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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
gnttmal 1Grbtnur.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REvENUE-touEH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE o.
NFE. YORK courr.u. THIRD FIFTH SIXTH. and EltHIH
WARDS " the CRY o. NEW YORK. no Cd Chan
TAX SOTltEN,tre Is hereby gfrl pursuant 20 law, Tat i.e
annual Isl as,ei above Collection District or tie
cuuu. MAY 8 has been received from de Asr,sor and Tat
t. duties AID therein tJtl have become due aud payable
Tie under, sud viii attend personally by bis deputy AZ Dis odce
No If Chautef.st daily lSuala icap g ne lrsi
Jv Of July ensuing " August M the receipt
faid duties The included te annual list special
Trades aui THiors .rd Carrnge
Billiard Tables Gold Waicue Gold aad liver Plate for the year e
Nay 1863 upon r The year 10. Al peror vho shau
acofiug
sforssd within the hereby sTsr',. become liable 10 tbs
,ersIfss pfesrried hr once F. a p.
Dated New. York June ~, ll4t D. B.. bAlLtl collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
51oiitts Of 8ankrupttr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for tie EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSiLYANIA.-
GEORGE EVANS Of Philadelphia bankrupt having petone Tor
discharge alleging that se,s have come lo the hands otAe
assignee meeting Of be holden the 18th day August
1868 NJ n o'clock TO- before the Register J. ubley Ashton esq
No Clj Walnut h te CITY Philadelphia that the etnl 81 the
baukuTt flushed business ~ the second and third
required h tie 2l nd 90 sections 81 Tie act Of Con
g The Register will cer whether The bankrupt
Is copfrne a. bis duty hearing will also De hil "Wednesday
g day september 1852 before the said Court a. PHILADELPHIA
parr. Interest show cause against TIE dis
charge. Witness the Hon John Cadaaader Judge ~ The said District
q. 4. FOX. Clerk.
fSeaL1 Attest Edwin T. CHASE Register. JJl lawJg r.
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ptcSFVCPPS ADPTTFD

FROM LIVERPOOL, July l6u steamship yJgaiaG MaGry,
A. Mr.. H. Corhvu Miss 4. Cob Master Corbyn,
Nil. NJ M1urv Mss Marry Miss l. Maurv Emma lku Rev H.
wilder Wilder Miss wilder Master wilder Mrs II. c. era.
ham Robertson Mrs A. James c. Apiawa q. g. sampson, Dr.
W. II. BOILING. W. D. brldy. 7. Sullivan
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%orsts, 6arrirots, IL,

At HENRY CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway COD Tttrrt pa'.c ''i-s % Ho
CtrpfigI, UAlNlNs RUGS WuIIs fr everything l,e.r. u
r..r 90 t...- i.t every WthNE DAY org rAil.uA
rsr NJ DrI. FlIe-s a aafs .-i lhrr W
l.r..s s4t- r lrt diving ltd heavy ruff, 20 these t.s
Wheeler especially advertised rot Tie 'rrr~i s.1o.'a Of lcs
rrf second lraI tr--ts sai great yrs of Nr aisAs
hand s.o ,e7 superior Pa5f rhlegrs y Musr stephen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
6hnntts fox gusintss Tl.n.

4 PARTNER WANTED, to take the place
- ofe retiring partner 10 IN et1shct profitable rei- drg bu
otte most 'uLr- toxins n tie Interior Of tis safe
An Interview be- .d ibis cy any dU ibis week Address W.,
BIZ No. ii5 Tribune ohrs "
4 SPECIAL PARTNER. with 100000 in an
- OBJ alI ststib shed MaH. clrug Business wholly oSnd by
d. irsrt-r Who Dis business sud Fho would
cure s amount uecsry. by bui and uortg real
estate more value Address With real PEOPklE
TOR. Box 80 l6s, Nrs-iork.
I WOULD accept practical man as PART
NEH H m steam f-e rex Flors az Perth Amtoy; established 20
lsir. Irql, 81 So. a1W.,tst Nes.iort H. B. CROSSEIE
DARTNEK WANTED to join the subscriber
is establishing RIAL ESTATE ard INSURANCE AGENCY
pfrp1 thoroughly conveant Win me
Et business Lifts drss and sO can furnish Satisfactory
Testimonials Character ard ability heed .Erpy Address REAL
ESTATE. Tribune oHrr
NVANTED-Iu a manufacturing and import
w rI business veil e.shl, PARTNER Hth 900 90 3d.
C1 er l prlr.ra ba'lrs lnu Aire w. D. Tribune oLce
SIt0n0 FOR BRICK Bus, BUS!N NJ :,,,7, \.
luerrr, brcE 40 t9 70 $4,000 invest would be
rararr and chef q large. Old established hrcE
rrrI f orestoH, With all le improved facilities Inquire Of
Flf ID ROSS Real l suI Mercantile Ncgotaiors Herald
b. lag 2 BoilFhv, Aiyer,issr B.inE NeWatsN j.
G. %Nn PARTNER WANTED-In the
'1DOO. Diamond Broker ard Loan business Large proii'i
Apply aIlF,ss DIAMOND BROKER, No Jl broadway
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Go Cllbum il MN Conttm.


CgOroS AqrEDrcr DRPARrsENT.(
Brursu W,rER KsSrs. NEw.ioEK. July II, 1903
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that per cent
- r,rs all be ,hr DAY u August III unpaid
tatrf rents WILLIAM l. MthlNNEi. water hek.s.iAf.
V'O REAL ESTATE AGENTS.-A WELL
known Landscape GARDENER and rural ARCliTBCT having
good practice tues acquautarce trous Of asso
1'-g himself reliable house 10 NcWiork. engaged IN the
county property The bot u eir,les given AID required
Address l. g.. No leo safest. Rochester n Y
THE "YOUNG WOMENs HOME" of the
"Laes Christian Union removed from East Fourieeuhs 70
No. o. North wurs outque Mlolou.aL Good refer
required from persoa' lpJ'ag for boir1
TNO OWNERS of TENEMENT HOUSES and
PUBLIC BJlLpNGSA very much needed and simple invcruoa
Patent and Cleaner he Pipe sewer Of PHy vaults
a0ats Where the expense Tor cleaning dispensed With
For sale or bv j. INGRAM, No. 80 Foabaye Call aud ek
anime. or send for circular.
VHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of
WILL of JOHN r. PETERS deceased petitioners, will move,
july 2li 1868 noon Special Term y Y supreme Court 10 be
h in New Hall for order directing that certain award
MADE 10 by the Commissioners Of Estimate and Assess
m, The matter application 4 he Mayor Aldermen and Com
oay OF TIE CiJ ot Neslosk relative % the extension Of Church
soutiy side u Fuon street to Morris street 10 ne
o Nrwiok Tor certain premises Oh ne uorthMtry eouero
Tr place and Thames street 81 feet inches on Thames street
z, Trinity place. be paid 10 them said petitioners
FLAAES b. GAMBLER. Petitioners Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
goarS an0 Gooms.
1roposlI'.
PROPOSALS FOR


ST. 100000
ASSESSMENT FUSD STOCK or THE COUNTY or NETWORK.
Sealed proposals De- the tomrtTos Office, until
TuE-DAf July 3D. 3 at O'Clock NJ when tie 81 be pl
opened whole ~ hr oNt MiLlIpH
SEvES HUNDRED AND Flfn THOUSAND DoLLAbS Of The
authorized by
the ~ charter Laws ~ 1905 and hy 81
the Board OF e Central Paris adopted Jane 49, 1902
TIE said stock provide - be payment q dana AWARDED
Commissioners Of Estimate s0d Assessment ia Tie matter Of
lr.rg ,Il and l''tusfs,
rs,o of @ rrr, c.udrE Dr. iie supreme Cont Jlle d.
M aaI t expenses charges aj disbursements same natter The
stock ui hear interest 10 DE rate d h cent PER srlrm, pAFa
.nrrrly tie M g., o. Nay ard Norrma Boz Zach 7ea
and m principal s r re.r1e fLe l Jay of Novtuhr n tbe
1913 T. proposals a of stock Gerc 7ai
tie price per lU er., ad W persons whose proposals are spi!
a uel,rpou Doc required to deposit via the county Treasurer IAe
sums awarded % ti'u respectively.
Irts tae Con l.or - receipts ~ ihe County Treasurer
flr sub deposits parties F Dor entitled g. crractas ir
equal ~ ODE par Le awarded 10 tleu bearing d.
t,...t ZION. OBJ el.'s 90 payments
Escl proposal be- ord orssi Proposal Or Assessment
stock Comfy 81 NsaloGA, and uusl second
ye'upe addressed 90 the Com tluI.er. .
NE H Is reserve, to r,, auy a o. the ti' the Interests q
RICHARD u. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CRY 0F NPw.YOHK. DFrAr-vrNT oY FINANtE, l
CouPrEoILYts OFUcs Juiv lh ltlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
9utiun saIts Of GtaI estate.

A J. BLEEcKrR. Auetioaeer
4 j. RIFTCKFR. son & Co. will sell at
~ Auction on WEDNESDAY July D. at y o'clock, at tie Ell
change Sacsroom.
ELZABETH-The srlr1 HOUSE and GROUNDS (sbout y ,y
ots No Arusst (Rabeth " j. situate In the most tlbe and
growing Is opposite jefferson
PARK parks the country and lies between
eier'on and Maouave ony fvs muute wax RON two railroad
dep0s which roads 81 trains tally The house complete
oil its appointments suitable for ne most refined and most on
b0useke per admirably b beautifully arranged and supplied With all
modern REQUIREMENTS gas and cold bath
Depane LeieGs base burning furnace hydraulic washer Re
- feet By roof grounds beautifully laid Ia
lawn ana garden he latter abound IN 1 t 1g blss Of straw
the Auetoueer' Office, No q CeiArst, Nes-loIk.
). JoHNsoS, IT,, AueuoneeE.
y Y JOHNS & MILL Elk,
IL AUCTIOSEERS AND
RBAL ESTATE BRokBkSt
No. % NAssAu-sT CEpARsr., NEHloRE
city Residences Stores Lots County Seats sud FARM bought sold
rented changed Loans ueFoAei Auc sales oFuuTs &C.
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S1ort 0larSm's Bottle.
STATE on NEw.YoRK,
,- w.p0Rus, OVytCK No q william. a

MATE OF NEW.IORK. I
PoRr.WARDRSS ORYCE, No p Wililm-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1871 entitled An Acts
n bs arieus Oce " the Port OF New YORK. 10 all
Interested n or having charge Of the subject matter Of such inquiry
that the following vessels under
80 ~ s po Warru aud that the said examinations viii
h. within ten next succeeding ta notice. board SAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Rses..... 528 Moos H,es..-.2;30
SANDY Hook Island. GA Hell Gate 8:05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

A ROCK for Country Residents-VARlNG'
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
Griinting.
Matbin,rr.
Clubbing 6ar0s, &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
~ tonsL-WkDDlNG CARDS and FIAB SIAIloSEkT tEs,AS
Ashrd 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17


EAPVFFS
AI''li-i't,Is; pooy voR VOTING FARMERS
q NUN ~" i'''' ram ''- -
THE EI,EMENIS OF AfIkltOLlU RE.
a., nook rDp yofVG FtEsfERSt
va Ia gFn q yVspfVg
r. l,;.,,.,'r Eil.er of Ill., Genital Par. Ssw.Yok
i0' 49, "a 60 5,,.f I'D liza B.ty I, Health
'' " sFfoyD- FUTTfOV
fcAptFIf'Ly REyIsEDl
Tt1v lyT
Inn !. -
IiI.r-f \, H. ot,,'r.s
~. 10 ~. I.
H. he nae r.s afit.
~ '''l
,MAat lD'I n,a,-i 1871 W.
y. cCu@'4...ess o' y, '.,ti t"'S'
Ll' use o. ~
il4Ats 70 tle , Atu''ii ts'e' 70 'L'
THE soil anu
What it's and how IT Is 'ormsdi
rs relation % rse'aoni
I,gss sah,oil ru.,,,.,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

THE YALE BOAT CREw-THEIR PERSONNEL AND
cONDGTION-A CLOSE RACE WITH HARVARD
IN PROSPECT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
Sails bp Sutton.
Situations WznttS- -fmal,s.

WANTED-By a respectable American girl,
situation a. NURSE and SEAMSTRESS aud to make herself
useful ike travel prefers going California; give good
references Address NURSE, Schenectady, y. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
TOBACCO.
BY A SMALL BOY.


Tobacco grows something like cab
bage, but never saw none boiled, al
though have eaten boiled cabbage
and vinegar on it, and have heard men
say that cigars that was given to them
on election day for nothing was cab
bage leaves. Tobacco stores are mostly
kept by wooden Injuns, who stand at
the doors and try TO fool little boys by
offering them bunch of cigars, which
is glued to the Injuns' hands and is
made OF wood also. Hogs do not like
tobacco; neither do J.. tried to smoke
a cigar once, and 1t made me feel like
EPSON Salts. Tobacco was invented
by a man named Walter Raleigh
When the people first saw him smo-
king, they thought he was a steamboat,
and as they never had seen q steamboat,
they was frightened. My sister Nancy
Is girl. do. not know whether she
likes tobacco or not. There is young
man named Leroy who comes to see
her. I guess she likes Leroy. He was
standing on the steps one night. and he
had cigar in his mouth, andthe said
he didn't know as she would like it, and
she said, LEROY the perfume Is agree
able.D But the nexf morning, when
my big brother Tom lighted his pipe,
Nancysaid, "get out of the house, you
horrid creature, the smell of tobacco
smoke makes me sick" Snuff is In
jun meal made out of tobacco. i took
a little snuff once, and thenI sneezed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
0ur Commissions 70 Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment
OF the Rtnd.-proof of this can be found IN
Others FoR CLUES OF TTE saNE SIZE In ai.
dItion to which we claim TO give better goods
of the same character. fr.---
He lCtH send 10 A0eT1tS free Of charge.
For q Club Of3O and Three dollars.
II doz. good linen Shirt Fronts set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Tor Pants;
Baimorai Skirt; 20 yards brown or nleaehed
Sheeting, good quality, yard widei lelegantt
100 Picture MOROCCO bound Photo. Album I
double lens StereoScope and II Foreign
Views; 1.ailver plated engraved bottle Cas-
tor; l elegant SILK Fan; with Ivory or sandal
Wood Frame, featnered edge and spangled;
quality, ivory balanced handles handsome
yer " me pamasiS Tabie Cover: Or. best
qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots; do1.
nne Linen Towels; = doz, Rogen' best silver
Travelling bag; fancy dress pattern; Il doz,
elegant Silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings; dog; Ladies, nne Merino OF So5t S,l
Ring; pr. Ladies' high cut Balmoral Boots
l elegant Delaine Dress Pattern; Violin and
Bow, in box complete; set JeWelEY, pin, ear
drops, and sleeve buttons.
FOR a Club of so and Five DolIars-
black or colored Alpaca Dress Patterni j
SGT Lace Curtains; pr; All Wool Blanksts;
Castor; 1 beautiful Writing Desk J. solid
Gold Scarf Pin; IS yds. very fine Cashmere,
handle Knives with silver plated FORKS;
eiegant Satin ParasOl, heavily beaded and
lined with silk, 1pr. gents Calf Boots, 80 yds.
goo3 Print; 80 yds. good brown or bleached
SheetIng, yard wide or 40 yds. % yd.wide. good
quality; 1 ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling
bag. square Wool shawl, plain Norwich
Poplin Dress Pattern; "a yds. double width
cloLh for ladies, cloak elegant engraved Sill
yer plated Tea Pot; 3yds. double with water
proof cloth for clORklng.
FOR a Club ofIOO and Ten DolIars.-I
rich Merino or Thibet Dress pattern; pair
nne Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to
match; pair gents French Calf Boots; l
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher;
very nne all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak, I
web very best quality brown or bleaehed
Sheeting; * yds. nne Cashmere for suits L
elegant PopIin Dress Patterni elegant Eng
lIsh Berage Dress Pattern; beautiful Eng
lIsn Berage Shawl; set Ivory balanced han
die Knives and Forks ladies or gents Sill
yer iHunting-cass Watch; Bartlett Hand,
Portable Sewing Machine; splendid Family
Bible, steel engravings. with record and pho
tOgraph pages; . ydS. good Hemp Carpettng,
good COLOR; pair good MnrsellleS Quilt;
good barrel revolver; elegant fur muh
and cape, single barrel Shot Gun; Silver
plated, engraved, bottled Revolving Cas-
TOR, cut glass bottles; very ane Violin and
Bow, in case; set Ivory balanced Knives
and Forks.
same ratio. .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
0hQntREtiiiq 9 Cd d :
a MOE CORREsPoNDEnrTTI..
BY rREDER1cR LoCKYER.

The gov and the glory are plighted
10 darkness, for evening Is come;
The lamp in Glebe Cottage is lighted,
b The birds and the sheep-bells are dumb;
I'm alone at my easement, for pappy rs
Is summonedto dinner at Kew, Is,
I'm alone, my dearFred, but I'm happy;
I'm thinking ofYou
1 wish you were here, were duIler
Than dull, you'd be- earer than dear;
am dressed in your fayOnte color; ~
Dear Fred. how 1 wish You were here!
amweartng my laZuh necklace,
The necklace you fastened askewl
Was there ever SO rude, or so reckless
Adarling asyou?
want you TO come and pass sentence
On two or three books with plot
Ofcourse you know ''Janet's Repentance"
I'm readtn9 Sir Wayerly Scott,
The story OF Edgar and Lucy
How thrilling, romantic, and trueI
The Mastsr-his bride was goosey-
Reminds me OF you.
To-day in my ride, I've been browning
The Beacon whose magic still lures,
For up there you dEcoursed about Brown
THAT stupid old Browning ofyour.
Hts verse and his vogue are alarming,
I'm anxious 10 give him his due;
But, Fred, he's not nearly SO charming
A poet as you.
have hoard how youshot at the Beeches,
saw how you rode ChRnticleer,
have read the report OF your speeches,
And echoed the echoing cheer;
There's a whisper of hearts you are breaking
envy their owners, Ido-
Small marvel that fashion is making
Her idol OF you.
AIasfor the world and its dearly
Brought triumph, and fugutive bliss;
Sometimes half wish was merely
A plain or a pennies miss;
But perhaps one Is best with measure
OF pelf; and I'm not sorry, too,
That I'm pretty, because it's a pleasure.
My dearest, 10 you.
Ynur 1vbIr, 10 for fnolIc and 6ashion
Your tnste Is for letters and arts;
Thisrhyme is the commonplace passion
That CLOVIS in o fond woman's heart,
Put 1t byina dainty deposit
For rellcS-we all have a fewI
Some day, love, they'll print it, becauseit
Was written by You
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
wANTsTO BE AN RDIrOR.


Aschoolboy's composition on 'tThe
Editor" ran as follows, In a school not
far from Cincinnati: 1.-THE editor is one
of the happiest animals in the known
world. He can go to the circus, after
noon and evening, without paying a
cent; also to inquests and hangings.
He has free tickets to pic.nics and straw
berry festivals, gets wedding cake sent
him, and sometimes gets a licking, but
not often, for he can take things back
the next issue, which he generally does.
never knew only one editor to get
lickt. His paper busted that day, and
he couldn't take nothing back.
"While other folks have to go to bed
early, the editor can sit mp late every
night, and see all that's going on. The
boys think it's big thing to hang out
till ten o'clock. When 1 am a man 1
mean to be an editor, SO 1 can stay out
nights. Then that will be bully. The
editor don't have to saw wood or do
any choppinR, except with his scissors.
Railroads get up excurstons for him,
knowing If they didn't he'd make 'em
git up and git. Inpolitics he DON'T care
much who he goes for if they are on his
side. If they amt, he goes for 'em
anyway, SO IL amounts 10 nearly the
same thing. There are great many
people trying to be editors who can't,
and some of them have been In the pro-
fession for years. They can't see 1t,
though. If was asked II I had rather
have an education or be a circus rider,
Iwould say, let me go and be an EDITOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
IN igger, Niger, NIRge
Niger, Niger, Mig,
Niger, Niger, Niger,
Nigper. NlGRer. Mig.

Countrymen of oursi There is all the
argument in favor of Seymour. Scarce
four millions of blacks against more
than thirty millions of whites, used
to frighten the country:into the approx
al of doctrines that will be as deadly to
its growth and liberty as the virus of
the rattlesnake to the physical systemI
Embrace them and die, or be true
Democrats and live. The choice is
and Secession, or
Grant and Peace 2"
EtIet us have PeaceIp Ode
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10

mI-A Government Grant of United
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to
from $4,000 to SIS eco per milo, according
To the difficulties 10 be surmOunted on
the various sections TO be built. The
Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and It is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10

THE Richmond papers unite in
laughing at Gen. Rosecrans. The En-
qirireT calls his production gushing
declaration, and says such thing may
do In tine cloudy atmosphere of White
Sulphur, but not in the stern contests
of the political arena. The Wig says
1t has not been silly enough to antici-
pate any great good from the CORES
pondence. One of the Presidents pa
pers at Washington has quiet thrust
at Rosecrans, and some of the leading
Democrats are very bitter In their de-
nunciations of what they now call his
stupidity. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10

TIM Administration, which has man
aged TO get our revenue affairs in a
snarl, and to keep the national Income
down greatly below the estimates, has
succeeded in figuring mp what it calls
an increase of the public debt during
the -lasE month. We expect nothing
but continued inefhciency and worse
q Republican administration organised
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
a x b S
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
nRGET YOURs ron NOrHING.D

No7t4EL XOUAS FOX hOEIaINtR' "a
Any one who sends us an order for Five
(o) Axes, at one dollar and n half each,
with the cash. will receive one extra, for
nothing. - - p.
We Will put our Axe alongside of any
other make and prove 1t the best finished
and The largest STEEL, measuring two and
half inches.
We have made Axes for twenty-tWoy years,
and won't yield the palm in shape 70 any
manufacturer, and yet confess thRta "Sneker
OF Illinois," called OLBURH, beat us in his
patent shaper The circular bitand cOntiDu-
Gus edge makes the same labor produce
twice as much effect.
THIS CUT Is IaKETHE COLOURS PATENT AXE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
1Ets. Advertisements.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain

DAILROAD LCOMPANY.sa savay No.
Ig cent inst Mortgage Bonds. February
complstsd Toad % Pilot Knob are now ~ m one
than the interest on The entire mortgage.
the seenrity every ay. Orr SoS 80 ha 20
have bean spent on the property, and not
over S2.000N00 ofbonds issued thus far. The
constantly tncreastng {raftic Of carrying ORE.
with the prospect of controlling all the
travel hom st. Louis 70 theSouthern States,
ensures an enormous reyenne. The Dtrec-
are Interested 70 enrich the property as well
as 10 economies its expenses =. Elze Ii-f ~
l- THOS. ALLEN, Pres't- St Louis, Mo.
We, the undersigned, cordially recom-
mend these seven per cent nlprtRaRe bonds,
OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road as good security. The revenue Of the
road VIII be lal9e, and the administration OF
the affairs of the Company Is in capable and
experienced hands, and is entitled TO the
JAMES s. THoNfA AS, MAYOR OF st. Louis.
JOHN ]. ROE, Pres't 81. Louis Chamber of
e. ". FOX. Pres't st. Louis Board of Trade.
B5AARToN HATES, Pres't North Missouri
j. a. EETrToN. PTess Nat. Bank of the
WIN. I. EWfNG. PEes't of the Mer. N. B. Of
eEo. Il. REA. Pres't second Nat. Bank of
Jas. 3. EADs. Chief Eng. ST. Louis q III.
gro. ". taylor. PTes't Pacific Railroad
WI. T2ss1e. Ptest Traders Bank. of st.
JOHN q, LIoNBERGER, Pres'tT.N. Bank,
ApoLPHGs MEIER, vlce-Pres'l D. Paclnc
.RoBERT BARTH, Pres't German Savings
Institution. . a. 80
Coupons payable In the city of Now York.
a limited number OF the above named
Bonds for sale at EiRhty-hYe. Parties living
out of the city can remit by draft or express,
and the bonds will be returned by express
free OF charges. We invite the attention OF
capitalists and Others to them rs, In our
opinion, q very desirable investment, deS-
tined to rank as first class security. De-
scrtpttve Pamphlets, Maps and information
can be had on application 10 TOWNSEND,
WHELEN & CO., No. 800 Walnut Ct, Phila-
delphin, Agents of the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain r. K. Co. r.I
Philadelphia references :-CAABRIA IRON
Co; CAV, BACON q Co.; THos. a. BIDDLE
q Co. isA- l-a 49,
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TYLER COUNTY.

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VI.-Net Cash Earnings on its Way
Business, that already amount to more
than the interest onthe First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnings aIeno indication
of the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening of the line to the Pacific,
but they certainly prove that