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William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
HE session Of this open Wednesday
9Th of October Since
been made for fun of instruction organic agricultural
chemistry The statutes OF The college revised
and the course of study adapted the
dents The whole department.
neen classes For proficiency eight Of degree
Bachelor of Philosophy
cudng the languages degree A. b. and for prod
cheney in all fhe degree Of A. NJ. 'N'
Faculty
Right Rev John Johns D. Professor of Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker and
La q
Benjamin Ewe Natural Science
Morgan J. Smead, Pm. D., Professor o Languages,
Henry A. Wasngon History and Political Economy
Rev Silas Toen, ID. d. Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters Rhetoric. = -
Robert Gaewood, Adjunct O Mathematics
July 23-Iaw4w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March %, 1851
THE having legislature passed during
and s49, called the credion Of the late
republc to fe the LIST Of
September the evidences their respective ana Con
approved 9th September 1880 authorizing
the Of five stock the said state Of
millions of said stock should not De issued
The holding honda and other
for which duties imports were es
pledged OF the United states
claims against the United states or or on ae
of such be
scbed hy the Treasury and approved by the
President of United Now order that this depart
mrn may claims for which the
imports thus pledged, the holders owners OF all
this M ocobe ls5l and TO exc
cute States OF their respective claims agree
approved by the PRESIDENT
United States OF the above aet Oh he S u
September, 1850. ,,,,. uonor
Acting of the Treasury.
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mo OWNERS of In Texas.-A gentleman IN virginia,
who good Surveyor lawyer desires TO remove to TEXAS
become
that country, with view TO bring them INTO
mari -
satisfactory testimonials Of cap'ci
nterty his acquaintance Is such
AZ TO considerable emigration TO Texas
Anv owpe would inclined avail himself
az so \, correspondence with The
advertiser suitable responses by addressing post paid
General sgen, collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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FORM OF RELEASE.

FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas by Congress, approved September y ao ten
Ions Of dollars be paid TO the state
of Texas said mentioned with pov.o
M are than 6ye millions shall be issued until
e creditors OF the State holding and other certificates OF
OF Tera specially pedge
6rs, 6le al releases OF all
claims agan. States for account OF sad bonds OF
creditor OF the state
OF the following described bonds or
Texas las the may BEL and or wheh
the duties said specially pledged
Here describe bonds cerihcates !,
Now for the complying provisions OF said
consideration,
my
account OF (bonds certihcsi.s) above described
Witness m ~hnpd nd seal this --------dhy OF
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1852.
NAVY DEpAarAssT,
Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, August IS, 1851.
e,pAi FD proposais endorsed
S,a.ss for Pork will
"a anil ~ O'Clock M, Saturday, the day September
for furnishing delivering free OF all and risk the
United 5txles--
and N hundred barrels Of pork
zach barrel less than hundred pounds
., ~ h@rr pork weight
Gr 70 be delivered yards, follows
Barrels beeG Barrels pork.
Al Chariesown, Mass. ooo ..... NO
A. nrooklyu NJ. 800 200
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Sealed and delivered in presence OF
lTwo
Mar U-dr3l wtsep3i
nl@sOLUTION CopsrtershipTbe firm heretofore exist.
ing Of Brother this day. by mutual
dissolved Mr. George will attend TO the settle
OF the Of the unsettled business
W. Dyer deceased 10 which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWhhD ~ Dhhh,
wAsurrsroH, September "a, 1880
mn rphip undersigned nave formed
con under the Of Dyer Mcclure, and
vi, md eommi-sion business at the
od of Dyer Brother 10Th and Pennsylvania
n
They most solicit continuance OF the patronage be
slowed upon pledge themselves to discharge fs
fully every us conhdsd to them
I,v.t Mcclure prepared advances all con
aR""e""' "" EDWARD c. DYER,
#H J. @, MCGUIRE
WASHINGTON, sep,emh-, ", 1850.
Sept. ID
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IN the petition Of John Thomas Pianned Jersey pray
ina for the extension Of patent granted 2o De-
cener e5 ior an Improvement docks from
he expiration m said PATENT which takes place the h day OF
December, 1851
1t ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday the 2 day of Noyember 1851 ~ O'clock m ana an
persons are notified TO and show cnuso any hey nave
why said petition ought not to be granted. . . -.
hle
Office specifically writing AZ least twenty
OF filed
said be taken ana usnsuca IN ac-
oorance with the of which viii be furnished on
picaton. -, = u, ,,,
Reputio and Inion Washington Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Journal, Providence Rhode islands Til
bnno yorkt brunswick, New
Ipourer Philadelphia Pennsylvania
three the 9th day Of November
~ THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner
tho above viii please
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NE QUIvCEy's Life and Manners from, the Au,o.
~ biography Of an Opium Eater Uniform edition.
For TAYLOR 4
JulyN booksellers 9th
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Fraction OF township one, Of ver range
sixt
Lands appropriated by for the Of schools military
ohet together with swamp lands
made nnnl thereby for cultivation" any which shall
by me rtae before appointed for
eh o. he public sales respectively under the entitled An
swamp lands within their limits approved September 25lh 1850
granted BY law OF Congress- for military
aeeo 70 hs United States wiH be permitted Of the aboreen
uersd lands as provided by the entitled can making appo
Ac., approved Sd March, 1851. -
The offering lands on
appone and viii proceed in the order in which they
WIN all convenient despaich until the whole shall
eed and The sales thus closed but no sale shall be kept
open uan Two weeks the lands
~" ns admitted unl after the expiration the two weeks
evsn under my hand the city Washington,
da Of 'u ammo Domn thousand eight hundred and
M1LLARD FILLMORE.
by the President:
e.r j. BUTTERFsLp,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled Of pre- empon
lands within The cwnshp
led required establish OF
and receiver OF the proper
practicable seeing notice. before
pointed for the public Of lands
braeing Tie tract ciaimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
..s# NrH J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawl3w II
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General Agency at washington, ID. g.
nv A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
claims the
20 hc war with Britain, and the Flor
war.
For PENSIONS bounty land, or scrip. :, -.
Bourv Land-w attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
and o N order. ..a,..
poer, OHe,-Tbe applications for patents, procuring models
attended in all their various baches
Grnr,af Posi- OfesA against the department VIII pc
quarterly accounts pay o'
ditto facilitated, ac. ..... $50. a.,-
New Orleans Delta Union, Mobile Advertiser Lou.
vile Democrat ST. Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
pbiSh
with |. nan.r " = June 2tu
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NOTICE.-HooE, BROTHER co. beg leave to inform
customers That they have just received mpor'a
tons rich aud beautiful
french eboercd mun oambrc and lace sleeves. cohs ana
collars
camhric houncinps, nsertings, aud edaingr
Also aconet camhrcs, India, awss mnalns ior
dresses, 70 which they invite attention,
July IL
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g. Editors papers viii please copy send the
bis 10 the Patent Ofcc, with paper containing this notice
Iune I9-law3w
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ID RI. HOOE ~ co.. wholesale snd Retail Dealers u
L carpeng, floor oil cloths, maitngs curtain materials
sheetnq blankets and house furnishing goods generally
between 7b aud sh Streets Washington
&C.
2o-n
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nEMOv Al. Dr 6El.plNG h WyIIE have removed her
II General Agency Once sevsnth street between
Md streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hah ana TWO """s "e
National inteligencer Office.
d. -1awT
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INANCING AcedrmyF First Cours~.=Mr. y. r. LAME has
Washington George
his dancing will
Tuesday October 2 his residence Pennsylvania
avenue opposite WiiarJs
tutiop Washington Thursdays, and satnr
days Georketowp Mondays And Fridays.
Grto IA
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGR-Tbc lectures in thi.
~ institution will Monday OF November
md
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n uSrORY Of the EARLY Settlement and Indian Wars
II Virginia vol, syo; by Wills de Hass illustrated
by MI engraving - :, =.
pyne's Dictionary Of Engine Werk and EnspeenR-No 81
Puuch,s Complete Letter Writer, with illustrations
todeyp Lsdys Book for August
Grahams Magazine for August
t,,ic or The voices-a Poem by r. s. Fay.
,snny Tour through Cuba vol, portrait,
' ' TAYLOR MhURY,
July IL Boossssrs near Sh street
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American senmen,s Friend Society.

The Twenty third Anniversary Of this Society
vas celebrated in 'hs Broadway TsoeIosce sat e,saos
P PART Esq the President. In Tho Chair. Al onglaa
hymn tuug by tho congregation win gfesl spun
This gave the sy roIe 10 Tho exefcsrs which iOiOrca
Aher PRAYER All Abstract or The Annia Report wa ssl
by Rev j Spsuding Of thu Secretaries from shica
IL sppears that 10 sdd lon 10 what lhe Society dOlnsn
home, Il suslsins Chspsins and Mi"onanss 70 is ~.
amonglhe sesmsn In CsntOn. Honolulu LshLsa ~
paradise, o. Thomas. Hsyans, HAVE Bordeaux, Nouea
burg, stockholm Island Of 0otuSnd, snd has recsn'y
conn inloued one FOR Rio dc JaGelfo. AnangrhehsNs
also 10 progress Tor plsclDg Chapans In Other impo'
ports s,,,,
Sailors Home. or Temperance Boarding House, 10 ne
Civ Of Eew.Yofk The numher Of Ito bosfcofs ths @
year was SIS of these lt5 we're wrecked or desuas
sud received aid In board aud clothing 10 tho an0aa0
S652 s. The whole number Of sailor borders sinee "
Hon WAS opened 10 80 coo 49,,
Il hes been protection 10 their money and morNa W
been he cans Of their professional 1ls'sAon ana gs1
Improvement Capt NJ Saysr, mo Superintendent J"
deposited 10 tho Savings Bank within mo past ysnL
eqhty two Them IS 2i1 while mzay others have mNs
deposits Tor them Other similar lhstt1u0ns "
happily ard mo,s efficiently aiding Ia tho same WORK, ~
foTding protection from hs deslfucuNs ltnlsn,
Il hose places where intoxicating liquors. are iafns1el
Something hss also been done by way Of mrn'hink ssP
with suitshie hbrAiies and sesmen With good boJn .
The receipts Of The Society for ms year enooR .nsp
inst, were 81 $50 81 and tho expenditures, sNiF
10 his smOunt Is DOT Included oonslsefsp5 s oSs
Tslsed by its Chapisos abroad nor sull larger Ahy
Thised by Auxiliary Societies and dSbursed hom ""
ues,uri,s The total amount would excerd sDty',.,,.,
A review o. lbs pat yesr exhibits tho most grstptSs
resuls 10 II fruits of soDetyi 10 shs improved dslois
and cheerful obedience al sesi n many instances"
CaubieC pietY and eNtrf sVe usrfIlnrss
Rev PARSONS, Srsnan's Chaplain ~ has1~ n
T. delivered the opening address lie TOOK oecs'.'1is,
call he atf, ptoD al Tho Society iO the necessity ~ a9s
lie sailor ~ bo he'd 10 combat win ne winds sbd W.
Of syery cline After drawing graphic picture ~ -
iBuumersbe hardshps ths poor sailor hsh 10 endure e
y bere be- went % 10 hst 10 was no duF OF TF.i
Chris au 10 Contribute 10 bis comforts AID enshlsumS
Re bore the treasures Of every and and cline % ea~
H. cor rs of h., fellow men and 20 every cOm0n ~
i)yed by those who lived IN qaet and comfort a. Do.
The sailor contributed pening he lie snd 81. 81
Rev Rpeaher eCrcuded long end eloquent adde's
behalf Of he seaman; afer which the society 80.
dre,sed by Rev Mr. Rockwell ~ he Navy and 0bsIs .
favor Of he obect upon which had been iosnl7''
w. the relief and comforts Of the sailor. ,-..,.,
A hymn was then sung by he Alien q ress.i cto6
Church Choir vote Of thsnss was posed |" 'i' w.
after which The Society separated
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The Preseu, Position of Mexico.

Since Mexico ceased to be Viceroyalty
of Spain, she has led the most turbulent
existence of any of the Spanish American
Republics. When, in 1924, she first
adopted u Federal Constitution, she occu-
pied a position, second only to that of the
United States, as one of the Independent
Powers of the New World. Blessed with
a territory whose bouRdless agricultural
capacity is only equalled by the splendid
profusion Of It's mineral wealth; whose
climate, even within the Tropics, is tenn
pered to a perpetual Spring; and peopled
with a race which, though for the most
part sunk in ignorance and superstition, is
yet docile and easily governed; it would
then have seemed natural to predict for
her a steady and rapid increase of power
and impOrtance-to hail her as the pioneer
Of grand movement, which should de-
velop anew the wasted energies of the
Spanish race.
But the history of the Republic, since
then, presents different picture. While
the form of Government was wholly modi-
fed, and many essential reforms introduced
into the administration Of justice, some of
the most serious evils Of the former system
were retained. The incubus Of the Church
was still fastened upon the State, and the
priesthood were allowed to hold half the
wealth Of the nation the common law Of
Spain still remained in force; the Judge
was absolute in his functions. A multitude
of other causes existed to aggravate these
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Death nj Pbiiip Hone.

One Of our most honored and influential citi-
zens, PHILIP HONE, ESQ, died early yesterday
morning, at his residence, No. Great Jonesst,
after very short illness. His strength had been
failing for some time past, but he had not been
confined TO bis room more than four or FIVE days
During the prevalence Of the Cholera, some two
years since, he suffered an attack from which he
never entirely recovered, and his death was oc.
casioned by the gradual decay Of his powers
rather than any particular disease. He was in
the list year of his age.
During his long and active fe, Mr.. Hone has
always enjoyed the unlimited esteem and con-
fdence of bis fellow citizens. His conduct,
whether ia the different public stations he has
filed in the course Of his profession the circle
Of private life, has invariably been marked by
generous and liberal spirit and high sense OF
honor. While his sound practical talents en-
inently fitted him for the active part he took IN
all public undertakings, he possessed fine ap
probation Of literature and art. He was gen
teman, in the best sense OF the word, and the
society which he gathered around him formed
one Of the most polished and intellectual circles
in our City.
Mr.. Hone was for many years member oil the
firm of j. Il p Hone X Co. Auctioneers, in Pearl
st. where by his tact, activity and integrity he &C
cunulated large fortune, with which he was en-
abled TO indulge his liberal taste and cordial spirit
Of hospitality, after retiring from business. In
the case Of the failure of near relative, although
not legally responsible, he discharged the obliga
tions of the house, With strict sense of integri.
", rare enough in Mercantile life.
During bis later years he has filed many offices
of truAt and honor. In ls25-Ghe was made Mayor
of the City, the Office being then elective by the
Common Council. In 1885 he was also a candi
date for Mayor. He was twice elected Alderman
Of the Third Ward. Shortly after Gen. Tsylors
Inauguration he was appointed Naval Officer Of
this pert, which office he held at the time of his
death. He was for long time Chairman of the
Wing General Committee, and took an active
hhare in all the movements OF the party. In al.
dition to this, he was connected in various ways
with a number Of mercantile and benevolent in
sttutions The Mercantile Library Association
10 greatly indebted to his exertions for its estab
lishment and subsequent success. splendid
marble bust f Mr.. Hone, executed at the order
of the Association, now adorns the large room Of
the library.
The funeral of the deceased will take place
from bis residence, atthe corner OF Broadway and
Great Jones ST. on Wednesday.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The WeRiher--Dangerous Rrpiosisn-p
worlds BaBd-Accidentt 10 adge su'"1
Markets and stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tnouoo A.,


PmLADELpHfA n0pd'y' h7"
We have really taken strides backsncs ~
old Winter 10 daya cold dTesfy rain hAs iaisn -, ~
a hours sud here has been saGn bal s.0.n
ipR. Vegetation is too far forward ~ De lDJ"'S"
uDsessorAbie weather ,,,,ss. ,ogs .
WseAue uea having calAnpitODs accident %. aT u
cssiouec by 81 plOsion 10 the CsDpheIe 1917 ss
w RYAN 10 sou,h~srl. Tns cause was ne ess'ss.d
OF hard In filing large SUI, BY which S s Ft,sr
he vessel consisting Of eight barrels OF opr.s ~
Ire we're igLlIec .nc produced an aWful czpISV EJsa
building was completely shattered, ehd IAg.s. ssegs
usoe a most mifscuious escape, fortunately "
VISA dore 10 .ie 90 .nD. o..n tsrs "
Your Doo WORMS Corr 81 Bard gave Cooee,s,f 81
nieht They played FOR Hecks Bs1d oa oeS
were most cetsrveoiy sppsucec .,--,,y 81 "a
Jucge Stroud fractured his wrist MS ,-ert vs.
while gstliSy OCT Of bis cArdsEe 70 Alle--
WA copIequeIIy &c Ourpsc. -. a., o-.e % 1'r.
La Ter bgt hts 5ss1sss eoLs -
sssbsr rhah Ia rnosJ slsperesd o' % .u.H b, - -
y,t'sd tie sns ofa nDHbsf ~ ,l.r sfs f0un-'l
cfrt3s s.u SID a. so - tsu 1oss Frags eosusa- -,
us tott9s -sts- iy,.t - h9pais, "a ,ecspf "a
49,, -. NJ =, al sozs s9ts" 49,. a. tsssfs ts
rsts Ih.,,s. sargy = gogs coas Mas ~ ,
tad our lofner 1-otaiocs hr. ssssr o. no,fs
80 4. b., rssr Hos-f, .'' 4 q &c. CO
P,sn.Sl,srs "a % iof sa.s nitss saoasi
: s,.,1y a. axe sfos, pa ...,,.-s spEf-Dsna1l
- fnref as ., -, tbd. hst a. 20 Nor, CT
So s.s-..-FsR B1arf -. - al 4 81 Bka. a.
S...--.k sgIOo Co. y stypsEER ia % 9aS - "a
Wo.essy TuruVt..' = = $50 ySga,' o. ~ w.
ia sss7 kersrgton - - " - go. ssis,
rare LIE 70 I'S.' y.ss RI ,5s a. - tx 80
IA An 40 Sen SAY %. - ~ -. {, ga s.'e -
A@sbssy Cay ~. ~, 49, Co %. s3o -, sS.s o.
y ~ % sG 49, Pr MOI s. tcr teri s's s''''-
aux
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S,IAMANpER SArEs.-Still another proof

-DsrosiL April " lS>l-Mr s c. HERRiNG-Dear
sir Day demands thai aAoald sdd my testimony among
ne hopssnd others s have Witnessed he seay OF your
wei esIsblished srs proof SASmsreeT SNes Ny Ss2re
was discovered la be are soOai one ecck % me
morning OF The lab Of March Ss which destroyed every
thing IN the Store exeepg the safe End s coptsrs The
Store ba1 OF very heavy umber WITH double zoos
above sud below which esused the fire 20 upcn the
ins!de for several houl before discovered Noen
reached the psce the ire breaking cot both AIDES
OF the Store which brought Sac IA eight whch
was ere could make H. heiug 10 The holes part Of
The fire Il remained here Tor four houn sler WA dis
covered other badBgs being OF danger The alien
lion OF our curens csed 10 the Safs, which
ai surrounded BY bed Of Goals and white with h-at
az reaed the SAFE possible. and aer cooling
sufelant Unlocked and fo0nd TO ny great surpse my
books ard papers IN god ssd iegibie order.
40 S,TATh Truly you're, a. n. CARLE.
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ertar clement. If this be not speedily
done, the old tumult will return the ma
ton will fall into anarchy and be again dis
membered; and, fnslly. as the only re-
free from wasting diiseHsior, give up it
Independent existence. b. T.
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Fer Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued Tomorrow MORNING,
at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press. The A''a sails
from this port To- Morrow, at ~ O'Clock.
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CITY ITEMS.
lM-srnrrNTs rgrs EHENIYa

s...pr.r rsr.ru.-Ogss o. e.. saa" All "rh'
lsac.fr Ia a.
gv.-ss, rHplrs,-Ors- .ors Mirs," aat "Tsic-
Killed sra N0t Desc ~
rr,te,-Or-a stsLrh- Fsl, sni Easish vtli-THs
nusrrHnps- 81 thys-srco-1 s's1ilz pst'
r-so-ss. C-rosf;'ss. e.
AZ Tsra~-suT rvsY-tirsr
Ttlto.,' ss.-.sl.-Opsa Ct "a -s.so ss Bars'qas
,rrIsrs cs.sonH.s-corosr Of gotiriy sss Tafsss a
E.r-o..L Ac.n.sr nE.-as 81 Bro,1Esy
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Nv Elegant Porcelain Wedding Cards,
plato sud oliver hOrdeed, beautifully engraved and print
ed In gold silver and plata ally lea Ato, splendid snSr
ment OF Weidiue Envelope from the mOs celebrated Pa
ris end LONDON msnufacoriss Beautiful CAKE Boxes,
Silver Cord, Wedding Wsfers; Sc, al EvEROILLS, Gard
nrvS Ia
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY g.

r. PHILADELPHIA subscribers to The Tribune will be
regularly supplied with the paper al IS cents per MONTH
by the Agent W. B. ZEBER, Thirdst below Chestnut
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BRoAnwAY lNsuRANcE COMPANY

BROAnWAY INSURANCE. COMPANI.-
Oce ais Broadwsy, corner OF Cana-sL-CspitA Saos00
THIS Company continues 10 insure sgans oss or damage
by Fire, Dwelling. h0uses and Furniture, Warehouses
Stofes aud Merchandise, the mCs svorsbe terus -
Orders by post or IN pers0n viii prompt attention
DIRECTORS
echureman HAlsied ReI amin Y Camp. Reuben w Howet
John Harrer. Chares sAndk1rd John r. Dickinson
William ' Hrady, Chester Driggs, John r Fisher,
VIM h SliSmOre Samuel 4 Al,haase Aaron Arnold,
Wiaen q Hunt John b Corlies, Charles P. Brown.
John FAlconer, Sernsrd Smylh, William rruslow,
Leonard Kirby, JOknM Ae5seSesu, CroveA Hadden,
GeOrgef COhA aelm0s a Wells, John Mclean,
IrencisM Edmonts Msisew eird, Stephen V. Albro,
Lewis Dolly, hiram y eesresief, y mes Foster
sCHURcMAN HALSrED, Presidect
JOHN WAY, Secretary,
WN LEE. Surveyor N.Y. Nv
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SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING SrOvEs.
TIA aus sheetircn sahers for burning wood or coal
Summer Furnaces; Summer Range new article, for
burning hard cosl improved Summer and Winter Cook'
ire Soves large sloot. 81 the lowest manufacturers
prices wholesale and retail 81 the New(ork Stove FAC
tory SIS Grand.sl oppoalts Essex Market Stoves dey
cred nee OF charge All Stoves warranted IS represented
mVb 81 NICHOLAS l.. CORr.
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BARNUM's.-" Millions Paradise Lost
and Reeslnsd" a beautiful panorama. viii be exhibited
Iris sftsfueOn domestic drama viii eso eos1o- tolt
sverrg Tbe DrusEardv Rain or stiae, t1e lect1ro
room .s crowded.
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w- Patent Tapestry, Three ply and

p.,en y.ne.,, Ingram Carpets the beautiful tres
ever offered aud At prices the eeleorsed cheapest
Carpet Tho United states ~ B0Wey HI
KAM ANpEEsoNs. Do not fat 10 lock e. hem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
~TgE MAY festival. TO be performed

80, aberpac'e OF the evening OF the 18Th VIII be one OF
80 ,sodes; ss q the and parucuarlg attract
sVe 10 families Beside the May Festival there vii Be
seetops IRON hs Festivals OF me Nose az the whole OF
be tte opera wiften BY Rev A G THOMAS, emitted TIE
GIsrs Of Nature Those who expecs good seau shSuo Dc
here early. ~ l.