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Marine AHnirn.

LAUNoHEp-At keDnebunk, 9th inst, by Messrs
Bourne kingsbury splendid ship OF OIL tons, which
has been purchased il New York for Havre packet,
and called La Suisse
The name OF the ship recently launched at Bath by
Messsrs TrufsDt a. Drummond has been changed to
Continent. the owners becoming aware that q New
York chip had been recently named Arctic.
Tar slrAMsHIP ATLANTIc.-The cargo Of the Atlantic
was discharged by nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
and her coal put board last evening, and her
repairs finished that she will sail punctualy at her
appointed time. The repairs at the dock are COM
p.ted New piles have been driven down, an im-
proved plan, aud brsced with heavy beams which
10 be proof against the recurrence OF the former
accident
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sporting IntelliQenco,

CEsTRviLLE UoURsr, Il. I.-TKorriso. The trot for
the purse announced TO come of yesterday sftern
between Bay Boston, Pelham, and Confidence did not
take place, the owners of Bay Boston and Confidence
fearing contest with Pelham, his scoring showing
more speed than they expected. This was great
DISAPPOINTMENT to the numbers who visited the
track to witness the race trotting match for $500
two mile heats however, came off between Mendhzm
Maid and Anne Boley this former to a $50 10 wagon
with two men in, and the latter to skeleton wagon
which in measure de smends for the failure the
other contest Mendham Maid, notwithstanding the
equal weights, won hsndiy in two straight heats
She took the lead in both heats from the aud
was never headed during the race. Time, 547-6:50
HUNTING PARK Course, PuILADELrHrA-TRorrISo-
Wednesday, Oct "a trottng contest between Lady
Moscow and Zachary Taylor took place on Wednesday
afternoon-Lsdy Moscow In harness, and Zachary
Tsy Tor under the saddle. The mare won easily
There were four heats trotted but the first was
decided heat as the nags started without the word
The time OF the heats were as follows :-2:301a-2sl-
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TnE FIEEMEN AND ruE Co-voS Cot.ycft We
perceive by an advertisement in another column,
that meeting Of the friends Of Allied Carson,
Oh # Engineer Of the Fire Department, has been
esllsd Cor Monday evening neIi, al the corner Of
Grand and deny streets The Advertisement
does not state the object Of The meeting, ba, we
presume that It il for tn purpose Of nominating
him ior Mayor. Il s, however, to be, according
To present appearances, an inlcpenden, meeting.
go Ne hope that either Mr Carson or some equally
good man, will BE- nominated. We DO wish ~ see
lsrnfm thrown overheard in or municl ll cleo
. .sons' shu hien elected who will devote more Of
men ATTENTION % The duties OF their Off 81. a,d
.hc interests 81 the Ctv, than 10 thosc of Gl-rv
WIN such man 90 Carson Tor Mavnr, We would
nav no ar oi coffupuon w the administration OF
b-I9iimeR, Would be benehucI IVY his election
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Balance income account LIST Sept 1850. S1l1 963 o.
The earnings for the nine months exceed those Of
last year to the date $40 S62 26 The increase
In September 81 COS o. making total increase to
October 1t ssh 467 ~ The entire increase has bser
in passenger receipts making gain OF seventeen per
cent. The January dividend will not probably be
large ss the Western Railroads. but II these two
lines could be united In cooperation, the saving in
expenses, under q single management, would make
the united line sats and eight per cent stock,
which would doubtless command in the market 90
good prices those paid for the Lowell and Fitch
burg
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sir was recognised by Of her old play mates In
grocery store, upon an GRAND. from the family In
which shs lived % domestic Her young friend and
former play mate asked her why she did not 60 home
to her parents She burst into food Of tsars and
piled that che knew not where to ind them that they
were dead SC. The young friend watched her to her
place ofrestdencs In Eighth street and urged her TO
60 home. The mother being appraised Of the eircun-
stance immsdately sought ouths shiidlwho gvssths
ioiio~ing history Of her case When she nrst sp-
preached the grocery she accostsd and enticed
away by man he placed her In . wagon and drove
away she lived with this and his wife they had
no children, pesr Tsrrytown, upwards Of two years
when they packed up their goods Sc and stated that
hey we're gong TO live out West abe did not
with to 20 with them and fed to . neiahboring
farmers house. where she found protsetion and home
she upwards OF two yesra whom she came to
this city and was living domestic when discovered
as described. 1he parents could not recognizes the
child-but the child at recognized the parents
Their happiness was complete.
fouHDLNo. "Wednesday afternoon, ct half past six
O'Clock, infant about two months old found by
a man named Patrick Clancy under q wagon corner
of Twenty third street and Lexington avenue II
was conveyed to the office Of the Governors Of the Aims
house by officer AIRY
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IHIoRTANT FINANCIAL DocuHkNr.-We publish
IN another column, to-day, an important financial
document ernan atng from the Comptrollers Office,
10 which we wish 20 direct the attention Of our
readers. Il gives, within short space, a view Of
the finances Of this city, in which every citizen Is
interested We perceive that the Comptroller has
touched upon the necessity there exists for giving
Increased accommodation TO shipping. Sooner
or later we must have system Of docks on the
Liverpool plan. and there s no city in the world
which possesses equal advantages for /, than New
York
During the rast year, we learn that the sum Of
ESQ GEO has been expended on the Russ and pave
niehts 81 similar character. Il would have been
much better It larger sum had been used IN this
way We must have al our principal thoroughfares
paved In the Russ manner, for experience has
shown that il is the cheapest method. I, may cos,
more % inst, but Il will last tor ever, il will be
found 20 be the cheares, in the end Il is per-
fee,ly night that stock should be issued for this
work, pal able on future day, for " there i any
Cese IN which posteriiy could he morally bound Ia
ray debt contracted Nv their ancestors. TINS is
one, becsuse they will reap as much tlne6t
from n, and more, than The people Of the present
day.
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pc-.eIs for the Pae;sc.

The following is pIete list OF the vessels wLssh
have Jailed frcri the Atlantic ports tor the Psxso
coast with the dates Of ther eesrsaees) since the
9th ult The vsle number cleared wi:hiu the period
Il So Of which for Pansma; fer Tslcshaars;
for Astoria Oregon. aud the balance, a. for calKw-
ola Thi. let does net iaclsde whaensn:-
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Married.

In All Saints Church, on Thursday Oct 10. bv the
Rev. W. Egenbrodt, Mr.. GEo. @. WEssrrs TO Misc
srnIL A., daughter Of Daniel 0stman, nsq all Of this
city.
On the 10th instant. at Broadway Tabernacle by,
Rev Or Thompson Mr. Rrusrs II CApr, Of Jersey
CITY TO Miss RssrccA IL PEAaL, Of New York.
On the 9th inst By the Rev Mr. Bainbridge Of
Harlem, Mr. WILLIAM q. GRAHAM, TO Miss MARGlsrr,
Cosmos, both Of the same place
On the 9th inst by the Rev q A Corey Mr. J.sxs.
DoAL OF this city, to Miss PrEBE sicxELs Of Colte
Neck New Jersey.
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nrnoI,Irn Citr Cnnrt.

I'M CHARGE AGAINST SAMOA. uRrRy roR rt,E r,s-
SESSION % COT VIA PITT HONEY
lie tidal n ssmuel Dtury seror cslsd On VS. s-dsv
r. srrfrF NJ. Ratsil1 Eutfaftsd andavf. n 49, ~
saw uti D-urs IT, fsinr i0rth that his father vas 80.
free BE iouse ~ nsss ahd that na'eris vit-
for e do shfcnt without uhprn o. would
" lasrtcvs - The derre tc a. trial TIE after
corsaerae deiay. franed ~ saourumsn vstl Tgesday
1g q; rlcb ti-s ~ erected TIE cass rl D. tree
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The IIorse and the Rider.-From the tim.

tst the son VI ihr famed Bpeerhalus 20 the
TIE arr 81 sovtrnng INT rararon anim- L. the
beer considered nuts aud euuubli
fvtTect that there better among the
% sncrt and Rome than modern ehvsry can
beast Our military do net devote nieent time
The sudy ssd practice Of horsemanshp become riders Of
the fret order Vet ~ this city, have ridiuK
VI the principles % The taukh, Has
tratsd IN rvsctice. ~ uplishcd teacher
have 81 The riders In turure
yet q not ensmtsg one Who bad hrnsr seat sa
tive tfidie hand degaee and noncalant arrsar
her shsct thsn ftierd Dstrow we'll
pineTal ~ the fsaliouale Riding Academy en- Fourth
hvtnue. He g. unlu~stiouahy sduirshe teashsr ana
- seems 20 us that his method since his visit 20 the great
ridnr shools a Iandsn and fsrs " graceful
"a than la ses and Feniswen Who vish 10 rarn
"a tide 10. isdss ana gentlemen will ater q course
ratrorise HE sstahiishment
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Court CsIendar-This Dav

surErIoR CouRr-Nos 81, oil. 81, 70, 81 SIS So o5 o.
leo lo2 lo3 lo< lot los no. ll2 ia lilo, Ola III to
l22. Is, 10, So
ConsOs PLrls-Part Ines 121, 12o, 735, IA TAO
7bl 1853 1855 75r T6I Part I'd adjourned to Saturday
morning.
surksHK CorRr, General Term )-Nos %, a. Is H.
80, 81, 81 SO, So IS, 80, 81, 2i4 3s, 80
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TELrGRAp,,Ic-

nOSTUN ANDNrw YoRK TELEGRAPH COMPANY
80 ~ go Val stleet, lfc.ohd s,ory) PHI Use,
tF rfes fttsut Printing fnstru " IN operasirF
. Rev HsvtH Hartford. srfirefsid Prorider b.
a o,aplehsf ere rristea ~ the inftrumcnts IN Re-
~ elt Letitfa thrs Hvcidifg the necessity ~ traas
r. trar.crtrF and ccusequsnt liability % error o.
y ttt-id ~ uTon al other systs-s n teierf aphiHs
TIE fatfons THU lire NAV Ssesnd vror s-e al trau
cn nni teiv ~ their ucssarss dispatches vii
ttfteeLda 80 teir tfices the Worhie
efcs Ftieesfer Of zen words. ~ ceotG shd 70
jaws sTUSeIs. President
hhSirrss Class, Clsrk dths Cerpsrstion.
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Supreme Court.


Before Judges Eouoncs Edwards and Mitchell
Der 10 -1arsdre Ltgirg ston. appellant, rs. The HtI
Rirer Railroad Company. respondents.-This was an
spp.s from the decision of Special Term, which de-
MED an Injunction to restrain the Hudson River Rail-
road Company from proceediDg with their works,
when no through the demesne and
srthe dwellins house Of Mrs Livingston. psoisou
rexefyed.
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that Dothirg from the
Otherwise wsl person, than rusty shabby
tesl hat Ii need not be erownless brimle even
"thocking bad hat Gentlemen whose time
indicates the approach Of II is predicamen reminded
this btsutiful sud fsyors style just issued by WAR
N0CKS, Hatters, 2U3 Broadway.
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Springfield, August 8, Isso.-D..r srr,-r,

VITA pleasure that abls 10 nform you that ds-
ppsis and with which my wife been %
much troubled fI s.ms time past has bees entirely
come and cured, ~ the % Planetts Bitter believe
them 20 he invshsbe In this plant well GOOD
tene for the syst having myse derived much benefit
Peg sale bv John khsu, IsS Biosdw,yi John b Dcdd.
al Broadway Sader 13f Broad say and BY william n
Hicks 4 Co. lac and ISL ftsnt street.
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who complain II Tie Doloreur Neuralgia Nervous lead
ache Rheumatism, Ansphrodsa nervous diseases Of
hne f.T that they are entirely sradeaed BY the
ute OF WATTS Nervous AItidote Any PRISON thinks
that this mere pun should call on Dr. watts his
denee 40 Greenvi-h street at the depot 1o2 Nassau
street.. 81 bottle. 81 n asten.
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esndidiy ali thsse With the dease dyspepsa
tAie these Bitterr, and will be veil they will
fanny conquer and cure the disease. More than th0u
nd gerebs have teen cured and the eerAs.ss
In daily from every quarter Price cent? Der large
Principle once, ia FULTON street.
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Fluid seils tor cash witnout the eve
discovers reerei IL the hsr cures
mos, all disease II .hose VIE buy are deceived they
BY us Hon. n. Crn6eil By the Irvings. Rass Dspoes
Bradhursts Germans Costers Ludlors korrises vings-
tons Iorillnrds Merchants cannot faS to be peased
they wall call on Dr. X SOLD "a large bottlss and S.
wonderful cures and talk with the DIR. himself.
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has teen said that good nssds bush and IL the
propert OF these Btters were universally known they
would need no Passport into any bsJond the
tAtop they would bring With them is the public
ev.ryvhsre are becoming alive 20 their value TOME,
sorrectNe and restrs.s and their eGeaey In removing
sypsa and all its Kindred maladss. Thsy for sale
ludson
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their tnd patrons and ire pubc eral
tinue carry their eststshmebt No 81 Bro.dvav
whore RCoustsnt suLy Of fashionable rsrsan Boots and
srrcr- ~ every syle together With IN.
ehaicagt Ntffamery. are alNats 70 be found.
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or Sandy Hook, Oct. 5, Is5O.-At n meeting

Of the passengers board the L.. s. steamship Her
maui IRON Bremen 70 New forht vas mously resOv
Cd that tie thanks q the Aforesaid ~ rendered
taptsi. T. Crsbree for the deportmeut and
unloru urbany OF manner exhibited towards That
Tel deept and scnstly TIE unremttins atteaton -hieh
trrough somewhat lonred he has
90 hsstov rs aud would at the pls
tsstmony 20 his sii commander aud his worth a.
Ard belt fvriher Resolved Th,t in the steamship For
nam the fall and entire conhdnce which her
ustts must elicit writing she does
feet qualifications u smhoat archte urc which we con-
sidsr 20 copsist In comfort and seesrty.
Resolved that the officers board said ship entitled
wa-Uert rratiture for TIE AGILITY displayed teen
In department keuse for the and viii
Ivy irv afisbiv experienced az their hands.
And fe "a further Resolved That this EXPRESSION eur
reesrd te Tukhsf in the New Yort Herald and Morning
Courier shd Enquirer.
SFusd Peter r. Lkane south Carolina: John p Wilson
kssour Cscfsmend Couasurri A. Bowen CauadN Adolph
Coflirs, Narrower r. u NcClslland New York. g. Anatt
CGnass, onnittee % Passengers.
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fair Ct the dilute is ths best dye
IL IA bottle from all unpleasant odor-a
trial oaly srequestsd For sale at Chson sos Broadway
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The beautifuI V ather on yestertIsy agam

sed npmter OF oitifens appear In
Geae men. this Is ntolersbe You must 20 70 RAFFERTY
h LEASKS. and get oecent hat corner Of Chatham
Pearl streets They manufacture the best hats in Try
and see.
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Affairs In Europe.

The steamship Europa, with three days later in
ielgence from Europe, win be due at this port
morrow.
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ct tueb inIavgse bis Daguerrean
Pictures at the Far Because they magnificent They
everything They everybody His elegant
southwest corner OF Broadway aud Franklin
always crowded wonder his pictures like itself
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morally aeeorpsnis shaving wien young gentlemen com
menee II at fret BoElss Anols possessss
soothing ana pressyAvs qualities which mako the pro
cssseasy Try it, Sold by the inventor, Williaa Boyle
Fulton Rushton, CLARK Co, rs broadway. NY.
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Hair Dy e. only secured the mandatory, all
street The public .hould guard against limitations See
various ipiOEs Persons whose hair has assumed Dad
color the Of .he imitation dyes have it
rected by calling as abeyc Copy the address.
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy-The area

sid remedy coughs colds, hoareness and the
throat and lung complaints This domestic medicine uni
yersay admitted sood 10 sold by MRS. w. JARVIS y66
Broadway; by Zieser No. Third street. below Chestnut
Phiedelphia, and by druggists generally.
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ADvRRrSEMENTs RENEWED EVERY OAR.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.


V1NIItD STATES NAILS rOR CALIFoRNIA-Posf
" Omce' Ne~ Noiks Oct. y Is5o.-The regular mail fot
Sstorns IlsFIts, Panama kc, per unitsd states Nail
steamer OkOk5IA. viii ts made this on Friday
us llth int cosirg Letter 20 Chagres 20 sens
20 faEana ~ ctnts both II which Be rre- raid.
Nm v. BRADY, Postmaster.
TINTED sTATrsxAus FoRIuRoPE- posrorrIcr.
~ New York Oct. p ls5O-Ths United states mails fJr
luIopc 20 be dispatched PER Uated states Mail
Office On Saturday. the 12th inst CLOSING tO, Let
tert = the continent 81 Eurrpe, ~ this live
paid ~ cents. WV. " BRADY. Postnastsr.
DosT 0vrICE CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER K.sT
Bsdvsy -Unicd states mails Tor Earope per sssane,
Atsnfic Letter bags for liverpool Ianad, Ireland al
parts ~ Oermany aud nher foreign eounts will close a.
AARON sWARTs
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,hs .eiSs spiss u during the s.ol season
opens his Academy satprasy Oct 2th for is1iss and
Tusaday 18th for gentlemen Mr. teaches Erase In adj
ton 10 the dances and H. happy say,
one Of the most popular teachers Of the day.
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MUSICAL.

THE CELEBRATED PEIuA DONNA EIIzA vAtEy-.
tini froiessor ~ singing for Ladies' SOS Broadwsy
oI sngmg hcng hse the art OF paintfns an imits.
w ~ Nhst - advantsfs for ady to taashs ~ sir
y, rv'l WON ne can initiate and feel tis FORE
Ath ~ tppndt TIRE scales the share and er o.
e.shl awe shd oEprcssioh-Italian, Enfah. Treuch.
aud The ruttar v" Wv i''~
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perfect order. be obtsiued the sui
serb.r This article has been long and voraby known
the pubhe the trst premium At the different fairs Of
American Ihsututs war awarded TO the inventor.
SAUNDERS lE and 81 Broadway, and rs Strand Londo
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India Rubber Cater Boots End Shoes u al the .srious
ssyiss for yourselves chdrer 81 moderate pvce.
ouf sdvice ard 80 direct TO J. n AILLEss ia cssal s.
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They ouhoed superior 20 any offered
Abo the Paris styie VI Hat with large
chdens fancy Hats lentlemen and boys Caps OF every
variety. AxlDON. 5Ol Broaway, near Duane street. /.
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Nov would 1 be measured BY my sole.
r.. r.. s.ot. -. ..sas,ra ?, -; nan. =, ....

Boot kbos CATER Should be the celebrated
Boot and Shoe lmporium Of g. A. BROOKS, $50 Fulton
street. who has the largest and
lety establishment In the Usited States which
style price and exquisite nnish can't be beat.
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rrs. Groom, aooy and sol broadway

fnsh enable Nitiner uressuakor haseorrss psents ~
Lend snd Paris vhs heep her eensantiy sivsd 70 the
l-st fashns snd The material she uses obtaued from
lie tes' manu- acofies In the World In these respects she
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yisti sSa Csks C,rd, engraved printed Ia ne ost
fashitushle svls ~ Eveds % Rroadwar corner Duare
psautfui Boxes for weddpr Cake splendid nri
ds rrvtloros. Wafer aad silver Cord Evsrlsii has
his down. town eus'trsrs
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eXlisitlOD At tue ana all
requiring Of these useful articles should
and perfection of wig making Bachelors
celebrated VIZ Esctcry all Copy the ad
dress and call and see his Manufactures.
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Flsrnce Mccarthy has been nominated BY the
Fourth ward Democratic Convention for Assistant
Alderman for the yard. For the Eighth ward-Atfrsd
Barnore. The delegates 10 the hith Congre,sionsl
District met. but adjourned without q nominStion,
the Fourteenth ward beisg unrepresented. A new
election has bees ordered for that ward and for tue
Ninth, this day. The Sixth consressonsl conv.neen
have put In norination tae folle wing candidates -
Alderman shaw. John VI. Brsdh urs., Chauncey shsf-
Ser Colonel Curtis and Arson Berrict For the THIRD
wsrd. the obligation headed Winian n. Bolton has
been received by the Msy~rslty Convention. In she
Fourth ward tn ticket beaded Jaoob y. Oakley has
been received. For the Nineteenth vsrd-W = isck-
son, IN. present Aidermsa has beer neminAteG Tor
Alderman and John Doherty for Assistant Alder nt n
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John Reese, Aueticnecr.-Rarc aud un,ous

fTi'.te lihisTy :. ysgss CoosT st eel 'his tFraayI
evening October flth a o'clock AZ the elton rro- III
sns 30 Broadway scr.sr q White street rare ,nd
tie collection ~ Books incluanr valuable Treatise
Tteocsy. Divinity std Biblical Literature Yoysfas and
Tstss in various larguafes, Woiks relating America
A. e
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ASSURANCES.

,th hs,UNANCE NATIONAL loan FUND LtSH
- &c societF u Jautcn aua Nee rsrk.-rrope-
ti t.e A1urance received % J1hn sfrec.. 10 -
& rlse M street snd "a Wall street, BY Oliver Bolien
y nv ere frnsre tue and tahise pf race
LAY tt obtained. ;. LEAkDGR STARS GENERAL Ass0s.