ISSUE OF £4,000,000. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE LAND-GRANT BONDS, Secured by a First Mortgage upon all the property of the Corporation, including the Road, Rolling Stock Equipments, Telegraph Line, &c., and an average of about 23,000 Acres of Land for every Mile of Road. IN BONDS ΤΟ BEARER OF £200, £100, & £20. Principal payable 1st July 1900, and Interest at Seven and three-tenths per cent. per annum payable Half-yearly on 1st July and 1st January in London. Messrs. JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH, and CO. are authorised to receive Subscriptions for the above Bonds. 857. per cent., thus yielding to subscribers upwards of 83 per cent. per annum, upon the investment, with the further addition of 15 per cent. on repayment of principal. Scrip certificates will be issued after allotment, bearing coupon due July 1, 1872, for 27. 108. per 20. bond, 17. 58. per 1007. bond, and 58. per 201. bond; being interest on instalments at the rate of the bond. Discount at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum will be allowed on payments in full in anticipation of the instalments. In default of payment of any instalment at its due date, the allotment will be liable to cancellation, and all previous payments to forfeiture. In cases where no allotment is made, the deposit will be returned; and when an allotment is made of a smaller amount than that applied for, the surplus deposit will be applied towards the amount payable on allotment. The scrip certificates will be exchanged for bonds as early as practicable after full payment of instalments. This loan is part of an authorised issue of ten millions sterling, which, together with the dollar bonds now being sold in America, is covered by the first mortgage, under which the total creation of bonds is limited to fifty thousand dollars per mile of road. No further issue will be made in Europe for certainly one year, and probably for a longer period. In addition to the usual security of a mortgage upon the railroad and its equipment, the further security of 500 acres of land is reserved by the terms of the Trust Deed against each 2007. (or 10 0 dols.) bond, and the application of the proceeds of these lands (which cannot be otherwise appropriated) is, practically, a sinking fund, which is expected to retire the bonds before maturity. The management of the road, as will be seen by the List of Directors, is in the hands of men of the highest standing and the largest experience in leading American railroads. The sales of the bonds made by Messrs. JAY COOKE and Co., in the United States, already exceed ten millions of dollars. Under special Act of Congress the mortgage has been duly executed and recorded, and deposited with the Secretary of the Department of the Interior at Washington. Copies of the Acts of Congress of the United States authorising the organisation of the Company, confirming its Land-Grant and the issue of its mortgage, duly authenticated by the Secretary of State under his official seal, and other documents, may be examined at the offices of Messrs. W. and H. P. SHARPE, No. 92, Gresham-house, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. Forms of application may be obtained from Messrs. JAY COOKE, MCCULLOCH and Co. 41, LOMBARD-STREET, 9th Jan. 1872. The Northern Pacific Railroad will extend from Duluth, on Lake Superior, the western head of navigation on the American lakes, to Puget Sound, on the Pacific Ocean, a distance of 200 miles, the cost of 400 miles of which has already been provided in the United States. The route is singularly free from engineering difficulties, and has great advantages from its low grades and comparative exemption from snow, the highest summit crossed being 380 ft. lower tin the highest levels on the Union and Central Pacific route. PACIFIC LAND-GRANT, &c. The road is completed across the State of Minnesota to the Red River of the North, a distance of 255 miles. Contracts have been let for the construction of the Dakota division, extending from the Red River to the Missouri (200 miles), to be finished by the 1st of July next. A section of 65 miles is being built at the western end, between the Columbia River and Puget Sound. From the Duluth terminus there is already direct communication by rail with St. Paul and Chicago. These connections will be multiplied by branch roads now under construction, and an extension of one of these, in a north-westerly direction, will reach the frontier of the British province Manitoba. The Norshera Pacific Railroad has been endowed by the Government of the United States with a grant of lands estimated at about sixty million acres. The bonds of the Company are secured by a first and only mortgage on the road, its equipment and earnings, and by a Land-Grant which, on the completion of the road, will average about 25,000 acres to each mile of track. The proceeds of the lands, it is estimated, will far exceed the cost of the road and its equipment. The school lands of Minnesota are sold at an average of 630 dola, per acre. The lands of the Union Pacific Railroad, so far as sold, have averaged 4:46 dols. per acre; lands of Iowa railroads vary from 7 dols. to 11 dols. per acre; those of the Illinois Centrai Railroad have averaged 11:00 dols, The bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad are issued on a basis of 2dols. per acre. For every thousand dollar bond there will always be reserved 500 acres of land, the value of which will increase as settlement and sales proceed. The bonds, therefore, are a safe Real Estate Mortgage, as well as a first lien on a completed railroad and its traffic. The bonds are exempt from United States taxation. They are at all times receivable at 110 U S. currency in payment for the Company's lands at their casu price. The trustees are required to apply the proceeds of all sales of lands to the purchase and cancellation of the bonds, and to the payment of interest thereon. The land-grant of the road, therefore, is practically a sinking fund, the operation of which may be expected to cancel and retire tho bonded debt before it reaches maturity. RAILROAD, The influx of population on the line of the road mo:e than keeps pace with the work of construction. Large quantities of the Company's lands in Minnesota have been sold to actual settlers. The excellence of the lands, the salubrity of the climate, and the diversity of natural resources within the territory covered by the grant, are reasons for expecting an exceedingly rapid growth of population and traffic. The freight charges paid by the mining population of Montana, with the present very limited facilities of transpor tation, even now amount to several million dollars yearly; and the expenditures of the United States Government,: for the transportation of supplies, have in twelve months exceeded FIVE MILLION DOLLARS;-the bulk of which business will revert naturally to the Northern Pacific. Present indications are that the road will from the outset enjoy a large local traffic. It passes through the best wheat-growing region in the world. It already crosses the Missis sippi and the Red River, and the proposed route crosses at intervals the Missouri, the Yellowstone, the Clark, the Snake, the Columbia, the Cowlitz-all navigable streams, which will cheapen the cost of construction and serve as feeders, bringing to the road the traffic of a vast country, pre-eminently rich in natural resources. The Asiatic trade is expected to yield large traffic. By the existing trans-continental route, products of China and Japan are transported with a rapidity which reduces the time from Yokohama to Liverpool to forty-seven days, or thirteen days less than the time consumed via the Suez Canal. The completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad to Paget Sound will, it is calculated, still further reduce this time by a saving of 700 miles of ocean travel between Japan and Puget Sound as compared with San Francisco. Moreover, the Northern Pacific is in all essential respects an international enterprise, whose early completion will strengthen the unity and promote the prosperity of the Dominion of Canada, and render accessible the vast and fertile portion of British America which extends from Winnipeg to the Rocky Mountains. During the season of 1871, six lines of steamers, comprising over 20 first-class vessels, plied regularly between Duluth and Canadian and American ports. Arrangements already entered into by the Hudson Bay Company make Duluth the base of their trade-comman cation with Manitoba and the country beyond. By continuing the Northern Pacific eastward to the Sault Ste. Marie, the road will connect with the Canadian railroad system, and will assure a direct route from Puget Sound to Montrea; thus largely increasing the traffic of the railroads of the Dominion, and promoting the development of British American interests. Financial Agents for Issue and Sale of Bonds. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LOAN.-FORM OF APPLICATION. To Messrs. JAY COOKE and CO., 41, LOMBARD-STREET, E.C. GENTLEMEN,-Having paid to you £ request that you will allot to hereby agree to accept the same or any smaller amount that may be allotted to in respect of such allotment according to the conditions of your prospectus of the 9th January 1872.-Your obedient servant, Loan, and £ No........ nominal of the above and to pay the balance due Signature in full... Printed and published by HORACE Cox. at 10, Wellington-street, Strand, London, W.C., in the County of Middlesex.-Saturday, January 13, 1872. CHISEMENT COMPANY incorporated by special Act of Parliament), ADVANCES MONEY 1st.-To the Owners of Settled and other Estates, for the Erection of FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES, and for the DRAINAGE, IRRIGATION, ENCLOSING, CLEARING, and general Improvement of LANDED Property in any part of the United Kingdom: 2nd.-To the Owners of Settled Estates in England, for the ERECTION or COMPLETION of MANSIONS, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS: 3rd.-To Landowners generally, to enable them to subscribe for Shares in Companies for the CONSTRUCTION of RAILWAYS and NAVIGABLE CANALS, which will beneficially affect their Estates: 4th-INCUMBENTS, for the Improvement of their GLEBE LANDS, by Drainage, and the Erection of FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES: 5th.-To COPYHOLDERS for the ENFRANCHISE. MENT of COPYHOLD LANDS. The amount borrowed with the expenses would be charged on the estate benefited, and repaid by a rentcharge terininating in twenty-five years. NO INVESTIGATION OF THE LANDOWNER'S TITLE IS NECESSARY. Forms of application and all further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, 22, Great Georgestreet, Westininster, S. W., and Salisbury; of Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co., Solicitors, 6, Old Jewry, London, E.C.; of Messrs. Gillespie and Paterson, W.S., SIA, George. street, Edinburgh, agents for the Company in Scotland; and at the Offices of the Company as below T. PAIN, Managing Director. Land, Loan, and Enfranchisement Company, AW PARTNERSHIP.-WANTED, by a admitted, a small PARTNERSHIP, or CLERKSHIP/with view to Partnership, either in Town or Country, Excellent references. Apply to "H. W.," Post-office, Salisbury, LA Price (with Reports), 1s. 6d. Without Reports, 9d. AW.-WANTED, by a Solicitor of some experience, Conveyancing CLERKSHIP, either with or without View to Partnership; the former preferred.-Apply to "A. B.," Mr W. H. Walsh, Solicitor. Oxford. COSTS and ACCOUNTS. The AW PARTNERSHIP.-A Gentleman of LAW Cors open to an ENGAGEMENT to draw LAW established business in the West of England chiefly Conveyancing, with occasional advocacy) at a fair premium. References exchanged.-Address "SOLICITOR" No. 1562), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. A W PARTNERSHIP. LA A Firm of Solicitors in Town would ADMIT a Qualified PARTNER who is familiar with General Practice, and who would devote himself to the duties of the office. Purchase money 1500-Apply to Mr. SIMPSON, Law Partnership and Transfer Offices, 2, Great James-street, Bedford-row, W.C. LAW PARTNERSHIPS. KAIN, WILL BULLEN and CO., Law Accountants (Costs Drafts. men, &c.), invite attention to their register of SELECTED APPLICANTS having capital, influence, and ability.-60, Chancery-lane. Arrears of Costs of every description, in Town or Country on a moderate Commission. References first-class.-" LEX," Mr. Williams, 56, Frith-street, Soho, W. A W.-WANTED, by a Gentleman supervision. No objection to assist in the general work of the office, and to be bound not to practise.-Address "K. W. S.," Post-office, Sutton Valence, Staplehurst, Kent. CONVEYANCING CLERKSHIP WANTED by a Solicitor (admitted in 1867). The advertiser is competent to undertake (without supervision) the entire control of the Conveyancing business of an office, and could also (if required) attend to the accounts.-Address X., ," Box 125, Post-office. Bristol. LAW. MESSRS. LAWA LAW PARTNERSHIPS. MESSRS. Practices, Wanted and for Sale. AW PRACTICE.-INTRODUCTION.—A Town, may OBTAIN a PRACTICE near London, provided he apply his energies to the promotion of the Business.Apply to Mr. SIMPSON, Law Partnership and Transfer Offices, 2, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Situations, Wanted and Vacant. Gentleman and 300.. Trust Money, ready to be INVENTED.Amitted a Managing Conveyancing CLERKSHIP. per cent., on Mortgage of Land.-Apply to Messrs. G. and H. LAMB,Solicitors, Kettering. -Address "S." (No. 1503), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. ONEY-WANTED to INVEST from Wony man of good address, SITUATION a Mc Goo07 to 69,0097, in purchase of Agricultural Land, to ray moderate interest. Send rentals and other information to TERRY and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Bradford, Yorkshire. Copying and Engrossing CLERK, and to assist in general duties. Apply "B. A.." Post-office, Bournemouth. is ONEY.-80,000l. to LEND, in one Sum, LAWing to attend to Court Business, is desirous of M° or several, at 4 per cent., on approved Freehold [ONEY Promptly ADVANCED on Per-LA M sonal or other available security. A moderate interest repayable by instalments. No preliminary fees. Forms free, or by post one stamp. REAL AND PERSONAL ADVANCE COMPANY LIMITED), 14, Southampton row, Holborn; and 3, Tavistock-street, Coventgarden.-P. J. HARVEY, Secretary. Mo ONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice from 40. upwards) to respectable householders in the London district upon MORTGAGE of their FURNI TURE without removal, repayable by easy instalments. No charge of any kind unless money advanced. As this does not emanate from an agent, applicants must apply personally to Mr. BAUGHAN, 31, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. The public are cautioned against paying preliminary fees to pretenders. MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1850), 14, Rus sell-street, Covent-garden, London, and 38, Ship-street, Brighton, and South-colonnale, Hastings, ADVANCES MONEY uron Personal Security, Bills of Sale, Freehold or Leasehold Property, for one, two, or three years, repayable weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Bills promptly discounted. Forms free on receipt of stamped envelope. AW.-A Gentleman, who has just passed CLERKSHIP in a good Conveyancing Office. He has been for six years in a first-rate Conveyanceing Office in a Provincial Town, and can give the highest references.Address "H.," 3, East Mount-road, York. AW.-A Gentleman (admitted in 1865), of sires an ENGAGEMENT in a London office as Managing Conveyancing CLERK, under slight supervision. He would not object to assist in the Chancery department.-Address "W., 21, Doughty-street, Mecklenburgh-square, W.C. A W.-A Gentleman of experience in Conveyancing, Accounts, and the general business of an Office, methodical, and accustomed to advise clients, desires a RE ENGAGEMENT as MANAGER or Conveyancing CLERK.-Address A. X." (No. 1503), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. A W.-WANTED, by a Gentleman admitted), a Conveyancing Managing CLERKSHIP, under supervision, in a good office. Experience in Town and Country. Read six months and upwards with a Conveyancer. Salary a secondary consideration. Address "W. W.," care of Messrs. Waterlow and Sons, Birchin-lane, E.C. AW. To SOLICITORS.-BILLS of PARED at a moderate Commission. Highest references furnished. Attendance Town and Country.-J. SIMMONS and Co., Law Accountants and Costs Draftsmen, 29, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, E.C. Established 1845. LA AW-WANTED, by a Solicitor (LL.B. veyancing CLERK, with or without a view to a Partnership. London, admitted in 1865), a SITUATION as ConAdvertiser read with a Conveyancing Counsel, and has subsequently held a Convoyancing Clerkship for nearly five years. Midland counties preferred.-Address "C. T. N.," Mr. Preston, Law Stationer, Birmingham. AW.-WANTED, by a Gentleman (aged Country, and has passed the Intermediate Examination, an ASSIGNMENT to a London firm, where he would see and be employed in a general practice. Advertiser is a fair Conveyancer. Address "LEX," Beeton's Hotel, Fleet-street, London, E.C. AW.-A Solicitor and Notary who obtaining a SITUATION as Managing CLERK.-Address B. L." (No. 1501), 19, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. AW.--CONVEYANCING and CHANCERY. -The advertiser (admitted) seeks a RE-ENGAGEMENT in the above branches. Salary moderate.-Address "H. S." (No 1503, 10, Wellington-street. Strand, W.C. AW.-The Advertiser (aged 21), SEEKS a Seven years' experience. Knows Kain's Book-keeping. Address "Omega" (No. 1501), 10, Wellington-street, Strand. AW COSTS and ACCOUNTS.- Short-No. 1:02), 19, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. LAW COSTS and ACCOUNTS. ShortWANT of two or three neat COPYISTS. Must be correct AW.-ENGAGEMENT WANTED by a at shorthand.-30. Chancery-lane. LAW.-WANTED, by a Gentleman, over 30 years' of age, and of varied experience, a Managing or Conveyancing CLERKSHIP, in Town or Country. Address "VICUS SENEX," Post-office, 227, Oxford-street. LAW WANTEDng and RE-ENGAGE Aged 21. Five years' experience. Salary 17. 28. Undeniable references.-Address "SPES," Mr. Richard Rees, 10, Sydenham-terrace, Neath, South Wales. AW.-MANAGING CLERK.-WANTED, MANAGE the ordinary Business of a Country Office, with or without supervision. Good references.-Address "LEX," Mr. J. Vice, Bible and Crown, Market-place. Leicester. LAW.-MANAGING CLERK WANTED, LA AW.-WANTED, by a young Solicitor, who has had ten years' experience of London practice, a Conveyancing and General CLERKSHIP, with an early prospect of a Partnership. Possesses capital and a small connection.-Address "K.," Mr. Ford's, Law Stationer, 52, Coleman-street, E.C. AW.-GENERAL MANAGER or A Gentleman. articled in the North of England, admitted Hilary 1865 (aged 30), seeks a RE-ENGAGEMENT as above. Has had much experience in good London offices during the past seven years. Would not object to Advocacy if required.Address" LEX," care of T. Young, Esq., Solicitor, Croydongrove, Croydon. PROBATE, DIVORCE, and ADMIRALTY COURTS. All the Settled Forms. Fee and other Stamps kept in stock.-Wills carefully Engrossed for Probate. Deeds and other Writings Engrossed and Copied. Plans Copied and Reduced. Business established upwards of sixty years.-SHAW and BLAKE, Law Stationers, Doctors'commons, E.C. List of forms, &c., forwarded, post-free, on application. AW BOOK-KEEPING, by G. J. KAIN, Law Accountants (Costs Draftsmen, &c.), 69, Chancery-lane, THREE METHODS, viz., Single and Double Column Systems (one volume), 7s. 6d.; Triple Column, 6s. WATERLOW and Sons, London-wall, and through all Booksellers. AW COSTS and ACCOUNTS.-Mr. H. LA HAMMOND (late with Messrs. Kain and Co.) attends LAW.-A Gentleman (admitted in London, in Town or Country on reasonable Curces, 37, Leadenhall ences. Thirty street. wishes to obtain active EMPLOYMENT, and would be glad who served has practised to communicate (confidentially) with any solicitor or firm re quiring assistance. Remuneration to be arranged. Good references.-Apply, by letter only, to "W. T.." care of Mr. Clifford, News and Advertising Agent, A, Middle Temple: SITUATIONS lane, E.C. WANTED and VACANT con tinued on next page. DIRECTORS. AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser (aged Henry Aitken, Esq., Falkirk, Managing Trustee of Russell's As a Draughtsman, is competent to give great assistance to a Principal. Can Engross, Make up Deeds, Transfer Plans, xc., expeditiously and neatly, and is well acquainted with all the work of & Country Solicitor's Office. Is an expeditions writer, and can undertake correspondence. Can be highly recommended by his present employers. South or West of England preferred. Salary 388. 6. per week.-Address D. W." (No. 1503), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. L A W. RESIDENT ASSISTANT. — A Solicitor, 35 years of age, admitted in 1857, and well qualified, particularly in Conveyancing and County Court Registrar's Practice, is willing to GIVE his SERVICES in a Country Office, in Exchange for Board and Lodging, with a comfortable home and cheerful society, and a Stipend at the rate of 257. a year. Any gentleman whose circumstances and requirements are in accordance with this offer, may apply to "REFEREE" (No. 1503), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. LAW. A Solicitor (34, and unmarried), who has for some time past been taking an active part in the management of an extensive Conveyancing Office of high standing, and who has also had considerable experience in Common Law and general Practice, and is competent to act without supervision, if desired, seeks a MANAGING CLEEKSHIP, with a prospect of being ultimately admitted to a working share, if he gave satisfaction. The highest references.-Address "L. J.,' care of Mr. H. M. Taylor, Solicitor, Queen's-chambers, 57, Princessstreet, Manchester. WANTED, a good Engrossing LAW WANTED, SHORTHAND L WANTED, an experienced Common Law, Bankruptcy, and Chancery CLERK in City Office. Are not less than 25.-Apply, stating salary, *cc., to" H.," Messrs. Thomas's, 23, Chancery-lane. LAW. WANTED immediately, A CLERK AW.-WANTED immediately, A CLERK raw ordinary Drafts, and would make himself generally seful in a Country Office Address "B. K.," care of Messrs. Waterlow and Sons, Birchin-lane, London, LAW WANTED, in a Solicitor's Office, AW.-WANTED, in a Solicitor's Office, with particulars of former engagement, age, and salary required, "S.," care of Messrs. Reynell and Son, 41, Chancery ane, W.C. AW.-WANTED, by a firm of Solicitors LAW WANTED, by firm of Solicitors also a good Copyist and understands the routine of a Solicitor's office; also an efficient Engrossing Clerk.-Address **S. T. R.," Post-office, Walsall. Boghead Colliery and the Almond Iron Works, George Simpson, Esq., Benhar, Linlithgowshire. Messrs. Hill, Reid, and Drummond, W.S., Edinburgh. Messrs. Chadwicks, Adamson, Collier, and Co., 65, Moorgate- BANKERS. Surname and Christian names in full Profession or Business This form, when signed, may be transmitted to The Cominercial Bank of Scotland; Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Branches; The National Bank of Scotland: London, Edinburgh, and Branches; or Messrs. Chadwicks, Adamson, Collier, and Co., ¤, ANNUITIES AND REVERSIONS. LA SOCIETY, INTEREST 68, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON. CHAIRMAN.--Sir W. J. Alexander, Bart., Q.C. DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN.-Alfred H. Shadwell, Esq. Reversions and Life Interests purchased. Immediate and Deferred Annuities granted in exchange for Reversionary and Contingent Interests. Loans may also be obtained on the security of Reversions. Annuities, Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent, and also Endowments, granted on favourable terms. Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal, and all further infor mation, may be had at the office. C. B. CLABON, Sec. MPERIAL The Commercial Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, IM and Branches. The National Bank of Scotland, London, Edinburgh, and OFFICES-Benhar, Whitburn, and 31, St. Andrew-square, PROSPECTUS. This company been formed for acquiring and working the The annexed report by Mr. John Geddes, of Edinburgh, Mr. William Armstrong, of Ferry Hill, has also made a and the Benhar No. 2 Seam, with the latter of which there is widely known as superior household coal, and finds a ready The fields presents the advantages of a superior coal at sidings. The duration of the lenses of nearly the whole area is over which, it is known, will be easily exhausted before their The quantity of coal of the No. 1 seam depth 20 to 35 LAW-ARTICLED CLERK. A firm of AW.-ARTICLED CLERK.-A firm of upwards of 4 810,000 tons, and there appears no difficulty in office for an ARTICLED CLERK.-Particulars on appli- LAW-ARTICLED CLERK A Solicitor, Practice in a rising town, twenty miles from London, is pre- Each one shilling per ton of profit on this output equals the gradual redemption of capital, or by investment of the The profit at present realised averages upwards of four LAW-Copying and Engrossing CLERK has with brons, interest, and the fact that wages must AW.-WANTED, a CLERK, in a Public LAW. WANTED, a CLERK, in a Public ditious writer and accountant.-Apply to "A. B.," Box 9, Post-office, Cardiff, stating age and salary required, with references. LAW.WANTED, in the Office of a Solicitor in a County Town, a General CLERK,competent to Araw Abstracts and ordinary Drafts, under supervision, and well versed in Accounts.-Apply, by letter, to "E. H.," care of Mr. Maclaran, 13, Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn. change prices, the range of fluctuations though the large area of the two upper seams may render The company assumes possession as from the 1st Jan. last. years together make an aggregate of 30 per cent. on the Mr. Simpson is willing to undertake the duties of managing The incorporation of the company will admit of their extending their operations to other fields, if the ompany so resolve. A copy of the memorandum of association is annexed. The leases are in the hands of the solicitors. FIRE INSURANCE 1, Old Broad-street, E.C., and 16 and 17, Pall-mall. LAW Chief Office.-126, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON, W.C. The Capital Subscribed and Funds in hand amount to The Company ADVANCES Money on Mortgage of Life FRANK M'GEDY, Actuary and Secretary. AW PROPERTY and LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 30, Essex-street, Strand, London. CAPITAL, £250,000. LA DIRECTORS, Ralph T. Brockman, Esq., Folkestone. E. E. P. Kelsey, Esq., The Close, Salisbury. MEDICAL ADVISER. Henry Thompson, M.B., F.R.C.S., 35, Wimpole-street. or DEATH OF INJURY from ACCIDENT provided for by a policy of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY, against ACCIDENTS of ALL KINDS. An annual payment of 37. to 67. 5. insures low. at death, or an allowance at the rate at 67. per week for injury. 650,0007, has been paid as compensation, one out of every twelve Annual Policy Holders becoming a claimant each year-For particulars apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the Offices, 61, Cornhill, and 10, Regent-street, London. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The Agreement for purchase, entered into on behalf of the company, is dated 17th Jan., 1872, between George Simpson, coalmaster, Benhar, of the one part, and John part. Copies of this deed may be inspected on application to Messrs. Chadwicks, Adamson, Collier, & Co., 65, MoorgateSolicitors, of any of whom also prospectuses and forms of street, London, and 64, Cross-street, Manchester, or to the application for shares may be obtained. In all cases where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned without Oldfield Chadwick, on behalf of the company, of the other BRONCHITIS and NEURALGIA, WANTED, in an Office in North deduction. Wales, a CLERK, competent to keep the books according to Kain's system, and willing to make himself generally useful.-Apply, stating age and salary required, with references, to " J.” (No. 1502), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, London, W.C. AW.-CHANCERY CLERK.-WANTED, thoroughly understand his business, and also Stamp Office business, and have some knowledge of Bankruptcy. -Apply. by letter, stating age, salary, &c., to" J. A.," 28, Cursitorstreet, Chancery-lane. GREAT REMEDY of the day is THE BREED CHODAY A few doses will cure all incipient cases. 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