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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17
TIE ART UNION INVESTIGATION,

MAY lo-At IL O'Clock the committee appointed to II
vestgae this case and those interested in its issue
sembled at the Astor House, and proceeded with q
ye,tgaon Present the committee consistr ~ On
Assembly A. NJ cozzens, James Kelly sa;.,a Monk r.
=. shannon; Hon. Sol B. Noble, of u WI FniIartor
Co.. Warner sstus efssss W "A Capt Darling
Mr.. Monk called Mr.. Clark. . .ho ns,;,ono-s r.o -.
Mr. Cozzenf-I object beco - 'n' p'''A''' AA'o isS'
The char~I wish shannon p :, and md Mr.. Monk would
decide between tbe-soi' Wv - '-' SouASei ~ LAS
Mr. shanno;;-lI have nothing to do with Mr.. Monks
The SS.r-As think the further testimony, on the
part Of petitioners be of but little Importance
the part Of the ans
believe it Is intended to prove by MIR. Clark that
the Post Office charged bill against Mr.. Raymond
that they wished the Post Office TO make out a new
bill, and charge half Of it to the Art Union This the
Of fact. We all admit this.
The Cbair-Thsn Mr.. Clark's testimony is p mpor
lance. Mr.. Fullerton do you recall Mr. AustiAhpon the
stan0Y t0
Mr.. Fuorton-we do.
The Chair-I wish Mr.. Shannon and Monk to decide
who Is the counsel in this case
Mr.. shannon-Ibelieve my name appears upon the ei
Of the petitioners counsel and az such shall claim
my right to examine all witns in this case. know
nothing Of the affairs OF others.
The CharMr Monk, you had better leave thus matter
Mr. Fullerton to Mr. Austin--Q.-what was the amount
Of the bill that were requested 10 pay Dy M Monk,
on the 18th of Augusr
Alt was $160.
Q-What were the habits of the Art Unionin settling
their accounts?
Mr. shannon-we do not want the habits, we want
the facts.
Mr.. Fullerton-Wsr, give US the facts.
Witness-At the end Of every year called for all out
standing claims.
Q-Were any instructions given to Monk in regard to
this natter
Mr. Shannon We are not here to examine Mr.. Monk.
must object to any testimony in regard to trying
any witness in this case, irrelevant to this case.
Mr. Fullerton--l think this question pertinent.
Mr. Shannonl hope the Committee will understand that
my object in this is to shorten this much
81 possible.
Mr. Fulleron-This hundred dollars spoken of by Mr..
Monk, was it passed by the committee?
Wtnoss-It was passed by the Auditing Committee.
Q-Statc whether the bill for flooring, of one hundred
dollars and upwards, passed.
Alt passed by both committees.
Q-Now, as to Mr.. Nesbit's bil what you say of
that2
A-No such charge appears upon the books neither
inside outside Of the book.
Ode you know anything of the transaction Monk
gwore 70 in respect to that3
Al do not.
C-Who managed the sale of the pictures in 1852?
A.--David Austin, Jr. the auctloneer.
A.-The books do not show any commissions charged.
Q-What would have been the regular commissions
charged for such sale?
A.-The commission usually charged Is about eight
FER cent.
Witness-I present statement of the entire re.
eept OF the Art Union and expenditures from 1889 to
the present day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BEL
lows FAILS Rutland Burlington ST. Johnsbury, Ogdens
burg, MonHeal and intermediate towns. Tickets be
procured at the New York and New Haven railroad oee
42 Broadway. Express trains leave at A. M and aS
p Baggage checked through Freight with despatch st
reduced Prices. Apply TO
FRANCIS HYDE Agent l5e South s.roet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

dor SALE-A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE OF FINE
style action great endurance about m hands high,
perfectly sonnd and kind single double harness
der the saddle raised Long Island ard is years
old this spring Can trot mile in 80 to minutes Also
light built wagon and harness used about
owner use for them Lowest price the establish
Ninth between Twenty sixth and Twentysevcnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

DENMANsHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
new pupils for instruction IN the art OF penmansAp,
dusua The day and evening at his rooms 2S9 Broadway
For system Of psumanship price cents
ksics Il pss sssss.
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EoR sALE-A, PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
seven old ICY hands high, price 81 600 Also
fine brown pony hands high good in harness and under
saddle For sale ALSO all the owners carriages harness.
fashionasls soupee Of Wood Tomiinson Co.'S manuae
&C. To be at the owners stable in College place,
Brooklyn application at No. 81 Pierrepont street
BROOKLYN.
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IRON WORKS, &c.


Rsinss1he York Iron railing Company aSN pas
parks sosrts semstsrl.s e.: cTo.eps celebrated
Which asss' are sssS,
in s ;.
vant doors shutters brackets light counting house desks
and Gsu1 no rans gIans wndOw guards wall stays
now their foundry they enabled to control theft
and much this Cast e
s a. a h4d with and
wareroom, No. 70 Duane street.
CHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD wAREROoMs-sPRING
mattress an bedding depotIron bedstsads All sizes
price made in the nanser beds altered 70 nes
farnsGsd. No. BroaivsS above sprUs
TonN b. WICKERsHAM MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
EaS rsn IsnSe for Farms S0 81 EosaTny New
Ssi @
dogs lions. uras vases; ts.engs post spring chairs SGT
spittoons &C. WisIsrshsms celebrated railroad aud
far @ s Sc Ssn Tns ,s
states ali Of his own manufacture, exceedingly lew
saT wa and lask
works, 81, 50 and 81 Lewis street
no IRON MANUFAcTURERs-rHE BENNINGTON
offered sale. On premises are three stacks
s scsr fer the Of iron store
Els,sy a.isd sp coal houses sheds, Also mansion
o as
various beds There also several large timber tracts
che sSn an
The location Of the works about and half miles
from the Troy and Bennington Railroad depot
The iron heretofore manufactured these works has
been extensively used in New York and other places and
has brought the highest price in market and has
nounced equal the best Scotch pig Tho above
having gone into the hands Of creditors debts will be
sold at great bargain, and on favorable terms Pay
ments.
For fui Their particulars refcren may be had to
MnoRRTTIRW2 ER f, 2 N9WER So Broadway
VAN SCH0oNH0yEN 4 PR0UDTIT,
MALLANY INGOLLS, Troy NY
WAREN HART, LESLEY,
BENZ. +. FAY PIERPONT ISNAN,
Bennington, VT
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EDUCATIONAL.

A PRIVATE TUTOR wANTED-TO RESIDE NEAR A
~ family, about two hours distant from the city. An
Engisbman American Of middle age would be preferred
capable Of teaching Latin and Greek French German and
drawing In addition to the ordinary English branches
Plonse AddrcA stating age and terms kato
nah, box 40i Post Office.
MDLLE. PUJOS, A GRADUATE OF THE UNIvER.
1 sisy Of Paris respectfully informs tho parents and
young ladies Of the city that she will crganiHt Frcnch
class her residence 4 Broome street for ladies who wish
70 obtain thorough of the French she
will also the house the parents who prefer rming the
class at their own residence Best Of reference given.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Ns.ss i 1;'
s.:.sI:: ~: $si.:.;; !:
as1s Hsss Az .i Sn%
sar n s, e. s:a
Il a s
Schenectady Utica Rochsss.: hnasiS Pas.
s: ss as :ss
viii s,ss . .n s.
son Of Tyon and Centre street, hsrstos.
HUDSON RIVER RATLaoAD.--TRAINs DAILY FROM
E.pSss: s..n 4. .hTossA i ior; Sorr. connecting
Nail train. a. n Through way train, ~ Iox A. n and
Ep, s,. c.ss
Sunday trains Canal street 7s A. NJ for Poush-
Sa "as ss
NEW YORK AND PHi,.ApELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey Raroad-Unte states and Express Lines
;s;sss sisi s:s 1 sas
+ WI ssnsasssr .1s
for second p, ella; in ,hs from New York
ard lTsT4
5 ana 5 .Faips ana extra
y 'nna I VIII the for
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutland Burlington St. Johnsbury Oqdens
burg, Moneeal, and intermediate Tickets can be-
az Broadway. Express trains leave at A. NJ. and a
Baggage checked through Freight with despatch ct
reduced Prices. Apply to
FOR THE WEST AND souTHwEsT-BAITIMCRE
Louisville St. Lonis &cThis great road was ars onene1
for through travel in January last The tunnels I'M,
finished Tho In 6ne order
and presents of the most pleasant pctuyeeaut
routes in the world The mail leaves Balt
more daily M PM and runs TO Wheeling $50 mles) il
passengers leave baltimore at AM lodge In Cum
berand Q79 nilesD and proceed thence in tho morning
making the entire trip by daylight Passengers ieavini
New York ut An or philadelphia at Pm arriyo h,
baltimore at and by taking the mail train at reash
Wheeling in twenty hours from New York and twenty
trains, tho cars leave Washington 1T An and8P.M,
meeting them at the Washington Jun etion elay House
nre niles from Baltimore At Wheeling the seyon large
and splendid steamers Of the Union Quilt This
roueD with really unsurpassed wait daily
for the cars and conway the passengers down the Ohio
Cincinnati and Louisville whore the St. Louis and Now
Orleans packets be taken those going on
Passengers fer Cincinnati, y land rcutet Columbus or
oheS parts Of Ohio and the West may ase from
Wheeling by excellent coaches dn hours to GAINESVILLE
and thence by railroad. NBBayage checked through to
Wheeling and charge for transfer Of either
anywhere the routel from Philadelphia 70 Wheeling
s0 to Cincinnati Sll to Louisville, s2; from Washing
ton to Wheeling 50 60 to Cincinnati $ll; TO Lousyilc
81 For She tickets apply at Phlsdseaia BeAmose and
stations WV PARKER, Gen. Superintendent.
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HANGING Mr.. L.. BROOKES ACADEMY 81
- Broome street. will continue open during All the sum
very few lessons are necessary orsndss ~ pspn
most excellent dancer. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PaILADEIs
~ pha-from pier No. North river Two lines daily, ~
10 A. NJ and p M-Acoom nodAtior limo, 1t 10 A. NJ by
steamboat Trenton to south Amboy ears to
press ne r. n, By steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct Camden BY ssrhrough In feur hours and
half Fare-$a RetuSnpS leave Philadephia at 10 A.
n and p. II. wa = u
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a S66.3Qk

Total value Of merchandise put market week ending
Nay Id 1900. ~ OOo l6o
Do dry goods do. do. do........ $50, lit
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
90 600 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York in
Six Months!

ono Agent writes from Western New York" Send
me One hundred Dozen Sure Relief, Or Universal ram
KiIler,5 a. soon possible, am all out Il - tie
most wonderful Pain Killer IN tile world IL Is used by
ADo1her AGENT writes, eYour Pain Killer has cured
some Of the worst of Rheumatism in this places
IS truly Wonderful Medicine. Please send me two gross
naiient writes have used all the Pain Killers of the
dav hut find none worthy the title of Pain Killer
yours. 1t is all it is recommended TO bea Sure Rettg
for Pain.
Pain Killer is the best Medicine in the world for Rheu
matism it has effected cure upon myself which batfi-
ID the skill OF best Physicians Hundreds Of such
statements the above might be adduceu-One trial
will convince the most skePtical.
2 Two applications have cured the most severe Rheu
matic pains - 49,. e,. =;
One Application mas culeu ING Hos' 'ioo"' Oi"iiP '
Thirty drops has relieved pain in the stomach.
Six applications bayc entirely cured Rheumatism.
TWENTY-FIVE drops taken every twenty minutes mas
cured Cramps, Spasns, &c. ., g. ,r,,.o.,
one application at bed time has curea sore IlIlaa
Twenty drops taken every fifteen minutes mas Culeu
Bilious Choc ... =; - u,.br
Cne arm IN, often cured the most severe Ioolnacne.
Fifteen dron taken every fifteen or twenty minutes
will cure Dysentery and Dlarrise. r.....,t ..t .tH
Twenty-Five drops has cured sck 4, t Ieah
Ten drops has often relieved AcId rlnn'ach
Three applications has cured Lame Side' ,,,. a, /.
Stomach .. iii curo Cholera
Three applications has cured Lumbago.
Thirty drops daily has cured Gravel and Kidney com
plants. or ~ cprad Nv n few
doses as thousands can testify : :. :. - ,i,
For Kidney complaints the sure Kelle Is an eAceeA
remedy taken two three times DAY.
Ear SnnaI difficulties it is invaluable. one teaspoon
FIJI will relieve the most violent pain in the stomach,
and restore il to its natural feeling When taken accord
lng ID directions, it will speedily and electualy cure
RnweI cnmpainis and that horrible disease the ChOieI
l, las been proved in innnmerable cases IN New VI
leans st Louis CINCINNATI and many other large CIes
n lie south and West where the Darhea ana CholeIa
have ragged 50 fatally. Reader il you are suffering rom
ither ~ the diseases named above, Or from pam iro1
sny cause be sure and Try this great Rele ana you Y"
be well. y -, - bo,,Io
AGENrs-A G Page and f Lincoln, Bath a
Perry < Co. Geo Todd, T Lowell and > Sedgburg
Phipshurg; w SWEET and Benz SWEET Jr, Arrovslc
w 6 Emmons, ) Watson, Berry x Sampson ond
Sadler 6 Georgetown; VIM Baker, Isaac Slanwood
A l. Sanwood and Geo UphGm. Brunswick WIN
Clifford Edgecomb; c i Fisher J McCliniock. WIN
Carlisle, Boolhbayi w NJ Davis, llodgdons Mills Il
Dana, Jr Damanscolta; II Herbert, Bristol.
NATHAN WOOD, Geueral Agent for Maine.
A!so-For sale by HE above agents Hmkley's Asiat
ic Eminent Asac and Poor MANS Paslers for Rheu
matism Cramps SrraIns, &c. 1yiS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

SINGULAR MODE OF DuELLING.-lt is
said that when two Greenlanders quarrel,
they are accustomed Immediately to APP
point time and place for combat, that
they may decide a; once which IS the
better man. The battle is not fought
with swords or pistols, or any deadly
weapons, but is simply singing OF dan
cling combat; and he who has the lou
dest voice or is most nimble footed, wins
the victory, and is crowned amid the ac-
Carnations OF admiring spectators. How
much more sensible, if not so satisfactory,
a mode Of settling dispute is this than
the sanguinary one too frequently adop>
ted among more enlightened nations by
men of honor aaaa
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
Another Case,

9 Lazy IN New Hampshire, afflicted with Nursing
,r tou'n, c'y much reduced and emaciaed, and
noueht 70 pc past recovery, cured bv the Canker
Basam, which was the first thing thai mi,irated al al
The severity OF the symptoms. or afforded line lea
relief. - i1N'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

AWFUL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as
pirant for fashionable distinction, who had
laid in vain foundation for what he
hoped would become a large pair of whis-
kers, asked lady what she thought Of
them. She replied with naivette, that
they were like unto the Western country
extensively laid out, but thinly settled.
IN. Y. Reveille.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

A. late celebrated Judge who stopped
very much when walking, had stone
thrown at him one day, which fortunately
passed over him without hitting him.
Turning to his friend he remarked
Had / been an upright judge that
might have caused my DEATH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

A person was Boosting that he had
sprung from high family in Ireland.-
'Yes,' said bystander,.l have seen some
of the family so high that their feet could
not touch the ground
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
. y MARRABla
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

A HEALTHY and restorative for the Hair,
II preventing il from falling of apd restoring its
nat ura appearance and original color when inclined
TO gray, making il soft and fine, without the danger
TO the head usual with hair dyes, and free from all
dlSagreeable consequences. This restorative, when
eficcn tIy applied is the head, removing
dandrGf and all cutaneous eruplions, while at The
time il stimulates the hair, producing fine
8 osSy appolrnce, ana restoring il 10 its original
shade of color The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from the Of This article which he
has brought 10 its present state OF perfection by
pealedlnd carefully tasted experiments, and he now
offers ii 10 the public in the fullest that
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction when properly applied
Directions accompanying each boie
Prepared only by the proprietor, in Bath, who can
furnish any amount of testimony 10 establish the we'll
earned reputation of The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE
Principal Depot for the sale oflhe above, wholesale
and retail, al Owen Co.'s store, ront ST. and his
dwelling-house. Grove ST, Bath.
Bath, Feb II, 1853. 6m35
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
SIC WIN VIA CHIN s,
GROVER, BAKER & CO.,
HAYlIARKET SO UARE, BOSTON.
Can he EQumd

-w Can be Found
AT the Hanover Street Carpet and Window
Shade Warehouse
A fresh and full assortment of CARPETINGs, of every
description. Also a large stock Of
OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW SHADES,
Curtain Fixtures, Muslins, Damasks, Comces, Bands,
Stair Rods, &C.
Better Goods and Lower Prices cannot be found
at any store in Boston.
Window Shades OF every description painted and put
up order Particular paid Store Shades.
Carpets made and put down at short notice.
FRANLIN CROSBY. IO2 Hanover Street,
Corner OF Blackstone and Salem Streets, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
Sailors md Marines

Who were ia Government vessels OH The coast of Cal
itornia, from the commencement Of the with Mex
leo until September %, 1852, during any part oil
that time, cap oh'ain extra pay by applying 10 HO-
RATIO WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Exchange Boston,
in person by letter.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
The Road to wealth.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAY
Ell, AND MOST DANG EROUS LIVER COM
PLANT.
Copy ofa Letter addres$edtoJ K II ydon Esq. SD
ney, New South Wales: dated Feb. 25th, 1851.
SR,-A Mr. Thomas CIa,k "A seitlefatI.ake George;
was cons rde abie lime seriously afflicted with a
complaint ofthe Liver, together wilhlhe G,avel. His
medical aiiendan,s Trying all heir SKILL candidy
tod HIM hat his WIS hopeless and any further eft
forts useless. In This snuaiion and when expecting
~ dav wopld terminale bis Existence friend rec
ommeaded him Try BoIlowuys Pills ,and as a fororn
hope be did so; the FIRST dose gave him derabe
relief. heherefore perseveredn taxing them according
to the directions and is now csiored perfect health
He will feel great pleasure confirming this
ment or even make an affidavit 10 the effect
should IL be required.
(SiSned) Mtrl WIN. JONES,
Proprietor ofihe Goulburn Herald, New So. w ales.
Cure of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person 81 years of age. :
From Messrs. Thew Son, Proprieiors OF the Lynn
Advertisers who vouch for The following state
ment.-August2 2, 1851.
To p Professor Holloway. SIR.-I desire 10 bear les
ilmony 10 The good effects Of Holloway's Pills For
some years suffered severely from pain and Tight
ness in The stomach, which also accompanied by
shortness ofbrealh, that prevented from walking
about. am 81 years of age, and Notwithstanding my
advanced Stale of life, these pills have relieved me-
that am DESTROYS that others should be made acquan
cd with their virtues. | rendered, by their
means, comparatively active, and can lake exercise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or pain, which could not do
HENRY coz, North Street, Lynn Norfolk.
Wonderful efficacy of Holloway's Pills in cases
of Dropsy.
Persons suffering fam Dropsy eeither.about the turn
oflife, or other tmes shouJ Immediately have re-
course these pills. hundreds of persons annu
ally cured by their use his direfu complaint in liz
different stages, when all other means had ailed
These celebrated Pills wonderfully clicacious in
The following complaints:
Ague Fevers fall kinds Stone and
Asthma Fits Gravel
Billions Complaints Gout Secondary
Bloches on the skin Headache Symptoms
Bowel Complaints Indigestion Tic Dolour-
Coles inflammation eaux
Consi ipal ion of The Jaundice Tumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
Consumption Lumbago Veneria Afec-
Debility Piles lions
Dropsy rheumatism Worms of all
DysenIery Retention Of Urine kinds
ErysipcIas Scrofula, or Kings Weaknesses
Female lrregulari- Evil from whatev
ties Sore Threats er cause, &c
Sold at The Establishment of Professor Holloway
pa Strand tneaT Temple Bari London. and by all
cable Druggists and dealeTsin medicine throug
the British Empire, and o. those of the United States
in pots aud boxes 81 cents, q and 81 so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in the Uni
OIL. and by JOSHUA DURGIN a. co, Portland.
John Mathews and A G Page, Agents for Bath
There is considerable saving by taking The large
sizes .. H.H
N Il. Directions for The guidance of patients ev-
cry disorder affixed TO each box. eo1ly11
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
A. ID. PUFFER,

Nos 81 and 33 Devonshire Street, Boston,
Manufacturers Of Soda Apparatus and Beer Pumps of
the best quality All kinds of Brass Goods used in the
line of Plumbing and all jobs Of Plumbing done in the
most thorough manner Also Pumps, Hose, Lead Pire,
and Sheet Lead, Water Closets, &c.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

-lllH l---------< -
The best article discovered for the SPECIFY anu enoc
tual cure OF Pains Of all kinds.
More than one hundred hOIsnd cnS'@
Rheumatism Paralysis ChOlic, Cramps and SPasns Ns"
raIgia, Colds Sore Throat, Chill and FsUer, SPranS'
Bruises Burns, Heartburn Cholera MOTORS,
Drsenterv. Diarrhea Sick Headache, Lumba-
aat ' 20, Lame Back, &c &c.,
Haysbcen cured by this preparation within the past year
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
TO BAKERS.

The subscribers, Machnisls and manufactures OF
Crcherson's Crac ker Machine with the late improve
ents would call the attention of Bakers their man
uactory, 81 HartrhW 81, (up slairs) Boston.
ELLIOT x SHATTUCK. |
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

A SUPERIOR article Of Old Java, PORTO cabello
"A ST Domingo, &c; also the best kinds OF Teas fof
sale by A ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
UNITED STATES
MIRlA IN U q q 81 q d 8
Annuity and Trust Company.
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900.

CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY
No Premium Notes and no Assessments.
STEPHEN CRAWFORD, Pres CHAs G INLAY, Sec.
PLINY FISH, Aciuary.
LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE.
EnOch Train u Co. James Reed Esq. t
j. G Howe Co. Albert Fearing, Esq.
Blanchard, ConN erse & Co. II. NJ Holbrook, Esq
Nash, Calender x Co. Il. Il. Forbes, Esq
J. b. Kimbal & Co. Philip Greedy, Jr., Esq.
George ii Cray K Co. George WIN Gordon Esq
This company require all premiums TO be paid in
Cash, agreeably the established custom Of the best
English Offices and the present vane of Annual Diyi
dends payable in cash. demand deducted from
future premiums at option OF the party insured. Poll
cies purchased after two years.
California Risks al reduced rates Of premium.
BLSBEE = BATES, New England Office, No. is
Congress street Boston, corner Of Post Office Avenue,
d few doors from Stale Street
w. T.. PAYNE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
JOHN DEARING, Agent for Bath, solIcts the
patronage othose who wish avail themselves oflhe
superior facilities and advantages Of this company,
which combines all the benefits of the Munal System,
wilhihe additional security Of large Stock Capital
GeorgeT. Barrett ,Agentfor Brunswick. 52f