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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-For sometime pest strong
susri cions had existed In the minds Of many, that
Peter and John PEBBLE, brothers, belonging In the
vicinity Of Batavia, Geneeee County, were sccon-
plces 10 the late extensive highway robberiee com
initted in Canada The tEo young men having 70
turned to Gsnese County, were arrested By Dep.
uiy sheriff On some trivial crime committed 10 that
vicinity but tecteo their esc.pe. Nothing was heard
from them for some weeks, and not until 40 nmai,on
in some intercepted letters pnsng between me elder
Pehle sDd his wife, that the two were In tnis county,
Ibis led the Genesee officer TO pay our county vni
and on stepping out Of the cars at the depot n tnu
yulsse, MADE the acquaintance OF Col a. r Tyhr,
Police Officer a the ctp6t. On receiving 2 fuu
description Of the elder PEBBLE, Col Tyler immeoiAssiy
rared on the chase, and before night succeeded u
"holsing' bis game at tn, farmhouse Of Deacon
S.lck. near Van Buren, Harbor, In this town, WHARF,
alter desperate struggle he securely Iosed hs man,
and returned 10 report to his brother omceT iron
Genesee County, who, in the meantime, had sresteo
in this village the younger PEBBLE. II sppeeses ne
PEBBLES had taken job at chopping eord-wooa, snd
though they had been q. il two or three weeks, hao
only cut some three or four cords, spending most o.
their time IN visiting neghboFing localities ana
Is il would sem for the purpose OF prospecting 10
| for pfey Having boarded during this time WI
Deacon selicks fsaily, and sscertainmg that mr.
was considerable money N the house, i now np
posec from certain circumstances, that Q boia n
caring robbery we planned, 70 take pla6e on N
nigh, Of their Erest. tDsnknk jouEnAa xeo' IN
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THIRTEEN PERSONS FROZEN AND
STARVED.
From The PsfisburpA Gazette, Feb l6.

Our readers sill remember an account We gave
some days siuce Of the terrible condition OF several
faHli,s Of GermsDs who arrived here three weeks
ago from Germany. We then cbronicled the death
of three Of tie cbdrep, and subsequently, added an.
other TO the sorrowful list 1t s nov our sad duty to
al pounce the deeease of s other members Of those
iAmDies.
when tie psrty Ieft Germany it consisted Of four
men four won en- and fourteen CT ldren-in ALL TWEEN
ty.two persons. Two Of the women died at sea.
One child was left in New York in dying condition,
end hes since tied. Two men, one woman and ten
children have died in Allegheny. Perhaps Of the
Hospital. OF that, however, we are not certain.
Thus sixteen out Of the twenty-five have died. Six
are row living, all Of whom are still sick, and
one child 10 DOW in dying condition.
One Of the children was buried on Thursday yee-
teIdsyl ard two the day before Nearly every day.
for more than week past, has witnessed the desih
Of ope of these unfortunate sufferers. 10 not this
horrible
To prevent any Misunderstanding with regard 10
the after We would distinctly state that these fam
lies have been carefully attended to since their AZ
rival Every possible assistance has been rendered
them BY the Ladies Benevolent Association and the
Guardians Of the Poor of this city. The nobleheat
I'd LADY Of the Association In whose district the fam
lies were found has been untIiDg in her efforts,
and has herself bestowed upon them every kindness
ard comfort. The Guardians Of the Poor OF this
city have sso furnished them medical attendance.
The cause Of this tragedy 10 real life must be written
down in the annals Of emigration. When these fan.
lies arrived 10 New-York they were scarcely covered
with clothing. The weather being intensely cold,
end they without money they were consequently
feez Dg and starving to death all the way from New.
York 10 this city. Their contributions recred
f.versr shock than they could bear, and N lin
sered in sgoDy few days beyond the power OF mso
Kind hands, prompted by generous hearts, we're
ready to soothe their dying agones but they could
not aver: the impending death.
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Ltr1. HUNTER AND TIE PrRsER OF The BAfs-
BRIDGE-It turns out THAI there s some t,oao'e 10
re Accounting branch Of the service about the
accounts OF Pur.er LOCKER, who has jast returned
home in the Bainbridge. 1t seems that, under per.
smntory orders In writing from the commander Of
bic .hip Lieut. Charles G, Hunter, he paid to that
rfIieer some e. 600 more than his psy, &C., came 70
on the cruise. The Purser alleges, We hear, that ne
or " made the payments in question under formal
and perepptory written orders from Lieut.: Hunter,
his Immediate commander, who hal authority 10 put
him 10 irons on his refusal 90 to DO. Inc question v
is,us H. whether Purser Is or is not to Be held
spor sible for oney paid out under such cireum-
stsnces-ttere being manifestly no right on the p1t
OF his commander 10 demand dollar more OF the
public money from bis Purser than the amount Of bis
ships financial agent. lWsahisgton Star, Feb. 10.
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IMPORTANT DIscUssIos.--There ID to be spirisaA
Discussiop between Prof. Mshsn and the Champions
Of the Hsrmonal Philosophy at Cleveland, o., com
msncipg Oh Tuesday evening, Feb. 30, and 10 be
continued from time TO time, until the matter shall be
settled Prof. Rein Of Philsdelphia, takes the lido
Of the "sphiu." The questions 10 be discussed are
the following;
First. Do the Spirits Of departed human beings still
hold intelligent and sensible intercourse with men on
earth
Second, Arc The Spiritual phenomena productive
of more good than evil
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Nt,pT nrk Daflp @ribtusA
TEXAS.

The steamship Louisiana ssrvsd q Nsv-Ohssns
on the morning Of the lob, With dasss from Gslves-
ton to the ssh.
IA Saa Asiosio Tsraa has . report that come
Inei'ne. rot f.- non fredsncksbars. were discev.
siso 'ndeAvorne to clear out 9Th . csballard Of
nones, we're pursued, and 10 Of them killed.
lie same paper hss . letter from correspondent
fsss, Gated Jaa. IS giving tas following
count oi me murder OF . yousg man named Andrew
f,on Ing -" nsrdms e.,tl, about three miles
irom eag,s rae oy party Of Iodlsns aad Msxicsns
nem TIE Mexican sies. The writer ava:
From the circumstances connected With shis oct
rsseous there Is no doubt but Buyer fought Exc
hero and sold his life dearly. The BODY a. n. M
OF e halt hour sitter the eccurspcs and ,herr vsrs
trepty. nire arowcuts through his coat and eleven
woubcs in the head. He had killed one Iudisn nsmsi
Lewis, the Lpan who acted guide for the Mounted
Rifles ct the time when Capt Van Barren wss killed
and on the trail we found much blood in different
pisces, showipg that three four went of badly
wounded. They were pursued by Company X, Of the
Mounted Rides but they crossed back to Mexico,
where, of course, toey we're SAFE .
The Aastia State Gazette, Of the 81 inst has the
following Iadian news:
We learn from Mr. Lyman Alexander, who hes
just returned from Fredericksb urg that on the 2,th
Of last month the Indians stole several horses from
Fort Mason, tso Of which belonged 70 the rangers.
About tie hrst Of this week German living eight or
ten miles from Fredericksburg, heard his mules max
ing an unusual noise He aud his son started with
ibelr guns end crossing the spur OF mountain, got
ahead OF the mules. The boys gun accidentally
nred, when several Indians rao up the opposite
tain, leaving the Germans males, with two of their
own ana pony, which the Germans captured. About
the same time, two other Gsrnsos hunting on Live
Oak Creek, ABOUT twelve miles west Of Frederick
burg, came on iso IodsDs, who ram the Germans
cbaeo them about two miles, when the lndians left
their horses aid took 10 q thcket The pursuers oct
FIRE TO the thick,t and shot forwsrd into il They say
the Indians killed and burned up. They took the
Ihsians horsee. Ga the goth ulG Mr.. John Does. In
ha m Il h.~-. ~.
cove Of mountain, hoppled; believing them TO BE-
Indian horses, he to,k and carried them home"
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NArIoyAL HORSE sHow.-At the late meeting OF
farmers at Albany, the subject Of holding national
horse show this spring q. some point in this State wa
canyassed. Utica is mentioned a. the place. Inc
benefits which have accrued to the country from 'he
late shows, have been so marked, that they should
be continued and il due to this State that the next
should be held within her bounds. rhe selection OF
I.tiea uould probably give entire satisfa:tion.
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henry " LEEDS AuctionseL-By II n. LEEDS Co.
nN THURSDAY, Feb. ODD and FRIDAY

ri
" sd 81 Io O'Clock the ssesroom, No. us N4.ssu
eignor PaD6olhnis ssle of 100
MARBLE GOODS just received from Italy, consisting Of
large and beautiful Eiruscan Hehe Roman and other
stys Of Vases in bass0Ilevo; also lDgc assortment of
smaller description and ase assortment Of fancy Marble Or
nan epis
Ao invoice of beautiful Asbastor Groups Venus Of Ca
nova Dancing Girls CLEOPATRA Su.annah, Hebe Of Csnova
Hercules Venus in a Shell, Busts, &c
Alec large lot Of b soods just received from Paris con
sps OF Cabinets Boxes Looking Glasses Cabinets
Illuminated nisht Clocks Groups Figures Ormou Clocks,
Bro Plated Wac China sod oher desirable goods Being
he lat ,,le OF the season Sale without reserve.
At - oclocs directly after the sales Of Marble and Fancy
Good. the No 10 Nasssust large collection of
Bcs South America Italy and other parts of the
VOID pr.psed by the wehnowo Mr. Gabrsih, being the
brought forward ny that gentleman
ss Of birds In large DO 10 glass shades and mounef
srnl all mounted in the most substantisl manner Sale
nj
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Orrrcg OF 1HE Rocky Bar MIsrSe coHr,SY'

OFFICE ' Roxy BAR missing coNPNf,{
No % Nercbspt.' F1chapxe NEW Ioss. Feb ]. 1885
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS notice,
thet an assessment Of per cent upon the cs2a 'ocs
Of the Coupsuy has levied by the Board OF directors
pur.uant TO Art II the Articles OF A.ochton pytoe On
Thur.csy The 18th March next st the oee OF tue Company
tefsd the .b.res upon which payments regued
nh ali prt vioas payments thereon shall be toreed % INC
I..1oiaton INT order Stockholders reding out OF
The civ OF New York may have the benefit OF tbs ta us
three d.y.' srsce will be slo~ed to them -,t.,
to isie an su squ. 10 that which % Io
s;,sd non thereof pro by pyint the s'.s.
due on sane rvir Of such iat-nten At the time
~, nv an heir owl .toei. By order Of the hoard
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REMOVAL.-The undersgned, now reinstate1
~ ct the cid location Ne Isl eresAwsy viii. In
mssred In the first circles Of trade
dssvor eei eeppbssnee Of the fsvos Of bis
patrons snder positive determination sdhsrs strictly
Cssb Sales such moderate charges 10 believed, VII
ompt ready sese.sesnee to The terms ting tbss
beet Interest WM T. JENNINGS. Draper and rs,or.
No. 81 Broadway. Sd door above the Aston House.
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LoRrL.RD FisL ISsUsASct CosrNf'{
Mo-. 81 Chambers sud 50 WALSH.
~ p,,:. belJ This d,y the following per-

u -. .l.,,.d Director. for the en.uiog year;
= ,Ss,.,nAo.n p Pents Eli Kelley,
SorpenuN AI pe, a, ss,r,I AIMED. c f,rrs,
nsthsbis Dn., 49,, s.lv.n And,ew. y Norwood.
Wlism =. Bake, Whism Adsnls O. /. Rsc,in.hs1,
ffssccffSs ojdhs VIII: Norman sOsrdm'u'
Zosbar Mills Era ?. Dsys, george W Little,
I,xIrnc. Turnure Thsmu Thomas. Joha A. HarriotL
Robert g. Barnes, - ,o,yrru-,v
Ard ts,quert msetiss Of the Board CORNELL ";
ANDERSON was reelected President and "AsdiN'IoN
SMITH Vice. President, for the en.uns y-.r ,.
CARLISLE NORWOOD Secretary.
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Orfan 6teamers, &r.

NEW.YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE via Hesrssus-Toe Accessory Trsnsf Compsny
route The spI.neid doubl. engine mhip NORTHERN
LIGHT 6s burden. Capt Tnleosutn, wiz e.ve from
h,l NO T TuhbY r.. oonS'ens NIB toe a.
yori,e ,teamship UNCLE SAN. 2co 'ons burden, eve,
rsppeTssson BY sIss eis.s carriages Several
,sSn.n y. . on the .n from ocean Tse.s
aesrnen are their ventilation snd secommsds
n FOR ' ca&s sSRSss A. sRs Bw.n
Letter bags made up at the Office Letters Is cents per half
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-Semi-
i Weekly u MAIL LINE-The splendid fsvor,te
,t,sr.hip MARION w Fo..r: Commander will leave Pier
eey For fI.iiis spply bo.fd where a. b; Of la
k5sp e I'D for 9 a. IL; Ts,oS sf f
-; soTTaERSES Wi succeed and ''T'
nor MOBILE-Touching at HAVANA TO
l. Lsed Ps.ensers-The fs't..ilns steamship UNITED
states 9 ops viii s.s' be, Sest1 TOO, Of xss st.
Havana c:sn s Fo@. Dr. csSia go
z s FL bEG ' VICE ss 'RB} s1o.d~
GO sTANNARD. JR l6i Fron.st
L'OR KEY WkST, TAMPA BAY. CEDAR
sEa kaS .5d sffGaRaeHooLafhs .1.Ss
LAWRENCE win receive Freight for the above P2Is 2; her
berth foot Of seteast n asa aiI on Al.
h rS s s6 o. htDlDf
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
s ss .ssS cT
eDd5 win ,,f for BREMEN. touching at SOUTHAMPTON
mails for England and France
SATURDAY, Feb a, at 70 O'Clock NJ from Pier No. 81
North River; - -.-
PRICE OF PASSAGE.
From New York 10 Southampton or Bremen:
In Fins. Cabin. Main Saloon.
10 first Cabin, Loser ssi0On...'.'.'..''.... 10
10 SecOtd Cabln..... W
An experienced Surgeon IL attached to each steamer
Specie delivered 10 HAVE or Loodon.
All letters must psss Though the POs:-OMee.
''' "''N g e. T. ssEpp Issat No IL soaA William
The steamer HERMANN vii succeed tho Washington,
and ssu march a.
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OvrIcx o. RRpuplsc FrRR IssURAScs Co, 4
Ma u WsItSf Jsa H. 1874

OyUcs o. Rrpvslsc FIns IsplAses CA,l
No ~ WALTZ Jsa II. is& J
Y'hE TRUSTEES of this Company have THIS
Sss1 Of roUR ASD fHREE-oUARrEas PEA CENT.
teen Capital ssoek. payable, demand, 10 the sasrs
And a'o farther dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT
PJses serp 70 the assured all premiums the pohe,es
sata ~ 'hs Company which have terminated within The
Ssr .ndins sis; oeeemher lee.
Inc Charter Of the Company provides alter r.yise M
e1e e m sr.holeers the Of cent
nom ne r.nsinrs profits be annually drded BET
nsn shs ne policy holders ia scrip bearing interest which
ZIP not 70 = psA OF Until tbs prfs together VIII
ne e.ptt.l soea. shal exceed million Of soi.s
NV fotx AID LIVERPOOL L. s " $ 5. Co. IS w.rst(
Htw YoRE Feb L lass I
OIlCf.-The Annual Election for DIRECT
oss Of hi. Company wil be he'd at ,his ohee.
lat March neI;, between the heur Of and
Sr- d VIM L YoULE. Secretary
NOliCE-At Meeting of the Stockholders
y 81 me FULTON MINING COMPANY held A. the cAfce
the eonp-ns, no 22Wiiimst. New York the 4ta
oy vote OF twohids Of the shares Of Stock Of the
dissolved - -
lew Con- psny called the FULTON COPPER COMPANY
tOfneo on TIE x5cn u, urder laws the state OF
nentst Win = go shares Of STOCK tssesssble sni
~ OF ore dollar share has thi, day been called
steek psssbie a. the oee Of the Treasurer no
~iIham't New Ytrk tn the i5th day Of March next
me Of the sre Fulton hi5ns Com psay upon
pynn' oihe above Of dollar and the
tnc rerp viii be entitled receive the Stock o. he
ICLiOS CoPPER COMPANY, in the proportion OF
discount Of three per cent will be allowed on al
en ped on or before the LIST Of March b. order u
the Dneeiefs, JOHN sINPKiNS, Jr,
Sec aud Treas OF th- + c. Co.
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HExRY y LErDs Anc'ioneer-By II II LEEDs co.
ON WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 81, at 103 o'clock, at

II
" No. 81 Fulton ct by order Of the Assisnees
BOYS CLOTBING-An psartment of very fine Boys
consisting Of Bfoadclobs Ca.sineres and Laen, be
inr extensive assortment Of Spring Winter aud Summer
Cohog made Of the most fashionable patterns AMI suitable
for boys Of every Parents and others invited TO the
fine and soed articles rehdy m4de ss
be In esabbmt mt IN this City To DC sold without
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.

STATE or MICHIGAN.
sIArE IhLAsUs.Rs OrFIcE, LANSING. Jan. %. 1885
EONERNMENT STOCK BANK of ANN AR
~ bOa-fOrICE.-Legs evidence having been furnished
me thar the GOVERNMENT STOCK SASk of ANN Ar.
bOh hes refused to its liabilities and 70 redeem lie eirca
.f pos ard In eonsequenee of such refusal and c;oFd
snce with the provisions section I. Of the Act
said bsuk approved March 1919 M have been placed
In he hands OF Receiver how therefore 10 Of
said section 90 hereby give notice TO al persons having
claims s.sinst said Bank to present the my
Office 10 Lstsng TO mke lesa proof thereof All persons
holons the eirculsps notes of aid Bank i'll the
G said Office for which exemption certificates will be issn-d
sILAs 81 HOLMES State Treasurer
H'HE SEVEN FER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS of the State OF California due on tho
IL. day Of March 1850 will be paid and after the Let
March. prtseniOa at the Office Of
JOHN COOK, Jr.. No. 81 Broadway.
Etw-York Feb IS 1855
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$4OO,O0O, aSssa .US Si G ssa s4r sAa
RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE 8 PEA CENT CON
vkETIBLE BONDS.-These Bonds offered for sale By
the undessn,d the office Of the Company No So ws
second story, front office tower the City Bank
Ttev Are suee on accoun OF payment
before maturity provided for by sinking fundthe ssls
Is only thousand dollars per mile secured by hFst mort
sage miles Of tina, portion OF the road which forms
part only rsrosd line between Milwaukee aud Chicago
For further particulars apply TO l.. \. BISHOP,
Eew.York. Feb. 4, 1885. No. 81 Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
Trustees the Rochester and Mexican Camel
Coal Company for the ensuing will be held az the ONCE
Cemraoy No 10 " iliau tn. 23d Inst between
the houv OF 81 and Il PM. A. BABC0CK, Secretary.
NewYork Feb. H. lass.
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ADRIAN II MULLER, AuchonseL -
DEREMPIORY SALE at AUCTION, to Close

DEREMP1ORY SALE at AUCTION, 70 lose
III = T,u.t Of suable IMPROVED REAL ESTATE by
order Of ninor, Esq TrU.t,, 1ADRiAN MS Sit
at the Merchants Exchange New York the following dc
seribei Real Estate, viz; . 80. ...I ..o-.
BAN a. north 'de leo feet west OF ih st. story
Bricl Hou.e front and LIT IS by lO6 feet inchs
WrsI l5THsT Noe 90 II and 7S north size commencing
I25 st west 6hsv story Brick Houses on on and rear
Lots 2s BY les fee inches . so.
WrsT ieTB No go south side l5e feet west OF shaw
ssto, Brck House and Lot 80 by 3 iee In
Pix1HAv-N,s 379 PSI, 2ss 2s5 297 commencing on the
sou,h 9th and sthst 3soIy BACK houses
on front ard rear Lott tosethtr92 by 100 feet -.
sIxTuAv sci 323 S25, ST. SO ISL SJ 5So 81 west
sds hens the entire between goth and 2st ss story
Bn 4 Houses Los 81 feet II In. by 10 feet . ...
Wrsr .rHsT-Hos 81 CO H. IS north size, 10 feet wes
of a story Brick Houses Lots 20 by SO feet In 80
WysT corn IT No 90 south ,ise 3 H. 10 west OF DID
2sto, Bril House the fent 3stoy Frame House on
the Lot Is BY 81 feet -, o.e... IF o,h.v
Wrsr 2OrH NO 22i north side $40 feet east on shav
Is nv " wi h the and story Brick Bulldogs thereof
l4THsr No 49, south side Si5 feet east OF Stha v
b,,.ry Brown stone Bouse Lot IS BY los # H.
I,sr lin No 1855 south west corner OF Avenue A.
8 ,tory R,iok House Lot q II s In by "a feet
sHlsfrsT-No IFS west side, story Brick House on
front and rear. Lot IS by half the block.
TERMS On most OF this property, large portion Oh INC
purchase money sy remain Particulars at time OF sale
Mana tiyins the ooensions and other pacuas eau "e
had Al The flee of the Auctiobeers No 50 Nslst
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I ONG ISLAND KAILKOAT.-Leave BrOok.
Iyn for Gr,erport. 10 NJ; for rtmpsesd, Il b. and
p. M Fsrminsdsle IS NJ; Jsmaea For syosset,
At 10 A. ri. and SIS NJ, taking ,yo'et sIaneh ct Hicks
Monday Clio A. n. To P.Iminedls, 60 NJ, returning
Monday .25Ah. For BrooklynLesye .ire.nPort 10
Farrlingdae, $50 A NJ; Syose, 7.S5 A ~ and p. ~ !
Hampstead SIS A and So p NJ; Jamae,. $40, IS.
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ehJS ono TO LOAN-On a hrst-elass
O,UUU s. Ale i s..ss s g n.
bert inn. 10 hou.ht or eseoabted Apply 10 BOSWELL
O. PIERCE Pinest corner Brosdwsy
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DAN FOR 81. OOO, 000-FOr the ENLARGE-
Il MrNT of THE ERIE, THE OSWEGO THE NY
UGA and SENECA CANALS, and Cor the q
THE BLACK RIVER snd GENEsEE 49, !, cuAu
and for the ENLAkOtMtNI OF Ihe hSN NV A
Tie Commones Of the Canal Fund by virtue on the act
entitled An act 10 provide for the Ia isenett oil the
competin Black River and Genesee Valley Cana -
70 provide of certain Canal Hevrnls Ce'h
e.s and PURPOSES passed 18th April 1854 hereby
sy. notice that Proposals. will be received the Canal
Econ OF thai day for LOAN OF ONE MILLION OF DOL.
10 the an people of the State of New YORK oe.nns
eres the OF six cent per snnun Ptysbe guar
tey on the ft day Of January April July sad october n
e.e yesr principal reiG burssoe on he ISL dy OF jan
10 be updersood tia, the Commissioners are 70 be At 10
sv 10 tsLe less sum the Offers not sueh AZ IN theu opm
non are adysnt geous the interests Of the stsie
The proposals be for the whole or Any pan sd oen
dorsed Loan for EnlaT cement &c Ard ineosed IN an
envelope directed the Auditor Of the Canal DePatmsat
Albany. -. . - Al.
ecept.pce Of th. bid and the balance the t March
next vhch Interest will commence on tue Loan oas
the money gill be received aud scrip s'ued 81 any ns Do
fore the s March If desired after the award OF the loan
Be made by depons the same to the credit OF
the the State account OF the Canal FUND IN
N. Bsrk of the Manhattan Company, Ne~fork or 10 tho
New. Yofi State Bank In the City Of Albany.
resdins in the kt and u JUDICIAL DNc's ano
those dir, out Of will receive the interest on mo
Sol held b. them quarterly the Bank OF the Manhattan
Comp.ny In the City Of New York eli other stockho'cs o.
the New YoIt State Bank in me s ei'5 OF
n J RAYMOND Lieut. Governor
T. W LEAvESwORTa. Secretary Of sists
JAMES NJ COOK ControleT
y q SPAULDIsG, Treasurer
OGDEN HOFFMAN. Attorney osnerL
Commandments Canal Fund
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Gtopsg Cook AUotons.r-Ofee, No. I76 Green ieb.st
MORT AGES SALE Of GENTEEL
HsxsY u. LErDs, Aactloneer-sy n. II LEEDs Co.
m Tuesday. Goth. and WEDNESDAY,, 2lst

HEkRY n. LEEDs, Auctoneef-8y ~. IT LtkDs q W
ON TUESDAY, goth, and WEDNESDAY, 2lst
" " ocioek .sch evening at our Galleries. formerly oc-
eutle by the Dusseldorf Collection, No 538 3Osdgsy
srGcsnt sole fv-ry valuable Oil psionss jas. received
from before 10 Ibis county Among me
s,ti.ts m be uno Of Vsndebreck Boceh Poas
san Boss Zucchar.l Morsben. Msupt Caiscci snoni.
School V.rn.t Andres Del Saflo COuegO. Carlo Do ci
sss,o o. the Floreuuoe School Carssvsgo
Guido tebi Permosispo Veron-se. Che adj and other
Psntpgs copper glass received from Pans together
with sbout 100 modern Oh Paintings OF hish order
This sale yell worthy the attention Of amateurs and others
- IL !. seldom have 80 fine collection N offer.
Csb be " d. ys be- fore the sale as above
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