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s. StIrrtrh siorQ.
From DR.. Bartlett's Anglo-Saxon.
THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD.

MARNADUKE MELLEN WAS devoutl,
thankful that he MAS man. Entertain
ing, As he did the idea that woman was
vastly inferior, intellectually, he felt ,ha:
be had reason to Le so. Perhaps, if he
had sisters, his sentiments might have
been modified, but Marmaduke WAS an
only child, and the indulgence which WAS
lavished upon him in consequence, doubt.
less led him to think himself Of more con.
sequence than, perhaps, Others nigh; con-
slider rigblfolly his due.
Marmaduke married at a suitable age.
His wife was mild inoffensive sort OF
woman, who would MS soon have thought
Of chopping her own head off, rs Of dis
regarding command Of her liege lord
Her submissiyeness strengthened in Mar
maduke the idea oi man's superiority to
woman. Accustomed to have his slight
est wish regarded as a law, he nnconsc.
ously acquired certain degree OF inperl
BUSINESS, which, besides striking into the
heart o! his unfortunate wife, had the ef
feet Of making him generally unpopular,
and caused him to be regarded, in sur
rounding households, as sort Of mod
ern Blue Beard.
All things have an end, and so it was
with the life Of Mrs Marmaduke MeIien.
Poor woman her life had been far from
happy one. Meekly aud uucomplsin
ingIy she had walked through lie, Weld.
ing in all things to the strong vii, Of her
deSpotic husband. UncrudgingIy she
had devoted herself 10 bis service. She
now took the liberty TO die-the only
thing, il may 6e said, during the whole
course Of her welded life, which she had
yen.ured to do without his permission.
Mr.. Mellsn missed his wife. 1. would
have been strange il La had not. lie be.
gan to feel that sue had been far more
eCessary TO his comfort than lac suppos
ed. lie hired housrkecp.r, bui iot.u,
ths; she S'as lar from supplying TIC place
of his deceased wife. Besides being n
housek keeper, lac lid not feel at liberty To
order her ABOUT as authoritative civ a. II
she were his A6e.
Under these circumstances, II was not
strange that Mr.. Melleu should think Of
taking TO himself q second partner. He
Pohut'ot w W afhc ob tfs iAi AiI'f1hbt
question. On whom. Of all the marringea.
ble ladies OF his acquaintance. shoald be
bestow the honor Of his hand
This was wcighty question, aud Re
felt II TO he 80. lie pohdered long and
anxousIy. His snxiety boweyer did not
proceed rom any apprehension OF rejec
tion, ia whatever quarter I've night pay
bis addresses. That idea never crossed
4is miad. II was rather that of o"e who,
having variety of articles preoeuted ior
his acceptance, is puzzled 10 decide OF
which to make choice.
AT length lie decided upon addressing
Mrs. Kent, a widow who had lately moy
ed in the neiehboFhood or Mrs. Kent.
personally, he knew little, except thai she
had moderate property Ieit be, by her
husband. ~
Having once made up bio mind, he pro.
ceeJed, With q promptHess worthy OF Ma.
poleon, 10 put his plan into execution.
Wih the air Of one conferring favor,
be laid his prnpo>al before the far,ana,e
lady whom he had selected as ths recip.
ent Of bis addresses.
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that respect more was due him than any
other person. five had not had him, we
should probably have got out pretty well,
as you did, by number of men of nearly
equal talents, but he left us all far behind.
His biographer sent the sheels of his work
to me AS they were printed, and at the
end asked my opinion. Itold him it would
be question hereafter, whether bis work
should be placed on the shelf Of history or
panegyrc.
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ANECDOTES OF A NEGRO.

We are indebted to friend, says the
Patriot and Mountaineer, Of Greenville,
for the following original anecdotes Of a
slave, which We think are too good to be
lost lie had just bought himself a new
hat. A shower Of rain came up, ard he
pulled off his hat aud put it under bis arm,
to protect it from the rain. A gentleman
meeting him, enquired why he did not
wear his hat on his head. His phiosoph
ical reply was "De head belong to massa
but de hat belong to nigger ~
On another occasioR he bargained with
his master for his freedom, anu paid three
bundled dollars in cash towards the pur-
chase. The next day, he and negro
companion went out on fishing excur
sion. The companion fell overheard and
was drowned. Immediately the freed
man went to his former owner and beg
ged to rescind the contract about the pur-
chase of his freedom. His master en-
quired why he had changed his mind 50
suddenly. He replied that be had come
to the conclusion, since his fishing excur-
sion, that "nieger property was too unsar-
ian" 10 make investments in il. II he
had been drowned instead Of his com
panion, his money would have been lost |!
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POPULAR DELUsIoSs.-That man can
write readable article before lie under
stands grammer, punctuation, or the art
OF preparing MS. for the press.
That We elevate ourselves by attempt
ing to bring down and depreciate those
who are above us.
That other people and their private at.
fairs ever form the great staple Of conver-
sation among refined and properly educs-
ted people.
That the girl Of fifteen can make up for
her general ignorance by incessant CAB.
bic.
That the having made a fortune is
enough to entitle man to respect.
That it Is in good taste to wear jewelry
IN p rotusion al breakfast or dinner.
That moustache indicates want Of
brains.
That the greatest takers are the great.
est thinkers.
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That was very natural, but very
ludicrous remark Of a venerable lady, now
in her one huhdredth year, on the death
Of her daughter, who bad attained the
good Old age Of eighty. The mothers
grief was great, and to friend who came
to condole with her, she couid only say
"Oh dear! oh dearl knew never should.
be Able to rear that childw =
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IN ADVANCE
N U M B Err As.
A PHYSICIANS EVIDENCE or
dangling

That beautiful, graceful accomplishment
of dancing, so perverted by late hours and
the indecency Questionable attire, has out
ragged many sensible people, and led them
to deprive the young one ofthe most simple,
and heathful enjoymerts, because it has
been abused. For mys, If can testify not
only to its recuperativs power. The for
tieth, nay, the fiftieth year of my age,
found me enjoying this life-cbeering exer-,
else. 1t should he one of the earliest
amusements Of children, and care should
be taken by parents that it is understood
as an amusement. While am on thls
topic, will mention case that occurred
in my practice. A thoughtful, anxious
mother, who had lost three children,
brought to ne her only remaining child
a daughter.
Her temperament nervous bilious--the
nervous fearGully predominant; with great
irritsbiity Of the system, peevish, passion
ate, dyspeptic, s,eepless; Of course, exact
ing arbitrary and uncomfortable tie
poor child looked sad, old morbid and
miserable. She had been to school, be-
cause her parents thought it an amuse-
ment for her to be with other Children
After critically examining her physiogno-
my, said to her mother, "What is
the temperament of your husband ~
"The same as my own," she replied
Then the child is doubly stamped" I
continued, "very vigorous measures must
be used, il you expect to restore her health.
Diverse her Immediately from anything
mental so far as memorizing is concerned,
then send her to dancing school, that size
may combine else with order and mel
ody, aud thus some Of her rough edge.
may be rounded" The child--her large
eyes open with wonder and. delight--in-
terrupted with. " Dancing schoolf o, how
I've longed to 90; but mother says il is
wrong and leads to wickedness." What
a dilemma for physician what diem
ma for child Ibid you ever intend
your daughter 10 play the piano, guitar,
or other musical Instrument" said / 10
iha he mother. 90 yes" was the answer
why" l contln0ed, why show such
partia!ity to the upper cxtremities The
hand are rendered happy as medium o.
melody the feet are render ed equally hap.
py in the same way"
a nice afternoon school received the
little girl, who grew in health and harmo
ny every month as she followed the hyei.
enic rules prescribed for her. Dancing is
a healtEful, beautiful, graceful recreation,
and is not responsible for the abuses luxu.
~ has thrown around it. The yulga
rIsm and excitements Of the ball room
have no more to do with the simple
enjoyment Of the dance than the rich wines
and sumptuous bsnquets Of the gourmand
in whom they induce disease, have to 40
with the temperate repasts that satisfy
the natural wants ofthe body.-D,' Rar.
riet X Hunt.
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In Chancery suit, one Of the couns Q
describing the boundaries Of his clients
land, said, in showing the plan of it:
ave lie on this side, my lord"
The opposite counsel then said
"And we lie on that side"
The chancellor, with a good.humored
grin, observed:
"lf you lie on both sides, whom will Ys
have me believe?"
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To THOSE SEsBING EsPLoYNEET The
Albany Express has the following advcr-
tisement: !.
Wanted, an able bodied Irishman t.,
hold my wife's togue-sbe and 1 being
unable to keepit quiet" Constant em-
ployment given
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LANCASTER H. 1857

never enter into contest Until you have
counted the cost.
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Why is gall crossing the fence, like
fosr quarts Of molssses,
Because il il gallon (galj oal
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Il he gives short measure in wheat, then
he is rogue in grain.
Or in whiskey, then be is rogue in
spirit.
II he gives bad title 10 land, he is a
rogue indeed.
And il he swiudles the printer, he is in
ceed, in spirit and in gain measureIess
scoundrel.
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So PER ANNUM

5" m fHHd pHntr sh smu
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Professional Notices.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
" SOFT C0RNS, NAILS GROWING INTO TIE FLESH.
AND EVERY DISORDER OF THE FEET WITHOUT
CUTTING OR WITHOUT CAUSING THE SLIGHTEST
PAIN.
ChIrpp~d HE Majesty the King al Bavaria aud 0u
Neu.York 10 attend distinguished families intends
nsipns heie abort time only and may be consulted daily
from 10 O'Clock p m No. "a Amty between Wooster
and Tbop p,ou. sts, near Broadway.
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS
From His Majesty. the King OF Bavaria
Schosscr has extracted Cons from His Mejes
sy'. feet without giving the least pain"
Certified by command Of His Majesty
BARON Won FOLLER-
yr. their Royal Hghness the Princes Carl and AGtn 81
Hohes solern. ST nsrisssn
Ar Seosser has compile ely cured the Cons of ,he Royal
.hnes.es the Princes of Hobenzoern Sigmsngen with
srst dextery and without the least pss by comsnd Of
t.sir Ro,sl Ifighnessess" SCiAEFER"
Ffon n A. Desrehan, ESQ, Of New Orleans LA
>Mr Sehos ser has extracted two CONS for IL i've min
,,.. and without giving the slsbtesi pain
w. N. A DEsTREuAN, Of New Orleans
Paris. Angus, q. 1855"
certify NJ Scblosser has extracted Tor N. number OF
g :. ;,h.,.t p.n X. L. MASON.
Paris, Marrh % 1875" 49,, ..,,,
In addition to the above well sohe stiescd temon.s
housenas more Ia his possession sHons which are
s,. from disn flies Of Amerca whom b" cured In
p,,.i can b. seen by fsorns him With call a. ms once
os.c,e No A. Amtyst, between Wooster aud Id'mp''a
ate Eew York IL, Ia, .,x ,.,.o,
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PENNsYL.yANIA!.. RAILROAD

The Pennsylvsnis Railroad connects At Pittbursh VITA ~
cads to and from st. Louis Mo- Alton, 0slens and Chcse
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Deytoa
springfield, Beefontsine, ssnd.sty Toledo Cleveland CO
he steam packet boats from and 10 New Orlesns 81 Lo
Louisville and Cnoinnah
Through Tickets for the East be he'd OF The above
oentionsd places in the West.
Passengers will find this tho shortest mo expeditions ~
comfortable route between the East and West.
FROM NkW.YORK TO CINCINNATI IN a0U1@
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN s. HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN " HoUnA
Fare ss low ss by any other Route 80
Bee hsndbpls in the hotels Of this city.
Yhough Tckets further information, may be bad 1t -
s6kce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor House, Broadway
J. l. RLLIOTT Aasn6
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ITO HOLDERS of BILLS of the BANK OF

mo HOLDERS Of BILLS Of the BANK UF.
THE REPUBLIC, Of Providence, II by decree OF
the Supreme Court the State Of Rhode Island March Ter
1857 in Providence, 1t is ordered ,
the the Bank Of the Republic Of Providence
f. hereby directed give rcs that the Holders
of the Bills of the said Bank the Republic in order TO be
entitled 10 dividend Of the asse Of the Bank required 10
d. po% with the Receiver before the l DAY OF
next that the Receiver give to such Bill Holders
certificate Of deposit which shall nttls them to all div.
dends whch may payable said bills BY future order
Of said Court and that such deposit shall not impair the nights
OF dposors claim which they may have upon the
Stockholders Of said Bank. . =,
In accordance it'll decree hereby give notice TO the
Holders Bills Of said Bank to deposit the with me
on or before the st Of October next and receive ceh'
cate therefor and that will attend at the American Bank in
Providcnc. receive the same, from II to o'clock p M
on the business days of said Bank - -
of the Bank of the Republic, of Providence.
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me0icaI.

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-Ths celebrated rem
~ edy for weak and insmed eyes constantly used ~
signal by distinguished ocust during long pt
siona and may be confidently relied upon the v
best ssye that be used In where the eye m
famed aets almost like magic in relieving ali ntstn ~
usually effects complete after few applications -
Prepared and sold by A. B. d. SANDS, Drussists No ~
Fulton New York.
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Uater Cure.

IVA Eight hours ride from the city BY ~ T. and Ed
Rsosd Visitors will fnl this Of the plesssnest pas
the Union Board ~ per week Address J. II. NORTH ~
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For Freizht or Passage, apply to ,.u,u. Nv
EDWARD K COLLINS, No So Walist, l.
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co.. Liverpool
i W No n Austin FrIsrs London
BIG WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris -,
The owners ships viii not be accountable tof
xsr bullion specie ewery precious stones or metals unless
bills Of sdns are ssned therefor and the value Thereon q.
pressed therein.
CTTAM to SOUTHAMPTON and ANTWERP.
y The splendid and powerful new iron steamship
STITITIOE r. Pouefn commander, will depart tor All
WERP calling at SOUTHAMPTON, on THURSDAY July
IL from Pier No. 50 North River.
RATS OF PASSAGE INCLUDING PROVISIONS:
In frsfC Cabin.
second Cabin.
II
This steamer compartments and carres
an surgeon For freight passage having superior
for cabin and stesrage passengers apply ."
AUGUST BELMONT, No. Hanoye.st.
of passage issued here to parties who are
de,cus Of bring their fiends at the following rates.
t. .aoon5 Cabin .........,......, 80
In third Cabin. .,......'...'..'''''
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furniture.
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE Of DISCRETIONARY business
~ heretofore existing between RIcHARD DECkEK, 81
JAMES VAIL, JAMES KENNEDY, HERRICR SEAMAN
and JOHN NJ WILCOX, under the name and style oil tue
ORANGE COUNTY MILK ASSOCIATION, Is this day AIS
solved by mutual consent -,
All persons having claims upon the concern will please pre-
sent the same at the office in NewYok for adjustment
Those who are indebted the will be waited upon
BY JAMES HARTFORD who authorized to collect aud re-
cpt bills in settlement Receipts signed By former collectors
win not be noticed . ,.,v,y
The undersigned, proprietor, assisted BY Capt CALVIN
CHANDLER reliable will continue the bust
the old COmpsnys place corner Of Gresnwlch aud
where he will be happy to receive orders Tor
Orange County Milk to be served In part Of the city
Orders will be thankfully received, faithfully and promptly
filed by me AZ said Agents. ADRIAN HOLBEhr.
Dated New York, July s. 1857.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
~ ~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. Via JERSEY
CiTf-hAa and Express Lines Leave Nsw.Yort and y
* e. .t d0c0di, ed 60 70 ks1:Psos Th,os fi:
ssltimose Ws.hinsoa Norfolk, 10, and thresSh SeueSs
hecked te WsAhiastoa 10 q m end ?. n.
w. WOODBURY., Assistant eusx
No basss wn b eecesvsA Eoe any txsa uness dsIvrs
and saees-d mia. ~ IN sdssa,e Of 6s tus of sayfns
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Glotbing.
Buil6ins Alaterials.

ECNCAUSTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Hsh
II Hesrhs. DininG room, Con.sry,tores ka 9ARNKiRx
CHyNNxYITOPS DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER COATES No. 20 PesTi-s.-. N. Y.
UARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
NJ TOPS. also best Glazed and vtfed DRAIN PIPES IT
Lons leland Pottery Depot No 50 Ns.saust III. QUINN
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OROSKEY & co.'s LINE Of STEAMERS

NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON aud BREMEN.
The magnificent British steamships
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. Capt Bed ...2 ~ tuns burdsn
ARGO: ..............CsPt Benson 81 tun. sarden-
Capt. Britton. 2 GOT tuns burden
the European and American Steam Shipping CO.
Of Londcn and Southampton appointed to sail o,a new
YORK on every alternate WEDNESDAY for LONDON and
BBEMEN touching at Southampton 10 land passengers and
mails England aud Fnnce- They will remain one day q
London and then proceed 10 Bremen Returning they will leave
BREMEN for NETWORK on every alternate SATURDAY.,
stopping only at Southampton
eammoatons passengers They viii take limited number
Of third class stsersse pAssengers
A surgeon IL attached 20 each ship - 49, .
The freight London will be but little higher than
those Of sailing ships.
RATS OF PASSAGE
First Cabin. go Second Cabin. 50 Seersye eS
The strsmship ARGO will sail from New-Yo on :DNE8
DAY June "a and will be succeeded BY the jason July
and QUEEN or THE SOUTH, July =
C. II. SAND. No. II South WHism-st
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DRIAN I'll MULLER, Auctoneer vlli sea
n he following d, scfbed sr0CKs Auction at the Mer'
s.ns Fr .hsnse In The City OF Ne~ York on WEONEsDAf
~ = stb dav Of July, at i2i O'clock namey:
as.aO Virginia 6s, Coupon Bonds 1896 and 'H ~
$500 Loaisisn, Sc, Coupon Bonds 1857, 80 ~ AMI %
"a 30 Tennessee Ga Coupon Bon5s 1892
All 200 Cslifornis 7s Coupon Bonds, 1861 and 1910 -,
These stocks viii be sold by virtue Of sn at OF the ueps
A,.smby the State Of Illinois entitled An act to :se.
Oeners System o B.nSing" said Stocks being the Assets "
a~ S'"e' security "'''' D'a'N' JESSE JESSE K DUsoIs
faeiU Auditor Of the State Of Illinois
OFFICE OF THE PEorLs's Fras.IssvRAsc. Co.
Corner Of Canal and Thompson. SIS
AT an ELECTION held at the office OF the Com
n psny the 18th Juns inst for Directors Of tins Con-
p.ny following named Gentlemen chosen tor the en-
Rchsfd Varict, Henry Demarest, David p Baker
D. Jackson Steward yames Brouwe, Matthias blooasooo
Freeman Campbell. Lothian G. M:etsr William nq ". .oo
Peter R Chr.to, John W Lewis. Christopher owJsr'
coTneu. Stephens. Edward P CLARK. William Hss,s.
Simon shndsi Mortimer sIown ..nn 4 Is.s
John 2 YsiveIon hisa B.noTs Lyman ch.pa
Aim r Va S vAn1ck
s :: ia5 x'' unanimously F1's''f' USDERaILI sssIs.iI
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. 3 Cham
T. bers two doors from Chatham-st -OPsn every day nom
3 S1 ss Sst Gem, aaa OF
rom IS to 500 per 800 All sum, 40.
before The 18th IN u d TIrG 1sI r:..S S%
cH4. A. WHITNEY Secretary
NARINERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Nl sd-sv, Of aht-DePosits made on or before
SATURDAY the 18th Of July viii bear Interest from TIE &
:as i as, GE f E SIX SsS 'Gs
from iHS Sst Is to e so % sn@ on
s.,v ss,.v cav Z; w. k Hss,; vics-President'.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FpOm May
IA IS. las7 trains viii leave Chsmbepst Station onows
Express trains, and Sis Albany Passenger trsins
- M. Pun and $50 for Sing Sing m and m
cs PousAkeepsie, m and and for Peekskll 5:N
The Poushkeepde Peeksk and Sing Sing trains sop
the way stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal
Christopher and Thirty 6rst reets Trains for leave
ts<S, sa5 and 1870 . m. and 40 D m
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING
i TOW RQsTQN nd PROVIDE NEE nd rauts-

u TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-lnland route
tie shortest aud Understanding tbs Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and
@. VANDERBILT, Capt. w. H. Frazer I'm connection with
the sonngton and Providence and Boston and Provdenos
Railroads leaving York daily, Sundays excepted, from
O'Clock m and sonnson at $50 p m. the arrival Of
he mai train which leaves Boston at $3.50 p. m.
The C. VANDERBILT from New.York, Monday, Wednes
Day and Friday From StOninston Tuesday, Thursday and
Ths PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. York, Tuesday Thur
day and Saturday From Stounston, Monday Wednesday
and Friday
dance and Boston, the Express Mail Train reaching sale
psss sdvse Of those by other routes and In ample time
br ell the early morning ines connecting North aud Ess.
Passengers that prefer II remain board the steamer enjoy
nights rest undisturbsd breakfast If desired and leave Ston
ss.on in the 75s train, connecting ct Providence WITH
the II Q. IN. train for Boston
baggage master paniss the and train through
ssch way
For psssss bers state freight apply board the
sesmer OF at the Freight Office Pier No North River 81
tie Office No. 10 Battery place.
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OYFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE SINKING FUxD,
KwASAgoLIs, ND, MAY IS 1857
NOTICE-To the HOLDERS Of INDIANA
IN FIVE PER CENT BONDS ISSUED FOR BANK
CAPITAL The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund will
ceiye sealed proposals at The Office Of Messr WNSL0W
LANIER Co. up to WEDNESDAY, the eighth day Of July
1857 for the Of Two Hundred thousand Dollars
any hess amount of Bonds of the State Of Indiana issued for
Bank Capital bearing Five per Cent interest and falling due In
sor on the following day. z. DUMONr, President
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royAr. MAI. STEAMSHIP LEBANON

IL cons;,nees are informed that tho LEbANUS ~. al
80 S,srbsrsiuT 90 WEDNESDAY MOhNISvn Va, i h .nt
p, All goods for which permits are not q. .,or
T., IN. srehouse Jersey City and DC sup r'n
W '"e T. CUNARD. No. 4 bowling oIeen.
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WILLIANsguRGB CITY FIRE Insurance Co..
BROOKLYN, Z. ID July 8. 1857 y
nIVIDEND The BOari of Directors have this
CENT payable the 10Th inst The Transfer books
will he closed until that date.
By order Of the Board, II. GIROUA, Sec'y.