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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
Ginantial.
ErTE AVID MASON COUNTY

S2(O.OUO pT FEW tnp n MASON co u
AID CITY OF NASHVILLE tKErTUCkYl Boy w
-Messrs Gilbert l. johnson Insurance BuiidiDss Will
the Six per Cent Bonds Of the above Counties AID CITY.
with p'erss, coupons, payable semi annuaS IN tue Ov
The Bends are for 600 acs the principal relmbursabls
ir 1881, in the City oi Ne. York
Railroad Com paDy payment Of stock subscriptions to
that ad made by the Counties and Cry by author
vs and Obj BY heavy sHT @sores ia the C,ans.
The Road to which the Bonds issued s sixty eight
0s Sns an, s SsSss County The
ated cos of the work is Sl0es, aud the STOCK SUB
Gomez ns Of mSon Fsye,,. and Mason ar. ali
popuous and wealthy The soil UNSURPASSED IN fertility
% any TIE h ISL,
its The following statistics Of wealth and popui
BorIboD-------- stL.y a 5syys
Fayette n a',3ssss Sisss
The shove Counties entirely out OF debt, excepting
for their recent Railroad subIcrpa amounting 70
2a0OtO for which they hold equal amount Of Rtroaa
ssck 1he city Of MsJ sye has population o. a9eat
COO and taxable property to the amount OF IL Is
en, foY The wbos north eastern ,con Of Ken
lucky OF mecharde asd produce gong inward asa OUT
H. sd Timing with
rch central regions of KENTUCKY. AID with tho Principal
lines p hsi~sy hnng sISn an and wsah Msysviis
oMss now dsSt Of SO &C., Bat hes the aOaas
for PsiIyc,d pnrneses THIS Indebtedness is based
cspal If Sl0a5e5o exhibited by the Assessor
which does not gve more than swo-tnds oil ne ae'uH
value
The iy Of the issue ~ THESE Bonds has
med by the Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals OF
the State OF Kentucky which forever settles that question
The Court Of Appeals decided that their collection can be
enforced by Of Mandarin and the individual properly
of.very citizen subjected 20 the pa'nsnt
The Kentrcky msnt Of Congress- certify TO the perecs
unity Of these Bonds and Dr. Gay sdss MS 'ssn'a'
20 heir value He SAYS:
These thee counties among the richest. Believe
excluding jefferson they the three richest IN tnAs
Sae The Bonds executed under the al hery o, tne
L. gsatuIe Us power TO grant that authority hss esA
TCceb;y a med by the highes. Judicial tribunal IN hen
tuchy entertain doubt that the principal and
OF the Bonds respectively, Will be punctuay paid rs iLy
become cue Such condolences in the safety Of invest
rent in these Bends thai property all converted
INTO hem should feel perfectly secure
am, with high respect Jour obediens ssrvsn,
CLAY.
full phi, tel exhibit nay be had a: the once oftss un'
these Bonds ssr ore Of tho bes perfectly safe sFenaes
OF pvsS ment now before the public
William O.
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mo GARDENERS and AMATEURS

. III efFLOwIRS-0ne Of the most celebrated Hofti-
cul,uiis in Germany bss CONSIGNED 10 suaU t.. Of
the mott beautiful Flower Seeds, accommodated ana AS
sorted ss for England where he he's large connections
The Feeds compIe the finest sanual and perennial FLOW
ara "A different kinds of China Asers l3l different kinds
Of sppusl au,umnal and perennial Gill and Waaowss,
Also different colors Of OIstis bulbs Towering
rich during hole suitable for fine BORDER
sc The far famed Cuvator gives the assurance that
he public has before had opDcruey 10 get all
The beaut nj the art of Horticulture has produced IN
later ytaIp. as cheap as have the order 70 ssll
- A DONOP. No. SIS Water.et.
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VORPORATION NOTICE Public

notice il hereby given. that sale Of property for
paid Croon Water Isass Tor the comaencisg the
psos 81 public auction: at ths Cts Hall Of tie City q
New York on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of Juns, 1851 ct 10
ocock noe and be continued from DAY 10 day ant the
whole Of said property sh. es sold and tsss the asailsd
Of the CToton Wafer rsnts and property to b
sold 10 published in the Evening Posi-, daily Aswspaess
printed In the City ofNsw York.
JOSEPH r TAYLOR, Csmpsrslls~.
Compt' oler's Office. March {, 1874 IA lswl<wrh
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fREAsuRERs OFFICE, EoRwIcH AND WoRcEsrgh HAIL
read COMPANY, NORWICH, February N, 1852
Directors of this Company az legal meeting have
directed that tie remaining nstamen Of Ten Dollars per
share the Preferred Stock Of this Company be paid TO
the Treasurer Of the Company at the Transfer Once Ne
80 william ST., tbs C..y Of RewYork on the 18th OF
March next.
an nun from the 18th Of January last.
The books will be closed on the 18th OF March, and 70
main closed until ,bs l9tn day If that month
G. l. PERKINS, Treasurer.
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ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. -
II The NEw-JERsEY ZINC co waTshoass No


II Tbs NEW-JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse, No
a, Dsyst are prepared to supply then ziac Pas's me
follow prices:
No white ground IN oil. So. per p.
No white ground IN OIL, 1c per ID,
Brown sad Black ground N on, ose. peA ="
Div White OF Il nc, SC per 10; ,,
Asr Thorough tee, in Earope anu the ohi.eo n
bess oasd to retain its beauty and pro.sctys 9SSss,
longer than any oher paint For whissaess Snu ~
conmop and dangerous in other pigments wa cover
seeaAwssht-foN ~ to se per cea! more sPsce ,Han ~
AID u thsrs eore much cheaper 10 the cons euef AS
uscs paint. Il NIL rot tam yellow, syss wasn etfosu 20
TIE sulphur us rases Of Goa fires OF tae ieui su % sg
Their White ZINC ground in vaIhrh PrO~"V's '"' NV
IAN hnish Their .>.x,.,s
BROWN AID BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic ceauns ep1h
wood brek iron and Other metallic surfaces ana ~s IT,
nksbs for their proof properties: They are .eec@
adapted or narirs purposes having been found 70 res
the esrfcarg action Of salt wster 50 destructive 70 o~N
ysin,s pealers supplied on liberal tetns By
~ AIMING q SQUIkR, Agents.
No. Is Dsy-st.. N. \.
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nYSP PSIA, INDIGESTION,
II WEAKNESS cae be cured BY the use Of one Of .1e
assbls prsparsions offered 10 the public, os 'As
.'PitNETT'e BrTrERs are nov in use to large e1
tent n this city elsewhere and are for ss,s ~
~ 10 amt purchasers. by WILLIAM r. HICKS w.
~ no TrsnS-ex corner Il Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
y S. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

u sHONEY SOAr.-Ths lac NJ pa abe Toilet Soap 10
now ssssmsa =, use6 moe than otkeT ,hrough,a
EpTops. In proof Of i's sterling merit. Gay be
Ca,eo that the Pr MEDIA swasted to + ClsAver
70 hs Honey, aid other rslst Soaps placed in osmDs
ton hose " all at the Wb lds Fair Of 1885,
and being the tny medal awarded by the Jury fr Soap
oil The sgent is induced t. is,reuce IL - the AmerI
publ tor pth tho ned Of savefsement, feel
ing satisfied hsr onls requires tired To insure re se-
psrseBg the OF other roes Soaps ,as coaatry, az
il has in (0eriasrsd according act Of
CorgrsD WI. DAVIS. No 1870 Bfosdwa,.H w,
Sol Asen for hs Uultsd gta,ss.
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OFFICE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEw-YoRR, March IS, 1854. !
HvO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-


Eealsd Proposals will be received at the office Of the
Chief E. ginter the City Of Chicago, Illinois, for the
Gradpg Masonry. Bridging and SupersuuctuTe or either
ofthen wi bout materials the folio wing Diys-
ions OF the Illinois Central Railroad, TO wit
First Dvi,ion from Cairo Big Muddy River so mes.
Second Division. from Big Muddy River to Town
ship No. l, north Of the base line of the 3D. piin
SI,h Division, from Bloomil gton TO the Illinois
Eighth Division from Feeport to Dubuque 81 miles
Ninth Division from Chicago to kankakee Reer - miles,
Tenth DIVISION om Kankakee River 70 Ufbana 10 miles
The proposals. must bs fer the enIe length OF each d.
VISOR and will DO received az the Office IN Chicago as iol
lows: -
For The Ninth and Tenth Divisions, until April u.s. 1854
at
For the Sixth Division. until April %, 1854. at noon.
For the Eighth Division, until April ~ 1892. a. aeon
For the FIRST and Second Dysi0ns until May a. l2os ~
49,.
Pefles plans and Approximate estimates Of quantities.
vii be ready for inspection and blank olms for prspo
sas, Of the mode AID OF gaymsnt
will he furnished at the Office the New-f0rk and
New. Haven Railroad Passenger Station, Ne 81 Canal st.
New Yo CITY, and at the Office Of the Chief Engineer IN
Chicago Illinois, and after aiarch f3 1852 The same 30
to the Frs and Second Dvisious also be
vision Lasslle Lasslle Co Illinois and TO the Eighth
Division ut FTeeport, Stephenson Co., Illinois. 40
Separate proposals will also be received NJ Chicago until
the 9Th of May for furnishing Ties. Plank Bridge Timber
ard Piles, for the whole OF any part of the road.
Specifications be obtained and AFTER the LIST OF
April 1882 by application at the Office OF the Chief Ens
peer. in Chicago.
satifacoiy references will in all cases be required:
H. b. MASON
Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad.
" Illinois papers copy, and iend paper TO NO. sHn
over ST., New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE is

N postyely without ercsptsa or Issarysres the veJ
hast syer vented Or Gourxuds established reputation
"a Chemical Philosopher Is GUARANTEES snst -:
This Dive never stains the skin requires no ayEs US
sun no trouble and moreover possesses the sing axr piop
erty Of in the hair making sot snd RICE ESus
renowned Is Goursud's ITALIAN MEDIC LED cOAfi
for cuiirg PIES cckes, saowness c,seAs
chsfes and ali skin deform,ties POUDRE ap
roo hair from low upper ps any part o. tns
body LIQUID ROUGE, for pale cheeks and lps H Ats
al Dss and LILY WHITE Fouad AZ DR.. GOURACDs
old esfsblshed Laboratory q wslksfs near hroaa~ss
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ssSE ssssS!s; ! S,!SSsS$ISSSfsSS ' A-.-'''.

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
~ Nssies As,:sy Fsss, "a, - 4 III Is MI
800 anTH r. bstvsss @ ss4 sArsvs Al pssc.e
,.isrssisd hsvzs objscsioxs tossese: sfe ~ y ~
. ,ss Ccst,se CGi It ,his ocs. q. . esSsrs Ia ~
~Crs,oa Xsssdscs DsSsy:1sss n:ss - !; ~ Ise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
xonpop atom NOTICE.-Public no.

= h.x.h, sfvss 20 the ownsf ~ ownss, occe-
" tee y hstsy Al hoa,es and lots, improved or IN
pan, % Lads .cs.d h.sb ,s.' TIE as
lsv: ss:a sG n. sasa ~ y q.
loegsa " ~ al psrsess istested viz Per PAvlN0
az ENTY ninth ST bs:sess eadwsy SO - - A.
ssIsI kcuses and lois Of ground vscaat ees psess
"a nsrcss of land sksated On both sdss q WI -
sssn Broad say and 9Th ay All persons whose inscSes
.ys ssssefsd by the abovenzmed assessusns - -
enpossd To the same OF either Of thsmt se -
her sse No HAl Of Fsoorss wssnm "a.
the date OF this Aoties -Omes, ~ ss'
street Ds'A'sH suEL e pEd MOTT A....sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
I0REIGN PETENT OFFICE.-The

subscriber having branches of his establishment "a
ths principal cities of Europe London Paris, Madrid
Brusscs Vienna, &C. for the purpose Of trausscnng Pa
tent busp enabled to secure Letters Patent abroad
q, and 20 have hem delivered here
q London about fourth Of the time ard at one,
bath the which ould be aired special
sxents JOSEPH p. PIRSSoT,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents
No WI ct Eew-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS.

Proposals. will be received for the CONSTRUCTION OF
Plank Road across the State of rem fo1enee
On the river Delaware Keyport. On the Ha ton bay
asiance Of about forty mieshe Road 20 CONSIST OF oou
be sck each len feet width TO DO butt In the mes.
substantial mapper-to be commenced 'mn eda.sy aoo
finished with the least possible delay Appy the once
Of the FloreLce and keyport Company NO So
HeW.YQfk
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gebools.

Observation-Disclosures wishing 10 fed
IA :. Issriuusn in whoh good order Is attained by
- ard rapid improve IT. secured By thorough
..as,ion will he pleased and served at the Commerczl
- Clssncsi scteol. No, Is Henry Of
sOLOHOE JENNIE, Principal.
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1nsnranre Companies.
OFFICE OF THE GROCERS' FIR e
" INSURANCE COMPANY, No. q wail-st.. coz

CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day, the following gentsm'a
chosen directors Of this Company for the ensuiis
year:
sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Elder,
Benz Sherman, Marshall Pspoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alex. II. Grant, CharlssBdrknAlter'
Rufus Story, Asa 8. Porter James b, wilson,
Henry Edes, Isaac c Taylor, William X roster;
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE. Esq, was unanimously reelected President Of
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Nsw-Yorf Feb. 2. 1854
N.B-Ths Company continues TO insure Buildings. Mer-
chsndse Household Furniture Vessels in Pors, &c, On
the favorable terms All Losses promptly ADJUSTED
and mad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

HELOR'S LIQUID HAIR
ID Dyr N ATrHEI OBS LIQUID 10 90 celebrated and
sucoe full thai il il exciting The cupdiy az hest OF ma
i,anrs The pabhc be careful 70 get tps
il i sold wholesale and retail applied thus Dye hn
been in operation for the fssf twelve yeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
yOUNTRY LIFE for BOYS.-Tbe adj

vsntsgeso residence in the country within Is miles
sfHatfcrd with in'eleep iudicous, N and capa
kls laIAsr Of faD ard kind and esrefd mother
sse the parent goardiss Of boy uaderten OF
sse Tbs sdvetsr has almost entirely HIS former
stcups on and 10 able will ne TO constant atten-
s he mors and training OF three fodr boys
Preliminary inquiries may be addressed to ". L. Box No.
~ Pnat Office HaKtfoYd CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. I
NEW YORK, March Is, 1852.
A Il A SPECIAL MEETING of the

OFFICE THE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK, March Is, 1852
A Il A SPECIAL MEETING of the
Board Of Trustees of this Company, held this day,
John FalcoDer Esq having resigned the following rssou
ton unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED That the thanks Of this sard be presented
John Facons Esq for his efficient and energetic services
PresceLt of TINS Company and that IN Iesigning the
post he has occupied mnch the satisfaction OF this
Board he with him best wishes for his success
and prosperity.
FRANCIS 8. LATHROP, Esq, then unanimously
elected President Of this Company for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board.
FERDINAND stage, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John FalcOner, J.Symngton, James w. Elwel,
Moses Taylor. II. L. R,uth n w. Merrill,
Horace b. Clafip, Lewis B. Loder, Sidney Green,
Johb p. Nesmlth, II H Munsel. b Johnston,
Paul ept ford Valentine KIRBY, j. Dickinson,
Charles C. Hatch, Andrew v. Stout, +. c. Gebbard,
L. H Brigham Ell Collins, Amos Hewes,
E. T. H. Gibson, j L. Buckley, Eugene Dutilh,
E. J. Anderson, p A. HNgous. Joseph Fowler,
s. d. Babcock, Lambert Suy dam, Henry Holt.
James d. Fish. X X Graves, David y. Turner,
A. Oelrichs, CT Dambmann, w. A. Keteltas,
Richard Bell, NJ Livingston, Elias Brown
Peter V. King, j. H. Brower j. Seligman,
Isaac Moses
FRANCIS 8. LATHROP, President.
JOHN s. TAPPAE, Yise-President.
FERDINAND SRAGG. Secretary.
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NROTON AOUEUUCT DEPART

~ MENT-To .CoNTRACroRs-ssslsd Propesal:,
viii be received al tha Office Of he Crsoa Aqasiuct De-
paItment, (Ro;unds, Park until don5sy ne s9sh DAY o.
With the Sssessny RKcFIvING BASINS asd Gull:
vERTS, in PEARL-ST, fom Stats'o WAsaan-st., Do
ing in len 9Th about SOS feet The plan Of the Sewer anA
specifications for the bull rg Of the aAd all other n.
formation relating thereto be "bainsd on applcsuoS
49, 1852. 80. -. rlOnoL1e D.AN.
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WINDOW SHADES, wholesale and

w retail. BY wOODFORO CO, manufacturers;
No 66 CaihaIne 81. Also. large Sssoltmens Q, bun
HollspSr An table OIL Clo,hs of their own mpoitaAsn
which tossher With their large sock Of Shades shey Of
fer al prices that be equaed IN this market pea
avs avs ,souesea TO CALL feel confident IN saying
cur prices cspnot be beat s. Cords. tsssels, ba'ses
Sc. in any quantity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
~ notice hereby given. d petition hes bsen pre-.
in VANDEwATER ST. from Pearl to fraasfostst.
All persons Interested having objscdoss thsFsto are re-
quesied to present the srsg stating their sxtent
Of in crest to the Contract Csk s,shs Office. % or be-
fore the 2sth March, EstCfutos Aqaefuct Department.
March 49, igs3 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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Corporation NOTICE. - Public
~ Notice is hereby gwen test Petition has bees pre-
scented in ths BOaid Of Aid rmeB, for SEWER In
FORTY.THIRD ST.. from oh TO within $50 feet Of STA
All persons Interested havUg bjsctioss thereto, ere
requested to present the wiring to the Engineer
this Office, before 20 March inss-CrstoA Aq1s
NIcHJ CAS- DEAN, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

PRACTICAL BO0K-KEEPING.-C.
II MARSH long known in this CITY continues his
rvspe Rot for The practice and stud, Of Book keep
- Il No 3o< Broad ssy, first fsor, s,as Let those
bassisd obtain Circular, with terms. References &c
~ esnn sIcis cities Of the UpIed States MsIcs South
iSsTes ard est Indies Spanish and English, fer sale
a above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

OVAL WOOD, large and small pattern,
~ TURNING. done to order At No: l27 Anthony-st.
BY GEORGE DOAK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

NO. so PRINCE-ST., two doors from
IN p,o.dway -FRENCH and GERMAN after the Oh
S.S.r6iss much imoroved method by e TELLERING,
S.S,en1ATy, from Paris. Prospectus gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CAMPHENE.-Triple Refined Cam
~ pb,re in bbls and Ia bbls Also put up in cases
suitable for lor voyares for by the asufacsnrer
JOHN 8. LOUNsBERRY, No. 80 BaIlmg slip.
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+ ORRILLARD FIRE INSURANCE

II UHH1LLAND TIbE INOUhhNOH
IL COMPANY-Gapital $500, eoe-Ofhce No. 50 Cham
bers st adjoining warts store-Ths Company having
ali the capital paid prepared to receive applications
for Assurance on Warehouses Dwellings Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels IN port, &C. &C., asanrt
loss OF damage by IRE
DIRECTORS.
foras v Anderson David Morrison, John R. Durbrow.
Fash1 p Bailey, Adam p. Psntz, John a: Harriet,
Jas NJ Benedict, John J. Serreu, Ell Kelley,
samuel Bel, Nahum Sullivan, Morgan M0fgans,
Wm. 8. Duke, William Adams, ANDY u NORWOOD,
Simeon Draper, Thos. III Bears, Amedee Z: tAgn,
Theob. G. Jung, Wyllis lackstone " ash. smith.
zophaI Mills, Ezra p. Davis, John Add Thomas.
Thomas Thomas.
CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON, President.
WASHINGTON SMITH. Vice President
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN Go6ER, Jr Surveyor.
for insurance in this Company Will DO re-
cey ed at the Office of Mr. A O. Norwood, No - Wuhsm ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CALCUTTA GOODS-Cargo Of the
~ ship James Drake, Just anivsd, ccnsisring Of
sstpeue. 400 bags
Twibe 200 bales 2 and thread
Gubpy Cloth, 800 bales.
Ganpy Rags, <00 bales.
Ginger 1856 bags
Hides, SO bales Gov: dead, green and slaughtered
For sale BY spoFFoRp, TILEsToN CO..
No 40 South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CYkUS W. FIELD Il Co, No IL Cliff
~ New York, sole sgests the aed States fof
MnspTs.ts superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Papers.
ausstll Mills fine Writing Papers.
Ce~sb Cs.s English and Scotch Writing Papers
RasliD's Eneis Tissue pApers
Geuesse Mills Printing Psper.
They also Agents foT ths principal papsr naEaso
tureIS q this ronatrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CALIFORNIA. - Persons of healthy
constitutions about to proceed to California to travel
or reside effect their lives az an exfa
for the latter at the National Loan Fund Life Insurance
Company Of London, No. Grand at, Jersey CITY, A
rnaTanfse fund vested in American trustees All claims
eayabls in New-York Medical officers in attendance
aaiy For ,ates Of premium AID general iLformatcn.
gYvHE NEW EN LAND LIVE
H. STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New haven.
Coua insure horses cattle &C. against loss from death,
either fsm natural cause accident disease Of sny do
scr,pties whatever New York Agency. No. Is Wall It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

AL.-BENEDICT, HALL IL
co Manufactures and Wholesale Dealers IN Boots,
removed to No. I'll Park on
old Park Theatey opposite the Astor House,
New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

A LCOHOL-1OO bbls 95 per cent suit
"A able for making burning fluid for sale by the msaa-
fscturer JOHN h. LOUTSBERRY, No. % BurlLng slip.
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IGNUM VITE.-For sale in lots, az
AZ wanted qgapt,ty 81 klysgT VITAL !. ssss and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

CASH PAID FOR RAGS, CANVAS,
~ BACGIN6, BALE ROPE CUTTINGS, Grass and
Jared Rope, Ola Papers, aud all other Paper Maksn'
s.oct, by CYRUS Y: FIELD Co.
No. "a Bsekman-h.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-06-26
MINNESOTA AEEAIRS.

The Miinnesolian (St. Paul of the 9th
inst, has The following items of intelligence
OF affairs in that quarter
The first seizure under The operation OF
the Liquor Law, was made on Tuesday
person by the name of Geichell lately ar
rived at this place, with about $1,000 worth
Of liquors from Chicago, which were stored.
complaint was made before Justice 81.
mons by soma of our citizens, Geichcll was
arrested, tried and found guilty. He was
fined $50 aud costs, and his liquors declared
forfeited, and 10 stand committed till the
fine was paid.
The Weather for the past week has been
exceedingly arm-ihe thermometer rang
ing on some days as high as 90 in the shade.
Whn says this is cold country =!
The Posimaslpr-General has ordered
iri-wrrkly servic. OF The mail between ST.
Pa" and St. Anthony.
P1blic Improvements in the lower end of
town, are going on quite rapidly. The
opening Of Third, through TO Sibley street,
is being pushed forward with uuliring indus
try hy The energetic contractors. 1t will be
completed in a few weeks The grading of
jackson street, from Fourth 10 the river has
been commenced.
Business has been quite dull, for ST. Paul
during the last few weeks. Almost every
bo iy seem 10 be waiting for the news of the
ratification of the Treaties, before they en-
gage loo deeply in their present business, or
undertake airy new enterprise
RECEPTION OF THE WIG NoMiNATroN.-
The Wing nominations appear 10 I've re-
ceivrd with enthusiasm among ma aority of
the Wing press. Even those whose prefer
enccs were for other candidates, acquiesce
with good grace in The decision The
Washington Republic, Fillmore paper says
Scott was no, lis first choice, but being the
frs, choice Of Il ma ajori,y Of the Wings, that
fact is conclusive with il and i, does not
see upon what principle any Wing can
withhold from him his earnest, cordial, and
heary support. The In,elligencer speaks of
Scott, as worthy of the support OF the Wings.
The New York Courier, is the only oul-and
oni.arumhler, The Courier begs leave 10
differ with the Wing Convention, who pro-
noumcrd il says, Winfield Scott, as more Fl,
for The Presidency, than Daniel Webster
The Courier has always believed the contra
ry-i still believes the contrary. 1t says the
s'brr conviction of the country agrees with
that journal, aud all the ballots Of the Con-
vcn,ion canno, disprl the conviction. This
appears TO he The only except II 10 the
generally favorable reception of the nom-
nation 10y the Wing press in the North.
PhiIa. Ledger.