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printing, reported mem orials and bill fol the relief of Henry Jacobi. Report receiv ed and bill read
 Mir. McColloch, from committee on coun, ties and county lines, reported bill en- titled road law in Pulaski county, and with amendment recommended its passage
 Report received, amendment adopted and bill passed.
 MT. McColloch, from same committee, reported.a a bill to be entitled can act to ex- tend the limits of Little Rock" and re- commended its passage.
 Report received, bill read and passed.
 Mir Oates called to the chair.
 MT. Fletcher presented bill and amend ment, 10 authorize J. s. Maberry, admins trator of k. D. Owen, deceased, to sell cer. tain lands in Arkansas county. Bill read three several times and nassed
 House bill to repeal .an act passed last session, for the benefit of Princeton male and female academy, was taken up. Read and referred to committee on education.
 House bill entitled an act for relief of Preston M. Anderson, of Franklin county. was taken up, read and referred to commit. tee on swamp lands.
 House bill entitled an act for the relief ot Charles D. Leavitt, of Desha county.- Read and referred to committee on ways and means.
 House joint resolution relative to the procuring of two or four horse stage mail from St. Charles to Brownsville. Passed.
 House joint resolution relative to estab- fishing two or four horse mail stage from Batesville to Fayetteville. Passed. House resolution relative to procuring the passage of an act by Congress, to le- galize and confirm ali sales made under the graduation act in this State. Passed.
 House resolution relative to changing mail route from Philadelphia to Ft. Smith, from two to four horse service. Passed.
 House joint resolution relative to estab- fishing four horse mail line from Des Arc to Clarksville. Read and adopted.
 Senate joint resolution relative to appro- prlating - for printing 2,000 copies of the proceedings of the convention which framed the State constitution, was taken up.
 Mir. Trimble moved to fill up the blank with $175. After spirited debate, MT. Lemoyne called the ayes and nays. Ayes 2-nays 20.
 Mr. Lemoyne moved to strike, out 1000 and insert 5o copies.
 Mr. Rosson moved to postpone indefinite. ly the resolution and amendment.
 Mr. Trimble called the ayes and nays. Ayes 17-nays 5
 Senate resolution relative to constituting Senate and House committees on peniten- tlary joint committee Concurred in
 Senate resolutions relative to the course ot Arkansas in political affairs, resulting from the election of Abram Lincoln.
 Mir. Carrigan offered an amendment
 Amendment and resolutions referred to committee on federal relations.
 MT. McCreery moved to adjourn until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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Low WATER MARk-To try the take water proclivities of the publishers greys, and the depth of the big waters, we mus. tered courage to bulge in just below the Lit tie Roc.. warf, on Saturday evening, and went With dry garments to the opposite shore. The bed of the river at this cross ing, would be styled by ocean geographers, as slightly undulating level enough for all marine purposes There are not mysterious charms, or fosciliferous depo- sits sufficient to engage the attention of Lieutenant Maury, or the world renowned Humboldt if he were living, but there are
 Ganas as numerous as upon the
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Jules Masnss' Chdmpoqne.

4 Direct Importation. Ck CASES virznee in pints and qrt's; LD 15 Imperial !" :" 2 extra pnrate 25 baskets of Piper Acldsics do 10 Charles do do 20 bris Reed Ky. Whisky" 6 yeas old
 A No. ]; $ half brls Collins Whisky, old Bourbon. For sale by JNO. COLLINS. Nov Is
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Mir. Mitchell, from committee on memo rlals, reported the memorial from Franklin county, for the relief of Frederick Black well, and recommended that the relief asked be not granted. Report received
 Mir. Carrigan, from committee on inter- nal improvements, reported back bill to be entitled an act to aid in the construction of various railroads in Arkansas, and re- commended its passage. Report received, bill read
 This bill provides that when a company has grad ed five miles, it shall be entitled to dollars from the State.
 Mir. Lemoyne offered an amendment to strike out grading five miles, and insert twenty miles.
 MT. Oates moved that 100 copies of the bill and amendments be printed for the use of the Senate, that it be re-committed to committee of the whole, and made the spe- cial order of the day for the 1st Monday of December. Carried
 Mir. Carrigan introduced a bill to be en- titled an act to provide more fully for the incorporation of the town of Paracli(ta.- Read and referred to committee on counties and county lines.
 Senate resolution concerning election of State Treasurer, as amended by House, was taken up and concurred in.
 MT. Beser, from committee on agricul- ture, by leave, reported back bill to be entitled an act for the promotion of the mechanical and agricultural interests of the State, and recommended it's passage. Report received and bill read
 After discussion. MT. Terry moved to take recess until 24 o'clock. 2{ o'cLocK-Senate met. and repaired to hall of House for purpose of elccting a | State Treasure.
 Senate adjourned until to morrow morn ing
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TAursday, Nov. 21.

TAursday, Nov. 21. House met
 Reports from standing committees, were read
 Mir. Boone, from judiciary committee re- ported House Bill No. 24, and recommended it's rejection.
 MT. Brown, from committee on claims, reported Bill No: 40, for the relief of Pres ton NJ. Anderson. Bill passed
 Mr. Van Patten moved to call up House Bill No 45, to incorporate the Iron Mountain and Helena railroad company The bill was taken up and passed.
 Mr. Trigg made report from the judi ciary committee, amending the act for the removal of free negroes from this State. The bill was passed.
 Mir. Van Patten. from the internal im- provement committee reported favorable to the passage of the bill to incorporate the north western border railroad company.- Messrs. Dunegan, Putnam and Kenner, moved the insertion of some other names l from Benton county.
 Message from the Senate was received reporting bill for the purpose of building the blind institute at Philadelphia. Also resolution proposing to go into an cleo l ton of treasurer tomorrow.
 Mr. Ware, from committee on enroll ments, made report,
 Mr. Boone, from judiciary committee re- ported bill to amend the criminal laws o Arkansas. The object of the bill is tc make more strenuous the laws against horse stealing and kidnapping, and prevent tam pering in any way with slaves.
 MT. Garland moved the rejection of tho report Withdrew his motion. The re port was adopted.
 MT. Humphreys offered an amendment
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD and comfortable dwelling 4 "A house and lots in one of the plcasantest localities in this city Terms favorable to ,ba ns chaser. Apply to J. W. FAUST pN''
 Nov. IT, 1860. St Little Roct Arl
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FOURTH BALLOT.
FIFTH BALLOT.

MT. Watkins withdrew the n anne of MT Berry.
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MI huhlpHfeyS moved 10 refer bill and amendments to committee of the whole and make it the special order of the day for Sat urday, 10 o'clock. Adopted.
 Mir. Boone, from judiciary committee reported bill to hold boats responsible for torts committed by them.
 Mir. Cravens presented minority report against the bill. The merits of the respec- tive reports were argued at considerable length by Messrs. Cravens and Robert son for tho minority, and Mir. Yell for the majority report. Majority report adopted and bill passed.
 The House took up and concurrcd in the Senate resolution to go into an election of treasurer tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 MT. Cravens introduced a resolution to go into an election for Senator tomorrow. Laid on the table.
 Mir. Robertson offered resolution ten. dering the use of the House to Professor Hany, for the purpose of featuring on the education of the blind.
 MT. Smith introduced bill to amend the law, so as to compel guardians to re- new securities every two years. Referred to committee on judiciary.
 On motion of Mr. Putnam, the House reconsidered the Senate resolution to co into an election of treasurer tomorrow at 10 o'clock
 On motion of MT. Duval the Senate reso- lution was amended by inserting "2A o'clock" tomorrow. The resolution as amended was adopted
 MT. Montgomery introduced bill to amend the common school law so far as relates to Drew county. Read third time and passed
 MT. Jones introduced bill entitled. Gan act to change the administration law Read and referred to committee on judi ciary.
 House adjourned until 9 o'clock to-mor- TOW
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Thursday, Nov 22. Mir. Miller presented memorial and bill for the relief of Calvin Hays, Franklin county. Read and referred to committee on claims.
 Mr. Oates, from committee on judiciary, reported back House bill concerning wear ing concealed weapons, and recommended its passage. Report received, bill read and passed.
 Mir. Oates, from same committee, report ed House bill entitled an act to pay the coun- ty and probate judges of Lafayette county, etc., and recommended its passage Re- ,aoaiyoJ nl
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Mr. Gibson offered to al1( out "sufTer death" for arsl imprisoned for ten years. ;!
 Mir. Nolan moved to subs oned for life" for "suffer de, it occurs in the bill.
 MT. Jennings moved to section in regard to "arsol nings advocated his motto taking the position that Il was too severe.
 MT. Cravens replied to M Mir. Jennings finally withdr and MT. Gibson 5 amendmen and adopted.
 MT. Cravens moved to am, ment of Mr. Gibson by insa death at the discretion of tlS!
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JEN 01kY, con1
 ButtoHs, Studs, BreaS9l1
 Belt Buckels, Rings of all sy
 lsk and f6k Gold Vest, Fob an0l~ "a CaaihS Silver Vest, Fob and Guard Chains, Silver Card Cases, Spectacle Cases; in general everything ap- pertaining to our line of business. Our motto is, 'sn Trouble to sho,c gcods" All articles are war rantcd represented. Watches and Jcwelry re- paired with neatness and dispatch. Please give us a call. A. COHEN & CO.,
 Nov % At Henry'e Fancy Store.
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Del to amend that the
 khan three nor more
 ars. /" Amendment
 to add the counties 'ay to the provisions of Carried. Bill as amend d on its final passage
 ed Cor ayss and nay ----- same committee, report T Franklin county, and
 tion. Report adopt
 pill concerning trans
 bll county correctly
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-''Wlh was declared elected.
 LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT. Mr N'mphleys nominated Mr. James. Mr c nominated J. B. Moore. Mr. y.Hy nominated Y. D. Merrick. Mir 0s, sa nominated Win. Martin. Mr. N..' ss nominated H. w. Hays. lord "phy nominated Wm. A. Craw-
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slle 0h!cc to take steps to lhe same as soon possible. u R. S.Y
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CITY MATTERS.

ehe same as soon as possible. If. F. s. Y.
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tOfiiciall
OHfO STATE LOAN.-S6,4 400, 900.
. OF TnE STATE OF OHio, Columbus, Aug 20, 1850.

" OFFICE oy THE CoasussIoSEKs orTHE SrsKiSd FgsD}
THE STATE OF OAio, Columbus, Aug %, 1850
The State Of Ohio desires to borrow the sum Of
SIX MILLIONS FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS RS
public redeensbe pleasure after the thirty day
Sinking Fund Of the State under authority Of an Act the Cen
era Assembly win receive sealed proposals. at the Ohio State
As of bs NJ TWENTIETH & DAY OF NotEasER NEST for
the purchase Of SIX MILLIONS AND fOgR HUNDRED
Funded and Registered Debt Of the state of Ohio bearing inter
sS s s d s Of ss july Of EACH e o
State Agency in the City Of New York with the principal rein
interest and redemption shall be accordance
such of the three conditions following the opening of
the proposals the Commissioners deem to be most sdvsnsa
geous to the State, that Is to say:
Bearing at the Of FIVE per cen.um per
saf DAY OF iTs STATE 'F'
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per cenum per annan
pm Day OF pEdESBER o state ' tue
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per centum
f FIJI DAY or DEdEGBER 1880
Each proposal distinctly for which of these classes
Of certificates made the amount Of either which desired
and III. price 70. each hundred dollars eIa, proposed
certificate Of deposit OF the banks OF New York City pay
pT 20 Se Of I'D for whh .am
forfeited the bidder shall fail In the certificates
specified purpose No bid parvalue
OF the certificates or for amount less than hive thousand del
either for the whole named therein for such pro
amount thereof at the rate specified may be a.ynsb the
bidder, regard being had to the other proposals
Interest On The doP9' az the rate Tor which the certificates
adjusted delivery certihcate each will Be-
required 10 pay the residue the bid by him. the
TWEETY-ElNTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1860, at the Ohio
State Agency in the City Of York at which time and place
tho certificates awarded will be ready for delivery Cehe,es
the Funded Debt Of the State Of Ohio redeemabe first
day Of January 1861 will be received payment any part
ia. loan hereby contemplated.
The deposits Of the bidders will be
them upon application at the Ohio State Agency day
subsequent TO the opening of the proposals.
The Commissioners the right all Of the
bids II they shall deem necessary in order protect pro
mote the interests OF the State.
Proposals for this loan must be incloyed In sealed
directed to the commissioner othe Sinking Fund the State
Of Ohio" aud Endorsed Proposals for the Ohio Loan"
In order 10 uniformity and for the convenience Of bid
ders the Commissioners have prepared form Of proposal.
which together with copy Of the act authorizing the
any information desired IN the premises may he obtained the
Ohio State Agency in New York City, the office the
Commissioners In Columbus, Ohio.
II. w. TAYLER, Auditor OF Stats
A. p. RUSSELL, Secretary Of State
C. y. WOLCOTT Attorney General
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of tn. Ohio
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| OST-A CHE OK drawn BY the GLOBE BANK,
u Providence, on the CONTINENTAL BANK, New York
City da ed Sept a. 1860 No l6 TO the order Of j. b. MAN
MIG 40 Is PAYMENT Of @ad Check has heon ''or"ed
OWNERS WANTED-By the PROPERTY
" CLERK Of the metropolitan Police No ALB Broome st.
for gold and silver Watches aud women Apparel also four
silver Spoons marked aud one silver Comb.
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PROPOSALS for s275, 600 Of " THE CR0T0N

lVHOIOSAlAO 1OT VI Inn W. ~
I WATER STOCK or THE CITY or NEW-YORK."
Sealed Proposals will be- received at the Controllers Once
until FRIDAY December H. 1850, at o'clock when the
will be publicly opened for the whole any part Of the
Two Hundred and Thousand Dollars Of the
Croton Wster Stock OF the City Of New York author
by chap 3a of the Laws Of 1880 and by an Ordinance
Council approved by the Mayor Ansust9 1860
for increasing the supply Of Croton sud extending the
necessary works for accomplishing and distributing the same
said will interest the rate Of SIX cent per
payable quaeryeary and principal will be redesmsOie
o the frat day OF November. 1888
The proposals will state the Of Stock desired and the
price per one hundred dollars thereof and the whose
proposals are accepted will be required 10 deposit with the
chamberlain the City within ten days sier the opening
the bids the awarded TO them respectively including the
premiums the -
On presenting Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain for such depost the parties win be entitled 70 receive
OF the value Of the stock bear
ing interest from the dates Of payments. . -
Zach proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals.
for Croton Water Stock Of the City Of New York. and the
inclosed In secoud envelope addressed 10 tho Controller
The right reserved the Of the Controller to reject
any all bids il considered necessary to protect
ROBERT T. IfAWS, Controller.
City Of New York Department OF Finance,
Controllers Office Nov II. 1860.
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E,ARM for sALE-situated in Somerset County

TX
NewJrsey, Eve miles from North Branch Depot on ~
trs Railroad and two miles from the village Of NewGe,m "a
town. containing Of improved Land hrstciass Ito n
aid oubudngs portion Of the land IL adapted for peach
hood. Apply to J. p. KLINE No 1895 Fulton-st or p L.
KLINE, No. W Pmk'pace.
ITO MANUFACTURERS and GARDENERS.
Il valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE By resolution OF
the Board Of Directors Of the ELlLABETHPokf LAND IN
PROMINENT COMPANY, am authorized 10 sell ,he viI'a
BILE Building Lots and Lands Of the Company In the cy OF
Elizabeth j. consisting of than 40 acres OF land eN
tending along the Staten Island Sound win adeptn OF wa"
for .p. large aud toward the Depot OF the Newys
Railroad from which trains run many tines per qy
New delivered at Elizabeth nom renn
syvsna by the Central Railroad Of New Jersey a.
than at NewY DIRK shoding unvaIed sdssnas 80 % mali
cation and prices and terms will be 20 purchasers
T. b. STILLMAN, President Elizabeth Lana mp ~,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, AT AUG
TION-The Valuable Farm belonging 70 the estate OF
Iobn kitcbam situated DOVER PLAINS on the Harlem
;,oad sbon, eighty miles New York containing about
800 acres choice land will be sold At blu on
the PREMISES, on TiiuRsDAn nov ~ a. ~ M mo 49, =,
with buildings nearly new large and convenient
Ipon the above valuable quarry OF white and vsra
ia here offered for a profitable Investment Terms easy
For f,rtbrr particulars inquire Of q. w. KETCHAM
Dover Plains, New-York
WISCONSIN Crock County, LANDS for
w sALE-agO0 Acres Of rich prairie and heavily mbcred
LAND near the Aousbing Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsn Tor
Sale. 49,
Tbe. were selected for the present rs
"a the best for agricultural purposes In Rock County and TINS
County acknowledged to possess tho richest lands In the
The, will be such parcel. may be required and the
prncpa part Of the purchase money remain on bond ana
mortgage for term Of years
For further particulars, inquire OF II,
John HOWE, Footvlls Wis, on the premises, or 70
Mcs.rs. FOSTER THOMSON, No 50 wsilst, NewYorE
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professional Notices.

CORNS.
~ THE ABSOLUTE REMOVAL OF CORNS AND
BUNlONS.
INSTANTANEOUS EyVCAcIOUs CuREs, WITHOUT CUTTING
PAIN OK bLsBpfs0.
Mr.. Kendall,
Late 10 Regentst, London,
Author OF Practical observations the Causes Nature and
Treatment of Com., BuniOn., and Ingrowins Nails"
can be consulted for few days at No. 50
bond.st., New.York.
rRos EDWARD N DIXON, n. D.,
Editor Of The Scslpel,
a jth-W
grs6es TO state that after the removal Of several Com,
by very skiu and painless manipulation, by Mr. Kendall
enjoying great comfort IN walking shall recommend him
with conhdenc. 10 my patients. EDWARD III. DIXON.
% Newiork Oct "a 1859"
Practical Observations the Causes Nature and Treat
nent Of Cons, &c. by Mr. Kendall SO MISUNDERSTANDING
Of ell the minor ills which fesh Is heir to-
Corn Is the last and least In the minor scale: spo our
walking dancing, and talking. and makes wish il
anywhere. However the little have before us leaves
u In no doubt whore to take and what to do with IT, and
moeyer talks to very pleasantly and very lesneJy upon
this subject IL Is we think well worthy Of ten minutes
reIurl from any ,ufeIer"-lCour Journal, Aug a. 1854
M can produce Thousands OF certificates from tho principal
nobility ana e-simoia' from Professor and Doctor. oimedca
schools and Colleges and Ia addition other. book con.
tsin' eer,hcs,es from some Of tn. Royal Family which have
been Kindly furnished him for the Of
those who may require his services
Hours Of consultation from lOti< and Ito o'clock Terms,
FL per ''
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staiionerp ano fantp @OOos.
Aouss furnishing GOODS.

MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
M EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
The only correct principle ever discovered 10Y making yea
eeasis With water pitcher Can tea or water from same
spout. OePo., so. 40 pooNn.' ~, ~
rJ,O the LADIES.-Tbe cheapest and best pace
il 20 buv sfLyER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CLThEbss'
and AZ Kids Of Hous Furnishing Goods. Is H. d. BASS
FORs a. Cooper Insi.u.- Astor place "a ana fh"
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6oness ano farms t1)ante6.

WANTED to PURCHASER HOUSE, in
w Brooklyn ,cnity worth from S5oooto IS 800, without
encumbrsnce which viii cash and balance IN good
ings upon the same easily accessible BY railroad Address
PURCHASE, Tribune Office.
NAANTED-By small gentee FAMILY, part
w Of FURNISHED HOUSE. Cleanliness Indispensable
and in the family that occupies the other part Of the
house Address NEW ESULANDER Tribune Office.
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1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1850
AOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD 1OOV
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.


GREAT DOUBLE. TRACK ROUTE
T GRfA m ssoRT aGT Line w Th VEST
Ofhce No. Astor House corner Of Vesey q.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 70 and from Cz
Oesns all other In the Wet Northwest aud Ssu<A
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort By
Through trains for the West leave New YORK TOO, OF Court
lsndtst f-Mornins Express Evening Express.
Sleeping and smoking all the treins
Fare always low and the time quick BY any sshse
route
By this route Freishs Of all descriptions can Be- FORWARDED 10
and from point the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD DI
kECI or TO any Port on the naVssb'o rivers OF the Wcs
The Of Freight 70 and from any ron, West By
PennsylS snia Railroad all times chxl
ing the transportation Of their Freight to this Company
with CONFIDENCE on it, speedy transit
Line BY which parties smisang westward enjoy cheap s.A
comfortable mode OF convey half the f es Fsfos
Of fare l. ELLIOTT fa.enser Ascat No Aaos Hsss~
LEECh Co. Freight Agents, -
No, Astor House and No. I South wiatAmSA
hcDoSALp BisCAoFF tmisrsns assa ~
ENoCH LEWIS, General suyt' A.oOns. p
NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD, for Albany and Troy connecting with the New
ora Central Railroad for oil points Wet Northwest ana
On aud after MONDAY, Oct IS lse trains win lesvs sh-
st. Station, New fork, As follows
Mail Train For Croton Falls p n stopping al ali stations
above iokye For White Plains 81 ~ 30 and s. 10 p
NJ stopping a, all station. For White P.a, s;,sp foT
'' REFERRING NV wI Iipi LEAVE IgE'' ~ "''''
Albany q m. East Albany 3:i5 m.-Exprcs Train
Albany 9tS .. East Albany. p nL-kspr~ss Trsia.
Albany "a Eat Albany. g;is m.--Ms "a Train. =.
T: 70 :;sss :as y .:sS sss sssr :, :%s.
'''N JOIN Oh sHG5 SS4iI AZ, '' sss:.
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90 farmers an6 Others.

ONE fine blood Devon cow coming six years
~ old also her Heifer Calf one Showdown Buck Lamb
Holpden N j. Southdown Eve from Jonas Webb flock for
SALE az low prices Address w. A. CUMMINGS, Darien, CT
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srArp OF Exw.YoRx, BANK DBPARN.Sr,}
ALBANY, Oct. l6. 1860
TJ,HE TIME FIXED by law tor the redemption
Il Of the Circulating Notes issued 70 the MMCHANrS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF OSWEGO having expired,
hereby given pursuant 20 Chapter 3 OF the laws OF
1885, that final Dividend of THREE ~ PER CENT has been
declared upon the original of deposited ss repre-
snted by the issued by the Superintendent In
dempion OF Of the said Bank payable presentation
Of the said certificates properly indoSed this Department
within six months from the date Of this notice and not there
arsy JAMES NJ COOK Superintendent
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Roofing.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED--ONE GENT
i 4 FOOT no tar used with ELLERYs PATENT INDIA.
RIBBFR PAINT No s6 Grandst, No. 81 Parkrow No lsJ
Bovery 60 Eas lest 9th ave. junction 10th snd Brosdwsy