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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
Dissolution,

TIE srship between tho Subscribers under the
= hrnof fwieasiiS x Masrdge. was disso we'd in Sep
tenber saat, ~ tbs death Of John ". 1withcli The
Cem nsst'n AMI Forw trfing hInoss will be continued
By the sarvivas, Joseph Mosridge.
mo. W. T TylCEELr
yOSEPH NOGaID1E
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rrEgs l. Medicines.

am now in receipt of the largest and best stock of
~ Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.,
III ever brought to Dubuque. These Goods were
ossiced in person, and are warranted fresh and genu
i s5uand will be sei very low for cash.
A. GILLESPIE,
pubuaue, Nav Z, '53. No. Globe Building.
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|tOD Fish, Salmon Trout No. and ,, MackereI, BY
- the barrel and halfbarrel, hand and for sale by
sept c. II. WEST.
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Sm,nl, Pox.

TTyEOSE who wish TO guard against tho Small Pox
are Informed that the undersigned has Just received
= supply Of fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, for
sale 1t the Drug store Of A. GILL -ESPIE,
No Slote Building.
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B. j. O'HALLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND pEALERlN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Queens -soGrc, Groceries, dnd Hard. acars Sc:
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Dr. John B. Henion

DR.. John B. HeniOM,
SU R G Il ON ID Il N TIST.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has located st Dubuque and will be happy to
wait on all that may need his services.
Office in the Globe Building, up stairs, end dooronth the
right.
Noy Goth, '5o-daw-lyr
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The democracy of this State seems TO be a
unit
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DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
RRANHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICEand residence Sixth and streets
VxTISHING to avail himself every that may aid
w In restoring all arrangements of the human Organi-
ration has recently procured of DIR e. D. Barrets
Electro xvanometers, which admirably adapted to the
treatmentof many forms ofdseass, which many who
re being duy treated, can attest.
Dubuque, Iowa. Feb. 6, l649. 23-ly
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JOHN d. JENNINGS,
Attorney q Counsellor ut Law,
OrrIcr, Wilde's Building, of Main and Fourth
Streets
NB.-Special attention will be given TO collections,
conveyancing and the investigation and perecng OF
titles.
Dubuque, Nov. |, 1853. dawtf
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Joseph 4. Jennings,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs prepared with Levelling and Surveying
i to execute any professional duties that may be
trusted him. Maps, Designs, and Building Drawings
made to crser. ROthce on Nam st. first dpor below
the Globe Building, UP STAIRS Z. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment.
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On Tuesday, December IL, at M, in Brooklyn,
and days.
Dumfres (Scotland) papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning, December ~, JULIA EMMA,
daughter Of Cornelius C. and Julia Poilon, aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon At
O'Clock, from 68 Market street, without further invita-
ton.
Yes deeply and long, with sorrow that sears,
Shall her friends in their loan hearts deplorc her;
But never, alas, can their signs or their tears,
To their grief stricken bosoms restore her.
All, no ! her pure soul to its Maker hath flown,
For this earths gloomy sphere could not have bound
her.
And now She's above in the sight Of the throne
Where the light Of the Lordfs around her.
In Brooklyn, Monday, December IL, THERESA, wife
Of v. vors, after lingering illness aged 40 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at two O'Clock from her late residence Of Gates
and Franklin avenues, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, December IL, MARGARET JANE, youngest
daughter Of Thomas and Jane McDowe aged year, s
months and . days.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral this afternoon At
one O'CLOCK, from "a Gouverneur street
Farewell, then, for while,
Farewell, pride Of our heart,
II cannot be that lonely wen dwell
Thus torn apart.
Times shadows like the shuits;
Fleet and dark howeer LIES night
May be beyond the grave,
We will meet with thse.
Oh Tuesday morning, December ~ after lingering
illness, EIzABxm BAIUnNR, widow OF John TAasie Jr,
deceased, aged 40 years.
ihs relatives Sad friends Of tho family aerespsctfuy
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City Intellieence.

MONETARY PAS1c-RuN ON THE SAVINGS BANKs.-The
present depressed state of business with the recent fail
in the commercial circles has created quite panic
among that portion Of the community who have invest
ments in savings banks. Because of the larger
banks have stopped payment, it is believed that
are safe, and consequence the has commenced
the institutions referred to- Large amounts have
already been withdrawn, but in no one instance that
we have heard Of have the apprehensions of the de-
postors been realized by the refusal inability Of the
banks to pay demand There is at present cause
for fear in regard to the savings institutions and those
who have entrusted them with their money may feel
perfectly safe to its security. We make this remark
particularly in regard to the Chambers street, the
Bowery, and the Seaman's Banks and judging from
present Appearances there is to apprehend
failure in any Of these institutions.
FIRE IN WARREN SrREEr. Last evening about eight
O'Clock FIRE broke out amongst the hay recently on fire
hay had been thrown out and the balance still remain
ing the third loft burst out again re supposed to
be caused by sparks remaining from the old fire
Friday night. No damage.
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Ms; t.ss Mary nsRss, Brsnhau, fssn wrInl.xtsu, NC
e =; TU..:-ia port Dee brig Gsps blssdss assss
Oct q ship Eagle Wing. Ll..su uss.
hence July for San saky and must ds
Home Ports.
D:s ana 9ss Soar 4.
dsos. cr sssad o SSf tAs;n:sa DO
B.s@ss. :sss: xi::. Pc:
:s:s csl s:s fsis Il
s E ss.. i.:
n Dy Has Saw s.a:s. s ~.
ss's i;.s n. a h:.I Es
ward Hslisl HUI BsisinSrs cs%
H:.sy relssa fSiisssShi.; sssss
Ga p ss sssr Rs:
Rsr nSas S'r1 L;s Sicily t
dsH :,ss :s:
pss aP ss'ts
Ts.s ss s1 sSss
York IN the onhng, ship Tsiieyrand swasey from Liver
ca p: Ssssw ,s s,ss tns
a. ny en-
I.vSas; SID .hip adelaide zssssifs, bark 1.1
waasss p: S X, Hs. sYe;s
and Wsredals Wooster Baltimore; Dec T. Brookliss
Leighton, NYork; "a, schr Kalos, Matthews, do.
FALL hlVER-Sid Dec schf n Durfec, James, Alex
GEORcErowN, SCAR Dec schr Trader, Terry, New
JACKsONvILLE-Arr Nov q schr KoIoa. Rumbau. N
Bedford; Dec brig Biliow, Carse, Boston. Cd Nov a
ws'i a.s.s
prev Dec brgs Biilow Carlisle Boston; Clara
Ellen, blanchard. Bucksport, Ma schrs ChimborAso,
brcwn and k9sn wilson Boston CID brig Grace Worth
GOBILE-cid Dec ships Nontesuma fBr, Power Livsr.
pool; Sea Lion Davis Havana bark Yuba Pepper DO Tha
helen AcGaw, which cid S0th ut was an Am vessel and
NEW ORLEANS-Arr Dec s steamship Cshsvb.. SHIN
fsldt NYork 18th ut via Havana ships Patten DE-
iano London 18th Oct; EQUITY Noye. NYork; 4th. Sea-
aonacs % dsy.; ChsI,s@.gns Gates. Assvssl sth os
Thalatts barker London 18th Oct; Liberty, Atkins New
York; WIN sprsgns. Chase Philaaelphia Jchanna
Malaga oath Oct Br brig Frances HAggety Rio Janeifo
schrs Midas sampson, Havana days; Flying Dragon.
GoodsPeed Beliss Hond, days. Urbana Lscom6 Bristo
Hsdsssss sins ihps Isaac Alberta Abe
CID 9Th, steamship Crescent City MCGOWAN, NYork via
Havana slips Union Davis, NYork; Bruno, LAndis,
hv.s,PS1 N1ussi Or Lindsey serpoe s.Ess ....
Towed TO see 2sh ut ship ophelia; 18th bark Ban
NoRFoLK-Arr Dec gschr Albert Field, Phillips, TAun-
ton CID schr Ashland, Birch, NYork;
York 9th ship Chas Napier Petteng, City Point, We;
BSdosd Rogers R c
s n,:1p s hdS
Creighton, Lsrpcoi; bark Sarah Mledse (B, for the
Downs for orders 9Th ship Sanduky Rice, Lverpool bgs
Augusta. Stone, NYork carrbss Dunham' northern pork
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Marine Affairs.

CHANGE OF SAILING DAyso THE LIVERPOOL SrxAMERs.-
Owing to the absorption of several Of the Cunard steam
for purposes the line has been obliged to reduce
their departures both eastward and westward to semi
monthly instead Of weekly In accordance with this
necessary arrangement, there will be arrivals de-
partures OF this line from this city after the sailing Of
the Africa to-day until further arrangements are
made. The Collins and Cunard lines have arranged to
despatch their combined vessels week from Liver
pool alternating between this city and Boston, the
Cunard line of course, keeping up the communication
with Boston, and the Collins line with New YORK. In
consequence the Atlantic instead Of sailing from Liver
pool the 18th Dec.-her original day-wll not sail
until the 10TH and the Pacific, which would have left
here the 23d Dec, will not leave till the 27th to BE-
followed by the America from Boston, the Sd JAM
The sailing days Of both lines will thus be Saturday
from Liverpool, and Wednesday from America. The
next Cunard steamer from Liverpool win be the Anne
r,ca which leaves the 9th Dec, bringing ten days
later intelligence than the Pacific, momentariy
pected, The Washington, which was to leave South
smpton the 9th, for this city, may possibly, how
ever, anticipate her.
INTERESTING TO SMPxAsrms.-The Board Of Under
writer's with the view Of lsssening the chances Of
sells being stranded the Long Island and New Jersey
coasts, publish in advertising columns extracts
from the General Chart Of the Coast from Gay Head 10
Cape Henlopen,"s by E. R Hassler and A. T. Beche, Of
the Coast Survey The Board think its directions
carefully observed accompanied with frequent Of
the lead and line that vessel would be stranded
the New Jersey and Long Island shores, unless by hur
ricanes and recommend 1t should be in the possession
ofevery shipmsster.
The STEAMSHIP STAR or THE West sailed yesterday for
San Juan with California passengers.
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THE LATE Accrpnsr ON rn SECOND AVENUE RAnnoAD--
YorkHospta upon the body Of Peter Wood aged man,
Iatcy redng At 1oPe street. who came to his death BY
being by of the Second avenue cars a tho
corner Of Chatham and Oliver areets the 10th inst The
Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death and excul
patsd the driver and conductor from all blame In the
tive Of Ireland He was carpet weaver BY trade snd
had long been resident OF this city.
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~ For loss Martha Clark see Belize letter and
general columns.
Janeiro 18th Oct, having put in leaky.
Sur JosE LAND and from this port San rrsneisoo
discharge for repairs; had heavy weather % Caps
fell Be- Sci
with VI Al loss % ;a, during NV eSs nigh. Of "a inst Took
tact with tho sch and lost mizenmast.
Sex NARY MERsHos, Iot Bcrdentcwn, N y fom Lynn for
chain gale Of 81 and sshorc
nearly high and dry.
Sen MAINE Law q Camden while loading stone At Gre
.s IL ths gale let anchors away her n.inm.s
s ns s spGo a. humping severely but
:ss ssss. $50 s ss s IS.
Sen TAsn.nos at Nswsuryp.rt from Bangor struck
injury After discharsins asca load.
spoken.
ship Cheshire OF Boston, from New Orleans for naltmore
lying 70 under close reofed mantopsa was passed Dec
BI barb ccrns. from Nswcastis u. for New York. Dec
Foreign Ports.
day. Port HSs is.n % s
days; Cathsrins May coombs for Do few days; schr
port Oct 81 Ns,isa. Poster I'm and for
cxIIaoArr Nov ships Bssrsas nreshsrs, Boston July
a @ ssSss Sam "a s sr q
NYori June III bark Mary Durham Iaee do July r. Ia
ship Larert ESstSn July Us Queen q the PscSs
Gladiator, WEitaeid NBederd July 81 Talbot Hail. SAD
Francisco Aug 2o Revere, Bird Gobua. Sid 9Th sblbs
GIBRALrAa--In port Nov II bark Parsons webb I'M
81 Jago ar It'll.
Sid from nAnsEpLKs 18th uis. brig Nsreus SMALL Pa
HxsnAs~sld Dec Ss tep brig Ocean Bridst ,aswsa,
NYork. -'f-'
iyrayeoI Ns-Arr Nov II schr Merlin FAls, Gloucester
for In Have goth brig Rosexsy Belle Robosts Boston
LSGHonN-ln port NOV shiPs Rajsh, Janes BurIing.
do do. " - $3.50 '' y.
EsIsovRsE-In port Sept 10 ship John Lsey Brswss,
Mss;,sA.s Port Nov u bark Grant Johnson fos
! which sid 9Th for Philadeiphia.
N.weAsrtn.In port Eov IS basx Idu., HATCH NJ Bos
ton inside the bar having or aAve by
heavy weather There 300 other wig chans;
10 cross the bar. and IL Ashore outside
RIO JArERoIn port Oct - ships CrccAn xsley I'm Iiv
srpooi Sept for nsn. lsski Sophia Alksr, Gray m
lac rsgs s Ns .prir kelley for Ra;smoss lag ssrat
Huntingdon, Cornell, and Wessy Curtis, wig caxgs
Maine Lava DsmiBg and Lapssy sumner, New Ysfh
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDGART0WN, Dec Arr schr Nantucket, Hewes Pro-
vdenee for Penobscot Bay Sth brig Benoa Jones Daren
for do: Mary Langdon Lndwater New or do
Edward brown City Point, Va, for do; Wall, Beas
York for Thomaston. ~ r.
l0shSld ship Columbia Cof Nantuoks Foger for Pact
6c Ocean, and all the other vessels reported above also
brig Baldwin; schr Layton, Sisn, Sas Wright
smith, Anturm, Centurion, Mayfower Louis McLAne J
Snow Sam'l Rankin, and others bound h also schrs
Evergreen, for Boston; Sarah Hill, Coney, Bangor
llth-No arrivals this morning.
In port-Schr Watts, for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 12-Arr steamship City Of Boston,
Baker, Boston; schr A Shailer, Pratt, Deep River.
moreand, Ocean, Lverpeo bark sophia, Cain, Boston;
echr Star, Nickerson, Providence.
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MARITIME INTELLIGRNCE.
ALMANAC yon NEW yonx-rHIs DAT.
SUN RisEs...........7 16 NOON RIsxs........
SUN SETS. IS HIGH wArKn...........



CLEARED.
st.:
S ysTsss w'Pi cssn
SHIP SHIP As:sn cssa
h hs;t Ss1;d S5SSs
B;s s,s; Sss:ss: a Son =
Big Blconsr Lass 9sr, Taylor ST Johns NF. Gillespie.
s SEE sss a.sSgls Msssss. .ss
Schr Haxall, Chichester Richmond, h Person
@ o osasssh o SSsSa %ssss
Schr Roanoke, Dinsmore, Eastport Smith Boynton
ARRIVED.
swss Co. souf Be- III
81 Pl miles Cape Hatteras exchanged signals with
EXCHANGED signals with steamship Jas Adssr hence for
1.ss D.s Pa s s::
!s s.v.nnsS il Pm sisnaiIssd sss.mship Jas Adssr,
Co c. e %ss
". y 90; "a
Iss Il from c1snS Sssi:
ship visEsSs.s. Hughes New Orleans Nov H. with mdss
ship 0,vsgO Williams New Orleans % days, with mdse,
Ds.l Richard Golden Brem> Balleer, Bremen 4s days.
Bark Chance Rr! ninssworsh, Newcastle 90 days. with
E1psss Be... Hsssn. Nov 2s with sugar. sssars,
&c. to II v Kings6kCo.
Brig yeona, Lockhart Calais, 10 days. with aths, to
Simpson Mayhem.
big Tara, Layton, Rondout for Boston, with coal
Schr Ebeneser (Br) Gaudin Montsvdeo " days, with
hides &c. Green. Nov a. lat s. n lon 70 49, spoke
schr East Wind. Lavender from Boston for Gonaives
a'1sne stus1s w%nssSn days With na,al
:ss:: 's New Sas'n' win
Schr VIM Tyson Lowell, Phil.delphia for Boston.
Schr VIM Gregory, Crockett, Bockland, with lime.
Schr Julian Webb Lowell Rondout bound East with
Schr xubicon. -, Now Haven.
BELOW.
Bark Rhodes from Havre, and Hamburg brig-by pilot
boat Ellwood Walter.
Also, two ships and one bark unknown
SAILED.
Steamship Star Of the West Juan Western Con-
tnent, San Francisco; Amason, London; Albion Liverpool
Wind during tho day w.
TclegrAphlc Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec liar ships Redmond, Boston;
Westminster, and Citchrist, New York; barks David
Kimball, Boston; Washington Butcher Philadelphia.
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Married.
On Tuesday, December H. blythe Rev. Joseph H. Price,
JOHN s. GILES to JEANErTB ANN widow OF A. Wilig and
daughter OF Robert Anderson
On Tuesday, December ~, At All Saints Church. In
this city, by the Rev. William 4. Eigenbrodt rector
GEORGE A., SON of Adrian H. Van Bokkelcn deceased to
MARY p, daughter of John Miller, NJ d. all Of this
city
In Boston, December I, by the Rev. Samuel Barrett
EIxAuRF PRATT Esq., to Miss FANNIE C. BARNARD, both
Of Boston.
In Brooklyn on Monday, December IL, by the Rev.
Dr. Cutter, JOSEPH DEAN CUNNING to CArHERINR LOUISA
daughter Of William Duryea, Esq.
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DECREASE OF Ex- MAYOR srRAaur.--Mr Joseph SprAsue,
formerly Mayor Of this city died at his residence 10
meeting held last night adopted revolutions Of respect,
and voted to attend his funeral to day In body
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDlEs, WINES
cordials London and Dublin porter Phil sdephia als
and porter, In bottles for family USE For sale 81 ~
II. UNDERH1lLS, 43o Broome street. corner Of Cros6y
CtHAMPAGNE, PORT, SHERRY ANb NAOE1RA
tsrs, sesars &c, &C. for wholesale and family use -
every variety, BY n PERSON Is Blsecker ~trect
nsr Of Elizabeth NB.-Every article win Be found ~
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DUT "NONE BUT AMERICANS ON GUARD.n-
il The American Musketeers are hereby notified
that the next meeting win be held at Brookes Rooms,
361 Broome street. Wednesday evening" Dec. IS, ut
on Christmas day, for target prctcs All who wish to
unite viii please attend as above. Gentlemen wishing
to present prixes will please signify their desire to do
so to M. e. Combs, IA Grand street.
h. A. BLISS, Orderly. GEO. W. YOUNG, Captain.
DLUMBERs' GUARD.-A MEETING OF THE PLUMB
Il ers' Guard win be held at Hayward's, 602 Broad
way Wednesday evening" 18th ins ct eight O'Clock.
meeting, Is expected that every member win attend.
BY order of DAVID KENNEDY, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. CRAIG, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DHLIAKD TABLy8-GENnEMEN INTENDING No
% Atup public private rooms are invted 70 call n
90 Ann street and examine eur stock Of patsat rubber
GRIFfTrH e DECKER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


THE MILITARY.
INDEPENDENT BATTAIION-RYNDERS GRENA-
diers-The members Of this battalion will meet this
Wednesday, evening, at O'Clock at Headquarters 600
Broadway Punctual attendance is expected. By order
of GEO. B. HALL, Major Commanding.
JAS. B. HETHERINGroN, Adjutant.
OLIVE GUARDS, ATTENTION 1.-THE MEMBERS OF
" the above company requested to meet at John
Marriotts 40 Madison street. this "wednesday after
our late member, Thomas Donovan. By order OF
THOMAS BROWN, Commandant.
JOHN J. FULLER, Secretary.
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ciny that twenty minutes slspssd from the tus
the nre discovered before the large bells the city
were rung Had the telegraph been In operation, and
those managing IL properly watchful, immense
amount of valuable property might have been preserved
From the delay In striking the State House bell this
morning, We fancy that all three Of the watchers ~
must have been asleep.
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TclegrAphic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec LIAR ships Redmond, Boston,
Westminster, and Cnchrist, New York; barks David
Kmball, Boston; Washington Butcher, Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Dec PAR ship Samuel Appleton, Caleutta
Aug l3 and st Helena Oct D.
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DROFESSOR BONDS DANCING ACADEMYy-NEW
I classes forming for the second quarter at his roons
corner of Bowery and Delaney street; Mondays and
Thursdays ITO Wooster street. Blocker. T1esdayn
and Fridays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 Grasd
street. For particulars inquire at the the
above days
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THE TRADES, sc.

TITO PRINTERS-A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
IL much experience in colored engraving and gold
printing wants situation; perfectly understands
posing and has no objection to the country Address
William Rogers Herald Office.
VTTATCHMAKER wANTED-TO GO TO THE SOUTH
w west; good workman. Apply to Brainerd 4 0sG-
roy, 10 Cortanat street. up stairs
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j. i. JACKSON. Esq, Wee President, &C.
DEAR SIR--In accordance with your suggestions, pro-
coed to furnish you with my views of the manner Of
keeping the stock accounts of and other compa
MES with reference to nsurng perfect accuracy
bned with convenience and the greatest security against
fraud.
To draft code Of rules for the transferring Of stock
the issuing and canceiing OF certificates, that would
possess the merit of applicability to all companies alike
possible From long acquaintance with the usages Of
different interpretations In New York. and the varied cir
cumsances which such code would have TO conform,
regard i as certain that so rany and great modaca
emit institutions that the most ctua mode to insure
accuracy and the other advantages desired IL for
each company devise for itself sucbrues best
suited It's character the position OF Its stock tn mo-
occurring therein. There OF course certain general
principles which must find place in every system, but
the details must and do vary materially in different COM
panies.
pos ed some quarters and far convenience
Is concerned IL would undoubtedly prove adv antageous
but greater security II as great would attend its es
ton Of each institution and in fact i would in no small
degree complicate what is now perfectly simple.
II due 10 all stockholders that every facility should
be afforded them to transfer their stock obtain and ex-
change their certificates avoiding all vszatious nnne
cessary delays: and with tlst view II has always
! given me pleasure to allow OF transfers and
1 10 issue certificates Of our own stock at
al hours allotted TO business although 70 many IN
hours and certificates not ssued until the day after such
which, although adopted Tor the
sake ogreater convenience to the transfer ana
with to the additional safety presumed TO De
thereby secured, necessarily annoying.
Another regulation of the character exists in
some institutions, which allows only one transfer OF the
public have caused this 70 l. Virtually violated
Ing the changes between parties during the day approx
Cd In the margin only until At the close Of business the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DANCING.-MOR NEW CIASSES-L. DE @.
H. BROOKES, 361 Broome street, Is now forming sav-
eNl new classes, to commence Immediately. Al ths
fashionable dances taught IN OF lAssoHs.
Private lessons ct various hours. Soirees Wednesday
nights.
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DANCING ACADEnGIRs.

A DODwORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 8oo
a. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street. 4 now Open
for the reception Of pupils, who commence at any
time. Ladies and children ON Wednesdays and SAtux-
days 81 and P. M gentlemen on Wednesdays,
Thursdays, and every other Friday, At p. Pras-
ticng assemblies on Saturday evenings for ladies and
gentlemen. Monthly soirees usual Circulars, co..
tanning days. hours and terms of instruction. be hal
ct the academy 1t amy time, win be sent by post