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E, COwlcs q Co., Publishers
9prGiaI Notices.
MATRTMONTAL.

70 TTR LApIEs OF THE UNfTED srArEsi
has besa my good fortune 10 restore to health many
thousands OF my eounip-vomen-.
Ny has excited the malice Of the envious and
aious ut their persecuons ave served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway fni the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. solong held In aIectionate and
hankful remembrance BY chose who have experienced ng
sti can afford To as'pss hs sfors Of mischief makers
nd slandersr ,. r...
ny friends hhye repsAtsal urged me TO place my med
cine for produonE mebslruatn within the reach Of ne
Ladies Of the United slutes but indsposon sntei
dod occupio by quacks with their pernoous
and fear that unprnGpe might palm upon
vented FROM establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAflE DE FEMAlR," /" In the United States
tsst yield 70 the enreaes Of patients and friends
and oer TO the suffering Females Of America medicine
heA has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
Ia regard to the efficacy Of the JAMIE DE FE HME
aoed only say that quid farm aud aKdotis such
ssI have used paecein France for many years and
that il has failed TO secure satisfactory result.
The annie de Femme" aud measIruation sinnd in the
latiOn Of cause and eject 1isAnke powerful gngneie
healthy menstrual flow whtre tneyer has existed and
It where il has been from any suppressed
In order guard against mposon wrapper bf atoo
hOns each bottle Of the "Ame de Fommo wi bear my
written signature. ana both the bottle and enclosing
uil he sealed with NY private seal, ..
DB. p. II. RECORD
-HTTT II 'IET'Ir -----ttHslI
For sale, whol9saisnn Retail, ~ WILLIAM FIsKE
No 29 superior street Cleveland, who win suppl the
Annie de Femme At the Propretor's pnoes.
SulO dGwlyG hffI. .s.
VNHE BEST STARTIFfCIALH HELP TO
a THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
~
ESsN5 5zaS4
N. II. SOLOMoNSON.
PRAcTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest assortment of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ighted ground under his Wnspection by machine
yOf construction with the greatest care, rs to
sui tho eyes in all cases. curing Weasss DiTzinsss
aanmatiOg 1e Eyes, and impaItns strength Tor long
Reading or fne sewing. o
| u N. u. Solomonson would here inform the public
hAthe employs any 10 the sale OF hislenseS
CF- Also, splendid assortmen Mt Of SPY GLASSES MI
| CRosGOPEs, COMPASsES, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
| InSeTted without pain, bS perfect as natural.
lrS-Ocess Superlorstrsst under the American Hotel
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Tn CkMPBELLB bad another crowded honst
last night, the hall being hlled witha highly res
pectable RpdithoO. The membeT3 Of THIS Troupe
unlike some who have visited our city, take pride
in their personal appearance and reputation foi
dsoorum and gentlemanly conduct They are moi
found At sAloObs o. houaos Of ITephta. but ahov
themsslves 10 be perfect gentlemen, SUCCESS q
them wherever they 20, ana may we soon receive
another visit from them.
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CLEVELAND,
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1888
tRepored for the Eeader.l
UNITED STATES COURT.
Trial ofthe welitnaton. slave Rescue Case.
IURsDAY mORNING, APRIL m, Is5q

SHH'HbANDi hPi' ~
TnRrEEsrH DAY. fUfHE1
Court convened at o'clock. The exsminA.
ton of Anderson Jennings was continued, Mr..
RIDDLE remarked that on the rendering Of the
verdict on Friday he had entered a motion for
new trial, but he now wished to withdraw
that motion The withdrawal was therefore
entered upon the Journal.
Mr.. Jennings testified that Langstou was in
the room with tho boy aud the Southern party,
and was asked BY Lowe to go down and tell the
crowd that they had legal authority for the boy.
Langston refused, saying that it would be of no
use, as "we are determined to have him at any
rate"
Mr. Mitchell was called and repeated his tes-
timOny given on the former trial On the quss
tion of what the boy John said to Mitchell OF
Lowe on being taken by them on the road from
Oberlin to Wellington, the Court held that the
aetion Of the negro might be taken in evidence,
but what he said was incompetent testimony.
He was 3, person and the same rule applied as
in ordinary trials. The witness related tho oir-
cumstances Of the arrest and the rescue. On
being asked on the cross examination, as to how
many persons at Oberlin he communicated the
purpose of his visit TO that place Judge BELDEN
objected and said if Prot Peck was TO be allow
ed to instigate all of these outside question, he
should move to have that gentleman sent back
to jail Mr.. BAcKUs replied that Prof Peck
had suggested none Of the questions, and he was
asking them for the purpose of testing the re.
collection of the witness in regard to the cir
cumstances of the case. Upon this ground the
Court allowed the question to be put
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Real estate Agturp,
Buil0ers e. Arfbitefts,

BROOKS s. O. 4 E. W., BUILD
Id ERs AlsS hanufaelu[ers Of Doors isi' Bndis' saat @
Rraeksts and al kinds Of Scroll Saving ana 42sV Moa G
Diyision-st nea Centre Block. Cleveland. o. nol9-osi
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School VIsIToRs.--In accordance with the re
quirsments Of the law, the Board OF Education, Of
the last meeting, appointed the following Visiting
Committees for the Schools in the yariOas Wards
Isr WARp--s. s, Neither, George. +. Marshal
Edward Kingsley
2D WARD-George A. Benedict, Joseph W. Gray,
+. T. Baekus,
80 WARDLJosiah A. Harris, B, BroWnell, r. c.
Yates
5ra %1RD-Geo. O. Dodge Dudley Baldwla,
VIM, LOwrie.
DOane a.l I..
7TH wARD-wm, +, Parker, N, Z, Warren, A
II. Belts, w. te-4LE
sTH WARD, b, Palmer, 7, Lindsay, 8. W.
johnson.
9TH WARp-ReY. Lewis Burton, J. NJ. COfin
berry Charles w. Palmer. n1l
lOTH WARD-L U, Masters, j. A. RediDgton
ilrH WARD-John kirkpatrick, Daniel Ste
phan, VIM Merriok.
Hon School, EAsT SIDE--GeO. Wiley, Rev. II
Il. Brown, b. White, w. ID Beatte.
HIGH SoHOOL, WRsT SIDE7-ReY. Mr. Pope
Hon. VIM b. Castle, DR.. j. A. Sayles.
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For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, ~ WILLIAM FIsHE
No 2s superior street Cleveland, vino will suppI the
Annie de Femme At the Proprletor's prloes
II hRtvav
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MELoDEoN.--To.night An Burnett will enter
tain the public with his rhetorical and iluStratiVl
recitations His posters are funny but he is fun
nier. If you, kiad reader, want a hearty laugh
90 and hear thH genius In his cOmeal personationi
and resitadOns, and II you wish to hear most ad
mifable and powerful elocutonary exhibitions, g
70 the Melodeon 70 night and bear and see All
Rnrneu Is
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Rnnr1iflnn.
&n0r0pErs.

RNaR HVTNG AND LTTHOGRAPHtNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
D EN0RAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs Bank
tTeat Clavslapd n
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DOUGLAS 4 sHERWOOD's sKIRTs,

SRoWE SKIRTS, .a...,.
ag m aoJ m : .lrNlt 1O0J- .i
.,YJ.Cf H For Mlssess and Ladies l.s
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broeght back

Seth Bartholomew testihed. that he saw a
crowd gathered about the streets Of oberlin on
the 18th ofSsptsmber but did not see Charles
Langston,
Morris A. Wood repeated his testimony given
on the former trial Knew Charles Langston
Saw him at Wellington on the day Of the res
cue, about the middle Of The afternoon He
was with the crowd at thrt place. The first
cry at Oberlin and Wellington was that John
had been kdnapped, Langston was there but
not hear him say that he would shoot Some
one with him said they would shoot
Adjourned to this morning at O'Clock.
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THE RULfNG PAssIoN.-A person having
occasion to visit an old couple at Durham, of
extremely penurious habits, founl them
holding counsel together upon a matter
which apparently weighed heavily on the
minds OF BOTH and thinking it was respect
ing the probable dissolution of the wife,
who was lying dangerously i'll, proceeded
to offer them all the consolation in his power;
but was cut short by being informed that
that was not exactly the subject they were
discussing, but one which afflicted them still
more deeply, the cost of her funeral and,
to his astonishment, they continued their
ghastly calculations until every item in the
catalogue, from coffin to nightcap, had been
gone through, with much grumbling at the
rapacity of the undertallers when a bright
thought suddenly struck the husband, and
he exclaimed:
"Well, Janet, lass, yc may not die after
all, ye ken g Deed, an | hope not, Rob
crt, replied his helpmate, i'll low, feeble
voice, " for am quite sure we Gamma afford
il. .'-Sundertaud EngLand) Uerald.
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Gov. STEWART $ LATEsT.-The latest {" ec-
centricity of Gov. Stewart, of Missouri, is
thus chronicIed in the St. Louis Republican,
of Monday. Its Jefferson City correspond
ent writes under date of the 7th:
little episode occurred just after the
Senate met. this afternoon worthy of note.
a few days since q resolution was intro
d1ced by Mr.. Watkins, aud passed, calling
upon the Governor for information, or evil
dence, upon which he issued certain bonds
to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, and the
resolution, with a letter from the Secretary
of the Senate, was sent to the Executive by
a page. The Governor returned the same
back, with the following laeonic endorse
ment:
JEFFERSON Cry, Dec. II, 80.
Because have the right and power to do
it. F. r. NJ. STEWART.
After some debate. the matter was passed
for the present.
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-sRD. TnE U.,.O OEssxG.VE

&GfKB.-FHE E.N-O y IL - ~ ~ - -
u for many wears chief Clcik III tho iou>r II
JOHN HURLEY x Co., ln-gs 10 "1ier his services
Commission Merchant, to thu. friends and ,Eri ruus
OF that hou5e, NOW that il has retired from lsinoss
it'll this end in view have Formed co partner
ship with Mr.. T.. W. Benton, senior of the Old and
wen known hrm nf H. W Benton & CO.. ml,Ier The.
name and style OF BENTON &klNG, 10 take place
from the lst of May, prON.
The subscriber relics for support upon the friends
of the Old house OF JOHN HURLEY & 90. w!ss,
have had opportunities OF experiencing the prulnt-
hess aud ability with which he attended 20 their
business Very respectfully,
THOMAS KING,
Corner OF Lafayette and New Leyee streets.
New On leans, April IT, 1888 au.8-y
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bE3F~ 4 man who had made a fortune by
industry and close economy in retail busi-
ness, at length retired from his own trade,
and turned bill-discounter. One day in
midsummer, friend happened to say 10 him,
How pleasant it is to have such long bright
days. -" Why, yes, replied be, hut
these long days the interest comes in so
,Iow."
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OUR SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
CL A IS 5l .t
~ = - ETu "a,

Drales on Saturday, Nor. 10. 1859.
Whole Tickets, S2G Halves, SIO; Quarters. IS
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates in TIA
above schemes to
WOOD, EDDY & co, Wilmington Del
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta ;eorgia
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta
Be fhe Drawings of the Delaware State T.o
teries are published in the New York Times an
Herald and New York Zeitung. Circulars cantain-
ing Schemes for the month will be rens free. of ex
pense 10y addressing as above. tItsc2a
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ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
NY III. DEG.4 R.uO, C3RRE5GE
AZe MANUFACTURER
NJ ain street, near the Canal.
ain street, near d
EVASSAttIr ISl

EvASsAIELE, IND
Has on hand a large stock of Buggies and Wagons
of every variety--all of his own nls.nuE4.-ture
which he will warrant to be superior to any work
TO be purchased at the East for the same prices
During the late hard times, and tis nclement win
ter with its impassably muddy roads, the demand
for Carriages has been light, and his stock haas NJ.
cuniulated in his wxreFooms to dispose of it. anl
te relieve himself from slight pecaIliary pressure
lac will sell at remarkably low prices ANY person
who wants a baautifHl Buggy At a bargain, i'll find
better chance for trade thar he has ever had be-
fore, az DEGARMOpS
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
(tH.ERLRs =. WELLS, EnPORTEx

AMARLBS =. WELLS, LHPORTEK
y (DIRECTl AND Wholesale JOBBER,
NO. IL FIRST ST, OPP. J. II. DTAGHEE Il 90
have now, and always keep, a good large stock
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
My facilities for buying une1ualled by any
Hardware man. Having been raised to the Hard
ware trade in Indiana and Cincinnati, my acqIaint-
ance with the demands OF the West are thorough
WITH A TRADE
that demands very large quantity of Goods, and
the care and pains taken by in selecting PRIME
brands and Qualities | am enabled to offcr
THE BEST OF GOODS
l""er than many would have to sell trashy articles,
scarcely worth the freight home. A minute exam
4 COUNTRY MERCHANT
Is equivalent to sale to the party, without fail.
And the best advertisements have are the salts
factory reports made by my
WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS,
and the strong recommendations given of NV es-
adjustment to others who desire TO Law in a new
stock by those who regularly purchase Of me
For Fall and Winter sales l offer
100 bNs Wells 'sHunt's Axes; so do T.iDninrotts
do; so do. Collins do 10 doz Sausage Cuttrrs n0
doz Pocket Knives; 3; 1000 sets Table Knives and
Forks 100 doz Butcher Knives POO do. Shears and
Scissors 90 do Razors; 1000 do. Files (mostIy
Butchersl; p do. Grain Slovels; 80 10 AnIe.' do
and other brands 1000 lbs Pump Chain; 81 setts
do Gearing Zoto feet de- Tubing split and bOre);
90 doz Selves aud Riddles ; 3 eases Mill Saws do
Hook Tooth and Cut Saws; 20 dozen Wood Saws
(framed); 300 duz Locks and Latches :f0do Rntts,
1900 gross Screws e. to in }; 800 doz Pad Locks
(assorted); l,uuU,OOU G.. ID. Gun Caps; 00,OOO = b.
do do, plain and ribbed 59uOnO other qualities
'u,Ot9 " t.iSNS curry tolntSs -
do school States; d. Rifles 5 do Shot Gums
(S2 TO 50 eIoh); . do. Gun Barrels Gun Trim
minSs in amy qmmtity-largest assortment in the
Stute.
SCALES At FACTORY PRICES.
loo Platform (rea aud Countcr) 81 Scale Beams
p dozen Steely;,rls.
JAPANED AND STAMPED TINWARE
20 cases (fully assorted) 81 btlis Timers Wire
Kettle Ears, Eivets, Brass Wire, Cloth &c
MACHINE BETTING.
10000 feet Gum Betin= aud Hose; 500 lts Gum
Packing t.lssortell. With =
Needles, Port Monnaes Cslndlesticks
m bt ushea' tombS, Bed FasteuiDgs.
fhlmhIes, Razor StrOps, Clothes PIN.
Pencils Harms (,ripdStnnas
Tacks, Skates, t,ohse Mills e.,
AS SOME D,N,
do not, advertise all the goods sold in the last Is
months, aud all expect TO sell during the ext Is
months.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
can satisfy themselves by looking iu that hava
and 10 Keep ON hand (by far the most superior
stock AS TO size and quality, kept in the State
WIN Hardware alone, l occupy three stories and
'Tlir i h"'Ise . feet front by 100 feet deep pur-
Shtseu "A ha.thuiacturers alone all the Eastern
manufacturing States, and
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
importing (iireot all foreign Hardware and Cut
lery.
Good sound Merchants sold on usual time and
Cash buyers offered bargains
THAT ARE BARGAINS
All orders filled promptly, and will have ny Der
sohal attention Hardware is much cheaper than
ever Call and seel CHAS- ). WELLS,
nOv1y No. Is First street, Evansville
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NEGRO QUALMTIEs.-Mr Trollope, in his
recent book on the West Indies, thus gives
his estimate of what is the natural character
of the black mani
ain many respects the negro's phase of
humanity differs much from what is common
to us and which has been produced by our
admiXture of blood and our present extent
OF civilization. They are more passionate
than the white men, but rarely vindictive
as wp are. The smallest injury excites
their eager wrath, but no injury produces
sustained hatred In the same way, they
are seldom grateful, though often very
thankful. They are covetous of notice as is
"A dhild or dog; but they have little idea
of earning continual respect. They best
love him who is most unlike themselves, and
they despise the colored man who approach
cs them in breed When they have once
recognised Il man rs their master, they will
be faithful to him; but the more they fear
that master, the more they will respect him.
They have no caro- tar Tomorrow, but they
delight in being gaudy for to-day. Their
crimes are those of momentary impulse as
are also their virtues. They fear death but
if they can lie in the sun without pain for
the hour, they will drag themselves to the
hospital, though their disease be mortal
They love their offspring, but in their rage
will ill-use them feariully. They are greedy
OF food, but generally indifferent as to quail
ity. They rejoice in 6nery, and have in
many cases begun TO understand the benefit
of comparative cleanliness; but they are
rarely tidy. A lit lemakes them happy,
and nothing makes them permanently
wretched.
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In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the
amount OF money to our address, for what you wis;
to purchase; name the Lottery in which You wisI
it invested, and h rJLor wish Whu..S IIatYe-
Quarters, receipt - which, We 4IId What .
ordered, by first mail, together aitn he srIcnlt
immediately after the draw ns, the drawn mum.
bers viii lie sent with IA written eK PLANTATION.
no Purchasers will please write their -i.sIlatarss
plain and give the name OF their Post oice. Court.
aald State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes OF ! 900 aud nnier, paid inluleIiatel,
after the drawing other prizes at the ns,Al timco
40 days.
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BSS- A medical student joined, without
invitation, party dining at an inn. After
dinner, he boasted so much of his abilities,
that one of the party said, "You have told
us enough Of what youcan do; tell ns some
thing you cannot do. "--' Faith said he, az
cannot pay my share of the reckoning"
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
foR THE RAPID CURE OF


CoCGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARSENESs, Group,
BRoNcIITIs, IkcIRIENT GoNsUMPTIoN, AND RoR
THE RELIEF or CoNsUMPTIvE Patients IN AD-
yANCED STAGES OF THE DISEASE.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
the of its cures, that almost every
section OF the country a0oUnds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use
When once tried, its superiority every other
medicine OF its kind, is too apparent 20 escape OBJ
servatiOn, and where iIs virtues are known tho
public no longer hesitate what antidOte to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of tho
pulmonary organs that incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the COM
munity Lave failed and been discarded, til is has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits ON
the afflicted they never forget, and produccd
cares too numerous and too remarkable 70 be fOr
gotten. sF
ss- Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER GGO-, lowell,
Massachusetts,.
Sold by KELLER lE WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the conn
rty. octIg-5md&weow
zg/af0 ZEN" sE.lRE!-RUEL.G .GSSORT
" ment in store, OF reen wire, 1T
CHARLES s. WELLS,
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yE1O .uExGHA.N-Ts, r.HI.sIoEs.,,s,

- AND DlttGGiSIS.
We regularly receiving additions stock
of DRUds, MEpfcfNFs, CHEMfCAIs, PAINTS, OILs,
NAKNGsHES, fERFuMEEN, and FANCY Articles,
which we hrs' prepared to offer to the trade as
good terms can lie pI :hased in Cincinnati, Lou
tSvillr, -. Louis.
We have in Store II tuuS of Extra PURE WnIrt:
LEAD, ia kegs of - HIS, - MS, IuU ih4 which
selling to the trade nj mt,nf;lcturers' prices
kELEEK & WHITE,
~ Main Sfr4fr
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rs Nu,nbers-I3 Drawn Ballots.

32 }y6 Prizes amounting $3.50, ,ise
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters ST.
Certificates of Packages in tho above scheme, IC
be drawn each Wednesday, will be soI ut the t,t.
lowing rates, which is the risk A:
Certificate of Package OF 2 whole tie1etsSl49 5u
= " rs half ...... "a ~
- 20 quarter " ..... ~ 81
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ECONOMY Is WEALTHlI
DE ECEEE'E .g.N'D ron SALE

- u low for cash ut No. Second street, "a large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys aud Youths Kip and Calf, prime article
nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber OYershoe.s
Sandals, Buffalo, Gossinere, &c.
Also 81 variety OF Ghildren's and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles ulsserons to nIea-
tion. Give No. call, if YOU ish 10 blly cheap
Yours on friendly terms,
nuEa6 JOHN RASCH
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Home Insurance Comply,
5 OF NEW YORK -



C4PLT1L STOCK, (AH paid IN Sl,ooo,0Oo
: che HONE INSURANCE cGMpANY continGes
damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND
TRANSFORMATIONS, on terms as favorable as the
nature of the risks and the read security of the in
sured and Of the Company will warrant.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUsTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
Abstract of the twelfth semi annual statement of
the condition of the HOME Insurance COMPANY,
Of the city Of New York, ON the Goth day of June,
1859. a sHE
ASSETS. ....a @&
Cash, balance in Bank 50 1892 &c
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien -= 81
ON Real Estate, worth ut least 81,
JS214JU) S2},S2 O5
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
(market value of securities, Sj0l,-
9s2) ......... ...................... 229 ,476 90
Bank Stock, market value )............ s4,l50 90
value -. -. :. ....... . 75,349 81
vaIue,) -. .... ............ 1926 90
Missouri State Bonds, (Alarket valuel 1890 90
Tennessee State Bonds, market valueJ g,2G2 80
Real Estate, No Wall street...-.-....-. G1,412 -
Interest due on Ist July, 1889, (ofw which
81, ,ls2 2 has since been receivedl 22,z22 60
course of transmission from Agents
on Both June, (of which, s., ZIG 81
has since been received) )............. I9,2I1 ~
Bills Receivable, (for premiums ON in
land risks),,;...,.- 13,4g7 o8
icies issued at ollice........... 1861 10
Totai.................,.. ,457 ,s2s II
..w LIABILITIES. H..-.... .s a.r.e.
Claims for losses out standing
on the Both June, 1853, es- ..
umfted at..--.....---.. 81, lZU 26
Duo Stockholders on account
of Tenth diYded.............. 44O 90
S2O,57O 20
New York 10Th July, 1889
CHAS j. MARTIN, Pres't,
A. II. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
JOHN McGHEE, Asst. Secretary
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