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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

him. There was formidable opposition
here. The popular branch of the Govern
ment were propably averse TO the war, and
the opposition to it was formidable on all
sides.
Mexico, in his judgment, had of right Ia
ken exception to the extraordinary terms Of
our Government. The whole of New Mex
leo and California were demanded then,
and by the Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Relations, no doubt speaking for
the Executive. The President had gone
further and assumed that all this territory
was ours, and that we had a good title to
the whole of it. This was against all in
ternaiional law, and all sense of right. No
proud nation, with spark of honor. could
submit to such claims as these. Mexico was
compelled to submit to degradation. We
said 10 her 1--WE will keep what we have
got, and get what we can"
The history of the Texas Revolution was
given in some detail, to show that Texas had
not the undisputed claim to the Rio Grande,
or to the country of Tamaulipas. To Tam
aulipas, Texas had no claim whatever. The
Revolution of Texas and Coahuila gave no
good claim 10 this province. The territory
was held to be in the possession nof both
parties. and therefore disputed territory.
Mr. Butler was willing to make the Rio
Grande a boundary as an ultimatum. He
would then allow her the right of propos
ing a line TO the pacific, and he would ac-
cept ii if he conld. All the territory we
wanted would fall into our possession. We
could not make too great sacrifice 10 pro-
cure peace. Speaking as southern man
merely he might be willing to push Mexico
to a war Of conquest. There would be a
good country for slave labor south of 32o.
lie had no idea that any shareholders would
90 north of this line; but Mr.. b. signfed,
very strongly, that the Southern men were
not to be shut out of the country if a war
of conquest was persisted in. The country
north of the Sierra Madre he had no doubt
Mexico might surrender with great advan-
tage to herself Mr.. Butler wished to know
why the President did not take the line he
meant to keep, and hold it. He could do no
more two years hence than now.
He would rather have no territory at all
than TO carry out the magnificent designs OF
gentlemen on this floor. 1t was folly to ab-
sorb such country in our own-to exhaust
such nation into the healthy veins of a
Republic like this.
Mr.. Buffers mind seems 10 be deeply i'm
pressed with the consequences Of the war
and with the urgent necessity for peace
He spoke with great feeling and great intel
gence, and hoped earnestly that the war
would be brought to steady termination.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

No. As N. Main Street,
Corner of Eighth Street and Franklin Avenue
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Fresh Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Otls, Dye'StrDS'
Window Glass, Glassware, Soaps.
pERFUMERY, AND PATENT MEDICINES
Cheap for Cash.
St, Louis, October 10th, lS47. 32-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Benjamin Ill. EwcEnbly,
Alto N L Y A I l. A W,
vxyIJL, practice in the Courts of Howard
" Randolph, Charlton and Carroll counties.
oT.rOfice on the west side of the Public Square
Fayette, Howard Co Mo-, May I'd, 1877. SLY
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SCHOOLS.


MECHANICS SOCIETY rCHOOL.-Ths
vi Institution. situated ~ Broadway, and extending
through 10 Crosbysf viii be reopened on MONDAY. tie
9Th day Of August The location j. central and easy ui 40
ccss from al. part Of he CITY
The course Of instruction n tbs Institution u fno-l
thorough and practical character, and designed not only
cultivate and expand the Intellectual powers bat also 70
enhghen ne mind and improve he heart 90 a. emneniy
to qualify he pupils FOR future usefu.ness
The Male Department wl te under The ilnuediai err
vision 0fMr James McEhgou, g. Principal, ass.-d by
other Teachers al of whom both hy aens and ex-
penence well qualified discharge the important duiies
which have been ininsed 90 them
The Female Department vii continue under The charge
Of Miss Mary Y Bear Principal assisted hy sN other
young ladies' all OF whom. no. only by heir superior men
ial end0wmen and literary sainmcui- hui also Ply heir
hgh moral character. afahIe and saoe department and
pleasing manners. are peculiarly qualified % have he
charge II those young ladies' who may be- placed l The In
siuu0n.
The system u teaching n this Institution is by sepsrse
Departments. n Coegc--cach Teacher having Ell
charge Of all pupils who pursuing any parcu-
Jar branch u study.
TIE two Departments entirely distinct snd dsc01-
necied-he entrance % the Female Department being from
Broadway, and haio the Male Department from Crosbys
Application Tor admission into either n The Departments
may be made 10 he Principal, or 10 any q he following
named gentlemen. who compose the SchoO. Commute
Henry 7. ingalls,. Geo " Fsrntam, Thomas Earle,
Linus W Stevens ]. T b Maxwell. q. c. ChaTdayoyne,
James Morris. William Brady, Francis ?. schoals.
John Z. Moore George EndicOt James Phyfe
iy2 I'm LYMAN COB 3, sec'yuf School Committee.
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A CARD.

INHE CITIZENS OF NETWORK are respectfully in
L formed that they obtain Mrs klDDERS far-fsmed
ChOlea-mOfbus Dyseniery and Dsrhra Cordial Of the
following named dru gsss Rushon Clark Co 10 Broad
yyay and 10 Aston House, C. H. Ring. 9l Broadway;
A. Mesklm- 81 Broadway; j. a. l. Coidngion, sos Hud-
son-si; Delluc Co Park-row and 58 Broadway Eu-
gene Dupuy. coo Broadway; II T. kiersied 30 Broad
way; james Weir @i8 Grand-si. The Cordial l. well
known and generally used that long story Is uuneces-
sary II any unacquainied with H. they obtain
cuiurs of the agents thai will give full directions for msuag
ng these diseases In every and form Il adapted 10
the youngest child or he Oldest person, and the severe
the disease the better opportunity You have for Witnessing
The wonderful power The Cordial possesses Physicians
have looked on their dying patients with wonder and
shneul seeing them revive and become restored when
the last spark Of life seemed be pickering and all hope Of
recovery hsd fed. MRS + KlDDER
and
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Tuy NORTH CARoLISA REGINENr - VIRGINIA.
The Noy,ik Beaooa says The four companies Of the y
z Regiment under command Of Lieut. Col Fsgg and
Major stokes now II Old Point orderly aud Inc
iookiac set Of men We heard it remarked with pride
y one Of the officers Of the Regiment that none Of bis
men were seen drunk or disturbing in any wsy the
quiet Of the neghborhood in which they were. They
hsd cheerfully borne the exposures perls and priva
tons Of the camp In the service Of their country, and
were only awaiting honorable discharge IN or
der % return - their hOmes
A RAiNBOw At NIGHT-We witnessed 4 sin
GUAR phenomenon few nights ago. The moon. In the
south east about - degrees above the horizon and
the opposite part Of the heavens there appeared for
several minutes beautiful rainbow distinct through
the middle Of the arch being about 81 or - degrees
above the horizon. It was near o'clock Pm.
lCOburg (C.W) Provinciaist 9th.
RoBBERY-A hand on board Of a canal boat this
morning stole from the captain go and going ashore
entered grocery and commenced counting the spoils
The Captain entered and laid hands on the money and
wallet when the rascal struck him down regained hs
plumber and Wa or Tho bystandcrs did not interfere,
but let the fellow escape. ALBANY Atss 18th.
FIRE ~ ToRoSrO.-The oi-cloth factory. occu-
pied by MrThem on Queenst was destroyed by fire on
Friday night last By some cNerton the IRE was con
hned % the building where il originated. Mr. Them 8
loss Is about 1900 partly covered BY an insurance.
Examiner 18th.
- newfoundland papers 70 the 9th July
speak eucouragngiy OF the crops Oats and Barley
promised b yield fully an average crop. AZ 70 Pota-
toes previous failures o. the crop caused serious ap-
prehensi0ns Wheat has been extensively sOwn on the
island with view 10 fair trial 10 that soil and eli
mate II the experiment proves unsuccessful it, cult
walton Is % be abandoned.
~ Two barns belonging 10 Hon. James d..
Green Al Maiden Mass. destroyed by ire on satur
DAY last. The barns cOntaiffed among other things
about 70 tons Of hay. Loss about s3Oyl-lnsured
~ Rev. Nicholas Murray ID ID. Of Elizabeth
town r. j. has declined his recent appointment 70 a
Proiessorship in the Theological Seminary At NewAl.
bsny la. ~ Y. Observer.
~ Capt. Dan Drake Henrie left for Washing
ton City yesterday He will probably be appointed TO
a command in the Oregon regiment Gin paper.
~ Gen. Cass never favored the Abotionsts
In his life. Washington Union
We suppOse you meen ~ southern Iye. Louis jour.
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BOOK TRADE.
HIGH scuoor. nrcrroua1y

A HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
u II the Eugsh language tbriEed from 'le Amerlcsn
Dictionary % Noah Webster. Ii D. with seceuted vocab
ulares u Classical Scripture and Modern Geographical
names by William g. Webster,
Tins Il neat cudecmO volume of 30 pages and = De
signed n furnish for schools Vocabulary q ue more con-
mon words which constitute the body ~ our language
with numerous technical terms ID the sciences and art snd
many words and phrnses from other anuages, Wch ar
often with English booEs. with bnef definition o.
each. S1ch pacipes. a. are also a. ec ve have been n
serted Immediately after their verbs a. wei a. hose Whch
are irregular or not Of easy formation but mostly without
definition. heir meaning may be easily detucec from The
primitive under which hey stand Irregular rurl-s are
given this work. The purss Or nouns ir ~ here
being great tendency even among good writers % mspe
puras Of this Subol1 The work arr also sccerr
vOcsb8anes " Greek Latn. and Scrpre proper names
and sf u modern Geographical name= with heir pro
no1ncisfon a. given By the lates. suthOrfss
The photography and pr0nouncislon b. his volume are
made 20 correspond closely with The recent editions Of Dr.
Webses WORKS issued under the e1iorshp Of Prot Good
rch Of Yae College Published su ilr sale 0y.
tyzs HUNTINGTON SAVAGE 2l6 Pesr-s;. y Y.
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GENERAL. NOTICES.


~. Daguerrean Stock Depot-EDwARD WHITE
would respectfully 20 his and the pub
lie generally that he has removed his Daguerrean Stock De
pot from us 10 ~ Broadway, Of Muayst where
be sill continues TO keep large and perfect assortment Of
all articles used In the Photographic process
The Dagueueoype Plates manufactured by +. White are
giving universal satisfaction and considered by the
best operators TO be In many particulars the finest IN the
market.
Cases Of every Size and quality also manufactured by
the proprietor and sold Ia quantities suit purchasers
Having al experience extending tax TO the hnt intro
ducon ~ the art he safely those who wish 10
purchase goods Ia hs line OF business that all articles sold by
him Of superior description snd warranted 10 give sss
faction not only as regards quality, but price Prices cur
rent forwarded when requested. jy2i lmlsip
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE ~ 7 x,..,u-.. ! ~.
e. hef-oy sIs1 % ~ relatives and Of an q HENRY
huhfAA> uat7- q kg-t u CIV of ~. 20 -
e-tsei .li 80 alleged aats.st- -. ~.
t- ans a'-stste. - lsnis Puhac Asa1.,r,.~ i y.
l---l il -ei 70 ty lu According uaI-., ~. ~.
p ciei 1f s1- laval stlr.--,,ar III % l-.s
- - - %. = Aas1s a-rt-Ds-i Nsu fork July Is 80
% -tftF JANIS :. THAiER P1bIc A4uIr.,-,.o-
ptBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFicE ~ : y------- 49,
: .sfra sra % ~ r-itr-s and d JOHN AHERs
-sts'e that stal rFry H. slrr1ss,r u t- comfy IN y
i'ft % rttefs % 1dr-trfln ii IL 1890.
~, - i.y o. A1st nez, A. i-a aeock or-aooa D.,
A-r lorS. JAY -. LEA -i-ea
is $685. JANIS ; THkYER Puhae Aan.,..,,,.o,
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GAYS CANCHALAGUA-

buuique California Medical Plant iis merits deye
cped, i rapidly sunefsetilE every medicine. simple
means 81 exciting The healthy acton 90 the stomach and pre-
serving IL lone IN fesers pulmonary comp ANTS and al
diseases which De traced i0 constipation u e bowels
ur mpuuy Of thc blood. De superior efficacy Is commencing
. 10 general attention Tue proprietor with view % sub
eci The 10 the greatest scrutiny. viii be gratfed iu
making known % physicians and lvallds who may BE-
pleased 10 call al the Depot So BROADWAY most
remarkable effected and 10 progress. IN his city
iyzl Inn
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sANDERs,s FIFTH READER.

V'HE SCHOOL READER Fifth Book, designed a. =
y sequel 70 Ssncers's fourth Reader
Pan Firsi-Coutaining f4 Instructions IN re riefori-
cal principles u Reading and speaking. illustrated y
1unerols examples
Par Sec0nd-COnsslng - elegant extracts IN Pose
srt Poetry from vzrOls eloquent wrers- accompanied
with notes slsfOry Of such historical classical ALI
SONS he Lessons cO1sir For he u scsde
mes and The ghesf classes 10 common and select schools
by Chas ". L c Sanders ] vol Emo f55 pages
just Published ~ MARX II NEWMAN co.
ie7 osn i9a Broadway.
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BANK NOTICES.

Cosruottrs. Owes. srars ~ Nss loax
I'VE PUTNAM COUNTY BANK, 40 Farmers n has ts Day
l fei f. Office oi f- appointment oi N-ssrs WASH
BURN co ol Albany agents ior the redemption o ~ cfu
ting notes. together With revocation oi he appointment of hessr.
n--y Rohr.n Co. oi such tenfs agreeable % he
,ct -utt.i relating he redemption bns stes, passed
MAY 3. $50 Albany, July IS l.s2
y95 - NILI-ARD FILLMORE, Controller
C0~fEoltts'. OFrfcE srsrr % Nsv-loax
rI'HF FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANk oi RChe-fer has
fei fh- uair- of the nl Me--r-,
Wa.bun of Albany agents Or he redemption Of ~
lrtne arte together refocono the appointment of Messrs
Drew Robinson oi New Yo such tgs1t, -esns to the
A. entitled An Acf relating te Redemption "a Bins Notes
',s- f,s MItLARp FILLMORE. Controller
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Domestic Ports

NORFOLK. july .sAu brig Olive Thompson, Yoi. Portland,
before reported ashore Cape Henry; -hr- Planter Laelss Bristol
RI John Lsrtu Williams, Philadelphia era. hf Viola Fitzgerald,
West lniies- Sailed. schr Noa
CHARLESTON, july 81 In the Ofng shp Exchange, MAJOR,
Nio Cd, Brsp Defence Brewsrer Liverpool brig Am Mara,
>uh, Philadelphia Nauyoo Bsrne Providence RI. Orray
Mowry. DO. Sailed bng- Aiela. and Orrsy TAFT
SAVANNAH. July l6BeoN hns Phhure Niork. Cid. schr
Bueaa Ns Brok Philadelphia, saded brgs American McNar,
and Macon. Huey, Nlort
NEW ORLEANS. judy e2-Au ships Hem Griffith NYok; Ro
Dome Vera Cruz Ncksba Berry Niork brig. Conaqud
Gorhau DO. street Brown Havana Perfect Townsend Vera CuI
Cid ships Merchant pedrR Boston Ngnia sabup Nlok,
Mssconoo, Knight Baltimore brig Orleans Vent Vera Crur Po
ueerH eam. DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ The PUBLIC MEDIUM, by joys EVANS. is
handsome new Weekly recently started al VIII
msniic. windhsm Co. Conn Itis partisan paper
with strong leaning 70 Free soil Mr. Evans Il an
honest independent, industrious Editor and Printer
who viii make good paper and we trust VIII receive
a good support
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
REssIE. .For The TTibune

BESSIE. For The Tribune.
AFecfi0noielV dedscaied % Nrs. J. d.
LADY, the charm that fingers
Around thy gentle child,
Seems 20 say that angel fingers
Have touched the forehead mild.
Her me low voice, low breathing
Whispers her heavenly birth'
And tells Of spirit, leaving
Her home % visit earth.
OFT. to my eve, has glory
Encircicd the golden BAR,
And affirmed the beautiful story
Already outlined there.
Yet since she hath found haven,
How iondly hath she chung
God spare thine angel, given
When Life and Love were young.
L. ".
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airline oURN Al.
PORT OF SEw-YoRE. July 81.

ARRIyEDBr Bark Christina Matthews cork a. a. ballast and
2ji passenger Thompson Nephews.
Spanish brig Real sanusia Psrcunch Palhho q DE- sugar Sc
% 2 Name.
Brig John Brani, Doane. Bangor IA ds, lumber
Bug Reindeer Min.or Malaga 80 d. and fruit Robinson
Bng Iamartne. Wreath Augusta
Bra Protection. keene. Caar ~ d.. lumber
S,lr Perrus. BAXTER. rs alnis. ballast
Schr Welcome Return shaw ID d. lumber Bo}
schr Leader Cafk. Lubec plaster
schf Boston - CsIais. lumber, Smith q Boynton
Magnolia Hall Mschss ~ d. lumber w Kempon. feih
Montauk spoke Caroline Helena for Bedford
sChr Zuns Burlug CALAIS ~ d.. aih.
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80. -ssttezzaszz1 UOUSATONIC N
~ xTsvJ@S RAILROAD, Sn}t

FOR Piushold North Ad- -
Wiliamsown, Bennington, Rutland Lebanon spfngs
&c via the Hou-aOnic Railroad
SUMMER ARRAscENESr-COnmencn Mondsy, hsy I;
The steamer NIAGARA. Capt J. Brooks Jr. VII lesys
NeYork from the pier foot Of Markets. daily ls0ndsys
esceptedl 81 O'Clock A NJ for Bridgeport where
gers lake The eeg and cOnmOdious cars The House
tonic Railroad, arriving al the State Line the junction with
the Western Railrosd) at hsfpssi p NJ In time
the East West Fare 50 Stages run IN connection
with the 10 Lee, Lenox, Old stOckbrdge Curu.s,
Wns,ed and Norfolk also TO Li,chheli Sharon, WOOD
bury, Dsnbury and Bethel
LEBAsoS sPsISGs.-A line Is arranged by which psss.u-
from New York reach this place by day ig, viii
comfort and expedition than By any other routs Sss
through, 81 So
No agent Of this Company authorized TO take cfnged
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers 10 receive len
the depot foot Of Markets. from O'Clock A. - sococs
z. NJ. Positively not Hfer thai hour
q. NJ. PERRY. Ageni. Office ths Ref.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

AIDES AND CHILDREN'> DRESSES,
Lmarked with and suitable patterns for brad
bordering For sale metallic MARKING blocks. fzr pre-
fersbe 10 wood facing patterns and eorod-rng brads
marking blocks, prepared % any tesrn u
yie lm- ! "A DlfGHrYS. 81 grsnf-.i y
HANGiNGs-Pspsr. 400 pcs from - 50 incnes
VIDE, different qualities and cuor- for sac q nIlsf.c
rnz priccs GAlNT DgRRfCgSDN ia S0ath-st
| ARGR ARM CHAIRS. rosewood and mahogany
he zesi patterns and best Of workmanship for sac By
M J. W. sOUTHACK. lie Broadway
INVITE AND COLORRD ffy and Gxfy lirs
W rear Buttons, BY The groce OF dozen.
~ VIM + JENNINGS Il co 2Si Broadway
SHAVING BoNES--Buraauia metal IatAer boxe.
- inAnU'a ctnred .nd fur sal= Bur4ax-slin. by
ty3 lw LUCIUS HART, lre Boaramsa Hsrt
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Weekly Report of Deaths
h ne Ci and County Of Neo- York from he I'd day Of July
70 the &9n dry of July, 1913.


AGE-Under year, l5j; TO years, "a; 10 5, 22
TO- 49, 10 90 81 ~ TO So IS 80 10 49, 81 40 TO So IS;
81 10 Co. 81 so to TO- 49, 20 to &c. u 80 10 &c. s. 30 to 100
unknown, I.
PLACES or NATvITY-Uniied States, 81 ireland, 81;
England l6; Scotland / Germany, 10 Denmark 2; Italy,
l. Prussia !; British Possessions In y. America, = West
indies, A; unknown, /.
From Hospital, Bellevue g. Pentenhary Hospital,
Bleckwelrs Island Z: Small POx DO. do. 2: Wards Is
land B. Rsndsls leland. CyHospita II AlmsH ouse,
Blsckwers Island COlored Home. CoOred Persons,
O. A. w. WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, July o. 1913.
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COAL.

GOAL BY THE CARG0-TO CONSUMERS
vi propose furnish CONSUMERS who unite 20 buy cargo
about 100 their coal al The price and the cargo
ton Of 2O bsa great advantage for them at the present
time viii divide and deliver the same directed by
responsible buyer. and furnish TO each party sworn
weghers The several sizes may be shipped IN Tue
vessel. GEO. WARMER,
ivf5 I'm Yard $50 HoustOn-st
COAL.-l can Al all times furnish the best Red and
- White Ash Goals as low any dealer IN hrsi quality
Goals liberal discount 20 grocers and otaers who buy
largely 10 sell again. GEO. WARNER,
iyl5lm' Yard $50 Houston st-Esabshed In 1888
COAI.-The subscribers will be dischsrgng, all this
u and part next Peach Orchard Crate and Range
Coal Of superior quality which they offer for sale AZ very
low prices, direct from boat re-screeued from yard
J. L. I. W. WORTH - Broadway and
jyf Thompson and Fourth-ss
TOAL.-Ret or White Ash large nut - So Range,
NStoye Egg - per ton, rescreened from yards SIS
Bowery, and Hsmmersly and Bedford ss Less n
tahel from boats 50 cts. Less ID carmen and others
iy2j SIN JACOB WEEKS. JUS.
60 IN PER TON-NUT COAIs-Peseh Oicasrd,
- 'bO Red Ash, and Schuylki White Ash for sale Al
the above low price; large size and delivered screened
from the yard. Apply to T. STOKES DICKERSON,
M IN Anthony-st Broadway
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CON
VI PANY, No n Wall-st-This Company conf ieted rs
third year The ls u May last which time the surplus
amounted 20 $4,000 &c. showing amount 81 business
paraleled 10 the History OF Life Insurance.
Dividends Of profits declared annually upon al life
policies which have settled two premiums; the
profits draw interest the rate ~ per cent per annum
and be made available Oace. The extent Of two
thirds Of their amount where the party has paid bis pre
ums In full
Premiums payable annually bat may be paid semi
annually quarterly and parties taking life policies may II
they prefer give their individual notes for Onehaf the
nua premium, upon which they viii be required TO pay
per cent interest
Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect insurance.
and all information relation 10 tie plan Of operations. may
be obtained, gratis al the Office Of TIE Company, Il Waist
DIRECTORS.
Robt. l.. Patterson. Henry McFaran, Thomas B. Segur
Chas ; Mackneii, Seth Low And'w 5. Smelling,
Edward Anthony, Joel W COndt, WIN. VI simpson,
Lewis c. Grover WllamA r Penfz, Randall n Greene.
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, President
Benz. C. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD Agent
VALENTINE MoTr, MD. I Medical Board
JER. VAN RENSSELAER,. MD. Of Consultation.
JAMES STEWART, d. tResidence Autobiography
Medical Examiner attends al the ONCE daily from 10
o'clock. iy4TuThSSN
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rTJIE NATIONAJ, WA-uINCTON uONlr


L MENr SOCIETY, chartered by Congress for the pur-
pose OF erecting al the Seat Of Government Ia The cry
founded by Washington, and territory common 10 he
whole Unon GMouumeni purely national il its character
have laid the cornerstone and intend proceeding once
with the erection. The sied i about <i0Oo of
which about $4,000 i hand. consisting part Of
$4,000 which was collected IN Subscriptions Of 8 about
year since iS20oQ OF which collected hy kbenezer
Burr the agent Tor The Stale OF New l0rk with the acc-
mulaed interest and Ia part Of coscnonsmldo by sreuis
recently appointed under The direction Of Hon Elisha VIII.
uesey, General Agent Collectors now being appointed
IN All paris OF is country and the which made
give every encouragement the belief that the American
people VIII cordially respond % this cal Tor object In
way sectional and appealing % every sentiment OF pride
and Patriotism. Committee % gentlemen In Nes-York
and Brooklyn having been requested 20 aid the Society
rs collections, have selected John A. Underwood. ESQ as
their Agent he has given bonds approved by the Com
miee 10 the Treasurer Al Washington, FOR payments hm
q al amounts collected Hts ohce i No - Merchants
Exchange HGnoveTst where the Address 81 the Committee
may BE- obtained and the best received thai the
funds VIII be expended 10 the wsy proposed with due re-
gard TO prudence ani economy. Every subscriber Of 81
more, : furnished with design OF the Monumea ike
ness Of W ASKING OF both. and required bis
IN book. 10 be hereafter deposited n the Monument
\. B The NIfi0Hli Monument must rot be con;uundcd
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