The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-24

while the business transacted hat, in no year,
exceeded $6eO,OOO par premium. II is fact
worth bearing in mind, that at the present time
this Company could re-insuro all the risks now
entered on their books, and have remaining
more than 81 100000 assets.
The cash capital Of the Home Company has
been increased by additional subscriptions,
amounting to 100000; the Directors never
make dividends until funds are fully earned,
while they are always prompt Gas we'll ss. being
pecuniarily able) to pay up all losses, without
unnecessary delay or a resort to quirks and
stratagoms, to evade their responsibilities.
Mr.. Mack, the Agent, is too well known In
this city, having been hetc about ten years, to
require any commendation from us. He will
be happy to answer any inquiries which per-
sons thinking of insuring may wish to have
answered and whatever no does for such par
ties will be proved, by tho result, to be as ad-
vantageous to them and as conservative of their
interests, as his upright and intelligent man.
agoment has been satisfactory to the Directors
over since his connection with thom.
We could adduce numerous instances of
promptly paid-up liabilities arising from FIRE,
which show that this is n Company that
should be trusted and patTonizcd, but neither
time nor space will permit US to write another
line.
Our Readers will please take notice
that Woodruff sells at Auction, this evening,
one of the largest and best selected stocks of
Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, etc.,
that have been offered for sale this season. His
rooms are at Nos. 196 and 1893 Fifth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. -L. ,.g.u IL
s. WOODRUFF, Auctioneer. !
DIR. Ayers Lecture on Nedicated In
halation, tomorrow evening, at Smith q Nix
on's Hall, will be fully attended. Our citizens
very seldom have an opportunity of hearing
lecture on this subject, and this, together with
the great popularity of the lecturer and his
wonderful success here, will draw full house.
Go early. 'ilH -a-"''f ..t.
Stillman's is the place to get your
phiz taken. His style Of taking pictures is
generally admired.
Mr.. Booker, OH Sixth street, near
Vine, pays particular attention to the reno
waiting and repairing of soiled garments.
Books OH Phrenology, Physiology,
Self-culture, Memory, Marriage, and all of
Fowler & Wells publications, are sold whole
sale and retail by A. Hutchinson, Vine street,
above Fourth.
who would think that one could get
his likeness taken for q twenty five cent piece?
Such, however, is the fact, and the place is at
the Broadway Gallery of Art.
For fine MeIainotypes, Ambrotypes
or Photographs, go to Bishops, No. SO West
Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine.
The Central Dining Saloon is the most
popular eating place in the city, and its pro-
| prietor, John Macdonald, will always be found
| on hand. ....... .....
Ball d ThoL,as' Pictures are pro-
verbal for their beauty and originality-es-
pecially those Photographs, which they get up
| in the most superior style. '----''
Winder's Picture Gallery is SO crowded
now "a days that he says he will have to en-
large. We like to chronicle such facts.
| o.. See Home Interests on 1st page.J