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The republic., 1851-03-18
Alabama.
From the T..caloosa Monitor.

RECEPTION or THE "PLATroRM'-A VALUABLE
Su0orsTios. proceedings Of the very dimnu-
tive convention Of dsunionists which lately asscm-
bled at Montgomery, seem to excite scarcely any
other feelings than those of mirth There is such
ludicrous disproportion between the rneagre mum.
talk about " secession, - {" resiBtance," setting
houses in order," and "smashing things general
ly," that the whole affair has become supremely
ridiculous. Only think Of the startling proposition
put forth by ths convention, that 1.-THE question OF
the secession of Alabama from this Government is
reduced to that of time only "a convention" com
posed Of delegates from eighteen very small-sized
"clubs," representing the sentiments only Of an
occasional disaflected precinct in eleven counties
out of the whole number of fifty two in the State
Why the convention and all its constituents, would
not, we will venture to say, make larger crowd
than is called out every night at Montgomery to
witness the exhibition Of Gen. Tom Thumb.
When the rumor Of this disunion movement first
reached this section of the State II happened that
we were cut off by high waters from all direct
communication with Montgomery. For several
days, therefore, we were entirely in the dark as to
whether Alabama was any longer in the sisterhood
Of States, and many good people were alarmed for
fear the Union should be dissolved before they could
knotg any thing Gbouti In view OF the probability
Of that event, and by way Of taking time by the
forelock, jealous and provdent friend OF ours aug
gested that it would be well to strike tho first blow
at Uncle Sam by making a foray upon the post
Office, and thus deprivng him Of some Of the sim
ews of war" II this foray should prove successful,
he proposed to storm the strong box of the
ceivcr, and finally to ransack the pockets of the
pension agent BY this means, he contends, VIC
would be eflectng two useful purposes. viz, cutting
time, conveniently replenishing our own. We
look upon this suggestion as a very valuable one,
and think its author deserves to be made forage
master in the celebrated "cof6n" regiment.
The republic., 1851-03-18

Silver CoIN.-Small change ia becoming more
plentiful, which is attributed by some to the pass
ago of tho provision for the coinage Of thrce-ccnt
boarding silver for the purpose OF selling at pre-
MUM. The new three cent pieces are now being
made at the Philadelphia United States Mint. They
are three. quarters silver and onc-quarter copper,
and about the size of Spanish sixteenth, though
considerably thicker. r.-Boston Journal.
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The United States Mail Steam packets

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The United States Mail Steam packets
Pannmn, ,087 tons. Capt. David G. Bailey
Oregon, l,099 tons. G. p. Patterson.
California, ,05O tons. Thos. A. Budd.
Tennessee i 800 tons. T" George A. Cole.
Carolina, 600 tons.... Z" r. l.. Whiting.
are intended to form q scmi- monthly line between
Panama and ports in California
Passengers in the after cabins are furnished bed
ding, but not wines and liquors. Passengers in
the stcerage found with such rations are fur
nishcd to the crew, and with mattress and pillow.
All passengers will be allowed space for personal
baggage free to the extent Of $50 pounds weight,
not exceeding in measurement ten cubic feet.
Freight on extra baggage or merchandise, when
taken, 800 per ton, and one and a half per cent.
on all specie.
Packages should not exceed l25 pounds weight
for mule arriage.
Cabin. Storage.
Passage from Panama to San
Bias or Mazatlan. ......... 1926 90 800 90
Passage from Panama to San
Dlego. 25U w l25 %
Passage from Panama to San
Francisco o..................... 800 90 $50 90
No stores to be landed will be taken as baggage.
All personal port charges, including health tees
and boat-hire, to be paid by the passengers. No
passage secured until paid for Apply at the Office
Of the Company, New York, 81 South street.
Sept2l-d6m
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rorIrelgnt or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, ". Y.
To BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS CO.,
13 Kings Arms Yard, London.
Or L. DRAPER, ,jr.,
Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
o. After the first of fAprilnext the rate Of freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool will be ma
terially reduced. Mari
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TO CONTRACTORS.

III CONVkxACVOhSs
OFFICE OF CoMMIssIoNER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
March 18th, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received Mt this Office until
i Tuesday the Sth day Of April next inclusive, for
excavating line trench and constructing barrel
culvcrt three feet six inches in the clear and nine
inch walls, to be laid of the best hard brick and
hydraulic coment mortar, on the east side of l7th
street, from the north side Of New York avenue to
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue; distance
of about scven hundred and twenty feet. The pro-
posals will state the price per thousand brick, fur
nishing all the materials, and the price per cubic
yard for excavation of tronch, to be measured and
computed by the engineer superintendent. The
above work to be completed by the 3oth OF June
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Mar ls-dtAprs Union and Bait sun
L,ROM LONDoN.-wHOS WHO IN 1851, n
II Record Of Rank and of Official Station; VOL,
for tho pocket.
Dodd's Parliamentary Companion for 1851.
The Year Book of Facts in Science and Art, for
1851, exhibiting the important discoveries and inn
prSyemsnts Of the past year; ] vol; acv r,v,op
TIME, THE AvENGER-A new Novel by the
j. author Of the "Wiimingtons."
Mary Erskine, a Francona Story, by the author
of the "Rollo Book"
No. Ia Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by
Losing This day received and md for sale by
Mar Is Booksellers, near 9Th street.
CONTENTS.
l. Heync, a Biography Chambers's Papers.
2. William and Robert Chambers Dublin Uni
versify Magazine.
3. Coal in China Chinese Repository.
4. Showers of Sand in China Chinese Rspository.
s. DIR. Layard and Nincveh.--Benneys Miscel-
iany.
8. Latimer and Ridley Biack,cood's Maya inc.
z. An Australian Squattor's Lfc.-Ne,c Monthly
Magazine. 4s
s. Conversations of Goethe. Monthly Mag
axine.
9. The Prisoners in Turkey Our Foreign
Friends-The Ministry-lndia. - Examiner.
10. Great Britain and South Carona--Spectaior
PoETny.-R -Rccollections, A Quarrel by Post, The
Sewing Girl, southcy and the Quarterly Review.
New Books.
WAsHISoTos, December 81 1915.
Ofallthc Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra-
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appearedto me to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed the exposition only Of
tho current Literature ofthe eEnglishiapguage; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraturc Of the human mind in the ut
j. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at 46a year,by
Cl E. LITTELL Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLlNGTON,
Mar l7-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and II Of.
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1NNGLAND AS III is, Political, Social, and In
~ dostrial, by William Johnston, Barrister; 2
vols, London, 1851.
Hickman the Law and Practice Of Naval
Courts Martial; vol, London, 1851.
Holtzapfel on Turning and Mechanical Manipu-
lation, Sd volume, $50 engravings; London, 1881.
Humboldt's Cosmos, Sd volume; London, 1851.
Porter's Progress Of the Nation (British) in its
various social and economical relations; new edi
ton, complete in VOL; London, 1851.
Just imported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ma
The republic., 1851-03-18

PosrAaE. Tho Boston Post is requested by the
postmaster to repeat the notice that if the American
postage on letters for the British provinces,
as or tbe British bs not prpe such
letters forwarded to the appropriate frontier post
Office. where they, If not then called for, become
dead, and in due course nrc forwarded to the dead
letter office. Letters for the West Indies, Chagres
and Panama, if the postage be not prepaid, arc
forwarded by sailing vessels only, and the same is
true in regard to newspapers in both cases.
The republic., 1851-03-18

From LicerpooI.
Saturday, March Sth.
Saturday, % 22d. .
"Wednesday, April 9th.
Wednesday, {" 30th.
Wednesday, May l4th.
Wednesday, +" 25th.
Wednesday, June llth.
Wednesday, " 25th.
Wednesday, July 9th.
Wednesday, I" 23d.
Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
"wednesday, :" Goth.
Wednesday, Sept. 3D..
Wednesday, % 18th.
Wednesday, Oct. LIST.
Wednesday, I" 18th.
Wednesday, I" 10Th.
Wednesday, Nov. l2th.
Wednesday, Z" Goth.
Saturday, Dec. 18th.
Saturday, f" 9th.
The republic., 1851-03-18

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2Oth.
Mar Is
WAsHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
THE steamboat THOS. COLL
Se1k94S YER will depart at the follow
q ing hours. A coach connects
with tho boat in Washington. Boats fare l2s
cents.
Tho Thomas Coyer will be the Mount vcr-
non route next week.
Leave Alexandria at 8, 81, III, a. m; u. 3,
and Al, p. M.
Leave Washington at 81. lOi. l24 a. M; q. 81,
and 5, p. m. JOB CORSON, Captain.
Mar 18-6t m M
The republic., 1851-03-18

LNOR RENT, most desirable three-story
II dwelling ON 18th street, opposite the Treasury.
Apply TO G. st. J. Chuhb. at the Ban king .houseoi
Jan Lit CHUBB 4 SCHENCK & CO.
The republic., 1851-03-18

A FURNISHED ROOM to let without board.
"A ON Sth street, three doors from g. in the rear
OF the Patent Office. Also basement 70 rent for
an office. Mar S-t
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NATIONAL HALL.
SIGNORINA TERESA PARODI's
Second and positively last
GRAND CONCERT,

Previous to her departure for Richmond, will tax
place on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2Oth.
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TTNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-

u ANCE OFFICE CAPITAL AND ACCUhUL La
TIONS notwithstanding Life AssmeTs are 70
specly nyl, compare the principles rates and whole
provisions Of this institution with those OF any Otner Com
pany. -,
let Persons insu ed ia this Company on the mutual plan
the only plsn says Chsuers, which the iuohc al large
are concerned To support exclusive propreto IN
stead OF partial once, In Stock or mixed Mutual Oo-
psues. -. la, ,.-,
culsrs: its premiums dividends adjusted with
mathematical sccurscy loans Of one-haf the premium
dividends declared annually.
Sd Its discrimination and careful selection OF cases, IN
vile The beet ives 10 this Institution and s Unhmiled
Charter secures Insurers, their widows children and
minors. unusual ads sntsges
am The Board Of Finance, who among the most re-
liable en- in this country. invest all The funds Oi tho Cons
nsnv which are also certified to by Judge OF Court or
record and ne Controller ~ the Slate.
an Life In srance and life contingencies 10 All OF The
rious orm, 10 the exclusive business and 10 disconnected
with fire Heath or Marine risks.
9th Permits granted equitable rates for any part OF The
I'm Persons wishing avail themselves Of the next dvi
dend coon TO be- made Invited 10 make Immediate APP
plcsiOn -. -, -
patronage OF an euightened public
BOARD FINANCE.
FRANKLIN HAVEN. PresL Merchants Bank, Boston.
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant, Boston.
REUEL WILLIAMS. President Kennebec Railroad.
WILLARD Parker, NJ ID. Ionsnllitg Physician
c II TuNAN NJ ID Medical Examiner
Nev.Yor Office 81 Ws-st Dauncey COurt)
Foms OF proposal full isbles aud every Information may
be obtsued lgraus) OF JUDD HOLLlSTER, Agents.
mi 81 Tu6t
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age, finely conceived and painted, is seen
touching the hem Of the garment OF Justice
The effect Of the whole composition Is pleas
ing and the details of the allegories well car
RED out. His third is might and Morning -
Night is a yelled female, seated in the dim dark.
ness at the mouth of a cave, holding in her hand
an urn Of dew. An owl sits nodding on aleshsss
branch, while a crescent fills up the idea. Mora
ing, Just awake, with a star on her forehead and
lark oOsed from her raised hand, is seated on
bold rock TO the right with the bright streaks Of
dawn in the east giving charming relief of light
10 the dark tints Of the picture. Diana and
Epdymion' ordered by an American gentleman,
comes next. The goddess Of the chase appears
leading her hounds in the leash and leaning on
her bow with a sheaf Of arrows. bright ray OF
moonlight is thrown upon her face, which IS ear
nestly fixed upon the sleeping Endymion. The
shepherd boy reposes on the sward, with his crook
bv his side. There is much grace and sentiment
in this picture, evidently the ideal OF poet.
fine landscape with trees and perspective, add to
He has also the charcoal sketch OF picture
which he calls the Backsmith's Shop OF the
Nineteenth Century" The sturdy smith, IN the
center with bis anvil is forging into implements
of husbandry the swords and arrows of war which
Time, bending beneath the load, bears upon his
back At the left, Peace directs him 10 lay his
weapons before the anvil while Truth, 10 the
background, blows the bellows. Reads success
in these pictures cannot be doubted. With study
and close attention to c0oring aud light, we anti
cipate works from him worthy to adorn our best
galleries Success be his
Mr. PAGE is devoting most of his time to ordered
copies. He has several fine ones taken from
Titan, whose warm coloring and naturalness OF
flesh tints have, apparently, captvated him.
McCranky, Gould and Nichols, each have their
studios here, and this fills up the list OF Amer
can Artists in Florence" s.
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.,,r urvIN0 GIRL.

From me ENonu6 w.
cbeerless FIRE in an empty room'
1Hfnn a cold December day,
Un hitting wind, through broken pane
Ana Cd w. cruelty forced its way
lhfi Of coming death was WITHOUT
The sky looked gloomy am s, LIZ. ,S;oL ~ earth
And .no .broud for the dying year.
,'rsSiss wrapped in warm furs went past
arc ND men mutiled up to tue cnln'
the heart Of the city beat qulcA S"u '"'"
Ano w ~ noisier grew the din;
.-,shildren went up and down the s"e'"
Ano "A tinv snow balls tossed
.-5JeHcate women ana grey n"i'eN 'A'"
AD' pss;o;ced in the coming irost
~ ohsa,less FIRE in that empty room,
rHA ~ ~ that cold December day, -.
On tnas we'd from morn co night,
One urematurely grey 4, ,.
a, 80. acme hours before the ua""'
sne Use Use, short and troubled doze,
rron vV;nter's cold and Summers neat
Anu sho ats in that room and se"s'
80. the sound OF no friendly voice.
QUO Che meets no loving smile.
49, lone IN that peOpled solitude
Than Crusoe In his isle
Oh ices the gay and the happy pass
S' "a abe hears the ceaseless sur,
- sbe knows not one 10 these Laughing 5iouP'
Destows a thought on her.
I'D there. from morn to eve, she pies
That bit of shining STEEL 10 ,,;,,os
.rS erndges the few short moments she gives
10 snatch scanty meal .uo
To make up lost time more raPloly .ho'0
Those fingers, shrivelled and tnln'
To, .ha mess1res her life by the yard she sews'
Her eras are work turned IN.
"A Winter passed with it's frost and snow,
Anu IT, Ser;pg win its budding leaves
"A Time ia bis forvid glory came on,
With bis wealth of Summer eves
And out to the open country parts
The human tide o'erhows;
INT ,till through the long, bright summer Gays
sbe sits in that room and sews'
Come are up on the breezy mountain'top,
Some down on the grassy lea,
Come ssuntering along the pebbly beach,
Some are out on the open sea
And rivers roll on, through meadows green,
And the gentle South wind blows,
And wild flowers blossom in SHADY hooks,
While she sits in that room and sews.
Aud her thoughts oh, who can tell her thoughts,
AS the needle goes out and in
Though calm and motionless there she sits,
Her mind is busy within;
For many bitter question then,
Her overchsrged heart will ask,
As with aching head, and dazzled eyes,
She plods at her weary task.
a II Joy and Pain, in this neither word,
Must fairly balanced be,
Oh why not some Of the pain to them,
And some of the JOY to me y
But she child that bitter feeling down,
And knelt, and heard her say;
II The night cometh on when no man can WORK,
Let me work while it is day" IL. NJ.
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DEATH OF Pan GRIGSOS.-The GteeH bgy
Aarocate has the following notice OF the o'd
settler: ave publish, this week, the death OF
Paul Grignon. He was one Of the oldess settlers
of this country being born here-a1d perhaps
knew as much Of the early history OF NofInern
Wisconsin as any other man bus ne - sono,
and with him is gone a treasure OF tradition ana
incident. which no one ever took pains to collect
rom him for preservation. We have among as
VET many of the old settlers, and we nope tn !1
those who have communication with them, %l, y,
procure as much of our early history As possible
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an interview, at which a mutual and fall expIaua-
ton took place Of what had occurredto each other
during their absence. when both agreed to sell
their mines, and wind up their affairs. Don Mi
guel employed the most extensive "vitron," or
amAlgsmation establishment, ia the villa of
Copiapo to extract the silver from some ore re-
naming in his house in the suburbs of the villa,
which took forty five days TO accomplish, and
which produced him fifteen thousand marks of
silver pura, worth about 100000 sterling they
then determined TO return TO old SPAIN and soon
after left the West Coast for Cadiz, where they
arrived in safety.
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TFE ASSURANCE. NATIONAL

ELCAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON General Agents Office, II Wallst New
YORK. LIST March, 1851 Capital S25oOOe0, and surplus
The withdrawal table Of the Society affords TO the As
Hured who may take their policies under these tables
the greatest possible present and prospective advantages
thar be conferred by Lie Assurance On this Table ho
assured entitled any ms 10 receive az Interest an I'M
mediate advance, the extent OF Onehaf the smount OF
the paid annual premiums, without security personal ia
billy or deposit Of the policy but by simple endorsement
thereon The half premium may be 40 withheld during
the whole OF the policy. Also 10 The eyent OF
the assured al any time requiring to continue the po-
Hey on It's surrender Oneha OF the annual premiums Will
be returned by the Society. 80
Al the last annual investigation reported IN May 1850,
the bonuses declared the assured the option OF
return OF Is per cent her premiums 10 cash, or re-
verona addition the original sum assured by each po
Icy. varying from 70 70 So per cent .v,>
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
Tables of Rates and other Information, application at
II Wall-sL any Of the agencies, free OF expense
party may al a moderate annual premium, insure for
life and If he survives 70 reach the age OF 90 years the m
sum insured up $5CO0 will be paid TO bis family or 10
gal representatives.
c. EDWARD HABICHr, Chairman.
J J. Palmer SIS Howsnd,
William Van Hook, JoIeph Gailard, Jr.
Robert Dillon, and j. Kearney Rodgers NJ u.
The Board meet every wednesday a. III WsisI lof sAe
N'D'AO j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
nj 2awtf Superintendent Of the U s. Local board
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INSURANCE
Office o,o,.-
BROADWAY INSURANCE cow

Id PANY. No as Broadway AT the Annual ELECTION
for Directors Of this InstBOn bed Al the onog W ~
SrIprem.,n Hnlsi,.d Bent d camp Reuben W. HOwes,
J.hn Harrer Charles sanford Jshs Dickinson.
William, Y Bradv Chester Dfiggs John T Fisher
WIN B ekdmoie, Sam'l 3 AllnOuse, Aaron Arnold,
Wilson q HINT John b Corlies. CHARLES P Brown,
Iohn FslcoDer Bernard Smyth, Wilhsm rcuslOS,
Lena ttbv JohRW Mersereau, CrOwe'l II alden,
Ge,rgeT Cobb Heinius 81 Wells, Johu Mclean
Frn'sW EdmOrds Mathew Bird stephen V Albro,
Lewis DOty, Hiram VI worcester, ames foster
The following gentlemen were the same time hosea
In.pectoTs Of he next election;
Richard Berry washington ale
James Hart.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, SCHUREMAN
HALSTED, Esq, was unanimously reelected fresld sat
for The ensuing wear JOHN WRAY Secretary.
Newly orb, an. II, 1881. I'm lmeod
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COLUMN.
MANKIND. it is said. may be divided

M ANkINU, 10 IS sad, may be divided
lFh into three dstinei Glasses those who are too rub
born abandon error. sner convictions those who
so gghe be easily deceived and those who
possessed o. good sense, anc use 70 The ees
sdvanisge
very difficult to TIE aged, and 10 ndace peo
pie 70 principles, who revere the errors IN wacn
they have grown grey.
Philosophy wisdom ard liberty ruPpot one another ne
who wnot reason Is fanatic; he who cannot reason 10
afool; he VITO dare not reason Is slave
Industry, well directed will give a man competency Ia
few years. The greses, industry msaPpedi useless.
The shortest and way 10 i've with honor In ne
world "A 10 be IN reality what would appear 10 BE-.
He who never changes any of bis opinions never
reefs any OF his mistakes
"Perfo,m fesrlessly what you believe 10 be Tfght
- Heaysr be lbs those who help themselves"
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V.B. PaImer's Selection of Rules for business
Men.

Men.
Establish yourself the broad and sound basis OF IN
tegrity
Use the means they open to ALL
Calculate tbs probabilities Of tho future increase and
multiply the means Of information.
To compete successfully with your neighbo particpssia
the facilities afforded to 20 ahead.
Confess igsOrance In regard to subj In which yos
uniformed listen and learn
Keep the mind the means, rather than the object
Take advantage OF modern actlites and accomplish
much in single day required weeks months years.
formerly
Don't depend upon your own lungs alone-uss the luDss
Of the Press
Consider the Of the good standing OF some and
the decline and fall and OF OF Others and reg
ulate your conduct accordingly
II your suit not with your ends pursue those sods
which suit with your means.
Reflect what you see and near BET your NINA -
work; reason with candor; weigh well and consider for
yourself; decide, and act
Treat your customers your euds by serving mem "a
the best manner.
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nNHE NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK
Il INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New Haven Conn:
Insure horses csle &c agHinS loss from deAih eaer
from neural eause accident disease OF any description
Nsw-Ycrk Agency, SO wIlisnst, Merchants Ex-
change. gHfu L. " HAM, AkonA
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NITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
OCOMPANY-Ofices6 81 WALLST. and le7 BOW
ERY-Tbls Company. with cash capital OF
$4,000
and large surplus securely Invested, continues 10 insure
sSsrs jos. or damage by FIRE dwelling houses,
chnndss household furniture, and all descriptions OF Per-
sonsl Properly, on the most favorable Terms.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson, william j. valentine
Alonzo A AiyOTd, James g. BALDWIN,
Daniel Burnett, Jay Jarvis,
yyYism Wallace John s. Harris
Tho,oss NcFIrafh Robert Barley,
Ts,Ls Rsker Francis A. Palmer,
Jacob Miller
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JAMES n McLEAS, Secretary Sfeodu
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE. COM
w PANY Office No J Wal a. (cor. New-sL) CASE
APITAL $1,000 lnurss Buildings, Merchsrdiso
aousstold snt6re Vessels 10 port and their cargoes kc
against loss damage By re on he most favorable teras
DIRECTORS
Fredehek Pentz, RasseH sLebbins, Edgar, n Lang
Danel 3 Miller Fred r. Wolcott Rich. 2. Csrrntr,
VIM Z Rowland w z. Wilmerding, IT. VIM. Oothoui
James D. Oliver, A. C. Kingsland Phil hs1rney,
Richd K. HAighL Geo. G. Sanerlee, Chss y SnineJ'
g0rn'g Savage. Geo. b. Greer, k0bsrI Lane,
Henry Morgan, 3. Marvel,
A MuILgs gecretarv ia eodu