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The re mains Of Lieutenant Ere icrick W.
Shipman, late Of the 3sth n. Y. ", who died
in Geneesee on Friday Last, Of pleurisy having
been brought to this city for intorment in
Greenwood cemetery, tho funeral services took
place yesterday noon in the Dutch Reformed
Church, at Yorkvillo. Tho Rev. Mr.. Quackon
bush read the scripture services, and made ap-
propriatc remarks, which were listened to with
interest 10y the relatives and numerous friends
Of tho deceased who filled the building. Tho
reverend gentleman dwelt particularly on tho
inscrut4ble Providence that preserved the do
ceased in tho disastrous battle at Bull Run, AID
through the dangerous service Of picket duty
on the Potomac only TO die 80 soon amongst
strangers who however, were attracted by hi
genial qualities and ministcrcd 20 his every
want during his brief illnesi. All present
seemed 10 icel that the bitterness Of death was
increased by the fact that he had not died for
his county on the battle field, and sympathized
w''h tie stricken mother, over 30 years old,
whose iom aiming days will wo hope, he cheer
cd ~ the thought that her youngest born has
but Anticipated her in that sleep, which is tho
precursor to a more joyous awakening
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THERE are four habits a wise man recon-
mends to be essentially necessary for the man
agement Of temporal concerns and these are
punctuality, accuracy, steadiness and dispatch.
Without the first Of these, tims is wasted ;
without the second mistakes most hurtful to
our own credit and interest, and that Of others,
may 10 COMM ted without the third, nothing
can be well done and without the fourth, op-
portunities Of great advantages are lost, which
II il trnpoAsible TO recall
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with dates 10 lIth, has arrived. The reported
massacre Of twenty men by the Indians, al
L.ri slgg9B, prSosgi;tS k Co5ro 's terr,or,
laws and make such appropriations, as well as
TO uihoIizc the lnoian department to select
suitable lanes for Indian reservations; also that
New Mexico lie relieved of the payment of the
amount of taN assigned 10 her by tho late law
Of Congress. Tho law for the protection Of
slave property in New Mexico was repealed By
an almost unanlmous vote in both HOUSES.
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The nutler Expedition.


CANT CHASE LOWELL, Mas, I
Dec. "a, 1861.
Thtro are many stories going the rounds
fid, relative to General Butler and his treat
mcrt Of soldiers at Fortress Monroe, and have
made sundry inquiries "a to their truth,
and have concluded that, Ike many Of sol.
di,rs' ard salorD' yarns they arc entirely
without foundation.
The fact il, that volunteers, or a. least many
OF them, cannot, or will not understand the ne.
costly Of military Discipline. It il, no doubt,
for this reason, pilucipally, that General Scott
places 80 little value on volunteers General
Butler has exhibit d, throughout his Profession
al life, traits Of Charac or which shoS him not
only 10 lie man e fto and human, feel.
ings but also admirably fitted TO take hi "a pc.
sition ~ n military Commsn Ter. As yet, no
has had no fair opportunity TO exhibit snch ca
paci,y, but so far as camp arrangement and
camp discipline are concerned no has
no supeiior-he requires figidly that
tents, arms and all cquplgo should be
kept in good order; that there should be no
drunkenness or "loating' in his camps; and
| that II en- should 10. be allowed TO wander In
the streets Of towr or cities, to tho neglect Of
I their duties. The best rations and clothing are
furnished 10 his soldiers that have seen In any
| Of the numerous camps | have visited; good
stoves, frcwOod and al such II ce'crds Of CON
fort he sees are provided in plenty, and ] nave
heard Of no a,6it,ary gg1nishmssnn, heinz IN
! nom the very nature Of the tories and story
tclcIs, that ifany acts Of inhum anily or hi Is.
| tice were pJrpotr,tcd at Fortress Monroe. they
were neither krOgn nor authorized by Con,
Butler, indeed know Of punishment adoptcd
by subordinate officers, wore ordered by him
TO be immcdis'ely stopped AMI he Is 500
ken Of by his townsmsn and infinite as 90
GATES in the very highest terms. 81 far as
mov' ments are concern 4, We are still in sii,a
Yuo-our orders are TO ho ready 10 move at
three hour notice, and am under the imp-cs-
SION that this camp can 30 in much less
time than that, ~ almost everything
is packed. Now that the snow and leo have
rendered much drilling impossible, and the
cleaning and care f arms is unnecessary, tbs
squads of'good fellows" gather in tho tents.
and various and very funny ARE the Jokes, tales
and amusomcnts on hand. A Vermont battery
arriVedhcre this morning, and whilst write, the
sounds OF hammers and saws which reach me
shew me tha' they are l.ying their tent floor,
and getting ready for the night, they arc a fine
locking set of men.
The Superintendent OF tho railroad has orders
TO have care in readiness tomorrow morning at
ten o'clock, for moving troop; that news have
this minute received, but the o.ler has been
countermanded.
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San francisco, Dec. 23.-Sailed 2ist, steamer
Sonora. for Panama, with 20 cabin passengers,
1875 soldiers, and $ll1n,OOO in treasure, Of
which 500, 900 was Tor England.
Sun francisco, Dec. 2j.-Ano,her severe rain
has renewed to a considerable extent the fresh
cts in Il interior Of the state. Sacramento is
again partially overlooked, but without much
damage this time. The central aud business
portions Of the city were not effected.
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CITY NEWS.

Mr.. OrpYKE, the Mayor elect, took the pre-
scribod oath of office yesterday before Mayor
Wood. The oath is simply to support the Con-
stitution of the United States and faithfully to
discharge the duties Of his office. Mr. Opdyko
will take his seat as Mayor on Monday Jsnua-
~ 9Th.
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Tue SKATING yesterday on the upper part Of
Manhattan Island wa bad. The Central Park
pond was only partly frozen over, and the part
covered with ice was badly cut up by the crowd
which all day long were victims to the belief
that they were enjoying the fun. Deekuans
rond, near Goth street, was much cut up and
almost covered with sand from the adjacent
hills. At 1Oj.h street the ice was in little bot
ter condition, aud few were on il.
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jackson ARTILLERY.
AUTHORIZED BY MS ExCELLENCY, GOV

Young men wishing 70 Join first class Artillery
Regiment will find ths good chance 20 enl' IT.
The b, st pay given and recruits furnished with
a splendid uniform, Undertaking, &c.
The Regiment Is now quartercd in the splendid
new Union Barra, ks, at .st New York.
On joining the Regiment recruits are furnished
with cert hcate with which they obtain relief
for their families.
siOO bounty paid at the eXprau N n the war.
Term Of en'istment-,hreo years OF during the
war.
Regimental headquarters, e36 Grand ST. corner
Of B0ytry. - -
EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel
JAMES T. FARRELL Aijutant. des5 6'i@
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81 Johns, N. T., Dec. 3O-There was a
heavy easttrly gale at Cape Race on Saturday
and Sunday, with a tremendous sea. The steam
ship Europa, capt. Anderson, passed the Cape
AZ halfpast one o'clock Sunday afternoon, about
half n mile distant, but the sea being so extreme.
ly high, it was considered not only dangerous,
but hardy to risk the. lives of the news boats
crew, IN attempting to board her aud procure
the news dispatch Of the Associated Press,
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ALMOST every paper from Nova Scotia has
something to say in regard to the gold nno5.
The Halifax Journal Of the 18Th sa,s that d
beautiful specimen Of gold.Jearing quart, from
County llarbor, had been brought to that citv,
aud addS that ffty.iour ounces Of Tangier gold
IN bars, had been received the Tuesday previous
the owners ask twenty dollars an ounce for IT,
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The Expected shipment Of Mason and Sill
den to England.

boston, Dec. 30, 3 p M.-The agents Of the
Cunard steamers in this city have given orders
TO have the steamship Niagara in readiness to
sail for Liverpool at noon on Tuesday, the 3lst
inst, but nothing has as yet been received from
Lord Lyons in regatd TO Messrs. Mason and
Slidcll going out 10 her The agents probably
expect TO receive some orders 10 that effect by
mail tomorrow morning.
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animation Of the bureau-drawer twenty-five
dollars were found remaining; the fhy-thrse
dollars q the seventy eight, together with the
bills and the grooer's pass book, were burned.
Enough Of the pass.book and bank bills re-
manned to satisfy all that these had been US ID
Ia knolir The fire.
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TIKI VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RRoI
MENT,

Colonel EDWARD w. sRRRRIIs
NOW AT THK SEAT WAR.
The nay Of Soldiers la this Regiment
ain SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH ttiTl
few more riggers ship carpenters blscksni,na.
mfrlers, mAchinists, boiler makers AID wheel
wrigyhts, will be received for
COMPANIES Y AND II.
None but sober and competent men need apply.
Volunteers In this Regiment will be under Peg
and furnished with quarters and rsiiou5 At oncs
.pd their la. lilies will he provided for by the "a.
thoriHes
oNE HUNDRED -Si00-BotNtY
will be paid W each volunteer when mustsrSs %,
Of the service.
Enlistment for three years during the war.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREKTS,
deli 24'iOs NEW YORK.
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b. only for their ridiculous f.lsehoOds and nun
chausenisms.
II concludes with the silly inference that II
the South be admitted to the family Of nauon',
the harmoniEing influences Of English COM
merce will effect greater results in the abolition
Of slavery, and It's amoliOratOn, than will the
influences Of our American lAws-by the writer
termed As the efforts Of abolitionists.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A. d. ii, Long Island-The Omeer, and
members Of this society are requested to be
many Hall corner York and Pearl street
brooklyn, 10 pay the last tribute of respect 70 our
deceased brother member, THOMAS CONNORs OF
NO. D., Our New York brethren are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday Dec 8lsG
AT o'clock p. NJ. Members will wear their badges
PilLlP CLARE, q. p. MICHAEL DAILY, q. g.
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Two BEAUTPrI. PAINTINGS are now on ex-
hibition on Broadway, "A Scene in Western
Virginia, by GignouI, at Schaus Gallery, AID
"A Landscape in the White Mountains" by
Wust, at Knoedltr's. Gignoux in this work
fixes his reputation as one If the first eolorists,
and wult's picture is charming from its truth
ful beauty
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NOTICE IS uERERY GIvRN ruAr ~

NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
pication will be made TO the Legislature Of ibis
state, at the next session thereof for q grant of
land, and Land under watsr In front Of the Lands
Of the subscriber at the foot of Hubert street in the
city Of New York, to the exterior pier line as estab
lshed by law, together with the right OF erecting
PIERS WhAiV,s, and other structures thereon for
the convenience Of commerce, under the unIa reo
ulatious Of law, and the right Of DookaVe and
Wharfage. Dated, December 20, 1851, New York
oEo oS'lO2 JOSEPH II. FIELD.
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THE POLICE have been bestirrng themselves
of late in regard to the numerous gambling
establishments that are to be found in all parts
Ct the city. Several Of these establishments
have Teen visited recently, and the business of
a black leg is becoming increasingly uncomior
talle
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Homeopathic Prncricc in the Army

Two Of our leading ullopathic physicians have
gone on to Washington, with view Of dcfoat.
ing the effort which is making to intr tuco iltp
some of the trmy hospitals the homeopathic
practice. petition from cit'z rs o DUa hl,
already been presented to Congress, asking the
admission Of the latter system, aud /, is likely
that bill looking to that end will come b,fore
the BODY,
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CREpIrABLE DIsPATCM-The n. Y. Illus
TRAlED News ofthe coming weeks issue, will
have fine engraving of the engagement at
Drainesville, taken on the spot
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Col. MulIiuanIn AIbany.

AlJd,y, Dec. 3O.-Colonel Mulligan arrived
here at 1890 today. lie was received by the
May or and Common Council, and conducted to
the Deavan House, whore he remains duriug
his stay guest Of the city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate If the County Of New York, notice "
hereby given N all persons having claims againsa
DANIEL 3. KENNEDY, late Of the city Of New
York, deceased, ~ present the same, with vouchers
Thomas Mckenzie, NJ. 1876 West Tnirty-fDurth
street. In the city Of New York, or bel re the
third day Of March ncNt. Dated, New York, tie slih
day Of August, 1851.
THOs Mckenzie pvo.,,,c-.
JOHN T. FOX,
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The Kerosene on Factory Fir,

On our first page will be found u commune
cation correcting some errors in regard TO tn,
oXtent Of damage done at the above fire, rc
ported short time since.
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Reysnuc Gutter Howell Cobb A-boro

Boston, Dec. 2s The revenue cutter How.
ell Cobb, from the Lakes, via Q Iebec, for Bos-
ton, went ashore at GAINESVILLE, Cape Ann, last
night The crew are saved but the vessel is a
total less.
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Wanted Immediately FOR the only cavalry resi-
meut authorized 10 be raised, orderly sergeant, .
fariiers, musicians, saddier, wag, ner, SER
gear u and 20 able-bodied men. Apply 70 LAevt.
CAMPBELL, al Mahony's. At tho cor. Of Beach and
nudson At; also 70 JOHN W, WHITE 10 Court 81
Brooklyn. d98 941i9
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r. ~,.-sS- AVON or Ar oaDEp nv THE :
ASurrugata Of ths County Of New York aotias 4.
hereby styen " 81 peraons having claims sgainn .
STEPHEN II. PALMER, late OF the city Of Nav :
York, deceased, " present the same, wish younhe4
herecf N the subscriber, at 81 Maiden Lane In N,
city Of New York or before the drs, day q Feb
rusry n3xt Dated, New York, the 23d day OF july \
1851. MARY PALMER, Adminissra,.iT
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Fight at Paducah, Ky.---Tele.
graphic Dispatches Suppressed.

Chicago, Dec. 30-The Cairo operator SAYS
that fight is going on at Psiucha, KY, today,
but that the Adjutant General refuses to ailoW
reports 10 be sent. We will probably hear
something tomorrow.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
BE W ING MA HINES,
sos BROADWAY.
$50. $50.
GENERAL NOTICES.

"InViihtlOn."-I have made arrangements
TO have my house open on New YeN's Day, for the
ieoepton e. my friends snd the million" generally
u winch corri tally invite you TO call and IN axe
yHnIssiVes PERFECTLY at home. Yo4rs, &c, VIM
FErIBErCH, lt6 l.. 92d st. 20
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Cincinnati Dec. 30.-The surrender Of Messrs.
Mason ana Slidsll and the suspension Of specie
pay nents 10y the Banks Of New York, produced
feeling OF relief in business circles here.
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Ne,c Yo,t, Dec. 80, EreniRg--Mr. Cunard,
Of this city, agent of the CuDard line Of steam
ers states that tho steamship Niagara will not
sail for Liverpool until her regular day, We'd
nesday.
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Ia Regiment n. Y. Cbas-ours,
HON. JOHN COCHRANE, Colonel.

100 able bodie1 men wanted " Gil up this favor.
lie Regiment, now In active service, and eucamped
In . beautiful location near Washington.
Pay, ratons, &c., will be furnished from the dag
Of enlistment
Zach man will receive siOO bounty Al the expire
ton Of his terfa 4 service.
Recruiting Office,
Corner First Avenue and Sinh q.
Lieut.. n. W. LEE,
deli 2lac'i0l Recruiting Ohicor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEh OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice IL
KIIZA GII.BERT, late Of the City Of New York,
deceased, present the same, with vouchers there
o. " the aubscrber, al the ofics n Weeks and De
Forrest. No bS Wall street, In the City on Rev York.
ON OF b.foro the 18th day II April Hert, DaAsd
rev Work. the 2Bd day ot September, 1891.
NICHAHL HIG9IN6 ErscuAnr.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Watch Night this Evening, at tho New
Mtson, 94tN II, bet 9th aud Ith ayes. g. CURRY
Pastor. Commencing at O'Clock. 5S
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GIN. SCoTr continues daily to receive num-
bers Of visitors at his rooms in the Brevoort
House. Among those who called yesterday,
were Col. W. c, Church, Hon. Pelatiah PERT,
Mr.. nlotsOn and Lieut.. Col. Hudson, u. 8. A.
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Further News. SEQ Third PS~s

NEW iEAR CALLS Ex-CmEF HARRY
How AM viii not receive the calls OF his numerous
lri'hIS ON New Years day The death OF two adopt-
make this decision.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of Now York. Notice v
hereby given " all persons having claims AgainSa
RICHARD BURIkW, lAte Of the city Of New York,
merchant, dsO06zsd. 70 present Ghe same with
vouchers thereof - she subscriber, al his ofoo No
bS Wall 81 In abs city Of New York, before The
thirty. hrs, day Of March neTA. Dated. New YORK,
soth day Of sepsembm, 1881.
HENRY q. DRFoRks5r. hxscusos.
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NoTfCE-APPLICATI WILL BE MADE
at the meeting Of the Legislature Of the stase Of
New York. In January next, for an alteration or an
amendment 70 tho Charter Of the Repsblic Fire In
slr,nce COMPANY OF the City Of Nsw York. New
York, November Both, 1901, nSQ SW S'1sS
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THU

n To NoUtNOt UF IN UhDEH OF THFd
Surrogate of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given ~ all persons having clsi's Agalr,
MOBTfH OslHEIB. late Of fhs CIR Of Rev YO r.
deceaFed, " present the with vouchers thar
~ 70 tue Subscriber, az the ofce Of wn L. Morril
ESQ, No. 81 Grove street, in the City Of New YukNA
on or before the LIST day 0. April neIt Dated. NsW
York, ihs SO,h day Of September, 1901,
EMnAR OBrHEIM, KHscusrt1.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of Rs~ York, Notice Ia
hereby given " all persons having claims againsa
WILLIAM POST, late OF tho city Il New York, de-
ceased T. present the same, with vouchers thereof
% the Subscriber, st his Office, No. CT Wall ST. In the
city of New York, or before the first day Of Fob
rlary next.--Dated, New York, 11th dsy sf July.
1851. WASHINGTON, POST, RxecuLor .
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INSURANCE.

T ONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
- Chartered in 1893. No. IL Fulton st, Brooklyn
and Bank New York Building, cor ofWGll and VIII ,
lam SITS.
Bw. DIX LAMATER, ProsI.
WIN. ". HENsHAW, sec'y.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AS ORDER OF THl

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TEE
L 5urrvgats OF the County Of New York, Notice h
hereby given To al persons having claims aga alma
MARY NGLOLN, late Of ths city Of New York. do
ceased, " present the ssme, With vouchers ,harok
W the 5uhgcTtber Al mis- store, No. Bayard ID, In
the city OF New York, or before the 1btb day II
MAroh next. Dated, RsW York, ihs sla dag u
AuslAsa. 1881
HIGH y. MOAFFRy, Adminis,rsA@.
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u the best and cheapest article for dreasinR asb
beAutifying, cleaning, curling, preserving aud 70
storing the hair. aides, try it, Sold by all Drug
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
The original and genuine article, will exterrninEa,
hoscLes, Ants, and all veruiin. Free from polsCu,
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death n Rats and Mice Sold by all Dr7,a
gists every where. D. S. BARNES, Propnstor, II
Park Row, and 44 Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
1surrogals OF the County OF New York, Notice u
hereby given " all persons having claims AgLnse
THOMAS VALLEY LANGDOA, late Of the City Il
New York, deceased, W present the sans with
vouchers thereof " Abe Subscriber n the Oce Of l.
J. Greenwood. No l42 Wsst Fourteenth StreeA, In
the City Of Now York. on or before lhs Ii, day Of
March NEXT.
Dated, Nav York, she l6lh day OF Augun, 1891.
ISAAC j. GREENWOOD Kxecu-
WILLIAM A. MARTIH, I tors.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TIL

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice IL
hereby given 70 all persons having claims afyalAsa
JACOB d. WHITMORE late Of the city Of BAH,
Maine, sa1p1nsster, deceaed. W present ths same,
with vouofsee thereo " the Subscriber ~ the once
Of HAwKSs COrBKxY, Counsellors-atLaw, No. 10
Wall street. h ths aty Of New York. or before
the 6rst day IL AIs1 neu Dated, Nav York, ths
18th day OF Sapt4nhas. 1861.
JAMES O, WHTrMoRE. AdministrAaor.
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NEW YORK RoWERY FIRE INsUR-

NEW YORK BOWERY FIRE NSUR- 1
L ance Company-Ofices 1874 Bowery and No.
Pine street-Capiral, $500, OOO.-ThiA Company /
continues 70 insure against loss or damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Warehouse,
Stores and Merchandise, the most favorable y
terms. Having large Surplus Fund, which, With ,
their capital, being securely and probably In
vested enables them To oer reliable security on al
policies issued by them.
Orders by post or in person will receive prompa 1
Eitention. WILLIAM HIBBARD, President. :
q. q, TAYLOR Secretary.
W. L. CORTELYOU, Asst Seo'y.
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NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE IN
1N surRnce Company, No. 70 Wall street.. Char
tered in 1882. Capital, $2OO,OOO, with large sur
plus. THIS Company, being one ofthe oldes, In The
city, continues 70 insure against loss and damage
by Are, only, al current rates. o. IL. ONES, Pred
d. nj. ID. UNDERHILL, Becy,
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DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l. Offices, 893 Canal street and 60 Wall 81. CaAh
capital, 3 90, 0OO Insurance made against loss ~
Gre at rates that are mutually satisfactory.
MATTHIAS CLARK, President.
W.T.. UNDERHIIL, Secy.
THE NORTH RIVER FIRE INSURANCE
l. co, 2O9 Greenwich st-Capital $3.50 0Oc-H
ing been uninteruptedly In business uyTards Of
thirty nine years, continues TO insure sanst loas
or damage by fire upon favorable terc,ii.;p
PETER Il W. Hkh, Preat 4
JOHN HnGEMAN, seO'y,