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NEW YORK. January cotton steady; sales
800 bales; uplands 24GGa. Supergne flour
So 1895 10. Western NnIsKy, nee, 81. Rice,
Coffee and Sugar quiet. Molasses dull, New
Orleans 0.GIyc. Com S1gln9.
Dry Gogds-Brown sbeeti- IS advanced Re;
New York NILS bteachgd musiins &c; Wanl-
sutta - &c; Atlsctic \ and Indian Head llEc /;
brown sheeJhss l5gl6c; several brands Of
Prints advances &c; Lancaster l2i3c; Sprsgde
ana ManchestsT 10 Ilchm2ld lee.
Lalhr-p, LndlnSton q Co., VINO recently
failed, VIA pay nfty cents o. tie dollar.
Money Can ioans &C; Sterling quiet 9s 9Ss (;
Gold S5is9GZe; State bonds active aud adj
vanci7 z Old Tenpessses 65ag7c; new Tennes.
sees J64965c4.
sew Orleans Marker.
New RLEAN January l. Cotton, demand
light and Lc lower; m!ddlings 21Lc; sales I7C0
bales; receipts $3.50 exports 0.l. Bank Ser
ling a. Commercial 45a461zc \. \. sightE@3sc
ais; GOLD 55s. Flour, low grads scarce aud
Arm; Supernae s. ga; &A 81 7U97 7j; KIM
SSsS 50. Corn, prime Or shipping scarce; wbi e
ne; yellow S2c. oats dull, t6GtSc. Bran and
Hay dun and unchanged. PORK active; large
sales 81 SQaD %. Bacon scarce: shoulders
He; sides iS44l9%G. Lar firm, l9SD%c.
Sugar active and advanced &c on all grades.
MGIasses sctive and hiLher; common 6O962c ;
prime 6397Uci choice L@15c.
Cincinnati Market.
C~rScINEAT1. January Flour sc higher;
Family = 1885. Wheat 81 =. Corn tJ564c.
Rye 81 s.. oats &c cotton 25I2c, WHISKY Il.
FORK Esd. Bulk shoulders l%5e sides l5glJAc.
Bacon shoulders IH<G Iici slices I7}4 9lSe. Lard
l9S-GG.
So louis EeEEet.
81. LoCTs, January Tobacco unchanged;
Superdua nour sGF7 IS Wheat 81 COU2. Corn
EsGs93 Oats GaaSc. Bulk shOulde lis+c;
uIes lfstc. Sans IlHc. Bacon, clear sides,
lh4c; hans lS,: shoulders ls54c. Lard lSl=c.
Pork s235s0. whisky 57%c.
Louisville EEar2feE-
LoUIsYrLLE, January 7-Tobas CO active. sales
Is minds: Old hil=rs III 90; mauuac:uriug lear
: Z; common 10 iaedtuns isaf SI0lI. PORK So.
Cotton zjc. Lard IEc Bulk shoulders Is14&
MHn "a a - eth - ill., e. aN-am ~ N-N-
1870 packed. Bacon shoulders HE; sides
l7A9lSo; hams lsilc packed. -ureGdne npur
s. 5J0G -. Wheat Il $lal o.. Corn JJI55. oats
5JsCys. Rye 81 -. Prime New Orleans sugar
I34l3tyc. sio.ssses s0c. Whlsky 81.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 7.-Cousols closed at s2Is9
pi. and u. 8. 30 bonds st -
FRANKFORT, January limited States D 2's
CLOSED at TBE e7SM.
L~.vERPooG, January lection closed quiet.
Upiands lld; Orleans ll14d. Sales 1900 bales.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 7.-Arizona
'advlces state that Shorum, Chief Of the
HuOlopis Indians, escaped from the
guard while en- route to San Francisco
for confinement.
Col. Rice had organized an expedition
against the savages, aud surprised and
destroyed two villages, killing eleven
and capturing twenty Indians aud a
large quantity Of supplies.
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MEHEgIES APPEAL
noRNrse. JAN. ;. 1850
A WORD TO THE COUNTY CoxNIs.
EEOEER5-

5EOA&EETs
We hops, gentlemen, that you will to-
day fulfill the expectancy of the people
of Shelby county and grant to the Mis-
sissippi River Railroad the aid asked for
by its President and BOARD Of Directors.
Never before in the history Of our county
hiss such unsnimity Of sentiment, on
any one subject characterized our citi-
zsns. They al, without distinction Of
party, recognise the necessity for the
proposed highway, and all demand thst
you prove yourselves equal to a prompt
appreciation Of the fsct. Ia making the
appropriation prayed for you will be
heartily sustained, and accomplish for
your constituencies what, il Left to them,
would be voted unanimously.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


hNN5Es
WASHINGTON, January The bill
increasing the efficiency Of the medical
department Of the Navy was laid on the
table.
A communication from the Secretary
Of the Interior and Attorney General
was presented, stating that no diminu-
tiers can be made In their departments.
Appropriations Of $1,000 each to the
/ widows Of James Wilson, late minister
to Venezuela, sad Mr.. Caggershsll, late
minister to Ecuador, were made, and
also $1,000 for the removal of tina remain
of Mr.. Caggershall to the United States
The Printing Committee was directed
to investigate the stationery contract az
the Interior Department, and a resOlu-
ton passed suspending ell payments IN
III the sction Of the committee had been
reported to the House.
The Speaker presented q message from
tbs President, with the report of the Sec
rotary Of State in reply to the House res
oluti0n Of July 20, 1867 declaring sympa-
thy with the suffering people OF Crete.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Washburae, Of Illinois, from the Com
mlttee on Appropriations, reported the
Military Academy Appropriation bib
WHICH Us OALN4NA " &c B@AEN@N N6
postponed until tomorrow and after
further unimpOrtaRt business, the House
went into q Committee Of the Whole,
and soOn after adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. Fesssnden presented e memorial
from Episcopal clergymeD requesting the
passage Of q law prohibiting the trans
p~ortalion OF petroleum on passenger yes
sells.
Bfr. Nye introduced a bill to facilitate
telegraph communication between the
Eastern and Western Continent. Re
ferred to the Committee On Commerce.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported and recommended
the Indefinite Postponenent of the
following bills in part Of the exc
cution Of section four or article
four OF the Constitution a bill 10
facilitate the decision Of questions IN
conflict between the United States
and the States by the Supreme Court Of
the United States, and the joint resolu-
ton for the payment Of the claims by
loyal cit zsns OF the United States, which
were accordingly indefinitely postponed.
Ga the motion OF hIr. Edwards, the
Senate took up the bill to prevent the
holding Of civil offices by military off,
GERS, end to prevent the holding OF more
than one office st tie same time, and
after some discussion the morning hour
expired, and the Senate resumed tue con
siderGtiOn OF the bill for the relief Of Sue
Murphy, which was also debated without
action until $40, when, on the motion Of
MI. Trumbuil, Inc Senate went into x
ecutiye session, and a I5T moments after
wards adjourned.
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PARIS, January The Sublime Porte
has sent q communication TO this city,
asking q -postpOnement OF the Conference
On the Eastern question for eight days,
in order that instructions may be Preps-
red for the representative OF tie Turkish
Government.
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NEW -ApYERTIsEM LIS
FEMALE COLLEGE,
09fsrd, Mississippi.
Chartered by the statein 1851, and authorized
TO confer the Highest Educational Hon
o:s on Young Ladies'.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud Guard
iars ers especially invited TO consider the mer-
ms OF THIS institution. To educate-in the true
sense OF the wetd-to educate thoroughly tins
young ladies' of the South, IL its aim. The de-
psrtments OF Matthew eiics, Physical aud Moral
sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
grages, HuSic, Drawing, etc., arc ably dlled bg
accomplished teachers, mEle and female.
Special eare-it may be said, care
Is taken not only to thoroughly educate IL
the Arts ana Sciences, but 10 ender the pupils
contented and happy, 10 train their moral
sentiments, 70 cultivate correct tastes, to pre-
serve tueir health, and TO throw around them
proper restraint. In short, to affoTd to patrons
one OF the very best regulated Institutions IN
the land.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been made
to supply the Cole ge with suitable Apparatus
sufficient to illustrate the Sciences. and 10 give
a practical knowledge OF them. In addition.
the C asses in Chemistry, Astronomy ana Nat
ulal philosophy, through the courtesy OF the
of1ceFs of the Stats University, will have ac-
cess TO its large and well appointed emf
and Philosophical Apparatus, excelled by none
In the South, and to be favored with lectures
and experimental Illustrations by DIS. Garland
and Hug ri, Tie armed Professors In these
Departments.
BULDING-LorATIoH.-The building. esti-
mated 10 b. worth vD,GD, is commodtOus, COM
f7Tiable and rsTictu.
REFEREHCss-An patrons and pupils Of the
College.
BOARDING. D-5PARTMEsr.-In charge Of Rev.
W. W. Nc SGhOu, is kept Ia a style seldom, II
ever, equaei. All the teachers board in the
USIFoR7fIrY OF Observation-Disclosures
Calcei HOWL MIIuOs INK lie PINK
Lawn as Nhtte Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with 3 6a 4 OF black velvet. These
wishing 10 wear moGrnlDg are required TO con-
form IN p~iainnes5 OF dress, but no. in coior.
As economy is the Obi Ct OF this Arrangement
new pupils ueed notify aside clothing alsesdy
on hasDdl II as plain as The uniform, but when
additional FuTchases ara necessary, the uni
form must be regarded
ExFENsEs.- session OF 20 weeks. half IN
vance:
Preparatory Classes -... -...-4.s II So
College classes, 5 60
Ancient ana Modern l. uguages, EACH. l. 50
Music, each . 90
4 e o. InsirUmsBts--.-.....--... ...-.....-. 8 %
Ornamental branc-es, usual rztes--.-.---
BJzr4, Lodging, " a~hL1gf FUEL, Ligh 5
and 100 co
Pupils charged at she above rates from tbs
data If entrance until end Of Sc sion in June,
except il cases OF p-O-ractef Sickness.
AG BURNEI. pfesit OF Trustees.
iRSdaw c. II. Ell Pres OF College.
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Big Creek Land Ten Miles of Memphis.

OO 100, l50 and &0 acres out OF 800 on the
~. Mississippi River Railroad, soon to be
bull, and near the prospective depot, for sale
at bargains, and Immediately also, 20 acres,
mainly Cypress Timber, en- Hatshie also.
MILL. Apply TO my sons on premises'
or to myself, this month, at Raleigh.
1850 acres good Stock Rancho on the Lavaca,
in Jackson county, Texas, and GOO acres on
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. Fine PIanta.
tion to sell or exchange for city property. All
titles perfect qsSl 5. ), REMBERT,
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Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 1865.

NOTICE.
~ The subscribers have this day formed q
Limited partnership according to Law, under
the firm name or MONROE, SMALTZ & CO.,
for the general Boot and Shoe Business in the
city of Phiiaaelphia, to January /,
1863, and 20 eliminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, 10.
SEPH E. SMALTZ, MAHLON S. STOKhS
and JOHN I. MONROE, and the Special Part
ner is CHARLES d. REED, and they all res
peefively reside In the city OF Philadelphia.
The Special Partner has contributed to the
stock of the nrm In goods and cash
the sum of 6fty thousand dollars. 3
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH f. SMALTZ.
N. s. STOKES,
JOHN I. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES d. REED.
Philadelphia, Dec.sl. 1868. is7
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r

THERE VIII be a Steamer leaving Norsolk
l Va, about the 18th OF January DIREC1
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Freight from Norfolk to Liverpool sd. No
charges in NoEfolk.
Those wishing to ship COTTON CT other
freight by this steamer can obtain further IN
formation by applying 70
desc lw q, FALLS& Co, Cotton Buyers.
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d E NJ o L. =.
~ MONROE SMALTZ & co. have this day
to 3 and 4 MARKET street.
where they will carry ..on the Manufacturing
4 Jobbing OF Boots and Shoes, as successors
to Haddook, Reed 4 Co.
December 2 1853. ia-
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Notice..

ON and after This date we will not be respon-
~ sIble for any goods purchaser ont, except
by order OF either member Of the firm.
A.5EESSEL Il son.
Mampllg JauEarV l. 1913. LA
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COLLECTIONS made on ALL p0iHts in tn
United States and canada. jsI

NOR SALE.@0ne OF the finest PLANTA-
T. TiON in the Mississippi Bottom, situated
50 miles below Memphis IN Arkansas. 2 miles
from b edsoe's Landing, containing 22fO acres,
with 100 sc1eS in a nigh state of cultivation,
with dwelling and ali necessary oushouseS,
frame quarters for 60 hands, good gin and mill,
stables and cribs, together with ell the mules,
stock and tools. There - now 30 or 10 good
hends on the place that caR he had by the
purchaser. a great bargain can be had By early
application on the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
strs Ell, Memphis, Tenn.
fa7 \. o., HOD(4EA.
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s.. Il. ToBEY, PEST. ED. c. KIRK, Cashier
CITY BAN K

ICIIY BAN Is
- LATE
(Aempbls City Savings Inslltati0n),
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT sTs.,
TRAKSAOTs A GENERAL BANKING AEB
Brokerage B~Eslaess.
DEPOSITS IN COIy or CURRENCY RE.
eelVed subject TO Check. as In ali reg
uiaF Banks.
INTEREST PAID ONLY on TINE De.
posts.
LOANS NEGOTIATEB on Approved Col.
lalerals.
Orders for the Purchase or Sale of Stocks,
Bonds or Gold promptly executed a.
the Rev FORK Boards on Liberal Com.
mission.
Special attention given TO the Purchase
and Sale OF Southern and AIseella.
neOus Securities.
COLLECTIONS made o. ALL pOints in the
fTuffcN GtaYRa lng at.aza saI |
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Oo-resoondrgce, on Public Er5sax, solicited from
etgsg par. gf lts Unied &ales.
zLESLLE hEATIEG & CO.
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LUIl1NN NTlIWf y u I7Vls JU4
Ts7HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned, under
the firm of MONROE, SMALTZ & CO.. expires
this day, by Limitation.
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TOR RENT.-A PLANTATION. situated on
Z "IOncOpin Lake" near Red Fork, Arkan-
sas river, containing 100 or 1910 acres open
land, with good improvements. Including
Steam Gin and Mil, now in operation, Apply
soon 10 TAOS. II. LII &
faI No, 7 Monroe Street Cooner Ii1ol1
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DOGRERRY IN COURT.

YESTERDAY number OF committing magis-
trates, in common parlance termed aldermen,
were summoned before Judge Brewster, pre-
siding in the Court of Quarter Sessions, to give
an account of their shortcomings. 1t appears
that IL has been a common pastime with these
worthy magistrates to commit persons 10 the
County Prison on trihing accusations, ana then
10 neglect making any return OF the cases Tor
weeks thereafter In consequence Of thA re-
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RaS" PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURER's DEPARTMENT.

, .x - -rhIhADELPHIA, PENNA., April O. 1862
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNsyI-
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
AL Stockholders as registered on the Roos n, ,,,g
company ON tne Sotn day OF April, 1869, will be en-
titled to subscribe for % Per Cent of their rosnotto
interests in New Stock at Par as follows;-
First Fifty per cent. at the time of authorization
between the 10th day Of May 1902 and the sOth day
OF June, 1859. w
Second Fifty per cent between the 18th day Of
November 1863, and the 81st day of December. 1859
oi, oCockholuers should prefer the whole amount
may be paid up at the time of subscrnton and ooch
instaiment so paid shall be entitled to pro rata of
the DIVIDEND that may be declared on full shares.
IhiIu. Inat every Stockhoider holding less than
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for one
share and those holding more than a multiple of
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for nm ad
ditional share. ~ 49,
Fourth. All shares upon which instaIments arc vet
TO DC paid under Resolution of May 49, 1885, will be
entitled to their allotment OF the 2b Per Cent a mar
as though they were paid in full.
. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
81" Treasurer.
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THE PORT WARDENS FEES.

The Vessel Owners and Captains Association
has published a statement of the controversy
with the Port Wardens with regard to the mat
ter of fees, In which the whole case is set forth
in manner that must command attention. The
fee OF two dollars on every vessel over seventy
five tons has always been contested by the ship
owners and captains; but previous to the organi-
zation OF their association In March, 1885, they
were unable 70 offer any effectual resistance to
what was believed to be an unconstitutional tax
Since then they have refused to pay the fees, and
in every instance they have been sustained by
the courts- The bill which was happily recon
sidered and killed yesterday, in the House, was
designed to annoy the owners and captains, so
that they would prefer to pay the fees rather
than TO run the risks of fine and imprisonment
before the Recorder or any alderman of the city
of Philadelphia, on q criminal charge. The bill
permitted an appeal to the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions, but as the appeal was required to be made
within twenty-four hours the privilege would be
practically yalueless in many cases, and the vcs-
sel-owners and captains would have been at the
mercy of the Wardens.
The bill was one of the most outrageous mea-
of the present session of the Legislature it
would have annihilated the commerce of Phila-
dolphia if il had gone into operation, and, like
the law which 1t was designed to support, it was
clearly in defiance of the Constitution of the
United States. 1t is perhaps, well that the Legis-
ature took the action that ii did in this matter,
for the attention of the public has now been
called to the grievances of the ship-owners; and
with the support of public opinion, they will be
more likely to have the whole matter settled def
nitely by judicial decision upon the constitu-
tionality OF the law in question.
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2 2nn
BsSn L A G HIT &c S.
pp,,, 9EEhGE 9tFh e. OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
OF PUBLIC HITIIDINf,S LAW NS'N NAA--

Dos;o,s eor ,, ,,,u ~ PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1862
Tor new Public Buildings to be erected on inde-
luaIe, IN the oy of Philadelphia with spec-
SnS ana estimates for the same be recesyed at
OFfiCE OF THE "DEPARTNiC iCNT OF SfiRvFYS"
SEPIEMBER NEXT al n HI ~ 'A IN w
hrchtects intending to submit plans will receive circu
M containing fuU Information the general
G In bne proposed buildings, the
70 20 PROVIDED. etc. by applying either personally
eter 10 the undersigned. Secretary OF tho Board of
Fifth streets "0> VI ""' "'
premium of $1,000 will be paid design possessing
e most merit Sl5OO tor the second best,
thlrd and $500 for the fourth The decision upon the
merits OF the plans TO be made and the premiums be
awarded by tho Board of before
first day OF October noxt, at II NJ
All rejected plans will be returned
by order ot the Board OF Commissioners
,-,o. IL G. PUGH,
- Iot Secretary.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY which was
negotiated by Reverdy johnson on the part of
the Onited States, and Lords Stanley and Claren-
don on behalf of Great Britain, contained so
many elements of weakness and injustice, that
lts almost unanimous rejection by the Senate
did not take the public by surprise. The mas
teriy speech made by Senator Suxaner in ex-
eeutive session has been published, and il con-
tains all the defense that we need place on
record In Justification of our refusal to agree to
Reverdys unconditional surrender Aside from
the inherent injustice OF the plan of settlement
proposed, there was a still more potent elemen,
OF weakness, which is thus terseiy Expressed in
the language of Senator SUMNER
"A treaty which, instead OF removing an exs,,r,
grievance, leaves 1t for heart-burninQ ana rancns
cannot be considered a settlement OF bending nnea,
tions betw' two nations. II may Seem 10 settla
them, but does not 1t is nothing but snare
When Reyerdy johnson had been a month in
England, 1t was patent to every one that he was.
by instinct and inclination, fitted to be entrapped
by just such a snare. The profusion of eatables
and drinkables which were set before him, the
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lavishness of the praise which was Shovered
upon him, wero too much for the weakness of
his garrulous old age, But the American people
are found To bo proof against all such diplomatic
appliances, especially when they arc brought to
pear upon them through the absorbing channel
OF Keyerdy Johnson's digestive apparatus.
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n.y. CITY TREASURES OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, April Il, 1869.
To holders of FIVE AND SIX PER CENT. LOANS of
the City of Philadelphia
Loans the City Philadelphia maturing July 1852
will be paid at this office Interest ceasing
from date of maturity. JOSEPH N. PEIRSOL,
Alb tuthsl2t City Treasurer
hkSy- ELLIS IRON BITTERS-THE MOST
popular and palatabe Bitters in the market. To
having weak thin blood suffering from dys
pepsia these Htters speedy reief Cereful
pared on strict scientific PRINCIPLES by WILLIAM LLLIS
DEN, No 6O2 ARCH Street. and druggists everywhere.
"a tuthfs
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nsyn "a PENNY SAVED Is EQUAL TO TWO
. Earned."-Tho time to money is when you earn
it, and the to it by depoeiung portion
weekly in tho old FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No. 13S
s. FOURTH Street, below Chestnut. Money in large or
small amounts received and per interest allowed
Open daily from to B. and Monday evenings to
o'clock CYRUS CADWALfADFR
2l6
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n6s~ COLD WEATHER DOES MOTT CuAp
roughen the skin aftnr ,s; xvp S(,t,,5
SSQQEAATEED SSQEATTE, GhYAklN TABLET 0F SoL1biRtkD
and bosutiipl IL DELIGHTFULLY."- fragrant trsnspsren SnS
inoomparabie az Toilet Soap For sale By ali DruRsist
AZ =, K g. A. WRIGHf
eS No. R21 OHESNITT Rtrnnl
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Bls- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY

OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE, No. SIS WALNUT STREET.
This Company is prepared to dispose of Lots on
RFASONABLETERMS. The advantages offered by this
Cemetery well known to be equal If superior TO
those possessed by any other Cemetery.
We invite all who desire to purchase Burial Lots cell
at the office, where plans be and all particulars
will be given Deeds for lots sold ready for delivery
RICHARD VAUX, President,
PETER A. KEYSER Vice President
MARTIN LANDENBERliIsR Treasurer
MICHAEL kIsBET, Secretary. ii 6m
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asSy- OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

PIuLADELPHIA, April 6, 1859.
At meeting Of the Board of Direetors held this day,
seniannual dividend of SIX PER GENT. and extra
dividend OF TIN PER CENT. were declared on the
Capital Stock for the last months payable the
Stockholders, their legal representatives
the lot h inst, clear OF taxes. j. w. MCALLISTER,
46& Secretary,
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nSSyn AMBRIA IRON COMPANY.-A
Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Cambria
Iron Company will be held WEDNESDAY the 2Sth
day of April proximo, at o'clock p M at the Office of
the Company to take action the of Assembly
proved March 6 1862 amending the Charter of said Com
and the exercise of the power therein granted
by order of the Board. -
32TA8 JOHN T. KII.LE, Secretary.