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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-08
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.

CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.
CAPITAL $4,000.
Office s. E. eor,,er Third aud Chestnut S,s, Philadelphia
rJNHIS COMPANY, in department. issue Policies upon
the MUTUAL principle, with the security OF Policy
holders double the ordinary security without disturbing
right full participation in the distribution of profits
each every year. The system OF payneas Is Cash IN
advance and can be made with reference to the convent
encc OF parties opening policies with tho Company.
Also, the DEPOSIT SYSTEM or new plan OF Lie lEsu-
AL payments made to the Company III this depart
in of INSURANCE. entirely optional az re-
party may pay much little (not less than so and
oiteu seldom lie find convenient and there Is
obligation him whatever TO continue his payment
Further, the whole sums paid ill., diedys at the COM
any lime be withdrawn by him, in whole in part. So
that the plan this Company there created at ole AM!
time, Insurance payable al death, tna anaia
sickness, and prorSion for old See Compa'
SAVING FUND.
ceived DAILY. Also, MONDAY Evenings OH depcsit IN
large or small sums which interest is allowed of FlV
PER GENT.
DIRECTORS.
Stephen R Crawford, Paul D. Goddard.
benjamin w. Tingley, George MeHenry,
Jacob l.. Florence, -e James pevereuH
William NJ Goodwin, William Mckee,
STEPHEN K. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice. President.
= Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer
Aetuary, Pliny Fisk. .. DE-. -H. .,.t
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul H. Goddard, NJ. d. William Pepper, NJ d.
Alexander c. Hart, NJ D.
In attendance at the office the Company, om II to
O'Clock daily sepi2
DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents,
-N H.. No. 90 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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HOME MATTERS.
3 Two Good compositors.

Can lind situations at Tins oiee. Nohs OUT soo w"rN
men need apply. fH
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-NAGEHIES UNI I'd,
1t5a FOR 1852. nsAsia.
~, .sssl MANAGER.

Wheeling Saturday, Sept 18th, Location the Island
The public are respectfully informed that these cc ras
anagries united for the present season. form by far the
largest collection OF Living Animals ever exhibited in this
nth ry "
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WARWICK p, MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHoP t5ct
GERARD ID. ALLEN.
tn 10 ~ augA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE. aari
WILL be Wednesday the 10th day Of September
w 1882 premises OF ground fronting on
the National Road and extending back to Little Wheeling
Creek situated about three hundred yards west OF the town
OF TTiadelphia in Ohio county. ll7s,i.i i...ili.i
ofground will be sold at public auction 10
highest bidder Terms made known on the day OF SALE
dSw-td. FRANCIS NELL On
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Trustees Sale.
DY virtue of Deed OF Trust James NJ Campbell to
ID bearing date the 10th day of October A. d. 1851 ana
recorded In the Clerks Office the County Court of Ohio
county in Deed Book No &c. page 255 will prcccr: 70 sell
at public auction premises, the th day OF Sep.
teIber at ii O'Clock m the following described property
Lot No and Fifty (66) lying and being sit
uae on Wheeling Island In Orlof a. Zanes addition to the
City OF Wheeling Terms made known on day OF sale
q air3O-tu G. L. CRANMER, Trustee.
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Mount Woods Cemetery.
GONE very desirable lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
y y can De nao On aip'''"t'AA . NJ j. RoHAN.
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for LOAN S225 900

il Seven per cert Bortssx- snd Couverti Die Bonds of
the HshoroYEh ADo Cncnnsti ksurosd Compsny.-seaed
pep sss wi be rscrite6 70 OF not thar D At
ths .hiee Of DELAkO. DJ NLANY = CO. No 10 Wall u,
NewYo'k unl the 9Th dsy Of Angus; next ats oeioek
P n for SIS co seyen per cert Bonds OF the Hiisbo
roush sro Cincr ps REro Co. convertible intos ock OF
the Company the viii OF the h0ee' within thres years
fo July Interest attached psJsoe lst I'nuay
sDd -t Ju esch year IN New-fork sc the herehsnts
bsk ard TIE principle payable >; the same Pses 't July
d 1861.
These Bonds form part Of issue Of 500 oo secured By
mortssEe ~ miles OF rosd from Loyelsnd Ono, e.
point 20 miles Of Hshoryukh They are issued 20
the expeu,e IN the sstructioo Of 81 nj
Of rcs6 fIo Loy-aDd ths point Of couueciio wit the
Little Mlsmi Rsilo.d 10 Hsbors8gh s. niles Of
which are completed hrs;clss Rzilrosd with rail-
50 n 20 the arc and hBs running since LET May last
daily OF Passenger ard freight ears and he's up 10 this
clear per ire entire OF The road
This 81 miles OF road from Lovesnd % Hiilsboro1ga
through portion Of the Counties o. Cernont War
Teu, Clint ard Highsndhe latter Of which slone BY
the ASSESSOR returns for 1852 has Of Cattle 1891 head
Of Hoss - asa head Of Sheep, 2o4's hesd; 81 Whsst
1888 bushels and Corn $4,000 bushels; ard Of other
produesin the Istio showing prObsotty ths
oesl road may pay from ten % twelve per c,et on tbs
cost OF construction But u Is the fixed pHcy OF the Com
Tsry their road Hsbooush Belpre op
posite Pskersbursh where IL will form connection 9th
the Great Raoad line from Baltimore 10 the ciIiss OF Cin
oinbs end ST. Louis Of which this road connecting IL
The Trustee in the mortse is JAS. +. ID LtNIER
E,q Of the City Of New-York The bonds dra~ interest
from the first cay Of Jolly past Thirty per will Be
qured being notified Of Of bid, and the bal
during tn months september and Oc'oosr Exhibits
giving full particulars IN relation th~se secuoeA 81 well
the port Of Col Elwood Morris Civil Engineer and
r. LstrUbe, ESQ Consulting Engineer. the entire
hre "rr Bboroush 10 PakersSurgo may be seen 81 the
h.nlni house OF DELANO, DCNLENl 4 co, No 10
"a!Lst, New'fork. NJ. TRlhBLE,
~ r.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

IL LOAH-S.C0N,00o DOLLARS.-Sealed proposals Will
be received at the once OF the Company in Philadelphia
until the ldh day Of September asxt 81 sunset fer TIE
whole or any portion Of the above named Loan
The Loan VIII be secured by first mortgage the Rail-
roed Of the Company-5 miles ia lengb-snd its equip
Dent which, when placed in complete operation
haIisough and Pittsburgh with single track and sdinz vii
cost $l2510,oCO.
The OF unconditional subscriptions TO the capital
stock Of the Company the St May, was 81 7opo0o
which will shortly be increased 70 Ten Millions On thess
Subscriptions there psid ct that dste t9sl7 ea6
This hroeo basis together with the large receipts Of tbs
Company from the business OF the road unfinished
ditiOn. demonstrating beyond DOUBT the ability Of the
Company 70 not only interest its debt but ample dyi
demos TO sockbolde enables the Directors oae. this
loan capitalists with unqualified assurance that will
afford sfe investment Of their funds and certain In
the puDcusy with which the interest will be met the
best government securities
The Bouos will b. ,ued In OF One Thousand Dol
lars with interest COUPONS the rate OF six per cent
tsched payable the s day Of January and July Of each
year at The office Of the Company IN this city 10 Of
fO sterling with interest coupons al toe Of FIVE per
cent payable Ia Lordon-esch without any deduction
The Bones will be redeemed whe-e the interest is made
payable on the Sst Of December 1880 they be
The mpsny a. par 81 any time previous - the S Decem
Der, 1850.
Twenty-Five per cent Of each accepted bid TO BE- paid
within twenty days receipt notice Of It's accept,
ct London II for Sterling Bends and Phs ie phia II
for Dollar Bon6s the remainder be paid IN ntaents
every o. DAYS thereafter until the whole amount settled
the full amount can be Psid In .t If desired
The proposals Will he addressed to GEORGE " BACON
Treasurer Philadelphia and ncorsed Proposals for Loan
They will specify the price etered for Dollar and sterins
Bonos or either.
The bid. will Be opened and determined By tie Board Of
Directors on tho 10th day OF September
Any further information relation the road and IN
srpects will Be furnished spphcsou 81 the Office the
Comrsny or 70 EDWARD MILLER, Grief Engineer. the
special Agent Of the Comrsny in London.
J EDGAR THOMPSON, President
Phisdelphia July Is 1852
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Sales bp Anrtion.

f. CoLToN, Anotioueer.
4 UCTION SALE of RICH HOUSE
N BOLD FURNITURE ~. CoLros vii seli on
SATURDAY, July 81 at III o'clock ct the Aleaon Ro,ms,
Nos 81 Beeknan and 80 Ann "a the ,ntre Furoitse OF
family from Bootlyn embracing every ses IN The toase-
Keeping hne, from ba,euebt attic including Carpets.
threeply and ingram Carpets lAss and small Pier Gssses
sofa French Bedsteads mshOgOny and bscs walnut
Clans Book Cases. Secr-taIi-s mArbletOp snd plan
Busrs Wsshstsnds ard Nork-tsbes al cloth Beds snd
Msttresses bedroom FU'nrure nzhossny RDcksrs sosr
a. hall Lamp, GusDtoes CHM ard glass Sores.
Kitchen Furniture, and also several entirely Rsfs'
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UHREE EARNS for Ssle-On the

bsni Of the Hudson River about four miles below
Albany Farm CT 90 acres with tso story brick House,
and ham with Ray eress IS nch s'lnvia mnadow'
RsSue srops clay soil with % to 50 acres osrse hickory
80 msnle ana pine timber mill-stream on premses
Yarn of 90 acres me stly loan soil with good barn.
Pam Of IS acres with house. barn, sheds. Nc &c The
land mostly n grass The above propeyts held on private
s.e until Sept l. wheu il sold previously, 1t will be
sold al suction at the Albany Exchange So further par
No ~ William-st., y. Y,
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VINEYARD FOR SALE

Il This property Is atusted the est banks OF ths
safe River b-ween Newark and Beieve sbJuf eight MN
utes r6e finn the Newark plsnk road railroad % s
loat Sep5ts lawn Of shout 200 yards sss
and shaded by Cow eriDs shrubs ornamental ana
FIR this elevation extensive and Pen e'9Te view ris
Ans. oon. Of fam house wash carriage ice soo poultry
hoase bsrD stables &s, with shout z acre. and more
desired Of hthly improved . s te "no, me vrI IL 10
etoci ed with the rest Of fruits fall bearing Vineyard
peach and apple orchard OF best select sors cherries
u oSnrss ard n. kinds OF the choicest garden fruits IN
abuodspse In short locality prodootiyenes oeay :.
sceneries repectsbity Of neishSors s. gey h.l
lerss Tor eomparison. Terms easy Inquire OF hiNoS
Io"ND' HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine ST.
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T United PARTNERSHIP formed by

I 4 OLIVER n. BNoTV ICk- EDWARD STAPLE
ron and CEPH as II. NORTON.
Fsf The firm under which said partnership 10
b. conducted IL BOSrWICK STAPLETON.
ScSS The general OF the business inter ded TO b
Transacted is the MANUFACTURING snd DEALING In
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS ko
Third: The usnes Of the s-nera partners interess1
therein are OLIVER ~ BOSTWICK, who resides in the
cty Of Brooklyn and EDWARD STAPLETON, who
sdes the city Of NewYork and the OF the special
paytrer 10 CEPH AS H. NORTON. WHOSE psce OF rerdsuee
10 in the city Of New-Yo'k
FoUr The amount Of capital which said special partner
hs contributed 10 the common stock u TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS In cash
Fih The said partnerhip is TO commence the frs,
dsy Of July 1852 terminate the first day Of Janu-
OLIVER ". bOsTWICK,
EDWARD STAPLEfON
CFPHAS n NORTON
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NETWORK, JUNE "a, 1852 The
Subscribers have hisdsy formed scopsrtnership und.
the firm Of HAIGHT s. MCLEAN, aad will transact GEN
ersl Biskerase EXCHANGE and Collecting business No
10 Merchants Exchange, " sLst
SAMIEL W. HAIGHT,
GEORGE w MCLEAN
Refer By permission TO Geo $ Gee Cashier Ohio Life In.
and Trust Company New-York; Robert Bsyard,
Esq New.fork; Page Bacon, St Louis Page, Bacon
Co, sen Francisco California
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DRUPOSALS FOR LOAN.-s3OO OOO

l. City o. Wheeling SIX Pc, CT; Ccseou BooS. paw
be n tEeniy yess The Interest psysSe aznuAT 4,
tie cthos q DEteaa, SberIzs1 L Co N tAis CIV
Inese borcs ARE sscet 10 tie Sc core and OA;o Rssl
rosc Co tg tie s-hscp3s Of tn eisy 70 il. .sk T.v
are irDee - Ger TIL powers for the Legau-. "a a..
gnsr-tesa ey tie State Of VirEs.s Tie ruur,e. -,
sivsn esfeEe The sAFcoz Of tie COost1r:sr uhcs
Phie.s iSr ths ffne any pledge Of tie er Of .ne ssts
tr Ssh pS-Tu@ea
Tsese boods Under TIE rzz-xstee Of Virginia are co,s
eref - s-'e - kzy security N ms market
b8s ID b reeeivte r lhese BcoSs a. ~. &C.. ~ q,
Erfers.rr-c mt clslsek NJ o. TIE lsCs -. r.~-
Furtss- paitis<.s'. efsA-s Oil BE fiv-a hsrss4er
JOHN THOMPSON corner W.Is a. e-o.S~,,
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NO1lCE.-The undersigned has COM
~ raeneed bIsine-s B-oker IN Notes s,ockk Rail
r0s1 Bo1ds, ExehHses A. .; Jsuncey court y was,
THOS. LORD.
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THE PEOPLES ERE INSITR .NCr

Il COMPANY Of tie CITY q NEW-YoRK -
h,hse IN 1881. si No I7S CAzAls Branch OF No :,
Bro&dSsy ueN coiEsr 81 Wal 81 oc-s:t. Tr,r, s---r
-lnsCrs Bzcirss A-rchkn6,s- Hossehols Fu-r,--. -
tes II Fors AZ iAeiF Coe Se .sxnss los or e,.r. ~
he-Itn CocP&ay hvtzf eeen IN sroo>-sfal - al,
ucSe tfsz year pe<- rsiT with nonSSeoc. - a. ,-,-
runaei Of peEsonA neSiy SOC wSo have ssrcsea .-sr
snoe ST ,heE Ote. ar the ESnns- IL xhish ,her
t.Hnsscrons b - eeen eooSrre AL re sxur tea. -
tia issP~ci hey vii r0t susr By ooup.-lsr 1h -.
- favored Of car naoetxy insfitzs,sns AZ -. ~.
bee. Al viii conare q ~ hse-sy ss,asr.5 -
settles JEREMIAH TERRYLI P-.~ss--, y
AoSES G. LEONARD, Secrrts-y.
GEoESE PACLDISe. Sgryryu-.
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Goal.
lII1S1ON COAL.-Tb. Pernsylvaris

Dll1s1ON COAL.-The PennsylvsS.
Il Coa Comp.ry Is prepared 20 s.Ever % 49, 4,
any Part q tn,s cry BrOoklyr a. Wiiszssrna =,
Ssnsl Boats, Iit several ysrt~ tn ys1oes en..Cc
fiiistoo Coal vtiek IL sspersor A1srsetS ~ - :.
ne Apply o. the yarcA eorper q lttSss as = -
Nest-sr- nes- Noto1 .; tie fof q Gsvs - -
RiseT; foot Ct NORTH loS. wlikuseS'sf; - :. n
81, bToc<lyn. ~ the o15os Ct tie CozeHt -. IS
per tupL Of 90 he fIoC tie C4asl Bo<.A sas y -
f-nuu th< vsy<1
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Gopartnersbip.
Copartnership

DlSSOLUTlON.-Tho Copartnership
heretofore exstnE between subscbers undor the
rare Of GEORGE w SHIELDS L co, Is this dsT d.,
solved b. mutual sonseEt-New-York July |, 1852
GEORGE W. SHIELDS,
BENJAMIN NJ SHERMAN,
GAMsLIEL @. SMITH
GEORGE r. HEGEMAN.
COPARTEERSHIP.-Ths undersigned this say
forrred Copartnership, under the arm Of GEORGE w.
SHIELDS co, and Will continue the irOu and Connie
sion business here;ofore Nos ~ and - Broad sNsw
York. july l. l952 GEORGE w SHIELDS,
GAMALIEL @. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEMAN
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GRANDDAUGHTER &HELM'S

~ PATENT--2o,oOO Ibs now in store different thick.
nesses The quality Of this article, which will ssn6
near 100 degrees higher heat than any other rbber hiss b-en
tested for two years The American and British
steamships and those gone California il with entir.
approval The undersigned viii warrant this patent
packing to give entire satisfaction in every No
bat the undersigned the zinc In the Manufacture Of
rubber and other kind viii stand high heat Ware
house No. Is Coursndt-st- All orden addressed the
manufacturer and owner OF Tyer Helms Patent.
HORACE II. DAY.
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SEvEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

~ NEN-YORK and EARLEM RAILROAD CO.
The Bout OF the New York Harlegs Rsilrosd cOnst
uie the only lien upon III, Road and otter for sale
Sortiou Of the issue OF oo Gao msce the let May 1853
They Seven per Cent. Bonds snd reimbarsable IN
1857 with semi annual Interest coupons stsched payable
10 htsIeT. lst November and lst Nay
This Issue OF SS0O0 for the purpose Of retiring the
fostiug debt api Of making improvements on ta9 Road
extending frnm the City Hall n. Y. to Dover Plains
distsnee Vi So miles.
For she year ebding Sh September 1851, after paying
interest on Bonds ana diyi-nd The Preferred Sc
the NeS-Yors and Harlem ksirosa Co declared diy
cend a -four per cert the Old stock with surplus Of
s. Goa remaining The receipt, from October sst 10 April
Inclusive show increase OF - per cent above The cone
spon6ng months Of the previous year
The present. copoiton ef the Road is :. folowb;
BoDd, ipcludirs the $ ocO just issued $4,000
CsIitsl Stook, Preferred. ...............sl ,5oHtO
Nf'- - $50. os
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The Ia. a. a.. COO incIis; =, a.. rv.n ~ ~. Com
p6ny IA exchange Tor IKE amount OF Albany Extensin
Certificates winch latter remain assets Of the New York
ana Harlem RsilrUsoC Co.
first lien upon nOorsnt regular dividend paying
rosd. connecting Albany with NewIork. and In yl4w
81 rs present spd prospective lreiesse OF business these
Bot Dc offer advantageous and perfectly secure mode Of
.simeut.
Ire inter the Bonds is secured 10 be paid bsfrs sny
dividend he declared upon either the Preferred or Old
Stock OF the Compsny For sale by
BLATCHFOROk RAINSFORD. No. 50 willisn-st.
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NUTiCE.-The holders of Matured Obi
niiors Ard Interest COupons Of the City Of New
Ores1 CT Of she ls;e Nunic;paiAes Nos ons two sad
three. or Of TIE Ste City q Is Fsyete ill receive pay
r,sEi o. tie Pteserts'io1 70 the ur6er Eei tn
= ire frs, ray Of Auznst next the Otce OF FROST
COhNE RSE Ne. l4s Pexzi-ss On those rsysbe IN New
Orleans the euTrsi exchange IN the lsrteI city VII %
eA1eed- WN P CONVERSE
L Il PLACE
Commissioner Of the CoasoEd.;ed Deb, q the
Civ Of Ne~-Oresns
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CLVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORT
THO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS-

VI KAILKUAU CUN TKACIORS.-
Il CHICi 60 AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD-Sealex
proposals VII Be received the oce Of tn Company ir
tie city Of Sprir x1e6, Illinois uut,l SATURDAY AurzG
T. or tie GRADING, MASONRY, BRIDGING anS
CROSS Ills Of tbs; civ5u Of this gosi which exsends
tor- sprln1oeld - B,ooC-.nsrsa, lliaoia
Tie d,rsIee about sixty neS .sc tie route tzversos
TIE ulost sseys,eS nd healthy portion Of STATE
The ns Is divided into sections Of sooz, t<o miles sab
a5d tie ~Nrk Is 70 e oonEsnoe6 VIA o.. deisy.
PsyDects for ~oEk Ans nsteEi.s viii e- rs3e IN Casa
Prote. az FlLs msy b- snz blank farrs o,sineI
re otnees o. TIE CouPny II spC1,ESed snd Bioo11ns
tor EEo zheIe G1y irforratIu viii q farr,.o1S oy e
Eanne-r Dep.rr.srt
Satisfactory prof Of responsibility ~l be required from
tho~e prUyos-Es for the work
Tie s.bse-1her VIII y N SewYork az No s. Wsrrsa-u
~ RAILS Huasoc River Railroad OEioe urra AGxus
j and E ee prepared q exkisi; pCoSes gAzs ke eGs
GIVE ornesioe 70 sech prefer % ote Prosos4s in
s:sy.-Nev-foTk July IL IGss OLIVER II. LEE
Chisf Engineer Chs.sso sns hissssppi RxikosA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
NEW ard SECOND HAND PIANO

Y FORTES.-We have BOW on hand LANCE sssortment
eoon6i and Pianos FIR sale and % hire Pianos
iom 81 to &a For hire from s. 10 SIC per moath No.
2s9 Broadway. New. York Stafford BROTHER.
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NEv-JERSEY ZlSc CoNPANT, I
Transfer Ur.ce, Nc. 81 Li5srys-
NOTICE.-As amendment 70 the charter
ofthe NEWJERSEH EXPLORING snd MINING
COgPANl hE ust psssed he Legislature OF New Jersey
sso bee- secercsd By ths Directors The t;e By the All;
chang 10 NsSJersey Zi-e Cou psny-
Tie New-jerSey E1Plo;irE and MEinr Cc-rsuJ stock
Aoc the sc of tie Sussex Zinc and Copper Main. sai
hsuufseru-ug Co-Ts1y, ~ll D eXchzEeG i5- tie new
SCH tNsvJe-sey Inc Copsav uP1l Application :: ikis
ot1ce. JAMES L c. RTIs President
Nsv-York NE-ch 70 Iss2
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FORTE for SALE CHEAP
WAREROOMS. Ne.

Ppiee &lSSC the owner soias e. Eurnps-A New
aahanet London Rosewood Piano s oczves with
sStre % match Apply imInsdatalY AZ No 81 ChamAers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

IL TIMER HALL Agent In the United States for the
ale OF Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactured BY
Messa William Higgins Sons, Of Manchester Ensland--
Tor terms &c, apply 70 him at No 81 Wsl-st
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n EW-1 UKk and HARLEM RAIL
= ROAD COMPANY The Directors have this day
declared The rth annual dividend Of ~ per on
TIE Old Csgiiz Stoek Of tes Company Of the net
eArirE q the current rob;h Eheh viii paid - the
oce Of TIER Treasurer. No Ceuterst and after Tues
cay TIE second day q August next The Transfer Books
q ,se soek viii y eosec 90 Ss-urdsy. July q oeek
2 ~ AnS opened 90 We6nessaJ Aasas. s 81 10 0eoek
A k-Dstee New York- Jrly =. 1852
sAhL NJ BLAT.HF Ord, Treszrer
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~ Wool Flax and Silk Machinery manufactured ~
Pan Curtis Co. Manchester, imported to order Pay
nent In New-York Address for prices VI tne s1thof
Nv No 81 John e. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

II Sol Broadway one door above Thompson's SALIVA
Prsops about Penetrating Pianos invited call the
MarsroSus Of sENSErr co, where ,hey will hed
an assortment of Rosewood Piano FOrtes Of uegn style
livery instrument warranted foz years Saoald osab;s
he enssrtso~d quality, the PAYMENT may b 5eteTr~d
rt such dopts removed ina fsoos received IN part
payment for new ones Se~ and hsa6 Pianos Let
Msnufsctoyy. Nos Sll, SIS sad SIS RiVingt0n-st
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TATE AND NATIONAL LAW
piano-fortes.
Il &C. FISCHER, Na,e Nunns 4

A. Fischer mandatory and warerooua, No i1o Green
~ieh corner Of Dey ct PianoF oTtes wauaated with
reverse bridge Ard well calculated Tor keeping
in tune fisno- tuned repaired and exchanged
N B.-Also .fohan Piano FoEtes for sale.
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DIANO-PORTES. Persons about pur-

Il ehssns Piano viii hn6 Il greatly their advantage
- call OF n J. HAlNkS co.'s hSaasciovy and Ware
soesos sorsss Of ltths ard SHAW, where spleadla
Uc<trent % Rosewood fixnos c II cSszves are con-
sMdy ca hs1e and wSnsnte1 In every respect The shoSs
Snl es sA loo Or cash approved paper Cd hsnos
hsken n exchange pcs~rs teachers and professors upphei
an neesd terra N, J HAINrS n CO, Sasv cor liiA-sk
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TAPER wARPHOUSE.-J T. DER

TAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
..,,,,rr a. ale bv CYRUS w. FIELD CO
e0' " No. II Cliff st
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-20
Springs and Axles.

A GOOD variety for Wagons Buggys. &c also, BoitE,
n Steps, and ali sorts Of Maeable Iron, used for
riagcs. THOMAS EATON, in.
Bath, April IA, 1859. 6w4s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-20

Bavard Taylor, wiring from Nubia, in Up.
per Egypt, says Those friends of the AT.
rican race who point to Egypt as a proof of
what that race has accomplished, are wholly
mistaken. The only negro features repre-
senIed 10 Egyptian sculpture are those of
slaves and captives taken in the Ethiopian
wars of the Pharaohs. The temples and
pyramids throughout Nubia, as far as the
Day-Fur. and AbyssInia, all bear the HERO
glyphics of those monarchs, and there is no
evidence in all the valley OF the Nile that
the negro race ever attained higher degree
of civilization than is at present exhibited in
Congo and AsIrantee. ] mention this, not
from any feeling hostile to that race, but
simply TO conrrovert an opinion very pre-
valent in some parts of the United Stales.'