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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08

EXfNEsS A9ENCIES. &C.
OFFICE OF eREGoRy's ExPREss;-PERsD
~ about barking for California will DO we'll call
the different steamers and engaged at Low
prices. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK
li9 Pearl street, cor Wall street.
CREGoRYs CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE.
~ and Parcel Exprs. rer steamer EMPIRE CITY direct
press will Be forwarded agents Chasres and Pa
mama who have the moe certain arrangements for the
pan engaged In the business shippers may rely upon all
goods shipped through being delivered in Pansms In adj
mept 81 Foods on All The be Par
cells received until the morning o. steamers day o. sailing
and letters until halfpas 2oeloek p Pseksgss (which
left At the ONCE the day ouse charges
Managers and AGENTS, is Pearl St, corner Of Wall ST
RERroRD co.'sFAs RxPREss TO CALIFORNIA
- Cheap POssse-Postage, 10 CENTS freishts 20 cents
JONATHAN, on Tuesday May ~. Mails close at "a ?, NJ
wsterproof received TN 10 NJ Mr. Berford accom- panies
freight and mails from Charres ~ Panama.
No.2Neeey street Astor House, View fors.
A DAMS n cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
on Tuesssy Nay 18Th SPEED increased Rates redueed
Special FREIGHT agent and srccial MESSENGER
ne,t REGULAR for wa Chsgrss sna
Wilson, Tuesday, 18th instant, at three o'clock r. M
charge o. pecis freight agent and through
perfect for the speedy and safe Transmission Of freight
consnors BY this rely upon their goods COINS
through 70 Fsnams in time for corresponding steamers
the Pacific and 81 reduction from former rates All
Freight 20 on the SIN instant must be delivered
viii Ne reesreS %st satre o'clock % The day 81 aiISs
...r,ue.. .sr,ass,ss ivory package mus,
V''f'' %DAss ~, u AID i Van street.
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TINE NEw BANK AN EAsToN-THE BOOKS I'd

THE NEW BANK At EAsToN.-THE BOOKS FOR
Il receiving subscriptions to the capital stock OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Easton, will be opened
Monday the 18th Of May instant the hotel Of David
Connor in the borough Of Easton Northampton county
Pennsylvania and win be during the i've following
days The capital Of the bank SJUO with
liberty TO increase it to $4,000 The shares $50 each upon
which So be the time subscribing and $50
within sixty thereafter The residue in such In
salments may be hereafter required by the bylaws
This bank chartered by the Legislature of
at its recent session and will be located at Of the most
favorable points business the state The borough
Easton is situated in the forks Of the Delaware and Lehh
Rivers and with the adjoining towns o. South Eaton and
Plipsl contains thousand inhabitants The
Legh Canal and the Morris Canal beth terminate at this
place. the Delaware division Of the Pennsylvania Canal
begins there Easton is also the terminus Of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey which viii be completed
months-and the Delaware Lehigh, Schuyl and Susque
hanna Railroad upon which the work has already been
The country around Easton Is rich and highly eul
tyated and abounds with streams aordpg water power
which drives many mills dstilleries &c. Within short
distance also are the Glendn, Crane. Durham Clay,
and other large orks the Easton
Bank is the only monetary institution in Northampton
county, affords all the banking facilities enjoyed by
the people Of Lehgh Carbon Monroe and part Of Bucks
in Pennsylvania. and the adjacent parts Of New
Jersey The bank offers great Inducements to
who have money to invest in stocks.
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TINION COURSE. L. la PURSE OF so oFFEREn
for trotns horses that over 500 mile
best three In To OF Monday
May III tries 70 close Friday Nay 9Th at O'Clock
NJ at Mr. Vim. Maddens sS Chatham street Also pao-
Of $50 offered for horses that purse
500 mile keats beet three in i've in harness. To on
Monday May I2b entries TO close May 9TH at Mr. Mad
dens, at 10 O'Clock n H. Also, purse Of 500 offered
for trotting horses that purse $fnG
mile heats best three in fy- under saddle 20 OF
Wednesday, May IA to close Friday. May 9th, at VIM
Madden 10 O'clock r. M In all the above three
to make race, and two to start.
JOHN /. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, l.. I-THURsDAY. NAY 3. THREE
interesting private matches to on during the at
teInoon; 70 drive their horses. Admission to
all parts Of the stand free.
JOHN I. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
(NENTREvILLR COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-THUR RS
day May 18th, At 2s O'clock r. M.-Matsh for Sl,0UD
TWO mile heats in harness 3. Mclaughlin names b. Pei
JOEL CONCKIIN Proprietor.
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TROTTING.-
~ purse pr 80 will come Friday the 9th MAJ
dor horses that never troted for money heats
nve 70 SADDLE Entries to close at the above housel
Thursday evening, by eight o'clock.
Z, LVFF, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK, MAY l. Is5l.-THE PRESIDENT AND
Directors Of the Bowcry Bank have this day declared
dividend Of four payable and after the 10th
inst The transfer hooks will DO closed until the 9th inst
inclusive. Per order N. G. BRADFORD. Cashier.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

THE "MATnILDE DEMIDorF" MANTTLLA-AN Ar
tce Of surprising elegance. and differing 10 style aud
character from anything heretofore introduced has just
been received at the Paris Mantls Emporium ISL Broad
way sir lin every shade Of coor) having arrived by
the last European steamer They ready for inspection
this day. Also, cases Of rich French Parasols.
GEO. BULPIN, S5l broadway.
GTRANGERs VISITING THE CITY IN PURSUIT or
- Dry Goods will further their interest and advantage by
buying AZ the Bowery Savings store @ Bowery Goods
reaed At this immense establishment at the lowest whole
sale prices All business done scale Of beraty prompt
and which has TO II
and its popularity although very large the
steady increase shawis, silks Dress Goods Hosiery,
Linens aud White Goods imported hy the Domes
Goods Of every desrpon expressly for
this establishment and received direct from the factories
Those who buy here, will try again and again.
II. W. n W. u. GILLEY x CO.
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q REWARD.-STOLES FROM THE BASEMENT or
RO house No 5-l Broome street, Tuesday morning.
Eight large and small silver spoons Forks
etc, nearly al marked Price The reward will be
paid Tor they overy PswnbrOkers and others will please
stop them. ohered JAMES PRICE.
n OST-ON THE 6rH OF NAY. GOING FROM RoosE-
welt street TO Dover In Front gold lever Watch
and CLain-M l. Tobias. No 2JiSl. Twenty dollars re-
ward will be given 70 the who will return
owner, No. - Greenwich street corner Of Rector.
II osT-YEsTERDAY. IN A SIXTH AVENUE oMNT-
IL bus, between Spring and Vesey streets plain dark
Porte Monnoe containing about twenyone dollars: also,
several Jersey City and Hsboken Ferry Carriage Tickets
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving at %
Ninth street.
osT-EARLy ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NAY
- Vh, $500 in common wallet, in passing from Wall
s,reet through broadway Chatham Centre Brocme Broad
way ana the Parade ground 70 Thirteenth street.
Esnan avenue liberal reward will be given leaving IL
Nv ho thirteenth street. near Eighth avenue.
noG LOST-A BROWN POINTER DoG, WITH
snor, or locked tail had leather and chain col
Va, name on the hrass plate o. latter and ad
ors ~ bond street Whoever will return him TO above
rewarded. s'.'s| - Vs'
noG LosT.oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SMALL
- white and brown Blenheim spaniel hrown ears wn
diamond p, on bis forehead and other brown marks and
eshagsy white tah) Whoever will return him mmediatc.
stsests, will he literally rewarded '0eh snu "1ooh
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> 0OO LOTS At PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. TO BE
[,OOO sold at auction 10Th May, inst For particu-
lars auction head Of A. H. Muller in Journal Of Com
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RANK OF NORTH AMERICA.-NEW YORK. NAY 1.
~ s5l-J j. Fisk Esq having retired from the ohcs OF
President OF this institution account OF Ill health VIII
liam f. Havemeyer. ESQ., has been unanimously elected 10
fill the vacancy j. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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Fl N CIAL.

NN~NUNN(>c~N<ONN Z.
NEW YORK STATE MONEY BOUGHT AT ONE-HALF
IN per cent discount, by CARPENTER VERhlLfE,
Wall
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CUBA AND THE CUBANs.-THE ANNEXATION OF
~ Cuba TO the United States subject Of the deepest
interest while that island remains in its present condition
The late and present expeditions for taking violent posses
sion Of the territory Of foreign and friendly
receive the sanction Of good citizen For de-
srpton OF Cuba its its injuries and and
the mode Of eectng its annexation TO our Union
entitled "Cuba aud the Cubans published
SAMUEL LIMESTONE. $50 Nassau street.
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PUBLICATIONS.

A LUMIERE, (THE LIGHT A SPECIAL NEWS
IL paper for the photographic that is to Photography
and Daguerreotypeotce, Rue de rArcade No TO- Paris
The journal published every Sunday and its first is
dated February Price of subscription % francs t4)
specimen sent demanded by prepaid letter. An agent
wanted in New York
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A RARE cBANCE-TOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL, FULL
IA booded Jet black Mare six years old this spring 5.
han Dis highs is Of celebrated rotng stock per-
fecy sound and eente sent recently from the country
gentleman who has for herr be bought ii applied
for soon At half Of her real values very fast traveller
and with little practice would trot mile inside II three
minutes has beautiful limbs. and would make splendid
saddle mare Price S25. Apply to Mr.. Romar Az Court
Ian dt street. stairs.
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M1EO A0n TO LEND ON BOND AND MORT
lOO,OOO gage, in sums TO suit applicants, pro-
duetye Real Estate, in this city, Brooklyn Williams
burgh. Apply to s. BROAD No. IL Wall street, in the
Croton Water Office. basement,
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TIE HUMAN HAfR-BALD ONES, READ.-LAsT
April bought b. bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Resora
tive rppea u . y bead which had been ball TIE
top and side years IL has caused hair % full q
sn inch In this short time. and i growing See
ing m COED eject made daughter whose hair was grey,
discolored aud tled with dandrun try t. has In
month made her hair many shades darker has sde
u soft and hne Though before harsh and and 10
II i most wonderful article that all persons
bad hair should use. J. BREWSTER Msehinist forh-
Ae ~ f-Ihs L. sold only az rs broadway, y. ", or 5
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08

INSTRUCTION..
Neutrality-suspicious. T. RUSSELL, EL0CUTIoN-
II list. respectfully announces to his friends and pupils
that his closed till September During Mr.. RS
absence from the city his classes will be instructed by Mr.
MARK BAILEY, No. % Park place
CALVERT COLLEGE, NEAR NEW WINDSOR. CAR
~ roll county MarylandThe summer session OF this in
sttutsn commences the 2st Of May Terms for tuition
boarding, and mendng Of clothes. Sll No extra
charge except for music which SO Circulars
be obtained at Kerksieg Breusngs music store f2
Broadway and from Messrs. Heilbuth Schultz, 81 John
street. where of the principals be until the 10Th
instant.
CIvIL ENGINEERS SCHOOL, NO. $50 HOUSTON
~ street. New Ycrk.-Mr. " Beaumont Civil Engineer.
will Course of Lessons tin the French and Eng
languag en- the fifth ofMay For nformAtiou and re-
feronoes, apply at the school,
MADAME BARBER TEACHER or THE FRENCH
I language 1H Grand street Can be from " to
OLIVER b. COLDSMITH'S WRITING ROOMS,
~ 2S9 Broadway first above the Irving House.
Terms reduced viz So 20 for ten lessons hour
eachsationery 90 cents twenty lessons for So nclud
ing staonerypayable subscribing Private instruction
at the Rooms only Tor sale, Goldsmhs Gems Of Penman
ship, 81 20.
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&O O00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
ROsOOV on city property. Address box 3.0Sl, Lower
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A BcT1oN .cARD.-To CABINET MAKERS, IMPoR-
n tiers and anufacturers-Caah advances made
SHIPMENTS Of Furniture Pianos Paintings Mattresses
Merchandise generally for public private sales. Apply
at Sales Room, No 600 Broadway between Reade
Duane streets. H. Y. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
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CCTION NoTICE-THos. BELL, AUcrIoNEER-BY
n u. n. Bush-Na retN Saloon Friday at ius o'clock.
II the Auction Rooms will be sold Furniture quantity Of
Wines and Liquors Dry Goods Clothing and Fancy Arti
ces alGo beautiful invoice Of superb Jewcry 10000 Spa
ish Sgar Sc Saturday large sale Of choice Furniture,
as above. Also, on Friday complete Daguerrean Arpara
tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08

kn AMERICAN PORTRAITS, ALL DIFFERENT; 1900
w scrap and large engraving just published-eirs
of Dcrwentwaer Doc; The Sisters, 5oc Sheleys Works
London; all the publications. old and books. bought
and sold at the Old Curiosity Shop l02 Nassau street
JOHN Il, NEAGLE
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HPECIAL NOTICES.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
"A for officers and standing committees for the eusuin
year will be held this Thursday, Mays 1851 at the room
Of the Institute No. jl Broadway Polls will open al
close At O'Clock, Pm BY order q the Trustees,
HENRY MEIGS, Rec. Sec
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ID C. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER-THE ATTENTION Oh
H. housekeerer particularly invited to the large ano
ton sole elegant Furniture and other rich house furnish
ing articles including nre stock Of Mr. John Sayr
established for years past Beekman street 70 be
sold auction This bay the Chinese Assembly Rooms.
$50 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets Fcr
tieulars, see adyersement in the auction column
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-NOTICE TO con-
ractorProposals will be received from the 9th q the
18th Of June next at Johnsown and summit, for the
grading masonry Of that part Of the mountain division
Of the PennylvAnis railroad between Atona in Blair
and Pringies Point, miles below Jefferson,
Cambria distance q % miles. The road within this
distance the Allegheny mountains
some grading in this country In adj
dition extensive cuttings embanknents aud
summit ofthe mountain and another Of 20 yards throug
Pringie Point Terms cash, monthly For further ntor
nation apply Edward Miller ESQ, Associate Engineer
Biairsye, indiana county or TO Strickland kneass A.
-.s'1' j. EDGAR THOMSON. Chief Engineer.
Engineer Departm r. r. X. Co, Philadephia, May T. s5
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MONEY LENT-THE HIGHEST PRICES AD-
1vl yanced in large and small Gold and Silver
Dry Goods SC. JOAN ". DAVIES.
Licensed Pswnbroker 232 Will am street near Duane
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COPARTNGissHIP NOTICES.


nISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-THE PART
II nershp heretofore carried as Dixon Loekhart,
Veterinary Surgeons is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. A. III. DIXON,
WILLIAM LOCkHARr.
The subscriber thankful for past begs leave
quaint his friends and the public generally that he has
ton to business he hopes merit share Of public patron
WILLIAM LOCkuAkF.
N. B.The subscriber is graduate Of the London and
Edinburgh Veterinary Colleges.
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.--raE CO
partnership heretofore existing between the sub 3cri
bers under the rm Of Gregg Rupp this day dissolved
his account at 10 Water street. where the business
New York May s, 1851 WILLIAM T. GREGG.
MICHAEL RUPP.
DARTNER WANTED IN THE DAGUERREOTYPE
business, with capital of $500 500 to to South
America with that understands the business and Ian
Reference given and required Address NJ Herald
Office. box4
ITO LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A HANDSOMELY
furnished room the second story, with without
breakfast to single gentleman at l64 Chambers street.
References exchanged Also for SALE first rate grand
piano.
VNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH 5000 CAPITAL, IN
w manufacturing business, which will pay a large
profit This good opportunity for good business
with the above which will be entirely under his
control. Address I. r.. Herald office.
WANTED-A PARTNER, TO ENGAGE IN A STEAM
w boat operation, producing large profit responsible
desiring apply at ll5 Chambers street.
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A UCTION. SALES OF HORSES WAGONS, HARNESS
wh,Ps b,anse,s Se BY order % the executors. on sa
seventh street and broadway, At o'clock A. NJ Of
shine. j. j. BLlJNT Amer
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A BRAHAM MAZE WOULD HEREBY RESPECTFULLY
IA inform the public that he is IS usual at his old stand,
2 Blocker street. prepared to furnish all kinds Of books
and stationery together with general assortment Of grats
trimmings for mirrors and picture frames and All aud
severy the thousand and articles Of fancy and utility
which to be had In we'll stocked book store. large
assortment Of Family Bibles.
VUANTED-CANvAssERs FOR A NEW MECHANI-
w cal work Address r., 1904 Post ONCE.
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INSUR ANCEs.

y
OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CON
" pany. So Wall street, New York. 5th Nay ISL The
Board Of Direct have this day declared dividend OF ten
Of the profits Of the last six months payable
after Saturday the 10th inst The transfer book will be
closed until the iUth inst W. G. KELLOGG, Secretary.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
v1 No. Is Wa street In conformity with the requis
ons Of their charter the Company submit the following
statement =
Amount Of Premiums on Policies Issued from
81 April, $780, to Sd April. loSi. lsos,76 "
Total amour. Of Premiums. ........ Sl.s76.e9 II
The amount Of Premiums marked Cd durnk the
On Marine Risks slse7, 80 s.
On Inland Transportation aud navigator -. :.
knks ............. U'so "
si.4g7.se s.
Less Return Premiums. :. ............ SS25 IS
Earned Premiums for the ..... ol.t0o. 93a rs
Paid during the came period ;-
For Marine Losses. Slbh61b ~
Tor Inland Navigation Losses li,os9 IS
EIpsnses ana Had Debts... ao.sse n loz,sS Is
Profits 10 be divided, .,.,....,...,. SSSi Jas 90
Amount ofearninss Tor 1871. tsSes ~
lstI l~,lls ~
1870, 2H,7l5 6s
1850. ho.iS M
1851, Sl,3B 20
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n BLOODED HORSE FOR SALE.-HE IS OWNED ON
"A farm has been trained will trot In harness
annie inside Of three minutes, lhown, necessarily The
price ofhe horse 800 None but those in Of 6rs
rate animal which be recommended aud willing pay
the price need cal His color is bay size 15 hands six
years DID, sound In every kind in any harness. and
ALWAYS best the latter part h journey For fur
Broadway. " ' - s~Ss
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II. stock ;of rich CarpetingOn This Day. May sth a.
10 o'clock. ct the Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway
Kemp will sell auction above BY order Of assignee
for cash about 200 pieces rich Royal Wilton Tapestry
English three threaded Brussels Tapestry Brussels
super Ingram; Venetian stair and hail Carpetn OIL Floor
Cloths; Rugs Door Mats 60 omprising splendid
ment Of desirable and all Of which will be sold wihon
in lots to suit purchasers and uiarly
thy the attention qf houskeepers and the trade Cata
lasues the morning Of saie
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


LyoR SING SING, TOUCHING AT HAMMOND STREET
each way. landing at Yonkcrs Hastings Dobbs Ferry
and Tarrytown.-Fare 70 fonhers IL Hastings Doees
Ferry and TArrytown, ls ts Sing Sing, . censThe
new and splendid steamer JENNY LIND. Capt. VIM. II.
wilson, will the foot Of Chambers every after
noon at 81 o'clock, tFrdays excepted Returning will
leave Sing Sing at ca a. NJ Freight taken reasonable
terms For further articulArs apply on board.
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A IL DISEASES OF THE FACE OR SKIN ARE CURED,
tss by charm by the true Jones Italian Chemical
sesr y moaes and heals the skin, and proof it,
innocent properties ~ Il used for ehafs aud cracks
infants: One trial will delight all who ". Boy oay
81 3 Broadway the depot o. Jones Lilly White for ladies'
skin. tine article.
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- EAOvAL.-JOHN @. WYNAN, MERCHANT TAILOR,
has removed from No. rs to 7 Broadway opposite the
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THIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK voLUNTEERS-THE
officers and members Of the hrst regiment Of New York
Volunteers requested to meet at the Mercer House. to-
evening half past O'Clock to make arrange
for the funeral Of George McFdden late member
Of company d. New York Volunteers. punctual attend
anse is requested. BY order, JAMES G. BURNHAM
(Late) Lt.-Col New York Volunteers
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A SHETLAND peNErfoR sALE-Ar STABLE NO.
IA 40in sixth streettogether with Wagon Harness.
die and Bride &c., calculated for children from fye to
twelve OF He han dsone young and fast
The whole forms pleasant and beneficial for
children.
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WMh,CoRMIcK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
sae-Ihis day at 10 o'clock at No. rs Mercer strsct
az the furniture contained In the house, conssssng Car
E sfrinf seat thair Sofns, Looking Glasses on Ceths
lnt alntingf, fr.uch Bedstea flair Mattrsssss
Wardr.bes, and general assortment Of bedroom and
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-31
yETM GOODRICH co.'s MERCANTILE & LAW
w AGENCY. No. 1l6 Market st. Philadephia.

yNTM GOODRICH co.'s MERCANTILE & LAW
w AGENCY, No. ll6 Market St. Philadelphia
ASSOCIATE OFFICES
TAPPAN & DOUGLASS New York
Il. RUSSELL CO., date Geo W Gordon,) Boston.
j. d. PRATT CO.. Baltimore.
WIN. b. PIERCE CO., Cincinnati.
CIAS. BARLOW CO., St. Louis.
VIM. b. PIERCE CO., Louisville.
This well known and extensive cstablis hment invites
Merchants, Manufacturers and Bankers, to inyesga
ton of its SYSTEM and gratutous test of its records Of the
standing and responsibility traders in the u States
Our increased patronage has enabled during the past
year. to open Offices in Cincinnati Louisville, St. Louis,
and New Orleans; these in connection with our long
tablished offices in Boston, New York. and Baltimore,
enable to offer facilities and advantages which time and
experience alone could accumulate and which believe
are unequalled
prepared to make collections in of the States,
Territories Canada England, Ireland Scotland France,
Germany and in any commercial port Of the world, and
will pay particular attention to old and doubtful debts in
the collection of which class have extraordinary fac
ties and have been unusually successful.
Having full lists and reports of nearly all the Attorneys
in the United States at all times prepared to fur
nsh you gratuitousy the Of good and responsible
lawyers in any part of the United States and Canadas
Connected with Agency is Commissioner for near
~ all the States who is enabled TO afford every facility
and legal form for preparing accounts &c for immediate
thereby avoiding delay often fatal to the collection
of debt. mar "a