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| I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS,-LEEDS 4
- Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical and Hor
genital Steam Engines. Boilers Sugar ls Vacuum Pans, Su
Kettles Clarder Filters SeHlu aud Horse Power
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns ans
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars, etc. and al
Machinery required fer the South.
We have been duly eGthertzed and Prepared
| STILLaLAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURSA ACE.
! fel2 dSWIy LEEDS / GO.
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.-'tt' - n.y. - LIVERPOOL, Jan 9, 1851.
The adyces per steamer Monday contributed still
to strengthen the position market and 70 add to the
previous excitement additional advance Of per To- IN
descriptions being generally obtained me ne
rapid to expect continuance w,thout T. eeeN, al" ;1
trade q, well SPECTATORS have since bought more
and As cotton continues freely offered the advantages
above noticed and close the week aulety
PernaHs and Bahias largely dealt IL, ana are
per b higher; Maranhns 1sd Egyptian al anu sua' sa
per ID. ', ..5, e oao p.b;o 81
Maranham 1850 Egyptian and $3.50 surat Exp9rt siiso
American and OaO Surat sales to-day are Ooo bales
TAe't ~ ' MASON i LISTER.
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sDencleney fE&cess rShort
We shall give in next the exchange held nv
each of the Banks at the above periods.
The report then proceeds as follows and says:
deficiencies been merely temporary or the result
other than deliberate purpose they might moi
uue any notice than publicity neither the currency nor
the interests Of the public have been nousy thereby
nor weight the Banks been increased during his
period At the there does appear to have
any exigency the country which
warranted this deviation from the banking policy the State
The example Of this q the conservative
adeion the might be dangerous
considered calling for The power vested in the
Currency the stockholders the hank
which imposed the Board duty Of LAYING the
facts before the Legislature. ,4 's.E . -
supposed that the sautary policy of the State
the basis Of the paper currency will changed nor
banking system safe beneficial and convenient
has shown ours to be will be relaxed The operations
Of the free banks have been within the rule with the exception
Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank viz the
10Th and 10Th of September, which be considered
cidental. 8Es .sias
what the facts submitted require the action of the
Legislature. will rest with their wisdom ~
[sigaedl GEORGE EUsTIs
President Board OF Currency
wi + tsslsdl 44eg ANDREW s. HEBRON
Secretary of State,
lSigaeil o. f. GRENEAUX,
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days out from Caao Rotterdam Capt Talbot reports hay
ing experienced very heavy of the Cape Lost bull
and split sails Reports the ship Flying Fish Of
Boston, Cape December lst bound to San Francisco
~ The steamer Hannibal left Cairo lat inst In port for
New Orleans steamers Empress and Hawaha Ind instinct
New LUCY and Passport at New Madsid; swon and NJ
Kenne at Point Scotland Jas johnson, Metropolis
and Chancellor in Little Cypress Bend; Taylor Nell
son and Crescent City No IA; Nashville at No ls
Europa, No. 81. Passed Suana laying at No. 80 Nick
Thomas laying Fulton Met Pete MILESTONE at Plumb Point
Delta a. Island No. 81 Ogden Helena St Nicholas,
at Island No. IS. 81 {--
~ Capt Norton of the bark Fury, reports having
enced h.auy gale the LIST inst lat ~ AZ long " - oss
fore and main top gallant mast .. .s..-. KS
p Speedwe passed, the 18th January in lat
u.s. long s6 80 W. ship Melton Of New Bedford steering
south. lz
SPOKEN. .. s... .a,.r
M BY Capt Howe the bark speedwel January 3D. la
long & W. ship Richard Metcal A days out from Edgar
town, with 5 bbls SPERM cruise. '
On the 18th January in lat s. long 3d. w 80 days days ou
from Boston, boend to Honolulu.
p. PASSENGERS
Per brig Brownsville from Vera Cuz-5 cabin and sserage
| passengers.
| .... EXPORTS.
INDIANoLA VIA GALvEsToN-stean,sh Nexice-26
flour 100 bb whisky 200 sacks corn 20 casks bacoh lon
sacks coffee. .u. ....
| HAvRE-ship John spear-ls42 bales cotton
| HAYANA-Bark Marcia--l5OO empty bbls.
\ HUNTS MII.Ls-schr West Florida.2O00 sacks corn
bales hay 10 bbls pork bbls moasses 10 bags coffee
MoBILE-schr Iland-7OO sacks 1875 do oil cake
q 900 States. ..-
| PENSAGOLA-Schr Southron-In ballast.
| HAyANA-Brig VIM D Miller-55O empty bbs 1874 bbls o
bone black, 1000 saves 10 sacks oats, 10 bbls lard
BREMENshp Edw Everett640 bales cotton 522 hhds TO
bacco 20 tons loswood
| PuN1A RoSA-Schr Storm Cloud-Government stores.
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IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all kinds Of Hora
In thsr line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof
in all parts OF the city ete prices with rronness and
dispatch, All kinds Jobb.ng and Repairing attended wh
dispatch, By strict attention all orders, hope merit
share of fhe public patronage.
We beg leave refer the following gentlemen MessFs
Cro2er Wing, Jamson Mcintosh Cook Norehouse Ro.'
Hughes, W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer,
Caller Tnrpin Co.. J. W. Jewell.
Box 81 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 81
Charles street n2ldaSu
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gebietp IF tbs Hlarktts.
MONDAY MORNING, Feb. 9,

MONDAY MORNING, Feb. 9, 1851.
COTTON. The market opened Saturday with only
limited attendance buyers whose attent engaged with
their the Persia but subsequently they came
very freely business of the day reached fully UO
bales Prices without any material change and We re-
peat our last quotations
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Previously received from the September 1885,

Total receipts the LIST Of September 1856
The European by the Persia came through to-day As
they have been detained long and conaeed we
are compelled postpone regular circulars We observe
that New Orleans is quoied from 3D. 9d Query
How many bales in thousand will command this lasfhgure
Sales Of new crop Mddng Orleans has been made at Sd This
will help the early shipments
We give following circular to keep up the records OF Inc
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INSURANCE.

nFYVI(y1c or THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
OINsURANCE COMPANY OF NEW GKlEANs hs 1rss
cepfomity with the requirements Of their e
cent Mutual insurance Company submit the following s
ment viz: ..,,,
Amount Of ,0f rrem'"ns feceiveu W ,e. 1852 so q
1une ~ aeoo risia Yuly is l4l77 81
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CATTL E NJ A 3 z E 7 I.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. s.
Arrived Friday lG40 head of Cattle $50 Hogs 10 Mich
Cows and 10 and Yeangs The naket well
supplied with Western Beeves and Hogs and Prices
considerably lower descriptions stock We qnoe:
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MUSIC TEACHING.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
~-SEw ORLEANS, JACK.
kass Ca REORGANIZATION son AND GREAT NORTHERN
NSsE 81 gsYSSsz-Sss r ATLROAD.

-<x, ---=zv-- NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
ksae "a son AND GREAT NORTHERN
ISL ~ ssaZ@Ss8sRAILRoAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily at
O'Clock NJ; arrives Summit Miss one hundred nnd ~sA
Orleans at 4S clock A. NJ Returning leaves
every day At o'clock, P M, and reaches Nav oF
leans $50 O'Clock, p. Ma
FARg-Three mile, each way Children i've
free Children between live ana welv1 Yeas Or
age nd csi0red persons half price
SEASON TICKETS Ray be obtained at the office Of the
gsnlnnnv No 10 Carandee Also, family tickets
5es Or halves packages twenty I've, NJ reduced prize
oored permitted to ride in the traDs without
a pass expressly authorizing them TO do aad naming
the stos from which they As the pass viii
be the Conductor, and will he od for trip Ia one
direction asy those making Trip both ways will have 10 bs
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for summit and
rs ock A. NJ Tucsihy Thurs
day Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
ermaGiaie sntons every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
morning O'Clock NJ This train stops Fridays md
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular satonsJ
and deliver freight, but not other days.
R freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after s clock P. NJ
r. P. GUYARD, sup't Transportation,
aS line four mail fran Summit to
jackson Summit every day, connecting
1r;h ms ,asseneyer
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sTEAMBoArs.
Hannibal, Haslett, from Cairo.
Fashion, Reed, from Cairo.
CSbg, ner,. from Mobile.
Amazon, Ghoteau, FROM Cairo.
Amanda FISHER from Shreveport
Ghocaw, Smedley, from Tennessee River,
A d Chambers, Gormly, from Cairo.
Belfast, Church. FROM Memphis.
Slracen, Steam from Cairo
osp.ay, Beard from Red River.
VIM Baga!ey, Sinnott from Mohile
Jefferson Railroad
y Il Kiabal, Kouns, from Ouachita River,
Cumberland Durrel, from Clarksyile.
-..5 Illinois Fuikerson from Cairo
Milton Relf Hail. from Bayou Macon.
Marion, Rosseau from Shreveport
Lecpnic johnson, from Shreveport.
California Myers. from Mobile.
l Dardanelles, tlnpnlnn, from Arkansas River
Laurel Hi, Hooper, from Bayou sara
rowboat Defiance Hanbury from PasSetowed down and
10 instant ships Samaritan and Western Chet-
brought up bark Fury and brig Brownsville
Tovboat Phoenix Gfowe the Passeswent down light
brought up ship Nathaniel Thompson, bark Jna Dean
and brigs Ida ID Rogers, Caaace and Isaac Carver.
Towboat L Mllando. Whann the Passes-towsl down
9Th inst, bark Nineyeh md schoones BuhIus
and Scarborough ships VIM Libbey anu COOK, iron
Quarantine. and harks Speedwell and NJ IL Newman.
Tovboa II IVY Whittemnu, the Passcstowed down
and 10 sea inz ship Old England and schooner Aun
Satrr-brought up ship John NJ Mayo, barks Ardenne:
and Louisa Bliss and schooner Mozart
Towbo S. Charles Chambers the Passe-towel down
| Sd inst ships WellheaI and Helen Melane-
brought up ships Grsnt and Floating Zephyr, bark
| HAhnenaa and schooner Alphonsiae.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish ct Orleans, City Of New Orleans. J
remembered that the 18th January 1851. before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler. Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Company CT New Orleans who being duly
corng epose and that the above
and transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BRofHER President
JAS. Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
subscribed before this l2h day of January
1857. CHAS. ". BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest Of six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next.
The Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY @ per cent the earned premiums Of the Com
pany year ending 3lst December 1856 for which
viii be issued and after the 18th Of March next
nTh Company continues TO insure against the peril of
and damage by fro at the Of
premium. Ofice No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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TOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW ORIEANS.-The following statement OF the
affairs this company published in conformity with the re-
quirements of their charter, viz
Amount of premiums received for the year ending -,
3st December, 1896. ~
Amount of unerminated risks 3lst Dec lSS5 lt3ooi w
Total amount Of premiums for year ending 3lst De- 80 o
cember, los6 io7f' 70
Viz: For premam5 Gre risks. ....,. ST52l2 "
For premiums on river rsks........ 35l,95l Il
For premiums marine risks..s.. lls2lS " la. =.
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lst December, 1856. s93b25 W
Returned 3u57 10
s9j,iSs 43
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lss Deeeu- 49, .
Der, 1886 'P7,ot0oc w
Losses during the same period, viz:
On fire risks. s8t 81 ~
On river risks ............,......... l73,7il ~
On maxine risks. ......t.......-..... lt3,oll 40
5B2,l53 20
Be insurance ex penses interest on scrip
A'1'@ '''' '''' -sss5, 2G1 IS
Net sarued profits for the year ending December ~ .
3ls 1880 'p-'"t''' u"
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FRAVCts L0RGFs.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WoRKS-Ihe undersigned beg leave 70 inform
81 The public builders generally that they
w featuring all kinds Architectural anil Building Iron
Work at 81 Circus street, such Veraadlhs Rail
ing Shutters aui Bank Doors, Straight Ani Circular
stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs etc
They keen constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
urs Ventarors and Sash Weights and fill al orders Of
svery description of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. ,,,,>,,rr,,,r o
d243m BENNETT u W.
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~ NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
1

TOBACCO We heard of 40 hhds sold, including 2
New Crop at lssss, and at 1Sc q b.
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c--ycssssssA r. r. FGrI.GEit q CO., NEW LIE
sys and ichnnpit0u!as streets, between Gravier
and PoydraS streets, New Orleans lar
sassss.ss and well assorted stock of
SHElIE AND HEAVY IARnNARE,

a DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR 10
Twbit Etwards) Hos. Is, 80 and 81 NeV Levee, and
oy b. - and 81 Fulton street manufacturer OF every
~ ERUPTION Of Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron aud Brass Work.
ready for the making Traius
Clarifying and Eyapoatng Pans Ferers Juice Boxes ana
rythi1g appersining to the sigarhuase.
general of Steam ,iunges Whistles
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc. constantly on hand
He would call the attention OF planters the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation plantations
Col R. G. Camp MosSrs S. 7. HARRISON Forsta Nelson
Doneson, Osgood 4 Lawrence W. Il II. Stsckhouse, A
Thomson Co. and L. E. Forsa Of this city, 20 whom he
spsrtfuily refers for full particulars, m22
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Ssssss3ssxxFS SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM
III lilies supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton and Veali
Sausagc FEipe, gnd every hins in the butehsr-
u u ing line, Barrels aud half barrels Of Chucs
3eeI, put up order Tor Cabin FAaiy Use ST.
No 2 P0YDRAS MARKET by
AUGUSTUS G. MEREET
n g-SteurnhoRts and Ships supplied with all kinds Live
Stock fresh mich Cows, Hogs Shna,8. tigs sheep,
Goats. Geese, Ducks. Chickens etcs NIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

- bALE-A. J. BLEEOhth q 20 VIII
eschsnts Exchange the nth OF February ius at IL
O'Clock 1t noon the 6steisss HOUSE and STABLE No 100
Lexlngtonsv N Z. cor. slNst. Lot 10 exS5a House 10
2ox5o sories FIRST story brown stone fronts has modern
improvements; inside walls and woodwork are 6esutiay
fescoed aud and grained In black walnut The house
and Stable bp by for his own use; Ia,
atioos for four horses two carriages room Tor
loft manure and arsn pens and every improvement Ihs
premises are well gentleman keeping
q phy sicisn- Terms sale peremptory, owner mas
kourbt IN he country and does not wish TO rent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24
o I b P u b L l
ACKERLY'5 PATENT

How II differs from the Pianos now in common use
This difference BE- expressed in two words Ours 'i and
Economy fsct capable Of mathematical demonsrston
that pressure eIed upon he suss Of 7octAye Piano.
tuned pitch with two snst the note more
than pcunds and the ncfsse Win the number
Of This enormous pressure eIerted upon wooden
case The effect Of such force operating without n.erms on
10 10 wrp the frame and of sounding bos,d also
sink the instrument. below its Pch and in fe. ysAf 70 qate
and repairs To remedy this radical def.ct the strings
attached to- firm Metallic frame th keeps
them their proper ps~ the pressure
hence wapinf and o, least 80 oen: saved In tnn
Ing repairs The first Of Pianos does DOT exceed
that Of the ordinary kind and In quality Of tone they arc
least equal Those who desire durability aud economy never
before attained in the Piano requested 10 call and examine
2d-NA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

SALE, Al TArytown, on the Hudson, the MANSION aud
GROUNDS OF the lste b. stebbns, located about midway
the T.ytown and Irynston Stations, This E.ae
Country Seat for family Of wealth and taste can hardly be
surpassed equaed in part Of the county 10, eaent and
built few since By Mr. seebn: Of hammered 6us''Sne
dressed and Laid BY the best ms.ons that could .. io1na
iins are mse, and consis. Of sittins and library
arsvips room dining ROOM bners pantry bedroom nurse
~ and nursery bedroom wide hall through the house rom
.n,th 70 south side hall and back stairs for the r roo
or rooms on the second Aoor and the sdc lin which the
wsranh conveying all puts Of the house the prest sprns
vs;cr Several Of the paror story together With
hsD iDAd with cedar spruce and blaek walnut Inc
the rock the entire size OF the house.
say 100 and conveniently arranged The house altogether
10 as perfect Winter Sun House. although looted on
nearly the highest ground of Of the and costly
rs,dences OF palaces and WAS the Perms
nent rosidepce Of the s.e owner
1he out buildings numerous and caP.ciou.
The pouBd the westerly side of the Albany turnpike
(sIout 10 sres and running the Hudson River 10 besut
folly located and by living springs will be sold {" an
ENTIRETY OF psyces Of 10 For further nior
p.nS b;ns.t (5o0?)
&C S0N FOR SALE or to LEILA
W&sOyOs HOUSE in Stockbfdee, MnA
With Guden. Barn and Ice House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24
Daneins Afaofmies.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No sfs Broadway NewYork; No Isl Montague &c,
ero.t,rnrNsv. Yori Ci..ses on WEDNESDAYS snd SAT-
uRDAfs, B,ooklys Glasses on TUESDAYS and faID AVS
a, and M Tor Ladies and Children At for Gentle
men LsdsS Private CiaAs At 2. Pupih can eomnenee
ssy during the season Pr.Saeipg Asseme1ss tot Il
lyn md EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In Hev-York
Former Pupils may subscibe fer the As.embiea alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

II on the corner Of Hsh and Mercer in the City Of New
.Ik NJ j. ooptsinns fourteen finished rooms with ga well
and vssh roo on floor The position affords the most
and uDobuced view Of tee city and bay on the
esst and the south and IL the bushes.
Psr Of the ca The 10, g feet on High snd 10 feet on
sbrubbep. flowers bO, Sc Apply on the grems.. or At
No g MaIketst, Newuk, ~ ELLISON CONGER
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Professional Notices.

linguistic TILES-Fo Vestibules, Halls,
II Hesrbs DINING foems, Conservstores &c. 0ARNKIRK
CHlhNEYJrOPS DRAlk-PIPEa. k<- Zoe sAls By
AILLIR C0ATEa No. ~ Resa$t n
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1)iano-fortes an0 Musif.

REAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
" FORTES.-Meszra LLGHTE, NEWTON L BRAD
BURYS No. Brvomes, respec fully invite attention e
their ANO-FORTES constructed With the patent ARCH
WRE6T PLANK which undoubtedly the most sabstsnrs
,prc ever into This popular Instrument
GREAT BARGAIN.-Grand diagonal 7-ocsave
" rosewood PIANO made BY Of the best makers snd
warranted cos, $500 will b sold for 80; been used few
uop,bs Caa be q No A. 9th-st.
DIANOS to LET THAMES BROS PIANOS
TO LET nj tbsI msnusc.or, Nos 80 "a aad 23t 2isv,
cor 2lsts Rent spilled toward parehass IL assred Prices
modente JIM FELTON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24
TOR SALE 10 BROOKLYN-A frst,class three

II story brown basement and under-celu brick
HOUSE built expressly for the present owner and occupant
bath vstercose range, heater stationary wash tabs. ss
ststuy marble man,les To- Size, a2Ii4 location unsur
passed lowest price, 600e If desired s5 900 remain
mortgage Apply the premises Clermon fourth house
Of LszYstte Of II JOHNSON No y BetkmAn 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

have Examined the soove gsteneh sni Sy.e.o " 70
correct. shErfAhD HUMANE Ae'uAy
rsUsrEgS
FREDERICK g. WINSTON JOHN p YELyERr0N,
HILLARD FILLMORE, WIN. J. BUNKER,
DAVID HJADLEf, SAMUEL 81 COkSELL.
WIIIIAMS BRADY SAMUEL T. SPROULLS,
H,EKY A SMYTHE JOHN NJ STUART
ROB-T r. N,CIrRDY, HAMLtN BLAKE,
JOHN V. L. PRUYN ALFRED EDNAhDS,
WiIIIAN BETS LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GRfEN PEARSON SAMUEL ID. BABC0CK.
WILLIAM MOORE, WM T. DODGE:
IOHN n SWIFT CHARLES J. SrEDMAN,
GTOTGE coz CEPHAS II. NORTON
RiCIiARD PATRICK JOHN P. TREAD WE'LL,
JOSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELEh
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM H. POPHAM,
JONATHAN MILLER LYCURGUS EDGERrON,
ABRAHAM BINlNGER, W SMITH BROWN,
JOHN WADsWORTH, GEORGE CLAIM
FREDERICK 8 WINSTON, President.
Sc ae,sry, Isaac ABsArr. Aetusry, SHEPPARD HosAs.
Meoica Examiner NNrvRs Posr, NJ ID.
OFFICE No. lii BROADWAY,
TRMfrY BUILDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

nor SALE or TO RENT-A desirable RESI-
Il DENCE In the City of PoushLeepde the house |.
spacious oonveneny arranged built In the italian style tw
pories With and attic verapdahs sdes thu
9Ounds we'll laid out p'5e nearly two .cres Of land
spted with almost every variety Of forest and fruit In
suirs Of MORGAN CARPENTER, PousbketPse, or Of the
subscriber al Fishkll Landing GEO B. LENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

The kEwYoR : GENITAL RAfLRoAo COMPANY
TRE.scaERs OFFICE. ALBANY, Fob. ~. 1851
STOCKHOLDERS who wish to register their
~ Shares in this Company the books Of it's London Agency
requested TO send tho Certificates they bold 10 hs
office lndorsps eseh Certificate the following
Surrendered - the Company for the purpose OF reg
teIiSs the Shares theren mentioned is London Agency
which may DO signed by the Stakeholder personally In
hs By bis duly authorized II 10 required ths tne
Certificates be d.cbA FROM their existing before the
Sock thereby be PLACED the books Of the
London Agency. GILBERT l.. WILSON,
Assstsnr Treasurer.
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COfhptny.
O61ce In Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, II

I OTIS for SALE or LEASE on EASY TERMS.
IL Good situations for Manufactures, Hsrrison-s St,
Broohiys husded feet from the river midway between
Atlantic South Ferries Aso foot Of 57ths Gowsnus
Coed water tYon for vessels drawing feet esiv be In
csht feet Also Bsrssn Ciasson
sv. Apply 70 THOS ADAMS Co No. II WAl-st-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20
Ey,csaasaas9 Cgug,.

Iut! OF enthusiasm aad numbers met IN the Couu-
~ Hall, March 10th, pursuant 10 alionrumpni.-
The Counttee appointed for that purpose reported
Tor permanent officers Of the Ciub. as follows -
President, Hon. JoH Mann; Wee pfrsdents-
Sami EaIabaFt, job ". Shoemaker, Mai. Law. Tai
l.afeFFo and Henry Re.mund Rpcor!iu. Secretary,
John r. Reed: Corresponding Secretary, g. II. SPafg,
Esq Quite number OF persons here enrolled their
namcs 90 Tue Constitution. The Club then proceed
ed to nominate Botough Ticker, with great good
feeling and Cna7mity.
Ehe Ciub was then addressed by John Cessna,
Esq Gen. Bowmaa, and Ma S. Il. Tate.
II was resolved ttat the proceedings Of the meet
ing aod he Ticket ofmrd, be pablished in the Ca
zette, and that the Club he resolved into commit
Tee Of the whole to 10 tie election o. the Ticket
formed.
Ga motion adjourned 10 meet on Saturday evening,
March 2lst. JOB MANN. Prgs-f
J&o. T. Brep, Sec'v.