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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Beard Of Aldermen.


By fr PresdeB,-Mero5;s Vi Peter a 4. Jackson for
t1ee.s -. i2s elel-z It4l. .ots On
cst west @; sdaf which V-s referred 10 the e0!'.se
Fy 55 Csazs.s-,cral of sap--. owners o. property
f oter, Tor e sensor cf East Tie north SIZE
Riyiugou-s, tch vas referred TO the Committee oa
RESOLUTIONS
Ad Hayvs presented tie fo4o~ins resolution which vas
E-sor~ Tbar Cerry.sr rom tie s1rs Home 10 Rz--
eess 5shed win gss unterI Tie direction u; HE Com
missioner Of Streets AID Lamps
At Usse Pre.enled tts lltow1ng preamble ant res'~
utoa when was referred 10 Jae Committee on Ferr,es
ysEe,tqs proposition has been made Tor Words
Fair In ~ In The OF New snG te L ;. Gov
eminent Gss consented 1a such Far shall be 1e.d ou
Goverrols lsard, and arre1s such proposioa IS caica
lated to develop lie sA rgrrHy o. the Mechanics ui
cur 4n'TE ard promote sld GeytoF - is tAle'st'
eno 4Te1s ire necessary arrangement for SUCH exhibition
ard hpfhotlies The clrv-There
ResoiteG Tbat Tie Ferry Committee be Instructed 20
Port on The proPrttY Of making sca arrangements Tor
temporary Ferry between Ills city AMI Governors Island
as may secure Tue p,ohts derived Hefefou 70 sc eNpe
dUTes ard that no permission ease be granted lay WHICH
such extraordinary PROFITS VII lee secured by private ard
Alderman Kelly; presented the following Resolution.
WI ch was adopted, VIZ
quesed 10 report 10 this Board whether OF not lAee
any outstanding uucoecisd balances on Inc IOHoW
ug various accounts, due in Dec 1872 WIKI the names u
tie persons and corporations owing lie same tue aOlntS
Ground Rent House Rent FERRY Rent Common Land
Alderman Franklin presented The following Resolution
which was referred 10 lie tee on S Reels
RlsorreG That soate f5 ft gi he itsJad ,6oogb
he Sidewalk Of First.pv between aud ,s
asn trore The sidewalk I lie som rl, Side. If : gbtsr
i i. d;e,s7,ee - T0n 40, t;4l,I rigsr5,. - " >
Adern Mn Ffspki1 nrssenied tie ff,y,i,o Pa.,y9t,on
with ,Tas resrred IN he Cam, an sci.
PSsalld That The curb and sfore in gi9qfon-s
between Bower, and NoffS :. h. res nd ana reset;
also t the sidewalks said sfref 4i ,alr said mis-
he tagged under the direction of die s rect commissioners
where lie same NAV be hy han deemed necessary
REPORTS.
(Nf.y I T.,.,
tie petition OF Dir. DougAerlg asking 10 defer me c5ir-
NATION OF essessmenJis for ttarGdig! Soujf.s from Ca
1eriue to Pkts requesting 10 t larsl1 a. ne sub.
ecf has sireaiv been coifne,i-\yhict 7yas adopted
Tie Conn iee on AssgssI.Iaut- u,,..t. Hep1r ask.
efroae4 zee asse5sen. o. 'egrfea e Faaes COMMIT
Which was adopted
The Committee On Assa; S; 1Tsseasd 81, Rs99r I'D
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CORPORATION NOTICES


NRoTOE AGUEDUCT Observation-Disclosures ara, ~ :,
y Corporation SocePabhc notice Is 's.o y ~
Datop has presented tina Board OF Assistant 4'
et~er from Ctkson aud thton5 Le9 10 y
about 400 feet Hudous; al persons mt III 10
HAVING obertious thereto, requested to PreSen' me
,sc IL, the Contract thus office o. Doe
cqlm NICHOLAS psAN' t'"e : ----- ,-
,,1arrT-DyP1 gTNENT no Han OF Recofds,Posle notice
. br,eoy gwen hat following petition h4A e1en
- d. VI r AL,snsp To IN sunken lots ~ t' aN
,5t ~ , a. per,ous interested havus objections hsreo
are requested present writing To .le D.,t-
SssH ldg1 JOHN r. DODGE, Street Commissioner
STREET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECoHps-raoI f
theioous pe'toD mas pea prssas7o
- IN. Boa Of Aaut Aer,oen: Totesuilte and grade 't be-
and Eighth Apersons ot7reSteI having osecton
~ ers ON or before u Neceaoet, INST DEC y
,usS N''' Td11 JOHN DODGE. SteSt Com nissooet
1SE0rOS AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Rotunda, PARK, Dec 8
4 ts5n- CORPORATION SOTICE,-Publc notice Is hereby
gwen shat petition as been presented in the Board OF Aemea
s.Nr ~ Yt II from Hudson kvsT point a. eet west
An nrsons the above, having directions
aro are present the same in writing to s T99ct
80 ~ ,ha once On TUESDAY, l7tast NICHOLAS
pTAS praadent Croton AQuedGct Department. d lV
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no MANLY LUTHERY You hsfeby lmm00ed aud required
hs compliant in 'hsS uPreine toHet OF Charles Bene
dpi pautB the sixth day OF November s5o fled
The OF the Clerk Of The County OF Monroe, aud to
cory your Henry f. Norton, the village Of
gcApo County Monroe within twenty days after tie
it eKcgsye ote day Of thu thereof
,td you fail the complaint thu PLAIN
if eu agans for hundred and tr;yseysn
Joas twenty with neest thereon from the 18th
dsy Nay mil law6wN H. r NORTON Pltffs Atty
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NEW ROUTEto the WEST IL NORTH.
/ VUNITED STATES MAIL LINE via the Cayu ga and
Susquehanna and NeWYok and Erie Railroads aud Cayu'
ga Lake ,..
and SusQuehanna Railroad VIII in connection with the
Day ana Night Express Trains the Ncw1oTk ano lle
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays eXceped1
The cars leave Owego at 81 Am and Y PM Leave
ithaca NJ. and at 50 NJ arriyn1 at OIYego III le
0r the Morning and Evening Express ans 0r rev ORE
The splendid low-pressure steamer WlbLl39 e.
DODGE, Capt Buckbee leaves Ithaca daily at 90 a
connecting CHyuga with the Express Trains gong f1'
or West Returning, leave Cayuga at PM or on uie
arrival of the Eastern Western Express Trans conec'
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for New ORR ma
Through tickets from Ney-YOrk TO Cayuga, SO IlGkea
from New York to Ithaca Cayuga sold on board tas
eeamboa OF the New FORK and Erie Railroad Company On
the river. - Ill.,. -
The Cuyuga and susqnehanna Railroad has been rebul'
and relad with heavy rail new route avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines aud cars uns0r'
pissed on any road in tie Union
The connection between the railroads and the b0atss per
feet the running directly &c Hud from tie steamboat
landing IN Cuyuga Lake
Passengers for Osycgo Syracuse Auburn Geneva Roch'
scr md Buluo, viii fud this tie most pleasant coriorta"
und cheapest route 81 eooy
NIEW-YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
l N-Leave Whitehall al and IL, M and q and E, ?
NJ Leave Staten bland al end 10, AM and Ia ana D.
Pms nou
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IN PURSUANCE of the Surrogate of the County oil
kNew York, hereby gYen AL parsons having claims
.gnr WILLIAM WELLS late Of the City OF New York decsass,
present tho with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber at hf
No $50 Hudson Otree the CITY Of Neg York be
18th January ne1tDated SRw York ths 18th dag
Of Jnty, 1850 FkAECIs A. SNIFFEN, Administrator.
Wis iav6mhS
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SREGORY,S CALIFORNIA EN-
yTvHE UNITED STATES and CALI

ENHE UNITED STATES and GALE
Il FORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch their
eext Express per Steamers GEORGIA. Dec H. aud CRES
CENT CITY Dec 18Th, connecting with The Ma Steamer
CALIFORNIA from Panama, Jan This Is the Only or
cities on the Ish,pu, and are prepared forward Goots
through San francisco in about IS days Shippers may
saVe her Goods cleared at The Custom House 10y leaving
ihelr Invoices al the office. WALst
t5sr A b MILLER X co Propriears
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NJ UTCE hsreby gron, according law all having
~ LORENZO D. PURHEL, late Of tho city Of
Brooklyn Kgs County deceased te they required to EXHIBIT
with thereof The subscriber ketansl H.
Terry the City OF New Yo before tie Gfti
Gay Of Psbuaryne1t.-Dated July 20, 1850.
DEBORAH II. PURNELL, I y, ,,,i,a,u..a..
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TRAVELLING.

EyOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
a splendid Steamship sOUTHERNER, Capt ].
Dickinson, win leave Pier No North River, on SArUR-
DAY Dec 7h, ais O'Clock P. NJ. precisely. AL Bills of
Lading signed by the Clerk on board
For freight apply board at Pier No North River aud
for passage To SPOFF0Rp, TILEST0N 4 co.
d3 ivy &c S0uths
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NOTICE gyen according 70 all having
~ against EDMUND SMITH ate of ths village of Williams
eorg County they required exhibit
ts vouchers thereof 10 the subecrbs George Smith, at
No North Second st said Namsburgh,
,,nrp December nett-Dated june 18th, 1850
CoREEIIA SMITH Administrative.
,s94 AworuSM GEORGE SMITH Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE order OF Surrogate County t
Knew notice hereby given to all persona having claims
sgSinst WILLIAM GiFFlNG late OF the City Of New York
ceased present with vouchers thereof subscriber
at HE Once Vesey street; City of New York,
before thirteenth day Of May dated Noyors the ninth
dny of November, 1850 ISAAC Il. GIFFlNG, Executor,
NH lsnofn,
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CALIFORNIA.


TvOR SAN FRANCISCO,-The new
a splendid clipper ship
SEA SERPENT,
w Rowland, Commander has been constructed with re-
ference the creates, possible speed, expressly for tho
California aud China rade and her sailing qualities are
believed be equal to any ship aoat She is provided with
patent yens,ors and has superior accommodation for
passengers For freight or passage, apply
OF If GRINNELL, MINTuRN& co. rs SoHt!-sL
~ EGORY'S CALIFORNIA EN-
~ PRESS, per steamers GEORGIA and CRESCENT
CITY The IN and lSIh Dec. at NJ The subscribers
viii orw ard iheir next Express per above steamers in
charge faithful who will attend TO the transit
Of he goods from ChagTes Panama in order 10 avoid
The possibility detention the sihmus Parcels re-
ceved until the morning OF ihe day OF sailing and letters
until y NJ Packages and heavy freight must be deliver
Ell our office por the day of sailing, where the goods
awaiting Shipment are covered by insurance.
THOMPSON x HITCHCOCk,
Managers and Agents, l49 Pearl.St cor W a.! .
PS-Shippers by this Express can avoid the ANNOYANCE
aud eApenie OF clearing their goods al the Custom oase
Terms reasonable. 90 llo
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rBvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERs-The shps


ATLANTIC, CaPtAfn wess PACIFIC, Captain Rye,
ARCTIC, Captain Lace, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been 5unt by expressly
Government service every has been il their coz.
strucion as also in their engines ensure strength
speed and their accommodations for passengers
oualled for elegance aud comfort
Price OF passage from New-York 10 liverpool $3.50 "a:
to New York, SIS An experienced Surgeon sAched TO
each shin No Berths secured until paid tor
PROPOSED OATES OF SAILING
PROM HEW.Yo. < FROM L!YEaPooL
Saturday December 1886 Saturday, December II laS
Saturday, December q, 1850 Saturday December 70 lSS
"Wednesday, January s, 1881 Saturday January \ 1891
Wednesday, JHtua;y2 p, lS5 Saturday February lS5l
"Wednesday February 4 1857 Saturday February - 1851
Wednesdhy ls 1851 Saturday March O. 1881
A. etluesasy March :, ls5 Saturday March p 1851
Tttues4lay March iS5 Saturday April > 1881
nor fr,.rbf or passage appty "a EDWARD K COLLINS,
a6 Wsll-st NewYOrs ~ 70 BROWN SHiPLEiF d 90
liverpool Z @ ROBERTS 4 co IS Kings Arms ! srd,
London, OF Ia DRAPER il Roles@ri hontnsrfel
Pans
T4e ov r,-r. Of amps .n accountants for
gold alyeF 5ulln specie, icwery precious stones OF
,,esIs lnjess Of adlBg gp- thertfoE and he
value tlfefaof .heretn expressed
Atrr 81 0f Apr neat Do a{e u e b ny nc eeoSa
sn&u,efs VIII be materially reduced az
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ny ORDER OF JAMES MUtLErI, Esquire, Justice of the
Il sureus Of tue Stto Of N" notes hereby ysn
his agaast the estate Of ELISHA WELCH
and that he vi" be sold for the payment
~ olcsA and discharge such attachment accord
M N NV w,n months from The first publication OF is
that The payment any debts due 10 m by residents Of
a. and the delivery s any property With
hs STATE belonging and the Transfer Of sch properly
By i'' or H3UGHTON a sPRAGUE Buffalo. n Y.
q lawgmM Attorneys l0r Attchmg CtedItof
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NEW-YORK and CHARLESTON
/ y STEAM PACKET LINE.-NEw ARRANGEMENT
Steamship sOUTHERNER. Capt. j Dickinson, VIII con
tinue her Tipgas follows
Eron n YORK. 10 Charleston From Charleston 10 NToTk.
Saturday, Nov9 PM Saturday. Nov 4
g. 8 PM. - is.
Der. Z, Pm. 80
.2 PM. Dee. Il.
Passage S25 Freight l2tc, per cubic loot
For freight apply board N Pier No Norh ttiYet snd
tor passage 10 GPOFFORD. TILESTON X CO.
o13tD22 "a South-sl-
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE from
q CHARLESTON TO HAVANA via sAyANNA - 4 and
KEY WEST.-The eplcpdd steamship ISABEL l. 0Wtuas
burden commanded By Capt William Rollins wii com.
her regular trips Monday, Oct and sail regular
ly from Charleston, s for Havana the st and ta Of
each mouth from Esypna Charlestop on tha 8th and
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana 81
FROM Charleston ana Savannah 10 6ey West go
For particulars apply 10
SPOFF0RD, TILESTON I co 8 soatn-a
n Charleston TO Nj Q. MCRECA4
Agents in Havana, DRAKE, BROTHERS Il co.
Passengers leaving Havana by ts ship can reach BALI
more by he land the Gh day or by meeting the
steamer Southerner reach New YORK III same Time u
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IN PURSUANCE order the Surrogate of tho County Of
York hereby given TO ali pereon having claims
against WILLIAM BUCKLEY late OF the City Nsw York brass
founder deceased present the with thereo to e
Subscribers Office of Nae ESQ 40 Nassau
City before day Of February
Dated New York the 97th dag OF July, 1850
y99 law6mM- STEPHEN CUTTER. fHN''Uoi'' 60
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IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate of tho County
New YotkHotce sincerely gwen all persons having rn
against STEPHEN b. HOFFMAN, late Of the City of New YORK
gentleman deceased to the with vouchers hereo "a
e office Edward Clark Arornsya a, law No
Wastre. in the Cty of York the
5sv of hisrrf New YORK. September 4t, 1880
MARGARET II. HOFFMAN, ,,,r,ar;s,ro,,;y..
t6 lRwtrnr ANNA M HOFFMAN, i--
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"MOTHER, SING JERUsALEM.'

'He Last WOrds Of q DYING BoV,
BY MRS. N. A. DESIsON.
A child laid in twilight room,
With pallid, waXen lace;
A little child, whose tide Of life
Had nearly run It's race.
Most holy robes the angels brought,
BY holy spirits given,
Ready 10 wrap the child in them,
And carry him 10 heaven.
And shining wings, with clasps OF light,
Two shining wings they bore,
To iustsn on the sergph child,
Soon as the strife was O'er.
perchauGe their beauty made him think
OF some harmonious word,
That often from his mothers lips
The dying one had heard.
II might be, for he Whispered low,
Sing, mother, sing and smiled
The worn one kneIt beside the couch.
What shall J sing, my chlLdT'
" Jerusalem. my happy home"
The gasplng boy replied,
And sadly sweet the clear notes rang
Upon the eyen-tlde:
&" Jerusalem, my happy home,
Name ever dear to me
When shall my labOrs have an end
lnJOy, and peace, and thee ?"
And on she sang, while breaking hearts
Beat slow, unequal time;
Glcy leit the passing Of the soul,
With that trlumphal chime.
" Oh when, thou city of my God,
Shall thy courts ascend p"
They saw The shadows Of the grave
With his sweet beauty blend.
Why should shrink at pain or woe,
Or feel al death dismay? ?"
She -rised-the angels bore the child
10 realms OF endless day.
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ARRAY among the Negroes in thc Sirth Ward
AT late hour last night, while number of ne
grOes were cOnverslng upon the merits of the " Flu
gtlve Slave Bill" in frame building, situated in
the rear of l57 Leonard street, desperate quarrel
took place between them. During the conflict Il
tall, athletic colOred man, native of the Sand
Wich Islands, named Peter Rowland, seized bed
post, with which he beat another black man on
the head until 1t was perfect Jelly. lie then at
tackled a cOlOred man and woman with the weapon,
and continued series of blows until they fell up
on the Oor-the cries of murder were heard several
blocks distant. The excitement soon became in
tense, and the premises were quickly surrounded
by an immense crowd of citizens, who were very
much eXaspeIGted, and made a general rush 10
Lynch the murderer. This was, however, pre-
vented by strong force of police, who seized the
culprit. As the policemen were ascending the
narrow stairs, the desperate negro made an attack
upon them with the same weapon, and would
have taken their lives but for the active use of then
clubs. The police met with desperate resistance
IN capturing the murderer.
The body of the dead man was placed upon a
couch i'll room attached to the premises, as were
also the wounded ones, who died from their wound
| at TWO O'Clock this morning my. Courier, llth
Long SPeechea-'The Presbyterian, in speaking
OF the improperly of long speeches at tine anniver
sary, tells the following anecdote:
"A AT a religious anniversary in England, few
years ago, very excellent but eccentric clergy
| man was called on to close the meeting Will
prayer, and as the exercises had been prOtracted
an unusually late hour, and many of the audiene
had already left the house from excessive fatigue
| he was requested to make short PRAYER which h
| did in the following Words o Lord, forgive tn
| tediOusness of the speakers, and the WEAKNESS
| the hearers-Amen.'
! David L. Seymour, Hunker, was nominated fo
Congress at Troy, NY.
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REGULAR PACKETS


Y.
n ~ Shirs Steamship Co-sr,r ,4
hereafter the following named days monJ
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward. Leaves NgsY0.t th. Arrives Havana 90. f7-b
Hayanl ....-I5h. GdaEres 10. .2.sI.
UgneWari.. ChagrEr. Z1th, Havana ist.
Havana ....-Zi. NeVIgTt.
sTEAMsHIP OHIO.
Outward. Leaves HgwY1s 9Th Arrives at Havana
HsyanI......sd. NsVOrIssus6th.
HO.IeFlri., NeRDr,saus.liLH. Eavast l7.
Havana .....ls.b. HsEYJrk ,.22t.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward Esz Orleans 2s Arrives at Havana E. ID
Havana ..--5d Chagrss 18th.
EomcRari.. Casgrgs .....l3th. Havana lst h.
Havana 18Th. New Orleans a.,
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10 RENT.

OFFICE TO, RENT-A small Office and Fix -,
ol8 W JOHN TooLE, 25 Bank Place. hasa
70 RbNTG[Dea, pie Residences in Second Munici.
i pallty-A One.soT cttage House No. 2SS Grod IS=7
k kTJ VIII @ gafuen IN no. " FOntai9ns hye rooms, i
IN Clio street. TO the ct Dryades between Dry
yard in rear One Fwostory Frame House in Eato .tTeet
with wide aeyway suitable for carriages etc. The house
hnsh WIN marble mantels and all the late improvements.
OIL If at the Fashionable Hat Store, Canal st.
'I'O KENT-A delightful Cottage Residence on Washing
4 ton Avenue between Nayades and Pytania Streets "a
pantry and servants rooms There yard and gar k
cowo and pouv va6 on ,n MI sg sta5 Ao
ree or loHT horses or good well and two cserns
Terms modsrate to good tenant and possession given on
Office. u e o2I ,I''
F'0 SNT-The corner half Of the double Frame House
Il situated on the Southeast corner of Bacchus and -
irato streets, suitable for Family Grocery, Dry CT
contains four good rooms S ree below and one above
kitchen, large yard will be rented low to good tenant
7. DXVis al SpSF H. TSardonas Furniture Store,
L ply at Is BANK PLACE. ap21
TIC RENT-A desirable OFFICE with half the Second
Commission House. Possession given the lst Novem-
X. NJ. McALPIN, Wholesale Grocer,
Ola tnl Canal st. Row and - Common street.
ST0RE FOR RENT-The store No, 2O7 Julia street,
the store IS well calculated for clothing, boot and shoe
z Natchez street, up stairs ola
ITO RENT-The Three.story Brick DWELLING, cor.
afr OF Julia and Baronne streets vel suited for "a
TO, TO KRENTTThs r. y sToR No: ~ Julia street X
Apply at No. y Nachez street. up stains. o
| IN0R RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE on Eutepe "a
4 street, between Pryana and Coliseum Place sua fh
voSS oS Esq Inquire of g. WATERMAN III N,sv Co.
| m Tbs Ia,ge
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This Company being organized solely for the protection of
ery, in its operations great National benevolent nsltu-
ton conducted upon the and solid principles and
GH9Tdng Tor small annual sum, pad during e, large
and handsome legacy children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till death, participate in the whole
Of the profits oil the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors. married woman
etectnsurnce the life OF her husband, 70 hesoe ben.
eh and of herself and children, free 'front.' lie claims Of
John Hagan J6seoh Walker John s. Allison,
Peter C0nrey JT., hIaunsel White VIM E. lIeverich,
Robert J. Ward Samuei Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry 3. BuCkneE.
PETER CONREY, Jr. President Board OF Trustees.
Joseph W Stanton j. MoI:an a Van Bb9er
John l., Lewis, Il H. barton, William II. White,
n. G. Hall, Andrew Car, Theo. T. McCaleb,
l9h5 l.. safaanD, Geo W. smith, I. n. Norman,
Comeiu, FSIowes, II NJ Cohen
Edw JenneT Coke.
JOHN UAGAN, President Of the Company
EDw. JEENER COEE, Vice President.
A. J. WEnDERBURH, NJ. D. Medical Board Of
THOMAS Hunt, NJ. u, Consultation
fl. G. HEAuTT, Actuary z. l.. GooLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BE1r NJ D., No. 37l Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily iiom ls3 10 2P
By the Charter only 81, 900 is taken on a single ifa
LIZ This Company IS prepared TO entertain Applications
for Life Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and healthy
by the oar which less than the charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South By the charter, Dividends of
Profits declared annually, and the pTOts draw interest,
and be made available TO the extent of twothI
their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
E' California PemitsNew Ok and lOr don rates. Pros
pecus Table OF Rates, and all iniorm4on 'Ole lnsur;
anGe, and all papers 10 can be had
ESS- Extensive Travelling Privileges allowed.
ES~ Office hours, A. M. to D P. II. lyl2 ly
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ORLEANs FEMALE ACADEMY,

SOutN-edst Slc!!0R, IIN0Ti Circle.
Z. IRIS Nj ID. DlMIrRN, of New Orleans whose eype-
~ renee as teacher has been OF many years standng
spectny announces that she is prepared to assume
the DrsgRui direction and supervision of limited number
of YOUNG LADIES either permanent BoardeTs and Pupils,
or as Day Pupils only.
Languages in both their elementary and higher branches
drawing and Mnsc. Spanish, Latin and Greek, and the
The location of the Academy is highly pleasant and
heahful and Mrs d. and her assistants will snare no effort
to render their pupils proficient in all the domestic and social
refinements of life.
For terms and further particulars, apply at NJ d DlMI.
TRY'S Orleans Academy, s. +. Section of TivOl Circle
near the junction OF NayadGs street so I'm
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