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Il III l. I " G. s.
PATENT FIRE Il WATER PROOF
r O @ f 7 n G..

L Is claimed that this Roofing is superior to
any other now in use, for the following
reasois:
1st. 1t is cheaper than any other that will
answer the same purpose.
2nd. 1t is not injured by the atmosphere, nor
when covered for any length of time with water.
1t will neither scale or crack in the coolest
weather, nor flow or lquify in the hottest
weather. sarz
Bird. tits not materially affected when used
as promenade, and is to great extent nom
conductor of heat.
4fh. 1t will not color or communicate any
prejudicial quality whatever to rain water
falling upon it.
9Th. 1t is more durable than Tin or shiag!es
or than any other Concrete Roofing now in use
being composed of the most enduring materials
known TO the mechanical world, the most
prominent of which is Gum Shellac.
9th. tits the only material that c an be brought
into general use, that will either make good
Fire Proof Roof, or what is equally desirable
in our towns and cities, a gooo Fla Roof
We have purchased the above Patent right
for Wapello, Davis and Appanoose Counties,
and will put on the roofing for all who NAV
want good, durable and cheap roof. Or we
will sell the right for Davis and Appanoose
Counties.
For further information apply or address
JOEL b. MYERS g. DAVIS
Feb. 18th, 1886, If, Ottumwa Iowa.
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The EXTRA SEssIoN,-The New
York Herald Of the 18th has the follow
ing:
II is stated tina, the session was brough.
about by the exer,ions of JEFF. Davis,
who declared that he could no, keep the
army together wi,hou, the appropriations
An angry Discussion took place IN the
Cabinet Council yesterday morning, and
i,issa that Messrs. Gushing AID Camp
bell came near having personal collision.
i. 10 not known when The session will
terminate. The President is universally
Denounced by the democratic for wan, Of
nerve.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

iay's Arthrre.ic and Key; Key TO Davies
Algebra; Cutters Physiology; Lovell's Young
Speaker; Websters School Dictionary; Walk
ers Do; hlcGuffey's Readers and Spoilers;
Wizards United States; Bulliohs Grammer;
Smiths Do; Mitchell's Geography; OIney's
Do; Anthon's Latin Lessons; Comstock's PHI
losophy, and Chemistry; ard general assert
ment OF School Books together with States,
Paper, Ind, Ink-Stands &C., just received by
w. L. ORR.
May, Goth, '56.
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DySentery Cordial.

This is one of the best remedies for Chol.
ra, Cholera Morbus, Dysenterv, Bloody
Flux, Bilious Cholic, and Cholera Infa n
tum, which has ever been discovered. 1t
is mild in its operation, and can be admin
lstered with perfect safety to all persons
OF every age and situation, even to the
most delicate infant. All the recommen.
dation it wants is trial.
Price Fifty Cents per bottle.
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0s- All the above remedies putup and
for sale by DIR. RAIfF q WEsTLAAE, Fair
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principal Druggists
throughout the State.
July 10th, lS55.--l
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Pulmonary BaIsam.

A sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness. Coup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Splitting Of Blood, Soreness in the chest,
Whooping Cough, and all pulmonary az
iections. A sure remedy where medicines
will do any good. Try il.
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
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Patent Medicines.

OSGOODS Chologogue, Carriers Spanish
Mixture. Woods Hair Restorative, Bachelors
Hair Dye, Lyons Katharion and a complete as
sortment of all the popular remedies of the day,
for sale by w. L. ORR.
May Slh $50
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TIE FREMONT TRAIN.

TuNE-"On Dan Tucker"
Tie Fremont train has got along.
Just jump aboard, We foes of wrong!
Our traili is bound for Washington;
ii carries freedoms bravesf son!
Clear the track, finibuster,!
Now's no time for threats and busters!
Char the track! or, ere you dream on't,
You'll be meath the train of Frcnoau
Now, down in Washington, they say,
The Border Ruffians have their way;
And loud they talk Of 'sBuck and Brock !"
For making Kansas all wreck.
Clear the track, sc.
But they've gotup no such big team
AS this of ours, that go. by steam;
And arguments, we've not a few,
To bring In men just such as ycu.
Clear the track, &c.
They tell us, though, that Washington's
A dangerous place for freedoms sons,
For canes are cheap, and laws are scarce,
And murder trials all farce
Clear the track, &c.
But what care we for ruffian might,
When we are on the side of right?
And soon Well let them feel the pains,
That votes can cause as well as canes!
Clear the track, sc.
And don't you see we've just the man,
To meet the foe?-for he who cal,
Brave torrents wild and mountain SHOWS
Will fear no Brooks nor Southern blows.
Clear tn. track, &c.
Then jump aboard the Fremont train,
And soon the Capital we'll gain,
Then we'll rejoice o'er one in power,
Who never will to Slavery cover.
Clear the track, sc.
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Nv MMD -A~r
ID E N Y / ~!

INC, THE Citizens of Wapello County, and
4 that portion of them who reside on tha
south side of the Demoine River in particuIrr.
and the Travelling Public generally who have
TO cross the river we would say that il would
be to their Interest and convenience to prefer
the Upper Ferry known as ''Overmans Ferryn
situated one mile west of Ottumwa; where thew
snail be crossed at all times when the CROSSING
IS safe and practicable with Promptness and
dispatch. N'''
Our Ferry is the oldest and most REGULAR
Ferry on the River in or about this yicinitT and
is justly entitled to the name OF ..Permanexf.n
always ready for a trip without wasting an hour
and sometimes endurilga total disappointment
Gas IS the case very often with some other
ferries) Then come on one and all. Those who
wish to cross by the year can 10 SO. at yery
satisfactory prices and those who wish to cross
by the trip can be accommodated at corresponds
ing low pr.ces the Ferry is now owned by
HIcKENLoopER and OvERMAN, and as "JoHs'h
is familiarly known by the Oldest Inhabit
and some of the new ones, as an "OId Wat2et
Dog" OF the most amphibeops kind it should
De sufficient guarantee that Customers will get
their money back. .
HICKENLOOPER g. OVERMAN.
Feb. 21st, 1856, no. ly.
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Esrray Mare and YemrIing Mule

EsTray Mare and Yenrling Mule
STATE OF IOWA,
WAPELLo COUNTY,
FAKEN UP, by +. G. Eastman, at his re-
L sdence in the Town OF Ottumwa, Iowa,
on the 1st day of juno 1856, AN estray mare and
yearling IN ie Said mare is of brown color,
supposed to be nine years old last spring, left
fore foot and both hind feet white and apprais-
ed at ninety dollars; the yearling mule APP
prised at forty dollars by John Myers and
Clark Williams, before Thomas Sinnamon Esq.
Juice sc.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, June 10Th, 1856.
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pLOW and BLACKsMITT.
ESTRAY HORSE.

STATE OF IOWA
WApELLo COUNTY.
UP, as an es,ray by Jono,han
Il Thompson at his Plantation in Dahlonega
Township. in said County. on or about the 18th
day of June 1856, one bright bay horse about
fourteen hands high, six or seven years old;
both hind feet white up to, or near the hook
oints, white spots on the shoulders, supposed
10 have been made by the collar. Slightly
crease fallen, and appraised at one hundr eb
dollars by Jared p. Tharp and J. M. Hamblin
before Leander T. Stuart, Justice of the Peace
of said County.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa July I'd, 1856.
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y WHITE LEAD, Red Lead, Chrome Greene,
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ochre, India Red,
Prussian Blue, Linseed Oil and Tnrpentne for
sale by w. L. ORR.
May, 9Th '56
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HAVING opened Shop in Ottumwa for
Il 4 the sale of Stoves and Manufacture of Tin
Ware, in all its varieties, respectfully solicite
share of patronage from the Citizens of OF
tumwa and Wapello County, and adjoining
Counties, where they will always find good
article at the lowest prices. -
Having had many years experience in my
business, feel competent TO execute any work
in my line may be favored with.
MefaHc Roofing erecuted wuh care
and neataers. Copper and Tin
gathering ofany required shape.
Spouting and Spoutingheaas
made IF copper tin or zinc.
Models Of Machinery or
any article for the Pat
tent Office; Jobbing
OF alikinas and in
all Metals that
can be donein
a in Shop.
Shop on Main Street, next door to the Ba-
kerry. GEORGE SMITH.
Otlumwa March Goth, 1S55.-ne5tf.
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Grand Chance
TO INVEST IN PE.2L ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 west the
capital in the Mercantile Business in whwb he
is engaged, offers for sale Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only
few blocks from the centre Of business, and on
block adjoining the Depot of the b. & M.
r. r. in Ottumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value Of tho
property extremely low. The House is
substantial two story, and on one side, three
sorry frame building with five rooms, and ar
ranged for two families. Will sell the House
and one lot separately, but prefer 10 sell the
whole together. A. L. GRAVES.
no. 2. If.
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Land and Exchange
d H H E.C 10 :.

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened lin the
Room lately occupied by the River Land OH
cers) an Office for the
Purchase and Sale of Farms,
Hid Lands and 7own
Property.
Purchase Sale and Location
of Waranfs, Payment
Of 7ares, Sc
Being Notary Public and having an
Abstract Of Titles, Town Plat, Sectional Conn-
ty Maps, aud Blanks Of every kind he will give
particular attention to the Examinations Of
Titles and Conyeyancing.
EXCHANGES. Louis aud Eastern bought
and sold. Collections made &c &c.
Mortgages, and LIST Class Notes Cashed at
all times.
For Sale, Choice Farms in Wapcllo and Van
Buren, upoa aud near the river
Wild LANDS in Wapello, Davis, Van Buren,,
Polk, Green, Union. Adams. and
De. atur counties.
Ottumwa Lots. Out Lots, &c.
Also--Lands and Lots of w. Ruddick in
Wapello, held by Decree title, for Tax of 81.
no. 8. II. JAMES ID. DEVIN.
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AT Welsh celebration in New York citv
DIR. Jones told the following amusing anec-
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT or NEWBORN.
Cleared.

steam.hip-Emeu (Br) Nee auley Liverpool, E. Cuasrd
Shps-Andoyer, Berry, Newt Orleans, W. Nelson Son
North Wind Cove, San Francisco, Grinnell Mintun.
Bsrks-Leayett Hacksaf Archange via Hamburg Punch
Meircke; Brothers Gooch. CieniGegos struyer, Kohl
klugkist 49,
Bfgs-Rover (Br) Elkn, St. John, NIB J. Riekard Co
Acus tBr) Kay. St John B., F. l. Neyqs Soni Samson
islands Phisdephs Gusno Co w. Williams lBr) MAXWELL,
St John ~ T.. Valance Buley Delahed Gray Port
Prince H. Delsfed; s Small Brown Jacksonville Thompson
Hunter; Croton, Bye, Port Prince, o. L. A. Ferris
Waproo Cooms Gibara Walsh, Carver Chase.
sekool ers-R h Hammond Huntley. Baltimore Mailer,
Lord Queresu; Fairfax, Mott Alexandra, Abbott Dodge
$ A. Taylor Taylor Windsor Johnson sagh; ~ bayes
JAYNE Norfolk Sturgess Clearnan Gertrude, Lewis Porto
Csbeo s. Duncan; James Lawrence, Alien Boston Dayton
STrsgue Psladn, Avery Bristol master; Rio Means Jack
McCresdy, Mot CO.. Target Davis Savannah Scranton
Tsuan; D. Dawson Hardie ST. Bartholomew r j. Goodwin.
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,.-.-, - a,ed, ecth, Hsns JokEsea, q ses-
r.n n Sorv.y dled. Have bad seiJ - - re. - WV
$500 "a Ia. h.en IA DAYS ~ Of hatterG VIZ
Bris CeIestrs lof Msshsss, FssesI .,.s, H.s, "a
leases, 70 Hailet, Dew Iesns ,...sss
Big San Jasn (N.1 Buresos', 'e's o's1 ~.->''
hI; ,s.,ins ESie. (of Bsneosl Knesison' heneoio~
r., i.Sslis Jewett Chapman, TRINIDAD ouss' ~ s-''
.us.y AZ 10 II. D. Brookman Co c-,.... NH "a
brit Elsnors Bangor Bartlett T.s ,,ols .hip
nose. 70 n ~ N.vh.ryport from New Orleans tor Liver
81 "a :. . her .ssn sst6 Of hstinss reef ,os
BIZ Enehsntrsss tBr.j oBrien Hanaees' r'A 'e' :" -
Re- Az rss,,.r tof B.nsorl Wsve Ro JsnsTo y sso
. $50 a. Pu,hury Sanford. Sid IN co. wiz sup WIN
Frothius hsn Babbidge, Tor London. - ,,r. w. Raw
schr Prince Deboo, (of Chsthanl IfH' 49, -
.hn ..sore " miles q CsrryHort rect wteeNs
rloss bv her, she appeared 20 have Just soao o
Bris VonscAsei key, iMeeL) nyen, New ha'eo' " '''
sesr A. Goodwin, F.irehld, Ne-bern' naval '''re' TO
sesr @. F. Brown che.tm.n, Plymouth c. corn %
master. ,,,x
sehr G. = Weaver, White, Indian River, De- corn " '0
sesr s b. Bailey Cherry smyrna. Del. sern 70 B. fGs
sehr. Ship Carpenter Beaz'e, snyrns' pe~' e0'0 - "
sehr s. D. Sparks, Lawrence, Philadelphia.
sehr. John WEIGHT, ThoTs. Virgins wooa
Schr Scion lockwood Camden, Me-, Iiise'
sb, abe Gould Jacksonville u days, lumber 70 master
Sehr sarah Minse, Williams, PhlsdeipaA
ScSr Adelaide Neker.on, Wsrehsm
sehr Alvarxdo, Wsss, saeo, hesdine
sloop Fr.pkin Avery, New London, OIL ,
Sjoop Ws,hinstsn, Smith New London, oil
Propeller Decatur Geer, Norwich.
BELOw-Bark Esele, of Buekspot, from -.
wIND-Durns the day, s.sE
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &C. ndse. to Lud
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston 70 hours to sposori
Tneson CO. 9Th inst " P M passed steamer hsy QUE
TeSsed tchr A. J. DeRossett bound 1t . miles n
of Hteras Shoals sisnszed steamer Jas Adser hence to
CksIeton Up siaHslized steamship Augusta hence for
Savannah. ,-. 1.-,,;u
e SD ton in co. % hp Monsoon for New and
bark H. Snow Boston Jan u the Straits Of sun
sS @I the Monsoon Msici q s 80 IS n lou 81 80 passed
sehr MsssTP, stE s;SEi Sh int saw ;ap Monsoon,
Bern uda and sandy Hook with gales AID head winds
Oct IS, the North Pacific lat q 81 lon 10 r. Io over
board WIn Roberts aged It, OF the Rev Henry r. ROBERTS
SHIP Moasoon. Bsker Foo Dec p Came til .oush
the Straits q suuda in CO. ships Robin Hoo sword Fish
bsks H. and Juno, and some OF 10 other ships sld
p pse from 1 Foo for Boston jaw in str.
Of Suda spoke ship Robin Hood Beare from Shanshse for
e" from shasse for New 18th lat: u IS " lon 81 5.
SPOKE wbaieshp Msnerys from Sandwich Islands f.r
County Of Kent Ene died of consumption seel Is
Sept the from San Francisco to Hong Kong Taos
NJ Grin, seaman fell from the AnyaId overheard and was
ship Auaredy (Fr Poapard Rochelle d. brandy &C.
ReIsad March lat . Ion. a. spoke b. ba't
Une from Colombo fo London IL day. out short Of pTov'
Ship Ashburon packet Bradi.h Liverpool Jan nt'e to
c Grinne March 2 ls g 8 Ion % o. eheh19sed signals
in sse from NJ. Henry Dsmore, seaman. Of Dublin, fell
fun the fore mast overheard and vas lost: Have s
sprung head Of ainast head of ren. aud main CHANNELS
Ship Meta lBrem De H.re, Newcastle Eng Jan Is coal
TO Barclay Livingston Have had very heavy gales from w.
during the passage, lost stanehions bulwarks, &c .
Ship Oder Ham, Sehwensen, Havre n dsys IN ballast to L
Beeh Is Kunksrdt.
ship RObena Bartlett London Jan. - ud.e. and pass TO
Durham Dmon Experienced heavy weather split rutder'
bead, &e. A.,
.eie. g Gays, nas- 70 Boyd Hocien Ia. h,d much
heavy weather prung rudderhes &c boarded By po,
boat J. A Wes,eryelt (No 49, In lat 20 lS Ion II 10
Bari Kong H.kon, (Sorw. savesn, Newcastle, Ing GOA
II. p W. Meyer. March L. lat A. lon o. saw safss
ceberE
Bark Agnes (Br Lewis Trinidad a day. sugar 10 Ho~lsnd
Apinva SD IN co. with Br. bark John Andersen, for
Greeoock. =,
BAH Eliza Bars (Br) Wellington ClenfaesOs March =
saxar kc TO Tucker lxhtbourne Sid in with oAn
Kate Lincoln for New.YoTk VIM. Henry for PhsdePHiA
And Cabssa, for Boston .
Bs Gov Anderson Wilson. Key West II days cotton &c.
to r. 5. Maitland Co pua - -,
sussI ke. Peck Lyman. Have bad heavy weather Hs
lt lin gale ro W. prlns Aeak Of 900 strokes per noaf
Brs Marshall Nsy (of Warren, Ne Lula, s. JASo caes
days, susG, k&, e ~ ysyiSr Co March I' Lac = n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

when Toe BANKS ed the came amour. Of spece as u
present. ana 600 eco higher than they did in August
lsh' whs the specie line SIS, 800 900. Meantime
.ne .,epcsi,s have increased from s74,eOo, 600 70
- COZ, 600, by the gradual Capitalization Of
business at this point. A portion Of the increased
soans or the past week due to the commencement. OF
busiDess by the Park Bank, the paid up caP''1' o.
which 81 a2s 7ae, and loans sl7l ,54l The increased
loasu some 500 900 Of the Metropolitan bshk' are
dsre TO the same source large portion OF the iuns OF
the Park Bank having been deposited with Us GEAR
ine Heuse agent, the Metropolitan. There has, now
ever beep in addition, a general increase OF loans,
which we are sorry to see, and which is we believe
entirely updemanded by the legitimate wants OF the
busness world The circulation, il will be noticed,
b.s cressed $500 O0o which is novel feature, the
circulation having continued, with but little varation
below eight millions for many months. The deposits
show nominal increase Of o., 500 900, but the actual
increase Is as follows, $685. 3i. .
Deposits March ze.............'.''''es o'le,SS9.
Average elesrinss. "'1''Of
lctu deposits. boIfooIsts
Deposits April 5..'.'''..'''.'''''''''' 1890
Average eksrings ............'''''''''' %'i'@|'''
Actual deposits. peIFssIog,o.
Irerese ......................s...'s. SS<o,'o1
The comparison of the present statement Will INC
previous week is: n...
loans. Specie. oiIcss saos Deposit De, sd .,
March St5t5 ,s, sazss s sssas soSsss
IneI...s. sa.nsni sas;@i s4 .4a 2Sl i'.'.
The movement for the las. thirty-fye weeks has
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Receipts Of Produce

BY Erie Railroad Monday pv 5th- 20 bbls. Flour, l3)
DO. Whisky, go do Provisions, $500 sides Leather.
BY Hudson Rrer Railroad tie peek ending Saturday
Ap STU lsg77 head Cattle S Calves 81 Sheep 81 pkss
Sundries Ol3 bbs WHISKY 95 DO Beer, rs do Ashes, 2I
ItEs Butter 1870 bush. Grain 3j bills Flour 5.&75
sides Leather 1851 gals Mix 32 lbs Hops 1872 do Hemp sa
do. Wool
BY Harlem Railroad for rsek sHdia0 Saturday 1pyi 5-
8i Mill p head Cattle go Calves, 20 Sheep 1885 lbs
Meat $50 Tkgs Sundries G8 bush Grain 1880 rms PapeI
$40 bills Flour 100 do. Pickles, 500 lbs. WGddi1g.
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Total for months. ss5sl6,O6 sii6a52so $5375542
The imports for the first thres quarters of the fiscal
year will be $50 900 larger than for the
ssme period Of the previous yeaA bus,less than for
Tie same period of ls53-54. The exports, exclusive
OF specie, for the same period, show an excess of
tl4,ooo, 600 over the same period of last year.
In Flour the market lie heavy FOR common brands,
but the better descriptions firm The arrivals are
moderate. State brands are selling at Sc S0as
The features Of the marNt for Southern brands are
much the same as for the Western. Good and stand
ard brands Western are g. asa IS. Good Wheat
is fru and in moderate stock. There is An exnort
inquiry. sale Of 1900 bush good Red Western
was made at o. TO- Com is better, with more inouir,
for export Sales at 60 a6s!e. There have been 900
bales Cotton sold at full prices. Groceries are not
active but are firm. The Pork market is heavy, but
faT sales Of Prime could be made at q concession.
Beef Is inactive and heavy. Bacon s in demand but
Gut Aests are more plenty and less firm. Lard has
downward tendency.
The Bank Statement shows general expansion,
with the exception Of the very important item Of
Specie The Loans have touched higher point than
ever before, and one which indicatee disastrous
sevulson later, and for which the business
world would do well TO prepare. The Loans now stand
se,'oo,ooo higher than they did 10 January Last,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Judge Z. p. Cowles, we understand, has been ap-
pointed Receiver Of the Eighth Avenue Bank. An
attempt being made TO inforce the individual liability
clause of the bank law against the stockholders.
The bids for 81 6OO0oo six per cent and 100000
FIVE per cent City Stock for the Central Park wero
opened at the Controllers office to-day by Mr. Flagg,
in the presence of Robert Kelley Chamberlain of the
city, and other persons interested The five per cents
are redecmebl in 1905 and the six per cents in 1889
The bids for the six per cents were within less than
$500 600 Of the amount needed, not including those
which did not specify the amount that would be taken.
Tie bids for the five per cents very small some
Sl75,ooO, but there several bidders for any
amount TO be awarded, but who probably scarcely
expected have 81 coo 600 divided among them. The
bids for both descriptions ranged, with small except,
ions, from par to per cent premium. The result was
as follows:
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Markets. .Reported by Tslegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5-CoTroN: sales to-day GEO bales
market steady at former rates; Mddling s!G9i MoLAssEs
Sc FLOR +7G 81 b Co.'s i9c. Mess PoRg; small sales
sl6 l2d $l6 2j LARD, &C. CoTroS FREIGHTs to Liver
Iool. ID
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Nv telegraph.

sAvANNAH-Arr April S. U. s. NJ steamship Florids, New
York. 80 - c.o... Az, rro..
hon Oct II via St George Bermuda 10th ut TOT bosom
h.,n driven of The three times "a INST si % 10 ION
n 40 oie brs George Brown SIS days from Mes.a for
delphia Si.t u 81 lon IT, spoke ship Capitol nom L'
errool for Baltimore. $50 M T., "
stoke March a. lat So ION. es 20 ship MseanAw from BAIT
more Havre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

We call attention of the creditors of Adams & Co.
Of Calfons TO the advertisement OF Gilbert A. Grant,
Referee.
There was an increased activity in the Money mar
kei to-day, but the supply is still abundant.
The commerce OF this port for the last three and
nine months has been as annexed:
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Tie bids having all been opened, Mr.. flagg stated
that any penon not having ,ubecr.o ed for y cent
stock, could, they desired, receive stock at par to
the amount Of their awards.
OfLand Warrants ThonTsoss RepOrtsr says: 0ur
present quotations are tfe lower than last week,
but the market appears TO be assuming more healthy
tone, and we do not leok for a further decline at
present.
We are a. this date April y buying and selling g
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OFFICE or TIE REPusLIc FIRE-lssuRAscF Co., ,
No. 7. Wall ar, 10th January, 1885
rJ,HE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DA

OFFICE or TIE REPUBLIC FIRE-lssuRAscF Co., (
No. ~ Wall! ar, 10Th January, 1855
rJ,HE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
i declared q DIVIDEND Of FORrY-'.lGHT PER CENT
10 policy holders Of their premiums paid pol
es Issued by this Company and which have terminated within
the year ending the 5ist December, 1854 .- ....,,,
They have declared further dividend Of SIX AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT the Capital Stock, payabls 10
theu Shareholders in cash and scrip demand. -
They have also declared dividend Of SIX PER CENT IN
cash the amount Of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter OF this Company, which combines the hatna
principal with cash capital provides that after payment OF IL
ere. its capital the remaining profs shall De annually a
poned the shareholders and the cyhode ana
the scrip issued therefor not to lie paid OF nnl the amount
together with the capital, shall exceed ONE hlLLiOS VI
DOLLARS. . 49,, s,,n,, -,
CASH CARfTAL, $3.50 0OO-WlTH LARGE SURPLUS
TRUSTEES.
Charles II. Russell, James Warren,
Daniel b. Fearing, Arthur Leary
William n. Russell, NJ w. Hamilton,
Augustus C.. Downing, DEFINING Duer,
Gazaway B. Lamar, John Steward,V,
Wm. Butler Duncan Robert b: Mnturu,
n H. Wolfe, Reuben Withers,
Isaac Tovnseud Edward c. Center
Josiah Cakes Daniel Drake Smith,
Joseph Gallard, IT,, Frederic q. Foster,
Jas 81. Waterbury, Pees Hall,
George Curtis. Robert 5. Hone,
eeoree It Adee. Samuel V. Hoffman,
John J. Aston H., jacob Anthony jr.,
PredI A Delsno j. p. Girsud Foster,
Abraham Bell, John A. c. Gray.
ROBERT 5. HONE President
d. r. CURRY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

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