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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
T DAN for S4,550 900 for the REDEMPTION Of
~ STOCK due JANUARY /, 1856. and for DEFICIENCY
IL the SINKING FUND under Article Seven Of the Con6u'

II
~ STOCK due JANUARY /, 1856 and for DEFICIENCY
IN the SINKING FUND under Article Seven Of the C'nSta'
sion. 49,
Tie CO mpone of the Canal Fund BY virtue Of the Aes
entitled An Act provide to support toe doyernr
ment" passed April r. 1885, and 10 accordance WI Article
Seven Constitution hereby give notice that ,Asd ro
poss will be received the Canal Department until the sth
LOAN Of -FOUR MILLIONS FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS for which Transferable Cefcates 81 stock WIN
be sued the Of the People Of Stse Of NJ.
the credit the Sinking Fund unin Article seven OF tn Coo'
rsutcn bepg a. the OF i've per esn psr
payable quserJ the first days of January April 1J ana
October each year. and tho principal reneaf:eoe 90 ns M
day of Jgsuary One Thousand Eight Hundred and seventy
four IL TO be understood that the Commsonen $40 ~ y
liberty take less If the Offers are y aen q, 20 nos
opinion are advantageous Interest Of the Sts Ihe pro
posss be for the whole part Of saa Losn noI e
than $500 All proposals be esled up sId Las
f the Sinking Fund and nclosed Ia eneopa directed 70
the Auditor ofhe Der Abany me money w =
peal and The balance o. the 18th day OF December next se
state Bank Ia the City Of Albany or It the osns
me City of NewYork the money will bs received and ne
scrip Issued ct any teors desired, ster the award
Psymen 20 be made By depoins the seue to the credit
the Treasurer Of State Sount Of the Canal ana
the Bank OF the MeIbaitan Company, Hew-fork, or 10 -
New YORK S.te in the CT Of Abaoy Insrsst 90 ne
Loan will commence the first day OF January mex, ste -
holders Of the residing In the first and second judicial
trcts those residing out " the State will recsye tse
eat stock he'd BY them, quarterly a. the SANK -
MlnhsttAn C'mp,ny In the City Of New York; and all 9t1
stockbolde the New York Bank, in the City o. AZ
bsny-Dsted Canal Department Albany November %, lsS
HENRY J. RAYJOSD. Lieut.. Goysfs@'
JAS VI COOK, C'mpuoueL -
T.. W. LEAVFNWORrd, 5ecry Of Staea
u. @. sPAULDIN1, Treasurer
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NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK to ROCHESTER-The ROCHESrEk snl
6ENEsEE VALLEY RAILROADS open, and, In con.
n-eon with the Buffalo Coming and New York and Yot
snd Erie RAirosds forms direct route from Newton
Rochester.
The dectpess Of this route oaehs With be superior con-
fort afforded BY the wide renders by fer The most deHr
able between the ,bove- nsmed cidea
Tickets be procured tbs NswYork snd Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Ct puAnest, and No. lss Broadway 1so
Jersey City.
Basgsse checked Though
rreishs viii Re transported between Nevfort and Koch
with dpsch Any information desired In regard thefcS
be obtaped BY cal ing the Gener Freight Agent Of
the HewYorf and Erie Hsiirosi, Enc Baldnes OF {. .
rAPPAN Express Freight Assnt No 1888 Broadway.
No trsns The Buffalo Corning sad Ee~ York Railroad %
Sunday. J. A REDFIELD. saperintsadsrt-
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| AN mERwIs, Auc'ionesr
DY BANGS, BROTHER ~ Co.-Trade-Sale

FRIDAY EyENlNG, De-. IA, att O'Clock
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY-A large collection ofvhua
be the vatioEs btanehss ard general mce
laneous Lite r.ture. &c. .,uoor ,oovS
and stare and f.rey STATIONERY &c.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec Is, A. oc,ocG -
nP .WINGS EN9RAVlNGS and AUTOGRAPHS Tee
pxUin, are orisin.s and very foe Toe Ensryioss are
mostly Of ot and celebrated masters TIL, Au'ogrspa Le,
a.. I'll Sery i1te estins al important for historical and literary
rurpo.es Also few choice and expensye Illustrated boo
&C. Catalogues are now iea'y.
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Professional Notices.

ELECTROTYPING and STE8EOTYPING.--
IL VINCENT DILL. Eee,rotyper and 5tereotyper NOS
spd beekm,n-s N y tths abovs establish nett eveJ
description Of Books CiIcusrs Cheeks Labels. also EaTss
ina. Of all kinds Ercuoypsd or stee'ysd In the oes "J
the ant at reasonable rstea
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w
Prot vERGNEs the di.coversr Of the proc ss f9f OK
tractins Meta from the Hsman Body Il No. 7lO
These Baths not only metallic medicines from ne nu
man sySem but peculiarly sfcscous 10 redey,as sn'
stf ins from RI itm Govt, Seurilsic Pains
Coptrsciiops OF the Limbs spains spins Afe,ons uens
Obst and Eruptiors the Skin. The n
gives his undivided attention paenta Special 1epaIe.
fer Ladies Theory aimed to Students a. No 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

- WILLIAM IRVING ca WI ssh at Aa;tioa.
THURSDAY ana FRIDAY Dec Is aud IL. .: lot O'Clock a.
the Sal.,roou, No rinsst eessst bropss ,na orads
Ceks Csudebrr Cs5dlescss Groups and Pgarss vrsoeh
China Vases. .ies,n y painted and dees,ted Cd Psts,
perb silver pls,sd Tea Sets Caster Savers Cske Bkets
6ohletu sst Batter Tubs Psnr Pitchers Chinsss epssed
I.ses .cquereo Work boxes snd Tab ebony Work boxes
Jsp.p rrsys Checker Boards slabsar Jewel Boxes bEs
end china Eta geie Ornaments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the CLEVELAND
Il AND PITTS 6URGa RAILROAD COMPANY are ,ss
By notified that the Annual Meeting for the election OF -
add for the transaction Of other susin.ss Will De eeo -
office Of the Company In Cleveland On WEDHboDA''
ID day Of January next at 10 o. sock a m ,, o.,vv
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WANTED to PURCHAsE-A DWELLING

w HOUSE end LOT between fth and l4h-st, aud
sths Any party hsvi5g House 70 dispose OF the above
Locality, and wios sell Of fs hoax on n,.h
psehsss By saSrsssips line to C. D.. Tribune Once.
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8Gnnty fanh marrant$.
Clothing.
Nem- pcrk Titp Bnsiness Direttcrp.

Menu ork City Business Direfforp.
THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi'
L psnt Houses ia each line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American ard Foreign Silks.
3OwEN McEAMEE Il Co., Qmpta & Jobber')nl2 Brosdwss
Berlin Mfs Bas. s e E.a1 a
xoHLsIHT BROS, uupOrtsr. and JObbcrs No. IS JOhnsL
oAvi Ssr9t SSf d f"Tnas S s:S Ss5:
orz bsS Co. tSnHs Jna Gas sTs In ..
Artificial Flowers and Feather new styles. 90.
JAMES TUSkEE 'aS % Sa s.p No. %
Or. oHAs A. PECK .................No. AS Bsc,dwsy
Doors. sashes and Blinds.
a. r. KIMBALL, (Whole sale and Retal) No. u bsekman@
Engravers, WOODY
". ROWLAND, No. E Broadway, door above Aston House
HARGRFHxEs, Smith Co, ManafaesaIs" (Eoslsnd''
French Window GLASS;;
j. Il PorLLoN Go. pmpOrter,. .....NO> "a Barc'y'"
~ French and German a Baskets e. si n.,.
WIN 5SsS sa$ fsSs'E 5.:s':a Sons. Ne
SO Broadway door above 19th-s
Hardware, Cutlery Edge Tools, &c.
fHos DOUGLASS (MsnuactuIer and Dealer, No. Plath
Iron, Metals, &c.
BUNTING 4 BEAN (Brokers) ....'.'.''''No Oh wan -
Boat and Oar BAZAAR.
From 500 Boat; always h,Ra iesT. discount. e
those who buy to sell again. iNGERSoLLS, 20 Soulh'a
oU1MBY son offices 80 Z. 9th and li9 Nassu1a
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., Otis Patent. Also, Copps
Rod for Ships Agents wanted II God -
LithOgraphers.
GEO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 WstertS&
Paints, Oils, &c.
RAYNOLDS, DEVOE Co......Nos 100 and luz Fulton-S
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS W. FIELD Co., (Whoesaie peaier' No Il CHA
Papcr in Rolls and Ream,, &c.
EUGENE ELS..No. IS Fulton-st third door below Gold
saIamander Safes.
sTFARNS MARVIN Manufacturers Of Rich a Co. Sale
tbsnder Safes Widets Patent Richs improvement Also,
sole proprietors OF the patent La Belle Lock" Dspos
No. l46 Waterst-
ship Bread and Cracker~.
FRkSYCS TITUS Co............No d3 Washington -
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
j. AELBORN 4 Co, n Maiden-lsne, upssln and ~ Liberty
Window and Plate Glass French and Engiish.)
=. HOPKINS BROTHERS, QmporterH No. 81 BGclayst
ANY additions 10 the List should be brought to ths
Oace of s. N PETTENGfLLs Co., No. lls NasssuHL
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
8. n. YETTENGILL l. CO., No llg Nasssu-sti Nsw. foh
with the best and most wideycr
suaed journals the United States and CansdAs that they
enabled 10 make saving time and expense the adverse
them They select the best papers and
advertise conspcuousy the lowest prices and Away
keep the their customers IN view Merchants are il
vlted 10 call on them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

NOTICE to the BONDHOLDERS Of the
IN MANSFIELD AND SASDUSKY CITY, S1N0O5kY,
MANSFIELD AND NEWARK. and COLUMBUS AND
LAKE ERIE RAILROAD C0MPANIES-The COmmtfss Of
Bondbode appointed the meeting held here 10 July last
have obta from the Court Ia Ohio further exteniion OF
time to January J. 1896 compste the ropossd
msn, and remaining 3ondholde who have signed the
esed to prior that date aud to send Ia
their nsme with they hold sivOs description Of
the Bouds that the bolder may be known to the Committee
regard being mad Dc
had on application TO L. L III. GIBSON NJ. 50 Pearls-
New-YoIk Dec 8, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

henry II. LEEDS & Co., Auc.ioneers
HENRY H LEEDS X Co. will sell by Auction,
Il on THURSDAY Dec. IS, a. l0i O'Clock az the Store,
No. 10 st. rich and vaasb FANCY FURS pri'iog
Hudson Bay Sable MsnIes. Tamss, Tippes. Wtornes,
Msrten French Sable Fitch msreD Ro,k Msrten Imperial
ErmDe Lynx Squirrel &c The above goods wers got uo
expressly for Biosdxsy trade, being fresh inside, and Il
worthy The attention Of ladies and gentlemen, who will End
their eoyantge attend this sale. Al of
S.ish Robes, Gloves, FuT Collars. Csnlsge Nuts, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

TuxIs MoRRELL, Auctionesr.
FURNITURE, &c to PAY ADVANCES
THIS CThursd.y) MORNIN}. at lot O'clock. at No. 81
Nss.ust near Fulton by catalogue Families dealers and
shippers are invited this sale rare VII De
o,ed consi,nV In put OF essnt rosewood PisnoFo'te u
octave. ade by j. Fisher. 10 bs sod precisely a. IL
o'cIoci also superior French pate Mirrors, fin, on Psntius
sys, listed War, fancy mantle and marine Clocks p)t,b
Desks Cbn, .so eessnt rosewood Library Bookcs"s Wi'
49, JeTny Lind ard other Bedftsds Teea Tees Lounges,
Bureaus With tops Pier and Center Tables Ex
ensn Dptg fables Wa.h nds with marble tops suites OF
Parlor ard Chamber FuInitue, &C. ~ b-5oXins, mstog
and cart,ge furnished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

GEORGE Cook, Auc'ioneer.
I ARGE SALE of NEW and SECOND
IL HAND FURNIrURE-On FRIDAY. De-. IL, at l0i
oc cck the Store No III Nassut Beekmin beils
general Particulars hereafter Catalogues =, sale
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1nsurante Companies.

NLINTON FTRE-INSURANCE COMPANI'
~ CASH CAPITAL, $4,000.
Office No 50 Wal-,t Opposite the Merchants EIeasnse
Tb,. "a many continues insure Merchandise budnss
HCusehC Id Furritur-, |efs-s 10 for tner CSfo 49,
loss or damage BY IRE 90 the mos fsvorsole term"
DIRECTORS:
a,,, I.,,, Jo.eph Waller John Compton,
CO.. svo,ds s,usrt M.sh A. Foo,
- u.,sb, Leonardo susrer Gao Gfisxold, j.,
" p NJ a. Ca,,is. VIZ stron, d Aion1o Cusnusn
y S.Pa Small 90 A Torusepd Fer. Ludl1w jr.,
Aired Willis Alive L. L,,ng, John renfoid'
kfiins'm To-. nsene, Stas Bronson, joan ason,
Joseph Lawrence 3. 7. Nichoi, Noah , hun''
Samuel WileH, Joseph D. Taylor U }. ouln'
J. II. Ransom, Robert NJ, Bruce, John ,. Do)e
Sylv. L. II. WAd, Cor. w. LssIsncs ,,, ,I,.,.
JAS b. ANS, IT,, Secretary JONI BARRY ouI'eyoI.
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Duilnina Matsrials.

ErNCAUSTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Hsib
II He.rhs Dining .roous Consrystodes, kc 9AhNkln
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES, Ge, For sale By
MILLER, COATES YOU'LL, No H9 Psar~A
Doors ROOFS!! ROOFS The cheap
~ and beet article for covering roofs TAR ROOFlns
PAPER, which keep eonearty hand and VII ~ y
large una quantities suii purchasers.
JAZZ T. DFRRlCKs0H Co.. Nc 50 teekmss-h
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GALVESTON, HoysToSASp htSosssos eArL r.

OALvEsTON, HOUSTON AND HENDkRsOg RAILROAD Co.,
Ofhco No. 30 Wa H. Ne fors, Dec 10, l81
FTNHE COUPONS Of She 10 per cent Fret Mort.
i ssss Losns Of the GALVESTON, HOUSTON sut II en-
DERS0N r. R. Co the lat Of January next, will b
paid and after that day a. Office No ~ Wsls Bond.
holders Europe will please present h for snt
to the Compton ons Pas the Bsnque gen
6rss de Suisse 81 Geseya Mr.. dahn Frsnkfrton the
m.ia; Mesrs NJ NJ Warbuig Co Asmou NJ Csssei.
Krchberg CO. Colosne Messra Kn.uh Ns,.oda Ktshns,
Lepsic. JOHN H. HAND,
Treasurer Of tho O. II. & II r. r. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY i now Afforded for
es,ics ROOMS at DR.. WELLtS sv., Water Cure
No s. Eas, l2h-st, corner Of UniveFn'y'plsSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctionser.
rRIDAY. Dec. IA, at II o'clock, at the NJ

rb,n Exchange wi bs sold BY order OF the suprsms
Cour under the direction of John z Crosby Rsferee
vi Land on the northwest corner oil on' and
Lexr gfor-av.
seven Lots tjooing on 57th-t
-Four Lots on the noitheast OF Lexnsonsv aud
57ihs. , .,o., o.o E.. . -.
Three Dwell Jog. north aide 5sds 25' feet west
Five Lo east Broadway beginning at the northeast cor
Ter 5ith ST. a., e.,,ee.,.
Five Lets side Broadway beginning at the northwest
corI 65h.si. a., aoo...e,
Three Lots side Sst III feet inches wet fo ID
one Cue Lot n rtb-ept corner llth'av. and sSths
Tuo Lots south side l3th IT., S9j {. ct west from sv
shs Zee and Les,e with Bulldogs west side 5dsv COM
Four Lot, ives side 5Lav beginning s ths northwest cor
ner l28tk,t. . 49, .- -. 4, -, -.
corner OF l3k5-st .o,,
Three Lots SIDE 7th.av northeast corner lS2ist
Two Lets eat side 7th-sv southeast corner 35dst -
Five acres of LAID Ahav. Hs em River between l8oh
and l86h SITS. Mays 81 the auction room
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Mafhinerr, Sc.

A SECONDHAND STEAM ENGINE of eight
IN horse power with Boiler, shafing Pull ey, Selling &c
IN complete der Also lsrge.sizs WASHINGTON STEAM
PUMP almost new Fiber OF the above ofsred Tor s'e at
very low prices c. W. COPELAND, No 81 Broadway.
~ e. G. NJ. WOODWARD, manufacturers and
VI dealers in wROUHT IRON PIPES and Fittings OF all
end' tOl s S m s0S Dubo Sudns. heated BY
Tubular Boilers Of various szes ways OF hand Heat
ers Of all szes Steam Ensnes Orders received for steam
Engines shes Safety Always on hand snd
mad 10 order, wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

OFFICE nEw. YORK AsD NEw-HAyEs k.iLsoao Co.,t
No Hanovsr-st J
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-Hol Of
cent Bonds OF Company hereby notified that 10
Of the General Assembly Of tbs State o. Cos
neccut passed It's Lass May session. the Terner sntea
zed and exchange tbs outstanding Hon bs1ne
per cent interest and secured BY mortgage Bonds author
tied BY tbs before mentioned act bearing cent and
seersd Nv only mortgage the Comp,pys road franchises
Lc Said exch nse will be made this Office until fartba
notice. By order OF the York Oct 49, 1885,
WIN. BEwENr, rressursri
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Cnilcrp, 9aromare ano Jron.

A DIRONDACK PIG IRON, for Car Wheels and
se.ba n.rno,sx for sale by AGENT of the Adirondack
Iron Company JOHN w. QUINCY,
No. SO Wilham-s6, cornsr Of Plsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

~. ia, n.. xhbs satin, q chsek like pe,eh ane
beautiful bsnd.i Use the vEsrsIs BLOOMS. Ladies these
eon.tis Are no, cear,s psbean eompoTous they
spormou, reputston In Europe where they by the
sris oersc bssuiies OF courts Il Is inpobs % de-
tees her u., thew .rs natures self Your besu.y viii b.
bisbt.ped by usrs the psrpstsA youth diving blooms F
d.i isdis. No l. lair No q blonde No Sold only at No
Sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
furniture.

III +. HARRINGTON -ENAMELED COl-
III TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE at tn, Manufsc'
to,y and WsIerooms, Nct. IS aId 20 Wooster St
CHOW CASES.-SCHAlIDT g. BROTHERS.
- lbov.Case aerooms and Mandatory, No Nortn VIZ
n.nt cor. frankfort N Y, sn5 II West Sd-st Gin ono.
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IosssE HfCIAas. Auct!onses.

IosssE HfCEMsS Au,t!onseg
ON FRIDAY, Dec IA. at 10 O'Clock m, at
" ssercomse rser Whlou.hhy and Pssrss, Brs,siya-
s.le Ct HOUSEHOLD Y nature, eompros 6sfs,q,
Beds.ds Bed. hstress., Sofas Ts,les Cbsirs Soy &c
two Wagons ssd Sleigh. ALo upright Pisao sni BID ia
T-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

NOTICE. The INTEREST due January i,
~ 1856 in the City q New York on the CALlFoksiA
SEVEN PER CENT CIVIL FUND BONDS will be pnd
Do and after hat date ct the Office Of the
JOHN COOK, JR., No. 81 Br9adwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS-Tbe Interest
yk Coupons due let inst st the Union Ssnk OF h CITY on
the MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS, issued 10 the Mhwaukes
aid Wserown Railroad will be paid on pre'entson a. tas
office Of STRACHAN SCOTT, No. 81 vii lam Of.
New.YoIk Dec 10, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

DIVIDEND.-Tbe Board of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declsed .
Dividend Of FIFTEEN per GEN. payable on aud afer MON-
DAY the 81 day of December 1856 Ne vYork Nov o. lsh
HENgY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

OFFICE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE Issuance Co,
No. 9 WALL-sr NEw-YORK. Dc 4, 1875 ,
nIVIDEND.-Tbe Board of Directors OF TINS
IL Comos,y have declaed DIvIO ESO Of III }HT PER
CENT. pay able on deu and. H. W. bLEEChtn Secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

IT, II f II o Z E NJ l l. l. 8 +,
L DRUG MILL sad SAND PAPER DEPOT,
No. II Beekmsn-st., r. 7.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENP.
No. " Fultons- -. Z.
Once no. los Fnort-st. NJ T., sols Manufacturers Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POWDERS.
Country merchants supplied the mos. liberal terms
vactory Eos S. 81. and 81 Hndson Jeusy City. n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

Wsrrenst New.York next to the corner Of Grsen~ ~
Open daily nom 10 ococt A. NJ to p and from TOT
"a Interest st the Of six cant on sums from 81 10
$500. WALTER ". CONKLIN. President
VIZ. b. PULLS (y,o.pr.s,.
NJ D. VAN PELr Nce-rr"S' " L. Buxton, Secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
TERMONT LEAD COMPANY-NOTICE.-

" ENDIONI IaEhO OO1ff m ~ 10 Ia,
Assessment be,g due and unpaid on lb shares on sns
ConIarys Stock the will ne sold pdsIing TO the BY
10 the highest bidder MONDAY the 18th int o. IN.
eork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
uvu-sr.prp ADVERTISING.

ANY addition. TO the List should be brought to tia
oace of s. M PETTENGILL Co., No. lls NAss,u-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
Mllinerp, Gr.

ECONOMICAL FAMILY FLOUR, made by
IL CHARLES ROSS in his CONICAL MlLLS.-Mr. ROSS
fsvoIsby known for frst.rse Baker 10
EewYor snd adopted the CONlCAL MILLS oay for ths
superiority for mskng Flour ser series Of expsrmenta
The msde in Mills injured IN the grinding,
and retss the nutritious properties OF the Wheat makes
and better Bread than FlouI made in fat stone
mile Warehouse, wholesale and retail, No l9 Duanest,
near W sshn gton.st &c Mills for sale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-11
Rafused to aght a Duel.


Mr. Cohen, assignee Of Adams & Co., at Sar
Francisco having challenged James King, o.
William, exBanker the latter refused to fight
for moral reasons. He says to the second o.
Mr. Cohen, however:
" The relative positions of Mr.. Cohen and
myself are entirely unequal in worldly fortune
and domestic relations He is understood to be
possessed of an abundant fortune In the
event of his fall he would leave ample means
for the support of his wife and child. Recent
events have stripped me entirely Of what once
possessed Were / to fall, should leave g
large family without the means of support
My duties and obligations to my family have
much more weight with me than any desire tc
please Mr.. Cohen or his friends in the manner
proposed.
II have ever been opposed to dueling on
moral grounds My opinions were known to
Mr.. Cohen; and when he addressed me the
note which you had the impudence to deliver,
he was well aware that it would not be ao-
cepted or answered affirmatively. That fact
is sufficient to demonstrate his contemplate
cowardice in this silly attempt to manufacture
for himself reputation for chivalry.'
Do not fatter yourself sir, that the COM
munication is made out of regard either for
yourself or to Mr.. Cohen write this for
publication in the newspapers. avowv prln,
ciple5 Of which l am not ashamed, and shall
abide the result"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-11
Observation-Disclosures.

TTNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship under the style and firm of GEO FOSTER d Co
for the transacuon ofa general FOrDGrdtRg and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawordsvilie Railroad where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnmens, either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at thelowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter ,..-, - t.-. =t.4. ..t
They hope by unremted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 aae effff ~ w. NJ. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-11

WORSE AND WoRsE.-There is no doubt but
that much of devotional feeling is created by
fervent, hearty, and even homely style of
psalm singing; but we think the custom of
arranging hymns Of worship to popular airs
has certainly gone far enough. bcu. L. G.
Lookwoode-a who he may be we do not
know-has published song with TIE title Of
Loviag Jesus, parody on Katy Darling Now
if this be not parody, and most revolving
one on all decency in psalm writing, we donot
know what it is to be considered. Admitting
that 'the devil should not have all the good
tunes" still are there not some names and
some things which should be invested with
sufficient sanetity to save and preserve them
from the blasphemous familiarity of such asso-
Citations =? fthere are, is not the name of our
Saviour most e-eminently worthy to be con-
sidered? The first four lines of the hymn are
as follows III AKA ~
g OH they tell me thou art gone lovely Jesus,
That thy face may never more behold!
Do they tell me III prove false. loving Jesus.
orpy love to thee shall eer grow eold"'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-11
WABASH & ERIE CANAL AITRANsPORTRTIOl
NOTICE.

NUTIVE.
EH EsSRs. LEWIS g. HOWARD having purchased our
Iva Wharf boat wish return thanks for the liberal
bestowed hitherto and ask for connu
ance o the towards them.
further friends out of town and to all
the Commission and forwarding business
engaged ample Wharf facilities
River Canal and other here
toore do hesitate insure satisfaction in that DEPART
ment.
We continue liberal advances all property
for sale Orshpmen correspondents and
also promptly fill all orders for the purchase Of
produce of the country having ample facilities
the correspondents
Ofice, as formerly, under the Telegraph Office.
e22-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL & SON.