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The New York herald., 1869-11-15
DSSdACiMG TIE SABBATH.

Riot in Chgtham Sguure-A Funeral Process
sion and Car Passengers On Their Muscle.
The Sabbath was yesterday disgraced by scene
In Chatham square that should bring the blush to
the cheeks OF all parties concerned In the outrageous
transaction. From the police 1t Is ascertained thas
about three O'Clock In the afternoon q Hlb6rnian
society," while returning from funeral Of one or its
MEMBERS were passing through tho square, when
tho driver OF car No. 17s. OF the Third ave-
Iine whipped up mis- team. and severed
the procession. This SO enraged the naturaly ex-
cltabie lovers Of the green nag that rush made
for the driver, who was dragged from the car and
badly beaten by some OF the socletymen. The at
the time was crowded with malo and female passen-
gers. Witnessing tho attack upon the driver tho
former hurried from the car assaulted the society
men with their fists and feot met with vigorous
resistance by the proces5onists, who used their
sucks vigorously upon the car passengers. The
fight continued nearly half an hour, tho
Irishrnen receiving some slight scratches
from well directed fists, and several OF the p3ssan
gers who participated coming out OF the array
severe bruises. Capt ain JOurdan, OF the Sixth
cnct hearing Of the small riot, hurried TO the faee
OF the disturbance With section OF locust swim fs
and arrived ia time TO quell the disturbance,
threatened TO result in the demolition OF the cal tas
tearing up OF the Third avenue track and tempe
suspension OF travel. A large crowd coll,
about the square aud the Excitement lasted
two hours
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

parts OF the Dominion urging them to DO
away with the system OF fishery licenses ana CON-
pellng American fishermen to remain outside OF the
three mile limits OF the shores OF Canada; to eseb.
lish duty foreign COAL so as to gve.tno market
Of Western Canada TO Move Scotia e5ai instead OF
:. supplied as at present, from pennsylvania
and Ohio: TO place an export DUTY on pine tlihooI
and on American preadstufrp large marAo' "
which Is now found In Canada under their free au'
mission by the present Canadian tarin the ,veurns
for the last rear showing value OF breadstus, wheat
corn rye, &C., imported from the United States into
Canada OF Sl2 2S2, SOL. IL Ia said that there Is
question as to whether the resolution OF the House
OF Representatives asking tho Executive to reopen
negotiations with Great Britain for the adjustment
OF these matters Ii mandatory In Its terms or not,
because under our form OF government no
resolution OF the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
can be mandatory on the Executive Us
regards the treaty making power. 1t is
supply advisory, mere expression OF opinion Of the
same character. but naturally OF greater importance,
~ the resolution Of similar effect OF the Chamber OF
Commerce OF the State OF New York and the Boards
OF Trade OF the various States. The Secretary OF
state having his attention called to the Importance
OF the undetermined commercial questions between
this country and Canada In the manner indicated.
mer and invited his assistance In proper endeavor
TO adjust them. 1t Is understood tnat Mr. Thornton
communicated with the government OF Canada, and
the authorities there having expressed their concur
renee in the importance OF arranging the various
questions amicably, If possible. general
derstanding was arrived at to discuss the
matter in detail, when the Secretary Of
State and the Secretary OF the Treasury would
be enabled to avail themselves or the assistance OF
leading Senators and Congressman, SO as to know
how far concessions could be made in the general
interchange OF raw products, by way OF equivalent
for the concessions demanded Of Canada. 1t safe
to say that the matter Will not bo determined until
after full and careful examination OF the whole
subject and solely with view to the interests or the
people OF the United Stptes
Foreign Ccnsuls Recognized.
The President has recognized Julian Apedo Prin-
cpe Gatores as Vice Consul OF spain at Philadel-
phia; Theodore wagner Vice Consul OF Sweden and
Norway, at Galveston Texas; Juan Uruea Palo-
mo. Consul Of Guatemala, at San Francisco, CAL,
and II. Claussnius Consul OF Baden. at Chicago,
Ill.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1869.
The following Is a statement OF the condition OF
the Havana ana Matanzas markets at the close Of
business yesterday
Sugar-Stock In warehouses ut Havana and
Matanzag 100000 boxes, 1920 hogsleadS; exported
during The week, 5000 boxes and loo hogsheads to
foreign ports anu 400 boxes to the United states.
The market closed slightly animated at unchanged
prices Lad steady at 2ic. u c,, IN tlefces aud
23c. 2sc', ~ 70 pound tins. Flour buoyant at $40
. Sl2 per bnL Butter steady at &c. per pound.
Taow buoyant Bacon declining; quoted at zoe. a
21c. Wax elbow buoyant nc S7 10 S. 25 per
arrobo; white fat Petroleum active, AZ az
reals per gallon. Potatoes active at 80 rs q a. so
per bbi. iiens ,H acve demand 81 23c. for common
sailed anu z5c. q 40 for sugar cured. ShoCkg--Box
active at Q B1i reals; hogsheaas lrmer. lioops--
The market - supplied; quoted OF SO 900 per
thousand lor IL IT, shaved. iroishts duh end
declining Exehange--on London, i5I, d 10 per
cent promua; on United States, 90 days. sight. lu
gold, "a per cent premium; IA currency, l8 3 Ii
per cent discount
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Funeral Sermon ON George
Peabody.
ANOTHLR RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Fearful Collision on the Western
Pacific Railroad.
FIFTEEN Or TWENTY PERSONS KILLED.
ENGLAND.

Funeral SERMON on George Peabody.
LONDON, Nov. IA, 1862
In accordance with the announcement on Friday,
the Bishop OF London to-day delivered the funeral
sermon on the late George Peabody at Westminster
Abbey The interior was stin hung with the drapery
OF mourning. An immense congregation was pres.
ent and listened with manifest emotion to the eiO-
Quent and pathetic words OF the preacher In eulogy
Of the great philanthroplst.
The Bishop said no untitled commoner ever drew
around his grave SO large q concourse Of sincere
mourners George Peabody. The reason was that
through long life he had laoored for others, espe-
cialy for the poor. Simple in his HABITS unambltious
OF rank or power, he found his enjoyment In benef-
II was his business to gather wealth and his
joy to give 1t away. His name would be the heritage
or two greet nations and would form another strand
OF the cora binding England and America.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
KANSAS.

Snit Against General Ewing for False Arrest.
LEAvENwORTH, Nov. Ia, 1869.
In tho case Of ex-Mayor Anthony OF this city,
against General Thomas Ewing for false arrest, the
jury yesterday rendered o verdict for the defend
ant. This an action for $780, 600 damages, based
on the arrest OF Anthony while Mayor of this city
during the war by United States detective, who
took him TO Missouri, where he was discharged by
General Ewing, then In command OF this district.
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FIRES.

Destruction of the Commonwealth Mills, nj
Norwich, Coun.
NORWICH, Nov. ID, 1869.
The wooden building belonging to the group
known as the Commonwealth Mills, at Norwich Falls,
was partially burned last night. The building was
three stories IN height and occupied by ]. Hunt
smith for the manufacture OF w0rsted braid, and
the Hopkins & Aiiyne Manufacturing Company for
the manufacture OF pistols. Both concerns lose
heavily and are insured.
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CUBA.

Destruction OF Sugar Plantniionsa~Iarturo of
Taguay.s6en by the Insurgents--Tae Captain
General in Havana.
HAVANA, Nov. IA, 1859.
On Thursday Inst seven cane fields In the vicinity
OF Las Cruces were burned. Since that time four
ChDamen were discovered In the act Of firing
another cane field. They were seizea and immedi-
atety executed
The settlement of Taguayaben, which was de-
Tended by thirty volunteers has been captured by
the insurgents and burnt.
The insurgents were defeated while attempting to
capture railroad train.
Troops have been sent to Tagnayaben from Rene
diOs.
The cholera still prevails In the jurisdiction OF
Remedies
Captain General de Rodas returned to Havana yes.
terday from his tour of inspection.
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RAIa,MONIkL. IsffLIcIrIES.

AxISG SATISFACTION between eight and nine
O'Clock last evening Patrick Campbell, OF No. 5l9
First avenue conceived the humane idea Of chas-
t,sina his wife for some little indiscretion. While
taus engaged hts work was Interrupted BY the up
pearapce of Frank kearney OF No. bl3 Tenth ave-
hue. Frank ealapty rushed In TO save MIS-. Camp
bell, when the folled vile whlpper seized an axe.
Kearney's Uranium. Campbell spent tile night In
CAPTAIN Thorne's lodging house and WIN be intro.
this mOruing.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

A.--DrinkinG DeRtb Throu sii the Skin -D0n't
put nitrate OF silver tha head 10 be sucked through tho
pores aud conveyed to c brain II your hair 10 turning
gray its natural color with element AS harmless
the moisture dropped by the clouds the and howeB
PHAL0N's NIfALiA, OR SALVATION TOR THE HAIR,
ia rightly named, gives fresh vitality the withered
honer Of the head Nothing nnocuous; nothing
more opposite in It's saubrious propnras to the Opaque
pojsoncharged compounds which, under various naness
offered as Hdyes" a "uot dyesn
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
GEORGIA..
The State Fair Excursi0nisss 5.

The State Fair EXcnfsfOnissss
CLEVELAND, Tenn Nov. II, 1859.
The Georgia state Fair excursionists have reached
this poiDt all well. special train OF two palace
cars and smoking and baggage cars met them at
Lynchburg, accompanied by Colonel Halbert. Gene
raj superintendent Of the Georgia Railroad, and a
committee OF SIX gentlemen sent out by the State
Society to meet The guests.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
ILLINOIS,.
The New Chicago stock Board.

CHICAGO, Nov. il, 1909.
The new Chicago Stock Board yesterday afternoon
elected the following ofiicers:-President, q. b.
Goodyear; Vice President, II. M. Thompson; Secre-
tary A. S. Dalzel Caller Colonel Charles a. Crane.
Committees were appointed by the Executive on
membership, on arbitration and appeal. The pres.
ent membership numbers about seventy, composed
mostly Of bankers brokers and real estate dealers.
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The Now York Central and EEu.iaou River
Keiloa5 Company.
TRrAsuarR's OFrIoE,I

A1nAsY Nov. s., 1863
stookhoaes OF fAe lats "ihg New YORK Ccutrn Railroad
CompahF ana the late the Hudson River Railroad Com,
ps ere noted that the Books will be opened the oGcs
q tne Union Jrtt Company, or Ncw York Tusdsy Mo-
yemoer 10 stsnt for the exchange OF ,helr Stock Cer
ehtes ana lot The ssuns OF the Consolidation Corhrncs,
u pSgancc ~ the ngreemsnt and act OF consoldslon
stooAho,oefs Of the ato THE New York Central Railroad
COmpany re required to present both their Stock and W
ierest Sers hJates and at the time Of tao exchange d
hlboh an Cash Will be made, Ia pusnancs OF SAID agra
amount thereof -
Tho hodara of Stock Certificates sni or Interest crs
eee Tor eish.y per cent of the par thereof o ne .y
nsW YORK Central l.aro1d Company are enltel " ,hs
gar OF tho stock. .,r..
Stockholders ot Tue late TAe Hudson Rigor Railroad COM
pany' arc entitled 70 receive I0n49l .9n Sci''''''
q. u. NORpLsfFts 1r'asurso
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS
Arrest Of an Escaped Convict.


BOSTON, Nov. Ii, 1850.
John Poxlcy who was arrested in this city for
having burglars tools In his possession proves to
be an escaped convict from Sing sing with a four
years. uuexpired term to serve. He has been sent
back in Charge OF New York oncer.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

Suicides at Iscnliny.


READING, Nov. IA, 1859.
Robert W. Devme hung himself last night IN tho
jail where he was confined for deserving his wife.
He left letter reproachng his wife for her evil ways.
Richard Engelnart, aged sixteen years. committed
suicide by throwing himself under railroad train
on the Lebanon Valley road last evening, while
intoxicated.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

From Trustworthy Dntn II Has Been Estia
mated that least one-ourth OF all born In the
untoi States have at Drth lungs atuberenleas condition
and 10 consequence prsdsp0set 10 pulsnonary com
plants IL equally wel established that this prttispos
ion end n consumption asthma or any other lung
disease wachEuness be Observed and all ex
citing causes promptly treated as hay stss SIN i1ss
such DR.. ID. JAMES ENPEcTORANr exercises its
beneficial effects and has produced the largest prcpo
ton OF its Besides promptly ran9yng coughs ana
colds which WHEN LEFT themselsss are the most common
cause Of nbercn9us development the ALIAS any
inflammation which exist and by promoting easy
pecoraon csanses the lungs u tho substances which clog
them up and which rapidly do yoy when suffered to rsman
Sold by all druggsts.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

Cancer Curcl.--lsriaii's Disease Cured by
the MlsSsQu0I SPRING WArER-For sale By druggisis-
Depot, No. College place.
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TENNESSEE.
Wife Murder in Memphis.

Wife Murder In AIempiis.
MEMPHIS, Nov. H. 1902
Mrs. Rizzi, the wife OF Frank Rizzi, q butcher, on
monroe street, was found dead this morning, with
nor head crushed. 1t is believed that her husband
murdered hcr, as he has fed.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoURsE.--FRANKFogr, Nov. IA
United States bonds dat, hve-twentles Of 1862 are
huO n
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A.--Everv Preparation for The improvements
Of tue scalp nair sinss into nsgnaesnce compared with
MRS. NJ. q. RI.OWEfS SCALP RENOVATOR. IA ounce
bottle lone dosr smaller sixo atty Sold by drusgs
Depot ii Bond street,
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PORTLAND, Nov. IA, 1859.
a despatch from Gorham Me-, says the extensive
tannery OF Stephen Hinkley Brothers, was nearly
DESTROYED by fire last night with . large amount OF
manufactured stock. One or two storehouscs were
saved. LOSS about $50, 600; insured for SCI, 500.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

t.-No,v IL tho Time
FOR CHERRY PICTORIAL TRocHEs; they viii cure colds,
sorcthroats &c. NO OF thesc worthless, nauseang
cnbeb things.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

Batchcior's Heir Bye-rhe Rest ia the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable lnstanta~
neous. Factory IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

American WGItliam Watci,c. the best 70
hug and The best place TO buy at FULLER CO.'S 25 Joha
keAE York.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

fsi View of tine Decf.9sion Prncticcd by Derf-
ers in worthless Orode and oher imitation Watches
buyers of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES shocld nyafia-
bly, demand a certificate CT Eenuiness
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

Popery VS.. The Bible on HIarriage.-Chnries
b. SMTfHs leeme next Sunday morning, Eleventh strses
church, near Third avenue.
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rro,n rru,tmnr,lar pain II Has Bcen EssI-

Crista iors's Uprivaiei Hair Dye.-Soid
aud applied his wig and scalp factory No. Ast0 House.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

i.--Nfrs. w. G.. Browns Celebrated Poor
RlCdARD'S EYE WATER to be had oil all druggists. 20
eants bottc.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

Buruing Of the Republican Wigyvam ut
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Eov IL, 1860.
The large frame building known as the republican
wigwam, corner Of Lake and Market Streets was de-
stroyed ny fire last evening. Total loss, $40 oo0 in
Gurance about $4,000. Tno fire Is supposed 20 have
been the work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
Fires In Louisville, Ky.

LoUIsvILLE Nov. a. 1859.
j. Mehrlnger's stable, corner OF First and Market
streets, was totally destroyed by fire this morning
Eight horses were burned to death. Loss 81. 500;
insurance, $500. The danes communicated to the
shop Of the Southw estern Furniture Manufacture
Ing Company, which was also totally destroyed.
Loss. $4,000; no insurance. The finishing shop OF
the same company was burned this morning, Loss,
81 O00 insurance, $500.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

CLEvELAND, Nov. IA, 1859.
Jacob Laisy's nour mill was burned last evening.
Loss, $40, 600; insured for $500
The New York herald., 1869-11-15

THO Railroad Collision Mt Des MONIES.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA, 1859.
Intelligence received from passenger who ar.
rived here to-day IS to the effect that at Des Mones
Iowa, last evening freight tram into the east
em bound Pacific Railroad passenger train on the
side track and completely demolished the Pullman
palace car Colorado and also two other passenger
cars. Fifteen to twenty passengers were more or
less injured, but fortunately was killed. The
names OF the wounded have not been ascertained.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
n c. Teylor's Scientific and oumercial
Academy, corner of Eighth and Wolaston
s,rssts
W A. Rcynols Classical Seminary, second
story Savile building sixth aud Market streets.
Hannah Moe Academy, cerner of Eighth and
West streets
Mrs, Perkins School for Young Lalies NO
2l7 West Seventh Street
Anu Fothergilts School, 90l Market Street.
St Paiers Female school, corner of sixth
and West streels
African school co aer OF Tenth and Orange
streets.
Miss Hannah II Bringhurs,'s School, No o06
eGat Fourth street
Elizabeth II. Riohnris' school, No 6Oe
Orange streets.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Young Mems Cothoc rhopatrian Lite.
airy Institute meets every Wednesday evening
u their Hall, No. 2 East Third Street third
story. at Z o'clock, Room open every evening
TO members and strangers in the city
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Friendship, corner of Tenth and shipley
streets.
Roliar qe, corner of Fifth and Orange streets
Delaware, Sixth street near King.
Phemz, Fourteenth street, between French
and Walnut,
water Witch, shiplcy street above Fifth
FalaeH ose Company, Second street, between
shipley and Orange sireed.
Washington, Sixth street near Market.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Custom House, corner of Sixth and King
treets.
Post Office, corner of Sixth and King streets.
City Hall, Market street, between Fifth and
eiyth.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Wilmin Itou Institute, corner Of Eighth aud
Market stseets
Internal Revenue Assessors Office second
story, Custom House, Sixth and King streets
oii'ce of the Water Department, corner Of
Tehth and King Streets
Odd Fellows Hall, ThiTd and King streets.
Aimshouse, located on Broom Street. near the
Lancaster Turnpike
County Hospital, on Broom Street, near the
Lancaster Turnpike.
Home for Friendless Children, corner Ninth
and Adams street.
Home for aged Women, No. 6Os shipley
Street.
The Wilmington and BrandyWine Cemetery is
located on Delaware Avenue, bounded by Adams
street and Brandywine Greek. Office s. e. cor
nor Eighth and Market streets
COURTS
The U. s. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room. second story of the Custom House, in this
citv, on the third Tuesday of June and October.
The IT, q Distriot Court, meets at the same
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01
place, on the second Tuesday in january, April,

place, on the second Tuesday in january, April,
June and September.
Snperior Court and Court of General Sessions
Is held at Georgetown, on the second Mondsy Of
april, and second Monday in October; in Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday after
the commencement Of the April Term in kent,and
on the third Monday in November. The Court Of
Chancery and Orphans Court is held in New Cas-.
tie County on the thiro Monday in February, and
first Mon lay in September; in Kent County, on the
first Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March,
aud on the fourth Monday in September; in Sus. |
sex County on the first Tuesday after the second |
Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday |
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
first Monday in March, June, September and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MIN0ToN,
Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets Capt.
tai, $4,000, Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $23G, 900. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwIER
Corner of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
OOO Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Fourth aud Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000, Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays
SAVINGS BANKS
wiLMlNoToa SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E corner Of Eighth md Market
streets
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANL.
Office COG Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INsURAnoB c.MrAyy
Office No 6U7 Market aireet.
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ooarANY OF
THE STATE oE DELAWARE
Office No. S27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (glRE)
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market street, above
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

1t excites expectoration and causes the
lungs TO throw off the phlegm or mucus,
changes the secretions and purifes the
blood heals the irritated parts; gives
strength to the digestive organs; brings
the liver to its proper action, and imparls
strength to the whole system
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01
HHE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No 602 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON.

GUARANTY CAPITAL............ 800, ,OOO
This Company is fully organized and prepared to
effect insurance lives all the approved plans and
at the lowest rates. which the experience of the best ex
listing companies have regarded consistent with entire
safety
There are no members of the company except poliev
holders and all the insured except holders Of
ticipang policies members equal footing with
all others euttled participate 10 all net profits
All Policies Non boyteitable.
POLICIES assured as follows yiz
LIFE poLICIEs-Premium continuing for lifs.
LIFE PoLlCIEs-Premiums continuing lor ten years
ENDOWMENT pOLICIEs-poey payable to tie
assured on arriving at a certain af9
TERN PoLICIkS-premiums paJ able at one two thrsa
five OF seven years
ALL POLICIES participating Ia profit, and dividends
except TeIm Policies
JOHN 2. McLEAR, PresIl.nt
Tllos. D. WEBB, Vice President
B'hiE-p8' N''uA'S' eEo. W. STONE e.nns.
NJ. NJ. CHILD, Secretary. AugU-tI
NTEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST On Premium NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT. 'N
kDHR prineipe Of Mutual Insurance is believed 10 H.
inc ssfsst and experieneeso far has proved 10
hsnest Inea OF Insurance against Loss nY FiRr
hougb this Institution has bseen bat I2 years IN az
istnee the list Of insurers will compare favorable ifh
any other and the lOasas by FIRE during that inc al
though not few have been promptly paid Asa who have
hssH insured In this ONCE and have had the
10 be burned out attest The object has been to s.
cure good list Of safe risks, rather than to swe the
number ofnsuIed without regard to hazards thus les
seuing the liability ofsinklng tho cash capital n case Of
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS
WILMINGTON William Candy, Clement b. smy th, Geo.
Richardson James Bradford, Jacob Pusey John Coeh.
ran VIM Tatnall, Edward a. DallAh, Charles W. How.
land, samuel Canby.
BRAHDYwIEB HuNbRRD -Edward Bringhurst
CHRIsrIAEA HuHDRFD.-Jamss Riddle, Ashton hich-
ardson.
NEW CAeTIE HuHDRED.-John Guysr.
WuIrE OLAY ORREE HUHDREDs-A. p. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
g. D. sAlTm, Secretary and Treasurer.
II Office hours from to and IRON tOA
janle-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01

AGENTS,
II. c. Diugias, Smyrna; Dr l. Jump, Dover; Dr. A. NJ.
Day, FaFmingon solomon Matthews, Milford; Lewis d
Joseph Gsorgetosn; Rev. Geo. w Coyington NewioWn.
Home Office, la &C j. jenkins, General Agent
80 Other appointments will be duly announced.
OFFIOE-s95 MARKET STREET.
mSrlG-tf WILMINGTON, DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01
AcAnemlEs AND SCHOOLS.

Wesleyan Female College, No COZ French
Street