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FOR CLERK,

ngWe are authorised to announce
WM. M. JOHNSON. Esq, candidate
for Clerk of the Disric' Court of Edse6sld
strbe ensuing election.
u The friends of PETER GCATTLE-
BUM, Esq,. announce him as candidate ior
the Office o. Clerk The Court OF Common
Pleas, of this District. nj the ensuing election
We are authorized to annonnce THOS'
G BACON. candidate fnrre.electon as
Clerk of the Court. Cor Edgrfeld District.
The friends of E. PENN, announce
him as Candidate for 'he Office Of Clerk
at the ensuing election.
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FOR ORDINARY.

We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
PRESLEY, as Candidate for tue Office ol
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
We are; authorized 10 announce Vol.
WILLIAM n MOSS. as Candidate
for The offce OF Ordinary at the ensuing
plectinn. ,,n
M The friends of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esqr.. annonpce him IA candidate ior the ni
iice of Ordinary Of this District, al the ensuing
election. :, :.
We are authorized to announce Maj
WI. COLEMAN. as candidate f"i
Ordinary a,ihe ensuing election.
The friends Of HUGH A. NIXON. Esq.
respecifulr announce him as Candidate
fnr',be office Of Ordinary, at tue mex
Election.
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NO BACKING OUT.

}s The steamer Andrew Jackson, Capt
Eckert. on her last trip from New Or.
leans to Cincinnati, entered the. cana
at louisville, and after passing Through
the iocks, met another large boat in the
canal. filling, from side tn SIDE. The
captain on either boat insisted on the
other backing out; eacllrefused: words
ran high; each threatened the other to
put on steam and rush through iIsr. AT
this point the superintendent of the
canal made his appearance, and decided
that the Andrew jackson shonld back
down to the basin, and suffer the other
to pass on into the lorks, saying the
other boat had entered by permission,
and ,liat the Jackson ought to have
stopped al the basin. Captain EckeIt,
af;er giving vent to feW.bilier, bold
curses upon the superintendent, @reluc:
tantlY prepared to back the Jackson
down to the basin. One ot.his deck.
hands. an Irishmar, who, with flushed
cheeks and hraving hosom, had wit;
messed the contest, here exclaimed:
!" Captain Eckeri.! this is your hoat j
You can back hersif you2choose," md
seizing screw-driver,5and pointing to
the figure head, a Likeness Sof General
Jackson, carved inihickory, shut this
ould feller never backs.'' Applying;
The instrumentTbe hegan to nnscrew the;
figure head fromIhe boW-sprii, with The,
declaration, :. no man ever packed him
living, and while Lean; Iasna an, arm,
no manishalIsback,bimsd 3 So say
ing, lie upscrc#ed the figure, took.it
upo.. lis shoulder, rafrisdsit up Town,
called his friends iogstheIi held a ca.
rousal overSit, till the boatteoiSihfougt,,
then replaced it t>inSits position, and s
sumed his accustomed, Place.on thp!foreS
castle of The Andrew.Jacks ckson.--zIJ VASE
iagton Globe. ~,
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n office.

~ NOEEC CO. Y. - -
:. "A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
N VIM. Scurry deceased,Ea ,Earereqoested
{ TO make immediate paymen', .apd:those
having demands against the Estate, TO pre-
sent them to the subscribers, properly at.
tested
~. Fl. e. CULBREATH, dJ,n.rs
ElMARYIH. .SCUtsRY'S
Is Oet.,15 3ln 80 S S
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From TIC AbJcpiHc Banner.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES,


In regard to the Facilities for Manu(ac-
turing we believe The Distric, Of Abhevile
will compare with any other in the Stale.
In the frsl place we have an abundance
Of wafer: power for The manufacture Of all
The Cotton and Wool ne cangrow. Indeed
we have waler-powcr for propelling almost
anv kind of. msch,uery. TrueSthere: arc
some sections ofihe District in which The
water power is limited buI 10 those sections
The laud is generally poor and lhereispine
timber in abundance which. would make
such sections firsr rate localities or3Sleam
Saw Mills. The introduction of such
Saw Mills will be the only way in which
those sections ofthe District. can :be.turoed
10 much account. We could:nametwo or
three sections peculiarly adapted{io this
purpose. We speak more particularly
however, of water. power. Upon nths sub.
ject we say then that il is undeniable that
we ought to have a sufficient number Of
Cotton factories 10 consume all ofthe Cot
ION we raise. We suppose there are from
10 10. I2 thousand bagssof Cotton raised in
the District and that although we have an
abundance Of Water power, not one pound
Of il is manufactured here by machinery.
Now supposiDg all Of the Cotton grown
here was manufactured in the District, the
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Notice.

ISAAC FREE living near. The fork of the
u Higging Ferry Road and Chapel Ferry
Road. toles before me-, small Gray Mare
Mule, supposed TO be fifteen years old. Ap-
praised at thirty.iye dollars. this December lsi,
ls45. 8! sGt2 ..5 .:$,
HARDY WHITE, hagistrate.
Dec l3 dim 6s2S- :47
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ROME RAlLRoAr-We perceive by the
Coosa Journal that lie cars;are now run
ming daily between Kingston on the State
Road to Rome. transporting ell The freight
offered. The completion of this branch
and The introduction of steamers on the
Coosa river, opens lo,tbe commerce of
Augusta large and fertile section Of
Alabama, which will find a mar et here
for large portion ofits productions:
augusta Chronicle.
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e AN .DI.l, TE S.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF. 8
\ nJThe friends of WESLEY BoDlE,Esqr
annonr,ce him as candidate Sfar the Dttlct ;oi
Sheriff Of this District atthe ensniils election:
We re sulhorized to announce 9 APT.
: HUMPHRE 30 IlLsYARE as a Can
4lidare tor Sheriff, nj the Sensuing election
friends Of Colt ,SsV,i Ian. AZ
The friends q esolsJ DIN HILL 4, an
!. ,,oi,nce him as a candd daie for Sheriff OF Eds~
field Djsirici at4he .pexp election. - ;,
n, w are -7tfssspinarized IN ann0sfn'e Il j..
WHITAKER. as candidate Tor u'e once {
of Sheriff, nj the ensuing election -,
Tbe Friends Of WM. p. BUTLER, Esf"
snnonrce him as a Candidate for Sheriff at the
next eIpclion. ~
NJ Tue Friends Of ALFRED MAY,
anpounce him os aCandIdate for Sherlif,
ut the ensuing election.
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S. CARoLINA RAIL ROAD.

y. CAItOLl..A RAIL ROAD.s
We understand that the Directors Of
the South Carolina Rail Road Conpa-
ny, at a meeting held on Saturday eve:
ming, tile S0lh ult., decided not 10 de-
clare dividend, for reasons SET forth in
The resolutions below, which we're
unanimously adopted:
Res0lued, That the President and
Directors, under present circumstances,
feel that il is impossible to declare a
dividend in eithor cash or script.
Also, whereas, the earnings of this
Company have accumulated a large
amount Of property, consisting Of half
the stock of the Camden Branch, and
the:lols ndlands bought for depnts, in
Charleston and elsewhere, The. payments
for which preyenta cash dividend now :
And, whereas, the said stocks and pro-
perry are not susceptible as such Of be.
ing distributed as dividends amongst,he
stockholders :. Belt
r.Resoidedf That it. be referred to a
yCommitteeto report a, The next meet
ing oflhis Board, what SHALL be done
with said properly and stock. Fl.
Rssolpea, also, That said Committee
be charged 10 report on ille establish.
.meht of q: Sinking FundF,o meet onl
.debls.-.aharlestoa Courier, Jansl
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.

LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
OF THE S. G.. ANNUAL CONFERENCE, l649
Charleston Dis,ric.-P E.-S. ". Capers
Churleslon-W. NJ. Wightman, Ed'r
Southern Christian Advocate.
CnmberIand-W Whltefnrd Smith.
TriniIy-C. Fl. Psi,chard,
Bethel. A. Porter.
ST.: James-A. G. Srancy,
Black Swamp-W. A. McSwain. Thos.
Mitchell.
Sav. River Misson-P. 10 C. 10 be sup
piled. II F. Porter.
Colleion Neck Mission~-Joseph Warnock.
Walierboro'-A. w. Waller. A. J Mey-
nardi,
Combahee and Ashepon Mission-J. r,
. C0bern. A. Chrei,zberg.
Orangeburg-W. G. Conner,
Cypress-W. C. Kirkland. q. w. Moore.
Pom Pom Missions. P, Taylor,
Cooper Riyer-J. w Kelly,
/" Missiun-T. E. LedbeItet.
Beaufort and Prince William Mission
ID d. Cox L. A. Johnson.
Edisto, Jehnssee. and Fennick Island
C. Wilson. M. l.. Banks.
Cokrsbury Disrrict-P. E.-W. A. Game.
well.
Eesefrld-W P. Mouzon. A. l.. Smith.
Cokesbury-C. a. Crnwell, J. T. Muuds,
,Pickens-R. P Franks.
Paris Mnun,aiu-D w. Seal.
Prndleton--Miles Purker.
GreenvllleSf.-S. NJ. Green.
Greenville Cir.-A. B. McGiIvray..J. Fin
ger.
Union-S. Townsend. IT. G. Parsons,
Lanrens-Z. w. Barwnes.
Newberry-P. 9. Bowman, S.H. Dun
swoady. z$.
Mt. .Trion Mission--L$" Scarborough.
Columbia Districi-P E IN. Tally.
Cnlumbia-J Stacy.J. T. Wightman.
iBarnwell-R. J. Boyd. A. H Harmon,
5Grani,evilIe Mission-H M. Mood,
Columbia Cir.-D. Derrick. =
.Camden-W.. IT. Capers. ,ass,zs : s. s.
San,ee-W. s. .HoIiom.
$SumiefyitfeEJ. !. H. Zimmerman.
Darlngton-C Walker, T. j. Colti-.
ran. - ~: S Z y q
Lapas5 s5asi5ar-D. sc Donald, i,
sYinnsboro'-S. Eeani. w. tt Harris.
'aisrer Mission - ID e.. Nc Daniel, E;;.
King. .:Ess
Cong aree Mission Mariin.z5 r
" issiSi w 3msnn Smith
IVilmlngion srook. S; y stBroWn.
sSmirbville-J r Picket. W. Lee.
6 y; Iss G prlentiae,
Conwayboro-To be supplied. g.. ES.z,..
Gearg eiowu-A M. Chreilzberg. 3;,.
Black River-J H. Chandler, j. Parker,
Black River Mission---iM Eady, II. A,
Bass.
Marion-A. Mc McCarquadnle.J J. II. Hughs,
BIanden-W. II. Fleming. T. w. Nc,
Daniel.
waccanaw-Js A, Minick. A. Erwin.
Sampir-W. Cars"n 4,
tSaoree-L. M. Little.
Fayetteville Dislrict-P. E.-W. Barrin
ger.
FAYETTEVILLE Cir.-S. Jones.
Benne,resville-J. W..Wighlman'
Society Hill Mission--C. Mcleod.
Cheraw-Thos. S. Daniel.
Cherav Mission-W. l.. Jackson.
Cbesterfield-W. L. Pegues.
Wadesboro-J. II. Wheeler. J "A. Mood,
Rockipgham-M. A. McKibhon.
Alhen arle-A Nenles.
MonlgomeryGJ. NJ Bradley,
Deep River-T. w. Posfell, -,
Lincon,on Dislricl-P. E.-A. nj Fos-
chario,te-r. A NJ. Williams. ]. NJ
Farrow.
Concord-W. C Patterson,
Lincolnton-C Murchison,
Pleasan, Grove-W c. Clark,
Yo,kville--P: R Hoyle.
Spa ianbnrg-H. II. Durant A. L. Mar
tin,
Ruherford-D d. Lancy.
ShelbyvilIe--J. L Sbuiord,
Calawba-A P Avanr,
Morganlon-H. E. Ogburn,
Lennir-P. F. Kistler.
Agent for the American Bible Society,"
II A G Walker.
A. VI. Shipp President Greeuboro' Fe-
male Collegc,N N C..
Usvs OF THE TEhEeRApH--A light
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= An eagle caught on hoard The Alexan-
der, Of DOpdee. in April last, on her pass
sage from Calcula. was labelled and re-
leased. Strange 10 say, the bird was al.
,,erwards caught by an American wbaler,
.22O0 miles off.
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From dc Palmetto STATE Banner; a !, ,,..;i

ioW ucs 8 atHcttO ot6tc cSEdnner.F
/ PA TENT WA S HING M lin iIs
mnn al. ( ], ~
yaVin s55f Ipbnr nons 30 .Gniohs ...t me
of - Do, 10 s.:
nov s6eine5 eShbiied 10 n,,r % 81 {, .nasa.ns;
eo She M, 81 = s,t
Every h,,dy! - Me.ls ilotel go
osirss s. sua & tI,. g; mouse mold
tie gmosfIabotibns ysa, sonslslhIes
sw0Il,ldo well IL !. = 49, q
one; az h4se n * = :, s ssy Ilseease
{
our TOW bs mi IL r.
-.
the rishi0f f,he 80; me 4.
ine llose5 whomay desire,
save the iiabor.sot Their d0mesyies in,,,l
lmporianE hranch,of iionsen Id-dIIiess-7T TsS=
alact1ne. Is simp! Cnustruci ciion.s dufa 3,
rele and portable; will l'wasflhe esrinehts
san ordinary family. in less thaa tns,; !;
..uu.' ...h '0..aahs injury, and can ke.Workea
,a.., @ 'cos 80 e. ISssS$y9uth of ten on awslSa5
s,;,h sG"' ~ "ge. 90 .1s,s pleased were We
s.". - ~: ..s., u, use'ui lo3eff'.sAta that we
aJ,;anl,,s aJ ~ u,'u ote' aud antictPafe s.eas
"so. W our l'ockei. as u VIII doIbt.
'ess s"te,oIr money, ana enaSfe us 10
10y u T., ."' osufy Oh a clean sliir, should
80 81 ~ -" ,.,,,. -, ~i'nops5 tne ald 2oi-
cm. a, ronJs.s, '"1 ,ln Washing: mas hereto
-, I,eu All. W. uepehaen, nr It's ENJOY
:', ,n;, ''1a' IS oeeess'aryi y 70 place IN
'''s ''e"'.e garment, WIN a ElileA A,ei,id
"n.e', anu a small qnall,Iiy OF soup, and
'ua ,it ua'' 'a'nute u VIII be cieonsed of It's
u"'y ,propefnes. and appearas white ,as
.he atiVen snow. we recommend This
usesut 'aoor-savIne Machine 10 all our
lalr .ownswomen' as a desi leratnm IN The
washnSS 'lne worthy Of patronage.
------ =
= The lower CLASSES Who eye tleya
The toiing millions, The lahorIne man
s Tsr amai. s...s 'ie inventor, me producer!
rn.,,a 80 49, "ese ere nature, 9 nobility:
Nv NJ 80, L.s-lHs sal' OF ti,e% earit.'
~" "'u,.e. "ue'Ne' .'ney are iiign, orsiow
~ ''",'I", ,Ii Nr poor 10 peli, consplcu-
""' '" n"'''"'e 'n 'os,'ion, Ihey are surely:
'ne PIPER circles 70 the order Of ma :
lure, Wna'ever 'ne fictitious distinctions Of
soc'e'y iashionanie or unlashionable, de-
cree. IL ~ not low-itis hoi tile highest
: duty, privilege AID pleasure for The great
man. The whole souled woman; TO earn
what 'hey progress. to work their own
way through l'le. to be the afebiisc's Of
niu"eo " as .ohty IeEf-
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'cAnIFoRNIAssGo G. Il OLD i MINES

20 DrB rBoynton, a distinguished sciens
ertnrer; recently delivered aslecture
atilIe Tabefnaele5in New York onf$iha
sffufanis OF TaOIog " ~. ~ u Ia toei.
eel Of die d! s;sas
fornia. I1o mad e one statementswllicll
was receiyed with great applause. and
viii no donb1 be hailed with great;sa,iis..
faction thropghoul theScountry, pailicu.
ilarly Ito those. WIN ate .indng;es 10,
dreams ofsfulure wealth from the nfsrs
ED orado, and calculate to be at no
disran, day. in The gold region. Dr.,
Bnynton gives i,tas bis opinion that the
monnlainS streams which flow info the
Sacramento, passing through decompos-
ed rock formations, will continue 10
wash the particles Of gold, ,sasl they
crumble froal their mountain deposit,
into tie river, in Gndiminished quanli>
lies, for Il THOUSAND YEARS TO COME.
This being true, persons should take
their time, and get ready before they
start, as there IS no danger oil ;he gplo
being all abs,racled before they can
reach this new land Of Ophir. Many
that arc now rushing unprepared, sran.
ti!y supplied, and without making allow,
ances for the hardships of the peculiar
climate, and the priva,ions they mus
endure ere they can reach the favored
spot, are Fastening only to disappoint.
meat, sickness, suffering and nntimel..
graves. Yet many are undoubted!!
destined to success anG handsome for.
tunes, and I've would NOT say word t.
hold back The. hardy, the enterprisin!
aud ambitious. We would only ad
lhonish caution, cool-headcd calculation
and i,'dIcious sigh,.-Angusta Con
stituti0ndlist.
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Usrs OF THE TEtEeRApH.--A light
fingered gentleman who had taken ,lodg-
ings Al the United States Hotel, on Sun
day night. by the aid Of instruments, 'un.
locked the door and introduced himself
into The room of one of the lodgers Of The
house. and picked his pockets Of over two
hundred dollars. He left on board the
cars for Charleston on Monday morning,
and suspicion having been excited against
him. he was teIegraphed to Charleston,
and taken into custody Immediately on
his arrival. We learn that the money was
found on hin. He awaits the demand Of
The Governor, to return TO this city.-Ibid.
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9&Duchman nn'icing the asaficious I,ro.
peDsitys Of one of his fel1a@ workman,
said: .iie ish 80 mean:tiat sn the ~sd,ier
NO, is nsc6ld as ii never vas,. he never
wears drawers nor shirt and gDes bare.
fUu,ed in his boots, y r q so;
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A western debating society has taken
up The. quss,ion-where dose "a fire'go
when ii goeslour? Its ,boUghttbe decis.
iionfwilt beIia s.te, ALTERNATIVES. ~ /:
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AL widows or revolutionary soldiers,
married previous TO 1870, are hereafter to
draw pensions. sss s:5ts ~. - - s.ssa.
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-11
MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
TONIC

a certain cure for Ag,ie, Feve and Dyspepsia. In
our summer and fall months many sections oi our
country are Frustrated by BILIOUS FEVER,
and AGUE and FEVER. Ii hss been our partic-
ular study 10 find out some remedy 10 stop this
dreadful scourge, and think in this TONIC We have
effected this great object II is also, think, the
very best remedy in Dyspepsia, and, If our direc-
tons are followed, will not fail TO effect cure.
LA letter dated May %, 1919, our Agent, Mr..
Elias Rsub, of Wrightsyille, York county, Penn,
says: | have never known any remedy for Eerer
and Aeps equal 10 your INVALUABLE NATION
AL TONIC. IL has given universal satisfaction,
and has cured Of Ague of years standing, and
after the failure of all other medicines made use of
Mr. Henry Beyerson, Of the same place. says in his
certificate dated 2ad March, ls49; III applied to
number Of physicians, and also used variety of
the popular Aaue Mixtures at different times,
but all without the desired effect, no permanent
cure having been effected. at length induced,
at N. recommendation of your worthy agent az
this pace, 70 try a bottle Of your NATIONAL
TONIC. and to my great satisfac. ion, before had
used half of it, telt completely cured, though
continued the use of Il till had taken two bot
ties" In joint certificate from Messrs. Miles
Kaho, William Blackson, and James d. Brown, of
the same place, they say Having tried nearly all
the remedies within our reach without success, we
at last purchased some of your NATIONAL. TON
&c, which has completely cured US. We checrfully
recommend II W the notice OF all persons afflicted
with that terrible disease as the best remedy yet
discovered"
See the pamphlets, which you can get from one
of our Agents gratis.
Also Dr. Martins Purgstive Pills. The bes, now
in use, in all cases where .purgatiye u needed,
% Prepared and sold by Martin and Whiteley,
Wholesale Drug Store, No 4S South Calvert street,
Baltimore and for sale by Dr. A. j. Schwartz r
\, Walsh, w Eliot, Washington city; j. Sothe-
ron, Georgetown; J. n. Pierpont, Alexandria; Nj
A. santos, Norfolk, Va; G. II. Haintick, Ports
mouth, Va Eustioe Il Son, and Gsysor & Wood,
Richmond, Va.
Sept. 24-ly
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MoNrooMERy,s PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

vINHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is IN.
Il yitod 10 tins valuable improvement. Expert
the past year on boats, Both in SAT- and Fresh
water, also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities steam generator and the
great saving Of fuel, weight and space occupied
over any boiler now ia
These Boilers can b. seen ia operation Al
Messrs HECKER& BROS, Flour Mills POI Cher.
ry street
HOOPER & BROS, 33s Pearl street
MOTT X AYREs, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. X
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn
A. w, METCALF, 50 and 90 Centre street
% ID. ID. BADGER Il CO., ~ and 40 Duane
street.
N. B. sTARBUcK's Foundry, Troy, New
York.
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT. Reading, Pa,
And on board steamboats, JONAS G. HEARTH and
EDW ARD PAYSoN, foot of Liberty street, ~ y
aud towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply 10
JAMES M0SfG oMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
10 South William street, New York.
June 20-d
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-11
LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society,
a6 CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f5OO,OO sterling, or $2,SoO,OoO.
u (Empotcered by Act Of Parlia,nert,) Cd pic.--
Royal Assent, 9th July, 1888. "a Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan r. LAME Muir
ray, George street, Hanover Square, Chairman Of
the Court Of Directors, London
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIREeToRs.
New YoRK.-C. Edward Habicht, Chairman !;
John s. Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel s. Rowland, Samuel M Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila G. Stout, Tanning G. Tucker Bache
McEvers.
PHILApELpHrA- Clement c. Biddle, George r..
Graham, W. Peter, III B. M. Consult Louis A
Cooley, William Jones.
BAirImoRE Jonathan Meredith, John McTavish,
Oh. b. M Consul,) Donald MclNain, Samuel Hof-
man, Henry Tiffany, DIR. J. II. McCulloch.
BosTos.-George M. Thatcher, Israel Whitney,
Franklin Dexter, Benjamin Seaver, Elijah > Brig
ham. f. A. Grattan, (H. B. NJ Consul.)
a ]. LEANDER STARR, General agent.
EDWARD T.. RIcHARDsoS, General Accountant
for the United States md b. N. n. Colonies
| Pamphlets containing the rates of premium, pros
pectus, examples, names of A gents, medical exam
liners, &c, can be had free of charge on application
| at II Wall street, and of ag nts.
Part Of the capital Ia permanently invested In thu
United States, in the names OF three OF the local dl
tors as tr,lsteesavaxhle always to the assured
i'm cases Of disputed claims (~bould any such arise
or otherwise.
Thirty days are allowed, after each payment OF
premium becomes due without forfeiture OF policy.
The United States Local Board meet every Wed
nesdAy al their Office in Wall street, where all
business connected with the Societys operations in
America is MISUNDERSTANDING thereby every
possible advantage of prumptness and attention TO
parties in Of leave TO travel, loans, settlement,
&c.
Medical examiners attend daily, at O'Clock, p.
M, at IL Wall street, and at the Otce OF the dit
ferent Local Boards and Agencies.
All comm unications w be addressed 10
for The United States and for b. N. a. Colonies
June 2s