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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-04
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Lancaster, Ohio, May a, 1867. I
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-

Tho following list Of unclaimed freight and
baggage remain TO be called for at this ofhcc
Unless charges arc paid, and matter called for
within sixty days, from date II viii he sold, nj
public auction, at the Market House, Public
square.
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DAVIS TO THE CANADIANS, GREE.
TINo.-Jefferson Davis has finally
broken silence. On being serena
dod in Niagara, he said, in reply;
"GENTLEMEE:-I thank you sin.
cerely for the honor you have this
evening shown to me; shows that
trao British manhood to which
misfortune is always attractive
May peace and prosperity be for
ever tho blessing Of Canada, for she
has been the asyIum for many OF
my friends, as she is now an asy.
lum to myself. Ihope that Canada
may forever remain a part of tho
British Empire, and may God bless
you all and tho British flag never
coase to wavo over you"
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DEsTRUcTIoH OF SHEEp.-No
wool growing can read the follow.
ing without putting hus hand over
his mouth TO keep himself from
profanity: The monthly report OF
the Agricultural Department of
Ohio for March, gives 1862 as the
number OF Sheep destroyed by
dogs in thirty.one counties OF the
State, during the year 1866, the
largest number of any State in the
Union but one--Illinois, 26, ,l67.--
The whole number reported in
thirty.five States runs up to 49,.
427, which estimated at 81 per
head, would make the total loss
1851 ,701,
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest Of West Rush.
vile, and formerly owned by John stutzman,
decd. II contains il2, x acres; about ss cleared,
and 241S timber land; good hank barn and
corn-erib large two story stone dwelling, with
framo addition 40 by 20 feet, under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also q large cistern, spring.houee with never.
house, and twogood orchards ofuhoicc frnit OF
all kinds For thrther particulars. inquire OF
tho undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
Townships miles northeast Of Lancaster, on the
NewnrkToRd. SOLOMON g, STuTZMAN,
May 10, lse7-tf, Agent
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NOVICE IN PARTITION.

David Setz, Samuel Sejta, Gilbert Emmcts,
and Anna Emmets, his wife; Lydia SeItL, Mary
SeitS and Aaron seitz, OF Lewis Seitz, do
ceased, John Seits, Noah Huddlo, and Mary
Huddle, his wife; Jacob Blosser and Sophronla
Blosser, his wife, residing in Putnam county,
Ohio, David Henrcks, Andrew Good and Dianah
Good, his wfe Lydia HenTicks, Mary Honricks,
Catharine Hcnricks, and SophroniG Heuricks,
children of Betsy Henrcks, deceased, Of Fair
Geld county, Ohio; Dlanah Seitz, David Shu.
maker, and Sarah Ann Shumak r, his wife;
George Seitg, Enoch 5eitz, and Catharine Seitz,
widow Of Daniel Seits, deceased, residing in
Dark county, Ohio, will take notice that peti.
ton was tiled against them on the 9lst day Of
May, A. n. 1867 IN the Court ofCommon Pleas,
within ana for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio, by
Philemon llo0ert, and Catharine HolIert, his
wife, and ia now pending, wherein said petition
ers demand partition of the following real estate,
situate in said dcounty of Fairfield, and known
and distinguished by benga part Of the North
West quarter OF section No. thirty, In township
sixteen, of range seventeen, and bounded and
described by beginning at the north west corner
ofsaid section number thirty thence Eastforty
chains aud fourteen links TO Shumaker's cor.
ner; thence south seven chains and fifty links;
thence east sixteen chains to the half section
line; thence south thirty.two chains aud ATTY
two links; thence west flty.six cha ms and sixty
seven links TO the quarter section corner thence
north forty chains and seven links TO the begin
ming containing two hundred and thirteen acres
and eighty. eight hundredths OF an acre Of land,
more or less; and that at the next term Of said
Court, the said Phi lemon loiertand Gatharine
llofcrt, his wife, wllapply for an'order that par.
tition may be made of said premises, and the
dover estate Of the said Catherine Set1 90 as.
signed therein. PnLEMoN HoTTERr and
CATuAHiNE HoFFERr, his wife,
W,P, Creed, Atty
May %, ls01-6w
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WThc Mcigs County Telegraph
says. Mr.. w. w. Hubbell, Of New
Lima, Rutland Pp.. Meigs county.
has probably the best frnit farm
in this region Of the country lie
has 1000 apple, 5000 peach, and
400 pear trees, most of which arc
in bearing condition, and four
miles Of 0sago orange hedge. lie
has taken extraordinary pains in
selecting his peaches, and is said to
have trees from every State east of
the Rocky Mountains. 1t is osti.
mated that his peach crop this year
(Lhe first bearing Year, will amount
to 1000 bushels He has varieties
that win ripen by the middle of
July. and others that will not ripcn
until November.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT

ph ographs for two Dollars d.
Twenty y.fiyeOentsper dozen, executed at
4hortnotlGe and 10 the best style. II desired,
they viii be sentby mail, postage paid. Gall nj
theiooma over SLOcunl's Drug Store, on COntor
alton, and examine my fine specimens before
th,tl can suit You both in price and artistic
work, as well rs any operator IN this section.
II good work and low prices are wanted, Tconh-
IDENTITY cxpecta liberal share of the public pat.
onage.
lancaster, Aug, 0. lsG6.--ly G. W. BoRAH
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON THE HILL.
j. PARSONS & son.

"orLD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w 70 their many friends and the citizens of
Lancaster, that they have opened
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Groceries and Provisions,

such as Toas, Coffee, Sugar Of six different
grades; Syrnns, Molassos, Carbon OH. Gc,ia
choice assortment OF RAisins, FIGS, Candles.
Cream Tartar, Starch, Cheese, Pickles, Rice,
canned Peaches, Mackcrel, Goldfish, Soda,
Prnnes, Spices, Soap ofnll kinds, Salt. Crackers,
Hominy, Fish, Cigars. ourmnts, Pepper, Sale.
rhns, Indigo, Nuts, tnll kinds,) Cracknells,
Piekled Oysters, Dried Corn FlavorInr Extracts,
ptckercl, Pocket Books, Combs Knives, Mi
kinds Of iPaper, Envelopes aud 5latcsi al kinds
We have all kinds Of CHEWING TO.
BACCO, Pligand smoking Tobacco and snnlT,
Flour ofthe host brands, and warranted, which
We will soil al the lowest figures Hams. Shonl.
dcrs and Side meats, Potatoes, Eggs, Onions.
Frosh Fish, Beans, &c.
Highest Cash Price paid for But
ter, Eggs, and all kinds Of Country
Produce.
nJ'Ecmombcr this is An exclusively Tenn
pcrancc Grocery.
Goods delivered toany part ofthecity prompt.
ly and FREQ Of charge.
Don'tforget tho place, East Man Atrcet, op,
poslte tho new Court House lot.
J. PARSONS & SON.
Lancaster, May 0, lsG7-ti
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and, after a pause long enough 10
partially re form the line, charged
forward again yelling and driving
theenemy. Sheridans old caval-
ry kept close up on the right, hav
ing passed around the slough, and
every time tho enemy was driven
from cover charged, and capturod.
a large number Of prisoners. This
plan was followed throughout the
battle, by which the cavalry was
rendered. very effective. In Que of
those charges Colonel Duvall, the
division commander, was wounded
and carried from the field, leaving
Colonel Hayes in command. lie
,caS epery-schere erpOsing himself
recklessls as usual. He ,cas first
oper the slough; he Was in ddudnce
of The Rnehdlf the time afterwdrd );
his A9jutdat General ,UdS severely
rounded men ireie dropping all a.
rognd him, but he rode through it all
as If he had a C armed life"
The character Of General Hayes
appears in bis persistent presence
with his regiment after he was
wounded at South Mountain, and
his daring in leading bis regiment
through the morass at Opequan
He was with Sheridan in all his
victories in the valley. In Con
gress General Hayes has been a
quiet working man. He has not
made speeches in Congress, but
that he speaks forcibly and fluent.
ly,we know very well in this cor.
ner Of ths State. He will not dis.
appoint his friends.
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Grocery and Provision Store,

lmmediately opposite tho new Court House
Iot, on Maln street, where they intend to keep
constantly on hand all kinds Of
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&C 0 S T A r. s.
BUcKTHORN sALVE,

For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils,
Cancers, Broken Brcnsis, Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing, Rlndand Painful Piles; Scrofulous, Putrd
and lll-condltioned Sores; Ulcers, Glandular
svcllings, Erupuon7, Cutancous Affections,
Ringworm, Itch, ,Corns, Runons Chilblains, &c;
Chappcd Hands, Lips, 6ci Bites ofspiderf, In
socts, Animals, 30 &c
p0'BOxes, 20 cts, so cts and 81
sizes.
pB. Sold by all Drupgists everywhere
And by HENRY r. CosTAR, Depot isi
Broadway, N. y.
Sold by g. G. Beck, Davidson 4 Braste, sf.
ford &son, slocum White, Druggists, Lancss.
ter, Ohio.
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v Valuable Farm
for Sale.

NNHE FARM BELONGING ToTnE WIDOW
j. and heirs of George W. Shoemaker, dec,
situated about two miles North East of Pleas.
antvllle, in Walnut township, Fairfield county
ohio,is now offered for sale on private terins.
IL The Farm contains about I1s acres nf
fITA LAND, ofchoIce Walnut andSugar soil, and
Oarriage-hou Meat-house, Wood.hotise and
Sprlng-house;a at the latter place there are fuo
very large Springs, Of good limestone water;
also good spring near the Barn, and stream
OF water running through the Eastern portion
Of the premises. Has two good Apple Orchards,
the youngest just beginning to bear. Clear
ute gwen TO purchaser, and Immediate pos.
session If desired. sF
For rterms enquire of the owners on the pretn-
ises, OF OF the undersigned. j. @. HlTE.
Pleasantyille, o., Dec. II, 1s66-tf39.
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CLIPPINGS.

The Connecticut Legislature has
passed the eight hour law. 1t
COOS into effect On tho frat Of Jan.
uary next.
a dispatch to tho New York
Herald says the yellow fever has
appeared in New Orleans.
A pardon has been issued in the
case Of Con. LOngstreet, having
been granted upon tho written
and personal application Of numor.
Gus prominent officers of the army,
and several Senator'S and Rcpres.
ontativos.
The President has issued a
proclamation announcing tho rail-.
iication OF the Russian American
treaty the final exchange of ratiG.
oations having taken place between
Secetary Seward and BarOu
Stoeckle.
Rents arc giving way, as we'll as
the prices Of real estate, in New
York. There ara more "to let"
pIacards on tho business stroots
than have been seen since the war.
Tho prices Of building materials
have also greatly declined,
Colonel Giddings, Of the Six
toenth United States Infantry,
died suddenly at Macon, Georgia,
on Monday. flo was son OF the
late Joshua Il. Giddings, of ohiol
President Short, who has had
charge Of Kenyon College for four
years, has resigned his post, his
resignation TO take effect at the
end Of the academic year, Juno 80.
Tho Utica On. Y)Hcrald says n
boy eight years old, while fishing
ut Poughkeepsie, was dragged into
the watcr by q large eel which got
fast TO bis hook, and was drowned.
The hands Of the little fellow were
clasped tight TO the pole when he
was found, and tho eel was fast to
the hook.
dtisreporled that q man who
contssses be was 0 party 10 the
assassination conspiracy Is now In
Washington, and will testify in the
Ssrratt trial some day this week.
The New. York Southern Relief
Commission reports that ono hun.
dred and pixiy thousand bushels OF
corn and two hundred thousand
dollars in money have boon sent
Soath up tothia tine.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27-p. N.


Gold is higher, closing at 1S9.9lS9s The extremes
of tho day were l99l0l4O3 The advance is caused by
the demand for the CustOm-HOuse, and the suspcn-
sion of sales by the Government. A new bull clique
is reported la gold to which few millions from the
Sub-TreasuTy would be very annoying.
Government stocks continue finn and in demand
for all issues. AT the present time they the most
popular and profitable investment Offering aud are
absorbing large amounts of money. The miscella-
neOus shares neglected. Railway shares show no
great change but can be had privately in largo
bloelA at less than the public rates
There is nothing in the condition of railway property
to cause an investment demand, but the reverse.
is shown by the readiness Of operators TO close out
their stocks and place the remnants Of their capitol
in secure investments The profits of brokerage were
smaller and The entire commissions OF to-day do
not equal office expenses. After the call prices were
fir1ner but there were strong buyers. At the
Second Board Michigan Southern was stronger, and
Pacific Mad lower. Late in the daythe market closed
at the follows prices: New-York Central 102s @1O5i
Erie, 56.05G9 Reading, 1O5s0105s; Michigan South
ern, 72a97S; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 50; North
Western So SG!; Northwestern Preferred %. Gj.;
Fort Wayne, 94sG95; Rock Island, 96a965.
Money is freely offered at 607 per cent 10 strong
houses. and is had on Governments at . per cent.
Commercial bills are not so saable and names which
house in the grocery and tea trade Henry Swift Il
CO.. is announced and from traders III AZ depart
ments the accounts are of character which make 1t
apparent that extended renewals must be made 70
interior merchants, and TO many in the Atlantic
sites.
The following viii show the exports Exclusive Of
specie from New-York to foreign ports for the week
ending Feb. 26 and since the beginning of the year,
For the week s lsS5; .l ls66. . ise1;
Pfev' iePOiled---'.. ~2O4lG7 32,o2s,iT 23,72s,i25
Since January H.. s37 9G7032 $522723s S277lJlji
COMMERCE. OF NEw..YoRK PROM July TO DATE.
Imports mdse. s97, 9O4699 sls9233H si6sI7O51s
Exports produce. lCl ,52tl22 l42OJ37f lOg35l $40
Exports specie..... 25,T40y021 l0l4Os3 2i2T0 so
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Peceipts
for Customs, $557,cCO Payments, sl4727,3l2 o. for
Gold Notes, $4,000; balance, Sll5,9iS.75l TO- Re.
ceipts, $9677OO3 60.
Freights: The engagements TO Liverpool are . 800
bales Cotton at sa7-l6d and per steamer 1000 bales
Cotton at i811-1ed. for compressed and uncom.
pressed 800 tcs Lard at S5s 100 boxes Cheese at
1Os.; 400 tcs Beef at Go. Cd; and TO Glasgow by
steamer, 1000 bush Corn and 5000 BUSH Peas at SD
10 HaYro, 40 bales Cotton at ID. vessel to Lon
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DEDEMpTIOY OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

srArE OF CaLiToKsL TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SAcRAnTNro. Feb. 2, 1861 !
to-. Ia an M. dsy In the state Treasury the Of
which under the provisions Of act OF tho Legsus en-
ii Act 20 noyie paving equitable claims sgsnst %
STATE aoraa and 30 contract fund for that purpose approve
Iprl o. 1850 apsr, for the redemption Of Ciu Bonus OF ssd
provisions Of said act Notice hereby gwen
a. Proposa surrender Of said Bonds viii be received a. ms
DpsYten specified until the 18th day ofAp a
d. iSST No bids will be entertained at more than par value
and responsible guarantee mus, accompany each proposal
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for TDE TRIBUNE
"WEDNESDAY, Feb q. 1867.
AsTIES-The market for Pots ia steady at s. 2J@s8 co.
Pearls are inactive and nominal. at sl20S12 2J.
BRICKS are firm and In fair demand at Sl30Sn for
common Hard tl3as2) for CrotoD, aud SIS for Phladc
pha Front.
COFFEE-The market still remains in a very quiet con-
dtion but prices for all grades are well supported
COTTON-The offerings continue liberal, and tho bust
ness has again been very heavy closing with rather
tone and somewhat better the news from abroad Is no
better but the higher rate Of gold has strengthened hold
es sales Of COO bales on basis OF 3103lic for Mddlng
Uplands.
COAI-An auction sale OF 10000 tuns Scranton Coal
came OF to-day under the superintendent Of Mr. j.
Dr9per Auctioneer Tho attendance was large but tho
bidding was Slow aud the prices realized show decline
ON an but Lump, this has slightly advanced We annex
tie particulars OF this and the last sale Of Scranton
Peb H. 1851 Jan. 30 1861
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STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF ssa.OO,oCO

As Acr 70 create redemption Of ho ins bonds Of the
Commonwealth. .
ini,ble amounting vHiyhrc millions Of doHiis nave Dee"
over due snd uupsd fpr aone time pasii -, , Il,
Ava WIesa, desirable that the should be paid and With
ssSios b. ,eettf BY tAs Senate Of Representative,
Of 70 % ~ ~ , g T S ser f a a.
dto ard State Treasurer be- nd hereby shor.ed aa
rgt,, and With such notice mot forty days. the deem
epeui for the Interest Of Tie state million o. G
sm bearing interest rate not exceeding s per eensun per Ahh1
~ Of ph Of loan and bonds shall 0ot he sub
jet ts1son vhseyer for STATE munepai or oG G
ay and within ten yeeIs eight ml"n o. dSa'
pabs sny Hd Nin snee9 year aaa Ton S
ons do,, time amer dea ear ,nd within sea I'VE
i b. S Auditor GSasra and registered books Of the
General sai be tnsrsbe on hs books OF las common
se p.sd S Of ne Whole Of ssea c.n including premiums
s sS y n debit ss Of tho '% ' 0'-
S1 aS a SS t Genera and STAT ressae and awarded
bidder POd That esrae hereby authorised to be Issued
SIC ne bonds Of The State aai caes Of Indebtedness
G over saS 's the &c doSsraor Auditor General and
roe sd e l'i s payable casa or in tho bonds
cctifeAs. ofiudetlelae The Commonwealth .,
81 S % e s so @a 'i s
sSSo 10 5 G sh o,n hereby authorized TO be issued
render the bonds % The certificates Of loan held by then g Tue ns o.
making such bid sad to receive the bonds authorized be Issued BY o
act ,..,,,, II a.. s,a,,,,, ,,,,,,,, stated
The fourth ,eg1 81 ,S' 1e, WHO may % NO % ef S ssI,
ne sane in The bond authorized 70 be issued BY act
premium mol exceeding twenty ccutum-
That and a The passage Of this set all the bends OF 'nh
shall be paid % In the order oheir maturity
all tho loans OF this Commonwealth not yer Que ha DC
eopt state municipal local TAXATION hher the niefe due
FsSus ar, thca.lld eight hundred and Isev'n shall have
been puA
with are beleby repealed JOHN L. GLASS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
l.. w. HALE
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved the second day OiFebaY odlnd eight hundred and
JOHN w. ObAhl
In accordance sit. TIE provisions Of Tho above act Of Assembly, sealed
will be Tect Ell tue Office u the state Treasurer In tho CITY
oflarhug Pennsylvania until " o'clock 81 the LIST DAY April
A. d. 1851 be Endorsed follows; Proposals for Pennsylvania State
Loan" Treasury Department Harrisburg, Penn, u \ A."
Bids received Tor ttimbuIsaho
sble 100000 rchuAbla IN 10 n1ayable In 10
years. and Si00 rnbnsabe - and payable p
which
explicitly stated 10 tho bid emil tue bids most 20 the State
will accepted - for less will be considered The
bonds will Of $50 aud higher desired by
fom State. local and municipal taxes
The h0uds Of the % Pennsyka na viii here
of this loan, but bidders whether
n'erd Ia cash In the yerdue loans socsaL
No dneu Will be made between bidders paying 70 cash
Due loaGs JOHN w URAih,
Governor Of PenuSylyanla
JOHN b. HARTRASFr,
Auiitor-CenerAl
W. II. KEABLB.
State Treasurer.
EBNo newspaper Publishing the above unless authorized will re-
eeiSe p,y
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FEB 2s-l59l bbs Flour. asa bbls Whisky. LEO sacks
Corn Meal Iol2 bush Wheat 2sI6 bush Corn, $3.50 bush
oats 80 pkgs Ashes. $40 pgs. Beef Ais bbls PORK 2eg
pkgs Cut Meats l0s5 pkgs. Lard. ioi kegs Lard f54
dressed Hogs, 1872 Live Hogs, 1901 Dds PoIVHuln'
q 400 pkgs Butter, 262 pkgs Cheese.
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FLOUR AND MEAL - The market for Western and
state Flour opened dull and steady, but closed Irregular
and quite heavy for brands the sales arc 5000
bbs at S. G50S9 IS for Superfno State Sl04sl Is for
Extra State 81 550s1 for tho low grades OF Western
Extra Sl 25asi2 rs for Good 70 Choice state $40 6Og
81 go FOR Shipping Ohio 81 1882 co for Trade ono ana
S2dS6 for Sc Louis Extras. California Flour IL heavy
ana freely offered sales Of $50 bugs and bbs at slIo
sl 70 per Dbl. Canadian Flour Is more plenty and IL
heavy sales Of 400 bbls at 1 7594 90 Southern Flour
is quite duh and heavy especially thc low and medium
grades sales of bb at $40 2j0Sll IS for common to
fair Extra Baltimore and Country, ana S2asiS 90 Tor
Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour Is firm ana III falr
request sales Of 500 bbls at 7asS Corn Meal Is Inactive
and heavy. Buckwheat Flour Is plenty aud heavy at
g. 5OQS3
GRAIN-The Wheat market Ia more active, and spring
beter but closes quiet most mlcrs disposed 20
hold off the prices current being relatively higher than
these the safes are $1,000 bush Chicago Spring at 81
for No 81 g. 270s2 30 for No O. and small lots OF White
California at s. 10 Barley is held with much firnnoss
but s quiet sales Of 5000 bush Canada West in bond
95c Barley Malt quiet, at 81 25oSl so Oats
better and moro active the demand is confined TO the
home trade sales of bush at COO for Inferior West
6i062c for Old Western ga rose for Now Western
$4,000 for Ohio aud Michigan, and TOO fol- State Rye
Is better but not active the sales are 1900 bush Western
IN store at 81 1881 49, aud small lots Of state at 81 2
VI a. Corn is active and better the advance In gold
stimulating the inquiry, which Is chiefly for the homo
tlade sales OF 5000 bnsh al tl 06WSl 05k, for western
exsa IN store. 81 10 4sl II FOR Western Mixed afloa
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OPpICs or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoHPANf,
NYwYoRK Feb. 2O, 1861 :
yI,UIRTY FIFTH DIVIDEND - Notice is
hereby given that Of Directors have this day declared
DIyDRND or THREE CD PER CES out Of te net earnings oil the
quarter ending January payable at the Office Of the Company
FRIDAY March !. -, =, ,
reopened Monday March g. at lOa M
'' 0'-s' 0' 'DS OOA' THEODORE T JOHNSON Secretary.
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Dlpi0eu0 Notices.

Owes oT TIlE CaiciGO AIroS R.fLROAD cosPASI'
CHICAGO Ills February IA, 1901
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given
~ Stockholders o Chicago and Alton Ra y Company
Tar has been declared Of the earnings OF the ROAD Tor the m
sir months upon Preferred and Connen Stock OF ne ooPlh
Of X JESCP Co. No. u BroaWa
EeSYork on the Day Of March next; holders OF sad sSe1
~ ms H. REGISTERED as such at business hours tie "a
dsy Of February which time the transfer books WI" be oo
a-' $50 NJ. LARRABBR. Secretary.
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BANKERS AND DEALERs IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No o NAssAU-ST.
Will receive SEvENTHIRTY notes Of all The series. In eL
change for the NEW 600 CONSOLIDATED BONDS AT the
best market rates. whchhOlders of 1909 Will find 70 their
advantage
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A limited amount Of UNITED STATES THIRTY YEAR
6pER CENT BONDS issued to Pacific Railroad, Tor sale
NV FISK q HATCH. No. 8 Nassau-St
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financial.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
" ROAD COMPANYTho Coupons Of tbs COMPANY dne Msfrh l.
will BE- p aAe that date At The Oesn National Bank he"
York CITY. GBo. a. lNpEHooLi' stSie'si.-
OYycp on ms CnicAg1 SoRrr-WI-TERs RAILWAY Co,
No ~ Broadway, nav YoGE Feb y, MI ,,
COUPONS from the Bonds OF the PENN
SI'IA RAILROAD COMPANY due March ls5T Will 10 pad on
anj after that date, OF prescbtsiOn At tn. Office , -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28
Sapinas Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ave.,
~ corner Of PourteenhSIX PER CENT INTEREST free o. TAX
D'f ~ W THOMAS CHRISTY President
r. H. Bull. Secretary