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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF the art ymiom Soclelp.
100000 Gifts Valued 1t
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar.


|. The members Of the Art Union Society, on the
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution of the
WORKS OF ART
Accumulated by the Society during the past year,
would respectfully call the attention Of its patrons to
the fact that, being about to to the buildings
in Of erection for the Society in the citv of
Washington, they will add the Real Estate and other
Landed Property belonging to the Society, TO the
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR.
At the last meeting of the Society, it was deter
mined to REDUCE THE CERTIFICATE OF SHARE FOR THIS
thereby that it will be the means of more general
diffusion of the works of Artists throughout the coun-
try, and will enable the society to extend their abors
for the advancement Of the
lgrE AND EClEHUE5
In this country. The certlfcatesof Shares win he
issued at
@Hsm DDoaaaNns
Accomp nying which each purchaser will receive free
of charge, BY r,tn mail, beautiful Line and Stip
pie Engraving, en.l.d
Gle Eneamgmant at Tarsp Dorss
Representing an Eventful Period in tho History Of
Our Country.
~ 1t will be seen, by referring to the list, that
there are many Valuable Pieces Of Property, many
Costly Paintings. Superb Statuary, Beautiful Engra-
Wings costly Jewelr, Magnificent Shawls, and other
Beautiful Gifts, such Clocks, Watches Illuminated
Works &C., to the number Of Five Hundred Thousand
worth $500, 900.
As the Society expects to remove to the New Hall
at Washington by tn, middle Of June, the dstribu-
tion will take place on the i
FIRST OF JULY, 1856.
The same rules and regulations that have hereo-
for, guided the Societys disributos will be adher
ed to in this, and on account will there be any post
ponement from the day named. All letters and COM
municatons. (post paid for certificate or on business
are to be addressed to the
SOUTHERN OFFICE IN BALTIMORE, |
Directed to - Secretary, who will answer by return
mail. Single subscribers remitting Ten Dollars will
receive one years subscription to any Of the MAGA
ZINES they may in their letter. to be forwarded
free of chalg for the time Of subscriptrn one year.
The following list constitutes part of the
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Fresh Groceries.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MATTHIAS BARTSCHERER.
MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA.


AN now opening my large stock of Groceries, which
will compare favorably with any stock of Groceries
in this city, NY assortment is large and complete
and embraces every article usually found in Grocery
establishment, rs follows:
Sugars Of all quail es Molasses, Coffee Of all kinds
Teas. Fish, Tobacco, Segars. Rasins, Figs,
Pickles, Glassware, &C., DC.
/ have also on hand large assortment OF
NlD-n~A0O - ~ -
Among which many useful articles may be fcund.
intend to keer at all times choice suppl of
BACON FOR THE CITY TRADE.
have made arrangements with some Of the best but
ter makers in the county keep me continually sup
pljed with good butter, and my city customers may
condedtly rely upon getting at my establishment ut
ell times, aks.
~ GOOD FRESH BUTTER. j
I have also made arrangements with some OF on
hest taires to get all the the cheese they make an
win consequently have on hand 3. all times iargd
supply Of
FIRST RATE CHEESE.
invite all persons desiring to purchase GroeeriA TO
rive me call as feel confident that will be Able
to give entire satisfaction both in regard ana
quality If articles.
rTDon't forget the place, next door be-
low Kimball & Co.'S Main street.
may 25, 1854. -.--------------------
- For Rent.
on ACR Es Of land in DAnville township.
| gu Enquire Of GREEN, THOMAS &c.
~AaA
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- UC AJtCS OfG - SSCU WHA
original plan.
The committee of Mana cement have the pleasure of
announcing that the First Annual Distribution will
take place on the 30h Of January next, which
casOa there will be distributed allotted to members
several hundred works of Art, among which is the
original and world-rencwned Statue of the GREEK
SLAVE, by HIRAM POWERS, costing over five thou
nd dollars! together with the beautiful Statues of
VENUS, BACCHANTE, HEBE, FLORA, and the
DANCING GIRL; aid fifteen Statuettes- in Bronze,
imported FROM Paris; also, u large collection of OIL
PAINTINGS, comprising some of the hest produc-
tions Of celebrated American and Foreign Artists.
IDln,s f0s. the Current Year.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
member of this Association and entities him to the
Knickerbocker Magazine for one year, and also a
ticket in the distribution of the Statuary and Paint
ings which are to be allotted to members in January.
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to i've
Of the Magazines year, and to TICKETS in the
distribution.
Persons, on becoming members, can have their Ma
gazne commence with any month they choose, and
rely its being mailed to them promptly on the first
Of every month"; direct from New York.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of member
ships devoted to the purchase Of Works Of Art for
the ensuing year.
Books open to receive names at the Eastern Office,
New York, or Western Office, Sandusky.
The Gallery Of Art is located at Sandusky, 1.-THE
Western Office Of the Association where superb Gran
te Buildings have been erected for it, and in whose
spacious saloons the splendid collection of Statuary
and Paintings is exhibited.
The Advantages Secured
by becoming q member Of this Association are
1st All persons receive the full value Of their sub
scption at the start in the shape Of sterling Maga-
zine Literature. h4 E7 a
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purcha-
sing choice Works Of Art, which to be distributed
among themselves and ut the same time encoura-
ging The Artists Of the country, dsbursng thousands
| Of dollars through its agenCv. t@N gI5
| Persons rsmittiDg funds for membership, should
mark letters, Registered, and state the month With
which they wish their magazines to commence, and
also their post Office address in full the receipt Of
which, certificate If membership, together with the
magazine desired, will b. forwarded TO any part Of the
country. 5A W nsis.8ls.,sf.sg3.
| Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores vii
ob-ee that by join ng this association they receive
the Magazine and Free Ticket in the annual distri
button, all at the same price they now pay for tht
Magazine alone. s4a
Illustrated Catalogues Of the whole collection sen
on application, free Of charge.
NJ Offices of the Association, at the Knickerbock
or Magazine oface, 34S Broadway, New York, and =
No. 166 Water street, Sandnsky, Ohio. Address, IA
either olice,) for membership.
G.. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. a. 4 i. A.
Z
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JOSEPH T.. EBLING,
Commissioner OF Streets aud lam p,.
O1icR COMMISSIONER oy SrRKsTs AsD LAMPS, |
kIw YonK Feb IN tkbb
Lecture ON Germ.. Nationality.

The German Nationality IN America vas the text
chosen by Mr. o. A. wscsnus for the FIRST Of the s@soai
,eos OF German lectures 10 bs delivered Al the aercan
tile Library Notwithstanding the unfsvorabe weather
last evening, the late Astor Opera House attended
by very fair audience, including great many ladies'
Mr. WsucEnus proceeded TO ,sy that the subject OF
the lecture-Germsn Nationality in Am ,rieawas
important than al the present day. Hundred, ani
Thousands q Germans arriving daily in tho United
States where Il estimated they number already Ave
mllions The newly arrived Germans overwhelmed
by the Anglo American race The German arrives here
with bis nationality, and soon comes into collision with
the Americans custom. Tho Anglo American IL in pos.
session Of the ground; he has inhabited the roll Tor
obg period II " his tongue that II spoken 10 him be-
ltngs the industry ami the administration Of the
country. The German feels tina, hs IL a AtrAn.
ger, and. this breaks Tim down. Therefore
see most OF the Germhts trying to 90, bold
OF ths American customs, and throw away their
German nationality They try 20 substitute the English
language for their mother tons They want 10
Americans, and are ashamed 20 Germans they
go far 10 this English language WITH tlsr
counirymen, These sentimsnts are To te fouId
well amongst the men as amonrs. th- children. The
lecturer went on 10 demonstrate what their nationality
was II cannot be thrown away Ike dress or hat out
Of iahon. II Is inculcstcd from ehdhood the child
seeks II from the breast of hts mother. The language
which he hears night and DAY mpresses al his thoughts
Il becomes part of lie being, ana all that he knows has
been taught To him in his native tongue IL is tho Opt
nion Of the speaker that German acquire a sun
cient knoSsdse Of the English language 10 speak aud
transact business, but never will he be able TO
all Its strength MI Wislecenus spoke nj length
of ths corrupt effects following the loss Of nationally
Let Us be proud, sad he, . that We belong 20 the
German nation, one Of the nTst nations Of the
wtrld--we must not fear 70 acknowledge IL. . The
frenchman boasts Of the military Renip. of his
ton; Englsbmen boast Of their powerful feet, th-ir
great colonies their manuiaoturss aud their wealth the
German s celebrated for his eruoon ami HIS arts in
Which he gores. II 10 not gtiering az the glory o
arms Of fleet, but 10 Ia q moral glory. When
arrive here have 20 become with the Eng
sh language and the Institutions Of this country but
this does not oblige 10 abjure our own. Alter
viewing the republican education received in hs eoun
try and pay high enloginm 70 the intelligent por
ton Of the American people the lecturer Terminated By
wish M that the 100 600 Germans In the city should
form association, where the German IDEAS should
not be forgotten and where Germany and s inhabitants
coull be dearly remembered
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Coroner. Inaue.as.
REPoETED cAHE OF AUsDER ~ PoIsoxHd-FALsE
ALARM.

ALARA.
At an early hour yesterday morning a man nAnol Io
seph stswtr arrested BY onesr coIias of the Frs
ward police, On suspicion Of having poisoned woman
named Pauline Hsnnsl Al No. Albany sirsst II sp
pears that the prisoner ami the deceased to ia.
above premises, German boarding house and engaged
board iolings for few days that the night %
cir arrival this place the dccsased besAms unusl
and a,ked the prisoner 20 out sBi buy hsf
dclne. that the prisoner dii 20, aud IN fsr hours
aterwaIcs the bresihej her last, dying Fefy
soddny The su,peion ~ the occupants q ihs honss
being aroused they sent for policeman, rb0 arrested
h. accused 20 await the result o. tbs Cor9pers
Coroner opcnnsi held "a ioqas'i yss'stdAy sn't
vhen The follow ng facts Nefs elected =
Michael schnsfssf, fesi9ibgai No. Albany street.,
being dBy sworn, 9eDose3fhAt he vas tie proprietor
~ the place In question PAulinA hsnnsl, nov lying
dead in this house came hsfe at ~ osvcs the fore
h-r arrival but my wife Informed nae of her cornsg
tefs haa conYersAton -itb the dscsasss shf a;
mo.t ~ ihst day 10 the barro9m n company With The
prisoner diA not notice them much Asoat ~ o'sioet
Lst night my barksepsr tod tbs wss dsad vsbt
pp stairs, vhsre sss row lee, ani ioand her de.t.
Fisdsriha achp-rdsT beng daily sw0ra, cspos~c-rhai
,hs vas ths wife 81 the last ~ss tss gesk.sa
10 the premises along With The prisousf Jossfa r@-sf
was 70 the bsroom - The tire ~ ts0nsf astsd io,
tesrdrR and ledFpg Tor few dsyt the pfisontf AL
dfssssd shown daring ths svesirE fsssss~i
semBlsinsd u shoftnss q breath al Ealns in bst
bssT on the night n qHsstsB ne EitDss -as eallsd
~ ths ION q ths dsesass4 who tksn tyisE s.ai
prsylsus "a The death n ase~asd ss asfsf M iss
I'D feqpssief ne IfA2nef " psftkST hsf a}ns ~
prisoner thsE vent opt ana br0ught bAe4 sSt ssia'
!1r the &tsssssJ, pho TaftpSs ~ a.
ghe rsrk ~ tie spoibsesry s0fs whtre ns pflscnsr
tafths ed the drurs then sramnsi ~ sssisi tkAs
~ ptssnsr into Bis store and tskei fof sgus
obtsast sea -hich hs fskvsfss n him tssre c9aia
have Ten 10 nttsss n TIE putting up q the pgsssfib
tcn, a. - ipof particular etft - ~ pffpAsz y No
recipe
DAVID I'll " ~, rssl3itg Al ae. Boai street bslar
..efh ssEI have naes post ra0Strm snansiasios oi
re bsAy n FseliSs Hsrrsl no. Tying fead 81 No.
lbsry street tbsts vefs sHsrnfl nsFss o, volssts
% the 10Y ths psrssriism fed -iih ssA abf
,hovea sssss; irsess " p~rieas1lus The other
wsrs II ksRltky coalition, sna there vsrs traces "
Eo,snibg To- ts stomach from The h.osy ~ ,bs eass
ioxstbsf nth sbs enannntaoa ~ She bo1y, sa of
$40. that death vAs eaassl by Dsriesrsits.
m ~ ia nloa vhs assis'si IL the pcsi msftsns
sn4fs,ioe siiy eossausd "a he svsass Eissa ~ Df
lhl.
%. gsy, vshoui les,iss issr .s.is fssteseS ~
q dsaih from p~rssisiis n Cosoo@r thsr.sYSs is
\ eknrRsd Fs~w~t frorn cnsioay.
Tns dec~~s~s abost - ysAfs ~ az, Aa1 hat "a
I sE<sss relatives Lvisg % Whsn,ssrg
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time. While Prussia aad the Bamberg Conferenoe State
are stranng every In order TO prevent Austria
entering into any relations with the Western
Powers the imperial government continues to advance
steadily, even IL slowly.
On the Ist or ID Of January Count Buol the Earl of
Westnorand and N. de Boufquency began deliberate
on the ehectsal means to be taken for obtaining the
OF their alliance should the Peace Conference be
WITHOUT result and perortly authsntc inormatio has
10. .dsy been given nae, that the nors Dortant mil
tsiy nAsasures have already been agreed on An Aus
trian onioev-General Count Rsnnevle as Ii sad--Nho
will occupy similar position 10 that which General
ietans has hSre will soon leave for franes
day. week, Ia believed 10 Lave embarked board the
war seansrr Custozra the Odd II 10 not yet knowa
whether Bruok will have ths ipovtfolo Of Coui.
mereo ~ well az that Of Finance but a. is cousdered
probable that he viii be at tho head Of both depart
ments Advfres have been received from bavaria that
Baron Won der Pforden intends To take another
to Vienna and Berlin but he Ia likely to do any good
here nnless he the bearer OF the that bavaria
has resolved to support Austria at frankfort No
iro.pS 90 by railway TO Galcia but artillery and ammu-
milton aie ctntinuAlly sent there.
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HARD TIMES.

NrHIRTEENTH WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION THE
on sunday next 18th inst Al 81 Harys Church. cor
Of Grand and Ridge streets in operation with the
efforts making BY the ASSOCIATION TO relieve the great
distress existing among the poor Of the ward the Rev
Thomas Farrell, pastor, will make charitable appeal
. his congregation at each Of the four masses Of the
day, assistad by the eminent nr. Cummings who will
deliver discourse favorable to this charity st the 1o
O'Clock morning The entire collections Of the four
sases and that Of vespers and also such subscriptions
and contributions may be made, will bs given to this
association The charitable are invited TO attend.
Stransers TO the church will be supplied with seats BY
Jr Drrmgooe, sexton.
JOHN B. RYERsON JOHN +. RUSSELL,
DAVID A. FORBES, CHAS. III. SMITH,
Finance COMMITTEES Thirteenth Ward Relief Associa-
tfop.
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ANOTHER KNOW NOTHING vIoroAY.

"'0f"EH hNV" NVIHINU FIUFUHfs
kLsiRA, lob. 10, 1905.
At the election held here this day for town officers
the Know Nothings polisd twothrds Of the whole
bsr Of votes cast electing their entire ticket by aor
ties Of from 500 to 400 the united Of the wh
and democratic parties Tho vote In November stood
Ulman $50, seymour GA Clark 322 Bronson 30 being
balance at that time against the Know Nothngs Of ~
votes, which sho net gain OF from 400 900 votes
for the Nnow Nothings In this town in about four
month9.
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NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
IN having luggage any vauables at No. IL Ham
ton street, emgrant boarding house, that they must
caM for them within three weeks or the same will be
sod at public auction three weeks from this date Feb a.
JOHN MITCHELL, proprietor, late Of 3eowater st.
n U. A.-GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE l2aD
the 22d Of February Naturalization at the Academy
Of Music Fourteenth street.-The patriotic Observance
of this day revived by order into national holiday
win be celebrated with spirit, and all chapters and
bes requested to complete and report their arrange
nents without delay to avoid confus son. For though
1t w It is trusted, be fully creditable Members ofthe
order throughout the State whose chapters not
ported requested to unite with their brethren the
city In their appropriate regalia. The Honorable the
Chanceries OF States requested to report early the
number Of chapters or members that will accompany
th, that their proper place In line may assigned
Dsfgates to the Convention win please be punctual in
att&ndaDce Wednesday evenings.
w. w. OSBORNE, Chairman, 27S Grand street.
Jos G. HUIsE, ls+..,
UHAs E. GILDERsIEEyE,
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RIATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESfGN.-THE THIRTIErH
IN annual exhibition OF the National Academy, will be
opened to the public Monday March IL at 5is Broad
way, between Prince and Spring streets. Artists will
please send their usual lists to the undersigned at the
University, possible; and they particular
1y desired to have their works in readiness by mme
atey after the rst day Of March, the arrangements
viii absolutely forbid the admission OF any contribution
whatever later than Monday, the 5h They must also
that the limited capacity Of the present tenn
to smaller space the walls than heretofore Var
nishing day. will be on Saturday, the 10th OF March
40 A, NJ to p. NJ, without further notice. BY order
of the Council I. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary N. A.
New York, February Is, 1856.
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The Street Lamps and thc Ice in the Streets
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM MR. COMMISSIONER EBLIso
TO THE GAS COMPANIES AND STREET CONTRACTORS
THE RI0HT WAY 30 DO BUSINESS.

TO THE GAS COMPANIES AND STREET CONTRACTORS
THE RIGHT WAY 20 DO BUSINESS.
0Ficx oF SUPERINTENDENT sy LAMPS AND GAS,
NEw YoRk, FEB. rs, 1885.
To THE EDIroR or THE HERALD
In consequence Of the number OF lamps found not
ing during the night, have addressed the oi,o Wing
communication 10 each OF the gas companies, and aso
10 Mr. Bellows the contractor for sh ting the oil lamps
A the publication OF il may be OF benent TO the
public please publish II II you think proper have also
notified the street contractors TO all ths ashes
forthwith also 10 clean the crosswaks and lsvs the
snow in the streets TO make them passabls Tor
vehicles also 10 clean the ice from the CUTTERS that
tie wafer run into the culverts which II not done
after twenty four hours notice. shalt put men my.
self Ia do the work. and deduct the expense thereof from
their bills. Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH L. EBIISG,
Commissioner OF Streets aud lamps.
OfI1cR COMMISSIONER STREETS AsD LAMPs
NEW YoRK, Feb. Is, 1850. I
To JHE PRECEDENT or TILE EHw foRK GAsIGT ConrANY -
sRBy and with the direction OF his Houor tho Mayor
hereby notify you that owing 10 the ana JUS,
complaints made OF the OF your contract
with the city for lighting the lamps In your distrct
that will be incumbent 10 declare your contract
forfeited you do not attend TO theghtng before and
left In total darkness owing, In nearly every nstaae
TO the csreessncs Of the employed by
TO attend TO the lighting Inspectors viii hereafter be
required In connection with the police 20 report all
lamps not lighted, and pro ratio deduction viii be made
from your bills for all lamps found lighted Your,
respectfully, JOSEPH \. EBLlN0,
Commissioner OF Streets aud Lamps.
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HYvHIRrGENTH WARD RELIEF ASs0CIA Ti0N.--A
~ public meeting OF this association will be held on
Friday evening" February 16 at tx o'clock, at 0nder-
donks Hall corner Of Clinton and Grand streets The
pnblic respectfully invited to attend business OF
Importance win BE- transacted.
JOHN II. BRIGGS, President
DANL. p. sAMMS, Treasurer
WIKI. M'CoRKLx, Secretary.
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KEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN Mail S.eamshp Company, SO Wall strset.-New
York. Feb 1st 1856. Notice-The annual election for
Directors Of this Company viii be held at this ONCE,
Thursday LIST March next between the hours Of II H.
and 2P.M WM l.. YOULE, Secretary.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.
-c~~>>cc~~~>c~>>~~cS~-~o.-
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIAS MAILS.
>~<N~~~~>~-o~>~~e~~~>~-~-o~~-
DEBATE IN THE BaITIsH PARLIAMENT.
~~~~~~>~o~>~o>>~~~~e>>~~o~
EXPLANATIONS OF LORD DERBY.
~~~c~~~>-~>~~~~~~~~~~-><~~~
The Attitude Of the German Powers,
&o., &o., 20.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA'S MAILS.
DEBATE IN THE BaIrIsa PARLIAMENT.
OF LORD DERBY.
The Attitude Of the German Powers,

The mails from Europe brought BY the steamship
Asia reached this city about hapast twelve o'clock
last night. Owing to the lateness Of the hour q.
which cur dispatches came to hand we are com
pelled to limit our extracts 10 brief synopss of the
speeches Of the Earl Of Aberdeen aud the Duke Of
Newcastle on the Ministerial change in England.
The remarks Of Lord Derby, to whom WAS entrusted
the task Of forming cabinet, are, however, given
in full. We also give the latest intelligence from
Prussia ana Austria relating to the political com.
plcstsons Of those countries.
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-TFw JERsKY RATIR0AD-FoR PHILADELPHIA
~ ara the South and West via Jersey Cay mail and
s1nress lines Leave New York Al and 10 A. ~, and
ndePM Fare, ~ rs In 4, and % In and 10 A. ~
s,av A All way stations. Through tickets sold FOR
cine ppst and the West and for Batimors wa.hington
Norfoik &C.. sod throute ssgxase chseaed 70 Wsshns
son IN aad 10 A. r. and or. NJ
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~ o.. A. REGALlA.-CHAPTLRs OR MEMBERS OF
W the order desiring regaa for the celebration will
please give orders early Equipments provided for the
cavAlcade or marshas. Orders should be left without
deiy. Wv OSBORN, a7s Grand street.
nFFICE OF THE NEW CREEK COMPANY, 35 WALL
Directors Of the New Creek Company win be held
Monday, February 26th inst. at the once Of the Com
yany, In New York, between the hours of 10 and IL
A. The transfer books will be closed from the 18th
10 eth inst. New York, Feb. Ia, 1850
OIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD.-NOrICE TO PAsSEN
~ gers. By City ordinance the cars requested to
stop above the street crossing going up aud below IL
going down. Passengers requested 70 make IL
venen to take sud leave the those crossing by
the door, to leave them the side next TO the side
wak, and not to jump oil while they in motion.
VIM EBBIr, Superintendent.
YrHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHENIx MINING
u and Manufacturing Company Of Virginia are inform
ed that ut the request OF several Of the who
isappreheudei the object Of forming the mining
company, the subscriptions for the remaining shares
viii be reopensd until Saturday next the nth inst On
that day the subscriptions will be finally closed aud the
stack apportoned Apply at IS Broadway, room No. s.
second story between and r. NJ.
UTAKEFiEID INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION,
w No. 3.-Ths delinquent members are hereby noti-
fed that on paying up the arrearages now due from
chem the Ones will be remtted, providing the same is
paid by March q. by order,
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AIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL BE
IN special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Amsri-
and Foreign Iron Pavement Company, at their ONCE
7lo Brosdwsy New York, the 18th day Of February
New York. Jan. "A. 1855. l. H SAGE, Sec'y.
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n osr-oN MONDAY kvESING, A RED MOROCCO
pocketbook, with notes paid and unpaid The finder
ce The notes psst due, and Of no use TO any
Eut the advertiser.