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The Portland daily press., 1875-10-12
Wanted.

A HOCSEKEEPER for general house work for
"A family of two. One who desires good home
more than high wages, may call at G. d. B. FISK
81 CO.'S, 233 Middle Street. octl2dlw
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MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL ENTERTAIN.
MENTs.-Elaborate preparations for the Maine
General Hospital entertainments which are to
come off Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week, are being energetically carried forward
towards ultimate perfection by the competent
ladies in charge. Such has been their success
in enlisting the sympathies of our people in
this most worthy cause that they are receiving
every aid and encouragement that can be desir-
ed to render the result highly satisfactory.
Therefore, knowing whereof we speak, we can
safely promise very attractive programme.
The pantomimes, which are always enjoyable,
wiAllose nothing by being undertaken by per-
sons who are fully equal to that or to any other
emergency thereby rendering them leading
feature of the entertainment, while the ''art
studies" succession of beautiful pictures, will
be represented by young ladies and gentlemen
who have kindly consented to victimize them
selves in marble for our good pleasure. The
tickets will be for sale at Stockbrdge's early in
the week, and as Music hall has a limited
seating capacity, those who engage seats first
will be the most fortunate ones.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-12
Brief JOttiugs.

MA steam dredge was at work yesterday clear
ing channel for the new ship at Randalps
yard.
A board fence just out of the city bears the
following inscription: "Try Jackson's pop
BIER
The Masonic School Of instruction will be
held this evening. A full attendance is desir-
ed.
There will be meeting this evening at Sac
carappa commencing at IA o'clock, under
the direction of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Mrs. DIR. French will address
the meeting. The public are cordially invited.
A sorrel horse of about thousand pounds
weight was stolen from w. W. Gould of Nor
riggewock, and, is thought, will be brought to
Portland.
arrested on suspicion of arson was released yes
terday morning.
The excursion of the Fraternity Club and
their friends to the Notchswss postponed on ac-
count of the storm yesterday morning, and will
take place to-day or the first fair day after
wards.
Remember Mr.. ter Linden's concert this
evening. He should have full house.
Falmouth engine house has received new
sign, painted by Mitchell. It's nice one and
the boys are proud of it.
Mr.. Henry Holmes begins his dancing school
next Thursday evening at Lancaster Hall.
The last game of base ball for the junior
championship will be played between the Diri-
gos and Mountaineers, Wednesday afternoon
on the Western promenade, at o'clock. By
the result of the last game between the two
clubs very close game may be expected.
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Churcnes.

st. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. T. ".
HilTiari rector. sund y services. II n. m. snd
s p. IN. sunday sehosl after morning service.
Seats free. AL persons are cordially invited 10
attend,
Roman Catholic, kev. Jas. McGolrieh, Pastor'
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church oR1Ns'l
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at II a m and Up. M sunday
ehool directly after morning service
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. +. Warren pas
tor. Preaching every sabbath Al 1ia. I'D
and l.. Sabbath school at 2H p m
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. ms
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church.,
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500 A n 3 oReANs.

New aud Secondhand, Of First Class Max
ers, Will be sold at Lower Prices for cash, or
on IBstallments. or for rent, In City or Coun-
try, during these Hard Times and the Holt
days. by HORACE WATERS & son,
IsI broadway, than ever before offered IN
New York Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Fianos and Concerto Organs.
mastrSses Catalogues Mailed. Great In
to the Trade. Alarge dheoEat
to Teachers. Ministers, Churches. Lodges,
Schools, etc.
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Ean. ?. bnTsV I Cd.

conduct an Agency for the RECEPTION Of nd-
vertiscments for American NEWSPAPER
the most complete establishment OF Incl kind
in the world. Fix thousand N~EwsPAPEts
are kept regularly on file, open to inspection
By customers Every Adpertt-eE uent Is
taken at the home price OF the paper, with
out any additional charge or commission.
An advertiser. In dealing with the Agency, is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead OF n dozen, n bpndrrd,
or n thousand. A Book OF eighty pages.
containing lists Of best papers, largest circn-
lations. religious, agricultural. class. pofiti-
cal. daily and country papers. and all
publications which are specially valuable to
advertisers. with some information about
prices, Is sent FHhE to my address on
application. Persons Mt q distance wishing
to make contracts for advertising In any
town. city. county. state or Territory Of the
United States, or any portion of the Donln-
ion OF Canada, may send mt statement
Of what hey want, together with n copy Of
the Advertisements they desire inserted.
and Will receive Information by return mail
which Will enable them to decide whether
to increase or reduce the order. For such
Information there Is nc charge. Or4ers are
taken for = single paper as well as tor a list:
for n single dollar as readily as for n larger
sum. offices Times Buildingl
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The Market is flooded with Cheap. Inferior
Baking aud Yeast Powders nf light or Ehort
W tight DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER is war
rant d full strength and full weight.
Sold at wholesale and retail. generally through
out the United States, by dealers in groceries
and Family Supplies.
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New Advertisement.
THE WEEKLY SUN.

THE WEEKLY SUN. S.:s' fil sas-
50 broad columns. especially designed for
the fnrn=err he sseeHa Btc. the merchant and
the professional man. and their wives aud
children We aim TO make the Weekly
sun the bet family newspaper in Tire world
IL Is full of entertaining and instructive
reading Of every sort. hut prints nothing TO
o1fend the most ~scrupuloos and deIfcste
taste Price, rl2o per year, postage pre-
paid The cheapest poper published. Try II.
Address TIES SuS, New YORK City
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DeIegala I'm congre.
F0rtrTzird coagra--HOn- W. R. sle.l,


Territorial Omeen.
GorsrH0rJno. A. Campbell.
SseraGD-JasOn d. Blown.
cASJ yssdes Of saprsnls COURT. W. F.h
ASsoeiats Jsshcss-Jos. NJ. Carey, r.
Ur"sI StGss CoHse,0r-E p. Snow.
Surveyor GsASnII- sflas Reed.
EseeiDsr 81 Pablo Nonsys-s- W. Corey
Register q. S. Land QEee-S- IL WIn.or
Territorial Trsarursr-S- w D5Wner
TsTTftOriGf AHdiseT|. II. Hay ford -
c~07Eza<ss,ser Of PsAI.Atasvl chsr,eee I HS,sc.
Territorial Lbrari1n John Siansh.er
SuperfHtsNasHt Of hasfrNcfion-Iohn Sisneb
DtSfrtef AG0rney-E- p johnson
UHMef STATES CortnassioaerJ ". BrnA.
Kgrshdl-Frank WolcotL.
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SOUTH n EAST.

The o. & NJ. e p~osfirely the only linz running
the celehrAfed PHiDpsa fuLGoe SLespfag ant Day
Cars from SG Louis 10 Louisville, Cincin-
natl. Washington asd baltimore with
out change or detention OF anr kind. with dt-
rect and sure Connexions or delphla
New York and Boston.
The trains Of this Company now run Into
Louisville over the Great Iron Halfway
Bridge across the ohIo River. landi 9 pas
sengers In the heart Of the city and In III New
Union Depot, connecting with the trains Of tae
l.. 4 n. G.S. r. X. ~ifhout change.
The far Jrnasf Medical Springs u Virgin
In. offer 20 the invalid the virtues Of their waters
the short distance by this line makes 10 de-ira-
bic in reaching them. Round trip tickets TO the
Springs arc on sale at reduced rates during the
summer season.
Purchase your tickets BY st Louis aad the
o. q N Route aud enjoy the ad-
yantages offered by no Other.
Information eaofrfully and promptly furnished
by addressing
R. 7. BRYD0N
Gen1 Pass. Agent. st. Lonis.
april tdeeq-d
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SAINT LOUIS

The gyeNd Metropolis OF the West OF over 500. 0o
inhabitants) th--rs. he slaIe- of Hin OILS. In
diana aud Ohio. n distaus - ~ ever az m4leE
to Louisville, Ky and CIncfnnafs, Ohio.
has the lrfH earref reputation Ct bsi-g ouse Of
the bssf managed aad e91jPIsf roads Ia tho WesI.
ynd Certainly deserves the patronage OF 81 who
desirr q SAT aud pleasant Journey over 4 line
which lie hrst slass In 81 respects
IT. cars are Of IN la.c1 rtftcru. we'll ~Nentilat-
ed aud pleniifnlly s~uppI-dwtth paier; lite trains
are accompanied hy courfeoHs eu7psoyes. its
track l. smooth ana second to none. which taken
with tho fact that Il l. the shOlfssf line bztwe n
ST Louis. Louisville and CincInnatI,
enables ITS trains (which run through entire
lrifh0uf chdHgel 10 make the guicksst lime with
psEfedsqefy nd direct connection at Louisville
and Cincinnati. for he
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-07

- DSTcHOMANCT. OR SOUL CHARMINGu
How eifhcr sex may facinate md gam
the love ahd affections OF any person they
choose. instantly. Tie simple mental acquire
mcnt all can posrcss. free by Hail. for IS ceafs,
together with = Marriage Guide, kgyr.ian Ora
Gle Drcum-. Hintr Ia iafie A queer hoos
100000 cold Address TWILL IAN & CO
Publishers. Philadelphia.
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r6 > 0O0 per day at home. Terms Tree
DO DHO address Go slIssnS Co.
Portland. Nc.
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Comfy omcsrs

CCN41A
N z Post. Chairman
IT. Dyer
SAsrtF[T. Jsf Car.
CoAsfabIe-D. Fallen
JLssAss OF Ns Pedcs-Jno. Sianuhter:A q ~.
WI Knykend=ll: AdulpA Cuny
CteTk anal ReGorier-W- Richardson.
IrensuTsr-n l.. KuykcudAn-
Proh4ts gsdGs-W. L. EuykendHu
FTosecHfng Anorheg-W. ". Corleft-
School SuysTatsndSnt-M. E. Arnold.
CsFsssx-G- II. Russell.
Assess0r-John T. Chafnb.
CHEYENNE CITY.
rGeO, Casseis Pres. e. oENavsr
Peter Hnmma.
SFd TrastssS John z. Davis.
IL h Lribey.
IT, e. Whippie.
Clsrl-W. Richardson. ~. Of. Assessor
AGr9hH-Frank Whitney.
Trsasursr-IsAa Bergman.
dHorneV-T J. Street. -
-SVrzeyor-R- Blackstone.
Police JRsnofs-John Siau=kier,A A. q. Mead
N sctmgS ufthe Town Trustees FRIDAY even
Ing IN each week. At the City Hail.
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UINTA COUNTY.
twIliam MeDonAld.
Cntesra.ionsrs I A. V. Quinn.
Edward Alton.
SherigLChristopner E. Castle
luugh Morrison, Evanston Prertn 81.
Coasfabiss{ O. Maliby. Almy Precinct.
W. d. Dunbar, Piedmont Precinct.
fc.T. white. Evan stOn Pm
JHstiess Of Ms Psdee{ John Hopkins, Amy "
WIN. v. Clark, Piedm't "
IJas - Mitchell. billiard
CLerE--AtL q. Lee
Probate Judge-orI-ado North sr. of. Treasurer
Superintendent Of SrhOoL-John Hopkins.
COrOn6r-Witiihm Guauell-
AsssssOr-LeRoy II. White.
COliector-C. f.. Castle.
SgrreyOr-P. H.. Tooiey.
IS. k. Temple, DTsirfs NOI
Schoo! Directors John W. Myers, "
Reuben FUsks, &" "a
fWm. q Tom.
o1u. All. @. Lee.
Notd'"s F"O'o Frank L.. Tilton.
Il. 5. Whittier
EVANSTON.
NV. C. Brown.
n. X. Morrison.
Trustees {Ncill MeKinnon.
W. II. Remington,
Harvey Booth.
Clerk-wm. G. Tom.
Aarskdt-John Burns.
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rTafe Agents. In their locality. CnSis
N SOr1iING To try g.. Particulars free
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I. O. G.. =.

ChAvenue Lodge. No. 81. I. o. q. y, m Msii
every Friday evening at 5000 ie"P'H
limitations will be conducted oni{ on is,Sen.
and third Fridays of each MONTH dsvetsdt
inc Fridavs during the month VIII ne Ty 81
literary oxorcises. DAN FALIhH
W. n. wooD, W. Secretary.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

? New Years Day at the Agency.
RED CLOUD AGENCY,
January ., 1875.
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masonIc.
EeniPIar.

wyoming Commandery No. l.. Regular soH-
cIave hrst Friday in each month
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. A NJ meets
nall, on tho arst and third Tuesday evenings u
each month, at s o CLOCK p. m
Cheyenne Lodge. No. i6, meets hfst ana .nn'
s.,,rd., n,yAt. In each month. 81 Masonic bsn
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

Your atisrsisn Is Invited 70 'Ae many un-qa1I-
cd advantages uhercd b the
Ohio & Mississippi Railway,
The Great Through Passenger and U. S. Nail
Rautrl 10 those who intend gong frum the West
TO the East either ~ eustnesr, for pleasure, or TO
restore their falling hsHfh.
This line runniI Z frUm
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ALBkNT CoUNTY.
IL Adams. Chairman
Commissioners Y; 8 }vsi.on.
S6erg-T. JEsyt on-
&c. ". REieJ.
JE-1c6S Of ne Peucs III. d. FeHzu.
fThotnas shank.
CEcrk-I- u. Pease.
P-75uS Jsa1e-G w. Ritter. er-otIcio Treasurer.
RToecnrIng .1rOFHez-C ". BFErsel.
specialization Of Sehoofs-W e Nitsos.
CSr0RsT-Jerembah Doies.
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odd FcIIovs.

Hope EncaH. 5ment, No. 2, J. 9. @: = n
.vnrY I'd and ith Wednesday OF each NOUN"
odd feliOws' Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, MOL. Lo-O'F meets VIZ
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall
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DR.. ]. b. DTorr, graduate of Jefferson Medi-
cal College, Philadelphia, author of several
valuable works, can be consulted on all diseases
OF the Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he mas
made an especial study) either in male or female,
no matter from what cause originating or OF
how long standing. A practice of 30 years
enables him to treat diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed Charges reasonable. Those
at a distance can forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay post
age.
Send for the GUIDE to HEALTH.
Price Ioets.
J,B. DYoTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and surseon, 1oi Dasne street, NY
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LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harris. * oeo0. Naye 81
J. II FfnfrOSk.
BOdri 81 Tf1sfsts{ n. Gaibrailh.-
T. J. Webster, MM
James Wins.
Ckrt-John Mcleod, os-ofSo Ass>esos
AIrshaf-M. A. Hancc.
TredsnFer-L. d. PeErc-
Ahornev-Hnmer Ncrrelf-
PO{4ee JSsiee-L-D D. Peaze- er-Hr-
CARBON COUNTY.
?. T. smith. Chairman.
C0Diuls0ontn ( T.. W. Bennett.
o car COIlsLsr.
ShsrigWilIinm Hawlsy.
Clerk j. 4. Keller.
Probate JHd1e II. Tnttle.
SaqsFiHlosdsAf or SeAooh-B r. Kinney
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
flames Kline, Chairman,
CogHmSsi0nsrs VIM A Johnson.
E F-Cheney.
Sheriff John McGlinehoY.
CIerE-T. Mccarthy.
Probate J-d1s-Jas. A. Brennan, az. cD. TfCE y.
COroasr-John Morris.
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INST PUBLISHED:

TUST PUBLISHED:
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Disps TEXTBOOK OF GEOLOGY, FOR bChoObs AM
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Mem Fluctuations.

NEW VOLUME.-THE ILLUSTRATED
N PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL January huuber, with some
Thirty Bngmyngs Portraits Of new Po,maste
Chpoe eastman Coored Bshops Don Carlos the late
Nayor our TrIIae Lips Pam ard What
they signify Mind and Body BhaoOgY Phsoogy
Only 80 IS BeL 6Ibt
post BY g. L. WELL Pub isber $50 BrOAdwaY, N \.
" LIVERY DAYS NEED"
~ A collection Of ..
Furnished nv the - ..
LADIES OF THU BUSINESS W0HENs UNION
Pnoe, bound. Toes paper cover, Doe. 800
mslel address, receipt Of pree Address
BUSINESS WeMBNs UNION 80 WIhOnghby ST., Brooklyn Y
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- S. BUSSING, jr.. No. 2Oi M0pt "a rHr,Te
Ia. ontin,utsI Bulaiug BROOKLYN. BROKER in ZEAL 81
aad NOR CAGES has for pleasantly located DWtLtls1
uOU~R three stories basement excellent orier n
Brcoyn Sht Perepon.t Broohyni price S
kao kreral 5Hck honAe' wen
go al roo each three-tory brick house near fopec
Psrk for g. COO brovn-stoae front boue nouss
s. between suth tni Hoyss viii be sod At m1e9 e:s VIZ a.
,auished reafence oJi Iinto ~
Also frol hoBse IN best part OF Dean
2ST5O numher Of brcvnsone front honses N
% ~ Booklyu frou $4,000 each Also Tor SAFE IN
Engsh baen bcI house Bergen ST. near hyns7
sd,nees n various oescrpt frcspet fHA IeI
,sle or 70 ht The largest owner. OF houses ara f'Is
near the Park have the agency for zoe same WIN we
syertser parcel for sale between SEVERN ana gnn
near Pa enhance decided bargain fora Ao
for sale or von erchtg for cou1y or oHer po Sou' OF '
oflsud oeIusy locted ng together and hsut' mogigeG
Lfovnsoue rt house. 2OrjO, entrance TO Prosct tIA
rssrty sse for sa good chance for builder The adv
User has pot ground 10 feet front Aoltasu o. ss
Tot an Rem,eu.st deep choicest vacant property In Brock
y Bonds and Mortgages approved real estate bought ah o
The undersizne Of tie Brooklyn Banes omce OF TIE
haitian Oorpany-AseS SlOUUOUUU-AnJ soleS
tbr Ipstuanee business OF resisens oil BrooklIn. .,
" X S. BUsSIAG. jr., 2Oi h0ntaguest.. Brooklyn
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Neu-Jersen Real Gslate for Sale

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for good FARM
or CITY PROPERrY-A pleasant HOUSE Of thirteen roomf WA
modem AID nearly twenty acres OF land s1tAbe Tor
uuQ ses hour from Address D0x o4oI
~. Y. Pos-Omce.
EOR SALE-500O0 acres of LAND IN
Southern will be sold In boey or IN tracts OF
5000 acres These laD and are oFene 90 By
1eV water powers COCA "o''
ana eel,5 lumber. T. WRIGHT klwood, y. J.
NOR SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE.-A large
4 rubntal brick BUiLDSG, covering seven os centrally To-
Gated In CITY Paterson j. recently oecu led by Tue rEea
M omt any, admirably 6td for where goOd Ha1
reourd Ader owner GEO. b. TUREEL, 10 ChamberssL,
heE-lOt.
nRANGE, N.J.-Grelt variety property toi
" s.le AM " Once hOu5 iom l 10 3 pm ,,.
J. n. GkRin 20 Nassau. cor. hherI a.
fbI.N PER MONrH-With furniture, car
I'D (ttV pets Attorney &c, SOO Or eonioItaDe,
romy SUBURBAN orAGE home, combining cts and country ao
ample closets. with nearly acre IN rucA
lawn dvs 81 de flowers &c stable II reqmrei 50
uinu Is on bery- b. best re trav depot paved ara
ghd .treets Ceghe part Eabeh frequent tans oF
Two riads til Midnight; fares Apply AZ West E5lDeth Stu9h
co. ~ or u BAS OWNER r. o. Box 1874, Btlbetn ~ j.
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Mem Publications.


A RCADAN.
Prs. 10 oe,a ~
Brighter than ever
The most entertaining Journal OF The ap
Prshssy illustrated
CONTENTS.
IgrTHB PROM KING KALAKAUA
ANEW DRAMATIo ACADEMY
HENRY BEReH.
tCaroon.)
rHR EVENTS OF THE PAST YRAa
OUR ooLORBD POPULATION.
hast AND HARPBRs WEEKLY
MOCK AUCTIONS.
INpEoEsCr AT THE LYcEuM THEATGn
Al the News Stands AMI at 100 and 10 faneo-&
IN PRESS. ,rn
THE HISTORY OF SWITZERLAND.
BY HEINRICH zsCHoKKR
NRw KpITLoN VOL limo. 81 TO-
ALBERT MASON. Publisher,
LsTOR PLACE u. r.
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Total.....".sl3,262,0So 10

The working expenses are reported at IS 9-l00 per
cent Of the gross earnings.
The Carolina Central Railway Company has just
completed it's road distance of 242 miles from
Whining tOn to Shelby connecting at Charlotte with
the principal Southern roads. connection it is
said will shortly be made with the Western North
Carolina Road sale of which has been decreed
under the first mortgage. We understand that i'm
mediately thereupon it will be extended to the
Tennessee line, connecting with the Western~nd
Northwestern roads. When these two missing
links arc added, the Carolina Central and
the Western North Carolina will, it is
claimed, form the shortest line to the
Atlantic for a large part Of the South
and West The Carolina Central is almost entirely
owned in New-York. 1t is stated that it was the
only unfinished road in the United States upon
which work was never stopped in consequence Of
the panic. Its completion now will it is believed
make Wilmington of the leading cotton ports of
the country aud that city is nearer to Cincin-
natl and Louisville than any other Atlantic port. it
must in time get large share of the Western trade
The NewYork and London Fire Insurance Com
pany have declared a semi-annual dividend of per
cent, payable on demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
Sl,O0O.OOO
MUNICIPAL BONDS
OF TIE
CITY CT CINCINNATI
ARE OFFERED FOR sALB

In coupon bonds of $1,000 and $500. bearing seven
and three -tenths a 31O per cent interest pay able
January and July in each year, at the American
Exchange National Bank in New-YOrk.
These bonds are part Of an issue of S10Ooo,00o au
thorized 20 be made for the construction BY TIE
CITY OF CINCINNATI Of a line Of railway from said
city to Chattanooga Tenn. the income of which Ia
paid directly into the Treasury of Cincinnati.
The Faith and Credit Of the City is Pledged for ne
Payment of Principal and Interest Of this Loan, and
the City Government Of Cincinnati is required By Lac.
ANNUALLY to Lery Tar Sufficient toPdy the Interest and
Proride Sinking Fand for the Final Redemption Of tho
Bonds.
S27O0O0O of this loan has been heretofore issued,
and the bonds are now selling at 1o3 AND INTEREST.
EACH PROPOSAL will state the rate OF premium
that is bid to which will be added accrued interest
from January to date of payment
FULL PAYMENT may be made and the bonds de-
vered OH January 90 at the pleasure OF the bid
der at any date not later than March /. In case OF
deferred payments marginal deposit of i've per
cent will be required.
AILoTMENTs will be made at the earliest possible
day after the opening of the bids.
The right is reserved TO reject any proposals, and
to alot O portion of any bid, should the total bids
exceed the amount now offered.
The total Indebtedness VI the City oil -
Cincinnati was on Oct. H. 1S74...... S9,5N,5Oo
And its entire debt after the issue Of
the whole of the present loan will DO ~
iR Valued sSipst.s o"neu w .no c., 2OOOoeOo
1878 ps... ~ 49, $50 02eSoo
AMEaTCAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
12S BROADWAY, December 81, 1874. J
This Bank will receive sealed proposals for Ono
Million Dollars 7-90 Bonds. of the City OF Cincin
natl. redeemable in 1902-prncipa and interest pay
able at this Bank. in accordance with the above ad
vertisement
Bids will be opened January prox.. at twelve
o'clock IN.
GEORGE S. COE.
Pres. Amer. Exchange National Bank.