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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-01
CHERRIES SALE
william Higgins In Court OF Common Pleas
". OF TTumbuii CO1Ety.

2AAL
~ william Higgins In Court Of Common Pleas
Thomas n. Wolf. ct. sLS
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued out Of TIE
Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumhu County .0hi0I to me
directed and delivered. have levied upon ana shall
offer Al Public Sale, At the door Of the Court HORssiD
Warren. Trumhuli County. Gu
Saturday, the 18Th day Of February. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 1 o'clock
IN. OF said day. Jeremiah b. Woif's haiti 81 the
leuoElng described Real Estate situate in Dub
bard Township, Trumbcll County, and il known as
being part Of lot No. %. and is bounded as follows:
heginning At a post standing on the east side II said
lot .. and running south along the road leading from
the Centre of Hubbard to gr-okheld, TO the SoUth east
corner Of lot No. IS; thence west TO the soIth west
corner Of said lot . to a post; thence north on the
west line 81 said lot 25 to = post. and from thence EAST
parallel 70 the south line Of said lot - to > post. or
the place Of beginning. containing fifty acres o. land
ALSO, another tract OF lsnd in Hubbard, known as
part OF lot No Is. described and Bounded as follows:
Beginning Al 4 post stand ng in the northwest corner
81 = lot Of land belonging TO John Haywood; th-nee
running along the road leading from The Centre Of
hubbard 70 Brookheld. to a post standing on the line
OF SAID road 30 lar north as that = line running west
at right angles 20 said road until IL strikes the west
line Of lot No %. and thence on said line 10 the north
west corner Of said John lsywOOd's land a. shall in
clude within said lines sixty acres OF land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acres Of land.
The said undivided half Is appraised ~ S2,Ogj 10.
1~EKxs-cssh,
A. b. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriGss Once. Warren. Jan Is. iS6U-5E
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1859. 1889.
1WELFiH ANNUAL SiLE.
THE OLDEST BOOT AND SHOE
STORE IN TIE COUNTY!
E%sT4BLIsHED IN Is47.

THE subscriber Is now receiving his
1 Sprir. stock Of BOats and Shoes vi ich is adapt
81 20 this market. and IL mlI and complete. ] would
also return Try thanks TO the rublic for the liberal IA
trouags which / have received ron Old Trumhull and
tn adioiLirE counties, for the last twelve years. and
aopine by strict attention to business, that they viii
cOntinae their patronage
am alao manufacturing extensively. use the hest
stock the country affords. keep the best woTETen-
make the best fits. DO the work on the shortes' notice
and in short. defy competition. Come on, one and
ali. and examine nv stock nefor~ Purchasing else
where Let me know you have the cash. and you
' Yours n haste. JAMES MCCONNELL.
AMI - 80
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MARY E ROBINSON.

For Sale by WOODS & PEw. Warren; J. IT. c.. JouN-
sos. Hartford; kS>IGS & SoULx. Newton Falls; y. &
; C-JA'Es0N. UGii.ard; q 2 Curtis. Green; H. B4R
NARD. EiHSman; ASDEEWs q BALDWIN FOSler: T
WelcoTT, Pennington; and BY Medicine Dealers gen
vr ally, throughout the : ar-.
II. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
Jnly G. IsJg-y. Arent fr Ohio.
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The Warren Dry-GOOdS Store.
PECK. BURWELL & CO..

4 RE now receiving their stock Of
~ SPRING & SUMNER GOODS. Which in rich
neeS. variety ard attractiveness, is far superior 70 any
thy have ever before brought TO this market. We
have been lead by our increasing trad. and the cheer
ing prospect OF the good times coming" TO purchase
l1rPeiy. and have added { our selections a rlass Of
richer goo Is than have before been brought to Warren,
a cIa-s of goods which the increasing wealth and cul-
tiv4ted taste OF the people OF TrumhulI C1u ~ require
We have taken unusual pains IA the selection ct eur
gO~us. and have aimed not merely At having IS good
a stock as can lie found in Warren. hut at having the
beet ever brought into Trumhull County and We feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare IA
vorahly in quantity. q1aliIy and variety Nish the
stocks found in any establishment in Clevelaad sr
PiusLurgh. and we are determined TO Name prices
Il At Sin insure quick srles-
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity. to ca and examine our goods before pur-
chssing elsewhere.
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HHE rra>nn why p-upie are % dis-
L treSsed when sick, and why so many die, is he
Cause they do rot get a medicine which will ass to the
sages for the disease to be cast out; hence. a large
quantity OF food and other matter is lode d. and the
stomach and intestines are literally Overlooking with
the corrupted mass: thus undergoing dissgreeablr fer
mentati0n. constanti mixing with the blood. which
throws the corrupted mater through every vein and
artery. until life is taken from the bcdy by disease
DR.. MoRsE's PILLS have added to themselves victory
upon victory. by restoring millions Of the sick TO
blooming health and happiness. Yes. thousands who
have heen racked or tOTme7ted with sickness. pain and
anguish. and whose feeble frames h We reen scorched
by the burning elements OF raging fever. and who have
hsen brought as it were. within = step OF the silent
grave. nov stand ready to testify that they would have
heen numbered with the dad. had it not been for this
great and wonderful medicine. Mor-e's Indian Root
Pills After one or two doses had heen taken. they
we're astonish-d ard absolutely surprised. in witness.
ing their charming effects. Not only do they give
immediate ease and strength, and take away ali sick
n-ss pain and anguish. but they at one go to work a,
the foundation Of the disease which is the biosi.-
Therefore. IL will he shown. especially by those who
use these Pills. that they will so cleanse and purify,
that dis-ase-that deadly enemy-EilI take its flight
and the prosnee; Of a long and happy life will cherish
and brighten YOUR days
Beware OF Counterfeits Of these Pills, ST sned A. B.
MOORE Price p cents per box.
Sold by f. A. SMITH e. Co. and WOODS & PEW,
Warren, o., aad by all dealers in Medicines in the
county.
B. LAKE JUDSON. Sole Proprietor,
so Leonard Street. New York.
TM NUDGE & Co Fr3pri-tors OF Trask's Nag.
matte Ointment. fariesville. Madison Co., New York,
General Agents, TO whoa all oders mus: he address
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wUITE FISH y SAIL
WHITE FISH AND SALT
WHITE FISH AND SALT
WHITE FISH AMI SALT
WHITE FISH AND SALT
ny the Barrel, as cheap as The cheapest. for CASH
only. at ihe WARREN PRODUCE ~Tp2E Main -.
Fsb. 10. 50. B.4LDBIF & co.
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COAL; COAL; COAL!!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
l. hand the BEST QUALITY Of Coal, at the Bank
Of HUTcHINs & CHEw, 4 mile South OF Baily Longs,
Brookneld Ohio. JOSEPH FILER
RrookhsId, Jan. IS, lsSO-ly.
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MRS. RoRIvsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON. TrumiuH Co.. May 1T. is53
This crTtifes that | have I'ren in very poor hath
TOR ears and found litIe Or un relief after rmptoyi nr
= numier { physicians Ny disease vas Prof ,pSis
Utrrt. | had been reduced hy that and Flugr AiHEs
s1ul I had beccus ulcrrstrd 20 = considSIahl- extent.
By the advice OF DR.. G W Bu-hnsIl. I procured ard
took six bottles OF MErshali'S Uterine CatholiCOu.
Ehich enabled rs t. attend 10 NV husband in his last
sickness until he niel. Which Wa arOut a year in e
| have taken tuTre bottles since hs death. Siich has
made me able t. labor and sU= port my family e three
children. The CathO;icOn has r.rriy restored me tn
h. slIh. II is the only thiI 2 that has ~mitiglted my SUI
iering, for which 1 feel very grateful.
MARY e ROBINSON.
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harshall's Uterine caihOiicon has proved 70 he fuliy
As valuable as IL is claimed 20 be 10 many severe tests
made - medical gentlemen and others. DR.. Bridge is
a regular physician Of very fine sttziBments. a man Of
great Judgment nd discrimination, a jndicious a-d
hlghIy success al practitioner. in all diseases, esps
ctally those OF 4 o u4u and rhtlf--n
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Is unhesitatingiy offered rs q y=Iaale remedy for all
those complaints to which every N-uian Is liable, and
which gradually Affect the mind as we'll As the holy 50
thHt Ia think, tax or work becomes alike a source Of
sdfering, IL not an inpossibility. Among other com.
plaints Tor which The Cathohcun is a remedy. j. the
faliing OF the unn. Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
Or Painful MeHstruation. Floating. h1mmatio aud
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Ur.Eary Organs. Retention
or lusontiuanc- a. Urine. Heartburn, Co>tiveneSS,
NvrFouHnsss. Fa'LtiHgs. PatI ~itatiOhs. Cramps. bis
tnrhed sievr. and all tronhle>. organic or sympathetic.
with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled nth anv q the above Sym
toms or with SPINE Liver or Lung complaints. are
invited to address DR.. BEiDgE- with full confidence
that they Will find relief MarShaiI's Uterine tafnor
con is not a Iuack medicine. hat its ingredients have
'een made knOan to the Ne .ie4I Colleges. aud they
are At the service OF any respectable physician in the
country.
The Price Of MARSHALL ETsriss CAfkoEiroH u Oas
Dollar Gad q HgU per SfHgte BSte.
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PROM PHYSICIANS.


Marshalrs Uterine Cathoiicon will certainly cure All
the diseases for which It is recommended. In the worst
eases have ever met with. MsrshaiI's Uterine Cathoi
icon is a crrtain and sale remedy.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Austin kibbee ct all
VS. In
Joseph HaKeldine ct al Of I
In Court Of cennsa Pleas

VS. In Court Of Cnmnsa Pleas
Joseph HaEeldine ct al Of Trunl uI County.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issueI from the Ceurt
OF Common Pleas Of TrumhuiI Coputy. Chic. 1 sha !
oner Tor sale at Public Auction, al the 6OUr Of the
Court House In Warren. in said county. On
Saturday, the lSh day Of February. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. II and 4 o'c,cck
z n Of said Gay. TIE fo. loWing des, rb,d real e>tst,:
SInAfe IN fsrminFton, in said county, being a Ttrt If
lot NO y. sud bounaed as follows: Coz "a ucing At a
stake standing n the west line % 1T ., south from,
the northwest corner theIcof - and SC-iGU rods.
thence south on the lot line "a 90 IOH roSs 20 lands
owned by Newton Woicott. thence south - east on
the north line OF New ton " olcoit's lana aho, I % RODS
TO The center Of Grand River. thence dsNn the zane
Its several courses TO q point : 32-iOO rods. east q the
EAST line OF said lot %. theme = o tn I3E- west
= So-itS rods fe q poiIt where this IiEe Int-rsects.
run east parallel with the north line OF The lot Nom
The Place Of beginning. thence west from la poirt
par thel with the north line Of the lot 20 the place Of
beginning, containing 10 4s-IeO acres Of land. mere
or less.
appraised At Th.rty-faur dollars per acre.
Terms Cash on day Of sale.
A. LYMAN Sheriff.
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SHkRlFF'S SALE as Special Master.
~ David Morris3
vs. In Trunbull County District
John Battles ct al Court.
By virtue OF an orde- % sale iss1ed from the Dis.
trt7 ccnrt OF Trun bull County. Ohio 10 ne directed
and delivered. l shall offer for sale at Public Auction.
las Special hasier) at the door Of the Court House n
Narrta. in said county, on
Saturday, The 18th day Of february, 1860,
Setween the haurs OF 10 o'clock A. ". and 4 o'clock
TN OF said day. the following described TT acts or
Esrcess OF real estate, situate in the towrsh D IF
Heathersheld, in TTuuhuil County, and are described
as folloMs:
No-i. A part Of lot in tract IS, seventy-six acres
more or less Appraised at s a668OO.
Mo- Lots p and y in 100 acre tract. containing
ee4 acres this being the homestead farm. Leaving
sitter setting on g homestead q out s2I acres, more or
less. APPRAISED at S33 90 per acre.
Do }. Also lot 9 in tract I6, about GO acres. APP
praised al S2520,O0.
Terms Cash.
A. b LYMAN. Sheriff and Special Nsstgr.
Sberia ohee, Warner, January ie, le66 -5w
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From rae Albany Esssisg Ersress.

IL From the N Daily SsDs. Editorial)
We desire to call attention to a letter from Dr. Joshua
Bridge. on Health Of America Women" in another
column. He treats the subject in an able mauner. and
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon.
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B. LAKE JUDSON. Sole Proprietor,
81 Leonard Street Nav vork

TM NUDGE & Co. Fropri-torS OF Trask's Mag
nstic Ointment. Eariesville. Madison Co., New York,
General Agents, to whoa all oders mus: he address
ed. June !. Ir59-ly
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the measures approved by the people in two Pres-
Dental elections. But the Senator from New FORK
went further, and his doctrine was that the Decla
ration of Independence asserted the equality of
the negro race, and therefore all laws in vio-
lation of that idea were not to be Observed
For himself, he thought four years ago
the Senator declared that the Declaration
of Independence intended to recognize the negro
and white man as equals under the Divine
law, and hence that all provisions of the constitu
tion of the United States which recognized slavery
were in violation of the Divine law. In other
words, 1t was an argument against the Constitution
OF the United States the ground that it was
trary to the law of God. The Senator from New
York had long held that doctrine, and proclaimed
1t In speech which he made in Ohio, in 1S4S, that
the Constitution of the United States was in viola
ton of Divine law, and, therefore, not to be
obeyed 1t has been the doctrine of the Senator
for four years. and he had not heard it in the Sen
ate to-day for the first time. He had met it in his
own State for the last ten years. The Senator
from New York says. in this very speech, New
York is yet slave State, not that she has slave
within her limits, but because the constitution of
New York did not allow negro to vote on equali-
ty with white For that reason New York,
he said, still slave State, and for that
every other State that Disseminated between the
negro and the white man was slave State
Notwithstanding that the Senator, with the
leading of his party, was committed to these
doctrines he argued that their tendency in
favor of the equality of the white He desired
to see the gentleman carry out their principles to
their logical conclusion. If they persisted in the
declaration that the negro is made the equal of the
white man, then let them carry out their doctrine
by comforting upon them all the rights of citizen
ship exercised by white men. For himself, he
thought the Declaration of Independence only re,
ferred to the white race. If the Senator had cor
rectly interpreted that instrument the sgners
should have Immediately emancipated their slaves
but they did not do so. He thought this govern
ment was made by white and for the benefit of
white men,
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1860
THE EXCHANGE MONTHLY AID VERTLSE


FOR MARCH,
The next number of the Exchange Monthly Adrer-
User will be issued from this office between the LIST
and 4th OF March next. Having guaranteed Cir
culatlon of ten thousand copies, which are sent
gratuitously to that number of merchants and
mercantile firms doing business in the Southern
and Western States, our monthly advertiser adj
dresses directly, and in the most unexceptionable
manner, that class of persons which is most deeply
interested in knowing where certain kinds of goods
are to be found and who it is that offers them for
SALE 1t must be evident that the communication
thus established between the merchants and bust
ness men OF this city and those of the Interior can
scarcely fail to prove Of mutual advantage. 1t
hxes the attention of persons at distance upon
Baltimore as market, and not unfrequently origi-
mates the desire to open a correspondence with
such OF our tradesmen have become known to
them through the medium of their advertisements
III Is a fair and manly way of inviting comparison
between the stocks of goods offered for sale in this
market, and those awaiting purchasers in other
markets. monthly sheet of this kind carries the
printed trade-sign of every merchant and artizan
whose name is to be found in its columns to the
stores, warehouses and factories of ten thousand
other merchants and artzans Whatever adyan-
tage, therefore, is to be derived from disseminating
the information thus impaired, is in this manner
attained; whilst the form in which it is sent forth
VIII be found, not unfrequently, satisfactory
to the recipients than if the same knowledge were
acquired through the costlier means of circular
letters, or the personal explanation of travelling
agents We can add nothing more to this state
ment than to reiterate the fact that the columns of
the Monthly are devoted solely to promoting the
business interests of our own citizens, all outside
advertisements being rigdy excluded.
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OPOSALS
Il FOR ERECTING A COURT HOUSE
AT
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Proposals will be received at this Department until the
fifteenth day Of May A D. 1862 at IL o'clock noon for the
Baltimore, Maryland according to the plans and specifca
GRs e Par daa this said to be
kinds Of work bills Of parcels must every accompany
s cunt e nS and &c
right to reject accept the hereby invited
Fart thereof, when it deems the interests of
States require it. the Department also the right to
Just cause to believe will faithfully perform the contracts
or which they have attempted to obtain by ndirecon and
join the bids and all bids that upon an Investigation are
BIDS viii not be iT se TpF5 and :,
awarded to bidder unless details are furnished the De-
tsS t. int sT nGf of of he
the s m mag or of the bid
& @ NH BE to state in their bids the amount
the contract the materials thereof TO be by The
contractor from the premises exceptso much may be
ca lions. N-NN' '"' 'p''''i
Ninety per the amount of work done and matori
ais delivered according TO contract price, sad amount TO be
asceraned in the manner prescribed by the contract by the
purpose will be paid from time time as the work pro-
gre and ten per cent retained until the completion
and to be forfeited in the nonfuiment
Contracts will be awarded only master builders and me-
M ana the assignment thereof except by
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guar
by the United States District Judge or Attorney of the said
Dlstrc IN the sum Of $4,000 for the whole work OF
proportonate amount any part tn bidder will when
requed ms proposal be accepted enter into contract
full performance '' 'oi i'' '"''i
Form of bond certificate reoured will he on
application to the Department " " ~ 'i
Plans specifications and working drawings will be ready
on e 10Th OF APRIL when they be application to
the Department ~ " rpi' ~
NO 6id gH be considered uncSs a. fIv COMPLIES in all s
details iCth the requirements of this ddpertisenaenf
me proposals must he sent to this Department. addressed
tn- secretary or the Treasury, and plainly endorsed
proposals for the Baltimore Court Housen and will be
opened at one O'Clock of the last day named for receiving
NO oo.-.,,o HOWELL. COBB,
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MARRIED
On the eth OF February, by Rev. Cooper CHARLES
JONES to Mrs SARAH BLOTTENBERGER. all OF Bat-
county -


E ID. aHat6
six years. 7''
me friends and relatives of the family respectfully in
ed 10 attend the funeral at O'Clock this afternoon
further notice
On the morning of the LIST instant, ADELINE L. SPUR
X Elk. wife of Grafton D. Spurrier
The relatives and friends the family are invited o o
tend her funeral from her late residence
urday) morning, nj IL O'Clock
his age. $50 49,
On me 10th utmo, ELLA H., aged years and months
daughter of Adam and Eliza Getrost
On the 18th ultimo, MARY OWENS. daughter of David
D. and Emily Laws, aged years
On the 2sth ultm0 EMMA VIRGINIA. second daughter
and IL days - 49, -
On the 18th utmo, LEWIS WISE, Sr in the Gath wear
of his age. - " 1890
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Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
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THOs. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73and as Second street.

BoGLEs AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all Others the meridian candle
All initiate BOYLE, style of Advertising which
for years has been headed
The BEST HAIR DIE THE WORLD.
Now others New Yo kers without brains, steal and COPY
this Their Dyes are as miserable their invention is con
temptible Avoid them all! Rugles has been aw arded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and, to their dismay
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety
green tintS smut skin staining humbug but
liable. safe and sure. For sale at
BODIES BAZAAR,
202 Washington street
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE lOs Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ja5eotf
WAS SHYLoCK A JEW OR CHRISTIAN? An Is
raelite friend Of mine wishes Christian friend to
the Affirmative he contends that Shyock was Chris
tian. For my part do know whether he was either
but this | do know, that my CHAIR COLORING FLUIDn
will change grey hair to its original without staining the
skin in its application
Price 81 cents per bottle
D. c. DRIsCoLL,
mhl-u IS Baltimore street.
CHARLES GILMoR,
No. So SECOND STREET. near the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BAIT MORE coal COMPANY,S
Gel BRATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowes rates.
keep hand the largest stock Anthvacite Coal any
dealer in This market and awas prepare fill orders
for any quantity and size with pIomptness.
CHAS. GILMOR,
Sole Agent Bait more Coal Company.
mhl-tf and Agent FOR the best Bitumnous Goals
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SN''''~~
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS,
No. So Exchange Place.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
MI A r me,
FIRE AND LIFE
IN S TRANCE AGENT.
fTHgfsSPF hE & s IN S the s MEF Fs
their approval the f0lG Gdap liss #
sTpoNopsT comprising some of the
MOST RELIABLE,
IN THE COUNTRY. A'D rrohFl
TIES and ae STiSf SCRUTINY into their ASSETS sECUR
NO. SD EXC II 1. a ING N GE PLACE
THE LATEST INsURANG& SE@ SSS And PERIODICALS
pot, ut TIE ns AMERIGAN L5SHRs REGISTER,
FOR THEsPEciAh AG{G{H3nMMAM0DATI0M OF MERCHANTS
HOUSEHOLD Fur F6RN fFEfR7NG HOUSES,
WRITTEN ON AT THE VERY Lowest RATES F s;.i l
., OF NEW YORK,
Is per cent Of Profit: Returned to F saV Holders
MECHANICS AND TRADERS. OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus, s27I,OOO
CITIZENS, OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s324OOO.
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK
capital and Surplus, S2ll,000
TRADESMEN'S, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus, $lG5OOO
EVERETT, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus sIsI O0O
UNION MUTUAL. MARINE OF PHILADELPHIA,
incorporated 1884,
REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
TRuEMAN CROSS, ESQ, Cashier Gem and Farmers
Bank, Baltimore.
PATRICK GIBSON Esq, Bank of Baltimore
JOSIAH LEE n CO, Bankers Baltimore
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & co, Bankers, Baltimore.
H MAURY Co, Bankers, Richmond, Va.
ia Il BANKERS phadeluhia
JAMES W. LEWIS, Esq, Cashier Union Bank, New
York.
E. j OAKLEY, Esq, Cashier Merchants Exchange Bank
New York.
K, H. LOWRY Esq, Cashier Bank of the Republic New
York
CARPF NTER & NERMILYE, Bankers, New York
READ. DREXEL Il CO.. Bankers, New York
SPENCER, VILLA h co. Bankers. Boston
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON
fe25-f 5S EXCHANGE PLACE.