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E. a. ROLLINS, Commissione,

The Association have arro,ns
MI ssrs. GEORGE A. COOKE - co ~. go
Third Street. Philadelphia, whose ,,.,I 80 % 'ou''
rty and business experience viii be 'l'os
antee tbas he money entrusted TO IT, euai
promptly applied to the purpose stated. WIN W
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 2o.,ss-
10 me oWcers and AemJers Of tie Washington =,
6roTy Co., N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen ION receipt of your favor OF the 15tl
init, notifying US Of our appoint uent as Receiver
for your Company, we toos the iii erty to submit
copy Of your charter, with plan of your enter uris
to eminent legal authority, and hsving received. hi
favorable opinion in regRd 10 rs legality and mn
pathzing with the benevolent object your Asso j..
tion viz: the education and main sainance OF the
phan children Of our soldiers and ssilors OF the p
erside institute, we have concluo,a to accen, ,to
trust, and to use our best efforts 10 promote co
worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours d.,
GEO, A. COOKE e. co.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. a. COOKE & CO. Banke- r.,
. 3'south Third Street, / fliladellkia, Pa
receivers for the Washington Librf ny Co.
GEO. X. D. WIS G. CO..
Dot e-eodsr-o Agei It's In Portland.
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Bank Notice,

THE liability of the South Berwick Bank to Re-
L deem It's bills will expire March 29, 1865.
A. G. ROBBINS Bank
+. L. WEBB, Commissioners.
Nov 1867, Cc3d3m
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitousy
educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Seamen
| OF the United States,
The Board Of Trustees consists of the iollowin !,
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jel-
sey:-
HON. WILLIAM E. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. EBw1SR. BROOMALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner U. S. Mint, and Recorder ofDes
Phiia., Pennsylvania.
HON. LANES NJ. SCOyEL, New Jersey
HON. w. w. WARE, New Jersey. 20
HENRY GoRNAN, Esq. ..srsa.
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa.
j. E. COE, Esq.
OF Cna RsCo Had
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First Class Hotel or GenteeI Board
inn H02kSp tf

II being but lew steps from the centre of business.
The lott very large containing more than nineteen
thousand square feet. This is rare opportunity 10
purchase one of the best locations in Po land APP
ply to 35U WILLIAM II. FERRIS,
OelSdtf Real Es ale A cent
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor
ham. ~
One of the Finest n eSsdeucps

nam.
One of the Finest Residences
AsTN y " In GOrham,
lfiH6far&2 Now occupied by Major Mann Of
+ lLjflTI2 fered for sale. The house is two
zz=e1lL. storie4, thoroughly finished inside
and out, and In situation is unsurpassed In that
beautiful vilage:-The lot is large, upon which is
fruit trees of various kinds, shruberry, &C. nice
spring of excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cistern in cellar IL also has fine stable his
excellent property will commend itself to any man
who isin want Of a pleasant home within so minutes
ride OF Portland.
For further particulars enquire of W, H. Jerris Re-
al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office, opposite
freDIe House. jyS0dtf
Valuable Hotel Property for sale.
HHE Oxford House, pleasan tly situated in the VIII
Il lage o. Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine, ia of
feEed for sale at bargain, il applied for soon.
The House is large in good repair, with furniture
and mixtures throughout, together with all necessary
0Itbudings - -
For full particulars inquire Of
HORATIO BOOTHBY,.
Proprietor.
fryeburg, Sept a. 1855 diff
I
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Secure Profitable Investment.
CENTRAL
Pacific Railroad
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal and Inter.st payable In Gold
Coin,
Represent the preferred claim upon one of the most
important lines of communication in The word, 1t
Is the sole link between the Pacific Coast and the
Great Interior Basin, over which the immense over
land travel must pass, and the
main frank Line Across tLe Coutinent.
The 'cad is now nearly completed from sacraman-
TO the Richest Mining Regions in the Salt Lake Ba-
| sin, and is being rapidly carried forward by the
lars st force of laborers ever employsd by any Raj
road Comps on this continent.
The natural, legitimate, commercial business OF the
road surpasses all previous expectation and Is profit
able beyond rarael among the oldest roads In
| existence. The Earnings and Expenses for the Quar-
ter ending Oct 81, were as follows, IN GOLD:
Gr SIS Earnings Operating Expenses.
| 1898, S47.02 $lOl,OsS 81. ~
| Net Earnings.
S49I,5J93l.
This result, however, would have been far greater
but tor the inability wagon teams to forward The
freight and passengers from the Temporary e, minus
in the mountains.
The United States Government and the Stata and
Cities of aif rnia have so al led and fostered the
Great Enterprise that the company will assume very
light annual Interest obligations and will have the
| following ample Resources at command FIR the Com
struction: ~ ~
| DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con-
| sessions, etc, without lienl. ..,. a. SAO nNO
CAtIfAL STO1K, Net Earnings,
ct, lno lien),. ................... ~ .O0O lOAO
LOANS, Subordinate len) 3O00 O0O
q SUBSIDY BONDS, 726 miles,
{sI6 rdat , lien) :::;;..... 25,5l7, 900
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs...... %, 900
Resources first 7sG miles,, S11 .s3a IO00
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are in SIMS
$1,000 each, with the semi-annual god coupons at
tached and are offered for SALE for the present Mt
Va Per cent and accrued interest from July 1st in
currency, at which rate they yield nearly NINE
FER CENT upon the Investment a. 1-s4
These Bonds, authorized by the Pacific Railroad
Congress- Issued only as the work iropress
es and to the same extent Only as the Bonds granted
by the Government; and are the prior lien upon the
whole valuable property furnished by the above Re-
sources They possess special assurances and adyan-
tages Over other Corporate Securities and arc Ces
tined to rank among the Best Investments in The
World, from their unusual ATTRACTIONS of safety
soundness and profit ... ~
Conventions of Government Securities
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PrOvisiO9a and Grocery Store
G. w. b. LUNT.

VNTOULD inform the ublic that he las opened n
w Provision and Grocery Store at the Cornp r OF
st. Lawrence AVID Monument streets, where he will
keep full assortment Of Choice Family Groceries
ket prices, share OF the publicp tronage solicited
Nov 3Q-d2ws .-.-. - .....
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Col. NJ. c. Ga 0wav's valuable residence,
corner Of Court lId Third streets Mem phis
one block only rom the center Of the city, and
IA the virinitY or on the Federal, 5tatz and
county offices. Lot 81 feet front by S}1S deep.
Valued Al g21 900.
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gagements upon the construction but
as the general government and Califor-
mia corporations have assumed the larger
portion Of the interest bearing charge,
the company Is able to carry over q
handsome surplus TO the construction
fund. As the heaviest expenditure Is
now made, and every extension OF the
road adds to the value Of the whole by de
ereasipg ths ratio Of operating expenses
at the same time that it multipies its
own natural business, the point Of finanr
-ciel difficulty has also. been passed. Once
ecross othe mountains whoIeiscehe of
industrial enterprises in Nevada and
Idaho stand ready to be quickened into
activity, which have Hitherto been
beyOnd the limit Of profitable working.
With the typographical, climatic, and
financial difficulties subdued the Pacific
rsil road of CaliforBia becomes s-settled
and imminent success. In ftsoutisys, it
is worthy to be noted, the Californiaps
are fortunate in being able to command
large numbers Of cheap, ssTviceable,
Chinese labOrers; and also In the fact
that the iron and heavy freights can be
shipped round the Horn. and at less cost
than It would take toseBd them. to the.
Missouri river. We may look for some
astonishing advances from the energetic
people on the Pacific, in completing the
great work which Is to bring them two
weeks nearer to their old homes.
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Next year, when a president and con-
gress are 10 be elected, they will fioat
back to the ranks Of the party to which
they belong.
From Forneys PressI ss
It Is unnecessary to specify the causes OF
our overthrow. These are now so suffi-
ciently familiar as 10 be remembered as
warnings in the greater trials i'm medi-
ately before us-Warnings which, ike
the overthrow OF the union army al Bull
Run in 1861, will only better the disci-
pliue and prepare the champions of
human freedom for Drawer and q luekier
conflict With the sympathizers With the
rebellion. There is a supreme cOmpensa-
ton 10 the fact thst this Hnt0ward
result, disheartening at first, will only
serve to inspire the union repGslioan
party with new determination. When
the men who have contributed TO this
triumph Of the desperate politicians who
encouraged, organized, aud aided the
rebellion, come 10 reflect that they have
slsO done more TO stimulate the Infamous
ap1state IN the presidential chair in his
efforts 20 restore-th armed traitors to the
possession of the government, than II
these armed traitors had achieved a
bloody victory over theuniOn army they
will, perhaps, revise their hssty judg-
ment, aud turn to he,great party which,
in war, as in peace, has been one Of the
main bulwarks Of our imperiled republic.
Certain it is, the events Of yesterday
will compel US to take no single step
backward. 60
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THE DISCOFABT o. THE AGF.


NO material which has ever been discovered
~ has enec'ed greater benefits IN the house-
hold e OnOmy than
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MAsGNIc caILECE
Aa.oa. - -. -.

CTTCATEn thirty r,rex e--7- y. --,.,p.r, s-.-,-
- loiiea norta % tity stla ~ r0e u. d r. b.
FACULTY.
o y JOS s1sTo3ss B. i'r-zitieH- ,i professor
or ancient L1l --g-aas
SI ~Af b toUsti. A-L.s PfJlGssor ~ Maine
ooIls Mck1snIET, "A NJ. Frlrss5o- or tfs-s-r
@-- -a"laI fs-7-c- al- tl5li5l Z. -=retu--
4-5- tl'L'tu-io1 was --eneraf Da-9.e e- -,a-
aia Eas 15Rclel state .r s.Ts1re.r .rf er--
Eeuct- NeNt ANNA -es.5cr IN s.. esse-a.T
10y = ~ and vll CONSIST Or Two 7er-as--.
Weeks g. d.
GAP ES.-E~s.ish and '-atheaas--z 81
- ela - psr Term. zach Language 5 e~r-s
pf+ Lt-iu. s.fiti- gent Zee 81 =s ser lsell
-Aeeiieht pcs-yi nc utiirr room fre rel wash
LHs go llsll-, - e- -utl.
a. hec's'aly , Gpulra l.rf 1a -- r-ra7
hu2yeS anee from icra-e.tz -lrtf.-l - sro
con: Nsdle.s a. S aul 81 .u...a--.
we, she Trustess. have 5ats-r7i ned f-. MAKE
LL4s q Ilisl cl--s Academic Er- s.-t.-r
ISL ne ssi-. -r.-s..ip eEla-.ar1e md ar4-asz
OF our lleuit,'-
~ ne Elevated tone 0l ru- community
81 Ine hs7litn-ul local. s. removes M. 2, the
cqErup Ing inference and 1lalsos civ ne.
1ln- faFo-7N.e prices wiz enable us To
achieve this SUeresa.
President Fl4-r r'r O. 7H -rr-,--rr o.
Se reears-..--.---. -JUaN ". ALEEAN NUEP
aui4
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FAssmAE's IRON TIEs

I I'HE undersigned have made extensive ar
! 4 TungCm-nts 20 supply TIE demand for these
Ties the present season.
Ia addition 10 the PASS nan IRON TIE and
! BUTTON Akk. 80 extensively " ased here totlTe,
] they Dow oher h.s ALLlGATyR III, Win
teeth SO HrIenlcd as TO 2 sIzutiy clamp the
bale aud Do I'd Or without slipping.
Great palms have been taken to secure the
best gus.frg of iron.
The,--Iit are - asimple IN thelr arrange
meut that they can banpplIrd by any Que, 70
l bales OF any size, With tHe same facility Rnc
eI pedIllou as rUTss. IN siIeBEIh. seeurlty and
'acfiity OF aupi estinn. thsy WilI compare IA
Torably Rilh an yetluirOductl.
The advnnt0ges % non Ties are now cener-
ally recognized; butlt iE deemed not out OF
place 90 ca p The attention Of those interested
10 rhe very EN- phat!c rccOm n en- dHfiOn OF I'm
derw riters steamboat Captrins, aud Owners
and Agents Of Sea -teauers and Selling Yes-
ssts, rsrently published Ia the uewsI aPrrs IN
New Orleans.
- CHAM8FRS & TATTING.
se22 No. % CarouCelct street, y. O..
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NEW YORK CARDS.
yellow Fever ana small Pnx.

SEW fOBK, Jnue, 1877.
We, the undersigned shipping Merchants OF
the city Of heW York, from the or rcpeated
testimony Of many different Sea Cagl,a rs
In WhOm We have Implicit cunhdance
and feeling it q duty when We owe cur feli rJsr.
men, hereby bear Witness Of The great con =
dsuce We ffelin be- truly marFailoils o. rafive
powers Of Major ]. 2. LANES INDIAN RIM
ED1 for the cure and prevention Of small Pbx
Yellow Fever, etc, and we cheerluUy add our
great blessing5 may De made kHoEn 70 the
word: Brett Sons q Co., 93 South street Cnr-
rs 4 Ward, 45 Sonlh street; p. De Woir 4 %,
5lunpson shaw, q Loenties S1p; Mm. a
aoore, 20 south street; Jas ]. Tapscott, Sc
gtl = neeti Gen L. TaDscott, Of Tepscott Bro,
y sOuth street; Robert Hawke, Sc south street
and many others.
Ihls hernedy has never been known TO fail
frlce Ger package, s. Forwarded nee to any
point In the United statss. Address
.g.- J. 7. AEE a CO.
80 ld3 BroadWay Eew Torr
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gEbl Pills APPEAL
THE LATE ELECTIONS.


I From the New York Evening Post (Repll
It cannot be denied that there has beer
q good deal Of inconsiderste and ever
dangerous legislation in congress, during
| the past two years. There has been d
great deal more inconsiderate End dan
J. gerous talk. There are still threats made
| by men who ought TO know better,
! which are nothing less than revolutions
ary, and Of these things the people are
! getting weary. They tell their repre-
| sentatives in congress that instead OF
listening to their enthusiasts, to their
extreme men, to their Summers, their
Btevenses and their Buffers, it would be
better TO listen TO the dictates OF good
sense, to the strict requirements Of con-
stitutiOnSl law, and 10 men Of modera-
ton and statesmanship.
From the New York Times, CFep9 iatAt
The leadership OF the republican party
has grown arrogant and reckless. In the
adoption OF measures and the treatment
Of men it has been alike Incorporate and
relentless. The most extreme theories OF
the widest and mostimpracticable thsO-
rizers have been forced upon the party
Rs the basis Of its creed; and the oldest,
strongest and most devoted and efficient
men Of the party have been spun ned and
traduced, with reckless violence; II they
failed or faitered in giving their assent
The truth is the republican party grew
too strong TO be wise. II had 50 much
faith in its position that it lost ali pru-
deRee in defendiBgit, It gained so much
popular strength from the result OF the
war, that ID Seit Itself invineible, and be-
came presumptuous. All questions Of
policy were treated with contempt. It's
leaders felt that any ticket they might
nominate was sure of success, no matter
what might be the character Of the men,
or the nature Of the measures to which
they were pledged. The first result of
such a course is 10 make the psrty which
adopts It corrupt-and the next is to
Ia 81 Er-nat-
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FaShIOaabIe laaeing leaaemr

MADAME LF-SE, or Nav- 0-1z-,- -4
~ In nos! T au- o1ac. - fha f---r-
0i memphis th-t sac viii o--7 her eI -, -
TtIrt-l ~ 81 ~ e., fi-i stsIH1Eul o1 the
IeEsoh blcck- Seccuu street -e--a -.a f ~.
~ slFl at5suii1TI % she "a. z-.s.r---ff I'll ~
pupl Nn9 A-s o. lee 90 l-z csss,re-- b..
merit shore Qf the pll.te .l.rI..--a
-, having taught fu mo- ---- ---.--f
eiues oi the south AID s6lsrsrg-f. hr-e1 4,
-L-es HtEe sl t4a sane -1llEH -s -.--aza
u hic1 has tdtheFro ua-a e ~ ..-.-.. II r.
clENst 100 eise7EEere Day. ard a8-.-s b. tl.iti-r
~, ~ - - ~, 4ae-ca5 <1t SatL-Iars. rom
~ 40, ~ Il tor tsent-s.Uar. --lrn s nm b.
.hl,1 al Lle same dy- htier=u.es ure~e-r-
p '-sse s-e cireuiar9 when ~.lrI 81 f-,s- ri sr I
pI.L pa aook end uus'c st0re-- Gems r-1..-
= 80 Ca-lstit -cf a4l. o. a. clls talI IN r-r.
given tWlce -ulr-n
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TlNHE First Drawing, which took place At Her
i nando, Miss, on the 18th inst. was attended
with unusual success when It is rem EN- lgAred
that but a few weeks apsed frohi the ineet-
Ion or the enteFPrlse TO that event. S1TGO
worth OF tickets having been sold a ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under The
supervision Of gentlemen selected hy the ticket
holders PRESENT 1he utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present. and a.
viii be sssn fr0n the subjofnsd certificate or
the Managers, She nffair W4s conducted 70 a
close In most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNAsuDo, MISS, June IS, 1857. -
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing Of tle Southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were eharac-
terized by spirit OF fairness and business un-
surpassed by any drawing or wbieh we have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under Our
sole management Snd control.
Signed: il B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
.. v. A. AEHRI " ETHER,
W. W. fAMPTON,
NJ HAGEVENY,
. JOHN AINSLIE, .H .
J. NJ. HALL, Clerk. -
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About the most striking political revO-
IludUn ever known in this country was
! witnessed in Ohio on Tuesday. The state
| has been regarded as one Of the most
| firmly attached to the radical car. Her
/ public men,, such as Wade, Chase,
| ScbeDck, Ashley, Garfield, etc, have
! been looked upon s. the most advanced
/ Of their party. Her republican newspa-
| uers have always ranked in the hsts Of
/ jhe most extreme organs, To doubt the
fidelity Of Ohio TO the principles of
liberty, fraternity and equslity " was
equivalent to questioning the cOnstancy
Of the needle 70 the pole.
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4 L
John Morgan is in the saddle again.
His ride through Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Iowa, has not resulted in the capture of
those states, though il has caused loyal
men no little discomfort and alarm. But
we trust il will only rouse the spirit OF
the north, and that when the great battle
comes those who fight fer. the flag will
strike harder blows, as they remsm Der
the rebel raid and the insolent rejOicings
which followed it.
From the Chicago TribuneJ
The public ear will be stunned Tor a
while with copperhead cries of reaction
over the petty 'gainsn in the odd wear
preceding the great presidential cam
pSigD. 1t viii be proclaimed In peoples
faces that 1t Is mighty revolution,
which has now attained the resistless
force Of an avalanche" A party fun OF
hungry, famishing demAgogues can hard
" be blamed, perhaps, for making the
most Of their little local sigains.U Admit
all that can be claimed, what does il
amount to? They have elected Judge
or q constable here, and reduced a,repub-
lean majority there. Theirvotes added
b fragment Of prejudiced, unmanly
republicans, have refused 10 confer suf-
frage upon q handful OF blackmen in
Ohio. Give them the full benefit OF II.
and throw ia the judge elected in Pean-
sylvania, and Of what practical conse-
quenoe viii it be four weeks hence Z?
These seeming gains consist Of what?
The transfer of the floating vote" from
the republican 70 the copperhead side.
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No J. Henry p, WaD1sra, sd, Comm.
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The original estimated cost Of building
the road across the SierFas vas slightly
above that Of the most expensive rail
roads in the country where the right Of
way bad to be purchased at considerable
eost, and compared as follows:
Bnsfan aud Proyldence raIIrn..d cost ----