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cd at that time The dvidsnd for July 1851 is less than

cd at that time The dividend for july 1851 Is than
that Of July, 1850, S5647 80.
The net earnings up TO the LIST Of June, 1851, had
been sufficient to give semi annual dividends ranging
from ons-and-a half to twosnd-a half per cent, aud
there is therefore, doubt but that the future
dividends will steadily increase TO extent
popding with the increase in the earnings Monthly
returns show steady increase in the gross recepss
and as the system Of expenditures has been great
ly improved there is every to believe that the ue
Income will hereafter be larger per cent on the agsre-
gate receipts The divide nd for the year ending July
1861 four per cent the par value and for the ye
ending July 1852 the dividend will be five per cent on
the par value There is doubt Of this 1t therefore
appears to that the market value OF the stock
is great deal below its actual value. That others en-
ttrtsin similar opinion is shown by the steady pur-
ehstes and upward movement in prices
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer
chanse exported from this port during the month Of
October distinguishing the extent Ct shipments to each
coun.ry-
CcNMEAcE or TIE posr OF NEw Yokk--vlLrE OF
EXPORTS
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THE TURF.

OENTRkyILLE COURSE. L. I-TR0TTING AND
" Pscng-Thursday. November 9th, at o'clock p. n,
mile heats best three in 6se "a harness.
s. Mclaughlin names m Lady Bevinsi j. d. noMsnn
sr. e. Hero Immediately after, match for $AO,
mile heats three FIVE to 2oJ lbs. B. Me-
sblin names b. Lady Broois j. D. keHann nance
br. h. Cardinal. JOEL COSKL!N, Proprietor
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To,al....... 50 7O7,7st sl767s4 sl37,9s2 siil,s6i
Total value Of merchandi:e exported in otcber, 1851
s31e4 344
rbs is very small, even for the But for the
shpmens Of specie should have had greater excess
f imports for the month, than that reported. There
ss been better distribution Of exports than usual
Considerably lees than half of the aggregate value
ven. to Great britain. With south America, Central
Ame rca and rhe West Indies, export trade during
the pas: north has been limited
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nAIlY oovERsEss-A LADY, Qualified TO IN.
~ the usual Hnssh bran ches Freoch and Music
has vaesnt ternot bours which she wishes 70 devote
ipsuuction Of children. Adde'S reschsr Herald
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

N0rICs 10 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL cRxpIroRs
An havAs caime against the Of wessiahs Corer 40
preeent The sAme 70 Ne undessened ~ shear oSoe No "a
south street, in ne cisy u New Tork. Wv ~
A-W. =. D. wRsTLAKR
Asedrness Of Westlake Cceey.
DARrNIR, AND sl,soo TO s2Go wANrRD-ro m.
ss IN rssseessbis and profitable mssufactur,ss
rusnee undef vslusble patents sosd chance Tor
acucai mechaeic wEo the rpquste Of
csp'~i sddre"J. at the Herald once muetissey.
WANnD.APARrrER IN TIE LUMBsR BUSINESS,
broohyn. With . eapatal Of $1,000 husinses well
~. fpss.nssssd; s; socs lseston ~ AsdsssA.p, seehlys
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A RTIFICIAL EYES JUST IMPORTED. A LARGE
"A supply OF beautiful artihcial Eyee. VIII ch will
and look like the natural and can be inserted without
the slightest pain. Feweil attends usuai TO all
diseases f the and ear st No Warren street corner
Of Broadway, where be had his "frestse Eye
price 90 CENTS also his seacng and Eye and Ear foun
lain.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
" The highest price oan bs obsined by lades and gentle
men VITO have clothing furature dispose
through the poet otherwise for LEVENSrYN
466 Brosdwsy. up stairs Ladies' attended by Nrs =.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies sentleme en- having any oothing furniture
fevelry b, dispose &C. obt,in fair
price for TIE same BY sending the ssbsebe resi-
aspce or through posA Ladies attended ~ Mrs
n. COHEN. s6 um stresx
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURN1TURE WANTED
~ Ldes or senemen desirous Of conversur their east
clothing. furniture, &c into essh receive fair
vtre for the by nng for tie subIorber at his resi-
cenee through the Pos Oce lies attended By Mrs.
Dusseldorf L. N. DUsSELDOF, IL Kim street
vu,By STREAM UNCEAsINGLy FLOWS WITH THB
subtcriber-Ladies and Fentlemen, finding he the
highest price eontaue W esod their orders for the sale Of
ssvss the AZ vantaae ISAAC q. LYON,
No Wall street. bassmsnh
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NEW PURI.ICATI0xs

RQok OF MORMON: 10 PURcaAsE TBE
~ hook Of Mormon. Address X. r., Herald once
CHRIsrY's PLANTATION MELopfys uSnrR rus
sutkority o. - r. Chrssty, Rsq Just published, price
cents and for sale By the sssie dozen thou
teral escount to the trade.
LUST PUBLISHED, SECOND EDITION, ON rMD
cause Of Natural Death. Dssth from Old Ase De-
veoping and method u tra the eon-
sedascn or osssesen % the beay arteries se anA e.
Mus incidentally proloasnx elastic and bueynok
bsath showing how keep yeun Ae &e and Of rendsR
Ing parturiton easier and ssies By Homer Beweh D.
practising Physcian and sore~on.-The atove 10 NE
hte Of ths original and valuable book snt jsAsine
from the hatterna which u has received fre he
pe win be resd BY every one yho vishee 70 rroleng he
life. hs rsrlcr book not msdies bot INTENDED fsr
pubi,hsrs M brcstvsy aaa u Ne sshss. ~ brsa6vSH
friss 70 cents.
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ADVERTISE MESYS RENEWED EVERY Day.
Personal.

Personal.
CHARLEs p. KIMBALL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
u for the sale kind Of books and sationery Long
wharf, San Francisco, California.
NOTICE.-IF ANY PERSON WILL GIVE rNFoRMA
IN ton respecting Irish sir of the Ca
Uterine Lions they will be rewarded by calling at Rem
wick street
Q10O REwARD-sTILL hIssING-MYsTERIoUs
W lOO disappsaranea.-Mr. John J. Darlington. Boot
maker late Of No 80 Broadway New York and resident
" Williamsburg for the last ten last In
Grand street williamsburg about ten o'clock Friday
night Oct "a The above reward will be paid
formation Of his wherea IL dead the
Of his body. Mr. d. s about IS years Of age height
feet, hsir grey; had Lis gold watch aud heavy
gold chan olive brown dress coat black atE ves drab
ptptAoons also. in his pocket silk handkerchief with
initials IT, Any information will be th autfuy rsyed
nt No 20 South Seventh street. Williamsburg G.
Clark ll6 william street. New Ysrk
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w ANTBD-A YOUNG LADY, TO 90 SOUTH TO
sssst Female Institutisn; one esmpetent - teach
mathematics and .s.t in nusie As part OF her time
only viii he REQUIRED she can prrsue thorough In
The espguses and ornamental depsrtmen desired Early
ssgss.s. q ssssirs xrms ss yii meet With attention
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

80 ~ ~ n
TEE FRANKLIN BUILDING AssoCIATI0S.-"Mo-
ney bou paid for rent can If invested In buidinr
association free from tax that swallows hslf
the hard eArning Of the meehsn aud The
fret monthly meeting Of the Franklin Buildag Association
will take place on Wednsday evening Novembe5 ls5 at
Washington Hall Of Hester and tho Bowery
half pas seven o'clock Mr. John Fowler yr, Will a,drees
the meeting expanng the interest and ADVANTAGE OF this
and similar assocAtons The rsspectful uyed
TO attend. SAMUEL T. BARTOL, President.
c. Il. PoSD. secretary.
Members nro tn cir at the SseretsryG ooe u
Spruce street, second door.
DE YOUR OWN LASDLoRD.-rHE WASHINGTON
ID Building Association numbers about 400 shares
eessfal operation and rapidly filing A. the last
large number of shnrns taken by ladies'
Those who would avail Themselves Of the present low
trance eo centean do 90 by leaviag the amount and
With the Secretary @ Pearl street. who will give
information required resalar meeting will be hsld AZ
evening Ney. l0th; 1851 at eeoek wm ". Bfaesstt.
will address the meeting and shares will be redeemed
All meetings public. CASPER G. CHILDs President
II. IL HooPTR, S3 Pearl street, Secretary.
NoTrcE.-To TIE JoURNEYMES TAILoRs OF NEW
~ York-A meeting Of the trada sosety will be held ct
Garricks Sixth ward Hotel Wednesday evening Nov
ats loek for the purpose Of electng Executive Com
mee for the ensuing quarter and iranssotng other bust
Of great i'm portanoe. JOHN McCAULEY President.
Jos. hATHrns, Secretary.
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LOST, &c.

LOST, &c.
&ZO tanning s2t in tills s7 in cola The hndsr
will receive the above reward by returning 10 TO tae sub
soriber. or leavr AZ the Merchants nsuranee Companys
Office, iF Green~ ioh street JESSE Y. C0NKLIH.
so Min tn street, villa nsbury.
CD * REwARp.-Losr, ON TUESDAY MORNING ne.
BO tween SIX and o'clock, IN going from Eighty
eighth street Manhattan willie, brown leather Pocket
Boob. containing tl3- Zone hundred ard rtyerht dol
ars bills OF the Citizens Bank sundry receipts and
dum ct ockf also, tolet for gtae room No 81
steamer Florida for savannah The above yard will be
rsd on delivery efit 70 A. D. suPLEa, 10 old slip
COO REwARD.-LosT, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
BZO or evening. gold huntiax Duplex watch, Nc.
F.442 Manufactured by Taylor n soa. Sail watch
lost between No 81 Broadway and john street. Of
Broadway Whoever will r.urn said watch 70 Ne. Ill
Broadway shall receive the above reward and no questions
asked.
q REwARD.-Losr OR MIsLsTD. A MEEoRANDua
Dc book containing several PAYERS Of valve excep. 1,
The The above sNard will be paid delivery o tao
ttove AZ the bar Of the kerekat Hotel Cortandt street,
CE REwAR D.--Losr, ON MONDAY, NovEs
NO Ter ls5l snail fancy treast pin 10 the form Of
sdJs hand holding sprig bet The thumb and fore
frger in which ie Get sml white stone TIE fndar wilt
receive the .boye reward by returning tte 70 wM.
a. sANKEY Carlton ayepue nesr Myttls avenue. Brook.
npTRA GLASS LosT.-TuE GENTLEMAN VINO
took charge Of the Opera GLASS left Of the Br,ad-
way at the South Ferry Monday evening which
opssd the lady aceempanid BY tao gentlemen. Wis
rot at Dc Dtmonicos will be hind enough 70 eavet.
Advsy he will be most thankfully rewarded By her OF
dollars would be Paid fer us return aud no questions
asIed
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\ fFE INSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
- A.ursree Society Of london General AGENTS once.
tupes TO eject insurance on the lives persons in
TIE United states and California and oth, rrseia ha
.ards AZ hir rstss Of premium For terms, blank forms,
.. IExSpER STARR, General Agent.
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TIRE SECRET OF DR. KELLINGgR's SUCCESS HAS
arisen from free Of the oils of merit and atry ci
Witty and hbersty 10 mercha ats geusrAyso large as
induce them tor themselves This tho only tu
to obtain friends Buy and pay tor them and as long
you keep good will iosc them fes
lsr travelling and brokers in general Who hav
routes established, will do we'll to call on Dr. At "
Broadway and oil KEEPERS OF intelligence cfees ato wal
ind IL to their call the Doc see his adver
Il D lSl-pr John Allen Of Cineinnsu, Ohio. nov Offer
TO his professional brethren the opportunity Of avan
advantages Of his fnventos mechanics
dentistry BY his method, teeth united 90 the
teeth gum AZ plate become one ins parable mas: and
resemble nature itself Ds. Bridges smyth, OF No.
100 Henry street Brooklyn, Long Island n y are ex-
elusive in all ef New England New Jersey They
ill give 20 furnish the eompos,ioa 70 such .s
desire TO avail themselves Of this desders,um in me
ehsneal dentistry Dentists cut Of the gea. ctiss New
York and Peunsyvania also meet with attention By
Addressing MessYs. Bridges n smith, as above.
JOHN ALLEN. 50 Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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strenuous, but would suggest the latter part Of
June. You will please to act for me as to time.
lam happy to say that concur with you in all
you say OF Texas. She is glorious State, and, at
all times, has shown q patriotism worthy of all
praise. Would that we could say as much for
some Southern and some Northern States.
The candidate of whom you spoke, as the choice
OF Texas, is worthy Of his State, and worthy OF
the exalted position where Texas would place him
know General Houston some what personally and
have long been a warm admirer of his pubic
course, and for no man can ! more cheertully do
battle than for him; and, without at this time pre-
dieting for whom Maine will cast her first vote IN
the convention, | will say that l believe that no
man in the nation would command larger vote al
the pslls than General H., and that he would Do
entirely certain of the electoral vote of Maine
Iagree with you that the call fer the convention
| can better judge what course certain portions Oh
| the South mean to pursue
/ will, at this time, give you only a few names,
| but will send you more as sooa as l have time 10
| arrange them.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Gen. Franklin Smith,
North Anson.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Hon. Cullen Sawtellc,
Norridgewock,
Samuel Waterhouse.
Ellsworth.
Hon. Roland Bridge
ham, Cas.ine.
ARooSTooK COUNTY.
Hon. J Hodson, Houl-
ton.
PENoBScoT COUNTY.
James Ransom, Maj III.
Strickland, Hon. G..
l.. Boynton. all Of
Bangor.
Hon. G.. p. Sswal,
Olitown.
WALDO COUNTY.
]. q. Dickerson, Belfast.
Hon. L. h. Smart,
Camden.
Hon. A. Treat, Frank
fort.
PI;cATAQUIs COUNTY.
A. X. z. Gray, Fox
croft.
WASHING TON COUNTY.
John G.. Talbot, Lu-
bee.
YORK COUNTY.
Hon. @. l.. Bennett,
Parsonfeld.
Hon. G.. X. Aver, Cor
nish.
Joseph Leland, Saco.
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Dinwidaie, James Boisseau, Dinwiddie c. II.
Doddridge, Ephraim Bee, West Union.
'sV Essex, VIM. x Wright, Tappahsnnook.
Fairfax, DR.. ]. Williams, Fairfax c. II.
Fauquier, lnman Horner, Wsrrenton.
Fayette, Philip Thurman.
Floyd, George Rosenbaum.
Fluvanna, Walter 5. Fontaine, Palmyra Mills.
Franklin, Nathaniel c. Claiborne, Rocky Mount.
Frederick ]. K. Tuck.
Giles, Manillus Chapman.
Gilmer, Samuel l.. Hays, Ellenville.
Gloucester, John I. Seawsn.
Goochland Col. Peter Guerrant, Goochland
C. H.
Greenbrier, William smith, LIE visburg.
Greene, Col. Sinclair Deane, Slanardsyills.
Greenesville, j. w. Cook, Hicksford
Halifax, b. +. Garrett, Halifax C. H.
Hampshire, K. w. Warden, Romney.
Hanover, Col. Edwin Shelton, Richmond City
P.O.
Hancock, Tallman Hooker.
Hardy, G. L. Barbees, Surveys Creek.
Henry, Archibald III. Dillsn.
Isle of Wight, Charles B. Hayden, Smta6eld.
Jackson, Jesse Carneg.
Jefferson, II. l.. Opie, Kabletown.
kanawha, James l.. Carr, Charleston.
King George, Charles Mason.
King William, B. B. Douglass, Aylettes:
King and Queen, Samuel Fosntleroy Harwood,
King and Queen G. II.
Lancaster, DR.. Elias Edmouds, Kilmarnock
Lee, Michael B. ID. Lane, yonesville.
Lewis Mathew Edmiston Weston.
Logan, James II. Ferguson, Logan G: H.
Louisa, Joseph X. Pendleton, Louisa Z. H.
Lunenburg, John Orgain, Macfariands
Madison, M. ID. Newman, Leon.
Marion. James Nelson, Paramount.
Marshall, Jefferson T. Martin, Beetles Station.
Mason, Henry j. Fisher, Mount Pleasant.
Mathew, A. X. Shepard, MathewC. H.
Mecklenburg, w. X. Baskerville, Lombardy
Grove.
Mercer David Hall, Princeton.
MiddleseX. Samuel Wood.
nIonroe Aupustus A CHAPMAN, Union.
Montgomery Jas. p Edmondson, Christiansburg.
Morgan, Robert c Gustn, Berkeley Springs.
Nansemond, Robert r. Prentiss, Suffolk.
Nelson, DIR. l.. n Ligon, Roseland
New Kent, John 5. Lacy, Burhamsville.
Nicholas, Bernard Hendrick, Summersvile.
Norfolk, DR.. A. X. Smith, Deep Creek p. o.
Northampton, VIM. T. Fitchitts, Eastville.
Northumberland, Ferdinand Black veil, Lofts
burg, Heath's Bridge z. o.
Nottawav, VIM. Fizgeyald Nottaway g. II.
Ohio John Knote Wheeling
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ana IN Ter such restrictions, II. Congress may |
Ell lct, IN cXtinyuishmI tn outstanding debt Of
tha ration
By reference to the act Of Congress approved
9TH Septe nbcr, 1850 it will b, seen thlt, IN
IcJn'ldcrltlOn of Ccrttin CONCESSIONS by the
Stttc OF I eXts it Is provided that the "Uirtcd
! States shtlI py to the State of cXIs the SUN
= OF ten mIion' Of trS, III stock bearing
five per cent. interest, ami redeem die at til
end oftourtcen years, the interest payable huff /
/ yearly at the rctsury of tn United States"
In the sumo ) 'ctlou of the law II IL further
provided "tht no more thtn five millions o .
stock sh Ill be issued until til" creditors of the
Stlte holding bon Is an other ccrtltic ties of
stock Of Tex,s, .tor ctich ddies on imports
merc spciiiy pclg ID, shall first file at the
Treasury Of the United States releases OF all
'clln| agtlnst the United states, for or on
account of sad bonds or certificates i'll such
torIn as shlIl be prescribed by the Secretary
Of the re lsury, AN approved by the Presl
dem Of the United States"
he form of release thus provided for htS
been prescribed by the Secretary OF the rcu1-
} cry, an approved 1t has been published in
. all the leading newspapers in the conmcrci,l
cites Of the Unite S'uc+ AMI all persons
holding claims of the kind specified Ill
} the foregoing provlso were REQ llred t.
file tlrIr rcIc t'n IN the form thl5 pf 'scrjcdl
~ "' ,''',''! VI .',' '''''' '.uUo'' va vi "
l2'c III Isl uN Vi '5loc'r' '0'i' AiIho"7 u
,u'S P''o'"nlIoh mas oeeh continued IRON III.
| ~" "E W VI "''' '9''' u. "P " '"' ~ v,
',''' ,>l ~ "P''t1'Nc'! ~" Ic'' US "''
been filed by the crelito,1 Of tcx,s.
. The authorities Of tn, Stttc Of TcXt4 ut tn,
. request of the Secret try Of the rclSury, have
furnish ID Il seize Iuc OF til" public debt of th,t
= 49, w t''' P''o' I" n'' "u "''''o l""o W
= '"i''' WI" COP! VI t'I; Ia"' ""dc' WIN"
:. clch cH''S was c"htrNctcu'
e "Nt. IRON the uo'" hiht' Iurh''hf' ny inc
II 'Vtc I" exits re,'hhel .li Ct tS'c' 4"
c''''l'' "''c,i III my j, hfh' IN "Ilh'h ''1
@ pTo'i'''n' ~ T.! ACT o' congress Oh tie 'tl o'
70 "1,'c'l" - 'ooo'
/ y" "c'"- ~" Il IN! ''''o'h >" W 'nc '''tP-
i t'h;' ny cN Is OF III P'oP"' it"n' contained III
l. u" ac' r''rr'' 10, ! caused 'hH Slo'N u ~
: prep U'I' an - nv 'hllilp - "lc arc " D.
= issued uhcpn iltlon tV, Daring an interest," ut
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be II country in which living IS very expensive,
and ! know OF no reason why the American
Com mis- SlOner Sc It thither should not be placed,
in regard to compensation, on an equal footing
with minister who represent this country at the
courts of Europe.
BY reference to the report of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, it will be seen tint the az
gregac rccelp,s for tn last fiscal year amount
ed to S5l,3l2973 81; which, wit the b dance
in the Treasury on the lSt Inly, 1850, gave as
the available means for the year, the sun OF
SJ5.9I7,J2l 3j
The tot, cxpen liturc5 for the sane period
were ?4S,005,S1S, 10.
The total imports for the year en- ling both
June, ISL, were S!l17 ), 80
OF which there were in specie 4,0j1,90t
The exports for the t.n: period
were ?2lT,Jl1 ,l3J
! OF which there were
of domestic pro-
! Foreign goods rc-ex-
ported o.7}-G,5
! Specie 2o,23 $50
--------S2l7.5I1,l 1870
Since the lst of Deco nbcr Last the pawn ,nts
in ish on account of the public debt. exclusive
of interest, Ii I've ampnntrd to ! ,JOl ,lJj 81
which, however, Iclu les tn. 81 II Of ) u 100
pid under the 18th article of the trcity with
hcA'co' "'' t''f i"'t''' /" VI -'''''' S'' f''
ocl''9 thI amount Oh awards I" Alorlcth c,t''
Ni'7 "noer 'nf rave 'FH'v WIN MeNicp' ~,
"h'cn 'n' '''uf Ut 1'E "'' "urn'"'e t. '"'
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'PT'' ''i' "OI',1''''" W ''' w" '''' "r ~
ana ued"ct'n2 ''' PEh nus on account OF II"
''o'lo "'ot' '''' :" " VI "'f,''N W ''I
'o' l',r P"P col 'c'' ''It1"E OF III ''''c'
M'' ~ ~ 81" III U'I '''',''''''
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- III c''' y, n.y. VI +" II "ol"''''o'' t''f ;"
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II '''' views III l''p 'Noerct'ry o' inc rel'
u! "a 'f'I,'"5' W t'' u"P'" ''"'cH re'l'"o
''' ia $50 H''''"'''7 ''"' "a 1tN ny CORES
''''''l+ ac"oh On 'hD l''N "a ''hF gross an
'PPf"i''i Hi""f nuI III acc ~ N'1' u l'I
nero Will " IN cSli iItuIl VA iilp'hl llb! hl
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No %. -1 Az. 1CT .4UTHO RISLN'G .4.\D
REGULATING THE ARREARS or
r. IHGfU.II TAXES.

No %. 4 .1CT .qU7'HO RISING .4.ND
REGULATING THE ARREARS or
r IHGHU.lY TAXES.
l., hereby enacted, &c.
SIC. |. Whenever any surveyor Of high
WAYS, III any town in this state, shall, for any
cause, fail to levy and collect the tax or taxes
of any person or persons named IN the rate bill
committed to him for collection, such tax or
taxes, or the arrears thereof so uncollected.
NAV be transferred, by the selectmen of such
town, to the rate bill of any succeeding sur
,evor Of highways in such town, and placed
M such rate bill in a seperote and distinct COL
umn; and such subsequent surveyor or survey
,,rs sh II have full power to levy and collect
such tax or taxes IN arrear and uncuIiected as
aforesaid, III the manner provided by law Tor
the collection Of highway taxes.
Approved November 10, 81.
n. 24.-.a.N .7CT Nv ADDITION TO
CHAPTER IWE.NTYTHREE Or
TIE COMPLIED >T.4TUTES, RE
.4TLNG TO REPAIRS OF HIGH
W.lrS 4 u BRIDGES.
ishreJy endcte &c.
SEC /. The highway tax, provided for in
the SECOND section Of the chapter to which tins
is IN addition. shall be assessed by the select
~ each year, and the tax bills, named IN the
saith section OF said chapter) shall be delivered
~ the highway surveyor on or before the TWEEN
" fifth day of May in each year.
StC.2 Surveyors Of highways shtll co u
tIic IN office for one year, to commence ol
thc twenty fifth dav of MAY succeeding thel
appolntinent and snail make return OF thcl
accounts. as provided in the twenty fifth Sc cto
If sad chapter, on or before the fifteenth q
Nav next following: and If 1t shall be neceS
eiry to eXpend any money or labor after Sucl
return IL made, they shall make an additIoni
r. urn Of their accounts for the same on OF be
fore the expiration Of their term OF office.
SEC 3. SO much OF the chapter, to who
tins Is III addition, as Is inconsistent with III
provisions Of tins act, is hereby repealed.
Approved Now lS, lo1i.
No. 25.--I.t .lCT ~ .4DDITTON ~
CHAPTER TWE.NTl -THO or tn
COMPLIED ST TITES, IA +. ..lIL\'
TO HG .W.7lS.
Il IS ncreoy enucted, sc.
SEC. J. Whenever the selectmen Of al
town shall lay cut any pent road or lane, agrc
ably To the provision, of chapter twenty-five
the Compiled Statutes, they SHALL IN their q
der for that purpose, nix such time as they shi
deem Just aud reasonable, and give motto
thereof to the owner Of the lands throug
wi ca 1t shall be laid when he shall be requlr
~ re move his fences, timber, wood, or tree
Int said order shil not take effect until COZ
prnSatton for damages to such lands shall
urd as provided III said chapter.
SEC. 2 Tins act shall take effect from
passage.
Approved November -, 1851.
TO be toncluded merit ,ceek.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
b. Ii. @. Nj. G.

NOTICE is hereby given to the share
lV holders of the BUNKER HILL QUARTZ
MINING COMPANY, that further assess
ment of two per centum on the capital
stock of said company has been levied this
Goth day of October 1851, by the board of
trustees, payable within 10 days at the com
pany's office on the works.
The rule Of forfeiture for non-payment of
assessments will be rigidly enforced. BY
order of the board.
T. w. COLBURN, Sec'y.
54-3t
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

NOR SYDNEY, DREor.--Thc new,
i first class clipper ship, QUEEN OF SIZE
BA, Capt. Francis Cadell The Queen OF
Sheba is an A l British vessel. and has
proved herself ono of the fastest ships in the
Pacafc, having made the passage from Val
paraiso in IS days. She has very snperio
accommodation for passengers. being fee
inches between the beams. For freight
passage apply to
MoNrErIoRE & BURGoYNE, Cal. st.
GAIT. PATTIsoS, Pacific st.
JAMES BELL, Merchant st. Slim