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ry, and for the benefit of oppressed humanity,
and when you NEE, a cold calculator, who
thinks by arithmetic when he is called TO
feel the wrongs of oppressed nations, con-
vert him, ladies' Your smiles are commands,
and the truth which pours forth ins,inctvely
from your hearts, is mighter than the logic
ariculaIed by any scholar, The Peri ex-
cludcd from Paradise, brought many gem
erous gifts 10 heaven in order 10 regain it
She brought the dying sigh of patriot the
kiss of a faithful girl imprinted on the lips of
her Bridegroom distorted by the venom of
the plague. She brought many other fair
gifts: bnt the doors Of Paradise opened be-
fore her only when she brought with her the
frs, prayer Of man converted 10 charity and
broiherly love for his oppressed brethren and
humanity, have many tokens received of
this broiherly love and at the very moment
of my entering this hall, | was informed of a
circumstance which consider so important
as 10 beg permission TO make in respect TO it
one single remark. | am told that one of
the newspapers, with friendly and generous
intention toward that cause which have the
honor to plead before you, has pointed out as
the success of my standing here, that there
ia Il committee established out of such men
whose very share in that committee gives
Importance TO ii, and who are about 10 raise
money for the purpose of revolutionizing En-.
rope. My axiom is that of the Irish poet,
"Who would be free, themselves must strike
the blow" Applause All that claim is
fair play; and that is the aim for which |
claim the United States 10 become the eXecu-
tive power of the laws of Nature and of Ma
tnre's God. That is the aim for which
claim yonr generous public and private aid
and support. The revolutions in Europe will
be made by The nations of Europe but that
they shall have fair play is what the nations
of Europe expect from the protection of the
United States of America. Remember the
power which you have and which have en-
deavored 10 point out in few brief words
Remember this, and :orm associations; es.
tablish ladies' committees 10 raise subs,an-
tial aid for Hungary. Who could, who
would, refuse, when the melody Of your
voice is pleading the CAUSE of my bleeding,
my oppressed native land.
Now, ladies, am worn out very much, so
| am done. One word only remains 10 be
said-a word of deep sorrow, The word
Farewell, New York ~ New York ,ha,
word will forever make thrill every string of
my heart. am like wandering bird.
am worse than Il wandering bird. He may
return TO his summer home. | have no home
ON earth! Here, at New York, | felt almost
a. home. But "Forwardi is my call, and
must part. part with the hope that the
sympathy which | have met here is the
trumpet sound Of resurrection 10 my native
land | part with the hope that, having
found here a short, transiory home, will
! bring me yet back to my own beloved home,
that my ashes may yet mix with the dust of
my native soil, Ladies', remembers Hungary,
and farewell
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-03
LIGHTNING RODS.

1E subscriber has constructed a LIGHT
MING ROD on true Philosophical princi-
by which buildings supplied with them are
red perfectly secure against destruction by
ming. The connection and insulation of the
as well as the preparation of the ground rod,
an entirely new plan, making "a more per-
onductor than any heretofore in use.
assures have been taken to secure Letters
1t for the improvement.
rsons dcsirous of securing their lives and
rty from destruction by lightning, can have
lctors put up to their buildings in the most
It and substantial manner, by applying Ell
'ersonally or by letter, to the undersigned,
following prices:
0 #. with good sHeer plated point $1,000
0 #. with gold plated point, piati-
tip, 1880
wenty cents for every additional foot over
Il. 5. MACKEY.
ton, Sept. 6, ls5l.-ly.
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MRS. swIssuELM on DANCING.

The following remarks are from the pi-
quaint pen of Mrs. Swisshelm;-
"One curious fact we have observed with
regard TO dancing. This is, the more deeply
church or individual professor is stepped
in the spirit of money grabbing, or intem-
perance, the greater is their adherence OF
dancing. This appears to be kind of
convenient scapegoat on which the sins of
the congregation are lain, that they may be
borne in the Milderness. Let the preacher
at any time submit 10 gag which shall, on
some special occasion, forbid his opening his
month for the dumb, or reproving a wealthy
distier, or fat usurer, who grinks the poor
TO pay pew rent, and forthwith we get a
fresh aualhema on dancing. Show us a
wealthy deacons wife who will haggie
with a widow 10 get washing done for
twelve and half cents dozen, and then
pay her in trade, or give her two dimes and
four cents for twenty-five cents, and we
will shsw you one who vii. take spasm
over the iniquities of cotilion. We never
knew The rule 10 fail, and have watched its
workings for 50 long, that whenever any
one begins lecture on dancing we suspect
him or her of being worshipper Of mann
mon. Old Christian in his long Journey
danced for JOY, but The man with The muck
rake was too busy. Nothing appears better
calculated 10 contend with the hard, money
loving spirit of our age than music and dan
cling. 1t tends 10 melt the hard crust which
the dust of ledger forms around the hearts
of our people, and there is no place TO which
we should go with subscription paper for a
charitable object with more hope Of success
than a social party where all were dancing
to the music Of two good vioims and'a from
| bone" 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-03

ST Published, and for sale by the suhscri-
er-- the Sec0Hd I'OiNme of Alden's Con-
Pennsylvania Reports, containing the
rec volumes of Yeates' Reports. and two
dunes of Binncy's Reports. The first vol
Alden, containing Dallas Reports, 4 vol
and leatcs' Reports, volume |, is also on
md for sale. The above two volumes are
te within themselves, and contain all of
Reports, 4 volumes, and all of Yeates'
s, A volumes, besides the two first volumes
ley's Reports. The third volume is ready
be put to press Immediately.
II. b. MASSER, agent.
Jury, Aug. l6, lS5l.-
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JAM ES !. NATLLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SUNBURY, PA.

WILL attend faithfully and promptly to all
w professional business, in Northumberland
nd Union counties. He is familiar with the
ierman language.
OFFICE Opposite the "Lawrencc House, y
few doors from the Court House.
Sunbury, Aug. IT, lS5l.-ly.
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ATTCNAL = HOTEL,
SHAM 0KIN,
Northumberland County, Pa.

subscriber respectfully informs hisfriends
d the public generally, that he has OPEN
Hotel in the town of Shamokin, Nor
land county, on the corner of Shamokin
mmerce streets, nearly opposite to the
lie formerly kept. He is well prepared to
odate his guests, and is also provided
od stabling. He trusts his experience,
t attention to business, will induce per-
ting the coal region to continue the lib
'onage he has heretofore received.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
okin, April 10, ls50.-tf
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DRESS AND FRoCK COATS.

Ibit Cloth DO, Linen Drilling DO, TweCds,
:, &C., together with great variety of
Boys Clothing,
insisting of Sack Goats. Polka Jac ...ts Mon
=; Jackets, Vests and Round Jackets made of
ICED, Linen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Kersa-
r, Docskin, &c, &c.
Particular care has been taken to procure the
styles for Men and Boys Summer Goats,
ltaoons, Vests, &c, to which he would invite
rinl attpution
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pRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

EVERYBODY should embrace this opportu-
\ nifty to buy CLOTHING for Men, Youth
I'd Boys at such prices as have never yet been
iown in this City. at GEORGE CULIN'S
LOTHING ESTA ADJUSTMENT, South East
,rner of Market and Second Streets, Philadel-
ia, embracing a choice of the best, most dcsira-
. and fashionable
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DELrcIous.-To have pretty girl open
the front door, and mistake you for her
cousin. Still More Deiicious.-To have
her remain deceived till she has kissed YOU
twice, and hugged the buttons of your coat
-'Ms, here's Onawissa,"
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Furnishing Goods.

rssting of Shirts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, &C.;
IF which are offered at the iorest PosmHe
Prices, and as cheap as any other Clothing
e in the Union.
arents who desire BOYS CLoTHING are ear
~ invited to examine the Stock
ountry Storekecpers can be accommodated at
low rates.
GEORGE CTLIN.
:. Corner Of Second y Market SIS Philo.
pril 10, lS5l.--tf.
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=. 2. M.ASSES..
A T L y K n e Y A Il l. A w
suNBuRv. PA.

Business attended to in the Counties Of Nor
thunberland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer tOi
p. & 4. Rovoudt,
Lower & Barron,
Somers & Snodgrass, : PhtIad.
Reynolds, Mcfarland & Co.,
Spering, Good q Co.,
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bureaus celebrated ink, and also Con
k for sale, wholesale and retail by
lsr rs, 1850. H. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-03
ms Condensed Reports Of Penna.

ton, Sept 6, ls5l.-Iy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

csnss $5l,l6f; jswelry, siSsce skins, undrssssd.
sllo64s brandy, $24 copper, shesting. $2S5lo /
ss2e4s cutlery, sls57b lead SAC 4o7 tin $40 lcs
watches sal AL The value Of imports last week was
smaller than usual while the returns Of export viii show
increase in value for the rest Of the year The
exports win compare closely eth the imports
which win tend materially to reduce the assegs'e oNshoe
the foreign Of the country large the imports
into this port are criterion Of those OF tbs whole coun
try, while the exports from this port are but moderate
per cent OF the total II estimated that nearly seventy
Eve per cent Of the aggregate importsaops into the
United States are entered at this port while less than
one half OF aggregate expectation OF merchandise Is
cleared from this port Within the past two the
sbpments Of specie have been unusually large and they
have been principally from this port. This has given
New York greater prominence in this branch Of
port trade than usual
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
ment Of navigation to 22d November Inclusive
during the yesIs 1850 2lS days 1851, az days 1852
DAVIS
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY NOV. Y d M.
BRrADsIUrps--Pleu more abundant and cheaper
The nd moderate for consumption and active
for invesmen The sales reached lS 00e barrels sour
and superfno Ne al 81 so 81 7s ordinary to choice
State So IS 20 mixed 70 fKrcy Weetei and com mon
TO good Ohio AZ So 1S at s6 49,; with fancy Geneses
Ohio and ordinary 20 ilyodte osuthevn, At 80 BIZ
So 62x We heard that lie barrels State aud jersey
meal we're tskep at So 90 and 50 rs barrel Wheat
oontDued In slack request at dropping rates $4,000
bushels CaHed dian white In bond brought S1Gss 81 IA
ard COO interior Genesee do 81 l8 Rye Was quiet aud
held at ESQ 81 per bushe. Some 900 bushels barley
charged hands At zoe. S5o ste'e and Western oats
were rather inapimstc 1T o5c 6s1c Per bushe Corn
had a seclining tendency There 25cUo bushels
disposso At 7so 500 for new Southern and Sic a
SEE. for mixed Western.
The sales were 900 bales to day ~ the quo.
tations annexed al which holders supply the demand
frg.lv
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tAs n.g Of the ohssr In the oss Of the Secretary Of
State, tho endorsed opinion OF the Attorney General
asd the certificate Of tho csmptrosr All relstng RI.
Their to the ferns Of procesing hsn to the
power and strength OF tho company. That our in
sursnce companies generally conducted With upright
and prudence, there 10 much reason to believe.
The annexed statement EXHIBITS the quantity Of certain
articles which have arrived and cleared at Cleveland
Ohio during the years ending Nov a. 1851 and 1859
CoHfxsrucr or Cf Ouro->-5akv 80 xoEa
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gANoY AnrkuNna,

gTv0ys-ToYs-ToYsTo CLOSE THIs BRANCH or
ny business offer for se az reduced rfoos the nhavs
.soet which - ven asor.ed either ~ the caaO from the
se ssssrtni stock Of arcy rood Fror oh ana gobsis
glass wArc French poroetin vases 60 at moderate urcos
O. r. A. HlAhtGs 100 broadway, and 10 Lihorty sssecs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EoTIoMs.


A PARTNER WANTED, IN A PROFITABLE PUBLIC
n house tituattd 10 orc of the leadn thor
and Th9 h0ufe established The last dteor
yesrs Iopsc Ave $500 500 ca1h rsuurod All
NECESSARY particulars win be given Applicant IN th day
~ G.. Is. uDWES, % Nassau strset.
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per foot. measurement.
PsovrsIors Pork inactive aud laHguid $50 bbls
we're ct SIS 81 fer old prime s16 rs $40
for old mess and $40 IS $40 81 for new do Green
shoulders and hams were selling st 40 alec dressed
at from I've SA and city bacon at from 90 100
per ID Lard in light supply aud druiy held ct l3c
ike per ID New country beef in good req aud
SS7ba 50 62h for mess and Sill rs $12 far Vermont
do ITO bbIs bsef hams brought SIS psr go lbs.
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HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL. pETRoiT.--TaIs HOUSE, THR
IN larrs9t aud moot elegant establishment, wesa Of
New YORK, IL keptby FELLERR g. BENJAMIN. tsroarly
Of ths Eontresi Enrso. IN tNe sisv Of Gaatgsai
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AJrgaUL1,NY.


NoRTUNE TELLINq.-MRs. ALVIN. RENowNkn
ia Europo for ker ekl IA foretellng the future, vi
furnish integ about eli eircumetaneoa 81 life 10 AL
who may address her. Mrs Alvin speaks the knklhsh,
French and German angusges Hor residence Sll Brcoe
street.. tho nc-sry srsA aoer MP saxa Ooa hours
from Ia A. ". IA y. NJ
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IN bis mbly rooms 36 Droome street IN, noo.
abe etyls ts country and Europe taught In tho
shoftest possible time and moo crate terms osss
for ladies' and misses or Tuesday afternoon, from till
ooleok new els for gentlemen, tuesday evening" from
~ lilI IOi. O'clock. Also oass for children,
Wtdnesdsy aftern on from ~ til o'clock
T1RIyArP DANCING AT 5s BOND sTRgsT.--MX-
LsraEiEG's ol.sses are filling up rapidly Ladies' aud
yorrr Masters at 81 and aturnoon; eentomen, III
and * O'clock evening frvse lessons .. times not 90
siae 10 rupiis and parents as formerly.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

stoch in'cty u all hands estimaed o. 100 osle'.
PRytcgrs-l.gtes cODti8usd 0rm though engazsunnnss
were hight 10 Liverpool ooe bu5bd. OF waess woio
taken st "a 10 ship bags sbeu zoo esrres none
we're eneseeo at % I'd 800 bstre. 81 rosie, NJ " Va
and sOsl k,lee a. cotton a. "a There change
10 notics IN rats for Loados GlsRo~ 20 Uavrs cot
ton vas being trgsgss At %es ana ashes with teo Il
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
M . N Z Y nj A RK EFT.

NEW YORK Nov :S-6PM.
During the past week the stock market has been
msy active and prices at the close yesterday show
siderable variation from those current ut the close OF the
week previous About the usual 1u,tuaicns have besn
experienced and the street have market
III themselves Outsiders appear to take very ttleiu
tsrest in the speculative movements Of the dsy The
lately have been principally for cash. With
IN abundant supply Of money it surprising the upward
movement Is not active and better sustained The
only cause for is the situation of the leading ancies
They are held large Were they generally
distributed the market would be in healthy state,
and the movement, way the other would be Of
more de cded character.
According to the Cufto House returns the exports
tien Of specie this port last week quite limited
We annex the official statement for the week and for the
'6H,rmrrrs or SPECIE FROM TINE PoRr OF NEW FORK
Brig Granada ytneyuela Am. gold. $50 600
Steamship Pacific. Liverpool Am gold. 1900
90. do. do. Eng. do. 6l0
Total from Nov 20 to Nov. 27............ S6s2 6lo
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures. 2S74i $50
fetal for 1859 ....................... sas777 $50
The agents Of the Pacific report shipments Of specie by
We steamer to be two hundred thousand dollars The
custom House returns probably correct
The revenue of the State Of Rhode Island during the
year ending October 1852, amounted to 1857
psndisures during tbs period sso7t7 deficit In
revenue, 81 es2
1t il the impression in Chicago That the proposition TO
sEend the constitution OF Illinois as to make the sum
NOV divided upon the principal Of the State debt upon the
rt day Of every January applicable to the purchase OF
The State bends their market value and which was
submitted the people at The recent election has been
Lost ss 1t required vote equal to majority Of all the
votes for CopeIessnen Is not certain yet that
.h s tho resnlt II no there will grsat efforts made
by the Wall street nancis to come In for portion OF
the proceeds Of the tax to be distributed pro the
1st Of January next
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles other than dry goods i'm ported
Into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day Nov. Goth, 1881
N>..,1x , Pom NEW York EEKLY INrpoRrs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


GUIDE TO MISREPRESENTATION FROM LATE
NJ md valuable EIqn worhn, with maps. 70, bv Rem
than Fabian Price I'M cents for sale W tho
gcnersly, ard BY KENNY BEIRNE, NO. ~ Nesk street,
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InsrI,pCq1On ,

ooog.ggEPIrG AND wRrTING:-B y. FOSTER, AU-
~ thor Of Patent Pcboled Copy soois Double hntry
led and other popular works he rB-opsned Mo o.
tdrent al No S7 Broadway near Walte street whera
Gentlemen hro qpahed ior merohas psrHs IN IN SAPo
ultlout md Superior rDanner.
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Inc. 2e3,603 In s76 In ,992 3s2 In 4I333S
BY reducing the wheat to flour the quantity of the lat
ter left at tide water this year. compared with the
pending period of last year shows increase Of 1914
barrels -four.
The name of the Building Associations Fire Insurance
Company has been or is about being changed to the
Hamilton Fire Insurance Company. This company com
menced issuing policies the Goth Of May 1851 Up to
the LIST OF November 1852 the and expenditures
had been annexed
Gross amount Of income to date including pre-
mtums and interest,". SCI 28 %
Deduct interest paid Observation-Disclosures. 1854 81
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAL Ill SO
Gross amount OF expenditures, including tax
on capital losses by fiIe return premiums,
re insurance, $500 Al
Sllo0V IL
This Is equal to nearly eight per cent the capital
(Sl5oo0o at eight per cent si2 eOO and whom con.
idered that such large earnings accumulated from
about five months business those DO we'll
pleased wi the Investment On the 10th OF November
the company had in bank $40 s23 l6 and Il is possible
that dividend Of five per cent will be paid on the LIST
Of January, 1858, This will leave surplus hand,
subject to contingencies.
The annexed statement gives the name date of organ
zaton location and capital of insurance companies In
this State established under the act
the State Of New York.
IasuRAycK COMPANIES STATE OF NEW YoRK, Es-
TApLIsHEp GASERAL Acr.
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REMOVALS

ryTurrAu ARgOLr, n ~, DENTIST, MAS Pc
w 'arvsS sro,n No Warren street. ~ Nc, citnter
siaoo r.ehgs rtrcSt. arst door vess OF btesdvas
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C,pAnIsH LbNGUAGf.--A DE '; BhkI VIII GIVE
- nstrreti1n 10 fcw lasisg gentle in the ebore
az his Nee or 10 any part Of tho city, and VIII
ae ado rsns atoms With accuracy Apply a. Sd broad
way eorner Of Anthony street, room no. u.
/NrTfcroE,s GYMNASIUM. n Oh. I5s hT u l6i CROSBY
stre,t-ur 4 Y. UTTIGHON bega leave to n mind tho
puble thnt his ~ nnssium open daily from SUNRISE unt
nj r. Ear geucrnI eroist. Gentlemcn's siass moctB
NJ for class exercises and instruct
BoI cIsses meet Mondays, Wednesday, and fndsye.
OF sM ia the afternoon.
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Name If CompoRy
American Mutual.
American Mutual.
Albany Ins. Co.
Atlantic Fire Ins. Co
Astsr lns. Co.
ftna Ins. Co.
Broadway Inc. Co.
BUILDING Association
Fire Inns. Co.
Commercial Fire
ms. Go. ........
City Fire Ins. Co. .
Clin ton Fire Inns. Co.
Commercial lns. Co.
Columbian lns Co.
Dividend Mutual
lns. Co. .........
Empire State Mu-
tual lns. Co 80.
Empire City Fire
Ins. Co. ........
Empi Q Ins. Co.,.
Farmers and Mer-
chants .ns.Co Of
Western N. Y ork.
Fsrn.ers' Inns. Co.
of0ntida county.
Franklin Mari c l.
Firs Ins. Co. Of
New York. 49,.
Grocers' Fire Ins.
Co..
Globe Fire Ins. Co.
Gloke lns. Co 80.
Granite lns. Co.
HUDSON River Ins.
Co...... -. =.
Hanover Fire Ins.
20. 49,. -. ...s
Hudson River Ma
rine and Fire In.
sursr ce Go. 49,.
Howard Lite ms.
rance Co.
The Jane stown
Farmers Ins. Co. J..
The Irving lns Co. a..
The KnickerbocLer
ms. Co At Wa
terfora. ......
The Lorillsri Fire
ms. Co...
Merchants Ins Co. .
kechanics' Fire
Inc. Co........
rthants' and Ne
ohanics Mutual
Life IDs Co...
Manhattan Life
Jns Co. -.
Mohawk vsn'y Ins.
20 ...... -.
Boha'k yall'y Far
mers ms co. :.
Mercantile Fire Irs.
Co... .....
New York state
Mutual Ina. Co.
Niagara Fire ms.
Co. -. ..
New York Union
Mutual Ins. Co..
Niagara Fire Ins.
0o...... 49,. -.
National Proteo-
tion Ins. Co...
New York Central
lns. Co ......
North Ameri san
Mutual ms. Co
New y ork lndem-
nifty Ins. Co..
| n assau Fire IEs Co
/ Northern Protec-
tion Ips. Co. =.
North River Ins.
Co. -. -.
otsego,snd Schoha.
RE Mutual Ins.
Co.. $500. .....
Poughkocpsie Mu-
tual Fire Inns Co.
Peoples Fire Ins.
Co. ...... ..
Pacific Fire Ine. Co.
Peoples IDs. Co. of
the State Of N. ".
Reliance Fire Ins.
20 ....
Rensselaer, County
Mutual ms. Co..
Republic Fire lns.
G0..4sr.s.ss.ss
schoharit County
Mutual IDs. Co.
stu, vessnt Ins. Co
Steuben Farmers
and Merchants
ms. Co. 80.
st. Nicholas Fire
Ire. 60 .........
Salem Fire Ins. &c.
Of State Of ~. v.
United states Life
lns. Co... -.
Union Mutual Inc.
United states Fire
fns. Co. ......
United states Mu-
tunl Ins. CO..
" ashton { oun'y
Mutual Ine. Co. /.
Washington ms Co
Wsterviile PTotco-
tiQn lLR. CO.
Wyoming County
. Mutual lnr. CS...
4 Tetsl...... .
We subiciu the I
the State Of New !
II Is not easy 10
insurance comlan,
ItTs certificate o.
mste In eaibiug !
lie 1Bounts 10 y
apparently the co.
cording 70 law.
Thee remarks
con but TO preyc'
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WINTKR ARRANGEMkNrs-NEw YORK AID
Harlem Esiresd-Three dsily limos 10 aad from Az
ssr TrySS row and Centre street daily tspndsy: sIssP
stopping At all wsy stations Second train N-KxprsSS
Train stopping NJ Croton Falls Dover Plaas HilsaaA.
prea' Train stopping oroton Falls Dovor Plsns Nls
viii leave East Albany ~ and II A. n. snd4P.y.
n. SLOAT superinSeuteni.