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nR. GRAEFFNEL's GERMAN CYPRI-
IL Fan JULAP, the safest, most speedy, and effect
ua remedy ever discovered for the cure Of Ghonor-
rhoea, Gleet Structure Of the Urethrs, &C. Price 81
per bottle
Just received and for sale by
s. R. SYLVESTER,
ruggist and Apothecary, cor. 9th and H sreefts
dec IL
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
r-~nrp NATIONAL HOTEL.

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
rs FULLY prepares, in his usual style, to supply
/ his customers and the public with the various
articles of wearing apparel appertaining to gen
tlemans wardrobe.
Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the
city are invited to call and examine his goods,
sistine of Cloths of various grades, colors and
facures and all sorts of Cassimeres Ves tngs &C. &c
dec Is
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An ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL

n Just received from the mandatory of VIM. l..
McCauley, of Baltimore
One case of Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cass of Doube-Sole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
dec 4 j. MILLS.
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W. WORTHINGTON Keeps on D street, THREE
IL. doors east of 10th street, Temperance House
where permanent and transient persons can be &C
coE:mo62ted with board and lodging. Vacant rooms
now on hand. dec -1-2w
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nR. DARZITTI'S JUNO CORDIAL OR
~ PROCREATlVE CORDIAL.-A certain remedy
ID all cases impotency, barrenness, -four aleus, dit
Acut or painful menstruation and all diseases ars-
ing from debitatsn of the system where an impulse,
w a restorative is required. For sale by
g. r. SYLVESTER,
Dealer in all the popular patent
medicines Of the day, corner Of 9Th and II sts.
oee lo-so2E Intel, Req, Onion, MetropJ
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BROWNS HOTEL.
NATIONAL HOTEL.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
NJ Comfy Del u Decoppet & lady NY
Dldler Md Weston 4 lady do
+ W Peck vt Weston do
Mrs PECK do 8 Roberts Ohio
Miss Clark do BIB Chambers Nd
Miss HI Clark do JB Brooke do
Rixford do Stonestreet do
X IL Laeil Va RI Morriss Va
Layton do TT Giles do
j Pike N ID Jellis sister do
T. Plowden Nd ID Scott do
Hon Nelson do SD Morrison NY
J Ash Pa Flower lady Conn
T Y Parish Va Brooke Md
Langdon Ny
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ecz- The Executive Mansion last night
was not 50 crowded rs usual upon those
oraninrs when the friends Of the President
.rp invited there. The entertainment at
no residence of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court we suppose, attracted many who
rould otherwise have been present.
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RICH FURS FOR LADIES,

TODD & CO. particularly invite the attention
/ of the ladies of the Metropolis and vicinity, to
their rich and valuable stock of FUR GOODS. The
assortment comprises the richest and finest descrip
tons Of
ROYAL ERMINE,
HUDSON'S BAY Stables,
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN,
FITCH MARTIN, CHINCHILLA.
CANADIAN MINK, BLACK LYNX;
In fact every article in the trade recognized by
taste and fashion, beautifully represented at
their Sales ROOMS and sold at satisfactory prices, at
Browns Msrhle Building. PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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nsz William Parker, q Marine, was ar
rested last night at the Navy Yard on
charge of bigamy, by officer j. A. "illett.
II his examination, witness swore that
be had seven wives, and was now counting
for another.
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~ Take care! don't soil that pretty
thing. Its q counting room calender"
Joe Shllington sent US, and it is very use
fol here If you want one go there and get
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Medical Society of the District of

Medical Society of the District of
Noiambia.-At an adjourned meeting of this So
eiety' held at the Washington Infrmary, January.
i''o 1858, the following officers elected for the
ensuing year:
William Jones, NJ D., President
II Lindsey, NJ D. LIST Vice President.
Riley, NJ. D. ID Vice President.
u Tyler, VI. D., Corresponding Secretary.
"m H. Saunders, NJ. D., Recording Secretary.
81 Busey, NJ. D., Treasurer.
Holmead, NJ D., Librarian.
board Of Eraminers-T Miller, NJ. D., n. Young
NJ d., T. Howar NJ. D., A. Y. P. Garnett, N. D., J
u. Austin, ND
WM H. SAUNDERS, NJ. D.,
Jan 10 Recording Secretary.
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Notice. et Ii odis st Episcopal Church
South.-The Rev. J. D. Blackwell, Pastor, will
PIE ach in this Church tomorrow (Sabbath) at IL
II. and D. m Location on sth street, between H..
and streets
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IF YOU ARE IN SEARCH
'ANCY GOODS. OR TOYS

OF FANCY GOODS, OR TOYS suitable
" for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, or Ladies' French
Elastic Cork Shoe Soles, DO not forget to call at
LANNON'S It'll street Fancy Store.
dec lb-eoot second doorbelow E.
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The Dedication OF the New Pres
byterian Church. corner of 5:h and 1 streets, will
take place Sabbath morning, at IL o'clock. Sermon
bv the Rev. John c. Smith. At o'clock p. M, the
Rev. A Carothers will preach Citizens and stran-
gers are respectfully invited. collection will be
taken up.
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DR.. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

1'HE Liver being the largest gland in the human
/ body. it is more frequently deranged than any
,ther. Then follows Dyspepsia. Constipation, Gold
Feet and Loss of Appetite-the skin becomes yellow,
the spirits droop. and there is great aversion to
ety. Regulate the Liver, and you correct all these
evils. The surest preparations to take are DIR.
ROSES celebrated Railroad 4nti- Bilious Iits-
They carry off the bile, and give appetite and
strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where
person has been troubled with Dyspepsiaa long time
Price so cents but for Colds, Bilious habits, Jaun
lice, &C., take DR.. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad
Pulls as they go ahead of all other Pills in their good
effects. 121a and 25 cents per box.
aB- The above preparation can be found, with
circulars and full directions, at the stores of
z. D. Gilman, W. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt,
j +. Callan, John W. Marin,
Kidwel Lawrence, Washington city.D. c.
J. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, D. c.. and the various
Drug Stores in Alexandria.
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Rev. j. NJ. Henry, having located perma-
nently in Washington as Missionary OF the Presby-
terrain Church, will preach regularly at the Firemens
Hail. on Capitol Hill every Sabbath at 81 o'clock p.
n, and at Potomac Hail, the Island, at o'clock
D. m until further notice is given.
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Young Mems Christian Association,
Rev. Vim. Hamilton, of the Methodist Epsc' pal
Church, will preach for the Association on Sunday
evening, 10th instant, at McKendree Chapel, Massa-
cbusetts avenue at o'clock. The members and the
public generally are invited.
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LUMBER YARD.

TOHN B. WARD, keeps constantly on hand good
d assortment of lumber, which viii be sold on &C
comodating terms.
dec 3O-lm 18th street and canal
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COngreS alton al servtces.-Rev.G &c O.
Clarke will preach at the Congregational Church on
9TH street. to morrow at IL ~, aud p. m. Sub
Jet for the evenings dscourse-"My spirit shall not
always strive with man. jan ID
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Rev. ID. Evans Reese will preach in the
Methodist Protestant Church, 9th street, on tomor
row (Sabbath) morning and afternoon. The public
are respectfully invited.
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FEED STORE.

SUPPLY of sil kinds Of feed of the best quality
n kept constantly on hand at
J. L. DENHAMS,
dec 3o-6t curner Of B and 10th streets
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

il.
y Haze Bait W Corson jr DC
II Plumer do &c Walker Va
A w Hancock Phila G W Miller do
Phelps GA j Roach and lady do
j Wlglesworth Va HI c Neale do
NJ b Sweeney Bait r H Hay Texas
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Unitarian Church-Dr Dewey will deliver
adiSeourse on next Sabbath night at y o'clock
subject: "Man, religious being"
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Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth
sreet.-Rev. Mr.. Powers will preach at II M, and
the Pastor at 81 p. m. on Sabbath.
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Rev. MIR. Mitchell, of Indiana, will
preach in the McKendree Church Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock
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GADsBY's HOTEL.

GADSBY'S HOTEL.
Chevalier FORESTER Hon W Colcock sc
Oporto c Little and lady Bait
Newlin Phila Miss Boyd do
Hon W Aarris Va d NJ Boyd do
Capt Walbach q 8 A Baker and lady Pa
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IRVING HOTEL.

IL e Hobart Lefner Boston
Coi Mllledge Mobile D Sawyer daug'r N o
Col Young Y S Thomas Iowa
A Douglass U s A G Brown Ill
Semmes Va &c Carpenter Phila
Peyton Pa VIM Magens do
L Curtis & svt VIM Carncross Bait
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Island of St. HeIena.-Tne Rev. DR.. James
Mciregor Bertram, of the Island of ST. Helena. will
preach again in the evening of next Lords day, in
street Presbyterian Church relative to that celebra
ted Island This is done at the urgent request of
NJ who heard his discourse last sabbath evening in
u the same place, and with which they were highly
delighted collection will be taken up at the close
the service for the object of DR.. BIS visit to the
United States. Service precisely at o'clock.
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7. was Hard for he Cat.

Away In tho far Vast, where nico polns of
law are as generally appreciated or stud
led "a they arc in older communities, loving
couple WIS mlrricd by n Justice OF tho Peace.
Soon afte tho oxoiration Of tho honey moon.
they found. to their great disappointment ard
chargrin, that II e.e was no affinity in their dis
positions, and that they must either live quar-
rclsnme and miserable life or seperate. Both
of tic parii,s be y convinced of this fact, they
mutnolly agreed to have recourse 10 the JUS
ticc that tied tho Ilyneneal knot for them, and
whom they supposed could unite as well as tic;
On arriving at the Justices log cabin, they in
formed him that il was their mutual desire 10
be unmarried, rs it was impossible for them 10
live together hnrnoniously. Tho Justice re-
minded him that they had promised before God
to live together until dcalh parted thcm. This
was damper on them. and they offered him
any share Of their crop of corn and potatoes
that Lc would name, If he would devise homo
means of sundering the marriage tie The
Justice being Yankee of much eccuteness,
reward, hit upon an expedieat. He took tho
house cat and ordered the parties to hold her
between them. one by the head and tho other
hy the tail His next command was TO stretch
her across los that lay by tho door. This
dono he took an axe, oyclaiming, 'Frhus shall
deaihpart you!' he brought its blade down up
OH the devoted g-inalkin and cut her intwo at
a blew. Pe-ftctly satisfied tl.at they had been
sundered in strict accordance with the terms Of
the marriege contract. they went away as high
ly pleased as they did on their first visit.
1Buifilo Republic.
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these things perpctusl there?-things which
are quite a. likely TO happen to the descendants
ofeven your ccntentei. happy household, as to
those of Solomon Northrup. Are VIC unreas-
enable in asking that you viii not demand that
the Courts of tho Capital which belongs to both
Of US, shall add injustice to crimo, BY refusing
to hear OF them when they do happen?
There is another free colored man going
through our strccts to day to jail, for doing
what none of us believe to be crime, and
what you yourself would have thought nat
ural, if not an excusable impulse-for helping
poor fellows runaway who had boon badly
treated-from Syracuse TO Canada. There arc
a dozen or so moro in the Court Room waiting
their trial, to be followed probably, by similar
verdict. There is fine of a thousand dollars,
and penalty of imprisonment set upon the
head ofevery one of ua who Yields tn an i'm
pulse similar to that Of Enoch Reed. Yon wo'd
not sell one of your slaves even TO tho kindest
of masters. Are we unreasonable five do not
willingly become whst you yourselves thor
ougbly despso and dc.est-catchers and deal,
ers IN slaves? What can you do: Aye, what
can you DO: You can do what We cannot. 1t
is upon yoi and those Who think with you, that
the hores Of this unhappy race now rest. You
San S T gan5 ,as 9s ,hs Charitable Judgment which
hesitate to say you are tight in claiming You
can extend your benevolent deeds beyond your
own life. and your own household and cncour-
age an opinion among your neighbors, like your
own. You can maintain Press &C the South
which will not be afraid to speak tho truth,
and which will not misreprosent you, as II docs
now. by giving the world to understand that the
S)uth is capable of two sentiments-fcar and
race You can send Representatives. Sena-
tors, Judges and Presidents to Washington,
who will not be blinded to your real interests,
by their zeal for the extension ofyour property
into places hitherto uncursed by it. And we.
for our part, will promise you that they shall
be met by those who will lalk rs friends about
common grievances over common table. and
Northward and Souihward, try to act well and
wisely for us all
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The Michigan Southern AMI Nor hern Indi-
ana Railroad Company have issued a rpp,rt of
tho business nf the Roads for tho last six
months. This Real wa- open,d Il for use mt n
period when business arra' gemen's for tho
vcar ha been generally formed. and owing tn
delay in fulfilling contract. by manufacturers
aid contractors. il WAS deficient in locomotive
pawcr. and in accommodations for tho trans
poria,ion and storage Of freight. ], was also
Without railroad connections IA the EKt or tho
West. and dependent for all it's rlirp' business
upon the Lake boats. (und for portion of the
time without any such connections upon Lake
Michigan) It's business was interrupted by
tho r.layine of thirty miles Of track. during tho
fall Its machine shops were uncompletcd, and
the efficiency OF lis machinery thereby impair.
cd. while the expense of repairs were incrcas-
cd; and IT, was subject to large Incidental ex.
pens necessarily attending the bringing into
use ofa long line of new road. of which one
hundred and eighty six miles had been orenei
to the public within eighteen months from the
cpmmcnccment ofits construction; and il met
with an active competition for all its through
business. from an old. thoroughly orpnnzed
and powerful rival company. in view OF hcSc
crcum stances, tho result of their current half
years business. is nos 81 hichly sn,-faciess,-Lss
also full justifics the most sangmine expectations
as to tho value and productvcness of the stock
of these companies
The report says that The Northern Indiana
Road was opened for use through irs entire
length in June. 1852 thus furni- hing, in cnn-
nection with the Michigan Southern Rsilroad
direct communication fram Chicago to Lake
Erie at Monroe and Toledo.
In parsuance OF agreements made between
the Two Companies. the entire length from Chi
caeo to Lakc Erie has been operated and
managed as ono Road since tho first day Of
july. 1852.
The gross earnings for the six months IN
ding Dec ,nber, 9l. 1852. were as follows:-
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Tho Professions ovcrs.ocx,a.

They are so hc-c every one knows; and. ac-
ccrding to late writer. they are more 50 in
England. Every profession in England says
The writer referred t.. 'is overstockcd." Such
is The condition ofmclicinc. that there Is scarce
ly physician o. einincncc ut the present mo-
mont BRINGING up his son TO The profession. A
medical man 10 ks for fortune with his fe,
as an ndispc sihle groundwork 10 bald upon.
Most Medical men begin lifc witt, n little capi.
ipl, or resource of some kind. or they would
be compelled to abandon their calling before
they hrd hardly got into it, The law with the
exception Of its magnacs, who absorb nearly
all tho business is bankrupt. Ask solicitors
what they think of tho law rs lucrative pro-
fcssion. Tho church with ia golden benefits
on one side. and the miserable stpcnds on the
oihcf. presents u hopeless prospect to him who
enters il without living in his family or pat
ron among his friends" There would be no
lack If ofempoymcntf,rprof iftcach. /.
In offered career To persons ot worth and tall
cnt. Thcrc is ignorance enough 20 bo cnIght-
cncd. brutality enough to be reclaimed. in any
country 10 afford annie scope for all lis falcn's
and all its virtue Bot in some countries, tho
business of education is monopoliscd by tho
church; IN others by the state: and consequent
~ to be teacher Of youth isto bc hopeIessly
poor and to work under the hindering and de-
prading survcilancc Of cclcsiastics or trustees.
So tl,erc Is nothing left for us but TO sct up a
store and make a fortunc.--[IIome Journal.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSUH
OFFICE No la6 RRO ,DWAY, NY.
@f5G.r5O
1estmaiatsd Capital principally iRces,td ia Ntp 10
and Unit,d stafis Sink

ztstnaiatsd Capital principally inoesnd ia Nep York
and Uoit,d sttfss sfn'k
THIS Company make all Insurance app"rtainin5
10 Life IN the m lst economical aud cure plln.
The Premiums clnrfel M ~" usunl rates. bu'
may be paid annuaiv. semi-nnnrnllN On Itcrlj ar
when the polic, il fr lif, anl the nrPmum snnni -
To So. i0per cent of u may be pn by n,tc, AMI co
per cent. only in cash.
At the eni or cnc, year sta.nrt ~ is mad" of tn
Companie al,irs md n dividend of the profits made
to al life policy holders.
This dividend is rnndn n the shane of - ck-trnns-
ferahle cert lca'cs fr hrh Ssuc-hcnrinc such
interest the Trustees shall decla'r y this rhn le
the i-1 continual nj incrt ased reduction the pre-
miom frnm wear tn year.
The Company have now bnen in successful opcrn-
tion seven vcars-hnvr n-u'' d over $40 po'ic"s-
nft paying heavy amounts 10 the widow. orphan and
creditor they svr remaining large fund lj6, ,75V
70 meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been mndc-trce of
~. md four of ~ pcr cent nui r~r cent. same
raid in c,sh-thns showing tho truths nud SAT " of
its princplcs and hencf's tn he derived n ersf,on.
MbRHTS FRANKLIN, Presid, Mt
PLIsS RRrFNsS. Ar,uary
Fnrt or Information and rosrrrtus can I've hn1 Mt
the Oifcrof MURPHY g. BAXTER, Agents.
p"c,s =; W. uALE Medical Examiners.
Nv ]. rFLEvAr.
JoncsN lie. Ian l. 1859. moo
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The NoRrH AND eourH.

Tho following letter fr IN Thurlow Weed,
editor OF the Albany Evening Journal, as all
nn'wer to letter fom a 20 th,r I'm gent 'eman.
which appeared 10 Varper's Magazina, breathcs
moro ot The tSuc spirit ofthe thinking and re-
Elective poriioo of the North. than any produc.
tion that hus lotely cone beneath our notice.
BESIDES tho letter itself is "a characteristic as
il can Will be Of the enlarged patriotic and lib
eral sentiments of the writer. whose heart evo
ry one who Knows him admits is always in tho
right place. We believe il will be extensively
read.
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gage executed by Patrick Nc y To Rufus Beall on
the ninth day of Janun y in Par eighteen hund-
rcd and fifty .apd recorded m he oice ofthe Reg
tstfr of Deeds for the Cunnty n Hlslae. the ninth
day of January the year 1852 in ber Of Morigs-
ges on page 81. which there is claimed 10 he du
at ,hi- date thre. hundred aud thiIty dollars and
thirty cents aud proceedings nj law IN my
having been instituted for the very of II unit
or part thereof Now therefore nntice il hereby
given that hy virtue ifa power OF sac IN snid Inicn
ture at Mortgage. contained and according To the stat
ute in such made and pr videl the following de-
.scrbed premises witt ''Ail that piece panel oi
land I,ing la the Village of His lae aud Stat of Mich
igrn described as follows: yiz being pnrt "f loi ono
honircd aud ninety ar Rsilr,,i st'--t comm
ing the n"ril e' line of sii i,iiroal sre9 ~ ts
intersection with the ,sery line of Union from
thence easrry the north ry line of sail isailr ID
street fprtv eight feet alley. sad ,l-y is
four k.r @ie) thence n'r'hrrly raht angles
hundred and fnriy right feet and SIX inches - Mare
Hnnse alley. thente westerly at right angels al ing
siid alley fo,ty eight feet ani six inches said Rail
road the of beginune reference b ing
had 20 the deed OF Joel McColium and wife l., the sal
Pnir X Nc Adain executed On the 27h day June A.
ID. isi4. for more particular description being he
premises described in iid Mortgage. will I've ed
fbr sale at public auction The highest hid Ter the
Conu liouscih the Village of Hillsda!e ia the Co iny
of nilsdale and S'ate of Michigan. "Wednesday the
twenty seventh day of Ap in the year 1873 at o
the clock n the forenoon sc that day. Jrnua-y 27,h
1888. RUFUS BE lLL. Mortghgee.
nc WILSON Any. fnr Norgag-e
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Cbarte' ed IN iS3e-Over 1000 Policies issued.
The lr.th ftime this rn,l,any has h.en iu opera
ton. aud the favorable rp"p which nslre~.
recommend 4 safe and rhrap insiiuion e Insure ia.
The undersigned has been spp"inrd Agent for Wills
ds'e 20 Mirh. n3c0n3 nAN'T. l. PRATT.
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N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.

N. Y. UNION MUTUAL. INSURANCE CO.
JoIINsTOwN, n. Y
CapiialS2oo, o,00O-Surplus Cash Fund $780, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps. Julius ~ Rice John c. Hammond,
David s. McNamar, S'cphen ". Inhnsin. John Clark
w =. Tngraham,J T.. Brocket'. X. =. Clark. VIM.
Hotchkss, Philip Van Week. w. n. Clark, J.F. Pot
ter.
OFFICERS
Chester Phelps. rest. w. > Iurraha:n.p Y Pres't
X l.. Cla:k. Ssetary John. Clark. Traasnro.
Etephen Y. John son. Auy Nalhanc' Smith Cen AgeHt.
The following well known firms of New York City
are ain mig the insured in this Company.
A. T. Strwat,, 81 Co, Harper 81 iirothers.
Bowen g. McNamcc, Wilm"rdings & Mount.
j. r. Jeifray * Sons, Alfred Edwards * Co..
Nyse e. Sons Merrill, bliss & Co.
Wyeth & Rogers, Hall & Rrothcrs,
=. orhrnne * Co, Thomas Mcclure AZ Co,
James Beck g. Co. j. ". Shrlt,n x Hurd.
X T.. g. A. stewart. Wiiim H. Gary & Co
Tilinv. Yorng 81 Ellis. F.Cott"not s. Co
Wadsr arth & Shellon, Rcnard * Co
The IN crsigned is prepared thtako risks ia either
of tho above responsible Cnmpanrs at - l,w rates
as can be obtained III my good substantial Company
l. d CONE. Agent.
TJiIt.dblc AUG
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deal of tronblc. You SEQ we werc oil right ia
thiuking that my mysterious correspondent
migitbe Mrs. Thompson. Ever YOURS.
INI. 'IOSIITTA CLAYTON 4

Tears followed tho laughter with vhiAr
Fanny at frs, received these sing 'lsr Iove.io-
k'ns; tears OF Thoughtful gratitude for the
waite lful care that had guarded her early years.
in described had checked the cxcess OF an i'm
pul.ivo tcmpcrament. She had long since
lsarned, by hsppy cxpcr encr, how much bet
tor it i, to DO little gool. than lite harm.