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IMPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOItEIGN.

LtUGpOOl-Ship Washington.
Salt 1000 sacks fine 1000 do ground alum, order;
leather eases ! hhd, r w Kcough; chain cable ,
Lambert 2. M'Kcnzc, Alexandria.
Rio JGHcrO- Port. brig .Sandade Elcrna.
Coi'cc 92i bags, J G Chappell; li5s do, G Old
San B,ge- S-i Sonora.
Cocoa nuts $4,000. coroa II bEs, tortoise she'll |
br case, snorcr' bags plantains lot, Old copper
d., D.sliIm y Carroll.
~, D,aing2-S:i. Csr'cr
Mahogany 1888 crylrh.s, u cannon legs, and $50
ps, TO cpn:-gItcs ii New York whittier the vessel
was bJuud.
K,ngstyu, taa.) ria E,u hry-Brig GYamorgaa.
Salt 5g9i bush. l., pm .nto l34 ba-s goat * rs ,
packs. ~ Gle % d ublo,n, and dollars, Cob *
Kali; TORTOISE shell s. lbs, ormg 5000, { w Foclc.
Strannaht Mar, (Jam. brig 81 Andrcr.
I"gwood 81 tons, pimcnto 2Jo bags AID brls, old
copper, SC, lot, " W Spence & Co.
1rinidqd Islnnd--hctch Comet.
Ballast Oranges 5000, old rags lOlD lbs.
IhfiguQ and 81. Martins Brig EiSdi0n.
Salt 3Js7 bushels, old copper 375i lbs, old lead
parcel, specie GI95 dollars, I Pcircr.
-Irecibo (P. R.J-.Sch. Emrad
Sugar 10 hhds, mDassts 20 csks, old iron parcel,
w Howell & Son.
Ponce, Up. E.)-Brtg Gooa Hope.
Ballast: Sugar brls order.
ThiGad, (CpJa) Sch. Bo,tuiy.
Copper ore 9, tons, w Howell 4 Son; mahogany
% ps johnson &Travcrs; specie 500 dollars, order.
Sat hey-Sch. orb.
Salt 353l bushels old copper ie2 lbs, old compost
ton 275 do, II Lccf.
sat Key, (TuGs IslandJ-B,ig Frances Jrne
Salt 81 "A bushels, oranges a quantity, kirkland,
Raccoon Ksy-Sch. Henry.
Salt 4299 bushels, f r Montcll.
Ragged Island Brig Magnolia.
Salt 1913 bushels, + + Montcll.
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Sale of Mount Savage Uorks.-These extensive
Iron Works, in Allcgany County, were sold on Thurs
day It'll inst, by the Sheriff of that County, under
executions issued judgments in favor of Nessrs.
Carey & Forbes, of New York, and Mcssrs. Wright,
Palmer & Weld, trustees for English bondholders.
The sale included all the land, buildings and machine
nv of the Company together with the rail road from
the Works to Cumberland, and all the personal pro-
perry The whole knocked down to Messrs.
Corning s. Winsow, of Albany, New York, and Mr..
j. NJ. Forbes, of Boston, for the sum of S2l5,000.
The purchasers gentlemen of capital and wealth.
and practically acquainted with, and some of them at
present largely engaged in, the manufacture of iron
in its various branches. The works will be recon-
menccd at an early day, and will be blended with
the ''Lulworth Iron Company an incorporation
atcd by the last Legislature. The future operations
will be conducted under the name of that Company.
american.
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THE COAL AND IRON BUSINESS OF BALTIMORE
In the Journal of the Both ult. we referred to tn
brig "Enoch Pratt" which had arrived at this por
from Fall River, in Massachusetts, as a freightn:
vessel, having been constructed for the express pur
pose of transporting Coal and Iron from this por
thither;as it is in that section of country where
the demand is, and it is here from whence manulac
turcrs there are DESTROYS of drawing their supplies
Cumberland Coal and Baltimore Pig Iron being, il
their opinion, respects quality, without rivals in
this country.
In that publication promised to take the subject
up agan-and it was, that we might call the attcn-
ton OF all whom it concerns-and who among us is
there that trOrkS and draws his support from the
city, that it does not copccrn?-We refer to 1t now
for the purpose Of showing to BaltimoreanS what is
their true policy, according to our views, to make
this the first port in the United States for the export
alton of Coal and IRoN. We assume now that the
fact is conceded, that the quality of those minerals
stands unrivalcd; and that harbor is navigable
for all descriptions of vessels and is easy of ngress
and egrcss all of the year; and that from
the various tributaries, in the character of canals
railroads, turnpikcs, &c, which here concentrate,
little or detention has been will hereafter be
experienced.
The Allcgany Coal Company are now making
railroad switch at Canton TO facilitate the lading of
vessels with Cumberland Coal. This Company have
a large tract Of land near Frostburg, and they WELD
a large amount Of capital, contributed from several
states, and make it much larger if necessary,
and are disposed to enter into the business of supply
ing the demand abroad to any extent, provided pro-
per facilities afforded them to carry their object
however, must be consulted, aud no more hindranccs
in the way of expenccs and detention ntcrposed than
are absolutely necessary. The Pilot laws will have
to be modified; and so far as the law makes it the
duty for Coal vessels to take pilot, subjects
them to any potage tax, they should be free Of every
thing Of the kind. The Coal frcghters of Phadel-
pha exempt from pilotage:-and look at the re-
suit! That city ships 100000 tons annually, while
Baltimore shipped only 10000 last year 1t is only
few years since Philadelphia made no greater dis
play than Baltimore does now, and she would pro-
badly not have been the twentieth what she
is, in regard to wealth from her mineral exports,
had she not by her wise policy encouraged her Coal
and Iron trade
Perhaps it is known to only few, that thousands
of tons of Iron passed through the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal to Delaware city, the last year. and
there shipped to Eastern ports to plotage
that would have come through TO Baltimore, its ma
tural channel, were it not for the existence of our
impolitic Pilot laws.
More of this subject again.
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ENGLAND oPERATIvEs-oP ONS.


We have selected as samples the following articles
from the London Express of October 23d, for the
purpose of showing somewhat of the character Of
the times, as well the views OF operatives in some
prominent manufacturing districts and the proceed
ings of men who lcgslate for them and in what way
they become or wish to become, their conscrvators.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 23.-Business, here, both in
Cloths and Yarns, is extremely limited, and the
houses in the export trade have conracted-and still
are contracting-very considerably their operations
Though the feeling on Change this morning was
better in consequence of more cheering accounts
from Liverpool accounts connected with the aid
said to have been afforded to the house OF Litledale
and with the rumored probability that the Royal
Bank will be put its feet again--yet the want OF
confidence prevails to extraordinary degree.
Houses with first-ratc refuse to do business
except for cash; and this Of has tendency to
cripple all transactions for export. For instance the
American exporters, who receive paymen general
ly in bills of four months, at 60 to w days sight,
car do nothing with orders under such crcums
and the consequence is, that they decline to execute
any thing hey ond small parcels of staple commod-
ties for present wants. and the assortment OF stocks
for which they can afford TO advance cash, or, at
least for which they willing TO lie out of cash TO
accommodate customers. To quote the expression OF
| a partner in one of the largest American houses IN
this town, owe have very considerable orders Tor
the United States, could execute them, but II is
| the practice of the American houses here to pay
cash for their goods, and they cannot afford to sell
them for bills four months which are quite uncon-
vertibc, except at such heavy rates OF discount as
are out of the question; besides IN the present DIS
ordered state of commercial matters, who can tell
what the bills might be worth four months hence
The same remark applies, of course, with shippers
to Ottar, and especially more distant ports. WIN
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COASTMISE.

Bostoo- BgrE lEo,J,ug
Wine 40 qrc,ks. ord.r: mdza 10 ul,rs. Garland &
CUNNINGHAM: 500 do. boots and Shoes s39 do Jonn,s
Ties 5o,I in Srn1,y s;,r,o's VS.
jietn o.. Cc,,,
II ,p,r . toms GarI,,J 4 C,,,,'in,,1,,. cal, 7oo
sacks + r Niaithnw,s X 70 ai,,, a. ~
n. orl.r. ,J, INN Irs ,I,' ''''" '7' ="
re R"y,o,, RI 77a,s,,I i!JiL ''o'''
Hons II h1Is % i111 hrI. ''s..r ~ ,,
MD Io1nk~s. Wrd {, : 'ay,.r ,,.I.Jn W CiiI,i,
hons = "a Is ,n,s san I,s 70" '' " '''0'
paot,, 49, pnJaJ,5
Don, .st;cs 20 haios N;r,ooan Hn;1I.ton &. 70. mo
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Beautiful Bdrk.-The new and splendid bark
"Lyra," built by Mcssrs. Goodwin Co., of Balti-
MORE for Mcssrs. Steward s. Newman, of this city,
and which was launched the 23d ult., arrived
here Tuesday afternoon, 9th instant, completely
rugged, and ready TO take her place in the Havana
line of packets She is beautifully modelled craft
of 1870 tons burthcn, and finished in superior STYLE
having been constructed with an eye to the accom-
mediation of passengers. She is coppercd and copper
fastened and far could be judged of her sailing
light of foot. She came round from Baltimore in a
very short time, and made the passage from Cape
Henlopen to Pine street wharf in eight hours We
understand that the "Lyra' will be commanded by
Capt. Remington formerly of the elizabeth j.
PhiLddcIphia NelcS.
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Come at LaSt.-For several weeks, and indeed
months, past, business has been much impedcd here
by the scarcity of shipping and the consequent high
rates of freight. Within the last four days, how
ever, says the New Orleans Delta of the 10th inst,
there have arrived from sea, and in the river, Al
ships and Is barques counting briggs and schoon-
crs As vessels plenty, shippers are insist
ing upon decline in the rates.
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patched to London last night. The reply of the 60
v1rnmcnt is expected in few days, aud then the
bargain may be said to be complete We may cX-
pect now TO find the township every day improving
and hope the day far distant when any further
check Will be given to the increase of the trade and
ON either side Of the AIcrscy.'
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vIRGINIA.-COMNIER OF RICHMOND.
Ernnris nf ELnlLr To Rrn.iLinu PnEts.
hhdS.3,9l6

Chesapeake and Ohio Cdnal.-The Williamsport,
Nd Times of Friday says:-We learn from reliable
that the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will be
in good navigable order by the latter part of next
[thisl week, and that, by that time large and active
transportation of flour and other prodnce VIII be oom
mencpd
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COMMERCIAL JoURNAL-REMovA

iE5-Thc Office of the Commercial Journal s. Ly-
ford'S Price Current is removed to the N. w. corner
of Baltimore and Holiday streets, up stairs-en-
trance on Bait more street.
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BAETIM o IL r.:
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. W. of Baltimore and Iolli
day streets, to-day by o'clock, at g. cts SINGLE
s cts each, for or copies
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
citics-Stcamboat and Car regulation Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &C.
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inst, 29,07S hhds.
WOOL.-The market is very quiet; and we are
without transaction to report.
FREIGHTS.-Wc have no engagements for
Tobacco to report; vessels loading taking it
2Is. cd. for Holland in American bottoms, and for
Bremen at lis. cd. in Bremen ditto.
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.-Ra have
declined, and quote from Cumberland to
Wheeling s |, and to Pittsburgh Is cts. per 100
lbs.
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc offerings were not as
large last Monday the one of the preceding week,
only 500 head being brought forward; and of those,
1850 taken by butchers and packers $50 driven
Eastwardly, and 100 were left on drovers' hands.
The prices paid exhibit an Improvement, ranging
from PASS, gross, equivalent to 4a$575 per 100
lbs. net. Packers forward rather more freely.
Live Hogs have declined, owing to an increased sup
ply, and sales ranged from 562za Sc, in quality.
EXCHANGE.-Thcr continues still a wide mar
gin between rates of Sterling, buyers have
been paying only per cent prem. for 60 days South
and Bank Bills, and will not draw for less than
l0i for specific Other Foreign and Domestic
as follow
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Schools.
MEssRs. HUBBs 8 oLAKAh ;
COLLE0lATE eIHOUI1 -
N est W ashiagton- place -Af1et March


NJ A Nest N ashing ION pacc-Afet March J.
No Az Fourth-sl on Washington square
vy,aE PRINCIPALS, having been led 10 believe hs nv
II enlargement. Of Their seacol seeermoaAuons Moe.S ~
rasei with general fasOT purchased . Nv ~ sas Wv, -
Fourth ana AeDougsl sta fronune on w ss.n ~ sh
.od have ted thereon commodious oadins oWnN
they purpose their Institution ABOUT me ns' "
March ,.. - -. .. 1900.
sn ~ pnrs OF the civ It's freedom tfor The din 81 puo
M xhisres and is Immediate proximity 70 one ol VIC
posi spseoas sns essaufol psrss IN our city render II
peclsrly suitable for the study aud OF you
par, Of The has been reserved Tor me
crosSAins upon the ample oessnea lS1
he school The sslu.sy eject OF THIS M~nsemeo .sVa
ia manners OF Inc pupils will, NN presumed sSnseo
10 Inc improvisation parents AM guseisAA Lne SSsS'
Rooms are made airy aud attractive ana hHeo Wa ~"
eisl reference The health and e0rnoF OF NE Papus
Ths iaciAes afOrded for classical ana business eSve
ION A. ~ ell a. for Wyenile Instruction. " sS
sr,. Of exare.-sines Of public exercises q NE scnoo
Of nr<tax esFas 81 merit eefuheAiet snd -
eardirs no lasi system " gssassns sne &c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and umes 81 mSctnk % tae toees
Nr,s ,ersry Society Of the schcol- Allows vs .le
ss,. session y study, under the care e Instructors 10y
sho., no pils wacse parents desire f-r@~nel
he kog0fameni and disCphne-edN sH'sSes 'os PassS
eSescise-ters Ard references (sl OF wnen VII &c eN
plsped IN inc Circular and Catalogue seVds 70 ~ ~.
listed nav fr The presert be csruyd ~ pefsSesA
view. " iih The PrincipSs fercnts who sse see1ss
place for educsoa Of thtit sOss are PenhtSu AZ =.
vise1 10 school, the Roetns &c whch Is ~ DC
removed Isl iswslsswedothy
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MARIN JOU K n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIYEp.

Rr .h,p Queen (nev) Giies. De fm 81 John, NIB 400
,aos plaster 10 Irwin The Queen ie loss tons bur
then wss launched on the 18th inst at - John ana go
ready for sea and arrived at this port IN the space OIL ~
DAYS. -, III. s.x.Drsh :
A. 400 ,ons and 1894 sacks salt to lrvln' m
ship Sea Freeman, FIN Liverpool rep muse, ~ ~
lar Merrill March lat 40 40 Ion ~ a. spoke amp
man. steering East March IL lat AZ 40 Ion 81 tell IN
with immense heds OF ice extending as Tar - eoUe S
seen The Sea has experienced violent gales from "
NV 20 NV from the 10th Feb to the 18th March
Rr bsrk Princess Newton, fun 81 John NIB in ballast
70 Geo MIN. 90 - up l.,
Rr bris Lady Napier Thompson, TN st John Nh' In
schr iou,s, Robinson de I'm Colrene, NC, corn, TO
master. ,,,.. r..,., q, -, ..,.,
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Bnoke.
CuANDLrR,s GRAMMAR.


a new GRAMMAR Of 'he kngtsa I Is!s $685. ~
"A Iossph z Chsnc Ter, FEC. Editor q oe nl1so 800
Ga,efte- urre o censThis wuk i n ne nsa1s 81 -
e-eotvp@r and vii BE- issued b he snofcIloeis ~
,,o~fb n April next IL - plain, fauinAr blt
ssnosit;o1 Of English GrsnHsr sdsped 10 ne gsI
eoneor Of our Language, aud 70 10 vsais Ok t1e
fsEi eo,sntyv and Is deal ned not 70 discuss ne
h The tescher bat 10 enable bin 70 eofn1ncee :. ~
,r-s,s snovledge Of with facility 10 h4s puPia InDse
go are srogairied with Mr. Cnand!-r, ether persona
q, through his Wicely-circusisd and important
vii not hesitate 10 admit that Il would - dncu W -
persou better suited The task o. preparing -.
trssu,s; aad lhai IL may be expected 70 De - :
,vo,k an s deosrtment 10 BE q eminent service 70 tn
osn.e Of Education, and 70 refecI honor on INC oe00
Li's'A'''7 = THoNAs- cOwPERTHwAIT co.
Publishers and Book-@N-fsr
2sS Mnketst Philadelphia
rvvvtr,s MEDICAL COMP ANON Tsrth Edr.lon-
T 4 Co VII also Tuosh his spriug Iht ElLoLl1-.
co,,T.x,o< or Family Physician treating OF re D.sessss
nj he ed States with heir symptom e-,e -.
rneaes N prevention cormon cases IN :,
sg,@s dislocs{Ous. kc. he nalageul-Ll q
49, - Children. Dispenssiofy lor pitLsllLs
r.-,iy MedtrInes ard Glossary exp-snlnk 1ec,llCs
,,s' 70 Which srs added-A Brief Anatomy ana T hy -
oiogv Of tba Human Bod showing o. Istons. pll1l
- rs1.e I'D cure Of Diseases As Essay on n
~ A.. OF Preserving Health without The sd Oh Mrletnr
an American Msters Msdica pointing oli ,,e ~
doses OF our Medicinal Plans Also-The Nufss 49,
Nv lanes FWell. Physician IL NasnlnelH ~
ssvsrnsb he Trnth EdiilOn revised, enlargea slI -
con.idsrsblv improved embracing Treaiise on ~ 1r
n.fbv Houeopsthv and the Chrono-T hernai system.
-. PoOkse0ers and others purchasing Books, Me lh
vfed 10 ear and examine Stock before plienss Z
sse-rbers new will fnd Il more extensive than tnai q
sv other estsbishmem IN the Country Anc We W. -
Tho f 4 gsl
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uaRK n. NEWMAN 4 CO..

DrR1IsaFRs, BOOKSELLERS and siationers loo
L BrosdWGy, New.York Publishers Of ssnderss series
Of Readers
Brsdbur,'s Nusics Works. -. Ale
1itcbco.s. Geology Gales Philosophy Young Ans-y.
,sy Apnlvtical Manual and many other valuahle scn"o
Books tyf-..-- fr,.,s4
states Con heu.ive Chart, Sc- &c ,s.,
Have co1stauy hand general assofiinsui q" ocl"o
ana Classical Books .,. a., ~.
Coqntry merchants ard others wishing 70 puIchss
hooks would do well IA call and e. anime me httoien
Theological and NJ iscelGneous Books. -,
80. 49,, 49, :. s' milo
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

NVlpDLErOMN, CONN.--fse next session Of twenty
lvI Two weeks val commence Nay II Charge for hssrd
1s,tvetoa So advance. Grcs b~so~ 81 "a ne
Seslth and happiness well stades Of pups kefet
.see may be made 10 I. McERslh EsQ VI he Newfork
rrux Circulars with minute Information and exceeded
,rsnr,. NAV be obtained Of Rev n. Ch2ss "A Market
~ = here Inc principal may be seen hon May n 10 -
~. ,gS- S,os.sSx lmSX ID. IA. CHASE
NR1NGE 90. SCIENTIFIC sed ftseeesi Agt
Osnllura Institute The summer scssloa OF als lpsl
-. : IN sosa.ns.ce On ne ls OF Aprn uexI
.noaes and applcsons for samlssen nasy Dc saefcss
Cd 70 LiNDLEf N. fEkRis' F'e''o"A' eOosoAs~'
s.x,,,I i Wan, IT, sec'y, Coldenhsln. o.sage Go.
JAnss otss.sn, ssi go ~ snanra
R<fsssnsss, fredcsick J. Bes, ksq Nswoaika yoSa
Caldwell. Eco sslsssa or~sss CO he; ,Sna As,,es
,srsi, NJ Psrusdrs, Esq mefshsn' New.fvtst Z, -.
81. ~ A Esa M.itea~ans ion. Morris fahAha. csH'
yofs TDo Oshovn oi We America insuss"' hs'
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INFAMOUS TRAFFIC.

and retail druggists and other merchants 10 buy np
ourious repudsied and counterfeit how 400
Tonic Mixture, auction snd from ltrrspon SIZE au
oird linz meden vendors for two or Ihree dollars per
dozen and then sell IL the ignorant aud UNIV airy g hs
genuine Rowauds Improved" Tonic M1mreioT ono doi-
r The bottle hen they well znow beside het this coun-
srfeit rssh universally PRONOUNCED worines.
- inert and will not the Aguet think know OF
no more nhuAn ard dastady conduct In men laying ay
isn 10 e-pectahiy or honesty. Look carefully for ihe
H. month OF every bottle without which guard It never
ear be genuine however hnavs1 medicine vendors may
lslsN Ard iry 10 deceive. Agent 10 Newly ofk, 80.
J. o. FAY, 80 Fultop~t lamp store, sun building.
Also ~ aboye-The OreSYsl Powder OF Asbssleri for
hesutfvlpe the skin removing freckes, &c beautiful
Cosmeic Try 10 lsdies-t fepders any unpleasant ap.
pearAnce Of the skin clear and smooth Prce l&i
49, -, -, m20 lw-
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1nsurdnCe.
THE KNICKERBOCKER Fire

V1UE KNICk ERBOChEH Fire Insurance Cotn
l pGny Qais the MuiuAl Of New-fork-CapilA e<oOco.
Ofbre No 64 WasL-rhe Legislature Of this state a. m
ss session passed changing Tho corporate name OF
tsA Old Mutual Insurance Company OF the lily Oi new
York 10 me Knieserbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
Navy ork All future business " that Corporation VIII
thersfore be transacted under ne new name .
IL nav well aid, Oy way Of explAnAuon tnat us 0u
Nup.l notwihsAoding lie title, WA "a TACT stoct
Coupany having capital ell paid 10 ard securely invested
AMI nl he change Of obtained 20 prevent mis-
apprehension On thai point 49,.
This Coupan ccnrues 10 insure afAnst oss VI teaso
by FIRE a favorable ssTns A. salA ns'i'uu'A' III VIE
S..y Ireland. John Gr.y. L. C. Hsmerslsy,
Tcbn 6ofh0ut BOius Moore, Chas P. Leyerich
Geo Arculanus RobI c. WstmOreBenl De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, Wm Tucker
George Conkln, Adam EOrrie, Alexr lawrence
Goshga Brusa, Robert Kermit Wm Dean,
Robert |. stuart, Ar'hony Chad0n, william browning
GEORGE IRELAND, Prssdsrt
AB McDoSlLD, Secretary. 90,
Eew-York. May -. ls46. slJ eooI
INERRIARY REPORT Of The Nutual Life lnsu-
Il Tsnee Co. Of New-York, IS WALst THIS lnsuluuoG
during he noah q February issued eign1y'iom Dc"
70 Merchants and TrHdsrs5 To Ciergymen.....
Observation-Disclosures. Lawyers s...4. ssssssss =
PhysciA0.s.s.s sss..ss 1
Comedian. 4
p orOkcTs.s.ss. D
Ay.rf -........... II Army Orlccrs .
l a. Bank Teller. !
e;.rs@ner -. Al Pres u al Ina Co...
Miller go. ........... ~ Musicisns.ss ..s.s..sss ]
Teachers -. ........ Ladies ,
-, "a
Ai's' i-'-'s'''' iIaaRIs RoBiSSoS, President
] sANuEI HASSAT, Secretary.
NrSuRN POsr. " D. Physician - BOW 81 vi ~
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE Is Dr.
1 Bushes Vegetable pills-they are composed o. "a.
re own remedies herbs and vegetable extracts OF rare
syeeeuce and OF combination happy that they sssst
her In her efforts expe disease and restore health
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IN. liver kidneys and other secreOry organs 10 heany
tone and action From their tonic proPerue, hey never
produce that debility OF Tho stomach and inesunes 90 oiIrp
he consequence Of Of Otner purgauvea 10 dyspop'
ais and al bilious affections they have proved superior 70
anv other medicine They cleanse the stomach and inee-
upes from ali impurities and from their general scion
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