*ills of fly geth.
STATES AND rxiouToßkEs.
Massachurettv--Th e prohi bi tory hkwsrare. to , l)e
treated as a nullity, in consequence or the result of
the recent election in that State.
Pennsylvania.—Gov. Geary has commissioned
Hon. J. L. Clark Hare as President Judge of the
District Court to succeed Judge Sharswood, and the
Hon. M. Russell Thayer - as - Associate Judge.
Philadelphia.,4h.e predicted meteor shower took
place NOt. 14; aihninatihg - at 4
o'clock. Notwithstanding the bright moonlight, it
believed•that about 15,000' meteors were visible
during the morning.—ln Select Council, Nov. 14th;
the orditiatme o.ppsopyjat.ingsLoo,ooo.for,a ,House of
Correction' was piOsid; Wtiif atiiendiriefit'Provi
ding that the money shall be expended tinder the
direction of a Committee of Councils.
Texas,—l n the :Brazos district „not more than, one
third of the cotton crop can Le secured. The
ne
groes cannot be inortieMfo work.
, , (:ABLE...
November 13th.-41fedrid.,--By a ,royal decree
Porto Riep been phiced,ancler the government
of the Captain General of Cu ba.
November 14th. — , ...Florenoe. —The feelingagainst
, • .lians hae ..
the Frenoh . Op toe part of the , . Jtanreached
a perfect furore.—Baron Ratazzi, the former Ptime
Minister, has, ope,nly, joined, the Radical party.
Move**. 15th.:—.4ricion.-1 he Cabinet of Eng
land 'heeiesaliretito lines of
Great Britain under the.directidirbf the Post-office
Departmeat. .• • • •' •
November 16th. —London,--The Pope objects to
a conference of the European Powers on the Boluan
question.—All the Rowers.. but :Spain, opposed the
continuance of the temporal power.—Athens.--Since
the failure of:rthe•Turco-.oretair,-,missioni hostilities
have, been - resulned,ip.7.oe.ndia.---.404,. , - T • Warm'
and rialpin..weFe
each senteuc.ed ftiteen,..and eqs,
tello'tO twelVe years iinpriionment. They deilie - t1
e• legality of their trials without a 411 i 0 cie!itir.Y; d
claimed the protection , of the United States Govern
ment::
Noventbir the
French expeditionary corpa in Italy are making
wintbr cittaitetra at 3 Civita
Vecchia.
despatch front
Alexandria, Egypt, - brinim= l , intelligence that ~the
American Consul GenerallCherjes has
:Anita penniftif4
flie return to Egypt of the American missionaries
an Bali v. igioristia% Ivy erts w I,has! been ; exiled
froAl4llraff , d`olitilly. xt. 4 lys:
Co-orLIFATtrE Moir.km*NT.—Th e " Nati onal'Ut ion
Grocery and , ,Pto . vision; Corn pans," whose o ffi ce. is
at N. 245 South Third Street, ,promises A reg ular
sad constant aiipply' .Provistons at rust! This
important movement, if properly seconded by heads
of families, will insure a positive saving. to its' mem
hers of from 15 to 25 per cent. on every dollar ex
pended for .Proccries, while the, reduction „in the
Tice- of yroviaionsi exceed 30 pe ‘ r tent. and in
some instances wishigh 6 . 60 per . Cen t. may lie saved.
store Ng: 60a AitekstOet ti... - is alrea4y 4 in gpera
tion, for the acconimOditti6ii of al! 'clAsses - who owe !
it to themselves - to give thiS reform a prompt sup
port. . '!
THE FACTS AS 'Tut
- We began in 1861 to make nit
rjOytarswrs in the style and make of
ReadY Made Clothing, andcontinued
to do so, introducing new styles and
ideas : every year, so that the entire
character of the hasn't*, is now vastly
better rind—tatall,at—dig.---'
systems of older houses.
Our ,first idea is in learn-ewe:Hy
*lfki rk eusiomidt ir,tiNTi, and,
instead of persuading him to buy
what:-mag be most conveniently at
hand, •we take the utmost pains to
meet tits wishes.
Improved
Whai
C. it/foment
The Building we occupy is the
MOST OONVICNIXNT, I'ARGEST AND
BEST ADAPTED for our businm Of
any in Philadelphia.
Size
31 K 140 feet,
0 atories.
Customers can sex what they are
buying, opr Rstablishment being on
the corner of ihree large streets,
ket, Sixth and Minor streets), ABUN
DENT LIGHT is afforded from all
directions. A light store is :for better
'JOT eastomefs, Own ct,ctivk. one.- _ . . •
140
Windows
111.K.n.cosavvi, snow. that our sales
. .
apt larger ;than those of any other
house- in Phil a:, in our line : hence
xiie Adve to tray larger 'cattintities of
goods, and so get them at lower prices
especially ad We BUY ALTOGETHER.
FOR Buying cheapest, we
COW NNW. CRECAPEZBV.
The
Large
rut
chaeee.
We closely EXAMINE every inch of
,goods that come,' into our Establish
. zntr, invariably rejecting all imper
fect, mprk-eaten and _tender, fabrics.
The time legated in looking over
the stocks of a dozen storesipix DE
AVOIDED, for, under ONE -ROOF .we
offer for sale an assortment egubl in
,variety qhd ,extent to- that embraced
tby a score of the ordinary houses.
We hove 600 hands employed in the
manufacture, of Clothing, who are
coLstantly,.making up' stock to take
thcplace : of that daily cold: this
- glees OUr Customers NEW AND FRESH
goods to makeselectionefroin.
It is an undisputed fact that this
Apartment, (a large Hall; on our
second floor fronting on Minor st.,)
has noting. in Philada. to EQUAL
LT. :rife have here concentrated the
beat skill and workmanship and those
who prefer Clothing made to order
really have advantages they do not
recede elsewhere.
A
Great
Saving
Custom
J) mil
mcot.
DEDUCTIONP.
Proin all'of the above we deduce
this one fact, that 93,11 c. Hall has ALL
the advantages of any other Cloth
ing Establiithmentin the city, and,
in addition, these :
A firm composed of yowtg men of the:present
generation, fully in sympathy with the tastes of
the day.
An insight into the WANTS OF THE PEOPLE and
Ell ENTERPRISE to meet these wants, which in
seven years has plaoed Oak Hall in a position
not always attained in experience of twenty
five years.
.A Building BETTER LOCATED, BETTER LIGHTED,
BETTER ADAPTED and newer in all its appoint
ments
-Workmen, , especially;Cutters,,who arc not only
from among the best and most experienced, but
are artista in their professions, and couple with
good works STYLISHNESS, in which Philadelphia
tailoring has been particularly deficient.
Mor It is the liberal patronage with which we have
been favored that has enabled us to offer the usrxit-
ALLELED ADVANTAGES, and this patronage continued
and extended will MULTIPLY_ advantages, which we
divide between our customers and ourselves.
% visit to Oak Hall will .rnovz every fact above
stated.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
'4:r V
. * * ' ..,. . OAK HALL,
• " ,01414AR OLOTHINI7 !lons,
Tix ttpaanui 01 , . 3.lK'ili . AND I%IARKET STS
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1867.
ESTABLISHED 1861.
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY
BATS 1118 T
TWO FIT-UP 'CARO-Oth
irlZT4VsVerr MICANT 0-troCrEa - -4 7 4t AS.
:22,000 C.Ei.r..S'r by-ship goidch AlkstS'
12,0043 CHEST Igo byrthe.Gcargo Malan
.
In addition to-theso large. carom of Ma, ckand Jatain Tea#, the
Company ace coustoutiy..receielog huge invoic, Of tikelipeet r qualiiy
of fireoo Teas frutu the Moyoundietri.-t Ctdosoetticli. are niirlr
vullad fur fillMaPeau94-dekimMY.ol-flaY9 l % , _
To give our retedeman klue of itto;proativiehich, Iwoopen - plata
in th heave the mdithii*AAOto.f,;titegreflA Arperit'ao
Tea4Company, we will start with. theAtmericon ltOmes,lca.eing out
of 'he-account entirely tha.F oo ,4s...ck We.P4itnult , f4tUm
let. The American honee, to4ina ; or 4 - gipm makiallacgeproll4
on their sales or shipments—and some of Eno richest rettred,zuer,
chants the.conotry have made gie4c, i111.1.1141/40 forttMea through
their housed iii,C.1444.. -
. , . _
24 -The flanker V 1 4 0 2...1iginP1:044 , -RIP! t4e
ea qut Rucchallo of Weiluk,4-‘ - - t , u --
3d. The imperier,m4liasloriAt.oo . o bq per, vmt.-in.,zwii-
PIT ittarrirallaXo,ikili 6.Plo,43l6ttiggjihir.,_tht__.
sea ttto Ota .i/lato_r- I W49 l Fi 9 t- 4,2`leffleAtii
wrera,go , proffir - Oi.anger4lioTor,orn't,4•"‘
sth, Theo ppoulator Ltielltsit to,theWboWale,Test I;lostler,,kinmsw ;
at a profit of 10 to,,,l6,w_esiut„ . •..
fah. The Wbotkeseik Tee,palpperkllA,Atsll6,,the:4o4,43r . ocer
ill tuts to 111111 t-hill - -trad, , at a-prod - Q(B.llmA 10 pier cept;„ ~„
ii 1,15 to .par. ice
..47 'NI
Tha.Ketailer sells tt 40.sne, uprosanter.vpit PEWIT
c!tt ors.
When" you lam added tolhese min profits ae ninny hivicesages,
ltq ueMutFIRRIFNat 9 1 i tof ftn.co't
.4; the Te*,it 4at:ba,PiaTKo wJet•WrP*ihto. POT-
Anil now we propose to low Why we can sal Bo eel y much lownr
Limn...other, .•at -
Wo propose to doaway with all themeatious. Atwand.hpokor
ago!, ePr.4.11;08, P. oo Pernast..494.*oo,LYiith the1:P.X4e14.19 ,1
a.small opuisale4pu PAK Xor Pn r onaalllgit4 4o 3Plor.kgsPointolittt Lu
tsbltut ElnniCartnilei 01;W 4.:EtattOk 114141 .ouregil
wiot oRNur A,Hge 814wwil1ajoigY,TP3171311,'
I.lyyarsystentiotAlopplyiug Cloys Om:utput, tun onpii
Homers in all parts of tksstlp,i4Bl.4taßoa.can , reolyiya,Shtepr,,-Teaset,
the same prices (with the soli( additional expanse of transporta ;
dear); sothoUghlrhtillsonsgt tin& Lt t hrietifilibtikesa tltra cltijiti:
Some parties ithquise us,kosr„thez. ahsslopeed to get up a
Club. The ansWer PisitirtolrtirhiS 'L - erdielfplirridh`wishing to join
much Tea or Coffee he.stakinittitntapkiktilms,kind
and price from our Price List, as published in fhe paper or in our
circulars. Write the names, kinds, and- amennts - plainly-ow the
ticenitt.the lub.otdyr mblielvd•Ppl9w,„trut when.thetelph is
comiilete'Beild it id IfY
iot inall, and weSsill phflipreigOli Parti'ngrals
in' *lowlife' 'packages; wed ritsuk , ttai..tiganvgipowvitiedi; ititil•
wet; eir..thare, need bo aotoootetiola.ixt ttittairadiettituktiott•-esoli.
pitrst gytgpg, exaoy, what ,he ,ordere, aina„kg,,mor,e. conk, of
transportation iliertuenibers of ,
cariitiriae - egnitably among
• PaOdaitsending.C.lalvar, calm, oElians4satilallmusAbintr7.
had bettpr aemtl Zospig a
b
fi9eArAll -or .Erllouni. W4o,,their ,aqeja, to
sari. the ailaitin'of cl'alledtioily Ixpr'ks,'ildiliutdi tardeia we forward by expreen, to collect on dent iffy.
Itereafter:xo will
a eikd a coippgineittary pgr,kage tp, the party
getting upotba dia. OW p f rFistrlatWWntaitfhtww villlie as liberal
ap we v4184111* We. /Mad nonctalit*smatatit'Ploalr#PW car OW*
of leap than t.p.
Piffles - getting their Teas of ne-ivay Oontiiiiuttry rely' upon
.otting then pure cud fresh, us they come direct from theoeuidom
/louse stores to our Warehouses.
- • • • ••
We warrant all the .
goud„......„AvasettgaiXoentire satisfaction. If
they are not tuttisfactory they can be returned at our expense within
z:0 dam and hare.the money refunded. •• • '
The Company have selected thetollowing kinds from their stock,
which they recunußenitto meet the wally ot:Olu.bs, They tine sctld
atctargt prices; 'WO saine'es'thi, t i oniiiinyeen them fe'Neir York,
tie the lief Of prices will eheti.
PRICE LIST OP' TEllO.l'.
Oolong (Black), 70c., 80c, 90c, beet Stper-lb.
Mined Gi eon and Black, 70c., 80c., 90c., best $1 perlb.
English Breakfast Black, 80c, 90i., $l, 511:13,.' beet
$1.20 per lb.
Imperial Green, 80c., 90c., $l, $l.lO, beet $1.25 per lb.
Venn.. 1-17 son Green, 800,90 c., $l, $1:10; - beet $1.25 per
Llneoloresl.,Japnl, 90c.,.51,41.10, bdtft OLP purlb.
Gunpowder Green, $1:28, best $1.50 per lb„
•
Coffees Roasted and Ground Daily.
GROUND COFFEE. 20c.,.25c., 30c., sic.. best 40c. per pound.
Hotels, Saloons. Boardint-gouse Keepers. and Fannin:B who use
. • " a t 1.1..`t •!' ' ItEliNi..whlch we sell
at the low price of. 30c. per pound, und warrant to gire perfect
satisfaction._
Consumers can save from 50c. to $1 per pound: by purchasing
their Teas or the
GREAT AMERIOAN TEL COMPANY.
NOS. 31 AND 33 VESEY ST.
Post ~.111caltax N 0.5613, New York City
CLUB ORDER.
EDWARDS,
.41'. LVKAVICE_,C4; Y. t
• 3d 1867.
TILE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
31 and 33.Vesey street New York.
Da.ta I herewith send you another order for Tea. The last
was duly receivelliand,givee :general: satisfaction. As lung as you
send us such good. Tea, you, may expect a continuation of our pa
tronage. Asa frttber, avisleacothatithoiabStribers were satisfied,
you will observe that 1 send you the names of all those that sant
were, whowere nee s eoi4, of Tee, witleidlargi,eddition of 4gs r ir-ook•-
ser ib lg e l . AiceiPt` my thanks Far thexonlipliniqui4F; liOckHtt
'Eiii) this as the other, mid Wur Wt. lierfsnt.
DAVID .0..h1c110F..
T. Havens:2:kt $1..25 $;.00
... . 'At • 5.00
do: :At 1.50
C du urtis...at 1.261-
. ..at LOD
' 1.1,3) l,OO
• de, .at 100 1.00
N, 51OCargen-at
.1.25 3.75
do. ..at 1.25.-- 2.50
afOrCat 1.25 5.00
....A. IL rkihs..at -150
.2.50
N. thritlin-at 3.75
„at. „..,2,00
Nrsionivei..ar-144...... :341
Claanitut - 1.2‘...::. 2.50
Cleland-at 1-25...... 2.50
do .at /.25...... 1.25
4 lbs. Japan
5 d do.
1 lb. GunpOvdei........
l,da Japan ....... .
2 lbs. Young Ilyson...
1114 Japan .
1 do' Young liyaon
lbs. do.
2do Green
4 do do.
1 lb. `Gunpowder..!.. ::.
2lbe. Japan... ...
sdo Coffee .
3do Japan........ ...... .
413 1 4 P,....”•••••••,,.
,3zdo . . .. .
2 do
2 do Japan .
Ido Green .. .. .........
N. B.—All villages and towns where a large number reside, by
clubbing - together, can reduce the cost of their Tres and
Coffees. about one-tallid,.be4des the,..l4press. charges, by,
sending diriectly to utThe 4- 4M , l4ktdeidern-Tel.ttompauy."
BEWARE of all concerns that advertise themselves as branches of
„ • otir'EstatliOtnient r or conty_our mi, giater.whotlxurqu'
• nart;aa tatey or EC: bffilts 14dva aininnivadkes,;
and do not, in any cass,authoriee the use of our name.
POST OFFICE. orders and drafts makb . payable to the order of
"The Great AMerican Tea Coninon,y.". Directlettars and
orders to the
.
T. AMERICAN TES CO,_
,AND 33 YESBY STREET, NEW YORK.
' 1 1 , '(:4 Office Box, 5645 Now York City,
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE OM.
TIIE rAelliagrigeon,sl,ivaen,derzinrztchlony,
taming facts, incidents, tales, sketchesonusicipoetry, expo
sitions, stories, and pictures for the. , yourag, largo, print for
the old, something for. saints and sinners, one and all.
.
sectarianism, dontrorersy,
.politics, puffs, pills, or patent
medicines admitted. -.,OAity ete. advance.
T49ltiCcopies B'end - 10 Cts; for arse . OCCl . 2llene, before
you forget it. Vol. 11.1. commences Jan. I, 1,868. Sebgeli
-bers received before Dec. 20 have "NoV.and -Dee Tapers free..
One hundred new, stirring Tracts for 01. Nthiress
all orders to H. L. lIASTINGS, SORIPTURAL TRACT
REPOSITORY, 19 LINDALL STREET, 11104011._,_ Ham., in
the rear of the ktist O ff ice. Nov. 21 It
CfiA§)slo' EAPTIS,M24 Eg/tian.
Meaning of EAPTIZO for a 1000 years!
TWENTreollogea aptirovi.
"It wines in Iike , BLUGHER at Waterloo V"'
"GALE, CARSON, FULLER, CI)NANT, all, routed."
"It settfeit the question."
Wx. RIITIE9R.I , ea, 7th and•C*henyy. Plik/JA%L.
Ot MS
BEMIS
BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR 1888.
Enlarged to 100 Pages !
911tH circulation of BALLOGF9 MAGAZINE having incresaed
during 1b67 nearly fiftent ttantsand copies, and never being an
prosperous as at present, the Publisbers are thereby induced to still
further add to its value by ENLARGING EACH NUMBER TO
ONE HUNDRED "Although this enlargement involves sip
additiointl expense of some OM a y e ar, yet there will be
NO INCREASE IN. THE PRH3E
Now is the Ti;n to got up .010.1:0111
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and a arty gratis one year to the person seratlinea Chit eJ twelve.
.03r,Send stamp for epetimen copy.
tHE
CHEAPEST T HE WORLD! sadicea •
• • • .• • '-"
.F. 14,102-4 7DE10.141E8 T4LBOT ,
113outon, blase", .
. - :
MER l lllOlff PRAISEI
A LL OUR BOYS AND talltl4, TIA.AQ/11411.8 Tin
tVPltitifliiiiieeff;beciak - -
; ::%"; -1 ; • 7'4
- The gehocannwitiv,
ii the best and Olt cheapest, IllAaltritld J.vokngis i Maga zinl i Aii4tAst
m 1.14111-6 ToelitiVeVer citl-pe . vpibet: efe
to all new trabacribers who Rend before Noy. 30, $1.50, ettlainliiiilon
pricelor,lB6B. f ,
L
Specimen copiika and terra th7r wtiting.
JosEptfi It ALLEN Publisher Boston.-
V., "
. NEW. PIANO BOOK. -
:l;7r • 3 3 ,; . ‘
875 'Worth: of 141-tusio • for-
" ; : •
4eat compositions of t'Sttptoto". kacidfsey," "C. V004t,”
J 4 ernhgl,n'Ec the lateiVlTM :eadelltiolgt
Titithvezmiss— 11114LNIANTSI ;
of., fantOpging.Atitatitenseliiuitietopfjev,.
contitinigg 'tete Of naiads, such es "%label,"
;SWinlowe'ViekeVbse. 4 ``..9th IttS 4 1 0 .f.
1.4 4; Yeetr," "Seri, Corn Stiiwer, • Dreain on ocon e fic.,
2daulopiv,L...l,Diddi of tWe SltelfitS,
tisk . 411 1 410...09A14' 1111p...apd:Trowwr ..tfinoe.l,Surfel:!`tqtz
/010hei 'and Odclii4643i;=-. u Mitilihoiro; trot-,
"WeStti age.' dl. Thaler 4( Vorio.tiotow'rraniii .
Shower of peertg;', •:Clectilv.ag_of Venice," "The W v iey ? ''.;
"EfOid tionar
hioti iCharoo'"'l `obeyr' - Drops,'? dO.f q ov4 RodOkthoi`lifiCiiirktiii;
NYtt l i ro .9. / 0/I,Pkieb4e4rllol..txtotil.RlST`S," • Alkliejaira
owa, Price, in boards, morocco — bi c.oth eitree;Turker
matobeckeiendtcottnilihi,Pti;Ateheilf
1•
6?-et. -
. :.
IN ••ti ; ntpotfilad receiptorprico,
'ELIAS, 'or
• btOep,
t, Bosto n`
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THR THH7RNSAL RIHROX *OR
'I3IITHS, itllllo6'
-Wmulds. 1
Nor ChAPPPLI Hands. . 4 44dr ClItL ScrPftlitqle it ti
Breptiona. Dflebes, Sale7t4eum, end all entaneous Diseases. -
The IlDSSlASALlTlVii , ipWetyvigitribli ointMait, made - Crib%
yery best, materials, alui.pophitptklalt,grea* beatilit - ,P9leere
thannriy other Prejuirtitftin' before 114' public,appliatt
lionhas:been the means ors:wing t_hdusandit of valuable llyasl,atid:
of relieving avant /unplug, of sulfuring. „Fifty years: geneyad„use of
the Rnasilt Belie is a not& guarantee of itsinCoMpamble
al"rdi,ng ,Yrical 2s Lax;..- tSaVlftle Auxefe etlittJrna
of "postage on receipt of pike. For sale by all ,Dtuggitis and
apothecaries. '
BEDDING & CO., Paktum Ea, Bo'ston; Maim
Fowles Pite-and . Ificntor eiwe.
' ußtrilfistal a perfect "cure In all klnds. of PILES,
Two or three , bottles , ift Um foot:trams of . LE . PROSY, SCROk•U LO;
SALT. ItIISUM, and ALL DISNASES OF THE SKIN. NOP. iNTERNAL. Juin
Karen:feu Use. In cakes 'brltillarh, all Dealeri will return tlie .
tudney, and oh eit tot t
Prepared by lIENRY D: - POWLIC, Chemist; 71- PRINCE Smarr,
BOSTON. Sold everywbere.
.
EVERY MAN 'lllB' OWN " PRINTER
YOUNG AND, MD MAKING MO Y.
NUM •LOWS.IIIIPICOVACDPILINTIiiti MESSRS are the beet awl
j * Cheapest, portable Cardand Job Preiwasever invented. Cards,
Sill 'Heads Circtiltilic Labels, &v., can be printed it 'a trifling ca
pons,. Price of) reseis,--410, $lll, s24'itial 439. Price ofrattlins
with Preas,—,%ls,SV, ald, Wand sio. Send for a Circular to the
LOWS PRIM COSIPANY,.23' Witieu Sheer. BIASToN.
The ,Gimiit Famity; Ointment.
lEN YEWS 411 Mit UM-. '0 INT fEN
Should be in every bomehobi No "other olubuent can coinpete
with it nee retip:lnd,epbelly. tuennd,of relief, • '
For BURNS and OtiULPS it 4. the molt perfect cure ever
.eta pcu ,IXal#o.,/,Z1E244- - - „ • .
Kebnedy's'Saltilheift Ointment
IS LINSURPASSIF.b.
The ROUGIIIIST SKIN ia.rnaglaernemth.•
CHAPPED' IiANDS inettintlyliealel
To keep the hands and face comfortable during tho cold weather
put a little of the Ointment on when going to bed.
FIFTY CENTS ' PER BOTTLE.
Sold by t-11 Drum:lists.
1 3 '*rlf3eliet."
First.Gratit Prize Medal
AwAnime
PRATT & WENTAPPORTR\
FOR THE CELEBRATED.
"PEERLESS" COOKING STOVE,
AT THE
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE,
Paris 1867.
The Beet Cooking = Shove ever Madel
Pon co.ar, imovri.
Nosy 11,.g, Bf , air4'
With and .withkut Extension
The . P.NNEtLESS" has all the , ad*ant.gee of-the popular StOVell
in use, together with such tom , raLl'ln4as eajnetify the tnanufac
turers In calling it the llssx.Coottiziu STOYILiII the market.
Igis the "PEERLESIO het:alum it is suprior to all other 'Cooking
Stoles in ZCONOPdr, Sntsmerrr, Casernmaserjtagrirei , Rnurrian • and
Ist. Ereannr. A pateniect method of heating the air and con
veying' it through the' oven; haViss* from twenty to thirty per cent. of
2d. SIAAPLISITr. It. IS (welly managed., , The. fire can he perfectly
controlled and kept through= entiresesson without rekindling.
3d. CLEANLINESS. No dust escapes while shaking or du - taping
Ma grata.
4th. Beamta. It large preen, wherein all ;parts, are of - equat
temperature, bakes as evenly as a Li ick oarn,..and that without
kurning . thp artidle. It bakes
-sth. itoismo. A current of hot air constantly passing through
the.oyenoso thoroughly,vgntilates it that it roasts as well as a tin
kitchen. ..
6th. B.atotr... M-ele of 016 , 1*st - iron, it Will not creek. Well
thotilded,- artistically .dmilkhed, - and smoothly - oast, it is the mart
becatifiamo well as the , siost serricsalik E4 4 :ree!iilk4 l 2o liNtrifa*
/tech Stove isWatta",nraßtobearig. to itO tliat.ie,glaillefiSor it.
In all the requlsites'oriifiret•ClatietCmk Stove, thar"Yeeilees,"
Its mild() iialieatei, him no equal in the market.
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All kinds 'of Job Printing, Blank 'Books and StatlOnerY,
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BROW o.4lt3ifs, S OO3II3I EDING, ate;
CHAS: E. SMITH; •
109- South `--.Tioiseillitstootiii Eititaddial4a.
500 IWILES
UNION PRE 111111100,
RIINN/Nfi , WEST moat 94411 A
ACROSS TEZ: ominzu
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
The Union Pneitieltitilrriat Company here built i longer like of
eeilrostl.in the lest. eighteen hoon.thai than italgheier t tny
other company in the same time, and they will continue the.werk
With the mine energy until it is completed. The Weetern
VA D /ta si r 4T4 PIAY ler*f..4.stcrgmr-Ric, (4.l4trid
ninny of Oen& ni antC4 itienneeteittillti
. 1 17:1E ENTIRE 011.4141)- tISE
ku,,,,aftqlfic betopesnotrw..lowffikeyft Ink kialt4, l l l ,o
ON - 1-TVIRD 01" THI3*WOIRK' HAS - SeititSbY EBN" DONN,
MT o IB.D,QX IX .K ll 9 l ijkligis.-1 1 401 1 ",,111
INtr' ORDUit:''ANt . MORIS OR ARM NOW -- Maz
PJ AMD.PM 1T6 14 1, 41.5vAR B E V4 4, .- mut e,.tho. •
Felerrintilift 1/11.11118 1 31f . Minn
hese alinitifribekiiiiienaedtlik
rune opivraliceu thwentorpriso, !ikerA, hunt r or ciplo4, f qr
most Pinseetition. Wherr tite United tweir Oorerno*nt
!Owl nessaparzNpecuce..tite cctuggzetten Ufif m 44,495
Ittrificurid, tiftleVettreatal proiW. 6,rn‘ intereatd, It ghou
raa f iellatr tp hli bii#ll,&4Lbt4..Vllo: N3llllltGair ao 3tonaloollbn-lieyogMnrraoVlB6eyehCteeitmis
i ffi t 3
.I'3ll Ins
" sista- Apia§ - • -
Having thirty years to run and hearing six per94)F.411119.4tit
rest at the rate of g 16,000 per mile for 517 miles o n ;
en
at She rate of lea ,pegApOtt„fnrj.kodtailga,tlFltngh the Rocky
3loantaiixs; then‘iFthe , tlitil-of s3o.par , ntlieM- - : the remaining
dititittP for KilichiliO KnAto4 §tittOs taigiap,re,riond lua u s aVar, l l-Y ,
The interide - on'tliesihchnio pkia brthe 4 11Yntifd kites
mentoitichhtlse ptayiprtbeNttionsnAttnedkiiif thsi , hogtiltoff hank
in inonoX,Ar, tr,opaporqiig.pa freight, trpemsetids,.ite,
Mliining'Ailtr th!fSe'billi 'Nara, to tiiivotizipftWil - crgtlit 'end
forms asitikinsrfinetirtfich.nmylifnally.dliidhaiips theakoteliaittant
of this, neap :Mite elaiuta..aga:infq thns•Oyertnnefki eitleAptik.O,the
CUrceneyear amount tumour and . une-hs# timos tlysrtisreef: •
•
2.—Fitst Mortgage ' BOilidt• '-'''. ,
iiriA,Vliigig tiio clip;t4y pi•qrititie.I L
iti,....i-iiiait cßret
ifer trpgispolit; to, tJjk e onnoslvisnitty eiff *ls! bilsig Ohl. in' ;OR
government, owl no more, and oleo , as the roa ears. %le
Tootles ;:ipe Um borik4tdebtaxee Ulla .114,7 ifs Dgli
.. n, LTAAnt ~.:
uor g
tor from Ilevr Yuri, and - the Iren. OakeS Ames, mberof 11 - S.
4,olBooolMitreicVa7EiaNfi6 clbtisltreirwarnikitior^thqtltOvielil
three bonds to the' Company in accordance withlhe norms oc . tit
Wit, 'a '.; t. , .' , ~ r ...es it• 1. ,-:-:-, _I, -; i
. nle: .. +`l -","• t ,-
.
....
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iiii(il4liti'i , 'aciie6litartnac'o6o4) - 11k4i 8 iiinsii•At' krlfik,6l4,l
r , s , # • tyity..qp,m..s,cq.sy tk omp oa r 3~ne
reraftt 9 w m ititil r noTbe PA( MUD" 0 - .50 per iffirivialle
1 0 tvs uk. 11 .9144.1 e, 1 14: :.1
4r=lheiTimitalt , 'MMis• L
Thoiantheiized onnifitlCittheignichtlyeeithiLlteilroafttompanYthr
$100001),09.0, of which.uvier $5,000,0 0 hex° Iron ; paid on the work
ddooc . : J.; sr,
~t. °,~, ;
THE itEthlS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD flit
Contraetafdlittic'entlib vitaletefillittttlintAritliMelPf fwat-elass
railroad wet from Omaha el:vinyl:4lpr nrch of, the most ditHen t li
mountain and'enthracffig,ekety.rer../wase iexceptisttrveyhtg.
have beeo.mmitiettih reaponvilded!lw-ttlt)fqlo Ilftwattifendji ti m ed
OversooMites, at the average rkepf Ihlnisand.an ;ft ty
eigtif &HAM ($08,051i) Piseltdie: This peke 4noludfs ati Vetearary
shops fur ronstrucf and repairs of cars, deßntai,statietwantlFall
other in olden lal buildings, aml slew locomotiaca, I,,asen ger, baggage
end .freign t catnr.ainV ether reaniette, rolling-stock, to an a ncient
thee f 4.011 1 .1 t.r Mile, Allowing the ebst of
the rernalaing , one huw:red and vighty7oix, of the eleven ,hupclrod"
mites asiented toile bulk by the Podfic - Cosivany to tiollOteelipeY
mite.
THE TOTA:I, COST OF. ELEVEN. HUNDRED , MiLES WILL
,BE AS roLLows.:
I.Bl3tailas. at $00,01:0
Add tliacoaata onixtuds,,apryeys, dr.p.
16,740,00
4, Y )0 49 3 :
Amount , .ssa t wtii
As the U. S. Bonds ere equal to money, anll the CO_Illpfilly:8 4".T14 .
Finit tifready miniree, we; liarekos the
AVAILABLE CIAO EDSODIWES FOB BUILDING
ELEVEN HUNDRED MILES: •
U. S. Bends.-- ... . ...... . .... ... ..... .»:..
First itlortgap Boa&
Capital stook paid in on 'the
Land Grant; 1.4,080,009 , a0re5, at $1.50 tier arra.
„
The Company hays, tunple •fimilitiesifor 'supplying -amptleftglency
that may arise in means for construction. This, ay be done wholly
or in.part..by additional subacriptions to eapitehetock. •
'Active inquiry has already been made for a portion of these lands,
andiertangemento are proposed to offer apartef them for elite.
While their whole value will not be available for some, years to
come, : they will . rernein a very important'source of rerenna te the
Company. The lands of the Illinois Central Railroad Company are
selling a tlronis6 , to $l2 per wore; and - other land.grinit compludasehi
the Weal are receiving equal prices for similar properties.
FUTURE ROSINESS.
The most-skeptical have never expressed a doubt that - When the
Union Pacific Railroad is finished, the immense business that must
flow over it, as the only railroad connecting the two gnmdAiirigions
of the North American continent, will be one of the wonders of rail
wayiwisportatiqrr; antkas it will hate no , competitoe, keen always
charge remunerative rates. The Pacific lifail:Steanfshin'donipatiy
otNeWtorkis now rnriningvi regular line of its splendid steamers
between 11164 Qhipaaad Tapaporhich Is donbtlessithe
pioneer of °the? lines, that will traverse the Pacific. Ocean laden
with the teas, spices, and other productsof - Eastern Asia. 'Except
ing some very heavy or bulky articles, of comparatively low values,
shortness of time decides thirdireethsn offreights.ead most of these
cargoes, will-find their natural transit over the Union Pacific Rail
road.
It is quite within bounds to say.that its traffic will-be limited only
by the capacity-of the linii,and that tto other roatrwill finds double
ack so,neeesettry.Wifornia and Oregon must not only, r be supplied
with means of tranaport for its passengers, mail, treasure inttothbi
freights, but the Inhabitants of Dakotah, Colorado, Utah,, Idaho and
lifenthim`Willconnnuidealeittith the older Statee 'almost entirely by
this road. It will. be the avenue tA a r il the great .mining, district,
which is only aWalting 'did ready means of canimunlealfon tat re
ceive a population that will develop its vast mineral and other re
sources; and which °fillet( would famish maple business fei..rafl
waylinc.
EARNINGS - not WAY RUMNESS.
While Me through business of the company.will,he remu
neratii,e; it hiatill in tite‘future,- but , theil..eal Rosiness on the part
of the road in , operation has been, most,tektistapOry.
During the quarter ending July 31,'an nverage`of WA hales of the
Union and Pacific Railroad was In operations The Superintendent's
lieport Shows the folldviini result: -*• • ' -
EARNINGS
Passengers Freight, Telegraph andMitits
Transportation of Contiateters' Materials and Men.
EXPENSES
. .
,Rppairs, Qifices..conductos, Train, itte
NET NARN7NGS to baLATICO
The net operating "expenies on the contmercial bueihess for the
guswter. v1ere . 52 : 37,9c0.50,. The account for the 01.1114.14tUAL TM
SINES'S 'stands as follpits:
...katruiliga for illuy,,June and July
Expenses "
Net profit
. • , •
The amount of Bonds - The Ockhpany can lasnetin 325 Wren, at
2,111,000,per nide. $5,2Ap00. interest three, zponths,,at,f)
per cent., on thili iis7B,oCorida 40 Treecerit. imernlinn,'to-chr
respond With currency earnings, ii,5102,200--showing that the net
earnings for this qiiartei were mire thati einteothi interests on
fhe.First•Mortgaga Bonds CM this length ofrowL .
The 'First laortgage .Boards,
•
whose principal is so amply provideil for, 4nd afh9o9 illtorFek/F.AO
thoroughly secured, must be classed'amotig - theiafett brisitrdeuts.
They pay
sta. PER 'CENT: IN GOLD;
and age offered,for the present at NINETY worms ON THE laOL
-I,lRoind iineruedinteseht4oB iXiPor Cetreneyirena ady 1.
Many parties are taking ittlvantamor the preeent high Oro of
giciaertondotAt_iackeltounaithanatellahl the At fitonalsositiekatem . aW
M
FIFTEEN, PCENT.. efirtiPiikontd at the eitiftne ; f 4 110 1101
raterujiiiigiald•payLl 1- ' ,f, t-7 , 11 . YR)
of 1 HE
MIIMM
Sri eOO
22, P , C00
... 5369.760
61;120,000
.$723,755 54
479,283 41
A1,=3,036 95
..W93,500 92
.. 807,808 03
$1,203,038 95
••$723;765 54
- 24,956 50
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
Subs - riptione,w,ill be received IpbiaFry
DE Ilarert & BROTHER, Nu. 4 1 ) 8. Third street.
WILLIAM PAINTER& CO, Nu. 40 S. Tiara atreet.
J. E LEW ARS & CO, S. Third street.
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