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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
FEELING IN OHIO.
4 The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The ~ Y. Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Friday, Jan. ls, 1855.
There is no abatement in this region OF tho deep
feeling against the repeal Of the Missouri Comp promise
and the consequent outrages it has enIled upon the
free settlers Of Kansas As 10 the dOughface Shan
non he is deserted even by bis OWE political friends
who curse him loud and deep for his Pro-slevery
tendencies and the injury he did to their party in the
late canvass in Ohio
Gen. Schuyler, brmerly of Ithaca, N. Y, end who
was an aid in Gen. Robinsons staff during the late de-
tense Of Lawrence addressed citizens on the even
ing of the 10TH He is orator but his remarks
exceedingly interesting, coming ~ no did right
from the field of battle, with full knowledge Of all its
acts and details.
He confirmed the report Of Shannons first speech at
Westpor, wherein the Governor declared that, by
reason of the contguity of Kansas TO Missouri, and
the constant commerce and intercommunio&tiOn be-
tween them, il was ks opinion that their "instru-
'tiors should agree" This speech Gen. Schuyler
heard.
After tie address the following resolutions, offered
by William Slade, jr., were unanimously adopted
protect citizens Of Kansas against all who wood seek 10
DEPRIVE Dem q their rishts. ...a.
R,sotted. That Freedom better than Slavery G
cuiy 81 The friends Of Freedom throughout the country 20
such material aid be necessary to the "e'
Re.olred Tia, tender hearty h.nl, to gsn'ss
Schuyler for his aole and interesting eda,ss -
lsbors will be crowned with and hst n.sa vi
take her place In the noble ssterh0od OF oe rfee '
Republic"
One object Of Gen. Scbuyler's mission - 20 raise
material aid based upon the issue OF scnp, the
amount limited to $4,000, bearing ten per cent Ia
terest.
Considerable amounts were raised in Chicago and
Detroit and the meeting here appointed committee
consisting Of II. Wick, 8. Chamberlain and Charles
Badbu three Of our most respected citizens, TO aid
in the work.
Our advices from Columbus render il quite certain
at the Hon. b. Wade will be reelected TO the United
States Senate. The sentiment of Northern Ohio s
UNANIMOUS in his favor.
He Is an able, unfinching Senator, and while be
can speak the aggressions Of the Slave Power will hnd
him ever in the breach.
Gov. Chase's Inaugural commands more than ordi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
MEXICO.


From Oar Own Correspondent.
MEXICO, Saturday, Jan. 5, 1856.
The civil war, which ceased upon the election
Of Gen. Alvarez to the Presidency Of this Republic,
lasted over two years; during which time there
was much disorder, oppression and consequent dis
tress, several millions were added to the public
debt, many more were recklessly squandered by
the Dictator, crime stslked boldly abroad in all its
hideousness, and much blood was she'd but upon
the fight of Santa Anna Mexico battered herself
that new era was about to burst forth upon her
long .distracted household. II appears, however,
that all has been gained is change Of rulers.
There is Juan for Pedro. The reforms promised,
expected and so long commended for here, are to re-
main for future and more enlightened generation
to bring about, for Mexico is gradually sinking
again into her former dark, chaotic state. There
is too much indecision in the Government too
much selfshness in the privileged classes and too
little enlightenment, perhaps, in the people TO per-
NIT hope, at present for any effective reform.
One Of the principal reforms essayed, the law
lately Issued during the epoch OF Juarez, reducing
all Mexican citizens 10 an equal chance for JUS
tice before the civil tribunals Of the country and
prote sted against by the classes privileged in that
respect, il rapidly reminding the fame Of civil
war and from all appearances this law is 70 re-.
main dead letter and will be finally repealed.
Three States have urged the Government to stand
firmly by il. as they promised, but il is not be-
eved that there is energy will sufficient on the
part Of the 10 attempt seriously 10 carry into
effect, for they already recoil from the task Of
reform amid the smiles of derision of their DOW
erfnl opponents. With this law will fall the bopes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
RUSSIA.

CouesI ondence Of The London Times.
BERLIN Tuesday JAN l, 1856.
The Fmneror's Flugel.Adiutant Admiral Prince
Menchikoff has been by an Imperial order nominated
Military Governor General of Cronstadt, with all the
rights power and honors due TO the commandment
Chief Of an army in time OF war; All the Iand ana sea
forces in Cronstadt are put under hls command, and
he retains all his present offices. The report has been
current for come time past in St. Petersburg that
military command on the shores OF the Baltic would
soon be conferred on the Prince but everybody was OF
opinon that he would not permit himself TO be drawn
again from his retirement. The presence IN 81. Pc
terburp of the various heroes Of Seyasopo a. they
are csllsd-Generals Todtleben, W assiEtchikof Gu
rousoff and Novollski-has given rise to variety Of
ovatiOns ar
In addition TO the nomination of henchkof, We find
in the Russian papers letter Of thanks addressed by
the Emperor to Gen. Muravief, as follows:
"The inmovable hrInness, the exemplary iorttude,
and the strategcal circumspecon which have charac
terzed all your action in Asiatic- Turkey now
crowned with perfect success. proud keep OF Asia
Minor the fortress Of kars, has surrendered with its
whole garrison its artillery and its extensive depots of
arms The Anatolian army, 80 900 men strong, exists
no more; and it's Commander int hief, Mushir Nassf
Pasha is our prisoner. thank you heartily for this
glorious achievement, which has covered the Russian
nag with new fame. 1 give il you IN commission TO
express INV sneerest thanks to the troops under your
command whose f1nness and courage have overcome
the most obstinate defense Of the enemy In recogn
tion of your praiseworthy merits make you herewith
Knight Of the Grand Cross of ST. George, % class TO
which you have earned an lndsputabe night, and re-
main, in al Imperial favor, "iour well affected,
ALEXANDER"
LETTER BY A RUSSIAN SISTER OF MERCY
The following is a translation of letter written in
May last by OF the Russian Sister OF Mercy min
isttring at Sevastopol:
"Only few days have passed since | last wrote to
YOU, and now could again i'll at least twenty pages
with the events of the single night between Tues
day and " ednesday. Oh, how much should have to
tel YOU but how, or with what words Ny God what
horIur is war! What unnatural cruelty It Is In
the night between Monday and Tuesday our were
ordered to dig fresh trenches and throw up batteries
with strong force to protect the workmen. We
all night prepared for attack. but il passed on quietly,
and the whole Of Tuesday calm and still Ia the
evening all was again expectation. Every preparation
was made. Several rows Of mattr Ssses were aid
the ground small tables were arranged With lights and
writing materials upon them The attendants were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

i he lnVlOl6te prefeTNhtlOn al the 1atlOnal unity
and the suppression of any project for the dismem-
berment OF the national territory The aosidance Of
aF prete1t for eir rar. Toact in good faith toward
foreign nations. The issuing of an organic law fix
ing the authority to be exercised by the General
Government, and the basis for the regulation of the
interior administration of the States. A general
law guaranteeing individual rights. A law restrict
ing the abuse of the liberty of the Press. Organi
zatiOn of the police and national guard. Estsb-
hshment of general inspection of houses of be-
nefcence A law for the regulation of municipal
administration. 1.-THE laws considered necessary
"tO expedite the administration of justice, and TO
diminish the costs in the processes" Improve
ments in prisons. "In ecclesiastical affairs the
Government will proceed with the circumspection
4" and caution that their importance require" New
tariff. Formation of the estimate of the General
Government and those Of the States. Revise the
contracts made by Santa Anna. Apply part Of
the revenue to the interior debt, A law permit
ting foreigners to own real estate. Internal i'm
prOyements as far as possible. Reduction aud re-
form of the army.
All this is what the present Government propose
to do before the constitutional one is established.
The Ministers say that if civi! should prevent
the carrying out Of this programme, they will en-
deavor to preserve the national unity calm the po-
litical passions, repress the excuses OF parties
and preserve social order, until the represents
tives meet, when they (the Minsters) will give al
account of the use they have made OF the e1traor-
binary power placed in the hands Of tie Govern
ment.
The Siglo inelines 10 both sides Of the question,
but On the whole condemns the above document
as perfectly my sterious on the suhects Of the most
vital interest 10 the nation In regard to the pro-
jected law to expedite the administration ofjustice
it sage: 1--WE here have vague promises and see
A." the probability of a repeal Of the late law re-
" duciDg all parties to the Jurisdiction Of the civil
" Court., and adds that such repeal would show
" extreme debility, and be step backward to en-.
" courage the reactionists." And regarding the
ausion in the programme to ecclesiastical affairs,
the came paper says: " To say, az does the pro-
" grsmme, THAI they viii proceed in eccesiasti-
" cal affairs with the circumspection and caution
:" that the importance Of the subject demands, ia
g to say nothng-to promise nothing. 1t ia sup
- posed the Government, in all ts acts, will look
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nISNnIUrInN

SPERM AND WAX CANDLEs-1O boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received BY
10 g. BROWN
lee 48 Ca.lere street
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u. COCHRAN'S
ECLIPSE MILL.

Ft Z TN I'D AJWtSt tIH3 boOs
THHE Sub7crb-rs ,nufactue this mill OF suab szes for
Merchant and UoUnt Mil, vel as for Pltntat on
they also ly ad pied for attaching TO saw
wills For description, prices, capacity, &C. address
x. Co h Co., a. West FRONT ~, incinn~t hio.
~ We also manufacture French BUR- NilS Of all
SEes both I'D and qu1Trv AMI de n Smut Machines,
Bntng Go hs and Grist Mil Furnishing geuertI y.
j4-6up r. COCHgAN \ CO, Cine unafi, n
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NHE partnership between the undersigned in the name
s1d style Of J. ". seabury =, dissolved BY
tus consent the sst u Either Of will the
settling up Of the bnsiness Of lie late arm.
J. NJ. sEABURY,
4. a. PEACH.
jan2-I T.. SEABURY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

from s. NJ. PETTIHGIL& 4 co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
1le Nassau Street, Hsw YORK,
AID No. 10 State street, BOsroE.
p Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ana
the Canadas.
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No Aa nev ST New Ynrk

CMITHs SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only preminm awarded by the Amer
ican iustt1I at their Fair the Cry stal Palace for
SELF-ADJUSrNG ST 'CKS was TO ?. ?. SMITH, ManuAc-
turrr, No IS Dey 4, New York.
Merchants will ind greatly to their advantage to call
and examine smiths extensive assortment of these
fashionable aric e Tor the Greet Inducements will be
fured 70 Jobbers from Western and Southern cities,
Peersnce can be d nearly all Of the 6rst-clsSs Job
hing Houses Of New York Cy. janI-
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HwEH-" HIgE A~CZ
To Gentlemen Of Good 'TaSt


n c..
T'HE eopArinership 81 PcgEias. Czmpbei Co. q sh.
ey = ms asy dissolved b. nataal eonseat either q
shs partners kaszE tae % te n4oe - tAe esn IN
EauldAIion. ". M. PERKlHS,
W b CAMPBELL
NHw oElaaza Dec. 8. istH. sAAL r wALKkR.
In refInF hsm ths camuNIson Busineas relurn eur
4hAnka cn1 and patrana aad chceiny recnmus a
aar aud aIe aTtnsr ~ a. Perknz q aloxsar
sortAy e tAslr eonGd.nea and PsirsHage
W. o. CAMPBELL
1AM'L p WALKkk.
TAs6ensFai cummaoB BuslRsss heresnfsrs eaartea hs
estins CamPben Ca w he cvntacsed ushoua
hoa ~ ". n pefsisas aadsr Tie slyis %
sssia-dsa&wtf fxRKTNs q ca
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EI>HING TACKIts-Ala large stock, selected by
Il one Of the 6rn, Consisting Of tirnuine I.ImeFs
lex HoOkss plain and srocds; also, Aberdeen,
irsvetsleen and e5umon Limerick Hooks: splendid
sortnsni Lnes-eabe laid sk and SEA Grass, spun and
plated SILK; MnnoE senes I9 by 4; FIoats Of every va
ieiy, Reels Jonted Rod, Clearing Rings Ply HOOKS Ae,
Se se In short, can supply those who sPprecists
ane Tackle with almost every thing they nay need 10 the
successful prosecution OF this usefal calling.
10. g. Brown,
IS College St.
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E'HNTtFEk Z = "
TO HOUsFKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
Ihc Hope Wills,
Il Fulton Street and II BeekmAn Street. New York,
Principal once, lC3 Front Street, New York,
Factory Ncs &C. 81 s2 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
TNHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EstabiiNhmcnt,
Continue 10 prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powders in use for RAISING BREAD BlSCJ IT, TEA
AND OFnER CAKES, &C. They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles OF ua every fam y,
which they offer the reasonable terms. C9ta-
logues sent to dealers who request them.
K. n. h O. ISTIAM
B-Consumers advised to inquire for HOPS Mills
ricIss Aug2-1y
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NASHVILLE. TENN, WEDNESDAY,
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
2a0 pkgs coy'd Buckets; l21 doz B nd Boxes;
! $50 dozen Bal B)xts 20l Hames
200 n-sts Tubs, pain ed; sOn nc Wash Boards;
275 uoz Vanished and Three 1900 Pow Han lies;
Hoop Buckets; ~ nests White Pine Tubs;
00e aes'ed Broom Handles $4,000 Cane FishinRPoes;
rs dog white Cedar 800 as,i ed liquor Kegs;
200 dos Tar @ MS; 10 doE Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measured 95 Nrst Boxes, vrDishd
Is doc Pine Churns, assorted anO Painted Tubs snd
100 nests White cdar Tubs. lq5 ds Wen Bacsets, assed
BASNET WARE.
goo willow Wagons common L nests German Market do
l5D extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common 100 doE Feed Ba kets, In store
so ex. ialI tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 900 dosen assorted Market
/ u Willow Cradles: Baskets
200 Extra 25 doz Children's Rattan and
t5O dozen Willow spd Rattan wilov Chairs;
Rattan and Willow very mic, and cool fIr sunni er.
Also Clio. Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wlow WORK made to ordeG.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Aicsnt Mats;
$40 ass'ted Shoe Brushes 81 Jute Hark and skeleton
100 tx Scrub Mats
IS Rocking Horses; Is doc Toy Air P, OILS.
CORDAGE, TwHNES, &c.
1nOcoi, X and ~ inch Manila Rope. SO feet;
10 COTS q t. inch do do $50 do;
$50 col h, & to inch d. do, assorted;
25 era B+d Cord and PlOw Line Manila;
251 doz Cotton Flow Lines and BED Cord:
loo doz Hemp Bel Cords I1GH bales Carpet Chain;
LOO, BIS broom vine Hemp; I 500 lbs Wool rwine,
1890 lbs FsV " " 500 Seine Twine;
25 " Nickin; 70 coils Tsrred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; 1aO Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (grund) anger rman's Wrapping Paper
S00 McTeuors do do;
1900 reans Lncklsnd do do;
l51 reams Tea Paper Is resms Shoe Paper;
IFS Ham - 70 4" Batting 10;
$1,000 lbs Roofing do dry; 600 Roofing d. sstu'ted
CANDLES, &C.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal CaLdes, stesrine Candles
Starch, German soap, SC.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, In lots to suit
AL O-Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood saws Saw BIcks Curry Combs Cards Brushes TScks
Rivets, dc.
ERUN BOUND kEGS,
full stock for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, instantly on hand.
CuURNS.
Pine Churns IS o. o. inch Red dar do 16 is % % do
Cerdar do l6 Is 20, % do ainted d,2nZk,"4 do
Brass Hoop do " do Barrel do l6, IS 20, % do
HAMES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top, PIapk Top;
For sale by S. NJ BARRETT
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front SIS. Cincinnati, o
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NEW FIRNI.

TN J. SEABIRY & ~. =. PEACH,
L have formed partnership under the name g
and Style Of 7. J 8eshury Co ard taken the stock -
md sand Of VI Sesbury .. IN COoper's FLOCK, -ztA
Cherry street; and annOurc to heir friends and the abio
hist they prepared n execute description OF
The PLUMBING BUSINESS, in Re naHtest most sub
stantia manner They viii aO furnish aud 4t up Gas fix
turrs IN the ndsomes' yes. They resp ctf1y solicit
share Of public patronage. jsn2l
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Facts About AmbrotYnes.

MBHOTHPE.S wee "IriyOdEced" in Nashville
n nv A LArCOMBE
Aub-otypes made else Ia Nashville than at
the Ambrotype Rooms, No 40 College s..
AmbroJypes made up a double plate glass; heTmet
caly sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of in
Jury
Ambrotype counlerieits made single glass not
sealed and able ordnsTs rrOtype
Ambrotypes named by the Invent 20 ds,i guh
them other pictures Other borrow the
and sppy erior pict1rs ghch lacks the main
points of IN Ambrotypt-tone an durlbH ". irblS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01
A PEAgT,FyL L.IrLs CoTTAGE
by Goddin e. Apperson.

HOUSE AND LOT ON MARSHALL.
IL STREET, HENRICO COUNTY. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the
9th day July, 1856 On the premises, commencing
At 5 O'clock 2. NJ, the lot and brick tenement. on
the south side Of Marshall street f,rmerly occupied
by George P. Gray, and in the Scf uoancy of
Mr.. Cardona and nearly opposite the reside nee Of
Mr. HrancisT Isbell. fronting 46 feet running back
148 feet to al alley u feet wide
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at 8, s and 9
months for negotiable notes interest added andsti.
tie retained till last nste is paid.
jyt GODDIS APPFRS0N, Aucss.
rOM MISSION rALE of REAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO. NEAR ROCKETS.
A. Commissioned appointed by decree of the Cir
cult Court of Henrico, rendered on the ga March.
1856 in the case of freeman against Ere. &c !"
shall proceed to SELL at public auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY, the 10ih day of July 1856,
at o'clock. p. if fair, IL not. the next fair day
the real estate on which tho a.e Nathaniel Freeman
died seiz 3D. situated in the county of Henrco about
half mile below Rockets, adjoining the Powder
MAGAZINE, containing about S to acres, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms. One fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and II
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till the last note is paid and conveyance
dered by the Court
JOHN HOWARD c,,-.
JOHN b. YOUNG, Coini IT,
Sale hv GoDDIN APPERsoN. jv1
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~ The Great Russian I,emedy..-Pro b

~ The Great Russian Remedy .--Pro So
10 PUBLICo.-"Every mother should have q box in
he house handy. in case of accidents to the chill.
dren."
REDDIEG's RUSSIA SALvE.-It ia a Bogton remedy
Of thirty years standing, and is recommended by
scisns 1t is and speedy cure for Burns, Piles
Boils, Corns, Feons, Chibains, and Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Runions, Sore Nipples, recommended b!
nurses, Whitlows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
5tngs, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
il most valuable remedy and cure which can be
tested to by thousands who have used it in tbs city
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Ssve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that country-and the proprie
have letters from all classes, cergymen, physi
;ians, captains nurses and others who have used
{ themseves, and recommend it to Others.
Readings Russia Salye lie put in large tin boxes
5tamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved Oh
he wrapper. Prizes Is cents box.
Sold all the stores in town country, may be
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Prepnetors
No. State st., Boston
e. BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, Agents fol-
Richmond. fe l2-d6m
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~ DaIIey,s Genuine Pal

~ DaIley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the &c.
versest burns or scslds in from to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without
md efectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
-lniammatory Rheumntisrn-Sore and lntia med
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds B ruises-Old and tnveterate
3ores-Scgld Head-Corns and Bunons-E,ryHpelas-
sprains-Swe Him s-Feons-- Chilblains Bites of In
Jects--Swelled snd Broken Rreast-Sore Nipples -
Gruptions-and all other inhamnatory and cutaneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be iucredulous about the many disc asses named
lobe cured by only shat the few,
but positive properties which the Daley Sslve alone
contains aud heretofore enumeratedoue to FOUR
IAN reach not alone the aore- mentioned diseases,
but many more Lot enumerated.
Ouery.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE CALoMEL INWARDLY FOR SCORES OF BIZ
RERENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExTRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of C. V. CLICKENER CO. pro.
prietors and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
Others ar. counterfeit. Price Is cents per box.
kF- All orders should be addressed to &. " Click
amer 4 Co 81 Barclay street. New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
sp l0-6m I25 Main street.
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A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST.

A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST.
IA MENT-S20O0 900 IN BONDS OF THE RICH
MOND FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest of 7
rer the principal redeemabe in 1878 and con-
vertibie into stock CT the Company at the Of
The hoderrhe sUbscr ibsrs authorized 10 receive
until the 10th day of July next, when the same will
ne opened seated proposals for the WHOLE or any
portion of the loan of 500, 0O0 authorized By the
Stockholders Of the kichlno i'd Fredericksburg and
Potonac Railroad Company, at their late meet
ing No bill i'll be considered at less rate than
and to such extent they msy be accepted bid
ders will receiIe the bands Of the company psysbIa
the LIST Of July, 1875 bea Ig int crest Of per
cent, payable semi. at the office of the
psny IL the cry Of kichmo0d aud conv rsbis the
pleasure of the holder into stock Of he eompsny.
Fpr the information of the public, it 10 deemed
proper state that the express provisions of the
charter of ths company, all dividends upon its ock.
aud ell profits ansing from It's work. are exrmpte
from any tux whatsoeyer; and ~ during the whole
period Of lis open atioas than fwenty Yeas
the average Of d.vidend earned and paid BY the
company has excee ded per cent. ter deduction
of every item of expenditure In The way Of working
expense and interest," it 10 reasonable infer that
Sith the expt ndture of the loan authorized In the
further Improvement Of their work. the stockhoders
will receive greatly Increased upon their in
vestmen,, and consequently afford TO the purchasers
of the bonds OH red strong ibducemens for the
conversion of The saDe into stocs of the compsns.
For the tern Of the loan aud any further infoTua-
ton in regard to he condition of the company and
the undoubted security Of the loan offered apply
to the undersis med. kO. n. MAUkY 4 CO.
IL %