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TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY
N L Wy K,
No. 40 WALL-sT.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. -
THIS COMPANY Is LEGAL DEPOSITORY w
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and is authorized to act as
guardian receiver OF estates - .,,,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
BY ORDER OF ANY THIS STATE,
(including Surrogate's,) per cent -,
From individuals corporations for period oil SIX NOUNS
or TO be paid on thirty days notice, per cent.
Fer less period, or OIL shorter notice per cent
TRUSTEES:
JOsFPU LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER,
ROBERT KELLY LUTHER BRADlSH,
EDWIN d. MORGAN, THOMAS TiLESIONi
ERASTUS CORNING, JOHN J. PHELPS,
JAMES SUYDAM, WILSON q. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, ID. II ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARL ES - BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS WATTS SHERMAN,
Holm ] CISCO B. T. WHEELWRlGHT,
DAVID MADDEN, EDMUND COFtlN,
JACOB BARSEE, THOMAS SLOCOI6,
LAMPS s. SEYMOUR, CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE C. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMIIH;
0ANITL : MILLER JOHN JACOB AS cOR, yR.,
CAIFR q HALSTED. RUEB'N II. WALWORfH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JoHS A. STEWART. Secretary.
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rurs.d susar Sc, les cent nns io , ~, .,s
sae, Of other descriptions have also been nsee' 'D '
sPFLTYR-Holder. very firm 81 80 % for Plates 'nJ
,r, All ,sles usti1E from store ,,-,. rS..bv q.
- FTs-A fair inquiry for Clover a. lSe ~ l-l-,o
S,se,tl. A. as 5-a for resre. Rough FiA1 10 lIs,
SrsS a. - bu,h Of 81 Lius>ed is unseitedi We nsN
AZ Bos;on Of 65e 0ss Cseatta al - D eAs' on Tue
got - .,--,. ~. ,.o-,;,, IA nodaubteily
-. cr. N ,e-,or aud up the slOse ae oadinS Ss
,,d he .f-epdabce And more than usnA o
-ss The cal, osae comprised both Greens aud blien
F.te VIM Electro AID others The former Sets =
m Of AZ .lifht advance prevors sse tns ..
n. laer were uos, withdraw Tno-e soif IN
viii former ,ales brought full prices Anohef sac ~ ~
~ rcd for 10 morrow A. grvafe, ~ Consequence %
fersi,e sueiicn purchases very t'ls . uAnspt,n~
,e f-a A. ri sb shed - ne 2un'
TcP.rCO-sAle. have transprsd Of = hbi henia q u
go b,l.s Bsvsns a. 24d29e s. cases see4ca az
IGlsc g cases Flor Is a. = 2 &c , 3D.. Y,
TIk-Pif i ve-- firmly he'd a. 5iic, cash or oahcA
rrr Psre. remain and fall pnee' are de-
rD,rfsG: 81 81 IS ssted FOR prime 81 y .... u.
VEALEBoNk-hOldsrs are frrneF' Whioh ie'''''N '1'
BTsKY-Tle market s frm bS; quiet sales Of 10 Sbl'
nItuSic for Otio sLd Pr!so1.
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Dr,ArrxEsr or Fpsse., coxrrroIL.i's oryIer,l
CIrY or kEw.YoRK, Feb -, lssk !
NTpAJ PARK FUND STOCK

~ s2sc0too AT FIVE PER CENT, REDEEhABLE
cfNT, REDFFMABLE IN THEE YEARs-sealei pro
Iosss Via be received a. the Coaproler one s-u MY
BAY. htr 1880 81 oeoek when tne safae VIII Be
puby erod whole sty part Of toe snoant Of
s4ttQ q Ceeira Psrk atd SioeL OF tae NY y :. New
NoIk authorized b Of the Lesssiure Of th- en-
titled Al Aet TO sl,es be Of the Cy Of Now ol ~
Of the same passed July q less and BY crdiBa,se d toe
ConUon COUNCIL Of sai city, approved BY the Mayor Fee
TIE ,sd Stock will ecn,is Of $500 shares Of 500 esca
share beams interest ,he rats oi ave oez: Annun,
pa she quarter yearly and The principal redeeusbe the st
yfotosais will also le received ant op~rsa at the
.ur tin and r.sce. for losn Of oc 900 for certii
r.rssr, OF is00 .hars. OF 500 each Ia ss,
u.ee Of be lsh of the a., entitled An Ae,
ducr seye-G laws reisGng psucnsny 10 e Cay - New.
ao's ., r 10 SseoI Coune sssed Fsb y 50 wa.h stock
W. lear ters' the rate OF N Pe. ee1tpe ainn yabs
ksye ry ard the principal redsenaoe on 'a' 'a cay OF
Tie roo.a. will state the number Of har, desired and
the rre rsr share person Whose foIosIs are PED
% h ,ar,d 10 depcsit with the Chamberlain OF he city
the Arded sId covered by the od and on G
n cet of tie ChAuber.Ain 10 toe Comptroller az, oe
o receive ceitAie par value Of tie number VI 'GAies
carryine intcrss' from he dA,e Of the DEPOSIT -,
Those persons wAo have awards due them on 1ae -
Park thry offer favorable 10 tee interest," oi nc
ty tLau those make cash BIDS esn receive Oh
ei,ck the amount OF thtu a"a4s aneS.ate ase @ @
hs ere decided csyns interest tom the dAe oi ne eo
ermstn ct the awards IN csse tlt S s & "a ~ I'D =,
raw tie scuu assessment wih interest thereon iroo sae
In cf The cor mson Of the report OF the
60 Collector Of Assessments, before Tie ae'eS u ~ ~
tiecaie. n, ..-.,.. s,. t.xv,,,
TIE Act Of 1858, for laying out tne tAA pV'' 49, =, -
tax annually for the payment OF interest on tne SV " 20
uSS ard tie Act ofls2 made applicable 70 this loaa, pso-
,sc. o oy Tor pedgns faith Of the Mayor Ateenen
% comeoaltv for de redemption Of the Stock issued but
n,o euec that al Re c the Corporation are mere
by restd ard apr ropsfed for the payment o. the interest
ch shall become due The said Stock and aa continue 50
uu'h hna redemption thereof and Aat Ia case me
raj, revenues be sufficient 20 satisfy sd pay l ..
Ire ssd interest theu and IN that case the th d ne oae
rs be- hereby plsdssd 70 pass reh as as
sh1 from tine tirue be Necessary suhofIne he hYIr,
6r c rsise hy tex such snail be req e 20 suppy
erv srcb Gefcieucy In addition 70 this the 'th mo
Act t 1873 or sxng land for the Park declares aa al me
ard Us taken all be ureyocaby pledged Tor the
of the debt ere ated therefor -, .. p-,,o.,,
scr Five PEI Cent Central Park Fund or proposal Sea-
trsl Park six Per Fund, the case may be Ana s
for oue both funds then be put IA seeSo
sryore sealed and directed a. c. FLAGS 90 mp ro.' w.
Hall OF Records, New-iork" A. {. FLAHu, Colhpl.Ole.
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TUESDAY. March IN ~

The dullness and heaviness of the Stock market
continued, with sops exceptions, today until the Sec
snd Board when new activity sprung up in Reading
and Erie OF the forIner the sales were 1000 shares
not including 1000 shares sold between the Boards.
The sales Of the day reach 10000 shares. The market
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Hy Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, Msrch 1.-the steamship Augusta arrived
here after rassage OF so hours from Newfork with all OF
beard ell. . A.,
CHARLESTON March 1.-THE steamship James Adge
arrived Newly ork at u o'clock last ondey) night
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MARRIED..

rBoBEE-CARPENTER-O Tuesday, March II aeeor1ns
20 the Odsr OF Friends, WILLIAM II. ThOkNE 10 OFdE-
LA, daughter Of Isaac Carpenter, all Of this city
BowMAN-sHEPBERD-In Wells, Penn, on Taqrsd1y,
Feb 20, BY the Rev. Joel Jewel, Mr. FRANCIS r. bOW-
MAN 10 Mis- MARGARET SHEPHERD.
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psu.ee,phia marhen... ..TUEsDA1, Marcl

PsiIaoeiphia marseis. -IUEsDA1, halcn -,
Co1roS steadv CLovER SEEO-Furher sales A. 20 - 1ad
go bsrs 90 ou of he market - pree M nv uS.y
ouj,t q. sS. tld RYE FLOUR IS. WHsAT seArcs ,ae
nr,d A. rr,virus but receipts ard saes sc
Sied u 70 for Red and ~ 70dl 80 for White SoRN
frrr but dull; $50 bush cold a. Gle Yellow. Ave
- little oferiug-a sale OF lLo Disn IS re-
rered A. ii rIice OARS sci slowly ~ sc for
GEocrEEs rsher quiet previous rates PROVISIONS an
cb.nreo with moderate trsnsacl"ns sale oi DOL LskD
mad a; lie rRos. WHISKY rather frrer a. &c Tor bo
ard re IL bids.
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mnrle,.-CArruLLI RrpoR1s n rok THr TRIBUNE.


kSHFS-The market is without variation for either kind;
e demand Fht o. 80 for Pots and ~ 75d rS for Pearls
BFFSWAX We notice Of 500 iba. American yellow
o z61dz7!c -, IT..
the dere e1hibt the falling of on the different
Tie business to-day is reported at 900 bales
We quote az follows:
SEw.YoRE CLASSIFICATION:
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finGntial.

DIvIDEND NOTICE.-MADlsON and IN N
IL DftNAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANf-The hAt'
yearly Courons on the Bond' OF this Company heretofore dae
,ud urrsid will be paid pre'-ntenos At tAe banking ~
VI FREDERICK Il. SMITH,
prl1iirnt Of the M.dson and InditlapoIls RsiIrost
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vss ses the sencri In se oouittee TO ssres
q tshst report should be and then draw NJ am p@
s.se did not draw the report Devvr was ashea !"
aSrh ,.,..a
persecution here rested and the defsnse brought forward
evioetce. -t--,r
Cops t.r aeiendan; submitted that the evidence vas n
sebt convict the Court to instruct the jury "
he motion was dend and counsel by agreement submitted
fhs without STsumeDt , -, - 49,, g.,
trose Strong Charging the Jury said there hsn ~ 81
sbout ~ YEA sst sSoBt esson that eby puvo
sers espeeisly Ia corporation had sotec zoe s
hisu-e had sed ar act OF preventing aud
pubhse bribery The JudFe then read me pfoVs OF we
.,s "a yse,snated The evidence He stated that the
rtoNsa referred the statute need not be couenei "a az
r,et tes ths hil which Reasonable deduction co'1
b. draw that the officer 20 receive valuable consdsfa
fio for k uaufnoe Gucieet, The ma quesod
foT ne Jury eonder whether swh eeer op hs own
hs ar A, AGENT of Gaeghsr hsd male offer either tX
ro,v sf accused should receive any portion OF
he question Ia either the Transaction would
acme within fbe provisions Of the statute IT, however they
toutht there such understanding they wond aequt
hIa However Improper the Of defendant nave bsn
ard the act expressly IMPROPER, they would aot bnns
within tie rrovuce Of the law. His Honor cOncu Jed ~
pressing u Jury importance Of the case 70 the pab
lie and u the accused sdded that In all criminal csse
they give benefit Of doubt they might nave 70 de-
febfaIt
Tte Jury retired about o'clock snd hsd not seed qpon
verdict Of rising Of the Court Tney locked up Tor me
pjELL
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MINIATURE sLM.NAc......TAIs DAY
NopS--ets- L.
FISH lTEE..............THls pAF
csrSv :C6 Gov. Island. .llt6 Hel-Gste''' 10
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NFPICANLIFE INSURANCE antitrust

~ CONTANY -rOTICE-A DINDESO OF ~ 5I T. IS ~,
LARS PER SHARE will be rAd 20 tne stpcAao ieIs " @
CourAuy or their hutborzet atoruess rP,n ,He pIS -
tIe s,cck CeItca'es IL ohce No - az ST., Se"A"A
tuei - - =. ~ Il Ami next-March II. 1855.
Oh IA" arc 80 " GEO F TALMAN Assignee.
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coupr OF GENERAL sEssIONS-MARcH l1-Bsfors Re
~ON~- - cordtf

Janes Clark pleaded guilty TO grand larceny in
stealing eohins from the premises Of joan Dedfo ihe
,sius the goods stolen was S4V lhe psoAei "@e iS
pbsneed for sentence.
Thomas Price convicted yesterday Of burglary IN
degree th morning sentenced TO the state roH
for years and fiX months 60 e.. H.
third degree on the premises Of Jacob Meyers from winch ne
stole ,lyer wsfch Sentence two years IN Stae Prison
Thomas Donahue, lad, was sent to the House OF
nj Refuse bs having convicted Of burglary IN the third
Seese On the house OF Albert s James from shch be aud
some other boys stole lead pipe and fauceis
Edward Mccarthy, q youth, was tred ana con-
vbtd of robbery the first desr committed on TIE person
of German sailor named Hans BeIreDs whom tao PRISONER
and two or three eonedesses attacked N Rector street about
four weeks since. lie renal ded TO await sentence
Henry A. Du Bois-Pea Of guilty for an sssault
and battery on ESwsrd s. Gould Sentence by the Court
an yey d ihe defendant has pleaded guilty under he CIR
cnnstApees and saved public trial The essauI was an Ak
grsvstod one and shall impose hne 9i 1<l Waca " .e
.,.ot Of the ursd cou. feel IL my duty 70 say mat the
penalty higher should have imposed H. Ley MIN ee conn
fed unit, the paid The defendant paid the hne and
left the Court.
William Grain pleaded guilty to attempt at bur
slsry the third the store OF Ihos Noff JUG
sseEt suspended Adjourned for the day
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CnrpT CALENDAR.T .Tgrs DAY

COURT CALENDAH... THIS DAY
United STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. 81, 6, 10,
Is, ia, 20, u, "A, 25 49, o ..
I5o ST. 23 Sz4 25S S1s 200 IA 3 352 SS3 $50 sPEcIaL
TEEm-No, 49, l3 H. 10 2l 2 So 81 3D. o. o. 9o Oo NO.
III I92, l46, ia lss, ~, 259 - - -. 80,
SupERIoR CoURT-Nos. 977, 70l, 757, 172, lol, lO4,
lts 77 R9S 65 10 79G 6i9 1885, 929 855 99 92 e2 4iJ
Ie l0i2 1913 o4 1915 Il6 lO7 ols lo9 1890 lOZi, lO@
Ic23. 1876 1913, I019, 1880.
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OyyIcE OF THE REPUBLIC FIRb-iNsURAhct Co., 49,. )
No "a Wall-st., 10Th January, 1850
YyTF BOARD OF TRUSTEES have THIS DAY

OyyIcE OF THE REPUBLIC FARE INSURANCE Co.. ., !
No "a Wall-st. 10Th January, 1856.
rT'HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have THIS D. DAY ~,
L declared a DIVIDEND OF URTI-ElGHT PER CENT
to policy hode the Of their premiums pad On b9
ces issued BY this Conn aud which have teTmaeo "lh
the wear ending the 3st December, lSn5 49,, ,,,r,rp
T6ey have declared further dividend OF SIN AND IiNEr
OUhRTERs PER CENT the Capital stock psysOle 10
theu shareholders in cash and rip demand . .
They have declared dividend Of SIX FER CENI IN
cash on the amount Of outstanding scrip 49,,
The Charter Of this CONF any, which combines me Maua
procpa with cash capital provides mat after payment Of h
er.s on its capital the remaining profits shall be 9n19y ep
roOned b., shareholders and the polcyhoders a
the scrp issued therefor not 10 be paid OF nn the anoun
otehei with the capital shall exceed ONE hlLloN OF
DOLLARS - ,,, .,c, s,,pprrr-
CASH CAPITAL, S1500oO-WlTH LAhuE oUhFLOS'
Trustees.
Cbarlr. "A 'Russel James Warren,
Daniel B. Fearing, Arthur Leary,
William II. Russell, NJ :" Hamilton,
Augustus c. Downing, Dennms Dn"t,
Gazsway B. Lamar, John Sts"Md'p.,
VIM Butler Duncan, Robert B MlhtLrhi
n n Wolfe Reuben Withers,
Isaac Tow usend, kd"ard I; Cehtety
Josiah Oskss, Dsoel br&ks smith
Jo,erb Gaisrd H. Frederic @. Foster
Jes. NJ Waterbury, Peleg hal
George Curtis, Robert >: itohe,
Gsoroe r Adoe Samuel V. Hoffman,
Jobn J. Astor H. Jacob Anthony, Jr.,
Fred,k A Delapo J. p. Grand Foster,
hLrsbsm ReU John A. C. Gray.
ROBERT 5. HONE. President
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Receipts OF Produce. MARCH II.
Bv Ere Ra,eal- S32 rtEA Grain l69 sides Lesthef 0'
ifs Butter q bales " DOL, 3 pkgs. Flour
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
BRooKLYN CITY COURT - March II - Before Judge
CraU

City O Brooklyn aEf John b. 5r"l9I' III;
Action brought for a violation OF th- Sunday Ordi-
nance Verdiei for the City, $3.50 hss the plon.si
ard M favorable decision decides the ehiescy o. we Ia
v.s s that all grorhoos in tbe cry she be eosep y
Lsst one dsV Of TOE week This will probably oe c,7a
~ HsbeI Ceurt and the legal power Of the City to pass this
osdineLce be decided.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
OFFICE OF THE 2. ANp \. :: 9. X; K Co.

OFFICE THE r.. AND \. y. G. X 90,
JAMESTOWN y. V, Feb. ", lSIS.
rI,HE STOCKHOLDERS of the Erie and New
York City Railroad Company are hereby n9thed ns @ ,Hs
ANIMAL ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS Will De he.d AZ tne
GfEce OF the Company in Jsmestown on sArUkDAl hIen
Is ,s6 1be Polls will be open four hours from 70 O'Clock
m The Trasfer Books will be closed from March lnth
the day after the Election w. ". oua -- SoNy.
A DRIAN II MULLER, AuctOneer.-STOCkS
N and BONDS.-ADRIAN +. MULLEN VIII naid ,as n,s
N,ekly Sale OF STOCKS and BONDS THIS DAl nkt a. ~
oclo AZ the Merchants Exchange. desirable Iist WI %
offered. NSo")
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
Passengers Arrived

In ne 5o,k AIice J,sn Ro JaAes,o-Mrs julia A Murray
snd children.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

Adrian II. Muller will hold his weekly sale of Stocks
and Bonds tomorrow at l2i o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The failure of the Commercial Bank Of Chicago is
announced.
1t is understood that the Committee upon Flour In
specoD have agreed in a report to be submitted at an
early day. The report will recommend the appoint
ment by the President Of the Corn Exchange of
committee whose duty it shall be to select Chief In
slector Of -four who in turn will choose hs deputies,
who are to be responsible to the Chief aud the whole
Board of Inspectors responsible through the Commit
tee to the Association, which agrees upon standard
to be conforned to by the Inspectors.
The following table will show the condition of the
Massachusetts, Banks the Sd inst:
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BANK DEFAkTMtN1, HIATt Vt "" HVNN'
ALBANY. March 8. i8jo. J.
HNHE ATBURN EXCHANGE BANK has tins

dav filed m this notice Of the appointment ot THE
ALRANY CITY BANK in the City of Albany; as AGENT tor
KeSsupon Circulating Notes agreeable 70 the ACT
entitled An amend the several acts relating 70 neop
rsd Tanks Banking Associations and Individual oanker
rnssed Aprl L. 1851. JAo NJ. NOON, oupoI'l1e"ueA'.
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BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY N0yrhDet II wv
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
In such case uade and provided that all the ClhCULAl
ING MOTH 5 issued o the L0CKPORT BANK AND ThUSr
COMPANY banking association, Lockport must be prs
sened at the Office the Superintendent OF the Banking De-
parp ert Of the of Newfor for payment within iWo
SFAES IRON the date hereof the funds deposited for the re-
demTou Of the Circulating Notes issued to the said oank VIA
be gwen NJ. .-...,.r, q ,.-,..
mis- law2yW NJ SCHOONMAhEh, superhteuueh'-
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The Directors have after approprstlne Ptovsois a"o
~ ,u ssyenty.oe thousand hundred sLd ninety
three dollar. and eishy.seven cents, s S 81 0'eI .nu
above he Cspal stock hundred Thousand dollars d
elared Dividend Of Of SIX PER CENT on me P
Tor profits declared January l. s5i payable TO the hue
thereof on the adjustment premiums tor the current year
Tie MANHATTAN COMPASl mas now becoIne fhe ARG. y
Joint Stock and Mutual Company in the United SAtr eId az
f IN thoe desous Of Life Insurance the liable Sc
,ury All pamI Lle and orhsr documentary information iuI
aished Eratis app LEGATION BY r,aii or 1therwe
c. Y. WEhPLE, Sec'y ". D. MphUAN rtssuo"@
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SECOND BOARD.

100 Gal & Chic. X. X. 0oo..llxi
25 Milwsn. 4 Miss RR.. IS
l60 Cleye. l. Pitts. RR. .SS s..
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= ~
Urlsnds. Floridh Mobile.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

BANK DEPARTMENT. ALbANr' Ju,J W -
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO the statute
~ such made and provided that all the Ol'e2a1s
Aoes ssued KENT al Individual banker (Putna county
Er u be- PRESENTED the office of the Snperin OF
he Banking Der srnent of the STATE Of or Psyne
viii two wears from the hereof the funds deposited
for the Of the Circulating Notes issued to the sAa
DsI5I, s2 .Warw WI. Y scHooNMAKER supern,endeat
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The ship Catherine Edwards for Antwerp while towing out
the East River yesterday oth and when of Pier No was
led the anchor in consequence OF the gale ald
in the falling the tide shs grounded 10 the mud will probably
he cot Of next hlRh water.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
A NNIrAI, STATEMENT of the BUSINESS
DISBURSEMENTS.

Bonds and MORTGAGES on Property IN tho
Cides of Hew-Iork and Brooklyn, 80, "a. an
worth double the amount leaned. .'''e ico % 20 o,
Premium Loans at : + cent Interest," loo'oO- %
Agents. Accounts for Premiums in course -, ,,o 4.
OF collection ard transmission. S'i% ~
Cash in Bank aud on hand. o'SSo o' 90 90
CITY BoLds and dSiOcks.,..........''.'' f,o'o "
Oeienee ,i,,lla risn,uiN'' 1'''-sN .., i 45s2o 90
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

GETTING ALoSc.-About thirty miles aboVu
Wilmington, North Carolina, lived three feI-
lows, named respectively Barhan, Stone and
Gray, on the banks of the North East River
They came down to Wilmington in small
row boat. and made fast to the wharf. They
had time of it in the city, but for fear they
would be dry before getting home, they pro-
cured a jug of whiskey and after dark, OF
black night, too, they embarked in their boat,
expecting to reach home in the morning.
They rowed away with all the energy that the
three tpsy fellows could muster, keeping up
their spirits in the darkness By pouring tho
spirits down. At break OF day they thought
they must be near home, and seeing thro' ths
dim gray mist of the morning house on the
river side, Stone said;
well, Barham, we've got to your plaza as
last
sIf this is my house, said Barham, some
body has been putting up lot of out-houses
since went away yesterday butI'll go ashore
and look about, and see where We are, if yon'n
hold her to-
Barham disembarkes, takes observation and
soon cones stumbling along back, aud ex.
claims:
ssWell, I'll be licked five amt at Whining
ton here yet; and what's ore, fhs boat has
been hitched 10 tie ,oharf all night''
It was fact, and the drunken dogs had been
rowing away for dear life without being aware
oft.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05
THE LOVED ONES AFAR.
BYP. B, PLIMpToy

BYF B. PLIMPToS.
When night winds are wailing,
Like spirits in thrall,
And Death walks in Darkness.
Through hamlet and hall,
Kind Angels Of Mercy,
Wherever they are,
Watch over the .slumbers
Of loved ones affair."
Our hearts dearest treasurer.
The loved ones aGsr.
Where'er they may wander.
O'er land and o'er sea,
Thou Father of Angels,
We trust them with thee,
be thou 10 Earth's pilgrims
The day beam and star,
The staff of the weary,
To loved ones afar-
Our hearts dearest treasures,
The loved ones afar.
While life hath pleasure,
Or hope hath q cheer
While the heart can feel k,ntnes,,
Or sorrow q tear;
cannot forget them,
Nor fail IN the prayer,
That God will watch over
The loved ones affair."
Our hearts dearest treasures.
The loved ones afar.
The winter of lifetime
May close round in gloom,
And spring flowers may scatter
Their leaves Ger my tomb;
let still through the darkness,
Like evenings pale star,
Ny spirit will hover
Ger loved ones afar-
Our hearts dearest treasures.
The loved ones afar.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

THE Bssr RECREATION celebrated mu-
sicias, Haydn, was in company, when the sub
jcct of conversation was the best means of re-
storing mental energy after the exhaustion of
long and difficult studies. One said he had re-
source to asbottle of wine; another went into
company Haydn said that he retired to his
closet and engaged in prayer, which exerted
the most happy and eificacious influence on
his mind.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

When man comes home and tries to bolt
the door with sweet potato. pokes the fire
with the spout of the coffee pot, attempts TO
wind up the clock with the bootjack, tries to
cut kindling for his morning fire with an ivory
paper knife, takes a cold potato in his hand to
light him to bed, and prefers to sleep in his
boots and hat, you may reasonably infer that
he has been making the acquaintance of some
very friendly people.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

If girl thinks more of her heels than her
head, depend upon it she will never amount to
much. Brains which settle in the shoes never
get above them. Young men note this.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

That divine bundle of oddities and queer
conceits, with many wholesome truths, Loren.
20 Dow, defined death-bsd repentance TO b
-sshurning ont the candle Of life In the ser
vice Of the devil, aad blowing tbs sauf "a tie
Lord 3 face s
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

RATHER SEvERE.-A lady was requested by
bachelor, somewhat advanced in years, TO
take seat upon his knee while in crowded
sleigh. mo thank you," said she, ssI am a.
frsid such an old sea. would break down With
us,r
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

The nerve which never relaxes-the eye
which never blanches-the thought that never
wanders-these are the masters OF victory.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

The man who passed through life without en-
emies could not have had aeharacter worth de-
precatiDs.