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HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN
sIHANNE COMPANY OF NV YORK.

HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN
sURANCE COMPANY on NEW YORK.
Office No. /, Todd's Binding, adjoining
Brolrn's Hotel, Washington City, ID. {.
Capital : 3O0OOO (all paid in and securely invest.
cd according TO law.)
WILL insure merchandise carCucs, dwellings,
w household furniture and other property,
anttrh1rs N mis- District me adjoining Safos, ou
the most favorable terms.
The public may rect assured that al losses sus-
tanned by this company will be- hbfrang and prompt
iy adjusted at their ofico in th's city.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President
ALFRED NONON. Vice President.
y. !. AVERY. Secretary.
JAS. 4. REQUh. Actnary
SAML. u. HlCKCON, General Agent
Jan l2-dly
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
b. The favoritc steamer GEORGE
lrSa1-A\ WASHINGTON will depart ne
.SES57 follows Three coaches leave
near Northern Liberty Market. Seventh street Tor
the boat A coach leaves the Capitol at x, ss' ni'
g., %. s. Coach fare 6. cents
Leaves Alexandria at Y, 81. IL, y, 2ro.
Leaves Washington at 81, ~, ", - 5s'o2.
Mar I'd JOB COESON, captain.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTEL =.
WilIard's Hotel.

Willard's Hotel.
w L. Hildeburp, Phila Miss Leroy, N Y
| J + Hayman, n = $ Could do
| DR. Backnall, NY Mrs Gould, do
I Watson, Tenn II l. Maynard, Md
L Fleming, do Nlrs Maynard do
J q Barnard, NO Miss ] e Maynard, do
Mrs Barnard, do Miss Mary Maynard, do
& MITCHELL Mass ii Burk, N Y
Il Hamlin, N ii ii j. Clark, do
J Clifford, do Turnbridgc, Mass
ID Tcnney, N Y Scott, do
Browns Hotel.
Fullner, N Y Knox, st Louis
J nj Rankins, Ky ii Moore, Mo
J M Harris, Va ii Il Baker, do
Il Il Evans do nj Barbour, Va
II Cole, Pa Miss Barbour, do
| II A Hall. do DIR Il w Dyott, Phila
Col Gaines, Texas Il ID Hogg, N &
w w Little, Va l. A Human, Bait
+ X Wilson, NY Hon J ii Savage
M Payton, N o l. Jones, Bait
National Hotel.
A Flint, Boston Mrs May, Maine
NJ ID Boruck, Cal EE Backus, Ny
Abel, do MIR Dudley
MIR Hopkins, N Murray, Bait
Steel. Pa w ID Bowie, Md
# ii Osbourn, Md II Acheson, Va
4 II Jackson, do Kennedy, Md
Tirrell. jr, Boston ID II Peters, Va
A Lathrop, do Capt Rogers, NJ
MIR Garrett I'll Preston, Va
Mrs Garrett and servant Mr. Coyt, Ny
MIR lialc N Miss COyt, 90
} f Venable, Va Il ID Spalding, Md
J Chapman, Macs w Pryor. Ala
A Graham, N e MIR Hale. Ny
ID Smith w A Pendleton, Bait
G b Sebbns, Mich J G Gaeher, do
DR. w Oakley, NY Capt G Williams,
S Lee, Bait Capt Henry, Phila
Il Loving, Boston Polk, Bait
J May, Maine
United States Hotel.
Gov johnson, Va Hon Johnson, Ga
Lynch, N Y Hon Abercrombie, Ala
DR. Beck, USN w Lucas, do
Hon G Floyd, NY J l. Bach N Y
ID Markham, Va Mrs Ephriem, do
S Stable, Pa ID II Bevans, NC
Mr. Sherman, Ky RI Murray, Miss
Mrs Sherman, do
Gadsby's Hotel.
J S Oden, Va Mr. Pratt, Bait
X A Ash, do Mrs Pratt, do
Quigley, do Miss Hyde, do
Mr. Bayne, do ED Whitney, Phila
Mr. Thompson, N Miss Hay, Bait
q w Johnson, CT Bruce, Ga
Mrs johnson, C & st, do Brown, Va
Gov Johnson, Va Mrs Brown, do
A Crane, Bait
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by y. &. MCGUIRE.
ORPHANS COURT ShLE.-On Saturday
" nothing, March 10, at 10 o'clock, in front Of
the Auction Rooms. shall cell the personal effects
Of the late Hon. Lemucl Sawyer, deceased consist
ing Of
Gold Watch and Chain, Spoctaclos
Silver Pencil Cass and Pcnknife
Violin and Case, Razors, Brushes
Two Doungcs, Hair Msttrass
Wardrobe, Trunk, Periodicals, &c.
J. G.. MEG UIRE, Auctionccr.
Mar b-cO&ds
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LNOR sALE-Tho six per cent mortgage bonds
Il Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com .
pany. For particulars apply to
Mar 4-3tawlm CORCORhN RIGGS
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1,LoTus AND CAsImEREs.-Insl reorirrd

" large and elegant assortment of Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vestngs, Of the latest importation and
superior qualities, such
Army and Navy blue Cloth
Extra fine clarot, olive, and brown do.
DO. dark green and blue do
Do. black and blue -black do
Together with fine and beautiful assortment Of
new-style Cassimeros and Yosiings, which am
prepared to make 90 order nj the shortest notice, in
the most durable aud fashionable manner, and
would particularly invite citizens and strangers 10
give INC a call before making their selections |
feel confident that my extensive facilities for
ufacturiug will enable me to furnish the most su
peror garments twenty per cent. cheaper than any
establishment this side Of New York
VIM. WALL,
Pennsylvania avenue bet. 9th md 10Th sta,
and next to vi. Shanks's Iron Building.
Mar St
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T'HE lSTHMUs OF TEHUANTEPEC. illustrat.
Il cd with numerous maps and engravings. being
the result Of survey for railroad TO connect the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; by j G.. Barnard,
L. 3. A
The Use Of Sunshine. by the author Of the
Maiden Aunt, &c
Journal kept during n Summer Tour, by the
author of Amy Herbert, Gertrude, &c.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Mar Booksellers, near 9th street
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Disressing Suicide
CfNcrNNATI, March 2.-Dr. Byrne, an eminent
physician Of this city, has committed suicide.
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THOMAS ". JACOBS ~ CO., NO. 81 DoCB
STREET, PHILADELPUIA.

THOMAS IT. JACOBS - Co. No. N DOC *
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wine and Liquor store.
V'HE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him in
i the Wine and Liquor business his son THoMA AZ
A. JAcoBs. under the firm of
THOMAS ri. JACOBS & co.
The attention Of the public s respectfully invited
to an examination Of their large stock Of choice
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
with every other article in their line.
Orders transmitted ( ON abroad will receive
their prompt attention. and such ARTICLES furnished
as will give satisfaction.
THOMAS II. JACOBS.
PHfLADgLrHtA, March |, 1852.
March 5-d3m
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Conmissioner OF thc Generol Land Office.
Feb l6-2lw3w
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I,RENcH EMBRoIpER1Es JUST RE-

PosT OFFICE DEPARrmKsr, Feb. 81, 1852.
Feb %
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Feb 25, 1852.
Mar 5-law4w
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

*
IL COUNTY BONDS-We offer for sale at fair rates
the following SECURITIES of the undoubted charsc
$4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable IN New'fork Isl July ana ls January Principal
5000 WILMINGTON srd MANCHESTER SEVEN
BONDS Coupons payable IN NewYork, lst June and st
Dec Prncil o. PAYABLE In 1856 . ...... 49,.
s2501p MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable LIST May aud st Nogem.
ber Principal falls Que in 1861 Entire debt Of the Comps
$4,000 BELLEFONTAINE and INDIANA SPECIAL
RAILROAD CONN., Cn0SNERTIBLE MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS, Coupons payable In New York; LIST
Jolly aud let January ,,,o,n =. Sr,,,r,, nr,. ov,.r
RAILROAD coNvERTiBIE FIRST moRTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable IN New-York, LIST May and LIST
SIS COO CRY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS Coupons payable in NewYork LIST July
st January Guaranteed BY the sciota and Hooking
SS6.,oo ROSS COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS & rs uy s he Cine
cinnat Maneta Railroad Co Population OF the Coun
ty $1,000 souls; value nj taxables, sll,m0WN -
S2b 600 ALLEN COUNTY, Ind, SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons t {Ty 0 and s1FS PE CENT
81 ,oo6 H VaN VERT coUNfY, Ohio, SEVEN PER
s0NR sy1 sE snf fE !: Clint
BONDS Coupons payable lat Aug and LIST + sb ma -,
The foregoing BONDS IN eacn case for @loc pm
New York
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured 10 the mos: ample
manner by Mortgage Deed OF Trust TO some known and
responsible citizen New York with power In case OF de-
fault and sell each line with all equipments &c 10
raise money TO pay amount Of interest pTlncioal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, In each
case by of Special Acts of the proper LEGISLATURE
granting full power for that and on direct vote
OF the people interested that vote being largely In a'oi 81
their issue. ,-.t
she law. under which these Bonds created REQUIRE ne
proper authorities to n axe SPECIAL LEVY OF TAAES
TO be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the accrur interest and gradually 10 reimburse the pnc
pal hich can be enforced through the courts OF law should
II become necessary. A.,
These debts operate in the nature of mortgage on the
and personal estates within the respective City and
County limits. ,xo....,
The new Constitutions adopted By the people OF Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation Of funded debt
BY Counties within their boundaries Tbs VIII pie'en'
further issue Of securities Of this soTt. ,,.,.
Printed exhibits in each can be had on appcaNon
at our Office giving fall and detailed Information a ~ mo
| nature OF each security. . ,u,u.
. WlNSLOW, LANlER co. Nc. D. " All 81
New York April 20. 1852
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&lMtON DRAPER will sell by auction

&lMtON DRAPER will sell by auction
Exchange -'0NA'' A'- N''
.SS2t FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the BUFFALo
SSND NEWlORK CITY RAILROAD COMPANY Tor
$3.50 each, payable lat July 1866 at the Mechanics Bank
e City Of NewYork Interest at the rate OF seven per
tayeoie In New York SENT annually, for which coupons
As attached to the Bonds
- rSspta STICK ofthe Buffalo and New-York City Rail-
been niS sub.crRed is s7COO Of which sofa 600 has
mils. ~ asn ThetIacs from Atcs 10 HOrnesvllle, %
nov, in s oult and equipped by the Company, and Is
Rivsr - ps oioef except the bridge the Genesee
t-mh-r ns, which will b. finished by the lst OF Sep
tnsi.i ueAN Inc cost Of thes. TO miles IL 81 100000
,nVuoihs Locomotives and Car of yhch the Comnanv
nv ~ ioi Immediate purposes.
a. to now ooeIed the l.s Of series of 100 OF
So miles eo oy the hs and only mortgage upon the
arc L pehon Trustees ~ " SNoPueiu Ansppi " 'iiiN-
Rorh' any have purchased q miles Of the Buffalo and
nom pus,io T ueck, tom Attica point yht miles
auect 70 Batavia eomrnepcins a, ar -. -. -Ie
- pieec by the lst OF Noye,nher nevt we, ,het
.,o ana possession Of the % miles 10 the Buff
nav .r- row Railroad Company Tue later Com
VIII be competed In the mops q, Nrrsn sue woe hoaa
cars iuhHhe from bufao 70 Horuell,ye ,rher1 :.
,eets we Ne"i OK and Erie Railroad $50 ,Ies to- 80:
VI as miles h. ostsnee between Buffalo and New
nieEt connection between NewYork - RAJ ~io sOA'e-
Al Buffalo the Road connects with = 70. - -.
senl1ee @O AnS Lewis;sn. by means Of which
direct eonnGn ea'ion VAL be created betSssn he
cities NIAGARA Fails and Toronto CAna, NJ &c S 1Ssin
break q Buffalo " esH "''io~1
This Road will form importan, eop,e.,,,, ,,,. -.
Railroads in Canada running westerly 10 H., sns
potheIly 70 Lakes Huron, Superior sud N,.tS' Taa
aptre line from Lewiston 10 Buffalo ana III 'e
OF the sx feet gauge best 70 promote H. - - :,
travellers and economy in the Transportation frssht
A d. PATCHIN -
For further information apply to
r' CURTIS BEALS FEARING, No. 40 Wall,
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TROY and BOSTON RAILROAD

oT,6 pvNpsGlhe undenlgped offer 1t private sale s.
Ihof and BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY The
amount CT this loan Il tSo0 Of which 900 have been
asposed OIL and the remainder will be sold in to
The loan secured by the second mortrsxe he's been m.ds
Tor The purpose o. sompstns the Troy and Boston Railroad
rom hooscS Falls to the State line at PowD VI for pur-
chssn. additional furniture for running the road and for
hquidstns the floating debt Of the Company The Blonde
ne payable on The lst Of Apr 1854 the Bank Of Com
MERGE In NewYork and have interest coupons attached
payable at the place. They convertible into stock
OF the Company at par for ten from thsr date and
tenane.s to John T. Wool Jonas c. Heart Of Troy,
subject only TO the previous MORTGAGE OF 10000;
The capital stock If the I, and Boston Railroad Com
psny subscribed and paid in $i2l 54 81. Amount sub
sc1ibed and not paid In Is $6a % To al $S 100 81 The
amount expended for construction and equipment up to
The Troy and Boston Railroad extends from the City Of
Troy 70 the eastey line Of the State al Povna Vermont
line Of Railway extending from the City Of Boston TO Troy
and the Enc Canal which compcsed OF the Ftcnourz
the Vermont Mas,Achuset the Troy Greenheid' and
The fro, and Boston RAILROAD located through OF
the productive farming Counties in the State and Along
the banks river broken at short distances by rapids and
water falls where the factory, the machine snop, e
and the mill are pouring out the a. .1S MOUNTAIN. border
ing this valley filed with rock' ores snd a
covered with valuable wood aud timber each and al OF
which now being transported In large INC
A. Eagle Bridge the Troy and Boston Railroad connects
with road 81 miles long running through the ch snd pro
duetive Counties of ~ asbiagton in New York and Rutland,
in Vermont from which large amount OF business is de-
Eved. . a.,
Al North Hoosek Il with roads 1.-THE Troy and
Remington and the Western VeInont Sc miles Long lead
ug through another ch and productive valley to Rutland
where Il connects with Railroads leading TO Burlington and
70 Boston This latter connection OF est importance
As opens the whole Of Western Vermont from BENNINGTON
10 Canada and furnishes by OF the Troy and Boston
Rsroad Convenient outlet for it, almost unlimited snodnt
Of eight and safe and rapid means Of travel to its numer
Gus and enterpnsiog inhabitants -,
Tie Road l. nov doing large aud profitable business aud
i receipts and the OF its construction render the secu
ty smple-sBd the Directors Of the Road unhesi atney
nd them TO capitalists a desirable investment
WARD / co No 81 Watst
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

NJ v A VI n
wi NORTHERN INDIANA RAlLRDApS:.GKdEAI
NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and'attel MONDAI,
Nav Sl-urtl further notise-paSenser steamers anu s'
VIZ EX pr y STEAMERS AHDTRAlNs GOING WEsr;
UARD-One OF The irstcl,ss reamafs, 81 nne 80
MICHIGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA or LMf I'M NJ
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, SUNDAYS ea.epteo =.
y M ana Dunkrk 5. II 81 night reaching i0nfos a.
p 81 the nex. dEl, and proceeding - ioeoO 'ne 'as
srnrss train Will lsa7e Monroe 81 N or er re
- ~ hs bosf daily Mondays excepted IeseAA1 Shi
- - .as evening and connecting a. Chicago Wiz ss-
80. steamers or Milwaukee and CHER sor on Lsts sco-
s,sn ana with Canal packets and Railroads westerly "oH
"IT'SVPREss TRAINS AND STEAMERS GoIHo lat 1N1
uAR-Exprsss rains viii leave chicago q ~ 10Y
stnrdsv, excepted and reach Monroe al q asA1
sxyress seamer viii leave Toledo every uoinlns ca
- S6ay and leave Monroe arrival Oi tae tisns nOls
SS;cssand reach DunAirb and B0dso seVefa mo- pIe
- "a The time for the hst Express trains east iof Wv
YORK, Albany and Boston . ri, - .z.v
r.. eaer, and trains Of Monroe viii connect esSa ~ss
,.srIsT boafs Tor Deb oft and TOLEDO ,.,r, ,,,ve,
INSTRUMENTATION MAIL TRAIN OOIro =" Isl
UARD-Ths tain will leave Toldeo daily Suno.ys e.
.s.S a, z A NJ connecting at Toledo Win inc ~
1890, ron Cleveland and sandus<y and stopping ~ 81
- y.v ..tiops viii reach Chicago st o. r NJ s..
GOiSG EASTWARD.-Lesve CHICAGO dslIy; ou -ss
e,eepted Ct 81 A NJ stopping at AL stations, - s.nS..T,
=, Toledo az p NJ connecting with steamers - 10y
80 Cleveland and arriving there In Tune TOT AL ZIG ~
inx trains from those places a, e., ror, w.vns
nsrI.t-bo.f leaves Toledo a. NJ nf fots rsJH'
and ports on the wssa.h Canal JOS n. 1890,
Adrian June |, le52- D-pe ----
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mo CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Prom

HNU CUN IhACI ON.o.-StdIed PrOpO-
sails will be received al the Once Of the Lack.
:, Nsw-Yok until the third day Of September In
sT.,vs for the construction Of Tunnel the line
~ ihs l. { w r. size Is fee. square, and sboa,
Sece f,et In length The excavation ~ill be rock Of
s.Tv favorable character for drilling and blasting The
noh END open ard tunneled shout 100 eet The earth
.sys,ion Al the south end 10 now being made
P.,i.s DESTROYS Of bidding visit the WORK daily via
Yors ana Erie and and W esiern
49,. frors Great Bend about 50 miles and from scrAn-
son - s,tbsr information, Apply ~ No IS Walst- or
At the Compsnys Once IN seAn'oh' '''''' '1'' '''As
~'sAS - oy,ser 81 the President and Dtreeters
- GEO W. SCRANTON, 0ssss@ Atsss
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J J0ss y WEE yoss ''"H''
HIsnr p DAVIS. AftofBsy. Uistoro
CuPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp-

CUPKEM NE COURT.-1n the matter OF the ap-
- pleaton II the Mayor Adermsn ard Connonzly 81 ia
Ctr Of s.~ Yo. nssiy- % the OrEsisG Of Ost HUNpHkU
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST, from the Oh Cb1rch Road 70 no
s,h av IN the City Of New Yorhs gn5srsssd Commissioners
Of Assessment; the above stsS as,tsf hsfs5y
tore Dsops 81 rors sntlss
entitled At eJscs several laws rssas pzre
uary the City Of New You. Act pascal Apf 1871
entitled An Act anea3 an Act sated AGA
IN COLLECTION Of ksessnents add Taxes DE Csiy
Sv fo n5 Tor o,bsr passed Ma 10
lsF0 1zy T. s-i 70 the aeeppanf
euyants Of al houses sBj improved snpfovsd sns anectsa
thereby hey pstsg sr estimate and m
sntei are that al ~hossn,sfsss az
ted thereby snd sho ts oppoef % TIE fsssstsA
gfessnt sir OBJ sou- snfns 20 henry BkkkMAS Es,
III. S COnm--Oa>ts the ocs Of 4,
OsbOrns, No. ~ ngAsEy 81, 10 The CITY u Ns~fork
thirty from the date d Tia LCtcs ARd that s sns
the sad and assessment clows-A thu
peers p.e~i- Of and Ward
Or the east ~ the ~.slsfy Inc eide Of
~ the essry hrs s1s u 9th tbs sorh ~ The
bn- Of the Of the bloch between l2 ssd liza sl
the south oy the hns q ne Of he bod tssssH 4h
and 13dst the laid the tan1ss sn1 bessts
used eJ lie aid Comm.-Oner Sc a. soresa5 - tie
street connsnoEss o1es d the cvofssv vess Arahs sA
Conrtsonss Do further that her fspsd the above
entitled matter VII b sfs and presented 70 tss ssp.sms Cs o.
the Ststs Of s-.f o SPECIAL Terra o. he sad Coat 70 -
kD tie City Hail Of ssv rorh Saturday ts 10
syof October liza the Of the Conrt hat dAy sIA
then and there thereafter esanssi hard
wiH Be said b eoadrDsts1 Seq Yorss
HENRY BEEKNAN,
HsskF psRruOfp.f ronnisorssa
sho. l. sss0Kss,
Hssas !, DAVIS AissfssR eoN9
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THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN-

THE NEW and elegant steamer fkAN-
Il CHS sKIDDY Will leave foot Of Jsy,st a. - Hn1
before o'clock for Albany, Fare 50 Cents on LIZ -,
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS mAAns -
following landings Wes, Point Newburgh, eorgakeepslo
KINGSTON, BRISTOL Cask and Hudson, returning on a.e
nate days, making the same landings Thls oSa. -
!aee or pay the least attention 70 any other oo ou
iariy along arriving good The owners ieeI co
Gent that PASSENGERS BY her will pronounce her me
most eomiortsble boat on the river Written lnsaueuons
eese been siveH TO the Captain, and msy Dc ioana
On board Of the boat By the side Of the lnspeeto'
This boat a provided with Franciss Patent he1siS
Lie Boats The public may depend this Ia Al Respects
JAMES McCULLOU GIL, AGENT, No. l59 Frontn-
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vENHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
l.n,d IN 1881 M No l7S Csna-s; Branch Office No %
Broadway next corner Wal ST. opposite Trinity Church
Insure ildngs Merchandise, Household FURNITURE Nes
s w Pow, ard their Cargoes &c against loss damage bv
FIRE JEREMIAH ILniSr-Ai- ifesiaent
MesEs @. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
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MORNING LINE for

hALBANY.-From the wharf ICY u ,,a ~ a.uai
lapdirc The fast and splendid steamer ALiUA esps "a
Patterson VIII leave New-YoEs MonoASA " AZ.
The new md BE- autifal steamer RElNDEEh Capt. Y '"
FArnhsn. will leave NeEY0Tk. Tuesday go
boagd n g. For further information ssPt 70 20
LANES BISHOP / Co. No. besVei-A
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NOrlCE.-1he partnership of h. Nj;
- LOCKWOOD co 10 this day Dissolved BY mu.aai
consent ana either o. the undersigned authorized 70 ~
Tie its snairs-pated July &c, 1852 ,,.cor
H. n. LOCKWOOD.
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing business In all It's branches viii be coata'
Ii. NJ LOCKWOOD.
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DENNIS LVANIA RAILROAD

IL LOAN-S.coo,O0O DOLLARs.-Sealed proposals viii
be received at the office Of the Company Ia Philadelphia
rnti the 18th day Of September next at sunset for the
whole or any portion Of the above named Loan
The Loan will be secured By first mortgage on the haA
road Of the Company-8 miles In engh-snd It's equip
ment which, when placed In eompleo operation between
Hssburgh and Pittsburgh, with single track and ndDss viii
sost $l2,5OOCv co.
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions TO the capital
dock' Of the Company on the 3Et May was 80 700 C0
which will shortly be increased to Ten Miions On hess
subscriptions there paid az that date g. A. 1896.
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business Of the road In ia unfinished
3ition, demonstrating beyond doubt the ability Of the
Company pay not only interest It's debt but ample dvi
tends 70 rockhode enables the Directors to Offer thls
loan 70 captalists with unqualified that will
afford safe investment Of their funds and certain
the pupctuaty with which the interest will Be met the
best government securities.
The Bonds will be issued In Tuns OF One thousand Dol
Art with interest coupons at the rate q six cent A.
PAYABLE first dayi January and July each
year. the office Of the Company In this city, 10 OF
k2OO steTns with interest coupOns at the rate OF ve pei
sent payable In London-esch without any deduction 70
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest Ia made
payable the 3st Of DecambeI $780, they be
vered at the option Of the owner into the capital oei Of
the Company ct par a. time previous 70 the Sl Oeees
twenty-five per cent OF each accepted bid TO be paid
within twenty days afe the receipt OF notice Of It's accept
London, II foT Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia
for Dollar Bonds the remainder be paid In instalmens
every 90 days thereafter until the whole settled
or the full amount can be paid In at IL desired
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE " BACON,
treasurer Philadelphia and Endorsed Proposals for Loan
fhey will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterling
Fonda OY either.
The bids will DO opened and determined BY the goad Of
Directors, Oh the 18Th day Of September
ANY further information In relation TO the road and rs
prospects will be furnished application the Office Of the
Company, or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer, the
special Agent Of the Company Ia London.
EDGAR THOMPSON PresidsAL
Philadelphia, July Is, 1852.
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SUPREME COURT.-Bethnal MeCoy sgainst

~ Amy Row and widow and Hrsm Rowland, Onia Rowsni,
Cynthia Rowland Ansehns Row land ANY Rowh John Rowland,
Ehra Rowland John louns and Martha has wife Joseph Aus-t,
Mary j. his wife, heirs Flaw OF Joln Rowland deceased saS
Aobso A Gregory >las Auntey sni Albert c. Do~esammons.
To the defendant JOSEPH "A MupGfrrs srYou hereby
summoned to tn. complaint the and
Of kih,ov lie, CsttausBs coanty New
fors within twenty da sitter TIE heeo exclusive of the
dsy OF such aefendanis a the
plant aforesaid tho pannr app1 relief
demanded the sad complaint. And Will tass that the
compliant this action died the ofe Of the C-k OF Cai,a-
ugus County on the 2sh day OF May Dated June v ls
law sWsat A. q. RICE. Plaintiffs Attorney.