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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS. July 8, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the above
the 8h Of September next at II O'Clock NJ, the lowest
bidder, the contract for furnishing the requisite quantity OF
Granite Stone complete the paving in street
up 70 Felicity Road accordance with the specifications to
jy9 A. D. CRossMAN Mayov
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lafayette. on Monday night at II O'Clock, of cholera
ter Of Julius A. and Emily Noble.
~ Massachusetts Western New orb psper, pea.a amy
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Mayoralty OF New Orleans,

JULY s, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
= Sitting of Tuesday, July /. 1851. ! A
n ESOLvED, That the Mayor is hereby author
official journal Of this Municipality sell Al public auction
ne contract fo cleaning the Gaysz Canal from the New
with the specifications be fumsed BY the Surveyor
and published with The notice given BY the Mayor: =
Approved July 7. 1851. * = >-'~ =" n
LSigned1 A. D. CR0ssMAN. Mayor.
True copy: L. HEyLlGsR. Clerk. Ia
MAYoRALTy or New ORLEANS. July 8, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
!. ~. .ss9luon that VII .sll. At my cAce MONDAY
tact Tor cleaning the Galvsz Genial from the New Canal TO
Canal street, in accordance with specifications to be fnrnhed
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ny aelk ndvelesmens A. g my candidatute, =
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ia cufffsee ana ini]uence Of III occnnansr. Such
course Of political strategy sh0nld Be- beneath he
memhsr az fRa' Amar;can S,oneta.s an wh;s
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Enachinations Of a siSset ciioue Ito men who have
taken a tIemselvsss ia snthoriiv ~ organirinc
tbe marty in ia Second Municinaitvl viii tbsv
submit u vvhat nav have ran co;n1 On aroI,nd
them within ths lsss isv davs' n conneft;on with
The snfi. Whie msetinv now essemhled in The
e6ades i II thev a.. then mistake their hieh III
tlenendas,t ehSra sters e
Bnt he sssemblaee around ma telle ma thew
Win nj WIN diS q M h III. matte, W.
IN IA tL.t the.s ~ 49,
ana prematurelv oalled--t6at stbev shonfd bsvs
|been callsd il ws,ds ma n ~ ..ms svsn;n.
vcas .ssctsd srd risosd q no
\, $500 ~ y W pailseu
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1880. shcs = ~ se ", a.
Of msstings, unplsdged y any candidate. We
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III b.s,ss 1. = = e my y Y
sauebl % chatter that The Convention Iii not
assemble for Xix weeks il viii Be time enough
within zen daysof that period to select delegates.
Fnphc opinion should not be iorestalled. This is
cls. sno g wings Will not
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continued e prssent Nv nsme q bs ussd for III
Y,,xnsx tn.. ,svns,l - e,,E;a.ted -
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England has at present located in all her colo.
MES about $4,000 soldiers.
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Harvest IN Marylamd.-The Kent News says
that laborers are very scarce in that part of Mary
land, and that good Graders can get SO day.
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LyOfss,S .WNgmetic FOaUeIes.,

For the destruction Of Bed bugs, Ants Moths Flies Flea.
hoaches, and Insects Plants This
sithont poison icing Compounded plants and flowers
from substance that do injury done.tic
and i devoid Of oior II has By
NE Medical Faculty Of France Russia, Sweden, and
States from all OF whom be has ample testimony Of M efficacy
~ For sale BY ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
jy9 I'm 2dp ISL Chartres street.
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LUNCH AT THE SHADES

THIS DAY, July 0, at half.past 10 o'clock
y Vegetable Soup. Roast Beef, Roast Veal. Rosstcr>
Pig. Chicken Pie. Meat Pie, Boiled Corned Beef and
- Cabbage. Boiled Leg Mutton and Tomato
Sauce. stswed Besi and Potatoes, Slowed -
Nation and Potatoes. Beef Hash, Stewed Kid
-. ~ neys, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetables etc.
t73| Punches. Juieps. Coblefs. ETC. = ~, iva
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.1,esU Publications.

~ Just Received tper Harnden Co.'s Expresl the
n Q. Stationery Warehouse, 90 Camp st.
MACAULAY'S MIsCELLANIES. Vol. Q. HATS
and revised edition. IS s
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS in Science and An,
for 1851. By j. Timbs-
ns- For sale by J. B. STEEL,
jy9 It 2dp wv 60 Camp street.
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Shall no longer annoy our Family Circles.
~ Further evidence of the use Of
De-. SHERMAN'S
Fatcnt Truss and Rupture Wash.
Arkansas. May Q, 1851,
"Mr. Sherman-D sir The Tfus. you fitted on my acr
last winter u think was In January has done
pscted would As far a. judge from ueonng boy
the rupture cured Dr. Greenwood looked al him to-day snt
thinks ths Is his wearing any longer tpt think
would be best for him to have another the wash maxi
the permansnt -
"Wl you kind as to write and inform u, what hod better
DO You took down description Of his in your book b.
referring to remember the and be a
to advise me what courae to pursue. II
~ remain your, etc. HENRY t. SMITH"
TO ALL RUPTUREDf
The boy John alluded to in the following letter wa,
rupured, according to Mr. Coemsns accoun in slo By
.a rom horse The fnt two years he paid little attention
70 consequently. became large and painful and Truu
was resortsd to As of relief Not much benefit was
derived from it. 1t let the rupture down when exercisps
ne was then consdered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in said be had read my
advertisement and called In zee if could do anything for
boy who had been badly rupured for ten yean manfred
the Particular of the he gave Them Irsped thought
could II he would bring the boy. would examine him
and teil him what could be DONE He brought the boy
applied the Patent Truss gave him The Wa,h disctio.,
etc. The following letter shows the rssuIt; 80
JACKSON. Miss. May 2. 1851,
vi SAsrman-Dear sir About two mon,hs ago. had YOU
apply on my boy John Patent Truss which has opersted
well that have concluded send The other two bows Of which
poke at tho time hsi John Mr. Ahius ts bearer AZ @ ~
nsm under his efa and 10 will pay you price agreed upon
They are both vaubs nos my confidence Of having them
permanently cured rs funded upon what have seen and
ana rom vha my slant said about your Truss and mode Of
treatment nyou hbsst ush two bottlss Of tfs washt to
ns boy vho supu~ IN both sdes do and Mr. AKIN viii
sansaon, while work in the 6d having ON The be common
T could ind but they do any good At ALL for the
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~ Our Of the following description Of UNDER
GARMENTS. etc. is very complete
White Linen and Cotton Shirts latest styles
Genteel, striped and figured Muslin Shirts
Gaue MsIino Gau5e FLANNEL and Gauze Cotton UndsrAE
Gossamer Wrappsrs, beautiful for wear
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Striped and plain Silk Half Hose;
Cotton Half Hose, with Silk Feet tS-
Linen and Lisle Thread Half Hose;
Light and colored Silk Goyes;
Linen and Lisie Thread do.
Aso-A beautiful assortment Of cRAvATs, sUsPENDERs
GLOVES, SILK, LINEN aud FANCY HDKrS., etc. etc.
n We are selling all knds Of WINTER CLOTHING
at unusually low prices. ~
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODs-No DEVIATION
ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
jy3tf "a MAGAZINE Street.
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MAyoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 9, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN virtue of the above
: resplution that will! sell. stmy Office. on MONDAY
sS, E cs S Sfn a. the Second Manopsy
ne1 srsned ~ VINE. ss SPsm Ill and
n snS quantities may be required proper
pertD IS may be appointed BY the ComptIn1er.
Jy9 i7f13ss A. d. CROssMAN Msvov
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TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-For sale by
- w HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN, 80 Msgszi1e ct,
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$50, MOLAssEs. X
uGAR-HoUSE and Rs-boiled Molasses of
CRESCENT REFINERY No. iii snd ia Ssc, c. sns
street, three doors above Jnla. Mi ii, ,nSa'
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M AKbLE DUST-A superior article for plas-
s '' az WA HFsa' aS irsf e n 3,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

,,sjon, however, veins are being PROJECTED AMI
.isims registered bu, most % tae holders are M
s1ling TO invest the large amount OF money neccs-
ssry for the purchase and erection OF machinery,
ust the success which mas attend the companies
sbout gong INTO operation on a large scale IN pc
setI. Many Of those WhO are most confident OF me
rchneSs OF Their cleims, prefer WORKING them a,
nfeseLt a small scale by means % a lev atasts
Suen by mule rover o. which means they m Ike
sod wages and are enabled 10 accumulate una
Sltn which TO buy ma ,hlnefy when the qnesu)I OF
he best roethod OF workiie The quartz has oeen :
.stctoriiy determined. 1hcre can De out H'.s
ssgbt that parties who display so lauda5le pi 10
1soce :, this will. IN the end, succeed as vel q,
Isy tf,mselges could oesito
IN great difficulty which the quartz miners have
,.,,toore fag 10 encounter. has been the Imperee'
ssIeama,ion OF the quicksilver with the gold, ate
- rock has been puherized Complaints Of the
ssans Of the gold have been universal, and no
s~ofdv for T. has as vet beer found. 1t is prooaoe
al suf Gent Of care hasno, been 1se', a11
Al eXperience viii III time remedy the defect.
70 gentleman connected With quartz mll on the
,nadoT Greek has INTRODUCED q system o. SCI rating
ne gold from the plivenzed rock: "hlch II Is sac
- been eminently successful The rock IS scat
,sed over a long table covered with stout Otize.
wei which stream OF va or IS passed. IAe god IS
-.ueht by the cloth. and By the rifles which are
ohfed Oh the table, while the rock Is wasneu away
M method of washing It is said, is practlced 10
sonsiderable extent IN Georgia. and found to sue
.se well The quartz experiment VIII De iHlIy
s,sfd ia all probability IN the course OF couple Oh
,.otihs and its results We VIII carefully alteno 10
nd report 10 our reaceTs
The health OF the miners has been generally good
NJ prevalence Of erysipelas in some sections oil the
sathern mines which @e mentioned IN our last, is
iaso preat-in fact, the disease seems 10 nave en-
.,.ly subsidized. Crime. considering the peculiarly
Inc country, and the chances Tor cOncealmen. on
n part 81 criminals, is very rare much mote So IN
d than in the cities either Of this State OF OF the
stsrtic coast Some few murders have been com
ssaed by the Indians in the North, and reports Of
,rs,eries occasionally reach US, but, as general
brg life end property are rs safe in the goldIe-
"a: as in any part Of the world.
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WLLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ANOTHER FIRE On Wednesday evening
last shortly after O'Clock. FIRE was dlscovetel IN
ne extensive lumber-yar5 Of Nj. \ brnKslann'
cone OF Fist and South Fourth streets WIuialns.
burg II appeared to have originated IN sne 10 81
,.s,f ~ The Yard between two very large plles Oh
iuubsr. and cen only be attributed TO incendIsIsn
Rrt for he vigorous exertions Of the Fire Depart
n ert the destruction would have oeen ven 80 ,uS
IN. los is estimated az about 81 0OO-saia u NC
covered BY insurance.
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FAcroRy AND SAW Mill BuaNr.-A let

Factory AND SAW MILL BURNr.-A let
ter from AbIam Riddick, Esq OF Riddicksvllie.
Gates county, \. C., states tina, on Saturday, about
10 o'clock. his cotton "a tory In msemond was dis
covered TO be on fire, watch IN a icw minutes COM
municatsd 10 his saw and grst mil. and all we're
involved Ia entire de>truclop. helO>sftsls heavily
on Mr. Il the property being worth AZ lie 81 $4,000,
and only s. q insured on II, N the North Carolina
Mutual Office a. Raleigh Norfolk Herald.
- Hon X. Deadwyler, Representative
in the Georgia Legislature. from Ebert County.
dec the Pulaski House, Savannah, on Wednes-
day mCrrlng
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By Telegraph to tie Eew-YOrk Tribune
MIR. Seymour Returned.
ltek 10 the Nsw- York Tribune.

STecial Dispatch TO ne Ntts- York Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, Dec. %. 1851.
Nh. Seymour has returned from Toronto, where
he was called by important business, and Is now
gineor. He has been detained at Toronto By
severe weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
The ytsseIs enumtraIe1 IL
,lasslfec as follows: ,,c,rrou
C,ippers ships- Propeiien 800 =,

hoe number of vessels contracted 70 De
January last, is lc6 (or 10 more than du-
JUL I ,be nervous year whose aggregate tunnase
~ 5si Of this amount 65,52l tons have oesn
Ss,nrtsc and IS $40 remain on the stocks
ID r. 70 \ number Of side wheel sea-going steam
.b,ns ever buit at this port, including Ave no. on
ire stocks is 80. Fifteen were launched In 'asysh
1851. IA in 1850, and In 1872 l'oal' SV0.
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Markets-Rrsorief ~ TslegrspA.

NEW. ORLEANS. Wednesday, Dec. "a. 1881.
The sales OF CoTroN to-day have been 500 bales.
mostly after the reception OF the balIics news.
when prices became II anything shade eas.e r
Good n,Gdling is quoted &c. hosASsEs : 900 hhis
sold at 2llc. Tor prime. SUGAR has declined fsa
sells at4l WHISKY is al Ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Cold Weathcrin the East.

Boston, Fntay, DEE. 90, 1851.
TWAS Tremendously cold here THIS morning, the
thermometer beiBs al O'Clock. $ degrees belo~
zero. Aithe same time, il was 10 below IA Summer
vile, end Il IN WatelioHn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

FlRr.-YesterdAy morning fire occurred
IN the cellar dwelling house No 100 Second st. The
hremen were promptly on the ground, and exnn-
ruished the flames before il had games much head
way. Damage trfings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
The Canal Contracts.

ALBANY, Friday. Dec. rs. 1851.
Nothing has been cone relative TO awarding tho
Caral Contracts. and another adjournment. till
tomorrow morning has taken place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

e" Another of the men injured few
days since on the Harlem Railroad has died OF his
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. 10 ,,DTNENT OF REPAIRS AND

nEPAKIMENI or ls,F 10 noST nIsC
81 80 n,ooos.ls vi 10 received al us once ~
he q Repair, sHs spgsss no 20 s5
- ct N nj which tine they VIII De paDhV
ao.e.d' FOR GRANITE BLOCKS to be desefeo .a as
~, ~ he follow ing etgfh and size, VIZ o,b,I. u sea
sruare a1d 10 inches long IN QUANTITIES. 70 pAso
10 co. iqoafs yards Of each knd said pi9pos~ - I'M IN
by.cs Iasfera as vel as other g. ante FT9po.ss IN
, n,'. OF each SIZE separately, an1 also tnc tine
SersG l. urn.sh ihs IN sad ssan,ss es
IN. r,sht of re- ecpg all or any OF tne esq
mates II IeSn'e" i'' 49, WI. ADAMS,
s.c,, Comuiszoper Of Repairs add Supplies
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rogaie Of the County Of New-Yofk notice - ns'sX
gwen 10 all persons having clam. ssalnst bEhas "a
ERRIEY late ofthe City Of New York Grocer asceasec
so pressut the same with vouchers TO
al The residence Of James Salmon, NO. y, Pas. ,.
sreet IN the CITY Of New YORK, Or betfs ths wssy
ninth dsy OF January nex-Daied New-f'p' 'hs '"oAS
hi'h ea' Oh 'ui' i"'' JAMES SALMON, |Erecu,on.
...,ee,. DANIEL HAYDEN.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County u New-York notice s hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims sgsihst fhANCIs
oNITJ late of the City Vi NewYOrk, deceased 70 pro-
sen lie same with vouchers thereof u John GotsOef
ger Jf his store, No. u Centre-sree "a the Cy o.
Sew-York on or before the Frat day u March hett
Dated New YORK the second day OF August soL
JOHN @. GOTTSBERGER, T Aimi ms r a.2's,
..os,sufmssts rGred.
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ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.

7 ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.
Little Delaware and Hudson Canal Company are new
PREPARED 20 receive orders for their Coal broken ana
screened for family use. az 81 ID per toD dovsfee no.
ward Orders received their Office No 81 Walls or 81
their several ysrdscorper Of King and Greenwich ss.
foo, OF Hubsfi ST. North RIVER foot VI GOnvefnsuT-st.
Fast River foot Of Adams 1t and in Furnam betwsea
State and Joralsmon Sta Brsokyn AID al .et Of Nesth
IosI - v,iIi.n1hurKb a6u
NOAL.-S4 so for large Red Ash Nut
" Coal very superior quality. All other Sizes OF RsA
ana " hite Ash Coel very low for cash, At
49, GEORGE A. SPARKS,
d,ins Nos 705 and 107 FrsAHliR-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

ship Building in New-York for 1861.

We anticipate. by few days, our annual
erhibi, OF ship ouding IN NewYork AMI us suburbs
inssmuch II is Impossible that any nes contracts
viii he concluded this season. Bun ders, to- IN
lsuDchI e. natural ~ harg back toward me close OF
The ceslrIrg 70 have taolr vessels Gate ther
exisfsn, e from the Iewyear.
ThtIe is az present profound lrll in the business
Of shp-yar0s. Nery ieN vessels are on the s'osSs'
sno tie 'utuse docs not promise speedy increase
The y Just closing has been one o. great ac.si-
~, receiving It's chef npulse from the cemsni Tor
Cah'crnil ippers-;heTc having been oult since
JaSuaTy last. as Will &c seen below not less than
6tstn vessels OF This description, while three Others
Teuain % tie launched Toe numoer OF heavy
fiethung ard packer ships constructed, is consider
ably esS Than usual. Ste pc0pellefs 20 some ex-
tent. have apparently sunp'sntei their use SIX
steam vessels have been oullt on tins p an OF pro-
pu'slCn The consifuct'on % ste smshlps continues
active, chiefly for domestic lines. Fifteen have been
buin. InciUclng FIVE on the stncks
u VIII BE- seen that the entire number OF vessels
launched during the year Is eighty three. and that
twenty three remain on the stocks. Total 100. Tae
ictsl number OF vessels launched IN the year 1850.
ffty three Increase this year, thiItychiefy IN
the smal.er class Of vessels.
II We except last year. when ship-bulcing was
carried & eX,en; nearly equal 10 tae business ~
this Year, the actual tunnage Quilt In the year ISL
exceeds by some % oo0tuas the amount constructed
ourIng any former year.
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Goal.

EsHE SUBSCRIBER IL sHtnorixed tss
Agent fol the Company 20 coatrsoI III the dslssQG
CARGOES OF the celebrated COAL non tks 5sisn XII
Hines at Poitsylle Pa formerly worssd By Mno Ray
All i've g. c. oGDhS NO - NslI-sx
GOAL, COAL have now inoat aad
dscnsfnng, eagees u the ec Poaca Orchard ssis
.aa stove Coal aud am also diachafsns Camel, LNsr-
pool Oel and Sidney Goals, IN rats order. and %
la se All these Goals offer for sale non yard -
vessel the low possible pricos Every other descrip
ton Of Coal aiways on hand. JAMES l. WORTH.
al II No "a Broadway, aud thst. corner Of rhomp@on
( ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Della
y ware aud HUDSON Csnsi Company ara nov sella4
their Coal BY the cargo alongside the wharf IN the city
New York, az the folio wing prices:
Lump Coil-.-.-.--Si 80
Crate Coal ---------t 80 Per tnn oil ,A0 bs
Pea Coal .---------.j JO)
An additional charge Of cts per tun g made who.
delivered shipping Apply asthen Office No III wan
dlsf
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qusmanCe Gompauiss.

4 IFE Observation-Disclosures Loan
~ Fund Life Assurance sociey Of Loadoa General
Company continues effect insurance on the lives % per.
sons resdea, in the United States, and On California and
other special hazards, Al tar rates OF premium r~
g T ruI Ssas ''n JLlsASbEs STAIR General Agent
g1RQCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co
~ No. 81 Ea-st, corner Of Pssf'-s'
At election held this day the toli0wss ssntems.
chosen Directors OF shs Company for the ensuing
saahpi,aa sisor,. Moses Ts1.or, 9sSns Eid:L
Sem. y. sherman. Marshall regoon. rssne's shhesai
s ssGs S ESGy isaac s ray;r William Ec.t:s
.fans su9s9uen %ss%s % reee"tsl President 4
sS so conpsa a'q !. @IIT6N SMITH, Secretary.
NB-This Company continues 20 insars Bglidnss. Mer.
sAandiss Household Furniture, Vessels IN pors, &C.
The fsyorsbis terms. AL losses proI",v ss
and paid. VI Asi"S''a
HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSUR-
~ ANoE So sa HipIr w,tI saSd 200
once No. 40 ws-st., Manhattan Bank building ~.
I'M: Company confines TO hiafs ss assn assarsd I'M;
al osses sustained By this cs%Rsn, S % oss n
a0l'' current A'''' ''''i ISAIAH 8Loop. Pr.sasss
Py AVERY, secrstaJ.
H n. GopRr. Assistant Secretary wv
NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
~ COMPANY. No. 100 BROADWAY, Physicians in ~
''"o""'' ''''' NV" NORRIS FRANKLIN. President
mai im PLmy FRESHMAN. AssuaU.
yENHE NEW Nc LAND LIVE
STOCK INsuBANCE COMPANY Of New Aavscs
,taer from natural cause sccdsnt OF disease OF any ds
'enD,isn whatever N.w-yors Asspe( Nc AZ s w,n" s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

TORPORATION NOTlCE.-Publrc no.
hereygiyen tha, petition has been Presentso
:. Al poa,S III ASS ant Aldermen for SEWEkin sew
EsTH-Ay from sst It 20 and through i:an 70 S,h az.
Al r.no1s having objections thereto are re-
no reseut tie sane in wrysng, stating their efrns
Of interest 20 he contae, Ciers a. this oaee On os
f. Il. lssI. (d!SlOl NICHOLAS DEAN. PreIsieei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur
rogste Of the County Of New York, notice s hereby
gwen o All persons cians gainst MARY CROSTh-
WAITE late sf u. City II New YORK widow" deceased,
90 present the same With vouchers thereof the subscriber,
at Ia. Office conner Of BoHey and 3D. 1t 10 ;as Ciy q
Nev York On or before the twenty second day OF Apf
next Dated New York the sixteenth day Of OcDber lssi
olg lawGmSs WILLIAM H. VAN COLT, Executor
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
SCHOOL

n s. BROWN win resume his school on
- moa,iay tjci 5tii OF cprember, in the base
mcnt Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
TulTIoN FEE, Session 5 months.
Lower English Branches -: SIS 90
Classics and higher Mathematics. 20 90
n. b. No remittance Of Tuition from the time
pI admission 10 the close ofthe session.