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The Power of Conscience

One day during August Of 1851 "a respectable
farmer, named Watts, living near Fromc, In
England went to market, leaving his daughter
Sarah pretty girl OF sixteen-'o mind the
house. Upon his return home he found the girl
lying dead in the dairy, with severe ahrasOns
on her head and other evidences that she had
been fOully murdered. AS nothing hid boon
stolen from the house, apparently, it was hard
TO imagine what had instigated the assassin to
commit the brutal crime, and justice was Mt
fault to find the guilty one. Arrangements
were made 10 arrest a man named Joseph Sears,
whe had been sutton for the girl 5 hand; but
he left the place and enlisted in the army be
fore tho writ could DO served upon him. and so
the matter ended for the time Ten years roll
cd away; and one day about two weeks ago JO.
seph Sears returned to FrOme an invalid lie
went to magistrate to get his remittance
form filled up that he might draw the three
months pay due 20 him on his discharge from
the army, and exhibited So many signs OF eN-
treme unhappiness while the magistrate was pre-
paring the document that the latter asked him
what was the matter. 5 iari hesitated for mo,
ment, and then declared that he was the muir
derer Of Sarah Watts. Thinking that the soldier
must be mad, the man OF law endeaVOTed to
soOthe him, telling him that he did not know
what he was saying. Sears then repeated Nj
former avowal, declaring Il at the Consciousness o
his crime would indeei make a madman Olhim,
III he concealed il any longer. Finding that he
was sane. and in earnest, the magistrate order
cd his clerk 10 take down In writing what the
soldier might say, and Sears at once made the
following confession: " murdered Sarah Watts.
hope the God above will let me live to see her
again in another world. have had 1t in my
head long time. have been very unhappy
ever since. went away, was 80 unhappy.
hope that God will wash away our sins. | done
Il for love- II was Oh a market day. asked her
20 20 to Birch Lane 10 pick some water crosses.
She wsuldnt go. I often played with her. 1t
was in August il happened. About three o'clock
In the afternoon went to the house. | thought
she was worth some money and she wouldn't
tell me where II was, and would marry her
and take her TO America-I was very fond Of
her-then we would live happy together. l said,
IF you don't tell me where Il Is will DO the
death Of you then took bold Of her BY tho
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the head with IT, aad should have 30 suffer
for II either in heaven or in hell. struck her
in the kitchen, and draR,yel her into the dairy.
! caught hold of her by the feet, and put her
head first into the milk pail, and left her in the
dairy dead took two shillinRs out Of a cup on
the mantel-picco | went up stairs and searched
above. took somo clothes and went my way
and went to sea. was blamed for i, at the time
and enlisted az a soldier 10 got out Of the way.
have now got II OF my mind. I killed her for
love. ! was very fond Of her." After reading
tho conis ion over, to see that It was correct,
Sears signed his name 10 II, and surrendered
himself prisoner to the law. lie ia now in
Shopton Jail, and will be tried for his life this
month
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Ms harrington and the NrlII,ary Crop

shadow passed our window, the door oponcd,
and looking up we saw the form Of Mrs. Part
ington before us. give just dropped in" sho
said. Dropped in! and she weighs ono hundred
and fifty ii she docs an ounce. She held out
her anufl-box a. she said g Good morning,
filled with Rhodes Detachable; Ike was by her
side, and before We had time TO prevent Il he
had both arms stuck to the ily-papor on the desk
before US. I've just dropped in TO ask, sho
said, as wo looked up inquiringly, "Nhat sort Of
a crop the ccssationists will 10 likely TO get
from planting cannon, that | see something
about in the paperi don't believe il will come
up.
Perhaps II may" We said, favouring tho
idea "as We see many sprouts about in uniform
that are evidently sons Of guns, and IT, as Mr..
Fields has said, soldiers sire and grandsirc
may be sword, why not gun have its de-
sccndntsy'
"May be 20, said she, Frightening up, "may
10 80, 1t isn't the most unlikely thing that
never came to pass, and that may DO why guns
wear brooches. | declare never thought Of
that before
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE
l. OI LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The Tilscrilers continue b grant certificates Of
passage D. md from Liverpool, ~ their fivurite
hne o. ia Sets, comprising In part tie following
alpf:-
VS. TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DfEADSOJGHT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BEN. ADAMS, CONsTELLAIIOS,J. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT ESCORT, PHOENIX,
JNDEkWRl TER, SEA FLOWER CAMBRlAN,
Making, together with others, a snip every i've
day-.
TIE subscribers arc also agents Tor the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For al! Of which they grant certificates on liberal
terms.
REAlTTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c.
T. 4 c.. alsl continue b. issue drafts, payable on
demand, throughout England, ireland, Scotland
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may be had on ap-
plcntion tii by letter, enclose postage stamp to
IAPSCOTT u CO., 80 South st, New York
d6 24re'loS. TAPSCOTr SMITH & Co, Liverpool
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CuNsUMPTIoN CURED BY WHATEVER

~ cause induced. Those who suffering with
any Of the symptoms Of consumptou,su such ~ cough,
raising of matter frum the lungs, soreness pains
IN the chest side or back, oppressive breathing
hIsiness II the heal should consult DR.. O'TOOLE,
who hrs mNie the treatment and cure Of cunsump-
ion his special study for years, and who refer
~ numerous patients in the city and neghborhood
4 New York, whom he has cured Of consumption.
In all durable cases, relief from suffering IL guar
snteod ny the first "a hours treatment. DIR. N. q.
D'rcOLE, Consumption Physician, 20 Third ave-,
Sew York. Df. O'IOOLE'S concentrated Cou4h
Remedy, * certain euro for the early stages Of
Consumption. Price per bottle, " 10 had et ths
flee, and Of all Druggists. noi6 24ao'tYs
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n OR-CHFAPEST hoard IN NEW
MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH TAR AND WILD
~ Cherry Bark have long held very high posi-
ton "a curAtives FIR affections a the Lungs and
rhroHt, 10y the medical profess on, and the pubic
In general. Iiy new chemical process Mr.. CAMP
BELL has combined the active principle of these in
compound which he desiRnateg as the SYRUP OF
TAR AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds. Sore
Thfuat, Bronchitis &c. II Is unsurpassed, Give II
trial. SID st the low price Of Twenty-Five cents
per bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMPBELL,
Chemist and Apothccuy, W. cor sth ave snd 2Sth
1t. Alto nj McDonlld's Dry Coz = store, $50 Bow
cry. Ill Wholesale ~ Messrs. ScLieiirlin, Bro. a.
Co, cor william and Hickman stI. Also for sale
Fun ans Rheumatic LmimatlC Linimeni, price ~
cents per bottle. diO 2lac'llG
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palm OF WHITE LHLIEC-FOR PH1i
stands unTiValled. This delightful and highly pSII
Mmed preparation II unequAliod for rsmSviaa
PlhPIES, BLoTCHKS, TAN, BUNBURN, and a
imperfectonl nom the skin, rendering 10 beausiuis
ly clear, son and white. nvAlling Mature IN han
fAires. FORM n u warranted free from ali injuhoa
ingredients, and u ~ Artiols tor lAdisS sonsal
Price only 70 cent?.
cenis-ths bssl article now manufactured noed
who are annoyed with Anhine tessh, should kivs -
q Trial. Can Be procured a ~ South essoAA Al
winiaaAasarsA. aaA y AshsA Ave., 80
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COR THE PILES

IOk HE FILES
DIR. UPHAMS Vegetable Eeo4uNry Ia . Ger
tain care FOR piles In every form. In the worst e.1aa
u this distressing Affection, and where Ill other
means have failed, the patient mus consult lhO
O)ctnr personally a, his 6fico, SsT Pourtb 81 DR..
JphAn has devoted special attention " this disease
~ more than 20 years, and may be consulted In
relation " this ANY other complaint from 3 O'Clock
in the morning pntl O'Clock In the evening, AZ his
dodicl once B5T Fourth n, 81 door from The Bow
~, letween Bowery and broadway. g. g. WELLS
tlo., General Agents, lie Franklin 81 n. Y,
% J2ac'l3s
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NEW CITY CURED HAMS, CITY sHoUL-
1 deru, and Smoked Beef, Pure Lard, Mess Pork,
best quality, for sale at low prices by A. w. ROSE,
Wholesale dealer In Aackersl, Goldfish, Picked Her
rings aud Provisions, s2s Washington ST. near Bar
cay deT R'iU1
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LN PURSUANCE OFlAN ORDER nr rnI

Surrogate OF tie County OF New York, MOTIFS /.
merely given 70 All persons having claims Against
SOLOMON WARRINER, late Of the CITY OF Nav,
York. deceased, 10 present the same, with yoncb.
ers thereof 70 the Subscribers at the Office OF r
Parsons, No. o. Wall street, in the Ctv of Nav
York on OF before the 18th day Of May next. Dated
New York, the 9th day Of November, 1s6I '0N
HARRIET j. WARRINER, AdninIatratrix
Ell. PARSONS, Administrator.
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RS-FURS-LADIES, II YOU
want your furs altered and repaired carefully and
Promptly, by practical furriera take them 70 the
mandatory 927 Eighth ave. bet 26th and 2Tth sts.
remember up stairs, the only mandatory up town.
large assortment Of ladies' and children's fancy
hrs cheap. No trouble 70 show ths goods. Please
70 give US call. FInu0AN mis- 2laoslTB
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GROCERIES.

CHEAP PROvISIoNS-PoULTRY, LIVE
- OF dreissd n 10 cts Butter 10 TO 10 cts /;
Cheese Ia :; Pigs heads spare ribs and hooks an,
trimmings 10 o, pigs jows " Q, feet 10 cts per
100; fresh beef and mutton 4 TO eta at S93 and e95
West 18th st, bet 10th and 18th ayes, next 10 the
old packing house Of VAN pRUNT d WATRoUS,
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INSURANCE.

british COMMERCIAL LIFE INSUR-
Lance Company, London and America Es,ablah.
ed In 1870. Capital, S3,OOO,OOO. Claims paid,
SoWO,OOO, This company is well known in both
hemspheres, and its stability IL undoubtol No
extra charge for crossing the Atlantic. Policies rs
collateral socrtty. Last bonus was thirty 1--we per
cent.
GEORGE NJ KNEvITT, Manager,
No. q Wall street
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SAVINGS BANKS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
l. corner Third ay. and 2bth 81,
CHARTERED 1854
Six PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on ali depo.
sits from dollar TO one thousand dollars
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM 1si
January. Bank open every day from 10 " also
nom 70 O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN, Pres,
STEPHEN o. CHL-D6, sec'y, DO 2Aao'1SS
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| CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- Ballast, Londonderry, and Dublin, for $50. The
powerful Clyde-bult ste smshIp UNITED KING
DOM, Captain Craig, will sail from pier 70, North
River, fnt " Warren u, on TueslAy, Dec. i0lh at
IL noon. This steamship Is fttei In the most Ap-
FrJvei style, B. insure tie comfort AMI safety Of
passenger. Rates Of passage-cabln 500: inter
mediate, SO; storage, $50; including az abundant
supply II cuckei provisions Apply " FRANCIS
hcDONALD Co, BJwlng Green. n3O g'i32
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or rur

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surrogate OF the County Of New York. and a.
coIding 70 the statute In such case made ami nro-
Mdeu notice hereby given to all persons having
oS MaS. ai,is' WILLIAM BROWN, late Of the CITY
shlpI .hs same with the vouchers thereof 10 Inc
e9Oscrioer, the administrator Of The gooJa obs,'
sels, and credits OF the said William Brown a.
sau street, IN the City Of New YORK. on o. No.
ns twelfth day Of February, A. D., 1863.
FRANCIs CHARLTON, Adp,in,z.r..o~-
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JINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED Asu)
INSTRUCTION.

l. 90. Bookkeeping 90 per month, or $ie, lessons
unlimited. Writing and arithmetic $40 per q1Ar
Gar, IS Lessons each. % Bowery and s8s fultOA 9,
Brooklyn. Gov. KING writes. 0ol. PAxl<B'a plan
instraoeAaA isbys.snaAs end sxpsdstiouA, q aAa
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EURS-FURS-FINEM MINK SABLE HALF
cspes, dark and rich, we now sell from $40 TO
go, same AZ we sold last winter for $45; fine Mink
sable quarter capes $40 to SIS; very hne dark Mink
nuns 80 SO, 81 and So, at FOSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Fur Depot 1Is Chatham Square, cor. Mott st.
db 24AcslQO
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INSURANCE..

HAVE YOU PROVIDED YOx YUw0
IA Family an insurance On Jour lksi
Hoss
LIFE INSURANCE COApAU95
10 COURT STREET, BRO0HIRA
III BROADWAY, NEW rodk.
M U T A l.,
DvarxD IN SroOKs OF THE sTAyn or hzg klEHi
AID FJAsT Glass BokDa An
hoEraAsn.
pIIIosolsi
A. a. Low, Thomas O~rsscss
". II. Cary, John r. hArtks,
l. II. FrothIn CHAM, John HAlsay.
j. 8. 7. StranAhAn. john Snedsn,
ThomAs Messenger, J. Milton oDnaaka
samuel Smith, Harold Dolln1l
Henry H. Pisrrep0nk, A. p OapwsA,
Abr. b. BAybS, Nehemiah Enlgaa
Peter Q. Cornell, Edward A. LAAffN
John ID. Cooks, James How,
H. II. Claim, l. ID. WYNN,
s. r. Cniaendsp, George 4 JsrNN
Theodore Pulhs41nA r.,Bamud PERM
J. u. SouthworelI, 8. b. Howard,
o kAr DunnlAg, George T. HopA
J ohm @. Berger, Charles A. Tovpeaf
Lewis Roberts, Cornelius J. kysegS0
wGiter 3. 0IifhlnA, Joseph W. 0hnsss
n. r. Odell.
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH. PrSSaSssp
70. II. FRorHINGEAh, Trsssuynl
GEo. g. RIPLEY, Secretary,
A. =. CAPWElL. Oounaae
Medical Counsel,
q. L. MITCHELL. Brooklyn,
JAMES STEWART, Md, hsN
Dividends OF proAu declared sNa1salA sAa "A
piled Immediately W reduce ,hs aToounl q 0<kkzt
premium.
Premiums payable ons-hAlf In cash and oAa-haN 81
. note ~ II month";, which Us not In any osss MI
ject 70 Assesament, but II " permanent loan % ~
policy ,obe paid only by the application q pEOAA1
or deducted from the amount due when the paAGj
becomes pay able. The cash part Il the prslnt1M,
may be paid annually, seni-Annually, or qlAktnlN
In O. 10 or any number Of years, or In ons sum.
~ Policies the premium on which U pAyAbla u
fUe annual payments may be surrendered Al ths ekt
piraton Of two years, and the Company will iwal
tbr IL paid up policy for lVs for tOo-IIths Of q
original sum. At three years for ATSe et1
And on the same principle where the premtun y
payable in ten OF any other number Of years
Policies issued for life or for any term q yooIN
al rates ~ low ~ any sound mutual or s,oOk s0Fsl
pAny.
Premiums on short term and non-paraoapaatg
policies are payable IN cash.
Endowment policies Issued, abe sum payahls 4
ths representatives OF the party al DEATH OF % III
her attaining 40, 90, %, 90, Go o. TO ysazs q
ago. Also all forms Of Children's endowmesias ~
annuity policies on the most favorable torma
- This Company has adopted q prinnipla lal
senaed 70 prevent ne EapSe Of anT policy and 70 q;
cure 10 the assured In every case al ahs aasuSWAaa
bers need not apprehend therefore thAi thsr inakI
" 70 pay the premium at any future TINA Win b
Voye the boas OF what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other pubneAtioa WI u -
grAtuitousiy 10 all who require L.
Good agents wanted, and will be EoaAOd Wil1
ihe most liberal tsrms. ieaA TH1As
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, Notice IL
hereby given 70 all persons having claims ag aims,
mAhf MGLolN, late OF the city Of New York, de-
ceased, " present the same with vouchers thereof
70 the subscrber at his store, No. 4 Blyard st. In
the city Of New York, on before the ibth dAy Of
August, 1861
HUGH =. hCAFFRY, Administrs.or.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate of the County Of New York, notice is
hereby given 70 Az persons having claims against
mohIl1 OBJ HEM late Of the City of Now York,
deceased " present the same with Vouchers there
~ u the Subscriber, at the ofhce Of VIM L. Morris
Esq, No. o. Grove street, in the City Of New York
on OF before the LIST day OF April next Dated New
York, the 2Oth day OF september, 1861.
EMILE OSTIIEIM, Executrix
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

/ AChoOANNE VI AN OhDEh Ot Ink
- Surrogate OF the County Of New York, notice is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
JACOB ID. WHlTMORk, late Of the city Of Bath,
Maine, shipmasteT, decoasd, ~ presei.s the same
with vouchers thereof, ~ the Subscriber at the ocs
OF HAWKINS d CoTHREY, Counsellorsat-Law, No 10
wall street, In the city Of New York, ON or before
tho first day Of April next. Dated, New York. ~
18th day a. September, 1851
JAMES q. WHTTM0RR, Administrator, ',
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COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ pany, No. 10 Wall street.-Mutual Benedt-The
insured receive 10 per cent, Of net profits without
mourning any liability. Capital, S2OO,OOO, with a
handsome surplus securely invested
This Company continues 10 insure buildings mar
chandse, household furniture, rents, vessels in
port and all other insurable property, against loss
90 TIMOTHY G. CHURCHILL, President,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of tie County Of New York, Notice is
hereby given 10 all per1ns having claims agninsl
sII.AS BROWN, late Of the City Of New York, Mer.
ch1it, deceased, N pr sent the with vouch-
thereofto tbe Subscriber, at the Store Of a,h
Coulter Co, No. 2li Pearl street, In the CITY Of
New York, ON or before the 10Th day u April next
Dated New York. the 20 day Il October, fSGi
ALEXANDER X WALSH, Acting Executor u
BlI4A5 BROWN, deceased.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF.r.v

Surrogate Of the County OF New York, notice IN
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
ELIZA GILBERT, late Of the City Of New York,
deceased, ~ present the same with vouchers there
OF, W the Subscriber, at the office Of Weeks and De
Forest No. oS Wall street, In the City Of New York
ON or before the 18th day Of April next, Data5
New York, the 2sd day OF September, 1861.
MICHAEL HIGGLNS, Executor.
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FIRs.
A TTENTION LADIESI

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY YOUR
l. furs 90 per cent. less than at any other store
in the city, at the great Rocky Mountain Depot,
Water Mink half capes, mufI and cuffs, s9; French
Sable Capes, muG and cuffs, 81 10 50; French Mink
ape, mun and cuffs, - u $40; French Mink muis,
ftb So 30; Water Mink mutis, So to So 90; French
worth $50, at FOSTERS, us Chatham square, cor.
MOTT 81 do 24ac'i26
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A RMY GOODS-TNDIA RUBBER ARMY
"A blankets, Havelooks, Costs. Caps, g., &C. n,
Wholesale and retail, Al @. A. BUNNEB'5, IL John
81, doorp East Of Broadway. d. Asc'iH
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OILS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ 20 cents; elastic roof oil, 10 cents per gallon;
Grafton paint, yellow ochrc, and Spanish brown. /
cent per ID; white lead and zinc, cents linseed
oil, tnrpentine, &C. ID. BIDWEIL. 9G9 Pearl st.
deg 24AcslOi
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DR. VAN HAMBERTs FEMALE MONTH.

~ ly Pills are a safe remedy for obstruction, SC,
rom cold, or any causs-fl per box. Coughs,
'o'dA &c, cured by Ayres' Cherry Pectora. Scruf-
Ia, rheumatism, Sc, cured by TowIpeRd's sarsa-
..arills. Keneiys discovery, by GUION, 12T Bow
Try, New York. MIC T2ao'ii2
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on THE

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County " New York. notice Ia
hereby given 20 nl persons having claims against
JOHN W. COGswEII., late Of tho CITY Of New y, rk.
deceased, 10 present the sanc with vouchers thcro-
Of " the Subscriber at her residence No 1871 IIui-
srn street In the city of New York before tire
hNeenth day 81 Mar neNt-Dated, New York tia
81 day Uf September lNG1.
MARY COGsWEIL, Administrat,ir
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RRAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-BOUsES AND LOTS IN JER-
sey City and vicinity; farms and valuable Nil
properly also valuable property IN Railway and
New Brunswick. Prices o. 200 70 els 900. some Of II
may be bought with $500 70 s5sO cash. Yarns
wanted IN exchange for Jerpey City propory. In.
9nire0 EVAN JONES, 10 Montgomery 81 jersey
Ofv. dc 2iac'10T
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GREENWICH INSURANCE co, NO. 400
~ Hudson 81 and $ Pine st.
JAMES HARRISON, Sec.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Assrrogate OF the County ofNew York, Notice Is
hereby given " all persons having claims agains,
THOMAS VALLEY LANGDOs, late Of the City Of
New York, deceased, N present the sane Min
vouchers thereof ~ the Subscriber at the ofco OF T.
J.. Greenwood, No. i42 West Fourteenth street, Ia
the City Of NewsYork, OR Or before mo ia day OF
March next ~' "
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF August, 1851.
ISAAC }. GREEN WOOD, ENol,l-
WILLIAM A. MARTIN, I tors.
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ITO CONTRACT0RS-P WANT.
= ed for furnishing and delivering about 0 o
tons OF trap rock In crib to be built at the Long
Dock, Jersey City, The number Of cubic feet 10 Ice
allowed as a ton, t224O lbs) to bo determined by
weighing and measuring the first load. For mrth.
er partie alaIs, apply at the Engineers Once Long
Dock Ferry building, Jersey City, where offers will
be received TIL the 10th Of Dec. 1901. LONG DOCK
Dec. Sd, 1861. Id I'IiO
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GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
~ ny-Ofhce No. 4s Wall 1t, New York Bank
building. Cash Capital, $500, 900, and surplus se-
eurely Invested. lnsures az inst loss damage
oy Ire, al Al favorable rates ~ other Companies.
SAMPSON MOORE, President,
JAMES G. PLATT, Secretary
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NO.
Court street, Brooklyn, and III Bread Vay
New fsrk,-Mutusl, with a cash capital of Sl25,-
ooV' invested IN stocks of the State Of New York
and hrst class bonds and mortgages
Dividends of profits declared annually and APP
premium,
Premiums payable one-half in cash and one-half
In note at IL months which Is not in any casa
subject 70 assessments, but II u permanent loan
on the poSy, TO be paid only by the application Of
prohts, or deducted from the amount due when the
policy becomes payable. The cash part Of the
premium may be paid annually, semi-annually, on
quarterly, In i've, ten, or arg number Of years. %
IN one sum.
Policies, the premium on which is payable in ay.
annual payments, may be surrendered at the expi.
ration OF two years, and the Company will issue ior
paid up policy for life for two-hlhs Of the origi.
nal sunni # at three yesrs, for three-hfths etc And
on the sAnle prncipls, where the premium Is paya-
bile In ten or any other number of years
Policies issued for life for any term Of years,
and on the participating and MISUNDERSTANDING
SCALE at rates as low any sound mutual or stock
company.
Premiums on short term and non participating
policies arc payable In cash.
Endowment Policies issued, the sum payable N
the representative Of the party at DEATH or 10 him or
aer on attaining 10 90, d. CO. So, or 70 years OF age.
Also AL forms OF ChildTen's endowments and annui.
| ~ policies on the most favorable terms
This Company has adopted a principle In
tended TO prevent the lapse Of any policy and 20 So
cure 10 the assured In every all the assurances
which their payments will provide for. Our mem.
beers need not apprehend, therefore, that their nabl
MY 10 pay the premium at any future tiIae will In.
Volye the loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and sther publications will b
sent gratuitouAy 10 all who require II, ~
Q most liberal terms, Wv" "