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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-21

@Aiso ar 17th brig Walter Howes Pierce, Sagua for
Boston; sehs NJ NJ Pote, Abbott, do ior do; Wings
of the Morning, Mcfarland do tor do; Venus, from
Pembroke tor Fall River; Clara Rankin, I'm George
town, SC, tor Bath.
Ar 18TH brig Webster Kelley, Haskell, James Riv-
er for Damariscotta.
Ar 18th schs Essex wallace. Millbridge for New
York. with los OF an anchor) Samuel Fish. Teel.
James River Tor Bath; Good Templar, Fisher, from
BOSTON-Ar 10Th, schs John Gxifin, Coombs.
Baltimore Ella Hay: Coggins, Philadelphia; 8
Moulton. Bradford, Elizabethport
Ar goth, schs M M Pote. Abbott, Sagua; Us Moul-
ton, Bradford, Elizabethport; Snow Squall, Robin
son, Hoboken ! Albion, Smith, Calais; Matanzas,
Cid 10th, brigs Williams, Williams, Galveston;
Mary Rice, Broughton, Baltimore; sch Gen Knox,
Lowell. Portland.
SALEM-Ar 10Th, brig Trenton, Wall, Elizabeth
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MARI N II NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday. April go.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Peruvian (Brl Ballentine, Liverpool sth
inst via Londonderry 9th, with passengers and
mdse to II & A Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John,
NIB, via Eastport for Boston.
Sch C0quette, Merry, Boston for Wiscasset.
Sch Adeline Adams johnson, Harpswell.
Sch j Warren, Sargent, Calais for Marblehead
Sch Nellie Bayard, Sargent, Sedgwick for New
York.
Sch Victor. Matthews, Lincolnville for Boston.
Sch Mariel, Kaler. Waldoboro Tor Boston.
Sch III Pool, Thurrell, Wiscasset tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Chas A Snow, Hodgdon, Boston-Westbrook
Brick Co.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Triumph, OF Portland, Capt Mahoney, I'm
Matanzas, arrived at New York 20 b, with loss of
water casks, bulwarks stove, and sails split.
The hull of brig Charles Poole, from Cardiff Tor
Havana, which was wrecked on Molasses Reef was
sold at Inagua 7th ut for $62 her cargo OF coal as
1t remained on board, brought $3.50, and the mate
rals and stores $739,-subject to salvage Of 30 per
cent
Sch Wanderer, from Para for New York, ashore
at Cape Henry, has been stripped. Wreckers were
engaged in pumping her out 17th
Brig Corrientes, from Aspinwall Tor Trinidad was
wrecked Feb 20, on Quito Sueno.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-21
Real Estate by Auction.

4 ~ wednesday, April 21st, at o'clock NJ, shall
NJ sen tne two story Dwelling House and Stable,
M street; said house contains 10 finished rooms
goou eenar good water, arranged Tor two families.
Also nice little stable situated in rear OF lot
Lot 50 by 80 feet.
This properly Is located In good neiebborhood I'm
the western part Of the city and Is a good proportv
for Investment occupancy fr"
Terms very easy, and made known at SALE
ap19-td F. o, BAILEY Auet
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IMPORTS.

Steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool = 1912 bars
IS pkgs, A q e Spring; $50 bars iron, A stevens
q Co: % bdls hoop iron Eben Corey & Co; pkgs,
Can Elk Co: do j Prindle; II do, order; 1868 old
iron bars 140 bars spring steel, Brown; 90 pkgs.
g M Bailey; A do Baddock, 10 iron plates, Port
land Co; AZ coils galvanized wire rope, j Winslow
q Co; IL coils do, G A Preble, Bath.
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ILLINOIS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The State Asylum for
the Blind at Jacksonville, burnt this morning.
No lives were lost. The furniture, &c, was
saved. Loss to the State about $4,000; no in
Surance.
HEAVY RAINS.
The late heavy rains washed away az en-
bankment on the Toledo, Wabash & Western
railroad, between Springfield and Decatur.
The mail train west thi morning was thrown
down the embankment. No information has
been received whether any one was hurt.
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OMAHA.

DEPARTURE OF GENERALS.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-A dispatch from Oma-
ha says Gems. Stoneman and Saxton left for
San Francisco to-day. Their commands will
follow in a few days.
INDIAN DEPRRDATIONS.
A band of Indians captured the horses of q
wagon train near Fort Laramie on Friday, and
troops have been sent in pursuit.
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
The Central Pacific railroad will reach Mon
ument Point with their track tomorrow.
The Union Pacific railroad is laying two or
three miles of track per day.
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AUCTION SALES.
= WI. PATTEN & co., AuctIoneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.


WEDNESDAY, April 81, at 10 A NJ, Hair Cleth
nut. nut Easy, Lolng and Straight Chars In Plush
sinks. Standsa sorose Table; Mahogany and Walnut
SI resses and Feather Beds; 80 nests Tubs Platform
pine Watches. A1o'eI anu Ao-
immediately after the above large assortment ot
Vases, Crockery and Glass Ware, Silver Plate and
The public will please understand that this sals
will be positive. Every article will be sold withouf
the least reserv Will the ladies please look At
livery. aplTtd
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NEW YORK.

ANOTHER VETO FROM GOV. HOFFMAN,
ALBANY, April 20.-The Governor to-day ve-
toed the bill for the extension of Avenue G
railroad In New York, on the ground that no
compensation is allowed to the city.
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THE WRENCH ArLANrIC CABLE.

New York, April 2O.-The Evening Post
says it is understood the French Atlantic ca
Bile will be landed at Cape May, N. j., under
the surety granted by the Legislature.at its
last session. A company was organized at
Camden Saturday last to cooperate with the
French company
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TFRoM OUR coRREspoNpENr. /

iFROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
B0OTHBAY, April 12-Sld. sch Mystic Tie, Dun
ton, Western Banks.
April bar. sehs Alice, Crockett, Winterport for
Boston; Gen Peavey Armstrong, Boston for Lubec;
Sophia Jameson. Jameson. do for Rockand.
April 15-Ar, sch Odd Fellow, Bennett, Portland.
Sid, sch Jas Pool Pinkham. Western Banks. :
April I6-Sld. sch Annie Harris, Harris, Tor wes-
tern Banks.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian, from Liverpool-Sir Henry Have
lock, Miss Chapman, Mrs Berry, Mr. and Mrs j
Miller, Mr. Gormley, Mr. Knight, MIR and Mrs Haws
and child, Mr. Vaughan and son, Mrs Semple, two
children and servant, Mr. Magee, Hogan, A Lockhart
Morgan Jas Connolly. Mr. and Mrs W Herring. Mr.
and Mrs Spencer. Mr Dudley de Chair Mr. and Miss
Finley, Saml Plowrieht, Mrs Howard, d Kilpat-
rick, z D Ritchie, Geo Moffatt. f H Copeland, Mr.
and Mrs Temple. L Roberts, A Il Doeg, Mrs Spur
and two children, Mr. and Mrs Harper H Symons,
MIR Armstrong, Evans, and 54s others in the steer
age.
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages Harnesses. &c.
Apl2S. f. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer
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tiers weather the rails this Branch have bees % doss ~, %
P: TN, TSs SS 81 . ss he Ss,s and less thar
bridge the Cove A@Ost completed and '' Oh "s NV
RAY SHORE, L. IA large freight steamer Is
ashore Inlet The Atlantic Submarine Wesng COMPANY
have sent a steamer to her assistance.
PORTCHESTER, n. Y.-Under the new manage
m.nt has resumed the Harlem River and i9rbt
Harlem River, opposite SeeODdAve
JERSEY CITY-The Street Committee have ex-
peSted Grading and improving S"ah's' between Mon
sOuth.st and the city line.
UNION HIIL-A writ of attachment was served
By shsr Mount Of Hudson Comfy on Tussday upon as.: ho
T. 81 sHCO held tn, the time -hsn
DECIDED By her for DO@T. '9s D.I MA n, ,5 ~, Ss
subject Of u Chsnesr in which Louis Ash. sn.d The
upoI the ground had obtained the deed by Illegal means The
suit was decided IN CbiRe .gsns 'ne d d.
sSiTsG " ''''''' ''D'''-
LAMBERTvILLE, N. Jon Monday night, VIM,
Rat / is tsc0EStbe viii not recover.
NEWARK.-On Wednesday night the house OF
MI Wheeler banker No 7ls Broad was entered By bur
glare through windO" They nsacEd the rooms upset oe
wa. in safe in ore rooms. Dbed No person
house having been entered not Known 70 .te family until mOInus
on wedpdsy night by Neil McKey who cut bis through the
door psue Mckinley found his way 70 The room Of M SagD S
gave beating Mckinley arrested yesterday me
lgo indicted for criminal OaeD Mr. Nngen became his bonds.
Mckinley Fed and Sugst dds be could 70 put the oSes' On
SqsEt with the result stated He ws' committed In Sr a .1,
Haue Treasuer.An extensive slaughter house
Newark the coming Spring Oseeoa
order Of American Mechanics dedicated their new hA Al
No 8 Bosdst Wednesday evening NJ J. n Snyd.r o.
Penn address which he stated that there
we're councils in PENNSYLVANIA ~ in SewJersey, IN
Delaware. in Ohio, and l 10 NewlorE Col. John n
TuluE followed spoke Of the objects and principle:
Of the order that American mechanics had nshl
The Hon Joseph T. SanIay OF Bloomfield spoke
speeches made IN response to oass
The Council Vas instituted numbers $50 memers
The Aoueuct recently purchased at cost Of t2 -
acres near the residence J. H. BoyaB South OrnReave oI
The purpose bn supply water TO the higher paIs OF
the civ The surface Of the viii be ~ eei
high The reservoir will 1t is stated be completed lbe
having control the
the Offices and the present ~
cumhents preparing leave held on Wednttd
evening AZ which stated Major Conner uomiud Tor mel
oPoce Groe for Chief Engineer the FIRE
B. the pastor Of the hast hon
rewsrd Of offered for the OF the BODY
Of Park Lane drowned the Haefaes
Rrudpe
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. =, 80, n 4.
s,s,nihp Cambria Craig, Glasgow Dec D. VIA "0'ne D'e =
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Richmond. mdse, and P1ss
shin DAu1tes, new go tuBs) wilbur hysuo bAiAbL
tcHoosBRs-RIyKR AND ooAsTwIsh
Asdi,o, Uolu.s Rlsek Snow SquAl. Rockland
David Wilson Eev-HaVep Ihos l. luehef D0s'V"-
W. II. Dewitt New-Bediord Seud Luce;
NJ. Ham Gloucester borutn tAH iI'eI..,,,
Idelph BRIDGEPORT JOhu Lancaster, PTonaene@
BELOW.
Ship Seminole Holmes, San Francisco Aug go mdse
SAILED. :,
steAmps-auss for Bremen Gen Barnes of s"'"huAn '''
uohs, for CbsTesOBi Saratoga, for NoTioh &C
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pop,pvs Monroe Dec 6-Pased for Baltimore bark kvsron
from Hayana Passed ont steamship Baltimore for Bremen
Crcket and Wnfred for Rio JAnero brig foedo iof
barn CampAnen for BAnorei sehT '" b. Mansan' io
zadA feet Of coasters N IA. r.
sebI Fannie Heating from Sailed steamships Saragoa
Tor Falcon for Bamoei bngs Aston oi ueois'"n
G. Cesar for Barcelona IL rt-i.u,.o, O.,
New iok; America for Boston, Starlight or Buns"leh va
s.y FRAYusco Dec IG-Cleaed. ships James Tor Liverpool
BAyonnase kt sidney Sailed ship River Meth, oT LIVERPOOL
FOREIGN PORTS. -
HAVANA Dee l6Tbe steamship BenUe s3el V-4J oi WV
York. The steamship DeSoto, arrived from NsN'loTE.
DISASTERS.
WuNISsToy " c. Dee 1.-THE British brig Etrna hhelg'.ti
from Turks Island Tor Boston, Wh salt has put IN here AAg al
with sAIs split
NOTICE TO MARINERS. .
II IteH7 HORSE DEPoT ToxPkiNsvLIE, STATEN htASn,
nee l6 Stg-Tbe Light Vessel No. H. heretofore tAvneu
tsd Poo Conn Temporarily removed ior repairs Au
he Relief Light vessel numbered H. painted baes WIN two mA an
ght forward only has ueeh p~ee9 10 he po
NV CHARtFs = BooGs. Con-. U "
Light House Inspector Third District
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MERCANTILE FAILURES.

ADDITIONAL SUSPENSIONS REPORTED YESTERDAY
A number of failures were reported yesterday
in Wallst, addition TO those already announced Inc
heavy fall in gold with recent uctuatng speculaons
is the cause of these gathering disasters Edgerton
Co.. with the single exception of A. T. Stewart Co. the
largest importers Of carpets, mating &c dong business
AT Nos II and 70 Wortst lead the list Their liabilities
are reported to be very heavy Their suspension as be-
fore stated occurred Monday and Wednesday they
made an assignment for the general benefit Of their
creditors TO Albert r. Edgerton OF Fort Wayne Indiana
The reputation Of this house for integrity has ben not less
than its eminence for success and the settlement Of its
affairs WILL no doubt, be prompt and honorable. They
express upes Of ultimately being able 10 meet al their
liabilities. The assignee is a gentleman OF large wealth
and influence general feeling OF regrer and sympathy
is expressed in commercial circles for their misfortune
Howard Cole & Co., very large drygoods house OF
Baltimore has also announced among the failures
Several Extensive establishments in the line in this
CITY that have done bushes with them ara said to suffer
severely by their fate. Their liabilities are stated at
S75OOOO.
Isaac Proger large goods house at No l9 Church
st. also have suspended-perhaps failed Various rea-
sons including the stagnaton Of trade the decline in
gold and heavy purchases of stock alleged causes
Of the disaster.
George Wight proprietor Of the PARK Hotel, on the
corner Of Beekman and Nassauss is also named as one
OF the unfotunates The reasons his mlshap not
published. His liabilities SAID to be very large.
The firm OF Richard Patrick q Co, san Francisco
house whose failure also announced has been in exist
four 1t is alleged that the trouble ana s1s
peusOn been the result OF dssensOn between tho
partners than any other cause. Latest adVlces
appear probable that harmony viii be restored
aud every embarrassment removed within another year
This house large importers Of hardware from
Europe through their city agents here who also purchase
domestic hardware for shipment TO them Inc nrm de
Glaze their gold capital and assets on the 5st OF
last were 100000, with $2O,O00 profits added. Mr.
Richard Patrick, their agent here, has been in the
domestic hardware obbng business for nearly twenty
years ---.--,
number of other and lesser failures are announced
Of them being houses of excellent and longsthnd
ing character the commercial world but there are
uncertainties the correctness OF the list furnished
us only publish the following James Beck. skirts
BOswOrth, White d Belcher, millinery CoWles case,
cotton yarn; II. T. Legrain, drygOOds; A ii. Rosen.
helm millinery goods; Baker Il Montague, flour and
corn /; George NJ. Jacobs & Co.. wOOdenware &c.
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FREEMAN & BURR

MERCHANT ca OTHERS, 13S a. 40 FULTON-sT.
OVERCOATS. in Castor & Chinchilla Beavers.
GVERCOATs, in Moscow g. Whitney Beavers.
OVERCOATS, in Tricots & Waterproof Cloths.
0VERCOATs, in Silk Mixtures and Meltons.
0vERCOATs-Silk Facings & Velvet Collars.
OVERCOATS,t the newest colOrings g. mixtures.
OVERCOATs, in Sacks, Frocks, and Capes.
0vERCoATs, So, $40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GvERCOATs-s2O, see, Sos, s2s, $50, $35.
GVERCOATS-$36, $40 $45, $50, SIS, 500.
WINTER SUITS, Tricots, Silk mixte, Tweeds'
WINTER SUITS, Meltons, Cheviots, Beavers
WINTER SUITS, Checks g. Plaid Cassimeres.
WINTER SUITS, Mixed g. Diag'l Cassimeres.
WINTER SUITS, with d'ble- breasted Jackets.
| WINTER SUITS, with Sack g. Paletot Coats.
WINTER SUITS, in all the newest mixtures
WINTER SUITS. $12, SIS, $1s, $40, $25.
WINTER SUITS, $50, s35, $40, S45, $50.
WINTER SUITS, s55. $780, s65, and $40.
pos SUITS-All the latest novelties.
R0IS' SUITS-FOr all ages from to 15years.
| ROYS' SUITS-For Dress, Home, and School.
ROYS' SUITS-InVeveteens ,emb'd g. braided
ROYs' SUITs-s6, S., $40, sl2, s14, and SIS.
ROYS' SUITS-S1G, SIC, $780, $50, and $35.
pOYS' OVERCOATS, inCastor g. Fur Beavers.
BOYS OVERCOATS, inVelvet'ns richlybraidd
lOYS' OVERCOATS and Walking Jackets.
Joys OVERCOATS, s., 6, s, 10, 10, IA, 1G to 20.
ARGE STOCK oftus Goods Gensmsns Furnishing Goods
Gdgan acI. hand Any garment made to measure
| - feg
ORDERS from promptly ed Perfect sting
arauel la al cas,t NEW SYSTEM FOR SELF MEASURE
from With entire sAtsiactoa Rules
fu,uemsu sample Of goods aud price hst seui free appcA
| q.
FREEMAN & BURR
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IAnnsunsSnsahI

OUR OPNIoN.-Those who want to make a
present Of &c. Of Fvl ais better and s.s
factory selection At the Hat Of kSsT No 22 Broadway than
any other sahhshnsOi His psssa. steel attractive
sHhlpE all popular varieties which KOI shug At urnsfssy
Aeap pnesA ........ D..
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PROM eLAsGowIn ''s.1AH Cambria Dee Nv md Mf.
J.hn HSso, CArh Ma heKs~p. Mr. and Mss heoNooin M
D. l. Joh,t.on Btier, San Eehols Robert Ihenon III,
O,eoe sdiu,ideT L KeA ]. Ei6ii Ma stewart sho AA
Dr. Jautt
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
u.f Tier Bar Wind. Hour TteL Bar WIG,
AsN NJ 40 007 BRRDse l6--6 40 $3.50 SIS W.
Y 50 3s@RhK az 40 % SsSW
acknowledgements and very cloudy I0h
..daight 20 overcast 10 noon began to ram AZ ISV
IN al times 70 1885, ranstorm 966 TO noon very WINDY
ssdnight to TO- Afternoon-OVercast rain storm 10 ~
sasty sunset foggy $50 to snnses 1ense 10y
foggy To o. misty rain sunset 70 $780, sky oVercsss anu
very cloudy from sunset to 8; little CLOUDY
sIo1dy no: clear H. Rain depth, inch. NoteIl6th-
fTom NJ D. M 10 midnight overcast and very cloudy
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HoTIeB.-Purchasers OF GRNrS and BoYs
ctorBBs ebaA tbs best nGfsi lssdI TEArnIssB
hssIsI CO.., ss te and @1 BsvsU Ph'" .0t.ss And fe.
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.S3,OOO.OOO.
.S3,OOO,OOO.

CAPITAL STOCK. So, 900. 900.
TOTAL ISSUE OF .....S2,0OO,OO0.
Length of road, III 5-lOO miles The bonds ara
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and are seI
cured by First Mortgage on the entire properly
of the Company which cost about $4,000 per mile.
and which. we can say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion Of the road
at least double its cost The consolidation of thiS
line with the Indianapolis, Charlottesville and Dams
Vile Road places over two hundred miles under ono
management and furnishes still further security to
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed IA
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company undes
the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Vests
ern Railroad Company. This is an east and westroads
connecting with direct lines to Boston. New-Yorks
Philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east, and with
the Pacific Roads on the west. 1t runs through
the richest and most populous district of Illinois. the
local business Of which will be than sufficient to-
sustain it. while the through business (which will 10
limited only by the capacity of the road must make it
one of the best paying railways in the country.
TWENTY-FIVE LINES ONLY REMAIN IN
FINISHED. The work is pushed forward energetic
cally, and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
About three-Quarters of the Loan has been taken
by actual investors. We continue 10 oHer, IOr tho
present the balance at 95 and accrued interest IN
currency.
The high premiums which the stock of all the East
and West roads in Illinois commands justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also sell
above par, thus making the convertible clause of the
Bond a valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange as
the highest market rates Bonds forwarded by ex-,
press free of charge Pamphlets containing full par
ticulars furnished application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
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n,ccENcPpS 1PPJVFD.

SABBArH- SCHOOL Books. - BRouGHToN q
WIrIs No IA BIe House Keep the best variety frea al fseh"
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. Dc. 10.

SATURDAY DEC 10. a.,
MI %, Fn,op, via Liverpool BY City Booilyn close 81 "
SpppeneptsIy mail for paid Letters Pier No ~ NORTH h'i
lpm. -. nh. ,lo,. q, Al, General
potlOdee ..
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RIVERHEAD, Il. 1.-The decision OF Commissioners
eeaus aaBE farmers prodSes broken opposed by
b hss Tie ADd who have formed ssdsI VI esnissl s
esoa.
sac HARBOR. Notwithstanding Ne EDprOpi-
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SoUIRE e. LANDER, 81 Fulton,st., New. orE,
,ht heat rl,,, 70 hay reliable WiroHE tne DAsorp'
uRr And suyKn WlkE Diamonds q specially
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDA0E
ISIk
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NTIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
or THE
UITED STATES OF AMERICA.

CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. PAID ~ FULL
CHARTERED B1 ACT OF CONGRESS ..
tables Of O Life Insurance o. Tie America TABLE
o. HtAly' a. per cent compound interest
We ~ Rserre Pond according 90 the MstAehnses
thus making the cheapest rates and
ne 4 security LIE lnsuralce Company boz The world
John T. Sanford, the MAssAchusstts Insurance Comm'
o ,avs: The plan desired Of Insurance
animal Le hest lie farther The
old honri Whole Policy equal sunual payments during
r BETTER STILL the Endowment Assurance P0hcT payable Al
death 90 provide against the possb
W tersudeu Old agrs odds the cheapest aud best form OF
r,ncs Tor those o. Abol Life lusurAuc- u~ccssv'
lee Pc res 81 them NOS FOEfElTiNG issued BY The
SADNAL LIFE INSURANCE 90. OF THE UNITED STATES or
AMIGA b. sbn she reach Of all Comms
m Sali0 Report The odsr Of the General Agents
JAY COOKE Co.. so. 2lC Broadway, Nes.iork.
j. {. ORNIS. MAn4geL
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A RAYMOND g. Co,
~ CLOTHIERS,
NOS 1oI. l23. and I25 FULToSsT. CORNER NASSAU
EVERY STYLE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING kfApi MADE
AND MADE TO ORDER
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

These Bonds can be registered.
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bright woman says the point Of herosm is 10 begin
an undertaking with women and 20 through with It. We
hope the Council Will deserve great many statues for
heroic spirit III the younger members Ind work fasc
mating as the nominating voting and amendment OF the
preliminary meetings. society will find itself swept and
garnshed sitting with its knitting TO wait for the
millennium one OF these days. ... ...