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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

The Cologne Gazette states, i'll recent article,
that the Japanese Government have arranged with
the Dutch for the construction in Holland of four
steam screw corvettes, to be sent out to Japan in
the course of the present year under the command
of Dutch officer, and that means have been pro-
yided for this purpose to the extent of two and u
half millions of dollars. II further states that the
Japanese Government have requested four Dutch
naval officers to remain in Japan for the purpose Of
instructiDg the Japanese in naval affairs and that
it has taken into its service number Of Dutch
mariners of various grades to qualify the Japanese
mariners for active service.
1t sppesrs from the published statements Of IT,
singh, who was Director of the Dutch Factory in
1880, and again in l7sl-S3, and for third time
in lisa, that as long ago as bis time there existed
in Japan party among the mobiles and princes fay
orable TO the adoption of foreign improvements and
in particular 10 the building of ships and unks suit
able for foreign voyages. This party of improve
ment was headed at that time BY TOnoms, a young
man Of uncommon abilities Counselor of St.te-
whose father was sn uncle of the reignng Sioguo,
and one of bis Chief advisers. The members Of this
party stigmatzed their opponents, the Tories or
old fogies of Japan, by the expressive and siguif-
cant sppellatiOn of InOet:t O.Ka(oru-that is,
Frcgs-in-a-well-ard they expected that when
Ton,ma should succeed to the place Of his father
all Offices in Japan being hereditary-he would, as
hey expressed IT, "wden the road
The Governor Of NsDgasaki, in 1888, one of this
more liberal party, proposed to Titsingh to bring
carpenters from Batavia to Nangssah to instruct.
the japanese in building vessels especially for the
transport Of copper from 0aca to MAJ g,saki, a
service in which many Jsparese junks were lost;
but this proposal TitsDgh was obliged ~ decline, "a
he krew that ssilful carpenters were too rare at
Batavia to be spared He offered in his turn to
rske with him 10 Batavia number Of japanese to
he instructed there in ship-bui'dng; but to this
he prohibition sgaiIst any Jspanese leaving the
country proved an insumOuutsble obstacle. 1t
vas finally arranged that Ttsirgh should have
MODEL vessel built a. Batavia and sent 10 Manga
ak which vessel vas &C ,OriiDgly built and taken
% Nar Rssski by Ttsifsh himself ca bis last visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
We last night received dispatch from Lecomp ton

We last night received dispatch from LecOmpsOn,
Kanpas, bringing our intelligence from that Terri
tory down to the 18th inst. The bogus Legislature
is in session, and in his Message Gov. Geary fully
recognizes its authority. However, he recommends
the repeal Of some portions of the infamous code
now existing and also advises that steps be taken
to frame State Constitution. A PrO-Slayery Con-
yentiOn is also in session. with view to making
that Constitution, whenever it shall be framed, a
PrO-Slsye,y document. Gov. Geary's influence is
described as null with both the Legislature and the
Convention.
With regard to the administration of justice in
the Territory advices are not altogether salts
factory. We find Judge Cato, who, if not actually
participant in the murder of Barker during the
first raid upon Lawrence, was at all events one of
the party BY whom that murder was cOmmitted-a
murder which, though be was an eyewitness of it,
be has lever yet tsken any steps to put in the way
of legal Notwithstanding wrts of arrest
against number of respectable gentlemen charged
with the crime of having quietly met at Topeka,
not with the intention of interfering in any way
with the administration Of Geary as Governor, or
even Of Cato as Judge but for the sole and single
purpose of keeping alive the Free State rganzstion
under the Topeka Constitution. And Whist renders
his proceeding the more characteristic is, that
the person upon whose complaint these warrants of
arrest are issued is Sheriff" Jones, who took the
lead in the crimes of riot, burglary robbery and
arson Of which Lawrence was the scene at the time
of the destruction of the Free-State Hotel and the
printing cthces there, and the disarmng of the in
habitants.
The particular offense charged against the gentle
men arrested at Topeka is that of falsely assuming
to act in an Official capacity legislators for Kansas
The charge is wholly groundlcss and ridiculous
even suppOsipg the set Of the bogus Legislature on
which it is founded TO be valid. The ertlenen at
Topeka have no. pretended to be anything except
what they are, TO wit, members Of the Free Safe
Legislature; and even il they had falsely assumed
t. be such, as no such Office is recognized by the
bogus laws, 70 OfFense could be committed under
those laws by any such assumption.
Sheriff Jones, on the other hard. who, with
Ca,os aid. causes arrests TO be made on such fi7o.
I,Bs grcuuds sill gots no. ou'g u0?rni.had bat
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANsAs-GOv. GEARY,s MESSAGE.


stecis Dispatch to The n. Y. TribuDe.
LHCOMPTON, via st. Louis, Jan. Is, 1857.
The bogus Legislature Of Kansas ia now in se.
sion at LscomptOp, but has thus far done nothing
Of sDy public importance.
Gov. Gesry's Message was duly transmitted.
Among other recommendations the Governor adj
vises The Legislature TO repeal some of the more
obnoxious laws of the infamous code imported from
Missouri, and intensified by the BOrder-Rufian
Legislature Of 1855. Nevertheless, he fully recog-
nizes the authority Of the bogus Legislature, and
recommends them TO take steps for the formation
Of q State Constitution. He also entirely sustains
the Bansas-Nebraska bill; and, on the whole, ap-
pears to be decidedly on the PrO-Slayery side.
There is full attendance in both Houses, and the
members are as warmly Pfo-Slavery as ever, aud
evidently hopefully looking for the final legal estab-
ishment Of Slavery in the Territory.
The Pro.slayery Territorial Convention is still
in session, but their proceedings are not attracting
ony great share Of public attention. Most Of their
bus Tess is done in secret. Preparations are max
ing TO cary the Constitutional Elections for SIay-
cry. It is determined not 10 quarrel with Gov.
Geaiy if he can be kept in any position not actually
fatal 10 the Pro- Slavery interest None but reliable
Pro slavery men are SLOWED 70 sit in the COnven-
ton SO Delegates. Gov Geayy has no influence
whatever the Convention, and but yery little if
any. over 'hf Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

The n. Y. Times smen'ed, the other day, that it
could never please THE TRIBUNE. To hear the
with which this amentation was uttered, ore might
have supposed that our contemporary really desired
sn appreciation which is no. "ont 10 be lightly be-
slowed. We confess that We beheld tina. seeming
pepittnce not withCu. hope of more manly and
audable Conduct in the future, bu. We begin to fear
that The case is desperate, and that, as Paul Dom.
bry said, ii j. in his bOLes. Yesterday, for in
stance, Tn y. \. Tins contained leading arti-
Gle, freu which the following is an extract:
We observe that The TRIBUNE through It's prin
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Thu Tribune

For California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islsnds
will be ready THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock. II viii
contain all the --latest Foreign and Domestic News
since the sailing of the last steamer Money and Market
Reports, Marriages, Deaths, 60 The George Law for
Aspinwall win leave This Afternoon at o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts Of the Pacss
will close at o'clock p. M Single copies m wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the counter. Pnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Yesterday, Mr.. SimOntoD the Washington cor
respondent of TIE Ne,c. York Times, was again be-
fcre the Congressional Investigating Committee,
but he positively refused to disclose what he knew
Of bribery and corruption; expressing determine
ton to submit to any and every penalty rather than
betray confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

In the SENATE yesterday bill was offered to
repeal all the cod-fshing bOunties.
Mr.. CLAY explained and sustained the bill in a
speech Of considerable length.
Mr.. SEWARD and Mr.. FEssENDEN continued the
debate, and the bill was ordered to the Commerce
Committee.
The HOUSE passed the bill extending the Land
laws to the lands lying east of the Cascade Noun
tains.
Territorial business was then taken up A peni-
Tertiary and three new Land Districts were pro-
vided for Nebraska, and provision made for roads
in Oregon, Washington and Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
MEDJCINR WITHOUT PAY.
Nem3lork DAILY Gribn1te
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1857.

Tar TRsUEE ALMANAC is out and we have sent Oh some
1900 copies still, far behind orders We hope TO
h.ys SLED every order received BY the end Of this week
Our expecting friends will please eviDce patience we
ere printing binding fast possible, and filing their
orders In turn table Of contents will be found among our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

To ADvRRTIsTRs.-THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE VIII go
10 press tomorrow morning at an early hour We
shall print of this weeks issue over 1870 copies.
few advertisements viii be received handed In
early to-day. Price, One Dollar line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Our Reporters account of the sayings and dOings
of the Disuoion Convention at Worcester for the
Hath and 18Th will be found in another column.
These letters and Others not yet at hand have been
consider ably DELAYED by the storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

There have been about dozen fires in this city
within thirty six hourr. A number of them were
caused by the proximity of wood to pipes
which were heated to an unusual degree in cOnse-
Quence of the cold weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Senator Harlan of Iowa was, on Friday last,
rejected to the seat which he was lately vacated
under the resolution of the Senates Commit zee on
Elections. He now has 80 msjOrity over his Dem
Ocratc opponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

The blockade of railroads throughout the North
ern, Eastern and Middle States still continues
aud scarcely railroad train has been able to
move since Sunday morning. Some of the roads
got into tolerabe working order yesterday after
notn, and to-day we may expect an avalanche Of
DELAYED mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. 10. 1857
The Senate he'd secret session today IN VA Il
The question Of the removal Of Judge Leconps
from the Chief Justiceship Of Kansas WAS discussed.
Gen. Cas- inquired VIVA. had become OF the n,u
nation of Mr.. Harrison, 10 supersede Judge IA-
compile as Chief Justice of Kansas, which was sec,
in to the Senate by the President some time Ago
Mr.. Toombs, az Chairman Of that COMMITTEES r..
Piled that the COMMITTEES hsd not yet decided upos
what report they should make in relation tOh
Mr.. Cass rejoined with considerable feeling tat
il was quite time some action should be taken upO.
the subject.
Mr.. ToOmbs responded that for himself, {. f,r
as he was concerned, he was ready 10 report .rsa,,
it. He thought that il was arbitrary assunp
remove a member Of the Judiciary merely bocsu.e
his decision happened to be contrary 10 hi, the
President's) wishes. The Judiciary should fee.
when giving their decisions, that their place did
not depend upon their giving an opinion cOineidns
with the views of the Executive. The s,t Of the
President was such an exercise Of power as shouA
be checked BY the Senate.
Mr.. Cass replied that, however the case might
be with regard to the members Of the SuPre@
Court Of the United States, with regard to tie
Judiciary of the Territories, the law had oeca
settled BY decision of the Supreme Court 1t
had been decided that the President had power to
remove the judges of the Territories.
Mr.. Toombs dissented from such decision. Il
apy such had been made he should consider il IN.
constitutional
The question was asked why the Committee DID
not report one way or the other.
Mr. Toombs answered that they were waiting 10
hear Judge Lecomptes defense.
There was some further discussion on the subje,
of removing Judge Lecompte; the general opiiiOu
seemed to be that the exercise of the power Of re-
mova by the President was constitutional under
the circumstances.
The nomination of Mr.. Spencer as Marsha d
Kansas in place of Donaldson, was also considered
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

ouiaAar Generals oses-Gsn George Gibson, oommssAry gen
erAl assistant Captain D. Simpson clerks and one nessen
ger.
Suge0H 06sn. Thomas Lawson, surgeon genera
assistants r. G. Wood and DR. g. X Wood three clerks
Enoipov OGGeneral Joseph Totem chief engineer assistant
Captain IL c. Wright i've clerks and one messenger
Typographical BIaeaaCol Alert osonel Of the corps as
sani Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Ordinance IL r. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant,
Capt VIM MaynAdier; eight clerks and one messenger
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE,

Ia he city Of Washington, ID. O., and frcEtany on Poznsy-
rTyHE LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
by hundred and fset being the ground parity oceu
Union printing oscc, and parity py sne runs
place The country whore
nrpts impcrauvely required where such
one surely pvoble VIII be made
favorable and needed facilities win be Afforded IN tse erection
1ppiy in washington, TO n wrDER or, rlsaephls %
No Tsk Walnut street.
And not sold The Buildings WIN be for rent and possession
given on the o september, 1851
July 25-2aw2mt Intel
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Depot, ass Broome street, N. ".
wheeler a. Wilson.
MANUFACTURING oosRANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURING oosPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fanaies kaayfasafers, and OAos
vJNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale
and approval oommendaon that they have
cyed propetors warmly recommending them They
sufficiently test them thoroughly and have
rfven entire satisfaction.
Among that they possess over all Others
lst Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from and need Of repairs.
I'd. Unexamplcd and raiddity OF operation
Noiseless movement
remarkable perfection Of their stitching ana their aTs
bliy a variety Of purposes and materials IL
3i3 Broadway New York and at Their agencies
n fba principal cities OF the Union.
May 26--1ys
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Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, ETC.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
i ON the public TO his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMRsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
establishment, NORTH between Twelfth and Thirteenth
workers IN hne
marbles and every other description OF stone
MARBLE MANTEs OF THE --LATEST STYLES
on his own manufacture, and Of superior quality
IINTTIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs CARRIAGE sTEfr, NEW
YORK FIAGGING, DC
everything required In the marble and stone bus
ness, either utility or for the nnc
a his stock bui
daily yard where every judge for him
In addition articles he has q number
beautifully stainettes
imported these pleae
be viii manufacture order such be desired
facilities, promptness 70 business
he hopes the expectations of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north between Twelfth and thirteenth streets
Sep 8-dem
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would call 10 the card Of VIM Grandn who
the States and also commits
United Court Of Claims Colonel ersndn thor
oughly with the departments
Washington and the practice o the United States Court q o
fNsg York DAILY Nea
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

NOTHING NEW-Tales; I; by the author Of John
IN Halifax"
Boat Lie in Feypt Nubas by Vim G Prime
Decline and Fal of the Roman Empire abridged by VIM
Smith II. y.
Posi- Directory for The United staie.
June FRANCk TAYLOR
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT A DYE
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens worlds Hair Restorer.

following and Judge of ihe articles.
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZyIobalsamum,
Dressing essential with ths H.ssOrer and rs
the best hair dressing for old exian being often ehss
IN cases q hair fahng, &C. without The kestoref
REV DEGEy, Editor Guide 10 Holiness We can testify 70 It's
PRESIDENT II EATON IL D. Aurfressboro, Tenn 4Not~h-
standing irregular falling OF hair ceased and
MORLEY Auleboro' Massachusetts has changed the
Of Glory belonging old men 70 the original hue Of
REV rHACfR 90 years age, Pitcher chenangO county,
York "My hair restored Is nothing like dye"
REV %. r WOOD Mddletown New York amy hair and
that q anoer family has greatly tokened where almost
REV JAMES MCKEE, New York city, recomnehds 4, &C.
REV Y GRIswoID Washington H. h really ccAciOus in
restoring the hair" &c
tIecrfuiy recommend H." &c.
REV TtsrN Carlestons The white hair has become
REV AMOS BLANCHARD Merden n eve siuk highly cf
your preparation" &c.
REV c. SMITH Pratsburgh, NY Twas surprised 10 hnd my
hair a when young" 6c.
RET. CINCH, Lswisburgh Penn has stopped my hair
falling and caused growth &c.
REV TRSK caauque county Y 81 am satisfied and rec
REV MORRIS River, New York I is the best Prepara
wM CUTTER Magazine, New York "rccOm
ss- We might sweil this ns but convinced TRY II.
We these preparations % Europe aud they are super
sedng all others there well In the United States
by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants in the Y. s. Cuba, or Canada
Depot, 355 Broome street, N. Y,
where address and inquiries.
ss Some dsaers sell articles instead Of this on which they
make Write depot for circular terms and inirma
signed Mrs s. A. AH, written in ink Beware
ooupterfets. .s...as
Aug ls-eod3m
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand also, fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CAuETNGs,
Ocohs maitng rugs curtain materials lace curtains gilt
oornioes, window shades &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICESi
.... ....... LORD TAYLOR
35s, 25y, 49, 26l Grand street,
Nav 26-ly and s7 and Catharns
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms 22, "A, No. l6 Wau sroa, NesO York.
aug 15-df
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% Ne&AeN1
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The q pson UPON bOOs unless the
payment o. the Subscription be made u advance.
may money by letter all
be assumed by ourselves IN ts safe Transmission
Tbe COUNTRY PAPER Published ~ekly during ts sessions
of Congress and semi weekly during the recess.
sasscriIions period than year VIII be received
protortonod % annual rates
ssPorMAsTKIs authorized agents; By
sndin as rryr DAILY subscribers
WEEKLY subsorbers as enclosed WIN be enailed
erusa
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II IFE IN CHINA; by Rev William C. Milne, M.
IL A. vol London s so
Lands by Captain Murray,
r. ". vol London 81 Is
The Pocoa Works Bloomfield London, 1857. o.
The Laws Contrast Of Coor by N ccvrcnl London Iss7
Common Objects of the seashore; Rev. J. G. Wood, A.
London, 1857. 81
Unprotected Females in Norway London, 1887. u rs.
Deeds, Words; By
Peregrine Bunce, by Theodore Hook IS cents.
Violet, or the Dsnseuse. IS
Scps FRANCK TAYLOR
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Cyrus w. Field g. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DkAlEwj
No. IL Cli6 stree, Nao Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their largo stock Of printing writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--ly"
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Ben. e. E. A. Whitlock d. Co.,
l3 Beekan Street corner Of Nassau, opposite the AStor
House,
pRoPREToBs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE REMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants, Co., Hennessey Finet Cas-
tJop Of the highest reputation and sole pro-
eto brande The native proof and navor Of
Cognac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieuK Cognac
Exclusive importers OF the ...... .-...- ..,.'
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster ScbnapIe,
And several brands sherry MADEIRA and Port wnes &C. &e
Ales porers, and cigars direct from shippers
rs CHAMPAGNE, CBEMANT.
BM&E the exclusive owners Of this vine and
regular packets and beg those VINO
NAV given TO under their guarantee that
superior decacy Of flavor and quality to any VINE at
present imported
Benz NJ whflock,
Edwd A. whitlock,
J.. Haverstick BEN L. A. WHiILoCh W
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-ly#
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Episcopal High School, OF Virginia,
Howkxp,
Thro kles Wes Of Alexandria
REV. JOHN MCGUIRE, RECTOR
TINE seventeenth session of this institution will
il commence "Wednesday the 9th of September next.
$3.50 for board tuition, lights fuel mendne payable
annually In sdvanoe. Z.
Modern languages music drawing charges
Pamphlets Of study
sent those who request them Direct to
FEW JOHN MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary, Post once,
FAIRFAX county Virgins.
July ls-lawlo
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william Grandin,
oouysrr1oR
AND UNITED STATES COURT or CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No Frankia sres Nco Fork
Hampshire Vermont Cnneccut Rhode
Island, Pennsy snia, Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Ws
consn, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bsms Mississippi Georgia,
Florida, &C
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota United States Territories
Pensions, patents and bountcs speedily Obtained
kinds o law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid 10 Court cf Caims business.
May 2e--6m
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
WASHINGTON UNION.

Ner Eolume, Nep Types and New Arrangement
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s. c. Herring & Co.'S Patent champion safes.

s. c. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public besowng their patron
that necessary TO exhibit all
their enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
ISL Of Murray street.
the City Hall This enlargement d warehouse room With the
enlargement factory win enable the suhcr
bes 10 keep larger hre and burglar
establishment In the world Particular at
constructing safes for private families to match
furniture for the security OF plate and jewey
ALSO
order all kinds Of chests vault
doors Halls powder proof locks for banks
patent permuaon bank lock and Cyge
patent letter lock, without key.
6. G. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos. 135, 1877 and l3o Water street. and
No. Isl Broadway corner Murray ST., New York.
r. COYIE K CO., Agents
Washington, ID. c.
b W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2s-Iy Richmond, Virginia
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Esaay Bulaias IN groaaacay.
FINHE assets of this company amount TO nearly fouE
and entirely cash, which thrss M
AEni sand das bond and mortgage
the city and state q New York valued al %
f dollass
The entire pronls already amounting sio k1sdrsd
dollars the property Of the policy holders
Forms application pamphlets giving cvery information
Piled applying the once Of the company agents
FREDK WINSTON President
ABBATr,
SHEPPARD HoMANS, Actaary.
MfSTrRN POST, NJ d., Medical ExaInlnsr
May 2e--ly~
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INVENTED BY EUGHruo IArnIA, ARCHITECT, NJ 8 A Nc
DESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
tages buildings Once Gcthica, near chappeqaa
wesiehester county New York
June lT--du
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Under authorizing Board Of Public Works subscribe
behalf the Commonwealth the Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 9th February, 1882
1884, 30-22 George Granville, Duke
o Sutherland ............-. $4,000 90
4" p, ditto 10000 90
80 ditto. ................... 1000
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10 rHE NATIONAL DkMocRAcY on TnE UNITED STATES