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LOCAL NEWS.

PAKoDfs CoSOKET.-It il with sincere and unaffected
pleasure that that the enterprsng manage
OF the National Theatre has effected engagement
with Maurice Strakosehs grand operate troupe
which composed Of several Of the most distinguished
artists q the lyric stAge-MIe Teresa PArodi whose be-
WitohiRg power and exalted merit YET tbingly
membered BY our eitiEensTiberna vocalist Of
OrdiDA merit who crowned with laures fresh
y gathered from bis efforts in New York and Phiadel-
phiA-BsrDArdi the baritone Of the troupe and emneny
popUlarAauroe StrAkoseh and the usions pet Of our
musical public little Paul Julien, accompany the troupe
the engagement Of which is limited but two nights
"Wednesday and Thursday Of the present week.
METRoroLTAE NKcHASIOs LsuTUTK.-Ths board Of
directors Of this institution the City Hall on Tues
day evening last We find the following report its pro-
cesdings in the Intelhgenoer:
All the committees for the ensuing year appointed
and IL ordered that the committee building report
TO the next meeting the praceabty Of greetings house
for the use OF the institute and for public exhibitions The
President OF the United States has offered lot Of land for
this purpose on Missouri avenue and is estimated that
suitable erection could be made large enough for all the
objects Of the institution for $4,000.
We give hereinafter the committees and their members
respectively preiAcng them for convenience Of reference
with the OF the other officers elected in April last
President, W. w. Corcoran, ESQ.
First vice president, Francis Mohun.
Second vice president Charles II. Wood
Third vice president Joseph Bryan.
Fourth vice president VIM Ashdown.
Corresponding secretary, Thos Rich
Recording secretary Peter H. Pearson.
Financial secretary Henry Janney.
Treasurer, VIM +. Bayly.
Librarian, Hollis Amdon.
Committee Observation-Disclosures Joseph Henry,
Aassrs Joseph Il Bradley, Hollis Amidon Martin Buell.
William T. Bayly.
On the Library.-H. Amidon, Henry fanny, z. NJ. P.
King.
on LectureA-James oNeil, John L. Club, H POlkin-
horn.
On the Rxhbition-F. Mattipgly Joseph Bryan, f. Mo-
hun, John Warden, Valentine Harhaugh, L. NJ. p King,
Samuel Lewis ]. Steer, Thomas Creaser, c. p Wanna
James OHe I. J. Gardner William r. Bayly H. Janney,
Charles Edmonston, A Baldwin, H. Amidon, William Ash
down.
On Finances-W. II. Ward Joseph Bryan, F. Mohun.
On the Buildng-Joseph Bryan T. Mohun, Charles Ed
monston NJ g. Emery, A Baldwin, William Ashdown, P.
NJ Pearson, Thomas Berry, William Dougherty.
About seven O'Clock on Sunday morning fire was dis
covered in Riders grocery store the Of Twentieth
street and Pennsylvania avenue owned by Mr.. Samuel
Stot but occupied by Mr. J. L. Rider The store together
with the two buildings Immediately adjoining the property
respectively of Messrs Hines and Funk was totally de-
sroyed The iron SAFE containing papers saved from
the ruins of the store Mr. Sot insured s. 500 but
il is said win lose 81 600 Mr. Rider was fully insured
Mr. Hines WINS insured 81 800.
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University Of Virginia.

TUE commence On The II ar
OciOber and end on the 18th q June.
.9cadsuaicaI Sak0oh.
l. Latin Lansuaee and LiieFsture-ProC Harrison.
9 Greek and Hebrew Lauguagcs-Prof Giderslervs
q. LaBguaFes-Pf0f Schclr' De We're.
a Mafhematics-ffoG Bcds0e.
s. Natural PhoxophF-PruE Smith.
g. Chemisuy--Pr0L MAnpn.
2. Moral Phio~0pby-Pr0f McCu6ey.
Medical SCHOOL,
Medicine, obsc- Jurisprudonco-PrOl How
ard
Comparative Anatomy PhySology and surFcry-Prof CaE,
4 Chemistry ard Phsrmscy-Prof Maupin
Special Anatomy, MaIcra Msdica, and Bolhuy-FroC
s1IosL
D. and Statute Law-ProL Minor.
Civil, Constitutional, and International Eqa
Law MerchAnt-Prof Holcombe.
Expenses.
brA, So board including det furniture,
tendance, si2o rent from SIS fuel shi about
S25 contingent deposite, $40.
10 attending one
school, go 500 three more, s25
Latin and Greek rsak regards The except
attending four Schools sIOo for Fractcn
Anatomy, S.
Law School, attending Junior eiasel
both depsrfmsnts is $780, for attending the senior - -
both, win The privilege Of attending the s-- $50
ns the class Of government, inisraan~ ana iSs
OMyers and predecessor lees contingent deposs
payable advance the board, third " advance
.rd the let ofJnnuary, and one third on The m q April
Chairman % the Faouir.
sep I3-aawrptisthOct4
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coming known and that il would be IN accordance
with the War-ike estimation which they pride them
selves nation, 70 Out boldly and say We win
hghLi9
TIE EuRDERKE on BEN WRIGHT TAKKE AID II IRONS
The Indian "EnosH Red river Indian, and the mur-
derer Of Indian Agent Wright recently captured on
the Indian reservation. He placed in irons. The
Oregon Statesman says:
He was guide Of Agent Wright and the latter had
great confidence in him The other Indians say that while
they telling Wright that his fate sealed that
they going kill him. and he pleading for his
life EnoS slipped up behind him and stuck knife IN his
back he educated Indian and formerly one Of
the guides Of Fremont
PACIFIC TELKGRAPB COMPANY.
1t Is stated that this company has completed It's line Al
far Amty and has received sufficient wire 70 extend il
far a. Salem via Dallas The balance Of the wire su
Gent extend il 70 Corvallis lad been shipped from San
Francisco
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuRY DEFAKTMKsI,
A.. Og grE

TREAsURY DEFAKTREsI,
May %, 1856.
NOTICE hereby holders Issued pusu
AMI 10 The act Of Congress Of 2d July sock
deeHsbie BY AS and viii be Treasury On the
render Of the certificates thereof November
when Interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase stock por 10 said
day Of redemption and will therefor the following premium
addition 10 The interest accrued TO the day Of purchase one
days interest for The money TO feBsh the vendor
On such stock received The Treasury Isl day Of
June and the ss day of July inclusive per cent On
the specified in the eertheaiesi
On such stock received between the Isl and days OF
on Of par cent
And such received after Of August the in
tere1 accrued thereon and days additional only
paid
under this notice must be an
assigned the United States parry TO receive the
purchase money and when prior Juy the
half interest must also be assigned BY
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore.
And further holders United
States this department VIII purchase between Ie lot
June and the Isl day Of December next sum
81 previously obtained pay for the same
addition the accrued from dividend
Of and days additional money reach
the vendor, the following rates Of premium:
Of loan Of 1892 premium Of 10 per cent;
On stock Of loans Of ls4 and 54s premium per
stock issued under the 9th September 1850
monty demny STOCK premium per cent
Certificates duly assigned
United sates by the party entitled money
previous LIST july the interest
be assigned by sioekhudeT Otherwise The
interest for the half thai day will be payable here
tofore.
Boston, New the
parties entitled TO receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 2s-dthI2Sov Secretary o. the Treasury
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WAsHIh"Ioh rtptslabeF II Itsh.
petition Of Samuel HeN, Of Rochester,
W patent Improve
presses expiration sad mt
ent which place Ehreth December Is6
petitsn be heard Patent ce on
Monday o. ls6, 70 O'clock All pef=onv
nn6ed appear and show they have why
peuton ought 10 b. granted
opposing required Pnfeu
Once objections specially eel forth writing en
Of hearings all testimony pa
said bearing be 10
rules Of the oee, furnished %
application.
testimony win he closed orDecsmber
dcpositon and other relied upon
before morning day: The Ar
gumenls, any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, be published Union Int,
geuccr Evening Washington D. Repubcan BATE
Md PeHnsylvanian, Philadelphia,
N. ", for three previous
the 22d Of December next, The day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. s-Edito Of the above papers please copy and send
Office, win paper containing notice
Sept l3-law3w
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THE public hereby notified iith August
lso The undersigned Elisha Herndon 70 whom land
2i5 f 20 issued BY the Commissioner % Pensions
for United or Congress
United scotvils county
The said NJ Snyder Washington
city the said land transferred blank BY
derrgned and has faled reach N. NJ
believed mat ths ether sudulsny from
mails
persons hereby purchasing said
Intend apply Commissioner Pensions
duplicate Of said
ELISHA BERNDoN
SEPT lB-iawew
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TUE public hereby notified liza DAY Auat
lsS me underssgned James n, Haley whom
No. I57e for 40 Issued
sons m the United scs under The Congress 1855
In The United States snotisve county
gna, Che said land
ingon city ni fhe said land was W
therena trnnsferrcd In blank W undeRned
reach the said NJ Snyder believed
either ffauduien1y taken frnm the mails
An persons hereby ne
said intend appy the Commissioner 81 Pensions
for duplicate of said
Sept to-lnpew
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NEw YoEK, Sept l5.Cotton seady-sAles Of 600 bales
at last quotations. Flour Dropping with small decline
Ales Of $500 barrels Prices irregular give quo
Atons. Wheat lower with declining tendency-sAss
81 900 bushels reds 81 81 81 S. white, 81 20 81 Il.
Corn is EeAdy-EAes Of so 900 bushels mixed 20 cents
Pork frm-sAles Of 400 barrels mess $40. Beef
changed. Lard is buoyant-sae in barrels at - cents.
Whisky s henry-EAles Of Ohio 3s1< Coffee is
hrn-sAles Of 500 bags Rio, lo9 II cents per quality
Sugar firm Orleans, ~ 80. MolAsses Il firm Porto
Rico, 30 cents. Spirits Of turpentine firm - cents
Rosin is unchanged Rice quiet at ~ Freghts
better.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RES OF MARYLAND.

The following me drawn numbers Of Maryland
dated Lote, for the benefit Of Pokomoke river, sc
drawn September "a lssst
81 - Il 81 81 a. 70 60 a % 4s 81 "a
The following drawn numbers Pntapsco institute
Lottery, class aif, drawn September u, lsssi
a 81 CO co 60 az So 10 2s 30 81 II Al
r FRANCE Co, Managers.
Sept l6-h
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Form u.

Know al persons by these presents thai has
hereby Of MI IisbIf,v
for the payment OF eeThca. debt nrn
Der for The Of -, issued By the repuhsr of
the authorities o Texas esL. uy
BEL and redeemed By TIE United States accordance
Of Of Congress- entfed puia,
payment credto republic A. A..
pretended Congress September eiseer hn
y approved 2e " Feb ary ana ~ ar
% TeEas, approved the Isl of ehruary 1850
A witness my hand and seal,
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GENER Al NE w y.

CoTroS CROP or THE SoUTHwEsrs-The Memphis Tenn
Eagle states that there have been short crops heretofore
the upaRds around Memphis in Tennessee Mississippi and
Arkansas but none short the made this year
Cotton must go up At least IS to make up the
probable deficiency
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CONWAY ROBINSON, n Richmond Virginia pracfissr u Rs
washington CRY n ths suprrms Court
h directed 20 pf~h-DoDH ytrvsw4n
anul IL
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Don RENT--Nas. pps 30s on street,
between aih and lRh wl be for ahou
her They rEt houses, vucirnt uiss
and VII Be rented % coed Apply onice
% hkrs Ier ~ a. hyde.
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Form a.

Know all persons by hese thar has Released
hereby further
liability or cerihca,e debt
number - for The Of s., issued by The late republic
Che authorities
be- redeemed by uned accodanee wnh he
provisions Congress- provide The
such creditors republic OF
pehsndsd The Of Congress Of September
and hy approved 2h February act
State OF Texas, approved LAT Of February
As m hand seal.
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Ii Y II Z l. Il G Il A II.
Arrtpal Of the Atlantic


NEW YoRK, Sept. l5.-The Collins steamer Atlantic from
Liverpool on the Sd inst, arrived here ~, p. m Her
adviees have been anticipated by the Arabia.
The London Star that expected quarters
that Hon. Mr. VierR, brother Of Lord Clarendon will be
appointed minister to Washington.
The Liverpool firms Of MeLarty Co. and Lamont Nc
Larty Co. have suspended Their liabilities amount to
100000.
There rumor 70 which but little credit ia atached)
that Sir Henry Baand, the Queens physician who came
passenger in the Cambria depued to observe the eli
mate be such the Queen her person in in the
event Of her cousentng to visit Canada.
The marriage between the nanta Amelia and Prince Al
dAbert celebrated the 18th nit.
RUSSIA
The coronation Of the Czsr celebrated on the 10th in
heretofore stated Moscow illuminated at
night.
The London Post there intention Of Withdrawing
the allied troops from Greece.
Ddsgaes 70 the National Wing Convention.
PHLApKLPHA, Sept. 1.-The wings Of this city held a
meeting Saturday night and elected delegates attend
the national convention be held in Baltimore on the nth
Of this month.
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Groves STOVES, sTovEsi-ln addition yery large
sSls stores sslooa. ~ W. a., qis ,S ann enaDs assens
Inc Ses and most approved q recent noeason
intended % place warming me room.
ed Of such capacity needs u 10 ).
s n mere s' s. s% ~ e % s. A. sSsTs Of e
"Sew Radiator entire article, up
a. much room a. ne old se Of greater warning capacity
far handsome give satis
Liberty sur" cooking tnsw
made % s-ns on hinges and In the perfect
Morning cooling sioys-hs though NOT new stove
vel known good QUALITIES of TESTIFY
rorAbe furnaces me manner prices GO 20
wishing purchase end assortment q stoves as
varied and complete a y 20 be found in Tits city, Stoves delivered
Grssi induoemsnt offered for cash
Can and examine our stock seore 700 purchase s;shs
Seventh 81, i've door q Feunsyirssis svsnps,
sePIs-H opposite Pstricue Bank.
lsl9 issa inclusive In Engh London and
Oos.pondsnas General SIR George caAaa. vol London
Human Physiology; byJOhn william Draper, NJ D. vol d
England her coOdiOn prospects, By Hon.
wid Ras aS'' N.~ t cooR Boot.
Sermon y tse Rev William Archer Butler, professor
WOOD. rSsrspsIiss and Pharmasolosy -.
s'Rn rR.Sc5iS TAYLOR.
s,,s ~, ,s.s style. and vsir,sr-ws
% o ~ s and ss sS%ps s ssS%s", q Cen hats
'y invite the attention q Pg,ehs'e5 rIss'. calls.
Fashionable Hat and Cap store 90 rsnnsyvsna avenue
EBws prepared ali eompstaon, ana ser at
Sep B-eoSt
rs, S 9srst.Ls,.:. patterns. Tor ara
and oe'' ''' al 7a'e. sHd y'g lST WIFI is cab "a
sep is-s'soah between AND ION srsst..
-
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Apsl ostsi-Lsfrst patterns, for men snd boys
just opensd, large and weseiected fancy
and Jockey styles ell quaies and very for cash,
Gao. ". n WHITE cos
rRshiounsir Hat and Cap
sep b-etrodn between ON and streets.
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The outstanding evidences q os classes debt Of s %
Puhic q Tsrs. cannot Be- specified " aspsrmsnt
AnE n-sinlsIsn
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TRAVELLING IN EuRoFE-A correspondent, writing from
Rocco d Papa Italy to the Savannah Republican says
have thought il well TO add a memorandum about
travelling In Europe il may be Of advantage TO some OF
your readers Ny impression is that the traveller who
would spend 500 dozen years ago, would under the
same circumstance spend $3.50 nov, and in some cases
5000 Tbose who cannot about may console them
selves have done by pleasant quarters but they who
expect to travel Renteely without full purse win be
grievousy disappointed lhare often paid from 81 S. for
days travel and for the twentyour hours BY rail and
post chaises from Vienna 10 Trieste paid $40 for over
weight Of lugEsge the quantity allowed 10 each person be
ing twenty pounds For my apartment paid S7s a
month and others who Ater 70 town paid 800 for
Others far inferior"
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
MEDICAL.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

o DEALS largely in Pure Drugs and
NJ Medicines, both crude and prepared, and
~ purchasers can rely with confidence in
my preparation he dispenses. In connection
With official preparations. he has on hand the
blowing popular patent Family Medicines:
l FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. 81
Mrs. Norris Cedar Tar. io.
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral, never-failing re-
NEEDY. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
Jayne's Expectorant. Sellers Imperial Syrup.
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Thompson's Tar and Wood Naptha.
Ritter's Syrup OF Tar and Wild Cherry.
DR.. McClintock's Gold and Cough Syrup.
Dr.. Roses Cough Expectorant.
Byram's Cough Candy. Cod Liver Oil,
ALTERNATIVES OR PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.
Swayne's Panacea. Myers Rock Rose.
Roses, HeImbold's, Townsend's. J ohm Bulls
and A. H. Bulls Fluid Ext. of Sarsaparilia.
Jayne's Alternative.
Donnald's Medical Discovery.
Railways Renovating Resolvent.
Compound of Sarsaparitla; made by David
F. Burton.
FOR CHoLIC, PAINS, DIARRHBA, &C.
Benton's Compounds Camphor Mixture.
Jayne's Carminative Balsam; williamson IS
Extract of Rhubarb; Perry Davis Pain
& Killer; Roses Pain Curer; Stabler's Diarr-
Lea Cordial.
EMBRoCATIoNs, LINIMENTs, sc.
Roberts and Benefits Embrocation.
Mustang Liniment; Terrell's Healing ONT
mcnt; Sterling's Cureall Salve.
Burton's Mixture; an excellent Liniment fol
Str ms, Bruises, Calls; in fact, good tor
any injury of an external character.
Hunts Liniment. Railways Ready Relief.
Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Shoemaker's & Needles Comp'd Strength
ening Plasters.
FOR WORMS.
Helmsly's Never-failng Worm destroying
Syrup; Fahnstock's, McLane's, Swayne's
and Sellers Vermifuge; Clark's Worn
Syrup; Worm Tea.
ToNIcs AND FEVER AND AGuE PREPARATIONS.
India Chologogue; Rowand's Tonic Mixture
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure Hoofland'
German Bitters; Quinine Pills.
Roses Tonic Mixture.
Desher's Anti-Perodic or Fever and Agu
Pills, which have cured hundreds afllicte'
with this distressing disease.
PILLS, PILLS, PILLS.
Burton's Anti Billions Pills.
Brandreth's, Wright'a, Jayne's Sanativc
Roses Beckwith's, Ayre's, Dutch's, Lee
Plant & Roots, Sellers and McLane'
celebrated Liver Pills, Sovereign BalsaI
of Life Pills; in fact, all kinds in use.
AGENT
For DR.. Jayne's, Roses, Rowand's McClir
tock's, Lenden's and Swayne's celebrate
Family Medicines; on hand and for sale b
DAVID T. BURTON,
mr19.6m Pharnaceufist Dorer, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
MEDICAL.
Afflicted, Hear the News

25O R R2Ethhs CT F1U 1qn and t chos
"a Syrup, sold in two months: 1000 in January,
and 1900 from the Oath of May, all in 1866.
The above speaks well for its meritorious
virtue, but the following is better as il is tesla
mony from reliable and respectable persons:
We the Undersigned, have used John Ivy's
Rheumatic Fluid and Cholera Syrup in our
families, and have found them to be truly Tir.
tuous. The Rheumatic Fluid for rheumatic
pains, head and toothache, cuts, sores, frost
bites, burns, coughs, colds and collie The
Cholera Syrup for cholera morbus, dysentery,
collie, summer complaint, sick stomach, and
disordered bowels. Hence we cheerfully re-
commend it to the public as being worthy of
their patronage:
James Green, Ti1ghman Foxwell, VIM. P.
Nickerson, J. r. Mason, VIM. Mullen. VIM.
MaSson, Elizabeth Maxson, VIM. =. Hazzar&y,
John Short, Robert Ralston, Thomas Kemp,
John Siffle, Mrs, J. Cumming, P. Cumming,
Mrs. d. Kenton, James Billing, Sewel Green
William Wheatly, Brinkley Webb, William
SaXton, James Redden, John Hollis, Isaac Ba-
ker, Spicer Warren, Sarah c. Meredith, Thos..
Buckmaster, George Mcbride, S. Stevenson.
Benjamin Husband, Alf Short, X. II. Masten,
Humphreys Brown, Mary J. Seaman. Jacob,
Vanvent; all of Sussex and Kent County, Del.
Also, Mrs. Howe and John Dempsey, of New,
Castle County.
10 No patent medicines have ever become
established so soon, unaided by newspaper
pufs, as John Ivy's Rheumatic Fluid and
Cholera Syrup. 1t is no longer patent medi-
cine, but a staple article of commerce, bought
and sold by merchants and druggists general
ly, throughout this and adjoining States.
JOHN III. IVY, Proprietor,
Corner of Fourth and King Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
For Sale by D. F. BURTON, Dover, and by
Druggists and Storekeepers generally in Della
ware and Maryland. je13.1y
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
Fire Proofs.

8TAlI THE SALAMANDER SAFES OF
SM PHmADELpHIA AGAINST THE Womb
60 EVANS & WATSON, No. 20 South
Fourth ST., Philadelphia, have had the surest
demonstration in the following Certificates,
that their manufacture Of Salamander Safes has
at length fully warranted the representations
which have been made of them, as restoring an
undoubted security against the terrific element
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1856.
Messrs. Exams g. Watson-Gents: 1t affords
us the highest satisfaction to state to you, that
owing to the very protective qualities of two
of the Salamander Safes which we purchased
fyOu some few months since, we saved a large
portion Of our Jewelry, Books, Papers, &C.,
exposed to the calamitous fire in Ranstead
Place, on the morning of the llth inst.
When we reflect that these safes were located
in the fourth story Of the building we occupied,
and that they fell subsequently into heap Of
burning ruins, where the vast concentration of
heat caused the brass plates to melt, we cannot
but regard the preservation of the valuable
contents as most convincing proof of the great
security afforded by your Safes,
We shall take much pleasure in recommend
ing them to men of business as a sure reliance
against hre. GEO. w. SMoNs & Bro.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1856.
MeSsrs. Exams g. WatSon-1 have to offer you
my testimony in favor of the great security af-
forded to my entire stock of iewelry, books,
| papers, etc., during the recent disastrous con-
| fiagraton in Ranstead Place, from the fact that
the same were contained in two of the Sala-
mander Safes manufactured by you.
! Having fallen from the fifth story of the Arti-
san Building, where they were previously
placed and exposed to a vast heat 70 long
time, the preservation OF the valuable deposits
seemed to every one who witnessed the OPEN
ing and interior examination, matter of pro-
found establishment.
To all who may require a perfect protection
from the ravages of fire, shall not hesitate to
recommend the use of your Safes, as consider
they have now undergone the most trying test
N. Il. MORGAN.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA, 1856.
Messrs. Exams g. WafSon-G Gentlemen: No
doubt you will be deeply gratifed to learn the
good condition in which discovered my book,
policy OF insurance, certificates of stock, and
other valuable documents, when on Friday last
opened the safe made by your firm. w..
with my knowledge of its great exposure,
both to the intensity Of the heat from so hot a
fire as that which destroyed the Artisan Build
ing, as also from the force f'the fall from its
former elevated position in the third story,
4 could entertain but slender hopes prior TO its
interior inspection, that the contents which /
once so highly priced would ever be of any SER
vice to me, but as these fears are now happily
removed, feel it only due to say to you, that
can henceforth recommend the use of your
4 Safes to all who may wish to feel condolences
IN the perfect security which such means pro-
Vldes against so frightfll an element.
EDWARD GAsKILL, Bookbnder.
GE Constantly on hand Patent Powder and
Ihief-Proof LOCKS, for Banks, Stores, etc.
ap22-1yT