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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07

NEBRASKA BILL IN NEBKAsKA.-The follow
ing Resolutions relating to the Nebraska Kan
sas act, have been passed by the Legislature of
Nebraska, now in session at Omaha City. They
occupy the true Democratic ground. Here they
are:
"Resolped, That we hereby endorse the prn-
ciples enunciated in the bill organizing the Ter
ritories of Nebraska and Kansas; that we re-
joice that the geographical line between the
northern and southern States has been erased,
leaving the people of every State and Territory
free to control their domestic institutions; and,
that we commend the firm and patriotic course
of the men, without distinction of party, who
have aided in establishing the sound constitu-
tional principles of the Compromise of 1850;
and,
RESOLVED, furthermore That we pledge our
selves to oppose any unfair determinations, such
as those of the late Missouri Compromise, but
to protect and defend the rights Of the States
and the union of the States, and to advance and
perpetuate the doctrine of popular sovereignty"
eB" The above Resolutions passed the
House by vote of 81 yeas, and four nays
The Council will certainly pass them.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07
BALTIMORE, Feb. %.


New Orleans papers of Monday, containing
the details of the Havana news up to the 18th,
have been received. The Gazetteer of the 18th
publishes decree by Gen. Concha for the pur.
pose of taking effectual measures to defeat pi-
ralica expeditions now preparing in various
ports Of the United States against the Island
BY the decree, the whole Island is declared in a
state Of siege, and subject to martial law; the
coast declared to be blockaded by the navy of
Her Most Catholic Majesty. Every vessel desi-
ring to enter the port will be required to exhibit
her papers, and will be scrupulously examined.
Vessels arriving filled with people are consider
ed suspicious from that fact alone; if their pa
pers are regular and perfect, they will only be
required to depart; if the papers are Irregular,
or the vessels have arms or munitions Of war on
board they will be considered piratical, and sub
jccted to the penalties proclaimed against pira.
cy.
II. B. NJ. ship Media had sailed with Spanish
troops for Vueita De Abajo, and that circum.
stance had caused rejoicing among the Spanards
who deemed it manifestation of good will from
England. Volunteer forces have been raised,
and additional defenses built around Havana
French ships are being loaded with ammunition
and arms for other ports in Cuba.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07

The PROSPECT OF PEAcE.--The Paris cores
pendent of the London Times writes as follows
"There are still some few persons here who
think that the Emperor of Russia sincerely de-
sires peace. dare say he does, provided he
gets everything he wishes otherwise it is diff
cult to reconcile the illusions as to his real in
tentons with the accounts that reach us almost
every day of the vast ornaments prepared on ev-
cry point Of his empire. There can, indeed, be
little doubt that the Crimea is about to become
the theatre Of the most sanguinary struggle
Reinforcements are said to be already on their
way to the Russian camp, and as it is evident
that both parties are trying to gain time, the can
non will soon become the real negotiator So
slight is the hope of peace being re.established,
that another theatre of hostlities appears to the
vision of military men as looming in the dis
lance. The war spirit being once reused, the
Imagination revels in new and glorious dreams
as those of Alma and Inkermann. A war upon
the Rhine is in cverybody's mouth, and it is as
serted as fact that, so convinced are they of its
being inevitable, several officers, and not of low
rank either, are already preparing their equip
mpntsO
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-03-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW IORh, AoiCi j.
The steamer st. Louis reached her dock at
o'clock this morning, having left Cowes at A.
Nj. on the 18th ult. She brings 80 passengers,
among them Hon. Pierre Soule and family.
The correspondent Of the Daily News says
Mr. Soule considers the scheme for the purchase
of Cuba completely knocked in the head.
The Canada arrived in Liverpool on the eve.
ming of the 18th, and the Hermann at South
ampton on the 10th.
Parliament was to re-assemble on the 9th of
March.
Lord John Russell was to leave England in a
few days to attend the Peace conference, as Brit
ish Plenipotentiary. Mr.. Hammond, Under Sec
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs was to &C.
company him.
The Duke of Genoa is dead.
Dispatches from Lord Raglan, 9th JAM re-
port the weather fine, with severe frosts at night
The huts were got up with much difficulty. The
first detachment of British troops had arrived at
Suez. .s.
A despatch from Vienna states that the Gar
issued manifesto under date of st. Petersburgh
18th Feberuary, in which he calls the entire
male population under arms. An additional
force of 100000 men will be despatched to the
Crimea.
The latest dates from Sevastopol are to Feb
9Th.
Several sorties have been made and repulsed.
The allies are expecting an ATTACK from the Rus
sian army in the field.
The French army is to be divided, and one
half given to Pelessier, and the other to Bosquet
thus rendering Canrobert mere cypher
1t is rumored that Lord Raglan and Earl Lu-
can are about to return home.
Naples sends to the Crimea a feet and land
force equal to that furnished by Sardinia.
Rumors are current that Spain, Portugal, and
other powers have joined the Western Alliance.
Extensive war.like preparations are making all
over Europe. Austria is negotiating in England
for 100000 million loan.
Admiral Dundas has been appointed to the
of the allied fleet in the Baltic. Sey-
mour is the second in command, and Bayne is
the third. The British army estimates are about
doubled. 1t is proposed to increase the force
10000 men, Parliament re.assembled on the
18th, when Lord Palmerston explained the cir.
cumstances attending his taking the office of
Premier.
The wild rumor that the Emperor intended
to 60 to the Crimea, had no effect to deprcss the
French bonds.
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\ w. VAUGHAN & Co, Providence, R. l.,
CHARTIERs COAL COMPANY.-TRUSI

~ ELS SALE OF COAL, COAL WORKS LANDS,
and in exercise aud alfment OF the trust discretion and
vested in and eondd to me a .Ra b ceIG deS O.
PANy bearing date the 10Th day Of April 1852 .nd recorded
the office recording deeds in the County OF
the Commonw eath Of Pennsylvania in Mortgsse Book vol 81
page &c will expose 70 sale, BY Public Aucrson 81 the
PENN E5'hS ON 81 Ec c6 BAY Of AUGUST m
O'clock p NJ ali and singular the ESTATE PROPERTY and
PREMISES included and intended and bound by said deed
and briefly and described as foows All the Stone
Mineral Coal which 10 and lies under the surface OF those
nss ses a =, h R.ie, Tat bombed BIZ land,
Of heirs John and james Nicke NJ Harrison and
Ss1eu.y SeorSed IN deed rom W. Remington to said
Company recorded In the Office aforesaid in Deed Book vol
Faands heirs McCoy's heirs the Burnsdes tract and Samuel
mcCurdy containing fo and ssS Perchesdecrbed in
volume page l61 The Marks Tract adjoining the lands Of
Edmundson PhLPs samuel Riddle James toonsS y and
Mars ssd Company, recorded in same volumes page los
,bs PitabureS and 81 acres s.
perchssdescnbed deed from Joseph Edmundson to said
company recorded volume rs The Irwin Tract
rhoDbergs heirs and H. Days heirs aiming 80 acres s
in deed from John Irwin and wife to T.
w Remington recorded said Office volume 49, page 32l
Also all that certain piece Of land called the Mckee Tract
said township the mouth of Charters Creek bounded by
lands Alexander Mckee and the Ohio River and contain
ing eight described in deed from H. W. Remnztou
75 which eted FIVE frame and har
Dor Also all that ohs certain psSs q sna
above Rocks and adjoining said eight acres tract aud
the said and extending thereom
white oak McKees upper line Charters Greek
with the privilege Of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the in
said Company being easehod for % from lst
April ls48 subject ground Of $500 year until April
1883 and henceforth $500 year. which piece Of land
erected coal tipp raj road wharf office weigh
house and harbor and other mprovementssad
ises and privileges being described and defined in lease from
Alex Mckee TO w Remng on reeodedn said once IN vol
.,d volume 81 page III. Also, all those Lots of Ground
composing the Village of Remington, laid upon the said
Mccormick Tract being each 50 feet in front and 10 and
10 fee in depth, and each Of which erected twoory
frame house. Also all that Railroad and consucture
Known the Charters Coal Compsnys Railroad, extending
from the Ohio River said Village of Remington being about
even miles length with all the materials equipments and
thereof and of the said Companys Depos Pits
Mines and Coal Works including two Locomotive Sieam-En
zines 81 Burden Cars So Fit Cars Trucks Tools Implements
Fixtures Materials and Machinery aud also all the Franchises
Rights and Privileges Of the said Company aud Corporation
J. z. ID. LANIER. Trustee.
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EbW'D X. COLLINS No IS wal-st my
BROWN, SHlPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEP6EE KENNARD Co.,
Austen Fraes, London
p. c. WAINWRIGHT & Co, PnlA
GEO II. DRAPER, Hsyre
re Of thess ships viii be sccountsbs for soh
diver balion specie exely precious or mets uas
bills Of sdins signed herscr and the value hsof therein
expressed !
cary any soots eontrnbsnd of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
PROPOSALS for FTTTING-UP and FURvI

Il TURF Of WARD SCHOOL No. 10. NINETEENTH
MAhD-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
TUESDAY The SIS inst r. NJ tie Office OF the Clerk OF
the Board CT tdneson corner OF Grand and Eta directed
GrcrOsss ~ School Officers OF Nineteenth Ward" for fru
Ing ire sisr as and DONG the work for nTup
the Desks Seats furniture for said building To-
gshe with Platforms Tor Galleries &c Also TIE same period
sndsi the same Proposals VIII for furnishing the
Saves do the Plumbing &C. All according ans and
which be the Office Of ERIK OF the
Berd Of Educstion Of whom Information may obtained
The stas and 70 be OF the best quality The School
OfeeTs the sht reject all OF the Proposals.
BY order Of the Board Of School Officers Nineteenth Wri
ISAAC AoRtANCE, Com uffee
5. d. MOULT0N, , on
J. c. RUTHERFORD Furniture
Eew-Yost July II, ls55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
DEDUCFD PRICES 100 lbs BAGGAGE

Ii FREE!!-Four hours from Ocean to Ocean by Panama
Rairoad-NO Exposure Tropical Sun and Rains waking
in the Mud around Shoals and Rapids River Fever and
AgueThrough for California via Panama Railroad-The
United States Mail Steamship Company will dispatch tor As
pinwsll FRIDAY July 20, at 2oe!ock, p NJ precisely
from pier foot Of wsTsn a. NSTh RIVER the and
and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad
connect Panama with the Peci6c Mail Steamship Com
panys magnificent steamship SONORA, r. Whiting, Com
nander which viii be in readiness and leave Immediately for
San francisco.
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
for avoid any possible detention Of Passengers Mails
For passage apply l. w RAYMOND, at the only office Of
the Companies No IN Westst WsTen-st., N. Y
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'OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEsr1-

Il WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LINE-The steamship SOUTH
ERNERi Even, commander, will leave Pier No. n r. on
WEDNESDAY July 10 at focock F. NJ precisely For freight
apply board where all bills oadng will be signed, and for
passage the office Of SP0FFORD TfLESTON Co. No y
Broadway Through Tickets Florida follows; To Jackson
vile, ISL; to Piatka, $50 The MARION. Capt W. Foster,
will succeed and leave on SATURDAY, July 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

IL VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAMSHIPS
The frstcass steamship NORTH STAR, W4mack master will
leave HewYork from pier No 30, North River foot of Cham
bers-st a NOON preciseiv SATURDAY, July q, Tor
HAyRE calling at SOUTHAMPTON, TO land mails, passen
gers and specie.
First-class Passage Southampton OF Havre...si10
SecOndclass Passa %
The NORTH STAR will be followed by the ARIEL Aug II.
The Of vessels will not be accountable for God,
Silver Bullion Specie, Jewery Precious Stones Metals
le.s bills Of adns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed r
Specie goods taken usual rates No freight received az
of the day before sailing
No berth secured until paid for Letters prepaid si cents
will DO received at the office up TO II NJ Of tho day Of
sailing aud Will be carried In fndiabber bags, under
lock and arrival Southampton and Hsyre will Do imme-
disfeiy der Osiiec w the Post I)hces there.
Parcel taxen each prepaid, dollar aud upward
From NewfOrk: From Havre:
NORTH sTAR.......July Fl ARIEL July q
ARIEL......... August IL NORTH STAR. August III
NORTH september Il ARIEL september
ARIEL....... September 2 NORTH STAR september D
October IL ARIEL october ID
ARIEL ........Noyember NORTH STAR. November
ARIEL. November "A
Tese steamships chased at the Insurance Offices and
specie and goods viii be insured N them low Of pre-
MUM IN any other STEAMSHIPS that cr0ss the
For Freight or Passage apply TO- D. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New-York.
SUMNER, hOSTANT DRAPER,
No. d Rue N. D., des Victories, Paris.
CHRISTIE, SCHLGSSMANN Co,
No. n Qusi Casrnr Deayigne. Hayre.
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miscellaneous.

HARRISON's HUNGARIAN PONATUM-
II Fr the Beard 10 We brilliant sos,iasss and dee
for the hustachr hold 10 graceful curves Now
ths fsh be- gurated the long besri sud eurvng
tache ard Lsi beauty adures the manly fash. invention
vas needed 20 add ~ its sdorunsnt HARRISON has
mat that nion his LET the Amer
ican Perfumes, end at Wholesale by z TOWNSEND WILL
eS5 Broadway. HARRISONS PRESTON SALTS Smell
Bottle q potency foE tho Headache and Nervous AZ
frefioLs
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHI

~ ADELPHIA, frgrn Pier No North River.-Two Hrs
tsiiy' at A. NJ and ?. NJ Morning lines at A NJ
steamboat JOHN POTTER 10 SOUTH AMBOY, thencs y
cars 70 waypsees end Philadelphia Fare 81 IS Exp-s n
a2P d., by JOHN POTTER TO AMBOY thence Ahed
Camden by cars through In fvs hours Fare IS Wsyk
eonmodation and En- grant Lines at r. NJ fare s 50 ~
grant Line p. ~, 81 76
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

II RGVER.-The splendid and superior steamer ME
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown, leaves New FORK every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock, p Nj
and BAY STATE, Capt Thomas c. Jewett, leaves NewYod
syery M p np ~ aot 1890 -
at Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 apo
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dspsA
by an Express Freight Tram
WIN BORDEN Agent Nos. 10 aud II Vests
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ftaanrlGi.

OFFICE OF The SixTH.Av. RAILROAD CoMPANY,(
New-York July II, 1855
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
~ tors Of this Company declared DIVIDEND Of
THREE and HALF PER CENT on its Capital Sock. Of
the OF the Road Tor the months payable
the Office Of the Treasurer C. De Angels ESQ., Casherl at
the Peoples Bank and after the first day of August next
The Transfer Books viii be closed until tia day.
j. BAYLEY MYERS, Secretary.
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OfFIoE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.
PITrsBURGH, July 10, 1855.
nIVJDEND The Board of Directors have th

IL dsy declared A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT for
months ending 1T Instr payable in the stock Of the Com
their Office fhs' aud after the 2h July
Stockholders in New York will be paid athe office OF WINS
Low, LANIER 4 Co, No. So WslEst
In view Of tn additional equipments in Motive Power and
Care required the Of the road and the gradual
iirement Of the floating debt the Board has deemed u best
for the interest Stockholders that the present Dividend
should be paid the Stock OF the Company rather than in cash.
III. ). FLEMING, Treasurer
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAVINGS IN-

L lNIOEND.-DhOADNA OAf lNOo In
H. STITUTiON No 81 Broadway, entrance on Parkplace
pcsirors uotifs that The usual SEMI-ASNUAL DIV
fDt sd a entitled thereto, at the rate OF Der
per exceenipg $40 and per NJ
all $780, viii be paid on aud af'er MON
DAY the 10Th inst Interest called for viii dTaF interest
principal -
Open daily from 10 A. to ?. NJ and Mondays, Wednes'
Gays, and Saturdays from 10 7 p NJ.
WADE 3. wORRALL, Secretary.
PETER CUNNING, Accountant.
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Goal.
Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

FREEMAN & Co.'S EXPRESS to CALlFOR-
Il MA OREGON and WEST COAST ofSOUrH AMER
ICA-Ofce No 50 BroaiwayOur Express will leave on
FRIDAY, July n. 1855. per Steamer EMPIRE CITY via
Panama and NORTHERN LIGHT via Nicaragua In charge OF
experienced Messengers through TO destination
Freight taken at reduced rates.
Letters incosed in Government 10 cent envelopes will be
taken AZ ~ cents each FREEMAN Co.. No. % Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
Bonnip Ean6 Warrdnts.

AN ID w A X X A N b
~ We are prepared execute all orders for the puchs's
and sale of LAND WARRANTS
In large and small qu.natisa
OUR FACILITIES
for PURCHASING WARRANTS III first hands not szcsnst
An orders for the Purchase of Warrants viii be executed
the small commission Of ONE DOLLAR PIECE
N. X. COBB Co,
70 Stock and Bond Brokers' No. p Wliau-s-, N. z.
., Bank OF the Commonwealth.
neIeiences; OHIO Life and Trust Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

II
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDF0lD.
TAUNTON and NEWPORr-Inland routs, without dssJ
change Of cars. baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone 81
C. VANDERBILT, Capt j. X. Pendleton, in connection 20
the stonngton and Providence and Boston and ProdeDe IN
roads leaving NewYok daily Sunday. encepted from pig
No. IN r., first wharf above Battery placel 1t NJ M
sonngton at $3.50 p NJ. arrival OF The Mall tsn ~a@
leaves Boston OF 5 80 PM -
The C. VANDERBLT, from New. York-Monday Wsines
day AID Frbiey. From Sonington-Tuesday THURSDAY sN
Saturday. - - =. -
day and Saturday. From Stonngonhony, "Wednesday "a
Friday. 49,
Passengers arrival al stonnnon proceed inlrnedaey r.
Railroad 10 Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
The Fxpress Mail train reaching said places several hours "a
vance OF those other routes and in ample time TOT al ~
sav Morning Lines connecting North and East Pasenfss
Who prefer it remain board the steamer, enjoying nsa
rest ndsbed brestasing If desired, and leave sonnon
the A. NJ train connecting AZ Providence With he IN
tain for Boston Taunton AMI NawBedor and al LAT raH
wicb, r. /, with the steamer LIBERTY, for NE"PoAt'"
irving there abou A. VI.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train throf
sech way.
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via New Bee
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Fer passage bertns freight application me-
Be made at pier No North River the Office No. 10 3D.
tery-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
DJAYOs-Tbe largest assortment Of PIANOS
Mafbinerp, ST.

SHCROFT' STEAM and VACUUM
N GIUCKS-The beet and reliable Of any in ihs mar
tet Wananted correct liberal discount SLOWED 70 the
go. For ssle by CHAS. w. COPELAND,
~ No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

INSTITUTION FOR TIE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS CLERKs(
AND OTHERs.--No. SIG BROADWAY. I
Opposite 81. Nichols Hotel. July IL, 1850
THE TRUSTEES have THIS DAY, pursuant to
the Bylaws declared interest for the SIX Months enc
ing sob June the rate Of SIX PFR CENT per Aunun
all amounting rs and $685. and the rate
Of FIVE PER CENT all 500, payable on and
etsr MONDAY 18th July. che interest called for VII be
carried 10 the credit Of depositors as principal.
The Bant is open Daily from 10 O'Clock A. NJ 20 O'Clock
p NJ end on Tuesday Thursday and saturday evenings from
5to : o'clock BY order OF the Trustees,
MOSES H. GRINNELL, President.
ASDRTw WARNER, Secretary.
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NEW ROUTE for GREENPORT and SAC

n NV hVU II IUI NItI-I44'I Vtt HIu N1-av
IN HARB R.-The splendid new Steamboat ISLAND
Marketslip Cor NORTHPORT PORT JEFF SRSON SrONf
BROOK ORIENT POINT, GREENPORr and SAG HAk
Dor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
A. NJ returning will leave Sag IiarbOr on MOSOAY, Wp
NESDAY and FRIDAY at AM GroenPou at D ORIENT fnk
94 Brock and Port jefferson az II NJ and N0hpQra
SPIN Freight taken at reasonable rates payable on deliver
Of the gOodt.
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ALBEIT II. STcoLAY, Auetionser
GREAT and PEREM TORY SALE CT BOND

GREAT and PEREM TORY SALE CT BOND
" I'd LIQUORs.-ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell on
WEDNESDAY July 49, al II o'clock az the Saesroo No III
Breed at. fine INVOICE Of WINES, BRASDIES.
CIGARS &c. consisting In part Of 90 cises ST. Jaien
ClaIet Wine 100 Chsteaux MaryesuI 50 ST. Es
terhe IS usute IT'S Hsue Ssaterns; IS
CogDse Brandy lPae) 20 quarter ocaves do 81 pipes
do 10 hs pipes d. 70 Cognsc 3rsndy ldsk p quar-
d. hs'fp pes CO.. IS half pipes do $50 baskets B.
Champagne. IS bsskets Royal Grape Champagne
Together with % 600 Imported Havana Cigars, warranted
Also % dozen superior genuine German Cologne-
The whole sod original packages aad delivered from
Bonded Waebous> Every article warranted
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and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD

~ COMPANY DIVIDEND.-1he Board Of Directors have
declared sdviiend of FIVE PER CENT from the
ines OF the Company the Sst Of May last be paid the
SocAhod IN the sin line standing the books Of THE Com
pany on the 18th q June.
Pay be- in the Bon 1s OF the Company PAYABLE
the let Of July 1885, with interest semi annually the
Of seven per cent per annum ia the CITY Of New York
Stockholders the NewYork books will receive their iy
dend u the Office Of TIE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY Ia New Work. and after the 1T OF
August Signed Y. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
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i SOUTH AMERICA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, and
CHINA-Our regular Express for the shove will be dis
match ID JULY 90 per steam EMPIRE CITY via Panama
connecting with the splendid fast SONORA In charge
e. Speca Messenger Freight taken the lowest rates Let
ers must be ncloed Government envelopes Our
express via Nicarsgua will close at p O'clock.
VIM II. HALL, Agent,
No l2i Broadway, corner Cedar-st.
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CPECIAL AUCTION THIS MORRING-Com,

~ mercng precisely o'clock with double plated Silver
Of quality consisting flee Pitcher snd Table Ware,
5peoDs FOrEs &c Then superior Furniture OF all snds To-
Guiding rs class Paor Suites covered with satin sna hair cloth
Wsrdiotes Extension Tables, &C., worthy the attention #
speeustor Also Ms'resse. Of st and I'd qusy eured bal
hapdsOms Ptsning aud g frame MrrUs RfngeEatos Of
gilt boIdeIed Window Shades sofa and lounge Bebests
extensive 10 all At conclusion Large sock OF O.
gars choice brands In lots suit purchar giving whole
sale buyers chance take entire lot No reserve Delivery
imuediseiy after sale. T.rms cash.
TUNfs MORRILL,, Auctonser No. 81 ksssaust
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DLANING MACHINES-EEW and VALUA-
II BILE IMPROVEMENTS.-THE NEWARK MACHINE
COMPANY building entirely new Rotary Wood flanng
the which simplicity OF construc 0n
occupying less requiring less power end DONG WORK s
peo 10 any other Planning Machine Ia For particn
sr, and facilities Machines Ia operation, apply
10 A. CONGER, Agent, No 3f Broadway.