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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
Cuba under the Flag of the United States

When IN Havana last winter, we had
a consultation with meeting of the most
influential aud wealthy men of that city
upon the union of Cuba 10 the United
States, and promised to lay the entire mat.
ter before the people of this country as
soon as the Mexican question had been
disposed of. Mexico, to all intents and
purposes, is now in our pos ession. All
parties in the United States, and even To-
reign nations, look upon that question as
settled so far as conquest and occupation
are concerned, and we now hasten to full.
| fl our promise, ard that promise must be
our apology Tor This article. Cuba, by ge-
| graphical position, necessity and right,
heiongs to the United States; il may and
must be ours. The moment has arrived
10 place It in our hands, and under our
! flag Cuba is IN The market for sale, and
We are authorized by parties emInenty
able 10 iulhl what they propose, to say that
If The United States will offer the Spanish
government one hundred millions Of dol
lars Cuoa Is ours, and that with a weeks
notice the whole amount will be raised
aud paid over by the inhabitants of the
Island. One week is all they ask, if our
government will only make the offer for
them to act upon, and which Spain is rea'
dy TO accept. This is no vision, but 9
fixed fact, of which We have seen and
now hold the most undoubted pronts.--
The possession of Cuba will complete our
chain of territory, and give us the North
American continent. Ii is the garden o
the world, the key TO the Cult, and the
richest spot of its size on the face of the
d earth. From Florida Point to its north
eastern coast, is only so miles, bringing
the island almost within cannon shot AM
/ sight Of the United States. Cuba yield
10 Spain an annual revenue OF seven mil
, lions OF dollars, besides supporting 25.OOt
!. soldiers, expanding at least a million
} year upon notifications, and paying ano
! ther million in salaries 10 civil and militia
/, nv nfhcers-in fact, her total revenue 4
Spain Is over ten millions, which will dou
hle the moment IL comes under the Unite
States. Cuba produces The bes, sugaI
. cnffee, tobacco, and tropical fruits in IN
r world. II has gold and silver. and III
richest copper mines known. Its harbor:
! surface of the country, and climate, ar
d unrival.ed, and 10 less than five years, II
e revenue would more than pay the entir
1 purchase money asked by Spain. CUB
must be ours! Stretching from Florida
:. Yucatan, it comma nds the Gulf and Goa
of Mexico. Ii is larger than Ireland. an
nearly as large as all the New Engia1
States, containing 43,5OO square miles
The most fertile soil under The sun. i
o US il is indispensable. We want its ha
J. bors for our ships 10 touch at to and tro
Mexico-for the accommodation OF Am
rican and English Transatlantic steame
~ --ior it's products and its trade. and as u
grand key to the Gulf Of Mexico. Gl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18

GEN. SCOTT STILL AT PUEBLA.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
TIL E RED CAP.
BY MRS. ELLET.

The following tradictionary story has
furnished Diitersdorf with the material Of
one of his best operas; Kotzebue has also
availed himself of it for an incident or two,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-18
hiry uas, later from Puebla and Mexico.

'SI Jul PdEIUHS III Wis IOI III
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SPLENDID ExhlBirioNs AND m "a :. c.c,s
GENERAL TON THUMB,
the smallest Man In Miniature 10 The known woud,
shins only FIFTEEN Poauds Who hes bssa ps,ros-
ised by all the CROWNED HEADS
OF Europe. and besn seen by over sns
| rs,s,us n. TO A"sr'' GRAND r DEBUT '' ~
At his former headquarters in this city The Amsresn u
scum, where ihe mosi extensive pepssions nav WV
THIS MORNING FROM III TO O'CLOCK
On the platform In one Of the main halle OF me s
CITIZENS pREss Ia which be Win relate hi. Hisscsy.
Travels &C sing variety OF songs, dance ne rcN n
sisi sSpfRf aE GREAT SsEc1S sfxfJEs
nc He will spPes.rT IN y b; ns sss !s
Presented him By Queen vciohs, Of England, and vcs
before all the principal Courts OF Europe Asr which hs
VIII 'PF' BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
in which he viii dance the HIGHLAND FLING. &c .
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS from oses1
' AFTERNOON FROM Ito O'CLOCK.
and IN the Evening from n TO O'Clock the tle oeosa
will appear In various Costumes and
PERFORMANCES ON THE STAGE,
in the Lecture Room In connection with other spisndd PEI
ETHIOPIAN SISsrRELs % skRrNApEEs.
Also enssgsa the yapGTsn,s Esp;'sSa'0n n'
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN.
l''1 mo MONS MONSTER Hst sNxsSs. 20 fss, long
MADAME ROCKWELL: Eorsn' Teller. N.
reedmissons payment will eniite TO but one admits
ron THUMB will terminate his public exhibitions for.
ever a. he can pay brei Wal. 70 the p,ineiRs!
e' a% Is necessarily ""'''' " p 4 BxRSGH.
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Books.
RurT Ann RITE

ne IHF PRINAIEEks or The REVOLUTION. A
OTae Of Long lslsnd sound. By Charl-s 2 Sterling =
Price 3 cs Tbs vork vii contain over 100 pages s1d
VII oe foIrd one q TIE most exci1g novels published II
. designed 20 lusrae ne chsracier OF hose Eho
were foremos. ~ he Revo'ufon The scece 10 laid on
Long Island Sound and e rHzrLLr~G NARRATIVE from
he mo-; authentic sources. ard vel worthy he attention
Of a. Interested IN American history heros and a6ven-
tire The above Sofk VII oe ready 10 ;ew csTs.
JUST PUBLISHED.
LIE o. P.ul Jcres-prcs izt cls
Marion ard his Mcn-prce : ceulS
Lives Of Ceiebra-d Statesmen. By Joan Quncy Adams
price 3 eit
Life Travels AID Adventures IN California and Scenes
10 he West By 7 J. Farrham hi. he bird edition
OF his interesting ~ork L contains as PAGES Price
only 81 Cent?.
GrAhsms Magsz1e for ksrch-s % sndid runber, with
ihree engrAvings-prc- 3 cents.
Al The Nassx41es and New Publications. no mater vito
Flnlisnes hem, cAn Dc bad Al the lowest prices
.fl.ls w. u GRAHAM,S Trhrna PnllStnas-
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s,w WAREHOUSE FOR
PRIN ON L Y.
spring styles,

tss JupsoN e g., Lh = % ~ U n.15sgs
nScasEs PRINTED CALlCOES Comprising
81 1870 rev styles, large proportion Of which
80 - soasied for befo-e the late rise in The mar
.hs1 1s, n' Of
rIV LIE. late senior partner 10 The originsi trm
hps s.s~rSr from which he retired IN iS45,) has
q ~ ss i'm Lss Jadson, and sollclts The patron.
Fe1 LEE, JUDSON LEE.
uc BIZ az 25f tfis
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mn CONTR Is hereby gwen that
uroooss,s viii Be received the Office Of the s1escnb-
ar, "a he civ OF Bridgeport unr the Tenth day Of March
n-xt foY the grading masonry and bridging on ne New
YorS snd New-Hay-n railroad from ts junction with the
Hsrsu roaS 70 Stanford about twenty-five miIea The
10. will os ready for examination ~ no nfst OF hGcn
in Bridgeport oy ne fnh The remaining forty miles Of
Ire road VII % let ser his notice being giseo 90
Bridgeport, Feb. fs, lss7 BISHOP MILLER
~ nj Nlss
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VNHE CHEAPEST Fsshionsbe Cash Tailoring z.

SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oral system.
GA new evening class will commence The study OF NE
above language on Tuesday next ID OF Msrch, O'Clock
precisely and continue every Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Friday from TO r. NJ Gentlemen disposed 10 ION IBIS
clsss will please 10 call a. Professor kAbAUANs fes
dence ReadssL 10 order 10 enter their names and
ascertain particulars. III
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Real estate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
e. on THURSDAY. Msrrh = Al p VI BY Greer o. nc
II cosri u Chsneery, VII ee sod. At toe hsrensns
- Exehsnge, BY Jseoo ; Plsit Aaeton-efi VIC n y
Ii A. "a Hcuryst and No Blfming and " ok pc
t,.u Market and PIKE sts The houses on hsrfy-e ns
hou.-s ire having sstore lone afca
a. srocsry The above oder favorable opportaaitl i9f
tnye.,n-ut as hey ~ Jet readily al good raes LIE
,1s;spQisbls Half he purchase money MAJ rcmsih 20
-crt.ys Sal. rerer,p ory- For psrcu sFs inquire OF
s-,tr. THOMAS FESsENDkN, 81 WsAsl
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miscellaneous.

burnt NANKEENs ,-Nsnkeens very large
Dlot Nsnkeens burnt only the edges, aud only :
yard, 10 yards in piece, al is7
between Cortland and Dey SIS :" --s
,,UpNT KENTUCKY JRANs snd Pantaloon
u 49,. Uurnt TOwelling very cheap oil ~, saiu
at l67 Greenw chst between Cortland and Dey. 1f2ns
TDEMOVAL-A. c. BARRY, Wig maker and Artist In
IOHsr has removed 10 ISL Broadway aieW doors snoFe
the Civ Hotel ~ JUS
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wARToN's ERvALENTA.


CONSTIPATION (cosTWESEss) DESTHOfED'
C6nae iareferate and Aabtf1ai COasPd0n osfrre-
nes not only totally 0vtrcos< bit aiio eSaPseey derey
Cd zIfaout 4gtAg etthT TggafErei "sets9nI o oaA.'
b. naizycl fnlps ggTreee< 1ad 'nf-'te.S Tse1s,
seafi. discgrered Fratce by IL UdoH % me- hic'e
glea, Pars" Price ~ cerLs. IN. A.,
A PERUsAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot IA 70 as
n Del Al doubt In he rird o. any reader Of no ssa.u<
.rarr and grr Issportaaoc u his discovery wacn n
.gtatet France ERz.nd and the Contnens villa Us re-
r.rkabe results This great remedy Agnt slaiAose
s,d delicious FOOD called " EfTaenia'-e seseeaD1S
Esrns-lu some poets resembling AnoN-roOI
The Treatise sne Eryklsns constantly 90 nena a. tas
NsousI Dspog OF Wsron Of Paris, expressly esaosn>a
70 ,s@ir - Al HENRY JOHS5ONs Drug .nd Cnemi-
81 .tg-- In ne Granite Budinz ~ Broadway, cor
-, Ct1rnb.rssL " Purchasers must remember tnsi
Sers no genuine ErTasnts o1t Waftons Isl Smseod
n0DNORTH,~ Private Dzncing school, No 80
A R~eorne- A. nesr Broadway. New Glasses Jas form
- p,ivsts I-ssors a. any lime during tbs day Fog No
Rsox. Polss MILourss, Cins Temps, Tuenrs, WALL
Inc, ke nc -, -. -,,..d.x yraa.v or Tbursssv
- Sar1ri.y eTen-n<s, from 70 10
T.r.-i Class-s % Tuesday AID ,srurdsJ nom 70 ~
L'. ..'7s. s-s,s-s tsicr a mouth ~ 2nris
@aRRIIGE CLOrH-ioo pieces India Rubber
cs--tagg Colh pain and fg1re1l VI superior q1aity
sr 90 af he lowest Market prices a. ne warehouse Of
-, S-wsrk n J. India K1ooer Facory, y hA~ien-i.r-
o. tyie isn
T00R sPRING--A new and Improved .rticie o
vT>S.-ir Door Springs for sale, ~ esale and retail
~ ,ss Nsxas India Ra65~r Manufacturing Company
~ s - OILS bd
nc IRON.-50 Ions 80. ch.reoal Pig Iroa for sals
Hes if1lwisl JOSEPH fUckERAAn, 80 Vests.
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OsT-A Hair Braceei with gold elasp, between ~
i IHenry.t BROOKLYN and the corner Of Madison and
Rutgers IS New York. The finder viii be suitably re-
warded and confer sTsr, 81 4 u valued Keepsake, by
returning 1t to l64 Pearsi NewYork. or ~ Henry-st
Brooklyn. ~ ~
LOST OR sTOLEN-A light sorrel horse,
l@Nlong tail. wears Old, with yellow sleigh and
N~S grAv robe. A1y giving information Of the
same or bringing them to % HuserisL viii be band
s'mely rewarded. Mltg
N-FOR SALE Iowa beautiful LADY. saddle
4Ehorse perfectly gentle and OF hne acton Address
-> box 283 Post Office. III
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Boarding.


DOARD-Ors part ofs house wanted BY eentensn,
ID wife and servant Broadway and Beecker-sL 10
private fan y where there are but lew boarders Ia
ken large and bedroom required, or would Ike
room, bedrooms and basement al moderate rent
Address House ibis Office naming the price aud dee
crbng the rooms None others will be answered Ref
erences given and required. HSI.
BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-wanisi in = central
ID part Of Brooklyn, In private family or boarding house
furnished sccouo 3atons and board for gentleman and
LADY, who can give unquesionabe references ADDRESS
o. P. O. this Office ~ 9l.
BOARD WANTED in some plain private family for
ID three Iadies who will furnish their rooms The
upper psr OF the city and vicinity Of seeondsvenue pre-
ferred Address L. 80 sun" ofice. III II
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his VIE; OF Nv" -, =,
Il p5ree s,rge gentlemen, can be accommodated Win
pleasant room. and board in 8 small private famuy oy Ap
plying al l49 Frsnkn-sL - :.
ETRNITURE TO LET AND boAhD W. w 49,, ~, ,
FD-A gentleman and lady breaking up holseAeePnSS
wish 10 board and let their furniture eohsstns -, 80
kinds sufficient for sfsmy OF eight Or yen si'g' ~
zee with location, &c.
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Ulster AND POMPToN IkON;-l d.s. Ui i,ea
Worss Pompton n j. 10 fall ope rsrion Ofoes ios
round scasre Hsi band, scroll! and loop ron WIZ Dc
~ MS JosEfH TUCKERAAH. 50 wests'.
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TAYLoRIs WEEKLY srLLETIN

NEW BOOKS &c. received al No 2 Asior Hou.e-No.
Chamberss CycOpedia q English Literature. Price
> cts number.
London Word Of Fashion for February. Price 81
The Black Prophet, Atse OF Famine Ia ireland. by VIM
Carleton Price 50 cts
Tales Of Womans Trials, BY Mrs 5. c. Hall snthor Of
d" The Whiieboy" &C. Price > cents.
L.i-s Living Age, No. 46, for this week An interest
Ing Eumber. Price 2. els
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.-N. Y. Ilustrated- q ahsm' s.
Godeys Lsdys Book-Colunb an-Lsdes' National, &c.
How 70 Pay the Rent-s farce foim ming Nc. s of the
" Minor Drama Price =. cts.
No. Of Theirs Napoleon Price IL. ca.
The Greatest Plague Of Life, No. l. Price III Cts
4 few more left Of The English Pictorial Papers and
Punch
Al The newspapers Of Phsdelphis Baltimore, Boston
and New. YORK, with al new publications
Z7f VIM TAYLOR 4 co As,or House
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ruE pIANo. sINGING. ITALIAN.

Il
GCrivei and Sir George Smart, continues 10 give les
sons In Singing, In English Italian, and on the Piano
Forte her residence Lpenards that Of her pu-
pills reasonable Mrs NJ will also teach Schools,
In cisstes ia the city or In the country. M I'm
rINHE CHEAPEST Fsshionsble Cash Tailoring Es-
L tsbnshment in lNewYork IL al SO; Nassau-st-JOHN
p BRITTON having Withdrawn from lO2 FultonsL hereby
respectfully informs his friends old patrons. and the COM
munty general that he has tIed the store a. s NAs
sau-sL IN superb and would invite heir siten-
ton to his large and well selected assortment OF gente-
mems wearing apparel comprising greaier variety man
he has before offered and ~ such exceedingly 10"
prices which none learn but must truly appreciate
rsss and FToct Coaf,-Blsck, blue, brown, olive and
green Of French English Belgian and American Cloths,
from 81 50 to Sis.
Ohee and Bl,ints, Coas-Pelio, Tweeds, Brosdeoths,
and all other seasonabe goods In he market from - %
20 80.
Pant,- Broadeloh plain and fancy Cashmere and doe
skin of French English and American. from - 10 w.
Teas-Doub L. breasted straight breast and rolling col
Jar new styles plain and fancy, OF STA, saun' FAenea
and every other variety, from 81 20 - 50.
Also, large and welselecied assortment OF french
English and American BrOadcloihs CAsameres and Ne-t
ings which VIII made order In the neaiest manner
in he most fashionable WAY according every variety,
of taste. ~ Remember No 80i al .
s7flm. JOHN 2. BRlTTON
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs.-FIRTH

M HALL / Frs1sln. .qasre and FIRTH, HALL &
POND, 80 Broadway, have Just published, The Flower
Queen d1et for Two treble voices, By Chsa W clover
.nd sung by Mira LOder and Miss Northsl; The syren
and the Frsr duet for treble and or bayione BY l.
Emanuel The FAIRY Song, by J. q, Barnett Mae ne
Lifs Boat dercr ptive song BY Henry kusse De
Mountsip Bow atifu new .ouz BY J. ie the Ksie
Polka dediczted % Miss Kate Avery tie Barn Wall,
bY Q. L. II Col May's Qlck Sep ~ Baocock- ~ Is
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rs,- The Trustees of the New-York sociei

~. The Trustees of the New-YOrk society
Library would direct the attention oil ihe puoe 20 me
following brief sccount of the present condition OF th ia
,utiou and of the effort now making 10 increase It's u-
portsnce and usefulness .
The Institution now, IN every fespecs u
free from financial embarrassment It's real estate inde
pendent OF Its books far exceeds In value the amount OF lis
obligations, and its income provides for Its current eA-
penses and for annual additions 10 The Libra
~ has recently erected noble Library edhce, IN
siuson The principal street OF the city spa
cous enough for library OF more than hundred ihou,
sand volumes lite present library numbers forty thousand
generally well selected volumes many OF which are rare
and cosy may therefore be said to have laid the oun-
dalton for library OF the hrst class and such The trustees
the In portance OF Inc object deserves
Attached TO the library ID convenient and conluodols
reading room, well supplied with the home aud foreign
journals and newspaper whchoaers every sccommods-
on both for quiet reading and rapid glance al the new
OF the day One Of the objects In view Is TO transfer
this department Of the library 70 the rs foor OF the build
ing render accessible TO persons whose time 10
limited and 10 extend the library proper over the whole Of
the second door
The Institution Is not many have supposed exeu-
sive one. ANY person OF fair character may become
member Of on application to the Librarian, and enjoy
privileges by paying twenty-five dollars the Price OF 4
share and annual assessment Of six dollars the slter
may be commued Al any time by the payment OF seventy
I'VE dollars.
This is the condition and character Of the Institution in
whose bench, the public now invited TO participate,
and for whose advancement their cooperation lie solicited
oped that every friend 20 the moral and Intellectual
improvements city, every parent who would furnish
various and valuable reading 10 his children, every one
who seeks occasional retreat from The tolls and nus
OF business word every who knows the value Of
gre library IN great metropolis, and 10 not now q
member OF this Institution will immediately become one
and that those who already members OF II VIII lend
their scve and efficient aid In raising Il 10 The rank which
the Trustees aiming 10 give II II this IL done.
the Trustees pledge themselves the public that nothing
shall be wanting heir part carry out this gres: OBJ
)ect and enable the Institution 10 aiain character and
aspect Of extent and importance that Will make
the boast and honor Of The commercial metropolis OF the
Union. Of la"ousS
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HOMEOPATHY

THIS DAY is published, No. OF Jshr's New Msnusl,
being perfect translation from the German work Ell
titled symponen-C oGeS,') by Dr.. Chs J. Hempel, as
enriched by very valuable additions from Noack and
Thinks from Drs C Herring, J. =. Gray, A. Gersld Hull,
C. Nedhard and other gentleman Of experience In the pro-
esson Homeopathic physicians should be careful 10 as
certain that the English edition OF Jahrs Mammal Just re-
c-ved from London Is not the work advertise, but s
merely reissue Of the Manual heretofore ssued BY US
Is not the SympomenC odex snd is not intended 10 sub
the practical ends, Is the London worn as
perfect for s proper use is the Old Manual, will be
seen by critical notice Of Il which will appear In The
coming number Of the Homeopathic Examiner.
Hartmanns Acute Diseases and their Homeopathic
Treaiment-Third edition, revised ard considerably en-.
lsrzed by The Author Translated with additions, and
adapted 10 the Of The American profession, by Chs
Hempel, ". d. Vol a .
mfr WIN RADDE Publisher 322 Broadway.
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II ArPRIYArE .ALE-Foarlh..L. snd We

- AT PRIyATE SALE-Fourtn-st snd Wa.hins'
~. onsqusrsThe first class modern huih 5soy anu at
IN tc dvyeliny house Pa Fonrth.. on Waehins ou-
square and command ting hne view Of Fhsvenue oeins
situated ight opposite the The house pun IN ine
mo.l .ub.snai manner and finished 10 the bsst sye
mahogany doors solid and polished; psted i1isltare
marble throughout, the house Is nss,e1 win
in Kitchen SC &c The lot IL IS feet by 10 feet me
premises IN complete condition, and possession 20 De
given before the hrs Of May next fsr .et,s ano
~ ~ Anctioneer. Z Br0sd 81
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Az IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPATHY,


NEUROPATHY,
o. tie True Prineipl, Of t< Art Of HealIag ia suck.
Being al Explanation q the Action OF
Galysnism, Electricity and Magnetism,
10 the Cure Of Disease.
A Nd A COMPARISON between heir powers and those
Aoi drugs medicines Of all kinds with view 10 de-
erulns their relative value and proper uses BY Ffeder
lex Hock NJ. D. Lecturer on Physiology, The Origin o.
Life The Causes and Cure Of Disease &c. &c Price . ei
~ This highly interesting and instructive work as a.
ready reached Is SIKH EditOn Published and for sale ~
ID. c. MOORHEAD, lsz Broadway.
The trade supplied on the mOs favorable terms
IQf Mkll Sui.
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sIs5,OO0


Beside reserve fund from surplus premumsl Of about
s1s5, 900.
Chairman Of the Court Of Directors IN London
PiysictaR-J. ELLl0TSON, NJ D., YRS.
Aotaary-W, 5. B. WO0LHOusE, Esq. F.RAs.
SecretaTy--F. 7. CAMRcUX, ESQ
-VHIs INSTITUTION embraces important and sabsisn.
al advsntsges with pec 10 life assurance and de-
ferred Anuuites The assured has all occasions the
power borrow, without pense or forfeiture OF the poll.
icy, twohrds Of the premiums paid also The option Of
selecting benefits and the conversion ofhis interests 10
NEE, other conyeniences or necessity
Assurances for terms Of years al the lowest possible
rates
Persons Insured for life can borrow half amount
OF annual premium for ave successive years on their own
note and del osii Of policy.
Uuiled States In Of three OF the Local Disciors-
Trusees-svaaee siwsys TO The assured N ea OF DIS
pued claims should any such ariel OF otherwlse
The paymen, OF premiums, halfyeary or quarterly, al
lrihng advance upon the snnualrae
Thirty DAYS allowed Afer each payment Of premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and exus pfeni-
the most moderate scale
DIVISION PEoFTrs The remarkable success and In
creased sperty cf The Society has enabled the Drec-
tors Al he ast annual investigation declare fourth
bonus varying from S. 10 s. per cert on The premiums
paid on each policy effected on the profit scale.
UNITED STATES Board % LOCAL DiREcroEs-iCmei
Ofice for America, - WaI-stl-Ncr- fors-Jscoo har-
vey, Esq, Chairman John J. Palmer, Eco, yonAi1an
SoSdnss, neg Hos5s Elo or. a. wors Es
Samuel NJ. Fox Esq, William Van Hook, Esq and C. I'd
ward Hsbcht. ESQ.
PailsSelpAsa-C cement C. Bidde ESQ., Louis A. Cooley,
Esq, George Rex Graham, Esc., William Jones Esq
Balttn0rs-J onshan Meredith ESQ, samuel Hoffman,
Esq, DR.. j. H. MeCulloh- -.
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srdson Esq General Accountant for the United States ard
British y. A. Colonies.
Medical EIamrners Sew-York-J Kearny Rodgsrs VI D.
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Inst; : $. Kesne NJ. D., go Fourh-sL
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Bowery O'Clock p. NJ daily Fee paid by The Society,"
Staed'ng CssA..s-wnliIm Van HOOK ESQ 50 wslist
Bsakrrs-The Merchants Bank.
Solicrfor-John Hone ESQ. II Pne-sL
Casiier-Hsnry T. Culip Esq
An Act in 10 insurance for lives for the beref q
married womsn passed b the Legislature Of New-Yosk,
let April, 1874
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from either OF the Agents throughout he United States
ana British Norh American Colonies
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
for The United States and b y A Colonies
New-York. sih January, ls47. y skHt<Sn
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