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VVHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL: 100000

Oficeo on Fourteenth st. opposite the Exchange HOTEL
Richmond, Ia.
This Company chartered in lS32-has been in
operation nearly % years-has paid to its policy hold
ers about one million Of dollars in losses with but one
action at law policy. and in that they were sue
&c ssf1l in defending themselves-efr stock ocned by
Of Tirginin and their Directors all residents Of
and rel kno,ca in this city-tber iins of discounts
averaging over half million of dolsrs per annum
for many wears past and large portion of the bene
fits resulting therefrom extended to their patrons
and friends. Their reputation for promptness and
kersity unsur passed. With their capital unimpar-
ed and surplus fund added, continue to insure
against the pers of and dangers of the SEAS to
all parts of the world.
Appealing to the history of the past, and refer
ring all the business of this city the best
and safest guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently ask the extended patronage Of the pub
lic Apply to or address
A. PLEASANTS, Prest or
NH l9-Staw4w THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Sec'y.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
~ RIODiCAL PILLS INFALLI BILE in correct
ing Irregularities relieving painful and difficult Men.
strustori and removing all periodical Distractions,
from lphateper causes
N. B.-Under certain circumstances, married La
tions on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold by all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
G. G. LAWRIE, State Agent Washington, D. c.,
to whom all orders must be sent. The Pills will be
sent by enclosing 81, confdentially, by mail Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor, Dr. j. DU
PoNcEAU, to counterfeit which would be forgery.
For sale in Richmond by Z. r. DUVAL & BRO,
e. J. PICOT, ALEX. DUVAL and by DOVE l. co ;,
Main at. de 29-dGc3m*
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COAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to his friends ard
the public that he has effected arrangement which
will enable him to keep on hand at all times iail
supply of as good BiTUMINOUS COAL IS can be
found in this Market aud which he will sell on as
reasonable terms as it can be had. 80
ALsO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOoU,
at the market price. JNO. M. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Coal.
fe 9-dSni On the Basin corner of 10th st
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MEDTCTNHe.
;ELSIOk BITTEKS.

IACKSONS EXCELSlOR BITTEkS
81 TO THE PUBLIC.-Hsving been afflicted for
several pears with Dyspepsia and Demb Asues, and
int I,ste or no relief was 1t last induced TO try
\ II JACKsON'B EXCELSIOR BiTTERS.
tried three bottles, and am happy 70 say that am
perfectly cured. a. W: hfaBY.
advise every family to procure these Btters
The above Bftters may be had Ut u. Picots, A.
Bodekers, Charles Millspsugh's and B. u. Zsehris-
sons Druggists, Richmond. Va
4 n orders punctuaIty ATTENDED TO- mh3
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned, under the name and firm OF y d:
MAURY l. co, will coniinue the EACHANoE
erto conducted by Messrs Maury Morton
j. 4. ALLEN,
.as4= J. l.. MAURY.
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IL and for sale N. O. and z r. Sugar, loaf crush.
ed, coffee and powdered, do; Rio, Lagura, Java,
Maricabo and Mocha Coffee; Bacon, hama sides and
Stuart's Syrup; Brandies, Whiskeys Gins and Wines;
Sperm, Adamant q, Tsllow Capdles Soap Com.
mon to best quality; Herrngs Window Glass X 10
and 10 IL; Pepper Ginger and AIspice; Wrapping.
letter and cap paper; London Porter, quarts and
pints, Masons Backing and many other articles in
their line, hich they offer low for cash to pune
tua. customers.
NH 19-ew. LOCKETT PANKEY.
18th Street,
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CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-This machine
invented and patented by ty g. B. Salmon Of H.
lnois and wherever it has beer exhibited, has taken
precedence of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the fist prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city milers, who recon-
mend it the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parste any two seeds of different size weight is
simple in its construction, aud easily kept in order.
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses it requires
but little power to work il, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in
1t can be furnished at the following prices, viz
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 bush.
els per hour. Observation-Disclosures. $50
For farmers Machsne that will clean 80 to
so bushels per hour. ........................ IS
For farmers Machine tsrrangcd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour so
For Mers Machine that will clean 80 to 90
bushels per hour. ID
For a MiileTs' Machine that will clean 80 to
10 bushels per hour. 100
For a Mers' Machine that will clean l25 to
100 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
For a Miller's Machine that will clean $50 to
300 bushels per hour. 2G0
Address RIO. M ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Rchmand, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold reasonable
terms. fe 20-2awtsi r. MA
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TOKEi COKE.-Just received at WI
~ GRAYS good article of HARD COKE, which
ia equal to Anthracite Tobaccouists and others
would do well to give it q trial SOFT COKE alec
for sale. Order. mny be eft at the store of r. nj.
ZIMMERMAN. corner of Main and 18th sts
NH
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description consisting in part of superfne cast steel
KIRBY, Limerick, Virginia. Sea and other Hooks Silk,
Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane and
Jointed Rods; Snoods; Canton Sea Grass; Floats
Peels; Artificial Flies; Silk-Worm Gut; Cane Reeds,
Nets, &c. &c.
Also-GUNs and SPORTING APPARATUS
Powder Flasks, Shot Belts Game Bags, Percussion
Caps Droking Fissks, &c
Colts and other PISTOLS; Scissors, Pen and
Poe ket Knives &c
All of which offer at the lowest wholesale prices.
The public respectfully invited to call and exa-
mine. s. SUTHERLAND,
Importer No 1872 Main street,
NH Ie-3m Opposite Eagle Square.
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SPIK1TOF THE PRESS.

Tue Fssay Post has long EDITORIAL headed
"Kaow Nothings the only true irends Of the South.
10 the cenciadins paragraph s stated that "every
aboli,ionist at the North 10 devoutly praying that
Heary 4. Wise may be elected Governor oil 'ir'
sinia" ssssrs. .....
The HAis announces that Colonel 'nn'as ~
Roane. Of King William, has boited the wire
track, and win run a. an independent Candidate ,o'
the House Of Delegates. In another a'''e'e '"e
Whir Quotes and comments upon some severe
r.msrhs made by cx Governor smith at Alexan-.
Al. uror tho nautical career of MIR. Wise; and In
.,,u .no,her article headed "The Groans Of the
Rr,,an. ~ the Wing reviews the remarks Of tie
Examiner and Eoquirer, OF the previous day.
The Eaqnirtr, iu an editorial headed "The
Issues In the West" charging the opponents OF
Mr.. Wise with representing him in the East as
b.,rsyins a treacherous sympathy for the Wett
and In the West a. the especial champion OF the
interests OF the East. The writer regards this al
tempt 10 impor, an issue from the hotbed ot Nor
thern sms and to rally fanatics OF every character
against the Democratic candidate las too gross to
escape observation and too Infamous not to pro-
woke the indignation of the honest men OF every
psrty." The Enquirer also gives Mr.. Patton's 'po
li,ical pedigree as fellows
Anti.Van Buren, In 1899, for Van Buren, in 1886
Rives Conservative 10 1879. Wing In 1910
States Rights Republican from lS4l to 1874 De-
mocrat from 1874 to lS4S, Know Nothing in 1853
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NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have interes. in our business from
this date CRENSHAW CO.
Richmond Ian Ist 1884 jas
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- FOR SALE.-The Steam

sE-A FOR E.-The Steam
years old; is 81 feet in length, % feet inches
breadth 7 feet 9 inches depth of hold-capacity of
1000 barrels aud well adapted for TOWING, l55 TONS
Engine 24x24. high pressure. Will be sold low, on
reasons BILE terms Apply TO 9. FLANAGAN,
No. 68t S. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia
rpJ Jrns
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II EMOVED.-The subscriber Respect
IA fully informs his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has taken the store Main street. Sp
posite the st. Charles Hotel. where may be found
full assortment of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods,
&c. Patterns for Coats Pants and Vests sold good
and cheap as they be bought in Richmond. |
wi also make up to measure, at ths shortest notice
and best aad most fashionable style, Call and exam
inc for yourself. r. HARDESTY,
Main ST., opposite St. Charles Hotel, and
NH Sim next door to the Star Saloon
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RLAKE6 ? PATENT FIRE-PROOF
NH l6 uH WV sa%rrnR.
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FURNITURE

INTER q ALVEY, IMPORTERS
" AND JoBBERs OF HOSIERY. CLOVIS.
HDK'FS, CRAVATS, LACES, Ne, wenla ca. ~ ~
ATTENTION of merchants Waiting this market to thsR
large and extensive stock Of Spring Goods, new Ell
TREY 9. mplete. Importing our Eoods eirso' W
satisfed we can offer inducements in oua LINh
that can be offered by few houses In this County
GfNYER & ALVEY, So.
M On ass=ssass~ass No t6 Pearl street
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS, Al NO
IN 81 MAIN STREET.-opened large f's s
varied assortment Of Spring Dry Goods direct l ~.
the Northern maskets which viii DO sold ieS' Jas
and examine before purchasing. ,oanson
NH 20--ts slLAS Il yOhNooN-
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EAS:-I5O packages Gunpowder and
l. Porchons Teas fair to choice quality; In store
NH s6-fw DUNLOP. MoNcueE 4 co.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

Richmond, Feb. 2sth. 1855.
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- FOR RENT-A new Brick House
- on 4th near Gary street. with gas, &C.
ALSO-Cottsge No in Hughes' Row. on Mayo
street, near the African Church, with kitchen,
gas and water-a pleasant residence.
ALSO-2 new Brick Tenemepts on Cary near 7b
street, fitted up for stores, with basement and six
rooms above. Apply to
mh 20-St TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
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ERESH HOPS.-5d Lbs. frcsh HOPS.
J. lust received and for sale by $50 5 =
OWEN q. AILL. Drasaist
pm W-tw Market Place, franklin It.
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a. FOR RENT.-Two upper rOoms in
kasS the new brick tenement on 10th street. b..
tween Main and Cary.
AhSO-The Store on the corner of 18th and Cav
Streets lately occupied hYUs.
BARRETT & MORRIS,
.fe TO No, 1876 Cary Sire,
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education held regular meeting
yesterday, w. II. NELSON In the Chair.
A resolution was passed sppropisting 80 TO Pnmse
Loveridge, late teacher Of CoIored School No. g.
$1,000 was appropriated for the incidental szpGses
of the Board.
An appropriation Of 10000 was made for salaries
of teachers for the present month.
resolution was unanimously adopted direeting the
Controller to set apart subject to the dram Of
tie Board.
n defiance Of one of the bylaws Of the Board sam
of more than 600 TO pay expenses incered b{ he
School officers Of the Thirteenth Ward fos repairs Of
one of their Schoo-bouses. After ine6eetuAl sueupts
to pass the resolution IL referred to the Cesmittee
ON Repairs and Supplies.
An appropriation Of s25o was made for he annual
exhibition Of writing drawing and neodlsworf.
An appropriation Of q, so5 was msde 70 furnish The
new Sehool-house in Twenty -seventh-st
report on the dscontinu snce Of certain coSosed
schools adopted.
Various other matters Of infnitesimd importance
were, after long discussion satisfactorily arranged,
and the Board adjourned.
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NHARTIERS COAL COMPANY.-TRUBT-
" Elp SALE OF COAL, GOAL WORKS, LANDS,

BVripiSos. RiIIRoxD, EoSfPMENrs. xe.-BJ ynse.
and szeree and fulfmsnt Of the trust discretion Nd
. : r. Ds 70 Il nj
e. @ % S ls q Ss
the Comnonwesith Of fennyvsna Mortssse Book 70, a.
BIReH rsn .s SECOND M pAS PpeoSERTY
PREMISES Included in and intended and bound d aeea
,d which ssa lie. under surface
Eve offend tusie In Robinson ISwnsip ~ me eoun
cf heirs and James Ncke NJ Harbson and
william McCormet contsn,s III seIs; and Tz peTenes ard
Comrsny recorded IN the cee aforesaid in Deed Book vol
Fssnds heirs McCoys heir the Bunsdes tract and samuel
meCUdy containing R ssres and ssS IN
volume page ls1 The Marks Tract adjoining The lands Of
Edmundson, Phillips. Samuel Riddle James Robnson and
Msis TO said Company recorded in volume 6s
The Edmundson TIset adjoining lands Of VIM MARKS and
peebes-descbed IN deed from Joseph Edmundson 70 said
Company recorded IN came volume page rs The Irwin Tract
ThorDbers heirs and H. Dsy heirs anins 90 acres Is
W. Remington In said Office in volume 9 page s2
Also all that certain piece of land called the Tract IN
snds Of Alexander Mckee the Ohio River and contain
ing eight described in deed from T. w Remington
and wife TO sad Company, recorded In ssd volume 81
us on which are erected frame dwelling and hsr
Dor improvements Also all that other certain piece Of land
shove McKee Rocks and adjoining sd eight acres tract and
% % epa Of and extending
70 white oak on MeKees upper ne Charters Greek
with the privilege Of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the IN.
said Company being easehod for 70 years from l
April ls4s subject TO ground rent of $500 yeaI unsa Apr
and thencefOh $500 year which piece Of land are
erected coal tpue railroad wharf Office, weigh
house and hsbor and other improve prem
es and PRIVILEGES being described and defined in lease from
Atx Mckee W. Remington, recorded IN said once IN vol
uue 49, rage and the assignment thereof 70 said Company In
said volume o. page III. Also all those Lots OF Ground
compoUpz the Village of Remington, laid the said
Mccormick Tract being each 80 feet in front and In rear and
10 fec, in depth each of which erected wotory
frame dwelling house Also all that Railroad and CONSTRUCTIVE
known Chsrtier Coal Compsnys Railroad extending
from TIE Ohio River ssd Village of Remington being about
seyen miles length with all the naterss equipments and
thereof and of the said Company Depos Fits
Mines end Works including Locomotive steam In
sines Burden Cars 100 Pit Cars Trucks Tools Implements
FIXTURES Materials and Machinery and also ell the Franchises,
sbt ana Prye of the said ard Corporation.
''eN ~ u n. D.LANIER. Trustee.
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CUPREME COURT, Erie County.-Horstic

- shunvsy and Moses Bristol survivors Of Abnsr Bryant
deessed Executor Of the last will and es-meut Of Jsbes
GOode, deceased plaintiff 'einst Abby Hesecct Gros
w Heseeei, Reuben B. heaeoet, Junior and John
Trowbrds Individually and Trustees under and Executors
and EI.eu1 Of the lsG viii and Testament Of Reuben
Hseock deceased Nancy Hescoek, wife Of Grosvenor W.
Hesccek Ers C. Hescoek wife Of Reuben = Heacock JI
Abby Z. Trowbdse wife OF John g Trowbndse Samuel
HOPKINS Mary H. Hopkins his wife, Abby ". HeAcock
John Diet,y aud Emene Dehey his wife Henry Hopkins
and Abby Hopkins his WIFI Walter Curtis Thomas Savage
T.nsdse z eswn Of John Gates deceased Aaron
D. Psiehn, Viii e. Bank Of Buffalo, William Burke, Earus
Croster Joseph Guild William Kelley dscessed DAVID In
gals George W. Merrill, william B. AeEwen, Bsnjsmn Pm
ale Predsnt Of the Bank Of Genesee William an'on The
CRY Of Buffalo Joel Rsse and Ebcnessr Hale Henry Lamb
Sarah Lamb his wife John Van Dam and Elizabeth Van Dam
his wife, John H. Bis, Wihsm Beir, John kregs Chrssn
Cobbo and Seth Grosvenor Defendants To the defendazs
above n.ned TALLMADGB Z. BROWN and WILLIAM
fHURsT0N and each Of them You hereby TO
The complaint In this scon and Of yoar
my once IN the City Of Bufaio vi han twenty
ds aer hereof exclusive Of the day Of such ser
vee; and you f to the complaint q ss',e.,d es
plaintiffs viii apply the Court for the relief dcmanded s<d
complaint; vheh Complaint fled in the once Of the Cst
Of tie County Of Ere The 18th day Of April
BrEalo, Ard Issa JOHN L CURTEMoe
alo lAwiev1h fisinnhS Attornsy, Deus'o.
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N0HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

aru. aGF1
Mr. KENNEDY Of Ro1bury has discovered 10 one Of ouf
common remedy that EVERY hND OF
He has tried In eleven hundred and never failed
except in cases both thunder humor He has now hs
twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles are ys.nted to cure s 81 ,SSss on III.
face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of hles
Two bottles warranted the wost eAnher IN the
mouth and stomach. -. -. -.
erysipeLs
One two bottles are warranted to cure a. nam0' ~ TUG
Two bottle. arc warranted running of the ca" and
blofehes among the hair --..,.
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CUPREME COURT, ORANGE CUUNII-
- URIAH LEvIsoN against JAMES KEArING and
JAsPER CAGHLAN. To the Defend mts You are hereby
summoned required the complaint IN this action
which this hed in the oe Of the Clerk Of the County
Of ORANGE Village OF Goshen and 70 OF your
answer to npant the subscribers At their Office
No % Beekmsnreet the City of New York within twenty
day, AFTER the this exclusive Of the
sy OF such service and yo1 fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply
10 The Court for the relief In the mpanDsed
D,o-mber n 1854 STEVENS H0XIE,
myfI Isw7wTh Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ALBERT H. NIcoLAy, Auetioneer.
AIRFRT H NICOLAY will sell, THIS DAY,


ALERT H. NICOLAY will sell, THIS DAY,
"A June a. at l2} o'clock the Merchants Ex change for ac
count q whom II may concern:
sBfco Flushing Railroad ponds, q ,oc0 each
Wayne and Southern Railroad Real Estate Bonds
flI0 each. ..o,
fstoO Ceye and and Pittsburgh Iacome Bouds 81 900 each
al 100 LAKE. Erie Wabash and St. Louis Railroad bonds,
due August l. 1865, 81 go each .
$500 Toledo illinois Railroad I'd Mortgage per cent
Bonds 1867 Interest Coupons paysb at same ONCE LIST MAY
and L. November the first Coupons falling due May l. 1850
There IA provided for the redemption of the above Bonds,
sf,sY payment interest sinking fund Of Is per cent on
ssao Bends of the St. Clair Railroad and Coal Company,
R2Co each. 80, o., -,
4Cc0 Two certificates Of the Breckenridge Camel Coal
20 shares of 500 each Of the capital OF
said ompsny. o. go eect 80. s,on...h
lo shares ST Clair RailIod and Goa Company @vV eae
20 shares Fest River Bank, so each
40 thsres Chatham Bank, $1t each .
20 shares Fulton FIRE Insurance Company, 80 each
10 shar,s Kpckerbocker Insurance Company, SlW eaen
500 shares Francs Metal Life boat Corporation Certnee
No lSs due JAM 81, 1855, so each ,,vA
go shares Marbe and Stone Carving Company oil
Certificate No. Is, date Feb 1885, $40 each 80,
go shses Copper Face Type company Oh Now
Yori &c ti6eafe No fo dated Jan. 81, 1855 $40 each
Tgrms on SsLRTen per this day and the na anSe pc
tre O'clock tomorrow The accrued interest on all the Bones
Will be chsl ged to the purchaser 80
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY, June -
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The Annual
end TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY viii De held AZ their
eMee in the City Of Cleveland WEDNESDAY Eh Of July
seat az o'clock p NJ. for the ELECTION Of DIRECrORS
and Of such ether bsns NAV CONE before
The transfer books wp be closed from soh jane to h
Jsly. By order Of the Directors, l. b LirCHFIELD
Cleveland, June !, lSa Secretary.
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GoyERNoRs OF THE ALNs-HOUsE.

The regular weekly meeting ofths Board Of Ten Gov
ernors was held at the Lunatic Asylum on BAckwens
Island on Tuesday afternoon
A resolution was adopted designating he hryt and
third Wednesday IN each month TO behenes'rsh Known
a, TIE visiting days to the Lunatc Asylum q Black
LII. Island on which days alone, except BY special
nermission of some member Of this Board, or u he
Resident Physician, or Of the Superintendent u he
Institution.
Mr. ELDRrpeE Of the Work House sent h his redg-
nation to date the LIST pro1 and which We scosped
sftsr some remarks from Governors West, Dake Dire
per, Taylor and Henry.
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BY 5. DRAPsR, Auctioneer.

BY :. DRAPER, Auctioneer
ON THURSDAY, June 81, at l23 o'clock, al
~ the Merchants EIshspge seoc co The pELAWAkk
IICKAWANNA and WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Vii As above the remaining $3.50 eco Of their First Mortgage
Copysrbe Bonda dated Feb 1885 and payable 10 1872 bearing
here Al per c. Mt per annum with Coupons sttahed pay
Able ,smspnuay the first days OF Ap and October a.
their ,fhee in the City Of New fork. - -. ~. II, 49,.
These Bonds part Of The oo 90 Of the same tenor
ma 5ste for the completion Of the Eaern Division OF me
road which ed will be opened cary IN the ensuing
Autumn for transit Of Coal from the vaeysy and
Lscksssnps In Pennsylvania to the Newfora and oInei
Eastern markets will also offer the shortest and mos. ce
route or travel between Washington Baltimore fhhsdephs
ara N,wYL ana Buffalo and Canada West They issued
n un Of s5 and eech transferable only on the BOOKS
Of the Company and convertible into the capital stock at
before April 1860 from which sinking fund y povdea
Sufficient with interest, 70 iquidAo what
amount any may previously have been converted
into stock. -.
ror further pacn the last annual report eopies OF
which be had sJpcson the Office OF the Company
Insurtnee Builoines, No. 40 Wsl-st- -
TsRnsT,n per the day Of sale payable the Once
Of the Compsry 5per 18th Jnue inst the balance Oh
the Let day OF July the option Of the purchaser
payable 20 follows;
Twenty Eve per the it Of Septembe Is per cent on
the l OF Octob % cent the lat Of Soyember with IN
added from the day Of sale at Bonds 20 be
delivered ~ notes paid
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Uater-Cure.

corner of 9Th av and sshet New-York and Oyster Bay
Village Steamer Croton daily from Fulton Market ane
Long Island Railroad mornings and afternoons
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OFFICE AUDITOR or STATE OF ISDIAsA,}
IsDiASAPoLIs, May q, 1855 )
GALE Of STATE STOCKS-The following

GALE OF STATE bIUChS.-Ihe IOHUWIug
~ named Banks having failed comply with the law Of thi
State regulating General Banking hereby give notice hat
will public auction, the Merchants Exchange, IN the
City ofNewYok, THURSDAY the 18th Of June next
O'clock NJ the securities held trust for the redepion OF
the circulating notes Of said Banks, VIZ:
Traders Bank, at Nashville.
Bank of Atca, at Attica.
Public Stock Bank, at Newport
Bank Of Bridgeport.
Bank Of North America, at Morocco.
State Stock Bank Of Indians at Peru
Bank of Albany, ct New Albany.
Orange Bank Poseyve consisting OF lndans per Gent
StockA -. g..
Stocks. . III, q, -
Ekbar County Bank at Goshen consisting Of Iodisns per
Cent Louisiana per Cent, and Virginia per Cent bonds
II. Z. TALBOT, Auditor