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HWrOBY or THE EXPRESS COMPANIES aud the Origin
ef American Railroads. By A. l. Sums0n. Pub
ltshed by the Author.
me history q tho express companies Of America the
history Of our commerce al progress for the last quarter Of
century. In tracing Il Mr. Stimson resoues from obi
von the names Of many whose enterprise courage and
faith IN the future that progress Is mainly owing.
NH,sOUs or RossRr HoUpls, Ambassador. Author
and Conjuror, written by himself Evans, Phila
delpbia.
most delightful book, characterised by all the epig
Is Of the stage Of the celebrated conjuror,
and full o those happy Ancies by which he used 70 capt.
vate whistle imposed upon his audiences.
PREPARINa FOR PUBLICATION.
Miss Lizzie Petit the popular vrginian authoress has
withdrawn from the press her new work, "The Stars Of
the Crowd for the purpose Of making several important
esnendaaions in the manuscript will DO published
early spring. and will be illustrated by number Of
our best artists.
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TELEG RAPHIC.

SAVANNAH, Oct %, 1850
The steamship Isabel brings Havana advces Of the 25
Marshal Serrano is his way to Havana enter upon
his duties as Captain General of Cuba in November
The health of Havana is good.
The sugar market firm and buoyant. Good clayed
was quoted at 91f rails, and muscovado at 6X 8
rails.
Molasses scarce and in improved demand.
Rice also was in limited supply and good demand.
Exchange on London, sixty days, l7K IS per cent
premium. Exchange on New York, Boston and New Or
leans 5K 64 pcr cent premium sight bills, and
per cent premium for sixty day bills.
Freights active.
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The Accident to the New World-Card
e. from the Telegraph Operator.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

There appears in the Tribune Of Saturday morning
card which does great injustice to the operator the New
York Office Of the Buffalo line well to the line ITSELF
The author of the card Be grieved because he
could not get over tho wres at midnight of Wednesday
a telegrapbc despatch announcing the disaster TO the
steamship New World. The facts in the these;
The regular closing hour of the Offices the Buffalo line
s $50 r. NJ. On "Wednesday night, at nearly eleven
O'Clock, individual called upon the operator at Yon
kers and having reused him from his sumbers requested
him 70 send telegraphic despatch TO New Work. The
caller assured by the operator that late,
that all the Offices were closed and would be useless
make any attempt at that hour to the New York
operator. This reply however, not satisfactory
the applicant and therefore, in order to make SO, Mr.
Ashley, the operator went to his Office and remained
there for upwards Of hour calling in vain for the New
York Office 10 respond This the precise result which
the applicant had been told to expect and here tho mat
ter necessarily ended
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A6htrs In Cuba.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

QUE HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Oct %, 1859.
Ninnbr Of American .&eamshsps and Gay Scene in
Por-Tne Opera Excitement, ac.
Our bay alive with shipping Of tho commercial
marine Of the United States me Havana Q beautiful
packet which between this city New Orleans
will carry 800 bbls lard and 900 kegs and forty pas
sengers. having fine atateroom accommodations.
We have our community much more animated, by the
arrival this morning OF The Opera troupe Of Max Maretze
all well and In voice for their first appearance tho
boards
HAVANA, Oct q, 1862
Planter Murdered By CHises ApprcmAces- Drafting for
the Ob,ored Miistta-Mecantile Sspzssio.-TAe United
States Propeller CRUSADER Cruise-7Ae Captain Gene
raj and His Authority-Progress Of the African Slave
Trade, de- dc.
On the 9th instant twenty one Asaticos free colo.
nists, ran away from plantation called La Maravia
near Matanzas They apprehended and taken back
the same day. and on the succeeding they murdered
the owner Of the estate, Don Augusn Valera with their
spades and other agricultural instruments John China
will serious trouble of these days in the
island.
Last Tuesday regular CONSUMPTION of the free negroes
and muattoes Of this city took place for the militia one
out Of every five being selected by ballot There
immense throng of their male and female relatives and
friends, who crowded the south side OF the Palace where
are the chambers Of the Ayuntamiento (corporaton)
which the balong took place. As the conscrpts were
marched of by the Salvc Gaurdius EARNED poce),
wards the Cerro their female relatives and friends applied
the most obscene language to the alve Guardus using
most filthy epithets towards them II is generally
understood the larger portion Of them to to Spain,
to be employed in the war against Morocco.
The firm Of Fernandez Schimper Co. OF this city has
been compelled 10 solicit respite from its creditors
Their balance sheet shows surplus Of assets over the
liabilities
The United States propeller Crusader Lieut. Commander
Mofatt, arrived here from Philadelphia 10Th instant
She merely touched at this port to regulate her chrome
meters, and sailed again next day cruise, have
to believe to look after that arch buster Walker
now generally reported that general Serrano to
come 10 administer the government of this island
not ss Captain General, but vceroy with government
entirely independent Of Spain, having set OF Minister'S
Vice Regal Court, &c.
Mr. William c A. Laurence, Of Pennsylvania, a nephew
of President Buchanan, Is at present in this city. He
turns home by the way Of New Orleans &c.
The bark Williams, late OF Bristol R. l., las been sold
in this city for IS 000 She is TO 20 to the Coast Of
Africa for q cargo OF BoZaes.
The African slave trade nourishes amazingly. have
to report the landing -four cargoes Of Boz .es
One between Maanzas and Cardenas, another Guant
namo third at the sea port Remedies and the
fourth at or near Cenfuegos
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Married.
P1AGEr-vAN HoUTr.-h Brooklyn, on Thursday, Oct.
~, by the Rev. L. NJ johnson, FExDKucK A. nAGEr Of
Passac, 70 CoRSElA A., daughter OF H. Van Houen, Of
Paterson, New Jersey.
Also, at the time, HxSRy v. PIAGEr, OF Jersey
City, SAVANNAH, eldest daughter Of Henry Stn Of the
same place.
wARRxS-CAIpwnL-O Saturday, Oct. 20, at Jersey
City, by the groome father Grew Ira p WARREN IRA D..
WARRxS, JR, of New York; 70 MARY Z CALDWELL, OF the
former place.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from ass
Broadway to Broadway Of Blocker Photo
grApheL Daguerreotypes and Anbrotypea
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto
ries-wooD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KxSrUcKy AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DxAwARs-ExTRA CLASS, No. $50. OcroBER g. 1859.
A8, "a, ~, IL. II, s, 48, 55, 81, Is, Is. 40.
DnIAwARs-CL-Ass No. $40. OcroBER %, 1850
81, ~, %, 8, 81, 8. as, 73, 81. 20, IS, 3, az.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
WOOD. EDDY CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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City POlificg.

THE SLATE" WITH THE NAMES or THE CITY NOMI-
NEEs FOR THE NOVEMBER ELECTION.
As the election day approaches the politicians busy
talking up their avorite candidates. and the candidates
themselves brushing up their old clothes and putting
the best side out to win the good viii and votes Of the
electors. digest Of the antecedents Of OF the
candidates in nomination would be curious document
indeed Most Of the candidates Taxpayers many
Of them keepers Of low grog shops and other kindred
calpes For the information Of the intelligent voters Of
this city subjon list Of the candidates nomination.
20 that they can @ Of two evils choose the least,
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Get Your Fall Style Hat OF White, ais
Broadway, Barnums Museum.
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FRANCE, BRoADBENrs 1 CO.,


FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO.,
nANAGEks.
The Legislature of the state ~ Delaware Last session
having given 70 France, Bs0adbens Co lottery for
twenty the undersigned Appointed
BY ne Governor ~ SAID State superntsnd OF
bess drawn this day
SUSSEX CoUsrr-cLAss 1856. OcrosEx ~, 1850.
a6, "a, 80, 10, 81, 40, u, 6s, 8, 8, Is, IL, g.
GRAND coSsoLDArxD IorrxRr-cIAss Nrsx OCT y, 1852
"a, Is, 10, n. eS, Al. SO, s3. Sc, "a, 81, ST.
Witness onr handle At Wilmington, Del, this day tsaiur.
day., October 20 1889 -
J Joas " wv WALxu }coum,s,,on,r.
ALFRED Il. WOOTTES
FRANCE, BROADfGNTS d Co.
Wilmington. Del
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observation-disclosures BrOthers' Pho
toQrsphs persons from dssuerreotypes give
rful satisfaction In every instance. 2A9 Fulton street.
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Richard schcll, the Tammany candidate the Fourth
sons, the Mozart Hall for Senator In the
district says be VIII resign when suitable representa-
tive shall have been substituted. Geo. Opdyke is tho
peoples candidate for Senator in the Sixth district
Is rum0red that Mr.. Penj r. Manniere will decline
the nomination for Senator from the republicans OF tho
Eighth Senatorial district
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The Republican Convention in this district met last night
at the Museum Hotel in the Fifth ward and endorsed tho
nomination Of Samuel Hall, NJ D., Of the Eighth ward
candidate for Senator. Mr. Hall had previously boen
nominated by the old line wings and Americana
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English Cr1cketers.-An Imperial Pho
tpgrsph Of The "An England Eevep exhibition q
BRALYS Galley 64s Broadway Of Beecker street
stereoscopic view Of the cricket ground with cricket
ers playing Copies Of the storeoscot 10 view for sslA
The Late Hon. ID. C. Broderick.-PhOto-
graphs Ambrosypes and Cameotypes at the HOLMES Gal
iery, 691 Broadway.
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Warranted Purely Vegetable.

100000 Five millions of boxes Of BRANDRETHS PILLS
The sale steadily and thousands
die from fevers which these Pulls could certainly
cure Brandreths Pills simple, but unmatched for ell
cacy How mpo tant that at secure advantage
over kpess be had outlay Of only Is cents
Office 29i Canal street, and>by all druggists.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees-T best In The world Wholesale and retail and ths
dye privately applied, Al No Astor House.
HOllOWay's Ofntment.-The Effect OF
this peerless SAlve truly wonderful
and scorbnc erupons hat hnd deaed every other
Maiden lane.
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Defiance Salamander Safes-With Pa
pow proof locks bars burgu.
lar pcf psTor safes Depot Murray of oi
W. 80 ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Rupture Cured by Marsh ana Co.'S Rs-
dlrs cnrr 1rn They slso keep slt Elastic stockings for
cose veins Supporter and Shoulder Braoes
Tor def1nties uads 70 order No vesey ssroes Astos
house, New York
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Wigs S.; Toupees and Hair Dye.-Cnm.
IRONS 1870 Fulton street. Brooklyn For style and quality
Anc CHALLENGE he world
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Barry's TricopherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beufyiug cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try S by al
nrrrrlsta. - e -
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(vAMPHOR ICE. CAMPTIOR ICE
~ Z. w. voNDEksMITH'S CAMPHOR ICE viii cur1
sh.ppsd hsnds face lip. e. In one n The only ST.
Copyright secured An ohers counterfHta Depot IN
Bo.ery New York Mrs Hays rs Fulton skreet Brooklyn,
and by all The Wholesale drugeists In tka city.
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The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Mn.
chnes $780, hemmes attached Office iS9 Broadway.
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VI bRIKKARD Of Or zELI,s Temperance T Po-aer.

- and be gill soon take dislike 70 ~
smell Of intoxicating drinks and other
Packages with directions. 81, s. and Sh Warranted
poison and he given unknown without fear Of dsovesy
Once 4A1hird street. two doors east from Second
N Y. Two stamps psy postage
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Glass Shades! Glass S,SsGes!!
Glass shades of all sizes clocks flowers &c
constantly hand and made to oiGer Depot 1856 William
street. conner of Ann.
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Pages "Venus"
Nov exhibition Mt the galleries Of the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Tenth street, near Broadway.
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Ladies' Furs, Furs, Furs, at Storm Il
CO.'S, LIS Broadway, under howard Hotel.
chronological Examinations, with
charts written descriptions and advice given daily oy FOw
LEH v ELLIS sos Broadway.
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Read John Mitchers Letter the Bri-
teh and Parole Questions the forthcoming
Of The IRISH AMERICAN For sale everywhere Price
1BR ZEE CENTS.
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EeTrsng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway of Murray
street. New York.
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IyINE FURS 3.ssH
The undersigned have hand every varietyof
LADIES FCRS AMI,
FANCY SIkI0H ROBES
to which they would call the Of he trade Their a.
lection Of
SABLE AND MINK CAPEs AND CLoAKs
de1ee competition.
a choice assortment OF RUSSIAN SABLE SKINS aiways
on hand. q. Il. BRESrER b co.
rs BROADWAY,
Corner OF Rector s.reeG-
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
nPs bnndages, and Dr. Glovers lever truss No
Ann street. - -
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Bntchcicr's Hair Dye, wigs snd Tou-
peesThe be In the world surpassina AZ rnats sod and
applied q, the mandatory, 2sS Broadway
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Books Received 60 October 20.
wises History and Practice u Asronantacs
Women Artists In I'll Ages and Countries
Leccioues sobre u Historic do Il IsiA do Cuba
Grants Shakespeare, VIOLA Q, ~.
Hallecks Elements Of Military Art.
Clarence Nsnssn's Poems.
willis Poems, Illustrated. Clarke Austins edition
vsndsuhors Leaves from an Actors Note Book
Cooper's Novels. Townssnd's edition-Ths Prairie.
Stmson's Express History.
Mrs FOSTERS wayside Glimpses.
Life for Life, by the author Of John Halifax.
Good Fight and other Tales; by Charles Rsade.
The Corner Cupboard; Miscellany Of Useful Know
ledge.
valentine's Corporation ordinances.
Highways Of Travel, or a Summer In Europe.
The Students Hume.
Antisen on Photogen.c Ola
Iewes' Physiology Of Common Lfe.
HaIdresser's Experience 10 High Lie.
Man from his Cradle to his Grave.
Memoirs Of Robert Hondtn.
6aintly Characters
letters to Married Women.
Prasds Postcai Works.
Rides and Ride Practice.
Life Of Hannibal
Parker weston's National Second, Third Fourth and
Fifth Readers.
Lost and Found.
Pesssson's Cheap Edition Of Dickens worts-David
COpperaeld and Master Humphreys Clock.
The Boys Own Toy Maker.
Harry Lee; A Hope for the Poor.
Women OF WORTH A Book for Girls.
Iizxy Glenn.
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Dars b0S Ir,aavnv Nav York
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OPENER.
WHAT rs oLDNERS DELTA EYE oPENERs
Oldner Delta Eye Cpeners the and best tonic
offered to the public
made from fruits, such grapes pruues &c,
urely free from all deeter ioua compounds.
tits charming coca tall appetser. It's adaptation
all affections c the digestive peculiar ITSELF
0ldners Delta Eye Opener is recommended by rnos
eminent physicians the Of dyspepsia indigestion
sea, loss a appetite any bilious complaints
Depos lOl and 100 Pearl street, New York.
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nUERU'S COD LIVER JELLY
" The only certain for Consumption Asthma III
kids of Coughs, % taken without nausea
ALSO
QUEFUs PATENT JEILTfED CASTOR OIL THE
greasy sensation Of the oil obviated and net caaes
constipation after II the purgatve Tor "a
dren TO be hsd At the 0ce No s6 FontA
and al all respectable druggists PENFOLD, PARKER
MOWER, Wholesale agents No ID Beekman street.
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EIa.sEU.sBZE sT.s.s.D.sRD W.0RAs.

DOBELL & CONJUNCTION, are sole agents
for Yanderbarg county, for all the subscription
Books published by ID. Appleton 4 Co
Abridgement OF the Debates i'll Congress, Or
Public History of the United States.
New American Encyclopedia, Dictionary and
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the age. il
American Eloquence, Collection Of Speeches
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Dictionary of Machine Mechanics and Engine
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IN RUSH. PRE.nE SEED RE.E.-5O
SkNg hush. Ear Corn. received per si:nmer J. IL.

NHOOP XRO.N..IOOO BU.y.DLES
M Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, on hand and for
sale at reduced prices by SAMUEL ORR.
NAlSSOLUTEO.N.- P.4RT.N-ER-
-AHship heretofore existing between John A.
ReitZ, John A. Haney and w. Carpenter, under the
firm and name of Reitz, Haney & Co.. has been
this day dissolved by the retirement of W. Carpen
ter, ESD, the interest of said w. Carpenter having
been purchased by the said John A. Reitz and
John A. Haney. The affairs and business of the old
firm will be saftlad by the new firm of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
!. E.NY,y-s, 0FBO.N.,.ETs, sTR.s w

RPE.N1.N-G 0FBO.y.S.ETs, STR.sW
NSGoods, Ribbons and Flowers Friday morn
ing, October Sth, 1858. Permit me to call your AZ.
tention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circum-
stances, and which for variety and novelty of style
will, l trust, be found to surpass anything ever
brought to this city. Il. D.. BARKER,
First street, between Main and Locust, opposite
the Pest Office. oct6
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&fT.N.DRKES.-
~ 10 bbls. Alum,
10 :" Copperas,
GO Sulphur,
8 Ven. red, tH
90 Gum Canphor,
$50 60 Cream Tartar
50coil Jute 4 inch rope,
65 90 Manila 4 inch do,
Is sc hemp halter rope,
&c I" Manila IS q
IS doz. Bedcords,
10 reels cotton 4 inch do,
50 bales Ne. l. Canneiton Batting,
70 boxes Star Candies,
~ boxes Diamond Starch
20 bags Alspiee,
s Ceroons Caracas Indigo Vef
Is bales Candle Wick
% bags Pepper,
Cloves,
small lot of extra family flour.
For sale low to close consignment by
octS WHEELER & RIGGS
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ED Homminy, unbolted Wheat Flour, Corn Meal
chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had
Harris Mill, on Second Street, below Oak
N B-OrdeI1, promptly attended to, and every ar,
tice bought will be delivered at the dwelling of the
purchaser novI
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a MIN EfSSES'S .EE sG.ISsS s'EG bO &-z 4 .
u ING HARROW. Patented May 18th, 1858.
The attention of manufacturers of agricultural
Implements and the rasers of small grain, isinyit
ell to a recent and most valuable Improvement in
the construction of the Harrow, invented by V. Nj
CHAFEE, of GRANVILLE, Illinois. In this nipple
ment the teeth are inserted in two self revolving
horizontal wheels rs which the fnrrow of the
teeth are made to the line of the direction of
the barrow, and the teeth go round The circuit
of the wheel every time the harrow moves forward
the length OF the diameter of the wheel, each tooth
has just three times the effect oi tooth in straight
HARROW, consequently IL does its work fan better,
and more of it. Once passing 0yer the ground with
this harrow, leaves II better narrowed Chan ly two
passages with the ordinary harrow lt is much
lighter draft upon the team, ami what must he
great consideration with every practical FARMER, in
passing over stuble ground, il Keeps itself
entirely free Of stalks, rs by lis action il scaters
them each side of it,
The Inventor propose TO sell the rght to manu-
aetnre these Harrows, for any given Territory,
either Counties States, ri moderate prices lie
viii also sell single HafroWs, aud GA the receipt of
Si5 he viii ship good six iee Harrow eany part
of the country the p,a, haser paying freight Ad
dress, v Nj ttiAfEE,
au.S -d3t-,ytf GRANVILLE, Illinois
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DzRsTR.4s.7, sT.gTE.MR.N.TO OF TH,


.EBsTR.adT sT.RTE.ME.sNT o y THs
3 p condition Of The CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, January LIST, 1858.
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho name of this Company is the CRY FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. The Company is
located 81 Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars. The amount of its Cap
tai Stock paid up is hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Cash ON hand S10,426 08
Cash i'll tho hands of Agents and other
persons b. 400 10
Bonds owned 10y the Company, 10 $1,000
I'd Mortgage Bonds of the Indiana Cen
tral Railroad Company, paying semi-an-
nuaI interest Of 10 per eent.............. 10000 90
Debts due the Company, secured by mort
gage on Real Estate 3291O 90
Loans ON collateral secured by ;59l shares
of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and
Bonds in possession Of the Company. 81 $50 08
All other securities are 66S Shares Bank
Stock 81 $50 90
Bills receivable. H. t53 80
Accrued Interest,". 4O43 &c
Office 577 II
Total assets Of the Company .......... $1s2o7o 5G
LIARIIiTfEs.
losses adjusted and not due. So T75 co
losses unadi usted and in
Pense, waiting for further
proof 40 90
All other claims a2stiisst the
Company estimated. .............i As 90
Total liabili Sf3,G70 90
The greatest. nnGrnt insured in any one risk is
5000.
The greatest ,sno.ins allowed to be insured in any
one city, Town or Village, varies according to its
size aud class of property.
Tho greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding.
No part of its capital or earnings are deposited
with any State States, as security for losses
therein. G. BOWERS, Pres't
G. G. WAITE, Secretary.
w h. LOUNSBURY, General Agent
Applic;t ions received ly
A. q. HATEOCK, Agant,
Evansville, Ind
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
and disuatcli. iel4-6mosdSw