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BEDS! BEDSM BEDSM!
FEATHER BEDS. 10 be h

SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, 10 be had
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, (new No) 80 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
and of the best Ticking, the iopeSt prices
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag In
large or small quantities. Hotels Boarding houses,
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses renevat
ed at the shorestnotice For good articles call at the
favorite Stand two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM p. SPENCER.
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ITEMS OF News. The Charleston papers
announce the death OF James Jervey Esq, pre-
sdent Of the State bank of South Carolina.
-The drying room of the New Orleans
sugar refinery, was consumed on the 2Sth ult.,
loss SS,000.-Mr. Edward Wise of New
Orleans had his pocket picked Of So, 100 on the
2sth ult,-The steamship John S. McKim,
has been registered as a Texan vessel, and will
run between Galveston and New Orleans as
packet.-The Kent News Ssays the wheat
and clover are much in want Of rain.-T j.
Mclaughlin has been appointed mail agent be-
tween this city and Cumberland, in place of w.
L. Dorsey are 1000 eggs used daily
at the Aston House, N. Y.-Four vessels ar
rived at New Bedford on Tuesday, with TO-
1870 barrels sperm and whale oil.-In the
District of Columbia the truth is not admitted
in justification of a libel, as in Maryland-
Steamboats, on the North river charge only so
cents from Albany to New York, distance of
$50 miles.-Benjamin III, Cheever, has been
removed from u clerkship in the fourth Audi
tors Office at Washington, and Mr.. Thomas, of
Ohio, appointed in his place.
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A FRESH SUPPLY. Received this day from
IN New York, another lot of rich embroidered
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS-rcher than any that
has been offered extra rich Scarlet do Crimson;
| extra rich Paradise; black, and full assortment
of white, from Sl2 so to 500
invite the attention of the Ladies to these and to
a lot of extra rich MOUSLIN DE LANES, and 3
cartoons plaid BARRACKS, at the low price of so cts
per yard. J. EDWARD BIRD,
ap4 [P] No. 209 Baltimore-st
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WNxCHANGE HOTEL,

~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every nducemeRt for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. Td2- til JOHN WEST,
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SUCKER" OFFICE SEEKER. A cores
pondent at Washington furnishes the Knicker-
booker with the following laughahle sketch.

A SUCKER" OFFICE SEEKER. cores
pondent at Washington furnishes the Kncker-
booker with the following laughable sketch:
chickens might draw some laughable car
ricatures from the live specimens of office hunt
ers now on hand here. Tho new President
has just advised them all to go home and leave
their papers behind them, and such a scatter
ing you never saw! One fellow came here
from Illinois, and was introduced to wag,
who he was told had great influence at court,
and who, although destitute of any such pre-
tensions, kept up the delusion for the sake of
the joke, The Sucker addressed the man of
influence something IN this wise: Now, stran-
ger, look at them papers. Them names is the
tIst in our town. There's Deacon Stiles; there
amt n piouser man in all the county; and
there's John Rogers, our shoe maker; he made
them boots, and better pair never trGmped
over these diggns You wouldn't think them
soles had walked three hundred miles of lloosier
mud, but they have though, and are sound yet
Everybody in our town knows John Rogers;
just you 90 TO Illinois and ask hun about me;
you'll find out how | stand. Then you ask
Jim farmer, our constable, what did for the
party; he'll tell you | was a screamer at the
polls. Now I've come all the way from ILL
nos, and on foot too, most of the way, to see
if | can have Justice. They wanted mo to
take town office to home, but | must have
something that pays beforehand; such as them
charges as they call 'em. | haint got but
seven dollars left, and | can't wait; Just get me
one Of them charges, will ye? Tell the old
man how t is-hel do it. Fact is, he must;
I've airnt the office; id If haint.' "
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ROOT FACTORY REMOVED.

SOMETHING NEW,
y NEAT AND USEFUL!
The subscribers wish the Ladies to call and see
new article of INDIA RUBBER SHOES they have
just received-comprsing all the various styles of
A. Buskins, Sandals, and ~
cQszH Grecan Ties, Slippers. es'nH~hS
The above particularly recommended to the
ladies' They keep the feet dry and warm, and are at
the same time neat and dressy They have also on
hand, large assortment of LADIES WALKING &
DRESS SHOES, from Morocco and Kid, suitable for
the season. Also, Childrens BOOTS and Shoes
all of which neatly and fashionably made. Don't
forget to call, and you will be pleased.
ELLIS & NICOLAI,
dl2-tf No. 50 BaItmore-st.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IN he Steamship Greaf Vssfera, from Lir1po0l-D
Voorhees,, TryOn. @ Crist and lady. W Mortimer,
Andreau e Beer: Morlot 4 Hunt, Dominick and
lady T I Nasques & AddOms and lady. J / Benedict.
Johnston and lady r Johnston and servant. John.
stoD Miss Johnston Mr.. Bernard Nr. John
Tenant Mrs. stone. Mrs J stone. Mrs J Nosin.
r Patrick and lady II Burerhcd McHenry, J Ne
smith LADY and child II Wlcocks. W II Clements, "
n Coles l. Berrie. 4 II Gillian and lady. Yale. G
Hul-e 4 No'calto Mrs Emiene ID Clarke and lady. 4
w Thomas II Lewis. Jr r Hunt W Hshishand. 4 :
Ely 4 l. Argo Jones' & Nyse Samuels. II Gaseuoine.
lady and children. and nurse maid. Parsons. Nc
Lean w Jaifray. II Woods, L Exoftn, 7 & Mountain,
knOwer. W II Hendeb0urch. lady and 6 children.Miss
Purves Wilson and wife T II Charraud NJ Mitchell. J
b James lady and children Mrs Vanderbureh and ser
want II Farmer Right Rev DR. Barrow. Mr. stairway,
lady and I children Miss Blackwell. Mr. I Blakey.
" Blake Regsly. II Underwood. " Smith, J Bel.
A Molenski. Bass II Smith, T Soils. " Roberts.
Sellers, ii T. Clark. d Hszen Graham. Mrs Woods
and child Rev W Wait and lady w Oakley. Smith,
T. : BALM Mrs Barnum and chdrenW Whitehead A
Quantin r VI Edgar T + ki'chng Henrion. II shaw.
II Marsh and valet F. Tweedy Mrs Mathews and
child Master Purves
In the packet 'siiP Tor0hfo. frou Losd0g-Mr Beman
and lady OF Nyork: 7 Eaton. Of Ohio. Mrs Sargent
Mary Elizabeth Joseph and VIM Sargent. Mr. Arthur
and lady Cecilia Archibald Alexander James and VIM
Arthur of Eng Mr. Moore Of ireland and 81 Storage
In skip star RDu5ic from Gairfsfon-Thomas II Bor-
den and lady John Laker and lady Mrs Persis Beni &
A Cuetis G II Jaeger Miss C0mes Jaeger. master John
Jaeger. Franklin Jaeger L J Latham. ESQ. II Rel. A
Underwood. John Adnance, John Sleight George W.
Pendexier " Hendioy Skeon O tr0rd, masters
stephen and Mathew Jaques, in the sieerage.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
In The ship H01iH9uer SAILED ycsferday for Lir0p0oi-
Capt Jones Br. Army and lady Of Canada; Mr.. Chas.
Eason Toronto. Alex Craig Ednburg Jas. Alex. Had
den. London: Richd Tumbull Jamaica Mrs. Maria
Noble. Liverpool Mr. John Chamberlain, Oakland Col
lege Miss
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JoNEss ORIGINAL POEMS VS.; ~. No I !,

,oxpgs ORIGINAL POEMS. No. /.
80 q, he morning wind that fans my fever
S,.,rf for the morning that shines 90 glorious
ar. gr.efu fosmy life, my health, my name my FORM my
v,, V,sefsl arr not for all these pimpes on my face
.,sf,l 10 The inventor Of the famous Jones's Soap,
r., seard my skin Of and boieh, and hed my eye
with hope;
ike snow;
ADD so for bis hair.ungoent, that forced my hair to grow
IN rrseful-yes indeed, sm-for, BY using these two
things . ,
uv.sn white my hair ia made as black a ravens wings
"A will s,il be grateful yes, As long a. 90 I'VE,
IL Joness Italian Chemical Soap, and Hair RESTORATIVE
~ Reader honestly and sincerely, though we mus pun
Il noetise JosLss CHEMICAL Soar, and JoStss HAN
ossTos.ryr we can cOnscienousy assure you, as can
reds who have used them, that, for the purposes re-
irus thew are the most excellent, usein ana beauuin
,,g. ever made The Soap fmiDd, ask for Joness SOap
rure pimples eckles salt rheun, scuvy, or any erl
80. ~ gpremen II Will make dark sunburnt SKID IN
tr time clear white fair beautiful, and free from spot or
hlenish . 81, -, =. l., a. -,
,,,g ever made for though II wakes hair however dry
m bs,,h NAV be- clean, soft and silky forces hair 10
o,. .tops il falling of, the scurf dandr, and
tsens in order three long any other article Boih
% od only al the sign Of the American Eagle ~ Chatham
,,e.t and BIS Broadway SewYOrk: l3s Fulton street
R,shlyu Staesireet. Boston Ledger Buildings, Pha
Jei,lsa: and 81 STATE street, Albany. jyls 2Ieod
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advance required up this date no, readily com
Piled with.
our rnarke, this morning vel attended BIZ town
and country mlcrs and although the weather assumed
more favorable aspect toerabe business was transacted
in Irish Wheat At an amendment Of ID 10 ID a. 7Ob.
upon the currency Of Tuesday lat Eng-h and foreign
duty paid though not equally salcahe participated IN
similar advance. In bonded Wheais however no fur.
Their sales were reported to-day the high prices having
checked the demand Irish -Four being taken Of rather
freely realized ID. = sack previous rates but IN
Canadian little done, 20O0 bbls II the latter having
been offered By auction AZ the close OF the market and
except 100 sold # 25- Sd the whole was withdrawn for
Of bidders. Barley Malt, Bean. and Peas upon
very limited inquiry, merely sustained our last quota
lions The Dat uade was also dull at late price. Dat
meal. on the contrary met steady active demand from
consumers and maintained IL former value.
ROBERT MAXIM & Son
HAvRE. Tuesday. July l-Yes;erday owing 10 the
favorable accounts from the United States BY the
last steamers active demand sprung up in
market and COO bales Of which 900 were American
descriptions changed hands an advance Of ar par
tcuary on the ordinary grades Two vessels the Tar
quin. from Mobile. and the Probus from Savannah AZ
rived yesterday.
Aloi Of 300 pigs Missouri Lead expected from New
Orleans found buyers $40 Coffee continues in
good request In other articles nothing 81 importance
has been done. small lot Of Potash realised 5if.l2.
The season fine and the crops generally promising.
JuIY 2-Our market reapsed yesterday in dun state.
The sales were only 900 bales Arrived. the Ellen
Brooks from New-Orleans, and the Hogarih. from
Charleston, with BOO bales.
HAvRE. Thursday evening. July 81 wrote you yes
terday by the Hbernia steamer The sales Of the day
os the arrival Of several purchasers from the in
terror amounted 300 bales United States Coions
advance Of n since the commencement OF the week
To-day 200 bales have changed hands A. well supported
prices. but without great animation The Victoria ar
rived yesterday from New York lot Of % bbs Pearl
ash board this vessel valued 36f2j and Is tons
Northwestern WhaebOne deliverable from New York,
in August and September next were disposed OF at iO
, u
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. July LIST, ls45-The weather has been
unsettled and the whole cold for the season howeN
or the appearance OF the crops is As nne as can be and
with warm dry weather their progress TO maturity VIII
bc very rapid We have had considerable orrlNas OF
Wheat from the Baltic and about 10000 brs Flour from
Cnnoda The of the weather has caused sOue ~
ouirv for Wheat in Bond several csrgoes oil kostoek
Wheat have found buyers at Is 81 per 10 lbs.
Ashes continue in very limited demand new Ashes
from Canada are now beginning 10 come in and may De
bought below previous prices Turpcntne mas gwen
sav for good new - Is s, ob,snable but old OF nc
nor quality is no, worth above - per c~t American
Rosin finds buyers At b per e~i Lara 10 soo DC
mand-gOod quality in barrels sells Its1i.y az IS - =
3ls and me IN kegs al ~ od us III iaiO" "''
dong. but prices hrni. . ,..
Metals remain much as they were quoted N O-i a.
number Manufacturing Iron MAINTAINS steady Pil0e'
and the makers az their meeting last week deelusu On
no change They fully employed fig IRON nuC'..
aies according 10 the necessities Of sPecuiaeois 10
6ss 6 cash may be quo-ed the prices current dnis
the las, few days bu, little business has onen done In
Plates are firm in price with good demand
The market for Hides has been duh throushoa, VIC
month and lower prices have been sccep.ed ioi NV
American salisd 100 New York sailed sold Al "a 20 t
pm pyewoods-the sales reported last are - 1' s
good Carpcschy LoswOod al q los = ton % tons q
DOMINGO and Jamaica At a. -. a A. los AZ tons "a
vanilla Gsric AT "a IS Cd = ton. Hemp IS now pes'i.
nngto come in from 81 Peiersbureh tne M 80 SIR
and rather low prices have been accepted we are, o"'
YOURS rc,pectfilly CoLNA>> SroLIEkfohi'
The wsaher continues unsettled but has become muen
warmer Is lod has been paid for me Baltic ne" ~
bond. go,
Turpen,ine-3oO bbls fine drippings SOD al g IN
and parcel of 1000 bbls cid Wilmington OF IAN quA;
IN store offered auction and Withdrawn -
being bid 800 barrels North Carolina Tar sold al lis ~
per barrel.
Recent imports Of Rosn from Philadelphia ana Ne"
Orleans have been stored the highest price bud or o
quality being p I'd. Ashes-2n barrels Montreal io'-
sold 2s "a to rs ai New Month, al Pearls offer
ed AZ 25s but no sales made
LIVERPOOL CoRN NARgEr. July 3-The duty on 10
reign Beans hiss receded this week Oh per quarter
hui on all other produce II remains UNMARRIED.
very scsniy arrival from Ireland and coastwse forms
almost the exclusive import OF the past three days
ing partly 10 boisierous weather which, with frequent
heavy rains in the course oil me week excited more
sn,s,v than has been apparent for some time and pro
portonaby increased disposition TO invest IN the bonded
- ,,eIl "a Tree Wheats both Of which were again held
for higher rates and Of the former several cargo. o.
ibs .incc which MANY samples have been withdrawn
from sale and So refused good qualities OF sIetn ana
Ros,ock while for any description Of nee "aess 'le
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r~Dr. Banning'- Patent Lace or Body Brace

tn. ir.trlm.s i designed 10 relieve cy pepss
sr5 r1n in sides Of g0neaess IN iie stomach COZ
.rina,on and piles weak lungs, cough ana sfns ~ 49,
- fstion ~ The heart weakness Of Tie hips and nnos
5,no,ing OF th. body with curvature OF ne -pnr sn e
=, one shoulder particularly IN children aa young
tss;ss- 80 female debility and weakness OF voice. sam
~ ci.rts S;ud-ni. and others no keep TIE bent aiu
trds. End much immediate comfort rom - - $500
&c syar,r the whole pile Of organs i~hien hsNe
"a from muscular wcasnessl and MAINTAINING usi ~
lis lining f-sibiiy Dr. B. can be consulted ~, 70 Of NJ
WIS.,. op,sc,an otfce oaIy from A. NJ 10 !! NJ snd 70
sP NJ Tor few weeks female IN attendance on Lsae
City and Country Physicians and pruk e., v. .ssr-.x
Common Sense" on Chronic Disease,'of sseEAs
meat no relief no pay can b msdA NJ sS~~
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New.York Cattle Market. July 81.

Reported for The Tribune
At market 1000 Beef Cattle GOO from the souin) %
Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs--Becf Caule-The market continues languid.
and our quotations to-day show no improvement on the
prices of last week Inferior and mddlng qualities
- 81 81 Prime 81 Unsold 300.
Cors and Calres-sl3 S27, according TO quality Is
the extreme range of the market. All sold
Shfep and Ldmbs.-Prices OF sheep from u to 1Oa
3 %; Lambs 15aS2. -. All sold.
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For Commercial and Money Matters see Last Page
MONDAY = NJ.
Stocks feel the effect of the late calamity and the
hnces are lower
In Foreign Bills there is but little doing Ster-
Ing eia9i Francs 30G5 27i
As yet no effect is perceptible in the money mar
iet excepting of general impression that there
must be activity and that the rates OF Interest
should advance. To-day however loans have been
made at per cent and regular paper discounted AT
per cent
The exports Of Specie last week were, per Re
public Malaga Five Franc pieces $3.50
Isabella St Thomas Patriot Douboons 500
TOTAL sfi''''
The following were the bids for some OF the fire
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Boston Aurtion 6dles

DYT.P. 4 d. RICH, 81 and 81 Broad street, Bos.
ID tou tMiANNlA AL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY. July b
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS and HArS-2cc cases
Boots Shoes Brogrns sni Hats comprising The most vsas.
u. snt.bes selected assortment Of Goods OF the Kind ever
,a.r,si Al suction myley
Every lot the catalogue Will be sold without reserve
WEDNESDAY, August q.
LEATHER. SKINS, Ac.-Sole Leather, Upper, Call and
sheep Skinskid and Morocco and other articles In tho
ia
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4 neic Fluid THIS remarkable discovery hss received
the universal appreciation OF the Medical Profession OF Crest
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American
public give fair trial Of It's power and efficacy The p
G,LvANfc RINGS have been found 10 snswer al N,
purposes for which the ordinary Gaysnc Battery Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without any OF The
INJURIOUS which accompany the applications 10y hos
Instruments and In many other respects
CERTAIN naccompi-hing the desired object
The Galyanc Rings have been Used with perfect
Ia all cases Of Rheumatism chronic applying The
head face limbs Goul, pooreuN, Toothsche, Bron
chi,s Vertigo Nervous Sck Headache. Indigestion. Pr
syss Palsy Epilepsy Fits Cramp. Papi'aou oi the Hear
ApopeNy Stiffness, of JOINTS, Lum-agu NrursYie. Genera
Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy. and all Nervou.
Disorders In of confirmed Dyspepsia they have heei
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the system
be- Witnessed be- believed and certain rRtNf>
rive the above complaints they equally 20 be- recon
mendrd The Galvanc Rings m every WAY perfectly
harmless and sold a prices 20 be within the reach of al
CRtsriEs MAGNETIC FLUID used IN connection with III.
Rings. render their efficient action certain, and to direc
The Gsvanc influence 10 the particular portions which a.,
affected.
For numerous certificates of the highest character regard
ing the efficacy Of the Gaysnlc Rings and Magnetic fluid
reference is made former advertisements they may b.
seen al the Office Only Agency IN York, 1874 Fulton
street. lSun Buildngl In Brooklyn at The store Of JAMES
w SMITH, Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry streets
tyol
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4musemeuts.
NrIRIO,s CARDEN.-No %

NrIBIO'S GARDENING pcs,ponement st this 80
,ahishneni 90 sccoun; 81 the weather. the Grand
Fnrrsnc- from Broadway the saloon - proecf'S and
Ia, New Saoon. which vrlflsfec from the top and sides
can enclosed moments notice. Doors open ~ Fer
f,r,snce 10 commence Tickets - cents III E>pAf
EVENING Juiv p La >r-n-. To - -ucce~si
> b. th- BRIDE or LAMNFRMOOR. Lucy A.hton, The
R-ite OF Lammernoo-. Mrs No~Sff, Lady Ashton. Nrs
Chpp~-faie: Edgar OF Rsv-nswcoi. Mr. Crsp To be
o6syssl hv a new Dance from La Syiphtr. Al inerrrs
sion OF hall an hour To conclude win he Burles cal
THE ATTIC >rORY-Mrs Poddy. Mss Taylor; Gabriel
po.ltv NJ Pisrife
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DIED

~. n,ornine Of the l9th Inst AZ The hre N bIOau
ol.'pyTFR A. JOHNSON, native Of Sweden, ageo
q years ...o.ox.a from The ruins hi.
-. viii take place a, his late residence, No. 10
~ .,y,et at four o'clock this T. NJ c.po
INF ANN. the cldes, daughter Of samuel ana '"''''"
Hammond. agec years. 49,. family are re.
.etfuy invited to attend her funeral o., sr, 10
non at O'Clock from the residence Oh "''
a Grand street.
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MARK II. NEWMAN,

DrRLISHER. BOOKSELLER, STATlONER, &c No
j l9l Broad vi az, New lOrk.
School and Classical Books constantly on hand and 10
quantities. School and Classical B0oAs from those
nv m the fret primary classes 10 those the most advanced
classes Ia Academies and Colleges
Country Merchants and others wishing TO purchase Books
,voud do well % call and examine the constantly
o q hand.
general assortment OF Theological and Miscellaneous
Books embracing class Of Books suitable for public
and private Libraries win n offered At the very lowest
prices. fiv2l MARX II. NEWMAN. 100 Broadway.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-T

CASTLE GARDE<.-The doors Will open y half
- past and the performances Will commence ais ociocs
Tuesday evening. july .2i. the performance vii! com
nence with The Overture The La Refine de Chypr--Bs
ad by Mr. Denason- Madsele Dessrdns VII dance her
military Pas OF La Crscovienne. Overture 10 ZAmpA-La
>uora Pico viii then appear IN the drinking song oh Come
for public inspection Grand Overture % Lsne'a Mr. J.
Wlnsns Will then slg Comic Patriotic Song Pas Espse
not OF r. Zapaesto De Csdx BY Msdsrne Dee ard Ms
After which >-rors PicO Will sing Cavauus. from Il
pr--n-nrsra ID E--uh.rlh Alm.s..nn y crn-s
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her, ihs Company fieir sincere thanks 70 MI
Iohn Hver % Greenwich street also 10 Mr.. james
Dunn ~ Greenwich street. for the very liberal supply ~
furnished them the Fire. on tie morning Of
the 18Th inst BY order, DAHL = VEINS Foreman
: " PFCNHAN Secretary. ly-- IL
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THE LONG IsLAND INSURANCE co
(upitHi 500 900.


vINHIS COMPANY i prcFaredto lake risks IN the Cry of
NewYork on favorable terms. having lost by the
cont IN % only about ten per of their Capital.
The losses sustained by ul- company VIII De ptu 90
uouidaiiou DIRECTORS.
b. W. De Lamaier. William = Packer redh Mhfquihd,
Joseph Sprague w Horace brown nos w b,ru'a4i'
Henry Young, Amos 4 >ahoh' James Shr'uoh'
Peter Noron John \. Lott. Geo. :. Rowland.
II 4 Hutchinson. Thomas BayAs, Daniel Ayre-,
Robert T. Hicks, smith ooihul, DAME. 4. Robbins,
Charles j. Taylor, Nekiah Nu-nt, -aar HYDE, Jr
r. v ". Thome, George H. 50. John > WY
Peter &. Cornell X W. DE- LAMAlFR, President
S.esv ivll IN