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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
Speech of Hon. w. W Boyce.

We publish to-day a part of the very admirable
speech Of Hon. W. W. Boyce, on the Tariff question,
which shows at once the material and depth of the
speaker.
Mr. Boyce talks like 4 statesman, reasons as sound
practical man, and announces his views in language
clear, comprehensive and easily to be understood by
ALL There is Calhoun style about his reasoning
which Is strikingy illustrated in this speech-a com.
ing right to the point, and forcibe ilustrationo his
subject by appeal to practical experience. There
is sodity iu his argument, and earnest truthful
ness about his style that like very much, and we
are safe in saying that for his years We doubt if there
il an ADLER, safer or more reliable man in Congress-
Indeed we must say here what we have often thought
(and it is no small compliment these days,) Mr.. Boyce
improves as he goes along, and his constituency may
well be proud OF representative who, although COM
paratively youugi in years has already made his mark
hig! among the statesmen OF the day.
complirne ont to Mr.. Boyce is rare thing now a
days, but we must say that the following, from such
source as the Charleston Mercury, deserves to be
copied and acknowledged by his friends: -
ave surrender much Of our space to-day to the
recent speech of the Hon. W. W. Boyce, on our Rev
enue system. Its stEkingiy marked 6y strong com.
mon sense careful research and Independence Of
thought IT Isl In fact one of the most searching ex-
amiuatons which this subject has ever undergone and
made zTsal.inpression on the House, and has re-
ceiyed generally very high commentator
q saodey's Ladys' Book
f Il promptly at hand for March, aud continues,
az usual, to be quite popular among those for
whose especial benefit it is designed.
eARrnuR's MAGAZINE is also at hand for March,
nhd we extend to our favorite the same warm
hearted welcome that we did "when first we
were acqualnL",
"The editors speak to the intellect and ths
heart, as well as to the fancy of the reader, and
are striving to give their countrywomen work Of
superior literary merit softened by the adorhments
of genial art, and warm with the souls best i'm
pulses. Let it find its way into every hpusehod!'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
TAXES.

SUPERlOR Country Lard for sale AZ the Old
- Corner" Z. W. BoNNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24

The correspondent of the Charleston Eren.
ing News thus speaks Of our Representa-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24

WAsulScroS, Feb. 22.-The foreign Scum
Dues Treaty binds the parties signing it 10 pa
Denmark the sum of30,0O0,0O0 Rix dollars.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24

The North Eastern Rail Road has been open
ed to II station beyond and north of the Santee
which has bern woithily calIcd "Gourdins."
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
mAGNlFICENT sGHEME:!

More than one Prize 10 every ten
Tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

DY HENRY II. LEEDS * CO.-On TUES
ID DAY and WEDNESDAY. March u and 10, At lei o'clock
each Day, tier ssesIoOm, No. . Nassau 81 FANCY
GOODS, MARBLE VASES, INLAID MARBLE TABLE
TOPS 2cTte goods received from Europe consist
ina of superb carved Buffet m Vienus Bookcases. &c
o Of carved Vases Of oil styles including
6ne s.sortment Of Mantle Ornaments Figures. Gtnups.
Pedestss also al assortment OF Plated Ware
Psp.MscLe Iuad Goods Work Boies Odeur Cases, Ctins
Vases Pssn Goods and other desirable articles sale with
out esefye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
TNDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY;

Il $3.50 600 TEN PER CENT MORTGAGE soNyS
sORrGaGr BONDS OF THE INDIANA CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY erarns in,ete, st the Ts'S OF 10 re-.
New1ork; principal redeems6l- the place in issf
us. long commencing At the City OF Indianapolis the capital
OF The State OF Indiana and terminating 81 she oh9 St.s nae
Western Rsil~sy
TIN. road Of great importance Is n e,eelsn, order
and doiu. large sod proftsb business The Company hso
operates he Dayton and Western road % mites ~hois
sas s H9 sr 1888 s5 ss aoi Sr Ass rs.s
shown increase over the preced. one snd ths 81
,hows 40 lncres.e Of ss a over hc mon IN 1850
The worln expenses Of the line for the past have been
lee. than pa cent Of the sos. earning. d the whs a.
pen.s euding repairs oftact drpots bridges woodhoa'ss.
as and neudDs considerable expenses properly in ess..o
Non such COVERING and boarding bridges eisIse
additional depos water Stations hps np depot ~ unis o
Tbese will spear BY the Company report for 1884, ~h1
may b. had At office. .
and Dayton, each Company furnishing an eqa% p,oP,roa
rolling stock proportion TO long ID hne aud paying TIE
ss this Company Is entitled, II pei cent and par the Dsy'se
hi. me- connect. Al Riokmond directly with Cincinnati. aud
Ds, with Cournbu. Baltimore, PhilsdolPna sod Ne..
PsbSrsh and steubcnyne rosd II viii lac
between New YORK lndatsPol. and ST. Louis
so.t railway line FROM New York and Phiadep h BY pt,s
bursh and Dayton OHIO ana Indianapolis and Tor.
This R,wsy the Oldest settled best cultivated.
s SS SSs' R BS s q ss line NM and
earnings the road large *S l5 out u
Total " fSt 90 for 1857 and Increasing greatly
The eptirc cost Of The road 10 shout -, 100 CO.,
The for sosGO st cont maturing N
front md the will consulate
~ md, b. stnsss u the CamPsny
The .ecoad morssse for S7OO 90 more than sdessss
will BE- needed . be- sold.
TIE object Of MAKING hi. debt IL pay OF 'ms ,moaat
floating debt Of the Company aud certain Inc me bsis ma
turns within the p sseut snd nest year
We think these Bonds most simply secHed The Company
paid N interest equal 20 the amount
Of through the stringent times via
out think the earnings must conuaue 10
for msny years shout the ratio " previous yor
which will only pc al and interest bat hand
come dividends ~ stOekBolders
The Compy hss paid cent In dividends ont tbs net
the pat year. leaving surplus VI nearly per eoas
BE stock
The Company Wi have len assets In real estsc taken s
dbs doe for real sold, Of about W -
which viii be realized and wch will constitute fni 10
dnce their indebe dness
Thee. Bonds will be exchanged for any Of the cent
Bonds III. Company falling ve within the next two yoarA
par application Any time be<c tbey Ssposs4
Of
We think these securities safe and LnOs desirable lave
msrit, ard commend them sucn t. our friends
For an further Information the sabes, q sss
securities, sppy TO US st our Office .,
WINsLOW, LANfERk Co,
now.York Feb. l6. 1887 No. So VAL 'tresL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

u The unrivaed 10 ali between 1881 and lsSth sis be
pk sto1, SIC fet the Hudson River and runnos to he
Xiv ssodse road coDtars aeres $50 lots With nunef
fruit forest snd aud hEsioG Green eousos
Stables &c In complete Oieer s1fubbcry and tsoe
soos Wills ses of select locs ton be
this property. The Wi sci, a. fair prcs a.
be 6esres make West For full particular
apply imns dfssly " q PIERCE. No Is William e.. EeK'
Ss,s - Commercial Exchspge Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Danelns Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No sO6 Broadway, NewYork; No ~ Montague place.
Srnoklyu.-Nsw. YORK Glasses on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
CRDAfs; BrooklyD Classes on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
st aud D. Tor Ladies and Children st fo' Gentle
Lsdei' Private Glass at Pupils commence
- time during the Prscng Assemblies for L.
dics And Gentlemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING In Brook
lyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING in New.YoA
Former Pupils may Subscribe for the Assemblies aore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Sales % Antti0n
TC. HouGHros. Auctiopeer; -

c HOUGHtoS, Aucilouetr. ...
A SSIGNFE's SALE of the LEASE, FURNI-
n TCRE SC Of the La Pierre House, No 6T9 Bosiway,
corner II Auityst WEDNESDAY aid THU SDAf, Narch
Il and 49, 1t lot o'clock o-,,
I { HOUGHrON will sell . above BY order Of RICH
ARD HEATHER. esq, Assignee. the Lease OF the house
sh yrss 70 run May also the furniture Mrors
ParoForte made by Harrison, cost $3.50 velvet Brussels
three ply and Ingram Cspe Enshsh Oucloths broe .ee
lac sd muslin Curtains Shades and Fixtures rosewoo Paor
suite. In brocstee mahogany PMor Suites in hsir cloth
French plate pier ana oval Mirrors msbetop center pier aud
sofa Tables rich gilt aud bronze Gas Chandeliers and Gas FIX
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Tsbes. Chairs, sideb lars,
CHA Dinner and Tea Sets glass and GSerPated Ware,
p'snisled tin do.
CHAMBER FURNITURE Rosewood and msho gany rreuch
Bedss msIb etop Dressing Bureaus Nsshsfsuds aud
modes ardrob@s Sofas Lour retes Teas, 90 Cottage
Bedse.ds With Hair Mattresses and Beddnf To each large
lot If extra Bed Linen and Blankets, hall Ocloths, Ohcs
Furniture patent AnnuncistOT Ranges Copper Boiler Re
frserstors Kitchen Furniture &c.
Tern cash city funds deposit required of all pur
obasers satisfactory 10 she auc ion eer.
Catalogue. on Tuessay The office, No lS Nassau Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

n ). HOCGH, Aucti0neer, Will sell at puOuc
IL suction THIS DAY TUESDAY, March IL. At a IN,
all the rich and costly HOUSEHOLD FL MIXTURE ote priv
ate dwelling No 2s West i st between 5th aud q THIS
sale affords opportunity 10 buyers 70 obsia hne goods
prices the assortment IL large sud tue goods ~
very Description and 10 be perenpory sold without
feRsrd TO also have their goods stored M
the Ct May. Careful linen will be ia attend ,nce 10 r
move or pack Furniture, which b. removed
TUESDAY Catalogues eady and at the house. Toe base,
contains fine walnut Extension Table Sofa Bed sideoont
and Chairs &c Also very large assortment OF Tableware 40
Decsnters China Dinner aud Tea Sets silver Tea Sets SAVERS
Spoon Fori &c Liquor Cases aud Casters hue ivory Gut
ry aid Gut Glass ami Bohemian Ware, &c. TIE p,rors
furnished Royal Tapestry Carpets two sold rosewood
Suites in fsshousblc danssk coyerDg mad By MI j. b.
COX No Broadway solid rosewood Eagefes Center aud
Side Tables Tuk Easy and Reception Chairs lace Curtains
b.ud Shades and Fixtures hue Oil Pnugs by boese aud
others bronze CLOCKS and staurttes aud Gas FIX
tuIrs and rich Mantle Decoration. Chinese Ssr.'My OF
exquisite besuty aud rs Also u Nunn' Fshes
rcitoned 7ocsye Pianos rosewood aud fully warranted
III sh o. Cloth, and rosewood HAssnd SC Chambers
furnished superior carved rosewood and mahogany French
Bedsesd Bureaus AID Commoces and fine Hair N, tresses
Al Bedding all kiuds Also, Brussels and logriu Carpets
S. fas Chairs and Rockers NJ s'pouement on
count Sale mences in the parors az le m precisely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
VS. MsLLss Auctioueer-By w. s. mELLos Co.
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE Of the finest

W s. MsLLss Auctoueer-By w. s. mELLos Co.
Highly ATTRACTIVE SALE Of the finest
III and newest STYLES Of CABINET HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITCRE. PIANOFORTFS, me OIL PAINTINGS, Frsach
pls PIER MIRRORS &c, THIS DAY truesdsy), st II !!
O'Clock at the Nos Is and IS Parkow oppode the
Asor House This spacious 10 nov filled wi rch
rose~ood gany oak aid walnut furniture made By The
Biaurss expressly for this Springs business ~ the
styles # construction aud OF the best mres aud
embraces rosewood Paor Suites carved aud
plain covered 10 aud coos OF rich FrelCh sato
brocste plush reps Tapestry &e wood Library aud Sec
BoOkcsss Of dteeI styles hne variety II Gle
asnt rosewood Ceuer and other Tables Sands Work rab
&c several richly decorated Cottage Ersmeed Suites Of diff
Ient oolors ali made from oyeIdned wood and warranted
fu Chsnbe Suites of wood, mahogany s1d walnut
number Of aud costly OH Painting by c. Coates esq
of Brooklyn III, gsntyi Faench plate pier oval and
maLte Mirrors. If hcten sizes, oak Dicns aud Office Chairs
mahogany oak DISKS nee rosewood Etageres Corner
star q. Music-rsGk Sc. Also large invoice Of Iron Ware
the largest msnufactoIe. IL TIL. city consisting Of
Becseaos Of AL styl-s sizes Hssands Umbrella aud
FTesalds Garden Chairs tc Also large quant y OF foe
South csn Hair Msrses Feather Beds Bos,ers and
Pillows Psasse lc At IL o'clock will be sold eleven
Piauofores b. different makers mostly
vtuar Also the hour by virtue Of mortgage
ne lgh, TROITING WAGON To hsusekeepes wishing 10
reurrsh and visitors the South and West this sale
extraordinary Hducertnts both from the variety and
quality the soocs packing attached 70 tue store
goods be packed exPedousy and a, tat rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Tor sALE-A large STONE FACTORY auC

II { nfverfElnf FUW tN OF sbOut 50 slta
BE e; Paper Mil other ourpose the
Bro River IS milcs the City hal ruck,hoe Dep
en- ,he Harlem Railroad With s. OF three houses
cArascmieis shop hsTo &c Tue fsasor, four 50
BY Feet Aso adjoining oDes'ory oaitins p BY IS feet
the ' -pcwer would b sci sepsrsey. crt'e shoe
cry ~ord be exchanged 6rs cls City Proeery Inquire
Of HOD9MAS, No - Msiteaisne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
RUSSELL ". wEsrcoTT. Anctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-


WI TURE at ACKNOWLEDGES ros.wood P.oo Forte,
licn Carpets Panpg. ebdd Psrlor Suites soid Silver
Ilch Chls, Sc MORROW twrdne.dsyl At Os o'clo l.
CONSISTING Of al the superb furniture and Hou furnishing
articles ed IL House No. 5l West !lsg lib
The hous. Icpets with everything be found 10 hon.
sty furnished tderce the which will BE- positive and
pefemp:oy, without gard weather, commencing a.
oeluci precisely, IL the dining room with elegant carved
nah gany Exerson Table rich CHA snd Silver Wave o,
every deserpCn peA AID ivory Cutlery Cat Oa kaoy an"
Amber In sets With Dnins room Furaigre Of every
FARLOEs-Els rosewood Piano Fore, Stool snd Yer
rich carved BOD mArbeop Esserts Mirror D.s
cou0e s1'e elsbcraelJ rosswood Fsflof
made order ooyeIed IL maroon setin ohe
so.id ros.wood il srd gold spen aid sni,s
yevets these suites frs cs.s; elegant rle A-e 49,
Mirrors k AID lace Cu'ts1.; Turkish and Keep o1
10 ,stiI ara brocsft rosewood secresry boytos .,'.
Lounges be.'op Center and Pier Isoles rec Li,o
Msp1e Vases wh magnificent Pnor ofLsue. 20, 80. ~
nuH Der of fre OIL Psntins', rchly frsnee s0'" W.
rch Cupsss elegant Clsnteiers Brorses &C ~ ,,.s
LIBE.RY AsD CHAMBER FURSIIusk-SP.11 ~ -
sood buresu. Bsdresds With French nHf yi.ssor
Beds 70 81. marble Wssbssrds Comnodrs "
Al 10 n..rh Cb.y. Gs..es Oya nors Ilco Nu-. to.e.
Se,s uite rosewood urritu-e In hairclon
Bootease OVID Mirrors Cocks CsnaesSnss "a u.hos.Hy
RoekeTs with rear variety OF eiesALt =; -. -,
Yur.ufe Of ever Description not - H. 80.
ssT, P,r-s,.r, assured hat e'e'ythhf tns ootse
yLl be sole gi.hoa reserve. DePosI -. e p.L %
purchs.,s Goods 20 b ies1o'e- ' -
pCss Lnen viii b. II strendsace-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
NOTICE Of COPARTNERsHIP.-Thesep pres.

NOTICE of COPARTNERSHIP.-Th pres
IN certify that the subscribers have formed limited Co
rship under the provisions Of Article Title L.
Chsper Part H. Of the Revised Ststutes Of the State
Of New York entitled OF Limited PaItnerships" Toe said
Copsrt nsrsblp to conducted under the hrn Il j.
n OTIS TIE general OF tue business intended TO be
nscted dealing 10 Boots Shoes Findinls and amilsr
articles usually bought and sold in connection herewith John
W CORLlES . resident OF the City Of New York, 10 the
spse par and contributed TO the Common stock The
tau Of tsrnty Eve thousand dollars in csh aud JOSEPH
SANFORD otis and PERSON NJ. orIS both Of whom
reside in the City Brooklyn are the general partners later
seven day Of Msb A. D. 1884, aud TO continue till III,
f d., OF January in the year one thousand eight AID
CIV nre when II shall termin.te-Ds'sd New Yort March
I ID 1857 JOHN CORLIE5,
SANFORD OTIS,
PIERSON OTIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
COR sALE-At RHlNEBECK, in the


men, bIich HOUSE. vita brown stone front, finished in
be with marble msutles and throus
range hot and cold bstes marble sands &c II
70 pant Sgsted in it'll and healthy location
SD 81 % house west u .d,v Apply tas premises. n
No lsS Ess sth-st. Pn'e IS 90; terms ,a.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

ArOIICE-Tbe undersigned, Trustees Of the
y sECOnD MORTGAGE Of the NORTHERN Gao v
RAILROAD COMPANY, hereby give notice that thsy ss.s
BY ot tbe folio numbers Of Second Mortgage Efs
ss ;, 60 g. H. Ils Ik3 f29 1885, ll 49, ~ sat as 49,
20 - $40 So 4e, AZ ,es is 40 $40 l,S Is 81
~ aa 500 &C. sa rs III "a 15s, 7x 100 no 80 t2t
IA $50 ss5 tss s2 ss s7 sss io int2 i.s6 Logk lel
liz IlB l54 IN, 1877 40 a5l Thirty sgh. Bondsd
s9f tsh together with Fthy ThoussHd Dollars shkh se
puchAsed the ist # June and sccru-d
e. b, Cbicsso Burlington Quincy Railroad con,say
?. stipulated NJ the Bonds The n'ers on TIE
BEARING thu sboye toned numbers will on ihs
ist Jane next JOHN Eliot THAYER,
N. FORBES, Trustees.
LOUIS AARON HOPPMANN,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Gopartnersbip Notites.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm of n. K. COBB &
IL Co dsy Dissolved oy nutus consent Either
net may of tie frm uqudation.-Sew York,
Feb. o. 1887 No. % WIilsn-s- NATHANIEL COBB
JAMES II. SrEBBINS
COPARYNERSHIP.-JANEs II. STEsBINs ha, this day
formed copar,nsrship with John BLOO0G0OD Jr, under
". name ard arm OF STEsBINS BL0006oOD. .nt viii
continue the STOCK COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS At No ~ William ~
The Commission Business vii be strictly adhered TO-
The new frn re.pect.a, solicit portion OF your business
BiEk Of the Commo wealth Cashier
Oho Life and Trust Co., Robert BayMd EsqNev
York NNct 2 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
M FGANT VILLAGE PROPERLY aud LANU

II fot SALE tn. VILLAGE Of VIII e.eoro toIss =,
mfes Of Utica y, .ih wuon u !. ~ lsrss snd
.onnodiou. Dwelling Hou'- Barn crn.se h,u ~. pubic
So.,ys and ssorned with fDe Trees s1r9ooe'y
ar % Arc. Of fr,t LAN0 comgr+d 70 sse,e s.n,.
So cs,np. a. the .dgsntss.s Of city .ne eoauo Appy
= IT, ,boIs /, oa.r.d AZ the low prioe OF 49,
ensa 1atcycR0RT No IS Aerch,nt' Exchange "'''"
-Shs Rs..x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
&3OO ONO BONDS ,S Of the ro Cites g.. 4

4
fcr SALE Office Of the Waiersown aud Aadi Railroad
COMPANY No 81 eThis losd conpir-s direct
and iva ly air between Milwaukee sod sdisoa the
cspita Wisconsin II - miles Ia length o0nnectios ct
Wa.rtow, with the NaisTpWn Dyisoo Of toe La Crosse
and Nj wake Railroad with which has contract f vesy
f.yorab running col neciior Tor 80 y'ats .
BY this road the distance Milwaukee and MADISON
Is ne shorter thsn BY the Milwaukee and Mssspp Railroad
The rosd pssses through good s5uura and highly TIM.
proved country Madison and Nssro~n too q ne m'sf
bauu thriving ia the STATE being In point u pops
l.ti, H. busiEess and wealth second only N hl~suk.e
The City hs.son loaned her credit % hi' Compsny
thu snouit The City Il W.teOwn has subodb.t
the CspA stock Of the Company ~ 100 The Tosnsap
Waterloo Jefferson Coany has .ubscdbed rs Vo Ia pV
u.nt for amounts Madison CT hs. suef t~ss
tyyeu per cent Coupon BoDcsi Ws,erosn GUY, tssey
wear 9 per cent Coupon boodsi and "sfehoo noNosiv
fvsp,yyn per cept Coupon Boods Interest So al Para
uslJ 70 the Cityof New Yorh re I,npss onss
,b.. Rond. Tor sale At heir office No ~ ELchAaSe gAoA -,
nth h. &c s,noslt Of per cent Farm AoRr0A0E
COrfpON 6ONb5 guarantees 81 By the Company
- ,.tion 40 r,ssrd the al be BAD he
a1,h. ComoLy Il K. LAWRENCE, TrsasgrsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

Is 3 MrLLo.. Au'i'osser-sy W hsLLofk Co.
THIS DAY (Tue,day), at l04 o'clock. st Sales
,.m,kos IS AID IS Pars vsfy Gss lot Of secoai
-, vrr,urs T.5ss CbSrs s..es Buresas Bookeaes Bed
go. W.sb srd Corssr s,anss A.ro Bedding Cspets Of
.zd Il g-lr Rue kitchen rteasis Stove Crocksy
- ,od Wcod-o~tre sc e. In 6ns erawas bcksa 10
"a Tbs 'ss5s 49, c.9u.s.st % be % hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

NO. IS CANAL-ST., near BROADWAY
IN MOLYNEUX BELL WILL OPEN
HIS SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of sprr AID Summer AANTLLAs for the retail ta4e Of the
coming season, on =. .,.,.- ,,.n.
which be will have the pleasure Of showing his rune
rot, customers the ARREST assortment Of
NEW And ELEGANT STYLES
10 be foundn this city He 10 confident that his coming
ing Monday the t Will be anotner great proof 10 the eonmu
uy that be yet abe 10 s.d 20. tiaae IN
iivlfirs them give him call Monday wnea hey viii
have the sssctoo 0! Selecting their Inmer Nantia from
the ,rge. and les, Of garments offered 70 the
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
Bniloins Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES For Vestibules, Halls,
IL H.sr.bs DiniDg rooms, OpnservstoTes 40. GARNklR4
CHIMNrY-fOPS, DRAlN-PIPES. ke. For sale BY
MILLER COATES. No. Ts Psari'st., ~ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

NJ o L r n n G. G o o ID
wi Blsek Cap. MAZETZ Black MUSLIN DELAINE.
BAk ALPACA Black BONBALlNs
CALICO GISGHAN.
GRENADINE BAREGES and GRAPES aad al Goods suit
able for Mourning, slwAys on nAnd and for sale By
ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co.,
Csnal.s;. cor. Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

7 C HoUsaTcs Aasaoa.er; .
,pss-., a.yrE eight yesfs 20 rua u N Mar next,
80 e. a, sact.on % p1--zises "WEDNESDAY,
Hi'" 10 = i hICHARD HEATHER, es1 Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
last RIVER SAVINGS BANK. No. 3 Cham:

Il bsus, two doots from Chs asust-Opsn Evhkro Al
frog &c ocoot n " I'll O'Clock p "a srd on THURSDAY
EVENINGS fre 70 o'c,0ok BE Per eeIt tetsfest es~S
., sur. from as 70 $50 p>r oest - Al
sss pos,4d OF CT befole toe Let day o. APr st d. la"
from tat day fEIEA o. VlTts' tf>~I>ss'
CsAs 4. WsitsST, Soo<-eAy.
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Jinanfiai.

PHsNIx Fiss Instance Co~P.,vp
BKooNLYS. xsEcA 10 lsT.
nVIDEND. The Boa d Of Directors haze the
IL saw declared ssMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND TIN
so PIX CENT rsysble on tsuund q the sr.Dca ofss Ne
- W.I.t y Y PHtLANDER SHAW s~sr-t.y
OLE, ~ Gsocxg's FtRE iNs "a 81 N,ist- PsAu 4
NssIOsN March :, 1877. \
DVIDEND.-Tbe Bosj of Directors have de-
= - - Ssm.nA JAS. q. PLArr Ses<etsry
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LoTis AARON aoYFMAss.)

oSYIcE OF THs LITTLE MANI 6.iLsoAD Co.
CNcIsslrI, Feb -, 1907 I
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF this
"A Company vii be held .. the Office q the Cenpsny %
dis CITY o. the 23h dsy Of March being the fourth rSss
Say b.tr ecu The hoqr, Of 10 and II O'clock 70
oropos-d contract with Marietta Cncinnau scd Use
President JOhN hiLLooCh, secfSSV.
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OtyfcE MoatIs CANAL AND BAsHIsG Co.
IIsalY CITY Ma 60 Ia 1851.

Jsssgr CRY, Ms co H. 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL
IN ILFCIIOS ~i b. he'd at the OHc. Of tbs Company IN
Jsr.y City o. MONDAY zoe 6tb day Of Apri neg, toe se
eho,os Of I've DIRECTORS. Il pace Of Gag: NO 80
I'm Of service oil then expire Tue poll viii o. opsa uss
IL ocloek 1n O'Clock m. The traasfer books Sh b
''''s' "''- 800 L, r. COSOIr Secretary. 2
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LIMOS CcuiEl hAltoad COMPANY
Ofioe IN Illinois C-utIA Railroad Depot, Chi;e ~

LiRST CLASS COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
OF EXCHANGE tDr s-Dtesl residences In New fork-Rf
.c,~ At Flushing ana II Glen Cove cgsoty improved
BY noble .nd grounds taseiuy laid od near
sieambo. ana railroad dept
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