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The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
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FORM No. 4.

sraIEor
Cousrr
thereby certify, that -- day O, In IRE year
r.onaiy the fAs Wit
the Of the rarrarseel and The said
tAs Of rss' being well known TO was duly
sworn that he well
As Of Wurrantes, and that he The
who executed the within
Attorney satisfactory evidence OF that
fact fAs arfes htreupon
acknow wlcdsed nc said power 10 be bis act and deed
[OMeer'' sisnaisrsl
S,l2 fsvcyy
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DRIyATE TUrOR.--A young English gentleman, who has
received good and resided in Paris is
Of
sons "a som private family Of respectabip.
family
siven parties highest respeciatiy either tins country
in England,
Addres Vance, 100 post ofce, oswego New York
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CN0LIA8 Rsp~vta n Law $50 Dp~sty sty-kspussssins IN
II fs appear EsAbd end can - r:csv~d IN
ms county, reports decided - The H"sss ssds ss
iy ~auity The cosr onesnS
~rh N. Of re~s, the c~sr AZ eseheqsr sss
ch~qDsv admiralty ~ c0sse os
seArwpscy the crown cesss ~
rved asd canal To ~ pnbshs1 y esh
hsmA~ Eamber eonsistng of osef 30 ocAvo
~ hne and Ia,k carefully eAisd By amenees o. NE
~ With ard references analogous American deetsfoss
ruAsh.d giving nj Dat twelve
s hsmh~r, forming complete volume In itssif with the
~vn'af. and safe snsusoa ~ na oece
"a The United ssnses. II ahH t~@ At ff t
Tss vsiuas rseeivsS,
containing House cfovds The pivy council and in the
soss saaity Qnen bench ard amer M,chasmAs Te
AN raAHCw TAYLOR
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r AIDES GOOds.--The subscriber has
II IS pieces plain basge, embracing all The shades
so do figured baragc, some beautiful styles
20 do do tissue, entirely styles
delaine from rs Jk cents, princi
paiy very nch patterns
grass roth, and pretty article
IS do linen lusuc, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginshams, all prices
10000 do printcd caIicoes
5Uuo printed lawns of lax cents, fast color
and fine quality
1900 yards plain colored Swiss musin beautiful article
ati24 cents
The ladie. that could get the few
call shall make that
4 be accommodated.
G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and Slh SIS.
Mar s d2wif
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NOTICE Is hereby given TINT application will be
made for the renewal Of certificate No 20 of stock in the Bank
the Metropolis Wm Gore Ouseey dated the ll
of April, 1887 which certificate has been lost msiaid
WAsuaoToN, April o, 1851 Ap l0-law4wr
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A. q q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-7pERS IND T.4ILORS,


-fbors tAs Irring House, New York,
DESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of friends the public
of spring goods, Of the pa,rerns
they prepared make the best and
style moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and vesungs latest imporaton elegant light silks
vests dark patterns OF Paris enbroderies.
skful employed this estabismentone
pants and wascoas Each de
complete itself Army and uniforms made
with and despatch, and in the approved
who this metropolis will find nj this establish
their and perfect ut always insured
NJ. b. elegant
Garden, awarded the
premium by American Institute their late fair
i5-G!m
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Young I.adies' Institute,
Late Mrs. d. II. Buni) of 9th md streets.
THE subscriber viii charge
day the 2ls OF April and win his personal
English, FRENCH and mathematical education viii be taught
The religious instruction will
formuaes Of The Proe Episcopal Church.
experience principal
him lock for the patronage public, and
ing of
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter.
For day Z" IS to Sl6 /"
Payable always
Music, drawing, Latin Iaian Spanish and German,
Reference Is permitted to Rev q NJ Bue D. D., Rev. J. w
French, Mr.. fizhugh Coyle, Washington c
d. D., Alexandria 1t Rev Potter d. D. the Clergy
generally of Philadelphia and IT. Alfred Lee, d.
ware.
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar al-t25thAp -s,Er
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure the Passenger Trains.
From Washington a. m. and at daily ana q
n daily except sunday.
From Baltimore and daily, and g. daily
crpt sunday.
Feb IDLY T. II. PARsONS, heent
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On every cthsr description of paper, not des,k-
ssfeA ssovs, hut TO he by ths oAScs
dsrinG u, whether circulars, instructions, war
rans, sovms, returns, hc., =. specified In the
Avss usaeraph, NJ
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TsKAsrRY DKrAprsssI, March ~, 1851.
THE ststs Of having M legislature passed during
eta called creditors OF the late
previous TO tho ist OF
tht repecuye claims and ION
September, 1882 authorizing
stock 10 the said state o.
ID ssd stock shoud not be issued
hodig bonds and other
prcai pledged the Of tho United States
the Unied STATES fof m on ac
ccrhcates such forms - shall be
Secretary Of Tr.asn and approved BY he
msnt may Of the claim. Zoe which the
pledged The holders OF owners M All
claim. required and description OF them
let o ocsot ss and TO
ably 10 me m by President
~ United se pursuance Of tbs shove act u the sh OF
September, 1859. ,,,,. !, ,,,,rp
Acting secre,ary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
nv A act approved septembere 1850
dollar in paid the State
Ten said act menuoned WIN rosse
nj NOV, than nvc mons be sso~d until
,e CREDITOR holding bonds and other cerhc.ss OF
on Tsra srecay pledges
sh,u N the United States reeases :" sh
mes ~ and wbsras undened creditor of the state
Of following oenas
~ Tera the case may ne sno @ "neh
du,~s mentioned specially pledged
fN~y~ A~scrA~ he bonds o csrsncaes
Now for with the provisions M said &c
consideration, thereby rses.c 10 he
United against hcn LOT OF on
aecoua, tbonds csrtincases) above dsscreed
w'sssss my band and seal At --, 'n" "A' "
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
Two wunesses
Mar 1i-dt1i Awtsep5i
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The printing Of all kinds including which may b. required
the Interior,
fine hereof crcuiar in>tructou
blanks, .oiA Headed, rule
~ork ruling nsg, and rcd ruling
hnas OF by ,ie DESCRIPTION the same sh.
Known dcnxrsed by the once requiring H. and
sodng scA,rs sehns, pasns &c, the flo~ss de-
serrucns of psprr wits
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cppARATE PROPOSALS fo furnishing the stationery and 70,
a, June le5a will be received clock u M ON the
dsS OF Juue Those by
anals OF ability fuh contract will considered
N. The be quality
~. wichsueh quilts
.ie peas penck, Knives ink, &c.us accompany
ss samples pay for the The prices
on OF tbe lis option No bid viii be considered
hefe he accompanying of the Kind quality
,.osired the d. partment l.N
, nfooosa by the individual making
ana specify aud Dat price, for each aud
they furnished lowest market p,ces
.@.rdng 20 quality Blank for proposals viii be furnished
br applying them and without
nn,t. would lind IL dheu
o none be taken consideration unless substantially
asreeuy therewith. u
the hc. for the different descriptions required The
mar for printing Will be furnished by the conracori The depart
rn or the designate the kind paper
TYNE whether Otherwise and the number sheet,
When the matter viii admit Of more .han
furnished and work Il be executed must be
10 the sa,iacton the office which they
qaiTed. -
less quanl each article contracted o the public
"a s.
s,m The his
e rt,iure specified such bond liqudaled damages
The subjond s specify, nearly be done, the
quality and description Of each Of the kinds OF articles aud
work that will be wanted
The samples tho different offices for specimens of The general de
.ruptons required.
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THIkRs1 HAss~~y - she Frsnch RsvefutAoa. bsaa-
Ara rRAHCx TAYLOR
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FORM No }.


acknowledge the with
10 be that well
~orvGniee and that he
person described la the within and who
/ ecut
fOfsesr's Sgpaf
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THE Conpies~ Works az Jssephws, esannsae.A n
Winston, volume ~ $40 closely ptstea xee -"
rdsv, ard several ensr,~nr Price, In "n leather "sa y
Ap1 FRANck TAHLoN
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REMOVAL. DE sEf.DfNc 4 wYLTE have removed them
~ 0ensr Agency asA Law Once asv..n sve
~ sssss. Opposite oSA Fs',o~s Hail. and f~o "
National tnssliRencs odce- t..s1 ttH@u3" y
1-Nnwu
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e pictures win be gwen.
competition in dasuerreosypes
ofevey description copied, post
attended to- s@Ha#.. Nov lS--diy
MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY couSsKILoR Law,
Saw Ha~eisco, California.
Rry.ssscss Hon. s. w Inse c. Al.sama John Taylor,
Henry CLARK Tasborc' Nov Carolina
Hon w Gwia NJ e. CsGsrnis; Beni ..s.,
eiV Iis.ey e.q Boston, Massachusetts,; r Hatch ssqv
AGESCY, WsshirGson.--The undersigned, Lar. n
pecon Once Department, srrvA
mail generally and those OF
section pacuary with the that his from once
capacity kAehty
refers oce Of both parties, hearty
orders kWsineu nature n.
government will he thankfully received and prcmpy despatched
Jaly 4-du ass Of Post Once Depsrfnsa,
T KN0x WALKER practice n shs ~pr~nas
UHjsA nv ~
claims against Address wsahssoa, DC.
- - :
ID II. HOOE Il CO.. WholesAle and Retail Dealers IN
caspetns, noor OIL cIoths mat,inR mg
shcctns BLANKETS and hcuse furnishing Kcods generally
Peansyvnpa between TN ard sh
u. g.
Ans ao-u
CxTYONE a%ssrahle Iess, sitmased in the .oss
hinG cfsbe suburh sale on
II - gg ~ THOMPSON,
Once door ives, of Jachssu man, psns. sv.nse.
r REMOvAL- DE sErpiNe 1 wyLE r.movsd the,
- Gsr:s As.sey sd L.. omc. % ssv.. [ . - -.
National inteiiRencsr c6ce- t.Msl fHEHe# Ut ID M II
Mar p-,sawu
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CLERKS ornoE HovsE RErnrsEsrArrvss Y.
April S, 1851.
PROPOSALS bo received at this ONCE until the
4 day Of May next for the delivery the Capitol Of hsn
ded and w OF The best anthracite COAL be broken
anoa. The ze o. fourteen pound weight the .ans g b de-
Ao hundred and ~ cords of best quality hsk
eo two eee and to be se,ersd and :.owed
Wy ''''' : '' sicHakp NJ YOUNG
Clerk House Of Representatives u 8.
Ap6-d,ithMayh
finteI Republic, Southern Press.I
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just received
IN % pieces handsome China silk
IS do do six ii.sue., new sIyIe
plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely
10 do Donna Mara, do
printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
beege lsinc
figured foulard silk
20 do French de iaincs, very superior
25 do black silk, quality aud price
Is black lace manies
% do shawis
pieces black lace, all widths
80 and figured white and coored shawis
dress goods sor embroidered muslin cspes ohsn
collars sleeves bandkcrchie silk m, hid and siIk ovs
thread hosiery. Ao Of Preach ssd
English cioh dlinss, yesnes, &C., whOA
Ap io-2wif p. H. HooE = Co.
NOTIFICATIoN.-The subscribers beg inforu
IN tho public they have opened large and
well selected stock VI the following articles which thsy nvise AZ
tenuon, viz
DO Ga, sA lo4, snd ia4, German
Pillow cas- linens, widths, Irish and scosch
White dbfown cotton, do A. 81, I0< and IA
White colorrd Msrs.lles quits, some ysry large
Richardson's super family linens
and sons son finish do
Scotch Hollands Tor family use
Dan,ask table cloths, all sizes and Qaaliiies
Table damas by the yard all widths, superio
C3enricmen's ladies' yauze merno garments.
Together with general assortment Of house sood
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For Norfolk.
.SlA The Steamer 0SCEOLA, having undergone thorough
~A--is repairs, viii her trips above place
Lravng every Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
Returning Norfolk Monday and Thursday at
o'clock Touching going nnd returning Conc apA
the usual landings the Potomac for signals 10 land
Passage and fare, S5. e.
ApriIl-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
FORM No. /.


justice Of te other officer asthorfsed to
ndavtl appeared kers Insert the
being the Identical
Of warraafs TO whom warrant No. - for
September, 1885, issued the
day of i55 and who applies 10 lecaie the
@I u Hlt. tEIs [.sGian.s Signusure1
sworn TO and .ub.cbed before me - day -, 1856
[OHeer's Sisnaturel
FORM
Know presents that there insert Ge Of
yanfec o und OF hereby
constitute appoint - Of ---, my true and lawful
attorney and IN nnyn locate lind No
which Issued under the act OF September
1850.
Signed in presence Of
[Warranfes's Sisnaturel
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ID Ey. MASON MOBILES Seminar, for h"p - .-x n
IL will be opened his residence ne .na,n on srr,
streets on Tuesday, th. nd instant Terms "~ -'''
cation the psisclpal "a
An ID ~ May
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TO OWNERS Of Lands In Tcxas--A genueman in Xrgnn
who IL good and lawyer desires TsrA
would like
OF lands In country, bring into
family cap,ni engaging
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials
and responsibility and his general
euabl. him
Any ofTexas lands who would he inclined avail himself
arrangement placed xposdenee
ADVERTISER and suitable rssTDnses by addressing post
VIM GoULDiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond Virginia
Na.t1- ,f
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r,uE stssr- pwsld~r's ousae-A plaan anA pw~sss~al
Of hand railing all ssssi s.a shs
mpcrsant principles practical octave vsans
with twenty two steel e.ersvnss. Prcs u es.~.
APPS rRAuCk TAYLOR
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,,rpxv ur.s ru rEMASOys MASUAL-Jhe Yreema-
.oo., eorrsrioa ininsied through M ma ds
-e. ~ from 10 me smer eessss m
tniebhood 9, ty Rev X Stewart, r. vo'uss dIoasct.c
with Of IU0 engsvines, bound In
~ JIG pages 81 Ty;. highly Recommended
80 r., W,,sm r. rvsnd master q hs 0sase LAds d
hy sksusi grand nisn ps'e o. rsnny'vs
~. "a ~ other eminent Wascns sfls IL
Poultry,
.arx sns and psuSuy
~ n.v Edmund Dixon with large additions j.
N volume go paEes embelsheA
,.,.s muslin binding price 1seeos4 eAso~
Apye RHAWCk TAfLOh
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Toja Building, Pennsyivsnis Washington ms
deed. for New York. California; Minnesoa and all he
Union.
CHARIEs DE sELDING, having been appointed by The pse
New York, California; s"o ~
the United OF thu Territory Of
the owiedgment OF deeds, Ac ""'
the cixeu Of Washington and sisewhehe
Feb 14-9sw :.
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General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Mml3-u
SPLEyDID SIN Manttilss. dc.-we invite the
y description recevcA
II slk mantiias, assorted shades, new styles
is rich cheps silk shawis
~ muslin mannas
We have received also
~ black
"a do do sbswi..
ladies especially invited 20 our recent "a
received
uey goods all OF which VIII be
suited prices and syss
CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, b co.
Ap a-dI~
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J. w. MAURY q Co, MANAGERS.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy.
Class No. SO, for 1851
To be drawn IN Alexandria, Va the 10th Of May 1851
10 drawn numbers of 70!
Making prizes than blanks.
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M Ar led.

AtWahinr,on d c VIM Csmmcs, Jr 10 Margaret T. Taylor
In Springfield Ms Jan 49, Homer Ashley OF Boston 70 Mary
daughter d. Frankie Taylor. 49, . =
Ia MeMns Co Tenn jan. DR. O. W. Morris to Miss MARI 4 C.
T. DssTsed qaa inst by y. cha'e, Mr. Winthrop
Miss Martha w youngest daughter OF the late JUICE
D0dley FTesse
g C. 20 Miss jams Meney OF Arson Co \. c. -
Al Barngton Mass Jan p Mr. William Gorham 70 MISS
AmAn6s SbswbrOuk.
AtKew Orleans Jan H. M Backburs Junior Editor
Of the Ninden La Herald ~ Mos Sarah Jane Sorhrop
Ia Franklin Co. Jan p Dr. c. H. Eecson Of Ozio'
Chenango Co Z, Mss Amanda n Foote
In Wosnsccks Jan &C. Dr. Charles n Pratt OF Albany 70
Mics Abby F. Bartlett. So -,,,
Pa 10 Sarah Carons eaughter Of the s Ehphae Miller
At St Thsuts Canada Jan John sehnlon TO Ju Ae'anae
At Brighton snsds Jan TO- Rev w Co'man to Margaret r.
Loci wood -. . ~, , ~,
At Tor, Canada Jan II Capt John William 70 Mary Arm
stroTg ~, d o.u...
In NY. Jan g. John r. Frsker, D. to Cone La
dew e,,. o. - . NJ
Incretp NJ Bat.s, o. New Bsrhn Chsnsnso c..
AtEew Orleans Horace r. Nj s Of Bourbon Ky TO Mss
Susan Bynspsre. ., =, NJ, =
daughter Of Capt. James A. Mitchell ~,
THE Hill Howh Ala Jan by Right Rev Bi'hop
Cbb Samuel GOwdsy Sumter Co 10 Sarah w dugater Of
WIN. T. C uld, Eco. 49,
Mss Amanda Ba,tin, Of Mercer.
Aoheve C Jan Samuel MCGOWAN 10 MISS Susan laugh
Of Judgs Wardsw -, - .,
win daughter Of Hon Rorert Bad Arofnsy General West
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AccIDENr.-Last Thursday evening, about II
O'Clock, Mr.. John Armstrong. produce dealer
from Rochester, while attempting 70 cross the
st Lawrence to Prescott on the ice with dou
bic team, accidentally drove into an air hole and
was drowned. Two young ladies, the Misses
Bsrpsrds. sisters Of Mr. Gilman, hotel keeper in
Prescott, who were in the sleigh with him. mar
rowiy escaped the same fate. Ihey were rescued
bv a MIR. Holmes. their brother-in-lsw, who was
in cutter behind In extricsting the Young Ia
dies from their perilous situation, Mr. H. was SO
badly frozen that ne could NOT t the young ladies'
into bis cutter. He took the reins from the horse
and tied one end around the young iaaies securing
the other 20 the cutter. and then leading his horse
by the head dragged them 10 the shore on the
icel All three are badly frozen and lay IN crit
ical state this Thursday morning
The horses and sleigh belonged 70 Mr. UHmSn'
and were lost as was some valuable property on
the person Of Mr.. Armstrong The crossing on
the ice is good It being dark, Mr. Armstrong loS'
the track. hence the accident. lPotsdsm Mer- oth
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10th of January from the house Of Jane Parker,
81 West Broadway. He was sentenced TO the
State Prison for two years.
Sentenced.-Richard n. Chapman convicted of
petit larceny in stealing money from his employer
Mr. Evans Of G. Catharne st, was sentenced to
confinement in the city prison for three months
Court or General Sessions. MONDAY, Feb. TO-
Before the Recorder and Aid Franklin and Dodge.
Plea of Guiifu-A man named Henry Tell
pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny in
stealing a horse and wagon valued at $50, the
property Of John II Smith, on the 5th OF Novem
Der last He was sentenced to the State Prison
for two years
ChGree of Burglary.-Pa Bracker was
tried on charge of burglary in the Sd degree, in
breaking into the store Of Waller 4 Kreps, in
Broadway, corner of Catharine lane, on the 18th
Of December last, and stealing therefrom aquan.
tity Of bank bills and promissory notes. The bills
were worthless On one Of the notes an amount
of about $50 was still due and the note was con-
sidered good for the balance. The prisoner was
in the employ of the firm at the time Of the burg
lary The defense urged against the charge Of
burglary, that the prisoner was at his fathers
house at the time It was committed. Ths was
not fully made out however, as his father, who
was the witness 70 this point could net account
for bis whereabouts from o'clock in the evening
to 10 o'clock. AS to the grand larceny defendants
counsel urged that the note (which was Produced)
was not worm 80. lhe Jury were Ou' lOuS
time, when they came into Court and stated that
they could not agree upon a verdict. The Court
again gave them charge of the case, but 10 late
hour they had not agreed upon verdict.
Trial for Grand L0rceny.-Henry Borneman,
impeaded with Christian Crete, was placed at
the bar charged with grand larceny, in stealing
about s4O0 worth of clothing, JeEelry, &c from
the residence of Mr.. Augustus Kimmell, l22 First
av, on the 4th of December last. The prisoner
was arrested on the premises Of VIM. Barton on
the 9th Dec. and on his person cravst was found
which Mr. X. identified as a part Of the property
stolen from his house. The defense produced
witness, W ho swore that she saw another person
give the cravat to the prisoner at house IN bow
ard ct The Jury found a verdict for acquittal.--
The prisoner was remanded TO prison TO take his
trial for petit larceny on another charge.
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Life Insurance.

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
DEAR SRI beg leave correct some mis- statements
made in your paper Of the 4lh inst regard the Con-
neciicut Mutual Life Insurance CO. but firstly would AK
the eaders of the articles Life Insurance that have
pesed in your columns during the past three weekstossk
themselves who the wrersl What are their real
motives and how much allowance be made for asser
tons
The commun alton 10 your paper OF the It'll inst. signed
Blunt states that " he Tesered fund Is THE criterion
which determines the question the prudent manage
nent OF Life Insurance Company, and ia ultimate foren
surance Company Of New York (which has In ope
ration eight yedTS since Feb 8i3) and the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company (which has been Ia opera
ton for years. since Dec 1870 and did he not make eyre
gious hope for the honor OF the writer were
not made through a malicious jeaousy-would show the
reserved und Of the Connecticut Mutual be greater
than the Mutual Life.
The prominent IN comparing The two reports are
Firstly be has deoucted both the and The divdenos
(which when redeemable paid by the ncies from the
assets Of The Connecticut Mutual
Secondly He has allowance for the prohi OF tne
Mutual Life for the past three years (which none of th7r
officers v acmt have been less prosperous Than the
preceding hYe supp ong Their prons TO have pssn -
per OF their mot pts from 1873 TO 1881
would equa S15, 582 leaving the bona roe reserve und
1855 2l6 and thai OF the Connecticut Mutual tooISlO
But make equal perlson OF Inc success OF
the companies, ana where the dividends the assets
and the business OF each Company wil snow ior mem
selves, IN the official report Of each Company we VIII
take the report the Mutual Lite aer business OF ave
years 1.-THE time OF declaring their dividendl and the Con-
neccui Muus amer business Of four years tour present
ege)
Mutual Life Company Mutus Life Incur
al New YORK 81, o4o ave Company sfu"fo'sn
Asss;s s5ss 9ss 81 assets SCI, .v.' s3l oOs IS
paid &C. slsoss 81 paid sc. 1880
b2psr ceui Dividends S71 Sos " -. .
bvideso s5s ga to - $500: 90