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< Notice.-There will be a called meet.
;ns Of the Managers and Visitors of the Union Bene-
violent Society, THIS MORNING. (Thursday) at IL
O'Clock at the house of Mr.. Rust. ia II-lt~
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS.
i JAMES WOODHOUSE l. co,

i JAMES WOODHOUSE l. co,
Richmond, Va,
Are agents for the following leading British Peri
I. THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative.
III. THE EDINBURGH RRVIEW. Wing.
III THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Free
Church. 80 q
". BLACKWOOUS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
Tory. s57 ID .ss.7 4s.1 l. "a 4. q
The great and important events-reigious, politica
and military-now agitatiEg the nations of the Old
World give TO these publications rest and value
they never before possessed. They occupy middle
ground between the hastily written items, crude
speculations and flying rumors of the newspapers
and the ponderous Tome of the historian, written
long after the living interest in the facts he records
shall have passed away. The progress OF the war In
the East occupies large space in their pages Every
movement is closely criticised whether of friend or
of foe and all shortcomings fearlessly pointed out
The letters from the Crimea and from the Baltic in
Blackwoods M agazine from two of its most popular
contributors give Ineligible and reliable
count of the of the great begerents than
can elsewhere be found.
~ D3ks TERMS: 9 Per annurn
For any of the four Reviews, aa3- SIS 60
For any two # the four Reviews, 90
For any three of the four Reviews, 90 !,
For all four of the Reviews, SEQ
For Blackwoods Magazine, f ~ 3 90
For Rlackwood and three Reviews, 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 90 !.
Payments to be made in all cases in advance
s in l7-2tif t..t.
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W- The Ward Committees for COLLECTING
funds for the poor requested to meet in MI bstes
office, in the City Hall, up stars I1 1Gs aV0D
MORNING. at II O'clock. JUS. mAio'
2 Ia 11--.it Wy aaltr.. 80 - ~
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Insurance Cornpanies.

We observe that there are movements in the
Legislature for the regulation of Foreign Insurance
Offices, and we beg leave to make a suggestion on
the subject, for the benefit of those who rely on
them for indemnity, after paying premiums for the
name. ] SbFstt kt# .S$ tFs3&14 fEE9
Every agent of any insurance office in another
State or country, should be required to deposit
with the Treasurer of Virginia substantial stock
or other securities to the amount of $50 000-more
or Ass-to be held as collateral for the payment of
their risks in the same manner as the notes of
banks based on State bonds.
It is well known that insurance offices are con-
stantly opened in which there is no real capital
and after accommodating premiums, which are dvi
dsd among the projectors, If heavy loss occurs the
company declares itself insolyent and there is an
end Of IT, Some of our readers have found. after
paying premiums for years, they were not really
insured. A &El E8k g IfE
In New York such q regulation as we suggest
exists, and there deposit of securities to the
amount of 100000 IL required from all insurance
efess out of the State that have Offices In t-are
lie or marine
But while New York requires this securitv from
eshers there are very frequent instances of the a.
tahlishment aud insolvency of l5oryss offices as
they are called within her own limits - =
certified copy Of the charter of each comnery
should also be deposited and the tax on ali fns,,
rance companies should be per centsge ON The
premiums received. AT present. many nersons
make insurance In Offices abroad by direct cnxras.
pondence, on which the State can collect no tan
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-Tbe M.
ricsn Colonization Society held large annyerssrv
meeting IN Washington this evening Address.s
were made by George p. Marsh of Vermont Re-,
NJ; DE Ds Wittof New York, and Rev. Mr.. Burro,,:
ur;as nW no. Inc report shows that the receipts
W me past year amounted to SIS 276. ~
5000 OF the debt of the Society was iio,,;d..as
sna anas z1o emigrants were sent TO Liberia A.
sncsuraging view OF the affairs OF thai Rsruhlic
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southern Commercial Convention,

This convocation will meet in this city In short
time, and it is to be hoped there win be full rep.
resentation from the South, as there will be sub
jects under discussion deeply interesting hereto
fore, but deriving increased Importance from re-
cent events. We give below the list of delegates
for the State at large appointed by Gov. WISE, to-
gether with the Governors letter to the committee
Announcing them:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Horn and Dox.
~ood Sasttness famboffnes Gc. For enie az
HH XMMERMANE.
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a We derived no little pleasure the present
week, from meeting with Messrs HoLr WILSON
andJ. q. HOLIDAY, of Portsmouth, who distin.
suishsd themselves during the prevalence of val.
low fever IN that city last simmer and fall bv the,
active exsrtions to relieve the sufferings and want.
Of their feuow-citizens. When we remer.o,.a
what tney endured, and what perils they survived.
tass tney had, as 1t were traversed tbe valley ~
tas shadow OF death"--it seemed strange that w..
osneid them IN health and cheerfulness. arain am.
gased In the busy scenes Of life. sfes Who h.xs
given such proofs Of moral couraee--sucs ra.a,.
ness 70 sacrifice themselves for the GOOD Of their
ef mankind
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a NOVEL TELEGRAPH MEETING-A meeting
Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company. 1.-THE line
running between Washington and New York; was
called for Thursday last, in Washington CITY, and
several OF the directors started for the purpose of
| attending at the appointed time, but owing 10 the
terrible condition of the railroads. their project
nipped in the bud" just as their toes and fingers
Were nipped by the frost, in consequence Of un.
dergoing considerable detention and exposure in
the snow banks along the route, in trains which
were compelled ultimately TO return whence they
started. But, the fast men of the telegraph were
not to be thus 4hwarted by those lesser agents. the
railroads; those indeed who had subdued one
great elemental principle to their purposes were
not to have its power and influence wrested away
on that occasion 1t least by another-so the Pre-
sident of the Company made telegraphic call for
meeting At 10 o'clock, noon, Saturday last the
directors to be at their respective Offices in the diff
ferent cities to transact the business by the same
lightning agency. At the appointed hour the Pre-.
sident took the chair in Philadelphia, and the d.
rectors in Washington, Baltimore, Wilmington
and New York promptly answered to the call Of
the roll, when the business commenced. Resolu.
lions were proposed, and motions were made Ia
one city, and seconded and debated In the others
with as much promptness rs though all had been
present in one room. In the course of about tvo
hours the business was all transacted diyiden6
declared and themeeting adjourned -gs -.
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LOST.

r OST.-.On Saturday Evening last, I'm the
Il neighborhood of the Armory Bridge q small tin
box, containing my FREE PAPERS. A liberal re-
ward will be given the finder, if they are left at this
Office. ROBERT TAYLOR,
4 ia fo---StS A Free Man of Color
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a Isl Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present oc-
cupied by me- Possession given on the LIST of March,
or soonerif desired. Apply on the premises
Ia I0-dIm* ISL BROAD STREET.
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a& are authorized to sell the elegant corner Brick
Dwelling in Marshall place, at the request of the
owner, who contemplates removing TO his country
as one of the most valuable tenements for private
dwelling to be found in the city, whether reference
finish of the same, the large and convenient accom-
Inodation for family. The main bulldog has
rooms and dressing rooms, with marble mantels and
crates IN each room Also very superior gas fixtures
in each room with handsome chandeliers in parlors
Also In entry and basement besides several rooms in
the rear building used for sitting lodging with bath
be sides ample accommodations for servants. There
il on the alley In rear avery fine brick stable and
carriage house, large enough for the accommodation
of four horses and two carriages with large vault
for coal under the carriage house
Apply to GODDIN &,APPERSON.g
ia 17-2aW2xv
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BEAR WOMAN /!

BEAR WOMAN!
This wonderful G. CURIOSITY, which il supposed by
naturalists to be the link between the Human Race
and Brute Creation, having the
BODY or A WOMAN AND THE HEAD OF
~ A BABOONl -
viii be in this city astonish the natives She
will be exhibited Main street. opposite the TX.
change Bank 10 FIT
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RICHMOND. Jan. l6. 18s,

GESTLEMES: In reply to yours of the Slst ultino,
handed to since my arrival in this city. inform
you that have at my earliest convenience, INSIDE out
list of the State delegation to attend the Conyen.
ton to be held on the 50th instant, according to
your request.
l am proud to acknowledge the compliment of your
invitation to attend your Convention in person. and
take pleasure in promising to promote your efforts
ito establish the commercial independence and so.
cial prosperity of our common mother" by all the
means in my power. ffe 1 i l9
] am. gentleman, --sz.-tfz
Truly, your obd't serv't,
HENRY A. WISE.
To HORACE L. KENT, Jos. r. ANDERSON, JAS. LY.
La III Gc- Hc ittan :
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~RemovaI..C hfidren's nnd Youths'
CIoTHTNe.-The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street. opposite to the Amencsn no.ei,
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches: He also IN,
tend. Ieepiue full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHI DRfNS CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
spectfully socits call from those in want
ja1-1m* ). H. hlDDA0h- {
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January III. 1856.

q DIR. o. A. Crenshaw, Office I43 Main
Street, over Parker Ni1nmo Cos, lately occupied
by DR.. Haskins. ia 7-2m~
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ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
~-s-~>~~-.>s--s --<-S-~>~~-@>.>><S>---
METROPOLITAN HALL.
GRAND. GIFT CONCERT
ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
IS WHEN I'll
$500 OF BEAUTIFUL 6IrTsl
In JEwELRYif
Will be Given to the Audience.
THIRD NIGHT OF THE
JULLIEN'S MIN STRELS.

JULLIEN'S MIN TRELs.
THE COMPANY
Will appear with their wonderful Arabian Horsex
BLACK BESS and CHAMPION.
The performances Of these beautiful studs was ia
ceiyed last night with screams of dslisht.
~ TICKETS 50 cents.
a17-1t% j. b. LUNT, Aren't
DICHMOND ATHKN.EUM.-WILL
H NJ. THACKERAY, Esq, will give two lectures
of his course on the Georges Of England Court and
Town Life during their reisns, &C., at the bali OF
the the 18th, and the second on MONDAY EVENING
tho 2lst of January. Price of Admission 50 Cents
Doors open &C u P. M. Lecture to begin at Pm.
ia list
METKOPOLITAN HALL. :.
FOR -FOUR EVENINGS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, January Dist
The principal members of the original and well
cHRIsTY's MINsTREL.s
Organized in 1912 comprising
Ell. PIERCE, w. p COLLINS.
Z, ,; pqEdKER, n G ". GogLp,
Nv; EAYNoR, i. aTNTiNdToN.
JOS. MURPHY,
who most respectfully announce to the citizens of
Richmond, FOUR of their
Chaste and Fashionable Musical Soirees,
AT THE ABOVE HALL.
Since their last Appearance in New York, they
have added to their already extensive repertoire ma
ny new Songs, Dances &C., and they will now be sbs
to present
A NEW PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT,
replete with new musical gems. new character
dauces and new burlesques-The Hutchinson Fsmi-
", Ten Minutes ut the Academy of Music, with some
new quaint quizzical and quiet bon rnots-in fact
little of everything and everybody.
For eight years the above troupe performed at Az
Broadway, New York under the direction Of p
CHRIsrY, who is no longer connected with the corps
In fact their names are az familiar @ household
words.
~ For particulars, see bills.
Tickets 25 cents.
CF PARTICULAR NOTICE.-The above troupe
have now no connection with z. p. Christy
n 10 l7-6t
sI,IiEATkE.-.
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THE Subscriber has n Negro Woman and
i children for whom he desires TO obtain . good
home for thsyesr. She is only yfour years old
and is q very good COOK, WASHER and IRONER.
would not object to her going short distance in tho
country. Apply to DR. VIM. y. LOCKETT
Broad st. Church Hill, next door to the
ja 15-6t Presbyterian Church.
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c~ change for Bargains in Embr0ide-
RES, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c-The subscr1-
will from this day sell his whole stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, &C., at and below cost for cash. As his
named goods would do we'll TO give him a call pre-
vous to his removal to No. IS Main street. as great in
ducements offered at a,..s..sst = ss ss
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~ A Letter from the Rev. Dr. SohhS
McCabe, of Hampton, Vs.. a.. 70 1ass

HAMPToN, Va, Oct. I6, 1870.
Having had occasion to use BAKEk's fREMIu.M q
BlTTgRs In my family within the last two yesIs y
-asas ~ dvspepsa and nervous hesdache, can saiey
raw have never used any remedy for these dlsre@
ins maladies with signal success a. this: nave
ever carefully avoided recommending any o. ~ II
cause believe in majority Of cases, they DO more
harm than good but e Bakers Bltters have nesd
inch heneciaI results do not feel ct liberty TO with
nun ny - = JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. and Dues sn
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LIST OF DELEGATES

To HORACE L. KENT, Jos. r. ANDERSON, JAS. LY
oNs, JAS. II. GRANT, &c. &c, committee.
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a IS
mined ts 8
stli THIS
r4ee Of MI
ecrtnenj
he usual \
Niss Nus
de With
suit L.
Qinted.f s.
|Asg'5SIsl
srcugly q
Eeedy hod
9apned q
- 70 Cl
~ Instant
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In hM
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
I ACKAwANNA RAILROAD AND COAL

coz ioS ~ sDsLTss ..b..is. oasr at pc..,s
Of the shove named Company on f.yr,h. t.rms
1ss oS' cs%Isy . sat-, :,.d sy peY.. .os -
the Railroads. eu, on III. t.so,.
Of irirs marketing Coal and Is located nssr s,rsnso.
Tbe Lsciawsnn. Railroad connecting the C,uo,u,. u,.
orened TO Essbe bpot. New isrsey Gf-eayls 20, \.
us., Scranton esa-a ss Rsssosx ssss
~ 10 senS to usEst 100 Bseis~ns csI ssss,
J,nusy 1887 sree.sy esItset with the Dsias Lsci
sw snt Western Railroad omtsny
stocked ct ths mines and rssiy
to forward TO New iot.
CO pspy shs deliver at Gr.savle and 70 trsnsps
the at stes rate Of resh 70 ID: wh. Of he ssa:
thee years and thea SC 600 tons per snau so
me sne Issue OF Bonds suthrs.d andsr the 6, and osy
s750 200 OF which *s7' 900 sliesdy ssusd
tn. .mcrni nov offered lss 900 furnish tn, fuoa.
ee.s 70 P. on oil i.d Senss: s Q, che ceap..y .ad =
r-msuiDs bens held In bI Coo
the OF three s:.r hence ssss
coIt.st-to forward 500 coo tuns Of Coal pet aanum to MAJ
The eoud, beer interest at psr cent psy,bs sso, s'nsSy
In New hsve s run vi, attached end
f PssF .ae ssp i' Rse .ni w@ t
Trustees. on al the property and franchises OF the Co"p
co OF first Coal Lands Ieludirs the town plots
ess up Meredith and also the Coal under e serss
marketable without improvements or outlet to mhiet ron
q Railroad eonuecrs tn. Mines With the
to- ethr ith side .cts aud .wches mns.h.s ope.ss
the workable veins % feet e Cod opened and probably -
och uo yet developed With all the engines msehaev
and 20 ing aid delivering 500 toos OF cod day
ocou olive soi eoaicss 200 mine es" ~ srsvec"
Q d bsi deer
One staon house wstersnt turusbe enstne eh'u,s and
-bed Jeup; machinery snt car shop WITH mseniasfy
tuning four coal ears daily wood snsd sad
bali s'son hou'e. ~.te Tar ard urrtsss st esnre
ard feishti 30 doubts houses for sn
lie. Of hotel fenci-s. stables &c, Jsssup-a new
.nd OF The approved style. - -
The es.h soei Oftse Company raid up t1o nO and hs
whole cash lay st this time, gard OF i,coo ou
From he hh character Of the parties Interested In this en-
tertsks examination - the propery the sub
70 feel warranted In recommendics the above Boads 70
the public a. ,sf- prof able Investment ~
MEIGS 0REENLEAF No ss Walismst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
limited STATES TRUST COMPANY

NE Wy o RK,
No. 20 WALLsT.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS -.
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSlTORf oF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and h authorized to cot -
guardian receiver Of estates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
sY oRDER COURT rHis STATE,
(ncludins Surrogstes) Per cent
From individuals corporations for period of nK mee@os
Or 10 he paid thirty dsys notice, per cent
For 9 Tess period shorter notice. per cent
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. PETER COoPgl
ROBFRT KELLY LUTHER BRANSa.
EDWIN D. MORGAN THOMAS TILESTON.
ERASIJs CORNIN0 JOHN J. PHELPS,
JAMES SUYDAM WILSON q. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, ID. II. ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARLES Z. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS WATTS SHERMAN,
JOHN J. CISCO. B.F WHEELWRlGHf,
DAVID HADDEN EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOB HARSEN, THOMAS SLOCOMk,
JAMES S. SEYMOUR, CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE C. BRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIEL s MILLER JOHN JACOB ASrOR, il,
CALEB O. HALSTED, RUEB'N H. WALWORTH-
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PrssldsaS
JoHs A. STEWART, Secrstary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
firemcrks.

EIRE WORKS! FIREW ORKS!
T sstscIbsrs prepared to urnsh oil articles in the
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Tnelr stSct compsis~s, smaps other srticles,
No. CRACKERS, EXTRA SIZE do TORPEDOES
ROMAN CANDLES Plsh ard Colored.
ROCKETS, from os. to n Plain aud Colored
VERTICAL and PIN WHEELS GRASSHOPPERS, &c.
Exhibiticos srnshed short notice
sole Agents r0 LiLlIsNDAdLs Excelsior Fireworks
JOLLEY TIERS,
No IS Maiden lane and No $50 Wilsm-st.
E'IREWORKS-A general assortment Of plain
IL and eo,orsA FIREWORKS sad otthe bee, quality
"a, BADEAU & LOCKWOOD,
No 2q w sshins Z
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
do formers an6 Others.

AAANEYw PATENT REAPER and MOWER,
N1 cod SINGLE MOwER-M.nufaetured oy l. CHAND-
LER RALLA w. A. WOOD Of Hoosct Tslls, and ABRA
HAN nARcELLUs Of Amsterdam, N. Y, and 10 IN P.
ADRfAECE Co. Of Worcester Mssa, for sale ct No.
- PsahSs., by JACOB ELLISON, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
Dapss Uar.aensfe 9

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
SON Co, No. Bssknars.., essr tar sal, ts -
es- terns:
riiins Papers. Eax.ish Prsach aai AnesicAa
E~s Pspss sll s;zes. ~ sixkis sId 9aslit!sA
bcot Pss-r, Ell sses, eiskts sDd .A.ias4
Tissue F.y<s faney eooIs ed vhit Of the bst qaAi.y
nAhsins rstef' = bite and eaIogei. dder-Ut viilhs
Hsiteis Psg-r the sa5 Of The hsst quai,iv
Cioth Psnes SXsl srS S0xE
7bsli.h Hsr~ p.per lar. ,1.,,tr ant ,.s ,1,.s
sb-afh'ps Psres OF the b-ss assiitv
&~Ppsnf Psp-f, sues Rae asd Ns,cI.
Tes fsf-. Of difs-s,s s.ss.
tu hso6ns Pspsr. s~is~s's ts< cssfs = ~saA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
O,tIcy OF IHE ILLtsoI, CENTRAL RAILko.D CoSPASv,l
EEw YORK, Nav 81. 1855. !

NEw YORK Ma, 81. 1855. !
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the STOCKH HOL-
~ ptRS Of ihi. Company, that an INSTALLMENT OF
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE on the CsP'a S'ock o, ths
Con raw upon which - per share hes bereofots been
made payable ct thu occ Of the Company
No so Wsllst in the City of New York, July !, 1850
Also that an Interest DIVIDEND Of 81 Si0o per share
will be psid the srocihodes registered on the Newl ORR
koc AZ the osn Of books the l5h Of June being IN
tere.. rate 7per fifteen dollars from July 1s
ssd on v. dollars Nov 1885, payment Of tbs Install
the interest dividend be applied TO
the Of the instsment
TIE Books will be closed the 18th OF June snd
'P'As' 20 '-' =" ' n PERKINS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
G71FTH AVENUE and MURRAY HILL-For

SALE large LOT . feet sld ioehss ~ 100 IA esa.ee Of
Nk bet era 81 and Sth TIE o@n-' d-sfos i.svs
, H., ,r..s,ely wl eel beiov the usrfe price Ass,
LOTS or time II inprpv IN seth rs feet -,s 81 sh sv
=. q o PlkhCE. Ne ID WHisAns<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
Amount of annual above ststed..'.'' Io p"
Showing an annual surplus, amer payment Of the .sr

Showing annual surplus Ater pevmcn VI Wv
The Cucinpsu Hamilton snd Dayton Rslrosd s.ty mmcs
in epsthbss fifteen OF double track In usesnd
rs side tracks has upwsd Of Diney mile. OF iron a
Road covnry substantially built or
FUR, LheI II oceulies the position Of trunk rosdLe
the Great Mismi Valley, the uost densey ., -
richest pottion Obio-the important cities OF ~
psyor beins tevmib Of ths road IL CONNECTS q
with the Junctop Road in progress TO indmn.pou sos
with the Richmond and Che Road neay competee
TO Lossnspor and IL progress to Chicago AZ Dayton neoa
meets with Lake Erie Road To Saodusky-
with the Dayton and Michigan hosd fnhed to Piqua And
progrt Toledo and Detrot-and with the Grsenvls snd
Miami Road 6nshsd Union and In - Fort Ways~
The opeLed for business In the Fall OF ls5i see
which time Of It's earnings h,ve been from S
traffic The pact i earnings averaged 80 III VI per mia
These earnings will doubles. be increased fifty per cent ws
ths ecps Rosd referred to seove are fully e.
tended and completed 49,
Tho Company under no PeeuniAry obligations 70 osss
Rosds Ddorsemcnt OF bonds OF one
visa For full dstaed statement Of the condition Of tss
Comper made to tho Annual Report OF tho Ohee
tors sccompsnyps this Circular:
Proposals for the Bonds will be received In Ns1 ORR ~
EDWIN LUDLOW ESQ., Cashier of the Ohio Life ssusoes
ara Iust Company and in Cincinnati at the Once Of ths
Compsny' g. s. LHOMMEDIEU. President
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
foet an0 fonn0.
6orses, Carriages. Sc

EOR SAIE.-A Pair Of Chestnut brown CAk
Il k,AGE HORSES and very handsome ,eNi - Q, !
and per,eety gentle For &; inquire OF
REMSENa at his stable, Livingston, Beeru mat brook
lyL. where The Eoisos can DO seen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
OYrIcE or rRE WINDSOR MINING COMPANY,
No IS WALL-sr.,

OrricE OF raE WIsDseR MINING Conrsr,)
No IS WALL-sr.,
EEwYoRK, Msy7 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN STOCK in the WINDSOR MIHIN0 COMPANY 10
forfeited for payment Of assessment Of Oos Dollar per
share due the Of March 1885 and the viii be soid
Public Auction the office Of the Company SATURDAY.
the 7h Of JuLo 1855 u o'clock uness proviouSy
redo ened by payment Of said assessment and expenSes
Certificate CerIihcate
No I8,,...,....lec shares No. lso...... Is shares
No Is4.,.......l 100 shares No l9i........ Sshares
No $50 shares No si......... 50 shares
No lS............. s. shaIos No 1ns....... Yshsres
No IT....,.... SO shares No 1t6........2 100
No l79........ 60 shares No lo5......... 50 shares
No lS0........ 100 shares No. 73......... $shsres
No S6.......... 30 shares No 6S......... ioshAres
No. l83............. ~ shares
NATH HAYDEN Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

oil KIM SI,4OO, and $7OO-To LOAN on
% .S)vVIs Bosd and Mortgage Rssl Estate u
Nsw.YorL or Brootl,n EDWARD A. FRAZSk,
Attorney, &C., No. 3o3 Bfooms-A-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

HADDEUS DAVIDS g. Co.'S
WRITING INKS, oed by The best chemis to he
lursbs made, For sale the TRADE
only BY TuADDEUS DAvIDS Co manufacturers OF
INKS I'll their varieties Sealing Wax Waters Mucisge &C.
No n Clid.t New-York.