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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
en-. & G.. A. Wright's Frangipanni,
THE ETERNAL PERFUME

Frangipanni Extract,
do S0ap,
do Pomnde,
do Saciact.
This Elegant and Fashionable Perfumery l. from the La
boratory Of Messrs, r. G. A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia. Man
ufacturers of the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfumery.
For sale by +. ROBINSON,
1y4T. STARKWEATHER co. =
Kenosha Wis.
Notice.
There viii be special meeting of the members OF the
Young Mems Literary and Library Association, their
Rooms on Friday Evening, Oct. 16th at o'clock.
R. SIMMONS, Secy.
~>~~~>-~~~@~~~~~~~~~~>->-
Notice
Is hereby given that Special Meeting of the Peasan
Prairie Mutual Protection Society against Horse Stealing
viii be held at the Pleasant Prairie House. on Saturday
Oct 9Th for the transaction of such business may
before the Society general attendance particularly
requested both Of members and those interested in the OBJ
jects of the society. JOHN c. HOLMES sec,y.
Somers, Oct H. 1851
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Western Assembly District Republican Con-
VenttOn.

The Republican Electors of the Towns of Wheatland,
Brighton, Paris, Bristol and Salem comprising the West
assembly district In Kenosha County requested
to elect each three delegates meet in convention at Mrs
HeuOn Farm at Burgess Corners, in the town of lem
saturday the 11th OF October inst, O'Clock p. NJ,
to nominate suitable for member ofassemby and
transact other business.
Oct, 4th 1851
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T He CITY 3 a N K

OF N T. N Us FfA.
o.
One ofthe first organized under the General Banking Law
of the State.
Will give immediate attention all Collections, and bust
entrusted it. Remttances made for Collections
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct in to suit, the principal points
Great Britain France Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
f. G. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL,
Cashier President.
KRSosHA, Sept. 1st 1857.
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Kenosha, Oct. -, 1857.

We, the undersigned, Merchants, Mechanics
and business men of the City OF Kenosha, hav4
ing seen the foregoing address, prepared by Mr.
VIM Orledge for publication in this weeks Tri-
hume Il Telegraph, and il so nearly meets our
own views upon the subject, have thought best
on account of our necessities, with the consent
OF Mr.. Orledge,) TO anticipate its publication in
the Tribune X Telegraph, by having the same
unfinished in this circular form for Distribution
in the country.
To which we wish TO add for the consifra-
t;on ofthe Farmers, the following succinct state.
ment and proposition of our own:
n is hardly necessary for us to state that the
nresent money crisis, which is sweeping over
the country, and prostrating almost every inter
est Is without parelel in our history. Money
has nearly ceased to circulate; thousands of the
most wealthy and long established houses in all
the large commercial cenfers of the country are
aIJing Under the fearful pressure of commercial
Embarrassment. Nearly every interest of the
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.
oFyIcE OF CRY TREASURER.

THE LARGE AND SPLENDID WAREHOUSE attached
to the Kenosha Steam Mill is ori sale Inquire on the
PREMISES
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HELMBoLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
Compound Extract Buchu diseases Of the bladder
Kidneys gravel dropsy, weakness, &c Read the adver
Pisement in another column headed Helmbolds Genuine
reparaton." linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education for the year 1857 held liz
st meeting last night at the Hall Of the Board corner
of Grand and Elm streets. At the hour Of o'clock. tho
usual hour of meeting Commissioner RICHARD Bur-
LEW Of the Fifteenth Ward, was called to tho CHAIR
Mr. BuRLEw, after returning thanks for the honor con.
eed upon him. called upon tho Clerk to read the oer-
tfcate OF election OF the members. Some Of thu
members being sbseat intennission 81 ten minutes
was taken which having expired, the Board was again
called to order, when a motion to take further intes
mission Of ten minutes was made Mr.. by BoEsE.
Mr. TWEED opposed the motion and HOPED that the
Board at the ncement of new year would start
fair and upon time. II they delayed now they would
delay the year round The motion for the intermisson
however prevailed and upon its expiration the Board
proceeded to elect President for the ensuing year
The Chair appoiL ted Commissioners Deniks and Bssd-
win telers.
The result Of the baotinss WA as follows
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On the apnour cement Of the third ballot, Mr.. Wa
IERBuRr addressed the Board In q few appropriate
remarks thanking those gentlemen who nsa gwen S.n an
cate for the Presidency.
The announce ment Of the result of the fourth ballot
wx received with applause.
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Waterbury and Nell
con Committee to Escort tho President 70 tho chair.
which appointment was received with laughter
The gentlemen designated having discharged tbs
duty, Mr.. BURLE1, the retiring Chairman sddr~sed
tie new PRECEDENT. In the course OF bis remSks, he
SAID that it could bu. be CRAFTY ng 10 hum TO be re-
cted under such circumstances TO the high ana ee-
waited position of President Of the Board OF Educsnon
He congratulated him most sincerely on bis success,
the year, would be worthy Of and enjoy the same good
opinion Of the Board az was now manifested In hs esec-
ton He welcomed him witk pleasure 70 The Pfesa-
dental chair Loud spplausel.
The President elect, In response said he acknov-
edged with great feeling the kind remarks that he's
fallen from the Chairman, and appreciated highly tho
honor conferred upon him. He should not enter at this
time into any observations on the policy 70 be pursued
during the current year, but with fna seknewlsdg-
ment for this renewed expression Of the conhdenee Of
the Board he would proceed With tho next bUiaoss v
order-the election OF Clerk: s.,
TIE PREsIDEsT appointed Messrs. Farley and Smith
an t@ers On the first ballot for Clerk there was somA
"stufiDg - more votes being cast than there were
members present. The reeult Of the third ballot "S
a. follows: an, 49,.
mT.
cast was declared elected
An into rp,.ion Of f'teeR minutes wa then taken
On the meeting berg sgain called 70 order, MI
BEsEpIcT remarked that some years ago, when tns
BOARD of Education was much larger than II u now,
the number Of persons on the Standing COMMITTEES
was established at seven, but lstterfy the nunbe<
of member in the Board had been leeseoed, and no
now believed that it would be better 70 reduce Iae
number on esch Committee TO I'VE.
Some little dicussion eIsued on the matter bu! ha
Chair refused 10 entertain the motion, declaring ou'
Of order.
The Board then proceeded to the election Of tha
Executive COMMITTEES
o, a., F,s, heaS,mys He'.r, Williams, Tathn, Bo>'e.
Rspp,y Fellow Baldwin, Tweed.
D. Eornal SCHOOL, Aessrs. Davenport, Eager, Aen W
decker seofed Rollins, Roche ,,, s,,,
On Ess.fag SeAools MesGs Boo,msn Waite A. sHl"'
Farley slo.e, Sinclair, Ware. - a.,.-
FiS9sss cOmntts. aesra Dsnifs HO1psf Ss"sv'
BROKER, Aud. . - II, r.. aa0 o10 o. Al
ado pted the members chose their seats and mo n"afd
adonrLed.
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Apppoppr,rro, FOR THE CEsrRAL PAx.-The
co,n ,,.s ON Finance Of the Board Of Coubclmes, o.
Iich N, Zones il Chairman, met in conference with
N. MAYOR Yesterday AfterDOOn at the Mayors ohes'
tho .ubi.et matter OF discussion being the appropraoo
n, The Central Park. The meeting, probably a. tns
;,.,;os,iou of kis Honor the Mayor, was held WIN
closfd doors. A session Of two hours durstson ~ss
ia and upon the adjournment our reporter inquired
- NJ Poole one Of the Committee, what was sone'
-, ,scetvea n, an answer "notbing." We UNDER
,,pd ts.t the Ccmpt.ee viii be prepared TO report "
tie subject On kiiday evening
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lr1nR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMEU,

I>OR LYvERPOOI.-S:esp shIe EAEU, +.
III hcoSse esn ns,<ss rxs snS ps-afa ssssn-g OIL
al from he BrrssA NsItA As<eAn hoyG aA SeAm
Paefes C nsssJs peeA Jsrssy Csr % sAfokoaf tSs
.sh INST. -
fasass macy Scr ss sas slss al Cor Whom Tier.
~ asssn e<.issss $50 lne dts pfovons snd
sspnG. fee bs WHOM. vnes % bsssrs vae, eaa o. %
tar ea On hoard =
CUNARD. So. Bovhnk steen.
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Ocean Steamers, Mf.

II o r C A l. / o K | -
I NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
LINE VIA NICARAGUA
SHORTEST ROUTE BY SEVEN huNDhED MILES.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
sTEERAGE PASSAGE. S75.
The Docks Virgin Bay and t San Juan del sur re
now CONNECTED The will hereafter receive pasenge
and freight the whsryes thus avoiding al exposure in suan
boatA The and splendid steamship TENNESSEE CaPt
L Tfnklepaurh q buden) will sail for SAS JUAN
Dl NlCARAGt ON THURSDAY, Jan. p, 1887 at O'Clock
m 70 connect With the ORILAbA from SAN JUAN
bFI SUR on the Pacific tor SAN FRANCISCO.
vii 6nd this the heahiss and cheapest rouse
Fiy pounds baggage allowed each Ten cents
per pound on excess. -. ~ ,nc,, AVN, yopu
FRANCISCO TO san JUAN DEL MONTE.
including Isthmus transt First Cabin 70
sbin SECOND
Second Cabin. 10 SIeease -
teersge.................. ioi
Eor Freisht or Passase apply only 20
CHARLES MORGAN SONS,
No 2 Bowling Green n Y.
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DEM SYLVANlA RAILROAD
i THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NEw-YoRS TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN - HOURS.
The Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
FROM New-York TO al points In the West, .
The Railroad connects Pittsburgh Nth RAD
roads to rom Louis Mo. Alton, GNena aud Chicago
n; frNkcrt, Lexington srd Louisville, Ny reLre hAn.e
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati s.ytou
Springfield Brefonfaine SAndusky. Toledo Ceyt and 90
lambus Zsuesyle Masslon and WoOser Ohioi Also VITA
the ket boats tron and 10 SewOre@s OF LOUIS
Louisville ard Cincinnati
Tickets be had at Of the above meouoned
place. In the West (see hAndbs in the hotels Of this cyl
Passengers will ind this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route bstw the EAs' and West
Through Tickets further Information be had 81 the
eiee Of the ...
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2 AsrOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Peonsylysnis Railroad Co.
New York Jan. S, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15

JONI II. AUSTEN, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL on THURSDAY, JAM -, at the
w Msrehants Exchange NewYork at III O'Clock, the t1
lowing suci by order Of Daniel Austen administrator OF the
estat, Of Thomas Blskely deceased Sale peremptorI
81 shares Bank Of Commerce.
~ shares Continental Bank.
,hares Bank Of the State of New-foTk
20 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Company.
rs shares MiohisGn and Central Railroad. .
III shares Alens and Chicago Union Railroad with DIVIDEND
on payable per cent In each md ~ per cent in
stock OF Feb. 10. =,
20 shares and New Haven Railroad certhcse NO.
8 10. dated March So 1882
Purchasers satisfy themselves that the stock 10 senuine BY
calling al the OF ~ Il the Company, No. Hanoyers
css0 per cent to be paid on the day oil sale and the
balance before Il o'clock the folio wing day.
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- ss.ip.t ISAAC Z. WAITE.-Summons for Money. To
Defendant Sir You hereby summoned 10 sns~e the cons
this Sction and copy OF on us a.
Eicotvile. Casrsugus County Now foIk, within tSeny
the exclusive Of the day of such s-t'
vice and il you tail the said complaint scressdr
the Plaintiff will taie Judgment Tor the OF one hundred na
twenynine 10 100 dollars with nteres, from the ts day OF
August beside the costs OF suit Ard viii tshe no
tce that the plant this action filed In the ONO. Of
the Clerk Caaaugus County on the first day Of Ocob.
1886 d2S lawswIh RICE 4 JONES, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT, KINGS C0UNIY;-THE

CVPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTf.-THE
~ METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, plain
IA, AGAINST MICHAEL NEUBApER ,nd ANNA MARlA
biz Wife delendants-Summons for reettCom not SET =
To dendsnts You hereby 'unnsnod ana
required the complaint In this action which he's
been fled the Clerk ofths County II Kings,
the City Hall the City OF Brooklyn, and 20 'eyeA copy Of
your the said complaint the suoscnbrs th'ir
cce No 81 Wall In the city Of New York within tvesy
the service Of this you exclusive OF tbs
plsin within Aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this setic~
v spply TO the the relief demanded In the
plAint-Dated New YoIk, sept a. 1856. -
r WILLErT 4 STEPHENS,
dsSi.w6wTbs Plaintiff. Attorneys
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will sell
~ THIS DAY Jan. IS, at l2i o'clock at the Merchants
EIehArse for account q whom II may concern;
$4,000 LackAvAnns and Western Railroad LIST mortgage per
cent Bonds - ,,-,,-
Bonds.
$1,000 Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Let mortgage per
Bonds.
slOO Gre. Western illinois. Railroad 10, Mortgage per
$500 Eew.YOrk and New Haven Railroad lst Mortgage .
per Bonds. $500,
floCO0 Lake Erie, Wkbash and ST Louis RAosd II MOTT
esse per cent Bonds
cent Bonds. .,oo
e4(OO Coal and Iron Company cent Bonds 800
10 shares New Haven and Hartford Railroad, 500
100 shares Yok Consolidated Stage Company ypothe
eated), S25 -.
shares Cicaso ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad 100
lfO shares Manhattan Oh Company tlO1 -.
10 shsfes Rubber Company (hypoheested sl
q shares Whsmtburgh Cry Fire Insurance Company, $50
60 share. Stuyv.sant Fire Insurance Company SS
IS shares Excelsior Fire Insurance TO- ~
40 shares IL nox Fire Insurance C~mpany, s&
40 shares Broadway Fire lnsursIee Co (bypothecsted 10
IS shares Bank Of be Commonw wealth. 800
IS shares National Bal L (scrp stock, $50
IS shares Market Bank flO0
50 share Park Bank, SlOe.
TENS OF ,e-O per osn this day and the balance before
O'Clock The aceIued interest on all the Bonds
will be char, to the purchaser Next regular sale on MN
DAY lao 49, ALBERT II. N1COLAY,
Auctlonesr and BsnkeIi No. Brssd-st
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VALUABLE WOODEN FACTORY and
RESIDENCES At ASsIGHEE'S SALE.-rhe under.
signed Assisuse Of VINEGAR BROTHERS viii sell 81 pub
lie auction, the hlsh-s bidder on TUESDAY JAM l:5I
!. o. m At the orc. on the premises the Woolen Mil. Ma
ehury W1eI Power Residences Land AID appaIsn>n es OF
sid finn situated the Os~eGo Outlet; IL the ro~u Of Aue'
lu, Csyura County about mur bo~ the City Of Auburn.
The Factory building Of stone and Of suitable sne 70 con
tain sets of II contains bu: Water Pc
mimi ed -Four good Dwelling Houses and II Of Land
Creditors OF said firm particularly Invited to attend the
sale. SAMUEL h. NlNE6Ah, Assignee &c
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NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that application VIII Do
,i,1r Tor an Aes % "a ooposte u. NORTH AMERICAN
LAM AND COLONIZATION COMPANY" sIah . ,e~ 70
frib.,, Rntrsan from EuTSpe America ADD 70 pro'o,s
4, ,,rly and I'd, sstieuStt e. ,s-As OF &C.
nyL-Gtp.yek Dee - lsS. - bs~trls'
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B. A Chiffon Aue;ioneer. .
DEREMPTOR SAL f Of VALUABLE

3 A CHILros, Anctioneer. - :
DEREMP1OR SA l. OF VALUABLE
i DWELLING HOUSES in NEV-Y0RK and BROOK
Lynn 20 CLOSE AN EsTATE.-COLE l. CHILTOS, Auc
tore,r viii sell on thursday Jan. IS 1857 Of IL o'clock
al the MerchAn Exchange NevYork the following valuable
Dwelling Houses VIZ: . -
BALflC-sT, SOUTH BROOKLYN Nine thresss,ory
brrk Denrs on the Re Of Baltic 8. between denry
ana clinton st. II GLIDING north Of Henry 81
and numbers a. Nos g. o. o. % H. 10
IS n and BAtcst 10 IS BY - feet deep
elusive Of pazzas Lots IS By 100 feet deep The
house sue lot and BA tic 10 about . feet
front ana over g and 100 feet deep Tue houses
built in the ali inE 10 OF II rooms with mar
bic nantes and CRATES kc Gas in all the houses sud the
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures With the houses The I'M
povement. IN this and neishbohood Of the beet
class Of private dwellings
Also in New-York.
yARICK-ST-The two-story brick front House No. 81
V,rek side north Of Grand Lot IS BY IS;
Lea,ehod Il Nov S4S with covenant OF
ala subject 10 certain conditions The terms of sale two
thirds pur sse money rrnsiu on bond aud mort
gsse years At Per cent interest These terms apply
10 all the For u particulars aud maps apply - cue
Auctiopecrs Office No. +5 Nassa1st. NJ u or 10 JAMES
cOIyk SON No $50 Fulton.st Brooklyn. 0S)
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Groceries.

IT Sc T II f B f s I. -
" JAMES PYLE'S
DIETETIC SALERAT
THE ARTICLE IN USE.
FOR making biscuit and beautifully hight, exeels the
best bakipg soda Sold At all the groceries In b 70 and
packages with the Of JAMES PYLE thereon, without
MANUFACTURING DEPOT. No ia wanen..t. Ny.
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nleoieal.

4 SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION.-Dsily
~ expert. proves that Consumption not that fAA dis
which Il wAsonce thought Ia BE- We are consan hear
n The cures which made by the Of
the EAST INDIAN CONsUMPTIvE REMEDY, the recipe Of
which viii sent the receipt Of sur postage stamp.
pha bott. by the remittance OF - Address Dr. GRAY No
5e Broome-st, NY
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only LINE with SURE CONNECTION
Transit 6o Miles thar any other Route and no
pcsure TO River Nsyisa,on-UNIrE0 STATES MAIL LINE
Fifty pounds baggage free 10 cent? pound excess.
-Four honfs by Panama Railroad Through
- CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad The United States
TUESDAY Jan. 20, sta O'Clock PRECISELY, fom pier
stssp.hip GEORGE LAW Capt. VIM L. Hemdon, U. 8 ~
Pu,.nIri, and Malls will b. r-Mdsd B, Paasms Ralroad,
aud connect Panama with the Pacific Mail steamship Com
psnvs u.snffe- cent Steamship JOHN l. STEPHENS X H.
PeaTon Commanded which will be in readiness md leave I'm
rped'.tely for San Francisco. 800
Tn. pnbic e informed the Pscihc Mall Steamship Com
p,py ,w.y. have Steamers lying Panama
ready Tor SEA any possible dstehon Of rsssnsess OF
mails .-..os.r 4.
For ps.sse ,pply to w RAYMOND, the only oses Of
the Com pau,s III West Of Warren 81 l.
Regular States Mail Steamer days. 9Th and rtA Of s>a
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15

GRBExwIcB SAVING. BASK, I
No IS SHAW Wsyerley place q
JANUARY INTEREST for lS57.-Depostor
u are hereby notified that the Board Of Trustees have OF
deed INTEREST be paid, the rate Of SIX PER CENT
p4r snnum on all $50 and under and all sums
above $500 the Of FIVE PER CENT Per .nnnm pay
sbe a, The Bsnk durns Bank and After the 18th inst
The Bank 10 open daily from 10 to snd hon 70
p. III. By order Of the Board, "
Ta,H R vss~rLrr' Secretaries.
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SANDS SAhSAlAhILLA-l OhiulNaL
~ and GENUINE ARTlCLE.-As Spring and Fall puher
Of blood and general tonic for the system IL stands unT
va acting simultaneously the stomach bowels ndaeys
the circulation IL de emnes and carries on the pro-
duets of unhealthy secIe ions and gently stimulates while Il
AID expss from the stomach aud bowel. all ttat
rsDs until they cleansed and restored to sound and
healthy condition. . -
Prepar, sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No 10"
Fulto, -st. New York.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
oftbs County New Yok notice hereby ryen 70 al
sons having claims against JAMES W. NICHOLSON, hte Of
III, Ctr Esw.Yor deceased 20 present tho sAme WIKI
voeebef thereof to the subscriber at the oee Of r. Ksteh'
I'm No 70 Eassaus In the City Of New York OF before
III, twenty fourth day q July nsat-Dstsd New Yort, hs
MARY ANN NICHOLSON.
THOMAS NICHOLSON,
i.nl5 i.ysnThs EIecutrI and Executor.
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OFFICE OF TIE GALuSa AND CHICAGO UNION Ran
4. l,rrrr L.. Z

OFFICE THE GALESi AND CHICAGO UNION KALI
ROAD COMPANY, CHICAGO, Jan. 9, 1851
dividend NOTICE Notice is hereby gwen
~ 20 the Stakeholder, Of the GALESA and CHICAGO
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY that Semi Annqa CASH
DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of
said Company declared the 7th inst payable the 18Th
day Of February neI this Office in ENcHAsGE on NEW
holders Of said stock the close OF business
OF the 3Ist of January met.
STOCK DIVIDEND was also declared from the surplns
EaInp,s Road Of TEN PER CENT payable the same
and place In Convertible Certificates u b. issued by the
Secretary. The Certificates issued wall be convertible into
the Capital Stock Of tine Company the pleasure Of the holder
when presented at this Office OF hundred dosrs
and viii be entitled to all dydend declared after such CONVEX
sion Cd,
Holder. who desire their dividends RENTED will please 80
direct W. LARRABEE, Secretary
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CUPRFME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
- wILLIAM McCORD against NICHOLAS DRENAS aud
FILFN his wife TIE NEN-ENGLkND COAL MINING
COMPANY aud PATRICK McNULri-Su Summons To thu
DEFENDANTS. TIE New England Coal Mining CompNv
Patrick MeNuy You hereby summoned 10 so'sce
the complaint IA thi. scton which viii b. fled thu
Office Of the Clerk OF Mestchsster County, and
copy Of your me- AZ my office Ia Pe>AsAhl,
Me.tchester County within twenty days AFTER the
vice hereof exclusive the dsy Of such seryss sns
il YOU fai TO answer the complaint Aforesaid the plsin
tai VA spp, the Court for the rehs demanded IN the
plant dated Ptekskll NAV 6th l2s.
DAVID W. TRAVIS, Plsintifs Attorney.
Tie IN sled Va the osce ~ tbs
Clerk the County ~ Nesshsset the 18th day Of MAY
1886 December ath, 1853. DAVID w. fHANls,
dll.lawfwEs Plaintiff . Attorney.
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By HEsRYH. LEEDS & Co.


ON THURSDAY, Jan. -, at IL O'clock, IN irons
" OF store No . Nassau-st, perfectly trained SADDLE
HORSE years old medium size bay Sold Tor want OF
b gentleman Who vii psrct guarantee aud refer
to Prof DlsRROW no had Horse training in sis
.lidiIg School
FRIDAY. Jan 49,
At l2 occek Gallery No. Is Nassau between Pine
ard Cedar. .--
FLEGANT ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
Most Of which have been just received from Eoren e.
Amorg others will BE- o1ud hne examples by Iacare
GIunsrs Gsor etto Meta CSL1asSn and otneia
Also voice Of French CABINET PlCTU RS n't re-
Caroline, hLbranehe. De Ia Versne. sad others ~
Amoug the Modern PAINTINGS vii aso be found WORKS OF
Morris Slayer, Wilson and others. -.z, 80,
PER -COLORED DRAWINGS ETC.
The sale Will be without 70 close accounts