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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July q, lsss.
AND BLAIR.

For the best CAMPAIGN MEDALS BADGES
PINS, and FLAGS OF SEYMOUR and BLAIR,
send to the oldest and most respectable manuiacta-
the pas. nineteen years. We have now ready great
variety OF ali styles. Prices, from - to $le per
hundred. We will send TO any address (post-paidl,
on receipt of price ONE SAMPLE, twenty-five cents,
THREE SAMPLES, fifty cents, With price llst. We
request our correspondents TO be brief, as we are
always very busy during the campaign. We make
suitable reductions on a large orders for dealers
and clubs.
All moneys sent by post-oince order at our risk.
We guarantee full amount In goods. at lowest rates,
for all moneys seat 70 us. Address
RICHARDS & MARkT,
IS Murray street New YORK.
poyt-ofica hox . ,SI " l1--callin
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CALL DEcL1SED.-His friends and ad.
mirers in Richmond will be pleased to hea,
that Rev. DR.. Hoge has declined the fatter-
ing call to the Central Presbyterian church
in st. Louis, Mo.
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LIST OF UNmA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIoE JULY y,
lS6s.-Monsieur Paul Beringer, Sandwich
Islands Corbin Carter, Augusta county, Va;
Mrs. A. R. Courtney, Bath county, Va;
VIM. Mardenfeld, Lexington, Va; Mrs.
Sophia Dawson, Montgomery, Ala; Louisa
Tyler (cQlored), Richmond, Va!
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There is an unpleasantness between Gree
ley and Fenton about chicken yet un-
hatched, (which it is" Grants Cabinet
Boston Post.
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EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGs-It will be seen in another CO.
lumn that the Virginia Central railroad
and the connecting stage lines have deter
mined to issue round-trip tickets to the
several springs at very reduced rates.
These tickets are good for one week.
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On motion OF MT. JOnu daiI, VI O"A
lottesville, the Committee on "me Eauca-
ton of the Colorsd People, andho,e 1t may
be best Effected" was discharged, and
new committee ordered. ~
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Association then proceeded to the
consideration IF the reports Of standing
committees under Article V. of the Consti-
tuition.
Mr.. e. L. Davies, Of Lynchburg, pre-
sented the report of the Committee on
Spoilers and Readers. The committee
highly recommended the University, ster-
ling's, McGuffey's, and Buffers series Of
Readers to the teachers of Virginia.
The Committees on English Gram
mars" Biographies" and Mathema-
tics - were discharged. That on Arithme-
tics was passed by for the present.
Professor Walter Blair, of Hampden Sid
ney, offered an interesting and very elabo-
rate report from the Committee on 1.-THE
Latin Language"
The reading Of Professor Blair's report
elected considerable discussion, in which
Rev. DR.. Sears, Charles Campbell, d. L.
Davies, n. n. B. Wood, and William d.
Harrison participated. DR.. Sears paid
high tribute to the scholarship and ability
of Professor Blair, and expressed his ap-
proval of the views expressed in the re-
port.
Professor Winston called the attention OF
the Association to the fact that Professor
Preston, who was expected to make an ad-
dress at night, had not arrived In the city.
On motion of Rev. DR.. Curry, the report
of the Committee on Education of Girls y
was made the special order for the evening
session.
On motion of Mr.. Powell, the thanks of
the Association were rendered Rev. DR..
Sears for his liberal donation from the Pea
body fund.
Adjourned until half-past o'clock ?. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
The threatening aspect Of the weather
prevented the attendance of o large au,
lience last night, but number OF ladies
and gentlemen, besides the members OF the
Association, were present.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge
Professor D. Lee Powell read the report Of
the Committee on "the Education of Girls
This paper was highly entertaining, and
abounded in happy hits at the fashionable
mode of educating young ladies.
! Rev. DR.. Sears followed Professor Powell
in some remarks upon the same subject
and was heard with marked attention by
the audience.
Professor NJ. A. Newell, of Maryland
was invited to seat on the floor, and re-
ouested at his convenience to address the
! Association on the " Art Of Teaching
On motion of Rev DR.. Atkinson, the dis
cussion on the education Of females was ad
journed until half-past 10 this morning.
The Association then adjourned until 9 4
| 4. NJ, to-day.
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II YoU want 10 get pure article OF ice-creanl
20 10 w. w. TRIBBETT's, lllG Main street.
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TAMEs L. APPERsoN, NOTARY PUB
e Lie, CONYRYANCER, AND GESERAL
oflce for the present, corner Of Eleventh sad
Bapk stseets, ~ lT-lss
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TOR RENT-A FINE CHANCE TOn;s

TOR RENT-A FINE CHANCE TOnSs
Il GO TO HOUSEKEEPING.-Ih in-laa
creasing business Of my paper demanding my con
slant presence in the city, offer for rent my E
SIDENCE, on the GROVE ROAD, about one mile
west OF the city. The house has SIX pleasant rooms,
and is in perfect order excellent kitchen with four
rooms; well Of fine water ut the door var yafu S SET
den, plenty of vegetables and fruit fine ana COM
modious stable and carriage-house-ln all, one OF
the most pleasant and convenient residences near
the city. Attached to the premises are some iolir
acres of land under cultivation, which can be made
very profitable as market garden.
The house is partly furnished the furniture is
handsome and in good order, and with the carpets,
bedding kitchen utensils. &C., would be sold to the
party renting the house at a fair valuation, or
might be- perhaps rented with the house. This Is
chance for parties wishing TO go to housekeeping
seldom offered women, -
Also. for sale fine, Thoroughbred HORSE, one
of the best saddle animals In the country, and q
GO-CART, with HARNESS-just the thing Tor
marketman or farmer.
Apply to the undersigned, at the ofhce OF the
Southern Opinion, corner OF Main ana Four
teenth streets. nD
jy 22-2tE II. RlfES fOLLAhD.
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TOR RENT.-A PART OR THEfa
Il WHOLE OF THE STORE We now oc-slA
cupy is for rent by the month or year. Possession
e'''' j. ". RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
w Oft Booksellers, 1920 Main street.
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TOR RENT, THREE ROOMS ANDGa
II a KITCHEN in pleasant part OF the kaA
city. Apply at No. doS Canal street. between
Eo;;,rtb and Eifth jy 23-3t*
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the STORE No. All a.
a. Broad street, one door from the corner oisaia
Fifth, lxtely occupied by Mrs Rady as millinery
iva MARCUS HARRIS b BROTHER.
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EoR RENT, A CoMFoRTABLEass
n HOUsE with two rooms, and large gar-.zl
don in Manchester. Price, EIGHT DOLLARS
per month, and possession given on the list day OF
August Appiyto .. u aaAkIEl. aa
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SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The Committee on the Propriety of Intro
ducing Vocal and Instrumental Music into
Common Schools being unprepared TO re-
port, new committee was ordered TO be
appointed.
|. Professor W. G. Strange, of the Norwood
School, presented report from the Com
mittee on the Value Of Drawing as a
Branch of Education"
The Committee on the Necessity and Best
Modes of Conveying Thorough knowledge
of the Facts and Practical Precepts Of the
Bible" being unprepared to report, a pew
committee was ordered.
The report of the Committee on " Primary
Schools y was passed by for the present.
The Committee on g Universal Primary
Education y was, after much discussion, dis
charged.
The Committee on the " Subjects of Educa
ton Of most Value and Importance in Vir-
ginia !" was discharged, and new commit
tee ordered to be appointed.
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TOR RENT, the large and convenient a.
n DWELLING at the northeast corner ofE;1
Leigh and Eighth streets. Possession lst Of Sep
y, ~ an ..,4.s s, tr Agent.
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ID r.. X. IN BRAZIL.

H. We refer the reader 10 the following To-.
tim6ny in favor Of DIR. Railway Remedies irnm
gentlemen Of high character ~ Brazil Persons
doubling the commences Of the anne ATE reque
ed TO write 10 the parties, also 10 the a. s. Con.
sui at Rio a. to the correctness 81 the statement
and status OF the writer's. For every word not
true the sum Of one hundred dollars will be paid
Rio de Janero, March 22l isCG
Messrs. Raymundo Z. Leite & Bro;
Gentlemen In answer TO your favor oi the
both instant asking my opinion in regards 20 the
efficacy Of Dr. Roadway & Cos preparations. |
am happy 10 say hat ! consider the Reliei aud
Pills the best remedies ever known, and 20 form
such an opinion am obliged 10 prove II which |
will do willingly, viz: | suffered 50 much from
collie that when was attacked il panied me So
much that ! preferred death to such suherings,
took everything that was recommended, but il
was Of no use at last took 4 OF Railways Pills,
after which the pains W ere very moderate, and
then thought that ! was cured but the pains
were still more violent (Which attribute - the
negligence in my part in not following IL up a. d.
rected) that was obliged TO give ia to my friend 8
request TO take some "Relei, which he gave me
in dose Of one tablespoon in lumber Of water.
In the interval Of three minutes felt relieved i'm
mediatey, AMI fifteen minutes after the pain
ceased. Ii is three months since ] had an attack
aud should feel any symptoms of | take the
Relief" will do all in my powers to convince
the Doctors OF the good results Of these melcn-
ments 50 that they may prescribe them.
am, gentlemen, your obedent servant
LUZ JOSH ia SI.rA CAMPos, lnvalidos ST., No. IS.
See DIR. Radwav's Almanac for 1865. r.. X. X.
sold bV Druggists. ~ Wv
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WTISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
w CHERRY

For the cure oi Coughs Colds, Asthma, Influenza,
Group, Whooping Cough Bronchitis, Predisposi-
ton to Consumption, &C., &c.
This great remedy is too well known and is
performing too much good 10 make it necessary
to go into an elabnraie discussion Of its merits
Suffice to say that it still maintains its suprem-
acy in curing diseases OF the most obstinate char
acter, and that all who suffer from the above
complaints, after having tested this remedy, sell
dom have occasion to resort to other appliances
to insure perfect restoration to health.
LETTER FROM ELDER II. l.. GILMAN.
A Minister Of the Gospel in Vermont.
Glover, w., June 20, 1859
Messrs. ). W. fowle x Son.
Gents, Il hereby certify that have been troub-
led for several years with IA difficulty Of the heart
and lungs, have applied TO several physicians for
help, and have tried almost every remedy Of he
numerous onds which have been recommended
withoat receiving any assistance but had been
growing weaker and weaker, until, hearing of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry about a year
since, ! commenced using il, with immediate re-
lief. II has not only restored my lungs to
sound state, but am entirely relieved of the diff
fcuiiy on disease Of the heart. | have no hesita-
ton in saying that it is the best lung medicine
before the public, and cheerfully aud conscien-
tously recommend it to all persons suffering with
pulmonary complaints H. H. GILMAN
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son, IS
FREMONT ST., Boston, and for sale bv Druggists
generally.
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A STATIC CHOLERA.

A TmE STRoNGksr PRoOr OF INTRINSIC MrRIr.
DEAR SIRs-l ought to have acknowledged
long az" the box Of Pain Killer YOU had the good
hess 10 send me last wear. Its coming was most
proNidential- | believe hundreds OF lives were
saved. under God 10y it. The Cholera appeared
here soon after We received it, We resorted AT
once I" the Pain Killer, using direclsd Tor Cho
era. list was kept OF all to whom the Pain
Killer MAS given, and our native assistants AS
sured Us that eight out oi every ten To whom il
was pre- cribed, recovered. Ii has too been Yer,
useful III various other diseases. II has proveI
an incalculab blessing TO mulitudes Of poor he, =
pie throughout all this region. Our native preach.
ers are nevel willing to 90 Ou their excursions
without supply Of the Pain Killer. 1t gives
them favor in the eyes "f the people, aud &C &c. )
to families aud Localities bY whom utherwi,e they
would he very indiiiefently received.
Believe me dear sins gratefully and t,ithiullv
yonts, !. NJ. jon NSON,
1L;IW Nj, ionary At Swallow China
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GMEEaQh EENE2

The GTeat Qmstiag RtMtdy for ch,ld,en
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG sure to Regulate The Bowsl.
allays all Pain eorreets Acidity OF the
Stomach makes SICK and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY cures Wind Collie.
Gripping Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects %
feething. Cali Tor NOttey Boiley's Qaia'"g
Syrup, and take no other, and you are sats
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine
A. RICHARDS, New London. Conn,
Agent for the United States,
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, lns Huhss4Ibef~i being appointed by ia.
Probate Court tor the District nf Addison Com,
missioner. to receive, examine aud adjust all
CLAIMS ana demands Of all persons against the ss
tate OF CHARLES p. Scarf.
late Of Bridport in said District deceased and
also all claims anu demands exhibited An ofFsst
thereto and six months from the 2Gth da, Of June
being allow by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We will At
tend to the business Of our said appointment at
the store OF the late q. Scarf Son, in Bridport
on the 81 Saturdays in August and Noyembe1
next from one until four o'clock p. NJ. on each OF
said days.
Dated at Bridport this 9Th day OF July, 1865
l6;3w FREDERICK MINER Com ers
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR SCROFULA
In all it, mnnilnll lnr,rn.

}. W. Horror Esq, of Parkersburg, West Va
writes TO DIR, Anders, July 3D., 1866, as follows F:
81 had ~ Running Ulcers when | commenced
taking your Iodine Water, and am now entirely
cured OF Scroiuln.
DIR ANDERs Iodine WATER
is pure solution Of Iodine without A solvent III.
most powerful vitalizing agent and restorative
known. Circulars tree.
}. p. DlNSMORE
l84w 30 Dey Street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists
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Il n A Collection Of
FOUR, FIVE AND SIX-PART SONGS

FOR MALE VOICES.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED, PIANO Acc. AID LIZ.
Words written chiefly by
II A. & l. A IKE
Organist of the Holy Trinity Church. Phira
Music selected aud arranged bv
J. T.. GOULD.
Editor Of The Oper. Chorus Book Sacr,
Chorus Book" sc.
ihs Holk complete In Eve Looks-piano Score
and Separate Vocal Parts.
Price Complete. 90 Set OF Vocal parts
" %. Sspa' ate Vocal Parts, each. II 20. Piano
Score - 100. BY mail, postpaid OLIVER DIT.
son CO., Publishers, 277 Washington St,
hos'"h' 16tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Iiooa'e '"ufi Tor the District sf Addison, Com
claims and demands Of all p,rsun- u .uinst the
estate Of ELLEN r. THATCHER
lats ot Orwell in SAID district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited ia offset
thereto and six months from the nth Of NAV
xeInp allowed by said Court tur thai pulpu.o, we
do Therefore helehy give Notice that Ne viii attend
TO tho business ui our said sppoinim,ht At the
hotel Of W. b'ynt0h ia aid Ofweii "a the 2d
Tuesday u September and NovemLei next IRON
one O'Clock m until tom a'cloct !. n, ON
each ot -aid day.
Dated al Or eli this 9Th ja, OF June, 1865
,e.,, c. THOMAS. / r,n,.r.
100" X. ID. HALL '"" e's'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

now clothed with masses of rich klack and
brown hair would, II they were unfortunately
GU Il OFF
from a supply Of Ctistadoro's Dye, begin to
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy, and gray. Manhood and beauty, with
the one defect in their personal appearance rem
edied by
CRlSrADOROS HAIR DYE
rejoice in their good fortune, and recommend it
TO all who require perfect dye.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO Gs Maiden
Lane, New rork. Sold bv all druggists. Applied
by all ir dressers I3,4w
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Clarendon, w., April n, 1865.
hereby certify ihSt | have used Bovce> Foot
Rot medicine for sheep and lind il to be the most
valuable and useful medicine ever used,
9,9m A. d. SMIPa
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WHAT EVERY HoRsEMAN WANTS.
good, cheap. and reliable liniment such an
article is
DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE llNIMENT.

I'll put DuIIIes, At one dollar.
For LaneneSe, Cuts. Calls, Collie, Sprtins, &c,
warranted cheaper than any other II is used by
all the great hotsemen On Long Island courses.
is no linimeni in existence that viii. What il is
stated to cure it positively does. No owner Of
horses will he without it after trying one bottle.
One dose re'ives and often saves the lite u an
over heated OF driven horse. For Collie aud Belly
ache II has never TAI. ed. Just ~ sure As the I'm
Uses, Just sure Is his Valuable luinleni to lie
the Horse EmbrucatiOm u the dlN U,e IT une
aud all. Depot, No 81 Cortlandt Street New
York. Sold nv all the Druggists aud Storokeep-
ers. lh.4w
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A N Invaluable Medicine for the Pur,.

DIX. J. W. POLANDS HuMOk DOCTOR.
a positive relncd, for all kinds ri Humors. Srr,t
ula, ScurvN, Salt Rheum, Ervsipelas. Nettls Rash
Boi=. Carbunclcs, Ulcers and all obstinate atiec
li"is OF the skin MeIcural Diseases, and ever,
faint Of the system; Dyspepsia, and those d..
ease originating in the Derangenlen OF the Dipe.-
I'VE organs, NI-b'ii"ns Complaints, Neuralgia,
Nervous Affections, Headache lnnls,,or. Los ut
appetite, Depression OF Spirits, and Co.tiveness.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TJALES VEGETABLE SICUJAN

~ INIk HFNFWTH
II will positively restore GkAY HAIR o. IT,
original color.
II keeps the hair from falling out II BE- The
best dressing in the world, making liiecsl stia
brashy hair, healthy, soft and glossy
X. r. HALL & co, Nashua. N. H.. propfsiors.
For sale by ali druggists tifw
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ARMlNA COLLEGENSIA.
~ 4 complete Collection Of the
Mas on 1z.,nI,

~ F"'ITIFTVTV -'TTTVVTIUI VI TTt
SON'dS or 4.MERICAN COLLEGES
wan fianoi"rle accompaniment, to which is addict
COMPENDIUM Of COLLEGE HISTORY.
Collected aud eiitedby H. h. WAITE.
This ns, Volume furnishes the most eNt.u.iy.
collection Ut Student Song, presented To the hui
lac, t"enty-une Colleges being represented 49,
Every college IN The United States having been
soheiied I" contribute I" it, Pages. nearly a
'ho"'ahd '"'fN "e's received iIUH which great
care Wa, taken 1" eject thvn moot valuabl. a..
teIe'o"ce 10 I"Ii'IN permanency snd general in.
'eiesl "hi' such hsing "se lu- 4essed nrrin
SIC 'neni go ''7i lHih hl"n ,,ne ,.culiar college
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DISC \ 90 fnblisie,- ~ Washington n
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HE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
REMEDY

Ok j. W fblANDN WHITE fINEIOMrOUND
Cu'e' Sore lhi"st Colds Coughs Dipthsiia
Bronchitis. Splitting III ilood aud Pulmonary At,
iect.uns generally. II j. remarkable remsd,
1o' Kidney Complaints. Ibis medicine IS tIee
fioin anN thing deleterou-, pleasant 10 the taste
faie. NoI sure aud effective ~ IT. action llO.1t
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Hear what the Rutland Herald saws olit

Coon SPRING MEDIoINF.-Dr. Bovces Sar.
saparila, manulaeturel by Francis Fem { Co, uf
this place, though burreeenty introduced in tn,
section, is already nesting with large sale and
giving much abstraction. lis properties are such
a. make il an excellent blood purifier, precisely
the thing which mostpeople want at this season
I" cleanse the svstemtand guard against the dis
el2e~ Incident 10 approaching hot weather. We
have personally tested the quaiitie- this Sarsap
nrilla aud cordially Recommend it To the public
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FIRST MORTGAG BONDS

upon such prhperiy, costing nearly three times
then amount are secue hey ond any CONTINGENCY
The 'OmpanN have abundant means in their
treasury. aud make Il" appeal to the public 10
purchase their Bonds, rs the daily subscriptions
are entirely satisfactory but they submit that
for entire security and liberal returns there is Ger
iainly no better Investment in the market.
The Union Pacific Bonds are Tor Il 600 each.
aud have coupons attached. They have thirty
years Ia run and bear snnual interest uavslIe
on The first days oi January and July at tho Com
panN r office in the City OF New York at the rate
OF 81 pea cent. ia god The Principal j. payable
III gold at maturity. At the present rate Of gold
ihese honds pay an annual income on their cost OF
NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
aud II is believed they will soon be at a premium.
The Company have but very limited supply Of
their Bonds remaining on hand but any subscrip-
ions accepted To greater amount than eau lie
hlled ilom Bonds now 10 the Company's posses
sion, viii he supplied from the New Bonds to be
ISSUED on that portion Vi the road mpleted in
the spring, in Tho order in which they ave rece;v-
ed
The Company reserve the right To advance The
plice OF their bonds to rate above par at any
tine, ana wiz not nil any orders or receive any
subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at the C"'npany's office before the
time Of such advance.
Subscriptions will lie received in MidlleLurv by
IRA W. CLARK,
AMI in New York at the Companys Ofice. No.
20 Nassau Street and by John j. Cisco < Son,
Bankers, No. 90 Wall ST., and by the Company'i
adyertited agents throughout the United States
Remtiances should he made in drafts or other
funds par in New York aud the Bonds will be sent
hee Ut charge by return express. Partes sub
tcrbng through local agents, will look TO them
Tor their safe delivery.
pamphlet and map for 1868 has ,jut been
published la the Company, giving full informa
lion than is possible in an advertisement. respect
The Prop OF the Work ha Raaauanaa Of
the Country iraversed by the Rhad, the Means
for Construction, and the value of the Bouds,
which viii be sent free on application at the Com.
panv'- offices or to any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
April TO- 1868. y39nGm3