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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 10, 1851.

CO c. JAMES, OF Cincinnati Ohio, our general travel
agent The States assisted by Jons T. DENT WA
RAMSAY Dr. pswoaTs, r. X. GRAyKs, A. H. Laws, jAaEs
Dr. Lori TAosAs FARMLAND, and e n
Of tho above has ce'uncse on The
Mayor the city, describing their persons
will be risk them, and We hope all on "hon
call will make convenient TO seie with them
M T.. JAaEs No lo2 South Tenth street. fhiiadel
pa authorized make collections for In The clues Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
N} W b. PALaER, this American Newspaper Agent auinoi
the cities OF boston, New OK
take advertisements sns
required BY His receipts Will D
regarded payments onces nBoon, Congress street
New York, building Philadelphia, northwest corner
Third b Chestnut streets.
UESwARps, SANFORD, Co.. express agents and bankers IL
Saes London and Liverpool have been appointed
agents authorized receive subscription
this paper Their Office IN London IL II NO.
Gresham street, Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This this country with the well known
Adams Co.. agents. and entitled the conf
dence Of our friends abroad.
yM H. d. JoHHsos of Galveston, Is authorized TO procure
subscribers, &c, for the Union in Texas
UlS-Reeepts from either Of the above will be good.
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Phelps the commander Of Fort Brown and Caravajsl.
the eader, in which the latter said he had
been informed that vessel belonging TO the United States
was en- route from the mouth OF the Rio Grande with
reniocements for General Ayaos and soemniy protest
ing against outrage upon the nights OF The people
in whose behalf he presumed TO act.
Captain Phelps replied verbally and in writing, that
this communication Of extraordinary character
that he hardly knew how 10 reply TO H. even General
Caravala occupied recognised oftc.a position ano
in addition he sales several specific charges which are
respectively taken up and answered by General Caravaa
in his accompanying reply. Captain rheips concludes
by soemnly warning General Caravaal, IN The name OF
his government against the consequences OF these pro-
ceedngs. .
In another letter. Caravaal concludes as follows:
SIN conclusion beg leave 10 assure you that my re-
spee for the Institutions flag and people OF the Unite
States, is high and sincere, that should esteem
one OF the greatest mstor,unes OF my lie II had done
counlenanced augh that could Justly offend the incest
sensbilities Of any Of her citizens desire TO cultivate
the most amicabe relations with that government and
people, and trust they will not view with total ndner-
our struggle with adversely the same pain 10 ffee-
dom which their revolutionary fathers have SO noby
trod"
On the 25th of October Caravajal addressed procla-
nation TO the people OF Malamoros in which he says:
You are deceived by tyrans, who. united With the
low petences and vile interests OF two or threosmug-
gers, your by telling you that foreigners
my followers that my object is the lnde
pendence of the frontier States, and afterwards
them to the United States OF the North. Atrocous cal
umny! Am nota Mexican like yourselyes' Have !
proved thousand times, in periods Of danger, that
faithful 10 my country, which never have betrayed
and never will bcrayi Have you not that it is Sc
cured by article of my plan. and that the foreign
aries who accompany Them united with the squad
OF Reynosa Mer, and Gnerreroyour brothers, re-
ations and friends contract which binds them to
sustain the same causei'
The exac, number OF killed and wounded is not known
but the side OF Avalos il is supposed TO be about l7C
TO 1870 Caravaja has had three or four killed. and
about dozen wounded Lieutenant Culver and Surgeon
Finley Of the killed, and Colonel Ford, Captain
Norton. and f. r. Gracesquithe latter by Academia
discharge OF gun-wounded,
The next arrival from the Rio Grande will be looket
for with great interest.
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United states Patent once.

IN the petition Of Baabas Lansdon Of Buffalo, New York.
for the extension OF granted him the 9th
January machinery planning plank
and other lumber for from the expiration said patent
which takes place on the 9tl day OF January, 1852
ordered that the said petition be heard tho Patent Office
9Th OF January 1852, II o'clock and all
notified appear and show they have why said petit
ought be granted.
opposing required flo in the Patent
Office specifically forth writing,
before day hearing All testimony nled BY either
said hearing be taken transmitted in accord
with the rules of Office which will be furnished appica
i.
Ordered that this notice be published in the National Intel
gencer Republic and Union Washington D. CT Expres New
Albany Register Buffalo Advertiser
Journal Providence, boston Daily Advertiser Pha
depha Inquirer and Psbury Gazette week for three
weeks previous to the seventh day Of January 1851
THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner of Patents
papers will please copy, ard the
bills Office, with paper containing: this notice.
Nov I'll RWlyW
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Gem. IL. X. Call. or Florlda

This distinguished man, who has been some days in
the city, has been confined his lodgings lat Gadsbys
by a severe attack Of cold. He was the aid de-camI
Of General Jackson the close of the late with
Great Britain, and was with him in the most of hi,
Indian campaigns. He has since been conspicuously
connected with the government and defence Of Florida
and is identified with its history from the time il
into the possession OF the United States under the mill
tary authority OF General Jackson, who superseded hs
Spanish governor Callava.
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BY the arrival OF the steamship Mexico at New Orleans
Galveston papers to the 3lM ult have been received The
Indian Expectations in the West still continue The Ssn
Antonio Ledger OF the a3d says We have been politely
favored with the perusal Of letter from General T.
Smith, under date of Fort Inge, October 49, from which
we extract the following important information
"A few days previous to the date of the Generals CON,
munication, several animals stolen between fo',
Inge and Fort Duncan. Suspicion Immediately nxsa
was despatched from Fort 1nge in pursuit OF The ma.
randers under command OF Sergeant Schmidt OF Company
c. I'd dragons. who took the trail and overlook s
Indians. and finding them divided into two parties maes
immediate attack, killing two and woundiag three o.
them, but suffering loss on his part. He also succeed
ed in recovering all the stolen animals and remembering
that to the victor belongs the apos, he took IRON '
Indians between twenty-h five and thirty Of their animals
as well n some OF their arms"
The crops generally have turned out WELL and The we"
OF cotton and corn will be fair
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NoTCE.-Tbe general estimation long enjoyed by the per
~ fumes from Lubn a
ETY. OF worthless limitations and countsrts Notwithstanding
signature affixed each label
NJ Felix Prot proprietor OF the establishment Lubn
ofnlormng his friends and the public that he has
for his former labels wholly different
he has caused be manufactured for his envelopes description
his
10 order therefore, avoid
pec the label appended such articles
dealers OF especnbiy address. them directly his
No, IS, Ste-Anne, Paris.
Opening hotropc, musk, blossom,
hay Jockey club, mouselpe, amber &C. &c, ali
the other choice articles OF the sans house.
PARKER's
Fancy Peumery and Comb Store, under the National Hotel
Nov S-eudN
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NEW RANKING HOUSE In w.sh,nr,ou CIV. y,

NEW BANKING HOUSE In Washington Ctty.-Tbr
undersigned having been induced embark the exchange
banking business the Washington, d. c.
occasion notify his friends and public generally
fact and solicit their His Institution
known The Bank Unon,
will be issued for circulation that will be
thing tangible and substantial gold
the Uned Suites northern exchange, Virginia
able funds.
by strict adherence legitimate upon such basis
will readily be perceived that the public projected
itself the foundation. This
tered after The deibeaton, and II gratifying
know approval
hnnnciers Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
In addition of the
Union" will collect drafts the principal
cities Of the United Saies will
commiss'on Of State stocks
road companies, and other good securities.
Any business with
eminent In Washington will be attended to liberal
RIO. III. GALLAHER
hoHsosp, Va, OCTOBER, 1851. Nov li-2awim
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
w cassica and mathematical school Of this n.uon will be
night Saturdays aud Sundays from o'clock m to
o.
English compsesEngsh practical nstruc
reading and
elocution and the several kinds OF public
criticisms Of various distinguished English
writers and verse;
devoted explanation and analysis Of
enabling the student
short 10 write in that tongue with facility.
class the study Of arithmetic, book
Algebra surveying gonometry and calculus
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President.
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nissoLUTION Of co-partnership.--Ths co-parnersbip
heretofore eIng between tho subscribers, under the Arm
Raub a Green wss dissolved tho 18th September.
GEORGE T. RAUB,
JOHN GREEN.
The undersigned will continue the
aow cbandley At the old Ohio
l5th Streets where he will be happy
dehts due the firm will and he will pay
Ill debts contracted by the late firm where
have been delivered 10 this establishment.
Nov 7-3icod a. RAUR
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FURNITURE! Furniture II Furniture |! 1.-THE sub.
Il scnber the Dsuc md hi sur-
rounding he has Bargains
who TO furnish their
his cabinet chair aud sofa mandatory the corner OF Pennsy
be found good In
follows Large mahogany wardrobes
ing plain dressing bureaus
plain wasstnnds French and other bedseads dvnns
chairs and sofas chars gothic
hundred dollars eight dollar. Der
Persons OF good respectfully
invited call themselves
much furniture ite money any ia
this city,
w. =. ZIMMERMAN, Agent
H. Furniture made and repaired. and the undertaking business.
attended TO with promptness.
Nov 6-3tsw4w H.r.Z.
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The Hon, r. M. PRICE, member elect from the State
Of New Jersey 10 the Thirty second Congress, arrived in
this city last evening, and took lodgings at the National
Hotel
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EON Rent, the large and comm0dfOus house I'm the
Il hpt ward occupied by Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply TO Gen. Gratiot, Sir Butdinss
sspsai-eodd (inssIll
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Is. sZxx 15s.;pE0p WINTER ARRANGEMENT Betwe zen
~ - sSUA24 Philadelphia aud Pnuburg-Tims reduced
to LIST Of December
sengers Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Piuurx hours,
twenty eight miles OF staging excellent turnpike
Fare Sil.
and the accommodations all
highest character
THOMAS MOORE,
Nov ll-d3m Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
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DANCING ACADEMY.-First Cosarss.-Mr. r. n. LIABLE
has the honor
town. snd Alexandria, that his
season VIII commence on Thursday, November his
george Thomas Psksrs grocery side
avenue between 9th and opposite
Days Of toition: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
Al me fashionable dances viii introduced tawght
49,
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Hon Mr.. DISNEY, member of the House OF Representa-
tives from Ohio has reached The city, and has taken lodg
iDgs al the National Hotel
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RUsSEL SMITHS Panorama OF tho Holy Land will
slant. at * O'Clock. "
Also some fine specimens Of Chinese paintings variety
ch chinese costumes selected
speht several years n the Celestial Empire.
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Alexandria Boat.

Alexandria Boat.
= ~>u The favorite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
Gx14lEs depart follow hours. coach
S1k with the boat Washington Boats fare i21 cents;
The coach will leave the Capitol for the boat
az, H. /, AZ nnd4
Leaves Alexandria at 8, Ok, IL, l, az, and T.
Leaves Washington at 81, ION, IN, IN, ~, and ~
Nov iI-dI JOB CORsoN, Captain.
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CoalI Coa1f C0eli
NOW The weather becoming cold, and
~ here We have good supply OF Cumberland
desirable also, anthracite coal for
and stoves
We good supply red and white ash wood hand Also
oak, pine, and hickory.
ny calling you articles good and
cheap be had in the city,
W. ]. eIBLEY, 4 Co.,
Nov 5-3tawu Fourteenth bridge and canal
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For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOLA will resume her
are above place saturday, the 4th OciobcrIeavnc
1AkkraA Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, AT
Retuninglesye Norfolk Monday
day, at o'clock touhing going and returning Cone
rlve and the usual landings the Potomac
Passage aud fare, S..
Sept j-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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NEW and beautiful Bsussels Carl,ettng.The subscri
~ bers beg respectfully the attention purchasers
an supply superior English Brussels Csretng Of
s new dts,sn this day received ind will be offered as low
w, same cla. Of goods bought United States
no EHgh and American ocohs, fun which
HooE, BROTHER, h co.
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TEXAS Agency.-The undersigned services m
appeanina lands In Texas, partc-
INDICATED lands and for
moderate made when informed
10 be done.
Address H. q. OATLETT,
May 3i-omdAop Dallas, Texas.
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kON HENTA commodious and hand-omey furnished
soy mouse p.nssny located opposite Ascension
chucn, having pa' onm and other modern
occupied by Attorney General Critenden.
Possession given Immediately Inquire H. Smith,
law, or w. r Rodgers premises Oct Io-Nsvu
JUONDER-nOOk. for Boya and Girls, i,y Hcvv-
w thorne. vol, illustrated. =
For sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Nov ~ Bookseisrs. street
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

OTAt meeting of the West Ely Dvi-
sion, M. SO, $. vi t., held at ,neir NAH on
Saturday. Dec. PIT, he following prclm.
bic and resolution, were aIu,ied:
WHEREAS, This Division have heard vita
feelings vi deep regret the tidings OF the
death o! Bro. Walter A. Gerard, formerly
member vi this Division, VINO departed
this lie at Bayou Sara, La, on The 1,;a ui
November last, whittier he had arrived ul
H. felurn home lrom CIl,loraii. All
whereas, by the death of BIO. Gerrard, IN,
ialniiy have lost u kini ani a,lectinnlte
SOU, our community moral AMI respectful
young man, his caurcn II worthy com ntl-
meant. aud our order IL faithful and eli
cient member. Therefore,
R5S0lrci, That ia The death o.. Bro. Ger
rard, VITO, by the amiabiIiIy Of hi, DISPOSE
ton, correctness OF principle. and upright.
ness oil conduct, had won our entire esteem
and secured our highest regard our nvi-
sion bl; su,tIjnci loss which i. feel, daep.
ly anj vii nave long cahsc To mourn
RGS0ic'i. That oar decct,ci bto;hat. Al.
though wang IN years, possessed slcl, ,lp
ments ol character, that prunli,el !, had hi.
life been spared, to make good an | wor-
thy member OF society; an that while w.
regret that one who gave such promise of
Usefulness should have been So prenlirie.
ly removed, yet we bow in humble ,uhmi;.
sion TO the behest ol Him who orlereth
all things argh', feeling assured tint deaf,
to our brother wa. great gain, AMI that the
tolls aud sorrows OF TIL, earth were by him
exchanged for the joys and happiness ol Il
brighter world beyon the skie'.
Rcsoircd, That we deeply svmpiihiz.
with the family AMI friends OF oar dscr,i.
ed brother, in their grief aud bereavement;
and that we tender to them our hrartIeIi
sympathy, iru< ing that they may b. Sis,
tanned in their sorrow, by the red .ciinil
that sit is WE'LL with our brother, aud lhrt
He who "loveth while he cl,nsteneth" will
console them in this hour of difficulty an |
trial.
ReSarei, That lhe Division will, as to-
ken of respect Coz the memory OF oar de.
parted brother, wear the usual baILe OF
mourning for thirty days.
Reso'cct, That the Recording Sc he far
nish cnpy vi these Resolutions to The fan
lily of the deceased. and that copy OF
them be forwarded to the editor oi he
Ves'e,n Uaioa, with request tina, he puh.
lish The same.
By order Of the Division.
WM. &. LOGAN. K. $.
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What will Benton do? and what will
be done with HIM?

We not Only meet with these questions
IN oar cNchan9r papers, tut, as editors ANA
prilicr, ar supposed hy many persons 10
kloW everything, trfty are frequently put l."
Il! ia ptjSpl. We i,oieSt conie,', how
uyer, tnAt we arc a incapable ri giving II
correct o.1-at slactoty ISOLATION 10 tna queN
tIuu', Il, the 'no,t UenShlci oi Uuf ,"d'icrS.
.Sinte the detection OF ,,ov King and 9th.
CT democrats, IA whose political ihic-il'!
we hal rclp>ud the most unlimited com
dence, W. are prepared Ia hear IN! th'nS
40 matter huW unwerOme II may he-
even the announcement oi ienluns re-
election 10 the United States senate hy She
all Of wlIg votes. BuI oar present "p,,-
ipn 4, 10 .lpw ilc election %, Stu,.or 81.
Irruijn a., lnl oi IT, cupr'e ol "ItI:i->'cn
,nG poi irulL' gehc'aI.A, ~. DE AptJ l.
'aJe.l nr al aueciulr. luur >t,uup "a
d,J., whcn ,hey nave squeezed lhrir h.hln
Il, dry Is the rumalsldcr Ui cuIl "!ici Il 40!
|arr,' cuatrivc 10 antse their auditor bl
relating stale auccdoiG, and ihrcaiha'c W.
. i.iym.. We take leasuIc, Ia inr pirsci.
IA stance, III tulioNinS SO I!.ni a. al -
mpie, eS pcciiliy Il, the an,ci 'ie Wnlcn " e.
are about to r,ate is calculated n" ,;,;iS /,
relieve Us Irnn very unpleasant dl'rn'n Oh
hut ron |er Inc prospective dong, Of 90
General \ iSrmby clear II mad IT, tax
mental visions oi unr rya ierS.
Some Years ago, IN "ld sailor landed -
one oi oar e.slcra i"gD,, an IN the exc
nnL, wn,lc IN search oi place oi a'nu "
meot, wa in iucrI 10 purchase Il ticket "
SAM '.un tna SHIT o. nand an ryr"'ecn'
& ,,bi'i,a. Wh!ie the c"nJArnr was dc
. li.hiaI the spectators with his wonierlu
ul..rl exploits, his ro;ie's IN other p.-
r,.,c.,. lNiaLs utc' 'cHaIi! ought fire an
l..W %. WlIe r,u",.u uI'--''n'r, c"hl'
r So cd n. nHi 1l.. Tue la dy son g
q ! urran ,A,u Ia'cy 'rrc' r, pt''yn'
n m ~, ,a,A h. ,I.e Aod ,eo" blown "
hmt il.ua lvl,, .!n'l"G Ga"rh' >"t"' lW'i
;. " ta' /, Nom tie 'c.ne "i Inc disaster
n ami, mislaAins HE blow up Tor pa'l
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be 40 the cid, Ia favor Of that adjustment L.
/, ,he ucst ..t,leneat OF the c,urJ,.i.y Via,
rJald, unu,r al lie ciTruin, ,dHvts, have vu,I
"U."luv,..
/. m,ul,c, 90 rdcr,i flee or Surrender ii ptin
cip,e. IL inpa,fs no r,glt ri STATE, or eiuzeu
vi the LhittG o!atcs, aui secures no i:,utn pa
t, any 'eetl'n party or peopia y! the Onion,
over at,uthrr. t'UUd LAIN. as well as the pres
er,a,Ijn vi the harmuny u: the Union, reluires
itnt II shui.d Ue SUSTAINED men VI all par
lies.
1! It ran b, preserved in,iolate, il viii res
tire n"r.o'! anal ,rdnqniit, 10 al. PORTIONS III
thi, Kern L., Oy Ie-esI.ol's"'iig the e"I0iehce
vi our peov'u n tue Jusuce vi "ur goIernihehi.
and Tie guOi ialtn ol ths!r i'ioW ch'z,ns. IL
II be o,.Ih,o"n. TO ohe eau estimate the Cd
ltn,lie, tuat " ~ almost Inevitably We bruugh,
upon The eua"Iy.
Ine act !or he recovery of Fugitive Slave,
jorm, pat y! tie adjustment, and /. the COB
sidsrat,on wni.n Induced II portion u, the IN
iun - &c .,de To other dAceIti"naLl,, "r less e.
&C ttarie, p"Iuuns. ANA rarnul how Ue felrhieu
"a tas s,Gnriy II ,il,rd, lie ,miAir,d, ,tihori
breach ~ Ili,h. II - bat tie lulil az nt "i q
r,nsilu.iunAl uUi,s lt.uu, aiI ,oit.vt uc rn,uSru
IA any essential lA.t,tA.or WIsnou, ihu trr"r!
Vt asHuth uu,I. !, luer,i"rc, suuu.u luuA up
Oh It's rep.hi VI alteration Ia ANY uup1rt,n, par
ucuItr, not uui> W u hostile sv, Jnt IS urci-
save e,u.enc- q. l determination H. Irsrsde TIE
Suuthern States, overthrow Their institutions,
aud RIB The veuple q! their property
Bt do mol seriously rp,Tehesi any sue
ve>.lui attack Oh thst, or ally oi HE cuusu.uen,-
oI tnc ujnstment. Nolw sustaining the uut
breaks O., ,hr runaway nrsiors, and their wh.tp
c1u.,J,rate,, ~ tae Nurl", aud the cAhIJ,iom
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

TIE Performance. a'tet il, ,n"g OIL .a he
Nti ,uH" h" 'o,|st 'tc u,-..i. u ,Ne5' a.,
.ut"e."'s. "a u.. Ola, .. ,Sc,.uu.t,'. wen
der W al IN d->n the 'e:iow is going iu d,
next!
Since the bIow-up which Van Buren,
Benton. King, and other rotten AMI unprin.
cipIcd p"itlci'ns have ocasioned in the
democraiic party, we tinl ourselves in the
predicamcnt "t the old sailors indeed, we
are constrained To- adopt nj, language. aud
'nondCr whal in the drvii'S name they will
do nrN, - CGHtoh: kyoact, (Iai Bon.
ton)
JEFFERSON Cray, Jan %.
Mr.. Williams Offered resolution IN
S'ruciiug the committee OH l,c,na I'm.
emen,> To inquire into tie eXpediency
ct Ie>yiug Il YAK IN real estate for the i'm.
IJuNrneut OF road pas ed.
Mr.. Grow gave notice that he Wou in.
trodUrr Till. on Monday. the - II int,
To- amrnd the law ON legal banking. 80 a
Ia aHtho,j2c the location of io,cisn agrr.
Gle, ia STATE.
Mr. NrwlauI T.. o...1 q Ill .. fh. ..
.i,i a. Mr.. Lud.,,. .... ...., ..... tu.
passed.
Mr.. Young presented h. r-'irnn a. =,
izenS "i Boone, lH"... .,i Aulru.
counties, asking '.e os...l 4..,oa ot un,.
county.
Com'gnccs NJ ~ 'mcr lYp2a,iag. -- The
Wyoming, Ca.t. Morrison. arrived here on
yesterday, nd could NJ proceed ooy nigh.
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Tj.N,s ul.t-u, add to. virtues Of
,u rrrat u'dtur. Ha' "t H., h1utd hons lad w,ns
tt lu.u uhaW o., u'n'r some
.td Il tlr Juin
knee be- ,ui'd. tr,d oi cdur IT, aud all
and pu'ru aud they did good than
water. item Do, ucHu at M tt,uGs, tr,rd II u furrers
Arabian Uud LUriy ind Il take amer
d'y. and 10 f,tly rrh tnr noble animal .uiitry.
,hwt i.cid tur ,ls, u'urpt tot horse well
human l,'l. I,N.i .utv.
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A,TEp in Ind examine those fine B'hi.,;s, aud Roa /,
- mate clothing at The s,oio CT
VI II. HAWKINS
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ORION CLEMENS
Missou,i state Mutual In sIranCo
Company.


DIRECTORS:
John O'rolion, {. NJ. Valleau,
Reuben buo ., Daniel d. Page,
Oliver Bennett John Sigerson,
john ). NcCune, Joseph l;ddy,
lnle ". Holt.
4 MS comyguy Is established upon the mutual prin.
1 ciple OF insurance aud is emphalically u home
Institution. The l,c risks Of ths company are cx-
tended into all parts OF this State. Its earnings
never employed or invested in stocks real estate,
but kept Tor the pcwpl liquidation of losses, and
I der the mUrdiar control u tie Directors. Every
person nsnrug with this company becomes interested
IN lis aud IT. prot- instead Of being divided
among irw stockholders, belong to those who insure
IN hls company.
Tbs company i, taxing risks upon real estate
stocks IN trade aud personal property situated With
N the state Of Missouri. They have limited ths
amount 10 he taken IN block ~ this city, care!gly
avoiding concentration Of risks. This Company
issues rs pnllcI", Tor c,n OF years, efecng psT
naucnl insurance at rates that cannot but prove salts
factory to the assured, with return pre- mum Of from
Gcem 20 ANY per cent. ioI, the tenn oil years whien
the policy may ran.
&. NJ. VALLEAU, Presr.
II, d. BAeoS, Ttasuier
l =, +. LEpyARp, Src'y.
| have been Auly appointed agent ior tins county,
and can be found al an times Il, lhs Drug store OF N.
4. KuUht X Co., whore Will take pleasure in is.
ceiyiGs application for insurance.
nayib.ly. 4. y. WEBB, Agent.