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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE
HI LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.-BOWMAN,
GRINNEIL co will issue drafts Of e. sterling aud up
ward payable sight any throughout Great Britain
and Ireland -
SWALLOWTAiL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACkET-SHlPS-Pe Persons wishing TO have thsr
friends bous out In either OF the splendid
posing above Lines which sail regularly the 9th and
ss DAYS every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from london Thereby avoiding delay Will please
apply 10 the only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRiNNELL& co,
Office No. So South-st, NewYork. and
No Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
n BNhen passengers decline coming, the money Will
be returned without deduction.
Liverpool packets leaving NeYork the 9Th and list Of
each mouth London Packets leave NewYOrk every ster
nate Thursday. for.passage apply as above.
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M cot sss on the sdsessdnss CT inc county " Wv
Ossn@ 49, osn,ed consulate the only debt OF the
~ .soposais yin b received for any sum not lee
- m ~ until Saturday the 18th day OF May int az
ah yin b addressed 70 the Agents Of the Company
Z.sI " Proposals for Central Indiana Railway Bonds"
twenty-five per cent Of the purchase money WIZ % 70
irS 10 Be paid on accepting the bid the remainder
susl monthly instalmen Of IS per cent Ang purchaser
IN be at liberty pay In full at once, and interest on inc
Hesd win run from date Of payment
0gvs to tire highest bidder. - $3.50.
printed exhibit with map and all necessary in'emS
ou in relation TO these securities can be had oy
Is once Of the Agents Of the Company, No ~
"s"'i0'1' nay ~ John s. NEWMAN, President
Indiana Central Railway.
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r. d. GOODWIN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE by AUCTION,

IL on SATURDAY, May % at lOt o'clock A. H. at the
Furniture Warerooms No loo Broadway near Pine, rich
and plain fashionable FURNITURE in great variety,
manufactured By hrass mechanical consisting In part OF
suites OF Parlo Furniture OF Rosewood and Mahogany and
in Brocaees Pushes Dauasts Della and Hair Cloth
Chamber suites Of Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut and En-
Furniture Sale will commence with number ofCsuntins
house Desks, Tables &c. Also, premium Refg ,rstors
Families and persons in OF Furniture, will find to
their interest TO attend The confidence De
70 this sale. OF high respectabity.
Catalogues ready. and made morning Of sale
Boxins ana shipping with care.
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E'OR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY

1fry Ju ne ISmThs Splendid doubleengne STEAMSHIPS
S 81. VI fITTsBCRGH, 400 tuns burthen VIM q
Sdsouiy, Commzndsr This splendid stesrnsaip hsyia,
s1tenve alterations to s1t her for tho trade and
sxs nss to any steamer on tbs
sso and Panama Her ssteoons are lsrge and sirv ana
ssost are superior any stesms7
sxs night between decka II IL Confidently srnrcfss 80
me pss:ase to San Traneisco in = shot time y
- :, zen. maze y any steamer thus Offering to fsrusx
- .nose wno desire their comfort, much plszSant,
man py the crowded steamers via Cbsres ~
= IIn.isa hunter o. pezenzers win BE- taken
Apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON Na Al rv.h.n..
S"ss' new i0ss, and Ne. . Walaxtst. Philsdsibhia
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lost anG Gonn1.

A n OWNER WANTED-For a Ia
IA dys ,nsneled Gold Watch with chain attached -
The owner can have the By proving properly aad
ing al charges Apply al No. III Prince-sr ~
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Sealed proposals for the above bonds In ch num5eI a.
applicants may desire will be received until Tuesday ue
s, day Of Juns next at o'clock p NJ at the office of o.
D. ASHLEY No AZ Safest, Boston, or at the office Of
Messrs JOHN A. UNDERWOOD l. SON, No. Y Mer-
chants Exchange, NewYork.
TERMs-Feen per cent in cash on notice OF acceptance
of bids balance in four equal monthly payments Interest
between the bonds and payments be adjusted when the
bonds are delivered Purchasers will be allowed to antic-
pate payments in whole part aud after the first pay
mot less than fourth part monthly by paying the bal
ance due on Them which will be deemed compliance with
the conditions of sale Notes Of the Company VIII be re-
ceved in payment deducng interest at SIX per cent per
annum. =.
Copies Of the last report with copies OF mortgage
&c may be obtained application as above or 70
GEORGE MINOT. Treasurer. Concord ~. H.
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Clothing, &r.
GENERAL TAYLOR,S HEAD.

- + n Err l. TAYLOR'S HEAD
~ QUARTERS, No. rs Fulton-s, corner Of Coolest
An elegant Of Spring and Summer Clothing al
General feylo-s Headquarters Ne rs Fulfons corner o.
Goldst-Ar. G. sOuDER MANAGER and wholesale and re-
tail dealer In Clothing Il to furnish all the garments
necessary for the completion Of genenans wardrobe at
other than superior wokmen he Ia enabled beast n
the durability OF his Clothing well the unsurpassed els
rsnee Of sJles ko His assortment Of Cloths CassimeTes
Nesngs Ge embraces the most desirable styles and haze
beer selected with view Of combining beauty elegance
economy and durability.
Nr J. sOUDER sill romans n the charge OF the eus.o-
es department. whsrs has rendered himself 50 popular
By kis 10 satisfactorily fitting gentlemen with dursbLs
and well made Clothing. J. SOuDER, Superintendent
No. 70 Fulton-st, cor Cold
n b-A large and excellent assortment Of yo1thS anA
ehdrsn's Clothing always hand which viii ba sold Al
aorrespordiaZiy low pricea
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER Auct.oneer
ARGE and PEREMPTORY SAFE of
- About FOUR HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS ks,xr
ne nossveh Estae with water front Of 800 ssss On
AID % losth loh ssth lilth ii2rh iisrh istf III
ana lethtts n the Twelfth Ward Of the City Of Ne.-
Al. BL1ScxER VIII m " sssssa On WEDNESDAY,
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NEw~JERssy Zinc CospkSy, I
Ysausfcr Offfce. No. 81 Lsb-rty-ss. 4

NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
L tsr Of the NewJsney Exploring and Mining Co be-
- he Lss.sfas Of NswJssssy, and been accepted b
- DLsceoS The title, b. the sss y changed % New
NsvJsnsy Exploring and Mining Company ssosA,
- hs acck of the Sassex Zine end Copper Mining aAA
uanafseturns Company, viii b exchanged for the
oBpe JAsiEA r. CT {is 1rsdSs.S
New-YorA Naseh n lssS - ~
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TTNTTED STATES MAIL STEAM
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the fAClFiC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Oniy throusftin 6<
ducon OF rates for Seege Passengers The splendid United
States Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 600 tans Hen
nv Winde Commander viii be dispatched on SATURDAY,
June s. at o'clock precisely, for Apinwal Navy Bay d.
rect and the EMPIRE CITY 1900 tuna John Leeds Cou
msnder carrying the United States mails win also Dc e<
patched (transerins her passengers at Havana to ne
steamer Philadelpha, for AspinwalD on WEDNESDAY
June O. at P M from the Pier At foot Warrenst, Nerth
River Rates OF fare Aspinwal Ladies' Saloon, Sas
Room SIS; Lower Aft and Forward saloon, do, SIS; SEQ
ond Cabin Standees SIS; Steersge S35 Passengers will
landed ct the Railroad What Aspinwal free. Transit
the Isbmus at the passengers expense Tho Pacific Nal
Steamship Company under present ARRANGEMENTS AWAY
have Panama steamships inspected and received by Cor
eminent for transporting the regular California and Orepu
mails Immediately their arrival at Panama and persoua
securing through passage by the United States Mail stesn
from New-York have preference of accommodation
board Rates of fare from Panama San Francisco On he
most favorable tennis.
orfreight or passage, apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEYa
the Office 0f the Companies, No. la Wests, corner q
Warren Newyork.
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0arpetinss, Oil Cloths, 81.

L'LOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pin.-
st New-York Printed by New Patent ProoesA 4
3 RICE 4 CO, Pstentees, would most respectfully IN.
aounce TO the trade thst they have obtained the great
ssSdsr.tuu OF printing Floor Oil Cloths By Machinery
hsh for ELEGANCE of finish have been exceed sst
which they are now Offering together with large and des
able stock of Clothes from TO feet wide, ss greatly re-
iuoed pricea at their Warehouse, No. 40 Ptre-n
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NOR LlVERPOOL-Tb,

ENOR LlVERPOOL.-The new and
Il splendid steamship CITY OF mANcttE STre p-s
stt hT , SSinnAnder Will sail from PHILADELPHft
ios IL EhfooL on THURSDAY, June at o'cIk' Nj
seloon In double stateroou,s. .......
p.s.scoar. otn5 S.
VIA De provided with railway tickets TO Ph.a
depths, tree of expense, BY the agent A
THOS. RICHARDSON No n Fxchanga.rla..
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nLANTS at AUCTION.-WM. 5.
McILVAIN L CO. will sell THIS DAY, at 10y
oco;k their store, Mo- Johnst fine collection OF
Bases Double Dahlas Verbenas and other assorted Parts
from T. DORSAN, New-lork
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OFFICE OF Boston, CONCORD AND
MONTREAL RAuRoAD May II, 1882
S105 M0 MORTGAGE BONDS

MONTREAL RAiLROAD-The Directors OF the Boston
Concord and Montreal Railroad offer for sale the balance
of the Mortgage Bonds issued by said Corporation and re-
msinng unsold being in all ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TYNE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable August H.
1860 with coupons attached for the interest payable on the
18th days Of February and August in each year.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Ia chartered
BY the State Of NewHanpshire, commencing at Concord
and extending by way of Lake Winnipiseogee 70 wens
River Ii occupies the line adopted as most st
able canal from Boston to the Lakes IN the surveys
made about thirty years SINCE under the auspices OF the
Government and distinguished citizens OF MASSACHUSETTS ana
wHamph;re then engaged in the enterprise OF connect
inr Boston with the Lakes and Canada Wen completed
with the connecting lines In progress and chartered
will with all the lines from Boston TO the Lakes and
kourea and be the nearest route between boston ana
these POINTS =, =,
IL ia Row finished from Concord to Warren, N H.
(7l ues ard the remaining twenty-five miles are IN pro
eress and expected to be completed the present year
The amount OF the Mortgage Bonds is SJcO0V consctu!
ing the first lien the II miles OF road above menuonea
which cost with its equipment included IN tne mort
gage 81 $50 600 secured by deed of mortgage 10 Zen
Franklin Pierce Of Concord N H. L. Hasket DERBY and
James M. Wilton, Esquiers Of Boston, Mass trustees
and by special of the Legislature OF New, HAMPSHIRE
are exempt from the operation Of the Usury Laws IL SOLO
below par.
The income of the part of the road opened. from III,
local business only adequate twice the amount OF
interest on these Bonds And the completion OF the line
soon TO be effected will largely increase the income as TO
place them in the very highest class OF Railroad securities
or the half million of Bonds secured BY this mortgage
$500 900 bear per cent interest as authorized by aw
with the at the American Exchange bana
In New and S200000 bear interest at six per cent
payable with the coupons athe Agency Of the Company In
Boston.
d. 80 q O00 aach per cant in
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NOTlCE.-Thc Annual Election for Di-
IN rotor e he Ncs:h American Frs Insurance Com
LAY VII b hsn tho oace q the Co. No 81 Wast o
AsnsasW wlH. ~ = w. BtEnCKER 2s0vHy.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS -.
~ large and commodious steamer SANTA Gu SSsc1t1s
X b. Clark will commence her regular route ~ ~ kfC1e'
18th Of Mayesving foot Of Chambenst. q ~ NJ
zen's Dock, Cornwall Newburyh; landing q 49, .
Caldwelrs Cold SPRING. and fishkii; ntssiirS u
leave Nswbursh At g. A. NJ touching At above -
hsisht or pssssss spply On boasd. teot 81 CseDs
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Observation-Disclosures for SAN FRAN.

CISCO-THE CHEAPEST and SHORTEST
ROUTE.-THROUGH TICKETS WITHOUT DETEN.
TON The and powerful doubleensfne sfeamlhip
NORTHERN LIGHT, $500 tuns burden, viii leave Px
No North River 5th june at p NJ precisely, for So
Juan del Norte connecting with the double-epgne
ships PIONEER and INDEPENDENCE, over the Nicans
qua Transit Route having but u miles of land transportation
Those steamers have unsurpassed cabin and steesge
modsons and with the increased facilities Of the Tnadi
Co.. passengers rely going through without detsn
ton at any point Steersge passengers taken through q
$50, at Sl45 they paying their transit For aior
nation or passage apply only to ID. Il. ALIENS coz
No. Battery-pace, up rsin
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Insurance Companies.

DUBLIN ASSOCIATION and
ID GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ofice
No 5Tryonrow Of Chathsms in the Harlem Railroad
Company's Buildnsrhs Company having all their Capt.
tai One Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars (sl5N0oo)
paid and safely invested prepared 10 issue Poll
sies of Insurance against loss damage by FIRE at the lowest
possible OF premium Rents Buildings Furniture
Merchandise, Ships building, Vessels in port their Car
goes, &c.
DIRECTORS.
John Bruce, Caleb 5. Woodruff, Simeon Draper,
Abm. Wakeman, Alpheus Banning Casper c. Childs
Charles jenkins, John c. Hull Solomon Jessurdn,
John j. Yellott, VIM. N. Dodge, John Hooper,
Chas W. Hull Waiter Brady, Robert Mcclellan
Calvin Condt Alfred Jones, Henry Major,
Hy. A. Carhsrt, John Buxton, Jr, Francis w. Waller,
Tim. H. Burger, Davis Collaniore Starkie Lvesey
Josiah Whitney Cyrus II. Lsutre!, John ". Olcott,
John W. Newton, Jas II. Pulls Saml. $ Wyckof,
Fredk II. Nichols A p. Fonda, Denl d. Whitney,
Royal Houghton, John Morrison.
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
JOHN T. SHEPPERD, Surveyor.
Applications through the Post will be Immediately s.tead-
ed to-
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THE BEST PLACE to get MEN and
III BOYS CLOTHING. resdy-nade or made % ors.,
No. 81 Ejfonst AT this establishment You viii 6nd
large sst-st OF fashionable ready made Clothing Aao
pend3 ks5ment OF goods which viii be made 10 orSs,
in Eyle tsa@ esnnct be Surpassed No. 81 Fulton-st
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT empbat;-
IL cay <pressed in regard to Clothing purch.sea Of
X H0R& Colt has long been q Of stisfacfioo -
have eorapnen continually pouring In from the city IA
country.
Our aOck Of rssdJ-naas CLOTHING has been entirely
r-plsnihed with MAGNIFICENT s<sortnent Of sprins "a
sanpsr 9sed selected with care snd adfneas which -
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NOTICE. The semi

annual Interest falling due on the fihsI DAI o.
7fSsr Is52 on the following NAMED Secues VIII De paid
sd .ffer that date the Office of abe undersigned on
S-ssenfsfion of the proper coupons VIZ;
Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnsu hafosa 70, ref
Cent First Mortgage Bonds
Co. Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
CrxwfordsyiIle and Wabash Railroad Co.. Per Cent.
uortgssc Bonds ,..
CITY Of Columbus Ohio Per Cent Bonds issued TO the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co, and On
~ following bonds due 10th June.
Hamilton Co. Indiana, 10 Per Cent Bonds, issued TO The
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Co.
Miami Co, Indiana 10 Per Cent Bonds Issued 10 the
"@'e So"p"'' No. ~ Wall-st.
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

Nv
i YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U; mAs
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in Il houn-Newy!'ns.y
Railroad via jersey City leaving New. Yon5 q 80
Philadelphia at l2t and A ~ and 81 p. H. nom 2" ~
Wsant-st Fare reduced to IS for 6fst-sAs and y I"
secondclass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON snd CHARLEsrOns
through tickets sold in the above lines and nouss
carried In the A. NJ. and 81 P. h. lines hom He"'A~S
With through conductors.
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Ocean 6teamers. Nr

E'OR CHARLESTON.-U. s. Mail
IL Steamer MARION-This magoife.n, s.s,r,.b;r - i,
leave for the above port Saturday May ~ al ocdcs
D. precisely For freight apply on board a. bier So
r1tn RIVER and Tor passage. az the couatins room ~
sPOfFU.D IILEsON - CO. No. ~ souihst O' ~
The JAMES ADGER Will follow on Wedoesdsz T,,.o
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DACIFIC BANK, New York, May Is,
1a52-Tbe President and Directors Of this Bank have
declared dividend of four per cent the Capital Stock
PAYABLE 10 the Stockholders and after the rs OF June
next The transfer Books will be closed from the I'd 70 the
sist inst inclusive BY order Of the Board
j. CAMPBELL Jr, Cashier.
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EOR SHREWS BURY, LONG

pLp VC1HIy HVISE, nyryr7
DOCKS, (Mddletown,l and RED BANK--Tls yIssi5
steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, Captain Jno P. Codles W
leave Hew-5sven pier, Peekslip Fat River. y bkw'
Leaves New-York. Leave shrewsbuy .
Saturday, May q, P. NJ. Monday, Nay 81, q y.
The stages Tor Squa aud Freehold win 10 soanesuos
country AL persons forbid tpsdns tho above bss
account Of the ownes
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IN sURANCB COMPANY, of New-Haven, Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE No. Is Wall st. Y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company insures Live Stock such Horses Cattle
&C. Gc from death occasoned either from natural
accident or disease Of any description whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President.
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
GEORGE BUcKLAND, Inspector for New-York.
BURTON KENDRICK. Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
LVOR ALBANY-Chanee of Hours

Il The Cars Of the New.York and Harlem Railroad lnys
the City Hall station, NewYork daily, Sundays excepts1
at A. NJ, connecting with the Western Railroad ct Chat
ham and II p. NJ, lExprex) through without change
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DORT PHILLIP, AUSTRALIA
DIRECT for the GOLD MINES--The clipper shi,
HELENA, bavins pnequalled accommodation VIII pcs
lively sail on SATURDAY, 5th jane from per Ne Is Ess
River few more passengers be taken q low rsts
Arply RUSSELLS NORTON, No 81 Old sip, or
ELLIOTT. ARKELL CO. No las PsarlSt
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rHN z wHITEHURST'S GALLE-
q / Iss&fS RY OF PREMIUM DA-
s614fSs51 Il. GUERREOTYPEs,o ,over the
kSS)t1f&f M Store OF DUVALL & BRO.
between Al and 9th streets

PennsyIvania avenue.
This establishment possesses many advantages
others in this city, being built oxpressIy for
Daguerrean purposes. Ii contains one of the finest
skylights in this country, and best arranged; for
which reason artists prefer Daguerreotypes TAX en-
at this establishment above all Others
There now on exhibition some Of the largest
Daguerreotypes in the world. taken at this estsb-
lishmcnt, with large collection of others, free to
the public at all hours of the day.
Awarded the first medal at the late Fair OF the
Maryland Institute, and a premium at the Great
Exhibition at Castle Garden, New York
Galieriss.-No. BAT Broadway, New York; No
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore; Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. C.; " Nam street, Rich
mond, Va; Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; and
Petersburg, Va.
J. IL. WHITEHURST, Sole Proprietor.
Ian 20
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WAsHiSoToS, January 2S, 1852.

WAsH1SGToS, January 81, 1854.
Mossrs. MAYO and MouLToS have in press a Com
piation of the Army and Navy Pension Lave and
also contains the Bounty Land Laws, with the
Opinions of Attorneys General of the United States,
and the Decisions, Rules, and Regulations adopted
by different Secretaries in reference TO the execu.
tion Of those laws. The work having progressed
thus far, and being almost through the press has
been submitted TO my inspection 1t will also con-
tain the Official Forms Of the Pension Office a CO.
pious Index, and sundry Analytical Tables ! am
fully impressed with the belief that the work will
be bghly useful one TO many branches Of the
Government; and 10 toe Pension Office almost in
valuable as the compilation now in use is in many
respects defective. | chcerluly recommend il to
public patronage. j. +. HEATH.
Ian %
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wORTHINGToN G.. sNErHEN

roNTINUES TO practice law in the Supreme
~ Court, to attend 10 cases before Congress, tu
prosecute claims and eette accounts against the
Departments and Boards of Commissioners, to
procure patents at home and abroad TO obtain
pensions and bounty lands, 20 collect debts divi-
dends, legacies, and inheritanccs in any part OF
the United States and in foreign countries TO make
investments Of funds in loans and stocks. and on
bond and mortgage and to negotiate the purchase
and sale ofloans, lands, and patent rights in any
State Of the Union. Particular attention paid 60
California land title coming up the United
States Supreme Court on appeal.
Commune ations, prepaid addressed TO ''W G
SsrTBKs, 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, ID c." will meet with prompt attention.
Oct 30-dly-w
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EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY,


Capital, 100000.
rINHIS company was organized under the General
Il Insurance law fNew York, passed AprillO-
lS49, and has been doing very successful busi-
ness, and will insure dwelling houses, stores,
household furniture, and other property, on fa-
vorablc terms ns any other responsible Company in
this country.
The public referred to the following letter
of the Hon. ID. S. Dickinson, Senator from the
State OF New York for the standing of the Com
pany:
WAsHINGToN, March 5, 1851.
lam acquainted with some of the officers of the
Empire Mutual Insurance Company, located at
Saratoga Springs, New York, and know others by
character The Company is in the hands of gen.
tlemen of high character for integrity and bust
ness capacity, and cannot doubt that 1t will be
prudently and successfully conducted.
d. s. DICKINSON.
Drecfors.
Isaac Fowler, Samuel Pitkin,
Geo. Young, Jr., Hermon Thomas,
H. II. Hathorn, VIM. n Flccman,
G.. NJ. Dawson, Samuel Corning,
Theo W. Sanders, Joseph Daniels,
Z. NJ Moriarty, George Clements.
Hon. John IL Boyd,
ISAAC FOWLER, President.
II. H. HATHORN, Vice President.
GEO. YOUNG, ia, Secretary.
WIN. II. FLEEMAN, Treasurer.
Applications for insurance may be made TO K. &.
WEED, agent, North street, Capitol Hill.
March Off