correspondingly add largely every year to
the business and profits of thecompany. Alithe
Old telegraph comps nies throughout the country
are now, and have besn paying Satisfactory div
blends, on capftal Jtocf that has been repeated
eddy watered- If these companies, controlled by
few wealthy individuals owning nearly all the
stock can do this, il is quite reasonable to sup
pose that q company, owned and managed by iis
patrons, with its hines so desirnbly located, and
with limited amount of stock, can at least do
equally as well.
-
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MAIL ROUTES.
Aafaln@1N.

cHIoAad AND HAerERN MAII, $780,
700 A. NJ. and 5:30P. NJ. Closes at sac n
and 500 p. NJ -, t''
PORT BYRON MAlL-yis Watertovn. -u.un
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and coriova. Az
rives at SECS a. m. Closes ais p. M $50
DAVENPORT, IOWA, 'MAIL--arrives at 7:2oA.
M. and P. M Closes at 6.30A. NJ. and 6 Pm.
oQUAWKAM AIL-via Camden Mills, Andalu
ma, Edgington, Hamlet, Perryto Aledo High
Point New. Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka, to
OquaHka Junction, (SagetownI, leaves daily at
A, NJ, and arrives at $50 P. M. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge, Ha,litt, Buffalo Prairie
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Greek, DO, 4 c.
goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-yia Presumption. Susf. vi.
ola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Maeonab, leaves. Wednesday and Sat
nrday at A. M, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at z p. NJ. Miliersburg and RichIspd
Grove ne supplied by this route lal =
CENTRE RIDGE MAIIr--yia Rural and Contra
Ridge, to Oxford and Galesburg, leaves We'd
hesday and Saturday at 8 A. NJ, and arrives
Tuesday and Friday at p. NJ. ri.f 3d.. =
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars) daily, leaves
bstwesn and "a. NJ, returning at about 5
Pm +- '0'4
Cambridge MAfIa1vis Coal Valley. psnn.y,
ynnia, Orion and Andover 70 Cambridge leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Z A. NJ,
returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
Office hours from A. N. to ?. NJ
Sundays, open from to 10 AN.
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s'esNkckssITrsFeR 1T.

The want Of a Line Of Telegraph, located with
. view to accommodate the river trade, has long
been felt Many important towns are new with
out any telegraphic Communication whatever, and
the lines nov established between other points
are, in most cases, sdisconnectsd, following cir
cuitous routes, hundreds of miles out of direct
course, causing vexStioas and unnecessary delay
to business, by reason Of numerous repetitions,
ana the frequent interruptions incident to long
lines. When the facts are borne in mind that the
liability Of a telegraph line to damage from any
cause is increasea4in the same proportion its
length, and that the repetition of a message dou-
bles the time necessary for its trans mission, the
great and very important advantages of direct
route over The circuitous ones now in operation
can readily be seen. .Tsss ~:
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tAtes' 80 - -
THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE..

THE RIVERsIDE INATITUTE. .sr.-
Situate at Riverside, Burlington county, New
Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitods-
lysetncasing the sons Of deceased Soldiers and
Seamen of the United States. sgv,v~ryos
The Board of Trustees Consists The follow
ing well known citizens of Pennsylvania and
New jersey sszsSt4 s5agss eAk E9%
Hon. William B. Mann. District Attorney, Phila-
delphia, Pa. a@ Ss-saZ.zA 2
Hon. Lewis R. BroomaIl, ExChief Coiner Q. s..
Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia.
Hon. James NJ. Scovel, New Jersey.
Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey. v-ks --a4H
kenny eGorman, Esq, Agent Adams' Express,
Philadelphia, Pa
J. E. Coe, Esq, of Joy, Coe 4 Co., Philadelphia.
FTREAsuRY DEPARTMENT., Washington, ID. c.,
Aprif Is, 1857 0fkce of Internal Revsnue -
Hoving received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the
Washington Library Company viii be devoted to
charitable purposes, permission is hereby grsnted
to said company to conduct such enterprise ex-
empt from ali charge, whether from special tax
or other duty.
E.A, ROLLINS, Commissioner.
sassE &8sAEa e- ez@ tgss3
The Association have appointed as Receivers,
Messrs. George A. Cooke Co., S3 South Third
street, Philadelphia, whose well known integrity
and business experience will be q sufficient. guar
antee that the meney intrnsted to them win be
promptly applied to the purpose stated
PHIBADEEpHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867.
To the Officers and Members of the Washington
-4sH brary Co.. N s. Read, Secretary. 8 :
GentIemen-On receipt Of your favor Of tbs
18th inst, notifying us Of odr appointment "a
Receivers for your Company, We took the Ibert.
to submit copy Of your charter, with plan o
your enterprise to eminent legal authority, an
having received his favorable opinion in regar'
to its legality, and sympathizing with the bene
violent object of your Association, viz: the edu
cation and maintainance of the orphan childrel
of our soldiers and sailors of the Riverside In
stitutc, we have concluded to accept the trust
to use our best efforts to promote so worthy al
object Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE d CO.
Address all letters and orders to : - "a
GEO. A. COOKE & CO., BANKERs.
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Receiversfo for the Washington Library Go.
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