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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
SMITH C LINES,
Corner Of Main and Market SITS, Opposite
ESain 81 ssre.

OFFER to the public tie larg
est and best assortment of Har,
lie Sos, coarse and fine, Sad,
dies, Trunks, Whips, Flyhctts
buffalo Role Sin short CIV ery
thing wanted in cur Inc to Dc
iould On tic Lake SEcrc.
We are satisfied HAT or tho
same money We can and do give
more yaiuc fhau crn he he'd nj
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
HOMO RE g. Co.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS
DEsy<ss, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuils Window Glass Glassware, Tur-
pcntine, Camphenc, Nanishcs, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c Also,
Wholesale a AGENTS for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted. Our Stock is large ahd complete.
IIhOlcsdlc, oala.
IIySl No. 200 Lake "a, Chicago,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
GOOsEREKsRaES.

Evergrccns.-Over 1000, from to feet high.
Balsam and Norway Firs, Spruce, Pine, Hemiock,
and Arbour Vitae. These have grown III my garden
from three to five years, and be transpanted
with Us much certainty of growing, as currant-
Price is TO So each.
Address, Il. n. CAAoON.
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Druggists, in Konosha.
scrofniu, llyspcpsia, 81 r.ivcr Co

DR.. B'okcwcHS Compound Syrpp OF Sarsaparilla
and Iris Ncrsicolor, stands very high in the cstma-
ton of those who have used il, for the above named
diseases and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted 1t is for Salehy Druggists in Kenosha
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

FEEGE<HNas, Baeging, Bags, white and colorcd
D. Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Denim, Hickory.
Red and Twillcd Flannel, Cotton do Plaid and
plain Lnscys by the cord or otherwise Mt
TOWSLEE'S
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

A HEAVY STOCK of Over Coating, Broad
Twecds, which will be sold cheap at TOWSLEE's.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

OEsES OF all sizes at
Ia TOWSLEE'S
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YgNEsES DAY Received, French White, Mulbcr-
n ~ and Imitation China Crockcry also Il large
stock of Common do. at TOWSLEE'S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

EROCEREEs.-A full supply of that good
VI Golden Syrup and Of those good Teas, as well
as all other kinds of Groceries, which warranted
to be good and cheap sale.
Z. w RLINN
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FHNsEHs DAE Received large assortment of
n Gloves for Ladies, Gents and Children at
TOWSLEE'S.
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Steamer Queen Cityis ashore this side of She
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A.. WIS g. SON.

Kcnoshn, August ., 80.
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A BEAUTIFUL LOT of Ladies' and Misses
"A Knit Hoods, Comfortcrs &c. at
TOWSIFE'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

Ing, without change In prices TAs sales Of por foot
Cd up about zoo b6iS, including old moss q eN rs.
and vis .. sie Tor new do el4 rs ia " for new
prime and SIS for Western prime mesa 200 bbls. city
prime meas brought Sl6. Beet--Salss Of country were
made 10 the extent OF about 500 ob Of old prices and
400 bb Chicago repached sold s es 12c per bbl
OF. Beef hama we're fcarce and nominal Butter-Ohio
Orange county at 27c. q SOC t
RAJ EsrArL-House and lot on Fifty third street,
near Second avenue 16xl00 ~ 400 do Adoining, ak
100, 22b DO do, 2oxl0o, g. $50; do nsAsbovc, Elk
100 20 26o; DO il8 West Broadway, 25x67, $500;
lots on Fifty third street. Third avenue each 25x
100 22S each; do Fifty third street. near Third
avenue, each 2txloo, 5000 EACH do. Forty ninth
street. near Sixth avenue each 22xioo o. 100 each.
SuGAR-The market continued tolerablg active. The
sales embraced about 600 700 hhds New Orleans at
4hc. BIC about 800 do. Cuba at sAo- &c., and 10
do Porto Rico at &c with small lot Havana refined At
6Le- 1 lH
6zans.-There was clover offering, and prices
were unchanged Pennsylvania were held at 100, and
Ohio clean at l0hc, but without sales Of importance
sPicEs-Ihe market frmer. The sales included
1000 mats cassis at 4oc and 10 nutmegs at 81
TALLow was dull and nominal at l2c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

The annual election for officers OF the Gardiner
Gold Mining Company was had few days since,
when the following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing yesr:-Chrles Ely, A. P. Hasey, Charles
Tracy, p. @. Gardiner, j. W. Can tler and s. II. MIX.
AT subsequent meeting Of trustees, Charles Ely
was elected President; Geo. G. Ripley, Treasurer,
and Richard vose, Secretary. During the who.e Of
the past season this company has feen steadily pur.
suing its Legitimate business. II has had from forty
to fifty men actively engaged In mining, and an in
mense quantity OF has been raised to the surface.
The companys crushing machine has been through.
ont In perfect operation, and the amalgamatiug M
chrery Is nearly completed The management is
composed Of sbrewd practical men, with enlarged
experience In this branch Of business. They feel
confident Of satisfactory results at an early day.
According to an Official state nent, there were
forty banks In existence In the State OF New Hamp.
shire on the LIST Monday In December last. The sg.
gregate an unit Of capital stock which had been
BEEN actually paid In to these institutions was
90 878 00o The amount OF debts due the banks
ard secursd By pledges Of their stock, was sl927.
The total value Of the real estate belonging to them
was $5s,s59. The sum Of al the debts due the
banks was 81 063 ,263 and 81 this sum "a 4s5 was
due from directors, either A. principals or mretles
The amt unit Of specie In vault was t97 9l2 bills OF
other banks 90 hand, ti5S.460. The whole amount
Of deposits was t8so,97s. The amount of deposits
In other banks for the redemption Of bils was
s75ss3l; and the amount Of bills in circulation wa,
equivalent 70 90. 1856 ,67l.
The Boston 7Sarsitsr OF the 2lst inst says:-
We undsrstand that application Is about 20 be
made 70 the Legislature Of Vermont TO follow the exam.
pie of Massachusetts In helping the Of internal
improvement. At 10 proposed that Vermont sh all issue
5000 geo OF per cent sterling bonds payable In Lon
don 10 thirty Years aud secured By frrt mortgages on
the entire property and franchise Of the Rutland and
Central roads In place OF their present mortgages The
oeot OF ths Rutland 10 500, 600 trs, goo
cond, and 81 200 COO third mortgage and the debt
Of the Central hrst and 81 SEQ 900 sscosd
Total ~ 600 for the Rutland and 900 for the
Contra smountsng altogether 70 81, 700 600 sAy eight
per cant would BE- only $500 oo and the net esrnnR, OF
these roads lsst rear excssdsd that amount 20 that hs
secEi:J ve=h ~ Str.se.! ss'e. Te.s rosiI are yst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

ACADEMY or Muac-A novelty and treat, 10 the war
OF operate performance Ia announced for this evening
IN the shape Of Donizets "Msria di Rohann Most OF
tbs principal artists among which may mention the
nsmes " Signora SteGtnone signorina Vestvah, and
sgnor Badiah, Bolcion and Quinto, will appear Maria
q roman and the Duke de Chevrense said TO be the
parts In which Signora Sefenone and Sgnor Bsdial ap
pear TO the greatest advantage.
Nmto's GARDEs.-we understand that Won Webey's
romantic opera entitled der FrerschutE," with tho
same cast VII be re2eates by the German opera CON
psny 70 morrow evening They gaining great cole
ority with the musical diletantti Of this city
BROADWAY TmArRy Mr. Forrest will. by speo,sI do
sire repeat hts persepaon Of Cardinal RichilIe. 10
night Messrs Conway, Grace, Hanchstt IAnervan and
Hdme Ponis win assist In the other Fading n.rts
"Bons Eide Travellers Ia the concluding farce Than.
lei' win be performed TO morrow evening.
Bowmr TmArRK-Mr. 8. W. Glenn win have Nj, h.
nett this evening, for which great bin provided Mr.
and Mrs Conner win appear In Shakspesres tragedy Of
"Richnd III, which IL the opening piece. The .iD..
nouncer" win follow ana the whole viii eonouds With
the FIRST act Of the drama OF Robert Mscarcn In the
sourse Of the evening Mr. Glenn will preach lager bier
sermon.
BURROWS THxArRH.Ihis evening IL the one set apart
for tas two great 6xed" favorite pieces the Serious
Family" and the Toodlesi-Mr. Burton In his famous
and in.mtabls parts cranmed house Ia In variabiy
the result OF tbs announcement Of these two pieces
wAIIAcK's TTARx.-Ths benefit OF Mrs steebep.
comes of tss evening for which occasion she Offers 10
her friends and the public atiarge bill OF great variety
and attraction. Three excellent pieces viii Be performed
--oamely the beautiful drama OF Ernsstins The ca
nsdiatts ef"sk.tches In ndia" and the petite comedy
e THE Pet Of the pet'icoas" The whos strength Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.
lHURsDAf, hArch Zz-6 4. n.
AsHEs continued doll and prices nominal, nc % Is.

THURSDAY, March 22-eP. ~
AsHR continued dulI and prices nominal, nc % IS
BHKADsTrns.-Flour-Thers was more doing with
slightly improved feeling In common stAtate brands. The
were common brands Of state at ss si1a 90 rs, the
latter figure for good straight brands, and ~ rs
90 rs for ayorts and choice brands; good 70 choice
Canadian In better Demand with sales Of 900 bbls
at ~ 81 $40 TO- and at $40 rs for extra brands south
m ~ 40 'a Sa zen win ssss q about 90 eS
$40 81 for extra There was no change 70 notice In
rates for rye -four or meal Grain-whsat more
Genesee at ~ TO- 1000 red wcstsrn st 81 TO- and 500
Southern prime white private terms, supposed 70 b
at At about % 90 and bushels Canadian white not
Coks-The market 6rm and trihs better owing
TO some little demand for export and reduced supplies
esc and 1000 do we're reported at slightly under 81
RyeWe only heard OF about 600 bushels North river
nsl 81 Barley was nearly out Of sesAcn, and oaly
CoYTy1--Tbe market continued firm. The sales en-.
braeed about 800 bags OF 81 Domingo, at exc about
LOCO bags RIO at loxe II Ne go mats Java, at
CorTos.--Owing 10 disposhon 10 await the receipt
Of later foreign news By the Atlantis the markst
less animated, but prices continued Arm, without fur
Their advance. The sales embraced about 400 5000
bales.
Fnuoms.-Rstes we're inactive, /. shippers we're wait
ing the receipt OF later foreign To liverpool 900
100 bales Compressed cotton engaged Of 532d.
and rs bales Sea Island do At 5ied. Other articles
London and Hsyre there va. nothing on momen, 70 no
tiee To Hamburg, 5000 900 gallons Of oil en-
gagged ., 2e. per gallon, With some lots Of cotton
Al Re: 400 bags sAltp-te at rs. Cd. To Premsn
$50 cedar logs engaged private terms To Cali.
forns, rates ranged from zoe. 35c
FRrfr- The market quiet, and prices unchanged.
HAY --salss Of about 500 babs were made a. Soc.
Hosr.-About 20 hhds and 80 tiercss honey we're sold
at 10 re. for export short price
IRos Within tvo three days about 200 900 tons
Scotch pig have been sold At go t32.
Inp--Ths nsrhet continued arm Galena vas held
At ehe., and sales Of loo tons English mads At
e1fe.
and 300 Co. lump At 81 IL.
LAID was without ehangs. About 800 bbls yer. re.
ported at Skc. . SIC.
RIcx-Ths market active, with further sfvano.
Of about Ne. Ne The sales enciuded 600 500 casks
al 4kc. . Nc. for the bulk Of 10.
kotAEr..-Ths martet for prime New Orleans was
more active and about 600 600 bes vers sod si ne
60 do. clayed Cuba. al Gle, IS DO. Cuba, at 11o.
NAVAL aroKn Sales Of 700 pbk. turp~nuDe YER.
made at - So with small sales Of spirits tarpsstss
q &c Common rosin nore hrm AZ 81 70.
erD ver~ unchsaw~d
raoyEisSs-Tas na-.e. sxhIss1a sons bS~ss lss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
United 6tates C0mmlssloner's Court.
Before John W. Nelson, Esq.

CHARGE or EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF FLOUR AT THE
81 ATLANTIC DOCKS, BROOKLYN.
MARCH N.-zne United States vs. William Kelly Pat
rick Fdgn Robert OFdrrcu Aathes Murphy aud Ere
derrick 7srhuneIti is alleged that system of robbery
BY the employees In the Atlantic Decks Brooklyn, has
been going for years, and incalcuable quantity
OF -four stolen from the barrels stored At the bonded
warehouse. -
Mr.. Joachimssen appeared for the prosecution, and
Messrs. Dunnng peversux for the defendants.
John Cah depoied that he lives in King street. near
Van Brunt street. Brooklyn: work ct the Atlantis
dock q laborer; know the bonded warehouse;
know Kelly. Fagin, Robert O'Farrsl, Murphy and Ter
hume; Kelly 10 laboriDg man have him working
In the bonded warehouse; Fasin Is also laborer;
Murphy foreman, Terhune the cooper; have seen
worked for Murphy In dlling from full barrel TO an
empty one have help.d Fagn and Farrell to turn out
and two carts loaded WITH aour going oaYeaeh iosd
seven or eight barrels.
Cross Ismined--Dont know that they came from the
Direct exsmination-I have bought -four from Murphy;
don't know where It came from; bought 1t the pub
gave eight dollars barrel for the four the arst was
two or three months ago. the last three months ago.
don't know Of his selling -four to any others.
Gross sxamined-I asked Murphy TO sell IT. borings IL
what the inspector gets out OF the barrels with his
gur tho behring's are put by the inspector into pail
6oriDgs.
: Christopher p: TappAn depossd-I reside corner Of
henry and carroll streets, brooklyn: am -four To-
spector have inspected Aour from the opening to the
close Of navigation the last ! inspected there
small lot 266 barrels, 10th December: -four ID gone
rally Inspected before going into store inspected
little lot Of 80 barrels IN December and March, in in
spectng, draw bornss, that is about three
from the bArrels6 ibs have half the boring sduring
the season.
Cross examined-A great part Of the borings OF the
hour which inspected did not 60 TO Murphy; have
bAsn ct the Atlantic docks for three seasons last
son was there closely .m
TO Mr. Joachmssen-I have weighed -four, and found
II short; the borings were given BY the pail full all
Murphy got last would not make ten barrels;
have weighed from the 2sth Of February to the 18th OF
March, ,346 barrels, and found 12476 pounds short
that 10 equal 10 63x barrels and so pounds bar
rolls we're 20 pounds 50 pounds Short the highest
40 pounds. .,4s
Adjourned to Esd March.
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Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Morris.

MARCH 22-Hdbeds Corpus.-In The Natter Of The APP
plication for Writ Of Habeas Corpus for Ransom SmiA
The prisoner In this IL held In the custody OF the
Sheriff Of the county Of Kings BY virtue Of warrant
reputation issued BY the Governor Horao Seymour
to hold him and deliver him TO the agent appointed BY
tho Governor Of the State of Pennsylvania. Ransom
Smith Is charged in the requsition of the Governor OF
Pennsylvania with being "a fugitive from charge Of
perjury. Fr.
Mr.. Busteed claimed the discharge Of the prisoner
the grounds that the warrant In absolutely void and
that II Is untrue that Mr.. Ransom Smith Il q fugitive
from justice and that the alleged charge against him
Ia false.
Witnesses were examined and the Judge remanded
cha arruaed
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PROPOSALS..

ITO ALIsTs-PRoPosALs WILL nd NJ.
4 es.ed for ths purchase 81 The wood shd umbsr
standing the Land known ~ Hsbsrdssns Tract IytAx
the tswnrhip o. Desrpark eountss o. ssva
Otsviils said trs1t eontsins so ~ vhss
psrt 81 u. wood 10 very heavy sad tstsa altoEsths
a1~qusist In this section 81 tks STATE vss1 ssaxs
q White rsd shd rock oss, kisksry napls whi,s Ash
ebsstHst, he Which vii cut sbous fro,n ~ sorss
All the varieties Of ship yroasss1
any qssn,y shs q the hs gu.i sio tsHssrs tsrs.as
poles 10 abundance The facilities Fsttax ts
yood vsry great tLs grfs Rsro.4, DslAssrs aht
Hvaseh osssl ans 'hre@ tsrnrns% rya r,ush "a
All further Tsricniars can BE- sLtsasd ssn GFtst, V
Mr. q A. Riehsrsson. hisdls,ewa, Orsnrs ssrs,y ~
1srws tssk 10 savsaes q s " ssshsusd fsf yrspsty
the eity 81 Me- fert Tbs frop1ssi ~ sssr~ss@ "
CHoWEII, Pee, OrSs, s.v fsrs sisy.
hiialstovn Orshes Co, y r. hsrsh - tssj
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the company WI appear. We trust Ms stephens WIN
be rewarded With crowded house. 4 sT-'-lF. -
AxxnIcAx MuuuM.-Ths New Hampshire mammoth
GIRL weighing over six hundred pousds and ct present
on s1hoiton, u very well worth seeing The dramatic
Of .Heads Tall, . The Msa and the Tiger and
sngisg and dancing and in the evening" Of the domes-
tic drama called I" The Old Brewery"
ETHIOPIAN OPsRA HousEs.-At the various Ethiopian
opera houses excellent performances provided for
their patrons Az Woods the (" Mummy, -" Rochester
Knocs ings," and the "Back Swan will be given. TIE
Buckleys announce their customary select bill of capital
songs dances and instrumental solos, with their recent
ouriesqus OF " Ths Two Pompeys;' and Perhsm's new
troupe, which numbers among its members many Ia.
Tented performers will play the musical farce Of Happy
Uncle Breve.n $4,000 - 80 ..-7" -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
Violation of Corporation Ordinances.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

MARCH % There eighty four suits in this Court
this morning to penalties for tbs violation OF the
corporation ordinances in encumbering sidewalks and
Streets in selling hand goods without license &c
Out OF that number, twenty five settled BY the
parties, and in twenty eight the summonses were
served by copy, and service ordered and twelve ad
journed for future trial The balance tried, and
judgments rendered against the offenders, in various
sums from s5 TO co. There also suits against
merchants for allowing carts 10 be backed the
sidewalk In delivering and taking away goods. In the
latter cases the offenders contend that by the ordinance
they permitted 10 do what they have been doing
The Judge remarked that be would take time examine
into the latter cases, and give judgment In few days
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AT the second board the market was o shade or
two better. Nicaragua Transit improved &per cent.
Hudson River Railroad, 4. The steamship Atlantic,
from Liverpool, must be near ct hand with seven
days later intelligence, and the anxiety for her
rival Is 30 intense that nothing Of importance viii
be done In any OF our markets until the suspense is
removed. fhs steamer Ii nov In her thirteenth day,
and cannot be long delayed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

The annual meeting or the Great Western Rail.
road Company was held ct Hamilton. Canada West,
last week. The report states that the earnings Of
the road for the half year ending January 81, were
fl95,536 Is. 3D., and the working expense fl02..
256 "a. a., leaving balance Of eos $50 Is. which,
added TO the balance Of the previous half year,
f475 l8s. 3D., makes the total net receipts over
working expenses 1936N l9s. Cd. Out Of this
amount wss paid interest on bonds and borrowed
money, cas- ,64s, and for six months liquidation Of
f50o,0o0 sterling Provincial debontures, f9, l25;
leaving net balance ofeaznings Of f3s 64 los Cd,
equal to three per cent on the present capital Of
fl2sS,325. ..s.-..... ....s1l...,
Mr.. L. P. Bayre, Of the Arm Of Selden, Withers
Co., Of Warrington, denies all the statements Of
Mr.. Rives relative TO the Exchange Bank. He
charges Rives with hostility, owing TO . business
difficulty Of long standing. and denies the statement
that any money Of the firm has been used In CON-
promising OF conpounding claims. The trustees
also state that the most Of the available funds are
tied in New York by Virginia attachments, but they
have collected assets TO the amount Of $4,000
and have paid $50 900 for the redemption Of bonds
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, In con-
formity with the letters Of assignment.
The Chicago Journal Of Monday, the 10th iast.,
Governor Matteson arrived In this city yesterday,
from New York. where he has been for short time past
engaged in perfectiDg arrangements for settlement
with Messrs. Wadsworih Sheldon, ON account Of the
surplus and land funds Of the State In their hands,
which has been amply secured BY responsible parties
outside Of the general assets Of that firm and lem
braced in the assignments made by the that loss
in consequences Of the failure OF Messrs. wsdsworth
Sheldon, upon the State In this behalf This
settlement embraces the balance due by Messrs Wads
worth sheldon, account OF portion Of the interest
fund in their hands at the time Of their failure
This arrangement will enable this State TO pay the
January interest at the time the July payment is due
which Is regarded fortunate circumstance "a far
the credit Of the State Is concerned and We learn 1t Ia
entirely satiactory 70 the who hold much the
larger share Of the States indebtedness upon which
the pay ment IL to be applied. .e.I I#fa .f
In regard 10 State stocks In the hands OF the former
State agent when the failure took place, II b. known
there Is bond with ample security attached for their
payment their return and II Ia presumed early steps
win be taken 10 tbs State against ultimate loss In
this respect also. ~.
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(,oAL CHEAPER THAN gvER-THI scBscRfBgR
W vii ~ sssss fer shr>s tays sry a. 80. - 80 ssA
steve asa ~e ss> ., ssiy - 80 zee frs@ s>s.z rai
JAcos w. coxxsELL. ~ e<s,-. ss,,A
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NEW YORK HERALD r. FRIDAY, MARCH , %, 1868

n thsr infancy. end win do much better q they grow
older and develops their A the State Of
mont out Of debt these nvs per cents would probably
bring par In Europe, where money n worth but three
per cent part Of the plan Is 10 establish sinkng
funds Ike those Of the Western Vermont and
sschusetts roads, which, BY their operation will
pay the debt at maturity These railroads have Of
incacubie benefit TO TIE State and II il proper that
the State should help the roads BY osning credit
for their advantage. II the aid should be granted 1t
would free these corporations from exciting smbarrass
ments make their bonds worth par and materially ad
vance the market value of their stock
The negotiations in regard 70 the steamboat route
nom Norwich to New York have resulted Ia 70
storing the connection Of the route with the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, and this company are
making preparations, In the way Of engines and
cars, to do the business In prompt and acceptable
manner. Frm Norwich to New York there will
be the new boat the Commonwealth. and the
superior steamer the Connecticut, which h to be
reftted.
The coupons Of the bonds Of the Great Western
Railroad Company Of Illinois, due on the LIST OF
April, will be paid on aud after that date, at the
company's Office, No. 40 William street.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

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myts ~ rFse%Ss y h frrshss4 frsw "a ~tsA~
tfs ssytfs 49, ssy " ssis an r.sp>asflsly - ~
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rs' - fssfsry v.ts ~ az asys sgsfss1 sha =.
ffssssrss tegftsf " ks ssFsuse. as vt " ssit
IssfmoLosyw y rvspY.
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Tn PURSUANCE or AN ORDER oF THE sUER0-
j gate Of the County of New York, notice 10 hereby
given 70 all persons having elan against John l. VI
hoCrsekAn. late Of tbs city Of ksw YS, msrehant d.
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the city OF New York before the 2sth day Of July
merit Dated New YORK. the 2sth d,y Of January, 1855
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