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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
ORGANS AND PIANoFORTES.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the many fsvors
conferred upon him. has the honor 10 inform his friend
and pupils and the public generally that he has made
With the celebrated manufacturers 10
this city by which he enabled 70 furnish The most supe
rior usrunens AZ wholesale prices warranted TO with
stand the influence q any climate Organs Of every SIZE
f,om $500 TO $4,000. Reverend gentlemen building
churches and ia want Of Organs, will save themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos Ia
rosewood cassr octsyes from $50 70 500; q and u
from 800 to $3.50; from sj25 10 $50 The In
strumens will always be carefully packed under his own
Inspection. 80 ths they will reach their destination
whether by snd water IN perfect safely aud In tune ne
iIl s.ect az heretofore instruments from any maker In
the city that his friends may desgnste Please direct to
tie subscriber st 40i Pesr-st " Y. WIN ANDRE,
formerly Professor OF Music II Mount ST. Mays
College, Emuiisburg, Nd. now Of st Johns
College, fordhan, N. Y.
For the benefit Of those who not personally acqusn
ed with him he refers the following gectlsmen The
most Rev Arch Bishop Of Baltlmorei H. Rev Bishop
Purcell Of Cincinnati Rev John McCafrey, Prest. Mt
81 M,ry. College Emmitsburs; very Rev DR. Thsbaud,
Prest 81 Johns College Fofdham; Robt. 81. BLACKWELL,
Astoris l. Alfred Lsroque Eco. Montreal Csnsds-
nj Inn
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Law Courts.

uStfrp sr.rr, Covxr-Bsfors Judge Bsits Peter
,>A~,s. ne SAP Maisrs Libel against = Lysrpool
packet t. recover about 500 johnson having boo
cook of tho vessel Eos defence ssd that Johnson
had fsrfei,ss hs ~sses. In consequence o. ~.
Ss.y ssS 20 be inearrd IL appear. shout 50 lbs
of nrsd tobacco Was found under me noe, ' VIZ
sa,y, hs custom nouis ,,ess,,s.m No person tw.
said, ba, the eo9s had any rshi 10 tne ~. go. nl.osd
the hey Of II In reply wa. dsn,ea n.ints Mr.
Mash; tot defendant Mesns Burr bened'e' ana o'eo'
sc,s,,, covsr-spsetal Term Before Judge Ed
~ s,sam.nt was continued in the case Of
rou~r o. al Carn5 81 al restivs to the VII OF me
late Mt George Rspeye q $40 bto.awS NJ Gsnhsr
enjoyed with her while she lived, several thousand
dollars year from ths eststs Ihs pss'en. SoS't9vs
OF Mr. X shall have the property or those me
toned in the will II the latter, one young LADY included
in will be entitled to about million oil ooilas 10 DC
continued.
Cncvrr CouRr-Before judge Edvsrds-POrter q
Ballard VS. William Jones Ssr,G-Action which was on
before P 4 g. obtained Judgment In suit on trover
sssp., Mr. Bend on which execution issued, and Mr.
gave surety not TO leave the CITY -Four or hve asy'
shsrwars, however he was seen oy eeis OF H.;
family Action brought for what Is called escape Pot
In es.y to recover the amount o. the 20,
q, three points were up for defence Verde, for plain
tis."Fsl pisintia., Mr.. L ". Marsh and Mr. n P Has,
tngs; for defendant Mr. Blunt ana messf' Dlo"n s"u
Matthew'S
CouRT OF COMMON fLEAs.-ps'O 'nnutII ~
Jar,d L,nA,ler vs. Chrlstophsr L<drorn-Dr L. II rs
80 ..a, In the upper part Of the City, but was called
on eon.ulston TO The lower psrt be turned his dear
horn or wagon from Broadway into Reetorst the rum
of Grace Church then occupying much OF the sIse',
pile OF brick taking up large extent lie w'heo 20 go
10 pty-plsce but arriving there was met py anoheI
Physcian in a wagon coming up Neither eoolo ps''
s.S other on account Of large milk WAGON ano nor e
.tsndipg directly Trinity place ana no person VIZ
ST. b l. go out Of his wagon, backed the nilkwsson
800 ana was about 70 return his vehicle, whsn
NJ, I.dworth who owned the milk wagon, came rom
xrhO had meddIed with MS morse
80 bs.b LANGUAGE and placed his horse again direct
ssro.s the street saying he had rsht to be there sne
would stay there He called the Doctor BY some IaIo
names The street by this time, had become oioekeo
bD cher vehicles Finally Mr. L. wss induced TO yiela
"a pssssd through Trinity place, srordins an oPehlg
NJ brings the present action 10 recover Damage io te
detenton and the IN language &c. For defence ~ WIS
said that Dr. IN backns the horse upset MIX ket.
which caused Mr. L. be- put out, and hst the wnoe AZ
80; .cnnisd but fe niautes. To Be continued this
forsnoon-For pltL Mr. N. B. Hoxe, for DIT Mr. Jas T.
Brady.
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BOOK TRADE.
JUST PUBLISHED,

DART XVI BAiihwaites ReiiosPset OF tAeleAi men
1 iainn aud surgery hsify eaIit Journal c,nAlnlnt
rnent in n. Nsdic. sceuc. The design Of this wot
10 collect and present % The practitioner ooeS IN ossy
six months Asuconct and reliable dis-s, OF su.n ~,
euec in any part Of the world, wiihin that ufne ana
that too, 40 nearly possible In tho lansuNe pi 'ho.
reference 20 th. work any physician may have Al h'
command At tfihng cost, foil and complete 'uih.J
q all that and valuable IN the Medlch Wofia 49,
1t bisaf either to the expense labor ~
searchn % through the various journals ana now me'o'
works that are being daily issued r. .
Terms-The first 10 Nos or eight years - per Sossi
thereafter 81 ~; single Nos. - ets nvalAh'J IN al
,u.,, l. -. d,
Julv and January OF every wear and repuoshed IN Nc"
vi 10 nam DANlEL ADEE. l07 Fultonst
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MARINE JOURN A L
PORT OF NHWYORK.

Arriyed-Bsrk Burel, (of Bristol, Rl Mcintyre, ga
ysrpsh ds 3S5 bales cotton to Hill, z4I DO 10
Rrishan Csrhart, $50 chs rice 10 De Forrest 20
Bark Mary Kendall, Croker, Havana 10 d. 1910 %s
sugar q Robert Williams. 49,,
Brig Versailles (of Warren, Ri PendIeton, NOflssns
10 d. sugar, 10 Haven Co. 90, ~. ~
Rris Diriso, (of seville Harding, ssvsnills Fe5 49,
sehr Esther Eliza Card EsstpOt 10 d. atb end plaster
TO Smith q BoyDton. -. -, IL.
Scbr Ann Denmsu, Potter, ThomastoD, Me- Dc, lime
IN master ..
schr Isabella Davis Portland ds, lumber, to master
Schr w Candy, Townsend, Plymouth, NC, DIS, corn
TO Brown De Rosset. -,
schr swallow Allen, Plymouth Mass De, ash, master
Schr New-York Goodsel, Boston d. mdse, to Dayton
Scbr Excel Lowell, Boston 10 d. mdse, &c Atkins
schr Ellen Brown, Boston DE- mdse, to Foster NICK
erson. ,.,.
schr Marietta, Barker Boston 4 d. mose, to Atkins
sa,led-ships Wellington London Botlinguer, Liver
pOol: GrItrude. do.
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LOCEE'S
IaBor o. AoIrer and Douchf Bah,
FOR cEsrLEMEs, LADIES AsD CHILDREN


FOR GESrLEMEs, LADIES AsD CHILDREN
No 81 Ann-st. New-Yort.
THIS BATH IL scknowcdged by all who have used T.,
to be superior anything manufactured for tbs
purpose took the premiums az the Fairs II the Amer
can institute and the late State Fair Saratoga Y
snd 81 the Rensselaer, Co Fair held at Troy " Y, In
competition with several others aud 10 highly
mended by the most scientific men.
IL forms ornamental piece Of furniture for bedroom
may b. used bathing tub. Douche Bath, hip sitz
BAH or shower and Nepor Bath, particularly
the latter u smade perfectly tight az the b retain
the steam and protects the whole apparatus from drs aud
90 arranged with hooks this. when used for bathing
purposes II is very convenient wardrobe for ade,
ggntemens IL occupies ~ or - niche. square on
the oor and weighs 6j pounds when Baess baths Of the
same size weigh rs thus rendering II movable with per-
feet from room 10 room.
The construction q the Bath 10 sush that The mos, deli
cate female manage Il with perecteese The foun s
lowered 10 receive the wser by small crank, which Gan
be turned by child u ia then ased and retained AZ any
required hight f1r child. sdyor gentleman. The bath IL
administered by pulling small cord, which opens valve
In the bottom Of the fountain and may be closed az pleas
uTe thereby enabling lady Of nervous temperament 70
take from one 70 i've gallons at a time.
10 may be- converted into simple medicatcd vapor
bath by attaching small apparatus with spirit lamp.
which l. sold with the bath II required
Manufactured and sold, whol~saic and retail. by
JOHN LOCKE 81 Ann.st Now-York
Prices range from - 10 SIS. Steam Generator, with tie
Appearances s. Pc AZ stance desiring farther In
formation relative 10 size, style of finish and prices can,
By addressing the subscriber b. furnished with circular
Containing particulars Hiawtf
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
From rAs lpasiinl Nation.

From rAs lpasiinl Nation.
SICILY.
In thundsrs in the esssn
rlamAs Anens the h''h
IA sctvalns With ssa'e'rs I'M Nv '"' Nf
Ana l.aps In lnssntsin RUS
IN. ,,.ss,ms news 10 him who te,ter
s.'',s Ca, ss,,. has rent her isspots chains
M az, sas .SsAsa vm her eeAusscm mAnS'ed ersS'
Ne ,,.,.Ssss vulsar~ wssA ~ cns hath wr0ash, nsf
s ssl, ssr ,ran,s strength AMI all his hrelins
49, 49, "a 20 rsv<sem at The nAnairn sraves.
ss.r,. a, France rslcc. your seal Is ncsrly wen
- 49,, 81. ali sal essias The ilfey. Reyne and Loo
49, .sess, s>S. ssunder sn. ~ only won't ee nee
A, womsns aeeSs and lava words
Tho soul ~ Freedom came.
Ho SicAsA's breast OF beauty
Rhiss Oh lktnas hear; OF hamei
VISA ~ ss'~ tile need !
Nav wa sssa eur charging columns In their sores; bat
ysar 'resess paus Is dancing mid our 'S'"'"' ''''N'
-, ,ses.-ss srcae a, last, that foreigner phalsnx,
Aas new 70 tend the wounded Beauty aes win anxious
-. ,,vs,.s. proasess Of the land holy and 80 meek
Ys aaus asrs isr Of r Ireland will 70 be good and w.e
wle w bird ue yesr ecunrys wounds and soo'ne nei
s.. ,r ssr yOrr iirsu,ens hearts; for unto you be-
ne rss, IA allen fashions spite, 70 weep your country
wrvueS
II peals scross the waters
like the ehne Of marriage bells
Tire blessed winds musical
with holy Angels spells
The sssssa winds that winged the news that stout fse'
MOS
Nav. ,rsmpsa alien tyranny despite s CALVES and guns
m, tree their landther native and-the peasant and the
peer -
tn,s-nc MAI ssss seashness pale distrust Is here
49,, liard's there
Seaman Greek blood minslns with the NormAns span
-, 80 land
Today tney know one common foe, one common iaioei
Inste We tseeYS In this land like them for naive fs"'
o. seas Of msrtyrsd Ireland, unite unite, unto :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

- FOR SALf-A river farm on the bay Of Newoufsh
- containing about so acres. The house, (which 10
double) the outbuiliing and Faces new. The
place contains variety Of fruits aud grapes and the view
from the house is unsur passed For particulars inqars
EDW'D X. SUTTON, 70 William-st or on the premises
Of 4 5 BARRETT. mil 2sw3w'
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BOARDING sCROOL-Irviug Institute, Ts5r5'
Dtswn. n. Y-The Sumner Term Will oPen on .,4u
day this Of May with and improved oTganizauon
Of the classes Juvenile Department embracing yovuE
lads and eisht II age, will be esso-hea I'D
connection with the Institution. Ill, T.
The attention Of parents and guardians respectH "a
vited The pam phle Circular for this year fob
Of any of the patrons Of the Institute OF Cark Aun
pas Broadway. or VI the undeTsigned; . ~.--,,
NIB Tie Closing Exhibition Tor the present term VIII
be held AZ the institute Friday Sst Maren on me ar
rival Of the morning steamboat which leaves foot OF Cna
bersst a coss An The public are rsSpestily IN
y{t-s 10 attend NIL 3l
TaaY rEHGOI1-Under the direction Of the Ladies
Dof the Sacred Heart, l34 Bsecker cor Leurensst
The Ladies Of the Sacred Heart have the honor o. IL
forming their friends thst they have accueseed TO then
kind request the establishment Of day school In the
city Of New-YOrk
The system of Education will be pursued or the same
plan that adopted in all the houses Of the Sacred Heat
The l-die, will be prepared 10 receive pups on the
Goth March.
No child Gill be received under six years of are, nor
above thirteen 49,.
TERMs-Ei.pen ueets 70 The Qaartfr-Tuition, 80 per
quarter ia advance; French, s., DO Music, $40. do
Drawing and Painting 10 water c0ors So do. mis- I'm
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CLOTHING.


,,tpoDTaNT TO TuE PUBLIC ~ No
iELROY 90. - bfoad~sJ opP"'lH .ps Ais rYanS
.od veil .ssortfsnt Of ready made Oyefeoas ara
Cloaks, alec. Youth. and Boys Clothing ol syeiy yhsy
~ color and cloth. which they are now soiiins eN'
their ODD set bsns dispose of " STOCK on hsnd be'os
tho last Of Fsb'sayn order to aAs I9J 80, We
"a, "a a. i.A.t W per cent lower than any establish
fneut u this character AID ssnllhf h ho Guy M
nEADy-uADE GARnkNT-.-Ws are nov sell
IL ing our extensive stock OF feadY'mshe ose'1ost'
49,. afe,, And frosk coats, pantaoons vests, boys
..eks df-saing towns Ec with alss1 "'oluhn ,
style fancy DIRE" articles eonpf'ns ID ~ oe, cent
hn or usu. o prices. in order 70 reduce STOCK PRIOR
70 the en- puation Of present. eopsftoerhlp rsp
lho.s rsSalI1ss SO wM r JENNINGS co.
"" Sgs 23i Broadway. American Hotel.
THE SPRING TIME or TIE YEAR Is COMING
NraTIRE BEINC. about 70 chanr- her dress ~ put
ns an new and CAV attire, Man viii nAturaly io'o~
hereKam PIE and throw OF the seedy sulsoi =" f
therefore who wish TO appear IN rev ana ~ ,i.
men, Spring wear which Will Do m ace ~ pa e' - 49,
hsu ~ auy other house In town Tno'e IN hurry
Sr suit Of fine clothns can I'D them resdy made OF
beautiful wofkmanshp aud VI the latest G9t ~ '1o
not 10 be undeIsold :. " ILL ILL. 80 s,t.h
CLOTHs, CAs>IMERRS, vestirEs, &c. BY the
Cpece or pattern a. low a. hey can re Poosnt "a ts
80 he relied upon As the most fashionable goods. a. 23l
Bro.d~sy Iu,22l JENNINGS co
EIRsT QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS
compri,ns sprirg overeoats' cress aha u,cN 49,
PI nS s'0O"' JENNINGS a co.
IIIRST QUALITY ready made Garments, eompria-
dress and ffocs costs panslo9es GusGs''
coat. : C. At 93l Broadway. VIM T.JENNlN6s co
IGOR GENTIElIEN'@ WEAR large assert
n,nt OF New Goods for Spring wear A. 81 brooowsy
American Hotel MAJ JfNNlrOs W.
EXTRA SIZE Black SIX aud Kid Gloves at 81
nil WM JENNINGS < co
SPRING OyERCOATs, Zephyr Cloth, Cashms'
- retis aud TweeGs 20 81 Broadway.
r,4 WIN e. JENNINGS 4 co.
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SCHOOLS.
poARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

ry,HE MISSES sEDGwlCk will on the fret Of May
Il remove tbeif bosrdns aud day school from A. West
To 325 Ninth few youna ladies'
can he accommodated. NJ 81
DOAROING sCHOOL-HEMPsTEADs SIENNA.
DRY Hempstoao, L. l. on branch Of tho l.. J. Railroad
D mile. from NewYork-Ths Institution has one Of the
most desirable locations in the country for boarding
school II Ia perfectly healthy, and In Summers refreshed
BY the breeze There precpces nor deep water
near endsns-T the lives Of the pupils The baidins 10
and c0mmodioBs having been erected purposey Tor
school is sufcistty retired from the villsse
and ha. large Fairgrounds adjoining fitted up with gym
nascs The institution has ohemic. apparatus sumo ent
forordnary experimenting has good library End ASPEN
did cabinet Of minerals slso reading room The school
and the house which under the root are condue
ted upon plan embracing good degree OF system Great
pains taken train the pupils 10 nsbits OF Application
obedience And rood order The discipline kind but hrm
The branches taught 10 addition 10 The common kngh
branches those necessary 10 no pupils FOR the counting
house for business generally, or for college, A. parents
wish iucud the French Language, higher branches OF
Mathematics Chemisry Natural Philosophy, Music; Sc
Parents wishing select school are resi- esNuy
solicited 70 examine still farther the lndueements the
Hemp.fesd Seminary offers for their patronage Ihey
will find pamphlet circulars containing All necessary IN
formation ia relation the school 8; bookstore
an Broadway Clark Austins, 40 Broadway hsynoI
bookstore 70 Bowery sud at Mr. Chsmbernls store 81
C.darst The Principal during the month Of Apr can be
seen At Broadway Terms SIS year. hiss Dunn the
daughter Of the Priuc pal will take few yourg mfse
into the Seminary % board snd instruct The next term
wi commence the first OF May - =, r., 49,,
rn25 1.v4ws. NATHANIEL DUNN. a. NJ. Prinei pal
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
lCounfy OF NewYork notice Is hereby given TO ell per
sous having claims against MARY LYNCH. late Of the
City OF Newiok deceased TO present the with tho
vouchers thereof the subscriber, at his office, No 40
Monroe-st In the City OF New-lork, on or before the
OF Novem't. 1871. mis- lAw6m' WILLIAM SCOTT, FIX.
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ORR SPLENDID CORPS OF REPORTERS.
HsS 10 is report OF meeting Of Gsrmsn Republicans
last evening, has the following
.Inna erie. for Foosch Fooseh were then m ade'
Mr.. Foosch. German gentleman, famous ior MS e'O'
enence. then came forward
Poor man to falln the hands Of the Herald Inc gen.
ueman's real name was "Furst"
Frsr-A fire was discovered in the house NO.
COS Hudson.st. tho apartment Of lady named MIS-
Williams BY ocers Van werst and Clark, who gained an
arsnce through the second story window and succeeded
In asrssting i.s progress Mrs. Williams was seriously
burned and her clothes and rockinschar consumed The
ere occurred ct about O'Clock this morning.
n In the case Of Honora Shepherd, who was
tr:sd on Wednesday last an indictment for passing
sou srfet money the Jury, this morning after being
locked up about 20 hours came into Court aud stated
tia. they were unable upon VERDICT and ere
therefore discharged from farther confederation Of the
subject
escape PROM SUFFocATIoS.-Last night at
sbou. IL o'clock four narrowly escaped sufocanon
Sos 0.s them from their
lehsrgy In time to their lives Their names were
JEFF Bessley, w Connoch, and John and Chsle' Farrell
EXTREME DEsrITUTIoS OF CHILD H. Burn
ham boy about nine years old, was found In the street
child said he had no parents his mother being dead about
six months since which tins he existed charity beg
sns vietuss from Door to door, and At night cawed
into grocery charcoal box such place TO sleep
He sent the Commissioners Of the Aims House to
be taken o.
SPECIAL SrssIoSs-GeorgeF itzsmmons, chsrg'
Cd with stealing twenty yards Of carpet from Morris COS
ling wss tried and Judged guilty Margaret bren
nan tried for stealing shawl the property Quinn
found guilty-but Judgment suspended. VIM Adams
for violent assault and battery his wife, Catharne
Wa semi 20 the Penite nt.ry for months Laurence
Clinton boy was found guilty Of stealing some trhng
articles from b. Sherwood ard consigned to the House Of
Rsf,se Ceores Wilson for stealing piece OF Alpaca
from Edward Merrl Pepite ntisry months. Ann Hill
for petit larceny Penitentiary 50 days.
PoLIcE-Rufus r. Lee was arrested on bench
warrant on an Indictment for forgery Patrick Gslgsn
arrested q charge Of stealing basket Elizabeth
Campbell was arrested charge Of petit arceny-The
following were also arrested Ann Stafford for stealing
wssh tub from Catharine Whitaker VIM. mpton for
stealing copper sphes Benjamin Franklin, for stealing
fowls from John Peterkin Bridget Regsn, for stealing IS
ysrds Of calico from the store Of r. Phillips No 1862
Chatham ct; Mary Ssntry for stealing Sc from John A.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

'I'AXEs-ISt7.-Pabhe notice 10 hereby rivsn to all
persons who have omitted 20 Pay their taxes Tor the
year a. TO pay the same 20 AZ my Office before
the day OF Apr ists after which date interest viii he
emerged upon all taxes remaining unpaid ~ the rate OF u
p,r cent psrsnnum aeuated um ihe 18th day OF Oco-
Der. tsfi, To tina day 81 paymen. Ohce hours tom NJ
tDsP NJ Oaics Receiver Of Taxes New City Hall srk.
SMITH DlfNNiNO Receiver of T~xes
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Legal. NOTICES.

CONTROLLER's OFFICE, State OF NewYork.
N-The AMERICAN BANK, OF Hayviie. Chsntauque
Co has this day filed in this office notice Of the appoint
ment Of NELSON ii. SIMANs, Bowefy New York
City Agent for the redemption it, circulating notes.
together with revocation OF the appointment OF +. p.
James 80 Wallet New York such agent, agreeable 70
the act entitled An Act relating to the Redemption of
Bank Notes" passed May I. l840.-serch Is. 1913.
MP fW WILLARD FlLbMOkE, Co trolier.
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's'HE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Con

Fs,UE MUTUAL 8ENEFIT Life Insurance Coz
1 pany-Oace II Wsll.sL-fhisinstuIionb distinguish
Oh by ne following pecuiarities -,
lst When he premium ir over $50 annually one fourth
NAV he paid In cash. and three fourhs In secured noe
Il months bearing SIX cent interest or may be
paid hslfyeRFly quarterly or monthly.
od Psrsons take life policies and paying 50 per cens Of
premium ia cash ard those taking policies for shorter
periods and paying per cent In cash, may give er '
diyiausl notes for the balances n Satisfactory 20 ne on
Gers There annual dividend Of PROFITS made 10 me
insured.
Tic business Of the Company has been unparalleled our
inc the tme Of It's existence TO the lsi Of August, 1917
IA monhs) AGO policies had been Issued and after paying
a sac. and expenses there remained net capital OF
over $4,000 Statements OF the business and al other
papers the Company may be bad by applying al The oe
al he COMPANY ii Nsll-sl Hew-Yors
DIRECTORS
gs,h Low JohnA Underv ood ,Fhos p. Segnr.
Wrn A y PentT Wrn H. Mott Edw. Anthony,
Henry McFsrsn Robl L. Patterson, VIM NJ. simpson
Ch,s hsctnett Andrew SSnelling ,Iewii G. Grover.
ROBT. L.. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. @. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. H. LoED, Agent.
Ialiy from $50 O'CLOCK
yiLFETIsE MORT, NJ. D.
Jas. Vas RRSsWLAss,H ". D.
az 2u7b&Nr Medical BOARD Of tOHsulihnof
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poAne AND RAILROADS.

A MaNTTAL or ROAD.MAKiNG: Comprising the
A pseipies and practice Of the Location Con'ructloa'
AID Improvement Of Roads, Common Mac Adam, PsVsd
plapk Iel and Railroads. By W. NJ gillespie A. NJ
P,rf-ssor Of Civil Fugiueerfng in Union College
From tho American Railroad Journal -,
The -Hys OF the suthor sound snd praeuea $50
,basd he rad BY the people throughout the entire
length and breadth II the land We Ie0e.i "a a
this Manual the psrusal Of every TAX payer lot io
sing and 10 the Young Of the country a. they Will
6od u.sfn infor,Aou ia relation % each depatnen OF
adakiug which viii surely be useful 70 ther IN Aitsi
IN. TIE Second Edition Of this popular wofs u Jnst
published by A .. BARN., -,
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Erreurrrr.-oo the 10th. in the Canada Legis.

asure, Mr. H. J. Boaon, Sir John Cobornes Attorney
General presented from Lord Elsin by Offering
IL 10 Speaker Norm, when loud heard Of from
the bar" The Speaker took the message however and
said that such had been the custom but the old Speaker
stood at the bar. Sir Robert Peel when he had Message
to deliver went to the bar and stood there resting his ell
boz until he caught the Speakers eye, when he de-
hvsrsd the Message and that Of course was the only
proper position.
Speaker NORM supposed he would allow Mr. Boulton TO
deliver the Message from his place and about 20 read
H. when loud cries OF from the bar" stopped him, he
hssded the Governors Message back again to Mr. Bouon
ian old gent emsn OF very smsl stature native be
hsye OF tho State Of VermouI) who amid great laughter
west 70 the bar and stood there resting his H. 10
imitation Of What Sir A. MNab had described be the
manner Of Sir Robert Peel; then, making very formal
oe.sAnee to the Speaker and the House. he stated that
had hessase from His Excelleney and proceeded amid
laughter and applause, to place the same in the Speakers
banda
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