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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-04

~ GORGE j. SUMNER, No. 8, FIFTEENTH
w ST, Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, would call the attention
Of Country Merchants to his extensive stock of
QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS the new
set shapes and patterns. His stock is large and the va
nety great be found in the city, and will be sold
at as low prices any where, either North South.
He respectfully soies call. Special attention paid to
hacking NH 49,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-04

a DIE 4 GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
Relai and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERU
merry, &c. &c.
Careful and prompt attention given to prescriptions
and orders of Physicians, and dealers generally.
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Disasters, &c.

EosaErr~ foi Bo.ion) Bates from Baltimore Job ~ of
Cainrua sf coal discovered % b on IRE IN ~ "
lon She Do The Ess. Fakand Islands Flnu
after the fs va sees where -ae
scutsd wout to-a loss shs insured N ho-iga o.
ID. freight CO., follows $500 A. b und
States q. tO0 90 $3.50 reh 81 O A. tn Eq
BE- a. $500 fsht $4,000 at ths Hope s. "
on A1i Sc 90 a. the Fransn ne ssse
Lrrrroo JsA 7The South Ek for Win ngon. nc. has pnt
~ washed ovsrboaTdi out ~ lays The Pnacsi
FOR K.u ORLEANS has put osck with oss Of spsrs
FIuourH Jan 1.-THE Stella Mar Berger from Rotterdam lf
B0.ioH with wheel boEsPrt. sails, e. aAea
10 i, earned away Jan 3. stf9. lon Al. .
Dec Tbs Il Plaza, ci salem rom Oden Tor hi
was ur.o ID Sept % Mes.ra l-lsnd
Btls Ram reported Mr. W Emmons, who has st ar
rived Buffalo Caorua hsys been sst She sai '
Fraci.co 4 October ID large numbsf Of pa
Acapulco Mr. -ho had coave'
the EUREKA Who informed him that the Fsss
with board except the mate and two pssssnge
Fur;her han heard from asr near
IissupPosed hat Carp.utsr, Carpenter
on board inclined believe the above doubt
fill
CAEL HAAxAS stated 70 have arrived az Hong
Kong Francisco beating the Sea Witch days
Seas BUssH-Cap DUNBAR Of he sch Rddcs, AZ Hor
sch John Bu.hsl Lee, bottom u
wards Absmare Sound, the 25th ut i feared that Al
hands pershed The A K from Soffolk for Etenton
OxF0sB reported beng ashore the south
Georgeon OH We understand says
Observer the leaking condition ard on her =
before she will proceed hsf
in ong over the Bar the lat ns VII Il here was
heavy heavily her . sak IN
dasy She arrived Savannah the morning Of the 3D. od
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-. ,.,. ana. Wool and jtton, Edo, sos
Wors,ed. do sso; Befges CO. do SIS s's,ss'o'
~ 80 PaSSlnes do, III; Other Manufactures
Of Wool d. is5 Total, 76 packages valued al s2oss7
MANuFAcTUREsoF COTTON.
Cations 257 packages $50 col; COlored Coltons d DO,
9dc eeI Muslins DO Ilo6; Embroidery 4S do, 1852,
HandSerehies do sS7 Hose, do, l,7lS; Cords, do,
$50. Total, 397 packages, valued at $685..
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
SIX. packages 5oe; Ribbons do, l,4s4; sarsnets
DO 54s7 Grape shsws do, Liz; Broche shsws; d.,
ssi; Edgipgs do 454 SIX Worsted IA do, ASS Hard
Eerchefs do, 59S; Rsyees q Go, $751; Hose do,59i
Aius do 1884, Bdgand do, l,i67; Buttons do, 65s
Servings DO 5cf Raw, IS DO S7l Total, lie packages
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens, 40 packages, lo.o5li Linen and Coion, CO.
ls4l; Bobbins do AZ; Thread do 757 other Manu-.
factures OF Flax do, 4si Tota 81 packages valued a.
sl95l7
Straw Goods, 43 packages. 1919; Em6roidsry DO az
sbS%, = so zos az Hoser do 4s Total p pack
ages valued al Sl3,l45.
Entered fer Warehousing.
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. ca.
Woolens Is packages. S8,l52; Cloth do, ll4i sin1
% %of.isd 70 q d. SO MoTesns d. Covers 40
500; Blankets II do 240i; CarpenngN do l'o'' Ao'
ll6 pkgs, valued at S2i,2lS.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
cottons s packages SIPS. GSlored 60 SoTo ocs 2Jo
524; Spool IS do, 1855 Plush, do, 57S other manu-,
features Of Cotton 25 do, 1855 Total Z9 pigs vauea d.
S5l ,z7e.
MANUFACTURES OF SILK. ~
Silks II packages. &8440; Ribbons do, 2lLIl I'm
broideres do, l456; Grape Shaws SO do lS69s Sars
nets n do, 1890 sstins H. 5s5s Pongees Ia 40 A.
I'll; Silk and Linen do, 1000 Blk and Cotton ii 40
2225 Servings, 50 do, 1928 Fringes, do 58l GaoonS
do, 4l4; Raw, 122 do, 1896 Shirts do 2o5 To1a'
81 do 26S pkgs, valued at SI05,8Sl.
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens % packages $3.50; Linen and Cotton PacKa-
ares S2OO9. Total, IS packages, valued al $5,5lS
MISCELLANEOUS.
straw Goods, II packages, $l6,o59; Shaws packages
81 1862; PL Buttons packages, 1886 Mating ros SoO
packages $34H TOTAL ss2 packages, valued q! S<|%p'
REHABILITATION.
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Passengers Smiled

seamslip Philadelphia, from Neig. 0rieaHs Jan &C. for Ia
rana ChaoreFoT Hawaii Kernon and lady, Mr. Anderson
and lady, DR. Mercer aud family Mrs Fsrns Mrs Taylor Yassa
w Burchsrd Schumacher Mr. Robinson Mr. Ufquhar Mr. Gal
lr and lady Ferkms Gsors Bsogr De Rsynoso Ese
BY lady Mr. Green and lady Srou Mr. Jamson aud
servant COUGHS w Mitchell Ward w johnson Fos-
Hartley Lamohs Van Dyke and servant, Simon
and friend Capt Williams, H Van Ascken Geo Dyer G
Fuller Johnson Hor Starr Brown, Harris, Car
roll Cauuld l. Pierre Rodefegiu Slversmh, Vauhouser
lander vile For ChsgssJ Benjamin and lady; Mrs Dun
can child seryan'; Phet Norwood Kucad Kelley,
hompson Mrs Wathsnau Mrs FORSYTH DR. Levy and LAZY.
Levy lady. Ihop Mauch w Hyler Mysrand
w Hawn 5habin, boyle Mrs symptom and four
children Mead Rebou lady and child, Mrs Williams Mr. Kdd,
Mrs Richer Mr. Dunbar Mss symptom, Mrs Lunjy CHI
G Berlin Brandn w Dur bar Paie Mrs Brown and FAM
~ wNoI, Bsse Geo Wilson w sewel and lady M Barley
and family De Grooe Regeusberger, Miner Shlndau,
Mclean spauler John spAuler Lomsnsbher Steiner
Neal Lawrsson Henley He ley, Regau, RH Murray,
B MIhgan, J Sheppard, w Walker.
IN 6srk o Hayes for Buenos Ayre'-o Hayes Mrs Mary
Hyes Hayes Miss Elizabeth Hayes MISS Mara Con,
nell Combs Miss Hyrs, Of Newark NJ James De For.
York VIM Passman Busnos Ayres Gilbert Conn; Mr.
Tole, Phadelphia; L Comet Beck, frankfort Pa.
Passengers Arrived
brig BrrmaA from Jde nviecspt Rycott Bray late Of
bark EurotSs OF Boston, conde ned at Manila.
sEE-r-1-1a---z-
IMMATURE ALhAEAc.--...rHIs DAY.
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Spoken. &c.

45 80 Mara Turpin, % ds IN Isy for
Liverpool
Fsb ht34 30 lon a 49, sch sorgs Henry, Plymouth from
Ocracoke.
Dec H. lat 70 10 lon - Nanto snsOn I'm Boston Sept
81 for BuenOs Ayres.
Dec H. lat Is IS s. Ion 90 ship HndOan, of Salem ca'hias
fm New York (Oct 1877 for Calf, rna-
Feb lat 90 TO- Ion 81 90 brig Garland Savoy from Salem for
Para
Jan t9o 49, 49, sng Frances from HtanIas for
WaueU. RI
Jan TO- Of Ksy West AM ship Hungarian, of Boston, from
New Orleans for Lvsrpoo, De out
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MINIATURE LLxAEAc......rHIs DAY.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw YoRK.........FEB. 7:
Cleared.

stsamssFrankhn Walton, Hsvrs Livingston; Ironsiiss
Green south Ain0o! Fremont MeLsns Panama. Rowland As
pnwal
shps-Yorktown, Bradh London, Grnnsr nturn Coz Mega
Smith Liverpool Frost Hicks Manchester Tyler NOfe8a
Eagle Hazard w Wheaton Gates Galveston II Brown
BaFk-Eugenia, Simmer, New Bedford
BngsCapt John, BTanscon Cadenas Nesmth Som Aonian
syms Trinidad de Cuba dol spsran1 Utah Pacet Trieste Tah
Co.
schoonsrs-John Hatch. Eewbsrn; Nebraska. Washington
hasgorda Brown zueu COndsgej Jacksonville Nssmth
soops-T w Tnorne. Gum ings Fall River Huuess. We Oh
Harvest French Provdencs Moses Eddy Dean do Excel
Fall Rive
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Nv TeleRrRph.


NORFOLK, FEB 6--Arf sch Ehls Fsh, Cardsaas
ECh big fioreucs, for Ch1sres.
SO brig Brothers, sne sch Fitzssrs5. Tor West nies
hkN-okLkANs Jta ts-Arr 81 p suiaua New I3r.
CD bsrk swan Bostoa
Jan29-Arr Minnesota New.lork
CD saip Rsvelus. New York
8fee o-Ar ,hips Lsirston, ard Quc5ec, New York.
CHARLESTON tse sAr org Juro Col1s New York 81 Sal
lNan and sh Lusine Nsruo1 Abby
Sauds, DO; brig Clement. Bo.fop
CO ssrk Avoa ass brg Clement Boston 50 Ahsm5ra
gUstus New loFk '
New-foh ' 49, $3.50 '
&C hart Avela. ard hrs clsnsr, Boston
from Ksv York- ' 49, S'S
PROVIDENCE Feb AR shs southsras savsaosi James
Ray BsFmors JAnss Barrett Philadelphia soop Fsik BrSsa
New
Below, ,ch Mary Gitbs Baltimore
Sch Oxford wsnt 20 o. the aitsrnOOn OF the s,h
kENBlRlPORT, FEB IAN vessss pfssousv re.or,.f
out returned except propeller Stag for NeW winch kt
FALL RIVER, fee 6-Sld sch Wm Wnght, Norfolk
BOSTON FEB fCd ships Ocean, Busuos Ayes Rhous R,vsn
brig Delphi Carssras schs Luther Pernambuco; Tets 5 w
Prnce; fss, New Yerk.
MAcRIAs Jan g9-Arr sch Geo Rvsas New YsA
brig EDcch Bsuner Trinidad Henry fa1fsu. Ha-an
RocKLAAD Jaz SOAR chs Trumpet Ncr4 ~, y, gsrlo1
New Yoh.
sALIM Fss o-os Aara Re Grasee va cars 4 y-ris sh
0ts@s DARING AbaS.
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Arrived.

steamship E%p: City, wa;qs chars Jan a. kingston
Ship Australia to salem chsysr Manila Sept g. passed Ansr
Nov hemps, &C. to Williams Sept 20, lat II A. Ion
for LONDON Shanghai Feb IS miles Sc OF the shani
passed @ smack hsr aud bead Of oress out Of water boat
SHIP crsos Pierce New Orleans, Jan 10 dss to Frost Hck'
csd strong a winds for the first DAYS when OF Cape
Hasras had heavy NV gale With snow 6a inst was OIL Sandy
Aook.
SID n co with org Frances for Warren, RI
Bark Wolfe DAVIS SevoreSn Jan l5 the Bar 18Th, ndss
10 Foster Kckerson SD with ship Tam shaneT, soue
for Liverpool The Mayfowsr Crabtree, hence
Jan Is also bark catbsrn. Waite Of Thomaston.
BARI Mara span Key West Jsn s cotton, &C. to Ladd Has
had pilot on boad days. Which time have had severe gaze
with Ice tn. badly osi bitten or bowa
.heSs S ~. TeU S and n5. and va. o
damaged INTO Key West 18Th Dec Jan p OF Hattsr
Ss s sSrass Sc shout 50 miles distant saw ys. o
Dsni,h Jeusn Bsek Btsr sss,rs d. hds FRUIT &C.
Brs Burmah oi se5gewe) Sargent, Jacksonville "A Is, pine to
Hurbut Co FEB lat IS A. lon 70 30 pissed fore and
schoooero about 1870 her beam ends snd full Of
vessel bad vide Glow around her, and
Brig Lowell Thomas fsguss 80 ss logwoos and ft 90
Itaney sd n CO win sch snlsss smith ior so''oa Has
Sch Emily Johusoa Cole Baltimore days, miss TO Jobnon
sch D.Rc,,e,, Brewster w,Hns,sa NC pavalsors, %
Sch Emma Tuls corr.n Virginia d, bound New Hay.a
Sch Sarah aeDOaa,n Virginia days. Souai to Sew Ha'sa.
oysters
Sch Amazon, Packard. ysni~ bl $ as sa.,.
Sch Alfalfa, Coukin, Apsa,hos 1870 c1uonfo hkph Pos;
Sch Plymouth Rock, Lacey Boston. 6. ndse.
Sch Nathaniel Hoes Van ts Rclnsua "a Is, i-e ~ r.
hen lronses Feh The brig beors reported sank Oh
puSeut She then had bet mas, sialdag and vas 10 OF @
ons OF water
sch james Peterson sauus, Baa.aore. coal
sch Judge Bater, Ni.s)c, Batilore, coal
sen Ellen ssrs', hoy Newavsn, q, es' 53uni = North
Carouns.
sh Village Belle wstaors New Haven s. SQUAD 20 Nora
Carolina.
Sch Dwsh; Davidson Ferry, New Hassa,, d. cs e,ani 30 Nrh
Carolina.
Sch , IcWusend, -. Baltimore. c0sl.
Sch MARTA Pest; Lorg Island Souns
ncss to HufbutS Co. Was tsys % lie loI,aAr- %
Hsiteras bad Of strong n0ft westerly sass, All
driven OF The coast about 80 nles.
SAIEDS:samsr Fremont, McClsns Psaama ship Asnchs-r
Tyler New Orleans BARK siursss, Scott 81 JAso 20 Cuba
wIND-A, sunrise sw; noon w.
The bark Asroa, Lorng tor PhAaelpha has anchored n
The srsck tbs morning having capsl ths E1ma
AbeTtsor Capt HoNard. AL hands t&ksn Of
Ehshs BsSsr Capt Laws and brought up ~ ts c si %
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EEwBEDFORD, FEB s--Arr ba'k VeAIngsr, Sew Iora.
Fsb SID sch cohannsi, koro1-
nron, nur corr,.rona.rt..1

PHILADELPHIA Feb I-4rrirsd-Brr o HOLT cogE1s'
Marsss Tbompon. b; Tantc Parsons NeE
Ycr silva eb@e, Bgbes d; Anns somsrs, somsfs, DO.
Cea'edsrbs Ben Erglh, Bill New HaTsai Anne soni S0n
ers Ssw FoTt. -
MACBIAsPORT-ArrJ au % brg Gle McKsnnsy, Booni lh
sb Kezr New Y0rt. Fee I'D brig Enoch hen
sr Morton Trinidad Gs Csba sch HeuLsusas Norton hAAAA
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INSURANCE.

SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
~ NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
made in accordance.wh the provisions Of the Charter as
amended.
During the year 1850 l755 policies have been
issued the premiums duIng the same
perioA and the undivided Reserved Fund
of January l. 1850, amount to............'s'4lo 70
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount paid for salaries, fees to ply
sicians, clerk hire &c..............Slo,D 4 II
Advertising, Office rent furniture,
printing books stationery interest
on guarantee capital &c............ 1863 8
Amount paid agents for commits
sions, state taxes, postage, medical
examinations exchange &c. &c.... 1887 "
Amount paid for losses by death
less discounts for payment in adj
vRnce.......................... IoSo ~ ,,. -
Net balance Of premiums st Jan ls5l...$22s257 10
ASSETS.
Invested in United States and New-YOrk
State Stocks in accordance with tie char
$50 90
Cash hand oi<fO 70
Bonds and mortgages. oO W
Notes received for forty per cent life policies 402O 50
Premiums policies in the hands OF agents.. sOS5 30
Total amount OF accumulated capital. SS54755 "a
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
OF SIX per cent for the past year on the amount previous
dividends payable cash. and amer the first Monday Of
March next
They have likewise declared a dividend OF 6fy per cent
for the psst year ending s Of January, 1884, TO be cred
tied on the books OF the company such parties may
entitled thereto.
Certificates will be Issued 10 those who have paid the
whole OF their premium In cash
The guarantee capital amounting 10 $JOslO included in
the as annual statement has, during the year been
cesd and surrendered by resolution Of the Board ofRs
tees. in accordance with the charter.
Amount OF accumulated capital. q
Amount appropriated as reserved
fund ...............-........... Slili%)p w.
Amount Of dividends credit Of
dealers for 1916, a, As, 80 and 80. ll7,ll3 %
Amount OF dividends for l85l........ $3.50 or
Amount Of interest for 1851, on pre-
viOus dividends. 100 u
Balance Of dividend interest pre-
viously declared. .,.......,s,.'... j,Dl 80
$55L755 q
Whole number Of policies issued 10 let January
Whole number OF policies issued Tor the year l35o755
Whole number OF policies issued lst January
January 81. 1851 MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLINF FREEMAN. Actusy 1N
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Ship Honaua before reported al Hong Kong Nov had 100 bb
whale OIL 40 do sperm, g. 900 lbs bone board.
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NEW. YORK AGRIcuLTnRl1

NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL
v WAREHOUSE AND SEED sToRE-A A.,
LIN co. ise ard ~ Narr-st N T. offers f1> al. ~
largest Bnd most c0u,r assortment OF tha sts~ ~
best improved Aycullurs snd Horticultural oer.,.s
and tield snd Osrdep herds n The world en5rsc n s,.
Imp.s meet, Machine seed desirable FOR 49,. 10y
Planter or Gardener We would cal particular anssss5
TO our large vsriey Of m0st approved and YER syes
Flows Hauows, Seed Sewers. Grsin Drll. Corn Pssxs
ers Culuvai0fs, Com S1eller, Straw Cutters Hsv A.,
Cotton Presses, Grain Mills. Gaden ard III. EnSiss-.
Wafer Rams, Endless Clsir Suction sod P,rce Pess,.,
Horse Powers, Thre,hefs. Saw Machines, G.rdsn -
Field Rollers ssusas CATERS and Sinfrrs Gaydn &c..
Knives. saws, sc, Irsin Cradles Scythes 81 shs b..
Mile FORKS, &c &c. Wagons, Ca t. Mills Al Iacblss-
Of all kinds either on hand ~ furu.f.d Al 49, nof
Our extensive factory 10 hi' respect gidug as pecusrs
ysnsgee
GUAEO, Poudrelis. Pisster Bone Dust ke
SEEDs-Fresh Gardea ami Field Seeis ralses sxnre,..
for We shall recommend only lmpiemepis sepd, s,;
hsuuTes OF known uLl.y ard genuiueue.s !. 4 sha -
desyor BY he io1uoss OF prices and asieon 10 a.
wsnis of our customers, 20 receive the patronage Of e
public
Editors OF the American Asrlculluhst pubsAea month,
al g. year. A. 3. ALLEN co. lS9 and l9 ~aisr-sL
7f3ts
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/ IFE observation-disclosures MI

I IFE INSURANCE.-UNION MU-
~ TUAL LIE INSURANCE COMPANY-With a
LARGE CAPITAL SECURELY INVEsTED-Ofice
s. Wallst tJauncey Court ENSURES Lives 10 an OF
the various iors on The most favorable terms LOANS
granted Of one half Of he premium Life Pocies Rsks
takeL al equiiaDie rates FOR any paIt Of he world
BOARD OF FINANCE
Franklin Haven, President Merchants bank
Thomas Thacker, Merchant
Reuel Williams President Kennebec Railroad
Prospectus and every other information given BY
JUDD HOLLISTER, Agenis 81 Waist.
C. r. GILMAN, Medical Examiner 10 6lSkTu
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UIlce d me
GROCERS' Fire Insurance Company,
OSEo 81 WsAst, corner Of Pearl-st. AZ an election
bed lis Gay The following gentlemen chosen Direc-
to.s 70 MS Company for The ecsui2g year
Sampson Moore. Moses Taylor George Eder
Ben Sherman. Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin Alexander II Grant, Ckas. Surkhater
Ruius s.Cry, ASS 5 Porter, James g. Wilson.
Henry Edey. Isaac c Taylor. William r FoEer
Al subsequent meeting OF the Board SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ, was unanimously reelected President Of
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Eew-YOrf FEB. ,, 1851.
n. 3. This Company continues 20 insure Buildings
Merchandise. Household Furniture Vessels In Port Ec
the most favorable terms. Al losses promptly adjusted
and paid Eft
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CLOTHING.

WINTER GARMENTS.-In view OF
w the advanced taste Of the Season, wa are o1enng 81
reduced Prices selection from what in an endesyor 70 TO
tan the supremacy OF Goods have no hesitation 10
commending AZ he beat assortment OF First Qualify
READY MADE GARMENTS 10 lbe city, comprising a
particularly style Of surtous Over and BODY sackR,
hress and YFrock Goats PRntaloons, Vests, &c.
WIN T. JENNINGS, & Co. 81 Broadway
d2Sn opposite the Park kounIs'n
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KblG IRON.
A VALUABLE INVENTION.-CAR-

a VALUABLE INVENTION.-CA
LAvER'S PATENT SCRAPER, for all kinds II carriage
and cabinet work house ant shPoiners, tanners &c Nc
Fhisis an admirable Invention one that promises Ia a.
come Of general utility. By the Of ths simple machrs
one person can with ease perform the abos Of three %
Eve iRdvidsas with better finish III slructed Ia
very simple manner. consisting OF stock, scraper And
frame The scraper Is readily reversed In he frame and
works n fcient aud unik also
said by tanners 10 answer admirably In the pSe OF cur
Tying knife and makes the best bung mses, use
ii likewise Of very great utility IN snoohng he surface
OF son metals horn ivory or any other solid substance 70
curing smooth surface.
County and State rights for sale, and the model exhibited
nj the Jefferson County House. OF Thru
Twenty. fourth-sL N. application 10 5. PICKING,
or information may be obtained Al the Office OF he farmer
and Mechanic, ~ Nassau ST. NewYOfk. 10 ehick pager
those interested are referred for further particulars
II 2weods
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NEW YORK MININGand MI NERAL

NEW YORK MINlNGand MlNEhAA
' EXCHANGE, No. 50 Wal,sL front room, ID floor
Organized for the purpose Of facilitating the rHDsac iousd
the various Coal IroD Gold Copper Zinc, Ls I'D and oe
Mining Companies.
The true character OF every Company whose stock Of
fered for sale will he regItored aud no facts stated une
well authenticated ana obtained nom he most reliable
sources The intention Is elevate the character OF ns
branch bus becoming so important oy me do
yeopment OF the mineral resources Of our country
Convenient rooms provided for the accommodation
of parties where they meet daily for the nrchsngeo OF
opinions and transaction Of business Subscr puon books
10 new Stocks will be opened from time 70 ne, and cars
taken to present each In its light Regis'ered STOCK
will be offered for sale daily Stock Book sep In when
daily sales win be entered and efforts made 70 keep On &C.
curae list of all actual saes they occur Parties We
ing to buy or sell stocks Mining Companies wishing
register their condition. Will be treated with on aRpnca
at the office. WIN. A. WOODWARD.
New.York, Jan. q, 1880. ~ lmeod'
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OFFICE FOR SALE

NJ The best locations the city, htt-d up or etefy
1o.,tfr 81 vgofk ard will be sold on reasonaDo IeIs
AMI a. he tribune JOB Office. Nos and sp5lessc
W. CHAS, WiLLEFs' SUPP
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION.--The CopartnershP
/here tofore existing under the name and frm OF JEs'
SUP 4 FOX is this day dissolved by mutual eonssnh
Mr.. r. NJ Jeseup having retired. The business VIII 20
settled by either Of the parties RICHD. NJ IEsSUf,
New York, Feb. 6, 1851 CHARLES FOX.
COPARTNERSHlP.-The undersigned has this day ~
sociated with him Mr. Lewis s Ford and John Tappn m
the purpose Of ransscif the wholesale grocery and com
mission business, at the old stand, l7S Souths under ne
firm of CHARLES FOX co. CHARLES FOX.
New-York, Feb. 6, 1851. nT
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SUTTON'S JOB and CARD PRINT,
NING OFFICE l42 Fullon-st between Na'ssa-sI al
Brrsdvav IL furnished with all the machinery ti, ~
oers ornaments and assortment OF sesgns 10, -
rserchants not ecualled in the United salss, i.h Sir
country merchants store keepers and othrls - -
yV0rh well done aIe invited cal ani luogs i1 i1-
selves AHN''' ~ Fultrn-sL
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THE WORLDS FAIR.-An English

gentleman educated in London, and about to re.urnlo
England would be happy form an enlargement WIN ay
company Of gentlemen, private family 70 accompany
Them 10 the Worlds Fair He Is thoroughly acquanlel
with London its public buildings, and every onecto lnI
es 10 he traveller This would be an excellent Opppf-
nirv FOR those who wish not only the Far Duln5
beauties gsh Scenery which he adveriiser wol1
point out He has no objection 10 visiting the continent
having travelled great deal in France and sPeakng nen
~ ~ -, tuu ' IT 81
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UPFCORY,S CALIFORNIA PACK

- TxpPESs-Per steamers NORTH AMERI-
CA and EMPIRE CITY, on TUESDAY, Ill., ana Anlfs-
cav 18Th inst at P NJ. ,..t n ~,
b snbfebers viii dispatch Messengers by eacn OF me
shove and are prepared lOfOrWaTd gOOds nIouHI
i1bont Seenton having effected the most conpe.e az
,nngsmess on The Ishmus by which unequaed dispt,cu
- sscnrd Parcels received until tbs morning OF the "a,
he stesner leaves snd letters unu q p NJ; pacAasss
and heavy freight must be delivered al our ouSe po -
r. 5av n sailing where goods waiting shipment arc Gov
cred by insurance THOMPSON HlTChCOCA'
Managers and Agents, l49 Pearl 81 corner " az
S-Sbippers by this Express avoid tue annoy AnCo
ano * Peuse ~ ~ ms $500 81 tl3
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TO CONTRACTORs.-Seal.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seal.
ed Proposals will be received the house OF Evans
f. Russell In Darby, Delaware Co. Pa up to no 18Th DIN
MONTH (Febuary,) for grading. forming the bed and le
ing the plank the line Of ths Philadelphia and OaJ
PLANK Road length, IL miles Plans and specifications es
be after the let of % month. (gebuary st the abcs
named place JOHN II. ANDREWS, = foafenL
WIN ID H. SERRILL Secretary t25lm
BANKING HOUSE OF j. CARO-.
DTHERS K co. No. IS Wood-st PIrrS6 uRGH, a
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF nc
UNITED STATES. Reference Ia New York-Messn
Winslow, Lanier Co 50 Wallst aul7u