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pEpAR1MKsr.

~ WAsH,heros, d O., June =, 1873
h2lders OF H4Vsu -thtrty Notes who desire TO
svsel llemselvfof their sht to convert the s<me
ipt9 I've tweSky Bonds ore hereby notified that
The 1etee muet1be rresc0ted at the Treasury De-
pskfeept % wSshingte1 or st the ONCE Of the
Afgetsnt 3sessHfsr2sh S United States at NsU
Tls noisS sSsS mAtsrsd on the 18th Of Juns
nna be pssss1p4 . or before the 18th day of
july The n1efe~ -. become due the 18th o.
JULY nust bssrese nfsdon or before the LIST day q
The bond to be ineaed In exchange for the no tes
viii beer fnterooe fro0e the lst day Of July. faso
andfbe intere8 On the notes will be calculased
accordingly. The bonds win be Of the issue Of 1851
or Is s. as may be preferred, and they will be
issued In the order in WITCH the notes are pre-
senfed. III. McCULL0UH,
je Z-lw Secretary of the Treasury
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OF NATIONAL FREgDMRN,S
S SAVINGS AND TRUST C0MPANY,

CORNER 18th STREET AND PA. AVE.
N0flGE.-An moneys left on deposit as this
Bank. tcorner 10Th street and Pepnsylysnia ave j
between noy and the nat day Of July, will begin
to draw ineerest heca DATE OF DRPO6IT, II
left In bank six months.
Let all those Who have money BY them dra wing
no interest. however small the sum, put IL 1t once
in the Bank. -
sums Of go or over IL left deposit thirty days
more will draw interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per Annum.
The actual cash de posits Of this Bank on the slst
day OF May were S7B ,445.g.
y W. ALvoRD, President.
II: ID: COOKE, Chairman Finance Committee.
le 10 I'm
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" A e A B d .

IL 4 six months since I opened my new and
beeutiful Piano and Music Warerooms MANY
friends ventured to express the opinion that IL wss
boo and hazardous undertaking; that the city
business in my line weuld not Justify IL, &c.
Yet, encouraged by my extended trade and the
lavish patronage which I had received from q
generous public, was impelled to make this nue
Improvement erecting an immense varehouse
and devotirg four stories and Q fine basement
exclusively to the Piano Parlor Organ, Nusic and
Musical Instruments business.
beg to return my sincere thanks to the vubpc
for their liberal patronage, and to assure them
that my undertaking has proved ITSELF decided.
a perfect sVoeess My business il in a fiourisbing
condition; my stock always the largest and most
compiete ny facilities without limit
Having with me corps Of assistants always Gen.
uemanly and willing and anxious to please hone
to continue to deserve the patronage of my old
friends and customers, aud trust TO make many
new ones. respectfully,
JOHN p ELLIS,
No. 500 Pennsylvania avenue
X(G New Iron Front, near Tenth street
HC1NTBE MARKEr-sPECIAL NOTICE
w The Butchers aud Dealers in Centre Ar.
ct oesiie to apnounce 10 the citizens of Washing
ton that market will be open on FRIDAY AFTER.
NOON and EVENING, July ID, commepcine at 3
o'clock, instead OF Saturday morning, July
~THE BUTOHERs OF CENTRE MAR
~ MI respectfully notify the public that
theI viii be In market. on SATURDAY NORM
ING, July Ith, from 81 to O'Clock O. m. Their
bold no other market during the day.
Je 03t t,th6f
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A CARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.

A CARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned, whilst embracing this oppor
unity e prefer bis most ,incere thanks 10 his
riepds ior their liberal patronage. would earnest
sursd that the former satisfaction rendered his "a
irons Is sun eient guarantee Of his facilities and
bis line in future.
HE store 10 abundantly supplied with the
CHOICEST GROCERIES,
AsIY I'd very fine which
that every order may receive instant attention.
Re further ventures 70 assert that the public can
they can procure more superior quality Of
GROCERIES. suBsfANTIALs, AND LUxU.
and at more reasonable price.: And 4, .,,n,,. 81,
appended list Of articles cordially invites n s1e
s ss Or soy Of
In showing to all who will have the Kindness to
WHICH PREMIUM FAMILY rLOUR
sU9Ak CgREH HAMS
PENHsYLvANIA BEST sM0kKD BEEF AND
BOSTON ISsP E6II9S MESS, ANDAI
ORANGE 1 AZ FSss zHP 5S sESSS BUTTER
NV RHWsI 45Sk iISif yysHs
WHITE HONEY IN THE COMB
s sas ECTs9 And Domestic FRUIT
FRESH CoRN.-Portla?d sweet Corn, warranted
the best.
Heath and "a 4 On.
CHAMPIaNOEs. ITAHisN, MAocARoNI. and
yERMICELLI
PiCEs strictly pure and first quality.
Lynch Freres, Bordeaux.
John Durand, ~
English, American 6wiss. italian, and Dutch
.-.s CHHESE.
-. TEAS.
Old Tyson.
BIZ ACK-standard Oolong, English Breakfast,
Chulsn Pouchong. Pecco. tFiowery and Orange,j
s9nchons, Pine Coz son, &C., &c, &c.
Very respectfully.
A. G. PLANT.
COREEB NEW YORK AVENUE AND FIr.
JeE-6t TEENfH STREET.
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FOR THE ACCoNAoDArfoS OF PrRsoSs leav
nE the city during the summer months they
can have the STAR mailed to their address. nv
ordering the same at the once, for IX cents
per week, for one week or more
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BOARDING..

O0AnDxN0s
ZOE kkNI-Two very pleasant ROOMS with
bOA In edeii ghtf al tu att N in GEORGETOWN
confeIient 10 the street cars, terms reas On abl.
immec iste possession given Apply No 20 Cav
stree.. 0eorg.toMn. jy23t'
HO LARGE. PLEASANT ROOMS on second
"a, moor, with hrst class BOARD. ia a private
family near the Treasury. Price $50, OF single
sS.oms for SO, wit. comforts Of home apply az
Star Office.
GooD BOARD AND ROOMs-At aa6 10Th
week.
A PLEASANT ROOM on LIST floor With BOARD.
q at BOZ h between 7th and 18th streets AIso
TABLE BOARD. Terms reasonable. UINT
SUsMER BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED BY
- addressing Mrs. NJ. WALTON, South River
hrnspohs. Pleasantly situated on South River,
"a nlles from Annapolis, comfortable ro.Tns; fish
ing food oysters and abs plenty; and accessabIe
~ ~ rsirosd to Annapolis, or BY steamboat from
pe-.aore. ie22w.
FINE, LARGE AND AIRY SINGLE AND
DOUBLE ROOMS,. with best Of BOARD N
70. t4I ath street, fronting judiciary Square
Tsble Boarders accommodated. References re
ea.re9: Jei5lm'
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WANTS.

w Penn.: ave .iC.fkoi Hiipp IT.
WAAnJEp.A wRIrl woMAN. 80 Cook,
50, sas re n * s.s Z Ct D.
WASfHD-b7a srst.ei.ss % . sffCArtos
WAHs5lnREIA VEIL III woHtS =, 2 a l.is
Assly ass vsrnent avssas, bssSeea an =
American HoMhsA g nur.. for me es .s ss
months s. I'D Good references required. Call at
asSk $. 2 .I HSRTE 4. M
ASSrs y: S.s %Ss' CITY .
WANrxD-1 respecfabis GIRL. to do general
colin baffssi. l. FIJI 'sT ia?'h E
WANTED-An honest reliable Colored wO
No.. be
q 18Th sad ih Sess:'
HoRsEs WANTkD. -
DzPor QuaRTKRMAs5EEs 9EEIss
Rg%;iSs;: SSH ssS SSssE "a So ' %afrs
inc such for sae suitable for cassry
vice. will present them to Lieut.. Col W Mason,
,b and ISL streets between the souf:
s =. % .SS
Seate Mason that tssy hsrs passed.
Deputy Quartermaster General,
" COY byt. Brig Gen., U. B. Army.
WASTED--A Good Cook Washer and ironer
Nd. See sdverti.ement Of steamer arrow jyiats
WANTED lMMNDIaTELY-A good middle
w aged WASH WOMAN. at DEMoNGEOT'S
WANTEn IMMEDIATELy-A respectable
w WHITE WOMAN. to cook, wash and iron
And as,,t in the house Apply at SIS 18th street
WANTED-A white WOMAN as Chambermaid
uh arc .ns need 1pp thor
good reeomme nd stions sacS a ONE can pr have
COED home Apply at 2s" ST. north, between 18th
WANTED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIps.
w Lsundresses, Seamstrss ses, and Others also,
wife EGId TSi1rsss Apply between II and s. 70
street, between and +. Families supplied. ''A
SEC0ND-HAND FURNITURE WANTED
Families having large or small lots to o. sell viii nd
70 their Nd to call OF address note to
WANTED-TURNITUR or ALL KINDA
w Persons desirous OF disposing Of ali kinds of
furniture will find u to their advantage to call on
easS SU ss.s nse pr on all consigned
d. COLMAN h co.,
Jeg1m 1913 PeAna. ave.
WANTED-Families breaking up housekeeping
w or removing from the city. 70 know that they
can dispose ef their Furniture without the trouble
or e2pense Of an auction. by addressing JAMES
GEiiip, Furniture Dealer, ID st and Pa. avenue.
$J, 100 rGRNiruRH wANf rHSDAHn
declining housekeeping, or having Furniture Of
any description to dispose of, will find il 20 their
sdvsntaes to call upon or address note by post to
tween Pennsylv&his avenue and street, who
guarantees to the very highest cash prices for
second hand Furniture and house K ee ling effects
MARK EZEKIHLS, Auctioneer and Dealer In
Second hand Furniture, No. 500 9th st. my2s II
w and Gentlemen's sECOND:HAND CLOTH
ING, UNDERCLOTHlN4, BEDDING, BOOTS,
and sHOEs, &c &c, At 2sax 7th street between
and N streets north. EB-No matter how
nuce tney nave been worn ja6lyA
WANTED-NEW AND CAsT-OFF CLOTH
W ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, REVIEWERS
or any article Of value At the old established frm
Of X. FULTON CO., Pawsbrokers, 81 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. ja 8-lys
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- The boot and shoe makers OF Liverpool
have struck for higher wages.
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PERSONAL.

M Msaicsi pamphlet revised and ia.s pa obi
" ~ NE author, Doctor csrtss This valuable
gives clear synopis Of tie imsedimenss to mar.
suisof s' b. a'i' For. oss Wash: 4:
DE- DE- r. CURrls. n. D =. r. G. 8. &C.,
9sn and Of III secret b Sc is snd
,nosS arising from Sc minal Nervous aud Physical
natural functions, sedsntsry ksbits, Se'' produc.
Residsnce ISs street, SstSse. sesa spas,st ~
spa 70 " " consulting hsurs from 10 % .,
SoIENos HAS TRIUMPHRD-
Gentlemen may BOW be cured BY mecha.ic.i a.
iI 4; !; IL g
Bhysi;.n. fnsitIs IN esef sa. IL assi
directiens fer use, In . sealed package, upon The
re'. ass Of S. Send for asiISuis5: Dr.Ic ~
esE' Lock bO, as, wassinatoh. DO.
SPlCIIAAL E0IIcE-Cooi and we'll furnished
no t npSXXMS, snsle or in suits, with or without
nsst corner p Ct sth Ct and Penna Best Iocs.
:. -"s s..y: le u lot
d. sGkGR6s AND PHYSICIAN,
~ z4o rENNsYLvANlA AVENUE, above latb street,
complaints; and hsi met with the Srsstsst sscns
In this city and New York
LADIEs desirins especiai trsstment will nnd
MN very ekillful and confidential.
s,I IRREGULARITIES, from whatever cause,
Rooms PRIVATE. Patients sss no ore but the
DOCTOR. jesu
CoErIptHTIAL:.Ioans men vao nav. q
Tnieh Snnt then fcr H1sine:s pleasure. or q:
Non. Who, from the folies Of youth, or other
causes feel debility In advance OF their year,,
before placing themselves under the trea nt Of
any one, should nrst read 1.-THE Secret Friend"
- arried iadie: Hil learn somsthing Of Importance
address, in Q sealed envelope, on receipt Of =
cents Address DE-. 0HARLES 4. STUART 90.
DoeSon, u as. Ja9-ly
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pKACE AND PLEASURE TO ALL

PhAO8 AND PLEASURE TO ALL.
Eighth grand PIC NC OF the LONE STAR
SLt VIII be efven st Juenemans Pleasure a
geIden, corner Of 9Th and SITS, Capitol
ndn Oh fkiDAf. July Sd, 1855 Tickets
30 90 Cents, ssmitti ns = gent aud ladies' Dan -
H1ng e CONNIE nee at q h and to eontinos until
ERsT GRAHD PICNIC OF THI b BI
ASSOCIATION,
cN IHE tOURTH or JULY,
Al BECKETrs GARDEN
- street, between 18th and l4.h stre@ts
Inc Committee OF the above Association a
nay made sllsuit.bte arrangements Tor their
manner IN this deli ghtiui garden
goed mo, e is engaged FOR the occasion.
Iickee % Gents, admitting o Gentleman end
TO EXCURsI0NIsTs. : Parties wishing q
= pleasant sail down the Potomac
river curing the heated term. can
c o. konid Trip Tickets 20 GLY-
Ign Tor ~ good for day issued only.
The Steamer kkYP0Rf Capt. y HoIlineshesd
leayes her wharf, foot Of 1th street daily al 9
N, Ietur nlne 70 Washington at D. N allowing
pless9re parties soJourn Of eight hours st civ
m.nt Tor neing. Fishing and Bathing.
N ins fssnlon has been put In complete order by
Messrs- Bowers q Albers, who will furuisb re-.
shmenfs 81 all times. and Will do ever ing in
teer power 20 render IL pleasant 70 the patrons OF
IDS ue aelishtful resort. Breakfast on board OF
- For Tickets and On rther information. applv
= once No, $50 Pen.sylysnia avenue. under
National Hotel. GEORGE MATTINGIY
3c eOlm Supt. Potomac Roatn
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HUI FOB LaCktL.
H RE HsRlTE FNruRSIoN
There viii be GRAND RICH ARTTR FNs'uR
=. -! +: P$ = l|-5 ~ 20
gHoeo 10 ~ Is Tor the ROUND trip. Music Will be
m attendance. Train leave. at On rreri.ely
ASH Tor keehAbite Ticket "a Depot ~ 81
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The City Amusements. A

AT THE CHEsNUT Boucicault's dramatiza-
tion of Foul Play will be performed this even
ing by Mr.. d. ii. Harkins and his Broadway
Theatre combination company. The piece will
be placed upon the stage with new scenery and
appointments. Foul Play will only be given
during tn 9 present week.
AT THE WALNUT Mrs. Lander will appear
this evening for the first time as Marie An.
toinette." In Reeds historical tragedy OF that
name.
AT THE ARCH Lolita will commence an en-
gagement this evening. and will appear as
Little Nell" and the "Marchioness," in John
Brougham's adaptation from Dickens story Of
the sold Curiosity Shop"
ATTHE AMERICAN a new ballet entitled the
Grand Duchess will be produced this evening
The Gregory Family OF acrobats will remain
during the present week.
AT HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE a great variety
OF amusing scenes, burlesques, extravaganzas
etc.. are given every e7ening.
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CIT TIE III S.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHING.-In store and receiv-
ing daily; ALSO and choice styles In the piece TO
be made mp to order. Great bargains In Summer
Goods, ready made or made TO order Style d., aud
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none,
squAlled by few.
Anprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed TO every
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaLctOuv betiUeen BENNETT Co,
FVth and 7 TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BRoAnWAY NEW YoRR,
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n. STEEL & so N
HAVE NOW OPEN
ONE OF THE BE T ASSIGNMENTS OF
BLACK SILKS
THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THE OrTY,
Nd ADVANt Il In OUR PRICES.
Plain Black Taffe.a Silks. sl'25 to S3I5
Plain Black Gros Gralns s225 10 %.
Ssbin Face Black Gros Grains, sS to g.
BONNET" "TAPI-siER Fills AND DEBRY,
"PAULE EFT COUDERER,"
and all the best makes Of Lyons Gros Grains.
HANDSOME COLOHED SILKS,
all shades and qualities fro m sr76 to 90.
large assortment OF new and choice styles
FRENCH. GERMAN. AND ENGLISH DREsS
GOODS,
of every variety and quality, CSC. to $3.50,
FINE BROCHB SHAWLs.
FINE WOOLLEN sHAWLS
MISSES LONG AND SQUARE SHAwLS
shawls OF every variety at low prices,
MU6LINS, CALICOE5 AND CANTON FLAN
NbLs.
All bought bince the recent decline In prices,
AT NEARLY OLD PRICES.
NOS. 7I8 AND 7A5 n. TENTH STREET,
IL PHILADELPHIA.
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DIED.

DAvIs.-On Friday morning, after lingering Ill
ness, MAGGIE J. r. DAVIS, youngest daughter Of
the late James Davis, In the I'D year or her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
Friendship Union, No. 4, u. g. b. and e. are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 1919 Lombard street, on Wednesday
morning al o'clock.
FRY.-On the 4th instant, CHARLES F. FRY, son
OF the late John Fry and Harriet Chew, in the 9Th
The relatives and frIenda OF the family also Fourth
OF July Lodge, No. Ia l. o. OF o. F. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
his mother. rear OF No. 81 Catherine street. on
Wednesday afternoon AZ O'Clock. To proceed to
Union Cemetery.
MINGRES.-On Sunday morning, the 4th Instant
ROBERT w. MINGRkS, In his sd year.
The relatives and friends OF the LALnly are respect
fully Invited attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 1928 y. Tenth street, on Wednesday the
9TH instant, at / O'Clock.
6AGEE-on the Sd instant. ELIZABETH M
SA6EE relict OF the late Andrew Sagee, Sr aged 70
years.
81 IecLruy invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence, no $50 N. Eleventh street, on Tnursday
afternoon, the Sth instant To proceed to Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
wILsoN.-on the Sd instant, MARY WILSON,
reict of the late Alexander Wilson, aged 6S years
Her relatives ana friends respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from tue residence OF her
in.Iaw, Mr.. w. A. Elliott, No 2l42 Green street.
Tuesday, 9Th Instant at o'clock. 10 proceed to
LauIel Hill. "
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AND SOC BROADWAY

BRoNcHITns.-The usual symptoms OF this disease
arc Cough. Soreness OF the Lungs or Throat, Hoase
ness. Difficulty Of Breathing Hectic Fever, Spit
tang OF Phlesn or Matter. and sometimes Blood. II
Is Rn Inflammation OF the fine skin lining the inside
Of the whole OF the Wind Tubes Air Vessels whi
run through every par. OF the Lungs. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant Immediately Huppresses the Cough. Pain.
Inflammation. Fever, and Difficulty of Breathing.
produces a free and easy expectoraton. effects
speedy cure. Sold by all Druggists,
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PLEASANT AND AeREEABLE.-It has long been a
desire TO have a tonic for invalds which is both
pleasant and agreeable to the taste. which we have
In the STANDARD Wine Bltters Of Mr. Alfred Speer.
Their effect upon the system is mildly stimulating,
duretc sudorihc, and tonic; beneficial In affections
of the Kidneys Chronic diseases, with general de-
bilty Of the constitution, sOld by Druggists,
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MARRIED.

CHEw-TIMMENs.-On September "a, 1865, by tt Q
Rev. Samuel Durborow, HIRAM +. CHEW 70 Miss
MARY TIMMEN 3, both of this city.
NEwToN-CoNNER=In Baltlmore September
2e, by Rev. Mr.. Streker, Mr.. ]. y. NEWTON to Miss
MAkY Il. CONNER both of this city.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.

More than twc-tbirds OF the Through Line ana
branches between the Missouri liver snd The PaolDo
Ocean are constructed, at coet of nearly
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DRY GOODS.
BLANKETS AND QUILTs.
STRAWBRIDGE & CL0THIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH and MARK Ell.

We are again receiving for this season the
celebrated
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INUG JET & SONS
STAN . A RD GIG AR 8,

Retsiled by leading grocers and dealerO; each box
trade marked
Under "MARIANA RITA' brand. nineteen varie.
ties-genuine "ALL HAVANA" CIGARS. the leaf
our import itation.
Under "FRA DIAVoLo" brand, five varieties; all
high grade "HAVANA.FILLER" CIGARS.
We continue our importations OF HAVANA
CIGARS by each direct Havana teamer.
3. FUGUET IL SONS
lQl l56P NO 22 ., FRONT Street.
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First Mortgage 30-Year Gold Bonds
OF THE
Central Pacific Railroad Company.

bearing six per cent per annun interest," both priuc
pal and interest payable In "UNITEDSTATE5 GOLD
COIN" 1hese Bonds are the first lien upon one of
the most productive and valu BILE railroad lines I'm
the world-a lin which will be fnisned within twelva
months and which Is already earning, after paying
operating expenses. more than twice the annual
charge Of It's Bonded debt They are already widely
known and esteemed in this country and Europ and
1t is believed the remainder Of the Loan will speedily
be taken.
A limited amount will be disposed OF at
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FINANCIAL.
THE GREAT

The GREAT
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
necoVink the aid aud supervision ofthe 0overnme
ano carried forward by the extraoroInar1 Ye,ourcss
and energy of the powerful CORPORATIONS In whom, 20
was entrusted-is rapidly approaching oompletIo1.
and lis safe to say that NEW YORK AND sAN
FRANCISCO WILL BE CONNECTED BIZ RAN
BY THE
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
More than twc-,birds OF the Through Line aue
branches between the Missouri yer End ihe Psono
Ocean are constructed, at cost of nearly
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
And the remainder is being pus aed forward VITA
unparalleled vIRor.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
To whom belongs the western and Principal Portion
OF the Main-stem Line receive from, the IInitad
States Governments,
The right Of way through the Territories with tho
use OF timber and materials along the route
ii. An absolute grant of twenty sections per mile
minimum value Of which is now fixed at a. 50 per
acre.
III. A special Issue OF United States Six Per Cent
Bonds average rate OF per mie delivered
as ihe work progresses; which the Company are nj
lowed TO repay within thirty years. mainly by trans.
portaiion service.
Nv. Authority to Issue their own First Mortgage
Bonds 70 the same amount having the preferred lien
superior to that OF the Government.
v. II receives in addition, donation and subsidies
nom the state and Cities OF California amounting to
more than q. .ooo, 900 in gold:-
Or an aggregate OF Cash Resources for construction
Of MORE THAN Sixty MILLIONS UPON 7aN
M1LHS independent Of the ten millions OF acres Of
public lands and further subscriptions to the Capital
stock. The early completion Of the enterprise Ia
the refore beyond all doubt.
This Company have already carried their road sue.
cesstuly acress the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and
are rapidly extending the track the Laks
Plains. and have already q valuable way.trafRa
thereon. Besides q milesge upon all through bust.
this road having the pest lands for settem emit
the most productive mines, the nearest markets. ana
being exempt from competition. they Will always
command large revenues. The net earnings upon
the completed portions more than double the
total annual interest liabilities TO be assumed
thereupon.
The undersigned offer tor sale, and recommend to
inves,t rs. the
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,

And The remainder is being pushed forward vita
unparalleled viRor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

il no reason in the world why the strikers
should not burn the cigar factory and bludgeon
its proprietors Do wOlkmen suppose that they
gain ANYTHING by such shameful and tyrannIcal
conduct On the other hand, cannot they see
that it would iTetricyaby damage the very
best of causes? Here are two clgar-makeIs'
A. and Il. The first is willing to MAKE
cigars for so many shilliDgs per huhdreo'
and has 10 objection to working In the same
establishment with female operatives. Du1
b. says to A. "You shall not make cigars lor
" so much per hundred, and you shall not wofh
" for any manufacturer who employs WOMEN
81 will ~ says A. "And | will break y0lr
"hcad if you do" says b.; while c., and d., ana
f., standing about, cheer Mr.. b., and promise
to assist if necessary in the persuasive assault.
Who are the tyrants now The "bOsscs' or
the "strikerss"
Yet it is by such maladrOit maneuverS that
almost every effort on the part of those labor
ing for wages to increase their incomes has
been spoiled. Society does not love violence
why should it, since peace and order are the
condition of its existence! The cause of the
nottingham becomes more and more unpop-
uar the employer little by little is strength
ened and finally the operative goes back to his
work in worse condition than before. 1t is an
old, old story-how many more repetitions of it
shall we be compelled to listen tot