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From the North Carolina Standard.
A New Issue "TreasOn /"
The Million Chronicle of the 3oth October

The Million Chronicle of the 30th October
contains the following remarks:
"THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.--As difficulties
amounting to treason exist in carrying out the
Fugitive slave law in the abolition States, and
as the return of the fugitives from these States
to the South is matter OF doubtful propriety, il
occurs to us that il would be good policy so to
amend the Fugitive slave bill as to make the
States in which fugitives may be found respon-
sible to the owner for the value of the fugitive
and let the Abolitionists keep the 'darkie'
and make the most Of him. 1t is evident that
unless the Christiana and Syracuse traitors are
hung, the compromise will be mere rope of
sand in the eye Of the free States-they will re-
spect the compromise so far only as it may suit
their convenience or pleasure. And if this d
the case,the South will deserve degradation ar
infalny if she submits to tho :som' .omise. It Z
however, likely toNbe the cases We can tell
better when the traitors Of Christiana and SYRIA
cpse shall have been disposed OF. II they are
made to dance between heaven and earth, it
viii not be the the free States will proba-
bly, respect the law Butif, as is feared, a jury
cannot be had in favor of convicting them of
'treason-t!ie case will be different, and the law
may as well be burnt up. In the lstter event.
what should be The dutysof the South! Secede :?
tho fraa Statss rssnons;hla far fuo;t;vaa When.
ava. seo,S as;tt;n tbe;r l;u,;ts and nnless hena
M sasnaas;hia aach ,S,ate nav. nm ,rnn,n,is
sor tha si,O;s;nes Il T. fonn5 70 barbo,n
Tha SS.aa;ss, n seams would mako . nev
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themselves ~ pay s."n "i'"N'
the,r iilnhs ne iuea 70 P.epos'ea :,
pu' tne It" go $3.50. ..";,n ~ 80
some u .e Ci'' '''s''A =. vs. .h 49,
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VOL. III

has tended to sharpen and point the mental force
of the man. His speech was pointed and tell
ing, and no man who heard it, could deny it was
one of great power and force. 1t had an cleo
trical influence on the audience. 1t is not our
intention to give synopsis of this speech, and
we shall simply say, it was most admirably fitted
to the occasion and the circumstances. r..
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of the same mould and material, though doubt
less the balance of intellectual grandeur and
force descends in favor of the latter. They are
primitive sparks flung out from the fiery turbu.
ence and revolutions of Europe, to form the
nucleus of new spheres and revolutions. We
may, in paying all respect to the survivor, sacri-
flee bccomingly and gratefully to the >manes of
the dead. Let us honor the unfortunate Pole
in honoring equally the unfortunate Hungarian.
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Isaiah Rynders, 1t is said, will receive the APP
pontment Of first Clerk in the Registers Office in
New York city.
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SENATE The bill and joint resolution from lLe Hopss
in reference 10 The burning OF the library were ).
fened
communication was received from The NAVY Ds,ar,.
men asking for an appropriation 10 DEFICIENCIES (,
The present fiscal year.
The resolution relating the printing Of the seventh
taken up but the Senate being thin its further
consideration was postponed until Tuesday week
The committee upon The reception OF Louis kossu,b
recommended that the course be pursued toward,
him as was pursued towards General Lafayette.
The Senate then adjourned until Friday next
The House Of Representatives did not sit
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WUITEHURs1"s new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
minp Dawuencotypcs, Davs Bo between
AZ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This gsay built
the second foor and arranged expressly for this
Of the largest skygh in this county,
for copying paintings daeueeoypss NOT having superior in
the world, where be obtained beautiful highly
dssueueoypc. all weather though cloudy preferable
for children. Post promptly attended to.
Awarded the first medal Pair Of Maryland
ute, and premium At the late Fair a New York,
GiLLsrirsNo. 205 Baltimore Baltimore DAT Broadway
New York Pennsylvania Washington, H. C n Main
street Richmond, Wrenis Lynchbure Virgins Norfolk, Wiz
rnia and Petersburg, Virginia,
These galleries free the public Ill hours u the day
j. n. wHITEHURaT,
Dec. l2-d3m aoie proprietor,
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Tor CURIkrMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS-
a splendid of The
following seasonsble articles TO
Extra silk cashmere French flannel dressing robe.
Do scarf, stocks, crsvsts and ties-in rich
and pleasing vsretyfo dress, wedding evening parties
six and linen pocket handkerchief
Gloves Of all descriptions, Of makers
Extra superfne fur ditto
suspenders, hosiery,
Also, full superior plain fancy
With complete supply Of wooen, meruo cashmere.
fur under, garments,
Also, brushes Of all kinds porte monnaies, purses
Pocket books, canes, and umbrellas.
With toilet articles in abundance
CHARLES H. IANEp
Fashionable hat and genuemen furnishing establishment
near ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 81
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no THE DEAF.-DOCTOR HARTLEY, aurist tiom me Ear
Iprmar begs 10 inform those oil
Washington with WHOM he mas
that he has, IN compliance wih ueh
all discharges from he
speedily without causing
and he Will guaranty cure IN az
malfof H. be consulted
Al his goods Pennsylvania avenue
10th Washington from 10 O'Clock dAy
Evenings by appointment. ~,
Thirteen yeaIs and almost undivided attention 10 this
enabled him reduce his treatment
degree find the confirmed and obs
a steady attention the prescribed
submitted with confidence They
estimation his professional quancalons
held by distinguished medical Of the
country
pleasure Hartley practice aud have
favorable Of his character, both Ia the
profession and as gentleman - - = !
Professor Of Surgery, &c.
HIS professional abilities will duly appreciated by
''Ns JOHN II. WHITAKER, MD, #,
Professor Of Anatomy, &c.
Prem my Hartley, have found his depor
'ment correct and gentemanly. .-.- 49, - .
pleasant duty give testimony in favor OF the treat
adopted by Hartley Of deafness. The appca
sunaended by pain Inconvenience and L.. ELECTS almost
instantaneous. H. r. KAUFMAN,
Counsellor at-law, % Chambers street.
of partial deafness treated by him
happy Dr. H. Is scientific gentleman, and
produce testimonials Of his ability IL this
difficult branch Of the medical profession -Glsbe.
the recommended
Harley, 80 Arch above Third He
a professional and. having paid particular
affecting acquired bis skill and
with this affection than
which by physicians general
spatch
Dec 7-du 81
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respectfully inform their and friends and
public generally thai they have lately opened an ONCE over
Exchange of eden Witers Co., h the
of business
agents. especially agents OF claims
selling lands
thereof The junior partner a. Men Lathsm) lawyer
busaess in the limits of
partner Orchard NJ Young having been
General Land ONCE and become familiar with
public lands and having been also
Judge pcuades himself that he will be
business which requires knowl
where capitalists desire
invest their funds.
will be made claims inusted 10 their
character They beg leave
Selden Withers Co. and members of Congress
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
j. Men. LATHAM.
2I-2w
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CARD.-ws would respectfully inform our customer,
have accounts with that their respective viii be
rendered TO them during the week and
quest each and all make
the
thanks r and request o
the merit when prepared
friends and the public generally immediately opposite present
location. .
Dec 23-d6tf w NJ sHrraTrp A 70
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
EURO.

{TnrougA in fVesfy fDo Aoars and q Aay.)
uIa line On plsbuts baltimore and susquebanna and
Penn ylyania railroads is In successful opera
on Nv IL Bsitos. at II, than an honi
amer arrival the evening tnin 'io. a
10
a,o.a tfaa anJ without delay, crossing
me mountains and arriving in ptsbuis a, o p M ms
d.y AMER starring distance is performed by railway,
Win the miles, which done IN nfs class coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pitlsbug the Central nroad al a. m and
aY,iy. al the morning, where ue eA
pres. sn and rssqushsana railroad wiii be ~
waiting Immediately BALTIMORE, arriving Msis a.
a M In Ine Washington, which leaves al 81
m 90 This reliable offered 10 The pubic
Ouy-Fare through (either way Sil :, :, 1880, 49,.
For apply the teke, agent OF the aa sasqus
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station Baltnofe or Tue
agent Central Railroad Company riusburg
$500 ALFRED GATHER, .
Superintendent OF Transportation.
NJ "A -di
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FTER thanking patrons for the increased
patronage extended during the past year. beg 70 assure
hsm Tint we shall positively receive the cash
short dates for all due the LIST We feel
only requisite add thar Of friends
contribute 70 temporal well being and doubt not VIII give
them the utmost pleasure,
Dec 16--30uf PERRY = BROTHER,
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VALUABLE business stand Rent Warrington

yJALUAB BILE business Stand for Rent in Warrington
city immediate given Of the three stores
building erecting the established stand the
and Market Space They built in the
goods with lights
Is wide 30 feet deep IN the clear with
light the the y feet wide BY - feet high
wide SIS deep and feet inches high
clear dry finished for sales well lighted by several
building The front
Market Space IL feet WIDE 81 feet desp then
2 feet wide by ~ feet deep having skght feet wide BY y
long wide by IS
deep, inches high. There communication from
basement by stairway The third
feet wide by 81 feet deep, with kyga feet BY feet in the
could be made by throwing
Each vault the for
fuel.
For terms apply Potomac House,
side pennsyvana avenue between ID and AZ streets
Dec l3-TuThSatu ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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SPLENDID PIANO FORTE for ale,

A SPLENDID PIANO FORTE for sale. al ST. and
three quarters best Of New York
wood with heavy moudngs legs and Of
S2Ia This instrument warranted in and well
the notice purchasers Apply c. r. Hill (d New York
nj Cap'nin Sawyer's house, Pennsylvania avenue.
Piano foes tuned SC Also, second hand Siodard
500
27-d6t.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 80, 1851.

01-Es~Asps, sAnosp, Co.. express agents and banker a.
The United States London and Liverpool have
for the 1Unon,o and authorized receive
and advertisements this paper Their once /. AZ No IA
Gresham street, and In Liverpool at No. Columbia Butd
This concern connected In this country with well known
house OF Adams Co.. agents aud enuusd 10 s
dence Of friends abroad. ~
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q. w. YNHBY, v. r MULLEN,
Of Washington City. of Virginia
VERIFY q MILLER,
Washington
WHOLESALE and reinu dealers foreign domestic .tsp.
and fancy dry goods, mainss cloths, table
and piano bed spreads Blankets sheen-
nshng dry goods generally,
Strict, prompt, personal attention given
27-lyf
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mrs. CHOATE's Millinery and Fancy Store. Four
wi and half street. Penn avenueMrs keeps
hand millinery goods bonn.ts
dress made order She confident
be by other establishment Her
and trimming articles well selected and used
satisfaction Christmas and Of superior
quality. Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't
house north of Pennsylvania
Dec 2i-dlm
posed nteroceane canal with the and illustrations by
y. g. Squer 49,
For stle by TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Dee az booksellers, 9th
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TUE sale of useful and fancy articles for pur-
chase OF wood for the suffering the s
Odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening.
We regret hear that important and benevolent should
be poorly encouraged The articles offered for
Of them beautiful and addition those celebrated and de
shuul musicians the players engaged for the evenings
entertainment.
Dec t2-du
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NOTICE.-The stockholders OF The Washington light
Company notified charter
meeting election directors the ensuing
will be held the office Of Monday, January
1852, O'Clock,
Dee 2l--d2w Secretary.
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SEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.-WiI be issued by
y all open books when
earnestly respectfully Of all whom they will
same, either with nego
table paper
CLAGETT d DoDsoN
Dec 20-slst Janif
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HE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building the exchange
general banking business.
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
8. W. MARsH, Cashier.
Dec lG--u
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CARD-We, the subscribers, respectfully notify persons
with bills will be drawn
presented them Gath OF present
In order that continue business prohby
and, indeed importance this ume-is
ment OF every account when presented.
CLhGETT, NEWTON MAY, h CO.
Deco milf
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DOCTOR YOUNG.
Eclectic Physician and surgeon,

Eclectic Physician and surgeon,
- ESfECItULIY informs the cIiizens Ui Ev.
IL ansville aud vicinity that he has opened an
office in this city ter the practice Of Medicine and
surgery, in all Its branches, accordin to the most
approved practice OF tciertc such laid
down by the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincin
natl ,aOd theNemphls!,ledic Institute. The Eclec
&c ar American system OF practice has proved supe.
Tor To oil other systems Tie practice being such
its Indicates, eclectic. lecting the gooU
rom eve system and rejecting all dangerous and
ieleteri6us method. which i'm, nj, the vital pow
Ut the patient. The eclectic sy stem embraces q
great number ot medicines not generally known
ssed, dts success in curing diseases is believ
ed To be uneqnalled The average mortality OF
Cholera, under its trea 'rStnt, ss been less Than
hve per cent. whch Or. \ Dung fully tested in New
Oleans in lS46 am. lag, durisg its prevalence
there, and other diseases less than two pr cent
Hence, the Neicurisi, Antnoual, anu blood let.
uny system OF treatment is replaced by Tar better
agencies.
Dr Young is prepared to treat oil diseases Of the
eye and Tar. ana all chronic diseases. lie W II
cure all cancers and Fis,ula IN Ammo, by a new
meth d, no, using the knife in any case. He has
cured kpilpiic Fits ut fourteen years standing. He
~i.l ati, nj calls any distance in the country.
Can bc consulted at Mrs P.nticost's, corner Main
and First streets.
Oecl4 ptaw e. WIFI
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NORTIiERN MAIL.

! NORTHERN MAIL. her ~
Arrives at Evansville, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at 10 P. Nj. Close. san,
days at . p nj. Depa, Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays at 2 A. M, Arrives at Vincennes
same days al p NJ - -.
EASTERN MAIL..By the River
Due al Evansville. on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS an,
Tn ,rsdays, al 8 A. NJ. Closes same days Ar
p M. Irregular.
SOUTHERN mAIL..sy n. river
Closes Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdsv: =
Up. M. Irregular.
NEW HARMONY MAul.
Arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday,
al r. NJ Closes Monaays. Wednesdays ans
KOCKpeR7 MAIL.
Arrives Mondays and Fri avs a 6P.N-
Closes same day at 9PM
MOUNT vERNON MALL.
Arrives Fridays al p NJ. Closes same day
asp. NJ -
CYNTHIANA MAIL.
Arrives Thursdays at 3 P. M. Departs sane
day at 5 A. M.
Mails TO Newark. McCutchinv,lle, ana Yves
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes imnedi.
ately. falnil 7- = =
OFFICE HOURS.
The Fost Office will be open from 7 "A. NJ. d
p. M. On Sundays after the arrival of he
Eastern Mail. AMI from ~ NJ, 10 p. n for the
accommodation Of the )uniry people,
fThe attention of the community il callee
10 the above new Mail Arrangements. Tbs
hours appointed for closing the Office and Mail.
will no. be ex.endel except only in cases Of ur
gent necessity Respectfully
w H. CHANDLER, P. N.
JUN l. 1850 7,
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MEDICINES.
WE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In all cases srAere MlicneiI. Indian aheumaf'e
Ertroet. fans to gire retief'" Rhenmat,sn'' Nea-
raigia, OF Gout. scAen properly applied.
THE unprecedented sole o, this Medicine in the
u short space OF seven months, Is oi lise'f sumo.
lent proof OF l's efficacy, ANA the TESTIMONIAL. Of
some OF Inc respectable citizens and fnyslciass
Of Loaiss lle no have used II Isee Circuiafs) can
not tail 10 convince the most scsptcal VI the virtues
Of this unequallei medicine.
DR.. IL NJ. Wea,heif"rd, Of Louisville, says =.
have used Mitchells Indian Extract With NOR
benefit to myself, than any. or all the r. needles
have ever made tiiaI al in th course OF 'orfyseven
years, ring which time ] have lnbt led unoef
Rheumatism am now relieved OF all pain"
Mai. honas NJ. Hicks, al Dol Louisville, says;
" In less than three days was relieved Of the most
excru,ialng pains, and my limbs we're oil n'easur-
ably restored to their nniu al freling To the af-
Acted would recommend this medicine, and can
assure the II il NO humbug " -
RAYMOND g. PATTEN, Louisville, n.y., sole
agents tor the United States.
For sale i'm Evansville. by
WV. NJ. WOOLSEY,
ALLEN e. Ii ALLOCk.
In Princet m bv r. b. HALLUCk.
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MEDICINES.
J. w. nnowN,s MIxTURE

a certain Cure for Lonorrheu and elect:
A LSO preventive fol Gonorrhtea and Sy PHI
n ills. An ounce Of prevention is better
than a pound OF cure" 81
Many Certiicaies might be obtained, was
not Tor the nature OF The disease. This ha
stoo the test for ten years in my haLds, wthou
a single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases OF many years standing
which had become changed into The second stage
ami were giv.nu up by the Physicians. Thi
Mixture Will also cure Elysipelas, klrgwOrms
Te.ler- worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world tor OLD SORES. Il is used by rub
bing ON we'll three times day.
fair trial is all that is required 10 establish
all sc, forth as cure and preventive.
E9Price, S 80 per bottle liberal discount
to dealers.
RShake the bottle before using. IL
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MEDICINES.
a AATCarTTs
COmPound Extractc Of
ia - u - COifOSlls q p

rT,HIs Medicine, heretofore. has been confined al
j most entirely 10 domestic practice, being known
onfy 10 the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians With but few
exceptions, has entirely escaped the attention oi
TIE Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in popu, Gus portions OF the county. -,
lis medical properties are more POWERFUL ana va
ried than any other plant known TO the american
Florist.
lrIsA PowIRFrI. TosIc Curing Chills and Re-
vers Of long standing, when Qulnine anu oiher on
- have faIied.
FIrs1s a 5rrNrLUs- Increasing the secretions OF
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane. IL cures Asthma
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption r,
Is Az ALrERATivk- Having more powerful
sflecf upon the Liver than any known vesc,ah,e ~
cures Dyspepsia, Cosveness, Jaundlce ami all oii-
,ous diseases
aIrts ANrIscoRBUTicIt being prov ed bey ond con,
t.aGiction that it wH cure ScrutuIn, Scurvy and oil
DISEASES caused by impure blood.
lrts observation-disclosures all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch. letter, Scald Head. Pieuflsy'
Erysipelas, Scarlet Fever, Mea les. and Small Fox
IRIS DiUaErIc AND t.MENAGoSuE-Curngdis diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, fiysteria. Deranged
Nlenstruatiun and Chronic Affections ct the Womb
Er'It has proved TO be unsurpassed as Medi-
sine for Rheumatism and Gout, Mercurial and Sy-
pnalinc Diseases.
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REMOVAL.
CITY AUCI lON HOUSE

THE un lersigned have removed into the four
l. story tire-pr ii building on Water street, tive
doors above Main, formerly occupied by r. Barnes
and are prepared 10 cell at Anctn oil description.
Of properly entrusted to hem They will attend I.
cling Of Real Estate in any part OF the city.
Regular Sale Days. Wednesdays. and tor second
and Furniture and ''Calamlties" in general Satui
days. Having an abundance OF room. persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keepon hand general assortment Of FUR
NITuRE, consisting OF Sofas. Bureaus. Tables
Chairs Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Sc
&C. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles,
Notions. Also general assortment Of Clocks
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOISEY Il NELSON.
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HONOR THE DEAD.
KENT Il LAW kENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville. Indiana.

Near the Court Ho1dse.
THIS important Branch Of hcnt Il Lawrerces
extensive Marble Works, 10 now fully prepar.
cd to furnish any style of Meent''es 10 the Dead,
viz: Monuments. 0belisks, IOmls, Head and toot
Stones, OF every style, in American and Italian
Marble. They have employed the best tn.ra,ers
or Letreriss the E st afioris, and deiernine.'
that not only shall their works be finished in Bette
STYLE than any heretofore offered to this public, bu,
III rates as rea onab'c il not less than those OF anv
other establishment in the Wet. Any orders made
Trough the travelling agents Of said firm. will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended TO.
This firm works an extensive quarry Of beautiful.
arble in Vermont, IRON which they are constant
receiving supplies of marble in every torn. his
gives them an advantage over all others in filing
orders cheaply. - A word To the wise is sufficient
Call and examine our work and prices befoie pu
:hasins or mixing orders elsewhere
iyl3d&wly nj A. LAWRENCE.
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tUpon 1909 Policies now in force issued prior 70
Janu,ry ls, l649 texcepi term policies Issued since
Nay tst, lS4S) the directors have tecand a dvi.
dend OF 80 per Iebt ON the premiums paid at the ia
bic rates. being The profits u ls4s.
The Directors having taid the losses that have
occurred and reserved the sun, Of <376 800 H. and
he additional sum of $500 900 ot declared profits
as required by the bylaws, have cred ,hS pay.
ment u the nist and second dividends tbeiDg those
declared on the LEI o. January ie47. and ist Jan
is4s); those holding scrip TO bepaid on and ate
March ist, 1850; Of which time the Interest is to
cease, Those ~lOse dividends have been placed to
their credit Ia receive The same with interest BY
credit on their notes as they mature.
l.. GILL, Actuary