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CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE Z, 1860.
person the scenes Of suffering, and give his per-
sonai attention to the distribution Of the dora.

person the scenes Of suffering, and give bis per-
sonal attention to the distribution Of the dora.
tions.
The plan is an admirable one, and none bet,
ter than Alr. Ccll5er can be sent. Though he
had not been consulted last evening, his we'll
known zeal iu tbs cause Of beuevolence promises
that no slight cau.e will prevent his leaving cn
his mission OF mercy by the erain this evening.
". Il. Brown, Esq, in behalf Of the G. l. c.
G, Il. n Co., announced that free pass would
be given to Mr. Collyer to Fulton and return
[AppIause,]
We have little to add to the aborc notes Of
what has been thus far accomplished in behalf
Of the sufferers BY the Tornado. Our citizens
must and will not reat here. The Committees
will pass through our city in thorough can
vass, and any donation that may be made OF
money, clothing, bedding, furniture, or pro5is.
ioas, will come in place and find its way
promptly through these channels to the suffer-
ing AID destitute victims Of most dssolatirg e
ca1auity. l.;
All sans Of money or donations ier the sui.
fercrs msy be seas to ". Il. Brown, Esq, at
his office, No. IL South Clark street. The fol.
lowing letter of Acknowledgements will come in
place here: T.,
, 1860-06-07

To WHOM 70 SEND DoSA71oSs.-We arc re-
quested by the committee to announce to the
public Of Chicago that cash contributions for
the sufferers by the tornado can lie sen. to n B.
Baker, Esq, Of Clinton, or B. Lake, Esq, Of
Lyors. Provisions and clothing will be grase-
fully received By c. II. Toll, Esq, Clinton,
Chairman Of Committee on Donations.
, 1860-06-07

WANTED-Fv a young man, q
situsttoa ~ sale n,n scetuat,zt of hoax katp<r
An! one cessiDx to employ Will titxe ne ~ adFr.eus
&Ie1Ce3 given. }eAr4t
, 1860-06-07

CL1zox, 1owa. Juce e. 1861
MEssRs. Tucxra Go, Briggs Rou*<, Chicago !:
GESrLEuEs-1n: behalf of the many wlo.
while we have been spared. hare been literally
stripped Of what they possessed, beg to ten
der lou my most sincere and hearty tha1ka for
the generous donations. just received Of sixty
one dollars in cash, md valuable and remark
ablr veil selected box Of clothing directed to
my care.
II IRE hare hslf The pleasure in acting as your
almone1s. which you evidently felt ID the Civ
ing, surely the great Poets words will be true
for kindness" "a well as for "mezcy." For,
equally, its
Quality 10 not strained:
y dfoFpeth. ii aht gentle 11fn from heaven,
tp:n kne place be.e th: It l. twice b1essed:
I'LL as.iA him .hat give Ard n thaf taxes.
rs N ght[est In the tn!shti:st: II beee raes
Ttcth:oned moDslca Letter tLaa his c.pwn"
Again repeating the henrttest thanks On the
part Of the sufferers, while hopin. that your
selyes may never feel the need Of help in such
terrible calamity. remain, for them. and fer
myself Tour obliged friend,
L. HOWARD.
We append the call issued by the Committee
for the meeting Of our musical talent this eve
ming. The gentlemen Of the Committee seem
we'll chosen, as comprising leading music deal.
CTS of this city, and He trust the gathering at
kiogsbuEy Hall tonight will include the full
strength Of the profession.
, 1860-06-07

W ANTED-A person to take q
sn11t Fir: C!ass Boarding 1ou:e. Sad house Is
mostly furnished and The owner viz take ret in board
Acttess Box is, Nth nAUe and reference. e1ln
, 1860-06-07

RINDER WANTED-A first-class
L , General Workman 10 tskp charge Of Blnderv In
Ceda- KapIfa. lows. apply to ". TANNER Ea.eneut
Q! 93 C.rk street t.hr suh.c.Iber dar a,lcs
Io1a. J. G. DAVENPORT. myl7 e3;4lr
, 1860-06-07

"ANTED-VIRTl!E b CO.. IS
art street. offer employ ment 10 yourg nen of re-
p+ctabtty and to ohtAn subs7b.r for h,
Nfsi tsaas Il .pd3rd YEIks nx1I.ci
, 1860-06-07

M ANTED- 4 Ksrc Chance
49, To e1chanE. 81 aerts Ct land Ia Michigan for
Hasse*- ArplJ 10 No. 50 North CLARK street.
, 1860-06-07
WANTED
Il GOOD mILLlNER.
"Apcly ut orce.

WANTED-To exchange good
~! Livery t1nek: consisting OF Hotss, Carzta .es
Sei1hs. EnzEies and Harnesses sooh orter Tor m
rn ved F.rm within 50 20 il.4 Of chtcaco or CHI
saxo City Propetv. In ul'e Of WM. S1ANNsON, Laka
shore uru*e. Eott1ks Grove avenue Addr.~s to4 500
Ihcak rQst o.ftcf. nnt4taW
, 1860-06-07

"ANTED-Machine Hands in i
w Sash and DooE F1etorv A1s,, me- S..h u te;s.
Inquire Al the od}sc OF = j. RUSSELL, No. so Fuiioa
, 1860-06-07

WANTED-To purchase for cash,
~ LOT ID the W+.e Division, Snuta Of Han.
dop strict and E.-s of rn!en PARK sventv are TO ose
huna.s: feet Corner ptetsIed- Address Iost oea
34E0
, 1860-06-07

WANTED- Information Of Dan
~ 7. Wethersnoon, Of Lond n. ErR'ard Nas 1a.s
te1.9 nom IL P9 by.on. Ahroa ia s1ob.I. 1:5s. .up
!nio.m.:irn concerning hm+ con zarnicMed 10 @. ".
FAkeONS. hocEe8 New fofk. will be gratefully ap-
p:eepet By hts ffcLda ttced by bis rfoacteI
hbseuce. f-ArslA,lu.
, 1860-06-07

WANTED-Agents to ssll Book
vl tfar :' ern's, thst erc,yho.y s'oa'd bare. 4
steel e-g'aved portrait Of Hon. kE *HAM lI<tN'LN
Ad ;rt.s: ~lth stanp. RtSJ. 2. RUSSELL, 5 wsh
ln.tQ1 &f.fei, RQ&.pn. M4I.. I
, 1860-06-07


for the prevention Of an evil, they are more
economical than almost any other form of pub
lie charity. The number Of patients annually
treated in the New York 1ntirmnrY is about
Jour thousdad. The expense Of treating each
patient is scarcely ene dollar, while The annual
expense Of maintaining each blind pupil in
most Of our Hind Asylums is probably not less
than two hundred dollars.
But the question Of economy Is of small inn
portance in the consideration Of this subject.
An enlightened Aumanity aud true policy d<mdnd
that the pnblic should furnish the afflicted poor
with the best means Of recovery, and not leave
them unassisted, till, By the lose Of tfsioa they
hare become burden to their friends or the
public
Any one who has witnessed The number Of
sad faces, which daily assemble a. The different
E5e 1n6rn1asies of our country, and has heard
their pitifal stories Of suffering and want, gan
not but recognise the practical utility Of such
institutions.
We urge upon our readers q carefa1 perusal
Of the report Of the Chicago 1n6rmssy, and hope
: they will encourage and support an institution
calculated to accomplish 50 much good in our
midst.
The following are the members Of the Board
OF Trustees md Surgeons:
y, 1rast<ts--Walter L. Newberry, President;
Charles ': pyer, Luther Haven, yiee PEesi.
~, Fltvel Mosely, Ezra u. AcCsRg, PhiIo Csr.
psnter. Rev.N L. Rice. u. D., join ii. Kinzie,
Mark Skinner.
Board Of Surgeons -7Fustees e. l9c;o:-Prof.
Daniel Brainard, n. D., and Prof. Joseph II.
Freer, ii. D.. Consulting Surgeons; Edward l..
Holmes, u. D., and Edwin Powell, II. D., At.
te4ding Surgeons. ::
The Dispeusary Of The 1ndrmar5, at No. 60
North Ca.k street, is open daily, from LII to i
o'clock, for tie gratuitous treatment Of thepoo1
afflicted with dissases Of tho Eys or Ear, 4. +
, 1860-06-07

BnrAS's New Mus1c HA11.-This new st.ue-
tare is being pushed forward rapidly. The
Testibule and rooms in the entrance building
have received the first cost OF plaster. In the
main audience room The ga,lery is n:ar]y up,
the floor partially laid and the walls being pre-
pared for the plasterers. It will be faished
about the first Of August
, 1860-06-07

DAMPHLKT s. BOOK PRINT
fxf; " h.~e the res. f4c1 itses Of anv eouesio
wet n New York for turning work Of lhe above eass
gu sud 81 tsuase, before otd.EsE Lsts te9ae
~ WM, q. RAND, Pres md Tribune otet.
81 Q.Nk 1Gset.
, 1860-06-07

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN r. Il. T1cKEr AcESr,-
The Adrian Ezpositor says Mr. Wm. Savage,
late Cashier Of the Southern Road has been
appointed to, aud has accepted the position Of
General Ticket Agent, made vacant By The
Resignation Of Ar. Phelps. hr. Phelps goes to
Syracuse, where he has been appointed Secre-
tary Of tie extensive Salt Works.
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The SALISBURY FIRE.-We announced few days
ago the arrest of the man who caused the distress
ing conhagrstion at Salisbury, Md. The Smyrna
Times says, in reference to his arrest:
"What led to the suspicion was his exit from the
town the day after the conhagration, and the re-
marks he made on the road that she was done with
Saisbury--that he had got bis satisfaction out of
it, He had, it seems, insured his stock of clothing
in three insurance offices-Phadelphia New York
and Baltimore; had made an unsuccessful demand
upon the first named company, and was in Balti-
more upon the same business when arrested on
Friday. He was brought back to Salisbury on
Monday, and was to have hearing the next day.
the result of which, however, has not reached US.
He has made several contradictory statements, We
learn, since his apprehension Among other things
lending to strengthen the suspicion against him,
wa was the fact of his sending away, from time to
linz previous to the fire, boxes of clothing, until
n lt. nau very small lot on hand. There is
sttropg lesenhg OF indignation against him, and if
.ne proUI anything like conclusive, it is feared
.9at hotning Wil appease the angry populace but
his speedy execution. A gentleman recently from
that town represents the distress as yery great
several families living in one house-many without
the necessaries of life-haying lost all they had by
the eonftagration-while number " i'll not be able
to rebuild at all.'' -- eaf
Only 1870 persons died inNew Orleans last week,
Ihere is no yellow fever there
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I}>i TTeI()RE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90, 1860

Committee which was appointed TO select
III candidate for the Mayoralty, at the IN
Of the independent citizens who assembled
week since 10 consider how reform IN Tue
odm administration of our municipal affairs m'ght
host he brought about has promptly and honest
!. a;scborped its delicate duty. 1t has presented
H. r,,ue Of GEORGE WILLIAM Brown, Esq, as
thot Of the man who is pre-emlnently htted LOT
t,,o office for which it has nominated him, and
,r,,o i entitled to the fullest confidence of the
neonIe who are asked TO support him. For its
earnest and dsinterested action in this matter, the
Committee deserves the thanks of every one IN
This community who has really at heart the well
fare Of Baltimore. OF Mr.. BRowN's publications
for the Mayoralty, it is scarcely necessary lor US
IN sneak for few men in this city are more "laeiy
known. and none is more generaIly respected
0nr o;t;zons can require no better guarantees for
az. +o11irent and faithful management Of their
local interests than the knowledge they already
have of Mr.. BRowN's capacity and business
habits, and they need no other assurance Of the
nuritv of his intentions than the undertaking in.
taoritv of his past life We understand that
he accepts, reluctantly, the position rendered
him, and sceptical rs we are usually about such
assertions We unhesitatingly believe that in this
instance the candidate has sacrificed his own wish
es TO his sense of public duty. As some Of our
readers may care to inquire into Mr.. BRowN's po-
litical opinions, we may state for their benefit
that he was member of the old Wing party, and
we learn that it is his present intention TO vote
for Messrs. BELL and EVERETT. He has never, that
we are aware Of taken an active partin politics,
indeed in public affairs, except when in common
with all GOOD citizens, he manifested his detcrmin-
ed and earnest hostility to the rufianism which
of late years ruled this city. That he is or ever
has been unduly influenced by party spirit, or
party dictation, no man can say, without being
conscious of the falsehood of the statement. We
most sincerely hope that the people of Baltimore
will be true to themselves and their own interests
at the approaching election, and return Mr..
Brown TO the Mayoralty by an overwhelming
majority That they will do so, we have every
reason to presume, for we want no better evidence
of the estimation in which he is held by his fellow
citizens than the universal satisfaction which was
manifested yesterday when his acceptance of the
nomination was announced.
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IMPROVEMENT IN GRAND PIANos-Messrs. Newman
Bros & Son are manufacturing Grand Pianos on new
principle of which is exhibition at their ware.
rooms No. 235 West Baltimore street. The scale these
instruments is constructed entirely PLAN orig
inal with themselves. 1t is over-srung with DOUBLE
BOARD and four strings the note enclosed
in rosewood case of the finest finish The interior is
handsomely ornamented with landscape scenery, &C.
and these instruments for brancy and sweetness of
cannot be excelled The touch is exquise-a quail
ity that all players know how to appreciae-and as it is
of the essentials of Piano that is too often
looked by Makers the Messrs N have endeavored
to place it beyond competition in this particular SIEVE.
raj gentlemen who have considerable knowledge the
various makes of Pianos pronounce it complete in every
respect The Messrs. n invite the attention of profes
sors amateurs and all who may feel interested call
and examine for themselves
They have on hand large assortment of Square Pr
amos and Meodeons of very superior quality of which
they sell very reasonable terms and they warrant
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29

FaoNT STREET THEATRE.-The spectacular drama
of Faust and Marguerite will be again produced
on the boards of Front Street Theatre tonight
Mr.. Roberts will take the principal char acter, and
be supported by the strength of the company there
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29

JAPANESE TRADE.-Mr. Rice, commercial agent
of the United States at Hakodadi, has made re-
port to the State Department. Hakodadi, he says
is quiet place, and reminds him of Nantucket
He hasarranged tbs selection of grounds for Ameri
can dwellings and places of business, has had the
harbor surveyed and buoys placed where needed
| and last spring arranged with the government for
a pilot-shps paying ten dollars each. Two Ameri-
| can vessels have paid pilotage. He thinks that
----5 IN ~ 1;.-rrci,tnd IN Inrn-, LasA>-se-
officials will resist parting with the profitable for
eign trade and distrust the effect of changes of
system upon the middle and lower classes The
Russians taking steps to SETTLE by the presence
of armed force the construction of their treaty
Mr. Rice gives the following lists, which may be of
service
| Articles of Export from Japan.-Vegetable wax
beeswax, camphor, rapeseed, rapeseed oil, copper
| in sheets, soerme, (fried fish;) dried shrimp
'tayso,'' (green seaweed;) coal, lacquered ware,
porcelain ware, white rice, rice unclaimed, wheat,
raw and manufactured silks.
Imports Suitable for Jdpdn.-Chintzes fast col.
ors; chintzes, Turkey red; Turkey, plain cloth;
chintzes two. three four coors drills and Jeans
| (American) cotton velvets; madapolams bieached,
40 inches; Turkey red handkerchief; broadcloth,
fine camlets, Dutch; motion blankets; sapan wood;
| Manila; rattans; Dutch and Chinese medicines,
| rhubarb, timekeepers, percussion guns-newest in
assorted glassware-medium quality, looking glass
es, English Soap, olive oil, nautical instruments,
thermometers, barometers, iron chests, rhnoceros'
horns hppopotamus horns, hippopotamus' hides.
Present import duty 80 per cent. the amount for
| which all goods are sold.
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lied
On the morning Of the 18Th August, at o'clock JAMES
L. MAGUfRE, aged Sc years. May he rest in peace.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
his funeral this "Wednesday afternoon, O'clock from
his late residences No 81 McCuloch street Mobile papers
will please copy.] U.I ftt 9tsiIau1T
On the 2sth Instant, ANDREW BENTz, in the slst year
ofhis age, tI # y. +t... r. T -, n
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-0wiug to the un-
favorable condition of the weather there was not
such an audience at Holiday Street Theatre last
night as the rendering of the play richly merited
Mr.. Hill as The Stranger was full of effect while
Miss Grey's Mrs. Halter was fully equal to the best
representations of the character ever witnessed in
this city. DR.. Windship's astonishing feats of
strength and explanations were very interesting
and instructive
Tonight Mr.. Forrest appears as the Cardinal in
Rchelieu, in the representation of which character
he is without rival. Those of our citizens who
have never witnessed him as Richelieu, should not
allow this opportunity to pass without improving
it. 1t should be remembered that the engagement
of Mr. Forrest will not permit him to give second
representation of any of his characters, and the
Cardinal is one of his greatest.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29

THE FRENCH ZoUAvEs A LITTLE TRoUBLE.-On
Saturday night the company of French Zouaves
completed their organization by the election of M.
Bograw for captain, and NJ. Pretter for lieutenant.
They then bad some refreshment, and about mid
night started for the upper part of the city in
body. After marching up Broadway as far as
Prince street in double file, it was proposed to
erclse for few blocks in the fdouble quick move
ment; To this all consented, and the column
moved along at rapid rate, giving an occasional
cheer. "hen between Blocker and Amity streets
policeman hailed them and ordered them to ston
their no'se. me whole party at once came to
halt ann raom o q around the officer, anxious to
able to speak English, and the officer finding that
be was collecting large crowd ordered the people
to move up, wn ta none Of them understood,
about using bis authority by rapping the Gan,s Sc,
upon the head, when his club was taken awa pra'u
The noise soon brought other policemen, and ono
of the Zouaves was arrested and locked up in tbs
18th ward station house, notwithstanding the pro.
testations OF his companions.-N. Y. Express.
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aull-tfr Opposite the American Office
r A R L Y
FAN TRADE.
HAMILTON EASTER & Co,
Nos 1919, POI and 2oS BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened
PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK SILKS,
In great variety of styles,
Including some of the most magnificent quality.
COLORED DRESS SILKS,
Plain and fancy styles,
In extra, rich, medium and low-prccd.
RICH MORE ANTIQUE,
In white, black lavender, &c, &c
ENGLISH PRINTS,
in colors
Black and white and double purple.
AMERICAN PRINTS.
ofchoice styles.
And will from this date be regularly receiving their usua
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
TO which the attention ofwholesale and retail purchasers
invited. au6tr
CEILING OFF
, ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE.
LACE MANTILLAs,
AND TRAVELLING BUSTERS.
For the next TWO WEEKS viii OF the balance of
--,,, ,,. SUMNER STOCK o. Of MAEsTILLAs, .,.u
O'l '''' '"' 'p''' ny ~ THOMAS l. FOSTER,
iulitfr 22S Baltimore street, cor. Charles.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WROTH & FULLERTON,
S. BALTIMORE STREET,
Have opened full stock cf new Spring Goods, com
prsing full and varied assortment OF
DRESS MATERIALS,
EMBR0IDER!Es,
LINENS ,rrrs,rps
With complete assortment of Mourning Goods, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers. fe28 tfr
ROBERT n BRowN. GEORGE TEULL
ROBERT D. BROWN & CO.,
FOREIGN TGGfufHE fRasE GaESFs,
For ! "A. BE5ASgKIIE,s L!NENs,,
MOS MU s4ISHo Sf 6e S2SS DO
DUNDEE 'ooDS' BURLAP2,
LiNs, HDKFS., &c. -, -0'- feis-tf
LNANSl FANSl! FANSt!l
Il SILK, Linen and Paper Fans-a fine assortment just
ceived and for sale at reasonable prices ,,,>-,-
je9tf No. 40 Baltimore street, near Gay
DIAPER CoLBARS.
P2Jfs Collars ofa styles at the lowest Tics5 Aso
je9tt 40 Baltimore street, near Gay
GAVE MERINO, GAUzE COTTON SHIRTS
jst DRAWERS No. 10 Baltimore street E. hA htS Gay
YARNS. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS.
Chenille. Crochet Brai5s :, PsSrtqmery.
JegU No 40 Baltimore street, near Gay.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
4 Blacks, Drabs, Blues, Greens and Mixtures in stor
and for sale by
fe2S-tf FRTCK, PHILLIPS & co.
pARKER'S UNION CASHIERS AND SAT
1IINETS in store ana for sale by
fe28-tf FRICK, PHILLIPS & co.
ID EYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS
AZ rs cases in store and for saleby
fe28tf FRICK. PHILLIPS h Co.
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
SSILESIAS, in all colors, in store and for sale by
fe23u Prick, PHILLIPS CO.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
n 20 eases just received and for sale by
fe28H Prick, PHILLIPS & CO
EETILLIAMSVILLE FINE BLEACHED
w C0TTUNS in store and for sale by
fef8-tf Prick, PHILLIPS co.
XMAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
fe28H Prick, PHILLIPS & co.
DOLTIEG CL0THS.-0fsuperio quality An
Aschor brand, for sale at reduced prices by
T. T STARR Il CO,
fe9Gtfr i73 North street.
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, THE Rio HAcuA AFFAIR.-We learn from Wash
ington that the late reported outrage upon the
American flag at Rio Hacha, New Granada by an at
tack on the American Consulate there, is to be in
CURED into by the United States steamer Release
She sailed on the 18th inst, from Aspinwall for
Rio Hacha, with that object in view and will thence
proceed to Boston. The indignity to our flag is
said to have been committed by government troops
under command of Gen. Gabriel de Vega
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MARRIED,

At ST. Peters Church, on Tuesday morning. 2Sth instant
by Rey p MeGabe p D. Rector t q - Stephens Church
Ter of the late W. ? Huntington all Of this city.
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FRAcAs BETWEEN VIRGINIA PoL1rIcrASs.-A cor.
respondent says: "a fight took place at Chris.
tiansburg, Montgomery county. in this State,
few days ago, between the Hon. Henry A. Edmund
yer of that county. The parties were engaged in
the discussion of some political topic, when Mr..
Edmundson gave the lie to Staples, whereupon the
latter struck Mr.. E.. conflict ensued, but the
parties were separated before any injury was done.
No farther difficulty apprehended, the matter
being in a fair way of adjustment through the aid
of mutual friends when my informant left the scene
of conflict. Mr.. Staples is the Wing or Opposition
elector for his electoral district Both parties
have heretofore been on the most intimate terms
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ALSO Broker in ali business connected with Vessels Da
mayed Goods and claims against Insurance; Companies
=" A''A' REgTPE2cEs:
The Great Western Insurance Co., New York.
4 B Nelson, ESD, do
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29
aggregate CAPITAL Representa-,
$Io,ooo,ooo.
TOHNSTONS INSURANCE
49, Rooms,

3575 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE POLICIES ISSUED UPON APPROVED
Risks, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Loue5 AGjnsted end paid at this AgHncy sUitb-
ont reference to the Parent Offices.