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To lie Editors othte Enquirer:
CENTRAL Agency FOR IyrgRy,rroy.L

EXCHANGES, PARIS. March IT, 1856
Gentlemen hasten To address 10 Won Inc ercInsed
copy OF letter received the 18th instant from His
E1cellency, the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce
and Public Works. | trust that the arrcullurists.
etc. "f the United States will cheerfuiy answer TO
me 'ra'Trhai apPca! made TO them, in the name of
trnnce by this distinguished Minister. and that W.
siia'l nave new trumphs to add TO thvse already ob.
On this occasionrl place myself at their disposal.
americans are always SIRE to nd Vattsnare ready to
use az nus huinoie efforts 10 strengthen the iraterual
bonds alluded 10 in His ENcecncys letter.
liease gentlemen, 10 cooperate with US in the real
izai"n Of our aim.
am with great respect, your obedient servant.
ALEXANDRA EATTEMARE.
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SpRINC, RACES

New ORLEANS, April S.-The Spring Races COM
menced to day. Minnow beat Arrow in the three
mile Tomorrow the great race between LIE.
comp;e, Pryor and Mnnow will take place.
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r. MORNEN

Island. These are prophetic Indications Of great tri
unph III November. In this conne1ion, we beg to
congratulate our friends in Portsmouth on the r..
dempt'on of their town from the thraldom of Know.
Nothimgsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-11

Two hundred Clay and Webster national Wings
have called meeting in Des Moines county, Iowa,
for the purpose of re- organizing. the party.
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-a.s-f sssss-.ss------

Mr.. Hayden nominated l.. $. Hull, E.o., -, Wet.
eel and Mr; MeCarrher nominated Robert Mcdonnell
"t Marshall to acl Us alternate for Clns. W, Russell
and Hon. 5. Clemens Nominated 4. M. barbour -,
Monongalia, az alternate for james N.rsop, u
Inc Convention then proceeded TO ballot upon the
nonllnations and the vote stood ~ toIIows 4 Al
Barbour 512l votes. l.. S. Hall IWI vntcs smJ
Rob't Mcconnell l,jl7 votes '' ""'
The President d. Jared that Mcssrs Hall and Bar
bouT were duly elected aerna;rs as above.
On motion. il wGs
Resolved, That the Secretaries notify Mrssrs. Rus.
sell and No~son Of their election n, D,c,nle. r,J r
quest, in the name OF the Convention their accent
anc" of Tie same ~
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Convention b. ten
Iered 10 The officers for the alIner in which tLe have
discharged their duties. ''''
Resolved That thr proceedings of this Convention
oe published IN me Democratic papers of thi. Di.
ir!ci, and the Enquirer, Examiner aud DispatcL. ot
Richmond. ~
On motion, the Convention adjourned stu, DIE.
l.. :. HALL, Pres't.
y. :. Da!ss4nD, ] Secretaries.
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TWISTTsFIVGG VI Sg',f:Ii: GOlLARs nEWaRbT. RbT''f

InANiHAY from the subscriber. on Friday, the Jth
IfG November negro boy by tar name Of PHILLIP
"a v - sho,r l; wears OF age i've feet ;nrce OF toV-
a:hes hh rather thick set about he color Q! s'nger'
,e hi .nc. and arg. eyes has haot OF rolling his
- .,,as. j. It,e inclined 10 swsggcr and drag his
-. b.n ws,sa. He is carpenter by ;rste WAS born
sd r.i,ed il, Richmond virginia and will perhaps try 10
rake bis way to that place .-,
yiil ;ve The above reward for his apprehension and
svery 20 me- ior his confinement IN any sii 10 mat
Fan se: him, T.; IoLnhHH r..
L.
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AMERICAN TRIUMPH OVER rI-sIny

The election for charter officers in Sch.,,,r;sJ, ~,
New York, last Tuesday, resulted in u signal 6lr.,.
can triumph. There was q combination NJ nj 49,
l,ohs ana lsIns Ggans: "SAM"-but Ec wf:,;..
them all! ABEL SNIru-as true an Amrric.,'
oreathes-was re.eected Mayor by TiiKEE ui',,
DkED AND TWENTY FIVE MAJORITY a,..
,. ). kiGGs peculiar pet OF Fusion. TIE h.....
can candidates IN all the wards were chosen, VIII ~
or two trItliug exceptions. Last spring. Nj. S.II.
was elected by 100 ingority. Ihe resu.i shaw
handsome gain since last spring end even ovr, i,.
result last tall. The contest WAS animated, ;,,i r
ground debated inch by inch, and The fac, j. MOI.
eolciusiveiy shown that the Americans of SrE,!..
lady are ihvlnclble.-l .N"tOAa Iiiacr,cGn.
Tha ,h,. ,.,. For M' Eng,ss.
Inc ABOVE startling announcement il. lie .......
al american OF the 1th, is well cslculni,d 10 .r. .
terror 10 our souls. That Abel Smith I'm ,,na.I ...
taisl should whip Us ali by three hundred -.
twenty,hye majority, lin large capal-j T. roo .,..
'ie tor belief. In Senatorial language, We n.a. ,, .
-xcaitn:
The mammoth cave Oh Whist s,.r
Great God Almighty what wUn,."r,
In summer cold IN winter hot
General Jackson HI and JhuDd.lu
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JSO ID. ASHTON,
ilORNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SHAWNEETOUN, ILLINOIS.
'a s-wpli
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NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Cotton-Sale= to.dsy
OF 400 bales. Fair and mIdd!Im2 ha'e imprn,,d.
MhidIing 81 to y. Flour is dull and has decn!n
tendency sales 30 -. Mesz Pork SIC So.
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Price Of advertising Si-paid. !
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N0 MIR HOLM IACDRS.-

'ENO MIR. JOHN JACOBS.-rake notice, that, GA
The 18th day OF April, A. y l656 between the hours
o. isAM N ard 5P. NJ, at the Law Office OF Messrs Au.
EgH and Nandolph, Franklin street. in the city of
nGnnCd n shall proceed to take the dispositions OF Caleb
=. A;cAe sad Others be read in evidence for ne in
4 now pending in the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rich
aHa On the Chaucery side thereof wherein am Plaintiff
you are Defendant And If from any cause the takn:
= 'uch dispositions be not commenced, or being
aced shall be completed, that day. the taking Of
ipe,ed 0A- '
A -Ap,i 2-cw4~ ANN A. JACOBS.
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NUMBER 90


Ing the nominees Of the Know N,tL;,,o, ,,.. >. .
they say that Fillmore has hn.n ,r;,, P.''i ,''
himself true 10 the country wh.r :, '" t,'f''.
thar the Erie letter has never b-.n ,,',,, .,
while President, Mr. Fillmore ,.. t '" anu 80"
honor TO carry out IN. Ir"cla;,u"J o"nn4 'y ,
which he was elected VIZ ,L,, ,b '""''',l"' ,'''
expressed through the l.yi.,ar;,.. F1'"' W. "'
20, III; ,;' ,I'F 49, I.''e 'he"Hn 'ho"ir r.
employed ti,u,L ,hn'it;,,;,,, , "oul'! '" IT,
IN. constitution ,rd .n.. ~ 10. r,L ~
NOT c,rs. st Ions. tr ,.r,,: 81. 49,, - ."'.N
s.e rhnt ,ha S,,r,. ~, ss,''I'''c ,sPer!hE "h ""
party offer ,b;. s,,ni, t,r 'ne N"" .'","f
mise ruea.,r.. nf ISI ,,i III "'''7 '''s I""I''
that Mr. DnnsIor j.; ~" ~ VIZ" "" 800
as the assocate of Srmn, po., '''"'' wa ''.''
Mr.. Irving cIn.eJ h.. ,'.,,
speech with auurnrr,,t.. r,t,l .I ''''
pleasure thu, tI. n.r,I - n, T '''" - wa
one of her own sn,. .,..,; '' -.
Democracy lin, Ifn;,n ."I II =, my 80 ''''
Mr. Richard W.,kim. rn,.,;.I .'''''"'' H.
siderable ability au,I ug,t,;.v n 60" ''
saving that h.. wouIL r,,,,w . o.. - '' '.'
backwards, ". tItor,h; ,,; 't'''''"" > ''''
sxurdu,n bu, ,nucI, ,' =; i 's our, a" c"c'"'"-
he sustained tLs -; IL r,.aSute VI He H""ir'''
spccch H.. .,id ,.ar,. Ill '""s" h'F '''
remarks of his opnoI.n, h,, "?! =" '"' ".."
particularly Ia ,b. f,c, 3D., ~, a. '''""'..'
Whip editor ard ,bor.fr :, ,,'a, .'- - '- ga ''' =
aiyocu,iur such n,, = ~ "a ''''ne " It. ~ '.h
the Democrats, Marty tra o,,,,.'InI :, IA
stirred nm a cc,i,truI '"'h %! "''
,r ,;n ~; 1'' "sa'"h' Decadse"i the r'H.a'
E.hrasr a. X go ~ ''utSc' au1 ,ic fVi5shSg I.
n.r,v Wi n,, - 80" "e'thHeH N" "l''~ -r-
- s,,.n.ndsJ h.,,rI' t"i! h'S si"""H u. ..
yery and Know No,bin,,;,r' "Pp'S'o iT:'fN "' "
Te ioIJ nn .n.d r ''' "'''' III .n1s comm, ..rr
ions about The a,,,,,, on'i I "i III,
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

HAVING made arrangements with Prot mapes ior
HI the sale oi his Nitrogenized Super Phosphate oil
Lime. AT manufacturers prices. confidently recon-
mend 10 farming friends believing it 10 be suPerorto
year Corn and having heard mmh of good etects
wearo consraed 10 believe superiar Guano, not be-
cause makes better crop the year after apphca
ton but becaus" al Ito du ability, having in large pro-
portion vi bone duet For sale 10y the ton or bag.
BAKER & riEASAETS.
April l-ctf COrG'r ci rankin and Union sts
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


~ "f+ receiving and in tew days VIII nave in
~ 'tD'e. {. large stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DSi 1OyI- c"u-i-,ing OF the following, in part:
e-'i;"', 6Ai Shcc;inCs OF every description
HHs@ stock Linen Ducks and Drills
Is1, G!!p"l and plain Co:tons, for servants
..c..nss, Oza ,oUrss and Furniture PlHids
100" D"m-sk- blcnched and hrowa
Napkins, Towe>ines ard Dispers
Large stock irish Linens
beu tlu. ~ -Iz"- End qualities
Table C Ga HnA CUr,Ai,, Materials
Prints, nshnms and Lawn.
ApacRs BonbsZines ana DrH.-c.
De Laines plain and figured, i"rN-rs and Jacons,s
Urraadie Muslns Berages And Greu.d.nc.
bcrage Robes, large STOCK
Silks Ribbons Gloves Hdkts. and Hosiery Of .v.,v s
scrpuon
Large stock Luce Muslin, Cumbr" and Crap. Cosrs
and sleeves
Nantillas Shawls and Scsrts
Parssols and Umbrellas. large stock
Hoop, Csctus Class Cloth and Mohalr Skirts
Mattinss and Hemp Carpe:ings
Cloths, Cassinl.res and Vettinss
together with every article usually found IN Dry Goods
House, for genil l.rnans wear.
We respectfully solci, call from all cash and promp
six months buyers. VIM. 7. PEHhlkS w,
March .i--c2m No. l4l, Eagle Square.
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MIR WALTON WAIT, q. tii dead his personal
AV1 representative II notified that have collected
debt placed into my hands by said Wait nr that purpose
aud that having written severa times Mr. Wait 10 Par
tersburg Va and receiving reply hsve put the mo-
sey interest but readily call it in hen the same
.hppied for By the proper person. Address
WM n. BAILEY, Attorney ut Law
March 2a-cst lishUlo n c.
=, .. .,,.-,x;,. "A
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TIE "AMERlCAN ORDER" IN INDIANA.

ms IilowllS manifesto, ny The PRESIDENT Ol the
"Amcricun Order in Indiana, we find in the Nation.
al ntcligencer, which justly says that it "looks to-
ward fusion of the Opposition in that Stale" Mr..
Sheets is the individual who, in the Philadelphia
hn"w-NUthlng Convention, said that no harm could
come from tho platform it was such mass of
bagr that the Presidential election woull be over
before the people could understand what the plat
fnrm meant. How can Southern men Act with par.
T. that, in the Northern and Western States, fuses
completely with the Black Republicans in demanding
the restoration of the Missouri Compromise, whose
repeal is denounced dishonest and inquitous" by
",he only ow-Nothing) organ in Virginia -
lNDI,NAroLrs, April ?, 1856
To ihr MmbSrS Ct M" A0'r'e"n Pa,ty II Md,nma i:
At meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
StntC Council, held at Indianapolis the ID day of
April, lSJ6, after full expression Of the members up
oa those questions that have divided and distracted
the American party in other States, the committee
unanimously adopted the following suggestions and
earnestly request the true friends of Amercansrn To
cooperate with them in carrying out the views Of the
committee:
That, Us in 1851, We stand uncompromisingly op-
posed to the present national Administration, and as
party We stand ready 10 co-operate with any party
which aims 20 put an end to lis msrule
And further, we regard the repea OF the Missouri
compromise an nraclion of the pghted faith of the
nation MP ShonM bc yPSiOIPd aud, il efforts To
that end fail, Congress ShOnM rri"se, Mncr all cir-
cnmsi0ncrs. I" ndmh ann !St0k into Ms UaI0a iOie-
ra'ia% siarrrrg mdd' jr'r by hhGt compromise.
Therefore, approve al the call Tor Peoples
Convention, to be held nn the lat day of May next,
and earnestly call upon the American party through
out the State 10 send Il full delegation 10 that Con.
vention. WIN. SHEETS, Prest.
Attest: W. W. WRIGHT.
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GENERAL ,CryCy. WASHINGTON CITY.

GENERAL AGENCY. "AShtNeION u II
JINHE subscriber .@.ncy OF Richmond, Virginia, hav'
IL: established Office In this city. on street.
frT doo:s IA o :Hr Treasury Department. tenders
b. claimants upon the Government, especially
e. revolutionary -srs-c- and tor land bounties all pen
So. .ais: la- Irc",r ,C,- ci Congress.
aT..s '.y.asai ,a manuscripts o. the late Oavid Dor
. IL" i..s p hap the on!y inGeS wE:ch was ever
nc - the nHcE-a OF revolutionary papers IN the
t;'; Auditor O..ce il Richmond he has also very co
po4. INDEX 'r yRy-gs all the other pubic onces IN
IL Csylloi q: Virginia. There aud the Accumuinnons
t.E .'"e! sources VI ;wcny years experience, en'Nie
LIN % a09s .Es, II cg!m r'ruscd 20 hitn he just he WI"
te sue 70 Lo. L: even ahere the claimant himself may
s ent:ely I:.hle - 60 it,
ror Claims Lnic- ;h. 0! Sd March, 1919, CIV
Ing !'H ot land al! WHO i'll battle or VINO
served fourteen dhys as charges will be very moderate
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon Henry M:.". sccOtnar Virginia.
J-ise7 i.yuns, ESQ, Richmond, Va.
Jane, t. Heath !ate Co:nIissioncr OF Pensions, Rich
1ynd, "a
>s=o!d H. Parie!, Rcris,c. Land O:fce, Richmond, Va
i:,E Jona :. lcEG.;on, Cuipeper &. IL, va.
~" >hrue! Chiffon, Washington, D. &.
w Ward, E.q Baltimore.
L%H hrnt"r!uk", ESQ, New York. Aprii l2-cly
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR Il DUNNAVANT.
>>>>~~~~~-~>>>oS~>>~>
WIN. +. RiTCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
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ESCAPED.

MISTAKE. occurred IN IA" description "i {. CRhw
N yoKp wno t-chye,! from ~" F-.;, lsry o Nir.i.
f!H the 2Iit day 81 November last Hii ior whom
ard 0! sl offered Jy the Ipver:o aHd 500 uy the
oihcers OF - institution i!.r pSIi, and oi
iEr ln>U!!olii!. .acr lot A!s delivery ia - month.
prom the e-cape.
His complexion IS father iz:a, eyes l4l i about a
ssrs old said 10 b. ors!: psiG:er and measures five
|s:. seven AMI quarter inches high By ns;ak. il was
published hre feet. nine and quarter.
gEd;ors wao have published The Proclumslion or
rrn"ngs description, are r-qaes;cdby The Superintendent,
: srgrrT I.,,-E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-11

The Wig OF yesterday makes report" that "vir.
gina skies are selling "at ST. in the New York
market the basis OF characteristic diatribe against
Democratic misrue and extravaganza. In the com
mercial column OF this very number of the Hhig
We find the following important paragraph:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
Mf6nai.
ConpoIrND ESSENCE OF CHIEA RooT.-

<yoMPOIJND ESSENCE Of CHINA Roof
I, order tAs, ire PEOPLE may I've aas s'yoy nsas
sss... fba, hcy ss0nil become se9nshfa IRA hs sseS
-, ., .car.top manufactured expressly ot - pfo2stos.
~ y MORRILL, No q Howsrast, bossoa. 9s.1 Tbs
M.s,r. ray BE- used wh sdysa'ase IA AZ eSnpnn's -t
tbo-e diseases iOr which may Be mos sreeeV "'e' ~s
the following; -, pin. q, Tho V,.5 Ne, 81
- S,ssi t,rulan,s Tic DolorsuS, R1enma'isfn Chronse
1resr mafior Dyspcpss, Coustips on SDcInsosr
80. V.rnl, Deceased Heart Coughs, Gods tossnmp.sss.
c-er.i debility erson 70 society Mouonsn ma hy2c4A
-. fnnotepey General Decsy, Giret, Syrnls &c -,
m tysa Ia arrived when the uostFuiss wax nAfe oas
% ,,. mrsf awe the only safe aod cersn rsn~ty
80 hese diseases linser from dsy 70 Gay IN wreSh
S.es. .nd nisery for Of proper teiees' nno es
49,, r,-ra daily their IN cotSe4 OF th,srs
49, di.nositious How asny families nave Dcsn wv o
-, NV an s,arcous parent who, rsteF thaa par, Wiz
s doIl.r would permit his ehd 70 b burned int" we or Ss
ns,,b.t vrin rsonster-Deathf - -.
" RI ,,o,,nrify ior health now 1.oP oas Dr. forHs
- hssi,h "a al who 'ry his invaluable IemedieS
rhs cOMPOUND ESSENCE OfCHlNA ROOT "a rsoni
az suv, cure all OF SurermatOfrhes % ssn
81 Eni..iops snd sny person ia the CITY o. connr. q
IN, he mon~y by letter have the Medicine seat 70 e ~
express part OF the world - -. .,. atm.
r,urioN-Al my bottles are labeled ami oest ny
y 'MORRILL, NJ d." 10 counterfeit ~hica - nts-y
Price IS, IS and ti2 per bottle IN VARIOUS No'
sized bottles ate the cheapest 49,, h. ,b. .-,,...
bS with perfect ssey Persons wishing fof Li's ''1'"
,t AZ q. il cannot be obtaefed e. any otser piece.
TIE Dosior Las prseiieed Meiie!ae tor ne ss,
- "a r.a he consulted all isslcs na nesn 10" VI
years ~" ~" " - MORRILL,, 40 . Howard 81.
(C,rpo1e Howard AthsDearnl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
professional Notices.
[CACIOus CURE far CORNS. RUNIONs,

EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
IL CALLOSITIES NAILS growing into the aesh and every
disorder the feet By and peculiar method without cut
ting or without causing the slightest pain. -
Monsieur LEVI Of No 50 Rue dc RyoN, Paris and No Con
du Regentst London Surgeon Chirooist TO the npe
ror OF France ROYAL Family Of England having been
spcisy Invited Yok to attend distinguished fam
tiles remsng here short time Oily aud may be CON
suited daily SundayS excepted his Office. frsm 10 10
O'Clock a. No 81 llt..st, betw cen 5ih and 6th.ava
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS
From his mperi. Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor OF France
Je certhe que NJ LEVI enevc les une extTeme
habilite. LOUIS NAfoLkoN BoNAfAhIE'
From his Grace the present Duke Of Cleveland
cettif, that Mr. LEVI hiss entirely cured my corns
CLEVELAND, No - 81. Jares-squsre, London
From the Most Rev his Grace this Lsd ArchbsAop ~ Arua
certify that Mr.. LEVI extracted the conS which were IN
my feet without e'ins me any pain y ,pu,ou
Aug O. isia No. So Chaesst, 81 Jamessquare, London
From the Aiost Noble the Marquis Of Lansdowne 49,
Mr. n LEVI extracted corn for me vita perfect aeiy
and success LANSDOWSE,
No. IS Berkcey.square London.
From Robert Ferguson ESQ., NJ D. Physician in Ordinary 70
her Majesty Of Great Britain.
Nj LEVI has most skilly extracted two corus nom my
feet uthou; giving the slightest pain - - -
ROBERT FERGUSON, NJ. D.
No Queen-st. May Fair, London, March 3, 1888
From II. J. Felrus ESQ.
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave testify 10 his success
fu skl having perfectly removed large blaion OF ons
standing without causing any pain T. nELIOS,
Philadelphia. July q. iSSs No Bosionrow
addition the above authenticated Testimonials,
Thousands In bis possession (anong which several from
ladies OF the highest rank be BY fsvons him with
call 81 his Office, No " ht between 5A and 9th avs New"
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
financial.
DUIDEND NOTrCE.-Ehs sEMI-ANNUAL

DVIDEND EOTfCE.-ahe SEMl-ANN AL
DINTEREsT falling due IN this city on the lf day " "
nary 1856 on the followns-nsmed Securities WI DC p "
ard .ner WEDNESDAY NEXT, tbs ID prOfno ~ 'ne 'aee
Underlined on presentation Of the proper COUPONS VIZ
yue BoNps. OF THE STATE or INDIANA foh
RANKING PURPOSES, is,ued il 1884 bang the slS0o"
BoSps or THE CITY or PITTSBURGH PA. Issued
~ OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD eo.'e Per
cents n. ,..,o3 -
BOsps OF THE CITY OF PITTSBCGH, PA i',uea 70
the PITTSBURGH AND CoNSELLsviLLE RALhoAD
CO., 6 Ter eentS. ..,, -. t.,
BONDS or Tfw CITY or PITTSBURGH, PA, i''"ed
to the OHIO ANB PENNSYLVANIA RAlLKoAD Oo'''P
BONDS OF THE CITY or ALLEGHANY. PA issued
- IS. ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
per cents ,SSo-,,r ouro 4.
sued 10 the MARIETTA AMI Ni''Ni-'
poyDs or THE CITY OF MARIETTA, OHIO, issued to
- n,pIFT-rA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., 7per
cents. -, m u-uvvrrSn ~.
;,.ped 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI hAiLhoAD
RoSps or THE CITY OF NEwALBASY, INDIANA
,.nsd 20 the NEW ANY AND SALEM RAIL ROAD co.
FER cents ,.r,.,.
issued TO the NEW-ALbANf AND sANp0'hA
RAILROAD CO., per cents ,,o
BONDS OF THE TOWN OF HARMER, OHIO issued %
the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAlLKoAp Co'' per
cents. ...o -, 4. A.
BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO issued 70 tns
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CiNOiNNAii '
ROAD CO., per cents . Il,
BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, ONO issued 70 'no
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD CO., per CEN"
poNDs OF GREENE COUNTY. OHIO, issued to the CO.
LUMBUs AND XENIA RAILROAD 60, per Genus r,,o
BONDS OF STARK COUNTY, OHIO, issued to the ofiio
AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO., 6 per cents.
RoSDs OF RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. issued TO tbs
ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co. per
cents. .,-,,, n, o,, To-,
Of S75 600, G per cents. . .
pONps or ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa, issued to tbs
piTT sRIrpGH AND CONNELLsvILLE RAILROAD CO..
per cents A, u.pr
ETA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., per cents
.TuFNs COUNTY (oHIO) BONDS, issued to the MA
RIFTrA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., 7 per cents
WASHINGTON COUNTY (OHI0) BONDS, issued to the
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co., pe'
cents 1900. , . A.
ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., 7 per cents
ALLEN COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS, issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., per cents
ALLEN COUNTY QNDIANA) BONDS, issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO. per cents
CRAWFORD COUNTY (OHlO) BONDS, issued to ths
ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD co, per cents
BONDs OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, toHro) Issued to
che COLUMBUS PIQUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO.,
per cents x.o. m
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
Mortgage Bonds, per cents =.
THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO..
Ist Mortgage Bonds per cents - .
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CO., lst
Mortgage Bonds per cents.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., INCOME
BONDS, 10 per cents
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE INDI-
ANAPOIS AND BELLEFoNTAINE RAILROAD CO.,
per cents oo,,,, AVA,
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD COMPLAINTS
MORTGAGE BONDS 7per cents.
WINsLow, LANIER Co, No. 81 Wsll-st
December 20, 1855
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