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For tho National Era.
looPyRiaHT SECURED BY TIE AUTHOR
MARK SUTHERLAND:
on,
POWER AND PRIN
BIZ EMMA d. x. n. soUTHwoRTH.
CHAP. TX.
Changes
La1ella.-'Th q babblIng World.

IsaJella.--'Tb q babbng world
Mr. Craves.-OA! It's an atrocious world
Ut viii be burnt up one dsy-thats comfor.~
Eighteen months have passed since Mark
Sutherland left his home. Eighteen months
Of persevering study, of unsuccessful effort,
and Of varied wanderings find him, at the
close, in Cincinnati, quite pennless, and nearly
hopeless. His efforts to find employment here
are unavailing. He has not even the means TO
pay his board-a situation in which many
worthy and promising young man has found
himself who has afterwards nevertheless risen
to fame or fortune Embarrassing and dis
couraging enough is the position while occu-
pied, however piquant to look back upon.
In q listless and disappointed mood, Marx
Sutherland entered the reading room Of the
hotel, and, taking up the daily papers began
10 look over their columns, TO see IL any new
want Of clerk or an agent had been adver-
tised, which might hold out the hope Of en-
ployment to him. At last, in tho Intelligent
Ger, his eye lighted upon an advertisement for
q classical and mathematical teacher. The
candidate was required to produce tho high
est testimonials Of character and competency,
and requested TO apply through the Office OF
that paper. Mr.. Sutherland's classical and
mathematical attainments were far above me-
diocrity, and the references he could give were
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For tho National Bra.
THE LAST GOOD NIGHT.

Close her syslids--press them gently
Der the dim and loade9 eyes,
For the soul TINT made them lovely
Hath returned unto the skies
Wipe the dsath-d drops from her forehead,
Sever one dear golden tress.
Fold her 10y hands al Iaeefly,
Smooth the little snowy dress
Scatter flowers Ger her pillow
Gentle flowers. so pure and white
Lay this bud upon her BOSOM;
There-now softly say, Good night
Though our tears flow fast and faster,
Yet we would not call her back.
We are glad her feet no longer
Tread LIES rough and thorny track;
We are glad our Heavenly Father
Took her whiio her heart was pure,
We are glad he did not lsnvs her
ALI LIES trials to endure
We are glad-and yet the tear-drop
Falleth; for, alas! we know
That our frssids viii be lonely,
We shall miss our darling so.
While the twilight shadows gather,
We shall wait in vain to feel
Little arms, all white and dimpIed,
Round our neoks so softly steal
Our wet cheeks viii miss the pressure
Ofsweet Inns so warm and red
And our bosoms sadly, sadly
Miss that darling little head.
Which was wont to rest there swsstiy;
And those gentle eyes, so bright,
We shall miss their loving glances.
We shall miss their son Good night.
When the morrows sun is shining.
They will take this cherished form,
They will bear 1t to ths churchyard,
And consign it to tho worm;
weli-what matter? L; is only
The clay dress our darling wore
God hath ROBBED her as an angel,
She hath need of this 40 more;
Fold her hands and DER her pillow
Scatter flowers all pure and white,
Kiss that marble brow, and whisper,
Once again, last Cod aight.
ELLEN Gar
Washington MareA 4 ssse~
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The old man, during this discourse, had been
80 absorbed with his own thoughts and the
plans he had in view for his darling Peter, he
had not noticed that the boys eyelids had
gradually dropped, until he had become SEEM
ingly unconscious of everything that was trans
piring in his presence. Such, however, was the
case. Peter had wearied in bis attention, and
now, locked in the arms of sleep, was as insen.
sible as block, even TO the food Of wisdom
that was pouring in upon him.
Here we shall leave the two. IL the public
shall seem to be interested in them, we may
continue, from time 10 time our narrative Of
the conversation of this remarkable old man
with his son. Indeed, we think that, in this
day of hot-headed young men, advice 90 replete
with practical wisdom as that Of Mr.. Worth
ington should DO made public, in order that
the youth upon whom is soon to devolvo the
destiny Of this mighty Republic may profit by it
and our country be saved from the frightful
abyss into which the wild purposes Of men pro-
Tossing to act from some vague thing which
they style principle, ore threatening to plunge
her. IcHADoD.
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care and bathed with soothing balm heart
weary and sore with waiting, and toll and sor-
row. Oh, the inexpressible consolation we find
in simply falling back on the early-learned and
only true and sustaining faith, that though
many events may seem untimely and untoward,
that oil things happen in Gods time and that
"He doeth all things we'll"
This mother-taught trust Of my childhood is
my only defence against the wild anxieties
which sometimes beset me for my own beloved
ones parted from me by such fearful stretches
of land and sea. ] believe-yes knotr-that
we are all within the broad and fatherly ken
of Him who careth for us with tenderness as
infinite as his wisdom and his power. know
not how it is with others, but my own faith in
Heaven is beyond measure strengthened and
vvifed by separation from kindred and coun-
try. At home, there was ever sense of pro-
lection and sustainment against the ills of fate
and fortune, in the consciousness of the many
loving and devoted hearts beating about me
but here, have none but God. As when at
sea, was nightly rocked to sleep by the heav-
ing of the great waves which might at any
hour engulf me-so now, the very awful sense
of the great deeps of Divine Providence beneath
and around me, brings with it peace and re-
pose.
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March /.

On the evening of February 9th, we attend.
ed an entertainment at the Braschi Palace, OF
tableaur pivants, after the old masters. Here,
some of the noblest and most beautiful figures
of Raphael and Guido were very creditably
represented by Roman models. The old patri-
arch of the Seali Nate played many parts with
immense applause. There was also fine fc-
male model, named Carucci, who showed very
grandly in some characters and there were
several handsome children, who did their diff
cult and wearisome devoirs in a most admira-
BILE manner Some of the effects produced
were striking and beautiful in the extreme; ;
but the selection Of pictures did not seem to me
very happy There were too many Holy Fam
iEes--it is not in human, at least Protestant,
nature to enjoy such monotonous succession
of Madonnas. The long intervals between the
pictures, only relieved by some dismal harp
playing, were tiresome enough, and the hall
uncomfortably cold so the entire affair was
rather slow, and was heartily glad when it
was over. Against one of the walls of the
Braschi Palace stands the antique torso, to
which the witty satires of the tailor Pasquin
and his friends were affixed in the time of the
Borgias. This, though supposed to be figure
of Menelaus, is called the statue of Pasquin !;
and the bold breeches-maker's fame is also
perpetuated and spread over the world, in the
term Pasquinade. Yours,
GRACE GREENWOOD
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A LwAYs sAFE.-B. A. FAHNEsrock's vER-

A LWAYS SAFE.--B. A. FAHNEsToCK's YER
n anFuGE By administered with perfect safety to TIE mo
delicate infant TIE following testimony It's virtues by regular Ply
ss shows The estimate placed By the faculty remedy
Worms
IFrsm Messrs. HiD RoteIs Co., Druggist ( Physicians,
Carroi0n, Ala
We take the Information of business
community large, that D. A FAlNESToCS NERAHFUGE s
Of the lest and safest medicines we'll
known here and sells ray and rsed by PhytctRs guqAy
other remedy Worms
many other ailments Children being
ALWAYS SAFE. HILL, ROBERTS & GO.
~ Sold by all the principal Druggists in New Orleans country
merchants genaraly fed
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New orleans.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Sitting of March l. 1865


ls WHEREAS, Of the Gcne Assembly Of The State Of
iouena, entitled An Act relative 10 the city Of Rev Orleans up
proved Asrrh s59 provides that before the Cotnci Of Mun
1ay shall x decide the Of taxes be assessed they
SHALL be made budgets estimates exhibiting the various
n expenditure including also the neotay amount % contingent
be by the Municipality during the current
Tor the urban and tal thereof which budgets estimates shall
DO puhed French and English the official papers Of said Maui
rty dnfns al least thirty before the meeting when the Coun
ellis shall hN and decide the he assessed
And whereas BY tcuerl Assembly, approved
etrRy 80 1854 tho several Municipalities the city Of New
Orleans have been consolidated vua subacqueut mp
proved the date the lte city Lafayette Parish
has become Incorporated portion tho city Orleans,
governed by all the laws relating % same
And whereas the and duties Of the and
c. lafayette have devosed ulou vested in the
Common Council b., virtue ol the act aforesaid;
And whereas ordinance has been passed defining the urban
rural utl Of the city,
Therefore, IN conformity with the provisions Of the March
resolution adopted this day, tho following budget pub
shel and notice hereby given ,hat h LAY the publ
hereof sbe Common Council will proceed ia aud
amount levied on the rois
STATEMENTo OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURES FOR 1858
~
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Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool

CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS IoO1o0 SHARES go EACH
T1istse5JOHN SHAW LEIGH and r b. r. HsBIUNpEIf Esqa.
DIRECTOR etc. in Lyarpcoi-CItARLE TURNER NJ
JOHN CAMPBELL j, BRAMLEY MOORE E,d..
Deputy Charmen. -
Esq r. Ellison Harvey ESQ iFras Maxwell Fa
Thomas Esq, IT.
R. BroskebaHk, ESD, Geo H. ora, Esq Rob McAndrep
lri5 Cannon, ESQ., m. Houghtdn ESD, E. MoiynsFr ESQ.
William Claa0a, tsq Eiwd Johnston Eco William Smith Eo
Thomas Dover Esg, Roger Jones, El, iJhn Ton, Esq
Richard Harhurd Esq, James Lawrence Esq
Available CGpitllTEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Pal ~ Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
~ The subscriber having been appointed
hy aud highly respectable Liverpool Office prepared
accept tk and issue Policies
Fre the City OF Nuw0rus and the iIsr
Tbs very l.rgg eaptalADDED TO TIE INDIVIDUAL LABlI-
TTT or EVERY SToCkllo1DER TO TIE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HE fpPERfksa guarantee The insured Of hs ey
The usunl abatement made pe this Companys policies on par
with the mutual Offices ali settlements be- made
here, both prompt and Hbs'Rl, JAMES MAGE,
dec26 4dpmos1 Agent, St. Charlie street
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'OFFICIEL.
Conseil commun dc la Vile dc la Nile. -orlean
coNsEIL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.
Seapce du Ter Mars 1856

Seance du Ter Mars, 1870
to ATTINDU que, par rAsenbl6e Generate iDtu
roaf Ia vile de Ia NouJslle oeana appouy6 le IS NJ
sso pouryu quyant quun cons qaelcopqae Muncpa
nc ias 6ablr uontan des axes ssssaAer ds Cor>
ront sre connao budget DIES diyeses dApense probable
ontanl d6penaes engees de Ia MmepRle pendant
eourat pour parties ras ct uranes equel
pube uncua daus lie journal ofoiei dits
ncpa6 pendant trenc jourp ayent Ia s6ss lie.
dies taxes devront etre
H. que dun act" do PAssunb4e Geneao approx
eyrer 1852 les divees Muncpatdc la de vile de la
Orleans ee eonecs yeru DUN atc supplemental
nrprouye meme jour xve de la Lafayette sono de Jsrt
exc lorpo6s parc de Ia vile dc lis Nouyoe Oieaus ct
youyern9o Iar les MONIES lois que ecllc-ci;
e. ateniu que pouois ct les deyos DIES Munipate 1T
/, de VILE lie Lafayette appHrounen manlenant cmne Go
mnne. an ertu du Elsii ace;
m ttoniu qaunc ofonnance go pase dt6assant lcs ncs
bqines lie Ia lille;
lin ouiormG dispositions lie racie du u
1850 opdc Jour h budget su'vont sst pU
par pr6s4u que trente iours Gpto Ia
publication ceei lie Conse tommun pos"icra set l 'ut'
qu les ubltA, dise5ncn isbt
ETAT DIES DEpENsEs PROBABLEs -FOUR 1865
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PULMoNIo wAFERs-The most

II D eitctusl remedy Tor Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, etc.--'rh,
most soleinn assurance is given that there Il
not fact stated with respect to the powers o
this Invaluable remedy which is not fully es
tAbihhed in every class Of cases for which II il
recommended, BY mazs Of evidence which
mnst carry runy zion to the most sksptica
mind; and the medicine, although thus highil
sfisetaAl ia ia remedial character, 10 in The
ulmost degree i1uoceni in It's eampositiob and
may ba taken by the mos deliUHte. u ,nyn-
riahly gives rei,ef Withia TEN MINUTES ia
all csses and few dsys' perseverance, viii
be aHih lent to effect cure IN sll recent at
larks Of Coughsor Colds, They are PLEA
the active principle OF the herses being com
| objectionable form, ani any child viii rtadl
L. Price Is cents. For sale by
Wholesale are Retail
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NgEpICAL NoTIcE.-Dn. LOCKWOOD tender

" Ms thanks to patrons par
Ne hes been slninany successful both city and oue psc tue
the Charity Hospital the
purps Of receiving information He The public that he
irats Nth great thohe
mouth hsi lungs heas liver Kidneys etc. together with nst lass
called Yeuerea All Prescriptions filled a the oft The
only for medicine. n B.LockNoods Medcaed Sara
paa article be had ony at bis office, at to
Medical vApor sulphur baths Will
patients gratis when necessary bat the public will be charge from
per baths need for they have
long been used by the medical profession with unparalleled success
purchased Office 81 Circus street, between
foydas Perddo door from the Cras Street Hospital oe
ho1rs from A. NJ, 10 9 p NJ jams Iy
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DATENT MEDICINES
A 900 grose B. A. FAIiNESTOcKS NERNlFUGE.
100 sroce hiellEANHS NERAlifuGE,
50 groee MCLEAN s LIVER PILLS
SO grocs RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
loo groee MUSTANG LINIAiENT
Is groce JEW DAVID PLASTER.
SO gtoee JOHN BULLS SARSAPAR1LLA.
IS eroce S. r. TOWNSENf'S SARSAPARILLA.
10 greece SkNDS'S SAIiSAPARTLLA.
ALI. or JAYNES FAMILY MEDICINES
s- which genuine and d 1t tie manuciets'
prices by JARVIS Il W00nAIAN,
nha lmA w Common md Magnzne sreeis.
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Ia PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No hGA2INE STREET, door Canals astS ROsB
CO. Sstc Rob Falrban 0nstahy receiving New Goods
their auufctoryin Philadelphia and by direct
England sna are prepared to oser to asr he most liberal neGs
DIR asdGlecy llARDWAgg, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING TeUSEs, INDIA BURBEg E.GLs SAD
DLEY COACH, EIAt.iiEia ARD FRUN hJS.
TRAININGS, &c.
W. 70 ara fuvft Z raH
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


NEWARK, M. ,SADDLERY Ware ca
" Hope.-ANDREw q. BULL& CO., No. l5 Canal yyskA
a1eot, Orleans between Camp Magazine streets,
Manufacturer and Imporyfi Of 'sADpLeRY and sADplEWARE
constantly cgnpte OF Saddles
Brides Maagales Trunks WINS SkTny Harness aud Bride
Leather fiogsnl SADDLE Frs TOOLS and Trimming
sarpou, No. 10 CANAL STREET,
sIg tya&W ANDREW q. BULL d co.
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LACEY X Co, 81 St Charles street,
v BRANCH OF LACEY y PHILLIPS CELEBRATnD itAh
rs DRY Philadelphia o'er1f ha iness AH
y H%pfIRINe sfRT'TtT ATTENDED tn NJ tsdW
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tEAIRIE DE La NOUVELLE-OKLEA

1's u feFuef is53,Ays eat par Ia IfSspnte
TO- it Htnr9 Nc. 81 a. 534 CeuLeh C0mnun
Nousr'1 uleans APPROVES le FevHsr, ls52 TrrT
Nt y'pn oiefea IN 80 ute, ltucuu, pms o7rrut
lA5 AAi J. A. raol AIaylla ShAILDl, 10 Mars s5s uu
l. II terrgu ct Ia halsa sons 10 nom Cool! Fulton
NPracolsnars les Turs Anaonciltiln eli U4pantirf
= i terrain trangtare stue ,hc0g dos flrs ia Cr
S0u0glo urvee.
Cos Prprefs yrud1-s conform ;1-p ary tt.ps F
ionrnts par ls Noyef i- "a NJie.
- tsmss ~ conditions scront enonras moment Ia yru7
L-I9 y A. y lLtls wv. Ma
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


STATES LIFE INSURANCE., ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Home cr Southeast Third and Cbesua Streets
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
IlFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA Dec 81 1851, bring tho Second Annual Report
Who'll, nun Of Policies outstanding Dec 81 ts5e.
Whole amount Of Insurance thereon, with Bonus
az issi and isb9 ~ .O67 5i7
Amount OF reserved t Re insurance Dee 81 sss SOS
Iss then Deferred Quarterly, etc. Payments
received. 49,. :Fd52i 80
Iesspr OF bonus OF 1881, shee taid
cash, demand. :-....+. leS3 IS
ras sot OF Premiums reuned... H.. 1s11 a
sgs Ia
Amount Premun ln'eteaa aud Policies 10!
Amount Reserved and Received SEQ s4l Is
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount Maid far IAsses
Amount nad for Ro- Insurance ..-s...,s s4l 80
Amount paid for Office Rrnts, Salaries, station
cry, Commissions, Postage, Advertising,
State Taxes Aeceun Books, Examiners -. . . - -
Fres 15OI0 al sSlsl2 "a
Amount December 81 O29 Of
Amount Of Capa
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w NICKERBOCkER PATENT COOKING
IA RANGES-FlRsT PREMIUM.
PRICE s CouLON, Plumbers. il

PRICE s. C0ULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street, New Orleans respectfully aom public
sns,s ha5 they cary q ias ITs 5s,ass IN n r. ad
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS OF sl Kinds. COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN III Sc. HYDRAULIC RAME FORCE LIFT
BEER PUMPS htted Up be yei LEAD PIPES v
atEcrpen PIG aud SHEET LEAD aud BLOCK TIN always
hn SHIT and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put mp and repaired
a he or itlB Tvs.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NFAYORALTY OF NEW oRLEANs March

ls53-ln with resolution
Cunil Of the city Of New ofssn No approved 9th March, 1855
notice Is hereby given, that less than the
Common Council Of the city OF New Orleans viii proceed
Improve nnt contemplated by SAID otn,
tic uses the two lo'a OF ground within Camp
strcets agresay 70 the act Of the Legislature
the
approved Sd May lsi7 a. CROSSAAN Mayor nhI lot
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Paving in Square Blocks Of Public Road, from Espla-
ntdo o Cotton Press 5000
Boks Of Tchoupitouas i bis.
Sewerage Claiborne irlO0
s.-
Paving Square BlOcks both stdea Of PeydAs
Market. eI'VO
Smelling Of Cnirull,oh Avenue, the Now Canal to
Benyile st., including Bridge the NrW Canal l2,Jo0
Paving Square Blocks IF Trout 9cJuU
Paving IA Square Blocks OF cusomhcuss and Bens
Wills Streets Leyee to r. Jal sirtet........ 1900
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Ya ~ sssNcee hereby given that by resolutions
Si and 63a the COMMON Council the city Orleans
approved February 1888 the following debed properly will BE-
A. Beard May, on SATURDAY, MAch -, tss3 at ~ O'Clock
NJ Banks AfrRde
Of ground and the building known
the AnupnciAiou mud Dnuane
The triangular lot ground situated the Race and
New layee streets.
The property will be sold ngreoaby 10 plans to be nhed by Tue
4 City Surveyor.
Terms an conditions will be male known At The sale
4. D. LRNSSNlAM MnynI.
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gDHILADELPHLA MANUFACTURED
NQrlcE to PLANTERS, eto.-The BRIDGE

NOTICE to PLANTERS, eto.-The BRIDGE
= WATER PAINT AlNIS WITH LAIE-Or twentieth Line
teeh k) Aizi with he ty ERlpGEwATGR MINERAL. aui
'he % pAret oa'aieay h the d-on of water, will ftt7i or
Wi1 h T. rir, This hgs bean tined at ihe No h and tested r
ard i t5ul the Hyposts with oil.
to fs dry In thtrr ad half hap, p r Oh IN se, ty
ruy2a G. g. BpSERT q Co, 10 Camp street,
Agents o The States Of toa,an Alabama, h'1pri ai Texas
4 ADD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
~ Cemetery tc obtained by applying PERSON Trea-
sie at ne City Hal Ftrt DsI JAMES uBNtAUX screta,
No u Camp street. Up stairs Rey CHARLES WHfAL No. "a
direct.
Tho gree Vaults StockhoiaS Lctes Tor the baTia 81
oe 49, To ntm0eno Stockhodas Lodges the buI Of Ee
ch $50, Fer all other bu tie pec Vapll win be 40,
invariably.
tr The purchase % Lots, or ncTaII2n REST,
APPLY 70 D. o. DUNLAP Sharn an olslt telhcN 0si NO. -
Camp gtfeeL JAMES FL2NEAU1,
@ef-i N"- Ssrtetzrvo thp Laafd OF Direct
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the this city and its vicinity, that he is
prepared attend 70 all business IN his line entrusted 70 his care d.
Veterinary Surgeon will him
patronage having devoted several to his
profession in and Prussia eight years heiy
Stables. UNION
STREET Caronse Baronne ~ Several fine
BUGGY AND CARNAGE HORSES FOR SALE. Iy
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The Directors the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NulTY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, hayeNery
presenting their friends and constituents the
highly prosperous and sasi Glory exhibit Of ahas at the close
OF the COW past
fund having invested the Reinsurance
Outstanding wen all other contingencies called by the
most ofthe Life Insurance. practically
followed respectable Life Insurance Institutions wlerehe
United States Life Annuity aud Trust Com
pany graed to find that surplus has upon the
operations sufficient warrant their again declaring that the
Policy holders Company shall Bonus Of PER
CENT upon Of all Policies entitled thereto and whh
Bonus oason) be added the insured
present value in will be paid 10 the policy holder at
his her option
The eminent which has resulted the United Life
Insurance. Annuity and Trust Company principally
rigid application Life Insurance business
aipes this has been repeatedly substantially tested By
stuen hnh that cheered
The of the the Directors Of the United STATES Life
Insurance. and Trust Company conclusion, all
that their continued best personal exerious shall sl be
poo tho uninterrupted welfare aud prosperity the Company
whc affairs ~ cou6ded 70 their manage nient.
Phladephis, Jan. II, 1883.
e Company Policies
and upon the favorable their Branch Office No.
CAMP STREET, Neworeans.
BENZ. FLoRANCE General Agent.
fol- In HARMON D0ANE Asst. Agent.
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Mousas total ds "opens. pou, l.ss ...-.......iI'
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MaF,alt total lies rcs, tt.ls
WALL tK ". PETERS
, 1853-09-24
Farmers Attention.

There is to be "Grand Agricultural and
horticultural Fair, J" held in San Francisco,
CAL, commencing about the lst Of October
and to continue one month. It is Earnestly
desired that WAsHINGroN TERRIToRr be
represented in that exhibition by some Of
her mammoth vegetable products; and il
the farmers Of this section, will bring or
send TO Olympia, specimens of their vege-
table and grain crops, they win be taken
charge here, and forwarded 10 San Francis
co free Of erpenss to the contributors.
Prizes varying in value FROM $50. down
to IS. will be awarded 10 the persons ex-
hibiting best specimens Of each and every
article placed in the Fair. We want to
see some one Of our farmers receive big
priEs-and we are certnin they will, Il
WASHINGTON TERRIToRv be fully and fair,
ly represented. Donot wait for your neigh.
Dor, but come along at once with your oats,
wheat, onions, turnips, cabbagrs, beets, po-
ta1oes and all.
, 1853-09-24

RETURN oT THE CLIPPER SHP FLYING
ARRow.-Ths new clipper ship Flying Ar
row, Capt. Treadwell, Of Boston, which leii
that port on The Goth January last, for San
Francisco, and was subsequently, fallen in
with by the steamship Great Western, with
loss Of masts and decks swept, during a vi
olent gale, and towed into ST. Thomas, put
back into this port yesterday morning.
While reiilting Il st. Thomas many Of her
seamon died by the yellow fever, as we'll as
some Of her passengers, and the impossible
ity OF procuring full crew there, caused
Capt. Treadwell to put back 10 this port
[ n. Y Herald.