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The gross misrepresentation which Mr.. John c.
Rves has circulated about the $50 900 have attracted
consde rable notice in the newspapers Some OF them
have assumed his statement to be true, and they have
accordingly lavished no little upon the of
Mr. Tyler and the memory OF Mr.. Polk. We have
proved however that j G. RS statement is all fable
The statements Of Messrs Tyler and Walker have blown
il .ky high. Every now sees that there no
collision between Messrs Tyler and Polk, and that
the depose OF 900 in the Bank of Middletown
no, made for the purpose Of establishing press in
Washington and the money retained in that bank until
Is47 for the purpose OF carrying out arrangement
which was never meditaed between Messrs. T. and p
We have some right, therefore, 10 expect that those
presses which have been mscd by the Of j. c.
r. will correct the bundcrs into which they have been
betrayed We especially call upon the Albany Register
to do justice by repubshng noticing the substance
OF Bfessrs Tylers and Walkers statements We make
no such requisi,ion upon the New York Evening Post.
because il has uniformly displayed the most shameless
want OF liberali,y and OF justice We expect favors
from that abolition print, and not justice
These idle fables have also penetrated the West,
through the leier-wrie in this city. For instance, the
following paragraph occurs in letter in the Columbus
(Ohio) Journal:
"The quarrel between Messrs Rives and Richie Is
bringing about interesting developments. which
woud light had it not been for this M
kenny-cat fght--facss showing bargain and sale be-
tween Mr. Tyler and Mr. Polk. There I, no adnge more
true When rogues fall out honest men VIII ge'
their own" aa-a s .#.r
Now when this correspondent sees, from The reve'a
lions made in the Union OF Wednesday that there Is not
the slightest foundation for such an asseronthat 1t IS
the mere idle and mschievous invention OF iabus' In
mi. c,vwe ,rus, he will hasten to corec, the into
which he has betrayed the Columbus Journal .lt
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We have by mail OF the proceedings Of the
Missouri legislature previous 10 the organization, which
in consequence OF the division the ranks OF the demo-
Gratis. is of some interest leg .Ar
The Legislature met jefferson city on the Wtn ue-
cember The wing members in caucus nominated OSn.
Watkins as their candidate for speaker Tbs beneon
and anti Benton democrats held separate caucuses Anc
former aept message the latter desiring 70 know
whether thew would them IN caucus Tor the pufpooe
Of o,panizine The antics replied that, whenever the
Renon democracy shall abandon Colonsl Bentonas heir
candidate for United States SENATOR and their suppos of
his appea from the instructions Of the last general ssm-
Div Of Missouri, and the principles maintained BY him
relative to the subject OF slavery then this meeting will
with great pleasure join all democrats in caryine out
the great fundamental principles of the dsE0cSe party,
AZ Get forth in the Baltimore platform of l64< and ls4e,
provided they recognise the right of instruction ~ the
legislature 10 their senators in ConGress The Boston
men sent back word that they had reply 10 make
Colonel T. Kennett then nominated by The satiss
and Captain John d. Stephenson by the bsstoai,es n
candidates for speaker In the house, on the hrs BALLOT
the vote stood for Watkins A. kennett %. bsepnsneon
81 In the afternoon four more ballots were nad, eu
without success On the last ballot the wing eananse
had increased his vote SO, the Benton candidate
whilst the anti Benton vote had fallen OF to ~ = sse
graphic despaicb has already informed us that 1enen
Watkins was subsequently elected and that wn cn'et
ERIK was chosen, the rest OF the omcefs DeinS anu
Bentonites "a. ls.# 4 - s...-...e = !, :
The Offices OF The senate were 1supp,ed oe'ween the
wings and Benton democras-Nol, IM IA al 49,
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0sssAssss4s h.6.rs shS o~nsss ~ H~~sh cszuSsm~
On Friday and Saturday last the following resolutions
,oasAinx tbs slavery question, were fully discussed
ameAdsd. and ordered 10 be read third time: $3.50
L R<sopsd That in the opinion OF this general
bly, North Carolina 10 deeply devoted 10 the Union OF the
States, and VIII the ende and
petusss long the Unon sst shall tho gIeai
and be necent purposes tor which twas formed unani
a RssslUSi That while do approve OF all the pro-
the compromise by Congress, called the Adjust
enl. s from frsiernal spirit Of forbearance towards
brethren in the savcboding States, and sincere
and heartfelt attachment the Union, willing 10
aequesce said com PROMISE honestly and fahJy
=. Rssopsd That, while disposed to accept the
said compromise the york of peace deem Al sacred
duty the people Of the free States against any luz
Their en@roachments upon rights, and 10 declare OK
pcty that IN the opinion OF this general assembly North
arona tood and o~ght regard entirely Inconsistent
in the District of Columbia by Congress Uot the consent
of the sayeholdug States, and incompatible with their
safety and interests aet6f Co"gss prohibiting the
citizens Of sia vcholdns State from removing their
slaves any other ssvehoding State refusal by Con-
gess admit into the Union State Territory be-
longing the United States, Of the existence
domestic slavery within its limits act applying the
and mischie principle OF the uBiot PreUo
the Territories Of Utah and New. Mexico act
which repsas the recent act for the reclamation o fugitive
slaves modes the essentially To impair It's
efficiency and usefulness, IYeas 33, nays l2l
The fourth resolution requiring the governor 10
vene the Legislature in certain contingencies mentioned
in the third resolution. adopted-yeas 80, nays 6.
On Saturday these resolutions ordered to be
CROSSED. .ya..
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Yesterday General Shields called for official inorma
lion respecting the Nicaragua question. which has given
rise to 80 much speculation among politicians. We are
happy to see The resolution passed and trust that the
Information which the Secretary Of State is called upon
produce will dapaie all uncertainty and bring us 10
i proper understanding Of our relations with Great
Britain She may b assured that we will never yield
one atom OF our nAoaal rights OF our national honor.
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BY MIR. FREEDLEY. The petition OF James o. West
and lO5 Others citizens of the United Sate In
the trade and navigation OF the river Delaware,
public piers a, Chester, Marcns Hook, and Newcastle in
good coudIon, and presefv them Tor public
BY Mr.. PARKER. The memorial OF Maftha r. Broadus,
IA widow OF officer OF revolution pra wing relief.
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VALUABLE City Property for subscriber Offer
for sale the following desirable property belonging TO the estate
oil John McCleliand Two brick houses on Theenh street
building side Of street. between l2 and
18th The Of the win Be soad
sonsbe and accommodating Inquire Of te suscrhc
New York between 18th and l4th streets a The
10Th and streets Cs y ~ JOHN McCLELIAND.
l5-Juf EeFa0.. =. 4..Y - L.sss fgsl
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nx DYEn s. m.auIRE. Auctlonssr..


STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK
~ MILLINERY AND FURNISHING ARTICLES--On Monday
morning. January 30 AT II O'clock shall commence sell the
stock In the John IL Gibbs consisting
LubinA celebfaed perfumes and extracts lsat$ -ivsyI
French and German coloynes hair oils
Soups OF every description combs and brushes
Cosmetics in variety fancy boxes
Dressing and writing cas- s, opera fans
Mirrors, inkstands, purses, bags
JeweIy, cutlery, porte monnaies, souvenirs "a
Ladies' and gentlemen's best Paris gloves ..
Cravats and scars, silk and linen pocket handkerches
SuspendsB, smoking caps,
Travelling bags, umbrellas, and paras0s
Ornamental hair work. wiz half wigs
Fnseth bads, curls, BE. ta.s-
Millinery goods, head dresses u.. ....
Embroidered lace capes and berthes
Chemists and collars, head ornaments
Velvet and satin nbands, gimps fringes
French flowers, purse silk and trimmings
Ladies' crsvas chidrens clothing
"a Ladies' merno under shirts and drawers
Chidren's worsted coats, silk shaws
Oiled silk bathing caps, lace mts ....E
Wax dolls, baby Jumpers, &c. ......
Together with the counters, and side
Large French mirror, lamps #"s .au
aud other + .#
Terms SO and UNDER cash $780, credit Of two and bu
satisfactorily endorsed bearing The sale
will be ii O'Clock for the ladies' and
O'Clock, p m, for the gentlemen -
Jan I'D - Aucioneers
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pREsERvATI0N ofths Eys.-To meet the request q m.nt
weak sighted M Joseph Beckc the well known Opt
fsw days longer this city and will supply all
those who arc in Reed OF bis celebrated glasses
DYER 4 MCGUIRE, r
Jan L--4t
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The National Hall Troupe.


Il has already been made known that arrangements are
-, ,a.,; !, ...... ~ mn ,n,, ,.,,,r.or,rv
no" making 10 convert me nan ih'o 'o'upo'a'J
circus for the exhibition of the most famous equsstians
!. Il ...,, - r.. !, ). j. .'.,.a 4; .
N 'he "ofa. Every lea' Is SAID 10 DC cohouc'ea :"
superior style of elegance and art The spectacle opens
III, :, 10. ..
on MONDAY nghI Nol having haa the pleasure OF wN
The nerormance we have been inducad To draw
a. s.as;a,aas !, 49,. 1870. ma ...s.a.~,.
upon the decrlpuohs OIL our neshoors ana accordingly
law before our readers the following article from the
~ =" - Tt'FF22i;fH7
Baltimore Sun 7.1 EH@hN. t-hb tltaW
FaoNr STREET AMpHrrHs ArRE-MApAMK CAROLINE LoYo.
ann rar GREAT FnENcu EQUESTRIAN TRoUpK--The Phlu-
dohln Bulletin. one OF The most oorrec, and reliable
IN he country thus notices the first appearance Ia
a CIV III Madane a. rone Tovo the GREATEST an
t he ye aeon, nsnie by uoupe Of arses that have
never been enaled in his country who win make their
AZ n,,.s arca II, R,noIe hi. evening At the Front
streeI :, theatre :" a ,i'T = ~ IS Fa91
..rsn,nn nxprr or M,,.nr C.poy .ast nisht
W,chs National Circus was crowded to sutIocs ton ~
,hc i, rya.I and most Gshonnhc audencs of tho season.
Tha siu was the debut Of Madame Caroline the cee.
French woman whose moryellous in the
aIa has made her he vonday nf IN
Wrnna Nohlv did ,he su stain her reputation Such il.
ni,v such tenacitv such grace and be auul aboMaon
The yo her cyolutons.
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For the information Of all interested, publish The
following card of General James Hamilton Of Soslh
Carolina: ~ y 100 X \ 10y lis,3os =

following cara Oh ucpcTdl SAMacs IA4Msasun VI CVusu
Carolina: y a.5- n -llA 10y uNl,5s =
The creditors of Texas for payment Of whose bonds,
the Of the late republic generally pledged.
are requested the National Hotel, Washington
city, the hfs Monday IN February next ~ - ocsck,
for purpose OF ascertninnR-nH t1a IEu II Lem
lst What of credsrs, the opinion Of The Score
tary OF the Treasury of the United States hold obgausns
which involve uierio liability the part Of the United
STATES. -. ..#s e..r s.-.-... .sa4,.a..,gp s4ut.
I'd What releases he will require snch credors TO sgn
whose claims his estimation within and are pro
ected by povso reservng five millions Tot their pay
the boundary adjustment act passed At the Ast
session Of Congress ~ aisILt H4tu 1881 A. ,.ns
Tho who held &c rtifcates OF stock snpd con
undof Texas and who received In lieu thereof
ne certificate the auditor and comptroller OF Texas
scaling the amount OF their cd certificate down seventy
cents on the dollar specially requested 70 attend. either
in person by proxy some preliminary measures VIII
be essential that meeting TO facilitate adustrnsnt and
payment of the public debt oil Texas at the meeting OF the
legislature in November. e f Et FUfa.4 70 Y5Ggw
The subscriber suggests that In where tho cFodttos
person, they depute the mcmbers Of Con-
ess from their respective districts represent them,
OF rexa. the reserved five millions to the
such crcdtorsa may be declared 70 have c.imso
The .ubscril,er will not withhold from creditors of
Texas expression OF opinion that the legisatns will at
session, pay the public debt oil Texas usuy ana
fairly which they will be acting only in obedience 70 the
public sentiment Of the county, 81 III ~. . aaAla.Iant
The subscriber will be able lay before tho meeting m
analysis public debt Of Texas the secures pledged
issue the amount aud date OF the same and the
by which tho auditor and comptroller Of Texas
The papers in United States generally requSsted
To give an this caed several Of their
may be Interested in the subject to which IL
refers. a..# #EW.a EEi E,,,.,, 49, +so3Y
..M IN his og~ righ and as attorney for others
AUSTIN, (TexasD Dec. 8, 1880. #f .C"
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$50 Appointments ny tss essssdsss. liasf
n. aud min IA, adtics s~d co~se~i Of fhs Ss~sis.

JUSTICES OF The PEACE, COUNTY OF WARRINGTON, d 81
RAn,.min X Morsell, Washington. ~ .,5'..,.
Nichols Van Zandt, Washington. t 54 49,.
David Saunders, Washington.
Bcniamn b. French, Washington ia
Robstt n Clemens, Washington hA .aia
Roberv Whiss. 0eofeetoWnl iaasFEt ID 1857 m7h
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NREAT Sale Fine ClothtnEA superior Of
VI clothing from fashionable tailoring
epsnins Pennsylvania
der AthenTum 5th
The public will hnd articles Of dress in this ssso
worthy approval that the
actuay than the ordinary class u resdy made cloth
addition and fuck
Improved cloths AspsoiAl
of and Articles IN winte
they with hons
q the
they offered without rsssrl 70 cot y ID u
an l5--du McDEVITT II kOBIN5ON,
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PROFESSOR TAVERNEcR Will give his interesting
Of 5hakspearean readings and entertainments The
Temperance Hall, follows ..E t.
Tuesday January IA Lecture Hamlet; to conclude with
humorous poetical citations. H' -tf .HH TIE.
Wednesday January oA reading Of the Merchant of Venice
Thursday, January ia lecture Macbeth
Friday, January IA reading Of King Henry v.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady to course, 81 50.
Single tickets course, g.
Single tickets, IS cents.
Tickets hotels, and the door,
Doors open past 6, IN commence al 4.
Instruction in cocution, 81 each lesson. ...
Jan A--4id
FASHIONABLE Ready-mndo ClOthinx.-We have Just
eonsgner large and splendid variety
of fashionable ready made cothins consisting Of
Overcoats, Sacks Dress and frock coats
Pantsioons and vests In great variety
Together with gene assortment suitable for gentIemans
wardrobe
N. B-Such wish avail themselves
opportunity of selecting from choice o requested 20 call
early. .s 4 E..sEH NH.r#rE 8.zEt1 I'm Il
Jan lI--d6t Ega .t.s .#eeu ..as DYER L MCGUIRE
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EOR SALE splendid Country seas. one and half
miles from the city the BALTIMORE pike about two hundred
yards from the toll adjoining the properly on JoAeph CAFES
H. Chopin containing Is abput acres clear
residue IN timber with springs turning through psee, ana
mtuI With AM
apple orchsd The improvements eon q dveIn q two
stories, and Of hRfA In all WIN a
stitched sb,e, wsgoh anA othtr
bodpgA Any person desiyo. OF viewing properly w
s''' n VT Vs7s7'6 ~ q gosJoHN A. RAkTHUFF.
may obtain infoImston by applying John roALLAf
conner of I'm xnd st~et.. aAutt-tle 60
l6-~o3
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NOTuCE.-ovID JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS
win attend 10 all Pofcasiona
ns supfems United stas and IN ts
District Il ssesnA
6Esvens WssAsstons ~
Once ssassysvnnta bes~ecs lsh asd Ian s:es
soats SD Hg1rl fh Hss s '9rf1 ra Nov k-An
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A CARD--HENRY DOUGLAS, aerst and ss~asnan, oosrer
"A opp~is~ the State Dspsrtmen, takes
method and oAbess Of The beaseh eo
Of kooua, whch Sih se aTTnnsea 70 erae
ana ssyts
elsewhere wresths sp haskes with
superior reasonable price,
Also haaookns establishment for hose
who desire such cheaper han be had elsewhere tdF
an 1A@eo II
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-Tbat desirable dwelling house on
III street, 9i and roth, occupied by John
variety az the bcs fruit In tb'
OF eschsuch the finest apicos peaches cher
grapes raspHeries strawberries
&c sA In hss aDst variety thai can ~
by applying
Agency once Of o. w. Bennc a street, opposite the Treasury
Rent a97s arpsU. 35-U
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NEW York Axeacy-Propo-aIs viii BE- rceived nom bank,
N companies,
paniauoM incs their in New York BY Oliver
oden acting OF the National Loan Fund Life AAsofance
sociesy Of Lowdon. I. -. - ~ :. -
Once, No. II wan street, New York.
sale To o. HOLDEN,
Agent and Connmissioa Merchant, New York.
Special Of capital In asd on
estate, loans life and fire Insurance orders. i
Jan New York +.
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aH second COavse--DanctnG AeA<e nay. III
Mr. r. Liable has the honor the ct,rcss
III Washington his second OF dancn
will Thursday January hi
rs~denoe, Fennsylvania oyoss Wllards Hotel
OF Observation-Disclosures, Thursdays and SatT
dsys Georsc,own-sondays and Fridays. Ia.i 81.
| Dec W--duu r. = +
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u. q p New Books, New BoOhs. 4.E###
WINTER Madeira and Summer spain and Fsrsnce, by
IA Hon. John A. Dir. w 4H.lNt ett.f. 8H- @ ... L.
gain reliable fund
this island, scarcely md trustworthy
I've Porh 1yfbuns.
by Waysde Offering Of fsnty and Truth; by Mr.,
l., q. Abeli Illustrated with ane eagravisGs HI-t !
Guide Health
returned principles by Charles d. Hammond, NJ
illustrated by nearly 100 engraving E.H
This received and for me book and stationary store OF
w MORRISON,
OF Pour and a half Penn. avenue.
an .H
OFT, wednesday svening, On street. bstsvsen
Ii 10Th and 18th small OF widow vii
heartily this once where
pensatou viii be made, required sI F.#
Jaa l6--u N g#us.t4 + = f. .... ,ster.
NfLES's RE0IErER.A complete sci OF the first sceson
volume 80 being 1911 to 1881 which compnes all
dcult for by The sub-cn
Der. A second hand copy, but in good order.
fric. for the 80 voiurnes rs dolisfs. = +
Jan 10 '.f Hif slr1 on 1ti ny PRAkCk TAYLOR.
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IL
The psogostion Of Nj. BRooxs was then again read
when - 5llll - mg ~ ,aat.t girtiF5 + 80
Mr.. CARTIER proposed pro fsrma amendment 10
enable him 10 address law remarks to show that Con-
grsss were making. by the adoption Of these VARIOUS
comp ased chsngss in the postal syetsm arrang
which threaten TO turn II into vast engine OF political
Mr. C. having next withdrawn his proposition by
MI FOWLER proposed TO limit the compensation to
these carriers 10 one cent.
Mr.. BROOKS argued to show tina, Two cents a
necesssry eo@pessatoa Tor those OF small towns.
The ques1on being pexs pat on the amendment OF Mr.
The qSasion va then. put on the amendment OF Mr..
Bsooss; whish was agreed to- t.wga. ~ t.aass 81,
Mr. PUTNAM. proposed an additional section to the
bull making obligatory the Postmaster General to
educe The poslaGe rates bal ounce letters TO two
tents, whensSr ahs rsvsaaes of the department fron
tostages three ssnts sxcsssd it, expenditures five per
tent ios sko ssessss&*e ,k~u3l, yeats. III
Afsss q eykanasn Of Ave mnaiss duration from Nj
IL ft!ot q biz ptcpcsniGu and from Mr. KAufNAN
" e. ssssa % 70
~ Z provision vessnk the power of appointing the
epsu poSenastn in hs district courts Of the United
MIC. asaAsssssd he committee for FIVE minutes in
NJ. HAukHXN hsn replied to the remark. Of Mr..
in oppoSton thereto and then il no, agreed to-
Mr.. BROWN, Of Indiana, proposed. additional
ction 81 dis Bib, provision making the annual com
usson Of he AssstAni Pps$maaers General hereafter
e "a e g NE I. o..,
order u propose stpuhtlons relative 10 the pay OF
odcats - an ansndmant TO The bill graduating the
The CsAia ovsrrulsd ,h,s poin, Of order. & ill
MIR BROWN, OF Indiana. addressed the COMMITTEES Tor
rinsteg in favor Of his proposition; when il was not
k4ed 70, by teuers)-ayes AZ. noes not counted. r
MS PHELPS proposed. an additional section, pro
s'on nnstinR the eompensaon 10 railroads for the ast
ass q railroad service $50 per mile annum 800
er miA ptt annum N the second class OF service, and
13o per mile per annnm for the ihrl class OF railroad
mail service
Mr. PHELPS addressed the committee for FIVE min
utea ia f3vN 81 bis proposition. II ffittNt0I
Mr. FIJI IEkfade lswremaIks in reply TO The Tact
tpeaker claiming that this bin for the establish
men, Of cheaper rates Of postage and that il was i'm
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Nov Is
LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
26 CORNHILL. LONDON, AND II WALL a
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, E5O0,OO0 sterling, or 82,6OO, 900.
u (Empo,osred BY Act Of Parlioment,) ID Yie.-
Roval Assent, 27fh July, 1898. "a Savings' Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" T. Lamie Mur
ray, George street, Hanover Square, CA0irmanef
the Court Of Directors, London.
UNITED STATES BoARD OF LOCAL Din KcToRs.
New YoRx.-C. Edward Habicht, Chairman
John s. Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel 8. Rowland, Samuel M Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila g. Stout, Tanning c. Tucker, Bache
McEvers. W
PHILADrLrHIA-Clemen c. Biddle, George R.
Graham, w. Peter, (H. b. M. Consult Louis A.
BALrIMoRE.-JonathanM Meredith, John McTavish
(H. B. M. Consul Donald McIlvain, Samuel Hoff.
man, Henry Tiffany, DR.. J. H. McCulloch.
rlsUIin Elijah
ham, E. A. Grattan, IN. b. M Consul.)
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
EDWARD t. RIcHARDsoN, Gener0S AccOunton
for the United States md B. ". II. OOIonies
Pamphlets containing the rates of premium pros
pectus, examples, names of gents, medical exam.
iners, &c. can be had free of charge application
at71 Wall street, and Of agents.
Part of the capital permanently invested in the
United States the names Of three of the local di
rectors as always to the
in cases of disputed claims (should any such arisc)
Thirty days are allowed, after each payment o.
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture Of policy
The United States Local Board meet every Wed.
nesday, at their Office in Wall street, where al
business connected with the Society operatonsin
America 10 transacted-afording thereby every
possible advantage Of promptness and attention tc
parties in ofleave to travel loans settlement
&c. ssT.has t Aaa
Medical examiners attend daily, at O'Clock, p
m, at II Wall street, and at the Office ofthe DIFF
ferent Local Boards and Agencies.
All communications to be addressedto to
J. LEANDER STARR, General agent
for the United States and for b. N. II. Colonial.
Juno 28
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T1ROM Observation-Disclosures Maxims.
E new TRANSLATION. London. 1850. vol.
Chambers on Corpulence. vol. London 1850.
Past and Present Delusions in Political Econo-
my. London 1850. hfit
Chess and Chess-players. BY George Walker.
London. 1850.
Lawson's History Of Banking. London 1850.
The Hunting Field. BY Harry Hieover. Lon
don. 1850.
Common Sense versus Common Law. BY w.
Massey, Barrister. London. 1850.
Gibbons Decline and Fall. 2 vols. Very nu-
merous Maps and Engravings. London. 1850.
Halliwell's Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial
Words, Obsolete Phrases. Proverbs, Ancient Gus
toms, &C., &c. 2 vols. London. 1850.
And many others, just opened, direct from Lon
don. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ian l8 .-.H Ci i...fI.