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1855. 9, FEBRUARY FRIDAY, TRIBUNE, DAILY NEW-YORK TENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the NEWPENING of the MAIN and GALENA YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY: 95 FOR CHARLESTON|and FLORIDA-SEMI$314,044 BRANCH of CENTRAL RAILROADAmount of Assets Jenuary 1854 NEW AILROAD ROUTE from CAIRO WEEKLY MAIL Ewan. commander; new and will leave 1856 Amount of received during $318,930 the year 07 to GALENA from CAIRO to January ending CHANGE of THROUGH LINE to ST. LOUIS, steamship pier No 4. N. on SATURDAY, Feb. 10, o'clock P. M. Amount of interest received and acALL the WAY by RAILROAD. crued during the year ending Jan 18 furnish 48,368 precisely. For freight apply on board, where all bills of lading will be usry ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD OFFICE, at Amount of endowment account reCHICAGO, Dec. 26. 1854. signed, and SPOFFORD TILESTON & Co. No. 30 Broadway. very ceived during the year ending 10 On and after MONDAY, the 8th day of January, 1855, Through Tickets to Florida M follows: To Jacksonville, $31; 1855. January BrothThrough Passenger and Freight Trains of the Illinois Central 367,357 Railroad Company will leave Cairo for Chicago, Chicago inform. to The Pilatks NASHVILLE $33 will succeed, and leave on WEDNESfor Cairo, Morning and Evening. daily San. $1,181,402 60 DAY. Feb 14. Total doval with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, for St Louis; at DISBURSEMENTS TEAMSHIPS between HAVRE and NEW91 Decatur. with the Great Western Railroad of Illinois, for $173,673 Amount paid for losses by death YORK, DIRECT. Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples; at Bloomington, with the Amount paid for interest on dividends The steamship ALPS will sail from Havre. direct for New13.691 47 Chicago and Mississippi Railroad; at Lasalle, with the Rock and reinsurances York, (without calling at any port in England,) The rates of Island Railroad for Rock Island and Davenport; and at Men3,197 23 taxes for freight and passage in the First and Second Cabins will be very dota, with the Central Military Tract Railroad for Galesburgh, unAmount Amount paid paid on account of annuity Burlington, Quincy and Central Iowa. 1,228 13 fund. The sailings of the succeeding steamers will be shortly anOn and after MONDAY, January 15, regular Passenger and The Amount paid for salaries. fees to 18,648 30 Freight Trains will commence running over the Galena Branch the physicians, trustees, Bounced. The rate of insurance in France is less by ships from Havre at and Amount of advertising. printing stsof the Illinois Central Railroad, leaving above. Galena, Morning and direct for than by ships calling at an English port. Co tiomery, office rent, law expenses, Evening. From Galena, going South, the North and Cairo, Western as Railroad limit of the 4,790 43 Apply in Havre or Paris, New.York Boulevards to des E Italiens CUNARD, to DONin or ALD CURRIE, County there lines of stages running North on both sides No. 4 Bowling-green. Amount of commissions, medical exof the Mississippi River-one through North Eastern lows to to aminations, postages, advertising, 43 St Paul. and the other through North Western Wisconsin, 84,957 DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEWexchanges, the Pineries, on the Black, and St. Croix Rivers. YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will be Amount of canceled notes and return 00 Arrangements are being made to put on a first class line of 44,163 premiums on canceled policies. 90 Truman. Steamers, to run in connection with the Road from Galena and 279,330 composed of the following new and splendid Cept. ships, D. H. vis.: burden tune 2,000 CALHOUN Caulkina. David burden Capt. Dusleith, on the opening of navigation. tuns 1,500 H. CLAY. 70 Lawrence. Capt. Passengers from the South bound to St. Louis, can take the burden tune 2,000 $902,062 WEBSTER Accumulated Fund 8. Hill Geo. Capt. burden care at Cairo, avoid the delays dangers of navigation above tane 2,000 ASSETS and that point and reach their destination from 10 to 24 hours $37,471 37 ORIENT The above vessels have been recently built, and are the 44 Cash on hand largest and most substantial in the trade. Invested in State Securiquicker Passengers than by going the South river. are assured that at and below Caire 173,744 61 They are commanded by men of experience and ability. The ties. the navigation of the Mississippi River is never interrupted by 308,998 00 reaccommodations are very superior, and every exertion will be Mortgages... and Ice or low water, and first-class Steamers will always be in made to promote the comfort of passengers and the convenBonds Quarterly and premiums readiness to take passenge and freight down the river. 10,422 43 lenee of shippers. For freight or passage apply to due subsequent to January 1. 1835 Arrangements have been made for ample Passenger and 66 19,508 SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co. No. 30 Broadway. Interest accrued up to de do as Freight accommodations at Cairo, and the Road has a full and Agents in Liverpool-P. GRIMSHAW & Co., No. 10 GoreeNotes received for 40 per cent. of superior equipment ready for business. Plaza. premiums on Life policies, bearFor information, apply either to GEORGE WATSON, Divi27 336,151 interest. sion Superintendent Centralia; JOHN B. WYMAN, Division is Premiums ing on policies in hands of 66 15,766 Superintendent, Amboy; or at the office R. of B. the MASON, Company Agents.. extra Steamboats and Railroads. 70 Chicago, of Chief Engineer and Gen. Superintendent. rfection The Trustees have declared a scrip dividend of THIRTY FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROADPER CFNT. on all Life Policies which have been in force splendid and superior steamers BAY WINTER Freight for Altwelve months prior to January let, six per cent. inSTATE, Capt. Brown, leaves New York every MONterest in cash upon all previous dividends, payable on and after -Through Freight will be received for Albany at the next of March DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 o'elock P. and first Monday the bany Dépôt, corner White Centre-sta, until 4 M., (Sundays President. FRANKLIN, MORRIS STATE, Capt. Benjamin Brayton. leaves New York excepted For further particulars. JOHN Inquire D. of ELIOT. agent at Sup't. Dépot. every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock PLINY FREEMAN, Actualy New Dec. 18, 1854. P. M., from Pier No R., near the Battery. Both touching JEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEWNTEREST NOTICE-TERRE HAUTE AND at Newport each way. Hereafter no rooms will be regarded as secured to any appli. YORK to ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER and GENALTON RAILROAD -The interest falling due let Feb. cant until the same shall have been paid for. ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and in connection ruary on the FIRST and SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS of Freight to Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch, this will be paid on and after that day on presents. with the Buffalo, Corning and New York, and New York and an Express Erie Railroads, forms direct route from to Rochby tion of the proper Coupons at the S. CORN RYDER, President. WM. Freight BORDEN. Train. Agent, Nos. 70 and West-st. BANK. on the ester. The directness of this route, together with the superior comFOR BOSTON-New Central Route.-BOSfort afforded by the wide cars, renders it by far the most desiraOFFICE OF THE RACINE, JANESVILLE RACINE Wis AND Feb. MISSISSIPPI 1, 1855. RAILROAD Co. TON NEW-YORK CENTRAL railroad via ble between the cities. THE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST on the BLACKSTONE, entrance into Boston, new Dépôt foot of Tickets can be procured at the and Erie Railroad BONDS of the CITY of issued to this Company, Summer The steamboat CONNECTICUT. Capt. William Ticket Office, foot of Duane and at No. 198 Broadway; also and due 10th proximo, will be paid at the office of John BuckWilcox, will leave New York on TUESDAY, THURSDAY in Jersey City. and SATURDAY; and WORCESTER Capt. Baggage checked through. President. ley, Jr., No. 47 William New H. York. S. DURAND, W. Williams, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIFreights will be transported between and RochesDAY, from Pier No 18 North River, foot of Courtlandt-st., at ter with dispatch. Any information desired in regard thereto 4 o'elock P. M. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL NEW M YORK. S. S. Co. Feb 56 Wall 1855. can be obtained by calling upon the General Freight Agent the New York and Erie Railroad, Erie Buildings, or C. 8. For passage, or freight, inquire on board the OTICE.-The Annual Election for DIRECTboats, or at the office on the Pier, foot of Courtlandt-st. TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent, No. 193 Broadway. E. S. martin, Agent. ORS of this Company will be held at this Office,¹ No trains on the Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad on THURSDAY, let March next, between hours of and J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent. Sunady. WM.L YOULE. Secretary EGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW. BEDFORD and adjourned meeting of the StockTAUNTON Route. without change of cars or detenfinancial. holders of the ALBION MINING COMPANY will be held at the office of the Company, No. 88 Merchants' Extion, The carrying steamers the PLYMOUTH Eastern ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and change, on WEDNESDAY Feb 1855, at o'clock P. M. SIMEON DRAPER-Office No. 46 Pine, COMMODORE Capt. W. H. Frazee, in connection with the R BUTTERWORTH, Secretary. Jan. 31, 1855. cor. of William -FRIDAY, Feb. 9. at 12 o'clock. at Stonington and Providence and Boston and Providence RailSTATE OF MICHIGAN, the Merchants' Exchange, for account of whom it may conroads. leaving daily (Sundays excepted) from Pier STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE, LANSING, Jan 20. 1855. No. R., wharf above at 4 o'clock P. M. cern: $10 000 Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company Convertible OVERNMENT STOCK BANK of ANN ARterms. and Stonington at o'clock P. 5:30 M. M. on the arrival of the mail Seven per Cent. Second Mortgage Bonds, due 1850, Interest evidence having been furnished train These which steamers leaves are Boston unsurpassed at for strength, safety, speed, payable 1st April and let Oct., that the GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK of ANN AR$25,000 Bond and Salem Railroad, due 1873, Incomfort and elegance. The officers are experienced and atBOR me. has refused to meet its liabilities and to redeem its circuterest at per cent. payable June and Dec. in N. Y lating notes. and in consequence of such refusal and in accordtentive. The COMMODORE from New-York-Monday, Wednesday $3,000 Hudson River Railroad Third Mortgages 7 per cent. ance with the provisions of section 12 of the Act incorporating Bonds, due in 1875, Interest 1st May and 1st November, $1,000 and Friday. From Thursday and SetCOM said Bank, approved March 31 1849, its assets have been placed in the hands Receiver. Now, therefore, in pursuance of each. 80 shares Bulls Head Bank. $25 each. urday. The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Thuresaid section, de hereby give notice to all persons having 109 shares Stonington Railroad Stock, $100 each. at. day and Saturday. From Stonington-Monday, Wednesday Seven per Cent. Panama Railroad Bond. $1 000 each. and Friday claims against said Bank, to present the thereof. same to All me, persons at my Fire. proof make by to legal N. -Passengers on arriving at Stonington proceed imme$10,000 Seven per Cent. Chatamoga Railroad Bonds, $1,000 office holding in the Lansing, circulating notes said Bank the same diately by ail train to Providence, Boston, Taunton and Newat said office, for which redemption certificates be issued each. $3,000 Chicago and Rock Island First Mortgage seven per Bedford, or by accommodation trains from Stonington t7:30 SILAS M. HOLMES, State Treasurer. cent. Bond. due 1870, Interest payable 10th January and 10th COMA. Through M. tickets on Mendays, Wednesdays and Fridays for OAN FOR the ENLARGEJuly in with a Nantucket, Holmes's Hole and Wood's Hole, via New BedMENT of THE ERIE, THE OSWEGO THE CAYfavorable ALE of STOCKS at AUCTION, by order of ford, connecting with the new steamer EAGLE WING UGA and SENECA CANALS and for the COMPLETION of an Adn inistration H. MULLER & Co. will A Bagaage Master accompanies the steamboat trains to and Pres't. THE BLACK and GENESEE VALLEY sell at auction SATURDAY, Feb 10. 1855. at 121 o'clock, at and for the NLARGEMENT of the LOCKSof THE CHAMthe Merchants' Exchange. order of Thompson Price, Adminfrom For Boston. passage, berths, staterooms or freight, applications may COMPLAIN CANAL istrator of the late Capt H. Lyon: be made at Pier No 2N. R., or at the office. 10 Battery place. The of the Canal Fund, by virtue of the act Wall. 40 shares Bank of North America $100. entitled An act to provide for the Enlargement of the Erie, as è 68 shares Union Bank $50. STATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY the Oswego, and the Cayuga and Seneca Canais, and for the 21 shares Bank of Commerce, $100. NOTICE EXCURSION 61 cents. On uarterly. completion of the Black River and Genesee Valley Cansis, and 158 shares Mechanics' Bank $25. and after April 10, 1854, the boats will leave as follows, until to provide for the payment of certain Canal Revenue Certifishares Bowery Fire Insurance Co $25. further notice: Leave Vanderbilt's Landing, Staten Island, cates, and for other purposes, passed 15th April, 1854, hereby 20 shares Mechanics' Traders' Fire Insurance Co., $25 every hour from A M. M. Leave of Whitehall. give notice, that Sealed Proposals will be received at the Canal st., New York, every hour from A. M. 12 from Department until the 22d day of February next at 12 o'clock OFFICE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Jan. 29, 1855. Co., PITTSBURGH, noon that day, for LOAN of ONE MILLION OF DOLwellings. CHICAGO TO LOUIS.LARS, for which transferable certificates of Stock will be issued NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of and only direct reute open, via in the nam of the people of the State of New York, bearing the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, that on and CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD. interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable quar. S. Mail and Express Route. after the 15th day of FEBRUARY, & Dividend of FIVE PER terly on the first day of January, April, July and October in Two Daily Passenger Trains (Sundays excepted) leave Chicago each year, and the principal reimbursable on the 1st day of JanCENT. for the last six months, payable in the Steck of the (corner of Van Buren Sherman-sts M. Company, at par, will be paid to the Stockholders as their stock mary, 1873. to be understood that the Commissioners are to be at libSecond-St. Louis Louis Day Night Express. Express M. stood on the books of the Company on the 1st of January. The erty to take a less sum, if the offers are not such as in their opinTrains run direct to Alton (259 miles), without change of care exerion are advantageous to the interests of the State. on the Pittsburgh books will be paid at the office enor baggage, connect with the splendid steamers The proposals may be for the whole or any part of said Loan WINCHESTER AND REINDEER, of the Company. and those on the York books, at the office umerons not than $5,000. All proposals to be sealed up and into (Running in exclusive connection with the Passenger Trains,) of Winslow, Lanier & Co. Scrip certificates will be issued for dorsed, Loan for the Enlargement, &c and inclosed in an through St. Louis (25 miles) without landing will H. S. FLEMING. envelope, directed to the Auditor of the Canal Department, at the fractional parts of a share. TIME FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS, 15 HOURS. Treasurer their The Chicago Mississippi Railroad passes through Joliet, Albany. The money will be required to be paid ten per cent. on the Bloomington Springfield, and Carlinville to Alton; and the House OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL C). acceptance the bid, and the balance on the 1st day of March Traveling Public the important advantage of cor. Broadway and Wallet, N. Y., Jan. 31, 1855. next, at which time interest will commence on the Loan, but INSUAN AIR-LINE ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS, this, the money will be received and scrip issued at any time beSEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER their Over other route to the Southwest. fore the lat of March, if desired, after the award of the loan is NOTICE:-IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS. A CENT. on the Capital Stock of the PENNSYLVANIA At with daily line packet to Keokuk, COAL Co., has this day been declared, payable in cash, at the made. Payments to be made by depositing the same to the credit of making this the most direct route to Hannibal, Quincy, Keo the Treasurer of the State account of the Canal Fund," in Office of the Company, in the city of on and after kuk. and Northeastern Missouri. the Bank of the Manhattan Company New-York, or in the At St. Louis-Connections with first class lines of steamers the 12th day of FEBRUARY next. The Transfer Books will New York State Bank in the City of Albany. for New Orleans and all points on the Lower Miseissippi, Ohio, be closed from the 2d to 12th February, both inclusive. Stockholders residing in the bet and 2d Judicial Districts, and Cumberland, Tennessee and Arkansas Rivers; and also with GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasures. those residing out of the State, will receive the interest on the Red steamers for all points on Missouri River, making this the diStock held by them quarterly at the Bank of the Manhatten under IVIDEND Company, in the City New York; all other Stockholders, Jr., Sup't. rect route to Kansas and Council R. Bluffe. P. MORGAN, Chicago, August 1854 INTEREST falling due in this City, on the FIRST DAY the New York State Bank, in the City of Albany.-Dated Ash, Canal Department, Albany, Jan 27, 1855 OF FEBRUARY, 1855, on the following named Securities, NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEYH. RAYMOND Lieut Governor. Cumwill be paid on and after that date, at the office of the underNEW-YORK, SOMERVILLE, EASTON, Winter E. W LEAVENWORTH. Secretary of State. Arrangements, commencing Nov. 1904: Leave New York JAMES M. COOK, Controller. signed, on presentation of the proper Coupons, viz: for Easton steamers RED ACKET and WYOMING, E. Treasurer. THE CLEVELAND, PAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA from Pier No. North River. A. M., and M., conOGDEN HOFFMAN Attorney General. RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS, P Centa. necting at Elizabethtown with trains on the New Jersey RailCommissioners Canal Fund. road leave New York, from foot of Courtlandt-st., at THE OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY M. and RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96 MORTGAGE BONDS, Cents For M. Somerville, 12M. (way )by Jersey Railroad. from foot of Warren-st one door from Greenwich.-Open daily from Courtland only, M THE BELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD M. 10 Company Returning, leave|Phillipsburg (opposite Easton) at and Interest A. M. to at the and rate of 6 cent. allowed on all seme from COMPANY INCOME BONDS, P Cente steam8:20 M and M.; Bomerville 6:35 A. M. THE CLARK COUNTY (Ohio) BONDS issued to the Turner, NEW YORK AND The to $500. funds of this Institution are securely invested in Bonds M. preLeave New York at and A. and M. Springfield and Columbus Railroad Company, P Cents. connectand Mortgages in the City of New City. York, worth double the this of Bonds THE CITY OF MADISON (Indiana) SIX PER CENT. and in amount loaned, burden, Leave Elizabethport at and STERNS. M., Superintendent. and M. O. JOHN CALES S. WOODHULL President. land of BONDS. swift M. D. VAN PELT, ViceWINSLOW, LANIER & Co., No. 52 Wall st. NAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILwhich ADELPHIA, from Pier No North lines New-York, Jan. 29, 1855. of BAY, GREEN ISSUE These daily, at 6 A. M. Morning line at6 A. M., by OFFICE OF NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE Co., CHICAGO AND AUKEE ommeda$400,000, steamboat JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AMBOY, thence by No 67 Wall-st., New York. Feb 7, 1855. RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE 8 PER CENT. CONway places and Philadelphia. Fare $2. Express line at Board of Director have VERTIBLE BONDS. Bonds are offered for sale by 2 P. POTTER to AMBOY, thence direct to Camhalfper the undersigned at the office of the Company, No. 52 Wall st., THIS DAY declared a Semi- Annual Dividend of TEN den, by DATE, through in five hours. Fare $3. Way. Accomsecond story, front office, (over the City Bank (10) PER CENT. payable 12th inst. L. G. IRVING, Sec'y. modation and Emigrant Line at M. Fare $1 50. EmiThey are issued on account of construction payment at grant Line M. $1 75 BROOKLYN FIRE INor before maturity is provided for by sinking fund-the issue this UDSON RIVER RAILROAD. and after SURANCE COMPANY have THIS DAY declared is only ten thousand dollars per mile, secured by a first mortSemi Annual Dividend of SIX PER CENT., on their Capital MONDAY, Jan. 29, 1855 the Trains will leave Chamgage on forty miles of that pertion of the road which forms Stock. payable to the Stockholders on and after the 15th inst., bers-st. Station, as follows: Express Train A M. connecting part of the only railroad line between Milwaukee and Chicago. and Western Train. Mail Train. Office Merchants' Exchange. Wall New particulars
