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The Jsgfas Cs,ynssss fboudon,, has the
following: Vixen TIE Fifteenth, Bdesde Of
Prussian xsalfy fescsd IL wy lqto Hsf,
sailles, 100 0ardU Mobile surrendered, q.
ter feeble resistance. Only one omer end
about 6fty men defended themselves vi,
iaqtly, and ensconsed themselves In the syn
agogue, sitasted ct the end Of the Boule-
ward Eugene. Having bazrfcaded the door
they fred from the windows After half
an hours struggle the troopsss succeeded
in entering the temple. Step BY step did
tho French retreat, sighting IN the while,
until they came to the recess where thsholy
ark stood. Through the firing the doors Of
tho richly ornamented receptacle wess
shattered, to pieces, aud the French omce'
and some Of his men took refuge in the fur.
thest part Of the ark. The officer, pierced
BY. four bullets, fell down st the side Of the
ark, his head resting on one Of the scrolls
which had fallen 70 the ground. likewist
riddled with balls. The synagogue itself il
almost entirely destroyed -.
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THROWING BULLETS ~ STz.AN.-Me.
Henry Bcssemer, the inventor Of the process
for producing steel which bears his name,
proposes to apply the principle of the steam
hre-engine to the projection of bullets in
war. He calculates thai, with = pressure Of
one hundred and fifty pounds of steam,
one-ouncc and two-ounce bullets might be
projected with nm initial velocity of 1000
or'1 800 fcet per second, at the rate OF 900
per minute Of the smaller. and 1000 per
minute Of the larger missiles. n. Bessemer
proposes to submit details 70 the War Office,
and also b confident Of the praeticabilityI Of
combining the bullet protector with the
traction engine. and Of % producing =. war.
like machine Of the most formidable chafac.
ter. eafn'HraF a'T '"H" =taT -H2 Hta
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John A. Simms, Esq.,. has been appointed
Indian Agent for the Nee Perez Reserva-
ton. Mr.. Simms was one of the esrly res.
idcnts of the Dalles; in 1856 he wss q
partner with o. numasou, Esq, in the mer
camille business. In 1855 he settled in
Walla Walla, and In partnership with Capt.
"Jcrry" Dent, built the hrst Touring mill in
that valley. His connection with the afore.
said Jerry" who is brother-in- law to the
President, probably accounts for tho milk
in the Indian Agency cocoanut a...a,a
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JoeepA Hackery and. John Eee1ae, iudloe.
d s So1|fSdiiaiN 'of ~ i5oldtjoSs hieh.
wayne1:2 eedlss 1ad'W ], - ! 'svs
|dlaxpsl ~ = - =; " Scauittid 4 fOrilssb
Oregon, Hov. - dyvsl1e1p e1tD6ao 0laatg
svidsecs md ~ bspqG51 I'm ~ psdls
| sdiy6 ~ III ~ W. NilDos y.
s1llD - JAsss1ne ee0g1e 41apQp1hk
- fIiill5 7. 7 !. y lfs3i = Y y Pm 4 2D "!
|s1l1l gAsl l4lslli tlss - p s1ssssua 1
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ExGLAND's AcQUIsIrIoxA-In reply ID
the clamor In England against the German
demand for the annexation of tho Alsace
and Lorraine. Sir Francis Head, IN : letter
70 the London Times, reminds his country.
men Of The acquisition Of territory sccom.
plished BY Great Britain, regardlsssiof THE
habits and religion o. other customs Of the
inhabitants. For example, 10 ssys, Eng
'lahd has acquired the following possessions
by downright conquest: Gibraltar, Malta.
cozo, Cape Of Good Hope, Lower Canada,
3faritius, British Guiana Janaaics, 8.
Lucia, and the following colonies came into
her possession by cession:, Hougoland,
Strait settlement. tabuAn, Upper Canada
New Tound,ani, Dcpinita GsansdA, Hon.
daras, 81 " Vincent, fobago. With thls
rccosi Sir Francis. thinks Ensland must
psotest with poor graeo agaiDst ths a.
sorptIon Of the two provinces referred % y
f0Vt1nany.s :, thr.Id a.rfaI III
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CHUEsB L0TTGRIRA-TheN Nevada (Cal
0asttss Of ~ 18th sGys :Fhs' Chinese ~
not whit behind the whites In To lotte{y
tachcuass They have drawing eyqynighi
in Commercial street The drawings ats
pondugted ~ parties hayiug, Il y no =
.cashcdb iaal q 1ltQ00o. LQeoafs r CIV.
ford invested last evening. more for the fun
Of The Shids dad shJsAihs elss, f0sf Bits In
: Chipese lottery tsckes, and mint % bed.
Soon afterwsrd he, Vas aroused from Lis
Slambers md Informed that his ticket he'd
day1 cob prize Of Gin. ,Upod inyesti-
gallon, hs report proved tue. Had Cav.
ford paid ! dollar and ! quarter for 10
sa,ne ilckoe be vodld nave Son eontue,as
bSs pri.s y 400 st' ". !: u, n ~ ss, H..
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Il MoNEY ORDER There are two thou.
sand and seventy-six money order post OH
ces in operation. The amount Of money
transmitted during the past fiscal year va
thirty -four millions dollars, being IN in
crease over last year of nine millions i've
hundred thousand. The cost for transmit.
ting this amount was seven-tenths Of one
per cent. and the government has realized Z
net profit Of ninety thousand dollars on the
transaction of the year.
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Mnc sent Tor byS pity 81 l6dies s6''eone
there quict.A Arriving, bs> vs. urecntl!s
requested to "Just think of the poor young
map, and, lst him ride half the distance ind
get half the money"
We have since learned that young Cocker
rode seven miles and back the day after the
race. for the purpose of returning . Saddle
he had borrowed for the occasion, and that
he Was all right in every respect. Beat his
time and take his belt. . > % ~ ~
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How THE ARAB WIDOWS Do.-Whef1 an
Arab woman intends marrying again after
the death of her husband, she goes the night
before tho ceremony 10 pay visit to hia
grave. Here she kncels and prays him rot
to he offended not to be jealous. Az, how.
ever, she feels he will be offended or jeal.
Gus, the widow brings with her donkey,
laden with two goats skins with water.
The prayer ended, she proceeds to pour
water upon the grave to keep the first hus-
band cool, under the irritating circumstances
about to take place, and having well satur.
ated him, she then departs. i .
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Colorado has built 295 miles Of railroad
in the last nine months When it 10 re-
mcmbcred that the Territory has . populs-
ton of but *, 400, and Is almost separated
from civilization BY stretch Of 600 miles
of barren plains, the importance Of this
work becomes obvioua Othss enterprises
are projected, which, when dnisbsd, will
sum up about $40 miles, not counting vazi-
QUO schemes for building TO- Salt Lake or
west of the notwithstanding 564 miles
of railroad which the people hope to have
completed by the close of 1871. 81,
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A CRY LIGHTED BY NATURAL Gas
Eric, Penn, was lit on. Wednesday and
Thursday night by natural gas, obtained by
the Erie Gas Company from well sunk
near their works. Thirteen gas wells ore
now in successful operation in various parts
Of the city, used mostly to furnish fuel and
lights for the masiufactorics. Other wells
are being, sunk. The, sas 10 found at an
average depth OF $50 feet. and the average
yield per well is upward of 1900 cubic feet
per day. IT requires no publication, and Is
being rapidly introduced into private houses
for fuel. Thus far, every well put down
has proved success. sc. s1tn.a Gara@.
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Sam Kelly, formerly stage man In Idaho
and residing in this place, has bought ope
hundred thousand acres Of land in st. Louis
Valley. Colorado, near Denver City. The
tract contains fifteen thousand acres Of fine
farming land, twenty thousand acres tim
bcrcd, and gold, silver, iron, lead and coal
mines.
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Chinese Furnishing Store!
6 Z M X f Z & CO.,
hi rw'. al THIRD STREET, aG tcf
tlnEem oe AcBirncys new Hotel Buildin&l
oees ledge City, a. Montana.
HAvE on hand and arc constantly receiving 4 full
IA supply of Chinese 00oGs, direct from
- AN FIR A N 1900!
Embracing Chinese - e.
.' SUGAR 9 cafsrsr CLOTHING. .- 81
SHOES i Hx4s AND CARA
SILK uANDKERCHIEFs, "a-gIa-
z~.-'-- CHINESE FLUTES s.a an ,.,,
CHINESE JEWELLERY,
Csu.aaas DsArds cas .saas: .T.a. l.s'.
.s4t02 ''a 1 S:i:s Fruits, ,...-
,.........- - %: Cracker,
A5'"t &' Chinese 0eatieoeFy,
Ana l. faes everything eesaAy ssusa n mt eass
o0eA0000mC06 .H.4
! IN Our American FRIENDS AZ
thsir fs1s Il ~ e1aess. Nm l16a tan assosS4sat
. ear Seosss ,tf5tss. s.staoa-r .yv.r 40
4rqe OUR NoTTo n CHxAP FOR CASH.
eA .a1asE 45a GEN KKE . co.
NEW GOODS! a.a & /
I,r, ro,. gs NEW GOODS!
. JOE RO9ENTlIAL rsn
nAlN srIluRl,Er. .22:. 2. DuR LODGE
HAs it received = eAe.e: 2. q e. Coed, con
Clocks. shavvl., Etc..
- si.sk. 49, Ss,:ss:iss s:z..S:: 60 = =
~ 49,. = xorlcx 40 D1IxqurNrs -
ssssss ~ = & - 5 sssss 8 - = see
e :. - ss = 8: ~ ~ q i M; y e
9Yal, hrs .acs.iW G,I. II u gtnf5aIB atl
49, laaI IL .Joo Roeenthal.
Briokal Brioksl Bricks!
,yseeles -, evll1Srs and, 6,snese
. q Der De6EtC md vle1nlly.
INV 1ItiaDIa ~ ~ eIrb VOL sHihfsge
.s,-~p1Eiel .Knnr Dr. Lsles Oty,
:s :: !, q ssk Is s 3 i S:ss: s,: =
M 1aoee G10G1o 80. - - ~ Iook WW bQjA
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without N Accidcnt he would win the rscs
sd evcty man, woman and child on the
ground was wrought up to the highest pitch
'ofexciscment. sedate old judges lost thsi,
dig00S And haftahcd At che top of ,hsi,
voices. the ladies waved their handkcr:
ehisfs, Children screamed, and young Coke,
gqlned On his limo every round. Fnally,
ake marshal tapped The bell. d the last laile
,o-W1s made, md announced ''sxty miles In
." t9O hours and Any .tkse mjns,cs. ~ 4,
thiaA Young Cocker cxcl,lusd: ..:Iet me give
lHcm another mile for good measure" AID
With an ~ II clear a an 'esaigle's, and limb,
2T AIuc nine nouAtain does, ~ mounted
frssh horse and made his sixty.drst and
last mile In two minutes aud 1itesn seconds.
Ath safs%o cay there nev@ was such Z
~ etAtourse OF people. d such ! scene In
Western Texas. Men wanted 70 carry him
trasusnd % llcir shoaldcss- wanted "a tread
A;m-givc him cofec,, Ice watcr-anythine.
!, Finally, 10 was tskea mp isto rihe judges
-stad and introduced by the mashas apd
az ID CROWD night hsSs : chance to 10
sonetlipg fsr him; = pssnipest banker ol
~ city pulled of biz hat and cells3 ost.
wObhN k1&T0 lU n hslAlA6 ID ~
yesng man, here's . Glance" The last ks
~ 81 him; Ms hIt W. wen laden Win
assnaeesne4l1sSes lskieA isae1asst loUbkts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~, ,psslas ise,ss..s t - e is Ssss
u - $3.50 unn(aoDeoou1oooo1enVQriA oSe
~ S1fsaoEr ~.SsD
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Shaving and Burning.

II ia not Necessary to Journey feon the tropics -
Alassa n order to experience the extremes OF hea.
and cold. Thousands undergo all The itconveni
encrs az th,, taerm ,metrisai change every day. or
every other day. a. the case may be, without ma
troube Of moyiag over the tire hold. word with
these Involuntary shakers What are they dong 10
expedi,e their retirn to medium temperature f-to
break the chills and ba, ish the feversf Are they
dosing tn. m elves with quiniue, thereby impenHg
IN soupdpess Of their homes aud i'm pairing the vgnr
of ,be,r brains and nerv US eyetems some OF thtm
are no doubt, but not the mf Jriiy Of Them It Is be-
uevsd. The value OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters as
harmless and certain specific for fever and aeu is
understood and al es ated in ell parts OF the coun-
try VIII, re intermittents prevail. The residents Oh
such localities begin to take 1t early In the spring as
protection against the miasma by which they are
surrouudt not all of them peihsps for blind ad-
ference to error Is the specially ,f some people but
the greater number.
ftb re any fixed fact IN therapeutics 1t y TINS
that HE bittt re aIe far better safeguard MI
i've yaiieti of periodic maladies producra oy un
| Wholesome exhalations than any drug or componnu
in the maieria medict Of the pro, ssiun Tns aessr
tion is msne with all Que r. Sect 20 me faculty. on
being an important truth, and one that nearly con-
Germs he health VI arle settlements In various pa
Of III. Jun y, and indeed Of the country a. large
Is made fesrlu-slv FUunoed on ample ana nhim
| pxacbane ties i'm, n.y. II dsaes cirptovsl
| 10 brvnk up cbiils aud fevers ~ W As " proven
them, there 10 hing VI lishs 20 ms wn9lesom
suussnhls isstf1sadsh WNAeon@w"
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Marrfagfs.

wRrGHT-KIDGwAY In Chester, March 81, ny
Rev Jsmee Cunningham. Jtmcs wright ano
Margaret J. Ridgway, bo Of Chrisfiapa, Del.
CJHID-nEvLIN.-March 7lh, In Che ster. by Rev.
James Cupn' nrham, stcrhen Cloud aud Maggie
De,lln, both Of Upland, Delaware county.
RERR-NIELDs On Feb. 90. in Kennett rqna-e-
by Rev r. r. Harvey, Mr.: John Kerr, 81 winning
t,,n.to Miss Annie M. Nelds of H. nnet'.
swALI-wALToN On ihs cd Of Marc near
Lincoln Delaware by Rev. ". j. Gaylord.
fiphonsia w smsl to Emma e. Walton, both CT
Sussex county Del
GaRRErT-HANNUM.- March 3. 1870. by Rev
Vim. j. Slew. nson. at III" parsonage n n,k y. 0ar
Del No cards.
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geaths.

sTARR.-In nj, s'ty, on the h Inst, Mrs. Hannah
starr, in the 5ith year OF her sge
wEsT.-In this city, on the s'h inst, Wilema Moore
West, dlnphte- Of p. q. and N. M. West aged 2
year. ano months.
HAZLETT March b.h, 1910. Mr.. George N. daz'
lett, In the SD year OF his age.
GILBERT 6.b, 1919, after lingering
illness, John Gilbert
EAsTue OD-On the 9Th instant, Bessie Adde East
wood, daughter ~ Abraham and Ann EASTWOOD,
aged month";.
MoCI INTOCK AT Madison, New Jersey on the
morning OF the 4th instant, Dr j ihn McClntocR,
President of Drew Theological Seminary.
THOMAS On the 24h nit at 1s4i Cturh street;
Ph,l4delph q, kchsrd ThemS.'f Delaware, sReo
"a years His remains were conveyed to Deiaware
for tDtermeEt.
Mol vAINE.-At N0rristown. Pa on the evening
OF Wednesday, March Cd. Charles Boomhei1, 9, id
Of the ktv. harles a. Glenn NINA IL hcii
yaine aged eighteen months a. d niue days
BOWERS Marcs h. 1870, Mrs. Catharlne Bowerr'
h tie 66 year vi hr ago.
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LOCAL NEWS.

o has been able to fill It's Ice honses'
, mnsora exouisites wear rings outside 'neir
N' Ths rew Collectors must give bond heioro Inc
The Formers Club Of Kent county mee'' "
morrow. I'll, he sold al
The Mddletown Machine works Will DO so'u ~
pu yhs Mutual Friend will shortly change pro-
|prietors, 1t 10 rumoreo' .. .,,anamen,
,,a,s will really be u great pfiiif.
Stllord election, on, Monday, resu,tea AZ 'A'
a,eriion Of the ?" Improvement leke@
urs Calharine Houston, an aged c'uh'A "
sua,ex county, died on the 1st insi. ,,.
Another $50 note on the Market Nauoha' DanA
his justsurned up a. sninu'is o'oko a,,sa
The Middietown Library Association mas nsNu
+ =, its library room iu the Town Hail.
VI ~ oa,v formerly OF Smyrna, Ia now the AS
,s,aat II 4. Marshal of Utah Territory.
p,y Dr Kennedy, of Smyrna. WAS called up
=, marry couple 1T 5 O'clock In tne "oiu''s
recently. .uh,.h has
ny a., Mtford for one hundred years, was WI
down last week. a, r..,.
Tho damage to Mrs. Vests house In George
| ,,wn by lhe recent fire was not 30 great W "ao
/ NJ first supposed ,.,,.a III, ~,
Edwin Seal, of Cbadd's Ford, Killed Pig h on
saturday week, 10 lnontns nhu "''s
| dressed Gil pounds.
Rev MIR. Marsh, of this city. lectures at Law NJ.
rpnceyille, Chester county, on the evening oi shc
1 ION, un ''rrogrcss." $50,
Rurton Layton, a Justice of the Peace at Mills
torn,ph. sussex county, died on the 21lh uit.,
4 after protracled illness.
VIM. Wbi,emap, at Fairview Hall, Mill Greek
/ nd was badly bnrued by lamp explosion VI
| wednesday evening Vi iast week.
.Joel Berton" has an article on Little peia-
ware. in this weeks N. Y. Independent. ~ con'
4 n,ins nothing new or very interesting.
smyrua Lyceum las challenged that of MIDDLE
lawn 10 a iont debate. The latter has accepteo
hui lime, place aud subject are not yet hxeo.
Alfred Repch, of Georgetown, 1t Is alleged. nat
Md 10 avoid arrest on charge OF atcmp'iof
i Improper liberties with married whitc woman.
william Sem, OF Kent county. who had hil
hand crushed in n coin-sheller, died oil lock Jaw
on Wednesday. 23d ult.
John II. and Robert 4. Lyman, have beer
Granted letters testanrcniary On the estate
II Thomas Lyman, late Uf Chrisliauy I'D.
4 Tie new telegraph company has most OF ~
4 nolrs IL, North and South Of Wilmington, aud
4 now putting them up iu the city
New Castle Democrats say 1--WE won't ask
Niger 10 vote our ticket, but II one ask ior
D,mucralic ticket we won't refuse to give hin
~ You bel -
81 Absalom McCauley. nm old gentleman, residin
n near Elkton, Ia attempting 10 step from tne caIt
Mt that place, on the LIST inst, fell, broke MS Jaw
aud was otherwise Injured.
Messrs. Pusey. Jones and Co.. are engaged !
tnidiug niue steam submarine drills for the gov
,u,nent, to be- used in removing distractions
Hell tate New York barbor.
Dr. Julien ]. yanderford, having sold out b
t. dental flee in Mlddletown TO Dr. homas
nah, Georgia, during the present month.
81 John B. Smith has been appointed Cifher, nm
J.anc A. Truitt, clerk. Of the Milford branch
Inc Smyrna Bank Our correspondent recent
indicated the probability of their appointment
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nossEnY-Y. NJ. q. A.-rxnIpirros.


CHESTER, March 3.--Thc house OF DAVID ..
B,ni,up. of this city, was entered Ly during
il.,f on Tuesday last about ~ O'clock. Look
N under the curtain, he saw The family sitliug
quietly reading in the diuing aud entering
hy some ose ALARMED Mr.. aud Miss b., and their
movements alarming him, he seized two over.
coats and beat II haety relreat out OF the front
door followed by MIR. B hut too late to secure Inc
tibet or recover his overcoat
Tuesday evening last the Y. VI. C. Association
which hus recently been formed In Chester, held
their iirst public meeting in the First Presbyterian
Cbulch. The meeting was addressed oy dele-
cation from the Y. NJ. q. Association OF rhilhue'-
favorable auspices and they mean woik.
The Cadets vi the Pennsylvania Military Acaa-
e,ny, n week since gave comic txhibltion ~
National Hull which was SO well received avn
peat it, and they doubtless will, and 10 house as
crow ded us before.
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FIRST MORTGAGES BONDS
Of THE
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting tha
Atlantic coast and he magnificent hsrbors of the
Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at point of
reliable navigation and thus, with the entire Rail-
road system and ter transporiai Ion OF the great
West and Southwest, Forms THE ADDITIONAL EAST
AND W,sr . EUsK LINE, so imperatiyey demanded
for the accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic STA.
board and Europe on the one hana, and the great
producing regions OF the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys
on the other.
The INreRrAsoE or THIS ROAD As A sKw OUTLET
FROM TIE WET TO THE sEA maguihes 1t into one OF
national ,nseeuen e. and insures TO It an extensive
through traffic from the day of Its completion:
WHILE In the development Of the extensive aprc1iu
raj and min-ral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia 1t possesses, along ils own line, the ele
ments of large and profitable local business.
Thus the great inerestr. both general and local,
which demand the comp elton Il the CHEsArrAKE
Asp ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio River, afford the
surest guarantee OF its success and value. and RIM
DEB IT THE Mtsr iMr,RrAsr AND SUBSTANTIAL RAIL
ROAD KsrxRpRIss NOW In PROGRESS IN 1His CoUs1ny'
Its superiority as au East and West route, and the
promise of an immense and prof table trade await
it's completion, havs drawn TO it the attention and
l
mon of this City Of sound judg IN mt and known In
,eprity, whose connection with It, together with that
of min, mt citizens and business men Of Virginia and
West virgiHia. IssuREs AN Esr RsrTic. HONORABLE
| AND tuooEssrUL MANAGEMENT.
The Road lie completed and in operation from
Richmond 10 the celebrated White sulphur Spring
Of West vIginia, e91 miles, and there remain bu
80 miles (uow partially construct d to be compile
ted to carry 1t to the prspesed terminus on the hi
river at or near, the mouth Of the Big SANDY river
100 miles above Cincinnati, and $50 miles helo'
Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress throug
Ohio ard Kentucky to this point. whisa VII conne'
the CprsAps.Kr AND Quo WITH the Esrins HAiI
! ROAD SYSTEMS OF ,uE wEsr AND SOUTHWEST, An
, WITH the PAoirIo RA,LRoAD.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantag
will place the CnEsArEAkE AND Quo RAILROAD Co
! pA>y among the richest and most powerful 81
: trustworthy corporations Of the country; AID TnE
n EXISTS A rsHsEsr VALUE IN ooarL2rEp ROAD Al
q WORK DnsE, IouAr To THE ENTIRE AMOUNT on tt
: MoRraAoE.
!, The detsils OF the Loan We been arranged vi
/ ppectal ref, renee to he wants of classes OF Inv,
orr ana com tho various features of eonvenien'
Y safety, and protection against loss or fraud.
% The Bonds are in de nominations OF
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$1,000, $500 and sios.

They will be Issued as Coupon Bonds pIgaos 10
Bearer, Az may be held in that To- m; or
The b md may be registered in the name OF the
owner with the coupons Remaining payable to bearer
attached the principal being then transferable only
ON the books of the Company, unless re-assgned TO
b arer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled, the
fond made q permanent Registered Bend, transfera-
HE only ON the BIO ks OF the Company, and the In
terest m ade payable OILY TO the reg stored owner or
his attorney.
he thr4e clastes will bs known respectively as;
lsr. "Couros BosDs rAyABLK To BEAaEh
On. .REo,srIREp BoNus WITH CoUroSs At
rAongD"
ap. "REsisrraEY BoSis WIN Coupofs DE-
rAouKp." and should be SO desgnated by Correspon-
dents in specifying the class of Bonds desired.
They have rp1Rry YEARS 10 run from January II
1870 with interest at six per cent. per anuum from
| November 1, 1861. PRisoirAL AND lhrinEsr rArA'
IL K IN Com IN TUE CIrY,r New YORK
The interest Is payable In MAY and NOVEMBER una.
il may take the ace OF that OF the earlier Issues d
| Five Twenties, aud suit the convenience q oui
friends who alrea hold Central and western racine
Bouds with interest payable In January and July
| and who may desire, in making additionA invest
ments to have their interest receivable at diieren
/ etdFuus VI thc 1Va'-
The o An is secured by mortgage upon he en'ir'
lima of Rult from Richmeud to ths Ohio River
with the quipment and all Other property AND appur
tenances connecisd herewith.
A Sinking Fund of 10000 per annum is provide
for the redemption Of the Bonds. TO lake euect on
year after ihs completion Of The Road.
The NOR gagei for $40 900 olo, of which g. oo' oe
will tie reserved and held Trust fer the redemp'i'
OF outstanding Eonds Of the Virginia Central RAJ
road Company now merged in the CHESAPEAKE A"
CHIv.
vi the remaiAing sls,oOo.oOo, sufficient amour
will be sold to complete the roas to the Ohio rive
perfect ard improve the portion now In operation
and thoroughly equip the wAole for large an
actlvs trafis.
The present price is 90 and accrued interest.
A Losn so amply secured, so carefully guarde'
and 60 certain hereafter to command proninel
place among the f4vorte securities In the marse'
both Of this Country and Europe, will be at once
preciated ans quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully.