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*nTANTKlr--A sitoatiosi by - 01,1
%V nK_ktAID ei?1 SKAM4rRES4 or led)
a Oiri a a ('ham
de CHAMBER
i Freaek tatiag.
i Men tut two out! i
u!S*J?rUir he '-??" *? ?wiew>Wii* L7> We?t
WANTED?A situation by a mtutt comp* :- nt
Orel as < H ?MB? K M AID and W AI TER o'at VV A IT RR
is . privet* at CH AMHPRMAIO and EINE I. AUN
DEFBB. Will mate beraelf nae fal. Excellent :ity re**rere?.
W?a-*s ?>* t ssoath ta thia city or Brooklyn. Call at No. tl?
Wmmm**_ _
AYOTNO Man (En-llah), of ?k*1 ?ddresii and
rserr?r?Me appearance, wishes a sltustieo ao WAIT KB
to a private family i baa lived with eoma of the highest pe-ir-all
EnrUnd. Has been la one eitoatioo alBce be Waded B
Can Dilve rf aeeeeearr. A tool piece b?4 weaae hie oiyeci.
Call at Na 129 eVaearlei piece, till suited-_
AgrereoTTpE ni^nig JfJJgfJ^
Ah?.a vre- g Ma? that I* a rood M?A*_???", "Sg;
Apply to VINCENT DILI, Stereo?rpe'??? Kleetrotyper, na?.
i? and 91 Btakinan st,, N. Y._._
?_wwf?h Honn-Kate etteotl-iri for one week.
/XiLORED aid Protewtant COOK8, LAUN
VV DRESBE" end other rood Servants are wanted imoiedl
etefv for frr-t-cir?? strustlons, cow ready at TUE SERVANTS'
INSTITUTE. No. 14? Orand-st,_
J"Domestic servants' agency, no. 470
* ether , betweeti 28th ead 29th eta ? EttaUWbed for sup
ireg famUiee with retractable and efficient help, and " mault
all week" wRb Situation?. J. H. FONDA, Manager.
rug C^RT\\rap4ted?f)B?w^
ed with the clj retail ?Ld prracr ; ti n bnaineae. Apply
at No. Ml Hudson sv.. Brteklyn.
NOLISH or SCOTCH COOK WANTED?In
a private randy One wbe onderatanda her buainets
rb/miughly, and ia willing to aaeiat at Washing and I?<.an . may
apply ta No 12 Varick-pJace.
ERRAND BOY WANTED?From 14 to 15
yean of age. Apply at the Dry Ooode Store, No. Ill At
ante at., Brooklyn.
?ENCH tkacher?a young Frenchman, a
a Oradoan? of Montreal College, deeireo e sHuaien aa a
FRENCH TEACHER. Ha wfll also teach the Latin and
Greek Lengaagea, if required. Addreee L. A. M., Tribune
Otnee. baa Na. 130.
GERMAN GOVERNESS WANTED?Who can
teach, alao LANDSCAPE DRAWING. Address J. K.
E-. Bex No. ?04 Poet Office.
?3
IRLS WANTED?For the city and country.
High wagea and immediate employment in any depart,
?newt at aar?tea. RetWeeoe req aired. Alao Mea eod Boye
seniited. Apply at No. 14 Sixth avenue, or No. 145 Bowery.
_C. MASON.
PRESSMAN WANTED.?A JOB PRESSMAN,
capable of ruperii,tending Machine Preeaee, may obtain a
good eltoatloa en application to
_JOHN W. OLIVER. No. 32 Beekmao??'.
RESPECTABLE and atnart WAITERS, male
and female for Hotela and Boerding-bouaee; ate-) COOKS,
LAUNDRESSES, CHAMBERMAIDS, etc ,at FERRlS'Sold
atatd. Na. M Daane-at.
TEACHER.?a Young Lady desires a SITUA?
TION as TEACHER In a Seminary or private family.
Can teach the Engliah Branche?, Mure (Piano and Gutter,) and
French. Beet recommendations given. Reference* exchanged.
Aoureee Mrs. CHAP1N, No. 54 Pecine-et., Brooklyn.
US. 8CHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS'
e UNION (1M7) by E. H. WILCOX fc SON, No. 293
Browtwev.?A PaarcTt'tL Ibtbodv era, at 1 or 2 per cent,fill
ta. g all ocd? r?, vacancies and change,, for Check holder? who Cal
low the Circular and keen a full Check ?5, ?10, ?15, ?20,
?SS, ?6?, Ac. Checks are renewable and trees ferabi e; every
dollar haloing every petron and drawing ?50 ta ?100 compen?
sation, abating equally with all who report ordeig, advents*
ments. e?d Information. No charge to pupils. TxaoHBBf aid
f gornt'sMaaTiNC Daily S to 11 and 1 to 4 o'clock.
WANTED?A good AMBROTYPER; also, an
ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER; also, two persona to
assist far Retouching and Water Colors. Applicants for rbe
latter pnsiiron must exhibit samples of their work. Apply at
BRADY'S Gallery, Na 359 Broadway, before 9J a. m., or after
4 p. m.
WANTED?A situation by a yonnx Man aa
COACHMAN, OROOM or PORTER; is anmarned:
understands the care of Horses and gardening, and Is willing to
mske himself gen.-rail v useful. Good references given. In
quire of EDWARD BURNS, Na 34 4th av.
ANTED?An ARCHITECT'8 A8SISTANT.
Apply to T. S. WALL. No. 80 Nassan-sL.
ANTED?TEXA8 or WESTERN LANDS.
Address Rex No. let, Past-Office, Philadelphia.
Criontco for Bueincae fllcn.
w
W
BE it KNOWN?An old 8oldicr requeste?d a per
a<?.?l INTERVIEW with Gen. Scott, FENWICK,
Hew Tosh, May 20.1X06.
)R SALE?A DRUG STORE, with the
LEASE. Nu 399 Broadway, corner of Walker at.-Has
been eetandabed mi t y yeart, ana occupied by the preaent pro?
prietor over Btneteea yeaia For terme inquire of T. T.
GREEN. Na SC2 Broadway, corner of ltth-at._
ME^El?NDTsETWANTErj^FoVrMther l"?r
2 new and substantial brick Houses aud Lots iu Fas, in
this city. From ?3,r*.o to ??.000 worth of good Oo.ids is re
ouired. Aprdy to D. ELSTON, No. 18 Broadway.
ft/II Ml TO $500 WILL PURCHASE a pleas
ty^XJX? ant. profltabls BUSINESS. No further capital
required. Apply at No. 94 Duano at, N. Y.
So lUrjum it mas Concern.
ADVERTISEMENTS can be inserted in the
principe' aid best pepers of any of the citiee and towns of
the United Stetea, Canadaa, West In.tie., and Europe, at nub
lishers' loaeet p. i.e.. by rsl''i.g at ANDREW WIND .....
oral Adverttelng an I SuSacrlptlor^ Agency, No. 133 Naseau-et,
next duar to Nassau Bank, New-York.
IMPORTAN^TnF?RM?TION sent to married
men. AAdress, with 'our pottage ?tarnpa,
Dr. A J. THURDELL. New York.
T) the PUBLIC?ISRAEL COE having
thoaght proper to have Inserted iu one of the public J >ur
aala a Bnost avalicious libel upon my character, I beg leave to
arete that I have not robbed the concern, nor ewiudle 1 my
trtetxts, as an Inn atigetiorj will ?hnw. On the 1st day of Janu?
ary last, I had to my credit on the books of Neee It Reunie,over
?11,< 00. And on tie lit of March ! had in the eoncem of Nsce
A C?e, ee me credit, on their books over ?15.000; making in
eoifa raaarerns over ? l.tOft. Since that time I have not drawn
from both concern,, for my private uee, eks.OOO (oserand above
erbat I have paid In, since ths dates mentioned). These facts
the bonk will tbrw. Mr private tndebteiln?s nnprovi4ed for,
Is lese than ?lo,fOO?which must be paid out of ray interest la
the two concert t. after the copartnership debts are settled.
Therefore, so far from having robbed the concern, It owea me a
large amount beyond Its obligations for me i aud axy frlen is will
net be swindled if the aSairs of the two concerns are houestly
eetllrd op by tbe jartieehsvlti?; thein in charge. A ilgld in vet
rtgetien ?rill else prove that I have uever reoeived a dollar ft ->m
either cotcorn which is not charged to me regularly.
M. IL NACK.
MBtHAJtCS' and FaRMP XI' BaBK, >
ALBABT, April 21, 1S5S. f
Ttis is t? certify that we are ushig linn a
DEAN'S HAND MADE BANK NOTK PAPER, and can
Boost cheerfully say that they maaufscture a su;?i at Bank
BSeaeFapar. THOMAS OLCOTT, Cashier.
P. H -A?.f?y to LINN A DEANE, Lee. Msea.
V~ bTpalmer^^d ~ag bnc y.
a -A CARD?TO THE PUBLIC.-The reeeetel iute:
nptaoaeeDdBtinoyai.ee? to which the business men of Ne ?
Tork are snbjec'ed by numerous importunate agents and pa>
litheire, so icitng cants, edvertwemeuis and sabsenptious. baa
become, as I am cot vmced .an Intolerable nolaauce. So tar u
any Agency la eaneeraed, I hereby give PUBLIC NOTK E
that ha future no can ray tor will be employed ky me lbs tbe
OMWSfaapers tor which 1 am agent. Adrertisera and eubecribera
atre rT?pectf>illy Invited to Bpply Si Ce Agency, or if d.-nr*d,
they mti be waited me. by adfrearing V. B. PALMER, Ad
veiUsing Agent, Tut I -. Balidiu?Ta, New York.
0nnmcr fiftrtate
COUNTRY BOARD.?Two genteel Families, of
six or eiau* pereooa each, can be furnished witb large airy
ROOMS ai o arst rate B'lARD at a Farm House U mite from
the hew Haven Railroad Depot at Mauieroueek, with all the
adtautas.e of trait, shade, and daily access to and from the
ears Tb? bast of city references giveo, if required. Apply u
tie Depot Arer t.or s.Mrees to JOIIN JONES, Mamkroaa.k.
WeaicheaUi Co.. N. T._
lUNTRY BOARD?In a Connecticut Farm
House cee be bad through the Summer, within aScut three
-curs' ride by Bailioad li a very hea'thy location.on mo'erate
terms. Apply two oayt. from 1 to b p. m , at ISJ Eatt^.thtt.
1ATOUB ITH H O USB,
J BERGEN POINT.
WIK eaae Jena 1. Partie? wishing, caa be rsv?nur?Ut?d
kvfr.ro. Boats leave Whitehall W a m an! 1, t ard I p. kS.
Re tun lag, 7,1 at J 10 a. m., and 1 aad H p. m. _
S" UMMER BOARD si OYSTER BAY, L L
Familiee and other* can be ftunubed with good BOARD
tatka above beaaUfu! | illage situated on Long Islaud Soaud,
sS BiPet ftneu New York, aud easy of access by steamboat ot
railroad. Tbe bouse is large, with com'.,.alto us grouuJs, a id
a?autifuny l.?anad. with aalt water bathing couvenleuL Fur
asu-ucalars am4v to Dr. WF.I.LIN41TON, No. ii East Iftbat;
sw eAAreas W. tt a . Boa No. irt Post OSiea.
Boarb unb Boomo.
? BROOKLYN.?Several
c^ aaxaAW ^at^T^^jlr-^rre
A M P^^SaSSS
tare aaCSlsaaratk at kka Fatty?? pl^Lu?!^"' w,UJa
Asys i
K
QOV8 to LET?Furnished, in a Private Fain".
Ut. Breakfast Ifrsqulrad, at No. 13 BouA-st.
BOARD.-Two OetiHemrn can ?btam 1 LEAS
ANT FURNISHED BOOMS. *H*b~ ?jj^'^g*1
BOABP In. smell !?**??????>?. w?*? M'k*-'
he-wrea 7 th and It* eve. T**m* very mode*.!*._
BOARD ?A Gentleman and Wife, aod two flin
Vi. d. <i r wlwawa>atT?nw at bavfef . p*rrn?-u,at
??I s?nt btui.ru b* s-"C "mm, .dated wit* very pl.e.aal
BiiOMH m ? Hue b?<?. with ill l*? modern eonvruieucrt, sit
ZZ2u\mLn into-**. TboJ?t1r?lrin|inrh,?nd who ran give good
^??^yyp^. ?4or.m W. W..Box No. Iii Tribune
( ?er._
?ARD?A Gentleman and Wifti, or itoaH Fain?
tly e.n be ?"'?" " ate i wtlh twn or thro. Room, on too
tri floor et No 17 Lejnenlne tJac /> ii t . Wtwxou It* end
9btva Hrme* of th. fM rluei loei'tnn asisnrpaitad | ? wrt
rat. perk In fn*it Beet reference* givoo end repaired. Tema*
mod.rat*. Inquire as above.
CARDING.?A Gentleman and his Wife, or
tweor three tingle Oentlem*n,c4n be ?ccomuioda'ed with
BOARD and PLEASANT ROOMS , on the eeeond floor.*/
applying at No. (9 Vandern at. The bouts ha* f*e, bathi, k %
BOARDING.?A front PARLOR and BKD
ROOM on th. second Boor to let. wit* BOARD at No. 71
Irring plar*. between 18th and 19iheta. Refereaoe* exohangad.
BOARD in BROOKLYN, near the FERRIES.?
Two or thiee Gentlemen can be accommodated with SIN?
GLE ROOMS and PARTIAL BOARD in a pHrate Boarding
House, by efrdying ?t No 44 Naa**o-*t, Brooklyn. T*a*|
G?ttinnen will 6id thie ? deelreb'e cheoce for eeearlng e
etciable beer.* ?? good Board. Term* reasonable.
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleatant
ApartttfLti with a private family, between Wall and Pal
ton Perries. Inquire at No. 54 Willow It
BOARD WANTED?Either in Hoboken or near
tbe Ilodaoo Riter, by two gentlemen, lady, nursa ? .
child. Mint he a private family. Ter?ii a-loderet.. Three
room* required. Partiel Board for l*e gentlemeo. Addreee?
?toting term*, location, Ire?BOARD, Boa No. 1,783, P. O.
\0. 3 LEROY-PLACE.? Families and single
la GenL'emen. wishing tc obtain BOARD, either permanent
or mnsient, will it ply at No 3 Leroy-place, Bleecker it.. near
Broadway. A Parlor, with Bedioom, Ac, attached, may h*
tad immedlatt'ly. Th* boose cemtaio* all the modem improve
Ui*Lt*, end ii kept In the beet manner.
R~??M8-^ Wit* or without BREAKFAST and
TEA, to LET in the new house No. 47 West lSth-st.
Reference required.
THREE Gentlemen desire PARTIAL BOARD
in s genteel priests fsaaH? where there are no other mala
hoarder*. No notice will he takei. of replies to thii advertise
ment nnlea* they contain fjll particulars, auch as term*, loca?
tion, accommodation, Ac. Audits* DESIDERATUM Box No.
1*3 Tribut e Office.
TO L E T?No. 3K 4th-st., near Broadway,
(we*t>?? neatly-furnlsbsd ROOM for s (ingle gentlemen.
A ? 47, and 49 East Broadway, for Families
"? -?' Singls Oentlemer.; alao Transient Boardsrs, by the
day or weak. ft... , 8)1 to $1 25 per day.
?)0U6C8 tO ttl.
BROADWAY STORE to LET?The SECOND
?nd UPPER STORIP.8 of th. elegant Marble Building
No, 554 Broadway, near the Metropolitan Hotel, and rsarly
opposite th* St. Nicholas and Prsacott Houses. Splendid Show
Roonte fur fin* gsiod* of any kind. Apply on the premises.
FACTORY BUILDINGS aituated on 6th-af. to
LET?135 lest fioct 4 statiee high, and suitable for any pur?
pose requiring light and large rooms; alao, Poaudery on 47th it.
In the rear of the above, 50 feet by 100, with Toole, Engine, Ac,
Ac Will be let Or leeeed on reasonable terms A pi" v to
_FROST A FORREST, No. 1*8 Poet, et.
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT?The whole
or pert of a 4-itory and basement House, aesrly furniihed,
witb sli tbe i <r- Improvements. Apply on the premise*
No 9 St. George's-place, Ksst 13th *t.,between 1st and 2d ays.'
HOTEL and^IC^IC^R^iTtJNDS-**) LET.?
A HOTEL and GROUNDS at Glen Wood, Hetnret?*d
Harbor L. I. It ha* on raid premies* as 6ns a Grove frr Pie
Nic partiee es csn he found st sny pises within the svrne dis?
tune of New-York nty Tbesteeroer Uroton plies d?l'y be
tween it and New York City. For term* *pply to BAKER A
WEEKS, Aoetioneere, No. ? Plneat.
LOFTS to LET.?Licht and well rentilatod
LOFTS suitable for light manufacturing purposes Apply
to HoMKR A RETCHUM,
No*. 64 and C6 John et, corner WlUiam, N. T.
LOFT8 and OFFICES to LET, suitable for
6rot-clase bntli ess ?Tbe let, 2d and 3d LOFTS of tb.
building No 183 Broadway, sea* Uonrtian.lt at. This is the
very beet location in the city for Importers aod Dealers in Jew?
elry. Lares, he. Rent low to good tenant*. Apply to P. C.
A( HERMAN,on th* premise*. _
"VO. r.?f) BROADWAY, (adjoining the PRES
11 ( OTT HOUSE.) tour stories to LEASE to MILLINERS or
others, who ess. *uh 1st parts n*t required fur a* much a* they
pay for all.
\[0. 779 BROADWAY to LET.-The UPPER
11 PART of this BUILDING, lately wcuriedby the Mm
betten Club. The premises are very large and roomy, the 6t*t
Loft being about 90 feet deep with high roiling, and is well
sdspted tor busineee purposes, as It is located on one of the beat
Blocks tor Metall trade In Broadway. Apply to Mr. J A ME i
hONALDBON, In the Store, who will show the promisee.
JJO. W9^R0ADWAY. Union-square.?Fur
V ntshed HOUHE er B?ltes of ROOMS to LET to aee-ect
PauiUy or Geatleiuen.
OFFICES to LET?Now in complete order, in
the premises No, 15 William-it, next door to 'ha Corn
Exchange Bank. The flret floor la suitable for Insurance, Rail
rued and Real Estate offices: tbe upper room for Brokers or
Lav yeta By R. O. PIERCE. No. g William-it,_
P~ ART of a HOUSE to LET-To a steady,
?mall fcnill.r There ers two good Rooms ou tbe 2d floor
end three Room* on the 4lh floor. Inqnire at No. 17 II ? ifur) si.
S" TEAM POWER to LET?A Brick two^tory
BUILDING, 100 feet by SO, et Eliaabethport, N. J. Apslyto
A. BAIZ, 487 Broadway, or to J. O. KOLS TON, Eluabetkport
SKYLIGHT ROOMS to ~LET?Suitable for
Artist*, in building corner of Broadway and Houatou-it,
Inquire ol W. DURACK on the premie.*; or
T. H. RODMAN, J*uncey-coart, No. SB.Wall-it.
s
TEAM POWER .?Several well-lighted
ROOMS to LET with Steam Power, No* 29 and 31 G?ll et
R HOE A Co.
STEADY BTEAM POWER and LIGHT
ROOMS-On* Store and Basement on Canal at., by
J. ?AUDU, No. 102 Walk** **.
TO LET in BROOKLYN?Five minutes from
Parry. BASEMENT. PARLOR and 4 ROOMS on third
story ; mi?t delightful place. Inquhe cor. Lee *r. and Wilson
st , near Division st. J. REILLY.
TO LET?A new, first-class, four-story, brown
stotefrtr.t HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
Iwautifully situated in West eSd-st., lou'h side, between Broad?
way ard 6th-?v.. slid known eaNo 92; will be let low to a good
leipOl Slide tenant. Apply to YV. t?. kAvNOR. corner of
Broadway aud35tb-eL, or to T. J. 0. CLARK, No. 93 Weat
221 at.
TO LET?A brick HOUSE on liWth-st., between
4th and Ath-ar*., two ?torir* anl a b*lf, with b**emeat* aal
*uh cellar, three lot* a ice, stable on 130th et. Tbe garden wull
cocked with fiolt. Tbi* m * gooJ buns* and good location. Iu
?luire of J. ?11?.US, 127th at., 2d door eaat of 3d-av._
IX) LET?A suite of OFFICES, in tbe Bible
. Honae, Astor place, now occupied bv the New-York Soci?
ety Library, ? ? let (torn lit of May next Apply at th* Treas?
urer's trffice, Bible Hoase, entrance 4th av.
1X> LET?Two small HOU8ES iD Richmond
roud, Staten lalaiid, 10 to IS minutes' walk front Veader
?e Lknding. Inquire at No. 71 Broadway.
O LET?8TORE8 and OFFICE8 in the Bible
Hossse, A*tor-pl*c*. Apply at the Treeeurer'e Office, Bible
Houee; en'rance 4th
IX) LEASE tot a TERM of YEARS-The fa
vnal.lv srua'r.' PlvaS.ory Brick BUILDING No. II
West at , eni) e or the Store, Cellar and Loft*, ear* eeparate.
Inquire en the premise*, third floor, rear othce. Lead Pip-*,
Iron Bath Tub, Copper Boiler, Ac . for aaln there at s low pri:e.
TO L E T-A FRONT R??M^on Broadway
(two witdowtl, for a 170 per aas urn. Apply in ths itors
No. bt<9 Broadway.
LET?A neat two-story and attic HOUSE,
in Central Mortisania ; ba* Range and every rojv.ni-nee,
ard is well i ro'eeted from lightning. LOT 110 by ISSs large
arbor, he. Apply to J. THOMAS No. 5* Aur s' ,N V , or
W.M CRAY, opposite Tremont Depwit, Central M'<msania
Cert ttop morning and evenl.ig within feet of the bouse.
IX) LI-:T?Part of the new three-story, modern
built Brick HOUSr.No. V.2 A?autic-at., Brooklyn, to a
small fsu.ilv, the second fl w% aud pert of the third flooi, with
f-nut beaement, Marhln Mautlee, Oes Fixtures, he Rent .
laqatre oa tha f rraliti, ar of FX B. BURDETT, 114 WsllaL
) LET?Two grated COTTAGES at RAreae
wood, with Grauiidi anu Stehlet attached, direetfy in front
of the steam host landing at Lowe* Rare rawnoA. Stage* pass
th* door every boor to Oreec Point, WiRixrashorgh aud Brojk
lyn. Apply to HARRIS A Oa., Na. 2i Pea-ehp. ar to J. S.
HARRIS, near the premise*.
IX) LET?The PARLORS on the first floor of
Na 7 Bandet . well calculated for bust neat or other snr
Inqa r* of GEO. W. KARNHAM. No Sil Broadway.
T,
THREE ?ery large and well-lighted LOFT8,
suitehle for almost sny kind of Msnufactniin* Utumess, to
L?T or LEASE, in the Meible Building No 122 Pulton et.
u.an-it.. ander the Naeaaa Bank.
rHARF PROv'ERTV at BROOKLYN, bo
v J tween the Wallet and Soath Ferriee, Mufeet front on
the rt*er. and ruining bach 43* te*t to Fur?n*ceet . wkh SJftal
detth of water, *t present occupied by the IMewsre ? :r
?on Canal Company. Area aevoral LOTS iropowte, bclwean
Furmar and l oiurr-bts ate , to Let or Leese. Apply to
JOHN 8CHENCR. NaMRora*ao-*t Brooklyn
or Na 178 Front st . N. T.
Meal Qfetak far Oolt.
EX)R SALE or EXCHANGE for 0|Tf PROP
I FRTY-A neat end well bailt COTFAOE, wit* aboat me
sereo* LAND, la the qartet and retired Villag* of Ry*. f?or
minute*' walk boa* tbe Depot. Tbe Ii s- it two si -rr. wit* a
twperviv Baeeaaeet, end built lu tbe mo*' luhetentia! manner,
aid It in excellent order. Garrle*. Sbrut b-rv. and ebuadaace
of Ortjea. with flue yoang bearing Fralt Tree*, aa excellent
lee hoase. sad ror.nected ariih the lease ? large Store room end
Cellar , iu? Ban with Stahls* ea* other buildings. Sch*el*
?lid churches er*)v*i lently ?cc.-?*ibl v Dlctans. from New Terk
* a arm. with facilities o< ceavmur icaisoi. aix taote* a day aai'i
?Bf Aptsyw J. LODER. M* * Wallet
Ii"AEM LANDS tor RALE.?The ILLINOIS
^_ CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is aew pr?aar*4 to
TWO MILLION Or ACRXS
F AR M T N U LANDS,
la Tbact? 01 FoaTr Aceg* tso Urwaaa.
Oa *
LONO CREDITS
am f0^ **T*8 or INTIIEIT,
ff??ad by the i ...vemme . to aM la the
em-emr i.,.? of it,-, H ?,,. ,.j ?. I include seen* af the riches*
and i- -i fertile Prairie* rn Sute. Interspersed bere ? *
tl.?? wilb maatiinc.-n? grnve* of oak aad other Umber. ~be)
Rued eat?t.ds from GMaaga on tba north-east te Cairo at the
? -nth, and from thence te Ot'eue aud Duntelth, ia the north?
west eitreme of 'be Mete: and as all the lands lie within af?
ter*] unlee .*i eaoht'deof this Read, reed* and cheat means
?7 " far traoer-rtlna the erodnceaef the lead* te
an* of those pnrrrte, and fr en thanee te Kastarn and ->.*?'. is
markets. Moreover, the rapid growth of Boon ?hing towns and
____**? along the line, and 'he great increase in popmatrno by
lu,m*.r* ? ?, he, afford a substantial aad growing home demand
for farm pt odors.
The aoU i* a dark, rieb moid, wem one tot.* feet In death, at
gently rotto g, and peeu iarly fitted (or gras lag C Una aad shews
or the esJttvatlou of Wheat, Indian Corn, Ac
Economy In ewtivattrg and great r/rodtu-tiv*neea are the wufl
knewn characterlatic* of Illtr.oi* leads. Trees ars not requlrid
to be cat He?a, stump* grabbed, or gtens picked off. as ia gener?
ally the case in cultivating new land in the oider States. The
first crop of Indian Corn, planted on the nearly broken sod, usu?
al If repay* the cost of plow'ng and fencing.
Wheat saw-n on tba newly-tumsd sod is sura to yield vary
large p. film A man srlih s plow aad two yoke of otea will
break one and a half to two acres per dsy. Contracts can be
mads for breaking, ready for core or wheat, at frora St to 12 53
per acre. By judicious menage merit the laud mar be stowed
and fenced tie xust, and unJsr a high state ef oulu ration the
ecood year.
Cora, Or sin, Cattle, etc., will be forwarded at reasonable
rates to Chicago for the Eastern market, and to Cairo lor the
Southern. Tba leiser yield on the cheap lands of Illinois orer
Ute high priced lands in the Eastern and Miadle Star?s is known
to be much more than sufficient to pay the rxuferenee of traae
pufetMsa to the Eastern market.
Bituminous Coal is mired st ssreral points along the Road,
and is * cheap and dnsirahle faeL It ran be delivered at sev?
eral poirta along the Rood at *l 50 te $>i per tan. Wood ca?
ke bad et the eame rate? per cord
Those who thiak ot aettlmg ir. Iowa or Minnesota ehouid bear
ha mind that lands there of any value, along the watar-eouraes
and for many miles inland, Bare, been disposed of; that for thoee
located in the Interior there are no con vet ieneee for transport -
lr g the produce to merket, railroads not having beea Introduced
there; that to tend the produce of these lands ens or two bund
red it lies by wagon to market would cost much more than the
er; er ae of cultivating them, and hence Oovernment leads thus
silu&tr-d, at $1 25 per acre, are not to good iuvesuaeute as the
land of this Company at the prices fixed.
The tame remarks bold gcod la relation to the lands In Kaa
sag and Nebraska, for although vacant lands may be found nearer
the water courses, the distance to market la far greater, and
every hundred miles the produce of these lands is carried
either ia wagons, or Interrupt od water communications, in?
creases the expenses of transportation, which must be borne by
the settlers, hi the reduced prices of their products; and to that
extent prr^eseely are the income* from their farms and of course
an their investments, annually and every year reduced.
The great fertility of the lands now offered for ttte by this
Company, and their consequent yield over those of the Eastern
and Middle States, is much more than sufficient to pay tba dif?
ference In the cost of transportation, especially In view of the
facilities furnished by this Road, and others with which it not: ?
m ii. the operations of which are not interrupted by the low
water of Sammer or tbe front of Winter.
PRICE AND TERMS Of PAYMENT.
The price will vary from AA te *25, according to loeatloti,
quality, Sc. Contracts for Deeds may be made during toe year
1*58, stipulating Ibe purchase money to be paid in five annual
Installments? the first to become due In two year* from the
date of contract, and the others annually thereafter. The last
nynurnt will become daa at the end of toe sixth year from the
te of the eenrract
ISTEBEIT WILL IE CtUICEO XT OSLT TBBEE rtB CENT PEK
SttfVM.
Al a teeurity to the performar ee of the contract, the first two
years' Interest must be paid In advance, end It must bs under
stood that at least one tenth of the land purchased shall yearly
be brought under cUtii stlon. Longer credits, at six per cent
per annum may be negotieted by special application. Twenty
M r cent from the credit price will be dedacted for cash. The
Company's construction oords ?rill be received as cash.
Ready-framed Farm BuUdiugs, which can be set Bp in a few
eavs, can be obtained from reepnneible persona.
tl..-v will bo 12 feet by 3D feet, divided into one living and
three bedrooms and will cost complete, set up on ground rboeea I
any where along the road, at B154 in cash, exclusive of treus
portstloa. Larger building* msy be contracted for at prwporu.ro
ata rates The Company ?rill forward all the materials for tech
buiIdtiig* over their road promptly.
Special arrangement* with dealers can be made to supply
thoee purchasing the Company's laud* srith fencing matenala,
agricultural tooTa, and outfit of provisions in any quantity, as
the lowest w bole sale prices
It is believed thet the price, long eredN, and low rats of Inter
sat charged for these lands wdl enable a man with a few hund?
red dollars In cash and ordinary Industry to make hi nself Inde?
pendent before all the purchase money become I due. In the
mean time, the rapid aettlemant of the country ?rill probably
bare Increased then* value four or five fold. Wbon required, an
ex per tone .i person ?rill accotupany applicants to give Informa?
tion and Sid in selecting lands.
Circulars, containing numsrous Instances of successful farm?
ing, signed by respectable aud well-known farmers living in tbe
neighborhood of tbe Railroad lands throughout the State?also,
the coet of fencing, price of cattle, expense of harvesting, thresh?
ing, etc, by contract?or any other Information? will be r .-er?
f?ll v given, >n application, either personally or by letter, ii Es>
fUsh, French or Oe-men, addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Laud Commissioner of tbe Illinois Central R K Co.,
No 52 Michigan-s*,, Chicago, Illinois.
O UN TRY SEAT for SALE-Situatad on
PLYMOUTH HILL, Dutch ass County, overlooking
Dover Plains, and about one mile from the Railroad Depot,
containing I Mi scree of land, beautifully laid out and having
thereon a handsone Dwelling-house, Bams sod Outhouse*,
nearly new. On ?ia sreialiei are about * (?0 apple, b<0 peir.
and 400 other Fruit Trees, of the choicest kinds. Heeaty of
Incatiim, and facility of access, uaa-rfsasad. For further par?
ti, ulsrs aptly to H. H. B ARROW a SON. Noa. ire rnntat ,
New-York, or to LAWHHNCE k BARROW. Hart's Village,
Du chess County. _
COUNTRY 8EAT for SALE?Deli*btfully situ
Bled on the Jameice Plankroad, one mile west of the Town
of Jan slca, containing twelve acre* of excellent tillable LAND.
The imjroven enta en tbe premisee are of the fir?t ???. heirs
a fineOotbic hmise. together with the neceaserv out buildings,
he., ill nearly new, and fott ?56,'OU ro build. Will be sold
cheep If sppued for Immediately. Apply to TH09. M.
WHEELER, comer of Water ft- sad Gouvernear-lsns, or of
SAMUEL EL COOPER, comer of 39d-ft- and 3d ev , N. Y.,
or an the premises.
F)R SALE?A neat COTTAGE HOUSE in th?
Village of Fur'Lam. 12 miles from New York, built la
good etile.filled In with brick,msktrtg a very pteasart re?idencs
for a small family, (wit tbe owe er 41*.'. bat will be soli to a
proo.pt purchaser for ?1.250, Apply to T. ?. SHEARMAN,
No. 104 Front st?, N. Y , from ?to 1_
ACOUNTRY RESIDENCE or BOARDING?
HOUSE for SALE, or te LET, sweated in the village of
Oyster Bay, Lorg leland, 35 miles from New-York, and easy of
acres* by ?tesroboat rn railroad. Tbe bouse is large and well
arraaged, ai d ready furnished. Hie ground* contain uine acres,
with suitebie Out ftoilJinga, Ae. Tbe location is beantaful ana
healthy. For particular* apply te Dr. WELLINGTON, No.
if last 12th st and SC H BAILEY, No 4d Trinity bandings,
er addreas W. H A., Box 3,879, Pnet-Ofa-e.
FOR SALE?A beautiful COUNTRY PLACE
of about nine acree, ou the river, half a mile aouth of Rth
way. N. J , on the road to Woodbridge. Tbe Honey ia mydaru
bui t, In ctmplste order, and contains 16 rooma The Orouudx
aie l eautilul. and have e great variety of OraamanUl Treei
and ritrutbery. with a full assortment of Fruit Tre s and a
very fit e O.rdra. The aitoatioa ia high and healthy, easy of
arcs** freOJ the (ity, and la believed to be ?tu ol the uioat da
?nable place* that can be found within 20 miles of New-Yjrk.
An.lv La PICO! k 8HOTWF.LL,
r ' _No. IS Maiden-lane, New Yotk.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for a lirick
HOUSE la NEW YORE or BROOK LYN, a fine RBSI
DENCE.with large garden, Ac , on the high ground opposite
BARUM, arias *V7.S<)0;uoiDcunibranre. AJao.BLeitUOt'SE
and OAR DEN at MORRI>AN IA?price, S?700 Apply to
J. WARD, earner Nassau and Sprues sta, and adjoining the
Rad read Detot. Harlem-_
FOR SALE?About EIGHT ACRES of
OROUND, situated lu V?. E8TCHP.STER CoU.4TY, near
Klng'a Bridge, oa the Yonkers rood, and 11 milee from the City
Hell. Tbe Iraproveme-nU oonsist in part f a flaa Ooth c Cot
rage, eontaitiing 15 rnoma, an ice-houee well filled with ice,
barn reniaie and gardener'* houae, new stable, bemerv, Ac. j
ornamental aid froit tree* of mauv sari- .... atrtwbemee,
rast berries and hiackherriee In abundance, i . ,| aaparagua bed'
and over three hundred beant g grape- vioee. I .rang a most de-'
*irahle and profitable reeuience for any teraon. To one doi g
buatrieaa in the rtty the location is easily erceesible by tbe
Hud.^oo Hiver or Harlem Road*, beirg about thtee fourtha of a
mile from the near* at atation, and on a good and ueooetrsrted
rosd to the city. Ooud water and perfectly healthy. Apply to
T A. HOWE, at Bavnor'e Bookstore. No. 76 Bowery,or at
No. 432 Broadway-_
F)R SALE?An excellent FARM in Conneeti
cut, 16 miles ? set of New Usven. on ths tine of the New
Han a aad Ntw-London Railroad. Inquire of RANDOLPH
LIN8LSY, We- ST Msatan Una-_
FOR SALE.?Valuable COAL and TIMBER
LANDS in Sullivan and 55 y,.ming Count.?a. Pa, a' arr-a
begann Apply te W. C. WARNER, 91 Broadaay. ap stair,
J'OR SALE^IS LOTS, south-tast e>rurr of
Uuiou at. and Stags; at , Brooklyn, late WUttamsbar?h-a
ri location?aid ofrred cteap to close ?n eaiata. Apnl. n,
B SCHOLES. Bedfota-av , toroer of Rise ?4.
C
tie
fit>y fi?e acre* of LAND . No-iee b.ult of qaart
wieg* Cboare Fruit Trees, Preh P ead, and a It.,,,, ^ z
t.ra|i* VkaSS infill beam g. ?dieSntng the besuufal Coeatrr
beat, v* W 8. Delano and P. J Botts. esoa Anply to A. J
Bl Ek.CRs'R k Co . No 7 Br<*.1 ?t Nsw York.orb, mail to
JOHN S. UlAYER.at Newtnreh._
SUPERIOR MARKh T-GARI>kN FARM- JtNi
r.rea ? itb lerge stone HOUSE, aeveral BARNS ayj other
OUTHOUSES, Gsrdeoers CaktSJS, It LAND i tv,, h,,,
qualI V, under tbe very highest *ut* of ealtitaLiou. FRt'ITv
of all kinds in prviusioa. De.ight'nlly situated <u Near- leraey
9 ?aTas from Hobuasm by Plauk or Railroad, an l near , je(H/c
^T^' " ^''a J. BLEEfKER k CO , No 7 Bread at
THE undersigned otfer for SALE, on reasona?
ble tern.*, several PLOTS of ?ROl'.NO. beautifallr sita
atod.et Ei srbethtono and Elisabt tbport. on the Ceu'ral Ran
rued o! Nr? Jer?ry. The abov- piuU ars aduirably aitiu'ed
for iaunediate improvenseot* aud adapted foe luanulacturiag
rurraaea F-.r u-rm? Ac sepjy to
F 1 BARER A WEEE4. Aaetu^eer*. No. S Flaeeat
VALUABLE PROPERTY' is BLrOOMFIELD
NFW-JERsEY, FOR SALE?A large, .absuntbtly'
budt aid bsDdscme.y finished UOLSE. sdon- My eisxed fjy a
its- class Boardu.g fLics*. HhL or a Oer - -ma-., Private
Pretdei-ce eituattd in en* ol tbe p.eaeauteat p*r., of tn? atuaj
me atu! bea-thlu. t iUsa*>of Bl.aimSeid. bai C.acty. Nea
rpm.,,?ilhin Ua-uVaof the Cits .f New York, with whub It
1. in slue at hourly eoatmeekatme by ranroaA The koaee aad
^ ^cwha1uday vri-vsi?
i;X)R HALF, t BARGAIN?On HA ?r., wm
M side, he'wa-ti 41st snd 4 >i s'a , a I ? ' -1 - ? ? .
?'?/'?"?. wko 1*0 ?I- ry FRAME COTTAGE , ; ..< 1 1 ? rapidl;
impr??t g f?>?l ?-?r!. --1 A Lot, setae slse, tdwining etn bi
bad If reimired, cheep Apply to B. U. HIM vv -i N , ?] Wail
tt , fron I to 3 p m.
FX)R 8ALF. or to LET?Tbe first,cUm f..ur.
lorj eeoe free! DWELLINO limsK No. I West if oh
?t . rhst haute wee* Of Vh ?f. Apply to HUM KB, M lit IAN
I" 1 - -- ? * . No. > Main poll too B mk Building.
Jnetrnrtion.
ARITHMETIC?BOOK-KEEPINO?WRIT
INO.-Mr. I'OLBF.AR. No 4-9 Broadway milts flo?
ruit beatnee* Writer* and practict: K.iek keeper* la tb? ?bort
oat kMh tiro* Seedeut* . /.? ng now, will have tb? ad
tenUge of ipeciti private instruction from ? practical Book
keeper, without exrrs charge.
B~0ARDD>0 SCHOOL for BOYS, at STAM
?ORD, CONN.?Cirrolari eaa be bad at RAYMOR'S
Bookstore Na. 7? Bowery, or by addr'ssujg th* Prinzipal, Z. B
NICHOLS.
BOARDING SEMINARY at WILTON, Conn.
?A tsar yxti.t PUPILS reeai\ed at $15 par anarter.?
Iblifebool list th* long esseNighed house ballt by Mr. Wbit
lo k lor th* pa: pose. Address
_Mr*. S. A. WHITLOCR, Principal.
MISS HAVENS will continue her BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL KOR kOUNG LADlE-i. at No. II
?th at., between University niece and Vh lt., N. Y. Tbe Fall
Sieiioa, will eon mence on TUESDAY', Sept I*. Application*
for th* admission of Papil* may b* made to her personally, or
by letter at bet residence, at any time arerloaa. For the
cberer'er of her School aha teferi to toe Rot Dr. P ?? ? the
Re*. Dr. De Witt ardCyrot Cur tie* ?.; . of N?w York, and to
the Rct. Ja*. P. Wileoa, D. D..*f Newark, N. J.
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
LAD I KS?WEST MEDFORD, Mae*. Fire milee from
Beaton. Ten Teichen of first ability employed in the School;
affording (er :????? for e thorough EnglishEducation, with Letio,
Oreek, tt* modern polite Language*: Muiic.ao Ooitar, Ptaao,
Harp *nd Organ; Drswirg, En.brow'ery, and mod kiad* of
Piiiiting. Refinement of manner* ec 1 the etiquette of lociaty
tncoketed. A Parisian lady reside* in th* family. Prtej* are
awarded in each Department.
Aldi to physical education to be found in CelisUiea.es, Dan
ring, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (itrictly prirate.) Swtmmlu*
in tbe .Vo t R v-r ,t ? Honsberk Riding, he. Well trained
SediHe Ronea belong to the Semir;*ry. For particular* ajdrei*
thn l'u..irei. MRS. THOMAS P SMITH.
Rt.ltaocCt.-Th* Hon. Roberte Winthrop Boston: the
Hen. Edward Eretett, Boeton; tbe Rer. Chi* Brook*, Wret
Medfotd ; 'b* Re* John Plerpont, Wett Medford . F. Hardter.
A M , Principal Boatoa Latlu School: tbe Hon. Abbott Law?
rence. Boston: the Re*. HubSard Wioalow, Nnw York i the
Re* W illaun Hegne D. D , Albany ; the Rer Roliln H Neale,
D. D., Boatoni the Ilou. Sam Houston. Texea
CEAN INSTITUTE/?A BOARDING
SCHOOL for BOYS, at Ocean Port, New Jer**y, three
mile* from Long Branch Daily Steamboat communication with
N*w-York. Fer circular* containing particulars, addre**
CHARLES COTUKEN. PrincipaL
0
SEDGWICK? METROPOLITAN ACADEMY
?nd GYMNASIUM, No*. 98 aad M?tb?r., near Waabiog
ton squire. 8. J. 8EDOWICK, A. M , Principal.
SIX CHILDREN only taken to EDUCATE and
BOARD for th* Sumiu.r. * very healthy location, in ?
private teleet School. Every tttentiou given tb*m.iu Brooklyn.
Long Islai d Pmtlaj d-av.. oi e door from Lafayette av Tax-tu
upon reasonable term*. Payable quarterly in advance.
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.?Circnlara, with
referrneee. view of tbe inttitute, Ac .may he obtained at
C. Sbepard A Co.'* Bookstore. No I ?.? FtUtonit; or E. H.
Wuoox, No. 293 Brotlwiy, or by addrrning
A. NEWMAai. Principal.
THE Misses BOHR* BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL, No. 169 West Sftb-st.
THREE more PUPILS WANTED at J. B. dt
C. A. CL'RI.EY'S UOARDINO SCHOOL. Wetlport. Ct,,
M miles from New York City, by tbs Nsw-York end New
Haven Railroad. Tetmt, 4> 133 to *1V> per year. Reference*:
O. Richmond; rtq.. No. II Warren -at,, New-York; S. F.
Whiting, eeq Nie. 172 and 174 Fid ton it Bruoklyn; N. S.
Wiliet, eeq , N*. 1Ith et , WWIamsburgh-patrou* of the
School
Piano-iorteo an? JHnstc.
a^OLIANS, GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS,
sCXsl with " Patent SutpeniioB Bridge," " Improved French
Action ." " Composition Bearing*," and other new Improreruent*
from Hallst, Davis A Co.'e celebrated Manufactory, in every
vsristy of ttyle, with fig to 7J-octave*, from ? 250 to # 1,000, son
?tsntly on band and for sals at Factory price*, wboleeale and
retail, by S. T. OORDON, eueceeeor to Berry A Oordoa. No.
297 Broadway, eel* Agent for i Ins city.
" It i* now generally acknowledged that the Piano* manuiac
rnred by Hallet, Derie A Co. are unriraled In Amarica, if not la
th* woild, for brilliancy and purity of tooe."
I Boeton Deily Time*.
AGOOD ASSORTMENT of NEW-YORK and
BOSTON PIANOS, including th* celebrated Pianoe of
Jseob Cbickericg and Hainei Broe, rery low. SECOND?
HAND PIANOS, +*?? to fi.'i Pianos and Melodeon* to let,
and rent allowed on purchase. T. 8. BERRY, 4U Broadwey.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT of PIANO
FORTE8 for HIRE or for SaLE?At WALKER'S
VYareio?.ma, No. S A*tor place and Sth at,, et price* varying
from *>se to ansa.
Aieo, ? lars* steek of new PIANOS, of superior qaality, by
the be*< New- York and Boston msisrt, exclusively for aele.
ENNETT, SENIOR a% Co.
PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.
Manufactory III W*r*room(,
No. 434 Rrvome-tt, third door east of Rroedway.
Ptanoe TUNED. REPAIRED, and SECORU-UaND IN?
STRUMENTS taken in exchange. Piano* to hire.
RKAT BARGAINS?THIS WEEK ONLY.?
Ssprriar PIANO-FORTES, by the first makert, io beau?
tiful rosewood, veristv of itylse; all new, fully warranted,
Prieeefmm B140 to *K for itietrumerjle worth #300 end AtOO,
to close tbe concern. The building is to rent. No SO Walker
gt., near Broadway. W. OSBORN A Co.
GOLD MEDAL PIANO-FORTES?Mannfac
tared by STEINWAY A SONS, No*. ?4 and M Welkar
?t.,aear B->.a :?it New-York. The?s Placoe bar* received
THREE FIRST PREMIUMS within the last year In competi?
tion wnh Piaxo* made by the most celebrated maker* of Boa
ton, New-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Price* low.
RE AT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
FOTES-Meter* LIOHTE.NEWTON A BRADBURY'S,
No. 421 Broome-tt,, retpecttnlly invite *tieution to th"ir PIANO?
FORTES, ronstructed with tbe patert ARCH WREST
PLANK, which it undoubtedly the most substantial improve?
ment ever introduced into th!* popular in*trumen'..
HAZELTON BROTHER^
piano forte manufacturers,
No. 9/9 Centre it . New-York.
Where may be found * fin* usoriuent of PIANOS In plain and
armeutal Catet,
W*B*4BTBD '??KP. IB *TaBNCTH AMD 1 [' H T Y Of ToBB.
TAMES VAN RIPER has REMOVED his
?J PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY to Sx 178 Wooater
st,, between Houston and Bleerkor sts , where * good assort
ment ceo be f.ui.i. Prices low, end warranted iu every
reipect
IANOS at AUCTION.?Peremptory sale to
clo*e ? concern, on WEDNESDAY, M*y 21, *t II o'clock
a. so., at tbs etore No 831 Broadway, New-York. NawPIAN'OS,
?elected Irom the beat city makers, in elffant Rosewood C**sa,
Cured and Plain, Peart and Ivory Key*, Metelic Frame*,
superior in toe* and finiah and warranted. Caa b* teen and
tetted In the Store before the day of tale.
R~EMOVAL.?JARDLNE &, 80N, Or?an Build
ere will after May 1, remove their Organ Manufactory
Into the targe building over the New-York Dispeojaj-y, eoroer
of White and Centre st*.
RAV>:N, BACON at Co., (succeaaors to Bacon
A Raven). Piano Forte Manufacturer*; Wareroom No 136
Orand it., near Broadway, where ? full assortment of Lustre
meat*, exclusively of our tsro manufacture, may be foot L
Warran'sd in every respect.
XRarljineTT), /J^c.
M
LINEN MAC 111NERY.?J0HN R. McNALLY,
Champlatn, N. i., Agent for the ?sie of Linen Machinery
*f every description, new and ?wood band, Enxineerr and Me.
ahinista1 Tool?, and Linen Tarn* of svsry number and quality.
j ATTHEWS'? SODA WATER APPARATUS,
1 The (uperiority of thee* elegant mseblne* over all other*
it now universally admitted. Letters Patent having been granted
18A4 and i?- k They are manufoclured of Iron uud Copper, fur
bottling and drawing from tbe counter, aad told with fill Itv
etmetH us and eiplicit printed directions fir their use, by JOHN
matthews, Noe. 437 ai d 431 let av , corner 28tb ?t. Oa
hand the largest aiaortmeol in the world. Established JS years.
liTl^M^BOILERS for SALE.?Nine VERTI
CAL TUBULAR BOILERS, with appurtenances com?
plete, horn fifteea l-.chee diameter, basing thinena four feet
tube*, io thirty two inch** diameter, having sixty oo* aight
feet tabee? wed adapted for heating birhlinga?very .-he tp.
CHAS. w. copeland,
_ Consulting Engineer, n.v. 68 Broadway. N. T.
STEAM-ENGINE.?For SALE, 1 Flue Boiler,
2S tone power, et-d 1 Locemodve Botler, 1.'Sorte power.
Irquiiett No ?13 Stan ton at.
VICHOLS1' 80DA FOUNTAINS.?These
A. * Fountains are made of dl.Terent t.xet, are Terytiiapie,
eb?ep ar.d pr 'n. e an extraordinary quality of Water witaout
a - i ? j at a inding expense.
_F. B. NICHOLS. Na. 71 Ptae?t.. (up -air*.
SWIFT*6 PATENT MILLS?J. G. LANE, ei
clctir* Manafactorsr?for Or oding Coffee, Grain, Spies*,
A*. Six sixes for family use, Orocere, Fermer*, A* A rcry
nperwr article Ordert reepectfclly solicited.
J O. LANK, W'ashington. N. T.
UntUtT), a5ar?wa?, onD Jron.
ADIRONDAC COLD BLAST CHARCOAL
TIG IRON by the Compaav'i Agent.
_JOHN W. Ql/INCY, No 9S William st
eWfgflt* TRUSS HOOPS.-?OU seU aaaorted
saws
COOPER'S edoe TOOLS Alberteoa, Co*g*r, Hertoa]
Bitten, ard o'her maker*.
COOPER S RIVETS A targe assortment.
coopers hammers, drivers.
BECK IRONS.hc Fortalaby
CHAS I LITTLE h Co . No*. 37 and M Faltan-at.
H V^)S H5 IRON is nrellent far Foandery
* * **^,K"r5" Purpoaee The Na 1 EiUs is warranted te mix
JOHN W1, Stta&'stT&l. 5 BS? aur Seoeck Pig
Sj^JaJy^??* ? ?-Biiame. . Agen f i th* HalaJa
HAMMERED 8ALI8iTfJT?YrR01l*-Pr?m crti
bleat eberooel Pig, end wholly wuf ta charcoal. U o
txtrsorssm 'y '?<? ? ,?h ?U? quality band j to 4 lack*
?T "? Other st.e* mad* to order. JOHN W. QL INCY, Ne
M W ttUeattC, Agent ef Ute Na^ar.och Iron C*.
I^li^d hi^L^TmK, No. 175 Cf?tr??-it.
?The only rtore where yon ten ?et a it qaauUty of IRC) 1
?. J oTEEL yen (nay rtquir-. AL elsee sad qualities oe ha id
_ _JAMBS SCO IT.
OAMES A HON'? 8hovki-S arMU^TADES?
e For sale by JOHN W. yi i v i . No *S w u.am ?t
SALISBURY COLD BLAtfT CHARCOAL PIO
IRON for Car U orx .? and work requiring very tupenar
?Tan, for eale by JOHN W. UUINCT. No. 98 W'uliam et,
Spelter, antimony, banca tin, ein
NAILS, for tele by JOHN W. O.UINCT, M W Blamak
Thomaspio~iron-r<rfC^ \
warren ted enaWitu'e for Scotch Pie.
JOHN W. ttCINCr, Ne. tt WHKeea-H.
/inanrial.
Faciuc Mail SriaMsHir Coerttr, ?
Nrw-YoBB. Mar ?. n ?. (
i T a MEETING of the BOARD OF DIREC r
1 ORS, Feld thle day, it wee
Awn/red, Thet the President be, and is hereby, aathorlied to
call in and pay off the ouutanding bonde of the Comptny, at
(or and arc rot _ interest.
Holder* are re iee( I to present their Kennt at the offke
of the Competv. PARI). O. HOWL AND. Treea.
Pacific Mail STBAMSMtr CeatraMT, I
Ntw Voaa, May 28, II?. f
AT a MEETING of the BOARD of DIREC?
TORS h, id thU day. It wee
rtcifrre*, 'I' .? rbe President be and la hereby aathorlied to
call in and nay off the outstanding Bondi of the Company at par,
at d accrued interest.
Holder* are requested to present their Bouda tt the Off? re of
tbeCouipeny. OARDNER O HOWL AND. Treasurer.
DIVIDEND PACIFIC BANK.?The Directors
of rbia Bsnk bsrs declared a semi annual DIVIDEND of
FOUR PER CENT, payable on sad after the tint of June
next.
The Trarxfer Boots will be closed from the V! Inst. to let
pros, inclusire. J. CAMPBELL, jr , Clerk.
New-York, Msy If, 1*58.
ADIVIDEND of FIFTEEN DOLLARS on
each sbsr* of the cepital stock of the Munn Illinois Land
Company is now payable, D. H NKVINS, Treuerer,
Na ??'? Merchants' Etchings.
Tug McTaoroLiTAK Frae iNn-iaircE CoMMvr, j
No. 1'? Broadway, New York, May 14, ! 156 S
NOTICE is hereby Riven, that the Board of
Director* hare this day declaied a SEMI-ANNUAL
D1V1DKND of Fire per Cent on the Cspital Stock of this
Company, payable on and after the 20 to lost., until which date
(incluaive) the Tianster-Bocks are closed.
E. A STANSBURY, Secretary.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of the MUTU
AL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York for
tie Uuartet ending Soth April, 1856:
Net AsteU, Feb. 1, IBM.$3,178,0-4 JH
BECEIFTS Dills- THE o.I.ABTBB.
Krc-m Premiums. $195.983 ?7
Iii.. Inrerest and Annuities. U,i51 22 '. it 39
Total.$3,186,1-9 IT
?uavaaiMs?ta
i ->ns by death, and dividends
thereon. $85,958 37
SurTeudrred Policie*. 1,580 05
Rent, Salaries, Medical Examina?
tions, Commiieions, he. 23,304 54
Advertising, Tsxre, Postage* Ex
char ge, Redaction of Premiums,
Annuities, he. 2.981? 100,804 M
TotsJ AtseU.$3 285,384 St
assets.
Bonds and Mortgages.#3,196.378 26
Cash on hand and in Hank. 18,009 37
Bills receivsb'e. Fire Insurance due
from AgeLts, and Deposits for
Taxes. 72,971 09
-$1.215.364 32
Amcnnt of risk 30th of April 1S58. .5,850,560 00
Number of Policies running 1st February, 1U6.1,771
Number of Policlee issued dnring the Quarter. ?7|
Total.9,337
Deduct Forfeited, Surrendered, Canceled, Expired and
Dead. 221
Total running Policies 30thof April, 18-58.9.116
Of which ?,!?' 0 are fur life.
Of which 8< 2 are for seven years.
Of which 33 ere for one year.
Of which 171 are for Irregular periods.
- 9,131
F. S. WINSTON, President.
I , > ? Asiatt, Secretary.
I have examined the above seeonnt and believe it to be cor?
rect. SHEPPARD HUM ANS Actuary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, JOHN P YP.LVPRTON,
MIL LARD rILLMORK. WM J. BUNKER,
DAVID HOADLEY, SAMUEL M CORNELL.
WILLIAM V BRADY, SAMUEL K. 8?ROULLS,
HENRY A. SMYTHE, JOHN M.STUART,
HOBT. H. M'CURDY, HAMLIN BLAKE,
JOHN V. L. PRUYN, ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM umts, LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC t.REFN PEARSON, BAM 1/AM, D. 8ABCOCK.
W ILLIAM MOORE. RODMAN (>. MOt'LTO.v,
JOHN U SlVIFr. CHARLKSJ. STEDMaN,
EL'OENE DCTILH. CEPHAS ft NORTON.
HU II Mi l> PA THICK, JOHN P. TREAD WELL,
JOSEPH BLUNT. E/.RA WHEELER.
NATHAN11 L HAYDEN, WILLIAM 11. I'OPHAM,
JONATHAN MILLER. LYCUKOUS EDOKKTON,
ABRAHAM BININOP.R, W SMITH BROWN,
JOHN WADSWOltTH. OEOROE R. CLARK.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, PreaidenL
ISAAC ABB ATT. Secretary.
SHKPI AM) HOMANS Actuary.
MINTURN POST, M. D Medical Examiner.
N1TED STATES TEU8T COMPANY
U
NEW-YORK,
No. 40 W 4i.i it.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
THIS COMPANY IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and is aatbnrised to sot as
guaru.an or receiver of eetite*.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
ar obdib or amt cover is thii itatb,
(Including Surrogate/t,! 5 per cent
From individuala or corporariona, for a period of rix months,
er to be paid on thirty days' notice, 5 per cent.
For a leas period, or ou shorter notice, 4 per cent.
TRUSTE KS:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER,
ROBERT KKLLY, LUTHER B RADISH,
EDWIN D. MOKOAN, THOMAS TILESTON,
ERA8TU8 CORNING. JOHN J. PHRLPS.
JAMES SUYDAM, WILSON O. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, D. H. ARNOLD.
WILLIAM TUCKER, CHARLES E. BILL.
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN,
JOHN J. CISCO, B. F. WHEELWRIGHT,
DAVID HADDKN, EDMUND COFFIN.
JACOB HARSEN, THOMAS SLOCOMB,
JAMES S. SEYMOUR, CLINTON OILBERT,
OKEENE C. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH.
DANIEL 8. MILLER, JOHN JACOB ASTOR, jb.,
CALEB O. UALSTED, RUKB'N H. WALWollTLL
J08KPU LAWRENCE. Pracldent,
Joh* A. Stewabt, Secretary.
OsrtCB Ol Tili. RlrOBLIC FlBB-lBt-BASCB CO., f
No. 74 Wall et., 10th January, I85A (
THE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
declared a DIVIDEND of FORTY-EIOHT PER CENT
to policy bolder* on the amount of their premiums paid an pol
leie* Issued by this Company, and which have tormmated w.tuia
theyear endmg the 31 at December, 1S5A
They have declared a frjrther dividend of SIX AND T?RKE
QUARTERS PER CENT on the Capital Stock, payable ta
their shareholders in cash and aerip on demand.
They bars also declared a dividend of SIX PER CENtT bx
eeah on the amount of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter of this Company, which com bins* th* Mutus.
arfncipal with a cash capital, provides thet after payment of in?
terest on its cepital, the remaining profits shall be annually ap?
portioned between the shareholders and the policyholders, and
the scrip issued therefor is not to be paid off until the amount
together with the capital, shall eseaed ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
CASH CAPITAL, 4> I 3<MMi'l - with LABOR SURPLUS.
TBVITBBf
Chari*e H. Rossel) Jama* Warrea,
Daniel B. Feering. Arther Leery,
Wiliiem H. Ruesell, M. W. Hamiltoa,
Aagustu* C. Dowaiaff, Dennmg Daer,
Oassway B. Lamer, John Steward, jr.,
Wm Butler Duacaa, Robert B. Muitura,
N. H. Wolfe, Reubea Withers,
Isaac Townsend, Edward C. Center,
Joeiah Oakes, Daniel Drake Smith.
Joseph Oaillard, Jr., Frederic O. Foster,
Jas. M. Waterbtn-y, False; Hall,
Joaeph Howland, Robert S. Heua,
George T. Adee, Samuel V. H< tTcaaa,
John J. As tor, Jr., Jacob Anthony, Jr.,
Fred'k A. Delano. J. P. Giraud Filter,
William H. Caiy, John A. C. Gray.
ROBERT S. l-ONE.Freeideal.
B. F. Coasv, Secretary.
J~ OHN MTJNROE tt Co.?AMERICAN BANK
EkS.Na. 5 Raa debt Psil, Ptrty 4r-f LETTERS at
CREDIT for Mercantile parpeaee. Alas, CIRCULAR LR?
TEPS of CREDIT on the toiiowtng citiaat
Alex*?dria, Cairo, Liega, Faa.
Algiers. Co-leu ox, London, Faleraw,
A-.ai. -? !am, Cologne, Lee ho m, Pisa,
Antwerp, Conatantmople, Lucerne, Prvnrua,
Athens Dresden, Lncca, Riga,
Aix la Cha- FUireeiee, I.w.i* Roma,
pelie Frarikfort-s.- Madrid, Rot n? .-vie at,
B-leu-Bsde?, M . Medetra, Seville,
Basle, Penoe, Mala??,, Sienna,
Berlin, Geneva, Malta, Smyrna,
H-rn- Gibraltar, V?. ? l.eiea. St. Peterebari,
Bayrout, Hamburg, Marseille?, STasbeurg,
Bologna, Harr? May? rice, StockAnka,
Bor-eaux, Hetdeiberf, Messina, Triette,
Bremen, Jerusalem, Milan, Turin,
Breelau, The LI ague, Moscow, Venice,
Bmaaels, Lausanne, Momch, Vienna,
Cadiz, Letpeic, Naplea, Wieab<ules_,
Car.nuhe. Li?uon, Nice, Zurich.
OFPICF. IN NEW -YORK. NO. I WALL-ST.
Rills ou Paris at abort or bO deya' tight.
Also. STERLING BILLS, at SB dayf stxht. for rale ka taaat
la t-it_
C1LARK tV WILLIAMSON! Bankers and
/ Broker*. No 22 William-at , ?eeond floor, New-Yorir.?
rrOCKJ and BONLS bought and mid; Commercial Paper
negotieted ; Colleetior* mode on ell part* ef the couatrv; Ii
tervatsllowed on Depoetto; A_p?nta for tbeRoderaptioo of Coma
try Bttk Motes *V B. CLARK,
_M. J WILLIAMSON.
LL'DLOW PATTON A Co., Stock and Ex
rbanga BROKERS, No. 19 Wl.liam st (seeoiul Oaor),
New York LUDLOW PATTON,
A B HirTrtHtNSOrT.
8 tor I a and Romla boaght and sold oa Commlasies. I/oans and
Ruairieaa Paper ? -t Kia'ed labare-t allowed en Des-^ailgv
Dtvi to?j. and lutoreat Warraata C'-lect*d atkt rasaitlt4
_ By Bimb?? Daarru,
If WEDNESDAY, tbe 4th of jnaeit ^kf *K
?'ft* PmbWri/ Ferhes.fr., wf.ir?,*? of* i?,e e^'-'/ID
MORTGAGF, < ONVFRTIBLR SEVEN PER CBoTT
BONDS of the DELAWARE. LACK. A WANN A tni WWT
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY, m per pertle*t*r? ia
tie Com part'? tatieciisosiiei't TWavs M per eeat on too
'lay of sals, pay ?Mo at (Ao oA> e < t he Cet'ipe'i. tbt baleaee
Ul I n ei ??. <lai 1A peranari on 1st J0 t ft per seat la >
at ?1st i ? par roar la 4 months , aad 2* par rant aa ? a so'ha,
with iotei**? fr-us ?b* day ml aal?! eetes to he atfcjaaj for (aa
a..- ihre, installments or purchaserswdt hers taw swttea s* aeay
'?* before Jely to I ay the whole amount at* their psnAssaa
A* DRIAN H. MILLER w*aaTa>at^^
sale of STOCK 9. THIS HAY, at It) etat wk at the *tT
?? ?' ?*' ? ?? ??* ?0 An aoaaatily i? ??- sod vsluabia list will aa
. flrre.1, conpr. - Now Jersey Central Reil -.?I Hi a-ks ana
BoatWi Oka?. Koatccky. end Nam- York Utas* and City ?tackt,
aitb a sanely of other Seeuri'ie* of sajaal valet- Cataaagaaa
eau ho had at the Office, No, 91 * 'all ?' a*9*jf
limes or the Msvm?tt?\ f in (stoatves Co a
No. ltd b roadway, tmr. 1 >s-e>? ?? Nu? York, May U if'4. I
AT the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRKC
TORft. bald (his day at taa <?*e ef taw Cora pan y, taa fol?
low loa geerderr.eu ware eoseintoetly elactod Director* at* tAa
c. . ... ,n
U'm. K. Strong, aaa., It. Heory H sight, ate, ,
Win J VtletitJae, ***, , A A. Alrord eta, ,
Ja*. V aa Nordee, eee, , Lewi* B. Loder oaf ,
Fdwaid HaUbt, r-*q , John P. Browa, a**.,
William O'Biiea, oar* , Albert Clark.aaa}.,
Hemy p. Morgan, sea , Jamaa C Raid wie, e
And tbe 6'lowing gentlemen were elected faapectota
next election, rial A. W. Kln? C. W. Lot'er,and B E. Uaiaa
bj, **q* .
At a tuhteqaent meeting, held thit day, N D. MORGAN
t"ef" -tat
eaq, , wa* unanimously .-oolocted Preatdeut.-New York Ma*
[Qjj_C. Y. WP.MPLE, -teeretery.
One* or thb DtLawtaa, Lacxawava? *T? I
'.\?.-a. . Rsilboau Cottrakr, New York, Hay I' Itw I
GREAT SALE of RAILROAD BONOi-Th?
remaii-der of the Usu* of ?2,?4*,0*4 ge?ud Mortgage
Conrettible Bond* of thai Company, (amounting to 02 IP wU
will l>e otTered foreale etpabJIc aar ioo oa WEDN KSDA TAa
tib day of .I'u.e proximo, at the Merree'iU' Exchange la'lhe
City ol New York. Three Bond* are dated April I, Ii**) end
here *V- yeert to mo, wlrh intereet et 7 per ceat, payable keif
yeaily iti New.York. They are eeeared by a avert gage on the
entire Rellnwd and ite eoutpinent uteether witn the raoiakia
Coal Estate*. Mii.ee, and Minii.g Machinery of the t 'traipaaj.
The Railroad la 112 mllne In length, end more than half the Aa>
ta i f I? graded for a doable track. A teenier pmtngei mmt
ftei?bt tuia U now ntnaii'g orar the entv* lien w "i-irtrs
burg, N. J., sad the coriBectiag roads la New Jeitey are aa far
roKpleted, It I* expected that train* for the rrtntportatiaa af
neeeeigen, roej and mere hand tee throega to Eluebethport mask
New-York wlil commence ruauing oa Thursday, the 2A1 inef.
Tbe proceed* of theae Bond* wi/nay all tb* flcating debt of the
d ape: v and co-nplete to much of the second track a* wfli be
iireeaeary for aeTeral year*.
A wore especial notice will he burned prerion* to the tat*j
meanwhile parties Interested can learn farther perticater* aa
appiicetion at the office of tbe Company, No. 51 Wallet., (esat
the Atlantis lusorafce Company ) where copies of the rsceat
Annual Report of the President and Board of Managers can be
nbteincd. (JKORUE D. PURLP4, Kw?aaSl
Hat, Wititt, Treasurer.
(5 ALLNA and THICAGO UNION RAILROAD
M COMPANY-NOTICE ao > n >t K Mc'.DKl.S The
Ani.aal Mt-atingof the BtoekholArr* of the Oalena end Chasaty*
l' ii BailroadT Company, for the electros of Director* and
transaction of other bostoeee, will be held at the ofRee of the
Con.peny fh Chicrgo. Illinois, on WP.ONKSDAY, the 4th daay
of June rext, at 10e/elvck a m.,tn accordance anthlb* laipiha
trreeit* of tbe chart, r and by lewe of said Company.
Cbtcego. April 28,1SS8. W. M LA RR AB EE, Secretary:
NOTICE to CAl'irALISTS and Ht>Ut*B
OWNERS.-Rook* of Subarriptiou to (he PVLLawR
\( ATER PAUCET Co. are now open at oar OnVe.
CariTAL, +!. ..-?' Shsski, *I00 atcN.
Sbafet will be allotted on tbe 1st of Jua*, In propertiea ta the
amoa.'it tabscrlbed for.
The object of the Company is to mtru'actura Water Paaoeta
under Mr Albert Fuller** Patent, which are upon e new prlaa*
pie; not liable to gst out of order; cannot leek, or become la
;'ii' I hyfreeaiig; | eifectly timple; very durable; sad are, aw
will be seen at * atn*le iuapecUoa, (he most complete aad uettr
1. ?? article erer bxvaati J
We are well eatitfied that to on* btring one* seen and letted
these Paucete will eeer use eny other; and we in rite the atten?
tion of CapitalUtt, Bulldert, tlouts Owners and Plumber* ta
eian.u.e the variety of patterns now at our Offica, No. 17 WS
Iitm-st ,aa alao the recotnmendatlot t from Boston where (heej
are knt wo.
_WASHBURN A VANDERUOOP.
CrTICElThereby giTen, that the books will b?
opeo for eubecriritinas for t> ??V"1 the residue of the eeg*V
Ul .took of THE LONO DOCK COMPANY, ehansred by the
Legislature of New Jereey. at the Oflse of the New Yer* aaal
Ene Rc ? u Company. No. ?A Wall et., New-York, oa WsaV
aeadsy, the 28lh day of Mey matent, from 12 to 1 o'clock ef sakA
day. By order of tbs Directors,
HOMER RAMSDELL, Preeadeash
JeJLaasiRc ZisaisKir, Secretary.
Dated May l IMA
capital stock ofthsabor* Company is aioo./Ea Ar
rangement* have been mede with the New-York aad Brie Real
road Company by wkleh the property purchased for the LONSJ
DOCK COMPANY la New-Jersey, to be paid (or by thea>c*aa*al
stock, will be leesed et a rent or 10 per cent oa Its east, wash
privilege of purchase; and taoh shareholders of the New-YtaB
and Erie Railroad Co. at aeelre It, sad oubecribe thereter, wflt rs?
rue s prirnortiouass ehare of the slock of the LONO DOCK
COMPANY.
B.vsa Dksabtmbbt, Ststb or Nxw-roag,!
Alsant, May 17,1IM. f
E COMMERCIAL BANK OF SARATOGA
SPRINOS bss rhttdsy Sled, In this omce, a notico ef the
aptointment of THE ALBANY CITY BANR. la the City at*
Albany, a* Aaent for the Redemption of it* Che elating Netea,
agreeahla to tie act entitled "An act to amend the tsvsrtl eat*
relating to Ipcorporated Banks, Banking AssoclatiuiM aad I ail
vldual Buken," pa.sod April 17, M :
_ JAMES M. COOR. rlapieKatoadesat,
N
I Sf
Bsnb DspsaTssaar, nm?. Jely 9*. IMS,
IIaJOTICR is hereby ciTtfo. pttrstiant to the lUtata
A.? in turh case made *nd provided, that all the Chrcvdarta**
Notes issuedfo D. KENT.anltidividual banker,(PutnamCouaty
Bank,) muat lie pr-eentei! at the office of the Superintendent af
the Banking Department of the State of New-York rVaayraatat
within two years from the date hereof, or the funds deposited*
Ax the redemption of the Circulating Note* t**ued t* the tetat
Banker will be given up.
di2 law2yW M. SCHOONMARER, SuperlnteadeaA.
aBtSB DsrtBTMBNT Albint, November It, laka.
NOTICE is berebj a\ven, puratuknt to the *tatut?
in such cm* i ade acd provided, (hat ell the CIRC1JLAP
(NO NoTK.S leaned to th* LOCKPORT BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY, (a baukiug association, Lockport J mast bs pre.
?anted at the Office of (he Superintendent of the Banking ve*
partment of tbe State of New-York, for payment, withla TVTf
YEARS from the date hereof or the fund* deaoeitod for the re?
demption of the Circulating Notes Issaed to taa said bank wtB
bs given up.
nl3 taw2yW M. SCHOONMARER, Snpswkutandatst
Ba>K DrrsBTMaaT, Aliskv, July ML tSSBk
tvjotice is hereby given, pursuant t?
La the Statute in tueh case aiade .nd protided, that ail the
circnleting notes issued to Luther Stowell, an individual banker.
(COMMERCIAL BANR of ALLEOANY COUNTY,) aim*
be i?eeeo?ed at the Office of the Superintendent of the Betak?
ing Department of the State of New-York for payment withla
two yeert from the dete hereof, or the funds deposited tor (he
redemption of the ctroolathig tiotee iteaed to theeald kaalnsr srat
be given up.
)y 18 l*wW2y M. SCHOONMA KER, Superiatsndaat.
s. LAWRENCE S Co., Bankers, No. 1(4
a Nessau-sC, New-York, (successors to P. Sathae), Deal are
in BILLS of EXCUANOk, BANK NOTES *ad SPBCIB.
SIOHT DRAFTS ou Mrears. Drexel. Stiher A Church, ha
Francisco, will give prompt atteiihou o COLLRCTIONd ta
all parts of the United State*. Californie and >he Canada*.
ON RALE, CITY OF CLEVELAND T 9
cent Bond* (Water tesan.,
CITY OF DETROIT 7e>eent Bonds (WtM*r LaaaJ
CITY OF CINCINNATI 8 f cent Hoade.
CITY OF CHICAGO 6 *> cent Bond*.
CITY Ok MILWAUKEE 7 tVcent Honda.
C1TT OF SACRAMENTO 10 4? ceat 8 ?da.
By _DUNCAN, SflRAMAN A Oa.
0~~*~ W sale:
VIZ:
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD ('?**?
First Mortgage Hinkh g Fund Bond*, * per eenta.
MILWAUKEE AND M!SSI40lP>I RAILROAD Ca.'?
Sinking Fund Muttgage Bonds, * per rest*.
ROH?. COUNTY Obii ) BONDS, 7 per cent*.
BEAVER COUNTY (Penn.l BONDS, ? per ceat.
OHIO COUNTY (Vs) BONUS, 8 per ceat
ATvVOOD A COMPANY,
_Hi t Wtdlat.
DW. VAUGHAN A Co., Pniridenot), ILll
e BANKERS and BROKERS, are piepared U. negsrUat*
Cummarciel Paper, to make Collections la all parts of the oaeav
try, ta boy and sell STOCKS ON COMMIS.-iDM, aad ta
a ? a* AGENTS for pertiee abroad in the U*ctacti*ei of mutf
betstriea*
RarrBKBCBS?Mr. T. D. Bowsa, Presl-lrai Blactttooe Ce
aal Ban. Providence, R. 1.1 Mr. D. C. Baker. Prsatdint Haas
ard Banking i ..r.ein Boston Messrs (I. S. Bobbin* A S*a.
New York, Messia. John Faraaic t Ca, Pailadalphis,
Drexel, SATHEiT? c1iUHCH,"BANKKBl\
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal . draw BtHs ef KscJaseige oa
DREXEL A Co . PHILADELPHIA, pay*hl* *t th* pnnctpal
sltlet of the lilted S> -et.
Collectirme mede ?( San Frariclaro. and in the Interior of taa
State, a. ? proeeede proo.ptly ramitted. Cnlleetioce may ha
tent direct (o D. H fc C , or through DREXEL a Co., PaStv
iejbie, or L 8. LAWRENCE fc Co., No. 184 Ntateaat.,N.Y.
Exchange on San Franciaeo for sale, m an rat to satt, hp
DREXEL fc Co.,Philadelphia, aad L. S. LAWRENCE h Co..
New Yotfc. _
0>TJCE h. h. goodman a Co., Na. 7 Wal
A-Wt have for tale the following Securities:
a 80S Save*, Per Cent Boad*. Ilardjii County. Bp.
?:?' i'? Mis Per Cent Bonds, Davidaun Coaaty, Tasja.
$150 IVO Pighl Per Cent Kot. la. Iowa ( .,..t,?v W'.e
SJseOJWI t if Per Cent Booda, Miueral Point. Wie.
Alao * great variety of CRy, Coaaty aad Rad-vag *ee*r*t*?
In smaller lota.
v\ranted-$rt.00O oo real estatb ta
" New Yoik, worth about double the amount. Msratf ?
loan, 8)708 in Ntw York or Brooklyn oa head aad mtwagtsja.
EDWARD A. FRASKR, Attorney, Ac,
No 3*1 Brj
?onntrj Can? {Varxanm
BOUNTY LAN D-WA RR ANT OgW*9*>M
Wall.**. New-Turk. Tbe bigheet oisits? prtem WS ?
LAND WARRANTS, and all Warrants seid h/ sue ^gaywse
teed *nd forwarded, by mad or other wise, aa mm*m of mr
"Land Wanant.proc??vff? MkwMB ** **koes aahhBaSta
taut, Land., apt. (%LF.MAN. Na. S3 WtsUwl_
and WARRANTS Boiiktht at the hicheato?/St
eeh-e- Baal uVmsV- BOUNTY LAND, PKNfllOBAtaM
m^^ Jt^ ^^O^ WOODMAN. 4? Weil-^
L1 AM? if A R RA NTS WAN 121*~
TAYLOR BROTHERS Banker*, m^
Na 74 WsM^.Neer-Fs**^
Wti will supply erlert ?recBe.tr W'**t*?ihtjlwg^^jy
F-INE BL?VNIU:Th.? Fr*j4r>, Lnroioes
gUaiua* Fur sals bf aaaWjBk
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