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ARUGs, MEDICINES. PERFUMERY. ETC.

The anbcraer would respectfully call OF Planters
Pnysns and antilles his recently every
article IN his line Of busnes all Of examination
tund FRESH and GENUINE he would psrteuariEe following
VIZ English Qunuel Howards Blue Mass Hyd Poas Morphsa
81 the preparations of Cod Liver ogenune Phosphate
!geh Haue srnmery Patent Medicines variety
arFal1 pure Honey, ste. TH0B. RANKIN,
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She brought my bed and sppo tet i'm
wherever touched begged gh - hn
thoroughly II oOaned life u.dt 70 lnye
To tho burning the chest made Eof H. a.
tok them which Cared my life your liuhhie -
Tract being utrous sud have ha g 10
tho eur
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MEDICAL CARDS.

RYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 156 Nayades street,
- " opsoslte tns torss station, NswOrleans.
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l6dony stated TINT there ofPfLES whhmay
BY PAIN EXTRACTOR. III certain remedy ana
removes nj the pain and soreueas. .-
Williams readelt Of Hamlon county and City Of Cnein.
natl felit solemn duty M TO tho community thus to publicly
that troubled with The PILES i0t about seven Gears
during which suffered much bodily lost grAPon
that time bed and have expended several un
bred dollars bat te oonnuedtogrcN worse
persuaded. finally urged, to m4ke ta OF DAllhf
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Tor the awful complaint aud 70 ny
we'll aud hearty and 70 tire use o. Two
boxes Of this gserbe Thtse ieu avn
willing an shoud mako the Of "a resident any
more Authentic. john WlLLJAALb. 4
Cipcinp A r.
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NlHE UNDERSIGNED. aulx apno,.... -,

ofths OLD established house
AbOuIN MARETT 4 CO., for
the sale Of the superior BRAN
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the csisbrated p ULTN
BRANDY, IL row prepared to
ssceive orders for either, 70 be
aAlppsd direct 70 any port in TIC
uessas attAsiovs siInafketpncss
. cssnac.
leup.ss eanbs sssna ihs
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nR. ELLOITT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would

~ announce 70 the etens Of this city vicinity
prepared attend to all business his line his
hopes ms long experience Veterinary Surgeon will him
m snare 81 me PUBLIC patronage having devoted several HE
profession in France and puss the last eight
wh great uccess The Doctor be found his Stables UNION
between CaIondelet and Baronne
bO1"t AND CAhkAGE HORSES FOR SALE iy
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FROM Ma EDWARD ROBBINS. Drosgsi. - '''-

have ken trouble % ssrGdaee D. Dawn syrup Of VIA
H. Cool has nsd his practice he thinks highly 81 The bedrins
- DR.. Cook is q the most eminent p isHs hs Uai.sd
States attending physician Jotph
Of pain, during oil his residence "a this country.
- When offered tn. public with
eIPressea nisaon Of pahhag sraeatl without aahoy
truth. To Tina Eava adhered eaug
for the Authenticity o. ~aeh lad .ae rgou bic
The following forwarded By re,pscbie DI1Esr Ar
Es.ra.iS L.it,r fror g. n il,sa y.1s,.S ys.D -.
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AGENCY.

MYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
viDaLAM y. NyE, =. A. RfcHAnDsoN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References
SAHrIAeo-Hon. Bailie Peyton.
YALPARAIso-Messrs Alsop Co., Hemsnway Co.
PANAMA Messrs. Corwne, Bro. Co.. Garrison Frits
WIN. Nelson Co.
IavERpooIs-Mesms. Bowman, crinnsll 4 Co., william
Jackson, Esq.
NEW Yonx-Mesms \. x. Collins Co., Goodhus Co.,
Capt. Ezra Nys, steamer Paciac.
RALTrNoR E-MeUrs John Henderson A Co., Thouss T.
Hand Co., White d Elder. - ! -
san FRANCISCO Messrs. Flint. Peabody. Co.. Hussey
Bond Hale ehas. boane, ESQ, J. II. Lysn ESQ.
Bosror-Msssrs Ammi c. Lombard, ESQ, r b, BRIGHAM
CO., Gldden Williams.
CASroN-Nye, Perkins i Co
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
y pioation Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaty Of
the city Of New York relative tho opening Of sd street
Mount Norris square city the
Commissioners Of Estimate and in the
titled hereby notice to the statutes
supsnt or occupants and and improved
lands affected thereby and to all others whom
itmay concern, As follows to witt.
ment and all interests affected there
~ and who may be to The DO present their
man Of said Commissioners at his oaiOs No 70 Nassau
in the city Of New York. or before the Sd day Of
That the abstract Of the estimate and
containing the of tho Of the lots
the numbers Of such lots they upon the
with such map and N. amount e
the adavs estimates and other documents which
by the said Commissioners in making their estimate
s:oner ONCE Of city Of York there remain for
the inspection Of may concern until the Esd
third Also that the limits embraced BY this asssssment
follows that to saya the lots Of land situate In
the Twelfth ward Of city New York. and which taken
together bound the by the esstery side Of the
street the easey side Of Mount Morris
square, the east BY the westerly side Of the Second
nae the north by the line Of the centre Of the block
M stree. ish stree. and on the south y the
st excepting therefrom such streets and avenues
Of streets and have already been
Che laid out on the map Of the said Commission
Drs, deposited As aforesaid.
Fourth Also that our report in the above entitled mat
to be held at the City Hall IN the city Of New Rork on
urday the 2d day OfJuy B. 1888 At the opening of the
court that day and that then and there or As 500.
that ssid report be confirmed.
s sazEEEs sb S#ES&HSSSsscH' Commissioner.
Dated New York May TO- 1883
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
u day in the week except Saturday-The favorite sea
steamer HERO Captain j. W. Hancox, will leave Ham
East river Grand street. 8A Peck slip B pier No.
North river, A. L.; returning by p NJ Fare &c. Din
ner, fishing tackle and bait provided
EXCURSION TO FLEETWOOD MEMBERS OF THIS
~ and other associations Of this kind with their families
and the public in general without further notice. in
vted to attend excursion Friday the 9th inst to
the village Of Fleetwood beautifully situated
teen miles City Hall the Harlem Railroad An OPP
portunity offered all who desire spend day
pleasantly and get view Of the delightful grounds when
the advantages in locating these grounds will be fully
cost Come and judge Tho excursion viii take place
Friday, the 9th inst, If the day is fair. not, due
notice win be given Of the day to which will be postponed
Tickets and return cents The will leave the
City Hall at lOx o'clock A. NJ and return at o'clock
occasion Refreshments will be provided the ground
Stages will ply to Mount Vernon thus afordng oppor
tunity to view this populoua and thriving village once
1arm like the present Eastwood Tickets be OBJ
tanned Of Tiffany halter No sBowery Hat Piaishsr.
and of the committee at the time and place of starting
GRAND PICNIC AND TARGET EXCURSION TO
VI Yonkers-The first company Of Irish Rifles an their
ham Hall Cha than square, Monday May 3d. o'clock
A. NJ The steamboat General Scott will leave Peck slip at
Socock and Jersey City at 81 o'clock The steamboat
and barge will the foot of Chambers street
turning leaves Ycnkers at O'clock M Tickets 50 cents
eachcan be had from the members Of the Pre-
poals tho bar will be received by the secretary until
Fday afternoon at AT Pearl street Manahans Brass and
Cotillen Band will attend We promise all who may
accompany the Rifles day Of %nslloyed pleasure.
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ANY FEMALE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER,
"A who will favor che advertiser with her acquaintance
with desirable opportunity to become
companion Of gentleman who wishes wife Ono who has
struggled with misortuHs who desires to I'm
her condition. may End In him steadfas friend This
vorts Joke but the true expression Of sine
desire Address " G., Fsshing Long Island, v. g.,
Wilmington, Del.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

fNHASE CO.'S EXPRESS-OFFICE NO. IS BROAD
" way-Rates reduced twenty ave per cent to Cafor
MIA Boston and the East Philadephia and the West,
Charleston Savannah Georgia Alabama and Tennessee
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WATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-rHE sUBScRIBnA Is
w selling AL descriptions Of
GOLD AND ssLvEn wAruHEs, JRvELnY AND MLvnR wAAA,
1t retail, at much less than the usual prices
yuRGENsEN wArCN4s.
Real Jrlss Jurssnsea watches received By arrival
with cerhca&es from him with watch warranted
feet time keepers COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic pexSsot
and quarter ssssnd watohs for timing borses and geld aaS
Splendid gosa pocket shronomstsrs which rus wAAsu,
anx ssaS s:'S which run ssht n dsy. ~A1'H1
ENAMEL wATuHO
for ladies. sone in hunting cases.
DIAMOND vASCHD
for ladies' some IN magic S.:s.
which change int three different watches.
wArcHKs WHOM
up snd tvrn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches fosr holes jeweeA. rs
Fine gold detached lovers. 80 90
Gold snsmeed watches for che ladies' .......... IS %
dsid Essish patent is!sr:, hunting case: =. IS .
Silver patent ievsrs - low a.. is 0e
Silver detached Levers asfow ~. -
aad al other styles Of watches At equally lev prices
DAn0NDs
for sale 81 much less than the usual prices.
All kinds 81 gold chains pure gold veddiag rings, sid
Keys and seals FOLD pens and pencils gold and silver ts
and silver spsotaele gold toothpcks charms. shsssas
chains, 40. silver WARE.
Sterling silver spoons forks pic knives napkin Rags
nuit knives Wedding cake hnivss DO A. Watches a!
Nme or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired \.
the best manner At much less than shs gsS.
Importer Of watches and ewery Wholesale and retail Ne
ii Wall street. second floor. near Broadway.
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EXTRA PAY.

CAH0RS WHO SERVED IN TIE UNITED STATES
- Navy at any time 1916 70 1852 In the Pacific ocean,
EDEXRD BIssELL, AGENT,
ND 1sts) Purssr q. 5. Navy, No. South William III
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A CALIFORNIA BOOK.-"THE CALIFORNIA Pill.
IA grim series of lectures by Rev j. A. Benton has
just been published ct Sacramento aud San The
brought out in this csty.
E,RENCH. SPANISH AND ITALIAN BOOKS REGB
II lary imported The subscriber invites attention to
III Broadway etweev Ninth and Tenth sreets foreign
circulating library N. B.-The new catalogue will be
ready next week. FRANCIS HORSFALL.
CRAFTSMEN PUBLSCA ATOM POPULAR TREA-
~ tise on the and OF neryously debhtated
health and eneebied constitution that hsrrass the young
beset the Of Measure Business and study and omter
Just puhshed and to be had gratis by addressing
post paid, box 100 broadway Post Once.
Just PUBLIsHEp-A REPORT OF TWO HUNDRED
and four interesting treated with water by e.
reerer M D. Resident of the Orange Mountain
wafer Cure Institution will be furnished without charged
10 Al appncants incloeng postage stamp, and paying
RostaTEe on Their applications Address G. SELLERS
BROTHERS, Proprietors, South Orange N. j.
OFFICE OF TIE NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY.
~ NO. lol Broadwv, ~ stairs-Tho twelfth number OF
the regular Will be ssucdfn few days and
public may rest assured that the reputation Tor
many years will be fully sustained In che coming edition In
quantity Of matter and value Of will
any similar work issued About 800 pages have been
added containing business directory classification Of
trades a. Of great yaiue to all business
the latest corrections and accurate the city
well of Information concerning bank
companies, schools churches military, &c. The whole
leland to the Harlem river has been canyssed for the
and all who desire reliable directory are respectfully mo-
tiled that tho Volume issued from this ONCE will have
CHARLES r. RODE, late DOgget Rode,
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President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York, May g. 1883

" tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal Sewer
in Thirty eighth street, will be received once
Croton Aqueduct Department unt Monday the day Of
June 1853 1t IL O'Clock M tn build sewer with the
receiving basins and culverts in Thirty
Ninth being in length about nine hundred
feet. The plan Of the sewer and specific the
building Of the and all other Inform alton relating
thereto can be obtained on application TO the Water
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDH.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEx
phia-from pier No. North river.rwo lines daily, 81
10 A. NJ and p. M.-Accomnod line at 10 A. M BY
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy to
and steamboat R. Stockton to Philadelphia Fsrs-$2 Ex
press line NJ BY steamboat John Potter TO Amboy
thence direct Camden by carthrough In four hours and
Ahalf Tars-Sa Returning, leave PhnAdalphiS At 10
GNoR ALBANY-FARK U-ALBANY AND REV
L York Inland Route Railrosd.-Two daily express
trains A. NJ and 345 p M connecting a Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
through tickets be and baggage checked fo
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received 4 Broons and Bowery and Twenty
will land ut Croton Falls and Chatham -Four Cor
only. All other trains viii start from City Hall str
tn Of Tyon and Centre street. ~
hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY TRON
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal Ut o'clock
Mail train ga n. Through way trains At Ioh A. NJ sn4
Express train, ~ Accommodation train, 8 p. n.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
Sunday trains {om Canal street 1t TX A. for PcugA
Aons GDhUED FRENC6, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey States and Lines
through hours leave New York. foot Of Cortandt
street. at and "a. and $50 and $50 P. N. Leave
Philadelpha At 80 n, va Kensington and A. NJ,
ST. 81 50 for second class in tho NJ from New York and
AZ p. M from Philadepha. Through tickets sold and
through carried for
trains behind time with baggage the fer
ry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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CTUYvEsANT FIRE INSURANCE CO.-OFFICES IN
- Bowery Broome street. under the Bowery BANK
and 90 W.a str:et.CapL saee oooErs company iasus'
tse warehouses stores and factories ships
psrt Co. the most favorable ftsrns AL losses VIII -
tnasdiatsly adjusted and promptly paid.
FREDERICK X. LEE President.
SAMUEL WuLETR. Woe President
BrNy. J. PExrx, Secretary.
Jo8K Coz, Surveyor.
N B-Applieations for In this company nAy
he LETT with Man1 Rhhardson ~ the bsAaoA sAes q
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E,IRsT SHIP FOR AUsTRALIA.-THE SWIFT SAILING
Port Philip direct 1t Is expected she will mako her passage
in eighty days. having made TO HavAns eighteen hun
dred miles, in . little six days No between decks
Seventy only will be taken Her accommodations
superior other vessel in port for the same
voyage fitted with elegance and taste combining All the
gagged Apply board pier IA East river to E. RICH
RDS0N CO., 90 South street
L,OR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, H. Cav
endy commander, will leave pier No IL North river,
SATURDAY May % at O'Clock M For freight apply on
board, and for passage to LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
No. 50 Broadway. near Beaver street.
DOR sALE-THH YACHT TRIFLE sLOoP RIGGED,
and forty four feet deck thirteen feet beam and
forty feet keel Can be three hours ride
from the city by the Hudson River Railroad. Apply to
Mr.. BARKER, Heboken Hotel, or to Messrs. TYLER
SON Bsrrytown Refers Robert Fish, Water street.
LOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMIwEEKLY
IL United States Mail Lne.-The and fast going
steamer MARION N. Berry, commander. will leave pier
No. North river. Saturday May 2sth at O'Clock
precisely For freight apply board where all bills Of
SP0FFORD TILESTON 4 CO., 80 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida as foows-To Jacksonville,
$3l; to Pilatka. $33
LNOR SALE-A NEW FIRST-CLASs SAIL BOAT
twenty-five feet long, DRkey model and rig extra safe
feet medium light for $25. At Bay House, penny bridge
South Brooklyn.
DARGES FOR SALE-FIvE SMALL BARGES, ABOUT
ID two hundred and fifty tons, entirely Inquire Of
N. PATTEN, LIZ Broad street, up stairs.
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II ship BALTIC Capt Joseph J. Comstock.-This steam
shI will depart with the United state: mail, for Europe
berth at the foot Of Canal street For freight passage
having unsauaed for elegance comfort
Passengers requested to be on board ct ll A. NJ
June IL.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail SteamersThe ships comprising this line are tho
bll0wing:-
ATLANTIC ..................0 captain West.
TACTIC. Captain Nye.
AnSIlC. Skptalh Luce.
BALTIC. .,..,..,........... Captain Csmstook.
These ships having been brt by sontraot expressly for
has been taken in their
sructionas in their sngneso strength and speed
and their for are sns>ssd fer
Price Of passage Yor Liverpool cabin
S second cabin So Exclusive Of extra sss state
room, $780,
From Liverpool 70 New York fS0 and E25
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
n = N
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice il hereby given that the rssols
tons have been nted in the Board Of
repair the sidewalk west side Of College place
Murray and Robinson Streets to set curb gutter
pave Forty fourth street between Ninth and Tenth
nues to nag four feet through south side h street, be-
tonsTo Thirty nth street fro Eighth TO Ninth
Also the following resolution in the Board
tant Aldermen TO fenes lots Of fifteenth
street and Irving place. All interestd having OBJ
The Sndsrsgnsd At bis once the 18th day Of
Nay next. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissio nsr
New York, Nay 10, 1858.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
Honday May 80 1853 to regulate AID grade Sixth
inter and Gag space fest wide through the side
walks Specifications to be had application the Con-
Sact Clerk Of this department New Ysrk, May 49, 1859
JAS FUREY, Street Commandment
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hipsT. NicS[xs. TS.L. Ss1 y
Il: $;:s:4 SS as s;ii' s.; :
ST; s Fl: sj;ss $;i s:i e;
ey ar ra1if pss bun. shin. Il
With requisite articles for sonaert and oon2snisnos Of
ss:
any 'h's's iises sss 10 r. street.
STEAE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Ti Nsn
Craig will Leave New York for Glawew Sat
third f':t NAsgS broadway
1sa sss
Pacc Mail stes%shp carrying the great United
I'd n: . 4, n. .ss
.s s: :;:s
following stesmsrsT N''-As '-' ''A'. y ~ 'A'
AND e. d.S,si. Porter a ss
.ckEsc ahs CRY as ssssssss' u sS.
Connecting At Panama with the Pacific kAi Steamship
ticket; ..esps crossing tn. ..Am. can Away.
10 = ff;s EEEs:'' on application st l" West
eoe the companies III Weet street. Of Warren
tsinsG appiicason personally or by letter
THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROT TE.THE
Ssass:
ZIP q. 81 Es,ss FI. iss sss
esly San juan Nerts s.sssS.S esnnsss
Ing wth the popTas steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
Transit having but twelve land transportation
commodations information passage at
ss,s . spy as Sny the q
Passengers esuto.ed against the representation OF
line bag up At the sss o SSs'''ea '' ''''
A UsTRALIAmrPIoNEER LINE-TENTH SHIP OF
.ssIs' is fsSs
s WITH s. only
and magnificent clipper ship SEA RANGER
York Ms1sd s si.s fs%SssS
sa nsh R s On en the s Whom T
Rom her aae.s model the 50. viii make shorter
:ss:sp s.s.s "a H.,
p
money PAID FOR 'fss1s 2iiisKs sRRSy street.
ae nYi1;s n ss.s
passage Mssoarss slightly day., sapsescd
Ssrsh room are Of the most
ass freight os sSs ;s vi. f.; '
T,OR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE kc.-ro SAIL
dst Jnne-Ths elegant and we'll known clipper ship
TAROLlNTA 1000 tens Capt 8. p Grimm. Commander
BY 70 any Of The agents. viii he list Of the
cd to each adult No berths secured snss
massage money has bsea pe deposit This ship Rtted
dp superior fog families with state rooms bath
ana every rsauIte for Che
the provided free Of charge The Taroina one
,usoessfu ru. fom cnns Hsr second cabin sxty fssA
cabin nifty es< light and we'll ventilated The proprietor
Of this avorite and long established line state
his vessels have called porte
One favorts ships VII lssy: New York for Australia
tor rs Wall street, or TO 0vERMANN GRUNRR, cou-
sgnees Is South strest, or on beard.
LNOR AUSTRALTA-BARK ESTHER FRANCES-ONE
or two assistant stewards wanted to go to Australia;
Also state room for sale. Apply 70 w. W. RUSSELL,
81 Old slip.
FOR BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs.-rHE ROYAL
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TOR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAs.-THE ROYAL
juno 18th.
Passage money TO Bermuda. .................. $50
ingmhs: W
Apply " :, CVNARD, BVwliDs Green,
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INSURANCE..

INBURANCNe
IIOME INSURANCE COMPANT.-CAPITAL $500 ono.
Ii Office No. 10 Wall street-Ths company insures
buildings merchandise household furniture SHIPS in port
and their and other against
by fire. on favorable terms.
Simeon l.. Loomis Homer Morgan, Charles Fig,
William G. Lambert Levi p Stone, Alfred s. Barnes,
George c. Collins, James Humphrey George Biiss.
jasper Corning, George Pearce, David Sanford,
DaDford N. Barney, Ward A. Work, James A. Dwight
Lncius HOPKINS, James Low. Roe Lockwood,
Thomas Messenger, l. H Frothngham, John G. Nolsoa,
William II. MelIen, Chas. A. Bulkey Lyman Cooke.
N. ii. Stockwell, Richard Bgelow, Levi p. Morton,
Oh arles Il. Hatch, George d. Morean. Curtis Noblc
John II. Swift, Theo. II. Nance j. b. Hutchinson
VIM 7. Hooker, Cephas II. Norton. Stephen Paul
H. watson Bull, Oliver e. Wood Chas p. Baldwin,
L. Atterbury. Jr, Thos II. Sanford III. Gilbert Eir
Lucien ID. Conan, Amos X. Emo, Amos 7. Dwight.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, President.