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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

NOTICE is hereby given, according 70
Y law, 10 all persons having claims against GEORGE
BOLDLY late Of the city Of Brooklyn Kings Counts, de-
cessed that they required 20 exhibit tbs same WIN tns
ness No 81 Cahsrine St. in The city OF New YORK. on q
before the i5th day Of May nett dated November w.
1851 RICHARD BODDY, I Administrations
MARY BOLDLY Aah'"''"' '''''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY-wINTER ARRANGEAENfS;-LLss..
New-York at N and u NJ, fOo. q ~,
n II A 81 (freghtl and ale p NJ, Pier No. 4 SLso,cs
piverfor Ezshethpoy Elirabsthsowr sstneia
Plans Planfela. BouIdbrook. sonsrviDs Ealh' nj ~
EoHss Eas;sa &c.
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SUPREME COURT, Kings County,

SUPREME COURT, Kings County,
~ MATTHEW b. Macy against Alexander Hi1der
fcrnrors for rnosev demand c0Dtract) To ALLY
AMBER RIDDELL You are hereby sumIaonsa ana re-
ed in The oce of the Clerk OF Kings County, On .Is
cath Gay OF Janusry. 1881 AID TO serve copy OF yo az
sver 10 the laid complaint the subscflaeI ~ tns
slice numter 70 South 4 81, II no CITY OF WlIIauls
brsb KINGS COUNT within tgeaty days amer me ssryoe
hereof exclusive Of The day of such service ava II yon
fa answer the said complaint within the iiAe 4io lu
the plaintiff this sctien will take Judgment asas' p
cr tie sum CT xy-eight dollars anc forty six cents VIZ
interest tom The an day If Arg Isl one Thousand tSh
nasSi Ism % lao S H. Z ID. Z. MEEKEB,
III iawi6wTu fAaL'Ei A'soiHDss.
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$ UPREME COURT-Counlv of Kings.

UPREME COURT-Couniv of Kings.
~ John {. Provost and Peter c Proyhs, asaiast
hnz1be,h DegrAN, George he,, Aao khza Rss. Ellen
LOUISA DEG, aw, IN h DeSfas, Charles Hsiry Dsgraw
sad May Frances Dsgfsw -Srmsnans fsf rehsI To
GEOAGE REX, ANN ELlZ REN and WILL AZ H.
DkGHAN You are hereby summoned aud required 70
he complaint N tsis OF which cooy ia
beTewllh served upon yoa sEd To copy yosr
the paint the slhtcribsf At mis-
N0k within twenty days ates tbs neresf exclusive
OF the day OF such 50 rice and W yen al 10 answer the
aid aunt within The me afoissa3 the plail.iAs IN
this action will apply 20 the urs tls the rehi de-
m aIdct IN the comp aisf-- Da Cd Jan. II. 1879.
GEORGE j CORNELL. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
No % Wa ST. New. YORK.
The complaint in th.s csrse vas fled in the Clerks
Office Of the County Of Kings he ith day Of baaary,
eighteen huadred AMI NJ y-tso.
40 lavsN N GEO J CORNELL
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IN UDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Il 4 NETWORK to ALBANY and TROY Winter
krrer I'm Ian & a A.

NETWORK to ALBANY and TROY Winter
Arrangement On THU RSDAI Jan. Is, the Trans viii,
until further notice, follows:
Leave NewyOrk gong North, from the once near
Chamberss At 5, An for through freight only slait-
ing from 3ls-st) At A. M. for passenger to Peeks-
kill and all intermediate stations As III MA Ian
for Albany Troy, stopping at Peeksk and al
north of that place signal. At 81 Am lot Way sio
through freiph, only, (staIting kOm 3lsss) Atit
ExpIess Train for Albany ans Troy, stopping oniy a.
Prskski Cold Spring. Fishk, Poushkeepse, hhineoecA
and Hudson Atll passengers and reight 70 PeeSs-
Xii only stopping at all way stations At4 n Pssen-
gers 10 Peekskll only, stopping at way stations; Az
M NAL Train for ALBANY and Trey stepping a. peeNs-
KILL Cold Spring, Eshkl, New Hamburger and fokeep
and MI Citations north Of that place on signal AZ
,r stopping al all way stations az b. NJ
for Fmcranis and through freight only, from 3ls "a,
Gong South leave Troy Engine Station, at q NJ w
Am. and ION. PM Leave Albany at y AN Tor
through freight only, from East Albany Al u NJ,
bIail Train for New York, stopping O. all ways
where there mast0 be received and delivered Az
"a NJ for wsy freight only, from East Albany AZ IL
NJ Express Train for New York. stopping only AZ Hug
ron, Rhnebcck Pousbleepsie, FIshsD and Peekson AZ
81 PM, for passeneeIs to NewYork stopping a, way
,ations on signals. At q p NJ, iron East AiosnyJ
Leave PooehEscpsis for Nsw-YOrk at G. A. o., stop
ping at way-statitns.
Leave Peekrkill for New Yori At 81 AN passengers
for New York stopping wsysta.ions Az 10 Al pas-
sengeIs end to New York, stopping at
At5PM,, passengers to NewYerk, stopping ttwdy-s'a-
Passenser, will prccule Tickets before entering the Care
New-York. Jan. Is, 1852 Ul5] R0Br lilGHAM, Supt.
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finanltGi.
ElmNMlluI.
RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS. =


RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS
~ The undersigned ODER for sale
S25,oOo Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Beads Of the suf'
falo and State Lne Railroad Companysfesn 20
coupons attsched-paysbls LIST April and October.
$4,000 Ssvss Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Haven ard New LerdoD RRilroad-ifteeA yesrn TO rur
Coupons attached-payabls iGh March and Septenber.
SIC, 600 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven and Northampton Company, Canal RailrOad)-
eighteen year, 10 unCoupons-payabe i@h January ard
July.
100000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the North
INDIANA Railroad mpanyt. JeiTs 20 T7aCJlpCps
payable lst February and august.
These Bonds al secured by first mortgages Tho
spsctye Roads, ana he ntsiest and prncga payable
In New York WARD Co,
DIS f No "a Wali-st
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SUPREME COURT.-JOSEPH Will.

~ Lgrs vs. TOPHAR Y JAWS. and ,sisrs la
patitsp- BIZ virtue o. erser male tiis above eatt,ed
cause there vii be sod at pn1e aetoa aasrtks dee
Of Floyd. referee az he cling hopss Of sid
Joseph wlets. At Dia Nils. "a ts town 81 Hiangtsn.
Coatty of Suffolk 90 Tho TN February, last, a. 10
Farm containing about 100 aces yiaS "a sa'd village Of
Din Hills IN good cova ion, and p-sssssng slDef1r IA
elites for agricultural parp,ses. Ate. Ifact ~ Land
lyng biz Hills without buildings IA amir aeoa'
80 acres Also several 9th II ado md &c IA
uvstee Land. for inform att a. anp'y 90
HESRY sCUD0gR.
Arorns- for Deicud-Eis. No. 20 Wall At
Ne~-iosk, Fob 2. iG52 HI
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nTFW-yoRK SUPREME COURT

NETWORK SUPREME COURT
~ Thomas Southland against Adolph Iiirsch. -Sahi-
ems fcT 3 money demand contract( Com. To. serT
To ADOIFH HIRSCH You are hereby suma,2nss ana ma
10 aDsD the complaint IN this action nied u ts
oce of le Clerk OF the CITY and County OF New
Al tbe CIV Hall il sad city, Jan 2j 1892, ann to serve
r al YOUR answer 20 the aid compliant ON me sDsclbet
Ace number II Wall 81. in said 81, within twenty
Sas liter he service ct this summons on yon excIosre
cf ne day Of such service and II you tal 70 we
said complaint WITHIN the time aforesaid TIE platinum ~
ths action will take judgment agans; you Tor the sun o.
ar hundred and forty-siG dollars and threea cents, WIN
interest fem the first daY % January one Thousand eshs
hundred and ftytw besides ths costs o. tns
Dated Jan, 1852. JAhho tnSAnSUSy.sini .,
III lawewTus Plainlb ALtuthry' w. ~ w -
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ENVY ORK and NEW-HAvEN

ENVY OR X and NEW-HAVEN
Y RAIIROAD-wINrER ARRANGEMENT, Dec:
l. lS5i-Iraas oct OF Ne" IOlk Leave Lear cof2sr 81
AceowwoDATioN TRAINS Leave for New Haven at and
20 A N; 4 ana '5P. I The ilS0 A. NJ runs IN con,
rection with Train from New Haven to Hartford ana
SPRINGFIELD, and with IIaip over the Canal Road -,
ExPErss TRAINS for NewHsven, Hartf ID, spr egnsio
fCorrecticut River and Vermont Railroads, 70 Osden
bursh aud HIcntrtal.l Boston and Worcester, a. M
(stops at Stamford and BridgepoTt) and NJ iops a.
Stamford NoIwsk snd Bridgeport time scout !: hous
II Boston. The A n connects with the Houss,onic ans
Nsugatuck Railroads Ct Brdgepor and Canal hailIcaa
al New-Havsn. The O'clock p. d VITA Naasa'ao'
Railroad a. Bridgeport. IA,
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chegtsf, at 80 a. il AID u
p III Stcp az Mount Vernon and Pslh awhile. -
TRAINS INTO NEw-yORK-A ocomn- oda:on raiss Ie.s'
New Haven at 53e, 7, and IS A. Nj, and fso r "a
The s35 n receives passengers from Springfield ahe
hartford and Canal Railroad 81 New Havsn, and no.n
ksusasuck kalircsd at Bridgeport. The TO p IL re-
ceves passengers from Hartford snd Sprirgfed RAIoaa
ExPREss TRAINS leave New Haven, on SryaI OK lam
nom boston At LIS and s<3 M stoppiny 81 brdsepe,
Ecrwalk ana SsansfuFd leaving Boston at A. ~ ~Aa
Up. NJ. . AZ -
as r M. .. ~, "A
see large bill Of ad, slss a. The Station hc5ss sAa
principal Hcts.s- GEO. ". WHlSilEH, Jh..,
as SupaTistsaden'-
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork notice here
by fiven 10 all persons having claims against r. A
HEGATEIr, known here by the name OF FTaa1s Shulz,
late the city Of New York. grocer deceased 90 prssent
the same with vouches thereof to tho subscdses Ut Their
before The 1911 day Of July neIt-Dsted NewYork, the
18th day Of January, 1872 -
i2olswGmTu' HENRY ARPEN, I'e'''"'
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FsNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERi.
u CAN ROYAL MAIL SIEAMSHIPS between

FeNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERi.
u CAN ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW-YO2k and LIVERPOOL, direct and between
BOSTON and LIyERPOOL--The Roston ships only ca :
isx at Halifax t. land and receive mails and psssengsF
tEEBTA Cant - AFRICA, A RyTie.
PERSIA, Capt. -. EUROPA, X. u. Lo.N
ASIA G.. n l.. Juakinz NIAGARA, Stone.
AMERICA, n SheanOn CANADA, ". Harrison
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white hight =. masthead,
fTten cardboard bow, red on port bow.
AMERICA, Shannon. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Fob I:
NIAGARA. Stone, I'm NETWORK, "wednesday, FEB IL
EUROPA, Lott, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb H. =,
CANADA, Harrison from n YORK, ednesday. Feb; %.
GAMBIA, Lsisch from BOSTON "Wednesday March s.
AFRICA, hyne. I'm NEW-YORk, Wednesday. Marcn ~
AMERICA Shannon from Boston, WedI esday Mich IT,
ASIA, Judsirs, from NEW YORK, Wednesday, @archsi.
10 French German and other Foreg "a Goods. receysd
and byouyh: with British Goods Through Bills
If adne are given in HayTe for New-York.
Passage from New-Ye or coStca - iyerpcoi, SiSs
Herths not secured until paid for.
Freight VIII De charges on specie beyond Al amount eI
personal expenses.
Al experienced Snrreon on board
a. AL letters and newspapers maE' pass tasohsa sHs
Post CAcs. Fer freight OF passage, apply 10
r. CUNARD, Jr, IS Brcsdnsr.
First CAbiu Sies: Second Cabin, $7e Sa2s Il
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STATES AND PACIFIC
STEAMBOATS, anh Bailroa6s.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RIA LROA D.
q WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Phls.ephia
and PittsbuIg through in TWENTY FOUR KoURs-On and
after Dec TO- Passengers VIII be carried by the PenHsyya
MIA Railroad Company. between Philadelphia AID Pitts
burg Twenty four Hours, with only 2s miles Of Singing
over excellent Turnpike. Fare. Sill.
This the shortest ard best between the Crest
West and the Atlantic Cities and TIE accommodations
ore in ali respects of the highest character The Express
Through Train Tin "a houis) leaves the Depot Market.
OF Broad every evening At 81 o'clock The Morn
ing Way Tram leaves the place at o'clock A. NJ.
By this line Passengers Will be carried through In 81 hours,
With good nights rest at HolldaytbuTg
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, Harrisburg,
Lewistown, Huntington, Johnstcwn, &C. crossing the
Mountains by Daylight hiladelphia, Dec l85l
do 3m Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate ofthe County of New York. notice Is hereby gtvsa
30 an persons having claims against the estate OF AN
DREW MCCALL, late Of the City OF New-fork carpet
weaver the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber al his dwelling house. in No ~ Watts
in the City of OF before the tenth day Of
1851. WILLIAM CARLtSLE AdIninistTator.
OF law 6mrus
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ToGi.
ANNA COAL at WHOLE

TOAL.-The subscriber has in yard
~ full supply Of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals con-
sistpg of Peach Orchard Black H. Lehlgh Hazetos,
English Camel Liverpool Orrel lnberland sidney-a
of which is TO be Of the best quality delivered
in the hes order and sale NJ the lowest market
prices ia mES IA. WOHIH,
In No. "a Broadway, and 4thSt cor Thompson
YEHE SUBSCRIBER is authorized (as
a Agent for the Company to contract for the delivery
Of CARGOES of the celebrated co AL from the Salem
Hnl Mines Pottsville Pa, formerly worked by Mnes
& Haywood and John G.. Howes
aifiys g. C. OGDEN, No. co Wall-s
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ssNHE PENNSYLVANIA ST Y A NJ
a. SHIP co and LIVERPOOL & PHILADELPHIA
frEAssHIP CO. intend rarnas their new Steamships -
i;lTY ,y PITTSBURGH saeo Capt ". O. s.o.e,osry
CITY OF hIANCaESIka, 3l25. Cap. Robert Le1seh.
CliY OF GLASGOW l6,s, Cap William NiAs.
IRON PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCEESIER......- THURSDAY, Jan. %
CITY or GLASGOW Thursday, Mich
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday, NJ cha3
FROM LiyEsloeL
CITY OF GLASGOW.----.-----.-..W ednesdsy, Feb. 4
CITY OF MANCHESTER.------- eesesiay, Feb -
RATES Oy PASSAGE.
ffcs yS.t ArELrNIA. fRoN LlFSksooA.
CGblA-....-... s. Dollars CABIN Is Q aneA-
These rates tnclrGe Provisions and Stewards Fee pat
sos Vines Liquors., which eau be had on bosrs Iat
CABIN accommodations .aSls ard attendance VII Ia Sila
sGsnfrsssed
Fnsl-c,sr steamships py bstrssn Ilvspccl AID siss.
row, Esyre R0tisIdsn, Leehc,h, MarSsIes and otetr
Mediterranean ports, by which goods eau be shipped -
IvsrDocl Sni thence BY this line 70 Philadelphia direct
Goods Dteaeel fof NevyCrS and ether places, VII ~
entered aHd aed BY The AGENT without charge sad
with ecOnomv and dispatch. Those Who wish % bring shs
fsh6s rom Liverpool engage psage for them by am
,fihese ships Au sxysrisacet Surgeon VIII be earned On
sach ship Frttht Gne goods ies iaz and pnass
FoY freight or yasszgs apptY 20
THOMAS RiChARr SON, Il Exchan ~ ace. Ne~,Hs
and Naizst-st, Phil IpAis-
RICHARDSON, BROraERS y co. Liverpool.
RATHICK HENDERSON &C. GiasSow. a.
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X INSLY d CO.'S SOUTHERN EN-
Ia PRESS for PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore Washington,
Pittsburgh, CINCINNATI and the South viii leave Once On
and af,ef WEDNESDAY jar % ~ O'Clock p. III.
Home business attended TO IN New YORK. BIOS,
ton and Phil dsl pha Notes Drafts Bills, &c, collected
in all the prHcpa Eastern and Southern cities. Office,
No. Wall-st corner Of Broadway. l222~'
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Coparinrrsbip.

nISSOLUTION.-The Finn of ZERO.
H. LYMAN, MOTLEY l. CO, is this day dissolved
mutual consent aud Isaac H. Bisett is alone auho-
med the Of the firm IN liquidation January
20 1852 Signed. H. JEROLINAE,
j. G.. MOTLEY,
]. VI BASSErr,
n. W. ABoRN
Tho Importing If Stationery ead Fancy Goods Will Do
eon,sbue by l,aac BasSe, Rsbet ". Aboi and John
L. NJ oilsy, unGeI the firm of .-,,
81 ASSET, ABnkN Y MOiIhN.
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Expresses, &f.

-
EREGOhY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
<e AGE and PARCEL EXPRESS. via the ISrHMUS
of NICARAGUA Through in about % days
The subscribers Ill forward Express Frs.sht BY ths
JIeditous route by the Steamship PROMETHEUS,
THURSDAY Feb 5. at , p. NJ
Shippers are raTcu sry requested to have their goods al
this Office ON or before WEDNESDAY, 4th, In packages
nnt exceeding zoe lbs we chit. -
Mess ADAMS and HOFFMAN. of our San Francis
co and Nevada CITY Offices will charge Of Freight
By Tins Steamer THOMPSON s. HITCHCOCk,
Managers and Agents, No i49 Pearl ST.,
3f3t corner OF Wall.
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direot-U. 8 III Al
ard EXPRESS IINES-Ihiough in 4. hours-kew.JeI
sew Railroad via jersey City leaving New York at A ~
foot cf Courtlandt st; A. M. and 7. M Liberiy-sI
Leave philadelphia same hours from foot OF "anutS
Tare reduced TO for rs class and 50 % for recond csss
BALTIMORE, WARRINGTON and CHARLEStCN
through tickets sold IL the above Ines and through oas
through conductors. avn
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DROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
Il RAILROAD-SPEClAL NOTICE.-Until further
notice. the o'clock F. NJ Train from Worcester to PIovi
dence will be detained al Worcester until 81 o'clock II
necessayy, TO with the Express Tram which
leaves New-York at 8 o'clock A. M of the same day.
This will insure connection, unless the Express Tram
Is DELAYED by some unusual cause
J23N ISAAC II. SOUTHWICk. Supt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice y hereby
gwen Ill persons having claims against JOHN D. NC
kIBBIN late Of the City ca New-fork Merchant, de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof ~ the
subscriber at her residence No as Fast Broadway NJ the
City of New York before the iGh day Of April next
dated New York the 18th day OF Oct 1871 ,nn,v
oIt taW6mIu Lucy flchtDoiN'
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OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE Co. Jan. 80, 1851?
nIVIDEND.- The Board of Directors
IL have declared a semi annual dividend OF five per
cent payable on and after The hfth day Of February
next until which time the transfer books are closed
IF lms JOHN WRAY, Secretary
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IN PURSUANCE of aa order of the Sur.
roeate Of the County OF New-York. notice hereby
given to all persons having claims against LEWIS "A.
1HORNE, late OF the City Of Newark, New Jersey de-
subscriber at his residence, No II College place, IN the
AMI next Dated New York tho thirteenth day ofOcto-
ber 1851. WILLIAM H. inOnNE,
o,4 law6mTus AdminnussH'
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NOR CALIFORNIA.-The new and

Hp"
IL independent steamship UNITED STATES, having
proved hetef Of the fastest steamers in the woro,
ill leave her pier No. ,, Norh RIVER. Monday. 18Th
February. for Chssres and San Juan direct. Through
tickets col Meeting at Panama witb0u. deeatlon Tor
ire rht or passs &c, apply TO B.J. HAIGHT. Agent,
3ffi- No. Z 1attcry. place.
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VvHE NEW EN- 6 L A n d Ii Il
eToCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Haven,
.nrs horses cattle sc. against loss from dea n,
tcss ratnrsJ cause accident, or disease OF any de-
snWrr' J.. d. HART Agent.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
INDEPENDENT LINE to CALIFoR-

u MA For CHAGRE5 and SAN JUAN d.
rect.-The and splendid steamship CITY OF NEN
YORK, b. G Baxter commander. built IN the strongest
having superior Cabin md steerage secommoda-
ons, Will leave her pier No. North RIVER on SATuh
DAY Feb T. for the above named ports Through TEX
cts at the lowest rates For freight passage sppyto
PALMER co. No so Broadway or
i27 1914 B. @, HAIGHT No. Battery place
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r IFE STANDARDIZATION Loan
u Fpnd Life Assurance Society Of Londos General
Arent's Office No. Grsndst., jersey Il,y-ihe aoot
nusnv continues eject insurance on the lives OF per-
,cns resident In the United States, and on California ana
oihsr special hazards at fair rates OF PIemur FOL
terms blank forms. 60, apply as above, 20
% TuThksu J LEANDER STAIR. General Agent.
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NOR Observation-Disclosures States Mad


Il Packet ot the 25h February The splendid and f.;
vorits Pack etshp ROSCIUS, Cant iOver Eldrdgs WIZ
leave above her regular day For Freight or Passage
having unfi,alsd accom- modanops, apply to
sPOFTOfD, TILESTON CO, TO. 10 souta-st
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-08-11
FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
THE ELECTION.
OF ALABAMA

We have kept onr paper open in order to give
!, all returns from Wake County. Those returns
4 he found in table in another column. 1t
II r. seen that the whole Democratic ticket has
I'm elected, but that Mr.. Allen, one of our candi-
rs, leads Mr.. Rogers, the foremost Wing candi-
rs but ten votes!
This result is to be attributed to several causes,
d, among them two stand prominently forward
:: the personal popularity Of Mr.. Rogers, and
aandly, the swapping of votes in the sheriff's
ssiion To this last cause, however, is mainly to
attributed the fact that a Whig candidate has
-,a Democratic nominee in Wake County to the
.,uat. latch.
We do not propose now to dwell at any length
uon these matters, and We refer to them with NO
zysjtion to censure either of the candidates fol
sslH. They are both worthy men and Demo
srs but some of their friends, in their anxiety te
z;ars votes for them, lost sight for the moment o.
.Eftsl f interests and considerations of the highest
1.ranee Wespeak of the action of the friends
' af some Of the friends of these gentlemen, and
1ot them.
We have heard, on all sides, among our Demo
-4ic friends, the sternest determination expressed
i prevent similar result for the future.
It will be seen that Gov. Reid has lost twelv'
sts in the County compared with his vote tw'
an ago. Mr.. Kerr goes 1913 votes beyond Gov
Inlvis vote, and Gov. Reid goes beyond bis form
svoe Ill. The vote is 234 larger than it wa
Toyears ago. We are satisfied that, but for tn
alf's contest, Gov. Reid would have gaine'
a.alerably in the county.
Hehave received no Information from any othe
ianty but we have rumors of gains for Mr.. Kerr
aNhg candidate for Governor, in Cumberland
We shall no doubt be able to announce in ou
zt with good deal of certainty, the result 70
'Tsnor and the Legislature throughout the State
are still firm in the belief that the Democrat
ave tiumphed.