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poned Twice and much oter business transacted mea
while. When the gentleman gets MP to state fact he
ought to know what he is talking about and not state
what is untrue.
Mr. STAlr said it was rather unkind In the gentleman
to obtain the floor by his permission and then conclude
Ais remarks BY personal dsrespect
w. JOHNSON Observed he did MOI intend It.
FIR. STUART said in the language of Chesterfield
well Bred man nevsr win insult me- snd no other car,
Mr.. JoBSsoSIf the gentleman int ended any personal
ausodto to me- he could select either place. (Sen
sation.)
The CH1.iMAN called 70 order
Mr. JoBtsoN explained. He had said no gentleman
should state fact wi al he did not knsg and as the
gentleman wanted to throw out Hord Chesterfield ne
would repeat sis anguag.-" Am 20 set life upon
'nTow,"
Beeaussa bear IL ru fe and suNy?
No, no. A clever sible, we Ibred rraa
VIII not insult me, ari no other can.
III STUART said he gsntlenna.i fortunate II his po-
etry ~ in his eqnate. To un5@r axe to cope vi him
in is bellies latres attainment would N becors- me
notw. hsandiny Lo:d Chesterfield used She remark 10
which have reierrsi have ctieayorei 10 treas tl,p
should pnrsus the Of conduc which had goyeraed
him heTs5ore and thlt the most agreeable portion Of
his life bad besn spent a fone members of the House
Mr.. HAF5fpene for s'w minutes In deferce of the
Speaker OF ne House, whche said ba sheen unstiy as
sailed.
Mr. STUART cosslude his renarks by saying was the
fault Of the majority thst br ,ncrs had delay ed
Mr.. JONES, 0fTenn., remarked that l., had been here
unpohtaby suned BeiEyAatisfed ts at no speeches
TO be made The BILL h moved tha she comn-itec
wise, FOR the puDose Of Offering reSolutio 10 terminate
he general debate ard limiting the discuss the
nfnute rule. Tis swas agreed .J
DIR NEWTON, (vag) Of Ohio, ook the &c y. and ccri.
msnced speec.- In favor of le H0mestC VI BILL rot
having an opportunity to express his views st sessioI
but without conclu kng gave wa, for mot W that Il
committee rise, wi EN- prevailed
The House. witho ,ctalSng dein " action the Pos
Oticc Appropriation 5ff, adomnel.
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Th. Baltimore nYechnnicx, stts,se.

GOING TO WORK WHERE THE PRICES ARE afvR Y
MEETING OF EMPLOYERS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is 1855.
The Mechanics Institute was throagod esain u
morning by the strikers.
proposition introduced to allow the Baltinaoss
and Ohio Raroad hands, and those other
give the prices to go to work. and bind themselves to COZ
tribute 25 per sent Of their salaries to support their brs
thren of those shops that refuse to give the price T
resolution caused excited debate aud therneetin<s
finally adournct6 four o'clock The hands Of each sbn.
are to meet at two O'Clock at designated places con
salt on resolutions
BALTIMORE Feb l5lPM
The mechanics lave adopted resolution to OTTO wof1rs
to in all tic shops where the full prices are given
ana 20 contribute twenty five per cent of theft salaries
and Ohio and the 'usquehaxa railroads and the sops
OF Page and BROWN Wells and Miller. Eentley a. Co
washington and Magae and Mr. Bates employing about
hundre hands have agreed to give the price The
iol!owfng firms spoying twenty three hundred hands,
held meeting this afternoon and resolved not to give
the prices assed . Ds9mead and Son Murray and Halle
hurst Poole Al I'd Hunt Amos and Green. Z Whitman A
70: q ). Ben son, Ross Winans. John G. Mlhouand
scott aad Bolst err sei N. Blake H. d. lawrence Geo. r.
Bosset Hayws cd, EaStiet L Co., c. Reeder Jr Sinclair
Co. -
Ac3Hnittee has 1aen appointed for each ep in which,
sne go to WORN to collect twenty per cent On
the saares, to pay ITO the treasury which will amount
10 o. 9UO per eek large number of citizen als
contributed be rally whilst the printers other trade
societies OF the city Lave resolved contrbs $500 each
See+y, to supp )rt IT, Jmachinsts' strike
NO trans wen out on the SusQuehanns lssoad day
exoept the mail train.
Business will be e-amod to, morrow
= PfnIApgIPHIA, rei,l Is 1883
No strike has occu-redios the Penn,yly ,,a Rar,.J
aol is one apprehendsd.s- -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.



REASONS OF cEvALLos FOX Dh'soLyrSG CONGRESS-
| THE PECULIAR METHOD or sp DoISG-ASorHER
/ TEHUANTEPEc CONTRACT, ETC.
/ BAIrIscRl3 Feb Is, 1853
-Four New Orleans mails bringing dses a. late AZ due
are 10 hand.
The following the particulars of the Dismissal oi
congress by President CevaioA bill ul'er discus
sion providing for convoking convention &c Congress
went hto secret session. agreed TO sit till he b waA
DISPOSED Of committee reported against the bin. re-
coml,ens;g II TO be sent to the Cosamtee the Grand
Jury This was carried and the committee pr0cesded
take he declaration of Presissht CeVsos IN oTeer 70
present accueaon against him OF Intriguing agaiit te
constitution, hePresdent refuse.o anr~er denyiDge
authority OF Cong-ess to impeasls htm Congress Con
pulaes MEANWHILE was filled with military Auiniun-
ton as sent TO- the barracks ana severe pos ,,s,
pronounce against Congress- The members OF Congress
lriainet in ther half-past ter ocloc. Don
Tomas Marin came into the hall in citizens oress, io
.owee by hun,gei sosA Of tho Nationaf Guari,
Tbo sei2ec Che avenues and - ors and calico the
cont OF the 1hamber out SenH Moniel went ou., nc
General Ma in gave bn vet al order from the Prea
dent OF the Tpnbic to dissolve. congress senior Monsen
returned to tae ChambeY need the fact, anu wA
cate the chas which tse,a by senior Guzmen vice
President, who declared she on continued pro
test was agreed 10 by acclsuatios General Marin then
march II into theentre of she aS and cleared the seats
nj the nt of tn ba yonet THE n embers directed their
the cony mt of San FranrA but were forced
back BIZ the tro,ps They then went to the con-
vent OF Esnritu santa vb-ro they drew up
manifesto and protest Here the amer Oh the
came TO item with about fifty men ne ieit AZ tne
door and fold the members present tha the fresoens
requested hem to ds olive and not fora him TO extrem
ties Senoritarcia Aguirre, who resioing reusea
md the aandante retired The Cha mper conthus~
'ometime longer in session without intem upuon'
The Preside NJ issued the night d ecree convokan9
,s-onyenti0n, the terms q ntained IN tno
bill which had been rejected by Congress-
The Sig'o condemns in moderate ideu language
TIE course of President Cevalos.
The Order of ne 18th saws that tho pr,s dent had de
te-smed TO aw,sd the contract for bnl,y " railway
the Isth.nus of Tehuantepec to- essrs 800,
Payne, Oarto Co The paper, however In subse
quet date, says this announcement prem azure sne
Pres dent not having decided and that oud awAt
furt ar inrorma ID from the (uana Com, ANY
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The Smith Excitement in the New York
Assembly.
THE GREAT STRIKE OF THE MARYLAND
MECHANICS,
INTERESTING MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE,
&C. &c Gc
General Pierce I'm Boston, Sc.

BosroS Feb Is, 1853
Yesterday some twenty members of the city govern
mcnt assembled at the fremont House where room and
dinner had been ordered in anticipation of the arrival of
General Pierce and his presence guest The General
however did not come and the gentlemen consocd them
selves with the solids liquids spread before them
General Pierce arrived in the last train and proceeded to
the house of friend where Mrs Pierce had staying
since Saturday This morning General Pierce was at the
fremont House short time, and met few of his per.
sona and political friends 1t is not at presen. known
when he vii! leave Boston.
General Pierce has had long private ineryie W with
Judge Cushing and Col Greene, Of the Bos,on Post At
O'Clock to-day he proceeded to the Reve,e House to
pay his respects to Mayor Seayer The meeting pr
Vae the General declining receive the City Council in
body.
BosroN, Feb. 15-P. NJ
General Pierce appears simply private citizen and
has thus far managed to avoid the crowd of Office seek
ers and others who anxious for interview.
Judge Cushing Colonel Greene, and Mayor seaver are
the only persons, far learn who have held
communication with him day He remains the whole
time at the residence of Mrs Mason in fremont street
It is not known when he will resume his journey to
Wa shuotuu,
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City Politics.


THE "SOFT SHELL COMMITTEE.
Last evening the committee OF the democracy recoy-
nized by the sachcms Of Tammany Hall ha.i meeting at
the wigwam Mr. L. B. Shepard in the chair The follow
ing resolution adopted
Whereas General Pierce President elect of tho United
States expected to arrive in this city his way
TO Washington, and in consequence OF recent melan
choly afIiction has declined public reception, and init
mated the desire TO avoid on his journey, the general
demonsra tons of popular regard which would otherwise
have attended hm--theref0re,
Resolved That feel bound to defer implicitly to his
wishes in this matter but at the time we desire to
express to him, in appropriate and unobtrusive
way the profound respect and sympathy feel for him.
and him Of cordial and steadast support
the discharge Of the high duties which he Is about
to enter
committee ofiseven appointed to carry the FORE
going resolution into effect.
The Fifth ward was laid over I'll! the 6es meeting
in April
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From Rio .yr.0eAaD.

BA llfMlag, Feb. IS, 1858.
Schooner C-a as arrived a. this port, from Rio u
nero January 5th She report that the steamship Sr
"a Nevada from New York fcr Panama syived at RE
the 3rd January Bark s.. ia mes fror Phlader Ais
sailed Dec nber 2eh for sonevideo trsg Gen. Worth
sailed for PHILADELPHIA Janus ~ 9Th
MIR. Tay.os, of Chatham Mass, sccoaS mate Of Sart
Ksdar disl, December 31st.
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From CAnnr3n.

THE C1aG S6i Observation-Disclosures TUBULAR RAIL-,
NAY BRIDGE oy sR THE ST LAwRENCx.
QUnExc, Feb 12 1858.
nes a9tcbes were recosysd from TIE Colonial Office to-
day, stating that the npe1 al gov wosd recon-
mcr Parliament to tie entire control CT the Clergy
Reserve to the Provin sal Legislature.
IT. Stephenson, the uder Of the Britannia bridge
the Mana Strc.Ss, is ais way to, Canada it is
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THE .SArfoSAL TELEGRAPH LINE NEW ORLEANS hss
been out of order for few days past, but learn
frorn despatch dated at New Orleans yesterday fore
Noon, that the line is in excellent order. At 10
O'Clock to day the weather was clear ani plesssn. in
that city.
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ssnipg Of the q. s.'stcarner Powhatsn, md
Ship Antarctic.

NORFOLK, Feb. 10, 1885
The United States steamer Powhatan sailed yesterday
for Madagascar, China and Japan
ship Antarctic, from Liverpool for New YORK, with
small pox and ship fever among crew AMI passengers,
left Saturday night FOR New York.
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I DITRl 7, Eaa. Is 1853.
The State Legislature adfonrned yessordny The Msu
NEE Charter ame.iments were not passed. Tho Ann
Arbor Bank amendments vetoedsbF the Goveenor
The bin for the construction of irasc canal around
the Saut Ste Mars passed
FIRE occurred 1T one O'Clock this incoming in hs dry
goods store Of J. Ais. in the rsv block on Congress
strest The nudipg and stock w5po entirely d,stroyed
and adjoining buildings were less DANA 9Sd In
sursd for $4,000 IN the Etna of Lsrtfud and $3.50 i'm
q
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Later from Havana.

MIR. KINGS HEALTH nPRoYING.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15-8 r m
The steamer Osprey has arrived here four da Us an
twenty hours from Havana being the quickest Asaag
ON record. Her dates are to the 10th inst
The health Of Mr.. King was i'm proving
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Indi.,n Ontroxes In Texas.

New ORLEANS. Feb, u 1855.
By the stca- -aer James h. Day, have later dates
from Texas. Che Indiap continued very troublesome.
they had attacked Iarc do and killed two inhabitants
Numerous other ourages and murders also reported
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TRENTON, FEB. 10, 1868.
The bill for the ArIine varoad to lie~ York passed
the House of Assembly day, by 80 IL Its friends
baaseve II will also asa the Senate
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CONCORD Feb. 10, 1853
lhs Hon. Amos Tuck has consented tc be = candidate
or re election to Congress- from the First netre of New
hampshire.
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The Liqssr Law la vermnAt
TpB OFFICTAa VOTE, So FAR A KNOWN,

b BsaIINGTOy, Beb TO, 1861
The ollowng is he official return os the vote upon the
yermsn Liquor law, fropa tho several cnlntos heard
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NV In Illinois.

The License Law In Illinois.
CmCACs. Feb 10 1858.
The License law, amended by the House PASSED the
senate yesterday.
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Personal Intelllgencs

kfaryAfs rM METRopOT TAN-Atfo<ney Gencral OhAt-
feid Albany; Hon R. ". pechham, Albany T. Bse'os
Lawrence, london.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PIERCE.
Exciting Scenes in Congress and the
Legislature.
Debate in the U. 3. Senate Relative to Fraudu-
leat Expenditures of Moneys.
Controversy in tho House Respecting the
Manner Of poing Business.

Passage Of the Coinage Bill.
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TELIaRArmc OFFICES, CORNER OF HANOVER AND BEAVER
STREETS. AND No 2O3 BROADWAY
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GOING TO WORK WHERE THE PRICES ARN afvn
MEETING or EMPLOYERS, ETC.
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New EfAasasnasxx. PoI,t, -.

=, FfrIApMPHIA Tsi, l5 1858
No strike has occu-red,o,s the Penn,,lvana Rar~.J
aor is one apprehendad.s.
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Professional Noiites

Z MEXICAN aud FOREIGN AGENCY. in WASH
~ iSG10r1he his N TIE
before be r-er and Tor n
buSnes 7si1rg eteatior a. ne ~ %
PsTsou gh DE Pstert ln1-1 Loo u
GnJ Of the DspznenL OF n ne 51preae Coa 81 "a.
Dsy rely prompt <nt tsini1 E,snoz = ts
.Ifsprs
own foTsgs tdu1-1n- VII Undertake aet y
Of so,E money % portion
Of urops sd VII b. pad % the e1on o. oezn csns
b. fi.hfc fsfo>ee gaA.syG
s.S, ,hsy ~ HI prominent Of Europa
or 70 Or He. bfvees sth and lC.s - - - -
Apri l. ieo5 ', h-NHLol
Hon Jno " bsury Mayor. Theodore say,
~ N se.on $50 Norean De JONES'
CorcersD kfgs, A " y1erryi
gsy5en Wnners 4 Go, Edmund IL rsy-ss
Cbrtb Rrotlers Lrnsston Wells Co
Prof Jos Henry BrkLis
pc, Forre Fsd Baron Humboldt
Lospos Professor R4nks,
Cbev Bunsen Prussi.n Mn Professor Won hs1m1
L. Col SYKES Y lnds Co, sRussELs
Jo~ph Hurn.. N. p. Bsron Ouefeist
Cir Kodenot Hurchssn, n Bozrron
Albany FonbisDque E-q, LLirsiS
Board Of Trade, DR. o. fIageL
v1-Sn Ch,5viek Fsa YzaSKFORr.
~o" R.sr3 "a As.i,s JAlber, vaTentsp7
Geo Peabody, Esq. u5 VIE
oho7 Ltse-o~
Gef Il.
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FOREIGN PATENTs.-IMPORTANT INP .. !, =:

EOREIGN PATENTS.-IMPORTANI M W IN !. MA a
j TION 70 EXHIBITORS o. AMERICAN is'EsiioN' - ne
coming WORLDS FAIR -, 49,. =. P-,,.. ,.s,. Ar
en., sIotpf PATENT Of Importation 20 be tke1 aa tao ~
.. .nv spueert REGARDLESS Of who b. the scta A1el
M, espec.ly The England which Comfy having
80, "a nmiGr 70 our oWn gives 20 -c
sor "a our fnvepions tose Of any otfef nItoa
ttn approaching Far large nuIn1e' ~ ~ ~ ~
obtain what tbey ca 10 Tie way -
orovsepts onabJ take thoss aey g, = -
nsr. Of psteniDg important RAJ y "a
.on who 90 intend sbsndcn ther rights
spce 70 secure themselves Uld the new asa OF rAsA1o
80. P,o,ertion g,yep months moderate expense
The subscber will Paen1 os Great bntAn snc -
r N FuTop IN tine fr delivery the Ksir iInmsdse 80
b .ksp Tor that purpose JOSEPH r. PIRSSoA no VANS
MICHAEL NOURSE & Co, Home and Foreign
l Paieut Ger ers Agency corner Of Sth ana b near
Office Derartmeut Washington, d. G. - 70 s-....,,v
MIcHAEL EOUksE, 1HAsLcs oiA'S"0A'i
Mons, n H.,
REFEREECEs
n ux.L r. Senate N Y Edward K Collins Esq, ~ T.
III, on ~. A., T,,sT Y Appleton Co. Publishers Y T.
I CO. "a FrsTs,s Y C. Morgan MOg Iron WORKS ny
GtS y u TIl, BroIers y Hon W H. Seward Auburn
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Goal.
T. CARMAN

GOAL. COAL. COAL.-CHARLES l.. CARMAN
- y III, m friends snd the pubic ihs ne !. nov pre-
trs 10 with tne best q1ait OF feach Ocnad ehE
kk e.fh ad Liverpool Coal by the tun chsiron or ea an
wch lie viii he lowest puces aud glaantee 70 gy sua
~ CJ.. fhoren the ONCE will be promptly attended To-
Iores pubic house, supplied - the cargo On me mos1 faon
AZ terms Weight quality guaanteed orders can ne m
ire Arlington Co.'S Once, No D W ss 10 20 ue
vch ~ Canal and Narsss or 81 NO LoS' Dioa1"A
C. T. CARMAN No 50 Bethurest- near Washington
HOAL-Ihe subscriber is now prepared to supply
with kinds Of Anthracite and Btuuinous
Coal sz Pssch Orchard Bas Heath Lehgh hszie5on Liverpool
O drey aid Cumberland newly mined and "afrted
which he 0rers tor sale al the very o"st
ros.be pcs som me vessel or ereensd ION s
- ItNFs l. WORTH sorhwest corner Albany and N1suns
or.t. a. cor rhomp.1u-st and 6fh-sy cor Anoss o.. a.
o,rrr. In AZ the Office Of 4. ". WORTH No % up
stair (Cty gidiDgl through DtPatch Post vi" fee''
prompt attention
DlTTS1ON COAL-The pennsylvania Coai CIin ?,
s sz.s lean good order susb for steam ala
80 yards Ia tins Guy
AID Biookv The Comp nys facilities are uel - 70 naoe
- d d.rsteh 20 vessels loading 81 New-1otkoI foft "eh r
, s1son Ryeu 20 delivery of Coal for douleslc purposes
All, Al he oaBce corner Of Broadway AID Waist
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furnitnre. &r.

1TTAP SPRING MATTRESS wAR liS. Is a.
A tIAi 80 and Beddrs Dep6t-Ihe best place 70 Sc INC
~ Iron Bedstsss nd col PAiAsses eAa se nteS %
asS ;s dsSs BOD M.;,'' sSs. Se aoSsd Pi.aP
tr.sses 20 Reas al Ie e. % So Also tse ~ ss Rro.ass
Ss,sr.ses Pillows, &c, constantly u "'
.S. rnIs At BARGAINS in TEATHERS Ba ...Sj
kJMATTRESsES,S &C a~-Yofk CHEAP UPHOLSTERY ana
DOC. ssis STORE attention q tsss' msSt Of Bsd
respectfully Beds Co.'s &C. 81 o. 49, mai. in
had at cash Rree. and sssmins the above roek "a
ioeeDen sent 70 s1y a a Ms.sss rssOvsied
StiIis.sburRh free OF eAitAse- ~ w. CRAWBUCh.
and made over No SIS GsnaSt ~ ases sss' I" lS''As
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~,,n,prp and ARABLH LANDS 5000 acres for
,.s n the q wysaiss sgs5s "a -. 3D. o rs
h de on he heboe A1y .s S 81 IL sgSI
Creess he Canal chiefly benoek sprccs
lh -b,te pine AID cherry. se.--. q. r1;-.o.
- AGO acsss West SEsnch Of N1'1
Ac %. r@sr The inc the Sunbury and LIa itsiEod
e1ehS' esrt isoton Be gwen add maps saosn z tas
fuI'srr ~ gCunITTflENNER, " No. re Se1szsi- He"
Agent M. " ~ Sorby HUGH BELLA3 Pfopre,sr
euniUry. Pa. July 2 lS55
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists No. - Wed
~ llth 5th aud 9Th New York and No ~ hrr
pongbkeepe All work pertaining theI profession executed
the mo approved style at medium pnces
ITO THOSE ABOUT LEAVING the CITY
late irprosemenis In tbs Dental An an embed % pa
In TEETH om iul day md wiihsai utng ss
the roots. INV LIN 'o.oo pI1-e.---
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mafbinrrp, &t.


KEYSERs FURNACES for WARNING al kinal
IN of tuidnSs The % quality o. heat VI
consuetop eeonosy Particular attention ai.ed SsTs
Tot Ws.e, Fuusee will be vsnanted a. also ht
Rsnse House Fur.shiss Articles Jsps0ned "~s
''''' Holm II KyYsEE, No. s9s Brosdvsy cor Wa Dr&
81 LIGHTNING ROD5-Otis's Patent Insulated Llgn '
II hasb sea io the
uDqushed
Stser d now IN While others frequently s 70 20
s RE- l, The ssbtest harm has never occurred 70 any Os
S to rbh Iris applied Persons see1n5 pfoec,yn ~
-, 10 examine Otis Patent Conductor wanted
e hundred Agents sell hs nsht OF towh' 70
Iii; l.. rsen L. LYON Co. PIogr.etor. No % 6roa~ay
SSd;p !. ~ and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (Of the
~ It, finn Of wslworh Essop 0uid) NO % broersy Hsns
etars Wrought Iron Pipe for steam Gas and Wss @ h
s snd eysr description Steam and 0ss Worf oaI bou
Rat Fna. Cola AID tvspors'9is sbssh
other Steam Boiler ana nsno sP-
dgs III o constructs variety Of steam sso hot ~ss
~uins Lighting spPerstus ana reisfs !" ep' VI ~
vvoyl 10 pe.ri sstop of the country.
VxTARMING and VENTILATING HOUSES.-J:
w sMOLsKrs RuisD sysn y "sn t .otns nst1r
e. For aDo terms Of % s,s NJ IN
~. Iii Al ~ Office Of OWN q. WAhhEN Aehteot 30 ~
Broadway, mp stairs
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HONTISENTAL INSURANCE CO.-CASH CAPT
tTAT s5e 0oTh- CE7ai Of s Conr-uy 81 Psie IN sc
f~suc- BunEs A.-rrzr snl Persona p-opfy
...ins > FIRE ODE Ns+s,- Wk bhAet rrsfs-o-
ca. 7 HoFs. s~er-sls
NORTHERN NETWORK LIVE STOCK LNSUR-
CAPITAL s5o,ooo, sesg..ls is..-.ed. -,
VINCENT Il Co, Ase1L
No. y N>-Aos-. "a eoor Ss~-iofs.
sDEPt'BLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
IL slNalst
nTesd prepared 70 asAnSt O AID damage ~
sr-o on favorable terrnA
rncrhcfe, Of our1fhs o. ss
h divided the oeArS
er-st redsemsbeI Whenever
-rl.,et rso fts capital amount 20 sl.ec.eoo.
TRCETEEs
stephen whirsy. Reuben wiihsrA Robert Mnsa-n-
Jonn A. [. ales A-Tea StoEEe 4 Aece
Dare 3. ssAIlrI Arthur Lea-y. SAMUEL Holman
william r. Russell Mortimer w Hsulson loan J. Aston u
ausrstus C. DovunL Derrins Dusr. frede1ek A. Dsllaa
9aIsysy 3. Lamar. John steward IL a1les Z bell
Sc, N AN Edw1rdC Center. Daniel Drake S1nik-
Z. Bsfler DuEcGz JosAh Oakea Frccerek " sos-f
Cksries Z Russell Joseph OAll4Td gr Pe.es Hal
isaae TowuseuA James Waterbury. Robert 8 HonA
J. ?. GiTSu6 Foster. Seor.e CuTra ,,,.-- =.
YJ,HE RUTGERS FIRE INSURaNE COMPANY
4 CAPITAL s2eO ,voe-saAREs IS each.
be ,f,d Chafhsrsguae TIE book, Of subscription . hs
pr. s,ock Company will be opened sndr the decu OF
tie st the Empire Cy Bank 70 80 erostEsy "a
WEDNESDAY, tie day Of July next AID be kept open dnr
s,5.,. s,-sp,ed1 from IL 70 NJ f tina whole amount Of
az 90 shall have beer subscribed III. ,,
rs cent payable the tine Of sasons and the balance on
the l5ih day Of August neIt
Lea, n Bs,tsr Oliver w. woodord,
-, R,isrson Edwin A Hopkins
John B. simpscn Ehjah Psr5y: .,
ISAAC y BARKER, President
John W. KErcHrN. ycePresidenL
z B. FELLOWS, Secretary.