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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
DIlsAsss ~ sas LIVER.

1 n. Live Mud ul.s fi.au.epuy s; -, q dis
sssc than = & miiY Sspps5.1. n ianstioa y Nd:
6pea ~ pefofn, I'D ON the segulaf executiUo Of
Villa espeSds "a hly the Esness bsAth Of Re tnly,
bot ~ pvWcm = 0he SeemlfA, bgWelA hrain and the
whole ncsvous stem, shuWp n vt md vlta import
esss . hu.aaa 1calth. Wh@ ths liveris :ertoasly
diseased, u IN 1tnot only desnges the vital functions
0fthe body. b0 e1ercipcs powerful influence over
W mind ~ its operations which sannot easily be
described. has g close connection with other dis.
ssses and eaniests itself - % great v.zi.ty q
leads mt physicians, even 81 gseAt emlnepce, Than
any stss vial opan The intimate connection that
exist hetween the liver and the bran and thu greai
duainlsa which Ism persuaded Il exercise. over the
paseiqns a MANKIND cpQyince that many unfortu-
nate 1eingp have committed so u deep and criminal
strueaq, Or bscea,s Whist h'ol term hypcchcndriacs;
hsse Log bssh ccuvineed ~ noss thas one-half q
u complaints which occur Id this country eF1 10 b
eDnsidcfed = having tAeif als b adssised state q
the livss. lwnl saemssats pomc Of them: nDsoo
uON, pxnAuoKD sfAfk o. afAowEIa, inRiTAlas AEn
vGn11sslvD sunmD AsD rA1gsoNa. feon trihing md
Inadequate GAUGES, Of which we afterwards lpel
dshaMed; 1T, though mt leao, more than fuRKx.
sousss q u dssa.es snpmcr1lsa under the bad 9
b truly Atghdal catalogue. !, lss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

4 eentlsnas h Allseaany City. .esine
~ ,vae A1siso1 - ;4btg9s ~ Dfowth q
s'sis, and ! fssesips ~ ~ tasi5oss vss given
him. He prssussd Of the druggist whss b.
; syss r.: :. Il !. s .ssss
the preparation 70 the head and chin, which
<oQe2 tA Gtia b come 81 end causing .
paw Al sors. A physician was called, VITO
ey ,ined the remaining medicine, and
found It to be croton oil, and enough had
been applied " al,uost cause dssah.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
10. A. RICHARDS,
WINE 4 SPIRIT
Bottling House !!

% Washington Street.. ............u weston.
- Camp Street, New GDrsco~s.
IT,RE LARGEST AssORTMENf OF WINES.
II liquors, Cofdinls, Bittefs. Exerersa, Syrups,
Ac.. to be found in tho OsiesA Stutcs. All
goods securely packed fer trsnsportesicn. and
| quality warranted. tcbn.iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
Low As THE LOWEST

ID Cssssnsrss, fwseds, Jsahs. Saskihss Fine
Fiasusls, Gssss ~ hin warp Fisnssis, We can
sA,v fsll liss q VERY Low rRiCES.-
Most d thsss god ere dowu y The standard 81
GOLD AT Par. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

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The New York herald., 1866-08-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



TIM Porsp BEorrs oF,s. AT late hour Freay n!gtt
gang Of despersdocs broke open ,he poaDd, s~tnng
The dog confined therein loose well az other animals
The canine ,nbs scattered around 10 packs. and Ike
roaming jsrkals cmseisicd by runger, purAnsd their
ooas 20 ZONE spoi where they could saato thsf app
tit~
Tar cHArgrs iGtrSsr Poticxvr -h The meeting cf
the PoFe Commissioners Frdsy evening policeman
Joseph smith sdI1dgsd euil,y q orsrlng ~rseon
o. bnbo repor, tagorably uy0n hn physical cond
t,on The accused nned three days' psy. The
cbarges of nrgec'ing dnty preferred aSanh polio.
man Ansden wefs sustained, bat the dfcition Wa re-
served ihaneeinsn DebBirg. case vfs pstroped The
ca~e agsinA onio~f Campbell ~ss snIsssd lhs s,rt
scrutiHy which Comm have detsrrpinei u
carry into every cnse ~ alleged Violation - ds'y
purifying ~ the rad cs defects IN
heytsd from the Isrity of the old system
rEnHrpos o. FfEx The fsuybeas New Ysrk,
while on her forty minutes pas, one =. to 70
Jersey Ci,y from cofisndt street sip took Ore s1at s
engine The uschrery noypes. aDf a." 1fifisa
down With q strong tide ti resvsc W sng hsass and
typrS 70 the Jefrsy CITY slp Tho tnp ctcrrirt afnbes
an hgur The IRE extugnishsd with the Gessianes
~ psseEsrTs wIoui any usis s datss9a Lsing
d0ns
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
NAVY BULLETIN.

RxAs ApTRAL BErL suUrSp.--A twelve O'Clock n.
yesterday Rear Admiral james H. Bell, United states
Navy, recently promoted from tho rank Of commodore
up his blne flag xith tno stars 10 the ixselmast
peak OF the flagship Vermont AZ tae time AZ
mirai Rowan commanding the uni,ed States slcopof.
Madawasks displayed his oolors coaroou, rcoog
niiion Of his saperior officer The Rear Admlrai's Gag
ssIued with thirteen guns from the Vermont Sab
sequens,y the onccrs attached 70 the station and Navy
Yard paid ther reSpec,s In person To tho commandant
admiral Bell ~ hs residence where mutual greetings
we're exchanged s,mptuoos collation. served BY
the host.
PsosoTros --Iier,cran, H. 4. Brsins has been al.
vanced 20 the grade o. commander the navy ny secc
ton FOR occut services end good conduct daring tie
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Initiating Trade Marks.

Beiufe Justices Kelly and Bowling.
Nathaniel Moor. tried Ia The Court Of Special scs.
SONS yesterday before Jas,lces Keiy and bowling
charge Of Initiating trade marks Mayor Cleveland d
jersey city testified tat he had been informed by ,he
metnbcrs OF wholesale house tbs, sorno ~ Dfron's
stove polish was sold much below the market price on
making Inquiries be found that u only an imitation
c. n. seabury stated that he into partnership
With Mr. Moore about tho 18th Of March last for the
purpose Of snefacturng stove polish and other arcss
about the lat of April they got some labels printed
the nsrne of J. Dixon A Co them; they had taken
legal sd,ioo on the matter aud had been told they
could not be prosecuted uut they had srt received
notification 10 stop using lbs absls by the psscuts-s
moore ansd so.
ras T.sLss
Robert Hamilton and Ks,c Lyon we're srsisned On
charge o. s,eailngs wallet containing small sam u
money from D. Mntlno Polemus.
poiernns was placed on the Nsnd snd sd that he
made the afauaniance ~ kaie in Blee street, and
thai he ACCOMPANIED her 20 hcrss of ~ fame Greene
street Ansr dIvcssing bim..R ~ his eIo,hir
The woman roiuset 70 have anything further 20
DO ~,s BIZ. y. 'sr,Ta,nsy .,.,,, "a. es'..sd h,m',a
noticed that somebody standing ons Of the
doors leading into tie bedroom, and he believed u
was tho person who stole has wallet. which he missed
shortly Afterwards The ompsinant aked 10 stand
M for the purpss of recognizing the prisoners any
other persons n cou As being The parties who stole h
prisoners vsro to IN the grcsteft strangers in court
Justice Do.nng expressed himself very strongly on
the manner IN which tho prosecutor had acted In neg.
letting 70 sppc1' IN court on pTeyious occason and
Afterwards falling 10 donify either of the accused par
,irs Jusilce D0wing ~ opn on that The had
been settled out ~ rgu and the two rrsonera were
charged. and rclrmos vas nnsi Us for eontsmps Of
court
Az A.arIr svD ssrrNsY cAss
Peter Gillian charged BY william wagner vih
CON mii'ng aTrAn't ard battery HIN. Tho czs~
had been sdloa~d spos Tu~iay, and ia the Interval
arrang aents bad bs~p made that Wagner shoald not
pvos.ou,c ~ aud us' be should have so Justice
bow.gng conenfef that no ssct arrangement corid bs
made ous1s; and, after commenting In vsvy severe
terms the character a las seeased be ass6 him go,
ssuxs.
Michael Malone wn chsrrsd ssts violassca % of
The Health Isss n bavips aunve5 aass fw ef sshes
Ged that he bad been r.qussd By sap<rvissr suth
havs the aahss dumped pars fs tks purpyss n 6fnss
up The street ginst a
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them 10 Tor the purpose OF securing vosas In sas osA
vsaiIoa ior himseif thus n,ng po"vs plAosd IN h.
ends How much further this cAUbinaiton ertsn1s q
viii extend Il Is daicnlt say u Nay take tn al ~
city departments before II h over t the A'ovs fsos
Sufficient show character and objects and ths
cause of the comoton around the CITY hau durag lss
past week
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

DxArH 10 Jrp.r PIss ox. This senllstass Who vas
rrvek ~ah parsysis rrasy, expired a, neon yssss
day, In ths sssh year of ha sxs. He -1 for nssny
yssr Jas,os u ths fos the rhssd wsss sna vss
twice appointed Jeags VI ths cDurs y comrpon Pa.
o< EnsI eosIsy. Ne vs psomin~nt lssdns " tGs
dsmccrsss tSry
Aocruxvr 10 4 rrsssss-A Ayssssn NAMED Chrsxsiss
Ess>~m, of sssnsr Va. ., hs< ~. arm brvssa y~a~r.
osy nssnss TIE sssmss 80 as~s "a ming . esussrn
o. ne nssss slx nsasssmoss 10 Dssk a<~sa. go vksa
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satsmpsns 70 pat the engine Ia motion with the rc~u
istog valve lever sprung with great force aud -rck
him on the arm The engine had snddenly started
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c0Roksa's INQUEST.

otiA Asorass vlcrs ran SrRAs BoiisR FxriocAs :
Morris hoin one Of the persons who 10 severely
'ca'ded py tho ecape Of steam from the boiler whies
exploded IN tho sugar refinery of Mcssra Harris Go.
20 ana = Leonard street the morning % the rid ia.
a.ca aay or Two Ainoe Ia uio New York Hospital
'ofonef tower empsneilef q Jury and yesterday
AFTERNOON soms additional teauiony similar IN
substance 70 That heretofore introduced Was taksa
u u undcfs,ood however ,ha, fhuip Ryan cAS
engineer, takes all tho blame Of the eTplomsU
upon himsel inasmuch - he Rbsont from his ps~s
OF duty at the time the nres kiudled under the
boilers, when he should have been the renaery
take charge OF the engiN. Ryan retired the nigh
previous 10 tho explosion much exhausted from As
effects Of tho boat and hss duties and
sequence ovsfsiept himself He aftera minutae
late tho next morning, aud befor. his arrival ths eIe
sion occurcd Owing 10 N, nbfrsco OF sono a ths
jurofs tho case was postponed I'LL ., morrow.
"Are Fmay Established "A Goods Of uigs Or
AsTHsA REMrDy. end all 1
Barnstrs pannfsrture -chicAgo Trbans. JOSEPH Bsa-
NETT CO., Boston. Propnetou Of Barnrl,s s'AsSsoS
Preparations for Toiie, Ac
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FsFfssf ne Nwf Nissss fwsNAfs -
rsffafy Al ssFefky stress
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Al rriy~- ts.hsa ~ i.~ssi isusris.. Give
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The New York herald., 1866-08-05

A.-Thc Grand secret.
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w. DaApLErp
cELEpnArgO
prpLgx gLLIPrTC
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skIKrs
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rat LArEsr srvI.es
THE LATEST STYLES
ARR now nADK
VERY Ltonr.
VERY LIGHT.
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iGrs ordn'n ,s,,, ..se been rmnuws .sapt 9 -
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STANDARD SKIRT
srAsDAsD SKIRT
or rifg FASHIONABLE wosLO.
OF rnr y.sni0s,BLr WORLD.
Tnis
POPULAR sxtar
fnfuLaE SKIRT
usivnnsALLy REconngsOgD
UNIVERSALLY Hi.cOMNEsDeD
FASHION ss''sa SsaAzrSKs
OPIslOSs OP 1tIR rRE1
oEsEKAf.f.l.
GEAERAIiY.
~ WHOLESALE ~ tho EXCLUSIVE MAsutAOI
Ei.S sOLE DM sEHF of PATENT
wESTS. BRADLEY q CARv,
~ fhsHlisrs ans ~ aud ~ k~Ade streets w. v
Also 81 Wholesale BY LIZ ADih4 JoBbEks.
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rotrf roFTGs aNAN
rpffctfts ssfsa 49, - - epss ssA $3.50.
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rfN@r a matA vWsff fts So NsNNtr @kaNa
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The New York herald., 1866-08-05

a.. I.ai~-, Di.s.rd I.isyi.s- Psdai-as.
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fe'rf*@ngt 8 HNfr. 3rNt eFt tHrt1K 90 sMt 80 n
srIss Istst ~ 1ansl ssfsst Ns@ " St@AbWs
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'enr-rning special Tss~. Under the A
July ID, 1858.


TREASURY DssAsIsksr, owns ~ 1SrnsxAL Rsvpstt,
wksnssr s, July ~. ls5s
Attention IL hereby called 10 the changes msds 10 tho
internal Revenue laws relating 20 hcenses by the of
Iuy TO- l,es which ret goes INTO effect special
taxes provided ssd concerned the 1s OF
August 1863 Licenses abolished and special
substituted therafor BY the provisions of SECTION eighty
IL becomes tho duty of 10 any person
lrtn or company hodbg hcense Ter any of tho
sreclaI tar ,ubsnied therefor tho license tar
which has hccn paid from the Ist day of Augu 1890.
rhiably up 70 the lst dsy of KAY 1861 Under these
Or, visions pcrsons having license uhoiesale deal.
ers IN Iquor brewers dlssilcrs and propnetors q rim
d,v q, August 1866 Every who esac dealer In iqnc-s
for instance who has paid bat go for bis license will ~
Immediately liable 10 FOR tho nine months
endns May n 1881 the amount Of resssessmcnt b~ing
fa7 30 grscsa tar Il 70 be agsesssd from the ssms
date against dislers % burning nuid and csmphep-.
grinders OF ccrs and spices and pedd Of liquors
Pcdiers travelling by public conveysnces elssscd
yeddlcfs OF the fourth class
Persons whose bus " s 10 rnsnufscturs cigars,
ruaG or tobacco IN any form, shouid BE- immed aiey
asAessed special tolacconsts. without reference
70 the amount of their protucis but where such per-
bold cenye manu- Aturcrs they will nos te
subject 70 the special until The srylrson q their
present licenses msnufsrtursrs unless they
ssgsd ~ he same time In the manufacture of Other
ARTICLES eurh manner a. 20 b. liable 20 spec a
tar both n manufacturers and ~ tobaccoaisss;
bat no special tar " imposed upon jourpeymen en-
ployef IN cigar msnufscofy Persons nov hceus ~
tobaccouIsss should b. ssssrsed SPECIAL tAx whole
sale dealers whe. thar ssias svcs~d Acho 90 Anv
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a. W~tc.If,'- s.r~as Rh~.msti~ Kemsdy ..
ne ausfFF4Hl f~Dssay bfwNm9' h@fyfs Ns
Full~ s~nu~uss % he rlly 80 hsd p tss ~ 30
hnA4 eni Nd s@~ ftss 10 ia anMfhs hAs
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

G-55ss-sesfg SCHUMACHER PIANO FORTE
EIkYRI MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S NEW
81 ORE, No llOs CHfSNUT Street We respectfully
call the attention OF our friends and the public generally
Of our removal 20 our new and handsome WSrerOOms,
GIRARD ROW, No ll03 Oh ES NJ Street. where we
have constan " hand large stock of our superior
and highly finished Square and Grand Pianos
Our instruments have been awarded the highest pre-
mums at al the principal exhibitions ever he'd in this
couI try. with numerous testimonials from the first
class arts 3 in America and Europe.
hey now the leading Pianos and are sold to all
pats OF tie word -.
ers, ms desiring to purchase rstc class Piano at
greatly reduced rates shou not foil to give can
Pianos TO rent Tuning and moving ? ompily at
ended TO. SCHOMAt.kER Co,
523lm No 1903 CHESNUT Street
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A ssIsTANi QUARTERM AsTER's OFFICE.
"a No. ~ sIAIE street. new YcIh CITY.
In pursuance OF orders of the war y sp aSSG
WI sell ~ Pubic Auction, at ~ O'Clock M, on
pI emses, Trenton, New Jersey, the Buildings Bar.
racks etc constituting the depot Camp, - viz -
Eye BarracAs' Two stories high. and 80 by 90 fees
9ace.s' Quarters, I2c BY 90 feet 81 TO
Hospital, 80 bl 90 feet '
Qaarteimastoi's and COmmissary's stOrehouso, 80
storehOupe 16O by "a feet
War. house, ls by i6 feet.
Shed, 10 by lS feet.
Blacksmith shop, 16 by 10 feet.
Wagon. Master s Office l2 by 12 feet.
Stable, z6O by 20 teet.
small Stable, 16 by 40 feet.
Watch.houst, by teet
2S50 ieet OF Hence, eject high and
450 feet Of open Fence feet high
The buildings were built OF good merchsntab,e
lumber and are in good condition
The buildings will be so d separately.
Also, unless Otherwise order ed a quantity OF
Quartermasters Stores anu Camp and Garris m
Equpage' consisting In part OF the following III
Horses.
Army Wagons.
] Spring Wagon.
Oh,ceIs Decks Tables Chairs
stVes Stove.Uipe Ranges.
Leather Water Buckets.
WoOUen Pals.
Carpenters Tools.
Spades, Shoyels,
Coal Hods.
Harness.
Axes, Hatcbets.
Mhuewash Brushes, etc.
CAPS, 1rOwsers, Goats, Blouses, etc
Also, SO cords OF Rlne " ood, and
10 COO feet assorted seasoned Lumber. in good
order
Terms of sale-Cash on rendition OF accounts
lhe bul uings must be removed as soon as praeti.
cable, and at the nsk Of the purchasers.
Eor iuTther information IN regard to the nature
lion and condition, application should be made at
the Quartermasters Office IN Trenton to HENRY
/ I4l AUOn mr. IN gha 0Nvid idors,
The Government reserves the right OF declining
all bids offered, II they considered unfair or DIS
advantageous.
BY order of
Bvt Major-Gen. STEWART VAN VLIET,
Chief QuaI termrster Department of tho East
B q MORGAN,
5E9St Brevet Major and A O M
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARI MENT, BJREAU OF CON-
IN SThUClIvN AND REPAIR
WARRINGTON, D. q Nav % 1866
Oilers will be received by this Bureau until the
18th OF June 1866, for the purchase OF the FOL owing
named vessels, which may be seen at the Navy
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Screw steamer SYCAMORE" OF 507 tons, old
measurement
Screw steamer "ALTHEA," of 70 tons, old mea-
sulement.
sOop.ofwar "ST LOUIS" of 700 tons, old mea.
NEW YORK NAVY YARD
Paddle-wheel steamer "JAMkS ADoER," of 1151
tons, old measurement.
Paddle.whtel steamer "OCToRARA." of 500 tons,
old measurement.
Paddle-wheel steamer "TRITONIA," of 2O2 tons,
Screw steamer JASMINE" o. l22 tons, old mea.
surement
screw steamer "KANAwHA," of 5O7 tons old
measurement
sclew steamer "MARIGoLD," of 115 tons, old
BOSTON NAVY YARD
Sloop-of-war JOIN ADAMS" Ul 700 tons
These vessels will be sold with thel spars, stand
ing rigging two boats, and such other articles as
will be shown TO ~ plIcarts by the Commando or
the Yard where the vessels lie, wi the exception of
tEeI ornaments navy Al chors and chains, nautical
instruments, and stores. These vessels can be seen
and the inventories examined at any time, appli-
cation TO the Commandants of the Yards
Government reserves the right to withdraw any OF
the vessels from sale.
Payments must be made within three DAYS from
the OF the reception of the notice of the accept
ance of an offer, and the vessels must be removed
from the Navy Yard within ten days from the date
of the deposit.
Proposals will be indOrsed Proposals for the Pur-
chase OF Vessels" 52Ahtm9t
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Tho EIREC TORS.
inOmh " Hand, Samuel r. Stokes
SSoInn U Davis J. h. Penistan,
Edmund A. SOuder, Henry SIoan
Theophius PaulCinR. William ii Boulton
Ynun Yn ~ Fenrose, Edward Darlington,
gunmes us Lrhquair, II. Jones Brooks
henry G. Daett Jr. Edward La ourcade
ySmes W =. Hand Jacob p. Jones
Joseph II. Seal, Joshua p Eyre
George c. Leiper, Snenoer Moflvain
Hugh Craig j. r. Sempie Pttsburp
hOper Bnrton, A. Berger P'ttsburg,
John Taylor, D. T. Morgan Pittsburg
TBOMA c. HAND, President,
ur>nv , JOHN o. DAVIS, Vice President.
hENRf LTLBURH, secretary. lis
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INSURANCE ooMPANlEs
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. i33 South FouRTH Street
PHILADELPHIA .I.n

Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected for one year in any sum from $40
to $40 0OO at a premium Of only one-nalf per cent
securing the u amount insured in of death and
a COMPENSATION each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short time Tickets for l. I, or 10 days or 3,
months, at 10 cents dav, nsurng In the sum o. e3O0O
or giving el6 per week If disabled to be had at
General Office, No 1873 s, FOURTH street, Phi adel-
phia at the various RaiIoa ad Ticket Offices Be
TO purchase the tickets of the North merican Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
9enera ONCE, or OF any OF the authoz I'd agents Of
LEWIS L. HoUPr, President
JAMES Nj, CONRAD. treasurer
HENRY g. BROWN, SCcre ary
JOHN G, ,,BULLITr, Solicitor
i IREIIORS.
L. HOupt. late OF PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Companv
NJ. Baird of Nj. Baldwin a. Co.'S.
samuel G. Palmer ASHER OF Commercial Bank
BCh8Td Wood No. 800 nj arket street
IAN es M. Conrad, No. 623 Market street.
j. II. Kingsley, Continental Hote
u. G Lesenring, Nos 237 and 239 Dock street.
Samuel Work OF Work, McCouch co.
George Martin, No. a2s Chestnut street l lOm