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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

on NaidS a sprghN writer eN-
presses has opnion of old maids IN the
following manner: 81 am inclined Ia
believe that many of the satlrlcal asper
sions cast upon old maids, tell more to
their credit than is generally i,agined.
Is a woman remarkably neat 10 her per
son. she will certainly die an old
maid Is she frugal IN her expenses
and exact ia her donosuc concerns
81 she IS cut on for an old maid" Anc
If she IS kindly and humane 10 the AMI.
mals about her, nothing can save hci
from the appehton Of an -" old maid.
la short, have always lound that neat.
ness, nodesly, and economy, are III,
never failing characteristics OF AT
old maid"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

Right Revenge II thou must have
thy revenge Of Time enemy, with soft
tongue break his bones, heap Goals Of
fire on his head, forgive him. aud en-
joy it, 10 forgive our enemies is a
charming way of revenge, aud short
CDsarlan conquest, overcoming without
blow, laying our cnemie, al oar feet
under sorrow, shame and repentance
leaving our foes our friends, aud solicit
ou>ly inclined To grateful relalmuous 49,
Thus TO return upon our adyersancs j,
a henimg way Of revenge; AID 10 du
good Tor evil, a soft and melting loiion
a method tught from heaven Ia keoj
all smooth on carlh,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
on hlh GooA.-Dr. A

oh bW Good.-Dr. A -, Of Cam
bridge, was once rather embarrassed by
az occurrence in his congregation. An
insane man, who had received "A public
education and was strongly attached to
the doctor, had observed In The forenoon
Of warm summer Sabbath, that seyeial
Of The congregation slept IN the time Of
sermon. To prevent The recurrence of
the evil m the afternoon, The maniac
having filled his bospm with wind falls
from "a uoighborhood orchard posted
himself IN a convenient station in the
side gallery, the front gallery being oc
cupied by the college students. Pres
entity, after the sermon began, he obsorv-
ed ono asleep, and gently disengaging
his hand from his bosom he aimed It's
contents at the head OF the sleeper
This ocCasloned some disturbance, but
when II subsidized, a second sleeper's head
was pelled with an apple. The preach
er observing the cause of the disturb
ance, requested his insane friend 10 de-
ssi.
CDR. A." said the maniac
4" mind your preaching and will keep
the dogs awake" Ii will scarcely need
to be remarked that for some time there
was less Inclusion TO sleep in the audi.
ence than us ual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

THE Cam0aches amt thc Big GINS.
The New York Spirit OF the Times
has story showing what the Camauche
Indians thought Of artillery, the first
time IT was used against them The
story was told by trader in the Indian
country, who said that five hundred To-
dans came up one day, considerably
alarmed, aud told him that they were
not afraid of ufcs or muskcts, but a
man in tie prairie had shot wagon at
them and they wanted 10 know what
sort of a man he was The trader said
that for some time after that, II was only
necessary for emigrdnts when attacked
by Camauches, to wheel their OK teams
into battery, and the Indians were Oh ia
quick lime.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

the best and speediest way to fe';is-e
any soil, is to cover il over with straw,
bushes OF any raw material, so as to
completely shade it. The surface of the
earth thus being made cool, dark, damp
and close, soon undergoos a chemical
process like putrelaciion, AID becomes
highly iertlized. This plan of ferlIl-
zlng, he says, may be applied with sue
cess to any soil whatever, no matter how
poor, and the result will be asionish-
ing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

The Patagonians are said TO he the
greatest in stature Of the human race.
being mostly six to seven feet IN height.
The Laplanders, Icelanders, and other
inhabitants of the north lrigid zone, are
the least, being rarely more than five
feet high. The handsomcst people are
the Brtons, Circassdns, llungarIans and
Poles The various nations of the earth
speak about eighty three efficient Ian
guagcs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

Fear is one of the passions Of human
nature Of which i, is impossible TO divesl
itself. When the Emperor Charles the
Fifth read upon the tombstone of u
Spanish nobIcman, T" Here lies one who
never knew fear" he wi,lily said, "Theu
he never snuffed candle with his fin
gers" -y2hgsor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

4 Fact for Farmer.--Dr. X. + Bald
win has recently made public the result
Of several years investigations and ex-
periments upon manures, and various
ways ferllizing the soil. lie states that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
HARD WARE.

lux st"es oi Hardware 4. complete. n YOU
- House luui aiags OF ycu Table Cutlerl-if you
Mani !wng-' ouls-t ally, % you want ANY Thing ~
tA' hae-fease girsu Call. ~ upply ,ouf wants.
September 10, la5o "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
BAY STATE SIIAWLN.

SCOTT FIELD have d nice lot of LONE and souare
n hAl STATE shANL~, which viii BE- SOLD at Low
Prices. Cola aud cAamiao tneui
s'yleHbof 10, 1850. s2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
nEwARE on cnrrNrrnrrlrs-

This mftice has attained that high chaac'cf which 4.
necessary of a ncfcues 20 aan Induce cuuuter,tts
10 pat 'th asFu'us article at the sk o. tho ct
wnouft innocoufy deceived
U5 look ceN 10 The marks OF The Genuine.
ihft have ie NfiiirH signature of G.. - I4EK~lN up
on ihr Hfippef ald Sac hoan tho boitlu lat
rhlcs tiee spH faHs
sIia tttIf-aia md Eafrff a. tta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
SASH N GLASS.
NEW DE lanes.

- CoTT a FIELD have constantly hand md for sale
- sA-H A GLASS uf all sizes, a. the lowest prices
sn..nh,, la I'm %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

BGsEON,A NEss-Y OBtEA. az. by tne
ssny Ci Windsor "a.
RAtlWO 40 fNNM uDrloN 10 WILLIS RIVER 4
10 IURLaNGfoN. NE. IHRODCl TICKETS no
STATIONS ON PA-sSAirslC AND VERMONT CEN
nm AZ KfIInDAI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
ITHIp HUR sale AZ ihe Paner Nm on
LAAi4 II T.. = WALTON 4 SON

TUE mosi choice selection ofDREss GOODS ever omen
ed IN Nermoni, just received iio,n Nev York and
ssln e =. .'nt.at o. fain., BY KEITH Z BARKER
CoD FISH AACk-AELtsis day received by SCOTT
~ fIELb. " Cs, ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

GENERAL, AGENT FOR VERMONT,
.G.UENGslAHI, WilistOu, VI.
TO whom applications msy be sent ffun all parts OF Tue
State .
;,Centrn Office of this Agency, hrsi side Iouf HOUSE
souatc, Harrington, Vt ,,.
H. WARD, NJ. d. Medical Examiner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
Common Council.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEcars.
Aivord. E,q President, and . quorum OF member,
The proceedings Of the preceding Nesting we're read
and approved
OfNew York Sunday school Union, FOR OF part
second noor OF FRANKLIN Market fo- sunday school, oe
rrrIIros AND RrNoSsrp,ycs RKgrRREp.
=, Of M.s', =. O. II: Go1rssn W !: BsSania and 3
seweripg Pearl street, from John 10 Fulton
RKronrs ADOPTED.
Committee on Finance eoncrrring 70 rag bill CT q
Lindsey for Of pier foot Of Forty third street OF
upon the application Of John ssxon for exclusive
Of west half Of pier No "a East River ani bukhesi
adjoining OF Committee on Police, in favor Of relieving
James Wright from suit or Judgment against him Zoe
keeping an Intelligence Once or The COMMITTEES on
Roads in favor of eoncurring in temporary grade OF
broadway between sixty sixth and SIXTY eighth
OF SEINE IN favor Of grading Exhtysixth street from
Blomngesle road 10 Hudson river with ordnance.
avenue from l7sth to l9sth street. country road
OF Committee ON Fire Department In ayeT Of esectps
house for hose Company 81.
SKropr REJECTED.
On the report Of the COMMITTEES Road 60 to
work country road li9d street from Kins.bris- ROAD
to 18th Avenue being called up Assistant Alderman My
opposed II and asked Why should be done By ths City.
The assistant Of the l2h Ward explained that the propr
etors were willing 10 cede The land but were attempt
ed to be by assessment sixteen Of the twenty w,ula
This Mr. civ said was the reason Il should not be done
the majority Of the Inhabitants opposed AMI Il
sought for the accommodation Of the Iron Company
Of which Alderman Shaw was reputed te own two thirds
The report was ON ayes ana nays being called re-
jec.sd.
Rrroi vrtoN
That the Committee am lamps report 20 this
Board how much has been paid to the New ok Gas
Company for extra lighting the public lamps from the
ist OF January sst 20 the let Of December ns,ent AID
the same be done without delay.
rArERs coScUsRrD ~.
Revolutions 20 Ak compensation Of Jane. W Buiklsy:
20 appropriate 5000 for expenses Incurred Ia connection
With the reception Of the Hnussrian Exilss To direct
Commssicner 81 Repairs and Supplies to the meet
itg loom In the Fir mans Hall 10 be properly ventilated
To repair under the direction Of the Commissioned Of
streets the side walk In Greenwich both sides
ron Public School 70 Eighth avenue, when necessary
Report 81 Committee on Five Department. In favor 81
erlaleing the house Of Engine Co, No as.
Resolution fer altering and rxned,inx defect In hues
aud obtaining stove 70 warm sasmber q Bcsri Of Alder
men.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.

ard had BEEN heard to exclaim, Conquered without
striking bio. He .sad quite thrown on the mask.
foot Oribs was no ouger his worthy ally thu lsga,
President Of the Orients! state," but denounced 0ss
burnt in efgy acco dinghy Tt Disgrace he shared With
Generals Urquiza Vvssoro, aud the 9overnor
Oh san juan upon whose nsns ev s poss.o.e insult
threatened by The foed Dictator who hsd gone through
the farce Of having himself proalssned Supreme Chief
OF the Argentine Confederation Ivy The assembly OF bis
creatures called tAe Provincial nnts Of Busuos
The nsws brought Kb, ON the ~ n October shorty
before the sailing Of the ds5ser BY tn. Paqas do ss
confirmed the foreg,ing ard added, that ths w.s
now virtually at erd the Argentine troops q Orbe
the Orenal Republic being shout to take plaza Is sooo
as the excitement produced by recent events should
hsvs IN some measure s,bsidsd The whss snsir hsd
furnphed to the Brazilian government IL dHpatckAs
brought by THE packet --Lsmdon chvrniei scr. -
m.ru,,,
LIVERPOOL Correc MARKEr Nov GIVE cave again
to report strong snd rising ovtton ash st. Every dds
ed in price, For Instance ali IuAtsvs short stApssd
American are one eighth ofs penny higher and tas good
quite fourth o. psasy ssr Uplsn Is are placed
By the COMMITTEES Of Brokers at SID Mol lie ct 64<f
under anS r Is os S. q tn
ians, and long stspkd kinds Generosity with out much
hange although there has been good "a Of ct
tass, with large transse.ions No doubt shs Make
would be found comparatively bare Of tLoss sOs
isved The import during the week has been ddess
BILE especially Of suras Ths supply cane in vesy oppor
tuDey, when stocks sinking low aud II may
be hoped will hAvc some influence in restrnn the ri
ing tendency Of our MAJ ket From Manchester this
counts continue to be satisfactory tho ocpsumption
large and the stocls Of the manufactured article upoa
the whole rather light 1920 American, e4so 5uras
and 7!o Egyptian have been sshsn on speculation sad
leeo american I2o surst and 10 Egyptian, FOX export
Sales Of the week, 50, $40 bales.
MANCHESTER TRADE RrroRr.-Friday. Novemhs1 % -
The market since Tuesday has been rather less anin.tsd
but prices then obtained stih current With slight
advance some numbers Of water twist Owing tns
advancing tendency in the cotton market spinne-s
extremely firm In their requirements and do readily
accept distant engagements except very full prf,es
Most producers Of low and middle numbers OF
Engaged to the end Of the year and .
TIVE into the year The demand for twist
China still continues bat for Germany there rathse
hess inquiry owing TO the advanced thu season
and the severity OF the weather Home uanutAe-
tures are buying to fair extent and prices cops
In some cases advancing For the Mediterranean
derats business is doing Mule yarn is steady at Tues
day prices In goods there IL not much change to
port almost all descriptions in requ and
seturers In some instances stipuatirg for hghec
rates Stocks light and buyers ud the greatest
aiaicuty in placing orders for early delivery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
The Anne rican Art Union.
THE PUBLIC AND THE ARTISTS.
TO NE EDITOR OF TIE HERALp.

TO TBE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
awe beg leave to submit the following questions to
the Board Of Directors Of the American Art Union aud
ask the public TO ala at the annual meeting 1s
trbution in procuring committee to examine into its
aisrs.
What is the cause of your sustaining dimnution Of
fifteen thousand dollars IN your subscription list last
year and Of your nextricabe embarrassment this year.
Have you, out OF the three hundred paintings on
your walls twenty good pictures derived from American
history poetry and landscape Are not at least t~o hun
drd Of these paintings unworthy public exhibition,
Is not the miscellaneous character Of the present
exhibition, with few exceptions more like collection
brought together by spectators TO be disposed OF by
suction, than gallery Of the chef svss Of our famous
artists
Have you caused the funds OF tn. institution to
be spent In painting the traits Of the officers OF TIE
institution and have not bought pictures from
artist residing In London and not American. than
IRON the most renowned Of oar own painters
Have you not psroniled some artists 10 the exteu
Of tho ussnds Of dollars and others empty away
.. Bsve not some of you obtained some Of the bes
prizes afssr they have been drawn by opening CORES
pondence with distant subscribers who knew net taei
value
Have you not Iesrned that the very many Of tn .
FIRST artists Of the city and country have declared the
stituton managed BY you, to be fatal to the cause
e. Have you not concealed from the subscrSsrs upds
an sItful plea the amount OF the sums paid for esca
Of the books Of this institution And have ycr elected
yourselves officers Of the institution by the votes OF
public meeting not one Of whom was s.ockaolder az
10 Have not at least forty per Of the fund. been
spent In the endesvor to magnify yourselves and the in
sttution yeu have the sole control Of Aud hxvs rct
your aims been to acquire social and public position,
rather than to dischsse the duties belonging to the
IL Is not your publishing and engraving dspar.reu.
pernicious and fatal sdjunct-s drain on your trsa-
dsmnng some artists and exatns others Anc IS not
this the secret Of your colossal power over artists
Finally, viii you again, without meeting thess ques-
TONS dare elect yourselves TO Office will yor decline
submitting the history Of your admnistrstcn,
recorded in Jour books and under oath to impartial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15

SEvFRAL Persons KuLED ny A MANfAc --Ois OF
the moet hssrrendinz adsrs which has svor been our
ito record took place st Mlkish on suntiy nora
man NJ n Carrican ur5 cred his wife aoi two chlz
zen wiz shingie maAere kaifs He aiteTwarii pro-
ceodPd 10 TIE house oi Mira McCluskey widow woman
ane kil.d her, aud also moTtaliy vounlet one Other
parsop snd iaiafsd two others The murderer afser
wards attacked ether pars and mau In seltdeiincs
Nc seriously injured Cafigsn tia. ~ u rot eTf 70
recover .Frs NoCiuskev ieaves six unprotactsd Or
plars who shouib b. provided fJr " Tie public aaoot
tss Carr4an has recently basn ia tns ,-nttc a'1'1m
an has rEhb.iei Frch unmiseksbe s.gus q instuty
a. would 1stny bis being ssrt Ia c,ls ccaGuemsct-
a. gs'n, N n pq2r, Ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
The Literary Treaty Between Franc
and England.
IRON the London Chronicle, \

From the London Chronicle, Nov ~
The Mutual Copyright Treaty is now pending between
he French and English governments
~ the hrst article OF the proposed compact II IL stpu
lated that the authors composers and artists Of each
country, or their representatives are TO enjoy in the
other the same property in their works which they
would possess II they its subjecte, and they
had published their works there In the first INSTANCE In
other words Engshmen will enjoy French copyright In
France, and The second clause protects trans
stons but not against other trsnsstons OF the same
originals The third article lays down the following
terms, under which-suhjects TO the provisions In the
following article relative to dramastsan author may
secure his work during period Of ave years against uu
authorised TRANSACTIONS I'll Within three months ater
the publication Of the original In country he must
register and deposit IL in the other lie must declare
the tepags Of his work his intention OF resrvins
the right Of translation At least part ef the au
thrrzed translation must appear within year aod ths
whole within three years OF the date OF registering ard
dspositidg the original When the authorized
ton has been pub shed In country II must be regis
tered and deposited in the other The fourth section OF
the treaty protects drametists aud musical composer.
asair the unauthorized performance Of their WORKS TO
NE former, when DESTROYS Of issuing authorized trant
atons Of their plays allows only three months pre-
ec'ion 70 be recAoned from the registration ant az
poft Of the originals does u in any case protect
t0tm sgainst adaptations The distinction between
adaptation and piracy IL 10 be left TO tue tribu
nas Of The State In which the OF aston artits
LIE fefDa ni % Gticies OF Importance.
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LIQUORs.

ID OND0S DOCK CHAMPAGNE, OrsRD HESNLs
~ ssy sud other BrsDds Port sherry. sattira Clars
and Cham pssns Wines keaegs swan and sshioism Gio
81 &c ~ every grsds battles and on d.ausstia quan
aes &c TUT she hsse AZ ~ cenh less than
othsr one trial win prove the faes Aiso on hand
genu ne scotch As Porter and Bf5rn nass
faftltds fse Ale Sc warranted ssnuias =. tie csshra
Sef hrsndy stSrS $50 Proomssia como, Of Csal5g.
~. ffzRSOS, Ms1arse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15

The Gasefe publishes telegraphic despatch from Ca
d1 announcing the arrival OF the Fernando Of
Cafolco which on her vny from Cuba had been obliged,
b want Of coal and contrary winds 10 stop In the islands
Of ran Miguel aud Madeita.
Fir Henry and Lady Iytton Bulwer intend to visit
Psfs before reurninsto America their departure hther
having been deferred until after Christmas
Tire Cologne Gsse states that At present the cabinets
n Berlin and 20 Peterburg perfectly agreed the
Lavish question.
ihe American letters for GLASGOW on MONDAY aerne
he ed ul were carried to Ednbufg BY mistake, and
Tie merchants were consequently deprived Of the cores'
fcrctrce ior day By the blun8tr
Tie most important and II h 70 be hoped the lait Of
the state prosecutions OF Naples namely that OF the
10th Of May" " now appointed % commence w open
court the "a ~ next month The number ot the sc
oused l. ef thoveh " Previous scc0unts we've 70 60 be-
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FINE ARTS.

only .ST..ss ,sPS...: e u; f,'1 aSa..
Tered so Pors5.i, % Ko,'y.h. plsin s.n,.; @:
q ooGfiI CO.. No 5. Ero.as.y. b Order. from
po..ss: country WI ''''''''' '' mall Tree Of
AMERICAN ART UHIoN.-THK DISTRIBUTION
.ass place - Trplsr Hall Friday evening pea 10
~s.is q Including pAiaiins' .eulpsars, Sc
she works oIsusss DSTsas nosasscn S!ass SrsS 81.
li,L', crop.sEs Church, Mount Edmgnd., Glas. wocd
warrior. s;ss. .sisssIssd ss:s .1pIySs
q sfiis rs a sSs
-. IN from A%.ris.. .Ssj's.s y s%:.i'sa ,s:,s
r;d; :.
ss:.,ss ss.s = G 5.s:issi ~:
b the S:so ,
I. %smSsr e, artist. and y. .oS.ry VIA. Ia
Who ,s prsssh, coscon 70 be Tar superior 70
ssint IN isSpsurys as oson 1, s.y ~
Broadway, near BreOms ST.
nAeuERREoTYPEs.-GR InPRovExESrs IN
se sss P medium ss: ssrssssS ~ nav, ss
Or ,rrsny,msn., sre such thu. we will soon be sonsa
vhs,s n. upsr.sdsa
Yeriesty snoeth snd even, take easy polish ths,
iZ h ,-, ~; mmGss. .avs..s. Of hcs 'oa :Asr
Gale ~ Ms cole hssnss ,,,..,>,.
FitIOh blchOf, ~ Mhiden lkns.
ITO DAGUERREoTYPIsTs- GENTLEMAN or
considerable experience In daguereetypine wsuii Iike
30 form a. snsasemsnt VIII first rate practical operates
&he prospect Ia decidedly favorable The sdversr you'd
r,peet The applicant to invest mnch capital hmsei
Lnexceptonsble references 20 character and
would Be rivsn snd required. Address " Dwuerreotv,
p' Herald oce stating where an interview may be had
IL ossUTH-HAHN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER
steamer Pssiac sAsEraPhp psE,rsiss sfssr this cs.
I'D the sienes Of the Mayer Of Southampton and
douttedy The only portrait which the Pasroi
s,s sine: ~ rslese from Kutayeh. size BY ~ Price
81 ~ liberal discount 70 the trade N 1arbsnaN
picture frame maker Fulton street. Brookyn up stsrs
near te feryl sole agent in the United states o. has
s metin 90 an exsot likeness In features saa sentiment
rnd itf vtlre as avOrk of art.
ITO CoIH COLLECTORS AND AN rIQuARrAss FOR
a eaeA silver Pensy Of the reign Of ee The Third
date l7ps very Prles $3.50 address, post paid r.
ut this once. -
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A .IsIcAS MUSICAL FUND soolEry,-A GRAND.

a MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND socIETY.-A GRAND.
"a Festival Concert will take place the Aston Place Ope
House, kindly yolunsssrsslSy Max h,re.1sk Esq on
Sl be assembled splendid array Of Musical Talent who
have already VOLUNTEERED their services The Orchestra will
the brought together peor
NswYek Full PARTICULARS Will announced INN sdass
formation will please call At the Secretarys Once No. Az
Broadway between the hours OF and o'clock r. NJ N B.
The Board Of Directors will meet NJ the ose each day
during the week. at2 o'clock p. N.
NOV OPEN, AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN
~ the sr.nd panorama Of the PILcRIhs PROGRESS
This the best exhibition Of the kind opsned IN sh
country Exhibition every evening at IN and on Wsdnss
day and saturday Afternoon ~ ocisck Admission -
cents children, half price.
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INSU RANCEa.

I'VE BRooKLyN FIRE INSURANCE. CovrAsv-
A Chartered In 1S2-Ofccs IS Fulton street. Brsoklvn,
sherohsns Exchange, Wall street New York-hays t6ss
apita las also handsome surplusl invested in ths sst
ndOuhted securities snd continue 10 Insure buildings
shsudiee furniture and other personal prosperity vsgss
port ard their csrgoes ssfsvorsbe oths
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH President
AIrprD a. sTrvENs Secretary.