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New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
9t6 CIVILIZATIONS.

9t6 CIVILIZATIONS.
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CoETESTA-L Is ere Lghtl IT, How are heJ Rssed' Ill
what Bodies have ths w. where do they GOT " Who Tshts Care
Of then VI What they Dongi VII Can we Communicate
WIN Why ad not the Lord Pyenti TX. Why did they Diel
What Good Of l
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j. B. LIPPIYCOTT 60,
Publishers Booksellers, and Importers
PHILADELPHIA
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CUPREME COURT.-wILLIAM t. GRAFF

CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAMT t. GRAFF,
- Planld Ast JAMES L. DUEHAM, and others DsendAntsln
puanes Of the snPrems Court q The state Of New
made In The above entitled aeion the ID day Of March, s Daniel
Ingrhan IT, Referee named In sad Judgment VIII expose ier
sALR Al PUBLIC suction THURSDAY, be Yth dsy March,
10 ,hs CITY o. New foi Edward LasftEe AHeTo.sr tbe fol-
lowing dsbed premises vE All those nine certain lots pieces
parcels Of land situate lying and being in the Fifteenth Ward Of the
City Yo which alsn together bounded and contain fol-
the formed By the nteTaeeon OF tho
ssy sde Of BosdyU With The horther side q Housont and
running norh said easter ode Of Broadway thy two
t feet i @ inches thence essey along the outheI line Of lot
and l6) Broadway hundred 0o feet
thence nohey along rear line hundred
teen 6e Broadway thirty o the nohery line Of said lot
1910 BadwAy thence westerly along said
line hundred ocT fee, 70 the ssey aide Of B.o.d.y th.oes
porhsrly along ssstsry side Of Bosdvay twene @ feet
thence sasisry hundred 0 feet eight W nehes
westerly aide o. Crosby street thence souhery along said
Crobyt,rset Eve 9 feet hye @ inches
noksy side Of aud thence westerly along ad
of hundred and ninety y) feet
the elstsT aide Of broadway the pont place Of
'''e'''' '-D'''' DANIEL p NeRAHAN, in, RsSr..
r. NJ HlaaIsos, and J. T. DAvIss, plAiBsiss A.lopsJE
MIA 2ax9sWdH
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STEAMBOATS, anS 3ailrcaSs.

T1RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEBUT
II foot Of ChAnbensst, Psvona Perryi =, ., runt,,
500 Day ETpr,ss Gs Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca DuNA
$50 a m way fsin dy for 0asige and bdnsmsds aiOhss i.
1000 N Expres Mall for Bn5ao' sAs@Anea DunAfA' anu
$50 p M Woy Tain and intermediate station.
lJ WOV EIpres stopping only at Sterling Junction w.,
,nd stations vest Of Turner'S TO Port Jeh hs~oargb An'
500 D. n Way Train for suaeru intermediate faons
$50 Ei0h Erprsss for Rochester Buffalo Salamanca D"h
500 D no. Way TTain Tor suaern intermediate stations
$50 Night ErPress daily for koehe Buffalo salAmsheA
Dunt and al point, Westsnd south BY & train sleeping COACHES
will runth through 10 Cincinnati without change
500 p n. EmigraAf Train, daily for ihe west .e.s
Also Way Trains foT Boiling Spring P"sa and Paieron "o
Ind 95 NJ IA m and l:t3, fD, ot9, and lliVV m w
Wednesday Tbesr Tram At IL o'clock for Sunen and l'er
mediate sauonL
SUNDAY Ta,rss-s:soa H. WAY Train, for otsvie; u and
o koeheser sAamancs and all points West and sonth 500
RmTant TaB; ll:o0 for Paterson snd Port Jery
RIp through 70 Salamanca uhhk and Buffalo win
out change aud direct connection with all Southern and
Psrfei Ventilated and LurOus Sleeping Coaches accompany al
,s. can b. obtained at the compspys omeNo 2 Broadway
DEPOT foot Of ChAmbt NuYoh also Long Dock Depot Jersey
City.
An ,st4d nde 10 the principal suburban places the Lire Of
The Bs,en Division of Railway has been prepared and can be OBJ
sped at The Of the COMPANY free Of charge by those wishing to
personally examine the region referred to- % The view Of settlement
VIZ r. BARB General Psm Agent
HoUSATONlc RAIhRoAp'-wlNTER R1sdEsfsAa AR
Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 70 1851
Two through Daily Connecting WIN Ne"'1oA ana D0S'D
D'f''' Leave BRIDGEPORT at 1890 a. N. and 5:35pm.
Leave r'''''ea '' u s. H. STRONG, Superintendent
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G.aaI Bottles.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County of
~. sew-YoIhnARRIET W IlussEr agas lsAAC D. hUsShf
summouFo eelTo the Defendant You hereby summoned
.nd required the complaint ibis acion which v be hed IN
CLERK Of the City and County of NeNfoFk aud 70 serve
the ssd complaint the uhthe ~ Their
o No. 90 Boadway NeSiok within tNegt days after the service
OF such service aud m answer e
complaint within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff In ths acton Wi
apply The Court for the relief demanded the
Sss.York Jas 90. Ie6a SANFORD, LIZ BARON PORTER,
Plaintiffs Atoneyt
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CuPREME C0uRT-CATHERINE CLARK

CUPREME C0URT-CATHERlNE CLARK
- sgapst JOHN D. oRLBY and ohers-ln pursuance Of judy
the Court Of the State oi Ne~oG VIII expose TO
SALE on 10th 1858 IL O'Clock tue En-
change saesroom III BrodwAy the City Of Nwlork by Ed
Lawrence Auoneer all that certain lot piece parcel Of
LAND the porthey side Of Thirty street In the @en'
et CITY NeWloTf bounded and described follows
beginning al point on norbery side Of Thsnthreet distant
Eve bundled and City feet westerly from the porhSeery corner Of
Ninth running thence boheTy parallel
gh feet nlpe inehes thence westerly parallel
with Thirty sixth twenty-five et thence southey parallel Win
inches the wederY side OF Thirty.
sas along Thirty Ihse twenty i've feet to
the place Of beginning. g.-Dated NewYork, March 1904
- DANIEL p. IEGRAHAM, IT,, Referee.
N RNHw,TtR Atoruey for Plaintiff Mis- 2aW3HMAS
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NEW-Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 3. 1907

PAsnStT Station SswYo TwenJ seysbih't and Fourth
ave- Entsnee on Twenty seTenlbIt
TRAINS LEAVE ERW-YORK;
For New Bridgeport 10O eco (EI). liz ~ lRla
Hrl, D % (EI.l, as 80, and 200 fEIl y. m -.
For Milford Statfo Fairfield Southport and WsipoTt w. O
a. 10 3i5 40 p 10. - ..,..r, ~ ~,
For HorWak 100 AGO (RT) 500 lj0 l2l3 tkI dVo ltLb
as 40 fEIl so. SEQ tELD .. N.
For Darien 100 9oO, ll30 35, 40 so m $500.
For Stanford 100 0o0 fEID 900 lJO nI3 thI Ll9t JW
(EIJ as. 40 tEI) 80, $50 go, zoo tEI) P@o a..
For Greenvieb end intermediate aous 100 SQ0 iV M %9
3t3, Lt0, 40 go m ..,. ..,.,,.
FOR Boston Springfield 500 (El 1o0 lEJ j. 500
For Boston via Shore Line, "a 70 tn y 80 p ~ 80,
For Hartford and Springfield, 500 IN lEhb @' 1VV Ah ."
-. - =, u..
F0T Conrccut Piref Railroad, dVO a NJ tEt lA' m ""D
Tor iIsora FroTd,Sss sSd FshI Railroad 800 CRr s
For New Haven New Londop S!onpstOp Railroad al zoo n
I7i5 3oJ. 8Wk ".
For Canal Rsfrosd "a Is N. 10 NorthamptoE
For nonsaonic Ralroad 800 a. no., $40 y.
Nor Naugaiuek Railroad, eco q. ~, 3O0 psn.
Fon Danbuy and EorwA Railroad 1oo, 800 n IA 5i0P m
toH~0'0~' ''''PNs N@' ' JAMES II. HOYT. supi
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Ttatbtrs.

Nanting Staornits.
A D0DWoRTH" DANCING ACADEMY,
S S's To n ans ans51'I1 s ssS r's f % s.S A'''
s----..--------->.--.---- IT
Mlusital Susirum,ms.
-
A RI0N PIANO O-FORTE.-Pa Patented highest
premium aw'ded over t even The renowned "cHd EIPsos
Ia E1":: s;S S Soa s.lI sBRsS B9s. p' asNsR
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
Cal circular BARLOW DoBHLBR, No 69i BIO,dw,y
A MAGNIFICENT Stock Of New and second
SSs s'' a''' and lPss cMSSs M 1SS sSs%
AT LOW PRICES-Pianos, Organs, Melo-
IN deons and second band for cash nstasnth Rent ~
''''A''''''' - GORDON No IOs Bro,dvsy
NO-FORTES-JENNYS g. SON, No. 1888
Il East Twsnhntst between Second asd Thayes make The
vel TO sIlBine them.
CCHUTZE g. LUD0LFFs
PATENT MONToRPLATE PIANO
lIp,er ANYTHING 70 he nsIlei and Is at le SAINT tine hs
Piano, to LET constantly on hand.
VIiE MASON e. HAMLIN ORGAN COM
q III! Mason HSS HS "a eSBSfT tS y Is. o
The METROPOLITAN ORGANS, Offer the largest assortment Of psro
Giai fdIss % f Ss A' country Prices 80 '' to s' each
TTNHE GREAT UNION PIANO-FORTE Co.
are finishing 1900 PIANOS io 'hs trade Give them call corner
WATERS' FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS, with
Iron Frame o5eIsignE Bass and Agate Bridge AOdeOps
g. ~ ., l LOOP 'nS' no n'SdsGO, $ and og,n ~ ~ .a
band psruaents great and repaired
BIosd1sy %s,sr SssYoTi '' 'I HORACE %s%RRs Co 20
10 SECONDHAND PIANOS of various
. mahst for sALB at lOs pees BY ChlCKERlEG SONS
PaBot 70 rent No. 62 Broadway.
1T
NIarbk Wanitis.
A UGUSTUS TABER e. BRO.
IN lnPoHrEKs ADD W1oLEsALn DEALERS ~
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS No. 7I5 wstsrIi. Ne.-Yoi
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on
band III ready for setting bsdDg which must be sold
KLABEa, No lSt Raa HIgttssstbsL. ns,I TliI9s,t
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
No SOS siIsh.Ss. tsssss TsTiy.fhA and TSy sIissi.
SrOurits Hnb HrobisiOns
DRIED CALIFORNIA APRICOTS-The
~ most delicate Dried Fe The market For sale 10 @ suit
and WILEY, wIcKs a WING. 10. %. w.ihiHstOD.st
yOHN DWIGHT & Co,
~ No II oLDSLIP, Egw-YORK
manufacturers Of
SILERATDS kUPBk-CARB. SODA sAI~SODA, Sc
teEsIs FOR H0ef0RDs cRRAh or TARTAR
ORANGES-ORA
~ Frsh HAVANA osAN0Es-jusi sniItd B, 'rmss'
A.Pia Eo. % kat R,sr
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ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.

The anniversary services OF st. Lukes Hos
pita took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock, In the
chanel OF The hospital There more present than
tbe chanel could seat, and chairs. placed about the
numerous doorways were brought INTO reputation;
Alter the proper gous service tho superintendent 81
ths hoepIt the venerable Dr. Muhlonbergb. read the
Annual Report The number OF persons treated during
the wear was g2-57i males and $50 females Iere wee
a greater number surgical cases than usual including
I'D accident cases The steam trains passing through
Tourthnye were mentioned AS fruitful source OF acci
dent I'm consequence OF the renovation ana repahtng
OF nil the wards Of the hospital smaller NUMBER Oh
ses than last year been treated, ana the Expenses
have been heayIer than usual The Institution IN debt
10 lis Treasurer IN the OF $1,000 which ought 10 De
raised Immediately by the Episcopal chnrchcs OF the ~
10 was also stated that the current receipts nave u
ishe an idea having got abroad that inc hosa n fch
The hospitals endowment IS not completed ana It's Hl
nf uscfuncss will be- narrowed unless Biullri
libclality "a manifested toward IL tho coming year
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In Surrogate Veedcr's Court. Brooklyn, letters
Of administration granted In the estates OF Danlc
g. Bennett, John L. Harris. Ernesiiua Goodman, Joseph
Setter, Patrick Dohcr,y, JOhn 4. Mccormick. Wesley
OBric. Thomas Jones, Alex. G. SlOat, ana CathaiIho
Alahoncy, all Of the City OF Brooklyn.
In the Superior Court, on Saturday, Rachel
SchnheId u cOUrcd wa-herwOman, recovered sio9 OF ~
Itfiurcr. for whose family she had done washing. Mr.
Jttlugrr had caused her arrest and imprisonment on
rgo Of stealing wearing app rel from his house she
proved her Innocence and sued for damages Tor hlsc
imprisonment.
Letters of administration were granted In the
eurrurntes Court by Gideon j. Tucker surrogate as
week ON the estates OF Louis Theyeuei, Margaret
srhrninn, Maurice Brten, John Lynch frirdlch "nip
Amelia L. Josylyn, John Sayin Alexander shaw, Wa
liam H. Thompson Ludwig ID. Aub, Andrew Balrf, al
Ter Eastou Inur Gundcrman, William Black, Ann Cur
tis John Geshwind john Wha!on, David BOyhan, Mary
kca.
During the past week, voluntary petitions IN
baukruptry have been hlcd by Gilbert L. Van Aen'
Charles Goodyear George Goodyear william Marchan,'
Iobu I schilluger Ad0phe Schlcssiuger, Louis stmel
Moses H. Banmgaricu Bernard l.. Woods, All 81 u II clty
ana by Francis Reilly. OF Murrisania. We.chesier Co.
During tho same week. discharges IN bankruptcy wcro
received by Jacob NJ. Harris. Joseph H. TITUS AOnzo T.
Robbins, Charles G. Lewis. william ward, LOWS lIth-
moud, William q. Dean aud John y. DAVIS
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THE wIcKEDEsT MAN IN NETWORK.

I'm the TOmbs Police Court before JUSTICE
Bowling on Saturday. Capt Thorne of the Fourth Pre-
cnct Police arraigned John Allen, the "Wickedest Man
in New-York" and his wife, for keeping disordery
house at No Waterst and also brought INTO court
Margaret Ware Ann Riley, Charlotte Ferry Mary kear-
new and Thomas Cleveland, alias Boston IOih %lo
they found In Aliens place. The arrests were mp ~, ~
fine Instr OF benjamin Swan, who TESTIFIED thaI JON,
Allen and his wife kept disOrdcrly house, ana u Tsss
Tor thieves, gamblers and dSreputaOle persons oma.
said flat while passing down Waer-s on FRIDAY evening
lie was invited To John Aliens house ny "Oha. ia
he met ON rho street Margaret Ware by name tIl no
gave Mrs Allen s. TO pay for the drinks ana 'hc as
lie NIGHT Margaret stole SIS more from ms
noclet ON being taken before tho Court inc ioOIn5
conversation occurred Justice TO Capt Ihorh ~.
do Won know that keeps dsorderIy nouSe'
Cn1toIn-I fake il on the testimony or thls ndn wiz
mas been robbed there" justice Yes oue YOU ~
rennrcs more than act 20 constitute u uSol y
nlnce Captain have policemen mere 10 prono ,i
u A. disorrrv Jusce-"A Allen, what do you say 10 lhS
nharce ~ Allen" Your Honor. during the past SIX
,cks have done no business. My house mas Detn useu
vi The limo for prayerneeting~." Justice" what
about the robbery Of this manI Alien naye no1p6
to saw about IT. for not at home last night IL no
charge is made promise to have nothing 10 40 WIN
poItcs." Justice" Do you mean u say tIit ponu,s
nYd ANYTHING to do Nith your arrestP' Ael-" nohC
saw ANYTHING at all about IL, your Honor" Justice
sIen why 10 You hint at itf" Allen-l VIII promise
not to interfere way or the oth'r am howon W
90" officer Finn then made an affidavit against Alien,
Charging him with keeping dsorderlY house. INC
magistrate required him TO give bail IN $500 10 asW
before the Court II Special Sessions Daniel Creede oi
No $40 Wurthst entered into the requisite bona, ana
Allen WAS released from custody. Mrs Alien ahu "l Ie
tho court well pleased with the final disposition OF the
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THE MARKETS.
lc.rsf.n, reported for The Trrbaue.I

Icsrsfsn, reported for The TrtaueI
Cor,oSS s:s :;s;y ~. Sr:,s:. dong q:
hing s7 babes ncrrl sPisasrs Ts to Ippen
and 400 to ''i rpsSa and F S'' Mobile or..n r
orii,sry,: ....,..aJisIte ylis.e lnsitis sgsais.
is: Ndd0ss .Ss3sis 9sss,SIe isSie ;ss
CoPfEE-rhsrs 1 ices ss,sE irp.arec 90 =:
to-day bat We notice Scn.s1sd d.. sss 90 =. s',s sio
Tinted states JooJ bags sales .sV hagsi st"es Voo sass
las. asasyra si5ie Na,eh, lse A There b.
s ais es' S1s SI s, ,ss trade .a &
FLOUR AND MBAlThe market The p.s' .ssI has eesa very ~
sis md Europe AID ss wade 9,,s ogs,,sa
lrss decline "a, ~ i has ioIed DOR. lar 70,
.Igort boz the .Tss and ~ sto. ~ receivers
ss ssnsI, PgOsd ,h., 'sE aS f tssa Sna.
cr'o have been quite oa Of ProPOros - s.s VI, basd
We s o w ssts wSe EIs e,e ls bees sre sa
hss Of these hase generally resisted an' iarihe sssss
Gsn siSs per bb less sa, amer ,ssn sSss ..
,G.a, .ehSs Iser a, they essS" - asp
sa n;S1% sgn, SSe Ss,, S'i E bees
ss :,Ss .ss e s, :. A sSs : S.s
Ss r.. se%asd rcslsss =. Is s. ss' AS a
ss The T.. .o' g.s s y. %' No it' az. :1 s y:
~; nd , 10; P ..I .,s .Gsss A .is ss EsIs.
eoo British Provinces snd lSA o. . year 70 10
vac F mes 'I ss ss ar ,,s rrssu.,
closed lower Tor the low sOd mr"s I ~, ,-os.. the ses
. ss" s S5 ss'ss - s's Ss' $ to,
sirs OF Western RI 81 "a nr sS.d 70 eeoe sgfSs 20
80. 10 ant Iowa Bxtras - e9f" %
- Ssca,,s ohio "a IS tor Trade brands and fsnh 90
~ Amber Winter wheat hxire
,ans .rS Meeg.n; 50 20 r Wits wheat Do 90 asy
: n 10 and l3 ~ To- ~ Louis Bitfs and eonh~
80 ce,oa Flour has been pressed on the market, We uaae
u ,.,,ye via Cape and Being Of ordinary ensr sAs ee
New beer 10 hr demand sna beng OF s.ed
ts Ss. ia we'll at sl2a$3 that via the lsissns To-
w. tbs msket dali and heavy sales OF sO Dos
al ssris n 5dsle - for Old and SltaeH Tor New.
snil Flour uudetie demand, aud VIA liberal o1es
he lnv std ne.n grades dec uci. at c etes sfai-e
L, d quito less ly closing sIli lhr irH ad me-
80 are hes.S bus Panty hrauis feI Nth much lfHssi
Me, Of 40 bills u 81 NQ5s " tat ordinary 70 good kla balnOs
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build hospital, and have already before beginning.
permanent fund OF sJO0OOo cash balance OF sOo anu
land for their buildings valued at s25000o The nOrth
wing OF St Iuke In process OF erection, wonid ny
this time have been completed had IL h9t Deeh lor t
hrickiayers strike The 81. JOhnand Home. erected
from funds contributed by Mrs. Spencer and her nelee,
has relieved 81. Lue's OF portion OF the Slreh' r
tormcriy had no other asylum than the Hospital. Tho
report Of the Resident Physician next read Ihe
Right Reverend the venerable Bishop Of Wlscon W. anu
rticrs astcrwprd addressed the meeting. and the Rev.
r Mubbereh described the pastoral work done In the
Hospital Al The close or the services coeotoh ""'
t.l,,n n n for fine benefit OF the Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

always there the evening 70 meet his friends mud sup
porcrs His opponent is Noah ID. Taylor. hotel Keeper
i'm Jersey civ The friends OF Mr. Armstrong are egon
ana are confident Of cccting him O. the Senate ny
large majority better representative cOui not DO
f.lud 10 i Tic responsible Office Mr.. \. Is PLAN IN
assuming man. AND ia great tayoIite anu much re-
snoetcd v AN who know HIM consequently there can DO
little doubt but that hc viii Doe elected. which VIII pIl
lasting good not only ON the County % HUI" nu, OH
the state OF NewJcrs"y no large. His triumphant return
will 10 hailed with accNnatiJn by every rover ol nv
Union and the Constitution. We call upon lHr lh'u va
Hudson County rally, aud that TOO iual er o'rcHs'
and elect their f,,v oritc by handsome majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
NEW.IERSEY.

The nomination by the Republican Conyen-
ton Of MI Matthew Armstrong for the Office Of State
Senator for Hudson County y. j.. has given much and
great satisfaction 10 al who reside IN the County OF ud
sOD aId his friends very Juilant on mat
account Mr. Armstrong febdes ct OreenYille aud Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
ti,,I

The National Currency Bank, corner OF Wall-st and
Broadway, will include III its proposal for sub
Treasury gold any amount for merchants aud o:hois
Orders 10 be SO included must be handed ia BY III
o'clock n. IN. Usual commission on only the amount
obtained w. q. WHITE Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

ICAFeIslf rePoTLei Tor Tie TfhtacI
SATURDAY. Oct H. 1853.
CorloN-A good steady bns'nes doing tss
market closing vel! sustained "a
ng Of S7 bales, ncaus 6i spsners to Lppen
and 400 10 spectators We qsoe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
NEw-YoRK CITY BANK REPORT

Excess over legal - -
rescrye.......... sl3,aoG5s sl209s5l Dec. soo,5G
Loans ...... 26J6g5,5s2 2[,Gii,i35 Dec. ss5l,M
The bank report shows loss OF reserve otN508G; Of
deposits sl73,G1 OF specie. Sl5577 81 legal tenders
ST. an increase OF circulation VI S05le and 90
crease In loans Of S95l.A7.
The Corn Exchange Insurance Company has elected FOL
its permanent President Mr.. j.. j. Io"bcr an Ola and
ikuown merchant OF this city. MI L0aber had re
tired from business but at the solicitation or Inc Board
of Directors consented 10 accept the position Unanimously
rendered him. This Is excellent sorcu0i ava ms *
tensiVe acquaintance with the merchants VII aGd Largely
to It's city business.
The Chicago Republican says:
The demand loans from ell ~ hrdfess Confines
very good the sbtg ofte hars4 pr the tea
beng greater stnryrncy iha 10 row
Fhen merchant. end bsnes conmuu generally Bud anJs
bat desired mod tol nncss fr t
saf beyond contingency that might arse hps " nife
were seady per per EaE exchange ae
decidedly sis a.
1850 between huts 1s msre closing Nek VIA
do6nNsrd tendency. There buon Prie a ecuaap
or the marx to-azr Counter unfnsnZgL
The 81 Paul Press says that tile Chicago and 81 PanI
Railroad Company have transferred their ihhh grant.
road and other assets to a Lew company, comprising
among ITS members the Presidents and principal directors
and stockholders OF the Chicago ana NOflh'Ntelcth anu
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Companies. IL adds; .
subscribe - The stock OF ile comp ~ ~
900 divided among 20 hesr.f capitalists CONNECTED eth the
above co .ps They propose q, Construction % he 'e
tue Fall completion at1 $50 yrat- o. c.n ies,
the INTERESTED 10 e Toe slsa
ub.cibe certain sn9sRt. .- 81 th-e ans! ,--RA rS'H@
co.! .;r:;4e S. Paul REGARDED uadef x ped ptSs S
the bonds Of toe ely 20 TOE s@ogA o. p'V g. A ' @
The earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road for the second week in October Hcie;
1865 s3j093 81 1901. .s3475i) u inc.-s5soi q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


! The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of the
United States offer the following advantages:
1t is National Company, chartered by special act
Of Congress, 1853.
1t has paid up capital of sl,0OO.O0o
it offers low rates of premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money.
II is definite and certain in its terms.
II is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the poll
cies.
Every policy is non-forfeitabe.
Policies may be taken which pay 20 the insured
their full amount, and return al the premiums, 50
that the insurance costs only the interest on the an
nual payments.
Policies may be taken that viii paw 10 the insured.
after certain number of wears during lie an an
nual income of one-tenth the amount named IN tae
policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives 81
females.
1t insures not to pay dividends. but at 30 low
cost that dividends will be impossible.
CLARENCE H. CLARK of Philadelphia. Is President,
and JAY COOKE Il Co. OF No. Nassau-st, are Gen.
eral Agents for this vicinity d. c. WHITMAN
and J. N. OEvTs. Managers. whero applications for
insurance on the most favorable terms will be re-
ceived. Also. by THOMAS BENTLEY, No. III Mon
taguest, Brooklyn, Agent for Kings County.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoID.-The first mort.
gage 5O-year seven per cent sinking fund coupon
bonds Of the Rockford. Rock Island and ~. Ions
Railroad Company, principal aud interest payable IN
Gold Coin trce OF Government for sale at tie
office of the Company, No. II Wall-st. ass per cent
and accrued interest in currency.
Pamphlets giving fuller information may be had At
the office.
Government and other securities received lex
change at market rates. N. III. BooDY, Treasurer
GOLD.
The National Currency Bank, corner OF Wall-st and
Broadway will inclHde In It's proposal for sub
Treasury gold any amount for merchants aud O.hors
Orders 10 be SO included must be handed in BY III
o'clock n. Usual commission on only the amount
obtained. W. u. WHITE, Cashier.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri six per cent Gold
Bonds for sale favorable terms. by SCHUYLkB
SKAATs i Bro, Bankers No. 10 Broad.st.