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Missouri Elections.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 9th, 1865
From the third district, Jackson's cleo
ton is doubtful in the first re-
turns The Bcntonitcs united with the
wings.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, August Sth, 1855
Returns now indicate Lindley's (whig)
elected. Think him elected over jackson,
but doubtful. Result shows complete
and perfect union between the wings and
Benton men, against the regularly nomi-
mated Democratic candidate.
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Maryland Democratic State Convention.

BALTIMORE. August 10.-12 M.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled at
ten o'clock this morning, and temporarily
organized by appointing Doctor Humph-
reys, of Somerset, Chairman.
Afterwards committee was appointed
to select permanent officers.
Daniel Blocker, of Allegheny, was APP
pointed permanent President with six
Vice Presidents, and four Secretaries.
1t is said that Walter MITCHELL friends
have triumphed in the orgaization.
There is much excitement. Pobablv
no nomination to-day.
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The Yellow Fever-From Texas-Fire.

New ORLEANS, Aug. S.-The epidemic
in this city is diminishing slowly. The
average number of deaths daily is now
l4O, including 100 from yellow fever.
We have Galveston dates to the 2Sth
ultimo.
A destructive fire had occurred at In
dianola, entailing loss of $45, 000-the
greater part of which fell on Messrs. Bal
bridge aud Sparks.
The cfops in Texas were favorable.
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.

(tLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY GoODs.-on
- FRIDAY morning next, the 10Th instant lust
at O'Clock, shall close out, without reserve, the
remaining stock in the store of J. o. Williams q Co
Seven Buildings, First Ward, consisting Of
Dress Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
Flannels, Hosiery, Ribbons, Gloves
Cashmere and Blanket Shawls
Blankets, Laces, Cambrics
Trimmings, &c, Sc.
The most valuable goods yet remain unsold and
will be closed out without reserve.
Terms al sale. y.C MCGUIRE
aug I0-3t Auctionner
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Kentucky Election

LOUISVILLE, August ct is now ascer-
tanned to a certainty that Messrs. Linn
Boyd, Chrisman, Elliott, Breckenridge and
Stanton, democrats, and Messrs. Grey,
Hill, Preston, Ewing and Cox, wings, are
elected to Congress, making the delegation
stand as in the last Congress. The wings
have large majority in the Legislature.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 10th, p. NJ
Sales of -four to-day at IS 25. Sales
of fourteen thousand bushels of wheat.
Red wheat 81 II 81 IA cts. White
wheat 81 IA 81 Is cts. Sales oftwen-
ty thousand bushels of corn at 62 cts for
white, and yellow G3 65 cts.
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The END OF A RAscAL.-The suicide of
the Californian, G.. Gray, has at last
been explained, and with that explanation
comes one Of his real character. The
New Albany (Indiana) Ledger says of
him:
This Mr.. Gray formerly resided in
Switzerland county, Indiana, where his
reputation was not an enyiable one. He
was, as we are informed, professional
gambler. He married highly respectable
lady, whose property he obtained, and
then deserted her. She is now, or was
lately, living in Illinois. Gray subse-
quently went to California, and managed
TO make raise by his old profession
gambling. He opened the celebrated Ell
Dorado gambling saloon. 1t was the
rent of this establishment which consti-
tuted his large income of $50 900 a wear.
tie came to the States with his brother
on some business. The brother has re-.
turned, leaving Franklin to follow him
with large amount offunds. The cause
of his suicide was probably the fear of a
prosecution for bigamy, it being stated
that his former wife was going East fol
that purpose.
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NASHVILLE, August 9.-Complete re-
turns from thirty-eight counties show
gain for johnson, the democratic candidate
for Governor, of 100 votes, and his
election is conceded. The wings so far,
gain member of Congress and will have
a majority on joint ballot in the LegisIa-
ture.
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
gkocEkffs SsoeEkifs3
FRESH AND CHEAP,

(SercTsh street, between e and F. streets, IsIand)
THE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced the Gro
l. cery buSin' 81 At the above place, in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Reed, take this method OF
informing the citizens of the Island, and the public
generally. that they have hand. and will continue
to keep every variety of GROCERIES, China, Earth
en-, Stone, aud Hardware, all of which they are de-
termined TO sell at unusually low prices
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age Call and examine stock.
jy 27-dlm CRUMP & YOUNGER.
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Congressional Nomination.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-The Wing
Convention at Donaldsonvillc on Monday
nominated I. G. Hunt as their candidate
for Congress from this district.
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A Death.

Boston, Aug. 10.-l2 M.-Dr. Freder-
icks Grips, of Liverpool, died on board
the Star of Empire, on the 9th of June.
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AUCTION SALES.
By E. N. sTRATToN, Auetionssr,

Penn. arenme, south side, ncar lofh ssree)
nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
morning, August llth, at 10 O'Clock, al my
OF dry goods, comprising
black and color. Dress Silks
beregcs, Chaileys, Lawns Robes
MUSLIN, hnen ladies' and scnrlcmen's linen cambrc
Handkerchisfs
AlbOni Collars, Ch.misrtjs
Parson 5 cotton silk ana cotton Hosiery
Md and silk Gloves, Buttons, Perfumery, &c.
Terms at sale.
E. n. STRATToN,
aug l0-lt Auc,iooeer
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-1 p. M.-Market
dull and unchanged. Flour and grain
declining
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z 600 NEGROES WANTED will pay
CeOOO the highest prices, i'm cash. for 5000
NEGROES with good titles, slaves for life or for a
term of years, in large small families or single ne
groes will also purchase Negroes restricted 10 re-
mann IN the State that sustain good characters. Fam
lilies never separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me- rs am always in the
market with The cash. Communications promptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN n
DEFINING, No. IL, :. Frederick street, between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md Trees
IN front of the door. IN Soft
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Alabama Election.

MOBILE, Aug. 9.-The Democratic
ticket in this city has been elected to the
State Legislature.
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WANTS..
WANTED

~ WANTED.-A modern built ROUSE.
n" ior small family, situated west of 7th street
4EsSIf desired il would be taken for several yerr.
and the rent paid promptly every month. AM per-
son having convenient house, which they wished
carefully used. would find, in this opportunity, an
excellent tenant. Address J. ENGLISH, al this Of
flee. ,ng o..
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WANTED-THIRTY MEN to work on the low
w er Coal Wharf, in Alexandria Va, wages
81 ID per day. Apply to JNO. HESTON,
aug LOT Superintendent.
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WANTED.-Sl,0 900 TO 81 500 wanted for one
w or two years, secured by improved real estate
worth upwards of 5000. For particulars address
al. e. VI. ;" at the lnieIligencer Office
aug 5-d3ts
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SERVANT WANTED.-A good coLored
~ COOK, Washer, and ironer-a slave preferred,
tor good servant the highest wages will be gwen
Enquire AT this office. aug 5d4t
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A CARD

n CAhU.
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Il public Ia all examination of the choicest assert
mcnt of genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered in
this market, lis, 900 at which have received with
IN the ast ten days direct from Havana They will
be sold wholesale or retail, nj moderate prices.
| wodid also ask attention TO my fine stock of
WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, &C., winch Will he
found TO compare favOrahlv with any 10 be found in
the city as to quality and price.
T.. &. DYER, Penn avenue,
Iy2l-l0u:d bet. 18th and 18th streets.
ID OOMS TO RENT.-Two or three comfortable
H ROOMS in one Of the most pleasant and d,s1-
rabe locations on the Island will be rented ON yca-
sonable terms TO good tenants. Apply at
BAN ER'S Periodical DEPOT
iyl2 Near cor. 9TH ST. and Md ave
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l OST.-last night, in the vicinity of the Capi
IL toll, PORTE MONNAiE, containing a sum %,
monty which To lose would be seriously felt. A
suitable reward will be given ii left at this office.
aug 6-}t*
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
~ Ii is better To laugh than be signing; Woman's
Rights; Honest hearts ard willing hands; III prav
for thee; Pesral or, t die cast; Ida May; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juncy AT the gate; Happy
Bindings Sisters Wedding; Willie my brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poleOn Polka; Holiday Schottischc; Geranium do !;
Ilou.litleSS do; snow Drop do United States Grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; silver Lake
Waltz; FAIRY Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces in addition TO fine assortment of Duets e.
Guitar Pieces, sc. JOHN r. ELLIS
~ % Penn. ave. bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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VNALLY-HO RAZ0RS, Warranted genuine for
l. sale at LAMMOND'S, It'll street near Z.
aug 6-co3t
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RRICKLAYERS.-tVan Immediately on Ell
ID tension of United States Capitol, Washington,
fifty Bricklayers. To good workmen steady en-
piOyment will be 81, IN. Wages depending upon
skill and attention-tiie a rage being 50 2a
N. c. MElGS,
Captain Oh Engineers,
In charge Of Extension U. 5. Capitol.
jy 25-dtf
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Dangerous desire to call the atten.
ton of the authorities to the scaffoIding raised
on 10th street between and H. 1t is of a
most fragile character, and most pcrilous for
pedestrians
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pANk OF WASHINGTON & BANK OF ME-
- TROPOLIS Blank Checks on the above Banks
either bound or by the quire or sheet. Aleo, ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books Pass
Books, &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing, Tissue
Wrapping, and other Paper, always hand at the
cheap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
JNU. L. ELLIS, Penn. avenue
Jy 2l- bet. Slh and 10Th streets
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r. F. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell, Of Ohio,

Late Clerks in the Pension Oficc,)
HAVE established i'm the CITY of Washington an
l. Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government They Will pay special attention
to Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims
under the various acts of Congress iKl3lm
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RAR-IRON, STEEL, NAILS, TIN, LEAD PIPE,
ID Sheet Lead, Bar Lead and Tin Zinc; Amcr:s
can and English Shect-Iron, Bellows. AnyiIs Tn
right, Parallel and Chain vices, and other Goods of
this description, which will be sold cheap.
f. WHEELER,
Corner I'll. and streets,
iy 9-lm the Canai.
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Election Of Common CoHnciimen-Mess
Thomas Thornley, and VIM. Morgan having
resigned their seats for the Sixth Ward in the
Board of Common Council, special election
has been ordered, to take place on Thursday
the 18th instant
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tWIk SALE, Tor term of years, a eoIorGd
L BOY. He Is an excellent Waiter, very strong
and healthy. For further particulars enquire of
MIR. ALBERT ELLERI, No. 3, Gadsby's Row,
Fist Ward aug 6-3t.
vTNHREE-PLY SlllRTCOLLARS.-LA
Il on 9TH street near F., has received from New
York, another supply OF those Collars.
ana -.3teo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-11
Report Of tho Secretary Of War.

We appropriate mach Of space to-day to the publ
cation OF the report Of the Secretary OF War No one
will read this document without feeling that it emanales
from thoroughly and practically acquainted with
the different subjects which it treats Il 10 prepared
with The clearness, decness and force which char.
ac,ersc OF the style OF Col Davis. The present con.
don Of military establishment. the defects in its
ganzaon and the necessity for reforms, exhibited
in striking that the mind acquiesces At
in the suggestions and conclusions OF The writer 1t will
be thai COL Davis recommends increase OF The
army and increase OF the compensation OF tho soldier.
and be enforces both recommendations by array OF
facts and strength OF argument which wholly iue
ssble He proves conclusively that 10 be ecent tho
army be enlarged, and to maintain its efficiency the
soldier receive pay for his services oportonale 10
similar services 10 civil employment But this report
will command the attention OF the whole country, not
only OF the valuable suggestions, the inter.
esting information and the patriotic lamentations
which contains but the fact that snanatss FROM
enjoying high reputation soldier and states.
man will secure for il universal attention. We, there.
Iore ourselves with these brief remarks, only
dding that the report fully sustans the high character
OF COL Davis for talents for acquaintance with the mill
tary science and for patriotic devotion TO the public SER
vice.
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VALUABLE AND HANDsoME SMALL SQUARE OF
ground at aucuonon Tuesday tue IN insaat, shall
sell O'clock handsome OF
No a9z The above
property bounded by ih street Rhode island
street, about 5,stt
Terms one ,p'rd balance IN .sv ard nn-y days 70.
satisfactorily secured heating from day safe Al
GREEN SCOTT.
Dec Sd #fn lAuctoasers.
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We bad the pleasure OF meeting our friend De Bow
on yesterday. Tie has just returned from Colambis
south Carolina, where he went to deliver an agreul.
rural address before the Southern PaAles' G nvenuon
He has resumed his position 80 Superintendent OF u !
Census.
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u ICH Lace and Muslin Eunbrotde rt~s WALTER HAR-
IL Pen n CO, Pennsylvania avenue, between Nh and loh
Streets will open aud beautiful Of
tiouoton point, Limerck, gsmpurs Mechn, Maltese, and
Chsnuiia aces, In ses
Capes, chemisestss, sieeve,, collars, cnps
Rcasts, dresses, bridal wells
fnsnp' CAPS baptis@a robes. and syphides
In embroidered muslin the variety with few nd
dtionsI novelties
A-Jroif
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EURNlTUhE DRY GOODs.-Msmbers OF Congress and
who intend furnishing their tho
respectfully informed had
Dodsoa,
~ dssifaos III. line such
CAfpeDgs Of all kinds, from cossest 10 the most
elegant In rugs aud responding
oo, fs nail, aud hoo's which will be cut
pr diagram
Also, ~ custain materials fNasH
Blankets, c0rDss, quite, sheetings
Pii~w couons, toilet foweinRx
Tnbs sasas, ciotha Of nom - 10 ~ 2ot. and
dArssks In the ,scce
Nspkins and dosts~ piano and tstde csves.
In fnrnish At the shortest pcesbc notice
may pleased such prc.s
not fail 10 give satisfaction.
CLAGETT h DoDsON,
Dealer. in all kinds offurniure dry goods, Psnnsyivanis
avenue, Of 9th street
Dec 6-en2wif
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We are pleased TO learn that the Hon. n. A. Mullen.
burg OF Penns. yana, who has been quite i'll with fever
lor several days past is getting better and It's thought
will be able TO mis- seat 10 the House by the latter
part of the week
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Hon James C. Jones, OF Tennessee. has reached this
city, and taken lodgings at The National
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In publishing The special report Of Col. Manypenpy,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. in regard to his mission
10 The Indians in Nebraska. placed caption il which
nigh, make the impression that il was his annual epor.
That document will be published in few days.
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The Daily Transcript. published At Portsmouth,, Wiz.
gina. makes the following remarks iAs report Of Sec
retary Dobbin:
"Mr. Secretary Dobbins epori ffom to Navy Depart
ment comes up fully to the of tho couniry.
nigh has besa rai.ei We e,ab I'd TO Say
presents Suggestions for naval reform which, adopssd by
Congress, will ejuse0sic. fevivy. aud h with manly
muscle and anb blood, the right counuy'
defence f
"Wc recommend the whole rsy orr Of Mr. Secretary
Dobbin an admirable document wortay OF his fame.
fully up The expectations OF the country and Of the high
eseem and affection with wacl the Old North State
gards her favorite 20 ="
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UyM q. W. Of Cincinnati, OHIO oecuag sssas
States, ass.sed Ms>ss. H. yoxs n
DEsT, q. M. l.. WisEaAK, aad A. L. cxLDs.
0r-Mr HEsnY NJ. LxwIs, Of Montgomery Alabama zen
cs usvelas agent Aisbama Tsansse =.
sisted BY O. r. LEWIS JAsGs o. Laws, and Lawns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-19

1t stole on its pinions Of snow to the bed of
disease, and the sufferers frown became a
smile-the emblem of peace and endurance.
1t went from the house of mourning-and
from the lips of sorrow there came sweet and
cheerful things.
IT laid its head upon the arm of the poor
man, which was stretched forth at the COM
smand of unholy impulses, and saved him
from disgrace and ruin.
II dwelt like a living thing in the bosom of
the mother, whose son tarried long after the
promised time of his coming; and it saved
her from desolation, and the scare that kill
eth"
1t lowered about the head ofthe youth who
had become the Ishmae. Of society and led
him on to the work that even his enemies
praised.
II snatched maiden rom the jaws of death
and went with an old man to heaven.
No hope! my good brother! Have it.
Reckon it on to your side. Wrestlc with it
thatit may not depart. 1t may repay your
pains. Life is hard enough at best--but hope
shall lead you over IFS mountains and sustain
thee amid pillows. Part with all beside--but
keep thy hope
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"Our readers will remember that when
Messrs. Spaulding& Rogers first started out
from here with their Floating Palace they
disputed the right Of the corporation to
charge them a license for exhibition. They
also contested the matter with several other
corporations below here, and among others
that of Baton Rouge. The suit for that city,
we learn, was decided last week BY the U. S.
Circuit Court, at New Orleans, in favor of
the corporation. The licene; set up by the
plaintiffs to navigate the waters Of the United
States, in giving security that the revenue
laws would not be violated, was considered by
the Court as extending to vessels employed
lin commercial business Gin. Enq.
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D ALLY JOURNAL.
New YORK, July l6. Nj.


There is rumor that the steamboat En-
pire Etate exploded on her way down from AL
bany. 1t is said that she ran into sloop,
which caused the explosion. Great loss of
hfe-seven dead bodies were taken to POUCH.
keepsle. We have nothing authentic yet.
The Black Warrior has arrived from Hav.
ana with dates to the 18th
At horse race, on the 18th, the seats that
were erected for the spectators gave way; 40
or so were killed and wounded.
New YORK, July l6.
The Crystal Palace opened to the public
yesterday morning. There was large atten-
dance The President leaves to-day. He
will attend = banquet at the Metropolitan and
Castle Garden before he departs.
PITTsBURo, July Is, NJ.
The river is stationary. Weather cloudy.
We had shower of rain this morning.
CINCINNATI, July 16, M.
The river has fallen 3 inches. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday Eve'ng. July I6.
No animation in the market. Bagging re-
mains quiet. We notice the following sales
ofrope, SO els &c; so do 6 l-2c; 20 do 6tc;
300 do common &c.
No raw Whisky in market. Small sales
of rectified at l9c.
Market very bare Of flour. Sales Of so
bbls at river at "a Is. Small sales from
store at 81 90.
Groceries dull and prices unchanged.
Little or nothing doing in Provisions.
Small sales to customers ut current rates.
tits thought that raw Whisky will open on
Monday at 2O!.
RIVER continues without material change,
and shipments impracticable at prices for
freight
New YORK, July 10.
Sales of 5000 bbls flour; state 5 O6,5 IL;
Ohio l2a5 Is. 5000 bus wheat sold, at
l 80. 10000 bus corn, mixed Toe, yellow
II. $50 bbls Ohio whisky at 23kc. Beef
STEADY; pork and lard firm.
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ID. 5. ANDERSON, Merchant Tailor,
COMMERCIAL ROW..
Opposite J. III. Magee i Co.'S, EUaRsriiie, Indiana,
l 3 receiving a large and superior stock of SPRING
GOODS, Of the best material and Of the most FASH
onable styles. Fine black and colored Cloths of the
best English. French. and German manufacture; fine
black Doeskin; large stock Of French English and
American Fancy Cassmeres new and beautiful STYLES
patterns and designs; Linen Drills of very
Marseiiies goods plain, coored aud figured of the
beautiful styles for Summer wear; plain. fancy and
figured Silks and Satins Of superb quality.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured to order In good sly le and sold
CHEAPER than the same goods be bght IN any city
West OF the Mountains. Terms, CASH.
d. 3. A is agent for Williams "Reports OF Fashion,
The present number be had by mail or otherwise
ofdered, ior the small sum OF 81 ~. apl6N
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MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS IN.
SURANCE CD.
SCI0TA, NEW YORK.
G PIT AL, &16O. 900.
AdamC. Van Patten, James w. Pangburn,
William Rector. Charles n. Toll
Charles y Sanders, Harvey Vedder
abraham w. Toll, Jasper Bell
Nedder. Henry A. Bell,
Nicholas Brooks, John s. Lansing,
Philip ". Derrick.
"A. c. Van Patten, Pres't. Jasper Bell, Secretary.
William Rector, v. Pres' iram w. Tool Treasurer
Kenneth Hapkinson Jun. General Agent No. 81 Green
Street, Trenton. N J.
Hon. S. II. Johnson, Co. Judge, Schenectady.
" Jno. r. Cute, Sheriff, do.
ID. p. Forrest, County Clerk. do.
+" Abram A. Van Worst, Mayor, do.
=. NJ. Myers, Ex-Mayor. do.
ID. Wright Recorder, Albany.
IL. n. Van Dyck. Proprietor Albany Atlas
Jacob e.. Sanders, Esq. do.
Thomas CLARK, ESQ. New York.
Applications will be received and Policies issued by
at rates favorable any other lnsu
rance once or Agency IN the country.
ivI2-u JOHN :. CHANDLER, Agent.