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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28


Packet ship Christiana Hammond, from London and
Portsmouth, Sept 18th mdse 20 John Criswold
ship Vicksburc rice II DE- I'm NOrlcRns, cotton, &c
TO VIM Nelson Sd inst the Tortugas Bank, saw br
steamer Tay sounding and then stood westward 2sth
Ion 90 saw brig Marin Helena Of North Yarmouth Mr
a G Forsyth Of Newbureh died of consumption, oct q.
Bark Montezuma, OF NHhven. Thompson, from Dome
rura Oct Ist $4,000, to master Lett brigs Meteor.
Bragg for NYoyk, in 6 DE- Charles -, just arr; Amer
ca from Leward Island disg Oct 23d, lat IS AZ lon "A
10. exchanged signals with bark Josephine, OF Phlad
Called at st Thomas Oct 9th. no American vessels in
port
Brig Argus Rich I'm Curacao 9th Oct goat skins, &c
70 Boonan Graves Co Oct 2}d lat IS Ion "A 90 spoke
brig Ora Taft I'm Charleston Tor Providence DIS out
Capt Rich reports skus account OF the aim
Guilty in Venezuela and expected 10 arrive until
settled.
Br brig Harmony. Messcrvey 10 ds fun Fortune Bay
NF in ballast 10 Goodbuc & Co.
Schr Gaena Belmont I'm Richmond, Pa with coal
Schr bergen Cook DIS tm Petersburg, flour, &c, to
J Hunter Il Co.
schr Emblem Buchanan, 2 DIS fm Yarmouth Me po
tatocs TO master
schr Oregon, Kilby. sISts I'm Freeron Me potatoes
l. Scranton
schr Rachel Ann Gray days from Yarmouth Me,
potatoes, 10 master.
schr Jasper, Hamilton, ds i'm Boston, mdse to E &
:. Herrick
schr Ellen Bearse 3 DIS fin Bostau, mdse TO Foster 4
Eickerson
SAlLED-Packet ship Garrick, FOR Liverpool
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EXECUTORS, SALE G

EXECUTORS, SALE OF .aluahe Real Estate in
Lathe City Of New.York by WILLIAM Il. FRANKLIN,
AucloneerThe subscribers, Executor and ExecutrS of
VIII OF John Brown, decesscd will sell ~ Public
tenth day of November heNt sttaelve O'Clock u, noon the
followed described Real Estate belonging the estate of
the sald tesiaor:
Firs,-The good two story brick front dwelling House
aud Lot of Land situate on The Soulweserly SIDE OF
FrankforrsL known No q Frankfost the Tot being
~ feet inches in width front Frsnkforsi y fee,
inches in width in the ami In length, each side lbs
feet inches,
Second-The story frame House and Store and Lot
of Land situate the Southwesier)y OF Chrystie
ing IS feet inches width in from, Wslker-s Is feet
inches IN width in the and IN depth on each side -
feet
Third-The story frame dwelling House and Lot OF
Land adjoining The last above described, known No O
Wakers the lot being Is feet inches width in oni
each side so fee;
Eourth-The good TWO story brick dwelling House and
Lo, Lsad adjoining the las above described known
No as WslkersL the lot being ~ feet II inches IN width
IN Wssersi - feet inches in Width IN the
and IN dsrth on each AIDE ~ feet
EihThe handsome three story brick House and Lot OF
Land situate the Souhery aide Of East Broadway, and
known No $40 East Broadway containing II feet in
width in iron, and and in length the Wesiery side
SO tec; sud the Sasl-rly side - feet inches be The
same dimensions more or less.
TERNs-Tvn per cash snd the Auciionvcrs fees 70
be paid The of sale The balance fifteen days there
alter, hen the deeds Will he delivered. Two-thds OF
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage
The premises for three al cent interest
For farther particulars respecting the property inquire
Nassau.st EDGAR KETCHUM, No. 90 Nasssa-st or
WILLIAM n FRANKLIN, Auctioneer No. IS Broa6st
SAMUEL DAYTON, No IS Msrket-st. Executor.
RACHEL BROWN Ne. SN5 wslker.sL Execn:rix.
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CONSTIPATION

Destroyed
Htaou: ldieHe:, Injections, BatsS Dssovsry Recently
nl4uie France,
DT NJ. WARTOS-Prce, Thirty Cents-The Fifth
ID English edition translated from he I'D French edition
OF the exposition Of natural simple, agreeable and in
fable recently discovered Franco only Of
overcoming but also Of completely destroying obstinate,
invete1are and ha5ituai Constipation. without using either
purgsiives injections, baths followed by grea; rUt
Der OF Authentic documents from eminent physicians ind
other persons Of distinction, certifying The complete efca-
cy OF the
Sold at the national deooG Of Warton Of Paris, No l52
Wiliian-sL and also by Jno. M!lhsn ls3 Broadway c.
Il Ring corner Of John s. and Broadway Wyatt and
KeichAm. l2l Fuon-si- Henry Johnson, "a Broadway
corner Chsmb-rs-st potlecares He'll. coz Broadway
James CrImbie, Bowery and sourth-st and Dr.
Lewis, 30 Bowery ia Brooklyn BY Dr. Charles seane
iel Fuit.,n-sl aus 3nso6-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

The SLAVE FEE Judge Eduunds this morn-
ing gaze the decision ofihe Court the Of the boy
George. His imprisonment was pronounced Illegal and
George was SET FRyZ he left the Court room under
the guidance of friend who have doubtless removed
bin, to place Of safety process Of some so or
other in The hands Of officer the time OF ma
discharge, and strong body Of Police have been sta
tcned around Tie buidingi Nassau-s in which Is the
ntislavery oce on the supposton that he is there
concealed While The Police Is watching there the BOY
Is no doub, on his way into the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TIgE's PORTRAIT.

Tl&kS SOhihaii-
nas JAMES GRAY.
c,:.-,.int me Time be hath the snowy ham,
IT, rnkled brow the hour glass and the sythe
o,.aas Lendng o er him. but with branches pare;
W. v;rr, On his shoulders-hoary, yet not 1.-THE
~ TIA, seraphs wear-broad pinions, strong
And free; upbeanng, yet not nasty iace
IT. Jrh;ch the mind Of worlds seems 70 belong
ie' N'1e So paint me Time
AID We. no. thus. not always thus ne seems
HT III = .tsrn DESTROYER; in milder form
=. he comes paint him midst broken dreams,
Wy;,h nothing OF the pestilence or storm
n, ,-e.non ID his hand-the hand itself
Lid on the lordIy hall, the lowly cot,
The Beau.y's roses. and the Misers pelf,
And ,broidered on his robe the word 'Fergot.'
So paint me Time
Yet hath he other seemings. In his hand
The sword OF Justice, and the poisoned cup
Remorse and Conscience drug flaming brand,
A chalice tina, the unigh.eous shall drink up.
Thus paint me Time, the Avenger; on his Grow
A crown Of stars, with red and angry light
Searching like eyes the sinners conscience nov,
Smiling his spirit with deadly blight
So paint mo Time
Another aspect With golden key
He stands. the keeper o. the mighty Past.
The treasure.house OF deafness Memory
And ever grow it's stores more strange and vast
Jewels OF thought dreams half dissolved in air,
Love, hope and transport--all the joys OF Youth
And sins OF Age are duly garnered there,
And registered within the book OF Truth
go paint me Tins
And yet once more, and in loyelier form:
Cali him the Perfecter; his hand may close
The gate whence issues the devouring storm,
And yet unfold the petals Of the rose;
And Us the tutor Of the human soul,
Opening its pathway DER LIES troubled sea-
Unto the shelter OF its mighty goal
The widespread portal OF Eternity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

CHANCERY SALE.-By order OF the Court Of
" Chancery, under the direction Of Isaac V Fowler,
Master IN Chsncery. will be sold Monday ths second
day Of November 1876 the Merchants Exchange Wall
street, Il O'Clock, by DumOnt Hosack the story
brick front House and Lot No Wats-street North side
third house from Sulyan-sireet it'll story building
the and the right OF alley leading Broome-
street Said lot is p Il in front and rear, by 75h inrh
deep on II.
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osFicE o.. THE MoRRIs AsD Essex RAILROAD Co.

Newark, October y, 1916. !
NOTICE Is hereby given, that Proposals viii be
celyed until the gh November next for the grading,
masonry AMI bridging required complete the branch Of
The Morris and Essex Railroad from MoFrisowD 10 Dover,
distance OF about II miles.
Maps and prohles, estimates and specifications will be
found after 18th inst the office OF the Company Morris
town, where al necessary Information will be given.
The lice viii be divided into sections of convenient
length for construction and proposals In writing, directed
the Treasurer the office OF the Company in Newark
win be received for the whole any part Of the work
BY order, JOEL w. COSDlT, Vice President
ool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
MARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NEW-YORK.


Scbr Emma, Rowland, EcwberD 6asses. Handy
Diiragoane w II Underwood
Sloop Sarah Lincoln, Taunton
Barge Planet Briggs, Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite Stewart Pbilad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

uCBBARD,s PAPERS.-BURNAP2 BABCOCK,
LIMO is Fu!t0nsi offer for sale full assortment Of Pa
pers manufactured b. The Messrs. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial. Super Royal,
RoyE, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap
Bsnk Folio Post Bank Quarto Post, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled AMI plain
Letter Paper. ruled and plain. aIl assortment
Psck-. Post, Super ard Extra Super.
Tinted !aie Paper; Coored Imperials.
Coiorec Royals thick z1d hin
Do. Medium. do. do.
Do Double Cap for copy books.
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c- &c
8. g. have also On hand very extensive assortment o!
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
sole agent. Of the genuine Patent Envelope Paper
Printing Paper Of any sIZe and qillIy made % order a.
siort notice- iy2l osyeod
I AMPS. GIRASDOLE-, Hall Lanterns. and Chan
II delers-D-iiz. Brother Co Washington Stores No.
I3s WiiiaIn-s- manufacturing and have always
grS- full ASSORTMENT OF articles IN their line, OF the fol-
lowing ptious ~ ich they VIII sell wholesale
retail a: low prices. for cash
Soia1 Lsmps-iit 5rosze ard Syered II great variety
SuspeldIng Solsrs, 60. 60.
Bracket sosrs Do CO.
suspenttng canphene Lamps Bracket do Do.
Side Co do.
CanPhene ChsndeEers-a 8 and lights
Girsncoes-G. Sllvered and Sronzed, yE0rs pet,eruA
Han Lanarns-ysrious sizes with stained glass
G5u DEITZ. BROTHER co
pENOFATE YOUR PLATED G0ODs.-AHy
ery any deieeous substance, BY me simple and eEpe
diriocs application Of ne Silver Plstcg FUic reziiver
a,y KIND Of plated goods article composed or brass
copper or German s,.eT e, ,a I "a a2a retail
Also By 7. Chalmers, 100 Broadway; z. Many, 80
Pesrst; Phiio P. Gresrly, IL Grand. 81 Rarde
~ and AZ Broadway: C. V. Hennigar, SCI Broadway
zns T. 3. Ws,ser, Do 5.seeSef-sf CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
CANIPHENE, CHEMICAL OIL, &c. Nc.-

CANlPHENE. CHEMICAL OIL, &c. &c
SWlLLlAMS'S CAMPRENE, warranted be three
times refined; also Chemical Oh, Burning fluid Spirit
Gas Spiril OF Trpent!ae also rrciiteI Spi OF TurpeE
tine or vsrnish makers and manufacturers High Prcci Al
coho White Rosin tor soap makers ana druggists BIrun
dy Pitch OF choice quality, Tor sale BY W WILLIAMS
is Msiden-lsne y. Y.
CsRrrrIc,rg.-I experimental on W,is,iss csnphene
with The following results; Isl circular wick lamp
10 ten sperm candles. "a TWAS pure IN cuatv thar il
preserved the wick % snowy Wilderness and harmed
sras evenings dcsing weeks without trimming
the WICK Sd When burned IN proper lSnp produces
'ost e'saa, hsh Is free from pleasant oSor and
no, nao1e 10 explosion, have blazing pine knot
r~pSSeey Gr'pp~d into quart OF Canpheae which i'm
GEO. c. SCEAEFFER
Ceia'aSaa Co'!tss, NewsYo-S, July l., lStsS
TIE above xpe'i'nenls on tha Canphene OF Mr.. VII
hams made u instance AID from nv knowledge
Of The accuracy and skill OF Mr. Sehseder have irpie
confidence in their results therefore recommend 10th
for hshs and manufacturers LANES RENWICH-
CO!srbsa College. N<Sr YORK. July Is, lSsS
We also witnessed sinSr perire;ts the ahove-ue
srp burned one hour by the ws.c consuming :hsn
one cen,'s worth OF Caphene xcd gave heh equal %
tea sperm candles an6 could read comfortably
lance Of 20 10 feet
BE BOWERS, N. D. No us Bleeessr>st-
L SCyDAN, Pres't Equitable Fire Insurance Com y
n. WEED. Pressaeu; North River Ssns- OILS lrreos'
ITO CITY wEAyERS-A large lot OF No. s South
Yarn, beat quality Twist and No Filling intent
Cd expressly for weavers, viii be sold low 81 Is ard 70 c.
darsst up sxirs. Philadelphia will md il work
their attention, when II this market examine this ioi
comprising loo bales T " UNDERHlLL,
OF as AID . Csdsg-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

OFFICE OF THE New-York Gas Light Company,
" Oct l2lh. l8i6.-The President and Directors have
This day declared dividend OF four and half per cent
the capital stock Of this Company for the SIX months
-rdng LIST August payable the stockholders on and
after Monday tie ID November next.
The Transfer Book will be closed from he 18Th Inst
Ill ;bat date By order. c. L. EVERITf, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

FALSE pRETEycEs.-A man named Augustus II
Sampson was arrested last night charge Of taking
horse and wagon undor fslse representations from
n Tuthill of WiIEsmsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

LARcEyIEs-Rachael Bertboh vas arrested on
charge Of stealing clothing worth sl2 from Isaac P
Borden Of 36s Eudsons she confessed the theft and
was committed 70 VIM. Wilson was last night
arrested for stealing pair Of boots from BepjsDin r
Hall in the Second ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

COUGH RE1iEDY.-Tbo1rss Wiliarn HArper's cell
~ ehrsed medicine for The cure OF Asthma Whcoprg
Cough, Colds Of every description. Inflammation the
Lungs. snd all Glasses or Lung Complaints has stood
The test OF experience oT number and las been
pTunouaced, Only By hose who have been benefited
BY lis b; by large number o: the eminent ply
s,eians the best medicine for the relief sad cre
OF hose Distressing complaints The immense and n
eTrasng demand for The medicine II al G; tie Union
acoaIssssy proves rs high popularity it cects per
eo'ie sfe Fer sale q; ISs WiIhs-s OILS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

HOUSE RoBBgaY-A watch and several VALUABLE
dresses were stolen few nights since from so Broot
81 No arrest has rs yet been made.
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nR. DEANS .1TERICAN BAI.N for Cor

ion Oae IRA OILY asked: certain Is g.ara-re6
las never is II private Practice OF !ea years; EAry
rave been cured ssr Tying 81 the pulled and boas:ec nos
rs oiners given past every remedy Reference
glven LEngs soarded; sdvcs t.re sos Gully by Doctor
DEAN, lis 5owery o23 In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

MIND voUR oyTS BCsiSEss,--A man named WIN
Pen.scos, was night arrested for interfering with
officer Hauilin when in the discharge Of his duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

DRISTISG INK haHufactory.-The subscriber
has recently introduced steam power and improved
mac hnery his mandatory which enables m ID lf-
nish his customers with very superior article Printer.
and merchants who may have orders for Printers lax van
find them promptly executed ~ moderate prices and may
rely on being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality and
Of Interchangeable color Tho subscriber manufactures la
ed 10 his mandatory l5 Fro1ts, between Gortgom-
cry and Ooyeeur through The Dispatch Post VII be
punctiaIy attended Tins paper has been printed oy
NiH a. IN ~ '' 1goRGg MATHRR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

~ 1t Is stated that James N. ScoHeld, Editor
O. the New London Morning Star has recently become
sole heir by the death OF a bachelor uncle 70 an
ess. in the Northern part Of Scotland said 70 be worth
,f3n0O0 Hartford Courant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

NbWJERSEY COPPER ORE.-For sale 80
Yes o. soppss Ore tsrsy suphrTeGl rom the FLEMING
ton ass Apply % E B. HART,
va No Il Esnover-ti
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.T~ AsUMniER ARRANGEMENT. /

.T~ ASUNlNtER ARRANGEMENT r.
Js-rhe New York and Enc Railroad SS9
Line, frumA pril Observation-Disclosures,
will daily Sunday excepted between the city OF New
York and siiddetown Goshen and intermediate psses
follows
For Passcngers-Leavc New-York nj A. NJ aud r. NJ.
Leave M!ddletowuat6f A. NJ and 81 PM
Fare reduced To 81 % TO Middlelown-wsy Ia proper,
ton Breakfast dinner supper and berhs can be had
the steamboat
For freight Leave New- York ats P. NJ.
Leave Mddeiown at II NJ
The Of the con gnee and Of the station where
be LEFT must be distinctly marked upon each arcle shpped
Freight not received after 5 2. NJ In York
Apply IN j. T. CLAIKSON. Agent nj the Office, cor. OF
Duane and Yves, sts. H. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 2Jih, 1916.
~ Stages daily from Mdile,owu, the arrival u
the afternoon train Milford, CarbOndale Hunesdale
Montrose, Townnda, Owego and West Also TO MonieeE
To- Windsor. Binshamton, Ithaca, Sc Agent on board
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL DlscovERY.-It
announced in the papers time since that from
certain phenomena of the planet Uranus (iersche)
tronomors led to suspect the existence OF
discovered planet in the Solar System which II was
agreed to call Lr pariers Piano, from the French
tronomer who had particularly investigated It's nature.
From late number of the London Athenmum, received
by the Caledonia at iole College learn that what
was before only suspected has been actually 90.
served with the telescope This wonderful stranger
FIRST by NJ. Gale of Berlin the night of Septem
Der 23d. Its apparent brightness equal only to a
ssar Of the eighth magnitude its diameter being
or three scconds. |. seen al London September
S0th when 1t the star 81 AQuari far from
the tail Of Caprcornus Right Ascension 9Th Sem 41 Is
sec. pcclinaton l3o ~ s0'
AZ your readers Messrs. Editors may not generally
be how truly wonderful is the discovery of this
body, the existence of which was family shadowcd
forth BY mathematical analysis guided by the law
Of universal grsvtaon before II had been BY
mortal eyes will send you to morrow some account
OF the steps BY which this singular discovery has been
attained. ..
Yale Collsse Oci o., lsi6, ~. Haven Palladium
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GANhSoAhh AZ lHtS,pAp,ILc'te's VI re
cen. aAte rom the siaho OF ifnoau state 'na' t"eNe
IN that I.,and N,hin M issf tw dsv.so,,c of ,hs,
more severe than anv thar had heen tt ther for
wears Much DAMAGE hsd hecn done 90 hn;isinrs snd
even the ground was cracked in several places two OF
the shocks occurred dnr;ns divine service md ne wbe
the people or portion of them were assembled a, the
Theatre In one OF the churches very large stone
tell from the roo; or tower directly in the midst OF the
congregation, but yrovden'aliy no person was hurt
senerai CONSERVATION prevailed amonS The nhaeitans
ma m ihSs ,Ssv oS, "s,; % ~ p
sna On Una, .ney might again DC repeaeo'
"'ye'no n'eS ha" 'se' 'ose l'eur Oh eoh''
THI kENNEsEc RlvSS.--Last Spring project
was set on foot to deepen the channel OF the hennee
I'VE S ~ 0,Sns Q, '"'ns ssSms ms ,pSssan.
the SUMNER and we learn from the August, RsnnsS
sS, sS 10y s.u NV wv ,s iss'u ue aususss ns,ue''
Ss,ween Aurus,s ana HaSawsn ia cnnesrnsS S.r,. s
now water enough atthe lowest tdes for the sea s,es
.rs .nS cthsr iaSpe y.s,e,s \, o, ~, =, snss,s ',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

ITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers, Patentees, &c :
L Messrs. COOPER 4 PARKER, 10 Nassau.st N. Z.
drawings and specifications for patents drawings
and estimates for mills factories, steam engines water
wheels shang, SC. at the shortest notice. MI having
had many years experience practical Engineer, Ia
some of The. !arges, establishments In England aud pos
sessng thorough knowledge Of every description Of ms
chinery used in the manufacture OF cotton fax and wool
they invite parties Interested In tho above 10 CALL conn
dent that they give satisfaction
Agents for the disposal Of manufacturing premises,
and water power, machinery &c. 90 In
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patent aIe0ifiafs.
EVIDENCE
MAGSEnE ETIrn

Regarding the extraordinary powers o.
CEEsTIEs GlLVANsiC EIS6S, Belts, EEACE-
LET'S, BANDS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
HALL AND PARL0R Stoves. H. Taow

LJALL AND PARLOR STOVES.-F. II. THDW.
Ri BRIDGE 30 Water-si. has for sale ne assortment
Of he kinds OF Stoves for Halls Pahors Nurssnss
Stores, sc. These stoves made Of u7 best nssfaIs
and substantial Our hail stoves win 0ruins
connected give entire satisfaction 10 al using them, ana
confidently recommend them al who wish 10 nea'
their bOsses In pleasant and economical way we nave
also Olmseds Patent Psor Stoves which stu excel every
ote, in economy and purity heat Also BoswosRs All
Tight Stove for wood and oe. kinds for Offices Chamber
SC al reasonable prices Stoves put up Fl short notice 81
CONNECTICUT yyorEm.n ol9 meoi
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1VHE KNICk ERBOCKEK Fire Insaru

THE KSICk ERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com.
paay dale The Mgina.l OF New sOpo
s;e passed changing the corporate name O!
Inc old Muus Insurance Company OF Tho City Of New
YorS the knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
NewYork AL future business of that Corporation viii
therefore be transacted under iIs new
1t may be well 10 add wsy Of explanation that the old
MGmai' notwithstanding Us itle, was in fact Stock
Company, having capital all paid and securely invested
sd that The change Of obtained to Prs7en. mis-
apprehension On that point
This Company continues insure against loss damage
By afe Oh as favorable 9rEs q. sar institutions IN Ibis
George ireland, John Gray, L. C. Ham=rsley
John Ootnoui, Bolts Moore, Chss. P. I,evehch.
Geo Areuariu.. Rob. C. We,rnore, Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, Wn- Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb. Asher Riley,
George COnk!tn, Adam Sorrie, Alex'r Lawrence.
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit Vim. F. Dean,
Robert l. Stuart, Anthony CLARION. William Browning
A B. NcDosALp, Secretary.
heTYcrk. May "a. lsi6- elo eodH
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance Company,
I'Aofee No II Ws!-st) issued during The month of
To Merchants and Trsders5i To Proessors..........
c s7ss'. s.u ae. aea Ts OF Congress.
Clergyman. s-c,ry Of lns Coz. !
Physicians ..--.-i 81 Cashier.
Lawyers .....-........l2i Agents ...............7
aectaaics ....-......is Students ..........S
HaHufselr-.s 49,. ! Other occupations.
- Ne;s PoIie;s. issqst in !ay. l5
s5.: quarter of the yess fir. quarter Of The year
% 9ihy. III
June ......-......... 81 June. ............ Isi
July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al JGly ............... lf5
TossI........lss To,sl. 81
Number Of Policies Issued during year. i7el
Total Policies in Is ronths. .2zs5
~ Issued IN August I5s policies.
q Issued IL September l56 ssw Policies
RoBT- l. PATTERSON, Pres!denL
BEsI- c. MILLER, Secretary
Jcs.FH L LORD, Agent
JAS STEWART, sl b. Medical Examiner No 81 Broad
way ar3 3meodos
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