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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07
MUSICAL MNEMONICS.

MANY student In music, we doubt M
have experienced the difficulty Of retaining
their memories the several keys, the know
edge of which is essential in order TO ma
any proficiency in the science. To such
think, the following scale will afford consld'
able assstanee:
AS major key three sharps will tell,
The minor A is natural;
And A fal major all will say,
With four flats ever we must play.
With major b five sharps are sent,
B minor is with two content;
The b fiat major two flats place.
With b fiat minor five fats trace,
To prove our maxim plain and true,
C's major key we natural view;
On minor G three flats attend,
And G sharp minor -four belriend.
The major ID two sharps doth crave,
The minor d one fiat will have:
With fiat ID major five are told,
With sharp ID minor six behold.
With major Il four sharps must come,
The minor T. has only one.
To T. fat major three fats fix,
And + fat minor mus, have six.
rs major key has one poor fiat,
The minor + has -four times that,
For L sharp minor three-no more
G's major key with one sharp make,
G's minor key Two flats will take.
re G sharp minor five sharps name.
And G. fiat minor six flats claim.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

silk veve Alpaca; Moun de Ine Fouard stpe Ch
Barsg l'azn, splendid omen Manoes. FIR nh and
English Vegs collars; hemts lace cuffs; silk waisrdes;
bracelets head necklaces;
Bonnet Lawn silk;
Gmps; loop and silk nge elastic Braces stocks; silk
figured afs; Embroidered Mano and
Mems do silk fe worsed and cotton Cloves Mems buck
linen thread floss silk silk and
bishop ckone; cambrck; NULL bob
footing Blonde Vei do; flet and lace
silk damask, palmano mouin de and
; embroidered satin bzine and fIets
pd embroidered, Kabyle. Bde muslin de ane,
rodered aine, hb florida robroy, plaid
Enburg shaw &c., bage umbrellas and parasol SHE'LL
combs; uons silver hbe; steel
pece violin strings &C. &c. Fancy shaving and toilet
oil; and bay balm cuma ndelbe ink &c
A goodas of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07
POTOSI TANNING MILL
NaaEsUE:aCsOPy.

YHHHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
farmers of Grant County, that they have
established a tanning mill man Iactory in Potnsi,
on North street opposite Whites Blacksmith Shops
where they will be at all times in readiness TO
furnish n warranted article at a moderate price and
on accommodating terms.
Persons residing at distance can have their
orders promptly attended to by addressing letter
through the Mail or otherwise, to
BARNETT & JONES. .
Potos February 29,h, 1874. SILL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

ANTIQUITY or THE EARrH-A
question was lately submitted to the
French Academy OF Science, rs to the
relation which exists between the pro-
grcssive cooling of The earth and that
of its surface. M. Ellie dc Beaumont,
aided by the experiments made by M.
Arago, and the principles laid down by
Poisson, in his inquiry as TO the cause
Of the wasting terrestrial heat, has cal
culaled that the annual cooling Of the
globe has been greater than that OF the
globe itself during period of 1886
years. According to this solution, 1t
would seem that the antiquity OF the
period when our globe was entirely in
candescent is of remoteness which
dcGcs calculation, and shows that per-
sons who attempt to fix the age OF our
planet by geological deductions must
still be very distant from a perfect
knowledge on this subject.
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Sd l g G o O g s.

Black Grey Broad cloths; fancy striped plaid plain
double wed Casmeres; anes of cOors; Pilot CLOTH Tweed CLOTH
ucky Jns Sleeps
Buffalo Hard Times; white, yellow and red Fnne
Velvet; Vveen Lnseys shng and sheeng beeehed
Dng; mariners ckngs; checks English French
Linens; e padding; buckam hol
table-coves; baing waddng wckng,
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets Wooden socks,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

GOVERNMENT FINANcEs.-Thc re-
ccipts into the United States Trcasu
for the quarter ending on the 3lst ult.,
were, as nearly as can be asccrtained,
S6,SSl, i07, and tho expenditures ST.
10000. The latter were increased
by the reimbursement of loans and the
interest on the public debt. The treas
ury notes outstanding, on the LIST inst.'
amounted to S923,35l 40. According
to the weekly statement Of the United
States Treasurer, for the 2Sth ult., there
are now on deposit, in banks, mints,
&c, S7,72i, 90i 81; of which Ss39,-
$50 30 have been drawn on, from
which, deducting 100000 for transfer,
leaves subject TO draft S6,S35.322.
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w ANTED.

A NY quantity of Wheat, Corn,
IN Oats, Hides, Beeswax, Furs and
Pellry; at the Store ofthe subscriber
in Lancaster, for which the highest
ash price in goods will be paid.
J. NJ. OTIS.
Oct. l2, 1914. 81 ON
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Pine Lum b er

Territory OF HiscOnsin,( DisiIic, Court The I'm
County OF Grant, IS, tel States 10 sep
TENDER Term \. ID. 1915.
Robert B'akely Complainant, I, Chanesrv 70,
n.,-.....
Mary BlaAely, Defendant. Divorce
DUBLtC notice is hereby given, to the said
Defendant, Mary BlsSely, that the petition
tor Divorce ilnm the bonds ct fna,uu'ony, OF the
said complainant, Robert Riaksly, was alsd IN The
office of Il CLERK Of he d strict Court Of the Cn-
tied States, within and fog said eouhty, IN the
Territory ai,resaid, Oh the 5th day 81 May,.f. D.
ISIS together with the follow ins Order OF the lioa
tn,RISs DUNN, lodge OF IRE First Judicial Dis
triet ir and ior said Territory, including said
county OF GRAFT, made on the 9th day Of March.
A n. lS45, 10 wit; alt isoNiorsd that the Fs-
ttioneF, Robert B'akely, give notice % 'hs Re
s,andent, Macy Blakely, Of the pending tor hear
;Sg Of The within psJitioA for Divorce "a the Dis
,Yict Count nf tssant eouOty, ~ the hFsi day OF
The next term thereof 70 be bsS,n and ho,deh al
The Ccan House IN Isaeastsr, on the fourth
Monday il September next, when and where she
may apYear and plead, answer, 90 fsmur, BY pct
re,,ioa in the WISCONSIN, HEENin, newspaper
pyn,sd in Lancaster in said county tor eight sue
cesSiye weeks. before SAID day OF hearing sid
pe,i,ioa." l. u >n"A n -, C ~
pats6 ClegS's ofses. lssaeesSsi, May ia tsie,
w Wrfl. Sol'l scl C,r,p'lt 10 s.
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FIR SH FALL AND WINTER
DIZZY GOODS & GROCERIES.
j A WI E S M. tbs,

his richest and
of Goods offered this MARKET
great New York; and bought such prices they will be afforded
extremely low. Among his selections may be found
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SEMI.WEeKlY TRIBUNE.

SEMI.WEEKlY Tribune.
The publishers of The Tribune have been fire.
quensly solicited TO issue Ssmi-Weekly edition
OF heir paper for the benefit OF those who require
the news OF the day otener than once week, and
vet are without Daily Mails or do not choose TO
incur The expense and heavy postage OF Daily
Circumstances have hitherto rendered such pub!l-
cation impossi BILE, without tenehing upon the due
ISSUE of our Daily and Weekly editions. We are
preparing to obviaie this difficulty ~ ''s he" pull
ding now being erected for US Oh Lac size OF our
eurnt establishment, where we hope to oe again To-
Gated by OF soon after the LIST Of May.
The NFw IoRK TRIBUNE SEMI-W EEKlI, Will
therefore be issued from our office, lou Nassau-st
ON or before the 18th OF May, and will be publ sh-
ed lhencelorwad Oh Wednesday and Saturday Of
each week. Ii viii be printed ON good paper Of
the size of the Daily Tribune, and will contain
nearly or quite all the matter of the Daily, ineu-
ding Money Market, daily report OF oomme'e'ai
Transactions, Sales OF Stocks, City Intelligence,
SC. An assistant Editor devoles hIs whole time
TO the collection OF this Intelligence, reporting II
twice a day Tor the Morning and Evening EDITIONS
Of our Daily. I've reporters are constantly "atch-
ing the proceedings Of the various ooafts OF our
CITY aud noting every thing deemed Interesting 10
our readers. We hope 20 make the SEMI NeeAy
Tribune a most acceptable paper iof Business meH
Oh, Of this City, and for all who wish a more
p,onat and detailed snap Of busy lie than
a Wcekly paper cam possibly be made
Correspondents at W asniastoa during toe Ses-
sion and at every point Of general or uaasiiTy M
terest vii al al times be employed; he liberal
patronage bestowed OH The Tribune demanding
anl jIsii. wing corresponding l6essii'y Of outlay
o. olr part. In the department Of Genesai iites-
atIre and Criticism, We have secuted assistance OF
the highest order, while We hops soon 10 announce
a department Of Agriculture aud General Science,
unler the immediate conduct Of one o. the most
experienced aud popular writers on Agriculture ~
the county In fine, VIC shia spare N expense
or effort 10 make The tribune, whether iaiIs Dai-
Is, Ssmi-Wsskly OF Weekly sdi'ion, emi0entiy
wo,thy me patronage Of the Bssihsss snd Reading
pablo, bat especially Of Wines
The Ssmi-Wse siy Tuouse wilI6e issued egg-
ery w sdnssday sad saturday on n sheet 81 good
paper the sire Of the Daily ruouns. TsENs,
Tire Doilsrs year; Fire Dal.srs fas LaFa Os''
iss. payable always 10 advance. OEdsfs, EAGLE
siSE cash are respectfully solicited By
GssELEY 81 MeELRATE, l90 Nassai-sf
New Yo.s, Apul lsgh 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

CONDENSED ARGUMENr.-Avery cell
ebrated divine says:
"The world we inhabit must have
had an origin; that origin must have
consisted in cause; that cause must
have been intelligent; that intelligence
must have been efficient; that efficiency
must have been ultimate; that ultimate
power must have been supreme; and
that which always was aud is supreme.
We know by the name of God"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

or Maiah Noah records the fol-
lowing in his Messenger and Times
TuE PosroFrIcE.-Col. Graham
has abdicated and Robert Morris as
sumed the Postmastership. 1t is said
that Morris on taking possession looked
around the pos.office at the different
doors, and said:
:Won, Colonel, YOU have a good
many ways of getting in here
"Yes," answered Graham, "and also
a good many ways of getting out
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

liza man will but glance over his
Yesterday, he will at once see how
foolish il is 10 fret ones self about the
time to come; for he will find in every
yesterday miniature grave, as it were,
dug BY too fearful Imagination, In
which is buried all his little store OF
daily happiness. Men slight the good
they have, in their anxiety for the good
70 come. They waste their oil for to-
day in fruit!ess attempts 10 procure a
supply for the morrow, forgetting that
He, who replcnishes the cruise, is mex
haustible.
IL l. LII -. -. 49, !
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He ina, makes himself an ass, must
no. take il i'll iimcn ride him.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-07

Hardware Boots Shoes of all descriptions Crockery &c &c
EVERY ARTICLE CALI ID FOL a
Our trade vii confined exclusively Cash.
We Gallup on,ne hnngan
urGo,e
lbemly
wilbe va a finest
Potos,N NJ
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Fok Coats Boadcoh stripe plain and plaid Cassmer
Kentucky Jeans Men and Tweed cloth pants Boadcloth
plain silk figured valencia and figured silk
Fashionable
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CUUIIoII
Is bbls g. c'ks of wines & brandies as'd quail
% l-2 g. Ia g " "
100 bbs old Cincinnati whskey
10 American brandy and gin
30 boxes Of mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs of rice in 100 and TO 300 ID casks
24O0 " 4" salaratus in 100 and 400 ID casks
600 barrels '
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ARRIVED.

Ship superb, Nlsscn Cadiz Schmidt & Bachon.
Ship Lucas. Of Boston. Miller. I'm Macao, 7th April.
passed Anger 18th May and st. Helena 9th July with
Ieas silks sc. - Talbot Oyphant & Co. 17h July on
the Carol grounds spoke whaling brigs lngs and Ware
200 bb sperm OIL America Of do do 7th inst Ia, 81
T. lODg IS IA brig Elizabeth u Wilmington Del I'm Phil.
sdephia for Barbados vessels left previously reported
by ship Ianthe.
Bark HerschcIl Adams IL de I'm Turks Island with
900 bushels salt 10 Buck Il Peters Left bark Mscea,
Small of orlsnd uncertain the only American vessel
port 9th inst lat 81 a. Ion g. spoke ship Ashburton
rom Boston for New Orleans 10 days out
Brig Ava Chase de I'm Lubec with plaster to Brett d
Vase.
Brig Almcda, Rowland I'm Mystic in ballast TO Collins
Mason
Brig Republic, Lii,leheld, FIN Mystic in ballast to D
Hunbuf Co.
Brig sua Lcfgreu, Cowcs &c. Gnnnell Minurn Co
Brig Augusta Sherwood Savannah, Sturges d. Clear.
man.
schr boundary McMeriaaie Halifax. T Vinned.
Sehr Pennsyl, snia Baker. fin Plymouth, hsh.
Schr Tigrcss Lowell fin Marblehead, fish.
fchr Ino -, FIN Dennis, fish
schr Mary Scotcburn, Parmcly I'm Virginia, corn.
Schr Grendcc Trimbell FIN Blue Hill, granite 10 Mr..
Butler.
schr Julia and Martha, Pinkham FIN Lubec, Me- plas
ter.
schr Cordoba Eaton FIN Thomaston lime.
Schrs Banner and Patriot both I'm Maohas, lumber
rfS- ships In the Olhng at 10 NJ.
schr Wakinco Browcl from Boston, with fish TO
ter
Br schr Hound Walters 10 days from Barbados in
ballast 10 & Laurie Left Br brig Isabella Jane, for
Baltimore 10 sail next day.
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SAILED.

Steamship Massachusetts for Liverpool
Ships MOsem Cape Good Hope Roger Sherman
Hull England Lord Maidstone Dr. ~ Johns. N b
Ocean, Charleston Caravan. Fall River. Barks liar
mODy Richmond Elliott Nuevlas; Claremont Mobile
Brig Sarah, (Br) London. Schr Mary Anna 81 Thomas
and others. Wind NV.
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DICH,S IMPROVED Patent saamander Safes
II The unders gned purchased Of A. MARVIN, 1881 Wa
ter street one Rich Patent Saanander Safes Of
the sSO size which was Ia our store No. d Exchange Place
Thai entirely consumed IN the great conhagrauon
on the morning Of the 18Th inst
The Safe was taken from the ruins fnywo hours AFTER
and on opening Books and Papers found entirely
unnjured by FIRE, and only slightly The leather op
some Of the books parched by the extreme heat
(Sgnedl RICHARDS L CROSKHITE,
New-Yors, July p, lS46 9 Pinestreet
The shows Safes for sale by A s MARVIN 1881 Water
atlf I
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OniciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
NE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

ApsgsrIsgD IN THE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
q IL. dnd Be fsrti<r raaoted =.
And ali atverrscne- made uader the orders Of the Post
master General newspaper newspapers, 81 letiers
uncacd for any Post OAce. shall be inserted IN The paper
or papers OF The town place where the Office advertising
may lie situated hGrias the Largs< ctrcasIflon-
Seso Post OTce Lar passed March g. 1915
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PORT OF NEw.YORK SEPTEMBER !


ship II Marks, Cav: Liverpool. Richards
Ship Yorkshire Bailey, Liverpool, n Marshall
Ship Francois lat Wheden, Iisvre. Fox q Livingston.
Snip John ainturn, Slack, New Orleans Stanton &
Frost
schrJ w Kempton, Osborn, Norfoh sturges & Clear.
man.
sloop ROscius, Phillips, Taunton.
Barg. Hudson Morehead South Amboy.
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second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN skp Lsoas from Mseao-G. A. Kendall lady. child
and servant Of Boston r. ~ Oyphsnt Esq. J. X. King
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~ csesssss5NKW:Y0Rk AND MAKLEM

~ CO.-ssnmer dr~ss-
ns<nfs-On and after Monday, Aprlfh
inst the Cars will follows Viz Leave Oily Hall 9f
Yorky-, Harlem and Morrsana 81 $50 rs, g. 10 A. N,
|, :, 8, $50, 4, 5, $50, . pm
Leave Guy Hill for Forfham and Wilsms Bridge, bS,
7, 10 A. NJ T. $50, s., SPIN
Leave City Hall for White Plains, l0AM; SPIN.
Leave Morrsana and Harlem for " Hall 71, y. u,
II A. NJ, 3 5, 4, 5, 6n, o. $50, 75P.M
Leave Williams Bridge for Guy HALF, 10. 1910 A. N,
2f0 5, $40, I'D r NJ.
Leave WhiIs Plains for City Hall ITO, iaIoAM; aIe
6iOPM.
The freight train will White Plsins AN sad tho
City Hall At I.t5 r. NJ. for the pr-s.nt
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.G-ANEw-yoRK, ALBANY 4 rRs,

Sxef .l.lNF-For Albany and Troy DIRECT n
o'cock L. M.-rhe Steamboat EMPIRE
CspL r. B. Macy, viii leave the steamboat pier ~, I
Ccurtznst every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, ser
noon, a. O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. n. PECK sv-f,
Monday, Wednesday snd Friday afternoon, At o'clock
FOR Passage Freight apply board N the Office %
the wharf
NorlcE-The evening line for Albany and Toy wilpO.l
lively not receive any freight on board the boss scr
O'Clock T. NJ ~51
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legal Notifies.
STATE OF NETWORK,

STATE OF NETWORK, s.cEETaKrs orrIcI
- Ahsny Juy I'd ls4i-To The Sheriff Of the CITY and
County Of New York sr-Norce IL hereby given ma a.
succeeding Monday Of November nexi The follow
sng ofie-rs are 10 be elected TO Wit
Senator Or the First Senatorial Dstrci, 10 supply ne
vacancy which will BY the expiration Of the term
Of service ofsaae l. Nsan on he last day OF peeeioef
next
Also TIE following County Oeic,rs to Is Members
Of Assembly, and Register ior The sad CIV ana Coan,y
IL he place Of Joseph sherman brownel whose rfm Of
service viii expire on The lAs day Of December next
Aud he Election. the sense Of the People Of mis-
STATE viii DO taken 70 relation 10 the PROPOSED Conyenao5
specified In TIE chapter 81 entitled An act recommend
ing Convention Of lie People Of his STATE, passed May
And also al the same Election The following proposed
amendments TO the Constitution Of this STATE VII be sub
lli'ted 70 the People, VIZ.
In relation The removal Of Judicial Ofhcers'
Yoars, respectfully. n. 5 BENTON,
Secretary OF STATE
sHsRrFF's OFFICE. Nsw-Yors, July .Sih, 1913
The above published pursuant 10 the notice Of ne Sec
rotary Of saie and he requirement. OF ne SHe N such
Of The City and County Of New-Yors.
~ Al he public newspapers IN he County viii pub
Isl the above IN each week until The Election, AM
hen hand Ia their bills for advertising the same that
they may lard before The Board osuPervsors and passed
See Revised Statutes voll chapter VI tile 81 nriee Sd
pan lsi. page 10 aui2 DkseuWlawiNov.
by ORDER OF lie HonoTabe Frederic A TAllm4dge,
ID Recorder Of the CRY Of New ORR notice IS hereby Civ
En- pursuant 10 he pros sons OF No statute saGonsng al
acneni- against nonresident debtor. TIA, attachment
l--ltrl Against NE estate or UEOhGE LONhN OOb,
lately resident Of Massachusetts and that The VII De
the payment OF his debts unless h appear and dis
charge such attachment according within nine months
from he hr-i Plohcaon OF i- notice. and that me payment
Of anv debts due HIM by residents OF TIL. and the
delivery him for rs OF properly within this
belonging him. and the transfer Of any such proper
y by him forbidden By law, and are vodDaiei the 18th
day OF April 8+l HARVEY A. WEED,
az lavsmc IN prOpra persona Creditor
DN ORDER OF Hon William Psnnelee, Recorder Of
ID the City OF Albany notice hereby gwen thsi attach
eni has issued against he estate OF Thomas T. Wyman IS
dent debtor. snd that the VIII be sold for The
payment ~ his debts unless be appear and discharge such
attachment according 20 law within nine months ron The
fret publication Of this notice; and that the payment OF
debts him By residents Of this STATE and the delivery
him Tor his Of any property within this State belong
him. and the transfer Of any such property by him.
forbidden by aw and void Dated Albany. June H. l8ih
DEAN NEWLAND,
jel7 iswtrc Aiornes for attaching creditor.
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COLD-BLAsT FRANKLIN PIG IRON-Fos
~ sAe BY JAS ~ oLNkf, y WsssSL sl3
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jnsuranlr.

XNILLIAMsBURGH Fire Insurance Co. Ofhc-
w Grsndst near lsi--tr-et Niilismsourgh
Agency Office ~ Waist, New York
TIL. Company are reafy % pay al claims 70! losses
them-snd continue insure against loss and dam
sge by FIRE ID a favorable other Office.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wlets. Charles u. Handy Francis sienheil.
Thomas Nc Elra,h, Lcn'l RICHARDSON fred's w Fsyre
Nicholas Wyckot, Cnrstu Zahriske-, Samuel H. Clapp
A. C. Benedict, John SsillmEn, a. I. Van BoskeTck.
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
A. B. HoD6Es, Secretary
WssHISGroS Posr, Agent
JOHS X. Rosssrs. Surveyed. iyaisMosy
make assurances sgsins, loss damage by FIRE and
INLAND NAVIGATION, on terms favorable any
oaler similar institution in the city
Capital $50 onn-Ortce No. q Wall-sueel
DIRECTORS
r Hsv-ns Caleb Ilsl.led. John Rankin,
Nsah Taylor, VIM W Todd, Megs BENJAMIN,
J Phillips Phrnix, VIM Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
Fsnning Tucker, B Wooley, Ferdinand Suydam,
David Lee, Nsnum. Henry q Thompson,
John Wolfe, Peter l. N-ylus. Edvs ard Anihons
R. RAVENS, President
LEwIs PHILLIPS. Secretary. dlsuy
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company
L OF New-York-Tms Institution during the month Of
August issued new policies, VIZ:
To Merchants and Traders ~ To Mechanics ........2l
To BrOsers..... 2TO Lawyere.....
To Clerks To Physicians
To Manufsciurers.... 2ro Clergyman.
To ITO Teachers....
To Land Agents.......... TO Army Officers
To Bsnkers........... To Professor in College.
To Government Officers. 10 gentleman. !
To Grocers...... ITO Ladies'.
Sti1cuts.... lOOaccohlst
Lives Insured. so
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
s.sL HASsAY. Secretary
Mnmrn Post, Physician, Di Broadway. 81 I'm
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xTs FOR BRIDGEPORT and No..
,A<ssrs;----2 Hsi.rvsd-rb- steamboat NiMRJD.

- ne rcsl--Th- steamboat NiMR(n O.
JOHN Brooks, Jr VAL leave New YO-k -
n" c of MAKE -. daily sundays eNc-ptsc al ocor,
\. n n cunurcuou with n Cars io Wss Stockhydx~ -
ming. leave Bnd scpOrl At quarter past ococs
III arrival al ne from West so,A5rid se sIr,,iay
New York ~ hsifGN-f ). p VI
rAs o'clock Llne 70 Bridgeport Is wiihirs~n ss,,
VII caye he arrival ~ The Booi Tar stTsiiosd n,
Fairfield Southport. and DERBY.
~ tn. Il rs only boat running In connection w,u -
r. Z. MASON - perluisg. ieEL nil -