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NAVY YARD, BRooKLYN, N. Y.

TO be sided 20 inches moulded Is inches Each
intended % form pieces be worked 10 ie inches siding and
nlouded dimension inches
the moulding way, that the heart Of the be taken IL
deemed proper and the will hew them with reference
this arrangement. A. A.ih
Live oak keelson pieces for soop Of the LIST class es
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Class No. 2.
YliosD Pine Timber.

5000 cubic feet suasd southern yellow pine plank stocks,
70 average fyse feet ~ length, and lers than iyse feet
al taper Of the tree The other two dss may be lined parallel
beadths WIN me natural and nu ~ lined suah or
With air curve The small end mot b less than ur ann q
me snu end and me snail end aust not ~ lee uan Twelve Inches
bch Of The hce from each corner allowed On Inc ss0cks.
Thsap BE- sxcIuded In thc
5000 cubic etne s.ncd scuthen yellow pine
foot. = VI
yellow pine timber 70 be Of very quality and
perfect WOOD By
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NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTowS, MASS.
Class No. 1.
White OAK Timber. DC.

1000 cubic Eocks
fes u length be less than 6ve long, and les.
twelve Inches end clear Of The stocks
% b. lined Straight the siding way, and be a OF have
long M The other both des may be lined apene IN
oaeba Of the wdh Of ace Of e Socks squsredper
cuhic
1000 cubic white pieces, lengths from IS 10 10 feet
loa and nom u % ~ inches equal proportions Of the differ
ienGfn and Excs--pcr cubic foot - ..t
cheeks (ay siding inches per inch)
bokes siding
fom ni.s % twelve nehes nd g om an angle rom 100 ee
euini The moulding Of bodies the middle
b 1nehs - - from nssn twenty inches, (psr siding nch
- wks ssax insss tsay 600 siding sehssJ
bnr nches dns clear of the bsk and ihe and bodies
- nsju hsn lnyfwo inches long Onsthd Of the whole
num1or s1nare knces-pcr inch, neu siding. ~
Be Of The hest
quality and me- nom 16sc Tho sawed on square
o sound and perfsct wood By
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average inches wide-per Thousand feet board
500 ees board measure, black walnut plank inches thick, 70
IA inches widepe thousand feet, board
700 board measure, cypress boards, inch thick from % 70
20 feet long and nom inches widepe thousand feet board
measure.
50 pieces yellow locust nom iaso Is s long and from 10 to
inches diaeef, average inches Of bark In
The middle Of ne sicks SIS eet-per cubic foot
pieces qe feet long and 10 inches diameter, say II cubic
ss board measure cedar boards Is feet long, and
om % y inches wide, and Of an inch aeker thousand ei
Az The ash cherry ae described 70 be q the very best
quality clear OF splits shakes knots, grain, worn holes,
STAINS hc The plank and boards be sawed % even cknesss
Class NOD.
Black spruce spars and polss.-By the inch and pole
% pieces long inches middle, inches
diameter TOP end clear q The inch go inches
" pieces IS feet long inches diameter In the middle ~ inches
diameter end clear q ihe inch aso inches
~ pieces 30 feet long, inches diameter In the middle AZ inches
diameter At The .op end clear q the inch ae inches
daneter at the end cesf q the inch $40 inches
100 pieces IS long inches diameter middle 3H
inches diameter Ut the end clear Of the bakper nch 500
inches.
pces long diameter In middle inches
diameter end the barkper pole by the pole
An the above 70 be Of the best quality straight and free
from all defects
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lust received e old
door Of 18th avenue, the following and
popular music, which win be sold onehd les the uul
price, making II only four per page.
WIN FISCHER
Thou me bcsuafai bssd, dedicated % Mira L.
wersre Zee rpdly the cslessssd csvssss, sing b
Once n; Sss% was as and nee, sd.pss Rosa
TO shc Evening STAR, melody BY g. verdi.
Home. arranged for the piano, By Boyer ~
The Maria Waltzes; by N. Hoffncr.
Strawberry GaIop by C1lss. Gfobe
La Piccioln, waltz; BY J. HI Dyer.
Screnade March by j. @. Beethoven
Gems nom Puana j. lombard composed BY Y Boyer
Wandered BY the Brooksidei by J. iiime.
on. were 4 q bird beautiful ballad.
In This old chair my fhfher sat BY Bain.
Joys that crownss nom the opera Of Lucia De Lsm"1
moor by T. l.. White.
seen her 4 Ss iadox a sung " ne Sab. H.ms,
I'm hang my harp on willow Tree. " . \ . =, eltit ~
lis The last rose cfsummer with vsdsaonsi BY A. Meme
July II
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Class No. 2.
Locust Timber.

500 cubic feet Long Island timber, lengths than 10
feet average Y inches daee not less than 10 inches be Of
the best quality, free from all defects VA $500
pieces yellow locust timber, 10 cubic feet Long Iland feet
each, % inches diameter.
yellow timber 81 cubic Long Island,
4 II inches diameter. 7f4 Esit ~
30 yellow timber 150 island II
each, < inches diameter
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May "a, 1S40
Special Session Of Councii-For the Springs Ssraw5r-
nss-M Murder Gases nquests - The Gold Dollars
Markets, &c.
Our City Council meet this afternoon in special called
session for the purpose of taking measures to cleanse
and purify the city before the approach of the cholera
Our streets are much cleaner than they have been
Tor many years; but there still remain many filthy
localities
Notwithstanding the backwardness of the season
many OF our citizens are making preparations for
early visit to the springs and watering places avoid
the cholera. Whether these establishments to be
exempt remains yet to be seen; but all experience
proves that the choerais exclusive city disease In
deed the proportion of deaths from 1t in the cities is
much less than in the country.
Strawberries are selling in our markets Mt 37n cents
per quart though few days will bring them down to
the fraction OF dime If the present warm weather
tnues Fruit and vegetable dealers in great fear
that the cholera will make it dull for them.
Our coroners yesterday held less than seven in
quests bodies found in various sections OF the city
and from sudden deaths, which, Of course, started
variety of cholera rumors So far however free
from it, though there is undoubtedly an unusual pre-
valence Of diarhoea and bowel complaint in all d.
rections.
The Grand Jury yesterday found two bills for wilful
and malicious murder in the Of John Price,
charged with killing George Campbell, aud against
John Drum charged with killing John Brown The
of Price will be tried in about two weeks and will
cause an excitement in this city equal to that of the
trial Of Adam Horn. John Price the accused, has
four men, and cut hacked and slashed with his dirks
and bowie knives at least double that number aw
escaping the penitentiary however which cd
to various not very creditabe of dis
pensers of justice There is consequently fear among
the people that he will again slip through tho slippery
fingers of Justice and be permitted again renew his
former of outlawry The other case, Of John
Dunn, Is that of n wild lrishman. who shot the boy
John Brown because he persisted in coming before his
door and plagung him by calling him names, SC
There to be most determined opposition among
the banks here to the gold dollars which IL also the
case elsewhere.
There were re deaths in Baltimore during tho past
week, of which 26 were under two years of ago.
At the stock board yesterday, the sales 500
City 6s, 1890, 1925 shs franklin Bank 81; IL Mon
Bank Gil IL do, 6lh.
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Married.,


On the 18th Inst: by the Rev Mr. sprsgue, EDwAsa
Gprr,na Esq to Miss MARIA A. Wnspr, all Of Brock
Ign, l.. |. o,.. ,.,
Ramos at his residence in New York. MR. Jour A.
WISH Of brooklyn, to Miss AMELIA NJ, youngest
daush liter of Jesse Han, Of the latter place
Died,
On the 23d inst, Mr. Asa Hall, in the 54th year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this Friday after
noon at o'clock from his late residence As East 2st
street without further invitation.
On the 23d inst. in this city, after short and
severe attack Of cholera VAy RENSSELAER,, Of Mr.
A ID Martng, Of Tsrrytown, In tho 10Th year Of his
age large circo Of friends and lament
his uptmcy fate
Suddenly on Thursday morning, May "a, Mn. Drra
HipE, aged " years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
has son and sons-in-lsw are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Saturday morning at 10 O'clock
his remains will be taken to Westchester from ms
residence, No. 176 Christie street.
On the Gath inst, Mrs. IKsrrR Hspsss relics OF l.
Hodges.
The friends 81 the family and those Of her sons 20
ward srd William H., respectfully invites !" ~
tend the funeral, from her late residence no ~
Broome street tomorrow at 7. d., wishout mrhes
invitation Her remains will be inferred at orcen~o"0
cemetery
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

Bosror, May 23-Brokers' Board-3 shares Fall River
Railroad s6i II do Boston and Worcester Railroad 1906 10
do. BIO, do. Boston and Maine Railroad, 1885, do.
Conncecut River Railroad va do ogdsnsburg Railroad,
III 10 do Vermont Central Railroad, 53h al do. Western
Railrosd JOG; % do Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
AIS do Reading Railroad 1874; do MerrmAo
Co.. I33i IL do. 1l 100 do East Boston Co.. 1871 % b
u % DO IS bio do Amosksag Manufacturing Co. i51
Concord Raaad. &c by Auetion--2 shs Western Rail-
road S,s do; Boston Library, $40 do Lowell ksshse
do Hamilton Manufacturing Co., SS do North Bank.
sInS a. C,rs cd Rr,h m RIA 40 pc is ~
SOD certificate Vernon. and Mass Railroad s6 SOD *
certificates $500 each Cape Cod Branch Railroad Bonds
payable Dec. ls52 ~ Second BOARD y--H shares
Boston and Worcester Railroad iO 81 do vermont
RAILROAD 81 so do Edreworth Company rights Concord
Railroad g6c $500 Lexington West Cambridge BIDS -
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Our Curacao correspondence.

appointment. Of a Ncw Gorernor-Port Charges-Mar
rine-Sah &c, &c
ISLAND OF CURACAO, May H. 1919.
Since my the Dutch government have appointed
Governor of this island Bsmmelman Elsivor-hs is
n very capable man. and is also general favorito of
the inhabitants of the island
All the persons in government employ are In mourn
ing here, for the death Of the late King, William the
Second.
The port charges Of this island have been reduced
about one.haf what they formerly were, and hope 1t
will induce more shipping TO visit the island.
The Captain OF a vessel which arrived here from
Marcaibo two days ago inform me that earthquake
took plsce In that city ON the Sd, in which several
lives lost and many houses injured or less
Cleared from this port on the 7th and bound to
Boston, by the way Of Rio tiache the brig A. e. Wash
burn, Of Bristol, X. l., ii. N Clifford master
The weather still continues favorable for salt
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Our Washingtoa OorrosPondeace.
W.eu,~orov Nav Al IQtA
The Meditsra~ean Squadron.

The Meditsra~eas Squadron.
The steamship Mississippi will leave Norfolk in
few days, to join the Mediterranean squadron.
The steamer Princeton and one or two other ves-
sells now. constitute the United States forces In
that important quarter of the world. The state of
affairs In Europe-the threatening aspect OF ge-
neral European war, which would bring out all
the pirates OF the African coast and the Isles Of
Greece, would seem TO require and active and
powerful fleet in those waters, to guard American
commerce and the rights Of American citizens
against sspollatlon And in larger point of view,
should the United States be driven into this appre-
hended European struggle it will be of the greatest
advantage, to meet il, TO have good force In the
Mediterranean, and indeed, to avert it. To this
end, the Secretary ofSlate will doubtless consider
the propriety of the suggestion OF Keeping an eve
TO the United States mail steamers plying across
the Atlantic: They may yet be made to pay their
expenses. There is storm brewing in Europe
which may demand an armed neutrality in the
Mediterranean. w
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PUBLICATION 8.
A MASTERPIECE-THE SCORPION CHALLENGES

A MAsTERPIECE-THE SCORPION CHALLENGES
IA competition 1t is bound head. Its universal
popularity exhibits its and the potency OF its
1t into the very heartthc the guilty
1t lays bare the increasing social evils that
mericslly congregating in midst 1t porrays, with
daring boldness which facts and equally
exposed the light the putrid flesh of the diseased
the knife of the We cut to Besides two
original papers and costly engravugs the fol-
lowing sarcastic racy and mrth inspiring sketchesThc
Yahoo Lbelet Room ALI First Caution Fortune Telling;
Victory, Victory Chance for his Deserts KNOCK Them
Down Crime and Felonies Quack Quack Dream Of Life
by jake bastard Wretch Gentlemen Drink Hero; Swarm
ing Time; Civil and Military Law; Ned Buntne; The
Wretched Mrs Portered Mysteries Of City L Mysteries
Of Boston, Visitors Gambling Houses; Rich Doings in
Washngon Rioter jagged with his Portrait Correspon
all parts Of the Union. Take the Scorpion
All in ALL it cannot be surpassed therefore carly
copy be late The office of Scorpion removed
l42 Fulton street, and sold everywhere.
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FIFE IN ApRIAN.-The Toledo Blade of Wednes-
dnv has the following particulars of fire that
morning Mt Adrian AT two o'clock this morning, An
dsrson's block 10 flames; when mostly consumed,
the Ere stopped. Messrs Ewing. Suits g. Co, had
nom 1900 $1,000 la furs in store, which Al
destroyed The block consisted OF four stores all
O. ~ enc destroyed. that injured Anderson in
stltd sftO3u tctb,lhus Company.
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* H. e. "A IL.
H;;si$s y; s:;:s; ~ E,
nnsdsn Mr. ysohs ctssiphos MI KooShoa;s c.,.ads:
Mis S.%sn After which, Kosn osssrstss Psss nS Sr:
rs posa horn byr G. Adsn from The LONDON Thee.
the Grand % Of arE k hs s
RURIoN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. REAR
Of the City slLFrdsy Evening Nay 2o will be played
Jordan Major BassSsR Mt BrSuaSan ar rosss
Ds% es NJ. MI M Ess M
s RgGssn% Ts srss
Amiladse sccam Mr. Logan Edward sosan. M lynne;
chg Mr. Qpp MF & ss NJ Rae
Miss Hill; Mrs. Cashus Miss Cooke.
A cARD-TnE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. AND Hrs
%s'ih viii ar s.
a., prior to his departure for Europe st
=; g. '"s ss.S aSs
s Of hi;
5 4SS% S y $;aa,. :alsy f;aass
S sS VIII aa?Fi Porter sss fiys
Sf S Ts$sssa g. Ss s;sSIs IS Sl:s%.''
james ssry%soOr. Mr. s. Brown a.'A' John R. LLOYD.
In addition to tho splendid Stock Company already the
Gss' will IF s Ia. SSss
john NJ g. Gissrs miss M ka.s ws%y.: Srs vs9
non, Mr. G. IL Barrett Mr. John Brougham Mr. Jo Ryder.
the celebrated Mr. Dstin and 1T talented Sons IL is
pected that the following artists VI also -Mademoi-
eee blangy Madame Augusta, MsAseur and Madame Mon
plasr Mr. Segnin Mrs Seguin Mr. Reeves, Mr.. Leeeh
h s of he
any member Of the Committee and at tho Box ofhce
BROADWAY THEATRE.-THE PUBLIC is RESPECT
the XIET Gssn %nsf
for the first time this MONDAY EVENING MAY 2S
in an entirely new Grand Fairy Ballet in two acts compr
time in America, under the immediate direction Of Mons.
Monpiaisir the Grand Ballet entitled F0LErTA OR THE
ENCHANTED BELL embracing the greatest combination
ofent and strength in thsecuar branch of
tened to the American public enumerated as folows-
Mad Adele Monplasr Miss Anna Bulan, Miss Celeste Miss
ST. Clair. Miss Blondeau, Miss Fanny Deering, Mons H.
Monplasr Mr. s. Corne Mr. wethof Mr. Corby Mr. 0rossi.
with an auxiliary ballet and force of nearly
ONE HUNDRED The ballet will be presented with
decorations properties and appointments full particulars
OF which will be duly announced
RAKNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
- Manager and Propretor j. Greenwood Jr. Assistant
evening at o'clock. The has engaged for
another weok the Quaker Giant and Giantess whose
be ut s hours with Ttsna the Fairy Queen. Last
week Of the celebrated Marnetti Family and Louis Eser
&C. Great Western tho Yankee Comedian. and Mr. Harr-
son, the celebrated comic ana impromPtu singer
nifeent painting Of the French Revolution the Albino
Lady; Miss Stanhope Miss Barton Miss West and the
HIGHLAND Mammoah Brothers, are also engaged. The
fall 1857 lbs and feet in length DO
all hours Wax Scripture satuary Of
the Samese Twins Madam Rockwell the Fortune Teller
Admission. % cents children under years. 1875 cents
VVALLuALLA, SO CANAL OFESSOR HU-
w 20 Grotus celebrated Marble Statues and Tableaux
WANTS. represented by Is ladies Of unparalleled beauty
performance Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Singing,
Dancing, &c. Boxes 37a cents Parquet % cents.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


A UCTION NOTICE-EXTRA SALE, THIS DAY, AT
n half o'clock the Sale Rooms No. IL Spruce
comprising Household Furniture, the fittings &c. of
counting and bar Desks Chairs Tables, Counters,
marble top Tables and other articles Piano
foresAt eleven O'clock will be sold without five
valuable and some Of them splendid Papofortes Also
large lot of Glass ware, Tumhlers Lamps, &c, nc.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
pY JACOB s. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON. AUG
oneer Sale Of Gold and Silver Watches for
CashWil be sod This Day above at IL o'clock at the
Auction Room % PlAtt after the sale II Hardware
and cutlery consisting Of Az descriptions OF Gold and Silver
Watches Patent Levers Epines, Anchors full and extra
eed; and large assortment of Gold Jewelry, Rings
Pins Chains Ornaments Bracelets ETC., etc., to which the
attention Of purchasers il directed.
DY JACOB S. PLATT--L. c. DARLINGTON, AUC-
ID toneer-Fine Cutlery Hardware, and Fancy Goods for
OF foreign ConsgneeA Splendid Invoice of fine
rich Knives and RazorsSale Peremptory. without
serveFne Loeis and Pistols Knives, Gold Blade Drum,
mond Knives California Knives heavy and rich mounted
Bowie Knives, fine z and blade Knives carded and in
fine Dirk and Bowie Knives with sheahs Daggers
Pocket and Pen Knives silver mounted Pistol Knives
Of Knives and Forks Scissors etc Also
Shelf and Staple Hardware Locks Hinges Edge Tools Fancy
Goods vions, Trumpets, Purses, Tea Trays Saws Fry
Pans Gilt and Steel Goods Candesticks Corkcrews Snuff
fcrs and Trays also the sale Bedstead
and three Patent Platform Scales etc. ETC. The attention Of
country we'll city dealers is directed to tho above
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The Brio HARRIET.-Mr. Anderson, the mate of
the brig Harriet, captured on the coast of Africa,
for being concerned in the slave reached this
city having arrived on tho Vesuvius at Baltimore,
from Rio Janeir0 IIe states that Captain Duny had
proceeded up the coast, with another American oaD
tain, to charter vessel to go to Bahia The man
manned in the hospital at st. Helena The ciroum-
stances OF the examined into by tho English
and American consuls, who satisfied with tho
plantation made by the crew. and all finally
leased The crew, with the exception Of the wounded
man and the cook, had shipped board Engish
vessel at st. Helena bound to CONGRATULATIONS
ISdser, MaU "a
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Our BarbadOes Correspondence.
BARBADOS, May /, 49,
Interesting Intelligence.

Inferesfns Intelligence.
Our port has been free for the last four wocks
and will continue for the next two or three months
owing 10 the controvered election for the rural district
of this parish (St Micbae The loss TO the country
owing import and export bill IL soo per DAY per
annum; but the present season OF the year IL may
be estin ated at 500 to 81 500 daily.
Tho Island has been bankrupt for some time past,
and, Of course daily growing worse
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Naval Intelli1ence.

The u. Q. rssss Independence bearing the bro.A
penuant Of Commodore william Branfori shubrisS
arrive Cd in Hampton Roads to-day. She comes dirso1
from Valparaiso and made the passage in 8s days
= he Following is list Of her officers: W
Ip nd Shubrick Lieut.. Com, Richard L. Page:
n surgeon Baiiy Washington Lieutenants Charles
sssc Montgomery Lewis William Taylor Smith.
go ss" I, Brown Henry A. Wise, Samuel Marcy FUR
o.. Ws w Greene Chaplain. Chester Newell; Mae
pn.s I'm pownes Austin LIST Lieut. Marines W. w.
nussen, rsssed Assistant Surgeon Samuel Jack
son rAssea Mid,hipmen, Alexander f. Marley, O.
y, Denhis.oh, r >; conover. George A. Stevens Earl
English pursersCierk William w simons; MidshIp-
men. John r. Hamilton William Henry smith RnIsh
Chandler; Boatswan. John Mills Gunn.r Roni.rIJ.
Bunker; Carpenters Mate. VIM Morgan ssilmsk.r's
Mate, --sHutehins.- Beacon Nav "a
The U'S sloop Of war Germantown Com Lovndss,
was at ST. Thomas on the 9Th inst, all we'll She WAS
to sail in few days for Lagusyra.
Naval CouRr MAKTIAL.-The court met, pursuant to
adjournment yesterday at II O'Clock for the purpose
of hearing Commodore Reads defence II read by
his counsel w. b. Read, Esq, OfIPhadep hia in the
most impressive manner, aud was. In addition to Its
brevity. Qts reading only occupying an hour) cha
racterized by the utmost simplicity and conossness.
II at very able and beautifully written
position. The court adjourned at the usual hour, to
meet again to- day, when t Is expected their decision
in the case will be given. Norfoik Beacon, May ~.
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MO l-CENTREvILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Of Sf50two mile heats under the saddefree for all
horsesS50 to to the second best. Entries to
Saturday, June To off Wednesday, June H. Two to
start to mahs race No purse Of s2-two milo heats
for all horsesS5O to the second best En-
tries r. To of Monday, June S Three
make field Two to start Both entries 10 close
oclock p M The days above mentioned at Greene
u Maddens lSS Chatham street
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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ASSURANCES.


IFE ASSURANCE.-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society from the minutes
OF the Of Directors May lSi9 Resolved That par
by this Society have leave and
the ports of New York Charleston and Savannah
steamships and sailing packets between list April and LIST
September free Of premiums and between st Sepem
LIST April in steamships extra premium Of 9Th
per cent tl2 each 500 assured) and in sailing
packets cent Us cents $lOO Extra premium for
ca eh passage and from New York.
T. LAME MURRAY Chairman.
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE,
n WALL STREET, NEW York, May IL, 1S4o.
NorIcR-The foregoing resolution Of tho London Court
this received steamship Canada and is ordered
be published for the information Of parties assured ct
this office, resident in the United States.
j. LEANDER STARR General Agent
AcrINe DIREcToRs FOR MAYO. Edward Habecht,
Esq. Chairman John Palmer Aquila q. Stout Tanning
{. Tucker and Bache McEvcrs, Esqrs.
Medical Examiners attend daily, At one o'clock, r. NJ att
Wall street.
For prospectusc rates. blank forms OF proposals. etc.,
ploate apply to j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
OFFICE EFF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
" Wall street, Now York. 9Th May, lS49At the Annual
Election held day. the following gentlemen elected
Tbos W. Thornc John ]. Herrick, Andrew d. Meiiok.
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyok, James L. Adams,
Henry II. Ward, George Bell, John Hecker,
John Van B0skerok
And at subsequent meeting Of the Board. Thomas W.
Thorns unanimously reelected p resident.
W. c. KELLOGG. Secretary.