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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03
HESEY II. LEEDS A1o' ioneer-By IA. H. LgrOs Co.
ON THURSDAY. Oct I, at I0d O'clOck. at No.

HESEY II. LEEDS, ABo 'ioaeer-By II. II. LELos Co..
IN THURSDAY, Oct 4, at lOd o'clock, at No.
" "a Grsmscy Pak south eide the property Of gentle
man leaving for Europe ELEGANT FURNITURE, all made y
Ponset Bauconns Meess consisting Of Velvet ard Baseh
Carpets superb rosewood Center Table large size With acsns
top large Per and Mantle Closes costly re Bronze Dup,
large sire marble b,e and figures to match; Buh Etsss
end Lardenre, Bull Work Table, crimson sDk Cafiairt
Worsed De Lsne do rich Lacs do Bronze @asas carved
rosewood Paror Suite IN crimson da ss silk bse De sns Do
sofss Chairs. Arm Chars &c Fancy Chairs 10 ,apssy Sb
Tables Iieh ormoT Chandelier, rosewood Chairs coveein
yeve.; magnificent Marble, Bronze and Orm0u Cock, mrf
ted from Paris Candeabss to mach very costly PaLoFors
flushed all round ami carved, cost $40 made by Nunss sad
Crke elegant Psno Cover ebfodersd and rosewood Fire
scres q, ard other valuable artici q.
DbNG RooN-Orab Damsss Silk Curtains, n ,bosAny Er
Table and Lesvss two mfrbeop Bullets 10 n,h tsny
Chairs 10 plush superb EnEsvDgs In frames, CbsDdsbs
Brussels Carpet China Glass &c Tge assortmer VI Gresa
house Plants of very choice deecdp ions.
BEDpooMs-Rcbly carved good Bedsead,, Csnopiss,
Wfrsed De Lame and Lace Curtiins French Worried Ds
L.ine Window Curtains elegant rosewood Drsss hg bneae
msble.iop and Dressing Tab Amour sGlses, Wsafooa
with plate glass Cabinets Brussels Carpet, Sofa sod oente
Tables Cbars covered 10 de aae furniture covered "a pns
NernO Curtains 10 match, Cabinets, WIffooesi miaogny
Bedseai eropy and Chiutz Curtains, Wsshsts1ds Ch"d
Dressing Bureau, Tables IN rosewoi mtstonoah beeloi
Cottsge Suites mahogany do Beds MsIesses sci sho
large assortment Of valuable Furniture, not snaneFaei
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Markets. .CIRrrp1IY REPORTED FOR The Tususr.

.
AsBES-Thesket is without change the demand Is fair
bb 51i for Poss and SO 62 ass 10 for Pearls
SaleIa steady sttc. .u
COTToN-Ihe market is 5ul at a decline Of cent The
sa to-day reported at 700 bales our revised quotations are
rc kk
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RUSSELL w. wEsTcoTr. Ausiioneer.
7 ARCE SALE of SUPERIOR FURNITURE

IL A. AUCTION.-THIS We'd e,dsy) MORNING,
O'Clock precbely At No - Sh-sy i door from lsths ems
oracDg al the elegant Furniture Of the above house Far
will find Il their n,eres to attend tbs sale :. ns as
conslg Of rich spest'y, thTeepy, and ingram ICON saa
stair Csrpes; % Ia good Piror SUITE 10 bfeo mpe
or rosewood Plano For mnbstog rosewood Etngere, mfr
ror front; costly Mantle Ornaments Curtains and sh,de'i
rge French plat. Mirrors wood Center ADD Pier lses
R,c.ption ard Arm Chs; s@yersl large OH fantng acj
rose wood and mahogany French Bedseai pure BAR NAT
resse; feather Beds, Sofas; Lounges rosewood BOOB.
rosewood mahogany Dressing bpreaus mafbe'op Wnn-
ttapds rA Chine Toilet Oval Glasses &C., WIN use
variety Of Bedroom and Basement furnituei mafDieop
Suite; Extension Table Chns seisi silver "Asi
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EoousNa IS PNh RIO.

CENTFEL FURNIIURE-THUR Oct
at IOs A. NJ st No. 50 S5h-st, cfs fan v sho have
leA the ety Of the Gsra ssssrment Of fARLOR
BEDROOM, snd KlTCHES FuRNlTUas, Brasse's esd la
grain CARPETS OF Cloths Locking 81 asses. mahogApy Asd o*r
thsir. Rockers mAhossny aud ether ra5es, sof Ite g.
T,tes Peiues Orn4nent mahogany, french and other
Beasssds BeddDs Wsshsanis CToeksEy, Stoves, h'ehes
Articles,
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l,<V'Zlo "
The Indiana State Auditor gves notice that the &c
cur.es held in trsst for the redemption of the Greg
atipr notes of the Plymouth Bank at Plymouth;
State Stock Security Bank at Newport; Traders Bank
at Tene Haute; Drovers' Bank at Rome; Farmers
Bank at Sterlipg; Agricultural Bank at Mount ster
ling. and New-York stock Bank at Vincennes-sl of
Ir disna-will be sold at auction at the Merchents
Exchange. in this City, at noon on the Goth inst
These securities consist of Indiana and Pennsylvania
Ewes, and Virgins and Lousiana skies.
At Boston Money is in good supply, and the benks
are discountng literally for their regular customers
In ,ie street the beat paper goes at = y cent, but
higher rates src paid on inferior names.
The b Ton Journal of Monday says:
"The Railway panic continues and we have 10 re.
port still further decline. Msire, under the effect OF
the Iuvesig aiiDg Committee report dropped TO 81 at
which saes of regular stock were made after Second
Board although not published in the list. Worcester
declined J. and was dull; Providence touched ca,
Ind Western offered at s7l. The marke; bas wit
nc sed no zach depression and heaviness in Railways
for several years."
In regard TO the Isle Roysle Mine The Boston Post
Gays:
"Soon after the concern came into Boston hands as.
Winter, the Company appeared to be overwhelmed
with debt It's paper had been protested 10 a large
amount the miners were dissa isfed and the mining
,dvices ere lot very favorable. new Superintend
| ent and new Treasurer were appoiDted-the latter
was Immediately dispatched 10 the lake TO settle ac-
! counts with the previous Superintendent Large as
easements we're levied aud promptly responded TO by
! the stockholders. The result was that the Company
was found 20 owe some 500, 600 less than had been
supposed, and every cent that it did owe was Gqui-
dated. Upon further development the mine improved
wonderfully, the machinery put into full opera
,ioD and The product sent from the mine to Sept l.,
1855 was f57 600 ID of 10 cent copper after paying
freight ard smelling charges, full $4,000 or more
than enoueho pay the expenditures of the whole year
without t1encbing upon the yield from Sept, TO Jan
l, estimated al abon $40 600 more. From these facts
ii would sppesr that the lse Royae is really earning
fsir dividend, but informed that none is con-
ttmplated at present
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Spoken.

By piotboa Christian Bere-Sept r. lat 40 TO- lon % 30
,b D Flor. McDonsd, Of and for Baltimore. -
Sept 20 lat 20 25 en- 81 Bren ship Lous Maria, from
RreIr for PhiIaie Ela
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BY North Risey Boaa-S GEO bbs Flour "a d. Ashes. 4iai
boxes Cnesse 5S bushels Rye, 1873 do. CON- 2'oo do
Wheat, II go Co. OGts.
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Arrived.

L. EGsil steamship George Law, Cray. Aspiuwsr Vi. HG-
vISs VIII re ma, ron CaeEra, I'D Plss aud ass ~ u
ireaase % NJ o. Rober-s
I. 8 Nsa rsIn.hp Flerias wooibsD ssvsrrsh, nasss.
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HsxsY II. LErps Auetionesr.

HgSSY H. LEEDS Auotonosr. -
II II. LEEDS X Co will sell on WcDNES-
III. DAY Oct s. at Il o.: IA, Store No. - Sassaua,
81, r.pt PAPER MACHE GOODS recently exhibited a. he
Ctysa Ps,oe from the celebrated makers lemons Bsfes
sef Of Birmingham consisting Of Arm Chairs Tshe' Screens
Tea C.ddies Pagetries W,ns DESKS nss,snd'
Gard Psis Foos ohe goods richly Decorated, AL o.
which viii he sold hout reserve BY order Of coudfnee
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Hlillinsrp, &f.

NILLINERY-M No. 495 Broadwsy
WI respectfully invites the sdes Of New Yofa 70 cal and
anime
SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or MILLINERY q.
the richest ard most extensive stock 10 b. found TINS ey -
receiving Bonnets direct FROM France BY every siess Wv
enabled 20 offer the - o-.,ps
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE srYLbs
& prices a. low e. any otneT establishmelL
MARCY
No. ~ SrYasy;.
between Bfooms and SprsfA<
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hiE1ATrHB AhANkc......r1Is
Sts-Hses...5:59 ses.......6:Ss Moox-Rfes...il:7l
- hAGH SAIER.... Day
ssne5 Hock..l2;il 0oF Island. 1901 HsIGats... 24-
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AUCTION SALE.-Peremptory sale of LOTS

A UCTION SALE.-Peremptory sale Of LOTS,
N Wakefield adjoining Olinyie the H.xem Raro ID
the Williams Bridge Depot On MONDAY, Oct 9, 1855,
az y o'clock, the preTisee.
This property consists Of about go Village Lots fronting on
streets properly drained and graded by Industrial
Home Association No. s. tbis perty affords 20 the working
and ebufe ghf country residence within 10
minup 8 ride Of the City Hall.
~ BTerm Sale 20 per and the Auotionsers fees At
the time the ba la equal iustamen,s
h Maps of the property be At the rooms Of the
scstion No 1853 Bowey Friday nings; of the EK
Cor mittee, J. F. Wells No. 90 Avenue J. H. Wstts No
u Thomp,5n-st and J. Greenin, No. 756 Grsenwichs
ck. be procured for the sale at 2
Should he weather prove unfavorab the sale will take pace
the frst fair day. By order Of the Association,
J. r. WELLS, Chairman Executive Com.
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financial.

DVIDFND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due in this city the FIRST DAY
Of OCTOBER proximo, the folowing'nsmsd Securities
will paid aid after th,t date at the Office Of the under
signed on presentston Of the Pre- per CouvOns, VIZ:
THE BONDS OFTHE CITY OF COLUMBUS, (Oho) IS
,n.s 20 THE COLUMBUS AND xRNIA RAILROAD COM.
PANY, per cents.
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTIES OF MARION AND
SHELBY tOhio) issued to the BELLEFONrAINE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, per ceEta
THE CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE AND ASdrABULA
RAILROAD COMPANY'S % Mortgage Bonds, per cen',.
THE BELLEFONTAIEE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COaPANY's I'd Mortgage Bonds per cents
THE IEDIANAPOLIs AND BELLEgoNrAlNE RAIL
ROAD CoaPANYs INCOME BONDS, per cents.
WINsLOW, LANIER Co., No. So Wals..
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Ia Chicago, III.
Il ARGE SALE of VALUABLE Properly at

In Chicago, III.
T ARGE SALE of VALUABLE PROPER4 az
IL CHICAGO -rHREE THOUSAND LOTS tOA SALE,
IN FLSTON and SHEFFIELD additions 10 Chcaso-On the
SIXTEENTH Of OCTOBER next at 10 oeloa A. " 81 , .1
day the undersigned wE offer f SALE 1t AUtllON, SEW
EkTEEN HUNDRED LOTS IN ELsTON addihSn en-
psng any desirable WsteTLots the north haneh
Also THIRTEEN HUNDRED LOIS IN SHEFFIELDS
addition Chicago, including many fine large Wa'erlo
OF the north branch Of the Chicago RIVER
afording the favorable opportunity % Prices within
the reach all for purchasing Lots either for residences Or M
business manufacturing purposes This Properly kswnn
part tbe Property belonging the CHICAGO LAND COM
PASY, and will be sold on the ground.
TERMS-One fifth cash balance Ia four annual peyneha,
with per cent interest annually.
w. b. OGDEN,)
NJ D. OGDEN Trustees Chicago Land Co
ID. ELSTOS, }
Inform,t!on may be had Of CHARLES Butler, Of 9. H.
FLEETWOOD No. u WAlst New York; O. D. ASH
LEY No n State ST.. Bost0r.-Chcsgo, Aug 10, 1855.
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Notice hereby gwen that Nun Buoy Of hs seeoni Cas-
pair ted Red No. has been placed Martins Ledge entrance
10 Boston herhor. BesIiDss e. i0lloFs; -
Graves Bell Boat. ...............''''''''''''.S tL
Hadpg's Bel Boat.
Point Adeuon Buoy "..............'.'.'S'N
Boston Ledge Up, Al,
Also that Mn Buoy Of the Second Class psleed he 70.
has been placed Boston Ledga, about half mile 70 ne
eastward of sh.e Le@ge. Bearings as follows:
Martins Ledge Buoy ....s.sssss.s+ss''
HGrdngs Bel Boat. o'uJ
Point Aid. ron Buoy - "
South Point Of Sbsg Rock W. - ".4N'
BY order II the Il yht house Roart
C. ". B. CALDWELL, L. ii. inspector % District
Boston. Oct. |, 1885 n,,,,,
CONSULATE OF REPUBLIc OF NENEZuELA-P nlsdelpua
Oct l8i5-In fsTmy vi Instructions received ir' ha
Depa ept o. Foreign Relations Of the Republic o. en-,
csptsLs ard OF vessels hereby utioned a.
toucbrs with Of the Islands or territories o.
V,Ltzu, la except foreign 6mmece Inc t)V
emmett having learned that vessels have recently
the uuo Islands adjacent under the jurisdiction OF
and akra cagoes gu4Do heefioU Without esa
pstmion lake occasion notify such infringing
Ire Of Republic, that their vessels and
properly when taken will oe foIteIteS "a e2ni2rty VITO us
u. visions. JOcErh . hbhrEi SeN'Ni'
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2DWARE AUCTION NOTICE-EXTEN-

HARDWARE AUCTION NOTiCE-EXTEN-
u SIVE TRADE SALE.-J Z. VAN ANTWERP will
sell on THURSDAY ih oet, ct 10 o'clock No. 2s Pearl.
20 Psc.sfs and Lots eoclprsng the entire Stock OF
sortmsnt Of Shelf and Heavy Good and Fancy Articles sorny
chants Aso. 90 packages Sheffield German ard American
perenr;ory and g. 90 dsyS credit
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narkets. y. Reported By Tslsgrorl.
Receipts OF Prod uee,

GEAR Esros. Oct l-CsrTcS GciSe At unchanged ratss
ssles so3sy, $500 bales
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4 TCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON Auctiopeer

A LIIIUN OIIJE.-H. " ILSUN, AnctlODeer.
A-(Adjourred in consequence Of the stormy VEDSEs
DAV Oct 3, 10y o'clock, ell the rch HOUSEHOLD FUR
EIIURE the residence No. 1873 Phlce-st consisting Of
Rosewood Pianof Peror su satin;
Center AID sdeTaDss Secretary bOokcae, Wardrobe all IN
norwood, Iichy csrved Oil Painting LacS Csrtans large
Fi.ncb Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood
and shozsny Bsdstead .rbe top Bureaus Ws-.stsnds
BAR Matues.es Pillows mspe and cushioned Chairs Sofas
sofs BED dining End eXteron Tables Chnaware Crock
sv, Glassware, siyerwsre, Kitchen Utensils &c The sale
will be positive, rain shiue.
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gales bp Anftion.

ID. HoUGH, Auctoneer.
4 UCTION NOTICE-ImpOrtant sale OF elegant
"A and substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Rosewood
Piano Pier and Oval Mirrors velvet and Brussels Carpets
on Paintings Mantle Decorations, &C. TOMORROW Thurs
d.y at W. These goods the entire contents Of the resi-
No 70 WanenS College place. The furniture 10
excellent order having been but short iGe aud
made By of the best city makers Sale without reservation
or ,egnd TO weather. Following is partial list viz: Two
solid RI rosewood Suites broc,iee rosewood seyenoctve
PAnoFoe Of beautiful and fully warranted by the maker
Eageres with plate DOCS and back Ladies'
Eserohe cbl naid throughout rosewood msbIetop, Cen
Side PierTabes rosewood and mahogany bede ids
sshsnds Tab &c blir Mattresses French
Pse Mirrors tapestry velvet and Brussels Carpets mahogany
and csnese Chas choice collection Of Oh Paintings, nj
yer TesSes Baskets Casters FORKS Spoons &c China,
Dinner and Tea Sets ivory Cutlery; beautifully decorated
VASES P,rsn marble Satuary Glassware, &c Catalogues
&c obtained the house al tn office Of the AucIneer
No 20 BeeAmanst
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EOR sALE-At Public Auction on the Ilth dag

7 "1
October the premises the Village Of Cold Spring,
Putnsm County, ~ T., thirty four $50 acges Of LAND and
DWELLINGHOUSE, together with several VILLAGE
HOUSES aud LOTS This Farm i beautifully situated has
Commanding view Of West Point the Hi hanis aud Hudson
River and convenient distance from the Railroad Terms
made brown day Of sse For nforrcstOn apply sAa
the cf John sqziers, deceased 8. s DEVESPORT
G. Y HORTON
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rIw-YoRK cLAtsIFIcAT1oN.
Uplsn6s FLORIDA Mobile. ". o. A Pc
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VERMONT CoPPER MIxrsG Co.
~r~rrv - NEw-foRK, Oct. l, 1858
'HE following Shares Of the Capital Stock of
"a. Coupsny have been forfeited for nonpsy Of
emer cue thereon and which held by the following ner
'eIs ..p2esr' ffcm the books Of the Company:
"a ssn1fd N@4 shares J. Cutting. IS shares, j. H.
nss; !. = smith 20 sh.res Alien 600 shares L. l.
Lenioera oIS shsEes g. Gilbert 500 shares Geo Alien SIS
shses Cornwel 600 shares g. Berford 80 Jno
sntsf % ss.,es J. Wellmsn, .hsresi b. HUBBARD 50
I'M .eAfss va be sold at the Msrchsns Exchssss on
EDwAeD N. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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OFFICE THE ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co.,
BuoYRUs, Ohio, Sept. 70, 1885,
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The semiannual in
~ teTe.t falling due in the City Of NewYor the st day
Of October next on the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS ofths
Company will be paid and after that date c, the office Of
Messrs WISsLOw, LANIER Co, No. 81 Wa.si., New
York, Oh presentation Of the proper Coupons
(simsH GEORGE QUINBY, Treasurer.
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NOTICE-Tie Stocs hodss Of the rhirdsvenae Raj road
Company are hereby notified tha, the ANNUAL ELECTION
for DIRECTORS will be he'd a. the Office OF the Company
corner 6Ist.s, aud 3dsv the City OF York WE'D
NEsDAY Nth October, 1855 rne Polls vii be open from :
ooc, MOI 70 p NJ The Transfer Book wall be closed from
the s 70 the 18th October By ordr Of the Board Of Directors
ANGRY EDWARDS, Secretary.
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CFycE OF TIE Oslo AND AIssIssrPPI RAIL ROAD Col
No. 50 Merchants Exchange Sew.York
THE INTEREST due THIS DAY upon the
Second Mortgage Bonds Of the OH AND MIs3IsSPPI
EAlLkoAD COMPANY, wll be paid Presentation their
O6lee-Oct. |. 1855
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To Mariners.

Notice hereby gwen that Nun Buoy Of To-, seconi
pair ted Red has been placed of Msrns Ledge entrances
h.rho Rear inns az
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FMIcRlxr IvpusrRiAL SAvIxGs BANK, No s. Chsmberss:
NOTICE -Depositors are informed that DE-
interest ON October. Bank oeen daily iron 10 A. NJ 20
2P NJ and n m 5to p VI. JOSEPH STUART, President
John NASvISG. Controller.
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OFFICE OF THE OHIO AID PEsSsYLvASIA RAILROAD Co.,,
Pittsburgh Sept D.. 1885 !
dividend NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
- INTEREST falling due on tie FIRST DAY Of OCro-
Der next the Income Bonds Of this COMPANY will be paid
on snd after that dae the Office Of WlNSL0W, LANER
Co. No 50 Waks NewYork presentation Of the proper
Coupon. HUGH :. FLEMING, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILaoADC Co.
No. 80 Wallet N.w YoRK, Oct /, 1855
NNHE HOLDERS of the STOCK Of this Con

NO. % w Al-.t., NkW- 1Okk. Oct i, 100
NNHE HOLDERS of the STOCK Of this Com
u pany which fifteen dosrs per hereof,re
been e.re hereby notified that further
FIVE DOLLARS per share has been made. payable AZ the
Once Of hs Company In NewYok the drst day
Of heyen Der next And that interest the frs day
Of July 1854 70 the first Of July 1855 viii be paid TO the Stock
hodes on and after the said h day Of November next on the
stoeh standing heir names respectively the close Of the
books on the 9th OF October instant The holders Of Stock on
which hneen collars per share have been paid will receive
EEhysn Cents per share ,sey f paying the nstahnent
called above The hodsuo Of stock VIII ID Twenty Dollars
Ie share have been psd viii One Dollar Forty Cents
Per share ihe Irsner Books will be closed on the 2h inst
and reopeEed on the lst Of November
in PERKINS Tre~ur.,
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NOTICE.-The fret meeting Of the Stockholders
~ oftbe SUPERIOR MINING COMPANY, bods cTpo.
ste duly 20 med under the neral Mining LAWS Of the state OF
Michigan viii be S;h 0ee ofhe MaaestA MINING Com,
Oc,9ter ,us a. II o cloSk AM.--NewY York DC: 3, S5A
FREDERICK w. ALLEN,
TaDMAS +. MASON,
sANIUk4 J. W. BARRY.
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ON sALE-CTTY or CLEVELAND 4

B,sK DEPARrMENr, Albany, July 70, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
~ in ,uch msde ard provided that al the Csn attn.
Notes i.psd TO D. KENT individual banker, (Pstnsr
Cont, ank be presented the Office of tho Sseeu
endent OF the Banking Department VI tho State Of New Yor'
Tor yr.pt within years from the date hereof or ae fund.-
for the redemption of the Circulating Notes issuod
the said Banker will be given mp
aul law2yW NJ. SCHOONhAkEh, supenntendeh"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
MARRIED.

In Wayne county on tie 8th of March, by Thomas Ed
wards, Esq, Mr. JOHN HOWELL, to Miss SMlTHEY
PATE, all of Wayne.
Also in the couny the goth of March, by B. F.
Hooks, Esq, Mr.. JESSE BROWN, to Miss MARTHA ).
PATE.
Blaney Williams, Esq, Mr.. JOHN F. RHODES to Miss
BARBARA ANN MILLER all of Duplin.
In this town, the 4th inst by Rev. M Frost, Mr..
JAMES D. PEARSALL, of Duplin, to Miss MARTHA E.
whitaker, daughter of. R; Whitaker, Esq.
In Marion village, :. c. the 9th ut,, by John Nc
MILAN, Esq, Mr.. RICHARD THOMPSON, to Miss
CHARLOTTE BAT1 EN-, both of this town.
At the time and place, by the same, Mr. EDWARD
BELL, to Miss ELIZABETH J. STEVENS, both of this
town.
In Nevington, Ct March 18th, by Rev. Joao Brace,
NELSON P. WOODRUFF, of Stricklandville N. c., for
merly of Southingtou, Ct. to SARAH T., daughter of
Z mi Robbins Esq, of Nevington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06

MALE OF Hon. DANIEL WEBsTER's EsTATE.-The
sale Of a portion of Hon. Daniel Webster's Marsh
aed property took place at the old homestead on
me 18th of March Real estate TO the amount of
$4,000 was sold. The same property cost original
y over $4,000. A lot of cattle and sheep were
sso disposed Of which produced the Of 50, loo.
W.T. "ebstes affairs left in a stale of great en-
oAFrasSment, but his friends, believe, expect 10
We aoe TO save to the family 800 or 400 acres
" me estate, including the old mansion. At the
~lue OF his deceaSe, it seems the Massachusetts
SS"'esman owed the moderate of $4,000, or
hereab0uts
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Board of Visitors to West Point.

The PRESIDENT has appointed the following Boart
OF Visitors to the Military Academy
Hon. Amos Wiswell, of Maine.
Hon. Isaac Davis, Of Massachusetts.
Rev Gurdon Colt, of Connecticut
Rev Francis Vinton, D. D., of New York
Col. H Shubert Of Pennsylvania.
A. B Hanson, Esq, of Maryland.
Stephen H. Lee, Esq of North Carolina.
Hon. E. W. Chastsn, of Georgia.
Hon George S. Houston, of Alabama.
Judge NJ. Howry, of Mississippi.
Prof James Jones, Of Louisiana.
Prof. w. w. Marther, of Ohio.
John C. McGehee, Esq, of Florida.
Charles Negus, Esq, of Iowa.
COL Hans CroCker, of Wisconsin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having obtained Letters of Admnistra-
ton at the March Term 1885, of the Court Pleas and
Quarter Sessions held for the County of New Hanover up
all and singular the goods and chates rights and edits
of Jesse R. Mott hereby notifies persons indebt-
ed to said Estate to make payment 4tey and all per
present them within the time prescribed by law otherwise
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
A. J. MOTT, Admir-
March I6, 1855 S4t
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C. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. G. DICKINSON.
O1E 49,
June goth, 1885,

R5- IT SHOULD UNIVERSALLY KNoWN-or it is strictly
ruehat indigestion is the parent of large proportion of
the fatal diseases Dysentery darrha cholera morbus,
city inspectors weekly catalogue Deaths are by
INDIGESTION alone Think of that dyspeptics think of it.
ing be guided by advice founded upon experience
at don't delay day. to Hollands German Bitters
curative, and nvgorant, stands clone and unapproached
General depot l2O Arch Street We have tried these Bit
fed above Philadelphia C.ty Item
For sale in Wilmington, N. c. by DR.. A. o. BRADLEY,
and G. & d. DUPRE, Druggists. I76-2wd&1w