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pEGULAR Boat TO TILE FISIlEC
IN BANKS

lln hNOf 10 rtfhmer
CFOTON capt JAMES A, DuNoNr,
He re-uret nj resulaf tri u ths -tl'eg Rsuks.
a I'd Nlu daily, iurIlg Lle ueAs.n, Fridays tx
! pt'd.
ledril0- Fast Rirer. LEAVING NORTH Rinay.
Isuth utie"t, I a.m. 5pring st-pot 40 am.
BlOOu.e atruct, I3n SIN. lhfncth 81, $50 A.m
Peck = ~ Iib an. Pier 4, 900 am.
Re reshmenta OF all kinds also Iiuas, Bait &c =,
viii be furnished on board at reasonable rato., by
Hr. RO1ERI STILL, loag and favOrsbly hnown ..
The popular bts ard Of this boat. A tOrILLION
BAND will be On board 70 furniAh muas for the
Dance
This ID Of the most delihtfu excurs Ions out OF
New York, af'rding fne view OF the ocean, and
Aso oi The Goyernmsnt FoItlhestons Ia the harbor.
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION, 10 CENTS
Thu boat can he ohsrtHrea for evening excursi0us
Apply 10 ,, q. BAXTER a Sons, No. 3Os West st.,
or the Caufain an hoard ivO lsiOI
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q sALB-IE THE TOWNSHIP
sTEAMROATA.

CLlfRWuOp CROW k-9PPosITE ky
" 20 l. N. g., "a oyen f,r SJuosy soDpols And oths,
~elt orgnineA Soosf.sz n Il pisss.rtty sitaaaat
sAI " docs, An1 y seil attsd up VI tablss, piai
o'WA s.aps, Ae, Nth seI n god satss /. IN
nntr ~ tns grove aee foe eh>rtsr tbs BscNn.sesi
kIHPOHT, on reasonable tarmA AyRhsstlon 10
hso"sarrH. hstr.s- tnshours ot Am sna
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CRKEswICH SAVINGS BANK,
~ Ao. n Rlath ava. cor Of Waverly PlAoa.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No.
% area q. Intecert allo sei at the rste of Q
p-r cert ~ Gums from o. 70 $500 aud per esnt TO
$1,000, and /. per eeat on sums ovsi thN amount;
diaw intaTest from the 1st. Op n daily from 10 a.
10. 70 p IN. Also. on M Iday. rhursday, and 5at
JuHN ctsTRtY, President,
vANnERBILT L. BUXTON, secrstAry. tts O'l2O
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STEAMER METAMORA-FUR YONKkRA
sins, md HsSsrrs" % iesvs. pisr loot a jay e a. D.
NsA, n and A90 7. NJ, stopping At Amos q. end
rim On FridAys and Sing SaE on isO trip IS2s aIas
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rruE rBUsrEEs OF TaE sEAMENs'

Il BAEK FUR SAVINGS have ordered that intsr.
81 b. pa 10 dep -torv entitled thnroto, Tor the EI
EDsntfs eDdirE 80 JurA- az follows
On sums OF hive Hundred Dollau and ander, at
fla rata Of five per osnt par annu2 aud
IN sum ex .esdisg Five HundIod Dollars, at ths
rate Of four pr cest per Annum, payable on and Af
ter htIdAy. 9th inst
The ihe eat ill bs piaeef 70 the credit " ep1sl-
tors ~ ptneiOal New YOrk July 3, 1881
= 2. PsRIr, PEe:'dsn.:
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[IHIon DINE sAyMas sAEK

" =. 2, CANAL gra ooEnsI % tAHosQ
EeSsii ~ S.% nh . Z 10 30
m .sS:s .Hs ~: 81 0saI cs ]sT.sI s@.s.S
WDRoar sOaSCss q S1fnsa rHs FASr %
Depcit. m.de On or before July asth. win bear IN
aNe.As,xs'a"og Issss Irsssss.Ss1I a..,,
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UOds HILA SAVINGS BANK, OOksER
IN 18Th ~. Aaf Nh Aysnls. Opeu dAi rom I %
bP NJ VeinqdAys Gno ssturdssr uEtii u. NJ
Depouiss troa " cstt 70 ss,OOo received. per
osnt Interest allowed sums o. 500 AAd uDdsr
trutn ths Let vIOs. lHRIsTf, Prest RCuA9D
N BULL. d@~raI ar, VIZ Aans a.
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DR. BLEECKER, MEDICAL Clairvsyant,
~ can bs oonsu b o osses Of dis At his 81
dsnes at 100 Cons oad u, BrsoklJ near qo q rom
a. N. TO p. m. UlO b'iV
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NTECHAsICy AND TRADERS sAvINGs

Nl INSTITUTION,
No ls3 Grand ~, cor Wiustt . -.
All money deposited On or before sa.nraay, the fth
day Of July win d aw intere.t from the 1st inst.
Bank opsn daily from o q. m. 70 2. n.
SHA 8LEs PECK. Prsdiasn,;
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POETS WIT AND HUNOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engraVings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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Ea the REsksSCs
As you perceive, have purchased the stock OF BOOK
and Stationery Of Aessrs Geo Pattison Co. par
pose 70 conduct The business Ender the and sty
II II. Wade Co. Most respectfully do solicit for IA
house share Of public patronage.
uENWW
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Little by Little
FOR SALE BY
CEe0CeS '& V'NCEe9s.
dei7
Little by Little.
jaI-fmd4u

SUNDRIES.
k0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOO 1000 lbs. S. S. Almonds.
500 lbs Filberts.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
f5o bris. Ruscett. Prior Red and Jeoatin Apples
20 Pink Rye White and Bed Mechanic Potatoes.
800 Kegs Nails.
90 dog Brooms.
Also Sugar, Coffee, Mel.sses, Salt, whisky, Brandy
Champaign, Fl5ur, Line, Cee ent. Starch, Wooden
Ware, etc, etc. Just received and for sAio By
FLOURHOY x CRAWFORD.
dr3f-daW No II Front
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTIslNG

ar square Of Ten lines or less one insertion 81 90
for eaeh addltlona insertion Of sane.......... %
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated By Harrison Weir. Fine Tar
key morocco.
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred Tennv-
son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly Illus
trsted by E. V. B. vo., NOR, gilt.
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New Dysing establishments.
Notice.
Seed Potatoes.

WE hsvs removed from oor Old stand Ne. 10 Froui
w row, 70 the JEFFERSON BLOCK, On secons
street, between Adams and yHfersoh where vii
take pleasure in waiting flends and customers
la2s-iavim sTRATTpS, HeDAYITT 4 co.
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. L.
lustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, Slader
and Janet. QuartO.
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l. The nHms Of this company is The Hartford Fire In
suranoe oOmpsny, and is located At Hartford, Con
CAPITAL.
p The Smsunt Of capital stock s5Oo OOO. o'
3 The amouA of capital stock paid up is 500 900 o.
l. ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank. ss7 5sl .05
Cash IN hsnds Of agents, aud in
course Of ttansmission...... S5 44sB1
Bills receivable, for loans secured By
personal and collateral security....-. 63,055- 81
let Is Pearl street Hartford ......... 1900. 90
Stocks and bonds as follows, viz
Par val. Mar. val
5lI sbs Hartford bank
stOck, 4 srtf5rd. .s5I leo SIS SIS
100 shs Phapni1 TX STOCK,
Hartford. -.......... 40 900 40 900
100 sbs Connsctiout river
Hartford ............ 5000 $500
200 shs Exch's b'k stock
Hsr.ioTd ...,........ 1000 lo4Oo
$50 shs Bank Of Ia tford
couEty, Hartford .... 7 300 500
300 shs Charter Oak b'k,
hartford ............ 10000 2l 200
Hartford ............ $500 asl2o
$50 shs Merczniils b'k,
HartioTJ............I5 1900 1900
ia sbs Mer and Man biz,
Hartford ...........- 10 2OG l3 200
foTd................- 1880 1885
205 shs City b'k. Hart
iords... --s.----s.s. &OsoV0 zs5IlZ
New lew T6Tf Hs' ......'... - :. 1000 1s,OO
900 abs B'k OF Commerce,
Now IorE...-.....s. %, 600 l9 go
New ToTE........... ...a ;. 5000 1880
900 shs Bank u America,
New Tork-........-. 30 900 90, 800
200 shs Manhattan coy,
New YOrk........... 10000 1880
New YOTF..........' 1900 1900
200 shs Ocean b'k, New
York .........s..s.. 10, 900 800
foTt................ -. 10000 $500
New Tcrk........... 1s,OOo $500
800 hs Metropolitan b'k,
New York--......... 90, 900 81 800
BoIson .......-.....' 1000 1890
100 shs B'kof Commerce,
Boston .............. 10 900 1890
t1n............-..... 900 1880
ssa...-.......--... 1000 400
100 shs Ride h Le8th.r
b'E. Bos,on.......... IOO 600 IoIOO
100 shs webster bauk,
Boston ....-....-..s. 10 900 10 500
Bostoa .............. 1000 Io,1oo
100 shs Atlsntic bank,
Boston .............. 10 900 l0,IOO
Boston .............:Io.O 1000
100 shs Roylstoa bank,
hf-A4u luIU1u zfEuo
100 shs Revere bank,
boftou ....-..-..-.s. 1000 lp,OOO
200 shs B'k Of the State
Of Missouri, 81. Louis 20 900 10000
200 shs Merchants blk,
St. Louis.-.......... 600 - 0O0
81 shs State Blk nf wis
oonsn, Milwaukee. 800 1886
bsny ................ 70 500 12,5oo
90 shs Montreal bank,
hoHtreaL...- ...-.. 10000 Il 100
40 shs sConDecticutrive
company ............I Ia,Ooo 5000
90 shs Connecticut river
railroad Company. . 600 500
100 shs Hartford New
Haveu railroad CO.. 10, 600 1880
20 bonds Tennessee ste
stock. per Ct, pAys-
bic lb9l-.. q, 600 1000
2 bends Ohio State
stock per e., psya-
bic 1850 ............. 10 900 1000
% bonds Michigan state
stock, per Ct. Paya-
ble 1888. 2c, 900 20 800
IS Hartford city bends,
per Ct, payable 1876 5000 IS 525
25 Hartford and New
Haven railroad BIDS,
per Ct, 1s73....... 25. 900 2s $50
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Mr. O. BOONE Is duly Authorized to wind up the
business Of the late drm of Eorvell Boone 4 Co. as
sisted By Mr Thomas B. EcKeon. All parties Indebted
tc said arm will please make payment At the once o.
Mr. Boone where all debts doe b. The arm will be paid.
l. c. EoRvELL,
VIZ. HeKEON.
uer,nbis Februsrv 1881
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yITE are Just IL receipt # large lot Of very Eupe-
w ri5T shingles Which will sell very low 10 close
the oonsignment. We will always ksep supply on
hand Cau so1n At
FLOUREoY oRAvRoRD's,
dee cav No. II. Front NV.
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MoNTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bibliographical Notices, etc. By W..
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
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TIE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of his life Originally
Olntnus gregory, L. L. D., in 8 vols, full
calf, London.
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UlHK Copartnership heretofore ezi ting between L.
il G. Eorveil, o. @. Boone and william MeKeon, is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
L. G. NORVELL,
. C. HoONE,
WA. McKE0N.
Neinphis, February l. 1851.
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,.wrur,E umEHcaAL con.
vrSSqoE THHE.lTEAE0 ~ The

MNt1s = -
- ~, Es,r Ycrt Hsrsis, is.h,i
a.. f,s Northsrn States at toe present mo
- on' the eve Of a cslsmitoas eoiAuiet
- Isle whirh threa ems 10 plunge y ~
1i.i.- ~ perhaps rain, no one VIII ehy
el.o.s-,, - ssii to see. Apart from tne e'iis
..,.s,~ from re pslitleal diiheuiaes uoN %
~. sonutrr from it, center 70 i.s Del-
49, ..t5-h nave already culnineiea ~ 80, ~
80, 49, 1890 of tie Union, an1 iaoiSel -
cbsnee in ihe positions Q. .ls y - - Norti
S.T1f ~ are threatened Defe - l..,.i.' 80
,isb t,rribie financial and social y.
.arristslv breaking up al OH soi. ~
ssr-sts. de.troTing cur proiitaeie l-.s.-..
- ~. Southern States, and 7tne eoh.si
s-f.-r-,ison ~ lie manufsciuriug iiees.y -.
5hie seetio,i Of tae country, WIZ =, .ts-. !
M distreeser which fgcn STATE u @--- - "
certain to entail Epon -. - u-,.fs.n,
n a few reei,s iron DO = The ne~ FIesiosH - /.
,-siI tsks Dssseesior Sf t1e purse Hnn -
sword at Washington; ana ~ y - fatn-,
nation frons biH with regard y ~ ~. s-.,-.,
,,,Iicv. excepting Il Be In ne sialiy - -.
20 of nstionsi convention, @ule1s = s.s
-ni take years 10 settle the qreetio =. So
~ "a leave us n0tbinz ~ tne int.i1s a.
.'--...s fo ts his Inlrati0n 70 taEe neia el d
-,~,r al Conggess aRd tds rump OF ne r. i.lo, "
~ which is left 20 eogerEi sH1 eoA,s.s - -
srto 4 military despptisut 20 inshs = 81 -
sts seeding Southern ga es WIN shs 80
- mflitarr arm Ct The disposal e tne ~ ~,
-1--irirfrafion IN otker words 70 lAaasu Y
s raDeuisary and Hnnatufsi civil var % '9'
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Krone square, renewable weekly, Per anntn, SO. d
% twice week, % 80 o.
-Two squares, renewable weekly, per Annur1, 90 q
% tWics 8 week, &" 50. .oi
E3An advertisements for the Appeal must Be hsndet
In At the Olerk's desk.
EAii transient advertisements must be marked for
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eharsed FOR one week and discontinued a. the end o.
that time.
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page. CHARGED As NEW Each DAY, and o. thirdpsse
&C advance stated rates.
directed 10 be displayed or set II
large type, charged et DOUBLE RATES.
E7~Yeary advertisers viii be charged extra for
pying space ecntrsct, and when LARGE TYPE il
required 70 be used the adverseentkept en- insd'
Of paper.
E-Tearly advertisers will be charged at rsgu-
lar rates, for Wants Rents, Removals. ooPArtpershp
Notices, TO C0nsignecs, etc.
Es@1raRsienf Advertisements must be paid for
sdBdlce.
E8-Eo advertisement viii appear IN the weekly paper
unless by soeoial contract.
E7-Advs -emenss 10 be inserted in tEeWeekly paper
8uly Irregular intervals in either of the papers
viii be charged 81 square for each and every inseT
tion.
E7-Annouueng Candidates for State, County and No
nieipal eeess Is each IA he paid IN advance II every
instAnces
E-karriages and Deaths are published az nevs but
Obituaries Tributes OF Respect and Funeral TnvitatiOn'
as all other adveftisensnts.
E9-AH legal and transient advertisements VIII be
charged BY the insertion.
E-Edit5rial notices local col umn win be charged
% cenis per line.
Es- No deduetion or variation viii be made irsm ths
ti7si -l s,CLANAHAE A. DILL.
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J. GRIESHABER < BRO,
Cabinet Makers G Upholsterers

RE- now prepared 20 execute srderE S-SSEP@SE-s
n IN their line IN the most perfect mn I'M
manner, and AZ the shortest notice.
Having furniture cars e. -heir own, > , Il
they i receiFe orders for moving taking down snc
setuE up Ptsnos and Furniture q all kinds, on ths
most enable tarms.
They will give astsution 70 laying Carpets. pol
EhnE Ena vzrnlshng Furniture. hanging Curtains and
shsd-s and The execution Of Upholstery in rl s
Tletiss.
Orders solicited a. the store Of IngrshHm Lses
hain street. ieT Msiu street. At the deck q ". B.
Ns1far A % fsTE-Grn
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Landreth's Garden seeds
DisanInf.iOn

A FULL. supply Of those celebrktsd Seeds lust re-
"a csived Snd for sale In quantities 70 suit pur-
sASssF' seed s,or. o,n., ss r. e. .0S gEAlS TASs
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A BBoTrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The AimwelI Stories.
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bash Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HunHngton's Experiment.
HoOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trsted.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer
Queens and Princesses of France
Constance and Edith OF, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
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mes. are The round numbers making

These are The round numbers making
total ,s0l, us
The accruing revenue Will, it is estimated
/ net about 81 100000 Of the amount, leaving
but eight millions 70 be provided for. There
/ is in the Treasury subject to draft 4 the
7 Treasurer Of the Un ted States but little more
than half a million, and there are requsitions
in the Treasury Department amounting TO
nearly ten millions OF dollars unanswered.
In the present condition of the country It
would be Impossible to borrow the money need
ed to meet the wants Of the treasury, unless at
a diseount which would seriously impair the
public debt, without some pledge in addition
to that Of the faith Of the Government. Sew
eral Of the States, in accordance with a sug-
gestion contained in ny letter to the commit
tee Of ways and means, Of the 18Th Of Janu-
ary last, have offered to supersdd the pledge Of
their faith to that OF the United States for the
redemption OF any bonds it may issue, to the
amount Of the public moneys deposited with
them respectively for safe keeping, under the
act Of June 2sd, 1895. II Congress will au-
thorize these offers to be accepted, the money
required to meet the liabilities due aud TO fall
due before the 4th Of March can be obtained
at par. II the authority is not granted, I am
satisfied il can only be procured on terms
which would be exceedingly dissdyantsgeOus
to the Government, and Ia the highest degree
detrimental to its credit. I should not venture
to ask for loan exceeding two millions Of
dolsrs, and nearly The whole Of this amount
would be required to meet the redemption Of
trsasary notes to fall due before the 4'h day Of
March. There would be due on that day about
six millions Of dollars to public creditors,
whose demands could not remain unsstished
without subiecting them TO most serious incOn-
Veniences, and in some cases to serious losses.
I have discharged my duty to them and to the
country BY making this exhibit OF the publie
wants, and in pointing out the only mode by
which, in nv judgment, they can be met with
out the most serious consequences to the inter
ests OF the Government and individuals to
when Il is indebted. TIE short time to elapse
before the close Of the present session Of Con-
gress renders it indispensable that I should
advertise for loan on the 18Th or l4th ins'. al
the farthest.
an, very respectfully,
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berg, King Of Westphaiia, NJ. Ieroms Bona
psrte c~ntuued bic correspondence with hii
first wife, showing her the same respect sne
affection. I an mistaken His majesty th'
/ King Of Westphalis, offered to let her come e
| Europe, within two leagues Of Cassel, with
their son, a pTincely TILE, and 100000 liyrei
Of income. Nine Bouaparte did not eonde-
scend to reFly, and wrote to the emperor, to
I place her sen under hiu protection. In Janu-
I ary, 1913. Nine. Bonaparte had a divorce pro-
nounced by the legislature Of Maryland, and
from that day resumed the name OF Patterson
Bat II she gave Il mp her son bad not ceased 70
bear Il. Never was possession OF q civil con-
ditioh moIs Er,aly established. It was reecgv
nized by the correspondence Of al the members
Of the Imperial family. Moreover, there was
for long tina in the family question Of msF-
rving him to daughter Of the ex-ktng Joseph,
the princess Charlotte.
Mr.. Berger was stiIl speaking when the re-
From Paris letters in ihe London papers We
Learn that NJ. Berger, (who, BY the way, was
called to tbe bar just fifty years ago. spoke
for four hours and hslf without nsmsnps
Interruption.
Mr.. AIlou-s fluent and very good speaker,
and a first rate advocate although eompara
tivelT little lynoWB-opsned the case for Prince
Napoleon. He was bold enough to say that the
eloquent anFucAle oppontu 70 Atul udd very
little hopes Of winning the cause, The case
was overlaid with romance, which, from the
lspss Of time it was difirult to refate. While
speaking most respectfully Of Miss Patterson
and her family, be could not help saying the
facts Of the case bore out the siatemenf 10 be
found On history, that she had said "lf can
be bis wife but for an hour, I wiz run the
riskfv She knew os the legal objections to the
marriage-the settlemsnt provided for the case
OF its being dissolved, and consequently she
had not contracted it With 'good faithD IN the
eye Of toe law.
PAM3, Jan. 26.-The great Bonaparte case
was net brought to a Conclusion yesterday.
d. Allou spoke till o'clock, and believe
hnisbed, but the legal journals entirely filed
with E. NJ. Berryer's speech, contain no re-
ports Of bis. The cause is postponed till next
Friday, Tor the reply and the speech Of the
public minister. GalignaRi says that the af-
fair will occupy three or four sittings, but
think this is a mistake. There is little doubt
that the arguments viii be brought to a close
on Friday next. The judgment probably will
no. be given till a day OF two after.
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HAVING sold our stock Of Bsoks Stationery, etc. "a
II Mr H Wade Co., sitter thanking our frten5s and
The public FOR the very liberal patr0naEe extended q
Us, most c0rdialy solicit Cor the new arm coutiuu-
ance Of their fav0rs. Respectfully,
GzO. PATTIsON co.
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Aemphlsl FepIuAfy y ioot'
EoTICE,
SHINGLES,

@. o. BOONE viii continue in the Commission Busi-
mesa heretofore and cordially recommend him 70
ouT friends. L. G. HORTELL,
fel-lm WM AcK zON
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PRICE oE STANDARDIZATION.

osiiy On advanced par 90
eeAH s.-.-s-. s..-.-.....- 900
"0eAV .ss..s-.s...- ....ssss 2soQ
p-VHhln hnlf-varrIV \ afvance
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DEPLORABLE CONDITION OF THE
GnVElfN NMENT FINANCEs
wAsHINorON, February Z, 1851.

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The following Communication has been sd.
dressed by the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
Mr.. Sherman, chairman Of the committee OF
ways and means:
SIR: deem it my duty to cali your atten-
ton to the pressing demands on the treasury,
and to suggest the only mode OF meeting them
without seriously impsiring the public credit.
The liabilities due, and to fall due before the
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Il. HUETINGToN, President.
TIkO. G. ALLTN, Secretary.


STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 90
Hartford county. 90
HARTFORD, January 7, 1851.
Personally APPEARED Huntingdon, president aud 7.
C. Auvn, secretary 0f the Harif1Td Fire Insurance
oompany, and made oath that foregoing staten ent
by them subscribed, is true fl md staement
Of the Affairs of said company and exhibits far
be ascertained at this date its actual condition on
the frst day Of January. 1851. Before me,
JAMES NICHOLS Justice OF the Peace
CoEVROLLER's OFFICE,
RAsHv1LLEl Tenn January 81, 1851.
This is TO certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, located at Hartfor the state OF Connec-
test has complied with all the Tsquirements Of The
code tn suhjec Of foreiEn inlrHuce uorp3r atons
in sections ifsS 70 1907 inclusive, we'll the act sf
24h Of March 1850 chapter as, section TO- requiring
deposits with the eonroler Of twenty thousand dol
Of ak per cent bonds Of the State and that James
e. Chadwick is the legally authorized agent OF said COM
psny, in the city Of Memphis, State Of Tennessee.
J. 7. DUNLAP, Controller.
- Policies issued and renewed, and losses adjusted
and promptly paid, By
j. e. CHADWICK, Agent,
feI-Im BANK BUILDING
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ST2s 800 S75s .513 5,b12 90
Interest End rents accrued, mostly pAya-
BE Janusry, lssi.................... i5,TT2 %
Total asaets..s-. Ss6S,171 81
EOTE.-Our stocks snd bonds are held as permanent
investments and the present panic vsue Is criterion
o ther actual sauei bat prefeTrng 70 comply strictly
with he letter OF the law, enter them TIE lowest
cash the 3ist December is6o thereby making
difference Of nearly $4,000 in our statement.
LIABILITIES
8. No liabilities TO banks others due oT not due.
6 No losses ali justed and due.
T. Ios'cs either unadiusted or
5. Adjusted and not SSbi06 g
3. Losses In suspense waiting further proof,
included In last answer above.
10. An other claims sgainst the ccmpsny,
tdivideEds unpaid ..........,........ 800 %
letel .s'sssssssss. eooi luo -
The rule Of the sompany is not % exceed $1,000 in
any one risk. subject % loss BY 3 single IRE.
- The amount insured ip city OF village depends upon
its size-generally all the desirable risks TO be
had subject TO the rule last above named.
Is. The amount insured In any block OF buildings
depencs upon its size and construction subject %
the rule ehove referred 70.
Il The Of Incorporation is the same etofore
Sled.