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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
Arrived.

Shin Realm Stevens Havre ballas, and 80 to W.
Ewen In let a. s. lon g 10 saw ice and "a" again IA a
shin Morse BaihJ Dnsmore hs.fe ~ as 10 pa
and a pas. Duncan Co. May y lat Al 30 lon q 80
Nv, N'y sw' f ,srs Porto Rleo to- g. john \ B.
shin Cora Linn (rst Haskell Gasow - d. md'e and 81 pas
10 lu ht D.on From 10 aud lon q 3d. large
a. anitcs Of ice Msy - So lon 20 20 paed vessels rn
loom aid o,hs My G al 45 80 Sn >. 81 On ne
sits fihnsschf Risk days on with ." nm May ~ is " ,"
Ion ~ b. tsIk Indus from s. John n D. o., - . -,
slip Paul Joy. HsvTe q O. in ballast sud ~ pas % Lane
4 V.,t Nav p laf. Ion 81 TO- several cebefrs
ship Princeton (Tkl Rlsseh Liverpool N,y Uf'e and Oh
pa W 4. Ffo Nay ~ lat 81 So lou o. "a" steamer steer
SHIP Mortimer Livingston Samson Liverpool p d. gds and 81
rt 10 Rotr CO. In lat a. Ion 81 ~ saw sew
srli lsrre iccl ,rs.. Had plot on board day,
sr Sorthapon Ausn Liverpool q d. dse snd 10 pass 70
NJ date 1t - lon c. passed part Of large 'hP
BARK Arrsso Peiro us; rsIqusHo Lesh''n u d. marble
Bar D.pa iBn Helm Bremen d. mise and s to
6eeFE Nry s % Ion. 3d. Bem. snip Ellst Souz
AhreLd on NevioIk May 49, lat ~ - lou - %
saw ',.s M.' r. lat % ): lon s. 6 passed large
May 81 IL a. lon eo ~ spoke bark John Murray from
B,rs CbGs Harold King Bermuda 10 ds potatoes ke IIy
nd Cumming Wells May y, la 3 q sqose brig Tornado
Bermuda Same Day saw r brig Falcon hence Tor Porto
BsE Terde Bodie Nowss) scheeH Liverpool 10 d. salt 20
BAH Juvernd Odeu) Mailer Bremen 81 d, mde ard SO
rs.s 70 H,nrir - Muller Gosins May l5 lat ~ CO. .on q a
B,. sbfls Br Austin Cardiff d. rro.l orle-
sehr Freed, (Brl Atkins Hsbos y s. y d. plaster ~ Fe
~, C,tbsriue sesptlsv ST. Andrews d h TO matter
JUS tBr AawHsht, Bermuda 10 ds potatoes te to
Sehr Bssjsnia Cassidy Es.por d lumber Smith Boynton
schf Scranton Perry. Odui, l. L. d ballast 10 master
sehr Nocce Andrews. Rsstfot d., lumber 70 nAst-r
soop Blackstone Reynolds Providence d rld'e 70 mater
sAIIED-sts.shr. Eaopa for Liverpool; sosthsrner Tor
Charleston knoxville for ssyanuahi Roanoke, for Norfolk
BELOw-Two brigs
wISD-sunrise, NE meridian. E.S.Ei sunset, Sc
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE L. 1854.

sas.sl r.nov s;sd ssi. Pslt, siasl 81; Calf sss,-
= cue, Vesl Calves, sS So - to 81 Ordinary >
I" 81 vo,si,s oren-So sal.si eli martsi fo Bet
~ CaivE+-s5C ST. 81, 81, 80 81, 49, - ,
"a ~. SO sss ISL ss' 81 So s's. go. -
.vp Love- ais uastet Me- iAaa onsha-f Lamb
: 81. ~ % 81
T,iof - 81 - 70 80
SSTsT-ECrc T...sg.v a a,,n a. -,
,,is tr. arrived ,1d beiore y dc,oes odt' ne E-af
- ~ the rock sold and tsksn o. The woe $50
r.-. w.sr a hfk ard sh advance A. I9q,a- -, -.
Ptiriek II Rve y II Lad Is .oo1 bseses sna -. g
Osse1sbgIs, had ia heas O. sal eAit.e H''l ''N'
Ese-f 81, - ... - ,,airb Ia. r,-er;-l "
ef.rS .,lrs Tie ca.ile trains al n eA-y aa s ''
IL sccd ccrd.f.ou- AYR n
p., .1d Lowell Railroad 0sSe with cattle sAesp s".as
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DfsaSters. ~.

sB Of Boston before rporsd .shore H-6oro In
let hey West hove Of bss gale coming she dove
shre sgta and b gd The wckeI have sbsnd1ned her
BARE GIN JOKES from CadeIAs Tor Cork into Boston th
ut havI prung leak tie l7th IN st 81 a. Ion IL s.
BARK Gov HHcELET (of BspssbsJ Lcrns, from New-Or-
lesrs for Bis before rpoed dssted San Vicente Bay
Chill Tie north Of the bay ID April aist-
having been chained from Tacahusno The sick still
hoard Another died Ap- Cargo supposed 70 be IN good
order.
bR LONDON of Gloucester abandoned
49, The captain AID y in all being saved By bark Evergreen
which arrived AZ Quebec 9th ult
scHR W DYER before reported Junk the Spit below Boz
raised the 10Th Et and be towed city
the Jis..
Of ROeilsnd which recently Ashore AZ
Gay Head oweS ewBedfoa the 18th a for repar
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Nav o. i,, Z, co. IN . CO. .eeHi 7P 0hamp'a' ''' 'l
70 sse. oa ,le Tessls dip PosPsa iiom hA''' '''
leans far Res,nn
Msy a lat = TO- lon. - -, bars Leeoe9' nom n-
-rh
Msv lat Il % y Ion 90 %, 'isaalz-d brig water We"
Convsv from Salem April IS, ior Para s hl.et .ssr.
N,V IT, Ion hak panied pisSA
ns T. shov ns vhi.e signal With H. in ti aFsoAo'e me
Ct SslsE from Rel nnouf for ESQ Jsnerol r,ss
Nay H. lat A. ~. Lon. - =, s1ip l4ane-sst i'
lco cays fEom Calcutta flr London -. p,a.ss-,bf.
MAY u oa kev IVES, schs Anthem, Ssundfs ron
Mass fds. with loss u ce-topuast
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Markets. .Repor,ed IL Telegraph.

FEwosLrlss MAY n 1854 The Americas news cane 20 H H
~ prrre and tuve held back for lower pices
81. odsv we're oulv bales Addms u quoted - &C. ne
ts 500 Up a ooC bales ard the stock on haaa ~ n
ro.t IS 90 bid. IL the T.ceps al All tnr
~. . novs hss FLoUs triAe lower OoSN "a
du ard he's dec.r ing SIS =
cue I'D si.a=9i Far SCGaR seils a. &c ana -,
igr The ss RIO during the week rave oeeh ~
-. - hsnd !. 81 0e0 bssa
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,u,sys rsoM EACH stats.
rh.Iaae,rh,. Markets. .wrDSEsDAr. May 81.

alteration IN the Corrox market and the dens1d con
,irrs. limited continues scarce ard nfn via AT 30
.-S -rcv f me and about 90 ths n.ye een 49,
~ fr god Straight brands sud - ~ - y y o io'
trs bofefs arr nov generally sskng ~ ere, tse ie -
a. 49,. Corg bFAL j. hCd ~ - - = DOL WHOM 49,
Rvr IN ocE stesdy vi.h further snail tae A. -
e. Vgr- = In roder,e rscrcsf ard sbou $500 bush od a
prime white. COEN scaLce ana n %
Md VII further 400 hush sou bern ard
~|ucy &C. RyF wanted - IS OATS sc sa1e -
r Souierr I'D SIC FOR Psnny vsna In osoehAts ~
made az rather better prices
PsovrsToS WHISKY hrmer ana DDS arc he "
&c ard hLsA e. 90. y gallon
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The above markets are carefully r.
-. do.ro,s a. Nashin0ton Market:

inc deiIcTH az Wilmington TdIhtI'
! M FuLLER-Stand 40 l0l. Butter Cheese and Ltih-
PAcKER 4 SoK-Siand No. G, Poultry aud Gzins.
KSIrP RYEo-Siands Nos and o. Beet Mutton veal ana
LsHb. H.. H..
Beef Tongues &c No.,
7 IA BRoAsG Co-stnnd No. 4. Fruits Of All kinds.
/ ID TrscOx-Stends Mo- II and 49, Fish dealer
& b HasRIs-Stsnd No. 50. Esgs. Cheese, &c
Mn DRNKERt egetsbes Of all kinds Country market ~ ion'
cfst6 nd No
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for NIvYoKK wIrKLY TEsrSE BY JoEy Elros
"WEDNESDAY MAY 81, 1854
There 80 head Of Western .tfe Brighton
row and 100 atteTiDs which added to viii for the
week
Cste-shout al Beeves AID eons.na
Of and Yeafns two and three yesrs old
NlKtr BEIp-Exra per &s., quiet; quality CO.
,<eeps quality tsi h1SsssAfy Ss srdn,ry rsne ae
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AZ Isle Sal April T. schF z Nieser51, q Ffo'lhN'V0" VII
go bis. sumpbsck ell . -, 80. r.s-- al
rauina stanton. y. B. - ucs rs, 50 F
Ss-bvr Gardiner boa and men By desr3on IA rolls
100 Sbir Sorhis Senuite Brown. - sal nom toD
t the h Ap or p wh cruise The fever waeh mas ea''e
"a 50 may has a. leugth ceased =, - - >,..L.. 1872.
b.1 - Psss Aprii TO- with 70 sp 50 DO 6<tsn oil - ,
Feb s Guaao, bark Andrews suiA ~ D. '''F
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Prom Our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA, May 5l-Aryisea-SehF hadavasks Bs-
her Bosion; Dav smith Petersen do ; enno1 snnoH Prov
deuce: D P Tslpsy. Portsmouth, Chss Moore. Bartlett Hart
ford. Olesnds Plkham, Portland brg Whsson, Staples East
pert Amanda Sickron New York ;. D. Norton YORK
Po4tlard. Eve. Chamberlain. Boston
Cerse-Bsk Live Yankee Grove Sen F.nesco schr. 5 Lea
Norch: Wcrcser Rhodes Providence: Mohawk
Jehrsfor., Portland D. P. T.Feya Pot1slh' ChaA Moore
Bartlett Rover LswTY Boston; Mary Miller, Painter
p Tobias Hand DO seahP Ksnnebec C0pes New York
brs BeInudsns Outsrbdse Wet Indes Lucy Am Bryant
Bcscn sckr. JuIiLts, " Wizard, Portland
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SEw-YoRK cLAssIFIcArioS:

FLOUR AND MEAI-Our market l2lc better for Western aud
STAT Fur he arrival small the Eastern and local 10 Jul
~ quite brink The better grades quite scarce aud he'd nac
bihr sell freely. Canadian Flour very rn aud IN a
Request PIoyDc' and The home Iade the sao are g
bOud. and ~ @jU - III comm AID
ZOO duty paid The Western Canal $40 bb - ID
straight STATE - CO.. - ~ for mixed to fancy
good Ohio Included IN he sAes ar <f1
bbs slate for Southern Flour buoyan the
rivals nodafe sne Of 800 bbs at 5a - 57 for mixed 10 good
stigh Baltimore Alexandris AID Geosown Rye to1r
l. IN fair ques bbls IS sjQ 80 tor AID - 50
r ne Corn quiet; sales OF 100 bb jersey ~ 10
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Passengers Arrived

n taetila Praeon from LifaPoo'-Mr l. Slater and SIX
Children - n
Tier H. : Consul Befmuda) daughter ana SOM MI
bottom Dr. R Il. Tucker As.rs q LOush " II Lonsn l. h'
7 Davis. ~, ~ it, .Lr4-., a. 4
,rS,rr. Me- and children M. DesYa, Miss Bic he"an
M Richardson. Ms Spring. Miss Tucker
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souo,,ys o,.sa board ,rrsr.nlg coal ~ IN.
o, he oh al inside the Beacon Light pe,a" ..r,
sfd ~ fshv come a hsh Wsief On A. ,.,..ea bv
srr,4sK JanrsroVN heIee for N"r0ts 80 ~ bs..e.a
\ 4 md r.
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WHiSKYTIe market better the supply moderate sales Of
$50 tb 27!c fo jersey &dHc for Ohio and 2c for Prison
DRUDGE il held firmly OF .6c. time and interest.
IRONISIONS-Thec further decline in PoIki the demand
ROOD sales Of a SIS J7d+l5 Mess s2 Il. for
Prime sI5 80 for Clear and eli - for Rump Included m he
0tC hb Meas for August al - contract ior $40 bb
Mess tor let OF june settled today al FS 30 Beef ssasde
demand the stock gh aes Of O bbs
at 4 Is repsckd Chicago; - 81 for County
IS 50 for Country and City Prime Lard heavy
free Of 100 bbis and
sc Mea beter demand; sales Of as b6ls aud terces
al a5c shoulders and q for Hans Butter is better
coed demand at 8d2c for Ste'e and 3a 10, ono
sales Of Et6G9 Prime Mess
auc. Beef Hams and wanted ~
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Receipts OF Prvduce-M.r g..

~ Ns,h Eirey Too., AID Pargc-52f5 bills Flour 10 bbI
l,, rs do Whky 90 DO Lad $50 d. Pork IsST ou'A
" ierf = 600 do Corn $50 Do Oats -. -, 81, ,.,,..
~ ne Ne,s .rk suS Err RGA.o1d-SS b5A Flour 81 pAs"
pn.t,r . de- P,lk 500 sides Leather
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRrpusr.

AsUFSThe market heavy for Pots add Pearls - 87i
COITON-Ihe quiet for THE staple, in The absence OF
the steiner which atty due, the aggregate sales we are
unable Board have cess 20 report ne qlen
v dolly od The following quotations adopted by the Board
la
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prces II the pne
nal article. Of Farm Produce in the City Of New-fcTs "
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ement payable in one year, with interest The statement
respecting the business and prospects Of the ROAD were en-
Courncirg.
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lNplGO-1hc market . dull. ead near OF nc se47s
HONEY-rhe sales Zoe hbs and s. kegs Cuba Tor exp ~
bond a. - bb for home Sc and ies AMI lV ee
Lara are active at decline sales ooo Eastern a
iIMBFR-The demand for Eastern Spruce and Pine continues
active aud the supply Light sales essoes ZIG and 5000 spruce
Picketsa 80 49, -, -
LIME has plenty and declined sales 800 ees common
p-rli.ra closing AZ she ard 500 bbls Lump 81 Sa
PLASTER is wanted 81 IS for Cseined and ~ Tor blue and
white Windsor.
moderate and the demand better for home consumption sss' Of
and Carter, IS and common AT 81 I3dS5 p
BEEsWAX-sLsss <e Southern Yellow N No. o. ss@sss
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Icy Sandy Hook Pruning TsIeEr.ph. ]

icy Sandy Hook Printing telegraph
The HIGHLASDs May 3i-Sgndov-.
One chip the Ohng bark of the Highland.
bound IN.
Three sy ard three hs. the Bay oawsd bOaEdi aud Ave
shrs CT he II Highlands bound
VIM Z. and fEeah. Weather hszy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

He dat notihsfsndlnt The lth week 4 ths
present. short DAYS the receipts exceed hose for the h
OF Of the previous yeGs-eIeePtng the one article
shiEgles
receipts from the opening Of n.vgaou 70 and ineud
ing the 4 May he 4h week u May IN 1884 being snort
- ~. L..r 81. 10. -. NJ
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Albany Lumber Market.
~ ihe - JIM ~ p -

ReJorad specially for The Y Y TTbga>
ALgtSY Wedresd.y. NAY 81, 1884,
The nsket the week hs' been sce noah the scarcity Of
There have been half
docks supply the aid and those thit have
arrived have heen Immediately.
There change in the pnces Notwithstanding the re
have teen large iaFrisY
with the corrSsr 0rfing week Of last year.
The receipts the Canals h place during the fourth week Ia
hsy named IS follows for 1854 % and IL
ead.us the 18Th two days short Of he Canal week;
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GEAlN-lutsrs Of Wheat hrfn' csiecay
e, which there is export inquiry The sa'cs are ~
willie Gtnesoe - so do good Upper Lake a. ~
az so do. mixed Southern at ~ 10 and 5000 do prime
Barley sales % 1000
bush good reported $50 II 90 Rye dull aud heavy
s bush. 3, extreme price Oats are better and IN
fair den and; and WesttIn 6jd5l.c Corn better;
the arrivals gt and demand good for filling contracts aud com
rftng caleots goo bush ld76 for unso1nd
ia c Tor ordinary mixed 8odsc for good 6G3oc for
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ALaAkIc......rHs DAY
81 Sets.......I ~ aiooh "A
WaTEE......THis
Sandy sim Gov Island IL Pam He'll Gate 80. ooa
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1t is stated that the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany have offered 900 for the Main line OF Penn
syvania Railroad.
About two millions of dollars Of Bonds and Mort
cages held by the Ohio Life and Trust Company upon
property in Ohio fall due tomorrow the required years
notice having been given last june These Mortgages
have been running many years, and called in in
order to remove the capital Of the Company from the
STATE the present oppressive Tax Law rendering il i'm
possible TO sustain Banking establishment in that State
without loss The tax upon this Company amounts in
round numbers to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars q
anpum If enforced we do not that any Bank
be carried on in Ohio under the law.
The cash receipts of the Erie Railroad for May will be
about $3.50 0O0 tho largest ever known IN any month
The earnings may vary somewhat from tins amount ana
will not be made up for days. The Soningion re-
ceps show we understand about $1,000 increase over
May last year.
preliminary meeting Of the friends of the Direct line
Railroad from this City Norfolk, held at the Astor
House to-day They meet again tomorrow. There were
about one hundred delegates in attendance.
At Philadelphia and Boston the Money markets are
working easier assimilatng TO our own
The Alton Telegraph learns that the work upon the
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad is progressing toward
comneton with all possible dispatch. The rails viii be
laid ma far as Lexington point eighteen miles beyond
Bloomington on Monday. large force Is also at "oiN
upon the Chicago end together laying nearly one e Vi
track day and connutntll otAS'
tire line will be opened thence 10 Joliet by the LIST OF july
There remains but about thtyve miles TO be lana DOW
TO complete the gsp when great SAVING OF ule wl DC
made and much neonv enence from the changing OF cars
avoided
The Cleveland Herald of Monday, says:
eve understand that on Saturday one OF the contract
ors ON the Clinton Railroad east OF Hudson, paid of and
discharged the in his employment, for the reason he
Company had failed TO make and pay the estimates nece
sary for the continuation of tho work AT present II Is al
most impossible procure money for the construction OF
new lines of road in Ohio and informed that within
few days work viii be suspended several other roads
in this vicinity.
Al full meeting of the creditors of the Ogdensburs
Railroad held in Boston, voted to accept the prop
oeiton OF Mr. Lee the President Of the Corporation IN re-
gard to the outs standing collateral bonds Mr. Lee
stated the whole amount Of indebtedness to be 900,
occurred by the bonds and proposed to give good add
ons security for 100000 and give new notes in set
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Map RIVE AxD LAxs rs

Mad RIvsR LAKE EsIE RAILKoAn 20.
nIVIDEND.-Bo March 80 lo54.-A Dvt
~ dend Of TEN PER CENT has declared payable 10 stoa
Company the st Of May the transfer Offices where
issued sha holders Of rccod Tie
3lsf SAMUEL HESSHAW, Treasurer
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OFFIoE c. r. A R r Co, May 2, lSN.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders of tho
IN Cleveland Paiuesyie Ahtabula Railroad Company, d
called Tor day June 1851 the purpose taking
such action advs.be the the Lega
the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania passed s reesns
session by the Governor said State, the oh dJ
OF MAY the question accepting Of thu
L. seure the Of Ohio entitled An act authorize thu
Cleveland Pninsyie Ashabua Railroad Company egotats
their bonds other purposes passed December ~ ID add
for the such other business before them.
'N ~. dofn sec,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

HRCK-The supply and demand alike moderate and prices
are lover; of 500 Old North River a. - 3 1900
TALLOWThe market duh and prices are less firm sales Of
45UC Ms 81 maze
MHALEBONE-We Of sales Of 600 lbs Polar for
al SEC go lhs do S9c winch Is an improvement
HIDfS-Th market dull aud prices tend downward Stock
sas OF sl2 Green Slated Demerare % bs s less
A. cx cash; Western, rs s. lie, selected months
80 Nnrlrliin. GOO Ornoeo % ns q dc So
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4 DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN poLLARs On each l

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due in this city The inst day Of Jgns
mex on tho follow named will be paid after
OF undersigned presentation Of the
Coupons. viz -. -. ,.,.n,.. "a. Il,
1fe BONDS Of the CITY Of COLUMBUS lOho) issued 70 Tho
Csvetna Columbus and Cincinnati Raload CompanyT cen
Tie BONDS of the CITY MADISON (nd ana ID per
The y ILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER O. c. RAILROAD
COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS per cents.
The CRAW FOHDNlLLE AND WABASH RAILROAD COM
PANY MORTGAGE BONDS-7 per con
MINSLOM LANIER No 50 Wal
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Ftcks as has Just rtfTed may ietch them lp.
We annex he tsri1 Of prices ~ the principal ysrds;

The Of receipts for The three first weeks OF navEs
produce the deficiency Observable bat two three such
t.ssr mt Srrew frk fheru-
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OFFICE oy THE Howard lssURANC
NAuU

ExTRA PAY attended to BY GEO woODMAN % Wiliaiex
rf'O the HOLDERS OF BONDS ISSUED by ths
Il hAhsFlELD and sASDUski CITY add the CoLUMBm
and LAKE ERIE RAILROAD CONPANIES.-rhe Railroad Cor
poson. heretofore the Of MANSFIELD s
SANDUsKY CITY RAILROAD COMPANY and the COLUA
BUS and LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY having 10 pur
the laws Of the state Ohio beeeme consolidated
posoa under the name Of the sANDUSKY MANSFIELD u4
NEWARK RAILROAD COMPASY Notice u gwen that IL
Bonds Of either Companies be exchanged for corresponding
Of the Bonds Of the consolidated Company secured By
Of the property and franchises Of the whole eOnsods<
Road No az Broadway. ID. ~ BARNEY. Trustee
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-18
Ia u - e

rIyHIS expeditions line being now thoroughly COM
i pleted, 10y the late finishing Of the Great Board
Tree Tunnel, and the road being in excellent order,
the earnest attention Of travellers Is confidently d.
rccted to its superior advantages and low fares
The scenery upon this road is Of the most stupsDd
Gus and attn active character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore dsily st
p. m, and runs directly through to Wheeling $50
miles, in ls or 10 hours. including all stoppages,
irving there at or N, next day: or, Passengers
leaving Baltimore at s m may lay over for lodging
in Cumberland. (l79 miles, and proceed thence 10
Wheeling in the morning.
Toconnect with these trains. the cars leave Wash
ington at m and m daily, meeting the
from Baltimore at the Washington Junction, (heter
known as the Relay House, nike miles from Bald-
more
At Wheeling the seven unrivsed Steamers 81 the
Union Line which have just been completed or this
route. form a daily connexion with the cars, and
convey passengers dewn the Ohio TO Cincinn att and
Louisville, where the Stages for Nashville, &C.,
the st. Louis and New Orleans Packets may be taken
by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus (or who prefer the lsud
route TO Cincnna) and other parts Of Ohio and the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling in the
Ohio Stage Company's excellent coaches over the
best part of the National Road 10 Ear esTe &c and
thence by railroad.
Passengers for WellSville and Cleveland Ivy steam
boat and railread viii also find this a most sgr-ea-
BILE route there being regular and speedy connex-
ion at Wheeling 10 and from those places
As- Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer OF passen-
gers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie over
anywhere the route,) from Washington to Wheel
ing 50 so; TO Cincinnati sll; to Louisville sl2.
Tickets 10 BE- had of Mr.. PARSONS, Agent at the
Railroad Station. Washington, and Of the other
Agents of the Company.
ian Oft General Supcrini eudent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-18
OFFICIAL
rasAsunr DrrlKrxrxr, Jan. 1, ls


Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fellow
ing described stocks of the United States that this
DEPARTMENT is prepared to purchase At any time be
tween the date hereof and the first OF june next,
portions Of those stocks amounting In the aggregate
to seven millions dollars, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given In order Of
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may be
offered The certificates duly assigned tn the United
States must be transmitted to this department;
upon the receipt Whereof price will be paid COM
pounded of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
I'd. A premium on the stock Of the loan author
lied by the act of July, 1916, redeemabe November
L. 1885, of six per cent the stock of the loan au
thorzed by the act of 1872 redeenabe 31st Decem-
her, 1862 OF fifteen and ahalf per cent on the stock
of the loans authorized by tho acts Of 1S4 and ISIS,
and redeemab!e, the former on the 5lst December,
1857 and the latter on the 3oth June 1862 of TWEEN
ihorzet by the act of 1850. and rcdeemable on the
2Ist of December, 1864, Commonly called the Texan
indemnify ten per cent.
Sd. Interest the par of each certificate from the
LIST of Jany 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the ewner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States the assists Mt
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary Of the Treasury.