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h no DETENTION FROM ICE
TTHE only regular and reliable Ferry
u Boat plying between Wsshinxton and Alcxan-
dria Is the stsAmbost $3.50 48sg.asss 80 ..r
,R~A GEORGE PAGE.
Ed4 Tho public can depend upon the
George Page leaving promptly at the
time stated, passengers or no passenger, until fur
Tier notice.
Leaves Washington at e]1l, s1l, ss1. IN, A. NJ,
and 1t ~, 8, AZ, p. M.
Leaves Alexandria at ~, ., lo> A. NJ. and la1Jf,
2L,4 61{, p. M.
Fars By ths George Page win be Eve cents when
ever the George Washington or Thomas Collier run
and charge the ssme, except car trips.
GEORGE PACK.
r. 8. The George Page 10 the only boat connecting
with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and Ma
nAssas Gap Railroad.
Omnibuses 70 connect with the George Page win
leave the corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
sysuue At O. Q, az, and II, A. NJ, and ~, a9l, and
~, P.M 1v2Nt &ia ~ jan ST.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06
sHILLIN c TON

HAS received Harpcr's Magazine. for
IL January, 1855, containing the life Of Andrew
Jackson, illustrated
Biackwood's Magazine for December containing a
very interesting story Of the Campaign, written in a
tent In the Crimes. q
Another supply Of Fudge Papers and Ruth Hall
received rt4 ~ %
A large assortment Of Pocket Diaries and Alma
macs for 1856
WAnnuAls. Albums yuveniIe and Toy Books, Epsco-
pal and Catholic Prayer Books, in elegant bindings
suitable for New Years prcssnts ~
Blank Books and Stationery Of every description,
cheap. 80
Gold Pens, a magnificent article. s.a
Any pcrson wishing TO subscribe 10 any Of the
monthly Magazines or Of foreign Reviews win plcase
call in person, or send TO
~ sHILLINGToy's Bookstore,
0deon Building,
Corner Of AZ street and Penn. avenue
dec 30-Stf lStar 4 Newsl
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06

NJ A KEwARD.- Strsyed or stolen,
~ " December 81, 1884, Black Horss about
SIX years old. The most notable marks reooIlected
are ANAL white spot ia bis forehead and the hair
rubbed from both hznks BIZ fhe gear. win give the
above reward for the return a fbe horse and, II
rtoien t25 for the arrest and conviction Of the thief
JOHN M0THERSHEAD,
Corner Virginia avenue and o street, Island.
fan s-ets
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of Fourteenth str~ef and Ner York ArerNs
n FEW more pnpfls cam be received 70
IA make up the LIMITED NUMBER
EE Application must be made soon. The discp
line instruction and means Of illustration such
As 70 INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who are punctuai, regular and obcdient e't
Circulars ct the Bookstores. fEiKil
fsls esa .Hs iedf-e ZRICHARDS,
dec 30-sm Principal.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06

\ CrSraAI LopeE, No. 4, l. o. o. F.--Tbe follow
ing officers Of this lodge were installed last even
ing by D. g. N. Piper, viz: Joseph Prather, n. g.
William ,. Smith, v g.; Robert slcigbt, rs
Robert w. Middleton, Per. s.. Martin johnson,
Treasurer s@sf .t4s-.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06

n OLD SoLDIERs. IL o'clock train from Balti-
more this morning, brought large number Of tho
soldiers Of the war Of 1914 As they thronged the
Avenue, on the way to their respective quarters,
with cockades in their hats, and carpet-bags in
hand, they attracted much attention. One old vet
eran visited the Halls Of Congress who had the
letter and figures "W. l2,n worked in large char
acters on his hat, which made him quite con
spicuOus object of interest mo- sgt4fSF
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-06

HAVE On hand q good sssortment q
u perfect time keeping Watches from M -
msksrs IN Europe or America, that win IN !
greatly reduced prizes, At 4ls Pennsylvania s~sant
dec 15-tin n o. HOOD.
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NAvAL--Thc steamer Allegheny Is now nearly
finished, and viii soon depart for Baltimore where
she is to remain in the capacity Of receiving ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

pcpnvs- A. pr.re.scn. Dec. "A, Ikon~ S>J''
he 3L y,M onSsy Jan. J. Chsries J:iss GUY 'eH %
SLAn5 1s,S@s tsfk aged ye:t ~ ,,,~y.i
- n ,hs emily are rsauefsea :, $500 :. nj
The ffskos =, Of 81. tsef Ess etbs pst.esn ~ 20
"a a.. or Weorsscsy, the DC nti'' - "
a.. further f5vitatio1 ,.... NV
MnnnaI ~ ~, Sefb uf Of sssrei fever, phiiem9n
Yh, on,s 600 Of Philemon II ADD cbe'i0ts L. Af''''
sese beT resSenee In Eizssethtosn Jse j. lS''
=. JUL 49,. ~ Johr NJ. Ogden, aged 70 yessa
Mercy "a fep5s the family are resp>efaly 10
.,snS her funeral. this day (NeaDesdsy) a. ~oeoex
We re.denes Of her sonis sw, Charles Sun mere cor
neM ~ ,;Sse I'd Washing ,on St, Elzstetb,owp ,.
NJ WTIht nt holy ~ J., on the "a ut sterne fs
s@sd 20 years brother Of V. u Palmer the A neriesa
Nswsyspsr Afspt -, l.. a.. -. =, rA.l,. 4 ps.<
~ IT, bn for period Of ne.ry % yesrs, has filed The
N 49, ~ Teller Of the farmers Bank OF Ne@yersey He
ne eSet 20 Nathan Palmer Es4 founder and p,o
,r ~ Inc NM Jyssy Mirror which was comm Dee1 10 ne
md s,i pubhed By hs widow MrsJ Pa nsr,w1o
o. he {sh ye.r The decsed having acted her attorney
ss,n. Exemplary development, and truly upright
mar he was universally beloved 49,. ..- g.
50 iRfyC- On Tuesdsy Jan ls5j OF coDfun2ton, SAN
81 Z ee,rips In the SLIT year OF biss 49, 81.
.er.iess will held ct bis late residence, NO ~
m,Sson q. th Day ". The friends Of the family aud
a. OF kerbocker Lodge, also the members OF TIE
EI,mpt Frenens Association, arc respectfully invited ~
stferd. -..- -. ~. - -. - q, H.,
A wife of James Whi,s horne. 49,.
IN, rs.,iyes and frebds Of the family respectfully in
xA 70 attend funeral from 81 Josephs Char;h corner
tbsy AID 9Th Al 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning Jan
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Domestic Ports.

SAN FRANcIsco.a,Art Dec; :, ,hP E;ms,ts'oh Is.
Rus. Riddle sts Sd bsrks Prince Albert Mannock, We
terra ysncouvsr's island; :, Mays, Hunter, Cape ON
suey It'll steam hp Coes Chopper, sau Jusni tag
Uud fwer Nash PHILADELPHIA ~ dassi brig D. Copeland
Co. Philips, Santa Barbara Eoia9 BriId Colama'
River 9Th ships Celestial Palmer New York III ds!si sns
Raw Kirby New-York l2j days bark Ocean Bird "Zyias
biz River; brig Lyrs Wood Albion River s;h Lady
Jsle Pephallow Honolulu forward, Chapman PuDta Arenas
C. A.
Cleared Dec steamship J. L. stephens Pearson Benscii
sd ,iesshp Anerics Haley San Diego; sehr Eysct Cor
Don Ports 10 Pacific; ih, ship cymsx Freeman Csao
9Th .hps Contest Brewst Shanghai; Sarah Parker Gard
uer NewYot 7ib chip Rapid Coming shinghai Ssh 'te sm
.bip Sierra Nevada, blethen, San Juan:
ssied-Dec 2 steamship sooors. Whiting Panama; steam
r John L. Stephens Pearson Behieis barks Desdemona
FARLEY Oregon sutton, Brown, sydney steamship Couu
bis Dali Oregon; America Faun,leroy Sag Diego
biz. susan Abiss Curno, Honolulu; Wm Penn, swsia
Coose Bay; Maria Trinidad. Mex Wilson Uaayn's Dec
clpper snip Fearless Nunson Manila; brig yendot Hum
bodt schr soyereigo Waterman. Santa Cruz Dec T. chr
Cynr sure cory Cmpqua- Dec g. brig Knssbury Trent
Hurbolt Franklin Adams knipe Puget Sound Dec
g. clipper shp Gle Freeman Cslao; brs New Ed Ham
CssO; schr Emeline Osborn whaling voyage schr
Ada Jo,el,n Monterey Dec. clipper ship Contest bre
sr shanhai; chip Sarah Parker Gardner, Newfos Dec
g. clipper chip Rspid Coming China ing Charlotte, Wood
Humboldt Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

s,s.ushr-Emrre City. Wensie' Hsvsns &C. u y
shi,s-F P s.se Rcs.cn Liverpeol P st'n'oni IS
,ire Tinker London }. Grswod. j.; hetropoitan
ssn F-snceo Jane. Smith Son. -srtsele Soie Ne"Os'
ies rs ". Nelson Son n....-
, M Kimble Sleeper Msisrras J W Eiwei ~
Don. nd Cienfleros. C. J. Peters >AT1el tfsln
49,, Po;n P.trs master; Hyperion. Grtnf bsroatos'
+ Duishi; = Joseph. Kemptcn hsvans Carts u al
Bsre.iGine (Hrl srorasls. Moutevioeo VI NNl
R,irs Tvb.s Fe'su. n Charegon. Geo Bukeyi Arenes,
fBr Hef5re St johns. NE. z. v Gef = hGor smiin'
s.,tle Foster Nckerscn - . -, 4.
CT x Bsier Nsr.hsn Horfois Chase & Small; Pre-
IL Walls Att1ssrss c &E J. Petsr; Telegraph, 'i;h'
pt5i,5eirh, j W NcKse; Charles Mns Smith. Wlnins
Ton Dol ner Peter, Rebeees WosloG City Peiat J.
Hunter Co ? SEtterlT, GriE g. Charleston HeI ss.dy
vi, 4 Go Zubette Lufsr Peus.cols, c. T. J. Peters,
I,usr,ine Briss. WILMINGTON. Mecresdy, Mott Co
sIo0rs-Blscss ore Rey Mods Bro! mAssefi '" n beT'
en- Halock Providence. master.
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The Star Of the West is at hand with about $780,,
900 in gold The advices from California do not
differ much from those previously received.
The foreign letters by the Atlantic are generally
cheerful in their tone, and quote the Money marke.
easier, with some disposition to operate in Ameri an
securities. The low quotations sent from this market
had, however, an unfavorable effect. considerable
amount of orders in the aggregate have come out by
this ship some of Them however, lmied too low for
execution. There were also advces OF sale of s250
COO Of q Western Railroad Bond. Mr. Mitchell Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Road returned in tue At
lantic having met with some success. The steamer
of Tomorrow from Boston will carry out fair amount
of our securities bought on orders received by the
previous steamers.
The Knckerbocker Bank is under injunction, and
receiver will soon probably be appointed.
The Mechanics Bank was organized this morning
under the new articles Of association. Shepherd
Knapp was reappointed President; +. w. Edmonds,
Cashier and John Burhe, Assistant Cashier. All the
TeileIs Clerks &C. who had been in the old lnstitu
ton were reappointed to their respective desks
The Monsum River Bank, Maine is thrown out st
tie Suffolk Bank, Boston. The Augusta Ga Banks
throw out the Bank Of Georgetown Bank Of Cam
den, Merchants Bank, Cheraw, and Bank Of New
bury, Newbury.
A dispatch from New. Orleans says:
AN IA Junction was granted to- day restraining the
Pontcharfian Railroad Company from selling toe CITY
boz de now offered for sale by them IL New York.
The payments Of dividends, interest &c at Boston
in January amount to s! 240 5so-showing decrease
of about 81 600 coo from last year.
We annex statement of the aggregate Imports
nd Exports of the wear lust closed
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Arrived.

UsM steamship Black Warrior Buloei, Hev-o.lesp'
VIZ H.T' Tbs A very heavy
tbs rssssse home and the 18Th ut eneouutereds very
N. stesmship James AiEsr, Turner, cnarle:'Sn
hours udse spoford. Tliest Co sunday. 80 M
SO uie,s w ofCape H,ter1 shoals exchanged signals sith
.te.nship Tennessee and P NJ . mle' n oi Vspe
H.ftess with steamship Augusta, 10th boaSd south
steamship Knoxville Lgdiow savannah y hours nose
,rd po.eBt.r. MICHEL Passed IN ssv,Sn'a Kiys,
.hp julia Howard, from New York si NJ On nat az
ters, exchanged signals with steamship Augusta heaee Tor
savsnrsh. ~. ..u,,d
Sot s vi. x sey we 18th With rs
10 Pes fistt % MsrsaP E,R-fn'ss strong gales
yhip Ashhulton PIT Brsdi'h. Liverpool Nov a. nd'e
slio biriso 1of BAN Gin sddle.boro IS days
r.sd iron 10 asier No date lat a 80, Ion. IL II, spoke
Pr Royal Thle from MADRAS for London short CT pro
ysn ,u Piled her The captain reported that part OF the
eiew v ere down ses with the scarvy
ship STR Of the Wesspk woodward Liverpool So days
ms.e sud 10 rss. to 5. Thompson & Nephew.
mouth IS days de. and 2'o pass to GrswOid Morgan
Bsis Lyeorsu, sie) Cesar Palermo IS days fruit &c
Bark Robert P:ssen tod) Hamburg - day' md:s ana -
,bip Kate sxeeand Of South TbOma,on hence days. fOs
Scotland. Dec. IS, lat 10 So Ion 10 - spoke BARK Ehla
Biz Bonnie Bird, Snow ball Buehi 10 days. granite to
Big vel.nts sewsn M.'es p days, uit' &c to Shift
Big Fs.crD ss.e Gsnmsse C,lsis, 10 days lumber and
sehr H. Louise 0rcutt, Jones Fraakiu, La. days mo
sebr A Corson shaw Melville " j.. 2dsys sls,s.
sehr J. W, GslIsn Boston md'e to Dsyon sPTstle.
schr Cabot Nckers0p Boston mdse 10 sOster Nekepn
schr. Med "a, Rhodes Rocksnd, lime
schr Northern Light Doyle, Phlsdeph days coal Tor
Boston ~ -
schr Lscon Bear.e Philsde yha days coal for Boston
schr Henry Psyson Matthew Philadelphia days ees
f. Boston.
sehr ssrsh of New Bsdford) Perry, Baltimore corn bnd
20 New Bedford.
10 master.
schr F.shion Newman Milton. Del corn 70 J. N. F1.
schr. Emma c. southman (of Barnstsbe) Holbrook 'r
gnis. oysters for Boston. -,
sohr s Bailey, Carey, Smyrna, Del, corn 20 Fox
schr Geo w Cummins Novel; Dover, Del, : days corn
20 B. n. Fox.
TO b N. Box - =
sehr j. williamson Jr, wirsnore, POeohonts', Del ?
days TO A. Barrett.
schr Adele Carlow Wilmington ~ C., days. naval stores
to master. r.-..-
selr Oyoca Ireland Virgins oysters bound 20 FairhaVan
sebr Brave Andrews. Phlade phs, coal
schr Thomas ull, Hull. Providence, mdse 70 kinney
schr Rebecesh FoRs Diekey, Newport N osl,as'
schr LoGisa Crowell. Boston, ndse. to y w Lewis
BTLOW-Bsrk Houston Nasill, Liverpool, Nov 10 Also,
,tp with Stsnton's signal supposed to be the hobei
C.rui.y Durfey, from Liverpool via Queenstown Dee;
SAILED Steamship Empire City winile for New Orleans
ard HAy,ns.
WIND-Darlg the day, NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

vheb has been locked up IN uupronaoie faroso
en,e,nr,es ard IN assistng Western banks and other
eorresro ndsnu. They were NC believe, partners IN
Chicago bankibs house, ind large -s'ockn9idefs IN
the Merchants Bank Of Macon, the circulation Oh
which was used in Chicago. They were also agents
Of the State o. Illinois and in consequence Of I1eT
failure The State interest due todsy, about sl550OO
has not been paid, although it was duly RENTED by
the State This is the worst feature Of the failure,
but there il come reason 10 believe the. ssme Ar
rangement will be made in day or two to pay
the coupons We understand the American tx
change Bank has offered to advance onehai
the amount d eded for the honor Of the State The
payment Of s4ls 900 on the principal o. The dest IL
made at Springfield, go that ths! money is not in
yoyed. The Liabilities of the bouse we're rumored at
million, but we think this is exaggerated. The in
mediate cause Of the suspension il the non-recept Of
large reni,tances from the West which due last
week. Messrs. W. & S. have made an assigunen.
70 brother Of the junior partner.
Ttere lie tpeek Of war in the Governor Message
srains. that time honorcd insti,ution-the Board Of
Brokers' We are pleased to zee tha' Gov. Clark,
with coumendabe liberality snd canoor, admits tba.
the members Of the Board are not al men OF excep
"tionable character"
lbe pay meht OF lbtelest coupons oh INC oOnus VI
various roads cities, counties &C., has been going
on brskly 10 day, and we hear Of no default Of any
importance excepting the interest Of the State Of IL
LIMOS by reason Of the failure Of Messrs. Wadf worth
& Sheldon. Three four small railroad concerns
have laid over but all but one ortw viii be arranged
probably in a few days. Probably three millions Of
dollars have been discussed to-day in payment Of 10
terest and dividends.
Mr.. VIM. p. Wrights circular for the steamer gives
the annexed statistics OF tie cotton movement
souTaERy MARgETs Charleston and savannah tAe mar
kes are depressed owing continued monetary pres
ure ana wasn't OF accommodation the part Of the banks
NeRotsions ere difficult and exohange low Ia MOBILE snd
New Orleans. rates sussined, mainly O"'nl W Inv
| receipts for the period CT the season -, III -.
CR6ps RgcgPTs &c.-Tbe receipts, compared WIZ Ias,
-, a. correspondinx dates show decrease Of 1900
Isle snd still further decrease will he sppaTs A.
mis- viii darson the rivers In the south are
now ming by the middle Of this month anticipate
very free receipts 81 all the Gulf ports.
The following CT the movement 10 Cotton since
the September last compared with the previous three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

NIwOKLEsss Dee % Our CorroS maIket is ara sales
10 d,y az 7(oO bales FREIsHTs- Liverpool ID
The iaies Of fxcHANGE without alteration.
NEwORLEAxs, Dec. So.-Ths CorToN market /. hfm the
s.es TODAY amount bale ana the sales Of tie week 10
sSCoO bales The ,ioci hsnd l77,Ct0 bses The re
eeis The week ooi up i5oco tales Medns we qao-
st Sae,c.
MoriLr Dec % The Corroy market is f:in The sale,
Of he vtek add up bales The quotations for adslns
are .sdsic The stock hama amounts TO as so bales
ssTliig EXCHANGE s q cent premium FEEiGHrs are IN
ehsrgsa- -,
CixcNxAri Jan 2The receipts Of Hoes here 10 this
Sae are o short q those received ss year al this ie
The us.ietis dull st - 5dsi7s ExcHAxGs New-iork
Isl q estt pf uium. fREIGHrs are deeliaing-7sc Dbl
ssitd r Flour TO Orleans; vi for Pork % Pittsburgh and
fol Flour 4cc
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dividend NOTICE.-THE SEMI-ANNu
an rSTrpEsr fltrs due In the city on che hof esJ

,STrpEsr hIsps due in the eiry che hrss day
efJ.rssry 1855 the following named Securities VIZ %
rsd q, and are. TUESDAY. the "a prorido, 81 the once q
the undermined presentation Of ne proper eoaps,' va
rur sOyps OF THE STATE or INDIANA FOB
BANKING PURPOSES Issued il 1884. seiss he tS"''N
Loan. Five per cen'-.
THE BONDS OF THE CITY Of FIrrSBUsGa, Pas
.v.a 70 the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO
Sir per eeIts
TIE BONDS OF TIE CITT or PITTSBURGH i.aed to
The PITTSBURGH AND coNNEA>'lLLE hA'LNoN0
co. SIX per een.s -
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHASY. PA
s,usd 70 the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
CO.. Six per cents 5000. ,,,,,,,
rRE BONDS OF THE CITY OF cHlLLIcordE, oaio
i..u,s 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
CO. Seven per cents -
TIVE BONDS OF TIE CITY OF MARIETTA OHIO, IS
med to the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RNLSOAo
CO, Seven per cents -.,.,, -
TBE BONDS or THE CITY OF WHEELING, VA,
k.ued 70 III. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILKoAO
CO, SIX per cents. .,,. ,,,r
THy BONDS OF TGE CITY OF NEw-ALBANY, IND,
;..r,S, n. NgW-ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD Co,
the BONDS OF THE TOWN OF HARMER, OHIO
Issued to the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAlLKOAp
THE BONDS OF TIE CITY oE coyISGroN, KY.
,..u.S the CONVICTION AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
CO.. Six per cents
THE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, oHIo Issued to
he CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD co. -
N. COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD co Seven per
cents
TIRE BONDS OF GREENE COUNTY OHIO, Issued to the
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD co Seven per cents
THE BONDS OF STARK COUNTY OHIO. Issued TO the
ONO AND Pennsylvania RAILROAD co, Six per
cents
THE BONDS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, issued to
the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO. Six
ger
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pa Special
losn Of s7stCo Six per cents.
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. Issued -
the PITTSBURGH AND CONNERSVlLLE RAILROAD
co Six per cents
ROSS COUNTY tOHIO) BONDS. issued to the MaRtErTA
AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., Seven per cents.
ATHENS COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS issued to the MA
RlETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co, Seven per
wAsHINGToN COUNTY toHIo) BONDS, Issued to the
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO, Seven per
cents.
VAN VERT COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS, issued to the
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., Seven per cents
ALLEN COUNTY CoHIol BONDS issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO, Seven per cents
ALLEN COUNTY INDIANA BONDS, issued to the
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., Seven per cents.
CRAWFORD COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS. issued to the
Quo AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., Six per cents
THE BONDS OF CHAMPAIGN Co.. OHIO issued to the
COLUMBUS PIoUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD COM
PANY, seven per cents
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co
MORTGAGE BONDS, Seven per cents
THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD co.
FIRST MORTGAGE oNDs, Seven per cents
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, Seven per cents
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co INCOME BONDS
ten per cents.
wINsLow, LASIERS Co., No. 80 wslI-st.
New York Dec. %, 1857 .
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TALLOw-Thsre leo inquiry for erport tss vita i.ue
oeerirs rrioe- fru sAles Of - te PRIME Cry 1915
cab
wHALEBoSE srsry qTiet Po.sr msJ es fos.e' - VIC
Tn. ,,,ek /. $40 Gee % Asars' l.s95 eo9 Z l~t year
SCGIRSIbe de-.n4< limited for sIsrstes. AL pms
,scrrb be,vv are without gno,abc change sales lS hs
uOrsu. a. "A Sc and loo boxes Brown havsna > &C
ne .rsex.s a-e the comparative stcSks, !sa i
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dividend NOTICE.-The sEMLANsss

~ INTEREST due N this city on the lot o. Sssssr.fR
on he following ran ed ties vii be paid prss
Of he proper coupons a enes add aner tie q -
TIE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL ~
Co EOSDS. ten rer cents
THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL-,
CO. BONDS, eight pa cents.
THE MlLw AUKTE CITY BONDS issssd 20 Il. -,
wAUNeE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co, "a
eeTTsr COLUMBUS. PIovA, AND INDIANA RAJ ~,
Co FIRST MORTGAGE R0S0s, sewn per esnts =
TIE COLUNsuS PloUA. AND IN oi ANA RAILHa.a
Co SECOND MORTGAGE seven per eNnts
THE MUsKlNCUM COUNTY BONDS. isuea -.
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD Co seven psr eeass
TIRE LICKING Co BONDS, Issued 70 the CExrnas
OHIO RAILROAD c., even pr cents
TIE CITY OF ZtNEsNlLLE BONDS is.sa a q
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD Co. seven per cents -
TIE CITY or ZANtsNlLLE soNDs. ssaed fos -,
III City bP NASHVILLE BONDS s..a.s q. :.
CINCINNkTI. WILMIS TON, AND LANEsSlLLg al
ROAD Co. seven per cents
CISNATl. WILMINGTON, AND ZASESVlLLE Rl6
ROAD Co seven per cenis
NsW.Y0rk. Dee. 50, 1884.
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financial.

NASSAU BANK-IIVIDEND.-T The Directors
~ 81 he Nassau Bank have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, payable to
Ia. Stockholders ard after the 18th deS OF January next
Tie Transfer Books will be closed from the 9Th q J,nuirY
I'll the day Of payment X TOOkEh, Cashier.
Dec 81. 1884
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There were large Quantities Of dir ice ia the nver on Mon.
d.y The chip Rose Ssndish for san. Bay snd Br big 81
anchor North River carried down abreast of Staten
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....J.sv.sr =
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.-The Semi Annual IN.
sr,,t alns due Oh the January 1885, on the FIRST
MoRrGAGE BONDS OF THE DAYTON AND MICHI-
GAN RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid on and af,er that
d,te a. the Bsuking Office Of wINsLoW, LANIER Co.
No s. Wal It.. New york-Dated. Troy, December 20 1874
HENRY S. MAYO, Treasurer,
DAYTON and Michigan Railroad c..
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PHESIx BASu NV YoRE, Dec. 80. 1854
DIyIDEND. The BoaAd of Directors of this
IL Bsuk have fhh Gag declared dividend Of -FOUR q
PFR CENT Of the pr Of the rx moths endios he
lie, PAYABLE TO The sockhe dsn and stes TUESDAY,
January O. 1855 By order Of the Board
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DVIDEND NOTICE.-The Semi-Annual In.
- tees falling due the lat January 1855 the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, and the REAL ESTATE BONDS
(susci.l mortssge) Of the BELLEFONrAINE AND INDi-
ANA RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid and after that
date A. the BANKING Office Of wINsLoW, LAEIER 4 Co,
No 81 Wslst New Yok Dated Marion, o., December 30
ls54 JAS H. GOLDMAN. President
Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Co.
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BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No

~ 81 Bro.dssT corner Of PsII rlaeeOpen daily from ~
A. ~ TO 2P NJ snd MoEcsys, Wednesdays sai Saturday,
from p ~ Deposits made 10 this fLsttui bs
fore he 9Th Of January viii BE- allowed .aes. thereon ol
the 10, January the ora per cent per snpum
not exceeding ESQ, sAd cent CO al ths
amount FRANCIS P. sCHOALs. Presidert
sRAssIs A PALMER; lm Pes, sn4 rre1
WADE B. WORRALL, Secretary.
FETER CUNNING, Asees0tsnt