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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
umscowEirS COMIC ENTER rAINMrNT.

THE reputs ion of Mr.. Cowell both through iim-
f and the scat which Life father long since created
for de M in the same school, is extended in this
.coufuni " and the result an eager AUDIENCE 70
enjoy Liz hrst entertainment of comic lyrics last night
AT the Ffep n Theater, No. $50 Broadway.
Mr.. Oov-elIs first piece, "Slscbeth," &C a comic
recitation thought BORE for the reason that that
lawful ane sublime tragedy should be safe from such
\ prolapAti'n Tie limitations of tragedians in il, how
ever, were excellent and were much approved. The
SECOND Dg, "The Wooden Leg"-the cid story of
the nan who lived in Amsserdam-is too stale TO ex-
. cite interest in New-York. The third song, The
London Bootblack," given IN costume or character,
redeemed the preceding defects, and established Mr.
Cowsl az a prime buiio in his special waik-at once
Individual interesting, amusing and excellent The
uexttong-a ugubriOus comic love ditty, was equally
i. remar kabIe-and thence forward Mr. Cowen was
worthy of his London repute. He ia exceedingly vol
sAle and possesses ot of curious vocal oddities and
facial coniortons but Dust be SEEM for they cannot
be described or imagined by reference TO other com
edans. This is the best proof of their originality.
The auditory was well pleased, and expressed their
appreciation by liberal applause, sufficient to satisfy any
= theatrical candidate for public favor.
These ENTERTAINMENTS are varied by the splendid per-
,fOrmances of Mr.. Mills on grand pano-forte. This
artist IA truly admirable and played LISTS transcript
ton Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March with won
Adrous skill DIR. Guilnette the much-admired basso,
. and Mrs. Westeryet The sweet mezzo-soprano, and
. other singers, assisted.
A reference To the advertisements will show the
/. evenings ON which these entertainments are given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

sTY ARTS-at Zgntrosa Hinn, en- safsr HAy ro' u LAY
w, wife u is.Ae C. stexrns. sstd ysSN
scr EECK-ln ,bi. cffy Sunday nornins Ney ~ sts
fus-rins lress C1fe Dater daazhtsr Of William arc
Jshs schenck ssed year. Honths And v Day.
sPFAR-n this city en- Sunksy Nov q, 0srres spear aed
81 years. - 49, -
aged q yeara n 49,. tu--;..5 - 49, a..
on Thfrddsy morning. he 9TH inst; al III oec< ~
Frsnds' Aeetns House. FHshns The steamer AAii3n0
Lsses Fulton alp, Il 3 o'clock
WITTFMORE-On Monday, NOV Z AZ staten isAl'ci NaP~
VIZ. Wi.teuore, AGED ~ years
His remains were inferred A. Greenwood cemetery.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK..... NOV. %.
Cleared.

s,esmship-ParheIsburg, Powell Baltimore II. B. Cromwell
l. Co.
ships-St Charles Conway, NewOTeans NJ 7. frost z T.
Hodges, New-OIleans, N. H. Brigham.
BarksMary Gibbs, Trinidad d. s. Stephenson Grand Turk
Dolner SoInbrero, Wood Grant
Bdgs-Ceoelia, KsvaDash Halifax, A. Snithes Cos p K
Curtis sey Portland Osprey Br Murphy Sagua 70
Grand James Maria C. e. Fowler, 81 John, ~ b., A.
smithers Coz Alma Brown, Nassau r. Baconi Princess
Roysl tBr New Bermuda smith, Jones Co.; q. Wor-
Ellington ETeshen Zszs Winthrop, Besrse st. Martha Hsady
4 Everett
schooners-Arion Dort Norwich, master; Hamlet Way,
Weymouth C. u. J. Peters; w o. Glover Thomas, Carde-
mas r. p. Buck Coz II. r. Gushing, Petiengil Antigas
Smith Jones Pocomoke Harris Washington, j. o. VII
ans Mist Dissoswsy AeEsndris, sturses Chairman Co
Surprise Cole Charleston r. H. Abbott smith, Layacca H. b
Barnes Ramsey salem r. w. Ropes Col Lansrtine, Has
kell Eizabethport, master
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HARREED.

BENNETT-TUCKER-In Newtown, Conn. on Fridsy even
ing Nov IS by Dr. A. Hill Nelson Bennett, esq, Of Ridge
6eld to Miss Emily A. Tucker Of Newtown
BRUwN-PRESTON-ln Wilmington, Conn on Thursday,
Nov q by l.. w WEkenan, Mr.. Theron Brown Ct
South Framnglam Mass, and Mis- Helen ~ only daughter
OF s. t. Preston, esq. of Wellington.
MCDONALD - SMlTHSON - On Thursday, Nov - by the
Rev James Mlett at the brides idenee Nh George w.
Mcdonald OF Dsnbury Conn., to Miss Mary Elizabeth smith
son Of this cry.
WINCHESTER-CUTLER-In Boston on Saturday Nov. 26,
bv the Rev Or BlAgden Mr. Daniel L. Winchester Of New
YORK to Miss Harriet M dsughr OF Geo. Cutler esq Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

RatvMoHE Nov 28-FLouR steady Howard Street 30 sI4
WEEr ouiat Gales of35 bush 81 20d I'll IS for White
and . 100 II Is for Red Com hrm at 6S0I9c for new
White and elbow Provisions steady Mess Pork $l5 10
Prime $40 50; bacon Toe. Mess Beef u.s. and No Sn
MHIsKY hIm at 26td2ic. -, ,.,-,.. a. =,
suyereue WHKAr frm; sales Of 1000 bush-Whe 81 +tg
III as; Red 81 1851 81 Corn hrm sales S9oo oaso,-o,e
Yellow Al IN 2c Mixed az 78c OATS firm sales Of 100 bush
al 12a4Se Provisions quletMess Pork $ls 7S@*le Prime
Sl2 WHssKY 27G27ac. -
EXCHANGES.
BAIrixoRz. Nov. 2s.-Sight Exchange ON NewYorh lilo
q pre- .lium. - =, A.
IN klc.rt emiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

To BE LAUScHED.-Mr Z. t. Williams wli isuV Cd
froE his yard at GreenpoiDt to-day, at u q. ~, a
beautiful clipper schooner called the hette n' rrlll
She has been built forthe Hawaiian GovernmeD mail
service and after trial trip, will sail for tn Sand
wich Islands under the command OF CAPT. William
Laurence Meny. Uhe builder having had IN view
the attainment Of high rate Of speed ia Tlding the
Nettie Merrill, it's anticipated that sbe will make
rapid passage her destination. She sill sail about
the 18th of December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
Disasfers. AZ.

BALTIMORE Nov. 2S-Tbe brig Abbotsford (of Baraore
Eureka to Bockspo were Toe, Cay Arenas he fh
October In hurricane. Grew aud materials saved The Alb
boofd bait Baltimore IN iss9 was 72s tans rated
and owned BY h Cooper Of the above place The Earesa ls
Bueksport in 1857 1879 an aud owned
Gney and others Of the above place.
by Telegraph 70 Enwood Waiter, Sec. Board Undsrwrs
WILMINGTON y. C.. Nov 8-The schr }. b. tlaDner pre-
vouJ reported ashore north Of Newnlet viii be total os
Her csrgo "a being landed on the beach.
The scbr john from this port NewYork with cotton sn
naval stores into by the state Of Georgia ana
- consldefaby damaged VIII pus Dsek 70 this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

LECTURES To-NIGHT.-The Ron. Tom Corwin lee"
lures at Plymouth Church. The subject rs not an
Dounced, kut the "Ohio Wagon Boy" cannot fail TO
draw full house. The Hon. John p. Hale also lee
lures, on "Agrarianism,' before the Brooklyn Mer-
camille Library Association, at the Athenaum'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

W,s1rH MAIL ARHsScESrSTs.-ln accordance
Win new arrangement agreed upon by the United
States eovernu ent and the North German Lloyds
steamship Company Of Bremen the steamers OF 'u'@'
company will continue to carry ,he fall United states
Mails throughout The winter, sailing on The following
eays: 60 70
fror. Byensn December "a, January 81, feoraary w.
90 NeO York. - December 81, January a. February y
March "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

ADDRESS PosrPoSED.-The address oil mn. nsnr'
Fry at Clinton Hall, Asor PIaoe, before Toe ns'An
ale Library Assocsiion, viii take place Cd Inaf'ay
evening, December Is and not ext inuf'o4y '"e i''
"a originally advertised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
BROOKL YN IIEMS

The question Do the interests of the country &C.
insnd the execution Of John Brown p viii be argued
tomorrow night, at Clinton Han, corner Of Clinton
and Atlantic streets, Brooklyn, by the Philomathic
Society of Newark, New-Jersey, IN the affirmative,
and TIE Brooklyn Literary Association in the negative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

g,,lo's THEArER.-Mstilda Heron commenced here
as, night in Der great character of Camille" whch
st Represented with the eccentric and wonderful fierce
which IL 90 well remembered from 1r tricmpbs a.
WaHaek's She was greeted by large and apprecia-
tive audience, whose paudts were frequently aud en-
Systematically bestowed. Mr., Fisher played Ar.
usAno" exeeiersly, and the minor characters were
generally ascepable Gamble" Is repeated tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

REPRESENTATIONS OF THE FIRE pLrAKl AAN n "a
Meeting OF the Represf natives OF the tre
was held al FEemans Hall IN Mercer street
Inc q, axe ipo consideration the resignation Of Fire
C.,omi,sjoner H.ury Wilson. After very brief dis
.ns.,cu il wac resolved 10 refuse the resignation OF
Mr.. wilson, and the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

FIRE N TRIsIfY PLA&.-Yesterday afternoon
about, oesoek fr broke out in the fourth story OF
the ss<k tuding No 76 Trinity Place, occupied by
He. frntan Clark ~ Co., wholesale druggists, anS
BET sre tbs flames soud be extnguished the stock was
da saesdso the IN cunt of OOO Insured for OOO n
n Washington insurance Company. Tue building
ms dasaged to che amount of 5000. Insared JaHes
ghefen, a mep,ber of So Hose, whiie projecting
nrkc are was Knocked down and badly injured.
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Receipts Of Produce,

Tor,L EY ALL RourEs Nov. "a. 81 800 bills Flour tlls
bpsb Wheat IA 5s5 bush Corn 4 100 bush. Oats $500 busl
So bush barley 1891 pkgs Provisions 1903 pkss Ashes
pkqs. WHISKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Ia. HADJ FOR Is59-Tbe great annnai ceremonies
uf DE Mohammeds1 faith at Mecca terminated on the
Ifh Of October. in the presence Of about 1VOOO phi
gysms, Of whom r. $50 hadoOme by sea- and 81 10 by
R.nd In 1853, stere vert l6e, O0O pilgrims; IN 1857,
s4o Geo and IN 1885, $4,000. This great decrease 'n
the number IN 1859 owing, the natives declare, to
the events Os Jiddah # last year, and also 70 tae
dread Of The cholera, which made extensive raVAges
N 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

KISes COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT Nov. 29-Nos.
IS 20 20 81 So go A. 4 ~, 4e =, a. 49, 81, 81 S. So Co.
Brooklyn CRY CopRT.-Nos %, %, "a, %, %, 36,
H. a. IS l. s. a. %, /, l9 q, IS, a. 3d. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

DAMAGES AGAINST THE CITY.-The City of Brook
lyn was the $4,000 in the City COu yesterday
M damages arising the overflow Of property belong
ing Charles Thompson in Stanton street. caused by the stop
page OF drain In fitting up FL shing avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

ROBsRRY.-The house of ex-Msyor Wall, in South
Ninth street. was entered by burglar SdLuoy nd
robbed three The family in the Do emen at
he time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

COFEELThe make. /. steady suc'ioa Of Rio is
roulced Tor sales Of bags Rio az l0l3c in
Gliding 237 BAGS Geo MAngum sales also Of - bags Mara
Caiho a 12lc aud 40 bags ST Domingo az l0ic
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market fur Westsrn and STATE
Flour quite active tie loE grades better and the bet
grades hrreri the demand o0nhned mainly state
urAud and lin speculative but chiefly for and the
trade TIC close tAe.s lsss baoyscy the sass ere 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ESGISEETcs The Board of
Officers Of the Brooklyn Fire Department W. d. met at the
Chief Engineers Office last night and uornsied the following
candidates for Assistant Engineers: VIM H. Barrett George
Ward stepbn w Philips Reliable Lamb George Chappel
Tbos A. Kerrgtn LesndeT Cenkin, John Cunningham WD
H. Furcy Dsvia Rogers W. NJ vsndeveer saml s. ToIDes
oseph Howard John T. Finn OF this mber are to be
elected The election will take place the second Tuesday in
December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

ISsTkS1LY KILLER-Last night, man named
james ribce fell from his cart corner of Ninth av-
sh1e sns Fory-secoA street, add the wheels passing
over 46s body killed l6m almost instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
moyemen.. o, ocean steamers.
To ARRIVE.

The prand Mail for California leaves s. Louis eve'y Mon
day and thursday Letters designed TOR shous ~
uarkod Overland viz 81 Louis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

FELoSIoUs AssAULT.-A midde-aged woman named
Catharne Nebar while her home Smith street near
Penny Bridge Sunday night, seized by ruihan who
She much injured tht she unable to appear
IN Court Der husband lodged ant against man whom
che suspected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

H. Judd, II. Patterson White s. de hens Miss de Asna
HIslATUEs ALMANAC
Sun-Riscs.... 7:62 ISets.... s25 Mscn--ses... Ola
Sandy Hook. 9:5S Gov Island 10: Ann Hen0ste... 0
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Markets-CAREyuLLT REPORTED yoR TEE n. Y TRrBUSz
MoSDAf, Nov %, 1863
AsHES-The market Is without change; The deusnd il
steady; sses Of ~ bbs IS 49, for Pots and IS IS for
Pears
COTToS-Tbe rather lower; Of $40 bales
including GO bales IN frznstu. We quote:
NEW-YORK CLAsSfFlCAroS.
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BnooKa7s coasos CouScrL.-The BOatd met last


evening the President in the Chair,
cation from the Counselor was submitted m answer
10 stating that there authority to transfer 20
tbs account the Eleventh Ward OF the
sum the Mechanics Bank OF Wilamsburgh
with the subject, resolution offered oy MI
directing the Controller the contract
the OF the Eleventh Ward and that the
amount be charged TO the Ward -
resolution was referred the Finance Committee, with
power directing the Controller TO pay nspectors Of Election
acting Registers per day for four days CsnVassers 70 e
and Polk Jerks 4 each.
Alderman K6Aech offered the following preamble and reso-
buttons; - n, . -
srct through Furman street by the LIST OF December
gs uomAby the therefor given by this Common
Councils and phsyeds the Brook and Jamaica Railroad Com
many DESTROYS OF extending their road through Fuan street
10 Fou and Ayed such extension is manesty Tor
the public advantage, therefore -
esored the Of this Common Council be hereby
given 10 the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company its
signs its road through FuTman street 10 FULTON Ferry
TO horse only and to be subject tothe regulations
OF the Common Council
Mr. Cashow offered amendment that the Brooklyn City
Company have the right TO the of the said track Of
rail- with the said Brooklyn and Jamaica
COMPANY their assigns provided that the City Railroad Com
many unite Brook aud Jamaica Railroad or their
construct said road and bear an eq expense OF said
construction and repairs thereof
The smement accepted, and another amendment CAV
iup lie Com pales authority TO run cars Tor twelve years
also accepted resolution amended adopted
offered and referred directing the Commits
oDes of ep6irs advertise for proposals. to pave Myrtle
avenue with belgian pavement.
large Of routine business was transacted all OF
strictly local character and the Board Adjourned
The Board City Csnvassers concluded he aoors peV US
of the Common Council BY declaring the lnpec
tor, Of Election had received the highest number Of votes
a the late election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

COUNTERPART BILLs.-Counterfeit 81 bills on the
Bank Of Lsmbertyae N j. were in circulation in this city hast
night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

To-day, the first through train to Boston, without
change Of cars, via the Shore Line Railroad, dis
patched from Twenty-seyenth street. This route will
prove advantageous in Winter, the Shore Line is
not subject the heavy SHOWS which prevail so gen.
orally in the Inferior. The time tables the same
of the old route Mr r. Ii. Hsydock, Cashier of the
Market Bank, has accepted the Cashiership of the
Fulton Bank which was recently made vacant by the
resignation of Mr.. VIM. j. Lane Mr.. Thomas Mona
han has been elected Yce-President. We learn from
Albany that has been decided 10 offer the State
loan on the Goth December follows: $SOO,sOO,
iubursable July l. 1866 100000 reimbursable July
!, 1872; 5000, coo, rembursable July |, 1877.
In Minli Canfr-.l Pond
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To,al...s272c 80 s29,OOs 80 sl,745 81 increase
We annex a statement from j. Edgar Thompson,
esq.,, President of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road Company embracing details Of plan for the
adjustment of the debt of tina, Company The whole
amount of debt included in the plan is 81, SIG, 800
We have not space to give the matter especial notice
in the present article, but the subject is extremely
important one 10 those interested, and trust will
meet with prompt attention. The earnest and intel-
gent efforts progressing in various quarters 10
reconstruct and restore embarrassed Railway Compa-
nies to a condition of comparative health and pros
periy deserves the hearty cooperation and commend
alton of the bondholders well the shareholders
We see in these movements the dawnng of better
times for railway investments:
PLAY for Of Debt Of Pi,bHrgh Fort Wayne
CAieaSo Ralrsa1 Company.
5oh 1889 tong the Red Estate Bonds they secured
INDEPENDENTLY And including interest maturing before
Of Of OH: an: and I Fs8.s CO. CO. S
OfFtWsyue6 Chi X. r. Go. l.25oOoo- - 10000
OF above bond te. 10000
T.L-......................... s4E2oOs
before July l. lSel, not exceeding eH,Do-$slcooo
Insos1s bend. of,hs ohiOand
second lite bonds On Is Of Ohio
and Indiana R. X Co... SSocce-2,5Il,1e
Third mtge. BIDS Of Ohio a India R.R- Co 1900
CoHsfrgofon Bonesef Pity ETgh. ~ Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company
Amount issIrd ............. 81 kZSYWo
Balance Hypothetical, and
applicable 10 funding Of
floating debt and purchase
o. additional quipIaent 2,2Tl, so-SSoo,e"
Tot.l............................. s5,ssoco
Sinking Fund B0nds fssuee for al Coupon
ercepf ti0Ie Of Ftrsf Mortgage boEdL
Amount outstanding. ....-....s..---- -if'''
Total ............................. %b,luzuv0
Interest al Of above bonds maturing e "a aoo
o-ioIs 1ly ~, lo,t 10. sI y. ......- 2l65o9
Total amount Of bonds issued snd re91red 70 % "A,
Issued 20 fund all ndebtedness .. pA-'.-1'
II l. uroposed reacjust the above dept IS 10, -
The trst MORTGAGE the OHIO snd rrnasy "a "
Ohio nd Indiana and the For Wayne ana tnioa-D
Ne assigned 70 - "a 49,.
mn the whole road BE- sxeceed 20 TIE saio of
e SEQ 20 Tie bonds Issued under this no-ese 20 De- "
5.bs ma 70 bear 2 cent p aHIIn interest," payable semi
annually in New-lork- - a. .--.i ., g., -.
% tie sinking fund bonds issuea for interest on sad
- oragr bonds exchange them Tor those Of this
F,sf es<yaf borfssg AID to eonyer TIER coupons falling
a.. $500 Iuiv 1. IS5l into the sai9 new boods
In case of lels.-t n payment o! l1.eesi FOX ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

- -, ~ and ,sork ,h- ,oaA ra,g satisfactory
enc made BY the CopP'Ay 10 meet the interest
tespigl ss,,l' I'd Income vct.se. Of The Old iosA lin
,tbi-d q or.ra-e Of =l7V .hs Ohio and ndAns
III ssels es,ss = s f v saS. i.sscd ot
90 IL eacsp, the fir gonsaFe ond. 70 os ~
M - -rst,e . ns'g seeonl uoi ~, go ~ Serca
ert, 10 aid Trustee -. ufins he i-sne q -hs r,s
-, Isl T,esrrod S1k IN ian share OF 80 "a &
n IA ,f,r trch Preferred ~fock prrcrisnce az
Jbs -zcsv tho. for sueh labor and materials IS nay
s.ty FOR oferzlinF he ro-d- &c sno noo
~ BE- United to- - Irrofn.
lie touds secured ~ the above MoItsasss VI t -. So
pa. of, H. IN 10 ard feuusylyanis Railroad ON ,l
- I'D MA No.trare Houds ofthe Ohio and ina
S.rtrrv tie C.n.tTuction bonds Of the soeFsA fos "
A ~, 80. issued oF Interest other than sifsi Mes,
-ase Fonds be- funded II par IN th ire.Ir- ,T n,
sts BE- entitled TO al the net PROFITS OF me 10 paw
an out daring sry year shall exce>d sum - -
he iu'sres; The Fir; Aortysse honds and ~ s
cent on the aid Prefered STOCK the safpias my "
rtlthe necessary legislation be obainsd
.sts,ses Of 70 be Issued secured by lAs
Morfrsss and beer interes, At The rate 90 el p
- ssrrnav These certificates or bonds % pe con
\. red into tie Z eSas Preferred Sos a. soon =
b,sined 1.-THE required legislation oaaaot be eotaned
1t. ~ bonds sbaIl converted into irrsdeern
sffs q rsrf Honas secured by second Mortgage. -
lfthe Company shorldNiihn - day a.s It.. III
to- s.cured by this mort gsgeiAil 70 meet sell
deua TIE Trustees she'll tAe possession Of the Toa9 ana
,suporsrilv for interest OF al parties ami re sh iI
edsisy thereupon give notice TO the Preferred ocAnoa
elect elrc members. aud to the Board o. Diec,os -
krec members Of Board q Controls ana saia 49,
TIE powsIs ia relation 20 the mAnsgrent o. Ine i
eSpre devoved upon the Board Of Directors ne boau
CottIol shall be elected annually, in the Pop9Itons so
sei by tie Preferred and Common sockholaes ana ma
ontinus In until the interest the Preferred sea IA
le promptly et, snd surplus remain sniounh ~
on the Con mon Stockwhereupon the Common
sy resume the road with the proportion Of Direction
hove nan d reruse6 -, - H. q. .,.,l n, a,
g. he Floating Debt OF the company Nas " s'0'N w
gSgl yss a follows; 100, -,
Seemed Floating Debt................Sl'l6 LOB sS
Unsecured FLOATING Debt-....'.''.'' OoIoS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-01
FDIlOm 3 RslLOn, RslIdsni PrIntIpaI

holarshp is TODD in other Oi the Seven Colleges.
sPENCRRIAN PENN ANBHIP is taught BY the best
Masters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-01

Messrs Ingbam 4 Bragg send US the following
book;
THn PILoT; TALE OF THE SKA. BY J. Fenni
more Cooper. Illustrated from drawings by Il.
0. Q. barley. New York; w. A. Townsend
Co. 1889.
To Cooper is accorded an equal degree of talent
I'd power with that Rscribod to Scott, and his
name is not only endeared to this country, but his
productions will be handed down from generation
to generation with undiminisheG luster. He is the
great writer aud portrayer Of American border life
and in this line he has equal or rival. 1t Is
needless nov to oxtol bis works. The American
people have decided for themselves long ero this,
the rank which hs holds as a writer and the place
which he will ever occupy in their hearts, Tbs
present edition Of his works is by far the finest ev
or yet Published, and Is all that could be desired
In typographical execution. tits printed In Grown
octave, on beautiful tinted oalendored paper, and
elegantly bound Ia embossed cloth with beyeled
edges. The Illustrations are by barley, which is
saying that they are perfect. HO is universally
acknowledged one Of the FIRST designers of the
world Thire will bo about five hundred engra-
wings in this edition, all by barley. More need
not he said, for the work speaks most emphatieAl-
ly for itself