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THE METHODIST CHURCH AND THE SOUTH
ERN CoHFKR1cRs.-Tbe admission of the DEL
egafes from the Southern Conferences was the
great event OF the week In the Chicago Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference. The Anal vote was
15 70 ~, great triumph Of liberal views. IL
Is asserted that the new deleRates will probably
have influence 70 change some arraneenenfs
previously made mp ~ q sslate, I" in regard 70
Conference appointments. Their names are
John w. Talley, James Davis John w. Var
borough, T. II. Pearne, w. q. bailey, John p
Newman, T. w. Lewis, ID. Routledee. Josep m
Welch, John s. Mitchell and Ben jamin Brovo- n
In reference TO the closing deba te on the suo
Ject, acorrespondent Of the Cincinnati Cax,ff,-
says =
ference, but whose held OF labor has been ren.
orally in Maryland, took the floor an opncsi.
ton TO the report, and spoke as long as he ccold
which, however, was not very lone Tn,
manifest tmpattence OF the Confsrence NJ tht.
delay soon convinced the represeutati We from
!" My Maryland" that IL was not only hard.
but very foolish, 70 /" kick agaiusf the pricks v
a call for the previous Quession vas Sustained
ana the vote was taken By ayes and nays.
when the secretary called the name .Currv.-
the Doctor thundered back, "a You've broken n
oole big enough 70 let them IN; I vote ave y,
Whereupon the house res0unded with clappInw
OF hands Dr. Foster answered no- Vim =
frown all his own. DIR. Slicer, Of Baltmo-.
uttered his nay" with an ugly grovI p~ts,
Cartwright famous - q politician Of the nss,.
ocratc persuasion, voted s-aye." and ~ vo.if
erously applauded- The adrocstes of lsv -
resentatlon feel confident Of the sacces, az ne
measure.
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I'd Extra.
THE PLATFORM.
MICRO SUFFRAGE IN THE SOUTH.
ERN STATES.
ThE toRTHTRN STATES TO REGu-
LATE SUFFRAGE.
THE NATIONAL CREDIT To he Sus-
tanned.
kieHiH DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the starl
CHICAGO, May 21--when the vote WA. an
nounced flags fell AZ the rear of the st.re. dis
playing a tsbleau painting Of Grant seated IN
the White House, illuminated by a Calc,um
hght,) with wresth reading Match him,
Five thousand people rose and sung. with the
bands playing, " Rally around the nag ana
giving eighteen cheers.
(NIrTH asPArcH.l
Especial dispatch 20 the STAR
CHICAGO. May 2i.-At noon. the Committee
on Resolutions came in with the Platform. IL
Is IN substance as follows:-The FIRST resolution
congratulates the country on the assured sue
cess OF Congressional Reconstruction. ana de-
mards thai impartial suffrage be insisted on In
the South, and left TO the States in the North TO
decide themselves.
The sscond denounces repudiation, and de-
clares for the payment of the debt according %
the letter and spirit OF the law.
The third favors equal tassnon.
The fourth demands economy in heGovern-
meot.
The fifth deplores the death OF Lincoln and
regrets the accession OF johnson to the execu-
tive chair. declaring that he has betrayed the
cause Of good Government and his action has
been treacherous to the people who elected
him and that he had been Justly impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanors for which he
was pronounced guilty by IS Senator'S. Re-
ceived with wild demonstrations
The sixth declares for protection Of American
citizens abroad.
The seventh pertains TO the soldiers and
declares for the payment Of bounty.
The eighth declares for a liberal emigration
policy, and expresses sympathy with the op-
pressed Of all nations
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EXCITEMENT ON The INCREASE
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
FENTON'S FRIENDS SAID TO Re
USING MONEY.
CARL SEIZURES SPEECH FORESHAD.
OWS THE PLATFORM
DEBATE ON THE UNION LEAGUE
RESOLUTIONS.
THEY DENOUNCE THE NON IMPEACH.
MENT SENATOR'S.
No ACTION ON fFN
[By Associated Press I
NO ACTION ON iEM.

by Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The excitement here is
still increasing. Gov. Fenton's friends claim
lbs votes on the first blllot, but his opponents
say that he cannot increase this vote. Mr..
Wade's friends are likely to break after the first
ballot for Vice President Speaker Oolfax has
much popular strength in the conventions, but
it is still unorganized. Part of the southern
delegates indicate purpose TO support Senator
Wilson. but If any new combination shall b.
agreed upon, the tendency appears to be to-
wards Hamlin, Of Maine.
The Committee of Resolutions have agreed
on a report. 1t is understood that the platform
was foreshadowed by Carl Schurz's speech. at
least in spirit.
1t is charged that some of Fenton's friends
are using money freely, and threats Of an
exposure in open Convention are being made
Many Of Wade's friends consider Fenton's SUM-
porters hostile, which feeling appears to be
reacting in favor of Hamiin. At this hour no
sagacious leader Of either wing ventures DOS.
tive prediction on the Vice President.
The Convention was called to order and the
President announced that the Committee ON
Resolutions had just sent word that thew
would not be ready to report before eleven
O'Clock.
Mr. Spencer, OF New York. moved tha, the
IeSolutlOns VI inc Union League, pr0seuted
yesterday, be spread upon the record. The
resolutions declare that the Union Leaxue is
of vital importance to the success of the Re.
publican party; they pledge the loyal North to
uphold and protect the loyal people south:
express high appreciation Of the patience and
foroearance OF the neg roes in the South, their
devotion as Union soldiers during the war; and
declare them entitled 10 the ballot; declare I'M.
partial suffrage cardinal prsnciple Of the Re.
pm blican party; endorse Congrese; consider the
hour passed for hesitation, compromise or
leniency towards thoss Who support or de-
fend traitors; denouncs President johnson
and the Republican Senators In disappointing
the hopes o. every loyal heart in the land hy
voting for the acQuiftal Of President Johrsou
when they knew him 10 be guilty Of the crime
CHARGED; finally they rscommsnd the noni.
A point Of order vas raised that tAe rules
adopted yesterday required all resol utfons "a
be referred without dS6aas, ana hat n Va p;,t
competent now to bring tAem mp Sbr for discus. Y
sion. r.. u =
A motion 70 recall thsm was tahlsd. -
Nr. Spencer moved 70 reconskdsr u motfo.
tAbling them, and on that motion he prono.ed
70 SPEAK, but was ruled out Of order
The only point In the resol utiou exc,tip~
much feeling was that denouncine the non nsS-e
parchment Senators, which was received win
great applause.
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/ United STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND,
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

FOsT OFFICE DEPARTMRNT,
Proposals vi be received at the Contract ON ce
is decided By the tS For G- ns' Is:
mails Of the United States from July 1858, to june
By the 81 ,bs the A. sss
and arrivals herein specified. viz:
a Ssse % routes we're mostly. advertised October 81,
ss fsGT sns b.aR BY Butler to Black Book
Leave cccEess~iiis Sstarc.y Ss ea en arrv. of the
BALI Ba,ss.sTs =. R,nrr malay RdsHy at 10 80 am
Leaie Black Rock Saturday at g. .s0pm;
s46 From giHSsbgrs to Louisville, III miles and
train, to be arranged to the satisfaction of the
1851 Fr.m Sligo, by Four Corns rs to Colesville,
nsis miles sI1da snd bsSn, T.IN Twice week
Leave OOissvilis Tus.d.y and Saturday at l
froFOssi. iss % ~ sddlsional trip will also b. re.
eelyea' s ana also ior extension to spencervilis.
as7o Prem Monrovis, by Kempton. to Damascus, 8
Leave Monrovia Saturday at pm;
? Arrive q Damascus BY 5 m;
Leave Damascus Saturday at II m;
1888 From BIsdsn.bprE. ~ suitsyilIe and Oak
Tu;cs 70 saI IIi'cneiisviile, Il miles ana oac
Leave Blsdsn;burs Tuesday and Friday a, 8
Leave Mitchellsyiile Tuesday and Friday ct
sss From s.. Clements Bay, BY Moreanza, to Oak
Censnss snG Bay Bay Saturday SaSs pm;
Arrive at Oskville BY Z m;
Arrive ss St: Clemsnt: Bay bs lam.
s00 From Head Of sassafras, by Msssey's Gross
Roesvilie. and Bridsstown to Grsensboro'. s.
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Head Of sassafras Monday and Friday at
Arrive at Greensboro by .spm;.
Leave Greensboro Tuesday and Saturday at
,.,o Arrive st He'd Of sassafrs: syspm.
Ss ron ion GresnsboI oush 70 Meiviiie' miles and
Leave Greensboro saturday st4pm;
Leave Leave ssisi. e Sf1sis ss.STd.5 sT %'I Ipm;
Arrive st Greensboro, by p m.
TS..sss oy ssnse. o.
p Msnoesoy, iPoiSt q Eoek. and I.Sds1, der,
w.ek by steam y, CO canal packet during season Of
Lssys s,;s.Gs Gssrs..o.n Monday, Wednesday. and
Leave Barry f1esasy' Thursday. and Saturday
Arrive At Georgetown By spn.
cate. e
: : & & ssIss Z & :rIs &:
..n lawn SLrxAsD'fs s...n..s.s u sss9.sa; s...4.;,
Ohhah!AFFs s0gs5E gSs5EuxsE sAI sre GIssaeP5ss sssfsP5s
COUNTY I2 WIT In the :, Ts.n.f ssss Of n An
sho, deeea.sd. The .sscstor asslss.id has. Win
Hashington county Aforesaid, appointed TUss.
anal :s' :ss.,snssn: q ss e a..euos% % 3 e. &.
psrsenel estats Of said dscsassd, and Of the
scsed and TUNED sso ~ Ssss sd sS:rss sa S
the creditors and heirs saa0 deceased notified
they nay otSsr~iss 81 iav s. excluded froS II
benefit in said deceasedt estats: provided copy
o. H,s 9rasr Ss DgSnsaec o1Ss a. vsss tcr thrss
Test: JAS. =. ODEIRNB,
nyulawsWs 1sgister efWuis,
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The New York money market continues TO
gain in ease. Business generally Is extremely
dull; and, as the result, capital he steadily grav-
itating 70 that centre for tempors " employ
ment The banks are generally asking per
cent on stock collsterals, but find nc necessary
20 lend round amounts SUD rosa NJ per cent; on
Governments, loans are made al 4a5 per cent
There is little demand for discounts upon real
ly prime paper, although the banks are resdy
TO buy al 6a6h per cent OF secoud-class
names there is an over supply. Goyernments
continue IN very active demand, and prices
have further advanced. The general dullness
OF bus is causing a withdrawal Of money
funds.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO THE MOST PERFECT
PREPARArioN FOR THE HAIR EVER Of
YERKD THE PUBLIC.
1t IL . vegetable compound, aud contains no fnju.
rious properties whatever.
IL triN restors Gray Haiy to its ortxiaaI color.
II viii Keep the hair from falling out.
II ceanses the scalp ana makes the hair soft, lus-
trous and silken.
1t is q splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young, should fail to use It.
his recommended and used by the hrSt Medical
authority.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
new er, and take no other
p. HALL Co, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. my 4-eo2m
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A CA r d

Clergyman. while resldng in South America
a missionary, discoves ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Iarly De-
cay Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by Q
desire to bene st the aficted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
cine, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
9-3ms New York CITY
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NEW YORK, May 2I.-Flour dull and heavy
Tor common, and firm for good. Wheat dull
and dropping. Corn without decided change
Pork steady; new mess s2s.SO. Lard quiet at
IkaleH. Cotton dull and lower at 3a3Ox
for Uplands. Turpentine quiet at So cen a.
Rosin unchanged at S32Oas325 for strained
common.
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- Madame Weiss and DIR. W-bo~r haxa
been arrested in New YORK. on a verdict by the
Coroners jury, Of implication m the dean ~
he young girl kouigsberger by abortion.
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nUANTlTY vs.. QUALITY. HELNsolDs Ex-
Nd TRACT sARsAPARILLA. The doae = small
Those who desire large guam aty and large doses
ofmedicine ERR.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An ESSAY roR You've MEN ON TIE CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments to MARRIAsR, with sure means
Of relief. Sent In sealed letter enyslogss free
Howard Associate PhiIadelphia, Pa. il fo.srn
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THOSE WHO DESIRB BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLETION must panty and enrich the
blood. which HeLhBoLD's CoNcEKrRATLD Ex-
Tract OF sARsAPARILLA vaxtably does. AK Tor
HsIDs6sld's. Take ~ other.
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TON. d. c.. Thu RSDAY. MAY 2I. 1863.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL. SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.
SUPERIOR AOOOMMODArION FOR FANI-
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
s4so Per Day, SIS Per Week, sloo for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or 3. LELAND co.,
my IA WAe,6w Metropolitan hotel.
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EOR sALE-A nearly rev N0.rOP BU0GY,
Il made By Joyce 3 Co. 70 Be seen e 20.
RaselS stable, Beall street, oeorsstovn,
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BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye is the best in the world; ;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable,
tint. remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invieo-
rates and leaves the Hat soft and besutiful blaoa
o. brotrn. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelor 3 Wig Factoy
No. Is Bond sreet, New York. 10 Is -eodly
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9svernnent Securities.
WAssrrsTor, May ~, is6s.-Jay Csoke q
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernment securities:
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W all Street Te.dav

NEW YORK, May 2I.-Goyernments very
active and strong. Exchange 10. Gold, 1874
Money Sac per cent Nirginias SIX
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1868.

DEAR eIR: take pleasure in recommending
four ROSADALIe a. Q very powerful Alter
have seen itased In two cases With happy results
-one . case of secondary syphilis in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after hayina
taken dve bottles Of your medicine. The other q
Of scrofula of long standing vAich ID RAPIDLY
improving under its use, and the indicatio ~ are
that the patient will soon recov r. have careful
ly examined the formula by winch your RosadaIis
IL made, and md II IN excellent compound Of AL
tsrative tnerodteats.
Yours truly, B. ". CARR, H. D.
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TISrIMONIALs.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
0sC Justice afhs Sspyeme Cexyt Of Pa sc,ttss.
PHILADELPHIA, March L. la7
~ hnd .PoohandI 3 German Bitters' is = SocA
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
md Of sreat benenti cases Of debility and want Of
Hervous actton n the system. Yours, truly,
GEO. W. WOOOWXRD,n
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VOL. XXI.
ROSADALIS.
The Great American Health Restofer.
Tbe Dest Blood Purifier in the World.
DIR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ROs DALIs!
AsAFH AND CIRrAIN CURE
tAsD rHK osiy ONE YET prscovIaED)
sCRsFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS
onsumpttep, n its Early Stages; Enlareeosp
and Usoerausa Of the Glands, Joats, Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
RAeumasisn. Eruptiens
of the Skin, Chronic
Sore ayes, &c.
ALSO,
SYPHILIS,
TN xrr vr>c ~ a mora rnp~..
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
ssssARsetite, SICK Headache. Liver Complaint,
Psin intbe Back, ImerudencefE
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases OF
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
k shororshly eradicate. every kind Of hunor
heakhy condition.
IT Is PERI sCTLY HARMLESS. never pro.
dsOang the slightest injury.
~ Used axd ssdorssd Sy the LEADING Physi-
eie.s eresy,raere 1t is knorn.
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy:
OER1IFICATEs FROM PHYSICIANS.
believe DR.. Lawrences .'ROSADALIs" to be
s6e BEsI h1IEHAIIyE IN SsE, and therefore fully
THOMAS J. BOYKIN, ND.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
Read TIE sTATsMESTs pysrs9s MS BELOW ANp
=, WILSON County, September lo, ,lsa
DEAR Sig Ny youngest daughter, aged FIVE years
al her hfs: i tried great many Physicisns, Sst
wtthens relieving her much; in fact, most Of them
2nbs bssss covered sith sorss end bieteSssy.ssn
10 hi: vas sd1is.d Sy 'TGfn Dr.. ssiss
s,9 e three
, .Ss nS.leat !r less tha. psnth, to my great
1oSr. vita s.eS r:sSse; sSs % I'D lam SIR
". w. BURNETT.
RosADALIs OUREs ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, N. O., Sept Is, 1867.
IEAI 81 n I'm 1852 my ,sou. now aged nv. years,
Hs Ss: been ;,misssd Eiih 81 in1sssr.ss and 1 ea.
times bre.kias o.t in sores, &c; Rosedalis was
s;y t.; t.2n: ~ a:, II Sy;,fn s.f, DR.
osoe and remains sstirsly cell. Yours truly.
ROeAUALI6 rs A POTENT RIMEDY INAL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
VROh C. W. BLouxT, RsQ., ATTORNEY AT Law
WILSON, NORTH ARoLINA.
Ihave bean cured of Ghpsnic Inflammation of
ne Lar and PaTtiAi Deafness; Of ts1 yssrs Ss.nd-
THE ROSADALIS
Q not secret medicine. The articles from which
10 used and recommended py the Medical Faculty,
snd BxLiABLE Medieine Tor Di:sssSs of the
CHR0NIC Liver COMPLAINT CURED.
This 10 to certify that was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DIR. Lawrence6 RosadaIie
sfter having been confined 70 my bed and house
70. long tune, snd trying vaEfsus medicines with
Iknow Of several others in this county eured
through the nse Of Rossdslis, and It can be found
they eli Drase 1t ss great msdioine.~ -.1
GREENE County. Angus. 4 A' iSS. 1n'hS'
BALTIMORE. February 10, 1865.
Dr.. j. j. Larreno:
DEAR eIR: take pleasure In recommendins
four kOsADILIs a. very powerful Alternative.
-one . of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken nve bottles Of your medicine. The other q
improving under its use, and the indication ns are
that the patient will soon recov r: have careful
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THE UNION PACIFIC
RAIL DAD COM PANY
OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

miles from Omaha. on the Missouri River, to the
tide waters OF the Pacific ocean, is being built by
two powerful Companies-THE UNION Pacific, be-
ginnil g at Omaha, building West, and the Central
Pacific, Of California, beginning at Sacramento
Both Companies have prosecuted the work with
great yigor, the Union Pacific having already ex-
pended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
and the Central over Twsnty Millions; upon their
PACIFIC HAVE COMPLETED $50 MILES
me mos sSon the and U ss
ditional miles are ready for the track. They will
500 and 900 MILES
be no reasonable doubt that the distance between
Omaha and Sacramento will be traversed By rail in
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS 1880 acres of
lano and it's Bonds to the average amount Of S2
per mile, to aid IN the construction OF the line, and
authorizes the issue Of the First Mortgage Bond.
now offered for sale, to the same amount and NO
gives to the First Mortgage BondkoIders a prior
lien for Their security, 70 which large p.id.up
pit as each section Of twenty miles is By
Government commission. SO that they always rep
1t is universally admitted that on the completion
of the Union Pacific Railroad, it's through busnes.
world~but its Way or local business is already seV
era times the interest on it's bonds so that II not
another mile were built, they would be q secure
investment.
THE NIT EARNINGS for eight months of last
year on an average of $50 miles are officially re-
ported 81 LOG. .l36, while the interest on ali the
Bonds IL could ssue that length Of road for that
time. reduced To currency. was only S34S .356.
The amount paid by the Government for the
trans portation of troops, munitions, stores and
much more than the interest on the United States
Second Mortgage Bonds. If IL il not, the charter
provides that after the road 10 completed. and un-
ill said bonds and interest paid, at least a We
per cent of the net earnings Of the road shall be
applied to such payment.
The Union Pacific Bonds are fer sl 200 each
and have coupons attached. They have thirty
years run, and bear annual in, crest payable on
the first days Of January and uly 1t the Compsny's
once in the City Of New York, at the rate Of six
per in gold. The Principal is payable in gold
at maturity. At the present rate Of gold, these
bonds pay An annual income on their cost of
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VS TIE SPRING K0NrHs, the system na,u-
u rally undergoes Q change, and HELMBoLp's
HIsULT CONCENTRATE EXTRACT or SARsAPA-
IILrA 10 an assistant of the greatest value.
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VOUNG LADIES BEWARE,
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECrS ct Face Pow
aerp and Washes. All such re1i lies c4ose mp the
pores Of the skin, and in q sho<t time destroy the
COMPLEXION. II you would have o fresh, heAfhy
and youthful appearance, use HKINsoLD's EK-
TnACT skIsAPARfLLA. 30.
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NEAKLY NINE PER CENT.
AND IT'S BELIEVED THAT THEY VIII
SOON BE ATA PREMIUM

The Company have but Q very limited supply of
their Bonds remaining on hand but any subscrip-
tions accepted ID q greater amount than can be
filled from Bouds now in the Oompanys posses
issued that portion Of the road completed in the
sprinG, in the order in which they are re ,eived.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price OF their bonds to rate above par at any time
and will not all any orders or receive any subscrp
tons on which the money has not been actually
advance.
Parties subscrit ing will remit the par yalue of
the bonds end the sccrued interest I'm currency at
the rate Of six per cent per annum. from the date
vi viii be % received in WksHINGToN 6'''''p'''h' By
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RIrTENHoCsE, FOWLER CO.,
and in New York
At THE COMPANYs OFFICI. No. 20 MAS.
SAU STREET, AND BY
JOHN J. CISCO L SON, BANKERS, No. SO
WALL STREET,
And by the Company p adver tissa agents through
out the United States.
Rsntttances should be made in drafts or Other
fnSds pay IN Netc York, and the Bonds piH be
senf fyee ofehdyse by return express. Parties SUB
srtb'Ss THROUGH local agents rfiI Took to them for
'"..i PXMPHHET an PfIif AND NAP FOR 1865 has inst
been published by the Company, giving fuller in.
formation than is possible in a. advertisement,
respecting the Progress Of the Work, the Be
sources OF the Country travereed by the Road the
Means for Construction; and the Value Of the
the Company 3 ofices OF to any Of the advertised
agents. JOHN CISCO.
Treasurer, New York
April 10. 1858. my n-wAS.1m
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and rsA.a.e .ltsr.ti.s. &C, and take pleasure in
~" 4 s. HoSRsT. III \. '1s d. public
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