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COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.


NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ 0P gSs Sai 4 SSsSRa,''
THE sfM and ssTH 81 kvsk9 soarH
or the day before when thess dates fail on Sunday.
ine'l '''s'n' ''ss s%sTRAao DE CUBA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, AT NOON,
''' p''''E' . "''''' Ply B. n DARLINGTON, As.n.
CBArLIs DANA, Vice President,
HExchAnge place, New York.
pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY's
cAr ITbeSSH k IsfE China III
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and as low " BY any
steamers Of the above pier No q North rver
ON F fsT s Tisf isr 4 AND IaaifH
except when those days fan Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Med
cine and attendance free
coSsTruTToN csnsn nss.on gray
ssSs October China and
For passage tickets and all further information apply ..
the Companys ticket oce on the wharf, 200, q Ua street
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO SAN FRAN.
psny's steamer xL4skx, sailing Friday, October ..
oae ~ s o.
sssamssp CSmPsnys departure OF October 8 Apply 70
.sip coIp.nys pier q North Kiysf CANA street
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday al O'Clock r. NJ precisely,
from pier No. North river.
MISSOURI, Captain r. Van sce, via Nassau. October
MORRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams. October ~
f'' '''s'' q passage s dES B. HAsrsos President
L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
II The Philadelphia and Southern Mall steamship Com.
p'n' n'" Glass; ''sa"'n yuSrArA,
1915 tons register r. " Horie, commander viii sail from
companys pier,
No n South warves, foot Of Queen street,
on TUESDAY, October 8, al 8 A. NJ.
The OF this steamer unsurpassed
every attention given the comfort OF passengers
Fare to Havana, 80, currency; New Orleans. $50.
Freight made and passage tickets sold 1856
CHARLES T. DlLKEs, Freight and Passenger Agent
Wh. l.. JAMES General Agent
Queen street wharf Philadelphia.
L,oR HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexioan Nail Steamship Line,
sailing every twenty days.
The elegant sidewheei San FhANCfSCO Captain
pcaken will pier II East river Wednesday October
Passage Havana ses currency For freight or passage
apply 10 p ALEXANDRA SONS, ~ Beaver street.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. Al STEAMER
TlLLIE Captain Partridge leave pier % East river
L0RY 4 g0s ~ hsssSs 40
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CPANIsH CONSULATE IN NEW YORK.
- Notice hereby given that sealed proposals under tho
conditions which be this once will be received
IN Madrid the s0th OF November for the delivery
the manufactures Of span In each Of the
le6 1870 and 1871, OF 668et0 Kilograms about $4,000
Uned States pounds) Of Kentucky and Virginia Leaf Tobac
total for the three 100 Kilograms about e.
o69 600 pounds with faculty for the government 70 require
further the delivery o greater quantity specified In said
conditions published In the Onca Gazette Of Madrid Of the
3D. Of September last j. N. DE sArRUsrEGUf, Consul.
NEW York. Oct. q, 1864
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NATIONAL LINE.
~ IN. stsam:hig ERIN. Webster, YIN leave satur
Passage TO Liverpool or Queenstown Cabin, $l0o steer
age, $50 currency. s,eerage tickets from Liverpool
Apply Il The once OF he company, 81 and q Broadway
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EXPRESSES.

a. BURNHAMs FURNITURE ASp BAGGA0E
Erpress fi5 west Eleventh street, Sixth avenue.
Furniture moved city or country Furps packed shipped
or stored Money advanced.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 MARKET STOCK.
Sealed proposals will be received nj the Conptrole re
Office until Tuesday, October 90 l6s at O'Clock r. NJ, when
the win be publicly opened, for the whole any part
Of the forty thousand dollars OF auho
chapter 2 Laws OF 1s6s and by ordinance Of
1863
Said stock TO be issued for the purpose Of providing
for the completion OF the upon land lying
between and Seventeenth streets and and
East and viii bear interest the rate OF
cent per annum, payable emannusy the LIST day Of
May and November in each year and the principal viii be
redeemed on the lst day Of MAY, 1ss7
The proposals viii state the amount OF stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
deposit with the Chamberlain the awarded TO them re-
spectively together with any premium thereon
On presenting TO the Comptroller the rece pts 81 me Cnam
beran for such deposits the parties will be entitled 70
ceve OF the value OF the
awarded them bearing interest from the dates OF
payments.
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed "Proposas
for market Stock and enclosed In second envelope, adj
dressed the Comptroller.
The right reserved to reject any all OF the bids n the
interests o the corporation require IL.
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
TENDER q, 1858.
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FIXED PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GRAND HOTEL DE vEvEy, vEvEY (sUTssE),
NJ Situated In the centre Of msgnicent park tho
banks OF the Lake Geneva splendid view Of the head Of the
lake the Valley OF the Rhone the Alps and the Glaciers 80
bedrooms and parors bathrooms noor elevator
for the convenience of boarers telegraph the hotel and
landing for all the steamboats, minutes distant from the
railroad station and stages 70 all the trains:
ALFRED HERSCHY,
Proprietor
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC.

FRANKFIELD A CO., JEWELLERS, 2os sfxrH
IA. avenue, corner Fourteenth street; sS Eighth Avenue
sixth streetPaenees and sole manuiscsu
OF Cuckoo Ciock agents for Che watham and all Amer
can Watches; wholesale and retail
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CUERLAIN, Is RUE DE LA PAX, PARIS.
VI Ambrosial Cream for Shaving.
Fashionable Perfumes for the handkerchief.
Eau Lustras for the hair
Eau de Cologne (preparaton specjale.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
Travellers v ting Europe should provide themselves with
Uarpers Handbook By w Pembroke Fetrdec price az 10
This ia the only complete gdebook OF Europe and the ss
published in the English language which Il made entirely
new every year. 49,,
parpes Phrase Book, or Handbook Of Travel Talk for
the Of travellers and schools in English, German
French and Ialsu by w Pembroke Fetridgc
HARPER BROTHERS, publishers. For sale 81 all book.
seiIera.
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
LINTREPOT DIES INDIES
II INDIA CACHEMIRE SHAwLs
LACE,
FRAINAIS GRAMAGNAC.
NORMAN a CHANDON, SUCCESSORS.
PARIS-82 and "a Rue Rcheieu, and % and 81 Rue Fey
deau
The importers Of Cschemre shaws 1898 and
represented India by their French agents (hus putting
aside all intermediary who their manufactures OF
their shawls at Cachemere and Umritxer (Punjab)
Lace Mandatory
Al Aencon Caen Bayeaux and OF the newest and
richest patterns, being their exclusive property.
Superior French Cachemire Shawls.
Immense assortment Of ali three articles.
FIXED PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANy.5FoR NOR
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAs, Abe.
MARLE SARATOGA AND NIAGARA One Of the above
ships viii be despatched Norfolk City Point
and Richmond, Tuesday. Thursday and sasrday At
ing with the sesboard Inland Air Line, viria and Ten
Air Line, Souhsde and Petersburg Railroads, and
ing freight and granting bills Of sding to all points
the hour of sailing For freight passage having ale
CANT sateroom accommodation, apply TO-
N. L. McCREADy President,
1877 Greenwich. corner Dey street.
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favore Clyde built steamers intended 10 sail
EVERY SATURDAY,
from pier N North river, ut ~ O'Clock noon.
HIBERNIA....... October COLUMBIA. October "a
EUROPA..... October 10 CALEDONIA. October 81
IOWA. October IL BRITANNIA. November
Rates OF passage, payable In currency
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow Derry $50 and 375.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $780,
Storage to Glasgow Derry $50; inermed ate, $35
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg Havre Roer-
dam, Antwerp. &C. at very low rates.
Drafts issued, payable At any bank in Great Britain.
For further information apply at the companys Offices No.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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fyAPTAIN sACKvILLE sMITH-CALL ON BOARD 8.
" g. Cuba, and see Mr.. Davies. New Jersey papers
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FINANCIAL.

A DvANCES IN CASH NEGOTIATED UPON SHIP
IA of iron, cotton, warehouse receipts,
life policies leases mortgages and stock securities
JOHN H. MURRAY, 20 Pine street.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

ENoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships OF this line will leave pier No. North river at
O'Clock Il. NJ, follows
GEO. CROMWELL. Vail Saturday, October 3.
GEO WASHINGTON. Gager.... Saturday, October 10
rates.
For passage or freight apply TO the agents,
II. Is. CROMWELL 4 co, S. West street.
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CEYMoUR, BLAIR AND H0FFMAN.-PORTRAITs o.
y canvas, lSr5 feet painted In OIL on hand resdy 70
Torches, Lanterns, &C., &C HOJER GRAHAM, artist
and manufacturer 81 Duane street.
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AT NO. 1854 EAST TwENTY-FOuRTH STREET, Al
"A stables OF Post a Nichols, FITCH CONAN have OF
teams Of Ho,es ccnsistng Of bays bIoyns blacks sorre
have been selected with the finest lot of horse
offered In this market this season. worthy OF the In
times.
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yTARNEY CO., 81 PINE ST., IN THE BASEMENT,
New Jersey Good second mortgages city
prope
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L1OR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c., AND
II Alexandria, va.-Express Line.
The line steamship SALvOR, Captain Haet =: now load
M4P n
~ For freight passage apply to
JAMES HAND, li9 Wall street, corner Of South
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Old Banking Accounts.

The London Ahengunl says:-"Some months
ago we informed our readers that tue slnsularly
banking -house of the Peruzzls in Florenne,
which had been discovered in the Rlccardl
Library, and of which an account IS given IN
liability be Published. We now lind by pros
pectus that the registers in question, which
consist of four large folio MS. volumes, contain
ing the history Of the banking operations car
ned on by the PeTuzzis from 1903 to l346, Wllh
many details throwing great light on Florentlne
and European history in the early part OF the
fourteenth century, Will be, published by sub
scription under the editorship OF Commeud udaLore
Peruzzi of Florence a descendant Of the bank
ers of that name. The price OF the work will be
twenty-five francs for coolies containing eight
-colored and twenty francs for those containing
ten uncolored engraViugs. Arrangements tor
gubecribing to the work may, VIC apprehend, DO
made through italian booksellers in London.
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AGood MarrInre Cernmon1.

The following curious custom OF the HISTORIAN
Christians is commended to the serious atten-
tion Of the young gentlemen aud young ladies
of our country who propose to commit matri-
moDy. After the marriage ceremony has been
performed the wedding party Is taken in wagons
from the church TO the house OF the BRIDE
groom's father. When the second wagon In
which the bride Is seated alone, reaches the
gate opening into the yard in which the house
is situated 1t is halted, and the brdegrooms
mother comes to meet 1t, with baby and three
suits OF baby clothes in her arms. She throws
the child and clothes into the arms OF the bride,
who is required to dress and undress the baby
three times in the presence OF her mother-in-
law, who watches every movement as only q
mother-in-law can watch a daughter-in-law. II
the newly made bride does not perform the
operation to the satisfaction of her severe judge,
she is considered unfit tor her new position, the
wagon is turned around, and she Is taken back
home for further instruction, and the poor
bridegroom is compelled to live in single bless.
edness until his wife is educated up to the proper
standard.
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ViOlins.

The most celebrated makers Of violins have
been the Amatis, Stainers, aud the two Stradua-
rius. But few particulars have been handed
down to us respecting them; nor is this sur
prising, considering that their celebrity Is owing
in q great dec rec TO time, by which alone their
works have been brought to perfection.
An Amati is a phrase often 10 the mouths OF
amateurs, without their being, perhaps, aware
that there were four makers Of that name, viz:
Andrew, the father; Jerome and Anthony, his
sons, and Nicholas, Antnony's son. The hand.
soonest Amats are those made by Jerome.
All these individuals, as well. as the two
Straduarius, belonged to Cremona, aud
hence that other phrase, by which, IN
order to designate violin of the first order IT
Is called a genuine CUemOna. OF the visible
characteristics of the works OF these different
artists the most prominent are these:-The
Stalner violIns compared with the Amatis, are
high and narrow. aud the box more confined;
the sound holes are cut more perpendicular,
and are shorter; there is also kind OF notch
at the turn. The Straduarius violins are OF
larger pattern, particularly those OF Antonius,
the SON. and have a wider box than the Amatls,
and longer sound holes, which are cut az the
ends very sharp and broad, with little hollow
at the end, which other makers cut HAT. Tue
yarnsh of the Amats and Stainers are yellow
as well as those of Siraduarius the father; the
sons varnish is red. OF the audible character
istics surely OF the most importance, though
frequently secondary consideration, generally
sIeakng the Amatis have mild and sweet tone (;
the Stainers, a sharp and piercing tone; and the
Straduarius, a rich, fun tone.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
DEFST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE:

DEPOT QUART ERMASTER'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. u, July 81, 1858,
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED, from responsible
parties, until " M August IL 1865 for furnishing all
tirst.class m.rchanIabe qualliy,) required at this
Depot during the year commencing October l, 1858.
Forage and Straw % be delivered monthly. anywhere
within mile of the limils OF the cities Of WASH
ingtoI and Georgetown, and small quantity at
% s oda AM h IN such quanes ana ~ such
Corn to be delivered in coed sacks of about two
bushels each hity.six 1861 pounds TO the bushe Oats
In like sacks OF about three bushels each OF not
than IL brtytwo 1922 pounds TO The bushel; Hay and
Straw baeo. and to weigh two thousand lSOO) pounds
Bidders win sla'e price or SACKS Oarste, OF oats
AND corn per bushel and of hay aud straw per ton.
grain one hundred ana eighty tls0) ions of hay, aud
thirty eight G tons OF straw per month; but we re.
by one-third on proper notice. and the con tractor
will be required TO Keep at least two months supply
OF forsge and straw on hand and 10 have place OF
Guarantees viii be nirnished with each bid, in the
BILE suretes that the bidder wi II successful within
len days after his acceptance, execute contract in
accordance with above requirements The contractor
will be required 10 exhibit before the 10th daV
OF Sep ember next satisfactory evidence that he
prepared o commence fulfilling CONTRACT = :
forage and straw delivered Ii In funds or as soon
thereafter as funds are furnished for The purpose.
10 whom delivery has been ordered
bond In the SUN OF twenty thousand 0O,OOO) DOL
ou,red OF tne successful for the fait
ful fnlhlment OF his contract,
Should the contractor fail TO furn sh the kind and
In open market and the excess of cost charged
10 him. - .-,... A.. -, o.. .-
Gen eral before awarding contract.
Proposals Will be addressed TO the undersigned
Vii ed 20 be present AT the opening Ut bids.
BY order Of the Quarterm aste, - eneESI; aTLnp.N
sSlM Deputy yQuartermaster- General
BVt. Brig Gen U, & A, and Depot QuaIteTmaster.
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TT s. ENGINE EER FICE,
NO. 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET.

NO. 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET,l
NKw YORK, August 5, 1865
Sealed Proposal vii be received this Office until
u noon OF SATURDAY, September 8. 1865, for the
removal OF the wreck OF the steamer Scotland, sItu.
ated in The south Channel, near SANDY Hook. N. j.
Tne wi eek and all material pertaining the vessel
must be removed TO a depLh of at least 22s
low water, and no portion shall agau be deposited,
atter removal, below high water mark.
The work must be completed by December l, 1859.
The wreck will be divided into three sections by
dividing u g space from the bow 20 the stern into
three iS] equal portions. When the fIst section, be-
ginning al the DGw, has been removed to the pre-
scTibeu deplh and according TO the foregoing oondi
IiC MS one quarter OF the Stipulated price for the re-
moyal Will be paid when the second section hss been
rem owed one quarter of the price, as asove, will
Inc baIaT ce OF the stipulated sum Will be paid:
vic Work hhall De prosecuted ana nnlshed
in the OF DER above given, -, -,
PROPOSALS must slate the sum In full for which the
partlts pTouOse 10 the entire k; and must be
accompsnitd ny a guarantee of two responsible per-
suns Ihat the bidder will duly execute q contract.
Tie Proposals sno guarantee Will be OF the t0rm to
be obtained at This once. ,...-., ,,...-..-. ,.u
Va - h. sntarfaiued' JOHN NEWTON,
lieutenant Colonel or Engineers,
s66t Brevet MAJ aJ0r-General u. S. A.
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THB BOARD OF CoNTRoI.-The regular stated
meeting OF the Board OF Control was held yes
terday afternoon, President Edwardl Shippen
in the chair. A number of communications
were presented and referred to the appropriate
committees. One from the sixth section, asking
for the completion of the building at Grown aud
Race str, ets. One calling attention TO the unsafe
condition of the brick wall on the north side of
the Skunk building on New Market street,
above Brown. One requesting the purchase of
a lot at Lancaster avenue and Thirty sixth
street for school purposes. One from Councils,
asking for the amount paid out of the million
loan to architects. One from the State Tem-
perance Society, soliciting the privilege of
sending lecturers TO the various schools. Presi-
dent Shippen read long document recommend
ing change in the manner of desi gnating the
different school buildlngs. He advises that
numbers be substituted for the names. The
subject was referred to the appropriate Com
miltee. A communication from the Board of
the Twenty. Section, com planning Of the
grade which had been given to the Blockley
Union School, was referred to the Committee on
Schools, with power 70 act. Bills to the amount
Of SIG, 6S5'66 were reported and ordered to be
paid. A resolution requiring the Sectional
Boards to report the number of rented build
iDgs within their limits was agreed to. Ad-
iOurned.
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FrRB.-Last night, at half-past ten O'Clock,
a fire broke out at No. S08 Gaul street, iu a
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Fetters. 1t caught
from q chimney. Damage trihipg,
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ADMITTED TO THE HosPTAL.-Richard Gowen,
q lad, residing back of No. $50 Passyunk road,
was severely bitten in the nose by dog yes
terday. He was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital. Eaza
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-James McCluskey, aged
sixty years, residing in Hall street, Twenty
Ward, tell into cellar in that vicinity, and
received injuries of such a nature that he died
shortly afterwards.
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COAL.

% MIDDLETON 4 CO., DEALERS IN
r. uSRTEIGH LEHIGH and EA9Lh VELN
GOAL Kept dry under cover. Prepared expgesHiS
for family use. Yard, NO; i3S rs sMAs.HINeToS
4 O X N c r U M p.
CARPENTER AND BUILDERS sas
smOps. NO. ana LODGE sTREET, AN
mo. 1888 CEIEsNUT STREET,
n PHILADELPHIA
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.



The REPUBLICAN, INvNoBLBs.-- unusually
large meeting of the Republican Invincibles
was held last night in the new hall in the Morn
ing Post building. A. p. Colesberry was called
to the chair, on taking which he reviewed the
course OF the opposing party during the war,
and said that while they we're endeavoring to
retard the progress of the Union cause, General
Grant and others favorable to TIE Republican
cause were working for the maintenance Of the
Government. AT the conclusion of his remarks
Wilson HeDzey was called on and addressed the
meeting. He was followed by Colonel William
McMichael. The following persons were Sc
lected as officers of the club:-President, VIM.
Mchichael; Vice-Presidents, DR.. James Truman,
Samuel s. White; Recording Secretary, Benja-
min Huckel; Treasurer, Ezra Lukens; Chief
Marshal, B. L. Taylor. Communications are to
be addressed TO Benjamin Huckel, Correspond
ing Secretary. The meeting adjourned with
cheers for Grant, Colfax, and the whole ticket.
A beautiful transparency is in the front of the
building, the face of which has inscribed on it,
headquarters Republican InvinciDles." On
one end IS painting of wounded soldier,
holding in his right hand an American aag, and
having the motto, "Have [ fought in vain 7"
On the other eud is the Goddess of Liberty
with the motto, "a free country, uusullied by
slavery The club now number about 1900
persoI s, aud it is thought in a short time will
be increased TO 1000.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-James Wilson,
aged thirteen years, and Edward Mason, aged
eleven years, were drowned while bathing in a
streets Yesterday afternoon. Wilson resided III
South street, below Fifteenth, and Mason at No.
1920 Bedford street.
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PAYABLE In GOLD.

The Mortgage Bonds Of nearly all other railroads
in this country, payable principal interest," In
currency and 1t is asserted without fear of contra
dction that other railroad company Ia the world
building great extent Of road, issue bonds OF
equal value with the First Mortgage Bonds now of.
fered for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad Co.
The price Of these Bends is nov lea and accrued
interest from July 1, in currency. The Company be
lieve that at this price their Bonds are the
Safest and most Profitable Investment
In the market and they confidently expect that they
will shortly command a higher premium than any
similar security.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price at any time, and will not fiji any orders receive
any subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at the Compahy's office before the te
OF such advance
subso iptionB Will be received in Philadelphia by
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

Having thirty years to and having Interest cou-
pons payable Bemi-annually at the rate of six per
cent. in gold. The principal, well as interest is