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Death Of Bishop Bosom. = The intelligence
we published yesterday morning Of the extreme
illness Of this truly great and good man, had in a
measure prepared US for the sad event which we
have nov to record. We learn by Geographic
dispatch published in the Picayune of yesterday
morning, ihat ne died at louisville on Saturday
the I'm INST His disease is not mentioned.
Bishop Bascom, it viii be remembered, was
elected but few months since one of the Bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South He
was a man of deep piety of great and varied
learning, and, if he had lived, would have adorned
the high station to which he had been elevated in
the Church. He had only attended one Conference
since his election.
Bishop Bascom was as eminently distinguished
in his department as is Daniel Webster in his and
in the death Of the former the nation sustans the
loss q one Of its best and purest and greatest
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Phenomena Attendant est:
| IN Molten Meill.-Nlr. &
to the Paris Academy Of 3occuI
"lIaving determinsde 'ie mo-
ton whether the empluynand "
| acid for mOistening the hHesen
satiun Of GOODNESS, whenesulted
melted metal, | immersSig.
moistened with sulphurCws:
and experienced a sensae cage,
peated the eHperimenhther, Il
melted lead and uiusqe spott
mentiug with the mehlhe exhiI
viously moistened witN,ave tn
aud metal, and on wjthSe au
! alnu,tus wet as it was tlArest
moisture was evapOatet( Ne
The moment a dry pI D., !,
, , contact with the heated f[NAi
J ( place. NJ. Covlet and | M, Pr
, \ vessels of the liquid me AMI
ii several times backward s--less
stream Of metal nowing OK
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10 a Is - - u A v y y,t-,-y--
No. I2i GR4YIER STREET, 6ct0EtH So thaTsss
and CdrONiGst, dOgr from c0rHer u CdT0Enetsss
RARS. WILSON respectfully informs her FI1
Al friends end the public llt she continues IN the 4Gi!E
above eligible location occupied by her daring tLeai
ast two years. and prepared accommodate her rGhis
and those who may favor her with Their patronage rom
7er long experience, and The very desirable and conVsnent
ocatiop Of her House She feels confident OF being able TO
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with he
IN t,TE DO lyd&W
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4 AAPHkBHULbtr-ftC - tlt ul'i1l74H
~ for several years the uOndugor0i the we'kpQwn 1a
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, isfT
situate in Baldwin county, Ala, on the eastern shore M
of Mobile Bay miles southeast OF Mobile, most R&s
.egtnliy invites Ladies' and Gentlemen give him visit
win her families and ENJOY the natural beauties ana Aty
five Recommendations OF the place, open for the season
He intends to conduct his house in such style OF taste nnt
excellence make It tC resort OF the country and eFtJ
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have The advantage OF en-
loving Shower Bath unsurg sed in the Sonthern country
drGd gallons OF water per minute; A strong .i2 pea
+ neal M require the use of Mineral Water.
For salt Water Bathing commodous house has bee
ov.pressure Steamboat will leave this place every MOI
| ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
G Applications for Board should be directed TO me, cal
o. a J3bS m 'OANo''' I'i'' WM l.. HOWARD.
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MAYoRALTY or NEwCRLEAEs, August 30 1850.
COUNCIL OF AlUkICIPALITY No TNyO
- r.e,l Sitting Of Tuesday August q $50.
" ES0LfEil, That the Mayor be- and he ia hereby
a4th9zed ana reauesed after having giving days
pqb auction to The lowest bidder the contract Tor making
all tn necessary repairs TO the Steamboat aud Steamship
Landing ag!eeah!y to the plans and specifications On file IN
the SUry eyOr 5 Office.
Also, tbs contract for furnishing and delivering nj such
places the Surveyor Designate 500 hard yellow
pine staging panks OF The best quality inches thick by NJ
inches wide, and 81 10 85 feet Gng. ~
Also the contract for the erection of two sEarng Flood
gates IN connection with the Draining Machine agreeably to
plan and spec icatnns in TIE SurVeg rs Office,
(eiEnadD T. II. Shields Pre- i'd nj 7,r0 ie,,
Approved 3Oth August 1850 ~
,{Sg9ed) A. D. CROssAIAN, Mayor,
tIrle CopyO II. BIER, CLERK.
.MAY3RALTY OF NEwOELEANs, Aurusl9o 1850
NOAlCE Is hereby given that IN virtue Of tie above rsso.
luton passed by the Council Of N1nicipaify M Two
VIII st 10 the lowest bidders, my Office on MO DA
e g gay Of September next at Il O'Clock NJ The contract
lot uhRinE aI the necessary repairs 10 the STEAMBOAT
and STEAMSHIP LANDING agraeably 10 lie nan and
specHeahgns on Tile in the SUvey Ors Office Also tie con-
nnact ri lnrnishng 600 YeIOw-lleaJt PINE STAGING
FLANK Of the best quality Also The contract lor tbs
erection OF Two Self&Cung FLOOD GATES in connae-
nl %n the Draining Machine, ggrseaby TO the plan and
speci5lcatiols in the Surveyors Office.
ag3I a. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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and finally twrsra rl
received
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FRESH CORN mEALs
TENHE subscribers have opened Depot oil the Orleans
I Steam Corr Mills at the COAL ARD, c9riGr J 81;
Charles and Julia Streets where orders Tor fresh Srouna
Com Meal, Gfs, Cracked Corn, and on Cake VIII be
promptly attended TO. -, ,,.,,,,rrs,,,, O. ~,
mk3J Il - w ihJNIl 0oN q w.
TOIIENT Ms PATENT uNDUI.Ag0RA MILLS.
NGANilFl ~ fU RED in Cincinnati, OF superior work.
W. niauship, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
isis Il. j. HART s. CO., 79Tohonpiloulas st.
~ Planters ani other. wanting The best and ehesPf
well call and examine these Is before paEghaslGg exc,
Mi steam Water H0gss Power. Prices from gtOp TO
S3G0 and warranted 10 perform TO the satisfaction 81 the
purchaser. --
n ICgs0 casks prime fresh Carolina Rice, store,
N sale by aus BARELLl
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auction sales - This

Auction Sales = This s,cd H AZ anS " ioOi
-, ,s. OlgTNIsP.
SYKES, HYDE Co. WI sells 9b nan every guv Df tho
Magazine sIeet-GrOssres, PrOy5'y 70 dispose Of 5y6n
.lugtrUcUOug
IS to take quicker ami
ia tho weird. lIsv
ID 81 s.A months IN one
No. CAMP Surrt.
Gsz.eby
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RLAh h IIIKs ,..lI., -.
and BLANKET COATS 1is1'.sa s.2l n N

Tfari5--nr So fHfure 5noW' a'7lat ne
- 2 Y,j I. .,slf a. society," Iie nunsroqspa-
III t4la ,f All,1l 10 ne lInl elietsu, saa Os
uirg5sfiss NJ Ess,i 49, XII Z Ne..h u4 49,
E5 ii ne Zinc ma come ,+rf ~ ~ ~ Wog1 49,, III
and ali ma A1-Efs eglf IN sLi re va tiis
go about toe earth Ike r5lfi1y iSs ~ ir li "
ma dsvour" AH WYNN i-'
~" 80 parlgglar, and iDgu,r r,y DOCrTOF3 Iuyr7r
and No. 81 ErcgrlHsH s'rrSt m III lfI5 ~ -;
midway second block p,,rfh of yigsny ny
Omn5aeg pan Victory ne, therefore, patients viii md
" X, 4, FRYER. Indian n,,t,-
N. Ia Worn THE DIs APPutNrKD - oI ,tib,
have sacrificed your money. health and time by m5lsi
confidence ID L95e sAglJtn pfs9nde{. m crFigg thess d.
easte, may raltlEe FREE AND FRIENDLY con.
sUl'I TON ny calling on DOCTOR FRfER, "'L~ =
scaniilc man ny me- Prove mel - 70 mote e.s'
~. DC. W w N. =. - Z ~
IN BGA3HIC DRUG STORE. ~
- .. % tAAIP STREET, n IVY OEL&AF3. w.
~ CONDUCTED By DR.. A. a. JONES. "a
&1aa Ihif Od astH}lsrnenl sohcit5 continuance AsA
q pubic paLran9ge II IS the odL one n97 in exstence IN
the south. And the one, that ms uniformly kept fresh
and good MeJgnegr cyneEa by the ac that Oldest
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/ glHEURd for sale BY
| 4 RmHiSN, IS Magazine ST.
TcheupitoalAs st,
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ma fIf575IIII.7s WASHINGTON HDlBk,

IAFhINN ELITIA WISHING IVfd LED LLsIlJ-,.
No. 223 CHFSNUTS S REEJ, PHIi.fDELPHid,
Tg1HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
1 friends that this SPELENDlD HOTEL which -
has been charge several years bag int Ueen @
elegantly refed enlarged and furnished, in the ostk2
Fashionable manner and the entire organization OF every de-
panment complete. The splendid SUIT OF apartments can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.; ,,,-
The central and fashionable location OF the HASEiNi'
TON HOUSE, renders it one of the most desirable IN the
CITY for Ladies' and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business or pasurs and there shall be no ezeons spared 70
have continue to merit the liberal sqPP95 + VIZ hT'IoiOe
received. ii. J; nARh w ELL, =;
rst. 1iness my7 Wit
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% 1.-THE BATHING ROOMS connected with
Y , aries Hotel have been tued up, and are now m
5,tnt order and open visitors. Ever thahku Tor former
sssnage we take thisopportunty to inform the public that
and after this date he prices OF our bai1S y! be re-
nj "a to p cents. lau5l NUDGE WILSON.
'yalONNER HApfiS-A new and improved SHOW k
- BATH, atil ~ price, combining q Sh9ECr BAN ana
'Egtllpg Tfl-rn'y be found At No. % Ichoupt0uas
let; also, Patent FAN CHAIRS, Of various patterns.
luss' ale by A. HARTUAG, 1853 TghOupitOuias st.
~ PiANOs TUNED AND REPAIRED N The best
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~, !, order. left
'l.I' 95 and 100 81. Charles Street,
3 ven announces 10 his friends -,
oil tn has reduced his rates TO { j.f
fmmef months, 10 $lG per III
- board and lodging. The CEN
Lelders it particularly convenient
h ers. His table is always supplied
cords, and no pains will be spared
r home 10 all who may favor him
Edition to bis bar, which is always
h liquors, he has attached 10 this
\ Biliiard.rOOm.
RICHARD MURPHY.
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"a etglS aus ANA st-lg ny
II y GO. IS rohOupitoulas St.
Western Reserve, and 3 bb!s.
md for sale BY
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DI'71IOI' lfOr from tnNt UI'VII0'l To-,
e Editor of the Yoemainl ,,-;o = ne to
! INCH had appeared in the columns m, i. o.
Ta a the face The first time e, he ,6a met spn
E e, sTcct, when Mr.. Stapp called .,' On D ",
defend himself, and at the San same M ,,'G !
p TcyoIver from his pocket, which ," .
ines [.,"cs at Capt. K, only one s 76sf
, w,bicb caused a flesh wound Rs o Of
: Russell shot twice at Nh, 'o,5foy
E anJ It was feared that thta will he
o eaded, a handsome
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G7On sA,!ii't; s55sa 70
4 Barclay SiHN ! y,
II. uNye "A d ior
70 ~OR 9 AiitE NVpn 81
om a GRltf INV n,tirie
the ironur, 49, 49,
the Suul;,ion; toseHis stra,t
lns and 2 ears xg,5
ion, S'iNti6 ~~-sAisS-
nilar
this ~
' nuT L, & direct importation
Nui
ans 40 81 Common 81.
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steamer Alhambra places us under obliga
eeiSea Lac St louis papers.
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ICON 6S0ENa go az,
y md Ga.6o,e e s.. 9 80 .,SA AN
ES l., b s,i iSs az Ia0pi ,,sI5 ,ss y 20
9 y Sy ~ ii,5 Essa3Tsn iIs I'M M
B99ec nm IN des, next W THOSf
y, HChsr'es ho'e' street, otaY'
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" This Company Ia prepared to entertain apgeaq9hi
Life Insurance, and issue Policies on al SOUND ana
hhe Board which are less than the rates charged Dy t
y York and london offices, and without their rstrcu0n
lhto rsgiencs in the South BY the charter, Dividends
hits are declared annually and th9 profits dTaw i9lSTg
IN can be made available at once TO the extent o. tWo
Oe amount where the pagty has paid his premiums m nl
" California PermitsNew ORR and Lordon rates e. rTos
Sus, Table OF Rates, and all Information .olie lh9 5
reshe Office Of the Company.
liteSy- Giifiaa ham, a q a. iy12 1y
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make all yi"9'.lN
reach 500 4rd-
Along ole in
r SpOr CrOp-
"a ~e,suspect No
mp,pN "a halhs
o. ~,
My oWh crop WIN
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y - NJ bOarder u''''
, .. ~ tor bOared.
Y 49, lion of G.. b. "
:. y SNhusiY-
- = Sest teille tells the
? - ~ nous
100 100 l'Ss' pat7apap.
6 fops,'e 3 charitable resem-
jg NJ s 4 sAPFFbit Of shaving
SPLIT pa, A few days
- aux e shop early i'm
by a German s an.
W GA BOurshment for one
S'= mother brother
iperation at the
ening the third
{ en- the German
lnishment, an'
man hash tn,
i'm ~ dis moi
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" INV y n, G0ska TNI1 - IsV0V1I3nT TNV-
h IT, NNy, Syrup Of , III .,,'t s5i
D. Z, 'fl'e- y sum, pfSs. 'S s st,s, ie, large
a M ua,Aa Widows and children aitet death.
ake low whether for life Oh shorter leTIns, %h9
sTe GETancs till death, participate mi the whole
)psn insure l1 he lives Of debtors A msfred woman
insurance or the life Of her hG5bann,lo NAeSo.e Ge
~ "a hnreaf md children, Tree rom he claims OF
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GRAHAM has completed arrangements give
s higher character and bis magazine for the coming
volume.
GP James, The celebrated novelist engaged give
q series of splendid Tonances. G#
Geore D. PIenuce will
poem for every number.
Grace Greenwood engaged give Of beautiful
stories. 4 -a.
In. Legare, South Carolina, will contribute Of
papers for 1881.
Miss Fennimoe Cooper the anihor Of Hours
gagged, with Whippe and Longfelow Bryant and Lowell
II b. Reed the artist and Dussedor his
Italy furnish from the galleries of drawings
Artists from America have been London aud Pa and
splendid OF highly finished drawings
Paris, be furnished Gaas Incompatible ladies'
men which will excel anything produced
Paris England, the United States The 6st in the De
cember number.
All this year spendor Magazine 1881 and,
Grahas readers will aonished Graham aboshe
the system OF canyassng agents. aud constitutes every
and editor Nowis the time form cub the December
number closes the volume.
TERMS-SINGLE COPIES, %.
PRIcE I55An orders for Magazine,
commencing with 1851 win be supplied following Sin
subscbers 50 S5 eope go; copies
for $40 and the sending the club
crbers These will moi be departed from of the
dollar magazines
All orders addressed TO
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El I'LL. -.. l3t Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
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uICTIONNAIRE du Diplomatic et du Consul, par lie
" Baron de Cussy. | vol, Leipac, 1876
BY John Green, British consul for Greece
| vol, London, i54s
Fynn's British Consuls' Hand Book. vo London, 1876
Manuel dcs Agents Conulaire fancas e Eangers, par NJ
Moreuil, I vol, Paris, 1850
Manuel Pauque du Consuia, par r. A. DE Mensch. vol,
Lelpsic, 1886
Cebres du Dro, de Gems 10 Baron Chas de Mar
vols, Leipsc, 1877
Nouyees Causes Cslebrss Gems par 2
vols, Leipsic 1898 -
lie Parfsit Ambassadeur par DE Vera vol, Leydon, 1903
Won's Jus Gentum. 1 vOl Magdebufgh, lI4s
Droit des Gems Europe et en-
hmerique. 2 vols, Leipsic, le46
yae, des Gems, edition redige par NJ de ofnanns SIR
James Mac Royer Colard. vols Paris, 1885
schOe Recue de Pieces ofcielles. 3yols, Paris, lsl5
Meisei, de style Diplomnque 2vols, Paris, 1896
Guide Dpomatque Ministries Pubics et les Dpo-
matiques Consuaea par Chas DE Martens Edition
W. NJ de IIoHnanns vols, Paris, 1887
Recently imported from Europe, with others en- the same class OF
subjects, by 49,, :. -. -.
THANCk TAfLOk
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CARD.
Wines and Liquors.


THE undersigned respectfully cal attention his stock OF
i WINES AND Liquors.
&C. In their purity experience the business
by him. direct personal knowledge with tue ya
this city afford assurance for the character and qua OF
The arrangement Of his store
substitute for the cellar Of every consumer
Hotels and persons wanting small assorted lots o. choice wnes o
decaned including wines Of France and Ger
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices favor
CLUBS viii and much TO their advantage order from
FAMILIES can command the very prices,
aso e cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messe.
esfsEss s." FREE of CHARGE with %ne. &c. @ se
by dozen, AT the shortest notice.
addre',s their orders through c%e ,Ss p,! SSinme
Importer wints 20 Walnut street, Philadelphia
mysEGARs Of direct importation Havana, Of various sor
brands always hund from sls SO per aud 500
single other store IN ule clV
Ian24-dScply --------------------
TIIE magnetic Telegraph Company. Morse Lins) the
first established BY any company IN s h,sesn New
York, Philadelphia Baltimore, and Washlngoh s @ Nas,h
New Princeton Trenton, wilmington, and ave Dc
only line In the country az ~" Ia 4, as ~
~ nnd deliver number Of messages which may be
required accommodation o. be pup Wu W.
and fidelity hitherto, AT The present me unequad
w INV oe, line This connects with other companies Of
Morse lines extending already over neen NUTS 70 enef
manaser. ~ this thoroughly sysematzed lis
both =. ~ aaa %Id oa ~ delivery ~ . messages
with the facilities for business possessed
Sy Sy hs ,s ,ne most reliable line Sr telesrsphine
Offices Magnetic Telegraph Company are Washington
Fssnng. GAY street. Phaaelpha No oi Chestnut street
cy Granite Building New York, No. Hanover street. corner
Beaver. ,,.,y
od6-dlw tRep \ IeLl President
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General Agency .t Washington, d. c.

ny A. M FARQUHAR formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
services the with Meni-
CO. The revolutionary war; Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land scrip, -
Bounty Land-Wl attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Paeaf o6e-The applications for patents, procuring models,
drawings kc will attended their branches
01icsAl claims against the department wiz oe
prosecuted settlement Of contracors' quarterly accounts pay OF
diuo facilitated, kc. -
New Orleans De Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Democrat Louis Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish 70
Of s5 and send their bills TO thus ohce
with paper. 'mezTu
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LII firm Of PARKER SMITH socits early orders io
particularly for those oC the larger class with straw car
attached He ready made the usual variety Of
chimes threhers and horse powers corn shelters, a
combined. Wheatfn OF his
concon ALSO the celebrated Bambrongh fam SO much
Maryland and Pennsylvania Tie asks particular
his sawcacr at sO, warranted superior TO any
twice the lie devoes particular attention
machine repairs particularly those made BY Jabcz Par
Parker and smith lie viii warrant such repairs 70 give
New OF spikes be inserted at small COST us
making machines inferior from wear, equal TO new
Also hand Of McCormck reapng machines extra scke
for same and chaius for chain horse powers.
RICHMOND, Va.
4
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NENERAL yapor Bath-Adopted unanimously by Congress-
VI through strong recommendations OF United
States urgeons and other eminent phscan testimonials
apparatus fixed portable position Observation-Disclosures
favorable debiiaed, and the sa equal distribution OF
The applications Nature aiding from the potent epidemic
United
and efficient in diseases called mercural in reu
the operations of the
oriental steam bath still used In Turkey, there lately
be particularly serviceable
rights making
Also powerful safely graduated electro
complaints.
Applied City Hail. wing first floor, Convenient Tor The
Sept s-eodf BOYD REILLY.
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered shayvls. Ssc.-The
subscribers have this opened addition their stock OF
fancy goods Tor ladies' among which
~ pieces superlaiivey rich bocade silks, for evening
Is do do do for street
10 do rich watered silks every coisr s
do styles spotted silks, very
do rich plain Gro de Algies
~ do rich and styles Chene silks
IS figured and changeable silks, very cheap
do heavy black watered silks, all widths
y 10 do colored and black Turk sains do
30 very fine French mernos, every shade
IS do colored silk velvets do
10 irish poplns do
So do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, new style
25 do do do mousseines de laine, do
80 do do Scotch do low priced
~ very rcb real cashmere long shawls
do do
as latest styles scotch long do
80 styles lace
dozen real valencia lace collars
s do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
Q do richly embroidered handkerchiefs, &c.
desirable articles In their line,
respectfully the attention OF the ladies OF ue
District and ts vicinity . .,.o,. IL
Oct 8-2wf r. b. HUE u ~
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VuiE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
vncennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January p 1850
Capital, 600. Stockholders individually liable. +,
For the Insurance. Of horses mules prize bus sheep and cattle
every description against the combined hre acc
dents, and disease stock driven eastern markets
transported South losses paid In thirty days after proof Of DEATH
Decorsoseph g. B0wman counse0rj Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchants Captain issns Mass merchan George Hay
chant; Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wse merchant
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner T. Ellis SENATOR vincennes Abm Smith,
farmer bank Director and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph g. Bowman, PRESIDENT D. shuIef Whitney, Secretary
Wm Buch and president Vncennes branch
Of the Stale Bank OF indiana.
j. L. NELSON, agent Pennsylvania between 18th and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 28--dly
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor. (of the late
hm Of Lane Tuckcrl would call the attention OF his friends
stock goods which
the importing houses In
New York. by greatest variety richest styles
offered IN city, Strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident will be their advantage
And would especially call the attention ofce Of the
army navy prepared all kinds Of
according regulations the shortest tee, and
prices warranted both in the cutting and making de-
establishment in this country
his his friends Tor their
continued patronage and hopes BY the diligence and
TO merit continuation oftlle same.
All orders promptly executed.
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