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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men Of acknowiedg ed
ability snd talent on subjects intimately counec-
ted with the interests of the merchaLt me c hanic
farmer and others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad
ing and Marine Law Banking and Exchange Pc.
litlsal History, Commercial Geography, Laws OF
Nations. Mercantile Customs, Correspondence &c,
Science Of Accounts. etc.
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aa-fhorc are two sorts Of policy
the detective and defective.
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,cked Food for Patching Animals.

Cooked Food for Patching Animals.
= H. Samuel H. -Cl.s. Of Kentucky, has
been experimenting in feeding several
lots Of hogs changing them FROM raw TO
cooked, and from cooked to raw food,
ground aud unground The Valley Far.
mer furnishes us with the following re.
suits:
Mr.. Gays experiments show, that to
make pork out Of dry corn, one bushcl
gave 10 one instance, gain of five pounds
and ten ounces. In changing the food,
on the same animals, to boiled corn, one
bushel produced a gain of fourteen pounds
and seven ounces, and bushel of corn
ground and cooked, gave gain of six
teen pounds aud seven ounces while i'll
another instance, after II change of dry
corn to cooked meal the gain upon one
bushel was but fraction 81 ort of eigh-
teen. pounds.
: These experiments, then, show ali az
gage gain Of about three pounds, when
the anins,s were fed on cooked food, to
gain Of one pound when fed on dry
corn. Or, to reduce the comparative
cost of the gam per pound, estimating
the corn at Is cents per bushel, the fol-
lowing are the results:
When the hogs were fed on dry corn.
the average gain cost a fraction over ~
cents per pound; when fed on cooked
meal, the gain cost fraction over II cts
per pound, or when fed on cooked corn,
unground, the gain cost | cent and nine
mills per pound, leaving but four mills,
or less than cent in favor of cooked
unground, or allowing but four mills for
grinding, exclusive of the greater time
required to cook whole corn over that
which is ground. But to come to the
point more definitely, we will reduce the
price Of corn to % cents per bushel,
(Which is as low az may now ever be ex-
pected, except perhaps, in some remote
quarter, AID reduce the gain from two
thirds to onehalf, for the difference be-
tween cooked and uncookei food which
viii be, equal to twelve and ne-half cents
on each bushel of corn fed out, and see
how the question will stand.
With u pr per y constructed appsra-
tus and suitable arrangements. one man
can cook and feed gu: 100 bushels of
meal in day. To do this, his meal must
be placed in bins SO as to be conducted
into the steam-vat without handling, and
his fecd-troughs SO arranged that the slop
will dow into them in the same manner,
without handling. But if corn is cooked
without Smelling or grinding, two men
would be required TO manage the same
quantity In the first instance, then,
there would be saving of 50 bushels of
corn, which at % cents per bushel, is
sl2 so, to be offset by the labor of one
man, one day, which a, 81 %, per day,
leaves a profit of slt %, in favor of
cooking. But, if the corn be cooked
whole, and requires to be fed out BY hand,
alfosin. two hands, at the same cos. per
day, there will still be gain Of $40
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Ridiculous CUSTOM.

Why is it that when W. meet acauaint
anees on the street, or IN houses, We
almost invariably pass some remark
abou, the weather? Was there ever
anything So ridiculous Suppose it is
raiuing your friend has jus: entered
~ith 8 dripping umbrella and soaking
clothing You need not tell hIm--''it is
a damp day" If the sun shines, the
lady whom you meet upon the street is
aware Of the fact. She came abroad be
cause it was "a fine day, aud you con.
vey no iuforu ution, when you Tell her Of
it. Such remarks are almost universal,
and yet, the only use they are Of seems to
be, to supply the lack of something to
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JOHN sEMPLE & SON,

c. Successor 10 L. RAW.
a 1862 eeond ST., nj USCATINE.
We are now offering for sale al re.
duced prices our large l. varied stock Of lsw-
cry. Give US call before purch .sing else
wh.re. Remember the place at Kranz's old
staui, l52 Second street, MuscatIne, Iowa
Watches, Clocks and Jewslry earthly re.
paired. Il
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HOMEMADE CRACKERS are more heal
thy aud agreeable than the baker's.-
Make pan Of biscuit, raised with home
made yeast, which is not Of strong hop
taste. Bake them nicely; when done,
divide them and break them open, lay
them crust side down 10 the bake pans
and set in slow oven; let thea dry till
crisp; when cold pu, away in a jar or
bag and they will keep long time in a
dry sweet place, There are d good many
ways in which these may be used, such
as toasted slightly aud soaked, or dipped
in tea, Cruel or both.
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TERMS-Payable on Entering.

Any further information will b. given with
pleasure on apple alton attbe College. or ty send
ing for circular which will be furnished gratnit-
ously BY return mail Address
DAVIS 4 TIpT0S,
May 2e-n22yl Davenport or Peoria.
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Mistakes of the Learned.

That elaborate work, Nacler's kurstler
Lexicon, pcrpetratcs singular blunder
respecting the celebrated English artist,
Cruikshank. Some years ago, the rela-
tive merits Of himself aud brother were
contrasted IN an English Reyi-w. and
George was spoken Of as the real Simon
Pure, the first who had illustrated scenes
of Life in London" Unaware Of the
real significance of quotation which has
become proverbial among Us, the German
editor begins his memoir Of Cruikshauk,
by gravely informing Us that he is an
English artist, "whose real ramc is ST.
mon Pure" Turning to the artists un-
der the letter z, we accordingly read -
"PusE (Simon), the real name Of the
celebrated caricatur.st, George Craik-
shank"
Thus much for the Germans. The
Eoglish, however, have little occasion to
boast of an exemption from like inirmi-
ties.
In the year 1857, there was published
at Prague, in Bohemia. Latin work,
now very rare, entitled 'F,iicis a9onis
.Socictatis Jcsu in Iaglia historia."
Concerning the happy martyrdom of the
Fathers of the Society of Jesus in Eng
land ia which was given short bog
raphy of each Of the Jesuirs executed for
high treason in England during the lat.
ter years of the reign Of Charles /, ac-
companied by portraits Of the sufferers,
each having a moose around the neck and
a knife buried in the breast So much
for the book, one of the few remaining
copies Of which is on the shelves of the
British museum, In catalogueing it, Sir
Henry Ellis, the librarian, or one of his
assistants, for whose blunders he is re-
responsible, as the index was issued un-
der his supervision, mistook the first por-
ton Of the title for the name Of the au-
thor, and the work actually stands cred
tied in the publr he'd catalogue of the
largest library Of Great Critaln, 70 Mr..
Felix Ago, the copyist having apparent
= exercised enough of his knowledge Of
Latin to drop the genetive satfixes'
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The only ES L A BE ISH Il ID CONNER
ciai College In the Place.

Room. open at all hours from A. NJ till Q r. u. The
public invited TO call and examine speci
mems course OF Instruction.. aud mode OF teaching.
when they will be satisfied that assert tAsn
ap-Src. Q2-y2) LOPEZ PRATT.
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There are people who learned, as the
poet exhorts them, to labor and 10 wait !;
but, unfortunately, they Htit great
deal more than they labor.
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U-Isnorance and concci5 sre Two Of
the worst qualities to combat 1t i, easier
to contend with a statesman than block
head.
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Practical Penmanship.

In thi. Department as in all others these Col
leges stand without rival The STYLES of prac-
teal Ornamental. and Ladies' Epstolary Pen
manship, so universally ndmired by all lovers o,
good Writing, as taught at these Colleges, are not
equailed, and il is int nded they never shall be
Written Specimens of penmanship sent free Of
charge, on applicatio
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DAVENP OFT
Comratrtial college,
IN GRIGG7s BLOCK,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
1~ INCORP Rated IN 1886 "a
DIRECTORS
Hon 9 Sargent. TS s %as E,u'
= viele, Esq, Merwin, ESQ,
Ira Dalzell, Esq, Grigss, Esq,
| 7 Coats, Esq, VI II smith, ESQ,
Jno " Cannon, ESQ, FAttenr ESQ
-FAcELTY.--
Jos. c. Lorrx, Prof of B0ok Keeping and asshssai-
les with ale assistants.
". II. pa.Tr. Prot of Penaaanship and Book Keeping
". kIrrE, Prof. Of German Language.
FREp'x sBRAAe, Prof Of Architectural and ornanaen-
tai Drawing.
-LEcTURERs.-
d. l.. sHonsy, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Course embraces complete sets .
Books in every branch OF Trade and commerce, viz
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Company business, Wholesale aud Retail, Nanufactur
ing Hotel, Printing Office, and Lumber Business;
Commission, Railroad Steamboat, Brok erage aud Ex-
change, and the Best System OF Banking Ell
tant Also all Lectures and instructions in CONNER
cSl Calculations. The conrsein
PENMANsHIP
is under the immediate superv OF Mr.. W. II. Pratt
who took the Premiums for Peumanship and Gard Nri-
ting the last Fair and shall be s1essd BY nose
Eat Neat.
In view the uncalied for and repeated statement
made other parties the effect that there Is Com
mercia College this State other than the one Asy are
trying to establish would call attention to the fact
that ours is
The only Commercial College in Iowa,
Whore is given athorough course all branches taught
At first class Commercial Colleges
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical course in Book Keeping
Is taught by pRAcTIcAL Book kKEPERs and teachers
of experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has PESxAS connected with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has more than one teacher belonging to it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient and we'll ventilated
rooms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which relies, and always has DONE for public ~pprecia
ton aud patronage its aetaa! Merits, rather than
boasts, and remarks derogatory to others, and
The only ES L A Bill = HE'D Conmer-
cial College In the Place.
Room. open at all hours from a. NJ till or. u. Tn
public invited call and examine speci-
mems course Of Instruction. aud mode Of teaching.
when they will be satisfied that assert tAss
10 caaprsre. u2-y2) LOPEZ Il PRATT.
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1t is the design of the proprietors of these Col
leses to spare no expense in making these ID odel
Institutions, afordng the most adequate facilities
for young men TO qualify themselves for respon.
sible positions in life.
The course Of instruction is as thorough and
completely practical as that of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical exer-
cises in
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CUPREME COURT-couuty Of Nex.Yosl.-

CUPREME COURT-County Of New-York.-
- WILLIAM A. BRusLE sssin., JOHN ~ FESErY AID
FIYASOR his wife John L. Deem john Scryner. suvvor q
Wiasn and John scrymser Henry Bling, Psrriss Bur-
dieE ~Bjsnir H. Coos. josiah Macy William hscJ Fr.n-
Abr, l. Conkn William Moore, William J. Wiisns, Mar
care. K Je~ett sdnnistfa,d1 and A.dson o. Hsfhve0n
Ryeinsn M Morz Wake, Abraham v.k. Jacob vs'hs Lshs
or. Thfnss Hull W. Lsv-ls Cyrus A. Ht6ead-
s,Inrnous sur rrlisE-To JOHN a. FESETY and ELEANOR
FENETY bic % dsfndan,s: Yoa hereby slsnss'cd sna
required the complaint 10 this action WIN w nd
IN the oee n The Clerk VI sad Court the CITY HAL mo
CITY New Yorx the ely nth day o. January se sid %
serve copy Of n. said oomps'n 90 ne soo
scrib~r oee number s. Lbrtyscet Az s&A csys VITA
twenty dsy after the s~res Of his 'nsinos On w.
Il b day such srvoe aid yo fsi 70 snsei - 80
complain; zs the time Aforesaid the r.ntn ~
viii apply the Cor tr ,hs relief Es1dsa n u
ais isvxS.& HsipiG AuefS~y.
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6onses ano farms tpanieo.

rrrlNTED-Between Sd and 7th-avs. below
w a5Sr a .uan HOUSE PART Of HOUSE, with
,,v.p.us In a desirable location and at reasonable
70. =, I'm American family Immediate attention given 70
,,sefs s'nz price number Of rooms location, &C. Aad's
A C. A, Tribune Ofice
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Morton Geors. p. Grnns Charles A. r. Bsbcocs CherLs
r. Minor Edwin Hoy Philip Tilnslast, seheDlish kIsht,
William n Green William N. Waterbury, Charles r. DaInb-
ram Pbip r. Piston David Douglas Isaac Douglas William
Dousss Robert II McCurdy, Herman d. Aldnch, william
so.nc.r Theodor. HcCurdy. Oliver Hsrmsn Jaus, T. A.
sa,. ssIng. lyman. junior Marcus spnDe John y bfsasy
David Burvrn Jsbez G. Howe Gcorys o. Heyey ssrI"l H.
Pry.on John Hutchnon Jacob wspdrh ChAi- H. D.,.n,
MILAN s,urses Junior; William Shaw Lsnsr Bsisy lienJ
shay Henry H.nnequin Leon ii.Ineqnn, Duran g. Nc
Docss Samuel Grsydon, Thomas aa~ick John W G.aydo,
CL... Psyen LOU. PsyeD Baitazar Pay, Aasss H. In.r
John w schuel Chaancey Hard Charlie, " hIer adyad
N Teller jsutor; John O-hrey, Augu.ts @-tt.L Herman
Schl!cper Oto Hs4rhau- william Blank Nickel, Henry Won
Lindef Herman Friedman Adoiphus schnir wind, William
Helms Robert Wilson, 0eorse Hisob jeorse HARDIN ara
Abraham w Bookee sssn.; My Wei Emanuel B~rnhe1'sr,
.. Oh Wei Fr.deres Butt.rfd JAM. X BadnaD, Hoe~rs
suu,or Jsln Frazer, James Bfn Hsury n. WDn-rdIf,
nepry L. H0risr Pierre H1mbsr', Abraham Cunp stnion
halnsn, Levi SchGlman, jacob WadLtlneI,
ks;hsn IsEc Bernhard Jonas Rosenb-f sra sarsn
holman and H. BrTBr.ger executors 81 Ap'shs Va
R.f,msn Schultz Bernhard Bernhard ain iirDreiis
man administrator n all and slnsisr the g- snh ,hs-'
rst. credits IL Moses BeHan dccs3sed Dssd aspsn
SolomGn Hsa>nsn-sCnDs0ns iol ~ y,,.a)
To The d,t.udsnt. JAMES BROOCH, JOSEPH WELL,
FREDERICK BUTTERFIELD LoIIs sCHULMAS, add
SOLOMON GUaP, above named fon are hereby 'Dnuoued
AID required ~ tho paint Ia this action, VIII VS.
ed IN the oHs II tie Cers o. the City snd Comfy 81 .w-
Yok a, tbs Civ Hall u. City u Nsrfors on III ish day
OF April 1889 AID copy u your slswer - ne .1d
the subscribrs . their once NO III brd~sJ
In he CIV Of New within twsD;y Gays after DE s>ioe Of
th .tous ~ you exclusive Of The day ofsucb ssrts and
YOU M The sd eonps ain; within he time ass,.ad
plaintiff. is action viii apply o the Cgar bor ne ,s
~ - BARNEY BUTLER 4 PARSONS
.o,.xexw Plaintiff Attorneys.
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rCTI0N NnTICE EXTRAORDINARY.-
A. NJ MERwIS, AuctiOneer.
re lIEDurJN A. ~, Tr.Ia

A. NJ MERwIS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Trade-Salc
ID Rooms. No. IS PaTkrow. .
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
April Il. q sud "a az O'Clock.
THE REV. PROF. GEORGE BUSflS LIBRARY-CoIn-
Iri.ns variety Of valuable THEOLOGICAL Biblical PAlo-
logical Exestioal and Classical BOOKS. the result Of many
wear collection and peculiarly rich in ibe department; bcA
heugy collection choice works general literature,
&c. Catalogues ready.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
MAY T. and 6, A. o'clock.
COINS, MEDALS, TOKENS, ke-Brine yeIy large ana
collection, and modem, gathered durlng many
years az cost comprising the coins sud medals Of various
countries ana and including many ta, extremely
valuable Also, few valuable Autograph Letters, &c Cat
alogues ready. .-. -....
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE 49,
TUESDAY MORNING MAY loaf o'clock aud three following
DAYS hour
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN bOOhH
-Conpring extensive variety OF the best editions OF
standard IN every department Of literature ar and 81
including elaborate and eppenyey iGstrate
books all and fresh stock mostly in hne and ab1n'ial
bindings consigned by the English and American Publishers
this BE- Sd IN lots 20 suit purchasers ana
offering unusual opp1r nifty 20 the trade aud collectors oi
pu private libraries Catalogues be had On application
q the saetrOoms.
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HfNkN Il.
METRoPoLirAN
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No los BROADWAY,
CORNER STREET, SsVNoRk

This Company having cash capital exceeded by those of only
three other pane continues to insure al kinds OF Fer
,u Property Budng. Ships in port aud their tarso~, on
terms a. low with the security OF the insurers
AID the insured.
DIRECTIONS:
JANTS LORIMER GRAHAM. President
tosrpu a NlRSI-N HENRY Y. BUTLER.
JTnSipn sppIFBY JOSEPH Il. NARNUM. ir.,
ERED,K n WALCOTT JAS LORIMER GRAHAM, jr
muIIkN X STRONG BONES X. McILVAINE,
uospS r ,yI or GILBERT L. BEECkMAN,
ihUrS n SHELDON JOHN C. HENDERSON,
naNirI PARISH LORRAIN FREEMAN,
GI,STAVI-S A COSOyTR, EDWARD MAC0MBER,
w,pTiN ATS r. WATSON T.. CASE,
nfrDiFy a FITIIFR CHARLES \. APPLEBY,
CuARJEs / VOSF SAMUEL d. BRADFORD, r..
WARREN DELANO, j., - -. ...,.n,- . -.
EDWARD A. STANSBURY Secretary.
RoBysr C. RArHsoSE, Ass't Secretary.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
"A fair vase given for Furniture, Csr;s boo&', IL, o.
Nc. Is Slx,hsv., b<Sween Sh Ed ls-h-stA
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Sales al anftion.
'TION NOTICE-GENIINE SALE.

A UCTION NOTICE-GENiiINE SAIL,
N THIS DAY "Wednesday. April =,
he private r..idenc. No is East lshr b~t~'en b@a
and 5hsv., all The of The house, aid WHOA
r-.Tve elegantly furnished Elih -
ROSEWOOD and IMPORTED FURNITURE,
10 great variety and ia very order; fns Rr@od Psno
B-droon FurIi,ur., Wardrobe, Sc.
Also fine assortment 81 hthsn gsTs ard faEhAle
with ~hch ih- ale viii conin.nos. . =.
d. HOuGH AnctioIe-r Office. Sn. 20 broadway VII al
sboy- The 27ih DAY e p-il ~ precisely
Cs;auE.s b, obsd he ho1se ouy on ne morning Of
the sale.
AUCTION SALE Of ELEGANT FGRNlIt RI
~ BE- Ped COLE, AuetionssTs, on THURSDAY, Apnl
lbi nclct No. - smanst comprising The -ntiTe
FURNITURE q hrstclsss house. consisting n part Il one
Cham br Suites marbletops large Oval Pier Glasses AID Gilt
Con.o4s mahogany sofas, Chairs Bureaus snd B-Gsesd.
Spring Beds Hair hAtteses, Dsuass Cutars, tas thadr
hrrs China Dinner and Tsas-t Tpry Csrts Hesdeuburs
Heater Kitchen furniture Sc also thfces-4t Ssh o-
80 The sbayr Furniture made 70 order By hcOfsE
Alendorf and J. W. Fisher and in complete order
4 UCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
~ Genuine ssleSo gods bought inAN 20 b. odd without
ID. :. HOUGH will sell a; public auction TOMORROW
Thurdsy) April p % le O'Clock all he rieh goods con-
private residence. No. 81 West th-s,, between
Broadway and 5th-av. Sole positive, rain OF shine
The Catalogue a the above sale embraces 40 ns Of me
rnshngauy Furniture suitable for reueel hoas.
keepers. Catalogues 20 b had az The house on '.
The goods NAV BE- IA. morning Of sale.
DosIs oI+n at q ococA
AUCTION NOTICE.. ID. HOLBROOk
~ viii s THIS DAY loi oslock. az No lfo Maiden
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BANGS. Mss~IN Co, Auctioue--s 49,
CATURDAY MORNING, April 30th. at lOA
~ O'clock al the contained in tie fnsli-h
Basement Hous- No 10 Wet h, hrvts4 ~ 40 81 ty
consisting nTa assornert OF Psr0r keSsPon koe.
Dining Bedroom ard ki,ch~u FURNITURE having en u-cd BET
one vrar Pur,is.- leif Elds a. e DAY q
Ca.Aosue the house ne mofas Of r % - our store
on Fr.day.
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NJ No I52 sthst., Of Christopher-JOHN r. VAN
ANTW ERP, Auoti0neer will el ON III kSDAf Zth AP,
a, Icl oclocI PART OF THE FURSlTt RE- above, belong
family removing from the city consisting Of mahogany
Ss, aud Otmans Chair mahogany Bureaus do msIbeop
Pier Tables Hat Stands BOOK Rack, Dining Tables,
mahogany Bedst-sds, Brussels aud Thcepy Carpets Bfu-
stair Csitets Bands Oilclo,h- Rug Mat Ac Ao the
Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, &c, Sc.
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~ Cherry Valley N. Y-SUMMER sESsIoN-Will rom
msne- Mays For Catalogues apply % No "a Paris, N y
OF address C. @. HAZELTINE and A FOWLEk, Pnncips
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THURSDAY, April -, at O'Clock a. N, st No.
II Il Wet Baltic CoUrf-s-
MAHOGANY PARLOR FURNITURE. PTilted Cssnher
Set k-ply Carpet. Extension Table Chairs, Ac
Al oolock = m. 81 No. &c ClG- b-ralds-,
Two wslnu, P.Tlor Suite. betop EsEsre. mahogany r
b.op ChAuh%. FurIturr. css Exeaon Table Br'-l' nd
S-py Carpets. Oi.cloihs &c.
Al TO- oclock NJ al Nc lee HeEry between STATE AID jo
r4islor
Aeeaer,l Of Palos Chsbe ard otAeF tlrrr-
A. o'cloek p r. a. NJ -. CuIlh -, b~vra Lafayette
and De k4lb-svs
large and ;-nea! s'.ornt . hz-es1Hr p RI u
cod order al made by Brcts RsdorcSecre.ay, bokcs-e
wArut and mahogany .-bcop Chamber Furniture, walnut
Diunsroo4n do Tap,;.y Bsse. SPY Aas ingram Carpets
Oicloiis. hc
Csi.xur. Of ell me above lie sA.e-oon Wednesday
afternoon.
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CLM PARK SCHOOL for BOYs-LITCH-

IL FIELD Coun.-Dr JAMES RICHARDS Il son, Princi-
pa-Bovs fitted College for Business One Of the most
healthy places IN the Union Gymnasium adjoining the School
rooms. instruction thorough accommodations slpeno ana
terms moderate Circusrs Sc address the Principals
r. A. WATKISSON, esq, No. ~ Nasssu-st.
S-For three DAYS Rev. DR. Richards and h.
coused az the aforesaid Office from II o 10
TUESDAY Mays Boys up Lchheld under charge OF a
TEACHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
V'UE STOCKHOLDERS and CREDITORS Of
i - QUO .Mn MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY.

YU,IIE STOCKHOLDERS and CREDITORS OF
i the OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
F.,n Diy.iou hereby notified that meeting Of the
Tr.e,. IL the Of Dec nb-r d. lsb5 duly
held th. Office No 60 Wsst. March 10, 1873 the following
Preamble and Resolutions adopted:
UAeye1. The q December Is, 1855, has been SUD
only portion Of thr paItie. whose 'lEna fs %
are essential carry effect the primary snd nah
purpose, cou,empisied thereby. l.,
ia Vb<,,1, important determine. a. early day,
whether primary ,ud main purpose q said agreement can
or rauuut be- cou.nrunIs,ed Therefore, til
R,i,ed BY the Tnees 10 the sltnoy sEe b'
the tenth article agreement that from and after me ,sl
d., If Nav st ~ and 81 all parties 70 subscribe
20 aid Of December Is lS or any OF ~ counter
parts al and terminate exp u and win me at
Of said Trustees provided III the 'aid tenth
article thereof. IL
R,.erod tvr,hr Th.; the Trustees will and after the said
srt ,y al Ny drt-un- WHETHER sid agreement
Of December Is 1883 has then been subscribed by the psr'ir,
essential give effect and colsumma'e n. primary and
min pprpo,es a. therein declared.
s.oired further That the Trustees publish notice Of th'
resolutions, IL sccyTtsn" WIN thr 'f
tenth article Of said agreement.
B,soIr,s fy,y That Trustees will unitey and earnest
fair honorable procure b"i"" the hfst
day of NAV Of pses 20 conum
mate and cany effect the primary and main puTP s-- o sd
believing they do thai the contamination o. .aid
pr,., therein declared, essential % secure aIh pe.'
IA, ell the Creditors and shoider- of the oho
and Mississippi Railroad Company Eastern Division snn 70
rsvsnt -ure of the Mozsses the corporate property
and franchises Of that Company ,a. -, IL.
For further additional inform aon apply al ne ooe OF 'ne
Company a. Cincinnati and No 1913 Walist Ne~'for
issn.a1 WM H. ASPISWALL Chairman.