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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
MAyoRALry or NEW oR1zANs,e

no. 1772-Administration Series.1
Resolved, That the Administrator of Finance SO
and he is hereby directed to issue new consolidated
bonds, drainage SERIES at par, in settlement of the
following claim:
w. Wat Divine, transferree of ]. j. OHara, for
wooden revetment on lake shore, on accounts
$4,000.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Cor
leans, September "a 1872.
Yeas-Cockrem, Shaw, Deassize, Remick, Wa,
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayoro
A true copy
H. CoNQURsT CLARKE. Secretary. SEES It
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MTsGETT,ANE0Ts
SnSScSn2nN~cO~N~o~lle~ or~~<rl~~Uo~~~Oor>~c~N
TT7O CAPITALISTS AND PROPER,

NO CAPITALISTS AND PROPERTY
HOLDERS.
The undersigned being the specially authorized
agents of the owners of the continuation of the
Magazine street railroad, call the attention of CAPT
taIlsts and property holders generally and
especially of property owners in Jefferson City and
Carroiton, to the opening of subscription lists to
the balance of the capital stock of the New Or
leans and CaTrollton Magazine Street Railroad
Company. Plans of the road can be seen and full
particulars obtained by applying to
JOSEPH HOLE,
No. ~ Exchange alley, or to
D. URBAN,
Notary Public and United States Commissioner,
No 60 Camp street. AUS del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

uAcKNEY.-James Casey, driver of pub.
lie hack, was arrested at the head Of Canal
street for interfering with passengers and
annoying them causelessly. This arrest
may have good effect, for the habit Of
drivers pushing passengers has lately
greatly increased at the several depotso
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lay, as follows:
%uE RIVERS
Rise, Fail, #ater n
- = IA

The river here is thirteen feet nine
inches below high water mark of 1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

jeremiah Brown and Edward Morris go
to the Criminal Court to answer for bur
glary with a dangerous weapon and shoot
inc with intent to kill. Recorder Billings
committed them to prison in default Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
''+7 : III '' TWIIII5LLTAM WEEKS. Constable.
Il, ID. FuxCan W.. Paul ROmanr-Third
-Iattna GnlLt for ParIah of lrleaLa

Jl5Iloe Count TOT FarIsn OF UrIeauB, No. 8TIg.
DY VIRTUE or WRIT OF FIERI FA-
d cias to me directed by the Hon. John P
Mon'amat, Third Justice of the Peace in and for
the parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on SATURDAY, October s. 1872 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at my warehouse, 10. IS Bieu-
vile street, the following property, TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbere3 sUit
per inventory on file at my office.
Teuns-Gash on the spot.
SEES ocI 5 WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

Detective Pearson last evening arrested
gentleman nearly sixty-fve years old,
who was about to violate State law by
going out to fight duel. His opponent is
no youth.
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This verdict carries with it capital punish

HARMONY CLUB.-This organization Will
give its second complimentary performance
atits hall corner of Bienville street and Ex-
change alley next Saturday evening, on
which occasion it will produce the sterling
comedy of War to the Knife" and the
laughable farce of s'The Dutchman's Ghost"
Recorder Billings had twenty three prison
ers before him yesterday, which speaks bad
for the Fourth District. This official turned
IN tfty-fye dollars fines for last week.
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Fig trees have generally shed their
leaves-tho first Dolly Vardens known
and since the rain are putting out new
buds aud foliage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

T3rib. oo-so'.o.o..s....o.os. $3.50 "a
Adopted BY The .Gounci5 OF che city of New Or
leans. Septembts q 1872
Eeas-Cockren!. Shawo DefassizeS Rsmick, Wal.
ton, Bonzsl0s
6Eyjo F. FLANDERS gIsyoro
H. GoyarE.9 C1AnxE secretarso se25 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

RECORDERsHIP OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT *
Last Saturday evening Recorder Campbell
incidentally learned that his official head
had rolled into waste basket. Thus armed,
he took steps to sue out an injunction to
prevent Mr. Michel assuming the duties of
that office Mr.. Michel, as stated in this
paper yesterday morning, appeared and de-
manded the place. Mr.. Campbell expressed
himself as unwilling to give up his position,
and asked the aspirant to wait until noon,
and the time was given. Mr.. Campbell made
this request to gain time, as the injunction
had not arrived. Before meridian deputy
sheriff appeared with the document, when
the recorder signifed his willingness to
give Mr.. Michel definite answer. The an
swer was in the deputy sheritf's hand, a
regular .:ipjunct" Mr.. Michel did not at
first feel inclined to recognize the docu-
ment, but finally departed, Yesterday the
subject was explained to members of the
City Council, and at the regular session
that body elected Mr.. Campbell recorder Of
the Sixth District. That is the situation
lust now. What will be the next twist:
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall September "a, 1872, d

INUs INSTRUMENTATION otLItH.I
Resolved, That the Administrator of Watere
works and Public Buildings be and lie is hereby
authorized to advertise by weeks notice for
the supply of 2l00 feet of eightneh pipe fore thee
extension of the waterwOrks Felicity road TOP
Keller Market payment to be made in certifcates
of appropriation.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New ore
leans, September "a, 1872.
Yeas-Cockrem, Shaw, Delsssize, Remck, tPaSs
ton, Bon2ano.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
true copy
IL. CNNlrEsT CLARKE Secondary sa2S
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S!AYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, September "a, J372
H3;9o Decentralization Series
aQ ordinance relative to interest on warrants for
nav consolidated bonds, general SERIES
$50 TON l. Be it ordained by the Council Of the
city Of New Orleans That tie necessary, amount
be and the same IS hereby appropriated tor the
payment of interest on warrants for new consoli-
dated bon 9, TO wit: In currency for interest due
10 July ?. I3T2 aud in gold or its equivalent, to
October I3I2 and thereafter quarterly until con
version.
SIC O. Be it further ordained, etc, That the
Administrator OF Public Accounts be authorized TO
issue his warrants the administrator of Finance
in required amour rs therefor in favor of the fiscal
agency, which shall take charge Of such payments
ofinteIest and the Fiscal Agent shall stamp said
warrants the words, Interest paid up to -,
49,, s." and, for further security, shall punch
a hole in them for each payment Of interest the
blanks TO be filled and signed in writing By duly
authorized person for the fiscal agency.
Adopted BY the Council of the city Of New Or
leans September q. 1872
Seas-Cockrem, Shaw, Delassze Remick Wal
ton, BOnzauO.
BENZ F FLANDERS Mayor.
4 true copy:
Il. CoNQCssT CLARKE, Secretary. se25 1t
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city Han, September "A. 1872.
3Ho 3S69-vAdministrato Series.
AZ ordnance providing for the payment OF she
several accounts therein named.
Be IL ordained. That the following appropria.
lions be and are hereby made and that the Admin
istrat0r of Public Accounts warrant on the Admin
istrator@b Finance in payment OF the same:
New Orleans Printing and Publishing COmpanS,
adyeTtisitS fOr Departmental Improvements, SO.
New 0seanS Times advertising tog department
Cf Public Accounts, 81 80
q. NJ. Samuel, jury gyarrane, $6So
). Brette, jury warrant, $50.
W..R HesStng, 0bs n1atchesol@:".y FOE gi85 jEaGt,
J. Buckley stationery SorCity s}o1neil, $96 Is.
stetson y armstrong, stationery &os NaYors
New orleans 9iaass, one gears subscription 10
daily from oQls Y, 1872, to July q, d373 (shree
Oh. Gutenberg District Attorney for twenty Fix.
convictions in the month of September 1872 as per
bin approved by the Judss Of bhe FLSs6 Diat:ic5
NJ Fasagl, certificate Jefferson City Tabor uo, So
ga. Eeej ! Co. stationery SoE Atty Attorneys
sien'5 Hiasi, Biz 500 Department OF Pls's'.e &C.
New orleans Times advertising taxes ana safe
o. wharf bonds, Department of Finance, So Sc
10 s. Walton, :sdninisstaiorUf Finance. cash al!
Vanced for law charges as costs and deposits fog
Adopted By the Council Of si,s city Of Sew OF
CLEANS September y. 1872
Yeas-CocIkrem, SHAW. DelassizsS Reniek, Syalo
'' 3EESa + gtANpBRs, M.yoro
i true COPY
H. CoSorEsr CRAaKE, Secretary. SEES Fs
MAYoRA1r~ OF NEW ORLEANS
@jsy Hall, September b. 1879.
~. 55-.t1dpl.nistration Seresf
81. ordinance :oy she payment Of Sic pay goIs
Therein namedo
Bel oraane9. That Che sum " & l6 600. OF so
ng@h SheEeOr may be found necf ssaTy IS hereby
Appropriated for payment of the weekly pag rolls
Of the city for the week ending September 3D. 1872.
Adopted by the Council Of the City e5 New Or
leans, Eeptember24. 1872.
geas-s @csrem, ShaS, Delassizs, fencS-, d.ewiss
WsltU8l, BOLzaue.
Benz T. FLANDERS. mayor.
Asgus copy:
IL CoEqrHsT CLARKE, Secretary. se25 It
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FOR NAT,F

NOR SALE.-A FINE fiGHT!T0P BUGGY.
L Price F!25. Apply to Eo 8LAKEsLEEo No. 20
St. Joseph street, SCI
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
Cify Ha1I SAu+arY,bGY- p TJ72 {
IEo. Discrimination Series.I

4. C5EQCasT CLARKE, Secretary SEES It
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Succession OF Sarah Jarreii-No. 1891.
GEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- 81 0reaus-Notice is hereby given to the cred
herein interested, &c show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they :ave or
tor of this estate, should not be homologated and
approved, and the funds distributes IL accogd4ac6
therewith.
BY order of Size Cougto
sell IS 70 ~ o. TRACT Clerk
Succession of James OsNOyes--NO.:33 , 4S7s
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures 70 B. F0Plkeo pEblie adj
ministrator has pettione6 the court for letters of
administration on she estate OF the late James o.
NOpes deceased, ntestate Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern. to show cause within t.
days, why tn. prayer 0S she sad Qet1t6oaeS 81" Old
not be granted.
sel9 IS 2: " 81. ~. TRACT. Cleric
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

Succession OF Alfred Pcuh0rn EGpejeN0.
o5 1873.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Observation-Disclosures, p B. Fouke. public ad.
ministratoro has petitioned the rourt for letters
Of administration On the estate of she late Alfred
Penhorn Capefo deceased, iatestate: Notice is
hereby given 10 ali whom it may concern 10 show
cause within ten days why the prayeS OF the said
petitioner should not be- granted
se2I IS ~ MO-. TRACY, Clerk.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

. "a
p. Cazennve, Agent, vs.. Mrs. D0Irich-o
Third Justice Court for the Parish OF Orieans5
No. esq.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI F4C9As
ID to me di-ected6Y the Hon. John P Montamat,
Third Justice of the Peace In and for the parish Of
Orleans, l viii proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, October 4, 1872, at twelve O'Clock
H., at my warehouse, No IS Bienville streeto she
following property, to Wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and Iumblre GTifs
as per inventory on file at my office.
Ierms-Casl on the spot.
sea n oc4 WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable,
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N. 4. Deleno vs.. ohm and Gertrude Luthe-z
Third Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans,


pY VIRTUE OF TWO wRITS OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. John P. MOntamat,
Third Justice of the Peace in and tor the parish of
Orleans viii proceed to sell at public auction,
MONDAY, September 30, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
at my warehouse No. 85 BenYtlle street the fol
loving property, to wit:
ONE IOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Siezed il the above entitled and numbered suits.
Terms-Ca5h the spot.
WILLIAM WEEKS Constable
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Headquarfers Fusion Ilcket C47lmpf!igp
Mass meetings will be held at the following named
places at the time stated below.
Distinguished speakers viii address the 2le%S-
The Democratic and Liberal Parish Executive
Committees are requested to make all necessary
transportation to assist the speakers to fill the ap
p0intnents as published.
BAYOU Sara -. Wednesday September 25.
William sport ... Thursday September IS.
yFinnviIle .5...... Monday, September 80.
Colfax Wednesday, October 2.
PuddIeton. ....... Friday, october i.
MaDy,, Monday, October Z.
Consbatt -, Wednesday, October 8.
PlauIIamine Tuesday, October IS.
DonaldsOnyille Thursday, October II.
sel4 f. 4 BURKE Secretary,
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Captain T. =. Williams. formerly General
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern abroad, is candidate for Mayor of this
city at next election. SEES l5t
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06
REGISTERS ORDER.


REGISTERS OFFICE,
New cssrLg CouSry, Nov. 2ad, 1871.
Upon the application Of ELIZABETH l.. RY-
AN. E.,,uirix of LEVI RYAN, late of st. Geor-
gcs Hundred. In said County, deceased II Ia or
der.i aud directed hy the Register tim, the Ex-
ccu,o, aforesaid, rire notice Of the granting OF
Letters Tcs,amcn,nty apon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting ihcrcpfh hy caus-
Ing advertisements TO he posted within tasiy days
from the date of such Letters, In six Of the most
public places OF the County or New Castle rcqnir-
Ing all psrspns having demands against the Es-
tate, 10 present the came, or abide nm Act Of As
scmhly In such case p,ndn and provided. Aud
also cause the same 10 bc inserted within the
same period In the .M.diioown Transcri,a,a a news
paper published In Mlddis,own and TO be contin-
ucd therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of Of-
Nee of the Register aiorcsaid. at New Cas-
tie, IN Neg Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTlCE.-Atl rr-snrs h,virg claims gvnjpsi
the Estate ot the dtccascd must present the saiat
duly at,cstcd TO the Execuirix on or before Nov
22d, 1872, or abide an Act OF Assembly iu such
case made aud provided.
ELIZABETH l.. RYAN. Execnirix.
ADpaEss-Middiciowp, Del
Nov ?5, ls1i-2m
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lll5 WIN. I. HOPKINS 1873
lll6 CHESTNUT ST. (0irasd Row.
iss n. EIGHTH ST. IN. z. Cor. sth and Chsrry, J
PHILADELPHIA.

Manufacturer and Dealer Of our Fear Great
Sprcislties.
Our Cclc,,rnted Champion Hoop Skiris, Ia
r,uding $50 styles and sizes, for l.sdies. Misses
and Children. Manufactured to meet ths wants
Of Rrsi-class trade, at the lowest prices.
CORSETS in i27 styles and grades 10 NEE,
the wants Of all, from 1oc. TO ~. IS pr pair In.
Guiding Thompsous Glove Fitting, Robt Wer-
iy's J. Beakcls, Mad. foy's, Mrs. Noedy's Mis-
ses and Childrrn,s Corscts &c. together with
every other desirable make, at prices hcyon COM
PANIER BusTlEs In 81 varieties, frum zoe
,e 81 90, including ilsiY Cloth, 7sc. Bon Ton,
| a1c Nilsson, 53c. New Broadway, Csc. Elect
ssc aud every other desirable Bus,ic nj iowci
| prices tian nj any other parties In the trade.
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS in every quail
nv, from the Zines, TO the lowest prices Tuckct
and Fancy Muslin Skirts, In 2: varieties, iron
zoe. to 81 90. chemiscs from G2c. TO Sa.Is
| Drawers, 60c. To - 80. Night Dresses, 81 ,o'
to $a.65. Toilc; Sacks, sac, to S6.4a. Corset
Covers, 81 90 TO $3.50. Aprons, Misses an'
Chiidrcn's Under Garments, &c. &c.
| We have the largest hest aud cheapest line
Of the above goods In philadelphia Every pur
chaser eau save time aud money by examining
them. Wholesale and Rrtale.
Oct. II, ls7l.--3 mos.
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Kent County Rail Road,

TNiiE Kent County Rail Rund heiag completed
l. 10 ksnnc'iyyillc trains will run daily, iSun-
days excepted, for freight aud passengers, be.
tween kenn'dyvillc and Tuwnsend, where close
connection will he mndr with ,rnps Of the Della,
ware Il. Il. commencing un
MONDII, Or7UBER 24th. 1870.
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wILTnER0 ER's
E'lnvorinr Extracts

are warranted equal TO any made They ARE pre-
pared from the ,fruifs and will bc found nnch
batter than many of the EI'racfs that nre sold.
d,k your Grocer Drnayia for Whbergers
Eurucfs.
BARs.Ow's INDIGO Blue
L., without doubt, the best article in the market
for biuing clothes. II will color more water than
four times the same weight Of indigo. and much
more than any other wash blue IN the market.
the only genuine is that put up at ALfRsp Wiz
ngmGgss pRus SroaE. No. 233 North Second 81.
Philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Wilt
berger . and Barlows name on them, all ah'rs
are counterfeit. For sale by most groccrs and
druggists.
WiLTBERGERS lNDELIBLE INK will be
found on trial 10 be n superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale nj reasonable prices, Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chamois Skins
spohgcs, Tspioca, Pearl, Sago, and all articles
In the drug line, at
ALFRED VIII TIER q Err s DREG STORE,
40. 23a North S,cond 81. philadelphia, Pa.
July 8, lsTi-iy
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Demorest's illustrated Magazine
AND
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

acknowledged the most practical, ssciul, origi-
nal parlor Magazine.
"lsn'i She Pretty isa beautiful Chrome, n
splendid purlor Picture. aud a valuable work of
art II Is highly finished, mounted and vnrnish-
ed aud ,ror,h more han double he ros' ef ,ub'evip
lion, and together With DgaonrsT MoSrrL, ai-
fords an opportunity for the investment Of Three
Dollars such as map nefer occur again. Don I fail
To subscribe for 'Drsonrsr' MAGAZINE and YOU
will never be wllingio he wiihou,i,. II will moi,
only teach YOU how 10 dress, how TO cook how
TO make over your ehildfcn's clothes. Br,i'will
make You better wiser, happier Women every
where find it exactly what they want. IN fact,
|, Is the most complete Ladies Magazine now pub
lishcd. Husbands Fathers, Brothers and Lovers
,.hsrribc for II. and rrrsen, il with the beautiful
Chrome. "Isn', She PRETTY II will make eyes
sparkle with delight and satisfaction, aud prove
a monthly reminder ot your good taste aud Kind
feeling. Addttss -
". JENNINGS DEMOREST,
a3s Broadway, n. Y.
Specimen copies of the la,es, numbers of the
Magazine mailed free ON reccip, Of 2s cents,
may 90, 1871. ...
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lsROSpECTUS FOR 1877.
THE LADY'S FRIEND =!
The publishers Of Tmr LApy's fn,gsD have con-
.iuded TO reduce Its price TO single subscribers
from $3.50 to S2--,hc prices to Clubs talrcad,
very iow) remaining the same.
The following novclcis with the usual varici,
Of short stories, are announced for 1872. Mrs
W ood S novcct will run through the whale year.
WITHIN THE MAZE, ar. LADY ANDiN-
IAN's TRIAL.
By Mrs Henry Wood, author OF Fast Lynne, &c.
uSA AND HER LIONS.
By Miss a. l.. Muxxcy, author Of 'one Woman 5
Experience, Jealousy, etc., etc.
QUEEN cOauErrA.
By Daisy Nen,nor, author OF prince Charming,
ONLY A WISH.
By 4. ~ Dana author Of Earring Chords, etc.
MISSION work.
u, Mrs Margaret Eosmcr author OF "a Turn In
Fortunes Wheel, etc. etc.
Az EVERYDAY HEROINE.
/ By Amanda VI. Douglas. author of Solid Sil-
ur " \ Little Money, etc.
4 ENGRANiNGS.-Th cngravings OF The In
/ dy Friend are OF very superior character
\ IhrN tntbfnCc btaulUul l1''uI'eoi Hh'le''' "''''
! touch the sentiments aud affections, Illustration
! of our noyclcts and stories, Illustrations Of ,h'
fashions, (iucluding cuts from which patterns io
alnios, everything can he ordered alta low price,
Illustrations OF Ladies Fancy Work, etc.
MrSlC.--A piece OF the latest and mo.t fash
ionable Music accompanies of every number. Tn
music is of itself worth the price OF the magazine
In short, The Lady 5 Friend aims 10 bc, an'
its propricrors think II i', the most refined beau
,ful aud interesting Of ,he maeAkincs-hfi"g !,
"a cdrsr, snyrdrings, nHd ccni,nis Jpst rhai hdy
r,gqds,n, shoYiRJc.
TERMS.--$2 u year; four copies SO cig
copies tand one gratis, Sla.--t,nc copy ot Th
lady's Friend ~ and one Of The Post :. -
for So Address
DEACON PETERSON.
No 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
sess- S,ngi, eopir' 20 ttnh.
Dee a--tf
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And will run MS follows until further notice 4,

Townsend 35 2i0 Anaiyp
kencdyyille IL so
Passengers FROM k,nnedyvillc and all stations
IN the Ken, County Rail Road, will reach Nil.
mingion gi lois, A. N. Philadelphia n, II .Is.A
N. and baltimore ~ | .05, r. ~
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad. will
leave baltimore tIrcsidcnt Street Depotl nj - a.
a, y. Phiadelphin Depot corner broad q. and
Washington Avenue at $50, A. n. and Will
mingion nj 1910, AN.
a Stage will run between Chcsteriovs ssa
kennedy,illc, making close connections With
trains East and West 1t will leave cl,cstcrtowa
nj 5.ao, A. ". and returning, leave Krnncdyvills
on arrival Of train, aud reach Chcstertowp about
?.3o, ?. j. u. WINGATE,
| apr 5o-f Chief Eng,r a.d Sup't.
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bdkD LOAN
usrtAsa lAdls lailrsad Company.
Dapea Rrsgrsss - The vvesk.
O. M

HluD huIldlng of theNorshern Pacific Railroad,
y foegsn JaIy last. 70 being pushed forward
- Gpeat eueeGy from both extrcmitiea III the
WGG 0evea thessAwd men arr employed in Min
usessa and mn the rasihr coast. The grade u
nsAsiy complssrd se0 uics westward from Lake
s9spe6ies; ieNlus are running lao miles Of Rw-
k>sAtosA ard sssrk-laying Is progressing to-
vasae ~ sastsss border of Dakota. Including
torpeghsD u shs n. Paul 4 Pacific Road, TIN
Hsf1keto Pacific Company nov has as miles Of
ss9peeA ~, aed By Sertemhes next this will
u oaeseaaA IN At least 500.
e6eeow ceiling, and unhesiAtlagly recommend,
9 probable and perfectly safe investment, the
psst Mortgage Land Grant uoid Bonds Of the
Nosthesn paciAc Railroad Company. They have
~ years to run, bear Seven and Thrcc-Tenths
puGcsot, geld intevvst (mosc than per cent.
aestenae, on the entire road aud Its equipments,
aad also ~ fast M the road Is completed, on
1900 ACRES or LAND To every mile oi
nurk, OF 40 acres for each 81 ,00O l3ond. They
~ exesupi from U. s. Tax; principal and utter
~ ase psyablc 10 gold; denominations cou-
-pfss, Slso 10 81, ,oooi registered, sioo TO Sio,'
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific
5-SO's are At al all times receivable at 10 pet
Neot. shove par, In exchange for the Compa'
ny's lands, al their lowest cash prices. This rem
Asss them practically interest bearing land war
eaats.
MIXING FUND. The procccis Of all salci
nf Iands are required 10 lie devoted TO the pur
ehnss and cancellnion Of the First Mortgage
Roads Of the Company. The land grant Of th'
road exceeds fifiy million acres. This immens
sinking fund viii undoubtedly cancel the princi
pal Of the compsny's bonde1 debt before Il fall
due. With their ample security and high rate o
interest, there Is investment, accessible to tn
people, which is more proAslhls or safe.
ErCHlNGING 4. 3. HFETWEN7IEs
Ths success Of the new government per cen,
luan will compel the early surrender Of rniic'
States p~r cents. Many holders Of fivc-rwen
Sies are now exchanging them for Northern Pa
cioc Seven Thrtics, thus rcs ixing a bandsom
peeas, sad greatly increasing their yearly In
come.
OTHER SECURfTiES.--Ailm markc,abl
stocks and bonds will be received at their high
est currc..t price In exchange for Northern Pa
ri6c Scven-Thirties. Express charges on none
o. bonds received and on Scvcn-Thrties sent J
vstasn, will he paid by the financial agents. Flu
lai6smsilon, m,srs pamphlets, etc. can be oi
saiued ON application at amy agency, or from III
sadcrsirned.
tIr JOHN McLEAR h son,
nankess md Principal Agents for Delawar'
No. Coz Market Street. Wilmington.
Per sAls at the Citizens National Hank, Middle
aug 3o-3m