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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE Mr-CouSTERFEITERs.- Solicitor
Banfield left here on Friday for New York
20 attend an investigation of the alleged
countcrfeitcrs recently detected in that city.
II is stated that large sum Of money has
been expended out of the secret service
fund to buy up some Of the gang, who were
used for ferrcting out others in this case.
Startling facts are promised against prom!-
ncnt business men during the examination
az the witnesses. The detectives appear to
have poor success in securing the money
counterfeiters OF preventing the circulation
of the counterfeit small currency and the
legal-tcrdcrs and national bank notes. 1t
is announced that the Secretary will give
81, 700 reward for securing the counterfeit
tcn-dollar legal-tender plate and the arrest
of the counterfeiters.
The amount of national bank notes in cir
culation at this time is S299, 1855. The
amount Of securities held for these, S342, >
So. $50, with about g, eco, COO held as secu-
rity for public depositS.-Ddta, in Sun.
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40 BARRELS PURE RYE WHIsKEY,
~ IS barrels s. n. Pixies Magnolia Whiskey,
10 barrels Southside Rye Whiskey, 10 barrels
French Brandy, quarter casks pure Port Wine,
quarter casks Coscn's pure Sherry Wine. In store
Cor sale by JOHN NJ. H!GG1NS,
au20 1910 Franklin street.
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HUILE DE PHOsP CAP
IL STILES.

HU1LE DE 7 OSP ID y RE Il CAf-
IL SULES;
GRAINS DE SANTE, DU DOCTEUR FRANCh,
to relieve habitual constipation;
SIROP DE RAIFORT lode, Lancelot;
sIROP DE LACTUCARII, Aubergier;
INJECTION BROU;
PERLEs D,EssENCE DE TEREBINTHINE
TUBES LEvASSEUR, for Asthma
FASTFLLES GESTIvE, for Dyspepsia:
La PEPSINE, Bonlault;
PAULLINIA, Fourier;
PAPER D'ALBESPEYRES FES1CATO1RES;
PILULES DE BLANCHARD;
sAvON VERT ONCTUEUX;
FUMIGATEUR PICTORIAL, Espic;
PAPER FAYARD EFT BLAYN, &C., &C.
Sold by MEADE & BAKER,
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
no e1e Main street, Richmond, Va.
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WATERING WHISKEY. - Washington, Nc
vcmber T.--CommiSSioncr Delano has writ
ten the following circular to collectors of in
tcrnal revenue:
"The ruling Of this Office in regard to the
addition of water TO spirits has in some cases
been misunderstood. 1t has been ruled that
addition Of pure water to spirits does not
constitute rectification under the law. Some
dealers have construed this rule as giving
them the right to withdraw part of the
spirits from u stamped package and fill the
same with water, without changing the
stamps and marks Of the package. Such
drawing of part of spirits and filing with
water, it will be observed, destroys the iden-
tity between the package and its contents,
as shown by the stamps and marks or
brands, and is in effect 4 change Of pack
age. While ii il the conceded right Of the
dealer to reduce the proof of his spirits by
adding water, he can only do so by adding
the requirements in regard to a change of
package. When part Of the spirits are with
drawn from 4 package, and the package
filed with water, it is held to be a construc-
tive withdrawal of the spirits, and calls for
an obliteration of the stamps and brands,
the same rs in case OF actual Withdrawal.
This done, the package so filed with water
must be gagged, stamped, and marked. or
branded, the same rs if the spirits had been
changed to an entirely different package.
Whenever spirits are found to vary in kind
and proof from that shown in the stamp
and brands on the package they should be
seized.
eff the misrepresentation alluded to exists
in your district, you will please take the
necessary steps to correct it."
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VINEGAR BITTERS.-CALIFOR
Y VINEGAR BITTERS for sale by
oc 10 PURCELL, LADD & co.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DIsON's COUGH MIXTURE.-Call at
III Rison's Drug Store, corner of Main and Third
streets. and get bottle Of Premium Cough Mix
ture. It Is warranted TO cure.
noe JOHN W. RISoN, Druggist.
SARATOGA SPRINGS AT RICHMOND.
- Cali ut Rison's Drug Store and get the only
genuine Saratoga Water sold on draught IN the
city. JOHN W. R1SON, Druggist,
nos corner Main and Third streets.
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A MISUNDERSTANDING ago Mr.. George
W. Driver, of Washington, issued, as adj
vertisementS, q lot of cards prepared in
imitation of the fftv-cent fractional cur
rency notes issued by the Treasury Depart
mcnt. Driver was arrested under the law
prohibiting the imitation Of the money of
the United States, and is held to bail for a
hparinp
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CONFECTIONERIES.

TUST RECEIVED IN ADDITION TO
y my large stock
kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
l case ISABELLA GRAPES
bags COCOA NUTS,
80 boxes NEW RAISINS,
boxes BAKERS COCOA,
boxes DESIGNATED COCOA NUT.
cases LEMON SUGAR,
cases FARINA,
gross COXE'S GELATINE,
1000 pounds assorted FRENCH CANDY,
5000 CIGARS (choce brandsl,
S barrels NUTS,
dozen DEVfLLED HAMS,
boxes CITRON,
together with a large lot OF FANCY GOODS
for sale low. w. w TklBbETT,
nos liz Main street.
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Yellow Fever at Sea.
BosToN, November S.-The British school,
ner Frank, from San Domingo Tor Boston,
has arrived ut Provincetown, Mass, with
all hands sick of yellow fever. The mate
and one seaman had died at sea.
Heavy Snow In Ohio.
HuDsoS, ONO, November eighteen
inches of snow fell here this morning.
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CoRs Avp FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, November s, 1869.
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nR. KIERSTEAD'S
UNRIyALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine Will
cure headache in five minutes, toothache In one
minute, neuralgia, rheumatism: coughs and cold,
cramps and cholic, spralns, diarrh9a, fever ana
news, piles, burns, foul stomach, and many other
diseases and ailments of the human body too nu-
merOus to enumerate.
1t is g dlruetic, curing diseases Of the kidneys
and bladder; 1t Is tonic and stlmulant giving an
appetite and invigorating the system; 1t Is dia-
phoretic, causing Precipitation and allayng fever
Il is an expectorant acting on the lungs, aud good
In all throat and lung diseases.
There is not a palm or ache, nervous or lnfam-
matory, but that
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
will relieve, and in most instances entirely cure.
1t should always be used before any other remedy
is tried for 1t Is almost certain In every case to be
the only thing needed.
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The admirable series Of gorgeous panoramic
Jews bearing the nboSe title, and which has
Akteaeted crowded and bppreciative audiences
n Library Hall during the past fortnight, win,
il difference to popular demand, cOntinns 30 be
4splayed each evening during the ensuing week,
atd on "Wednesday and Saturday afterno0ns,
y the same place, whence it will be removed to
Milwaukee immediatsy after the closing exhib-
on on Saturday night As works or art, these
Il abOrate paintings are masterpieces, while they
tpict in natural ard charming hues the most
rtmantic and beautiful scenes ever unfolded 90
bIIman vision A visit to the Hibernicon affords
j great extent the advantages Of grand
Oar" without the disadvantage to the tourist Of
thing Barneys custodian, and furnishing him
lie means Of purchasing :" great big farm" on
'hich, in due time, TO locate with his sweet
lfart, Nora-WhO, by the way, charming
assists the aforesaid versatile and truly ORR
,tnsl Barney, in his inimitable presentations.
I'd laughter provoking ecce ntricities before the
artain. Their sweet songs ard matchless CON-
hlities would alone compensate old or young,
Ny or gentleman, for the change" and time
Yert Of an evening at Library Hall.
YThe ensuing week, change Of general pro-
tamme, aud for the first time in this city, the
ttire panorama will be unrolled before the
tdience at each entertainment
fThe proprietor, Mr.. McEvoy, Jr., was, for a
kmber Of years, a respected resident Of Chics- |
and known but to be esteemed for his ex.
Flent qualities as young gentleman and his |
kainments as a scholar and an artist.
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NAVY YARD DIscHARGKs.-0rders have been
received, we learn from W ashington for the dis
charge of the great bulk of the employees now
at work ia our navy yard. The reason assigned
for this wholesale dismissal Is that what has
been doing there can be done much cheaper IN
New York or Boston. There is evidently some
mistake in this, or else the yard officials have
been respiDg harvest of Legitimate gain, for
the wages paid in the yard are much below
those received either in N. Y or Boston while
some mechanics are paid even less than Is paid
in private establishments here. There certainly
Mr.. Robson? Favoritism under the guise of
retrenchment! That is the most plausible the
ory
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,onrse has gained numbers to our
hlS .Ud makes the politicians, who can
rapAs nlaoe therein, not as door-keepere
b'1s ~ lard with jealous eye any action We
t'ep' he Knowing we burst SO rutnlesSly
pSJ I ,inrs" 60 long 80, and 50 secure o.
Toe .;.,snce they don't know Iwhat We may
~ - SefOre all is over
90 U e,d of being first We have reserved
IDsso 10 he last, il making nominations.
OOiS ~ election we hope BY CT 40ge Of
w. 70 heat them 60 completely that we
"cuo' 1sDtually bring them to the dust. We
nSy T "s5 some Of our men whether knowing
bs's ~ y, nominsted by tho Democratic
OF " This is an acknowledgment of oar
gary. vi,bout gaining anything from
pow; a;r condescension we shall acquire
Us y:;oDoI strength from their weakness.
aOD',- cor-xry LABOR PARTY CONVENTION.
DoI C-vention of delegates Of the Labor Party
a 49, County will meet at Fenian Hall o.
O. Dous !. October. 1869, at o'clock, A. A., to
Fnosy, candidates Tor the various county
nomlla'S NJ u. cted at the ensuing election.
omce' - 20 have the interests of all classes o.
n o.s ,,rritv fully and equitaby represented
me 'orI an;nct snail be entitled TO two dele
sa'SSs ~. overv twenty wo-kingmeu smPloyed in
=" n.ore workshops, one delegate; every Ad' |
S;do1sl % delegate
Enn,v precincts are also entitled TO the same
f Uosr as the workiugmen upon the
'l' p.egares will be required TO present written
credentials III c,,ru President
4 r ROONEY, Secretary.
Tbi,i. the call issued by our League for
.u. Conventien. One of our principle OBJ
c :,s i 70 sssimilate with US the agricultural
INV vbo are ever ignored by both parties.
W. No had several thousand copies OF the
I.,lorm printed for distribution through
country and State.
The The trade of Omaha is beginning to ex-
b;bit a spark Of vitality, but nothing to en-
oonrsoe mechanics OF laboreIs OF any kind
n come among US except to 60 upon land
Hundreds Of hOmesteads are being taken
veekly throughout the State.
Weexpect to have soon amongst US some I
of our Chinese friends, employed to build
IL b1ige by Mr. Bonner Of Chicago, at $50
in cold. shall, now that / have erased ihe
rubIeisn, give your readers such information
ram time to time respecting our labor move
msnt. and other matters connected with Our
State. calculated to promote, even IN
small degree, the ameliOration Of our KIND.
'D"' +. r.
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FROM MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, No, Sept. 20, 1869


tab, Editor Of the wORKEOxAS's ADVOCATE.
Nv trip from Washington has not been
marked With a single incident worthy Of
notc. Business is unusually dull every
where without prospect Of change for
the better.
Philadelphia called upon mine host
of The American Hotel, and as usual found
bin very courteous gentleman, also on
tbe Secretary Of the National Labor Union
n the old rumber, $50 Harmony street, and
iound him devoling bis time to the speedy
publication Of tie proceedings of cur last
Congress and on the editor of the Print
si5s Circular, R. S. Menamin, who is one
Of cur most earnest trade unionists.
From Philadelphia took through pass
sge 10 Cincinnati at the reasonable cost Of
$3.50. The officers of this road, the
Pepnsvlyabia Central and connections, are
avs,s liberal, and specially Mr.. Gwinon,
The General Ticket Agent, but this was the
best could do as a weekly correspondent.
Tile Queen City with its beautiful site and
surroundings, It's iron and other manufac-
tories, fine business houses and hotels, and
above all with its energetic and enterpri-
sing population seems Perfectly dead. The
universal cry Of "no money" is heard at
every corner. Politics is the only employ
mebt Of Conservatives, and the friends Of
Ptndeiou are very sanguine. The Work
RGxAN's ADVOCATE, through its weekly
contributor, was the recipient Of the usual
ccuresies from the General Superintendent
ollie Ohio & Mississp pl Railroad, to which
fact the weekly contributor desires again to
call The attention of the readers Of the
NOTTINGHAM. lie does not hold that the
Wolkingmep are under any Obligations to
be 0. & NJ. Railroad Company for the cour-
teses extended him, but simply refers to it
as a. additional proof that that company
i willing to pursue the same course to-
vud the worklngmen that il pursues to-
ward the sf1uent and wealthy.
AT this place by accident ! stopped at the
hotel a, Il FOOT III Biddle street, nearly op-
poste the Jerry, and in the course 0! the
evening formed the acquaintance Of the pro
pretor, who is no less persoUage than the
lulhor If the tactics which ] used as my
constant guide 10 the army on all occasions
Of drill and parade, as we'll as in battle.
Mr.. J. PHILIPPE, Ike many a poor soldier,
from position Of comfort, if not sf1uence,
steGuced to the necessity Of keeping pub
liz house as a means Of supporting his
auily. He rendered much valuable ser
vice, aud was several times wounded, being
10 most Of the heavy Engagements, such as
Shiloh ard Vicksburg. HIS house supplies
want which The travelling public have long
let in the city of St. Louis, 6rst-class
house On The European plan, where one
always gets the worth Of bis money The
interest which | always feel in my old com
lsi,s in arms, il NY only apology for the
Inference have made to Mr. Philips.
an informed that many of th. business
meu Of ST.. Louis had failed recently, and
AN satisfied that the money pressure Is
uoIe s,vtruly fit here than further west.
NOREMACUH.
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WOrkingmen's and WOmen's Labor Re.
form Convention

At meeting Of the State Executive Com
mittee held in their room, Black River Falls,
Aug. Goth 1869, to consider what steps
could be there taken 20 organize State La
Dor Assembly. II was
All unions are requested to send delegates.
The credentials Of delegates must be signed
By the President.
JOSEPH q. FL. HOx,
OHAs. MAY.
A. DoNEAN,
n KEELER,
Z. s. ARNOLD,
A. MEADE,
State Ec. Committee.
The above meeting will be held at Black
River Falls, ON the 9th inst.
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A Liberal QHaK.

we viii send new Wilcox Gibbs sewing
'sAch nine offss price $3.50 the agent sendiag
4 largest number of subscribers. from July
1 {, 1869, to January lst, 1870. This is BONA
DH offer and a record will be kept, and the
Ame cf fhe suecesagn sOntestant published. =
Ma JOHN BRlsroW Is the authorized sgent Cor
re ADVOCATE in this city and surrounding en-
irons His receipt for subscriptions, adTer-
fements, &c, will be duly acknowledged by
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Mr.. o. Z. Castle, OF Rochester, N. X
writes | have used your machine for
several months and being familiar with
most other machines, l unhesitatingly
pronounce yours the bestsfamily Sewing
Machine. In common with many others,
confess was prejudiced against it, on &C
count Of its being ODe-thread machine
until had thoroughly tested it. am now
satisfied that W ilcOx and Gibbs Is the sim
plest, least liable 70 get out CT order, and
easiest to work that it runs the stillest,
makest the strongest seam, and hens, fell,
and cords, better than any other Machine
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COUNTY oEFICERs.

Judge Of the Superior COurt--Joseph f. Gar.
Clerk Of the Superior Court-Ale1. II. Stew
ensou
Judge Of he County Court--M r. N. Wal
ace.
Clerk Of the County Court G. Gindele.
Treasurer-H s. Re1ford.
School Commissiouers--J. c. Winklenan.
Surveyor--Altx. Wolcott
Police Commissioner-Mar Sheridan.
justices Of the Peace-Max EbeThardt, A. u
Banyon
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The City and County ElecIOns--CItl'
ZeRs' Ticket
CITY OFFICERS.
hayor-Col. r. B. Masnn
Treasurer-David A. Gage.
COector-W. j. 0uahan.
Auomey--Isrsel n. Stiles.
Clerk Of tile Police Court-C. B. Matson.
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Board Of Directors
B. H. SENSER, Proprietor Briggs Hoase.
w. W. BoYrsoros. Architect and Superintendent.
J. G. MoMULLEs. Gen supt Chicago st. Louis B, r
sAHL T. PurA Of Chicago Co operative Printing AsFn
RICHARD EDWARDS, Of Chicago City Directory.
@. @. CLARKE, Of J. G. Clarke Co.. Insurance Agents
ouvsR H. HoHrox, Of HoYne . Horton, AtsOrneysat-
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Unadiustsd losses. els, 500.
efArE or ILLM0Ts,
AUDIfoR's 0yyIoB, DsP'r on IBsURARcB,

Unadiasssd losses. tis, 800.
efArs or ILLfHOs, !
AupIroR's OvYrcR, DBP'r on IBsURARcB,
ePRMeFTgLD. Aug. ., 1865.
Whereas the Republic Inruranoe Company, located
at OhcaRo In the state Of Illinois, has fled In thKs Of
Ace statement Of the condition OF it, affairs
qured by the provisions Of IN act approved Narch IL
1869. showing that 10 poeseeed Of the rsaui' ed
examinasion Of the aR.rs and condition OF said com
rany made hy ma IN parsnsnse Of the provisions q ~
this once by the said COMPANY.
Nov therefore, in pDrsa nee Of the provisions e the
act Aforesaid J. ch,Ie: Ppt1c0's Aas.' S o. PSS
that the said Republic Insurance Company s author
to trsa c susioess Of Fire and Marine Insurance
in his stase In accordance With the Laws thereof until
the 8lst day Of January, A. d. 1870.
..........-. In testimony whereof have hereun-
Auditor to subscribed my name ard Affixed the
OF seal OF my Office ct Springfield, this 9th
Onsciai O. L. LIPINCOTr,
Seal. Auditor Of Public Accounts.
sPMHevnLD, August 16, 1869.
I, Geo. NJ BFinkerhek, do hereby certify that by
thsrisy Of hon. Q. \. Lppincott, Auditor O. Public
Accounts OF the state Of illinois, exAmnsd personally
in DETAIL books papers, voucbers and asses OF the Re
public Insurance Company Of Chicago, and Ound the
said Company to possess In their own right and title
the following assets. Jo-wit
United state. Doods Ssos [par ss7s, OcO 80 o. =
CASH in in ono once and in Union National
0t 1858, bs s0 :ines received re " 17sssSs
M ssly bills receivable 75,sssAO
Due, a. per books, from agents. st once
and from other insurance Companies 2s,S7s64
salvages and Ieclamations claimed by
The Ccmpapy 9SAe1
once furniture and fixtures as7S4
Total 81 ,Ges9OS Sc
Given under my hand, at epringneld, Ill, the date
above written
emo. N. BRINKERHOPR
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HWninth Disuict-S. S. Hayes, Joseph NJ
dill, John q. Haines.
SiItieth District-Chas. Hitchcock, W.
Coolbsugh.
SiIy-6rst DistIict-Elliott Anthony, DAM
Cameron.
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SourH CmcAGo-Collector NJ. w. KirWir'
supervisor, Chauneey 7. Bowen Assistant 81
rel
VEST CHcAGo-Collcctor, Alonzo RamsdeI
supervisor, Henry AckOff; Assistant Super
soI, Geo. P. Ray Town Clerk, Ii. B. Ruger.
NORTH CHlcAGo-Collector, Otto Pelzer 81
Petylsor, Robert Clark Assistant Supervised
T. y. Peters; Town Clerk, Jones Engberg.
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OFFICERS

RICHARD EDWARDS, President.
@. W. SHARP, Sestayy.
O. II. HORTON. H.ee-Presidena.
J. IRVING PEARCE, TSeanrsv
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"oRKNGLEN RALLY.-A grand mass meet
U the members Of the Workingmen's AssOci
uon Of the Ninth Ward will be held at the b
y ne General WOrkingmen's Union, "a Bl
island Avenue, on Tuesday evening. Octobert
7" : o'clock P H., for the purpose Of maxi
.uu'lonal nominations for the workingmaa
ASNet All the members Of the various Wce
'lsnens associations in this city have adm
s'On ana are permitted to bring their fiie4
'nu 'nose in favor of the cause, with them. A.
P'e arrangements have been made to secure
uef and good conduct in all the proceedings
TIE CoxnrrnS
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John v. FARwEll., PRESIDENT.
p. II iILLIPS, VICE PREsr.
A 1SON SECRETARY.
-; NoLBAUGB, TREAsURER

= 4o9. b6S. So
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THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance CO'y.,
OF Hartford, 0unn. A-
Assets - AN. Il, 1850. Oh ,I5O, SAA. %
Liabilities, SO, A9s, rs

LIFE In UR ANCE.
The TRAvsLERs also grants all approved forms Of fall
Life Insurance, ut low rates Of premium ether the
STOCK MUTUAL plan the former at rates lows to
be equal t. q large dividend In advance.
Participating policies give all the profits to the
sured Dividends available annually, to increase the
amount Of the policy, to nquidse next years. prem-
ums purchase indemnity for disabling Injuries In
advance to the amount Of IS per week for each
insured thus guaranteeing the dividend to that
tent.
Combined Life and accident Insurance. Ua-
der one Policy and Prensism.
Tia E.aEslers also combines with say sRprsvsd 5gA
Of full ntBlnnr15be, whsmr aesise& 3k6 payment u .
weekly indemnify for totally disabling injuries BY acci-
dent-thus combining all the benefits Of both Lie and
Accident insurance under policy and premium, 10
rates les than companies charge for Lin insurance
he Travellers 10 che only company that writes 10.
what Has Been Dome.
Inis Life Department, the Travellers has already In
its rs twenty 00pths business written 100 poll
ees-a Rreater number than any other life company In
the same lime (with one excepuon).
1S5, 600 policies, and
Paid Three Quarters ofG Million in Losses,
including zoo losses BY nsn-fstal injury and liz
e9OS 900 wassatxed nor oil 984 received In premiums
], Q. PATTERSON, Resident
RODNEY DENIS, Secretary.
0GAe, y. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN W. BRYANT, ActuaTy
Hox. BLlzUR WRIGHT. oonft. Actusry
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Means Car Identifying Depositors:
when q Depoator hFst comes to the Savings Sank
precautions taken, and records made THAI may
always be identined, and th.t In book h loat
the owner thereof cannot be aeFEmndea.
The buness Of this instisution confined sxcluyeIY
the receipts ASd Of Savings DepOsIA and Pund0
deposited In trust No CommerciAl or General Bank
ing business 10 transacted.
certain pscporsion of the funds are invested by
upon In the city OF Chicago In making such
ans, preference always given 90 applications from
DeposItDrs % BmA mmns who have accumulated In the
Insttu lon samcient funds pay for lot Of grOaDd
and deRre ~ bOrrow something 10 aid them I'm
erecting buidinS 70 be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
ANMoney rs@htsd BY Dram 70 Europe elsewhere
for Depositora-
A~Tne Plans 81 Cheap Cottages, selected by com
mIttee depositors In this instnton may Be Desn nc
the Savings Bank