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Handsome Men.-One of our exchan.
ges contains the following sensible re.
marks relating TO handsome men:
If you are ever threatened with hand.
some man in the family, jus, take clothes
FOUNDER while he is ye, in the bud, and
batter his nose 10 pummace. Fo, some
cause or other, handsome men are inva.
riably asses; they cultivate their hair and
complexion so much, that they have no
time 10 think Of their brains. BY the
time they reach 80, their heads and hands
are equally soft. Again we say, il you
wish to find an intellectual man, just look
for one with a face so rough tina, you
might use i, for nutmcg-gra,cr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

The Hon. JOnN A. McCLERSAND, Of the first
District in this State, passed through this place
lew days since on his way home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

The Hon. q. b. FIcK TN has been reelected
10 Congress in the 81 District, and not Nc.
L1ughlin, as we enormously stated last week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

A gentleman recently TRAVELLING IN the
country called to hoy, Where does
this road 60 To, my ladF Well, don't
know where it goes, but tie ARRAYS here
when come along
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From the Matnmorls Flag, July 10.

IL is well worth half an hours time 10
stroll down TO the bridge IN an afternoon,
and look upon the numerous bathing par.
Ties that skirt the margin of the upper
lake. Hundreds may be seen at one view
swimming and splashng in the water.
and cutting up such fantastic tricks be.
tore high Heaven as make the vulgar
gaze. They 90 in all together, men.
women aud children, and seem entirely
VOID OF that female modesty and decency
which characterize our own people
They will dress and undress in the nre.
sence oil each other, without seeming 10
be- aware OF or care about the difference
at the sexes; but when one of our conn.
Irymen approaches them they generally
jump into The water or hide themselves.
In our perambulaions last Sunday morn.
ing, whilst endeayoring to find GU, the
r'al stage Of the river. and when about
a hall a mile below the town. where in.
Vulnerable ravlucs and filled up bv the
overflow, we suddenly came mon about
30 females, swimming in a beautiful lit
ne Iaguna. Our first impulse was to
leave, but as they were swimming from
rs. we thought propriely would suffer "
TO remain few seconds. The sun had
just risen a sufficient height to shed us
rays family upon the water, and ;heir
long black hair floating upon its surface
brought TO our recollection the bathing
scene in The Naiad Queen Presently
they turned about, and seeing US, dncked
their heads under water. and raising them
again, would burst out into an immoder.
ale fit Of laughter; and after PLAYING
about for few moments, they all started
for the spot on which we stood, when.
as all will know who are familiar with
our modesiy, we sIoped.
The proclamation OF Gen. Taylor. go
far, seems to have met with great favor
from the Mextsans, and many are the ex.
pressions OF delight at its tone, particu.
larly the parts bearing the heayies, upon
'Hc SO'tiHh'cHt w MtAlCO, anu we usUT-
patton Of pictorial powers by Paroles.
We think the document will have con.
siderable influence with the inhabitants
of the departments bordering the Rio
Grande country, if no, in the interior.
We printed off large edition OF this pro.
clamatlon in an extra, but the demand for
i! by the Mexicans for distribution
Throughout, the country, being greater
than we had supposed, had induced its
republication in to-dsy's paper.
Among the distinguished visitors who
now grace Matamoras with their presence,
We must mention the Hon. Charles A.
Hoppin, Ex-Mayor of Mobile. And
will the world believe it-,his honorable
gentleman, who has for years held the
august station of Mayor of large city,
an Office which he filled with crpdi, TO
himself and honor to its cl,izens-comes
rs a private in volunteer company from
his State. Should the Eutaw Rangers,
to which he is attached, be so fortunate
as to get into fight with the Mcxicans,
the Mayor will llopp.in to a certainty.
n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

The bark Of the willow tree, burned to
ashes and mixed with strong vinegar,
and applied to the parts affected. will re-
move all warts, corns, or excresences in
any part Of the body. A, least, so says
an exchange.
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AHp'intmeni.'--lhe President has appointcd,
by aud with the advice aud consent OF the Sen.
ate, R0JeH c. Grier of Penn to be on, t i''
associate justices Of the Supreme Cour. ol .u,
u. s, in the place of Henry Baldwin. deceased
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

ais your business very pressing P"
exclaimed fair damsel to wooing prin.
ier, as he clasped her in his arms.
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A distinguished clergyman being inv-
(cd in one OF our churches, a few weeks
since, to open the service by prayer, bu,
not being invited 10 preach declined BY say
ing. that +" il his friend was going to do
che moving, he might whe. his own
scyi,e."
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New Wall tsaui,..

The following new Mail routes have been re-
ported from the Committee on Post Offices and
Pos, Routes:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

"A Tgctdbie Face.--A lnarkc, woman
with earroNy hair, tornip nose. red.
dish face, gooseJerry eyes, mouth that
can, be beet, aud a general expression Of
lettuce aloue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

II appears tina, son doubt existed as to
whether Great Britain should enjoy the
navigation of the Columbia river after the
Hudson's Bay Company's charter expired
in 1863 but Mr.. Packenham obviated
the doubt by admitting that the right was
strictly limited within the charter, and
could only be enjoyed for seventeen years
longer. e., TILL 1863. In making this
admission, it is only fair to assume that
Mr., Packenham acted not only within
the spirit. but up to the letter Of his in
s,ruc,lons but it is hard to reconcile this
admission with the ministerial statement
of Sir Roher, Peel, on Monday, the 29th
June, in the House of Commons, where.
in he gave his audience 10 understand
that the free navigation of the Columbia
was uncloggcd with any restrictions what
ever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Mo Sidies.---Ano,hcr star he. been added foo
our glorious constellation, the Senate ta,us ul-
mitted Wisconsin into the Union. h, sister.
hood now numbers twcnty-nine, Little Iowa Il
preparing to take her place ut the C,niy uta,, as
the thrlicth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

1t is not yet known whether the Co nvcntio
question has carried in this state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

he contested. Notice 10 that effect has been duly
served on him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Takes ItoO 10 nuke Sianler.-My
dear friend. that man has been talking
about you so again lie has been telling
some of the awiules, lies you ever heard.
Why. he rallied about you for an hour ="
And you heard it all, did you ;"
uYeso
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Well, after ,his, just bear in mind
that II takes two 10 make slander-one
10 tell, and one 20 hslcn 10 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
HeadIey's Napoleon.

Inc Ed0oT OF The Tribune:
Your philosophical though female d reviewer Of
sketch Of Napoleon this morning is quite rgh, IN de-
nying any thing like truth to the assertion, thar ,he
Character there in question is that entertained Of this hu
enigma, By intelligent Americans. Net merely this,
but it is untrue equally Of The liberal and perhaps
large portion Of even the British people. Who. that
knows much Of the matter would now take for expo
nents Of this class the obsolete rs7ingE of Wordsworth
soutbey, Scott any others similarly notorious as
either slaves 20 prejudice sycophgnts 70 power Aso
is odd 70 ind Byron juoled into such company upon
this point, it would be, upon others 1t ludic
rous 10 sscribe there nursery notions to the rass OF
Engiishnen OF the prescn, day. large party in that
country headed by OF the first OF her statesmen. did
Napoleon justice even q time when he was livipg
powerful and impending enemy.
Instead Of stopping refute such crud,ies however
il were to wished Tie reviewer had opened 20 US her
own idea Of re Bonaparte- there seems to be
dispute about the General and the Genius Ofthis the
writer be capable who could that "A Jsco5in
is powerless 6espot despot buta Jaco5in invested
with power There remained only remark that either
Is but Man endued with certain faculties and placed IN
certain circumstances. Ths is the poin, from which to
survey the character ofNapocoe that sort Of Ph!loso
piers stone Of our times. They who admire his quail
ties, but condemn the conduct which has naturally fol-
lowed from them aud eXac. the virtues which would
necessarily exclude them simply OF those
pscious people who reoudIng mankind in the
Medenn kettle of their own little ethical systems.
II the reviewer il step below the point OF view
gested may add think her severa steps above that OF
her author She does bin the injustice OF assuming his
sketch 70 90 lpon philosophical conception,
systematic analysis At least some definite plan instead
OF taking it simply for industrious congomeration Of
striking passages from foreign descriptions, having
apparently bur the humble and honest prctension Of
pIea,ing and" selling
had expected also the critic il only for the credit OF
your brethren would the cuckoo repeated
every newspaper notice OF this publication that Mr.
Headiy hss been the first 10 that England is
blame for certain OF the OF hi. hero Tia, this
notable discovery however has for years been the
tied theory OF the French writer's Except perhaps the
Snulheys and Words8orhs Of that country the Wig
nys aud the Able Genoude il is very credtsbe
press appear ignorant Of. The thing was, one
would think nor6eyond editorial reading 1t 10 be
found (ss Mr. II could probably tell them) in Theirs
Pnsin Transitions If whom have passed, believe, into
cheap literature" o.
May lft 1876.
The article alluded written by nobody hut
the responsible Editor Of The Tribune The review Of
SIR Headeys BOOK by x taking the favorable view
of Bonapnre character and career has appeared only
our Weekly, but will be found in his days Daily. Ed
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appointments by the Governor,

81 end siaa lie aGc'ie aHG o0HssH! o. .st seaS:s
MAY !. lS+o.
SrArg-Gideon O.trauies Trustee OF Seameas Fund
and Reussi vice Robert Center, sppon'ed during pre-
sent session and declined the appointment
ALBANY Co-John By-ne and George E4deI' Caliefs
of saves snd Heading rsappaintments.
CotrMsIA-Juiius Wilcoxson. Firsi Judge wee AGRA
ham p Ho,driase term expired Frederick ! CuEisS
Judge vice julius WilcoNson appointed fEss S ~,
~ johu : Ans5ls sad Stephen L: Nssoun NotSties
Pubic, rsappontments lohn b Sasley' NAf'aA Oh 'ae
.'y .. xcrn.yi ri H. Sands Notary Public, vice Mss-
,hsw Y +. Fowler. declined appointment.
QuxENs-J6hn G Lanberson. Master aud Examiner hammer
in Cr.ucsry vice Hcrsuo e. oaderdonk term sSps e,
and declined rrspp intnlsn, sidney u of.iA 81,
pren,e Court Commissioner, vice " N H. oHi'e-'
expired.
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B.A. FAHNEsTooK's vERMIFUGE.


tn. TESTIMONY FAVOR Is ovEkwHkLMtSG.
rgNHE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In possession OF
1 the propre.ors have been VOLUNTARILY g7en--mAny
parents utterly asonshri al The number OF
worms discharged by their children aud tho immediate lm
proyenen In their health that they could not bo SILENT on
would time IN making known the fact To ohors fer
and near there really CERTAIN cure for this dan
yerous diseaae. .
The retail price Is IS BOTTLE which brings II
within the means OF all.
Certificate Of tie Mayor of the GUY Of Laneaser, Pa
iANcAsrEt CITY, July 81, 1874
Messra B. A FABSEsroCX Co.--GsntIeH<n: Several OF
the younger brsnch-s OF my family shorng under symp-
toms Indicating worms, induced The application OF various
remedies and happy that your Nmifuge mad he
d-sir-d effect OF Ia instance removing the almost In
CREDIBLE uum-r Of Isl Of The large worms from oo7 patient
which In addition It's other tested Qualities Ia my family
-aabi,h Inc efficacy VI your VermiIge sure cure
NJ CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
There ar. many other Vefnggrs before me pubic sot up
IN similar .yls with ours, and they are feqarnty Aon 70
the being either < fan or a. good as ours
Put no satemens but De sure 10 get mo
I'm. and g,nune A FAhnestocRs Varmugo, A none ere
30 efficacious spd safe a. this
TIM. V.rulfyu equally efec.ual with ADULTS and II
49, -,,,d Tor Lapo FOR sale Tho proprrtors,
p FAHNESToCK CO. Wholesale Drugyisa,
10 ~ - John.st.
A.o by John Mnheu 1873 Broadway; J. x Coddington
Hud,on coruur Spnngst John z. Dodd, Broadway, coz
81 Nnth..t; John Hinton l69 sthayeuue; March Vst
corner OF Sorns and Mot sIre-ts James Weir S Grand
az T. Moss Grand corner OF Cannoo-sl; Dr. ThoDns
Riit-r ls4 cherys and by Druggists generally In New
York Broosiyn Jersey Guy and Wlliiamsburgh
tuh9 ThkMl!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

II Copper Mine.-For .si-- Esrtn -ocat-c Il ne
SIZE OF Sr. f-r,ry cot over - c--s !rcE S-~iork
containing ffo 95 - 100 S-I ooc-1, Ocy rl-
And t.T frur- ~ R.To... This acc covers VI
Copp-f Nine. II this eo.n y-e ofea from Ito al
aac Ire or d, ber foand L ;c= Pr-cigas metals. Il
4. c.ca z-i t-r- n1e LIS o--c op-r-d IL he sd0.n
rx aeds ever ~ p5o1ue- o- so ~ lGvu toas
OF ore D. AGRA For farth-r pzft;c1 ars, inquire Of
so = IltSEPH WHITE Na- ~ N..xAl-xr
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Tax Mail Contracts AND CoNTRAcToRS.-Oa
Thur.6sy \, O'clock the bids for The Western msli
routes embracing Michigan lna,sua Illinois. Wisconsin
Iowa Missouri ken,ucky, Tennessee. Alabama Misss-
sppi Arkansas and LoGisisns were closed al the ere
ral Oce snd results VII. be announced In 1--WE
or three weeks SIS soon as they DC decided upon
The large body o! citizens drawn 10 The seat OF Gov
eminent al his from various parts of the Union. 10
be present the closing OF the contracts for carrying
,h. mails having completed business OF their WISH
here, assembled The General Post Oce Thursday,
8, noon 10 the number OF one hundred hsccred
and fifty. and thence wssed in procession 30 the
PRESIDENTS mansion 10 psy their respects 10 the Chief
MAGISTRATE BY whom tacy very politely received
snd wscosaed The visitors attended by the Post
master General his Assistants and Chief OF The 6ureauN
and hy Invitation, by TIE Msyos OF The Ci,y.
In the evening they al 0ineo. oy invitation Of Mr..
colsnSn the Ebtrsl proprietor AZ The National Ho:e
National Inieiliseccar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

FIRE AT TIE Poor HousE.-The west wing o
the Poor Houue took fire yesterday forenoon, and VS.
entirely consumed. Loss 81. SEQ or 81 COO =,
Rochester Adv. I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by III
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
General Nnrlres.
r. Ear Boston via Norwich and

re- Ear Bo,tou via Norwich and Worcester.
-Tn- s,esr-t Vstxs.eT, Capt. nscnc, VII save South
sae OF Pie No Norm River every Fsdzs, nriGas and
po,.L Ts.rfl CALEB PRATT. Jr. Ccrr rc.cr
~ Sotire-Sy =. arti u Trls;--s Of he CyoreIs
River Mining Company 81 assrsse4i 81 ooe doisr pc.
saa= upOr each Vi me sh.--s .; = soek Z ss1 Company
rs, per lad nAyAoI, OF l- Qtn cay q N4y next Il; the
Pr-aid-.i .! he COMPANY, a. Ter o1c- No - W-si.-
Sew-Yofk JOAN 4 EOLDANE. Secretary.
N-w-Yurk Aortl s. lsi5 1y2 Ilyl6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
GREAT AUCTION SALE

OF AN EsrtgE sruSK oF LAMPS, eIRANpOLEs, &c
(NOUTHOUY Il MEYERS 5il Broadway, being about TO
~ leave the city, will between the Sd and 6th Of May
ns1 dispose public auction VI all then remaining unsod.
Of splendid OF bonzed and ormou Eamps
Caande iers, Glrandoies ami Gas Fixtures.
whole OF This stock has been got order express
y their retail irsde, aud any where be equaed
Tor richness variety aud finish OF pattern The unr
vsled quality OF these goods Is amply stesed by soysn
Gold and four Silver Medals awarded the manufacturers
within The last years,
From this time May c. N will continue TO dispose
OF their 81 cent below The regular retail prices
Churches 10 want OF Lamps, Hotels, Lodges Halls and
Pubic Buildings will se supplied ON Tho same terms Us
de heretofore.
giving attsnAing our Aucton-whsn
lhty supply Ihem,eves from sucn splendid s'oek -
han ohsrel this nl4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

SuspgSnEH FACTORY BURNr.-Last night about
half pas, twelve O'clock tire broke out IN the large ih'
dis Rubaer SuspeAder Factory Of Pri,ehard Co stu
strd near the west end Of Chapelst and was soon To-
tally des,rcycd The building was built CT wood ana
was sbou, loo feet in length The whos loss is estmst'
ed Nj Sl5OCO OF which $1,000 was insured Inc loss IN
In h,iin, and chnrry is estimated at about SSoUO
the assuce in stock sud goods 10" Insurance "s'
in New.York Offices The cause OF the ars wnica er 80.
menced The steam chiu'ne!, - nc. ,,.3 an
destruction Of she factory IS mneh % DC
many accounts IL gave employmentto % hands WITHIN
lis walls aud $50 without Tee amount OF msnaiaetuIo
New. Haven fallsdium. Is,
FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENr.-The special Tram
for Newton hence ~ hapsst six last evening met the
Long Island train al New Weston, when youhs insu'
respectfully dressed who probably did not perceive te
advance II the latter train jumped OF from the former
upon the track Of the latter He was Immediately run
over and instantly killed, his skull being cut down aao
ais arms broken. The accident occurred 40 suddenly,
thN NO caution could guard sssnst II sAd tae youas
man MAS So dshsureG that he could not be recognized
by those who were present Sosioa Courier LIST
FoR ESsLAxp.-The Royal Mail Steamer Gale
aonia Capt E C LORI will leave ms AFTERNOON LOT h
lax and Liverpool, She taxes our ~ ,sssshses, sue
them the Rev MIR Kirk snd the Hon ID Stafford o. 'his
city The mail ha,s - odd in number contain SOME
10000 letters and usual quantity OF oiaeT hiss'e
msiscr. special messenger from tue Stale
~ Washington goes out IN the CSieoonis rs oea et %
dispatches. AL tho mails from Canada and the soa'c
have como in. and have been for~ar led.
Boston Transcript lss.
Mr.. WEBSrER-iiis said that the Committee oil
invessigs,ion-of which Mr. Pet:i: is Cha:rmsn-have
summoned witnesses from Maine. In that csss, the
Committee will scarcely De able make report for
several days Washington Union Thursday.
> Tho crops in the vicinity of Alexandria,
Parish of Rspir said to have suffered severely OF
late from clt rainy weather. Most ot ths planters
have been compelled plant over again their cotton
and cora. n. o. Bulletin. April y.
HAIL SroRM.-One OF the sereresi hail storms
ever known experienced in Bayou de Giaize in the
parish OF Avoyeis sss week says the Red River Re-
publican OF the lsth inst The hsll In some instances,
Is said to have beea large heas eeg and beside
destroying all she crops within the distance extended
did considerable damage BY breaking windows Sc
IN. o. Bulletin, April %
FIREs.-The old Jail az Kalamazoo, Mich. was
destroyed by FIRE on the 18th OF April.
The Bapns: Meeting k0uso, In Orleans was destroyed
BY fire on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
TINE fropellsrp, Phopix aud Pilot formerly
running On tho Chsmplsin Canal ind Lake Line These
boats are 80 Is feet WIDE and feet depth Of
hold will carry ,tlno 80 TONS Their inventory 10
large aud complete They each Of 20 horss power and
viii b. sold low For farther information terms apply
By letter other " lac 10
80 -f1uUSEKEEPERS.Gr Who Are e. about
commencing housekeeping and those who Contemplate
making chaugea their door covering Invited
Inc tbs beautiful Of floor, Table and Crumo Coihs
.Iofe manufactured from Insoube Indis Rubber.
and warranted superior In sysry reapect 10 tho Enslsh
psts oil. cloths GEO. BEECHER,
al NMAuufacturtQg AgcHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

20 $1,000, $1,000, $1,000 losn
Sf OU, Saaa ant Aorts.ks Z Ssx YORK OF
BrooSsyr No cv,riss.oo. Apply 10 EFFrM z. MICH
OILS iry a. Law, k, Nc Sssssus opposite The
Custom Hc1se- 2lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency otHee

(tINLINNATI LAND and General Agency Omce
~ Cincinnati, Uho.M. L. Sheldon would inform Tho cit.
OF YORK. that no will attend 10 tho purchase and
s4io Of description Personal Prop
in tho Guy fCIacinn. Ia Tho Western Sales will
also collect aoos bonds and mortgage aud species
Cincinnati Luusvllis ANY bfs,Shsnts or
having lands or other property
Western country they wish dispose Of for cash.
change for city property Cincinnati invited ~ send
d-. Upton OF The ONCE In Cincinnati where all
business his viii be promptly end faithful
Iv alt.nded No. Address H. L. SHELDON,
West Ftth-sL Cincinnati.
Rsfcrsnces -Dwsr K Barber, CortiAndsti Jackson,
40 " .ll,t. Wm Inyals so Wal-sl 81 6unood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
General Notices.

CS- Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
No II Wai-t-l IL sinc- this Institution
snccd IN. business OF Life Insurance liberal plan
hen hr,t announced IN ia prospsu Thai the principles
therein contained have with the appreciation those
who have sought the advantages which such Institution
proof hsn the Of IN. 70j Policies
b-eu issued and that premiums To the OF s5 269
2ShSve been received during that period
The amount OF uuds recsved for premiums has already
established large capital " hch rapidly increase by
the payments Of the second premiums the accruing
interest and the for policies The
cumuaton from 4 enables the Directors
u their promises TO lay fund the in
crossing ages susuredequs 70 reinsung every e-psy
AL dnsrds for losses divide large profits among the
insured.
u April Stntemenr-Muiuel Beuef, L!fc Insurance.
Co-Oficr No II Wsli-sL-Policies issued
To Merchants Traders a5 To S.aC sptsns1 Mariners
Manufacturers .........lb Farmers 4 Planters....
Mechanics ............27 I'm. k.epers..........-
Slefgymen-. Ergineerl j
l
Lawyers o. Accountants 7
r9!essS sa iiiefs::::
Public Oihcars II teuuemen ............
Officers OF Navy. Servants
s72
Policies issued from s MAY, 1885, 10 Stat March, 1896
(l months) 1879
Whole number policies Is; year. ......:..... .l70l
Whole amount of premiums first year :S!5i26s .
This Company has with but TWO losses, amount
as RoBT L. PATTI RsoN, President
BESJ c. MILLER. Secretary.
Jos. l.. LORD. Agent
Jas. STEWART. 81 D. No s2l Broadway. myi1
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Boarding ann fotels.

pOOMS To REST-Gentem-a wishing pleasant
l&odgins rooms, tvsi furuished.l with or without
breakfast and tea tad theni II 81 Broadway Also
basement tuioh.e FOR ONCE ny2 So