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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-20
ansaranfe.
Franklin Insurance Company
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I. 81. Logan, T. p. Shallcruzs, j. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs, SamI. McCleI-
Ian, @. W. FranEhetu1, las y. Vance, Alex
UJHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that time
done, q successful business, Is suu prepaTcd
TO take risks Al fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing EstHD-
tiStIIneuts Furniture, Steam Boats and CaE-
goes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, Whereby they can be insuTed On
Dwellings, Furniture, Bans and contents, ,ior
or years Mt reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus OF any company "a
IN the State and composed oi some
nInety-four stockholders, most ofwhom are
among our Dest business men, T6couimenuA
ITSELF to the favorable consideration OF the
lnsurtng public, and SoliciIs their patronage
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Ottice - Monroe street.
MACARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEI4, Vice President
c. NJ COES, special Agent ocl6
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whole Tickets sIe, Halves SO. auar-
teFs So.
HB-we would call particular attention to
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-NUaBEB
LOTTERY, which will be drawn IL PUBLIC
in CovISGroS, KY, ny SWORN CohAIs-
sIoSEKS at ONE o CLOCK, p. NJ, at the corner
Of EoURTd and SCOTT SIS. The public are
invited to witness the drawing. The Ken
tuclly State Lotteries Rfe no 5ift Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
leen conducted success ully for the past
thirty years, and are drawn under the
authority o. a cnRrter from the State, and
bonds TO a laTge amount are given Tor the
payment of all prizes. The drawings are
published in the Sew York Herald and Gin
cinnatf Commercial.
by application to the ManaRensJ
Address all orders for tickets To
MURRAY, EDDY a Coz
COTInEtOn, Ry.
mysI-d&wSm
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SCARE ME- AeA1N.-A young gentle
man, or an elderly one we disremem-
Der which. after having paid his ad-
dresses to a lady for some time,
"popped the question:" the lady, in a
frightened manner, exclaimed, "You
scare me, sir !" The gentleman did not
wish to frighten the lady, and conse-
anently remained quiet for some time,
when she exclaimed: Scare me
again ~ we did not learn how affairs
turned out, but should think that 1t was
pretty near his turn 70 be scared.
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A WEALTHY Frenchman, who lately
committed suicide. left the following
scrawled on bit of paper:
"A life stupid, but strewn with en-
chantments, harpies conspiring against
your purse; thousand vain preten-
sions sustained necessarily and badly;
conversation with listeners who bore
you to death. Equipages, laqueys, car.
riages innumeraole, uniforms of all
colors, with swords nearly always in
nocent of battle; women pretentious
and tattling; literary men vain and des-
titute of talent; contempt, secret embar-
easements and hotels enormously dear;
fraudulent and tricky business transac,
tions. Lies at discretioni .pig-headed
lawyers; snares of all descriptions, de-
molitions, mud and dust: !nvsllds OF
ali classes: breasts covered with decora-
tions; nobIemen with contrabsnd titles;
iissiinulation everywhere. From my
point OF view such is Paris-or rather,
beiiI / have had enough of it, and
abandon IL for eternity.
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THE Emperor Alexander has given
fifty thousand francs to the lamplIght-
ers of Paris, because he observed the
cool courage of several OF them In pre-
venting gas explosion in a main SER
Vice on the day OF the grand Jete at the
TuDeries. That sum has been so dis
tributed that each member ofthe forcs
has received according TO his family.
The largest family receives the most.
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THE Catholic and Protestant papers
of Canada are squabbling over point
connected with Surratt which may con-
tain In it more ground for sectaraIn an
imosity than for legal evidence. The
Montreal Witness has taken up the
case of the two Catholic priests who
concealed Surratt in Canada, after his
dight, and denounces them as virtually
in completely with the assassination.
On the other hand, the Montreal
MHerps, the leading organ of the Fran
CO. Canadian Catholics, retorts that 1--WE
(aIinerve) could have published, long
since, the name of Protestant minis
ter, whose letter is under our eyes, and
who himself Originated the Idea of as
sassiuatinE President Lincoln" The
1limerUe adds: 1.-The Confederate agents
In Canada, INhoSe GHSVer ne also hold.
declined the proposal, and the minister
then resoEted to a private attempt. II
need be, we could give his name, the
place where he Is at present residing,
in one OF the Northern States, in city
well-known, where he occupies an i'm
portAnt post and IS respected" II the
MinerUe hold documsntsof OF this charac-
ter, duplicating Protestant clergy
man, we should iulagfne it would not
conceal them long. We therefore echo
the words OF its Protestant antagonist:
1.In the name of justice. honesty, Cana
dian honor and public morality, let the
name at once be given to the world, and
the innocent be spared" .r.ara-
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChildrenR' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
GArlIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. -I.-i
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRA NTED, and In
every case will be mended nee OF charge.
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VISITORS to Chicago were formerly
astonished by the accounts of the great
feat of raising the fremont House.
This immense structure was elevated
several feet, to make it itcorrespond with
the raised grade of the street. This
operation was carried on SO quietly
that the boarders and transient guests
of the hotel were not disturbed in the
least. Now, however, larger "rais-
ing" is going on in Milwaukee. The
greatest wheat elevator in that city is to
be raised some feet.
This elevator is two hundred and
eighty feet long, eighty six feet wide,
and one hundred and thirty feet high.
It was built on a marsh, on piles. Since
its erection 1t has settled oyer foot,
and Il Is supposed that 1t has now
reached a solid foundation. As the
building is estimated to weigh ten
thousand tons, the task OF raising it
would seem somewhat difficult, but a
responsible firm have undertaken it,
and there seems no reason to doubt
their success. Four hundred holes
have been cut through the foundation,
through which timbers are placed, and
under them sixteen hundred screws
are 10 be put, which VIII easily raise
Ihs immense structure. The cost OF
Lhis operation In estimated at $50 900.
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NOTICE

To All Who Study Economy
AM NOW RECEIVING MY SECOND
n stock OF Boots and Shoes which was
bought for cash, and at one-haH its cost,
which will sell at a low price. ti
Read nnd: be Convinced.
that John H. Robinson, No. 1885, Main street,
sells tho cheapest and best Boots and Shoes
in this city. E.f1# .-.
Ladies' Kid slippers. 60ctS
Lasting Ties.........;....;:.... q
Glovo Kid Tipped Bais............si Is
Misses Morocco 70
Mems Calf 255
teIS-.............-................S 3 70
Childs' Lasting congress GaiterE......... rs
All other goodsin proportion. We study
to please, and show goods with pleasure.
JOHN II. ROBISSONS,
.....r.. No. lSS Main ST., - O.
n1yH Wheeling, West Va
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Kentucky State
z
GLASS o.
GLASS o.
TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTOS, Ky.
JULY 81, 1857.

$4,000: Numbers and 7ss Prizes.
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This is pretty bold talk forthe French
Parliament, but it shows that there is a
strong and manly opposition to some
of the special features of the rule OF
Louis Napoleon. The Emperor has
evidently lost somewhat of his Napo-
Ieonio prestige during the pa st year.
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.EE01E EUITE2. E.~g
apr24 EfT
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corner of Union. wHEELING:
FOR INSTANCE.

That never nave been nor never can::De. beat.
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Incorporated 1898,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
oEF1cE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
kYl terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS milde on all points.
In order to meet want that has long been
felt In this community, this Institution Will
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday afIaT-
noon between the hours OF two and four o..
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money. from
one dollar and upwards, on which interes
= - GEO. IENDE1, President
DIREcroRx-Alex. Laughlin, A. J. Pannen
John AcLure, jr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
OH, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
ocI7-ly A. q. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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$50 600 !, $4,000
whole Ticket. sIs, H"ive. SO. Quar-

ss prizes, amounting TO s2so.e5o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
LINZ crnnr MiRKETs.

(oMMUNIPAw, March l6-1he arrivals OF I've SOCK
over the Jersey Central Road, filling 20 cara Ioot
800 beeyes 1896 sheep and 70 hogs CIV aDo3t 100 u,
OF 10 Illinois steers OF 6Gt averaged $40 each. Ine
sheep all sold at sa9cone lot OF so SOsse ono
94a99 TO- fine WOOL brought 9c. Ten ears OF hogs were
sale this morning and were going OIL Sowiy ~ sn Zoo
ths morning varying from 1870 to $50 n, al 81 aS4c Com
munipaw dressed worth Io elOe % dne
for t6e week amounts 10 1864 hogs and 23 cattie'
n Is now decided TO make Thursday regular market
day at this place. and from 10OO to 200 cattle are 10 DC
ON sale next Thursday If any cattle or other STOCK are
left sold they are to be delivered, by bOa AT INC loOt
Of FoTtietst New-YOrk if the owners WISH 10 uy INC
Now. York markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

HoBoKEN CRY FINANCES From the annual state
ment of the Collector just compiled it appears that Tho
receipts and expenditures account OF the HoDosen
city Government for the year 1866 were Recepb-CoI
lected from the First ward, 1854 81; Second Ward
sssos2 50? Third Ward, s266is 81; received from tho
Comfy COLLECTOR sla7 o. Total, $O6643 ST. Disburse.
ments-Pad Treasurer OF State School, SAT- 81 paid
County Collector for County and State tax for the year
1850 40 ASH Os salaries s76S 81 interest Water honds
81 $50 s6 interest Volunteer bounty loan. 200 ~ ;
City poll schools, siO3 special City poll Tor con
tngencies - $50; state poll 42s; Volunteer bounty
polls 1920; for contingencies, $63I public s.hVos
sb96l 60 Fire Department, $i,9i0 90; poor, S.es N
Police Ss0JG &c lamps and gas s55l2 So cleaning Hieets
s4 "a repairing ss Os Water rents for CIV Un'poses
tG7s 6S. Total, sJ5,7Os 81.
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a.ro,e local consumptOn The receipts at the primer
~ shnnine and receiving points at the west w
psr are o1Iite light and prices have raWdy Improved
stth "a speculative feeling noticeable IN most
,noitios Much of our supply OF spring whoat Us very
its,@S- tis is unstable, but s beiG higher The adj
Roce Tor Inc Week is 2ssc Qush the improvement me
t marked in Choice Spring, closing better but not Sey
Setiye The extreme prices asked cheek business lo
5smand is mainly Milling though we notice some speeu
KY az 90 tGl for common TO choice No. Chicago
- 100 bush No. 3 Spring at 81 80. Barley
rs hpen in fair demand for home use ana tOT e&-
% and with steady reduction in our stock prices nave
aanced 964c per bush We have reduced our STOCK 10
sscnt I DOC 600 bush, and with good prospective
Sgtegnd most holders confident, closing net
fr and fairly active sales OF i6tO Dush az ooGVV loi
tgeScr SF22dSl Is for fartO good Canada west Iee
harley Malt has been In fair demand and Is ffner cOs
t bcter INT rot active; sales Of 1000 bush at e 30d
30 oats have been i'm good demand, mainly ior nome
&c with limited arrivals and rapd REDUCTION III Va
soek sales have improved djc per bush the STOCK
sncrd 10 eco BUSH closing better and fairy acuve
an, demand i'm part speculative; sales 6OO DusD ~ 0,g
&c Tor old Chicago Gs 1900 for New western, ana 90
stc Tor state Rye has been more active and mas lh
,.oved the demand part speculative closing Dt' t
cstcrn the latter for retail lots, and 81 4O@S ~ oi
ate. Indian Corn has been active, at thes ne tta
sent has been more marked the demand has Deen qtt
,etyc and more general, but chiefly speculative; tho
cs have becn large; ourpresent supply is about 2OVO
.eh which Is LIBERAL to-day the market opened lnucn
higher and excited under the favorable news from
Irope prices advanced TO a q for western Mixed III
,anced to l9g in store and 81 q afoat closing strong
cs Of G2 bns Western MiXedatSl 10 a$l u iii sOie
and 81 2OaS1 ~ afioat; other kinds scarce
EFFORTS PROM SEPT. ], 1865, TO DATE.
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pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR UAyRR AND BRRSr l6-n steamship Fnton-Sor
Curtin Hiram Hams Parsons Miss Parsons h,. MAY rsT
sons Mr aud H. artten Miss Hartstein Geo u Dii9p zen
~ Bdmunds Mrs NJ Livingston and maid O. w Sognn sha
dan g. A. Townsend w foruey. Miss Mary fOrney q beht
arm Mrs NJ q Mead Ma ~ McIowe H. A. Mitchell Miss Mitchell.
Miss simpson, g. j. Wallen and Mrs w A. Badd infant ana he,
Masters + and Budd Miss Maggie Bd Mr. and Mrs j. eosi-
man j. Jenet Lock Mrs LefeTere n'ue'
II. Mosman, &. A. Friend
FOR SAVANNAH March l6In steamship San salTsdoI-B Col
borg John aud Mrs H. Osborn Thomas strom Bar
Miss Carrie Pttmann Mrs r. a Mans
6e and child W. o. sssins H. Ganevae Harry Beebe, Cray
Mr. J. 4. Clark John ALEU- Thomas William
Douglass Mr and Mrs Gaer and child Mr. andbr hbhst
r. Hammond Charles tssteton Mr. and Mrs e. o. 20"
bns A. J. Iatbaway-Total 90 -.
FOR HAVANA Msrsh I6-In steamship BsgR Fernando Mrs L.
T. de Veoa child H. Mnnder, George Taylor Nj Hasn't NJ
Moshe John sia Rev d. SeBe Mr. Fowler L. u &c fsJsp"
D. Yiro Jnlss Tonrnier.
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PlSSENG ELS .1RRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN March l7ln siesm'he
Ms,aHr Mrs. Augustus Harriet Mr. and Mrs Allan mas, ana
child Macdonald sidney Leonard Mathew hceod hDe " IN
be
FROM LIVERPOOL March I7lu steamship City Of BatmoIs-
Ais George Soker Reed and infant T. Mitchell Mis- Wat.ce hIs
Kirkland Mr. aud Ms Murphy, Mr. conson A.
smith Jobn Woop Gusaye NOZZLE Dr. Koing Knock NJ Mare
Mir shokmp Won Moscb james Robb Mrs Robb snd2 ebIs
fpt and servant Syer, Mr. and MS keas
children Dehanp James shes James Foeu M NJ
Charlton Mis- Charlton, A. 0bsrsea Holmes g. Is}e,
Nr r. Saith children. A. j. Watson NAson JYsb F"a
j. N. Kirk w. G. Wyie Nh. Robinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. O'CLOCK-The mar
ke Tor Mess Pork IS tIIoer 2S % easn De ana s ~ o.
April bid and asked {24 l23 bid and SIS 81 asked
PETROLEUM-CTudei - better we quote at llt nc,
I'm bulk and l6t0l7c in bbls Refined In bond, Is du al
26d2Sc.-the latter rate for prime White. .
RICE-CarOlna f. dull and we have only 10 note small
sales at Odc Of East India hear OF 500 bags Ran
gOOn IN bond AT 4c., gold
SUGARs-Raw sugars are quiet without important
variation 20 advise in prices sales OF 23 hhds at si02tc
for Cuba 0c Tor St. Cox and 80 boxes Havana at 9iG
SEEDS-ClOver Seed is dun but firm at 12 a142e. limo
thy Seed is selling at So 5Od y bush Calcutta Lnseed
Is quoted at 81 IS, gold, in Boston and New-Iork
STEARIN-We note sales OF 10000 n at 1850.
SKISS-GOat continue In fair inquiry from manuiac-
turers, but sales restricted 10y disparity IN views OF
buyers and sellers; some transactions however nave
been effected In Mexican and other grades at about our
quotations. The stock Is large and well assorted. Deer
in fair request al lower rates which some holders are
composed chiefly Of inferior grades. Deer " foHOn-
duras 55d57ic San Juan, Soc. Sisal 55c.; Vera CRUZ
s9c Chagres 6lt sc; Puerto Cabello l5c Para 6Oc
Payta, 3ic gold CURACAO 65u57c cuIrency Cape, 37t0
I0c;, currency; Madras, l7iaJOc. each
BTEARIN-We note sales of J0.OO0B at l2fe.
TALLOW-The market is dull and We hear Of only
small sales at 11ic.
WOOL-We have had a very unsettled market for both
have had the advantage; the demand has been fair and
confined 10 the immediate wants OF manufacturers
notice some Improvement in the goods market, this has
exerted favorable Influence and most holders demand
an advance; the closing quotations follows Do
nestle Pieces at 4Oa45c for Native and MefinOs 4s6
Zoe iOr aud d0 is96Oc Tor fubood Merin0s ana 500
Sc for Sa1Ony Fleeccs; 3O9i0c for No Pulled 40dJOc
Tor buperfne do and JOd55c for Extra do 22u27c
Common Unwashed California 3O@4Oc for Fine do; 230
s9c for Texas, and American COmbing at 55d65c. We
quote Foreign follows South American al 25d27c for
common Washed; J2UJ7c for Unwashed Mestiza and
uerlnOi 52di5e. Tor Washed Entire Rios 27U3Oc. for
Unwashed Creole 40af6c. for Washed COrdOva; CHILEAN
~ Hd5le. FOR Unwashed Mestza and McrinO; Cape Of
GOOD Hope, SOaS5c for Unwased; East India, 3j055c
iof washed and African az 20n@0r for Unwasllcd. aid
"~Hc for Washed.
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alarble Alantcls
proposals.

OFFcE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoNPANh
PHILADELPHIA, February l. 1901 } =
PROPOSALS will be received at the once OF OF
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company PhiadelPha s hn no ts
,y of NAV 1867 inclusive unless satisfactory proposal shou DC
s and accepted previously from responsible parties desngo con
tract With Company for tho establishment % dbec' INC
,bps between Phadeph end Liverpool In 4, ,.t,,
"a" san,i,,,ou a. ''' WV BDMpkD SMITH. Secretary.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MARCH l6.-2244 bbs Flour, $40 bbls Whisky, i,H2
sacks Corn Meal, 9l65 bnsh Corn, SAL bush Oats; 80
hush seeds 10 pkgs Ashes 249 pkgs Beet, 905e Dds
Pork b7 pkg Cut Meats 99s pkgs Lard 329 Kegs do %
Dressed Hogs l54G bbls. Petroleum, 1900 pkgs butte'
l,76s pkgs Cheese.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For week ending Saturday, March lG 1876 cars Catte
% cars Hogs, cars Sheep, cars HOrses; TOTAL leu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
NOTJCE for the REDEMPTION of YUBA

NOTICE for the REDEMPTION of fUBA
~ COUNTY hereby gwen that The undersigned
hand the sum thousand eight hundred and seyneven DOL
lars and COIN for the redemption Of iuba Con
Bod the 1851 and that sealed proposals VIII be re-
eTed al the once Of said Comfy IN The CITY OF
Msrvsye until SATURDAY the 18th day Of May d. 8t, at the
hour Of that day The July Coupons Of 1857 must he
attached bads and the proposals must be accompanied BY IN.
d 10 redeemed Dated this 7tb day Of February A. ID 1871 al
''"''''' '' '' W IT. HARTWBLL,
L. 4. CRANE
GEO W. MALLORY,
Con,r Yuha Count Gal.
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i11eooins Garos. &e.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 14 Full
~ tonsA-wEDDHG CARDS and PINE STATIONERY. tB"ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

HOLDERS of United States $40 NOTES
al tbea exchanged for THE NBW $50 BONDS
UfNRY CLEWS
Vsnlts and Dealers Government Securities NJ % WAlTt
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MATURE ALMANAC

MON WATER THIS pAr -
$50. 6:07 sun Sste......6l0l Moon Sets''''''' 'kses
.5I5 Cows Island . 50 Hell Gsis..........s:sI
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There are no losses due and unpaid
pOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, JANIS sthDAh
JAMES MARSH yOHn . Iis'u uhrvorrv
ar1nnx 90 90 - nnRENTS n r. wHREIwRlGHT
WILSON a.. HUNT, DAN H. hknUhDp
r. vERMILYR WILLIAM ItNhHpx
SHEPHERD KNAPP, hDMhtD o. ~ 1I nhh
CHARLES r. BILL, JOHN ~ ilith,S;r
iT1tTt ~ "a poIiRS HANSON X. CORSINGS
,oIIS ~ MI DWiS EDWARD MIETuRN
AUGUSTUS H. WARD JAMIE VOL
JEREMIAH =. ROBINSON, thAhLisS J; bin hAiN"'
,poi os n WETMORE FREDERICK SHELDON
NJ " JoSRPII b. COLLINS, President.
a nECRooT Ictuarv JOHN RADIk, Secretary.
AZ lINES " a. CLEMENTS NJ D., Medical BIaminer
Mill an DFTMOID NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
n "ctTIS oonsrsl Icert ard JAMES STEWART, HENRY
PERRY ALBERT WILCOX = VIII NIL Nj
BENSON CHARLES YOBTSIllBLD, WHiINbf Mibi rAS
H. WILSON II. r. WINsL0W, y ANDERSON ana VeAI hh.N
BOSS BROTHERS, Local Agents in the City Of Ne"loh Aho
SFW AND IMPORTANT PLANS OF LIFE INSURANCE HAVE
BEEN ADOPTED BY THIS COMPANY. sEb THE Nh" fhoS
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WHEREAS The Superintendent of the In:

WHEREAS, The Superintendent OF the IN.
ssBcs Department the State Of EeS.Yok having eItmnen
the aa o. the Ase Fire Insurance Company o. me o Of
declared that the eap thereof impaired 70 the extent
52lO0 such impairment amounting 70 one
hundred and forty thousand hundred and S dollars
10 pursuance the requsOn OF the so suPerpni
order make the capital equal three hundred thousand dol
dId by It's charter the stockholders Of SAID Company
hereby required the said sum Of one hundred and
hundred and and ~ 100 doAn money the amount
Of such deGency 81 per the ONCE Of the Com
psny No Broadway the City Of beors the tenth
all Of by shareholders on or
said 10th dsy Of March 1861 DO hereby hT and determine the
for which certificates may be issued 70 ueh
the surrender their present stock Certificates at my and
eight thDpssndhs go g8 % the par
ys the same Company m the fractional parts OF shares
hundred and foyegt thouanth cent OF
The nav ysns Of the purpose allowing such
stock be and disposed Of by the Directors Of said Company
requirements Of the statute and hInS The time
within which be eonsmnsted the undersigned hereby
settles and determines the tine or ne issue aad SAFE OF sad new tooA 70
Dnsd Key.Yor Fob. 49, 1851 WIN. A. SBAYER,
President
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5itnaiions Waniso-female

.~,o>o<~~~-~-~>~~>~~--
CEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAklNG.-A
- competent SBAMSTRBSS who ent and ht Lsdes and
plain desires few engagements fams h
day Operates sewing mahDes Woud go bor' u
,ancs Address SEAMSTRESs station D.
A NUNBER of well recommended German
~ Girls situations 10 10 general HOUSBWOkh &c, AhrA
LOVES German Institute, No n hahtonst near the Bowery
A LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses
and supplied with good SERVANTS from Al nations
Protestant Catholic MRS lORkSTOES OFFICE Ne u
Fonrth-Ave
VVyET NIJRSES.-A number of German and
w English WET NURSES want SITUATIONS at Mis- ban
SENS Nnrses Agency, No siI,ifst, near BoNeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
sT,TE on Nav YoaK, BANK DEP,RrssSr,

AtB,YY March 10, 1861. :
rNHE BRIGGS BANK OF CLYDE, CLYDE;
tho appointment Of HILL Cashier Nph N'lpp' eaak " TIE
t m new orI IS agent redemption OF is circulating notes
together with revocation the appointment Of Wooster Sherman
The sane div agreeable 70 the act entitled An act 10
80, ~ ,ets relating 10 Incorporated Banks Banking Aoeia
49,. md nJiyidual BANKER passed April H. 1851
nOlS 'pu A1'' GEORGR w SCHUYLER Superintendent