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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF Taxes New coaIthes~I
No 50 Chsm5ersst., EEwYoRK, Nov !"
NOTICE is hereby given tia. per cent WI %
~ added on the Is. day Of December =. I.se'
eapad also tia: Is PEI oil be aided Oh TO An" 10Y
December. -, r,,.o,. ,n,.,s,,s
money snd bls cot No ros.y rse sy sT.fL p,sev,
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Cost an6 found.

OST-A CERTIFICATE for 10 SHAhES $50 o.
nh. PACIFIC BANK STOCK No <s dated Jaiy - .soi.
d,nsS u.,s.r,, HcCisn Application has been mse ~
3Spicass Certificate. AL persons are "s'nee 's
ing the above scrip ,.u M no West l5.h q,
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Drp GOODS.

n E'w 90 D s!
CASH BUYERS,
AT WHOLESALE.
LATHROP, LUDINaTON & Co..
Nos. q AND Is PARK-PLACE,
Ros - AND q MURRAY-sTREET,
AsE oossrAsTLy MAKING ADDITIONS NEW,
FRESH DESIRABLE GOODS TO THEM
erocx, THUS MAKING THEN MAGNIFICENT WARE
Rooms TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE TOWN. Foa
THE CASH TO SPEND. There
ARE HuxDkEDs or MERCHANTS VISITING Our CITY
DAILY CANNOT THEIR HOUSES ANY
THING BuT TIE REpxAETs AND FRAGMENTS oF WORK.
OFT GooDs, AND ARE SEEKING FOR Just SUCH Az
OPPORTUNITY TO FILL OCT THEIR HENoRNDvNs As
oFFIR. VIZ, TBEkrroSE, INVITE ALL sUcH TO
CALL EXAMINE
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED sfOcx
Dry ooo OBS
IN THE UNION!
Al Of which win be offered at
AsTONIsHINGLY Low PRICES
FOR Cash.
sRIE71Nes MERNOBs.
eHlnTINGs ALPACAS,
TICKIEos, PARAMATTAs
PLANNELS. CLOTHS,
DE LANES, o CAssIMERES.
PRINTS. HOSIERY,
BLANKErs. WHITE GOODS
BLACK AND FANCY YANKEE NOTIONS.
SILKS &c. &c.
A o v II B E r -
IN FOR 80 DAYS LONGER,
CONTINUANCE TIE GREAT SALE ~
100000
Rich AND FASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS GOODS,
RETAIL, At LESS THAI AUCTION PnrcEs.
WARD LAME E II T e 90.
Offer the
Balance Of their Importation,
Received per Psr's and Arsso,
Computing
N.,ni6oept velve. Flouneed SILK ROBES,
Rich Dsmssh FIouuesd SIN ROBES
Marie stu,t SILK ROBES quills'
Brees5e and Bsysdere Dress SILKS,
Eugene Bsysdare ROBES,
Black Six vELvETs,
Moydsvisn PLAlDs.
DRAP DE CAROLINE,
PARIS vALENCIAS,
DE LANES,
LADIES' CLOTHS, &c, &c
III Of which afford opportunity 10 the Lh'"' Of
ard vicinity purchase Of CHOICE GOODS at prices which
may not again for long time to come
BAYOU KID GLOVES;
Misses 6.a cents.
Ladies' rs cents,
Gentemen's s7i eenta
No mixed Lpts-every pair warranted genuine.
of Worth ST.
Goods q. Wholesale at No. IS Chambers st. for cash or ap
proved credit at the lowest ruling market rates.
HENRY b HrnTs, IT,, Auctioneer-sy HERTs Moss.
A UCTION NOTICE.-On TUESDAY and
"A yS MbPFs :sa sT Eis .'s " md
At the spacious premises No. $50 Broadway
Directly opposite Thompsons Saloon
MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE
of IOUy N. GENJN5 entire stock Of elegant made mp
FURS, ROBES. &c.
Valued $4,000.
Ne,Ss. HERTs MOSS have received instruction TO close
ont at auction above the entire large and magnificent stock
Of made up Furs which will bs removed for convenience
6enins Bszaar and also from his lower store Inc
sale will comprise his entire assortment all made up expressly
for City trade and under bis own
Among the assortment win be fund real Sables OF very
great also Mink Sable Royal Emne and every other
Grade of 10 menon also large STOCK OF
Sleigh Lap an Carriage Robes, Mufiers, he, 8c
The will be arranged and the premises thrown
open 10 the public ior inspection MONDAY Nov e. at
o'clock when Descriptive Catalogues will be ready The sale
will precisely 10 O'Clock each day. and buyers are
requested 10 punttua the stock being large rem
des to commence early we guarantee hs every
reserve.
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EDWA EDS ON BILLS AND
YRCKItsoRY NOTES
Price e5m.
yREA1IsE
d L l. 81 OF f X CHI A n q e
PROAiISsORY NOTES.
By
ISAAC EDWARDS.
Counse.oystLsw.
Jnr published and for sale BY
BANKS GOULD CO.,
No NAsnp-st. New.YoYh,


"a TnnirIsl or BILLS oy ExcsAseE AID PRonIssoaY
Rosss BY Isasc Edwards, CopDseorstLAw baths eouu
Co The materials Of this work being bssed cr The deens
Ens.h Won On he subject nor can II deemed riy. Of
% ssa ssi IN
zach Illustrations seemed calculated 70 develop and sap
Of the subject with reference property afos.
the shape Of bills and notes there never has been time When
taved the attention Of merchants and professional men with
ssnal urgency" IN Y Joarnsl Of Coumsrce Oct "a iS
Banks eoofd Co AZ the latest decision deemed the high
%: ::::: oh sn si' .a s. :'
.ettcnsr provided Of that Be sfsy spm i, 10
hs volume before rs we may 1:y M ~
%ss.n law w. bOos the
American decisions with the principles Of Law tss1Id
sE.b Courts .nd settn forth the sses of the State
w M y 1 e &. cS.
q France relating % bill. sud Domi:.o2 nG:s:
G nS'a s i s1a
Is primarily sdsped to lawyers but twin be scarcely
less useful to H. ssS S:n.sI Asv.. Oct H. 1855.
y BL o. Syo sS rs Banks Goud Co.
Rhe public already IN possession Of several - on S. s9.
By s oy s9 .n SoSa r
tsnts the trea'es already p1oished One peculiarly o.
omss srest.s: 70 the decisions Of American Cour. which
hs subject already outnember those Of the Engh report
and having reference TO many points not touched upon 10 Inc
Nor merely 70 the law exhibited 10 The .dincsed
sases that Mr. Edwards confines himself With view 70 give
bis book greater practical utility he b., embodied IN tse
Guilty of getting complete series Ct the statutes OF he
States prove great convenience Not only 10 COLLECTION
Of State looked for in private library
Were are only three pablo libraries In this country
which contain anything at all complete Our ke~'fef Law
Labra, v 10 wretchedy deficient on this score. ,
The bui to which the law the subject Of nesoss
VOW which without any proxty extends itsef TO
nearly pages The last chapter gives that title q
e oouec code Of France which relates 70 exchange and
promssory notes. IN 4. Tnpune.
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WESTERN COLLECTIONS vINEENr D.
w SCOTT, B.sisr. Detroit NH vi CoLLe e tss
NV and thror shot, the srd re1 easfses
rsssa RsSsn g sTRACEANh SCOTT. T., Ed kShAa-
SON. ny.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE being 10 Pos
Il session Ct TIE CRYSTAL PALACE, 9Th seem rover
end tbsps for dsyrg MaebinsIy II all kse 1e
receive New INVENTIONS AZ .tefi prod - .ae AIS
for Exhibition w q. LIONAhS Aseh. !
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DICKENS's NEW WORK COMPLETE
~ THE TWO APPRENTICES,
with history ofth,ir Lazy Tour To which also aaded
THE WIFES STORY.
By CHARLES DICKENS Are this day published DOM com
pIete in one volume. Price % cents.
For sale BY all Booksellers and News Agents and
published BY 4. b. rEiLnsoH'
No. SIC Chestnut st., Philadelphia
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TREES and YLkNTS-B. II. WATSON, Oil
y cs,soy N~ss,.s ry:S.ts, n:s, y hee.. tsn Esx.
MfRELs sni PLLNr6 fr ysl Planting % sny sAs,sss.
Cur&ass efan pSsh sses IA 10 New voss o 6ssasN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-03

To BE CONTESTED We understand that
L. Montgomery. Bsq., of Sutter county, is
preparing to contest the right of James o.
Harris to n seat in the next Legislature, as
II member from Sutter. cod Zack " was
only beat by four votes, and he claims that
he can prove that nine of the votes cast for
Harris were illegal.-Cai. Erpress.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-03


THE WATERS OF lloNEX LAKE. The
Mountain Democrat justlhes Mr. Kirk in
representing the waters Of Honey Lake as
being poisonous. If these waters are poison
Gus, it is a little singular that thousands of
animals that have drunk nothing else for
weeks and months are still living, and get
ting fat. The settlers Of Honey Lake Val
ley have permitted their stock to use the
waters of the Lake for several years, and we
know that they have not been poisoned
thereby. This discovery OF Mr.. Kirk will
doubtless astonish the good people Of Honey
Lake; they will be horrifed to learnithat the
waters which their animals have been using
for many months are poisonous. And al
though the said animals have gr Jwn in flesh
and futness in the meantime, yet as Mr.
Kirk has pronounced the waters of the Lake
poisonous, we presume the good natured and
credulous peonle of this beautiful vale Will
Immediately start with their herds for Car
son Valley --ShdSta Courier.
Honey Lake will prove to Kirk the heavi-
est dose Of poison that he ever dreamed Of
We opine that it has already killed all his
fond hopes concerning Carson Valley and
the lands adjacent, where he and his pos
sessions lie
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-03
OrupiIle Nailg Bntte Rsturh.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. sp. 1857.
Interesting Items.

We find the following interesting items Of
news in the n. o. Delta:
The quarrel in the New York Board OF
Police Commissioners has been settled AT last
and the vacancy occasionel by the resigna-
ton of Mr. Simeon Draper filled by the re-
election Of that gentleman. Mayor Wood
made the nomination and it was confirmed
by an unanimous vote
The bark Ellen, which rescued the survi-.
vors Of the Central America, sailed from
Norfolk on the 23d October, having been re-
paired and fitted oct ut the Government ex-
pense.
Messrs Harper s. Brothers announce that
recent events will not interfere with the
regular publication Of Harpers Weekly and
Harper's New Monthly Magazine. which
were never SO prosperous as they now are.
Thackeray's new story The Virginians. will
be comlnedced in the December number of
the Magazine.
About 81 O'clock, on the 23d October, a
shock Of an earthquake was felt in western
New York. At Buffalo the people were
frightened and rushed out tho buildings.
No damage was done. st Forestville the
shock lasted about five minutes, and was ac-
companied by rumbling noise like the roll
ing Of an engine. At Dayton the shock was
also felt
The appropriations for Notifications.
amounting to three or four millions Of dol
lars, and also for various objects connected
with the navy yards and arsenals. are to be
suspended. together with other public works,
She execution OF which can be conveniently
deferred.
The young ladies' riding match, of Che
mung county, II L., came off on Saturday.
The race was five mile one, and was well
contested. Miss Warborn, of Elmira, won
the first prize, and Miss Worden, OF Johnson
settlement, the second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

is,ces . sso,soc 70 s:are, iroIea,as renaesce red
~ 81 80 81 e6, an cr's 90 81 20 LOO Of eousisrr
Corn vss steady vh s1> o sbcu 80 % 200 susc
eis al 5Sc . Sec. delivcre and M The ship. Rye wa
ssc- od wss ques and ncmin " Oats wore heavy snh
Inclined 70 lowe Tatss
Conn wxe rlUdsrasf 15c Ce6s Hsrncaioo vera
soId Vt laxe ard 2cI n as ysvs o. b$te
Crros mo Gales emil racad about SOC baee Ciogsns
1yri al IA, piocs
Fnn5ss -Engsgsreat wore Esha, sbip,sus tans a..
Csd 10 Avail lac receipie OF he Arehas Down 70 IT.
yer Rso $500 6es Duahes grsin IN shipr tags we've
,tAr at d., wi s0na ZOE 800 aerces teef d "a HAS
cfstov ~M q, IS per bale. &c LoncOs, 900 ecs tte
roet- wsfa engaged os "a. The last engagement q Oh
cake a: Ia, n BreIxn, JOG tom O.sssarenaef gcat
ware ssk on o. Us Cd
PaoyHoss --fc-x--Tsg 1arke sgap f,Eer, w.Sn
zsIes Of about 500 bhis SOS 20 sE So sni 80
do inns g. sN g. Pae' ~np 10 good tcmsrA ard trm,
WITH sales vi about GOO O 60 n0l pasi 1oc eAra re
pacfed Wesssgr az GGcrai,nug. Prris mess and beef
hsrs wce ulchsageo. We hsvr no Argos &C. uotc In
beco1 or CUT meats, wtatch wxs rcsye sad cm Lsrt
Wa f;L WITH sales o. an .pt 2bC SOC tEis at cuo,o
BC,t9s sac cNeeAe were Ei1AtefcG. We quo's.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
Personal intelligence
ARRIVALS

From t!v,r ,ooi ia the steamship ArabiA-xr De Alma
& Hs Nd :Sv Misses Soas.sI e Con
sa a ana rss n
Mr. Eoresn I.dy chi d. Mr Nalhe.d aud d.ush srs
Sia:s Sss.fss = s:. :s5
rsss ssss G' rssae nd sa MI Ne s.r Nc
k,n1; De almssrc joy uttin Psdsr and soa Van vd
Stssd; siSi II S @ Af asssd
Wn as nS wynsn
isnsS, Trad sSoss fsss. seAsE T.sst, Soea CAY;
sdy: fsofssy Thornley,, GSaaciiS SSis5- s~ las.s,
SSphs yI ssnioid SG a.stssa~. hi. Dsn.,on, sr J
Aihe Everet House Lord Iisowe and ser OIL TIE Hon
Mr. sGnre. Capt 10 s Gsss anei and Geo Zen
s,oTow, PhlsdephA; Geo q; pesue and Geo Il War.
TScs s% E1Sdss Gerry sew
= ssso sns VIM s, s.
Sol Lssn Hartford; T. ", sargent Staten Is'Aad Mr..
For liverpool, in steamship r;rs-Jno T Appe:on o.
S sa rsos
Cruz ey uss
S.Sa SI. md .d NJ. Sse:a; Taos M
s As so M h fs.as pss ohs
r.nes Der os,a l . As ao xesSg een
sSn sssr sIq No T vc . :sS ss @
hsidsis.Ts.r w; i hrs~sy; eh.sls.oS; So; ssrrss
s ssm s s. ns .c x ao
Oren bsw Fng and; Pdunarf II wesco., Liverpool;
nrahe lady, yJ Richardson, repn; Jno DenhAn
NY pag <o and Mrs. Pension England; jos
Copley lady Copley ard maid and Capt Love Ensl sud
Pho Rensc, wife IRA Dolores Rens, and three children
knighied VIM II Ossorn, do; q sohemmau. do r " Edd
ron spsiAI behrcnd Y; Geo Kruger, do; fo<is,
o, u u 4lroy. j. ssml mia st Lons Hon Vim Aiken
wife and dsuxttr South tArolina Soh-it-r Pabre
eues Jr bearer Of dispatches " French government;
Peter Jobr England Mrs Chas Martin Mr. and Mrs
PbeDochAn. Mr. End Mrs Jonaihan Dwight Mr. and as
Sue. hYiB ,aslrs HsnsuT s!mey. DO; M sehand
Mrs Geo houihwelL Jr aud Jao W soutbweil MnwAuke;
And Kulni.r n y; " baird, do, Donesana do Mrs
Eliza Nell r. do NJ and Yrs Juo Robb Gr-eavich Due
France; 1hos hdksn Liverpool Jsco, Hos do spe
cse 81 741,ef IS and { no sterling
Fer and Brrmen IN TIE rt-a nshp Arxo-Mr
rernsn. NJ; kev Dr siee Aad Miss Mrh.i; Mr. 0uust
and daughter brK p HarrA Leroy Mr. Patrick Fleming,
Glasgow Miss sande Messrs hobcrt Fleming, NY ID Bar
and lady; Geo Lombard Brulard Nureans; Nr Ankle
lady W Ne ers ant isdy Mas DsrnsA Mrs M1rss Bsii
Mrs Gover and infant apAudins child uapt 0o,
y~. Mr. Kiestar, Louisv le yrAncois, W dnoerson
Miss Hp rrh While Bel. L Bell y Grlow AID. Robert
Nilen John MsAn, Vim Hub r. 9ppllng, ar SohmAnn Ia
dy children and miami Louis New, HosinA Kretch
mann Ch' rlss teontr Valentine Iholnovski Bonn
Path visit and ste Bret and child Zcnan wife and n
FAINT. iohn tsshs I and "a "A the seersga
De Ysrr~s M. u q u, Miss Norton, MICS Norton,
> Boil TOO GcrcmAa, Is Pyi y fnompson, y Daw.
son, Y W gscay, bormss Miss Brown, Mss T. n
Pearl Gilmore kshou, A Lovrtt Is Isea5erg, Jno
Cozsns ID ca ,vles Van zsndL VIM DouElAss, Jno
hotson. and IA In he steerse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
MARRIAGE AND DKArHn


FoUm-PAIMn Al X rlasAy Morris COUNTY, n A
On Wednesday August ~, oy the Rev. Joseph ruuss
JANE rovDs, csq ~ Bcdegs, California 70 uim olAs
LOru T. PALhD u lns former lace.
Lcn-BA0ur.-ln Ibis CITY, Wednesday, Auxua 10
By the Rev h. lsasU, Of Wooster ssress synsxsc,e
LIVE, Esq, OF Ns~ b ans-ics, J., % hiss 5AaAs q
hARspsr, Il Msmphs, Tennessee
sSSssAS- s~.-Ou Wednesday evening, AuSus
Il, In ttriss Cnarot, Bnfhsnioa, ~ tho rc,or srv
A. h Beach, PrsoYn T.. 3HsssAs, ssq Of Cuissxo, n
Nus ious. A., es1saser Of Hou. Joha x ROxinsoa. "a
R.ns ha ntcn.
vznA-O-hsnraaAc Al siAteu Island, % tuesday
August IL, b! tue Rev Mr., PECK, ar Jors ysaGAs-
70 Me- EynI hSsssnAu, all OF the above plsca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

Hoiioway's ointment. unlike those out
ward applies Ions whics relieve fov the BY
lying the organization Of the skim perue, through
TIE sbsorbeuts to the Of Inflammation AMI thus ern.
rushes which feeds the eruption. boil ulcer
pblch the patient suders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
BEEF CATTLE

The ms'kes cpsned al AilertoDs to DAY with very
fgbt demand, which wa own TO he very heavy 'ariJ
daring the past week About 600 head disposed OF
on Aoncsy aad tuesday OF which brov9bs l2c
ID which Ia reduction Of &c per Ii and We heard o,
no sNes having been effected 70 day FOR than lac
and thai only tor the very oest cstio On o6sy there
werc sales OF about 200 head made at BERGEN H wbicn
together with Tuesdays Jaies 81 Aller00s, maze about
500 head sold previous 70 the regular makas Gay This
In tseK WA sufceo. tn poor demand to prevail
10 tsy, provided tie supplies for the pAst tao
su ply last week was very short, butchers be
csune alarmed having exhausted tneir entire sup
pis, henos the large number purchased dudns
the eaSly part Of the week Tho attendance 81 the
were In full force al early hour The eipts At Aler
IONS during the entire week number aout 500 head
about 3 900 OF which offered tbs morniag-snd At
all the ards about 900 head, SD wing
teiine price - about l0Sc With downward tendency
the rense was from &c 10 about llkc. . 100, with q
very few sales at the ates rate Mr. uhsnhc as quo'es
sacs at l2I.c per pound bu, that pro9ably o,ane
yesterday for some few head O. very exus cattle The
receipts come In chiefly by the Ere Railroad and North
river BOAT and La led mainly from Illinois. ohio, and
n TIL, state The average asaly Gas fun a. sooa or
40 heavy ana compares "a oratiy with last weeks sup
ply We noticed Some three -four Which sere
very One indeed, and such oaule sl~sys most Nth
wiling % pay good prices, and who located
they always obtain the vSry best prices for
The day very inc for market day 81 Bulls Head
nasnach "0d Sol" scarcely made he appearance dur
There viii probably be large number le over - some
OF the orose viii not consent 70 dispose Of ner
lower rates which they would be obliged 10 &C
The yards- IL 10 whispered about among some Of the
knowing sha, the receipts vii be equAly heavy
during the coming two thr weeks In Ghch cas- apps
cuAtoss no holding back for better prces vii pro
badly mees with heavy Losses, and many eager
ne total receipts for TIE veox Al A. TIE yard, vs~e N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20


eUUka TOO embraced eboct str htts Cnta
n1sovado rafnns goods. n eve eko, With q s,rsN
pc noe 1850 aud abca' SO do grooeTs saSAs a. Sssc
Gl1Lc
waxxr -tsies Of SOC bs{s ware made q, &c ce1lc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

R~pe~rs--nsrsh u On, Radical Care vs-ss
,ncs, removed TO Ne vessy srse,, Asr House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

Canada flour WA dull Al quoisnnns, and sales sssll
Southern brands we're In better ~ppy ard rates were
easier, With ssles Of about 500 1000 barrels, a.
The above prices wheat--A sale q 0oc boshea o.
iamaged red sNuthern yer. made al VI -, and shout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
cixy CommERCIAL RNpURT.

NUNkuAfI huEHN W. r VI.
ATTn The msrtet was nrm with sales OF about 20
90 bbs at " 16af 81 for pots, And " rs for pearls
BrrAnsrtFFs -Flour-rLe market less ac,ivs add
buoysns and closed with q dea!ning tendency ebr he
lower grades Tns sales confined 10 ,ou5 s0c0
600 bbs, At about the following suotsil,ns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

for npnwan
The mAs for California and other parts OF the Pacific
viii close at one O'Clock
The Nsv Yoan wmur HsnAID-Carfcrnla edition.
oosiAnlns nlea FROM all paris Of tho world
~in be published II eleven O'Clock In the morning.
single copies, In Wrappers ready for mailing, axpcnoe
Agents viii please send In Their orders carly possble
SobSsrs and Dealers In Clothing.
Are respectfully invited 70 examine our
., .aAuo, 10 on, ,i u.u. 11s sr r,. .,oss q
49,, nss asD , ,.ss.os.ls . ~ ,
iov SscsD Asp ssDivs sooDs,
wnleA 81. PREPARED oass ~ = isv asurss - ssy
w :. D. {, p =. ILL. . CO.
barnes Il PARA have Removed from 3Oa
scs.s ~ .ss I sas "a
g Sps :, e. s ga = V cs n $ s and
New yors. Uncanrsa and aAn rransscn
I'm. Pocket Cuslsry-A RseA As,ors.sns ~
IAa sAusDnRs store only. 81 No Assuv HousA
Portable Dressing Cases, Evsry styi., ssr
ME By J. aAUEDsRF Store only, .. No Asav Hans~
is..suy Aays naammaiou and itching caused By mos
IAsS2s Co .So,s.sis sI.ssss, @ ws'e' sssesS and
Dsnanos ealaraardsr Safss-Wnth rstsns
powder proof looks and bAyN Depot lc Pearl
'1''N o'' INV ' soBuRf Il PA1RroK.
L~,rds wiss and a.ir Dye AsHsnss the
sord fer their natural appearenca durability And ehear
nena ~ a. RrundvAy. neas howard sresA
Cxistssoro's Hair Dys, Wigs and Tovpsss.
eess In The oounry, both on so ed he dye pri
vslely applied n No. kstor House
sstehslsr's msir Dys, Wigs ana Tp.psss.--
bss In The vorh sssnx AL NADIA bold and agpnsf
u ne manufHciory ~ Broaiw1
Rspeurs--mar~h - CO., RadseaI Care wnuS
,ncs, rsmovsd 70 We vessy srees Assw House
Holioways Ointment. unlike those out
ward spprcs Ions which, relieve fov the BY
lyns the nervous errsnyatcu q & skin pierue through
tie sbsorbeus 10 The OF inf ANIMATION and thus ern
wbich the patient suaers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

wiLLIAMssuRcH CRY BANK June 80, 1851
dividend NOTICE.-A Dvideni Of FIVE
the Capital Stock 81 this Bank payable the sockhdcs or
their on or srr the 10Th day Of July proI
imo. 1t the Banking HcGse, unl which time the Trao,r
Books wi BE- closed BY order Of tho Board DIRECTORY
GEO. FIELD, Cashier.
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celebrated PORTER now
Foo edo N lots to su BY L. K AL6uRTIs No % Beaver It,
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Tot FfeIRht OF PaSsAEe, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No IS Wallst, NY.
BROWN. SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. n Austin Friars, LoudDa
b. g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The of these ships will be- accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewe precious metals unles
bills Of adDg signed therefor and the value thereof
pressed therein.
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OFFICE OF THE HousAToSIc RAILROAD COMPANY,
BRIDGEPORT June ID, 1857. )
NOTICE 10 R0NDHOLDERS.-The COU.

OFFICE OF THE HovsAroNic RAILROAD Coa2ANr,)
BRIDGEPORT, June ID. 1851
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-T COU-
IN PONS due the lt pox the Bonds Of this COMPANY
VIII be paid presentation at the Office OF kEFCdUM
HOWE Co. in The City of NewYok, at the rreasurrrs
office in the City Of Bridgeport.
At the annual meeting the Stockholders IN February last
resolved to pay of in cash $4,000 Of the outstanding
Bonds falling due Jan 1852 from the net incoae Of the road
in 1857 issue for the bssuce bearing date
Jan 1851 Of 0 which should retain the same perfect
security which had been given for the or Bonds OF *J
which issue IL decided to make $4,000 payable
Jan 1854 $4,000 Jan. 1885, So 900 Jan l. sl $4,000
Jan. 1862 and S50o Jan 1868 and thus exnzusb the
whole mortgage ds within the period prescribed Ia Parsu
this the New Bonds base been prepared aid
slesdy negotiated 10 the extent Of COO chiefly in
chan for the old bonds which have beeu canse!d and
charged or leaving yet to be exchanged otherwise
disposed Of Bodes Of TIL remainder Of the old bonds In
yied examine the sn- aid to exchange for them their
old bonds should they feel disposed and such terms that the
ipysstu.n, v III pay them pr cent per annual
The New Bonds being payable at sntry dates will be
that those who contemplate extasngns will have b-ter
choice the time during shieh they wish to
tnue the Investment, than by jef-rnos 1t later period
Exchanges all b. made with Messrs kErCHUM. HOWE
Co., New Yori, with the undersigned q Brdsegor-
II NICHOLS, Treasurer.