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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
cAPITAL-4TEN MILLIONS DoLhARs
HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent
Third Annual Report Of the United

Third Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE., ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Once Southeast Third ssreeta PHILADELPHIA
RANcE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PtsIIApET
RECEIPTS.
Balst 60 for 1881 and Premiums Interest and Policies
eoiyed in isss. ssTsss5 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
aIlount phin sor Isrfs xS6sSI6b6
gsIncnnt naid ior ite INSURANCE 1855 90
amount OF Premiums returned. le9 s6
presen. Value Of Bonus Of 1851 1861, paid in 7-r
Amount paid for oaes Rent, Salaries, siaiossry
Gonimissions, Postage, Advertising, State - -
Taxes Examiners Fees Printing ls4S 0i4s9 %
5s5sg ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES.
United Stass Fys aad Six cent Loana, Bonds, Bonda
and Mortgages and Real Estae 1850 90
Present Acsrtalu&a Value Of all tho Annual Premiums
Carlisle Mortality. Tssssa
,a secured, bearing per interest 1855
Value Of Furniture Home Office and Branches Ss4
amount due from Agents. 1925 80
Present Re-inu RANG Tss so
Semi Annual and Quarterly Premium Payments SASS 81
Premiums November and Dscembsr, on Policies in
cluded in valuation. ISIS
Total. oss,9ss So
The amount insured by January Lisa
including the Bonus of a0per declared for the past
S2aS3suf, the present asesrtained value of
which, at per cent. interest and Carlisle Of
taityH 630S7b 80
admit of declared upon
mums all Policies entitled ereo policy holders have the
value in will be paid to them at their option.
The Directors the United Sas Lie Annuity Trust
foregoing sahbt of liz ars q ths Company FOR shs
trust will b. found satisfactory the the
ease the older policy holders who have participated
IN ssss' divided them during the g three
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4VXEEE1kfSE Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK.
CAPTAIsbV0 SlsO00o cash paid In.
W. H. DEDRrcK, Secretary. GEO. eURTISS, President,
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD Il CO.. 81 Wall street; .,
is 7. STANAHAE, President Atlantic Dock, u Broadway
ISAAC NEWTON, lis West Btrsst;
EvERTS d CURT1SS lls Vert street;
y DOWS GUITEAU, le Broad utreet;
BEALE, MELICK d DE WITT, 5 Bridge street;
WAGSTAFF Il YEDDGR, rs CORTLAND street.
T The above Company of the responsible
the Union Scrip for profits Bsned yearly
deemed the iun9 ssOOoo0 All
Agency RETAINED AND aecurity
to facilitate the business Of the injured The underBgned
authorized Agent prepared issue policies
against damage by FIRE. MARINE HULL
RISKS. [o90 sm1 C. C. LATHRoP, Agent s6 Camp at.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, C. W.
sspO,UVu
Epwp. &. o'BREs, Secretary. A. M. CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp st., New Orleans.
B The undersigned prepared POLICIES against
the er the SEAS and RIVERS against damage
BY FIRE, at the . PREMIUM
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
n5Iy HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent
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nv N. ARMSTRONG;, No. 50 Old Levee, near
recese, arrivals large and
csnpleie atses q HARDWARE. GUTEaY, HOUSE FURNISH
ING KITCHEN, RuILDERsi and CABINET MAKERS WARE
HOUSE and siasp TOOLS PANTS. OILS CAM
pfE%E, TUERENTiSE, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, GRIND Oil
which h. cera prices
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i gsANDY .-We have regular supplies Of the
Brandy PACKAGE
pis. isos, 1881 isss quarter
ns which
80 ~ saurs rs ssll a sua sstsietA.
VIM. n LEvERlclI& CO., Sole Agents,
Taxoa
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DRINTING PAPER. 10 Reams, % by 32i
a. a by "a by ST. g BY ss Us by 49,
Jrsl sails BY POWELL d HOPKINS,
i .a,a m, Ma. II Ehaflea street,
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REMOV AIlS--REMOVALS

xDOARDING.-Se Fine Rooms for Fam
lilies to be bad ut that desirable No.
iien, Day Bosrdefs be accommodated.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

give You the following statements fot
publicity. Until recently, for the last
SIX wears, I have been suffering and
gradually sinking under the effects of
tina. distressing and alarming disease, the
consumption, attended with = painful
cough and frequent hemorrhage Of tn
lungs. BY the advice Of friends an ;
physicians, tried residence of few
months farther South, but not receivin
any decided benIft, Iresorted to means
which IL 10 natural for person to max
Gus of when given over by medical at
PENDANTS, as a hopeless case, that 70, the
various advertised medicines con-
tinued TO try one remedy after another,
without obtaining any relief, until by
your Recommendation commenced using
the Cedar Tar. AT that time / had be-
come so weak that was obliged to give
up my Office and practice. ] had only
taken one bottle, when was convinced
hat the medicine was doing good as ]
continued to take the medicine, con-
tinued to gain in strength, and my
disease to yield under its influence. /
am now able to'perform the labors of my
practice, and confidently hope to be soon
fully restored to my former good health.
| consider the Cedar Tar the very best,
If not the only remedy for the cure Of
diseases of the lungs and chest.
Veryrespectfully yours,
WM. G. CRUP, Dentist.
pERPAED AND REFINED BY
MRS. B B. NORRIS, NO. 343 BAL
TIMOE STREET, BAIT.
For sale by WilliamH Garner, Miles
eyn Md. and oy all respectable druggists
throughout the United States.
July %, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
Notice

WyHE subscriber respectfully requests
all persons indebted to him on open
account prior TO the year 1853, to call
and settle by cash or note on or before
the Goth Of June next-ofherwise he will
be compelled to place the same in the
hands Of the proper officers for collection.
For the liberal patronage he has re.
ceived at the hands of the public, he
avails himself ofihis medium to return his
thanks; and at the same time to assure his
friends and the public, that nothing upon
his part shall be wanting which can in
any way contribute to their care and com.
fort. Wines and Liquors of the choicest
brands will always be found in his Bar !;
and Il may not be unnecessary TO add
that his table will always be supplied
with the best the season can afford. His
stables are in the care Of honest. irusty,
and COMPETENT hosilers.
JOSEPH MORGAN
March SCth-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
LOOK-OUF.

a T the solicitation of many, the Gel
- ebrated Saddle and Harness Horse
RED BUCK will commence his.
present season on the 10th of March
1854. Gentlemen Of ST. saary's, Red
Buck is coming.
w p. HOUSER
March oth, lo54-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
health undsr The trsssnens ssDs Hsnp,o.
w 2, THonAsssm
,,Lsuissills, March -. 1851

HamFtoas Vegetable Tincture ID ths gres
Purifisr OF the blood BY is mild but pvwestss
action on the Stomach. Liver and kadnevs
will care Dyspepsia. Cough. Asthma. broneki
nj and Lung Affections. Breast. Side and BasE
Consumption. SerofHla. Rheumatism. C;.rs
Neuralgia, Fistula, Piles. Bowel Conplsinss
Messas, NeTvens Debility, and 40 . Fe~.s
Medicine, IL has no equal.
Call and get Pamphlet gratis. This Haur.
toa's Vegetable Tinciuse, se:iag on ths &c.
seh. i.issr sad Kidneys. cures Conghs. Rhsm.
matism, al hse@s, and throat diseases. DysDss,-
sia. &C., ke.. with all diseases arisin. -
impure blood. in aerveus debility. &c. No.
more. have IL for sale. = -'s1r
- Sold BY SPalding 4 Greenwich. I.srsr,
Town; q: u Morgan. Chaptice sna ". =
Garner & Co.. Miles Tswa. -.
June ~. ls52-sr
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
Robert w. Harper, Wash,
NJ. e..

LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
"ILL give prompt and special az
w iention to the prosecution and
collection Of ali Land Claims & others
m favor OF those who served in the wars
OF the United States or their heirs at law.
He may be seen from TO p. NJ. at
the Office of J. nj. Carlisle, Esq, opposite
CITY Hall or any other time at tho resi-.
dence Of his father DR.. James Harper on
r. Street between Is & IA South side.
II communications (prepaid) attended
Nov. IL, le52.-6m.
February 2nd, 1854-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

Francis w. KercBAmers
FAsHfONABf.E BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
Ne. los WEST FAHETfE ST1KT,
eppssits The Liberty Engine House.
BALTIMORE,
- Respectfully informs his friend
thai he has purchased -
the old established
stand Of Mr. J. Hartman, and i
prepared TO supply them with Opera
Boots. Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
Of all kinds. for gentlemen's wear, made
az the bes, materials. BY strict attention
10 business, he hopes TO merit a share q
the patronage extended to the late pro-
prietor.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Camel,
brother 10 The eminent physician to Losis Ma
poleon, President Of The Frehch republic. who
was rured OF Rheumatism Of seven years. stan.
ding one from Robt CAN'T. do, Of seven years
ONE from Mr.. Oldham, Baltimore Cussom-hons
to = dreadful case Of dyspepsia one tom Jnoo
LIKE. of = ease Of dyspepsia and general de-
hifity; and ONE from J. K. Stapleton, esq, /.
BALTIMORE, with hundreds OF Others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

Is confidently recommended to invalids rs
unsurpassed by any known preparation, fer the
cure Of Coughs, oarseness. and other forms OF
Common Colds; Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Consumption in an early Stage, and for the Re-
lief OF the Patient even in advanced Stages o
that Fatal Disease.
1t combines, in a scientific manner. remedies
Of long esteemed value. with others Of more
recent discovery, and beside its soothing and
toatc qualities, acts through the skin gently
and with great efficacy. for the cure Of this class
nf dseaaaaa
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

We91 Ne
TEH GREAT ElScOHERY OF THE
.HCE--RE.AD!-READ!-RE.fD!
TWvHE world never before saw such mass OF
n home testimony given TO any other medi-
cine. H >
BALTIMORE, Sept. II. 1851.
Messrs. Arortimev q MoEtssy fee u 4 duty
make known the benefits have derived from
d. an rsans Tinctufe. Fer length Of time
have been subject TO great postraiion Of mus
GUAR power, and great debility Of the nervous
system. accompanied with palpisatioa aud nnt-
teTieg of the heart. had stsch sudden attacks
that on one occasion I could scarcely yet homie
] making mention Of any case TO friend herr
fened me 20 Joseph r.. Stapieton, ESQ.,, an e.
and highly respectable citizen OF Baltimore
who had used the Tinetare under similar cold
cams;sncss. ] called on Mr. StapleioB, and, af-
ter an interview Of some minHies, l was fully
satisfied OF the medic i virtues OF the Tineture.
from the evidence before me, OF his own person,
who. Gnr some time previous. indicated falling
state Of keelfh, bat now a hearty, hale appear
ance. with The acfiritr Of youth. ] immediately
commenced using the Tineture, and, before
took the contents Of one hottie, nv strength scas
renesred. aad can scalk as brisk and am as ae-
lice as tsreuiy years ego. This Tineinre 10 The
grand restorative OF the digestive argans, which
when destroyed. the whols system 10 in q state
Of suffering.
do assert II % no hnmbng. bat %, in reality
theat II 10 represented 20 be by Or. smpton
VIII inventor. Wa. "A. ScHAsrEER.
Corner Of Lombard and Sharp streets.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

DACON.-County and Baltimore
ID cured Bacon, for sale by
sPALDING 8 GREENWELL
Iuns Esd. 1853
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
!. sTABLER o. co.
WHOLESALE DRueGIsT0
TO Pratt Street, Baltimore.

For sale in st. Marys county BY Richardson
& Combs and Loker Abel q Co., Leonard
Town; VIM. HI. Gamer & Co., Miles Town ,
and Geo. II. Morgan. and John A. Burroughs,
Chaptico-snd BY merchants generally through.
out Maryland end Virginia
February Q, 1888
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
Very respectfully,
Sarah ullen, SO French street.
CONNTL1fpTTOF rYTprnT

Richmond, April "a, 1852
.Mr. p. Horton Keech, .Agent for Ceda4
Tar.-Dar Sir: 1t is with sense of
gratitude. and desire that others, suffer-
ing from disease, may be induced 10 try
the Cedar Tar, thst ] am inRusaced TO
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

Messrs. Mortimer C Mowbray: MRS. Eliza
beth BagwelI Is lady OF the highest lespeeta.
biiity, wealthy and influential. The cure 10
hes- case speaks volumes In favor Of this Won
derful TinetuEe. Several other persons we
have heard Of have derived great benefit from
its use in our county. We are entirely out Of
the article, and have daily anxt0ns inquiries %
know when we will receive another supply.
WI expect large sales Of IL from the present
demand. and want you 70 send us box as soon
Is pcssihse. Yours, TYLER & ADAIR.
Northampton Co.. April Il. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

March SOth-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

An EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Stands unrivalIed for the cure of Gnui,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia in all its forms,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Face ache, Tooth
ache, Head ache, Sore throat. ChiIlblains,
Frostbiie, Corns, Sprains, Bruises, &c.
PrenaTed only by
- s. B. HOPKINS & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
POET


have the Letter yet. Manic,
fou seat ne very DAY
That gave yo.r frSt-bof1 10 Jar .rmss
And va far away.
lsaw tkrongh every trembling ilno
hoB prccicEs Wns The log -
How pleulorc thopk the y e1kttlI had
That aycts Y fiIh ne jog -
OF al ihy n.fhsr's lilsle cnll, =
The playihisg and The bel.
Poor ekiidren, lovingly they cone
Te rock he cradle yeti
A1d. kncwing cot how soe1d his 1iccps
Al srts 10 wake him ny,
Aka iron 60 mech love Minnis,
To think that be she1id die!
Look It the ~ ~ e had. Minsis,
3. mptionies, lac.
fs< ssif. - AID warn,
M Ter t1,ue.
= = ~ n ny heart
A.. N certain hold.
IfN-kA~th1er o. ny handt
III, - nd too q cid
OR bridal day that Summer DAY
9nlf lhon rslnember nDH
- y . blossoms were IN hiiicd theu
A lhcss abcet thy NV,
Thank Gcd have my fair bride stiily
Aad, BY thy loving eye
thou osidst not give ne up, Minnies
Zen that be might mol die.
A Heaven of safety and repose;
All! should We wish him back
From It's clear lights and lhnrHiess howers
To tread iile's dusty track.
Think what radiant iittie one
Shall meet rs by and BY,
And yet that be should die, Mamie
Alas, that he should eiei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

sE- Thr CENT, CeEfs acas,+,, : ea.s fk i
Eis1andria Gsszctse ona Nion5aviass snsss.s1.s A.
following persons a. (. assesk ans1
damages ii thi> eoGnivg o. lie iins ID as Alexap.
dsis L2sdana and HkEnnshise Railroad. 49,
WiI.iam Minor Bazs8 Williams Eoratio Bs.l
Ioka Wood and Jahn q Heneessoc
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HTHERE may b bbtaised de me-, spreay rem
w sdy for ~ rIissie Comp sinls Gleess. ssrie-
TIRES, Seminal We1Encls Psins u The L1ins, Afec-
.iol. % he Kida.f. Dile..s. q DE bed. Threat.
sn secret hsbis r. yollh. 1h'sk produee. con1tsn.
tioasI DsblisY. seeisn Muriags inpol,ilis, aad il
'i's - ds'''gyFbss., = -. = e, ..,s-
r,...Iy. -ho g.. $3.50 : .ss s..;.. = s.,I,.rv
i.e. ihaf drssdn' ~ Destructive hab'i. rtieh snnu.
sweeps @ e p4''@FlT F.fe, ihoal.lds q yorls
lsa q de e ez,Ils tai,1t - b.iIlissi iaissri.
with he thnuderi q BIZ e9s6f yikcd 70 ccsizc5
The living Iyres nay call uilh flI confdeLce.
Married P1seal q thoas tontsePIsiiay naBi.ge.
e'asslt d. J. restored ! psr'sei bsal,L. siiSki
CURED ~ TN kys oElso cHazer MADE.
Bsliiaors sircssSsissl SIDE. g lhl'sieps.
- Be parte,g ~ stseFEiee The Hnns and Num-
bsr. Or yes v'a s,, "a , .hs .'.ss
Member Il The Eoysi coIIer- 81 Screens. I,ados.
gsdssss fFoa - q Is, s5s. ru.ine1i s'Iisrss z shs
LATED States. tle rresl-r part q elSseI'fs ~
-s.i'Is - q sr1sss Is ~ -: ssss n sIssess
sseask M cares that wefs eel ts51 - many tru1bed
ringing il the aad head. whcn asleep ereat aef
fcalness. being alarmed suiden ssands, md tashfl
ues. with irequest blahng. attended sometnes with
De- adEelDeni Of mind, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. ,. addresses al those who have injured them
eret and -nltary Habit, which ruins both Belly and
Mid uAfttin them foF either bnsiness society
These arc sne d the sad ard melancholy effects pro-
duced 81 early kasiis q yoHh. Weakness Of the
Back and Lsa.ba fsins the head, Dmness Of sight,
Los. Of Muscular Power. Pspi;ation Of the Heart Dys
pea. Nervous Irritsbiihy, Derangement Of the Dges
1--WE Fanctions, General dsbiiity, Symptoms Of Con-
sumption, &C.
MExrALLT-Tbe fearful eisr,s On the mind are
much 10 BE- dreaded: Loss Of Hempry Confusion OIL
deas Depression Spirits. Evil FnreSoinN Aversion
% Society, Self Distnst Love Of Solitude. Tidity,
&c. some q The evils prudneed. Each persons
shnud before contemplating Marriage consult DIR. John
Etaa, and be II restored Let False Delieacy
pfeeent. but apply immediately aad save yourself from
The dreadia AID awful consesnesees Of this terrible
DR.. JoHSSroH,s INvIGoRATfNG REMEDY
FOH ORGANIC N EAKNESs.
Nv this great sid aadsImportaHi remedy, weakness
Of the seedly cured and ful vigor restored
II h3s ads Of the laost Nervous and Debiitated ndi-
ssdllls who had lost eli hepe. have bees Immediately
rviiercd. All inpedinseii 10
MARRIAGE,
Phrscs Mental 6czioa, Nervous Irrtubili--
~, Trczniiac sud Weakass1, or Exhaustion Of the
most lraFiGl kiad snesdily cured BIZ DIR. Johnstoa.
(s- All ettes be post pad Remedies seat by
mail. - - tAPrl 20, lS54.-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

I Et.seTsn-~H WA a eraaaal lafe Sscfsfa.s
~ u ttr ary has beea elecIsd The State senate
III N9gih Cardtna bs al N pity III 50 ogef his
Dtn9sraiic o5ssnehf MI Jahesa ss9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

Lay Of SAN JvAa.-- a New York iou.nal IL he
rsi = ii tries, saliees the beaabarialenf ~ san
kun after liz blowing fashi1a
sraihsr and insinfr and |,
AAA len satid solfirrs more
3 an 81 Won. I'll xsi.re Him At
That caalt,ft Sefs mich kssare 1a~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24
Fresh Drugs, &c.

GfL Lesson Gun SnsslsS. fsss;.is WISER -,
~ 80, eias SaaceS Nilta9s Akil Col obi. i.
...'es re,srn ia.ine Csa.sie pssAsh. Iscneari,
q g Mhi,t Was Csehiaeal Carh Ah,-
r,n.rss ssp saIs Sis Rlaek Ppper Tfain Oil
6.,.,. Il, ao. teerl S,arth Fie Bee. Ahnona and
pi l.@. - ss@nAp Senleap Halgundt Pisch
rer~;. - n d prime SCARS. iass
nsSestea 40 ~ sac ~
loHNLEADBEAFER.
SAolel.s - >iand. Faiffax ~
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resfin iaIs.
~ rsrEn. Nay 81. l91,

fTIs 81 "a. May y, 1855.
We, the underslgfs n Z solicited u give.onr
opiaisa as b The rhttrte| p standing u the In
sarance Company cEle r. ~ Il Virginia, hare
% hesitation ID safig III xe have TIE Utmost
confdencs Is shefailstitsfsl integrity u The
Presileni and Di lrs u|hN Cenpsny.
The iact lhas 81 ave i4urd our own property
ID ,ns Company. sthal + strongest evidence
Ne can gre As Il lr opilfa q is merits
Hon. ]. ~. MIS- q 5 fcnataf
JAcoa SgNsgxf Esq Mecss1nt winchester.
r.. Al T,nssta { pfess I'D Ink of Tsiley Of va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

Xiii $3.50 Stat.,r q BE fAnsAltlS xes,z
q 49,. - "a ,,,e'e and riblc f<asied # %
Coels whole ia, Rn,... = -, ~. s,a.s'ta.n
ounces 81 - 90 r,~ee IA ~. ..3s4l triF
iAg c5'lars ~ ssas Pike. 81 : : ~ '',po-
-. ISAAC ROSES
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CASH FORWOOT,.
' e, g.. .... Pr. p.idiof Neo' a,.As
No M xisaui1H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

4 Frr The Black Bapa Ore recently dIsSszefcdIn
th lseqirsr 4 Crvea Valley, "a US she A n Erlsnd
gs uTlsl pFuves d he very exensi Y IN M vas
rtine IN thickness gpn laxcusystNQ Y * hfee
feet Tht ofe La been carefully No. yby one
III ~ nos, dis,fnRnikhed chemists pl the 50 tr Who
prnrnurecs II of u kaperieT qaalifs u has more
AVER hecn .canxrfged iado itensfk ahe AsennenninB
furnace, and gourd 10 be d * pfsscnlsd.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-10
A TOUCHING RELIC OF PoMPEII.

In digging out the ruins of Pompeii,
every turn Of the spade brings up some
relic of the ancient life, some witness of
imperial luxury. For far the greater
part, the relics have q merely curious
interest; they belong to archaeology, and
find appropriate resting places in histori-
cal museums.
But there are some exceptions. Here,
for instance, the excavator drops ian un-
invited guest) upon banquet; there he
Unexpectedly obtrudes himself into a
tomb. In one place he finds q miser
covering on his heap; another shows
him bones Of dancing girls and broken
instruments of music lying on the mar
bic floor. In the midst of the painted
chambers, baths, halls, columns, toun-
tains-among the splendid evidences of
material wealth, he sometimes stumbles
on a simple incident, touching human
story, such as strikes the imagination
and suggests the mournful interest OF the
great disasters the sudden sight OF
wounded soldier conjures up the horrors
of the field of battle.
Such, to our mind, is the latest dis
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NOTICE


No THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUB-
Lie OS TEXAS.-The creditors of the late Re-
rahlc OF Texas ore hereby notified that by an act
OF Lhs Lsslylature of the State of Texas approved
Feo- lIth, 1884, the provisions OF the act entitled
An act u provide for ascertsiuing the debt of the
iats Hepuoiic OF Texas, approved March 10Th, 1913
hds bsen extended until the 1st day of August 1855
Certore, all holders of any of the rbilities of the
ts Republic, which have not been heretofore unju.
oicaSel. whether the same be stock bonds treasury
notes audIte1 paper, unliquidated claims or anY
osher description of debt whatsoever, will present
IA. >ame fsr adjustment to the Au 1itor and Comm
t7oher, at this Office, in Austin, or bef,re the
d-Ls aforesaid August list, 1855, or the are by
stacute aforesaid declared forever barred.
Parties forwarding claims by mail to the under
sSuet under the provisions Of the act aforesaid Il
certificate OF adjustment issued therefor will be re-
nrnet in the same way, should it be so directed by
the claimant, otherwise it will remain in the AUDI
tors office. subject to his order. In all cases of the
transmission of securities to and from the office the
SAM shall be st the risk of the owner or holder
When q party deputies another to act for him
(Which is reiuisits in second class claims) simp,e
power OF attorney attestsd by two witnesse, VIII
suE,e
JNO. N. SNISHER, ! Auditor
JAMES 3. SHAW, ( Comptroller
Austin, Texas, February I'D, 1854.
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