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WIYONA IN ASHES.
The Fire more Disastrous than at first
RepOrted-Ioss. $4,000.

Cmc,eo May eo.-Further particulars Of the
FIRE at wnona. ILL.,, The 1slh, show that 1t was
more extensive aud destructive than at nrst report
ed Almost the entire business portion OF the town
was burned, including u large block of wooden
buildings occupied by dealers in dry goods, shoes
groceries, drugs. iewelry &c; the steam elevator
owned by Buckingham Brothers of Chicago. the
Central Railway depot, freight house, telegraph and
express Offices Loss g. 1900; Insurance $4,000
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DROOkLYN.

1hc body Of John Robinson. who was drowned in
tne Fast River on the 18th OF January was found yea
terday.
A jury in the City Court yesterday rendered Q
verdict OF so against Augusta and Carlo kndern fot
calling Catharne klAesser q thief
Mr.. Eugene Thayer OF Boston, organist, Mr. W
g. Leggatt tenor and Mr.. W. A N. Diller accompantt
wN perform NJ the usual concert al Plymouth Church
hrnnklNn
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HAVANA, May O.-Captain-General DE Rodas
has Just publ he'd an order that ali slaves belonging
to Insurgents in the field, in foreign countries,
Who have taken up arms or served ~ guides to the
Spanish troops or performed any other service for
the national cause, are hcnc"torth free The insur.
gent Cant. Meslr and some Of his followers have
surrendered 10 the Spansh authorities at Puerto
IFlDcipe.
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FLoREScB, NaI 2u.-Thrcc italian friratcs are
cruising around tc Island of Ga rcIu 20 prevent the
escape of Gen G.tihA ui 90 Naples . 70 Govern.
Inent has taken th- 'rUuu, NtCtusr it h. known the
sons Of Garibadi are With TIE usurg. a,s "a so4,h
srn Ilaly.
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OBITU1 RI.

MI. William Cabblo, proprie or OF the Excelsior
wire orks, died In WiniGmsburgh yesterday.
The Rev. John Hubberd, an esteemed Baptist
minister OF Bangor, Me-, died suddenly yesterday.
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Col 4. J. II. Duganne presided at meeting
OF the Executive Committee q. A. II. in 81 Union
"a uhre last night, and committees were appointed
to attend TO prOyiling music, flowers, and OrauOns,
Gen j. B. Mckeen h 10 be the orator at Cypress
lills Cemetery.
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MADRID, May go. Another dclutation waited
on E-t artero YESTERDAY, hoping 90 pryi upon hfri
10 accept the throne. 1t is reported tat be per, eI
Ia ms refusal.
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WAsHINOToS, May 20.--The Senate, this after.
noon, confirmed Mr.. Geo. W Dent AZ Ap2raiseo Of
kerchaL disc In San Francisco.
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Annual Meeting of the New York swedenbor-
gians.


The association Of Snedenborgians belonging
to this State, New Jersey, and Connecticut held Its
annual Meeting yesterday, In the church Of the de-
nomination. IN S5th st., near Lexington avenue.
There present three Minister'S one licenua
and thirt, delegates, representing In ALL seven
ehurcs societies. with fair attendance Of other per-
sons, ladies and gepilemen interested In the Sweden
borgian cause. The reports read showed tho. con
siderable work has been done during the past year
In the OF spreading the doctrines Of the church.
Altogether 271 lectures having be On delivered in
twenty four different localities, and tho total amount
Of cash exrendel has been tL7O0, leaving
q debt OF $1,0OO. The money TO pay this debt was
contributed and further subscription OF $3.50 for
the operations OF the ensuing year was naae up on
the spot before the meeting adjourned pleasant
feature of the proceedings was collation., served at
O'Clock, TO the discussion Of which, aad to social
chat. more than an hour was devoted. Delegates
were elected to the General Convention OF Sweden
borPians In the whole United States which moets at
Philadelphia next month. and the association sd-
journei TO meet in Rverhead L. L., In October.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
D-iSHES HERE IND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERs.
MIR. DAILY Entertains the MaGnates OF the
Cty-The Banquet ut the ~. James

MIR. DAILY Entertains the Maanates OF the
City-The Banquet ut the 80 James
uotel-The Frou Frou Centcnnnry.
Last evening the one hundrcdth representation
Of "Frou-Frou' took place at Days Fifth
avenue Theatre. After the performance the
loading members OF the company invited by the
manager TO partake Of banquet which had been
prepared at the st. James Hotel. The scenc In the
banquetting room was magnificent affair. The
leading politicians Of the city present. rrospec
tive Of party, and introduced severslly to the
artists whose efforts have been crowned with such
unan BUS applause 1t was an an.nauEuration Of the
banquet which made the English stage famous In the
days OF Queen Anne, and whose charming gaieties
Dumas has recorded In these modern times.
The Mayor presided. Mr.. DAILY taking the bottom
OF the table. having at his right hand Miss Agnes
Ethel. In tho costume OF the second act which she
beautiful Miss Davenport daughter OF the celebrated
tragudnn. T. L. Davenport Among the guests
were judge Brady, judge Fithan. Chauncey N.
Dopew, Robert Roosevelt, Larry jerome, James
Fisk. Recoruer Hackett, Senator bradley, Mrs.
Gilbert Mrs. wilkins, Mics Ames, Miss Norwood,
Davidge, Lewis, Dan Uarkins. the Stare Man ager,
and George DE We're. Stoepe's orchestra played
selections OF operatlc music during the banquet,
which was characterized by extreme vivacity,
JUDGE fithan, In q speech OF rare sloquence, pro-
posed the hoalth of Mr.. DAILY, coupling the toast
with the revival OF the American Drama. This was
received with q tornado OF cheering; and Miss
Ethel crowned the successful author and manager
with wreath OF flowers. Pai,noDsQsi meruif Jsraf.
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hscouery Of tie Bodies Of the Lost Trduslers-
Farewell Letter Of DR.. Beane, of Baltimore.
correspondent of the Boston Transcript,
writing from Switzerland, October 18th. gives
some affecting particulars of the search for the
remains o. the unfortunate travellers, Rev. Mr..
McCorkendale, of Scotland, Mr.. Randall, OF
Quincy, Mass, and DIR. Beane, Of Baltimore.
who were lost amidst the SHOWS of the summit Of
Mt. Blanc. The bodies of Mr.. McCorkendale
and DIR. Bean were discovered on September
18th. The bodies proved too brittle to undress,'
and were inferred in the same clothing in which
they made the ascent. DIR. Beane was found IN
a sitting posture, his forehead resting on MS
hands. He was somewhat protected by an un-
sitting also alpen stock in hand, passed into his
frozen sleep with the calm line OF quiet peace,
fulness made enduring while DIS spirit hoa.eu
restfully on to a bright awakening. letter
found on the body OF DIR. Became, was as follows:
"Tuesday 9th September.-l have made the
ascension Of Mount Blanc with Ten other per.
sons, eight guides, Mr.. McCorkendale and Mr..
Randall. We reached the summit at two O'Clock
and half Immediately after having quilted
IL / found myself enveloped in whirlwind of
snow at 5000 feet English height. We have
passed the night in grOtto dug in the snow
an uncomfortable asylum, and 1 have been ill
the night.
"7th September. Dsrning.-Cold very intense.
Much snow. 1t falls without cessation; the
guides are uneasy.
9th September, evening.-We have been on
Mont Blanc for two days in terrible snGw
the snow, at height OF IL, 900 feet. have no
hope of descending. Perhaps some one will
find this book and will send it to YOU" Then
follow directions relative to his private afairs)
"we have no provisions. MY feet are already
frozen, and 1 am entirely exhausted. have
only strength to write these words. die be-
lievIng in Jesus Christ, with the sweet thought
of my family, my friendships, and all. i hope
that we shall meet in Heaven. Yours ALWAYS.
my effects are partly at the Hotel du Mont
Blanc; part are with me in two portmanteaus.
Send them by post to the Hotel SchwietzernhOff
at Geneva. Pay my bills at the hotel. Heaven
will reward you fer your kindness"
Then follow more instructions to his family;
then q sudden close, as If strength failed and he
bowed his head submissively to meet the great
struggle, clearly accepting the lonely gate way,
through that to the Place Beyond.
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PROPOSALS.

DIOPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
L ~ o clock, November II. 1870, for furnishing
all the materials and performing the work required
in the construction of the first section of the i'm
provements contemplated under the charter of the
Washington Market Company. a two story Market
Building, D1 feet in length by 70 feet in width,
posed mainly Of stone, brick and iron, and to be
erected near the Of Seventh street and Penn
sylvanfa avenue. Washington, ID. c., according to
pans and specihoa tons that be at the Office
Of Adollh Ouss architect, corner of Seventh and +
Streets Washington, where full information be
obtained.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids II IL be deemed for the interest Of the Com
pany TO do 80. u -
Ne proposals will be entertainel from any person
who is not known 10 be q practical builder
Proposals should be eaci serd in sealed enyelope
inc orsed /" Proposals for Building for the Wash.
inston Market Company" and addre :,ed tn the
Treasurer OF the Company. Mr.. MOSES KELLY,
Cashier Of the National Metropolitan Bank, Wash
ington, d. G.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
Is. b. TINKER, =
HENRY 8. DAVIS,
N. G.. ORDWAY.
SAN. B. SM0OT,
Building Committee of Washington Market Com
pany.
WASHINGTON, Nov S, 1870 nos III
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by VIM l.. WALL'& CO. ,Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
900 900 south corner Of Penn. av. and 9th st.
sALR OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

SALE VI NALUAHLE kEAL ESTATE AT
a BY virtue Of deed Of mortgage recorded in
land ,na ,ss
Wv I'll E SGH' S
sss sssss # fl s ss s sss9
Of washington; in the Rissrios OF Columbia, and
viz: Beginning at stone planted in branch being
the corner Of the land Of l. Pierce and Mrs Forrest
sS .ns s
thence seyth thirty three and q half degrees east
north eighty eight degrees east six
prches, tSenceJ outh seventy two degrees east ten
east fourteen perehss. tsnce SOUTH sixty de-
grees eastdx perches, thence sotth sixty seven de
degrees eight eros.ne .ad
creek and bending with Il the following courses
fonrtt en- perches. south thirty>;wo degrees ca t
thirty six perches, south forty;two degrees east
six pefcheS south twenty eight degrees west twenty
perches, south sixty three degrees west ten
north fifty eight degrees west twelve perches south
thirty-two degrees west twelve perches, south six
and . half degrees east forty two perches, south
leaving tie creek. west thirteen psrches, thence
north sixteen degrees west forty two perches north
to wild cherry tree, thence north eighty two and
Tsst stake
five perches to Lombardy poplar, thence north
tree by spring. thence north nine degrees east two
perches to black gum thence north thirty one de-
grees west ten and half perches to a walnut tree,
thence north half Of Q degree west thirteen perches
to stake BY the fence. thence north seventy three
and half degrees west twelve and half perches to
white oak tree, thence in straight line to inter
sect line drawn north eighty nine and half de-
perch from the beginning stone, thence with said
line reversed to the beginning, containing about one
hundred and twenty five acres.
Terms: One third cash. (sf which S2O is to be de-
posted the acceptance Of the bidj the balance In
six, twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by
deed Of trust upon the perty. COMPROMISING and
stanp Pc at the cost Of the purchaser.
GEORGE Il. WARREN, Trustee
oc26-td WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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D b l.. 1 Z U 7 1 G L

one Of Super,ntenfent and In specfor Of Ss,rsys
CdTrI1xetroyS, Foot,cnys md NeIc BniidjHgs, )
. Cuy Hal, Washf.gf0H, ID. e., Nov. I, l57O.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the unfer.
signed, at the Mayors office. until IL m. TIL Rs
DAl, mtn November for the laying Of Sewer in l.
under sn act approved 10th June. 1862. The Sewer
IN strest, between Fourth and Fifth streets, will
be circular in form; inside diameter two feet walls
nine INCHES thick. The laterals will be eighteen
inches inside diameter; walls, nine inches thick.
Two man holes and drop. The excavation will
not exceed 10 feet the average.
Bidders will state the price per foot for the main
sewer, per foot for the lateral branch per manhole
per drop.
For further Information apply to TIE Superin-
tendent and Inspector. WIN. FORSYTH,
nOl-eO SUIT and Iuspector, &c :, &c &c
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DUBLIC NOTICE.
Office Of Superintendent and Inspector Of Ss,ss,.
Carrtagecays, Eootrays, and Nsn Gniidtass.
Cay HAL, WdShingfon. ID. O., Nov. s, 1870 \
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed at the Mayer Once. until IL m, ext SAT
URDAf, for the construction of q barrel sewer two
feet six inches inside diameter, from the southwest
angle OF the Judiciary Square. and in front
Of square $50 And connect with sewer in Sixth
street west; ALSO for connecting nine inch glazed
pipe with the sewer, and run opposits each house,
lot or part Of lot 10 point foot the curb
line; also, for the construction Of Is inch sewer TO
connestw with the nanholes drops, traps, sc:
Bidders will state the price per foot for the main
sewer, aud per foot Tor the house Connecting pipss
per manhole Der trap, Per drop each For ful .ner
Information apply 90 the superintendent and
tor. Excavation will not exceed II feet.l
WIN. FORSYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector &c
noS-d IRan
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RY w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers, 4.
- 900 4 903 Pennsylvania avenue.

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
IL Under and by virtue OF Q deed Of trust, dated
.k.8 corded in Liber r. c. T.. No !, foiios 40 ct
seq, Of the land records for Washington county,
ested will sell on the premises situate No IS 3
street northwest, between 18th and 9th streets in
the city Of Washington, ID. C.Ion MONDAY. the
21st day of November. 1870. At 5 O'Clock .. m, at
public auction, to the highest bidder therefore,
Lot numbered xteen, TO- and the seven feet
and eight inches Of lot numbered fifteen, l5) in
square numbered hve 49, Of the plan Of the city of
Washington. ID. c., improved by very large three
story Brick Building.
Term Of sale One third cash, and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months with interest from
day Of sale secured on the property sold 500 will
be required 10 be Dsd At the time Of SALE IL these
terms not complied with, the trustee the
right toreselia TIN risk and cost of the defaultug
purchaser, after SIX days public notice. All con.
r. AZ SALTER. Trustee.
no9- eOtf w. l.. WALL co Aucts.
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n.x,.a, OF COLUMBIA, -
w.,Ds, Ia. 1929. Doc. 10.
DeKraft,

The trustee to cell, heretofore appointed In tb;.
eese gives notice that the sh day Of October last
the proceedings in this g the south half OF t
Snd the Enos OF lot 3, in square 456, ashington,
u. Tor 945 600. and that he reported the ssme to
the court on the 18th OF October last and that sad
report viii be In the clerk office until the 18th ins
WHICH date, no exceptions are flied thereto, said
sale viii be confirmed and ratified by the court.
no2 wdsSw r. d. MISSY, Trustee.
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RY LATlMER CLEARY, Auctionsers,
D. successors to Cooper Latimer,J
Southwest corner Of Pennsvlvanh ave. and llth u.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF 10TH
AND STREETS NORTHWESr, AT PUBLIC

- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
EM 5th, 1870, at o'cIock, in front of the prem
Uses we shall sell Lot No Is, in Square 34S, hsv
ing front Of 80 feet on street and running back Is
feet on 10th street, improved by two nearly new
four story Brick HOMES. with all the m pdern i'm
proyemsnts, containing about 60 rooms-the corner
house having fine store connecting with the cellar
This property is in one Of the best localities In the
city for hotel large boarding house. could be
easily ARRANGED for private residences The property
being in the heart OF the city, where il IL constantly
Increasing in value, certainly offers q rare opportu
nifty for . profitable investment.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the residue in two
equal payments OF six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest, secured by deed of trust on the
property. All eonveyancing and revenue stamp s at
purchaser 8 cost. deposit Of 500 will be required
on each piece Of property at the time OF sale.
no3-d&ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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by LATIMER OLEARY, Auctioneers,
- lSuccessors to Cooper Latmer,C
Southwest corner Penn avenue and iIth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF lMPROVED AND UNIM.
PRONEDPROPERTY ON II ThSTREET EAST
A N II 4 90 = rs

TkuSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PRONHDPROPERTY ON Il ThSTREET EAST
BETWEEN ANDI STREETS SOUTHEAST
ny virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Ucs ober
E" j, 1869, and duly recorded In Libsr and X,
No. Is, folio 81 Sc, one Of the land 3ris for
the party secured thereby, will sell at public sae
non; IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, Novem
described property, vkThe east forty six (46J feet
front OF Lot No Is In the sub division Of square No
"a the same having depth Of l29 feet inches and
improved by aframe dwelling and situated ON the
southwest corner OF south street and 18th street
east Also Lots Nos - D and q in subdivision of
same square, situated 18th street east between q
and streets southeast. These Lots have each a
front of fifty so feet with depth Of us feet iOl
riches, and will be sold sep >rateiy.
Terms Of sale: One til rd ca ,h balance in and IL
months with interest from day Of sale. Deferred
payments TO he secured by deed of trust thu pro
perty. $50 down on eacl lot at the time of sale
CoDveyancing and stan ps at cost of purchasers If
The terms OF sale are not complied with in ten DAYS
from day OF sale the trustee reserves the right
sell at the cost and risk OF the defaultng purchaser
after five day notice in some newspaper published
in the city Of Washington.
SAML CROSS, Trustee.
oc2S Goods LATJMER Y CLEARY. Aucts
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ny GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
- Southeast corner OF Seventh and ttreets

- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date JAM
nary 8, $50. and recorded IN libsr No eos. folio.
ct seq, Of the land records Of the District Of
NHSDAY, November 18th, 1sTO, at 4 O'Clock ..
m, In front Of the preIises: Lo, No. 9. in saurs
OF Is feet, with depth OF s. feet TO alley. The
improvements consist Of . email frame house.
Terms Of sale One-third ssh, of which $50 must
be paid at ed balance In two equal instaments at
SIX and with interest from the day Of
not complied with In five days thereafter, the trus-
tee reserves the right to rese ct risk aud cost Of
ming Star. Stamps and yAnciI at purchaser q
cost. VIM B fODO- II 'Trusfae
MOI cot GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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- tSuccessors to Cooper q Latimer)
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania ave- and lth street
ADMINISTRATORS BALE OF HOUSEHOLD
yVRHIyrRn.- -l~1
a On FRIOAY MORNING., November II
Va $50, at J. O'Clock, at the residence of the late
N John a Houston, No. 1914 Q street, between
18th and 1rh. northwest. l shalk as admins
traitor, sell the entire Household Effects, com
Drfsing-
Rosewood case Pianeforte.--
Green kep Parlor suite.
Haircoth Parlor Furniture.
Marble-top and ether Tables.
Marble-top Pier Tables, Whatnot
Paintings and Bngravings.
Asuperior set Of Chesspen and Cases.
Chinese Curtoojei.s and Ornaments.
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Mahogany Chamber Furniture. .. ...,
Looking 0lssses, Window Shades.
Zine Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
Hiankets, Comforts, Sheets and spreads.
superior Hair Mattresses. =.
MAHOGANY Dining Tables
China and Glass ware
Fine Plated Tea sets. 10 re....r.
Fine Table linen.
Cooking and Heating, Stoves !. ID. e, 4
Kitchen Requisites, &c
JOHN II. FRA ms Admir- =
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RY LATIMBR OLBARY, Auct1oneers,
- (Successors TO Cooper b Latjmer,)
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street.

- Successors to Cooper Latimer,j
southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and 18th street.
ROsEwOO CASE PIANO voRTE, BRUSSELS
CARPET. (NEA0LY NEW WALNUT N
CHAMBHR SUIT WITH WARDROBE, LARGE
COOK STOVE, &c AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORN ING, November 4 :,
NM ct 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No 14II
w street. between 18th and 18th Streets son
OF Pennsy " ania avenue y assortment of Furni.
ture, consisting in part Of
Rosewocd,case Piano Forte, octave.
Very fin. Brussels Carpet. nearly new.
Walnut Hair cloth Lounge
Walnut Msrble-top Tables.
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suit, with large
Wardi ODE. nearly new.
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WardrObes aud Washsta Ids.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Bolsfers and Pillows.
Spreads, Blankets, sheets, &C.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Large Cook Stove, nearly new.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
ro9 dts LATiMER CLEARLY, Auctrs
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TN THE SUPREME OOURT OF TIE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, -

In H. 60 ~ All. n sn;tS ISsn Io0;
ELIJAH b. SMITH deceased, the adminisfratrix
Aforesaid has, With the approbetsn Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesai8 n.
pointed SATURDAY, the nth DAY Of Novsn Der.
1870, for the final settlement and DESTRUCTION of the
81 hand, Is far a. the Same have been collected and
tyrned into money; when and where al the CREDITOR
and heirs OF said deceased notified to Attend Win
their claims properly youched, or they NAV Other
wise By law be excluded from ell benefit n MD de-
published once Q week for three veeks in NJ
Evening Star preyicls 70 the said day. Test:
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INSURANCE.
N . W.

iHSirE yar PrNrerfy rhis yor har,.f. ~, ,ost,,
-eTy fr0,Ss compared 10 the r,sk sou run ,,,,a,,.
Duty yoT Orc 10 yows,I', vow yar,Iy, aus ,,vo.
arern desf. 10 yor creditors. ioH cassotssa SAFE.
inswano fhan fhaf ,chioh A. =. PRATT a SON az.
really 70 ySrnish yos rery rlods,ss yates O. tAs
Home Insurance Company a Nsr ferk, war. Aas
CASH assets 10 tas amount Of JOE mi2.o.s Svs An.
dred and Serenity aovsard dollars or ~ fle PAs-
mr. Insurance Company Of Ha-uorf, ,cifh CASH
assets Of nsa,ly ni,ons dollars o. ~ rae Yes-
kTs dnd Ne,c iO-k, ,rin oash capital and sprpfss
" neariy one '''HrOn dollars. OF IN rhs F,-er,ss@
Mo York, ORGANISED IN ISIS a,scha-stns an us o.
legations hosoraey Jor per,od Of forty &c. wan.
Cali az hsu oGe, No.3 iOras News Car,a,a. A.
soe'af'on Bv'ld,nr, oorHr 9th asf ID ars,t,. a.x
take oI Poi'V on yOs rrop-iy ~ any Of "a, a.,r.
Companies, or on yow hftu the Exoeisior L,g, Ia
sEranos Company AZ Nsr York. Donr delay: 10 q
nor. ooSfn