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The sum raised by the exhibition and sale in New
Iork of the late William Ranney, the artist, as
well as of those contributed by his brother artists
to raise fund for his family, amounts in the ag-
gregate to about ten thousand dollars
Counterfeit fiyes on the Traders Bank of New
port X: l., have made their appearance in New
York. The bill is well engraved, but the printing
looks pale. The vignette is a spread eagle in fore
ground, with ship in full sail, and city in the dis.
tance. The bill is unlike the original.
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Ind

TowsoNTowN, Dec. %, 1858.
j. Cuttings, Esq, prosecuting for the State assisted
by Arthur W. Machen, Esq.
The jury in the of the Isaiah Cormick tried yes
terday for throwing stones at train the Bati-
more ana ONO Railroad returned verdict this morning
oil not guilty" Mr.. Grayson for the prisoner.
State rs John Collins indicted for breaking open the
store house of John Saylo No. West Baltimore street
and stealing thererom two rolls of carpetng valued at
$50, on the 18th of February last
The evidence concluded, the jury returned verdict Of
mot guilty without leaving their box
Frederick Butterbam Henry j. Roberts and Mary Pow
ell were discharged from prison by the Grand Jury
State rs Lewis Frzzel indicted for bastardy Mary F
Trainer being the prosecuting witness Verdict guilty
Mr.. Wheeler for the defence
State as John Wisner set entered
State John Linehart, indicted together with two
other persons for setting fire untenaned house on
VINE alley, Baltimore, on the 10th of August, 1856
during the examination of witnesses in this the
Court adjourned until this morning when the case will be
resumed
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RAPID NAVAL PRoMoTIoN.-The New York Time,
says; By the restoration of the officers of the Naval
netired List, Sergeant Gibson, Of our HarbOr Po.
lice, steps at once from that humble position the
commander of small row-boat to be commander
IN the Navy. The case of this officer was one of pc
cuhar hardship; he returned from a three years
cruise IN the Mediterranean as first Lieutenant OF
the slOop-ofwar ST. Louis, to find himself turned
out OF the service, or what was equivalent to the
same thing, withouta charge of any kind preferred
against him. Being without employment the
organization of our Harbor Police he accepted the
position Sergeant of that part of the Metropolitan
force, for which he was well qualified.
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For CalifOrni.
Steamboat, SuuE

=, FOf CaIifOrnia.
New YoRK, Dec. 23.-The steamer WASHINGTON
sails tomorrow with 300 passengers for California.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-The steamer Peter TelIou
bound from Louisville to New Orleans, sunk near
Greenvle, Mississippi. 1t is believed that no lives
were lost = ~ ~
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Inc New York Times says The American Col
onzation Society has from Liberia the contirnatio
ot report already received that another French
emlgrant vessel had been attempting to secure a
cargo OF apprentices on the coast, but had been
warned off by the authorities.
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BENZ. WASKEY'S

u FURNITURE AND CHAIR WARERoOMS,
No. 3 n. GAY ST.,
and No. IS South street, Baltimore,
Has on hand, and constantly manufacturing, every de-
scrption Of Chairs, Bedsteads Tables Bureaus Side
boards Sofas, TeteaTeteS Lounges, Cribs Setees Wash
and ork stands Cradles, Feathers Feather Beds Bed
ding Hair Cotton and Husk Mattresses wholesale
tail, at prices that must give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bed
ding, &c, at the lowest prices Captains of vessels and
others will find it to their advantage to buy of me- they
may rely having their Goods packed with for ship
ping.
'front.' and No. 3 n. Gay street. oc2l-t
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MOVEMENTS AT THE BRooKLYN NAVY YARp.-All
the officers of the Niagara have been detached with
the exception of Capt. Chauncey and the Chief En-
gineer, Mr.. Faron, both of whom will probably he
continued at their posts until the repairs and alter
ations about to be undertaken are completed The
officers Of the st. Louis have all received orders,
and are on their way to report for duty The sea-
men intended for her are already on board the
North Carolina, where there are now about | 600
in readiness for different commands The steamers
America and Canada, it is finally decided are to be
fitted out for Paraguay. The Brooklyn was ex
pected at the Yard yesterday, to receive her outfit
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The Directors of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company will hold a meeting for tba
election of President of the Company in tbo
city of Baltimore on the 18th of January next.
The Free Masons of Cincinnati intend to c.Ia
brate st. Johns Day, ithe 9th J bv a festival
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&unber.
I UMBER FOR BUILDERS.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

HI BURNS q SIUAN,
Having made large additions their stock of BUILDERS
LUMBER prepared to furnish bills at the lowest mar
rates from 1872 Light street wharf of Eutaw
and German streets dis If
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4 UMBER LUMBER
a

4 UNIDIIt 10 NIbE0
i1 NEW LUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard a No AZ West Falls Avenue % yard south
of Pratt st. Bridge, Baltimore, Nd.
We would respectfully call the attention of our friends
and the pubic generally, to large assortment of
WHITE PINE LUMBER, consisting of Framing and all
Kinds OF White Pine. Also Gemlock, Framing, Fencing,
ana Flooring White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles,
I'thS flckets, &c. We prepared to furnish orders
wholesale and retail with dispatch, the
dang terms 2s we get Lumber direct from large
manufacturing estabshmcnt-Seaver Mills Centre Co..
Pa. nlgtf EDWARD TIrRNER n co
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The Blockley Almshouse, Philadelphia, caught
fire from the bake oven, early on Wednesday
morning, but the fire was discovered in time to pre-
vent great loss ofiie, and property. Loss 81 500
on which there is no insurance,
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The Washington &ar says that the new Senate
Chamber will certainly be ready for occupation by
the Senate BY the 4th proximo.
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FENDERGAST BROS
NoTrcp mo r, =, ,,,,,,,-. . n Smiths wharf
NoTlCE TO CALIFORNIA BOND HOLDERS
WELLS, FARGO CO, are now prepared to rooo;,-.
VI Ou nos OF he state ofCaiforna transport the same
10 sacramento City, and procure ones in accor5
with the Act OF 2Sth Of April 1857 and return SAM W
hscly oclSeoly oFFIcE-s2 BRoApwAy N " W
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tobacco fair has been held at South Winsor.
Nonn, the first exhibition of the kind in the State
The fair originated with few neighbors who are
tobacco growers. organization was formed and an
exhibition agreed upon
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The last number of the Richmond Christiau AG-
rocdte contains the valedctory of its late editor
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, who has for several wears con-
Quoted it with ability and success. He is succeeded
by the Rev. LeOnidas ROSSer.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
~ 8. WTELIS f...-
(tdte Of the firm of Willis d. Coz .-..
LUMBER MERCHANT,
COR. OF EAST FALLs AND EASTERN AVENUES,
Baltimore,
Is prepared to furnish LUMBER in all its varieties both
for BUILDING and SHIPPING purposes and respectfully
soeits the patronage of his former customers and the
PUBLIC generally. Orders received for BRICKS LIME
nj
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The Savannah Republican announces the suicide,
while on canvassing tour, of Hon. John A. Tuck
er, the Democratic nominee for the Judgesbp of
the Southwestern Circuit, and also Senator to the
last Legislature of Georgia, from Stewart.
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a NEW BALTIMORE WEEKLY.
xEWILL BE PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAY, DEC.
%, 1885, the First Number of the
THE FAKIL ] JOURNAL,
Weekly Paper, devoted to Literature News Romance
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[A WELLS. FARGO & 90
SS.--~@ IISGsNEW YORK 4 CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
.<szS.SsEsesssGs AND EXCHANGE COMPANY

= JOlIiI otock Colnpany-Capit pital 5000
OFFTcE-S2 BROADWAY, New YoRK
Boston office San Fran. Office Phil oeioa
SO 4 40 Court Montgomery 400 CI'as,,. -.
Square. & California Sta " 'iesnu' ST.
press. VI Nuoa EN
South America. S' oregon and
9th and 10th OF EACH M0NTH-Express To Havanoh.
all regular steamers ' " nav ana oy
Goods must be accompanied by invoices
EACHANGES on California, Oregon Sandvic,, rs,os.
and Havanai sLEstc ri$ '0i i9''uos
Agents in Baltimore
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ID GORSUCH,
l. C0NVEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT
No. 80 ST. PAUL STREET,
opposite the Record Office, Baltimore.
Gives particular attention the examination Titles
of Property. Also, prepares all kinds of legal instru
ments, such as Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, &C.
Also attends to the settlement of of deceased
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

THURSDAY, December 23 1858.
sl000N C. .RR. bds 'S5. .744 so shs B. .&ORR 561
:! shs Bank of Bait. .99A 25 " " s6Oaf.5. .564
l25 " B&oRR ..564 SO " b3. .564
The Board has this day resolved to adjourn on Friday
next to Tuesday, 2sth instant.
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MUTUAL SAFETY IN

nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania 1885,
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels, Cargo Freights, all parts of the World
INLAND INSURANCES,
On Goods by Rivers Canals Lakes and land Carriages to
all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling Hou-
scs, &C.
ASSETS COMPANY, November ID 1857 s7O2 1856 81
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent
this Company is prepared to receive applications In
surance as above and is instructed to give notice all
persons in this city who desire to place risks with said
Company that their applications for Insurance must be
made at their agency in Baltimore
HENRY A. DIDIER,
ie2l.tfr Commercial Rniihinr Gar street
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Science and Art.
JOHN B. WILLIAMS
CHARLES II. MOORE,
Editors and Proprietors.
1t is wellknOwn fact that Baltimore with upwards of
go 900 inhabitants, is almost entirely dependent
the North for its hebdomada literature 1t to be seen
whether this great city cannot support literary journal
of its own The parties undertaking this enterprise
are determined to spare effort expense produce
paper which shall deserve share of the support of the
reading public.
Sketches of Travel Biographical Essays Summary of
News domestic and foreign Reviews of Books Dramatic
and Musical Criticisms, Reports of Popular Lectures and
such general information will make it welcome guest
in every family The propretOrs determined that
their journal shall be second to in the variety
teres and value of its contents in its literary excellence
and high moral tone Politics and Sectarianism will
most rigdly excluded.
TERMS-!NvARIABLY ADVANCE.
One copy, year 81 four copies, ST. copies s15
single copies, cents Or if preferred it will be deliver
ed by carriers at 16 cents per month
Wholesale Agent for the supply of the Trade.
HENRY TAYLOR,
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FURNrTURE.

LrNAMFLLED CHAMBER SUITS or rURNrrURH I'm
y colnrs and sylcs Wholesale and retail At prices from
ss and upward WARREN WARD, No vi Canal strcsl
Old NO. 81 four dcors esss OF Broadway, Hew vort-
L,uRNIrURE-A FAIR VALUE WILL Bs GIVEN poR
IN furniture, carpets paintings books &e a.. IL, sifh
avenue, between Ninth and tenth streets.
IcUPrlTURE -ADvEzrrssR OFFERS reR SALE nN
consequences OF removal - the country the -four story
and basement private residence No. 2s West Fourteenth
street together with about $40 90 worth OF the choicest de-
scrp,on The
OF the TEST the city and will be sod very thou.
dollars remain foe u years per cent
Posse sion immediately Apply the premises from 10 TO
9o'clock.
Lupsrrusr FURNITURE PRtJx PAto
T. for ho~sehoh furniture csrpetng mtTcrs, 90; also
VIII advance literally furniture, csandse, horses,
wssoue ~sthse diamonds snd all kln,s OF properly be
soli a. suc'ioa Apply 10 RfUhAaD wALcsat & Ca,Aa
rne street
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son 4 CO., WILL SELL DURING


j. BLxECKER, SON CO.. WILL SELL DURING
"A. the c.%iSs " w1 % o,c,oc, ., x.,,.p,
On sch ct lots and gore 100 feet west from I'd av
ficIss 100 cas-: frsm Is. Is by 100 s.es
.sssoS sss s WITH SsaHs s between TN
On JGsn ! house ana iOt No a. SsO, ;NAss 20
On Thursday, IL O'clock at tina Court House. oAuanaA
Supreme Court sale of and Enira Railroad
At C.renon, near Sing snS acres elegantly improved
Al rvington sottage and ares for sale or exchspge
Al clifton Staten sand, neal ferry house ANA 2acre' on
fingrrbo.rd road w.,..
s :e;s %
years since, and win be sscr'sd for 81 600
Al Yrushvs L. L. fine m,rsIon in ateautful grove and
Terms and full pArtcusrsOf the above :. No Bro,d st.
A n gRIsrALAR. AygrIoNEEE, 9, BowERE-wrLL
Do. 900 lbs, Of India rubber packing.
One hanger screw and one set Of double barnes
varnise.
A LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEsR:-A BRAGG 90
VII sell At s1ccn Q. rSssSsy June r. :. s ls,
os and children boots shoes brogans &C., direct from the
A UorIoN NOTICE. COMPTON. KIPLINa COOPER
~ Ssr Ss ::sass lease s:Sa Vim
sr a. 81
ppsns factory on M0sSsy !ans e. ~ i
Xlsno street. or as p Tyis ;yeeqse S5s9sI,a
UCTYoN NOTICE. BoaARr AUcTIoNEEe -sY
auction rooms No North WIlism street corner Frscfost
ssny psiior yNhrs; mahcsany wsrdobs mahogany
49, one cared mirror msrbis brsctes
plain mahogany French bodsteads
as msIesses cottage suit Brussels and ngrss csrpss
hairs mahogany Office desks BRUSSELS c..oes oicloth
e @ nae
'r mortgage
A UCrIoN NOTICE. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ro.n some house No 70 IVES. Twsesy street west Of
rrs covered satin brocse and six plush elessnt mante
Piano made by city maker sud warranted for yesrs
centre and sa tables so
carpets splendid oil ps8ioss BY essbrstsd ar.ts
present owner, real broozss many other 81 art
u!g room furniture oak s1tsn,ion table sdsDoard arm
sssus bedsies6s and wsshssSds mattress many
hs ss % s on
Tie fIst of July.
A UCrIoS NoTIoE-AoRTGAaE SALE OF SALOON
san. sess iSs .: as
IS ns%s1Ss' : Ifsss
~ .aGG8 Spring street -
q Uc11oN SALE OF WATCHES AND JEwELRY-A.
A n. CkIsrALAR aucioueer. q Bowery, Will sell
22d inst large ment consisting OF fine gold
Gina earrings, bracees necklaces studs buttons ds
riggs Aod earrings usrd fob and ves chains
yoid silver watcees tools and pistols and
he nAicsl Instruments &C. &c. BY order OF A. j. j.
a. Jackson, IS neade street.
| a SsIoNrEs SALE ov Ho2sEs CARRIAGES, LIoHr
a wagons hNness &c-W: n: LEWIS SON viii sell
auction Tuesday 22d inst mt II o'clock 81 tie Laura
sabee 70 Eleventh five horses three
sipgie and dcupe harness. Ac sale pod
Ave ode rnfas sQDee-
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SNIraON'S HAIR PREPARATIONB-OONsIBTIN or
w ha hair coorer and hair
injurious ingredients put In large bottles only twenty
I've cents bottle your hair getting gray. wish
prevent badness hair Ia falling from
disease have alex hesdsche scrofulA dandru
boe o< e rssrer; Will impart besuu.ul and inyiso-
rating Appearance other remedies failed n YOU
wsh 70 color hair black o. brown bottle ofbe
hair coorer; u will dArken your hair sured shade
without stain Injurious effect Sold GusemAns druG
store, No 30 Grand s.ree< q allen
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ExTRNsIvE SALE OF ABOUT Sill 900 WORTH OF
N Eleean. rose God household
RuRMITURE HAINrINAS HOrKS OF ART a

The undersigned viii cell at pubic auction Monday,
Tune a. at O O'Clock, wi hout regard weaher the
ire spler furniture, srb- aud bronze satusry.
hlr and bohemian &o coutaned in the ave
1872 West Twenty frat street between Seventh and
eighth embracing SO lots OF rich carved
mahogany walnut asd oak furniture In perfe:.
prispg carved eod rosewood psrlor suits In rich bro
ELK plush superior rosewood psnofore stool and
ausic csti1ei; splendid pier and mAnel mrrors Tursh
unses reception chairs IN brocstel and msdatlon
marble top eteseres with miro, doors; esoreoires,
be sofa AVID pier tables; italian cottage chairs
r-rze chenceliers &c superb paintings and
sss Perar saiuetes and magnificent eleg
mahogany chamber furniture arraore@ with plate
oors dressing bureaus, carved betseads marble top
comodes china to at sets hair stresses
solid OAK dining ursiture bronze clocks
table, dining chairs marble top side ,oard RIGA
reuch India china silver cut glass, cutlery, with
very relating 10 complete Ginning ~ q.
asogpe- will be ready at the house morning OF sale
md reliable eavtor ship the goods
w. b. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer
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INSURE YOUR PROPERLY
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE co.
Capital, paid up and occurred. $500 coo.
once No. II Wal street,
date Continental Bank
This rsts upon favorable
Of the older OF hs city, and sos s share of
in,urAnce business Of New fork and vicinity.
Is capital invested Ia rst class bonds and mort
cages when have recently been submitted 70 and examined
BY appointed ~ the Comptroller Of this state,
L0ssEs PAID PROMPTLY.
Geo. Doughty, p. y Brckhead. 3 n. Provost.
NJ. o. Roberta r. Blsckburne, J. A Hasbrouck,
Olver w. Petit, Edw X ColIins Robert r King,
William Rersen, John r. Mvrray John 4. Godfrey
Isaac bror son, Fivell. ~ g. Blauvelt.
n. X. Olcott Chsa p IIaves j. T. aalomo,
George n. Lewis, Frsncis Randall
GEO. g. DOUGHTY, PRECEDENT
- date of the Rxcelsior Ins. Col
ALBERT WALES, vice PresidenL
Jacob ". KEErpR Secretary.
THE INSURANCE MONITOR,
Il Published monthly I'll % per arpum.
Contanf-StsndinR OF new fovk Insurance Companies.
Quotations OF Insurance stccksI
Insurance Decisiops.
Failure, OF Companies.
synopsis II Life and Marine Corpsnlea
Dividends and Value Of Stocks
with various other articles which should and nader
stood BY all who int resed nsurers
The INSURANCE MONITOR IL al indsr essabe suIde 4,
those who wish W invest In insurance stock nd
cous choice In the selectsn OF snies IA
much important 70 know The value OF insurance
policy than q " bill 7. JONES, Jr PROPRIETOR.
No. IA Wall street, mp stairs.
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A OADKAY or MUSIC OPERA LIBRETf0 THE
only ect edition OF tho Ope performed 81 the
Acssey IL on sale a. the music stores OF Hall Horace
Waters Firth Pond, bchaxfenberg 4 Luis eod 0edb and
jackson.
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AMUSE nsMNTs.


CADESY or nusIr
FIRST pEKsUAm n IN OF a .sg 0PgZA
On MosDAY evening, Jnas 81, 1885,
''sen0a the Me- '%s' r'Sar' opeei
n-S co' tunes, and the TO loving =
Gnu MIA Snllps
Pbao Sr Brgrph
Aoa So cor .s-,s,
n' s,s ooos so.s
Gin e""s i,.o... a. ,;, snt
Uuarda muAoisds &n
seer 10 laid in Greece the remote period CT The td
MAX MARyrzEK ..... Musical director AID Conductor
E'o tiloAawsy. from a N ,oSP NJ
Sc 90 sic %
Doors ''is;s i SH Sr r%a osss.
Durirs the games q Toe 4 tbs so. e.c.A
h:ois:s lovers from rosf
.as ~ po o. o the Sc w S ass Sn
sssS !: saaI:sss Els .s.stiea ss bis $40 own
follower q sso t ssao sSps. OF AID :ocs
rssss from
nsr love IN Be. pride ana csrelexy calls on Phson V
braid. her, and sparns sas clnss sappsa
C mcns, atrrs nup.is 9TH Phsou reosi.sssaf
Ss ana r..
o. ss
be present at her coming nuptal: ber .ss
spP1$ruhoo, ou Suneue otue nor uhmbeB ~ Gvo beHo
her best attire, ADD the temple sano
lows In gorgeous apparel with laurel wreath aud
anss 10 Clmepe. husband her Ruant lover Aosndc
orders her TO leave the temple khe about
calls on Phaou to follow ber but learning that he already
msrred IN rage she overturBs the hymouia Altar, and
driven with curses from the temple.
ACT Ill
Broken spirited and bowed down BY the celestial .lsdio
on the suppoaes tho high priest 81 Apollo permit hr
s H. sss = as,
pairing herself for tho fatal sacrifice AcanrO
Ly smachus and amulet she about her
Bafo s hs Sn lost eauRhter, and sister 70 CHM DO
endeAvors to ee Fer FRI the fatal DECREE but the god Is OBJ
du,ae In nsp'red fen shs sings nrpA al the
voice Of Fhson recalls her TO herself leads him Cene
and rushes To purge the fatal rock Phaon In vain
tempting to follow her.
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
ID PANY
LONDON AND AMERICA.
No. 90 Wall street. New York.
Empowered By Of Parismen. In 1870,
With capital Of three million dol,arA-
Advantages offered TO insurers
The security OF n large realised and invested capital
Large dividends on policies effected on the participation
scale.
The following dividends have aresdy beea made
In December - 80 cent
In December 1871 70 20 per cent
~ Decemper -. per ceo
In December lnSa ID per cent
On the premiums paid
Prompt settlement OF loss-a
The full vAiae given for policies when discontinued
On for the whole Of hfe One halt Of tbs
MUM desired permitted to remain unpaid for The frsl
years loan at interest," then 70 be paid
main a. permanent loaa nj The option Of the Insurer
Loans policies TO- the While OF nfc after OF
three premiums In proportion 70 the value OF the
The acceptance OF California. naval military climate and
special risks OF AL kinds on nent OF Commensurate
premium
for lives assured 20 reside in aay part Of
No extra charge for crossing the Atlantic.
Aeo insurance joint ves-bc amount 10 be paid the
death OF ehe-and endowment children Will N The
child will receive certain attaining the age OF
twenty Insurance be elected payable 70 the
party himself On his reaching the Of hfty hfy Eve
sriy bis representatives Ia OF deaih before attain
ing trch age GEO. n KNKvITr,
CIRknbS's FUND INSURANCE STOCK wANrED-BY
JOHN h. MURRAY.
N Wall street
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A ssIoNrEs SALE ov Ho2sEs, CARRIAGES IoHr
a wagons hNness &c W. n: LEWIS SON viii sell
hy auction Tuesday 22d inst mt IL o'clock tie
Seene sabee "a Eleventh five horses three
light spgle and double harness. &C. sale pod
i've, by order Of gpee.
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a UCrIOS NOTIOB-NORTGAGE SALE OF SALOON
n furpiture reua9I1@ om broadway, for conveaienoe
sale, prisng c1rR tables chairs glass and
gas future. and 70 lsrgs uaniel mirrors WITH
. -. 3Bs Attorney Tor Mortgsgse
nh1 LIN take place Mordsy, June a. loS O'Clock
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
~ GROCERIES,,
FINE NEW TEAS AND PROVI6IONB.

The subscriber pecy his old and
the public at large na he receiving daily No. Al vesey
choice Coffee and refined sugars flour,
butter cheese lard, hams shoulders smoked beef syrup
olasses spces &C. &C. purchased for ossh Grocers bA
cash, and wish to economy In doing the subscriber
respectfully socs call aud examine for hems sves
before elsewhere convinced that they
buy cheaper than any other in the city for
cash he still adheres TO his old not requiring hts
more honorable customers the bad debts which
vsraby in the credit STEM He eaters himself from along
experience in the ssng for
from importers and frs. hands affords HIM sdvsn-
that others the bu pess ahor under who chase
from second bird hands, each 'nshpg per centage
PETER LTNCh 4 CO.
PS-Ship ard socp put ,hs shortest notice
Goos delivered tree of carriage 1he has
nec,on with any other store.