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TEN DOLLARS EWAGD.

~ ANYWAY from the subscy, a few days since,
IL my Negro Man. ASDREi The said N-eros
likely fellow, some II or2J yeold, OF brown c"i'-
plexion, rather intelligent. chased him IN Rich-
mond, Of Mr. T-mplrman. lahay. lie was raised
near fredericksburg, near whplacr suppose he Is
now lurking The above reRd VIII BE- paid 10 Bty
p-rs who viii deliver him me, At II ny Point
Mills. Cumberland, or secure a In any jill 20 lhall
get him. JOEL J. SCOTT
sent ol--rtt
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DIED.

Died, at the residence of her husband, Mr. Henry
Hill, of Mt. Gideon, Caroline, Sunday, the 4th DAY
Of November, Mrs SARAH JANE NIL, IN the 39ti
year Of hrrage. The many eIcrenees that adorned
her character secured the lave aud esteem of all her
extensive friends and acquainrances Az n WIFE, ami
able and devoted; az a y ep mother, afectonaie and
KIND; AZ neghboT sociabir and hospitabir and 5
mistress enient and orbrarns. She died Consistent
member of the Reformed Church.
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore Sun.
JACksUN, INUF. TO IS4S
IISSI sSIppI FL ECTI0N RETItRNs

JACksON, NOV Id 1857.
MISSI iSIPpl ELECTION RETURNS.
The returns of the election Tor Governor, mem.
bers OF Congress, &C., in this Safe, come in
slowly.
The following are the majorites 10 tho Third
Congressional District.
Kinds county.-Lee, whig Tor Governor, 1876;
Gray, wing, for Congress, 1876. Taylors major
ity was 1854.
Rankin couniy.-Quilman, DEM, for Cover
nor, $50; Melville, dem, for Congress, go.
Cas- majority was IA.
Scott county Quitman, dem, &c; Melville,
DEM, l75. Cass' majority was l2l.
Warren coun,y-Lee, wing. Isl; Grey, wing,
2as. Taylor's majority was 4l2.
Holmes equity Gray, Wing, so. Taylors
majority was l23.
Leake county, QlitmaD, Dem, 100; McWi-
lie, lac. Taylor's majority was 80.
Yazoo county, Qunman, Dem, %; GRAY.
Whis, Is. Taylors majority was l44.
Madison county, Lee, Wing, %; GRAY, Wing.
81. Taylor's aj,rity was III
Auala counly-McWiie, DEM, 1863. Cass'
majority was 50.
kemper counry-McWillie,D Dem, 243. Cas-
majority was 81
Neshoa county Melville, Dem, Is. Cass'
majority was IL.
Washington County, Gray. Wing, e.. Tay,
lor's majority vas lOS.
The SAFE gave Gen. Cass majority Of 63S
over Gen. Taylor.
Major General Winfield Sect arrived in PEI
tersbuts on Friday afternoon and took lodgings
al Powell's Holel In The evening, be was wait
led on by the Mayor and several other citizens
and rendered the compliment, OF public dinner
which, from various considerations, he declined
On Saturday, he was visited by a large portion
OF our citizens, both male and female, who were
delighted al The opportunity of shaking the gal
LIANT Hero OF Mexico by The hand. Alter dinner.
he was escorted by all OF our volunteer compa-
MES, under The command Of Col. Thomas H.
Rosser, to The Richmond Depot, and departed
amid The cheers of The multitude and The roar OF
muskeuy. The General seems 10 be in pretty
good health and spirits. Ills visit was more
than gratifying 10 all of our cilizens aud his
manners impressed those who saw him mos, IA.
voTably.--Psters5r'g Republicans.
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Classical and Mutheatical school,

NEAR LOUISA COURT HOBBY Dr Il \ MehEE
JNHE next session of this Sol will commence on
The 18th day Of January, acontiau. ten months,
with vacation at onr monihsummeI.
hI Mckee has AIKEN the drr Of Master Of Arts Of
the University nt Virginia ailas had several year,
experience In teaching Ills iTse of instruction 10
thorough, embracing Latin Greek, Mathematics
French, Spanish, German, L.
will take lew hoys a. Hders in ~ AMY,
who Will have the advantage hereiafofe, ol hVihs
with the Teacher Ny house about one mile rom
Louisa Cont House, III "A heay part OF tie eouh
try n any III The State.
TERMS:-F"r Board, inclutg Tuition for All 81
any OF the su jec;s tau sht, s or ten months
The School Is limited 10 fiftt; and therefore, Ino'e
desiring IL send, shonld make y apple alton 10 ,he
subscriber. LlSllA MELloN'
T.nuiaa 'nirt Ii.usp Auuu.f-cu
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
We have received (says Sundays New York
Herald) our files of papers from MonteviGeo
and Bio Janeiro, brough; by the ship Maria,
Captain Smith, which arrived yesterday tom
Rio de Janeiro.
Our advices from Rio Janeiro are to the Ali Of
October, which is three weeks laer than our
last accounts. The dates from Munevdeo are
10 the 18th OF September, containing accounts
from Bnenos Ayres, 10 the ll,h of The same.
The news by these arrivals 10 important
We learn from Captain Smith that the crop OF
coffee on the Brazilian plantations is much
shorter this year than il was The year before, and
is commanding higher prices than usual.
The United STATES frigate Brandywne is lying
10 the port OF Rio-officers and crew all well
The Government Of Buenos Ayres has pur-
chased the Danish brig Stephen, and The AmeTi-
can schooner Adolphus. 10 strengthen the fleet oil
Parana. A letter from Buenos Ayres, published
in the Concrete del Plata, of The 10Th, says shat
great naval preparations are being made al
Buenos Ayres, and it is believed the object aimed
at is Brazil, against whom these armaments are
supposed TO be intended, and with whom il is be-
ieved that war is inevitable.
Nothing fresh has occurred in respect TO the
prolracted question of the Rio de la Plata. The
relative position Of Buenos Ayrcs ami NOME
video remains as al las, accounts, and The now
long.sandng difficulties seem 10 be as far re-
moved from prospect of settlement as ever they
were. The same uncertainty and the same &C.
neral dislrust and want OF confidence continued
10 prevail, both al Buenos Ayres and al Monte
video.
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POETRY.

THE MOONLIGHT OF THE HEART.
csnpossd BY Strakoseh-Suns by MADAME Biseaeela"s'
Oh! gaily is Lite's morning bright,
Love speeds The rosy hours,
lllumes each scene with smiling light,
And strews each spot with flowers
Around bis shrine young Hope and Joy
Their fairest gift, inpail,
Nor doubts can chill, nor tears destroy
The Sunshine OF the Heart.
Those now'rs will droop, those beams must wane
Bot when their gIories cease,
A softer spell will still remain
To soolhe the soul 10 peace.
For then shall Friendships tranquil rays,
LIS hallowed charms impart,
Send res: DER Lies declining days,
The Moonlight of The Heart.
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REQUIslTiONS. LoUA RAILROAD.

- tBScR!BENS la the East. Extension will phY
~ into tho Exchange BINS iIchmoni IN addticR
to the sum unpaid an The rrgni0ns0f March, hpnl,
MAY, June, July, August AMI SENDER, amounting 10
SIS per share, thr snni Of Saw: SlU on the 1T
October, SiU On the lst II Noshrr, and $40 on the
Isl Of December. BY order of Board Of Directors
Sept. 4-c2aWtlsinrc. ]. GREET, Treasurer.
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Our streets were vocal the other day with the
farewell songs Of the negroe, manumitied by
tho will Of the late Mr.. Otway Carter. They
were passing through the village on their way to
Pennsyvania. We learn that there we're more
than eighty of them, including all ages. sizes,
and sexes. They we're under the charge of Mr..
Burrows, the executor Of Mr.. Carter.
II Mr.. Burrows wishes to secure for these ne
groes friendly reception in the State to which
lhey are going, he should before entering Penn
sylvania, break the company into small parties,
and disguise them as ruaaWays. They will then
be received with open arms, and Toasted on the
iatted calves.-But let their true character be
known, and they will probably be driven back
- were John Randolphs manumitted negroes,
when seeking TO enter the State of Ohio So
true, 1t 10, that it is not love Of the slave but
hatred Of the master, that actuates the philan.
throphic abolitionis.s.
Harrentcn virginia. Flap.
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A TEACHER ANrEU.

WISH To engage young tiernan, "a graduate OF
some Literary Institution, University would be
ing year. uni dbted testing "a OF moral character
aud qualifications 10 teach fehIy. Eieil'h, Laiin.
Greek aud Mathematics. VIII aequired. Address hs
subscriber al Gordonsviile, Ore Comfy. .
Nov G--c2iwlistU LAS NEWMAN.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

NEW YORK., Nov. IL + M.
Ners from Caliiornia-Markets. 81.
The New York papers of this morning are
filled with its details of California news brols ht
by the steamer Empire City, arrived here yeslcr-
day.
1t is stated that over 300 square rigsed YES,
sells are now in the hatbor Of San Francisco.
The present population oil California is esti
mated at one hundred thousand souls.
Five mutineers on board the S schooner
Ewing, we're 10 he tried for an attempt TO drown
Passed Midshpman Gibson,
A very rich placer has been discovered on
Trinity river, where it is said men can gather
one hundred dollars worth of gold daily.
The health of the country is rapidly improv
ing-the fever having almost entirely disappear
cd.
San Jose has been agreed upon as the seat Of
government Of the new State.
The California Legislature, which meets in
December mex, will elect two United States
Senators and proceed Immediately to organize a
Stale government. No free negro will be per-
mitled 10 enter the Stale.
American gold dollars are selling al San
Francisco for three apiece.
The New York Tribune contains a letter
from Bayard Taylor, giving detailed account
OF the gold mine mentioned in the Alta Cslifor-
MIA as having been discovered ON The rancho OF
Colonel Fremont. The quartz strata is $50
feet in breadth, and has been traced for two
leagues. The specimens OF quariZ taken out
yields al The rate OF TWO ounces ot pure gold 10
every twenty-five pounds. The mine also con-
tains large quantities OF native silver
There are about 100 900 persons al The mines,
and their average earnings is about So per day.
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To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
THE Undersigned, Executor Of the last will and trs
lament Of Mary Hargraves, late I'll Charles
County, in the State af Maryland deceased, hereby
give notice that he ihisnds 10 apply flr transfer Of
the stock held by said testatrI at The time Of hsr
death In the faruiers' Bank Of Virginia; and also In
the Corporation Of Alexandria, In said State Of vIr-
gnia To tr Iegatees thereof under SAID last VIII and
testament BASEL u SPALDING
Aur 2s-cWim Executor Of Mary Hargrav~s
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HEARTS AND HOMES.

HEARTS AND HOMES.
Hearts and Homes, sweet words oil pleasure,
Music breathing as they fall,
Making each The others treasure,
Once divided losing all;
Homes, ye may be high or lowly.
Hears alone can make you holy,
Be the dwelling Ger 50 small
Having Love ii boasielh all.
Hearts and Homes, sweet words OF pleasure,
Music breathing as We fall,
Making each The others treasure,
Once divided losing all.
Hears and Homes, Hearts and Homes!
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TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN

NOTICE is hereby given that we, Nathaniel chaun-
~ cey and Henrietta Chauncey, surviving eIecu-
iurs al Ehhu Chauneey, deceased, ali Of the CITY Of
Philadelphia. in the State of IennsylyanIt Intend Ia
transfer 10 William Savage, ofihe said city, shares
hundred and nine Shares of Stock The Peters
burg Railroad Company, and three hundred and ninety
three Shares of stock in the Richmond, Fredrneks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, standing IN the
name OF the said EIhu Chauncey tho books Of the
said several Companies. respectively.
NATHANIEL CHAUNCEY,
HENRIETTA CHAUHCEY,
Surviving Executors Of Elihu Chauncey, deceased.
Philadrlphia, Octpber l0-cw4m
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE REVISED CODE.

The. Suffolk Iulelligcncer, whose editor is a
member Of the Legislature expresses the hope
tina, The work OF The extra session, which does
NOT take effect ill July next, may moi be changed
BY the nex legislature, but suffered 10 have fair
Trial, and then il will be time enough TO correct
errors and imperections.
The same paper SUCCESS that as the new code
is expected To be distributed in January, some
Form Books for Justices should be had along
with it, so that when they have The new laws
they may also have the means OF referring TO
book OF forms and explanations adopted 10 The
new safe OF things AID thus will be prepared
by the time The laws go into effect, TO act On
them.
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N0I,IC

OWING 10 thr ineemency ohe weather, '"e he
~ Of the tract of land and ponai property :" ~, On
ale james W Winfre-, dc:., a1stsrd 10 " nm d,y
the 18th inst Is postponed untIiuesday, tne ,.Is
OF November next, when the s, VIII pcsnlsegt ,y-
place If The weather is far, IL n, the next TAR a
The terms Of the sale will be same rs "e''
advertised. Lucy vSFKEE, comnA
JyO ] B)WN. .,,.
Oct 25-c3a~Ids LuCY|iNth1L' "s---,
nisMAL SWAMP LAND CdPANY-ln,e swamp
~ meeting Of ) stockholders TIE pisihs IN "a
Land Company. will be held IN Town VI
Inc UNI" ''''''a'' '"' RoiUTLER, Prem a,",.
Is. Land co"p'r 81
Smitftfirld Nov, 2. --
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BOAROIii. over Dr..
AIRS. J. Is. ABBOTT has Ia Jus me Farmer.
lVl Hudson's office, two door ~ IN his month,
Bank and win te ready the a,ss =. of The
to accommodate one family. fgtt -
Legislature, and as many day b"oe
NOV l3-c3t
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NOTICE .,nto &.
7 no appoint and constitute y son - p ,ay pu.nr'
lVau chan my sole agent TO tfateI az wwsI,;HiN.
in my stead. CATHABsS r,,rutrir. &C.
Hanover Va, Nov. 3d-cw4t -----
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dispatched, it is supposed, to Valparaiso, 'ne
steamer sailed for Tahiti, and the Pour'evan'e'
With M. Dillon and family sailed for this place,
where she arrived on Tuesday evening M
n;llon and family have taken passage from Pa
mama in the steamer Oregon, from which place
he goes 10 France, via New York.
The British Consul General and the Amet'
car Consul porlested against The acnon OF 'n '
French forces The British Consul General o.
Tered his services as mediator, but was reluseu
Il is uncertain what the result of all TINS wll
be; but the general impression is, that NJ DIXON
has exceeded his powers, and that his acls WIN
be denounced ty his government ms oeiiei Is
by his sudden departure, and MS
anxiety 10 be the FIRST 10 represent The mailer 10
his own government.
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THE MARIANNA-We are graIted 10
have il in our power 10 stale that this vessel, WIN
officers and crew all well, arrived al San Fran
cisco on the Goth September.
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In a letter TO the Union, Ro. Beale, Esq The
Sergean,-at Arms Of the Senate, vindicates his
character "irom the base and cowardly assault
made upon i.by sscre' assassin" The cores
ponden, of the N. Y Courier and Enquirer, who
had charged him with being All agent oil Mr..
Ewing in the famous renting OF Douglass house
aud The consequent Office. brokerage.
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natives of the Granite Stale excepting Mr.. Big
Glow. The speeches we're short, eloquent and
happy.
Mr.. Webster made second speech at ten
P. NJ, in reference to tie position Of our coun"
Try at large, and the political safe Of Europe.
This eloquent and able address is thus reported
in the Boston Traveller:
Gentlemen, departing from the character If
particular States, leaving Tor the present and as
last, the agreeable thoughts that have entertain
ed US, Of our own homes and our own origin, il
seems 10 me, before we part not improper that
we should call TO our attention the marked char
acter of tho age in which we live, and the great
part that 10 the dispensatons OF Divine Prov.
dence we are called upon 10 ACT in il.
ave are in an age Of progress. lba, progress
is towards self,soyernmeDt by The enlightened
portion Of The community everywhere. And q
great question is, how this question is 10 be cat :,
ried on without, being carried 10 eXcess-how
popular government can b. established without
running into licentiousness. That Is The great
question, and We have seen how difficult il is,
by those not taught 10 the school of experience,
10 establish that government.
ut is Common sentiment distributed by those
who would rerolu,onize Europe, ihai 10 be Tree
you have only 10 nIl i. That IS a ialacy.-
There mus be prudence aud balance OF de-
panme,ls, and there must be persons who will
leach the science Of government; and there are
but few, except in his country, who can leach
that science. lHear, hear.") And we have
arrived al This ability by an experience Of a
hundred years. And how has il comet Why,
We are an oil shoot OF The British Constitution -
We came here aud established This government,
BY great popular principle, and that is by Rep
resentat!p: po,cer, and our people have been 40,
cusIomed 10 This for Two hundred years.
ITO abide by The voice OF the Representatives
iairiy chosen by the edicis OF III s. who make
The legislative enacmrnls, has ben our policy.
And from The first settlement 81 the colony al
Plymouth, through all our sub,eque / history,
we have adhered 10 this principle. We threw
of the pawer OF The King. We also rejected The
power OF the Parliament. That was John
Adams's doctrine. And Ina is the reason why
the Parliament was moi alluded TO in The Decla-
ration OF Independence The Colonies ackEowl-
edge! the power Of the Crown, bul never acknow>
lrtsing the authority OF The Parliament, they dis
dained 10 give any reason icr throwing of The
power of Parliament.
when The Revolution severed us IRON The
mother county, then We had nothing 10 do but TO
go en- with our elections, supplying The Cover
nors mol appointed BY the Clown by our own
election, and go on as al first; and that it was
which enabled the Colonies OF Connecticut and
Rhode Island, down 10 very late period, 10 con-
Time their ancient Institutions.
But where else could this te done7 Could
you 90 10 tbe colonies Of Sou.h America 10 find
any Thing like Representative Government
III you look any where beside al France Oh IAe
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have advanced: sales of red at % elsa s l. in
clndIng some to-day at $i.0l, and white OF .O4a
> 20 Rye 56G57 cts. Corn has advanced cts.
per bushels sales of yellow early in the week at 53,
since at 81 cts, including white at 81 cts. per
90 lbs. Oats dull, Southern 2Sa29, and Pcnna. 3la
81 cts. per bushc TOn-Thc sales comprise 100
tons No. Charcoal Forge at sos and small
lot No. Anthracite at S2450 per ton. Lead-
The market is bare of Pg-holdrrs ask cts. per
10 for parcels to arrive. MoidsSGs Sales OF lo'
hhdS Clcntuegos at % cts; some Porto Rico al Is,
and $50 Matanzas and Trinidad private terms.
!Ndrm Sores-Rosin is in better demand: sales $500
brls common at la 05, and soap do. At 50a 1928.
Sales OF $50 brls Pitch TO arrive, at = 90 Tar Is
scarce. Sales of 800 brls. Spirits of Turpcntlnc at
32a33 cts. time OHs-Linsced dull small sales
at 6Dd6l cts. in csks. and brls. ProriSiOnS-Small
sales of Mess Pork at 10 81 e 80 and Prime at
s 75a SO. Sales of 2jO,OOO lbs Bulk Hams aud
Shoulders, in dry salt, at and g. cts; $1,000 lbs
Sides ate and 300 hhLs. and tres Western smoked
Hams at 55G5i; baggcd and fancy Gallo; Sides o,
and Shoulders cts. Lard is dull: sales of 700 brs.
and kegs at 65a7i cts. per ID. SFedS-Thc demand
for Clover continues limited: sales Of 1000 bushels
common and prime free at 50a s % per 90 lbs;
100 bushels Timothy, $50. Sales OF 2oo bushels
FlaxSeed at 8 l.25, measure, and = 80, weight.
Spirits Whskey is rather iirmer: sales in hhdS at
49, and in brs. al 20a204 cts. Sugar-Market dull:
sales Of 200 hhds n Orleans at 5dl5 cts; $50 Porto
Rico on private terms, and 100 bNS. Cuba yellow at
o. cts. per lb.-nqtircr.
New ORLEANs-3 days preceding April Il.
RemarkS-There hats been but little animation in
the various departments of our market since our re-
port of w cdne sday last. Most descriptions OF west
crn Produce, but more particularly Flour, Corn, and
Pork, dull and depressed, aud the same may be
remarked of Sugar and Molasses. There have been
transactions TO some extent in Cotton but the de-
mand is not general, most parties are awaiting the
receipts of their letters per Niagara. There is fair
enquiry for Tobacco and prices steady. The
river has rcccded few inches, but is still at an I'M
usual hcight.-Price Current
COttOn-Thc sales of the week have been 10000
bales, taken principally for England at prices rang
ing from s. for ord. / for fair. The stock on hand
is 2ll 100 bals Coffee The market has been quite
steady, but not active, and the sales in three days
amount to $500 bags at 6lc6} cts. for good Rio The
stock is now 5000 bags Misunderstanding con-
tnucs dull at 3 9a5l per ct. prem. Freishis-Thcrc
has been but a moderate business during the past
Ew days, though very material change has ia ken
place in the rates The engagements since our last
are one American ship for Liverpool at 3D. for Cot
ton and 3 ID. for Corn, one for Havre at BIO cent
for Cotton, Ga slight dccInc) bark for MarseiIlcs
at cent for Cotton and British bark for Cork at
l6d. for Corn. The rates little lower for heavy
articles coaStwiSc.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.


"a Savings Bank for The benefit qfthe IVido,o and
Orphan.''
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL + 900 900 STERLING, OR So, 500 ,OOO
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premums)
of about 5 900,
(Part0f the Capital is INFESTED in the United States
Il. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
ChiG Office for America, "a U'ailst, N.Y)
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland
John J. Palmer, Gorham Fl. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ Fox
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, G. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D Il. RICHARDSON, General accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
Of Agents, sc. &c, obtained at the Chief Office ~
Wall street, from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
]. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States and B. N. A. Colonies
Pamphlets planatory of Life Insurance and the
pecnIiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office,
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredih, Esq, Chairman.
Saml Hofman, Esq,
j. II NJ Culioh Esq. M. D.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. Germanstreet.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. jy 81 ly