RICHARU 2 CKUNKHTTE, Pine st New York, 2lst July, 1S45.
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One of Rich's Improved Salamander Safes of the $40 size, which I purchased the second of June last, of A. s. Marvin, 1881 Water street, agent for the manufacturer, twas exposed the most intense heat during the late dreadful condagraion.

 The store which occupied, No. AS Broad street, entirely consumed. The Safe fell from the se- cond story, about fifteen feet into the cellar, and remained there fourteen hours, and when found, l am told, and from It's appearance afterwards should Ju lge, that it had been heated to a red heat. On opening it the books and papers found not to have been touched by fire.

 deem this ordeal sufficient to confirm fully the reputation that Richs Safe has already obtained for preserving its contents against all hazards.

 (Sgned) VIM. BLOODGOOD

 New York, Els, July, lS45.

 The above Safes for sale by

 augI2Uw A. S. MARVIN l3Sb Water st.