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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

The Norfolk Beacon understands that The re-
sgnalion Of John Tyler, Jr., Esq, as Captain Of
company under The Ten Regiments Law, has
been accepted.
Commodore Stockton has appointed VIM. II
Thompson, Esq "a native Of Kanawha county,
an Acting Lieutenant, on board the U. S. frigate
Congress- for his active and efficient exertions du-
during The recent campaign in California and es
pecally for his conduc, in the battles Of the 8h
and 9th ofJauuary, when the guns he had charge
Of, did such good work.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BLAZIL.-The formal do Consrcio, al h'o
Janeiro, expresses much Indignation al The man-
ner in which The Brazilian Minister al WASH
insrun, Mr. Lisboa, arranged with our Govern
mcnt the dispute between Mr.. Wise and the Bra
lillian authorities, in regard 10 the unjust impfl-
sonmenl Of Lieut. Davis and the sailors oil Inc
Saratoga, 1t believes that the Emperor and "a
bine, will never agree to This arrangement, max
ing apologies 10 the United States for supposed
insult and it calls loudly for The dismissa OF MI
Lisboa. The public mind is said 10 be excited
on The subject, and, as one indication, we give
from The Jornal an extract, as amusing as it is
scurrilous:
"This rash and inconsdei ale conduct on The
part OF the Washington Cabinet, shows the mos
iamenabe ignorance Of The first principles o! the
law OF nations and maritime law, and really
causes US fully TO credit the account given o.
them BY certain authors, viz: that the young mer
OF The Uniled States are SO completely engroSsee
in money geliDg that they disdain entirely any
cultivation OF the arts and sciences, and leave
literature and its kindred delights entirely 10 tht
woman side. Mrs. Trollope's journey in the U
States, Guslave de Beaumont, Maria, Or Slavery
in America"
A Rio JaneiIo correspondent Of the N Yorl
Herald, on the other hand, says that the terms
settlement are what every American wished AM
expected and that American citizens abroad MAJ
well be proud OF their government for The stan'
| i, took in that affair. The writer adds that lh'
Brazilian papers recommend that their Govern
menl should at once send Mr.. Wise his passports
&c. MIR. Wise offered TO have the correspon
dence and testimony on both sides published; bu
The Brazilian government declined
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when this war is ended. That will be When
Mexico is thoroughly whipped; ana as u WIN w,
take Us lurg 10 60 that, her friends III Inc ohi'Iu
States will find lie lew thai are rlt oil US rea1y
and willing 10 10 them The same iavo' on our re-
Iuin home. Desiring you 10 understand nd. 'ne
American Volunteers have generally lhinas W
appreciate ynur ,lfn:ls, and excellent memories
s1:a MOI vase aper by saying anything iui-
lhes 10 ycu Willie in y exco.
III EXPECT that The foregoing naIasfaPh IS -
much lost time and paper bu! ieei a. plss. 81.
very much like taking grand l9uhu ,niousn ~ -
Massachusetts Legislature, ano wdiioP'us VIZ
entire grocery, from The Speaker 10 lne spiaoon
cleaners. The sentiments so bnngtngg P'" toge-
Their here are tut The echo Of 'cAat Is je" ana sp0"'''
by ercry man in The army"
Does no: this reluctant testimony OF wing
corroboraie all that has been charged by the De-
mocra,ic press, that the course OF The wing pa
pers and politicians has had the ehec' Oh s'S'ps
"ad and comfort" 10 The public enemy! Does i
not show, that The Me2icans have oeeh ihouseu
by party representations OF wing journals ''
prolong The war, and spurn our liberia offers o
peace, and that The great obstacle, al present, 10
speedy conclusion of the war, is The idle nope
TINS enpendered in the mind of Mexico, that, j
she holds out, The Wings will get into power, ane
will be willing 10 grant any terms thai Mexico
may dictate? But comments are unnecessary
The facts are before The world, and the American
people must be satisfied, that il is to their owr
Wing presses thatwe must trace The continuance
OF a war, which has been marked by The mos
brilliant and sweeping victories and which
would long since have compelled Mexico &c
make peace, did not she look for laid and com
lor." from Tan entire party" in this country.
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

As1Su. All merchandise desigil.d Tor tho interior o
3I'5s4;sf3k the States Of GEORGIA., SOUTH CARO-
LI-sd, IEyyNESSE'k, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa
vannal will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia in their steam Boats 10 Augusta, Tree oil commits
siol at tile lowest current rute o freight
In addition tho steam boat power Company already
possess they have under construction new steam
boat oil unusually light draft Of and high speed, bull
expressly with view TO ensure prompt transportation
Goods, ~ all stages ol the river navgauon. es 81
Goods the interior OF the country, after reach
ing Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded by tie Agents
there u their hnl destination. stE
shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked ~ IA savannah 44a
Bills Of I.adng advising the shipment Of goods, and
letter advising whether insured, ana TO what point should
always accompany the same, OF be sent by mail rs
Parties who have been In the habit forwarding ner.
chaidze 10 the Interior OF Georgia by this line, and direct
ing TO the care OF H. NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
that the eonnexon Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, oil future communications should be al.
dressed TO
w.P. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
RRYgnRscRs. v
Messrr Taylor Merrill
JOSIAH Marcy d Son, =, -,
Goodhuc 4 Company, w. io'h'
L. II. Brigham, Esq
Halves, Gray a Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan, Esq, Philadelphia.
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BRoOKs,s

bHOOhSS
PATENT Ella S1TC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES. . &
CONGRESS CATERS PoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything before
featured, In this or any other country, Tor
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1888 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal te highest prenm) at the last Annual Fair VI the
lnsiiue io lis superiority all others offered
for competition. l,e! -Ii ~ VI t(sIaG.
1t has me appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy az well every gentleman OF taste who has fairly
tested, It's value, rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease, grace COMFORT and durability,
as desirable requisites In Their Boots and Shoes II makes
the Shoe elastic, It's original style
and shape, gives the hollow part beautiful and eepa
ted arrh thereby allowing the heel TO be worn very high
with perfect ease quite low, without exposing the paa
Onward and retains 1t 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. ls.i 4a
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned the first in the city Of New York to
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article
tues make them up In endless variety Of Styles In
workmanship unequaed, and at prices deiyng competi.
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths, msses, and child
rem. LoRiN bkOokS
1888 Fulton street.
P.S-Just received Of Russian Leather for Gen.
dement's Boots both ior Dress and Water Proof This Is
probably the first lot OF this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into the United States. H ~
oct S-lyd' " t e.
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FOREIGN Books and Curious ANA Itare yNorks

Foreign Books and Curious and Rare Works
AtLoWer Prices Than before Sold.
THE subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
from the trade sales OF Boston, New York and Phlade
pha together with fifteen Of the finest works Dor the
Garrck from Liverpool anil twenty ditto per the Leon
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give uoubted air OF richness, varie-
y rarity and extent TO his stock hitherto unapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books and
fhusiass in mental investigation, solicited 10 and
enjoy The true "ieaa Of reason and the How Of soul
Every subject which the wit Of has been expended
or brains turned may he found here The reconcile
ihemaican and the crazy founder Of new OF Theo
logy Is each IN his proper mich. Those given to NEGRO
NANCY, Astrology Alchemy, orcery and Witchcraf will
be highly amused whilst The belle ettre scholar select
from l5,OO fresh volumes, the very cream and chef
d'ouyres OF modern English literature The best reases
every profession and science, from the honest podding
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and SCI
ence the best books here embraced III the department
OF elementary professional treaises and school books OF
every kind his stock Is IMMENSE The subscriber invites
all strangers 10 pay him visit before they leave the city
In chasing from him they onehalf Of their
ney Cergymen, literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines OF railroad steamboat routes
will do well To put change Of linen in their yases and
come al once 10 lac Nassau street. allowed by all Swans 10
be the moral centre Of the intellectual word' Books sell
ing Of half price, literary appliances and Of
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for iDveerae smokers like the
celebrated DIR, Parr. JOHN DOYLE
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
oct s ly' lac Nassau street, New York.
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TO sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

HsLsI, The subscriber is now fully prepared to fur
nsl Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
r r Dmpiels Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prln
cipes, combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small giving greater force to the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while in
notion The superiority Of this blower Is at once manifest
any persons disposed examine Its merits and s well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the Of
Blowers, 1t is now becoming so rapidly In general use
in preference to all Others.
Difference is made to The following steamers which have
them in use.
Steamer Bay State, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c, &c. B.,
The subscri also maniiac lures and Keeps hand full
assortment from No to No TO- and upward, Of the above
Blowers, celebrated suitable for all kinds Of iron
works, viz: cupolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, iorges, smitlb' fires DC.
JOSIAH KISTERBQCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent the United States and
the Canadas, 467 Market st. Philad. oct Sdly'
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D. HQDGMAN.

MANUFACTURES and dealer la every vurieiy Of Good.
Nl years Patent Metallic Cum Elastic Fabrics oneis ,or
large and well selected STOCK consisting IN pnri OF e
following artices, - Nt
Patent Metallic India Rubber Shoes Shrred suspenders
Carriage Cloths, MncIntosh Coats Machine Balung Life
prescryers, Coats Cloaks ana Caps LegglBs, Oyen.s
Gloves, AR Bells and Pillows Air Cushions Horse Covers
Boots, Tobacco Wallets, Balhing Gaps and Mails sle
Also Days Patent Hose An Of winch Goods are war.
fated equal Tor durability and finish 10 any e narA,L
n5- India Rubber Warehouse "a Maiden Lane corner
Nastsiu sueet ~ !. w.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.

ta VIM He JENNlNGS ~ co.,
DRAPRRs AND TAILoRs importers Of Cloths Cassimeles
Vestngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c., ai broadway, Anne.
rcan Hotel offer for inspection extensive Of
ecled with view 10 rendering their stock as rich in quail.
" and variety ~ can , ~ found in rhe ety.
green mled cloths; shades do; drnb and
blue Deyonsre kerseyi Canada grey dol drb, blue and
black Pilot CLOTH brown, black, blue, and drab Mo,air
WIS7.ER FRocKs, SACKS, se-Beaver and mille,l
% E fR KY 1f'e!s sa!s BACK olive
brown green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Bolly's Sponis,
SU Ss. iiS.sS AND IRA YELLING coATs-plad
TyNas s' brown, and dab oes
TAN74LoONS.- -French, English, German and Anne.
rcan black, blue mixed, and fancy Cassmeres selected
irons This e which such has been directed
as Y enable US 70 insure fit combining aud elegance
VESIS-Biack silks ind satins fnncy do, wooen and
velvet plads figured Mernos white and bun Cassimeres
and Marseles rich Silk and Sans, Tor Ball and PARTIES
ARMYAND Ma VY.--Experencc enables us to furnish
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations and
always ON naid the material necessary to the different
FIR T1aSY oUaEITYRE MADE GARMENTS.
~ ~ susls% Wors olive Green black an. .s
beaver, and med cloth Surtols large assortment i'm
proved styles Sacks including blue, black brown, and drab
Mohar; drab and blue Pilot; olive and brown Tweeds
Youths and Boy Overcoais Winter Frocks, Sacks &C.
business and Travelling Coats Owe, brown, green, and
blue Cloths, plaid Tweeds &c Dress and Frock
Coas-A large assortment in various coors and abrcs
CoaksBiue and Black Cloths full and quarter cir
Giles, PanaloonsBack, blue, mIxed and fancy CASH
meres plain and ribbed yeyeteens for riding, travelling
&c. Vesnss Black Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and Cass.
mere; fancy SILK Sat and Valencia; guered and plain
wool Velvet BLACK and figured silk do Dressing Gowns
De LANES, Merno, and figured Muslin, in great variety.
Hunting Coats, IN various styles, f5
FANCY DRESS A RTItLES. rasloni, Jenny Lind,
a MAJ an ni osisr sy!ss fancy GrsSas Enss French
black satin Cravats superior black silk and Satin Scarf
newest style fancy dol Merino cars hues, for travel
Ing, &C.; twilled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves-C fason's and Bajou's
black whites and coored kid also Merno Buckskn, lined
Beriin Linen Cotton &C. Slapenders the various
styles and qualinsa underyests and DIawels- Merno
Silk and Buckskin Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merino, Cotton grades Shirts
Bosons, and Collars Umbreilas Silk, and Cotton i
/ PIECE GOODS-Clotts, Cassimeres vestings, &C.,
which will be sold by The piece yard low prices as
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage selec-
goods. @ Sls.st 1s,
"e,tp I,ls4 Z i. q il y. /. i F. 4 ~ D..
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SAMUEL HAMMOND ~ co.,
lLate Benedict d. Hammond.)

LNPORIERS OF FINE VA I'ChES,
No. "A Merchants Exchange, (is door in William sire,
lave constantly on hand large and valuable n,
III Of FINE WATCHE'Soi their own importation, winch
they are now selling Al lower prices (we qualify Is com
written WARRANTED in all cases, will be- gwen the pur
Hammond having attended solely to the repairing OF
Chronometer, Duplex, and other Watches in the ie
hrn Oh Benedict a hammond, will give uii.
divided attention branch OF the bsnr ss m conn 4.
ION with his present partner, whose reputation ls long
since been established, having worked ten years
lOr The trade IN this CITY.
N la large ami valuable assortment of JrweIry s,l.
hand. h'aH ~ oct sly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Vt b. PALMER'S COUNTRY NEWsPA-
v, PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Building,
New York. embraces Of the best newspapers OF all the
cities and principal in the United States and Cana
da for which lie is duly authorized to receive advertise
ments and subscriptions and fully empowered to give
ceipts, 49, ts# .-H slU +
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals gene
rally, besides public institutions incorporated companies,
and societies who wish 10 advertise IN subscribe Tor
newspapers of any section OF the country respectfully
invited to examine the files .s7rfs.
To remove all doubts and misrepresentation, the agent
hereby notifies the public thai Is authorized by
him solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for the
newspapers for which lie Is the only authorized agent
pretended agenciesn This city renders the adop
ton Of this essentially proper to guard against i'm
position .4J#E %tt y'ss .HL
Those therefore, who wish transact business with his
agency avoid mistakes, respectfully invited 10 hand
in their orders at the office, or address
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
n1- The OF advertising in country papers list Of
papers are Published with the copies OF the
raj papers which he Is the duly authorized Agent may
be this office, In the Tribune buildings octS "
CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received splendid as
Of Velvet Pile Carpets Of various Sizes with Ne
dalton and very elegant borders Also some with
the Medallion Centers, but with very rich borders, al
prices nearly low the same quantity and quality
Carpeting by the yard
have the extensive variety in the city, consisting Ii
part, Of VA, se-.3-N
Very Rich Brocateles
Superfine quality Satin Lame ~ II. !.
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains DC. &c.
All OF which are offered al extremely low prices by
A. 7, STEWART a. CO.,
oct s dly' broadway and Reade 81.
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GARRIT GARRABRANT,
" Markell street. Newark.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY.


Dr. TOWNSEND Dear sir-My wife has been afflicted
with Disease Of the Heart, and with terrible Rupture for
over fifteen years, the greater part Of the time She has
been troubled with Shorness Of breath and great Flute
Of the Heart which has been very distressing and has
quey been unable to leave her bed Tie Rupture very
large and severe She tried almost every remedy for sue
css with but little benefit When she had taken but three
boes Of your excellent medicine, she entirely relieved
Of the Of the Heart and the Rupture has almost
trely disappeared
She las also had the Dropsy, and very much swol
len We had idea tnt se could be 40 beneiiied she
had such complication OF Diseases But has, as strange
AZ may appear relieved her Of the dropsy am aware
maj The statement 40 strange, as 10 appear almost IKE
hcnon but m nevertheless, sober reality Your SARSA
PARlA IL certainly valuable medicine, and should be
used by every one that is suffering have been II any
,hbeeve ms account they liberty to call At my
mouse, and have ocular demonstration. Yours respectful
y, WILLIAM TOWSER
H. . 49, No. James street.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE l6 FULTON STREET, n York,
Sun Building - :
DIR. r W DYoIT a SONS, GrsKn.L Acrsrs, No.
l52 North second Street, Philadelphia Pa
Agent Tor Washington City, CHARLES STOT,T DRuo
GisT, corner 1th street aud Penn Avenue
uf- Also, Tor sale by Druggists generally
~ NONE GENUINE UNLESS puT TIP IN TIE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND STONED WITH WRITTEN sIosAruns az
8 p. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN THE or ass
oet6 'g-Iyd oct 49, !, -
10 DIR. DYOTT.-m
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. tai, broadway, New York.

J. u, MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate In the upper and fashionable part
Of Broadway, has been SO enlarged as now to be the
most extensive that exists
The convenience, beauty, and saubrlty Of It's position
have heretofore caused It's be monop
oized by permanent residents OF the city exclude the
travelling public from participaionn its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
apart for transient visitors suits OF parors and
bedrooms, TO be retained at all seasons for them
Families from afar will now find the choicest accommo.
datons OF this Hotel constantly set apart for em and
every attention will be paid to render Il attractive TO the
ranseu visitor II has proved 10 those who, residing In
the vicinity oil New York. have constantly since Its open
ing honored 1t with their selection combining all the
Injuries Of the best European hotels with the advantages
Of its location 0ctS ly-
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JOHN MILO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant estab
III llshment, formerly known the ALEXANDRIA, No.
5U Broadway, takes pleasure In announcing strangers
visiting the city and to the public that his Saloons
open iorheir reception They have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished; and every effort has been
made TO render them the most attractive and agreeable
place Of resort la this country. tl.a-.p IN x
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain and is with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Decacies Of every
kind are served here during their The
above, where there wellstored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety devoted exclusively
gentlemtn The yisiter whether seeking good prone
made, an agreeable lounge delicious refreshments will
find them al No. b57 800. gl' oct w.
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS under the firm Of BERGEN a.
GALABRUN, having refted and repenisiled this spa.
cous establishment, prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting Of dining saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms DC The large hall may be used for balls or public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly
ranged TO furnish, moments notice, refreshments
lor any number persons from to three hundred to
be ut the same time There are rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors aud wines from the best establish
ments In The city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
every day, and attention will be spared give satisac
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 and
Spanish languages are spoken in tls hotel.
Ti.7} 9fta 3'tt.i JAMES BERGEN, 3,
oct ly' af% wa LOUIS GALABtUN.
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CLOTHING, &C.

4 DEYLLN,S, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, .
No 10 John street, corner Of Nassau.
E Subscribers prepared with extensive and
select stock OF FALL and WINTER CT OIHLSt;,
TO which they respectfully invite the wholesale
and retail buyers hAE 3D4 SCI s5s
They have hand and In process Of manufacture up.
wards OF FYF1,EEN THOUSAND GAHA1ENISitt
which they guarantee to be made with all elegance aud
durability OF the best custom c0rk of the
houses IN the United States prices NEARLY
LRss and this together with the Cash Syse, forms The
great secret OF their most fatierng success 't3i
Their stock OF French English German and American
Cloths, Cdssaeres, Resings, Beavers, 7tpeeds, &C. &c. 49,
they venture 10 assert the largest and best selected o any
similar establishment in New York. {gai rI'l
Their work made 10 order they guarantee equal that
made at the most noted merchant talors the city,
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash Sysie For
every department. they have the services OF the
best Cfiuers ana Hokme,t the city affords
Terms CASH or no delivery \ N 4 "a tE4
ss*& DANIEL a. j. DEyLIN, A
oct SLY. 20 John street. corner oil nassau &
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Fire Insurance in New York.

V,IIE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co. OF oHIO incor.
porated in 1893 with perpetual charter, capital s40
00 paid up and safely invested, and surplus Of
than $4,000 will make insurance every description OF
property at 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. 10 Wall street. where
all claims for losses will be literally adjusted and promptly
paid JOSEPH HOxlE, Agent.
4 STEVENS d HoxIE, Connsellors. oct 8 ly'