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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-14

The governor of Alabama was
fined $40 lew days ago, by a cir
cult Judge, for wearing his hat and
putting cigar 10 tho Court room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
City In tcll,geMce.

ANNUAL FESTIVAL IN BxUAIF OF THE RoKAN CATHOLIC
PHAa AsyIuK1hs festival 10 b. half of the Ron
Catholic Orphan Asylums Of our atty, win take place
Castle GSoeD, on Tuesday evening next the 26th IN
Great efforts have been made to make thia festival
worthy tbe benevolent object for which it institute
These institutions IL destitute condition, and
friends of the orphans most earnestly appealed
for their patronage. There at this moment betwe
nine hundred and thousand children in the asylum
in absolute wsnt and in danger Of suffering from star,
ton; whilst there nesrl three hundred applicable
for admission With exhausted treasury and I
haueted credit the affairs Il the institutions are IL
truly critical and ptiAble condition; and the manage
have no resource but appeal to The hberakty Of
chari'Ab1e community to assist them in their ennis
rs&meDts. Tickets tor The festival are ffty cer
each, and may be han at the principal Catholic bol
torres, from he sections o. the Catholic churches
a. the box oces Of Castle Garden the evening of
es wal! Upon tn sesi al great reliance ia osced
tho realization Of necessary TO protect Their hsI
less children W. hope citizens, never deaf TO q
call Of charity, will not be In ths present Instance
FATAL ACCIDENT - child bout Two years old son Of
J Graves dsirg at $40 Pearl street. va, killed ADO
ten o'clock yesterday mornng, by fall from fonr
.aory window The mo'her, IT appears han gone out
rev minutes before the sccrent and the a, at intua
sbe had OF Wa be sight of the almost hfeless form
Ter child. The whole side Of It's head wss broken
and when picked up life was just extinct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

o'mpsny The PoS .. oon.ss,Aa ~ q o,sss which
"sf0 su,'po,' Ad were reey TAX n by the trade
. Y" Ncs. The sale proved ons OF the
mot irit do I ne eassn.
Aesis' W. Aerdiogs Mount offered catalogue
Oh "o"ltn nd al or,pg oods, va ch consisted Of
400 o. fe WOO ems comp 1 . offres iuoorta
uohs' ,eesl soid wit IN reception Of few
io.s o. doe k n The vesttngs re rather
heavy and sold los, and som Of the lois we're
pase
M n bert Haycock held catalogue sal o. about
zoo ase FreDch glass add decorated china gare.
a. nc7s the after we're many vsry ch snd new
At I'm. Tn wbol with few &c pti,ns, was
isP sd of at satisfactory prices. The sale drew
good and spirt ted company.
| The coming week prom ses to be one OF the most
sciive Of ne 3 stn as I'll uld rstood hat several
large sales ar. TO take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Mr. Burton has recently brought ont . very pretty
effective little comedy, entitled Sunshne Through
the Clouds" It played here for the Arss time
tuesday night. The piece IL translation We bAlieve
from tho krench, and has played In London for
time with 1t Ia properly described in the
bills domestic comedy It Is simply and entirely
faithful picture Of quiet life without any of those
ordinary incidents which usually supposed be In
sepsrable from proper representation Of life the
stage. The dramatis persona every day
ac,ers, without much a,ous the a but au
thor instead of supplying his characters with tnat qua
ity, has given them instead good sense, and snabe
gentle dispositions. This departure from tue standard
dramatic compositiop is bold and novel one; but it IL
ore which judicious people will admire vi plo.
can be hardly said to be any. Frank Clev Gland, (lr
Mscban) being officer In the British navy, had gone
away to sea- and news had reached home that he had
been cast away island Of barharaas, where he
had been ruthessy murdered by the savages The
fen heavily those that at home to mourn hts
premature death. These were his mother Miss Ray.
mond,) his sister Emily (siss Kate Saxon and an
cited retainer Of the family fam lary kn Old
Sandford, (Mr. Fishery. Old sandfords position
tber imperfectly defined He Is probably meant TO be
cissap. relative in humble circu ances who has grown
habits Of easy and sec tomato familiarity the
family. He is their solace and their sole ,,t Ia
the sorrow into which they have been plugged foe Old
landlord refuses TO believe that Frank Cleveland dead
re wac not the Che .rguss) to die In that Of
way He recolecs and instances Of
and gslantry boy and Of ,he miraculous he
has bad and 1t is in the aectonste earnest striving of
the heart to believe and to promp, oto TO believe
Frank is not dead that the chief interest of place
centres He has positive Information tina he has died his
Uniform had been found pierced with bullets though
bis body could not be recognize the papers his POCKET
served TO ioenify hin. But vd sanford hopes against
h"te, snd, iohcquzing, says: Nov ~ould no.
pised TO sse Frank ccue In az any tiee aud cappn
on the 81 oulder in bis old way tell sancford I'm
hungry M hur ter.'" In exeuls al the privilege Of
sussors to create circumstances " sui, exactly the
scenes they wish to drew, Franz H. the orthodox way
made TO enter at the very cot, aud, having
hera the last sentence Of the soloquy, shro 70
he action described. The meeting of tho tro nghy
affecting. his homo scene. and It truth and earuss
cess are calculated 70 mako deep impression Tnsre
are two other characters introduced julian EStcou
never Of hmuy, arrist irsvsly an the cAere ame
Of Frank. 1t Is therefore needless TO state what thu
dsnorenenfis 1t ends, all good comedies ought TO
END In marriage and happiness There good deal Of
humorous dialogue throughout the piecs-just enouso
70 supply the proper cgree Of iisht and ssAds. The
chsractsrs we're vol aimed, and the comedy, asa
-hoe, was natte,ingly received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
Now Ecxh, Saturday, september "a, 1854.



NET YORK HERALD-EDITIoN r0a EUROPE.
The T. 3, mail steamship st. Lcuir, Capt Eldridge,
wf Iease this port to dAy at IL O'clock for Hsyre.
The nails VIII close in this city at haE past zen O'Clock
In the morning.
rbe tERAD (printsd in French AID English viii he
psbushed at O'Clock in the morning Single copies
IN wrappers. sixpence
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition of
tAe NEW YORK HERAD viii be received at the folio wing
places in Europe
EIvKRPooI. John Hunter No. Paradise strest.
LONDON -. Edwards, sAndford Co., No II Cornhl.
4" WIN Thomas IL Co No 10 Gath srine street
PARIS. Livingston, Wells Co 8 Place do la Bourss
TIE contents Of the European edition Of tie herald
Viii embrace tie received by mail and telegraph
shs Office during the previous week and TO the hour Of
pubEcAtion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Soul fly ne pos haste from pain, so % 70
antio pate his d smiss al by E par ero: rland
hiding somewhere in Arkansas his diminished
head from popular indign ,tion: Belmont, the
Jew, setting ~ an exchange shop at the
Hague: 9th rs making Themselves ridiculous
by prating universal liberty and crOSned
despots, and - eking TO regulate the destinies
Of tn rid in democrat coociiablcs, reek-
ing W tn the fumes Of beer and p pes: those
only free from contempt or shame, who have
found safety in sloth and ob''v N. Never,
never, were the people Of the United States 90
shameful y represented abroad as at this mo-
ment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

~ Ah6 EpilOn VT THE HERALD
me pub &c mind 70 yet senfitivs Of the dis ,stsr Will
attended the steamship San Francisco engaged by the
government as transport for conveying troops FRO
this gsrrson to San Francisco In January last vhe
M mb.rs OF hvet were lost, and many saved BY Il
heroitm and humane exer'oDs Of the officers and n,
Of tie ships KDby, Antsrtic, and Three Bells Il
true, that pecuDiAry compensation was grated, b,
It was accompanied with resolution to confer up<
the ofsers gold medals. to perpetuate their sudab
servcee The object Of the undersg ned H. to inqui
through your columns how far that promise has 6es
saBzed, and TO request Hr. 6arstov the secretary
the meeting, which passed the medal resolution.
explain Why It has NOT been carried into effect
ONE or THE RE.CUERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

TDrAnMrmA CRY FATBms IN BoeroN--A committee OF
the City Council Of Phiadelphia, visit to Eos
ton TO exsmpe inquire into the operation of the
tees IA h Gre alarm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

TnR orxRA The Anal representation Of ''Norman for
this season. by the Cri and Mario troupe Attracted
fair audience last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23


Mr. Gerard Janssens, frcm New York, bearer OF De-,
patches to the Pru sian red in Antwerp
Belgium, on the 9th Of septsmber.
Hon Na Spence has resgned Circnit Judge for the
Eighth judicial district Of May and to take effect from
the goth Of September instant Inc distrc. compraea
the counties Of Dorchsser, Somerset and Worcester
ARRIVALS.
At the st. Nicholas Hotel -Gcv A. Il. Peeier Kansas
W. W Corcoran and family, Washington: GEN Vxn
Renssaser Albany Judge Lyons and family Louisisns:
on 9. Granger, Baltimore Judge A. WILSON, naiifAx
Capt l. Bristec. hontesl G. Travis o. 3 A. VIM
Kelly, Esq allsrsie; Lssrand D,dge and Lady Poaeh
heeps'e; b. h stevels sno ADJ, Newbura; Hon samuel
CiocSer, taunton Hon J Wharton, Ohio: judge T.
Foster, ~ Lawrence; Col g. darlington Norfolk Raw.
W. Alexander. Chiiiicofbe; Lisut G.. Naudsvilis u.
D. A.; Hollis White. Niaga-a Fails; r. r. King, ESQ .
Albany; Col Booker and family, Virginia
AZ the Metropolitan Ho ell A. d Custo, Spanish
Minister; Horeres. Spanish Legation; p g. Msrritt
Teass: Col II NTH lo~s; J. Wood and family. MIS-
souri,; N Can6eld Baltimore; , L Harsey, British
Army; George Harris, st Johns; Hon VIM. Rogers N.
Csrolina Robert kobssts aud family, hlwautie; J. O.
A lien. u. :. N.
From Charleston, in the steamship Aarion-c " Ea.
redgs Mrs FlaeF ard child, smith. Andrew Hays Il
Oates Chas Hu1 AT. LAlane Jno LAlsne, Il stat.
ftrd, II La ton dy and hid Bergsfeldt aud lsdy
Jas Claim, Jas Bulslsy, Master F Powell Tao osth
Chas Bells, B Foley, Misc nougherty Jno Mahonsy
Gilsrtth, Mr. UDsin ana lady, D Herrick A Cobb,
j W SCHUYLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Nrw COLLECTOR on NEW ORIxASs.--Col. 7. @ Porter
Of Gen Douns, deceased, Collector of the
pert Of Ne~ Orleans entered upon the discharge of his
duties on the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
The WING SLate Convention.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your report OF the Syracuse Wing Convention the
following sepce ces occur
.'Mr HEWITT offer to quit II they would allow him to
speak He wanted the convention TO adjourn.
The uproar Was now excessive
Mr. HEwnT sho ~sd hard symptoms of fight braniish-
ing his cane AND halo ong to the top of his voice
Your reporter has been in error The name Of the
SO described should have been Merritt not Hewitt
Please make the correction. JOHN HEWITT, JUN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

PRIZE FIoHr.-we learn that pugihstic encounter
viii take place todsy, at westport shode Isaod be
tween Lewis o Huestes Of Boston, and John Ling for
he sum of three hundred dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
Police Intelligence.

Sob6tWg Case in the SerestA Ward "A man name
JONI Benson was arrested ye.,ertsy, charged Wit
having Stabbed James Bell while In 1ght with him
raixet street Bel! 80 very seriously injured; but
the w2Ypd 6seh there will be no danger Of hi
life snsen was taken before Justice Clarke at Ease
Aa1let, and committed for trial
Chcree o. Shop lifting Yesterday, man named Johi
Boyd Was brought before Jussice Osborne on the com
plant Of Henry JscvSs Of 92 Chatham street. charre
with grand larceny ~ alleged BY Mr. Jacobs that d
Thursday night the prisoner called Ct his jewey stors
unoei preffnce Of purchasing gold watch One . Ro
hunting lever was shown him but this would not sui
him. for he asked to be shown that hung in the shov
WINDOW. kr Jacobs, however could not find the dc
sred watch and - last the suggested the de
OF bis going outside pointing bis digger at the ~
cle that hung IN the wipdor To this plan the irius
Jacobs Acceded and stood within the counter while tn
prisoner walked outsde t. point nut the much desires
timtpiece However, tie prisoner, without waiting Il
point out the valuable, started N with the watch Ara
shown him, down the street Jacobs immediately ssr
chose To him, and succee cd H. ovcrhauipg him. an.
giving N in charge 70 o. the Fourth ward poios
Who searching him. found the missing lever in his DOS
session, which valued ~ S7b by the owner On th
evidence the magistrate onmited BOYD for trial at IN
next term OF the Court Of General ,eseions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

CHOLERA Ar KEY VISTA letter from Kew
Vert cas stu inst says he cholera vas prevail MI
ter iby In The military harrs:ks Almost every soldier
had seea attacked, and third Of the whole number
had died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

CHLoRoFoRA fEsRis FOR AMERICA "A letter from Paris,
1t is stated that two vessel. Of two thousand
tons ourhen each, are In courss of construction
Nantes to ply betseen Have and New York the engines
Of which ars to be worked BY chioroform This is re-
cent French adaptation ard it reported some time
hack that experiments being 10 France with
The view of applying II motive ships one sue
ceeds in reaching America it vii re y curiosity
IAuScn-The ship Aurora, 100 tons bartben built
for Mr. Cornelius Or nnes line OF Liverpool packets
viii he launched at lok o'clock day. from the yard OF
Mr. VIM II. Webb foot of sixth street East river. she
viii be commanded By Capt. R. l. Bunting
ACCUMULATION SHIFTING IN poRr Owing to the D o.
sairg dulpess in chipping business particularly for
rse craft, vessels beginning TO ascumua4 at the
sharves In this Fort they numbered TIT, on Goth ins
viz :-seamtr-, sc; ships 2os, barks, 11s; briggs l2o
schocrers 2e6 besides large number Of smaller craft
great many Of these are Of large tonnage AMI have
noble appearance lying ut the various crowded piers
bordering both rivers The principal Of tho present
inactivity IL the falling of in the California and chiurhs
trade and sho In the timber trade leaving little but
southern and India trade for the ships Things in Bos
ton In shout the state there being in port
saturday Last 60 ships 80 bsrks. 100 originating
total Of $40 vessels Elusive of than 200 schoon.
and small vessels Only o. these were less than
500 tons burthen and nineteen from 900 to ooN
tons burthsn Besides the shippng on tae stocks
bsre-probsby amounting 70 40 oo0 $1,000 tons
there are $50 coo tons baiioing In Name in addition
to large amount in Bostos all Of which viii be aaos,
nAfe" mon he, and rave tendency TO still further
duce the rates Of freight for the coming season.
REPEA1 OF Coal urEs The following is o copy OF .
petition which Ia In circulation Ia Boston, and ~hicb
rs Designed to send to ell parts Of tho Unite saes for
s'gnatui -
10 TnR CONGRESS TIE Cyrrrp STATES -
The unoer.igped people o. the United States, ami
resident o. -, IL the State IL -. respectfully
p.'tion The teD setate ana House OF representatives
:" regal al duties estsb shed by Las upon 10
reduction cf oreign Goals Pcai action u the 70 ~
~, mneDt coai o ers'oe in the country, has demon
tratea the futity Of further proecion of an Ia eat
Abupdsnty hnle 10 tale itself and an
repeal Of the existing hensoae ma loo coal tar
would be hailed With sstfct0n by every class OF the
community, NJ. directly interested Ia the miacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

The proceedings being Of rather private chit chat
character and not intended for the public ears or eyes
there possibility Of taking Noes for publication
idea Of what took place may prove interesting to
our readers.
The meeting presided over by Peter Coorer, and
Isaac h. Bailey sctsd secretary The special subject
for discussion being the mayeraly other topic
up The Of several at and proper persons, into
whose hands the Of the city might be safe
and creditaely conf he'd mentioned and their
pectve merits ftpess and chances of election warmly
discussed Most prominent among these aspirants for
civic hoDors the folio =ing named gentlemen
Thomas B. Stillmsn, Of the 6rm Of Stillman, Allen
Co onel James Lee Wilson 9. Hunt, Henry Erosn,
Henry NJ. ScheBebn, aaron vanderpoel, James W. Bar
ker, William Chauncey Daniel Temann and Nicholas
Dean
OF these gent several members Of the Reform
COMMITTEES Some of them well backed up BY their
friends council Mr. stilnan was represented to %
man Of the requisite drmnsss and decision Of charac
ter and certificates TO their energy esrlessness and
independence were given 20 Aessrs Sslman, Lee and
Lr5en There are however, many Influences 1t WORK
for the nomination. that is impossible to predict vita
any degree Of certainty the tcke. that will be nomi-
naisd. We are anxious to know it. The Reform Com
mittes hope will disspate the general suspense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

North and South "A new and brilliant Ro-
nance under this title by The popular author Of Dor-
cas- the ressmaker wil 10 commenced In the Sunday
Courier 70 morrow TO DO had at No. Is Spruce street.
am Of all rews agents.
Ln- IN tho Army .--xsen1iriscenc<s or the
War with Mexico, by New York Volunteer vi1 be con.
tinued In 70 days number Of the National Mentor.
This number ID o brilliant Everybody should
buy It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

The storeship Relief bound Rio Jansiro with stores
for the Brazilian squadron IL ct anchor ia the North
river, where abe win probably remain for few days
WAITING for sou machinery expected from The WAsh
ton Navy Yard to be carried out to the United States
steamer Water Witch The following is list of her
ofhcers <-stepben G Rowan, Lieutenant comma oding
samuel p Carter, acting master; George r. Griswold
purser Edward HudsoD. passed assistant surgeon WAL
ter Queen, passed mdshipman James 8. Thornton do.
D. r. Harmony, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23


TIE MAyoRALrY AND TEE REroBN COMMITTEE.
Orr Nv,ieirsi Reform Quantities WIN soon os in the
geld wuh their candidate for the ksyorsity; bat on
whom their choice v rail- 10 yet beyond our KEN.
regular r Of the body hsld Thursday even
Ing At the York University TO discuss that import
an, point Our reporter was present. the follow cir
culsr having come into his hsnds-
MUNICIPAL REBORN COMMITTEE
NRw YoRg, Sept. Is, 1854.
sR-PsAse attends regular meeting Of the committee,
ON Jhurstsy evening 2lst INST, At ha past seven
O'Clock, AZ the New York Unieersity.
Special order-Mayorslsy
Tho attendance wss pretty numerous, and composed
Of persons whose aggregate wealth might range between
ten and twenty millions Of dollars Not being sufficient
ly wen scqusinted with the personal appss OF the
members reporter cannot furnish correct List OF
their nance; but may reasonably be conjectured that
there present goodly number Of the gentle men
whose appended to the list published msnest
of the committee and list of which we suboiu:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Petsr Cooper,
James Brown.
John l. Mason,
Chsrlea A. herman,
H. nry J Raymond,
Pelstiah Pc IL
james B0orman,
j nm NAyper,
VIM II. hoople,
Noses $. Beach,
George B. Butler,
Aaron vaDderpoel,
Sylvanus ). Wand,
simeon Baldwin,
willard l. Felt,
N. n Qpsc -enoOss.
Samuel b Aitnouse,
Brrtif SkiimoSe,
Robert henry,
leDj y. Butler.
George W. Blunt,
leonard W Kip,
Edgar Eetchum,
Ga'oEer Cushman,
Cornell us gnew,
John W Hammersley,
Benz +, rreiwell
James f Chamheriain,
.I0hp Ridley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23


Henry Grinnell,
VIM Curtis isoyes,
Thos Suifsrn,
Ben X Winthrop,
Martin Ia arfskse,
Alfred Pell,
Isaac Adrianoe.
Henry u schiedelin,
Richard A. Reading,
Wade 8. Worfall,
Joseph Blackburn,
James W. Gerard,
James Broots,
VIM NJ. Pritchard,
Henry Erben,
Jhes. b Stillmap,
A. +. OckershAusen,
VIM. Browning,
Thos r. Whitney,
Francis Leland,
Ezra Lu low,
VIM B,sodeood,
Charles c. North,
Daniel Herrick,
B. G. WSndeil,
Muford Martin,
Jos 'ph y. roone,
Thos. NJ Partridge,
Isaac II Bailey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-11
1865 CASES AND CARTOONS
Boots, Shoes, Hats 6 Straw
GOODS
". II. M.fRPgRa 20
To Farmers, Dairymen & Others

HNuE Subscribers. having ostai ed Letters Pa
i tenn Tor thrir Improved Hvdro Thermal
Cnurn prepared 80 dispose of righ hts Tor States
Counties, and towns and individual privileges, on
most reasonable terfns
II would be sup-if1dus to present in the form.
II exiraFagsni newspaper Pgfs, the many advan-
tsges cur Churn has sy3r all others. We will
simply state that with our improvements utter
can be produced from pufe cram IN ir,ra ! 10 4
minutes nd from tsh un~k nmei milk i'll from
s 10 10 minutes, the milk teiog Fl fUr lagIe use
thereafter. ~
b. The peculiar form of construction ofthr dash
ef The butter rea ily accumulated and gathe ced
in mass requiring no additional labor other than
the mer usual seasoning or sailing
Our Churn Apparatus j. also admiralty adapt
"a e. the Producing II am ices The ro,h ing OF
eggs Sc. and il his RESPECT Is mest valuable Id
Cnnirctioners and Families
The Chun is simple cheap and durable in con-
strnction. and can De operated by child eight or
ten wears of age In word the Invention needs
only 70 be uied 70 PROVE its srea, and general
uility. I3t
Circulars wiz be furnished in few day show.
ing drawings and giving description Of the rhnrn.
Persons desiring further Information, Churns,
or rights. viii address tsotoge paid.
I'll HARRISON & GALLAHER.
Care 81 John $ Gallaher, H.
Washington, ID. O.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-11
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
n HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Iseerpsraies 1870 CAertet pePeisei-C Capital 50,
000s VIA pocer Of iacseaSsag u % $3.50 600.
DURLIc 3 iidiugs. Manufsciories, Mills Ma
II ehine.y Dwelling HonseS Stores, MerckaR<
disc Hsusshold Furniture Vessels on the sticks
or while in port, &c. sc, will be insured At rates
asl6W ~ the risk will admit
Applications Tor Insurance may be made TO s.
b. w. HERBERT,
In me absence Of ihe Agent from Char;essown, Of
Iorr p. BR0wS. ESQ., who win attend to them
-. -,ly. Persons a. a distance address Through
tbs nail s. :. <~h...a r...,,,. s,iercxn,.n,.
- - s. - -. Agent win present has som'
,oi.Sions In reducing The saoans q premiums on
he risks thus arising.
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