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East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

The BAR At THE Mourn OF SAGINAW
RIVER. This obstruction is more Sc
rious this season than vessel owners
generally apprehend. There are sup
posed by some to be eight feet of water
on the lower bar, but in point Of fact
thereare only seven and a half feet,
and during the prevalence Of some
winds, even scant seven. The rates
of freights on lumber to Saginaw and
Chicago are very low, and when,it is
necessary to light deck-load, or the
most of il, at the rate from one to two
dollars per thousand feet, at the ex-
pense of the vessel-owner, it becomes
a profitless business to him. 1t wo'd
seem that the millers, who expect to
ship two hundred millionssof lumber,
and the salt makers of Saginaw valley,
could make a saving in their profits by
uniting to dredge this bar at least one
foot more Detroit Free Press, CONT
item.
The suicidal policy of the people
OF Bay County In refusing to cooper
ate with the people of this section in
making a proper channel through the
bar at the mouth of the river, becomes
painfully apparent when attention is
called thereto by an item like the
above which we are sorry to say in
the main is true, land pity tits, 'tistrue."
1t is indeed pitable sight to see a
commerce like that of Saginaw river
hampered, cramped and restricted by
local jealousies which have no reason
able or respectable grounds for exist
ence and only find encouragement
from spirit that panders to the most
peurile motives which influence man
kind. AS long, however, as such facts
exist we cannot blame outsiders for
calling attention thereto. Over this
"cud of bitter fancy" we hope the
rightful owners down below will rumi-
nate to their hearts content.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Fire and
7 i0 Inland. Assets, S2,5O0, 900
Security Fire, N. Y. Assets, $4,000
Home Ins. Co. of New Haven,
Conn. Assets, 250,000
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Co. As'ts 8 300, 900
49, JOHN j. WHEELER, Agent
For above Companies. Exchange Block, East
sginaw, Michigan. 209y
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09
Plank Road Assessment Notice.


A T A MEETING oftbo Directors of the East
"a Saginaw, Vassar and Sanac Plank Road
Company, held on the LIST dny Of May, 1866, the
following resolution was passed, Resoired. That
assessments are hereby made ON each Share Of the
Capital Stock of the East Saginaw, vassar aud
Sanilac Plank Road Company, and payable ut
the Office Of James L. kctchaun, Treasurer Of said
Company, IN tho city OF East Saginaw. rs follows;
Two Dollars and fifty cents on the iith dny Of
juno, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty cents on the
25th dny Of June, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty
cents on the 10th day Of July, 1866 Two Dollars
and fifty cents on the 25th day Of July 1866,
Two Dollars and fifty cents ON the 10th day of
August, 1906 Two Dollars aud fifty cents on the
25th day Of August. 1866, Two Dollars and fifty
cents on the 10th day Of September, 1866, Three
Dnllars and Seventy Eve cents on the 18th day Of
September, 1866 ie 400 lld lll
MORGAN l., GAGE, Secretary.
East Saginaw, May 2d, 1906
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THE co-PARTNEBsuIp heretofore existing
Il between M. II. ALLARDT and WILLIAM
II. SOUTIIwICk was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the 2lst day OF February, A. ID. 1866 =
All demands against said firm Of NJ. II. AlInrit
A Co. will be paid by NJ II. Allnrdt, who is also
authorized TO collect all outstanding debts. ef
NJ n. ALLARDT,
$3.50 W. II. S0UTiIwICK
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

M. ii. ALLARDT will continue the business ut
the old staud in the Irving Block, and sociis q
share Of tho public favor. NJ. ". ALLARDT.
East Saginaw, Fcb. "a, 1866. H ga
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

tilo tnSc' ihc &>eW i'euioi" 1<ofe"y
says:
"In case before the Supreme Jul
dicial Court in Taunton, the question
of the validity Of deed TO which no
revenue stamp was affixed was raised.
Judge Hoar unhesitatingly decided
that the absence of the stamp does
not invalidate the deed. He ques-
toned whether Congress so intended
in framing the internal revenue law,
but was clear in the opinion that a
statute of the United States under
taking TO invalidate an instrument
which by the laws of the State is
valid, would be unconstitutional. The
government may. exact a penalty for
failure to afiix stamp, but cannot
make void the instrument for the lack
of the stamp"
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

DREsERvE YOUR pAPERs.-.THE
Il CONGRESS TIE ENVELOPE, a very
nseful article for filing papers all sizes for pgeon-
holes or for the pocket. For sale by m a,
q FRED. LEWIS,
'7'- New Stationery Store, Bliss block
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

T'IP.T0PS, II. A. d., P0NYs, w. cocl
Il Of the Walk, Our Best, at DELAND's.
.ai q~ftaatA al
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

IEvERYTEIINGll
rs SOLD at tho cheapest living prices for Cash
Al DKLANDS.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

PLANK ROAD NOTICE.
ATA MEETING Of the Directors Of tho East
IA Saginaw. Vassar and Sanilac Plank Road
Company, held on the 2lst day Of February, 1866,
the following resolution was passed, Resoired,
That m assessment Of Two Dollars and fifty cents
Is hereby made on each share of the Capital
Stock Of this Company, payable on the 2lst day
Of April, 1866, Mt the Office Of James L. Kctehum,
Treasurer of the Company, in the city Of East
Saginaw.
East Saginaw, March I'd, 1866.
.'.N lalf MORGAN l.. GAGE, Secretary
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-09

a Ell CETERAS-
A III the little "and-sofc fcrths" to make up a
IA complete stock, at DELAND's.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
HKNe Il. LEEDs Auciionrer
EEENRY II. LEEDS * MINER VIII sell by auc-
toa, O the eyeaias; Of ,,h .v.r,n,

THURSDAY and FRIDAY May and ct y o'clock each evening"
At The DERBY GALLERIES. No 6l5 Broadway, . ,-,
The ENTIRE BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION Of first ca's PAINT
TNts Of the MODERN FRENCH SCHOOL, including the rare
uEOSIES SrATTf choice selection n WAlER
COLORs DRAWINGS, EPCnlNGs &C. on eKhioion beng
II FRENCH FrCHNO CLUE, u b. sold By
order Of lies CADEET LUGUET, Paris Director Mr. A. DIX
VltLFRS, Secretary u,,.-
Mesrs CADERT LUGUET In presenting the above collection
the pubic ioF competition beg leave 70 sy we
&c caaogue original
the most prominent celebrated snd -rtc artists inused 10 er
are FOR hbion ntrodnc their WORKS 10
the American public Many Of the artists represented lave hereto
American plcinfe buyeis and Nrs - E
hone L, recrv. su the OIL this eth
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Me0ifal.

CtHOLERA! CHOLERA!! CHOLERA!!l
~ DR. HYsTRIxs NEW DISCOVERY 1isi.lbs and oncon.
eiHe REMEDY for tho ASIATIC CHOLERAiH
Ih medicine ba, hny In large cos snc towns
should provide tsef with possible.
bottle Of Df. HYsrRIX's NEW DISCOVERY as . Cholera
eedy when tried VIII become the cherished boon or bi by
hundreds and Thousands who Bad they been without IT, have
hen victim to The drese4 Destroyer 90 bottle Sent
eept Of ths price Address DR.. J. ii. HYSTRiX,
Boz Ee 6g. CeltTslA, III
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

A FEW BOARDERS for the Summer Months
"A received in private family At Cak on the hudssn
by addrrnr ume ately Mrs. MACkEY CBOSWELL Catskl
Greene Comfy r. L. Situated at the foot OF the ak on tne
Hudson this for health OF locally and beauty Of 'cs"ey w
a..ed
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGg. }
No. ~ BROADWAY, NKw foRK. April 70 1906 J. -
A RMY YSUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS. Will
be received this until I2 O'Clock FRIDAY the fh
OF May 70, by contract such gaanie, from time
be required for the Of the e and Depot until
Of May. 1861 the following articles OF SrAiloSEhf;
paper white ruled hrstclass II lbs 10 the Iesm
white ruled hcass. IL ibs TO the
white, 6rstcAss 100 lbs TO the
Folio post pspe white ruled hTstes "a lbs to the resm
Envelope pspgr. best quality.
Envelopes, Straw color, No. g. best quality
Envelopes. Straw color. No. TO- best quality.
Envelopes, WIste, No. 6.
Lad Pencils Fabers or Eagles. No. q
Steel Pens, Bank.
Pen-holders
Sealing Wax beat English small stick.
Black Ink, quart bo.le. Maynard Noyes
Arnolds Chemical Writing Fluid, quarts.
Black Ink, quats Copying
Red Ink, Dayids No.A
Office Tape. best linen.
Memorandum Books.
cap lbound three four five and r qp're.
above articles further Information IN
be received by application 70 this oee Bid
de viii present with their bids samples the articles they propose
20 deliver 49,,
Bonds win he required from the successful bidder for the faithful
performance Of a contract
The United States the h 10 reject part the whole
othe bids be deemed for t, interest Of tho service
Proposals should be endorsed Ioposa for Furnishing Station
Bt.Big. Gen. D. H. yINTON,
Dy. O.M. Gen. ~. =. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

A GENTLEMAN willing to pay remuneratye
"a price HOME for bis fmiy delightfully."- healthy
loaop extensive grounds. largo stable shade fruit; river view
nrixl f.nilx amp y Ystes. Nyack on Hnlson.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
OyYcE OF TRovs DIRECTORY,
II wIsoS Compiler. No 81 0reensst !
NOTICE.-The public are respectfully informed

IN that the for this work Is IN prouess
doing business residing upps
hs city collected % leave their Of busiDs.
Information respecting their business
Whsr. ssyers iadvaass occupy oce liz, should
calls for normson greater one
s beth 10 the compiler and the Pabhc from and omissions
ofi s furnished With written authority sgnod BY Nj H. Wilson
fhsy receive money for the name, an
Dspa ssd for lines to be inserted With the
&c bat other purpose They are uctsd
with which they furnished FOR al sns
Ssssvsd BY them Payment for the boot 70 Be msd dsvy
foa snA pressntstoo VI tn. rider signed by
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

GREELEY" AMERICAN CONFIICF-A care.
NJ as comprisop Of al she wosks the War amy
esndiS person GREELEYS HISTORY ferof
net only other but IA ots, ebfasd Its apple by
{s public shown by the isct that he already
e other wsr History ssd oely By travelling agent. address
c. IT. oILDERsLEEvE, No. spTaeesl. EewYork, General
AGENT or N r. n j. Del. Nd. sad the District Of Ceaut
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
60 EST.
Ecusss auo farms Wanteo.

WANTED to RENT-A good GRIST.MlLL, with
w stone permanent wserpower ana wen % 3sa n ~
business Adde'S W H. H., Z. O. Box No 6 Geins fas N l.
WANTED to PURCHASE, HOUSE, unfinished
w furnished in New ork or vicinity OF within easy scce
which Petroleum Stocks, paying large eni rsn
dvdonds viii be exchanged other re estate Apply 70 OF
address with PARTICULARS ROBERT II. NlSdAhI NO. IL bfoad
wsy (Hoom No. 90. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Real estate for Sale.

A COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park at Orange, New.
Jerry containing u rooms piee &5soc Xxx cottage con-
lnn; 10 rooms, and waters price Sl-ce Coitase price
GB00 Cottage the mounani ptiee 7JN1 Fof aH de-
j. = HASKELL. library Buldlng Orange. ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Geaebers.

experienced Teacher, now student in the
"A Union Theological Seminary wishes opportunity otTEACh
ING; as Principal Ass stsDt private pubic school n the
country ,hs the middle Of September Address
with psrticrs NJ. f., No. Universy plsce. New-fork
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Sales br autiion.
\ SAIEor covrRNMENr YESSEL.-

A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT yESSEL.-
n Wu he sode; Public Auction at Wilmington n C., THURS
DAY May TO- 1866 the steamer THORN with her bchnefy Goal
hures lea IN the Cape Fear tFsr Two es NON
N. G. Terms Cash. N United Sis'ea nTshtJ
NJ G. GARBER. Col and Chief q NJ, pep. ", =.
A UCTION N0riCE.-By Il. 4. WILLS, FRIDAY
~ Nav at t Store Nos. 70 and ~ Nesey-st Sae o
EARTHf NWAfE CHINA and GLASS comprising ioe crates
Whit Granite and Common NaIe - crates fecoula ALSO ~ P~s
0i,s--Ware, with 9th goods
GRO A. IYAvrTr Auctioueer
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
- LEANTf SIIEB tlGll Co.. Successors TO j. T. 0ooiy
COSaGSA Ems SOLICITED ADVANCES MADE
A. Al. AucuOncer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 694 and
- Ce6 Broadway cor Of 4hs.ssles o; Books Stationery
Pictarss Works Of AIT Fancy Gooc. Furniture: ke
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
and B. 1T O'Clock.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, &c.--American ana
collection, acludng large number OF ex
ceediney choice and valuable specimen, o. ds'nsd
and Europeans For pacuars zee Catalogues and '
orfc iez al he slirsfBOms.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
GUNNER Retreats.

A FEW persons desiring quiet HOME in the
n COUNTRY the SEASON be immediately sccommo
ded with good ROOMS ard BOARD IN very hestL and pleas
ant locality few boder snd boys between he ages oil
We and fern will where all the advantages the com
rn and be had and only 30 mtnntes
from Lbryst the pass TO aud from r ciy
hour For psnicular-, nlle OF j. W. CARTER
No. 10 Broad 81. Office No 63.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
propoeals.


OrYIcE ARMY CLOTHING AND foUptGR.
No 20 BROADWAY, EEw-foRK, hpril IS, 1856
RMY YSUPPLIES.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS Will
n be received a. this Office until O'Clock FRIDAY the va
OF MAY next for furnishing BY contract such quantities from tim.
required tue OF ts depo nn Tie IsI oi
Nay, 1867, tho following articles,
kais. lod. and l2i
Lamp on. gallon, sperm.
BoI Chisels.
Box
Wooden Malets, iron bound
Nail Ismmers.
Marking Pots
Making Brushes assorted.
Trucks Nos. 5 and B.
Ring Twne.
Brass Lanterns. for OIL
Corn Brooms -
Further Information be had by applying at this oace
be required bidder tor tho faithful per
forrnance OF q contIact.
1he United the right reject part tho whole
of bid necessary Of the service
Proposals will indorsed Proposals furnishing Hardware
aud al dIre.ssdt 10 Dreyet Bug. Cen ID. H. NlNION
ID O. NJ. Gen, U g. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

OYsIcE NEw.YoEK, Providence BosrOs RAILROAD
COMPANY, No. 80 Wiliam-st-. Apni Y, 1866. !
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received up to May
~ TO- H. BIZ the York Providence Railroad
Company for 100000 their cent improvement Bonds
The Bonds for 900 each interest payable January and Ju
and principal on the ls day Of July, 1876
Apopo.as be in writing addressed New York Poydnce
Boston Railroad Company NJ Moran Sons No 30 WI
hsurst proposals. for Improvement Bonds" -
The Company the right to reject or al bids
apply fiscal the Company
NJ MORGAN'S SONS, No. 80 WllamsL
By order OF the Board y. b. NoYKs. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

n
~ Public notice hereby given that the Comrlssont. OF e
Sin King will offer public auction, iy
1896 the Exchange Salesroo in<he CITY oi Ne"i'
the fol owing Real Estate:
Ia, Gore ofIand north Chambers william street.
2d Parcel side OF Coear street between Front aud
81 Block bounded b. Tfoboken. West and Canastree&
sih Lot north side of 3'th street near 81 avenue
5th Lot north Of s6th street 9th avenue . :,
Two south des OF ssn street, on east si1e U
7 Six lots north and south street. between s,h and 9th
sh 9Th aud Goth streets ih Madison
and 5h ~ ., 81,
OH sevenyour between 5 and 5h streets Sd and 9TH
10Th side between 18Th and 10Th streets
llth Thyegat 10Th 4th and sth avenues
79h aad eath streets Sab snd s.s ayennes
8s and ed Madison and 3,h sVenie'
lith. Two lots south aide SD street, 4h avenue
I5th ue lot corner and l2th .
10Th Two siIe 10th south side ah Stfee near ID
i7h Eight lots west side Of 9th avenue 9th and 9h streets
18Th. Lot east side Of % avenue 18TH street - 81,
I9h. Ty lots south side 18th street ana ID end 'n Nv
10Th Fortyfvs lots 18th Streets ID and h avenues
Warantee deeds will be given or ~,
Ihographic maps nsy obtained the Compoes Ofice Hal
Of Records after May lOlt next. ,,n.
TaRas SAIBTeu cent Of the purchase money au
dollars each lot to be paid AZ te comp
roues day immediately aer the sale twenty Per e
deeds viii be ready for delivery and ne
seyeny cent? portion thereof atte option we
pus,r may for hye from June
the Of cent ennum payaoe
yearly The boad and mortgage may be Para on
giving monihs note 70 e
Comptroller. may paid In inamens Of not less than hye
due wn the i've years
ia disposed or MATHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Cofnpiroier's Office Hsh of Records, April -. 1906
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Gorses, Carriages, ST.

ARRfAGFS-No. 633 BROADWAY-300 Car.
~ styles selling 20 cent les than former prices, Sew
eral FOR SALtcesp sod by removal from No W bfodw-y
500 sets Of Harness G. WITTY,
No. C33 Broadway. Bleecker5t
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

UNITED STATES MILITARY HAlLK0ADs, I
OFFICE ASSISTANT uUARIERMAsrER, no. 70 srREEr, Z
WAsHiS0ros, b. C.. April 20, 1896
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ unti la Mondsy May 2 for the purchase from the
United s,stes Of s the iron work for ninsen Of owes
Improved Truss Bridges" consisting of the Rode Bolts Plates sn
suitable the different
from eighty % one hundred aud forty feet.
The fronts the the Cleveland Rolling Mil
Company Cleveland, Ohio and VIZ be sold by the pound
desed bill the iron and the the be OBJ
tsined application at this Office
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
The United States the reject all bids deemed
advantageous
PopOsa should be ndO'sd Proposals fer the purchase Of Bridge
Iron" r. j. CHILLY
Brevct Ms and A. q. NJ, U. 8. Army.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-31
sg E44RF
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad. e''

COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 18th, 1850
Trains i!iease Depot, corner Broadstrest and Wash
Nlzpr tr.i. a. AIS a. m, Mondays szosptsd lfOs
Daltim and Warrington, stopping at Wilmington Per
Syville Havredeoraee. Aberdssn, peryman's and Mag
Delaware Rail Road Train AZ 900 a. m, (sundays az
spisd,) for Princess Anne Milford and intermediate
Wsy:maiI train at sIb, m. IBundays excepted for
Baltimore stoppinga at Chester Tburlow, Lnwood clay.
mont aud all Regular Stations between WilmnEton and
ana Baltimore.
Express Train at li.45 AM. Sundays E1espssA) for
Baltimore and Washington.
Express train at 500 p. mtsundays excepted for
pln%s and wa'ng.On s;eppins s A. Chester este p olsy
vile, Havre-deeracs, Aberdeen, Perymans Magn'lia
and Siemuer's Run.
NiTht Express at ii 90 p. M for Baltimore and WAst-
aston, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Linwood Clay
mont Wilmington Newark Elkton, North East Perry
Pss,eoxers from B.ltm ors for Fortress Monroe Nor.
elk City Point and Richmond, will tako the l46 a. m
Lr,omodation trains stopping all stations bstweep
phJ,sdelphia and wilmington
l..vs philadelphis at 900, lil6, q. m S;s1, 90,
ware r. r. for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Lave wILMINGr0N 6.io, 500, $50 a. m, 400, $50,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 200 m
''' II TasouSH soG u II TRAINS FROM BALrIMoRH.
Leave WILMINGTON at II 90 m, 4se, and 1000 p m.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave ouEsrERat 20, $40 and lolA g. m'' i'ao'
from Ri siITIaosEtto to Phil.dophi.-Ls.vo Baltimore
70 .. Wsy-hhi ~ u. in bApfoss. AsfV " in'
TRAINS for BAITIMoRE leave Chester at s.40 and
es2 .. m. and sSs p. m.
Trains Tor Baltimore leave Wilmington at s.as. oaa
TREIGHr TRAINS with Passenger Cars attached will
leave follows: wilmington TOR Perryvile and inter-
nsdiste St.tons at SOS Baltimore for Havre de-
Grace andsptes mediate Stations at A<6 p m Perry.
Vile Wilmington and Intern sdate Stations at 900
y m. connecting at Wilmington with the a. m, train
hr Philadelphis.
SU N D AY T R Al MS. a
BxPREss TRAIN at AIS .. IN. for Baltimore and
Warrington, stoppngat Wilmington Porryve, Havre
dsGrace Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magnolia and stsm-
ner's Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS 11oo .. N. for Baltimore and Wash
agton stopping at Chester Thurlow, Lnwood, Clay
mont, Wilmington, Newark, Eikton, NorthKast Ferry
willie and HAvrede-Grace. ..
Special Train will leave Philadelphia fer Wilmington
and intermediate Stations St 1l.30 p. m.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS M, stopping at Havre-de-
orass, Perry vile and Wilmington Also stops at Ekon
and Newark ITO take passengers for Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore,l and
chessf paAsengers from Baltimore or Washington
Leave Wilmington for Philaiephia st $50 p. m.
u. y. KkNNEY, Superintendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-31
AT A BARGAIN.

number OF building lots Tor sale at the following
nsures II applied Tor
feet of land at the Corner Of Third and Jefferson
sts. Price only Sl4 per It.
80 feet, on Third Street, between Monroe and Adams
Street Price only $9 per foot.
SC feet on 4th Street, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price only $40 per tt.
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots, SIT
uated one The most nurishing sections OF the city,
she uid ex anime above before purchasing esevher
fIures with prices obtained per foot fer
property least hall mile further from The neart Of
tue city. may 2s G,s as 8 GRUrB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-31

MOTTO
IT, THE PHILA ADELPuIA and NEW
EsSlKS YoRK EXPRESS sTEAMBoAT COM.
0mPAkY have resumei their rsgnlsr daily
ips between PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
frsisnt reosvs ed at MARKET Street Wharf, PhilAdsl.
kla. and foot of WALL Street, Ne rk;snd deliver
Tri7 Inns connects with AIT o. aern, Eastern and
Ssl..rn - snsportation oou ..ne.. a.
Neunvry. forwarded FREQ of mission. sAt
fhs faoiutieH o this Com my such as to Drurs
AIvpsrs psrio stions nd reasonsb ntes
WN. p. CLYDE. AReyat,
JtMBs HAP !, Agent.
Ho.ll7 WALL Rtet, rsHeW York.
VIl,N0N VUTbLnIN .p-ssifent. tp,artA-ivnc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-31

UNIT ED STATES
ACCIDENT S
Insurance Company OF Syracuse,
NEW YORK,
Cash Capitai, 100000.
President, ALyaED A. HowLETT:
Vice President, GEO. u. CoMSTOCK.
Secretary THEODORE y. ANDREWS.
suPerintoudentof Of Agents, T. s. TRUAIR.
General References.
silss Merchant, Fac, Newark j.
Hon. Reuhen Il. Fenton. Governor Of New York.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Uilca, N. Y.
Dean Richmond, Buf,o, N. Y.
Hon. Thoa. q. Afford, Lieut.. Gov. OF New York
Hon. Augustus sohell, MY.
PREMIUMS
FOR INsURINa AGAINST ACCIDENTS IN THE
United States Accident Insurance
Company.
Under the General Accident Risk.
Five Dollars annual Premium will secure Policy
sIeOO,
the event Of death by any srrption Of Accident,
with Five Dollars per week conpen .,ton Tor any per-
sonAl injury causing total inability from business.
Ten Dollars premium will, in like manner, secure
Policy for
$4,000,
and Ten Dollars per week compensation.
Twenty i've Dollars Prsmium will, In like manner, So
cure Policy for
and Twenty ave Dollars per week compensation.
Fifty Dollars Premium will, in like nanAer. 'eou's a"
Policy for
and Fifty Dollars per week compens'tlOn.
This Company, besides the usual Policies, also insure
Bonds assuring ths payment ircm $1,000 $5UOO in
OF death by accident and durng periods Of from
to hye years al yer low rates Gail and examine them
mayi4.im RIoHARD CLEMENT, Agent.