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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
q Noble Boy.

The following touching episode in street
life, life in Paris-is beautiful gem, and
should be in all memories surrounded with
pearls Of sweetest thought and gentlest
sympathy; ..t. '-.. .a. h..
About nine o'clock in the morning, n
little boy of twelve years of age, whose
jacket of white cloth and apron ditto dis
tinctly indicated that he followed the pro-
fession of pastry cook, was returning from
market wi h an open basket on his head,
containing butter and eggs, When he had
reached the vicinity of the church of st.
Eusta che, the little fellow, who could only
with difficulty make his way through the
crowd was violently jostled by b stranger
who was passing, SO that his basket tipped,
and fell to the ground with its contents
The poor lad, when he saw his eggs all
broken, and his butter tumbled in the gut
ter, began to cry bitterly and wiring his
hands. Aperson who happened to be in
the crowd that gathered around the little
fellow, drew ten sou piece from his poci-
ct, and giving it to the boy, asked the rest
who stood around him to do the same, to
make up the loss occasioned by this acci-
dent Influenced by his example, every
one present eagerly complied, and very
speedily the boys apron contained re-
spectacle collection of coppers and silver.
When all had contributed their quota, our
young valet, whose distress had vanished
in a moment as though by onchantment,
warmly thanked his new benefactors for
their kindness, and forthwith proceeded to
count the sum he had received, which
amounted to no less than twenty-five francs
and thirty-fve centimes. But instead Of
quietly putting this sum in his pocket, he
produced the bill of the articles he had lost,
and as its total amounted only to fourteen
francs, he appropriated no more than that
sum, and then observing in the group that
surrounded hun, poor woman in rags, the
gallant little fellow walked up to her, and
placed the remainder in her hand. Ger
tainly it would have been impossible to
have shown himself more deserving of the
public generosity, or to acknowledge it in
a handsomer manner. The boys noble
conduct was greeted with the applause of
the crowd, who we're delighted to find such
dclicacy and propriety in one so young.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

BV~ On one occasion during the Revo-
luton, "Old Put" had received lot of new
recruits, and as he had some fighting
which hewas to do before long, and wanted
none but soilIing men, hc drew up his
levios in rank before him. Nov, boys
says he, q don't want to retain any Of you
who wish to leave therefore, if any of you
are dissatisfied, and wish to return home,
they may signify the same by stepping
six passes in front of the line. But, added
the old war dog, IN shoot the frat man
that steps out
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
The whole capital of this company is 81,
100000, and been taken in shares OF
$4,000 each. The proportions in which
these shares have been taken are, one
hundred in London, eighty-eight in
America, eighty.six in Liverpool, thirty
seven ia Glasgow, twenty-eight in Man
chester, and the remainder in other parts
of England. Tho cost of the cable is
little short of 100000. --. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

nlss- 1t is stated that Washington Ir-
wing has the material for a life of KIT
CARSON, the celebrated Mountain Guide,
and they will probably be manufactured
into book in the course of the coming
winter. -.-- - -.-- ---
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

Ba5" The Reading Gazette relates that,
during the recent visit of Dan Rice 5
Circus to Upper Canada, an English bully
allowed that he couldlick ANY two Yankees
that ever were bora. Dan doubted this,
and informed the Englishman thai in the
absence of pair Of Yankees, he might
try lis hand on him. The Englishman
off coat and pitched in. Dan countered
and hit the Englishman under his left
ear, The Englishman went up about fye
feet leaving his boots behind. Englishnan
came down again and fell like a log Dan
got physician, Lled the Englishman, and
brought him to. Having done this, he sent
him home on a shutter. The affair oc-
Cured about 30 miles from Niagara. The
licking was so well deserved, and so hand.
somely finished off, that it added to Dams
popularity. The day after. this he per-
formed to $1,000; the day afterwards to
$3.50. The Gaette says it go. the facts
from a person who witnessed the whole
affair. Again we say, three cheers for
Dan.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

deeply sympathiscs with US; aud when the
fickering clamp of life" goes out in death
this ministering angel' fingers longest
and oftenest by the green mound that
covers our remains. -r ...
,"Blest as the Immortal God Is heY f.
The youth ioho Jondip sits By thee,
find hears and thee oil the nhis,
..... Softly speak, ard sDseiiy smHor
God bless thee, Womanl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

ggs- The edition of the London Times
each morning makes pile fifty feet high.
Every four days it would make a column
as high rs the London Monument. I he
entire lOrce employed in the printing de-
partment is three hundred, including re-
porters and proof readers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

MARRIED.-On the 2lst inst, Mr..
Stranger to Miss Strange all of this city.
This is little strange, bat probably the
next event will be a little STRANGER,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

cay Lambert, a pedestrian, has just
completed the fact Of walking 1000 miles
in 1000 consecutive hours, at Boylston
Hall, Boston. The last mile was made in
25 minutes, and he is in very good con-
dition, having lost only seventeen pounds
of flesh since he commenced.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
ESSr COMPLEMENTARY editor o

B@- CoMPLIMENTARY.-T editor of
the Paterson Falls City Register, after
making some lively remarks about the
editor Of The Guardian, regarding insects
on his person, asks why he is like a two
wheeled carriage, and answers, /" Because
he is ailitlc buggy.
We think the editor of The Guardian
has a perfect right to be little snlkey,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

~, A very nice dodge was practisod
in Chicago last week. A fellow was ar
rested for passing counterfeit money, but
it was proven that he stole it, so he must
have believed it to be genuine. There be.
ing, therefore, no guilty knowledge and no
larceny, tho thief and shaver" got free
as the law does not consider count erfcit
bills property.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
Select ])oettp.
u M!8 AlGMT AT no III o 0

The light Mt homel how bright II beams
When evening shadows round u5 fail;
And from the lattice N T 1t CLEANS,
To love, and rest and comfort call
When wearied with the tolls Of day,
And strife FOR glory, gold or fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way,
Where loving lips will list our hamu
Around the light at home.
When through the dark and stormy night,
The whyward wa nde rer homcwa I'd hies,
How cheering is that twinkling light. "
Which through the forest gloom he spies
II is the light ut home; /; he ieclB
That loving honrts viii greet him there,
And safely through hi s bosom steals
The joy aud love that ha nish care Of.
Around tho light al home.
The light at home when ere at last
1t sreets the seaman ihio ough the storm,
lie feels IN ore the chilling blasts
Tha; beats upon his manly form.
Long yeats upon the sea have fled,
Since Mary gavo her parting kiss,
But the sad tears which she then shed
viii now he paid with rqplurous bliss,
Around the light at home.
The light nj hom" how still and sweet
II peeps from yonder cottnge doCT-
The weary labOrer to Greet
When the rough tolls oil day are DER.
Sad is The soul That does not know
The blessings that tile beams impart,
The cheerful hopes and Joys that How,
And tighten mp the heaviest heart
Around the light at home.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
HOWARD EXPRESS COMPANY.

9, okWARD and deliver packages tu the line OF the
A. pot'sVIi and Reading, CattaNissa, Wlriiamsport
aud Erie ard Villian,sport and ElmiIa Railroads
Drafts. Notes aud Bills promptly collected.
Prime pal Office, .4s Chestnut street. orders for
GO1ts del Vared and Goods collected hee OF chGTg
Philadelphia, Aug 70, leoT-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

Dsg- Montour county holds its next
agricultural exhibition at Danville on the
8th day of October,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

a assortment of Confectionery, Jew0lfy, len.me
II ry, Soaps, ilu.r OILS pomades, &c, TO be had al
Z. CLARkS Book Store.
glOumsLurG. May 30, lsj7.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

Ras- To ascertain whether woman is
passionate or not, take dog into her parlOr,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

PATRIoT,-A man who has neither pro-
perty nor reputation to lose.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

4" Liza cue uho prGPs the drdpery Of his couch
.7bOu, him, and he dies dOpR 20 pleasant dream
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

God bless thee, Womanl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH COT
I TAaE nd RI-ILDING SITE AZ AUCTION. AZ say

BROOK, Conn
On TUESDAY the 10th day Of February Text at II O'clock
will BE- sold public auction the premises me county
r. sud OF excellent Garden Lsnd The mouse
ia ia the En- STYLE has pszyas observatory &c IL 10
beautifully situated the Bay, and Maple avenue
adjoining the above splendid Building site containing
.bou; Is acres 4 excellent ssrcen land.
Also neat nearly new Eussh Cottage and ace Of eX
cel.eBt lard Tits adjoins the IS acre lot.
Also Wood Lot covered with chestnut timber containing
about acres one mile from the village.
Al.o lot Of Corn, Oats Hay Straw, Potatoes. Sc.
Also fine HoTse and Wagon Cart, Farming Utensils, &c
Saybrook Ct situated At the mouth OF the Connecticut
River on the Long Island Sound aud Of the beal
fol an healthy places the American Continent There
good school shooting fishing and bathing in The i'm
mediate vicinity.
TEEMs All II above will be sold tor cash. without
serve, O the highest bidder
n B-Persons tating the New Haven New London Rs-
road and stopping ssybroOk examine the premises 10
ouire Tor KINGS OF Dr. TOWNSENDS place. On the
place III .how II.
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Sal postpoaed 10 Fec 5
vrIJuApI = WOODEN FAC TORY and RESI-

Y DEScrs A. AssIGN'E's SALE-rhs ua4s,sisoed
49, SSr an TUESDAY, FEB s. iS5i q N a ths
: f5e- on ,be pt.pi.es the Wooden Si Msoaoey: Ws'sr
Pou er Re,i8ences Land and pp' snes. o. -. n' ~.
"a "a, ~. Ou..rc Oes. the town OF Aurrhas CAyie.
Sstx ~, N. ,s below the City u Ancurn TA- Fac
-, IA If .'0ue and OF able enc 20 '.la sx
"a. % Mscbi-erv II now contains bat three NA,ef ovet
r,ni,ea four GOOD D.elhns Houses and II scrs LAaI
- - 4. -, 80 ,.r,igi .y invited % sttsnt the sAe
N' SAMUEL X VINEGAR. Asagaee, a.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERS.-Ths .aa. % =

posing this line
III, ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldhdse.
THE BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATlC, Capt James West.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly for the
Government teTvce every has been in their
ssO in their engines insure strength speed
snd their accommodations Tor Passengers uneqaed for
slessBce and comfort.
Price passage from EewYork Liverpool In r.t.cls.
cabin, $50 in second do S76 From Liverpool NszYofk
81 and ~ guiDess
An eXperenced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths b. secured un paid for The ships Of this
EIe have improved waerght aud AVOID danger
om ice will cross he Banks north Of - degrees until ae
he ~ Of
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES u. Wakes. Attorney and C3le,
u ,e!Ior A. Law Proecu iuL Attorney AID "'he'N h'--
AGENT Lager Lspser County, Michigan
4 HAVE discovered new mode at BENU Nib
ING The GUNS for eKrraction Of teeth Wiz ~ we
slightest pain Gstouishu'ent Sad 2nde 81 -
np,s. H. In enfirry different nom the iseeHins pS
IN ~ E,cTrcrp ~ wv ONLY. s, nv rooms . ,,
Dr. \ B GRIEFEN. NJ. 81 Faonst bto'NJn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

W. s MELton Aueti5neeT-By W. s. HELLcEkC Co.
THIS DAY (Friday), at l0t Il. m, az the sales
Oo Nos Is and IS Park row-Just received and 70 be
sold without lNze qlsnty Of Rosewood and M.1os
say seeondhsn FURNITURE in sne order. consisting OF
Csp Pier Gluses Rnsevood Suite. Rosewood sud Nanos
snJ Bussas Wsshstsnd, Reception md Easy Chairs Tables
Stands Hss Rack which The s.terton q dealers
peciailI directed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

DRiVATE SURGICAL HoSPl lAln - Ed FL,
/ WARD IL DIXOS NJ D, EDITOR Of THIS sCAtrnlIi
md .u,hor Of Practical Treatise Diseases OF tne
Sv,eu, rs established sp1cons Pfivsfe hosItN soi
h3 !. with comfort domestic HE Tor tne recrPu
Of those who require important surgical oprrsoa o.
Oie-e,ie Treatment. RuPture, Piles tisus and VAT
.oesls Ar, cured without the kne hsature Hours tot pr
ne corsltn ION from to and TO o'clock eyenins''
Dr. ID rudence - 5th sv-st al other hours o. ~ SOC
Ho.ptL Con sultit fee, s. The Ofcs 81 tue hospa
No yessy 81 A.tor House where Al hteEAsy anu P''o'
siou Al eommunicA atoms must be left
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". 5. MELLOR, AuciiOneer-by W 5. MELLoR Co.
THIS DAY Friday, at l0i a. m., at the Sales
Eos IS and IS Park opposite the AstoT Hou.s
choice eciion Of cu.ton.ds rich rosewood mahogany
,ne walnut cabinet FURNITURE consisting Of Paror Suites
IN brocsie and satin solid rosewood Bedseads finely carved
rosewood usIb!eiop Dressing Buresu. Washssnls Con-
sud Corner Stands &c. several very ne enameed
Chan her Suites various coOB elegant rosewood aud nahg
suy Center and PaLty Tables Es stands Lounges Ohce
FuiruIe Tables Desks, Chairs, 40 very hae
mahogany and walnut LbaTy and Secretary BooscaSe Hair
Mattresses and PGasses also invoice Of elegantly deco
french China Vases and China Ware generally very
6re rosewood mahogany Piano Fortes made By Sodd
ChekeIDg Lindemsn &c and ted for Tss
AboYs foos wiz be sod without he skatest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

NOIlCE.-Ihe UNIFIED STATES IROSl
IN COMPANY receiver Of ROBERT DAVIS, will sell a.
PUBLIC AUCTION the 3st day Of January instant 1t
the MercLants Exchange, al Il O'clock nooa. BY SAMUEL
OSGOOD AuctiOneeT thst certain LEASE Of the premises
described therein he entire bssemen story OF the
budns, No 6i and 65 Brosd~sy and the sloe
cf Tie story said buildings and also the STORE
prr cpal story OF tie bneLg No &c BroadTsy low OF
occupied by the said Robert Davis together with the
Of he IL said building In the bsseun ADD first
aud the bin for wood and coal in the
cellar exceeding eight feet square which said lease
daed the 21d o October l between Robert Barlow
sfd wife o the part and the said Robert Davis Of the
second paI years from the st Of May 1885 AZ the
annual q five thousand dollars Also with ssd lease vii
be sold d, rsht title and interest Of .aid Davis IA the
FIXTURES FITTINGS SHELVES, GAS WATER aud
other such of said fixtures fittings shelves water
src other which not attached 70 said buildings on
.ech there bel will be sold separately
TIE sale vii De made subec, 70 the covenants and con-
d0r in ss1 Jesse contained and a. the Tt II The pichser
copy Il the lease the Office Of GAR ).
VAN NISKLE. counsel 4 the Company No u william Ct,
Merchants EXchsDg The Ktuers be on the prem
is,s.
The bid will be BY way Of premium bonu' for Tie
saia lease. JOHN STEWART.
Secretary L. S. Trust Co Of New-Yort.
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THos vErrcH Aue,ioue-r Store No le Spruee-st.
CHERIFFs SALE OF FANCY, FOREIGN aud
y DOMESTIC HARDWARE-On MONDAY. Feb 3 1887.
az N Futon-st consisting Of able and Pocst
Cutlery Meehaues Store Tools eDameled p3rc-En aad
timed Follow Ware Tea Trays single in BtAnnia
AID panished Tn Ware plated and GennanSdver spoons
For Butter fuves and Ladies French, iron and nDed
saueeIals Kettles Stewpsns Sfawer. Spoons AID Farming
Toos Spades Shoyels manure hay and poaoe Forks Rske'
Hoo, Scythes &c. Also ct and wrought Ni, Spikes
Wire Le Grrs Pistols. percussion Caps Powder Fsks Shot
and Game Bag, kc &c Screws Vices, Bs Se'ewgrenehes
Giineson and general assortment OF BudeTs Hardware
ke kc. &c.
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Sales bp Auttion.

A. NJ. MERwS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO.-Trsde Sale
FRIDAY EVENING, jar. %. At 6t o'clock, at their
Auction Room.
NEW AND FRESH sTOCK.-An extensive collection OF
valuable Standard Book the various brnches OF Liz rarure
Arts and Sciences Including Illustrated WORKS 10 rch
hudiuz. and large u and popular Mseei
lar .ous Literature. -
Also Clacsl and School Books, &C. mostly and tre'h
stocs and last eiiiiou<
C.aiogues may BE- mad st the ssesroOms.
SIXTY FIFTH EEW-YORk TRADE SALE,
To b. CONNER oed on TIL ESDAY. March IL, 1857.
BANGS BROTHER Co respectfully announce the next
REGULAR TRADE SALE OF BOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES,
sTATIONrRY PAPERS SC and solicit assignments Par
ular fo the Catalogue sooud be furnished i'm aedAely
The regulations will be the : stlas' sale
IT, C,taosue viii 20 20 press early IN this month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

BANK DEPARTMENT albany July IL 1850
NOIlCE hereby gwen, pursuant TO the Statute
IN such made and provided that al the CIRCULAR
INC MOTIFS s.uel to s. L Banks, an individual b.nks<
tne See q sAe OF s Banking Department
e sNe New York for payment within years rom
esie hereof deposited for the on he
circulating notes Issued will sves an
UB lAw2ye n. sCH0oNAAKER Superintendent
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Goal, &t.

SCRANTON OAL-The DELAWAR
- LaCKAWANNAA and W ESTERN RAILROA D COMA
NY have opened the foot OF l5hst East River Tor
supplying the public with their SCRANTON COAL a. reta .
vieh viii be delivered nice order Of any desired size in
any part Of the city the lowest mEtet price Orders re-
ceived at the Oce of the Company No 81 WAs o. BY NJ
W. +. WARREN. Treasnrer
NB-Orders for this Cos by che cargo, delivered At Eliza
btbp IT. y j. Ne~York Brooklyn, WI amsbuEsh AMI Jc6'
sew City alongside vessels in the haFbor received at the
Office No 81 Wallet.
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o,rror or Iur ATLANTIC ssIy'L ,,.VS.,e. :, cS Is,

o'Ier o. IHr ATLlsTe sSTyL ,,,Va..'s !, O iss.
TIVE TRUSTEES. in conformity with the
It Il. 'sair .' on he sat O DSSerus,r lss
Prcui rs rscsTsa on Marine Iks. from Jan l. 90 ss
1876 % Dec 81 igs.......... - Is Is
Premium o. Poi,es not uAised OF IN l. iA'' -
To,.. amount If Murine premium. t5lS''' u
- 5 49,, -, S ,',, -, va s.s- ri.s,
rFn r. HHl'd q from J'a l. '' 20 prs AI,s ~ ss
Lo 81 iarI lie ..s: PERIOD sIss 81
Re'rrn' q Prru ilrns and Ex p~a,cs. tS'Al' 81
=. c1::.; ~; 4: isis1.: s.s. w.
Ee1-IGit Ci;J Bank stocks, State Stocks Hnd
-, =. S: n. ;,s;i NV: go: s e .
Dividend. stoess. IutrTe- on Bouds Hnd
Mong,ses I'D otrr Lear >, .undf y no'e' reir-
.8raIes and other aims due liz ComPAD,. "a
Premium Ho,cs and Bill a.eS
Casa IL bsok'..
1ofdaHount Of Asses................... s5s'oss y.
The Boad OF rrlsee, ve resolved 20 pay an inter- 3,,
per oEIsisnoi1s ce Aes Of Pro5' - hr b
hereof teen legal representatives, OF and after I1es -
,y rS a,sT 1e.--vis ONE MILLION ONE Hun
pRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Of profits hlye
isIhf5 F The .sa ' Of s be- redeSsd aud Pd 20 holders
heof bE legal ePrestnAiiyet on and ais Lae's os s
vii cea, TIE certificates to b produced At the line oil pay
m;I TIE B".a I.y, also declared dividend ofTEN PER CENT
on the earned premium. Of TIE C0@s:ly tor 'hs on
ina sst DseemseI 80 f2f T ~ VIZ O'
IN
II. Pvu - rsI.rv 1876 n which certificates were
lt+~ !" He -. - VI - ...-..... : 2JS 30
Additional profits from st January lS" 10 Isl JAhu "a 10
Uy. s5......'''''''''''''''''''''
Total profits for ~ years ........:..'..... oo''''
Tie cerrifos =, Of ls44, 1915, 1876 lsi7 l5ts iS+'
1870 1851 1881 J85C and 90 pr sent OF lSoi nave o,o =,
boon redeemed ~ '-
Net e.rninf, s Re naming wiln ..v ss $50
w townsend JONES, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
In N Jores Caleb Barstov c. srles Dennis,
TLou Tleston, r. Pllot Denhis rtrkns'
Benny Colt Leonard9 = s'efrE' !9sepn ps.a,u, ''''
Nm. c. PicktfE-l, Leroy ~ MleJ, mnlt Ll,iIsst'A'
An9D,tin Averli Daniel s. Miller William Wood,
-. Chi. : II Nicou J. Henry Bury
u We,r,o-a Josbus J. Henry Cornelius Gdnnel
ci.,l.. u pn..an Th,o W Riley, HcniJ O. Brewer
Low Ell Holbrook David Lane Mstts S4 p ~
Robert c Goodhue, James Bryce, Edssrd Bel,
D u.,goys Vim Stursfs IT, p. T. Morgan
Neyer Cane Henry X. Bogert, .. Howltnd,
800 n tuIHsn a A Low RenL Bsbcack,
Ramsey Crook, NAllsm r Doage, aletehrt "es''pi
CHARLES DENIM ). Nice-Presdeu'
w. H. H. MOORE, ID Nice-President.
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IVY JIyrRpooL .aa PHrLsprrpru,

J,HY LIVERPOOL snd PHILADELPHIA
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend tisps,ch.ls tssr s,,.z-
"A ard eo~,rfaI s,-4a,-hig. - ioio~ss -, 90 =
- H. ,,,sss Are bcrt b. respectfully fnf7rua.S ~
= ~. ~ s.int Of this Con gshT. Nssss "a
"a, p.o. trruAfey from Se.-fotk saa ftlass,PaA Ua
a.. ~, The dates ~ szins oil ~ ~ fod.rs
- Rsn~ SFu -YoNK AND fatLADNnsuts
cry or wAsHTSGToN. from New tSss sassry q
CITY OF MANCHESTER, from fh@iriPo4a - fesfs~y n
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cry OF MAsrH CHESTER for Philsdelpeis jsss.ry Ii
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RATES OF PAssAGE FROM NETWORK Or ealLa.
DELPHIA;
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limited number o Tbfdisss Passenger VI b tafsa
tron PHILADELPHIA Liverpool and fennd IN fFosros
FROM New York Paiisde'pAis ....'''.'''''....,sn
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psrtrren,s and csch cses expcenoed srrs>sr
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sisea,cb-The splendid aud f.vorte Pscseisbp HgysY
CLAY Cap David Csnkius vii have immed.s A.p.ek q,
the AhIye port. -.
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or 10 SPOFFORD. TILL STON Co No y srosisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
Building alateridls.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vesnbules, hans,
r. us.+h. Dining rooms CcnservEtories, &c GARNkiAk
cTIHNEY- TOPS DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER COATES. No 273 Pe-rl-st.. Ny.