He asks McMaster's opinion as to the standing, etc. of the Continental Life Insurance Company. Several of his friends, as well as he himself, have had their lives insured by this company and have become uneasy because of the great deal of changing and shifting of officers and agents. Having no acquaintances in New York, he writes to McMaster, of whose paper he has long been a subscriber. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.