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REMOVAL,
SILK GOODS.

N r. LlNDSLEY has removed TO the new Buildings No
VI &c Liberty street. Fst Store from Broadway where he
IL prepared 10 exhibit with few exceptions, entire
seaBonable and desirable stock OF
SILKS AND FANCy GOODS-Embracing every va
rety Of Plain and Figured Black, Colored Changeab,
Silks. ~
DRESS GOODSof every dcscription--paid and fly
ured Casimtres and Nous de laincs Mernos, &c Also
a large assortment Of ~ .
2 FHNCY car AND BONNET RIBBONS together
with plain col0red and black Satin and Taties Ribbons
riety and tile newest styles
SiAW WIS Of all kinds and qualities, including SILK,
Broelel Tnibet Cashmere TurkeIri, &c, lie would
particularly call attention also TO his unusually large and
I,s,gsss assortment Of LdCES EHBaOIJELII3S d
Ana he would respectfully the inspection Of his st,k
W g.ns W ,hoss who willing TO avail thernsey. "a
81 low prices for Cash aud slort credit, 'N's
oct S-lyd.
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BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC 1fE1ALLIC SHANK BOOTS
nv. AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything before manu-
Iactured, in this any other country, for
durability, beauty and utility.
NO. 1873 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal che highest premium) at the last Annual Fair OF the
lnstue for its superiority over all others offered
for competition.
II has met lie appreciation OF the officers Of the army and
navy well every gentleman OF taste who has Hrly
among all regard ease, grace, comfort, and durability,
desirable requisites in their Boots Snd Shoes makes
the Boot Shoe elastic, preserves its original style
shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eleva
ted ARCH thereby allowing the heel TO he very high
with perfect case quite low without exposing the panta
looms strap injury also keeps the loot from pressing
Forward and II in natural and easy position.
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention In the cities OF
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned the first In the city of New York to
manufacture thus Justly celebrated and elegant article,
tinues To them up In endless variety Of styles, in
workmanship unequaled, and at prices de1yng compete
lion All other kinds Of Boots Shoes Caters Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. LoRiN BROOKS,
l35 Fulton street
p s-Just received Of Russian Leather Tor Gen.
temens Boots both Tor Dress and Water Proof This 10
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather ever import
ed Into The United States \
nets Iyds ~
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GARRiT GARRABRANT,
. II Market street, Newark
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY,

NEW YORK, July, ~, 1916.
DR. TowssEsp-Dear Sr-My wife has been afflicted
with Disease OF the Heart, and with terrible Rupture for
fifteen years, the greater part Of the time She has
been troubled with ShoTtness OF breath great Futteng
Heart which has been very distressing and has fire.
enty been unable TO leave her bed The Rupture was very
large and She tried almost every remedy for such
cases with but little benefit When she had taken but three
bottles Of your excellent medicine she entirely relieved
Of The Disease OF the Heart and the Rupture has almost en-
urely disappeared =
She has also had the Dropsy, and very much swol
en we had no idea that she could be 70 benefited she
nau sueh complication Of diseases but has az strange
~ may appear, relieved her Of the dropsy am aware
'ne .neh u 20 strange, 10 appear almost like
p u ", nevertheless sober reality. Your SALSA
IaNLLh " certainly valuable medicine and should he
~ every one that u suffering we have been fans
peeNe lls account, they al liberty 10 call N, nj
house. ana have ocular demonstration Yours r,srec,i
Nv WILLIAM TOWSEK
PRINCIPAL OFFICE l25 FULTON STREET n Yofk
Sun Building. WIN
DIR 4. W DYoT'T d. SONS GEsynA,. Aors-. No
l3l North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa : -
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES SIOI~r Dupa
sIsT, corner 7tf street and Penn. Avenue.
IL Also, Tor sale by Druggists generally.
ny- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN
QUART, AND SIGNED wIrH THE wnirrEs SIGNATURE OF
s. p. TOWNSEND, AND ms NAms sLows IN THE CLASS
oct e47-Iyd oct 49,
M DIR. DYoTT. On
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CONSUMPTION CuREp.

Cleanse and Strengthen CGtstBipio cared Bro7
chis, Consumption Lirer Complaint, Colds, Coughs
Cafarrh asthma, Splitting Of Blood soreness IN the CHes
Hectic Flush Nigh S,redts Difficult or Frofse EIpec
toration, PAIN IN The Side, Sc, hare been be
ed. ...'a-. ..'H
Probably there never remedy that has been
cessil in desperate OF Consumption this clean
and strengthens the sysiem and appears heal ulcers
the nngs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength. .,>
ALMOST A MIRACLE. WA
Read the following and doubt II you can Consump.
ton can be cured This is only one, of several kindred
cases, that ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARII.LA has cured.
~ BROOKLYN, Sept a. lsi6.
DR. TowEsRNp-Dear SRI was taken, u little over d
year ago, with severe cough and pain in my side; il In
creased very fast indeed was pronounced by ply
sicans TO have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles Of bad matter, had night sweas and--sinkng very
fas-my doctor said he could do nothing Tor went
the hospital Ia hope of being benefited but pronounced
ncurable. was greatly distressed Mt the lungs, amt
could hardly breathe: soon became emaciated, and
pected 10 die; confined my bed, AMI obliged to
have watchers Indeed IcBnnot give you any description
that would do justice to my supposed by my
friends 10 be past recovery; had tried great number
remedies all seemed TO be Of effect read Of tl
most extraordinary performed by your medicine and
to tell you the TRUTH suspected there hnmbug
them But was induced to try IT,; did So and very
thankful did cannot say that entirely well, but
far recovered TO be about my business and hope
10 be entirely well in few weeks My cough, pain In die
SIDE and night sweats, have left me, and raise but very
little, and fast gaining my usual strength feel II
duty to give you statement Of my case, TO PUBLISH II You
please. 1.f 90 ("
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS NEW YORK,
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN 4
GALABRUN, having rctted and replenished this spa
cious establishment prepared TO receive company
There one hundred and nine apartments in this house
consisting OF dining saloons, sitting rooms parlors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish at moments notice. refreshments
be accommodated at the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners or sup
and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
in the city. Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day and attention will be spared 10 give ssiac
ton Men of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
@ .f3 JAMES BERGEN,
ortSly. LOUIS GALABRJJN.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. TAI, Broadway, New York.

j. b. MONNoT, PROPRIETOR
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
of Broadway has been 80 enlarged as now TO be the
most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and salubry of Its position
have heretofore It's accommodations be monop
ozed by permanent residents OF the city exclude the
travelling public from participation In It's comforts
NExtensiye additions have been made, however, with q
view apart transient visitors suits of parlors and
bed. rooms, 10 be retained all Seasons for them.
Families from ainr will find the choicest accommo
iaons OF this Hotel constantly apart for them,
every attention will beaid TO render Ii attractive TO The
transient visitor i has proved TO those who residing in
the vicinity of New York. have constantly since its
ing honored it with their selection combining all the
luxues Of the best European hotels with The advantages
of its location. oct 8 ly'
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Foreign Books and Curious ana Rare work.

Al L0irer Prices Than erer before Sold. ,.7
THE subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock OF Literature, His late acquisitions
from the trade sales OF Boston, New York and Philadel
pha together with fifteen OF the finest works hr the
Garrck from Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Leonl
as from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for SALE give unoubted air OF richness varie
W rarity and his stock hitherto unapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books and en-
thusiass in mental investigation, solicited TO come anu
enjoy the feast OF and the How OF soul"
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended,
brains turned may be found here. The reconcile ma
themacan and the founder Of systems OF Theo
logy Is each in his proper mich Those given TO NEGRO.
NANCY, Astrology Alchemy, SoTcery and Witehcraf Will
be highly amused whilst the belle ere scholar can select
from $4,000 fresh volumes, the very cream and CHEF
douvres OF modern English literature. The best treases
every profession aud science from the honest poding
farmer the enthusiastic soldier In every and sci.
the best books here embraced In the department
of elementary professional treatses and school books OF
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
ney Cergymcn, literary characters and book collectors
generally living lines OF railroad steamboat routes,
will do well put change Of linen in their yases and
10 li6 Nassau street. allowed by all Swans TO
be the moral centre Of the Intellectual world" Books sell
ing half price literary appliances and conyenences Of
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars AMI other
philosophical instruments for inveerae smokers Ike The
celebrated DR. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
oct 8 " ld6 Nassau street, New York
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SCOTCH wOOLLEN HOSIERY.

A H. WATSON, % Maiden Lane, up stairs offers for
II, sale on favorable terms by the dozen case full
assortment Of the above desirable goods consisting in part
OF the following, viz:
MEMS tslender and ouislze) Blue Gray Hose and Hall
Hose, all qualities,
Hose from coarse quality TO superfne Saxony,
CHlLDREN'S Hose "a and l.2 Hose, White and assert.
ed Grey all sizes
Mems, Women's, and Chdrens Undershirts and Draw
ers, a very full assortment.
Also, few bales Of and ply Scotch Knitting Yarns.
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
= ~ w. E,INIrl RLISIIMEiAT

aUANTIN a. LuTZ, Cabinet Makers and Uphoserers,
" honor inform their friends and the public III
attractive Bazaar Store, No. 2g2 CHESTNUT STREET, op.
pose the Academy OF Fine Arts, where they now hay.
tces in their line; parlor, chamber and bouor fur,
nure the latest Paris style, which they sell at the mOst
moderate price. t4
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received
ctully solicit continuance of the same, pedgng our
selves TO exert greatest endeavors to give satisfaction 10
our patrons by the quality and finish OF our articles, which
We will guarantee to be OF the best workmanship.
|n.t . ty1s
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street, offers for sale the FOL
III lowing Organs:
Dimensions Of IL eei high, 10 feet and inches front,
and 6 feet inches deep. .|,..
One Grecan Organ Of IL stops octave OF pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case 10 feet inches high 10 feet wde
feet deep
pedals Dimensions OF case II feet high, feet inches
wide, feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of Rtopa Dimensions Of
case feet LIE inches high feet inches wde and feet
deep.
Two Grecans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs stops feet high, feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep.
variety Of Parlor Organs .I
One second hand Church Organ.
One SeraDhine, oct div
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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

flIESE Ses warranted perfect in every respect and
TO afford full protection Tor books papers, c against
loss by fire Or thieves
"For comparatively small sum any person may have
insurance Office OF his own-one winch exacs neither
notes or premiums and which cannot DO broken down by
great fren
Gayer's Patent Double and Improved Single Salamander
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks Brokers' Me
chants jewelers., Tor Records other public oces
made TO order An sale and orders
at the Depot l2s Water, between Pine and Wall streets
oct S--dly' octio A. Il. MOEN.
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Bedstends Proof Against Bugs,

T lNDSLEY'S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS, al
ia GARDENERS, 90 Gold street, first door from Beck
street, New York This improved Bedsead received
the highest premium awarded at the late Fair of the Anne
rican Institute In October 1879 a. and ., and the silver
Der, manufactured Of the best Materials and under tn.
immediate supervision OF the undersigned a
Mattresses, Piasters, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pill
lows hand made to order 10 fit the Bedstead and
warranted be filed with such hair, feathers, rep
resented. WILLIAM q, GARDINER.
oct Ia. Vi. .
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HALL, THOIPKINs q BLACK,
LAIE MARQUANDd q. Go.

AvE just received large assortment OF Sheffield Plated
Ill Ware, consisting IN part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
OF Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with or
without plateau; DISH Covers Casfors, Tea Kettles and
Uns; Tea and Coffee Sells, Egg Boilers and Egg Stands;
plain and chased Walters from 10 ~ inches
Flower, Fruit, Jelly, anu Ice Cream Stands &C., &c.
IN SILHER WARE,
The variety Of PATTERNS and extent u their is
much greater than be found any every other
Iabishmen III tins city and lhe quality Of their Silver Gas
wei as the workmanship is not 10 be surpassed IN the
United States Their assortment VI Diamond and other
rich Jewelry Watches Chains, &c, complete; all Of
which offered Tor sale at small the cost
the old stand No lS Broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
oct S-lyd
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
VIM. II. JENNINGS a. co.,


DRApERs 1ALoRs, importers Of Cloths Cassimeres,
vesngs Fancy Dress Articles, &C., 23l Broadway, Anne
new and ashonabe goods for Fall and Winter wear &c.
leced with view to rendering their stock rich in quail
su Jss X "a iou brown olive and
green milled cloths various shades Beaver dol drab and
s so n aes a blue al
WINaER FRocKs, 81 cKs se-Beaver and mills.l
. pRE s &ND f eG eie u black olive,
brown, and Adelaide Cloths of Bollys Simoni's,
'BU ISL AND TRAVELLING coATS-plaid
ss' Sow and draD Moes
rcan black blue, mixed, and fancy Cassmeres, selected
with reference TO The various tastes Of pa
irons in this line 70 which such attention has been directed
10 enable us TO insure iii combining aud elegance.
VESTS, Hack silks and satns, fancy do, woolen and
velvet pas garsd Msrnos white and SpT
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and have
always on hand The material necessary to the different
HIIaST' oUALiTY READYaADE GARMENTS.
Equal 70 the best custom work
oHERCoAIS;-h brown olive, green, black, and blue
beaver, and mled cloth Surtouis large assortment i'm.
proved styles Sucks including blue, black, brown and dab
Mohair drab and blue Pllo olive and brown Tweeds 80
Business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green, and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeres weeds &c Dress and frock
and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir
ces, Pantaloons-Back, blue, mixed and fancy Cassi,
meres; PLAIN and ribbed veiveteens, for riding, travelling
&c. Vestings Black Silk, Satin Bombazne and Cassi
mere fancy Silk, SATIN and Valencia; hguered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do. Dressing Gowns
DE LANES, Merino and figured Muslin, In great variety.
Hunting Goats, In various styles. =.
FANG Y DRESS AIe1ICLES.--T Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styles fancy Cravas English, French
and Italian black silk Cravats; extra anu medium quality
black satin Cravats; superior black silk and Satin carts;
newest style fancy Merno Scars Mutes for travel
ling, &c.; wiied and plain English, French, and India
Pocket llandkerchiefs, Goves-Clasoii's and Baou's
black, white, and coored KIDD also Merino, Buckskn lines,
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, DC Suspenders-All the various
styles and qualities underyesis and DIawers-Merino,
Silk, and Bucksn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose,
White and Mixed Mero, and Cotton grades Shirts,
Bosoms and Collars, Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.--Cioths, Cassmeres Nestings, &C.,
as extensive assortment be found in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard at low prices
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage OF seec-
lion from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods. Isl }U5u stss + Fl. a4 ..s. a'
nctH--lYds : u
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REMOVAL.


SIHAMA. EoGDHD-
~ +. LINDSEY has the buildings, No tu
VI Liberty Street, (rst store from BroadayD
prepared ~ exhibit, with few exceptions, neto,
seahonable desirable stock OF slo
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of PLAN and figured, black colored
anu chalgeable Silks. gt
UhESS GOODS Of every description; plain and fgureu
CastnlereH and Mouse de LANES, Alernoes &c Also,
large assortment oil FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RIBBONS together with plain, colored and black Sauil
1a1etta Ribbons.
fhLNGES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every va.
riey and newest styles
SiA Wis OF all kinds and qualities including Silk,
Droche ThDbet, Cashmere Turkerrl DC. lie would
particularly call attention 10 his Unusually large and
9e assortment Of LACES, EAiDHOLDEliiES, AMI
WHITE MUSLLNS.
sAnd he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
IN general by those who willing TO avail themselves
Low PRICES Tor Cash and Short Credit. oct S--dly'
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JOHN NIBLO.

HAVING TAKEN the spacious airy, and elegant esab
Ill shment, formerly known the ALEXANDRIA, No
57 Broadway takes pleasure In announcing strangers
visiting the city and to the public that his Saloons
open torher reception They have been Improved deco
rated and newly furnished and every effort has been
made 70 render them the most attractive and agreeable
place Of resort in this country.
The large saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain, and Is Ornamented with TIT
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and DELEGATES of every
kind served here during their The rooms
above where there Is well stored Bar, with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety, devoted exclusively
gentlemen The vlsiier, whether seeking good prone
made, agreeable lounge delicious refreshments will
find them at No. b57. oct 3 lY.
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SOUTHERN merchants and others ia neeu Of supple
~ Tor the counting room, be furnished with ieusers
Journals day books cash looks, b0lters and every variety
OF account books manufactured u tbs best
Copying presses u every style and price, copying .si
books, copying paper, 81. phes, Arnuids Perry y May
,iard q Noyes', Cooper Philips, and German copying
inks and writing IlunIs. ~
Liographc blanks, bills OF exchange bills OF luding
notes, cilecss ami drafts, circular (d desired ~
facsimile Of hand wring) furnished at notice, and
at prices but little above ordinary printing.
FETEK A. MESlER,
octS iy' stationer and Li,iographer, ~ Wall At.
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND
frDIT/lY S,rI,f1V ES,J,I y2y ISJyQTE, MI

THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
No l73 Chestnut street, opposite the Stale House, re-
spectluy socs from the public continuance oi the la
ering patronage which for many years they have been
pleased 10 extend him in his former establishment south
Fifth sireethis Stock of Furniture and Upholstery
braces almost every article known in the trade, at prices
on the seaboar and he offers the community his
ance that his arrlg In manufacturing will preclude
e possibility any article being offered TO their spec
ton which will not be entitled TO his guarantee a.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited TO
examination OF his stock either purchasers other
wise, CRAWFORD Riddle.
. .Iyl
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
L. CHAPDELAINE,
No, ans BROA1

NO 5IO BKUAUWAY,
HAS received per late arvasa large and splendid assert
ID ment OF FRENCH PATIENT OLEOSId III
LAMPS oil different patterns These Lamps invented
by the celebrated 1hilorer Of the French Academy, and
considered the best Lamps now IN These Lamps
for sale only at 375 broadway, in this city.
Also on hand, large assortment OF UILERY, CT
RANDOLES, KASES, CHINA WARE, TOILET
SETS and every article In the Furnishing line.
Mr. q. being agent for the BROOkL YIN FLINT
GLASS; Is prepared to execute orders Rich Cut and
Engraved also Pressed and Plain Glass every variety
Wholesale and RETAIL and invites the attention purchasers
to the splendid assortment OF rich Glass Ware hand
his establishment, where they depend upon being lur
nshed with the finest quality Of Glass Ware maIac
tured, being the only place where the Brooklyn Rich Flint
Class can be procured. ~ oct o--dly.
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Turk Satin Parasols and ParasOletts.
THE subscribers have hand large assortment oil
gaeen and black Turk Satin watered and PLAIN change
able Parasos ana FaTsoies suitable Tor the reuii
htutc. l' II. Z,
Also, are now manufacturing in large quantities their
wellknown super Umbrellas. -sc
Also very great variety Of Umbrellas and Parasos OF
every quality -
Jopbers and country merchants will please give us call
ISAAC SMITH a. CO., Wholesale Manufacturers
oct ly x66 Pearl st., N. X, and rs Milk st., Boston.
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Piano Fortes.

JAMES PRISON, 50 walker street, has now on han,
aud ~ dniy finishing, Piano Foites Of every description
rom ha very superior HORIZONTAL grniIs PLAN
Ia Ociavts, combining all The improvements u
the day with many others suggested by his experience
In the business All his usrtmens made .xpr,
for the city trade and pains expense Ia spared 10 re
~he country, OCT . ~.
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Fire Insurance in New York.

THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co. OF OHIO incor-
porated In 1883 with perpetual charter, capital sl4O
OOO paid up and safely invested and surplus Of more
than $4,000 will make insurance every description Of
property ut the current rate Of premium.
All applications for insurance In New York, Brooklyn,
any part of the Northern and Eastern States will have
prompt attention at the Agency No rs Wall street. where
all claims for be literally adjusted and promptly
paid . JOSEPH HOxlE, Agent.
SrEyKNs q HoxIR Connsellors. OCT "