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OR. G. w. DEARlNG, Gers his pro-
- fessicnal services 70 the psA,e. Rss.}ero>
and O0es % Main, between Chukn and North
Sueec may l6.y.
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fWMAN'S TATENT,
Gnte and Door 01pftssgs.

T,HE uNDERsloMED sole agents for
i this invaluable Spring. hss them On
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, aud the Hsrney House Door.
They are simple and would not be unsuit.
able for The neatest parlor DOOR in this
city, apply a. McrrAr h Hueusr.
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Mechanics Tools.

DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
I'D + Jacksons Saws, Plsins u al kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Csrvcrs Tools,
Cimblets and Ccopers Bitts, Cooper's Riv.
cts Re. MosrAr + nuorxr.
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\. 7. HARNEY, N. D.
+. J. BURLINGTON, NJ. b..
---ROMER,
RICHARD II. DAv,
b. l.. LAYCOCk.
J. d. BTINgON,
II. .. WlttTE, I"
WIN. GRAHAM. j"

These Springs are delightfully."- situated ~
miles from M ON Rouge. Gu the banks II the
Amite River, In . beautiful grove with good Ash.
tiny, haunting &c, In fact. with mot having had
case n ysw fever there fer the last three years
With daily communication from Baton Rouge, u
offers Inducements unsurpassed IN this OF any
other state.
The undersigned Matters himself, that lrsn
s0sne years experience In one of the nest hotels
In Philadelphia, that he vii eive satisfaction.
There s'l Be band 81 M b during the SEQ.
son and dancing every night.
NJ IA line u stages viii run ftem BAts
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
W. BADGER.
0reenwelt Springs, April 9sth. m ay6
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the MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL,

the MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL,
sTHE MAGIC CORN AND COB Mill IL super
y S"r 70 any heret FIRE offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR sTQCk. twin grind twen,y bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
mule or VIII grind s's bushels Of fine meal
feed per hon. with the powsr Of me mule.
This MAGIC Mill Nv. patented In Rertem.
ber, 1s5h. and IL undosbtvdiy superior to all it's
predecessors.
oar prices VIZ b. found 70 be much lower than
other mills q inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, ~ and = front J,evee.
New Orleans
Agent for the Manufacturers,
The above described Min can be seen at
the store cf0: n. Washington / Co., Church st..
agents fev the, sale " the sat,e THE mill can he
furnished At any landing nm the river, between
New Orleans and Bsycn Sara, for ! b-fteght
inc.uded. may1.1y
,TUsT R1DCElvEDi
y French 3seonetts. small figured;
French Lawns +"
20 PC. B"binet, for Bars;
LAdiss lise thread Gloves MI cojgrs:
and large variety ct the latest style Of
Embroidered Collars:
oepc. 1ris, tinph
Embroidered skirts
Extra fne Mnrseilis Quilts, ia:
-,. " dos. l.. Q. l'andkerehiefs At u 81 dos
msyls J. SIMON ACo
TOeV RECEIvTDI-r'sht Cashmere Pants,
y iuf rasnmet wear, hrllling Pants Pure Lin
en- Shirt Fronts Patented seam shirt very fine
shirt collars lgi. elk n,ck Ties Grass neck
ties Lsle thread gloves. iisie thread sacks;
Bleachsd nd Wntleached y hose.
mayi0 !. SIMON 4 10
Raero'ssery aud Pattern Cutting.
TINE LADIES of Baton Rouge. are re-.
L specttully informed that Miss Guild.
u now At the Harvey lIcuse, whete she
proposes to teach the elegant AIT Of EN-.
brcidery. Also n new style Of cutting and
fitting dresses, tuaGtiIias etc, by an un-
erting chart Of her own invention called
" The Crystal Palace Chart" This is the
only systematic rule for cutting lsdi.s
dresses Miss Guild, may be seen at the
Harvey House.
may V-tf
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sixsh Jaaiea ~ Distrlse e ars .
Judge William B. Rosaarsos, Presiding.
Tuesday May q, 1s55.--The Court met
according to adjournment.
clvtL GASES,

evil CASES.
DON Alcn.o Cnsbmsr W. 9. r. Blanchard.
Mo. --l2lp - Judgment for plaintiff for
amount Of ptomissory note.
Theodore (sOldmsnn Va. II. Y. Tcmlin.
con. Nc 114S Judgment Of non. suit.
Batcn Rouge 4 Clinton Plank Rca,
Company ". Abraham Hager NO. 1868
Judgment fof the plaintiff --smount Of
p,on'issorv note.
Thomas Hutchinson VI. J. &. Foreman,
NM-Nc 1898 Judgment for plaintiff
--amount If rrcmisspry note.
Paul Sarabaro"ee W.. Ramon 1.afcn.-
M. Tag Judgment for plaintiff amount
Of promissory note.
Phillip W. johnson. husband ". Susan
Thames. w'ife.--No, 17s0.--Jujgment Tor
plaintiff decteeing divorce.
The Court adjourned Until to. morrow
morning at Q s'clock. - Ca.stte.
~ Major Gen. X. r Mc1fArroN,
appointed Alfred SHsrrEss. ESQ,
a. one Of his aids. with the rank Of
Major. A better selection could not
have been made lie "locks he hon.
ors WE'LL" and when the time comes,
~ come il will, he will "act" them we'll.
W. will 70 our pile on that.
s. b. Llrror, Esq. Va learn has
been appointed aid to the Major Ges.
cral. We must congratulate the Gen
er"l upon his appointments. Gazette.
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A Rare Chance.
0000 YARDS Of Fine and Fashionable
kVVV Muslins Offered 1T cost price
for cash, at A. WILSON h cos.
may3,yl Next door to the Post Office.
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CREsfa GROUND Fl1OUN~.pureha..r.
I 81 Flour, would Do well 70 hear In mind. ehst
fresh ground family Acur can always Be had IL
BATON koWRe, and 81 her own manufacture, 70
insar re getting Il all o. X. send your orders Il
mar20 JNuUA NEAL
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INN WARE.--We have now In store q
l. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
description which We offer At very reduced
prices. LARCUfER I: 1.ANOUE.
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Received this DaH
. CASKS CHEESE; 2 Cask px,l
q Cured Jo~ls, very choice; S Vrkina
May butter.
may Is. A. MONTAN 1 BR.
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Whiskey.
lust RECEIVED ALOT OF oil
Il MONONGAHALA RYE R0leK EY'
and for sale 10 bulk Or rstAil - ~ easA
N. y. BRYAN,
may23. N. s. Corr Cesss Hens senass
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Corn L Cob MIL.
THO ARRIVE in few days direct ffom
i the mandatory. assorted sizes Of tbs
celebrated Little Giant" Corn and Col
Mills, at lap3l LAHouIER 4 LASouA's.
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GLASS,
A L. sixes. for sale hy the box only Al
A ostsA bO0ELp Drug Store.
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Medicine Cheats,
n Lsncetts, Tocthfovcept, echrihcslors. Cur.
ping Cases and Capp., Rreaatpumrs, physictsn's
Pocket Cases Of viles and INSTRUMENTS, al
spSO BOQnl.'S DRUG Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

A. N. MEswn. AoctoDeer
RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trsde- Sal

RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trsde- Sale
~ Rooms, No. Is Park.rov.
TUESDAY March fs lsS
TIL MKT REGULAR TRADE-SALE Of 5OOKB,
sIEhEOTfPE PLATES, STATIONERY kc., will Be com
neneed st the above date The pru1
- an attractive catalogue which will be Issued early dsy
Conssnments are respectfully solicited particulars Of which
should be tuTnshed for the catalogue Immediately
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERa
MOONS,
March 4. s and 8, commencing AZ o'clock.
EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-Bens
the entire private collection OF the lite H. : DODGE De-
ceased oomprsng complete sets Of Common Law and ChAs
eery Reports United States aud State Laws Dses COnmen
tses Indioes TTestses EDssh Report and variety
OF choice and Engh Law publications forming OF the
largest and desirable Law Libraries that been
offered embracing many valuable books tina; II would DC
difficult 70 obtahn. Cstalogers ar now ready
SIAIN-THlRD NEW-IORk TRADE SALE
will commence II ESDAY l6h March with the sale Of
Books which will occupy six day..
After the Bock sale the Stationery Paper. Blank Boots
&c. viii be sold commencing TUESDAY % March, AMI
continuing until coIsIle'ed.
The sale Of Stereotype Plates Engraved Steel sud Copper
Plates will be held on SATURDAY, I'd March.
Purclasers u find that the Catalogue embrace substantial
attractions rendering TIE sale worthy OF the Attendance Of all
classes buyers As well large there being no restre
the lo there 10 also restriction
the increase Of quantities those announced the Gaia
orue they rely upon obtaining their full supplies
The Catalogue ready.
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11aper Warebcnses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSES;. T. DERRICK
i SON CO.. No. so Beekman st., oher Tor sale on the
lowest teims: . ,.
W ritins Papers English, French and American
News PAPER all sizes weights and qualiiies
Book Paper all sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Pape fancy coors and white OF the best qual
Hanging Paper, white snd cooTed' different widths
Hstters' Paper thin and OF the best quality.
Cloth Paper &x4O and 4OI4S .,
English Hardware Paper larse Assortment Jus' at'e1
Sheaihing Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw RAs and hsnlua
Tea Paper ofdAerent sizes
Tar Roofing Payer suitable for roof, in rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
hudson RIVER RAuRoAD.-Op and sfter

Ii MONDAY. Jan a. lass he Trans yin Lave Cham ber
Station follows: Express Tram, m sonpecnns with
Norhsrs and Western Train Through vsy Tram 10 Ell
gres' Trsin p ~ For POIshiesp.a IN and $50 , N
sss and Peeht Tram. stop he Nay sssona P..sasers
Chambers Cara Christopher and Sist SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN 81 rOm Csnsi-st scr Albany and TrOy
at ying . ell Nal s.ationA
NJ I. SYKES Js sur-rnt4o5ept
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(Sundays ex

i eerted)-Leave Brocslyn for Greenror 10 m for
Y,phaEk 10 IL. snd Saturday s. IS for FarmiREiA!e
AID syosse, 10 and S:tS m for Hampstead 10
~ AID 8 Is and p fer Jamaica 10 m, IL u s. -
and go y "a Leave Greenpor, for Brooklyn 10 zap
hank II: S5 H. Monday, $40 Lakeland 10 "
an NondAVs & Is 4 n F1rIningdAe, rs 4 aud
m Syo.sst 7S5 u and Hampstead, 6:S N Aad
$50 p ~ Jamaica so, 30 and $40 u and RIO and
4 z.
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CoR GIBRALTAR, MALTA and TRIESTE

i The splendid Steamship UNION. Capt Richard Adsm'
will leave for the shove ports on >AIORoAf March To- 81 "a
oock noon precisely. desirable oPport uniiy - now
offered for parties wishing visit Span Italy and Austria The
ship in TIE perfect order and Passengers VII AVOID o
diHsculties Of q hisher latitude 81 this season
Az Malta she will connect with steamers running TO Con-
,tanrnople Alexandra In Egypt, &c.
Price Of passage 20 Gibraltar, Sl25 10 Malta Trieste
sise few second pass will b. taken For pas
90 nprIy 90 sPOFFoRD, TILEsroN A Co.
'-e -ff-' No = Broadway.
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Il. A. CHILToS, AuctioneeT,
;TFE'S SALE of PEARL STREET

B. a. IHILToN, AucI.uIetl ,r,rr,r
TJNRUSTEE'S SALE Of PEARL SlREEl
II HOUSE and OT-The Two.story and Attic Brick House
and Lot No 40 PeArs between Madison and o. 81, opl9
site VApdevAter.st AZ Auction.-COLE Il CHlLION VIII
sell at Auction on TIL RSDAY Marrh 18th 1856 o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange under the direction Of t9e aei
s;,ned ia. T,gostory ard attic Brick HOUSE and LOI NO
4O oil the norte ssery side Lot p feet front ana
81 feet inches the side and 81 feet deep on he other
She Rowery extension terminating this property, WI"
make IL very valuable for business purposes tor tnIthet par
tjculars terms &c. call the Auetouoers COLE ChILIoN
No IS NAssau.st., Liberty. e....,, 80
(64j) BAUM LONE, trustee.
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Al THOMAS & Sons, Auctioneers, Nos. q

NJ THOMAS & SONS, AuctiOneers, Nos. 61
vi. and 90 south fth-st., Philadelphia.
TO BOOKSELLERS.
THE FORTY-SIXTH PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE
will commence on TUESDAY MORNING March IL, 1856,
and continue daily until finished
leading Publishers Of the Union beside Stationery Paper &c
BIBLE PLATES.
On THURSDAY March 49, will be sold without reserve
credit Of g. Il. 10, and "A months the stereotype Plates OF
HOGAN THOMPSON'S ILLUSTRATED QUARTO
BIBLE. LIFE or CHRIST. and SCRIPTURE GALLERY,
with 98 splendid Illustrations tinted coors These Plate
are new aud in perfect condition ami the Embellishments de
ifned by Deyercu1 OF the highest order
They will positively be sold without reserve or limitation
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Dppasrrpyr o. FpAses, CosersoLLsss oyyics,l
err ov ksvyonE, Yeh g, 1854.
PARK FUND STOCK

-
y N TaEE po
peal, will he received the Comptroers Oce until MON
bay April J. 1856 O'Clock M when the ZANE will be
70. he ThG s,S Or part (, re ,s 30 Of
Yok authorized set Of the Legislature Of this STATE
titled An Act to ieI he nap Of me CITY Of heTaorh By
on m, same PASSED July 1888 and BY an ordinance Of the
Con men Council Of said city approved by the Mayor Feb
hs said stoeI will consist of q 900 shares of 800 each
hs,e beins interest at Of FIVE per per ,nnun
pa, able quarter yearly and the principal redeeAbe on the ls
S.aed proposals will also be received ami opened the
sane and place for loan of 10000 for which eert
eaes will be issued to be called The Central Park Assess
,uance Of the eh Of the act entitled An Act
aucs sewers. law: relating Psesssy to the City Of New
ths Common Common Council passed Feb 2 1856 which stock
viii bear ner. at The rate OF six per aanum payable
hsfyesy and the principal redeensbe on the 5h day Of
February, 1859
will be- required deposit with the Chamberlain the city
receipt Of the Chamberlain the Comptroller viii be entitled
receive certificate for the par value Of number Of
carrying inteTest from the date OF the deposit
Those persons who have awards due them the Central
Psrk they offer terms favorable the interest Of the
city than those wto make oah bids receive Certificates OF
Stock for the amount OF their awards Immediately after the
ds are deeaed on carrying nte from the aste o. he con.
assessed the person claiming the award will be required TO
pay the Of ssessmeDt with interest thereon from the
time Of the Confirmation Of the report OF the Commissioner
,i6este
The Act of 1853 for laying the Park provides for levyng
annually for the payment Of interest the Stock he
issued aud the Act Of 1872 made applicable TO this loan
ydes only for pedEng the faith Of the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonsy for the redemption Of the Stock issued but
also enacts that all the Of the Corporation are here
by pledged and appropriated for the payment Of the interest
whchsha become the said Stock and shall continue
pledged until the final redemption thereof and that IN case th
said be not sufficient to satisfy and Iy tn whee OF
said and in that the faith OF the State
shs be- and the hereby pledged to such acts
shall from time 10 time, be necessary authorizing the Mayor,
&C. by tax" such shall be requisite 70 supply
every deficiency In addition this the 18th section OF the
Act Of 1885, taking land for the Park declares that all the
land Il taken shall be reyocsby pledged for the
Of the debt created therefor.
Each proposition should be sealed and indosed Proposal
for FiS Per Cent Central Park Fund Proposal for Cen
trail Park SIX Per Cent Fund.- the may be- And the
both funds then be put IN second
envelope sealed and directed A G. Flag Comptroller No
Hall of Records New. York" A. {. FLAGG Comptroller
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II. l.. DLLIssER, Auctioneer
nv TEATV'TT nEI TSSEP & m M


pY LEAVITT, DELISSER & Co., No. 81
- and 579 Broadway, Of White .For the sale q
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS. FANCY
GOODS WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE and AERCHAN-
Disc generally.
BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATES and STAT 0NERY.
The Second Regular Trade sale Of the Book Publishers As
recitation will THURSDAY, 10th OF March with
and Catalogue Of Books 10 be followed BY the
largest invoices OF
STEREOTYPE PLATES
ever offered at any Of $50 sets Of
Plates Of good valuable and Standard NorEsamons them
Rassel. Swifs Tale Of Tub The Sorrows Of Wer
ter BOomfeds Po-ns Lives Of Madison aud Monroe school
crafts Red Men Of the Forest the Works Of Oliver Goldsmith
UeXADdeT Pope Percy Bys,he shelley ;. T. Coerdse, WI
Ham Cover Byrons Don Juau Shskesgeares WsTt with
Life sud Poems, pocket NOsiO Illustrations on steel
There. French Rev oution vol. Psyos Memoirs aud Ser
vols syo Caryles Life OF Schiller; Mtche' Roman
Republic, &C.
The Of STATIONERY heavy aud attractive and
wholesale will have opportunity OF purchasing IN
large quantities. ,.,
Catalogues ready for distribution and can be obtained
Of Phillips SainrsO Co., snd Little, Brown Co, Boston
J. b. Liirincott Co.. and j. u. Smith Co, Philadelphia
W Mife Lucas Brothers, Baltimore; Moore Nlsaeh
KEYS Co. Cincinnati; b. steel, NewOresns and Of our
seyes-whch will be forwarded 10 the Trade prepaid
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IN THE NATTER Of the Resale RES, Of /. pss

don Of The RIAL ESTATE Of EDMUND 5. wILLEfTfs
deee.ed for the payment Of his & "a -. s.
ls,uant 70 .,.t.,s We, ISAAC wiLLEIrs and Asa Ana
OF the Estate Of Edmund whsu' deceased, VIII eel
PUBLIC Anep ,hs ssIts.n e. E Esssssns, N Ne cry
the oc-ns described Lands and Buildings IN me C
Parcel Nc lA th., certain LOT, piece or parcel q land,
situate lyir, and bers Twelfth Ward Of the CITY 81
the a,l siS de Of Ore so@th srsss
ant hundred and eighteen feet four inches westerly e
the south westerly Of the fhrdayeuss and onshas
twenty fourth street thence running westerly uens
the souh.y Of One hundred and twenty fos street.
teuyone four inches thence southery parallel vfc
tie Thrsveuue hundred feet and eleven osbss 70 NE
line OF the bloch between red sns ' ~,
sel with On. honssd and twenty fourth street Wcy GO
Tuenue hundred feet and eleven mehes TO the o.
besnnns ,-, -,
.ua,e living and being Twelfth Ward Of the City Of
NewYork aud bounded ollovs Beginning 81 sy0ha 80
the .ouhsry side one hundred ourth street,
three and thirty feet eight inches vesscy
from The o. ai s,nee ra~ns
along the southery side of One hundred and wene sortn
& ,ks one hundred feet and eleven
the center of the bloch bet~een One hundred
erv psIse with One twenty twsn-
iyone and four nches and thence nornefiy
the Third hundred feet eleven inches 70 soe %
Parcel No sA.O all that certain DIV slss se.ss sna Ss q
land situate lying being in the Twelfth Ward Of tho ny
OF NewY orb bounded iolewsi Commencing point On
the 'Ouhery side Of aS. sSs ssns,,
feet westerly from the south westerly eSss, ~
thence running westerly along the souhery ado Of One bun
bred went, fourth stree, ess syaarsS f.ee
and eleven inches TO lue Of the block between one
hundred third aud One hundred and
Nv one and inches 10 the center OF
party wall and thence nOrtAsIy p' -,s ~ Ss.Ssns.
Terms C.h-Dsed hsw,rs'a y"s - t'se,,
iasO Law AdDniefrofflx
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ALsrRT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.

ALERT II. NIcoLAY, AuctioneeF. -
CID and 9th-avs., 30th, 3d. s5th and e6th-ste.
lTRPRT III NICOLAY will sell without reserve to the
bshest bidder on WEDNESDAY, March S. at Y o'clock at
the Merchants the large and valuable Lot on the north
by loo feet deep The will be made without reservation
OF ola former purchaser that has not complied WIN we
TINS OF sale as can remain bond and mortgage Tor
wear, from April 1855 Also lot each on s5hst and s5ths
unn;ns through street between 4th and 5thsy
Aso Brick Houses the south side Of West 5oh
AZ Also Lot on the south and west corner OF 9thav ana
SD 81 Also Lots 6Sdst, adjoining the above Also
tue ot on the north side Of e5ths us feet west OF say
95rG2 feet uche. Also Lott the south side u Soh-
a. IT'S west of Ist.sy, 25xl02 feet 2inches
Term, of ali liberal and title indppuabe For msls aud
full particulars apply 70 a, ,u,.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auetioneer No Broadst
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DATRIOIIC LINE-New Line of NEW YORK
Il and LIVERPOOL PACkETS.-This line will be com
posed OF the follow ing and splendid shps, viz;
CALHOUN. 900 uns burden. Capt ID H. Truman
n CLAY.....l 500 tuns burden. Capt David CsulkDs
WEBsTER......20to tuus burden Capt j. j. Lawrence.
Orient eco uus burden. Ca,. Geo = Hill.
The have been recently built and the ars
est and mo. substantial in the trace -
They commanded By men OF experience and affinity Inc
accommodations very superior and eherion Will be
made he comfort OF passengers and the convenience
OF shirrinE For Ere ght or Passage apply 10
SPOFFORD. TILRST0N Co, No. y Brosdwsy
Agents in Livvrpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co, No. 10 Gore
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Dnil6ins Maitrials.
Bcnntp fano Uarants.

7 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Watl-sta
H Eewlork-rhe highest market price paid for LAM
WARRANTS and a. Warrants sod by guaranteed sne
forS srded By mail otherwise upon Of remsnees
Land procured for Soldiers entitled 70
Bounty Lsuds, upon application %
T. J. COLEMAN No g Wall-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

i WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINERS
~. and ,rlendd stssship MARION NJ Foster commanded
~, esys Pier No. T. North River on WEDNESDAY hsEea
., oecck p precisely For Freight spply on board
800 a. hills Of aag will Be signed and cr Passage IL the
a. 81 sPOPFORD, TILESTOS ca, No. . Broadway
60, paas,, So The beautiful stesmshp As ADGEhs
= tuner commander, vii succeed and leave on sAICh
nay March 8. The fayorte steamer CAROLINA makes
rsspl,r trps the various landings he 81 John. hIsi
TS .5npectins with the steamers fom Newfork, ana
800 Sfsrle,;on EVERY TUESDAY a. o'clock ?. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
OFFICE or TIE REPUBLIC FIRE ISsUR INcs Co..
No "a WAll-st., 10th January, 1875.
THE ROARD Of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY


/ declared DIVIDEND Of FoRTY-ElGHT PER CENT
psey holders the amount Of their Pominur paid pol
s issued BY this Company and which have terminated within
~ year ending the 3lst December, 1853
Tfey declared further dividend OF SIX AND THREE
lQUARTERS PER CENT The Capital stock, payable TO
aeb shareholders in cash and scrip on demand.
they have also declared dividend OF SIX PER CENT IN
al Oh The amount Of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter of this Company, which oobnsf the Mutual
netpa with cash capital provides that eeE payment OF m
he capital the remaining profits shall be annually ap
oned the shareholders and the polcyhoders and
k scrip Issued therefor be paid OF until the amount
hseher with the capital shall exceed ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS - - - - - -
CASH CAPITAL 8 $50 O0O-WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
TRUSTEES.
Cbaries H. Russell James Warren.
DANIEL b. Fearing, Arthur lIoary,
William H. Russell, ". W. Hamilton,
Augustus e. Downing, Defining DGei,
(iazsvay r. Lama JOIN. Steward, IT,,
VIM Butler Duncan, Robert b. MintOrn,
". VI. Wolfe, htGben Wihers,
Isaae Townsend, Edward l. Center,
Tos,ah Onkes Daniel Drake Smith
Joseph Gails lard jr., Frederic q. Foster
Jas. M. Waterbury, Peeg HAL,
Ceorge C,ytis Robert g. Hone.
SyeorSe r. Adee Samuel v. Hoffman.
John J. Astor. H., Jacob Anthony, j.,
EredR A. Delano J. p. 3GGad Foster.
Abraham Bell John a. g Gray. .
NOBERT 6. HONE, President
D. y CURRY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

OFFIcr OF TIE z. AND N. y c. X. X. Co,
JAMESTOWN N Y, Feb ~, 1855
U,HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Erie and New
Yorh City Railroad Company hereby notified that the
ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS will Be held at the
0se of the Company 10 Jamestown SATURDAY, March
Iss6 The Polls will be open four hours from O'Clock
m The Transfer Books will be closed from March anti
(. dav after The Election. w. d. SHAW Secretary.