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Mr.. j. Thompsons regular weekly auction, at the
Merchants Exchange, will take place tomorrow, the
9Th nst at l2l O'Clock. The list consists in part of
$Ss, 500 State Bonds of Virginia. North Carolina and
Georgia, $4,000 Bonds of Western Railroad Com
pany, &C. For full list see advertisement under inan-
cal head.
The business at the Clearing House, to-day, was
sl7,779OOo.
We hear of about s65OOoO taken in gold from this
CITY for the Boston steamer.
The Board of Directors of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Company have adopt
ed resolution consolidating all the different bonds Of
that road under one and only mortgage the entire
line of the road and branches, and establishing sink
ing fund of II q cent q annum sufficient to redeem
the entire debt before maturity. The sinking fund is 10
be placed in the hands of three Trustees TO he Invested
IN the bonds of the Company as long as they can be
bought under or at par. The Trustees consist Of the
President of the road cio and two Directors, one
of whom retros each year. The Trustees of the pres
,nt year are: Mr. Wilkinson, Ex(3ov. Barry, and NJ.
II. u. ST. John This sinking fund is very valuable
feature, and the example should be followed by all
roads having debt. Foreign capitalists especially
consider a sinking fund an element of great import
rrnce in calculating the safety and value of bond
investments. The Company consider that the
sinking fund feature will induce the holders Of
the present mortgage bonds to convert them
into the new Bonds. Under this consolidation all the
issues of the Company-the Goshen Line Bonds, the
jackson Branch Bonds, and the plain Bonds-become
equally valuable as the Mortgage Bonds, although at
present there is nearly l2i cent difference in the
market value. When the Goshen Line and Jackson
Branch are completed, this only mortgage will be a
lien of less than $4,000 mile on AS miles OF rail-
road. fully equipped, on one of the very best trunk
routes in the United States. BY resolution the debt
can never the aggregate exceed the amount of the
capital stock
The canvassing for proxies by the party opposed to
ne present manag cement OF the New-Haven Railroad
goes on actively and they feel encouraged to think
hat their efforts will be successful in eectng Board
will be willing to make an equitable compro-
mise with the holders Of the stock which has been ar
bitrsrly pronounced bad. Parties who are unable to
attend the meeting in person. and who desire to see
hsnge in the management Of this Road-the earnings
f which are now being wasted in litigation which
most probably will end in dedeat-should send their
ro1ies tomorrow "wednesday to Mr. Vermilyea, No.
+, WaDst. Itk reported that the expenses Of this
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TuEsDAY. Nay s-P. VI.

The Stock market was moderately active to-day
without important change from yesterday. The range
of the market however shows a slight improvement
and at the Second Board though dull was steady, ex
eepng FIR Erie which fell off y cent. but closed at
The full price of Yesterday. The breach between this
COMPANY and the Central is said TO be a serious one
and will lead TO a reduction of fares Reading 60
seller sixty IN improvement; Hudson River
steady; New-York Central was frmer; Cleveland
and Toledo improved v cent; Michigan Southern
Construction 4, cent, &C; Cumberland was rather
heavy at al; Nicaragua was firm; Delaware and
Hudson sold at 1876 and Pennsylvania Coal at 1861;
Canton was firm. In Railroad Bonds the business was
moderate and prices without much change Illinois Cen
trail sold at 4aa74,; New-York Central, 1925; Fries,
1875 s6a, buyer sixty the seller refusing the same
price buyer three; Cleveland and Toledo Dividend
Bonds IA, &c. private sale OF $4,000 Tere
Haute and Alton Eight y Cents was made at co. and
90 was bid for a lot Of $4,000 Goshen Line Bonds.
In State Stocks the business not large, but the
market was firm. Virginias improved cent, sell
ing at 97l Indiana g. So; Kentucky Gs lOi; Michi-
gun 6s, 975; California IS, o. &c.
There a rather better supply of commercial bills
offering to-day, but noticed no change in rates.
Bankers were willing drawers at the asking rates. The
business for the steamer has been considerable, the
merchants having RENTED more freely than for week
or two. There is less demand from Boston in conse
qucncc Of there being a free supply of bills in that
market Sterling is 9s0lOl, but few sales being made
over lOl q cent. Francs, 5.15P5.l2l some Govern
Iocnt Francs were sold at 5.132. We have advices
from the South of heavy rains which must tend to
bring in cotton and other produce and increase the
quantity Of bills.
There were engagements to-day of 1000 bush. Corn
Cor Liverpool at 2d2i in bulk and bags-the first en-
gagcmcnt for two months. A further rise must take
place ON Liverpool before this shipment will pay
profit Also, 900 bales Cotton, 5-32 G36; 100 bbs.
Oil, 49, 70 bbls. Shoe-pegs, j6 To london-60O tcs
Beef, 2j6; l,50O bbs. Turpentine, ~. To Glasgow
leo ties. Beef 81. To lIavre-Cotton, &C.; Whale.
bone &c. and Provisions Coc A vessel of 200 tun'
was chartered from Bangor to Berbce at $40 for whit
pine lumber and one from jacksonville TO Demarara,
yellow pine lumber, at $40 so.
The payments from the Sub-Treasury to-day were
large 49, s223,9 Received, sl46,7O5, including
100000 from the West; balance, s2,l53,5l5; paid
from Assay Office $4,000; paid in discussing checks,
sl5,soO.
The following sales Of Bonds and Stocks were made
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financial.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANFUAL
~ Interest falling due 10 this city on ne FTP 1'-
DAY Of MAY 1855, on the BONDS OF THB CIT O - -
BURGH and O. the BONDS OF THR COUNTY 70 ST.
IEcHANY. Penn > Issued to the ALLEGHANY tAtLsi
RAILROAD Co.. SIN PER CENTS viii be paid aa' 4.
the 7th instant a The Office Of the underened preset
u the proper coupors.
WINsLOw. LANIER Co. Ne. g Walls.
N-u-Yo-k. MAY ). 1883
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Nv Telegraph.

BOSTON-Au. MAY 6. bsrks Speedweel, Hoges, Palermo;
White oud Ho,f. Caf.na; Brunette Lancaster TRINIDAD.
Tom Corn Cssner Cenfesos; bTg Lyon Gardner.
BOSTOS-kn May Q, ship Peerless Cslis1 va Hampton
Roe 80 baks Edward Of NeY ork savannah GeorEisna and
tsri.ht Bsinos; : al snd Echo Pa Adj phs; May p.
led, Charsson; hrgs samuel and Edward Guyana ri g
Maslhau Duch C.fdenss 81 ulf; Wsvery. Remedies "a
u. Also az. bssk Mary Palermo via Gibraltar April
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Arrived.

T. : ,esm.hip James Adger Turner Chafeston, mdse
spoford> eson Co. Sunday T. NJ ~ miles =. II OF
Civ bound ,outh 20 r. NJ. ~ miles sW Cape hattetas
exchanged signals with steamship Nashville bound 70 Chs.e
ssnss with steamship Augusta from New iors, hence SOUTH
Ship Liberty Atkins, NewOHeans April H. and southwest
Pas. iih mdse and Is passengers 10 Stanton Thompson
BARK ALnade Andrew Providence, IN ballast TO T. W. Rich
ardson
Brg Wsredae (of F.s,portJ shaekford Guayanla P r.
April p sugar and no-s TO master No date a' . ~ ION
75 passed bark Rolla, steering >>N. o..
Bg Busnsmoza tspan Agzorand-, 81 John r X 10 ds
Brig Wae.sa Whitney St Marks IS DAYS cotton tobacco.
&C. 10 sua wood Anderson Co. April D. lat . ~ lou ~
81 saw larke Br steamer bound north.
schr Mouhtsin Ease oi Hslch) Robbins Havana 10 d.
fruit Thomas Gluarn. sailed company with bars Mar.
tbs Ann FOR NewYork April p 1t . u lon BY poke sehf
Golden Cloud OF Vnahayen from New Orleans for Sewfor.
MAY lat 81 H. lon ~ p spoke bark Yarmouth, 0f Boston
from Havana for Falmouth Eng. 49,.
seh Agnes Ross, (Brl Murphy HALIFAX Is days dsh to VII
sehr Granite Lodge Colby, Boston
schr Hin, Carter Baltimore.
Schf Carleton Jane, Tyler Baltimore.
s,r Brandyvine Wheeler Phladeph ia for Nes-iilycn
Sttr Mary Tee, Iice, Phisde phia
fchr = b. 'iy, Wescotf, Philadelphia.
srir y. rv,or tyler. Philadelphia.
Sthr q. Bsl. Robinson, Baltimore.
SIR Fmrr Hotciii.. Goldsmith Virginia 10 Haven
s,hr Henncc. Chichester Richmond fos TO g. H. Po-son
Coueis benson Bedford. oil 'o Gdlnel, Nn.un
sei Zolt Murray, Ess;pcrt days, P-le 20 ss't son
Sehr Essle, Rhodes. ROeklsnd, iime.
schr Cape Cod. Kelley Gloucester.
Sclr b. Stannarl. Jones Boston.
sehr II. Alfred ctrihsr, CheTyfeli, iu'eiei saYs
ssh superb Parker chsnyds.d lumber 70 s-a, Ma..
hew Go.
sehr =. STEPHEN. Me6esor Calais lumber g. 'a'se-
BfLOW-Oue ship asd one bars
NIND-Dgrins the DAY ri and fresh
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Ma,k.ts.-CARrru11r REPORTED FOR Tar TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, MAY g, 1855
ASTES-The market frmcr, the demand j. more active;
no bbs 81 for Pots and ~ 8f IS . for Pearls
COTTONThe per Gamer A.ia has impaired Increased
frmne market with Improvement IN the prices Of
y oneeishih The business doing not arge the saler will
reach about bales Annexed the rates this day
SEw.YoRK CLAssIfIcATioS.
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ROCk III Tn ILL ~ l, 80, RocS RIVER
VALLEY Union RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT MORE
CAGE BONDS hereby notified that All ., sara i,'oiq '1
8rsd rnrrtv embraced the Mortgage Of said koai % Il
ser Trustee dated sept g. 1901 % secure the payment OF
said Bonds and together with all iincnses au -lp.
,enaness were sold by the undersigned Trustee successor ~
the aid r. J. Walker the lid trust AZ puDh' au'to.
Janesyille Wisconsin the 2h Of MarcA IA !.
rreyou. notice published required by the terms OF aa
cage for the purpose of paying the principal ahd nus
Bonds-said principal having been declared due N -
MANY holders authorized By the terms or tn. i''',7-
consequence Of default in payment Of the Interest,"
An holders the said Bonds, who were nor paIt ~.
ihey can receive their dividend oi le preeeds oil ~
"a tur AZ the office CHARLES BUTLFk, 80 Z W si-'
aud delivering mp their Bonds VI ALLEN p' 49,.
New-iOrk. AIul p 1850. A's-'
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NETWORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE co..
~ No 50 Wast.
CASH CAPITAL ls.lIl 900.

This Company continues insure upon Dwelling Houses
stores and other Buildings; also Merchandise Household Fur
re Ships In port and their CaEgoe &C. against loss "
amaze by ire on liberal any other Institution.
RICHARD j. THORSE President
JonN MILLER, Secretary.
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Road are 20 2 cent Of ts receipts; 50, it seyoer-
tain that change should be made in the management
The annexed statement gives at glance the posi-
ton Of commerce NJ this port for the pas; season The
imports show decrease in April, a. compared with
the same month last year. of a. 476,523 or g cent
From lst January, four months 49, $50, 800 or 80
cent. from l,t July ten months $40 239, J62 OF l.
cent The exports Of merchandise for the same Pc
riods show a decrease Of In April, s23l POI, or
cent? since LIT January 81 pos sl9, or cent; since
lst July s69.O.6lO. or y cent In April the exports
NJ snecie were 500 ,O7s less than in April 1885, but
since January there has been comparative increase
Of s52e 1872. orr cent; and since lst July g, ill
.57. or - y cent.
The State Treasurer Of Michigan has published the
annexed Card:
STATE TREasuRER's OFFICE, LANSING, MAJ !. 1855
To BILL HoLDEEs o. THE GOvERSNESr sIocE basE
Iii. BsrE the sum Of $500 Is been received Treas
my Department and the proceeds Of the ISLE Of the socs bell
by the late state Treasurer amount 70 the Of =s,
n vi5ent thar son ero fraud has been rr a.e5 and "a
Consequence Of such apparent faud the undered deems
las duty the protection Of the Interests 81 the BIZ hors 90
defer he psyen, Of the dividend sdveed paid TIE
10Th iLst until further notice. 5. VI. HOLMES,
Tie Hon. Mr.. Body Of Rochester, who went to
Europe in February, returned by the Atlantic On the
ith. While abroad we learn that be purchased the
iron 10 complete the railroad from Toledo 70 the Tee
Haute and Alton Road. The rails are now being laid
down rapidly on the Valley Road
Cotton has been buoyant to-day under the foreign
advices, with moderate amount Of sales. Flour IL
l2,c. better and Corn is again improving, with re-
newal Of the export movement. Pork and other pro-
visions are firm and in good demand. The sales Of
Cotton for the week asst have been II 900 bale, leav-
ing the stock q 900 bales The decrease receipts at
all the ports is now 2J9 900 bales The increase in ex-
ports is 1914 900 bales Of which $4,000 j. to France.
The accounts received to-day Of rains at the South
viii probably LET out some Cotton which has hereto
fore been kept back. Mr.. Wnghts circular for the
steamer has the following remarks.
RECEIPTS EXPORTS CROPS, &cThe receipts 20 the pots
the corresponding week last season h the ~
some come comparing with mode
The rivers all low a. The >ourh hut
owing construction has been
eeiyed Mobile and NewOreans which could not have other
wise arrived. fhe export Great Britain for te week past
has peen the week last this viii De
again week and by the first week in June not
sooner the tables viii show decrease IN export 20 beat Brit
ain a. compared with dates last There now load
ing United ports - vessels less than az the CORES
pondiu period The export 20 France during the
aid the total IN shipments
amounts The stock hand and hpboad,
not cleared o. bels than - the time at
Tie following .tafcaenf Of the movement in Cotton since
the Let September last compared with the previous hee
years. ... go, ,s-,
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Diaper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
SON Co No - Beekman-si. offer sale on tho o~'
est terms:
Writing Papers English, French aud imericn.
News Paper all sizes weights and qualities.
Book Papar all si1es weights and qualities. ,,,
Tissue Paper fancy eolors and white Of the esHas''
Hanging Paper, white and colored. different "'oi"s
Hatters Paper, thin snd Of the beat quality
Cloth Paper Sx40 and fG18s s..-S,.i y
English Hsrdvare Paper. large assortmen'' Ju'
SheathinE Paper, of the best quality. ,
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag and MANIA
Tee Paper Of different azes III,
Tar Rosips Paper, suiIsAe i0g r0at' = I'VE
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BANK DEPAKTNESr. stated Ntw-foRS,
HyHE CAMDEN BANK has THIS DAY sled, IL

this Office NOTICE Of the appointment Of K {. ALLlN
Co the CITY 81 Newfork agents for the redemption OF
~ circulating notes together with revocation Of the appoint
rsent OF the Merchants Bank Albany sch agent asreeao
no the act entitled amend the several acts r. ans 20
Iucororsed Banks Banking Assosous and In'v-la baIA
ers 4" passed April II, 1881. .. ,s-
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Receipts OF Produce

BIZ Erie Roroad-355 bbs Flour. 30 bags Oats go bush
Potatoes IS pkss Ahes IA psg Butter, o' pss froNEon
II 600 sides Leather, GO hogs
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MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION

STATE TREasUREK's OFFICE. LANSING March D. 1850
In pursuance Of the following section OF Act relating TO Tue
FIVE MILLION LOAN BONDS approved February p Is a.
which annexed DO hereby notice to the holders
OF the following described Bonds:
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In our memoranda Of yesterday relative the hooHer T. J.
Brcguad the particulars Incorrect The potbost y ph
No when 10 nile, north Of Cape MAY mot Bar III tie
sfh mot eth fell 10 with ctr :. J. BFognard loaded with
hay and abandoned having been into the ught previous
had her = stove H. and sinking condition The po-s
succeeded usug her bow, and to-ed hs into
tLis IoT. 49, bound % City Point, "a
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rS0 000 DOLLARS i-NEW,YoR $500 spd
(OU.UUU HARLEM RAILROAD SECOND
u ACE SWIM PEE CENT hNNns.

IT, Mortgage coverss 1gs sno1n OF Real Es;a,s in ms
CIV a. vel y A-y Es-ces h as of tae Roel not IL
aSei ID the Fir, Mortgage ard a. the R-rs seck AID Fur
Ii,ure q fhe Fcad-
Te Bouds are ss-sd wt Iuteres C0rols s1el pay able
On the h- dsy. OF FebrAry and August eh yeer and the
Principal rsiuburrabie the trst day Of August soL TIE
Nossse i maze - tie Farmer Loan tn Ts; Company q
M CITY A. Trustee for the Bondkode, sod recorded al
eornfie- though Which me Rosi rasses.
Th issue added tie fs, vii he mortgage nclm-
trauce up the Road four million doscs than - pr cen.
ure ~ cot ID 70 present time. The proceeds q he bons
NOW erei M te ussd-frs;, eN--ga he coating -e1t
n the Conf auy and second comp the double tacs 10
tire Plain and erect scue few Houses required
he ue sfhe Road al Of which expected Lay be cone
A. 10 close he Construction Account, she end OF the sea-
he security upon which these Bouis ba be eyed 20
he II a. respects sPe-qu.te riise thai OF The First
Mortgage.
The esruugs q tie Road ooEtarrS sceisns nd ~
trnes. present and prospective satactoy a. now
Proross r a. say Of ;Lese Bolls may be addressed 20
WILLIAM B. DRAPER, Treasurer Harlem Railroad Com
r,nv Sew.York. Endorsed PROPOSALS fJr SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS until The ljta day OF May neNi when
thew vii he orened and honll whether the oGe be
mae In cah CT receiving TIE Bonds usssmeuts Of 3 per
cent payable respectively the 18th OF Nay h or June 18th
Of July. and 18th Of August
The nsht Of rejecting al or any rsrt q The bids reserved
Il .eemed for the interest O; the company 50 % DO.
By order OF TIE Board O. Directors,
NICHOLAS DEAN Preslen'.
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BoNDS-The suhscrbsr. oeer for sale IS 600 OF the
rg,n md Lcxiuron Railroad Company due IN 1879 Principal
ana interest payable IN the { ~ Of New fors -
T. " CLARk DODGE 4 Co.
corner OF Wal and Niaun.sts.
In ease the shove Bonds sol by he sh OF Nay they
vi te sold az auction. By JOHN ThOMPSONi 90 tnai Day
a, ~ O'clock az ,he Merchants ENchange.
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III one door above 2st-sf Open ally from II \ " 20
p VI. Interest the rate Of per cent on sums Oh ~ ~
under. and 5 per cent over 80. -. 49,
VII IT, PLATT, Presi J. r. KELLER, Nice'rre'
81
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NEW-1OFK. WAY /, ~
TyHE DIRECTORS of the BOWERY BANK
have this dsv declared Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT.
payable and after the 10Th The Transfer Books Will 81
n G. BRADFORD Cashier.
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MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE COM

WI PANY-CAPIrAL $50 ooo-Otice, shoe and Leather
Rank Building No. n Broadway, OF Chalnben-t
This Company he capital having all been paid nl Is prepared
10 Insure buildings Merchandise ships In Port and their Carr
goes Household Furniture and Personal Properly generally
sgan.t by Fire. favorable Losses equt-
ably adjusted aud promptly paid
WILLIAM H. DE GR00T, President.
HENRY b. DAWSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. DeGroot, Daniel :. Darling, FREEMAN Hunt,
Daniel =. Smith James TiebOut. Alex McCoter,
Chas w. Copeland, Alexander Philip Edward DE Groot,
John X. Hora, Nathan A. Rogers, Bartlett smith,
John Jay.
PETER T. CooN, Surveyor
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groreries.

- II A L A NX NJ l. L S.
hcnlily, ssmp, Graham and Family Flour, Wheat Crit
Osi Mea. Corn Meal Pearl Barley Rice Flour Sage Tapoca
MAeesoui, Vermes Split Pea, FxrinA Fresh Pescs- DO
Ion.toe sweet Herb k foI ses PLsasx Depot No.
Bxssy-si., By p4lE" 4 FRENCH.
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NTFW-yoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD Co

~ The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF this Company
-, tte F.criou of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS, VIII be helt a.
The OfFce u the Company, No. Cenre-st, on TbEsDAf
Nev Isl lsi Pol viii 0Ineucs O'clock and close
Ar oeok F. " The Transfer Books vii be closed Ihar-tay
fs =. M 800 A N W n. EMERSON. Secretary.
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yVHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK-NEw-

i YORK NAV ,. IG55-The ANNUAL ELECTION OF d.
c.o and Coau.os Of this Association viii be held, a. the
Banking Room on WEDNESDAY. the 9th lay Of June next
$500 - ar 2oeock GEO. :. COE, Cashier.
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n 80 s,oc.boli,rs Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
EAIIROAD COMP Any held tdisn, In the -tAe o. ssc
isan on the 18Th day Of April las, va, y9s1 nI "a 81 III
Rom COMPANY IL pursuance % he ie~s o. me sae s
Michigan snd hs, y meeting Oh ne SoSP1yy bsi5 -
Isr Indiana on the ah DAY q April lasf y " = ree ~
ths sid NORTHERN INDIANA RnLh0A1 SV'p III NJ
ROAD COMPANY ~ suhor ed bv ne laws OF nc $50 y
Indiana And hs pursuance q ne 40 ssicI4is,S
-er. b.s heer concluded between the SAID VII ht5NN
SOT-TFpN RAILROAD COMPANY and The said NOhi t
FRN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whcrto3 me-
- bcr,s rnerrea sni consolidated info company,
eaTe5 - TJF NICHIGkN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY" - -
Holders Of sock IN the old Companies are requested ~ -
render Immediately their old Cer'incg.es OF s'oeA a1
new Cert catss IN The Consolidated company
b. order Of the Board II Directors; ,,,-,,,, g..
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V'HE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
Dollars fs40ooo) A. EDWARDS President, JAMES VAN
BEuKEN Secretary, with Board Of DIRECTOR embracing
al No ~ Wsils,
The Company have tska the recently yscaies " 30
Courier and Enquirer No 70 Wa., which they viii oeoaPy
a. soon a. The repars arg completed.
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BEoApw.y B,yE NEw.YoEK. Apr -. 1855
ELEVENTH DIVIDEND.-A Semi Annual
IL Dividend Of FIVE 81 PER CENT on the espita stock
this Bank of the profits Of the lss six months will be
paid on and after the 18Th day Of May ensuing.
The Transfer Book viii be e.osed from the 10th o. May Until
the day Of payment. }. l. kEERlTT. Cashier.
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rTyHE COUPONS of the First and Second Mort
Il gage Bonds of THE PEORIA AND ooUAMKA RAIL
ROAD Co, due Isl May, viii be paid by j. A UNDERWOOD
4 son, Nc. z Exshsrss .psee-May ], 1853
GEO. c. BESTQR, Pysssssl..
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that at meet:

OgrtcE OF rHr McmGAS sovEHESN tNo SoNihsS
INDIANA RNLKoAD CoNFaNN, No. - W i,h ,sss
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Y'HE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE Com
ces, Nos. Walls. end 25 Gresnnishst es.h Cepta'
5000 with surn Insures Buildings, Merchandise "
nuEe Vessels IN port their Csrgoes snc Other rYe'
IL Loss Damage by Fire. MASON ThohfsoS Ff''
MARTIN l.. (ROWKLL, Secretary.
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