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And whereas the said treaty having been submitted to
the Senate of the United States for its constitutional
ton thereon the Senate did, on the thirty day
March, thousand eight hundred and fftyeight adj
and consent to the ratification of the by
luton and with amendment in the words and figures
following, to wit
In EXECUTIVE SESSION,
Senate Of the United States, March 81, 1855
Resolved (wo-thir Of the senator's present concur
rng That the Senate advise and consent to the ratca
Of the treaty between the United States and the Paw
Indians made the cath day of September 1857 with
the following at
amendment.
At the end of the I'd (second) article add "And it is
further agreed that the President may at any time, in
his discretion discontinue said perpetuity by causing the
value of fair Communication thereof to he paid TO-
pended for the benefit Of said Indians, in such
as to him shall seem proper "
AsBURY DICKINS, Secretary.
. By w. HICKEY, Chief Clerk
And whereas, the foregoing amendment having been
fully interpreted and explained to the chiefs and head
unto the third day of April. thousand eight hun
dred and eight and in the city of Washington give
their free and voluntary assent in language as follows
to wit
We, the undersigned chiefs and head men of the Paw
tribe Of Indians with full powers to do, hereby
give free and voluntary assent to the amendment
made by the Senate of the United States the thirty
first day Of March, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
treaty cOnCiuueu pctWeen the
ted States and our tribe on the twenty fourth day Of
September, A. ID. thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven after having the same interpreted and fully ex
planned to us.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed our
and affixed seals. at the city of Washington
this third day of April A. d. thousand eight hum
bred and ffty-eight
Pc ta-na share, (The man and the chisf,) his mark
IL. 8.
Na-hoc ma share (the Pipe chief his mark f.
Teda-wat- ka- roke, (the that makes the enemy
poorD his x mark, IL. 8
Ke-we-eka, Buffalo Bull his mark IL. 5. Grand
Pawnees
Les-a-na share, (the sword chief) his mark, IL.
Ieta- kuts share the Gray Eagle Chiefly his mark
we-te he man that distributes goods his
X mark, H. sl--Pawnee Lonp. n
Ma -rako, hc the Great Spirit smiles
onl his mark, r.
Na-sharo- coats, (chief and brave his mark
L1a- we ku- wa-rs, (the man always at war; his mark
r.. g. ]--Pawnce Republicans.
Daka- iowa kuts ma share the hawk chief) his
Na,sharoind- s.hoo (the big chicf) his mark f. 81
PAw-nee- i-eke principal chiefD his x mark, us
Lad-o share ka Cha IA that defeats his enemy N
N thc water,) his mark, f. 81 Pawnee 1srlah
s. ;ncd and sealed In presence Of ~. 49,
~ s5 Way VI 3 A,ss 49, y. s. Indian Agent
..8 tts faFta rls, y aisze, j.. NEWTON SEARS. ~
ts a4g ~ s'.lsg JAMES r. ROCHE,
", ,4 ID. G. DAVIS. at,, s.s. tss
SAMUEL ALI.IS, aae2
a41l aati U. s. interpreter.
Now, therefore be IL known that JAMES BUCH4sF
AN President of the United States Of Americ@ do, IN
pursuance Of the advice and consent Of the Senate
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y Ia TlAr so THE hptist Examiner says that sixty
per cent of the money rssed for charitable and
purposes Is used up In o4ce expcnscs" IN Iaymg the
aalsfcs Of thcss who collect money II that be So 1t
will he seen that QUE sf every hundred dollars donated
for the benefit Of the hehen Of Central Africa sixty dol
lars are spent ia United States Docs this look
little like jobberys ,9p 4Hln s9..la v F'4
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TICKNORB HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE
WsEerfy Novels, ''usnsh Dnwsrd voa. soA u o.
just received 49,. ~ 4f43 .iAYLNg NAUnY,S a
NAY T-3t VI 80 1890. ia "a rsnnsyvsnA
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ALEXANDRIA.


E INIA - n.ft-.tHLt e..
Cinour CcrHr.-1he following business transacted
In this court yesterday, Judge Tyler presiding.
No. lzs benjamin Thomas, administrator, Geo.
o sherwood The jury sound yeriit for the plaintiff
Damages, $2T 05. xxi
No. Ito. Charles Eddy as Addison n Hov.r, yr,6ot
for plaintiff Damages, s6l7 Ga
No. Ill. Same same Verdict for plaintig Dam
ages, $3.50.
No. I42. Joseph Gregg Wesley Avery Verdict for
plaintiff. Damages, $l4s 81. t5ia 1890 aatA
No. 1885 W. & A. Harper Us. English & Castleman.
Jury sworn. and plaintiff suffered non-suit
Trn community will learn with much pleasure that
We again have an afternoon mail from the North BY
Mr.. Ltham's o'clock, p. M, trip we receive all
mails from Washington city and the North, which being
distributed at night enables the postmaster At this place
TO open his Office for delivery half hour earlier than
usual say ~ m. instead Of 3, heretofore which
conceive TO be Of hr importance to the
nifty than the midday mail from Washington only.
FlsH.-There arrival yesterday Of 1900 shsd,
which brought $40 $40 co. i
"a MARRIAas IAoESsEs. The number Of marriage licenses
Issued from the clerks Office Of Alexandria county
during the month Of March three. The number for
the month of April three showing decrease of two
thirds in the number issued in the corresponding months
of last year
sslis.1 ~ ai 44F 9t-AI
YmrkapAy morning Judge Tyler delivered his opinion
in the case of James Greer A. G. Newton. The mo
tion Of the plaintiff for judgment in forthcoming bond
overruled, with costs and the plaintiff filed bill of
exceptions to the opinion of the court
MARKHs. --Four--no sales reported Wheat offerings
very light market dun and transactions very limited
sales Of red at 80 81 O5 white 81 O6 Corn-offerngs
lult IN
cents Ryesales at So cents Cats sales at IS cents
MARINE NEWS
Schooner Lucy Church Weldon Now York McEldridxs
schooner Joseph Gust Raynor New York. COAL by TIL
Schooner Maria Thopshrs Thorpshe COAL by Froa,surs
schooner Andromeda Rowland master Dhson coal BY Borden
schooner Eliza rhnro, Butler master. Newark, COAL by
hsnay.
MARRIED. rsa4
Washington Tuesday May by Row Or pyNr ADRIAN
DEsIoNDEio MARY, daughter Of Hon. Raanxr j. wnxrs
DIED. 1914. 8Qd
his residences Chateau on tho evening Of ts ID iupt
THOMAS HARDY 81 aged Ssgnvs years, ormsrIy Of Prince
VKTILDMAN ON THE LAW OF SEARCH. CAP
me and prize for naysl officers, vol LondOa d SIN
Hossck Rights Of British and Neutral Commerce. VOL London
rmson Laws Of War Affecting ssppns VOL
Atinaops shipping laws the British Empire. vo london
HeIaae.. Trea.s isas 10 1854.
Capture Of the aoye Branch VOL ph..AeDa, ,7e - IS
Tason. Manual for British consu Merchants saps Vol,
Tynn'. Bri..h consul Abroad i vol, london u 49,
Green on Consular ssrvs yo London q cents
Ioeui Manuel dos Agents consalas, Francois Eapssres
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EDNA; an antique New England Tale. 4 By Emma
n Cara tyo-; 81 just received M
'Nayis ~ '' rRANcK TAYLOR
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The Buffalo Advertiser hears Of curious IN one of
the churches of That CITY, where parishoner threaten
ing to withdraw from the society pleads an excuse
that the you,y ioAes are moi soesobis!Jld y 68NlV
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his residence Chateau evening I'd Instant
THOMAS HARDY, aged sstynvs years, formerly
Georges county, Maryland ~
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

In Washington, Tuesday, May as by the Row DR. PyNx
DEsIONDE TO MARY, daughter Of Hon. RaazRr wAixns
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Now, therefore, be il known that JAMES BUCH4sF-
AN President of the United States of America do IN
pursuance Of the advice and consent of the Senate OK
..IL. ~ -t-- ~ InlL-L -IL
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-27

And whereas the said treaty having been submitted to
the Senate of the United States for its constitutional
ton thereon the Senate did, the thirty day of
March, thousand eight hundred and fftyeight adj
wise and to the ratification of the by
luton and with amendment in the words and figures
following tn wit
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-27
In Executive Session,

-- Senate OF the United States, March 81, 1855
Resolved two thirds Of the senators present
rng That the Senate advise and consent to the ratca
ton Of the treaty between the United States and the Paw
Indians made the Gath day of September 1857 with
the following sf@
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YnrkRDAY morning Judge Tyler delivered HIS opinion
IA the of James Greer A. G. Newton. The mo
ton Of the plaintiff for judgment in forthcoming bond
overruled with COSTS and the plaintiff filed bill of
exceptions to the opinion Of the court.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-27

MARKRIs. -Flonr-no sales reported Wheat offerings
very light market duh and transactions very limited
sales Of red at 80 81 O5 white 81 o. Corn Offerings
light market quiet -sales white so cents yellow G2
cents Ryesales at S8 cents Cats sales at Sc cents
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themselves to commit depredations the property
such citizens, that Of any other person belong
hg to any tribe nation at peace with the United
Mates And should any of them violate
s pledge, and the fact be satisfactorily proven before
e agent, the property taken shall be returned, in
eault thereof or IL injured destroyed compensation
may be made by the government out Of their annues
nor will they make war any other tribe except in
Siefence, but viii submit all matters of difference be-
cen them and other Indians to the government Of the
United States, its agents. for decision, and abide
hereby
ARTICLE 9Th The United States agent may reside on
near the Pawnee reservation and the Pawnecs agree
permit the United States to build forts and occupy
ary posts their lands and to allow the whites the
ht to open roads through their territories but no
mite person shall be allowed to reside any part of said
srvation unless he or she be in the employ of the
d States Or be licensed to trade with said tribe or
famenber of the family Of such employee or licensed
er nor shall the said tribe, any Of them ALLEVIATE
part Of said reservation except to the United States
" u they think proper to do no, they may divide said
mus among themselves giving to each person. or each
a OF family farm subject to their tribal regua-
but in instance to be sold disposed Of to per-
Is outside or not themselves Of the Pawnee tribe.
ahrcx It'll The United States agree to furnish in adj
h 70 the persons heretofore mentioned six laborers
hree years, but II is expressly undersood that while
are to be under the control and subject to
orders Of the United States agent they are employed
s 70 teach the Pawnees how 70 manage stock and use
Implements furnished than merely laborinE for
oeneht and for every laborer thus furnished by
n'eo states the Pawnees engage to furnish ut least
Their tribc to work with them who shall also be
~ 70 the orders of the agent, and for whom the
s's shall be responsible giiB , canaan
sl'cLs sth The Pswnecs agree to deliver up to The
WIS Oh The United States all offenders against the trea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

ILLsEss OF BisSop WAUGH.-The Rev. Beverly
Waugh, Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is now quite i'll at his residence in Baltimore.
TIE Baltimore Patriot Of last evening Gays that tho
Bshop was attacked on Saturday morning with apo.
pletc symptoms which, in the opinion Of the family
physician, are calculated 10 excite spprehensons.
Bishop Waugh 10 about 20 years Of age, aud for
previous Year,. The loss Of such a man Will be
severe sfflictou to the church. Of which he u the
senior Bishop. (Commerc,s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
tTAH-NEGOT7A7ION PROPOSED.
XAsHlNGIos Reh. iR5a

WAsHiSGros. Feb. 4, isJ8
II is reported to me on good authority that Mr..
Buchanan COZ templates Withdrawing the troops from
Utah. DIR. Bernbeisel, the Mormon Delegate, has
submitted propositions TO the Administration indicat
ing the Willingness of the Mormops TO vacate Utah aud
coonize on some Of the islands Of the sea outside Of
the Jurisdiction Of the United States provided ths
Government will purchase at a fair valuation the S,lt
Lake City improvements. DIR. B. asks that Con,ns
sioners be sent out 10 arrange terms aud details.
Should there be agreed on Salt Lake Cityis 10 be-
come grand military station depot for our Western
troops Cor Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
A NJ MtRwN, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trade-Sale

u Rooms. No. IS Parkrow.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. 8, at g o'clock.
CHOICE ENGISH BOOKS-Comprising great variety Of
fine library copies Of valuable Works in History Biography
Voyages aud Travels Poetry, the Drama Arts and Sciences
6c many Of tJem calf and half cali bindings ncng
collection Of Illustrated aud Pictorial Books Of Scenery Anti
quties Costumes &c, richly bound
CafaI aIo.ni NOW leadN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Hle0iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-The prompt actioa
bred Extract upon the vital duo Nod ~ wvnars
@ ng ou in the worst cases of s'roi
bsy. its puson the be and safest fs%ra
that can be used. Prepared and sold BY b W. SANDS
Drus ris,s No. IeO Fulton q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Z. H. LUDLOW, Auetioneer
AV'pRFMF COZ IRT-RefeIee's sale OF the estate

~ Of D. s. Nils deceased FRIDAY, Feb. D. 1888, at l.
o'C.ock NJ, OF the Merchant, Exchange.
Nrw.Y ORA -Four LOTS, northwest CORNER OF 3dav and
llths., 77.5xlO0 feet deep -
BRoosL,N-No. 10 Sorh ithst, GORE, Ssi'ct front aud
l.6
NrWIoWN-The Mills FARM of l6l at Middle Village
ules om Niamshurgb the Jamaica Turnpike 81 ares
ram will be sold in parcels OF the largest par
eel double ~ostOy House, large Barn Caeshcds Car
and Ice Houses and stone Stable with stalls for 100 cow
The psIoc mostly in substantial stone fence The land l.
o hat quality and suitable oT sarlcners Title indisPtabe
FC particulars epply 70 JESSE c. SMITH, Referee No II
Wsnss or CHAS. Il. HART, Plaintiffs Attorney. No ~
Wsls.. ard fof Maps 20 the AucoAeer, Nc. IL Finest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
DENN NSYI,VANIA RAIL . ID.

i THE oREAT CkNTKAL kOS n II. -, ,,IIr,.,,
20 and from ST. Louis Mo Alton Gaena and omsTn xu.,' ~.
F,ntpt Lexington and Louisville. Ky Terre hats nss
i.v,tte and Indisnspo Ind Cincinnati Dayu spnnyhed
Bei.fon,aine Sanduhy Toledo. Cleveland Sonmoas as
vile MsssI1n and Wooster Ohio also with the steam
bosts from snd TO New Orleans 81 Lonis LOUISVILLE A s~
matt. l., =, ..- n ,ha .h,y..
mentioned places In the Wesf -. . .x..,;-.u,, .,A
Passengers will find this the shortest no" e'pcS9" ~
oomfortaNe route between the East and Wet ..>....
FROM NFW-YoRK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOgHs-
FROM NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN " hoS ~
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN b HoUM
Fare low "a any other Route;
See hand bills In the hotels OF this city, -, =, 49,.
Throuah Tickets further information may % nj -
oa;c. of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
's' " ~ No Z Astor Hocse. brsdwsG
Js3usry l. 1858. ;, y r.LDsO :. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
rJNlE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE CON-

L PANi.-DECLARATlONO or INTENTION TO FORM
A COMPANY FOR FIRE INSURANCE.-We the under
signed hereby give notice intention associate and form
an Incorporated Company ably TO Act Of the gaure
of the STATE New Monk entitled An Act to provide for the
ncofuraion Of Insurance Compdnie passed June % 1913 for
the purpose making insurance dwelling houses stores and
aV kinds buildings and upon household furniture mercan
disc and other property against uss damage by re aud the
risk Of inland navigation and Transportation Such Company TO
JNsIRANCE COMPANY and to be located In the City of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

A. J. BLEreKER, Auetioneer
CUPREME COURT.-Sale ofa splendid HOUSE
- on lTh,t between 5h aud 6h.avs auction. A. j..
BLEFcKHR son & Co. will sell on FRIDAY, Feb ) al 70
ocotk the Merchants Exchange On l9hst the elegant
thI story attic basement brown.stone HOUSE aud LOT
situated on south side of the street, ij5 feet east Of Shav
contsnn l the modem Improvements VIII rent for 500
prr annnn Lot 25A92 Terms &c at sale. by order.
j. II. PLATT, Referee
A. HANII1 Ton JR., Plaintiffs Attorney. O,0D
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.
Gteamboats an6 Railroads..

CNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
.te,nY RAY STATE Cap< Jewet leaves New York everJ
TUESDAY THuRsbAY and SATURDAY t o.ciSox P m;
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY; tootoc1
o. NJ from Pier No s. N T., the Battery BON "acns
Il Newport each way. .- .,ur,,.,,
Herr will be regarded a. seOu1oa " ny 'fF
until the same shall have been paid for 81. - ,,..L -
Freight Boston Is forw aEded through VITA great uP "
sn Express Freight Train . n, -o,r - v,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

EOAL at REDUCED PRICE for FAMILY
~ CsE-The DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL COM
PANY have scdgoed the price Of thc LACKAWANNA COAL
Sj PEI tun Of 900 H. delivered Apply al their yard,
Foot cf Hubcrt-st N r.,
Cor lsihs. and sthsy.,
Cor 0ouverpeGr aud Front sta, T.. r.,
And No q Atlsntic-st Brooklyn,
Or st tbs Compsny's Ohce,
No. . Wlism.s., oor Exchsnys-ps
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03


II IN. GRRAT CENTRAL ROUTE, ooahfsu uos me Asi7sns
-ite. IN We..era North wtsyD sni ssS>1
~ eontiano,. Rxlssy dires. Thi. kosd a..
P,;s5vrxh With daily ns Of stesrneri 70 az POI. % .o
"a. River. .pl Cleveland sad Sandu.sy win 'etnef, %
so, on The Nor,h.weern Lskrs-1lssins ,o- n,a orsl
hear sn5 risble By which FRciohI CO. D fSs
n and srysn tbr Or West n,~-,,,,,n,
saTFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PlrLsSUIsH
yissr CLAss-Boos Shoes. Usts aad Csg. no"n. -. .,
(,-,ai. lin boxes bales sid trunksi o'N~' W.
hosrs and bales. Feathers, furs, &c ~ =
a,ro,n CL.ss-Dome.,ir Sbceiins. shrias sail
Tckias n oisins beesl Drns On casks, 6sa -5 santsN
ssrd Lestler u rs. or soxe'l WON All Se"sP tOn D
P,hs sri &c. s..............''s''',
rE.Sp CdAss-anp', D. I,s Co. or Ia ..I. |ss ,,nss
Toha.ca manufactured. except Cisss or cut x ~" -
r,syE q .ss-Ccaee, Fsh. Bscoe. Bess and
Pork lin casks OF boxes Esstwsrd aTi and Lsa - o>nfs
on Es;is s.coda Asa. German Clsy' TAI rN'~' IDD
Ro-in kc..............'.; ..''''''''''''''
N FtoyR-15c I, bbL until further notie-.
an ,N-S5c y 100 until further nottce -. -, 49,.
CoTro,~ssp belle uA exceeding So -csa' anen fafeSsf
In shipping good, from any PIN. east Q, rsrsa .Pa .
senlar ~ mari th- package vis PennsIiTans hsfosi
Js consigned 10 The Azeuts Of this Rad q ras1ep>f
p;,,sb.rvh viii be fsrw srded wishsrt deenif'a
PpyIcHr AsESrS-Hsuis Worbley Col sse"pe Aea,
RY S... Co Sc Louis. r. q. OResiy So. hssnls.,ss
Ind Dnn4snI Bel Co, and Carter yewee L<ss'n
Kv! b c. Mcdrum Madison, Ind H. Brown 20. sls
Irwin Co, CinsnnatI N w. Graham 20, Nanos n.s
Ohio Ieech Co. No 81 Kibys, Boston LssSs yoi -
?ksot HOUSE. NewYork ard No. ~ Soah'st rew,Ien'
J. sneeder Philadelphia hASrs~ koon~ sAsonf''
III r. HOUSTON Gener,l Fr-ish. Agent. Phi.ssSsA
H. J. LoMBAERr, Superintendent A'oooA ~
1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

NIw-YoRE, Jan. q, ls6S
Y'HE TRUSTEES. in conformity with the Char
ter Of Ii. Company submit the following statement OF Its
affairs the Ts December, 1857:
Premiums received Marine Risks from lst JAN - .,
usIy 1851 to 3st December. 1851 S5bsZSS5 -
Premiums Poces marked of lst JAM 1885, lfSS5 -
ToAI aunortt Of Muine Prenlms D u .yl2 f3
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commanding WEDNESDAY Jan. g. 1874.
Trains Leave pot Of White and Centre New York
$50 Mail Train for Albany, stopping WLamsbhdxe
and ell Stations north
s2 .ExPres Train or Albany stopping at the principal
Stations only.
sl5p For White Plains stopping at al intermediate Sta
tons
Trains Leave Depo. 2th-st. and 4h-sv NewYork:
ais For WiiiAnsbrdse stopping st all intermediate Sss
tbns
I1 For White Plains stopping st al Intermediate Sta
tons
2op n.For Williamsburg. stopping at Al atsrnedis.s s,.
tOns.
smrm For Mnerton rcrping 9, wllian,bridss and n
intermediefe Stations north
4 For Croton FAILS stopping at a. intermediate ssaons
$50 Por WlhAnsofidse stopping a. s nteTaedAe 5ta
tons
REruRxIyG-rr.ns Lesys Albany for New.Yort
15 Mail stopping a. al stions above and At Williams
bridge.
3:l5p m .Expres stopping AZ principal Stations only
WIZ. j. CAMPBELL. Superintsndent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROgTE from NEW
~ YORK 70 ROCHESTER--Tbe ROCHESTER AND
GENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open, and in
nseon with the Buffalo Corning and NewYo and SewYort
and Ee Rsosd forns di1e rots fro Neg YORK TO Roch
The r-cne Of this together wi6 the superior comfort
afforded by the wide renders by far the desirable b.
tween the above e-named cities.
Tickets be procured the FewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oce foot Of Duane and No t0 Broadway; sso 10
Jersey City. Baggage checked through.
frsights vii b. transported between New Yofk md kochss
.ihdispaoh AM information desired In regard iheto can b
Obtained By ealing on the Genera Frh. Agent ot the New Yo
and Erie RGlrosi Eie Buildings or c. TAPPAN Expcsss
Yrtieht Asrnt. No. ls5 Broadvsy.
No ths Buaso Coming and New York Rarosd o.
ssulsy J. A. RE0FiELD, Sspsriatsaisut.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

New Ofk.
JOHN ;. GILES,
PHILLIP W. ENGS,
HENRY A. BJ RR,
ZOrHAR MILLS.
CHARLES MCDOuGALL,
PETER II. TITUS,
A. +. OCkERSHACSEN.
DAVID MILLlkEN,
ALERT J DELATOCR,
JAMES y. WATKINS,
JOSEPH B. NARNUM, Jr.,
GEORGE W HATCH,
JAMES PRYfR.
HENRY II. ELLIOTT,
ARCHIBALD T. FINN.
GEORGE B. WALDRON.
PASCHAL W. TT RNEY,
BENJAMIN II LILLE,
EDWARD :. HALL.
JAMES h. WINDLE.
JOHN eARLE, Jr,
LOT G. CLARK,
HOMER MORGAN,
JAMES :. ASPlNNA ALL,
JOHN MckESsON,
N,v-York. Feb. S, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

JAMES W. 9. CLEMENTS NJ D., Medics Examiner tresi'
de1ce No 10 Auty the Office Of the Company daily from
GRO p. CAMMANN NJ D.. Consulting Physieiau.
n q pE GROOT Actnary. JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
J. B. GATES, General Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

GERARD STUYVESANT,
DAVID HOADLEY,
JOHN {. HENDERSON,
JOHN JACOB ASTOR. Jr.,
DANIEL +. TIEMANN,
EUGENE kETELTAS.
FREDERICK II. UELASO.
MEREDITH ROWLAND,
HENRY MORGAN,
LOUIS DECOPPET.
CHARLES l.. NOSE.
BENZ. VI. WHlTLOCK.
EDWARD COOPER,
JAMES B. JOHNSTON.
VI. VI. VAN BEUREN.
SlLAS &. HERRING,
THOMAS r. IOUNGS,
JOHN Z. DENLIN,
G. +. A. HENRlCHS,
NM. WIIfTEWRIGllT, Jr.
LINDLEl NJ. HOFFMAN,,
HENRY NJ. GRAHAM,
LEWIS ANClS.
THOMAS q. TALMAGE.
NATHAN d. GRAHAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

The Trustees have declared q SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY PER CENT on sl Life Policies which have been 10
force twelve months pior 10 January 1883 snd SIX PER
CENT INTEREST IN CASH upon al previous dividends pay
able on and after The frat MONDAY Of March 70 those holding
Certificate, end parties have given premium notes to be
allow ed in settlement Of next premium
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

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