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LETTER OF HON. A. Il. MAXWELL

The following explicit and pointed reply letter ask
ing his position the knownothng question is from the
Hon A. L. Maxwell the representative Of Florida in the
House Of Representatives:
PENSACOLA, Aug. L, 1855
DrAR sa regret to learn from yours of the 3oth ut
and from other sources that my position towards the know
nothing party should have become with some question
doubt Inquiries similar yours have been made Of
from time time but while have hesated to answer
supposed unnecessary attach such Importance what
said as TO wish publication it, while the political eIe
in State so calm. Probably should have
spoken out so that all my constituents might have known
earlier where stand Be that IL may few words in
ply to you may go forth to aay any doubts OF friends
or Others in the future.
am not and never have been member of The know
nothing party and its pncples generally understood
decidedly oppose Remembering how much in
debted TO those who not natives of soil for aid in
achieving liberties, and since in developing the
and advancing the greatness of country cauno agree
condemn such position which would mark them
a our midst Remembering that freedom Of
opinion and faith among the blessings for which Americas
patriot fathers pered everything cannot but condemn
religious intolerance Believing that democratic principles
and the democratic party yet full OF vitality, and
worthy confidence ever viii abandon for
PARTY which is doing its utmost to dscredt and destroy
them And while there before such abundant evidence
of the devotion of the present administration the true
principles of the constitution and to the rights OF the South
am unwilling to join new party, Of whose principal
elements Of life is hostility TO that administration.
1t needless enlarge in the statement Of reasons
opposition the nothngs To give you the inor
nation desired it is enough for to that am still with
the democratic parity and feel too much pride In its history
in its past iumphs in its steady iudomitabe resistance to
foes and to all old foes in livery in It's liberal
principles and its hopeful spirit be drawn OF order
II sudden growth arrogant in s pretensons as IL has
wicked in it, practices wherever nused BY the people
with power.
Yours &C. A. Il. MAXWELL.
TO A. MARzoSL ESQ.,, Pensacola, Florida
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SHAKSPEARE'S REASONS WHY A HORRID KNOWS
NOTHING OATH is NOT BINDING.

ZANE hbhoONS "Hl a Hohislb' hHp"S
NOTHING OATH is NOT BINDING.
r. Henry For shame! in duty bend thy knee.
Hast thou not sworn allegiance unto me 2
Salisbury. have.
a. Harry Canst thou dispense with Heaven for such an
oath
Salisbury IL IL a great sin to swear unto sin,
But greater sin TO Keep sinful oath
Who can be bound by any solemn
To do murdereus deed, to rob man,
10 force spotless virgins chastity,
To reave the orphan OF bis patrimony,
To wiring the widow from her cestoLn'd right
And have no other reason for this wrong
But that be was bound BY solemn VOW
tSscond Port II KiHg Henry w.
If we read know-nothng council instead Of Henry, ana
oah-bound know-nothng member in place OF Salisbury,
the application is complete
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A FRANK ADMISSION FROM A KNuW-N0THlNG
ORGAN.

ORGAN.
Prior to the late elections in Tennessee Kentucky and
North Carolina the Buffalo New York; Commercial u
leading know nothing organ, made the following frank
admission which only uttered in sincerity but
has the merit o. being founded in truth:
If Gentry is defeated in Tennessee, and the democrats
achieve decided success in North Carolina the American
party iunger national organiza-
ton. Even if they win signal victory Kentucky Mon
day next win avail them nothing coming upon
throw in the other States just named"
The Aibagy Argus of the 9th instant has tte following
stasonable comments the above:
The Buffalo Commercial used the above language in an
concerning the elections in North Carolina and
which appeared in that the I'd instant The
contingency suggested has occurred Gentry is defeated
Tennessee and the democrats have achieved decided
North Carolinaeecn in the latter State, five
Of the eight members Of Congress The Buffalo Commercial
know nohing and OF course looks with anxiety
upon the result the elections 1t very frankly
the Importance Of the struggle in Tennessee and North
Carolina and does estimate the influence of
adverse w-nohiugism. Following upon the
defeat Virginia the repue in the former States
tiles question that the order political strength ip
the South and will no longer have existence ma
organization The Commercial is right in its cpnclu
that in Kentucky which the know nothnrs
have probably secured, Evil avail them nothing coming u-
on an overthrow III. other States just named. Know
nothingisn al appears from the stage powerful POI
element and The presidential contest will be conducted
unnfueneed any consider able by this disturbing
!orce. 4r.U
be presumed that candid and intelligent members
Of the order, this distinct adnsso by Of lite lead
ing abest organ that il longer has existence
a national will prefer abandon It's past pre-
tensions respect regard the mission of the order
as ended and attach themselves 10 such living political
CARNATIONS best accord with their svmpahies Demo-
Gratis it seems u.s. viii deem it wise separate
selves longer from their political brethren in tine expecta-
ton that this secret order will havo the TO accomplish
any results which they desire"
The contingency suggested by the Buffalo Commercial
has only occurred, but Alabama too has proclaimed
in thunder her sister States that know-nothng-
ism cannot have existence national organization.
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The following explicit and pointed reply letter ask
ing his position the know-nohing question is from III,
Hon A. L. Maxwell the representative of Florida in The
House Of Representatives:
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financial.


GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
" PANY-Noce IL hereby given tha' the Books OF sub
.crpsion 10 the Capital Stock Of this MARINE COMPANY
viii b opened on the 18th cay Of August the BANK OF
THE REPUBLIC and :. the BANKING Houe Of MsHsrS DUN
CAN SHERMAN Co. remain open until The capital
subscribed
Printed be obtained Of either of the Directors
with such information may be desired InLmts to
.d capital to be called time, the Directors
nIy require.
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1aper Uarebousfs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co. No 80 Beekman't offer Tor sale on the low 81
Writips Fspers English French and American
News Paper al sizes weights aud qusiires.
Book PAPER al sizes, weights aud qualities
Tssue Paper fancy colors ard white ofthe bes qus
Hapsnr Psp@r white and coored diferen. widths
Halter, Psp-r thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Psper. 8r4o and 4Dx42
Fnsfh Hardware Paper large assortment jur arrivp
shesthna Psper Of the beat quality.
Wrspping Psper, Straw Rag and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes
Tar aoOdos Psper, sUitabs foc root, 10 rolls.
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ALBERT VI. EIooLAY Auctiopeer
STOCKS and BONDS at AUCTlON-REGU-
- LAR sALE-ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell THIS
DAY Aug 10 al l2 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange for
account Of whom IL concern;
$1,000 Crawford County tPeunyivauia per cent Bonds
10000 Mercer County eunsy wanna pr cent Bonds
500 Mobile end Ohio Railroad per cent Income Bonds,
800 each.
5000 Terre iaute and Alton Railroad ID Mortgage per
cent Bonds - 600 each.
$1,000 Chicago Mississippi 10 per cent Inc me Bonds
81 coo eech.
$500 Flushing Rsrosd lat Mortgage per cent Bonds
$500 Coyiugfo City per cent Bonds, due IN 1881.
$50 shares Nicaragua Transit Co., : 100 each
10 shares Utica City Bank, 80 each
% shares Republic Fire Insurance Co. Slc0 eich
20 shares ST. Marks fire Insurance CO., : . each.
~ shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co., 80 each
100 shares North American Kerosene Gas Light Coz . each
TERMs OF sALETen per this day ami the balance be-
fore o'clock tomorrow. The accrued interest all the Bonds
will be- charged 10 the purchaser
Next re gulaT sale MONDAY, Aug. 20
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DIRECTORS
w c. PICKFRsGILL, WM. c. ALLEN,
J. l. AsPINwALL. HENRY r. sPAuLDING,
ROBT NJ. OLYPHANT WIN. G. LANE,
b LAMAR ROBT. SPEEDING.
RICHARD LATHERS. SAMUEL BATES,
John ALLEN Wg LOTrIMER.
WIN. H. GUTON. wsL NJ EvARTS,
ADRIAN IsELIN T. w. REIMER,
THOs. RICHARDSON, THOMAS sLOCUAB,
JOHN II. ELLIOTT HIRAM HUTCHINSON,
JOHN P. BROWN. LEWIS b. BROWN,
JAS W. PHILLIPS. AMOS X. EMO,
GEORGE BARNES, GEO. BLISS,
A. LACHAIsE ABRAHAM BELL,
CHAs. II. DABSEY, @. G. SAMPSON,
WIN. LOESCHIGK, JAS NJ BROWN,
RODoCANACH1. JAMES Bernhard,
GEORGE GRISWOLD JR., FRED'K c. GERHARD,
Commissioners appointed to open Booss Of subscrpton
JOHN L. AsPIEWALL. WILLIAM g. LANE,
HENRY y. sPAULDING, GEORGE BLISS.
GEORGE BARNES. HIRAM HUTCHINSON.
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JosEPH HEGEMAS. Aucti0Deer
HOUSEHOLD URNITURE.-FRIDAI,A Aug.
II, 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the Central salesroom WI
ghby st. Pesrst, Brooklyn, large Sale Of Household
Furnure comprising mahogany aud walnut Sofas and Sofa
Becsesds Lounges mahogany Voare Rockers and other
Chairs; mspe csne-4t sni Charsi mahogany
and walnut plain and marbeop Dressing Bureaus lncosea
and other Washstsnd Painted Wsrdobes painted champer
Funure Card Center Work Tee and Dining Tables mahoz
any French and other Besteac Feather Beds Cnbs bali and
Husk Mattresses Bedding and Table Linen, Loosng-I
Cook Crocsery and Kitchen Utensils, CarPets &c
Patent Invsds Travelling Chair Store tlxtres-i onners
running through Shelving and sashes shogany
Office Desk &c.
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Jnstrurficn.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Member of the
IA University Of France. wishes 70 GIVE LESSONS 10
FRENCH and ITALIAN in Boarding School or 10 Prvste
families No objection the country. Terms moderate
The beat OF references gwen Address NJ L. Inoane Ooe-
DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE and POLYTECH-
t1 MIC IEsTITUTETbe Board Of Trustees q this lnst
tuition beg leave lie opening 90 the lob OF
September under the Presidency OF John H. RAYMOND Lh
ID The University Of Rochester assisted BY full corps
OF and Teachers IN every department Of insucuon
It hs been the aim Of the Board Of 1n'tee. ~ the ereuon
of the Institute and appointment Of m Faculty OF nstrnc
ton with the liberal eced At their disposal 70 Sc
cure 10 the Brook possible advantage m the
nsep OF their children oysd by students Of the Free
Aesdem, Of NeYork the Colleges Of the City and State,
nnd no efforts attainment Of this object w Be spared,
either BY Faculty Of Instruction by the Board Of Trustees
Due notice Will be given Of the day for the admission Of pupils,
both in the preparatory and collegiate Departments
The Board OF Trustees composed OF the following named
gentlemen 10 whom reference may be made:
J. S. T. StrsnAhan, James How,
r. $ Tucker ID. s. Lsndon.
Lufhur Il. Wyman J. II. nottingham,
b. Chittenden n. x. Worthington,
Josiah O Low j. Z. Soutbworth,
JohnT Martin George S. Rowland,
Horace b. ClAhiu Charles X. Maryin
Charles B. Bsyls, A. s. Barnes
NJ g. Harrington.
J. II. ROCKINGHAM, President
N Tcx.f
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WILLIAM ". WEFKs AucfonseT. ;.
CALF of the ENTIRE STOCK of the LIVERY
- STABLE of HARRISON L FLEET. to close the estate
Of Tlornns Hariss n decessed-BAKER WEEKS viii sell
at auction on THURSDAY August l6 1855 at 10 DC ock A. NJ
a. No p Rooseyeli-si. consisting Of is Horses Coaches
sDele Roolswsys double Rockawsys top Wagons Light
Wagons sutey 10 sets Of sing Heness' nding saddles
end Brides Side-Sadde large dsuble Seighs light
seiehs single Sgh Puns 10 good order several OF them
new q Sleigh Robes in good oier large o OF sleigh Ses
Also lease Of the premises sud Stable fixtures &c Terms
cash current funds For further partculsrs sppy TO
BAKER n WEEKS, No Pines
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CARE Ia4 CENTs-AFTERNOON BOAT

IL FOR siN0-SiNo.-stesmeT CLIFTON, Capt james
EiDsBdo vii leave the foot OF HsTrson. EVERY AFTER
NOON a. o'clock, r NJ, commencing SATURDAY, JULY n
touching =. the intermediate landings Returning viii isags
sag sing ~ $50 n, lending Of kmosst esch wsJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

NLASSICAD, MAIHfMAIICAL and IN
~ GLlsH SCHOOL for BOYS, No. West l5th-st near
sth.av-JAMEs BOLTON, A NJ, Principal Number Of Pu
pills limited 20 % Rooms large, well ventilated and newly
lifted Up for School purposes The Of Instruction
tho,ous comprehensive and dca-desgned prepare
entering college engaging In business The
Circulars msy be obtained Of the Principal Schoooo
Ref,rences-J Parker ID. D. II. b. Smith d. d. L. d. Nor
gan, ESQ. Arson g. Phelps, ESQ.
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''' U''"' VEBW,b k. COLLINS No 81 wsl,s,i NJ
BROWN, SHlPLEi %, L-'s'F'~~
STEPHEN XFNSARD 60,
&c. WAINWRIGHT & Co, Pan"
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre- IN. a, soA
Yhs ovasr8 OF these ships vii not b soeou sns
diver balloon specie eEery, precious ssons Ssf casrs
Sls Of lsding are signed therefor and the 'sias "
expressed -. y,., n nj. Las ~
,ot carry any RaNts cOufr1bsri Of
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OFFICE o. rRI ILLINOIS eESTRlL RAILROAD CoNr,SY,(
NEwYosE, July q, 1855

OFFICE o. rHI ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CONPAsY,l
NEw-IosE, July 3, 1855.
I'VE subscriber in pursuance Of resolution
approved by the Bosrd 4 Directors OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company will 81. through ALBERT II. SICOLAY,
Auctoneer, the H-rchal Exchange in the City Of New
Nofs, on FRIDAY, the slst day Of August next ~
o'clock the following parcels Of the Stock Of the said Com
psny, unless the instame1s due previously paid
sndns II the OF Stockholders who hsve neglected
make payment Of 81 the instsments ca 81 thereon upon
the requion OF the Board OF Directors sfs pursuant 70 hs
Incorporating the said Company.
twenty hundred and 6fty (e0l snrss held By hsssr
r. G. l. Schuyler.
one hundred AID eighty eight uss shares bed bJEscB
Dana.
Three 81 sh.-ss held BY Jcseph G-ig-r.
The vii he for eAh and certificates VII b iss1sd
pg-chascrs Accord nsly = n. PERKINS
Tr,~sor-r III ,o.s Csatr-i asgro.a CcsA,-ay.
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BY ELIAs ZONES, Aucfi0neef. =
OFFENSIVE SALE st AUCTION on FRIDAY,
II Aug H. at 1Ci O'Clock his spacious Ssesroom No 6
Nasssu.t -Ross wood black walnut and mahogany Psror
Suite soas Chairs. Easy Chairs, Dressing Bureaus marble
TOP Table. mshogsny black walnut and ensneed Bed
stead Whshends rosewood Wardrobes, lnad Tables and
Writing Desks TeteaTetes Paintings and Mirrors, Lounges
SWIM Crits Fxter Dining Tables. Work-ssnfs Mat
tresses Pass.c Feather Beds Pillows Bosers, Clocks
Rocking Chair Pianos Invalid Easy Chair also number
Of lots Of SECOND HAND FURNITURE AID CARPETlNGi
also large invoice of Chairs fOE hppnsi also an invoice Of
Cigars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

QUARTERLY STATEMENT-Of the Affairs
NJ Of TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NE 2-YORK, for the Quarter ending Sit July, 1850: - -
Net Assets hsnd May 1855 Per az Report. : 0s -
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUARTER
For Premiums and Policies. ............- loofll 70
Interest
Lees included in last 5000 . .- -.
menfs.................... 1871 o. Hs5i 90 S5 %
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HARDWARE AUCTION SALE. f. VAN
i ANTWERP viii eel THIS DAY at 10 o'clock, al No PIG
Pesrs pscksges aud lots comprising large assortment Of
Hardware fine English Table Cutlery fr retailing Amer
Knives and Forks Butchers and Co1.s Knives &c 20
s.ks Germsn Goods % Cut Tack cise c. > Pct
axes Guns Pistols Brs-s Cocks French Timed Ware Locss
&C. Also Trisngle Scale with Bottom, Beam Pess SC, COM
plete Also lsrge Mott Stove Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

GEORGE Cook. Aucfi0neer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of FURNITURE, &C
II TOMORROW At lCt O'Clock at Saesroons No -
Broadway IN cor sequence OF No III Nassans tue
entire cole con Of Rosewood Mahogany Walnut and ss ar
tue cont aimed in the above will be sold without
reserve Also Gss- end China Ware, Gilt Frame Mirrors, Oh
Paintings Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

W. A. caE1ER, Auetioneer.

W. A CaRTER, Anooneer.
AUCTION NOTiCE.-Peremptory sale OF the
N STOCK OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE contained
No IS CoartADd second Door, vii take place
TO-DAY, Thursday, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
]. BosART. Auctioneer-BJ :. BccAET.
AUCTION NOTICE.-Sherif' Sale THIS
~ DAY 10 O'Clock. the Auction Rooms corner r.as
Vnsu-si large and extensive assortmeni Of DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS. Ladies and Mems BOUTS ard
SHOES. &c.
A NJ. MFEwIS Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER * CO-Trade-Sale
ID Rooms No. Is Parkrog.
TUESDAY, SEPT 4 and following days
REGULAR NFW-YORK TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, sTEREOTYPE PLATES PAPERS, BOOK
BINDERS MATERIALS, &c. under the direction OF the
strndng Committee Of the Trade.
The Catalogue this sale 10 progress and will cor itufs
az extensive se the whole % Be sold without
reserve and without restriction 20 the size Of the lots
TUESDAY Seut IL and following dsyA
TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
Under the direction Of the New YORK Book Pubhes Asocia
ton.
The invoices having been drawn for In
accordance with reEuaons they have been placed
bsnds ard the catalogue pTes IL embraces liberal con
buttons which are Be- sold without prices u not
less than the prescribed quantities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

NOR CHARLESTON and FLOkIDA-Semi.
i Weekly United States Mail LneThe new and fast gM
dreamer MAR ON W Foster commander, viii Pier Ne
AN r. on SATURDAY August l8, AZ O'Clock 7 NJ precisely
For freight apply board, where bills Of idog " " be
,red ana m se At the Office Of SPOFFORD TIL fSrON
Co No % Broadway Through ticket. 10 Florida s follows
To Iscksonvi L., ssh 20 RI aka, %35 The NASHVILLE
will .rcc. ed and leave on SATURDAY. August =.
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THE NEw-YoRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED %

me are the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt hye-
BALTIC Capt COmstock ADRIATIC.
these ships having built by expressly f'r -
soyeuuen service every been taken IN their con
don as In their engines nre strength and speed s
seir accommodations for passengers uneqused Tor es
And comfort Puce Of passage from New York % IiFHS
arscAss cabin $780, In second do, s75; exclusive ue ~
sire stateo0ms G325, from Liverpool ~ New 1ors
D. xinea. experienced Surgeon attached 70 esst s2p US
,.rth secured until paid for
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pEDENfPTiOE Of OHIO STATE ST0Css.-.
IA The Commissioner. q ,he SINKING Frud Of the state Of
Ohio wi psy THREE PER CEET PRE- 81 81 any
exceeng the q t5oPo q the C@fc es
Il the Ohio State sX Per Cent Lou able a;er the 5st
Decenba. 1856 ii Presented FOR redemption fsr the date Of
tbs tee and ror the l day OF NOVEMBER le5b Apply
Ohio Trsnsfsr Office No Ga Beaver st. New YORK.
W. u. MORGAN. Acting Commissioner
Courbrs Oiio. Aug 1855.
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IGOR HANRE via SOUIHAMPION.-lho
il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of STEAMSHIPS
The frs,cass steamship NORTH STAR $50 TINS Wsnacs,
master viii leave from Pier No 80, North River.
foot OF Chsmbersst. NOON precisely, on SATURDAY,
sept l. for HAvRF, calling a. SOUTHAMPTON 70 land
mails passengers and specie -
Firsf-clasa Passage Southampton or haVre.sstilV
Seconi-clas Passage. oO
The NORTH AR will be followed b. the ARIEL sept a
The vessels will BE- accountable Tor ood
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery, Precious Stones Metals un
bills sdng signed therefor, and the value ,@eo
taerein expressed s
specie and goods taken usual rates No freight received A.
ter Of the day before sailing.
No berth secured paid for Letters prepaid 1874 cent? ~
o. will received the office up II A. NJ Of the days
sailing and will be carried strong India.nbber bags, unda
ock and on arrysI A. Southampton Hsyre viii b lmne
d!stey aerosiree " the Post Offices there.
Parcels taken. eacn prepaid, one dollar and upward
FIXED SAILING.
From New-York: From HtUei
NORTH STAR. September MONTH SIAk =. .AuxN .
ARIEL..........September p ARIEL septen9x
NORTH STAR. October is NORTH STAR septernDef 2
ARIEL .........NOyembeS ARIEL OCTOBER .
NORTH STAR. November /,
IARIEL...........NO November y
These staashps cassed at the inssraDce Offices AL
,pcie aud foods vii BE- insured Ia them a. low tss Of pre-
MUM IN other ste amshos that cross The ocean
For Freight or Passage spPy to TOkfANvh,
ALBERT n. CHRY5TfE,
No. Place De Ia Bourse, Prs
CHRYsTIE. SCHLGSSMANH Co.
No q oUai C.simir Delsygns. Hs"s
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AT VIII VI ~
~ superior quality for Machinery Burning Being unnixec
perfectly free from il works finely aud perfectly s
factory machinery and will burn equal the best Sperm IN
Mechsncal Night and other Lamps II has been in use
largely the past eight years and Is fayote Oh with oni
largest sieamshps railroads hneshops ferries &c Bar
res 80 TO 40 gallons each Warranted uniformly good OF ma,
be returned the expense Of (COburn's only Agent)
Holm w QUINCY No. % WulIam-st., cor. Platt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY The Di
rector. Of this Company have THIS DAY declared diy
debd of FIVE PER CENT psysbe demand At the once OF
the Company. No. 4WallsL A WlLLAARIh, sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

IL Wv T
il WEEKLY UNITED ST ATES MAIL LINE.-The Steam.
ship SOUTHERNER, T. Evan, comma der will leave pis
No I, North River on WEDNESDAY Aug ID, at ocoos
PM precisely For freight apply board. where al hsd
lajDe will be signed and for passage At the office o. sPOF
FORD. TILESTON Co.. No. % Broadway. Through tickets
10 Florida As follow, 20 Jacksonville +3l; Platks SIS
fhe MAR on will succeed and leave SATU RDAY Aug
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Prorerles.
Paints, Oils. GLASS, &t.

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
N FACTORY WILLIAMSBURG, L. Are pre-
paved 10 execute orders ROUGH PLATE GLASS suitable
tor FLOORS. SKY LIGHTS, VAULT and DECK LIGHTS.
Prompt attention will be given 10 orders left At Their ohce
A'' W. j. r. PLATT, No. 70 Murray.st.
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increase N amount VI i"'''''''''
Average amount insured for each Policy ofuereae 3725 81
AuE.rr SECRETARY r : WINSTON, President
have examined the above Report and fad TO be
{. GILL. Acty.
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DEDUCED PRICES -Four hours from Ocean
III 10 Ocean by Pars RsiroadMeas furnished TO
age passengers the Isthmus free LOO D baggage tiee
Through California Panama RairoatNo Ch0lers
hi. r5ute-The United Mail steamship Company u
tend to dispatch for Aspin~an MONDAY, Aug %, ?
O'Clock T. NJ. precisely from pe- foot Of Warren s. NaFtA
River the well known and aSorte steamship EMPIRE CITY
Capt II. Windle. 49,
Passenger and Mails will be forwarded ~ Panama R,.a
and connect A. Panama with the Pacific Nal Steamship
pany. ms gnifcent steamship GOLDEN ACE J. I Wskins
Commander which viii be In readiness and leave inmed.
ately f. San Frar cisco.
The public are informed that the p NJ 3 5 Co swsys have
ONF or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying AZ Pansms rsAiy
for sea TO avoid any possible detention OF Passengers ha
For passage spply 70 w RAYMOND At the only Office OF
the Companies No IN West-s,.. corner Warren-st Y.