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NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) NSU>
RANCE AND. TRUST COMPANY.

IVA NAOtNAh SNEnt 4 \1tc1 N1O
RANCE AND. TRUST COMPANY.
Hsme Office 50 Walnut 81 South sase.
daors ~6ose 81. Philadelphia.
HON HENRY l.. BENNER, President:
t.UcIAN |. BisBEE. Secretary.
Rates of Life Insurance reduced IS per
cent.
CAPITAL, $3.50 GRO.
'ENilE above cnm rany have established
an agency IN lhsS cOun'y, for the pur>
pose "f insuri"g lives. and have appointed
LYMAN W. GILBERT, Agent,
}. u BECKwIrH, N. d., Medical Exam
liver,
u II. HoLLI TER. Esq, ConEecticu
Referee.
Application fr Insurance may be made
10 Lyman W. Gilbert or DIR. Beckwith, d /
DR.. Beckwilh's slote. al 8 o'clock A. NJ, al
l2 ocock NJ or a, 9 o'clock P, NJ, where
pamphlets may BE- had explaining the prin-
cipic ut Lille Insurance, and showing the
ecun",,ny and duly OF every man. who has
nol n supera bundance Of wealth, IN Secutc
10 his family, al ieast few Thousand ioi-
lars. BY an Insurance OH his Life. This
Cnmpt nyhave actommoda ted their leTmS
OF payment To- meet the ability Of the poor,
the laboting man, as well as the muniea
mao. The terms are % per ecu. less than
mos, Companies, ami payable yearly, half
yearly ~ quarterly. ST. that the lab0rit &
man may save, OF lay by. few dollais eve
ry three mouths TO pay his premium. AID
thus secure To his family, al his death. q
impotence OF this worlds goods, which he
can never expec, 10 do ny the frniIs of his
tabor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be re-
Raf,ird a. an econoniic business measure
securing 10 ones family, after his death,
that competence and support which he is
unable 10 lay up for them while he lives.
Instances are continually occurring.
showing the wisdom Ol Life Insurance
The following, clipped from Philadelphia
paper, is such an instance
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9th. 1850.
To the President and Directors OF the Ma
lional Safety Insurance Company, No.
&c WalnWI street.
GENTLEMEN Permit me to scknoa ledge
the receipt ol one thousand dollars, betns
.ae amour, policy of Life Insurance, ti-
iecled by my late husband, James Ki,kpa.'
rick. for my benefit on the 10Th July last.
youi company The payment of a small
sam Tor premium has em.Iiled me To the
ab.,ve amount. hut for which should have
been left destitute. Thanks 10 you that al
my request. ant for my convenience, you
have pad the full amount at once, without
the delay customary in such cases.
Yours sincerely. 26
PAIJiLNE T. KIRKPATRICK.
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EOR SHE.

FRA A small Farm Of about Is acres
.sSss@ with Dwelling House. Barn,
ssss Wood House aud Horse Barn
&1AEA4sAaS thereon. Situated ON the fOr>
rmgioo turnpike. nh"uI 2 miles north east
It the Court House in LItchf-Id, we'll por
'"rtionrd for M W ny. pasture. rlowing and
~Ood formerly occupied by David P. Beach.
\ liberal credit will be gwen for most Of
the put cnnse money If requested.
SETH P. BEERS.
March 3d. 1851.
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lseese Feathers

nv He 81 'Scribers have made arrange
nien:> to keepa constant supply Of 4
FIRST rale article Of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages Of from
2U to 50 lbs; and will furnish al alltimC
a"y quantity from 900 1000 lbs. OF quail.
ny they will warrant as good as the beat
al a. Inv prices as can be purchased IL
equal quality in the State.
s. T. l.. HURI.BUT.
WjSecesver lSSl
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DAVID E. GOODWIN.
IRON, steel. Nails, &c.

E NGil>H. Refined. Swedes and NMway
II ir"n. round. square and nH L r,
Norway Nail Rods. SHAPES and small -q"a"s.
Swrdes shape. Horse Shce Iron; band ht'"i';
sctnlI. nut aud ieazle-irame Iron; = Mayor <
Co.'S s. Steel 81 all kinds sptIng. c"'kIng and
sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cui Mails and
lion; Casi>sirel and Siefl>pla'rd lS"ovs's
" Fairbanks" Scales # every size; Iron and
Steel Cro,v-bats; Nuts and Washers: smith :.
Bellows. Sie6gss. hammers Files, Ra-ps
Screw Plates. Vices. American Ahvils with
east steel face; Borax, Wood Screws. Wrought
Nails and Spikes. Horse Nails oi superior
qualify made 10 order together With great
variety nf other articles in the line. for sale al
No. 60 State street
ncs- Prices and terms will be made saiisfac.
tory TO purchasers.
Hartford, Feb. % 1851. 7mI3
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Al a Count at Probate h"i,i-m =: Salisbury.
." with" and Tor The District &c Salisbury, ..n
the 9Th dal "t ArFIi, \. D. 1851.
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40 .ealers In Crockery And
Glass Ware.

TIVE suisse ibers, iml"r'eIs an" pesleIsin
l. China, Glass aud Earthen Wa,e. have
JUS, received large assortment ii Geld Band.
White and Raised Figured China; AIuihni,
White Granite, Light Blue. Flowing i'iue, e..
[: C""red and Edge Earthen Ware; Tum
rlers. Lamps. Specie Jars, Salts. Cas'"r.. IAN.
ilSsiick-, aud everv variety "f Glass Ware.
The aIienti"" OF Merchants il respectfully 500
,icited l." our stock 81 The alb. We kinds "f
GOODS, which wewill sell at The iowesi New
York prices
BOOTH e. PES X. NJ" 0 Vail Street,
Sign 81 the RigPucher3
Bridgeport, Arr. IS. 1854
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The above ~ tue Copy Of the Articles Of
Assoc ,atism 1t the Corporation sf"resaid.
NELSON ALVORO, President.
Cha.. Is. Smith. ! s..
N. r. l.aih'"r,
G D. W'dham'' Direct, or.
y. R. Aga,i,
n. Hopkins.
Wclcnfivill". March nth. 1851.
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z The sah>rr her.Iw.I g, ,Od worklIIOR>
SEES also. enc PAIR three year old
STEERS. we'll ma 'ched.
NELSON ROBERTS.
Bnr:"ille NArrr ~ I65t--iw"
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Movements or fChatGeld-The Cla y ton Treaty
Set mt Naught-The Bon ndaries OF the
Mosquito Observation-Disclosures Threatened
with a Bloc kndc-The blockade OF San sai-
vador-The Revolution In Guatemala, Sc.

We have received, by private hands, per steamer
Georgia full files and advices from Central America
The news IL very interesting and important.
1t win be seen from the accompanying letters, that
Chatfeld has dertsken to define tbs boundaries Of
Nicaragua and the suppostious Mosquito gdom,
and inform Nicaragua that the British government
has determined 10 maintain them as, also, that no
canal be built, route Of transit established
unless Nicaragua submits. lie also threatens Nicsrs.
qua with blockade II II does pay certain demands
OF a German named Bsscher, who processes to be a
Mosquito subject.
IL will also be that the blockade OF San Saliva
dor l. not extended to English merchants and vessels,
which enabled to monopolizs the comm. OF the
country, while the traders OF the United States aud
France are excluded.
The accounts which we have published from the
English papers at Belize respecting the disturbances
in Guatemala, 1t turns out, are false. Ban Salvador
has not invaded that State The pretended Invasion
Is only rising OF the people against the military
Apglo-,er,ile despotsm, and In fsver OF national
union.
Things look well In Nicaragua, although the crops
are threatened BY species Of locust to such extent
moved all duties on grain Of every kind, In cou,e.
quepce. Up to the first Of January more than -four
thousand Americans had passed through the country
Many have stopped there permanently, and are occu
pyipg themselves in mining trade, and agriculture
There some fifteen or sixteen American hotels
opened at various points.
The English authorities stil keep possession OF San
Jusn-the British nag stu floats there; and although
the two per cent duty which arbitrarily ps,sd
has been removed there IL not the slightest evidence
that psnce with the treaty with the ntsd states
Is intended Mr. squers letter to Senator Foos-arst
published In the Heraid-has been translated and ex.
tensively reprinted, and has b.en received with the
greatest enthusiasm The government has addressed
Mr. squer letter OF thanks for his ssrnest aud steady
vindestien Of the rights and honor Of their country
and has directed his portrait to be placed in the hall
Of the National Assembly.
The national representation has convened at Chi.
nendsgs and will ct pro,eed to the organization
Of the new federal government Senior Don ose 5s-
casa It appears. has been choses Dirsotor OF Nics
rssus for the next two years oommsnoins the LIST
| ofApril NEXT
The little steamr Director 1, running on Lake
| Nicaragua between Grsoads snd Fort San Carlos
| ninety miles which she makes Ia eigstssn hours.
| Mr. Vanderbilt arrived ct Grensds on tbs ath Of
January, and prOosedsd ct once to asiyth'ia'm'
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entire freedom while oil srs carefully excluded
The commander Of the OF AcAjutla writes to the
government the subj Ind his letter Is published
under the authority Of the Secretary Of State. He
says
hs blockade of this port has NO effect 90 far ~ Eng
lish merchants and English vessels concerned To-
day the Eaglish bark 8ecreto allowed the
bocksds the captain being friend the commander
blocksdng force In fact the officers the block
aiding forcs themselves purchased goods and
the on beard OF this veese In the sight Of all the peo
pie Such psrtiaties to Just that regard
II my Auty to bring 1t to the knowledge OF my 20
vernment especially as American and other vessels
are vigorously prevented from entering heren
(Signed) SANTIAGO gALAYENSIA.
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EKlIISN SHIFTS AT CHNEs
We are informed from authentic source that this
government has to issue orders to the coll
lectors OF the customs exempting British ships and
the goods introduced in them from the dscrmn ating
duties recently decreed here which had just gone in
70 effect on the let Instant This determination has
been made under from the British mi mister
that Chilisn vessels will be admitted into rest Bril-
tain upon footing Of entire reciprocity as respects
Import and tonnage dues, with British vessels
vALDINfA.
By decree Of the 18th inst the Intsndente OF Val
diva IL authorized to draw the for the
sum OF ~ 24 for the purpose OF constructing tempo
rsry residence Tor German colcnids.
THE STEAMER FROM cALIAo.
Arrived, on the Goth int the Royal mail steamer
Peru, Capt. Hind, 10 days from Csso and the inter-
mediate ports She brings l25 passenger and tlsT 900
In gold duet and silver.
STATE or SIEGE
The state Of siege declared In the provinces Of Aeon
and Santiago ceased the 18th OF this month
IN conformity with decree OF President Bulnss Of tbs
7th November; tranquility having been restored and
no tuch extraordinary measures ~ we're expected
being deemed necessary.
BAR sILvRR
by order Of the mi Meter OF finance, Jeronimo Urine
ia shipments OF bar silver are henceorth permitted
TO be IN sde from Csldera minor port Of Chile. This
permission, will, In great measure facilitate the
sbpment Of that precious metal, which formerly had
to be conveyed to this port In transit, thus causing
loes Of time, and needless expense.
VOLCANO.
person writing from Santiago states, on the 5th OF
December the volcano Of the Porto broke out In an
eruption This was the day preceding the earthquake
which caused so much alarm IL is said to have been
In perfectly quiet condition since 1915 when its last
eruption occurred
DECREE REGARDING FOREIGN VESSELS.
From the Valparaiso Neighborof Dec 19
On the 18th OF November the executive OF Chils L.
sued the following deores. Through oversight va
failed TO publish II In the last number
Article L-After the LIST Of January Of the coming
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Charge ~ Stab6tng. "A man BY the name OF Richard
bibg man with knife infictne . severe wound The
injured man VAS conveyed to the city hospital The
name Of the injured man unable to learn -
Simmons conveyed before Justice Osborn, Who
committed him TO prison for trial
Charge nf Stealing Wa'ch.-0ffcsr MoGrad- Of the
7th ward, arrested yesterday, man by the name OF
John Hslienstein, on . charge of stealing q
silver watch. valued s $50 the property OF oliver
oobel residing At No 12a Mott street The property
wee recovered aud the accused tak.n before Jus
tice Tinpson who committed him TO prison for tril.
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ri Cs'Teo OF the sth ut speaking Of the election
OF Gen Echenique, says:-
When In June, 1Sa9, we presented this illu.trious
general chenique) as the iavorte candidate OF the
tion to succeed Cen Costello since his
name ana related his patriotism and the number Of
his partfans, have been always of his cleo
tion We hasten, to day, to give the opinion Of those
free provinces, and the votes obtained by General
Eehenique, for tho Presidency of the republic He
had alone struggle against three four parties
continually trying to bring forward their candidates
But nothing is stronger than public opinion 1T is
always victorious The parties Of Elias San Roman,
General Echenque and no obstacle could prevent his
realizing the hopes Of his partians We give the re.
cult OF the election which took place In the provinces
except the Department OF Huancavslca, four pro-
rssult will, no doubt, prove favorable to General
Echenique.
There arrived at Valparaiso In tho year 1850 ,4e5
merchant vessels OF 412240 tons OF these Az we're
American, of 1873 ,07S tons
Henry Herr, the pianist, was at Valparaiso on the
I'd ult
The United States corvette vincennes arrived at
Valparaiso on the 10th Of December. hfty two days
from San Francisco with rsmittsnces to the amount
Of s2s5 s56.
The Chile ship Godefroy, ffty five days from Ban
Francsco ad also arrived with $40 gold dust
There had been large at Valparaiso destroying
property to the amount of S25o000 mostly belonging
to Mr. Joshua wsddington.
We learn that Mr.. wheelwright's ian Amerisan)
proposals for the supply Of water to Valparaiso had
been acoeded to- and that he has already commenced
operations for the construction Of reservoirs and lay
ing down pipes, whereby 1t will be easy to inundate
the whSle town, fhould 1t unhappiy be requisite
The folio wing are q few interesting extracts =
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Among the arrivals at Havana were Major Hobbs,
OF the Post ONCE, and Miss Bremen, the novelist
Major H. i. will be recollected sent to Cuba to
negotiate postal treaty but his success Isl very
doubtful OF this we shall have to say In day
'ewq
The Ravel Family, 40 popular here, have been high
~ successful In Havana
The Havana papers are filled with announcements
OF balls-e'psoisly masked balls and mssqu Grades
beginning on Sunday and ending on Saturday. /
seems to be time of extraordinary festivity In Hs-
Tsns, and great activity, and quite q revival In
-ashionabls life No detailed accounts are given
The balls in general In fact they too to
describe them all One of the great balls, OF which
aave translated beautiful description claimed above
che others Of minor character peculiar nstios.
account of ite great distinction and mAgnihcence.
Annexed are our translations:-
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lNTERESTMc INTELLIGENCE FROM CUBA.
Necessity Of a Seaman's Hospital
in Havana.
APPEAL TO CON less.
AoyEMENTS In THE CIRCLES OF FASHION.
OPERATIC AND THEATRICALS
Sc, Sc. SO.

ereceived by the arrival Of the steamship eorgia
captP orter, fes of the Faro Industrial de Ia Ha
sanc Disro de Ia Marina and Gaces de Ia Habana to
che Sd inst, inclusive.
Among other documents by the Georgia, We received
che following petition from Havana to which We direct
che attention OF the two houses of Congress- now In
session in Washington
20 -THR SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF
THE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, Dec 80, 1850
The undersigned citizens of the United States, mas
eYs and mariners trading to the port OF Havana
others American residents ut that port, respectfully
ask your sttsntion to tho Of estabshiux
aiding pital for American sesmen ct the said
cost of Havana.
With view impress the portance of the object
On the minds Of the legislative bodies OF the goverR-
Inent few facts herewith submitted 1t appears
from tho official register OF the United States Consul
at uevana that the NUMBER OF American seamen
entering that port annually Is abeut ten thousand;
nd the number may be expected to increase with in
crsasing commerce. By law Of Congress, each sea-
pays to the govern men. twenty cents per
making two dollars and forty cents per year Conse,
Guently ten thousand seamen pay Into the Treasury
81 the United States twenty four thousand dollars
auAly, and with feS exceptions without receiving
any benefit whatever. Marine hospitals are estab-
lshed In different parts Of the United States but Is
caot In their own country where American seamen
suffer Uost in sickness ii s 10 foreign ports-particu
1arly at Havana with it's great trade with the United
States, it's malignant and dangerous dissases-where
The seaman Is specially exposed and where vast
oers have been lost TO the commerce and service
of the country without any provision being made for
hem BY government in their conflicts with the fearful
diseases of the place.
The great expense Of medical services at that port
renders 1t mpracticsble Tor seamen to obtain such
ttendap their condition equires in sickness or
such ss the monthly deduction from their wsges just
For these, and many other similar reasons not ne
cessary to detail we earnestly solicit for seamen that
ONE provision be made for them In sickness at Ha-
sana, that shall correspond TO their just claims on
account Of the large fund in the hands Of the
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THE GRAIN CROPS.

Although some anxiety has been felt lest the
wheat had suffered from the damp weather, yet It
s believed nearly all fears may be laid aside From
Maule reports come that the harvests are full OF
promise the grain Is now too ripe to be ured by
the rust bimilar reports come from the vicinity Of
the capital And though in SONS the rust may
have appeared yet as nearly three times the usual
amount Of grain has been the crops bid fair to
very abundant. From the province OF Concspcion
equally favorable accounts have been received The
danger from rust has by and the prospect there
also, is OF copious harvest.
D COOPER Ill 70 1870
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New Granada

This republic, in spite Of circumstances which in
Spanish America impede civil political, and religious
liberty follows the movement given to her by the ad.
minisrstion OF Lopez The government Of this citi.
zen general should become model to all of Spanish
America
In New Granada, men have the right Of conscience,
and complete liberty, without any other restriction
than law but as the laws Of this country very lib
ers and for the good of society the result is that the
nation enjoys positive social liberty The army and
clergy which are in America oppressive corporations
In their privileges, do not impede, In New Granada,
public liberty
The liberal administration of this republic proceeds
surely to It's aim democracy. Phiisnthrophic and
tree ideas In New Granada are completely triumph
ant, and the country enjoys the greatest liberty end
the most perfect tranquility The provinc cal Houses
have promulgated ordinances for the adoption there of
Q strictly federal system.
The Nueva Granada government has issued circulars
to their respective nsus In other acq
Ing them with their desire to encourage emigration to
Nueva Granada. Tho government oilers to each per-
settling In their territories 100 square varas of
land with sthe condition OF cultivatng the whole or
part oft Article OF the raid decree also to
the tmgrant not alone religious liberation but pub
lie worship, whatever sect they may belong TO- as
well as the right Of intermarriags with catholics
others.
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EsrokTATios OF COPPER FROM c,nr, lsii lsi9.

The folio wing the tables of ports and i'm ports
OF the republic OF Chile, during the third quarter of
the current year, specifying the amount transacted
with each nation
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All sIong The south Pacific coast the republics
to be prosperous.
The Presidential election in Peru had undoubtedly
resulted In the choice of Cen Echenique by pretty
fair majority all others Annexed is the vote as
far as known tor each candidate =
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VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
The Presidential Election in Peru.
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
&c, &c, &c.

Via Panama, Chssres and Havana, We have received
files Of the NeigA5or, Mercantile Reporter snd ElMrcu
rio, OF Valparaiso and FL Coeo OF Lima to very lsts
dates. They filled with interesting gence-
interesting to the friends of South America.
Our adyices are,
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Me.srs Elder 90 have just received sdvices frsw
the Union Mining Company, appointing them the sw-
peintsn ding agents OF the min~s leased by the
psny from sr Osmond Gillss The operations are In
medstey 70 be recommended and under the dirsctiea
Of Captain pascoe, with the full foros OF stips
tedfor that these rich mine. will at length have
,omething like justice done to them.
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number OF specimen. Of very rich copper we're re-
ceiv.d yesterday at the Land once, from the north
These specimens taken from the district abose
three miles west Of the Burrs Burra and the discovery
Of in that district s considered to be ost
tant
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~
Samuel Bartlett, Jr..
Jas. q. Bennett,
Geo. 8. Loring,
jeremiah Msrrymsn,
Ramon o. Williams,
Sam uel 7. Young,
T. d. Nswcomb,
Christopher Hsller,
Henry Babcock,
John b. Woodbury.,
Alvan @ Sawyer,
ID udley Young.
Jas. Wilson,
VIM. j. Whiting,
o. j. Reynolds,
Benz. Y. Fulton.
A. o. Sargent,