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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
,oUR FRIENDS IN RUBOPR.

The men who are battling for liberty and
progress in Europe, have, from the beginning of
our war, been unanimous in regarding the strug'
plc of tho Union party in the United States
against the armed Rebels and the unsrmed Cop
perheads as q common cause Of the Party OF
Liberty and Progress. This Party in the Legis-
tiff Body of France has just given new proof
of its sympathy with our cause, by moving the
following amendment to the draft of On address
to the Emperor:
1--WE have from the first proclaimed onr sympsthies
for North America. Thanks TO heroic efforts slavery
is abolished. We shall gladly see reoStablsbed tue
ally Of France and salute with Joy triumph which
will have cost nothing to the cause OF liberty.
1t is announced that Garibaldi's daughter,
Teresta, has just given birth at Caprera to a
boy, who, by his grandfather desire, has been
christened Lincoln, in honor Of the American
President who has abolished Slavery"
One of the most gifted champions Of demo.
cratic institutions in Europe, John Stuart Mill,
has consented to be candidate for Westminster
at the next election. His presence in the House
of Commons would be apowerful addition to
the strength and influence Of the Liberal Party
We are also glad to notice that the reform
movement for extending the right of suffrage
is making steady progress.
The prospects Of the Progressive Party oil
over Europe were never so bright as at present
When the downfall of this Rebellion shall be
announced in Europe, we expect to hear oftener,
not only of the movements, but Of the triumphs
of the Progressive Party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

SENATE. ALBANY, April Z 1865.
Mr. LAIMBERR introduced bin for the pro-
tectiol Of the Fire Department Fund Of New York. II
provides that the present trustees and two other per-
sons who shall DO chosen BY them from the exempt fire.
men, shall have custody and administration OF the fund
There shall DO paid to them all dnties taxes. allow.
anoeS nes penalties fees to which the Fire Depart
nsnt ~ heretofore established, has been entitled
NJ. BELL introduced bin appropriating t25 900 10
desy the apportionment to this State Of the expense
Of the National Burying Ground and monuments ct
Gettysburg.
Incorporating the brooklyn and Nsw.York Turkish
Bath Company relstive 70 the Marine Court of New.
York ~ ksst. Y9k RotBoRdA w. .inossAsipg Tie
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SECOND DfSP ATCH.
The Fort sumter Celebration.
WASHINGTON, Friday. April I,


II appears by an order from tho War Depart
ent that the steamer Red jacket viii leave the wharf
at the Arsenal tomorrow to convey to Old Point Com
fort the persons invited to accompany Gen. Anderson
to Charleston to DO present at the hosting of the
United States flag over Fort Sumter. The Arago vii
touch at Old Point to receive them on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
The STATE ASSOCIATED PREss-Thc annual

meeting Of the State Associated Press took place at
Utica on Wednesday Twenty-nne daily papers were
represented. The same officers were reelected and
some routine business transacted. new member was
admitted In the person Of the proprietor OF The Elmira
AdrUtisu. The Convention adjourned after partaking
Of bountIful supper invitation Of Ellis Roberts, the
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Association and pro-
prieor Of TAe Uoa Herald The meeting next year will
be held at Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

We print elsewhere long but spicy Albany
latter from. M. OR, on City Railroads, Jobs
and plumber generally. As before, while we
might dissent from some Of the inculpations Of
this latter, we cannot doubt that It's tenor, ia
trus aud iust. And there are few interested N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

ELECTION AT EvAySvILLR, IyD.-Ihs charter
election at Evansville. Ind. Monlar. Ap-. wss
carried by the Unonists by default the Opposition NOS
placing any ticket in the field The Evansville Uuoa
lists must DO towers OF strength 10 30 thoroughly In
tmidate their adversaries in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Town Elections,

BgooMR CoUNTY.-The election for Slpsr-
visors resulted follows in the towns named griarsk
c. G. Bennett. Union e3 majority; Bgsh.r c. II. Beas.
Union; Lisir. s. j. Norhrup. Unon; Nrviroks. !. H.
Dalch. Union; Sanford Thouas Heath. Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Tx TN gHssBB LEGISLATURES -Attsr several
Intellectual ballongs ths House on Tuesday succeeded
IL slsctng Mr. Hcishell. Speaker The other oihcsss
wers thea elected and the organization completed.
Both branches are now prepared fOr tie trsnsacoa
business.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispstch to The n. Y. Tribune.
wA'HHGToy Friday April J. 1865.
THE PRESIDENT AND PEACE.
The rumor that the President is earnestly
engaged in Richmond In settling upon some Just and
generous profer Of pardon to the Rebel rank and e
gains cIedonoe in influential quarters. 1t Is known
that Secretary Seward was summoned to convene
there with the President the day Of his serious acct
dent Grant also photographed the Secretary Of War.
requesting that no one be permitted to visit Richmond
for the present while rumor asserts that commn'
sioners official or self Reconstructed. from Alabama
Georgia and North Carolina are In that city, and In
conference with the President
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The "OCEASUs. This steamer leaves for
Fort Sumter on Monday. at i2 M. from the foot Of
Robinson. st.. Nsv.York-not Aontaguest.. Brooklyn
~ previously stated ferTy.boat leaves Aonagus'st
for the steamer Ct l0a. M. with passages.
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The Courf Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Friday April 2, 1855.
The following is the day calendar for Satar-
day: Nos. So, 50 %. 35 &C. n, 3s -, ~ aud al.
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WITH SUPPLEMENT.
To Correspondents

No potics can be taken OF Anonymous Con'niunicsoh
Whatever IL intended for insertion must be
BIZ the name address OF the wTiier-fot neeesaii' i'
Sbblcstiop. but a guaranty for his good is =, IT.,
An business letters for this Office should pe addssAeoo ~
TRIBuSE," New-lork. TO-.
We cAnnO; undertake 10 return rejected Comm uni'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

EMIGRATION TO ORRdeN.-Ths New-England
EmigrAnt Ala Company dispatch vessel v Portland
Oregon. sbOut TIE iotA Il Nv asxt ~ advertise
|nsat.
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M. Trihnne In l,nndOn.

9TcVESS BROTHERS, American Agent 'g
coyent harden W c. sre Agents iof we sa
&HE TRIBUNE They will also receive Ses"I"f0S' anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
A GENERAL INCORPORATION ACT.

The Senate yesterday passed bill to authorize the
incorporation by voluntary agreement OF clubs and
societies Tor social purposes. OF the l5OO bills now be-
fore the Legislature very large number designed
to Incorporate baseball clubs gymnastic societies. fire
engine companies, singing clubs. &c. and the time Of
the Legislature is rttered away to tho detrment of
Of vital Importance. by these trivial matters
This BILL which this morning fayorably reported
and passed in the Assembly, is designed TO proyent this
species of legislative trifing hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
GrcrnbRc.s Up-uore Murders IN 's"p"n
From HenoluIu-The Fall Of Rich
moud.
s.rrp.sc,sco Tuesday April 4

San TRANCISCO, IucsUhy, AVfI 7, IoOJ.
Advices from Japan, 90 days on the way; an.
nounce further reports Of murder by the natives Of
foreigners aud complications It'll foreign powers
Arrivals In 20 days nom Honolulu bring Intelligence
of liberal subscriptions 10 the sanitary m 3D. and heavy
earthquakes that did no damage"
The fall Of Richmond causes great rejoicing through
out the Greenbacks have gone up to o. and nre
rising.
SECOND DISPATCH
san FRANCISCO Wednesday, April 8. 1865.
Sailed, ship Marmion, for Hong Kong, with
Qua GA in treasure Consisting mostly of silver.
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City matters who will not find it eminontly
readable. .
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BROOKLYN FERRY RAILROAD.

The third reading Of bills was suspended in the As
sembly on motion Of Mr. Stewart by the large vote OF
20 o3 orthe purpose oftakng up of the New'iork
City Railroad projects the NewYork and BROOKLYN
Ferry Railroad. The House went at once into com
mtee aud most exciting debate ensued. During It's
progress the dispatch announcing Gen sherdans last
brilliant exploit was read and received with vociierous
applause. Tho Assembly Immediately adjourned till
evening.
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ENTHUSIASM IN THE SENATE.

In the Senate the announcement was also received
with every manifestation OF delight. Senator Lambeer
proposed three cheers and "a tiger in which the grave
and reverend seignors most heartily joined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
A COUNTERFEIT GREESBACK.

A remarkably well executed counterfeit fifty
dollar treasury note has boon received at the Depart
ment 1t baed several experts long time before it,
character could be detected.
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ANOTHER EXCITEMENT.

The city has again been in Juror of excite
ment over the news from Phil. Sheridan. A hundred
guns were instantly ordered the bells OF the city rung
the clerks in many Of the departments dismissed and
general enthusiasm and rejoicing prevailed.
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WAsusGToS. Friday. April T. 1865
RATS nESRKTING TIE SINKING SHIP.

Information has been received here that
Fredercksburg l. filed with families from Richmond.
and that the County around the former place swarns
with Rebel descriers on their way home.
NAVAL CAPTURES.
The Navy Department has been informed OF
the capture OF the coast Of Florida, OF the British
schoobcrs Sort Mary and Conness. Their oargoes con
sisted Of shoes rum cotton percussion caps &c. lie
vessels we're sent to hey West for adjudication.
MOVEMENT. ON Tug PRESIDENT.
The President * not expected 10 return to
Washington til the middle Of next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Richmond, i is said, is to be made central
depot Of military operations and supply. Railroad
commune alton will bo Immediately established there
with; extensive repair shops storchouses and other
public works to be established and the city enve
opcd In an industrial Union atmosphere. The War
Department Is stil besieged with nnumerabe applca'
tons for passes 10 Richmond all Of which are at pres
ant refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Give il up, Secesh brother. Crawl back.
Stand your penance. Live new lite. And
there shall be no flaw nor crack in our doctrine
of Fraternity. The doctrine is right. We stand
BE- II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29
DEPUBLICAN UNION NEWSPAPER for
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will Offer for ,a'e on the SECOND DAY or OCTOs
BfR 1905 the premises the vua5e Iron Properly know
ss The TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with ., ~
Land about good tari Land cared and updes
fence situated the Cunilernd River hy miles above the
mouth In Lyon County, k.niurky embracinga large and
complete Rolling NIL, sFOrge With twenty MODELLING Fires,
Machine Shop contanin; Lsthes Boring and Pan. Ma
chimes with Boiler ard Er inc separate from M,
with Grst Min attached large Nsrenols. Dry Goods
men Also forty Thousand bushels OF S.ene Coal and
slxty thou aud bushels OF Cha Gal
The above Iron nok have been IN Successful. operation for
number of year, and the reputation the fully esab
shrd with capacity oE making ave thousand tuns OF
superior Charcoal Iron yeayunsu passed by any msufae-
tory In the nt.i states. Tire facilities Tor obtaining PIC
Iron superior any establishment. the West these by
ing three charcoal furnaces within three miles Of the
MIL capable Oh producing seven tislt thousand uns "
Pig Iron yearly
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies Of Conn., Pork and
other articles unsurpassed.
Shipments OF Iron be made the mouth Of The Cum
berland River all seasons u the year.
TERMS or SALE.
The Rolling Ni Forge and Lands thercnnto s,csed -
Tools, embracing Mil FORGE and Blacksmith Tools ana Neis
ing Scales to BE- sold credit of two hiss s
Tour years isom date, with approved security, AM
TENED un'i tie purchase money is paid. - 49,, g.
IL Is understood that tho pnrcisse OF the n shu ,an.
lures Il 70 take the git iron and cast ron ctsP'
coal charcoal aTmr tools carpenter tools corn ny,
cattle, hoss iron ard In Office, wagon
medicines ETC. aud pay cah at lair VALUATION. 80 ssrs. 70
es.d men TO ix snd valuation; Ia case isy w IN" 's
call IN third man. . ..t u..
The object the I. TO close said partnership
ably 10 tie articles OF copargnersip s,, -. ,x.,.,v
Capitalists wishing to invest IN profitable ron propeX
will do well 10 e1Amn. the same where competent uen VIZ
,ntil dsyy of ~ hiLLMAN BROTHERS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are
~ respectfully invited. until September 10 100 io VIC
purchase Of 600 barrels, more OfRECIltI cONHlo
SAR1 WHISKY Of superior quality, now III store an roi
folk, Va. Packages newly gagged in prime oiaer thu
Of the very best quality Terms cash delivery froposa
for any part the above will be entertained Samples OF
tie above be either at Commissay store house on
Dock, Ia Norfolk Fort Monroe; No. 20 South-st bat'
more; and No. Safest, HewYoTk.
Proposals. to he addressed 70 TIiOS. g. SULLIVAN,
Captain and {. {. s.. Dent Of Va Riehpond Va
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Sales bn Aurtio!r.
OFFICE DypOr CoaxIssARY SUBsIsTEyCe,

OFFICE DKPOr COaxIssARY SUBsrsTESce,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 10 ls55.
4 UCTION SALE of Government WHlSk Y.
"A BY orders from the War Department WHISKY haylls
ceased TO be ration will offer for SALE at PUBLIC AoC
TON at the Government Warehouse in the city OF na'hye
r.uu on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Sepember iyo2 sEy
ENTy- FIVE THOUSAND (75,OOo) GALLONS WHlShf,
more or less. -,
This whisky Is mostly copper distilled pat up In well coop
cred barrels all Of which will be regauged prior to sale aud
the Of each barrel marked thereon VIII DO cA'
fed AZ TO quality aud each class sold separately. -
Samples may he my Office No. u south Nherryst
in this city, aud after the 2s,h day u August 1902 anu a.
warehouse dag OF sglc. q, -,
Sale 1T n O'Clock ~ Terms, crsn IN GOV
funds Whisky to be remoTs immediately sis.
sole a. the eI penss Of the purchaser. ,,.
by order OF Col j. C. READ Chief Coumsssry Subsistence
NJ D.. I. J. NJ. BLAIR Capt and Z. IN W.
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A RTEMUS WARDS
"A FAREWELL NIGHTS IN fEW.YoAh.
IRVING HALL,
Opposite the Academy Of Music.
ARTEMUS WARD respectfully announces n1 fSe"O
Mormon Eu.srtsnments ,,-,.
lie viii relate cneeridl New STORIES
end present
AN ENTIRELY NEW PANORAMA .
Of N. stories he will not speak. Some OF ms panonTn
MOONLlT WATERS OF TIE GREAT SALT LAKE.
aud the
ILLUMINATED MORMON TEMPLE
Ar. two very nns thnz his opinion. he may be nis
ken He leave. this matter be does most matters per
tanning 10 himself with the public. He afford to do this
for years the public have extended very
liberal patronage all his enterprises. The public wA1 not
understand by this Word Is thanking them ot
any particular adnessto him. because he don't beeye the
lie him ii be hadn't had something
worth showing them. lie respects the public intelligence
believes they know what they want, VI to the present
tim. they have apparently wanted him Whsn they sP
psreny don't he will believe they right and gracefully
retire his farm. tie CAD to DO sole to add that no hss
90, plenty OF money ~, 81,
Ills i not comic advertisement. It Is candid advertise
ment. 80 -, A..
'-''' LAST NIGHTS IN NETWORK,
PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND.
TICKETS 50 GEMS.
Reserved Seats 50 cents extra -
For sale Ut Irving HAL, and Beer Schirmers No. ~
broadway
Doors open q, 4. commenting a; o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29

~ CLUTCHES -HaRTMANS PATENT ELASTIC
RUBBER CRUICHES are pronounced BY all who have
used them tho greatest Improvement made to aid
sui comfort the lame Physicians who have examined ihem
tsffy they the only Clutches made natural
.con hc prnrpes Any number Of Testimonials from those
who have Them 20 be- tie snesIoou NO tts
broadway. between Bloonc and Grand st,, y u Whole
a. and retal GEO W LONEJOY ~ d., Sole Proprietor
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Qu.RrEKxnrgH GsssRsLs Oyros
WARRINGTON. DC, July 20 1895.
GREAT SALE Of GOVERNMENT HORSES
~ AND MULES.
5000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
or AUGUST,
In tn. States OF New.York Fennsyvani,. Ohio. Tndsns
Delaware Maryland aud New Jer.ey and tic Distinct
WIN be sold At public &ucroN' to Ito he.. bidder, a,
the time and pAcss named below; yt:
NewYork City Iueidsy and Friday OF each week, 200
Newl OH City "Wednesday Of each week eco Mule, each
flmlr., Tuesday. Angus, s. 2co uor.e..
Elmrs, Tuesday, Angus, 10, 500 Mules
Albany, Friday, August l5 $40 Males.
Lua'l0 Wednesday IN A9Ss, w 81 80 sSr Mule"
Phadoph. Thur.day Of Zach week lOo Horses each d,y
philadelphia "Wednesday and Saturday OF each week loo
Pittsburgh ibur'asy Of e,ch week $50 Mule, each day
.iihlutown. Friday. August l. 200 Mules
lorA. Friday, Augt4 geo Horses.
MELVILLE Tharsd.y August 70 100 Mules
Smppen.turgh, "Wednesday. August 10, 100 HorseA
Erie. Thursday. August H. 200 Horses
shippen.bursh, Thursday August II, 100 MGleh
Wi.amspoh Friday Angus, 49, 200 HoTse'
Indihna, Slonday, Aasu,t a. 200 Horses;
chamberbgrg Thur-day, Aas9s, q, 100 Mules
Carlisle, Wedne'diy. August -, loo Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday August 81 100 Mules
Columbian,, Tuesday August !, 100 Hors,.
Salem. Wedne.day, August 2. 100 Horses
Alliance ThuIsdly. August 3 POO Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August :, 200 Horses.
Cleveland Tuesday, Augusta, i.o.o Mules.
Nasilon, Tnesdsy, August 10, 200 Horses
Crestlin-. Thursdiy. August II, 500 Mules.
Cleveland Monday, August n, 200 Hoses
INDIANA
Fort Wayne Thursday, August "a, 1900 Mules
DELAWARE
WILMINGTON Tuesday of each week. 200 Horses each Day.
Wimins ton, Friday OF each week 2O Mules each day.
NEWJFRSEr.
Trenton Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules.
Trenton Thur,day, August q POO Mules.
MAINLAND.
Baltimore. Wednesday, August and Welne day Of Zach
week thereafter, 200 uores each day.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Each week dny, 200 Mules
GIESBORO. DC.
Each week day except Wednesday, 200 Horses.
An opportunity purchase superior class vi saddle and
drf animals 1T lar less than their value. Is now offered
TO the pubic.
Though the majority Of them sonsi and seryceable
they longer reqpred in the army, and must bs sold
Many h. sue, bought In tho beg inning OF the war
when young accompanied the srmie In all their marches and
camps aud thoroughly broken hardened by es.rcse ge.
Gle and familiar from being long surrounded by the
Animals viii be sold singy.
Sales to commence at 10 T. M
ieIHs-NA'h' III chiIrd states currency.
JAMES A. EkTS,
Brev Brs'GenS u charge LIST Div. q. NJ. o. u.
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TIs SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO.

u TECTIvE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION, Bureau OF
Empoyment for Disabled Discha sed Soldiers anu
No IS Chsmbrsst. no charge TO employers or enpo5ei
Al the abov. oaee registered discharged soldiers aha
sailors OF all trades and qualifications and OF all eohaons oi
body disabled and able bodied aud all are wen feco
nIended. .u,.,.,
IN urgent request ia made to employers 70 call and
their applications for employees Both parties are sef'eo eo
OF charge.
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miscellaneous.

4 STEM g. JHROCkMORTON. No. 253
~ Bcxrrv. Now YORK Manufacturers AID Dealers in
Buiiders snl Locksmhs Hardware Sais, Pulles Cord.
Rim aud Knobs. Brafs and Iron hsys and Castings
Cory Bells Wire, sLvefIstng sc. Al orders. large o.
anal furnished promptly al 10 per cent e than market
urlfe
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WANTED, BUSINESS.-An American gem
w ttnen having been some time retired from business
wi.he. occupation Office business pTeierTed Having
could invest small amount desirable NO HV'.ee VIZ =;
taken Of applicant uness full and exPlSis es.o.
given OF business offered Can speak freneh anu s
fu-ny. Address for ono weeA NJ. T. j. box no 10 Ai
nnc Oinee.
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NrxNnrx. Anr. IS. 1865.

DIVIDFND NOTICE--At q meeting OF tho
BosTd OF Directors OF the Fourth National Bmk held
Ills dey DIVIDEND of FOUR az PER CENT was dc
aea out OF the earnings Of the last Fix months payable
on the Yst Of September fee from Government tax.
The books OF Ser will be closed and after the closing
% business on Saturday 10Th inst, unit the h day Of sep
tenber. I. u |aLhoo', iios'u'I'
Is. SEAMAN Cashier
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OFFICE OF 1na SECURITY INSURANCE. CosrASr' !

10. ll9 Broadway. Ncw-f otk hus' j, Too -
DlREClOko nave ell'.
dv declared the following DIVIDENDS out Of the poh'
OF the past year viz: ,,.r,,. ,.o prp CENT an
the Cenit,I stool ,rvabie 10 Stockholders ON DEMAND
? SCRIP DNlDEND OF FORTY ls0l rEh ,ENl On
.I,c =. R[ED psRTICIPATING PREMiU iS OF the past
Fiecsl Ves- ~ Aip EARNED PARTICIPATING PREM
UMS BEING SETS. ESQ. The Scrip Certificates to De
res ly for delivery and ecr October J. - s,,,,,,
q An IXTFRESr DIVIDEND OF SIX 90 PER CENT
on oUTsTASDiNG SCRIP payabe, on sgd si,er October
" ~ H. L. HANDOCK, Secretary.