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The Nashville Convention. -secoad Dsy,
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NASHVILLE, June 4-5 D. m.
The convention met this m the Methodist Church
and was called order by the chairman 10 O'Clock
The minutes OF yesterdays meeting read Mr. Win
s,on oil Alabama moved that portion Of the report of
the Committee Organization, which referred to the
Of those voting, be reconsdered which after
discussion was postponed Gen. Pillow Of Tennessee,
chairman Of the committee, to whom referred the
mater deciding the delegates seats submitted
the list OF delegates Gov A. v. Brown, OF Tennessee
offered the following resolution;
RESOLVED, That committee be appointed to consist OF
from each State, where is only one
State be appointed by the delegation from each
State whom all resolutions relative TO the business
the subjects be acted by the shall be re-.
feed without debate The shall be reported on by
the same committee.
Nj Irwin of Alabama moved that the resolution be laid
the liable, for the purpose Of first settling the OF
voting. II Withdrawn. Mr. Rhett South Carolina
moved that the parliamentary law in Jesrsons Manual
be adopted In the convention; carried Mr. Rheu moved
the adoption Of the report OF the committee OF organiz
ton, relating the Of voting, made yesterday
Mr. Irwin opposed IT, and spoke in opposition TO the re-
port, at length Mr. Henderson, Of Texas, supported il
Mr.. Mces, OF Mississippi, offered amendment by way
Of the substitute to be reported, as folowsi
Rk0tped That the oil voting Ia this
shall be BY Safes and thar each STATE shall be entitled
the ratio Of It's representation Congress- in
state The number Of votes OF which IL has con
gresoaal districts Represented. and delegates OF the people
lies shall pass The votes Of dis
uicts Of which they are part
couiu oi supported report oil the
committee, and the deba.e continued.
MI Dodge Of Virginia submitted the following an
amendment 70 the amendment Of Mr.. McReai
Rssopsd That in all propositions the convention shai
vote BY districts the delegate for each congressional disc
casting t,wo votes
Rxsolpsd. That members elected represent a State
large shall each provided delegate
from the State at large shall cast than four votes
Alter extended debate, the question up on tn,
amendment Of the gentleman from Mississippi, and thu
Chair decided that the upon this question should b,
taken after the recommended by report OF III,
organization committee.
The vote on Mr.. McReas amendment was as follows
Ayes. Alabama, one nays Tennessee, South Caro-
lima, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida Virginia, Arkansas
Texas, eight
The votes were then taken on Mr. Dodge's amendment
lost, followsi
Ayes, Alabama, Virginia, two nays, Tennessee South
Carolina Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas, Texas, six
The report OF the committee agreed to- iolowsi
Ayes Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi Georgia
Florida, Virginia, Arkansas, Texa eight nays Alabama
The convention will therefore by States each dele
gate being allowed one vote. WALKER.
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CosTRAcT orucK, May IL, 1880
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of The United States from The
day August the Both day Of June 1855 nciusiss
Illinois, viii be received at the Contract Once IN n Post once
Of Washington until TO- OF the Isl day
July decided by day the route and IN the
! and time herein specified, viz
Nashville, Illinois, at j. u-weeky, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, . -
by Ltlleton Doddsylle, Macomb, and Blandinssillei
To Burlington, Iowa, BY Q, p nv IS milesi .
And back between s. a. and 10, p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
0y-Bidders viii specify mode Of conveyance.
NOTES
proposal should be accompanied by guaranty signed BY
responsible persons, in The following manner viz
aThe underzgned, guaranty that ~
his bid for CARVING The mail from be
Postmaster General shall enter into an obgaon pro
rfeth day Of July nert with good and sufficient surees
perform the service proposed"
This should accompanied certificate Of postmaster
other equivalent testimony that The garanors are men OF prop
ery, and able 10 make good their guaranty.
The proposals should be the department sealed endorsed
No 424S and addressed 10 the First Assistant
Postmaster General.
For the prohibition bids resulting from combination, and the
which the contract Is TO be made the
annual advertisement.
j. CoLI.AMER,
May 22-iawiw Postmaster General.
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CossuIs REcoossED.The President OF the United States
has recognised Felix Lacose gepeal OF France
reside New York; Bucnaveniura Acade vice consul
Of the Mexican republic for Brownsville and Fornton de
Santa Isabella Jose Antonio Pzano, vice consul Of the
Mexican republic for Bamore Felix Merino OF the same
spublic for Philadelphia and Juan Hcrbs of the same
for Pisburg.
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Potomac Pavilion, pinsy Point.

THE subscber having leased the Pney Point bathing Estab
shmen begs leave To inform his friends and the public that
be for the reception viters the 18th day OF june
Every effort Of the subscriber will be made render
yisiters comfortable In all respects.
Excellent and experienced clerks barkeepers, cooks, and
have been engaged for the season.
The table will be supplied with all the delcaces afforded by the
sea- provisions markets OF Washington, Bal
and Norfolk canfurnish
carefully selected gentleman
Of those articles. They will be Of the
highest grade Of quality.
fisng saboai, with experienced hshermen will be al
the command OF ysters
June a-6t GORDON FORBES.
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Post once Department,

cosTRAor 6rrIor, May 90, $780,
a u s e 5 Of as ns gnsd I
following route In the time hereinafter specified (te
Contract Once 81 the Post Office department., IN The city
nson until TO- the LIST day oJuy 1885, to be decided the
MISSOURI
M s From Es a p HAIL. so
onde Dales, Oregon City, Oregon Territory,
Leave Independence the LIST day October January,
Ap Hrs e sa ole ss CIV IN g. aay. thereafter by
City the LIST day Of July October January and
Az" nse AZ Independence in 90 days thereafter by
pphdenee BY Salt Lake. Oregon City, win be considered also,
separate much e foregoing service either on the
ence and Lake and Oregon City will
year. each
on sna a. s e G sus e '0'' on n'
Proposals Kane Iowa, at ST. Joseph,
For notes see general advertisement following,
PORN FOR A BID,
Where change contemplated BY the bidder
Tor We the may beg there
fun there redence resdence hereby propose TO
mt eaa Sa n 1e s%e stated me .Ssdas.
following Of wit Here state how TO be
conveyed,l for the annual sum OF s."
Form Of a guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
there the
that bidder OF bid
@ as The may aee. pr a., By s ss Sa s n
enter no az pro, 70 % n ,ss G o. val"
s' pa, a%p '''''''A '''''''' : ''''''"
Form Of Certificate.
undersigned postmaster Of, cerhes that the guaran
SUFFICIENT and able make good their
Dated
The bid should be under seal addressed 10 the First Assistant
General "Ma In name the State and
rerntoryl the face Of the letter; and should be de
pstchd be received by before the Let day Of July
10 O'Clock IL should be guaranteed, aud the sufcency
he guarantors should be duly certified
bidder ofer the transportation called Tor In the ad
dfcuit impactcabe sub
number months lie omit
office that inaccessible OF Is not on the stage road the railway
d II n
substitute interior mode OF supply such lie
different and hours and arrival provided
running asked, and obvious that mail
ion other public accommodation prcudiced lie ask for
running time the during specified number days.
certain Of peculiarly bad roads, but beyond these changes
different advertisement will
being considered bid aside for
where alterations
their Disadvantages will be estimated In comparing with other
poSals. j. COLlAMER,
May 22-iawiw Postmaster General.
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For the Union.
GALVESTON. Texas. May 9, 1850.
,f Congress nm Mliifaru affairs


y, "a. Committees Of Congress on Military Afairs
GrsrLrmEs: Hailing, as do, from iii would seem al
most forgotten and forsaksn Texas is natural that
should feel greatly Interested IN her welfare and safety
confess has been with pain that have observed for
the past six months the dlaofness exhibited The
of your honorable bodies, in introducing into Con-
gress suitable bill Tor the protection OF our defenceless
Inhabitants from the frequent lncursons, rayages, and
numbering disposition OF the numerous hostile tribes OF
Indians which surround When we entered this
Union, we surrendered up rights independent
republic in the expectation that we 10 be protected
in peculiarly exposed position BY the government and
not to be made martyrs But what has been the result
Hardly mail leaves Texas without bearing to your hon
orabe bodies the details OF horrible massaces and devas
ations perpetraed by savage neighbors Even
one OF our messengers is your midst, mporing the
speedy action Of Congress in regard to our really alarm
We had hoped that General Taylofs message would
have contained able suggestion 10 regard 10 de-
fenceless situation; but he very cooy contents himself
Dutch and Irish infantry soldiers upon horseback, ACT
against the Cumances and Apaches, the finest riders in
the world He thinks orsooth, because he himself was
successful in defeating small body OF Seminole Indians
in the swamps OF Florida with infantry soldiers Ia
place where impossible for dragons TO penetrae)
that they he infantry capable OF acting against
red skins all occasions and under all circumstances
Now, what the devil can raw infantry recruits do,
perched on rough-trottng horses, almost borne down
with the weight OF their heavy muskes and bayonets
against well-apponted and equipped enemy, whose
lives have been spent in the saddle, aud to whom rapid
Journeys OF eighty. ninety, and hundred miles day
nothinx No no. gentlemen OF the Military Committees
should be raised at ALL let them be regular troops
consisting OF two mounted regfnentssay, regiment OF
dragons and Of mounted rifles Anything short Of
Hoping that Congress will the necessity of acting
promptly regard 10 this matter and that your honorable
bodies will recommend bill authorizing the raising Of
these additional regiments
| remain respectfully, your obedient servant,
ABRAHAM CREIGHTON.
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COLONEL FRKmosr.-The Boston Atlas says that the Geo.
graphical Society Of London have voted gold medal to
Colonel Fremont for having made during past year. the
most valuable discoveries IN geography OF any known per
II usual understand, for this society to give
modal every the person having the most vau
able discovery In geoyrsp hical science.
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an indeisnsible plumber Of the public treasury whom
tho people look guard their pecunia ineress'
If dogs ia and deyour the ock must be
acknowledged that the wolves will be resuaned No
President who had any seli-resnce who III for The
place Of Chief Magistrate. would have sanctioned of
moment the highly indscais and reprshensble oonaue.
Of Mr. Crawford la this Gaphin business But "ooia
80 and no the IN ,he abnet sic their colleague
that former helpless bound BOY nus1ias
while The Is,sr--,he eabins-as bound together by the
cohesive power OF public plumber more numiliaung q
is,,csI ,csns Il has never been tbs misfortune OF the
A,x,e. sopl. 10 witness, enacted by their most hon
ored servants and is be earnestly hoped they may
$780,, heyea0er be sayed similar infection.
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VBUsTEEy sale OF Heal Estate-By virtue Of deed OF
trust dated Tho eth day Of February 1885, and recorded in
bcr W. b. No. IL fos 81 81 hc Of the land records
Washington county District Of Columbia W. 10 sale
auction Wednesday, the 18th day Of June O'Clock
the afternoon In mont OF the premises all that piece parcel Of
ground In the city OF Washington, the side OF 9Th
Pennsylvania distinguished ground
and marked and laid down the plat Of city lot No
10 No l0s with all The buildings and improvements thereon
Tems One third Of the purchase In cash. and the residue
and four months 10 be secured by the purchasers notes. salts
acoy endod with interest from the day Of SALE and by deed
Of trust the premises.
II complied with within three days from the day
Of sale the will be rcsod weeks notice. Al the risk
and cost OF the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
May I4-3awSds DYER BROTHER, Aucioueer
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EDUcATIoN-Rcv:D ID. MccARTER's boarding school
IL Boys and Young Men, sasburg county,
The whole OF FIVE
will first Monday Of May For
circulars reference, Sc address Rev. ID. McCARTER principal
and proprietor. MMS2-u
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ron sALEIot No a. square 2o3 fronting 30
street, with depth q l3sk feet TO 1feei alley, and
tanning feet This lot " egby for business
being Of Centre portion
Canal which has been deepened Terms viii be moderate
CHARLES DE sELDING,
May 2-u No. Todds Busdngs.
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ny GREEN q TAsTET. Auctioneers.
OFFENSIVE SALE or NEW FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-on
u shall SELL AZ
Hall, O'Clock extensive assortment Of hand
We enumerae In part
Mahogany M arbie top dressing bureaus, sofas, &c.
Do wardrobes, bookcase and secretary
Do satin and plush erred sofas and lounges
paTlor, and rocking chairs
do tables and plain bureaus
Walnut cherry bcdeads, tables, washstands, hc.
seat nd chairs, description
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
10 mahogany. frame looking glasses
Gothic and other clocks
Carpets rugs, many Other articles which deem
enumefae
Terms All sums Of and s25 cash s25
go, credit fwo and
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN d TAsTET,
June 2-3tsTuW Auctoneers.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law,
San Fyaseisco. California.

Hon. 8. W. nge NJ c. Alabama; John T. Taylor,
ESQ., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright Co., New
Louisiana, Henry r. Clark Taboro North Carolina
Hon wv. NJ Gwn NJ O. California Benz K True, esq, York
city j. r. Heaey esq., Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch, esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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Grand National Exhibition.
Lewis Bartholomew, g. Co.'S Historical Moping Dioramas-
TIE Battle Of Bunker HL-Conadg dfon Of Charesfoion,
&c
THE propeors respectfully inform the public that the above csle
i braed Dioramas will open next
Monday. tpe~ing. June 3,
and viii continue every evening a limited period.
different from those OF any other exhibition
exant being perfect Symmetry dressed in
costumes and by combination ofmachneIy made
initiate wonderful accuracy, the movements Of animated
.
The exhibition every evening with of unrvaied
splendor called
The Fairy Land.
Tickets 25 cents without distinction Of age.
Doors open past7 Exhibition commences past pre-
cisey may Vivid
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and choice teas the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam........" 100 /" !"
With encourage of machess
the intention Of the popetors to distribute by lot the
purchasers quantity equal 10 the rt years poi the
effected.
purchaser package
ccfcute emitting him the distribution
hy laid and the receipts amounting $4,000 the
parcels the value of
thousand dollars will be given bonuses according the fol-
lnNinp scnle:
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TAKE NOTICE.Wbereas certificate Of location No 81 "a,
issued August 49, ls4e, In the OF Elijah Bsse, late
Mess company 9Th infantry and addressed to
commanding officer the Mount Vernon Arsenao
assigned the ID day OF Sep
tembef ss9 Joseph Kpak, and BY him ceDhded 10 the
Of Thomas oBernc frowbom stolen on the morning OF
September. 1870 said Joseph Fitzpatrick, be-
half OF Elijah Bsse intends, In six weeks time from the
thereof apply Commissioner Of Pensions for dup
ca Of said certificate
May 2f-law6w
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BY DYER a BROTHER, Auesionssr-.

BY DYER u BROTHER, Auctioneors.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTToN,-on Mon
day June NEXT O'Clock, shall sell, In front
premises part lot No 49, No AZ fronting
with back buildings
cup.ed by Mr.. w. Is. Mcpherson grocery.
Also part No square, fronting
tween and s and improvements consisting Of two frame
shops.
Terms sale purchase money balance
one two years. satisfactorily secured bearing
interest
DYER h BROTHER,
May I'D Auciioneers.
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CARD---1bo attention Of house dealers re-
specifically invited 70 the sale Of furniture which will place
this morning NJ 10 O'Clock, auction
We have received addition which advertised of fine
walnut cotton wood and mahogany furniture which
sortnen complete and worthy Of the persons wisne
20 purchase forfurher particulars see advertisement
June s. s,,e5,oa..,,.
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Those persons who prefer priced
proportion, THY will be purchased for cash. educ
hon OF ten per cent
~ Country agents required Applications be addressed (post
paid the Companys Depot, as above.
lima --il
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WAsmSoroS, May :, loo
mo- p. HILTON respectfully tenders his services
the eitxens Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria
general agent for the collecting Of rents and accounts Of all %
scnpuons.
Mechanics merchants and doctors, and The citissns An genera
may be assured that al business nuused 10 him VIII be pomp
fortyegt hours after me COZ
lection, forfeiture Of the collecting fee VIII be made BY MN
RkrERKscEs.
WAsHIseroS oIry,-w w. seaion, mayor; X. W. Wnnh
marshal ID. O.; Captain Tbos. carber, John O. Riye and '
w. injury. ..,,.
GsoResrows, CJoseph Libby, Jno Dickson, Robt Whit
b. Forrest, and VIM Wheatly -
N Please J. P. Hilton and H. Hilton
constable.
May e-2aw2w JNo. 7. HiLIoh
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The paper for the above to be Of the best quality.
Book-work printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
Do do BREWER
Do do do medium
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
May 2l-2aw4w
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STEvEss-to his Friends snd customer..--Havns
completed hi. new and elegant 'front.' and sasea and
and and many they
TO ons assuring % r n s ma
s,eyens assortment large variety style
elegance dcsgn and finish fully equal any made His" Dab
Rocky Mountain Beavers" they eser have been e best in
""@'N Gsntismen.a Beionsiass.n
be be so%P n,s and o the good, Of
are usually sold Ia word you wish good. a low and
uniform prices call sTEyENs's Grea, s, Cap and Gents
BIsK o. rms MrraoroLI., June i, 1850.
maj an election for trustees OF The bank m te year then ensuing
held banking in this city sonday, tho LIST
The polls win be opened O'Clock, M closed at
| June I-eodratAdiiyn RID SMITH, Cashier.
BY GREEN q TAsrET. Anetione.r..
e s Of June we shall .eI on ,e premises O'Clock p m
No. AS fronting 80 fee on North street Be
ley containing square property /,
west Market equdsan between the canal
i''"' GREEN TAsTET,
| June l-eod3t Aueuoneen.
BY DYER 4 nRoInEE, Asss, .% .,,s-,
Monday lot Inst shall soil for aceoun, Of whom u
os.snS doar. th preferred bonds chesapeake
70 take place at our 5sEs ''i Ss5fHru
June Ids Auctoneen.
aaENCY, washington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
~ %a onseor seney and % ;noe
viii, ,s assurance that his smo, av from oes
ned The department for honss, eapas spa na s and
CONSENT 10 sustain him therein
government will be thankfully r'''Ssr h ;sf oWsES Rsa
July 4-dn late Of Pos. once Department
n,
blue made In France Just imported direct from
Paris by pp.ycv r.v,o,
A,so Guvot. Paris ink, black and red. June Q
a pe.us,ruI Country Residence for sale, containing
hundred and sixty acre half In fine timber and well wa
miles on washington city barn wi,
Jeremiah orms Georgetown, Mc'. Middoon Bea Wash
fo..e..on given Immediately and bargain for cash.
OF FOR sALENo. H. in reservation H. fronting Is feet on
Nav @-eoda tIn,.ll Once -Four and-s hall street,
SAMUEL ID. KING,
Land AID General 1gsnf, Voshing ton city
Once ". street, the Treasury Department
May 7-eolm
ps9e' ndss S y mote q q
18th street setween u and streets, who legally author
o. j. PRESTON a CO
May e-aaw0w MAT In,elll
BEAUTIFUL eOoDs.-wALTER HARPER 4 Co, Penn
syvana between 9th and 10Th streets, open this
large and beautiful assortment OF rich dress goods haws man
las, embroideries, &C., May i4-eodif
r :. MYER, Masi.sr.te and General Agent, ha. re-
moved his ONCE 20 No Union Buildings, where revolutionary
claims against the
scwil be promptly attended Also, conveyancna executed
with despatch Letters addressed, postpaid will strict
tennon May lS--3taw2w
uOwARD's supreme Court Beports-vo. 9. Just pub
n n.hed, and this day received for by
June
pHTLIP BART0s KEY WIN attend 20 any business ss
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THE UNION


IN pursuance she Ieg4lixsag and making app
propAons Tor such objects usually
cluded general appropriation bls authority Of law,
and 70 x and provide for certain incidental Of The depart
men
August
az this 10Th June furnishing the
stationery which below printing
that required BY this once for The year commissioning The
1880 ending 30h Of 1851. All
furnished and work be OF
quality In the best delivered without delay
times In quantities required,
ton Of the commissioner
Bonds approved security be given BY the person persons
Specimens printing be this
understood by proposing that the ONCE Is TO be
either quantity article than
specided, according o Is during the
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UFttHDHH HfttI, IVtW IWH'
and
families the choice and selection OF
hitherto this which, by
fragrance deicacy, combined with virgin purity
infusion richness and favor
he teaso offered following;
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rio 6srande and Texas Land Company.
NoTlCEThe election for eleven directors OF this
held Monday, the 10Th day Of June next, be-
~ and O'Clock az The office No " Broad
- - - WIN. d. MCCARTHY,
NAV ea-Iavaw Secretary.
THIS b. 60 give the subscriber hath OBJ
orphans Of Washington county, In the Dis
administration, with the will annexed,
W. Taylor late 81 Washington county
the said deccascd
hereby exhibit with the vouchers hereof
the 7 day Of May next they
otherwise excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of May, 1850
WIN. d. SCOTT, Administrator, w. A.
May i7-iaw3w
- FOR NORFOLK.-Tne steamer osccola, having
undergone thorough repairs, bias resumed her trips 70
the above place, leaving Washington, every Thursday
Returning Norfolk every Friday O'Clock,
touching Cone river and the usual landings ON he Potomac
Passage and fare, s.
. sT-A FOR BALTIMORE.-The Osceola leaves WASH
ineton for Baltimore every sunday at o'clock
Returning Tuesday O'Clock
n going returning Leonadown, Cone ve and the usual
''''''s' ~ w JAMES MITCHELL
Mar 2a-smwn
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New York Life Insurance Company,
OTiee, No. 6s WaH areef, New PORK.
Morris FRANKLIN, president.
SpEscER i. BKsEDIcT, vice president
PLisy FKxEnAs, actnary

company principle
upon principle leaving proportion OF the amount
interest the hands Of insurers has greatly
extended is business profits, conferred benefits
possible and outlay 70 insurers.
Insura granted % visiting California
agency compehsnds the following officers
VIM. Jones' NJ d. medical examiner, corner OF and ID
Peter washington, agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania
opposite Union Buildings. June a-u