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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04
Lake Ckamplaiu-HRrvest Prospects stock
Horses-Steamboats,& sc.

Correspondence OF Inc ltiuuuc'
WmTEHALL, N. Y. Thursday, Nay So 1850
DEAR SIR: A visit of a few days in this region
assures me that the wet season will have done
great harm to the seed already in the ground
good part will be replanted 10 insure the stock.
For near or quite thirty days has IL raned almost
necessarily, until the Oldest inhsbtant says he
has never seen the like. The roads are almost
impossible so much SO that in going from Fort II
conderoga to the village the main road is avoided
portion Of the way, and tracks made IN all dlrec-
tons. So it is through the country adjacent. The
srnsses and small grains that are ialry out are
hooking vigorous and healthy. Stock also looks
sleek, and is rapidly iattening. The raising Of
horses is on the increase IN this section, and both
the climate aud food seems as well adapted as any
portion Of the NotIh for his purpose observed several
which 10 situated near and includes the remains OF Old Fort
TcoadeIoga. Nj FetOn who occupies "a iarm, has
coal bsek horse hye years old which he offered O
for He gave 100 tthree years His head aud nsc5 Is
., quisiey ana susssly beautiful ard with all ease he
eats from trough eight ieeI IA hlgeL ne =. ne youas
Bach Hawk The farmers resready resplnK ms reward
OF Slock raising ard is believed t1ey VIII pursue H.
rhis the county for Butter POW "a swee. as new
hsy FOR Il cents when IN the Cy pay p cents We,
hOw ever ara frequently charged FOR rs o-ug peInmel,
and for ils great age -. OIL, 49, -.
.o,,i ~ ne Si.smbos MouOpoy hssr i discussed IN
farcsd cars al Uncons hotels on siesfnboas az cor,
nsTs ST. round The people long now Tor ns aays 81
The old regency Wien they lhougat laey usly $50
They complain only Of beng chAfgea Oa~age'asy.
but If having % hccuin ui0oaslol tao n0N
/, aid 10 be q tho wors Kind Of ISg iiiate HanSers
know none 0f The owners and dom pretend TO Sly Know"
eote # heir sa-irs The Opposition have already Ila-
seribed S.6o0e toward building new boat Of me
largest and bel csss for this navigation and Il s cpa-
DENLY asse ed hat twice three lines hat snoaui 10
ontfed as sOon organization tAkes place win 8
nee re from tbs pares 10 sustain Ito OPp1ston' tbs
sems for lie lew host al hezSds II public opinion
enheted by stranger say CRITERION the new boA VIII
b. amply sasstred What Is strange, and what dolt
understand Is that Capt Sherman who was, and SAL
n NJ H. heavily Interested IL he Oa Lns Is 20 S'"' 'ae
new move.
never pu hO,els bat Ell the United States and
'us good one with good file Of papers Your BOOKS
M Al snow great many nance this region. have not
soppee al hotel without seeing TIE Tr5Hae and an
tod hiss subscribers than al otler Cy papers about
INF country His Nhig, l imagine, about here dare
ssy hey are good peope ba, don. altogether sympsihze
with them. You do. Truly Is H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

FROM THE FLORIDA IsDIASs-MoRE TROUBLE
BRIwISG--The JaeksoHriIe lFlOrids NeTs Of the
25th ult has the following;
By the kindness Of Capt Canova Of the steamer
Sarah Spalding We are favored with intelligence
from the frontier Of great consequence to our fellow
citizens, although j; may be considered OF no mo-
mept by cor imbecile Administration, Ii appears
that Gen Twisgs, In the military road DO has laid
out from Tampa Bay to Fort Pierce on Indian nv
er hiss somewhat encroeched on the line stipulated
by Gen. Worth as defining the Reservation under
the notorious Armis.ice effected by him. This en-,
croachment includes two military posts connected
bv some four miles Of road receaty made by tue
Government force. We learn that Billy bowlegs
gave notice in due diplomatic form to Gen. r"iggs
tba, unless our troops removed from within the To-
dian line, they should be driven from u by orce'
The point thiestened, being weak and our saisns
General being hampered by wait OF instructions,
he has been compelled 10 retire, and construct neS
military poets and new Dad. We place great
reliance upon the source iron when We rave oo'
tanned this intelligence and consider y &C conclusive
The iadiaDs will never remove fom Florida 1n-
less compelled so 20 10 by iorce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

HYESA TRAIS,-The travelling publico Canada
are patronzing ond class cars on the St. Jonns
and Montreal Railroad instead Of submitting to
the rer tarF which is % per cent. higher than
formerly. Ca one train iast week. there was oay
one first class passenger, whhe mere "e'S si~ty
cars: there we're hon. RO0er. Jones, SIR hdSa
Dslr,rple. and officers list regiment with any
number VI the iair sex.
They tried the same Joke upon the New 1o,A
rosdsa few wears since. \ friend tells tna' I0'N-
irg pto the second class car or "Hyena. trai1
upon one occasion. he observed Saas Wright aud
F-srk Grsuger sitting costly among q highly re-
spectablc crowd: alter which, be took occasion 70
ueep into the first class, where he saw Madame
Res,eil and Herr Alexander, and nobody else
6. w. Kendall tells pleasant anecdote which
occurred TO him Ia Europe-he having made the
mistake Of buying ticket in the 'iFrst cil's.
On enterin- he found himself the sole occupant
and upon emerging at the first stopping place, ne
was greeted "a "y0ur Hghness" charged 'osr
times over. sid expected 20 shower hatial OF gold
among the populacs-all tor rding "frst class, snd
being taken for PRiScE lDetroit Adv
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every one was so busy on board Of these sailing
ships and their work was holy in its intent that
We were unwilling to disturb either officer or man
with many questions; and so made oar way again
LondonwRTd.
The last thing we noticed on board these Arctic
ships was an inscription tina. gittered in the sun
shine Of that April afternoon, for the words were
carved in letters Of brass on the steersman's wheel
that IS 10 guide the vessels their perilous way
And our asst feeling was that the hope contained
in the words would be realized. The words 50
written are ENcLAND EFFECTS EVERY Mas 70
no MS Duty.
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDoVV SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
II ELTY RlNER, lsl Cbathsmst cal ne sIertcus
AL persors wanting Shades to heir sssortnsn {
Shades ard materials for making and hanging shsdss-
Whey make tie bes quality only and sell n prices full
per cent lsss than any other manufacturer Al sass
warranted rot 10 STICK curl jsl im'
NNINOOW SHADES. GILT COkNCEs DR.
w Perry MUsLlNs, Gc-Fsniles aoo1l tarnisa3
their windows with the above articles, win md ~
WOODFORD'S. 295 Broadway tho lsrges, aud oest
sortmen IN tho city several new sEyes never oeioIe me-
duced In New-York Lace and muslin curtains dfsps1
tessels, loops pins, banda corrces, &c raInin-s ~
chasing Of the subscriber rely upon getting hfsta
article and low f Ia possible 70 import or nsni1
lure IL Merchants buying Wholesale will hnd ndeeas
" TO their advantage 60 call before purchasing esewhet
el6 }. {. WOODFORD 80 brosdrT
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Two YouNa LADIES DROWNED Two young
ladies. whose names are not given, were dro wed
q few days since in Indian River, ST. 1t wfsnee
County They had got into boat with young
,ertlenisr for the purpose Of pleasure excursion
one Of them playiully pushed the boat OIL before
thew had put paddles in The young man. finding
The hoat at tie mercy Of the current, leaPed into
the river and swan ashore. The les'es, IN trying
TO follow him, were drowned.
USFoRTUxATE OccUREEScE.-A rencontre took
Mace on Thursday evening IN Portsmouth between
Wr. Walaca Davis, ESQ one Of The editors OF tne
Dis,,;c. Wbig and Mr Thomas Cooke, in which
the latter commenced the attack, aud the former,
in defending himself, with a revolver lodged two
BODY OF his assailant. The wounds are not suppos-
"a r. he mortal Norfolk Herald.
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OBSTRUCTION ~ TIE CASAI--LOuisriRe,M Nay
20, ls50 There are feet OF water in the Canal
The Canal is siiil obs1uctec. The Winfield Scott
Chief Justice Marshall and Federal Arch are de-
tsiued above, and the Duchess john Adams and
loE'an below, waiting TO pass through Private
dispatch &c from New -Oresns, received Yesterday,
report sound Corn a, 90 cts. and heated At 80 cts
per bushel Lard vas dull.
NsuoATloS, &o.-CiHeiaHafi, jane /, lsJO-
Tie Oiio River, a. this poiut is very low The
weather Is cool Rnd DRY, and the heath Of the city
unusually good.
FiRE AND Loss OF LFE.-Ner- Orleans. Nav %.
ls50.-A ire broke out IN ei1thing store situated
m the TusnRie, and before It could De sabined Il
consumed three h0sseSs and burned a woman aad
two children % death.
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LAW COU r I S.

CoURT CALENDAR--T This Day-SHperi0r Court.
Nos 3, 2 so Sc 81, 1917 So, 40 Al, ~ 49, - 10 TO-
Do trdnsfeyyed Mes !, IA, Il 10 -, 20 70 81
Circ CowfNOs Co., 6So to $50 6s2 10 695 oS1, 700 20
70s. 49, 800 -
I59 lo 63 les l67 90 PAX III Nos les, 81, ~, 81,
654 ll6 SEQ $50. Ito 2tO, So 95i, 80, 100 $50 So
q :. Ci,eati Govt Calendsr WI be called ION No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

GOAL! COAL!-Best Peach Orchard, range sndA
~ size OF superior quality delivered al 50 eens ea q
last Summers prices, from SIMPSONS yards, % Th'af
Ionst near Spring, and Christopherst near Jeesna
Market my2l In
COAL-Blaek Heath aud Peach Orchard Range Ca
Nof the first quality aud Ia prime order, foo salel
lowest rates by J l. 4 r W. WORTH, q and 1872 Bros
way and corner Of Fourth and Thompson SIS. ellis
AM DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal srs
1 or Egg from my yard corner Of King and Ofeenwlas
SAB; 81 80 from boats lmy25 2m' PETER CLINTON
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CLOTHING.

ENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER
~ wEAR.-Wn u. T. Jennings Co. Diapers and rslors,
Prs. quality ready made clothing, &c. Isl Broadway,
American HoSe solicit Inspection Of sher assortment
Of EeSsonsbe goods, when 10 point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eommens1
ate a. II 10 with eXtelsiyo additions TO Inc premssS
which wider scope FOR tasir business which hsJ
vii sndesYor msrl Continuance Of the liberal PATIO
mage which has recognized heir garments uhe most
economical cut and finished they IN Sye but rarely
squasd and wiIhs disposed Of proverbAly moderaIs
charges mo ina
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL sTOCK-SIOO.0OO.


YINHIs LINE 10 esablshed for tho rapid rsnsDorsua
Of freight only or siesinbosts snd railroads from hs
Yofk via Albany Troy, Buffalo snd Detroit 10 ChntP
and ST. Louis also, VA Buffalo, 70 CDeinnsh sad LoS
Vile.
~ No Money Paokdges received "a
This Company having made its Arrangements WIN y
several railroad and steamboat lines on ths proposed ~
IL now ready receive go0ds 10 bedsyered 81 heion
ing and intermediate places
Albany, Oswego sRrsnait Iocspofi
Schenectady, kinRston Michigan Guy fsorls,
Syracuse Hamilton, Waukegen, 81 L0uis,
Auburn, Lewiston. Kenosha, Elgn,
Rochester, Detroit Racine, Galena,
Buffalo, Jackson, Milwaukee,, Dubufue,e
Sscketrs Hubor.
The ne for Cincinnati and LOuisyis viii be Tesdyfi
few days, Of which due notice will be- given.
II lie believed that he Merchants Express Line ost
70 The mercantile community and especially 70 2,
chants residing Of Buffalo, and along the great Ls
and the Ohio ard Northern Mississippi Rivers ~hu
long been q cesfdeTatuns VIZ mode Of usnsp0rlsno1t
al the ghler kinds OF merchandise which shsn be ecuss
speed any heretofore offered he and tbs same 90
much cheaper. As an example, submit the ioloThi
TARIFF OF PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL TOWN
~ Yor1 to BuSao......si 5OlN York TO Mivsukes.sal
c csss:'.... iiS ;: s. i Loal..; i
DO delivered al any Of the above named places with re-
Srity and tie greslest Dispatch This prophelon feso
fully call the attention 81 Western merchants 70 Een
OF operations They believe II IL tIst what lotnson
by tie eTigencies Of Western trade and trust thai hers
erprise VII nee. with tho appreciation and suppon ~
public. ssrEREEcEs;
DAVID LEAyITI, Presl Am. Ex Bk. NY
c. I. LOEcsTREET l. Co "a Nssssu-st N. T.
EFT TEFFT Co IA Broadway, NY
ysns MISSES rIest 8 Y; RI Syracuse
JOIN PAINE, Cashier Bk ofTroy.
w. BRooEs. SupL Mich. Cent RR Co. Dercs
ordess fof shipment 70 BE- len =, the Oaee Of thscs
psny. Msl,, . p c. RUSSELL r. ~
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DRY GOODS.

S,TPERRINE BLEACHED sHIRTINGS,-
- 20 cases York Premiums. WlcnussIis, Dover sad
American Mile supe.tue 81 Isl lcch Shrangs Aso, ea'
tra.super 81 inch Strings fer sale by
mys NEsmITH co. 80 and 50 Pine-'i
STARK MILLS DRILLINGs.-500 packages
- brown b.eeched sats and blue eNtrS stout and une
qualed 10 perfection Of manufacture. For sale by .
my5 NESMlrh ca. 80 and - Pine-sI
L'INE JNBIEAUHED COTTON-.-60O baes
l. Rhode ls.and PaO AHO, ROckin CHAM, Hookieit hsd
va, HOPE, Walihan. and other syles Tor sale y
mye NESMiTA 4 co 80 and % Pine-sL
CALICO PRiNTEHs, BLANKETS, tap
- Ping and Sieve Clofh, Type Prirers aud Eugraverg
slanke,s Roller. Cesyer and jacket C9iss or sale by
myll G. b la bAhOH % finest
DIUF PRIHTE.-l00 cases Adeus's olae aud 9li.s
anvil I. b. LIZ BARON, s. Piae-sL
DKOWS .HEETINGs.-l5o bales Salisbury "a
Dge 8ohSwk Valley, and other styles Tor sals low, oy
myll q b III SAhon, D flheSI
DLUE AND CANARY PKINTs.-A new and
UIuperOr article, fES cOlOTs, for sale 0Y
myil c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pine-st
CREEN PRiNTs.-50 Gaze. green and BLACK and
u green ard blue aI6i TO 3cts, 70 sale ~
mylI c. B. LIE BARON, s. Pine-sl.
y 4 BIEACHED sHIRTISGs.-l5O cases hGs
Ut snd low priced 81 8 to . cts Tor sale y re- a.,
myli c. B. LIZ BARON, s. Pine-sL
C0LORRD CAMBKICs.-I25 cases light end
u dark 2ssorsmenI5, from "a tot Gus Tor sae By
myu c. Il. LIZ BARON s. Finest
. 4 BLEAUHRD csseslov.
VI priced Shrungs comprsng variety u syies iof
sale by lmy6l NESMlTH co. 90 and 50 Pine-sL
r0UNTFRPANEs- cases superior American
Oqis, for sails by NESMlTH co. 81 and 81 Pines %
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INSURANCE.
LrrE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK Combined,
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COhPAS
nn-s n kNafl.f

Guaranfssd Cab CAPITAL $4,000,
This conpanv beside .hr 1suR Insurance FOR terne
wears OF The whole OF &C. The granting Of annues ~
endo Wmens vii Issue policies FOR any san not efess
iDg 6 m payable At he sge OF ~ q GO years 20 The ~
lies Insured; % deah before arriving a. ons q
those ages payable Ia thr heirs OF sssgusoy nis mss
makirg CERTAIN prUsis Tor heir fsmies 10 ekss n
death and also for themselves In the eyeni u isios
sekIess or disability u.n age sh1gl1 thsy sartya h
spssrce nav be hns made ehsr vim OF without pOec
pauon n he proils ms preuiam being pfoporno1lAg
lees 10 the lsiisf esss
The Charter uf he Company provides Hsi sao2ld b
yirrsnfe-d rapft.l a. shove from whatever
1ared he slOcl 1o'efs shall imnedise.y msae go
FREDERICK SHELDON Pfessd.ni
}. EAutE Jr Secretary.
J0HN 4 STEwtRr. Aeiuary
Prospectuses with rates and every Information /.
had he Office ~ Wallet my21 coda
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oENTLEaENs WEARING APPAREL.

GENTLEaENs WEARING APPAREL
IfdARLE- f.. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor,
Via qualify wOrk made % order 9it fuon-st between
william and Gold bss Just purchased, Tor cssn chOics
sorent Of cloths cassnees and Yesngs, which, with
and selling 'or cash, he 10 enabled 10 make up -
per ess han Broadway pnces. lie has for tne last
sight years enjoyed reputation syen By those OF Eana
nsd7 OF cuung the best suing garments and as for ass
and syle he vii guarantee cannot DO beaten, equsled
n Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

MRS. VAN HOUTEN, thankful for me very liberal
wi parouage bestowed her the past year begs TO a.
form Der friends ard The public that she has removed her
Shirt Essb shment from % more convenient store 81
NassAusL NEARLY oppOsle) where by the Increased ac
ties will be enabled 10 Ih all orders entrusted
10 her care with hat dispatch, puncuaiy and superior
workmanship Whch Ohiai1 ed fJr estab
present high reputation. The attention OF gentlemen 10
particularly solicited her new style Of Sumner aud En-
broidered Shirts 90 highly approved Of together with
choice selection Of fancy printed linens Of the de-
siguS
Ban extensive assortment Of gsui!emen's Furnish
ng Goods OF the most fashionable styles. 50 Nassau a.
between Fulton and John ~ ms q 2aw6wru&Th+
CLOTHING AND TALLOhlNG.-Imm Immense
" stock u fashionable ready made clothing, Of every
description go coats FROM 81 10 SIS; $500 vests tom
81 to u; 500 pans from 81 10 3 To measure cotas
casEimeres and yesnRs embracing everything new and
desirable, brat rsie NJ always guaranteed u single Is
will convince all per cent lees lnan any louise ~ los
city for caah, a. remember The ana numher)
MICHAEL CONWAY,
uysf In tf} FullOn-et near Broadway.
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ATrTxPrI.D REscUE,-Patrick Crounen was ar,
rested sst night in the Eighteenth Ward, for bod
attempt to rescue prisoner He was discharged
bv Alderman C0Hcklta.
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DrcHARGED-Thomss Mahan, arrested 70, oe'
ing drunk and disorderly N the EighteeentA "a'oi
was discharged by alderman CoHek''H.
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CITY ITEMS.

NUNUhTf
Observation-Disclosures 9. Loveland fell from Pier
IA. East River last night, but was saved nom
drowning by officer Guerker, + irst Ward
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CALIFORNIA.

4 Ls.. PEARlS & BROCEWiY, ~ Sa s:'i:.''
SACRAMENTO CITY.
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4 IBERAL ADVANCES mEde on cons nu-aIs. ard al
l. agency business promptly zlieaded %. Refer 10
b. A FGHSEsTocE Co New-I9rE
Ear You've Philadelphia
C. @. HUssEY, Z ~ HOWE, WILLIAM LARIMEK, u. z.
HtALLEroS, Piushnrgh my6 6m
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nHIO sTATE LoAN or saOoo O0o.-.,

OHIO STATE LOAN or $4,000 O00.-ss
OConmissioners q tas Ohio Canal Fund by yrs2e -
Of the General Assembly OF the Stale OF ONO, psS
kafeh H. 1850, hereby I'VE notes mat seaasa pfoYs
VIII be received until Wednesday, the lSn OF June -
pOOp 81 the Office ~ ms Ohio Life Insurance $40 -
Company, NeWYork, for loan OF Two Millions 81 =
dred thousand Dollars, Tor which transSefsoe oe'N1
OF Ohio Stale siock viii BE- ssued 90 iOlows: -.
One Million SIX Hundred Thousand Dollars % -,
teres al the rate u sx per ceuL per sanan .
annually in the City q NsW-l0rk, and me ping
bursed The pleasure u he STATE eftef Toe y 30
One Million Of Dollars - bear Interest," ~ 10 s-<
per cent per annum, payable a. sDos 80 80 ~. 10
rembunemens Al the Pestdrs o. u' $500 800 80. -
The certificates OF stock WI OoN H4'0a's' "'"
~ r.a,,1Ss offered for s<c loan must b paid a.
or IA Ohio ,ix per cent SOCKS Of iei I'll par, ou t1
opening The proposal, y 'po Va ~
e,-oJi of he Ohio Canal Fund Commissioner ~
80 or principal % be paid as ebove, either u y
ohio Az per cent stock of 1850 al par, % ma ~
July next when the ceTsitcstes Of STOCK VIII % tel
Tfs proceeds Of the shove loan required fog -
deuti6p Of he five aud IN per Stocks u Or1s
rlrf1z afer December 81, 1850. Proposals may, -
f,re Ndesircc BE MADE vi u the understsnoing, ns
le payment Of the premium u tbs ak Per cent 500
He premium ard Eve per cent Of the principal Of ~ ~
per cent EOck, tne balance may remain on iaiefsa~
per cent per snnuu rom ae lat July, be paid
cot ess lhan Eve fbousand dollars, 81 me pioasD q
bidder eng ume before ke Slst dag Of Deosn0s -
TIE SOCKS being y'dbeid =. eolsIorsi ses2fV ~
psyrsenL -
fhe proposals., witch nay % for any pan q -
Dol less han ,housgld foil6fy, must stsN -.
Eas viii bs paid for cara handref coisIs ssfe
eliminating between the hye Gnd sir per eett az -
address Of ice party usklag the proposal 400 -. 10
In enyelop marked " Pr0Dosa.s (ey ONo - -
ard addressed 20 TIE Ohio Canal Fund Cornnhss"
0f GEO S. cOE ESQ Cashier, New ,-.xous
John " ooD, Auditor u sIs.s- % ~
BI.IsS Treasurer Of STATE.
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~ Mary Ann Hill, for stealing s. from q. >.
Saunders Of IS Laurens ST. and Wn. Young oE
ealing door knobs, were caught IN the Eishsn
Ward.
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TIE a2oCEas'
Flkr INSURANCE COMPANY,
r.Etea No d AL l-ornaF ~ Pearfs a

glhE iNhl ANIh lOdTAhf,
cRee, No 10 .ssll corner o. PsAFl-sA NJ Y.
CAPITAL f2010Go
TEIIfIB COMPANY. having .helr capita al psid e \
u cash are preps-et 70 Insure Buhdngs 1erchsrts
Household Farinre, Vessels 10 port their Cargoes E
sgsins lOss or camsge BY nre, kfo hs Risks o. Inr3
Navigation and transportation. on ne ucsi syorsa
tsrns Az .ses promptly adjusted sno naiG-
DIRECTORS.
Rgru.E roSy AosEs TsYIeR BAHPsON Aoosa
PETER MAETIF, GEORGE ELpER. CHAs. 81 sxHaLra
yKArcts sErBoY HEsEY EDgy, Asa ;. toxTEa
Jas B. WILSON, ALEX Il GRANT, WV. X fosrEL
BzsB eHERAAS, HAEseAL PgPoos, lsAAc C. fArLol
SAMPSON kOoRE Presided
J. MILTON ssnrB, Secretary Efm
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OFFICE CITlzESs' FlRE INSURANCE co Juns !, 100:
DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT has 9een q =
"A this d.y pa aoe 10 The ockaJ On s1u 81
Ter Friday, III Ltt 81 .Ee oshce, - Wall .
$50 ! n MCLEAN secrs.sfy'
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n GRIFFIN a CO.'S Sasn1 Fls. seslns aP.ys
kI.rsfus Tie clL1pe 70 Edap. ih-ir prncsle 70 -
Satisfaction offts sr-s. number Of oss ~no ave ecu ~
use Tie nerr.s u - Invention have oeen 90 wei .
~ p1bAsied O. The world Il a no. nscesssy - ~ 4J
ntrs more bugcal Ani see az Al is2 Broadway n I.
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oTT1zENs' FIRE INSURANCE 90.

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE 90.
6S Wsil-sI aud I61 Bowery.
TT1HIs COMPANY, win cash capital securely lnses'S
ara Largo surp US continues 10 insure sgklnss Ia
,od damage ly fra on IS izvorsbe ierfns - ne ca
Ofhces generally. oeo .sf.r
n,rial Rur,nett Jeremiah yohcson
fhomas McEEGth, ysy lHait
Irse Raker Robert BsTklsy,
rhsyles Deyoe John 8. Harris,
Sionx 70 A Aivord James C. Baldwin,,
y;IIiiArn Wsrsre francis A Palmer.
DANIEL SURfNEfr, Presid.u,
JAaEs NJ MCLEAN, Secretary. HfFt
October |. 1913 ha2 N
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gEo.pVAg RANE NEw-I sSE, Aas - 100.
TIRE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors oI , Va. .
Bsns aod 7 Inspectors FOR he asXs slccssang 80.
ron iii - he'd At me BaAking Eolte on Tuesday, ne
Ii.h daV Of Jora next The Pol viii be opened 81 IL
O'clock M ard close ~ 2PA By oIosri
nyz5 Jill l. LNEAi II Sssniof'
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TIE hERCBANrs' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY % Fgw.YoRz.
OFFICE, COR GREENWICH AND DEY srs Own
NORTH RIVER BANK.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
TNBIs COMPANY having their capital All paid Ia 4
A cssb are prepared 10 insurs br5ingR nero asnile
household furniture yeasels in port their csTgoes k
against loss or dsmsge by frs. All losses promptly u.
iusled and paid. -
Levi Apxsr Joseph NJ. Brown, G '. y. Osiftnie,
A Hoppock, g.. Van Auken, Eseuune Kirby,
VIM. Fl. DelH, ID. K n6run, ~ nDpc0ch,
O. w. Burrham, Freeman Campbell, Ward a. Worl
Nsthapiel Weed Crowel Adams David Magic,
sami 8 Bowman Robert Hoe, VIM Hlslace,
FieIding : Cant TheOdore Msrtine, Robert 2. Getty
CROWEL ADAMS, Presi3sa
Gro w SAVAGE. secrstsry, myir
BowrRY FiRE Insurance CoArAsrl
Ofice "A Bowsry May IS, 1850 !
nIVIDEND.-A dividend OF Ten per c'n1 viu oe ~
LILO the siockho.dsrs Of tss Company on and shH h
lst June next The Transfer Books viii be closed 0n&
25th inst 20 that day. BY order 81 The board
mvlsti,5 q. q. TAYLOR. Secretary.