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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
PhilndeiphiA Market.
sets. SATURDAY, Dsc. 3.

There is raihsr feeling in the CorToS market to-
d.v ard about have sod steady prices
FLOUR firmly hsld with very ssht stock 70 Operate in,
and SO barrels standard suDeTne sole a. 30 2 some holders
All mere erd market closes with upward tendency
Prices m houe use rspee 80 25dt0 IS for 70
,ttia Az sr cy family bnnds RYE FLOUR inactive aut Is
sener,liy hed AZ 80 IS pr barrel Com AEiL-iurhsr
sale. Of 400 barrels have been naee 81 for pennsyl
yari, and 81 per barrel for Bandysine, mostly at he
latter rate OF rather Offering 70 day,
ard tuyes ase hof ns reach about 700 bushels IN
lots lOd - IA prime Red and 81 ga % . for
White ss IN quality. o.,
Com /. scarce and wanted At d9c for new and old vel
low: some nall lots bon sh Rye meats With
resdy sale ell dSl 25 OATS in fair demand at u rh1e
for Penusy The market for GROCERIES IL rather quiet
TO-DAY: further sales Rio COFFEE have been made ~ o
on time SUGAR MOLASsLs scsrce and II here, wo1d
commend folly former prices Tue PROVISION trade eoanne'
i,aii,e zifb but little PoRK or LAID coming into market
ard prices are nominAy unchanged sEEDsSo change AMI
CLOVER SEED svery scarce At t6 25at6 90 bush WINS
Ky sells slow a. &c for both hhds and bbis.
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Arrived.

NJ steamship Marion Foster, Chasle.on $ b., nese
9 sp ford Iilssi0n Co. THURSDAY r NJ Cape
Psieras Lsht bearing W exchanged ssn., viii ,te.ra
ship Nsstvtl-, hence i.T Charleston.
stip LcWsro Il al Nemarn "a Ihsrz u IL nd. and
81 Imio w. !. shnidt & Co Nov -, lat. ~. oa IS
Ioss Or hIs NAY t.ie1. from Halifax for 3ostoa Is.
d. hss bad 50 deaths and births the p.s-axe
shP Oeoses new, Of 1hoas to1 slater Th5ta.stoa d.
IN ballast 10 J Perkins
M, Istor. lBsi ch.mgcn London sid por,-oath
Nov ~ Nose snc 81 as. 10 Gis~od VI nan Wiley
ship ConproHs, Chids. Lverpoc Oct g. nnds. .ni q
pes l. Zefe "a % EIgereleed heavy ws.tsIy ..e. &c
ZIP beiIiae lbIsm hsschen Bremen 6 Is audss .us
.s Peg 'ot.Esrsisei Seh91ssser Nov IA, So 3
.Ioae tsfk Atlantic from Bremen for S.w-Yo-k l5,h Il.
= 81 hn IS a. sfoke ship WeLfset stseIias e me eI
peri reed beavy weather -
ship hsIqtAk, lBrml Wsuko, Bremen ? d p,is. AID
I. pass. % Heuscken & uukNt 49, ~ '
Rsrk Ho sndsr tnu'chl ness Rotter N, a A. ~. -,
sIsss 70 Meyer Ssussen. ~ nav '
ton IL R. P. Buef. - - W.
Big ssf't, Neg of warresl Ns-..ae, s. d. and Glib
westher On the passage; split sails 4, ''
bs IruIiuo hnll.an. Porisr Prime. Dec eo4e. lor.
soed As % HATED Chtubefan. sla In eoua xith b-,
&c Wand Of New-Yorf. " 's-- VIVA -'s
Q d. X DeNolf - " - p''
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-RORK......DEcIssEs ,.
Cleared.

Steamships Roanoke. skinner Norfolk Lud an Pleas.
Co; Knoxville Ludlow, savannah : l.. Ntchu.
ship-Presdept Film ore Neson London. Conls. Grinne
RstshoH lrsis New Orleans r. Bingham; Niobe Eyaas
Calcutta W. A Sale, Jr Pnbee Regent, 49, Martin. Lon
DON H. = :" Meyer; Sir Robert Peel. Clifford, London C.
Grrneli J. Westeyelt, Austin, Liverpool Taylor Rch
New HsmI.hIe, cha.e. Liverpool Zeresa CO >. A P.
new Rehsicson Havre Post Ryerson; TroYe smith
sydI.F. " Cameron; windward. smith, MeIboaroe, R
W Cameron Audubon, Arthur, lPifaiso " x. Rodna
Hen sphere, Harris Key Wet master J. Soron IN Ca
luub 4. Movry. Charleston, Thos WaTile.
BGks-Gsrsud Martin fsfseilies T. r. Eager Co.: Z9ry.
yhet, Dnch Groot Ans erosn, W T. schuidt a Co J. s.
Lancaster. scmers. BrrE J. W. Ewsl Co R0l. hayes
sasus e Grsnde. Peck Church; Alnfs, Haoek Nissan
Bacon SsIgent
Bhg-S.y Hamilton. Brgy.. Galve.ton WssemAn 4 d.
you Sea eeh. Frost; Bermuda II. D. s,km1a Co Vo-
Ions Lcokhsrt ST Msfys. Brett, soa c.. s. Agaes 3r
Putnam Norfolk J :. Whitney & Co.
sehooteu-G. II. Townsend qu.chlnson Gsub, " u
Freeman Co.; : q Maria. Nit Baltimore. T ; Merrill
ssg Towussud Il b.. Johns s!sgh' Mo-, os4 WIS
- - MANS Bfode P.t,a-; Ralph Po.t Consin Apa
iscl icos Post; o. Warnsr Hsnnn,e CtArlest9n Nc
cr,soy Nor 4 60 L. P Smith Derric..oa Wilmington
Dollr.I Potter f4fs1. Mott Alexandra Ab5a,f Dofs,
CO ,. A. Hawkins Cobb. Philadelphia j. w. Mckee;
sieThsn. Randall, Es.Port peWon star & % chiehail
Brewster. Pors-d. HroWB Hsyiaud; N0l-ort dallet,
Boston, Dayton sprSsusi Sash, Allen, bosom. ; W.
Lewis
sooP-E. SprssEe. T.h Warshan master.
st-tmers-Jrckson. LGyse.d Baltimore H. 20 A. vel;
fiedmott, Poet, Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell
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Dlaaaiera g..

SHIP sunny sIDr, lest Bahama Banks hes IS 900 in
sC5o uPpoed insured in EnElsrd She ven, .ss5rs be-
tween ksips Roes ard Osnse Cav. The arrived
ter from The received BY Ellwood Walter Esq
Secretary oithe Board Of Ur4erwIitsrs:
We have report the loa Of the ship sunny side Of new
fot n H. Adams, master from New Orleans bouai to
u,.dsy 18th ult " esp,,n at the line jadr
ref shout midway Rang Rocks and Orange
Cay. For four day. ard three nish. Captain states. .d
met uuferaurg exeriious made ct the shp or
On saturday sfeloon, p inst Capt Adams the
,veup. she blsed Tie next morning the ~srer VS.
.rd Sowing q tide. On Monday ar ocilck the slocx
efs sere compelled 70 quit the >. the h-ayy
sfa lne tex he Ter under the Riding Rocks The 1aDta
srd crew arrived here the jh snd this date bales
Of cotton have teen landed here 1he sl ook.
rg after the Woperts len Weae Ia hoDes he most II ~
ne eot1n y " be ,assd enc nAf Of which will probably
r. cry .gt N raher osd eord On as resa d. bsEglg xs
The weaer e. been bad and thou lh very probable
eEe other yesses may be h.Ie Ne hIk they found
u avn o. ne wet cotton heavy JOB and this wi the
eItn The most OF the materials Of the Sip think will
saved The running sgag being nowhere bat shs
ne II; sehr !sisni. Of Halifax N 5. AI,er. s~.a.
- e. % ~. D., V adsa wi.a "oof'
reAf s,hore Whsle Bay Berry Issnit The
captain returned here for his corzo on which
savage e IS Per awarded by the Chamber Of o
The vess sold BY the captain and has since been
got on By the purchasers The John Coy Monte Cho
ere f e'sins fat possible The former has her n..,
n ste be- ioImss vi Re in o-morov All the rissur i,
hiiso irf tic calls yearly completed She will pr9bs5y r.t
sTsy IN ten or twelve Ne heard anythug Of
The iltieT ron any Ct the parties interested.
SHIP ADRIAN fr.s Leshorp New rt in di,t5e.. in
p mt'n hesdi sIuns isss Dec in lat 81 " loa S. 81
on the ih experienced heavy ssle from he north ge.
~ -t - - y loe &c d. and hove days on the 5,h
ne sse still nefes and q the shifted TO eex.r
sn1 some CT the stactions fell down; the 9Th The -
bean 4 increase ard examusto found two feet f ,,
IN ne oEsr h9d and fading impossible ,esp her fre.
snd ef consutirE all hands unanimously agrsed u, nm
her before The wind Bermuda on the 7th bepr then ~ he
eastward o. Bern uds ard the ID .fi from nor hg.ri
ard trens impossible 10 fetch ,,rmuia put hr aE.v ~
Shaesion 20 The 9Th the wind shifted and pa
away s.n Tor The nearest port the nohward on he
Ieh aL - lon AZ, hove to with the wind from north
se, ara hndrf a. before when hove that Il VS. ian oos.
' ieep her nee sslE rsi her avsy for the nearest south
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To Mariners.

PuMFKN ISLAND LIGHT House, MANE.-Notice is hereby
fysn that ght House has been erected on P1mpkin ssnd
Maine which Is int nded guide to the we.ten en-
suce Of Edsemcgsn Reach ard TO Bucks dsEbor Maine
The bult of BRICK aud painted white the keepers
dwelling Is .uted brosn The tose, II feet hiss and the
feel psse Is y feet above the Level Of the sea Inc lui'
mating IN order Fresns Lens and the sh cin
weather point Is feet above tho level
of tho seA-s distance Of nautical % statute, miles
The position OF tins Isohouse as gwen Oy
Blunts Chart IL:
Latitude ~ ls
Lou gitUde. Go As ives, of Greenwich
The light vii be lighted for the inst time AZ sunset jan
1885 will be burning every night tn AFTER tom sun
sci o sunrise Nv order Of the light House. Board,
" b FRANKLIN, Light House Inspector, lot District
Portland Dec. |. 1854
The Chdyksi0B Mercury says:
We requested that the Beseon on
Island hes been completed and the Beacon horr Island
repared and that they will be lighted the night Of tue
Dist inst.
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~ halers.

At Honolulu 9Th u ship Iudi, stsnburg New Bedford, oil
not stated. .
spoksn-Oet Is lat II 81 lon 76 10 w ship Coruea.
Hoslad Of and from New Bedford Aug u via taysi shout
Sept So for Pacific Ocean, clean reported blskfsh Ssys
letter from ship Clements OF New London, dated sept
. . IS 50 Ion. ls2 80 reports her with o0c Dbl. wa
oil this reason bound 10 the Coss, Of California
Sid from Beverly 2st inst, bark n d. Chase Husey for
South Atlantic Ocean.
spokeu-Noy. IS. lat &c, hip Coral Mance.tsr, Of
New. BE- dford. for Rio yaneiro, under jury mats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

Arr ct Liverpool Dec s. sii DIeadnOught samuels New
Yoi Ca,iforns. Br Lsdley Charleson 4th, steamships
AmeTies. t,ng Bosos 81 L.wrsnes MeEsy, chsss,on,
Pierce Le.ch do Edwin Fyie HagsI Bo,ton Amelia Me-.
Kerzie. Charlie Benin snider, Boston, ID Antartc,
Coonbs FewYoik; Orient. Hill. do.i Universe, Cave. dol
Washington, Psse, dol ssranat Rowland, Philsdelphia
han Newt Orleans Nov 49, steamship City Of Manchester,
Wy lie Philadelphia
On do Dec S zip c, ntes from Bombay.
Arr at Gnsesend Dec ship Eagle Wing, from China: 9Th
Lishto from Canton; Ocean Qleen, Grs void. New York.
Patrick Henry. duHbut, DO lst, Canbrs from Boston,
Norhun bersud Spencer New YORK; York,o.s, Meyer DO
Greenock Dee g. ships Osterwald fn NexOrlesns
ist steam ship Glassow Cummnes, New York.
AR at Bristol Dee J. Bark Florida, (sard) MOoDy, New
York.
Arr Queenstown Dec. 8, bark Peter Rolf tPruss Vsase
low. New-loTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

NFw-OFLEANs. DEG zl-Our COTroS market h. lnder-
gene no change to-day The businets amounted f0 bes
The dung p. week foot up 81 90 bales and ;e re
CENTS for the period have been 500 bales leaving
On hand Of 9 900 bales The receipts At al the Southern
ports 400 bales in excess OF the same line ast year
1he of CorFgE duns the have been ~ bass 4
s,qqc for Rio. The stock hand Is 81 go bags
PRovIpENcE. Dec. 25-The COTros market for the week
he's bee dull Pre- are unchanged In Wool, the market
has been rather dull Nth sales Of n C0 pieces Tbs .rket
for PRINTING CLOTHS has been quiet Prices without
chapg.; sales % lOO pieces.
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wAREHAM-Ar Dee Z, sekr A. c. Z5rilse Phllsdsl-
rhis 18Th sehr Aexf DER chsss SswYork SD schrs
Jane Howard and jasper. Sears. yevY~i
WILMINGTON So-NN, ,,t Dee q. chrs n z; veil
Fni. Niehol. New York Wens 18th br<s Dido aud
Isabella Jsweti Wet Indies 10Th steamship Worth Caro-
jiu. for Phi.Ae.h .hip Auergne, Orr for h<sslss
schrs Lille ssndsrs and Hammins Bird. for SevYors
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UsM steamship w..hiasop csvsuay Bremen u, South
pe Eass a f.y1 ps.y ale. tn ne
Dee lst - IS Ion p sirsaized Fog ship Oregon
bound The arlington anchored az The Hook last nj n :.
IL oeos owerss boat AID sent her news 10 sandy HOOK
Ship her.efeI Han Never, Hamburg so g. md.e and
49, Ts. Schmidt 80 lat % % lon 50 80 spoke b.
bars y."t.t soyd ron Tor a.%Gu5s S a.
.howrs SANS. With bl.et boo in il rsndus to the east
Ship Barney, Barney New OIL, ans .s ds cotton se
sisnsis with ship sciot. steering 8 W.
TO g. Beett.l Had death. the passage
Bark Brilliant Bailey Gu:no Island 81 is gusno to order
Bark Gs n srs Jhlder Bremen s. mdse and 2sa
psss. 10 order chi crer died on the passage.
BAH Linden Clark st MARKS ii de cotton &C. to sturses
~ Z = Lex (of phadelphis Harper Aux Cave. p IA,
and lnssu eth Inst coffee to Roker aoman 9Th Inst of
Castle sard, spOie big Rowland tOn Port Prince for
Bark Gertrude of Bath L.ly shields ~ d. coal H.
TBsrk Augu.t Il Emma (Brer) Kobler Bremen 50 ds in
Ballast ard 2s pass Pope Co. No date la, 81 3d. lon
q s. spoke bark jams PAIGE Of Providence 10 d.y' rom
BoH for Crderss In bsd condition; had thrown his cargo
overload h,yiDg experienced heavy E-siher; was e.sas
Of HssI ~ ds f Jaasiea for hewYort had lost s sails
"a. to POPE Co sehdfen died on tie ps..sse
eng R,i.dssF soqso AeSri. t'cah 'fri;s Oct 3 Vi.
r.rced heavy weather the pss-se. Oct a. 20 miles south
Of salem Loye Left at Loaudo, brs Wild Pigeon Tor the
in about 70 days. there American of 81
Iondo nsue unknown schr Oxford ofn New London via
st Helena Oct 25 H. " biE Of war Phome hal been
ashore Oct % oil Loando but ~iih9u
dsmsge the taTk Sea New Ba5bge OF SALEM at Sen
gui IA Oct. vtx
Brg Coldes (BL) Mchin, Windsor 10 ds potatoes to D.
r. DeWolfs.
ers Aeadan (Br.) Crowel Horton, " Is d, potatoes
O D. Dew ole.
Big csptsin Tom, of Warren Pieson Falmouth ia, Nov.
q old copper &c 70 W. Dawson Co 4th inst, Charles
Joh seaman died II dyseuery Has en;ed heavy
weGthr dgrrg the carried wy manyard split sails,
&c Tie hTg Flora Of Baltimore. ashore 5th Nov
the reef. OF falma uii and 'ota loss
BrE Era. McAllister S. Domingo City 10 d. MAHOGANY
&c, to A Rossire.
Brig Elizabeth. Lindsey Clara S. ds hides sc, to H. Cor
nrg
sohr Bergen MCGEE Petersburg mdse. to J. Hunter
schr Nanc aef Nsnclae Petersburg mdse. to Hunter
SohT A. Osborne, Virginia pine Woo
schr Eastern Light. Br EutOn CORVALLIS via Portland
IS DE- potatoes 10 }. Walker.
sELOw-stip Memphis from New Orleans. R. ported by
pilorboat Waiter.
WlND-Dgritg the day, W.
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COffEE-rhe market is active for Rio aud price.
have improved for the better ssds; baSs RI a
c TIE after rIee foE avery handsome parcel 10 haas s.
FLOOk AND MFAL-Our market for the low grades Of
STATE ara Western t!ar j. I s25e better with hssae
and eastern demard lhs arrivals limited nudthe tenden.
ey Is still upward There is little inquiry f7 expor ths al
vsneed prices restFefns the demand The better GRADES
held viii much hrmness sd active sales of
state; - lt - = Tor mixed good brands Upper Lake
hkhsan Indisas. and common {, sooo OHIO; 7jf
fl for Gtuesee. Canadian Flour quite hfrn and In
far for the bone trade ssle OF 60 bb o9sl0
~ duty paid Southern Flour better parica sry the
low grades: the demand fair for trade aad tie
kas The sales 80 bbs f9q 90 IS for mixed good
oiAIds Baltimore Alexandra and GEORGETOWN - g7t1s0
for fsyoie brands 80 ~ SIC rs for fancy and etra
brands Rye Flour In far request and firm a. 81 75aS7
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From Our Correspondent. |

PHlLADF LPHIA-Au L. ;. Mail steamship State Of
GeoTss, GAVIN, Savannah steamships North Carolina
symmss. Wilminston, y CT Cry OF Richmond, Mitchell
Richmond chip ronswands julius Liverpool BRIG r. r.
LoEtr, Little Portsu Prince; Northern Light Doyle
foIi; j. p Reytod Richardson, Del. City; Almrs Bates
Newc sste Pei NeiGscO. Barnes New York Cid s.ea n.
shP City Of New York Matthews Boston, bark Amy Sicser.
son. Boston briss Chcopee Howes, Boston Trind.an
Harmed Boston, sch Nelsseo, Barnes Galveston Texas
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Markets. .CARKFUILY REPoRrED FOR rHE rRIBryE.
.s,,,., - SATURDAY. Dec . fs5L
As"tS-The market is ses5y bat quiet both kinsS
trefus isstetdy 1t tic cash.
VI Had North River there is little here and prices
ave h1m Ass q
bEs>N AA-lts0 .. ;, uihern Yellow sold At Zee cash
tOlloN-Ttere is fair export aud home denani and
P's at very nm the advance with uuch reduce 49,
- iei the week estimated SO baes closing bu9ya
al The annexed quotation:
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
InanA- E-n-aa y n 4 T..
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!. ..,.s,p~ Is de-, sugar and nolasses
Br;x Meteor. Arderson.

Biz Nseoi kfds"oh A.t.tsp. - da suesr and @0A''ss
BG. 'sSis,ss ,rsue. C... d. lumber and ''A to
sehr ,tsF goires Homes. Riehrnosd
e,i a ..rt Hsl.y. Co4unlha Ne 10 ds
ecu PEBBLE Na'is, Chsrryteld, ds
ar Isabella Fsaisusr. Boston ds
sehr Ship CsTpenter. aEafe as
schr v a Atbct. 9Gker New Haven
SCH Lacy Alexander. Al. Ksrdfr. hockland'
seir Iasrer Steers Wsrehsm, d.
sch s.e Gooher.on, Wilmington, v T. ds nava stores
TO Dollner Potter. :, .r
sehr Wirt.noy.h ,of Morrow Havana ds oranges 70 l.
Gn.rh I7b Inst 81 ST. leu % o. spoke sehr hstron
on Sewrort from Louisisns for Sex YORK
sehr L.Luee Isle Dblierto Palermo - Dis fruh ID
Chan bel ain Robinson L CO.
sehr Wm B. Jensias Di,tsron Baltimore "a, holF An
sehr = HAL smith B,l,inor- Do with -four AMI corn
10 MAILER Lord
SIR Bsuv ri Curfs Virsinia. pine wood.
sclr Nsr sieed Jones. Baltimore d., - mattel
stesmer Georges Creek eager Baltimore.
Ar Yesterday accidentally oed Danish bark Caroline
SMITH Palsop. Whampoa $50 ds teas &c 20 master
sAILED-suAn,h Kncxsls Savannah James Afse''
Carleton; Roanoke. Norfolk &c
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MINIATURE ALNASAc.......THis DAy
son Rsef....7 q sets.......4 33 MOoS-Ses.. III STA
HIGH wArss........rHIs DAY.
sep5y Hook..lI - Gov. Island. ~ Hell Gste... So
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FooTINcs Total amount Of Capital Dec g. sf5l -
Tosl syers.e of circulation DEG Is 81 5i Io.i
are suonD Of Circu sticn q +6 PA CO.. Total
a.. amount Ct Deposits. Dec % SO 5000.
No report The same a. les' week 80
Fxchspges for week ending Dec b.. $lo2 l9t45
Exchanges for FIVE days e6diI Dec 81. u, 3o'so
Balance for week ending Dec b.. s5,b5 ~
Balance for FIVE days ending Dec. b.. 5d5I,ii
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Receipfa Of Prod DEC

By The E,ie Railroad $50 bb Flour IS pkls Ashes l6 90
whisky 100 do Lsrd 2lo0 Hogs 85 pkss Provisions 60
sides Leather, $50 pkgs sutter ~ do. Cheese.
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Dec. IS DEE. o.
Amount Ayrte Aversss iAvr're Average
Of .mont amount amo'nt suopDt
.xrs OF sns' Capital q CT Of Of cii. Of
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arrived
SUNDAY. Dec. 24

~ The bark Iowa yesterday from Trieste, (not
LsshorL) AID ia consigned D. Baker Co, tnot J. "
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BoWERY SAVINGS BANK, New fofk Dc r. ia
nNIDEND.-The DLPOSlTORS are hereby
IL nofsd that sser snnusi Dividend the rate Of Five Per
Cent per q. sums i've dollar aod up~srd sns lee
than hlud red dollars and Fosr Per Cent 81
SUM of five hundred dollars aud upward which shshsve
d. ported three III, The 6r,t day Of IsnnAy asr
viii be rad 70 Depostor. on or sier MONDAY. Isua.ry
Is during the hou Of business at the sank All interest aoi
called for will ensn principal and draw interest according
Is from JsnusD !.
The Bari open for hu.n Daily from 10 to2fM,
ard on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, ron
5to7 NJ a. No SO Sowsry
By o dor Of the Trustees JAMES MILLS, fres
Sec'x
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oTTIcE OF TBs CLEvsLAsD coLUssusS cts ACo. x
CLEVELAND, December IS, ls5& !
nIyIDEND NOllCE.--A Cash Dividend 0

VlTN IUFNU NVt tx NHSH fVIFIttIII VI
~ Five Per Cent on the capital stock q tbs Co oa
the ne, earnings Of Ro.d for rs past six ~ DIG
St n.t hss beef declared. payable In coat rnS s he
bylaws OF he Company tho N Say ot January next
registered the NrwYOrk bosssy 80 - paid
Al the sug Otee Of HessS- "insl0w -anisr Co 10
.2Nslis'
,.c.o,. T. r. HANDY TraAsorer.
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iiAss.-Io,1 Auoaut OF Capital Dee 81 81 6N go
sea sssee amount OF Loans and Discounts Dec rs
-, ssopcs .eisi NeTsse amount Of Specie, De-. 40
SSS ~ Total svefsse srnoubt Of Loans and Discounts.
al 80 " s~Oosi Total avesse Of specie Dee IS
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Dec. le..- DEC. d
Amount Average Averse Average Average
NAmEsof OF snnt Of amount am Of amount
BANKS capital lansA of lLoansA Of
Dee %. pisc'nfs Specie. biscuits Specie.
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meut J. 80, ~ '-'s
a MERICAN LIFE and TRUST co ! "
N NOTICE A DIVIDEND Of FIVE D. -
sbere viii he reid 70 the 50 ckholder. Of this
their srihofiTed atfornes. uron the proiuctiono 4
Ceftif-a;e. Il nv cfice. No. 81 Nallst. New al
GEO y TALNA< ,sagiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
financial.

BAsx or NosrH AnGKIcA NswYoKx, De-. 10, isSl
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONk-HAL'
N PER cENT. has THIS DAY been declare payable
the Stockholders the s,h January prorino Thf As,
books will be closed from the 2sh iostsnt ul ne ~
-, sEYMOU "sshl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
OFFICE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ pg Of the Stock 1oders in the Little Miami RAILROAD Co.
will be held the oce Of the Company 10 the City Of Gin
cnost TUESDAY The 2th day Of December instant be-
the hours Of o'clock sud o'clock p for thu
Of e,tctng TWELVE DIRECTORS 70 n
year end tor the transaction Of nch other business
u sy be pres4nted BY order r. J. HANDY. Treasurer
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-02
Wauietp.
uP AND DE DoINa.

Up and be doing aye. be resigned,
Meier 90 detected and pale
Man witt intellect-man with mind;
What does your sorrow avail
Fear in the bosom and tears in the ere
Never drive evils away:
Msnfully struggle, earnestly try.
Up and be doing today
Up and be doing goals may be won
BY persons of every sphere
Deeds OF EFeetion and love may be done
Every day in the year.
Onward whilst science IL shedding her stores.
And light from her portals Is streaming
Upward the lar.i that at heaven 5 gate soars
A lay of Thanksgiving Is hymningi
Up and be doing win great name, i.-
Purchase broad lands OF your own;
Steep is the emin enee leading to fame,
Thorny the path to renown
Thorny and steep-the one may be climbed.
The other as easily trod.
By him who with wisdom his actions has timed
Who centres his trust upon God.
Up and be doing.Ikmurmurs and sighs,
Drive them uncourteously hence
Search after knowledge-Iearn to be wise,
Think OF your shillings and pence.
Poetry, fiction, and day dreams OF bliss
All very we'll in their way
Are not the right tools for workshop like this
Up and be doing to-dayl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-02

E The American lady who writes
for the Tribune, from Paris, thus dis
courses of matters in which many of our
readers will doubtless feel lively in
terest:
Bright plaids and richly figured foun-
ces are much worn by Parasian ladies,
yet always relieved by dark mantle
and harmonious bonnet. I do not recol-
leet ever to have seen variously eolored
delaine worn in the streets of Paris by
native. Black mantles are almost
universal for the street; but for visits or
carriage promenades one often sees those
of white silk or lace They are like
short narrow scarfs, fitted low in the neck
to the shoulders, where they need to be
attached. They are trimmed with foun-
ces and ruches of the same, or embroid-
cred and hung with lace, or made grace
full in any manner that taste and expense
may dictate. .....-..- -.-... ...s y. .-..e
White bonnets are fully in season,
They are like bubbles bursting into
spray. From the front it is difficult to
decide except from her rank, whether
your friend wears a cap or a bonnet.
Full ruches, mingled with flowers, en-
circle the face, broad lace lies over the
top of the bonnet, fans out from the face,
and falls gracefully below the chin. The
lace is rather for married ladies than for
misses, and forbids a vail. Young ladies
here are, not allowed to wear shawls,
founces, laces or feathers. Maidens mn
adorned are adorned the most, is the
maxim Of their mirrors. - ass~5