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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Wanted 10000 New Customers,
In addition To the old stock ON hand
JOHN LYONS, vi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocEE

AND DEALER IN
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware Stoneware To-
bnceo, Cordpge, Twine, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, I.ANCA STER
INVITES the attention Of the citizens Of Fairfield and
adjoining counties, TO his Establishment, which
Is fitted up in superior style, door West of his old
stand and immediately adjoining the Dry Goods store
of Messrs. Reber, Kuz q Co.. where he will be ploas
cd to SEQ all OF his old customers and ten thousand
new ones. He has fitted up in good style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their Ladies' In
town, Will And pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house In the rear, with isle leading from the back
yard to his mont shop, with u fno htching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage OF the railroad he is prepared to
sell Wholesale and retail for the nlmbe sxpenso Ac-
eonmodatlng clerks ready to wait on you from the
enid cent TO the genteman's thousand dollnrs.
April 90, 1854
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65sIn view Of he close proximity OF
) tbe period q which Z Ian of ihis State
take effect 10 pTohibit The circulation Of
FOREIGN Bank Notes Of q less denomina-
ton than ten dollars. We copy the law
which Is as follows: 81
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n is remarkable fieL, that among the hundreds Of
sninrnt physcians who have examined the rucila nv
witch BH'l's SHraparllla Is prepared one has corr
lcnied Il, hat al approved H. And commend 1t Ia tue
highest terms. Many phyrieiana express themselves
rngly thu belief that H. Is decidedly the best prspn-
ration OF Sarsaparla that has been placed bue the
pnbe Although thure nre many physicians who feel
reluctance having their appended to the RECON-
nondaun Of any particular remedy, notwthst standing
hey ma, approve of Il m tin highest degree there are
,tI,urs who frankly Yield their support IN favor OF
remedy which they know i capable of doing 30 M uch
good III an afflicted community AaRn evidence read the
lulIpwing from old aud respectable physicians of high
Standing Ia thu community 10 which they live:
TESTIMONY.
~ Tsslinnny like tho following renders superflnous
Ill comments the ecacy OF lIus Sarsaparilla From
r Ie g. ialel Professor Of Chemistry Ia the onisyle
Medical College avo looked the list Of ingredients
psg JOu ,ulls tplnpoun Extract Of SArsapnrlla
and have hesitation In saying that they form safe
compound aud one that promises we'll Ia chronic Diseases
which It Is applicable. l.. P. YANDELi., NJ ID.
Louisville June 0, 1915
What Dr. Pylcs ply scian BY appointment TO tho Lou
sTille Marue Hospital, says OF Bulls Sarsaparlih
LoUsYnLE, March 20 1915
have examined the prescription for the preparation OF
Ju Bulls sArsaparia aud believe tho combination To
he an excellent Que, and we'll calculated to produce an
lsrntiye presSaIi the - have used L. both
IN pIblie anl private practp, aud think 1t the best
article vi Sarsaparia now In USE
y 1 NJ PYLEs MD
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.
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TIE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY

An articles superior 10 all others Of tho kind IN the
country, and one TO which invite the special aten-
uon ofthe Farmer This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding or httenng Stock will save from
80 70 20 per cont Corn Fodder when cut Is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or horses
making an acre of wel saw cd corn fodder worth two
acres Of The best grown hay in Ohio They arc calcu
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
preparing 20 furnish TO order E r -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Better Testimony than was cycrO offered In favor Of
@ any Medicine.
.G Rev. w. SclOn, Rev. h. Stevenson. tf,

IousvfLLR May Goth, lsI9
We have used John Bulls Sarspapila, and have known
Il be used, with entire Satisfaction and We have
hesitation III stating hplet. ttAt u Is safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated TO produces
much ;,vd AUD rueVs much suffering and therefore
would cheerfuy aud most earnestly recommend TO the
aflicteI s y, W. .skiluN,
tSiEiudl n. SrENkNSUN
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AN ACT

Is ab prokibif fkf sirrn'aiioa Of Foreign
sBmsk BlHs efca iesa denomination
Than Tn dolIara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Court Of General Sessions.
Before His Honor the Recorder


APRIL 1e.-Marths Smith, young girl, was indicted
for grand larceny, In stealing money and ewelry the
property Of Mrs. Force Of No III East Broadway The
prisoner pleaded not guilty II appears that she was
March last few days before she left the prosecurx
missed gold chain pair OF earrings forty four dollars
in money and other property, which afterwards
covered by the police. Officer King Of the Tenth ward
testified TO the finding Of the property in various pawn
brokers' shops and to the arrest Of the prisoner In East
Broadway with pair Of gold earrings in her possession
The prisoner addressed the jury in her defence In
very eloquent manner stating that Mrs Force sent her
for liquor narge quantities. and gave her the property
TO pawn In order to pay for IT, The prisoner was found
months imprisonment in the pententiary.
Charles McGbbon indicted for passing q counter
felt bill Of the value Of o. purportng to be on the Bank
Of Somers in The State Of New ork, to one Richard
bin in pay yrnent to drink at Mr. shorthis store. Anne
McSweeny testified that the prisoner had frequently
shown hor a countefeit bill telling her that he had
ceved 1t from his employer The prisoner was acquitted
on the ground that no guilty knowledge was proved
John Masters Whiting charged with having In his
possession counterfeit money, in bills of the Cranstor
Bank r. l. Officer Pollard testified that he acting upor
information fMr, Philip Inges searched at one OF thu
water closets at Tammany Hall, where he found abou
s10 In forged bills OF the Cranaton and Holsop banks
supposed 20 have been thrown there BY the prisoner
bad acted in concert with unknown man in passin
9l0 of tbs same money on the day before.
The answer Of Whiting read, in which he state
that he vas native Of England resided Troy and
tain Halenbeck Of Coxsackie gave the prisoner goo
character 10 now practiced as physician had been
shoemaker. Mr. Wilson OF Troy also spoke OF his goo
character, "a did Mr. Asa Burgess, of the city
After lengthy summing up either sde His Homo
charged the jury, when they retired from court and
no probability OF their agreeing when the Recorder di
| charged them.
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plNrketS.
New ORLEANS, April II, 1854
The sales Of cotton to-day 900 bales at decline
OF nearly kc, under the influence Of the America s
Midoling is quoted at 7%c.
New ORLEANS April 1S, 1854.
The sales of cotton to- day were 1000 bales at 7c for
mddlng The decrease in the receipts at all tho South
ports s 514 600 bales Flour has advanced un
der the Americas news to 81 for Ohio Western yellow
is at SIC Sales of pork at Sl3 Lard higher
being quoted at exc exc Fair sugar sells at 31sc
and molasses at 14c Rio coffee ranges from &c 1916
Cotton freghts to Liverpool are at I'd
NEW ORLEANS, April 19-Noon.
Sales of cotton this morning 1000 bales. Middng s
quoted at 7Sc. Flour sells at 81. Gunny bags lie
The stock of cotton hand here 500 900 bales
CHARLESTON, April 10 1858
The cotton market is dull and has a declining tendency
Sales to-day, 1900 bales Good middling upands is quo
ted Mt oc.
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House OF Representatives.


MMrs BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE.
Mr.. 0IDs, (dem) of Ohio, from the Committee Post
Offices reported back the senaes resolution authorizing
the extension of the contract for carrying the mails
tween Montgomery and Mobile.
LANDS FOR INDECENT ISsAsR
The morning hour was passed in dull debate. After
which the Senate bill, apportionng lands for the benefit
of the INDECENT insane in the several States was taken
Mr. BissuL (dem) Of NJ desired to put the bill on its
Mr. BsrU (dem) of s. c. moved to lay II on tho table
negatived, as yeas-9l nays.
Several Intellectual efforts made to adjourn BY the
enemies of the bill
The House refused to send the bill to the Committee Of
the whole on the State of the Unon-yeas So nays 81
The bill was ordered to be read a third time.
Mr.. CIINeMAN (dem) OF N c. moved to reconsider the
vote He desired TO know whether the bill did not con-
mode OF distributing the moneyn other words whether
it did not require the States to expend the money in
particular way The general government has juris
dction over mnatcs, negroes, the poor any other
class in North Carolina. Il belongs to each municipality
state The bill requires the States to Of the
lunatcs instead of the federal officers thus deegating
the states 10 90 the will Of the government lie held that
this unconstitutional
Mr.. BIssErL rose TO reply
gentleman from Illinois would move TO lay Mr. Cngman 8
motion on the table, that the House might pass the
bill at once, without further debate.
Mr. BrsEM acquiesced, and the motion was laid the
table After which the bill passed. Yeas sl--nays
BensSn Benton Bs B,isse Bugs Carpenter chsaa
Ter ChurchweiI CiArki Cobb Corvin Cox, Crocker Cul
lom Cutting Davis L. Dawson, Dunbar, Edmonds 81.
iios os Aass Esen % nridgs FARLEY Fenton Florence
Hunt kerr knex k,stz. Latham LILY Lindey Lind.ioy'
Lyon maurice, MIddlesworth Miller NO. Miller Ind, Muir
ray Oliver MO fNksr, Peek, Peckbsrn Pratt Puryear.
Ktehie "a Resers ss9e, sapr, Seymour, sketon smith
Taylor Ohio da,lSy Tenn Thsrston 4 Tracy Uphsm
Wentworth III Wentworth Mass. Wheeler, Yates.
NAys-messrs Aiken, Bailey. Gao, Barksdsle, Barry
crnis cnr,is Davis Gnal, Dear, Dent Drum, EadS ia
uundson Faulkner. GfddinEs, Goode Greenwood, Orow
Hamilton Bsrrs ha Harris tMiss), Rawlings Hibbsrd
Jones gN fD Jones (Tenn) Jones Pa), Jones QA) Kid
we'll kittredEe. Letcber, Macdonald kcNair, Maxwell
Murray, Pheps Phillips Powell, Rebbas Ruin, seward
shannon Shower Smith IN. W Spith trcxas, StAptor
| Ry), Taylor IN. W, wads, wiWs,
The ban grants to the several sates for the benefit
be apporiioned under the direction Of the President
tbs usited sates In tba compound rato Of the geos
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Great Fire mt Charleston, sc.


destructive fire broke out in Hayne street in the
heart of the business portion of this city to-day and
about dozen stores are in ruins.
The FIRE extended from No Is to ST. inclusive and tie
houses occupied by the following persons
Lane, Brown Beach, Carter Force, Hersey Co. Hsyi-
land, Waldron Cohen Tanning Courtney. Gilland and
Hyatt.
The loss very heavy being estimated at about S40O
OOO The amount Of insurance has yet been
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Tpc Co.srrvo TRADE OF GREAT BRrrAIS.--ln-
forr ., bs han received at the State department AZ
n'i o% Albert Dsy United State. con
iseu -. eo.stins trade Of the United Kngdcrz q
a bravn opon to foreign ships and they win ba sun
iect to the same regulations ss Britain ships 20 employ
T md vl pay NO higher rate Of dues tolls ana charges
steamers carrying passengers fro ene place
20 snother on the coast OF the United KinQAA will b
subject 10 the provisions Of the steam ax act a
1851.
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Exciting Conspiracy Trial.

EhSTONi April ~ 1904
The trial of Stevenson Parker and Others commenced
this morning II is Of conspiracy to extort money
from Benjamin Green, aged citizen The affair oc-
CURED about the time the Seymour case in New
York, and the circumstances similar. Stevenson
pleads guilty to the charge Considerable excitement
prevails here the parties being all of the highest res
pectability, and the defendants are amongst our
wealthiest citizens
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April io.-His Honor the Recorder in the Chair
On motion, the Committee Salary Of the Tax Com
missioner discharged from further attendance.
PAYMENT or ASSESSORS
1t was resolved, that the Comptroller report 10 the
Board at it's next meeting, by what authority ne re
fuses TO the Assessors The Board adjourned 70 tns
first Nav
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From baltimore.

From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD DIvIDEND-SHIP-
MASTERS AND RUNNERS
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1854.
The directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to day
adopted resolution to declare cash dividend in o;
tober next
A large meetng was held at New Orleans on weines-
day TO aheeasures for the protection Of ship
from asSaul IA by runnera
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Movements OF Steamships.
TIRE KNOXVILLE AT aAyANNAU

TIRE KNOXVILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April IS, 1854
The steamship Knoxville arrived here early this
Tuesday, morning.
THE BLACK WARRIOR AT MOBILE
MOBILE, April 10 1854.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived here last night
from New York via Havana The authorities the lat
ter port treated her very courteousiy.
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The U. s. steamship vinceunes, Com Rngsod was s IN
Sydney Harbos N s. w on the 9th January last ana
was about to sni for Macao on her upon the Bier
ring Strait exploring expedition ~ weil w
The United States steamship fuHoni iro"a hsfana A
rived Waehingto Yesterday
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phca area anj represen alton a raid states The
House of Representatives according to the last cesus.
The amount 20 each 10 be invested md the interest 20
be applied to the support OF the insane. Adjourned
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bill Ia now before Of the branches of the Agis-
iature OF Ohio providing among other things or the
payment Of wages By the state to tho coucs In the
peaitentAY.
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Death OF Ex-U. 8. Senator Davis.


The Hon. John Davis late U. s. Senator from Massa.
chusets, died at his residence here this afternoon of
bilious cholic, after an illness of only few hours
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BILLIARDS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WHOSE WELL KNOWN
IL rooms seventeen tables of iron marble and
ssts are At street. entrance LAD Fulton strssA
rsssved premium at the Crystal Palace He he's
az tables corner OF Cranberry and Fulton streets Brook
ana fourteen at 100 Chssnut street, PhilAdelpAA
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PnIIADELiInA. April 10, 1854.
The run upon the National Safety Trust Company has
subsidized depositors being satisfied of its ability to pay
all demands. Sl60,o00 have been paid out during the
last two days -
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oNCB MORE.
WAsinSGros, April 10, 1854.
Our Consul at the Bahamas informs the State depart.
ment Of the consolidation OF duties al the Islands The
duty -four is reduced TO so cents and beef and pork
to 81 per barrel Corn peas bees poultry game fresh
meat and FISH turtle raw hides, &c admitted free.
The reduction provisions viii be met by increase
in the duties dry goods of from five to fifteen per
cent This increase will afford all the for the
Islands, there being tax real estate. Provisions
mostly supplied from the United States, and dry
goods from France and England.
The Senate has confirmed Edwin Dc Leon, OF S. c. as
Consul Genera! to Alexandria,, Egypt; Frederick A.
Beecher Secretary OF Legation to Central America
John Jones, Of Ind, Register of Land al Vincennes
and John Claiborne, OF Ark, Receiver Of Public Mo
neys at Batesvillc.
1t is confidently asserted that Mr. Bells amendment to
the Gadsden treaty recognizing the Sloo grant will be
carried, and the treaty saved.
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The Trial of Matthew f. Ward In Kentucky.

from the Eh2abethtowE (ky) Register, April IL.
The April term Of the Hardin Circuit Court commences
on Monday, the 18th inst. Several important
set for trial among others the of Mr. Matthew T.
Ward, brought to this by change of the Venue
from the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county.
The reasons which induced the application for and the
grant Of change OF the u this case are familiar
to readers and need repetition They we're sui
cent in themselves and rendered by the
constant efforts made to nfame the public mind In the
Register Of 9TH and 14th February last we advcrted
briefly to those causes, accompanied with such remarks
deemed just and proper.
We based the justification OF then upon the
excited state OF the public mind and rpon the principle
that any and every attempt made to exasperc and in
fame public sentiment against the accused was de.
partuTe from that elevated and impartial Justice which
should characterize an intelligent people and was cal
culaed to deprive the alleged crmna, Of his constitu
tional right to fair and impartial trial.
Our citizens will have the pleasure of meeting with the
Hon. John j. Critenden during the present weel Per
affection of his countrymen His friends here
will welcome his appearance among them with pleasure
and delight.
We are enabled to make this announcement from hav
ing been permitted to perusc kind letters from
him to Matthew Ward volunteering his services to de
fend him. When it is remembered that the family OF
Mr. Ward have been politically opposed TO Mr. Crtten
den for more than thirty years. all must in
ing is Of the nobest acts Of friendship
corded and It jusdes in expressing opinion long
entertained that, in his day and generation, John j..
Crittenden is g the hobest Roman of them ALL"
This fact speaks loudly for hr. Ward. All who know
the high moral worth OF Mr. Crittcnden and his great
purity Of character, will at with in the
opinion that Mr. Crittenden would volunteer TO dc
fepd bad man, much less murderer. Mr.. c. will be
here to morrow next day. sxG
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

L,oREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROGERS,
II agents. by appointment for the illustrated London
News Punch and most Of the receive orders
for all foreign and Journals which prompt
iy supplied. Once Of wilmer Smiths European Times
A. and A Nassau street, New York.
MRS. PARTIEGr0Ns LIFE AND sAYINGs.-FIRsT
M edition, 10000 copeslEWil be published Saturday
April e. The Life and Sayings Of Mrs Partngton and
Others Of the family" by b. r. Shiaber OF the Boston
Post.
wthal and havynge much good counsee
EDoct Dgg his Works Lib. exl, Art.-"Mistrssse Uns
Hyte" - os,
paper with engravngs wood including the follow
Ing full page illustrations in tnts designed by Conn
Brown. and engraved by Orr 4 Andrews;-
l. Ruth Partington-a portrait
2. Pauls Ghost.
3 Partingtonian Philosophy.
L. Punch In the Head.
g. Stock Of the Revolution.
O. Ike in the Country.
T. PArtington Mouse Hunting
g. A Christmas Story.
Tho has the pleasure OF announcing the DAY
of the publication Of the long looked volume
tlngton: Her Life and Sayings including tho,e OF raul
Ike and Others Of the Family The large number or
In advance than 900 oopes 10 the best evil
dence Of the popularity Of tho book. With the hope and
expectation that tho old lady will DO kindly received by an
approaching public the bographer places bis hsnd on his
heart and bows as curtain descsnds 20 slow music
c. DERBY publisher, Park place. and for sale BY all
Booksellers throughout the United states and CanAdas
OF price.
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INSURANCE..


QAMILT0N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-OFFICK
No Trysn row, corner Chatham street. insuree on
the most favorable against and damage By hrs
on dwsiliAss stores. msrohsa disc, fursitsrsl As.
&c. wuAss, Secretary.
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TELEG APHIC.

LOUISVILLE, April IL, 1854.
The trial OF the brothers Ward is progressing in Harm
den County Criminal Court, but are yet without
any of the proceedings They to be tried separately
Matthew being tried first.
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FrOsts at Mobile
Markets.

MOBILE April ls 1854.
Heavy rosts have occurred in this city and vicinity
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Fem W0shfps.ten.

COMMERCIAL CONCESSIONS AT TuE BAH8ssAs--AP-
PoINThENrs CcEFIRMED--TuE GADsDEa TREATY
OECB MORE.
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EEEDERS WANqED-rOR POWER PRINTING
presses Salary si5 per week Apply in the pressroom
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GUTTER WANTED GERMAN PREFERRED)-IMME.
~ diateiy for clothing atshment who served
in Wholesale and retail establishment Ia good cus
tom cutter None need apply unless he understands his
business. Msncel Brothers Eighth avenue
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ELAx DRESSER WANTED.-APPLY TO GEORGE
Jolnson Co.. l65 William street, corner Of Sixth
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ITO POTTS-TwO HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZES.-
The directors of the Worlds Exhibition offer prizcs
of 500 each for two odes in honor of Arr and
Of them than sixty lines che other or )
not more than thirty inos-to sung re openn
Of the Crystal Palace the 4th OF Nay next
will send in their before Tuesday, 23th
Their respective merits will be decided on by competent
Address L. c. Stuart Acting Secretary Crystal Palace
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VXTANTED-A BUSINESS MAN. WITH CAPITAL TO
take share in patent. The invention can be con
eered useful Mt the time and surely will
bring fortune in few months Patent for Great Britain
France applied for Please address Patent Herald Of
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THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD OF
nee No Hall Of Records on Thuesday April 10Th at
sooock M to hear parties interested in The following
proposed improyemensThe widening Of Cliff street. be
Beekman and Ferry streets the extending of Crosby
from Howard Cana street. the extending of RoRde
street through Chambers the widening
street. FREDERICK FRYE, I
CHARLES UrTLE
II. N. WILD, Com, on Streets.
JONATHAN PURDY,1
JOHN McCLAyE.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
~ April TO- le-The President and directors have this
day declared dividend OF cent the capital stock
Of the company for the six months ending st February
payable the stockholders and after Monday lst Nay
The transfer book will be closed from the 18th nst
until that date. By order g. /. Itna1rr Secretary.
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ITO CAPTAIN r. MARSHALL, OF THE SHIP w. II.
Harbeck-Sir-We, the undersigned, cabin passengers
by ship from Liverpool previous to departing for
thank: for courtesy Kindness and good treatment
during passage the Atantio and shall al
ways with kindness to you the ability eyneed
and the attention paid by wlo trayern tho broad
Atlantic. We are, sir, yours, most respectfully.
A. MURPHY, z. H., Csaada,
W., X. DELANY G.. E Ireland
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OFFICE OF THE PHOENIX GOLD MINING COMPA.
" ny Of North arona No. Is Exchange place. Now
York. April iS The stockholders in this company are
requested the Office of the company Thursday
the 10Th instant O'Clock p NJ to hear the report o
the Presdent who has just returned from the mines BY
order. j. JACOBSON, Secretary.