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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

Polk COUSrY.-Circuit Court has been in
session this week. On Tuesday, Tom john
son was put on trial for the murder OF Shiek,
committed some time ago, which, We under
stand, resulted in his sentence 10 the peniten-
tiay for sixteen years. Corn and Bacon
are said TO be scarce, and command high
prices, and in some portions of the county
families are said to be really suffering for
food. Wheat looks very fine, and the yield
promises to be abundant. Heavy rains have
fallen recently, and the streams are much
swollen. Several Of the Cleveland lawyers
who had never taken the pledge, were de-
tanned at the river on Monday by the high
waters, but our neighbor Of the Banner,
with characteristic go-aheadntiveness, rolled
off his trowsers and tordsd. For ourself, we
came through s,cimmingly. True, on our re-
turn We left the buggy and our boots sticking
in the mud at Rudd's branch about o'clock
on Tuesday night, but we brought the horse
in along with us, feat few persons could
have accomplished. Such rains have not de-
scended since the Evolutionary times of Noah
and his dove. Upon the whole, iodgoning
is rather an interesting business when the
roads are soft and the vehicle ard passengers
heavily loaded.
On Monday speeches were made BY 10. J..
Wright, candidate for State Senator, and by
Jno. H. Dobsou and 10. r. Ware candidates
for Joint Representative. We understood
all three to say they were in favor of repeal-
ing the law Of the last General Assembly
creating the offices Of County Judge and Tax
Assessor, and that they were all simon pure,
unadulterated and unconaminated demo.
Gratis. Further than that, We believe the
gentlemen did not define themselves, with
the exception, perhaps, Of Mr.. Ware, whom
we understood TO say that he was against the
''quart law" and in favor of every man max
ing as "much good corn whiskey as he want
ed to, and selling il in such quantities as he
might please"-a subject We had hoped no
man would introduce into the canvass.
On Tuesday, Hon. Sam. A. Smith made n
speech, which we did not hear. We however
learned that portion of it was in reference
to the Compensation Bill passed by the last
Congress. A copy of that law, with the vote
thereon, together with some comments, all
copied from the Nashville Patriot, will be
found in our paper today. AS yet there is
no opposing candidate for Congress in the
field. The position seems to be seeking the
man. 1t. is generally the misfortune of par
ties to be cursed with too many aspirants, but
the American party 10 the Third Congress
sional District have none. Would it be so
if there was majority of three or four hun
bred in the District in our favor! Or is Sam.
Smith such a formidable opponent that We
have no man able and willing TO meet him
on the stump, and discuss the questions of
the day! If we are to have a candidate at all
it is time he was before the people-if not,
let us so understand, that our friends in diff
ferent parts of the District, who are contin-
ually making inquiries, may be advised Cd
the subject.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

CoScsRT.-Prof. Cookies Music Class gave
a Concert at the Presbyterian Church, on
Friday evening last. The audience was
large, and the performances showed decided
Improvement on the part of the young la
dies composing the Class.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

Az OLD PRINTER DEAD-John Turner,
one of the oldest printers in the United
States, died in New York on the 18th inst,
in the 73d year of his age. He was former
ly publisher Of the Gazette. Pence to his
ashes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

DEATH ON HUsBANDs.-A mother and -four
daughters, all of whom reside in Northamp-
ton, have collectively, approached the altar Of
Hymen seventeen timesl The mother had
four husbands, one Of her daughters four
and the others three each.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

!R- Henry Hurry, painter, has recover
ed $3.50 against the city of New York, for
damage in falling through side walk, where
rotten plank had been laid over an old well.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

~ The Augusta Chronicle is informed
by gentleman from Newton county, that
the Dispatch was in error in stating that sew
en- of the grand jurors Of that county had
died since the adjournment of the court
Only one, Mr.. lawrence Baker, had died.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The Treasury
Department will issue transfer drafts for the
convenience OF persons on the Atlantic coast,
who may wish TO purchas trust lands in Kan.
sas, to be sold in June and July.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

H WIN. NJ. ALEXANDER, of London, is
announced to represent Roane county in the
popular branch of the next Legislature. He
is man of strong sense and well informed,
and if elected will make an excellent MEM
her
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

R We are requested to give notice that
Prof GIsRLow will this friday evening,
at 4 o'clock, commence series of Lectures
at Academy Hail. which the public are invited
to attend.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

"Gov. WISE On DIsTRIBUTIos."-The ar
ticle on the outside of our paper, was put in
type through mistake, but it contains state
ments which are of value in view of the in
terest which the people generally are begin
ming to feel on the subject of the public
lands
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

The WEATHER.-The weather has been
unseasonably cool for several days past
Some of our country friends, who are always
up in the morning just at the break Of day,
say there was n pretty sharp frost on We'd
nesday night-but not heavy enough to
work any serious damage.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

PUBLIC SPEAKIsG.-The candidates for
Governor have published a list of appoint
ments, which will be found on the next page.
Saturday, the Goth June, they will be at this
placa
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22
~ We take the following from the
'ourrier des Ftats IJnis of Monday.

COurrler uts Elals Onis OF MONDAY:
"The trieste Gazette records a fact which
would (if true) effect compile revolution in
the commerce of silk. We publish it with
out vonching for its truth. A chemist of
Lodi, Luigi Cavazali, has obtained several
continuous threads Of silk from the leaves of
the mulberry without the Intervention OF
silk worms. A similar discovery was spo-
ken of in France more than a year ago."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

~ A horse owned by DR.. f. Dorsey, Of
Hagersiown, Md, died last week, in the 45th
year of his age. The Doctor had rode him
in his practice for 81 yenrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

az Judge Loring Of Massachusetts who
sustained the constitulionality of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law, has been removed from office
under an address, of the abolition senate of that
State. Massachusetts is linking her name
to lnfamy for all future time, and seems
resolved TO bring about collision between
the Federal Government and her State au-
thority.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

H Danyie, Penn, is at present the
scene of great excitement, relative to two
supposed cases of poisoDing-one Of wife
by her husband, and the other of husband
by his wife-the alleged PRISONERS being
suspected of criminal connection. The
bodies of the deceased persons have been ex-
humed, and an analyst of the contents of the
stomaehs is being had. The parties are
named respectively Clark and Twiggs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

tB- A liquor dealer in Millbridge, Me,
last week sold some brandy to young lad
whose sister hearing of il, armed herself with
an axe, and stove in seyernl barrels Of liquor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

DEArH-Francis Boyd, Esq, postmaster
at Athens, died on Wednesday morning last,
in the 5sth year of his age. Mr.. Boyd
filled the office which he held at the time
of his death for number of years, dis
charging its duties with more than ordinary
fidelity and efficiency. A good citizen and
an honest man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

OF Digger Indians are now employed as
house servants by many families in Sacrament
to City, Cal, and are said to he very useful.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

tR- Rev. John Hoyl departed this life, at
his residence in McNlinn county, on Monday
morning last, in the 82d year of his age
Thus is the ripened fruit dropping into
the grave, admonishng those behind that, in
few years at most, the places that know
them now shall know them no more forever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

DETROIT, May, l5.-Intelligence of reIi.
able character has reach here of the existence
of great restitution in northern Illinois, and
many have persisted to death.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

sB- The whole number of snow storms
in Boston the past IA years was 43l; depth
OF snow during the same period SO feet Ct
inches,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

Hon. John Wilson has declined The canvass
as Wing candidate for Governor o: Missouri.
This leaves the track clear for Rollins
American, and Stewart. Democrat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

New ORLEANS, May lS.--Advices from
Mexico state that the Sonora lilibusters were
shot on the 9th. The country was quiet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

s4g- A special Washington dispatch to
the Baltimore Patriot says that Gov. Walker
will remain in Kansas only six months, and
will then supersede Mr.. Dallas at the Court
OF st James.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

A STRoSG NoMIsATIoy.-TheA Americans
and Wings e the 10Th Congressional Dis
trict have nominated w. II. Stephens, ESQ.,,
Of Madison, as candidate for Congress-
Mr.. Stephens is at present Clerk of the Su-
preme Court at Jackson. He is one of the
ablest men iE the Western Division, and will
make an nctive. energetic. brilliant cnnyass.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

Observation-Disclosures Ewing has declined
the nomination for Congress conferred on
him by the Democracy Of the 9Th District.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22
Goodness occasionally produce, the efsc

of wit; we read 10 an exchange that
Mr. Lawrence of Pawturket, Mass, was
lately stopped on the road between Pawtuck
et and Providence, K. | BY scamp who de-
manded bis money. Dir. l.. told him that
he was very sono~ that he was out of loose
change just then, but would give him his
note for any reasonable amonnt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

The SEAsoE.-"Come. gentle spring. ethe'
real mldness, Gomez Thompson.
"lfyou are coming, why doDt You come
along!"-Mose
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

tsY- The Emperor Napoleon entered his
fifiieth year on the goth ult, having been
born April 90, 1908.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

49, Do one thing at iime-th"t's the
rule. When you have done slandering your
neighsor, then begin to say your prayers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

The Power OF A CoMET.-The Louisville
Journal disposes of the comet question in the
following summary manner:
We see that some people appear to be still
afraid Of the comet. There is no more ikeli-
hood of the comets hitting the earth than
there Is of the cold cows jumping over the
moon," and even IL il were 10 do 50, no harm
could possibly be done. A good sized ram
could butt fifty times as hard as the biggest
comet In the Universe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-22

~ Corn is selling in Sioux City, Iowa,
at 80 a bushel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

- Pubic notice hereby given .s By vrtes Of tho a.
ho vested in them b the law. Of the s.s ana me Srd
Ina Fund the City Of New York will sell az public suction
aoneer on WEDNESDAY the 25h day Of February ls51
noon the Merchants Exchange in the City Of No~fst
III , The ls story 5S building formerly occupied
eusbe house and tee lot No - Chse-thst portion OF tho
sss a. the sauus rent 500 and the property will be cold
subject recorded III book Of special eses page 1854
ID Two o. on the side of the BOwery ( extended
between James street and Roosevelt street g.,
of Chsh aud the westerly side Of Pea street now
known Noe III u.s. lis III, 49, III Chatham street. aud
Mo-. 81. 45s and iSI Pearl street :,
An Three lots. now known Noa 49, As and As Pearl
,se W h ss Cq recddpd IN leases Of city lots pss. S IL The
Comptroller. Office and which will expire on the hrst Day Ct
Nav 1885, the purchaser Of each the lots will De entitled TO
receive 80 s. leo OF the rent reserved By the es'
the 6r day OF May next and will be required TO s anne
building. at the expiration Of the lease
5th The lot the northwest Of william and Pearl
streets BOW known No. 40 Pearl street. and No III William
street subject conditions Of the lease OF the same scooe
IN ss vii Fl Sy o on s s a % Of Nav 5 the purchaser
this lot will be entitled 10 receive the rent reserved IN me
.ns vii be- reSuifed to- assume the condition. Of
regard the payments for buildings At the ehPTson OF the
9th The house and lot north side Of 5h street. common
and "a feet nches deep both sides house Is feet By feet
3inehss; IL. -. TO-. ,... .or,r,a,,r,
inches deep both sides with hree,oy ees eu1s o.
The ~. y
for an the OF tho lot " covered oy ana &C.
cuped foundry. . -, 49, -. a. e.,
h Four lots south side OF SD street. commencing
west OF Lexil ston avenue ,... ,,..LL
eth Thty-sx lots being the souhey bali OF the BLOCK De-
tween 18th and 7h streets and the Sd and ith syenuss
10th ThriysI ots being the ouhery part OF tue ooek
between sOh and alst streets and Sd and +th avenues
lb Twelve lots il6th and llfs street. between
the 81 and 4h ayeauea
Fpll covenant warraRtee deeds will be given.
TRIMS SALE-Teu per cent Of the purchase money anu
the sue oueers fee Of lot to to te Collector OF
r day May next when the deeds will be ready tos dey
ery the remainder of the purchase money pof
sen NAV remain on b.nd sld mortgage the option Of the
hase for from the fret day Of May 1857, wtts
ntees, a. the Of six per cent annu psysoe SENT
annually. ,.,..,.c
troller office No Hall OF Records after the 18th inst
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor
A. &. FLAGG Comptroller.
JAMES NJ SMITH, Jun, Recorder.
A. y. STOUT. Chsmberlain. 49,
THOMAS McSPEDON, Oh. Fin. Com. Board Aid
T. JONES Jun, Cb Fin Com Board Copneilmen
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Comptroller. Office. January %, 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

LBERT n. EIC0LAY. Auctioneer. VIA sel
IA THIS DAY Jan %. l2l O'clock. 81 the AefehsnIs
EKcbatse Tor sccsunt of whom &c may cone.rs a.,
ssS Bradford Cesi ana io- Co lss Mortgage 0'"'
Bonds
500 sn-sutss snd Horicoa Railroad Is Mortgages ~
$500 susquehar "A Eiira Cca Company Is, hocsSs
u cent Bonds. n.
s5rt wYo.t A. New Ha7sn Ra,rosa ist mortsa,eeP
s41so LAKE, Frie w.basL az So Louis R,rOud "a Mort
gbse y cent Bonds. . So,
s5o0 Green Bay Milwaukee snd Chicago ha'''aa l'' N'i'
s1ts La Crosse and MEAakee Railroad y cent Con'tToe'
tioE Bonds. x,o-,,,.o
SsO Mutual Insurance Scrip 81 49, snd -
nc shaTt ni.ed States Hosiery Company ~ eacs
.har~ CrciIua Lebanon sad Aenis kalroai eAi
50 sbsrfs Ney.Yok ard New Haven Railroad (sehuine
stock 100 each
I 400 share. NilIyille Gold Company. IS each.
60 share. Shoe and Leather BsIk, tlG ssch
10 shares Pacifc Bank, SO each.
IS shsres Chatha1n Bank f25 esch. -
80 share- Excelsior Fire Insurance company. r''ts'u'
Rut Fire Insurance Company, 80 esch
- shsres beesman Fire Insurance company = acu'
10 shs,es ssrsr Fire insurance. Company, 80 each
shares City Fi-p Insurance Company, SO eac1,
IS sb.re, Wells Fargo & Co g Express, sire each.
20 shares New ork PeRrsy yania and LackATSnns Coal
Company. so each. -, ,, -.
Term, Of sae-lO cent this day and the oasnce before
ocock 10 morrow The accrued interest on all inc bonds
NV Feh ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
' Stock Auctioueer and Banker, No. Broatst
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Dropisions.

sNtru J. EASTMAN JoH c. LLoto
II A L An g. l. l. u ID,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN DIVISIONS.
No. 40 and ~ Broad st. New.ToTk
OTFyR SALE;
MIDDLES-I coo b,s Long ana Short Ribbed and Short Cts
Cincinnati
PORK-Old 2O00 barrels A. g. Whpe's-Gn extra article.
500 do Thin Mess-an ex,rs Arii'le.
New 500 DO. Mess, Prime and Clen, CITY sat
$40 halfbar}s Clear, City Packed
HAMSSO tierces A. Whites and otseg brands Western
In fine SHIPPING order.
50 DO. Western, Soar. esnys4sSi tor
shipping
sHOUL DERs-iO0 hhds Prime Western. Smoked.
LARD eco barrels ard 2cO0 css Primo Leaf. New
$40 barrels AT so kegs Extra Refined, tor shppiuS
BEEF-New, 5000 barrels Buckeye and Chicago Wesssa
Extra, so barrel. Buckeye RrpAoted superior,
90 do. Country and City Pnne
Old 1880 do Chicago aud Western Repseked
80 do. Railroad Repealed
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CuoyE ANODYNE TOOIH-ACHE DROPS.

1--WE al! ye suffer- Read the fo;.owis letter from
I,iir yui,hsi pSseticA. tent.st.
EEF YozK Dec 10 1875.
Mesrs A. B d. SSbs-0entiene In the course of nv
pssete have extensively uscd Jour clone AEoDYkl.
WITH IN oh Tor the rer the Tooth be- sad
nnent 70 rsSntr dsemit buf 1ust
aorm you q hr Lsh esteem have remedies
| sn yours very re.peca7-T NJ LEVITT. D-atlst.
PREPARED ans sod By As & 0 SANDS Do1H.. No. ~
t1.0l .. Es~ I.rI
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Sale postponed 10 Fec s.
VvAITARIE WOODEN FAC TORY and RESI-

DFNCES 1t AssIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undengned,
Assign &c OF Wineg.r Brothers, will sell public auction
the hishest bidder TUESDAY Feb 1851 ct pm the
ofce On premises the Wooien Mil Machinery Wstsr
Pow Residences Land and sppurtensnces Of sta
aed the 0wssco Outlet In tbs town Of Aureas Cayass
County about me below the City Of Auburn The Fac
tor building Of aud Of tuifsble szs contain six
Of MlcdiEesy now contains but three. Water Power
unlimited foHr sood Dwelling Houses and IL Of Land
Creditors Of said @ particularly attend the sale.
81, SAMUEL X. VINEGAR, Assignee, a.
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6aies bg Auctiou.
R NIRsIs, Asctieaset. -
z BANGS, BR0TaER j. Co.--irano osi

A D. aIRsTs, Asoao1ser.
Hoy BANGS, BROTHER s. Co.-iraHo osin-
AZ Rooms nc. rs PESc0E. 49,, a..
FRIDAY EyENING. Jar. 81. - g. c'doet. I" t-st
Auction Room.
NTW AND FRYsU STOCK An exfersire COLLECTION Of
xuabe Standard Be- "a gsous brsrc oes o. - tAtn
Arts and Solsuces itciudiuG many uustAitd 'oH
Lrdfs nd Las sssottmtut . nov ~ popular hS<N
Lar coz. IItoTAiure. -. -
Also Ca.cs! and schoH books Nc mostly neN soo iva
stock ard lat editions
Cs,.'orues nav b. had 3; the sAiesrooms. $500
SIXTY-FIFTH EEw-Y0RK TRADE SALE.
TO b. oomulet oed on IT. tuesday,, March H. lS5I
BANGS BROTHER Co eoaniI .n5SgpcT ne r
sTATfoNfRY PAPERS Ae aud soicis eonsisnmenis Par
tenls, the Catalogue s0Ond be furnished tnnsdiseAJ
Tne regulations will be the - stlsst sale
Tie CaAjoeue will 20 10 press early In this mouth.
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THos. vEIrcH Auetioneer.-store No. l6 Sprucest.
CHERIFF's SALE Of FANCY, FOREIGN and

CHERIFF's SALE Of FANCY, FOREIGN and
~ DOMESTIC HAROWARE-On MONDAY Feb: 1877,
Al 10 No. lSs Fuonst consisting Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery Mecbanc, and Store Tools ensmeed porcelain and
nned Hollow Ware Tes Trays single or In sets Britannia
s-d pAnished Tin Wse plated and German SILVER spoons
Saucepsas Kettles Sewp&ns spoons aid Farming
Too Spades Shoyels lay and posioe FORKS hefes
Hoo, Sybe, Axrs &C. Also and wrought Nails. Spikes
Wire &c Guns PstO percussion Caps Powder Flsks Shot
udstones sad general Of Builders Hardware
L. lr NJ
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Gcpartnersbip Notices.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
II between the Subscriber under the OF John TtR
MIR Co. and slso ~ kEw-iORK STEAM STONE
DRESSING COMPANY, 10 Dissolved BY mutual consent
The rnsetcd bunesI will Be adjusted by either OF the
dersslt q, ard one hOzed 81 receive debts due
either % JOHN TURNER 4 Co % EEN-IORk STEAM
STONE DRESSING COMPANY unlets Hith writiea aaiho-
~ tUu one or both u us.-Nsv York, Jan g, 1881
JOHN TURNER,
.. d. fktt.s sah.lt.t DANIEL CARPENTER
Thebu.inc,s Of SToNTDRTsSING heretofore carried
by the shovenamcd JOHN Tt RNiR Co. viii b. continued
In ~ Il. branches BY sal uIdc the dire ou Of the undrta
o. the Old place 10 s7th--f. StsI t. iI.l ~
New.l Vfk. jar o. lF5'. GEORGE COOLING.
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poinis. Oils. CHASE. Sc.
Esm- pork Ciip Busiuess DIRECTORY.

1NHE FOLLOWING LIST consists u prsuk
p.nt House, each line Of Business:
Adrrrffssux Agents.
o 81 PETTENGiLL kco................No. 10 Ns<Ass-a
= eriin W ooi, Embroidery silks, Friagcs, Gines.
Buttons Ladies Dress Trimmings. Cola saA sd'S krt
cles for RegalaM
GOHLSAzT BROS. Qnportsrs sRi Jobbers) No q JsAa-a
Boat and Oar Bakaar.
L- Rscs, Ship and Pleasure Boats q Al Eues 90 h4ss-
mssng an assortment Of 10 bos.s-C. L. IN1k1r
SOIL 4 SON No 80 South st.
Crate and Fesder Makers.
VII II. JACKSON formerly w. L ~ Jscksoa l. Soasl Ne
sci Broadway. door sbovs Blast
Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Toois, &c.
T. UCLAS Manufacturer and Dealer No 50 Bcek a.
LiahtniaG Rods.
NJ QTIMBY SON Offices S3 r fr,h q. and il9 Nss.nA
ZION MANUFACTURING Co.-0tss Patent. slso osAa
Rods Iusuiaior PoniS, Waves. ko....App,s.oas 5xSs
M. No. 50 Broadway.
Lifhosraphsrs.
go. hAf ~ Wa<&
Window and Plate Glass CFreoch and Ragtsk.D
=. HOPKINS BROTuERS (ImporsTsl.. Ne. 81 B~ciAy<.
Any sddon. to the above last shosd Be ssoasA 10 tie
Once Of g. ii. PErTENGILI h Co, No. ne Mao. a.
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ADRIAN MULLER Aucioueer
COLVMBI COLLEGE PROPERTY on
~ PARK PLACE.-ADRIAN u. MULLER will sell at
Aueion THURSDAY, Jan. - lS51 At O'Clock M O. tae
Mereh,p,s EXCHANGE BY order the TRUSTEES OF COLUA
BIA COLLEGE l5 the choicest Lots In the center Of the
bnt s part OF the City Of HewYork varying size from .
f.t 10 % feet inches front rear and from IS feet to 30
feet deep situated the norhery side of PARK place aad e
bracip the tntire front Chs chs 70 College place. and
uow In tie occupancy of the College Three quarters OF the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage oI years
per mt pei annnm and be paid OF aoy time by
diving the Trustees 80 days notice viii BE- gwen
on f before the Of May Maps be obtaintd
at he flee of the auctoueer No 50 Walls (2OsJ)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

WIN. IRNING, Auctoneer, will sell on FRI
w DAY Ssh January .. els ssesroom No Pises the
BUsIEt SIS and FIXTURES q the AMERICAN LAUNDRY
No g sprDs Is nov N 'ucoessf operation. and asves
fLr q work Parties sbo,t plrchsss viii so we 20
rsi a. SO I b1s.ne N gpersaoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

O'''NA " 80" NEw-YoRx Jan %, 1857.
U,HF TRUSTEES. in conformity with the
CHARTER Of the Company submit the following statement
~ ts sfsir, on the 5lst Of December. 1855
Premiums received Marine risks, from Jan l, ~. =.
Dec ST. nosttooSS
ms on Polieie. not marked of Jan 1885, 125jG5 90