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Baltimore Ohio railroad from baltimore Wheeling, and
meeting there Nth the large, and splendid steamers the
line the Ohio aadthc stages TO ZanespiAe, &C.
n expeditions thoroughly completed
finishing Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
order attention Of travellers is confidently d
advantages and The
and character.
mail Baltimore daily y D.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles in IL 10 hours in
GLIDING all soppages arriving there at or day
passengers leaving Baltimore at q lodging
Cumberland az mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning. I'M.
with these trains the leave Washington
and daily meeting the cars from baltimore al the WASH
Baltimore.
Wheeling the unrvalled of Union
completed for this rone daily
down the Ohio Gin
Louisville where the for Nashville Ac
and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further on,
Passengers Columbus who prefer land Gin
other Ohio and the West also d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
the National road GAINESVILLE and thence
by railroad
will also md this agreeable there being
places.
" Baggage through from Washington Wheeling,
n charge transfer of passengers or baggage.
lie anywhere
ou,e Washington Wheeling 50 SO Cincinnati, SlI
to Louisville, STA.
Tickets be had Of Mr.. Pason the railroad station,
Washington, and OF the other agents Of the company
WIN. PARKER,
May li-dd General superintendent
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TREASURY DxrARraxsT, January l, 1854.
Notice hereby given holders OF the following
saies, this department prepared
chase, hereof
portions stocks amounting aggregate
million dollars, and
toned, 10 wit
contingent compeution within stated
preference viii be given the order OF which said
may offered The certificates duly assigned United
by the parties who thereof mus
be transmitted 10 this department upon receipl Whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following particulars
j. The value, specified in each certificate.
2 premium The stock Of the loan authorized by The act OF
July, 1885, redeenabe November ~ 1856 Of on The
stock OF the 1872 redeemabIo 3ist De-
cembeI, 1852 Of fifteen and half the stock OF hs
loans authorized BY the Of e47 and sio and redcsmahe
December 1867, and the latter on the 10Th
1885, per and on the stock Of The loan
1885, edoemabc the 3st Of Decen
beI Commonly the Texan indemnify ten cent
par each certificate from the LIST Of January
1854 to the date receipt settlement the with the
reach the owner OF days interest
in addition.
will be made Treasurer OF
Boston, New York,
philadelphia, as The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary Of the Treasury,
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RELLsI HhiIsi BELLS i-for churches academies, fae-
steamboats,, made
constantly hand by the ubcber their
shed and enlarged foundry which has operation thirty
and whose Of
that their bells have world Wide csebf for Of
quality otono The
applying The o. loan moulding In iron bell
which peril OF casting temper
excellence
eeiyed anuary s tie first premium "a silver medaD Of the
Worlds Fair IN New York, all others from this
try and Europe being competition which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
have
weight and they also furnish order chimes 81 number
bells and refer Of their
smtes and Canads Their hanRngs
valuable improvements consist of iron yoke, with
and which be TUNED the bell spring
the capper, proonrng the sound iron ame ona hammer
connerpose stop, For steamboats,, steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanrnrs in
design, furnished We supply whole parts,
improved hangnF rehang bells proper
specifications being given. Old bers exchange
surveyors Instruments Of all descriptions made
Being immediate connsxlon the
recons, either railroad canal river orders
despatch, which either personally by
spcctuiy solicited.
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb2f-dly West Troy, Albany ", "
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no CAPITALISTS AND mANUEACTUHEHS.-Be
l. moving feeble health offer
my valuable mills power be
found In the central part OF the State
The mill tract lies Immediately the north side Of Geep
$50 considerable portion Of which free
The piney wood south side Of the
Mills 600 well with
pine millions Also
other situated miles from the Farmve Coal Mine
tanning SEQ heavily timbered with long
The Touring mill OF four OF with all the
chnery necessary well mill, and yields annually
bushels toll The mill has
The mill with circular capable Of cutting
four thousand feet lumber IN hours All OF the
machinery excellent order having been erect
1850, the kind.
fall point twenty four
available power will time be greater
Deep Fear and
River Navigation Company have contracted cut their own
pense premises thousand
length and fofve feet in width, passing through the miyad
and also erect mantnin keep and sab
canan which
construction, and completed this point will offer induce
manufacturers, southern
For further information apply Haywood, Chatham
county, NJ @.
Mar lI--law4w ALSTON A. JONES.
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DuoPosALs r,r sa.ooo.ooo OF ,

DtOPOssLs Tor $4,000 OF the Loan Author
zed by Bamore.ohce OF Commissioners
Finance OF the provisions the ordinance Of the
and council Of Baltimore, cnued IAN ordinance aid the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company by loan 10 the amount OF
1--WE millions dollars complete their road 10 the Wheel
iuud their debts and especially 10 lay second track
pedmont 2ls miles distant from The city OF BALTIMORE sened
proposals will be received by the undersigned until ~ O'Clock
OF Saturday Of April 1854 for the purchase Of
ordnance any part paris $780,
loan 6rt day OF January $780,
time per
yearly III. hrt day Of January, Apn July and
October purchased either Inscribed
transferable Office bonds with
will be issped-he proposals stating whether bid
The bonds will be ofthe
nominations Of 81 600 $500, and $3.50
per Of value the Of
awarded purchaser paid within days
such award msde cent before the first day
May before the h day OF June
bc-e dry Of July
bad the first August
Ten cent Of the value Of The awarded each
contract which win be pain in
certificates bonds will be issued.
than par received right
ishereby decline
default be made tdda
payments required, pub
private such
and Cor The Of bidder
loan 10 him awarded
Inc proposals viii be opened BY the undersigned, mayors
Office, a the above specified
addressed the Commissioner
once, BALTIMORE" aud endorsed Offer for $4,000
Loan - .
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DANIEL HEFYExR, and MARY
ANN HgFysER, his wife,
Us.
JAcoB JOHNSON ana others.

nE object bill decree for the division OF
i OF which William Johnson, iae Of Mont
county seised of the
wing and being Montgomery county, Of Maryland
among those entitled divided those emit
lied with parues that
thereof distributed
In proportion The bill alleges
Johnson died interstate and without ISSUE eav
the and sisters his heirs ataw viz
Mary Ann Johnson, iiener ntermaed with
ener who reside in Montgomery county Maryland Jacob
Johnson Johnson, IDIOT Jacob Johnson his
commec Margaret Johnson (now esson who inter
married certain John Heson, who Is dead Drula Johnson
NOW Peaster Henry Feaster all
Frederick Maryland, and Adam Johnson,
VIII The bill charges that Adam
State Of Maryland II thereupon id
Judged eighth day March, 1854 that
order be inserted
PAPER published city Washington for
month before
defendant Of the object and substance OF this bill and
warn him appear solicitor
Tuesday July the premises and
cause have why decree onlht not to
r"'s NICHOLAS BREWER,
Circuit Judge
Tesil JAMES +. HENING.
Mar T-laW4w
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NOTICE Or WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
~ lying within fifteen miles each side Of e route
proposed Gains Landing the Hissssppi
Fulton ths Texan boun
Diary line, and liza branches al Camden.
In behalf OF the interests
Of The proposed and above mentioned ne
4 instant public lands
townships lying within miles, ueroaoouA eacb side Oh
said road and branches, withheld sale entry valid
enpuon claims operation Of this
KANSAS, TO viii.
In the district OF lands subject TO sale al HELENA
souh Of hs base line and Of e ma PrshePai Daeridian
Townships H. IL, ~ Of 10. Of range
South Of s base line and Of the mn principal fas'dan
Townships H. ~, 10, IA, rs, and 10, OF and
La The district Of lands subject sale CnAnrAoSoLE
South Of the base line and Oest Of A principal n,si4aa
Townships IL IL 10, ~ is, and 49, Of g. . TO- II
and II.
Townships ~ 10 IA Is TO- ls, 49, and 90 OF range H.
Townships H. 49, 49, IA 5 TO- ~ 49, 49, and2o ofanges H. 49,
10, IL, Ia
townships II, la. 10, Ia, rs, 10, H. range 49,
Townships Al, AZ, ~, IA, and 10, OF range 20.
In distinct lands subject LfrrLK Rock
South Of line and 0esi Of the tA principal meridian.
Townships and ;, of range ~.
Townships ., 8, 4, 8, q, 7, and ., of range 10.
Townships y j. A. u y and 10 OF Ia Is, 49, and H.
the district Of lands subject to sale atWAsHIsoroM
South the base line and west Of the nm principal meridian
Townships 8, 8. y 9, Q, and 10, OF range 10.
Townships and 10, of range 49,
Townships H. IL 49, a. and Is, Of 2 ~ 49, a. 25 20,
and "a.
Townships 10, IL, 70, 30, IA, and IS Of range 49,
Townships 10, H. ~, ID and IA OF 20 80, 81, and D.
Townships 10, IL, IL, aud -, Of range 49,
Office, Wash
ngton, this 5th day OF January 1854.
by order OF the Presidents
Jan 6--lawl3w Commissioner the General Land ohice
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Ill claiming Of Mrs Eliza
beth Spencer deceased who resided Petersburg Virginia snd
died there about the beginning OF the 1900 hereby nes
10 make known al oiee, ol
aud before the 2Oh day Of March 81 he dccIes
Of the circuit Petersburg the Swami az al Me
Neil q al The object Of The said suit settle the construction
and effect OF the last viii Elizabeth Spencer
deceased relation The OF which she died
and divide the said real Otherwise and the
aud pfons thereof, entitled their
speeuse interests For that he undersigned has been "a
rscied by said
Of all Eliza
beth Spencer deceaed and for purpose by pub
shed ior less than
might be deemed best call all claiming 10 be In
etes.sd such heirs by
day certain, 10 be specified Ia such advertisements
r. GAINES,
Commissioner In ChanceIy.
Feb 29-law4w
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mo. 5O4.l

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL-At the solicitation
of the senators and Congress from the State
Of Missouri and of the order OF the President OF the
United 18th within
following described hns along the probable Of the proposed
North Missouri railroad" from the of ST. Louis, via Ut.
Charles to the northern boundary Of said State in Schuyler county
Offices
mentioned will be withheld for valid
pre- emption claims until further ordep, Il wit:
In the district OF lands subject TO sale Sr. LOUIS;
All the townships and fractional townships north Of the Missouri
Including certain townships Withdrawn the
southern Pacific railroad grant.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at PALArRA.
All
Withdrawn for the Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad grant.
the district of lands subject % a MILAN
townships district dividing
eighteen and nnsteen west and including portion OF those
heretofore Withdrawn for the Hannibal aad 81 Jeph raroad
In the district OF lands subject sale FAyETTE:
All townships in district Of the Missouri
the line dividing and
west including portion Of those heretofore Withdrawn from the
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad.
under hand the General Land Once the city
Washington, ,hls 2sth day OF March, 1854.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner,
order Of the President
31--lawl3w
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Law school o Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carathers, late OF the circuit
II judges OF Tennessee
Hon Green, Of Judges off, supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon. Ridley, OF the councillors OF the State
dew their whos exclusively
school
Daily examinations OF class
OF but explanations the
daily lessons / o progress OF the examinations.
moot e. and which
pofes
all
practice. The require prepare
trials. Some OF the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly the
public cod session The students act as clerks
Jurors Judges and chancellors and in other official
paci with their suits.
the third Monday
TENDER Thursday February. The
Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Frrenses per Zee $50, advance
boarding $50. furnish
which can had IN The Lebanon bookstores.
required the course unless
dents No pevions study required
There -four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
/. a M connected with school.
Number students the last collegiate e,ghy-sin
ROBERT T. CARUTBERS,
Feb li-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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fNo. 4Q1l

No. 4q7.1
NOTICE extending the time of tho reservation Of
lands from sale, along the
FULTON raroad and onehes the states Of Missouri
and AsKASsAs
lands
market ordered be Withheld from
valid an, the 9Th day Of April
within the probable limits Of the grant made BY the emit
the making Of land
Of Missouri aid IN the construction Of
point MISSISSIPPI opposite the mouth OF
Little Rock, the Texas boundary line, Fu
Arkansas with branches 70 Fort smith and the Mississippi
approved February o. e53 be- and Tho hereby further
extended until orders this onice
hand the Washington this 23d Of Jan
uary, 1854
BY order Of the President,
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Jan 2i-iawi3w
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Posr orrIoS DrrAsrsHsr,
February 10, 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails OF the United
April ., 1884, June 1857 following
chuses, will be received Contract oce
department 9nu Of Saturday, March as 1854 be decided
the day.
sos From Boston, by Harrison Square, Neponset Village
Quincy, Bfninuee, SCUM Brsinues, South Weymouth,
Abingdon, Hsnson, South Hanson, and Kingston,
Plymouth. - miles and back, a eek
Leave Boston daily except Sunday, al
hruvc at plymouth day by tfk
Leave Plymouth daily, except sunday, AT l2k
al Boston y IN
Making each Fall
South Bfsnce, and
conveying between Boston Brsnee,
quired 10y the department FL"
Proposals invited for additional second, Trip
Except sunday Boston leaving
Braince q arrival of
arriving BOSTON by IL and leaving D.
arriving south Braniree by
Pail River Cod Shore
and tembrarinr conditions be
the conuact- such extent the department
ent see advertisement inviting proposals for the
states Of Maine New Hampshire ysmon Msacbuse., Rhode
Island, and Connecticut dated December Is, 1852.
Proposals should be
General Contract oace and distinctly marked envelope
froposai for route No COS Mas =; fure
may prevent its consideration and acceptance.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb H-lawfw Postmaster General.
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NOTICE

relation Of the office ofthe Surveyor General
Oregon city TO Salem, ia Oregon Territory.
the authority vested in the President Of the United
the I'd section Of the Of Congress- approved Sep
o. $780, entitled An the Office of Surveyor
General Of the public lands &c. and In aceordnce with
NOTICE hereby
given will be
Cry SALEM, OREGON TERRITORY
the first day Of august merit .t#0.
Given under hand the city of Washington this fifteenth day
Of March, A. ID. 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar lT-lawBw
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mo, sos
NOTICE Of the Continuance or the Land Once AZ
IN Chicothe Oholn of the nconvenence which
Chilcolhe land disct would
office therefor Columbus
President Of
suhnriy him
September ls4l, To appropriate proceeds
the public lands" &c, directed the Cb
Gothic, Ohio OF ONCE the public
Notice therefore hereby that the order the
office Columbus, dsled let March, t65
Office viii remain open for business chfncohe,
my hand city Washington day Of
March, A. D. 1854.
ny order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
2g-2awGs Commssoner o the Genersl Land Ofice
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United STATES Mail California, via AspiI-
wall and Panama. month,
class steamships approved BY the Navy OF than
1000 tons burden, guaTantying speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed obspo 10 miles from
Panama.
The transit 81 miles rail
from Aspnwa obspo and 10 miles of land
dry road recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, Aomsthe
and their baggage being only and from
alongside the
There will be no river transportation in future this route
The route entir sickness description.
Reserve being always kept New York. Pana
and san Francisco detention in of acciden
The route is entirely reliable.
expected that The the Atlantic will be made
LARRY In days aud Pacific, In ~ TO IAN days.
will Panama Aspn-
Through tickets the opet rates. be had The agency, III
West street, New York.
a6--dn
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NO. AVS.
NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL OF certain lands
In State Alabama, proposed
road TO connect The Chattanooga ennesee with the Central r
from Eyton Beard. Bluff the southern bend Of
In pursuance sn,es,
bearing date s 81. amo al The puss lands within ,a
branch above described the STATE Of Alabama in The dis.
viii be withheld from sale entry except for valid empon
claim &, I s ss d II nay subject s Isi w
base line and ~est Of s principal meridian southern
surrey
Townships sixteen seventeen, eighteen, nineteen twenty
Townships seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,
townships eveaiee eshcn, nne,een, and twenty, OF
Township. eighteen, nineteen twenty,
range four.
NORTH efs ns and sa Of is principal meridian, southern
Townships nineteen, twenty, wenVone and twenty-five, Of
Townships twenty wuutyone, twenty-five, Of range
townships twenty one and twenty-five, Of range four
In the district Of lands subject 90 sale at C.u.p.i
o ns base line and eat @ s principal meridian" 'Osr"
Township twenty-five, ofrangc Ave.
Ia the district ofand. subject sale at Tuscaloosa
81 line, and Ue't Of ts principal merdan '0uA'rH
Township ,wenty-ous, ofrange
Townships twenvone and twenty-five o. ranges 'wo uee and
NORTH d hoe Of s principal nsar southern
township. twenty fwenyour, range. three four,
hve, and sir
sou Of the ss ae ard rest Of the prai raessiqn nortlsr.
Townships fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen, ofranseone
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen and nineteen Of
Tcwp.h SIXTEEN seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
Tcwnshp- sixteen seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
Townships seventeen eighteen twenty, twenty
To~ushp. nae,een twenty tweutyope and twenty-five Of
ranges SIX, seven, eight nine, ten, and eleven.
Of Loae line and ea 81 he principal "oien, nOrtAern
EfffFy
Townships dnecu sireen sevebcen o. range one.
townships hneen and sixteen Of fansesw hree and four
Township 6feen, OF range eve
In the district ofIsnds subject sale HusrsvitLri
south Of line Of ne yncPa meidian, norAern
sgrueg.
Township. eight, nine en eleven, twelve heen and fourteen,
To~n.nip. twelve, ,hirtesn and fourteen range two
efs base line, Gsd cod of ne principal eren northern
townships eleven, twelve, ueen and fourteen
To~asps seyeo eight nine, eleven twelve, thirteen,
Townships s seven nine ten eleven, twelve hireen
Townshps nine ten eleven, twelve thirteen, foueen
Town twelve thirteen, fou,een Of range six
In the dis,rct of lands subject sale at Lsn.sost
TIE base line, and saa Of the pinai sdar northern
Townships seven, eight, nine, Of range three.
Townships str seven eight fifteen, and sixteen, Of
Townships nine, ten, eleven, twelve, fourteen, Or
Townships eight nine, ten, eleven, twelve thirteen fourteen,
Townnip. seven, eight roc ten, eleven, wey
Toweship. nineteen eleven, twelve, and mir
Townhp- seven, and
Townships four 1--WE, eight, nine ten eleven Of
Township. nine, eleven, Of
ws.hns,oa. ,hs ash asy ~ January, lsss '' i
ny order Of INC PRESIDENT s
Jan 9s--lawi3w Commissioner.
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-r. n. Browning, under the United
States hotel his thanks and members
the House liberal patronage
apon him the waser end respectfully soc' their
- wei A. citizens and generally his large and
honahe assortment o. eocds cloths, and
nas m great varieties have been
wen prepared ~ one 70 The Inducements
and examine mr. stock feeling variety
o. STOCK WIN such low prices viii with other csssb
shmcnt here or elsewhere Al made
rroved style
N Esoe arep, for Scouts fashion. ar III. District
Ready eobins of quality nv own make which
win he sold on the most reasonable terms
Mar i1--aawn
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CPLENDID warehouse for R-nt.-The spacious brown
building Is feet front ard M feet deep
high with fine dry cellar recently
nearly opposite the National Hotel
occupancy The building
arranged
story be occupied separately. The
binding with elevated makes peculiarly desirable
furniture establishment Wholesale grocery viii DO
separately entire Apply
~. @. EMERY,
=. q. MckELDEN,
street north, between 9th and Tth
LAM 7-eodu
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4 Office OF the renewal Of the land office from
" SPARTA, TO ELIZA, in ALABAMA.
entitled
location Of land Offices" approved March
hereby and made
OF the public lands the SPARTA district Alabama,
OF SPARTA
Coffee said Snte, day Of
undv hand the Washington
any four -
FRANKLIN PIERCE
the President;
Commissioner Of the General once.
Feb Is-wl3w
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, That subscriber hath obtained
from The Drsns' Washington The District Of
Columbia letters Of
Robert Washington county, decreased All
having warned
exhibit the hereof tho subscriber
before the 9th day Of February they otherwise by
be excluded from Of said
Given under my hand 9Th day ofFebruary, tsJf
ARNOLD HARRIS,
Feb 2e-isw3w Administrator.
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J. SMITH HoLLTNS,
JOSHUA NASsANT,
WIN. GEORGE BAKER,

".
Boston Post New York Herald and Journal OF Commerce Ph
dep Worth American and Pennsylvania Washington
utegencer Uunn. Frederick will
week unti April sth and charge this office.
Mnr7-3tawtsihAp
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MORE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Mann
IcEi IcErr IcEisr

THE undersigned his thanks public FOR their very
eral for the past sir years. hopes
tinusncv Of the
Having the saency Of large company
dealers by The
sneb smaller quantities as they require through
stated price.
Cbsres stou Co.. druggists
and street, John T. 6iveh
dealers. of ifth and
n they may he directed 10 through the pos,
Mar o--isv2m mo. FETTTRONE.
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rHAR. FRODxTIAM Improved hes
~ hun,ias oevery variety style
LADIES' WATCHES, NJ and elegant STYLES.
strand London.
Also the celebrated
kevs. For sale by
e. WILLARD,
Dec 24-d3m No Congress street, Boston.
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EVANS ~ wATsOS's Phipsdelphts Mans n ctus ed
Ia patent key .alamander FIRE
large assortment always hand No street, PhIsde
ph hank vaults and doors fer banks and
ranted equal 60 any in the United States- ~.
Reference ~ given few n
can be named Over 2, in use.
IT, Msgndef, s street. avenue Washing
tor D. c. has one Of afe- use
orders
United States Mint. 40
United Arsenal, g In albania
United States Apprsiser's Once, Philadelphia
PennsyIys nia Railroad Company, safes.
Philadelphia Germantown, and Morusown Company
y
Richard Norris 4 Bon, locomotive works, Phisdephis
Winchester BaRk, Winchester, virr,nts
sole sgcncy for Butferworths superior hank locks.
Patent slate lined rsfrisrrstorv.
July 3o-2awiy l#.ss
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Statement OF the Affairs of the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company OF New York,
No. III Broaddy the Pear ending 3lst January
Net OF hand January 3lst, 1853. per balance