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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

BUFFALO, Drc, 26, l9sp
We have at last been blessed with fine snow
ftorm, which makes business 70 OF lively. IL com
fmenccd ON Saturday eveRing last, and continued.
fEhhout intermisson, until noon on Monday, the
Enow ial ing to about a foot in depth
''s'"-day br'ag Christmas and the seiphino b.;nv
Gets presented a mos, animated APP
-. Every thing in shape Of a horse was en-.
F. before nine o'clock sleighs and cutters we re
IN high demand, aud crates were alta premium. All
fhe married women went TO ride with taer hv hands
and all the pretty girls Co ride with their beaux
Every thing passed of finely
Speaking oi pretty girls reminds toe Of an affair
hat came of here last week, which creates quite a
sensst'on among tho ton of the city. young and
nos beautiful girl Of high standing in society land
|by the way namesakc &c yours) wishing 20 20
into life partnership with gentleman residing
Ihere, and her parents not being suited with the
knatch, she conc uded, (as all lovely girls have
fright 70 dol to have her own way in She matter :
Accordingly all necessary srranecbeds being made
she woht out to call' OF her &c qnain,ances
living on the same street; and then md there not
having the lear ol her mamma before her eyes Miss
- gaVe herself away, " for better Ter worse" 10
khe man Of her choice. Ruinor ssith hat the Rev
gentleman, who clhciated on the orcssion had AZ
rst. some doub.s rs TO the prupriety of he pre.
Fedlng, but that the sight &c a few yeIlsir bous
ped his mind in an astonishing manter. and sn,.
~ MIN to sec his duty clearly, d perform IL
nhiuly ! understand the old Iolkt arc so,,c.
Rt wrathy, bot presume they will ge, over II in
omethisg less than year.
The lair, for the benefit Of the orphan svlum vos
eld last week. All the beautiful girls into,vn ,sr.
herc, and, ot course, the way the trinkct v.r, 80.
caution torag babies The receipts wore ab,n,
%ifht hundred dsiars-a good round sum COR tbese
haritimes. ''''e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
WAsuI,e1ox C,rv Der % Islo

WAsuIsGTuN Cry, Dec. % 1889.
The weather is so very cold, that il is difficult TO
40 even the most open mouthed politician TO talk.
tve been irving very hard all day 10 find out who
NJ Speaker Hunter intends to place At the head Of
The ways and means, the foreign anairs and the ju.
iitary, but thus far have been totally unsuccessful
Afew moments since, saw a gentleman who had
spent an horr with the President and he said that
bh. Van Buren, was decidedly Of opinion, that Mr..
John w. Jones, Of Virginia, would be placed al the
bead OF the ways and means; that Mr. Rhett, Of 8.
Carolina, would be made chairman OF foreign affairs
IL happens, however, that Mr. Van Buren's opin.
ions IN relation to these matters, MT whit bet
Ter than those Of any other gentleman Of the city.
who - inclined 10 guess. Mr.. Speaker Hunter r, who,
~ the way, II II very evident, intends TO throw
imseli into the embraces &C the whigi, in making
l.p his committees, holds no consutllion with the
President lie Is Influenced by other men MIR.
|~ry A. Wise, Of Virginia, is in all probability,
Pe power behind the throne" in the matter of
| rning the committees think. however, there
n1e but little doubt that Mr.. jonas villbe placed
lc head Of the ways and means
Ore i no news IN the city. IL is not now prob
that Dir. Croswell, OF tie Albsnt Argus, will
NJ charge e the Globe.
Yours, very obediently,
TOBtAs TRoTT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
CT CELEBRATED EYE
WATER

A MOST WONDERFUL CURg performed by Dr. j.
IA FRANCIS Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
My indson afflicted for nearly years with, what
medical men tern scroueus epthsma nebula each
eye and SO great the Inflammation that the white OF his
bear the light His head broken and
had him in the Eye nrmary for eight moalhs; lie dis
charged incurabe Ply sicia consulted and many
remedies usec without any good effect.
was at esgh Induced tria Of Dr. j. Francis Eve
Water and to the aonment of all who knew my grand
son. he u now re'tored to perfect sghtanl the scroua
entirely remoyedand had been for th, eye water
eve the child would have been totally blind for which the
Doctor - entitled TO my lasting esteem and gratitude.
New York, llth month, % 1889
REBECCA WEBSTER
We the undersigned certify 10 the truth of the
above statement. all its particulars having been eve wit
nesses of the facts therein contained
Charles sandord Sarah NJ. sandford Sarah s. Vail Ann
Carolan, lsaa Walton lag Ri street. Prudence Wal
tom Sarah Jane Walton, Hsnnlh Vail Rachel Lundy nj
Orchard street William Webster Jane Webster, 264 Hous.
street. David Webster Mary A. Webster 80 Second Avenue
REMARKABLE CURE.
This ia to certify that my child almost blind for three
yrs with nesula aud large ulcer that covered the sight
We took her TO Eye nrmary year. hut received no
benefit some OF the first and oeusts then
consulted aud many remedies tried without any good
effects Having heard of many astonishing cures
by Dr. francis celebrate Eye Water procured few
bottles and 10 astonishment all who knew her il
made aperect cure in i've weeks consider this
the greatest blessing that has been offered TO the public
aud Second street WILLIAM ANsEL
From the testimony of those who have used Dr. Francis
celebrated Eye Water, unhesitangy mend TO the
notice OF the public most valuab and safe remedy
Rev Duncan Dunbar Pastor Of the Nc Dougai Church.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, a. Thompsona.i
Rev. Mr. Davis Pastor OF the Church at
Mr.. Smith, IS Frankfort street.
Dr. G,enny Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Loudoa.
Mr. Stephen Foster, Saint Johns, New Br unswick.
Mr.. Joshsa Alien, Hariisnd, Vermont.
THIS Eye Water not prepared sold by any person in
the United States, but by Dr. j. Francis No. no. Barclay
street.
o. Artificial Eyes inserted by DR. j. Francis. without
giving the shtes pais which conno be distinguished from
the natural.
siS 10 Barclay street, n. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

Ntcs from Maine, rir Qusbsc-priv,,. io,
Isrs received from Quebec state that IN, bo,,lsr
irohses bad recommended on the disputed rr;,s,,
hetween New Brunswick and Maine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

ECTlrREs ON WiTCHCRAFT, AT CHATHAM
IL STREET CHAPEL-The Rev. 7. s. BRITAIN, will
deliver Lectures Wicheraf" at the Chatham street
Chapel Monday the 30th Dee, and Friday, the ID JAM
commencing each evening at hsfpsst O'Clock precisely.
Argument The existence OF nfrBs Spirits the fact
possibility of human beings holding communication with them
Tickets 90 cns to be had at the door the evening Of
lecture. d25 tJ3-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

boundary Troubies.-J. O. Sewell and Samuel
Wilson recently fought duel on the Texas line
Weapons rines-disiance, twenty yards. Killed,
none. Wounded, Samuel Wilson.
One day later from JInldicd Later INTEL gencc
confirms the report hat the Island Of Jamaica is I'M
healthy. The sickness is called the cold plague.
So6yiefy IN Tennessee The legislature have re-
fused to repeal the anti-tippng law of Tennessee.
PtnteTy.-Snow is two feet deep in Winchester,
Va, and three feet in lIagerstowi.
Locotoco LGnds.-The lands belonging 20 w. p
Harris, the deiauler. were lately sold for $500,
leaving the government minus S3j, 100
Monopoly in Nslc ORLEANS beef market in
that city has been rented for S5i 400 year, being
$500 more than paid last year; and the vege-
table market fr S36,O00, showing ar advance Of
S21OO IN the same time. Thus the people arc re-
fold in another
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

JoR HULL's RADICAL CURE or RlPIUREs-Oc
IL fee Vsscy street Astor oeA Surgeon Of Is years
practice IN constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
gives al Of reduble rupture the strength and com
,,utiona health Of the patient being otherwise
With proper aaapaon DR. Hull Truss sure IN re-
ain the ruptsre without the least danger the
" the slightest nterruptieo 10 exercise or business
Attendance given private hosses where reenrsd at and
dsr O'Clock, by the Office surgeon
~ B-Pe;en are cautioned srans; trusting spur,ou. IN
ssnons Of Trsses advertised Improvement. epon Hu.
None are genuine unless they bear the signature or AMOS a
HULLaDd the only Office IN New Yor, ;h. oriei,sl orc
ornsy in Fulton street. but NO.4 v.ssy street Asscr
Hu.e .so..l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

New PAcxEr SHIP SrEruES WHuNEr.-This
new and truly splendid ship, built by Bergh and CO..
was thrown open yesterday for inspection. She was
vsi ed by large number Of gentlemen, and the new
and novel arrangements the cabins and state rooms
were much admired She belongs to Mr. Robert
Kermit's line Of Liverpool packets, is commanded
by Captain W. G. Thompson, and will sail hence on
her first trip the 18th inst. In next publica-
tion we shall give a full description Of her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
DIR. hEbGOT.
OGULlST,
Broadway, entrance in Duaae street,
Confines his practice to
DISEA SEES OF THE EYE,
DIR. Es.s.GOT.

Coniines his practice to
DISEA ASSES OF TIL EYE,
OPHTHhLHTC SURGERY Nv GENER.iL.
froD Dr. Eolt extensive practice, and the number Of ps
tents who cannot be attended during his ece hours he ha
obtained the services Of DR.. WksruAcorr practitioner "a
vorshly known for years IN Til, city, member Of th
New York Medical society," and OF the Royal college ef sur
geons Edinourtn Dr. W. paid much attention 10 diseases
the Eye In Paris and rocenty to DR. Eolts peculiar
mode Of operation and ssiment
Ofhce hour. from 10 tSi e'elook.dsily my7s-ys
COPAkT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FULTON (iste fore
" man TO J. r. Wsl,er) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed eopsrtnershp urder the firm Of FuLroS
TsURros for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bush
ness, At b55 Broadway.
New York, Sept. is, 1879.
CARD-The xsdersigned having had considerable expert
~ n the Plumbing Business, and being acqusincd wit
every improvement in their line and prsctca
consider Themselves inferior none, before he
public with conGdeaoe of giving satisfaction.
q FULTON.
JTHURSTON.
New York, Oct. 7, 1889. o19-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

BOARD Two Or three gentlsea have neatly furnish.
- ed rooms with Board by applying At No 10 rark place
lower trent psrer with 'oa beJsted be had n desired
~. u. Dinner al s e'elock dis lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
CerOuev,s as0ice.

The Coroner was called to the New York Dispen-
sary, II hold an inquest on the body of poor wo-
man, who had died ia that establis hmebt, with
out the tormalty of recording her the books.
The apothecary depOsed that the deceased came
Their about midday, and immediate Is seized with
violent hemorThage of the lungs, which it was i'm e
possible 10 relieve aud she died in few minutes
Verdict, death from natural causes.
ANOTHER HURRIcANE.-The gale on Friday night
was very the Eastern coast, and extended
to Portland, doing great deal ef damage il SWEPT
along. The tide rose, Overlooking the cellars the
wharves; and chimneys and sheds and fences were
blown down in great abundance. The wind COM
menced blowing in Boston on Friday night, at half
past eight o'clock, from T. N. T., and il continued
from that quarter I'll half past two o'clock the next
morning, WHEN it yeered round 10 Il and Il. s. Il.
During the blow, twenty nine vessels were injured
more or less. At Newburyport, the wind blew a
gale, sinking four five small vessels. No vessels
were driven ashore at Scitua,e, Cohssset. or Ply
mouth, although the hurricane visited those places.
At Salem, six vessels were somewhat damaged.
The gale very severe at Portsmouth and Port
land; and the shipping in the harbor Of the latter
sustained considerable damage. Eleven vessels were
driven ashore, and otherwise injured. At East
Thomas,on, two vessels were more or less dana Red
Shipping suffered good deal at Gloucester, where
the wind blew very hara-six vessels we're driven
ashore End sunk See marine intelligence for further
ma rticulsrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

pleasant APARTMENTS TO LET.-The ,scorx
siery OF the house sco broadway eoutasi,s two Gee
rosm, With fo'das DOORS r"nr'', closet se Epsuir.
"e rre"sss ala imia>
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

NEW DIsCovERY-For the cure &c chronic diseases,
~ such sony standing scrofua .ndary syphilis ac.
piles duia tumors, and also all mersurisl ds
No pay required not for medicines, till the
perfected which wi tab. from three TO sir weeks and
be without hudraacc TO business Medicine and advice gratis
IL perfect is not performed DIR. ElNE. wishing 10
prevent any enhancement TO persons who might be mld
reeted wily BY accident informs them that he has
agent and receives patients only his residence No Ito Hud
Canal aud Dsbrosses streets ANY person
whe poor but honest recommended by alderman de-
serving receive both medicine and advice ats between
and r. NJ every saturday. DR. HElNE, tei1g elderly
and native Of Ger nany his English language with
much difficulty understood.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

MUSICAL lNsTRUCTION-MR. MEADEp her. -
1Vl aunosDee that IN compliance with the eros spph
cations he has received he purposes remaining Ia town III.
winter and Will give inucton Singing and the theory a.
practice o. the Piano Forte Application t. be made him
al his residene. biA Broome street si9.Im,..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

IIARD TINES AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT THEM
The subscriber would sve the atten OF bis frieuds
and the public 10 his we'll seec ed stock OF Dry Goods which
ne selling sscces in order TO fulfil his engage.
ments The goods purchased almost Invariably cs
the lowest market prices, aud will be sold FOR same
The ,ocs s.i- Of Beaver Pilot aud other Cloths ssuet
and vssiines SILKS and Hcnoe. Fisnnes Musp. Lipsns
Calieocs and Lace,; in sher beautiful assortment viii
price. 10 sat purchasers. JOHN II. Bennett,
d. I'm 81 Houston street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

L. yxa~ "a THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
'ee7...syfxsys having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
rips between New York and Newburg Monday the 18th
Instant leaving New York Monday and Thursday alter
aoon at o'clock aud Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
ernoon at six O'clock touching the intermediate landings
70 receive light freight and passengers
n. BAH freight. baggage bank bs NEST be at
re rsx Of the owners, unless a0ng therefor
jr the GODS be entered on tbs baaks,G hrbIst
sse CRAwFOrv. MARTIN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

the pubc for genuine
-Gsnune Buffalo Oh i, fast takingth place Of all other
articles promote the growth soften and beauty the Hair
gives Il sofnes that other article and
II t. csrl bcsuuIy-Ly free will darken and give the
hair satin gloss il gy perfumsd and gives perfect sat
sfaction to all who have given trial You wall observe
tie sgaturo Of tae proprietor william Brown also Dufia
10 Oil" imprinted the Bottle. In consequences of
erfi which has recently appeared aud FOR sale
beeu pursuadd to obtain label ,ngrlyed "copper" for
which have secured copy right, entered according to
Act of Congress in the Clerk Office OF the District Court r
Ma sachuetts. Any fri z ment will be dealt with accord
ing to law. Dealers supplied by Sands No 70 100
Fulton st. Sold at retail by ring 64t Broadway Burnet 81
Canal t Emsree II East Broadway; 0aoa. s17 BoweIy;
Hart, corner OF broadway and Cham ,srs 81.
Price s1I cents. dl3-ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
A LUXUuIANT uEAD OF IsAIR =

bUxUHlANT HEAD OF fAKR ivy.
IL eth CRAM ofLiies beauties ana gives gradual dar
gloss 20 the hair promote its rr5wh prevents its falling ont
and cectualy dsudrid spd scads. Compare II with
any other article and yeu will Cad IL ro.sssnga body capable
ofpcn.traug the of he hair and Immediately removing
dandrif other obstacles 10 the growth bald places For
sale by A. b. D. Sapds 20 and 100 Fulton J. Wyeth, li3
Bewcry syme, 81 and s70 Bowery DE-. Hart corner Of
Chambers and Brodwav j. Dewar Of Chambers and
Church Guion $50 Broadway Minor Dey o.
aud Broadway Palmer, sos Brosdwsy Dickie. ana Broad
way Clarke. Houston and Broadway Ring bfi
Broadway Cole AVID Ogden, COL Broadway Lindsay, 80
9TH Avepro Creighton, CarmiDe and Bsdiord Dr.
Burnett 81 Canal street, &c. &c. Price SO cents See fac
simlia Of" Wyeth" on each
Also for sale above, WyErHs MiLs % RosE, the only
Of heckle pimples and all efupoHs OF the lace
chin. neek from shaving, 5Sds other causes ndo 2w
DUsTON CRAJkEK BAkERY-Wilam bond 90 Orch
10 ard street Grand would inform the public that he
manufacturer the Boston, so and hard crackers IN superior
style the ouy place they made in n; ety. likewise But
aud Sugar crscker Soda and M Biscuit add Pilot brea
o22-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

The steam AMP LIVER
POOL, ll50 stons burthcn
and A65 horse y wer, II. J.
FAyRER, Il. n, commander,
Is app oin,cd to sail as follows I:
| From LiperDsol.
[ 10th November, 1899.
Goth January, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
Il q Y S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND AT Low PRICES,
for sale by
H0LBERTON * COLVILL,
Successors TO l.. Page Son, 90 Maiden lane, stairs,

Co AT tine ineemeut season OF the year. writes
pouden when csnsumpon, Asthma, Coughs Colds &C.
most praveen, most safe efcacou aud at the time
speedy roedy may be found DR.. Naons We
retsbe Basam For sale by D. d. Sands 10 and 100 Bul
ton Vt syme, % and $40 Bowery Burnetts Perfumcry
store 81 Cona street Sc For further particulars DR.. Ma
cons ert,semen in another part OF the Herald o223
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01
az EAIur TLtt HAIR n,

THE RAip! THE HART! THE
- ~vTwaNN HAIR .!i-No better evidence is wanting
! >Ek1gsi#SY to show the superiority of the Genuine
yQt~ASSA Buffalo Oil, other preparations
sa-.s.SSzsl- than number OF Dru.gs its endeavor
e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

y "a Canal Street few doors Broadway
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, 4 Co have the pleasure
TO inform the public and nauras that they have established
rare beautiful srd extensive Msnsgere Of Living Ausis
and bsass at the above pamed place. Their coeot-n
prse great variety Of the finest specimens ofnstura history
imported TO America VIII be open for the reception Of
vi'itors each day, from 10y A NJ to sP and from to
in the evening. dI2 2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

LIME PLATED WAsE * SUPERIOR FINISHED
CUTLERf:-The ssbscriber has received per hss
packets aud opening this daf large and complete
of rich plated ware consisting svernouned Casters.
Cake Baskets svernou@ted Tea and Coffee Urns; Candle
siicss &c, &c Also very Spends Of fine la
bic Cutlery consisting Of So 100 pcss Of ,orv
Pearl and silver hante ksves, with French forms Folks
ira Carvers, aad extra fine Knives for Silver Forks All fs
sale at very ievprces, as usual. by
all a. A. A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

RRoADWAY CiRCUSs-Mes.rs WrLs., BAKrLgrr 4
- Co-lhe sports OF the Circle tins Afternoon and Eve
uing will commence with the
orrek war ors ke,urn or the Captive Bride
tonng leafs OF orsemanship by Master Gle nroy Vcissi
tades Of Sailors Life, by Mr. Bacon MIR as the
Whd warrior OF Am,nca ON his beautiful flying sieed
and Equilibrium Yeats and Tight Rope Dancing and
anc'ng by Mr. peross tn be followed the celebrated per-
ornisnes of sNseny the Banjo TO conclude with the
new Buetta OF sanucau The Orgies of Nicholas.
Boxes oo cents PIT 20 eeu;s Doors open at hail pat
performance to Commence at o'clock precisely. An .o
pelice Is engaged TO preserve perfect order. d2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01


l4th December, 1880 10th November, 1889.
Goth February, 1870 Goth January, 1910.
Thereafter the Goth Of each alternate month.
lars 10 Liverpool thirty five guneas (Sl63 a3 in the aft
nd thirty suinea (sl40 in the fore saloon cudns wines
and all stores Stewards fees So No second class
gers taken Children der 10, and servants, haifpr
100 tons freight will be tahenapplicaoL first to be made
ct the office.
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship.
Yer passage freight apply personally by letter TO
JNO. POLLOCK, Liverpool; "a to
ABM. BELL * co. Agents, III Fulton ST., Y.
B-The company's ship the " NEW YORK" Of
i4OO tons burhen, will phg early in the 1876
thus afording departure the 10th of month asd
frora New York and Liverpool nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-01

" GEOLOGICAL NsTlTUTE--JuNE, TITUS, AN
II CEVlNE CO.. splendid collection Of Living AMI
mails now oPen Tor the reception OF visitors al their we'll
know establishment No 81 Bowsry where every preparations
has beta made 10 receive the public. Vnors will have
the additional advantage OF b,holt that and snc,s
animal. sLIVlNG EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! Aud the fer
iher Rrsiheslion Of seeing BLACK TlGERi the enc
teuee OF which has hitherto been either doubted denied By
all authors who have written the subject
Entrance to the exhibition No " Christie street sirecv
in the rear Of the Bowery Auphheatr..
Hours Of eribon irsm 10 o'clock A. N. toA r. M.
from . 10 in the evening"
Admission - osnis children under year. OF sg.
price. "a 3m.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-31
T56A.OOD

WOULD present TO the public new mode OfINSU-
RANCE extensively practised in other cities. Instead
af the annual premium, depose is made with the
Company in the nature of loan, for the of which
the party is kept insured He is not liable to be called
upon for any further contbutonbul the deposit may
be claimed at any time subject to dscounl of five per
cent.
few examples will render the subject perfectly
plain, and show that the expense is iii some instances
but half the usual mode, and at the same time saves ne
cessity of annually renewing the policy, wherein the ne
gect of day has often proved ruinous
Brick Dwelling in the city, paying 35c per 800 an
nuay, may be pcrpGtuay insured by adeposite Of 2
per ci or S35 in every $1,000 The interest ON this de-
posiie is9, 10 or2l cents per $iC0 instead of35
Brick Dwelling in the Country, favhrably situated
pays 60 cents per Sl0G. The deposite for perpetual in
surance woii,a be per $50 per $1,000, the inter
est of this is three doias that Is annually THIRTY cts
instead ofsIxTY cents per 500.
A FIRST RATE mill pays II per cent annually, and
may be insured perpetnay for 10 per cent The depo
site would be 800 every ihousandthe interest Is
six dollars thus the actual cost Of annual insurance on
.e mill BY this mode is go instead of l25 per $780,
Insurance is also effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any other office. i q.
T. H. S. is also Agent for the celebrated New YORK
Lire Insurance AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to make Insurance Lves,g rant annuities and sell
endowments. Office opposite the Custom House, up
stars nov 80 MW&F