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Boarding.

BOARD At THE BATTERY .-Seve-al single
ID rleu will md handsome accommodations hV call
in, ~ N Whitehall street. As0 large ROOM well fur
rish1 Vnuf -uif gentleman AMI i- VIE The ocaf'0u
j. Unsurpassed. fhe terms reasonable 10
I1Utt.pI t.-Iqoor three single gent -aian can be-
ID accom- mndar M board -nf roouis 40 70 tAuh-r- IL
Good reference required irlt i,u
DIEa-t>T ROOMS TO LET. on the ri floor.
I r.h board .0r gentleman and lady. Apply 20 - Cham
hers -. III door from hroafwav. 'ei4 '-r
gDO.EDI.c.-Flrni-ir-i or uuium..a.-i Rooms i0 le
- wh BOARD. il one oi fte most pleasant ocarHn- f
dc CIV Apply 40 ~ Broadway. 90 The bead OF Bowling
Green Trln-lrni Broader- : per Gay. 'el7 '-'tc
.,OARD-A Gentleman and VIE. orfSo or three single
- Gentlemen can lc acc0uno iail At ~ Leorarsfreet
Opposite lire Carlton House vre but .ew boarier- ARE
taken JrlN sN
Do,RUl>G.-MRS J. HAIGHT. No - Barclay.
ID corner 0f 81 Peters Place has pleasant ac-0lnoa-
lions lr transient ROarler- ty iHr day week The
alton j. central Broadway. ONE block from the A-i0r
House Mrs II. mas permission 10 refer 90 tire following
gentlemen
r. Iarhlvav. NJ p. No. 70 Murray siaeet
Harris Wilson. F.r - Murray street
Alex. : Gould E-G. lfi Nassau sheet ms im1sis'
DDtEDIN(..-A few grnire. per-on- can De- accom-.
ID uaiIafed with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS.
with bedrooms ani closets az i0ing Pee ~ and i floors
nj bau-e No 20 Chambers street. few doors 81 Broad
vsv The rooms LARGE and AIRY. aud he house i-
well slurIi-d with CrYtuu wafrr.nnd BATHING ROOM.
10 which narirr- vfl have without extra rlr-c
References gwen and required Apply a. 81 Chamher'-
street ~ l~I
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rr-i.n. ofO.F .-MFrInIAN ronGr M 4

II I. u. Of u. F.-MfIIDIAN LODGE M. g.
Tie Member, oi l- Lodge are hereby notified 10 a.
their Lodge Room corner II Grove and Hudson streets
Siav morning nest iih inst hafpa-t ., ehi O'Clock
tn m esaia for ihe purpose " participating the fGner
al Obss,a.s OF the late fNPTe-idcni General Andrew
Iacksou Brothers OF the order In general invited
ioln iu With u. JOHN Il. CHACE, Jr. y. G.
~ LII BILL Soy. ~ -il.-
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~ American Institute

iW American ii- N'iIItfl- ut N''- Of.
flir eue.ed 10 meet 10 he Repository n me ram
f- dsv TIFsDtY al O'Clock, for the purpose of uIuu
Ore fumen. procession Of EN-fresidrut Jacs -on.
JOSEPH CDWDEN.
EDWARD CLARK.
HENRY NfIGS.
Committee. Oi ARRANGEMENTS.
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4 ~-IG\EE,~ -ALL. II

~-IsNEE-~ -tLi.-Tfc -'0cA of goods ~. ~
" Broadway cnn--f.ng of rich Silk and Millinery Goods
general v together with about o0 Ladies sk lais, nude n
f. mos. fashionable style and in great variety Many
which are extra choice. al 81 which Will be- offered Yer,
low 10 make an immediate close oi the ASS -rinert
Ntss orb. June %, 1881 ieli }i-.
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fp-L. q, of %. Fiji members Of Commercial
Lodge No IL l. o. Of q. are requested 10 me- al ne.
rooms an Broadway. on TJf>pAf hOhNINo -'h
q, nay the last tribute OF respect 10 me ar eAifes''h
Gen. Andrew Jackson. by order ci Me Lnrtr =, =,
W d. WORRALL, N. q.
J. H. BACEaAN SECS. pro tenn
rooms ,eSa-
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=
TUESDAY EVENING. June .sih iEigmh ap2eafanSe
In America Of Mr. ROBERTS. who vii dsnce NJ fs--s
D,iX of la Polka with Mss Taylor second wees III
ACROBAT FANtLN The performance % commence VIZ,
Anher- Overture Lac de- Fees Amer whch ~ o-i
.e,ia called IN. >PITALFIELD> NEANFk> hrown
Mr. Roberts 10 be followed BY he performances II ne
ACROBAT FAMILY. To iconcnie lEh rnel Win me
petie-come,iy Of ONE HOUR. or The Carnival ball
Charlie. >wiiliy Mr. Roberts
- Tickets my cents. 'cZf
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AUCTION CAKPETS.--GEO. u =. HYATT, ySJ
"A broadway Of AntiOnyst has recently frcstysd
rom a.cfOns large assortment VI Ingram Capets raDgnx
pnce from shilling, pr yard such A. are usually sod
nom ID .nlngs Aso. q beautiful assorra~b, Of Brus-
-. DIV and Venetian Carpets; Oh Cloths, Maitngs, Stair
Rods Hearth Rugs ali Of which Tor small pro-
IT, fyr CASH. myLj 14tss
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DY JAMES VI. MILLgR.awEpNEspAY. IA,

Is 'siS iSiS Trsl, Sale o. Para AMI Manu- sctured IN
DiA RUBBER SHOES. In Ne~.lora. ~ l'e S,ore on
Ns..rs R.h,p Bre,,ien, M II Gold street, leVsp pare
Par, and MANUFACTURED lnS Rubber shoes, consisting ot III
he ynrou. ~ es and Kinds. VIZ
Meas and Momen's Sheet Rubber over sh'~s
Shs,t Rubber ana Goth Strapped Over Sho~s
slnishci Pam Shoes
Momcns "
Ms. 4"
Women. Fafel and Lined Boots and Shoss
CallOon. bound Gr,sians
MAnuNcplr>i Ba.stns
Sheet Rubber Sandals
Mems
callers from sbrosl are invel attend this sae Terms
OF sse viii b. under $50 cash. under $50 months, under
500 months over slor monh> 81 uylo
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FARTHER FROM BuESo. AYREs.-ln our paper

FARTHER FROM BCENOs Afkbs.-ln out ptPet
of Yesterday inadvertently stated that part oil the
troops ON board H. B. NJ. ship Resistance " had been
landed AT Mo tevideo where they kicked up row. in
which several lives lost The troops had not been
landed at ALL On the 4th Of October celebration was
ot up At Montevideo by VasqueE, and among the deco
raons exhibited in the Plaza there appeared Indian
in the act of bursting his chains and trampng upon the
arms of Spain. This dspeased the Spanayds, who as
senbled in body and destroyed the offensive decora-
lion The Orentas however restored it, but the span
iards TO the number OF 500 assembled the night OF
OH and in spite Of al opposition again destroyed II
and placed he Spanish Tag among the decorations ad
loud cheers or Queen Isabella Ia this affair tnree ives
were lost Mr.. Ouscley. the British minister. na.as p
instructions in reference 10 the rooDs on ooatu .ue
sisarcc at the reques. OF Vasquez taken IN cohnecou
with the riot il said would assume the re'poHe
ity Of landing the troops for the purpose o! preserV
order The Resistance. stated yesterday was oouuu
to ,he Cape OF Good Hope aad her appearance Oh ue
South Anne rican coast had no reference 10 h oP
Going there. and consequently tIi' $780, ~ Az
instructions concerning nef. l ~
| SHOCKING INHUMASITY.-The Louisviie journal
e,res that about ten ago. unac OF Monticello,
in that Siae was sent By his family TO the Lunatc Asy
mn nj Lexington On his arrival at that institution. or
shcriIv afterward appeared calm and rational that
the SUPERINTENDENT or Managers sent him home. Al
home he became violent and his family determined 10
dispose him that he should trouble them no longer.
Accordingly they built ner their own residence very
small and strong bochouse and around that another,
thus making double bock-house. They left narrow
opening through which they thrust the lunatic and.
when he in. they built up the opening leaving little
orce Just large enough to admit OF his food being ex
tended to him And in that horrd prison, for ten long
years OF heat and cold the wretched unatc has been
kept by his family with bedclohes no hre ana
hope OF escape except through the gate OF death
Can be possible that such things are tolerated In
Christian land
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..t.lo Car on Long Island sound.


I'D, Editor Of The Tribune
I'.- ;.,erestine incident came under my observa-
90 aov or Two since, which SO pleased me that
w. go, easily resist the inclination feel TO make
snure puolic' ., ,o.r %
=, his Western Hemisphere from sea to sea,
-, been the means already OF introducing the
a. 10 one, at least. of the greater oceaas-Lake
"a the ADMINISTRATIVE 10 Bridgoport-the
p,a Products TO the iron.b bound shores OF New
a.ai.r1-and this by means of Railroad car, well
with Western Products, landed on the dock
Eo-:ssanort over a continuous line OF Railroad OF
We than 800 miles in length
STrbs, field for contemplation does this open TO
countrymen. if they would but stop for mo-
-sut 10 consider
THIS line OF Railroad though but one of several oil
..s,l magnitude, either completed or in progress In
n1,cooptry. accomplished within Ceyy few years,
an achievement OF greater magnitude and wider
..cb in its influence, than has often been accom-
.g.bed by the desolating Wars and conquerinS
,ru;es of oden times, for centuries
The above fact vcrilies, most triumPaahiiy pre-
,,on made some four or five years since oy one oil
ne most enterprising projectors OF the housaloc
a,aroad-That NewYork and Chicaso ~ou,u " t,
6,esrs be nearer III their Intercourse 'n"A -
.i Buffalo were 10 years before r.,; 49,.
ms being but one OF the achievements Of this chaIac
:, what may we anticipate for our county H. 9huer
hsnipn influence Of Peace OF less than half cen
- such works have been accomplished as have
lied the Flooding energies of Europe. and diverted
ssir attention from the outchery and hatred OF eacn
ss, 10 the construction OF similar works IN tncr own
n,ry designed for the promotion OF their Social and
Iibe People are true themselves dor the Admins
ors Of the Government but the creatures oil their
I'm Insisting upon the fostering OF Protective
i.v, and the encouragement of National, State and
caroors,e Improvements in their respective spheres is
100 much 10 anticipate, as speedy result teetnine
49, ~ smiling Villages contented Husbendry, and an
.,.sc snewy and reliable of Artisans in all the
;.Sofs OF civilized liei We think not
Bo, no, to trouble you longer Who shall assume the
non.biy OF arresting this Nation in such course OF
rosperiy and dver,ing the channels of trade and Of
,,cs intercourse into avenues Of blood: Let the
sieklers for National honor, which they so feeoiy
,n,sp in their grasping demands and in their
is,lnss with their own Government answer.
Yours, sc. A. H. II.
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s9rrrIEI.D PLATED WARE.

~ c.RDINEK No 2S5 Broadway, has just received
b. from Two OF manufactures ID sheisia very
large and uG OF The very oes
The iine among which LIE following prominent articles
viz Plated Tea Kettles OF the greatest Vafey anu VI 'us
latest silver patterns Tea and Coffee rIsi lea SETS very
SUPERIOR Beefseak aud Vegetable Dishes superb DISH
Covers; extensive assortment Of alters s sno
from 50 inches every variety OF ne" ano uSauu
patterns Liquor Stands and CH,Iorsi CsEe ano run
Baskets, The greatest variety Of new pai.sfnsi Caaae
and Brackets Snuc and TTsys; bullrr tuoo 1
These goods have beun chiefly ordered for me present
holydsy sesson worthy The attention OF nose
seeking useful well ornamental aruce lueS ie
from Ihe well known houses OF Thomas Bradbury son
and Dixon Son. imported by the subscriber dLrec
and Ill be nold 81 The mos moderate prices do os-'s"
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" AL the medical remedies sold at q Cort!ands St
under the immediate of graduate OF one OF
-, colleges III this city aud member o the pres
ia MeacA Society OF the city and discerning people
t-As We have no one remedy cure ali complaints Of
omsh iA:ny, but specIhc remedies for specific dis.
Wteinef th-y eiicac;ous is the generality of
Physicians Prescriptions we submit 10 the jud gmen, OF
woo have used them. That they do not paake Of the
- o 9Iack medicines. that they are advertised
- sYuno sense in judcious prescriptions, can readily
1911 1877. haVlng known from experience the effects Of
al Bone Lmo annsd asee su pe
Ingenuity OF all our enemies produce ANYTHING
tnectua 10 cure rheumatism and this purpose
FIGI2i Colland-sl Lei the afflicted have The benefit
"a aeod
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coLMAN's WINDOWS, NO. 2o3 BROADWAY,
o. To those Persons who have been entertained a.
Mr. CoLMASs Windows ior past years, hs Wouo Suggest
their calling his store and examining his Immensely
valuable stock Books Of every variety Paintings Engra
viugs Stationery Fancy Articles &c suitable for presents
during tie Hoidays. He has all the New Works, and
many choice old ones, which ne offers low rs other
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MARRIED

on Sunday evening, 18th inst at ST. James Church,
by Rev. John n Smith. Mr.. JOHN MCCAIN TO Miss
ANN, daughter of the late Philip Fay. of this City
On the 2lth by Rev Ira r. Steward, John H. Jones 10
Margaret V. Maigne, of Va
Al Albany. oath. Joseph Hogeboom TO Mary sigma;
Moore 10 Elizabeth Btteman
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INSIiRANCE COMPANIES Sale of damaged Boots
land Shoes at 40 Chsthsm-st directly opposite
Tnrare The Store will remain open until 18th inst Tor The
sse OF Roots and Shoes damaged BY late ire We are sell
ine our goods very ow pces mems coarse Boots -
nsfl such calf sewed Boots 50 gents Cater 81 3
ladies' Cater 81 Il ladies' fine French Suskls os ana bill
,ricIes ia The iue Ct the above low prices $50 wv
V0EaP CROCkERY, al sc Cherry ST between
u Oliver and James stsrurolers al IS aozsn Castor
po,ss Sail Cellars 3D. 10 IS Lamp CElmneys hantei Or
nmsns "a 10 IS pair, Glass Pitchers, Celery Siands
Coee Pots Pitchers with covers China Oyster TuEeens o.
" los China Tea Sets, with socd assortment! o. pne
~ cheap dSO Zus 49, - -
OHEAP ACCOUNT Books Manufactured ana so!c
tby FRANCIS & LOuTREI, a Maiden-isAe, SoniP.e.e
ss -, nar,s of SETS ruled pound IN every style re4l
81 low PRICES Every description OF Foo:scsp ard LT
Ter Papers English French anu American sSSons!y SOLO
in onsti,es 10 suit purchasers Printing and Dinuihs ca
~ gae-., =, ~. lowest rates LEWIS FRANCIS,
e-S ~, o. wv CVRITS II LOUTREL II Msiden-ane.
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Go.raas Iiali,, Aiedeaed Soap for the cure OF PIN
Pea Freckles Tan Ssllowness Euptons and all skin din
enen,s the only depot 81 Wsikel.sL LIST Slore FROM
i.s.H 80 cents cake. oIocse aaI Dye Vegetable
ss for srael:ng supe.tnoas hatr, without injury
% si Lily gAre for instantly scattering redncss and
&C The above celebrated preparations OF DR.. Gouraud
~ found ouy (bcar IN ninc a. o. LIST Store
sGua Broadway
AsisrA-E g. Tu,tle Assembly Buildings, PeAadelphia
soeeSs Aixsl Boston Carleton y Co. Lowell iNes Sa
~ WI Gesrish n. Bedford Guud, Bangor; Bliss Sprlns
-~s' Vrcen Co. Worcester: Myeys. II. Haven. d. II
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DIED:

December 25 of consumption. DANIEL A. BRADY,
in the 2lst year Of his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his father No 44O
Fourthst between First and Second avenues this ues
day. afternoon at 81 o'clock.
On the 2Sth inst. LEONARD G. HOFFMAN, after
lingering illness, aged "a years.
His friends and those of his son. Tobias w. Hoffman
are respectfully invited attend his funeral from his
late residence 900 Walkerst this Tucsday) afternoon,
half past O'Clock.
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nnyy FIR 1S46.-This day PnbIished he Din


WITH THE COLLEGIATE SANCTION.
THE CITY DRUG sroks, anse5 the psoPns19,ap
ahG no The patronage OF many OF the old est
in eE . pss sas t ss' eslsa
10 Inc ues VI 49, article Is prepared and put up for
s ssss srs .oag is and influential feeusnne'
Your pai'ona HORACE EVERETT, Aeoia-c.ry,
No. SO Hudson, cor. Leonaid-s.
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e. The waier-Cure OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1t pretty generally uadersood that the old modes OF med
ica pracce by poisonous drugs although for centu-
re in vogue yet many particulars radically erronc-
GUS With much OF truth has been said of the exist
ing svstes Nature is fighting with Disease blind man
armed club tst il, the physician, comes 10 settle The
accomplish this lifts his club and strikes nj random IT
he strikes the disease he kills the disease II nature he Kills
nature" Accordingly, various new systems OF healing
have in modern times been sought out All of these, even
10 OF necessity he founded 10
greater less extent upon Some welestaDsheI anu ions
known principles of medical science. But Inc system
which of all the greatest innovation upon previous sdes
is tina, popularity termed HYDRoPArHY, OR THE WATER
the use OF drugs OF any kind Whatever be said In Ia
vor of other modes ii WILL we believe, be acknowledged
by all who acquainted WIN ie facts hat lnD system
has parallel s II IS SYSTEM moreover
that ID emuou calculated to become Understood by the
many.
The WATER CURE JOURNAL" is devoted 10 explaining,
in popular way the system. The Editor IS engaged
m daily practice in the city Of NewYork He believes he
has advantages for making the journal an interesting one
He does profess literary experiences or Eler pu hopes
Roi materially TO offend In this respect
This system apparently simple Is II Is we are Wiling 10
cHpabty 10 be made speedily etcacous
in acute disease OF whatever FORM aud IN the preventing oil
PAIN but strongest facts possible are TO De iouno IN
The curing OF chronic muades that no o'her eans Gun
reach
Finally we believe TINT whatever opinions persons may
have ofo,her modes the Information me journal VIII give
on Bathing Cleanliness, Clothing, Ventilation Food Drinks
in ne the prevention OF disease VIII renoer
vausbieto all who choose 10 read.
! TERMs.-The Journal Is published semtmontny eacn
number 10 contain l6 octave pages subject newspaper
pos age only the low rates OF 81 for copy per year
81 for copies address, 80 cents per year ior ~
more copies 10 one individual address Address postpaid
JoLL SREw. NJ Editor of the WaterCure Journal, 80
Bou6st New York.
TO EpIroRs -Tho,e who will do us the favor TO publish
this Prospectus and send us Scopy OF their paper! WIN De
entitled the Journal year We hope editors
win notice project they believe !, deserves are
moi afraid TO the system spoken against we are
6ypys thankful 10 hear plain, honest TAX doo I'D
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s,.,,r,n,,on, received to the Weekly Tribune,
Business Notices.

FoR PREsENTs-Fine Gold snd Silver Watches, Rich
Ausry Silver Ware Plated Cake Baskets, Casters, Can
8aacks, &C. Britannia Urns and Tea Sets, Gold Thin
be- pectaces Pencils Pens Locie cts, and Miniature Ca
u Silver Bouquet Holders, Gard Cases, Hair Pins nnd
snental Combs and great variety OF fancy goods for
e1phees which buyers would find ii 10 their interest 10
certain al ia Cha,hAu,-st ALBERT BEACH. dz7 1t
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ET Mr. Luther H. Hovey, lawyer of Roches.
M or vicinity mas left his evidently better naf and fled
70 paru unknown taking with him the wife of Amos J..
Wheeler Of Greece, Monroe Co.
EVENING Ruiz To UTIcA.-The Mohawk and
Hudson and Schenectady and Utica trains commence
their evening run at O'Clock this evening
IAlb Argus Of yesterday.
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The Militia.

To he Editor Of The Tribune;
noticed in your paper Of Saturday communication
,.,pec,ing the Militia Lap." signed "An.i Hura5ug"
tuow me 10 trouble you with few lines in reply 1t is
allowed by any reasonable that this Law is without
doubt great nuisance. But in regard to the use OF the
fsud. collected for fines AntiHumbug shows his ig-
,o,suce Of the matter Thavkhe fines have in some in
canoes been used to feast the Officers" do not deny
oul that tits usually so is quite mistake In regard TO
me set OF "loatcrs dubbed Captains Colonies, &C."
.u inform your correspondent that there are probably
ucny gentlemen who hold the Offices he alludes to- and
INA, they are a. anxious fer repeal of the present Law
uis Anti HGmbug.' Though the Law is useless, or
worse than useless present. yet as II is the LnU It
nrs be enforced and if Gentlemen do their duty as
Militia Officers" which is any thing but pleasant for
tsm as well as those under their command there IS no
r.son for denouncing them ioafc7s, &c. &c By in
ering the above you will much obge one who holds
commission in the HONORABLE MILITIA.
December 29th. lsi5.
o. VIII Honorable Militia be SO good as to
tell us what becomes of that portion of the Militia
Fines which is not expended in feed and drink for
the ofHcersl and VIVA, proportion it bears to the
reSdue1 Ed. Tribune.
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EvB. PALMER, The Agent for most OF The best News
penof all the cities and principal towns throughout the
@ary far and near, receives Advertisements at his Cou'-
n Newspaper idseti,ing Agency, IN this baildns-Ep-
utrs \, ,hs fo.r OFFICE nSu
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usEruI. vorTDay PRESENTS.

ERANCIS Y LOUTREL, II Maiden-lane, would invite
the of their friends and the public their large
assortment OF valuable and useful articles suitable Tor pres
consisting in part of gold and silver penccsses
with stone heads superior gold pens gold and silver cases
complete with pencil suitable for ladies and gentemeno
writing portfolios embossed extra finished with and with
our and card OF leather velvet and
ivory beautifully mounted in Variety daily menloan-
dunn boob for 1896 pocket edition; the pocket COMPANION
complete writing apparatus in portable form; Rogers
Sons superior pen and pocket Knives some WIN Renci.
patterns chess boards backgammon boards domnoes ell
egany gilt playing cards; note paper; note envelopes;
sSangiei wax motto seals WATERS &c nkstAnds
and ink trays OF bronze ebony horn gBum vta French
porcelain pump elegantly gilt rich cut glass elegant Gu!
and figured glass oil various sizes and patterns peduu
wipes silk purses; ivory tablets porcelain tablets, pear
and ivory folders hnished penhoders porcelain
states; trans parent states, &C. &c.
FRANCIS i LOUTREL, Manufacturing Stanoners.
d22 2wis ~ ialueiIdne.
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Tn. DIVISION OF the profits Is annual .,s
This Ins,uIion offers many important advenages pom
h Ts,nec 20 Life Insurance, and In S System OF Annul
les immediate and deferred
may effected by persons on their own lives
or The lives Others for the whole term Of life or for limit
I'd nsods and the Society being formed the Mutual and
Jop; STOCK priucple parties enabled as above ehown
10 participate the profits OF the SOCIETY," while aer poll
ces are guaranteed not only BY the constant
doers-
The premiums may be PAID yearly half yearly, or guar
allowed 10 borrow thirds Of ell premiums paid after the
6rst year. (See table
Insurance is effected and Losses settled under the d.
rrcon OF the Local Board OF Directors a: NewYork 10
whom also authority is delegated for investing the Society
funds in this country.
Pamphlets containing Tables Of Rates &c and all neess-
sary -mai;oa may obtained application n thr
ci.t.s Once "a Wsll-sr J. LEANDER STARK,
di 2nsawis General Agent for North America