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Interesting from Ell Paso.

The mail from Ell Paso arrived at San Anto-
MO on Monday, the 18th ult., in charge of Capt
Daley.
The San Antonio Ledger learns from the cap
tain that, in going up, the Indians made an
attack upon the mail train at Eagle Springs
man by the name of Mcfarland had three
arrows shot into him, one in the hand, arm and
side, neither inhicting dangerous wound. He
was still able to continue on, and return with
the mail. One mule was killed The attack
was made after night, 30 that it was not known
to what tribe the Indians belonged, or what was
their force From the manner of the attack, it
was supposed the Indians intended to stampede
the loose mules, which were in advance They
were prevented, and no doubt frightened off by
capt Daley, who made as good use of his six
shooter as the darkness would permit. Whe-
Their he killed or wounded any of the sayages is
not known.
The Indians have confined their depredations
on this route to Eagle Springs; but as Lieut.
Follet has been ordered there with thirty five
infantry and twenty dragons, they will have
to hunt up some new point to lie in wait for
trains passing to and from Ell Paso.
The gallant old hero, General Garland, was
at FL Paso in the latter part of May, accom-
panied by his Aids, Lieut.. ]. s Garland, Capt
u. u Easton, of the Quartermasters Depart
ment, and Major F, A. Cunningham, Of the Pay-
masters Department
Lieut.. F. NJ Foilett, 9Th Infantry, left Fort
Bliss on the 9th of May, in command of COM
pany B, in pursuance of an order directing
him to proceed to Eagle Springs, l22 miles from
that station, on the road to San Antonio, and to
take post there until further orders
The force under command Of Lieut.. Follett,
will consist of IS men, infantry, and 90 dragons
We learn from 50 Ell Sabio Sembrador,' that
Mrs Wilson, who with her two brothers-in law
were captured by the Camanohes, near Ahantom
Hill, in this State, last summer, had reached I'll
Paso. under charge of General Garland She
was sent by Secretary Messerry, acting Gov
ernor, in the absence of His Excellency Gov
ernor Merriweather, to the care of Hon j. I.
Crosby, to be forwarded by the first safe and
convenient opportunity to her friends
One-half of the commands stationed at Fort
Fillmore, Fort Thorn and Fort Craig have been
ordered to hod themselves in readiness for the
field at moments warming Gen. Garland
states that he has received reliable information
that the greater number of the Mescaleros and
Apaehes have congregated at place called
Bosque Redondo,' on the Pecos river; and
from orders lately issued, we are induced to be-
lieve that it is in contemplation to throw large
number of troops in the field in the above d.
rection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12

CANCERS CuREp.-pr Frazee has the honor
inform the ppbe that prepared all
dissaaei and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except When vital organ be ssoasy Affected Even hen
me sufferer raay obtain Thoae afflicted with
Ahsetons afs invited visit Or. tations advice
As an eypee Of his sincerity and biz confidence in h syn
r=ansn Dr. Will undertake 70 Of Cancer
seated and msks shas. until the patient is cured Pasn
cured without pain or tbs Of the knife Twenty Dollars
mail viii package rs CANCER SPECIFIC
disse,ipas Ter we. Erst.ss ps, FRAzEE,
Aspil spiy CATS, g ST. chsylss ,tts,A
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A HARDENED WRETcH.--The Cobourg Gan
adal Star states that Barnhart, who was hanged
in Belleville on Saturday, the 18th ult, for
killing a bailiff, confessed to have murdered
seven other persons One, an Indian child, he
throw into potash kettle, where it was con-
surnnA
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Seasomabke Clothing.
rMedtcak Enhalatto1. .

Es Dr. GBw. JEHNER COKE having succeeded by Medisa
Inhalation efectnx Cure after the failure 81 nil remedies ted by
this saps Philadelphia Paris nearly
twenty directed hs attention ,he Of
Il Ia confidently asserted that by Of nhAlnon and tho
Indispensable sdnysnts Of on distetc An hyeien eharaeer
of Diseases Of hs Lang Thros deemed
iucutabs will be found snensb!e to The healing
~ Every information ehesry gives by applying No. IS Camp
street 9p
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Creme De Bou5y Champagne,
LACQUESSON 81 ELS BRAND

An snrs different article the Bou.g
1T NOW LANDING 1850 baskets Of she sbos other braudsn
and pn and will receive, the of fsw ATTN
further supply.
This superior to other Champagne imported
into sh mssks well knosu all JAcQUESSoN
ES Also hand u,usi sssortment Of the beat WINES
LIQUORS Market en- reasonable
any other house In he city.
an 9ptf SEwEr.L r. TAYLOR, No. Is Roysi street,
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On the 5th inst it was discovered that o
lafgs issue tabout IA 900, oOO)of the stock
pf tbs New York and New Haven Railroad had
been made, and the excitement among the
stock elders wAs great iii consequence.
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s..| Died:
At Brookiyn n v, the 2sth rt Ar. JOHN SEABuRY lat
Of the heuie Of Hairs Seabu,y Of this city
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AItRnER Ar Irishman named Connolly re-
ssestl * snur Tered his wife il Macon. Ga, BY
beating her with club Or other heavy instru-
1neS1t shc received numerous bruises, and herr'
neck mid skull we're broken Tie murderer
Waa ARRESTED
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nc Asqfe The London correspondent Of the
New York Tribune states that Prince Meter.
nieh says that there Il no war in hugope; il is
only j condition of disergauized diplomacy
2 dSfiaaAat expssssien, worthy q gsllssranal
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.gOsepia Huffy,
~ CAMP Rect, 20
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, RICH FANCY


T.aPLE GOOD
No. 30 CAMP STREET. under the City Hotel, orieana
Respectfully tho attention Of Wholesale Retail Dealers and
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which freshly
imported and CONSTANTLY supplied throughout The year
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHELL BuFFALo COMBS Of every ,tve ana
variety.
BRUSHES Of every description of his maHafactar
lowest Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoaiATuM
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS. PURSES POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, PORT.
ABLE DESKS together with endless variety PORTE MON
fAEs etc. of style aAd shape, unusually Low
PRICES.
GUNS PISTOLS, RsIvEs, COLTS AND WARMERS RE
yoLyiEG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE pREsERy.
Frs FISHING REELS TACKLE Of every variety spi,
the most determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY etc
a The stock in line, eonaistus he T. II COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON with fine
assortment of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with
stock Of fps and EAsTEfN ESELRY vERARE etc bay.
been Seeed with greatcre by F. ROBERTS, many yssg engaged
the Wholesale business and having purchased exclusively for
cash, rsatindueementa will be o purchasers
u Every article WARRANTED AS REPREsENTEp a, ,ha=
MONEY REFUNDED - " @
Ig WATCHES, JETELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REP AIRED and
WARRANTED. - s A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12

QnEMloAl soAp ia new and improved family
sppp il mann faetuSed On Casacalyo street, BE-
tSeen GIQuet ana Louisa streets Its chem
iaaa cqiap iti9n, and although extremely pow
erful, is entirely harmless in its application.
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fhIow FhvER! Tfhe Empire City, which
arrived q New Yorkon the 9th, was detained
iarantins n consequence 81 having yellow
faser on board
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.TesU Jersey Ztuc Points.

B The Subscribers have hand will ba constantly
supplied direct from the mzuafacts assortment Of znc Paints 40
made By celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, "
which they the aud accommodating TERMS
The SNOW WHITE universally scknew lodged he superior
to lead in rAa,,, braney md darer either fer inade out
side 1t will much surface than equal weight Of
lead thus rendering eenomc whs being fae from all
poisonous OF health II must recommend is
every the asleterious quality Of paint
featured from lead.
The BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and adhesive quail
es asd especially recommended for and other metallic
faces The STONE COL similar properties to the
Brown but the color adapted panipg out dingn de-
pot, BRIDGES The Company the Paints manufactured
By than be and keep fresh and @ for reasonable
time climate. To DO used preesaly like ~hite Lead
Y Ground OIL in kegs 100 br in and for
sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS Il Co,
Gys 7dpsi 10 Camp street.
Seasomabte Clothing.
E THE UNDERSIGNED ara now Offering great Inducements to
purchasers Of - 53S4
SUMMER CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
TT Give call. B1URGEs h coLRY,
iysfp and 10 Chsrres street
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II AARssIv AZ MI Marshall, formerly
tbe ipp. an, and at present editor VI
tlas Stats Gazette 81 Austin, Texas, called upon
~ Yesterday He appears 70 have borne his
e5isorial labors lightly since his previous visit
~ oar ii and ws conclude he has dwelt in a
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Sidney Smith compares the first whistle Of n
locomotive to the squeak of an attorney, when
b isisia hold q b. bis Satanic Majesty
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D I|Ilg |

ID rStS6ns hAgiHg bin asaizss tho crssp VT
llsIss IL thsra " ths silfoe
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a'tsv Baaak or C0cIsrass s Go

N'ENV WLEEF Wa OVGFEEtkBG y 6lVe
SD UaHp street. -
NV EOTCEFrom aier ihis SIX PER CENT INTER
EST wilt be paid Money ay4b demand
EIGHT PERCENT INTEREST paid Moneys left spcei
hsG time.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS ssusd bearing
re and asgosabls shs Commercial css the
Unisd Statss.
SHORT LoANs made undonbssd coflassrsis. iap
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THU SAY Iwo gentlemen, who went
II steam gate San Jacinto as far as
Marcus HDp ks gpeo Il well Of her performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12

Up to the time of the departure of the cars on
Tuesday night, at u o'clock, the number of
deaths were 10, whose names, as far as could
then be asoertained, are here annexed:
Henry Reynolds, whose limbs were broken
and head terribly crushed Henry Clay JET
fers, aged about ten years, son of Madison JEFF
fers, head crushed The father of this lad, it
will be seen, was among those who are badly in
jured. Benjamin Merryman, baggage master
of the train of William Scott, head crushed
Mrs Robertson, widow lady, head crushed; Pop
pleton street. a boy named Summers, SEEM
ingly aged about u years, head crushed and
breast horribly disfgured. Martin Boyd, a
cabinet maker by trade. Boyd was caught be-
tween the first car and the locomotive of the
train proceeding to Baltimore, and killed in.
stantly. The wife and children of this man
we're ON the train, witnesses of the horrible
spectacle, A oolored man, name unknown, who
resided with Mrs. Dickinson Gorsuch, on the
York road. about ten miles from Baltimore,
David Murray, youth aged II years, whose
parents reside at No. 95 Ensor street Lewis
Gorcoran, Of Washington city. Julius Counsel,
of No 1872 Pearl street, Charles Boyd, resi-.
dence in Forest street VIM g. Breckett, no
residence given. James Boyd, of Eager street.
Richard Mecsrmisk. corner Of Richmond and
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TIL d ISTRICT.
RoBBERY.-John Meekins was on Monday
evening arrested at the lake end of the Pont-
chsrtrain Railroad, on charge of having robbed
John Berry. he was searched, but nothing
which Mr.. b could identify rs his property was
found in possession of Meekins. Berry was then
arrested and locked up to insure prosecution
BEATING HIS WIFE,--Jack Bereta was ar
rested on warrant, issued by Recorder seuze-
neau, for beating and abusing his wife, Matilda
Bereta.
WoUNDED.-Wm. A. Dunlap went into the
coffee house of Mr.. Sutton on Monday night at
very late hour, called for a glass of grog,
drank it, and then refused to pay for the same
A row was the consequence, which resulted in
the arrest of Mr., Dunlap, On being taken to
the guard-house it was found that he had re-
ceiVed severe wound on the forehead, from
which he was suffering greatly. The police had
him conveyed to the hospital.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-0ficer Reyhurn, of the
Fourth District, yesterday arrested Patrick
sweeny for carrying concealed weapons and
running after a man to kill him. Sweeny is q
powerful individual. and resisted the officer,
who was compelled to call BeniamintW arield to
assist in making the arrest. The fellow charged
on Warfeld, and stabbed him severely in the
left arm the blow was aimed at Mr.. Warfeld's
heart, but he dexterously warded it off with
his arm.
SUSPICIOUS, Henry Leuek and Francesca
Meyer were arrested for committing scandal in
an old kitchen. The l-asculine individual had
some counterfeit money in his possession.
Thomas coolshsn vas arrested by officer Nor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
To Mariners.

DIscoNTrSUANcE REVOLVING LfsaT CAPE MACH
cRAco Cost Of spa'-Ofca information has been
Voypg Light CapeMsehcGhco aboat four leagues the East
of Bntsn - q North and 2 g 10" Wcst OF Green
wich discontinued The lh ut for certain repairs required
to.be made. By ordsr OF tho bzht-H0use Beard
THORNTON A JENKINS Secretary.
Tr,ury Department Office Light House Board 10 s5L
LIGHTS TaE RIvEE ELsE-EEw Lear EyGELsAAz, AND
LIGHTS Chcia noTmison hiss been
eeed this oe III ough the Department Of that FOL-
OWN. changes the Ii the Ebo would take place
end Of ths month Of December last.
l. NEUWEzK FIXED LiGaT-The low light the Island q
Neuwtrk the OF the River Ebe intended
eTeeEed be by vesss when IL betweea the
bearings Of By w. and BY when Ghe between
buoy No V and the buoy which carries Of HesweEk
Island.
The Of sppe csrninz NJ
The e tsst they entering the dangerous
channel and hst would be prudent therefore aach0r IL
hey persist stAnGag the light ppers they
houd alter the from > T. BY 20 T. b. Ear
odsto allow for the nsra Of the Etzsn Loeb which strong
from inst 70 hzlGsood.
KUcELBAAK FIXED LIeHT-At Kagelbaak the Ball Beacon
afxed light be eabshed which visible bet-esn ne
bearing q ; T. BY and w, from the buoy buoy L.
OF no 10, fNl
nzed that she 20 the eastward Of buoy should nsdsy a.
ter her course 70 T. or until the KuEebaak Curhsyen
lights about l. E. directly for thsm til
he shoals the water to or thoE according or
water che may then t.ke course 90
the buey L. abe will loss sight Of the Kugebak ht snd Be- Ia
OF 10 ahou< from themes By will clear all the hos
the anchorage OF CUhsyen should recoet M
reach mech crowded By vessels require caution
to avoid them.
viii sTPe4r flashing light and wiz be fro
the Light Of AngeO.k By order House Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS, sscrstlry
Treasury Department oee Light House Board Jan 10
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Extract lesr Elwood Walter Esq, Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwriters, dated
KY Esr Jan L. 5i-Ths bark Edward sailed for NswYork
Ike pilot boats Dart ard Champion arrived
hon where they have been to look FOR the ship dud
ship there aud tie possibility she mad got OF
proceeded Whout assistance The Champion yesterday spoke
Island City, hinckly from Boston for Galveston AID took from
her the captain Of schr Walter Douglass from
Beaufort H. c. NwYorkcarg0 io0 bbs naval soreswhch
nbsndoned twelve dy since Big Gov Brown will sail
to-day igr St MARKS
tETrER from Prcvnceown, dated 2 Inst Bhg B0
ten Little iii and VIM NJ Rogers the beach waiting
for higher the e Emerald and Frederick whA latter
sold auction and bought BY Isaiah Clifford othe
and lever company.
B,KK Buck lies shore and will require abo
weath be wholly discharged Of
vessels loaded om her waiting wind Boston The
schF returned Boston, having
carried The cargo Of the bark LysAnier.
PACKET WHITE CLOUD h.s ao been go OF fro Truro az
will cgsin resume her pl.ce Ia the Boston line.
COLUMBIA Of Galveston coon Tuesday morning.
IN tie River opposite the Fulton ferry with propeller 10
steus preceding tie river carrying the formers
forctopEast and ibbCom
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irids fer Ptnsdeipha schr Elsn Reed "sssr 40 Va @
hrs Falmouth. Williams. New-fork
Thcmss 18th Inst ship AtlsS Lehr1u ref9 eus -
Fcsu Besve PhissepAa lsh Cyalha Gayle for Baltimore
18th snd oils before
tIiF s. ph, lbrj Smith. from d.
Ar Spain. TIM Kos "a trgs fhonts AcsoEn n mrs
roon. efh hnmpdeB, Porssr5y BduSor ut, hu1 Lsi-
beth Fernandez Norfolk; tchr Marin Nchfl 8.iinls
= j. 20 abcu last brig btt1l Ia-ry 1r AtafA4l -
LOAF or Boston =,
AT ngson. Jam. ~ Inst, brig Henry l. Gefd
NeYork ebr J. p Johnson Snih 8ttm9re 6th sehE o. ia
Hall NewYOrk; nh bt MARI Dale. AslsAnsn PhiatP
rs Chsstena Romer Norfolk schr Henry Sason, Malea
Philadelphia
ga fom 9Th inst brig M0hswk johnson do hs Juslila
Fal.uore Canton. johnson. vaa-lork via
RI River: sfb. Henry Lawrence, 3oaid AitakspSi
rrrr l.th baks Dale Nsrlnan R. B. WALKER. Yarnay
b ChasterA Rensr Dido. SHa schrs J. p J0Ansou, Snsh
Olivia Hal: Henry Mason, Mullen
Sii hon FAlnoash Jam ~ inst, 'shr vasniae Chg Bal
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ssaere 50 for and si7ssi9 Is for rs.psa FsS seed
-n M auiet southern 81 81 = . Is ana
clean n s1L OF Ce1A Lssea node s-ss Il Bos'oa
for ~ market So bess ~ 81 81 = al y.
OIL CAKE-Thsrs air irqHiy for Cry fthf MARKER '-
er eey he rs as 81 dsTcrei
TEON-A fn Sc1seh Pig ssupp'y arg a1d
TIE dSusu1 far. Of SO tas 80 a'n,s
Fnfsh Common Ea-s hsi arm 7oi keflet . nrn ss
Of So non = ho;lns done u A1ss Or Eigsa
sheet Sg-sdes u =e5 9 n ut1s
LEAD There Is te chA1zs % note IA this articls ss OF
srsuish It &c cash lsa for SO fog
Irrlish llLEerts bran !. SO l5 or 0aena
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spoken, sc.

Dee 10 lat ke ship Mary Crochsn from Bssa E. for New
Jan y lat p On III schr BOwdi.eh I'm Georgetown s. C,
New a. lat 81 50 s. lon Is 8 W. brig Peusquaa 50 d ont f
Dec lat % "a s. lon q w bark wyman from Rio Grands
bound 10 the Cape de Verde Islands
Dec H. lst Y % s. lon 81 CO ssnas Eirh An
B.
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Arrived.

Ship Arca Brown Chncha Islands lays Hampton Roads
SIP souilsp on Feaey Liverpool 80 days With ui,o 70 o.
NMS lts is. o. 6s0Is S,s'ta i.'5 gilae, OF T EEK
heavy weather The pa.ssss lot and sp t sails &c
suslo to B.rrsdS Bros. vessel 70 @ schoa6ers .
snip AdI Nhs! I R o2.pSet Pss 10 van a ana
eueed heavy wesery gales Jan lar q s. ION 81 So expert
denly .iied NV. Split Jan 20 la q 8 lon 81 a.
ArTssd not long that condition Capt Aa seen vessel
Bsfk fdgard cssso. via a7,a. p days from Key
Ws g 9. ;ss ps in i I'Ss p Icy m ss
J. w. Patterson The e OF tbs Highlnis 2s and
again TIE 80 aud blown Of both ines In Isysa nov y "a
hand Capt and will he iehsered his ud The f. has
vessel went dow at on u The FeIo Of By
tsrk Island City Of Boston They were tria n % vesi; md
taken en- this port They saved moth
Po~STy seThea Asaeeek and @a MsrSan al Of Beaufort
a eE' 5ss' o heS mS1 & H.a o. o. "
Bhs harriet of bs Hsze!ine Jacnel 10 d. with coffee aud
scfr Mary ADELAIDE Hickman MstOmpkn Va, With grain to
SER J,i. barrett Weeks Delaware DAYS,
setr. Mm. c Lcgsett Gibbs Ngnis days oysters
se5 I BIee.s BSd lS VIZ vsaa dsy. oyss.s
sehr Jamestown Cook Petersburg days aou 1c to Hunter
ser cercsoo IF En.woh) Lord Jacksonville d, With IS 40
Cby OF Bangor or Martinique shr Nefosk Packet for New
selr Sarah A Smith Carter Belfast Ne Is Is with heading
scbr Edward Chambers Baltimore dsr With doar to
matter. ,,-,- c,--,--- - -. 49,, -. b.
No date OF BateFst ia gale Lost Two j5s &c.
Golden Cloud West Charleston days, master
schr Beu Strong Smith Norfolk days naval % master
sehr Panama, Terry, Virginia with oysters
Schr. Eliza Jane Forshsy, vi gnia, With sters.
sebr Athens Hudson Fonera q Is with wood specie and skins
Lobach Schepeer Dec o lat 81 lon % 50, VIM Haywood
(sesman fell overheard and lost The has
heavy westh tho AID has been six days
twice in sifh Of Hs HANDS aud blown OF
Lighter ha and Hannah f.. wreck OF bTg IL Brown
ashore Squan Beach.
Lighter scf TI.or I'm wreck ofhip Chauncey Jerome il
ash Tavern Houses.
BELOw-Br bark ROayst Beyeridge Glasgow Dec Is, with
iron, &C. Also, one bark and one brig
sAILED-Br. steamship Europa shannon, for Liverpool
WIND Daring tie day NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
ALBERT n. NIcoLlY, Auctionaer.

CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION-ALBERT
~ H. HICOLAY viii sell THIS DAY, Jan o. l2i O'clock
the Merchants Exchange BY order Of the Trustees the late Roch
ester, Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad Company
$4,000 New York Central Railroad Company per cent Bends
Der, IN Ntw-York 400 each.
These Bonds will be sold lots Of 81 900 with the privilege Of
taxing 81 Geo AZ the price They Issued 10
the Railroad Company CsnAa
belonging the late Rochester, Loekpor and Niagara Falls Rail-
read Company.
fore the 9th Of February The accrued interest the OF
psymet to be charged 10 the purchasers
Also, for account Of whom g may concern,
sSo(c0 Lyons lows Central Railroad LIST Mortgage per
the Commonwealth in EewYork st June aud Lot December In
each year Sl.coo each.
interest emtsnnuay 10 HewXck LIST March and s ssptem
Der 81 eco each.
sC0 Csis State per cent Bonds due in i6 interest pay
able M January and it july each In NeTYosk 500 each
iCc shares Little Miami Railroad, $50 each
shares Third-ay Railroad Company. $40 each
81 shares mpire = one Dressing Company, 800 each
shares Hudson River Stone Ddresns oompasy s0Oeaeh
8 shares liansbargh Gas Light Company, so each
q shsrea Commercial Fire nsar.ncs Company SO each.
a hares Sc hicho Fire Insurance Company > .
10 shares Ast0r Fire Insurance Company e25 eaca.
o sLares Ocean Bank Of Sew-York go
q shares Atlantic Bank Of NewYork 800 each
~ shares Island City 3 nix SIS each.
s. ihares Niagara Fsls Hydraulic Company 800 each
10 shares American Candle Company Slc0 each.
- shares National Oh COMPANY SIeo each
400 shares 81. Lawrence Mimi COMPANY $40 each
$500 cip OF the General Mutual f,llows
Certificates Of ls $500 Certificates Of ls9 sSoi Cor
tihcste Of les $40
TEsgs sAETenper this dsy the balance oor-
The accrued iaerest ell the
purchaser
holds regular sales Of Stocks Bonds and oher Securities
Monday AID Thurdsy Of each week the Asrchsn Ex
Grange. PRIVATE
variety Of felas Railroad Bonds Bank and
other Stacks. Office, No % Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
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