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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-02

IN HANCRRY.-vIRoiSia,t L. wit AT rules held
in the Clerks Office II tie Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and ChancsIy for Chesterfield County, the ih day
Of J-nuGry, lo47
Creed T SnrllIngs, Plaintiff:
against
William !. Hancock and John Walker, Defendants.
TliI Is? came the plaintiff and hlri Ills bill and the
defendant VIM. Y. Hancock, not having entered his
appearance End given security, according ia the act of
Assembly and the rules IL this Court and Il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence That M Is iDhabtan OF
this country, il ordered that the said absent defendant
appear here, rules 10 h. holden for the said Court
r first Monday Ia March next, and answer the bill OF
lr pain;lf; and thar copy Of this order br forthwith
inserted IN The Enquirer, newspaper published In thr
CITY ~ Richmond, for eight weeks excessively, and
posted III. door az the Court house OF ts coun
". Copy-Frsfr.
Jan. s-cw2n ". ~. =. CoGBILL, D. c.
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90 GOO u nnnl 1000 /.

Ticket Sis. halves I 50; quarters IS Certificate
# a rae sase ol whoes slGi an-shares In proportion
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srr.ryn,n SCHEMES FOR MARCH.

Grand Consolidated itrry. Class No. H. 10 bc dawn
on Saturday, Marcn oth, 1877, Wilmington, Della
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WI be sold BY US. this morning, al 10 o'clock,
Two negro men, one boy. two Girls and woman
n. u. & &. 4. HILL,
March 9 a,o,;an
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Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 70 10 be drawn NJ
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March ~. lsi7-
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Gfana Consolidated Lnitery, Class No. IL Ia 10
;awn NJ Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March
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Whiskey is worth % "a 90 els. in hhls and bbis.
No special movement in Groceries prices firm
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Fre.hcfs.

The heavy rains OF the last fcw days have caused
c,usiderablc rise In the Potomac sod 10 tributaries -
We eArn that bresch hss been inside the seneca
Aqaecuc on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Csns
and other damage done on the work which will delay
thr opening of navigation
N0lnjury has happened 20 the Alexandra Canal The
c.usswsy on the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike,
near III. Potomac Bridge. has been considerably In
jared The whsrves az Georgetown have been over
lowed snd the merchants were busy In removing their
goods from thu collars
We learn By letter from friend tn fredericksburg
dated Nov 25 that for the previous tso days and nights
IL hsd constantly raining there, which bad caused
another ircshs, In the Rappshsunock River The water
commenced rising shout OF the 2i,h and the water
on tbs 25h was within f. feet Of being h ID rs II
was q r.. Onth azO--snd II was stIli rising
The bridges which have been rebuilt we're consiiered
10 zres, danger Of being again swept away The houses
on tne Vhsrves =, Fredsrcksburg were hlied with va
ter AMI tney taking the inhabitants out OF the sec
ond story in boats. Alex GsLe'te' Saturday
The Cai0ctia (Md) Wig says. Our valley has again
hn visited by tremendous tall " rain causing Caioc
tia Creek to swell 70 fearful hight We hear OF great
amoun, OF damage being sustained ~ farmers residing
along the creeks caused ~ the heavy rains oil TUESDAY
night and Wednesday morning lest
Carroll Creek 10 Frederick City, rose SONS ten OF
twelve fset above it, ususl level on thtsy and many
houses IN lis vicinity flooded The Injury sustained
vss not however very great
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FoRGERr.-On Saturday last person supposed
to DO 50 Eng.hmsn about As years ofsga, presented
check purporiing to be signed by aessrs rwitdle x
Dsrn gon OF Albany dated Nov a. for ssO5 81 TO The
Exchange Bank OF that city. The Argus ssys'
No suspicion was entertained OF the genuineuess OF
the check but the given by the msn 70 some
questions put 10 him BY the Teller raised doubt. Ia bis
MUD that all not exactly right, and on Mr. Darling
ton entering the bsnk after be was asked 10 whom
he had given the check IN question and II vss genuine
Mr ID. whose attention not directed t0 the date OF
ne check said bis writing, bat could not cay to
whom II paid. Mr. d shortly sflerwNd returned,
and looking closer the check and s date pronounced
II forgery he had written but one check that dsy,
and that for different amount but so successfully
was the forgery committed that he could not have do
,ectsd II Ia any ohsr way than by The ds,e without an
examination OF his check book snt such examination
confirmed him 10 the opinion that the check had been
forged. Teeersphic dispatches ~ers sent south and
Wrst snd officers aud Messengers cisPs,chsd 10 all
directions but up yesterday evening no tdinss bad
bern heard OF the tOrger.
Toe check Vas drawn In ths Usual business mode OF
aessrs L g. ID thus; Pay 10 l. J (oarsy) or bsaref
&c Ns,srs 4 s. sra extensive daylers In barley.
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ITO FEuALE TBACHER>-wsnied Immediate
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

nrsfcai k-o,r se OF the Free h language -P-ot u
LAGROlX from PArs would most respeetfniy announces
10 Tue aides AID gentlemen u New thar ne purpose,
ri ,r,,u.uce on Monday Decembere 6, new course 81
instruction according % the most approved metned A-
e,..es viii meet Al his RON no - la FMse baitnE
"a Broadway on Monday Wednesday and Friday Of each
,-f al O'clock p NJ until the course OF lessons shall
have beea completed Terms, a. per month Persons 30
have attained partial knowledge Of the french Language
can unite with asses already formed.
For farther Information apply II - Proies.ors roon
bstw cen the houls OF ~ and > or Of sal T NJ
REFERENcEs.
Campbell ?. Whi,s, Gaillsrtst, tcitot OF me !
Jobn g. White John la Fargo. :. Couuier
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DANCING.

DODWOETH 4ts Broome-st. near 8roaowsy.-ihe
n. classes for the ensuing season viii commence On
Tuesday, Oct ; ..n.
A ID deeming Il unnecessary 20 enter into detal go
reun OF The sdvantsss. Of bis school, Or OF MS own
ousncstons would simply state that b. teaches all me
dances Of the Presen. day and those In proper
Tuesday, .ni saturday malt past fer ladies' ana child
rem Tuesday and sTidsy AZ halfps for gentlemen
soiree. twice month, confined entirely % me pupls
Private lessons any time not occupied BY the eass-s
IN waltlng the Polka Redowa any OF the new dances
A..t.rnlea families Ntende1. ~ pml,.l
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TIE CALAMITY ~ LAKE MicHIGAN.-We are
Without farther Information OF the loss o the Propeller
Phosnix ca Lske Michigan TIE .frgus OF this morn
us indalSes hope thst inis painful utelllence may
prove unfounied. Tnis hore rests upon toe circum-
stance that Chicago and Milwaukee pspri Of o-ys
stnr date than watch the calamity Is said to hsvo
occurred have been received But this Il not conclu
siva a. tne boats coming down the l.ke, unless they
touch q, Sheboyagsn, 30 not pass nearer than ior'y
miles OF hat place.
We perceive by the Chicago Journal ihs, the Propel
sr Delaware vas At that pl-ce and may hsys LETT in
time tn hsvs been She0oysgap a. repr. sented.
There i Telegraph Line nafx Cleveland and Pitts
tursh hst the Delaware msy hsve been aClsvelsnt
on saturday Bgtu SIZE ought 10 have been =; But
falo yesterday. AID I've Jour <91n.
Loss OF rHs PROPELLER SECRETARY BUCHANAN.
The stesner 18th arrived 81 New Orleans reports the
teal wreck tns steamer propeller Secretary BGchansn
bound 70 Vera Cruz. Lo50s Island on the night OF
the sih Instant All hands saved.
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~ DIR. Ghri-tie's t;aisanc Rings, Belts,
Bracelets aud Magnetic fluid.-Strangers are 70
-pectf1ly informed that the only place IN Nevl ora 70
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, 10 a. Is sz
Broadway between Johu-st and hsiden-ane. 81 In 81
cases Of SERIOUS DISEASES, the efficacy Of Christie
sslvAnc articles 10 truly wonderful and their great cee
bty has them cognt-sfed by needy persons
xho ODER spurious and worthless limitations azanst which
,,ore n NewYork will ever be SLOWED % sell Dr. Chris
s arc the sale and exclusive Agency Ia at l4 Broad
SUI IT
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ILLStss OF CHlEy JCsrIcE SPEscER-We
perceive BY tie ,nor Of Hon. C. Spencer. e,ier 10
the Committee r tie meeting lts'y that be e'u'd-
en-. bis s'sas who Sss for many years Chief Jus
tee OF This State 10 b IA dying state. The vsner-5e
jade }. nos re believe between SO and % yesrs Of
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ever he may be, spark Of the divine FIRE Is Ger
tsniy ia BIN. Observe the beautiful swel! Of tue
Dr. at and the graceful turn OF the be ad
Yes. It j. pretty thing" rejoined Alfred, hai
nte mptUOusly But | am too much vexei with
that kusvc h1 sold re the statue 10 60 into rap
lures about the head Of a cane, just nov. What
makes II more provoking is that Mr Duncan did
purchase a real antique last year. for less money
than / threw away on this modern thing
Having in vain tried D. impart bis own sunny nu-
NOR Ernest babe him adieu, and returned to bis
humble lodgings, out Of the city. As be fingered
ia the orange groves. listening 70 the nightingaes
be thought 10 himself wish that charming little
fairy, who came 10 me in my b0yish dream. would
touch Alfred with her Waud for the purse the old
enome gave him seems to bring him little by
He happened 10 look up at the moment and there
close by lis hand Touchu balancing herself
tip-toe on Ia orange bud. she had the same lumin-
Gus. loving eyes the same prismatic robe. and the
SEINE sunny CLEAN on her hair. she smiled as
che said Then You do not repent your early
choice though could not give You q purse fall Of
money T.
"Oh no indeed, replied be. Thou bart been
the brightest blessing Of my lie"
She kissed his eyes. and waving her wand over
him, said agectonately Take then the best gift
have 20 offer. When thou art an old man. thou
shalt still remain to the last simple. happy child.
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re.-HrRvAxN hRIEss respectfully announces 70 the
i.aies snd gentlemen Of Sewiofs, ihat be will give "a
the German language twelve lectures o. the history u
tion-Early Literature The Literature Of the Middle
Ase:3 Luther and cotemPofsIes; l. hiopstSeki .
Wi.i,rds 4 Ie.yin.. = Hcfder; g. The GermAl Society
IN Leipzic AID the Haiubund Of Contingent 3 Gelert,
Jurtus Nossr ClaBdius; 10 Goethe H. Schiller u
Jean Paul This lectures W" isNs fsee every Salliuay
exenins In Warrers Music saloon. corner Of Broad
sgd Lisoenardst commencing December s1oseriPii
r the ~Hoe IS payable on RECEIPT OF tie ucket SUB
,.~ - -. nav Be f1r nd a. the b9okstoIes Of Wiley
1 Putnan. Bsrtiett'k weifoid, c. ; francis CO.
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THE WKsT ISDIEs.-In many Of the British
West lndis ISLANDS including Jsmsics, BIbsdoes srd
Trinidad the planters taking Vigorous measures TO
induce the Home Governnen, 10 saord ,aem protection
for heir gres; staple Sugar, by vyns duties on the
sugar raised In other countries By Slave Labor. The
prospect Of success 4, rather dubious
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- Ambro,ial Tooth PASTE

- Atrbro.iaI Tooth fasie.-for s-snsus ne
stb nd .au,. I'd communicating azfeeabe odor 10
hs breath this Asibsal Fes,e composed q osns aHa
nrior to INV other denffcs Being compounded Of as
rngeui materials, il hsreeus ne .sin. and mske' then
IL in pre.ervius tbs from pr-nistare decay Ths
Paste also combines AMI putf scent and detergent proper
s.n, on k~epinE tls breath sad noath 10 sssset ard
5-sifbv eouditlos Prepared aad sod by HENRY JOHN
Soy it.-.t - Dr.srist. - BfoAdWsy IN the Granite
pi,- rr,.r 81 Chsuhefs-sL Sod also a. 10 Fuifor-
:. I'D q coSsinstoas - Hudsou, eorrsr OF spun< 30
-. q -. OF 2neod
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~ Genuine Bears OIL, hishlJ Psharnsd-l

~ Genuine Bears OIL, a.nlJ pshamsd;-Ihos'ss
80 a.s Of Bear. Oh ExPeHeEcs OF h.s fgly de-
rcn,traed th.t the genuine bears 81 the best srlsis
- $1,000 - .r5uth and beauilfyrg The hair. Who
sr -rch.ss, IN tie rrtrrssn-d may rely upon obtain
n tn sruaine erst-d grease OF tn rear, purified
- -i,S.sI5 nerfa-nsf Tor toilet purposes by dEazY
ofsso~ Ctea,i.t and Druggist, - Broadway IN the
GRAFT. Bniisin. cor ct Cbsmbers-st sold also a. tu
Ful.on-s. II Esst Broadway ard a. Cuddlnstons, 80
Hssson- Prre = ce1ts Tor small 81 cs1ts isrss bottles
~ Pureh.ssls 70 be sssaEcd Of se-tng the genuine
Besf, OF .bo.t purchase ouly such bears he zeal
.nd name Of .ary Johnson, 90 Broadway SYof7 lnses
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~ Moorhead,. Graduated Magnetic VIA.

~ Moorhead's Graduated Magnetic VIA
chine--Th-se snd beautiful i1str1m-nts have 70
.svsd the general commentator Of the medical pIofss
sion Of this city account VI their great simplicity and
sNceeoce. They confidently reeommended az being
beautiful yrnent tnd siectuz article Of the
nd which hes been introduced 10 the public In 81
Of chrouic character, the success al
tsnsus their use truly wonderful Zach machns &C
som panied BY manual Nth full directions snd y var
r,uted Manufactured and SOLD wholesale and retail u
.nl n y NOORHFAD ~ RlosdE sy. N
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Nfw-EScLASD SUFFER-A large number OF ga
tvs Of Ses-E sglan5 enjoyed Thanksgiving supper
At ,hs s., Charles Hotel. Pittsburgh, on Thursday eve
mig asst Judge shaer presided. and the scene MAS
enIive0ed y speeches tosstS s1d songs
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cy rNvELOPs AND FANCY Nors PArAk
BALLS PARTIES. sc.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have just completed their ane
oraled assortment OF Fancy and Plain Enyelops and
Fancy ard Plain Note Paper , - ...,
a. the shortest notice in the most elegant sSss On e
most re ssOusble terms by BELL vyStD'
.. al, wv Tribune Buildings
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NOTICES.
f PHRENOLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS
FOWI.ER- & WELLS,
Clinton Hail, I3f Nassau-st. \. y.


u. ID. Wheeler. Commissioner Of Dseds foT
~ .y1rk "a Connecticut. TanIuany Hall -
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RRoOKIyN AFFAIRS

CHARTER CONVENTION This body assembled
At o'clock yesterday sfteruoon pursuant To adjlurn'
msnt President Dkemsn IL the Chair The minutes Of
the last meeting having been read aud approved tns
President announced the appointment OF Mr. Corning
as member Of the Finance Committee In the piece oi
Mr. Klncher deceased The Convention then went la
20 a Committee of the Whole and proceeded With the
consideration of the Report Of the Committee on Public
improvements in relation the Assessment snd Colsc
ton of Taxes; Mr.. Harris taking the Chair.
Mr.. Murphy moved TO amend the liih section OF the
proposed ordinance, 10 require the collector TO
mke dsen, search fer the persOn assessed and 10 Gaze
he cannot be found send leave notice OF suco as
sessment hs last place Of residence and II then un
successful Ia reaching the party sssessed to demand ins
amount OF assessment from the occupant OF the pres
ses-Csrried Considerable discussion then took place
in relation 10 The adoption of oersin sections Of the or
dnauce In which s proposed thl, Commissioners OF
the sinking Fund shall pay the County Treasurer the
amount of uppsid taxes ard In lieu thereof have lien
upou the property whereon the taxes have not been
paid and hold ihe for certain period snd 1t the
taxes with srerest are no, then paid the same Is 10 be
sold and when the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
are to receive the amour, advanced by them together
with interest at toe rate Ut IS per cent
Tho Committee we're unable to sgree upon the sub
eot and therefore rose reported progress and obtained
leave 20 iii again
The Convention then adjourned until "Wednesday eve
ming next.
ST.. TRoAAss CHURcH.-This place of worship
was for the fourth time sarousy entered on Friday
night lat By making hole through the wall near The
pulpit The rogues hoseyer tls occasion Jailed to
ind .ufscieu, to reward III m for their labor
POLICg. Shortly after the store OF Mr. bNdsalb
IL Stant.us Buildings 10 FutOn-,t opened tor oGsi
ness Yesterday morning md 10 charge OF boy tso gen
teeliy Creased entered, Of whom engaged the
attention # the juvenile clerk, while The other helped
him.elfto piece Of cloth sni walked on The Oly
missing the cloth mmeds sicily csnsed the arr 81 OF IN
oiher Who gave his John Adams and was com
mitted for trial His sccompice succeeded In escaping
- John Cornell WAS arrested yesterday enf commit
- for trsl chsrse Of attempting b shoot of',r
Riley with a 2un....A colored msu. named John sam
SOP. VS. arrested yesierdsy BY oth,ers Williams ana
Wilson on charge OF burglary 10 having entered N.
workshop ci Nessn r s II Clsnn, carpenters, and
stealing lhereirom quantity # tools, sc. IHs accused
was com nitttec for examination.
rY- Our thanks are due to Harnden 4 Co. for
Boston payers.
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SCHOOLS.


FRENCH CLASSES. By Proi ,, 2, ~ .. ~ ~
L A NJ every Monday THURSDAY sno fio.s - ps,,.
I'd NrD,.r,ist Professor Edwards . naive % tI'-
s,a tesh-r 4 Prof Tappaas school,. and y psii
refers % the following ssnrslnea' W. T HsbSsrs
MD. Psad, " Gasasa.n I, 9 RIO sS'I Ps Wsi,s
Anss, Es.s, Prof heafy IsPPa1; Aes. ~ Ii a.
hsas~ Rev c. B. Rad. &c. &C Prot Edwards VIZ a.
tend =; ths house. 81 pspi. II requested class ioi
younx ladies' s osg.nsiIs Apply PeEsohay =. ~
letter. a. 81 McDougAst o. ~
MARSHES CLASSICAL aud Commercial Aesce
NE ny, l0T Hsnry-st Brooklyn vii te reopenea on
MONDAY August 81 Tor fhs insrrrcon Of young tentleen
r eveTy branch CT EDUCATION nscessAry q Y them g eater
college or countnE-hoase Terms from SO % clo Per
auarte For circulars containing rsersace and other sf
neulsfs apply the 0cs Of this paper o. a. = willow
r. Brcoklyn. sae4
ITO FEMALE TEACHkR>-wsniedl immediate
In An fengent lady 10 take charge Of the education
Of three CT four little grs ard 10 give 'essous on the psno
and N drawing ard painting % lew boys She must be
commitment Of the Protestant Episcopal Chursa. SOD
sct -onsls of character Qualifications and aptitude
10 tssch will be required one who has god voice Ana
n teach singing with the piano = preferred luqnrr o
Mr. n PErTlT, Gen. Theo Sensnsry, Cheisea-sqsare.
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sr. ANDREWS. Nov 1871.

Mr. Edn0r For fear of some Improper Impressions
being made upon the public mind will State oas Mr.
Michael King Of Holmes Valley came TO my house last
s.obah shout IL o'clock He said be was on the ROAD
from 81, Joseph 10 this place, and near the 25i nis
post sbou, ten mile. east of this place when two lndi
ans hred their rides at him ne hsi for hs lie, snd
when the Indians would get near he would atm bis rne
a, them sn1 they would stop Az last when quite ex'
hausted HI found one OF the Indians sixty OF seventy
vsrt hsat of the other he shot At the foremost bat
missed Hun They then met knives In hand. and he,
King split the Indian entirely through the Jaw; ihs
second stroke he his knife entirely up into the let
sfe Of the Indian-the Indian Tell back sud followed
the other, then near BY took alright snd f5d. hing
then ran toward tho Gulf cav smsck and called
they c.me and some Of them went 70 the spot saw the
desd Indian and said II was Joe the Old Indian Chiei
King vas shot through the .cket on his back but tho
bali missed bis body he cut with knife In three
places, not seriously. lie very bloody aud much
alarmed. / am. Dir. your obedient sery'r
HEaAN MERCER. p. "A st Andrews Bay.
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,VARIFF OF PRICES duIlns the suspension o

LIVINGSTON WELLS DO not UNDERTAKE W NJ"
xoods west OF Buffalo, but will forward them 10 Messs
ftvIScsroS FARGO at Buffalo, whose line extends 10Y
.fasr, TO Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit and Cmesso-
~ The Express propnetofs hola themselves 's'Pe'
bic oaly as forw arding merchants ,, -, -
~ Bauk notes specie, jswery, valuable or sht ana
bulky goods taken by special contract only OAss ano
slsssware taken ouly AZ the sole risk Of the owner
ff Goods destined for places Oh the line OF rsosd Of
xst OF Buffalo will be delivered 70 other Express lines
or other modes Of conveyance between those PAGES lu
,s otherwise ordered and all responsoiity on our Psi'
eeasss on delivery Of the property ~ above. ,,,,,
n8 I'm LIVINGSTON WELLS, New-fo'kl 10 waist
,E,UE EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH lNsUR'
4 ANCE COMPANY, No. 40 Waii.st-ln addition
10 The business of Life Insurance, this company Is
now prepared to make insurance on the hhALih
of individuals By the payment OF the premium, 1ne
n.rson insured will become entitled TO receive rom
he Company should he become sick, the amount
ins1red duffnx each weeks sickness experienced -
To enable persons OF limited means to avail themselves on
thshishy useful and beneficial insurance the rates are
houghf within their reach Persons will be Insured nom
~ no - per week between the ages Of ~ and % years
The rnes for all ages from ~ TO AZ, are as olows Inc
nnyment OF q go viii ~ week during
one year; 81 20 - 8 So 81; 81 - and - 80 go
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President
RICHARD H. Bull AN Secretary and Actuary
JogS McCLELLAND, NJ d. 81 Fourth-ay Physician
Pamohlets containing the full rates and expsnations
-. :, III -, ,La ofsra Nc sweod
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TaOMPsON,s PREM UM TRUpe,

x% improved By J. r. Bsnjanis, Is Bsst9snst
%s universally spyrvvsd Of by ths hsaicsi
~tFssalry and al Who sss thsnz> = ~ erse.sss
can be graduated from one 70 AnyAoesf -
The ~ ptars WITHOUT beck ped which dsss ~ he.
~ 70 tbs spine esuslns wssknsa ed 80 y ~ ~
I'd .iss.. sad oissa permanent spssI dsssss 6s 1s
tsl siyen and IL perfectly ssstsftscsy nsosy e,
tarnsa Aso, the most Approved ssoss6ss 49, -
Bsadasea uo ~"
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.,ce,ss N Mr., BETTS's SUPPORTERS. They are now
worn BY 20oo0 females Ia various parts OF tho O"ten
states With the greatest ease and comosti
lind 10 Mrs Betts's supporters eve ytnntt9 P,srs
and nothing 70 blame Ten ladies' Of this city who nave
used Il az my suggestion have found quite comic able
aud IL /, with pleasure that approve Of rs sPPheat"n
"P CHATARD, Sea MD baltimore
All accounts which we have received concerning your
Supporters have been most favorable and 10 our own
practice they have been very successful q,
From Drs CsaaIcHasL q MiLLs hicasona, va
30 fr,-o5- 1873 Broadway
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CUHMPaGNE, PORT and sherry Wines, for fam

CHAlfPAGNE, PORT and sherry VINES IoI lsn.
Nfy use-Snse baskets or boxes sent Tree oil expense
70 any part Of the city =, NJ, ma. p,.,
Chsrnpagnes-Heidsick, Parry, Ne Plus Ultra husslsn
Pale Minerva Venus, and siery Mousseux, IN quarts
and pinfs at o. 70 Si2 per dozen ~ .,
Port Wines-Pure Juice and Old London DOCK Ia "ooo
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Pemann and Pale and Browns nom 10 Cts 70 - per gar
lon la wood and glass.
Madeiras Of different brands. ,,.. D.. -
french Wines-Clos yougent, Chsnlatin Baune' 70
cases. -- -. a. u o., a "a
Bordeaux Clsret Ia wood and cases from ~ D. 70 - "
per q. zen. .,
Ola Brandy in demijohn, ana bottles
Teas-Green and Black, Ia and l3lD- boxes
Havana C. liars best quality. For sale BY
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