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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10
TaurnruL AND SOLEMN WAnsIso.--The

Washington Union Of the 10Th ins:., says;
We are assured upon authority to which
we attach the grealesf weight, that the I'm
ion haugs upou the tate of.he fugitive slave
law. It's repeal, or its material moditica.
tion, or the iaiiure 10 carry ont its provision
in all good faith, will cause every southern
arm now raised 10 the cause Of she Union 10
fall nerveless, and every songne that now
defends it will be palsied into silence. We
state these facts for the purpose Of awaken
ing our countrymen Of the North: awl we
assure them, wi,h all the earlestness oi the
deepest conviction, that. nniess they arouse
themselves and come TO the rescue there is
great and imminent danger Of the dissolu-
ton Of the Union.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10


How rr WoREs.--At Churdon. Chic,
iliy ofihe most Respectable, inhuen-
ial and wealthy citizens have formed
themselves ilio 4 military company 10
resist by l0rce Of ariiis. the Fugitive
slave law in hat vicinity.
TIE Frecsolcrs Of McIIcnry county,
Illinois, assembled in mass meeting, on
the 2lsf instant. Some OF tho resoIu-
tions adopted wonld be amusing IL they
did not eyince 50 much Of tile maligni ,
IS. The firsi one was re.adop lon Of
The Van Buren Buffalo platform Of
ls4e. Two others deserve notice.
They will serve as fair specimen of the
proceedings ii d number Of meetings
lately held in The Free States. The
following are resolutions:
Resolocd, That we hold the o1idus
slave catching bill, passed At the last
Congress, in utter contempt. deride it,
spurn il, hate il, and will never yield
10 il in any way except to resist it,
So help US Godi
Resoioed, Thatt1e people Of McTIen-
ry county will. At all hazards. protect
from The slave catcher. every fugitive
from the land Of slavery aud chiyalry,
who comes within our borders.
Southern Press.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10
W $. DERRICK. Acfing Seea

All actions and attitudes Of children are
graceful. because they are the lnxuriant and
immediate oh<pring Of the moment. diyesi-
ed OF adectation and free from all pfetence
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10

Papers frotn the city Of Mexico announce
the election Of Arisis. 10 the Presidency. be
having received the voie Of Chiapas. making
the twelfth State. ard majority Of ell vo-
ting
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10

A NEwspARER Doo.-Thr Albany
knickerbOcker boasts Of dog "con.
nected with that Office who excels in
sagacify all other newspaper dogs re-
Gently noticed. He belongs to one of
the carriers. and was in the daily hab-
i of accompanying his master, and
served upwards Of six hundred papers.
Tile carrier was taken sick the other
day and could not carry his route. the
dog Undertook the duty. and accompa-
MED by AN Office boy, stopped at the
house OF every subscribe. He did not
miss subscriber; and in this respect
be showed himself mora faithful than
some biped carriers.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10


There Is hat li'tle important news
fom the Pacific State The elections
-eem 10 have terminated AL sorts of
ways. In San Ffanciscn Bartal tdern)
yas elected 10 lhr Sfnnsr. aud Messrs.
Benneit. Carr. Welherrd and Thorne,
,whigS) 10 the house Judge Sbatuck
twhigl was chosen Judge Of the Supe-
rior Court and Mr. Behham twhigj
Dlssricr Attorney AT San lose the
whig ticket was elected throughout
aud Al Santa Clara apart Of each tick
a.. James A McDouga (denocrai)
has been elected Attorney General for
the State Il IL Tharp (democratl
Clerk Of the Sbprsne Court James T.
aM4aeney twhig) is choseh superinten.
dent oI Public Instruction.
The vote los the location Of the seat
Of Government. as Ear as heard from
shows a iarge majority in favor Of the
town of Vallejo,
The State Senate is whig By two
majority; the House is yet uncertain
The Courier of the lntest date says that
both Houses are wbig.
There have been one or two cases
Of undouhtptI ASiaiic cholera in San
Francisco. bur The papers do not ap-
pear 10 appfehend any thing like an
epidemic.
Col VIM. s. Hamilton, youngest son
of the distinguished Alexander Hamil-
ton. died ii Sacramento City on the 7th
OF August last.
Dr. Collier IS exhibiting his model
Artists Ut Sacramento city, at 81 a
ticket.
Il egant and substantial structures
are going upinthr burnt district. The,
Ontario Ilouse has been rebuilt il
splendid style.
Squaiterism in Sacramento appears
10 be on The advances; oflhe prom
inent leaders llitye been elected TO the
Legislature, among Them DR.. Robinson,
WIN At the tilne oi the election was in.
carcerafed ihlhe prison ship, lorfiotous
proceedings during the lale disturbance
in tliatfown.
AS an instance Of physicians fees,
we perceive thni DR.. llasiiugs bill for
attending Mayor Bigplow amounted TO
10000.
| The Intelligence Of thr passage Of
The California Bill, reached Francisco
early IL October, and caused unbound-
I'd rejoicings. A grand salute was
dred from the Plaza, and many private
dwellings wee Illuminated 10 The eve
ming. Il has diffusrd universal Joy
throughout all classes. The General
Council have made arrangements for a
srand celebfatioula connemoraiion Of
he event. and have appropriated the
sum Oi $4,000 for The purpose,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10

Tue NEcRo ExclrEMESr NosTa The
Philadelphia lem saAs: Col. Thomas
L, Kane, OF this city, re ..igned his Office
q Y, ,. Commissioners, on being apr
priced q the p'ssss.ge Of she Fugitive
Slave law, requiring u. s. Commits
sloners e aid N the capture Of fugitive
slaves iadignanIlA sa, ling tbnt mo hon
"fan'p fss man cssn any logger hold The
UuIE6.r =. - s. ZE-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-10

Aboai farly lemHIe students havc
entered 4. the Female Medical College. II
Ph'ladelphias 'he present term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Tyeai,t of we.tern CItIes, cholera, &c,

The Gatend III Advertiser, OF August 2o, says
We think We are safe in saying, that tue Chol9ra
has disappeared from among US, ami thRs, with
the exercise of common prudence, there Is no
more danger now than az any time heretofore.
Indeed there HAYS been but about three days on
which the attacks of the diaeese were either nu'
merous or more violent than common but dur0g
that time, degree Of fatality followed, in proper
.ion to the number attacked, which ills us with
sorrow. Another pecolarity ia, the disease has
been confined to email spece, and great num-
her Of those whose Dame5 have appeared as de-
ceased once lived within etOnes throw OF each
other. The principal part of our city has not been
Walled by the peatleuce 81 all. God graft that it
may never be-
The Cincinnati Gazyite makes the following
stgten ents in relation TO the Cholera
We understand that the thoroughlares OF travel
are filed with rumors o. the disastrous raging OF
the pestilence a. Mount Vernon and Newark
The former place is reported rs almost deserted by
its inhabitants, aud in the latter the deaths rep
resented as featflily numerous. But NO have be.
fore lin the M Vt5non True Wing OF Wednesday
lesf, which sayG: Joseph Ridgway Jr. and Mrs.
VIM S Sul,Vant, of tho City Of Columbus, Chas.
Webb, aged 10 or u years, son OF our irand j..
w. Webb, of Newark, and Ira. Julia B0nham,
wife OF p. Il Bouham, late Of Pittsburgh, Pa all
boarding at the Kenyon House, in this place, died
on Friday and Saturday last all in the space OF
til ues good. w g have also efore tne .Z4Yes-
nile Courier of Thursday last, in which tho Board
OF Health report out one death for the previous 49
hours This frightfui accounts that have recently
been circulated relative to the Cholera il Mll@aa
kee, ate doubteos. Also great exsgseration'. Nil
waukee papers of Monday last make no mention
Of any such terrible mortality as that which has
been re ortfd but, On the contrary, publish re.
20 1t o. the Board Of Health f1r the AZ no previ
ous by winch It appears that there were within
that time 90 De atns by Cholera.
Like rumors nave circulated about the ex
tent OF the epidemic in Indlenapolia, within fsw
DAYS but these also are laid rest by the igtlana
Sine Journal of Friday which says Att dis
lance the nuuber Of dssha which have occurred
in this city, Of Cholera, is greatly exaggerated.
Deaths from tnat cause have not averaged one
day since it frat appeared There has been, and
,sill lie, good deal OF sickness. Flax is the pre-
vail1g daea6e This ia now dIsappe airing, and we
have lot heard Of any case OF Cholera within tae
last "a hours
Our f,ients OF the interior towns must, as far as
possible, keep cool All experience ahows that
lear ia one of the causes of Cholera mosE to De
dreaded A calm attention 10 usual occu patlons,
faithfu nursing Of the sck, wholesome food regu-
lar babts eud abstinence from exceasas OF all
kinds, are better pfeventjyes than brandy, much
"deting, fight Or any thing else thai has yet been
discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
some OF friend. .oeg,.sd that the testimony eoH'-

Iome OF friends have s0Pgs',ed that the testimony ooHi
ing out mil ht iuja my busnsss & m
Dt,tei- phio cneck OF s. 10 siYdam os<e 80.
Oh Bib Aug SONG called a. 9th - ~ u
memorat DUN hers of all The checks paid y az Ss
ktn IN sgir hat lbe check mNde tJt ios SUI
name Of - sle~alt was ffa sn - me tss iesr
sa5 dem sen il :. 8 K Co fo y 30; 'ae
vsnce la Including fr. fsht DO lot why ne I'D no.
Az hm'e the rata Of the bill WAS par cent pr
It wssa seh; oil or 10 Iight: he oil "at i9loIs
by paIi' believed 10 be .o3i and 30 hsj
C'O,s ta1,7 resEnrdAs to tae ~ uup boi -
Inst the arrangement would be carried ou' " ~
bst he raed o7e and spoke to nun 40 80
u lng The Guefsnfes Of some Iespolsioe Pa'I bs
VB nothlnR more baa III hi thai one OF no o'ls' ~ ~
doLei ig tie mean lime the documents fsus ~ - ~
and message from Sage asking II l115nd "a " o
ou, to which replied did not, hul "iAhsu 'ue ,,
Of bome responr6le osriy-wuuld be quite satisfied WI
Fe1d Suydem or in lea OF which wouia es -,,,lus
to Advance within quarter Oft doef OF ne Ola d. az
menl; yourR Insn eff and returned the ame az stA
lrg that Ign Iske II the quarter OF dole' isas III Nc.
The guarantees; the youns took the document my
WIN him an noI celtsfn he did come two ihree
!Ges he did not leave tie docum sni oecsq;s ne o0 n'
he 1ai Instructed MOTTO doso Adjourned Ill To-Day
Court OF COMMON PLEAS -Befo:e Judge Wood
Iuf-Jrdanvs Fo.tev.-Acdon foS slander afes'y fe
fefied to. Sealed verdict this forenoon
COURT OF GENERAL SEssloSs-B elore the he.
corder aud Aldermen MI or ard shaw rd! j9T 6rlas
cal ea 10 trial Indictment charging him win nsVs
ne nigh! Of the lh OF July asl stolen oIn ne ot;s
RI the steamboat Rncke-0ocEe, si3 II 90 ana ase'
coin benk notes Capt Willisms testified hs me ac
waiter board the boat taa! ne icy me cs3
after and he money missed ABOUT O'CLOCK
The same evening none OF which hsa recovered.
NJ. KnR.ani clerk OF The boat tea lied TIA! on ms
evening which 'hr was stolen ms prisoner E7a'
moi il Inc cabin while he wa sttes Before he went 10
lea be placed The money 10 drawer IN the ice ana
ocb.o The ufice On na return ne found The money 10 Do
gone Mr Crehoe q passenger board tue boat on aa
Evening" OF the srceny testified that while the officers OF
lhe busl were att-s he prisoner coming rom ne
office door Mr. Burnj steward OF the boat esIlhed mat
the prIoner gave bin bunch of keys, Of which hed
the money drawer In the Captains Office
tlrpr ,
crd found sS0O aud gold wagch IN ha posiession
On the psrs OF las defense, no evidence waa sddqc a.
bur the epn,e corterde1 that II any ofenEe hsd been
united il was within the tlrtfd'cnon OF ids
County, the boat bepl In the County OF SUFFOLK atAaa
tins OF the aleg CAD larceny. -,
The cnls wi be summed up and given 70 the jury tia
(FilcEY Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
OPTICAL. Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen.
BOARD Of ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
STATED SESSION Thursday, Sept 5.

STATED SESSION Thursday, Sept o.
PyeSeat~-Oacsr w. Sturteyant, Esq President,
III tbe Chair; Assistant Aid Haley, Mccarthy, Bnyce,
Barr, Webb, AcReru m Crbue, Frsrcis, Smith, kipp,
sGnnis sands, Ward, Rogers, Dean, Alvotd
OF the Fuar COMMITTEES, asking be di2Charged from
the petition OF Jcsepu Destox and hisria Suf
o la1e Joeph DearoI, 10 be paid surplus original
amount due Psrson sale OF Nos IL ana ia Broad
Ads pied
vi NE Committee Streets 10 favor OF resou ion 10
Lepkil Waller Front ana souh sts. from Pecx-shp
CAlhsilDe-tt Adopted.
OF same, favor OF re2siring Pittrt from Grand 10
HouIto1-st Adopted
VI lne fiHatee Committee In favor OF concurfing 10
se1 lsio or fVQttn sy between Forty eighth aud Forty
nlLlhts 10 E@%Std ewt Adoplet nv The folio wing
vote: -iUTHtHre-the PfeIideGg, hasssrs soyce BAR
Webb, AcKefmsn Inue ST. in Sanuis S iuds Ward
Rogers aud A7orc-l2 Ns9atire-9esErs Halsv 4cCar
IN, rrsrcs kipp ana DsB,- 5
Of'he onuiuee or ne Law department in fagos OF
conf usrg certaiu ssaessmen OTIS aoplnllre .brsf
s,ptofd col tcCr therefor VI Tor i,nug IN epb infs
grourc between Thirty az ard Thirty sevtria az a
si1h ard SrvenGG f5f hirg Tween Thir.y
M s-c Thtrty s'Ntits Flln aad VS. ~ mn
lirur sev er IN ThTt AID nG deg cIyerz corQsr
qhfd 81 and avenue A i1T grzverS snc ia. st- FIfy
frslki from Thirtt.sY l. fa4lc school r 4eg1lsiing
ist fraI EiIstsy % has! hiYer for regu,alil
s,d e[rriro T'rr.e htr.tt from L@Iingun THlrd Az
selt. cu and gGtter t5Hes 3r fe2u ..lts X ace
wsts NAH side hAdlsen fgom Roosevelt o J4nai ana
iirg csra sAd gut for nsss n ID ''FsS
,ou 10 Eite rUsu.th g tefw - FIst sh4 - 'ia nv
fsggl sidewalk esAt tioe HiaoFea-3t ~ "5- aaeey
sld RiyIuStcu Zen f5Ftlus 1ews K ram az eeAt5'
etYtAsi iroa secet.sy. Est RtFeFi r. =s4i4 AK
&c ayerue dos. Flurte.saiht Fsf5 ft.1 at Adpp-
ted by lbc ipi.o~ipE TV,e 4FffWa.its-I1e Fi5F.~el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

seAFENT CUCEi-sAs 1.-p ChkFiHe % ACIti lI
= F0g WOOD ARC 1ETAL-Tbe above HlacnaS
.ayipg hcen horo3 2hig escd ot more aan wo yeS .S
ro,er,ee d..tJes 10 ca he of cApalsG 70 tne
sanns Yhe machine DosI psee CouDlaa'loE
~, ho M ~ ,s4f ,--o Introduced for cutting
eyny ard IA capable of oroo9cng any orm or snape ho
h- ,ze NJ ma pattern - performs WIN Inc Lno5t
100, ,crnrscy and great difgstn every description CT cut
no and carving Among Oh rsl o! af'cies may % fecE
uHs - 49, ,olov1pg Csbinel' and PlAno-Bora makeER
- bockz for caco paper oil-coth printers, wood
e hock stlea picture Sinss brush hSndea, matrices
H. army type ard All OF 2othic nodded, carved
and tracer work for carpeDors IN churehez cotagef
81 &c &c Yhe economy ~ and labor bY tbs use OF
t5ese usrchnes Ia furnishing much reduced cost long
list Of Ecle8 II ihe mechanical aEs Of dsfy use ana o.
auly IL well az Of injury vt, Il is believed, convince
readily The moS incrsduIOus n value II pfopsIJ pot
liz operation Tho aAyiDgn ne cor Of carving VIII 90 q!
sthera WORK from 100 N per ssn' and a hes no IVA
In It's tins /. N readily control rs market As REGARDS w
p4lentrght seH Ills pc0EtesuDiy s1ba'anEa ohe, IL W
akeu on combination Of movements ney0r ootoi1 e'DPs
3D. and Gao OF Is b5s roCGmmortEtons II iaai ~ IA, -
"a no, oaly tho United a8taa ent Once pui $40 @ ~
grae. Ehlan France sno Belgium, Whelo .ns 80 ss
styic!ress as regards America 'nTelh'Ns F'N ~
daa tint .0is 0tbef than sa97si7 -, ,.ra., q d.
The oAsntee Ia af e9er !aAlDg, 49,, - ps
l ~ a-oaeng ,s business MS city sd 10 ,s IT,
-asas,, 70 carry IL GA, he mn se : ~ - 80
oftbp satss or oDe npiiyJed hsi ~ - rhtna ail he
So - ~ .Iontn 10 Dcb c91nifieS ~ ~
sfHAs D, "' ,., an. guidance 81 A@Bia mecnhale
fs,son 6SsyOas OF spiittus -. ~ ~ 49,.
az P aricts 10 inventor Houla oe Happy
A9 Ene sli.i t,1,s ol a u 2Ed I IL 81 ns once
20 ~ o9' - roy ky1Gdr 1cd machine shop % s..m-
81 " 1ti" q M W. any ctrisdoD 81 NOV hs tnacios
81 WHARF 10 VIZ iiy2s ~ iSAAC II SlS9Ek,
~ mp It'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

man Of them, to sign the temperance pledge. Ini'
is good move.
SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY The honse OF w M nm. a,
Welsh. of the finn Of 5pooner Welsh, Jew 9. >
in Cumberiaud.st near Myrtle av was ehto.pu
so,oAtime betueen thu hours OF and o c',oa a.
Yesterday caornn g and his cl5tting was ca' W.
from his beAEide. in which waa pocS eF o,on C-u
,airin SAG in money. three gold engraved Du''gus'
and two gold enersved Ore sStpiuS ~ H. a u
tbieyea entered the house OF nleans VI .n0 80
vsut. proceeded up,stslrs' oPeneo tuo 49, .,at
carried the clothes into the basement I?oA
ars contained therein, and after regahng
.h1s1,yas upon some fine peaches ISL tne Rouse
with the clothes and money
HIGHWAY ROBERTA man named foreman
I,ckson while coming to Brooklyn on Iuesday
nieht last between and O'Clock, with his
merke wagon loaded with market truck, "aa &C
co,ted near Howard's woods, by four men With
red shirts. who demande him to stop, Threatening
If he did not they would knock hls brains OUT =
MIR. jackson was conkiderably fflghsenedr but IN.
mediately whipped up his horses, which started
into full run, and succeeded in getting clear from
II en- not however, without losing five or SIX pairs
of chickens, which the rutians got by hanging to
the hinder part of the wagon. Information OF tnls
daring ATTEMPT was left at the Futon Ferry by
Mir. J and officers Felt and Page Immediately
started in pursuit, and during that morning and
yesterday succeeded in arrestlng three Oh tue roo
bers in Pine. st peer Gteenwirh. Their names are
James Derrick, Beery Derrick, and another person
whose name is unknown. They are all river
pirates, and belong to the sames gang Justice
King before whom they were brought, committed
tber for examination Advertiser.
AccIDEkr.-On Wednesday afternoon soor-
ing man. employed on the new building, 50 Fulton
st. was struck in the head by a brick falling from
the upper story Of the build ng where the masons
were at work. His skull was fractured 30 Daaiy
Inst il ia doubtful if ne will Eecoverfom the effects
of il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

NEWSPAPER CHASGss.- George w. CLARK, pub
li,her OF the Aatrica1l MecAnnc, Of oughkeepsie,
has purcheged Z Smiths Rhtnebech G0>6tte,"
and Will hence forward make 1t the organ OF the
BODY to which the Mechanic was devoted 80. the
WeSte,1t Nv Y0jker published at w arsaE, Wy
omirg Co has passed into The hands OF dr Charles
V b siley It's former Editor, 8. 3 Blanchard ia
compelled by feeble health to retire from business
tor tins preeent
IRosToN, o About year ago We noticed the
LAYING oil II II new to ~n 10 Lawrence County, IN
this Sta-e upon which the name of tronton was
Significantly bestoweo. law weeks alter we
referred to the htss aae OF town lots NOV, the
ceugus of thiE new town has just been taken, and
the number of inhabitants is found 10 be 57i
Ia ee ard hardtome newspaper, called The Regis
ter. il printed there, fine wharf boat has recently
heep lsupched aud there are other Indications chat
lsonton is sooA TO be place OF Importance.
Cincinnati Gazette
THE Ono MAIL RoBBERIEs-D. D HAskel
9DecIa Agelt Of the Post Office Department, las
offered L ewerd Of : 600 Tor the arrest OF Osn1
Hinton. charged vito mai fo5bery. 1t aesma that,
when Hutton " az arrested, portion Of the money
which hsd 0seu purioned vas found upon b per
son The evidence OF his got considered de-
cided, ans ret h,tle vas added TO it By hs SUD.
sequeut Hl5hE, 1ia. 2ZeAe.
GRAssHopPaRs -Extracs from letter dated
MadisoD Lake Co. o. Aug %. Toe grasshop-
pers sre pienty il parts OF this county aad Ash
tsbuls that thry have destroyed the crops. Farm
ers are compelled 10 CUT their corn to iced thar
cattle il order to Keep taem alive. Consequently
the corn ia nearly dedtroyed-it viii amount 70
nothing "a grain crop. la ths neighoornood the
crops are al good-the srasshoppers nave done no
harm
AssAcHusE1rs-SAMUE1 E. sEwALL, for many
vesrs the Liberty Psrty caLdidate for Governor OF
Magsschuset 8, has been omina'ed To- Congress
by Free Soil Convention IN DssricE NO :, 70 run
as ainsy AIR UpHAN, Wing, and ROBERT HASrocL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

T.UBJ,IC AUCTION on TUESDAY, Sept l0Wll
SO 90 the premises Northp0rl inc rs'ld 9rce
Of tn. Iets Capt John Udel IL commands charming
bay county the house neg aad VIZ COM n
moeious lot large Terms made easy eae ~ W. VI
Tue etas lNth mss For particulars call On ,,,,,,
HENRY SCUDDGR, Anofn77- Law, ~ ~ al ",
B-Blesmhosi Pacific will leave Tor forlnpofee ot
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THE eRoOERS'
2E[NsURANCE COMPANY,

THE 6R0OERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office no. 81 Wall, corner OF Psarl,sE. NJ T.
CAPITAL $2t0G00 =,
YE1HIB COMPANY, n2vlog Lneir cspttsl 81 paia ~ -
cs,h are prepared 10 Insure B1iidln2s d
Household Furnure Vessels IN Port her eaf SGs1 &C;
lana, n,s or Damage by ire slso ns hl'ss 81 lhi2no
fsyie gon and Transportation on me E.o' iaYoiSDe
atrr,s All Losses promptly sdjut,ed snd paid
' DIRECTORS
-, , ksos,s T.yLoa, SAMPSON moozz,
n n =, aT,s GsoReE ELDER gH4s. 3UdKHALTER,
FeANcls s9rpY, HsssY EDEY, 4sA . PORTER,
: ~ - y .ensos ALEX II. GRANT, VIZ K Foster,
49, p augRs1,a A.RsHALI. PEPooE, lsAAC :. TAYLOR,
SAAPsON MOOHE, President.
J MILros SMITH secreisry. 27ffb
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INSURANCE e
NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL s2UU,00o. OFFICE Sc wALL-sT.
ts1Hls COMPANY having ia capsi all paid IN cash
. III 10 prepared. on aud ser to-day, 70 insure SUD
log, a.,chaudfse Househod furniture, Vesasls IN Port
,6st5 Cargo-s &c ssatnsl damage By ire OF a9
to svorsbe terms OF 5he Fire insotsnce Companies Of
ills city.
7oon,s, Mafesn. + C. D0remus Casa corey raber,
q r J0ues Simeon Draper, Daniel faushew,
Iobu MORTIMER Jr Pr ,ner PuHnaend, Peer NaylCr,
n stsssr, P 8 Codoiue,ou N Il 9rinneil,
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ChEs F enlti am L. Ccman, Jacob Lnle
La l. Varcs EzrA Waeeer, Wa.ninglo Irving
Wm Wtsn9r, Z Brown, John Bfidse,
WIN B+no Ed gisgorlh fieston,
John W. Hoyi g Smh, JOSIAH Lane,
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T T. Davis l.. 5. Loder,
- x W B. BEND President
L. G IRVING secretaT aa2i I'm
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ID aDOKLFN FIRE INSURANCE Co&pAHY
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DTCH RIOS KWOUD BLACK WALNUT
kaAnQ sAHU3ANY FURnIfURc-W aYNER
S50NEY l..e relaoyed fJl Duncan rn7i7s . O eaIap.
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fhyeguo,t GDen1id Of Fich rosewood parl1r
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and ufc.s. !! Y'aYNGR i SfOHEI'5
$50 Broadway, opposite Cninsss Hnteun.
Dsa'ers suppii-o 90 the uaosi t=ffGs, - wv
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON issuance Come,sY
NEW-YOsE. 5sDi 2, 1850
ff'HE BIAsiG 0F DIRECTORS Of ais Company
I day declared fss5 seml aHnus dividend
OF s. 20 Per share payable lbs sI.cAh1!teIs her
le2Nt expenditures on demand.
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OmsLu iscsul efs prices BY
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THa MERCHANTS Insurance 60.

OF SHE CITY OF NEW-YORK, Ufico cor. Of Gfoen.
I j -ich snd Dey Norn Riyar BANK Cash
.s9 al $4,000 Insurance egsnsl lo5s Or damage By frs
CKOW ELL ADA&2 President
GEORGE W gAyAeE Secretary le20
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