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Canadian -four opened nrm and advanced Sc 1oc but
closed dull at quotations with sales Of 800 bbls. s)uh
-four sclroe and lrn NJ the above figures with
sales Of about 500 bbls Rye nour was Arm at quota
tions. with sales Of 800 bbls. Corn meal nrm at
Quotations, with . good demand the sales embraced
about 100 bbls. Wheat opened advance Of lc.
the demand became less aud the ad
iso 100 bushels al 81 % 81 20 for red western 81 Il
81 81 amber do 45 tor choice amber STATE 81 50
81 IS for white hichigan, 81 90 for white Kentucky
for amber Iowa, and 81 as for Green Bay do, 81 Is
81 81 for Milwaukee q b. and 81 Is 81 - Cor Chicago
higher with sales Of Ia5 900 bushels st sc esc for
heated and slightly out Of order, and ut roc 72c. for
sound Weston mixed Rye was firm, with moderate
at SOC Tor Western, and at e0c for prime state
Barley fin and quiet, with sales Of 700 bushes at
81 ~ 81 A. Oats were In fair request at 55c. 56c
Tor new Western and state, and 57c. for old do
Coyrn-1be market Arm but quiet sale OF
275 baAs Laguayra was made Cor export on private
te ms.
CorroS-The market was active and closed at au ad-
vance per ib The sales embraced about 500 bales
closne the sasis o0hc Gle for middiing upauds
FRncHs-lhe market exhibited no change Of i'm
portapce, while engagements moderate To Liver.
pool some IS 900 shes OF wheat engaged bulk
iondon q oce bushels q whsa. in bulk and 4 in sh,s
bags at 1Okd al0xd. To Bristol 100 bushels wheat
at l0lsd. ia bulk by neutral vessel To Glasgow 900
Fn we're nrm with sales Of Georges Bank, at -
a 81 81, and of Bauk At 80 7J -, mackerel were
Grmer. with sales Of No at 80 so sii as TO qua.
iity, and at So 80 a 81 25 for No.
Hay steady ana In good demand, with sales or
North 6oc for shipping, and st 74c 76c. for
city use
Hors we're arm, with sales Of som 1000 bass new,
within DAY two, mostly for export NJ $1s a SIS
MOT AsrSales OF f50 hhds Cuba we're made at 3sc.
700 bbis New Orleans were sold by auction at 81 81
81 4s.
ProvisloSs Pork k-The market was heavy, with sales
o. eV0 bbs, at el3 Sl3 12h, aud prime ~ e12 12k
&12 25 Becf steady with sales OF 130 bbs. at $2
90 S3 80 or plain mess and at 313 SIN $4 ior extra
Cut meats and bacon quiet and sales unmrotant.
lard dull and heavy, while the saes embraced 600
prime quality firm, with lair sales In part for
| 20 {, at iu prices.
lnR-A safe sf 400 bags patna was made st skc, in
| bond TOR export.
SUGARS were In good demand and prices quite steady.
The sales embraced e25 hhds., including Cuba fair 10
I0c l1c for fair 70 good plain good, and I2c. 12ks
FOR clarified Included In the sales 200 thds New
| Orleans BY auctbn ~ 10Kc II kc, and ,a2s boxes
| we're sold ~ private terms
wssssy 1as nrm, With sales q 80 bbs. wsssra
at 31s.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2s-sP.M.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2s-sP.M
There is no change in the money market. The
large lenders are supplied at n per cent, and
smaller operators get what they need at q 4.
There is more disposition. pending the canvass. to
scrutnize margins. rs people seem uncertain how
the result of the election may affect the stock
market Certificates Of public indebtedness are
steady at per cent discount,
Gold was lower today, selling down to 1917
Transactions are very limited as the new ma
chiney for operating in gold has not yet been per.
fected and become generally known. An impress.
sion prevails that the policy of the government in
Showing per cent for deposits Of gold has con-
tributed materially to strengthen the price Of
the precious metal and to develope speculation in
II So long as people can carry gold without ex-
pense. it can hardly fail TO advance. Exchange
fuctuated between l441s and l4s, with very little
business Both buyers and sellers seem disposed
TO hold OF for the present. Among brokers and
bankers belief in higher rates appears generally
70 prevail
Stocks were tame and lower day. Operators
are very generally realizing profits. in view Of the
election. and the uncertainty which ovcrhangs ,ts
possible results upon tho money and stock
markets Holders of stocks can generally make
many OF them seem apprehensive that the course
Of political events may rob them Of that profit il
they continue to hold. This IL more especially
the case with the shares Of the Western roads.
which, with Q few exceptions. are not earning as
much money AZ was expected. The receipts Of
wheat ut Chicago show very heavy falling of MS
compared with last year. II is known that the
wheat crop on the line of the Galena. in CentraI
and Northern Illinois. and part Of Wisconsin. has
fallen considerably below al average. Whether.
under these circumstances, prices be main
tanned at an advance of 10 20 per cent over those
OF last October, is problem which leading specu-
lators appear to be deciding in the negative.
Pacific Mail was steady at the morning board,
and Michigan Central advanced per cent; Cen
trail declined 4. Erie Il. Erie preferred a, Gale.
ma Il. Toledo II. Rock Island "a Il, Cleveland and
Pittsburg Il; Hudson River was firm at an ad-
vance of d. There were sales of Nicaragua
Transit at decline of q per cent. At the second
board the market was tame. and prices were gene
rally rather lower Hudson River was an excep.
ton. selling up to 75 and closing very firm. The
general market left off ut half-past three quite
heavy the following being the last quotations
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHKs-0wng TO light receipts, with good demand,
prices Of pots firm at IS, with small sales Pearls
have advanced 70 80 rs with sales this week OF so
bbls
BRkADsrUFs.-Flour-The market opened nrm with
good demand aud ut advance of &C. 10c. per Dbl;
but towards the close there falling on In the de-
figures Of the previous day The footed up
13 900 bbs., within the range Of the following quota
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CPANIsH TOBACCO STEMS WANTED -sR0AR MANU-.
~ having Spanish Stsms W dspeoe Of meg apply
70 r. LORfLLARD, 10 suhanbsrs strss1
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(yITIzENs or THE TwENrY-sECoND wARD-RAI,
~ y for the Union The unoni The constitutional and
the LawsA Mass Rat Meeting under the auspices
OF the Twenty second Ward Constitutional Union Associs
ton will be held Phillips Hail. COO Seventh avenue, be-
ming, October 80 at TX O'Clock
Hon ELI r. NORTON and other eminent speakers will
address the meeting All citizens OF the election OF
qpsted 70 attend BY order OF the Committee of Arrange
CHAS. N. ROMAINE, Chairman.
q SLOAN HOLDEN Secretary =
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER YO 1867

tees. and no decree has been made since the de-
cree cutting down the mortgage to fifty per cent.
Under the present litigation no settlement can be
made by any party except that of the hand grant
bondhoders.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Rsceipts ..,.............$ So ,40T, ,674 "a
-kor customs ~ neutrality-suspicious.. 12T $50 90
ray ments. ~
We annex comparative statement of the ex-
ports, exclusive of specie, from New York. for the
week ending October 2s and since January L.
1860. 1861 1892
For the week =. 50 l6s,78l 2,803, ,945 5,0O5 026
Previously reported II 34l los ISL 5S6 037
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NRW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA
1N OF Fourth aud street
TRkAsURhKs OFricE, Oct l5, l5G2.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Directors Of this company have declared dividend Of
three dollars share the capital stock payable on and
alter the st OF November At this Office The trans
Ter books will be closed from the I'D inst until date Of
payment.
The government tax viii be assumed BY the company
w, BEMENr. Treasurer,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

A FURNISHED HOUSE wANTKD.BY NICE FAM
or where three boarders Rent moderate
Location above Twenty hith street Address Porter
care0f Ingersou Co.. l85 Firth avenue. corner Tweny
street.
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The following sales were made at auction to-day
by Mr.. Adrian H. Muller
900 Illinois per cent (regstered) stock, 1870 los
60 shs Phenix Bank Observation-Disclosures. ...... 104
200 Butchers and Drovers' Bank. ........... lit
10 Bank Of Geneva, New York. ........... 100
10 Bank Of Louisiana. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
81 900 Illinois per cent (regstered) stock 1870 105
t69l. 70 Illinois per cent interest bond (register-
ed), 1871. ........................ los
81 900 Hudson River Railroad Company per cent
Convertible. Observation-Disclosures. 10l
81 900 Detroit and Pontiac Railroad Company per
cent LIST mortgage. aSc..................... 90
10 shs Bank Of Troy Observation-Disclosures. 90
20 Jefferson County Bank Observation-Disclosures. 81
% New York State Bank, Albany .......... LIS X
20 Bank of Gcnesee Batavia. .............. ll6
80 Exchange Bank. LoCkport. .............. IS
30 Albany Gas Company ................... 1851
Anew York Society Library, ST5-subject to
annual fee Of $2..................... 20
25 New Orleans Canal Bank. ................ 100
20 Commercial Bank, New Orleans. 90
100 Mechanics Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 1i2I
so American Exchange Bang. 96
IS Chemical Bank k..........................5 500
40 Delaware and Hudson Canal Company 49,. 109x
100 Bowery Fire Insurance Company 157
100 Bowery Fire Insurance Company ...... l5SZ
20 Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Long Island rs !.
90 st. Marks Fire Insurance Company. 81
20 Lorilard Fire Insurance Company ......... 95
Is Excelsior Fire Insurance Company. ....... So
The lot Of 75 shares Chemical Bank was taken
by r. L. & A. Stuart. at 5O2. The par value Of
this stock is 800. This bank pays six per cent
quarterly.
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FoRTUNEi
w 90 We. one and all 70 see Miss WELIINuTpN ,hs

1cE BOwRRY.-nADAMRw wID0BR CLArRvOYANT
luz and Cl.ed Spanish lady. unveils the mysteries Of
fuiury lore marriage absent enia prescrbes
nedcns fos ~ Diseases tells isoty nunbsr prcps ios
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
accomplished Madame BYRON. from Paris who can be
consulted with tue strcest condolences all Aars Of life;
restores drunken and unaithu busbands has secret 20
you beloved hearts idol and brings together
those long separated Ladies' 20 Genus Resdence 90 Third
above Twelfth street "
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POLrrYCAL.

A MEETING OF TIE EIGHTH WARD Young MEMS
"A Dam0cratic Assscsston will be held a. Mstropontan
Hail. Prince street. on Thursday evening Oth inst al
O'Clock By order. PATRICK COUGH, fresoenl
AJAAks DuNSk, (o..a,.~..s ~
J.. W. JoHNsroEE, so0se'so o'-
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I 9th WARD ARoUsEl--CoME ONE, C0MB ALL.
Id The members OF the Thirteenth Ward seymour As
.on and ali thoss in favor q the election Of fcrnando
Wood 10 Con rrrss arc requested 70 meet BRADY Hotel
AZ WilIet street On Thursday evenne Oct - 6 O'Clock
sud form in procession attend the rancascn nestns q
Sr00Aes A''s"'" DANIEL 2. NoIkrYR& President
!c;;s 2, .ss::. cs:ss.i' ssorsssr'ss
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MILITARY NEWS.

military general court martha convened a, Fer,
Columbus, New York hsrbor, yesterday, W. th Gen
Harvey Brown rs President Col. Nichols, Jui,e
Advocate, and Capt Pitcher, Recorder. Tho rank
Of the officers indicates imror,an, work.
A crew OF sailors Tor the 4. s. steamer saran,c
now attached to the Pacific Squadron, il 70 bo on.
listed at once
Experiments similar TO those lately made In ing.
land, to test the power Of the different kind. Of
shot on iron plates will take pacs shortly tar.
ee' isin process Of construction, at tie Brook, n
Navy Yard, aud guns are being selected for the
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| DID tuV NJ Mr1y because, - Won had eosn
interest In the girl, had an interest IN you
This vcry morning ook this thing out # m
plumber, in order TO show II No Coral, whom
was thinking # visiting. I don't know VIII,
| YOU came here. think Danbys man told m,
you and the gir hal broken or your engage
ment. But, to be on the "a 70 side, III take yoi
D."
Take ~ In 2" exclaimed Winthrop, aston
ishci beyosi measure by the strange man,
viuh'c concentrations. What do you
mean -
| Tia. rum ian smiiel grinily. returning the pic
'ure To las pocket, and pstting tho bloodhound,
| as he saii
III" people hsssabcuts are quite excited on
the .ubjcc, u Yankee sIaos They won't ~
less atous u when they learn the conspiracy ex-
is,ins, no doubt, between you and tho Colonel
We have a guardian Of tho peace, Major Goss,
who's fai-in.. regiment, and at the same time
~'iArsci with tie surveillance Of suspicious char
,cicr.. lie is Always near, with some Of his
r~ruis, when wanted :"
Then, s.iling the captain and lieutenant, OH.
in each hand, the rutan raised his voice and
shouted
" Halo! help! Yankee sple- and abolition
lets in our midst Seize them surround Thorn
Ldp help Z"
Every one knows how sa.y a matter II IA o.
collcc, crosi in any public place. Before tho
officers really comprehended what their strange
enemy was about, the street was blocked ~ by
n..fo-s AMI excited citizens, and Major Gos.,
accompanied 10y several sJllicrs, was seen NJ.
proaoling in tho distance. A momcn, only the
cal iniu aul lieutenant had a t..pcraio purpose
oi d,,htng thcir way out aul then, as an
armed and Infatuated mob of scores upon scores
4 persons surgcl up anl around them, hom-
MIN; them In, they resigned themselves to thcir
fste.
Take them In ,harge major, sai tho man
With Tie bloodhound to that OF .ih. "lll appear
again. them this evening at your Office Dy
tho way, he aided lowering hii voice, Colonel
wayne and lis daughter are stopping with
Cforp.. and III thank YOU to keep an eye on
them ill further notice ="
IAN RI 'ht, Captain IInlcom I" was the reply.
" shant fail in INT business, no how -
The major took tho prisoners into his custody
amidst the cries Of tho mob, an, CONDUCTED them
towards m OLD w,rc!iou which was used a, a
prison eni police headquarters; while Capi.
llalcon detached himself from tho noisy crowd
AMI resumed his course r,vcrvarls, mu,teriny.
This Winthrop is dangerous must tnle
care # him at tho timc time I seize Coral. Yes.
lie shall die--thc Colonel shall bc arrested as a
traitor-and tho girl shall boar me company TO
sea LA Ia anl thus shall complete my
revenge"
lie uttered . hoarse chuckle Of triumph, at
which the icep- mouthcl hound prckcd up her
ears, and then he quickcnci his steps and hurried
onward, with the dog following closely behind
him.
II was thus that the fortunes Of our principal
characters had become blended. We will now
proceed with the stirring drama upon which they
had entered. Winthrop in prison, tho Colonel
aud his daughter watched, and IIalcom carrying
all before him, 'the situation" had actually be-
come game for lio
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RYE with whea, for Chinch Bsss.

A correspondent Of the PRAIRIE FARMER fur
nishcs to that journal the method practised Tor
several years by German iainsr at Crete, Hi
nois TO prevent the chinch bugs from destroying
hi, wheat. The plan Is; To twelve bushels Of
wheat he xcd one bushel Of Winter rye The
rye not heading out, but spreading out close to
the ground, the bugs will content themselves
with eating the green rye, until the wheat is too
far advanced to be injured by them. This ex-
pertinent is certainly ono easily and cheaply
tried, and it also carries with 1t some PLAUSIBLE
ty. There can be no danger Of the wheat and
rye mixing, IL the rye is the Winter variety |
and If 1t only partially prevents the rsvages OF
the bug. IL " iii DO well worth the trial.
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We have heard Of horn gun Aints, made some-
where down In Connecticut, but the latest Yam.
kse invention is horn pens. The horn is first
heated, then rolled out under pressure into
sheets, after which II 10 cut out BY stamping
Size Tboss blanks sro then softsnsd by steam,
placed in dies, tha slits made in them, an! the
proper shape given. They are said "a e fully
equal to- aud an excellent sahettsa2 d quill
pens, mud DO not cost near - mu9RsRe
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"Su,h hahn, his character" continued CJ
Wayne "v ,,ll mn, uora, d., a, nv ,ic,. Ion,
.y.ncc am ia, ,l,,io,..,ip .,i,,, h.,x,,n him
md ,,v..t IL. i.,nv cousin. ~. ,nlv SON &C I'm.
e, Enoch and Ma. originally heir to cor ,iIsra,l.
,ron.riv. Iii. wicked conduct, o,usod bis f,,ho,
10 ,li.inhcr;t him anil TO leave hi. estate TO mo
Mnrk tli... far i, i, the MOTIVE of hls roven,.
lie soon after If, the country. ami tho nox,
hoirl Of i'm hcv..aslaycr. 1heLst time
heard Of him was .hout two years ago, but il
wasonlva lay or t.,o ago since I was wonder.
Ink what had bc,ou., or him now chat tie Wal
anl blockade hny, iu'.rnrtcl Mi. business :"
"AnI 80. "n4rmureI Coral. .be,.u.c Al, e..
thcf ma, lc Won his heir. this man murdered m,
brother or carried him OIL"
have no cr.,J..ch n .u.ni,io, until a.,
bour--,u,tii inst i.. mo, nj. Internal ,J,r.o
Blt that look .ur,ly m,an, ,ome,h,uy-cith,,
tina, lie Las KILLED. him. or tia, lie /, hi. can,iyc
OH. heaven b.lpu ., How shall mi. ,errDl
mystery lo sol,,I;"
lie sank r,,y.rl,,, into , chat, CorJ ,,o,. .
o,d,k ,l,n,. ,,, .r the window and .., ,h,,
tho drcal oli..t Of her f,,bor, connni,a,ior.
h,,r,nil.I
h'1 yah'he''
lhAhN "o' she marmurei, hneeling by
ihe 'oiohei uhair' ie' US pray for his did J
Horace Ii"Icom--'he third person Of our trio
"''" " "''"''a" P''Ior'ioh-'poAsessinR
long and coar'c black hair, gaun', but 'tAl-
war; frame dark and moody eoun'enauc',s save
"nen II was Unnamed ny come active passion,
a'' having genera ofa'iShhc's Of aspect,
lie na' noe" near the depot when the Colonel
sn O''A' "'f''"''a' II expecting them' and bad
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SHIPPING.

Fox LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAP.
sCoTI's Line-Packet ship ALBION, at pier
O. River, sails for Liverpool May 2ith. shjp
AMERICAN EAGLE, at pier II, n. River, sails 10
Lchuon tomorrow. For passage ut low rates 40
Ply 20 IAfscorr Co, Sc South st. my22 9.llO
FOR LlVERPOOI-THE CEIEBIATFO
cIp,rri Z DREADNAUGHr, C.Ia snmr a.
nckn wledsed to be the fastest slip shnst hsyins
beaten the steamers City u Baltimore and Johs
Bell "ll sail on tie 22d May. For passage al low.
est rates, apply on board, pier 8, ". r., or,oP ~
DEMAREsr, 40 South VI. mvis ,.ioA
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old BLACK STAR LINE

old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Passengers from or to Liverpool, by the foowin9
mist ass packet ships sailing OH the 9th aud SI1k
Of each month
Adelaide, Cutivator, Rosciua
Australia Cynosire John IriybN
Belle wood, Chancellor, Thornton
Bridgewatcr, Constitution, Universe
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
OF lRELASp, tLsrER BASKiNo Co., AND ALL PAuA
oY ES6LASD AND SCOTLAND.
myl3 2+,c'l39 WILLIAMS 4 GUION 10 Fultoa n
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fL,oted accor'nr g. At % Congress-, IN the
Cuks Oh 9, a. ste Dst'l,t Court Of TIE southern
bstric, 90 New rk. iy Me, 4. Bra b, In H..
year one thousand eight hunIf,l and sisty two.
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TAFSC0ITT'S 3 Line NJ, n.o,,....


INC subscr.b ers continue to grant certificates d
passage t. and from Liverpool, by their favorieo
ships;
WM TArSCorr EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DkEADNOlGIIr, MANCHESTER VICTORY.
HIM. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, y. j. BOYD
WHIST POINT, ESCORT, PIItENIX.
UNDkkWkiIER,S SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
Msking together with others, = slip every ave
days
The Subscribers are also SCENTS Tor the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETA
For all of which they grant certificates on liberal
terms.
REMlTrASCEs FROM IRELAND, &c.
T. " Go. also continue To- issue drafts, payable a
demand, throughout England, ireland, Scotland.
and Wales, ut the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may be hsd -
application ~ 10y letter. enclose postage stampA =
TAfScOrr 4 co, 80 South Vt, New York.
TAPsColT, SMITH & CO., Lverpool.
myT 2ia..l8
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lNSU ls ANCE.

- nuity Co. Of New York, 81 Pine st-sl 900 10
sg2 7e-rerson' thirty ysars Of age can nsur: thss
lives for 000 for the benefit Of their families -
others hy paying yearly $22 20, and at /. graduss.
ing scale Tor persons older Or younger The grsss
i pr. e Rr.nan 81. .1i "a posy |.
provision for ones family" M In b
MUM smoan,- 70 forty dollar. over. %, not. w
more members literally dealt sp9s 94acs1SJ
TIKI AYrrrr FIRE INSURANCE coSFAs,
OF BROOKLYN.
", FULTON STREET, "A WALL anir street ss1;T:'
CASH eXPiTAi 1870 SoLIXRs.
Es I'll: S?T S.%... $; s.1: .:s.
,'%.',, 'n'.',$;SSsA Ds9ezx, rr..la...
GEO. w. HUNT, Assistant.
H HTSsM = ST. REsS 0ffR SHYs
JAMES HAMPER, ALEXANDER McCUNk,
LbWIs n spxpan As 8 sSc1oESAr.
LEvERTTT II. sAGA SAMUEL GARRISON,
Pn uIs C CR0pKs John LErrERTs. !
JOHN @. sCHUMAKER.AhE w. BENNEk, \
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne
Court st, Brooklyn, and III Broadway. Nss..
York Mutual, with esh capital of $l25,000 In
vested In stocks Of the State OF New York and nrsa
class bonds and mortgages.
WALTER 3. GRIFFITH President
GEO. o. RIPLEY, secry. 4
t1-Ths Company has adopted principle IN 4
tended 70 pr even. .hs lapse Of any policy and 70
which their payments will provide for. Our mem IN
bers need not spprehend, therefore, thai their ina
bility't 70 pay the premium at any future time wiz
involve the loss OF what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publications viii b !
sent gratuitousy to all who require II.
Good agents wanted and will he ;rea,sd on IN
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
Il OF BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL $4,000. N
Once No. Court street, opposite City Hall, md
No. Wall street, near Broadwa New York.
Organized on the principle Of paying one half Nh
PROFITS above ten per cent, 70 tho Wiaows and Or
phan's Fund Of the Fire Department Of the Ct'ys
Brooklyn.
George Hall Nehem'h Knight Joseph u Hall
AaronA DegrauwGilbert I.Hsigh, smith fanehsr
Harry Messen niger HFroShing hAm sWarren snsds
rsnDGookin Israel velsor III iIpptn
Peter Pete Ps s,!s: S.a.s Srf haai VIM H Va.
"A Low William Beard Joseph II Field
Hobart Ford aenry 4 Person Gamaliel King
Henry D Peck pl Van ,vooIhi; John N Hicks
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Liy; Miller ss chisssndsn John yoorhsf
| Merchandise, Dwellings, Aousshod FurniM4
Vessels in port aud their cargoes, ana other prof.
", .Ssin., io.. or damage By A,s. on Is favorav
0kORaR HALL. Presideni
WIN. BuRRELI. Ssoretsry.
). y wtCKoFS, Jr. Assistant Ssc. d. "
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RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE
A Story Of the Sea Isian ds,
by CAPT. WHEELER, q. r. A.

Alhor Of " Tle va Of Fate. a 7Ie Of 1e
MlAe around, Sc.
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.

TurrSpN MoGVrNG. MAY p, isG9