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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
"Fhe rr.s.f.li in produce lie now beginning 70 have
uorne fleet in the intenor.

"The great fall in produce ie now beginning 70 nave
some effect in the intsnor.
Crops of all kinds were good the past year. Ine
r,oise il not 40 good for this. Wheat, particularly
Of which we han fine crop last year, Is very P1
ying this. Trade Is br1k and money only mooerS'e'
in demand
friend writes from Selma, Ala: ,..
1--WE have bad unprecedented rains. Al th'' .ine
Of year have usually had my entire crop OF "Ion 70
the ground, but at this moment have peI nng'e
seed planted This, however, dOes not u1ltate against
the final return Of the crop. H. many cases results
IN a manner highly beneficial 70 the planter, as he IL
saved the labor Of r,plantfng -.
The following table shows the average condition OF
the So Banks m Boston for the week ending March 81;
s:gst $50 So Ss ss.ss sn, ., n
Depo,i1.. i4SM go SpeG9 g. SIC s7
TotAi........sB,7sl7s9 TOtal. DEMONSTRATING
The above statement exhibits, upon comparison with
last week. an increase in the item Of net CIRCULATION Oh
s3Os so and of specie eco 7ls; and decrease in the
item Of deposits Of s29l 2s5, and Of loan si@02 $780,
TIE Phiiadelphia Ledger ofAprl says:
az he coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
William and Elmira Railroad Company, due TO
dsy, will BE paid at their Office. This Company has
recently been reorgaDzed and Some OF our noo'
efficient Of business, after careful invesNga9oH
have taken a large interest in it, securities and an
active mart in the management. loan has been
negotiated for the purpose OF paying on tne uoat'
debts Of the Company and to fully equip the resd,
and thus enable the Company to give desetcn e the
large quantity Of coal iron, lumber, &C, whcn cave
been offered for transportation, and which heretofore,
they have been unable 20 accommodate Tbs il9e OF
road forming as it does, part of great hae from
the North the Suth, is of Importance 70 eur cy
b;cb we believe IL not vet fully appreciated new
outlet from ShaIaokin coal fields to the gres' markets
Of W.rtern Ney.York has thus been opened by the
oomIletion of the Sunbury and Enc RaFTssd' fretn
Sun5u to Milton and we are InOIneu d ' ,broo eD
bus uess which insured will equal the capacity
of a road WITH a single track" -,
The following u list of the officers; abos kn1oer'
ir., Pr sident w. G. Longstreth, Treasurer Dree-
tsrs-S. V. Merrick, Israel Morris Albert WoHell,
John Tucker, Francis n. Buck, Caleb Jones, A. s.
;DeYin.
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philnaelphin CamIe nnrket..AI

There Considerable animation ia the Cattle rkes
tordsy and to-day Buyers plenty and prices advanced shade
BEEF CArrLE-The whole number Of Beef Ce'te numbered
about Gee head Of which number the following driven 70
VIZ l. ToIbegts Avenue Drove Yards: H. Resell Fayette
County, Pa 81 l. d. Ref s5 BUchler CLARK a. AID lots
belonging Wells Farnsn. Grove Brsdeu snd others, all Of
WhcA sold from 80 IS 30 ~ los 10 The rates
was about $40 p
SHEER-The supply Of Sheep continues large, 6o0 being
offered which driven 1or5erts BY Dtrck e. ube Al
ard others al OF which sold prices ffoIc e. 10
- 70 y bead, and SIC. 10 tic = %.
hoSs-Iee supply was limited only 500 having been offered
arc soid, al hon IS 3 TO a. loo 70 and IS 50 utL
Cows AND CALvEs-Ouly 100 in market aud they sold
al prces ranging from Us 70 S6S. IN quality
The arrival OF Horses Torbert PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad continues to be large, and prices st high
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


Bafss-Aoe Tsiner lpew), Spencer An.vep Pos sUN,h
o. John Wesley. Sylvester, santa Cruz, J. PerkinL
Rriss-A Blanchard Blanchard Saguals (rande We Ih,
Carer Cbsse Reindeer OBJ Curtis, @stanfls sEaton
Bro. o. s. Lsermore Dorre Cienfueses Tucker Light
bon Young Republic Libby, CeIdeuas. Russell VIKING
ysm.. Wallace, Upton Jsos'onvile Thompson pvnisI
Nichols Wilmington Walsh, Carver Chase
sohooners-Jobn, Burton Wilmington, C. 5 Powell; d C.
ause Overton Wilmington McCresdy. Mott Co; II. War
iDs Haett Portsmouth, s. W Lewis Mary, Rotbs, New
bern b. Blossom Sons l. Peacock Terry, Savannah. g. X
Gilmore Sol; A. J. DE Rosset Brewster Wilmington Doll
ner Potter Tiger, Williams Nueyes, II. D. Bcokmsn
Co; j. c. Hosuer Smith, yacmel, X Buck Co Perrine
Cbas Providence II. Newell (Br), Pars0rs Halifax,
Valance Bailey: Fakir, Dickens Bristol master
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRluA1' AfKlL a. low.

70 so 49,. 80
s1esrs-" ching orsn SIS sls2 90 e sls.i go
Cd e. els en- $50 70 sei Three years DID, 30 -
So q, ~ 20 a. market E1tr., 81 az, slo,
= SIS by lo,, 81, -, sih 80, $50 ssi'
re- ,pprly this week = thor AID be sale IRE
firm ana qucE There good attendance .. s9Js, % co.
-. IA le higher report Sou OF the test
y.afod Steer. SewYo,h we're .fsn ~ Ara T.rsan
sweet Of Msrblehesd. st sbout ss Pev[
zane over the FehbuIs Rslrsd ~ over the Boston
..d fgve Railroad and % over tho Name eIenson, loaded
with cattle sheep swils bo,es ard cv The Cste tram
v.r. al 10 promptly but Unity stocked
w. srATE.
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.InrLef.-R enorted br TelcTrapk.

EEw-OhLEAss April 1.-The adsbces By tie Ahsnrsc were
sivcj Sy The I.-o ted Press city this and
InI m the everrs editions The sales OF CorToS before
he reeutou 81 the news amounted II 200 bales qucs
tions riddns beng e}d9c- After TIE publication Of the
uers news business done 70 show rs eject spon
a. Prir Moi, and sells 9jc 10
PoRK rh.re nothing doing. The prices Of Porf
tide bsb1T Btcon-saes &c, Sbsulders7e FEEieHrs Of
C<,,o ~ -eryyol. 9-l6d
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professional Notices.

EFTTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIOfSI
disorder oths feet by and peculiar method, without cat
ting or without causing the slightest pain.
Mons LEVI Of No 50 Bis Rue de Riyot Paris, end No.
Copdutst Regens, London Surgeon Chiropodit 10 The
of and the Royal Family Of England having
been specially invited New Yosk attend
families intends remaining here and be committed daily
Sundays excepted his Office from 10 TO O'Clock, OF No VI
lIthst., between 5th and 6thays
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor OF France
Je cefs que NJ LEVI eneve les avec une eIseme
habIite LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
From James Baker, esq
certify that Dr. LEVI cured months ago OF several
troublesome bunyons without the least pain and which he'd
ed me for many years walk present with great
fort and cheeuy recommend Dr. Levi 70 my friends and tho
public. JAMES bhhEh,
New York, March "a, 1885. No q East l7th s.
From the Most Noble. the Marquis Of Lansdowne
Mr. n LEVI extracted corn tor me with perfect sc,ity ana
success LANoDo"Nr",
No So Berkeley square, London.
From Robert Ferguson ESQ., VI. D. Physician IN Ordinary TO
her Majesty OF Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has most sklifuly extracted two come nom my
'e''' "''HOu' giving MO VAC ROBERT FERGUSON, MD
No 9 Queen-st May Fair London, March 8, 1883.
From II. J. Feltus, esq
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify to bis success
m skill in having perfectly removed aIge 6uniop Of ons stand
ing, without causing any pain h. FElnuo,
Pbiladelphia July ~ 1852 No. 4 Boston-row.
In addition TO the above authenticated testimonials many
Thousands his among which several from
ladies' of the highest rank be by fayorns him with
office, No. 81 thst between 9Th and 9Th Now
York. go
n B.-No professional connection with sny person
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TUNIs MoRRELL, Auconeer: .,
y IN L. IL 4

IUNIs MoRRELL, Auctioneer: - ,,,,,,,,
DICH English Velvet and Brussels GARRETT
IA ING fpsftetns u suitl good FURNITURE in large
variety SC viii cold By THIS friday MORNING,
l o'clock No q Nasssu-st where purchasers VIII meet
win every accommodation At private sale dealers will be
satisfied they large proht, 81 The sale embraces
sssbe seroud.eass furniture well fancy being
vel known CITY manufacturers and warehouses closing business
and recesststed description examine previous Il
spacious saIesroOm. Any classification
liberty TO leave TIE CATpetnE is from the celebrated
factory Eur0re also IN bv various persons Fancy
Goods Hair Msttresle- PanOFor. Mirrors and
Pan
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Cambridge Cattle Market

Reported for THE NEw-YoSE TRIBUNE by JoHS EAroS.
W WEDNESDAY,, April J. tS.s.
Sns Of Working Oxen, Cov and Calves Yeallinss snd
ye~rsoh.
SARKsr BEET-Extrs y ewt, s9Q ssi first quality ISL:
second quality ssGss4 third quality s7 ordinary al
Hdss, y eyt, sS;et7i TslSw, ss0S.i Pels, 81 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
SYLVESTER SLOWER Aucdoneer.
I ARGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

II FURNITURE, rich Velvet and Wilton CARPETS, large
and costly Pier and Mantle MIRRORS Rosewood PIANO
FORTE, nch Suites OF PARLOR FURNITURE, valuable Oil
PAINTINGS, PARLOR ORNAMENTS, &c.-S. SLOWER
will sell, THIS DAY, April at the residence No 81 West
6thst 6hsy at 10! O'Clock the entire magnificent Fur
Iure OF the above house which OF the best pOn and
has been in four thsconsisting Of wood
Piano Forte three magnificent rosewood Suites If PsTlor Fur
nitue rich crimson and brocade do in
and sold color rosewood Secretary Bookcases solid carved
rosewood Center Sofa and Pier Tables three costly ROSEWOOD
Esgeres marble tOps with doors and backs Turkish
and Reception Chair il rich satin and tapestry solid rosewood
Gard Tables do Etsge with mirror backs ch Lace
Window Curtains and Shades; Bronze and Orrnou Clocks
costly Seyres and Dresden Vases Bronze and Paor Orrs
mens &c with number Of fne Oil Paintings Lsndsca
and other subjects
DINING-ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE-supe-
nor Oak Extension Table 3O OAK Chairs China Dinner
Set elegant oldbald and decorated China Tea and Coffee
Sets rich ruby and Glassware pier and silver Cut
le Cake Bske Casters &C. elegant carved rosewood and
nahrany Betsteads DO DO Bureaus and Washsands with
marble tops costly decorated China Toilet sets best cured
hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Bedding French oval Mir
mahogany Suites Furniture IN hair cloth cottage mahogany
spruesear Chairs rosewood Hall Stand, English Oucotb
star Carpets &c This sale will be found worthy the atten-
Of those IN want Of sss Furniture. Catalogues on the
morning Of sale.
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finantial.
DIyIDEND NOTICE.-THE sEMI-ANNUA

HIVIDEND NOTICE.-THES EMl-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due IN this city on the FIRST DAT
OF APRIL pro1no. the follcwngnamed Securities WI
be paid and after that date at the Office OF The
on the presentation Of the proper Coupons viz;
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, tOhioJ
i,,ued to THE COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, per cents -
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTIES OF MARION AND
SHELBY, (Ohio) r.ued to THE BELLEFoNTAlNE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY per cents
THE CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE, AND AsHTABULA
RAILROAD CoMrANY's SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
per cents.
THE BELLEFoHrAINR AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY's SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, per cents
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoNTAlNE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY's INCOME BONDS, 7per cents
New.York March %, 1885. WINsLoW, LANIER Co.
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Worth. President of the City Ban 4. Mr. Worth has
Aeen connected with banking, W think, longer than
ANY other officer in the street. Aying been connected
with the State bank 81 Alba " az long ago as 1911.
He was 9 man Of fine litera ~ abilities as we'll as
skifu banker, and enjoyed he high respect OF every
enc that knew him. The loss to the bank is very
great
The Indignation fell 10 financial circles ia regard TO
the repudiss'on Of the guaranty of the Columbus
Pqus and Indiana Boz ,as by the Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati Kan lvad Company, rather increases
than d'n'nlshes is felt a. one Of the severe''
sbocks TO oonhdep o. in railroad securities "ich ms
been sustained since the frauds OF schuyler. Inc
Cleveland, Coz srnbus and Cincinnati company ms ~
long assumed the leading position among C''e ra'
Of the West has 70 long been held up as the eSempar
Of Western r,edy. that from that Company the blow
comes Wit saore disastrous effect than it wculd hive
come froI a any other quarter. The Board VI Br&cs
to-day appointed committee, consisting OF hessrs
Sebbn n, Cutting and Jeln, 70 examine the Meter
and rot upon the e1pediency of striking the STOCK
from Ce list Of stocks called at the Beard. I've im
pre- SON Is unanimous that the stock should DC 80
str 1ssen from The list Until mere honorable position
n sssnmed by the Directors. Some Eastern STOCK
Hdefs have written 10 the Presdcnt, requiring hun
,esall a meeting Of stockholders to investigate this
spetter and set il right.
Inc Nc lie bnpIBtrtt uOm Nt"'iVih WIN NN'NN~
sis year thus far are three millions est than Tor the
same period last year. The receipts from Caiiorm"
an III ms an trse hare been double the exports.
Tho Yoa sale to-day well attended, and the de-
srabe grades Of Greens vert off freely at full prices
The Bhcks were mostly withdrawn, the sales being at
10 2 cents, v n decline. At private sale there
not much doing. The market for Flour is more act
i've but at lower prices which has brought in buyers
Ssr export. State brands are Sc 1881 Southern
Flour is ~ cents lower, and plenty sales at " 500
% rs. Wheatis firm and in good demand prime red
Southern cold at OIL 10, and white Canadian at u 80.
Corn is il better demand and has advanced cents y
lbuthel. in Sugar Coffee and Mclasses, with nod
crate br niness there is charge to notice. Cotton
10 in aci Ave demand with sales $500 bales at full
prices. In Pork There is fair business doing at about
prevo as rates sales 800 boxes ongrbbed Middles to
arrive in few weeks, at 9lc. Cut Meats are scarce
The amount of funds in the Federal Treasury sub
ect to draft e22 2s5. or this there is at Boston
a26i2 29l; New-York q, 53a $40; St. Louis 1884,
900; Assay Office, New York, 1914 500; Miut, Pha-
delpha, o. 27e 1854; Mint, New Orleans s2039, 500;
Mint, San Francisco, O., 100000.
Land Werraahs are thus quoted by 4. y. James
Il
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I,eyr.Hers, At Cars <rosfpA-Nosss u hereby rven
that The Tower at tbs lace has been slevaed D tee,
mounted by iron stch ard lantern and lrn.nea
e.,dioptre trsrsu. Of the second order fued huhAH
TING 6I.s tep II he borsou a..
The ian OF the apparatus 100 feet shove ne mean @
Level ne tower Ard lantern painted white ~ before
pb, v.s hbited for the first time On the night o. e
t,s and will con be shown from s1rse, 70 tunrise
rnul further nOtlee- $500, ~,
~ GEORGE o MEADE
Lieutenant T0posr, phed EnSinesrs
Key West, Fla, March 2, 1855.
pr,ryosr IN c HlRsoR-rhe captain Of the bark Mel
don recently arrived Besgf, with esrsO Ct railroad .ron
for ,he A.nte Road in reply TO note from John D. "nt
ford ESQ President Of sad Com rssGd 70 us snip
.clie: q Beaufort states hsi the length Of zee ~ m
v,s.e breadth Of beam feet depth 81 bold IL ee
dr. 9th so tons iron Tcis lst feet The captain
9v,s rood report governing the harr He easy on
.ce.s affords .hter from The winds and that tue oo
tom excellent for anchorage. Ia any ordinary tame a ns
ecud enter the bsrbor drawing is feet WITH me
snoe vessels might tie bar drawing ~ iee'
with perfect safety
Notice Hereby rven hs; the following buoy' have been
replaced, Via n, c. por 81
Va O. Pisrirn Ledge Spar Buoy, red No T. 81, ~
OF M.-blehe.d-Tom More's Roeks spar Buoy osen NO
Gon-.ster Hubor-Round Roct. Spar Buoy black, NO /.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
Bosn March 81 1s5s Lighthouse Inspector lid District
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xL,,a- II. FIcolAy, Asetieaess:
.upTOpY SALE of VALUABLE NV

YORK and wILLIAMsSUR0H REAL ESTATE
Albert II NICoLAY viii sell without re- >erve on WED
NFSDAY April II IL O'Clock, Of The Adcbsn1 ExebsDec,
70 elose an interest: NEW-TORk.
BOu.s and Lot No SIS Grand St four HOrsss and Lou
West Setnt near rth'sV Houses and Lott Sos tos
and ITO fss' s ll5th st. Avenue A One
Lot on les near A'e-ue B. Five HOases and Lots on MI
WTJLTANsBURGH
Three House, and os SOs II a. and IS lafayette Pee
South One Lot South eth sthst Houso
and Lot Of Sd and Soah isets -Four Lots SovsA
SHIFT ,ss Also two Lots on South hst, With Hosss
and Stable House and Lo, Sthst Divon-sv Three
Lot on the CON Of Diyisonav and h House and lot
No eI south isst Houses and Lots Nos 90 81 and scsth
.,h,,. The plsndd Building known the Odeon 5s.
Two Lots on the corner Of South th and 9Th sta adsinne no
Deop All OF the shove Property will b sold 70 The hsos
49, ithu interest and oders usual
Inducements 70 capitalists and others that are dson. o.
PROBABLE as we'll permanent Investments The srns W
Be liberal the tes unauesonsble ror more i aesP
ZION Of The sale ard Lrhogrsph,e Map, apply 70
No. BrosA-<t.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

B1,-,~os. Anil s-Four hurAred and ffJ BEEvEs v.Te
a., TO-DAY OF which hundred driven et Toe rest
sod Al 4I0 - The demsra brisk, and prices bette,.
Noe are Ia fair demand at s5afs Is
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ALhASsc.....rHs DAY.
suspb.s...5:Ss Sets........6:23 Noox-R-cs... So
E!GH waTER.............TBis DAY.
S,pdv.yiook 6:35 Gov. issnd.. 7:Ib Hel6rte eo
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HENRY HI. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
HENRY ii. LEEDS & Co. will sell by Auction
SATURDAY April ). at 10! o'clock, at their Sales
room, No. 10 Nssssu-st., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, re-
moved for convenience OF aeconprsg fine carved
Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Furniture In brocatee and
harsth; Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram Carpets; Stair do
Fnsneed Bedroom Suites; Mahogany Rosewood and Black
Walnut Bureaus Bedsead. Washsands Tables and Chairs;
Hair Mattrees Feather Beds Bosers aid Pillows; Lace
CURTAINS Dining Chairs Mahogany Extension Dining Ia.
bes plate Pier Mantle Mirrors Chandeliers aud
greet assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
Also IL o'clock about twenty fine carved Marble Nantes,
10 be sold without advances.
o'clock IN their Store No 10 Nassaus
Horse IS hands high nine years old is excellent order
kind in harness believed be sound in every respect Sold
elOse partnership.
Also bay Horse about eight years old 6 hands high;
stylish driver been used in single and double harness and
excellent saddle horse. Sold for Of use.
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W :. MELLoE. Auetoneer-By II, shton 4 MelIor
SATURDAY, at I0I O'Clock

a. No g West Wsshing tonplace near 9th av Household
FURNITURE, Rosewood PisEoForte Pier Class CARPETS
&c being the enare Furniture contained the above house
viz oetave Rosewood PisnoForte made By Reid
cost %S French plate Pier Glass slab aud brackets
Mirrors fsntns carved Rosewood Psrlor suite
Center Tables Ingram aud stair Carpets Olclohs
nch PAINTED and cmeled suite cost 100
Sh msrdI9se g nstsa pure Hair Mattresses PIas.s Ac
MAJ ,ssny F'efeh and Gothic Bedesds marbleop
and "s.hstafo' Tables painted wsdrobes Mahogany
oa1esea Char hockes also China Vases Gothic Clocks
ana otnef mantle onAnents Crockery China and Glassware
Versed FORKS Spoons Casters and Cutlery together with
Sge COX eioye Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
commence. Catalogues " the mefrlpg Of sale.
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Markets. .CARHYsLEY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


ASHES market s quiet bat firm the sales are ~
hkls AT sc for Pots and 90 for Pearls
COTTON continues and active Some 5Fp baes nave
b.e to-day q,otsons for lots Oh the spot and at
ferner for parcels ia traDsru
cLAsSIFtcATIos:
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OFFlcE AlEEIs ~ 80 Be. e.. !

OFfIcE NORRIS CASAL AND Be. Co.,
- JERsEY CITY Aarcl Is, lg5. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AN
IN hUAL ELECTION vii be held -ie once of the Com.
psny jersey City MONDAY Ia. It'll day Of April next
Tor the choice Of THREE DIRECTORS place Of Cass
No J. whose OF service %7ll tLsu expire and
ONE DIRECTOR Of Class No s. TO dl vacancy The poll
be s1en non l. O'clock N, unu So'cl)sk p n The
Transfer Books VII De closed AID the Until
til o;h day q Apr4- l. y. COSD!T. Secretary.
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paper Warebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. I. DERRICK
Il SON Co., No. 30 Beekmanst., offer for sale on tbs
Invest terms:
Writing Papers, English French and American
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualitiee
Book Paper ali sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy coors and white OF TIE BEST a1Iiy'
hsssng Psper Th ca aIo af he beat susty
Cloth Paper S6x40 aud ioxf.
English Hardware Paper large assortment JUS NnFsA
shesthius Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw, Rag and Manila
Tee Paper different dzes
Tar Roofing Payer suitable for roofs Ia rolls
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J. Bos.Rr, Auctionser
q BOGART-Auction Rooms corner OF ia ,lIs
-, f,,, ard William .,.-THGS DAY Apn a, 10 o'cioch
AZ Noe 81 and SO Bsrclsyst the ents FURNITURE coz
tanned hvestory houses consulting OF fAc
Bedrou Dnin Kitchen Furniture Of deser
ton the contents Of So Catalogues the morning
sale depos, required from all purchasers Sale peremrty
without regard 70 weather
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ogIleE OF Tss MIeale.s sorIH,as .HD N0Erasasl

OFFfcE or THE blcHlCAN SoCTHERN AND NoRrHERs)
HDIASA RAILAoAo CoNs<SY, No Is WILLrAN-sT.,}
NEvfoSE March IS. 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the FIRST
IN ANNUAL ELECTION Tor THIRTEEN DIRECTORS
this Company AID for Three Inpecors Of the succeeding
Election VII be h.d At the Office Of Company Adrian
IL he STATE Of Aiehissn the fourth WEDNESDAY, Of
Arr The pod viii be opened II O'clock And
eoniirue open Until oelock AID much LONGER the
Inspector ay ind Necessary receive the Of electors
bat rot beyc that day. The Transfer Books viii
slose eD tie .h 4 A7r and cren the day aer be election.
JQHH " HOPKINS, Secretary.
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D. $. HoUGH, AuctioneeE
ELEGANT solid framed ROSEWOOD SUITES,

Il PIANO FORrEs OIL PAINTINGS. CROSSLEYS.
ENGLISH VELVET CARPET, &C.. &c THIS (Fndsyl
MORNING. April T. a. 10 o'clock, at the residence mot
boarding housed No. 10 Mursyst, near College-psce,
These sood but little and regards their con-
.ucon finish and quality, unexceled. They consist OF,
in part rich Velvet, Tapestry and iugrain Carpe,ns two
elegantly upholstered Rosewood Suites Rosewood Ladies
Fscrtoife splendid Rosewood Etsgeres Rosewood Piano
Forte made by Barmore, excellent instrument beautiful
Rosewood Center Tables also Sofa side and others large
Spring Chairs Ladies' Reception Chairs elegant Pier Glasses
slabs and Brackets heavy Lace Curtains beautiful Shades An
oue Gothic Clocks beautifully decorated China Vases Parisn
Figures PAPER Mache Tables Rosewood Contestants and
Book Shelves, &c. .
on Table Il feet Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables French
Silver Tea Services for ties or coffee Casters FORKS Spoons
Cut Ruby Decsnters, Wines. Tnnbler Gobls,s Butter
Knives Rosewood and Mahogany Bedeeds aud Washstands
Toilet sets and Counterpanes Blankets, Hair Mattresses
Mahogany Center and Card Tables Mahogany Sota and Chairs
also Rockers and Easy Chairs beside great many other goods
impossible TO enumerae Sale will in the parors
precisely at hour No postponement account