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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

FRASKLis HOUSE, PHnADELPHIA-This popular Hotel,
centrally located, i05 ChesnutsL Philadelphia will be
found agreeable sryng place for travellers visiting
city, where every attention will be- paid 10 heir comforts
ADD wants.
u Dinner al and "a o'clock
"A post coach belonging to the house viii convey
passengers to and from The dePos and sDdng. for 25
eaeh, Including luggage. D. X. MINOR,
lsts OF New-York, Proprietor
ia NJ sAsDEss5s, o. Philaae phia, A..r.
GEo 2. BURSHAM. Of Boston, IHfwis
EoTlcE -GESiN, Hatier, ~ Broadway, opposite ~.
PANS i now prepared to offer hs Spring STYLE .srpass
Ing IN beauty style YET offered by HIM with an ,nfe
new syle Of lining. III j"
NV Is. PALMER 10 TIE authorized agent and 10 daily
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for most oi e
New.Yo,E. Boston. Phiisdelphis and Baltimore. His
Agency In New-Yors 10 10 The Tribune bindings
saxDss s.RsaPasmLa.-Thew warm sun o. Spring. which
nf.es new he into the vegetable kngdom "a not with
out ls effect upon physical systems The de Of hfe
flow faster through our veins and ~ a. IL some
times he case with Il he seeds Of disease, gene
rated by the Injurious living Of Winter, shall be sure
10 see and feel the Effects IN some shape 0thef We
therefore recommend preparation which may BE- taken
with peculiar advantage his season that excellent
tsepdc SANDS ssrsspads lIwil prove the best pre-
vensive Of he er1puOns common In The Spring months,
and where hey have Afeady broken ont will soon re-
move them FER al diseases q he shin ulcers boiis &c.
i. vii be found, under Providence moot Efficient rem
edy.
Prepared .nd sold wholesale snd retail, By A. B. L D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 fu.ton-s- corner OF
W1Iam-st 273 Broadway, and n Eat Broadway. New
YORK.. Sold also By Druggists generally throughout the
Unied Price 81 so.lie or SIX botss for 81
~ Who viii suffer from mat psnfsl disease, Liver
Complaint when iInmsdais relief II not positive cure
may be effected BY timely Of wis.srs Essam. for
nroof Of which read The following.
WArEsFOSD, ~ T. May 7, ls45
Dear SB. Ia the year 1871, was severely STACKED
with Liver Compliant 10 be entirely unable ~ attend
70 my business consulted with the best physicians
II our place, but dsey gave ne no relief In The win
Ter Of lsf2 procured botl-e 81 WisrAx's BALsAa
WILD CHEsRY, and before bad used one-haI Of ii,
able 10 resume my business usual have since that
lins used wo bottles Of the Wild Cherry BslsAui, and have
been entirely from pain and with the exception 81
bad cold IN February lat have enjoyed better health than
e,eT I'D before WN c. POTTER.
We are AL well acquainted with Nr. VIM. c. Pousr
.hs. be afflicted 10 tie manner be describes, and
hat his s,aismeai l. entitled % fau credit
Sco1r WALDEOs Merchants.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on The wrapper.
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, leo FulloE-st
eorrer Of william agents for this city also ~ Broad
way, snd II East Broadway, and BY Druggists generally
.hrosgh0 he Uniled stsies sH
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

r. Snow fell on Saturday night. Sunday. and
at intervals yesterisy-to depth greater than before
this Winter There was little wind however and pro-
baby little drifring-enough however. TO detain the
trains some what-especislly from the East
TIE HoQsatonlc train, due and usually here ct about
O'Clock In ct ten last night The Boston tram
due yesterday ss half past ons Wa detained until four
o'clock. Albany ArSuA sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

CArlToI on MIcHiGAS-The Lower House OF
tAs Michigan Legislature the liih inst brought the
question Of the location of the State Capitol
Propositions made 10 nx il al Detroit Marshall
jsek son. Ann Areor Battle Greek Albion Utica Corun
ne. Eaton Rapids. Dexter and Copper Hsrbor. all Of
which were voted down. Lansing was then proposed
md carried by voseci 3 to a. Lansing Is IN Inshsm
county, directly north OF and about twenty ave miles
AstAni from Jackson and the Central Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

A JERSEY SHrP FOR lRELASp.-Thc X chef ou.
itsse Of the city OF Newark give notice to their fellow.
eussns OF the state. that's suitable ship il about being
prSvidsd for the purpose OF conveying food to ireland
sad svsry exerron will be made 10 send her with the
lease possible delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

q The ramor Of the death Of Capt T. + Mar.
chan by the hands OF Capt c. NJ Clay Is doubtless in.
eoroci Later dates thaa those which are reported 10
bstsg intss ace Of the affair have been received and
1Asy entirely silent IN regard to IL We place no Con
t4eass IN NJ report Lexington Observer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

~ The Fashion Polka Esmerslds Polka. New.
York Polka Waltz, Fashionable London Polka cele
br~ted Ssrstogs Polks, Cricket on the Hearth Polka
and Polka Dee salons. have been pablished in n.a,
form BY T. Ferret Co sS7 Broadway Price lat cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

EOTIcE -GESiN Haiter, 2l4 Broadway, opposite ~
PANS prepared 10 offer his Spring style, ssrpass
ing IN beauty any style yet offered by him with an enre
style Of lining. II Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

Jas. NJ sASDEss5s, q Philadelphia, ...r.
Gao. p. BURSHAM Of Boston, lH8sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

1" '. g. PALMER 10 ths authorized agent and 10 osnJ
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for ost o' le
best papers of the country far and near 81 MS oces
New.YOfk, Boston, Philsdelphis and Baltimore. nv
Agency in New Yors 10 10 The Tribune 5uidinxs y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

PIrTssURG, Feb. % l-47.
The L. :. steam frigate Allegsny left Pittsburg
today under command Of Lieut.. Hunter. The Ohio
river is in good nsvigabe order Flour 20 IS Clover
seed 81. At Cincinnati, Saturday, Flour s4 70 ;
Corn 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

ClVcUrr CovKr-Before Judge Eimonds- Eissird
Kasrnsy Robert SPicActon Of replevin in relation
% bQokbinders tools loaned defendant 22 Pearl st
Verdict for plaintiff ss5OFor plaintiff Mr. stevens Tor
defendant. Mr. Niles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

FRASKLis HOUSE,, PHfIADELPHIA-This popular Hotel,
centrally located, io5 ChesnutsL Philadelphia, will be
found agreeable tsryng place for travellers visiting that
city, where every attention will DO paid 10 heir comforts
apd wants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

PHILADELPHIA Feb 23-sPM
Two thousand barrels Of Flour were sold to-day
az s. IS per barrel Red Wheat was held al 81
30 per bushel. No sales. Morris Canal stock is
rising and large sales. New Orleans papers OF
the 10th were received At Washington this even
ing No news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

~ The AIleghansns give a Concert this even
ing at the Tabernacle, when they viii perform many
popular pieces This company Of yoeslsts cannot be
exeeled in their delightful harnones and the refined
taste will b. grauhed with variety Of quarleres tros
Duets and songs, performed with correctness, sim
pcty and sweetness that must be heard to be sppre
ciated They are tour In number. one lady and three
gentlemen We hope 20 see full and fashionable au-
d.ence IN attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24
BRooKLYs AFFAIRS.

~ A valuable circular from Liverpool vii b,
fund on the last page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

DIlIrT
- post coach belonging 10 the house viii convey
passengers and from he depots and spding. for 25
each, Including luggage. D. X. MINOR,
late Of NewY YORK, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

DoNBEY AND soS.-Wiley & Poinams illustfat-
ed edition Of Part v Of this best OF Diekenss tales Sp
pears with the usual promPtness Of those publishers Il,
IS printed in handsome style All sot for l2i
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= IT rHII - y
sTEuBES co.

y Nine towns gave msjOrities for Clay IN "A
sae lcsns,eol vss ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
MARINE JOURN A L.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


raekstship Northumberland, Griewold, from London
and Portsmouth, Mach 6 mdse, 10 John Griswold.
PscketshiP CoiumsA Hill, fun Liverpool March G.
ssilsd IN GO sn mp Ecn,on Of Boston Msrths and
81 ou e. spoke Br bark Bersshire with oss OF all her
spars except the fore and main mast snd bovsprtdid
not require any .ssis'anee. "a at Lat ~ Ion T. saw
bark Princeton, OF Bath, bound East
Steamship Southerner Berry. ca hours In Chsr,es,on
-uise. to spoaord, Tlesson & Co STD iost spoke :
steamer Scorpion 25 miles south Of Cape Ha.eras-
came out Of the Delaware.
ship Phadelphia. Damn I'm Brls.on. Ensisnd, Feb Ok
mdse, ~ & Kingsland Co. 18th ut IA long 30
spoke chip Fr.ueonis OF Baltimore and Liverpool for
Philadelphia. IS days out 2lst lat al IL Ion 40 80 saw
packet ship Host.Dguer from Cork for New.York.
Ship vicksburg. Berry. I'm wOrieans. sd ult cot
son, Ae. 10 WIN Nsison. ID inst, Cape Henry bearing
wNw IS miles. spoke bark Romeo. OF Salem, I'm Bald.
more for Europe.
Jsne.ro. coffee, sc. 10 Asop & Chsuncoy.
Bark Pentacket (oi Boston) Taylor I'm Glasgow, Feb
,. mdss 20 Dunhsm Dimon. March l. lat Al long 81
N spoke bark standard, OF Belfss, ireland. from New
Orleans bound to Liverpootook from her Capt Youn
hrss and second mates OF bark Corneha OF Baltimore
abandoned same date boarded the Coelis took from
her tofne provissons. mansal and several other small
srces left her IN sinking condition. On the outward
passage Dec 8 lstS in lat Is 30 lon ~ 81 boarded the
schr Weymouth, Of Mays Landing, N J--found her
Abandoned both mssts CONC BY the deck took from b.
IN ana two coupsssea and other small srticlos
Brie Watson Watson. IL de- I'm 81 Jaso dc Cuba mo.
lssses. 10 Nesmi,h & Walsh.
Brig Long island, Thorp, @ ds I'm Savannah, humber
70 John Osborn
Briv soon - 20 de I'm Gloucester, England salt
10 Barclay & Livingston.
schr w Gregory, Parker, I'm Charleston cotton.
10 spoford nles,on & Co.
Sch Baltimore, Myers. 5ds from Baltimore mdse to
johnson & Lowden.
sehr Industry, Kelly Dc I'm Georgetown nour, 70
Hitchcock e. Marshall
schr D Leighton, Handy. 30 De fm Mobile. cotton,
70 Center 4 Co.
schr Yankea Collins, Virginia. oysters
schr w B Marsh, Ven Es,0e. Virginia, oyseTa
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Goal.


Tor sALE-l0 or 5000 Tons OF White Ash Coal
l. The subscriber is prepared TO deliver by The ca
nal either IN Philadelphia, New-York, or on board Inc
boats at Port Carbon from 10 10 l50o0 tons OF White Ash
Coal during the season from his coieryat 81 Clair, MIL
Cre,k-ths quality OF which 10 guaranteed 10 be The very
best and handled In the most careful manner Application
made By letter directed POusvile will have immed
ala attention MI i'm DAVID ChlLLAs.
~S-COAL-Coal--As cheap as the cheapest and
tf (Oas good the best Fresh stock asst received
Peach Orchard broken egg range stove aud nut OF me
very best mined Small nut - 10 large, % 5 broken
IS 50 egg range and stove - I5-al re,sereened from
the ward and under cover. Also Lehsh, Schuyk, and
chesnul and pea for engines very low. To be had al
SIMPSONS Yard, 70 and rs Thompsonst
as I'm below Spring.
c,s FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Nut Coal,
DO S5l for Stove do s. for Virginia Coal when landing
delivered nj above rates 50 of for carriage Lehigh
schuylkil &c +, BENJAMIN, DO Frankhn-sL
Dealers supplied very low mSl I'm
GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING sud selling a.
~ these low prices for cash-Stove and Egg - % Nut
and Stove mixed s5 % cents additional fscreened and
delivered from the yard and warranted best quality Red
Ash. fEEEh CLlNIONl
ml6 2meod. corner King and Greenwich SIS.
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John FARLEY,

MERCHANT TAILOR ASD READY MADE ctoIHlSs sioss'
no 10 Broadway. corner OF LiJsriyT.
uTEEPs CONSTANTLY on band complete assortment
- ,sst rnsrsei price fJr cash approved credit viz
FSe lish. French End American brosteloths, Cashmere.
and ves,ings II all eoors aud qualities Also, cotton sna
linen dress shirts collars, cravsis and socs
and general assortment Of fancy goods
His WORK Is all made by hrsrnie wofkmeni and war
.,s5 ., 1--WE entire satsfscon. Gentlemen fsvorng
him with their orders may rely on having ther clothng
got IN the best style, and al prices As low as tle same
qualify Of work can be expected Al aoy oe esaDnsn-
viii receive prompt attention, and clothing forwarded by
lie most safe and expeditions routes
N R-Gentlemen furnishing their own goods may rely
on having them made up 10 style not 10 be surpassed
Also CouslAnty on hand large assortment Of Ready
49, rfofIing ms SIN
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THE IRISH MOTHER

tt.H For The Tribune.
TIE IRISH MOTHER
r,,r,cx lamp Is cleaning, across the dreaTJ ''0O'
,,,shor. ..d and weeping. ats by the open so0'
~, h,nd-how thin and ,ick'y Der 5sec-h'N P'e
and wan;
And deep within an agony. no ssrsnse' e,o '.
WAY 10 IL mas sue "cePeN'' WALL
pale, ~, IA, ,s.;, ,oorrnf,l
And ali around her hr,'e ones-hs'. n'' ."e"
n. father brave ssd Iovins, behold hm helpless nc
r.n, ~e.yv and 5esparing he's laid him down 10 aiei
~. 49,, VA. suons and faithful but all their store
'"' eeA' ION
A.. ..v,y surely fesru stern Death comes hss' nihs
"a "A tina, loving mother tho famine gnaws her hesi'
~, al keener agony now tears i;s chords apart
-My children: Oh. my children" hear her mournia'
wall. lsue"s'i mus -
r. hunger wastes their infant forms, and soon tner
Crss, God In mercy listenoh hear their pieFchgc'y
Ana on their paid faces ,arn thine everything eye.
Oh God thou art compassion thou dos the ravens iee0'
Thou wilt not qusnch the smoking lax nor break tae
S.n,.xa ,ssa done !
Twas thou didst give them 10 me oh, GOD ny GU %
sn, wilt thou no, In pity siocp Ger hope Tor aye mas
hownt
Va favored one of other lands Oh lat TO Iresnd' cry
au.s Famine vet stalk fearful and all her chdrenole
lis not for golden treasure, tie not Tor wealth we can
Oh Give n. but the cosrses crumbs which from your ts'
BILE fsA
A r,,bs Of your abundance vii hope and HE impart
Ard ssud thrill Of joyfupess through many faint'ns
h..,,. 10y day
win strengthen many manly form now wasting DAY
And brighten many an infants cheek whose bloom hs'
passed away: lIs' ,Ne''
VIII csli down many blessing from hearts ~nich woe
Ard on your plying souls will bring the ch rewards OF
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nRY GOODs-selling Oll % Close a Conceln-s

nRY GOODs-sellIng Out 70 Close a concern.-s.
DT. KELLOGG / co. 100 Gfeenwich-sL between
Garland and Dey ss being obliged TO remove or close
their business by toe first Of May will offer their desira,
bic stock OF fancy staple dry goods such prices as VIII
make A an object for all who bargains 10 call Their
stock consists principally Of staple goods and have All been
bought al the lowest rates and many OF them viii be sold
much than cost among which may be found serge
LOT OF beautiful small figured De Lsns at L. 3D. per yard
ot Of do At ls and L. cd. lot printed French Lawns
AZ Od and Is IA ID. aud Ia Cd Prints from "a 10
"a .er Yard large STOCK OF Blesched shings from al
TO Is per ward Linen Goods OF all kinds al p per cent be-
lov ususl price lot Of Cashmere Shaws wool mddles
al also lot Of very fine and rch patterns do al wool
Al Sl 50; also lot OF splendid patterns printed Tibet
do do at IS 81. This huInbug, those who give ne
a cali will ind s. T. KELLOGG l. co.
oil i've 1863 Greenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Urn 0coos
,,s..trsrfCs. lscs s,on.. nsEss csf, EisfoSs' e.
s77 BROADWAY,

81 EEOADNAIf
Az SCOTT ( CO have recently vP5ne1 W 49,
..iore with large and splendid s.oeA =, ~h'en w.
resre~;fuy invite he attention OF ladies' ArNf n-N
do-gari variety viii be focnd TAMsouA PAL rs. very
fue qusnhly from al sIrnLr HoRs Iu.s.p -
b snd rowsl from BIOS slot Of eotored PsT'a snse' ns
a. dc. AZ "a. Isg.srs embroidered robef, from = 90
10 $40: about 3 dozen sEEDLEwoEk coll Az fvh D 20
IS each large quantity cteaissite', various styl-s %
dozen Embroidered cuff from H. 10 s. per pal seei Pc
bordered LAWS HAspKERcRlEfs from = 20 Sl2 per do1
beurued STITCH rviere snd embroidered DO new snn
- ~ each large quantity bscs and white tane ueili
rom "a upward Remarkably cheap an excellent yar-
IS, Of The sEwFsr srRrsc EIBBoSs offered al very
,5sspee on die cost OF importation p 81 dozen
dor esp5 comprising almost every variety o. sye iul
,sso,tneut Of Valencieunes hechiu, Regency, folnl
s,.is~ron hack BRUSSELS AID imitation laces muslin
ri-uinzs &c &c. n BAs every article IL marked Al
Inc lowest reunersng profit no deTaf'0n n Pric,i csa te
~. - ms Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
ALBERT L. WINSHIP.

DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, II Est Broadway, cor
ONsrkets formerly David Sands Coz would respect
fully inform his friends and the public generally, thai be
hand choice selection OF drugs medicines, cheni
GALS perumery fancy articles &c all Of which have been
selected with expressly for retailing and every
article sold al his store warranted genuine.
Particular attention will be paid TO physicians pfcscrp
lions md competent person will be IN attendance at al
houTs-day or night
Superior Swedsh Leeches for sale or spilled by an ex-
nerienced person. mil I'm
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misreIlaneons.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, RETAIL DEALERS AND OTHERS
CATHARINE-S STREET BAZAAR.
T H. ABBEY & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
IL. Eugsh, French aud German Fancy Goods and Toys
Consisting part Of cutlery, stationery ieelry, PERU
mery eosps combs, brushes, pocketboohsi rezot'ops
buttons thread needles books and eyes, beads KID ana
way dolls wooden tin and pewter toys, with general
variety Of other articles which will be sold ~ small quan-
,iiies nj wholesale prices. L. II. ABBEY,
WIN. &. MOORE, Jr.
81 Csthsrins-st one door below Henry-st
For Saie-One OF Wildefs Patent salsmander safes
Also one desk, two counters with drawers and some
als ss sanding cases &c mil II
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MEDICAL ouAcKERY-

IT'S ORIGIN, CAUSE, and Cure with hints 10 Young
Physicians and advice TO families In relation 10 the I'M
psrtsni subject Of consusion-by DR.. Homer Bostwck
IS Chambes-st The article Of which this pamphlet Is
republication appeared few days since IN The Evening
thor by the hope OF saving the health and perhaps
the lives OF many has repubshed II In more convenient
form. - $500.
Err co. 90 Broadway; WIN. III. GRAHAM, Tribune
Buildings; WILLIAM TAYLOR co. Astor House
n. LONG BROTHER, Ann-st; Evening Mirror Office,
- Na.san ara Nm as Prica 81 rrSn 2Nl
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The following table gives the amount OF funds III
the principal repositories by returns received March s9
1877 The entire amount In all the repositories Is s.,
s7sl1s against which drafts Of ss047,999 have been
drawn leaving balance Of s33le59 subject to draft
against 1851 400 at the time OF report, The amount
in the Eew.York Banks In reduced very low.
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EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. POWELL, ocCULisr AND AuRIsTi
PSI Broadsray, Of WarTeH-d
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE exclusively 10 diseases OF
y The eye and ear References patients that have been
cured OF AMACRoss, OPTHALMA, tA7AsACrs OPACliISsi
DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES from the Ear, sc.
STEAMSHIPS or SQUIRTING cured in n few ninules
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without an operation, That can
not be distn guished from the natural
SPEcTAcLEs adapted TO every defect
Terms eogo ny ruth he circumstances Of M pGti,n''
MI 2mendUAW
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STRAW BoNNETs.

L. CHAFIs. u JoHs-sT. luR sTAiSs,)
INVITES THE ATTENTION Of Mhlinefs and others 10
his assortment OF Straw Bonnes, which are manufso-
tured and imported expressly for fashionable millinery
rad snd Re oers them for sale at the lowest cash
pricesv Also, artificial covers bsndboxes, &c &c.
Y q
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h 4 D " STEBBlNS, New York
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ms eod2x ISAAC L. FIELD, Philadelphia

TREAsuaIRs OTTICE OF HoUsAroNIc r. r. Co
Bridgeport, March -, lef7.
nIyIDRND.-TheH ousaouic Railroad Company have
Ddecareds dividend OF four dollars per share on the
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