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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

FEB l0--Bwrslary "A black fellow, called Isaac Viii
lams, was arrested last night by officers Wilston and
Levester of the 4th ward, charge Of burglsrsusiy
entering the Wholesale grocery store - James slip The
rascal was caught in making his escape over the back
fence leaving behind him several burglars TOOLS which
he had been endeavoriny to force open the iron safe
with. Committed by Justice Drinker tor trial.
"A Female Piekpoeket-A woman, by the name of Ann
Cook arrested yesterday by policeman OF the 7th
ward charge of stealing purse containing $40 be-
long to Joseph Carr tailor while in house Of dsre
puts in Walnut street Locked up by Justice rmpson
"A Dishonest Boy -Captsin Perry, and Assistant Cap
tain Baker of the 9th ward arrested yesterday boy by
the name of Thomas Allender, who was In the
employ Of Mr.: Henry B. Melville, Jeweller, No.
Little Green street, on q charge Of stealing from
his employer at various times, Jumps of gold, from
the shop, which he sold generally at third its
value On Monday he detected by Captsin Baker in
trying to sell lump for 81 valued at SIC to Mr. c. Van
devser No 81 West Broadway On his arrest he became
alarmed, acknowledged robbing Mr.. Melville, and
dertook 10 show Captain Baker where no sol another
lump of gold which he stole from MIR. Melville.
He then took them to jewellers shop at No
800 Hudson street kept by Thomas Barnard known as
old fence, where, searching the premises, pair
of gold bracelets found which Mr. Melville identi
fed to be his property they having been stolen from his
shop some few months since Upon finding this proper
y in the possession of Barnard he taken in
to custody and conveyed to the Tombs before Justice
Drinker who committed him to prison for examination
The thief was, likewise, locked up.
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1as roca rrnsice qualities eos; and ar srrevor sre
Iiah melting ruas;er Close unon 7o7 rnr quarer
he. hean pail such prices well calculated tn draw
snnnes h the Baltic morris h~ng frozen with little
pro~psct Of Incoming free till March whilst IN the inter
vol nothing importance he evrertsd 10 reach
from oth or quarters chence Of material re-
action. -
Melt has moved UPWARDS in vsue quite r'ridIv az
barlav and COS quarter has been insisted for fine
qualities
The supplies of oats have during the weet ending this
Saturday. evening. amounted 10 only 447S quarters
and the receips shaving for several preceding weeks
fallen materially short Of the quantity required for
sumption great nvoa's have been made the dealers
stock-iudeed bare has the market become Of this
grain, that holders have experienced difficulty In oh
taining high rates The extent OF the advance will
perhaps be better understood by giving the quotations
obtained for particular sorts. than in stating the
rise in shnys quarter Archansels have sold free
lv 36 good heavy Irish at 3e to 39, and fine Scotch
feed per quarter and upw ards with anxiety
to buy than sell AT theae rates.
Beans have participated in the general advance; and
for floating Of Egyptians 44s tn ASS per quarter
cost freight, and insurance. has heen given
Peas have likewise been held at enhanced terms
though the demand for the latter article has not been
particularly active.
Floating cargoss of Indian corn have again been much
sought after Irish account and important bargains
closed Wednesday and Friday, terms hardly
procurable in the commencement Of the week.
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JANUARY l6-Up to the close of tine past week our
market maintained the degree Of spirit that distn
guished at the date OF previous report speculation
formed the princips feature in the APPRENTICES which
again consisted chiefly in cargoss deliverable at various
periods up to the end Of March But since the opening
Of the present week The intelligence from Lvernool
being Of dull character, has created corresponding
feeling here and within thase two three DAYS
lators have displayed but little spirit without however.
manifstng any went of conf encs. but business upon
the whole has assumed heavy appearance. Prices, al
though perhaps not quite 90 arm previously never
thcsss maintain their ground and our stock Of cotton
being so very small thew not likely to be affected by
the momentary falling off in the demand unless the next
advces from the other side Of the channel should be Of
gloomy tenor The sales for consumption continue of
very II ated nature Notwithstanding that the interior
has for some length of time past been but scsnv sup
piled; this will inevitably be the long the
tua high "a predominant in the market, and will
account for the reluctance of buyers to purchase beyond
the most urgent requisites for the trade We daily
Locking with rather anxious expectations, for the
rival Of the Cambria steamer, with advces from the
United States Of the LIST inst which WILL in ell prebab
lity be productive of some interesting change in the
present situation of business.
PRICES PER HALF KuoGRAMME
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Movements of Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals were considerably augmented
Of
from the son,h and West of the Union generally
AMnRIcAr:-Mr. Benedict. Tarrytown; Mr.Rankiu, J.
rough, Mr. Hsrris,and Capt McOrudsr, u. s.A.
AsroR-Mr Myers, Norfolk; r. Stone, !8ostoD; c. H.
Belfast; Epes Sergeant, Halifax Oidasld Baltimore;
u Leo, Virginia; Anderson, Georgia; Porter, w.
Rogers, w. Daadill, Z Connington, NJ. Whitney,
Whitney, Boston;J Nunroe, New Orlsans; A Camp
bell Pbisd, lph'a' y Coffin. Portsmouth; J. Fleming
iings, New London; w. Lindsay. Rochester; 3. VAIN
wright N. RUSSELL Boston; X. Dodge GeoI getown.
C'rY s- Rose, Texas; M T'ssy Phs; $ s wo,
w Lewis, Alaoams; Captain bingham, New York; J.
Wilson, Boston; +. Demphale, Ph's; J. Thompson. ~
J. Brooks l.. Lrenshaw, Richmond; ~ sturtevant. Bo
ton; J. southree Richmond; A. Gascuck, A Ford, Al
bsny; M. Coburn, Mass; Col Thorns, Gen Moorhoase,
FnAsxLrr-G. Hayes, Philsdelphis; II Huntley. Nav
Haven; IT, Cobb, North Caroiinai d Wakeman, Nor.
do r Bacon, do; s. oney, do: g. MsdIey, New dsvsn;
Y aud w. Leusengheim Pniladslphia r. Rosencrats, ~
ley, Rochester; E. simmons, do; A. Thompson Utica; j.
Lindsay. Befast Mr. Culienden. do Mr. Peabody, Lon
HowAsp F. Tu,tIe Orange Co; J. Lansing. ~ York;
A Gray, Phiad; W. Wells, Kentucky; d besmoulin,
London; h. Lord, Piermon,; H. Miller Trenton; H. Ches
ter, Phiisd Fay, Louisiana; + Stuart, do; Dmore
Paad; P.nkney, do, Mr.. Brown. Concord; A Branton
Boston, E Patch, Mass; W Graft Canada; b. Carman,
Boston; L Agnew, " York; Todd Pnilad; DR.. Page
Mobile, J. Hendrix Georgia, Mr. shaw. Lexington; j.
Henderson, Baltimore; II Boyd, Portland.
ss.-w bowling, Reading,J Gandolf New Or.
leans; A. Bowdy, Springfield; Mr.. Smith, Boston; H.
Stevens. CrosweIl, Nav York; J. Bartholomew, New
Haven; MIR King. MIR Goolburne, Hartford; J. Gaming
ton 5canton, New Haven; ~. Preston, Phila; r vii
lams, q. Collins Hartford; II Field, Baltimore; Mr. al
lum ST Louis; Il. Hove Hartford; + Petnerche, Pa o.
RICE, New Haven; A Dunbar Hartford; A. shatten.
Com; a. Mu go, Baltimore; c. Campbell Albany; j. r.
Hoyt, DanbuTgh.
RATHBuN's-wm. white, st. Louis;Mr Phelps, Boston;
George Hoeck d. q. Lent, sherman, Poughkaspsie
J. Wilcox, Buffalo; p. Wilton, New YORK; j. EDDY, n.
yersey;J Mayo, Utica, N. Cotton, Buffalo; @ len,
r AeSv smith, HoSysr rbisS
New York; +. Day, st. Louis.
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Court Caiendar--Thts DaJ

SursRIcR CouaT6O 81, Ia, bs, 65 75 rs, % 3d. leo,
III lis 35 AZ 81, l2l to 49, 1913 1874 i3j, 1877, l3s
lao to l42
CoMnos rLEAs-PAKr la7, e5, g. az, ~ %, l0s, SO,
1870, 1O5, ".
P.Sr Ala g. 90 1885, 5a 1os 49, 1873. las. lt6, 800
81 "a IS, 29a
ClRcuIr CouRT.- IS TO a. inclusive.
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Court Of General sessions

Before Recorder Scott, and Aids Brady and Walker
John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Trial of william Bell, confnusd-Ths trial wuS resum
ed At the opening Of the Court yesterday morning and the
csss submitted to tho jury about o'clock In the after
noon; but at late hour verdict had not been rendered
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y.;.t,. r.aain less 6ctlVc tnan tney nave Oeen
-. l. ,oue Welding on the part Of ship-owners.-
!. ,,d has been shipped to Liverpool in FIRST
.~- s,-..,,, GRIN nominally 26a27d. To Ireland
-, v...el, seceptcd 2iG25d a ship wss Ia.
mage to Liverpool at 5s. The Con.
seolo a, 49, "a, and 26d To HsyTe the rate is
- cfsoa ~ for Flour and - cts. for Grain. To
,,s,.,reo CorOn is 3D. Tbs Relief Committee have
a,r 10 ihres vessels.
n, srbTfeasurer paid last week One Thou.
"A rolssfcr the transportation of Million in specie
.sa.lspsil Before these sub.Tressury days the
...ser VOID have been made in drafts without any
,rza~
% .,,rsd thousand dollars in specie. Parties best in.
bsus,s that there are six or seven millions of
,.d,ssv % the sea bound for this country. The ar
,,J 4 tLh vii speedily relieve the money market Of
=, MI. ssbnsss which now exists.
nvs1 BE- seen by the following statement Of
a.. ,,,ss,, q the Stonington Railroad for the last
:, ,,ons. a.. the increase has been over IS per
40, q ssnyah with the corresponding months
80. o,,,iOu, rear There has been nc increase in
i,srs ior az months ending March 1917 .$9Ossl 70
Z, corresponding months last year ...... f,@79 &c
Increase. observation-disclosures S9O5l 81
n, Bsnk of Louisiana has declared serni-an-
"A d,idsr3 Of four per cent. The Atlsntic Bank
1usslys l. H. semiennual dividend Of three and
.,laiyr cent. psysbie on the 18th inst
fyp,vt.i.s from 81 10 $40 on the new emission
80. lbsny Exchange Bank are In circulation. The
BAL Lu 10 tl0s Of the emission.
Tszpsons Bank Note Reporter gives the fol
tEs,auhcD
s.y,u, u, dollar notes on the Merchants Bank Of
,s,.I,lyss are In circulation. The bad notes have a
-, ,.se between the Presidents and Cashiers names.
p. ,.saus have the words secured by the pledge OF
scsss s.seks Of the stais Of NewYorA' in circle
cuust,y Is scarce, and the brokers are anxious
ia, ,r,urs IN our State at to !! The circulation
oos Of II. country Banks Is up to the legal limit ard
.ous Of thsn rs every few days in the marketp ur.
chasing proncuou bank notes for their counter Gus
rren; ih, Is quite Uncommon for the Spring season.
Tsrs the Commercial Bank, at Gratiot, Mich.
nj, altered 10 FrsmiDgham Bank, Msss." have made
sxt appearance. s!sned o. Dean. President Rufus
Hsxu, Cashier. The genuine bills of the birmingham
lri re from the patent stereotype steel plate.
Ia Committee Of the Senate Of Maryland, to
s,s be Resumption bill which has passed the House
wssusd, have reported II back with a reeommen'
va ha II pass. 1t will probably become law at
~
Al Boston no new features have been presented
sAs Money Market Business generally has been We
Jisn Stocks continue In moderate demand for In
vrnsrt and the sound securities are steadily sdvanc
hihpnes
IAs Hallway Share Market closed on Saturday at the
kEo~,,, cn.,.Aor.
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Meel shipn.ra are doing nothns A ..ls of,On III.

AZ o. Shippers are doing nothing sale Of 800 Dbl.
NewOrleans was made on private terms. There 10 some
inquiry Tor parcels 10 arrive and some 2J or 300 bhs
sold TO he delivered the opening Of toe Canal ats5
In Southern there ia no movement The quotation for
Georgetown. Brsndywine &c is s2t IS but on the
dock parcel OF Baltimore offered st 50. Meal is
steady with sslet about 1000 bbls al s5r5 1914 and 1000
bols 10 arrive private terms.
GkAlN-There is little or nothing doing in Wheat
Shippers Will not give asking rates sale Of 600 bush
es jersey was made Al AZ cents. In Corn there Is
tair inquiry, and the market Is, II anything little bet
ter The sales reach 50 900 bushels At 90 for white
Southern % for extra lot Devereuz' and o5 for
Jersey Yellow. There were also sales 1900 bushels 20
arrive from Newburg ct 90 and 30 TO 10000 bushels 10
arrive at IS In May and 10 in June sale Of 400 bush
els Rye was made at OCT and 1000 bushels Barley
taken at IS cents for Philadelphia In Oats there is
some inquiry but we hear Of no large sales Canal
80 cents Jersey 42d4 cents Sales $50 bbls Beans at
l 254l - per bushel.
wHsKY-The market is heavier. Sales $50 bbls Al.
y 02ei cent?. Drudge Is very quie: At . cents
HAY-The orders here for this article large, but
the high rates Of freight prevent operations The range
IL 60065 cents
OlL-Ciy Linseod is now held a, 90 cents. but we
hear Of sales. sales 80 bbs Crude Whale at 81 CITE,
GROCERlEs-sugsrs are ! TO cent lower, and Cof.
fee Is very quiet excepting for Java OF which 1900 bags
have been sold a. q 10 cents sales 200 bbs and 30
tics New Orleans Moasses At IS cent? and 100 bbls
New Ibern AZ 30 cents sales 30 hhds New Orleans
Sugar at 7lGs cents.
RlCE-A parcel of 100 terces strictly prime, one Of
the best lots IL the market 500 al ~ ior export Al
auction about 30 tierces cold at 25ssle stop
ped Holders are firm
SEEDS-Eothing doing in Rough Flax. or Clover
there sales about 100 bbs at sdss cents, and %
terces prime Ohio, supposed AZ = cent?.
NAVAL sTORES-Sales 200 bbs Spirits Turpentne
al 10 cents, casa
PROVSIONS-Pork continues heavy, with little or
no demand for Mess of Prime 600 TO 1000 bbls sold
within day or two at Sl4 30 down 10 Slf. mostly for
export Beef is steady at 50a9 50 and Sllal2 for
Country and City with sales 800 400 bbls We note
sales about 100 Beef Hams 10 arrive at SIS Lard Is
lower and there have been sales Of 40 TO 500 bbs al
% lot cents and 500 kegs At l0i cents small lot of
Picked Meats brought CO and cents. Cheese firm at
7Iae5 for good Diaries. aud Butter l4Gz5 cents. A
sale Of 10 kns Of Ohio 10 be repealed sold at IL cts
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syoIaL AND MONEY MATTERS.


TvselS q go.
TUESDAY, r NJ.
49,. Market was heavy today, and the
-, we're Ouly to moderate extent The fan
$50 ..u, fsu Of. but Morris improved to is'. Sales
ss.T, sa,ury Notes were made at ioii which is
Se n, cd onss sold at premium The sup
lk1 a. nc market /, rather large and the quo
go ,.. sor good Sterling bill arc taii, the lat
Lar, Some bills can be picked up a, 81
fns -, arc such as are no, well known. Francs
aMssta,. Sterling has not been so low as at
AZ, ~. 1901 In that year 1t went to Q per cent
4, 1913 bills went to per cent. and large i'm
r.,.,s ,ook place. The following table shows
90 s,srlps In Jsnusry, April, July and Deem
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ARRIVED.
Bark Bursel Berry, IS de fla Cork IN ballast %
Bell g. Co.
Bremen bark Philadelphia, Greve. GO de I'm Bremen.
nldse 10 L & 4 Pope. 30 sieefsse passengers
Bark Isabella Mckee m ST Croix Feb ~, suSsr TO Al
SOD Chsuncey.
Bark Apollo, lofNewturyport) Hunt, d. I'm Charles
ton cotton. 10 master.
Bark Chancellor. Collins Is de I'm Orleans molsss.
es 10 Hotcbkiss Off Haven
Br bark Aberfoyle Jones, GO ia I'm Liverpool mdss,
10 McEvers
Brig w Clifford. Conery 20 % I'm Orissns. mdse.
TO Kesmith g. Walsh.
Brig Monterey. Keller ~ ds I'm Orleans, sugar, to
Haven g. Co.
Bris Winthrop Lord IS d fn Orleans, nolassef,
to Taylor.
Below bsrks and brigs in tbs ofing Wind Ne
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NEW WAREHOUSE ron
Rim I s o N L 7
spring Styles,
CAV

LEE, JUDSON LEE, IS CEDARST.
Offer for sale by the piece or package,
rSy- 500 CASES PRINTED CALlCOES- Comprising
all the desirable styles, large proportion Of which
having been contracted for befoe The late rse In the
ke will be sold less than nsnuaC present prices
Printed Of prices put Into the hands Of buyers
NJ BIB. T. LEE. late 80 8or pGrneT In The original hrm
OF Lee and Brewster from which he retired In lS4' has
Joined he Arm OF Lee JudsOn, and solicils The
age OF his old friends The business conducted under
toe firm Of LEE, JUDSON LEE.
February 5, l847. 2f uis
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''s-osvVss'y reported for TM Trisuns.

srs..ts-Ths demand for A.bs. 1. yerv small The
n. =. sitAoas change and ouiet At a. and slia
sriArse 80 and Pearls. The aggregate sales of the
Corey. are only 400 to 800 sbls.
saoss n me saes to-day have been small, without
as ssocks ssS noldsrs generally are not Offering
z,sd. NO only sell wheI full prices can be OBJ
Sos ,hs and MEAL-Thsre is little or nothing do
nef Ia -. he trade are BUYING moderately at
W. 'ne o. twc strsy psrcsls we're picked up
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

oeesr-J story brick house and lease Of lot
az TssS S0ss4 S3l75. ; story brick house and
ga avenue 2x93. $1,000 story houss and
SAC u, s s'y.'aIscs, near Fifth.aveaue. 25x9s ..
ess y. 80 buildings thereon, So ferryst 25x9S,
y roo ' buildings thereon, o0s Grsnd'st 25x
-sIksto 14ss.r--2 lots on Twenty.ninthst near
1s'snue. each 25xos Q. 81 .45O-S2 600
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SHFRIFF's -ALE-By


CHRRIFF's -ALE-By tI.-s o. VIII Of n@n
- f-iss 10 me directed snd dserec, viii expose 70
- a. he resuhu.- u Toe Chs Hal 10 ne clly u new.
Vors 90 Thursday April =. lf, a. y oeceA Ioon, az
ne rsht ~ ard interest " Ilomls ilS 9tucs eno
-r 81 Combs which thsy lad 90 Lnu u n DAY Of July,
90 - Al auy lns alefard whose hands soevef Tie
.- A. D. Of IL and al thsL certain l9 piece Or par
- "a "a situate iYng and benz N ne oxle-ntn Wsfs
81 - & v Of New Yors ice soqiherly ste o. nifHel'
A. .ougdrd s1t oo-fEi1ng 80 co. o~s - WI begnLng
-t On rsc sOutr--y sids u ss.I street distant t~o
feet easlry from re soh-eesssry eonsf Of -e
rgbth a-eure md TlTiieh- Ard iun11Z Sence '14 a
s.rsel Win he le u lie II CHINA sn1e ninety
7i f-et fze inches terc. essery on Inc parallel Nln
.-slis vth the Eighihsvsu.e acesy sisat feet nine
-h.s q Tair;eh-sL snd thene- westerly Houf ine soel
80 ,r.et enty I've feet % ne ace OF pc Snnns
- - 80 o. SO Aso. al hat rertsa Otnef ct pcs
Of lad siirs.e sl1z AID being n tee s1-enia
w. h tse city a SsS-lcrk, AID BOUNDED and deserved
~ s.zlrrinr a. = p0l.. o. lbs scuihel.y Inc q
y r :. sisnt fhres tui1Ted FEET ron The so1tnses.-
-, -,-usr Of u 1-ave-ue and I1ir,et1s - ranain9
s-rt,zrlv Inc 81 right enges - IN Laifilstnst
nse inches, ihe,te westerly and parallel
:, - lf snxss with the last rnento1ec me nrsty.
800 s-st rrs lrc1-s Le1ce ssstllg s.o-e - -
lEeriy hse ieei " i1c liter " oef--
Nth he rces tEersunto 1sionxng
see a - -, "a ~ WILLIAM JONES. late snerE
no THE AFFLICTED-urf.i,in success 100 :
= S ToCSh- Aei- OroPs-ho being discovery
A VI 49,, n a. 70 whom Il owes iis 0ngn, 70 De
" -. - '.,Sf.r,ur,r g. HAMMOND CO successor
- - gar corner Of Broadway and Cn2mosrssl
sIt-s.i-r Srswnrrs new marble b4ildin<s
~ I've as a. recsved BY l2ss arrivals eso.ee
-, - rabia Gerla.n and SASSY extracts soap Coo
49, Lc oxsLhsr wiEa choice sni o. ox MAI
ro,s COD Cream, exls trres cssl~1 Soiosns, nc u
CIR own nsn1fscrTa eH".
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OP NEW-YORK.
rzr SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED.

Ships Geo skolheld, skolAeld, Cork, &C. Nesmth &
Walsh Mary Fraser, Hubbard, Mobile, sturges Clear
man g. Co.
Barks Victor, Clsrk Cork. &c, G Wbeelwrght;
Princeton. Reed Belfast } McNurray-
Schrs Niagara Spslding. Aux Cages w Levitt; VIM
P Corbit Hunter Alexandra Lemby, Smith. Whining
ton o Thompson. Putnam Wilmington Buck
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"A Savings Bank for the bensht OF hs Widow and The
Orphan"
CAPITAL, $500, 900 sterling, or sl,5O0,O00.
Beside reserve fund ;sS ;s,6Sa' psm""'' OF ABOUT
I. LAME MURRAY, ESQ. GeorgesL Hsnoyersqusrs'
Plysieiaa- ELLIOTsON Md, FRS.
AoSsyy-w s b. WOoLHoUsE, ESQ. FRAs.
Sscrcta1y--F. F. CAMRoux, Esq
THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and sgbstsn'
tsl advantages With respect 10 lfe assurance and oe.
power 20 borrow without pense oreurs OF the poll
ley two-shirds OF the premiums paid ss9 me opuon Of
selecting benefits, aud The conversion Of his interests 20
meet other con voaicnces or necessity
Assurances Tor Of years 4! The lowest possible
Person, Insured for Ife can borrow half amount
Of annual premium for ave successive years. oa their own
note and deposit Of policy.
Us,tei States 10 ae ofthrss Of tho Local Dreers
as rsees-evaabe always 10 tee assured 10 case OF dis
puted claims Should any such an.el OF ohef"lse'
Tha payment OF profulums hary early quarterly, al
tsiang advance u0On he ann14lfai
TlTty dsy. slowed aher each payment Of premium De-
comes due, wIihoutiorie.lure OF policy.
TlAyeng csve extensive -nd l''efal sad exua prem
unls on The most moderate scale.
DfvIsos % PRoFIrs The remarkable success snd In
creased prosperity Il he Society has enabled ,hs Dc
tors 81 ito last annual investigation ~ declare iouTh
bonus varying rom 81 s5 per cent On the premiums
paid on each policy effected on The ploal scse 49,
on es f FOR America. "a wal..5~ss- fsrk-Jseob Hsr
vey, ESQ, Chairman John J. FsmeT Esf yonslnsA
GOgdhue. Lao, James OOCffudns ESD OcJlko bHNaJf
Tso. samuel j. Rowland, ESQ., Gorhsm 4. Worth, Eco
samuel NJ FOX. Esq, William Vac HooS' Eco and C. I'd
Psilsd,tpIas-Clen ent C. Eddie, Esq, Lous A. Cooley
T.o 1;eorge Rex grasaaI, ESQ William Jones, Esg
Baitiaore-Jonsihan aereailh. ESQ, Samuel Hoffman,
ESQ, Dr. J II. McCuioh. ~
j. Leader sArr. General Agent, sod kdward T. keh
srdson Esq General AccOantant FOR e ied SaLos aud
British " 4. Colonies. -
seslca. ErsnHsrs, WORK.. Kesgny Rodgers. NJ D
10 BleeckersL Alexander Hos@ex d. D. iol frsnN-
iln-.t: g. g. Ksane 81 D., 100 FouTiirsL
Medical Examiners srsud a. - Wel-st and NO. ~
Bowery o'clock 2: N daily Zee PAID by ne S2ciety)
,stanaiur Csuaae-W llism Van Hook Eco % WalsL
Boakers-rhs Merchants Bank.
Soi,eitor-John Hone. Esq ii p.ne-si.
Cass,sr-Henry T. CuIlip, EGG.
An Act II respect 70 insurance for lives for ne eeseht o.
u.rrisd wamen pissed oy The Leslsatlre OF Ne~-fors
lot April, 1870
Pam5hles blank forms table u rates sts of .Zent Ae
&c Obtained II ho Chief Ooe - WasL ~ Bcwsry, OF
from ether OF the AgenLs throughout no Ip11' oa,ne
and BRUSH NOnh American Colonies
J. LEASDER STAIR, General Agent
FOR lhe United States and b. N. A. Colonies
Nsw.York. 9Th January, 1877 y s&Wsom
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q Gayler's Premium -aies.-At the lile fan o.
the American Institute, the fret premium medal was
awarded 10 c. j. Gsyler for the eesI Double and single
Salsm snder Safes Gayer's Double Ssfes are, oey0na
doubt fre proof-and his improved Single Safes VIII ei-
fciuay resist more intense heat than any other single
safe now in use GsyleTs SAFES are All made eney OF
wrought irOn and non-conducng IRE proof compos''
ton and are furnished with his improved secure DfeeioT
Lock or with locks Of any description over 81 Ay'
lers Safes are now IN IN NewYork and other primer
psl cities and towns throughout The Union More ihan NV
Of them have passed through the hery ordeal sheeusy
nreseryipp their contents Last wear ST public ess OF
ssfes In MS Civ during which Oayers, Richs her
rings (Wilders Patent Sslamsndes were subjected 70
"a bou extreme heat Gayers WAS the only Sale ina ue
ysred lis contents uninured The others being reduced 10
mass OF charcoal. Safes OF any dimensions required Sy
oaSces made 10 order Depot. l24 WsiersL milo lIDf'W
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generous expressions Of approval Al tef iofrasr ene'
rerts r-.pectfallT snnocnes 10 ne ei1zs1s Of NEW
YORK thst hey <i give ;he.T LAST Nocs- hnterisn-
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