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Slrry-.I4n. i-;h NJ samuel Woodbury. a.c.i Is
year-
~uityAn-I On. tth of scarlet fever Charles -v4
of Capt James " ..nd Elizabeth Jr..i.n aged /.
YEAR.
AMI Inyia'it Nil-,u. aged - vrIrr
Brr,s4l.g--j ,u tth Nj. Asa AFTER agei Z. VIZ.
3 .I...th. and - tls-
,rr.tia, Me-t "a --<oy -th. I-1I yrry .tIllrnIy.
j"hH II - "d lpr'ners "I Biu"iill. 4rri g. yrs.
Iltnth-. days.
--r llf thrl HtIl~v. a-cd % trtr-
", pr-trf Jan. ,tt belmont Il Freeman lsrI
tyAF tnI .n' aih-. Has chiii 30 Jpllu anil Nla-
cy l. Freeman.
Eil,wusth-,iau. nsh Of con umfti,u. Trace ,
daughter u jHh1t and friscilil II Cr4isr aEr,l
year. Do %! ntA+ and 4: .lsy,
'~.c~p LITTLE t.rarc take thy rest
.IN 81 lou. called tAr- 90 III breast.
Ihy ltlr race 1as 'tu,t Nv ruu.
Egt. pIrrut- ts,d'. Wili l., 4 me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

Not among the least Of the in' aluAbie prop
critic, 81 Miss S,wYEE's -ALEE are it, bentii-
cial effects on tn hair. Rubbed pa the scalp
IN n,e q TX different plrt- L promotes tue
growth u The h1Js. prevents il, turning giay
and. On bald -poi.. % produce, = new growth
OF hair. n Lads should b. without this in, Al
uable article an indispensable cosmetic irr
the toilet. IL eradicatc- danirun rad dl>, ,>e
hon n" head, and blotchr- aal pimplc- from
tne face. tfln
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FROM rnE wArcnM.N : REFLECTOR. Nn,.

r ROM IHE WAINHMAN 4 kHfLECTuR, NV
.. ISL.
Nearly tour years siurs Nil. Sawycr's satvr
wa, largely advertised In the Waterman col
umn> by it, rnterpr,Ing proprietor, Mr.. l.. VI
Robbins, OF Rockiand. Me ". cpuated j,
then. from our knowledge Of the parties mi III
the article Itself, very sillcsciou, aud u,-iuI
preparation Since that time and during th,-,
year., we have made personal test Of ihr lrticl,.
IN our family, and AWAY. with increased A.
surance Of it, superior excellence. Ma SAW
yer, who i resident ~ EockAnn. Mo- j. i
lads oftbe highest character every way AMI
her experience aud xiii are happily united ia
compromising this sALyE, wi iell OF c1ur>.- d.
indispensable in evey family, Many readers.
will hence welcome Mr.. Rob ms advertisement
sgsin in our columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18
Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men sud wo-
men. we give employment that pay from 81 10
T. per day. Business strictly honorable, aud
adapted 10 every city town and village. send
iof sample and 60 to work at oGcc Address
J. Latham & Co.. -. Washington It. Boston.
Mass. tfji.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

Distressing Cough causes tho frieni. ofthe
sufferer almost ~ much pain as the sufferer
himself. and should receive immediate attcu-
ton. DR.. isiar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
speedily cure, cough.. colds, influenza, sore
throat. Sc. twill always relieve consump-
ton, and In many well attesied ease. /, ha, ,f-
fected a perfect cure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

ELLSWORTH LIST Wednesday in January, feb
nv August September. and December ~
Is e,ine-.lly ia April. 81 Wednesday In June, and
wednesday in october.
BLg EulLL.-lst " Wednesday in July and Novem
her
BrrksPoRr.-3I Wednesday IN January May
ma september
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18
From CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, lii, 10.
Hon. VIM. u. Allison was today elected
|. :. Senator of the Legislature OF Iowa.
In the Senate the vote stood Allison 80,
Knapp In the House. Allison -, Knapp
Is "A strict party vote
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

Sr,GNAIioN in the blood tends 10 produce
ninc-tenth- u the disease. flesh il heir to.
This. however, j. obS lated, WITHOUT pEBILt-
r,ri>G The system. by administering LATHAM'-
CaIHARrIC EXTRACT. isl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

Rennes' Pan-Knlng Magic Oh cures head
ache, and all kinds u pain Every family
should Keep Il in the house to use 10Y sud,ie Il
sickness, ike ehoic, cholera morbu,, pieuri,y
cram :, tits. 81. "Ii works like Il charm.
sold by druggists, mel cbaats grocer.
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Local and Other Items.


'''' "''' a. az ''''
'' ~ -'''' '' ANU '''' '''' 7'''''
HE Gardner Reporter reports bn>l-
h">> d'lh IN Iiust"h- NOT ihsch moving
! save 'he measles.
The Publishers and Editor's tonven-
ti"n OF Name meets 4" Augusta o" h''rS-
'''A '''' ''''' '''-''''H
-We>ec by the L pntiiJra that Mr.. and
Mr.. !. II. Bu.lcr are giving concerts in
Maclil> and vicinity.
-rbr,s ar f,,r i,cbe. or .now has fall
,8 -bf. tnnruin, ana sim fan.
.,,.... H.. O.. ......s..,
. lion j. being rapidly sold by agents In
j4i-..'v and vicinity.
-H.v Mr.. uepNor,b has established a
a. church Al New York under the title Of
d. Th. rbureh Of the Di<ciple,.
,.,, ,r.. u., -.
S, Es,,,s, Association have heon ,.o Al,
h.. Office c,r ,i;.,r;butiop VIII those I'm
/, s-o>tcd call and take them away:
H' ~ ''''''' 20 anu noe Nl''i'l l'e'a-
r''' '''N ,i' l'''i''' 20 "A''n 'ne i'es'S-
.laia'e lAe members from thiN county
- 'N' h'>i'i'''ie h"'' III ! i'e'r ma.
no" ara '''' : 81 i-''>"" i'"' appeared
II Lam M'e''''' n 'e'i a. ieNol as'osh
i'.l.4'' =. ana 'eu " "o'uAh Oh ELLSWORTH
n Nl'N q INC WOODS.
The House. Monday. passed by 10
/. EMS i'''I NAYS Al' important amnesty bill
i-'.'''''.' ''i 'S MI iiA'' 81 name. IL eN-
: l#' members oil congress ana officers Of
fhr army ana navy Who joined the The re-
be.A"n.
Mrs Eugene Hale returned 10 Wash
I-tou a week ago ana received calls last
1aar-ily The Washington star says
:,
p ''''''' '''''''''-
hr. ''Ah Moore @! ; w. harhor,
~" p"N oil Yep FeA's' went from ; W
ti''f 'p Ellsworth WIN TWO men "a
z "a az some i"ur or iive tons, and RETURN
4 ] atone iie made The hoineward passage
y r, "eel : y NJ Ahf i VI.
Tie West Gould>boro Theatre com
pan announces that they will open a sea-
"' iF'lnoh' Hal We "ould-h"ro-
''''i' 10 Cyl "N'a MS company i
! .''''.' '''' 'n''''- e''ie''' OF r. ( imam
2 '' h-'- hA' considerable experience IN
= j. business
Rev. David y Utter. pastor of the
-, Parish in Belfast. is cxpecteted to
preach ID the Unitarian church next sun
d at1erloou ana evening.
Tho ne,. pa,,or, -, ,,,.. s,,,a S,,er;n-
PENDENT Of schools aivc~ many interesting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18

An attempt was made TO blow up the
powder house of Messrs. Bird & CO.. Of
Eockland on Friday night
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-18
CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS,
Public Auction.

A I the Joseph Douglass store. Wet Brook-viiI..
n second Tuesday of February next. 1t 10 o'ci'S
y NJ, when wlIl be -ald the remaining stock Il
goods in said store, consisting Of Grucerie- Dress
ani Fancy hoods, Boot, >hoe- Rubber. elias.
LrocAery aud Hard ware. together wIth lutrs. a.
sprtmcut Ut Remnant. Terms. cash pr tplYu.tt
cndlt Right 10 suspend sale reserved
SARAH l.. DOUGLASS.
West Brooksvillr, Jan. l. l-13 2w5
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Notice..

THE undersigned has been appointed ii Coroner
fer and within the County of Hancock All
persons entrnsilng business to him pertaining 70
the Office, will have it promptly and efficiently at
tended to. JOSHUA H. JORDAN
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Pauper Notice.
For Sale,

For Sale.
... A Two Story House, l..
t.:kS together with six acres Of /, nd y,hi,.i
Gh viii be sold at bargain as The owner
has changed his residence. The above properly
Is situated at Bass Harbor, ma further inforna-
ton can be obtained OF
5. A. HOLDEN.
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MISS SAWYER'S sALvE.

N@szz<zzzzz3as
ERE you have salve combining soothing and
L healing properties, with no danserons insr r
lent y remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which iesh il heir
Is more easily applied than many other remedies
n.tn l,oaueIng a bad effect but always relieving
J., IFS prepared BY Inss Sanger. who has used
~ nyr own extensive treatment Of the sick 70
The principal diseases for which this sslve ia roe
omn'ended are CAhIiaias Rieaa,qtisI, Pss
aeroralg, ga ticSr', Sa!t Rte1Dl Slraias. Burns,
Ftser sores fsioHs, PD'pies. E,ysipeIas, Sors
Eyes, BarbSr's IA Dsati,ess, Goi!s Riag. coyD,s'
coras, Bites Of Insects, Cancers, Toofhaehs, Ear
Fen, Scdd Ytgi. Tcetsiag, Chopyfd U1pJs'
Seaias. C9,' Erais1s, Group, trusled lips, aud
IL never fails 20 cure Rheumatism If properly
applied. Rub II on well with the hand three times
day In several cases II has cured paisied limbs
For Ffi~s 1t has been discovcre! TO b. surr rom,
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted f6r vears
have been relieved by few applications FOR ISv-
Fptids 1t works wonders, allay irg the inflammation
md quictiug tho patient. For Channel yicads n
produces a euro immediately LIT tiosv With SAT-
RAeiDn obtain this saivc and apply il freely nnJ
they viii fat Il Invaluable Il IS good in cases Of
fofr'I ND Titm2ys. C1Hc,rs have boon CURED
with T. The best sSalte ever iny,utcd f,r SeaIi,,
BTcayt ani Sore HippFes. NJ way Injurious mi
sure % afford relief Sore ~ Tr4l F,frs- I,,h ~
IN ti,o hds grnuy, onco or twice div Curts deaf.
ness ~ putting IN thovar- 0n u piece II cotton
4rer he1onf shis is superior 70 anything known
FOR FsmF~s this acts like a charm For Pgrns
and S0Gi9s, apply the Sa!,, % one, aud j, 80
imnedia'e relief For oid Serss, apply o1cc a
y among the Least OF tho fl.,lt,l,., ,,r,,. ,..,
81 Mss sAwIE Rs ALIVE arc ats ,f..liti.4 .iie.t.
~ the hair. Eabhe! ou the scalp il. Nv II .tr
A'rcut parts 1t promotes Tie growth II ,b ~
prevents u tursing gray, and bald .pots IL irs,
a.rts . new g'owth n hug ~ lady .LnpH ~,
N'h'.t M ilFantbl' t,,.rlc as an Indispensable
cosmetic TOR tho toilet. Il cradicatcs lnnirun and
from the lace.
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Chr Gllswartb american.
TEURSDAY. JANUARY Is. 1872.
Probate Courts.

A. T.. SAWYER. Local Editor.
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IG. ROwELL,s COLUMN
GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE NONE

By taking AN agency for The Home oi
Gods People. The most successful new book
out, nearly 200 Magnificent Engravings. One
agent took 114 orders in ten DAYS, others are do
ing equally as well. $500 Dollars per annum
can be made by any male or female agent taking
orders for this popular work. The best chance to
make money offered. Send for circulars with
terms. etc. Extra large inducements offered
ford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
MONDAY, June 1O-P. N.

The apparent unwilingness of the English
Lords to agree to final settlement OF the Alabama
claims on any basis except at still further concessions
from our Administration, finds expression in my Lord
GTanyile's singular request TO postpone the Geneva
Convention, from Saturday next the day originally ap-
pointed for eight months in order to permit Of further
discussion on the supplemental clause. This bareaced
attempt to further humlliae Government does not
seem to set well the public stomach and we rightly
construo the advices from Washington the subject
even the accommodating Administration OF Gen.
Grant will not be hasy in giving its assent 10 the
proposition At all events, the expectation OF an extra
session Of Congress- the possibility that the demand for
the release the imprisoned Dr. Emile Houard and the
revision Of the courtmartal sentencing him, and the
Granville cause of disturbance concurred TO give the
markets tone Of dependency at variance with the
close Of last week. In stocks the dizziness was unmt
gated though fair movement in Erie during the early
market gave promise of some activity in that stock The
opening price 61 against 62s, the final figures or
Saturday, occasioned by q corresponding break
in London, doubtless dependent in some measure
upon the closing of tho transfer books to-day for the
July election For that the stock here worth
an eighth for registration. The price ranged at aGo9
C1a60Ea6lh NewYork Central stock and scrip ruled
al lower while Northwestern common declined OF
point from 7t to 72E and back again to 49, The range
Of prices was to per cent, the movement being about
proportionatey distributed between the prominent
stocks of the list no special e0nspcuty being ACCORDED
any Of them. 1t was a common remark among
brokers to-day that the principal business was
in a security recently put upon the market with the
elongated name Of Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
stock the transactions in which, TO the eye Of even the
most innocent observer, suggesting the idea of steam
laundry OF the largest dimensions and containing all
the modern Improvements. The stock quoted at 37i
9lO Erie Preferred sold at s3ias4 Harlem at 1901 and
Panama III. Miscellaneous and coal stocks were quiet
str no nd
closing prices Of nomnally active stocks fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
NEW-YORK LITERARY NOTES.

There is no fact III the journalism of to-day
more apparent than that OF the broad and honorable
position 1t is taking profession by itself 1t is no
longer trade, political adjunct, literary
ment II has become art whose followers are counted
among the most brilliant and successful OF the
time and whose rules of honor and of practice though
too often deed as sharply defined those Of each
and all Of the learned professions Therefore, realizing
the station which the profession gained and antici
pating for it yet higher and comprehensive
is with special interest that History Of journalism will
be welcomed. Such history from the careful and ex-
perienced pen Of Frederick Hudson, for many years
Managing Editor Of The Herald is in the press of
per Brothers The time patience, and conscience which
Mr. Hudson has given to the preparation of this work
insure one both elaborate and thorough 1t Is devoted
chiefly TO the history of the press in cOuntya his
tory which follows an accurate statement of the de-
yelopment Of this mighty arm" from the beginning in
all ages and lands. Mr.. Hudson gives the history Of
newspapers and hghtens his work with
"reminiscences and sketches Of prominent editors and
with journalistic anecdote and gossip, which man is
better fitted TO please us witha than he. His editorial
experience both long and honorable, admirably pre-
pared him for the collection and assimilation of the
OF detail which promises render his book of the
most interesting and valuable publications Of the year
Charles Reade's new serial story begins Its enticing
course in the August number OF Hdrpers Magazine 1t
has the peculiar title Of "a simpeton" and Is not its
author says Of the sort that shocks his bates nOs the
" prurient prudes."
Those who are drawn 10 the reading Of the novel AL
bert Lune" by the announcement OF Lord Broueham as
its author Will find, among other things various enter
tanning passages relating this country and TO Pres
dent Washington. The withdrawal OF the novel from
the market immediately after publication by is eecen
trio author was known many Americans, and sur
prise and curiosity will doubtless give to the book great
temporary popularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. April L. Scot. Co.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. April L. Scot: Co.
In this number of the slow going old "Quar-
tery" the editor appears have gained fresh Of
the fact Of Thomas Carlyle and has given place TO long
and appTecative article descantng the merits OF the
usous English humOIist The writer sets down Carlyle
as man who has produced greater impression on his
generation than any other living author His influence
n not mere deceitful phantasm giterng will o. the
wisp, entcng unstable minds into marshy and unprot
able places On the contrary It depends solid frame
work OF reality, living Of truth, which remains
after all the dazzling external appendages have been
stripped away. The first eminent merit Of Carlyle is
described as that Of a great moral teacher.
lie has understood and embraced his function truly.
WITH all his breadth Of culture he has never refined
himself away into simple intellectual thinker. He is
al Oh fe not merely TO know what is right, but to have
the fght done He refuses to cOnhne himself TO
vi osee o. tbeOIlst lie appeals TO the age, 10 his
- Wy men ABOUT lli m strong ana urgent
treaty do this; do not that" When he treats OF the
men o. DE- une OF OF preceding times he does not dis
cs merely whether they have held right opinions, but
whether they have acted rightly. VOltaire, DiderOt,
yhom others earelessly think OF specu-
iatsts-hr CARLYLE Insists on dealing with as men He
knows what an effect mans life has on his opinions
and hence he refuses 10 make any divorce between the
Two. In the midst OF many changes that have come
over him, this fundamental CHARACTERISTIC has remained
Hcnce TOO TIE simple, obvious nature OF most of his
prccepts Tor trsns and latitudes, though the bane
ana abborrence o the speeuatst have 10 be urged
10 PSsuea NE from the proneness OF men TO neglect
truth - sun cant - "have q clear understanding -
naHlms like these form small part of Mr. Caryies
ethics.
Over these preeepts he throws a mysterious splendor
BY setting forth their uniyerality In his own peculiar
phrase they remain same from eternity 20 eternity
Nature herself has ordained them; every time and in
every place those prosper who obey them those fan into
Tnih who neglect them. They the immenstes of
which be speaks 10 much. the "divne sieneesn tne
fotet Of which truths depend their being spoken
bot Oh her being acted on, the uuwrit,en and sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
Mem Publications..
-THk KNOXYlLLE

EAST TENNESSEE.--THE KNOXVILLE
" WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1917 will contain every number
eaItiai prepared gees upon Climate Soil Products Minerals
go cur, natural unsupsed advantages Of which
Buy The Switzerland Of the so1th" articles prepared
70 disseminate facts for the Information Of persons looking
ho Answers Correspondents will be carefully prepared
he of general cheapest reliable
49, :" "a eota,ssi Sshsenptos only 81 PoI further
homSh0s aodIess DE IalhssrA RULE HICKS KaoYv Team
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Total...""".."...s2s,o.s,as o.


Increase. ................... &4Oll
Fourth week Of May estimated for 1871.
The Philadelphia stock market dull Pennsy-
vania 6s 1851 Philadelphia and Erie r. r., 2sI Reading
r. r., COS; Pennsylvania r. r., 500; Gold, ia.
The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railway for the week ending May 81 were
1867 % for the month, s262s6 95 increase May
1871, &47,311 81.
The Directors Of the American Merchants Union Ex-
press Company have declared dividend Of 90 per share
payable July The transfer books close Wednesday,
June II, and reopen July 2.
The bank statement compares follows with former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

Toward the close Of bank hours there was quite te
furry in money caused by datory borrowers and, IN
some instances and per cent was paid but sub
sequonty the rate dropped to Prime business hotes
moved on the basis OF O. to "a per cent with some safes
of gilt-edged" as low as per cent.
Southern State bonds were neglected. The nominal
quotations were unchanged. The following were the
bids: .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

1fI 10 i as the extreme OF the price, the market
deriving support less from the manipulation OF te
clique than the causes above mentioned In the gold
loan market the rates paid for having gold balances car
rled were a. O. 4, 80 and finally per cent The AS
ssant paid out 100000 in called bonds making
total OF and $1,000 in coin interest The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was az iohoWS'
Gold cleared sl5157OCO gold balances. sL2Ges7i; cur
rency balances. 81 ICi1s4 Tie following the quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws q Co, !
% Whilst NeW-Iork. (

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws n Co,
80 Wall-st., New York. !
Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland,
and the Continent.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South
America, East and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available in
all parts of the world.
Also, Telegraphic Transfers of Money Europe,
Havana and California
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and
subject to check at sight
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made
State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEws HAmCHT * Co,
IL Old Broad-st., London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

We have good account from the engineers in charge
of the work on the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad,
more than 60 miles of track having been laid in as many
days This leaves but 45 miles more Of track to lay
which WILL we understand, be completed early In Au-
gust when this important road which Is about 2O miles
length is expected 10 enter at once upon an abundant
through business reaching by its connections from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific Ocean, and shortening the dis
lance it is claimed, 200 miles as TO the traffic OF
large portion of the older States Rapidly as this road
has progressed the facilities it affords have been eagerly
waited for because greatly needed and Messrs Tanner
Co.. the financial agents of the company are to be con-
graduated upon the satisfactory fulflment OF their
promise in regard furnishing the means, made when
the mortgage bonds were first introduced on this market
The Daily Bulletin publishes the following gross earn
ngs of the aforementioned railroads for the month Of
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

HowRs Il MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New.
York. offer the same facilities TO Depostors In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COILECrIoNs made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being abb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage they command at once
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN gold
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Con
pOns or Registered.
Price 81! and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 10, 1872.
Maps, Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country and from the une
dersgned, who unhestatingly recommend them.
TANNER g. Co., Bankers
No. IL Wal-st.. New York.