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PARK FUND STOOK.-

~ ~ ssaasTSeT%o rEIRs-sl scojse i.f SIX PER
CENT REDEEhABLs IN Tmsnh is%Ss.sssi1NS 6 ~
SAY AFri IsS os,oS. N -see The same will % ,;
Vol su,horrei BY Of e Los Of this si,'e en-
stIed L.sr he nap q lse Ciiy Of Nerfoit y
ofs sse passed July a. BY ordHAnee Of We
Common Council Of 80 city, sJNved BY me hsy" rev.
II. said s,oek will .Op.iss 600 sarss Of slCe Zach
sb.r. hens interest At tse rate q hJe ft hs Is,
,.ed v;opo..l. will Alec b received .ni 0penea o. he
..me tiu. and pl.e. sr o.n 900 ec for seh .er'ia
Gates vi, be "s:e 20 ee sned gre rea s,rb IN par
,usres q the llsth Of the at entitled An A 70 70
spce several law. relating pstta,ny 70 ne my o. ~
no Cor Y no. Common coune1 .ssed 1885 which .tos
will bear inieT,s, At the rate efnI per o. ~
sfye'y ard the JrincpL r,deemsbe en- tHe DIN Gay %
rToro Win sat, he rupssr Of s.' S.' ..p ed
viii be required deposit with The % 'ne
ne.,tI Of The Chamberlain TO the Conrtolier III, te sn
receive certificate for n. par ys~ o. We
T6o.. person. who have swsrts due them on ne eaa
Pat they offer tsru' more fs'orab'e % me .,
stfk Tor The amount Of their awards imneiae s.e' no
bids are decided on ssrys n. ame Ser.on or properly
i, .s,eed he person claiming the s".d ~ Dc re
G % H. D,S,m.ton Of the report Of the COnlissones,
4. The Collector Of Asessnen before the delivery oil us ee
TIE Cor laying out the Park provides io' Eye
annual, for the pa ymeEt Of nteres; on me >A 70
ssueS and the Act oflel2 made applicable 20 'Hs "
ses not ony tor pledgius the faith e the Mayor
mi COMMONLY redemption Of the Stock ssoeI ou
,,o epscts that al Of ;be Cooperation are net
BY pledged and sprrorna,ed for the pSme OF e n
rhch .hsl due the 'Ad stock .nd shA 80
osS,,S until the GnAl redemption thereof and that ca.e 70,
said revenues be not sufficient TO SATISFY ana Ay
81 ,l nef, then and ia that the faith VI ne StS'e
,b, BE- ard the hereby Pledsed 20 pass 'Ien .
shall from time, be Necessary nc
L. 10 rai,e by tax" such shal be reqss u 'uPy
.yerv deficiency In addition to this the tn section OF
A. flsS9 6r tsks land the Park declares tnst al me
isTd tsk,n shall reyoesbly pledged for the
Of the debt created therefor $1,000, 80 p.o,o,.
sr Five Per Cent Centrs Park Fund or Proposal or EN-
Cent FUND.- the case may De- AM "a,
for one or both may then be Put IL second
frysIor, go, ID And directed "A Elsss ComstroI NO.
sIis ~ Record. New York" A. C. FLAGG, Coinptro! eT
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by Telegraph.

CHARLESTON March 9l.-The steamship Nashville Berry,
arrived here O'Clock this tMondayl afternoon;
here after passage SO hours from New York with all
board we'll
Charleston for Providence, destroyed by
fire March The have arrived here safe Arr
shin Vim Goddard from Manila banks Ida Kinba Csdera
Messenger Bird Bermuda Diana New Ieans Island City
Galveston.
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Arrived.

Steamship Augusta Lyon Savannah 90 hoar rna.e. and
En- Psdo.se p m with .teanssip Nashyie and Q. pm
with steamship Florida.
Dimon. E1fener eed very heavy weather
Bng Golden Age OBJ, Curtis Assnes - a'ys .usI 20
n Of Hs,tess split .Ahs Mach IS Lat IS 49, Ion Z o.
,peke F. brig GIehe from Are' Tor Ss" t :.
cotton DC to r. L. Maitland = CO.
Brg West new, Bray, Mystic Conn., III ballast to D. T.
sehf VIM. A. Ellis. Nichols, Charleston days and
rice Dolluer Potter Passed the Dell oaoy On r9eHiA
scr Hamilton Hopkins Georgetown 5dsys -four Abbott,
Sem Bay State Sherwood, Boston, rnd'e to Dayton
FsebE. Anna Garrett, Cool, Philadelphia
Schr Oregon, Hatch Ro,tlsnd.
sehr Mary Lsrrdor sirnonton, Rocssnd.
schr. Emma Dodee Beeiss, st4o oss Conn
sesI S S::S ' %s. R ryder GiesSs:Sf ~
seh, AAgIe.csf soy s %. b Se~P'
schr Amazon Besrse, Sandwich
schr Gen Pesyy Hun, Eastport plaster sturges Co.
Schr Harriet Ann Harrington EssiPost, plaster TO staEes
schr Sarah Smith, Essport plaster to sturses Co.
ssbr. JoLn 4; Dix, Kelly HaIwieR b.. -,.,. :.,
sehr Med .oi aI HoiGroos foeklad lime
schr. Coral, Cook, ROeksnd, lime
sohr. Mirror Emery, Rockland, lime
s chr. iidTd, Wood, Rseiisad lime.
Scbr I,sac Acborn Brewster, Roc k'and, lime.
Schr A. Powers Robinson, ROckland lime
Schr American Chief, Presley, ROckIand, lime.
Schr Alexander NJ, Christy, Brio geport for Mobile
Schr Ellen Rodman, OsgoCd, New Bedford, OIL
Schr Undine, RayDor New Haven
Schr Breeze Brooks, New Haven.
sehI. Mary Pierce. Lssid Haven for Providence.
Scbr Partridge Ball, RocklRnd, lime.
Sshr Cameo, Smith, New Haven.
Sobr w. Thomas Bessey, Wareham.
pchr ST. Louis, Waterman Gloucester.
Schr Atlantic, Ellis, Salem, Mass, H. w. Ropes
Scbr. Tord, johnson, Stamford.
Schr Abby p Russell, New. Haven.
Schr Invoice, Eldredge, ORIENT, i. ].
Schr r. Il. smith Briggs, Warehsn.
SchT. Gentle Knight, Gloucester.
Schr. Chas. Henry, Baker, Boston.
Schr Julien, Snow, Boston
Sloop Midas, Smith, master.
Sloop Isaac Ii. Bordman, Clark Fall River.
Soop Hardscrabbe, Simmons, New Haven.
Soop Aurora, Case, Norwich.
soop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
Propeller Caledonia Baker Charleston nee &e TO j. Riley
Propeller QuinnebauE, Holum, Norwich
Propeller Westche Clarke Providence Reports the BRIG
eore retoed shore on Point Judith being stripped and
ssrently abandoned four five the beach
by the heeed heavily to port and would probably
prove total wreck Also to-day, saw the schooner
Norwak Island Thursday LAST the
nroee A. Clark songde aud appeared TO be working
her; a barge also near By a. anchor.
BELOW-BIg Hobart, from - tby plotboet Mary Taylor
No. 81.
enthusiastically Quaker City Schufedt, Havana aud
Mobile ships Ranhsrd (Brem Hack, Hsmburshi Admiral
=. briR IIIauia (Prus. }, Hoppe. Cnrs I'D "thois
WINE ou.siis, rGt.E.; tunset, S'E'
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The Increase compared with last il altogether in =
h Lead the receipts from London Liverpool and Newcsss
uue.
o 81. for Lump
LEsfHER The demand fair and the supply still ssuf
Decent for existing wants Te about equivalent
We % ppt the weather improves there Pfospec Of
stot being augmented Sales 0ak a. S2e5L
and light Hnd middle Buenos AyTes Hemcck At jaalc AID
Angosfurs do Of 25l25le - '~' ~
LAThs.Essern continue quiet last sales a. 81 50 cash
hoLAssES 10 quiet, and prices but aeby sustained
especially for foreign qualities sales Of $50 ~. New
81 coax. The stock hand this afternoon y. fo
STOCK isr APRIL 1856;
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HOps-Thc inaIfet for quiet the demand confined
~ Brewers sales to-day Of 70 bales 7d0e according quail
nv old continue dull aud nominal
HEhP-fhe mahet exceedingly quiet, buyers and sellers
their views No undTeed has arrived
sssns the month lot Of % Russian lately arrived
Boston has been sod 10 Government Al 3 25 cash 30 yarns
BY vessel are not yet offered The stock il:
rusIs l..unA MI
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Markes. =. Reported 6x Talerrnph.

ErwORLrASs, March S.-Pnees Of corToS somewhat
she bat not quoted higher sales to-day 5000 bales the
aiions foI Miidug 9tG9e PRIME BEEF is quoted q.
SO 80 Mess PoSK, els So Other articles unchanged
NOZZLE, March 2sCorroN. sales for the a. GO bses
Stock on hand ~ 600. MiddlIng is quoted at eie.
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urx1,ruRt ILnASLc.....,rBls DAT -.
49,
" urea xiTtR............rbis DtT
eau,,. s.lsl Gov IsiaBd... 500 Hel-3ste.... u y
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NAVAL sTohES-Little has tr.nsprea today; market
seerns In the state Of apathy ,ha has exed Cor ion,
tine past Stocks do not dannh . ehsnse tenor OF
European sdvees would sye life there Is
sow more sveAse height room Sales Of $50 bbs sps Tar
tsDne se, eaAh Crude quiet and priees are noanaII,
- ss~s SsDRPs Resp ysIy kJp - sI 60 $40 ytIiy
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DRtGg AND DYEs-Quite t. movement has taken place
Abb Carbonate soda WITH se' Of S aeg Spe S 10
80 s. .s At ~. Oh xD sill So cash, bond 900
sssa IS which il lower Orange sho.c at l6e Is
sis Dutch om6O Nader At es'ss French r. X
iiv.i On At 81 SUI Gum cisc at SOC 3 cases oil
lemon 100 ana a. eore a. sc 10 cases casSs do At
ne 1900 Bs American Pru.ate Potash at SOC 4 800 ns
.siss at e Castor on nominal 4 II IS I'D close:
sss Blue vno at ioc IS bbs and Refined BOr4x az
sal Jssp quiet a. 42l as IS csses Chigs Rheubsrb
closes noins at 2 Dry yerdsr' Is scarce on TIE s2ot at
oe6Se 81 l2dsl Is, and Is bbis Refined Camphor at
fiouR AND MEAL-There Is lee. doing in Western and
considerable extent lower prices would have 70 be
Of OHIO are without improvement and slow Of sae the
grades steady but sell slowly the sales Of Wes;.,a
and choice brsDd Michigan 81 2597 62 Tor Supehns
saSsnSns and os siSde Of extra ohio -
aura Gsnesoe Canadian ,FOqr leas acise but Is 6rm
ovne 10 very light stock and minute arrivals sales Of 49,
s a. 81 sadsS 5l for best brands Southern
Flour freely offered and mixed brands are easier me demand
sales Of 400 bbs 81 5 80 for mixed good standing
as osa rs for fancy and brands Rye Flour
En the demand fair but we have but little here sales OF
Me-. I0 steady sales Of 200 b6s jersey at IS Sill Buck
whss TSur b ds%sn Sa 81 S g .S @ 200 so,.,
Bunch at o. Isl ALSO bb Havana Oranges per steamer at
ss 30 SSi Apples are quiet Eastern Russets command
Al 50; Western - 25d IS Is, a. 20 quality.
FlsH-A kinds are dull prices are unchanged LOCO qtls
Pollock the market aud some Hske in casks MACK
sre quiet but steady.
GRAIN-Tbere 10 II change in Whea. market the de
nsod fair for milling sales Of 200 bush Red sonih'IH ct
FL 70 ESQ bus good White at VI va Oats are In fair
request and prime Chcseos and wanted sales Of
Jeisey at d4oc State Al iSc Ohio at4EG3c and Sn
sa.o at &c Barley at goa s 80 Rye rather
Iover moderate request sees OF 500 bush inferior
souera FL; $500 bush PENNSYLVANIA at 81 TO- Corn
6,r good for the home trade and the East
900 bush 6205c for Southern
NIed 6tde7c Southern White and Yellow and t%G55
Or Ro1sd Yellow.
HlDEs-Ihe market firm At the highest prices ever
hnovn There have been arrivals OF consequence,
which strengthens holders In their position Sales Of 5000
Buenos Agree nc, part lees cent, gas Ansours 2O
Ms o. 2fc; 100 do 2ic. so sayaniA, 2l0Zl lbs al
Is4e 450 Dry Sailed Havana AT i4c less cents 30 Dry
Lssuns rs at &c less cents $40 Dry Ssted Porto
Rico 81 B9l Wormed San Juan, Is bs, at l7ic
essh Dry Southern l6lalsle cash The stock
about Latest dates from the River Platte and Rio
frande port Hides board 22a y ~ with exchange
and a2c with specie 50 600 Ssed contracted for IN
for England and 100000 Sailed and Dry for the
North Of Europe, prime pally for Antwerp
.,.rrntxr OF IMPORTS UP TO MARCH 81 FOR PAST FIVE
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UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
NEw-Y DIRK,

NEw-Y ORK,
No. 10 WALL-sr. -
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARs On
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY VI
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and 70 authorized to ae' -
guardian or receiver of es,ates -, .r,os,-s
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
sY ORDER OF ANY COURT N THIS STATE
Gpelu ding Surrogs,e's,) per cent x..L
Prom individuals corporaions TOT rerod OF SIX
or % be paid on thirty days notice, 5 per cent
For fees period, on shorter notice, per cent
TRUSTEES:
rosFPH LAWRENCE PETER COOPER,
RoRFRr KELLY LUTHER BRADISH,
EDWIN D. MORGAN, THOMAS TiLESIONi
tpIsTus CORNING. JOHN ]. PHELPS,
IiVFs sI'YDAM WILSON @. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, y. H. AhSOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARI ES r. biLE
IOTiN / cisco BF WHEELWRIGHT,
nhVtD UADDFN EDMUND COFFIN,
IACOp HARSFN THOMAS SLOCOMB,
JAMES s. SEYMOUR, CLINTON GlLBEkI,
GRTFNF G BRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH,
DAEiFI MILLER JOHN JACOB Aston, JR.,
ThirR n HALSTFD RUBEN N. WALWO ORTIZ.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
LAM A grR Gecretary-
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1oisls'. ogII UIV7 ,IF 60. 30 -. 800, a.
lat year 2lg Me.s 6zast month 61soiast year 2fJ
Tim Ne,s S5-lsst month, slO-ast year ~ Prime Mes
u a.t wear PINE s9 at moOib 5lc9-le't year o
nnr. sasi month 673-sst year. 1876. Rsfuss Mess III
1s.t mouth I9-last year ooS Refuse Prime. 3l5-ls~t
Ipon,b is2-las year 49, Other Refuse. 5f-isT month
cI3-i,s, year eas Uninspeeted. 323lest month 80
last yesi Ice. Totals 2I4GO-lsst month. a, 5-ia yea"
a s7s. NIL, vi
Lam Tsomp Per
o..Ii.. L-s'a esn1s Sos soos ies Do~d' Total
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WHALEBONE-The market is firm, with sales at New
Bedford Of 59ooO Ochotsh, supposed at S and 1900
South Ser al 46kc.
Whlshl-lhe market again better the demand good and
The supply ght sales Of 400 bills al d 2s.c for OAo and
Prison and Old Ohio in store SEC.
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RNceipfs Of Yr0d nee

~ EJts RagyeaS-i 80 bt!s Flour $50 90 Whsky, 20
Ds 80 Ikss Butte roo Co Provisions ESQ tes Gran 500
sess Lsslptr, Phss Atbss ~ sUpsnes
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CCPPFR-Eew sh.athing steady, win s0les o az eI
x~nt Al SIC Yellow Metal - Unchanged ~es OF both kinds
DYEwOODs-The market 10 se'iye, with 'sles Of So
Sun, 81 Domino I0gwood $50 5V fN Gosh IN bondi 10
Fohs,eo do at s6; 30 a, M lO2 Jamaica AZ
e175 GO days sayana Fusto at Sl7 jOd tl8 IL Sapan
Wood AZ go cash; n tuns DO a. f55 nos ~ tuns hondu
"a. and Jssica Fusic shipped on own
ar, account The imports the past month we'e 2! 81 DO
4si Jamaica 37 Tobacco rs Cuba fast'c, HI hAr@ca
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financial.
dividend YOTICE.-THE sEMI-ANNUAL

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-THESE Ml-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due In this city the FIRST DAY
OF APRIL proIo, the following named Securities VI"
be paid on after date the office Of the unterasned
on the presentation Of the proper Coupons VIZ
The BONDS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, (OhoJ
issued to THE COLUMBUS AND xEHIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, 7 per cents
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTIES OF MARION AND
SHELBY, tObio) ssued to THE BELLEFONTAlSE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY 7 per cents
THE CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE, AND AsHTABULA
RAILROAD CoMPANYs SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS,
per cents.
THE BELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY's SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, per cents
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAISE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY'S INCOME BONDS, 7per cents
New.YoIk March 20, 1856. WINSLoW, LANIER Co.
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u.,h,.. .CAnrrulLI RIponrnD ron Tnr TRIscsE.

TUtfDAIl IT,
ARHEs-Tbe market 10 6rm bot qaSet AZ 80 Tor T0~ al"
Pearls SGJerstGs 10 steady a. 7e ctsh ..,h
COrTON-The market steady a. yestsroAJ ~ 80 ga
aHn taSbsss doing and slisht stock ooen"ti ' " -'
h~Ses. We so.e ss follows: s.-,o,.
SEvyoKk cLbssIFIctnCy ,ol-..
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Psssea1ers Arrived


h erts Go1Ses Ass. ,ro sa'a"iS'-D.H~ bf'Hn.n' VIE
tkd chid
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cOEFTFfbe demand 10 signtesnt be- holders conin se
80 In bs ,lsv, Sales Of 3je Tags RIO at ldi2e, ana -
A. laIe The stocks hand this evening 81 az
Sssr.ons follows also the stock Of Mo At toe several
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orYIoI TIE RErvsLIc FIsssscRASeE Co,
No. "A Whlst, 10th Jsn-ary, 1855
HyHE BOARD of IRI ISTEES have THIS DIV

OryICE OF THE REPUBLic FiRs- bsuRncE o., (
No. "A WAl-st.. 10th Jsn-ary, 1881.
TvHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
Il declared DIVIDEND u FORTY EIGHT PER CENT
10 policy helders the Of their premiums paid pol
COMPANY and which have terminated within
the endiIx the S1st December ls5t
TNey have declared further dividend Of SIX AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT the CAPITA stoeh, payable ~
thosr shareholders in rash md scrip on demand -
They also declared dividend OF slA P1R CENI IN
cash on the amount Of outstanding scrip.
The Charter OF this Company wLeh combines ne hNuH
prAop~l with cash capital provides that a-er payment % In
capital the mnins profts shall be annually
porioned e shareholders and the polio ybode and
e scrip therefor b paid Of urr3 the
together with he capital shau enee.d ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
CASH CAPITAL s15O 09O-WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
TRUSTEES
Charles r. Russell James Warren,
Daniel B. Fearing Arthsr Leary.
William H. Russell. N. w. Hamilton
Auxustus C. DOWNING D-aning Daer,
G.fswsy B. Lamar, John Steward, H.,
WIN. Butler Duncan, Robert 3. aiuturp,
y. II. Wolfe, Reuben Withers
Isaac Townsend, Edwerd C. Ceuter,
Josish Oskes, Daniel Drake Smith,
joseph GslArd. H., Fredere q. Fsster
Jas. d. Waterbury, PeleG Hall,
George Curtis, Robert $. Hone,
Georte T. Adee Samuel V. Holman,
John J. Aston, IT,, Jacob Anthony, IT,,
Frsdk A Del.uo J. p. GuaGd Foster,
Abraham Bell John A c. Gray.
ROBERT ). HONE, PrsiSen-
D. p. CrRKy, Secretary.
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YTNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST," due and
payable THIS CITY the let of APRIL NEAT on tho
following mentioned Securities, vizi
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CON-
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, Per Cents
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CON-
PANY INCOME BONDS, 7 Per Cents.
MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COM
PANY REAL ESTATE BONDS. 10 Per Cents.
ROSS COUNTY (ohOJ BONDS ssued for Erection Of Pub'
lie Buildings, Per Cents:
CITY OF GAINESVILLE (ohio) BONDS issued for School
purposes, Per Cents
VIII be paid on presentation Of the proper Coupons At cur Of
' ATWOOD q Co.
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NITY OF MOBILE BONDS.-The COUPONS
due l Of April the City Of Mobile Bonds Nos ~
10 y2 and Nos sol 400 inclusive able at the
office Of Ke,ohu Rogers Benen. viii be paid by the sub
,criber at No. IS William aud sfter that date
NORRIS XETCHUM.
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OFFICE MORRIS CANAL AsD BIC. Co.,
JERSEY CITY, March i5 1856.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AN
IN ELECTION will held the office of the Com
p.ny jersey City MONDAY tbs 1th day OF April next
Er the choice Of THREE DIRECTORS Ia place of Class
No. |, whose Of service will then eApiIe, aud
ONE DIRECTOR of Glass No. 5, To Gil vscsrcy The poll
viii be open from Il o'clock M until 5ocock P. IN. The
Transfer Books will Do closed and from the l8h inst until
tIr stb dsy of April l.. N. CONDIr, Secretary.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneeri
CTOCKS.-ADRIAN III. MULLER will hold
- h. weekly sale of STOCKS THIS DAY lt o'clock. at
The Mercbsnts Exchange Some desirable securities will be
offered
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OFFICE of the NETWORK AND NEW
~ HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY, No. H.noyer.st=
NOTICE To BONDHOLDERS.-Holders Of PER CENT
BONDS Company hereby notified that n pursuance
raxed its last May session. the Treasurer authorized and
prepared to exchange for the outstanding Bonds bearing per
nboized BY the before bearing per cent Inter-
sst ard SECURED BY AN ONLY MORTGAGE on the Con-
W. Road Franchises Said exchange will be made at this
Eaice or MI further notice By order Of the Directors.
Gswyo,L March 10 1855. VIM BEMENT Treasurer.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE oF NEwYoRr}
ALBANY. March d, 1855. )
THE OSWEGO RIVER BANK has this day
In this office notice of the appoint nent ofthe OCEAN
BANK in the City Of New York agent for the redemption
circulating agreeable 70 the act entitled An act 70
amend relating to Incorporated Banks Banking
Individual Bankers" passed April IT, 1881
JAS NJ. COOK, Superintendent.
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vJyHE PARK BANK.-Capitel, 81, 600 600, with
pryuese 10 increase The tO0o00oo This Sank
will be opened business their banking House head OF
B,ekman st. opposite the Park GA MONDAY March 81 1850,
10 which we invite the attention all classes business men.
REUBEN w. HoWEs, ProsideHG
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
Unparalleled Stupidity.

The late Know Nothing State Conven.
ton a. Columbus promul gated tho doc.
trine that hereafter no candidate for a
national, Stale, or county, Office. unless
he be Know Nothing, shall receive
the support Of the Order. Now, the
plain English Of this resolution means
this--that Salmon P. Chase should not
have been elected, and that the Order
will, hereafter, set itself up against tho
rest Of community. The Same doctrine
has been before put forth; but il was
never regarded BY any liberal Of enlisht.
ened american. |, will not now 10 70.
garded; it should NOT, and never can be.
Thomas Spooner was 10 the right khen
he said that the only question which
now divides the country is that OF extend.
ing slavery. To this question all oshers
must give way. 1t is before the country,
and il cannot be removed till either the
slavery or the anti ti.slavery party shall
be forced to yield. There 10 no middle
ground. Friends to the right stand by
your colors!-C Cleveland Leader
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

A Russian SEcT.-Thcre is a sect in
Russia called Malakani, or Millenari.
ans. Their leader and lounder was Te.
remit, who pretended that he was sent
from God, and was the prophet Elias.
He announced, in 1888, that the Lord
would appear in two years and half,
and fixed the day when he himself, like
Elijah, should be carried up to heaven
in chariot Of FIRE. The moment arriv
ed, and thousands Of his followers came
from all parts Of Russia to witness the
miracle. Terenti appeared, msjes,ical. |.
ly seated upon chariot; he ordered
the multitude to PROSTATE themselves,
and then, opening his arms like an ca.
gle spreading his winss, he leapt into
the air. The poor prophet fell heavily,
and bruised an old woman who was neal
his car. Tho Malakani, irritated at
having been duped, seized Teranti and
delivered him to the police, who cas-,
him into prison, where he persisted in
declaring himself the prophet Of God.
He died soon after, but m any still be-.
lieve in his divine mission.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
Dollar Weekly Nswspapers.

TIE Hillsborough Citizen has the fol.
lowing truthful and sensible remarks on
the subject Of the city "Dollar Weeklies,"
with which the country is usually flooded
at this season Of the year:
"They are but rehash Of The city dsi.
lies. Hence their low price. They get
up large, fine looking paper, which 10
all the merit it possesses. And, indeed
when properly looked at, this ceases to
be merit, for two.thirds Of the matter ID
Of no use TO tho country reader, being
city locals, nonsense, and ertisements.
In order to make them appear late, they
are dated two, three, aud sometimes four
days in advance Of the. publication day.
and from otherwise being unreliable, sre
actually fraud upon the public, and
tend. more than anything else. to keep
down the prosperity and destroy the use.
fulness of reliable country newsps spers.
The public should think Of this and
encourage their own papers, and cease
to be guIled by these city speculation"