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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of, Of the IS Surrogate
sisi,5. AGAINST ENRY s. FARLEY late ofthe City
Of HewYork present The sse WIN Veashes'
NJ an u 49,, In the City Of New-fok on or before the
tyss,e.n I'D ,ysS ' GEORGE HENDERSON,
"'Nu@iJ' TO-" ELIZA FARLEY, Administrator &c,
of Henry \, Farley. deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15

SnrW-YORK. NATHANIEL s. MERRITT, EDWARD
x1Connn EDWARD MERRITT and JAMES II. KNAPP
49,, EWiS WOODBURY. HENRY /. FRANKLIN and
WILLIAM II. SCOTT jr-tSummons for money demand on
ITO The named defe ndan Henry L. Frsnklin
Noe are hereby summoned and required the complaint
Ia hs sc,ion which copy herewith served you and
a., sye eopy the said complaint the sub
serber Office No 10 William street, in the City OF
K,vYork within twenty days after the service hereof eKeu
siye OF the day Of sueh service and you fail 70 snswr the
said COMPLAINT within the time aforesaid the pantns N n'
action will take against for the sum OF TWO tnl
sand seven hundred dollars and hteen cen
with interest Oh hundred and sixty dollars ana tnIe cen
Of the from day Of NOvenber one thousa
eight hundred fyree; the OF eight hundred ana
fortvye dollars and fy-two cents from the sixth Day
J,n1sv g1 on seven hundred and nine dollars and
fou cents from the 18Th DAY Of Ap 1856 and on the
n IL three hundred 5000 dollars from the third day Of
NAV Is4 and on hundred aud seventywo dollars and
cents the llh day Of May 1851 beside the costs
OF this action-Daed January IL. 1856.
n COMSTOCK, Jr., Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action was hed m the
Of the Clerk Of this Court on the 18th day oi feny
1856 teoio laNo"r
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Htf0ifdl.
CLOyE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPl

ri
" The excrucatng Of Toothache be speedily
relic we'd by the this remedy without injury to the gums
or teeth II acting solely upsu the nerve. Eminent Dentists
have high opinion of it, and consan recommend II 70 Their
ratien,s Prepared and for sale BY A. b. d. SANDS Drug
ess No. leo Fuonst Sold by Druggists generally
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. WEDNESDAY, JU

try's history. Beginning on the frontiers oil
American civilization, the orphan boy, sup.
ported only by the Consciousness oi his owr
powers, and by The confidence Of the people.
surmounted all the barriers Of adverse for
tune, and won glorious name in the annals
of his country. Let the generous youth. f.
red with honorable ambition, remember that
the American system of government offers on
every hand bountIes TO merit If, like Clay,
orphanage, obscurity, poverty, shall oppress
him; yet if, like Clay, he feels the Prone
thean spark within, lei him remember that
his country, like generous mother, extends
her arms 10 welcome and 10 cherish every
one OF her children whose genius and worth
may promote her prosperity or increase her
renown.
Mr.. Speaker, the signs of woe around US,
and the general voice: announce that another
great man has fallen. Our consolation il
that he was not taken in the vigor of his
manhood, bu, sank into the grave at the close
of long and illustrous career. The great
statesmen who have filled The largest space
in the public eye, one by one are passing
away. OF the three great leaders of the
Senate, one alone remains, and he must fol-
low sooE. We shall witness no more their
intellectual struggles in the American Forum;
but the monuments of their genius will be
cherished as the common property of the
people, and their names will continue TO
confer dignity and renown upon their coun-
try.
Not less illuslrous than The greatest of these
will be the name of Clay-a name pronoun-
oed with pride by Americans in every quar-
Ter Of the globe; name 10 be remembered
while history shall record the struggles Of
modern Greece for freedom, or the spirit Of
liberty burn in the South American bosom !;
living and immortal name-a name that
would descend 10 posleriy without the aid
of letters, borne by tradition from generation
10 generation. Every memorial of such a
man will possess a meaning and value 10
his counlrymen. His tomb will be hallow-
ed spot. Great memories will cluster there,
and his count'ymen as they visit it, may well
exclaim-
"Such graves as his are pilgrim shines,
Shrines 10 no creed or code confined
The Delohian Wales, the Paleslines,
The Meccas of the mind"
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BRECKINRIDGE's EULOGIUM ON
CLAY

AS specimen oftrue and fervid eloquence
this production will rank with The best ora.
lions on record. It is manly, dignified and
tender. The death Of Henry Clay was an.
nounced in The House of Congress on the 30lh
of June 1852, when Mr. Breckinridge the
present candidate for Vice President, who
then represented The Ashland district, rose and
said:
MIR. SPEAKER rise 10 perform the melan.
choly duty of announcing 10 this body the
death of Henry Clay, lale Senator in Con-
gress from The Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Mr. Clay expired at his lodgings in this
city yesterday morning, at seventeen minutes
past eleven O'Clock, IN the seventy year
of his age. His noble inlellec, was uncloud-
ed 10 The last After protracled suferings,
he passed away without pain; and so gently
did the spirit leave his frame, that the mo.
ment of departure was not observed by the
friends who watched al his bedside. His last
hours were cheered by the presence of an
affectionaie son and he died surrounded by
friends who, during his long illness, had done
all that affection could suggest 10 soolhe his
sufferngs.
Although this sad event has been expected
ior many weeks, the shock it produced, and
the innumerable lributes of respect 10 his
memory exhibited on every side, ard in ev.
cry form, prove the depth of the public sor-
row, and the greatness of the public loss.
lmperishably associated as his name has
been for fifty years with every great event
affecting the fortunes OF our country, ii is diff.
ficult 10 feel that we shall see no more his
noble form within these walls--that we shall
hear no more his patriot tones, now rousing
his counirymen to vindicats their rights a.
gainst foreign foe, now implorirg them 10
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
CHOICE POETRY.
by CHARLES SWAIN.
From the Boston Investigator.
PRIDE.

Though Pride may show some nobleness
When Honor's its ally,
Yet there is such thing on earth
AS holding heads TOO high!
The sweetest bird builds near the ground,
The lovliest flower springs low,
And we must sloop for happiness,
II we it's worth would know.
Like water that encrusls the rose,
Still hardening 10 lis core,
So Pride encases human hearts
Until they feel no more.
Shut up within themselves they live,
And selishly they end
A life that never kindness did
To kindred, or 10 friend!
Whilst Virtue, like the dew OF Heaven,
Upon HE heart dp>cendS,
And draws its hiuden sweetness out
The more-as more il bends
For there's a strength in louiness
Which nerves us to endure
A heroism in distress,
Which renders victory sure.
The humblest being born is great,
II true 10 his degree
HIS virtue illustrates his fate,
Whatever that may be
Then lei US daily learn 10 love
Simplicity and worth
For not the eagle, but the dove,
Brought peace unto The earth
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Il Handsome Salary--Charles F. M. Gar.
melt, of Richmond, Va, now chief enginse,
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, has
received the appointment of chief engineer
of Don Pedro Railroad, Rio de Janeifo, Bra.
zl, With a salary OF $4,000.
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The Torpedo Case Again.-The third trial of
William Arison, the alleged murderer ofths
Alisons, at Cincinnati, Ohio, by means Of q
box of explosive materials, will commence
on the first Monday of July. ......
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THE TRUSTEES of the BUTCHERS REAL

u ESIAlE nlDL ASSOlt of tue tlIl oil NEW =
YORK, in of resolution a majority tho stock
holders thereof dssol'ng the said Association AID directing
them the said Trustees 20 sell public auction the property
the said Association, viii sell ~ public auction at the M.r
chants Exchange in the City Of Se~fok, THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of February at Il o'clock all and
singular those two certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
the building thereon erected situated lying sud being IN the
Cay OF ORA the westerly side OF the lay between
5th and Sta aud known Of the farm OF the late
Ssnse Mn'horue deceased ne lots numbers ~ and
taken together bounded easety front s;av
erly In the by LOT number @ said map, souihery b.
5hs, and northefy BY lot number 90 said map each
said lots being q /! IN breadth aud rear
each side leo feet.
Subject lease Of the said premises tho Butchers Hide
and Melting Association which expires tho lat day OF May
1855 at the yearly eG OF 100 payable quarterly tie
usual quarter days.
The essees eovensnt 10 all and the
property " Keep The buildings Insured for 5000 aud
the policy during the above term.
Ten rer cent Of the purchase money will bo required be
pd thr day Of sale aud the the 9TH Marh
next, al the Office Of CLASON ENGLISH coupsslors a.
Law No. Wall S., NrwYort where n, deed win be ready
fss delivery ). p. PATTERSON, Prcsidc-t
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEO. W. CAMPBELL. TREASURER.
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financial.


DwrnpND NOTJCE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
DINTEREsT falling due in this city on the n' e'
nary lss on the following named Securi'ee wh' "
and sf,er WEDNESDAY NEXT. the ID psohhno, !. N'' $50
sfthe under.rned presentaeon OF the P'op1. vop
THE BONDS or THE STATE OF INDIANA, TN
R,NEISG PURPOSES issued i, ,s5+ being the tl''""
poSps or THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH, PA issued
- ~, OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Oor'F'
....,,-,,5 IA t.,,a.i IA
the PITTSBURGH AND CoNSELLs'iLhE AAiL"0N'
poybs OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH, PA, Issued
"a n. OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Oo'oPer
cents .uv n, ,..,
BoNps OF THE CITY OF cHILLIcoTHB' OHIO
.ues 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILWAY
CO. 7 per cents
BONDS OF THE CITY OF MARIETTA, OHIO, issued 70
Tho MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., 7per
cents. - -, ,,.,,yrr,uo y,
i,.u.d 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
CO. per eents ,,,, ,>n,,v.s
BONDS OF THE CITY OF NIw-ALBANY, INDIANA
issued to tbs NEw-ALBANY AND SALEM KAihHoAD' w.
7 per cents ,.,,v ,unr,S,
BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW-ALBANY, lNDlANA'
,..rsa to the NEw-ALBANY AND SANDUsKf CITY
RAILROAD CO., 6 per cents.
poNDs OF THE TOWN OF HARMER, OHIO, issued TO
the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co., 'Pe'
poNns OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, issued to the
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD CO., per cents -, -,
BoNps OF FRANKLIN COUNTY. OHIO, Issued to the
COLUMBUS AND xENIA RAILROAD CO. per een'"
ROSps OF GREENE COUNTY. OHIO, issued to the Gu
IyrMBrjs AND XENIA RAILROAD CO., per eents
RONps OF STARK COUNTY. OHIO, issued to the ohio
AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO., s per cents
poNDs OF RICHLAND COUNTY. OHIO, issued to the
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RlLKoAD Co'' per
posDs OF ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Pa Special Loan
Of $4,000, Ter cents
BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa, issued 70 inc
prTTsBUpGH AND CONNELLS'ILLE RAiLhoAD w.,
s per cents a., ,,,p,
urrr, I'm cINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., per cents
ATHENS CoTwrY (oHIol BONDS. issued to the MA
RIErTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO, per cents
WASHINGTON COUNTY toHIo) BONDS Issued TO the
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI kAiLAoAO w. 70
VAN VERT COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS, issued to the
ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO., 7 per cents.
ALIEN COUNTY toHIO) BONDS, isued 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 (OHIO) BONDS, issaed 10 tde
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO, 6 psr cents
RoNDs OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, (0Hlo) issued to
,hs COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co.,
rer cents. .xuo.n IN
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO..
Mortgage Bonds per cents -
THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI hAiLhoAD w.
ls Mortgage Bonds per cents
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co. LIST
Mortgage Bonds, per cents. ,ycour
INDIANA CENTRAL hAihHoH" VIZ
BONDS, 10 per cents $780,
TIVE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE INDI-
aNaPOIIs AND BELLEFONTAINE. RAILROAD co,
per cents r ,o,,n AVA,
MORTGAGE BONDS, 7 per cents.
wINsLOw, LASIER Co., No. 81 wa-st.
December 20, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Albert II. NIooLAY, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF a WATCH CASE

l. FACTORY,-ALBERT II. NIC0LAY will sell on
TUESDAY Jan 1855, at 0l o'clock the premises No. ~
Dey.s the entire stock Of Tools Machinery &C. Of the
tensiye Watch Case Making Estsbhmeut formerly belonging
III. Andrus esq. and which is considered the
pee factory OF s kind be found in the United States
bsoiug article carrying
business Tn. whole be sold the highest bidder without
worthy the attention OF the trade Terms cash
City funds ard deposit required from al purchasers unknown
the suetionee Cata containing u particulars be
obtained Of ALBERT H. NlCOLAY,
Auetioneer and Banker. No. 4 Broad. It.. N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Sales bp Anftion.

Htxsy ~ Lrrps Auctioneer-ohce No 70 Na..sgst =,
A DMINISTRATORS SALE Of HOUSEhOLD
IN FURNITURE WITHOUT REsERsE;-HEshf -;
LEEDS Co. VII sell BY Auetionon ERlDAh Jan v q w
oeloek No q West 9;hst, Broadway general
sortnent Of Hsusehoh Furniture. consisting Of Tapestry ana
Brsels Carpets gerlsss Worsted Damssk Curtains Lsce
Piano Forte made BY Bacon rosewood farior
Suite covered in and crimson SIX hrocaee
u.ble-iop EnsEueur Ornolu Clocks, Vases. CAndeaor1s
sofs Table Pautns. Eugvngs Bookcase EXTENSION DINING
Tsbe Cra Csss We're, CbsndseIs and Gas braek
Ceprer Tshss. llo,h Brussels star CEPet blaek w.nu
ard rosewood bedstesds Mstrsses Dressing Bureaus ash
s-srd nErlin Carpets Cottage Ct,its, hsntie Ornaments
Kitchen Ware. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
HENRY T. LEEDS Co. Auetioneers.
SSIGNFF's SALE of A valuable Stock OF

IN FURs THIS DAY at II o'clock, II our saeroom No %
Be- ekm.n.f HENRY 7. LEEDS Co viii sell By order Of
the Assignee the whole stock of importer CONSISTING OF
Russia sable Causdy Mink French Sable Mountain Marten
Vctornes Cspes CUFFS Nuts gentle,nens Gloves Collars
&c Also Fox Bear Wolf ami Silver Sable Sleigh Robes
w NJ. ALLEN, Attorney for Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03

NOTICE Interest due on % inst on the fol-
IN lo-ns Securities viii be pAd that day by DUNCAN
SHERMAN 4 Co:
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD BONDS.
ALBANY CITY BONDS.
BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD BONDS.
BuFfALo AND 81 LOUIS RAILROAD RoNDS.
BUFFALO CITY BONDS
BUFFALO WATER-WORKs BONDS.
CLEVELAND CITY, OHIO wATER-LOAk BONDS
CHICAGO CRY BONDS.
CHICAGO CITY wArER-LOAN BONDS
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD. I'LL BONDS
kEOkuK CITY, IOWA, BONDS
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD BONDS.
hlLWAukEE CITY BONDS. Issued tor improvement OF
the River and Hsfbor.
NEw-yoRk STATE 81 PER CENT STOCK. Issued to
AUBURN AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
nkTfuKD, PROVIDENCE AND FIsHkiLL RAIL
RACiNE GAs.LIGHr AND COKE COMP ANY BONDS.
Pl1TsBUR0u CITY BONDS, ksusd Co PITTSBURGH
AND sTErBFNyIi.Lr NAILKoAp
sACRAMFNTY CITY BONDS.
UTICA CITY BONDS
NObfLF AND ONO RAILROAD BONDS.
WHEELING CITY VA. BONDS
ALlsOhIA MANltAcTuRlNU COMPANY BONDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Clothing.

lust FINlSHED-Ths most Splendid HATS
offered 10 the public the low price OF k3 usnsAy sa
81 - Neat Hate s21 BROWN, No. 40 caaAlsL
XOUTHs and ChILDREN's CLOTHING for
e. s3-s from thrr~ 20 twenty years ., WHOLESALE
J. D. CLOSE, BAILEY go No P,rapl s,Nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
d. 5. HoUGH. Auctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

Iyl FURNITURE at PUBLIC AUCTION THIS DAY
Nv at the residence No 70 Warrenst, opposite
hudson River Railroad Depot, at l0s a.
The sale viii be without commencing in the Parlor
which furnished with two solid frame Rosewood Suites
finely carved-one In and gold and the other IN caret
and brocstee superior rosewood PanoFOrte Toe
ave, with heayyeayed solid rosewood Etagere with
plate doors and back ladies' Escnoe beautifully nsd
ushout heavy French plate Pier and Oval Mirrors royal
tapestry end velvet Carpets carved rosewood Center Tables
with marble tops Sofa Side aud Pier Tables
collection OF Oil Paintings by wekno~n modern artists
also very fine Paintings Porcelain beautifully deco
rated China marble aud ormou Clocks Paran marble
Stausy AStnns,er Rugs rosewood Bookracks aud
Esgeres msche Paris nsd Tables heavy lace aud
brucsielle Window Drapery, Mantle Embellishments
DINING RooMs-One Extension Table, extending fourteen
Dining and Tea Tables mahogany Dining Chairs China
Dinner 900 pieces silver Tea Service, silver Forks
Spoons Casters, Cake Baskets Sslvers &C decorated
China Tea Sets Cut Glassware Ivory Cutlery, mahogany So
fss, Gard Tables, Gilt Mirrors &c
BEpRooss-Super carved rosewood Bedseads do. mahog
any curled hair Mattresses and Psasses elegant
God and mahogany marbletop Bureaus marbe-tOp Wash
stands ed rosewood and mahogany Tete retes Sofas
Chas Ch.s Toilet Sets oval and square Mirrors Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets Oil Paintings, msrbeop Cente
Sofa Side and Pier Tables muslin Curtains Shades &C. Cat
the house al the Office OF the sueoneer No rs
Beekusn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Boumin fano marrants.

II AND-wARRANT OFFICE, No. So wall.st.,
IL ksu.Tork-rhe kizhsst msfhst pres paid fof LAND
WARRANTS end ell wsrrsass cold BY guaranteed aaa
forwarded BY NAL otherwise receipt Of remittance
Land procured Cor soldiers aud others eos4 10
Bounty Lsads, uPoa sPpi attic, o.
+ J. COLEMAN. Ne. 6 wsu-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Real Gstate for Sale.

E,OR SALE-33, 800 ACRES of COAL LAND,
III II the County Of Wyoming in Virginia the Court
House Iii the Tug River and branch OF the Big sandy
River both Of which navgsbe. The Wood Is worth no
per The Land admirably adapted for Grazing and Ag
cultural covered with heavy timber consisting OF hed
White and Black Oaks Chestnut Black Walnut Poplar Red
Cedar White and Yellow Pine, and White Ash, with Water
Power sawE and gist mills II hes rapidly settled and
proved by railroad Richmond City to Big Sandy River
aud branches Guyandot and Tug Rivers All three rivers
naysbe for large steamboats, and from Richmond City they
ran transported Norfolk Virginia and there shipped 10
any port the Atlantic Ocean Good rosds and canal Title
Real Estate Broker northeast of 10Th and Greens,
Phi, Aieiphia City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
Removals..
Daper iparsbousss.

DIAPER WAREHOUSES;. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No % Beekmansi oaer ior sse Va. lowest
terms:
Writing Papers. English. French and American
News Papc., al sizes wsishs and qualities.
Book PAPER, al sizes, weights and qualities
Tssue Paper tAsey eolors and while OF the bes, qusiy
Hsusns Paper, v hte and eolored. tGerent widths.
Baiters' Paper TIN and Of The best quality.
Cloth Paper 8xso and foIB
Fnd.h Hardware PAPER, lArre assortment sH arrived
she.ihins Psper ~ this best quAlity
Wrapping Paper Strsw, Rag and Manila
Tee PAPER OF different size.
Tar Roo6nx Pspsr suitable for roofs in roi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
fonses ano farms t1,anteb.

"ANTED-A small COTTAGE HOUSE in
w the Vicinity OF New York City for family Of three per.
soma Rent not exceed S year Address for three days
G. c. B Merchant Tribune Ohce
WANTED-One or two LOFTS, with SIX
w HORSE STEAM-POWER, in the lower part Of the
city Address with terms, which must be low, FLAX, No
SAT POst-Ohsce.
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BRIDGET LEARY, E1ecutrir and Execu
ANDREW LEARY, }&c., of Andrew lie
IOHN y. DEYELIN. decreased.
JJ WALpaox, Auctioneer.-By II. @. EVANS.
HOLIDAY FURS.-On MONDAY, Dec. 81, al

IL Iob o'clock and EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEK,
a, the store No 81 Wams Of Cedar the balance
OF the immense Fur and Sleigh Robes The Furs
sst Of the most valuable and costly Furs offered auction this
season Also about valuable Sleigh Robes The attention
Of the public requested this sale every lot will be posi-
lively sold without
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nIVIDEND NOTICE. The INTEREST
~ COUPONS due JAN 1855. Of the following Coporaaens
and Townships win be paid At the once q the
and after the % OF January:
IRON RAILROAD
sClOTA COUNTY.
BELMONT COUNTY.
MERCER COUNTY.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GUERNSEY COUNTY.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
CHARTERS VALLEY RAILROAD CITY OF NTsTS-
xENIA TOWNSHIP TO DAYTON, xENIA AND BEL
SILVER CREEK TOWNSHIP TO DAYTON, xENIA
AND BELPRE RAILROAD.
TOWN or ELYRIA.
CITY or PORTSMOUTH.
CITY or TOLEDO.
PORTLAND TOWNSHIP.
NEWARK TOW NSHIP-PLANK ROAD.
NEWARK TOWNSIIP-COMPANY RAILROAD.
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
REMELEY TOWNSHIP
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
OXFORD TOWNSHIP.
COsHOCTON COUNTY.
TUsCARAWAS TOWNSHIP
LAFAN ETTE TOWNSHIP.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
GIN or STEtBENNILLE.
STEUBENNILLE TOWNSHIP.
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
NEWARK TOWNSHIP.
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OyyrcE CLEVELAND, COLUMNS AND CINCINNATI Rail
RoAD COMPANY, CLEVELAND, Dec. Is, 1855.
DIVIDEND-At meeting Of the Directors of
the CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY, held THIS DAY Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT the Capital Stock of the Company from
the net earnings of he Road for six months ending Dec d. wa
declared psyabe to tho Stockholders and after JAN 2
l in a, the office of the Treasurer and in New
York AZ the Office of wINSLOw LANIER Co. The trans.
fer books in Cleveland and NewYork will be closed from Dec
20 to Jan. 10. By order of the Board.
HANDY Treasurer