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Disaafern. &c.

LIv Jan TO- 6PM-Ihs steamer Losrtador Iasu.vr, h
gent Yesterday Afternoon rstsned morning snd stood 40
sccognt Of deraugsue1t the
Capt Brown q sch News @ asrno0n rsport basz
seer carp the morning brig suak Gall shoas soufh
Cape hsuofsn, viii h no pa "a st,.i
Wind HIGHT foE sW- Weather eloudy ans thck.
Bare OcrauA. Dksr from Ctsgss for put so B...
tate distress beng OF provisns hsd nur,-r
pssssnserso board TON Tbs god sEnr q Caln hsve IN
thsm larEs amount Of gold d1st.
Misuse FnssnLsch Norh Carolina Winas Of Washuy.ou
Nc Wsh saist IRON ths por. sbout The Sept AS log w
tos NC on Hsss py AHs Nara Jous. stks -
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A. NJ MERwIS AuenOneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER d co. 204
0BROAOWAY.-Cash advances made upon al con

Ggnfnenh
PRvArE Law LIBRARY-An extensive and valuable
collection Of Law Books embracing United States and
State Reports State Laws Digesls Indexes, Commentar
es Treases and great variety OF the most approved ee
menay works and many and choice volumes both
English and American.
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Bohns Libraries, consisting Of the
standard, scientific, antiquarian classical uusgra ed and
new cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered 10 the trade IN Quantities as well
70 individuals In SETS single copies, may be desired
By the extensive Of sahecs embraced IN the several
series they well adapted either the libraries Of public
institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prsng publisher Mr. Henry g. Bohn, Of London. s rapid
y adding issues and from the character OF those here
Soiore brought OUT Il may be readily presumed what The
subsequent ones will be.
The latest issues received are Tayors Holy Living and
Dying and Lamarnes Genevteve-he former OF the Stan
dard Library and the latter OF Bohns series; Plato
vol Ciceros Ofcis and Kitos Scripture Lands are az
pected by an early packet
Also, LsTdners Lectures Science and Arts. EwbsnkS
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Bennetts Double Entry Book
Keeping, &c &c
Also, large assortment OF Cap and Letter Paper
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INDUCEMENTS.-The N.

Nv BAY CEMETERY co. have determined to sell
At PUBLIC AUCTION large number OF their burial los
~ the highest bidders The sale will be held at the AMER
fCAN HALL corner OF Grand-sL and Broadway, on the
evening of the I'D Jan. a. Il o'clock. - . ,,,,,r,
TTIFcY Will BE SOLb WITHOUT RESERVE
The proceeds OF the sale to be applied TO the further
embesbment Of the grounds, and putting up the improve
ments This course has been recommended by majority
OF the lot holders The present prices OF Lots are Ave
nue. Lots $25; Second Lots back, SS9 Third S Fourth
ala ali Others sl5 Persons who purchase al this sale VIII
have The privilege OF locating their lots In any part OF he
Cemetery which remains unsod. -. ,
Terms Of saIeS 10 be paid on each Lot the night OF
ssebe balance within fifteen days when deed will be
given. single Lot VIII be put up with the privilege OF
any number the purchaser may want
brief history Of the following Cemeteries
Laurel Hl when started SlO-now selling from $50 10
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REcAPITULATlor


At meeting of the stockholders of the Macon
and Western Railroad, after passing vote Of
thanks to the officers of the Road for their zeal
and fidelity the following Board of Directors was
elected Edward Whitehouse, Charles Moran,
Drake Mills, Andrew Low, Edward Padelford, j..
G. Levy, Ker Boyce, ]. B. Ross, VIM. It. Matthi'
son, ]. D. Carhart, N. c. Munroe, c. j. Mcdonald
Isaac Scott, Esq. was elected President Of the
Company
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SALES by AUCTION.
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER. AucuOneer.
ILL L, " L IL DI Il, DID nD L, u ~

ANTHONY J BLEEcEER. Auct0neer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, No.
IL lg7 Bowery and the HOUSE and LOT No 2is Rtving-
ton-st al AUCTION
MONDAY January n 1851 al II O'Clock Al the Real Estate
Sales Room, BrOadst the following VALUABLE
PROPERTY. viz:
BowERY-The valuable threestory brick House and Lot
Of ground known l97 Bowery, between Delaney and
Ryington nearly opposite Sprngs said Lot being In
size p feet front and rear by 80 feet Ia depth.
ERWINGToN sT.-AiO the two story brick House and
LOT Of ground known 2i8 RlyngtOn ST. near Sheriff 81
said Lot being In size p feet front and by ~ feet In
depth portion OF ihe purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage For and further particulars OF
the above properly apply to the Auconeer, BroadsL
il8 l,2b6l
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By RAILROADS dRyTsg tie last "a k0urs-,I9n
lf-bY Etsei5 CAves 7lS bags Gas IS do Barley lS5 do
Four. p sides Leather 4g7 Dressed Hogs paek AGA
Butter, - b. so Catie eQ bushels Corn, Wool %
Sssks tthes ~ bbs Whisky and car load Oas.
~ Aet l0'k 0Hd Ns H1ees-5e bags Flour 90 bills do
~ nsgs Max q SEED, $50 pkgs CDeese So do Butter
ltz hOfs, rs sides Leather, and 40 bbls WHISKY
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FOREIGN Ports

A. Rio Grsnce Nov H. bark Wyman, Harrington ron ad io
Salem repairing brzs Russell Willis. for do DO Alfred Hammond
Green, from Nsw Yofk, just
Anst 81 John SB Jsn bark British Empire, Martin, Boston
Al Maacabo l4h u sch Nesta to Warshaml m quarantine 70
load FOR New foik ,....
AIsguayrs 57th ul brig 6; Andrew Robertson, from Baltimore
uncertain.
lst INST steamer Taylor fan, iof fOfo i'-0
nett Cav I'd others before reported
Auat e Asdrsws NB 4th inst sch UTICA Maoney Boston
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on EEw-YoRk.,,.......JAN.I Il.
Cleared.

sps Eseria Icons San Francisco, joan Ogden Norma Es
Havana, Taylor.
Barts Martha Allen Hsfses Duth Co; Nacsochse,
Torp Mans &c, Lsdd; Lsveyn, Pendston 81 Msrks &C.
Coe Anderson Co; CrOwen Lssgang, Cardenas G Rect
Golden Bg RchSrasoE, Portland, Me- Ly, Bems, CardenAs
Taylor Co. n,,,
Brgs Bolivar Beml Won Hagen, Oelrchs Co Home 81 NC
Led Trieste Msncks; star Wash 81 Johns NJ
Rouil Son; Juln Mouton DOnne Kingston, JAM ElTe5
Argostun Carey, BOLIVIA Harbeck 4 Co
Sch. Hunisr Thompson haysgus1 Merchant Couch ch
nopd. Comet FOWLER Washrgton Plato, Hammond, Baltimore
sloop Warren stsnnard New Haven
Raree Delaware. March, South Amboy.
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At Honolulu Nov l. Berooe, Wall FH, uI bound home. ,
Touched Faya Dc. Columbia Cash. Nsnt clean N 80
Of Two sPars; date Ontario Cathe2 NAa'
-
SIN I'VE Francis NB Faya Eov 90 had bssn chartered 70 sa
oil for New Beiford Capt shore under medical
having had both badly ursd By whale hns While as 70
whale g.. -
EBedinrt Oct ID lor AfctIc Ocsaa, clean.
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STRONG, N the S7ih lear q his age.
ffssds n dscsassd thoss II h. f.ss
"a ks. Joseph LORD fesreetaHY aftei b. ,e-
iro he late ree~pes Ne st6 Pear RrctJa %
ASP n vi kou1 rhef nv.fatsn
vH Fudss, 1aa A. thsSsd Of Der Nrs
foO, fehst .. the ats frsoenck Dstoo.
~ fssss s.es VI 10 AR rs.pse az ssa y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
TNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY OF

The corner OF Mott and Chatham ss al Auction IA v.
THONY J BLEECKER viii sell auction on NONDAY
Jan q, 1881, a. The Real Estate Sales Rooms Broad
ne following valuable property, VIZ.
CHATHAM AND MoTT sTs.-The valuable LOT Of ground
with he story brick BUILDING thereon known a. Nos
ia and 76 Chsihamst corner Of Most said Lot being IN
SIZE - ieet inches fronting Chatham-st 81 feet )
inches 10 the rear, BY about IS feet 10 inches In depth on
Most and about 81 feet Ia depth he other side Tile
nHquesnonaoe For terms maps and further particuls
apply to The Aucuoneer,7 BrosdsL C,z75) n5B0.2zs
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigne

AZ SSIUNEES OALE.-IheU Undersigned
AV sell Al Public Auction on the 18th day OF January
1851 o. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. al the Congress Steam Mills H.
FOTsyhsL the Stock, Machinery and Fixtures OF said
Mills consisting Of Machinery for the manufacture OF Mus
lard, Coffee, FarnA Chocolate. Spice, &c. Horses,
Cart and sets Of Harness Grocer Wagons. Rocka-
way and Light Wagon Office Furniture &c, Stove
Iron Safe, &C. Merchandise. &C. JAMES III. THORNE,
Assignee Of JOHN CORELL. jl87t'd
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Snoken.& &c.

Aou J. uy VatQr, cardeaas On nsD ork ANsAAi
Drtch n GlYsry. from Frant fot ior Cardsnas -
Jan ia Ia IS os H. LAKE from Boston for W nson -
Jan IT, lat n A. lon T5 steamer bound ~s painter
lsad color. With blck waist 49,,
Jan lat &C. DO oa ST. 81 Athens from Liverpool Tor hoshs
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JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK. Anc.

New.Nork ~ - D'OaI y" ~
Hall, simeon Draper, ESQ. Hon VIM v Brady : r. H.
ring, ESQ Geo y. Neabtt, ESQ. Coleman stetson
Saes OF Rea Estafe Household Furpiture Croca. and
0ulDoor Sales solicited. Money 70 Loan on Bond and
NAN4H~eo III Inn
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On ssaesy jar Ia At he PhAhn1 haamouta County
D kss Joan ftsneh, M JANIS GAEl, 81 us Cty 70
MANI fkkRCh, % h fctnsf Raee
lsn - ;, ksr " h. FsfFs BkRRiES Jr 70 Ma yAHE
ncGhA1h bo;t OF ks city
JAS Is y Rev Jsssss Lsoss M. LEWIS N0RRIsoNto
Gs kOWkrA aangAfsr Of NHfhsu Eq an q ths CIV
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ANTHONY J. BLEs0xss. Ass,eosss. -, -.
VHE VALUABLE PROPERTY oI

u Elersrest stAUCTIoN -kThoNf b t.s ~ ~ \,
~ III - aae,ion 90 MONDAY, Jan y, lr3l, Al "
n =, hs Rea Essse gsles Rooms BToad-sL ne foi-
1870 VALUABLE PROPERTY, VIZ; -. -,
on FlpKfDGE ST The 2stery sud athe elSA 49,
p0irSH Ard LOT groand, Known A. o. eldfdke-s"Se
~ Tot being ssize % feet inches front And reel ~
et in depth HUuse - feet inches by Anoe, - 'a -
depth win aleyvR y leadng W he rear o1A"s Vs.
i 1errpi, a ~ q csTrenierslop - -
$50 of ne purchase money remain On ooEd ~.
mortgage for yesr' a per cent per s sanaI
F'VsrsiSzlts u,2Tl
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AsrsosY J. BLEEcKER, Aactoneer.
XLIIIHARl SALE OLE NALUA-

hXENUIOk+S SAbc Of NAhN"
EIBtE HOUSES ana LOTS on the B1Scr ana -. .,
16rv.r--st Al AUCTION ANTHONY }. 6LEsChSA
sell Al suction on WEDNESDAY, jar, p 1911 Al y
,rek Al the Real Estae Ssles Room. Brns1 - ~ Or
S,r of ire Executor, TIE following VALUABLE fhOr-
rRTY. VIZ; ,,,,, ,,,,r IA, a,,vary
BOcKER BATRS-Lot 25 byils feet IN deP'n' with all
the improvements be5eOn.
Aisofi Ire 2 sory briek front DWELLING HoUSEknown
az 70 Lot being In size . feet BY 81 iee1 ~
For Man, and further particulars Of the shove property
snnlv 10 he AucuOneer,7 Broad-st ~
Fxecuter for The Estate Of Sarah Gomperts decd
as ,s Q,2f)
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pRILADEIPHl

PHILADELPHIA, Jan lT-fvea Brgs Bsrnudan tBr, saan
ders Psrambucoi Nev Work. casfns New Osans;
syvans, kucco Ns- lork Wm Bard. stabss Margaret
Ann hsVsns DO John stall Wet,s RchmOnd Eliot; SHARP New
YoFt
CisarsdBsrks, Padn Murphy, San Fa-cisoo mai sac
Pott NAtha "a bg Emma Baks Boston, sch ar Adams
Steel Pennsyvsna kndeo o.; Zsphyr Doylss, Sew
Haven Margaret Aun Haven Ns~ 1o Toes, Hama Chks
Fosier SavaHraL.
NEWPORT Jan 6A brg charss. snowba frua Boston for
horok schs kdward Burroughs ou Boston Henry Lyon
iu Pal RIVER for Bstiu0rs Jouss Holmes fran Mscbas for
Mora Isabella AbAm TN Boston for DO; Susan C6ase
NoroA soP Pori judith Warts I'm South Kingston 5r SYoh
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AT PRIVATE SALE-Fno;n. aad

Ior sale four horse power and shop u let hres
- ano basement The engine be seen In operation
~ Il hesisr-sL Apply TO JOHN H. MEAD on he premi.
ses, or Of; ID. hOLBROOK, 70 Broadway f'1''''
u 600 10 - 500. 4 ~ ts-7 ~ S.Ion
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d. S. HoUGH, Auctoneer.
DOSITINE SALE WITHOUT RE

DOSIIIFE SALE WITHOUT re-
Il SERVE Of MORTGAGED FURNITURE on MON
DAY MORNING n 10 O'Clock, at 81 Greenwich avenue,
consisting OF mahogany chairs mahogany rockers,
hOgaDy French bedsteads marble top tables sofa bed
stead sofa hat stands "a chairs fine hair mattresses
8 walnut and maple bedseads, fine oil paintings, rich
frames, mahogany bureaus, sets giraDdoes, walnut
tables, with quantity Of bedding, crockery &c Rain or
shine il8A+
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DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold at Pub D.

DUBLIC SALE.-Wlll De sou al uV-
hours OF II and NJ. the premises, the FAhai VI VIC
subscriber handsomely located miles from the Sly VI
New Brnswick on the road leading 10 Milestone sones
se Conpv Said Farm contains ll6 acres 10 oil WOou-
and loo of arabic land without one foot OF broken or
waste land IN fine of cultivation The ouluhgs Ars
nearv new and 10 good order; fruit trees ofal kinds TWO
large peach orchards in full bearing beside large peach
TINS Yarn IL worthy the attention ofany person wishing
good farm Inquire the premises or Of the SUBSCRIBER
n1 ga Iva 4. SEXTON W1KOFF.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER AucuoneeI
THO MECHANICS AND WORhING-
Il MEN-ANTHONY BLEEChEk VIII sen ~, a ~, AT %
, On iESDAY the 2lst inst Al y o'clock a. he MIR
CHANTS EXCHANGE $50 LOTS ,S 90 s6 5os
yrtv. the whole OF the right grade for building pur-
poses and forming one Of the most beautiful Sst, o! Lane ss.
We rsn Pc bad Al the Sales Rooms Broad st.
ana 16lQN&2 kl,<Ool
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49, o.. r,,.,, f,cen hsT kte rsseenee ~ "hh''''
49, -. 80 p n -thoUt fuFthsT IcFisoon . =, -
ia. H. Alfred. lnsant son Of WaAaH ara Chis E'h'4
10 ncuths l. a Fl .hor- IN. .svsr, Iness, NJ B.
NJ TuaTCHER, . toe sd year a his are N, - n
nd rslstlYss OF the family respectialy W. ~
- ~. fuueral % Sunday 18Th from Re ate rsasSee "
f,.,-. 81 vrhouf further notice =. r n. Nm
%, Tburday 18Th Bani 900 Of NJ Oeorse =. ~.
Cashier Of 10 Eev York STATE Issgfaph company As'
Tureral % dfy, Saturday. ai3 ociscn
The arrest sovsrs ~hch on Esfih are Erorn'
Are mostly cuIed a. soou a. hey ts cic~ni
Inj 20 IN Heaven ts the AHges choczs
The aovsrs ssTfh desires last % loee 49,. .. -
In Broatlyn Jan ~. JOHN W COCHRAN, 10 ne OH 9-
kls r.crasts5 %
.t,sd s f9s.rs 90 Sunday, a. ocioct r. a. non na -s
gs3 Ancge - - H.. r.-.,,rr d.
D.p,rsd his NJ. Friday morning Jan ~ ai'eft
= arI IS ~. n Johr MARVEL 41tk year 81 Der az
ne relative, aud trends Of The family are - 49, AZ
s.,srs ~ funeral Monday, 10th INST a. III cloA ION
r,a eorrs Of DeKaib aad Bedford avenues Easi bfo0A9
Hsrrs s~fHbe ken 10 Gre=n~ood N4metery
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SALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN

-
OPER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE MAD
RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
The Directors ofthe Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
Company viii Iell Auction at the Merchants Exchange
In the city OF New.York, 90 TUESDAY the twenty.hrn
day OF January inst al u o'clock, by Messrs Hagerty
Draper Jones' Auctoneers, Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars Of Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the said
Company
These Bonds form portion Of series OF OOo to be
issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company
for the purpose Of relaying their track with heavy rail
and OF paying Cd the floating debt Of the Company They
will be secured by mortgage given 10 Trustees on the 90
tire Road with is equipments fixtures and appurenances
subject to prior lien Of 10000.
The Bonds win be In OF 81 COO each dated on the
lsI February 1884, and having een years to run with In
terest al per per Rnnum Interest coupons
payable At the Bank Of Commerce In New-York on the
hrst day OF February and August IN each year. will be- al
tsehed TO each bond
The Road extends from sandusky City, Ohio on Lake
Ene to Springfield, lS miles, where II with the
Lille hiams Railroad, running Cincinnati. From
sprnghedit extends 10 Dayton, "a miles, and 1t has
branch road TO Rlndlsy. 6 mtes forming total OF ia
miles OF Railroad
Tie Road passes through number Of nouhshing towns
and an agricultural country Of great fertility II is finished
and In full operEon the income for the four months
ending on Soth November last having been t35OOo The
cos' oihe Road up 10 this time b......... $266,7H IS
Inc capital stock being,...........,.. 1,s50O35 %
Donos already $4,000 90
FIoehk DeOt'.. 235696 IS
The terms Of payment viii be ten per cash. the bal
snee 10 be paid In equal monthly payments OF ten per cent
commencing the Let Of February purchasers having
the option OF paying the whole amount In cash that day
The Bonds will be convertible into stock at par any time
before their maturity
kor further information and for printed statements show
ing he condition Of the Road apply hesars. SAMUEL
HENSHAW SONS, Merchants Exchange, Boston, or
70 nl0Rldl WAND co. s. Waist
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EAsURER's OFFICE koRwlcH AND NoSSssIks(
RAiLRoAD CoNPASyl Z
NORWICH. CoSN Thursday, Dec -, lsoo)
DIVIDEND ofTWO AND A HAL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and IN

nIVIDEND.-MADlSON and IN
DDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY. : The
BOARD Of Directors have this day declared Semi Annual
Dividend OF per the Capital Stock, ncudug The
paid on the Script Shares out OF the earnings OF
he six months ending Sls December 1880 ito STOCKHOLM.
ers Al the close OF the books on that day payable on ana
afler IT. ESDAY, 28th January inst
CITY ofNew Ysrk viii receive their Diydeade al me once
ofWINSLOW, LANIER Il co 81 WalsL
Certificates OF Script Shares must be presenter a. met
Office for the Endorsement thereon of this Dividend payment
Dated Madison, Jan. Is, 1881
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wv M FaANKLIN, Auctioneer.

WIN H. franklin, AueuoneeI 49,,
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
" WILLIAM Il FRANKLIN, SON co. VIII sell
At Auction on WEDNESDAY, JsnHsTy - a. IL oeloes
al the Merchants Exchange, and ne glowing Jays ~
TORS On First second Fourth Fifh Sixth and seventh
Avenues f7tb lsih 49h 18Th 9Th,
a5th ath g7th l7lh llsth, lsh SIS and IN
ending extensive Water Privileges al Turtle Bay on he
East River. ,-,, -, -, q, go ~ the
Aucuoneers Broad-st tAofel -
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-CASH for MORTGAGES.
IVA country gentleman, having on hand several
thousand dollars will purchase good rstrae mortgages
on New York Brooklyn or Willamsburgh lots at a mod
crate discount Mortgages OF very small amount, or
having many years run, wiz not be objected IL well
secured. Address Mortgage, this Office, postpaid, with
name address, and null particulars by Tuesday evening
il8 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
NIVIDEND.-The LAFAYETTE IN
BANK DIVIDEND.--EAST

0RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION 1853 Chatham.
square corner Of JamessL New York-The deposos are
hereby notified that a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at
the rate Of FIVE PER CENT. per snnum will be paid on
demand, during the hours OF business Bank upon
all sums Of s. and upward and less than $780, and FOUR
PER CENT; per annum upon all sums Of $500 and up
ward whlchhave been deposited least three months pre-
Wous 10 the LIST inst
All interest not called for will be placed the credit Of
the deposition principal.
open 10 receive deposits on Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 7 o'clock P. M.
BY order Of he Board. ELIAS @ DRAKE, President
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Secretary.
New Ork, January Ia, 1851. il6 81
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DIVIDEND-Tbe MERCHANTS

1/INSURANCE COMPANY, OF the City OF New Yon
have this day declared DIVIDEND Of six per cent pay
able on and amer the nth inst The transfer books WI
closed until afler that day BY order Of the Board
J8l0t GEORGE w. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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n y The Fire Loan Stock OF the City Of New York
(S5OoOoO redeemable the 18th day OF January, 1881
will be paid that day, by the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund, al the Controllers Office, No Hall ofke
cords Park.
~ Interest viii not be allowed on said Stock aner tho
said 18th day OF January, 1851.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR Controlsr
Controllers Office, New-York, Jan. 8, 1851. illu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
corr,.ponaence Of the miners Express.
Bosrox. Nov. 81, 1851

Bosrox. Nov 81, 1851.
DrAR SIRs Boston is alive to the Munich
pal Election which cxciteS considerable atten-
ton. Three candidates are in the fi.ld-Whig,
Democratic and People Candidate the latter,
Dr. j. Y G.. Smith, editor of the Boston Wed
ical Journal, who served TIL city q years as
CITY and Por Physician, is anmn ofword- wide
reputation in his profession and in the Literary
world Ills election would fr n credit to tins
city. Il will wipe off portion of her abolition
stain, and place ono the first men of the age
in the MAYORS chair The best men Of both
parties will support him, and that he may be
elected is the wish Of old and young among
those who know his merits
Mr. Hayward is preparing for me press
a G,ze:trcr Of the L. States, and Nlr. Cotton q
c,litorni, Guide cons sting ola skeleton map
Iowa. showing the roads to Council Butts, the
| route on the north side of Pl'tt river, with a
man of the same, also of California, Oregon
Utah and the route across the lsthmus to which
will be appended such advertisements as will be
beneficial to emirrants Mr. Cotton will also
rubbish descriptive notes OF the West. Mr.
Spaulng of Dubuque is, or VIII be, the agent
or all the above works.
| Business here is not very brisk Shipping
masters complain that there is great falling Of
of Southern trade, that their vessels must be
s.'nt TO New York to get freight &c--all causct
by few fanatics who have no interest in com
mon with the commercial future Of the pnpu
lation.
The money market is some easier A dcci
dcd improvement has taken place during the las
weck-S.atc street, the Wall street of Bos' on
has but few blue faces compared with tormc
weeks. Sill several failures have occurrc
within the last few days.
7nat same OLD Coon is on his BACK in thi
State, it is painful to hear the Wings lament owe
his fate, but "truth is mighty and will prevail,
and ssthough crushed to earth will rise again
This maxim has been amply verified in the re
cent State elections, and shows c"nclus:vel
that our people prize equal rights and civil lib
erty, and WILL HAVE these blessings. May on
children be well educated and taught to hold on
laws and institutions next TO the BlDe-tnc Dcs
Gift OF Heaven to man.
Arrivals and departures Of Steamboats, an
vessels is news which you lay before Your rea
ders much earlier than you could get by letter
4 good deal of interest is felt here in your low
Railroads. These yankees look to the west for
large trade on their Railroads. and i'm their mer
camille business, which in my opinion, shows thci
sagacity. Iowa needs only to be known to rap
idly fill up with first class citizens. Hence you
descriptions in your paper arc doing much goo
will, persons at a distance.
Truly Yours.
A TRAVELLER