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Fulton sreeNow that the winter Ia setting Ia We would
recommend s who are in the Of Boots and shoes tc
70 direct 70 The estsb shment Of n. BROOKS where
thy esn & Boot and shoes AZ sny
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& ~ ~ Bro.evay corner q White street,
Ihreeply "a PER ysrdi supcrfns So 20 "a per vs,I
good all wool a. per yard OH Cloths heavy S 10 a. ne
low prices. ''''-s'seAp
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o. 3. Circuit Court.
Ocr lo-This court will open for the regular terut
business on Monday next. Jury trials, law argu-
ments, equity causes, and appeals will be heard.
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ers to advertisement in another column large sale
of Furniture be this hall of
Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway, by Messrs. L. Van
dewAter l. Co., OF W all street.
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beautiful assortment of the above articles OF are r,r
and unique patsrns, can be at the subeoribers
A.. a J. SAUNDERS Is7 8rosdsav
Corner OF Liberty street, and "a broadway
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bash q New Rochelle James Bank, Farmers Bank, Minis.
Sc aken At par In PAYMENT for Clothing OF all styles
descriptions at L. EVANS Clothing Emporium ~ and ~
Fulton - "
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french Wa,rproof Boos OF the hrst quality. will BE-
sold ehesp wholesale retail and any one in x.n,
ret one pair hundrsd BY calins ir sdia,elv sa
viii save all o. hy cent Afso received SO rairs sht
French Cali Boots snd will be soI cheap a. 81 Brosdvsx
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ing list Of candidates believed 10 bs chosen
GoraHor .............. Reuben Wood
Li,ufenanf- Core nor :. William Medill
.7udir ............... William d. Morgan.
Ti,astrer ............. John q. Breslin
Stoefayy..... ........ William TIevitt
.7fifoTney General. Henry Stanbery
Board Of Pubic Uorks. Alexander p Miller for years
George w. Nanypenny, do.
James u. steedman, i do.
Judges and other judicial ofcsrs also elected In
the various counties, at this election
LEGISLATURE.
teltsrsphic despatch from Cleveland says-@The
returns confused that Is impossible to tell with
certainty the state Of parties In the Legislature
With regard to the majority for Governor despatch
from Columbus says:-H Enough returns have reached
us to make certain the election Of Wood democrat for
Governor, by about Il eco majority
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KeIIogg,s Fal style or Hats, now r

Also lsrge assortment Of boys and chdrens Beaver,
Felt and silk Hats be found in this city Velvet and
Cloth CAPS in their variety. One Price -
j. W. KELLOGG. l2s Canal street.
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New York Boot ana snoe :

snyvhere; hnt tueh shirts made GREENS
Nc Asor House. can be obtained nowhere else. Their
certain but not than the OF their dc
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Comb Fsetory.-Lsdies are respectfu,I .,
invited TO sssmne the choice selection Of Dre.s Combs
greatest In the city. "'ht
An ). SAUNDERS. 81 Bro,sr.v
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Portable pressing Cases, In all that the
rsme imp RTE coupac. and complete contaionr useful Ar
tioles, ofthe best quality, warranted.
A. J. SAUNDERS. If5 Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street, snd ~ Bro.drav
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has thorough nowledge of newspaper job business
can obtain one hall Of hourishing paper for o by
plying at 3 at twelve o'clock to-day. 1t Is
pccted that he will attend to the mechanical department.
exclu
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eures by thi. most wonderful dscovery Of
,pepy neur ara. eonvulsions ST. Ytus dance rhsums-
ism soiAcs sout paralysis hip disease Urine comnlsat
afne; oysrepsia, dtarrhua and female diseass Pm.
q remedy. '-'' ''"si"s htertnet
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Hair Dye.-BsschsIor,s g.,

c r Dye.-bsscheior's genuine Liquid
SoIcrns tof the hsr eyebrows and whis can
cured at the wholetaie Druggists and pestar 80 IN
nc NC s1pnry nso the principal once and naaufaetory
limitations. ~ "V"'.. "'"sfs "
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Like the rush or many xv.,,r.-

ere I'd Of yoPs song IN a9a on, q The anous
nsnerees buy .lssans Three Ply Carpets at and
rtr yhrd besutul lugrsin Carpets 3s g. ne
ysrd Floor oil Cloths q. Cd 3s aud a. per vGrd and
lar dome Rug for % se being shout hall the ormer
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rhe Lates, from Warrington.
tAL CORRESPONDENT.

THE EUROPEAN PRoTEsT-cAtIFoRNIA CLAIMS FOR
ILLEGAL sEIZUREs-PRESIDENr FILLMoRE'S POL
IcY-CoRRECTIoN, Etc
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OhiD Election.

The democrats have elected their State ticket by
Isrge msjoriies except the Attorney General who is
supposed to have been defeated by the election Of STAN
berry the present whg incumbent We give the follow
ing list Of candidates believed to bs chosen
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Ssns NO orss. Jones 'str,stcsrros asureu. rsn.
ssnd unrivsled fer rs,dly aud saectuay curing salt
rnsum nch cry letters jsundice, blotched dcoorsd
skn chronic erytpeas serofulous and otker
slightly diseases Of the skin. -
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THE LITTER OF HENRY CLAY.-We are grati6ed
to lay before our readers, this morning, the noble
and patriotic letter of Henry Clay, in answer to
late nvitationfrom q committee Of our citizens to
visit this city. The object of the in vitaton was to
secure from MIR. Clay, in New York, on some appro-
pirate festive occasion, the delivery Of his senti
ments and opinions on the present condition Of the
political affairs of the country. His reply from
Ashland fully comes up to the exigencies Of the
day Like the true patriot that he is, he is opposed
to all the various cques, factions, and schools Of
agitators, looking with distrust upon everything
that smells of notification secession, but with
confidence undated in the good sense OF the masses
Of the people After the dis istrous results of the
Pennsylvania and Ohio elections, it will, no doubt
be refreshing to the wings TO turn in humility ana
repentance to the good counsels Of Henry Clay
HE'S THERE The following paragraph from
the Houston (Texas) Telegraph, of October 4, 1851,
gives to the much abused G. n. Donaldson, Of our
celebrated Greer and Donaldson corresponi ience,
"local habitation." The Telegraph says
Several Of coemporares endeavoring TO create
the impression that Mr. Donaldson whose letter figures
in the correspondence OF the NEw fORE HERALD Is
mpoetor and that such person has ever resided In
Texas We have been informed, however, that such
person has purchased a small plantation somewhere in
the vicinity Of Marshal and has claimed resi- ience in
Texas at least year 1t appears from the note of Col
Yoskam that Gen. Houston recognized him a menber
Of the committee and it may hereafter appear that his
appointment the committee made al Washington
with III consent Of Senators and Representative Mr.
Howard These gentlemen should Inform their constitu
ents whether they had any agencyin procuring lis sp
pointment a member Of the committee.
VIII the editors Of the Washington Union take
the track Of Mr.. Donaldson somewhere in the Vi
cinty Of Marshal" and follow him up; and 6. when
found take note OF himl'' We hope so. We also
call upon Gen Houston to explain, if he did SO,
how he happencdto appoint Mr. Donaldson ; and =
Lot, why not The public desire to have the mys-
terry cleared up So do we.
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YOU'VE ~ OREM. Merchant Ta,,orS and o,oAh,sr.

LOR htST, two large sntoons the n PENN
sylvsnia avenue and 18th They
Pennsylvania with length o
and being situated about the OF the popuou
and its great hotoughare wen
public exhibitions Of almost hind exhibition
auction otherwise of almost
They will he rented aay,
month, year. term Of years. application
scrihcr on the premises,
JOSEPH wIMsATT.
Dec 07--.odow [Intl
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ELOvEsf GrDvEsii oLOvEsffi-Rozoui's gloves all
" "res and co'ors, at rARKER's
New store, under National Hotel,
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NlNGLE and Double-bnrTel FowIinx-pteces, ~.
~ w. BADEN Il BROTHER, hardware merchant, sign o.
golden Pennsylvania sixth street, have a
ccvsd, by late arrivals from England fine assortment Of 'p
goods, confusing in part Of
Fine Damascus twist and other nowns pieces prices
from Sl3 10 gas.
Dixon Sons patent safety and other nasks.
Shot pouches belts Of English
Percussion caps patent wads wad cutters, primers cesnu
gun covers, Ac, ke.
Dec l-QawAw
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RS ATKINSON 1sO Baltimore street, tup ~
III BALTIMORE respectfully ntorms the ladies OF Waslnra
that she has beautiful Of nch PARIS Arhcis f
selected with expressly for the ensuing ssssn
and dinner parties Ladies' who have purchased her flowers
Ponder form deN Of in selecting and
arranging TO order any flower they wish She has 30 arm
bouquets for the dinner parties and other dsn
percentages ~ 70 receive from them highly satisfactory
ments
To those ladies who unacquained with Mrs Atkinson
lshmrnt she would she occasionally visits Pars erpr
the purchasing Of flowers for The winter entertainments 40
dines
Flowers orransed TO order, not manuoetursd az some
have been misinformed.
Tclesrsphic despaiche. attended with punc,usly.
Dec &--2aw4w
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Gen. roo.s,. L.e.ars.

We publish below the able aud eloquent lecture OF
General Fooe. the fearless senator IRON Mssisspp de-
lycred last evening al the Musical Fund Hail. Tor the
benefit OF the Southwark church II was listened 10 by
large and intelligent audience OF ladies' and gentlemen
and received with many demonstrations Of applause.
Il Is in all respects very patriotic and mastery produc
ton. 4"a.
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BLANK ETS, FI.ANNEIS, sGc.--Wc invite o
public, and Articles pvwfre
anxious dispose Of all goods
inducements may be expected by purchasers We have
100 pieces heavy twied blankets, for servants
Iow.pt,ced colored do
rs pairs nband bound blankets lod Ia 49, 10 very
superior grades
We have, no
is pieces heavy fulIed cloths, "a and servants
20 do ssnsts, in all coors and prices
90 do plaid and plain lipseys, for servants
In cloths. cassimeres, &c, Just received
pieces superior black French cloths
do low priced and colored do in olive, green. brown,
blue, and claret, for boys
do superior black French docskin cnssmerss
9 do medium and low priced black 10
% do fancy colorcd cassimeres, in styles
o do low-p1ced, for boys
Gentsmen's under garments, &c
dozen gentemen's extra heavy amhswool shirts
do do drawers
10 do patent merino drawers
pieces heavy double mled hannes wcar1
10 do real Welsh unshfnkne
piece 1914 flannel bankeiing
With extensive stock Of all kinds OF white tapnes
the cheapest possible prices TO close winter
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, i co.
Dec I0-3swImif
YOUNG ~ OREM, Merchant Taiiors and CIs4hiers,
have Just received fresh supply Of fine cloths
vestncs and beautiful winch prepared
order in the beat style nj short notice.
our ready clothing quality, supply
Gentlemen VIII find
n
All goods warranted represented
We have fine yoke shirts and collars best Kid AID othe
stocks crava umbrellas, nc. Prices low, deviation
YOUNG pREN.
Pennsylvania avenue, D doors of Browns ao,et
Dec 3--eo4wif
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Improvement and Conservaaion Of the Eye by -
tacles.
E subscriber Of the Optical Institute Munich and New Ia
respectfully informs the citizens and az Washingta
he will remain here short with his supeor gAses aa4 a
cal Instruments The general neglect and Of eyes
and msaped glasses have caused the subscriber make the
and Its relation with glasses his study In Of (
IL enabled III aneT close
gaases and only with this peculiar method,
with the mniseus ginses Of crystal and pebble
conserve the eye for the highest age.
The Munich optical instruments sufcienty known cG
examine
DYER McGUIREs
Corner OF 10th and Pennsylvania
Dee "a JOSEPH BERKE,
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CAUTION about agents nj" snts1er's wines.--s
Washington cautioned agnbst any persor
senng cmsevc. authorized sell take orders for
&C, Of importation, have such agents employed
Orders from should be sent, by letter OF ~
Leef 10 al Philadelphia, when they will he instantly
The goods delivered free Of gh and the order sa'sseon
ecucd.
JACOB SNYDER, IN
Wine merchant, 70 Walnut street, fhi'de'r
oJ-THS CAUTION rsfcrr only travelling agents from
YORK. who may offer sel my witness and customer az
who reside a, Washington city.
Dec. 2l--dlm
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- he sway ~ Icuy Vfants IN a STATE -
il being made evident now by several pregnant proofs
recently supplied, that
Gin all deadly things,
Which make hate thenls elves aud one another;
F De.;b NV ho,us &c.. mas sp, ~.
In rank oppression, In It's widest shape,
The Faction CHIKr Is but the Sutans brother,
And the worst Dcspot's far less human ape"
Surely the friends of peace and good order had a
right to expect alter the angry and contentious scenes
which marked the deliberations Of Congress al its las,
session, that some little respite from agitation brie
cessation OF strife, short OF repose not alto
gelhe perchance, unmarked by partial to the
kindlier feelings oil former generation, would have en-.
sued Congress had, after months of laborous and most
irritating coaroversyaer days and nights, tedious
10 recount OF burning solicitude, Of alternate hope and
despar-of fierce struggles and painful watchngs-
after encounterng and overcoming obstacles unnum-
bered-tnot, some suppose without the manifest in.
terposIon OF Divine Providence, too)been able ulti-
mately to agree upon plan OF adjustment marked with
extraordinary wisdom and beneicence in all its parts
breathing throughout it's whole framework the genuine
spirit OF elevated craftsmanship, OF nhexble justice, and
OF brothery Iowa plan Of adjustment which, cautious
~ avoiding the exercise Of all legislative power moi
clearly given by The constitution, upon the very prnci
pies of compromise mboded in that sacred lnstr,,-
ment liseand spite OF factions opposition from the
North and from the Southland had thrown this noble
plan of adjustment before the country confidently hoping
that II would be received with general approval and thai
in due season II would secure restoration of qne, and
the extinction of sectional enmitles. But this reason
BILE expectation has yet been entirely realized
and we have seen most furious and envenoned oppo-
sitlon this scheme OF settlement simultaneously com.
menceI the two opposite quarters Of the confederacy
which is far from being yet Discontinued, and which, it is
he feared, not checked by timely fundamentally. may
eyentuae in consequences which every true patriot would
forever deplore,
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CARD-Tbe subscribers respectfully notify those ha.
n counts with them, that their bills drawn
VIII be delivered 10 them before the 25th Of ms
month"; AZ
~ ~ important that books should be eio-ea
year, earnestly hope That all Of friends will i
The LIST lanunry and make settlement either with the cash
nj short dates.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAy,s
Dec 93-d3wf
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A RECENT Graduate Of Yale desires 10 tsarn -
Al South, either In school private family. long acqu
with southern character renders the subscriber we
mept being pleasant. ~
Testimonials 10 character most nnsxceptmabls /. "
aship from President Woolsey and other member OF h
Address 4. W D.
Dec Qt-eo3w II, Phiiade'r
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will rake the liberty Of reading the first paragraph Of
pated that he might die as he did, of dropsy Before
reading IL, think il due TO Col Polk his name is
mentioned in it as unfavoraby it is in any letter
ceived by Mr. Blair from General Jackson, to say that
the general attributed Col Folks towards Mr..
Blair to the request If not the requirement of small por-
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CLAGET'r ~ DODsON. dealers In all Kinds Of - 49,.
t"re dry goods. respectfully inform those Of Their
whose accounts unclored thst bills will he ssn
or before the hrs OF the year Settlement Tor ",
either with the money by note will be thankfully rece'
Dec 07--3tfeod G. !
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NOTICING hereby respectfully inform custom, \,
~ their respective accounts will he made 10 s s
and handed in Immediately teresftsr, when win be % "A
all to come forward, seul. up and commence the new
'' Dec sf 81" siws ?. n HOOP 90
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Delivered al The Musical Fund Hall, on Monday evening
Dersmbsr 30. 1850, 10 ad IN rebuilding The Sotitloar
church.
that the necessity Tor close, rm and fratenal Unio
among the numerous but distinct Ang American settle
mens scattered along the line Of Atlantic coast iron
Massachusetts 10 Georgia, began not only 10 be ser
ously felt, but TO be publicly acknowledged. To a
illnslri0us citizen OF Philadephia-to him whose
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taken in this city for several years. but their cost
has denied them anything Ike general circula-
ton. Their value, however. IL 6iIly appreciated
by the whole profession, WHO, ~ have no doubt
will hasten to avail themselv2o 10 opportunity
OF possessing themselves ~ Mt 1ppbiication Of
Messrs Little & Brown, wdlck 2 6o had ut less
than one-fifth the expense Of the original works.
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, we judge, long felt
desidsr0tum-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports Of all the decisions Of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observe in the
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th january, 1851. This ia unparal-
lelcd despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
US than our own courthouse. The style in which
the work ia issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with it..
The page is large, fair, white, and readable. The
table Of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much careand diligence. The former strikes US as
executed on very useful plan, referring not only
to the and page of the volume. but containing
also short abstract Of the subject of each case.
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
referring to American decisions, and still more to
the value of the work. The publication is to be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octavovoumcs, for the remark
ably low price Of $l0 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, we think cannot fail to be
useful to the profession and profitable to the pub
lishers. Philadelphia Legal IntelIigeney.
Mays
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ID ECHERCHES SUR LES EQUIPAGES DE
IL Points Militaires en- Europe, par Rirago, Ma

ID ECHERCHES SUR LES EQUIPAGES DE
IL Points hIitaires en- Europe, par Birago, Ma
jor General Autrichien, traduit dc Pallemande par
J. r. Capitainc d'Artiierie; vol.
Regcincnt sur 10 service DIES Arm6cs en- Cam
payne, par Durat Lasalle; vol.
Traito dc Fertilization Passagcre, d'attiquc ct
dc defense des Postes ct Retrancbemeats ct sur les
Points Militaircs, par Fischmcster, Lieutenant des
Bombardiers, tradut dc Pailcmand par Rieffel,
Profcsseur de Sciences appliquecs Pccolc OAR
tillerie de vincenncs vol. with atlag Of plates
Sur Organization dc IArtillcric, OF son cmploi
dams la guerrc dc Champagne, par Lebourg, Lieu
tenant Colonel d'Artillerie; | vol
Sur les Reconnaissance Mitarcs, par Corroard,
ancien Ingenieur !; vol. with atlas OF plates.
De Parnement des Places de Gucrrc, par 10 Gen.
ernl d'ArtilIeric Marion; ] vol
just imported with others on various points Of
Military Science and Service, direct from Paris,
by FRANCK TAYLOR.
May 81
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FUME baths.

ITO all who are afflicted with Rheumatic com
i plants we would say, 20 and try DIR. FINER
SONS SuLrHun FuME 4 Aras, Mt Copp's Pavilion
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The pc
culinritcs Of IL such that II cures cfTcctualy
this complaint. Also All other Diseases Of Chronic
joints, &c.
Galvanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity
DR.. Emerson still continues TO apply these i'm
portant remedial agents 10 such diseases and sucb
cases ~ indicate their usefulness,
Aug. s2-2awW
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED I'm APRIL l849, AND DECLARED A
DIVIDEND OF rs PEE CENT. ON - MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business Of the Company confined to Life
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act or incorporation,
100000.
omes No. ss Camp Stree, bei,Oeen Gravier aud Com
mon streets, Neto Orleans.
This permanent fund to be invested as per char
ter for the benefit Of the policy holders, in bonds
and mortgages ON unincumbcred real estate valued
at double the amount loaned thereon and in stocks
OF the State and Of the United States government
This company, being organized solely for the
protection Of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in its operations a
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid principles, and af
fording, for small annual sum, paid during life,
q large and handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, who continue the insurance till death, par
tcipatc in the whole of the profits Of the company
Creditors can insure the lives of debtors. A
married woman can effect insurance on the life of
her husband FOR the sole benefit and use Of herself
and children, free from the claims Of creditors.
TRUsyERs.
John Hagan Samuel Stewart
Peter Cohrey,ir. Henry s. Buckner
Robert J. Ward John s. Allison
Isaac Johnson VIM. E. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maupael White
RsTER Cas1Ey.jr ., President Board Of Trustee.
DlREcroRs.
Joseph w. Stanton Geo. w. Smith
John L. Lewis Junus Bebce
N. G.. Hall M. M. Cohen
John l.. Saffarans Edw. Jenner Cox
E. w. Sewell A. Van Bibber
Cornelius Fellowes William H. White
J. Morgan Hall Theo. H. McCaleb
f.. H. Barton b. M. Norman
Andrew Carr C. G.. Spethen.
JOHN HAaAN, President of the Company.
Epw. JENNER CQxE, Vice President.
A, ], WInnIRRuRN, M. ID. Medical Board OF
THoAAs HUNT, M. d. Consultation.
II. G. HEARrr, Actuary.
e. L. GooLD, Attorney,
RICHARD BEIN, M. D.. No. All Magazine street,
Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily
FROM l2l TO ao'clock, p. m.
ny the Charter only $4,000 is taken on single
life.
o. This Company is prepared to entertain ap-
plications for Life Insurance, and issue Policies
all sound and healthy White persons and Negroes,
at the Table Of Rates established by the hoard,
which are lesa than the rates charged by the New
York and London offices, and without their restric-
tions to residence in the South. By the charter
deficiencies of Profits are declared annually, and
the profits draw interest, and can be made availa-
BILE at once to the extent of two thirds Of their
amount, where the party has paid his premiums in
full. b $50
o. California Permits at New York and London
nation as to Life Insurance, and all papers ncccs-
Wary To effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of
the Company.
o. Extensive Travelling Privilegcsarc allowed.
o. Office hours, 9 o. IN. to p. IN.
August 2-ly
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vI,HE GOLD WORSHIPPERS, OR THE DAYS
Il we Live in, Future Historical Novel. by
the author Of "Whitofriars."
Harmony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. DR.. Keith.
May "a FRANCK TAYLOR.