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Washington telegraph., 1850-10-23
BY AUTHORIT ITY.
PUBLIC ACTS.
Passed during the first session Of the 1hirsy:trst


Passed during the first session OF the 7hirty.irsi
Congress.
GPUBlIC-No 70.
AN ACT making appropriations Tor The support
of the Military Academy for the year ending
the thirtieth June one thousand eight hundred
and fifty one
BE ii eaacted 5v the Senate and House of Rep
resentatires of the United States of America in
CONGRESS assembled, That the following sums be,
and the same are hereby, appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the support Of the Military Academy for the
wear ending the thirtieth Of June, thousand
eight hundred and Rity-one:
For pay Of officers, Instructors cadets aud mu-
sirians, eighty y-seven thousand four hundred and
thirty six dollars.
For Communication Of subsistence, two thousand
two hundred and sxty-three dollars
For forage of officers horses, eight hundred and
sixty four dollars: Prouided That hereafter, in
lieu OF the pay proper ordinary rations, forage,
and servants heretofore received under the pro-
visions OF the act of April twelfth, eighteen hun
dred and twelve, the Professors of Engineers,
Philosophy, Mathr rmatics Ethics, and Chemistry,
shall be entitled TO receive two thousand dollars
each per annum; and the Professors of Drawing
and French. fifteen bundled dollars each per an
For clothing for officers servants, thirty dollars.
For repairs, fuel, apparatus, forage for public
horses and oxen, stationery. printing, and otter
incidental and contingent expenses, twenty eight
thousand eight hundred and eighty -four dollars.
For the increase and expenses Of the library,
one thousand dollars.
For expenses of the board Of visitors, two thou
sand FIVE hundred and seventeen dollars and for
ty seven cents.
For barracks for cadets, forty eight thousand
five hund,ed dollars.
For new u,ess hal, twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For hospital for enlisted men, two thousand dol
lars
For erecting permanent gdard-house and COM
missary store, three thousand dollars.
Approved September l6, lo50.
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MONEY! MONEY!! MoNeY!!!

A LII those indebted TO the late firm of A.
II Block y Son will please come forw ard and
settle, as we are disrous Of closing up our un-
settled business. Those owing US who have
money will not in the least aflront us by bringing!
it forward, as at this particular Time il will come
very acceptable, and those not having money
will please give their notes. The books and
papers of our late firm are in the hands Of D & v.
Block, who are authorized 10 settle all maitery
due us.
A. BLOCK & SON,
| IN A9uidafasS,
Sept 4, 1850,
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tance of two iiuiitred and fifty miles.
The Supplies sent from Sacfanienio City
Tor the relief of the immigrants were
nearly exhausted. He expended all the
money placed in his hands and all his pri-
vate funds, amounting to between five
and six thousand dollars, for provisions for
the immigrants. He left some :hree
thousand pounds os treadstufs there
which would probably last ten days, dis
tributed in moderate quantities. There
Was but very little provision i'll the val
ley, and the prices are still very high
Flour sold for 81 soto 50 per pound. and
other articles i'll proportion.
MIR. Johnson gives painful accounts of
the distress on the Plains From the best
information lie could obtain, the number
OF overland immigrants will exceed 90.
UP to the 18th June, there had been &c.,
0OU names registered at Fort Laramie.
About $4,000 arrived in California.
The Transcript has seen aud convers-
ed with a gentleman who has just ar.
rived i'll the country 10y the northern over
land route from the United States who
fully corrobara!es the distressing accounts
Of suffering among the immigrants. He
passed numbers who had very nearly eX-
hausted their provisions, and were drag
ging Onward YEARLY. almost berefr Of
hope. Families there were, reduced to
state bordering on desitution and siarv-
alton, among which the helpless infant
shared the keen pangs of distress alike
with the watchful mother and despairing Q
father There were numerous graves
along the road, and frequently were found
bodies unburied deserted by all human
kind, where victims 10 disease aud fa-
tigue had laid themselves down to die.
A British man-of-war anchored at Sau-
cello on the 2Sth of August She was
the D;edalus, Capt. Wellesley, from Cal
lao the 18Th July. BY orders of the
British Admiral, she will remain station
ed at San Francisco.
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Notice.
August 80, 1880

A LII persons are hereby forwarned from ira
Il ding for note of hand given by myself to
William Trimoe, for one hundred and fifty dol
lars, dated on the 9th day Of October. l84S, and
due on the ls day of May, 1885, AS the consid-
erafon has failed, l will not pay the said note
l.. 7. CULLEY
Sept T4th,- 1850. 3S-4w.
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rhe artistic value Of the works Of art cotssan.
ed in the churches Of Antwerp, eleven in ntanaees
is estimated at 49. 1863, 900 hsaos--aeaf3 ses
millions Of doapS.
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@Is soIJ7nio%s

ME partnership heretofore existing between
1 William and Mathew Moss, rs this day
dissolved.
WILLIAM MOSS.
Oct. 3, 1850. 40
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We would direct attention to the following
article, (says the Republic,) from the Marietta
(Ga) Hecon. What the South needs, to have
its manufacture Of coarse cottons flourish, is to
have the fac c1ttons Of the North protected,
and thus relieve both OF the necessity Of com
structon.
SOUTHERN MANUFAcToRIEs.--That the South is
gradually adopting such system Of domestic
economy WILL at DO distant day, render her
entirely independent of foreign manufactures, may
be inferred from the following hastily compiled
statistics
The Number Of cotton mills in Georgia is sup
posed to be forty, employing 10000 spindles, and
consuming l5 900 bales OF cotton per annum. In
Tennessee there thirty mills, $4,000 spindles,
consuming about 30 900 bales Of cotton. La South
Carolina sixteen mills, 36, 900 spindies, consuming
10000 bales. In Alabama twelve mills, II, $50
spindles, and machinery under contract for ~, 900
spndlrs more. 1t is estimated that about s; ,O0O,-
900 is invested IN these factories, and some lb,OOO
operatives employed.
These are faint outlines of the future destiny
of the South-a destiny which nothing but her
own imprudence can impede. With the prospect
OF greatness before uS-with the means OF rraiiz-
Jug within our grasp the questions very naturally
arise shall we press forward in the great work
o. domestic enterprise, and multiply blessings
upon oar people! shall we, at The nstigation
of mad men, destroy the prospects OF the pre- sent
and the hopes of the future, by devastating
civil war, such the enemies of the Union
would force upon US? These are questions which
concern us personally, as citizens OF The South,
identified in interest with her prosperity o. her
ruin.
The institutions seek to build up can only
flourish under the influences of a peaceful ant
harmonious government. They the offspring
of persevering energy. comprehensive genius
which is most active when trade and Commerce, .,
foster.d bv aIncab,e relations between nations, are
widely furnishing and Iniusing spin; OF specula-
ton among the people
Southern manufactures are In their infancy.
and to disturb the present harmony Of The Country
would be to them death blow. A few more
wears of peace, and, with the blessings Of Provi.
depce the southern people shall compete success
fully with those of any other country in their
Industrial pursuits. Containing within themselves
all the elements Of Independence, tnry viii be
abed to pursue the even Tenor OF lher way, IN de-
lance of all opposition Let u.s. then, have peace
by all means, peace and uaio;:.
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Washington Male Seminary

n 70 u III OK, Il. ".
" ashngton, Sept. 30, 1880 TaI
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-23
LIST nE IErrERS

y EMAINING in the Posto flee at w ashi ngton.
IL Arkansas, on the 30th September. 1850,
which if not taken out in three months, will I
sent 10 the General Postofficc ss Dead Letters;
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$15,796,3O4
5,791,' IS

Total, S21,3o1'o 'oo9
The value Of property owned by we
city Of San Francisco is So7o'ooo: Inc
estimated expenses for 50 are Sl'294'-
600.
Heartrendng accounts OF distress
among the emigran,s on the Plains had
reached San Francisco and oacfaihe'i'o
City The Sacramento Reilei ASsooi'-
ton had sent out Mr.. ]. N. Johnson as
an agent. Of his return the Sacramento
Transcript says:
That gentleman came from the post at
,he terminus of the desert road, on Gar
son river, in less than five days. ols'
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CITY TRADE nEpvRI.

wrDsrsoAr, July II, 1s5o-sPM
This having b&.n packet day for the Europa, and
later by the America constantly looked for trade
centrally, With the exception OF cotton vas rather
Anguid, and Change rather thinly ATTENDED Cotton
continued active and further free sales we're made At
previous rates. Flour steady, With fair sales
making to the Eastern and local trade Canadian
was In fair demand for export but dealers we're in
elnedt to wait for the receipt Of later psws
Southern continued arm at previous prices Ne traus
actions In vbes, wero reported. There we're large,
supplies Of corn sAsting and free sales were made
op'nins at about the quotations Of yesterday but
closing less bpoyant and had lots been pressed
some concessions would have been necessary 10
make sales Rye was firm. and sold at fun priess
Ihere was some better feeling In pork with sales at
shghtly better terms. Beet continues Arm Tbers
vas no marked change in other articles Of provisions
lnsis vss bst modersts business doing In coffee
vhieh vas heavy, while sugar was quite steady With
iah demand and meoerate Gales.
hsH,s-We noticed p trm market TO. day for both
hus WIN sales OF go bss at Sc for pots and pearls
,fSpoits from let TO 10th July. 1919 1850
~, ooHs' ''.'sss..s ss.....s..... 1l72 1,1r
ftsIls.. :. 80. ....... ........ 1877 1o1
inciucips sour Canadian. at ~ rs. In bond; No q
upper ne ~ ~ ~ 81 GIN common to straight
stat. At IS 90 a So ~, mixed 10 fascy Michigan at
iapey Ohio, al 10 sly ass; fancy esns..s ~ seS
W ~; ertra Ohio ct SO Sc 1zs and rtra enee.e
Ss 81 lxh. southern four arm, With
80 70 for mixed TO straight brands and ss a. SO Tor
fancy Eye How vas lees active; about leo bbs sold
81 -. Con- m,ai was less plenty, at 50 % for
while holders we're firm, and Ne have only 60 report
sales cf coo bushels common western. 81 o. The
hrst lot Of new Southern, as previo.sy noticed
sold yesterday at 81 rs per bushel TO . city miller
We pnasx table that VII shew ne time, dsxsg the
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TeiegrsphIc REPORTS.

NEw-0sLSArs. July 10, 1850.
The markets are generally firm ard better feeling
exists Corn Is 20 T5c. Mes pork sIl rs s12
Cotton IL on the advance. We quote miidlng at IL
12Ac, and fair at 49,.
Nrw 0RLravs. July rs. 1850.
Sales made Of 900 bales cotton. yesterday,
at full prices; middling at 12se l9Ns. To- cotton
market has been sctve to-day with sales OF 800
bales, at an advance Of &c.
AIn.Sr, July n. 1850.
In consequences Of the day bs,og appointed tor the
funeral 'olemnities Of General Taylor business in
great measure IL suspended aud Z omit sending Won
my usual report Of the market and receipts
DsLrisosE. July II, 1850.
There s fair inquiry for city Nils -four for future
delivery, and note sales Of 600 bbls at s5 IS so
Red wheat IL pretty active at 81 Is Provision. gene
rally are In moderste request with saes to fair
tent at previous egures Groceries have MT varied.
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retained to the last vivid remembrance OF the
OF her youth and the recital Of her acquananc
with the more prominent actors OF revolutionary
struggle would always attract and charm the young
to her side But few days since had the pleasure
OF listening to her minute description OF Gov rru@-
bull, Col Humphreys, Gen Washington, and others,
given with the vividness of recent IMPRESSION aud
with the earnest freshness Of youthful feeling Mrs.
at the advanced age Of SO years leaves ne
husband Of four and ten years after union OF
sixty years -New Haren Journal, July 10
AT Columbus. Ohio 7th inst, Mrs MARY RUSSELL,
wife Of Robert Russell Esq after illness OF few
hours. She had just returned from Cincinnati and
was seized with cholera which quickly terminated her
deeply afflicted. little more than year ago, a
grandson OF Mrs Russell and son OF Hon j L.. Ewing,
Of Gin cinnati was removed by death In August last
Mr. Ewing died. On the I'd inst, died, Mary Russell
Ewing aged one and and half years, and on the 9th
int Florida wing, aged FIVE years-the remaining
children of Mr. Ewing. Thus, In less than two years,
have i've been taken.
At Somerset, Bermuda, on the 2Sth ult WILLIAM
FLORIDA in 1875, then at the age Of 10 years.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our baltimore Corresponds nee.

BALTIMORE, July IT. 1850.
Hot Weather-Numbsring the PeopL-Maryand Institute
.9ddress-- College Csmmencsmsnt--D moeratie Cam
paign Preparations The Mavorahv, &c.
Yesterday was a most excessive hot day in this
vicinity-the thermometer standing in the neghbor-
hsod Of ninety, from noon to night.
singular case will be brought up for trial to-day
before Justice Bordley, being to compel man to fur
nish an enumeration Of his family to one Of the GEN.
tus takers. On being called upon, he replied, "sir
you come to do this evil thing, but will not permit
1t; we hear OF the Mosaic dispensation. when David
numbered the People and the Lord cut him of will
have nothing TO DO with such an unrighteous act.n
The collector expressed his Willingness the risS
OF being cut on but the man iuexsrsbe, aud the
power OF the law will be invoked to remove all obsta
cles to numbering the people"
The Hon James Cooper, U. 8. Senator from Penn
syvania will deliver the address at the opening of the
third annual exhibition of the Mary land Institute in
October next, which is expected TO exceed all pre-
vous exhibitions in the extent and variety Of the
articles presented.
The Corner Stone of the New Methodist Episcopal
Church erecting on the site Of what Is known almost
throughout the country, as the "0ld Town Meeting
House, was laid yesterday afternoon In presence Of
large assem- blage of spectators
The commencement Of st. Msrys College attracted
large audit nee yesterday, and the literary perform
ances OF the graduating class were NEST creditable
The degree Of A. was conferred upon VIM. NJ. Ward,
Of Ireland Robert Ii. Goldsberough VIM j. Slater,
J. Striker Jenkins Richard d. Fisher, Robert A.
Fisher, and Charles O'Donovan, of Baltimore and
James D. Cunningham, of New York who was absent
The degree Of A. NJ was conferred Andrew Sutton
and J. A. Stewart, both Of Baltimore
The Hon. Il. Louis Lowe, the democratic candidate
for Governor, arrived In the city last night prepara
tory to comm encipg canvass of the State He will
commence speaking to the people at once; and
as the reform election Is over he will be Joined by the
Hon VIM b. Clarke the whig candidate, and they will
deliver addresses in each Congressional district in the
form Of a joint discussion.
j. haybury Turner, the mutton butcher, much
the old hunkers object to It, will be the democratic
candidate for Mayor The young democracy and the
fire bhoys have made up their mind to that and there
Is revokDg their decision The longer the hunkers
postpone the assembling Of the convention the
time will be allowed to them to complete and perfect
their organization. May bury is honorable honest,
hospitabe and charitable, four charactertics which
not possessed by all candidates for ONCE whatever
may be their fitness in other respects.
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CALJrORNIA.


DAN RtNkELs Co, isUccEssoRs TO r. H.
NJ Lseet 20 TrApsrortstlon IAse, Psnsma-Tbs sub
srters would inform their friends
have st'ahshs4 agencies al Gorgona and yhags
Of transporting merchandise ard
IT. M ianana they several hundred psck mnIes
al gcods consigned their srded ,hrosrh
with despstch. MI Geason the American
A. the- agent AZ thssrss kefetenees-Nessrs Corwns,
BrOtLtrs TO- kessrs. garrison frits D. W. Hart Eco
n y. Itleer, Esq. Psnama Horace Morrison Es1 Hoo
IN NJ OWN, san francisco Messrs. Harvey, Gleason a
Co. Chssres Fletcher NestrsN Esq, New YORK.
TAYLOR AND DE BAUFRE, FORWARDING AND
IL Commission Merchants, Chsgres, N q. We
pared forward all goods having hne light
araught boaa with India rubber suitable for the
Conveyance Of and freight W. have alec made
with kunels Co.. transportation nte AZ
and Cruces that there will be delay the
fsthnua NJ X. TAYLOR, late Of Baltimore.
T.. NJ DE BAUFRE. late Of New Orleans.
Reference In New York, Howard sens - Broadway.
Our Agents Corwne, Bro. Co. u. Consulate PSI
mama. hcCondsry Co. sss Fransisco, California
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sPORTI uG.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROrTING.-THyRs-
cay, July 18th. at 81 o'clock p. A-Purse and stake
500 two mile heats, to 200 lbs j. Conkin
CHI Reindeer G. enters Mohawk; the owner enters
Honest John; d. K Stevenson enters b. m Mendham
Maid. immediately after, matoh for 500 mile
three in ave. in harness J. somerindike ch. g.
Johnny Lemonpeal; q. Wilson names ch e. Doughnuts.
Same day, stallion match for $500 mile harness
Woodruff names bk h. Tom Mccain trotter j. Whelp-
ley Ames bk. h. Chess PAGER. Nessrs Hustled Kendals
Inns Of mnitutes will leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn
and tive O'Clock M for the Course returning Is
the sport is over. Fare, each way, IS cents.
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
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AMUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUh.s MUsEUM, PHILADELPHIA. 7.
~ Barnum, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford,
Assistant Manager Engagement of n Bra the greatest
Ventroquist and Magician Of the To delineae the
Of his oecut science in dreams the
Room which in beauty and cannot be equaed
The London Panorama remains this week Dssoving Views
and Chromatrope. Ballads, Dittiss, &c. Performances
every afternoon and evening AdnttAnce IS cents. Chill
dren under 10 years. l2% cents.
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FINE ARTS.


DoRIRAIT OF THE LATE PREsIDENr--xEssRs.
,he public that they will publish immedis.ly capital
likeness ~ the uch amested President, ZACHARY Jay
IOH. An admirable daguereotype, taken few weeks be-
fore his DEATH has been secured fr that purpose
Of the late President will please forward their orders BY
mail 20 the pubsher 2s Broadway Price Of each copy
printed en- India paper 81.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
STOCK SALES

rruspEfPiuA, JAY F.-rrn Bosrt-lV shs G~ard
Fsnt, l2h e0 Pennsylvania RAILROAD, .jS y L.high
Nav, 9ls! 1885 County &C. ~; s2nJ ntnston &C. ~:
100 lbs resdng Rsilro.l, "a bFsrmers ant wschaa,es
Bark, -: $500 Texas Per Cents, 8 Secoaf Bo I'D
ot6 lshigh 90, 76 500 ate 81, pa SSno do. si5s:
s. 900 Schuy hill Nav. So. Ca ~: 100 do. s1k
l0e 81 400 do de-, 1864, chs Com nsrcai Farmsrs
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AMUsEM ENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RRO0KLYN nUsEuM.CoRNER OF ORANGE AND
~ Fulton streets.-CHANFRAU BURKE, proprietors-
&. Burke. director Of amusements The Museum will be
evening at half with choice collection Of
ourosities The the
mesce every evening at o'clock Thursday evening will
be presented the moral piece entitled the PEOPLEv LAW
YER-SolsA Single, Nj G. Burke; Howard Mr.. Bowers
Grace Mrs Bowers Dvertssment by the Infant Family
To conclude with the laughable farce, sailed SUDDEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sudden, Mr.. Burke Admission, IS
children, under years. half price extra seats In
psrquette, one shilling.
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nARITImE ISTELLI.n so =.


Nlsars0.
ehire-Euphemia, rensley. Panama pa4r,ffo. co,n.-
tns Ctinnel tuvv pktL Fle cher I.asou rinnelI Mn
turn Cos Lord sandon wech Qeshec parcisy Iaups-
ton; Charles Collier, Baltimor-. 10y "s-
Bsrhs.krenlin Bsarse, sto lsneiro Ne~boId Crufts
htasndt NorL Jonssson SAvangtr Funch ueincke Ad-
fhher Quebec, fuevh h MeincEe
'klTIft tNespl karesca Msrseilles Ruth n
Sn ooscy, kenpton Demarara. Beet Vs. ssrceilus.
hSbev; Neuvitss sampson, mayhem a Go; Dtldv jim.
- baifsx, hEvers; Willsm, Crawford bsshs barvo
tBIh Espln, Ssybrook Piisinton
S,hrstravtiro tIortb Baptiste oporta; snterprise,
BOYD, Juan, A. Manchester Albany BsrHsr fslsnds
Althe, Thomas, 81 Stephens b. q Btown a De Ros-
Iett Jones Baltimore Orlando Whitsksr Psilsdslrhia.
Snow White Archelsus Kelsey, Hartford CT Oil Bias.
Bectvith. NHsvens Abbott Iawrvrce. sllen. Boston.
tteamer-Caypes, Wilscn. PhtisdelphiA
elcop-Rsdisnt, -, Frovidebce.
Arrived.
passengers 20 zeregs Co. 2h oe waterferd ssw
rsctet ,hr Columbia FORBES hence ~ Lverpop 2th lo.
~ paced fhip Unverc hence for tserpo gth inst leo
IS lon 81 saw ship Wyoming niercsss, from fhisds-
shp ST. Robert Peel tpkt, Chadwick Lopdo. a days,
VIE nass snd Ns ra~enEers, to Crinrs Mntsrn Co 81
- ~ ~ 70 ~ lon - saw Br steamship, bound
.hsnsiss Johsson, whampo. sha s.co., March 10
hnJier april "a with teas spd aks. % Delsno.
- c,,sa sii i sns .h so@.s from yyert
susn:s Ayres fer Hsvsns; "a inst is' Sc \, Ion 81
= shlp hnsoyer from New York Died on the passage
res New rorf fer Canton. Lssresss Name. seaman. g
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THE TELEGRAPus.

Ogden HATNEs- (RICHD l. oeDEN, rHos
and General Con nisson k.i
lrsncses Caforns herehsndiss conssnsd 70 NJ riu
svoiens sll nsss o. nrs 10. Refer " :Wm. n. Csry
81 Barr seves.to ComsnI Hophirs Co. sos Conhnn
. Smith, De- r. 7. nsyss. tss h~s< Ravk AlA~ay.
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ASSURANCES.

r rr IrsuRANcE-NATIoNAI LOAN FUND LIrp
IL AS france society o. London and New rork-CapitAl
ezegg1 surplus Fund f<l20po. large fund
Invested in New YORK. IN tie Of their American True
United STATES Local Bosra-Aetns Directors for yuy.
y'hn Palmer, Samuel Rowland wm. Vas Hook, Fsa-
ming Tueker Robert Dillon and Joseph Gaiilard
Calf rns Rsss taken fsvorssis terms, moderate
D. IrAsDRR STARR General As.sA
Nrw KNeIAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. CON-
lN psny. q New Haven, Conn. Capital tso0oo Q. g.
Prince, s.crstsry. Edwards Presosn fhas villa ".
Bor.ss Cattle Sc injured against death ~ disease o.
sccdsnt Applications received 81 the Agency once 81
wall street ksw rork BY "a rsyior a puitcr s<r~~s
Rreehgn. H. Psyscn Pseh ap ferry, Wiihamshvrs sosaN