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4fTNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF Utica, New York
LIl
IsaAN, pre.denli H. H. HAwLKY secIe,ay Capital s7ovO0
CHAS. DE SELDiNG, Agent,
May 10 2awh Seventh opposite Odd Fellows a
Select Boirdi,'g and Day school Young Ladies'.
tiiE academic Of this school opposite Judiciary Square,
i and formerly Dr CushHan's, will
tnbct 2Oi The sf
thorough and substantial education, and all
where practabe illustrated ample apparatv F,euch
department VIII be conducted by Mad.oisee hon
music by Professor scheI. Circuas containing fuller
be had ~ addressing the subscriber
teniser isi and after that at Washington
Aug i4-eedlno STEPHEN IT. MIRICK.
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sOMMERVILE Agent and Attorney for the prosecution
IL, claims against Con
Virginia scrip and land
negotiated, and sod References, oms, &c. Ne,
forwarded mail, request
iha fos Once Department FostREes
prepaid insure Address above,
Wasbin e. July IS-lawSmndkcp
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DR,EF Medical Directions for the Treatment OF Ae-
ID cden TO b- pursued 80 W
"a which sre medical recipes and inssruc
,,,. f6r sict cookery Picc y cents ses .5. e tI6a
"'- ~ - For sale by .a
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nerson 10 whom the awarded under former a
r proposals having failed the bond with
required proposals The wok invited fol
lows: K
of obsifucions (Lous
ia0a oecasoned by keeping said
lrom the for the longest period.
Tue
100000
bidder will propose rna, thoroughly
nod specifying IN his bid which he
pete the removal OF the rai the said be later than The
removal during which time he binds himself said
ton free from raf obsirucion,
two good .ees each FOR the OF So0oo condlianed for
faithful the Each bidder will
oilers suees and declaration signed by them they viii
his bond srees above aud also the
cate OF district Judge Of the United States for the State In which he
resides that said securities ate respectable citizens and that he
sdcrs them worth s and all heu debts aud ab
er No bid will be unless these conditions shall be
piled with
OF the Of 800 900 the above object 900
shall be paid Of removing ran
Whenever report portion
ran been removed The shall be inspected by officer
pointed by the War departments and II shal thar such
OF $50 The porinn removed sinai!
vid partial shall be less
nnai nstlmen corresponding number
which contractor snl bind nayisa
Each bid be for whole
the raft and for keeping 'hs for specified period No
The proposals will be addressed the
envelope. q Proposals for removing Red raft "
The war Department itself the right awarding
contract according 10 It's judgment Of the favorable bid
and the most responsible bidder.
Washington D. Cincinnati Gazette, cinennsi ohio Louis
vile Jonnu, louisville kenucky 81 Louis Republican,
Orleans Orleans
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock, Arkansas Telegraph, wash
n:ton, hTkansas j. j. ALERT,
July ls-d2otsS2awr2osep ,''
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0x GnNEN s. sCOrr. Auotlonesr..

VALUABLE GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL. FARM NEAR
the Washington, about nry drive from The
Cenirs Ma. auction On Monday the 9Th september
shall cell AT O'Clock the handsome
lying about mile from Navy Yard, ranch
adjoining The United States Asylum. contains acres fy
which CLEARED high cultivation having been
used for GARDENING the balance well wooded part
Of the called ST. Ezabeth which
md susceptibility of improvement II well adapted growth
f wheai, and garden vegetables There good
3J0ru kiuds, bearing order
VIII waieret, and nearly all under good fencing.
sgh conveniently house,
house, stbing and sheds II has wall, pump
the yard, perpetual spring
yards ne house 1t elevated position,
one Of the healthy tie District
shall sell with all The stock
lights
e gwen media after the sale, required.
Terms cash balaSee one, years,
purchaser give deferred payments, bearing
fran The day Of safe deed and deed
positive. Tile ndisputabc. ge-..a u.
wishing will please
and There will be premises
sho IN. GREEN h SCOTT,
Aug I2-eodkds Auclonecrs.
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Western NIL tary Institate.

Drcnnon SPRING, Henry county, Kentucky.
r cole
the second Monday September 1885, and tie
the first Monday in the following February.
The faculty consists of experienced The
Der of cadets attendance 227 Tho
studies embraces scientific the United States
Academy and thorough instructions in history English literature,
Gteek Latin Students a
cc including civil engineering modern languages book
keepng with commercial practice aud other branches at their
ti0n
The military feature duse military
discipline health, and
ment M# ,e#. 4 zaqE-E
Charges for tuition boarding. fuel lights washing
attendance, and OF
Surgeon So For further information
Smith, louisville kentucky Smith Johnson 81
street. New Orleans, or B. r. johnson, superintendent
July 3-2awcy2m
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WE want to engage tho services cf stss.x ssssvs,
W ndusrous fspe Who
of chsrarte, fny soAe
and determined make himself usefa hy Assnsiou
10 good win No
In business and is
with the city neishborins trade preferred
CLAgErT DODSON,
Dealers all kinds Of dvy soola
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

E OF this win open the lst of octsbs
and clofe the 29h of June following
Tue university embraces the following schools viz l. ancient
languages O. modern 3, mathematics a. natural
philosophy ray, and geology 5, chemistry g. medicine
comparative anatomy phi, ooey, and O. neral phi
law Also iecursshp OF special anatomy asd nmeta medcn
anatomy The schools Of ancient
have each
the school Of law there adjunct professor.
1hc including clothing books pocket money
follows
three schools 523 each SIS 90
including dist, and attendance Of
payable in three ipstalmenis, advance 90
Room occupying room, - each 90
(Rents without the precincts something more.)
fe sb contingent Is 90
Washing, slo fuel aud light 30 90
sass 90
Students OF medicine charged with four tickets each
dscug fee S. The fee in the intermediate class Of
Is a sen class, 675. GES5NER HARRISON,
Aug g-2z, 4wcp Chairman Of the Faculty
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FREDERICK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
H.. ". NJ.
FREBERicK CITY, MAINLAND. ..@..
THE exercises institution will resumed the first Mon
i day in September.
.
tuition with the French Qf desed)
stationery washing, mcnding bed bedding, DOCTORS Sd
Music the harp guitar forms an add ona charge
ltaliRn and Spanish
Drawing painting likewise charges Entrance S.
pay charges sem annually advance Day
scholars quarterly. h. #
Pupil. during year, md the charge is
their Those Of dsnon
admitted.
Aug l3-Scp- f...
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National Medical College, Washington.
Thirty Course Of Lectures will
the fourth Monday October, and continue until March,
.
Thomas Miller ". D., Professor Anatomy and Phisiolof
VIM. Johnson NJ Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Riley, NJ D. Professor OF Maeda Mdica, Therapeutics
and Hygiene. --..-- =.
May, Professor the Principles and Practice Of
Surgery. \.
Tyler VI. D., Professor Pathology and Practice OF
Medicine.
stone NJ D. Professor o Microscopic and Pathology
cal Apsomy, .L.
stensr D. Professor Of Chemisy and Pharmacy.
Chas. q. Force, NJ. D.. Prosscor and Demonsuator.
The faees fot tha prosecution OF practical anatomy
smIde.
similar institutions Europe, desks
regular given and The wards for clinical
nd 'he roof.
The extensive additions the buildings the last for
the accommodation Of the sick will esuy extend the ueunoso of
the medical and surg esl clinic.
FOR full Of lectures
Msculatna fee (paysb. only once
Graduating EXPENSE 10
Medical aud Surgical Clinic through the whos
ROBERT KING STONE, N. D.,
Dean of Faculty.
Once and residence corner Of and l4th streets.
Aug l7-aavtl.tN.v
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Coupons ON the Preferred Bouds tho Chesa al1e
and Ohio CanaI Company. TN
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
To be drawn at Washington Delaware, ia August 1855
aREGnRx a NANNY Aa.a.urAu

Tickets Slo-halyes 3l0-quarers S5--eighbs 81 50
Ceruncaes Of packages Of 20 whole tickets, ego 90
Do do half do
DO do 26 do 81 so
Do do ~ eighth do 81 rs
tV tickets Of packages
The above splendid louees will receive the attention.
and an accantpf each drawing will he immediately amer IL
10 all who me.
y Address PJ BUCKLEY, Agent,
July 27--cod&cp Wilmington, Delaware.
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THE COLLEGE OF ss. James, msryisnd.-Tbo Diocesan
College Protestant Episcopal church, the Rev John b.
| Kerfso ID. ~, rector. -
me twelfth will Monday the I'd OF Dc
of received
school, snd prepared FOR III. college by tutors
supervision the professors o the college stu
college which their examination
collegiate entirely distinct nom those ofth
school have the Immediate Of
The annual charge for the session Of ten
months Sls covering acadsmcai
of register for fuller inform
aon address Recor College OF - James r. o. Maryland
2p--2awiow
Known frm lying plank road, In Montgomery
county miles from Washingon, containing
Ion In meadow, 100 In wood and
balance 7ik1 fields the farm be divided into
proportion wood and meadow land To- .aeh The
nsvcraine streams passing
through fencing good, and there large quantity OF
woods suitable For fnhrr division OF hs
fields
In of health beauty Surpassed ny
IN m. IL has always been remarkable for
beatty dwelling contains eight rooms Kitchen, PANTY
10 surrounded Wy nest rsling WIN
NJ yard hsrn stable and other om
good spring with snE p'ns "f cooi ana
delightful attached !, - =. -.----.--
servants quarter. hands would ever be necessary
y. -. ---.,.-.8 - -.
rice &c N-...f stfa
A soon a The plank compeed, (which isey 70 ~
good horse, would MOI % mvIs nm
from The fsfm ssd ms""''s
roAth hsuicd and all seasons OF NE yeh
ne, ~ ian st.~,. Jpy i3-d,m
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Law School OF Cumberland University, nt Lebanon,
Tennessee. .
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carutiers Of circuit
L judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhed L. Ridley, OF the cancco OF
Judges Caruhrs Green whole
the school
Plan Of instruction II. Daily examinations
books No regular of but
daily lessons progress Of the examinations.
2 Weekly law which
denis suits OF facts given
prosecute all the
practce The framed them prepare
Deeds Wills records and all
dence in the TRIALS Some of the are taken by appeal
which Is held monthly the and
public the cad Of session The students clerks
ifs jurors circuit judges aud chanceors official
pacies with their
Sessio,The first the third Monday
tember third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTution fee $50 in advance; contingent
fee boarding $50 Students furnish their
which be had in the I.ebaaon bookstores.
-Four required complete the unless
No previous required
time during the collesiaie year.
There moot legislature connected wi h the school
Number of students the last collegiate eghiy-si1
4F. ROBERT l.. ChKUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoiy President Board Of Trustees.
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situated hsass with marble mantrls
&c. containing eleven each, nnd
genieei family win he ien,ed upon favorable
psnctua tenant, application 10 #Ts
L. NJ STRATTOS,
.H Aactioneer and Connsron Merchant,
South eide Pennsylvania between 9th and I0t
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IMroitrANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.

>,ANDs AND CUMMiNGSiS BRICK MACHINE PATENT
- sa-.Mchar Nours~ TO this cy,
appointed for
practical throughout The To be the
produced
worked the application OF movs power,
With light horses the clay tempered and
eIcellng in rap OF other machine
for that known.
rb- American pant IL ony delayed until the
canb be abroad Meanwhl- NJ.
territory
a
paid) their Office, Of oh and
suces III. Post Ofice Department
lguS ~
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MARK aurdIessoney or. The Tive Brsshs~st ~
vi Mrs. Noodle.
Jsct Cade; The Bondsmso's Struggle.
Gsvsxsis Lectures and Life N#s tNfsAf~i II
Haydochs Catholic Bible parts and 10.
AUe efo RRAMCk TAYLOR
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Ango-wioctl Clerk Ches and Ohio Canal Company
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
KcS1El aI ~ Mountains, by Lawreacc
EssSs9 MA& Railroad The ony rou,e by which travellers
Summer -ar,ansemens--To commence June az, 1853
a % s ss sm s hsss
reach hos,on IN lime . take ,s train for Portland BY the
Gorham, q, sop TraS.
!" w. me onn. M a ram Iaa s p poan
sIs leaving Boston " the evening boat arrive IL rorand in time
As =" 'A'" '''' Portland ra'e + y yasss% n lSss
June 2a-daw Sup. Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad. .
UNIVERSITY OF FLOUIsiAnA.-MEDIcALD DEpA mr.
MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
eo will commence on Monday November H. and win termi
James ,Sns. n. D. r.s.sor % q rsss.
A. II. crnas, NJ D Professor Of Obstetrics.
Tuasu A. S9 ~ D. rIa,s.seT 50 Of Mn,sa Mess. ai,o
cornsns c. beard, Md, p.maa.,'s,ar. Of .ns,onv
The di-secns VIII be from the third Monday in
October TO the first Of April, III.
Hospital from 70 April TIE
ssrsodaay practical advantages free Of
There about thousand patients prescribed for daily in this
1ns number Of pas.'' nearly twenty ,sss,s& %sr
July 3o--lawtNovl Dean.
Iusr RECEIVED AT wHITTLEsEYs PAINT, OIL, GLASS
and Lamp store, 7h street. opposite Hall Brothers goods
ton. pure white lead
so gallons iinteed oil
21J do boiled do
200 oil
whale
do
Also, Iraisioot and rosin oils
Copal COACH Japan Asphaun, Dsman and shoe varnshe
800 window glass; single double incu
ding French plate, all sizcs
Together complete OF n colors,
and ground in oil .a..
Lamps girandoies, and capdenras, entirely pat
terms, gotten up expressly my order
Bfushes q all desc ripunps f
Adap and candles
In fact hive everything usually kept in paint OIL and lamp
o % an emergency of the
all and Ave will be deducted for
cash. Doat mistake the place,
WUITTLESEYs,
On Tth street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
Iox IN
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ylR JONAH BARRIvGToN's Personal Sketches Of
~ his c-n tiro~s edition, vol, Emo Price 8 W.
jos, received, sna for sale ny .,,.y
Aug booksellers, near Sm s"eea
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EANM sale tn Alerswdrts e"uufy. sS's"-
Ia miles OF IN. sausduc,. and -four from ue fiesde"s
nv Of will r~I ressonrhie terms
portion thereof located ss above, within halt mile Of
Roads There
between and thirty acres of beautiful beed snd
Much ofihis farm - rich
which might be sdvsnsgeo"sy
who may be disposed purchase
Ninth Pennsylvania
averas os Icrniio Bsii, on sdiacsni farm. -
May ii-.odd NM. BALL.
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ne.da the a4 Of Angus, neat on ,e premises Their entire inter
est IN The pepsLy with ~ the household
The spread reputation Comfort superior
bahng seekers health
snfhensd description OF this popular watering
Sale pasiuve Terms payment LIBERAL known III.
fo.es.ias given any
July 2a-drSthhus D. REYNOLDS Co.
nOMEsrIes, and all kInds of sapie goods.-we VIII
sbuting- OF all The choice makes
some dark styles, suitable for the fall
Aso, dannels ginghans, Irish linens
Linen cnlnbdc handkerchief black str check cambrcs
Aud variety Of such goods a, wanting just at 's tune, all Of
which we will On,r at the lowest p,se. su,,srr,
7th street, near rennsyv avenue.
EVANS - wArsoN's rh,iads Il p,,i.- -sIanufeotu,.d
p," hsy sos cover S,e az ssd ;s
Also bank vaults. and ioa doors for banks and
tsn, equal any In the United States.
can be nsmed Over 600 Of cor sscs are 10 USE
Of safes and authorized to receive
parmer.' and Bank, rhiladphin
United state. xppr,i.sr,. once rh'lsdyip6ia
Pennsyiv Rsiroad Company, safes
Philadelphia, Germantown, and Morown Railroad Company,
Richard Nor, s.n, locomotive works, rhiladeiphla,
Winchester na,s, Winchester, Nirvinis
roe agency for 8uuerworth'. superior bank locks
sse lined rtfnsrfators,
July 3,--aawiy
Home .nd Foreign ra,ent .nd General Agency.
MICHAEL NouRsR & co.
Once southwest corner streets. nearly opposite the
General Pos, oGce, Washington, ID, O.
& Co win their senri-n The prosecution Of claims
NJ sainss the government whether before Congress The Supreme
Govt Executive Department.. the procuring 81 patents In
,s mn ."' % e. w iu @ mosa" @ and regulated by The
and extent Of the .erpcss rendered
Europe and viii charge Of business with which he
may be inuossd. - o,,n,
JAMES MoRss
Solicitor .nd legal adviser, RI cILLET.
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NTRA w HATst STRAW HATS i-er~st Red"ctsou
- prices In order reduce large sod wen stock
have determined
this day 10 sell pres,iy reduced prices. u.I .u
Come LANES Fashionable hs zap, and gentle
fasuhius establishment rrnn.yvsuia avenue near -Four
an bnf
IupeJ - asauA Aso ao~
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Maryland MILITARY Academy, oxford, Talbot County


COuhty,
Maryland.
JOHN III ALLEN Superintendent graduate of the United
Military Academy, West Pont1e
institution will the first Monday
Terms, $3.50 Modern languages dawiIg and
The academy situated on peninua surrounded by sal,
retired beautiful and healthy u
Baitmore Catalogues
ersssy obtained
Gushing Bailey Messrs Murphy
baltimore, OF BY application TO the superintendent
ErrEExscEs.
Cot Samuel Cooper adjua, general United
Col. Joseph Tai United States Baltimore Maryland
John ~. D. LaitObe, csa. BaIunore Maryland.
Coi. Andrew johnson, Nashville, Tenne-soen.
Henry du font, ESQ, Wilmington, Delaware.
Col w. w. Bliss, United States army, New Orleans.
Aug 7-eod6w.
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Gy-Usvtng sold out my entire business 90 Mr. q y
whii.soy eboeuy recommend him
friend. and m tsr patronage for whatever they
wish In his knowing whatever orders tbcs
furnish him with will be promptly attended TO- and o The very
bes material. A. HATCH ".
July t1-eod2~ ##E
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For Pinsy point, Old Paint, and Norfolk.
a ~xy~n The steamer OSCEOLA having been thoroughly
2S&fos repaired, will, 9Th july
ia'y TO tho above places leaving Washington every
"Wednesday O'Clock returning
folk every Monday and Tnunday, O'clock p.
regularly Pney Point, Old Point, Cone
will Norfolk for the James River
Southern
=
JAMES MITCHELL,
July 3-dif Captain.
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NEW The undersigned, z. q. Whit
esey has the side of seventh street, he
Tor the sair Of paints,
glass brushes lamp sc. Having purchased
stock fer cash. Inducements will be offered tose
desiring goods line. Fl
All goods delivered free Of charge in part Of he city
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EXTRA EXPRESS NOTTCE-

DARISEN & KINGS EXPRESS Mr. W
Parsen having visited this City for the purposp NJ
completing arrangements for the running Of their Er
press, daily, between Raleigh and Petersburg and b,r
ing learned the general sentiment of the Raleigh
ants relative to the system of Expressing he is de-
sirous of giving few illustrations of Parisen Kings
system, contained IN the principles of Watchfunes
E Expedition and Economy.
ist Our Express leaving New York on SATURDAY. at
o'clock, P. M, arrives at Norfolk at ) P. NJ SUNDAY
evening, and at City Point O'Clock Monday, A. NJ
and the only freight delivered at City Point is our En-
press. 1t then takes the Mail Train the AppomaOy
Railroad and is delivered in Petersburg by O'Clock
A. M; and the Express for Raleigh, and intermediate
points, leaves the same evening, at 81 O'Clock, NJ
and is delivered by O'Clock, A. NJ, Tuesday at this
CITY. The same time will be made by our Express
leaving New York Wednesday, per steamship James.
town-thus affording to the Raleigh merchants direct
comm unicaiion with New ork twice per week.
I'd. Our Express has connection with any Other
concern but is in direct opposition to mOnopoIzng
position and the lpropretors alone responsible for
any loss damage occurring in the transportation Of
their Express, from the time OF the receipt of package
until the delivery of the same; and any loss damage
sustained will be most cheerfuly and promptly paid
3d. If the merchants will give list of the houses
at which they trade in New York, either Of our
Agencies our Express Wagons will call for then
goods in time for our dispatch, and thereby them
the expense of carriage, generally added their bills
4th. A merchant, a lady, child, wanting an!
thing, from paper of Cambria Needles, crying
Baby to aheavy case of goods, coop of China fowls
or span of Horses. has but to leave correct orerWH
our Agent to forward to u.s. and the return Of our
Express the order will be completed, If in the line
possibility without any trouble or advances, until such
order is delivered at the door.
5th. Our arrangements being complete of The first
class throughout entire line, and upon the strict P
cipIes ofPermanency and Security, we are enabled
transact our business with greater Expedition and Econ
omy than BY any other way the public can de
wise.
Hence the utility of aswell conducted Express, per-
forming its obligations to the public
We here end, and ask for liberal encouragement
this new and expensive enterprise; and in return We
shall strive encourage patrons by POeness POD
tuality and Economy.
Having securedthe services of of the most intel
Iigent and popular merchaptsin this City, H. D. Tuner
Esq, we take great pleasure in saying we have the n
est confidence in that gentemans abilities to make o
Agency as popular his own business already is lido
public's servants, PARlSEN d hlNu'
Raleigh March 22d. 1888. 39-fL
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GREENsBORcUGH

Mutual Life Insurance 81 Trust Coy.
THIS Company, its name indicates, is upon the
i mutual principle, and embraces two distinct depart
ments to wit: Life Insurance and Trust departments
This attractive combination offers TO Policy holders
double the ordinary security. without destroying their
right to full participation in the entire profits of the
Company. Premiums will be received in cash, either
annually, sem-annualy, quarterly, may be agreed
upon at the time the Policy is issued.
In the TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit Sys-
TEN, the payments made TO the Company entirely
optional with the Deposition, regards the and
the time at which they made. A party may pay in
much little, (not less than dollar and
often may be en for him without any liga
ton upon him TO continue his paymtnts-and may with
draw them at his pleasure.
So that, the plan of this Company there is Great
ed at one and the same tire payable at
death-a fund available an SickneSs-and provision
for old age
o. See Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS COMPANY.
Directors-Raph Gorrel, Lyndon Swain, John A.
Gilmer, D. F: Caldwell, Richard Greene, David Nc
Lean, Richard Sterling Jofn Nj. Logan, D. P. Weir,
E. W. Ogburn, Robert NJ. Sloan, Robert P. Dick,
Henry B. Elliott.
President-Ralph Gurrel.
Vice President-Lyndon Swain.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. P. Weir.
Attorney-John A. Gilmer.
Examining Physcian-Edwin Watson, NJ. D.
Consulting PhysicIans-D. G. M ebane, M. D.; J. I.
Cole, NJ. D.; D. p. Weir NJ. d.
General Agent-Wiiiam H. Cumming.
Any Information relative to the Company may be
had by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer
February 18th, 1858. 27-tf.