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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

MlssouM.-The Wings appear to be quite con.
6dent OF success at the August election. From the
following and similar articles in the organs Of the
Benton branch of the Loco party, that faction
don't care very much if the Wings should triumph.
The sntiBentonians are equally Indifferent says
the Independence (Mol Commonwealth 1.-THE only
Loco paper in that sectionl Of June IS
From present appearances Col Benton will be
triamphanty sustained in his appeal At any rate,
not more than one fourth OF the vote Of the people
will be given for sustaining the Legislative re-
solves, from which he appeals. II may happen
that the Antics will bold the balance Of power
in the Legislature-thatth they may elect some men,
bers, in q few counties, and, by dividing the vote
with The Democracy in others, let Wings enough
into that body to form majority, with their aid
But the Wings are as much opposed 10 the resolu-
tiors a. the Benton Democrats, and the popular
vote ae ainst them will be very heavy. Mark this
prediction What them can Nulli6cstion gain by
It's opposition NothiDg-absolutely nothing, ex-
cept, perhsps, help to pat Wing IN Mr.. beDton's
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The PhIIaaelphia Fire.

Mayor Jones of Philadelphia, denies having sign
ed or sanctioned any request for fremen from ,nls
city to aid in subduing the great fire IN Philadelphia
in the following letter to the Bulletin ,,
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, July IL
To the Editors Of the Evening Bulletin A.
GENTLIMEE: made no call upon me Ily Oi n ~
York or the City OF Baltimore for assistance during te ae
ERE In this city did authorize the stame
the extent Of the hsgraion which appeared IN ne -
York Herald Yesterday; DOR did know or surmlse Ia
apv ,ucb emf had been made before read 10 na
paper eH' '''S Joel JONES.
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DEATH OF REV. Mr.. SrURTEvksr.-We regret
10 learn that intelligence was received by the last
mail from California, Of the death Of Rev. T. ID.
sturtevant, formerly minister Of the New-Jerusa-
lem Society In Providence. X / which event oc-
cured at the mines Mr.. Sturtevant and his
wife sailed from Providence 10 the bark Perseve-
renee, about year ago, and previous to their ar
rival out, Mrs. 3. gave birth to child. She and
her infant are now left in that distant land without
friends and without means.
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ILLIsoIs.-A correspondent of the ST. Louis
MOI Union, who has been traversing McCler.
hands Congressional District, says that the pre-
sent Representative will not offer himself for re-
election, and that the mOst prominent aspirant for
the succession il Hon. THOMAS g. c. DAVIS. "a
ripe scholar and an honest politicians man Of
comprehensive mind ana enlightened views for
merry member Of the Legislature, also Dele.
gate in the late Constitutional Convention. The
Union correspondent says further
Without being here you could form no reasona.
bic idea Of the feelings Of the people in regard to
the manifestations of some OF the members OF Con
gress TO barter away the rights of certain portions
Of the Union, and towards those who would will
lingly usurp those rights.
The course of Mr.. Benton on the exciting Slavery
question has almost universally met their own
views, and not unfrequently hear remarks Of in.
dignation towards Mr.. Foote, the man who conld
FIJI the racuan made by Mr. Calhoun if it were
possible, for the malignant disposition he has mani
feAted towards Col. Benton. Col. Benton is the
man for the masses, and ii an opportunity ever Of
feIs for msnifestpg their appreciation of his
as asiatesman and citizen, assure you tina. South
ern Illinois will come up to the ballot box and show
that he has been weighed and not found wanting.
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Engine Company and after partakng of refresh
No, nis they appointed Mr.. henry Howard. Fore
man OF the Atlantic Hose, No. of New York as
Grand Marshal, and proceeded on visit TO all the
rr;ncnal Engine and Hose Houses, and were re-
reivea with ahearty good will, for which they man
Tested their gratited feelings.
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Number Of Houses DESTROYED,

Agenteman who surveyed the scene Of the late
fire, and prepared for his own satisfaction dia.
gram Of the burnt district kindly furnished Us last
Der of houses destroyed and their location upon the
several squares;
Between Vine and Callowhil SITS. and Second
NJ. and the river there were cal buildings; east
side of Water.st south Of Vine, II east side of
Front south of Vine going through TO Water, Is /;
between Second and Front SITS. 2s east aide Of
eecond.st. south of Yine 10; south side Of Vinest
betv cen Second and Front 90 north and east Of
Callowhill and Water SITS. IL making IN aggre.
gate Of 1863 buildisgs that fell prey to the aames
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CLOTHING.

- tmmkA WEAR. WIN r. JENNIa0s CO.
- DhArEhs rAlLORs In oorters Of C0ghs Cass-
nere' Ne'nngs, ssney Drsss Articles &c Isl Broadway
American Hotel AMI Peonsylvaoia- avenue Washington
d q otter for Inspection, extensive assortreut Of
ssasonAoe Goods which win be made up 20 order al the
pro'eroiaiy moderate prces which 10 vsw OF oar worI
has given The esabnmsrt precedence q, n-usbng ,hs
most economical N not the lowest priced sarmsnu.
The ready made stock comprises cloh ca.s,uer,. rn,
no. grass cloth ard linen sacks; De Or..v, dr.., ara
iroek coats cashmere, meriuo and drilling osnualoous
silk, Eatn, bcmbszine, narseies nnen and ehAlly v..
dressing gowns Nc. which, with SELECTION ~ he choices.
styles Of fancy dress srcles consulting Of cravNss annd
kerchief gloves suspenders shir, collars bosoms DC
We wo1ld commend 10 the attention OF purchasers With a.
OF thetr superiority, In style and character ls
the clothing offered 10 this market
We would refer IN particular 10 the Pansloons are
enabled TO furni,h and solicit call from the most tGxtdi
Gus
The Army and Navy VIII find wen Versed IN iheir 20
enlisr requirements ana prepared TO supply The dEereai
grades Of the service Iel0 n
MEMS AND BOAs' ULOTHiNG.-The best
l't place TO get mems and boys clothing ready made
made TO order IL n J. VANDERBILTS 81 Fulton, north.
west corner OF Gold ST. Over 10 fashionable ymade
gaments also 500 pieces Of fashionable goods which VIII
be made TO order in the latest STYLE offashioR.
Je29 2meod- JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fulton-iL
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EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS.

HOW DELICIOUS 10 dranghi OF pure cold water ibis
II hot and sury weather. You can have Ibis iaIury.
small expense by purchasing Smiths Eat lndia Wsisf
Coolers which viii keep water cool several days oy tns
addition Of ANAL piece Of Ice beside being very orhs-
mental In appearance Filters be attached or nor
required Manufactured In q great varsity OF Styles 40
sizes sut purchasers Also large assor,,ne1I =. -,
and japanned Tinware BhiAnniaware and nousoA''P"s
articles for sale wholesale and retail, by - v,,0,.,
tei5 ImeodA II. SAITH l. W ~ fW1--
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WASHING MADE EASY,

OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, wAsHBOARDs OR POUNDING
BARRELS.
RUBBING UNNECESSARY
BY MADAME BEAyELT, PATENT FRENCH LAusDREss.
Seventh Edition, improved
The most Popular Work ever Printed
. $1,000 COPIES SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Tl,HIs WORK Is really the most useful " housekeepefs
Of any ever Issued IL gives plain Instructions about
Laundry matters, that enables one person 10 90 large
family washing In very ssor lime, Wiho1I usn pound
ers IubberA machines, acids, nrpenne, smonis, ean-
pheue o. other offensive articles II 6ansles all
F- WASHING DAY TROUBLES,
and makes the once dreaded day OF suds and Seeding
pleasant any improyes lhe appearance OF me coenes
renders them white snow or buttons, requires
no hard labor AMI all wear and tear TIE pamphlet
aso insucts persons how TO wash Caicoes or Cotton
Prints without fading Alao how 10 make starch and clear
starch Laees Csnbncs &c and how 10 IRON them 10 the
French STYLE Also, how 10 renovale yey = clean KID
gloves remove mdew from linen, grease spot stAns e
IL These Ihe greatest and mOsl valuable chemical os
rovees on The sge My method Ia adopted by al The large
hotels laundry Embellishments steamers, fret families, &c
&c TIE distractions are 50 plain none can mem
The arc 60 used all tso agreeable cheap and can %
obtsined anyv here for few cent? my plan 10 ne
'o0'Ai1 cgEGPEsT AND BEST IN The WORLD.
Letter postage. Price only 81 per copy. Read the an
pRooy IN THE CITY OF SEw-YosK.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE
,x,, 49,. ,,,at Madame BEAVELTs system Of wash.
inc and consider the beet In The world ana worm more
thar Ia ssked for IL"
" Lyon, AZ Gfsud-st
p Cozzens, l0i NassauR
John Hooper, IO6 Fulton-Et.
H. r. Kluss, 500 Eighthay.
Thousands have uied and could be named, but space 10
TOO costly 10 this paper to add more
To avoid imitation and eounterelis be snre 70 dreci
dresa 43 Anns Hew.YoFk postage paid, and the pamph-
lei win be forwarded by he hrs mall Thousands are sent
by N ali every month jy2 fuThksslmh
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FROM COUNCIL BLUFFs.-The ST. Louis Repu6'
l;ron of the NJ inst sava.

FROM COUNCIL BLUFFs-Ihe 81 I0HtS IltDt1O'
licdn Of the lst inst. says
The steamer Saluda arrived yesterday morning
from Council Bluffs, with a very heavy cargo, con.
sisting in part of 1900 bales buffalo robes which
were taken from ak Mackinaw boats out Of the
Yellow Stone. The entire contents Of the boats
with their crews, numbering nearly forty men,
were brought down by the Sauda. From the men
we could learn nothing of interest. They had been
detained and were several weeks making the yoy-
age The Upper Missouri was in fair boating or
der, and it is thought that neither steamer will ex
perience any difficulty in going up or returning.
Seven boats belonging to the American Fur Com
pany and laden with robes and furs, are on their
WAY down.
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Items Of the Disaster.

No additional bodies have been recovered from
the ruins.
The funeral Of Thomas Donohue, one Of the vic.
tins Of the calamity, took place yesterday
morning.
William IA. Backman, one OF the wounded, was
lying in most critical condition at the Hospital,
and At the latest accounts his death was momen-
tarily expected
Miss LaviDia Bladen, daughter Of w. L. Bladen,
died yesterday from injuries received by the explo
sion. She was teacher in the Newest school, and
when she rushed out at the time Of the alarm, her
eye met the appalling sight Of her fathers house
fatally hurt.
The Public School House in News was one OF
the most valuable buildings belonging to the Board
of Control Ii was insured for $4,000, but $4,000
would hardly be sufficient to rebuild it.
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Moro New-York Firemen.

A large number Of Firemen from New York, ar
rived in the city yesterday, having come on to view
the ruins of the burned District.
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Aneiher vicslm.

Henry Wolf 50 years Of age, died yesterday at
Me house Of 4 friend, 10 which he was removed on
the afternoon OF the late FIRE. upon sick bed The
deceased resided In CalowhilLst below Second,
and was under the medical charge Of Dr. Hart, who
entertained hopes OF bis recovery previous TO that
time. His death may therefore be attributed to
consequences resulting from his removal
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nooFING METALS AND IRON HOUSES

klsheeI Iron prepared for covering ros DE NAME,
for completing il on The roof The phes Io" s9a gs
sons wanting FIRE proof roof VIII please "a N''
Aso iron houses OF dlnsreoi hso, man a 80 -
zach simplicity hal hoOss Is sy - 'ses rbs sba,s
one day, the Plates s1ding S,r xne upeo oaesed
- 90 eneics viii measure but ~ eneie isel rns
price all complete 81"
ee SIN
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The Coroner.

No further nquests have been held by this officer.
He ID engaged in collecting testimony In relation
Tier eunpowder was stored on the premises where
the fire originated, with the view Of having the
Affair." fully Investigated by the jury OF inquest de
has fxed Monday next for taking whatever testi-
mopy be may be able 10 obtain.
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Newark Riremen,

Fire Company from Newark, N. ]. arrived
here yesterday morning, under the charge OF As
sistant Engineer Landell.
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PHILADELPHIA

SYDNEYmINsTEh GAarE ~. lin msss
rcby dyed and oil panied all wool, both sides Pere0
10 pau m, forming boquels Of 6owen WIN 1rea -
.rroiIs Gr equal TO Administer, for sale only ~ M
msnusctlrer At 81 per square yard who nstlers hf1
seli that experience Of upward Of . years 70 - H.
fscturng and importing fancy wares csrpetngA OIL 49,
wind shades and mslungs al hsimmense estsbhshne1
Carpet Hall rs and % Nonh Becondst hrsl dor oeloy
CbrisI Church, Philsdelphs4 VIII Justify bis sPonson
nelhIrd the prizes. beautiful selection Of Bsses -
yevet tapestry three ply and ingram csrpenngs VIE -
coths win be disposed Of at very low prices of go
civ aceepances Interest sddedl 70 male r9om n.rs
stock. ljeZ I'm y. eiDI.e
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TEAS coFFEE AND SUGARS

A Yea store-The subscribers respectfully call The -
don Of the pubic 20 thelr exlennvs eSsoruaeo! ~
nndsr he prices OF many other siores Theif STOCK
ses 10 part: Yrs, quality crushed ard powdered S3
Re6ne1 White and New Orleans do; with c1osS~srx
neni Of Green and Black Teas. which cannot Be -
IL the city. Pure old Java Cofee-kio, D. DonlsE
Maraesibo; all OF which ground In The store asJ
JkF Kelley 1855 kign9S
ie2s linz Between Seventeenth and EiRn'ero"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEDICINE.

E,ALLACIEs OF fHE FACpLTr AT M IN ia nv ".
sou sailss a. Dr. wn Tuner ofNs. Yo.a
III ihe facuIy hs London Weekly Chfon-
ma,s ee ow - novel; we.minstsr Rshsw
AleA ou "' London sunday Timee
IVA I'm III. SONo = 49,. - - - -
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COAL.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
DLACK HEATH, WHITE ASH, and Peach
I'D Orchard Red Ash Coal OF all sizes, and all from the
lands of the Forest Improvement Company Ia prmeso tor
der and OF great purity constantly for sails BY The cargo by
CHS A. HEKSCHER bsouthst
le2O 7meod up stairs.
GOAL BY TIE CARGO-Hazleton (Lehigh)
OCo.l By the cargo. Manufacturers and dealers sup
piled INGHAM & HALL,
wholesale and retail coal dealers,
,e23 2ws cor Montgomery and Green SIS jersey City
AM DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal, Slows
or Egg from my yard corner Of King and Greenwich
e475; 81 50 from boats Imy25 2m-l PETER CLINTON
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THE
HUDSON mANUrAoTuRrNa COMPANY.

HUDSON MANUFACTURING oo"AE 49,
CAPITAL, 100000 DOLLARS
rU,HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED ny ina
Il STATE OF New jersey for the msDnfsemre"
GUrrA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz: Shoes Shoe Soles, Gas and Wstsf rlpes ruonx
Machine Bells and Driving Bands; Fancy Articles -
a. Trays, Boxes, Book binding, Cups, flsshS 49,
Whips Balls Picture Frames, Decorations Tor hoiSS
Steamboats, Ships and Cars, Army and Navy Eqelp
Waerproof Caps Clothing, &c, for insolauns feisgfzs
Wires &c a. well az The manufacture Of all iinas ~
Rubber Goods Full poF er 10 given to purcnase sna 80
real estate wafer power buildings &c for business qD.
10 the wants OF the country. .....~.
The Board of Directors has ordered tho BOOKS " u
ed on the iOih OF July for slbsctpuoa 70 No 0Aps~
the Company. ~. .orr.uv
Notice Is therefore given that the books OF me So@1S
will be opened the day above meofionod, ~ ~ 49,
Of the Company, l8 Broadway. New.York W 49,
Of John Thornley, ESQ lOl Chestnut street. rn.Aao,p7
at the Office OF tho Trenton Banking Company -
j. and at the Revere House, In Boston, MASS I -
scrpton OF 500 dollars 10 shares Of 100 dollars -
and that Inc books will remain open Tor thirty Gays
al the whole amount 10 taken p.o.s~sv
Office OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co III nfos'""
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG; ,,,v. Commit
ANTHONY J. HILL, Execuu'o essase-
JOHN II. GLEASON, Ot
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CALIFORNIA.

t ). Es:. }PEARIS l. BROCEwAY, ;s ss::;.'
SACRAMENTO CITY,
9RoCkRs AND COMMISSION MEsoRAxrs.
4 IBERAL ADVANCES made 90 consignmsnis snd q
H agency business promptly attended 10. RsssS 10
A. FAHsEsrocK 4 Co. NewYork
Ear l. You've, Philadelphia
c. @. HussEY 2. N. HowE, WILLIAM kAsrxsx, il. y
HEAELFroE. Pittsburgh. mys On
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n.xYark Rirsmeu.

The New York Delesstiou Of FiremeH, who ar
rived IN this city, were received by the hehanee
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NocOA sBEILs.-Hb.gs, Teen, Ig.. rsssiyed- =
1 yoy s.Je by oAssNER 4 YOUNG iS Sn.l.m-h
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THE GRoCERS'

THE GRoCERS,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once No. 81 Wall corner Of Peari-si N A.
CAPITAL, t6aO00
Ff'HlS COMPANY, having their capital All ps,S ln n
cash, prepared TO insure Buildlngs Nero Asndsa
Household Furniture, Vessels Ia Port their Carsoes "a
against loss damage BY are Alao he Rlsks Of Irlsnd
Navigation and Transportation. on the rost 1avorahia
terms An losses promptly adjusted snd paid
DIRECTORS
RUFUS SToRS, MosES TAUos g.spsox Mama
PETER MARTIN, George ELDEs Ca.s Rueru.r -,
FRANCIS SgIDDY, HESRY EDEY ASS posr..
Jas. B. WILSON ALEX II. GRAsr, WM r. Fosrzl
BEH.R SHERMAN, MASsHALL PKPOos.IsA1c q wv :.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary. a5ssSs
TIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nF TIE CITY OF NETWORK, once coz of Cree,
~ witch snd Dey SITS the North River Bank ca
capital s2ooco Insurance sgsns loss damage y 6rs
CkoWEL ADAMS, President
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary. te7o
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Yrrours, IrEuaEs! LEEoHEsi

LEEoHEs. LEECHEs! LhS ...,,a.s . ere
,usg ,re,veS bv he las steamer from Eqrope ~
supply q Swedish oepan sna We xny dsnpes
,,nfef f,slby pat up - - 20 be usn 49,. -
s,s -, ,s,s,s s1r sais vOeerse gness
,mvsIisrs Of Leecbss 81 Johs~
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HAYDEN NUDGE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE
AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO AND BssIcIA,
CHAs. w HAYDEN Upper California. B. w. NUDES
DEFER to Messrs key1ns L Co. Bess Bush \ Coi
llBesle, Meick Dewitt, Eew.York; J. w. Clark Co
and Otis Rich ESQ Boston.
BW NUDGE being located permanently al san Ffsn1
cisco will attend to any eonsignmenta for haipsce
lsf 6misW edksat
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PATENTS yos NEW IHvEnTioss

he sabscrber ofefs his services IN soneinss to0
so5 o:br, ContineptsI sls,es Every iniormano,
shlsiues u snd advice Afforded 90 ~ sen ~
solnts coon.risd ,sith thess s1slects ~ .. <vsna
AID IP PfaasOne-
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INSURANCE.

IUNE REPORT or TBE CoNNECrSGnSs
MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE CO. 81 Hsrtso,4
Conn. This Institution bss Issued daag he month ~
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Iott nutnoer OF roncles Issued 10 Sf5
Ins company incorporated IN ls4S berg now TIA
gest lnsutunor o. ne kinc In he Uued Stsies sfords
ample EeulY 10 insurers; and security and protection
sganss al emhara,smens ard dang gers arising firm surtu
aons OF me rate Of mortality, hszsrdoas 10 sssrtafIrs
OF limited numbers The large naa6er now eopsrinnroS
TO The fncs OF hi, Company, establishes Uniformity -
tween oes ana income ans the p-fpstuitv az
the Institution Assurances msde upon the mp,psi :. -
all members shaving with dividends Of earned premuns
which Dividends are Distributed annually 70 Inc rrss,s ~
the members Risks taken Tor voyages to- sns rss,ss
IN, any psr Of The world, At equtsb- rates
JAMES GOODWIN, President
Guy r. PHELPS Secretary.
frcm 10 O'Clock Z. a. ''
Prospectusessnd every iniornsfon givenby
W 5. DUNBAR, Agent 81 Waist New.Ycss.
I've slSatkWed
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
WILL GIVE his attention 10 the sale Of
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
Designed for thai Market
REFERENCES:
mes.r, j. H. HoYT SON, Mes York
YOUNGS 4 HOWELL, Nsw.fcrk
=. John WILLIAMS co. Rochester, NE.
BELL & GOODMAN, DO 40
CHARLES M. LEE, Esq DO. ao
GEORGE r. CLARKE, Esq DO. a"
Mr. N. g. HAWLEY, Buffalo, MY.
Mr. JAMES w. SlBLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. n w. BACKUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE GIBBS, Esq. Chicago, III
mrssIs. FACE a sACoM ~ Louis, 80
EDGELL, PEASLEY 90. 81 LonisJ no
WHITTEMORE, RUfHERs0RO L Co. forool
20, Canada tef 5aW1m
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DIVIDENDS.


ROwERY SAVINGS BASkwSs s,. ror 1d Jay
I'D TO- 1850 DvideudThe deposigors are oereoy nosneo
that semi annual ydend at the rate OF six per cent per
snpum on all Of FIVE dollars and upward and less man
Eve hundred dollars and Eve per cent per snnum on All
ums OF Eve hun ired dollars and upward which have Deen
depo,ted at eas three months previous to the st inst VIII
be- paid to deposto and ser Monday The 5h instant
during The hours Of business at the Bank All Interest NOT
called for win remain as principal, and drA" in'ere &c
The BANK is open for business Mondays Thursdays
and Satu nd Az q from to 7 r M. al l28 Bo~ery.
JAMES MILLS President
G. II. CoGGEsHALL, Secretary Vl2 lw
uNHE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAnENs BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest be paid on
ali deposits which according TO the bylaws are entitled
thereto for The six months ending SOh June, lSoO az
follows: ... -. -,
six per cent per annum, and ..,
on sums exceeding thousand dollars, at the rate Of
FIVE per cent per annum payable on or after Monday l5h
instant a., ,--s.----
The interest VIII Re placed to the credit OF depostors as
principal The Trustees give notice that hereafter Inc
highest rae OF interest will be paid only on sums not OK
ceeding i've hundred dollars BENZ. SFhON3
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
New York, July 10, 1850. yll wv
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co. OF GEORGIA
A - zalaE AA
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CBAGkEs, AMP scheOs4
CRUCES, I rMMA
TlNHE IRVING HOUSE, al Cbssfes, Wallace ". W.
u llama assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, 9ofgona, N
deT The management OF A. b Miller and J. Conser.
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL al Cruces, under he NJ.
asement OF e. r Folger and IL. Miller Jf.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL al Panama, under -
nAgement Of Adrian 3. Miller Vel Dkou
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WINDOW SHADES. GILT coRNcEs ORA.

WINDOW SHADES! GILT COkNlCES. phA'
w PERY MUSLINS kc.-Familes about furnishing
hs- windows with the above articles viii ind al J. C.
WOODFORD's, sS5 Broadway, The lar sesi ana oes. a.
Snrsd 10 Eew.York Lace and muslin curtains drapery
ssses loops, pins, bands eornices, &c Families pur'
hssns OF the subscriber may rely upon getting hrsrss
ls ana a. low 10 possible to import OF manofsc
sit Merchants buying Ct Wholesale win bud hdecidedly
,Islr ADVANTAGE TO cal before purchasing esewhere
T" ssH j C. WOODFORD. as Broadway.
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MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co. OF GEORGIA.
rElHIS COMPANY has declared a dividend Of two
dollars per share payable to the Stockholders In this
city al the Bank of the State Of New York on the let prox
(Signed) j. ii. TAYLOR, treasurer.
July 8. 1850. VlO wv"
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usDIA RUBBER ULOTHiNG-CObssni supply
,he W Nv best goods IN na1et bcrg received daily
an nv fsetoriea yor sale on liberal terms
% a..lm HORACE II. DAY, - Corlsnda