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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.

NIBLO'S.-Manager, Mr. JOHN SETON.
l Tickets 50 cents Private BoTes S. Doors open at
7, to commence at o'clock. Summer Season Raysls
nights MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays Burtons nights
TUESDAYS Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
THIS EVENING. June 30, VIII be played Overture
To be followed by the PantomlIne Of
THE FOUR LOVERS Or, Harvest Home
Afer which. evOlutions and feats on the Tight Rope
An Jntermisson of half hour dunng WHICH time the
Ladies Saloon Will be thrown open, where Refreshments
be obtained.
Also the splendid Lower Saloon will be thrown open for
Gentlemen for refreshments of all kinds and the choicest
quality
MAGIC TRI MPET. Or. The Invisible HARLEQUIN
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THE NFW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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BOARD at a FARM HOT Sly few few
brsu,les ssn bs accommodated with excellent bglrd
:, - Ca, Mansion OF the subscriber. situated ne t'ies
C.yS The rooms large and any the stu4toa hesi,h
r ,be slk> around shady and pleasant lie place can
H. reached hy the sit Crogol ne a Si
LII Sp dailv S,ndas sNccpieJl at 81 9SIoIS 81 f0I
G,r,her nior.caiion apply 20 Rey. JOHN PhAfhE lV-
cTcsne - on A CRIIKSHANk, Ess., Is Green~ich-si;
between aud p M address The subscriber VIZ VA.
S a. he landing daily with ms tie arrival u
the boat. CHAS Nb6fiaiA+A' 49, - ~ ~, -.
Glen Cove June ., 1881 Jt-l M"Af<"
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DIX nEPARTMENT- STATE OF

ID NEW-YORK -ALBAyT, July q, ls5l-The NEW
YORK STOCK BANK has this dLf FLED IN tAls ONCE
notice ~ the appointment " JOHN THOMPSON II tue
cy of YORK f1r ts redemption Of q circnla
tg notes t0gether Wtl reFOcatoh 81 all Appointments
heretofore ade u ch agents agreeable 20 the act entitled
act o. amend tie several 4.s relating o Incorporated
Banks. BANKING Associations aRc ladivdual blnkers,
passed A PM II, 1851.
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OptrNT HorSE ORIENT. Long Island.

nRIENT HOUSE, Orient, Long Isian1.
O-This voYy extensive ancient and ponn-, 's'- ,
,gr, h,r far the last twenty wears - Napt + ta'a'
IS now ofen and RECEIVING boSdeTs aud visteIs Ihe m
rcrel haxInc leased the above house, would iioi 'e
VI and the public generally. that. HAVING deter
mined 10 devote ms whole time % me waats =; hls e
,L,r,3 Nyith inc established reputation OF me house ~
renr lorotlon lis beautiful ana uInantlc scene ~ rs
~ hetl'n, and fishing privileges, raiters hmset tAey
canno, bur render tins ore oi the h'-s' o'S'"' ''
sv-,Ss,as alley has been added 20 tht ainusemens
RI ORIENT >taee Wall IL IN readiness a. GTeenicfi 10
,,nx,v ras>engers the ARRIVAL ~ the = o''A \ ="
,,, f,aSm Rr,.,klynl directly 10 The house ,
tram u ,.NIWS - A FOSTER. Proprietor.
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fJ-The MANSION HOUSE, anderi charge o. the
Subscriber one Of the largest and best established hotels
Cape May and has the finest dining and BAH rooms IN
United States This together with the experience Of It's
propreturs hotel keeping with the efficient aids ney
have employed warrant them assuring the patrons OF the
Mansion and other visitors 10 this celebrated watering
continue 70 sustain leading position The Hotel now
open for the reception Of visitors and the steamers kenne
bee aid Penobscot touch regularly af the lsan1
jei9 2ws HOOPER LUD1.UM.
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN Nights

II y III private family, where at present there are but
boarers Two furnished Rooms with closets aud IRE
places in each would be let 10 two gentlemen and Their
wives House newly furnished and painted throughout
and fitted with Location one of the finest and most
ay IN the CITY, and TO either FaltoL South
Ferry Address 'HAAfPDEN, at the Tribune Office.
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DANK DEPARTMENT. STATE Of
DNEw- YORE.-ALBANT June =. l2Jl. The NORTH
tee a tie appointment u HENRY {. TANNER II the
CIV II New fOra aeut 1r te redemption u - ocu-
n Wisor D.fentor u the sane CIV Is such agent
be - the act entitled Al A.. O. amend tue several acts
relating Ino0r2orated Banks, Banas Assc4aohs and
individual Bank ers passed April n. 1881
,e2set DANIEL B ST JOHN, Superintendent.
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u Mechanical Drawings.--Thes npscrloed hasl ~
returned the city will resume his business as
PATENTS Residence, West enth-si, hrst mousse
east of Sixth-ay tje3O 3tMW&S1 j. H. BAiLEfS
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BOARDING.

HENRY GOSLlNG'S RES ~
ERANT 81 Iibcru,-st frsf house out oi BROAD
NAY west side Gentlemen viii find TINS eSiaes haeht
me IF the best organised and ncatest places IN Ne"rSN
-, c,re their meals The cooking et the nrsi order
t waes are polite ADD attentive anu every eNtIt.n VII
he made 10 merit Sha4 81 public PATRONAGE leS OS
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D0RTLAND HOTEL, Shrewsbury

u River-J. FLETCHER. Preprietor.-rhis house IS
most delightfully."- situated the Highlands of Navesnk,
afosding most extensive view the Atlantic Ocean
Bathing fishing and SAILING cxh at all times be enjoyed
Boarding 81 per week The steamers Thomas Hunt from
Petk-sp and Edwin Lewis, from Robinson-st ply daily
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nIVIDEND.-New-York and Harlem
DRailroad COMPANY The SIXTH lal DIVIDEND
the Preferred Stock Il h Company a, the rate Of eight
per rent per annuH vii be- pad the Office Of Com
pany Center-st and ser Tuesday the Isl day Of July
nert, between the hour. 81 . A " and p VI.
The Transfsr Books Of the Preferred Stock vii b. closed
GA Thursday 18th Inst ~ O'Clock, p VI and opened on
Wednesday July T. al 70 o'cock A M-Daied New York
I'D June lS5i p SAIL. u BLATCHFORD,
jZJty2 Treasurer
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MISSING-On the 23d inst. a GEN
lVA TLEMAN about &c years of age. He was clothed
in black coat silk vest light cashmere pants black
hat white socks boots s of short stature black whsker
dark thin hair ANY information respecting him may be
left his boarding house. Broadway, co ner Beaverst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fd- ybsmocvsstjc Whie General Committee
recu me e:iug q this Committee Wal be held TUE
DAY EVENING, Jelly l, at O'Clock, at the Broadway
House .Bs order, JOSEPH Al. PRICE, Chm.
Hg.,RY SNYDER, tooo,.,.x,as
Mspf.ef,u Us Erif.s secretaries ie3ON
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BOARD near GLEN

~ iCOvE-Good Board and pleasant airy lodgings can
be obtained with several private families, IN the neghbor-
hood of Buckram Matinecock and Meadow SIDE. Apply
20 HENRY c. VALENTINE. at Glen Cove Landing,
who on the arrival Of the steamer C0ton, Will convey pas
sengers by Stage the above named places The Crcton
levaes the foot Of Futons daily Sundays excepted at q
m Good Ses-bafhing fishing and cunning can DE mad.
Refers TO ISAAC b LEWIS 81 South-st. lel7 lms
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rY Notice.-A number of horses belonging 20 the
Rowery and (rand-s Stage Line let Loose IN the
vlreess to escape the flames during the fire on Saturday
evtps last ANY person giving information where they
ma be found or returning any Of the horses to the propre
tors viii be rewarded and all expenses paid ~
,e3o r. j. IMMERSION co.
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HOUSE.-Part of House wanted III a
II respectable neighberhccd for small family address
HOPE, Tribune Office JeJO IT,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rg'HE NETWORK MEDICAL GA

MaRSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP
uAING A few copies Of the authors edition. spanish
aad English fT sale al the Authors Counting Rooms tor
the study and practice q kkeepng. 3oi Broadway
This work beautifully printed c0ors. red and black.
and has equal FIR private instruction 70 pages octave,
bound and gilt Spanish 81 50, English 81 IS. lez7 Inn
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~ gentleman. WIFE child and nurse accessible 70 the
city daily al o'clock the morning Address j. b. at the
office of the Evening Post JET 81
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nB.F. Mcguire. Dentist,

yshn Rnrden with whom he associated during nvt
vesrs continues 90 practice the DENTAL PROCESSION
M H. various branches usual at Union place an9 So
corner of Fouricenth-st., Ncw-Nofk JeSo NV"
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DARTNER WANTED.-The adver

DARTNER WANTED.-The adver
IL tiser is DESTROYS of sssocatng himself with gentle
man who furnish from $4,000 TO $4,000 in cash TO
gage either a special orsctve partner IN business al
ready established and successful operation IN tins city
The and covered by
a patent for which there large and increasing demand
The money wanted extend the business The subscriber
fully capable of conducting the business alone Parties
wishing to invest 1t Will investigation which
shall he strictly confidential Address BROWN at this
Office. Je2O II
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~ The Mount Vernon Building Association

Will meet St Likes Bnld.ng corner hudson anu SIofe
ads on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2, at O'Clock.
Owing To the great advantages offered to the working
classes in this Of small sums and the easy nan
nsr thus offered to procure homes beh)oVeS all Suc 10
attend and make inquiries n the earliest possible eetns
as OWING 20 the continual increase OF the value OF haTos
the Association finds necessary 10 RAISE be entrance oc
monthly II is now only IS cents on each share put prooa
biy Will be materially for the coming month lnio
marion m relation 10 this matter Will he cheeriuly gwen oy
The Secretary at ms office, 90 Nassau St on saturday Mon
dag OF Tuesday 2sh and Se,h o June ana y. % su NUN
4tO7PM iNo L bNtN nt-h' 10 AZ.
t,yo w COOPER, Sec'y Je1b Al
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WANTS, &C.
AS Cook, in Private Family, by a re,

spectacle American Woman. she Is an tNPN i.O'l' ~
Seek also iu competent all household duties, nS
osnon 70 country the nest 4 reference VIZ S
ssea Call II lo9 Forsyth-St Can he SeSn ios ,..''
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= ERVANTS-Removal of FERRIES

~ Domestic Agency for furnishing good Servants from
34 Broadway to 81 DUANE-ST corner Broadway nearly
opposite the old stand where he would be pleased TO
all his old customers and all others wishing good Servants
for the city country. Je3O IT.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
FRESH .7RKEV:1L!

T'HE undersigned 'egs leave 10 tender bis sincere
l. thanks 10 his many customers and friends for their
very liberal patronage, and would take this method Of
informing them that he is in receipt ola very large
stock Of Groceries comprising every variety Of article
in our line, which will sell as low be sold this
side of st. Louis. Just give call before purchas-
ing, as am confident can make it TO your advantage
to purchase Of Inc. All kinds of marketing and produce
wanted at the highest cash prices.
Remember the place-on the west side of main street
a few doors north OF the Brady House. continual
ton of patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov2Iy G. CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

:; ". = .I n"aS' 8. Louis, N 'I Yoas.
D0AN, KING, & Co.,
uAVE made arrangementsto open early in the spring
1851,
As early the 18th February, the largest and va
ried assortment Of
DRY GOODS
Ever offered in the Western market. II 10 their nteh
tion to keep at all seasons OF the year, stock Of such
size and variety, that purchasers be supplied with
EVERY ARTICLE OF DRY GOODS usually kept
in eastern cities, upon EQUAL. TERMS and At UNI.
FORM PRICES with the best houses there, adding on.
~ the cost Of transportation.
They request an examination Of their stock from
merchants visiting the city, and to those who have hh
ero bogh, in the east they wish particularly 10 show
their goods and name her prices enohdert that the ey
perienco Of many, will he the experience of ALL that
they can save money, time and l,bor By making their
purchases in 81. Louis. DoAN KING, X Co.,
Nos i3l ani 1873, Main ST. corner Vine,
TN 81. Louis.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
MSwRA on 0E 0OMPAN NV,
viNCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted January I'd,
1850.
,OOOI
Stockholders Individually Liable.
For the Insurance OF
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP 4 CATTLE.
Of every descriptions against the combined risks Of Fire,
Water Accidents and Disease; also upon stock driven
10 Eastern markets, OF transported South.
IrLosses paid in 30 days after proof Of death.n
DIRECTORS:
Joseph e. BownaR, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt. Isaac Mass.
Merchant; George d. Hay, Merchantj Hon.
Thomas Bishop; John Wise, Merchant and
Bank DIRECTORY Alvin W. Tracy, MERIDIAN,
and Bank Directory Hon. Abner 7. Ellis,
Esq. State Senator, and Mayor Of Vincennes
Adm. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director, and
Auditor Of Knox county.
JOSEPH G BOWMAN, President.
j. SuuarLrrr WmirSEr, Secretary.
WV. Buarcm, Treasurer, Msrch't, and Pres
idsnt Vincennes Birch Of 81. Bk., Ind.
VIM. r. SAMUEL, Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
;uIv 6-tr
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
BOOK STORE.

BOOK STORE.
would respectfully inform the public thai,
have opened book store in Hannibal, east
site main street, between Hill and Bird streets.
have on hand a well selected stock of books
and stationery; of great variety, and every quail
ity; which will sell low. Some very beauti-
full books for holiday presents. Please csll and
examine for yourselves.
! will pay the highest price, in cash, for clean
cotton and linen rags, Of any color.
Decem. 10Th 1850. F. B. McELROY.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

THE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
public generally, that be las purchased selected
and will carry business at their old stand on Main
street, in Commercial Row. My goods now on hand
have been selected from large and varied stock and
aatter myself to offer great inducements to pur-
ehrsers as any other house in the city,
My stock consists Of every variety OF fancy and
staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard.
ware; Queensware, Groceries, SC, and in fact every
thing that is necessary to supply the wants Of life,
which will sell unusually low for cash or TO punctu.
al customers.
Having paid particular attention to the selection Of
my Stock customers may rest assured that when they
buy at my store they will get the full value of their
money, and the goods will prove to be what they are
represented.
The public may find it to their interest to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere, and il they do
not buy it is no trouble for us to show goods.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods, or the highest market prise paid in cash.
Store rooms ON Main street, in Commercial Row, in
the house formerly occupied by Kercheval Green.
II is the "People's Stors"-remember the place.
sept EDWARD DUNNlNC.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
70, m of Certificate

The undersigned, postmaster OF cer,iies
that he is well acquainted with the guarantors above
named and their property and that they sufficient
aud able 10 make good their guaranty.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

SPRING TRADE, 1851. |
FISHER. 4 BEN NETT i
WHOLESALE
Booksellers, Stationers, Z Paper
DEALERS,
n-No. 90, Main g., betw. Olive & Locust,
SAINT LOUIS.
WE beg leave 10 announce TO The HUxA
w Trade, County Merchants, \ 9th.
~, that Ne ere making large addonst 10
our present extensive stock Of Books and Stationery,
and will be prep sred for the early Spring trade, to ex-
hbu TO our friends and customers The most complete
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Comprising alhe Standard Serice, in general
use ro,ghout Mo Wtst-as
McGufey'. Eclectic Series,
Goodrichs Series,
Emerson's do
Emerson'., Rays, Davies, Adams, Pixies, Col
burns, and Snley's Arithmetcs.
Browns, Buffers, Mnuay's. Kirkham's and
Mhchclrs, Morse's, Olnc,'s, Smiths, Goodrichs
and Smiey's Biographies.
Goodrich's, Woreester's, iIale's, Grim.haw'' and
Geo mtries, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemistrie,, Miner.
oogics, Botanies, Physiologies, &c
oiogies and Asi,oaonics,
Anthon's Chs.
siM
Srios U,b.
stars and WUho'S Die
tionM7c,: Juveniles. Hymn Books.
g., d.. BLANK BOOKS on hand and
Made to Order.
IN Matsst and most Substantial M rnner.
sspcr-Royal, Royal, Medium, DENY ard Cap I.edgers
journals, Day Books, Invoices, Cash Books, Lette
hooks, Rec ords, Court Records, Dockets, Ne.
Blo,tes, Qnarto Blank Books, Loop, Tuck. Morocco
and Leather Memorandum, Bank Book =, leath,
and Parsr Pass Books, Receip, Books, Copy Book!
me-
Constantly in store, the largest and best assortment
Of Paper in this market. or in the West for sale il
quantities, and at rates which cannot fail 10 please
Foolscap, ruled and plain,
Letter Paper-ruled, plain, gill and embossed.
Commercial Post, ruled and plain,
Packet Post, DO dc do
Note and Billet Paper, fancy and plain.
Fiat Cap, Deny, Medium, Royal and Super Roy
q Blank Book Paper, Crown, Medium ant
Doub. Crown 1 p Wrapping d,g Hardware Paper
Marble. Botiing, Copying, Tissue, Cartridge an'
Envelope Paper, Binders, Straw and Tar Boards
Gasket Boards, Bonnet Boards, Press Boards, NC.
Printing Ink; Leather and Book Bind
er's Stock.
0H>A"HlD HC ~ We
great variety Of sealing wax waters, quilts, ink
ntssnds, steel pens, pencils, slates letter clips and
isnvelopes.
Cutlery and Copying Presses.
PRINTING PAPER:
full assortment hand, OF all the usual sizes; an
arrangements have been made so that orders be ex
seuted to any amount, on the best terms, al short no
lice.
- You ale invited 10 call and examine on
O-SS stock which ID kept on hand in arg
quantities, with reference TO supplying Dsasrs on 4
good terms a. they can buy In the Eastern Cities.
Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction.
feb n
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
Extract from the Act Of Congress Of I'd
March, l0l6. Section Is,

"fnd BE- u further enacted That IL shall be the duty
Of the Postmaster General in all future lettings OF
tracts for the transportation Of the mail let the same
in every case, 10 the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
guarantees for faithful performance, without other ref
erence 10 the mode Of such transportation than may
be necessary 10 provide for the due CELEBRITY certainty
and security Of such transportation; nor shall any
contractor hereafter be required TO purchase out ortake
at valuation, the stock vehicle OF any previous
tractor for the same route"
10 Bidders will be careful TO read the forms and In
strnctons appended 10 this advertisement They
qnested TO slate in their proposals, the mode BY which
they in,cd 10 convey the mail. Where the size aud
weight Of the nails the speed called for in the sched
ues shall require it, the contracts will be made for
coach, steamboat, railroad conveyance as the case
may be, and, consequently, such routes will be let to
bids proposing such mode Of conveyance. In all 9th
cases, the route, will be assigned 10 bids proposing
The cheapes, mode of transp lrtation.
~ Railroad companies ave specially notified that
therreguar bids 10 be understood as including the
supply Of each Office the line of their respective
roads, not quarter OF mile from depot Sepa-
rate proposals for Offices than quarter of iue
of will be considered.
| DROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United
i States from the Is day OF Jnly 1851 TO the Both oil
June, 1884, inclusive, in Missouri, will be received a,
the contract office at the Post Office Department in the
city of Washington, until A. NJ. Of the lat of April
1851, Ito be decided BY the 18th day Of April, 1851
the routes and in the manner and time herein specified
viz. -
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

"The undersigned There inert the name of the guar
anor or suaran'ors guarantees that There insert name
of bidder names of bidders, the may bel II
hts Cor heir) bid for carrying Tie mail from TO
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall
enter into the contract required by the Postmaster zen.
ea, pursuant to such bid, prior TO the first day of Ju-
y next, with at least two good and sufficient sureies
to perform the service proposed"
Dated TSigned.]
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
PROTECTION, PROTECTION.
Home Mutual Fire and Marine lnsulr.
amCe Com paOy.

auCe Company.
'INHIS company is established on the mutual prn-
J. ciple OF insurance; and is emphaticallya home
institution. rhe fire risks Of this company are ex.
tended into all parts or this State. Its earnings are
never employed or invested in stocks or real estate,
br, kept for the prompt liquidation Of losses and under
the immediate control OF the Directors Every per-
son insuring with this company becomes interested
in IFS success and Its profits instead of being divided
among few stockholders belong 10 those who insure
in this company.
This company are taking risks upon real estate,
stocks in trade ard personal property, situated within
the ate OF Missouri They have limited the amount
to be taken in block in this city, carefully avoiding
conc entraton Of risks This company issue their pol
icics for aerm of years, efecing permanent insu.
at rates that cannot but prove satisfactory TO tina
sured, with return premium Of from fifteen TO fifty
per cent, for the term Of years which the policy may
run.
Notwithstanding the heavy loss sustained by this
Company in May last, the stock notes now on hand
amount 10 S35O,000. fhe Stock notes of this Com
pany secured by en upon real estate and approx
ed endoTscrs.
DIRE TORS:
d. N. Page, David W. Dixon,
Jas. A. Eddy, Luther NJ. Kennett,
John Whitehill, Theron Barnuin,
A. p. Ladew, Dwight DuTkey.
ISAAC l.. GARRISON, Pres't.
ID. d. PAGE, Treasurer,
p. SALISBURY, Sec'y.
~ can be found at all times at the Drug store of
N. p. Kunkle 4 Co., in this city, where l will be
pleased to wait upon such as may want insurance.
A. B. WEBB, County Director.
may l6-Iy.