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Clear Weather .asain-7Ae Uniessr-Msvs Failures-
Celebration Of the Fourth Of Jliy-Desth Of Wiiiiam
George Reed, Esq.-Ar. .asAcomB not Dssd-S Stock
Board, Markets, &c.
rainy dismal day was yesterday; but this morning
the birds singing, the shines out brightly and
old mother to be in one Of her merrisst
moods
The anxiety for the by the Unicorn u becoming
intense and the arrival Of each from the North il
looked to with almost confidence that the looked for in
tsllgencs must be brought by it.
The sub.trsasury in anticipation Is producing some
awful crashes in this city yesterday mentioned two
large houses that had gone by the board now have
another to record no less than that Of B. Buck ESQ.,
one OF the heaviest money brokers Of the city. Tho
cause OF this suspension however the loss Of forty
Thousand dollars By ono Of the siures Of tho previous
day some half dozen others expected to give way
daily unless they should receive succor from some
ter All who deal on bank capital will have give ay
traction Of the banks under the sub treasury panic
Our Corporation yesterday appropriated SIX hundred
oohns 70 make Preparations Tor Che celebration Of the
an OF Jay the object Of which 10 four folafst, TO
Keep the rowdies at home and prevent them from dis
grac'ng the city by their bad conduct Annapolis and
other places secondly to draw n the country folks to
spend their money the city; thirdly display the pa
tliotism Of the Council in their liberal Of the peo
ture OF gin slings cock tails sggnogs jueps, squbs.
sugar oande,, fire crackers and other nicknackeres
VIM George Reed, ESQ one Of our most distinguished
citizens, died yesterday morning after very short ILL
mass The city courts yesterday Immediately adjourned
on the announcement OF his death
MIR. Ashcomb, who announced yesterday to be
dead from the wound inflicted him at Charlotte Hall
St Mary's county by young Thomas, was, learn oaly
in stupor, which mistaken for death. News has
been received that he had revived, and hope
was still entertained that his life may yet be saved
afford BIN all the RELIEF possible by the extraction of the
ball He fully exculpates young Thomas for Hring and
takes all the blame on himself.
The MAKKETs. Within the last two DAYS there haxe
been but few transactions in Howard street Flour and
these OF limited description. There sales
current rate yesterday but hear OF sales The
cept price from cars SAT City Mills Flour 10 with
out inquiry II could be bought at SIS per bbl Limited
sales OF Susquebanna Flour at 81 rs 4slt Wheat
come N more freely for day or two past, and prices
have given way little. Sales yesterday at l02 los
for good to prime reds. Corn at IS 81 for yellow
and 90 81 for white; Whiskey continues dull at 23i
for hhds and 244 for bills
STOCK BoARD.-There sale of City or State
socksy eserday the principal offers being bank stocks
State per cents closed at IS asked Is bid City 6psr
cents OF $780, closed at asked 9l bid Baltimore and
Ohio Railway shares left off at 46I for SALE 46t bid
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BERMupA-Brig Falcon-E Harvey; Capt Mitchell late Of
bark Cambridge Jenkins Capt Mansn, late Of schr
Star. - !, -
A-Bng Emily Farnham-MesEs David Gray and
L,yrnpooL-Ship Dsvon,hire---Messu Rembrandt Lock
wood " Miller, Mi lin, Chrsts.29 ~ the seersge.
BerMrs-Bark Charieston-NT II Muller
PoNT AZ PIArr-schr WarIior--Mr o kurst OF Fort an
Plat; Capt Ott-n, lady and boy, 81 Bremen.
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5000 KUAKE's
IODINE IMMINENT

unIveTSaIIy admitted only that vii per
form all that represented to DO ha, performed such
atouishing OF Swelled Limbs Spraius,
Bruises cntraetions Of the Cords asd muscles ssroius
Kings kyi rarsyses Los Of the Of the t,nss Dis
o. the sppe Joint Erurtons Of the Ska ke and
that would stagger belief il they could not be
by the most respectable persons who hvs rss9 ~ wsa
thi: most sxcsllsut remedy Pri.s.Ps depot -
n fuS rc a tNfsFH~OLL " 10. ~ john st.
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Dom esti, lnportat lions.
MARITIME HERALD
NOTICE TO sHIPMAsrERs.

sHIPMAsTERs.
We bope that Captains Of at this port will
deliver piping lists parcels
tondsd for this Office other than the New York
Pilots or Cspt. RoBERr SILvEr. Of our news hect
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Sales or stocks at philadelphia.

FIRST BoAsp-Apul 9-5e shares Reading Railroad,
b5 49, 100 do cash. 3ak so do 3D. 49, 100 do, cash. ST.
$40 900 State Fves b5 6st 5000 Harrisburg Railroad
Bonds u.s. Is shares Miners Bank, Potsville s3t; 100
Reading Railroad 81.
ArrER BoARp-$50 State Elves, IS, 6sl.
SECOND BOARD $4,000 State Fives g. !; 1914 do ST.
5000 Tennessee Bonds. LIST July sl; 400 shares GiraId
Bank OF 1000 Tennessee Bonds Ss4 100 Morris Cana.
l5i $40 900 State Fves 67i 10000 do Sill 90 Reading
Railroad 224.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS,
HOE NEW wEsTERN. BY The POUND Oh
sss e. ssa. On r:ss sssas: s; 0 %
GG;awsg sesd Rsas T diSuories ss".1 Sclesss
by ~" '''0 WEEKS ANbERsoS, InsSs. -
spl lmsrh 70 Eultoi. corner W,sr and 81 DoweYy.
~ Office TO THE FUBLlC IN GSNERAL-lhs sab
AN scrbsr. after enlagng his premises, prepared 70
tlean Carpets desenpon from 70 % eo yards with
yard; Hearth Rsss Tsse Cover I'D shs.is cleaned en 8
to rs Dresses dyed washed fom cents to o Coas
cleaned or dressed from " cease ri MT dG 1sOH e -
NB-T.ms cash. ms Inn.rs
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
JUST PUBLIsHED-Ihe /" Idle Hour Book containing
Our Comic Almsnacs for 1877 1--we in NUMBER win be 10
sued April They will be the best mp and cheap
st that Specimen numbers sent BY mail.
The subscribers invite the attention OF the t.ds - thsr
nnryaed and large variety Of the various kinds Of Chdrens
Books Song Books Prmes &C. oee with coloTed Ltho
s n a1s' the TuRSsR iItsis
LONG BREED CANARIES.
New . Sss sSss = .s usr nd
will b. sold only in pain. bird Fsneisr. and s2s psSs
respectfully invited 70 call and examine then
Also the usua variety Of Singing Birds from different paris
piss hss .sas. soS S Fancy rsd Gold
ares Tor the Breeding Cage En- ale Joh, ,..s
NP-Arehes Bird Fsncier containing fall directors Sr
brssnE Canaes and the best method Of feeding birds -
English and Scotch Terriers for sale bX .,.,.
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o. The st. Louis papers have reports OF revo-
lu iion in California by which that department of Next
CO Is entirely severed from its connection with the CEN
trail government.
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no YICTIMs OF lNpIsoRETioN.

A BERNETHY'S BOTANlCAI PILLS are acknow-
"A ledved 10 certain and efecua remedy ever
weane.s 81 Of de6seaey and all d.ss
cou6ueseu or hisdrancs from business. They do
tain particle OF mercurY have been Known fail
cass Tho..snds testify 70 ther sygor.sas and u.y
mendsd For sale AZ Apotrccafies Hall. haye street.
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LSOR the Of Coughs Colds ption Eronch,.l
Lvnsi !. the moss wonderful ever tnewr, being the
Invention odtns fs,t Or Laennec Of Paris The cure. Is
and coush cared few doses and Of long standing
give wsy Ike magic IL q, ithous doubt, the exrao
dnay discovery Of the They purxauve and
may BE- given to children we'll adults asd every
will effect cure edible time The sick should
try then Price, one Dollar per boz
G Sold, Wholesale and r~teil by j. Winchester 81 Ann
street General Agent for United tates Also retail By
AItofds 90 bowery Brookyn-S. r. Leeds, corner tour
favorable terms. sSMsfh
GEORGIA. LUMBER Co Notss wssae4 .; Z, u cent
M AMsas ii Wall 0root
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The journal Of yestarday was read.
THE SLAVE
Mr.. bhfrHrRHovy moved that House rasolvs n.
self into Committed OF the Whole on the stats az thu
Union " '
Mr.. ADAMS, Of Massachusetts asked the v.n,lsu.r
TO withdraw the motion, that he might submit rasa
luton.
Mr. BarSKERHoyr wanted to know what n VIZ. ,na
desired that IL be read for information - ~
The resolution read and requested the Pres,asn,
Of the United States to to be communicated c the
House. not incompatible with the public in,srests ths
correspondence Of q. w. Gordon Consul at Rio dc ia
nsro, with the Department Of State, relating to the
slave trade in vessels Of and by citizens the United
States, between the coast Of Africa and Brazil
Tue srsaKsR-Does the gentleman from Ohio with
draw his motion
Mr. BANK RHorr-Yes, sir
adopted. - ~ w"
~ "N TO oRKcor-vArIvKs AND roREfoHgRs
UT DhiSsERHorr-Mr Speaker
Mr.. HsNLY-Mr. Speaker
lae srsAKER-The gentle nan f,or, oh;o
RI. s.s shhoIg-i renew my motion.
ihs orEAkka-fhe gentleman moves that tbs rules
- saspendel ana that the HOUSE rasoIvs sson into
'ommntse OF ehs Whole the 81 ate az Inc iTn,on
Mr. hsSLr-l have bill 10 report I ns,sr al such
Avon OF gentlemen, but would be slsd ~ ths r.ns
man would withdraw his motion for fsu r,orrs,s
Mr. bsrxHasovv- Shaking his head CAM do n
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e .r.sT.iou. IN the case of Freeman the negro
who Killed Mes: s1 c5a e h aPen d a 5e.eE
ana ~ whit concluded his argument for the mo
a5 S.ertay at noon and followed on the otner
& Nv l. Sherwood. Esq District Attorney OF CaTuss
"a a. Sherwood and Hon William II. Seward VII
eIo.e Rochester Daily American Nov3
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M ARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Hamburg ship Rowland, Psulsen, 81 ds i'm Hamburg,
mdsc, 10 Schmidt & Balchcu
Ship CASTOR Anthony, I'm Narcotics mdsc TO Cham.
berlain 4 Phelps.
ship Devonshirc 40 ds I'm Liverpool mdse to master
300 passengers.
Bari, HerscheN, Adams. I'm Turks Island salt 10 or
der. Br brig Farmer Parker for NYork sailed days
previous
Brig Madison iIocy days from Savannah cotton TO
Sturgcs & Chairman.
Brig Excel, Macy 10 ds i'm Savannah, cotton TO Dun
hmm & Dmon
Brig Santiago Perkins % ds from the City OF ST Do
mingo. mahogany to a Rossire & Co Left brig Geo
Henry Blskey, dg, for NYcrk schr Elliot do do.
Brig Macon, Madison DIS I'm Savannah, cotton to
NJ Demll
Danish brig Dolphin, Brown IS is I'm Rio de Janeiro.
coffee to phpps & Co.
Sordinan brig Algeria i'm Antwerp, ndse to schmid;
& Balchcn
Grenadnn schr China Ssmaria Micr I'm ST Martha
Oct IA, mahogany, &c. to Everette & Battelc.
Schr Courier, Couch. ds I'm Richmond. hour Al
len & PaXoh.
Schr a Vinal -, ds i'm Frankfort spruce spars
Schr Texas, pillsbury I'm 1homaston lime
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The following statement, shows falling oitin i'm

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
la schr China, from 81 Marks--A Mackenzie, Mier
J X Bermudcs and servant
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CAMPHENE. CHEMICAL OIL. &c. &c

CANIPHENE, CHEMICAL OIL. &c. &c
S'WlLLLAMS'S CAMPHESE, warranted 10 De :htet
times refined; also Chemical OIL. Burning F.aid Spirit
Gas Spirit OF TGrPenine also rrctinec s2i OF Turpen
line for varnlsh and manufacturers hsh root Al!
cohol White Rosin FOR soap makers and tr1ggtss blrn
iy Pitch OF choice quality tor sale By W iLLlANS
CERrIFIcATE.-I experimental on Williams C4nPhene
wiki The following results Is circular WICK lamp
burning o; "a; hour, gave lght equal
10 len sperm candles. I'd IwGs 30 pure II qsiy nal II
preserved tie Wick o! snowy whruess and burned sey
eral evenings during weeks "ithosl: once trimming
The wick Sd When burned In proper amp produces
most brilliant gh IS free from Al unPehsal ooof sd
no: liable 70 explosion, have seen blazing pine krot
Repeatedly dropped inio qist OF C.iap-n- ~hch IN
'-F--1'F-' e>'--z -'''e' nc GEO. C scHAEFFER
Col.E5ia College S.yy-Y ors july Z. 1876.
The above experiments the Cs-nPhene OF 9lf. VA
hRs made and from ny Know Ledge
Of ID. accuracy skill OF Mr.. SoneE-r have implicit
confidence n heir therefore reeorroeE6 BON
for light ana manufacturers JAMES RESWICK-
Co!Eri5ta Collese. Nr=- York. July ., lsio-
We also Witnessed similar prru1eas 70 he soGye-one
Np burned one bouf BY The watch consuming ICES man
one cens worth OF Canphene. and gave isht =G1. 10
sperm csdirs And could rrad comfortably 81 dis
iAacr OF 70 10 feet
BIZ BOWERS. NJ D. No. lIs Bleecker-sl
l. SUDAN. Prest ESutshe rIre insurance Com
WEED Presiaen, North River Bank ol5 lmend.
T AMPS, GIRaNpOI-ES, Han Lanterns, aac Chsa-
Il c-lirrs-D-itx Brother Co Washington Stores No.
Is W llh.ra-st manufacturing a1c have Always on
hs-t r assortment Of articles n ineir me OF TIE ot-
!ow n descriptions, which they VIII se a. wholesale or
resal =; low prices, fo. cash
Solar LssPs-ei BFoaz- and syeF-t, q gFeai vsr:esy
SasPentias SolaFs, 90. d.
SoiaI Chsndeiier.. "a. do . and nsh..
sass E cA'aPhen- Lamps Bracket DO. Do
ranaolss-GiE Sii-ered sud Brtnze var ~. pattern.
:: Lz-,srns-Ns CIRCUS sizes Wiz stained Gas.
E5m DEITZ. BROTHER CO
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In0ia Rubber GOODS
INpIA RUBBER GOODS. mana!4cLursd

INDIA ri BEER GOODS, manufactured by Horace
II. Day. for sale at y Cortandt.st
Days Patent SHRED Sus Wserrnen's and spori-neb
renders Coat ard Pea Jackets.
G.n;lemen- Sheet Rubber Sheals Patent Life Chair and
Overshoes, leather soles, Setiees with Days I'm
Do Rubber provements.
Sandals FOR Spring and Grh- Patent Cotton oat-
Fall wear er. for rafting hales of Cot
Ladies ,Ch.dren's 1 YOUTHS ton,
Rubber Shoes, India Rubber GOve-
Metallic Rubber Machine India Rubber PanislooBs.
Banding. superior article. Do do Stirred. not
Days Patent Hos-. water or air proof,
Lite Prcserver- Of all kinds lair Cushions and Pillows
Days Patent Rubber Boat or Hydrosi.iic Beds Ralhug
Poninn Caps Rubber Tents and
Tndn Rubber Cotns BHggage Covers. Water
macintosh Goats Buckets, together with nj
Black SILK Webbing Tor shoe the various other styles
makers use. Rubber Goods, all warrant
Ind, Rubber Door Sprine- ell 10 stand heat cold
and water without chan e.
The extensive machinery and other facilities for
iacturg embraced in three establishments belonging 10
the undersigned enables him 10 insure prompt execution
Of all orders in superior manner and with greater Dis
NJ eodu HORACE H. DAY
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D0RCELAIN .EWELRY-We /
BIZ order OF i=sIEre
". THOMAS i son. AGcuone--.
-.TuEBLE PRINT WORKS.

DURCEEAIN JEW ELKN We hAVt received
samples OF tins new, UniGue and beautiful style OF
ewery, consisting OF Broaces, Hair and Shawl Pins &c
made and worked into The most perfect and delicate forms
flowers vines wreats bouquets. SC naturally colorvd
with gold and silver chased haPree work and mounngs
Their value both of their unique style and The
wonderful and curious in which they formed
independent OF their articles e~eiry Will induce
many 10 become purchasers We invite the attention OF
the public 10 their examination.
IL lnlIN HRDMrN 4 I'D kllInn.st
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SCEOOI. BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON K SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksel-
Hers 2l5 Pears New-York have recently issued new
and very mach improved editions OF the works on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, ~ Mrs 4 W L. phetp+' 10
which tey respectfully solicit the attention OF School
Teachers Committees and others interested in education
Copies viii be furnished for examination. on application To
the publishers. For sale by Booksellers generally lyS2
NEW CONSTITTTION-Ju.i published in psnph-
e; form good size. clear type, with marginal notes
the New Constitution framed hy the Convention OF the
State New York and he approved or rejected by The
People the Stale Election. Nov l9i6 Published and
for sale by BELL UOIL LII,
OF Booksellers and Slationers, l5s Nassau-si-
nAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK for the year
~ 1871 containing Almanac, Time and Interest able
Also bnrk space for Memorandum for every day IN the
wear. For sale by the publishers.
FRANCIS LOUTREL. S:ationer@ II Maiden-ane.
The Trade supplied al alib-ral discount o25 Pm
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E,NECUTORS' SALE of Valuable Real Estate III
lIihe City OF New York. by WILLIAM n. FRANKLIN,
AuciioneerThe Subscribers Executor and ESecuiriS o.
the WI! OF John Brown, deceased VIII sell IL Public
enlh day of November sttwrlve o'clock noon the
followed described Real Estate belonging 10 The estate Of
The said testaOr
Frst-The good TWO story brick from; dwelling House
and Lot of Land the Souihwesterly side OF
Frsnkiort-st known No p Frankforts the lot being
- feet inches in width In front Frankiort-sL = feet
inches in width IN the end IN length on each side les
I feet D inches.
Second-rh- story frame House and Store and Lo!
of Land the SoDthyestery corner OF Chry-tr
ing 2s inches in width front on Wskerst 3 feet
inches width in the rear ana in depth on each side 80
feet
Third-The story frame dwelling House and Lot OF
Land &c joining the last above described known a. Nc ~
Wsker me lot being 70 s inches in width in front on
each side ~ feet
Fou1th-The good TWO story brick dwelling House and
Lot OF Land ad OinGg the last above described hlown IS
Nc 25 NAkersL The lot being - feet II inches n width
front Wak-rsi - inches IN width in the rear
, and 2 depth each side ~ feet
Flth-The handsome taree story brick house and Lot OF
Land situate The SoCher!y eide Of East broadway and
known No $40 East Broadway, containing - feel In
width IN front snd and in length The Westerly side
30 feet and The Esstesiy side g feet inches, be The
same dimensions more or less.
TEaMs-Tsn per cash and ne Aucl!oneers lees 70
be paid The day OF sale The balance hilern days hrre
atet, hen The deeds VIII be delivered Iwo--hircs OF
The purchase money remain bond and mortgage on
the premises for three years 81 seven per crt interest
For farther particulars respecting The properly inquire
OF either OF the subscribers, of ISAAC DAYTON, No.
Nsssau-s- EDGAR KETCHuM, No so Nassan-st or
WILLIAM n FRANKLIN, Auct!oneef, No - Broad-sL
SAMUEL DAYTON, No q Mark-;-st Executor,
RACHEL BROWN No a15 Wslker-sL E1ecuGlr-
noI .ni NnvTO
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i)ub!ie Gonpepamres, Ae.

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To4,P,M
IT REGULAR MAIL LINE betwrrG Bos,a.
,Ssssss.sssssa Ns~.lork, ~ ;he las, and soeaae;
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: .sIrse ATHE OTIsyILI.E EXTEN- r,

eZssss1aas++sl.SlON Of the New-Yofk and Erie -
Railroad will be opened Tor passen- Hni--
gers and freight Tuesday next November when
hours OF departure viii be changed and until farther oucs
the arraBg cement will be az follows
FIR Paaengeri-Leayes New York from foot Of Duars
At al o'clock, A. 81. and o'clock p NJ
Leaves Otsgs at 81 A. ~ and Al P. b.
Fare between New York and Otsyile 81 ~
Fur Ereigh.-Leayes NewYork from foot OF Dasne.I
a, o'clock 7. u. Otisyle nj II O'Clock A. 81
October 81. l2tf NJ
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oFrleE Of TIE MOaRIs AsD Essex RAILROAD Co.

OFYlcE OF TIE Morris ASD Essex RAILROAD Col
Newark, October e. 1916 !
NOTICE IS hereby given, that Proposals viii be re-
NcrIyed until The sth November next for grading
masonry and brdgng required pete the branch O!
Inc Morris and Essex Railroad from Honiston Dover
sdi.tsnce OF about II miles,
Maps and pr0hies estimates and specifications will be-
found aef 18th inst, al the Office Of the Company al Morris
Lo%nr where al necessary Information will be given.
The line Hi!l ae divided into sections OF convenient
length Tor contraction, and proposals writing directed
10 he Treasurer at the Office Of the Company In Newark
VIII be received for The whole any part Of tie work
~ order. JOEL W. CoNDIT, Vice President
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Reai Ts:aie.
-. yUT.RLE HOUSES TO LEr.-six thrse

Re. story Srick Hoses building On The Norm sioe
A .s Nl,nfl~--t % the corner ., sr.nu.
Convenience for rrSuctsb!e families They WI! have nlsf
bic -sn,sls r e frs srd second stories Siid me eroo
ws,er n The basement The corner house ard he one A.
and either OF may De easily converted INTO stores
ii desired They VIII be ready foe occupation ABOUT NC
S-st OF December For terms, which viii be ToiefSIe
appl7 20 JOHN LYONS, No II Chaberssl from ~ 70 II
O'Clock A. VI. ard from ! 70 , 7. VI. o. oN
At PRIVATE SALE-Four Lots on the north
e.. SIDE OF i0lh->L between Isl and ID avenne-
ELL So TWO lots S9tk-sI south side, be.'S cen 3D.
averce snd Lexingtoraverue-
Also Lots The wes; side OF s'-sveHue between
I'D and sd ss. -, 80,
Also TWO Lots the north side o: ssh 81 between tl
snd Lexington C0 feet cast OF th:avsnue sos
particulars apply 10 ANTHuNh J. eLh-sS sI,,o'
Ger No : Broad-st- WI w
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Jrsurance.


S,AI. HANSAY secretary.
MrsTUU> Posi-. MD Phv,irian. 81 Btosiwav NJ I'm
THE kNICkERBUChER Fire Insurance Com
pany tlale the iItug!l OF New, iork-CupilN S280H0
Office No. - Wal -ifho Legislature OF hi state at ts
late session Passed NJ act changing The corporate name cf
the old Mutual Insurance Company u tine City Of New
York 10 the hnickertocker Fire Insurance Company Of
New-Yors All future business Of that Corporation will
therefore be- transacted under it, namc
II may BE- well 20 add by WAY Of explanation, that The old
Mutual Notwithstanding il tile. IN n.ct Stock
Company having capital al PAID IN ard securely invested
sld that Ihe change OF obtained prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues Insure against loss damage
b. FIRE favorable similar Institutions In l.s
city, DIRECTORS.
George ireland. John Gray, L. c. Hsm.rsley,
John OothOu Bolts Moore, ChRs P. Ley-r.cl.
Geo. Arcularius RobI c. Wetluore Benz DE Forest
Roberi Benson Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George COnklin, Adam SOrrle, AieN'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush. Robert Kermit, VIM = Dean,
Robsr. L. Stuart. Anthony ChRrGOn, William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
4. B. McDo%ALo, Secretary.
Neys-York. May u. l2id. ell eodH