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"HEREAS the honorable JEREaI-
Wv an 3. BLACK. President, and g..
Chorpenning snd John M'Carty. Esqs-,
associate Judges of The court Of common
pleas, in and FOR The county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices of The conrts Of oyer
and terminer and general jail delivery aud
quarter sessions of. the peace. in and for
said county Of Somerset. have issued
their precept to me directed, requiring
me among other things 10 make public
proclamation throughout my hailIwick,
that court OF oyer and termlner and
general Jail delivery: also. acourt of gen.
eral quarler sessions of The peace aud
laII delivery, will commence al The bOr
ongh of Somerset, in and for the county
Of Somerset, in the commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, on the lsl Monday of
May next. (4lh day in pursuance OF
which preeept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, to the justices Of the peace. the coro-
ner, and conslables 0f said comfy Of
Somerset. that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other remembrsnces, 10 do
those things which 10 their Offices apper-
Gain in that behalf 10 be done and also all
lh6se who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are. or then shall be, in the Jail
OF The said county Of Somerset, are to be
then anil there 10 prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under ny hand. at Somerset, this
24lh dayof March. in The year Of
our Lord 1876.
JACOB PHIMPPI. Sheriff.
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The Tariff Resolutions Defeated.

The Democracy" in. cur State Legis-
laiure have finally defeated The qTariT
Resolutions. They had passed the
House some time ago, containing an
amendment instructing onr Senators and
Representatives in Congress TO oppose
the passage of any bill for the distribu-
ton of the proceeds of the public lands.
The Senate struck out the amendment and
sent the Resolutions to the House, where
the Resolutions thus amended were de-
feated BY the following yote:
YEAS.-Mcssrs. Bachman, Barber
Bartholomew, Bassler. Beniz, BighaIn,,
Brough, Bower, Breckenridge, Bright,
Cochran, Connor, Cross, Donaldson, E
die. Haly, HilaBds, Jacobs. johnson kel-
Ter, Kunkel, Badley. Iarkin, Magellan,
Morrison, M'Crum, M'Curdy, MCur-
lev. M'Farlsad, Nicholson, Power, Pun
roy, (Franklin, (Pomeroy. (Mcrcer,)
Price, Robinson. Shuman. Steel Stewart,
tFrankliE, Strouss. Thomas, (Chester,) }
Trego and Wadsworth-42
NAYS.-Messrs. Armstrong, Bird,
Boughner, Burns, Burnside, Burrell.
Clark. Daily, Dots, Enue, Fasset. Fer
non, Forsyth, Funston, Galloway, GRAY,
Gwin. Hallowell, Hsymaker, Hill, Mont
gomery.) Hineline, Hoffman, Ives. James
KainE. Knox, Levan, Means, Mcrrifeld,
Mitchell. Murphy, MAbee. MClelland,
Owen, Piollet, Rider. Rupert, Samuels,
SNYDER, Stetler, Taggart, Thomas, (Sus-
quehanna, Tice Van Hotf, Weest, Webb,
Wilson, Worman and Patterson. Speaker
40.
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W LArER.-We have intelligence
from Harrisburg, by way Of Stoystown,
that the Right of.Way Bill had passed
finally in the House on Friday; in what
shape, we know not. The Bill would go
to the Senate Immediately for concurrence,
as it had been materially altered after the
passage in that branch-and it was proba-
bly, not finally disposed of until yesterday.
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The Sub-Treasury.

The Loco Foco Baltimore Convention
is in fair way to produce consequences
more disastrous to the country than ever
proceeded from any other body OF men.
They commenced their labors by repudi-
ating the Presidential candidate they had
been instructed 10 nominate. This was
done to "enlarge the area of FREEDOM"
by extending the boundaries of SLAVERY!
Mr.. Van Buren was rightly served, though
for wrong reason.
That Convention, in It's Resolutions
claimed the whole of Oregon" demanded
the adoption of the Sub Treasury scheme,
and the destruction of the Tariff. The
President elected under these Resolutions
is endeavoring to carry them out. His
own friends, however, hold him back on
the Oregon Question. so that it is proba-
bic that the war may blow over The
Sn6-Treasury bill has passed the House
of Representatives and will, it is said.
pass the Senate. The Tariff NAV or NAV
not go by the board. If both of these
Baltimore ou.rages are perpetrated, the
prosperity and the hopes Of the country
and the people will be blasted and dark
ene1. Or. If The Sub-Treasury bill, with
IFS grinding specie claasc. passes. it will,
u revive the eInphs-ic figure of Senator
hiNc. Of Georgia. ..s;lver the head Of tbs
Young repa5iic with grey hairs. Alb.
Journal.
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BTU AR Y,

Departed this life on Monday the 9th
inst, a few minutes after midnight, Mrs.
JANE kIaMEL, wife of Mr.. Samuel Kim
mel, Merchant, near Stoystown; aged 81
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

u orcE is hereby given TO all persons
"a concerned as legatees, creditors OF
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Registers Office. Tor the county of Som.
erset, and that the same will be present.
ed 10 The Orphans cour; for confirmation
and allowance on Monday, the 25fh day
Of .May merit. al an adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account Of A. III. Philson and
William Johnston, two OF the Execa-
tors Of the estate Of Frederick Oldfalh-
er, deceased.
The account of Samuel Mailer. admin.
isHalor Of Daniel Hafner. deceased.
The account Of, Jahn Cover. admins
TRAITOR de bonis non, with the Will an
uexed Of RgdoIph Urick. deceased.
Tie accom-. OF Christian keim and
.Yosi Biougil. administrators of Samuel
Keim, Sen. decd.
The account OF Jacab Moses and
Abraham Moses. administrators Of Ja-
cob Moses. deed.
The account of William Skunk. ad.
ninislrator Of George Stall. deed.
The account of John Witt and Mi
chsel Hoover. administrators Of Casper
Hoover, decd.
The account Of Jacob Fisher, execu-
tor Of Martin Fisher deed.
The account OF Abrsham Spangler
and Lewis Spangler. administrators OF
Abraham Spangler. decd.
The account of Jacob Lambert and
George Lambert, executors of Elizabeth
Lambert. decd.
The account of David Weimer. admin
istrstor Of Peter Bradford, dec
The account of Samuel Murphy. Esq.
administrator. with the Will annexed of
Thomas Griffith, deed.
w. II. PICKING.
AP. FL 40. Register.
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P0sitire Cheap! Comparative
CheaperH Undoubtedly
CHE.fPEST!!!
War with the British,

ESHE subscriber having purchased
Il ihe entire stock Of lin ware. owned
by Charles A. Kimmel, where he now
intends conducting The manufacturing of
TIN AND SHEET IRON
ware 1iH Somerset, at the shop formerly
occupies! by William r. Srhell. as tin
ner shop, one door west Of G.. Piles Ho-
tel. andonearly opposite The store of ID.
Flick where he intends manufacturing
ware nfeyery description in his line oi
q Y 8 Z " 2 8 Sc
whiciIghe will dispose Of al a small ad-
vance for cash or or time 10 punctual'deal-
ers. His work will be done in a nea, and
substantial manner. persons wishing TO
purchase are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine his stock. By strict al
teniion to business he hopes TO receive
liberal share of public patronage.
Approved country produce will be ia
ken tn9exchange for ware.
OBADIAH KlMMEL.
sp 1856.
n. 3. Conntry merchants wishing TO
purchase ware at Wholesale prices, are
invited 10 call before purchasing else.
where.
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Rife Regiment.

The bill for raising regiment Of
mounted Riflemen passed the United
States House Of Representatives on the
1Ith inst, by vote of l37 70 35. 1t
will no doubt pass the Senate also.
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ee"THE Tribune" is the title Of a
new Whig paper just commenced in Lam
caster, by R. w. Middleton, Esq, tor
merly editor of the Lancaster Union. !"
The paper presents handsome appear
ance. is conducted with ability, and is
published al 81 90 per annum. II
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EnIiSfnlenf&e

The New Orleans Picayfne states that
orders had been received at the different
recruiting stations Of the South to push
forward the enlistment of men for the
ranks of The Army with all vigor, and to
obtain as many soldiers as possible.
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srA part of Mr.. Stewards speech on
Internal Improvements and the Tariff,
will be found on first page; the remain
der will be given next week.
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~ From Washington we learn, that
the debate in the Senate on the Oregon
resolutions was to be brought to a close on
Thursday last.
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Tract of Land.


situate in Br9lhersvally township. Som.
erset county, Pa, containing 206 acres
mere or less; about $50 acres clear, and
about SO acres in mea.iow. bounded BY
lands Of Frederick Hoover, George Hoo
ver.- Solomon Barkley sad others. on
which are erected two story log dwsl.
ling house, and large bank barn and sta
bic. &c. 2 apple orchards on the prsni.
ses,wilh the apper;enances-ss the prop
erty of the said Daniel Hoover, At The
suit of William Hoover.
Also
All the right. tile. interest and claim
OF Jonas Hershberger, Of. in, and TO
certain
ER0g gR or AlNDs
situate in Conemsugh township. Ss-
nlerset county, Pa. containing I99 a.
cres more or less; about 100 acres clear.
10 acres in meadow. bounded by lsnds Of
Jacob Blough. Christian HocksIetler.
VosI BIough. Jacob S. Miller and Peter
Hickman and others; on which are erec-
ted a dwelling house. stable aud barn. =
large apple orchard on The premises,
With the spper;enances-as the properly
Of lhs said Jonas Hershberger, at the suit
Of Abraham Hershberger, 70: the
use of Daniel Fash.
ALSO
By virtue OF wit of Il. Fa. Inqui.
silio5 waived
II the right. title, interest and claim
of James Black. Of. in. and to certain
TR.iCT OF LIND,
situate in Addison township, Somerset
county. Pa. containing i5s acres mere
ar Iess; about SO acres clear, and s5c5ls
scres in meadow. adjoining lands Of Ja-
cob Wilhelm. William Harden and Chris
iisn Fiss. on which are erected twe
story log house. potter BIN. IN apple
orchard and cabin barn with the sppeTte-
nances--as the property Of the said
James Black, at the suit OF Mary
DsEises.
JACOB PHILTPPI, Sh'F.
Sheriff. Ofice. Somerset
ApTTi 3, lS45.
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"Thomas Richie, Jr., and the 9TH
ers that were engaged in the fight which
resulted in the death Of John p. Pleas
ants, have all been tried and acquitted!
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SheriTs Sales.

nY VIRTUE. Of sundry. writs Of
Eb Ceadiiioni Erpo'ias: issned Oat Of
.he Court of Cemrnsn Pleas of Somerset
county. and to ,ue directed. shere viii hs
expased 10 sale at the s0blic Square n
the Borough OF Somerset. on Friday The
Is. day of May next al IU'Clork :. ~.
the following Real Estate. viz
All the right. little, interest and claim
Of Francis Philippi. Of. in, and To-. iwo
Lots of Ground,
situate IN The town uf CenireVilie. htl.
ford township. Somerset county. Pa.
containing one half acre more or lssss
adjoining The clay pike. on the north
Inl Of Jonathan n. Miller and Joseph
Pie on the east. lands Of Abraham IL.
Miller, on the south, and lot Of jacob
G.. Miler's on the west, on which are e
rscted large two story dwelling house.
now occupied as store house, and
stable. with The apperienaHces-ss the
property of the said Francis PhIlippi.
al the sui of Joseph Huffman.
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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES VI. POWER
OF MERCER COUNTY

~Both Houses Of the Legislature
have agreed to adjourn tomorrow, the
22nd.
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The Right of way Bin.

The first section of the Bill to grant
the Right of way to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company passed second
reading in the House of Representatives
on Thursday.
The amendment OF Mr.. Kunkel, proyi.
ding that in case three millions should be
subscribed by the Central Railroad COM
pany, ten per cent paid in, and thirty
miles put under contract by the 30th July,
ls47, then the act to be null and void,
was adopted, yeas so, nays 4s. This
amendment, however, was further amend
ed, requiring 80 per cent of three mil
lions to be paid in; after which the frs
section passed by the following vote
Yeas so, Nays 4s. This vote, i, is be-
lieved, is decisive of the fate of The Bill.
No doubtis entertained fits passage III
this form.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
soSNE1, Fn-

sUNNL4.--.-Fo! 7 ne I!iatDs'
LAST night dear friend had a dream Of thee.
Wrought out Of Love and Music such dream
As when woke wished might lasting be
So pleasant il its passing i did seem:
sat beside thee, that full voice Of thine
Pouring song OF welcome in my ear
While from thine eye dropped TO raine
Those looks Of love which lovers hold most dear
The siler, language FOR the inner ear
Thy looks With every moment sweeter grew,
And sweeter, 700. thy song,-untl fonnd
In each joy as rapturous as true
A eonscioosness that in both sight and sound
confirmation had, Of love which knew no bound.
Ans
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.


Ships Oneida Funk Havre Boyd Hncheu Arcole
Hoodess Narcotics do Montezuma LOWER, Liver
pool. II Marshall; Wellington. Chadwick, London
Grinnel, Minturn g. Co; Bootbsby. McEwen, Glasgow
Woodruff g. Minturn; Cairo. Poor. Liverpool Dennston
Co; Emma Edgard, Amsterdam, Schmidt &Balchen
Sultana Bonker N Orleans, VIM Nelson Southport,
Griffith Charleston, Geo Bulkcy.
Barks Falmouth, Knight Portland; Lorette Fish,
Hickmore, NOreans J Gsger q Co.
Briggs Wakua Milford, Mobile, Johnson Lowden
Proteous, DAHL Rotterdam, Schmidt Balchen Jose.
phine, -. Bremen. ] C Muller g. Co; Emeline, Grade.
st Marks and Key West L Hurlbut Co; Roland,
Ste,ngraph Antwerp Muller d CO. Rainbow,
Church. st, Johns, N B. Winnett Ssml Pot.r Bar.
~, Wilmington.
sehrs Ann, Hopkins, Petersburg J D Rope, Miller,
Wilmington Silas Crane. Johnson Washington
Merrill, Thing Baltimore, w H MAILER. Jasper, Ham
ton, Boston Roe Avery Baltimore, Compliance, Lo-
ring Boston; Martha PHILIPPE, Plymouth Alexander
Oles Newbern Dodge Knapp Alexandria Sarah Lou
ina Eyre Philadelphia Burlington Daney, Charleston.
Shops NJ Thorn. Durfec, Newport New York,
Jones New Haven.
Steamer Black Diamond. Cox Philadelphia.
Barge Delaware, Grape, Philad.
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ARRIVED.

Shin Louisville Hunt 10 ds FIN Orleans, mdse to
Collins Mr. Thos Hickens was missed from the yes
sci the night OF the lfth UT supposed 10 nave jumped
overheard.
teas silks, &c. to Bacon OF Boston
swe bark John Boorman, Westmark' I'm Canton, June
9Th via Batavia 90 ds teas silks, cassia &c, 70 Boor
mnn Johnston * Co. Lett al Macao ship Ackbar Tor
NYork in ~ days July lith, lon l9 IS East spoke BIZ
whaling ship Mary Blasse for London, "a months out
1850 bbls sperm oil
Bark Milton Weeks. 81 ds fun opor,o wine to Grin
nell, Mnturn & Co. Left bark Almra, keazer for New
Yorit, ready Danish brig Pcxnis do do,
Bark Thetis, Collins, DIS i'm Boston ballast TO ORDER
Oldcnburg brig Amozone Helm, SO ds I'm Bremen
rndse, TO Mullen
Brig laramie Thompson, FIN Malaga, sept Is. to Ora
per & Devlin Left Gibraltar Sept Is in company with
the barks Ring. Ann Louisa, Numa Peytons and IVAN
cna for New York
Brig Eliza Lockwood, I'm st Croix, via St Thomas IA
DAYS sugar and mossses. to Benz DeForcst Co Lett
at st Crox brig Henry Lee I'm Nfork disg Lett AT 81
Thomas brig - hence Tor Ncuvtas put IN IN Distress
schr - So DIS I'm Baltimore.
Brig New. Orleans Bramha, DIS i'm Bermuda in bal.
last to Tucker Il Lightburn. spassenecrs Leh brig
Harriet, tor NYork, uncertain.
Columbian brig Desengano. Todd, 80 DIS I'm Apgostu-
"a $500 hides to Maitland Comre & Co. 18th inst, IN
lat SO Ion "a H. spoke schr Thomas Person hence
for Nassau Mp days out, 10th, experienced severe
gale from NV while lying to sprung aeak, was Obliged
70 keep both pumps going to keep the vessel free
Schr Euphemia, Copcs, ~ DIS I'm Bolivar hides &C 10
Oelrichs Kruger Left brig Fairy, OF and fot Phad
10Th Oct uth inst lat 25 S. Ion 90 Is spoke brig
Orleon for Boivsr--wished to be reported
Schr Martha Maria. Reeve, TN NBedford.
Schr Ccylon Babbidge. I'm Thomaston. lime.
Schr Oregon Utter IL d. irA Harrington, Me, lumber
Schr Abbot Lawrence Meeker, Boston mdse.
Schr Friend Crowel, 1 ds I'm Boston mdsc. to J At
kline
Schr Turk. Crowell, DIS I'm Philad, coal.
Schr Pstuxent Underhill, DIS FIN Philad,
schr New Zealand. Poland. DIS I'm phisd coal.
schr Ashland Garlic, 3 de I'm Pht!ad, coal
Schr George Klots - DIS I'm Philad, coal
Schr Fancy Chase 4 DIS fm Boston mdse : w Lewis
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fsaaI Notices
SALE.-Sy

CHERRIES SALE.-Sy vIrcue OF -v-ii of ser IL
- ciss directed s1d oeiiyeFs VII expose . sac
N.cay TIE tl ey o. More luber leSt- y O'clock
II a. Re vestibule the Ctty Hall Of lie Ci;y % New
yurz Al ne right l.tie s-c ateres, O; John A. crr.
tsht he had OF TIE eighteenth OF Feor-A. i5osan.
al-t hur.r-: ara :ory-lys. OF a. acy tine asrwsFd, n
r5ose hands seve he sane Iiay be O. Il SIC % a. nose
SanE n the Tyre.a ale stal WErd OF ne City OF New
YORK AID 40 distinguished IS psf o. bsr.eHi
com-1rs s9 yfch .Ai5 .cs larety Conveyed Known
% r..p OF sad Commons made By C-srss Clinton. .:
Civ OF N.yi Surveyor. - ots numbers -, ~
Is 20 rs5 1874 los s- 67 and los. between e Second
All Third avenues anu between Eighty thsrt aac Eighty
fourth streets which sad E1SP : cIsd peoeler lssi
s-d i. nov On &c n tie oe Of he Register q the tiy
and Co1ty o; NevYcrk: said ioi> each containing IS
80 ore Hundred feet u depth on each side. - The sane
orl O. less and $50 rs right e arc interest o. - a-d
10 Tie adjoining half par; OF The avenues 3r siss on
ryIar he :cerzo,s h-rcdscleuis and sPpnriensnees
hereGnio belonging OF n sn wise a?psrsi.is Sc; e
Office, IN Lber $50 PAGE &C. NM- JONsSr SAei'
THoS. :. PEERS, Deputy Shert.
n. No-kC 18th. O.S idNH"
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SECOND BOARD.
ARRIVED

In 6rsg Eh1G from S, Crotb-Mrs Dlckerson child en
servant Of Washington and Mr. Freeman OF EYork
In bris Deser4Sano, I'm ARsost~c-J Dalton of Broo
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADvsp-lszD I, rHs TRIBUNE BY sFEcl.l Arro.sTxtsr

5I3 Is-d 5e II fGrther >4aoted,
And ell advertisements made under he orders OF the Post
rraster-Genera II newspaper newspapers Of letters
uncaed for any Pcs Oc. sa be inserted n The paper
OF papers the pl1c where lie Office advertising
me- De sloIsted, Srrtng liz LarFert ctrcuIciio7-
Nes5 Pot C5.ee L4-r. pazs=2 Ndrea 5, lSi5-
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DEPAgTuRE OF TRooPs--The Sonth Carolina
lsft yesterday with the detachment. from gort Moule
for Point Isabel. The detachment embarked 4 week
await the arrival Of certain supplies Of clothing Col
Gaes, we understand proceeds 70 New Orleans land
fCharleston Mercury 2ota.
IN" The war with Mexico is capital means Of
using up old steamers They are sod 10 the Soyern
,oens AZ ezorbitsn. prices-sent TO the Gulf OF
Mexico and ba Others then required TO take their
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miscellaneous.

EXECUTORS, SALE OF valuable Real Estate 10
ILihe City OF Sev-York, by WILLIAM Fl. FRANKLIN,
Auconeer-The subscribers Executor and ENecutTN OF
me VIII OF john Brown deceased Will sci! a. Public
tenth day of next twelve O'Clock At noon, the
followed described Real Estate belonging 10 the estate Of
the said tesAior:
First-The good tyvo story brick front dwelling House
Frankorl-st known No - FrHnkforst the oi being
- feet inches in width in front FranSorst y feet
inches In width in the rear sud IN length ON each side los
feet inches
Second-The tso story frame House ard Store and Lot
OF Land situate the Souihwestery corner OF Chrysue
ana Walker sis known as No 29 Waiker-st The Lot be-
ing . inches in width IN front on Waiker-. . feet
inches width In The rear, and n depth on each side %
feet
Thrd-The two story frame dwelling House and Lot OF
Land Joining he last above described known a. No U7
Walk-rs the lot being feet inches in width IN front
each side 51'ieeL
Fourth-The good two story brick dwelling House and
Lot Land Joining the last Ebovs described known
No 2 WskersL the being - feet IL inches II width
in Wakers - feet inches in width 10 The rear
and in depth each side - feet
Fiith-The handsome three story brick House and Lot OF
Land situate the Soulhery side OF East Broadway and
known A. No. 5iU East Broadway CONTAINING a feet ~
width in front and and in length on The esiery SIDE
30 feet, and the EAstrr!y SIDE ~ ee lncht De Inc
same dimensions more or less.
TEgMS-Ten per cent cash and the AGcuoneers fees 10
be paid the day OF sale The balance eileen DAYS mere
after when the deeds Will Be delivered Iwo-lards Of
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage on
the premises for three years, 3; seven per cent interest
For farther particulars respecting the properly inquire
either OF The subscribers, OF ISAAC DA1IUN No
Nassag-sI EDGAR KyTCHUM. No 90 Nhssaust or
WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN. Aucttoreer No 10 brosd-sL
SAMUEL DAYTON. No. y Ma-kei-st Executor,
RACHEL BROWN No. 2O5 Walker.s;- E1ecaTix.
all. \FyIn
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TNHE kNICkEKBOUkEK Fire InsuThnce UOn
/ pans (ate the MulusD OF New rork-Capi!a SlS0VO
Oice 30 81 Wa-sL-rhc Legislature OF this State al ia
late passed changing the corporate name OF
The old Mutual Insurance Company ut the Cry of New
York - To the kncketbocker Fire Insurance Company 81
Nsw-Yof1. All future business Of that Corporation Will
therefore be transacted under It's new name
Il may he well add by way OF explanations that the OLD
Mutual Notwithstanding it, title In fact Stock
Company having capital nj paid and securely invested,
and thar the change Of Obtained prevent mis-
apprehension on that point.
Th, Company continues insure agsins, loss or damages
By favorable terms a. similar Institutions IN ths
city. DIRECTORS
George Ireland John Gray, b. c. latners!eJ;
John Oohoul, Bolts Moore, Chas T. Leyerch,
Geo Arcuarius, RO6't c. Wetmore BENZ De roresi,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, WIN Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher RLey,
George COnk!in Adam NorrIe, A!eNr Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, VIM T. Lean
Robert L. Stuart, Anthony Charlton w lIan broWnlnS'
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. r. MCDONALD Secretary.
New. FORK May 10. 1876. ELY eOdu