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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
NO. 60.


llilyer Of The Natchsz Courier, recently
dunn~d delinquent subscriber. who 10 FIVE
years in arrears. la reply 10 The dunni1g
ePistlr. The fellow writes The annexed s,rik-
inglv cool letter:
" Now you my ssy or think 'hat al this
i nothing 10 you, aud lila, have had ihs
paper and ought 10 pay fr H. True. have
had il and read il, and II ] 81 uld Try yc,y
hard pc'hnp- might pay Tor Il but The fact
j. gone 10 the full length Of my rope. II
come ou' right side up will pay your
biil, AID d,n't come out ngh, side ur.
think you ought 70 lose 1 FOR givin. such
long credits. F,r such extensive credit
give id scoun5rcls and dishonest folks
great advantage over honest onas. | wish
i distinctly underst' cd that the p-per be
stopped. unless YOU choose 10 take chanccs
jast are they are" I"
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The following verses, which might pasr
for en- inaiions from the pen ~ one of ihr
old English poets--say Of 'he reign OF
Elizabeih--were written b. James Smith,
author Of the Rejected Aidre.sr.r Every
iine is picture:
The mil l'-whpel's frozeu il the rirerm,
The church u decked with holly,
Mi-letoa hang- from the kitchen beam.
To frlshi awsy melancholy;
iciclrs cink in lie milkmaiu'- pail,
Younkrrs skate ID the pool below;
Blackh:rds perch on the garden rail.
And iiark, how the cod winds blow.
There goes the squire 70 sho I at snipr,
Here runs D OK to fetch log
You'd swear his breath ~as the smoke OF D
pipe
Ii the frosty morni~g Jog.
Hodge H. breaking the ice icr The kline,
Od snd young cou.h rs they ~;
The round red sun i0rce.s 10 shine.
And hark. how the cold winds blow.
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Gold II Indiana.

4 9 'lumbLs Indiana correspondent ~
he Cincinnati G az tie tells the following
story
have jns, heard sons very wonderful
news. Grld ha- been discovered in this
county. Llsi Sunday. Us Mr. G. Ollie.
pub lsher aud proprietor u our county pa
per, the Indiana Democrat, snd Mr. Thos.
Whi'comb, were taking walk on the bank
of the river here. Mr. Ollie saw some shin.
ing substance in the sand beneath their fe-'.
Mr.. ID. picked up handful Of the sand.
and rubbing il in lie hard, discovered gold
in il. a, this they both began prospecting
around aud soon discovered some quart .
rock. Bpih Mr. Whiicomb md M. Ollie
are to be reec upon; and az ! got this from
their own mouths and have seen The 2 I'D, l
think il il 10 believed | will send yuu
copy OF the .mocrat as soon a. il comes
out.
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Ne sRs. Ed TuRs:-In sincere reflection,
am often struck with s~tonishment a, the
course which is pursued by mankind, a.
the Inconsistency which chnracter;z : their
course through lie.
C,tholic and an Protestant orders, alike
profess and aSmit that strict morality is one
of the prime ornaments Of Christian char
acier But alas how Few are there whose
xample il worthy of imiiatior, or whose
conduct is in strict accord1nce with the =
profession. How often is il that we fnd
The rsriesspd levers OF jesus pruianing the
holy Sabbaih DAY, or rreling under the in
flacnce Of intoxicating drinks And il j.
not al oil uncommon 10 see men manifest
some degree Of shame when they see some
Of the church officers, Or minister. when
they know that they have been guilty Of
breaking the holy bbalh, o. when they
have taken too freely Of the intoxicating
bowl.
Now. II they ore as conscientious as they
sometimes seem TO be, why should they Le
under the necessity Of being ashamed
Or why do they iry 10 shun the presence o.
those whom they know disapproye Of suci
conducii
1 is evider', 10 the first place, tha, they
have lost sight OF the idea, that their con-
duct j. ever open 10 the eye that never slum.
hers or never grows weary in beholdng the
conduct or mankind--ihat Of an 0 nnpoien
and Onnipresent God, who can not look o.
sin with the least Of allowance. Il mer
were each day to live as though they tho
thai il was their las, how different woul'
be their course. Or II they thought ihat the.
were 10 be judged for the conduct Of II: gl'
day, and that judgment was TO be rendered
tomorrow. how differently would that day
be spent. Npw II we would spend one da,
different why spend a life-iiIns 50 d.ffer
emily from what we would spend il,a, on
da,l What is ifc-fime compared will
e,ernityi Does not the Creator. up-holde
and preserver Of the universe zee ever,
action and secret thought of sll men, an,
declare that be will bring every action an
secret thought into judgment, " neither the.
be good Or whether they be evil.
Ii. mankind wonld slxays consider The
relation in which they stand 10 G'd. 'h
obedience and reverence that they owe 4
their Creator, their course through lif
would be quite difFsren'.
PRO bono PUBLIcO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

IL The Memphis Avalanche j. cut IN a.
vor Or General JoE Lane for the Presidency.
Il says:
For ourselves. there T. no man 10 the M
ton upon whom we would more willingly
see the Charleston nomination conferred, o.
whom we would more cheerfulIy Or more
con n6den,ly follow into the Presidential bat
tie Of 1860, than Joe Lane, "The Marion
OF the Mexican War"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

JEFFERSON on CvBA.-l caLdidly con-
fess hsye ever looked or Cuba as 'he most
interesting addition which could ever be
made 10 our sysiem Of states. The control
which, with the Florida point. This island
aould give o. over the Gulf Of Mexico, and
the countries and isIhnnu-es bordering on i.
as well 40 those whose waters now into il.
would Gil up the measure Of our political be-
ing Thomas Jefferson.
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IL A person walking behind juvenile
couple returning from ball at east Wheel.
ing a few evenings since, overheard the
young gallant say 10 his fair companion -
(. Charlotte Angelins. my angel. you mus'
not set affections upon me, FOR l am doomed
70 an early grave! Mother says am trcu
bled with wormsw And he sighed. The
I. angel" was about 70 lisp melting re-
ply, when. hearing cough behind, she pru.
den,Iy kept silent. Possibly the young lady
has found remedy for worms ere this.
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Tf'I, is believed thsl the father Of man.
kind neyer reprosched his wife but once for
lhe unhappy cause Of their expulsion ircm
Paradise. She bitterly and reckle-sly re-
Piled, ~ doI't care A-dsm.' lie never
again mentioned the subject
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
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Each subsequent Insertion, - cite.
Longer adv-r,iseme nts, At same rate. a
fraction over wen square or squares. counted
I. a square. These are the terms Ter tran
sient advertiser meBts; . reasonable deduc-
ton will De made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and legal notices of like character TO BE-
paid for in advance.
ANNOUNCING cAxpIDATIs.
For Township Offices, each. $loo
For County {" 200
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~ A lIavans correspondent OF the
Hartford Times writes A Slanish friend
asked me yesterday, What u the Spsnish
feet should 20 and bombard New Yofk!"--
could not imagine such an absurdiiy, md
told him 90. lie said 10 Creole with me.
what would they do in New York. i 10000
Soanish soldies should land there! A Yan-
kec captain sitting by says. i the soldiers
behaved themselves they would not be ircu-
bed, b., II they made any disturbance, they
would be put into the s,a',an-hcuses. span
lard ssys--" Quien Sabe."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

Gr a young man who Is preparing fcr
the ministry recently prcpcunded the follow
ing a,roc ious intercgHtory:
Why j. the birth of an infant like the r..
lief OF Lucknow! Because The expected
succor has come. The police are AFTER him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

GEOLOGICAL SyRvEY.-Among The act. n
orr Legislature i one sppropr aiing 5000
70 tie $ ale Board cf Agriculture, which is
70 be urcd for making reconn Sissance pre-
imina-y 10 fol- geological survey cf the
S'atc, II the facts developed show that The
results Of such . survey would justify tie
expense. An analysis q the soils and min
erals and the collection Of specimens u
ores and esrihs j. also contemplated.
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10 Mary Jane, who nve- IN the city
thus. posts up" her friend Mary Ann, Ia
the country, upon tfe latrs. innovations.
:" 10 nscsr particularly:
As for the low necs the loer II is the
more fsshunsbei you are an the less coer
you ware the mosr you are dressed. miss
Goolrs gave me blue silk ov herz an hi
cut iss nee orr an suzan simmonz cut orr
herz and We a,irscx. . great deal Of st,en-
shun TO our nexc promensdin In the sireeiz
like luther lstys and holden up our cloze.- =
Nobudy isn't nothing now who dusnt hid
up her cloze snd the hier you hoze them tbs
mvsr you air thot off,
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Yes. Stree.

Yes, Stree.
Or, what blessing Ills that We,
WHIT Fer our rank or sta'io,,
C.n. by The weekly papers see.
TIE news from every rat on,
On every Wednesday mvrn review.
Eaough To cure the vapers,
Aud they all say il mus, be irre.
Yes. Sn-ee:
Bekase Ills IN the papers
The other day, man out west,
Isclinsd 10 live a x u,ton,
.A'e three bullocks, tail and all.
Aud fifty isgs oi mutton,
Drank ~ orter,-gAll Hons, ,-htiy-tw
I ~ssh down al the cuprrs.
H. just cne hour,-il must he true,
Yes, Stree.
Bckuse twas 10 the papers.
A lady in ,he south Of France,
Wno had been Eve years married,
Was lately taken in q trance.
G fined down aud buried,
II six months time her life came too,
Aud IRON the graves ssd vapors,
Size vslked away, IL nln<t b. true.
Yes. Sr-ee,
B.ksse '.is in the papers.
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10 "A new religious sect has sprung up ~
The vicinity Of New Bedford Mass. Among
their peculiariiies T.. that the ministers 80
lutte ,hc rnter~ with : kisr. a writer
says he recenily saw . brother kissing nc
sisters with an unctiOr, snd warning M"
NJ DE from tie wrath ~ come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

- o. the llth oi February the Texas
iarmcrs were planting corn; peach trees
were in blossom, and the wheat wss look
,,ns we'll. There Il . large emigration into
T,xss this spring.
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Thcr,'s news iron. Mrxco come to-day.
Which j. awful hosrliylnr,
II ~ 10000 nen y ere kIiIe
knd lVUUO more ere dy.ng.
Til. Mrxicsns have run a~ ay.
We'll show then 10 cui cap,rs.
Now all u this must be true,
fr+, Sr-ee hoss-ny,
Beksse 10 in The papers.
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ALLOW me" sad Brown. the clerk. "to
mex 500 . few questions. Yon are twenty
one years u age, | suppose, NJ. ""
Yrs" said J,hn.
ID you solelnnly swear ths' Betty Jones.
splnrt,r. is u Law fui aye 10 take The mar
riage vow, according TO the laws oi vIsIn-
ialr
Whats ihstm said John.
NJ. D.. repeated.
Well" said John. M. Clerk. | want
10 ret married, and must yet married. bu
! loincd The church al the lael revival. and
! wouldn't swesr Tor hundred dollsrr.r
Then, s,r, you csunot yet married."
"C.n't get married. Goon gracious. NJ.
C.rk, ,hry'll turn me ou, oi church i !
swear. Dn't refuse, Mr. clerk. for heaven :
sake. I'll give YOU $lo i yvu'II let me III
fr,m swearing"
"C,.t do il. Mr. N"
Hold on. Mr.. Clerk, rIswear, could.'
give Betty Tor ten churches. ~ be damned
il she aiIr eighteen years oId--gse me The
license.'
After the clerk bussi few Of The buttons
oil VI his vest. he granted the license.
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JOINT REsoLuTIoNs.

l. Relative 70 the construction Of n canal
around The Falls oI the Ohio, the Indiana side.
2. Relative 10 the collection OF dues TO
the State from various officers aud persons
irdebted thereto.
>. Relative 10 pensions 10 old soldiers.
4. Rslstive 70 rem Tor apartments 10 the
capitol due from ,h- Uniicd So g.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
20 Uhon II udp G0uferH-
oTrCC D.Io;aGOODYRARr

CypyCIAL NOTICE.-Dealefs in GOODYEAk-
SL..TTrST g, yI1CAsjZyp RUBBER SUsfEHDExA
an ANA WEBS and al other lsbrics snd 1nc,es ne
sausufpa 6bo suhe4pcss stss thFeses OF seees
rsnesd or abelsi With my ana b ny r'aoff{ tnsY
CANNOT BE LEGALLY Disroskp " N .ss on,.ss s
ns now in sor snd to beiT ordes ior the sPrns tds
- -. Of 70. @s a1t exclusive
I.bt. h TIE Pst4n, these 0oods shh embrace al ne
yI,s hsrstlore Manufactured imported and may othets
Obtained on sypBoston 20 ue. .. No g corlsnett Nev
Yort. nohAeA "a nAA-
VIAKE NO11CE.-Importers, or Others, having
he'd be einshed with the conduct OF AC0I 8
rus SCbELL present. Clsctor cf the Port Of N-~foh N
the matter Of sDtsrns .I-mnsop, spIrAe-ni seze OF
Il tbr FOODS respectfully so3oed to sddess
yINDICATOR, Box No 2,s72 General Post Once
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
By o. DIAPER, Auctioneer.

Bys. DRApkR, Auctioneer
CONTROLLERS OFFICs, NASHVILLE, Tenp. Dec q 1853.
Under the provisions of the Act of lith Feb,
u 1855 20 and other upon the subject Of Free
Barking vii se at Public Auction the aerchants EI
change. IN Wast New Yort City the Sd Of EBRUARY
1859 and from day day Until they 81 disposed Of the fol-
lowing Deos.d By the State o! Tennessee
the following FREE Banks IN liquidation 10 w q Nash
vide and Cbst,srooa Raro al Bonds for 900 -sh belons
ina tie Bank Of Cabone A East Tennessee and Vi,7is
RsIosd Boz D. r 600 each beoussg 20 the Bank Of JEFF
feE.on II East Tennessee AID Virginia Railroad Bonds or
ST. b-on zing the Bank Of Tren,on II Nashville
and CLsitsnooss Rsosd Bonds acd 6 Memphis City Bonts
al O each belonging the Bank Of Tszewe JAMES
I. DUNLAP, Controller. By order Of
JAMES L. DUNLAP, esq,
Controller Of the S,ate Of Tennessee.
THURSDAY, Feb. 5, ., l2t O'Clock:
kT c2 Bonds Of &leo each OF the Nashville and Chstss
Railroad lit rest able January sad July at
the Bank of the Republic.
eAof-i Bonds Of esch Of the Ess. Tennsss-e and
Virginia Ralroad Interest able January and July
the Bank Of the Rsputlic.
ei7 IL Bond, Of go each, Of the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad lbtere,t payable January and July
E: the Bark Of the Republic.
s7tce- Bonds esrh. Of the Nashville and Chstts
noosa Railroad Bonds Iateres. payable JAnsary and
July at the Bank Of the Republic.
SIS oe-l6 Bonds Of 60 Of the City OF Memphis Interest
psysb.e January and July |, 1t me Bank Of the Be
pnbc. -
Tennessee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
INTER-

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The INTER.
Yorh dus and psysbls February ise Vii be p.d that
day By sTOCT Chsmeersn Of tss city s the Shoe
spd L<s,her Bank Of Broadway and ChAmbsrsst
The n,res the per Central Psrh Assessm-n Fund
Gtock OF lss viii be Hsds up February sse the time
6I,d by hs for the r-denapsIof Of sad s:oek.
fhs frsnser Books vii Be- closed TuesdAy January H. 1852
ROBERT Z. HAWS, Controller.
Finance Department Csn10usrs 0Ecs NswY0rk Jsnaary
4, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

DEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAIL
il ROAD COMPANY-A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CENT II. Capital sseek Of the PEORIA AND BUREAU
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY hss been declared, pays
bic :, oce OF the Company No Is William 1t the leh
cay Of February next The ner.s; the Bonds Of the Com
psny Is, February, viii be paid the Corn xhsnss
Bsrf The transfer books viii close the 18th last aad
''"' CHARLES W. DURANr. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
fousss ann farms f1ante6.

L'ARM WANTED--To purchase, or on lease
with privilege Of purchasing within q mi es OF the city
ar N. udto East River Harlem Railroad. Ths locA:
ton be commanding and healthy; containing 70 - ne
good land moderate Acdtess FAHA, NO. 3j
4th-av n y, giving fnll particulars
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
!; of CENTRAL PARK AS

DEDENPTION of CENTRAL PARK AS
II syssNENr FI-Np STOCK Of Is5a-rbe sx per csof
Central Para ynd Stock payable February is.
" h~ paid pxsons legally satho-sd 70 receive the
on ,ts. day At the ColToners ocs, No. Hall Of Rseord
upor The surrender of The eert1ft stea
Gn.srs, on s.id G.ock win c~ase and ster hs. day
ROBERT Z. HAwS Controller.
Finance Department. Controllers Oee, New York, January
l. Is5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Danfins Ataaemies.

A DOD w OR T FL IS
"A DANCIcO ACADEMHs,
Nc. sc Broadway New.York.
MONDAYS TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and PRiDAYs
WEDNESDAYS and sArURDATsin In Ee1.Yo!t
Nj DODwORTH bss the pleasure Of nfonnins his former
eups that the Empire QnAdrlle" iuaed a. the n1w
dance Of this In Pshs IA the "EveIreeu Empire
Ou.dne" that al hs Acsdenies ana
pnbjshed lst season BY r. B. Dodwcr,n No Astor place
T. FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,
W No, 50 West 18th t N y. nrd Ia Clinton e. Brook
,u are oreu fr tb+ RECEPTION opnp. ali mss-aernoons
M,,s Masters ebd evening. for geptiemen saturday
evening Prsctiing Ca Eupt. Qusdres be0s 'susat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Cost an0 fonn6.

EOUND-In this city on "Wednesday last, small
Il LOCKET The have by proving property and
paying expense Of this Advertisement Call At No Isl East
iSh-a-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
A j. BLEEcxEs, Auctoneer
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY front
JreuraHte Gompanies.

gneuraU(f GpWpdulee.
ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
or NEW YORK
No. SO WALL-sr.
CAPITAL, 100000. CHARTERED i82a.
Thi. Company continues 10 agsnst LOSS OR DAN
ACE BY FIRE the most fay orsble t.rms.
yAcOs BROUwER, Presides4
LIVINGSTON sATrrRLEE secretary.
NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office, No. ~ Wslst, New York. =
CASH c1Sv,0ySs
o3OOs0oOs
All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Hugh LAns, John Wstson, u J. Smith,
IA 'shau Townsend, Joserh w Corles, Alfred Villa,
ChuIes r. Swords samuel wlletts, syIvr L. II. Ward.
John Penfold, g. z. Nicol, Awe Lsins.
Jonn Compton. Geo. 0rsvold, IT,, Robot u. Bruce.
ID. Henry haisht, Noah Hunt, J. g. Boyd,
Joseph Lawrence Thomas smud, A. Ysnasa Del vals,
Leonardo s. SuaIez, j. h. Ransom, Lawrence Turnurs
silss Bronson, Geo. A. Townsend, Henry o. Levereh,
A. r. Eno, Dou Also Cushman, J. II. Holcomb
HUGH LAIN0, President
JAS. B. Asss, Jr Secretary.
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE CON
y PANY.
Cash capital, ol5ocoo.
No. 10 herchantS EKchanss Wsnt,
eh-sv, corner Of l4thst-
lnsure axainH oas dsmsge BY hre.
WM WiN6LOW Preadso1
Wn q 0Locun Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
ina1sri@

An. SIr h NfcoLAY, Auotscnesr.
PEGULAR HAiLY AUCTION x,snI sALE ~ n
II STOCKS and BCdDa-ALBEkf d: niCVLAl VII
Ell THIS DAY J.n 81. u isi o'clock Il n' A''caAnn
- AL, Farmer, csu.u. ssak Of Long Issnd o. 81
lica stsr.. ci,irsrs Bark. s25 .scS
60 ,s.r,. Bg,ehsI. .8s pr,y.r ss's 81, 80 .,.s
a:s..s: aoHe TIs Ia.qS,a;s cSnE,G1 81" @ s;ss -.A
a. staIs. G,I,;in Fire Ics1ranee Co, tSoe.-t
is',sEr. Hsm'l,en Fir- Irsarano- Co SIS eash;
s.h1-. Eaxle Firs Insurance COMPANY, s1 caca
% shares New Word Fir. lnsqr.se. c0GP.ny 8. .ssea
~ 'nsr,s North Western Ftr- insrsooe CoTP.ny
80 ,hare. ow-so Gss List, Company, SO esh -,
shires syrs0u.e and osweso T. 10 elo'e 81 W
eE,re, wur,r Railroad Ccusp.ny, Sc sach:
Io shares Hone.d,- and D.lawa- f.1i Road, ss5 e.ch
1870 nsss hcCuloulh Copper and Goli MAINS Co. e.cn
$500 To-n ofFor. M.d.on Iowa. g 2 cen, BOrds
$500 H.iieas snd Gin. RR-, IG Mortgage Y ceI.
$500 s,io,o ard Hoeilps v.n.y B. R p cent BOud'.
ss0e Racine snd Niss,s.ippi e. z ecu, Bonds
$500 Milwaukee Cisy Y cent Sinking Fund Bonds.
kaa. n i.a:op ese % 10 s. s. and
even u. O'Clock th- M-rchanS bxchanse stocss
Bono. bought and private s.. ana the sssers
BoHd n;, allow ed d.pos: sss vae;y Of secof
iae' eOt"'Aiy on hand I1i'si; nsfRT ;f II sIcoL,Y
s,oei AEeticneer sod Bsnter No. bro.e -
AscrIc FIEI hsukAscI COMPANY. No. % w.L'.,
HEwYoaE, Jan. IL lse
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
IA ts PER CENT Will b. paid the Stockholders OF ths
Company 4 and ster tie i7th INST
RICHARD A. OAKLEY. Secretary.
nIVI d Z n D.
OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No b WLls-, jan Is, 1855.
Os tk....s.----.- lUUsuDus
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIMITED TO-. ,e00,OSU.
Thh ooup.sy b..s so., declared dividend q SIX ass'
DOLLARS PR sHARE payable to tAe stocfhohe' on DE-
r1and. .
They have aso declared interee dividend OF SIN In
CENT upon their outstanding scrip psJsbs on me
sth osy o! February next In cash .
They further declared scrip DIVIDEND on TIE earned
pr~rnim year ending the 3lt cay Of Decenber ls
end thereto on TUESDAY the s;h day OF February next
fhe s,rp dividends declared By this Company for the s
Gve amount TO ONE HUNDRED AND ThlhfI-fifb
ROBERT g. HONE, President
DUScu p. Curry S<lehH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
1uyuiturs.

LrNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
II 4URL, IN I'll oolen and ssysss ~sosss.s sna r,s.n
Al pricss froa e25 sad upward
wARRIH WARD, No. 335 Cansiss 1oa Ma sn
Hou1 doom ess: Of Brosdvsy Nsw. Yoss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

WANIED.--Ay young Gentleman, pursuing med
w icsl stuoss in tte city w,hes perm.nentJ 70 oo.n.
vacant and uufrrnhed ROOM uitbout Board IN pivs.e
house Speaking Spanish lsrgasse be wou oe 20
assist spy ore family learning the s- bcsfoIh
ter ard stsnors Private psrtie. ssrseins v" sdar. 's
ina terms for DAYS r. O. Cnion-squsrs fest-onloe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
EOURT TENTH ANNUAL REPORT
il
NEW-E Q RK
LIHE INSuRANCE COMPANY.

Amor nj Assets January 1853 -
Amount Of premiums received euTing toe yeaI
enaips the lat Of JaousIy lsb9. Siiifoi 40
Auonrt u ntsres, received and a..
crurd during the year ending Jan. ,-,os
|, lGa,,.s .'','''''''' '"t'''
Nr, r,'aS aniol-' Observation-Disclosures. u 3e7i,s
Amount Of er dowmeut preusafn.... - ~ fsA'o' "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Boar6 duh Roome.

a SMALL FAMILY, in a pleasant house and
~ rood locsh.y will LIT ROOMS n one OF
Oeu.Ln.n with MEALS % suit, fair terms Win ~ ol
bosid.n-s rsr, Opportunity Tor pleasant home-s: No
Ess lS.. At L-IinEtOn-ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

COUPONS DUE February of the Delaware
~ and Rarsn Canal and Camden snd Amboy Railroad aud
Trunspo ration Companies Bonds; Loans Of 7oooe due
ss sDd sSsO'o due 1862 aud Of the Belvldere Desws
Rsosd CompaIys Bnds sussnteed BY the above two Com
paprs Jointly; Loan Of e750 0Ce due 1881 CASHEDb BY
JOHN b. MURRAY L Co,
No. 40 Wall-st
NswYori
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Real &statt for baIe.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
very desirable FARM of 125 acres beautifully situated In
Conpeccu, about 40 miles from EewYoIk an miles from
Stamford With two oDWELLN0-HOUSES, (weD shsoed with
maple ree BARNS and ether outhouEes two good or
cba6s bearing fruit all arranged to be divided into two
PAGES II desitd. .
There also the place STORE dessbly stosted Tor
rood iIy trade, being wclltrsS,ied road ,
ISAAC BATES,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ENAlELED CHAMBER FURNITURE. IN
II "a seers of supsrssr and wssrted msnafsere 6nisAl
= ialsoatA nsscc, caH and fovvrs st IL y fAR1iN0-
ROMA M ~ csnsls. opposite Woestss EsahssAsl lsla
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
JuSfrurtich.


n kraTtls ws.t Mr. PAINE Iecrv-s Psp'ls ssr .hf e
rntbs ...ons -sreticc IN PennansaR srs
Irtbr<tIr o, an urErf-,d IN DpEee Enfy b'ss
I..n, n, @I0 Lsdss iii Cssses f-s1feen
Mr. P.lr m.t's 'l.s'rt writers s'a a'ao oeea"J '''H
is.r.rs.-l nu.r .ss Ledarf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Ascric FIEE NsukAScE CoNFAsY, No p Wsllst,
HGw-YoaE, Jan. IL tsie
A EMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
IA ( PER CENT Will BE- paid the Stockholders Of this
Company and ster tie i7th inst.