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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29
THE BAILEY FAMILY,
Eight in number.

TUE CELEBRATED DANCING chill.
pKEN, Albertine, Emily, Fanny, and Al
fred.
MRS JOSEPHINE SAWYER, the talented
and popular female personator.
Mr. T. C, BLAKE, the justly celebrated lrlsf
commedlan.
Mr. CHAS. w. WILLIAMS, the popular
dancer, conmedian and singer.
MRS JANE WILLIAMS, An accomplished
ballad singer-a fayorts.
FRANK CURTIS, the celebrated comic vo
calist.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29
Notice.

Is hereby given that William c Dillin, has
been appointed by the county court, admlnistra
ter of the estate Of William 7. Billin, deceased
late Of polk township III the county OF &c lar.
All those indebted to the estate are requested
TO come forward and settle the Same without
delay, and those having claims against said
estate will present their accounts for imme
date settlement
aug 10th 1851 WILLIAM c. DILLIN, admir-.
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Religious Services.

AT the Methodist Epicopal Church in T,n.on
regularly each Sabbath at l0a o clock A, NJ
At the Congre gationalst Church, regularly
each sabbath at IL O'Clock A. NJ and in the
evening at clock. by the Rev. H. W. Cobb.
Atthe Court house in Upton, on the first Sab
bath In each month, at 1912 o'clock A. NJ. by
the Rev. Shelton Riley.
ID the Presbyterian Church every ether Sab
bath a, half past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. George
ID. Porter
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See the advertisement, Of &c
uue' Tor the sale Of land. We should
Judge the inducements to purchase were
quite available.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29
Cambridge.

This is the name given 10 a village recently
laid out IN section -, township 81, ~ r. W
OF the 5 p, NJ, in Cedar Go, Iowa. II l.,
located upon the line oil the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
al the point where the rail road crosses Spring
Creek, Il miles east Of Upton. Several build
ings are being erected al the present time. One
building is being erected 2cft, ifront by 4Ofi
deep, to be occupied as store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio II is 10 tie completed
by the lst day Of April, lS,5. A stock #
goods 10 'h. amount of Sir iAonsaad Dollars
have been purchased and are now on their way
hher. One other store-house will be com
pleted by the middle of April, and several other
buildings will be erected during the coming
season.
| now offer all Mechanics Il
FREE TILE FOR A LOT or Lots TO
build upon.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabinet maker
Shoe maker, Guar maker, Wagon-maker and
good Carpenter and Masons. II is good
settlement, good water and healthy lae alton.
Any person or persons can have Lot Fee
Of GhGrge 10 bald upon, aav time heta cen this
and the 4th Il July nsx'--the building 10 be
erected at any time during the year
For further information inquire on the
premises of CANADA NcQLLOl Gil.
have also unimproved land Tor sa e situated
near Cambridge The land IS supplied with
fire wood sufficient to use fer years To come,
aud we'll watered.
ET5~ We want all Temperance men or none
" Temp rrance, Lave and Reform IS our
motto. flGf
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6-We call the attention of the PEG.
pie Of this county to the notice to coutrac.
tors and builders, We intend IN our Of.
fetal capacity as county Judge, to erect o
Jail for the use Of the county, during our
term of office, and b, the Is, Monday OF
October will have il all under contract.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29
Pc " EkS & co.

FoFwARpING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and General steam Boat Agents, Water street :,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Consignments of Produce and Grain. to he
foru afded by the c. & r. |. r. T. viii NEE,
with prompt attenti IN.
Mark all packages pOWAPs 4 co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29

The following persons are authorized "a
Ct as agents for the .4drertts,r.
W. 8. SWIMMER, 81. Louis.
Z. W. Cam, Philadelphia,
VIsscnER l. ScHELL, N. Y. City.
r. M. BuRNErr, Muscatine. Iowa.
W. 8. SrENeEa, Davenport,
THos. VIM, SpriRgda,e, "
JoHR BovpsroN Lacton, -
RoBsar GowEs, Cedar Bluffs"
A Coutwright, Toronto. iowa.
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The Sights to Sec.

By reference to another column It vii
be seen that the Bailey Troupe propose
exhibiting in Upton, on Tuesday eve
next This company have now quite a
reputation through the country by their
performances. They have recently added
several artists to the troupe, and feel con.
fidsnt they can satisfy the public, and
give them chas.e, moral and entertain.
ing exhibition.
1-"Duran,," is the lame given 70
the second depot, from Davenport, or
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Il is the most convenient depo. from Tip
ton, being only about II miles. l" pro
prietors are in hopes Of making quite
place Of this, and are offering lots, TO &C
tual settlers, on reasonable terms. II II
expected to have the cars running 10 tbi'
place on or before the 2Nh September
next. When such il the case: J! mus
from it, location. attract the business Q
much Of The surrounding country.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-29

THE Unlers gnel Offers for sale a Gerry valua
/ bic farm adjoining the town OF Upton Said
farm consists of $40 acres Of FfKsr CLASS LAND
being us acres under good fence 100 acres
now under cultivation 1920 acres Of first rate
Timber, most OF which Is cHeICE young Timber
Also, plenty Of good down Timber. Theirs is al
40 IN this farm much valuable meadow land.
There j. also the farm $40 good grated
bearing fruit trees There il also on the farm
three Houses and a brick yard. One OF said
Houses il good frame House with stone base
meht, and one and one malt story above, contain
ing nine different apartments. Also, good
frame barn, with an excellent side hill stable nn
derneath.
THIS farm is for sale cheap. and on terms to
suit purchasers bat small portion of the
purchase money will be required to be paid
down, and the balance to remain for long tern
Of years, if desired, with interest.
| no2a-f SAMUEL LONG, Sen.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
0O3 V1O3A>

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
phlets, Hand Bills, Sc, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
tons, Notes, &C., Of u superior quality
always kept on hand at this Office.
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Estray Mare.

Taken up by David $. Norton at his resi-
dence in Cass Township &c lar County. Iowa,
80 % June 1855, chesnut snfsi
mare, with white strip il the face, flax CO.
ored name and all. about ten years old, about
II hands high, and appraised at s6a OF the 4th
day Of June 1855 before u. G. Lisk Esq.
j w. CATTEII.
County ciefk.
June 18th, 1858 mo.
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Notice

Is hereby given to all persons know
ing themselves to be indebted to Wise's
Mill since June, 1853, or at any time
previous to that date, tia, they mus, set.
tie the same before the lsl day of July
next ISAAC WISE.
HAY, 2S,h SIS.
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WHOLE ALE g. RE T A ! L
Furniture and chair Ware Rooms.
We inrite the attention Of the citizens Of
Tipton, and Cedar county IN general, 10
our assortment Of furniture, chairs and
mattresses, consisting of every article gen
orally called for IN our line. We hare
some tmenty different styles Of chairs, "a
rying in prices from 81 so 10 $40 dois.
per set; Rocking, al from 81 so TO $50.
Bureaus plain und fancy from Sl4 10
$40, Bedsteads from 50 SO to S2Oa piece.
In short, IRE thank you for your liberal
patronage thus far, and mute all in cam
of articles in our line TO gire us call ana
wc shall STRIFE 10 sutt you IN price and
style. We ,carrani every article 10 be as
represented Union Block, nerI door to J,
Lemp & e.. .Muscatine loaca.
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p%Our thanks are due 10 the Hon
VIM. II. Tuthill for late New York and
Chicago papers.
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NOTICE.

The notes given at the sale OF William Han
cock, and at the sale of r. 7. johnson win be
ound in the hands of the undersig led.
Those given at the Hancock sale are due on
The 18th day of November next, ana at the
johnson sale OH the 9th day Of Decemaer fol-
towing ROBERT NJ. LONG
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New Arrival.

By steamer Excel, the first boat from below
Ten Thousand lbs. Harness Leather,
Twenty doz Bride, do
Twenty doz. Side Collar, do
Ip97-Iyl PRfTT& 90
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3 ALL + US
paOiliuu Soirtts,
Bailey rroup. rcorganirtd and Enlarged
ron 18 q q.

ant and ashonable ADJUSTMENTS at
Upton, Sept. 4th, on Tuesday ers'
,nser spaeious PAVILION TENT. The even.
iug's soi.ee will consist Of q large and ehoice
variety of new songs, ballads, Duets fancy ana
comic dances, petit comedies, reereations, DIS
solving views, limitations, eomiealities, persona
tions, he, making the most attractive entertain
me nts now travelling; combii ing concert pal
"a and .cientihe amusemen.s, combining an ar
raw Of talent never before presented.
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Terms.
Copy year, in advance, 81 so
5 Copies - 700
10 -" 1900
20 5000
~ For one copy one year, II not paid in ad
vance, the following will invariably be char ged
II paid during the year, $500
Hnot $50
~ No paper discontinued until all arrear.
sges are paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

HAY.-salss OF 800 bales were made at lie.
LEAD The sales embraced loo tons spanish, said 10
have been at exc cash.
MoIAssEs LOO bbs. New Orleans were sold at zoe.
Clsyed Cuba was last sold at 25 a 26Nc
NAVAL SToRE.-Sales Of g. roo bbls. Wilmington rosin
made 1906 pr $40 bs delivered 100 spirits
turpentine at Acc.
ErRoyIsIoys. -Pork.-The market closed firm with .
feeling of sellers About 500 bbls were Sold
which included old mess, at $40 u.s. and new d. SIT u.s.
with small lot reported at SIT ST. and sI4 SO for new
prime. Beef was hrm and in good demand Cut meats
good request with upward tendency In prices
Lard was frm with sales of 800 to 400 bills. at loS
10xc.
Rim.-1oo casks were sold at 5k a exc. The market
was dull.
srcm-s cases nutmsss were sold at e71kc. and IS
cassia at p. t.
SuGAR.-The market was more active, with sales Of
about coo 100 hhds., chishy Cuba, at 5|c,
(the extreme range was at &c. and about 100 Ne
Orleans sold At So 5Xc., and loo Texas at p t.
TALLow.-About 10000 lbs. city rendered sold At
Ike; Philadelphia was held at 12c, with some sales
reported at that.
sPRns.-within day or two, 100 pipes Of Holland
nd Swan gin sold az 81 Is.
wHsKEY.-About 200 bbls State we're sold at 3s q
8xc.
1oBAcoo.-The market presented new fsltu.es,
prices continued frm with moderate sales and receipts
light. The sales were 50 hhds. Kentucky, TX 12hc
1872 bales Havana, "a e5c. 90 bales Ghza, t. 263
Eases seed leaf . 14c.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsHn.-sslss Of SO bbls were made at old prices.
BRxADsTuFPs.-Flour-Comm and medium grades
closed At about 12sc 25c Dbl decline. The sales
footed mp about 5000 bbls,-included In which
to choice State brands at $40 25 80 So Ohio
Michigan Indiana and Wi,conrn do. at $40 Is 80 So
with some lots extra Ohio at S11 rs $12 so. Canadian
Il 800 900 bbls.) sold at $40 25 $40 49, (com
mon to fancy extra Southern 200 bbls) at t11 81
S12 so for fancy and extra The market in less
supply, prices better sustained than orher de-
scriptions. Mesi-300 bble New Jersey sold at IS 49,
Rye -four quiet. Wheat was quiet and nominal
Corn declined from To- to &c. per bushel The sales
reached about $4,000 bushels which opened at 81 10
81 II FOR white and GLOW and closed a. 81 IA 81 ls
for both sorts and 5000 bushels were Sold TO arrive Ia
August, at 81 65. Rye was scarce and nominal 1000
bushels we're sold, 70 arrive, at p. (.
CorFw-400 bags Rio sold at 10zc.; 900 mats Java
at $50 DO. do at 14c 100 do Laguayra ct 1okci
500 do at t. so do. Savanilla at l0kc, and 900
bsgs Rio were sold by auction, at s%c lohc, ave-
rage o. 1O0c.
CorrovThe saIes reached 5000 to 1000 bales, part
in transitu The quotations ranged at about for
middlipg uplands; 1eM 10Hc. for Florida's loh
1Oc for Mobile and l0&c tor New Orleans and Texas
FRfGHrs dull shippers were waiting for later
for eien news before doing much To liverpool about
8CO bales OF cotton engaged at 532d. 316d To
london so tons cake taken at 15s and 80 bales
fura at ass To Havre, Gotten and bone we're at
half cent There nothing new to California.
FRun $50 boxes rsisns, M. RS sere sold at 80 40
81 ~; Eve citron at lekc. 299 baskets sweet
oil sold at 80 30 for quarts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

I0RrH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT sYArI STOCK
IN Treasury Department., N. c. Apri IA I865-asels1I
proposals will be received this once mail n celoo
AN Of the 2st May Next the purchase cf xhe fos
ing bonds be issued BY the State Of North Carona
Of 81 0o each 70 witt se6 600 running thirty yess
bearing interest asa date from the LIST January 1885
date from the FIRST April 1855
Also $50 700 running ten years, and bearing htsrsst snG
date from the first January, 1855.
All Of them exempt nom taxauen ~ law.
They viii all coupons attached FOR the ineyest,
six payable semi annually; and boil
the principal interest VIII Be payable :. Che Baai
the Republic New York unless where che purchaser pref
10 have them paid ct the Treasury of the STATE.
Parties bidding viii please address thek esseSs endorsed
Propcssls for North Carolina Stosks 70 the undsrsgnsd
ut Raleigh. N. C.. =. -..
bids viii be opened ct 10 O'clock An, ths 2st Mo-
next IN the the Governor Secretary and Comp
trole State and the President Of The Bank Of the Sass
The undersigned the right Of accepting such
m Whole OF In part ~ he may deem moss sdvsnssseous s
Successful bidders win required informed %
the acceptance Of their bd 30 deposit In bank Abe
with the accrued interest from the date Of the bend 70
credit Of We Tsssussf Of shs State This dsgos n4y e
Raleigh, N. c. ~ =. 7 z
amount Of its indebtedness be had NJ this once
application " Messrs. Brown De Rcsssst y.
Public Treasurer of Nsrth CAROLINA.
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no THE sTockHoLpERs or ruH NEW YORK AWE

ANDu
% ss:sss e an9sr.. nom some q your
jse. Tho made your company Canal Ran
property nom Long wharf through the city Grand
g Soo per annum which has since been oomIussd for
sSsh ss..
Our second lease /: called shs .Pisiays Lss::" SSs
as s s' aa e
half years canal Road; sanasiiy
shi.d 70 the Canal Road YoS cannot s.mpsin 9 ri:
sSess sssS Which should p.y your :.sp.sy n annual
me fault your s.:.:i.s.
r II he following
OrrIcE THE Nrw HAVEN AND NonrHAnproE Co,}
the rzs.is.n. and 6'ss.s.: 4 q. PEI and
q leases OF the This
cheap 1 Esss
shs. hi, win S one ssm
Equipments to ourselves track sSIous
JON. ana freight depot. engine
house. 60 s is ss%e as undsi sne sHEsrIELp President
There other proposals in the same letter.
Our third lease is called the Extension Lease and il
win e.
iss sss
y::i
WAS T1ss proposal ssslin.d Why sss d.s:ses:Sip
to the decision Of those who are acquainted with
s ss
Ss
i should be completed to the western Road We
RI
IL 0s nS
ter was miles Of which
Sing sepesssn " %
By the .1 S ws Haven
thus setting together under mutual IN on.
within year, the then dractorshiP your company
ss n sT
oSSny all S ". VIZ. "a s the
Of twas breach Of which We believe b
The n IL 5 for
ns e 1T
Road the basis Of an q ~ Tor our
a q Ur res ~sh
But again February received another
eu Ssnat
q many weeks On
by the printed with the Haven and Haxt
ford finally obtained on their terms and q
three to lease road above PiAnve every
from your company-two rejected by and th1
cause our efforts complete road had peen muc
crippled by the powerful opposition OF the Hartford conn
pany . ~
but e.nnot complain that our company has
dictated Moreover, the then dictatorship mad
money by They expected It, for they made provison
with rivals to bear their proportion Of the loss
intended lose money by for they immedately stoppe
road a CRANKY brought back to New Haven the rail
ties and spikes which the ground TO complete
and divided them equally with the Hartford companythu
turning of business which appropriately belonged 70 tn
In other words. they agreed to pay. sH60O . year
the Hartford roadaf In order to stop rlv
road from reaching its proper termination-s los
way, know not how, by that road But there Z
another why cannot justly complain Of usth
,f you win bring upon the Canal road all th
Ss Ios s 70 sssiss to terms c
fairly to develop it's resources and 20 produce
from the amount of net earnings which however
fsra need suffer no loss from this lease Yo
only lose money because have entered into oontrao
which compes you &C. drive business from T. road ne
from she Of the canal road st CRANKY
field Mass and the same is partly built and will doubles
be pletsd to Northampton. Your company nov
the will allow yen continue trains
and TO bring to the road All the business
by proper eorts and connections be brought upon
paDy and the Piainville sase win be to you
oensismsn IL has been said that your company s "a
has not been placed uyou you by our company.
The New Haven Northampton Company, BY
WILLIAM JOHNSON, President.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TH
Governors Of the Almshouse 1t their oce, Rotund(
Park until o'clock NJ Of the 2lst day Of Nay next
furnishing and delivering Blaokwelps Isiand, immI
diAtey the following described white pine lumber. III
reserve 70 h.pseyss the right OF reeesing
feet best box boards 10 feet lon|
and 10 inches wde 5000 feet best box boards "a
1900 piece boards; o0e feet inch good plank fsI
inch good plank; 10000 feet IL inch clear plank;
dressed inch plank 5000 dressed boards; 300 IL nd
spruce plank; 1000 inch spruce plank; 1000 Ing
hsmlock jost; 2,U0 wall stripe. fr8
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ITO BRIDGE BUfLDKRs.-PR0PosALs WILL p
received the o0ice Of the subscribers, No. Nas
it, N. York. until the 10th day of May inst for tho maj
rails for and the construcsion Of bridge OF one span
clear the Passsc River At Paterson, Nsw Jersey
bear the OF 20 81 whom ished and 70 % coz
peted on or before day OF July next The
must be accompanied by the plans gusny o. Inner
iron. BANKER q mooLNOu.I
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from California to the Path of April The news
is not important. Business in San Francisco
duh. Several failures had occurred. The steamship
Northern Light left San Juan for this port the night
Of the stn ins with $500 900 in gold dust freight
Frsm the large number Of passengers board should
Judge there large amount Of gold in private hands
The eross earnings Of the Erie Railroad Company for
the month Of April, 1855. amounted to s5l7,S9e OF,
against SSH s6 Is for the month last year. show
ing decrease Of S45s7 IL. The total receipts Of this
company the first months Of the present fiscal
year amounted to 49, 49, 7sl &c. against $so5o675 IA
for the same time the previous year. Increase in seven
months s226 l25 Al. This does not look much like an
Increase of 81, ooo, 600 in 1856 over 1854
We give below the gross receipts Of the three leading
railroad companies the stocks Of which extensively
operated in In this market for the month Of April this
year and last
RAILROAD RECEIPTS, &c.
April 1854. 1856. Cost.
sa. s2sss slasss sSSSo Goo
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lDV ERfISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINANCIAL.
~>~~c-SS>S>.~|>.~
Sl.OOO.OOO

$lOOOOOO ..ns.. % l sas
.sssvs$ iS1 ne Whole q s.E p;s Of s
~ With interest seupsn: p: :s
G q %
authority Of the ssoclhodsrs Tor purposs Of snisiin.
nna %
q 1SS n.:; Hs he
ss s.d
y, s.
The capital Of the company T. ooe o Of vn
Il III STAT +: sss sAss
LynsaSs. The = line !: M mil % q Saoa
Mn: ssas1s only ssnP:s: ssss: "a
'H s1psndsd the road about
y r hid
exceed per mile road link in sSs
:ssl d
Ne sr sSs hs M s &c az a.:
than hundred miles, and there Il Link 70
rom the city d ashinsson Montgomery Asbsms But
Ind S ss viii III
E.lIroau has certain local business Of II: own xhoh
::ssy sss 81 9 @
ssf support passes .lmossi.s whole lsase
host Valuable nature lead, ron copper. en-
have Sesn hitherto but Which are ss Ss.s
opeo that they can % conveyed e market shos
by the State and supported generally By the
people Virginia. with large cash capital actually pan
H. 4 is believed no security has been .scent osred Of
cent annually on the snount Of their bond. fro.
msnt Of them e. and the have adopt
surplus after the interest and sinking fand have
ssrms on the sale wl DO made % ssns
III ps ~ q IN
70 JHly 70 se allowed The rshs q rs:s
interests o. tie Company to do co. The bonds wn Be
lodged bank delivered when the whole amount
paid Full inform alton will be given all subjects
nected with the financial affairs Of the Company, which
could be derived by parties wishing to offer for the honda
and documents and references obtained by applying "
Adrian H. Muller, Esq, No. So WALL street. New York "
whom offers be sent sealed, and marked Tender fa
Railroad Bonds before the 24th day Of Nay NEXT
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad %
The Board Of Directors are -.o,
HENRY DAVIS. THOMAS I. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WIN. 7. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM A. READ,
And c. +. n. GARRETT ID Chief Engineer.
WIN receive sealed proposals. for the above loan whic
will remain With unopened till three o'clock r. H. 81
Ihpysday the oath day Of May next to be then opened
sns q tine OF some o'nsf Aasn'rse'
's'a' :. 'n' pABSRIAN Il. MULLER IS Wall street,
New York, 9Th April. 1855
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We publish as an advertisement in this days paper an
important letter signed by VIM Johnson President of the
New haven aud Northampton Railroad Company reative
TO the leases Of the canal road 1t is addressed to the
stockholders of the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company Its only another evidences of the gross mis-.
management Of the New York and New Haven Company
by the Schuyler Board Of Directors II the Northam p,on
Company have the best end Of the bargain IL is because
they managed their affairs more shrewdly.
By teiesrsphc despatch from New Orleans we learn
OF the arrival Of the steamship Prome.hers at that
port, from San Juan, Nicaragua, vita advices
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C,LoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADII
" or gentlemen having any 70 dispose Of obtain n
price for the by sending for the suhscrib
through the Post Once otherwise, at his residences
Blades attended TO By Mrs. G. N. s. COHEN 66 I'D
etrcet.
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The Board Of Directors are :
HENRY DAVIS, THOMAS L. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WIN. T. ANDERSON,

And c. +. N. GARRETT ID Chief Engineer.
Iw receive sealed proposals. for the above loan whic
Thursday the day May next to be then opened u
me Of the President or some other AUTHORISED
ADRIAN q. MULLER, 50 Wall street,
New York 9Th April. 1856
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CLOTHING, &C.

4 LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF cLOTHIN
~sntsd CentItmen having the same TO dispose Of wi
Inc hrhest pr,ce tor them BY calling address
John Murphy. l22 Nassau st., tasement.
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GALWAY AccEPTANcEs AND BUSINESS PAPER
N fer sails, by JOHN b. MURRAY. "A Wall street
over Bant North America Cash loans upon bank, rail
way ere stocks bonds and notes AdvAneef
-four rrsin on provisions and other merehandse
and on vessels ~ see AID in port.