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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
Gold Medal PianosI

STEINWAH ~ SONS, Manufacturers,
. 4 WAIVER STREET, NEW YORK usz2z.l
. II Received the following FIRST PEIzE sErEI e e6
MEDkLs in Competition with the best makers III III n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-d -
tmoTe:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1885.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember lSo being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Mar Iyisnd Institute, Baltimore
1886
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace
New YORK. November, 1855. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason,
Gottschak, Wolenhaupt and many others st. Pr
amos, (wih and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years, and written guarantee gwen Pianos
pach ed and shipped Eh charge. Prices moderate.
declS-ly-v
&. r. THURSTON has oeen appointed sole Agent
for the above Piano Portes for Nashville Mid
die Tennessee, Of which in in this city
He would respectfully refer Mr.. J. NJ Bass Mr.. W X.
wHrroN, aud Nc. j. p W. BRowS.
." Mr.. be al 80 summer street, line ad
dressed Box 100, Postoihce, Nashville, will
tenton. May ST
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CLIFTON & ARR0TT
SEWING MACHINES

N. SINGER CO., have opened an Office at 4s PublSo
tquare Nashville, for the sale OF celebrated sew
ing Machines Those who wish purchase Sewing Machine
which they depend upon may do The above place
ltb generally admitted BY all who have used ewing Ma
chimes that singers superior others They can be
used on all hbries such Musin Linen toth otton or
Leather by merely changing hr Needle and Thread They
will work with spool tOtton, sk, Thread these ma
chimes Work faster durable and simple than anv
others They warranted do what they are
ed. Singers Machine established fact Cal and .esit
in operation at %, Public square NAshvile.
/. ~. FINGER co.
Being practical Machiuist prepared 70 NJ al Ma
chimes Of singers that ay by Academy Ees ouf Of order
aPrI. p fOY, Agent
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No. 24, spruce eet.
TEsTTMoNIALs ND REF FsRENCEs

OFFICE BUCKEYE sTATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CINCINNATI. be-. lG 1856
To WHOM NAY o'ECERN Hhis il 10 certify that
have examined specimens Roofs Of W T.. Chjs Co.'s
ELIAS Fire and Proof Roof ng," aud be
lieve sup aror 10 other KIND Of Roof
ing Witne Of trial OF one Of
these KOofs fro large volume Of hlme from a Joining
bal ng Ehch struck directly upon the roof and conice
for nearly half IL stood the Tra be yond all
pectatiOn, and ssyel IA. blld.ug. 7. VI HASKELL,
President BGcheye Staje Insurance 20.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.
ID. II. c u T T Il II,

Ii. X. G u 7 II + II,
NOS SO AND 80 CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
fIAs received his stock Of Boots Shoes, Hats, a..
H Trunks, Yaiises, Carpet-Rags, &c. fop the AAl
sring and Summer Trade, consisting IN part a. w
Tades hne Kid ana Nor. Rooees thin aud thick sole,
~ I" Kid slipper, plain ani trnmed,
q" Lasting 6aiters, side ard front lace;
" Lasting Patent Gailers, extra hne;
{" 4" Kid CATERS Bnskink and lies:
Misses' and Chldreu Lasting Caters and Con. Bootces
Chidreus fine KID aud Nor Bootee Welted and 2. Sole
a. Slippers and Ankle Tiesi
Fancy Glove KID Top Bootees:
Vomen extra size kid Bootees, Bu Eins Ard slippers
wants heavy oat Kip snd Nor. Bootees extra sresi
.tlemen's tine Calf pegged and sewed Boots
u hne Congress, ORf, Pat snd Kid oxford Ties;
{" Lasiing Brogans, oiFariOus styles
. Youths and Chndrens CAT. Pat. Leather and KID
Congress GAiter. enJ Oxford Ties
ALsO.-Men's Boys ani Youths Calf Kip and Congress
5rogans OF every description, extra rEes.
ALsOA large stock Of Trunks, fAlises and CarpeBags
Of the best quality.
HAS HkTs, HArS.--I hsvs reoeivsd direct frnu the
manufactones al the tt.st styles Of sprng Huf snmmer
Hats consisting of eror Cashmere and so Par Hats Of
every onay tore her h endless variety Of hne Leg
horn Pans6a and StrsS, Tor Boys, hen and Chidren ali
Of which will be old the most reasonable terms for cash
70 pupe nsl dealers. - X CUIrka,
n AIS, KHsp cons anti, on hHnd a ali assortment
OF u sther Betting ffo y 10 ~ inches IN sidh, and
the be1i srlce leather sth Copper turrs snd
Rivets Farmers and Maci would mud 10 their IN
ere.t 70 Examine my stOek before purcnA,,ng g,,-..
HvIs Ess. % and 90 cor College and SsOsdssy.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PETTINGnL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nasssu Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToN.
p Co., Agent. for the most influential anc largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
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SAVAlNNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(successors TO J. F. Winter, Manager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA

Ss1So Prizes amounting fzl5,zoO
Tickets $40 90: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
RJ- Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par.
Checks New York remted for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages
ticketsto ANDERSON a SON, Managers
Macon o. Savannah, Ga
EV- Persons holding Prize Tickets Of J. y. winter
Manager, viii send them 10 rs for payment.
tB- Address ders for Tickets 70 g. II. WINTER, Bex
S51, Nashville, Tennessee; 70 ANDERSON SON Ma
con, savannah, Georgia.
Mag 2l-Hu&wtd
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CIScISNAu AGENCY ROYAL INSURANCE. CoMPASY,
February 6, 1851
have examined w E. Childs Co.'S Plastic Fire and
Water Proof Oe Roofng" and far can Judge,
consider t great invention, and willing 10 insure
badings us Protected upon the same terms as lnsur
those covered By metal. JNO. 2. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. 90, london and Liyerpool.
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MELODEONS, and MUSIC.


PRICES GREATLY REDUCEW
oRACE wATE q S.
NO. 3S8 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New York
INSTR ENTS.
NHE Largest assortment OF Panos Meodeons, Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds, in
the United States Pianos from TEN different
comprising of every variety Of style from the pan
and substantial 81 octaves in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases from S5O to 80 those Of the most elegant finish
OEE DOLLARS. No house in the Union can
compete with the above IN the NUMBER variety and cee
bry ofts instruments, in the EXTREMELY Low PRICES
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ment Of over-sngs aud and action, length OF scale,
power and compass Of tone equal TO the Grand Piano.
united with the beauty and durability OF structure OF the
SQUARE Piano Ty onounced by the Press and
by the first Musical Masters equal to those OF any other
manufacturer They built Of the best and most thorough
y seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed to stand the action
Each instrument guaranteed to satisaction
chase. money refundsd. SECOND HAND PIANOS ~ ~
to $40.
Horace Waters WeIOdeOns, superior iustru'
ments in tone touch and durability Of make. Tuned to the
equal temperament Melodeons or all other styles ana
makes Price $45 500 $75, tiOO b25 S140 double Reeds
and two banks Of Kvys $500. Less liberal discount
Clergyrnen and and Churches, an extra discount.
Martins GUiIars,, Browns Bsrps, Flutes, flu-
tnas Accordians Volins and Musical Instruments Of ali
kinds At lower prices than ever before offered to the public
large Teachers and Schools. The trade sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
MusiC:-One he largest and bestseleetedc
Of Music published surprising many Of the eho
popular airs Of the day. and will be solda third
from the regular prices.
Music mail to all parts OF the country, paid
Particular and ona ton padt ~ orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every Instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale on Monthly payments
Pianos taken in exchange for General
Catalogues and schedule Of prces forwarded to
all parts Of the country by mail.
~ Great inducements offered to Agents n-all parts Of
the country sell the HORACE WATERS Panos Meodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. jy12
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0FuoE THR CN., Ham AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'S Patent Cemeng Roofing is used her Z
on hest OF uildngs We ring our Fregh
Cars with ald Master ohanic rsports very favor
able TO it, s. :. L'H0MMGDIEU, Pres
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08
From J. r. Bennett General Agent Of IL Ins Co. for th
Southern and Western .ates.

CINCISNAT1, Jan. I, 1871.
Having made considerable inquiry 70 the merits Of the
"Paent Elastic Eoohng" introduced into this city
bv Uhilds CO. Gnd il 10 he highly recommended in this
CRY by many excellent jadges; that II is meeting with
ready and general Introduction; that ts superiority
the composition Roo1g s decided and freely admitted
and hnay expect IN adopt IL for my next ROOT, which will
be n X summer-hsving intended tin but will
the virtue Of the Patent Elastic Roofing substitute
Yours truly J. b. BENNETT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08

H. c. LORD, Pres. Ind. and Un, Railroad.
r. Esr, Pres. Win inrion ana "a nesyine Railroad.
A. NJ sEsKLss Pres Mcrhanls' Man sctu err lns. No'
JAS H. Agent for Etua aud other usi uord Cos
u NRY MoAr1S Pres. Central ln.ursucc Company.
GEo Garlic. President lafayette Bank
Gao. W. o.FIN Btii Manufr No l02 at Second IT..
BAK Rk VoN PHU. No. 81 rou -th u.
fzRA RAILEY, SIN th st, between Fourth and Fiith.
J. uGDIN, Tai or and Draper, Fourth 81.
MnEs GKEEAwOOD, lion Foundry.
Judge ". Y. BOJsoN.
JoHN suLIIro 90 Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth ST.
MITcHsLL a RAMaAIsBEhG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Deal, r., Fourth st
W. q. STswART, Bu lder 8t5 psm u.
MERIwKrHsR SIuLwEtI, Llu usvil'e.
WV NoREYSuIDs a 90, Ciarksyiie, Tenn.
II znin
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OFFICE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI hALRo1D Co.,
CSCINEATI Jan. I, 1881.
DEAR SR:-u answer 70 your ilq iry IN references TO
our opinion % practical Of your hoo la the cover
ing Of cars may say that from observation,
terrain very favorable much 20, that We inend
testing thoroughly roofs Il bultng,, cas-, 6c after
which will with pleasure give you ou dlel opinon
30 its utility. Yours, truly r. L!PPtNCoII
Supply Agent 0ho Nj :. r. R.
e5N- Since the above tten the Ohio aud Mi-sis-
sipp Railroad have 'raced for covering er de-
p5ts and bridge between Cincinna and NincenIe with
this Cement ng q the best arce they have used
for the purpose.
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A. c. CARTER. FELIX. @. M'KAT. 3. TAuLcoSER.
CARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
NJ E RCH AN rs,

AND DEALERS IN
ZINE BRANDIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPIEroE, RuupIEa 346 BroadKay. New York.
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thus protecting the public again INIT TIoNs,-whch are
liable to the severest penae courts ofaw award
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

EDUCATIONAL Booxs-Seversl new Text Books 70
the Fall schools are announced as in preparation ~
Ivison e. Pbinney. A new Chemistry,' oopsosaly
illustrated, and aiming to eIempIfy the applications
of science to the useful arts and everyday affairs,
by Prof. Gray of Brooklyn, and ID. A. Wells, A. NJ,
editor of the Annual of Scientific Discovery" new
Astronomy" with elaborate colored quartO drawing.
and introducing the latest aspects of tho science;
"School Anatomy and Physiology" fully illustrated
and particularly treating Of comparative and miro
scopio anatomy by President Hitchcock Of AuAsrSt,
and his sop, Z. Hitchcock, jr., N. d.; "HygieDe end
Gymnastics, for Schools" with practical drawings, sy
the same; Country School-Housss," with Asss
number Of beautiful designs, engraved on stone, BY
James Johsnnot; "How Plants Grow" Botany for
youth, by Prof. Asa Gray Of Harvard Usivess'sy,
fully illustrated and completing the series Of Botanical
Text Books by this author new, revised edition 81
Weiss "School Grammar" which has already passed
through nearly 300 editions Juvenile French Csurss
fer Young Beginners" by Prof FssquslIs; new
German Grammar" by Prof GlAubensklee d the
Free Academy, New. York, and German Reader"
BY the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
CIVIL WAR IN YUCATAM

From TIE Neu Orleans Ploayss< Sept l.
BY the schooner Sarah Bartlett, Capt Sanders, We
have advices from Siss to the I'd uh A revolution
had broken out and nearly the entire State IVES 70
arms The occasion was the recent 9aossa.on 81
election in which the extreme radical party wore 90
feated-by fraud, theyssy The opposing ana sucSees
full candioste Bsrrers was q cit zen Of Merida also;
and for Il at reason particularly, vas OBNOXIOUS the
people Of Csnpeachy where the revolution hfst oseke
out under the lead Of one Garcia, restless and ano'
hOus chief a ,x-
AZ latest accounts the revolutions had been every
where successful They not only had possession Of ING
town Of Csmpescby, where the Government forces naa
Joined them but several stTosg posts In ne nten0F
Tbey had also armed two schoOners for an expedition
TO ssa which has, doubtless, ere this, is'en me
their HANDS. In the interior the Indians, VINO have re-
Gently given the Government 20 much trouble, gen
On the other hand, the Government IVES acong Win
decision and energy. The National Guards hsd ecen
called out, and al the available regular troops ns
State nut in motion. When the Sarah BesueW ~
Goyernor Baneds was marching on CsnpsAcny VIZ
force Of 500 men. n o., III.
The Merids papers abound in procismaeons 70 w
people. ard military orders emsnstng nos oc.y -
Inc STAT. Government but from the feo15ss essSsr
lies in one Of these il 10 charged thai tne ss-ss.
il of more than local importance, ana NE. 1s,Icss
object the separation Of inc s cammsodss General
C Cnlon ao. A. ali events disQwned. He Asd aosd,
So~eysr in the election qurnel, with me so-csnsa
Ng1,.% bsv not OF hand any documents smax Ming
from the Revolutionary party ana ts ~ yssnIt
T, ,nooIe Considering however, that the ievo-
n1 md ready al efficient support IN the lsdAn
~ which is very numerous and have oOm-
ppd II copsde rable extent Of coast, it probable
ia, ,bey will msintain their ground for some time To
come iftbey are not ultimately successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
OFFICE OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
NEw-YoBk. Aug. n, 1857.
A II a Mating of the Board of Directors of tb.

"A Illinois Central Railroad Company. held this day. It was
n hereby called the Capital Stock OF this Company payable
the 18th of September at the Office OF The Comps
my In City the Stock registered there and
n the OAce Of Msrs Robert Benson Co., London on the
Stoek registered IN the London books
Resolved That the Transfer Books be and they are hereby
closed from this be opened the Let Of Sepesnbl
nes and that transfer Of shares be permitted sfs that
oats Until the ins'alnent called thereon be paid.
The Directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Companyi
announcing nTher the Capital Stock, deem II
tight 20 state that the call snsde in preference to attempting
% hoatng debt In the state Of the
nsket They take this occasion the Stockholders that
time since the organization Of the Company hsve pros
ptets for rc been better the laud sales satisfactory
The local of the Company In all departments Of s
In efficient and honest hands the for lands
prompts aud the of the Company the
Annual port published have only conrned the oe
aepee Of the Directors the value Of the enterprise and It's
ul;ipnste returns o. the Stockholders
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
WIN X. ACKERMAN Secretary
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UyHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK

TNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by the Of God Free and Independently all per.
interested in the ese OF JAMES KING late OF ne Cy
Of deceased creditors next OF kin or otherwise
send greeting You and each Of hereby cited ana re-
oure be and appear before our Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYork his Office, In the City Of NewYort
twenty esh,h day Of September next At eleven o0c
seten ent Of the Of proceedings of Charles May
Public Administrator in the City Of New.fork ADMINISTERS
tor OF the goods ehates and credits Of said deceased
In caused the seal Of office Of said
Surrogate be hereuBto affixed. Witness Alexander W.
Bradford ESQ., Surrogate Of said County At the City
New ork, the day of August, In the Of
our Lord thousand eight hundred and hfty seven
AMI lavawTh A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

TIE QUARANTINE QUIsrIos.-To-night has beee
f.ed upon by the Governor, Lieut. Governor, and
Controller Of the State, a, Albany for hearing the AZ
guHepts the subject Of locating the psr0AaeS y.
Quarantine. Commissioners Hall and Bovine viii
probably support the claims Of Segmne rom, WIN
the main Quarantine buildings on Od ofcns1d saos-
The Commissioners Of Emigration VIII oppose 'sS ~
council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

y COMPANY-I. SEYMOUR esq CashsI Of me ss MI
of The CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COM
PANY and the Transfer Books of said Company will be closed
On the 18th inst and closed till the 2t inst The ma
furd Coupons Of the Bonds Of the Toledo, NowAk and
Cleveland Railroad Company Junction Railroad Company and
the Cleveland Toledo Railroad Company will be paid a
the Bank of North from and after the 2ls inst
The present OFFICES of the Company, No Is William 81
re for RENT BY order Of the Board, -,
Eew.York, Sept g. 1857. j. b. WARlNG President
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PREME COURT - WESTMINSTER
SpCOUNTY.- MOSES A: FIELD, plaintiff: sesins SAMUEL
8 WOOD and ALEXANDER A. NJ G. WOOD, defendants
Summon. for money demand contract To the defend
ants hereby summoned and required to answer the
CON plant in this action of which copy herewith served
up YOU copy Of answer 70 the said com
plant on the subscriber at his Office in Peeksk Westehester
County within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of the such service and you fail 70 answer the com
pant within the time said the plaintiff ia this seton VIII
take Judgment against you for che OF five hundred and
twenty six 70ocths dollars with interest from August IS l
and with s6 70 from the 18th day Of July Sho
D. the M day August thousand eight hundred and fry
FIVE beside the of this action Dated July 1851
DAVID w TRAVIS Plaintiff 5 Attorney. Peekskl, N. Y
Tie complaint above named filed in the Office f the
Cerk of the County Weheer at White Plains the 9Th
dsy Of September, 1857. DAVID w TRAVIS,
10 law6NThs Plaintiff g Attorney.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North and South wesen States by coz.
With daily line 70 ell ports 10 the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and sandusky with steamers 70 all ports on
the Lakes making the most direct coeapess
and reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded 70
and from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
Bcol. Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunks) Ino II
prurs in boxes and baies), Feathers, furs ke..
SECOND CLAsS-Domestic Sheeting. Shifting and
Ticking lin original bsles) DTugs lin cssks Hard eoenA
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes) Wool and soeep lU o.
Pets Eastward &c..............................(
YHpD CLAss-Anvils Steel Chains Tin cesks( 50 e~os
Hemp, Bacon and PORK saed Goose or In saoks) 100
Tobacco manufactured, except GisaIs or cut, DC:
HovRIH CLAss-Codee, Esh, Bacon Beef and
Port I'm CASKS or boxes Eastward Lard and ~ cents
Lard Oil, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, 100 ..
Pitch Rotin, &e...........................
1LouR-&l y boil until further notice.
0R.N-5O cents y 100 10 until further notice.
CoTToN-e2 bale exceeding 500 weight until Hrtoss
notice. r,,,,,
usr mari package VIA Pennsylvania kalroAd All
Goods coneDed to the Agents Of this Road ct fhuAdepos o.
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
Freight AeISTs-Hsris Wormley Co, Memphis, Tenn
l. p Sass Co., St. LouIs; j. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville
Ind Dumesni, Bell Co.. and Garter Jewett Louisville,
KY. B: Medium, Msd'sUT- Ind sphsTAp brown, Sne
Ohio; Leech Co.. Nc. Kilbys, Boston, Leech Coz No
Astor House. New. York and No Wlliams, New.Yorh
Z. j. sneeder, Phladepkia; hsgsw Rooms Baltimore
Geo. C. Frsncscus Pittsburgh
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phi!sdelpha
II. }. LOMDAERT. Superintendent Atoona, Pa
Nav l., 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

OHIO STATE STOCKS.-Therew will be sold at
Public Auction, the Merchants Exchange, in NewYork
CITY SATURDAY, September 10 1857 at ~ o'clock M
Tor cs,b FORTY. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF BONDS
Of the STATE Of OHIO drawing interest the rate OF i've per
cent per apnu and payable semi annually in the City OF New
and redeenabe at the pleasure OF the STATE
sny time after year 1865 These Stocks posted with
the Treasurer OF Of Ohio for the purpose OF securing the
iIeuson Of the City Bank Of Cincinnati and they TO be
sold for the purpoe Of edeemug its circulation under the pro-
visions incorporate the State Bank Of Ohio and
oths Banking Com psnies, passed February "a l8f5 800
a. T. STONE TressuTeI OF State Of Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

CUPREME COURT.-TIIE MUTUAL LIFE
ANGUS MCDONALD Samuel 2. Bsrtol, Henry KpliDg and
Adalne his wife Edwin Souenboough Enos Richardson
Daniel T Nissan and Stewart X Clarke. Administrator Gc,
OF Daniel dec. ssed Thomas Coddinon Benjamin
A. Mason Edward Sherman, George L. Nichols Thomas n
A. STOGTENBOR0UGH:- You are hereby summoned to
the amended complaint in this cause OF which copy
II demanded will be served upon you and copy
answer on u.s. at Office No 81 Wall street in the City OF
NwYork within twenty days after the service hereof eIcu'
ye Of the dsy Of such service within twenty days after the
service of copy Of said complaint such copy be de%anded
within after service hereof; and fail 10
wer the Aforesaid the Plaintiffs will apply 10 this
relief demanded In the complaint Tue complaint
led in the Office of the Clerk Of the County OF Kings
Ds;ed EewYort June q, 1857 - -
BETS L ROBINSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys:
$40 law6wThE No. 81 Wall street, New York